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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Phelan Objects
To Proposal To
Reduce Army

Washington. JaH 15.-Further
progress of the resolution which
the senate passed yesterday oraef-
ing the war department TO cease re
cruiting until the regular army has
been cut down to 10000 men, was
blocked today by Senator Phelan,
democrat. California.
The senator gave formal notice
of his intention 10 offer a motion
for reconsideration OF the measure
Members Of the military affairs
committee said there was little
pospect OF a change in the senate
continent
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Prohi Victory to
Be Celebrated by
w. C. T. u. Tuesday

a fitting program Tor Victory
day-the anniversary of the adOP-
ton Of prohibition in the United
states-will be held By the local
W. c. T. L. next Tuesday, it was
announced this morning
An all day meeting will be held
at the local hall. and the program
will begin at 1880 p m, II is stat
ed. All members are urged to he
present
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
State Chamber
Asks Abolition
of Canal Tolls

Portland. Or. Jan 15--Natlonal
LEGISLATION looking to abOlishment
of all tolls at the Panama canal on
American voast-to-coast shipping
is urged in a resolution adopted
By the congressional advisory COM
rnittee Of the Oregon State Cham
Der of Commerce. The belief was
sxDressed that in the interest OF
American shipping and the devon
,ent of the coast. Panama canal
tolls should be abolished.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
ermakers to
kefuse Wage Cuts

,'.'l Or. Jan. 15.-Tbe
Cn7n announced TO-
meeting last night de-
- tTslsl any wage cut at this
action followed an
by the Northwest
ron eor4panv that new
o.d be hire At 50 cents an
stead Of IS cents al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Bulletins

Paris, Jan. Is. -- Aristide
BRAND former premier, agreed
this evening to attempt the
formation of a cabinet in sue
cession TO the ministry which
resigned wednesday.
Washington. Jan. 15-Frank
A. Gooding, former governor
Of Idaho. took his seat in the
senate today, succeeding Sena-
tor Nugent. appointed to the
federal trade commission SEN
ator Gooding, republican,
was elected for a full term be-
ginning March 4 and appoint
ed to fill out the present term:
Spartanburg, S. c.. Jan. 1o.
Commander Eva Booth, OF
the Salvation Army, who be-
came Ill here last night and
was unable to fill a lecture
engagement, was sufficiently
improved today to leave Tor
Greenville, S. c.. though stili
very weak.
Spokane, WASH, Jan. 10
The estimated cost of the Co
Iumbia Basin Irrigation pro-
iect as arrived at by the staIe
Columbia basin survey COM
mission is at least 8 per cent
too low, it is declared in re-
port of a board of review
named by Director Arthur z.
Davis cf the United States re-
ciamation service. which has
been filed at the offices OF the
survey commission here,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Salemite's Father,
War Scout, Passes

D. o. RAIDER. civil war veteran
and father Of Mrs. 3. w. Macy OF
this city. passed away at his home
in Walla Walla. Wash, Wednesday
January u. He was IS years
Of age.
Mr.. RAIDERS early life was spent
i'm farming. When he was IS years
Of age. he enlisted as a scout In the
Indiana Infantry and during the
civil war served as n scout Taken
prisoner in the winter Of 1864, he
was confined in the Anderson
vile prison
In 1902 Mr.. RAIDER moved q
Washington where he engaged In
farming until a few years ago when
he retired.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Hunger Strike to
Save Hubby's S Soul
Is Ended Today

Danville, Ill, Jan. 15.-Mrs.
Ernest S. Harrington, who
claimed to have been fasting
for 4S days to influence her
husband to join church, end
ed her hunger strike today up
on being advised by the Rev.
} G. S. Payne of Eldorado, Ill
to take food.
The woman mediately con-
sented and drank a glass of
milk in the presence of the
minister. She then said she felt
better and would not resume
! her fast.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Salvation Army
Heads Illness
May Be Serious

Spartsnburg. s. G, Jan. l5.-
Commander Evangeline Booth OF
the Salvation Army, who was taken
so here last night, was reported as
slightly improved this morning.
Spartansburg, S. C.. Jan. 15.--
Miss Evangeline Booth. comman-
der Of the Salvation Army in the
United States. who was reported
by her attendants TO have suffer
ed serious collapse" here last
night. today was under treatment
Of a physician at her hotel. Her
physician in New York had been
communicated with by telephone
and was directing the treatment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15

Tobacco, Sumatra wrappers and
filters, $2.S5 per pound; stenmed
Sumatra $3.50 per pound.
Butter and cheese and their sub
stitutes, eight cents pound in--
stead of six cents, provided in an
amendment accepted yesterday
Breeding Stock Exempted
The length of long staple cotton
on which the tarisr will be @Eree--
tive was reduced from / 3-8 inches
to / Is inches, the duty remaining
at seven centsa pound as the bill
passed the house.
Cattle and sheep to be used for
breeding purposes were exempted
from the duty on imported ami
mails
Rice to be used in MANUFACTURES
of canned goods, was excepted from
the tariff of cents a pound levied
in the house bill.
Attempts of several opponents or
the bill to load it down with
amendments dealing with evtran--
eous subjects We're unsuccessful
Lumber Tariff Asked
In it's tariff revision hearings to-
day, the house ways and meakse
committee took up schedule ID OF
the Underwood act, comprising
wood and wood products.
John H., Kirby, Austin. Texas
president of the Southern TARIFF
association, asked the committees
for rate of is per cent advalorem
on imported lumber, saying that
such tariff would yield $4,000. 08e'
annually in revenue and would not
increase the lumber cost to Aner--
lean consumers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15

Leghorn. Italy. Jan. 15-social-
ISIS. leaders from all italy gathered
here today at theUPening session OF
the congress Of the socialist party
Foreshadowing Of a break in the or
.s,fz.tfon were found in the situa-
ton before the congress opeheu
and Il seemed probable the gatheT-
inc would be fully az interesting as
he congress Of french socialists
cid two weeks agqs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Complete Meal
for Students to
| Cost Only Dime

Woodland, Cal, Jan. 15.-A
complete MONDAY meal, con-
sisting of meats. soup and hot
drinks. will be served for
dime, beginning Monday, to
the students of the high school,
at Esparto. in this county, it
was announced today by Miss
Martha Galchutt, teacher In
the domestic science depart
ment.
''The school will break even
or better" she said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15

Two fatalities are included in the
list Of 43s Industrial accidents re-
ported to the Industrial Accident
Commission here during the week
ending January 13- These were
W. r Plumlee, engineer. 81
Helens, and Thomas W Dunsmore-
laborer, Salem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
ALegiion
stFavors
hate Bonus
kement of Plan
posed by Gov
h Olcott Voted
ben Meeting

session which afforded
for much heated discus
Shers of Capital Post No.
In voted in favor of state
Shsures as mentioned in
n olcott's message to the
4 now in session.
.Enon, Joseph Minton and
stsuchrist were leaders in
i pleas for the cash and
ban provisions. Leo Page
rarver urged that general
4 4 plans be avoided by the
Ia that the organization
ts efforts to measures
bring prompt and ade-
IN for wounded service
their dependents.
opposing the bonus took
In that the American Le-
Ia make more friends by
for soldier-invalid aid,
IN and home building
Ia by endangering this
additional measures for
aash awards for services
Is recent war.
Is Legionaires opposing
Il bonus plans offered the
|snting votes on the reso-
Df the Legion's member
bO in Marion county, near
Fre present. ,
kdford Post in Line.
4d, Or. Jan. 15-The Med
j of the American Legion
ling last night unanimous
q ed an adjusted compensa :
.kure in the state of Oregon
benefit of eX-service men.
Hon was adopted repudiat+
action of a committee of
ertland in sending out a cir
Ter opposing such a meas
kilograms were sent menl :
fhe Jackson county delega =
salem asking them to sup
Compensation measure in
demonstration Planncd
hd, Or, Jan. 15.-About
y k-servicc men are expected
d here tonight in a parade,
b to plans announced by
d Walton Of the parade
nc, The parade is planned
nonstration in favor of a
sus for eX-service men, ac-
Do its promoters.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Cherries and Apples Are
Added I o Tariff Measure
AS sApproved by Senators
Ten Amendments Added, Seven Without
Record Vote; Higher Rate On Dairy Prod
ucts Fixed; Democrats Stand Pat In Oppo-
sition Throughout

, Washington JAM 15-With ten amendments added. the
house emergency tariff bill approved today by the
finance committee 1t will be reported to the senate
Monday.
record vote of the seven amendments
which were added to the bill in todays meeting although
Senator Simmons, democrat North Carolina, said the demo
Gratis generally voted against everything One Oh the
amendments agreed to yesterday that placing duty cR
certain dairy products changed today higher rate be
ing accepted.
Amendments accepted today included
Sugar $213 per hundred pounds until the retah PRICE
reaches ten cents a pound.
Frozen meats of all kinds, two cents pound; all other
meats 25 percent ad valorem
Apples 20 cents box; cherries four cents pound
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15

The racoon Of South America
frequents the sea shores and eats
crabs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15

The auagga. the striped wild
horse Of South africa, is virtually
extinct.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15

Jewish tradition Is that Cain was
slain By his son Enoch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15
Circulation

.Yeras st,or OF salem 1900. 42bS;
as1o. 14.Os4; 1920 17.s7s. ~.
gaT' ION County 1920. 47.177; Polk
county, 14,1Sl'
tember of Audit Bureau OF clrcu, ,,
,a,ion Associated Press Fun
LEASED Wires
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-15

OREGON: Tonight and Sunday
generally fair, colder tonight east
portion, fresh westerly winds.
LOCAL: Rainfall AS; souti1eriy
winds; snow; maximum 81, mimi
mum S3, set "a; river 0 feet and
rising.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

mind, without mighty wrestlings for the
supremacy of righteousness. Manasseh
submitted to the autocracy of Ephraim,
-mtil the experience, necessary to ex-
lit him, forced him to Separate from
.Ephraim and prove his dominion" the
,ower of man, when trusting to the
Supreme Ruler of the universe-God-
md living in obedience to His law Of
Truth and Love- To America apply
the words of Moses: . {:
For what nation is there so great.
who hath God so nigh unto them, as
the Lord our God is in all things
that we call upon Him for?
And what nation is there so great,
that hath statutes and judgments so
righteous as all this law, which
set before you this day? (Deu-
teronomy iv., :. 81
The defense of America, of our Con-
stitution, of the Monroe Doctrine, and
obedience to the laws of God, are in
the hands of those who recognise and
.styive to obey the Supreme Ruler Of
the universe. Zone with God is ma
jority."
In the light of unparalleled events,
which are transpiring in these latter
days, students of the spiritual interpre-
tation of the Bible are convinced that
material history is fast drawing to a
close, while the spiritual fact of scien-
tifc being-one Creator, the everlasting
Evening star., 1921-08-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Father, the mighty God, including man
whom God made in His own image
and likeness" and to whom he gave
dominion" over all things-such stu
dents are apprehending the spiritual
phenomenon, the appearing of the ideal
man, in proof Of Christ Jesus words:
81 go-away. and come again unto you.
Uohn xiv, 28.)
The prophecy of Scripture. Il will
overturn, overturn, overturn, it:
II. . until he come whose right it is;
and will give it HIM" ezekiel xxi.
27), is near ful6llment. Also the
prophetic utterance of Paul:
Yet once. more 1 shake not the
earth only, but also heaven.
And this word, Yet: once more,
sienifeth the removing OF those
things that are shaken, as of things
{, that are made, that those things.
!. (which cannot be shaken may remain.
Hebrews xii, 26, N.)
God and His spiritual man and uni
verse cannot be- shaken. They ssill tor'
ever remain. Prophets. and seers
throughout history have discerned and
foretold the final destruction of this ma.
terial time.world, the phenomena which
would follow and which are now pain
fully made manifest in the disturbed con
ditions throughout the world. Athis frs
appearing. Christ, the ideal man oi
Evening star., 1921-08-28
By Augusta E. Stetson, c. S. D.

By Augusta E. Stetson, T.. >. u.
WILL you permit me to thank the
w Herald for the many valuable
special articles and editorials which are
appearing in that newspaper? I would
like to mention, in particular, Justice
Wesley o. Howard's article, entitled
abraham, Jacob. Allenby, Travelled
Same Road" which appeared recently.
The Herald is giving to the public the
fulfilling of Biblical history. Its col
umns are educating the people in the
footsteps of truth and the revelation
of the possibilities of man and nations,
when governed by the law of righteous
ness.
In an editorial in the Herald OF
October 4, entitled, Does Americanism
Live:" you say:
II should occur to the gentlemen :,
who are seeking to place an inter.
national system and an international
covenant" above the Declaration OF
Independence and the Federal Con-
stitution, that the sayings of the
fathers of the Republic have lived,
not because they uttered them, but
because those utterances reflected
eternal truths. These truths have
endured through the years, because
truth endures and survives all as
sallts.
Until pure and undehled American ,
ism is restored, neither America nor
the world will be safe.
The operation of the law of right
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Mrs. Ryan Celebrates
Birthday Anniversary

The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Her.
man F. Ryan. 225 9Th street northeast,
was the Interesting meeting place for
many Of their friends Monday even
ing. when the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Ryan was celebrated. The
parlors OF the home were beautifully
decorated and there was q program
of music for dancing. Among the
guests were: Mrs. Rebecca Ryan OF
New York city. also Mr.. Jos and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Moore, Mr. and Mrs Abraham
Garges, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. West, Mrs. Norah
Moore. Mrs. Emma Clark, Mrs. Mary
]. Brandenberg. the Misses Carrie and
Della Baker, Miss Myrtle Branden-
berg and Miss jamie Simmons, MT.
Robert Garner, MIR. A. H. Frear. Mr..
Dewey Elliott, Mr.. Lewis Monroe. Mr..
John Gross and Mr.. William Allison.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

America, will attain their birthright of
"1ife, liberty, and the pursuit of harpi-
ness" To America apply the revelation
and attainment of divine democracy.
which is dawning upon the people and
is qiickening the righteous to defend
our beloved country from the hand of
the "oppressor,' human or autocratic
so-called democracy.
Permit me to quote from an article
by DR.. w. T. Ellis, which appeared in
the New York Herald recently
1t would he less than honest jour-
ralism did l fail to report that amid
the welter and turbulence of the
world politics, which is my present
assignment, l find among thought
full men of every creed and country
a decided note of spiritual wistful-
ness and expectancy. We are too
serious now for the mercenary and
mechanical methods of noisy
evangelist. uttering only safe and
remunerative sensationalism; we
want a man from some Patmos who
can say: Thus saith the Lord" As
democracy and its limitations spread,
the worlds. need of the one King
becomes greater.
Centuries ago the desire" of tn,
nations for king, who should rule
with justice and equity, brought Chris.
Jesus, whose words: Thus saith the
Lord" continue to be heard. The in
creasing desire of the people of the
new era for "the one King" indicates
the imminence of Christ's second ap-
pearing-"the blessed and only Poten
tate, the King of kings, and Lord o.
lords" Il. Timothy vi, 15.)
The history of Joseph has divine
concurrence with the history
America, especially at this hour of full
fillment of Biblical prophecy of the
unity of America (Manasseh) anc
Great Britain (Ephraim), typifying the
two sons of Joseph, whom Jacob
Joseph's father, blessed.
When Joseph saw that his father
laid his right man upon the head of
Ephraim. It displeased him; and he
held up his fathers hand. to remove ,
it from Ephraim's head unto Manas-
sef's head.
And Joseph said unto his father,
Not so, my father; for this is the
first born; put thy right hand upon
his head.
And his father refused, and said,
l know it, my son, I know it.
Genesis xviii, H-19.)
Jacob, with spiritual intuition and
wisdom, gained through long years of
struggle and experience, saw that
Manasseh, the first born, must come
under the rod of his autoeratic brother,
Ephraim, to bring out his (Manasseh's)
divine nature, in order that he might
regain possession of his birthright. No
one attains continuous Spiritual as
cendancy over the despotic tendencies
inherent in the "oppressor," the carnal
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Events in the Social
i And Official Circles
Continued from Fifth Page.)

headquarters and a tentative pro.
gram, already announced. is sufficient
to divert the attention Of many from
the Bahamas and Bermuda. Jamaica
commercial way and attracts more
rapid steamers and has far better
mail facilities than any port except
Havana. it is claimed.
Mr.. Myron T. Herrick has been
feted as continuously since his return
to Paris as his well known abso-p-
tion in public affairs will permit. But
lin have the clergy Of France been
amenities. From the brilliant break
fast and reception given by the ne
the special fete arranged by. the
President of France not one of the
formal functions has lacked the scar
the softer purple Of the bishops from
outlying provinces. who were direct
early days of the war. In fact the
ambassador has a long list of week
ends to be spent with these prelates
when he has fulfilled the obligations
involved in his official status. and as
spend few days. with the cardinal
archbishop of Rheims. with the prel-
ate of Chartres, and a half dozen
Garng the war; these visits M be
in a way. tours of inspection, to note
the degree of accuracy with which
the French architects and artists are
rebuilding as many Of their ruined
national monuments as their straight
theme in which Mr.. Herrick is mani
Testing a sympathetic and most gen.
erouS interest.
One of the brilliant and highly sue
cessful fetes of the waning summer
was the garden party given by Mrs
Charles Frederick Hoffman Of New
York at the estate. Bickling Hall. in
Norfolkshire. which she has leased
for the summer. Mrs. Charles Hoff-
man. though not so well known in
Washington as Mrs Francis Burial
Hoffman. has many friends here and
made frequent visits some five years
ago. Bickling Hall is considered the
most elaborate and perfect specimen
Of Jacobean architecture in north
England, and because 1t was the
birthplace of the unhappy Anne
Boleyn, it's ghost is world-famous
The poor queen is seen on certain
dates wandering in the park carrying
her head in her arms and leaving
large drops of blood along the path.
Mrs. Hoffman. however. possesses the
incredulity common in the new world
and she felt no qualms in leasing the
splendid estate from it's present
owner, Sir Henry Hobart, and the
ghost has not alarmed her at all nor
Evening star., 1921-08-28
THE UNITED STATES TO
GREAT BRITAIN.

By Mary Baker Eddy.
Hail, brother! Fling thy banner
To the pillows and the breeze; :.
We proffer thee warm welcome
With our hand, though not our
knees.
Lord of the main and nnanorl
Thy palm, in ancient day,
Didst rock the country's cradle
That wakes thy laureate's lay.
The hoar fight is forgotten;
Our eagle, like the dove,
Returns to bless a bridal
Betokened from above.
List, brother! Angels whisper
To Judah's sceptered race
Thou of the self-same spirit,
Allied by nations grace.
"Wouldst cheer the hosts of heaven;
For Anglo-Israel, 10!
Is marching under orders;
His hand averts the blow"
Brave Britain. blest Americal
Unite your battle plan;
Victorious, all who live it
The love of God and man.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

eousness has been manifested through
every pioneer of truth, from Abraham,
the father of many nations" to the
fathers of the American Republic.
Now the Lord had said unto
|. .Abram, get thee out of thy country; E
|. and from thy kindred, and from thy
fathers house, unto a land that I
will show thee:
And l will make of thee a great
And in thy seed shall all the ma
tions of the earth be blessed; be- i
cause thou hast obeyed My voice.
Thou shalt keep My covenant
therefore. -. Genesis xii, /, 2;
xxi, l8; xvii, 81
The qualities of fidelity, trust in an
unfailing power of Principle, God, in
slant obedience to the divine commands,
sustained Jacob through his mighty
struggles, enabled Joseph, through un-
ceasing persecution, to rise to the
heights of spiritual power and upheld
the founders of America in their hours
of need.
Throughout Biblical history truth and
righteousness have survived. They will
continue to govern and finally mankind
will come into obedience to the immuta-
bic law of Truth. 1t is important to
remember that all of the early State
covenants of America-the Declaration
of independence, the Constitution and
the. Monroe Doctrine contain refer
ences to "the supreme power of God. -
Our young Republic was essentially
religious. Its makers never failed to
give honor to God. Washington's s
clarion tones have resounded through
the years: Let US raise standard to
which the wise and honest can repair.
The event is in the hands of God" JEFF
ferson, in the Declaration of Independ-
ence. appeals to "the Supreme Judge
of the World" the great Governor
OF the World" with firm reliance on
the protection of divine Providence" !"
Lincoln declared that, "This nation, un-
der God, shall have a new birth of
freedom government of the peo-
pie, by the people, for the people shalt
not perish from the earth" Lincoln's $
use of the word people" implies the
people who acknowledge a supreme
ruler Of man and the universe, and
such as are obedient to Gods law. This
is the true government of the people
who serve God by the people who in
telligently submit to righteous govern
ment, for the people who, through wis
dom, win the guidance and protection
of the mighty God, the creator and
Father of all. "One with God is a ma
jority."
True Americans, who constitute