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The Republican journal., 1922-11-16
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The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

ton of ihouid be tacked on Tor
State d; t. Katahdin. The House
of Repr, es, as was its legal right
and dut, such appropriation as it
thought hope, without much re-
sard TO 1T, and none whatever TO
what the ,r advised The Senate
concurre lie action of the House.
The eit gislature authorized the
creation ecial Legislative Com |
mittee I" thorough survey and
;nvestisa Il the several State De-
n.r,nsnT, vifew- to recommending |
ieht make for eff <eprv I
80 sono his committee is made
a-a 49, representa- I
the State 7
lie Adiutant !
Il Commits
sion are under the supervision OF the
covernor and Council, and the Leglsia-
,,rs fxes the salaries of the heads OF oe-
n.r,ments We have no doubt the Special
romm;ttee will faithfully exercise Its fuli
mowers, and after making thorough
SURVEY and investigation" VIII MAKE
-.or,mendations, but recommendations
.hnt,er no parsnips." The Special Com
80. has been at work for some time
;ssued news letter for publica-
t;on from which we quote TINS sen'enoe
.srhe State tax in the last ten years
-. Increased sixty-four per cent, whiie
.hat of the county has increased seven
.s. rer cent and that of the munich
nalities one hundred and hity-seSen pe'
cent"
A. I'VE understand it, it is the duty
the Special Committee to ascertain nov
,,cb If this great increase of the STAT
tax is chargeabie to the increased expen
d;tures of the various State department
- i. recommend how much and wher
these expenditures can and should oe ie
duced.
In this connection it is OF interest
note that in 1910 the Attorney 1enef
r.c.;ved $4,000 year. This was tns
~. b;ohes. salary paid to any person en-
~,e.d in the State House. AccordiI
= The report of the State Auditor
,ooo .hsre were then employed there
a.rsons ash receiving $4,000 year
more.
In 1910, there were twelve persons =
Moved in the State House, VINO feeeis
salary of $1,000 or more. In iszo
.uditor reported that there were oo e
Moved there at salary of s.. 600 OF mo
- 1920, the payroll of the highway
r.rtmsnt was more the $i7Oo we'
about ssi, 900 for the year, and the we'
II nav roll of the Public utiiities 20
mission was about $500. more than -
600 year
The pay roll of the Department
Health was more than slioo week
~. Executive Department more q
15o . week. These. a. far a. saia
80 concerned, are the most expensiv
the 20 or more departments located 10
st.te House. In all there are emplo
some 450 people.
Il his MESSAGE to the Lesislat
March 10, 1921. Governor Baxter
ssThe salaries paid by the State OF "a
.re modest, and those OF certain ,
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

Roscoe.
The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

Thomson.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Die l1br Ser Noia 2%nremb,irg.

Gin 8ro5eB, Ser Die Gragooie
Der &oia 2uremburg uno 0es &arl
2iebfneht mieoer in @rinnerung
bra9te, fano Dor Ser Straffammer
oes 2anogeribts II, in Berlin ltatt.
Sen beioen friberen Offi5ieren
2eutrant @rnit arun unb Sber-
leutnant 8rabt muroe borgenorfen,
sic nbr Ser ermoroeten &oia 2u-
remburg entuenoet gu baben. &u1u
bebauptete ieinerietts 6ieie ubr,
cine goloene Gai6enubr, lei ibm
BEL 6en befannter @orgGngen i'm
gbenbotel iibergeben moroen, ct
miile ni9t mebr bon menl. Sn Der
@orunteriu6ung gelang es aber,
&run 5u an0ern Ausiagen 5u brin-
gen; 6ana6 i6ien es, als Oh &ruu
bel elmer Sausiudung in Ser &ob-
rung &oia 2uremburgs sic nbr
entpen0et babe. 2e11tnant &rnu lit
6erielbe, gegen 6en ietner5eit auf
sic Musiagen oes Sdgers &unge bin
cine Mntlage auf Moroperoa6t
erboben murbe, ga man i'm i'm
@eroabt batte, ielbit Die 2uremburg
ermoroet gu baben. Das 8erfab<
rem ergab, 6aB fem @run6 au 0ie-
fem @eroabt borlag. SroB6em
nur6e &rua ,ieitbem bon ben 2infs-
raoifalen nit bitteriter Setnoi9aft>
berfolgt.
Sn Dem Diebitablpro5eB ielbit
itan0en 3eugenausiagen gegen 3eu-
genausiagen. &run, babe pte cine
8eugtn ausiagte, Die l1br i6lieBli6
elmer Sreunoin Ser 2urmburg 5u-
rii%deritattet, it6 aber LANCE Dor be
lem 99ritt gei6eut, ga er immer
Mngriffe in Ser Oeffentlidfeit fiird-
tete. Ser 8ertei0iger mies oarauf
bin, 6aB es %auer0ings 0unfel lei,
mie sic l1br in &ruas 8eiiB gefom-
men iei, 0aB aber cine 6iebii6e ab-
lt6t in feiner 8eiie ertpieien mer=
oen fonnte. Ser Staotsanpalt
Or. Srtmann beantragte 0rei Mo=
nate @efdngnis fir beioe Mngeflag-
ten. Das @eridt berurteilte naG
ldngerer 8eratung Sen 2eutrant
&ruu tpeger1 Gieb1tabls in 5mei
Sauen 81 0rei Wonaten @efdngnis,
nobel es In 8etrabt 5og, oaB er
ni6t in materteqer Mbii6t geban=
6elt babe, lon6ern sic e%ntpen6ete11
Sa9en MIR als nSropbae" babe be-
balten molen. @egen 8ro9t err
fannie 6as @ertbt lpegen berin9ten
Behring's auf 500 Marf @el6ftrofe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

bat MIDI oas GIas DollgepoDrt IND
bat geiagr, ib iollt email orinfe.
Sd ben audi georunfe iii ct ten
iub, es Is ntfs allneriGter getpeie,
toie flieres Waner. SD ben gleid
getpiBt, Bob MIDI Der 8alttler I'M
meme 5ebn 8ods getibietet gebabt
bat, apiper BACON Zen ib nifs &C..
iagt. Ser 2ubtennent bat mid Die
8attel niober aufgerdppt I'M iagt,l
i1 tout nids baDnp lage, atDper Die
Bodies bdtt en- MtStebf gema6t.
8efobr iA gauge i'm, ben i6 geiagt:
r@enn sc MIDI miober NIT e 9at-
tel iebn I'm pnue MIDI tadele, bann.
Iblag ib Sbne bic 8attel auf Der.
&opp faput uno Damn Tonne &c
0ran riede," momit id perbleiwe
SSbrte Sbrn lietper
NDtIipp 9auernmpfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
9as Sai@entmd als 2ng1ts.

Gin @iener i9reibt: Ser Gteu=
erteufel gebt iberan briiQeno ber-
UNI un0 iu9t, men er beri6linge.
-@i1er ieiner Dielen bosbaften @in=
fdue mar befanntli9 Die 2urus=
lteuer, unter Ser mir @iener ieuf-
5en. @6re man beim mirfli9en
2urus geblteben tun0 bette ben
mirfliben 2urus init Der Sbdrfe
0es S6mertes g~etroffen, 10 bdtte
Der itdotiide Sinan5minilter Diel-
lei6t iogar Iusitdt gebabt, gelom
gu meroen. 81 itebt ieoo6 auf Dem
5tanopunft, 0aB es Die Maiie
bringen miilie un6 bat 10 3iemlt6
ales berange5ogen, mas man fir
Sausbalt uno Daiein bral1bt. @iel<
lei6t gieBt oie Na9ri6t ettpas 0el
IN Die 8ogem 6es gera0e iebt 5tpi-
i6en @emeinoe un0 8iirgern toben-
ben Samples, oaB es an6ere 5td0te
ebenfaqs nibt beiier baben. Mlt6
in 8uoapeit 1T Die 2urusiteuer in
&raft getreten un6 Der emig gelo-
6eoirftige Ginan5miniiter bat ieBt
eine Na9iban auer 8erfaufsartifel
porgenommen. Ct tpoute in Ser 2i-
tie 1el1e @arer entoeden, Denen er
Die 10 Bis 20 Bro5ent Der neuen
5teuer aufbali en- fonnte un6, iiebe
ga, es gelang. 9ie Gaibentii9er
maren es, Die inn bis iebt entgan-
gen maren uno aud tie perfalen
nun obne @naoe uno 8armber5ig-
felt Der 2urusiteuer. Man itebt
.alio, mas aQes lururi0s mer0en
fam, menn ser StaatsiGdel sic
5bminoin1t befommen bat. @as
ioa aber Der Mrme MAIDEN, ser
oie 2llrnsiteuer nidt eri1pinge1
fam? IS 1T ia ~ollerbings ridtig,
oaB bas Saibentuh erit in Ser Mit-
ter5eit erfunben nr1roe mo i'm
5hiibengraben uno auf bem 2ano
seilmaiie fir iberfliiiiig gebolten
D1roe. 5ouen alio bie @roBitdot-
.er tbre SertDobrl1g 1trr be5abIen.
Sic f0nnen bobitens berlangen
oaB ibnen BEL anbalten6em Sbnup-
len Elm Gabatt bon Der Steuer ges
pabrt meroe.
g 3 gibt 5nei friebIi1e @epalten:
oas Neft LIMO Die 5hidlihfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Ole QlloOe.
Die spmmer.M pbeldSpfnnaen

Sic Somlneriaiion 1T reid an
buftigen Mooeeinfdaen, nnb es lit.
erfreulid, mern tie in Ser slusfnb.
rung taoellos bolenoet allftreten.
Sen leidyten Stoffen reibt tiff aud
gtamine an, Der 3. 9. III Gelb nit
m1noerbibiden maiB-i6mar5en Mu>
iterungen in 2dngsriiidenteilen ar.
rangiert, nit idapar5em Sommet-
girtel tief gegiirtet, III ieiner Dor.
nebmen ginfabbeit iDmpatbiih an
ipriht. 8as 5ommer-4benofleio
fdllt ols gang %eigenartige S6opfrng
auf. Gs 1T nod por5ugspeiie armel-
los; aber in anberer Siniidt 1T es
10 meientli6 b%eranoert, bob es It'd
mobl bon Sen Acknowledgement 6es
8interS unteri6ei0et.
gritens banoelt es ii6 um Spite.
Sic bat cine 11eue Mnorbmung erfab-
rem, sic ibr bas Mnsieben zines
gan5li9 peridieoenen MaterialS Der
leibt. Sic 5pibe lit fit Ben CONNER
in sic &ubrif 2ingerie eingereibt
moroen. sic Mrs in Salten nno
arauicn 10 oufgearbeitet, bob tie
brett geiprei3te, idmei6eln0e &uuen
6iloct, anltatt einfaben 8eiabeS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

4OtO-4O11. BUR @erorbeitltng
oieie5Mo0eIs eigren ii6 Crepe ober
Crepe Sc Gbine. Sral1en reiferen
filters, iotpie iingerenD Damien oiirfte
oieTes &oltiim b%eion0ers gefanen.
NuBer SEN genannten 5toffen laiien
lib bier5u audi 8oile unos @ingbam
Derlpet0en.
Sic 8Iuie 4O1O fommt in z Gro
Sen fir SO, SO, 40, AZ, AZ, as u11o
is 3on B%rn1tpeite. Ser &od, 4011,
commit in 6 @roBen fir %, 81, 90,
81, 33 nno IS 3ou Iaillenmeite.
Sir Mittelgr6be iino rs Daros oes
80 3on breiten Materials %erforoer-
lih. Ser Mod 1T nnten 2 Darbg
5tpeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
sdrsibcbrist hes
Nbtltpp 9aneratapfer.
Mein Iieber Ger Saskatchewan:
2SS.

Meu, ih fin IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

g 3 gibt 5uei frieblibe @epalten:
oas Nedt LIMO Die 5diflidlfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Mnsfnnft in 9eutider sprade.

gos Musfunftsbureal eibt IN oeiit.
ider gpra6e bereittpiuigit nno To-
itenIog Musfnnft uber aue Die Bun.
bespertpaltung betreffenoe Mngeleget1.
beiten, Sffentli6es @eiunobeitstpeier,
goIboteu .ur,o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten, @e%iebaebung, Mrbeiterperbdltnif.
ie. DECENTRALIZATION, Alistpanoerlt1tg,
ginuonoeruna, Stelerpeier, Settle
paiie, gr3iebnnesueien nip. A1ltra'
aert iino al ridten on: German Gee
fion. gurea,. Of Goretgn 2ang1taee
Conformation 5erpice, Mn1ertcar1 Meo
Gross. is. Deit 37h street, ysetp
gorf, Sc. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Sir sic beranma6en6
Go9ter.
Sir fIeine 50bne.
g 6ideS 6 emnn6 fir
i1lunfe Game.

1920. Gin bibides &lei6 fir felt,
Iide Mnldile, mie Sh1lferien oeer
@ouSfelte. Our Gerarbeitnng eignen
li1 Crepe sc Gbine, Sect, GbiffoM
Saifet nn0 2innett.
Gas MuIter fon1n1t in 3 @roBen
fir Gamel1 bon is, Is un6 20 Sab=
ren. Sir eine Mbt5ebniabrige itno
SIS DorO oes 80 3oQ breiten Stof-
fes erforoerlih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

e i6ones 5bla-
mnii4 gepele.
Gen annere Gag
bat mid en- gutter
Sreunb berrate,
penn id mid for
E quite 8attel
8bisfep interei-
iiere Debt, Damn
uout ct MIDI Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

4017. 9ieies i6mude Multer pabt
MIR 51 i1gen6li6er @ra5ie nno Be<
benoigfeit. Ser bIbi6e &ragen 1T
nit Binoenen0en a11sgeItattet. SpiB
nno 9rganoie nit Saumiti9en iino
BEL nnierem Mo5en fombiniert, bod
eignen ii6 au6 @ingbam nno 2ei1~
mnn6.
Das M11iter fommt in 8 @r0Be1
fir Md6den bon IL, IA nn6 16
SSabren. Sir cine 8ier5ebniG6rtge
fin6 Az Oar6 6es 80 Bon breiten
9toffes erfor6erli6. Wan fam oas
Mo5en in ginitiidmufter beriteuen
o6er nit ieparater 8lltie nn6 eben.
ioldem &od.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27

Hon. Frank S. Regan, of Rockford.
Illinois, former member of the Illinois
Legislature, member of the first d.
vision of the Flying Squadron. is a
unique orator.
Mr.. Regain Is a tax expert, a cartoon
lst rapid crayon worker, who with
lightning speed draws pictures to illus
trate his point. While the subject OF
taxes is supposed to be as dry as dust.
1t is said he keeps his audiences keyed
up every minute Of the time and has
them applauding through his addresses.
No admission is charged for his lee.
lures or for the addresses Of any of the
other speakers who make up the com
binatlon. Everybody is invited
The Squadron will hold series OF
six big meetings in Ardmore on Fri
day Saturday and Sunday, December
], and Bird, in Convention Hall. The
meetings will be held at 2:30 and 7:9C
p. IN daily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
BREAK CHEST
COLDS WITH
RED PEPPER

Ease your tight, aching chest Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel lud cold loosen ~ IN lust a
ahort tine.
lied Icppor Rub" is the cold rem.
cdy that bring, quickest relief II can.
not hurt you and ii certainly seems to
end the tlgh;u,aS and drive tho conges.
tim ard soreness right ut
NthiTg has such cnccntrated pen.
ctrating heat us red peppers. and when
heat pencut ties right Own int cldS,
stiff joints relief comes at once
cngestn. aching muscles and sore
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tInglng heat In three
minutes the congosted spot is warmed
through and through. When YOU are
suffering from cold rheumatism
bachache stiff neck or sore muscles
just get a jar OF Rowles Red Pepper
Rub. made from red peppers. az any
drug store You will have the quickest
relief known Always say "RIwles."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
DO YOU WONDER,
ASKS THIS LADY
"That I'm a Believer in Car
dui?"-Got so Weak She
Had to Go to Bed-But
Read Her Story.

OSAWATOMIE, Kans. - Mrs. f. r..
Keast, formerly of Illinois, residing
here. saws: I'VE moved to this state
eleven years ago, and had good health
for long time: and then some year
or so ago | had a bad spell
81 got so weak l couldn't 20.
couldn't stand on my feet at all.
had to go to bed.
81 suffered a great deal was so
nervous felt couldn't live.
"I tried medicines. and everything;
had the best of attention, yet | wasn't
able 10 get up.
"I lay for three months, not able to
do anything.
my husband is a bill poster and
has circulars distributed. one day
there CHANGED to be Ladies Birthday
Almanac among his circulars. | read
It. and told some OF the family to get
me a bottle OF Cardui. They laughed
and said ! wouldn't take it. But
did. began with a tablespoonful
every two hours.
81 quit all other medicines and took
it (Cardui) faithfully. and two weeks
from the time l began to take Cardui
l was out OF bed better than for
months.
"I kept it up and continued to inn
prove until I was a well woman.
"Do you wonder that l am a believ-
er in Cardui? | certainly am. And
am sure there is no better tonic made
for women than Cardui."
All druggists sell Cardui. for women.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27

FINE WATCH, CLOCK, JEWEL
RN REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
JOHN W. D0RRAH.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27

Another group are these handsome
blouse back coats in soft pile materials
elegantly trimmed with beaverette,
opossum and other furs. They represent
the very newest in wraps and are un-
usually low priced at S39.50 to S45
with discount OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
Relieves Headache

A little Musterole. rubbed on fore.
head and temples. will usually drive
away headache. A clean. white oint.
ment, made with oil OF mustard.
Musterole Is q natural remedy with
none Of the evil aftef.etIects 80 often
caused by internal medicine"
Get Musterole at your drug store.
IS q Csc, Jars d tubes; hospital size. s..
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
Mrs. SWink Was
BlueOVer Her
Health

Among the thousands of North Car
olina people who have realized the fact
that Tanlac brings health, strength
and happiness is Mrs. jamie Swink'
Myers Mills, South Gastonio, n. {.
Mrs. Swink says:
Before | took Tanlac / could not
work half my time. and when | did
work night would find me completely
exhausted. | could hardly eat enough
to keep alive, and night after night l
would toss and roll with an awful head
ache. At times | felt so discouraged
and blue could hardly stand 1t.
"If it had not been for Tanlac l
would still be a sick woman. for moth
ing else ever did me a bit of good 1
have taken four bottles now ard hav'
emit a trouble in the world. 1 eat any
thing I want, sleep good every night
and don't know what a headache is any
more"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
ACCIDENTAL SHOT Is
CAUSE LAWYER DEATH

SHERMAN. Texas r. l.. Caru-
theirs. 80. prominent attorney. former
city attorney Of sherman, was almost
instantly killed this morning when he
stumbled ON the stairway at his home
and dropped Il pistol which was dis.
charged when It struck the floor The
bul,et penetrated his abdomen. His
widow and five children survive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27

These are coats to make one glad Of de-
layed purchasing Coats possessing al
air of chic individuality and every fav-
orite fabric, color trend of the day are
presented. Trimmed with Canadian
beaver blue squirrel, blue fox and as
trican. Every woman can find her
type of wrap in these at $3.50 to
$22500 less a discount of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
ABANDONED WIFE HAS
NEWLYWEDS ARRESTED

MIAMI. Okla. w. H. Dipler, of
Parsons, Kansas, and Mrs. Margaret
Shafer of Miami. We're arrested in
Wichita Saturday night at the request
of Dipler's wife. according to a mes
sage received here Monday morning.
The two were married in Webb City,
Mo. late last week. it is said and
were on long motor trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27

One of the biggest values of the season
are these Salts Plush Coats purchased
by Miss Griffin last week. They are
trimmed in beaverette, both collar and
cuffs and the styles are the same as
you will find in all the better coats.
Special purchase prices S45 to $3.50
with a still further discount of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27

John : hagar. formerly OF Dallas,
Texas. and Hugo. came to Ardmors
Sunday locking FOR a farm TO rent on
for a job lie is accompanied by his
family ana his brother Mr. Hager
brought good recommendations with
him and is today calling on number
Of the larger landowners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
SUGAR Price Advanced.

NEW YORK The Pennsylvania
Sugar Refining company today advanc-
ed the price Of refined sugar from 7.10
to 40 pound a new high record for
the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
EI.ES NOTICE,

THERE WILL BE A REGULAR
MEETING OF Il p. o. T.. 6i8 TUES
DAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 2S, AT 8
r VI. MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE
WILL BE DISCUSSED. BE THERE!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27
EIES NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A REGULAR
MEETING OF II +. o. f. 6i8 TUES
DAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER %, AT 3
T W. MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE
WILL BE DISCUSSED. BE THERE!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
Advertising in THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
for twenty consecutive years has been
the backbone of "Mum" selling policy

In the summer of 1902, with an initial in
vestment of 5000, George B. Evans began
advertising Mum" in THE LADIES' HOME
JOURNAL. Mum" was then sold only in
Evans drug stores, two department
stores in Philadelphia and few stores
in large cities like New York and Chicago.
The preliminary advertising results were
so satisfactory that the next year he be-
came a consistent advertiser in THE
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. Every year of
it's advertising history the Num- busi-
ness has shown steady increase.
From this small beginning the volume of
Mum" advertising investment has grown
steadily year by year. In 1919, when
THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL and THE
SATURDAY EVENING POST carried major
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

portion of the advertising, the business
took further Jump.
Consumer advertising has built the
"Mum" business to point at which it is
now hard to find store anywhere in the
United States where mum" is not sold.
During 20 years that mum" has been
advertising in THE LADIES HOME Jour-
NAL, a permanent and consistently grow
ing demand has been developed through
this permanent advertising policy.
An ever-increasing number of Philadel-
phia manufacturers are adopting the
policy of permanent advertising in the
Curtis publications, and there are many
others whose products could fill the per-
manent market which their quality war;
rants, if they advertised.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

Some has sent the Capital Journal application
for membership in the order of Ku
Klux Kan, which outside of senseess and silly public
pearances in nghtgown regaa to make petty donations
charity and ynchng parties for the moral upft seeks to
dictate the politics of Oregon by the election of its kand
dates by it's oath-bound membership
The application calls for donation the price of
naturalization" part of which goes to fee the local
ganzer keage and the balance goes to the imperial
palace" at Atlantic Ga to fatten the imperial wizard
who conjured up this fantastic fantasy The application
reads:
To His Majesty the Imperial Wizard Emperor of the Invisible Empire
knights o KHAN (Inc)
the undersigned native and loyal citizen of the United
Gentle
habits the Christian
religion the White the practice of
honorable canshness and the principles of pure Ameanism
you citizenship Empire
Kan and be Charter Member of Klan to be located
conform strictly to all rules and
requirements regulating naturalization the continuance
membership, strict loyal obedience
constitutional authority constitution
all regulations and the fraternity The required dona
tion'' accompanies this petition
Signed
1t certainly sounds like huge joke this mummery of
tnse titles and fummery of faxed fetishes but through
it all ilconceaed and sinister appeal to racial
lied for political purposes that bodies good democracy
How any citizen of free republic far forget his
freedom and citizenship and his constitutional obligations
to featy and rct and loyal obedience to and be-
'naturaized" subject of "Hs Majesty" the self
constituted and self annoined Emperor" of the "nvsi-
BILE Empire of bunk?
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

Employment of married women in positions where un-
married could be employed works great hardship
upon the latter who only have to take of themselves
but frequently of dependents as and far to destroy
the home for no do justice to both the Of
house and mother children at and the tme and
one or the other must be sacrificed.
During the war; labor shortage accounted for the en-
poymen of many married women but this emergency long
since passed. there is surplus of workers and girls
needing positions than there positions to fill Every
married who deserts her home for the office and
who has an abebodied husband to provide for her. is
taking the bread and butter away from needy girl
dependent upon her exertions Of there
exceptions but they only prove the rule Some women
the money obtained to employ other to do house
work that is dstasteful to them but these few.
An unusually large number of married with
husbands drawing good incomes employed in Salem at
the expense of single 1t is sight to
escorng their wives to and from work in autos,
with apparently shame at letting their wives contribute
to their support
Probably the why both husband and wife con-
tnue in employment is the mutual desire for money
for uxuries for autos movies clothes, etc. to
which the home is sacrificed If there children, they
neglected and the schools expected to makeup parents
deficiencies but all often children banned to graft
fly selfish pleasure and the chdes house scarcely be
called home At any rate the deserion of the home for
the office by married is of the chief cont
butary suicide to the growth of the divorce
evil, and to the destruction of the home-as we'll
gross injustice to unmarried women.