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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16

S n2utberaneren~ oreftes / ben
ne Sio Spsrgsmanlet ON DBrP-
iternes Selufommunion". en- Sno.
lender i~frioer til 5oriuor for 6enne
bl. a.: Get f%orefommer mig, at
ben biotil befulgte 5remganesmno-
De, at greiter ltn6er aonferencer og
Spnooemeoer nDoer gtooperen 6orte
ira Oeres Meni9beoer. oe iom Of
teit ira ceres 5nmilier, Der / Crib
me6 Snfromentets eget geien Il
&or. 10. f6-fO. Iaar en- We-
niebeo ileloen eIer alorig faar IN.
%leoning til at ie i'm Brett eaa til
Serrsns goro, boorleoes bliper Get
6a bepenot me0 bans 6ormaning
til ofte at npoe tSerrens 2egeme
oe BLOB, og .boor bIioer Der al
bans gooe gtsempel / iaa Senie-
en6e?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16
Bort S~amiunOsmeOe.

o9aniferen"s Ge0. bar / Qr. 35
al 9laoet 6enitiIlet nogle 6anfer
til 0perpeielie meo 5enipn til Den
Gag. Der peo fommenoe aarsmeoe
MAJ tr9fieS agsrelie - al rem
enc eaer anOen Art nemlig
Samfunoets aarlige Ms0e. Spergs-
maaIet, iom Uor iremme iioite aar,
og buorouer Der foretoges en- Brspe-
%afitemning nemli5 0eenab-5or-
ilaget er life fpIoeitgereroe /
i'm 5orm til at Oct fan oigsres me6
ct ga eaer nRei". Sn, BET tan
10 %aigsres, men life tilirebsitilIen-
De. 8bi eiter ben 5orbanoling, Der
nlereOe bar uGret fsrt oDer Spsrgs.
maalet, og De 9emprfninger. iom
ogian fremfom ueo 4rsoeafitemnin-
gen. iremgaor Oct, at Ell o%neroeien-
De Eel er inoe ior 6ornnoling Of
SamfunosmsOet, men er life moe
for Sroningen, iom M er qPIoen-
De. ielp ON oct ~ioranore0es til fun
at afbol0es buert 3. anr. Get uil0e
pit ogioa bIioe meget iibeloigt. Seq
tror, De fIeite er inoe for. at Der
nfbol6es Snmfunosme0e boert aar
= ieg er for min Eel - ioaIeoes
iom antpOet al Raitor an0erien,
buor be foritelIige are6ie ien0er
oeres Repr9ientanter i 5orboIo til
Meolemmernes 4ntal / 9iabeo meo
4auguitnna- Spno6en.@ @i 6ouoe 10
9oD til at fornnore 5or6oIosantal
LET. On ri latte BET til en- Grpit
og en- 29gmano ior bnert 1000
Communicated, oa f1tnoe ri faa
en- Representation al y MeoIem-
mer. CAB mig nPone noale al 5or-
oelene pe6 oenne Oroning.
/. On iaaOan REPRESENTATION. Ser
i%oruoi9ites al 6eilaa Of Saminn0ets
oDBtigite N9no, piIoe be6re fun.
ne forbanole bets piJti9e Eager.
END ailfplOet er me6 Den nuoprcn-
De Groning, 50or Der CITE oeo 9al-
get al 3elegater toges u~til6erlige
9eniDn.
2. st iaa6ant samfunosnte6e
funoe f%fifieois nf6olOeg i 90er al
oe cite are6ie, og ioale6es fomme
aGe Samfunoets Menig6eoer mere
til gooe og oct Diloe 0pre oDer-
Tor flere Menig6eoer emo
M er IiIfeloet at bare Somfnn0s.
anIeonineen ituIoe aaigeueI
itna aa6en for en6oer, Oel oil0e,
til of ooeruere Wsoet, fun at Gam
Br9iter, iom ooeropre0e
Ne0et, bleo optaget ION rnaOgioen-
be Weolemmer og 6etalte oeres eene
Reiieu6gifter.
8. geo oenne Ororing DiI0e ale
Nenigbeoer p9re r~epr9ientereoe /.
b et eQer B 2 We6lemmer. Ger pol
ees of areoien peo bet 6~eIegereoe
aarsmsoe, oe u6eifterne piloe fall.
De ligeligt paa ale, rroar Reprp-
ientonternes lt6gifter betoltes Of
areoiens aosie.
Som oct gaor, fan oct life blipe
Deo at gaa. Der bliper for mango
Reiieuogifter for Wenigbeoerne at
beitrioe, os 6isie lt6gifter fommer
iffeS omiunbetsMfsiio til @oSe. gi
bar | Winneioto are0s | 4ar for
noen areoiens oelegereOe aorsms6e
baft ct 6eIeeeret Senoogsffole-
msoe og tpnfer ogina of afboloe ct
oeleeeret llngoomsfreosmsoe. I'll
oiSie Wsoer, Der nfbcIoes | ieloe
areoien, Ipnes be fleite Daeniebe.
Der NOT at funne ooerfomme at ien=
be Gelegat, men Door mango al Me-
nigbeoerne, Der fpnes | 2eneben
osion at fitnne ienbe geIeedt til
Snmfun6ets Norsmeoe, Ct ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16

Slpl. Iltlaa, man bar / 9nrtlano
opleuet mango 9rponineer og anm-
pc, men @uo bar DOG beoaret lin
Menigbeb gennem bet oft iammeiL
og ri bebsoer life at toipIe ON, at
no9le Si9le 10 er frelit ne6 9irt-
iombeOen Der, bpor mango mno ri
laoe BAN ON, tbi oi bliuer fun
iammerIige 6uifere ueo at bIan6e
os | bans &eenifober. Zen, iom
aioer @uo lit Sierte % isger bans
Billie, mo0nes og renies | 9rDonin.
ger, men Den, iom ioaer i'm egen
Billie. bIiper baaro, TOLD og ono.
Get finoe man bape 9ooi al at
le9ae ia paa Sierte ogiaa an0re
Steoer emo / SortIon0. ytu bar
@u0 gioet Oenne Meaigbeo Ell Del
liz III airfeeienoom l9qroi / Ben
ge $4,000 @plO ca. 81 500. Sir
fen er 6p9get al cement 6loofs"
men imagiulO % / p9te fut6erif
Eff bet igennem. 0leo lutberif
mener ieg Der Sanaifibet. Spi0s-
buerne co aOriet paa Spiret. Get
er Den SIogs airfebpaninger. iom
ui0ner ON, at Smag % praftiif
Cans Io0er iig iorene. Seq Ueo life,
bpem Der melt bGrer 9gren oerior,
men ieg bar en- Anelie ON, at 8ait.
Olien tilfommer i'm Eel al oen.
San bar 10 nof ogiaa BAIT lin
Del al arbeioet, men elers for
itoo ieg, at Der bar opret uaImin-
oeIig megen a9rligbe6 og geIoiIIie
lagt ior 0ogen ira mango Of Me.
nigbeoens NeoIemmer. pit llDillie
o9 Stipilno, parret me6 @errigheo
og SmonligbeO, iao oaioa fan itiffe
Soneoet irem oeo ianbonne 2eiIig-
beoer, bsr life unore noeen; oe
banot i boert Sab life Seiren
Der. Seq oil6e iaa 9erne iiae til
gennerne Der neoe: 3of Cub for
ben 0eiliee STRIFE oe fife eoer ielp,
og lie n9rmeit meO Meopnf poo
Dem, Der maatte fnurre.
On ieIue SnoOieIien fun bette:
I'll Steoe unr, ioruoen 9rRit meO
Meni9be0, Brpiterne q. 5. 9ing,
q. 9. RieIien, s. ). gnbIitrem,
q. g. Sanien og unoertegneoe iamt
Here @reiter fra NiIpaufee oe 10
cine. Bait. GabIitrsm intimereoe,
Dor areOsformano, goit. gine,
bolot SnopieIiestaIen os u6ferte
ieIoe Sn6oieIien, meoens ua0erteg-
neoe funeereoe JON aoroeon. BED
Wsoerne eftermioooe % 4fien Del.
tes arbeioet bro0erIig meIlem os,
Iaaleoes at Steoets forrigi gr9it
nof lit grooerparten, bnilfet Jag
tens itemmer goot meo fnrlipe oe
brooerlige Senipn. 5 sorigt oeier
aunIitet mere emo apantitet peo en-
JON ueo andre 2eaiebe0er.
% ni bleo mutt minoet ON. at
Cub laoer be eraabproeoe 9lant-
ninser i lit Sus ersnnes % bore
til lit Rapne 9ere og til
Si9les 5reIie. ga. tunoe ri blot
lore at tafte Serren for alt
og at paaifsnne beoranOre / 90
mpgbeo og a9rIiebeo. ina fit ri
nof iIere glade Stun6cr.
Snn en- bierteIie 9nf til Menig.
beoen og grpitefamiIien / 5artlano
iom til be andre 9rsore og Seitre
/ 8errenl
, o Aor{o,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16

BET "a 6ape itaaet til oe0 min 0s0s-
ien9? Seq better Os npoer al Mis-
i~ionens 5rueter og bar neiten IN
genting giort for at itette % rem
NE Misiionen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16
Sra GirfeinOpicllen |
6artlau0, isis.

In iGrli8 lfsn % 0eliignet Dag
Dar oct, 9tnturen itraale0e al lin
6oranrsiriif6eo % @Ians, og UNDER.
lige ueliigneoe 92aaoeitrsmme loo
Serreu uoo9loe blan0t os / tit Sus.
SaaOan par Sn0trpffct, iom teg-
neoe Jig / min SieI % i oeres, lea
talte meo. Gao iao p9re, at noget
iaaOnnt 6Ii0er ia9t % ~ifreuet iao
tiOt, mar blot oct er ianot =. %
boorfor itul0e oct life pere oct =
ino er oct 10 buer Sang ct npt Be
pis paa 8u0s 3roiaitbeo os 0oaoe
MOB os. 9uorfor ifuIoe nj ioo life
gI9oe os oerooer % iitemme meo
ben gamle SsraeIs Sanger: ser.
rem er goo, og bans RisifunobeO
oorer eoinoelia.
Den oermeo er 10 ino life iaet,
at MI bar 9nraois boIOt lit Sno-
tog / SartIano ener nnoet Steos.
Bel er iaooanne 6eititun6er en- 5or-
imos pon gnroois. og noget paraoi.
iiif er Der nI.ina pe6 oct, men oct
iuI0tOmne Paro6is, peS ri 10 NOT,
fontmer isrit iioen. 9nuliis Tiger,
at ri ieIu JON bare 4nnoens 5sr-
itesrsoe, ogian ri lutte peo os ieIu,
i0et nj iorpenoe en- Ssnneu0faareI-
le, port 2egemes 5orIssning." 9i
bar aItiao en- 6sritegrsoe, oct er
oil, % oerior iuffer n efter mere.
Den paa Den anoen SIDE er 5er,
itegreoen 10 et Ront paa ben iuloe
SGT % aro. Saaoan mener lea, at
ifsnne 6eititunoer Der paa Soro er
6eriteereoe og 9ant paa 6en eoige
@lGoe / SUBS Riae, og oerior fan
90 Dor II oGre glade ueo Dem, ielD
ON Suffet iorbin6er iig oerme0.
Serneoe bar 81 10 melt al Camp og
Suf ia I'll 3ioer @roao, oa 0isie
cr Der met AT / 6ortlano, ioo eel
iom anore Steoer: men iaa bar oi
0el ogiaa Sop I'll at uqre GLADE og
tafnemmelige nnar ri marfer, at
ar6ejoet og anmpen, Suffet oa
@rna0en. aoriet og gGoeIien for
iorbIi0er life uoen 6rugt, noar De
gennemlsoes ] 5ro, tbi aoriet er
~ngoOenoigt, for at aronen fon iaos,
og oct 0aglige Glib mao iii. for
at Sa6batsbuilen fan blioe iaa me-
get mere ifen. 4l 9rangisI, Reie
og aamp, iom 8uos Nenig6eo gen.
nemleoet Der pna Sor0, er 10 al
Serren ieIo 5eneont me6 Oct UNDER
liee Napn Beer, mere tnoeliat
06soielsoeer.~ Gt mere betegnenoe
uotrpf fun6e beIler life iinoes. Oct
peger ganife tpOeligt paa 70 Ting:
u Smertens nuupren6e StDrfe oa
p ben uenoelige 2ettelie og iublen-
De @l9ee, iom fslger eitsr. Oct
fommer 6erior Blot an poo oeo
SUBS Raa0e at boloe no. Serren
bar 10 ieln formet BET iaale0es, iom
fun fan fan bet, ! bet forte men
iao inobolosriee Orb, Der lso fra
bans 2eber, oa ban taIte ON be
ii6fte fore Beer, yNen oen Tom !
bolber no inbtil Gnten, ban ifoI
freIies.~
ga, iaooonne 9onfer opitob | NIT
Sino peb ben omtolte 8egtoenbeo,
iom leg ff Cop til at operpare. Seq
ipntes Iao, at gennerne ! $artIano
og uooper ! bore Weniebeber ogioa
moaife funbe bragg noeen npttie
29rbom oernf, oerfcr fom be |
1Danfferen". 8artlnno Weniebe6 er
en- gammel Wenigbeo, bpor gammel,
Deo iee life beitemt, men ieg oeo,
at ben mi neorepne samle airfe
bar ca. 40 aor eammeI, og ioa er
Wenigbe6en iagtens en6nu Ql6re.
Gens Gfftorie ct beIler life en- jppn
os roIie ltopifIins, tbi ben bar cite
p1ret fnubret oe brpsfom. Oct CT
| geuioitbeoen beroni, at ooenftaaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16

Get fort9aes, at en- ois groie5-
ior / 8eologi prepe6e paa at ooer-
beoiie aeiier 8ilbelm ON. at ari-
itus fife par SUB. aeiieren ipurete
9~rofesioren, ON ban nogen Sinpe
bap0e iagt til line Stuoenter: Seq
er 9intruet, 5 ere @renene.~ Soa-
ret leo: p9feil~ n8ror De-" tort
iatte aelieren, lat noeen g~rofesior
fsr Gem nogen Sin0e ia90e iaa-
oant noqet?" nNei1 ioareoe Bro
fesioren. pGGer nogen Sinoe oil il
&c oet?@ ipurgte aeiieren oioere.
aSiffert life ioareoe @%roiesioren.
Bel iaa4, iaaoe aeiieren. uSi0en
in9en m%enneitelig 9prer fon eIer
oil tale, iom 9riitus taIeoe. ian
tror ieg, at ariitus oor itte Blot
Manneife. men tilIige ianS @uo.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16
Selbbrbanp
iZMOorbcno, Sn.

5irsoa9 Den 8. 0lai flrt0e Gaitor
3. ". 9eterien % 9uitru ieire
Oeres SeIobrpIlnp. ioet oct % por
% aar iioen, at 9aitor Reterien
% 9uitru oao biuanoen Oeres "a.
9reiteiolfene fumoe maoife not
baoe Ell eaer anoel ipag Anelie
ON, at Der mnligois pilOe ife no1et
men at belle 0enigbeoen % aoifil-
liee uoenforitaaenoe boOoe tpnft
paa at boloe rietia SelObrpllups-
feit, oct blep en- 0%oerraifeIie Tor
baaoe 9raiten % bans aone, pg
Oerfor bleo @lpoen pei oJioa iaa
meget i~terre.
geS 5oti6en ON gitermioongen
fom ben elle gogn eiter Den anoen
az sc forifelIi8e 9eie, JON ierer
til Q}oorbeao oanite STRIFE meo-
6ringenoe Menig6e0ens 6olf og oeHs
@enner. % mart eiter tog Self
Sqoe paa airfebpnfene; iii man
bao6e ogiaa forget for 9etiening
oen Tag. omeno oct life oar Ste
bets Brett.
A0ifillige Cage i 6oroeien bao0e
man toget 9pite al @aitor @ertien
ira Council 9luifs ON al fomme
og OGre meo. % baooe 9aitor
@ertien % Suitrn par Der, 0eSuoen
uor 8oit. QeterienS Spinner ira
Stolen i Blair og StuOenterne
Girls NieIien % e. z. 8oienberg
me0.
Otter of man iaa baoSe taget
S9oe i airfen. bentetes PreiteioI-
fene op til airfen, os man iitenl-
meoe Sn9emans belize SaIme I'll
Simlene refer 6in N;itun0beo
@ii0", booreiter 9aitor @ertien tai
te.
6erit uotoIte Gaitoren bIanot an
ore perionIi9e gem9rfnineer, at BET
/ ben iuunone Bib bopoe o9ret bna-
De 8aitor geteriens % Suitrus
@IG0e at arbeioe ior at ie SieIe
frelite. Gil e3ef. AZ, lip fnptte-
De 9aitor @ertien i'm Gale, BOG pil-
De ban life baue fin Gale ioritanet
iom en- uolpgnin9 al het profetiite
Orb, men inarere iom en- anuenbel-
ie. Semaet for bans Gale par, at
Der, bpor ganoet fommer ben, Ger
6lioer Der Gin. San minoeSe ON, al
Waaleinorene iisIge Subs Orb leg
ges paa = enten til Undergoing el-
Ter til 8eliigneIie; Ger uor Gig
beospunfter melIem Broietens og
prpitens Snopielie til @erningen.
Oct, Serren oil gioe til 6relie, 81
Der ban isrit i'm 6iener at ie. Ct
terbaanoen iom Waaleinoren Iogoes
paa, % De oroopiie Grin / 0on6et
a~obenbareoe gnn6ets 0Db6e, bleo
oct fart, at oct par 8anoet, Der
oar BET berenoe. Get ginl6t ON at
buife, at oct par life, bpor oi fom
FEN, men fun Der, boor @onoet tom,
Of 2ioet fuIgte.
De mango 3rper, Der oofipoe
Ianss gGften, bIeo IiseiOm ct Bill
leoe pat De belIioes Samfnl0;
men @an0ets 2eb itonoieoe life Der,
BET fob ogiao no til 8rRaielanoct,
buor ale 6isie @raniemenneiter
boer, iom boerfen tor Oope at lepe
/ gerOeu eqer / Subs gige aom
ggffen uirfeIi9 oerben, ina lepe6e
be OBJ, SUBS WeniebeO io~sgeOes.
90 Samiunoet meIlem @rs6rene
ltDrteoes.
Men Sumpene 6leu gilleoe poo
De Menneifer, Der lepeoe ct Sumpe-
lin, boor alt bar giftigt, og oerfor
bIeO De beneioet til lliruJtborbeS.
iii Slut minoeoe paitor Cert
len ON SUBS gsrns frustbrinoen.
De 9iu, iom bar nsooenoig for 2i-
pet Der og bisiet.
Otter GoIen bIeu Der afiunset en-
Gang, f%orfnttet | DogensanIeoning,
bporefter Stuo. teol. 6. 9. Roien-
berg taIte fort ~og braete en- perion-
Zig Silicn og en- 9af fra gsrnene
til 5noer 90 Rooer ior ben ipunb.
ne Ei0. Derefter lang man en6nu
pn Sono | TnopnS WuIpAniua hnor-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-16

Entered at Hleir Postoffce as second
class matter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
GRIFFITH
ABANDONED
The ASYLUM

George Griffith, sent up from Multi
nomah county for larceny in a dwell
ing for a year and a half, eloped this
morning at 4 o'clock from the asylum
farm, where he had been employed
for some time mixing concrete. A
friend kindly furnished him with a
suit of clothes yesterday, including
a white shirt with black polka dots,
and a black slouch hat and this is
part of his garb until he can effect
a change of costume. He is believed
to be unarmed, and has been a good,
faithful worker ever since he was in
the prison. He probably got touch
of the spring fever, and the fine
weather and perfect summer was too
much for his love of freedom. If he
should happen to call on any of our
readers they can know him by his
age, which is 80 years, his height ;
feet 9A inches, weight about 1876
pounds, brown hair and eyes. George
is a blonde. A posse from the cot
tage farm force beat the brush this
morning but to no avail, and he is
still at large.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
Call for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will receive bids up to 3
o'clock p. m. on Monday, July II,
1911, for the construction of an in
tercepting and outflow sewer, in the
city of Salem, Oregon, along the east
bank of the Willamette river from
the intersection of the Ferry street
and the South Salem sewer to the
north line Of Center street and the
east bank of the Willamette river at
low water, according to the plans
adopted for said Improvement and
on file at the Office of the city re-
corder for said city.
Bids must be submitted upon forms
as required by the city engineer and
certified check for the amount of
per cent of each bid must accom-
pany the same, made payable to the
mayor of the city of Salem, Oregon
The council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and right to
waive formal defects in the submis-
sion thereof.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
7-11-5t City Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
WILL VOTE
ON BONDS
ONCE MORE
ELECTION TO CHANGE CITY
CHARTER is CALLED FOR AU-
GUST 14-IF CHANGE is MADE
BONDS WILL PROBABLY BE IS
SUED TO REBUILD BRIDGES.

When August II rolls around the
people of the city Of Salem will be
given another opportunity to again
vote on the question of issuing bonds
for the rebuilding of the bridges
washed away by the spring floods, as
the council last evening passed an
ordinance calling an election on thai
day to vote on an amendment to the
charter authorizing the council to
issue bonds for the reconstruction of
the bridges.
Two prior elections have been held
on the subject, but because it re-
quired a two-thirds vote for them to
carry they failed. There was hand
some majority vote, however, cast in
favor Of the issuance of the bonds at
both elections, and it is to get away
from the two-thirds vote, and shape
( things up so that majority vote
will be sufficient that the ordinance
was passed.
The amendment to the charter will
not change the provision saying that
special elections shall be held and a
two-third vote shall be required when
the question of the issuance. of
bonds come before the people, but it
will lask for authority from the peo-
pie for the city council to issue the
bonds. AS to amend the charter only
requires majority vote, should the
amendment receive it at the election,
those favoring the bridge bond issue
by this roundabout way will have at
tanned their end, and by majority
vote, when ordinarily a two-third
vote would be required.
The amount of the bond is placed
at $4,000 and the rate of interest
at per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11

The following routine business was
transacted last evening by the city
council:
The recorder was instructed to
draw a warrant in favor of August
Kehrberger for so per cent of the
$1S4O.3O for work done on Thir-
teenth street.
He was also instructed to draw
warrant in favor of Beebe G. Steph-
enson for 60 per cent of $21,756.O5,
for work on the South Salem sewer
and to draw a warrant in favor of the
Pacific Lock Joint Sewer company for
so per cent of $4,000 for pipe used In
the extension of the Ferry line sewer.
A warrant was also ordered drawn
in favor of w. D. Pugh for all save
$1,000 of the 672S.92 due him for
the improvement of North CONNER
cial street.
The application of F. H, Collins to
install an electric sign in front of his
establishment on State street was
! granted.
A resolution directing the city at
torney to attend the meetings of the
committee appointed to frame char
ter for a commission form of govern
ment, and to render all assistance
within his power, was passed.
The bid of the Warren Construc-
tion company for the pavement OF
Center street was accepted.
Mrs. Kate Beeman presented a
claim for damages for injuries sus.
tanned on what is alleged was de-
fective sidewalk in North Salem, ant
it was referred to the city attor
ney
Specifications for the construc,
tion of a sewer to extend the South
Salem, Ferry and State street sewers
were adopted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
THE MYSTIC
SHRINERS
GENEROUS
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Rochester, N. Y, July 11.-With
Damascus temple of Rochester set
ting a precedent for liberality which
will be hard to follow the first ses-
sion of the conclave of the Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine was held here to-
day.
Imperial potentate Hines of Los
Angeles was given a $500 automo-
bile trimmed with the Shriners' COL
ors, and Deputy Imperial Potentate
Treatoff, of Fargo, N. D., was pre-
sented with smaller car. The Cal
ifornia delegation of Shriners are en-
tertaining lavishly. There will be a
parade of all the visiting delegations
tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
INDICTED
FOR PADDING
THE CENSUS

Portland, Or, July 11.-Five in
dictments are the net result of the
census padding investigation of the
federal grand jury in Portland. Two
arrests of men charged with writing
bogus names on the census returns
were made John H. James and Har-
ry DeBord. The names Of the three
others indicted are being withheld
until arrests are made,
All the men indicted, 1t is under
stood, are enumerators, as the net
spread by the investigators did not
extend to any of the inspectors or
men higher up. James is believed to
be the most prominent of those ac-
cused of improperly swelling the
Portland lists. He formerly was a
member of the printing firm of James
and Adrian.
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To the Editor of The Journal:
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10 the Eullof OF Inc Joufnhis
Having read with a great deal of
interest your able editorials on the
leading questions of the day, and
knowing that you are always glad TO
voice anything that stands for the
improvement and advancement of Sa-
lem, | take the liberty of saying a
few words anent the action of the
council last evening in the matter of
the charter amendment, whereby it
will be possible to secure for Salem
the much-needed bridges.
At the two previous elections held
for the purpose of voting on the
question of bridge bonds a majority
in each case expressed themselves in
favor of having the bonds issued. In
each case the cause was lost on ac-
count of not having the necessary
two-thirds majority. In my mind a
little publicity given this matter by
the local press will make it possible
to secure the necessary votes to pass
the measure which will come before
the voters of Salem next month.
The idea of building bridges of a
permanent nature and paying for
them with bonds, which shall run for
a long period of years, is quite cor
rect las it will enable the next gen.
Grafton and the newcomers to help
pay for something that they will en-
joy and use as much as those who
now originate the idea and look to
their building.
Salem never needed anything more
than she now needs the bridges,
which the council is so earnestly
working for. READER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
ON
TRIAL FOR
ADULTERY

After exhausting the regular venire
and being compelled to draw a spec
ial one the attorneys in the case of
the state against Fred Betchen,
charged with adultery this morning
finally secured a jury and began the
taking of evidence.
Bechten is charged with having
committed the act with the wife of
Newton Rule, and as both are men of
considerable means the case is being
bitterly contested. He was convicted
at the last term of court but new
trial was granted him because Of the
misconduct of one of the jurymen.
There is a mass of evidence to be
taken and the case is certain to oc-
cupy the attention of Judge Kelly
throughout today and probably dur
ing all of tomorrow forenoon.
Rule has filed in the equity de-
,partment of the circuit court dam
age case against Betchen in which he
asks for damages amounting to $1O,-
900 for the alienation of the affec-
tions of his wife. An indictment is
also pending against Mrs. Rules, but
whether she will be tried on it at
this term of court has not been de-
cided.
Both men are from Nebraska, and
Betchen is alleged to have eloped
from that state to Oregon with Mrs
Rule.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
Company Did Not Conceal.
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Minneapolis, Mimi, July 11-Ofti-
cials of the F. H. Peavey company,
owners of the Peavey grain com
pany, declared today that the COM
pany had not authorized or con-
cealed the speculations causing the
$1,OOO,OOO shortage which has been
discovered in the grain company's S
affairs following the sudden death of
its president, Petit, whose body was
recently found in the margin of Lake
Michigan at Chicago.
1t is declared that Petit did not
profit by the unauthorized specula-
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-11
BALLOONS PASSING ROCK ISLAND
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time reached an altitude of 900
feet. They said they would not have
descended had not their supply OF
ballast been too low to admit of an
attempt to sail over Lake Michigan
This One Wrecked.
Peoria, ILL.,, July 11.-Clifford Har-
mon, pilot of the balloon New
York." arrived here with his eyes
Llackened, his face cut and bruised
and his clothing torn. He said the
balloon, which was forced down by a
thunderstorm, dragged along the
ground for four miles. He and Au-
gustus Post, his aide, were unable
to make landing The experience
was the worst he ever had, he said.