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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
...DEATHS. .

| James Metcalf one IN Mavis-s''
best and most higblv resneotsd u J, IN, !,
zens. died at his home ~ Z tha !, no,.tn A, !
ern suburbs Of tbe cItv Mor.a, ~, =
might Fehrua,.v -
Metcalf had a paralytic gtroq,a \
the early part Of she winter ~,
sufficiently recovered 10 "a anon, 4,
his home, but had ano,hs,. s4,.o,Ss
about a month aqo n-o,n utsoh II
never recovered
Mr.. Metcalf was born "a pandla
ton county, Kentuckv Ane,,et
1893, and in 1856 he was marr,a,,
In Adams county. Illinoia 10 ME-.
Amanda Keath. sister oP willlam
Keath and an aunt az Assista.,t.
Postmaster Ed. B. Keath - thas
city. coming to Carroll counsv Ma.
sourd. with his wife IN 1867 where
they resided until ls73 when NJ Mi
calf engaged In the live sAor,t
commission business IN 81 Lonis
where he and his family res,ded ~.
til about III years ago when thav
moved to Mexico, No, TO make their
home.
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dron ' 80 ,x-.. w lour eisl.u cna-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
MARTINseuRc.


Sam oyerbaugh OF Texas Is here
with his mother who is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. D Hyde and
son, Hubert, are home after two
weeks visit in Chicagol
Mrs Annie Rogers Of Adrian, Mo
is visiting relatives here
Harry Burwell and wife spent sun
day in Wellsville.
Miss Mary Stevens left Sunday for
her home in Montana after spend.
ing the winter with her grandmother
Mrs. Burchard.
Miss Vera Friedman ct Hardin
College spend Sunday with home
folks.
Those who attended the Ellas
Injecting at Mexico Thursday were
u P. Johnson. L. Diggs, N p Noel,
II ? French. q + Peyton and N. M.
Friedman.
Miss Birdie Douglass OF st. Lou
is visited at the home Of c. d.
Williams last week
Master Johnnie Lansing celebrat.
ed his 18th birthday Thursday by
inviting a number of his friends ITO
party which was enjoyed very
much by all present.
The stock sale Saturday was a
decided success and brought large
crowd to town,
Mrs. H r French was il Mex.
leo Thursday.
Miss Minnie pike Is visiting
friends IN st. Louis.
Raymond Friedman was in Mex
loo Saturday.
Lon Burchard or ST. Louis spent
Sunday with homefolks,
Our whole community was shocked
Friday over the sudden death or Dr.
n II Meara Of this place. He
leaves wife. onh child and mum.
Der Of relatives aud friends to-
mourn his death The funeral took
place Monday morning from st.
Joseph's Church, after which he
was inferred ia tis Catholic
cemetery Those who attended the
funeral from a distance were two
brothers and two sisters from Glen
wood. Mo; oae brother from Chioa-
80; Drs- Henry and Joe Jacob.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

Work of Installing steel roller az
iusttble shelves In the vault ot
the Circuit Clerks office was com
pleted late Saturday afternoon
and Monday Il. F. Elliott and his as
sistant. Miss Leila Tinsley, were
kept busy placing the records Il
their proper place and otherwise
cleaning up the vault,
These shelves have been needd
for somainie. Heretofore the rec
ortis were placed most anywhere In
the vault. no convenient place be
inc had ior amy OF the books Now
every record and paper can be given
suitable shelf or till and the ar
rangement Of the vault is mort
systematic
Sheriff Woolery who has his Of
rice with the Circuit Clerk ds just
as proud OF the improvement, as ia
Clerk Elliott and Miss Tinsleg his
deputy. The attaches are wearing
that smile that never comes off
and the unusual sunshiny atmos'
phere around this office Monday
prompted visitors To ask the ques'
ton: why are you looking so hap
py today" They answer: Look
|
| In the vault"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

The Christian Missionary meeting
held Tuesday and Tuesday even.
ing at the Christian Church was
the most successful in the history
OF n.'esionary work in Mexico. Two
services were held, one at 2.S0 and
anoti tr at 1880.
The Church Tuesday night was
crowded to hear the three dis
tingussred missionary workers: DR..
A. T. Shelton, whose field Us In
far-away Thibet; Dr.. b. T. Gershaw,
who has been laboring in the Phil
irline. and Dave Mclean. Of Gin
eirna4 All three delivered most
fuserssting and instructive talks
tellIign of their work in the differ.
ent countries and the hardahipa
which missionaries are compelled
to undergo. The addresses were H.
lustrated with stereopticon views
Ia Thibes. China and the Philip.
pines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

THE Moberly. No. Democrat ed
itmdally Says Judge w. NJ. Vii
liams OF BoonvilFe, wss in the cits
for some days last week looking af
ter business 81 the circudt court
Judge Williams Is recognized as one
of the states ahlest lawyers and
Consequently his practice Is state
wide. The Judge. however, ne
fuses 10 say whether or mot he will
allow his frSends to Gun him foi
governor. He does not do as vel
as Teddy. he won't set a day when
hF will. He thinks It 700 early e
know what V best IT Is conceded
by all that he would be an exceed
ingly strong candidate =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
UNION.

An old saying is that one OK
treme follows another 1t certainly
hit this time, Our wf.ser weather
stics to us lie sore
thumb A person sure wakes ur
and manages to get corn brear
move on him while feeding and Get
ting wood these breezy days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John KessIer gave
the young folks a party last satur
day night, AL, had a jolly time.
A large and appreciative crows
enjoyed the musical and dance Civ
en- BY Mr.. and Mrs. seaton owings
of Liberty district last Friday
night.
Major Franklin's sale was well at
tended stock sold we'll. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Franklin are thinking Of goina
to Virginia 10 reside.
There will be preaching at Unlot
Chapel next Saturday and sun
day BY Rev. H. B. Rice OF Mont
gomery City
Edwt rd Waters has rented Mrs
s, Johnson's residence for this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
men OF CHRIS
T|AN CHURCH AR
RANGING REVIVAL

! The men OF the CHRISTIAN Church
met Sunday afternoon at the Chunct
for the purpose of laying plans for
the coming revival which will begin
some time in April and continue to
date in May The time will be an
nounced Iaher.
During the month OF February,
March and April, the various de-
partmenes Of Church work ait the
Christian Church are carrying on
IAN Increase and Betternent Cam-
paign.p
This campaign will be reinforced
with a revival the nature and
plans OF which are being arranged
and will be entirely under the super
vision OF the men OF The Church.
At the meeting Sunday afternoon
an e1ecntive committee composed OF
R. d. Worrell. chairman; James
squires. A. G Whitson, Rufus Jack.
son. H P, Averitt. w. S Eller and
Leo Hnaley was appointed to have
charge Of the planning for the
meeting
The executive committee ap-
pointed two committees. The first,
which is composed OF S. NJ. sharp,
Ross Cautlorn and Harry Atchlscn
Will decide on the question or ret.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
MR. AND MRs. nARNABY

Al HANNIBAL
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Darnaby art
home from Hannibal where they
presented "A White Elephant un
der the auspices of the Elks.
Following the second nights per
formanoe, the Blks rendered (
Mr. and Mrs Darnaby and Il ol
their Louisiana friends and mem
bers of the Company banquet and
during the evening the Elks Of
HaLnibal presented Mrs. Darnaby
With gold-headed umbrella and
mr. Darnaby, set Of Military brush.
CO handsomely engraved and con
tract for next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darnaby were en-
tertained on their way home at a
dinner party by Mr. and Mrs. orth'
vein OF Louisiana.
They will present "a White Ele'
phsat" at Quincy, H.. April 9 and
10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
Washington, b. q, Feb. 2s.


finding Of the Court Of Claims
Tuesday certified to the House
recommends the payment OF $td75
to William r. smithey. Of Au.
drain county, Mo.
The sum Is compensation for
stores and supplies furnished ia
Union forces in Mexico, MO, dur.
inc the Civil War. smithey says be
provided Union troops with 1900 bu.
cf corn. 40 tons Of hay. so haiters
and allowed cayalry to use a liv-
cry barn, for which he asked $40
a month rent and $l6O damages.
The claim has been pending since
1872 An act Of Congress- is neces-
sary to give effect to the finding Of
the Court Of Claims.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
SUBURBAN HOME

Y We cffer 10 acres located Just
outside Of CITY Limits Of Mexico,
fine land An buildings new, z
room house, barn and other outbuild.
ings A bargain il taken soon. va
riety Of fruit. Price 100000.
Terms: liz Cash; balance tine.
dwi North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

SOME Of the newspapers and mag.
aziaes that are being sent by freight
as q matter Of economy are feel.
Ing sarcastic enough about 1t to
ask Mr.. Hitchcock why he dcesn't
save sui more money by transport.
ing that mail from New York to Chi.
cago IN wheelbarrow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

The Rebekah Lodge gave ! box
supper at I. D. D. Il Hall ON Mon.
day evening, which was a very pleas
ant affair. Many petty boxes fiIIesx
with good things to eat we're con.
tributed BY the ladies' and the sum
cleared amounted to about $1,000
DR. Pennington acted as auctioneer
and is a cIosa second to Col. :. II.
Johnson, the noted autioneer, when
Is comes to crying sales cf this
kind.
a musical and literary p4o.
gram was carried out and the ntlm
bers were much enjoyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

THE death Of James Metcalf takes
trn.. .:.:- =. community one Of our
most substantial citizens. FOR oiev-
en- years fhe deceased has resided
an this city, comans TO Mexico from
81 Louis, and during his residence
here made many friends WHO join
with the Ledser IN expressing q
word of sympathy to the bereayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
NEM HopE.

Frank Clark and family moved last
Thursday to Mexico to reside.
Sumner Davis have moved 10
Tho HsUry Tiger farm, south OF
Thompson.
W:lsam curry's daughter Is III
Dr. Iocd Is her physician.
VIGIL and Frank Bovine have
rented 40 acres Of corn ground from
J 4 Johnson for this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
MuiRHElD TO DO COM
TRAcTING AND BUILDING

FHAU TING md oUfLUIIEU
S. D. Muirhedd. who was con
tractor and hnilder for the Apex
Realty Company OF st. Louis and
built several nice cottages and bun
galows in East Holm. has returned
to Mexico and will do contracting
and building this year. We are glad
to welcome Mr.. Muirheid back L
Mexico and feel sure OF hig sue
cess in his line Of work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
Council Votes Unanimously
to Pass Library Ordinance

-o must nave been sha
kind Of philosophy that tbs ~. Ass
teen women OF Mexico w. - -
down on the City oouncp J. Sps
regular meeting OF fbaA nosr s
Monday evensn. -, oouy on
their minds, for in l,,ss thsn :
hours they had converted o,,-'',
member and the ora,,s,.,.
providing for submittlpe 70 .h~ ~,
Of the people OF Mexseo AZ ~
spring election the question .wba.s.
or tax Of ona ruili shan na =.
aside for maintainine the rrpa Y,,.,,
nc Library was adopbed by E ,,nan, ,,r.
Gus vote.
r. D. Rodgers represented sha 4.
erasy Board He discussed the s,at.
ute which provided for eucb .ssos,
and said the question whscb eon
fronitd the Council wa,. not ,yta,,,
er Mr. Carnegie was 10 helm wi,s,
building a library building sor MA. |
ico. but was whether the rrono.i.
ttop Of taking one mia ON the Al.
lar out Of the general revenue ~ |
tho city Tor maintaining the a.
brary should be put 70 a vote ~
the people.
I'll question which made son,o
members of the Councia rathn, ~.
simistic seemed to be whether Az
lot and building would revert baclF
to Mr.. Carnegie, IA the eyent The
city az any time would fail To vota
the maintenance fund. In answar
to this question, J. F. Llewel1vn
SAID the title Of the property win
be Invested in a board of tru,saeaa
appointed by the City Council and
iraemuch as It Is invested In thss
Beard which is appointed nv tba
Council, tho property belonpa ~
the city He said any huil,srr
which might be put ON It for Iibra-
rv use would also have its title IN. i
vested 10 this board and never nm.
der any circumstances could Mr.. Car. q
negie il he help build st claim anv 4
L9Ia IN II even if the city ehon1d 4
1t any time fail to vote the main. i
lerance fund s
Mayor fotts said it was a ques. h
ion with him whether this money! a
which will 60. toward maintaining q
thc LibTtry Ia the event it Is voted.
could be put TO better and wiser I,
use He said he thought Il Il was i
ised for charitable purposes, Il h
would be btuer spent. In this con. 4
iectiou the ladies had quita a 4
augh at tho expense of the Mayor F
when " I Atkinson, chairman ~ d
lhc chsms Committee. In reading 8,
he claims, quoted one bill scr Il
sharity Of 81 cents. q
Mrs, s. P. Emmons said sho VAS G
firm believer In that old Demo. v
ratio doctrine Of placing at the Ii
oninand o. the public that which n
sill do tho greatest good to tho b
reatest humberp Sine cited the
'oint IN The constitution OF the Vi
United States, which was drawn by E
'ur forefathers. that the franz dl
RS Of thar famous document did ci
ot esttlook the fact that the con-
tltation was not for themselves G
lone, but for their posterity. SO
mo greater work could be done th
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

q \. FOWLER, formerly Mayor
& Mexico, has been renominated
Mayor of Fulton. George McIn-
TIRE who has been City Marshal Of
Fuaon for thirtySeven years, was
also rencminated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

w. DANIEL. Of vandaIia, mott
few friends who have been asking
him Y ruu for the Legislature thai
h is not a candidate for any of,
flce. Jim says he is too busy Ia
thIlk of running for Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

The Elks have sold the residence
on the lot bought for the new Elks
Club to NJ t. vandegri1t, and Il Is
hoped that arrangements will be
made so that the new Ellrs Club
building can be completed this
year
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
cAan oE TAAMl.a !

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our neighbors ana friends
for their Kindness during tho sack.
ness and death Of our dear aunt. Mrs
Henderson.
Mrs. Roy Barlsley.
Miss sallie Calhoun, VA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

A LARGE delegation from Mexico
Elks Lodge is expecting to at
tend the State Convention which
will be held at Springfield. Mo-.
May lis The trustees Of the
State organization met in Spring
field last week and began prelmin.
airy plans for the meeting in May.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
nrxlco VS.. MoBERLY.

Tbs Mcmillan Basket Ball Team
WIN play the Moberly High School
Team at the Mcmillan gymnasium
oa Saturday evening. Both teams
have strong Lineup and the
gare should be a good one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

WHAT'S the matter with Cen.
Groagepor? He hasn't come out
with amy figures yet showing who
wtil be nominated next pummer and
elected next fau.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

Of Ferguson, Mo-; Dr.. Huber Of Hot
Springs, Ark; MIR. Hiner Of Adrian,
Mo-, and Miss Torreyeon, Of wentz
willie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

~ this Administration can con.
Wet and impstacn the Bathtub Trust
Il win get the sfiid hobo vove. any.
way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

jim JEFFRIEs has not lost inter.
est IN Drlze-fiehang 70 such a dc.
gree 81 to keep htm out OF the con
vernation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

Colonel Green Clay, who has been
whiting his brother at Eustis, Flor
| ida. Is row at Havana, Cuba,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
NorIcE MODERN woopMEN

IL you wish me to extend favor
for February you must make person
al request, other wise you will be
dropped
]. W. PLUNKETT,
Clerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

eovERNoR WILSON declare !.
mas ssd a nAOst restful time in Ken.
taokg sun. wattenscn Is not thew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

TIE ansnrgents and standpaters Of
Yesterday are tho neurotics and
me paretics OF to-day. we are toLl
And there % tomorrow coming
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

\. Mr. ROOSEVELT evidently be.
neFes in the recall OF the ex.pres-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

The two youngest children Of
w. A. Willingham are very Ill of
the measles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
SONG BEAUTIFUL

I 0UWE bEHU IIVVI
BUILDING SITES.
llfor sale reasonably and win help fl
nance your building on easy terms.
Real Estate Department,
Idwt North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

TIE Beli Telephone Company is
arranging to begin work on their
new tuilIdIlsg, on the Mckinley lot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
Chicken Hatchel

Our combination ofEer-01
Eclipse Red wood. Dou Il
wsal. Solid Copper HsatI
Plant, Patent waser-Regul i
mo Lamp, $40 Egg Incpbato
with 5 Galvanized steel "a.
down, removable bottom Brods
coOps. 5000. A great wiA
ming combination. -
overstcei<ed on English I'D
Skin Saddles, shafsos sadx
dies, Weymouth and EuslIss
Double Rein Show Brides
will sell these goods at ID
to f-2 off regular prices. ses
our Elastic Spring Steel Tired
Flat Saddles, our SIT Past
Patent Stock Saddles, our pat
snt adjustable TO fie al size
heads Rope shipping HaItsrs.
our Linen HurIap shipping
Blankets, our White Duck sta
bic Covers as we'll as very
large assortments of needs Tor
horsemen.
We viii make close % cost
prices on any q these goods.
Worth your while to Invests
gate. at9oco Other Good
Things"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
sErrINa EGGS ro SELL.

Single Comb Black Orpiugton and
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds.
Apply s N. Evans. Mexico, Mo.52-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

Smith Bros. Bread is real good.
Try it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
NEW PRICES.

steinman's Shoe Store,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
Sewing Machinl

A good. dependabIa S
Machine. Life time quad
& drawer. drop head. hand
sfs7s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04

Vote for A. B. Hudleson for county
Judge. A Democratic nominee.
paid adv
You just can't get any suits out Of
shape. They r guaranteed. Stubs,
the tailor.
Fancy hard wheat flour is being
made a speciality by us now. D. A.
White & Sons.
You can do not better on your outlay
for Christmas presents than to let us
make a few nice portraits for you. The
Parker studio.
Maryland Beauty brand, Baltimore
oysters in stock now. An extra fine
she'll fish. Salem Fish & Poultry
Market, 17S South Commercial.
The following firms filed articles
of Incorporation in the office of the
county clerk today: La Pine Com
mercial club, La Pine, Oregon; Peter
son & sleret Co., Portland, $4,000.
The board of equalization has COM
pleted its labors, and a force of clerks
began this morning to extend the val
uation for the municipalities, school
and road districts as a basis for the
tax levy for the year. This work will
take several weeks to complete.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04

Governor West left today for AS
toria, where he will deliver an ad-
dress tonight, and cast his vote to-
morrow.
Flash light and home %portraiture.
We are fully equipped for doing this
class Of work. And no disappoint-
ments. The Parker studio.
Geo. Pettingell makes a reputation.
He has proven National Mazda lamps
are far superior to carbon. Call and
see him. 1876 North Liberty.
]. J.. Heath, who assaulted his wife
at the White House restaurant Satur-
day night, was examined before Judge
Bushey this morning, and he was com
mitted to the insane asylum.
We now are supplying the best
homes in Salem with our bread. The
New York Bakery bread Of Portland
is what we handle; 1t has NJ equal.
Telephone Main 1S1. The Sunset
Grocery.
We wish to call your attention to
the ventilation Of our shop. No Of
fensive odors. The sanitation method
works we'll. Phone Main 1923 for
your meats. stuesloff Bros, butchers
and packers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04

You'd better get shaved for cleo
ton. Davis barber shop.
c. T. Pomeroy Is offering some ex-
ceptionally fine bargains in jewelry.
A few stitches will save those last
winters shoes. See Irwin, 4S7 State
street.
New styles don't affect my prices
and my suits are right, Stubs, the
tailor.
Every one likes Remnants high
cuts, They are just the thing for
winter, 444 State street,
Special now on ip those pretty
Cupid Photos" 15c each. Imperial
Furniture company.
The latest method employed by me
in repairing shoes, Prices reasonable
Irwin, 473 State street.
Those Howard hair brushes are
going fast. Special 10 per cent re-
duction now. Perry's drug store.
Impartial in dealings with all the
people and all sections is the slogan
Of A. B. H~udleson, candidate for coun-
ty Judge. paid adv)
Photos, the portrait kind, the kind
you want, The kind that will please
your friends. The kind we make. The
Parker studio.
From the water right to my market,
The finest salmon and halibut there
is, Salem Fish & Poultry Market,
Phone 2125,
What is better than a nice pipe
for fathers Christmas. A good box
Of cigars, for instance. Shafer, the
tobacco man.
White Queen Flour, a high grade
IIoduct, now on sale at a special
price. d. A. White & Son, near U, s.
National bank.
Have you seer that fine collection
of suit samples at Mosher's? lnves-
tigate, They are certainly up-to-the-
minute goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04
Sixty Mt Brandon.

Brandon, Man, Nov. About 60 c.
P. R. freight handlers and clerks, rep
resenting the entire staff of the Ca
madam Pacific freight sheds and Of
fices here, and several of the superin-
tendent's offices, went on strike this
morning. The men are demanding
recognition Of their union. The freight
sheds are deserted, and, with freight
piling up,and only a handful Of men
at work, the situation appears serious.
Many merchants are making COM
plants already that the strike is af-
fecting them seriously.
Nearly Fifty Quit.
Swift Current, Sask., Nov. 4.-For-
ty-ight c. P. r. men quit work here
today, the entire staff in the yard Of
fices, freight and ticket offices being
affected. Agent Eai1an is alone. The
men say they will force the company
to recognize their union.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04
NEW CARS ARRIVE
FOR SALEM LINES

Three new cars for the Salem street
system have arrived at the car barns
of the Portland, Eugene & Eastern,
and in a few days a fourth will be
here. The cars will be put on the To-
cal schedule on the Commercial street
line next week.
The new ears are a great improve
ment over the present cars, being
thoroughly modern in all respects.
They are of exceptional width, giving
ample room for the passengers. An
other new feature is the model Of
headlights. The lights are especially
designed for interurban use, throwing
a high-power CLEAN, but are equipped
with a shield to cut down the power
while doing street service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04
The Turks
Whipped by
the Greeks
lrNrrrp rnrss LrAsEp wmn.I

Washington, Nov. 4~-Dispatches
here today to the Greek legation tell
of a new Greek victory over the
Turks. They say:
THE crown prince, instead of go
ing direct to salonika, made a detour
and met the Turkish army %entrenched
at Yamatls vadar, After a two days
battle the Turkish army is %retreating.
The Greeks captured many prisoners
aud IA field guns, with much ammu-
milton, and are now pursuing the
Turks along the road to %salonika."
Other dispatches received at the
Greek legation say the Greek flag ID
floating over Prevesa, where many
Turks we're captured. They also de-
clare that two Turkish gunboats were
sunk by Greek vessels in the Gulf Of
Salonika.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04
BORN.
CLAGGETT.-At the home near Che
mawa, Sunday, Nov. 9, 1912, to Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Claggett, a son.
JED

WITTB-At the family residence, 1926
North Winter street. at 8 o'clock a.
m, Monday, November 4, 1912, Mrs.
Sophia Witee, wife of William Witte.
Mrs. White is the mother of II
children, six Of whom reside in sa-
lem. Two are dead, the balance will
be here to attend the funeral.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at the Lutheran church
corner Of Sixteenth and A streets.