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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
WOMAN DIES on TRAIN BETWEEN
SIERRA BLANCA AND ALPINE

Alpine, Texas. May 2O.-Nnss Alice
Reinhart of Cincinnati, aged sc years.
died on Southern Pacific train No. 8
at Sierra Blanca. of tuberculosis. The
body was removed from the train he e,
embalmed and sent on TO the home IN
Cincinnati Miss Reinhart was accom-
panied by her sister. also an invalid.
and the two were en- route from Phoe-
nix, AriZ.. where they have been some
time for their health
Subsequent to the closing Of the AL
pine schools there have been many
gatherings Of the young people. and
exercises Of a literary, educational and
histriOnic character. The home COM
ings of many who are now away at
school win begin IN good earnest next
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
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SCRIPTU RE.
lIaffher 1870.


Not every one that saith unto me.
Lord, Lord. shall enter into the king
dom of heaven. but he that dOeth the
will of my father which is in heaven.
Many viii say TO me IN that day,
Lord. Lord, have we not prophesfed
in thy name2 and in thy name have
cast out devils2 and in thy name done
many wonderful wOrks2
And then 1 viii profess unto them.
never knew YOU; depart from me, ye
that work iniQuity.
Therefore WhOsOeVer heareth these
sayings Of mine. and dOeth them I will
hken him unto a wise man. which built
his house upon a rock.
And the rain descended. and the
floods came. and the winds blew, and
beat upon that house; and it fell not;
Tor IL was founded upon a rock
And everyone that heareth these say
ings OF mine and dOeth them not. shall
be nkened unto a foolish man. which
built his house upon the sand:
And the rain descended and the
floods came, and the winds blew. and
beat upon that house; and II fell; and
Sreat was the fan of ii.
And il came TO pass when Jesus had
ended these sayings, the people were
astcnished at his doctrine:
For ne taught them as one having
authority and not as the scribes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
Keep the Kidneys Well
Health Is Worth Saving. and Some
FL PasO People Know How to
Save It


Many FL PasO people take their lives
in their hands by neglecting the kid
neys when they know these organs
need help Sick kidneys are response
bic for a vast amount of suffering and
i'll health-the slightest delay is dan
gerOus. Use DOan's Kidney PilIs-a
remedy that has cured thousands OF
kidney sufferers. Here is an FL PasO
citizens recommendation
H. A Cooper. blacksmith. 500 Over
land St. FL PasO. Texas. says At va
rlous times I have used DOan's Kidney
Pills and they have always done good
work On account Of my work. I fire.
quently have trouble from my kidneys,
causing my back TO ache Some years
ago when I was having one Of these
spells I saw DOan's Kidney Pills ad-
yertised and got a box. In a short
time their use cured me Since then
on various occasions have taken
Doan's Kidney Pills and they have al
ways been very beneficial I cannot
recommend them too highly"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. F'Oster-Muburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
DR.. Leonardo Discovery
HElI-ROID WILL INTEREST EVERY
PERSON WHO HAS PILES.

I.eonhardt of Lincoln. -Nebr-. for years
of study Of the treatment Of piles, and
for his discovery Of a successful rem
edy taken inwardly. which ivens up
the stagnant blood circulation and re-
duces the swollen vessels. DR.. Leon
Eardt's prescription IS HEM-ROID. sold
by Kelly & Pollard. Distributors. ana
all druggists at 81 for - days treat
ment Guaranteed TO give satisfaction
DR.. LeOnhardt Co.. Station B, Buffalo,
y Y. Write for booklet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
ADS BIZ PHONE.

The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad in
The FL PasO Herald is 25 cents. 1t
reaches an average of about 10000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
~ - - NATURES
- 49, PERFECT TONIC


rundown system the medicine must possess
responsible poor physical condition The blood does contain
atey which cannot afford sufficient nouhen to sustain the
ordinary nourshd
explains why many persons are attacked by spell OF
bloodeansng and tonic qualities combined
at
portion body THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20

Dizziness. vertigo. tulInd staggers)
ralIow complexion, flatulence are symp-
toms Of a torpid liver No one can
feel well while the liver is inactive
HERBINE is a powerful liver stimu-
Ianr dose or two viii cause all
bilious symptoms TO disappear. Try
it Price soc. Sold by Scott White &
Co, Stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
Baptist Church Reception.

Tuesday night al the Fhst Baptist
church, a reception viii be given 10
family All members Of and friends OF
the congregation are expected to be
present
The Aid and Missionary society of
the First Baptist church viii hold its
monthly missionary meeting at the
church at 8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Sto6bolms Ni9m9no.

observation-disclosures bringer e,
5%ortegnelie oper Spioierne / Sfatte-
ligningen. S Observation-Disclosures
lnogaar efter "Sntomlt. ODD Ssrme-
Observation-Disclosures" fornben iiblte
Iars Snotegt ogiaa en- Sertienbeoel
al Sormuen. De riseite er fslgenoe:
8repe bon SaQfppl 945,500 Ser,
9anfoireftsr s.. q. 8anenberg 761,.
100 ar., 8icebdraosbsfbing Warcus
@alenberg 691,300 Ser, gnfefru g
81. q. Gfman 664, 900 Ser, DIRECTOR
Carl Smitt 637, 800 Gr., 9anfoiref.
tor 3. Aronopitid 556,400 ar,
@rosierer u. 6. Geoerllino $4,000
Str, enfeirn Gebergren 444, 200 SIR,
Iriefter .. q. Siortb 443 400 Ser.
gioere islger 80 Sfatpoere meo oper
10000.
Nf llolGnoinger nGpnes: Cir Gr'
nett Gasiel, t,710,0O0 ar., oe 90
ron e. ~. Don Hotblhilo, 10000
&rpner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

llnoer Sebatten / oct iranife De.
puteretfammer ON 9uogettet for
1913 fremfom en- HeprGlentant meo
ooifiaiee ganife interesiante Splps.
ninger ON Observation-Disclosures
SIsieri, Saaleoes bauoe BET | an'
leoniug al bet norife aongepars Be
ieg / Yaris anpenot 5.561 6rancs oa
so Gentimeter til Snofisb al Satte
til Eerionalet / Glpi6epalaoiet. s
anleoning al oct oanife aongeparS
9cies a~rlpenotes $3.50 6rancs % %
Gentimeter / iamme 2iemeb. S Def
belle foIteoe BET norife oe oanife Son
aepars 9eise, iom pareoe en- llge
Suui 1907, 6t9,9S9 Srancs % 81
Gentimetcr, oa 10 Srancs % 70 Cen
timer tilbaaeleperebes Statsfasien
Man Ter. meb bpilfen Isiagtighef
@eanituberne ieres. De itemmer poc
Gentimen. Wen Hsiagtieheoen cpei
Reanifoberne oper 4onaerne Soa
TONS oe Sreoerifs @ootasclle e.
ouiaepeI intet imoo Den minutisi'
Smitpnoiebeb. Tom anpenotes. %
bet aialot Song @uitafs geiss, efte'
bette tiIbaseIepereoes Der Sfatfam
meret I - en- - gentime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Dan Slemte life fin mor

Get por Ell pafter Sollfiua0ag
meo TaaruoR / 9atferue. 49, TN IL
oen SrSmanoSplaos bapbe flennt Jig
iuit opunoer Sratberget ior so Ior
libenJ pa ben par life ouoerleoe$
ibog. Col bouoe Den, lloltgt oalaa,
ior ira aarnpen fmbe nplten belle
8p9oeu operitiles. SiGr moo Spb.
Neu / &eit fom Den iuarte @ranitog
alto nprmere, % oerfor bleu Sfpg'
gerne iao lanae paa Gitermih0agen,
al DC ltrafte Jig belt iorbi Gillouct
lpnae isr Solen Dor saaet neb.
Soug off ali | Springmarid bprte
pua aompcn. Nor Iaie Tor no %
ino forfeit bun tunoe. Sn9en fuube
ie poa tSarten Of bun par oper De 90;
bapoe 8ist / Semrlerne % Slfer poa
8Gerne, Seller life, at SsrfeflGoe'
inippen oil / Ell bar oppe | Giet Tor
at toee pGt Saareu, iom brGnote lig
irem.
SIoautten, Ell iterf, belbpgget 20
gariue. itoh friimbeiet oper Ell
Amerifafuiiert. San paffeoe iao
Speben ranbt. Smorgen ifuloe ban
reiie. 3anferne itonieoe BAN iblanSt.
0or bet poo Sapet ban tpnftes
goo be fremmeoe SanbeY Rei, Oct
por paa fin Wor.
aaitepus itrsg fig firlenoe ON
22aSen bans. StiIlcoc flo lise icrar
BAN meo Sfaftci enbe tiIoeirs. Do
iaa ma pei eftcr | gienfrosene. par
Der life Ianet efter ben paaoe Sore
hos Woniemano better. Der cit mol
mango rare gsIeIier siennem Der
oesle 9iserfrop.
"Spcr cite bill on ifripe, Sla2"
"aa. ies peo life Oct. @or. @aar
lea inb | Sfoacne, Fan bet NOT bli
! Ianst meaem greuens.1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

apinoers emil o. Wenbs 6riitia
Iette Gro.
Do fom ct Sigtoe iorbi.
Gs lom peo ct Srpaeilag bolDt
carmen op, S9roielen Itanie.. ar.
beiosposne, Smnibisier os automo-
biler Loo Soeet posiere, men / 8ailfer
og aonbuftsrer iom paa ct gipet
Segn tog Suen al. Sele goulepar.
ben bilite 9soen / prbsoie Stilbeo,
liee ira ben ifione 8aoesut til BEN
fine Serre, ira Ssien til 0omen,
iom begge %foriet Jig.
Sranifmanoen blottet oaioa tit
9opeo.
"ajenbte De bam2" ipiirste gn.
gelifmanben.
"Rei - leg fienoer life enaarg
bans Rapn."
"Soorfor biIier 9e ba?"
Seq bilier / bom Ssoen, Den er
GILES Serre", ipareoe Sranifmonben.
Seq peb, at oct er en- eff iom
bare bruges / De fatolite 9anoe.
Den ies ipnes, ct oct faloer al Zig
ielp at bile Reipeft for 9soens Ma.
jeItGt. 3 Tsben er Ri ane Iise.
Ser bilier Erinien Den pnfelige
Siauer % Siaueren ben fornemme
Hrins."
gngelifmanoen, iom bar ct Hapn
iom ibog er bersmt | Den enselife
SinanSperoeu, penbte fig ON og ipa.
reoe life.
Nen neite Sang, ba ban itob
o~uerior ct Sigtoe, bIottebe ban fit
Sopeb. "0e bar Het", ia ban til
SranIfmanoen, "0sben fol man fill.
ie. Oct er ben eneite Maieitpt, iom
ieg no9eniinoe tar Satten at for"
st Sigtog pasierer %eiennern bet
tpnfenbe, oplpite, proteitantiffe ais.
benbannS Sober.
6olf ifpnoer Jig at fomme iorbi.
Sao Prgerlig at bIi itaniet!
9rolfefnlfer og @bauffprer BON.
Der oper 6oriinfelien 9e fan life
iom Gpflebuoene benipnslpit inc fig
mellem 3Gfferne / Sslget os iaa
fare pibere.
Sra 0sre og ginorer itirrer
Wenneiter ligegplbie poa Ssoen,
'om brager forbi. Deter insen Wi.
Iitar-9egrapeIie. Ser CT ingen Uni
former at lie paa - altiaa blottet
for Snteresie. 8agefter Soset fonr.
mer en- Sfare buienbe Sfole-llng.
bonn. Sor BEN er ct Sistoe Snobe.
grebet at alt "Siop". gr oct en-
flenot Meteorological, iom er gaaet
bort, er airfen itupenoe iulo al -
Npsgierrige. Haonlig aninber i
9ragter, iom bar meb oft anoet emo
Sora at gisre, og Seater. 8ifferter /
Saanoerl. De Haas ON ElaoIen.
9e bill ole ie - ben isrgenoe Wor
eaer Den ulpffeliae @nfe eQer Meor.
Den, Iom bar miitet fin SuItru.
Sngen ipares. Get fisbenbapnife
Siiblifim maa fsrit ia lin sfan.
oale=Sunger iluffet. Set fienoer
life til Heipeft for Ssoen.-(gette
Wfarie Iblberg / "&isbenbam".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Reipeft for Dozen.
Gm Sammmlisnims.

On gnaelIfmano og en- 5ran'f'
manb sif iaminen neScper Sonleoar'
ben | Varis,
Moffen oar b~aIptoIp ON 5ormto'
Saaen. Storbpens 2arm BRUTE
tmoo De to Nrnh Tom ct oprsrl
SAP. slt par 2ip, Sol, @aab %
9ropItrb. Quftrn bapoe icm en-
Tuit al gaar o. Yicler. Den ipn.
tes bIant % sploen at aanoe ! al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

Stinal
"Gei, bette Der imaser pirfelil
al Sereril" iasoe 8omlinselt lilo,
forlegen. "Sa. ifpelo flyer leg Die
biertelie uelfonmen - % rilsir
alt gammeIt."
"7et er Inlet at tale om,~ iagot
bun glao. Get bar ppret til norl
i9les beoite! @oofpeIb. geoitemor,
pelfommenl Gr oct life Ell prRgtIa
Gut 8eieoe tretten SfaalpurD, %
ban blep ieot."
"aa, Ell ilig peliignet Rptoarsaf'
TEN" iogbe @amla % foloeoe 3rn'
oerne.
"Ru ifal pi no eiter en- Iiben Siite
meo Hptaars9aper!" iasoe Soban,
og pips bar ban % Stiua noe eiter
en- ltor aasie, iom blep iat mlot paa
8uluet.
Scr iaa goo, 8eoiteiar! Set,
Iom lisger sperit, er til geOiteFar,"
iaaoe Stino.
@amlinaen gift ben og aabneoe
2aaget,
~@oofpelo, geoltefar!" iagoe en-
lpGo Stemme. 90 op reilte Jig ell
lioen bpibflPbt llnge poa fem, ler
sar, iom flsi on Salien pua Den
gamle.
"Oette her - bette Der beeriber
jeg iffe!" iagoe @%amlingen % fleeoe
Jig bag gret. "@r bere enooa ilere2"
"Nei, life for bet fsrlte!" iagoe
Soban. "Wen at hi paa benne Wad-
De fan fremtrple imaa Spttlnger CT
meget iimpelt. 81 bar bolot os ltilIlt
/ Breitegaaroen liben igaarfuelo %
ltaat / Waifepi meo 9amle gen9ta,
iom bar ililppet oS inc giennem
Sapeosren OF baut os Ell Stnno
alpoeSfammeret - oct er oct belle
Sereri. De pibite Oct alleiammen
Der, men De fit life SOB til at lige ct
Gran, for at BET funoe bli Ell rlgtig
Operraifelie ligelom paa 3eatret. 90
MI ifal hi bape frem Bin % 8otter,
os iaa ifal geoitemor traftere meo
8rso, % iaa ifal ri bore glade. %
iaa faar Stina % g%pttingerne bli
Der til 1ppenoeoog Sui, men leg ora'
ger nof aiiteO ON ct Ear Gage. -
Sioen fol ri ialge 8aarben, % iaa
ifal ri bare iammlen. Oct ct paa
Sioe."
"Eapa!" bpiifeoe ben lille Sent.
uitge utaa!mobig.
"Sa nu!" iagoe ban.
90 bum foripanot % par ON ct
gieblif tilbage meo en- lioen ire
oars Busting, flGot iom en- Nisle
meo roo Soplue.
Get ifal bli geoitefars lille Sege-
famerat / Stocfbolm," iaaoe Stina.
"Gere fan tro, oct er Ell Silbbasie!
,Sau beoer Selae Isiar, men faloes
for Gait! But paffert for Veolte~
iar! Sc iaa! Ecu bar hi pitt frem
ole ire Smaarollingerne!"
"Naa M ifuloe ie9 tro, at ieg er
fonrnleu tilbage iom en- aar, ON ie9
ogiaa meg mig bort lom Ell Out
ilngel" iugoe Sobon. Some o9 ire
- oct Ifuloc ieg meme to-
Ter Tor Jig ielp!"
"9eoltemor!" ioaoe Sesleienten.
"Suoo oil on, Snllppa NIP"
"Saar pi mart @reo2"
Stina 10.
"Mogc til m~abIpiten llnge iiiioeS
life, bum fou ipiie ira Otorgeil I'll
Worten Isiariou furoe life ltge
ct Sro; ban bop0e cn @ut poa boert
anr, OF Saarerne trilebe trlnoe neo'
40 hans ainber.
Ntcn ban 10 meo belle Anliatet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

WaIerem: IS bpilfeu a~nIeenins bar
&c forrret mig be Seilise Roier. Ra'
edn Ssrenien?"
Wrrtinoen: he. or ieag netcp ct
War Iiben Sc betaIte Siisleien for en-
Rdoneb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
PROHIS IN
SESSION TO
NOMINATE
NATIONAL CONVENTION MET TO.
DAY AT ATLANTIC CITY TO
NAME PRESIDENTIAL CANDI.
DATE-A DEADLOCK is ANTICI.
PATED.

Steel Pier, Atlantic City, n j., July
10,-When the national prohibition
convention was called to order today,
on the wind-swept steel pier there
was every prospect Of lively con
test for the presidential nomination,
perhaps even a deadlock.
Candidates for first place most men
toned were Eugene w. Chaplin, the
candidate four years ago; A. J. Hous-
ton, OF Texas; Charles scanlon, Of
Plttsburg, and W. 0. Stewart, Of Chi
cago.
Akron Watkins, Of Ohio. was about
the only man mentioned for vice
president. He was the candidate for
second place four years ago
Charles r. Jones, Of New York
national chairman, called the conven-
tion to order, and there was the usual
procedure Of electing temporary Off
GERS, naming committee and speeches
by the temporary officers.
More than 2O0O prohlbitonists are
here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
Jackson, an EngIiShman, Takes
the Wind Out Of Americas
Sails, and Captures Event
They Are Sure Of.
BROKE A WORLDS RECORD
Americans Given Second and Third
Place, but Finish was so Close that
Judges Refused to Decide II Until
the Official Photograph Of the Fin
lsh Could Be Seen This Gave
Places to the Yankees.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.I

Stockholm, July 10-Unexpected
defeat was the portion Of the Ameri-
cans in the Olympic games here to-
day. With five men qualified for tho
final Of the 1900 meter race, includ-
ing the best performers seen here, it
was believed the Americans would
fill all Of the point places. Instead,
the race was won by Jackson, the
British crack, who made his run af-
ter the field had Strengthened away
In the home stretch To win jack
son had to hang up new worlds
record for the distance, his time be-
ing 1855 As as against tho old rec
ord of 1853 AS.
The result Tor second and third
places was so close that tho Judges
could not decide and withheld their
announcement until the photos taken
of the finish could be developed.
Aranaud, the French sprlnter took
the lead ct tho start end held 1t for
two laps, closely pressed by John
Paul Jones and Abel Kivlat, the New
York representatives. At the end Of
the second lap the two Americans
sprlnted into the lead, and then tho
spectators believed It was all over.
Instead Jackson, who had bcon con-
stantly improving his position from
tho start, bcgon his great sprint in
the stretch and soon passed both
leaders. The effort told on Jones,
who dropped back absolutely "all
in" Kiylat tried to go on but he
was staggering and in the last Jump.
Norman Taber, OF Brown University,
managed to get up alongside, making
the finish 80 close that the judges
could not decide which one was en-
tiled to the honor.
The judges after inspecting the
photographs placed Kiviat second
and Taber third making three addi-
tional points for the American team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
THE CORONERS JURY
BLAMES THE COMPANY

A ooroners inquest was held Tues
day afternoon over the remains of
Peter Lewis, who was killed on the
line of the Oregon Electric railroad,
II miles south of Salem, Monday. The
verdict of the jury was that the de-
ceased came to his death by electrocu-
tion, he having come in contact with
some of the power wires in such a
way as to receive a shock Of cleo
tricity sufficient to cause death. The
jury further found that the Oregon
Electric Railway Co. was negligent in
allowing such a condition to exist.
The deceased was working on the bal
lasting of the track, coming in contact
with a wire which reached from the
top Of one pole to the bottom of the
next one, and close to the power wire
which is used as feeder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
ONE PLEADS GUILTY
AND ONE IN DISCHARGED

This morning in circuit court Tom
Riley who was indicted by the grand
jury for larceny changed his former
plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty
to the charge His sentence will be
pronounced Saturday at I o'clock
The indictment against James
Boals was dismissed, and Boals was
given his freedom. The charge against
him was larceny The reason given
for the dismissal Of the case was that
the states witnesses are out OF the
state. Deputy District Attorney W.
c Winslow made the motion TO dis
miss the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
NEBRASKAN
IN FAVOR OF
PROGRESS
WANTS THE REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION TO SET THE PACE
AND COME OUT FLAT-FOOTED
FOR THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRr.I

Lincoln, Neb,, July 1O.-Congress-
man George W. Norris, insurgent lead
er in the house, and nominee of Ne
brraska Republicans for promotion to
the senate, has promulgated an appeal
to the progressives to control the
state platform convention July 30, in
Lincoln. The appeal says in part:
There will undoubtedly be an at
tempt on the part Of the standpat
Republicans to promulgate a stand
pat policy, and to endorse the political
larceny by which a defunct national
comittee packed the Chicago conven-
tion with sufficient number Of stolen
delegates to give Mr.. Taft his alleged
nomination. It Is evident that every
Republican in Nebraska who believes
in progressive principles, a square
deal, and, above all, political honesty,
should interest himself in the selec-
ton Of delegates from the various
precincts to the county conventions
and from the county conventions to
the state convention.
"The moral effect Of the platform
adopted at Lincoln and throughout
the country will be great It will have
a tendency to show whether Nebras-
ka Republicans are progressive or re-
dictionary There is no doubt that
the rank and file of tbe Republican
party in Nebraska are alost unani.
mously In favor Of progressive prin.
clples, and are practically unit in
opposition to the fraudulent and dis.
honest methods that were used by
discarded political bosses in Chicago
TO steal the presidential nomination.
1--WE ought to show to the natior
and TO the world that the Republicans
Of Nebraska emphaticallyy condemn
any political machine that, by sucl
unjust and dishonest manipulatlOns
attempts to thwart the wish and will
lof the patriotic and loyal citizens"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
HERO
GETS DOWN
TO ITS WORK
LuNIrnp rnnss Lr.anp wRE.l

Armory, Portland, Ore, July TO-
Reports on election Of officers and
on distribution Of supplies by the
grand lodge to subordinate officers
were presented by the comittees to
the grand lodge Of the B. p. o. Elks
today Exalted Ruler Sullivan an
nounced that he had reappolnted
Robert Brown. managing editor Of
the Louisville, KY, Times, a member
Of the grand forum Brown, who is
one Of the most prominent men Of the
order, Is retiring as chief Justice
The grand lodge tomorrow will
consider the proposition Of building a
national home for Blks, the home
commission having decided to put the
proposition entirely upto the supreme
body. Funds now available are insuf-
ficient to build a home such as the
Elks wish.
The ritual committee tomorrow will
leave to the grand lodge the decision
in the matter Of abolishing the
"goat" from the initiation program
Members Of the order apparently are
about evenly divided as to whether the
goat should live or die.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
OWED FROM STEAMER
IN EFFORT TO ESCAPE

Tacoma, Wash, July 1O.-Frank
Calvin, under sentence here Of from
FIVE to 10 years for the attempted
murder Of Vivian Irving, dyed. from
the steamer Victoria at the Seattle
dock this morning in an effort to es-
cape u. b Ferrler one Of his bonds
men and deputy Sheriff Frank Long
mlre who were returning him to Ia
coma that he might be sent to the
ptnitentary Calvin refused to aci
cept life belt thrown on the water
and did not stop until fired upon by
Ferrier He was picked up in a life
boat and is now in the county Jail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
ALL is READY FOR
THE BIG CHERRY FAIR

While the decorations are not
nearly all completed and few have
not yet begun to decorate. 1t would
be a long and difficult undertaking
to mention all of the places that have
put on gala attire or to even mention
those who have gone beyond others
to secure a more elaborate display.
Most places have made an especial
effort to display their goods and
wares to the best possible advantage
as well as to make use of the Cherry
Fair colors, red and green. The
American flag has been used in most
places while others have made use
Of the Elks' colors, purple and white,
to good advantage. The large flags
have been suspended from wires
crossing the streets, which adds
much to the general appearance of
things. Christmas trees have been
placed along the cutters throughout
the business district. All the shows
and concessions are in place ard
when the Cherry Fair opens Thurs
day morning, everything will be in
readiness for the big show.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10

all arrangements for splendid music
al and speaking programs every even
ing at the Armory. There will be
Oregon songs by Mrs. Halle Parrish
Hinges, the Oregon nightingale, and
addresses by the most prominent To-
cal speakers and orators from Port
land representing the Manufacturers
association. These programs will
take place at the Armory each evening
of the Cherry Fair, and will be short
and snappy entertainment for those
who want something to do in the ev-
ening,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
SUN SPOTS ARE
BUSY MAKING CHANGES

I, L, McAdams, local stronomer,
who is keeping tab on the sun spots,
says Sunday there were three spots
each $4,000 miles in diameter Shortly
after . o'clock p m, Of that day there
was a great exploeion, and the three
spots became one big one They re-
manned in that shape until 10 o'clock
Tuesday, when, after a series of
smaller explosions, there were 1S dis
tinct spots in place of the big one.
This morning they had again joined
in one big spot, probably 10000 miles
in diameter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-10
THE END REALLY
JUSTIFIED THE MEANS

Tacoma Wash, July 1O.-Earl De-
yore, who drove National car in
the auto races here last week, was
arrested Monday night charged with
speeding while taking a young lady
TO a chicken dinner in the country.
This morning he was fined $25 Just
before taking the Shasta Limited for
San Francisco.