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2cut1d)lano's Tlottcnnerein.
g8eimnr, Z. Gult

<~NAhNALg - AlHtA=
en gSeimar aat Gle Sauptueriamm'
lung oeS beutihen 5lonenuerens itatt'
9eiunoen. Ger 8elud Der &eridmm'
lung mar ein san5 auBerOr0entIicber
aud batten iih Die leitenben Eeri6n-
li6teiten oe8 @ereins iuit pbne 9luss
nnbms ein9efunoen
Die Summing mar cine iebr ems
tbuiialtiihe. Die 8eit)peroe 9eIangte
Sur @isOerbOlung. oaB Oas tilr5Iid pom
Reidstag ongenommene neue 6IOtteus
eeieB nidt melt genug 9in9e. 8as
0auptintersie aber wanote lid ben
9Snn5ertreuSern 5u. Die gSiinide ber
@eriammIunq muroen idlieBli6 in els
ner 8eioIutiOn 5uiammen9eidBt, weIde
elHen meiteren uno ldneleren 8nu non
@anSertreuSern, nab Dem SHUTTER Der
@rpBen areuSer Bon Der 3nnn"
yMoltte" uno n@Oeben" iorOerte.
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@poerne SDblenbetu Dbuer.
gubl, W2inn., IL. Sunl


0ape g8afeiieIb. elm Sdger. Der Die
lebten orei g9ohgn i'm llrlpalogebet
pop 'Jtinnelota subradte, tebrte oeitern
sur. uno berihtete, oaB er am 8uirlo
laie. ptersig Nteileu uoroDitIld pom
8ubl, cine 6amilie pon 9Ohlen'
benob bnern aui9eiunOen. Die Gnts
oedune erioIgte 9nnS iuidllis ourd} Den
aus Ser 0rbIe auiiieIgenoen 6auh
Der Iater Der 5anilie gab ieinen 9las
men als Sames 0lu an unb er5abIte
g8oteiielo, oaB er nit elmer 6amlIe
ie,, iiebeu Sabren aui ieiuer 9eimltatte
lebe. Gr bate iid ein 8lOdbdus 9e'
baut, oas er iih puuuiiu elmidtete;
ppr neun Monoten blaunte bleies alb
uno Die 6omilie entlChlOB lih. cine
6Dble in benz nabe9gIegenen Sergs
nbbane sum 8pbniie OusSugrnben;
ais Sblaiitdtte olent eln' Saubs
unterlage. Die nit &arenfellen bes
oedt lit.
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6uoiepelt i'm - 6 utloof".
g}efp glprl II. Suni.

g(ep gor', II. Suni.
Theodore Rooieuelt u.s0Ner.liht in
Der ndhiten Nummer oes nGutIoof"
einsn 9lrtltel, in benz sr oen se9enwdrs
tioen Stano Der Gnqe I'm Republicans
i6en Eager elmer Seipye4uug unters
mirft. NJ Natet ,5i'u, Or Hi9bt suO
@rong" 1T Der 9itsl. Ger @rs&rdii
bent moht oarin Der 9o'tt5ottiun Der
i6on oft ausesiprodsnan 8criuurl. bnB
lie mittels unloutsrT Ni3ibooen pers
iuhe. iih bic MnlortGt olr 8eIegaten
gum rep. Iatlonaltouuu ~ lidern
Gr gebt aui bic T1ia's oes Jlntis
onnitomites uber. oas antlo9i I'D
Jishte dn3umaBeu 6fs 'hU uiht 3uta'
men lie sinyqs 2,u'91 beg aomttss
idgt sr. 1T e.. ben ismve rem 8oriiber
ilr oen Notlonatonugn { wdblenmo
su snti6ejosu. we,t5 i l1ten IN ,}als
len oou Groieiien ou' @ oorgelegte
Nlaterial BIN oas aui SiB uuo
Gimme baben 7 G6er he'B,
ss IN 6er N6hau6,urs a,noie Jaiis
aampa9ualsitar bd gm'ia oaBu 5u
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8ampf nit Snoianern.
3ucion, glriS, IS. Suni.

Sn einem Sampf Spiiden $50 Yaqui'
Snoianern un6 Mannibaften zines Nr'
beitsSuaes Der Southern Haciics sBabn
uon Meritp nur6er am WtittlDoh Siuis
! ben Slmpnes uno Iotrero, Sonorn,
3er, adt Sn6inner set6otet. 9roboem
Der 3uo nit ben augeIn Der Sncloner
aeipidt wuroe, ipuroe giemnno uerIebt.
Die Snoianer 5sritbrten bel ibrem &id'
qua 6ie 9eIs9rnpbenordbte uno Silnoe'
len 8riiden an. Babnbennte baben
oen Gjpuperneur pon Sonora eriuht.
berpniinete Mdnner abienoen 5u oiirien,
UNI Die snoioner gu beltrdfen.
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7ie Namamafanal' sSra9t.
gSa,biu9ton, u. sunni

gSalQln9tp1, <. Nulll'
Tas Senntscpmjte fir @anaIperbIus
oun9en Smiidsn BEN beioen Sceangn
rshte am Gienitoe einen smpicbIenoen
8eriht Elm ilber Die Gannmatuual'
@urlaae oes 6nuies. 7ieieIbs eutbdlt
aae Seitimmun9en iiber @r0finung,
Gdus uno 8strieb oes Canals, ioiuje
@erpaIiun9 Der GannISone gSie
( Sausuorlnge gntbaIt audi Die ces
Senats Die SeitiElmun9, oaB 9ulten'
oampier frei pom @anaI9ebilbren leln
iOaen; nuBerbem iilste oas @omite
Elm 9lmenoement an betreIis itriiter
&eauIiruna oes @ertebrs uon SdlIiien
sic i'm Bette ppn Sabnseiruiddilen
limb.
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Ter Scnat madbt Nauien.
g9aihinatpn. 13. Suni.


Cer Sennt bei6lOB am Wtittwoh,
p1brent oes republitaniicbsn be5w. oe'
motratii6tn Acknowledgements ieine
Sibunsen jelpeiIs Orei Gage aus5ule'
ben.
0as Saus iuiro nur iiber Die 8eit
oes bentptrotii6en Acknowledgements
cine 6reitdsise Gnuie eintreten Iaiien,
mabreno Der iibrigtn SonpentsSeit aber
in Sibung bIeiben. gSie Der oemotra'
tiide 6ilbrer i'm 6auie, UNDERWOOD ron
9llnbamn, antiinoigte, lit 5pilben ben
beioen &arteien 6nS @inperuebmen gee
troffsn tuoroen, bnB wdbreno oieier 3eit
feline 8eriude semudt iperoen, y a r.
gu erIeoi9en.
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:R" Syldridl, pornn

Iaqt elm 8olijiit ju elmer Srabenmenge
uno es reenet aniippslbiebe, menn bic
Qeute ieinem Beiebl utt nahtommen.
!, ,Warih oOranl". iagi aud bic grOBe,
roube W(InsraIsBiae gu eiusm tongeltIr'
ten lluterleib uno GsiOeu limb bic }oI'
gen 6apon. u. Sings Jlew gIie Bills
iabren oen unterleib, nldt III Oleier
g9eiie on. Gle iIberrs6en lbn in garter
g9eiir 5u normnler 1baiigtelt uno De-
iunobeit III bic 5olge 25c BET 8. Z.
G tart. Gpotbsfer
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S3idtigcs ilrfbcil ocs Cberge'
rittS.
g8olbinQtou II. 9uni.

gSdlDln9tpH, II. Suil.
7ns Gberbunossgerdt bat seliern
slne @niideloung abgs9eben, ueIde Die
@roSeiiirun9 BON lleberirttern Der Buns
oss9eiebe ungemein erIetblert, oenn es
bat eniideoen, ooB elne ;um 3med Der
llebertrstuns Der 8unoes9eiebe IN Scene
eeiebte @erlhwDrung IN irgeno einem
Stdnt beitrait weroen tam, in meIdem
nugeni6einIide 6dnbIuu9en, oieie @er'
idw6runs gu iOroern. be9nnsen limb.
Gbeiridier g9bits uuo ole beiiieenoen
Rbter 9ap. &dnoeuouier uno Yit'
men nabmen beisn SilnOpuntt elm
wdbreno bic Ridter 6oimes. 9urton,
Sugbes uno 9nmar oer auii6t waren,
bnb elm GroseB nur oo itattfinosn
tonne. mo bic Beribwurung cro,5et'
telt lei.
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2ic cage in Gbina.
S2onatona. l3. 1uni.

HIVITNtUf'lf T's WITT
Tos britiih' Truppeu'ontngent. oos
lanQe Wtonate in Sdmanlin Der 5rem'
bennieoerIniiun9 BON 2onton, iioticnlert
mar. tebrty lesteu Samsiaa mad Sou9'
tpuQ Surilf. erbielt nber id)ou am NtItt'
mod erneuten geiebl. iid gu loiortiaer
6ndtsbr noh 9nniOn berelt gu baIten,
oa bort INNER nod groBe llurube unter
Der Beu0Iferung bsrridbt. bic jeocn
Qluoenblld ben glusbrud ernltIlder
Ruben6rungeu wie6er beiirhieu IdBt.
9te 5inonsloqe Der Stnot Santon II
eberiaQS beoenilih.
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Bic Gage III Gnba.
Wai6inaton, II. 9Suni.

3ie amerifaniId)e @eianotlhaft in
Sauana meloet oem Stnntsospartement.
onB General Suouet, elmer Der Jilbrer
Der aufitGnoil6eH cubaniiden 9te9er
nit 700 9lnbdngern etwn 5wDIi Wellen
upn Sagua De Innamo an Der nDrOs
li6enSiite Der YrOpinS Sriente ponJfes
gierung gstruppen um5inselt lei. Die cus
banii6e 8e9ierung lit suueriihtlld, OdB
Ser 9luiitnno balo o0ui9 nieoer9eluor'
len iein ipiro.
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5pdunIier in Suniiiana.
N1en Crlenns u. 3uni

SohTlutben am 4onthartralns uno
gOrontsSee in 9ouiiiand beorobten AM
Tienita9 oas ougrenSsros @ebiet. Sbell
geah 1T bereits 81 JuB tiei inter
g9nfier, I6eile pon Nhlneburg 2 3
5nB tiei. uno Qd 9Iace uno mebrsre
onoere fleine Ertihoiieu iino uou llebers
idmemmuuQ beorob,. Se,t iuni Id9en
we6t Elm beftiger gorooiiwiuo uom l3oIf
Der, Der cine Seitwi1olJfeit ron un9es
iihr 50 Weilen III 6tr Stnoe ansa'
rommn bat Spate ber StutI ned
msi,ere ~ Stunofn onba.itn 70 lino
1hsilt upn 9lem Gr.sans bsorpbt
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Gins 9cutid)lanc.

Berlin, II, Snni.
Niit lebboiteiem Snierene WirO in
allen &reiieu Der Serldui oes 5reunos
ihaitsbeiuhs oes oeutiden @eidwas
bers an ben 6ieito6en Del Ter. Stoden
periolst. 9is 8ldtter brin9en aus
Iihrlihe 8erihte iiber oen ieitlid.n
@mpiang Der oeutlten SeeIeuie in
Norielt, S9oiblngtou unO 2lnnopuIs
uno rhbmen ole nmeritnnllbe @aitihs
felt. Die Iih aud bel oisiem 2InIaB 10
eIinSenO bepGbrt babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-06-14
Ter Slttentdter iimulirt 9Sabniinn.
Nnhnpelt. u. cSnni.

Ououpell, X. ASuHl.
Sn gl9rnm berridt, uie opn bort ges
meloet wiro, eine ungebenre nadbaIs
tiee 9luire9ung Iber oas glttentat ouf
oen 8anus pon 9roatisn. @ouaro b.
Guuai, bas benz Bauotsratb 6eruoics
oas 9eben toitets, iudbreno oerr b.
Gupai nno 6eiisn Satin Den IN ibr
GutumobiI sefeusrteH 9u9eIn unpers
ebrt ent9in9en. Der sIttentdier, Der
busnii6e Stubent 4utns Suffice. ipieIt
lest ben yniIosn Mann";; er iimnIirt
g9abniinn. nm Die YerantportIihteit
iir oas @erbls6sn pon iid ab5ulpdl'
Sen. TAB er apmpIi3en 9ebabt. Itug
net er aaeroings. IroBoent limb mebs
rere 8er6aitun9sn pon Stuoenten err
iolgt.
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Strcittra,uan in 9'eiu glUrf.
glsiu g)Ort, II. SUM.

g(eip Yoft, ,. Sunt
Streifenoe 9ellner peruriatten Wlous
ta9 glbeno Dor oem Wn!opris9lioyla
6ptel mabreno oeS 8nn!etts. oas Den
Siii,ieren oes oeutldsn Seiuhsge'
itroaoers pon Mopor @npnOr geseben
muroe, cine QemonitrctiOn. Die in eineu
iuuiten 2ramau auSnr,ete. Gs fam 5u
barten 9dmpien Spiideu Der 8oIi5ei
nno ben arateelern. Die nit Der 8ers
baitung BON 125 BeriOuen enoeten.
9fah benz YOrinu pntrpuiuirten HoIls
SiItCn in Der gin6barihait bes 6ptels,
I'M tpeiiere llnrlben liz SteJae 81 ere
itiden.
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3ic Seutid)en Seiud)er in Ieiu
9)prt.

2is oeutihen @dits, psIde IN ben
lebten 1u9en Die 6initireunoidait Der
Ger Stalten in relhem M}oBe genoiien
battan hdtteu am Gienitag gfle9enhelt
iia1 III reuauhiren. 7ie 7eds aller
orei aui Dem nuciou por 9tutsr Iieoens
ben otutiten areu;er Wolttf, Bras
man uu0 Stcttin ~ pareu nit Tnn'
usniwtj3eu aeitmilt auo Haier 3e!s
ten. oie nit tunten gnmpions gee
ihmltt partn. uatsl bitIieu id OteCun'
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SpoeSiturS Stueier amcrifaniiher
@iilitdrilicscr.
COLLEGE 9sart. Nln.. u. Suui.

9eutnnnt 9eiatbn @. 6aNIburit pom
Il. acknowledgement Wtdcon, ga,
uno Ser 9ebrer u. g. g9eId pom gSaibs
ingtpn, 3. g., muroen 9ienstnsnbeno
turs nnh llbr setbotet. ais ein neuss
glrmess 5IugSeus pom @ri9bts 9pr,
in benz iis iib beinnNen. oui rem Slug
ielO Der gIrmre' 5lusihuIe bier III Sos
ben itiirjte uno sertriIutnert uuroe.
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Gin neuer Wmlfam in 0(lnSfn.
Geottle. 12 Sunni.

GEUIIItt II. NyHNI.
9n fadmdnni'den areiien 1T man
Der 9lnlidt. oa6 Der 9tidenresen, iueI'
der in 5airbants, Alasta, nno 0aw'
ion, g)uton 3erritorD. im gutontbaI,
melt uon Der 9uite entfernt geiallen lit,
upn einem neuen @ulfan in SlInsta
berriibrt.
Gm 9ienitas lit bier feline weiters
9ladridt pom ben 3onfuttern einge'
trpiien, uno ilberbaupt mar Der se'
Iammte 5unf nbisnit INNER nod nuBer
Setrieb.
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MOm. Shcrbans
lit SaOana.
Gin 9rauruuOllee gltOrO=
gcbcimni6.
Strcitauirnbr III glcu Port.
Gin wi6tigrs llTtbril OrS
Sbrrgrridts,
WlOOcrHt SOblrnGcWOburr in
WtimnciOtn.
glns otm Sentidcn HridDr.
Ger 6rrnilng Serlin=ySirn.
Slom. cItcrbnns tn oapnna.

Sapdnd, Snbd. II. Sum.
Ger SrsuSer Waibin3lou. 6Iue9ihiii
9lomirnIs Siterbnus. uno 0ds ShIahts
ihiii Gbooe Sslano limo am Miontas
yla6mittag in ben 0afen pon 0aunna
einaeiabren. 3ie 8eUpllSruug brad te
Dem GrsisniB tein iOnOerIIbss 15nterelie
entgsgen, itebt jebod nugemein inter
oem @morud, Dab oies Der &orIuuier
Der omeritauiihsu Sntsrpention 1T.
Die tuboniide 6e9ieruns wurOe berellS
am Mor9en pOn Der GriEsl. Der bels
bsr Srjegsidifie in aenuluiB geieBt.
Sn Ser Staot ie bit 1T IS poltommen
rubi9.
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1cntmal 9lIeranoers III.

Wostou B. Stunt
Sm geiiein 3ablreihT Jlii8lieoer
bes ruiiiiheu ppies uuo Ie9uiatlonen
ron Eul9alieu un6 Sertitn guibuIie
Ear y,ioious u bier su genimat
9,drouoers III Ter aniigr uuroe pou
Der 8,y0!erun8 snibuidina bsgraBt
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bsuuSru. sbyIia se,pib!te TeIesn,cn alb
suleseH uno unebrIih SeipdbIts oil tbse
SteIIe Su leben, gdni beionoerS N oeu
Stdattn. in weIhen bic Gepn5IiIancr
nidbt fir Ole domination %rdl. EaIte
ieieu.
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SamcelSgerid,t Wiro abgeihaift.
@aIbington II. SUM.

Ter 8unr 5lenat ltimmte nit 36
9egen % Stimmen filr Die 2lbihaiiuns
oes 6nnoels9erjhts, inoem er in Dem
Stat fir ons Suitijoepartement Die iilr
oas @sriht pOrgeiebene Seplligung
itri6. Gns glbgeOrouetenlaus bate
bersits bieie Seiuiaisung 9eitrIfen. nno
Dem Senat maroe oann elm 9lmenoes
ment porgeIegt, oas Die Belplulgun9
mleoer perlan9te.
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50 9lrbciter bcrbrnnnt.
Ct. PETERSBURG, u. gu

80 5eloarbeiter perbroHnien Glenss
toa irub, ludbreno tie in elmer Sheune
bel 3dmbow. GeniroIs8uBlanb idIles
len. gie llriohe 6es 5suers TT unbs'
tannt.
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NngOr6 Ses ~ oItfe".
Ger tbidieS.
9}elp glprf. 13. sunni

Ginen 9IduSenoeu 2lblhlub iano Ser
Belub oes oeutiheu @elhwaoers Nlltts
noh Qlbeno nit einem SOmmels. ben
Der 3eutide Stub oen @dlten I'm g8als
6oris9litOria CAB. Sbren SDbepuntt
erreihte Die Seize, ais 9e9en SdluB Oes
9Ommeriss an beioen SeitS. Der 8aIel
cine oentihe be ~. ame ltanilfe 6Ia9ge
gebiBt ipuroe. 3ie aapeue ipielte bic
beioen 9tatiouen 9emeinlame 9tatlpnaIs
bpmne, uuo Die Se9eiiterun9 Der 9Ins
meieuoen fannie banu feline Grenjen
mehr.
Gen ToaIt auf BEN Geuti9en Sailer
bradte w a Dor q a.pnOr aus, Der
in turSeu @orten auf einen @barattere
suo oes Sniiers binlpies. Der ibn nit
Den 6erSen Der glmeritaner nerbinoe:
nGr meint, mas er d 8 t, uno b +
mas er ia9t. @eiiatten Sie mir Oaber,
oaB i6 einen opppeIten TOait ausbringe
SD triufe nuf Die @eiunobeit oes 3euts
lden S aiier :, uno i6 trinfe anf ben
3eutihen Safer oIs Wt ami"
@rai 8ernitorii, 9eutlblnnos 8ots
itaiter. bra6te unmittelbar OarauI einen
9onIt auf &rdiioent Gait aus, woraui
eine 8esriiBun9sospel6e oil SalIer
@ilbelm ab9ei6idt tuuroe.
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eerte pon @ditsu auSsejei6net; iilr
Gririlhunaen mar ebenialls selOrst.
Icrber mar elm offijisaer @mpfang
nuj Nem areuSer MoIite iiir Wlupor
@opuor uno iein gomnte ueranitoItet.
gluf benz gl6tsroed bsr oeutihen
Slie9sidiiis batten iid Die SOpsIen
ouigs lteat, uno unisr irObIibsn g9eiien
goben iid .glmerican Beauties" uno
CiiiSiere bes @si6waoers einem fOtten
9on5 bin.
8Uro osS yM oltte".
lin ben oeutIden Gditsu nah ben
Strapawu ihrrs bisberi9en 9luient'
balls etwos 6ube gu 9Dnnen, wnren
fir 9isnitag %nrniitio9 feline piIijisasn
6sitIid)tsiien anasiett, oageseu CAB
@omiraI pom 9tebeur. &aidw,b nn Soro
ieines 5Iassidiiis, Oes 9reuSers
Multte, Elm 2unbeUn. on oas lid yldh'
miita9S Elm @mpidng an Soro anibIoB.
6unibunoert oeutite MlatrOien wur'
ben am Nahmittag ani GOnep So
LAMB bepirtbet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
OPENS WITH PEST TALK.
Farmers Course at O. 4. c, Begins
With Fourteen Lectures First
on Plant Lice.

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
Wallis, Ore, Dec, 1O,-The opening
session Of the Farmers Week at the
Oregon Agricultural College yester-
day afternoon had IA important lee
lures, beginning with instruction on
plant lice and their control, and in
cluding vegetable growing, stock
breeding, landscape gardening, or
chard irrigation, vegetable diseases,
poultry farming water supply, logan
berry culture and like topics,
Plant lice known to be working on
the orchard and bush fruits in Ore
gon we're discussed by Prof II. F. Will
son in two lectures Special atten-
tion was given the brown apple aphis
because no other species Of aphis
causes anything like the amount Of
damage in all sections Of the state
as does this one
an some few sections the woody
aphis is quite bad, but whero thor
ough spraying is carried on for Sal
Jose scale and other insects. this spe
cies is Of minor Importance sale
Prof Wilson. "0n young nurser'
stock the green apple aphis frequent
lily becomes bad, and the trees mus
he sprayed or they sometimes die as
result,
d, The egg Is the stage in which mos
of the plant lice spend the winter al
tached to twigs under bud scale
pieces Of bark or on the open surfac
of the young shoots of such shrubs {
trees as serve for the oyerwintC
. host plant,
"The stem-mother, so called becauS
in the spring she matches from u
egg, and Is the mother aphid Of all Il
other generations produced through
out the spring summer and ialI'
not fertllized and produces her youn
alive All Of the many succeedln
generations produced through Il
summer are vivl-parous females III
the stem-mother'
Prof. Wilson then spoke OF Il
spring and fall migrants, the male
and their life history, and Of method
Of control,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
BREAKS A COLD,
OPENS NOSTRILS

PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND u.RpS
COLDS AND GRIPPE IN A FEy
HOURS-N0 QUlNlNE.
The most severe cold will b. broken
and all grippe misery ended after to,,.
ing a dose OF Pape's Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecu-
tive doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel an the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable headache, dull
ness, head and nose stuffed up, fever
'Shness, sneezing, running Of the nose
sore throat mucous catarrhal dis
charges, soreness, stiffness. rheuma-
ttsm pains and other distress ,unisles
Take this wonderful Compound AS
directed, with the knowledge that
there Is nothing else in the world
which will cure your cold or end
Grippe misery as promptly and with.
cut any other assistance or bad after.
effects as a 25-cent package Of Pape'.
Cold Compound, which any druggis
can supply--contains no Quinlue-be
longs IN every home--accept no subsu
ItCte Tastes nice-acts gently.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
WANTS BODY SOLD AND
MONEY SENT TO HIS MOTHER

Asking that his body be sold to the
Willamette medical college for 3lOO
and the money be given TO his moth
or. #. p CJack) Roberts, who is to be
hanged at the penitentiary on Friday
has written to Prison Superintendent
Lawson
Almost coincldent with the letter
from the prisoner comes one to the
superJptendent from Roberts mother
asking that a picture Of her son in
citIzeo,s clothes be taken before he is
nut to death Mrs Roberts tells the
spperintondent that she has no photo
graph of ler son. She lives at NULL
Ino. a snberb OF Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
DR. WALLACE BUTrERICk
Is VISITING THIS SECTION

Dr. Wallace Butterick, Of the Rock
ofeler Foundation, of New York, ar
rived in Salem yesterday. and with
State Superintendent Alderman In the
afternoon took a tour through Polk
county The object Of Mr. Butterick's
visit is to study the home credit plan,
which is advocated by Superintendent
Alderman.
Dr. Butterick read the pamphlet
written by Mr. Alderman on the sub
ject and which was scattered broad.
cast throughout the United States by
educators and educational publlca
tions The reading Of this pamphle
led 10 Mr. Butterick's visit west
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
ClrCuS on
the Stage
at Grand
POLLY, THE GRACEFUL AND
DAsAING RIDER WILL RE
IHERE-ONE OF THE STRONGEST
AND MOST REALISTIC OF ALI.
MODERN PLAYS. M

Graduating from the circus to the
legitimate stage" is not so mlracu.
Ious as 1t would seem to persons NOT
acquainted with the history Of the IA.
nous ST, Ieou family. Ida St. Leon
now a recognized American star. Is
oe'ng followed in the path to fame by
her little sister Elsie st. Leon. and
the indications are that the Younger
viii soon shine as brightly as her sis
ter
It is hard training which circus
petormers receive, but it Is q thor
ough one Most Of the impressions
which the entertainers seek to convey
Is made by action and pantomime.
The average circus performer has
even a greater task IN putting It
over than does a player in a come
dy or drama. The sympathy of the
big crowd under the canvass must be
won, as It is necessary to get a the
atre audience with the actor.
The st. Icons have been circus per.
formers for many generations. Elsle's
grandfather was famous 40 years age
as a daring bareback rider. With the
present generation It has become g
case of not loving the circus less, buU
the stage more.
The st. Icons were originally en-
gagged to furnish the realism for "Pol
Ily Of the Circus" However, It was no
long before the management learne,
that at least two Of the girls Id;
and Elsie were possessed of genuln
dramatic talent
Ida was first given a chance, an
her triumph is now a matter Of his
tory in the chronicles Of the Amert
can stage.
Little Elsie is just winning he
spurs, but the critics in every cit
where she has appeared say she is
coming star, and that some day he
name will flash out from Broadway /
electric lights,
Frederick Thompson believes "Poll
Of the Circus is another Way Dow
East" and that It is easily good fC
10 years more. So he has provided
splendid organization for Its produ
ton this year, with massive scener
an array Of circus performers In a
dltion to the big cast of actors al
four beautiful horses
One would think that a big savlT
would be gained by eliminating Il
horses. So 1t would, but Mr.. Thorn
son never does things by halves, al
when he presents the circus scene
wants 1t to be genuine reproducti'
and not a painted replica
But the big feature Of the drama
the superb acting of Elsie st. Leon
the role of "Polly."
Don't fail to see it at the Grand
night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
Discuss
Plans for
Open River

Major McIndoe, the government en-.
gineer, who is Investigating the pro-
posed deepening OF tho channel OF the
Willamette river between Oregon City
ana Eugene outlined his plans and 70.
ported his findings in an address be-
fore a gathering OF Willamette valley
representatives OF commercial orOn.
izatlons at the Board o. Trade rooms
last night.
The result OF Major McIndoe's talk
was the appointment Of a committee,
headed by ]. W Morgan, Of Corvallis,
to initiate a campaign to assist the
government in the project
The government engineer insisted
that the people of the valley can raise
as much money for the Improvement
of the river as the government will
appropriate and he declared himself
IN favor of some lnduccment OF this
mature being offered. As soon as a re-
port has been submitted to the gov
ernment by Major McIndoc tho money
that has been allotted for the survey OF
the river will be available He do.
clared that his report would be nm.
favorable unless the people Of the yal-
ley collaborate with the government
in the working out of the proposed
/; ;IToject
, The improvement section Of the rly.
or lies between Oregon city and Eu.
gene, and the plans call for a channel
a of depth Of six feet Locks and
% dams are to be used in procuring IN,
k required depth Of water. Because o
70 a grade Of about per cent, or an
), proSimately five feet to mile. IN,
70 deepening Of the river between Coryal
lis and Eugene will offer considerable
n difficulty
= Working under Mr.. Morgan ON IN
l. committee chosen to nauguratc tn
l. cooperative work, members Of the sew
s, cral commercial organizations of IN
is valley will be selected Mr.. Morga
of hopes to have the work we'll undc
.e way in three weeks time Major Nc
lndoe roughly estimated that the r,
ly Quired dams and locks will mmbJ
r about 80, but he would quote no def
IN mite figures.
e. Those present at the meeting wei
Id j. H. Hanna Pearl Alexander J.
ry Mcintosh and L. Damon, lndcpcn,
It enco; j S Van Wrinkle. Albany; A. !
st Doyers and W. G Mcpherson, Por
o Hand; w. A Cusicl, and d. A. Whit
Salem; NJ ] Duryea and A. @. DiNc
ost Eugene; j. w. Morgan, Corvallis;
at G Parrot Ncwberg,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
New Interpretations.

Tn Yamhll Electric Co, Of Newberg
today filed papers with the secretary
Of state, showing that Il has increased
It's capitalization from $500 to $780,
600.
other papers filed by corporations
today were the following
STANDARDIZATION Auto Go, 8npn.a
mentary Republic Motor Co. port
land $1,000, plcasw. Home Come'r
Association. Portland, Sanford Placer
Mines Co. Da.hon $4,000