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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

Bennett to find his fathers body,
Captain Larnber, who is in command
of the expedition said:
I'VE are chartered by the White
Star company, We will spend two or
three days in exploring. If we find
any bodies they will be sent here"
Hundreds of messages sent here are
awaiting transmission to the Titanic
survivors aboard the Carpathia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
Names Hare Reen GIren.

Washington, April 17.-Commander
Decker of the Scout Cruiser Chester
this afternoon wirelessed the navy
department as follows:
THE Carpathia states that the list
OF first and second class passengers
and crew saved from the Titanic has
been sent ashore. The Chester will
relay the names Of the third class
survivors when 1t is convenient to the
Carpathia."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

Don't spend much time visiting
with a man who hates himself-you've
nothing to gain by it.
Sometimes a woman gives a man
peace of mind--and some times
piece of mind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

The department Of agriculture has
discovered that infertility of the soil
is caused by too much dihydroxystear-
ic and advocates removal of same. We
shouldn't think there would be any
thing left after all that is taken out
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
BABY SCALDED 10
DEATH At SHERWOOD

Sherwood, Ore, April 1.-THE only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Saltus,
girl, aged years, Monday climbed
upon a chair and fell backwards into
tub of scalding water, and died three
hours later from the effects.
Doctors were called, but could do
nothing to relieve the little sufferer
She was the only granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Solomon Weckard and
great granddaughter of Mrs. Ford. a
pioneer, now living in Portland. The
little girl had taken several prizes at
county and grange fairs for he. beau
ty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

The tobacco trust tells us that the
stuff cigars Is made Of is advancing in
price We infer from this that sauer
kraut will be higher
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
VIII Encounter Storm.

New York, April IA gale off
this coast is predicted by the weather
bureau here today, which makes 1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

No. 10. Six room house and lot
b0xiOO on 18th street. IN blocks
from state. Lots Of fruit trees.
House IN nne condition. Full base
mont Price $1,000,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

No, lac, One block Of ground In
South Salem. only block from Lin.
coin school Five room cottage with
modern improvements and barn,
Lots OF bearing fruit trees on place
Price, $500,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

10 acres, fine black soil, near Salem
House and barn, About as small ap.
pie trees and several bearing apple
pear and plum trees. Large patch
each Of loganberlrcs and raspberries
All cultivated, Horse. cow, chickens
wagon and all equipment included, ior
only $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
E. HOFER & SONS
INVESTMENTS

No l2s, 20 acres az miles east OF
center of town, good improvements, 6
acres bearing fruit trees, 3 acres To-
ganberries, in finest condition; 1900
strawberries balance in grain, This
Ia high class district, but the price
is right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
Amateurs Delay News.

New York, April 17.-Wireless sta
tions on shore manned by amateur
operators experimenting with their
apparatus, today continue to break in
to communications, spelling the eff
forts of the scout cruisers Chester
and Salem, steaming toward the
scene Of the Titanic wreck under
orders from President Taft, to send
reports.
Ice Was Far South.
Halifax, April 17,-Speaking of the
wreck of the Titanic, Captain ]. H.
Farquhar, of the whaler Seal, de-
elared today;
81 have sailed these seas for
forty years and cannot explain the
disaster The Titanic must have been
running twenty knots an hour, If 1t is
true that her plates were torn from
the bow to amidships,
The Arctic icebergs rarely get as
far south as the point where the Tt
tanic struck. 1t is incredible that
such an iceberg would be entirely
submerged 1t is probable that this
one was fifty feet above water,
though possibly the night was found
and the watch failed to see the berg
"The fact that the berg was far
south Of the ice line on the maps may
have taken the officers of the
Titanic off their guard"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

No, 1lS, IN acres all in cultya-
tlon about ah miles from center Of
town. Two acres orchard, Finest
black soil. On good main road,
House and barn are not very good,
but the property is cheap at $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-03

aHty of President Harrison with certain Republicans. ad especially with
nc friends OF Blaine. Hin, therefore. believed that IL he could be nomt
mated he Soud be elected
- = made it a point o SEE e President Cleveland. and I said to him:
MI. President. do % realize that Hill has complete controI ~ he Demo
cratic organization of this State?
To thisC Cleveland replied that he had heard that Hill controred the
organization. ut h e hadn't beer very much interested in the report
But Mr President / continued. II HUI controls the rganization he
election OF delegates to te national convention who will be instructed to
vote a a init for his nomination.
YES | have heard that Mr. Cleveland replied. I have heard that
mn expects TO LAY n State convention nee very soon. Eyerything IA
oen mn to elect his friends as delegates to hat convention
But don't you see, Mr.. President said l. what Hin is aiming at
he is lot only aiming to secure his own nomination fr n restdenc bt
nominated or not Az"
"How is he going ITO prevent m IN nomination II he car,o+ cot. dA.uM..
enough to nominate him?
why. he a deliver the solid vote f III Nev yorL ddo...,.. =.
any candidate hat he chooses when he finds that his own ominau is
impossible. He can make a combination With thu friends OF ms oe Of rms
other candidates and so defeat your nomination.
MT Cleveland looked yer queery at me for n moment. could not
max out whether he thought "a a greenhorn in politics or whether he
al wondering II there might no be some force in what I aMd His ace
was perfectly stond, or blank. but he stared at me intensely 4. Iau he
leaned owe toward e and said:
Grace. don't you be disturbed about HILL 7 a be nominated without
he vote OF the state OF New York. and am going to be-
DO you think the Democratic convention will ivnora the ,-,5tt...,
to support asked in establishment
precedent won't have a feathers weight Mr. Cleveland ren,ed
/ tel you again that / can be nominated without the vote of the dekrauon
mated without that vote
Il did lot believe then that Mr. Cleveland could be nominated and vet
knew him well enough to know that he was H. last man in ne world TO
nice a blun Yes. he las right and ! was wrong II turned out exactv
as ne SAID he Was nominated with tn solid vote OF the New York dseea-
ION ION against MIN / hen made u p my mind that he is a. ADLER poit-
can al least upon a large scale. than David b Hm""
errors" """s t UV-
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The e r
TO REPUBLICAN, VOTERS.

Republicans of Ohio county who voteto tomorrow to nominate a county
ticket ought to ee that duty with IN earnest desire to do the best thing
for the party and for The people of the county. They should ask themselves;
second-who ire the men most likely TO be elected?
There are ONE lei running as candidates in the Republican primary
who ought not TO be nominated. and who ought not to be elected II nominated
There ar some e running as candidates who would make good omchas
but who cannot probably be elected.
The question of personal fitness for the ONCE is one thmg, and the ques.
ton Of probability of election is another thing. Both these elements should
be nominated who are not only personally ht, but who also have the elements
Of strength hat will appeal to all classes Of voters
Already thu Democrats OF this county have u a stron ticket in h field
Ther candidates for sherin. for county commissioner and for prosecuting
attorney are particularly strong Unless me who have equal vote getting
capacity and who ae equally as worthy re placed in the fed by the Re.
pubucans. there is a likelihood that these important omces will be lost. Let
Republicans. therefore, who earnestly seek their W party success as we'll
a the nomination Of good onchls consider carefully from among their own
candidates h is most likely to combine strength AT the oils with personal
fitness In the heat Of campaigns these considerations are often likely to be
overlooked. Personal friendship will sway some. Prejudice will sway others.
but in a close campaign like the one in 1912 Is likely 10 be. fitness. worth
and ability a a votegetter ought all be carefully considered.
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VOTING PRECINCTS

Voting precincts and boundary
lines for the Republican primary
election June 4, 1912.
The following are the voting pre-
cincts location and boundary lines
for the Republican primary election
TO be held on June 4. 1912 between
the hours Of 7 o'clock a. m. and
45 p. m.
Washington.
Precinct No. Voting place, 40s
Main street; all north OF Fifth street
taking in regular precincts /. 9 and
3. No. ste Main street. all south
~ Fifth street. including precincts
Nos. 4. ,. 9. :. S. No. 3.-McCOlloch
street. including No. . precinct. No.
Bank building. Fulton. including
town OF Fulton.
Madison.
No. Voting place. corner Of
South Penn and Ohio. steel bridge.
Precinct lines. east side Of South
Broadway and south side OF Zane TO
the river and all territory adjoin
ing hose boundary mes. Precinct
No. Voting place. corner Of South
York and Ohio streets. Precinct
lines. west side OF South Broadway.
south side Of Delaware 10 back
river. and all territory embraced in
those boundary lines. Precinct No.
voting place. Island house house.
Lines. north side Of Delaware from
back river 10 South Broadway. north
side Of Zane 20 North Front. North
Front TO south side OF New Jersey
west 10 North Huron. west side OF
North Huron 20 Indiana. south side
Of Indiana 10 back river and an ter.
ritory embraced In those boundary
lines. No 4-Lines. north side Of
New Jersey. from Norm Front TO
North Huron. west side ~ North
Huron 20 Indiana. north side Of In
diana 10 back river and all territory
embraced In those boundary lines.
Voting place for precinct Be- $40
North Huron.
Clay.
Voting place a. precinct No. I. 81
Eleventh street. Lines including an
that territory embraced within rcgu-
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lar precincts !. 2 and 3 Precinct
No. w. n. Fairs office. in rear OF
Carroll club. including all that terri.
tory embraced within regular pre-
cIncts Z and b. Precinct No a
Voting place No. 1914 Fourteenth
street. including al % that territory
embraced within regular precincts s
and T.
Union.
Precinct No. voting piace
police court room. Boundary lines.
from west side of Jacob 20 river and
from south side Of Fourteenth 10
the creek Precinct No. p 1914 Jacob
street. boundary lines. from east
side of Jacob 10 the bin and from
south side OF Fourteenth 10 the
creek
Center.
Precinct No. Voting place. Jos
kirch's barber shop. 22f2 Market
street
Webster.
Precinct No. Voting place. Law.
renee Stems barber shop. Twenty.
seventh street. Pythian Castle. In.
cluding precints Nos. T. 3. and g.
boundary lines. from center Twenty.
ffth street 90 center Twenty-oiehth
street. and from river 10 McCoIioch
street Precinct 40. Voting place
kugers barber shop. 2s37 Eon street
boundary lines center 81 Twenty.
eighth street TO Thirty-eecond street
aud from river 10 McCorloch street
No 3-Noiing place. No 20 Thirty.
third street. Meyers barber ahop.
boundary lines. from Thiryaccond
'o Thirty 9Th streets and from river
FOB hilI No. f-VounE place. i7f
Twohty-ninth street Boundary lines.
from McColloch street 10 corporat.
ion lines and from Twonty-duh 20
Thirty hfth streets.
Rltchie.
Precinct 40 Voting place. Jas
WaEncrs barber shop. 3529 Jacob
street. All the territory from center
81 Thirty nth Co renter Of Thirty.
seventh streets and from river 10
hill No 2-vounF place. jos. And.
fingers barber shop. 3709 Jacob
street Lines. from center of
Thirty-niuth street and from river 10
lhill No. 5-Voting place. Wallace
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FOR the state Senate. non. o. q.
Marshall. Of Hancock County.

The State Senator comes from Ham
COCK '1Hnfv this year. % b MaraHau
lna twice represented the people ~ ra
ifFt West NirElnla District in the State
NFrnfn nfrtInc eight years Do that
iiHf Do tHH proved himself a faIthful
and capable rcprereuflfivr % tho rrurfa
r1ug- DIE efforts very largely. Che
saved f1 fhe people ~ Dhio COUNTY.
De- on earnest advocate NJ good roo :
pc Hfaulr Tor an adequate e~urfnrrra
weaslres end0raed uy the E@epuuucanH
% this section
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UNIVERSITY SUMNER SCHOOL.

UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL.
From an interesting budget sent out
BY the state university. some facts
throwing a light upon the value and
importance Of the u~niversity's work,
are especially noteworthy. The West
Virginia country life conferences will
be held under the auspices OF the
university's summer school. The
date OF the conference is July Is, Is.
II and Is. and among the speakers
will be a large number OF h leading
farm journal editors and improvement
workers of the United States. The
various opportunities and needs OF
country life will be discussed. The
university summer school will this
summer last six weeks.
The board Of education Of Harris
willie. Richie county. has increased
the salaries OF its teachers FIVE dollars
a month with the understanding that
the teachers will attend the univer-
sity's summer school.
Among the courses OF the summer
school will be a school of methods for
Sunday school workers. which is TO
be held during the week beginning
July LIST.
The summer school convocation ad-
dress will be delivered by DR.. Chas.
DeGarmo. head OF the departments OF
education at the Cornell university.
on July 25th. DIT. DeGarmo will re-
main n week and give a course OF
eight lectures.
Among other courses reported by
the summer school are two on the
professional supervision OF country
schools. one for county superin.
tendents and one for district superin.
tendents.
II will be seen that the program
Tor the university summer school
touches very closely the most init.
mate personal interests OF the people
OF West Virginia. Work like this
brings the university nearer 10 the
entire people. II meets their needs.
1t makes the students better men and
women more practical and more
capable OF meeting the Immediate de.
mands OF the day. The tendency o,
most university instruction these DAYS
10 towards the practical and useful
ana to some extent away from the
strictly academic. While the value
OF a rood classical education is no,
TO be questioned. the widening Of the
univeraity's neld OF work and the in.
PRODUCTION OF new interests in ia
educational program undoubtedly
strengthens Il and makes Il more
valuable 20 the state.
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there a Few men have engaged in in
discreet and foolish discussions. A
few personal attacks have been made.
For most OF these DR.. Hatfield has
been the target. That probably is be-
cause DR.. Hatfield has been recog-
nized as the leading candidate for
some time. Nevertheless. the cam
paign IN the whole has been free
from personalities and conducted in
n manner TO win the confidence and
respect Of the voters.
Without an unkind word to a
against any OF the candidates. the In
telligencer has been inclined to be-
lieve hat DIT. Hatfield would be the
strongest candidate for the nomina-
ton. His campaign in this end Of
the state has been conducted in a
dignihed anner and undoubtedly he
has gained a great many friends
throughout this section. The proba-
bilities are that so far as northern
West Virginia is concerned, DIR. Hat
held will receive a plurality II not a
majority Of all the votes cast. His
pleasing personality, his straIghtfor.
ward and earnest manner and his
splendid record as a citizen have
gained him nan thousands OF
friends. These same elements will
prove strong factors in an electoral
campaign.
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Watts. 1000 Jacob street. Linea.
from center Of T~hirty-ninth 10 center
n Forty-third street. No. John
Rarhlerls barber shop. 1927 Jacob
street Lines. from center Of Forty
third street to county lines. No. S
-Twenty-ninth street school. CaIL
wells run. All of precinct No. , in
Guiding Mozart hill.
Richland.
Precinct No. Voting Race.
Loveland hose house. All precinct
lines % heretofore established. No.
2. Warwood hose house. No. g.
G|reggsvllle school house. No. HFoot
Of Deans hill
Liberty.
Precinct No. Voting place.
White school house. Liberty. All
precinct lines as heretofore estab-
hshed No. 2-Vofing place. Mrs.
Farris' hall. Potomac. No. 5-school
house. valley Grove.
TriadsiphIa.
Precinct 40. 1-Woodadale school
house Nos. . and 3-EdEington
school house. Nos s and g.
Mayors Office. Elm Grove Noa. z
and s-Tradelphla school house.
No. e-Glendalo school house. All
precinct lines az heretofore estab-
iahed.
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n The prohibition amendment car.
ries and br Hatfield is elected gov.
crnor Do viii be enforced. never fear
lie says co. n necessary be- would
call out the militia to do 90. Dr
Hatfield. 90 This al a assure fhem.
selves. is Mother a liar nor r. coward.
10 charge that he would bot enforce
me amendment is fo charge him viii
being boz To hose who know this
DIX hr ". splendid. strairhtey eyed
truthful and forccml poraonaIffy
such an intimation BE- ri~diculouaiy and
absuridly silly and foolish -Parkers
burg Dispatch. News.
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msikaoIe conNertauon he had With Mr.. Cleveland IN the
early winter of 1892.
you know. OF course said Mr.. Grace. that Governor
Hill was then las he Is still In such complete command
OF the Democratic party organization in New York State
that II would do anything which he directed. Indeed. Da
vd B. Hill believed that with the aid of New York state
supplemented by support which he was sure he could re
ceive from a good many OF the Southern States. he could
be nominated for the presidency at the Democratic ma.
uonal convention which was TO be held in June.
The most intimate political friends Hill has have
told me that he was convinced that the Democratic party
would win at the election in November. He based his be
lel nDOn what Renuhllcans had tnld hin a IL u....
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PETRIFIED BODY
Eshumsd on HW Near Moeaantown;
Believed 70 Hsvs Been Body
Of q Piamy.

Special Dispatch 10 thc fn~teurenrsr.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. June g.
Unusual excitement has been created
here By the finding Of the body %
what o. believed 10 BE- a prehistoric
man. on Dorscy's Knob. near this city
by James Harthiow who vas digging
out a g~roundhog The body is but
three feet long and the pigmy an.
pears % have been % advanced aea
when death occurred The body AZ
well as a tree trunk buried near f.
we're petrided They have been
placed on exhibition.
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MR.. II. F. sgHRsNs' CANDIDACY

Mr.. II. 2. sEHRENs' CANDIDACY.
The candidacy OF Mr.. n. F. Behrens
for state committeeman. subject to
the Republican primaries on June 4th.
merits the hearty support OF every
Republican in Ohio county and the
First senatorial district, who looks
for Integrity. sound sense and fair
ness in the executive offices Of the
party. The Republican state commit.
tee Is the high court Of the party.
The questions that eogne before IT are
frequently Of vital importance. These
questions should be decided in a spirit
OF fairness. The Intelligencer cannot
believe that there IL a voter in Ohio
county. who knows Mr.. Behrens. who
would not willingly leave the dispo-
sition OF any question to his good
Judgment and his integrity.
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Are You for the Slate and the Rine,
or Are You for independence?
To the Republican Voters of County Ohio

The following unpledged and Independent candidates for some NJ the
Offices TO which you will vote IN Tuesday. June 4h. wish TO present tbsr
claims. or the first time IN The history of Ohio county. an effort has been
made by the socaled $. 5 S" combine to max 4 safe assunIr, -, -
me proper candidates or the Republicans oil Ohio county to vote for
we dN you I'M question Why tn men named herein are as good
Republicans. not fully IS worthy. . as deserving as the candidates Of the
proposed ; =. ;" combine? The men named herein are all veil t,o,,
hePuMcans Ihey are all men OF high business and Professional stsndirs
hey IRE III men OF good character They are nt profsssionai ono hmd
rs ao oHce seekers. They have none Of them been dkcredted ma -
Dy ther 4" party and by me people On the contrary the, rora
sent the. very best citizenship Of this section. and as tndependen, pr,rhtI
'"S We mNe your attention 10 their merits and solicit YOU upnor
COMMITTEE FOR INDEPENDENT CANDDATEs
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For state Committeeman, n. p. a.hr.r..

Mr. u. ,. Behrens ~ a native OF Ohio
9 ounty and one of the leading business
men ~ WHeclinE. Nr BeErcus is a III
'i"r OF ne Peoples Bank and Vice
lFesideut or the Neuralgyiiue Company
Tie name Of Behreus In Ohio county
HlhhhN Tor good citizenship. business
Eenre ana character. u the VcuuhIf-
cans or the FIRST Senatorial District
want a man or character and efficiency
on the state COMMITTEES o. decide faux
ana honestly the questions that come
before o. they cannot dn better fHan TO
select b. p Behrens. BE has never held
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the CLOSE OF THE cAMeA,a,

The close Of the campaign for the
Republican gubernatorial nomination
IN West Virginia comes to-day. with.
IN a feg hours 10 viii know who r.
70 be the standard bearer OF the party
In The state campaign. The InteuL
gsneer congratulate The friends and
supporters Of an the candidates upon
ne clean and friendly. yet earnest
methods used by them IN presenting
their claims 10 the voter Here and
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UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.


Re faIy goes into ne stores and buys brot ,s,o. .t .
mnss has Them charged. The smile fo uesrs 4. - .nN al
al ,,.-r,.- ....u. hyaeven kinds of ge hs bosom ..-. En-
sfe. s- 'uynF hp a. whole blamed raft 0f rod- OF
-t' ~ he fr"ms n prince % Fp0ref" But on Inc aft AZ. ~ -
~ 'rcuo CAY say June the oneh-hr sweet srues ,r,t g.r
~ ne urea colector comes he Fnora around and ba. a. -
g--" ~ p D"r Ihs Dbl must be- corrected. pIesaa- f6f6,. - 80.
1,EL. '+' uf i1 uat stovepipe bar. you have mol ctargef 30 80
- mrAt-H simply wasn't ~ TO eat uUT nf Lad tr tt.tE -I ~
80 vIv hEh you Fok me. for you know that 1 I'M st~s,-r
~ ~. axe ~ your bill and make o. rgft then ga - pyMp
hNMr onf bother me today" The aan e.reet,. 49, -.
pAf must camp upon Ua. fellows trail and -. I"'. urea M
smles "' ." nor shoes and dckens ~ bis
WALT MASON
eoDyrnl 1914 ~ Geo Matthew Adam.