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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

men ban sete oloeIes life at uno'
IfpIOe eaer impffe i'm 6orbrp0elie.
Getsaooofoten ipurgte: yGlorenct
g Z. 9iicbeion, 2lnfla9en moo 0em
lpoer pao Wloro isrite @ro0. Der
13. 9topember pnaitoo De oeres
llifploigbe0. 9nifer &c at tilbage-
foIoe oenne @rflering?~
~Sa", iooreoe 9ficbeion.
y6oaO bnr De at iige til 2lnfla.
gen2"
0SfDlOig", ionreoe 9licbeon u0en
5oronoring Stemmen.
Zen eneite Strai, iom 9oben 10.
reifriber", io90e CONNER 2on0er-
ion, ufor 0loro ferite @rao, er
0e0. Sar 0e tilitoaet 0em ifploig
/ @oro / isrite ero0 eiter MODEM
0Dcrpeiele og illI0t ui0en0e om6sI-
gerne Of en- iooOon Silitooelie2"
oSo."
Or Silitonelien oilogt lltpungen
oa irioillig?~ iortiatte 9ommeren.
0Sa."
y9iaaoisrte De 0em meo oeres
2(opofat ongaaenoe 9rsoens ogSil.
itaneliens Gatur9"
rSa."
Otter at 3iItriftsnooofaten 6apoe
opIeIt 9ficbeions 9efenoeIie, ipurgte
9ommeren:
,Glarenrc g. !. gic6eion, bar
&c noaet at iqe iom @ritno for. at
ser life iflIoe fploes 9s68oom oper
Dem?"
Zen unae Ron0 ioplge0e tilinne.
In0enoe en- boorO Slump, Ser lao
bans Sols. men u6en ioa neget
iom en- Sfp9ae oper ii 9IDiiqt ipo.
reoe ban:
.Ref intet anoet, emo bnoo iee
bar fremitilIet."
0erpoa reiite CONNER Sanoerien
iia oa uotoIte 9sOsoommen, ioet
ban enote me6 Oisie Or6: noa
man @uO lin nenoeIige @o6beo np.
re Ceres siGI noaoig."
9licbeions 9Gooofot ioaOe efterGro.
ce6nren, at Ser pif6e blioe inoaipct
Nnisanina til @iioernsren om 9e.
naaonina, og ser piI0e bIibe aiort.
6ooo a6res fan Tor at foo 9om.
men fornn0ret til iSGnaieG for oios.
tio Goa bpo6 @rrnS, man oif an.
zoe ON 9ennaoniua ii9cs life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
,SorboIoene / Kino.

9Sefina 9, Son. 20 9eaipen-
6eoer bar aibet fornnet Snteresie til
Stillinaen | Ssino Zen enc @enop.
tngelie al 5ienotliq6eoerne mellem
Oprsrerne oa gieaerinaen. Zen an
oen ben rnsiiife 9lcaerings arap
poo, at aina moa ancrfenoe 6et
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

5ra Gbicogo meloe8 unoer s. 08.,
at gaeoen blnnOt 6ottigiolf er paa
@rlnO al 6en itGrfe anloe it6rre
emo noeen Sinoe f6r. 6olf, iom Ell.
Iers al0rig bar pillet be0e omSiplp,
fom 3loffeois S6n0a9s 9tftes
Sc fomminole 9oaiS6nie bar ooer-
iDIote. golitiitotionen poa 9e5plai.
mes Street ligneoe ct Soipitol. Der
iomles 6olf op ira @ooen iom bar
noe of Stono til at tnle gbrn me6
6leae Slniigter og tomme Mlrbe tor
mer Gountp 9l9entens og 0e beG96.
renoe Synititutioners aontorer. isle.
re al 6e pao @ooen opiomleoe er
oeoe al oeres 2ioeIier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

5i0loe 6oa0 0et itatiitiite Bureau
! @ai6ington opgioer, belo6 Dor
@uloinoioriel / 1911 Jig til Sill
10000 uOeuIonoif grt8, $29,-
100000 / uoenlanoife @uloborrer,
50, 100000 8oreueoe StotersG}ent
og St0050.00O uoenlanoif @ulo-
msnt. tiliommen $56,250,00O
@uIo. @aa iamme Qio 6el66 9ul6-
uofarielen iig til 100000 uoen-
lonoif @ulOerts, $S.050,000 / uoen.
lauoife @uioborrer, S30.000.0O0
oluerifanif @uIompnt og $2,250,-
900 / noenlanOif @ulom6ut, til.
ianmeu $40.s00.000 SnOfsrielen
ooeritiaer iaoGcoes lt6forielen meo
$t5,450,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

Gn M doriifrina ON. at 0looie-
DeIt life pil rrlm" imoo Goft iont
Rreiiocnt-aonoioot gapes oen 7.
bs 9iew Dorf al arigsminiItcr
Stimion, efter at oenne 6opSe BE-
'eat 9looieoelt / OpIter 9op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

Storm oper aanalen. Brett, 5ranf-
ria 9. San. - Gn 5torm rnier
ouer aanalen, oa Sfibsfarten bar
liot itor Sfo0e. Ter er oreoetSfibs-
6eier 2ano meo iaeenoc 9}Qpne
oaa. lofio al 6ull. 9an95om al
Sutherland, 5rap Of (ruro, Creole
Frince Of 9lemcoitle. 6ng6eoen OF
9ut6erlano iamt Gioer % 9oloura
al Glasgow.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

@n 9gpptiif 8oitonmper er paa
Geiie til So0eioa meo 10000 80.
Sterl. om 9orO 6lepen 6eilaglagt of
ct itoIienif arig8ifi6.
6ierneifaaen al 2iget al 6prit So,
rageorgelpitid (aong geter8 5ooer)
er bIeOen itiaolet fra en- @rop6pel-
bing pao airfe9oaroen Ct Mor-
90 (beO @ien).
Observation-Disclosures / 5ronf-
rig Boris, 81. December. Qepnteret-
fomret far peotoget ct 6orIlog, bOor-
efter 2llOeroomsunoerit6tteIie til
arbeioere tilitaaes Oi8ie ira 60 Aors
2ll0eren, og Stats6ioraget ior66ies
ira 70 til 100 6roncs.
6amburg, 27. 0ecbr. Gen tpIfe
9eoantlinies Camper yGbio8", pan
9feie til 8rieIt, er f6rite 2tle0og rn-
Der en- boloiom Storm forliIt 9i-
ifopabugten. 2li oen 80 Man0 itore
9eiptning er fun to Man0 re0oet.
OperipsmmelIe SStolien. 5 belle
91or0itolien 6or Soerip6mmelier
ipolot tore 2oelpgqelier. O9ian /
9lpulien er Stillingen truenOe; efter
en- lnnQ l6rfe er ser faI6et itprfe
lReQnifpl, iom bar oolot itor Sfnoe
Gn Came Mo0rio, bpiS Mooer
for 80 9lar iioen febte ct fife Glen
tsns.arucifir ior 80 5rcs., bar mi
iolQt set for 625,0O0 6rcs. til en-
amerifanif MiGionpr. Oct er nem-
Iig lonet al 2eonaroo oo 8inci.
3eoterponif Berlin. 81. Decent
Der. ; ct 9iogroft6eater Sen DIT.
foe Gel al Berlin fom 8ilmen ltn-
ser en- 1oreitilling @oor / 9rano.
Der opitoo Ell ool0Iom 8onif, og
ale itprteOe moo ll6gangen 5
5rpnqIGen bIeo to 96rn 0rpbt, me-
ocn8 mango Berioner 6Ieo boar6t
ianret
9(l6oneierne. Solonifi, %. 3rccnl-
ber gn Sfnre qll6nnciere operfol0t
II @oor paa 2anoeoeien Deo Spef
tire @enoarner, if66 Sen enc og af-
pp6ne0e % mi86an0Ieoe 0e to an
0re. lln0er en- iencre 6orfolqning
al 9qboneierne 0rU6teS en0nu en-
@en0arm. 9llbane'erne un0fom.
@n 01iQion- -SDinoler. Golitiet
i @ariS bar orreiteret en- 2llteuil
6oenoe Ger'on peo Noon Slent @tien-
ne. Ger 6eifploe8 for at 6ooe fra-
ioinoIet en- rig pariiiif SnouitriOri-
pcnoe I 0iiG. 6rc8. 9e0 6jplp al
ipiritiitiife Manipulotioner 6ao0e
5Din6leren foaet lit Offer fuloitrn.
dig i'm Moat
2SapanS Gorloment. 6ofio, 81
December. 5 DAG nobne0es GarIa-
mentet Der meo en- Grontale, boil-
/ fen aeiieren frenl6pper BET Ita0iq
tiltagen0e benifo6elige 6orbolo mel
! lem Sopan oq oe sprige M}ogter
Sprlig uotoleS Gilfre6sbeo meo
6ornpelien al ObcrenSfomiten meo
! 6nglonO
llpeir 9elgien. 8riisiel, 81. De-
ccm6cr Siocn @oar bar Ser ober
belle 9elqicn roict en- itGrf Storm
neo boloionme 9legnifpG Mfange
Steoer er Suie, ser bar unoer Op-
fereIie, Itprtet iommen 5 Gent er
en- itor llbItillings6oI til oen fom.
men6c @croensuoitiIling blGit ONT.
01ongc 8iiferbaaoe ira Oiten0e iap-
nes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
21. Marg.

@n Cube 9fa0ium ta6t. garis,
%. December. @n 5unftionpr ueo
aaoinm-5elifabet bar oen unoer.
ioroiife Sern6ane tobt en- liQe Cube
&aoinm til en- g9roi al 10000
5rancs. Sernbaneielifo6et anmooer
peo 0pilag 0en Der maotte finoe
3uben, ON af Senipn til 5n06ol-
bets Itore 5orlig6e0 itrafs at ale.
oere oen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
Dlan0eoe Mr00clelter.

Zen 8. os. ailagoe 9lem Mericos
fsrite @eolemmer al aongresien,
George @urrp, &epublifaner, o9 $.
y. 6erguion 0emofrat, @mbeoseO
JON @eolemmer al 9iepreentantbu-
let moer alminoeIig 8ifolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

SenatOr GraWforO fremlog0e iam-
me Dag ct 6orilaa, ser ooar no
paa, at limited States ifal uonao-
ne 0eoIemmer al en- international
aommi5iion, iom ifaI unoerigge
@rnnOene til ben olmin6elige 6or-
5eielie al Briien poa 2epnetSmio-
Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

6or5ol0ene Bahia. 03io Oe Sane.
iro, %. December. Den politiife
sitrntion i 9o6io er oloorlig. eta.
tens @pDerner er troo0t tilbage og
bar ooer0raget 9ieoeringsmagten til
6ormanoen for 0eputeretfamret;
efter 2Ooen if1Ioe Sen bprp ooerora-
get til Senutets @reIioent, men
oenne opgreoe Jig oeo at ooerta9e
Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

aoinoer i Sc norifc airfrr. : set
norife Stat8raoo 6leb set sen %.
Sec beitemt, at abin0er, noor Sir
fetilipnet iantpffer oeri, unoer Sc
for 2aomGno foreifreone 9etinqcl-
ier fan fan 9foQnnq til u6eufor Sc
reoeImp&iiae @unsticneIter og fir.
feIi0e 6onoIinaer airfernc at 6ol-
De friiteIiae oo firfeIioe 5oreoroa.
5for 6ette iten1te GaQerinqens 66irc.
me6Iemmer o9 stot8roob Soft.
mart @}in0retoIlct, 0e 3r'iin0c0c,
Itemte for, at 9piu6er 6qlt ifnI0e
GiaeitiGe8 me0 @rno. 0c flcfte @i-
ifopper 6op6e notoIt iia moo. men
;FlertalIet of set teofoqiife 5ofnltet
6ab0e u0toIt iig for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

0}pitiife 3oraiftninger. 9crlin,
27 December : aommuuen3 SER
BERG for SicmI6ie 5ro6elItroSie
blep glftes en- Gel al @pIterne ioqe
lmoer Spmptomer pno 5orqiftning.
s 9lottens 2eb er 8 al oe ipqe of.
9oaet be0 0eoen. Oct bar en0nu
life beItemt funnel fonitoteres, men
oct ipnes, iom ON 3orqiftninaen
ifnIoes 0ebneosmi0fer, Sc Gooapl-
6enoe ielp bar me66roat.
(Senere). @eo Mlioooostio bar
Ser oft $40 Is 8erioner al Sc /
Serber9et for 6ienlI6ie iorQitcoe
(Senere). Oct Iomleoe 9lntol Ser.
Toner Serber9 for bicmIsie / Ir6-
belitrasie, ser er 6leoen mae efter
at babe ipiit raaeoe 8iif, er l6; al
oisie 81 osbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

Jiicbaro :. Crane, Der bar Gbef
Tor Crane aompagniet / 9bicoqo,
os0e Ben s. os. lit Stem efter tire
Cages SpaeIeie of Ga Grippe. Gro-
ne bar befenot iom en- @ooitnnoer
al llnioeriiteter og bsiere Sfoler.
San bab0e f9mpet Jig frem til en-
leOenoe Stilling n0en Sfoleoonnelie,
oct mootte on0re oaioa funne, men-
te ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

9iuSIer og GoIaffer. lln0er De6ot-
ten Gigsooqs0umoen 6reoog Sen
% 0ec. ON ae6et al @ari6nu =
8ien 9onen n0talte 0finiIterprpIi-
oenten at 0rifts6eretninqerne be-
bite, at Staten ira oet 9ieblif, oen
obertoa 9anen, til Aoret 1882 piloe
opnaa en- 93ettoin0tpgt al 40 Mil1io-
ner 3u6ler, oa 0n Gpbepriien bar
30 @fiQ., oil0e 9onen 2obet al 0is.
ie 9lar gibe ct rent Ooerifllo Of II
0}ia. 9ir6ler. timber ioa foborobIe
OmItpn0iQ6e0er bab0e 9legeringen
oeret iorpligtet til at freniptte i5or-
lag ON 9onen8 ObertaaeIie al Sta.
ten FiOSpunftet for 0oertoaeliqn
bar MI fonmet, Staten8 Rct Dor
uangri6eIia og 6oroelen beo ao6et
umo0ii9eli9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

Ger bar oe iioIte Gage Oaret
0iort @pien Of, at @m. 5. 9rpan
Den s. os. tabte / en- aamp i 0en oe-
Observation-Disclosures. San moo
iotte ia Sol. 5omes ". @uffep
ira Benniploania Iom aomitemeo-
fem. Nien meO Ell Stemme al 33
MOI 10 aif aomiteen imoO 9ruon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

2yopau8 Gorloment 9ofio. 27.
December. 3 0aa nobneOes 9arIa-
mentet Der meo en- 8rontoIe, bpiI-
fen aeiieren frcm6pper BET ItoOia
tiltagenoe benifo6eliae 6orbolO mel
lem Sopon og oe eprige N1agter
SGrlig uotaIeS Gilire0Sbeo meO
8ornoelien al OoerenSfomiten meo
Gn0lono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

@rqtcnfan05 6inonier. Zen gree
ife 8inonsminiTter 6ar / 0eputeret.
famret foreIa9t 5inan8Iopforilaget
Tor 1912 Sn0tpaterne cr opfort
meO 143,618,0O0 0ro6mer og llo-
9ifterne meo t42,448,0OO grad.
mer. aoSie6e6oloningen uoger 81
@iia. 0rabmer, ser for StbrIteoe-
len er beitemt til 9lnoenoelie for
arigSminiiteriet, W3orineniniiteriet
og @3iniitcriet for offentlige 9lr6ei-
ser. efter Sen al Sc frnnIfeSprin-
itrlftorer uoor6ei0e0e 9Ian for Soc.
renS Organization ifal Serens5tpr-
fe arig5ti0 u0gore 10000 0lono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

9pnqoen al eleftriife 9oneipor
e9eoes / 1911 meo t,t9t Mil. 81
Iiiornien bier en- 6orsaeIie al t2t
0iil; SQinois oq 1ortb Carolina
fommer eiter meo bper t0l Wlil.
Ter bleo 6eItilt 1915 8ogne, ,466
iprre emo i 1910.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

2a6oneierne. Solonifi %. 2cccnl-
Der gn Sfore 2tl6aneiere operfol0t
I @nor paa 2an6eoeien peo Spef
tire @en6ormer, ifa0 Ben enc og of-
opbneoe % mi86anoIe6e oe TO an
0re. timber en- iencre 6orf6lgniug
al 9uboneierne 0rN6teS enOnu en-
@rn0orm. 9Qbaneierne unofom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

@n 0}iGion- spinoIer. 8oIitiet
/ GoriS bar orreiteret en- 2luteuil
6oenoe 8er'on pe0 Nopn Geut @tien-
ne. Ger 6eifpIoes for at 5ooe ira
ioin0let en- rig pariiiif Sn0ltitriori-
ocn6e I 0}iG. 6rcs 9e0 6jplp al
ipiritiitiifa Manipulotioner 6oo0p
Spin6leren foaet lit 0ffer fiI0itGn.
BIG i'm Mogt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

9eoterponif. Berlin. 27. 0ecem-
Der 5 ct 9iogroft6eater / Oen eit-
foe Gel al Berlin fom 5ilmen un-
ser en- 8oreitif(inq @nor / 9ron6.
Der opito6 en- ooI67om 9onif, oa
a1e itDrteoe MOB ll0gangen. 3
9rrnqIren bIeo TO 96rn 6rp6t, me-
ocns mango Berioner 6Ieo boar0t
ianret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
9urne1t ruttHt.

aei'er @ilbelm bar 5ule9aoe
ifenfet llOenrigSminiiter aioerlen-
@oodter 9riaanterne til Oen reoe
grns OrOens f6rite alasie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

Sierneifoaen al 2iget al 6prit aa.
raaeor9epitid (aong Geter8 5aoer)
er bIeOen itiaalet ira en- @rop6pel-
bin9 paa airfe9aaroen ct. 0}or-
90 (oeO @ien).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

@n agpptiif 9oit0amper er paa
GeiIe til So0ei0a me0 10000 80.
Sterl. om 9orO 6lepen beilaglagt af
ct italienif arigSifi6.
The Washington times., 1912-03-03
800 Corset Covers, 25(

Special lot OF Corset Covers. made soft Nansook
and Cambria with deep yoke of lace and embroidery
combined also with ribbon run beading.
An SO to a. Regular SOC quality for CSC
The Washington times., 1912-03-03

Wdrrcn's Collar Foun-
datiOns. manufacturers
seconds; all the popular
styles and shapes;
washable nets, chiffons,
etc; all sizes. Kinds
sold regularly for Sc
and 10C. TWO e
lOf s''''' .''.,,,.'.,'-. w
Embroidered w sh
trimmings: six yard
pieces; edgings and in
seTtions; In all white
end dainty fast color
effects; all new high
class designs. Regular
l9c and 25c values. 10o
Choice for ......... 1OS
Nickel Safety Pins,
sizes ]. ., and 3: one
dozen on card. Worth
up TO Ia "A dozen. n
THREE cards for. OC
The Washington times., 1912-03-03

Percale Dressing SacQues in style. with
ftted Peplum skirt and square neck. They come in
solid Colors, of blue and tan, also stripes and
checks. Finished with border. Special values 400
The Washington times., 1912-03-03

5OO-yard Spools White
Basting Cotton, good
quality: all numbers.
Regular SC value. So
TWO spOOls fOr.... ~
Genuine Ocean Pearl
Buttons, good quality
white pearl; fisheye.
beaded edge, and plain
shapes; sizes from II
to 20 lign. Regular
Toe andJ lie value. One
dozen aST Oh card DC
&c Jet Head Pin
sheets, contain 80 jet
head veil pins, first
quality; and Sc paper
Liz ming Bran ID
Needles. with thread
o.. Both 60
Tor ..-,.....,.,-.'.... ~
The Washington times., 1912-03-03

\ Special lot OF Women's Wash Petticoats OF
striped seersucker., in neat gray and blue stripes.
Unequaled for service and comfort.
Made with full tucked founce and nicely finished.
Regular Csc value for each.
The Washington times., 1912-03-03

Women's Hose support
ers, pin-On and sew-on
styles; great assort-
ment; best quality web
bings. Regular 25c
and 35c kinds, at 10c
a pair .,.... ...,'.. ASS
Angora Skirt Braid, g.
yard rolls, in black and
colOrs. Regular mo
15c value. for -. 1ON
Lead Dress Weights,
sizes 8 and 4. Worth
10c and 15c a doz- 40
en-, for ............. IN
MOhair Shoe LaCes,
all lengths-4-Quarter
5-nuartcr, and 6-Quar-
ter. one dozen in bun
die. Worth up to To
ljc. one dozen for ~
The Washington times., 1912-03-03

Scissors and Shears,
nickeled steel finish; all
sizes from 3-inCh en-
broiderN scissors to g.
inch shears with bras SIS
bolt and nut. o.
Pair ........,......,.. ~
wire Hair pins,
straight or Crimped
styles; superior quality
black iapanned finish;
all sizes, Worth &c
paper. SIX papers 40
Tor ..,.,.....,...,. ~
Columbia Hooks and
Eyes, all sizes. Worth
9 SS a card &c
Sewing Machine oil,
large bottle (6-OunCe
siHeJ: best grade. Rog-
ular lee value, Eo
tog ..................., OC
The Washington times., 1912-03-03
15CDraperY SCrim94C

A case of yard-wide Drapery
SCrim-new and pretty designs for
spring use I'm the home.
Figured all over designs and Dor
dered styles with plain centers. Very
effective for curtains end dTaperiey.
Fun pieces-nOt remnants. sale
price 9iEc yard.
The Washington times., 1912-03-03
S. COIIapSibIe GO-CdrtS
Special at $3.48

We have fifty OF these Go-Carts
to sell at the special price of SS.4S-
n standard make never sold for less
than $500.
They are full Collapsible, with ad-
Unstable foot dash and reclining
back, upholstered in tan or green
leatheTette. Rubber tired wheels
and enameled steel gearing.
9th foor)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16
JURORS VINO WITNESSED
THE FOUR EXECUTIONS

The jury chosen to witness the oy
ocution Of Garrison and Faulder wa,
composed Of the following named
men;
George NJ Sullivan, Portland; Geo
s. Lewis, Portland Tom Ellis, Raj
nier; $. A. d, Meek, North Plains; G
q, Savage, Salem; r. II. Fream. Mon
mouth; w T. Driskell, Portland, S.
Douglas, Portland; C. u. shayer, Tu-
oIalIn' Joseph 70, Harris, Salem,
Harry Talbot Salem; Rev Richard
Olson, Oregon Naval Militia.
The jury selected for the execution
OF Morgan and Roberts was composed
of the following men:
W. R. Brown Geryais; l.. A. Smith
SALEM j. Bingham, Portland; A.
Mole Goyais; William Skipton. sa-
lem; 5 l.. Rathbono, Portland, Tom
Craig Portland; C. Carlson, Shedds,
o J. Meyers, Salem; c. j. Mechlet
Portland A. j. Halfrich, Portland, C
klngensmith Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16
Call for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the com,
mon council of the city of Salem, Ore.
gon, invites sealed bids for the max.
ing Of an improvement of Rural av.
enue in the city Of Sale I, Oregon
from the east line of Commercial
street to the west line of Twelfth
street with crushed rock concrete
pavement, gravel concrete pave
ment or crushed rock macadam
pavement in accordance with the
plans, specifications and estimates on
file in the office of the city recorder of
said city, which are hereby referred
to and made a part Of this notice.
Said bids viii be opened on or after
the 10th day Of December, 1912, at or
about 1880 o'clock p. m, in open coun-
ell meeting in the city hall in Salem,
oregon. Each bid submitted must be
accompanied by certified check equal
n amount to ten per cent of the
amount of the bid, The city reserves
The right to reject any and all bids
rms notice is published for five suc,
'essiye days in daily newspaper pub !
lshed in the city Of Salem, Oregon, the
ate of first publication being Decem-
'er II, 1912
CHAs. F. ELGIN,
--ll-oI' City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16

well as anybody II he we're to con-
tinue his college activities, But he
does not; instead, almost invariably,
he enters upon what in comparison,
may be called a sedentary life, and
his big muscles cardiac and other,
being no longer sufficiently used de-
generate and become a source Of dan
ger. As this progresses, not only do
they cease to be capable of the old
exertions, but they can no longer per-
form even those for which muscles
that have never been hypertrophied
are competent.
The reform which Dr. Brooks pro-
poses is not the abolition of college
athletics, He thinks that their un-
questionably good effects can be re-
tanned, and their bad ones eliminated
or minimized, by doing away with the
specialization which makes the star
and the reoord-breaker, and by seek
ing more moderate, all-round, phys
ical development that can be fully
utilized by any active man in business
or the professions.
1t is interesting to not that, in the
men distinguished in college sports,
he found the fewest evidences of
physical deterioration in those who
had won their fame in baseball.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16
BEYOND THE POWER OF MONEY.

7 is refreshing to learn that ever
u John D. RockefelIers money can
not buy everything. The New York
supreme court has SO decided
/ Some time ago "a man who owned
a large piece Of property adjoining
RockofeIler's estate in Pocantlco tBlIa
contracted to sell the same to the
Catholic Foreign Mission society
Whereupon Rockefeller stepped IN and
offered a larger sum for the land, and
the owner then refused to transfer #
to the society. The latter fought the
case, and the supreme court now null
lilies the sale to Rockefeller, and en-
forces the original contract.
OF course, If Mr. Rockefeller has his
heart set on that strip Of land, the
missionary society may decide to LET
him have It, but all his millions have
not been sufficient to set aside a sim
pie principle Of Justice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16
SALEM DRUGGIST
DESERVES PRAISE

D. C. Perry druggist deserves praise
from Salem people for introducing
nero the simple buckthorn and glyc-
crime mixture known as Adler-i-ka
This simple German remedy first be-.
came famous by curing appendicitis
and 1t has now been discovered that A
SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stomach
gas on the stomach and constipation
INSTANTLY, It's quick action is a
big surprise to people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16
THE ATHLETE IN
HIS LATER LIFE

A valuable contribution to the old
controversy about college athletics
Is made by Dr.. Harlow Brooks. pro.
fessor of Clinical Medicine in the New
YORK University writing for the Amer
lean Practitioner
Recognizing that the question is o
complex one, with the usual two sides
Dr. Brooks begins by admitting most
that has been claimed as to the bene-
ll's derived from athletic sports. They
uo' he says, give useful training in
SeIt-restraint and in co-ordinated ac-
uon' and as now conducted thew do
not Interfere with, they probably con-
uuce to- mental development They
must really be judged, however, as n
preparation for the normal and cus-
tomary pursuits Of later life. and 50
viewed he finds that they iniuriously
AFFECT health and efficiency.
In single year. as examiner for
National Guard regiment. DR. Brooks
nad occasion to study the condition
VI o' Twelve men who had attained dis. |
u"'uon as athletes while in college.
and he found that but one of them
could be rated as physically up to the
average of non-athletic graduates .,
the same age And the exceptionoI
man died OF acute diabetes in his eorI,,
thirties ~
The trouble with college athletics
Is not direet-not the immediate 70.
sun OF excessive strains, for the
strains are not excessive for muscles
properly trained to meet them, Tho
star player. the record-breaker. worl5
'e all risht and live as long and az
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16
A MISDIRECTED MOVEMENT.

THE Jefferson Monticello Memoria
l Association of America is max
ing big fuss in congress over
an effort to have the government take
the former home of Thomas jefferson
at Monticello, and make it a national
institution.
This might be desirable PROPOSE
tion If the present owner Of Monticel-
10 wanted to sell the place or was ne
glecting 1t. 1t appears however that
Mr. Jefferson Levy, of New York, owns
Monticello keeps It in excellent CON
dition, grants admission to It freely
manages the place better than the gov
ernment probably would and strenu-
oEsly objects to selling to the govern
ment or any one else.
Under the circumstances, there
seems to be little excuse for the JEFF
ierson Monticello memorial movement
ot this time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-16
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