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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09

ball season viii excsI any In the past
Tenney elected Captain.
AZ meeting % the University 2:
Florida eleven Wednesday moTuing
Deccmbcr the 9Th. Z. Z. Tanney who
played a brilliant game a. half back
during the season just cilsing. " as
elected captain for next year % suc-
coed samuel Buic. CaPttil BulC has
made a splendid record and d il
thouEt that Mr. Tenney vtll make =
worthy suooesaor % bins
The second number % series 81
lectures under the auspices 81 the N
~. q. A.. vas given By the Rev r. H
Edwards ~ Gainesville on Neduea.
DAY. December the tth. His HubjeEl
Vas sThe Trinity % Triumph"
The program for the live stocl
meeting o. be held a. the University 81
Florida on December the 11th. lstf
snd isfh. though not complete. ~ NJ
conditlCn 20 assure so who attend thhN
they will hear the best program or
many lines % animal indulfr RS that hai
ever been presented % e Florida ala.
dieucs.
Dairylng IN Florida win ~ discuss.
cd b well known authorities. and hl
men with long practical experienc'
who can treat the subjecf from q buHl.
ness standpoint. The dinerent breed
% dairy cattle suitable o. gtoridl wil
be described. o. well ~ the feed
most useful and economical for th.
state. The feeding % cattle - a very
Important proposition. Cor the hnanciA
profits usually depend on this item
silo construction and the propagation
and use 81 siiage viii receive consid
cradle attention. aud All who wiah t'
become familiar with this method q
preserving green food mag learn ai
The necessary facfn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09

v'ork % the experiment station ek-
planned and exhibited The regular
class work % the college II agriculture
and also the special short course f1r
farmers VII BE- On session during the
Sesk, and contact with those students
and those % an departments ~ the
university VIII be ~ Ereat value % any
citiEc7. There wiil he ample accom-
modations IN Gainesville and az the
university dininE hall for al deieEatss
and large attendance 10 confdcn "
expected
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09
CHEF JUSTICE % TENNESSEE
SUPREME COURT ts MAHRiEr

New York. Dec John X. Shields
chief Justice % the Tennessee state
supreme court and Mrs. Jeanette s
T. C0Wan. % Knoxville Team. were
married today az 81 Bartholomew
church here The weddlnE ceremony
uas witnessed only bY members %
the families - the bride and groom
and a few friends. including After
uey General and Mrs. Charles r
Gates % Nashville. Tenn
Mrs. Cowan had been making her
home In New Nork this fau 20 be near
her daughter. who 20 attcndlng school
IN Boston. and her son. who "a az
Princeton.
Chief Justice and AIRS shields wiII
return % Knoxville after the holidays
Tor the re-opanlnE % the suprems
court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09
- Daily -
Christmas Hint
An Old fashioned cin
Aasin ln Noaua

with the revival % Old fashions IN
the world OF dress eeme toe house
hold decorations ~ several decndeN
ago The wan pactei that naed o.
adoru the dressing table % The belize
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09
KILLED ONE. WOUNDED
ANOTHER. THEN sulctDEp

Holland Ten. Dec. s-sompsou WI
liams uas shot and kilici aud hts son.
Rex Williams. seriously wounded hery
early today b. Nat Asmstroug who
then shot and killed hlEsef
ArmatronE was Hun-iu-law q
sampson Williams. Family troubles
are said % have caused the killings
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09
PRIZE DANCE,
Armory Hall. Monday
night.

AirH. Instwed-Juat thInk 81 o.
dearest one Twenty years from
day before yesterday viii be car sn-
er anniversary judge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09

You never will have a bet.
ter smoke than the "El Fal-
CO" l0-cent Porto Rican
Cigar. Try il. Lewis Bear
Co, distributors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09

Perhaps The largest subject % BE-
considered az the convention q that o.
tick eradication in Florida. Cattl1
ticks produce Texas o. tick fever.
which has caused during the past De-
cads more losses % stock than al 9TH
er diseases combined. The tick q the
greatest obstacle toward Improvement
and increase % cattle IN the south.
and the destruction % this Eeat in tie
same way other states are working
would b. the basis Tor developing Y
splendid 1--we stock Industry in Florida.
AZ this meeting the ofncers ~ the
Florida State Board % Health and tha
L. = bureau % Animal Industry WI
be present % describe plans for beEin-
ning eradication ~ ticks. AID 81 in
hoped that every person interested viii
- on hand 60 hear these talks and
Eet personal advice from the goysrn
meat experts how 90 start this import
ant work
Nearly q day o. ERE convention wul
be devoted o. beef and PORK rroduc-
ton. The hos Industry ls one 81 thl
most important On the state and thif
subject win BE- fully treated 81 mea
who are making money iu the busincHs
including advice a. 90 che Different
breeds Tor Florida. and the best and
cheapest feeds Tor grouinE porA Meth
DDS q rreveuting hog cholera viii alsl
a. described hy expert vettrinnrlanF
{ The feeding and management a
beef cattle vii have attention. iuclld
lnE q strong lecture on the beet graz
E ms and forags plants Tor Florida con
oiiluns 40 owner % ugs atuck 90
( business mar Interested Do aEricuitur
al development can aTord 90 miss this
meeting The Information offered uu
De worth many dollars ser daY ~
thosc who use it properly. ever ona
attending the Convention vii have 90
portuuity durlnE the week 90 slst thr
f various departments nf the university 81.
T especially ere experiment station md
. Tie college of agriculture
Z The university bnluuEE e. ths Ftaf.
and BE- j. thr dutY and privilege % ever
citiafu Who helps support thr insfitu-
. Don ulth his taxes. fa ElE.t this sctn.f
4 Inspect lts work learn ua needs. anH
ald On sharing Ifs UohEirs and future
/ drt elopmeuL The I've STOCK af tia
/ university farms may bs assn. end taF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-09

% TIE nftiss a. again IN evidence
among the nsw things for Christmas
presents
t'AFuculariy attractive h the wall
porket designed Coz hair combingn inst
4 shown IN me cut end fof an ineK.
r@nmivm mffia Hfff " "a mhnatrahlw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

No eligible he had
ehroncef recording huss
IhA sounds quite bit like national Monacs club
Rome 1t the time spoken Of had 100000 nhaban marble
lssees slns
Tho Iiher vessels 400 feet
iced and n Rome: and
pinu souls suked IN
for miserable existence - " -
Tho marble emperors Applan Way we're
formed into rude forrcsscH held BY Withholding
$500 = - - - "
Rottenness had decay always does &
what about Now York
hesa u lott TO ho
Al inc heikn OF
hundred dollars and ne sh worth ~
~
In tho Frisco Morgan waiting sls{
than
midnight
same lot alone peek
Whsn Rome getting for the Goth
and Hun s leisure class paid 5ooo $4,000
table aud $500 for cook Go Oriental
shop and soc tho prices have changed much though WORT
BIT
Thsy had their
plays and hs anikht Turkish
city would feel entirely home
Tho problem OF
Ia from
learned gents the Fall Of tho
would thinH editorial Outlook.
Race suicide the rich dogs
dwari children tho
today
u Why FELL papers day.
10 know why this nation TALL read the
election returns November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03
! ssi7FlERP MORCAN'S NEPHEW AND THE FALL OF ROME

---s,,n AZ seattle spent
~ for the fall Of Rome. Now
dN<s hntoic topic aud almost encyclopedia VIII
nat everythinK said
-. .esnhsrs Of With that hope IN mind
Ss< fs~ facts timely topic, why Rome Fel~ycs
I ssbs sks OF Rome Is more OF live and tmel,
-, n, GOOD fashion by quoting IRON an
8 a. N Sss~ mi n his ~Socsal Rome IL
{Ss A. many cstIxonk during this period
s< posiicn. had tho double faint OF aervc
x -rrennIshments and possessed special attraction
., ~.~n Oriental extraction these
vcsres cults and supsrstitlonx which poured
Il ,.~. Ssm 10 prolific Eass
- ~ ss~sn whom Nero loved Aesc. bought In
. - hSs siusiy topic sRemes Fan" Is put news
.<rrea he san Fsanosco papers recently alongside the
,1,vr,n rssrpont nephew. today to meet
S1ka Csisha gti purchased In Japan from her
1870 svroS the Palace hotel and
~ "a arlivs THURSDAY from Japan. She sii Jars.
[S-z. r>1>er nod parallel. whstf
~ nv rIchec< OF Rome. and he along with his
%s<. svoo (pr wives.
~ ~ wealth America Al
3sS> serke&n FOR msresse< The
- q thousand years appears that Rome hasn't.
rurroAs franeptantod~
know what a . product
xid iss Apprenticeship IL dive ~ traiaing
- x~s = c1av cns parallel there plenty
49, anything the the
,<SS9 moaey Of the nations richs ListsnMarc
- sscrt - - billion.
- aKencnnd miion dollars Has anybody
~ 1r1ie uot than old Marc wass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. g. Suit
against John ID. and Adolph b..
sprecksls for s3,z20.pfS was filed
today by the Southern Pacific Rail-
way company In the United States
district court here.
Tho suit Ia based on charges by
the railroad company that the
SpreckeIs brothers broke contract
made In November. 1906. by which
the Hartman system was 70 fur
nish funds 10 build the San Diego
and Arizona railroad from San
Diego to Yuma. Ariz. The Spreckeis
brothers originally launched the
project TO give better overland
facilities 70 San Diego. which now
Is reached only by the Santa Fc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

Papers and books werU missing.
some Of the office furniture remov.
"a. ana President DE- LArm stiIl
gpnn when Wilson took charge. Per
xonnl interviews with the investors
and letters coming into the rccciv-
eYs hands. Indicate tho absolute
confidence IN tbs proposition which
the promoters inspired
A suit was begun yesterday by J.
r. Wilson and wife for . rsconvey-
nnee OF fheir 40 acres II WaIia
Walla. which they decided 70 the
Coast Realty Co. Thursday after.
noon for stock In the Washington
Orchard Irrigafion and Fruit Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

the said exposition. and that the
gum OF not i&ss than s16. 900. 900
will be available 10 enable tho Pan
ama-pacific International EXPOSE
ton company. corporation organ
ised and existing under and by vir.
tue Of the laws OF the state Of Cali.
fornia. for the purpose Of inangnr-
ating. carrying forward and holding
an exposition al the city OF San
Francisco. Cal. In the year 1915. TO
celebrate The completion and open
ing OF the Panama canal,
Now. therefore, I. william How.
ard Taft. president Of tho United
States of America. by virtue Of the
authority vested in me by said joint
resolution. do hereby declare and
proclaim that such International
exposition will be open In the year
nineteen hundred and fifteen, In
the city OF San Francisco In the
state Of California"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03
ICY BLAST

CHICAGO. Fsb. Am Icy blast
from The Northwest swept down on
Chicago today. Tho Thermometer
~ 8 = m. registered below zero.
and The weather bureau predicted
thAt the mercury viii tumble 10 n
below tonight Suffering In thu
poorer section Of the city Ia In
tense.
The entire country between the
Great Lakes and tho Rocky noun.
tains. and botwecn Kansas and
Canada II eripped Ia zero weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03
PUBLIC MARKETS


yzosi~d sliced ham' sSs IL. args6
beef. zoe n. tripe. Ice ~. pseki~6
sausage. soS n piws' heads IL Is ),
sait pig. he~as 81 h. i~.f lard. ise
" Eastsrn sseen. ssr ~. ne
port, lsxo n dry salt poss. iic
y shsuIders ~ lanh. 81 is sirioin
steaks lee n. spare rshs. lee 10 !.
center cuts Of siieed han. CSC 10 /:
han.Hureer and ssusa9s. Toe ~ pot
good ste4k. ! tha. s5c. s lbs. pink
beans. tfs: Yakima spadN Us5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

CAuItfloWeF. Sc head. Eantefu
haeoax ixe -. ptepie harms. Tive r.
nnw halibuts ! tta 9<c. rraos 4 "A
huttsrt Zoe -; local ranch sggas 5tc
aex White Wtntst rsarmsin appiss.
de-, sse D; dsffsStI pIanss i5c
each nnvv beans. Sc 10 grape fruit.
tor tvcs .vrAnges. ioe hos; pure
lard. lbs. 38e. minced ham. fae ID
@Wt8n eht&no. xkr NJ ftuSnurR&r
cheese. zee rs. tsmportea aasfsd ~<is.
sge e. East4sn kcnRara ana seunds'
lss ~ baldwin apples, sfS1 bon.
urtvrreds fancy seeded raimlna.
ibs ske
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

GRAND FORKS, N. D. Feb. a.
Preparations for meeting Of the
Roosevelt republicans Of North Da-
kosn February 20 have started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

eat farmers IN Eastern North Caro-
Iina---The Nations Garden Spot
Leads for large profits ON small
capital Write for booklet. G. Van
unfuRton N G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

FOLLOW TMlE
RAILROADS AMID
FACTORIES To 1T0l7T

Here " a brand new town, NOW IN THE
MAKING. Go and ~ IL on the 0rpund Floor
10 one OF the early Investors.
You cannot fail 70 rcaiixc tho great %.
porsunffiss In TOLT. you will onSy invcafi-
gate TOLL IN the central point Of three RICH
VALLEYS. the TERMINAL Of the q. n ana the
natural DIVISION POINT Of the c.. NJ. 4 r. 3.
Both railroad companies have secured ample
grounds for shops. yards and roundhousea at
TO&T The q. ". has completed its depot and
r0undhousc and tho crewu Of the G.. NJ r. g.
are now constructing u ToLT.
Tho now townsits lee between tho two d.
pots and on that beautiful. Lowell tract joining
the Snoqualmie river on the east and tho Tolt
river on the north This property POSITIVELY
does not oysrfIow--it u one Of the most boauti-
full townsites In the country. aud n as clean ~
= ribbon and as level ~ . floor
This has for years been considered tho ideal
location for the chief city Of the valleys OF the
Tolt aud SnoQuslmis rivers. Only railroad was
needed. Now the railroads have come to this
wonderful scction--wouderfui In It's fertile lands:
wonderful IN les magnificent natural scenery.
and unQuestionAby wonderful In ifs vast wealth
Of the finest standing timber In the state. All
these FARM and TIMBER LANDS center at
TOLT Tho coming Of the railroads has started
tho new city of BIG. Two immense factories
have already located 1t TOLT s1000o0oo worth
of new improvements have commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

4 SAVE THE DIFFERENCE 4
= between the time u takes
4 20 take tho car down" and 4
4 the time required 10 take
4 tho Telephone receiver
= down. 4
4 Telephone your want" "A 10 I
= Tho Star. Main 1900; Ind. 4
= al. 4
4 = 4 = = 4 = 4 4 = = 4 = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

fSff1ns, row simosf oser
!srminsi city being srsassd j. sss
VANCOUVER nsirepeutan district.
ssisis . .diss Vii ir Is rsslis
Industrial center. Your chance 20
duplicate Or rurpsss enormous
profits made ? gsnsrstsen age =, ~
ssd many others we're built %
almost or entirely through the
n r.alre.s Hs,rsesinf gep r.n,s uoc. m
Esa,iss is .,I,, = c.as,s.a,n psa .,,
TO-DAY for oar Illustrated folder,
which tells about the growth at
this new city. with tts factories.
stores and hrmes--a nov port with
pi,ss "a. and :g Rs.s o. wnsTss he. "a
eapitsltet. can SHARE ~ coauitlsm
prosperity and benefit by her
growth, Tear out this "a, pin Il
20 a sheet Of paper, write. your
10 our seattle offics Tor . copy 81
tne foidsr. Batter stu call Co
LID. VANCOUVER. u. G.. owners
. n WI sss iirsp,wsnlx Ht.pfHH vsA a.
xdnxr ron wnsm~nri;ossxs. - I
TO WIND rP A CORPORATION
wsiI sell. In pairs, eight lots w
per lot Among the best lots n
this figure Grand view.
W. W. WATERS, 1915 Alaska Bldg.
a round trip 70 Hawaiian Islands for
efes. Only = few doiisrs more
IEnYL SOLOMON
$500 Lombard. Everett
Phone sunset z213
For ssir--Hamc bakery and coffee
house. just right for two or man
and WITS. Box al. South HeifinG-
ham. Wash.
For fcnsc-~stnr ~ che beaf ice
Woodland Park. including s.
room cottage. Phone y ISIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03


>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~ e~-~~~~~~~~-~~>
GET IN MONTHS immigration
that viii fellow the completion OF
the Panama canal u bound TO
boost PUGET Sound land. Today IL
IL the beat land at the price In the
Northwest We have five acres of
good soil. Just west OF the city. In
well settled district, quick and
cheap transportation. moro than
enough timber 20 pay for the land
Prie. tase for the five acres; 10
LAND co. owner. 1918 THIRD NV.
Open evenings and Sunday.
FtoRiDA--stlNNr FLoRiDA
rigation; good. rich land ut 3s5
an acre. on easy terms. III To-
tercsted. address Horny Lesser.
box 70. sultan. Wash.
A fine improved 2e~acre farm for
sale. In kttsap county: Al build
fnEs. stock. implements. telephone.
r. n, D.; fine nrighborhood. E-t3o,
care star,
For rcnt--4o-acra ranch: chickens,
cows and hogs for sale. ie2t
Eastiakc.
II you want a chicken ranch. 500
Kauffman-Keiiy Co. THE Live
Wires 2zs Northern Bank Hldg
Board and Room.
~s~~>~~~~~>~~~>>~s~s ~,>~~~~~~~-~s~S~~~>>y~
Room and board. home cooking, s.
week. 1914 East jefferson. East
Acreage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

Two furnished housekeeping rooms
livery cheap. between James and
Y ycsier. 22b broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

$3.50 HOMESTEAD HELiNouIsH-
MFxTs. $50 ACRES. rich. deep
soil: good water. near thrifty rail-
road town insestixAtion will co.,
last Eonr: let us tell you about
this opportnnity. Kenwcod xoIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

$3.50 for 10 acres good shot clay soii.
good road. east OF Kent; worth
$4,000 for IS acres near Tumwater.
part improved: fair bldg, orchard,
etc. This ranch IN worth $500.
s. r. DIXON a CO.
els Marion st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

oIoOO41s
-~~~~-<>~~~><~>~-~~~ >>>~~~~~~~~~~>~-
Rupture cured. permanent. without
sssr sss @ eases sss's aassa s sas s~o
system ss.''s 1 vi E'ssl = s,as ssais is.'a
Wanted Woman partner N email
manufacturing business. quick
monsl k.t,sr small capital re-
itA9timo piano pIayinx positively
taught IL 10 10 ~ iensopa Book.
e. I rs: ~ s~: 4s,r ss " k e r ss
FfIiiisS6L on y CONSULT Prof Dun
epu Msedonnld regarding cecupa-
sten- .~sith mAfss.xs. pfaspsf.s
rkr.ss s ~. success |" ''s~ i'''
For e.te-ts6 dress suit. just Ike
new. sine ~. Will sell for $40 cash
er trade for small diamond Apt.
No - Tte Hoycroft.
Old cosntry MATCHMAKER - Main
ssr'nss.. ,sws,s y 5,s s ssS s.ssss
AAnn liras,,rS s;fsFbos'Es
ruowEa nAtn ssss. IND -
Warf~d~--whise Kitten. mot over !
wssh. ED good hosns. Fhens
East yekf.
off~f.ETTE ui.AbkH xbnrpened. 400
dox rexor~. 4kc. etc. ttti 9Th Az,
h&y = saw Id N The Star.
81. rninam hiss resumed his densai
Es,s s. a. v,. :,s,s "ash'nssos
wanted r. tuy hair; hsir chs las
nud switches made TO efdcr. Mrs
~ Miller ftfs risth as., near Pike.
Wfinktex. fxe0kies. scars, modes.
ptmpien removed. nffcrmrd
noses eofrerted 2f1 ArrAds uidg.
rhans North sas
iponsf h. Iensiy. Join our Matrimonial
nnf~au Ladies' fsee 100 pire 81,
fAaies. tasiofines sowns. niso remodel
ing ttf Northern bank ntdr.
Ass,~.sa,s p~n CO. rex fxex e>sssi~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

Citv Rel Estate.

10 exchange for houses and
lots. E-i<s, care star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-03

T;1r HosrSniiSo Sf;STS ifs
1901, Ind. Elsa. FREMONT or
Pier 1fi5 Fremont av yhonss
North 1ro. Green ~.
HrTTEnwoHftf \ Mons
Professional pifcctofs and Licensed
Embaimcfa 1891 lat Phones SO
uniyer.tty Undertaking. Pariors. t:it
18th ~ ~ North ia, Green 1tt
Henney- Watson Co. Funsfsi blrso-
Sssssss r Is.ss q; a. ."s on'v'ss'',.
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Acreage.
A~~G~~
HALrHoUR
HALFACRE TRACTS

tn ~tA<ott
HALFACRE TRACTS
On the East side OF Lake washing
ton. directly opposite Lcschi
park. less than five minutes walk
from Medina. Can come to End
and Yesier from the property in
exactly half an hour. Plenty OF
large <<boats now. and half-hour
ferry service planned TO operate
before long.
Half-acrc tracts (the area OF five
40xf0o-foot iots) for $500.
Terms a. low as 10 per cent cash
and balance easy monthly pay
mcnts-
HENRY FREDERICK. INC.
Main sos7. Ind. 547b.
HoGs Building.
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s<~~><>S~<~-~<>-~~~S> ~>>~~r>r~~~~><
FOUND fsss we~n tth and sth. small
= UurRs with several doiinr& call
4 aft~rnoons give description.
lt<rflsn7asss uSrrrost. Monday sv~-
4 ntnk liberal rcward for return
4 Pits. Main ffst: -.
Hoid finx. ! diamond chips. red
stsne. Monday evening "a fcsier
q rafe Eaat S38t. reward.
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wsSisa GSS ''SSIn ,ssc M,sss,
1920 ikoT FIRST Az. X Tsl Msis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-15
Property Options

Options have been secured on the
half block on Marion street, opposite
the First Baptist church, including
the Bishop and the Hubbard resi-
dence properties, and the rumor is
that there will be a sale to the Port
land Eugene and Eastern for a I'm
ion depot. There are some street
railroad consultations in the air and
property in that part Ot the city is
looking up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-15

Mrs. LaFollette made brief talk
on equal suffrage in Pendleton, as an
Introduction to her husbands speech,
and was enthusiastically applauded.
This is a practical example of equal
suffrage, for a woman given the pref
ernece to her husband on the political
rostrum in her God-given right to
talk, is surely getting there with both
feet--and her tongue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-15
Married In PendIetOn-

Clarence D. Shaw, clerk at the
Board Of Trade, and Miss Sydnia
Chaney, of Pendleton, were married
at the home of the brides parents,
April 10, 1912, in the presence of
friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties The young people made
a wedding trip to Portland and Sea-
side for few days and have re-
turned to Salem, where they will
make their home, and will be at
home to their many friends at 1854
Oak street after April 20, 1912.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-15
Fair Amusements-

| q. ]. Arnold, the show man, is in
the city with a view to making ar
rangements with the Cherry Fair com
mlttee for the appearance Of his at
fractions here during the Cherry Fair.
Mr.. Arnold came from the south,where
he has closed contracts for his at
fractions at the Roseburg strawberry
fair and the Lebanon strawberry fair.
The Roseburg fair is to be held June
IS, 16, II and is, but the date of the
Lebanon fair has not been definitely
settled yet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-15
BeChtel { BynOn Bargains
$4,000 FOR PARAMOUNT HOME.

SJGUU FUk fAlhMUUNA HVME'
$4,000 will buy a beautiful 9-room
house on one OF the best corners in
Fairmount Park. Lot is 75x1OO feet,
with rock retaining wall, has most
excellent view, beautiful trees, close
to carline, convenient 10 school and
churches. ,t,..
House has nine large rooms, full
brick foundation. large basement,
double floors, electric fixtures, plas-
tered throughout. high ceilings, mod
ern plumbing, hot and cold water,
two Railways, ample closet room'
furnished with both city and well
water, pantry well arranged, having
built in cupboard, draws, bins, etc,
This is in every way a fine home
The owner is anxious to leave the
city to attend to his farm and has
put this very low price upon the
place to effect quick sale. II SC
desired more land can be had at rea'
sonable price. Terms can be ar
ranged to suit. Just enough down t
assure sale is all that is required
Possession given Immediately, Titl'
perfect
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-15
BY Anto to Portland

c. T Pomeroy, the jeweler, and
family made the trip to Portland and
back yesterday by auto. MS POM
eroy reports the roads in good con-
dltion and says that the automobile
travel is heavy over this ronte.shay-
ing seen a great many going and
coming. The party saw five autos
crippled and unable to proceed
while on the trip.