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Evening journal., 1912-06-14
Friends School

Fourth and West Streets
WILMINGTON, della " ARE
The oldest and largest preparatory school
.in the State. A torps Of twenty experienced
teachers, excellent equipment, thorough in
struction. Co-oducstional.
Courses Of study preparing for College
Scientific School or Business. Graduates en-
tered on Certificate in all colleges that ad'
nit pupils on a school record
High School. Grammar school. and Pri-
mary departments. A new Primary Building
now IN course Of erection. A well equipped
gymnasium Pupils enrolled a. any time.
Fall term begins September 10th, 1912.
For illustrated catalog. address
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS. A M
Principal
Evening journal., 1912-06-14
EDUCATIONAL.

Kindergarten Training School
Mss ELIzARETH BEAMAS WILL RE-
M open Sept. &c. Address Z. .. Box l6s.
city. m-S'ot
Evening journal., 1912-06-14

SOC Mems Knit Silk
Ties at 25c
Mems silk knitted ties in the
accordion ribbed and crochet ef-
fects in bias and cross stripes,
the most beautiful color COM
binations you would want 10 see.
Real value SOC. Spe- OEo
clal az .........-.. ASOO
Mems fine balbriggsn under
wear, shiFts nicely finished,
drawers have double seats,
allover 25c. Special 10o
at ................ lJC
Mems extra fine pure silk
half hose with linen heel and
toe, in all the wanted colors. The
real SOC quality. Spe- 0Eo
cial at .......... 6ON
Evening journal., 1912-06-14
A Sale of Charming
Cool Summer
Dresses

We would like to call special
attention to this sale of sum
mer dresses, the prices have
been greatly reduced and more
for we purchased them from an
overstocked Manufacturer at a
radical price concession and the
benefit of our low prices in
buying are offered to you in
this sale.
Women's, Misses and Jun
ior's stunning new wash dresses
over 500 styles TO select from
of fine linen, percale, tissue,
Ramie, silk pongee, lawn, dimi-
ties, P. X. and other new ma
terials in the newest coatee ef-
feet, the large sailor collar and
turn-back cuffs; still others to
select from all handsomely
trimmed with laces, embroid-
cries, etc, the largest and best
selection ever shown in the
city. Values $l.75 TO $1,000.
Special at
81, $3.50, So and up
to $5.o8
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
YELL NORTH TIE WHIPPING
Ass-u1nsas snza 5syE 0ss.r-inss
= See cz1ss C c---5- ~. -
Has Tnsi- Rsss-o

"a nHw tAs great Aazsas e1i1or
Are1lsr- Ei1ts fame aels ths Sc-
1wrg sT + ths A4e-sear asgz-
e tha- 8 ra1Iy sza1ze cr
h w has AsFreaaz s. ~ lie
t - greatly trtsrss.sd il in
AaE zss1 Ayers Hho rEn a restz -tz.7t
= IL faaa Ehare I Ire Sone 1i1g
zE larasue1 20 zhe2 o1os uFuz :
@ zu Rhsu 50 = HER 1as-z1-
r-- szser bearing -hsm tel abs11
sz t1sT we're b1Fs. they lived
farm j. Virginia. ] AzTe beard
4w saF their post uaus MS SualeT
Es ons Suzazy morning thszr
t-sar Stared ihaz to SznaAF school
az af1sr tAsr lad loi-eres 2lclE ths
rar ME G. tEo i'm Asers re-
u1rEe3 3 e8nno10r ossr -
5caz uAst fhsF called he Big Noo1S
gAzfs 1haiT jim ASKED stop
ing
II Vas getting ate II MS tire.
zn5 lzn reaBeS-
eo1f ka0E. hut wsTz better
AEzF E-S get sa sunday srho1l. or
zen EsE s Hh pgnrg
-'naz th4y hurried q har the ro-n-
-oagr cFer bsEnna he B1g WoD1s
sr0ke p1t agEin. 5EEn11y. lsns i was
-y EnaaEal and EiEa ssaYFss a11
ezs6 Hs hH5 nsTAr heard any
Ike 4 lsiurs. zszhoaga hs vas :
bgT sxelvs Eazrs c35 zz1 EEe1-
q vile hs Sid
Tn Sang 1rHr there
8sus- nat Dan said Tuu know
a-h=T Nh5s hard
Buz re strange r.sl1 1nGseI111 cultin-
Usd - I'm sad BE- vas Eo1g Nhzr
p1Ag G. N vAiEgsng Dan f8sloHe1.
m Easg EHE41g thHg Nsald eztrA d.
han Eh4g returned hrxne
T'hev walked ars walked and
w1Zksd e he tine n usn rsczlan
DTer bexan1 he BIZ Koezs became
mara psai1sznsed. hrt 9hes egria1x
sal VII s. xEs Ter for5s1
EtrHzms Ena xere chased y strange
aagk. bui EHrs ca 1run ~ s7e5ock Il
.hs nlr1lng nm three 1iezsek II ne
afts.18an They had natalaE 70 eat
G1d tosT GIT ( E1rw 1kzz 1aeE ro1ld
eFer 1ud -hssT way tark because they
were y nauE1rF strange 70 them
Eiut they EsH8 On. and little g1ter
three elciuaE rs rew2ra fnr their
l,HsissFH--znae tnEr wzzEes Into the
istfls q BgA Run ! neTer before
heard - asgs going ssYwhers and
andiug azgshlng as great Is thsy ex-
peued
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
sneezins as ar Omen.

Tas o1ly attention Ee pay 10 :
E1eeze Al the present dsy Is to ez-
cszvor 70 get I'D of The chill which
causes i. but a sneeze N The DAYS o.
CD Greeoe VAS 4 matter Of great con-
ee~n and import
TheFe was then ) god or sneezing.
and great underEa kings would even
- abandoned Il nan sneeEed al an
irzppToHTiste moment. the act being
Looked npon as The oracle Of The god.
4 z1eeze between midnight ard
rosz Eas looked H1s7a as = fortunate
sign bst between noen and midnight
& besoksned great misfortune To
sneeze 70 Your right xas lucky; q
the asfs Hnlncky. Txe q four sneezes
Nere gnekT. one G. three very IN
lucky and any undertaking in hard
Ehcsaa Il possible - abandoned more
shaa fouF sneezes 6s8 not count
There Is Z ssFing u many parts 81
England to-day Once = wish. twice
? Kiss. three tines = letter. four times
souefhlag better If people sneszed
together 81 was = good sign. partieu-
lsrly 3 they happened 70 Be discuss.
ing business
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
s a srEs-ENs

. his aiL fF5eaa s s Stephens vic
alaa reaeutly near Nestr5lis. seaztof
aags sall maag rssE.eszs s s
STEPHENS was 3 remarkable nlaH Born
81 tl.s rhesakae nation about tAe year
kss na4re born r,harskeA Lea
- prE.han a tanae- ags hs naA
Had tsH IL the isane of GOOD naarls
making his hatae Nith the noted
Bushyhead sanF fw many faars.
where hs feeeEea eos6 training and
amended sraeos e re Ga Bassisf Sis
slaa near WesRle Prem there Be
sent 10 the Cherokee Male semaa-7
s Tzhleqaah x@e he grzaaafea
Nz1n tigh hona+s AFTER gradaatissI
ae commenced his lifs Eo1k-ihe aaa-
cation ard elevation q BIS raes Hs
adopted school teaag As o
sesE5on. teaching m u Tie
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
anuslno Artlstle coneeptlon,.

Many child. . vel as some older
persons. has puzzled over that beam
in The eye Of which the New Testa-
ment speaks 1t is not always under
stood shatsfhis means beam Of light.
Rut Il was left 10 solomon Bernard.
in his wOodcnts illustrating the Bible.
published at Lyons. in 1853. to pic
ture this beam as one Of wood, rectan-
gular in section. and several feet IN
length. Then there IS the case Of an
English painter who depicted an elaB-
crate rainbow. Unfortunately. he
painted it wrong side out But We for
get amazement al such stupidity IN
admiration for the artists magnificent
audacity when We learn that be
charged twenty pounds for repainting
the rainbow coIored IN accordance
HitA natures arrangement.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
BEAUTY NoLoNeER A MARVEL
FAr7e -zs Gore B. wnen Warss
StsPps7 u Wsnoer At Lose,S-
ness of McTen.

K-Aan the last weak tVEo HsTl-g-rown.
osE1-itul. rioa socsery girls aosh
T'sazE ooih popular. win al doors q
EAacA society las ths key runE open
ostore them, have elec.ed 10 70 szto An
ElzzE E1t hospital snd sc-ub floors for
FE1E's- .uF2l53s Pe-Azps they VI.
~ stck 10 II. the important 1hfnx IS
tAzs hey want 70 m X
IAA fart Is thzt ne are 10 longer
E31csertlY satisfied with bezuty "a
IA-nk woman las Justified herself by
being good to look A. ThErsy OF torry
years zg0 people cane fr0r every
vszr1 ct the world to see Ge0rxisra i
Lady Dudley. Mrs. Lzzgtry and Mrs..
C'orz Tallis-N'ast yak i tns park Al
al earlier date The beautiful Cummings
czaSs6 rs0sk. 50 great Ezs The anxiety
= see then Anne OF Austria drew
-'eoEse from The most inaccessible cor
1srs q What vas thea . Tery fnacoes-
slsls Eogl3. Who made their war with
Tszr-l01g Journeys 70 PARIS. caught =
glimpse Of her entering her carriage
and we1t hlOze again saring they had
seen aoFeliness Itself Today ws
N0nld not cross the road To see a pret-
y wuEa1. possibly because there are
- na1y of Them Iu9eed. beautiful
w0zez q today are more admired By
Eouez than ~ Inen But II any case
oe2ztg IS = professor IS dezd.-Ioa-
6on TrEth-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16

All the latest plays, special
scenery, singing and dane
ing s ecialties.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
She GAVE UP
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs.
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief in CaFdui.

Meefze. va.-Mrs- J. c. Green OF this
place. says 4 suffered with womanly
troubles 50 that I could hardly sit up.
Two OF the best doctors in our town
treated ne. aad I tried different medl.
eiaes. until gave up all hope ef ever
getting we'll
One daY. I decided to tTF some Car.
dui Il did SO mnrh for nc thar I
ordered some more and il cured me,
Today. I feel as well as / ever die in
ny lie
The pains and the trouble are all
gone. feel Ike another person n
every va / wish every sufferer could
know what Car1ui viii do for sick
women"
A few doses OF Cardui at the right
time. viii save many a big doctor bill,
by preventing serious sickness.
Il tones up the nervous system. and
helms make pale cheeks fresh aud r9sr.
Thousands OF VISA women have N n
restored 10 health nd happiness BY
using Cardui. Sunpssse vaa srv II.
Il may be Just the medicine soa need.
n B. H'r'fe n. lssie>. Aacssors Der, rA-.,,-
eooFa heSsesRe Co. tzhas' aaea. Iena.. NJ 'rl
Instructions. ard ct-g8ge ccok sHosss TseassasAs
~ vaasa. ssas IA ea.a Ss1ppss. ea teSssSl.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
NOW CONES TIE SIC SPRING
SALES

Theres nes gresz season .1s'
breaking tAroash % tAe IE.t Taers's :
neE tizEle ia tie al. q REV sr1-rlnE
g the blood he re-y ssFsTrisinE
qsgas are erTzag spring
All tie araras ard az ihs ralas il
thH Eorld cant stop i l1w TIE s4rrA
ard eFerythsag apea & i rae for
sev thi-gs $ HeA EFH ~ e5
Aoass s Gskzg fg- oeu eot ard
ssssgttirg Ezse q i 4 aas a IS
eager 10 t.s Fe1eaaa
NsE fzs-1es are bez-s e BIOS
son ouf T. fas assles g uzuy SIRE
su1t po16ersai fatrs1s taat have
been groElaE zlenf,g r. - rzt
aasons q the x0aa
TIE trees & sae faras zzFs aesa
taxing on s1rznre sAar.ss a. Nzater
Ar6 nov. HFsgHl 81 t1A1r iaEs
with shair l4nas heaf Ar1 tsrmna and
poAshsd 1Hfa q 1sr beauty sy are
waiting frr faa il q laeuszna ErsaE
furniture sales t1raaEArus tss sans-
Indeed aE eref ne ubais earEa za-
the isst thres loag dnrk usatAs shssrs
has been sork 3 AauusssnE and fis1-
teriug ard grzaasng ana EhiranE ~
iag On so- ga1 zs has noi been hard
hefore u Al the Aisl1-E ~ tne wsElz
An f1r Fuu and r9aT husisazs1 and
g9Hr childre1 and FuET hans q EF4at
infernarlonsl reception wEs beng F.z1-
naa. OFar u Sala ss1- EHsmaaE d
whole r5ry q mHH. Ea1ne1 1nG g1
arer hive been fastia;sing t,sssufisu q
towers S0r x9Er Rev spring hats
whzle clear On the opposite s56s u
the earth. the 1HrEsskinnel SeraDese
have been wearing The tra56 nss1f
Ths hzIlE af Duafe-zuIsne &c Sz8tza1,d
hare fhe winter than eFsr The 1aE
could make 1hHrn wfth the sbasres.
linens bleaching There for v1a An5
the looms Of s. GaIlea. hlgh I'D 81 ne
Alps have been wsETing anlbrpi8ary
pstterns mare curious 4hsn 1be yat-
tsres Of frost 81 WindpW pans
And new ~ tins great harvest 81
new beauty hae baan gathered and is
waiting 1ur Ept n eserT gaoa Etaze af
ms CITY N-ho Rauldn'f e 70 suet Al
exhibi1ions nm v8uidnH Bs anrer
fBr Euch a reception
Br lhs Advertising News e ms
papar tails 1hs Hsoay tar bsasar zhan
auy aanuria. en tel 1t Per 1hsrs Is
zhe -aal news. lie tanrrste news q 81
silas has beer prepared Etr Eou zarH
q i new gas sha spirit us fiae new
saAsun II yuur Alapa 20 devr y tbe
stores End prepare fas the frn warm
oars n spring
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16

CsnfsrearF Cathedral Ike Sn0sr
fsothie ezfhedrsls. Is decorated viii
tfnumeraAIs aiehes fer sfaznes. Al
Cani srbHrx 3 series q taese nebeE is
occupied Nish ssztues q kngs and
qaee1s q England and there are cnlg
four Gienes Aesf Grocsup
Az Cd tradition has Ii thar when
AZ ihe nseheg ere flied the throne q,
England WI come 10 an end. Qnesn
Victoria vas approached Nath q yipu
70 q statue q herself being placed IL
one q he four remaining aiebes. bu'
Der late majesty WAS aware q she olS
trsdi-ioa. and refused
One wonders whether 1n ne future
there sz8 Sc faur morzHahz q Eng.
iznG suEefenfly Indifferent 70 super.
stition % defy the tradition and allow
their e1ges to fn shs unoocupied
spaces -strag Stories
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16
saw HIS DUTY PoIsTED OUT
s<ssrtlssnsut = gzhn Mars Gxss
Naisaeis issa = shs Trsselna
SzienranA

wkEs Wcrkzg thruurh Ps-rFyk
Vzzla recently EAE a. Atre-rsszszs
tAEt 51E1f 70 b-tlE reEss 70 fsx g.
trszses s1zlk.- szss TIE rzrslizr
EzseEzAn Il hszdes tAs p.s-s1zzl CO.
Ezz and SD.
Bs q hereby Eozn q Al NJ cor.
rezaoace1ts tAEt have Ills sny ce-
s-roye6 a. letters hey uouia ussh %
- Destroyed John WARE
Tar notice vas 80 extraorcsuzrT
AT I STEPPED ever fo~ late train and
czLAe1 On JoAz Ware Es wAaH genial
oa1 Ia1 and wElszg 70 saTk- Hs sad
Ae v1Ks r.srsoz % VIXEN peorls rol-
Ez-A-zly o0115es secrets. TIA; -nEzy
Re-so2s !. b1rstE q coze5soos kxz
Tr1t.s1 letters 70 aiz which yhsy -
cs1At HtssrEErs reErsrfsd hsrl.E
Wzrsa
Sozsanss they sad. Dss-roy
tA-k- sonsunss thsy 6.5ar Anyhov.
s2Ez Ware had kept nos- q thoss II
cr-Z-1stlIg Letters 5u1 .ov thar hs
NAs getting ca he lad seen vhzt
Barn night res1l1 from thoss letters
tH---zg INTO strange and ursc-up1lous
1z-1z. and lie had hurnsd then and
La taken that novsl wny us notifysag
rs correspondents tat tsey were
szsz
11zt ak with Joha Ware Sc. zs
i1l-Ei1g he 1rst Ting cid Ehs1
so1 bark 70 NsE Yo-k vas q bur- ;
bz1cA e lstts-s-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16

Do ron know that the average man
drinks enough beer in the course OF
his life TO float q hattleship-
No. Does he
essstisticisns have found that he
does
I'm sorry
Al. it is good TO hear you say that.
hops yoa win. now that you reaiEzs
how great this waste Is. give up the
habit"
No. | Amt got any idea Of doiH'
that. but don't soc how we're goin'
to be able to keep on drinkin' enough
to noat battleships Il they make their
blamed old Dreadnoughts much big
ger"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-16

TIE Fsczesr Telephone asuEa-y Esis
e soot Eezl q z1TsTzzszE z-uz Eiui-a
tasirsss Eea whica i saozis n1s 81
Tie tsiephans direcsur f1 0hldh tk=E
sdFs-zss IS printed ia Okl~aouz Cirs
ard has hesz f0- q 5azE time Tie
TIE telephone directn-y d wA5rh lel
iag norzAeas Oklaho4a nsasr n
northeast OklzaomS Rus 1a1g q is
members pztranise ~ rao1esr tee
pho1e asresiuFF printed zn oklaa1-la
cEF-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
TO HAVE
A FURNITURE
FACTORY SOON

w. B. ellison has purchased the Ma
son box factory in South Salem, and
will convert it into a furniture factory
The building has been rented, tenn
porarily, to Mr. Mason, the former
owner, who will conduct the business
this summer on the same lines as it
has been conducted in the past. Dur
ing the winter the building will be re-
modelled and new ones constructed, so
that by the spring of 1918 first-class
furniture factory will be ready to
start. The new buildings to be built
will cost about 100000, and when COM
pleted and ready to begin operations
the concern will employ 25 or 80 men.
This will be another very desirable
addition to Salems manufacturing in
stltutlons. Mr. ellison is just the kind
of man to handle such an enterprise,
having the necessary push and deter
mination to make it a success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
THE ARMORY
TO Be FINISHED
BY FIRST OF JUNE

Work on the new armory building
is progressing rapidly now, All the
brick and concrete work is COM
pleted and woflmen are lathlng and
plasterlng the interior Everything
is moving along nicely and the con-
tractors state that the building will
be completed and ready to be turned
over to the Safe of Oregon by June
list. 1t will cost $25,OOO and is on
state property just east of the Hotel
Marion and is the finest of the kind
in the Willamette Valley,
The building will be dedicated by
the state encampment OF the Grand
Army the Republic on June 1S, at
which time the encampment will pre-
sent Company NJ, Third Regiment, o.
N G., with a fine flag is by 25 feet
in size,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
IS RECEIVING
Big SHIPMENT
OF VEHICLES

Mr. Boedingheimer, Salem's progress
sive llveryman, and proprietor of the
Club stables, is just receiving the
largest shipment of buggles and car
riages ever sent to Salem livery
stable. They are the famous Column
bia buggies, and the best rigs that
money can buy, and they are the best
buggies ever used in the livery busi-
ness In this vicinity. They are both
rubber and steel tired. In addition Mr..
Boedingheimer bought a new ambu-
lance, as he said the old ambulance
was not quite good enough for Salem
at the present time All his old cabs
are being repalnted, and everything
put in first-class shape. It is Mr..
Boedlnghelmer's policy to always keep
Just little ahead Of the times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
New Outing HandbOOks.

Outing Publishing Company has in
preparation. the following volumes to
be added to. the Outing Handbook
Series during April and May:
Apple Growing" by NJ C. Burritt.
Camp and Cabins" by Oliver
Kemp
Making and Keeping Soils" by
David Buffum.
Navigation for the Amateur" by
Capt. e. T. Morton.
Practical Poultry Keeping" by R.
b. Sando
Profitable Breeds of Poultry" by
A. s. Wheeler.
Rifle and Rifle Shooting" by
Charles Askins.
Scottish and Irish Terriers" by
Williams Haynes.
Sporting Firearms" by Horace
Kephart.
THE Yachtsmans Handbooy," by
Commander C. S. Stanworth, U. S. N,
and others
The Outing Handbook Series Is
based on the plan of one subject to a
book and each book complete.
Two hundred titles are projected,
the series covers all phases Of out
door life, from bee-keeping to big
game shooting
Each book has been specially pre-
pared for this series and all are pub
lished in uniform style, flexible cloth
binding. The fixed price is seventy
cents per copy.
The first volumes Of this series pub
llshed last fall are "The Alredale." by
Williams Haynes; "The Automobile
It's Selection, Care and Use," by Rob-
ert Sloss; "BaclSwoods Surgery and
Medicine" by DR.. Charles s. Moody; !;
Camp Cookery, by Horace Kephart;
Exercise and Health" by DR.. Woods
Hutchinson; "Fine Art of Fishing" by
Samuel G. Camp; Fishing Kits and
Equipment Samuel G. Camp; "The
Horse-Its Breeding, Care and Use"
by David Buffum; "The Motor Boat
Its Selection, Care and Use," by H.
W. slausOn; Outdoor Signalling" by
Elbert Wells; Tracks and Tracking, .
by Josef Drummer, and wing and
Trap Shooting" by Charles Askins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
LEWIS y, Jr-DSOy

Candidate. for Republican nomlna-
tlon for representative, is a farmer,
living short distance south of
salem He owns portion of the
farm which he runs and is making A
success of farming high-priced land.
He knows what money is and how
TO use II as what he owns has been
gathered by hard work and saving.
This year he paid $3.50 in taxes SO
considers himself interested in a
financial as well as social and moral
way in the state government.
Paid ADV. A-1e-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
SPORTING MAN WANTS
BETS ENUMERATED

San Francisco. April 17,-When
Mrs. Leila Warren filed a suit for
divorce, charging julius r. Warren, a
well known horseman and sportsman
of Hanford Cal, with squandering his
time and money at playing the races,
she failed to count on her husbands
superior fund Of turf knowledge In
a demurrer to her complaint filed to-
day Warren demands that the court
require her to give the time, place
and amount Of each bet and the name
Of the horse upon which he staked
his coin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
is INVESTIGATING
PRUNB TROUBLES

H. p. Rice, Of the department Of
plant pathology of the Oregon Agrlcul-
mral Experiment Station, is in the city
on a five-year experiment at Fred
Princes prune orchard, in an effort to
determine the factors causing prune
sun-scald or winter injury, MIR. Rees
viii be at the Hotel BlIgh the rest OF
the week, and will be glad to visit or
chards and give what advice he can to
aid the growers In understanding and
combating fungus diseases Of fruit
trees
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
Steamship Aground,

Pictou, N. s., April 1.-THE steam
er Earl Grey, of the Canadian gov
ernment, from Charlottetown, p. E. l.
to Pictou went aground today be-
tween Tony River and Cape John.
She reports that she is not badly
damaged. The government steamer
Mimic has gone to the Greys assist
ance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
The Owl Was Asleep.

Some time during Monday night
some unknown person entered the Of
flee OF the Owl Construction company
and stole about $3.50. 'rhe money was
in the safe but the outside door was
not fastened so all that was neces-
sary was to pry open the inside doors,
which was done with a jimmy This
company adyertises that 1t never
sleeps but the burglar this time put
one over on 1t for II it does not sleep
the opportunity was left just the
same. We would suggest that diff
ferent and better qualified owl be
put on guard in the future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
MR. STOCKTON GOES
TO OKLAHOMA CITY

Mr. J, l., Stockton leaves today for
Portland, from which place. In COM
pony with J C, Mann Of Portland, and
MIR Perry Holcomb. he will leave for
oklahoma City Mr.. stockton is pres-
ident OF the Oregon Retailers Asso-
citation, the other gentlemen being
members, and they are going to attend
the national convention Mr.. Stockton
expects to be away about two weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
Card Of Thinks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the many
friends and neighbors, members of the
Maccabees and BARRIERS Union for
their aid and sympathy and floral Of.
ierings during our recent sickness and
bereavement Mrs. Thomas Gibson
and family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
COUSIN or MAYOR
ONE or THE VICTIMS

Medford' ore, April i7--Harry
cotterill, a cousin Of Mayor Cotternl
Of Seattle was among the victims of
the Titanic according to Frank W.
Ootterill a brother Of the mayor who
resides In this city Another cousin
Miss Mollle Cot,erll. is named among
tho survivors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
CARPATHIA REFUSED B H
- TO FURNISH REPORT

New York, April IA wireless
message from Washington, picked up
here today, ordered Commander Deck
er, Of the scout cruiser Chester, to OBJ
tain immediately from the Carpathia
details Of the Titanic wreck Com
mander Decker replied that he had
asked for information, but that It had
been refused. He did not state why.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17

San Francisco, April 1.-THE Nte
OF Michael Joseph Conboy, former can
tain Of police, ohOrged with the muir
der Of Bernard Lagan, win he given to
the fifth Jury to try his case tomorrow
Closing arguments were made TO-DAY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
Confirmation Lerinres

The Rev Barr q. Ice will give a
aories Of confirmation lectures In ST.
Pauls church. chemeketa and Church
streets. at 7;aO Wednesday evenings
beginning tonight. These lectures
win be open to the general public.
and oil who wish to learn more about
the church are invited to attend them.
whether expecting to be confirmed or
not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-17
Render, An Opinion

According to an opinion rendered
today by Assistant Attorney General
Crawford where a candidate wins at
the primaries and afterwards proves
to be disqualified the candidate re-
ceiving the next highest vote shall be
the party candidate.