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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

fitdpoitTi fa~tfaiiepat ndmd luut. So
Iaumuobostamiuen toimeenpannaar
tp,Dn nelidnnen ia ieiiiemdnnen it'd
muoben maIiud, ia len onnistnmi
men fpIpp tpDtd ia b%uolenpitoa bic
romiIireen ia moiteluineen. Saatpu'
tetut tulofIet omot bdmmdstpttdnid,
fuuIuiIimmat fiinalaiiet famnottorei
Iaattamot plpeiad 10 Ieniimetrin
mittoifaa iaIoiuoon. Ndmd piffuia'
lat eimat ole erittdin founiita, pie'
nimmdt muistuttaipat erebbpttdmds
Ii pufinIorftia, iuure mmot otpat epd
madrai5en muotoiIia libamDbfdleitd.
Te tietenfin iuureSti baittaopat
omistoiain1a Iiifuntoo; pabimmisia
tapautTisia tilemot ndmd aipon fd'
meIppn fpfenemdttDmiffi ia fonna'
tuitapot it,eaau poIpeIiioiua.
MerfiuiStd on, ettei normuuoeuo
tisbetd MILLION tdmd topa on oltun'
ia %Iaanut, fiinoloiiet bistorioitiiiot,
ioifd muuten merfitiendt Ddbim
mdttin topautiet muistiin, eipdt pr'
bu mitddn iolfain Iitomiien olfnpe'
rdsid. WpDsfin t%oimenpiteet iamai.
fen tawan poistomiietIi opot idd'
meet iuIofIettomifIi. aeiiari Song
hin eoifti no. 1864 ioItain Ftomiien
lopettamiiefi idi r%poperiae" ia pc,
ruutetiiin neIidn mucoen perdstd,
moiffa Iamaan ATTAIN i%ulfaistu tot
mem fdSfpfirie, miud iddoetiiin paL
milton fantaminen miebine, iaoputti
bpmin iunneiun menesipfien. Guro'
polaisten ISbetpeIaornooiien ponnis-
tutIina OF niinifddn ouut buono
menesipS, beibdn iobtomieioan los.
tenIeimieId Iibotoan tptiDlosten iaIoi
pbd monboan topoan.
Waitta fiinalaiIelo naiieno mdlt.
tdmdtia on oIemo iiooiut pitfuioIot,
eli bdn fuitenfoon misiddn topouf'
Tesla ioa niitd poIioStao iulfiiesti
ibaiIiamatIi. polioSto ioItoo Ell Joni
ndpttdd ebes omoue miebeleen, ia
fenaitpntin eIiinpistdminen tuottiaa
buonon moineen. Riipot noisfunot
tunnetoon iuuri ten9dn n~dfppdiipp'
bestd. noisten ~ioltoien foiieIeminen
iobistoo Tipeetiomid o%iotufIio, mitd
Ipntid fotOliIet popitfin eniitfi fpTp
mdt rippilopFiItoon. aoifesto pddt
tden nSpttdd ioItoiniitominen label.
Iesti liitipmdn fiinoIoiIeen iutup 'oIi
eIamaan, mitd eiffo i~cliiidree mpos
tin tamon fittedu m~oimosia ppipmi
fen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

I 9iitd buolimatta, ettd noisten faS.
patus - ialfainiitomista Iufuunot'
tamotta - aipan laiminlDpbddn, ia
maiffa perinndistamat fieltdpdt
naiielta foifen i%uIfiIen %eiiintpmiien,
on ioibenfuiben ptiitpisten fiinaita'
rien onnistunut Iemittdd obbasta
.oimiolaanIa ia menestptfead filpail'
la miesten fansla benfiIen tpiIieIpfs
fen p%ainioua. 8uuluiIa noispuoIiIia
runoiliioito ia mooIareiio tunnetaan
Min ipanboilta fuin uubemmiltafin
o%ioiIta. 6enfepdt naiiet fuulupot
f%uitenfin 2iinasia iamaan luoffaan
fuin muinaiie len 3reifan betairit ia
reneianSIin turtiiaanit, ia fiinaIais'
ten ilotpttDien fasnatus iuoritetaan
mitd tdpbeuiIimmin, ettd ndmd iub'
lin ofanottaiifIi fuii uttuina bptpin
tdDttdiinat tebtdmdnId iubIapierai'
ben bumiitomiiesia Iefi IauIula, ioi'
to0a ia tonsIiua eta mpDsfin fipis'
ipneeuG fesfuSieIuqo. Surnettua
on mDbefin, mitd 2iinan feiiarinnat
ia ruhtinoauiiet ioleamoimot otpat
politician aIaua oifaanIooneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
KiinaIainen nainen.
(n. Suomettoresia g. p.)
(Satfoa e%beuileen.)

nIeinpa turpattomat naimot tefe'
mdt itiemurban popautuafieen buo'
nosta fobtelusta, toilet taos turtpau'
t,pat omiin iufulaiTtinfa, JOS ndmd
Iattumat olemaan maifutis paItaiIia.
SofaiIeua minidad on fuitentin fdp
tettdpisid erittdin tepiimd puolustus'
feino pddstdd ndbtmmdnfin
naaran ubotesfa ddni ieuainen, ettd
,tutaan Ell oiaa erottoa it'd l6nnes
I'd, ettd ibmiiet ia bepoIet taatupat,
nuoret fuupiietpot ia mao idriIee",
niinfuin fiinolainen iananlaSfu ia.
moo. 2iinalainen ndet pelfdd fuol'
latieen iultista bdtpdistpstd, eta
pabinfaan onoppi artpaa pddstdd
a5ioita ndin pitfdue, naan mieluums
min life olistuu iioadniien minian
fdsfettdmdtIi.
Yleinen topa falii noineen fiinolai'
fen pitdd ialfapaimoia, iobon aiion'
tiIoan laiaiIen moimon on postaan.
ionomatta ol%iStuttapo, nieldpd
fuostuttama aiumaan tilpailiioinIa
fansia Iaman foton ala. Musta.
iutfaiiuus luetaan pabimmoffi piaf'
Il fiinalaiIele naimoue, mintd no
iaua mics MILLION tabania moi idas
ba laiuiieu eron. 9drimmainen Iu.
maitIemaiIuus iaas fuuIui etetpim.
pin naiIeliIiin bptpeifiin, ioua mp1s'
Elm %taruien ia historian ianforittaret
marustetaan. Grdstin ndistd, tn
ninsatar Sonfi, pubuu miebeueen:
rgfItoiSia muoita olen iaanut nout'
tia etia palfpeua berraani, %pientaa
bdnele pppbinliinan Ia fomman bd'
men fpIpiesIddn ia pddtddn pestes'
Iddn ia molmiStaa bdnen ruofanIa
ia latitaa muoieenio; oIen mpDsfin
alma Iabet,dnpt miebid naopurimai'
bin eiin,ddn founiita noifia torio'
tafieni niitd berroni topereitTi. 2pm.
menen niisid onat pertoifiani, ia
fosIi noittanut minnt founeubesIa
ia ornotfoituuoesIa. Sietpsti oliIin
mieIeIdni 1tTin nouttinut berroni ias
famatonta iuofiota, mutta en- ole
tabtonut itieffddstt Ipridpttdd muiiu
faunottoria- ia %toipon, ettd berrani
pbd enemmGn Iaiii nditd pmpdriuen-
I'd ia tuntiIi olemonia onnelinen." -
Ndin %Iaoion fotTinoismorooIin Fans.
ia on tdpbesfd fopuioinnusfa lain
mddr6ps, ettd mics moi ranfaiTe.
malta toppaa otpi~orifofiesta tapaa.
mania moimonio ia tdmdn ritoSio
perin.
2eefetii iddneen naimon aIemo
tistin poranee. 2opd tuooiii ban.
Id piidptpmdan ioiiesia owioliitosto,
ebtei Lott IuoroSioan esteitd pane.
faon. 9esfed nimitetddn rei ipieId
tuo0eetf", ia bdnen poras bpneen
I'd on mobbonifmmon pifoinen tno
lena miebenid iditeen. WieId mime
muofIooon festituoibeiIto tnnnetaon
topout!io, eitd IeStet opot nopoa
ebioiiesti furmonneet itienid. Sdmd
iuItiiesh Tuuri1o iubIome,
ioioen ionforiior iiiemurbon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

tebtpGdn baubaitiin ipaltion fustan
n~ufIeIIa ia iuIistettiin ionfinlaiieff
ppbimptiefii.
Gipd ole ibme, Jos nupret fiinotta
ret pdIistd rpbtptpdt aimdn epdtoi
poiTiin feinoibin otpioIiitioa palt
tddtIeen. Wiime m%uoiiabolta tin
netaon uIeita t~opamtiia, iouoin nno
ret iptDt, alma miiiiioistafin iomollc
fertaa, omot noimiIiin ioutumiier
peIosta bututtoutuneet. W. 1875
taas fefTittiin 8antonin IGbiStDat
nuorten naiSten muobostama iolai
men pbbistps, minfd torfotufiena oil
fen idienten turnoominen omiolit
tosia. Sdmdn r2ultaiIen Srtioea
Ieuran" idienet i%itoutuipat naimiiiir
ioubeituoan pbd ebeueen q Iumaor
panbempainia fobisia ia fapmddr
miebenid Iuonu main miitend iubla'
paindnd muobeSIa. Cite Fun nieo
Ieuran iaien oil patton ebesid tebnpI
itfemurban, p%uuttuitpai pironomaiiei
ofiaon ia Iopettimot tdmdn eniimai'
fen tiinalaiIen naiepboistptien.
SO aitaiIin on europaIoisten mat
tustaioin buomiota berdttdnpt fi'na'
Ioisten noisten feinotefoiiesti muo'
bostetut tamattomon pienet ialat, Ia
tdmd mertiuinen fauneusibonne lie
nee npfpddnfin tunneiuimpia pitrtei
I'd fiinaloilesta n~oiiesta. WferfiuiS'
I'd fpad, Ell Wlorfo polo, flasfiainen
aiinan mattustoia ia moaitli Eel
poama Notwithstanding ia f%ertoia,
moiniiie mitddn tdstd ipormasti
10 bdnen %eifonaon pouinneesta
tonasta. SronTisfaani meli Soo'
rif, iofa wuoIina 1922 20 mot
fusteIi 2iinosia, fen fiioan fertoo,
etta 5omoinfuin fiinnIaiiet miebet fei'
foroimoi piitiad fpnfiuddn, pibeiddn
noisien forfeimpana founeuteno pie
mia ioltoia, minfd iaafputtamilef'i
dibit Iuiasi %iitopat dsfenipntpnei
ben tpttdrienld iolat.
piffuioIfoien fasmottamiiesia nous
botetoan fohta menetteIptopoa. Eois'
ia niistd, ioaoin neIid pientdpor
masto toimutetoan ioltoierdn oue la
luiiGa fieind pibetddn idsid oien'
nosIo tpiBn %foswuiidn, fdpteiddn
pobioifsia moofunnisio. Gieldsid
la pIbdiT6n piireisId toimitetoon pee
rusieeuifempi operotfiooni. SaIfote'
rdn oue ibotoon meta uiipIinieri, mi
I'd puriStoa ioIan luut pibs ia fes'
niipen faSmun; uiein dioit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
Soornomuproia moalisfuuuo.

Soarnonuoroia moalisfuuuo.
Ia p. Sobn SieIbin I. Ito 10 ap.
ia Smut Sobnionin t. Flo 2 ip. ia
Wtahi Hinnan I. flo 8 id.
Is p. Wrisbtin {. !6DliDbofon I.
Flo IL op.
16 p. 9onepsId Flo 8 i'll.
II p. 9onepsfd ruoti. tirfosIa
Flo 2 ~. ia Flo 8 Id.
20 p. WooIe Sofen Wanbanf. Fir.
fosiu Flo puoli 2 ip. ia 2ampert
!9enrifIonin t. Flo 8 III.
II p. 3alaipaIan firfosIa Flo 10
ap. Ia Flo k3 ip' ia Nuoriion t. Flo
8 i'll.
% y. GosIen firfosio Flo 10 op.
ia flo 2 ip.
% y. Wiomopn tirfosia fIo IL
ap.
"a y. 9bomIon I. firtosia Flo 10
ap. ia G~Icquetisio u. firtosIa Flo 2
ip.
20 y. @lor. linn. p. W'oplesia Flo
puoli 2 ip.
20 p. yesIemerisTd Flo 3 ip. ia Flo
8 III.
30 p. DoteiielbisTd tIO 2 ip. ia
tlo 8 III.
81 p. DotefieIoisid Flo 10 up. io
Flo 3 ip.
81 p. 9esIemerisid tIo 8 i'll.
s. y. Niemi,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
Wsibin fanmtaan on famiamrte
menuSia2

OleiIesti malitetaan fanIamme IL
meelilen eIdmdn rappeutumista ia
miltei iofaiuen lanomaIeboen nume'
70 tobistaa, ettd tdbdn %wolitutleen
on ipDtd. On opettamaista tatieua
mitd piimeiIen muoIifpmmenen IT,
lasto tdsiS iubteeSia oioittaa.
&ailiIia amioeroia mupIina 1890
"a oil muotta fohti feSfimdGrin
SO, pnoIina 19O4-0S festimdGrin
IA, iiis 70 prof. Iiidps Is muo'
besIa.
Amiottomain lasten prof.. faifista
eldfpdnd Ipntpneistd iefd fofo luz
fumdard OH faswanut iddnnDai'
iesti.
StIenId iurmanneioen lufumddrd
on fasmanut fpmmeneeId muooes'
ia 60 prof.
Gbbpttomasti tuIee fpipneeff: mi.
Ed on aibeuttanut tdmdn n%ouiun?
Onto miime muofifpmmenen fnlu'
esia faniamme eldmdsid eiiintpnpt
iofu uuIi mirtous, iofa tdaaiien null
listufIen on moinut ipnnpttda?WaS'
taufIesta Ell tarnitIe ola epdtietoi'
men. Se uuii tuirtaus IN ioIiolismi
ia fen iulistama iumalattomuus.
Misia Sumala fieaetddn ia usfon'
ioa piIfataan, fieIId fipeeliIet Iiteei
fdrfpmdt. Wapaan ratfauben iulis'
tus fasmaa bebeImid, militia eIiintn
mdt liiddntpmind amioeroina ia a.
miottomina lapIina, pubumattafaon
ieuaiiesta, iota Ell mifidn tilastc
moi eIitt6G.
Supmen fania on ~ihurten ulfo
naisten maaroien alainen. Wtutto
nuo naarat opat palion pienemmGi
fuin ne maarat, iotfa iobtupot i
iduiIestd acknowledgement, iuma
Iattomuubesta ia ~iimeeuiIestd rap
peutumiIesta. Sos rafastamme Fan
famine, Min noustaamme moimaI
la tdtd iiiduistd ipDpdd wastaan
iofa fen luita ia piimid mpDten bd
pittdd, ia etiifddmme aqua eldtpal
I'd Sumalalta, iofa pfin moi Fan
famine mauriot parantaa! Sobeuifie
epdfobtia IDptpp fpud ia ne turpit
Iepot parannusta. mutta paranta
iatfi Ell feIpaa i%uunta, iofo rbDstdi
fanIalta eIdmdn ldbteen ia len i
neeliIeSti turmelee. 2un Sumale
fatoaa ndfDpiiristd, iiaoin eldmdfir
menettdd ormonia, paiffa fuinfc
bimoisia buriasteItoiIiin. Numero
pubupnt!
(Wt. M. ndin firioittaa y3otimoas
ia" firffoberra Grtfi Gaila)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

Gull OaiIp WoilisIo erds f%irioitta
ia buomouttoa fiitd fuinto oIiIi bu
fpittamoo tebod malta Suomeen
,W,utto ei r%uuiua ilmon ofotta",
muistuttoa ban iomola. 96n la
moo, ettd iuomentieli tefee ma!foili
ioae moifeutiia, fiad it'd on moboo
ton oppia. NGptieetIi fuinfo fou'
beata tdmd on, iultoiiee bdn inometii
rSpodmmcuiiimmdt
onnentoimotutIeni ipntpm6pdipal-
Ienne". Siind OH ieaainen iporustus
i%anoia ia tomnia, ettei len pli ole
beIppoa fiirpet6!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

2uotIit pddttdneet. ettd faiffien oliii
erottona.
ZOE. 20 pnd oil 9elIintiiu fofoon'
tunut faifista luotIauspiireistd e.
bustaiia = phteenid Idbes 100 -
neupotteIemaan niistd pddtDfistd,
ioita eri paiffafunniaa on tebtp luot'
fen mabbouiiesta erottamiIesta lnotii'
laitofIen neutrality-suspicious. iobbos'
ia. Sri piireiSId on nimittdin tebtp
erilaiiia pddtotiid. Yleenfd ilmoitet'
tin fofoutiesIa luotlien oletpan iilld
fannaaa, etieindt be ole boluffaita
ppIpmddn IaitotIen palnelutiesIa
fen idIfeen fun Iiitd tuIee mendldis
men laitos. MuutamtsIa luotiouspii'
reisId omat luotIit faitin pddttdneet
erota, toiIisia puoIet tai toImenelidt'
tdoIaa beistd. SiistaiIesIa neuwottes
lufofoutIesIa oltiin iitd mieltd, eta
faifin on erottano, mia mpDs, mi.
fGli ilmoitettiin, tuli fofoutIen pdGs
tDtIefTi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
emomenlaboen iaartenftm ainiat
spaaraiIiiia.

Tomoie Wremiosio on iuItaisiu
ma 5oninnasto Iabeteftp tirie, ioein
ebbotetoon, ettd S%uurIdori. 9ptdr'
iaori, 9dponioori, Gin iiori, Seis
fori iefd nield muntomoi piencm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
Nbbbsrata

Suomen ia Wendidn routotietpert'
foien ndIiua hiIse moboou,iesti
10 emf muonna o%,poitoiuotii Iiiten
teene.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
3nptiilaitofien neutrality-suspicious.
affect.

GuotTipdduiffD, fenraalimaiuuri
SamIonon fuuluu naroittaneen ia'
laiiena firielmdud luoiieia rpbtp
mdstd mibinfddn mielipiteen ilma'
ufIiin
mastaan. ge iotfa tdtd m~ddrdpstd
ritfopat aietetaan ipptteeieen.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20
Mail Carriers viii PIy.

This is an age OF gro4t discoveries
Progress rides on the air. Soon we may
see Uncle Sans mail carriers flyins IN
ali directions, transporting mail. reo-
pie take a wonderful interest in a
discovery that benflts them. Tnats
9hy DR.. Kings New Discovery fer
coughs, colds and other throat and
lung diseases is the most popular med
iclnq in America. 1T cured me OF o
dreadful cough" writes Ms. }. e.
DeyiG sticlmey Corner Nc, "aiter
d. ctors' treatment AMI all Other reine-
dies failed Bxcallont 10; coughs,
co ds or any bronchial affection lrcs
SOC and S1.OO. Trial bottlo free at J.
@. Porry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

of last week in the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Todd,
of 1880 South Twelfth street The
room and table decorations were red
and gold nasturtiums and the place
cards small Photographs of the guests.
Circling the table besides the honor
guests and host, we're, Miss Mary Toll
man, Miss Laura Bell, Miss Eva Scott,
Miss Marian Tolman, Miss Junia Todd,
ForestWelborn and Ray Frashing.
Following the six-course dinner
were games and music Miss Eva Scott
in beautiful voice gave a number Of
vocal selections. At three o'clock Mon
day morning the young men in whose
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

broidery club, were pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday by Mrs. Walter Mi
nier in her pretty home on North
Commercial street. The afternoon
passed with dainty needle work and
luncheon on the lawn. Mrs. Miners
guests were, Mrs Ivan Pooler, Mrs
Lawrence Green, Mrs, w. Hall Kane
Mrs. Charles M. Fuller, Mrs. Bthe
Bell and Miss Mildred Heinz.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

Large lot on Capitol street for only
$3.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

Of the baby parade last Saturday
morning was the gentle old race horse
Sandy" wandering at will with its
three year old rider, Nina Deliah
West of Derry, dressed as Pocahontas,
astride the big saddle.
H#&
Miss Carlene Warner, Of Albany,
and her small sister Mary, have been
guests for a week of the ]. A. Maple
thorpes at 7O7 Thirteenth and Leslie
streets.
4&
Wesley Todd complimented Warren
Welborn and Elwood Hazeltine with a
delightful dinner Wednesday evening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20
SOCIETY
Continued from Page 9.)

their bungalow on North Cottage
street,
The young people have large cir
Gle of acQuaintances in this city and
were the recipients of many lovely
presents.
The Clarence Hamiltons are occupy
ing the Weller cottage at Nye Beach
for the summer.
One of the most attractive features
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20
BechteI { BynOn Bargains
Houses.

$3.50 will buy new and strictly
modern five-room bungalow. This is
a splendid house Every convenience
has been provided for. Good location.
Close to school, carline, stores. Terms.
$4,000 takes a new S-room bungalow,
has bath, sleeping porch, full base
ment, Fireplace, hot and cold water,
wood-lift, screen porch, electric fix
lures, in fact is right up to date. Price
includes cement walk and curbs.
$1,000 gets modern 5-room bunga-
low with concrete foundation 5000
down, balance on small monthly pay
ments. Has bath, toilet, and all mod
ern conveniences. Good location,
$3.50 will buy a fair house, large
lot, within short distance of car line,
easy walk to school $3.50 down, bal
ance SIS every Six months. If you are
looking for a good cheap place look
after this at once,
LOtsl Lots! Lots!
$500 will buy a lot 5Ox14Ofeet ad-
joining railroad tract, just the thing
for a wood yard or warehouse, Is on
paved street Price includes all as
sessments paid. This is the best ware
house or woodward site in the city at
the price,
Some choice lots in Kingwood park
rightly priced.
Large lot on Capitol street for only
S45O.
Farm Bargains.
800 acres, 100 cultivated, balance
fine timber and pasture, fair buildings
and fences, living water, one Of the
best dairy farms in the county. To
make a quick sale, will sell for $50
rer acre. Terms easy.
Suburban Home.
Close in suburban home cheap; 50
acres dark loan SOIL all in crop, gar
den strictly modern broom house and
barn.. on main road clase 10 city linz
It's, Price $275O, Terms.
8 and 10 Acre Tracts.
We have few choice five and ten-
acre tracts close in on easy terms.
BECHTEL & BYNON,
347 State Street Telephone 452.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20
HATcH-At the willamette sanatori

HATCH-At the Willamette sanatori-
um, Salem, oregon, July 10, 1912
Mr.. S. H. Hatch, aged 50 years. 8
months and 20 days.
Mr.. Hatch was born at Westbrooh
Me-, went from there to Missouri
where he was united in marriage "a
Nancy Metcler then retWned tC
Maine. In January, 1890, he came tC
Oregon, where he lived until the pres.
ent time. He has two sons living
Carl II. Hatch, Of Laidlaw, Oregon
and Walter L. Hatch, of this city.
Mrs. Hatch passed from earth to the
better land April 13, 1909 The fu.
neral will be held Monday, July %
1912, at the parlors OF Lehman &
Clough, conducted by Rev. w, c. stew
art. Interment in City View ceme'
! terry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

For soreness OF the muscles,
whether induced by violent exercise
or injury, there Is nothing better
than Chamberlain's Liniment. This
llniment also relieves rheumatic
pains. For sale by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20
STATISTICAL
DIED.
Il x x r. X y X X X \ X

DIED.
ROUSSEAU the family home, liz
miles northeast of Salem, on Fri
day morning, at 2 o'clock, July ~,
1912, Clifton d. Rouse, aged u
years, 10 months and % days.
The funeral will be held at 10
o'clock a. M, Saturday, at Rigdon &
Richardson's undertaking chapel. In
terment at City View
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

Journal Want Ads" Bring Resulta.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

The annual picnic for Wisconsin
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

Some choice lots in Kingwood park
rightly priced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

ne members Of WAC Awake Em-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

At three o'clock on Wednesday af-
ternoon, July seventeenth, nineteen
hundred and twelve Miss Susie b.
Tillson and Mr.. Eber D. Mosse we're
quietly married in Saint Joseph's
church, Reverend A. A. Moore officlat-
ing. Miss Helen Gleason Of oregon
City attended the bride and Mr. Meyer
was the groom's best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Mossie left directly after the
ceremony for their ranch home in the
Blue mountains Of eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Mossle has large circle of
friends In Salem whose congratula-
ticns and sincere wishes for a happy
future will follow her TO the new
home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
KAISER'S AUTO TIRES
MADE FROM WHISKY

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Emperor vii
liam of Germany rides in an automo.
bile. the tires of which are made from
whisky, according to DR.. j. \. Bernson,
head of the chemistry department Of
Heidelberg university. who with 300
other scientists is IN Chicago 10 attend
the eighth annual international congress
of applied chemistry.
. He SAYS that rubber has been made
from whisky for several years at sew
eral experimental laboratories in Ger
MANY and that recently set Of auto
mobile tires made from the alcoholic
beverage were presented 70 Emperor
William and that he j. now using them
on one OF his private automobiles
According TO Dr.. Bernson. the process
of manufacturing j. uuite intricate. By
special processes OF fermentation the
scientists increase the amount OF tusei
oil. they then extract the oil and use
il in place Of raw gun that Is tapped
from rubber trees,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
CUBA IS FACING A
FINANCIAL CRISIS
Treasury Is Empty, With
Heavy Bills Outstanding;
Election Causes Anxiety.

BY international News Service.
HAVANA, Sept. 22.-Cuba. her treas
urv empty and the improbability Of an
honest and orderly presidential election
being held. is facing the most serious
financial crisis which has confronted
the island since it became a republic.
The last dollar Of the Sl6,5O0.0O0 Spey-
pr loan has been spent, while the sewer
ing and paving Of Havana, for whic 0
purpose the loan was made. is only half
finished and is IN danger of being aban-
doned. Receipts from the customs
house and the lottery have reached their
lowest ehb.
Last month the government dcfaulted
on payments due sewcring aud paving
contractors To the amount of si2O.0O0.
it j. believed President Gomez, by ex-
traordinary efforts. will be able TO meet
these payments this month. but be will
not bc able 20 take up last month 5 bills.
The Gomez administration has spent
SlIuUOU,uOO in It, two and one-half
wears OF existence and Cuba must cut
down her expenses at least 30 per cent
before she can hope 10 break even.
As regards the election, there may be
trouble. General Menscolos rs gaining
strength but Comets followers an
nounce that they will not give up the
fight until every resource has been ex-
hausted 10 keep the present president
in power. Both sides are making every
effort 10 secure the negro vote.
The election is To be held November
| and the new president Will he inaugu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
PRESIDENT IS URGED
TO RECOGNIZE CHINA
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-The China So
city Of America today addressed to Pres
ident Taft an open letter appealing for
pprompt recognition OF the new Chinese
republic. The letter Is signed by Louis
Lovingston Seaman. president of the or
ganization. Andrew D. White Is honorary
president OF the society and President
Yuan Shi Kai OF China Is one OF It's
honorary Vice presidents. The letter is
In part as follows:
"The China society OF America, impa-
tient OF your protracted delay in for
mally recognizing the republic OF China
IA delay that not only prevents the
prosperity and development of the conn
try. but that mcnaces its very life by
threatening the maintenance OF the IN
tegrity OF it's territory-now appeals 10
YOU again To- promptly grant the rccog-
milton its people have so honorably won.
Does an almost bloodlesS revolution
from despotism TO democracy. rather than
a protracted and bloody war. I'm The
case OF the American and French revolu-
tons. diminish the right Of a people 10
recognition
Months ago congress passed q Joint
resolution without single dissenting
voice urgently recommending the inme-
date recognition Of the republic OF China.
whose number include nearly oDe-thlrd
OF the inha bitonts OF the earth. Why
withhold longer from this peacs-loving
people the recognition they have 80 hon
orablv won?'