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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Five Sailors Drowned in Harbor

TOUE0N, FRANCE April 8.-Five
sailors of the French submarine Tur-
quoise were washed overheard to-day
and drowned in the harbor here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Viscount landau Is Dead.

LONDON, April 3.-Viscount Liam
dam, whose family name was Henry
Matthews, died here to-day, aged So.
lie served several terms in Pariia-
ment, and was recognized authority
on civil law
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
French Army FLYER Killed,

VERSAILLES, FRANCE, April 8
Lieutenant Faure, military aviator
was Killed at Buc when his aero
plane collapsed in midair.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

/ NEWS
Important Events From All
Over the Old World Told in a
Few Short Lines.
Italian King Honors Veterans.

:, = '1IIEI . ' ~ICI 1IISs
ROME, April 3.-King Victor EN-
manuel to-day conferred honors upon
1000 men of the Italian army who
distinguished themselves in the late
Tripolitan war.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

Mrs lie v ssls % should ifke n ISL you
hoa one -an reduce he urizrr 7 to- large.
srd lssf suuur- suffered m acruuu- - II
s=.-=ise far ear ~ou el..s p remedy harm
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

The accumulated finished art
pieces from the Royal Society
and other makers.
Pillow tops predominant. though CEN
terpieces, scarfs, squares and novel
ties are represented In punch
work Bulgarian. French and eyelet
embroidery. All are slightly soil
ed, but they will wash, and come
out crisp and fresh
The offerings are very unusual,
for not a piece is worth less
than So, and most of the pieces
are worth from 81 to Sc. Hope
we have enough to supply all
who wish to share at $1.29.
(Art Goods-Main Floor, Center)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-09
Miiuimal. .Ssta-Aemter in
Gnslaus.
9ou 6snristte Saffron
(lonoou).

5m WdrS 1904 fanb in Berlin
cine 6eimarbeii Ausffeauna iidtt, Die
srite i6rsr art, ausgefiihrt pon Wdns
nsrn uno 5rdusn, osnsn eis Bolts
notlfabrt am 5er3sn laa, unb bic bic
offsntlits aufmsrtiamisii auF bas
fiirhterli4e usbel oes SnmigsGns
items lsnten poLtsn. Tirsfi auf oieie
in bei6siosHsm ltmfang uniernom
meme 4usitelIuno l6bt fif Die spots,
nIa6snos 0eiesgsbung .3urdfflhren.
oi. England 3u gegiuR oes 20. Sabrs
buHosrts Disoerum an bic Spise res
europdiitsn Arbsitsrs 5tuysg fients
tpis Dor 100 Sabrsu. I'm 5obrs 1902
bate GroBbritaHnisn NIT ieinem
rWoral ano 5saItb Qtt" bic g8ieas
tir bic 9sfummte beuts sriitirenbe Tfas
britetSeieBesbuHs oeldaffen; nit BEN
3raos Boards Net 1909" gina ss
NIT sinem neuen Qrinsip pordn Don
Der ReguIiruns Der 4rbeits Bebinauns
gen, Die bishr ben .Snhalt ses euro
pdiihen Irbeiter Ghuets asbilost
bate. i6ritt ss sur 5sf.i.suns bon
Observation-Disclosures. bic BEN Qrs
better astUiisr antesorisH - iuaenbs
LID ooer srIpa6fen. fpstbli6 obsr
mdnHlid - geiesli6 esipdbrltiitei
perpen.
9eeu fur europa mar ods Drin3ip.
auf Der aEbersn Seiie Der MeliiuaeI,
In ben auifrdiiIfen Rclonien, bott, q
bersits beitdnpsn, atsr bic polittlhsn
unb lnirthffafiIihen 0erhdltniHe in
jenen adnpern fiHo 10 psrihieDen BON
oensn Der aiien Deli, DAB bis bort as.
mahtsH Grfabrunssn ben hfefiasn Ges
febnebsrn nur tpsnie Nnbait bieieu
tonnteH. Gs mar Elm Experiment, Dos
man Derbatie, Das fpuroe bon Der enos
liitxn Reaierung often betdHnt; abr
bennef ais am q. ;yebruar 1903
Wr. 1oulmins .gipeuten .Snbuftries
9in@ tpie Der Gntnurf Sutrft hiss)
siHstbrdht ruree. itimm.eH aIIs pars
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-09

rem Sabre ruinDs niebria fir btn pros
ba3enteu isin piiroe. gtur Die gDris,
fpelhe Die gorrdtbe i'm gdnsen aanbs
beriidiihtiat, iei i'm Stdnbe. einen
nprmalen Durhlhnittpreis bersuitets
len, pbne Den iiberbdupt 8ounfpolle
niht prpousirt peroen t6nnte. 'gDie
tonnts 3. 9. Der Banter 9prfhiiFe
auf Wagasinz zSdeine fir 8aumneIls
coer auf frahtihsine aefpdbren ipera
Die 8prfen.Notirung itm ni9t Gus=
tunft ertbeilt. mas Die gaunipolIs
nertb 1T? Qae oisie 2irnuments pa.
ben lbre geredtisuna, absr iie lpsroen
ourh Die 5batIahe neutraliIirt, oaY
oie 9prien niht ben nabren 9reis
feititelIen. Ionoern biefsr BON 9dumz
polIe abbdn9t. Die gar nidt eriitirt.
Gs lit feitgeitelIt, eab Spinner
teine 8aumipoLIe auf Der Rep gorter
8orie taufen, neil tie bic ar0bte
S6ipisri9teit baben. Die Wadre, fpelhe
lie auI ipdters 2isferunn estouft bas
ben, gu er!angen Sn Hcl9s bciTen III
Der 9dnoel an Der Nsip Porter g6rIe
rein fpstulattper 2lrt, nobel cine 0isz
feruno Der Daaren gar niht beabiihz
tigt miro, ionbern mir Die Diffsrens in
oem 9reiIe an benz Gage Deg 4ntduTs
uno oem Gage Der 2isfsruna, mas
rpstter nidhts lit, oIS Elm Me.t~.rAdFt.
Cffsnbar muB 0is Rem Yorfer Baum.
rpplleborIe ibre 8siddftsmethooen ar
bern fpenn Elm 8eiss, peltes ben
3ermtnbdnoel unteroriidt, perbiitet
lperoen ioQ. Gis Reform piiroe BARN
beiteben, baB in benz 2isIsrunaspsrtru9
aendu anasge6en pirb, tpeIfe Sor.e
guumlpoae geIisfert iperesn ioG. pa
Die jettqe UfstboDe, unter fpelher ot-
aontratt tpeiter ni6ts bsIaqt, aTs b0B
8aumpoQs aeIiefsrt nerben mus.
oeutIi6 81 ertennsr eibt, oab ii6e:s
houpt an cine 2ieferune niht eeoddt
tpirD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-09
Die Semofrdten 3abel

Die 9emotrdten 5abeu
bur6 bas 9l6leben bes 5enctorS
Sohnitpn BON IIdbcna tine Stimme
perlpren, bic lie 5ur Grlspiguu5 pes
1drifs oriugeno gsbr2uhea, foaar uns
erldblih 1T. Inter 5sr nsutn 8erTais
iuno bon 4labama .ana his Baian3
ntat beYest perbsn, aubsr Der @oupers
neusr bsr,ft etns @ttcGsSiBune oe-
2eeisIutur elm. Is fam ais fst5its
perftdnbIit gett.a, bag oieIs Grtras
SiBuHg itattfinolr piro uno 3lpar
fshr baIo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-09
lblutissn a0pfsn heimasldidt eaSsn

biutisen a0pfen beimseTtidt teerosr
ipiirben.
Wsit anberen Worten. bic G.fabi
otcbt niht bon Seiten MeIitos. ION.
bern pon Seiten bes MusIanbes. Dit
fremoen Md6te oiirften Tcblisblih bel
heitdneioen Wirren miibe rpsroen, mel
de ibren SanbeI unterbinben unb iif
reranlabt ieben, Susrta. ben ie Be-
lrsits dnerfonnt bdbeu. NIT Dafenge'
palt au unteritiibeu. I'm bic Rub'
pieosr ber3uItellen. Thatidhli4 bas
ben lie ia fhon in Wnfhinston unge.
fraat. mas bic Der. Stuatsn sur BE.
ieitiaung Der Wtrren in Werito gu
tbun aebenten, mas dls eine anbeus
trua aufsufaHsn III, Dab ipenn Die
9sr Staateu niht Srbnans Ihaffsn,
fte Ulohte hds tbun piireen.
Fir unfer 2ano mare es in me5r
als elmer 6infi6t cine peinIihe 81
tuation, penn 6usrta nit europdi,
itsn Waffen aIs prdiibent singeisBt
iriiroe. Gs fpdre bas aleifpbsoeuteno
mit elmer 4ntiinbioung, eab Die Dor
6errIhaft Der Der. Stadtsn auf oem
cmeritaniihen Sentiment, ooer, ipas
eaFelbe beoeutet: Die Mouros Dot
trim teins 4nertsnnuns mebr finos un6
bis lpsttsre SoIge tpGrs, bab Werito
unter Dem S6ub BON eurcpdtfheH
Yeionetten iih gu sinem often feinos
Iifen Hddbar ositaltet.
Colder MDaIihieit Ioate Der prds
'icsnt norbaueen unh Is Tam eas ges
ifeten, penn sr anitatt nit Susrta.
mi. ben europGiihsn WGhtsn untsrs
hcnoslt, Tobdlo Der bierSu gesigntts
Womsnt aetrmmsn IN. Gs III niht
benfbdr, oob Die suropdti6sn Wd6te
cine 6efonosre 8orIisbe fir 6usrta tds
ben. Weun iis i'm bisIona unter.
Ftiist baben. 70 asfhdh Is in Der ans
Eofms, 0ab er i'm Stauhe fei. frieos
lits 3uftdnos hersuiieIlsn. Deun
grGiioent WiLion linen nun rnittbeiIt.
tdR er bersit iti, osoronste 8erbG!is
niiIe untsr ausihlub Susrtas hsr3us
iteren, 70 III niht sriittIih, tparum
Der 9prfhIag tein Gntgesentpmmen
finoen iollts, od bod dnsriannt pers
sen mub, bab Ri. Der. Staat.u in
foIae ibrsr unmittsIbarsn Rah6ars
ftaft befer btFdhiat itno. als irgsno
cine QnbereQation, ginflub tn Teritc
uuesuiiben. Wenn bic Wldhte bdnH
mi. ben Der. Staatsn aeneiuiam Dor
qehsn, oann bermag Der Prditoent
'sin 9runbprinsip in Quperoung Su
trinoen, fpsI6es habinoett, cine sbr'
!ite uno freis grdIiotutenpobI in
Werito su peranitaltsn. auh bds
purbe nit ben Wiinfbeu Der Wohte
iibersiniiimmeu. bo ss bod ein Der
uunftihlub III. oab eir BON gcIte
cepdhItsr Brdiioent tber osffsn I'm
te.ftuguna finosn rpiiros, ala Elm
llfurpdtor. &c 1T uns nitt be.dnnt,
cb Dem grGiiosnter siu folder plar
pptftipebt. fir uns dber iii es feits
Itebsnb, odb er auf einem anoersH
W:os ni6t gum 3isls sslaH9tn fam.
Jnspifhen isooh ntiiffeu mir uns
oeasn bic qrititsr rpeHoen. fpsid't bon
timer tiplomotif6sr Risetriass bes
Qrdiieenten fprstxn. Dds III Meter
nifts, aIs nisorissr Barteiaeiit Cine
sersats 9eurtRiEung miro Dem prGs
Iitentsu bic 4ntrtsnuuns niht otrfds
zen t6nnsn, bdb sr Elm prtn3ip pers
rift, fpslhss asredyt uno beionoers
nit ameritoni'tsn anfhouunssn i'm
Sintlong itebt. oGbFsr einsH ourf
Dioro 8ur 6errI6aft esIungten uiurs
,ator nit,t oRsrtsnnen nil une oa.
,aGf beittbt, oab oag 9rli uno ni6t !
inc gaHbs Don asouu1enen 5alsdb. |
'trsioern BEN prd'ioenttn sinIest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-09
2ofal Btri6t.


Charles " Na1rihmann. ein ara
teriaipaurcnhanbler aus R0bilcu
pllle. lpelder am Nfontae, uls isIr
Viero ourhaina. poiaNaaen gfihleu
bert lpnrhe anb bnbci eirien Sd,1bsl
brlif onDoutriis. III I'm getbesba
arontenhniie iginer gerirsuHa erie
aeH. Ter geriiorbene. peIher ben
Dls6iIonnilIc eHIinrh gQeH's Club an
geb0rte. wirb non ieiHeE 6buttiH nn.
!eirer brei Sabre alieH 1cd,ter iiber
Iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-09

Cine tethafte aontroperfs
wire DpH Den g0ritansrn ssgsn Die
gia gefubrt, pel6e 1erminbertdufs
in gaumfpoae gu lobe beiteuert. gDir
b0ren oos 6etannts ARGUMENT oab bic
8Drfe aaein i'm Stanbe lit, ben grsis
fir BaumDone au beitimmen, baB
obne gOriensRotiruna Der grsis in
sinem Sabre uneriapinsIit) bod fir
ben 4onf fumenten unb in slnem afynss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30

100 head OF cattle or their equivalent.
and two acres additional for each ad-
ditional head. It ia stated by forest
officials that this should meet the
needs Of the livestock interests. which
require Enclosures for the holding OF
saddle stock, the holding OF beef stock
before shipment. as weaving pastures.
lamblng pastures and for carrying
poor stock through the spring months.
In exceptional cases. where an ex-
oessive amount OF fenced inclosure Ia
necessary to properly handle stock on
national forests under permit. as for
instance. the raising Of thorough bred
cattle, as much a. 20 acres per head
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30

lations This information will prove
Of exceeding benefit to stockmen re-
siding on or running stock within the
national forests OF Arizona and New
Mexico.
Heretofore, stockmen on national
forests have been able to secure per-
mlts for the fencing OF land for ex-
elusive pasturage purposes on the
basis of 800 acres for the first 200
head Of cattle or their equivalent, and
an additional acre for each additional
head. This acreage maximum has now
been doubled for Arizona and New
Mexico. whereby 800 acres Of fenced
pasturage can be secured FOR the first
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30
READ THIS WITH CARE.

To get 10 the Tulsa Garment Factory
leave the Main street car at seventh street
and wall, east five blocks. or leave the Ok
lahoma Union Traction car at seventh
street and walk block and half east. It's
a litlc out of the way, but the savings are
worth your efforts.
II YOU can't come To this factory tclc-
phone 76I and we viii gladly send what YOU
desire to You on approval.
We keep two men busy making prompt
deliveries.
OtT-OF-TONN Buycrs--May make use
Of our mail order department with the as
suranCc that they will he safcguadcd in
every way. We wish only your satisfaction
You may make return and you will he
promptly refunded for any goods you do
not approve. We can give you names of
hundreds who live within 80 miles of Tulsa
who trade with rs almost cNclusi,cly by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30
Cooperation and Progress
among OrChdrdiStS Essential

Cooperative efforts come ana 60
In different sections of the country, a
few are successful I'VE ana RI'"
many dislhlesIale ana uIe' pu' lHo
nccd OF cooperation "lno"s pI"uu'
crs remains ana ~ greater perhaps
among truit growers lhah among lar-
mers In othef hhtS, Oh "'''uHl 'I lhc
P'I'a"" '''
p'"""0'S'
Attempts AZ cooperation nave ul''n
iuiIed because OF ulaa'HH'"H "l""i7
the mclnhers ol the oItahl'"'l"n' VINO
were too ready To ran out ana llsh'
when things ana not go "''"iulhs TO
thrir lrdNldur' llhlhS' AGAIN lh'y
have failed because OF lhoSe "h" re-
tus-d 70 unlle III any o"-.'', ''lN' 'l-
torls Fighting the WORK OF the uhion'
From c"-"r'IdlIN' 'o'i,l''' "hiIn
have perlShed, hs Wen as lh"a' lh"t
have survived, two Valuable lessons
nave peoh leaThtu'
First, for cooperation to be sue
cessful, members of the organization
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30

can fill most any want.
This Is really a big Institution and is
well worthy of your attention. both as "A
money saver IA well ~ your town pride
Pay rs IA visit--somc of the best people
in town trade here regularly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30
Familiar Sale.

~ see heard Of mammoths have
been captured. These animals are
larger than elephants."
What are they going to do with
them7"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30

Faint heart never won fair lady"
81 detest that proverb."
"why so7"
II consider it a slap at us brunetes'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-30

has been allowed by the forest serv-
Ice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-01

40, Mary!' What a lovely piapol
How and where did you get it2 |
thought your father said he could not
afford to buy one this year9" 'eI
Know, but mother found a way to do
It, She visited the salesrooms OF r. p
Peters, 52l Court street, inspected the
various lines and finally decided on this
Packard His easy payment plan makes
the affording of it easy Get your
father to try it."
That children are good advertisers
as well as boosters, was demonstrated
at the play grounds yesterday A few
days ago little girl visited the play
grounds for the first time. So well
pleased was she that the next day she
came and brought her mother, a broth.
er aud a sister, four cousins and two
Of her little neighbors. All brought
their dinners, and had great time
truly the children are good play ground
boosters, Tomorrow is parents day at
the play grounds, and every one is in.
yited to be present.
Going day aud night with a bro.
ken collar bone without realizing the
fact, was the experience of Miss orilla
Baker bookkeeper at the Capital
Creamery Thursday The young lady
injured herself last Wednesday but not
thinking it serious, came to work Thurs.
dayday and at night she had doctor
examine her collar bone with the ro.
suit it was pronounced broken.
General Stanley, soldier of fortune
and globe trotter entertained the mem.
bers of the local order of Moose last
night General Stanley delivered a
good address in which he told of his
extensive travels in the southern coun.
tries He also caused the Moose 70
open their eyes with some very handy
tricks
Mr. s. H. lIuggins, Of Hood River.
or' has purchased the Edgar grocery
store and will conduct the same as n
l'rs' class grocery. Mr., higgins was in
business at Hood River for six wears
and has boeu in Salem since last Sen.
t0mber The retiring propriotors win
take a well mcritcd vacation They
to'lF appreciate the trade enjoyed and
wish to thank their patrons for same
hoping that they viii continue and nm.
'ron'Ee the new proprietor whore thew
viii receive the same good goods
prompt and courteous attention
Mr. and Mrs. Funk and SON. Warmer
Of Oakland, Cal, and MIR. and Mrs. R
A. AcFaddeu, of Portland, motored nm
from Portland, and spent the day Sun.
day visiting with Mrs. Sadie Mead.
d'n' at 4ls North Capitol street. Mr..
and Mrs Funk are the parents Of Mrs
H. A. McFadden, and are spending The
summer In Portland and vicinity
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-01

I Popular as wedding gifts-China,
Capital drug store,
The supreme court library will be
closed evenings during the month of
August, while the justices are taking
their vacations. The library will be
open in the day time as usual
Twenty per cent off on all Chinese
grass and reed furniture. Inspect our
stock before purchasing, Imperial
Furniture Co., l77 North Liberty street.
Louis Lupton and wife left yesterday
for Albany where they will spend day
or so before leaving on an extended
fishing trip in the Cascades with Mr..
and Mrs l., NJ. Curl, of Albany.
After spending a delightful visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Meyers
of this city Mrs, Edward H. Thielsen
will return to her home in san Francis.
60 this evening Jane, her little daugh.
ter, is visiting,
The Quinaby camping grounds are af.
tordng enjoyment to the following Sa.
lcmites; Mrs, Sarah j. Dorsey Rever,
end and Mrs, $, s, Mummy, Prof. Gil.
more and wife, and Reverend A. A.
Winter and wife.
Ed, Baker will desert the ledpers and
stool in tho bookkeeping department of
tho Meyers store next Monday and 20
to Seal Rocks, whore he will spend a
month lying around and doing nothing.
Mrs, Baker is at Seal Rocks.
Ray y, Richardson, a member of the
undertaking firm of Rigdon & Richard.
son, has gone to Tillamook, whore he
will spend few days with his wife and
little son, who have been sojourning at
the coast city for some time
The weather is getting warmer and
toe danger from mad dogs is naturally
increasing Protect yourself and others
by getting one Of the muziles now Of.
fered by y, S, shafer, the saddle and
harness man, lS7 South Commercial
street
During this warm weather you should
u'o nothing but pure open kcttle rem.
dered lard--'the kind that mother used
We are selling It at 1915 cents per
pound Independent Market e55 Ferry
street Phone 700. Deliveries any.
whore, any time,
Frank Mayors, who has been spend.
lug the past two weeks at Newport
with his family returned Yesterday to
attend to business matters. Mr. Ma.
gers will hike out again for the popu.
lar summer place just as soon as he can
| got time,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-01
CALL F0R BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Salem,
Oregon, invites sealed bids for the max
ing of an improvement of the alley in
block 70, in the City of Salem, Oregon,
from the north line of Court street to
the south line of Chemeketa street with
G.inch gravel cement concrete, 6-ineh
crushed rock cement concrete or BIZ
luminous Concrete Pavement No. 2,
consisting of 4-inch cement concrete
base and 1h-inch bituminous concrete
wearing surface, in accordance with
the plans, specifications and estimates
on file in the office of the City Re-
corder of said city, which are hereby
referred to and made part of this no
tice.
Said bids will be opened on or after
the 4th day of August, 1913, at or about
s o clock p. Min open council meeting in
the city hall, in Salem, Oregon. Each bid
submitted must be accompanied by a
certified check equal in amount to ten
per cent of the amount of the bid. The
city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. This notice is published
for five successive days in daily
newspaper published in the city of Sa'
lem, Oregon, the date of first publica,
tiOn being July 90, 1913.
CHAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-01
EVELYN THAw BROr

UNITED PRESS IElsEn vnIl
New York, Aug. l.-Even 4
Thaw filed a petition in IA,
bankruptcy here today. She II.
her liabilities are $SO34 and bn,
$3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-01
ATTORNEY. GENERAL IS
BITTERLY DENOUNCED
[uNIrnp rnEss 1rAsrn w1nr. |

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIREl
Washington, Aug. Bitter denun.
noIds, by Representative Mann, of II.
lipois, Republican minority leader,
marked the close of the debate in the
house today on the Diggs.C .Caminetti
white slave case, The resolution intro.
dnced by Representative Kahn, of Cal.
ifornia, calling for an investigation of
the ottorneygeneral's action in order.
ing the postponemeut of the case was
laid on the table.
The galleries were crowlled when
Mann took the floor.
"Political influence has been used
in this ease, said Kahn. "'You nav
she'd your tears for the elder Camin.
etti but I shed mine for the wife of
Young oaminctti. The. two young girls
have been debauChed. I shed my tears
in behalf of the innocent, while the
attorney general and his defenders en-.
deayor to protect the guilty"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-01
WOMAN FooD INSPECTOR.

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l
Tacoma, Wash, Aug. because of
her successful efforts to transform Ia,
coma into "spotless town" Miss Ari,
zona B. Wimple, food and market in
spectOr, is to be rewarded with a big.
ger job, the cleaning up of the state of
Washington. This was the advice re.
ceived here today from the governor S
office at Olympia, where it was said
Miss Wimple is to be appointed state
bakery and sanitary inspector, a de,
partment of the newly created state
agricultural commission.
Miss Wimple, who is young and hand.
some, will receive $4,000 a year in sal,
ary from the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-01
Capital City Brevities

DR.. p, L. Utter, dentist, suite AIS
4i6-4l7 Masonic building
Popular as wedding gifts-china
Capital drug store.
Miss Anna McCurdy has gone to
Newport on a vacation,
L, T. Cooley, clerk in the Salem
Wooden Mills store, is in Newport this
week enjoying an outing,
Mcssrs, Joe Rinehart and Franl,
Spear will leave for the cast soon to
visit relatives
Mrs. l., G. Altman has left for Port.
land where she will visit her daughter
Mrs. Edgar Martin, for few days
Miss Myrtle Hin will 10 to Albany
presently to spend a few days with her
parents who reside on a farm near the
Club City.
Mr., and Mrs Fred Byuon are receiv
ing visit by Miss Eleanor Plinton, Of
Philadelphia, Miss Plnton is a niece
Of Mr. Bynon.
DR.. 7. II, May, the well.known CHR.
Orpractor is now located permanently
in Salem in rooms 20l.2O2 Masonic
building Office hours, o to l2, to 5,
A motorcycle party composed Of Ivan
Farmer, Chester Fraser, d, D, Olmsted
Stanley ostraudor aud Mr., Stanley, will
leave Salem soon ON tour of the coast
Tho funeral Of Mrs Dora lngle, the
woman who was shot by her husband
here, will be held in woodburn today
the remains having been shipped tC
that place yesterday afternoon
Summer is here, Summer is the wine
Of the year All nature is at It's best
and the Ia Corona is one Of man 3 best
creations, Try one and Judge for your.
self.
sSncaking away from his work at the
brick yard, John Troy a l9.year man
cscnpcd from prison yesterday. Troy
was serving time for the crime Of high
way robbery committed in Clatsop
county.
A nice spring Fry would be nice for
Sunday wouldn't iti Have It at home
or for your outing lunch, We have
them, nice, tender, carefully picked and
drrascl Sunset grocery, lsl South
Commercial street,
Hotel Kelly formerly the Irwin, Nye
Beach, Newport, Ore, Is now open 10
the public, Clean and comfortable,
TablCs supplied with tho best, Three
Blocks from beach, FREQ bus. Write
yuSr reservations $500 per day and
up, including meals.