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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
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Cincinnati, 2s. Rai 1913.
Tis nahfolesnben Euo.irunseu besieben
fim nnr auf gHgrps> TrGnsGfticnsu Bei
neinereH Gef6hf ten iperoeu etpas t6bcs
grsiit beredast.
ProptfioRen
Ter Esartt mar rut!s, bts Rreiie itetie.
SAmaIt 80 9riuIo Steam ti0.s5 -
11.05 I. ob.
7rofsnasfaIssnss TteifH. -
Rarfi ftetie.-Short dear Seittn i24 -
i2He, fbort @ippenieiisn i2--i2ze, tytra
fhorf dear Eetten f2--124s, SAuIsrrn
l3k-lSAc. Beaiss l8x-t5he lcie uae
Nc mehr perpa6t.
Bacon. - Rartt ftetis. Stort clear
Ssitsn i84--l5Kc, surr Rippsnfeiten 10
-iSxe, sytrn fbori dear Set.en i3--iszec
z SduherH i2K -i2ze uno Bsuies Az
i44e lois ane We per 4funo mebr ptrs
padt.
Sugar Cursd.5lsiit. - Rarsi N iisiis.
Edsnfsn IS - fske, Ylenie EAEltern
i2k-l34c, Greaffait Bacon lsk 30 Izc,
ShnIssrn IA --i4Ht, REV porf Gut z &uis
tern fsA-i4ke trotene Beds S6infen
421 .00--22.O0.
saSstpbdeIts dIetf6. Rartt
tiesig. S4insen i44--l4Ae. DieHse S6ul-
tsru i0k-iie. Seliss IAN i5c, S6m-
tern iih-ilAe. Rem gcrf Gut S4uiiern
luk-f2c.
8rifassbIsif6.-- s6inieH i41--
i4As, 8seHie.E hulterH i0h--i0ks. E6ai'
Tern i0k i0Ac, ftori MippeufsiieH ioH
-fie, ibost clear SsiisH 1f--ifAe. sTtra
bert Setten l0k-iic. Bellies l4k - i7e
per 8fnno-
Rehfune GetrsteG
Mshl.-4eues gSinseg gatent e4.a5--
SIS, ssinter fJoneu t4.B5 4.50. WiEtei
fsanlilp s325- 6.50. Ertra $500 $50. or.
eindres s2.70-2.S5. Garter Bsisen Vdteui
t4.6S-500, DO. fonep es.65-4-2t, DO. Ho'
mtIp s3JS0--4.00; Roggenmebi, ucrbweiflid
aemifhtes &4.45--455, retnes gifp 44.o0~-
l.70. gemifntss s4.s5-4.e5 per Bbi.
4 Hsiaen. Wsarst itrsie. Me. rrskel
Etnfr los i0se. Ro. . ho. 9s - tos5zf
Rc. 4 rpther - - zoe per Dn.
| ReIihicra. - Ter Nl0rft mar rHtia
| gsreiie i.etig. no. peibes 62--e2 nc, Nc
0 peibes 81 u -6i4s, 9lc. ueibfs 59k -6ls
Nr. q geibss 6oAe, Ru. . DO. s0-60ts i
go. 4 bo 5sz--5gtsc. No. . gemiintes 81
--e0ks. gso. 5 bo. 59H--e0c, Wu- DO. S.
50s, speiees ssolbentorn So -62e, gelbss bs
I10-o4<, gemiIGfes DO. 5e-62e per Eu
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80f. I Gar no. 3 DO. su 81 5Se, | Gar DO. b
GlAe, 3 Cars go. 3 90. Al 62he. / Gar Wr
. afltes An 60Ae, 500 Bu. Rp. bD. mi
Gafer ~ 60tze, / Gar gelbes acibeHfora j
&c, Oar DO. Az sic, Gar bc. su 6Oe, 10
Bn- bo. 81 6ie. 600 Ba 8enliihies su So
nnF hem Gtleiie.
| uafsr. - Hldris rabts unb itetig. - Rr
. Des6Er 4zk-4se, Stdnoare neiber Al NJ
42e, Rc. tpei6er 4l--4fh hc, Mo, wei6e
BsK -40t5e. 30. y eemifnter 4O-40 kr. gfo
q hc 8o -t0e. Ro. 4 DO. 3S--6ef pr Dn
IBerfanit muzben: 4 Cars 70. , ipei6er 4
lls, / Gar DO. ~ ALAG, 9n1 Mu. 2 oc- )
CSC, Gar 70. 4 bc. ~ 40f. 750 0u. 20.
bp. NIT Corn ~ 4iEe Gar Stoabar
lwet6er IA 40r, 800 Bu. mad Hyrbs nei&s
lIs5s ssrmti4t nit @epen xnA 4 fna1s1 I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

Gg lt ., 20. Dtat.
R.tssu. Sar gaai 9iH-s2l6e, am
Sdlus 91Ke; fir 9uIi 9lH-923se, am
EhluB SiKc; fiir Eeptember 90Z-91 Nc,
ON SAIub 90ke; fur DECEMBER e2K -
93Kc. am Safus e2He.
g9efIhforu. --iSir g1ai 5TA4-5s3se,
am S6lus 57sc; ftir9uli 571S-57Ssc. am
Sdlub 5T4t: fir September, 57N-5s Nc,
amSdlub 57Ne; fiir9eseutber 56zs-5e 1sc,
an ShluB $50.
Sdjer. - syiir gaai 4i1-42he. am
S6lub 421ke; fir Sult 37Zf-3sAc. am
StluB 37%e; fur September 37H-8eke,
ON ShIub S7Me; fir 7egem5er IS
SSHc, am ShluB 88Hc.
Roegeu.-Ho. q 64c.
cert e.-50-6Sc.
Iimotbnfaamen. - Rsusr s3.25-
400.
sGesfaamsn. - s1s0O - 21Oo per
qeHiuer.
Resporf-s s20.eo per gbI. - Gir
Rai s20.50 - 2o.50, am ShluB 5000
fir quit s20.02 K-20.l2K. am ShIuf
0.12K; fir Septerber s1965--1s.T7H
am StluB s19.7TK.
S4mafs. ef1.12H per 100 BIB
Shr Rai sif.10 - 1lITH, am S6Iui
ti1.12k; fir auli sil.00-l1.0TE, or
S6Ius s1l l.0TK; fir Gspt sl1.1O-ii.l7K
am 5hlus s11.1TH.
| SbortRippenfeiteu. -s11.76 -
1880 per 100 9funb. - ilr Wai s12.37 u
--l2.50; am Ehlub sl2.50; fir gu!
tl1.52H - 1l.65. am StIuS s11.65; fi'
September sl12Th = ll.S5. am Sdlui
s1195.
Suttes blieb unperdubert -grsameeriet
24-2Te per 9iunb.
| Gier. - Marft Observation-Disclosures
| firits 1TAe, firits 1s4c per Eussno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
llnicr ar0ftcr 8or5mg.

Zen @0lfcru 0c5 Grieuts tpiro
ourd, oie geIigtou geIebrt, ooB
@aihngen notbnenotg limb liner
8or3ug lit. oab mir gu oieier ertennt-
ni6 feline Schre bralldeu llnler arUB-
ter gor5ug lit Die anoere erfenntntB.
6nb auh ous HSuncre ocs aorpers DIR
g9aid'uuqeu beoarf. iou er ntht st-
neTu iriib3citigen Iooe perfalen. I'm.
fer ar6Bter &or5uQ lit aber, oaB mir
mcutaitcn$ elm Mtittel fur innere
Reinialtna bobcH, oas obue 5ebl ben
1aftcn ces a0rpera btift, it'd BON oert
aiftiaen 2lbiaQitoifen 5u befreieH:
5t. gernoro arduterpiQen. Su Apo-
thaten 81 bobeu BIS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

s7Ke, 1Gar mad grobe seHtif6ter su 871le
auf benz WeIeiis.
Reggen. - Marft piiIig. $40. Q 04e,
SO. bD. 69--e2e, ylp. bo. 50h---5Se.
gtrftenmal5 - syrnbiabrsserite 7s--
soc per Bufbel.
Berglsi1 Der @etreibesBreiie NIT benienis
gen am gfeiheu Ease oes porigen Sabres:
WsGi. 2s. 1918. U2ai, 2s. 1919.
Meisen, 0p. rotter. =. lose 1890
@eiihforu, Np. 8 gemtfhtes soc soc
Safer. .Ro. gemii6ter nsuer 40c 55Ke
Roggen, Ro. Q neuer 49,. 62c 92e
6eu, 30. Eimottp -. $1,000 s27.00
Wbisfn.
Ter Warst mar ftetig BertduFt purbeH :
e84 Bbls. 7iitifiers syinilheb GOODS aui
Der Baiis upn tf.30 per BdlIoHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

alber a7.5o --1o.7D. wsarft ftettg bic 15c
>ebrigsr. adlbsr tart.
ghafe 9dmmer. -~66afe: Gin
beimifd,e s5. 1876, sSdhrltnge s5.9o--e.50.
2dmner: Ginteinifhe s6.7b-7.50, Tarft
itetig bic 10c niebriger.
4ufutr. - Saneine $4,000, Rinonieh
$4,000 Ehafe unb 26mmer $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
2lusldnoiibe Nabrihten

auqe unb 9ebirn. Inter az
len Wabrnstmunsen, bic Der Men'h
turh Isins Sinns empfdngt, bertrout
er hensn oeS 4uses am metften, uno
coh lit es bel ben 8eobahtunae1 ces
GeIibtsfinns befonbers itfper gu faa
gen. pc bic Gren3e stpiftsn Sbjettt=
titdt unb Subisttipitdt Iiest. Gefpobn=
lib tpsrben aud in bieier Siniicht
gsabrbeit unD Sduiduns eegeniber@
srit,It, obsIei4 Der PhiIoiOP9. .boses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

MtHooie b. - Tie 3ufutr mar heute
nur maBig. bic Ratfraae cine siemlid, CUTE
unb bic Ereiie iietig bis tart Stoders uno
Teeoers wareH III Rahfraae unb iiart TN
Breiie aRuhtihs maren itetig
Ehtuere 5!iere s750---e.25, Grtra $500
- s25. Edaien s325-6.75, TIeifheriiiere
e5.5o-s.O0, auserIeisne bis srtrn $500
s.25, 6eifers s5.25-7.90. Ggtra ss.0O-s.25.
eiike &a.25-6l0 auserlelene bis extra
e625-6.5O, Gannsrs s3.25--4.50. Stoters
unb Eeebers $s.60-T50, Stcds Seiisrs $3.50
-s.50. Siod. .stihe s4.60--5.50.
Bullen.- Ser Rartt mar beute lang
fam uno bic Sreiie um f0--ibe Rieori9er.
Ragere unb lelfie S5.o0--6.00, Bologna
$8.00-7.i5, fetie Sulen ST.00-I.50.
8dIber. lie 3ufuhr mar sienIIid
sres uno bic Radirage gut. 2ie &reiie
itiegeH UNI 26c pro 100 8fune.
Grtra slo.25. fair bis quite Isif)te $500
1000. otoindre uno srobe ss.Oo-g.75.
adIber IN ben somnIiiiions- Qduiern. -
Snnep 10c, prtma 6is nuserseiene 81 -
ehc. oroindre 5t4-5kc.
ShDeiue. Tie heutiee 3nfuhr mar
iehr aroB uno bic 8relie heleu INN l0--l5c
Der Warft ihlOb ihnod,.
Smmere Shpetns brahten Ss.80-s. 20
quite bis auserisiene Serpa6ungs. uHo TIe,'
icbesicrfen $3.50 - $40, aemiltte Der
padlngsiorteu 1856 -- 6.65, oroindre bis
aiiserieSene Ihpere fette S6ue s5.5o-7.75
Grtra s7.s5, Siass t4.50--o.15, eItrC
s8.O0-6.75, leitte 8erianbtlprfen $40
8. 10, fyerte BON 100 Bfo. unb wsniser s5.0C
$40
SAafe unb 2ammeE. Tie 3ufuh'
mar beuie nidpt gr0B. 3ie heiiereu 6rab
labrs- admmer parsn itetis, seidurene Gam
mcr aber ihmaf
Shafe.-Grtra s5l0-5.i5, CUTE bic auser
Isisne t4.5O-6.Oo. orhindre bis CUTE 500
40.
Qdmmer. - Grtra e6.50, CUTE bis aus
erIefens $500 -- $40, orbtndre bts gut
s4.00 - $50, 5rihlabrss 2dmmer $3.50
| 300.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

6cpfen III ifefig.-- Gtate orbinarer Bis
mclce f812 15--22c; 1911, 0--t4c; gacifte
Goat 1919. f5--20c, 1911 11--t4c.
6dute finb itetig. Central Gmsriea
2sis. Noqota 2s 4 --29zc.
aebfr III feit. = 5euIod firits 2s--soc,
ieecnbs 27--26c.
9orf III itetia. syamiIp s24.0o-25. 90,
fhcrt clear 320.75-22.00, Wteb $21.75-22.26.
Beet TT rubie. - GamtIp $2s.0o--24.o0
DaeB s19.00--2000.
Gut Weats finb ftetis.-- @epbtelte Bel.
lies, 10 bis IA Dfune, 14A-18He DO.
Emtnfen i5Hc.
ghmafs lit piflis. - gsibbIe BeIi
prima sl1.20--1f.a0; GafFnirtes lit itetig:
Continent s11.so, .. u. sl2.s5, COMPOUND
aala lit Dilia. - grimu gitp su exc
Gpuutr1 5A-eEc, GpeciaI etse.
BaumwollfaameH n Del 1T itetts.--
9rima CONNER gelbes $7.15-T.25.
9etroleum 1T .-8aiiinirtes Rem
gort Buff $500; Barrels ss.7o; Gaies
si1.00.
Rolle II rabis.- 7Omeitic 5!sscs Gbic
27-2Se.
Sars III rubis.-- gtrainsb, sep5bnli6ea
bis gutes S4.60--4.65.
Terpentin lit itetis gu 41Ke.
Refs III Itetig. = Ginbeimii6er s1S-6e
gatna 8k --6Ac.
Rolaffes III ifetis. -9ten Erleani
Epen aettle, gutter bis dolce, 35-55c.
8ufer.--5ober III itetlg. WuSeapabE
80 feit, 2.s3c, Centrifugal 98 Eeit $3.50
ROlaHss. 8uder 50 Telt 2.6se. RafiHtrte,
| lit itetig. = Gut Goat 5.05c, gruIbeo 4.96c
D2ouIo VI" 4.60e, Cubes 4.50c, gcDbsrel
440c, grounlateb 4.25c, Eiamonb VI
425, Gonfeieicners ~ Aloe, No. 40oe
glo. Q 4.05c, Nc. 8 4.)oe, go. 4 3.95e, Ro.
890e, Ro. s 8.S5c, 80. Z 8.S0c, Ro. s 3.85e
gso. 8, roc, geo. 10 1856, Ro. IL $500, go
10 3.55c, go. ID 3.50c. ao4 $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Upns WeIbutarft.
Eineinnafi. q. sea. 1918.

Nsnn aud bic eiue oeer anhers @ani fss
ne sieniIid CUTE Wahiraae nnh TnrIehsn ~
psfintHen hattie. 10 iunren bod bse Gelddi.
n isinespegs lebbaif su neuueH. Wdo tp
ptule. Icrleben ron eau@ tDurcsn bon ben
Danfsn ia 4K--5% ausseiiehen. iDanrsno
wsfhdftspapiere 5M 5--6& nlsfoHfsri mur.
ben. Tis Nsafier pl0eirteH yripnf.aapsfal
a. 4KE .Dn e0lI" unb 3u 4H-5% aui betL
tse6fa snf Nsp psss.
uurbsn Az Bari smiifen Bonftn uertnnff.
Ste gcunterrote betragt SOC yram'f per
ti000.
rsAfd saf Gafsss.
hnb iistis. - Die folsemben naOtiruHssn
limb sa berihten:
,aonbon. 8 Taae GiGt. t4.S6A-4.s7 StrE;;
90 7age Eid,f, e4<S2A --4.S3 per 6; Rdris, .
Tnge Eimt, Sis francs per 800 90 Iaae
sight, SIG francs per 800: fur GeutiHlanS,
4 faae Eid,t. 4 Mnrf s5H-e5A, DO. 90
Gaas gid,t, p4H-94kc.
1cemmsmtnrn Bills auf 2oHbcn ruroen
su AsoK. auf glasgoiu 5n s4,62X une auf
Hsffrlt su e4e2 psrfruft
Hsssss.r sfssasses.
rutia uno itetig. Iie BaRlen auo.iren irie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

Rem gort. %. RaI,
Qupier irar heute itetia.-Eianbarb ~
1887, Glectrolptie yu sl5.87-16.O0, Gate
su $500, eating AZ 1852.
Ainn III ihwah III e4T.75-49.25.
Bfei itetis tu s4.a0--440.
Epelter III ruhtg su e5.30-5.40.
Giien unperdHeert. - Ro. Rorthsrn
$18.50-17.25. Ro. Rortheru $500 1915.
9o / Southern s16O0-16.75, Rc. Souths
srn ioft tl8.o0--l6.T5.
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oitaftne 9sHif nrHte.
0ie tlml4ts TN tieiigsn Clearinghouse
beIssfsn ith beuie aui e4,o94 $50.
ssssEs0sYimtsa.
Ttr Warft in Qotalfeturitaten mar aud,
tents lutsber ishr ilau unS bic 8reiie ess
ttlidt. Wur Elm einsigsr BerfnHf mar an Der
Wetrrcrt uHb Gcpinston Street Rp. /. 6E
Hrnbs su 100.
Wanfsfhenoe TabsfIe BON TN tieiie.n
Wnff beEHbli6en Bombs nub attisn eiebt
eie cffsstufn Euotsrungeu an
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gtitaao. 2s. Uaai 1a1s.

s6peiue - aei4te eS.4o--a.6TK, &c.
miitte es.85--s.65. Ihmert ts-10-s.60
suube, %. 10 - s.25, 5erseI ea5o --- $50.
Rnrtt fsbAcft unb 5--i0e niehrieer.
Rtnbpieb.-p psepes e70o-S.6O. 9eIos
gfiere S6.6S-7.5o, Stoders une syeeeers
.sa7b-7.so. xabs unb 6eiisrs sa-eo-7.so.
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Hr no d b G III.

GoIisiit: $50 iibernahten Sie2"
5tromer: ngei ifJouem 8settcr allf
elmer 8anf I'M enqIiihen @arten, BET
Rcaen - oannlter,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Cine g dIaue.

,8ibt's bier i'm 92aloc feinen
muIomeiiter2"
- .,gtee, mir ba'm bio BnSegeriet.
iter u1b n .Sberforiter>"
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Siebmdrtte.

Cincinnati 2s. IRA, 1918.
Aafubr unb GeriaH6t ipdhreno Der per
FIoienen "a Stunhsn. uergIlheu nit ben
porbersehenoeu 2 Sugen, paren ruie ioIgt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
Pardon GiUen Man
Who Escaped Cell
Governor Dunno Shows Mercy in Case
of Policeman WHO Erred, Reform
ed and Has Big Position.
[uNlrnp pnnss 1nAsnp wIRn.l

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 16.-Governor
Dunno today issued pardons to Joshua
Tedford and Maurice Enright, both
well known men, one under a prison
sentence and the other actually serving
tine in Joliet.
Tedford, policeman, was convicted
in 1906 Of spiriting away witness in
a pending trial. He was sentenced to
seven years in the penitentiary, and ap.
pealed. The supreme court sustained
the verdict, but when its decision arriv-
ed in Chicago, a clerk pigeon-holed it,
leaving Tedford at large on bail. He
got work as house deetective for the
"Hub," one Of the biggest clothing
stores in the west, and rose to the posi-
tion Of its manager. How his case had
been smothered was but recently dis
covered
Enright, a Chicago union labor lead
or, killed prominent fellow unionist
Vincent Altman, in labor dispute,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
Every Property Owner Should
Join Commercial Club Boosters

growth Of the city. II Is also the prop.
erty owner, as general thing, who is
last to DO anything to aid in getting
this result. In this, as in every other
city, the business man is always the
burden carrier, and II is burden, too,
and one that the property owner should
share in the carrying Every PROPOSE
tion that comes up that requires mon.
ey to carry II through, is at once sad.
died onto the business man because ho
is easy Of approach, and also the mott
liberal with his aid. The property owa.
or cannot always be found at home, and
besides IL he is, he has not been educai.
cd up to the helping idea az has the
business man, who Is always accessible
II Is more from this that the property
owner does not do bis part than from
unwillingnees TO do IT, He has neyor
been called upon 70 do Il, and 20 fancies
Il Is not his business or duty but II
surely is, for he gets the benefit Of the
unearncd increment aud has his prop
erty made valuable with no help from
him.
Tho new board proposes TO change
this, and viii make strenuous effort
TO get al property owners to become
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
WEST AIDED
IN CELEBRATION Of
RAIL ANNIVERSARY
UNITED PRESS nuAynD wmH.l

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. 16.--Prepara.
tions for dinner and entertainment to
be held in the rooms Of the CONNER
cial club tonight in celebration Of the
fortieth anniversary Of the coming Of
the first railroad train to Tacoma were
completed today. A stage has been
erected in the assembly room, together
with railroad ticket offices and other
novel features to add to the effective
ness of the occasion. Colored walters
from che Pullman cars will attend the
tables, and the menu cards will be in
the form Of railroad tickets.
Besides Governor Ernest Lister and
Governor Oswald West, of Oregon, the
speakers will be George T. Reid, as
sistant to the president Of the North.
ern Pacific railroad; Judge F. v.
Brown, general counsel of the Great
Northern; W. w. Cotton, general coun-
sci for the n-WashingtOn; R. M,
Callsins, traffic manager Of the Milwau-
kee railroad and Ezra Meeker, the pi-
oneer, who was a passenger on the first
train to enter Tacoma 40 years ago.
Every seat available for the dinner
has been taken, and more than $50 will
attend the function.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16

members Of the club and assist in the
good work. As Mr.. Huckestein said at
tho banquet few nights ago, nothing
can be done towards helping tho poor by
"giving three cheers for them," and
nothing can be done towards upbuild-
ing the city and advertising It's resourc-
es by giving three cheers for tho Salem
Commercial Club, II takes money for
printing, for maintaining rooms and
displays Of tho country's products
where strangers can see them, for each
and everything tho club does. This
would not bo n burdcnsome tax on any
" each contributed his share, but when
one has 70 do what dozen should
share In, then II does become burden
some, indeed II the property owners
want the town to grow and prosper,
they must contribute TO the work OF
making Il do 40.
We understand the dues IN tho pro-
motion department arc only one dollar
a month, and II surely is not unrcasOu-
able to ask citizens 10 aid to this ex-
tent This, gentle render, Is not for
your next door ncighbor or for someone
else, but It up to YOU. DO your part
and then get after tho next door man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16

The board Of governors Of the pro.
motion department Of the Salem Com
morcial club met at the Marion Hotel
yesterday and with George Rodgers as
chairman, and W. NJ. Hamilton as vice.
chairman, proceeded to discuss the club
its plans for 1914, and principally tue
getting Of every citizon solidly behiul
it in It's efforts to improve and benefit
the city. The retiring board Of Cover.
nors and its Officers did splendid work
for both the club and the city, and It'd.
ed the club over what was a real crisis
Of large proportions. The new board
starts IN under fairer skies, and with
less stormy weather ahead; and thet
results viii show soon for the good work
done, and that will be done, Is assured
The first work Of the new board win
be to get n larger membership, and in
this effort II should be backed by every
one in the city, and especially every
property owner. The latter should moi
wait for an invitation to join the pro
motion department Of the club, bnI
should do II Of their own will. II is th,
property owner who is most benefited
by increased trade and the consequent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
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Williston, N. d., Dec, 11.-overpow-
ering the sheriff and breaking into the
Jail, a mob lynched Frank Culbertson
early today. He had been convicted Of
numbering three members of family
named Dillon, on q farm north of here.
The lynchers, so in number, all
masked, and carrying rifles, attacked
the Jail SO suddenly that Sheriff Erick
son had time to put up but little re-
sistance.
Culbertson, crouching inside his cell
as the mob battered at the steel door,
sprang furiously to his feet as 1t went
down and leaped into the crowd, fight
ing like wildcat, As he was drag
ged outside, still scratching and biting,
someone in the mob disabled him with a
shot
Automobiles were waiting, and, tum'
bling him into one Of them, the vigi-
lantes autoed swiftly with their prison
er to a bridge across the Little Mis-
souri, river, a mile east Of town, and
hanged their victim from the rail,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16

Applicants for admission to the bar
through examinations, must hereafter
be graduates Of some college, high
school or literary institution, and attor-
neys applying for admission from other
states, on certificates, must have prae'
tieed law in such state for three years,
according to rules adopted today by the
supreme court.
Heretofore no such requirement was
made Of applicants for examination,
and attorneys could be admitted on GER
tificates issued by the supreme courts
Of other states, whether they had prnc'
ticed or not n an application for ex'
animation is not a graduate he must
pass an examination before the board
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
GETS TEN YEARS FOR TAKING
AUTOMOBILE OF ANOTHER
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Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 16.-Ten years
in San Quentin penitentiary was the
sentence imposed here today by Judge
Willis upon Edward Robinson, limo
type operator of Pomona, who was
found guilty Of appropriating for a joy
ride an automobile he found standing
by curb here The car belonged to
G. II. Bingham, of Alhambra.
Robinson was arrested and tried on n
charge Of grand larceny
Judge Willis recently announced that
he would deal summarily with persons
convicted Of "borowing" automobiles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
Lower Court Wrong
in Letting Gossip
Stand as Evidence

Stating that the lower court erred In
its instructions to the jury and also in
certain evidence, tho supreme
court today reversed tho circuit court
Of Washington county in the case Of the
State vs.. Edward i. Naylor, charged
with illegal cohabiiation with Martha
Tavor.
Tho lower court allowed evidence TO
be introduced to the effect that the
neighbon had commented on the rela.
tion Of the two, which was error, said
the court Further the lower court
eliminated an instruction that tho Of.
fcnsc charged could not be implied from
certain evidence introduced.
The other decisions today worei
Blake.McFall Company vs. City Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
MAN REFUSED SHELTER
BLAMED FOR FIRE IN
WHICH SIX PERISH
Salvation Army Official Says
Meyer Threatened to Get
Even With Them.
MANY UNAccoUNTED FOR
Total Of 1888 Asleep in Shelter When
Fire Broke Out and Dozen Of
Them Are Injured,
MANY UNAcCoUNTED FOR
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Cincinnati, Dec. 16,--In fire which
destroyed Salvation Army shelter
here early today, at least six persons
perished and it was feared more vic
Tins were buried in tho ruins. A dozen
injured were in local hospitals.
At least l3S persons were asleep in
the shelter. Besides tho known dead,
many others were unaccounted for.
Salvation Army officials said a man
who asked accommodation at the shell
ter recently and, for some reason, met
with refusal, threatened to "get
even.
On the strength Of this statement
Fred Meyer, a man Of 40, was arrested.
He was ordered from the shelter twice
last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
Admission to Bar
Made Much More
Difficult Here

Of examiners, which viii cover the scope
covered by an approved four'year
course in a high school.
Another change made by the rules
adopted today is that the examinations
shall be conducted by an examining
board Of five lawyers of the Oregon
bar, These are to be appointed by the
president Of tho Oregon Bar association
for a term Of three years. While con.
ducted by this board tho examinations
are under the direction Of the supreme
court. Heretofore the supreme court
has conducted the examinations. The
examinations hereafter will also be held
only in Salem. Prior TO this they have
also been held in Pendleton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16
WARN CARRANZA TO GET
GENERAL VILLA ON
GOOD BEHAVIOR
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Washington, Dec l6.-Chihuahua
City was still temporarily the danger
point in Mexico today.
General Carranza was warned from
Washington that he must again get
General Villa on his good behavior, and
keep him there.
II he cannot do this, IL was intimat-
ed, Caranza win not be a good man
for Washington to support. when HUI
erta is overthrown.
The rebels Washington junta sent
word to villa that IL he mistreated for
eigners, he would injuro the rebel
cause.
General Beravides, rebel, command.
ing at Juarez, admitted villa knew liz.
tic Of international rules, but felt sure
he would abide by them when told
what they were.
Federals were reported closing in on
Chihuahua City, but as the wires were
down, Il was hard to see how anybody
knew.