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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

yived by. ten children, as follows: Mrs.
G ,;eo,I w. Irniti. Of , snow I'm, Md;
,i GGns Cha Nl. NnG Ered Dukes; OF
ner. 7. J. stevenson and Mrs. Alma. or
This city: Mrs. h. &. Cordy, Mrs &, 4.
Jones. OF Accomac County. and Mrs.
John Wilson OF Florida The remains
viii be inferred in Girdletree Cemetery
on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Mnry Fannie Tucker.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
South Boston Va. March 3,-AIrs
Mary Fannie Tucker. aged seventy six
years, died at this place this afternoon,
rerment Will be made tomorrow af
ternoon at o'clock at OallridSe Gene
terry She Was native or HalifaX and
Il member of The Methodist Church. She
is survived by an only son, James ID.
Lazarus T.. Caldwell.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Winchester. Va, March 3.-I.nzarus
r. Caldwell, sixty three, years old died
formerly Miss sunhenia Clinser: Two TWO
sons and three brothers. His body
will he taken TO his birthplace near
Milton. Pa. for burial
Gervia Il. Mayors.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Winchester. Va. March 3.-Gervis
accumulated in South american in
vcstments. died sunday night at
stephens city, this county, aged
OF frequent attacks OF conclusion Of
the brain on Friday and fell PROSTATE
in his bedroom, fracturing his shoulder
bone. His widow. formerly Miss Au-
cuSta T.. Mailman, Of Augusta County.
who recently submitted ito an opera
ton in n Richmond hospital for cancer.
is hopelcssly i'll. and may never know
Of his death. y daughter, Mrs. frankie
Stating. OF stephens City. is also under
a PHYSICIANS constant care. Other
SURVIVORS arc a son, Edwin n, Mayers.
OF New y orl. and the following daugh-
tiers: Mrs j. Edward AllamonE, Roa-
nokc. Mrs. Leslie Kane and Mrs y
scott Ferguson, Richmond. He was u
native of Clarke County, and a Pres
bNtcrian.
Mrs. katc MUSE.
Special 10 The Times Dispat
Gloucester Va. March 3.-AIrs. Kate
Muse. wife of Charles w Muse. died
at her home AT Dunlop. on the York
River at | o'clock this afternoon ar
ter a brief illness. She is survived By
her husband. one son. Carroll. three
daughters. MARY Byrd. Katie and Car
ric. Mrs. Muse was a niece of tho
late Governor Montague. and "a cousin
Of fX-GoVcruor y J Montague. She
was member Of Providence Church.
The funeral will take place on We'd.
ncsday.
.Inmcs W. IlUgEc.
Special to The Times Dispatch
Giouccster Va. March l--James w
/ Hogge died at his home. Pidgeon Hill
on York River Gloucester last night
He is survived by his Wife. Corneiia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

providing FOR the election Of the Col
lcctor az City Taxes by the Council.
instead OF by the people. in confor-
nifty with the recent changes in the
city Charter. the papers being accom-
panied by = letter from the City At
torrey - city Collector lIulcc. 10 the
effect that the Council could legally
adopt such an ordinance. an election
TO be held on its passage. for The term
ending July !, 1914. when other city
officers come up for reelection. The
paper was referred to the Ordinance
Committee. The Administrative
Board recommended a number OF spe-
cial appropriations in connection with
Mayo Bridge and o;aer construction
work. all Of which were referred to
the Finance Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

comedian OF a type cntirel: unknown
70 us; man with a method that dehes
even passabie imitation; z monologist
VINO sang and talked with burr in
his voice .hat came straight from the
Land % Cakes. but he presented in
himself 81 amazing character actor
lie has chosen comedy as his line OF
dramatic endeavor. and he has become
one OF the foremost comedians Of the
chosen legitimate. or straight. char
ac,cr work. he would have become
w1Il pTet,y much anythinE he please
tells OF those conversations OF his with
the general. initiating that officers
English accent with :, burning addition
Of his own he is supremely the
comedian. irresistibly amusing. but
when he appears as the half "itted
ily.' he Is as pathetic as the ge-old
mystery OF x Gods fool can be To
many Of US. the toying with his mar
that give pleasure TO his childish mind,
contains no CLINT OF humor. Even the
bursting Of the balloon. although We
Knew that IL would occur is not CONT
cal III the least. but borders upon the
tragic.
enough to dispiay The consummate arr
tstry OF the man-the rest of il IL
sheer JOY. She's the Lass for Me-
as ss'" sn 1G !ns Nee peoeh I 1ofs
were the others OF his songs that he
gave US And all in character. a
pier than the one before until the last
when he made the packed house Join
him in the chorus OF the good might
drinking song.
The rest OF tho vaudeville bill was
dull. relieved only by the excellent
violin playing of Mile. Berthe ana an
unusually good exhibition OF hand
stand and balancing work OF two men
whose names were not ola the program
the whole OF. which. by the way. was
much confused and filled with errors.
Hut one hour OF Harry Ladders per
Torrance contains enough of comedy
oathos, and every other element that
entcrs into the art Of acting TO nil 10
overfowinE "a whole evening
". Douglas Gordon.
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OBITUARY


Samuel Sinton. seventy mine years
old. who lived for number OF years
in the jefferson Hotel, died yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. in the Me
mortal Hospital The funeral will be
conducted from the Grace Street Pres
byterian Church tomorrow. at an hour
TO he announced later BESIDES his
widow. was was Miss Sarah T.. Sinton.
he leaves the following nephews and
nieces; Arthur g. and James w. Sinton.
and the Misses Mary r.. Jane G.. and
EuSenia Sinton.
Mr.. sinton was taken i'll in Novcm-
Der. and was moved TO the Memorial
Hospital on December II. when his
condition became more serious lie be-
gan his business career with his broth
er, Charles j. Sinton. in the hardware
business in Richmond. Aftc:ward lie
entered The insurance field, first in the
hrm of John IT, Montague & Co. and
later as "a partner in the firm Of Pey-
ton Il Sinton, He had been ont OF ac-
tive business about fifteen Years de
voting much OF his time in recent wears
to travel
Alfred y. Gnvthrop.
HuFeu >. GaWthrop died sunday
night in baltimore at Tie age OF
SeNentN-three years. after a few DAYS
illness He is the father Of }. ~ Cav
COMPANY here. Mr.. C;awthrop is in
Baltimore. The funeral viii be in
LONDON fark Cemetery. Baltimore.
Mrs. NoiIic hooker.
Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Amelia. Courthouse, Va March 81
The burial OF Mrs. AIollie Booker took
place in the PRESBYTERIAN Cemetery In
Amelia on Friday evening. The SER
wees We're conducted by Rev. j. f..
Daniels, pastor of the Methodist
church. and Rev. u. r. Rogers. of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Mrs. Booker was
the daughter Of the late Samuel r.
Vaughan. of this county, and the wife
or Thomas t. Booker u veteran OF tho
civil War. Her husband and three
daughters, Mrs. Rettic Glenn. OF Char
lottesvillc: Mrs. Morgan. OF Richmond.
and Mrs. Bradley T. Johnston. OF To-
ronto. Canada. and one son. John Il.
Booker. of Amelia. survive her
Nelson u. holland.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Hanover. Va, March S.--Nelson
Berkeley holland, sixty seven years old.
died at his home in EdEcworth. Han
over County, yesterday afternoons.
MIR. holland was born in Dewberry.
Hanover County, In 1916. He long had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
DEATHS

at his home, Edge
wood" in Hanover County, on sun
day. March ., NELSON Il. holland,
liz tho sixty seventh year OF his age.
lntcrment VIII be in Hollywood
THIS ITucsday) AFTERNOON The
funeral train will arrive at Chesa :
pcake and Ohio Main street, Sta
tion at 3:20 L. NJ, Friends attending
from Richmond will assemble at the
station. Services will be conducted
al the grave by the Rev James w
Morris.
Aiarcl sd. CARY MOR"SE TEASE.
l.Y. son of Mr.. aud N'che 'Set, Tease
ly. OF Barton tleis y,
Funeral notice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

WHcIhcT We Gan say Win Narry
Lauder that last night was IA Draw
BRIGHT. MOONLIGHT nicht' or not we
checrfully avow that he made il one
OF the blithest, borniest nights that
the theatre IN Richmond has ever
known
For years we of the provinces have
been hearing OF Harry Lauder: reading
salary; hearing records made by him
hearing that he was the funniest man
in the world, SO that we expected
show us
And he did. He showed us not only
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

tcndcmy-GeorEe EvnnsS Honey Hoy
MipStrcIs.
B,jUu-''AImn. Where DO Nou Live e,
Inntinec and night.
CUipnial-NaUdc,ilic
Observation-Disclosures Musical Comedy.
IubIn--SnudcyiiIc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
..Almn. Where DO You Live~

Thank YOU kindly. sir. I'm stopping
for the week at the Bijou and I'll
be glad II you'll call on me there"
Fear not. little one. III he there to.
day with glasses on: they tell me that
YOU are some Alma"
We'll. that's not for me 10 say. but
viii say that have been getting
some Of the SWEETEST notices that ever
girl got. and"
AN right-see you this afternoon
Goodbye w ID. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
AMONG THE SPEEOERS
\. T.. Davis Arrested on Charge Of Driyin:
Auto az Thirty Vile. mn Hour.

\. 2. DAVIS VINO nal.es his homo ~ MUIR
phy : Hotel was arrested yesterday after
noon Oy Motorcycles officer T.. y. Clarke on
The charge al driving aU automobile through
Monument Avcnrc faster Than allowed by
lsv. ~ tho Second Police station he was
n"'cn Tor ms appearance before Justice
Crutchfeld
According to Clarke Davis nas driving
his car at "a speed "f thirty miles an hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
But Tonight That "Horey HOY.

Is here and wouldn't miss him for
every Alma that ever sang to "A tenor
boy from the country. Because that
George Evans has got push calf legs
aud his feet turn up at the ends and
he used 20 wear lilly Of lie alley"
and his middle lame-hs middul
name--is spelt "F-u-h."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

A No. I-lo.W IDEAL Boiler and
24O 50. f.. of 3S-in. AMERICAN
Radiators. costing the owner
$13o, were used to heut this cot
tegc. At this price the goods can
he bought Of any reputable, COM
petent Filter. This did not include
costs of labor, pipe. valves, freight,
etc.. which are extra and vary ac-
cordinz to climatic and other con.
ditions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

ihree daHehtsrs Mrs Presley VII
liamS. Mrs. Ada Wiiictt and Mrs. Will
liam Haywood
MI llogge was q gallant confed-
crate soldier, and one Of the oldest and
dence Baptist Church, at which place
his funeral and nteriucnt Will take
place tomorrow. Mr.. Hosge was
seventy-cight years old.
Mrs. ". French Roygs.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Certersyilie, Va. March 8 Mrs. w
Pcmberton. Goochland County, died
suddenly this morning between and
I o'clock. Mrs. Roggs had been up
her husband relieved her. and sho re-
tired TO rest. She slept quietly till
after o'clock IN bed with her two
complained OF being cold, \ few min
utes later her mother noticed that she
seemed unconscious. and called MIR
BogsS They tried TO rouse her but
she died almost Instantly Or. Snead
said her death was due to heart fail
nre. she leaves her husband and six
weeks. The Oldest girl. Flora, il ex-
tremcly il! from the effects OF measles,
iler mother. Mrs. Olcar. oC West Vir-
ginia. lives with them. and She leaves
Il brother and sister in West Virginia
The funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
Mrs. 4. y. Rickard.
I.uray, Va. March S-Mrs A. T.
Richard died at her homo in this
county to-day. aged forty-tive years.
CONSUMPTION was the cause Of death
y husband and two children survive
her.
DIR. Il. W. Atkins.
Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Marion, Va. Marcl 3.-After an i'll
ness Of two weeks. DR.. + ". Atkins
died nj o'clock yesterday morning.
at his home on Main street, III tho ago
OF siXtH two Years lie leaves widow
ana three children Mrs. Bessie smith
OF Bristol. and Mrs Margaret Capee
and Miss Annie Frances Atkins, OF this
place.
IN Atkins was born and reared at
Atkins. IN this county, and had been a
practicms physician at this place for
the past thirty years, enjoying dur
ing all that time a large and extensive
practice. lie was ~ a man aud
physician highly esteemed. He was a
member of the PRESBYTERIAN Church,
aud occupied prominent position in
the work and councils OF his church
lie was Il member of the Royal Ar.
canum. Funeral services We're held at
the Royal oak Presbyterian Church
this Afternoon, after which intcrInent
was made IN Round I'm Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
thiId ovslIo,,s Io,lir.

NIlOI tIoAtfnrnt bN DIT. .. Q. Har. CItv
Hospital ambulance surgeon YESTERDAY
morning saved te iifc of stewart Whitiock.
.l,sht,sen-in29n1'h,na s9n Of M and Mrs.
While the mothers back was turned the
child got hold Of a bottle containing iodine
and svailoWcd some OF the contents before
tue vial was dashed froin its Inoutl, by Mrs
Whitock. DR.. Pages responded TO AN cmer-
Gcncy call. and tho child responded 10 his
treatment and will recover. IL was said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
Renorts House Entered.

., ~, F"I,.F ''"'''' f1itttftH'
Mrs. p. w. Elmore. OF ga North Ninth
street. yesterday reported to the police that
her house WAS entered ard books and orna-
mNnIs SInlcn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

Special Local Data for Yesterday.
!. noon temperature . SIS
=. NJ. temperature . ,.
Maximum temperature UP TO
=. VI .......-.-. ............... 81
r. NJ. =. .............. %
Mean temperature ....... ~
Normal temperature " ~
Deficiency in temperature -
Excess in temperature since March
Ncculn. excess in temperature since
Janhary .-......... PSI
~. ....... ............ 81
.\ccum. deficiency in rainfall since
January .....,............... . IS
Local Observation s T.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 10
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 40
Wind-direction ................ :.
Wind--velocity Observation-Disclosures.
Weather OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Clear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: enthusiastically fnIr
mud Wednesday.
North Carolina - Generally fair
and Wcducsday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

Melvin Hinton. fifteen year-nld no-ro
boy. was arrested yesterday by Patroima;,
Spur on the charge OF being Il fugiijv.
from his Eunrdian in Waslins ton. u. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
Ia,ncs w. Iioggc

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Gloucester, Va. March 3.--James w
Hogge died at his home. Pidgeon Hill
on York River. Gloucester, last night.
He is survived by his Wife Corneiia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

4a$ $$5s Ss% $$s E$sS @ S
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-27

All efforts to discover trace of
Capt. William Ramaker, l. N. G., who
disappeared Thursday, have proven
fruitless. Believed slain.
Burglars robbed home of Alexan-
der Dahlmann, 6343 N. Hermitage
av., treas. of Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Got away with $500 worth of iewelry.
Three men injured and windows
broken by gas explosion on 9th floor
of Puhl-Webb Co., coffee house, 624
W. Randolph st.
Body of man, about IS years old,
taken from Chicago river at Wells
st. bridge. -.--T...
West Side police searching for
Paul Rhode, 2124 S. Fairfield av.,
Elina Michaloska, 901 s. Center av,,
and Ben Shapiro, 1441 S. Sawyer av.,
who have disappeared from home.
South Park Commissioner Al
Mohr denied charges made by Attor-
ney Percy Echkart, who is suing him
for 81, 900, that he had intimate rela-
tons with Mrs. H. H. Gary, Hot
Springs, Ark.
Board OF Assessors VIII make TEST
case of insurance companies claim
that they are not legally required to
pay taxes on their net receipts.
Burglar, surprised while robbing
home of Frank Richards, 1900 w.
18th ST., leaped from window and
escaped. ......-.-
Loop Protective and Improvement
Assn sent letter to Alderman Block
Directing to through-routing of ele-
waited companies in accordance with
company's own plans.
Police investigating death of Marie
Dickey, nurse, St. Luke's Hospital,
who died at 4118 N. Robey st. from
narcotic poisoning. ~
Judge Baldwin informed Special
States Attorney Maclay HoyRe that
court order would be, necessary be-
fore he would surrender election rec
ords.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-27

Policemen, fireman and all other
city employees will get their back sal
airy tomorrow.
Mrs. Helen Michaud, 20, 2700 Cal
umet av., tried suicide. Gas. Sepa-
rated from husband. viii recover.
James Slim, 1921 LaSaIIe ST,
jockey, and VIM. A. Matthias, 2908 S.
State st., arrested. Accused of swim
ding Louis Bourgres, S21 Grand av.,
out of $50. Said they could get his
girl out of Bridewell.
Barney Cohen, acting factory i'm
spector, defended himself before
state civil service commission on
charge of padding payroll made by
Estelle Niffnecker, stenographer in
his Office. ,-.
John Riley, 1901 w. Van Buren, ST,
teamster, killed by fall from wagon.
Body of Geo. T. Jacobson, stenog-
rapher, 119 E 4Sth st., found in Por<
ter Harbor, Buffalo, N. Y. Believed
suicide.
James RosenthaI and Francis ]:
and Thomas B. Lantry are on trial
for contempt before Federal Judge
Sanborn, denounced Federal Judge
lands as "tyrant"
E. o. Strauss, artist, held to grand
jury in $4,000 bonds for serious
charges in connection with his two
grandnieces, Elizabeth and Henrietta
Ryder, Is and II, 420 Noble st. Al
legged he used to make them pose
nude.
Father J. M. Scanlon, pastor, ST.
Johns church, 18th and Clark st.,
presented with $4,000 check by par
ishioners in commemoration of his
silver jubilee.
Mrs. Ella FIagg Young wants to go
before the Board of Education and
tell inside workings of school text
proposition.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Mccain para,+
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
MEETING TODAY
VIII Pc Held py Panhandle Agricul-
tursl Club-Boys' and Girls Gar
den Club WIN be Organize.

fn tie interests ~ orEaniz.ng e Boys
AMI Girls Garden club in t..S city.
D. 2 John l.. Randall wall Sr.ae 90 %
Meeting OF o.. Iauhaulf- Agricultural
'l.r this evening An attempt Will Poe
m.,.i. ." effect an organization among
tr- ~0f.,i children. wit. go" r'...t 81
inter. ting tenn 100 garden. anil ~
i"sst'fyinr r"'.- homes Do, planting
fi.v.a'- .'I vegetables. Tfof tttuttl!
w..I illustrate . .- To-. tlro So Ift -t.f..1i.t
r.-. views. md tire work Will l,. .trfI.f
,sr %. completion lv Prof. ". d. Sill. 81
I,.ftaFs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

ford Booh"r. Of Mounds,ille. who took
leading part in the performance.
& Edmund Neal starred throughout
m" play and was admired FOR his cX-
'"ii"nt acting Alexander Miller. who
took tE" part at Monsieur I.e Page"
also deserved great credit for his part
in th" cast. as also did Charles Broad
"ai"r as 'Niuterbottum The car.
tain raised 20 So" the country home OF
IN" HoiIiugswor'h's uear London.
England. "a" second act was that az
SiOuF. iarc'- Lod-inE House. iu the
city ~ London. aud tine third and last
sc' WAS the same as the first act. Tho
follow iuE had charE" az tho produc
ton which can compare with maft
%; th" professional casts on tho road
University Dramatic Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

ment. to save wOman's honor and
10 aNenGc her fathers memory. she
calmly refuses 70 get the right Lao-
pie together thereby precipitatinE "a
tense and surprising climax.
This = one of the many remarkab'"
instances in a remarkable play. The
Woman" should crowd the theatre dur
iuE the CnCa-cmcnt OF the BelasCo
production next Monday night
Tn" strong Belasoo cas-; will include
Mary Nash. Jane Pey'ou. John ".
Cope. Edwin Holy. Cuyler Hastings.
Harold Nosi.ausdon West. James Ger.
son and Others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
eIanchc Bates in ForcefuI Drama,

The Witness for the D.f-nsc." q
new Ilav b" \ r " Mason. vi
s"rv" as "A medium 10 iutroC'!r"
blanche Bates a-ain 10 local piayEoers
AZ the Court theatre Monday night
May .. Miss Bates will portray the
role az a youu- woman living ~ In
d!a. who Kill her brutal husband iu
self-defouce ar! subsequently,. in En-
land. falls iu love. and through pres
sure ~ c.rcgr sjauces is forced ini0
revealing her past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
THE THEATER
The Telephone on the STAGE

Playgoers who have witnessed the
Increasing use mad of the telephone
by dramausts, as convenient means
% carry on their plots will he inter
osted 10 know that the telephone is 4
great factor in David BelasCo's proLuc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
Orpheum Theatre.

The closing performances Of the big
Keith vaudeville bin now nlayiug 80
IN" Opular Orpheuu theatre will md
with the last Performance to-ni-l-.
tn" usual matinee will he given On s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

Business MANAGE ......
......... Charles BroadVator
Master ~ Properties Carl Eac1nau.
Musical Director Alexander Miller
@''s' Manager Charles Hodges
Assistant stage Manager
...-... ...-....... MILFORD Ulolcr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-07
j. c. SHIPLEY & CO.
ADOPT 5 HOUR DAY
Store Hereafter Opens at $3.50 a. M,
Closing at $3.50, With Two
Shifts Saturdays.

The firm of U. G. shipley & Co, is
always up to date and leader in every.
thing in its line. It's latest move, is in
the line of the most recent thought, and
is made entirely in the interest of its
employees. Realizing that the recent
agitation for bettering conditions of
store employees had much merit in it,
the firm has adopted the eight.hOur day
for all its employees. 1t believes the
standard of efficiency will be raised,
and that while the condition of the en-
plOyes is bettered, they will be encour.
aged to give their very best efforts to
their employers. This enterprising firm
heartily commends the new wage scale,
and hopes to see all lines Of business
cooperate with the state commission,
lessening its work and by their own
free action make the commission un-
necessary. The firm has always main.
tanned liberal wage scale, long ago
learning that well paid help was the
cheapest help, Hereafter the Shipley
store opens at $3.50 a. m. and closes at
$3.50, except Saturdays, when two shifts
will be used to do the work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-07
ANDERSON IN GOOD
SHAPE FOR Fight
Manager Says Vancouver Lightweight
Never Before Knew What Perfect
Condition Meant,

Los Angeles, Cal, April Weigh.
ing 140 pounds and looking to be in
perfect health, Bud Anderson, the
Vancouver, Wash, lightweight, re-
turned yesterday to the city after a
ten days. stay in the mountains.
Anderson has opened his training
camp at Doyle's Vernon quarters in
preparation for his return 20round
battle with "Kayo" Brown, scheduled
before the Pacific Athletic club for the
night of April 15
"Anderson never before knew what
perfect condition meant" said Mana
ger Dick Doland. "Our stay in the
mountains worked wonders for the boy,
and I feel free to predict that he will
stop Brown sure this time. We have
got to beat Brown in order to give
foundation to our claim that Bud is
real championship contender"