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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-12-05

he vast audiences Which tnrOnged Memorial
Hall in Columbus day after day last week witnessed
many dramatic moments. There was none more so
than that one in which DR.. Baker stepped to the plat
form and introduced former Governor Malcolm R.
Patterson, of Tennessee.
Patterson is of superb ability, former
congressman and twice governor of Tennessee. Until
his conversion, which occurred few months ago. the
liquor interests counted him of their biggest
sets He was hard fighter and never yielded until
the Almighty got hold of him and brought him TO
himself as the same power did with Saul of TAT
sus in the days gone by.
For more than an hour in the last period of the
day did this proud tell the story of his sim
full career of his humiliation and his redemption,
bringing tears of joy and gladness to those who heard
His address, in part, as follows:
have the trail of liquor in the criminal courts
where have prosecuted crime. 1 know and have been
participant in its parayzing and corrodng influence in the
social life and public life of national capital AS the
governor of Tennessee have vertabe and raging
of around which gathered its defenders and
assalants, and from which divisions parties dis
putes in families and discussions in churches.
Going through life have it drag down many of the
associates of boyhood blasting their hopes and consgn
ing them to untimey graves. have its forked light
ming strike my frstborn-the child of my young manhood
and have borne with him the suffering and tried help him
in his brave but sometimes melancholy struggle for redemp
ton At last have felt its foul and steathy blow turned
in its deadly and shamng wratt-upon who had
called strong and while could its harm in Others
thought myself immune, thousands before my time have
thought and suffered for the thought
Stumbles in Dark.
All this knew and felt without revelation of the deep
pathos and meaning of it ALL needed help for CROP
ing and my feet stumbling the dark. Deep in hui
initiation tortured and condemned in my esteem which
is the penalty nhct upon himself thought
of the oepeated phrases about personal liberty of the
power of the human will to resist temptation with which
had beguied myself and found them unsubstantial
the fabric of a dream.
When logic failed and reason answer, cast aside
all pride of opinion all thought of what the world might
think, and the throne of Almighty God there
Bonded knees asked for light and strength and they
The curtains of the night parted and the way clear
changed An invisible hand has led o
where the vision is unobscured and the purposes of life
stand revealed From critic of Others looked within
From became servant my house set
it order From believer in the guidance of Divine
power have become to its infinite truth. From
unhappy and dissatisfied of with the har
mony of life and religion have become happy and
firmly anchored in faith and ready testify from my
experience the miraculous of God cleanse the
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-12-05
In Dry Atlanta

In Atlanta Georgia, in the last nine months 1900
new dwelling houses have been erected.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18

Attest: by ~. HUDSON.
VI. CUNNINGHAM.
4. !. H!AINES.
CLIFTON F. DAVIS.
: Notary Public.
Endtrse2: Filed and recorded Dec.
5 1878. 50. WILLIAMS,
Deputy .Cisra ono s8-Officia Deputy
Recorder.
seate tf Louisians, Parish 81 CAD
,do:q hereby certify that 'h' soo'e
ana qoregoins 10 srue ana eofSeet
'cops % the original acs, - ths same
now appears on file ana oi record IN
my office Given under ms hand enc
seal OF office this 5th day OF Oecem-
ber 1913. =. y. WILLIAMS.
Deputy Clerk ana .eE-Officio Deput!
Recorder. Uee. y.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18

YAe eeockhoIfeSe og This eospnrst i0s'
ae o eenesaE meeting Scp chat puS-
poso ON demand OF sASee etosoe
holders 4nay modi1v, edS Go alteS oa
amend. eg dissolve dhe corporation
with che assent of tlsree-Eourths ot
the stock represented az euct1 meet
ling. Tbie shall noe apply Co lVlcra'as-
ing or decreasing she capital stock
which Is dsone asnder speGiaS iaW
Fen days written Dot'aa9 os Sns
stockholders meeting shall DO slssl
BIZ the secresaryo Of alissoluti"n 10
determined upon, a Majorlty ~f the
stock present shall selecs slara
liauidatore NJ the meeting go deter
mining and shall provide qpr sillln=
any poeible vacancies among sail
liquidasore.
Thus done end passed az sas Office
in Shreveport, La, Om this Stee' SStl
lay 0t Hnecembeg 1913
". G.. ssebOS.Fo
H JOf1N bCnME1So u o1aso
| W. n. GRCsSBSo
4 Asaesse by 9o4aD B'armsastfr
NJ. q. GAAY.
\ W. a. WILKINSON.
\ QA1EvtbN E. GeaV7s,
\ Notary
Z Endorsed: E'6YeA and recorded YHe
3e 1913. \. - WILLIAMS.
/ 1epusy CierS and es-0t1icto o'eRul!
] Recoraes.
7 State 81 louisisna, Parish og CAD
do: Q hereby certify THAI the above
| ana foregoing 10 . srue and eorrec
tsopy os Che original ace, as Che sam
know appears on sile and os record Il
2my office. GiseD undes mg hand AM
\ SseaS % ofsiee this s2tfs DAY oo9 l"esenO
Der 1878. =. %. WILLIAMS
SDeputy ClssE and eSeOfsiG idD O'eSputs
RacNvdeF. lbc@ 9
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
SHERIFF. oaks

4herife oalee
10. a7,7s6-1n che Firse JudisisS pisg
avica Court Of Gsddc PARISH, la:
Shreveport aee and Brewing Co
10. Cassas 9eBose0
~ sirsue of O writ Of seizure eng
sale Go me directed srons Che aoa-
orable fir~e gudif;sa District CoarG
% Caddo Pssisho Louisiana 10 she
abose s,.leabersd and entitled ssies &
have seized snd wilS offes Soe oaia
at public suction sos cssh snd siAs-
QUE the benesa os sppraisenene @
the principal ssons doos Of enc
couse house os Caddo PARISH L.,
during che Sega7 hours OF saiesa "a
SATURDAY. Jan. 81 $685.
Ioe ahirtesn oS 67ock three OF sAe
City az Shreveport lsc sogeeAee
with ali che buildings and tmprcss-
ments ehsreone and slso zoe Shisty 90
io-scre Aoe suu os Che City a
Shreveport Caddo Parishs Iss O.
J geshsr wish sl1 enc buildings sna
| improvements ehereone sai6 prop
.rts seissa az belonging 90 the abovs
nans1 defendant snd 90 30 cole %
pas and satisfy enc debt 40 speciaed
lin said ersiss together With CIV cesss
Noe shis suis. 3.P.fLOCRNOS.
4 sAeViR, e7eOfficto AusesessgP
< Ga,ae asian, Gee. &C. 1913
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
SheriR's Sale.

M. 933-In the First Judicial DIS
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La:
Victoria Lumber Co. Ltd. VS..
George Hill.
Bv virtue of a writ of fieri faclas
fo me directed from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court OF Cad
do Parish, Louisiana, in the above
numbered and entitled suit, | have
seized and will offer for sale at pub
lie auction for cash and according
TO law. at the principal front door
of the court house of Caddo PARISH
La. during the legal hours OF sales
Oh
SATURDAY, JAN. 2l, 1914,
Lots i3 and IL of the Hopewell sub
division of the City OF Shreveport
Caddo Parish, La, together with al
the buildings and improvements
thereon. Said properly seized as be
longing to the above named defend
ant and to be sold to pay and satlsi!
the debt as specified IN said viii
together with all costs OF this sui
J. P. FLoURNOY,
Sheriff, exc -Officio AuetioneeI
I Caucasian, Dee. i6, 1918.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
Caucasian, Dec. ~, s9i3.
4hetiH's Sale.

No. 9e,345-Sn the First yudlcisY Wise
.rict Court of Gaddo Parish, La:
ISRAEL IAaugherty BE- arthur MIL
Ter, et al.
By virtue OF . commission 70 cell
to me directed from Che honorable
First Judicial District Court oY eao-
do Parish. l.., in che above Hume
bered and entitled suit, Z wili offef
for sale 2t public auction sor easn
and according t." law, 0t Che pr1nci"
ral from. door Of che court house o.
Caddo Parish, uouisians, during she
legal hours % sales, on
SATURDAY, JAN. ~, S9i3
|Lo. eleven Of i0-acre lot Twenty-Five
of the City OF Shreveport, La, TO-
gether with all the buildings ant
| improvements thereon, Said prop
crty to be sold for cash and accord
ing to law for the purpose OF effect
ing a partition.
| J. P. FL0URNOi,
Sheriff, ext -Ofiiei0 Auctioneef
Caucasian, Dec. a, 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
alyouae % aif,y chou sand dollars

amount % sif,y ahousand dollars
before this corporation shali COM
meNce business. Said stock shall De
pai9 goe on 1noney 0r propeSS4 when
subscribed 5or. No stockholdes SHAH
bsD liable 600 snolw than aSle' unDaid
|balanc.e ON 9lse stock subscribed Sor
bs aim. nOg shall any aleSe AnYoes
malite ils organization have She ef-
fecs OF 3endeging 3his charter Null
or 0q exposing ssocsholdee 60 any
liability Deson1 tase amouMt ct Dis
stocho
ARTICLE VI.
The directors shall DE elected by
. ballot at che regular annual meet
3ing called qor that purpose or any
injecting adjourned from same. Al
R ael stockholders meetings each share
% stock shall DEE entitled 20 one
sote: ID stNckltolder mag vote by
proxy. q majority oS ahe stock
lhoders shall constitute a quorum
Is majority gS Che stock present
| shall elect 9he directors. Special
lmeetags may 6e called az slse pleas
urs 0s ehe president, or Sn demand
o. three stockholders. The eeock-
holders og this corporation ae gen
4 eral Meeting called for thai purpose
1 on demand OF three stockholders
mas modify, add 90, alter 0q amend
or dissolve the corporation with Che
! assent of three -sourths OF the stock
holders represented AZ such meet.
ling. This shall not apply % in
! creasing or Decreasing Che capita
! stock. which is done under speeia
laws. Ten days written notice o.
\ ans stockholders meeting shall b
I sisege ~ Vbe secretary. 81 dissclu'
zion to- determined an, o msjosls,
Sof sho sSoe& present shalt eYec'
fierce Yis1uidasors AZ enc meeting g
ede.esmiqine, ond sbsYl provide 90,
films any possible sac sneies smonl
said YiQuidasore.
On eestimons oe QNe above article:
I os incorporation in che presence .
the atteeting Witnesses ana befor'
Vme. notary. Che above named incor,
Yporstors have hereunto ses sheil
names. Done and passed az me Office
Yin shreveport. L.. this eth day o
nSoAp,ban AQt2
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
Endorsed: H'i9ed 8ec. i3. 1918.
O.. y. PE.AVROss,
Sheriff'e Sale,

Ne. 91,776-Sn the First Judicial Ols-
erict Court of oladdo Parish, Va:
Mre. Alma %. 8lournos Sn1 Hus-
band es. Charles Granko
b virtue of %rit % seizueO and
sale to me directed from the Honor
able Girst 1udicial &estrict court oil
Gaddo Parisls, ga, iN the above
numbered and entitled suit U haet
seized anH will offer for sale at pub
lie auction for casN and according to
law. without the benefit OF appralse-
ment, at the principal front door ol
the court house of Caddo Parish, La.
during the legal hours OF sales, OIL
SATURDAY, JAN. "a, 1914
Aa undivided one-half Interest II
and to q part of lot eight of bloch
fftv-two of the City of Shreveport
La. commencing at the corner i"
Sprinc street and Travis street, ant
running thence along Spring stree
towards the alley seVenty-elght feet
| thence across lOL eight On Ill
narallel with the alley forty feet t.
line dividing lots seven and elgh'
thence along said dividing line sew
enty-eight feet 10 Travis street
thence along Travis street to tn
place of beginning, together vii
i the buildings and Improvement
thereon. Said property seized .
belonging TO the above named dc
1endant and to be sold to pay an
satisfy the debt as specified in sal
writ and all costs of this suit.
J. P. FLOURNO4,
Sheriff, ex-Officio Auctionee
Caucasian, Dec. t6, 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18

40 n.netjnes apf stockholders the
nAaioriss oS stso shall flecY lf'e
,ajrem torso anS 90 900 elections OIL
.rcnee,sines as stockholders coca
Share of !eeeaIe ssssll De e0tetle2 4"
uas soteo soliae Of oil elections ''f
,oertinoa OF etoc aholCteos alaall tDe
a,gsersisoeS cen aiaye sorio,9 tilel''to ID
public uenspaser sutsila'a''1 ola sac
oils ag Shreveport.
sAgiogE 80
Whenever this corporation IS de
solved either ny limitation rf lis
charter OBJ fr0a alls other cause, Its
affairs shall De Iiquiaatstt 10y i've
persons selected for the laurpess at
a Stockholders meeting anu y selt;
and SAID Iiquidators shel VsrSosnt
e,ach h services AND give such security
Az she stockholders mns seGuile
aRELCgE 81
NJ stakeholder Of this c0rfooeasian
shall asce l,e hello liable or respon-
siblc for the aonteacts or aaults
hereof in any further sum ahan tl'a
anpai4 talance due the company on
1 his slocka and mo- insOrmallty i'll or
eanizatidn shall tase she Rt1ecS nt
rendering this charter MOL or OF On
posing lis stockholders to any loss
lnsont the amount aoS taslr capital
stOcko
Rn witness whereof enc garaies
have signed this Instrument iN tht
prcsence of me, Hotarye 8nt n. O.
Blanchart ane Ieon 70. smith, COM
Detent Witnesses, dpn tlais Sstlg daS 0i
HpsceMhep s. Co. 1918.
( ". No GSNIeHYYG.
\ j. 70 9By1oIS'iNE.
\ Ns ". ". Gam1anc1l
I! SSfcsqs W. A. SEb9t.ho
: y. O.. B0 0SSoHsRSos
4 LEON aS. sSSGIs.
\ ao9es. os. gsySYgGho
Noeaes SotobliG ola1do 8arish. ia
4 state OF louisiana, Parish Oh Cad
! do: 0 4lorcby eortifs that 9 hase 6hl:
: das oXamileee tho above and iorego-
ing ohartee or oct OF Incorporation
% osmpfell's eco oleanS sactors
lA.imittuS. au0 finding nothlnk thelrll
cantrars te law. or 9Ot authorized
by law. 8 eoIeby approve Sh'o same
1Vhls olOne aN,S signed this 1911 o.
Dec $9lbe W. y. dA6Ra,
: 0ostrict Sttorney
I En1orsetS: G'iGe6 Yec i3, 1913.
Y o.. y. PE.sVROss,
Nepu9v CLERK and -oo1iclO Yspuls
< Recorder.
: state of Gouisians, Qsrisls oil Cad
1do: Q hereby eertifs that the abos
and foregoing is orue and correc
cops Of The original act, % the sam
: now appears ON flo and OF record Il
| nv office. soivsn under my hand an
| seal of Office THE 18th day OF tc
: cembpr 1913. o.. i. pESIROSs,
Deputy clerk and eXebfliclo Oeput
Recorder. ace. "
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
Succession Notice.


40. s1,e2OAEirst District Co0rS el
g.oui.iana: Succession OF J. j.
Steward.
state of Louisians, Parish o9 Gao
do: Notice is hereby given that Roll
O,born Mas chic day applied % BE
appointed administrator O9 said s''c'
cession, and filed herewith descslp"
ton and valuation of all the prop
erty belonging 20 said succession as
f llows: Lot Is OF Suburban Acres
as per map Of said eubdisllon On
conveyance book 80, page 3l9, val
ued at $500: cash found in possess
sion of deceased valued at $685.
one watch valued at $1,000; one to
wearing apparel, trunk, etc, saluee
| at s25.0O; total s378.35; and unles:
opposition be made thereto within
the time specified by laW he ~ilS Of
appointed as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable Judges o
said court This iIth day oS Decem
Der 1913. =. q. Williams
! Deputy Glerk
A,,ucsciao Dec ~. 99i3.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
A ReatSanlalloaa

By s9feue os suehorsty SssssS 10
me o. Masoe os she City Of shssss-
poes. Q hereby procaairs shss 90 sw-
worSs oe 9isssrms oS sny eSerN-
ton esa Be espYo4ed sishie ess FOL
lONi0g sessisOsve sc.Vie:
From Common s.sees 70 Conf
neree s.rsee, between Sake street
and Cypress street, or within three
hundred fees OF any place where
cotton or hay is stored, within the
city limits, or within said distance
of any depot. Parties found guilty
of violating the provisions herewith,
will be fined according to<existin1
ordinance applying TO- saeoh matteFs
]. H. 81 GssUr,
Shreveport, ae1a
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18
EHARgER
Os (aaa,pbsals Zee Csca,sD Eassoss
Limited

state % Houisisne, ParisYO 09 s'atS
do: Be il remembered shat olo tlsls
das before me, Gieoree q. Dlmlck
notars public, came An3 appeared
the parties whose names are here
unto subscribed, who declared that
availing themselves os tho laWs o1
this State relative 90 corporations
they have formed . corporstloe I'M
der the name and style ana of the
powers and privileges solloWing, to-
viii:
The Caucasian., 1913-12-18

q
this State relative 90 corporations
they have formed . corporations un-i
der the name and style ana of the
powers and privileges sollo~ing, to-I
wit:
ARTICLE Q.
The name Of this corporatioN Shall
be Campbells Ice Cream Factory,
Limited, with its domlclle ln the
City of Shreveport, Louisiana, and
under said corporate name it shall
have and enjoy succession for pc
riod of fifty years, unless sooner dis
solved as hereinafter stated. Oil
legal processes shall be served upon
the president, or in his absence at
the office of the corporation accord
ing to law.
ARTICLE II.
The objects and purposes oS tflls
corporation are hereby declared 20
be the manufacture and sale OF ice
cream, ices, candy and confection-
cry of all kinds, and the buying and
selling Of produce, with the right to
do anything and everything incident
and necessary to the objects and
purposes herein stated.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Of this corpor-
| alton is fixed at the sum OF fifty
thousand ($5O,OO0.OO) dollars, divid-
ed into five hundred $500 shares OF
one hundred ($10O0O) dollars pei
share. This company is author
| lied 10 commence business when
ever SIX thousand ($6,OO00O) dollar:
| of it's capital stock is subscribed fol
and paid in cash or its equivalent
No stock shall be issued until the
same is fully paid for, but stock ma,
be issued in payment Of property
real or personal, or for services rem
dered to the corporation, as may b.
determined by the board of direc
tors. The remainder Of the stocE
. after the sixty shares or 100000
: worth, has been subscribed and pal
for, is to be known as treasur
stock, to be issued and disposed G
at not less than par, as the board Q
directors may determine the exlgen
cies of the business require. n
Il stockholder shall sell or transfer hl
, lstock to any person not stockhold
: er in this company until he sha
have given a ten (10) days write
option to the board of directors
i purchase the stock at the san
h price.
! ARTICLE ~.
ri The corporate powers OF this CO.
! poration shall be vested in and exc
! lcised by board of three director
q chosen from the stockholders, nj
! jority of whom shall constitute
= quorum for the transaction OF
l. business, who shall be elected al
L nually on the first Monday IN ia
uary of each year, beginning WI
~ the year 1915. Until their suceesso
+ are elected and qualified, the 1e
~ lowing stockholders shall constlt1
Al the board of directors, to-Wlt:
ehI w. Campbell, j. e. Prudhomme a
toIW. A. Kerley. The officers OF t
te company shall be elected by the
k rectors annually, beginning with |
m. first Monday in January 1918, a
iii until such date the officers are c
X clared to be: w. w. Campbell, prs
att ident and general manager; J.
ont Prudhomme, vice president; and
Isl a. Kerlsy, aecrstary-treasufer-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-27
Announcement.

We are obliged on account of the con.
stant accumulation of negatives, and
the need Of more room, to move sew.
eral thousand to storage We take ev.
cry precaution to avoid their being
broken or otherwise damaged,
Now is the time to order duplicates.
Remember, we saved all the glass
plates that you ordered photographs
from.
There have been many new discover,
les in the past year, which have enabled
us to give customers better photo
graphs, different photographs. We have
all the negatives that have been made
for the past go years, and, no matter
how your original order was finished,
we can now finish them in the new and
late styles. We also make beautiful
engagements, and do It better from the
original plate than it is possible to oh.
tain any other way,
TR0VER & wEIGEL,
Studio 442 State st., opposite Bligh
Theatre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-27
b 4. = q y T. y + y 4 = y y 4
= CITY NEWS. =
y = q %#% = = + = = + = =

A complete line Of refrigeratOrs at
Calef Bros.
Attorney John A. Carson is Port.
hHd visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. D, Hawkey are Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs John Gremmels
Read The Capital Journal. 1t is so
shOek full Of news that it is read aloud
at council meetings.
August Kehrberger, the contractor,
left today for Vancouver B. c., on
business. He will be gone about four
days.
Mr.. Harry Morris came up from Port
LAND ma spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Benz Morris of Salem
Heights.
@. J. Mueller and s, D. Myers have
purshnscd the barber shop on State
atreet, between Church and High, from
C. q White.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-27

T. W. Gerber leaves this week for
Anaconda, Mont, where he will be EN-
ployed on the Standard
Read The Capital Journal for all the
news. Everybody reads The Capital
Journal-it is even read aloud at coun.
ell meetings, and enjoyed by all.
Elmer Richardson has been admitted
to practice law by the supreme court
on certificate from Minnesota, and
Earl Feike on a certificate from Iowa
Rev. Barr G. Lee, rector of st. Paul 5
church, Salem, has been chosen rector
and head master for the Bishop Scott
grammar school for boys, to be opened
in September at Yamhill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-27

See our line Of lawn mowers. We
can save you money. Calef Bros
A. E. Chamberlain, fruit expert, will
be in Salem June 6, at 2 O'Clock, and
will give a lecture at the Salem Fruit
Union.
Read The Capital journal for all the
news, Everybody reads The Capital
Jourual--it is even read aloud at coun-
Gil meetings, and enjoyed by all.
Attorney D. II. UpjOhn, of Dallas,
formerly of this city, is here shaking
hands with old friends. Don says Dal-
las is hopping along to the front in
great style.
Sheriff Esch today holds medicine
case containing several vials which was
found on Marion street last night. The
owner can have same by calling at the
sheriff's office
T. II. Crawford, of La Grande, and
S. L. Spencer and j. o. Bailey, of
Portland, were among those who had
business before the supreme court yes
terday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-27
CHANGE IN VOTING PLACES;
AND ALSO IN TEACHERS

A few changes were made in the poll
ing places and the names of several
judges changed also for the coming
school election which is to be held here
June IS by the board of school direc-
tors at a meeting held last night in the
high school. The revised list of judges
and places to vote are as follows:
Ward Rest house, Marion Square.
D. F. Wagner and A. 7. YeatOn, judges;
R. B. Duncan, clerk
Ward City hall. J. p Frizzell and
J. W. Cox, judges; A. N. MoOres, clerk.
Ward 3-Office of William Brown,
Commercial street. William Brown and
Roy Mills, judges, Abner Lewis, clerk.
Ward 4-Darr's stable. J. W. Ro-
land and G, W. Eyre, judges; D. NJ.
Bartlett, clerk.
Ward 5-YOung's store Enos Pres
nall and w. H. FOlger, judges; P. L.
! ldAlbI, ClcIh'
Ward 6-Giddings' hall. E. T. Nal
vim and P. A. Thomas, judges; Joel
Hewitt, clerk.
Ward 7-Townsend s hall. D. D.
Keeler and s. Poisal, judges; William
Fugate, clerk.
According to a report submitted by
Superintendent Kuntz, the eighth grade
will have 100 graduates this year and
from the high school 43 girls and 1S
boys will graduate, 13 of whom will GO
to Willamette university two to the
Reed college, two to the University Of
Oregon, and two to the Oregon Agricul
tural college.
E. +. Feike, mathematics teacher
rendered his resignation last night.
Superintendent Kuntz recommended
Edwin A. Palmer, now principal of the
Marion school, for principal of the
Richmond school The board passed
favOrably upon the recommendation
As assistant, Geo. W. Goodward wa
also elected. as.
Bids will be advertised Immediately
for the construction of high schoo
grand stand, and the Lincoln school re
pairs was voted by good majority.
School will open for the new yea
September %, or one day earlier thar
heretofore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-27
Best Madicines for Colds.

When a druggist recommends rem
edy for colds, throat and lung troubles,
you can feel sure that he knows what
he is talking about. G. Lower, Drug
gist, of Marion, Ohio, writes of DR..
Kings New Discovery: "I know DR.
Kings New Discovery is the best
throat and lung medicine I sell. It
cured my wife of severe bronchial
cold after all other remedies failed.
1t will do the same for you, if you are
suffering with cold or any bronchial
throat or lung cough. Keep a bottle
on hand all the time for everyone in
the family to use. 1t is home doctor
Price SOC and $10O. Guaranteed by ]
C. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-27
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