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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-14
CITIZENS
HOLD LIVELY SESSION
Action on Resolution Referring
to Commissioned Newman
Is Postponed.

Commissioner Newman's name was fire.
quently mentioned during the discussions
at the annual meeting of the Northeast
Washington Citizens Association held
last night at Northeast Temple. 1t was
evident early in the evening that action
was contemplated regarding the effort OF
the Home Rule Association to GUST Com
missioner Newman from Office but the
meeting lasted SO long that many of the
members. tired of waiting had left before
the message deploring the action in
court was presented. 1t was then nearly
midnight. and vote on the proposition
to delay action resulted in a tie. Presi-
dent Tucker, because of the lateness of
the hour, decided to postpone action.
DIR. Thomas E. Will presented the reso-
luton. Almost before the resolution
could be seconded, w. S. Bransom was
on his feet to move the tabling Of the
resolution, while w. ]. Frizzeli, at whom
the resolution was directed, moved an
adjournment.
Earlier in the evening the name Of
Commissioner Newman came before the
association. following the offering of a
motion to extend Commissioner Harding
vote of thanks for the street work that
has been done during the short time he
has been in office. The motion was
amended so as to include all the Com
miSSionerS
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Vital Records.
Rirtha
WHITE

Rirtha
WHITE.
Max MILAN and Irene wache, boy.
Elijah II. and Bertha Heffner. girl,
Clarence Z. and Mare NJ. Harvey. boy
George w. and Mary 8. Evans, boy.
Albert A. and Jenevia Butler. girl.
'COLORED.
Hamilton and Laura v. Willis, girl
Archie B. and Jennie L. Vest, boy.
OthC and Minnie SeImon. girl
James A. and Lillian B. Barbour, boy
Marriage Licensea
WHITE.
DR.. Boyd r. Read and Ethel w. Rinker
OF Washington.
NJ. lockwood, OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Lawrence c. Madison and Lula z
Hutchinson. Of Herndon, Va
Thomas Cunningham and Gertrud,
Wood. of Washington.
John C. O'Laughlin and Mary A Nee
han Of Washington.
Walter R. Gallagher and Louise II
Clark. Of Washington.
COLORED.
John f. Ore and Sallie Pinn. Of Rieh
mond, Va
DeathA
WHITE
Thomas F. Cissel. So years, $500 Colo
RADIO avenue northwest.
Hattie I. Monks. 3 years, 1ss Massa
chusetts avenue northwest
Mary E. Widmeyer, IS years. l6
street northeast.
John F. Collins. 81 years. GARFIELD hos
pital
Clarence B. Rheem. 81 years. 16l2
street northwest.
Clare A. Kengia, So years. SD Wiscon'-
sin avenue northwest
William Robinson, 81 years, Home fo'
Aged and Infirm-
Robert A. Hipkins, So years. 3o6 NJ strse'
Henry w. ID. Nicholson. IS years. 17x
Seventh street northwest
COI>ORED.
Horace Keener, g years, 1913 Temper
ance avenue northwest.
Emma Churchill. % years, s31h DeS
mond Court southwest.
Laura E. Fortune, 80 years. Is Douglass
road southeast. 49,
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PEEAIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
4 B.-FollowiRs schedule figures pubiisnsd
anly as information and are noc guAransS<a
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile. Nsv
Orleans. $50 - and iU:S D. W daly
Dining cars.
Eor ChattanoUga and Memphis via A,hs
VILE lu:&5 p. m. daily
For Atlanta. COLUMBUS. Blrmingham S.1
. M and 49, .. m. daily. Dining cara
kor Atlanta. Anniston. TalladeSa. Calera
selma s:s1 n m and AS y. IA. daily, lnd
Tor Cniontown. Demopolis. AertdiaR. S:ss n
IN. daily. Dining cara
Eor Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville, chStta
nooga. Birmingham. Meridian. vicksourE
NsW Orleans, lu:lV y. m daily. Dinin; cars
FOR Roanoke Knoxville. Chartanooga a. Nzsa
x,Ils Memphis. I:lv a. NJ daily. Si==oinx car
NAV be occupied alter l0:0o q. N. DinIaS car
Eor AshsyIlie. $50 a. H.. $50 y. M xni
,e:S u M daily. Dining cars
AIKEN Augusta. Savannah. Brunswick Jass.
sonviIie and kivrids points. go ". aajIy
Dining car. ,,,
Eur DanviIie ,iocaD.. 7:3o - m daily.
Eor HArrisonburg. $50 q m lparlor ca..
daily, S:35 y. III. parlor carl. and s:gS D n,
week days.
For warrenIon. $50 a m.: u:Oo q N: s:a
D. M. daily. s:ss D. m tparior carl. and Al
l. 5. BROWN General Assa.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12

PRETTY SIX ROOM R. HALL HOME. lot
10x28o. blocks trolley at Hyattsville. Md. !:
gas. hot and cold water throughout; outbuild-
ings; 81. 500: 500 cash, SIS monthly. including
Int. Geo. Z. Walker. Kenois bldg, 1lth G.
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TRADE PEERLESS AUTOMOBILE for real
estate plat books and assessment books.
BOX eS2. Times office. j.
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THIRTY-FIvE ACRES. II acres in woods.
improved by broom house and hen
house: place along the farm surveyed for d
new railroad In Fairfax county. Va. So coo
cash. J. E. E.. X st. n. w. II
FOR SALE-Lot 60xla5 feet near Chevy
Chase Circle: forest shade: terms can be
arranged. Address OWNER. BOX 210. Times
sl,6S0-$200 down. s. weekly buys beautiful
bungalow; large shaded lot: all city conven-
fences: on electric lines. Apply $40 Evans
Bldg. Phone Main 1874 for location and 60
o;It see today or tomorrow. l.
sI5o-Sl5 down. SIS weekly buys large shaded
lot all city conNeniences. on !. electric
lines Apply SO Evans Bldg Phone Main
1s24 for location and 30 out 70 see today Or to-
mAgIoVs -
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THE VAN CORTLANDT.

i4l7 BELMONT STREET. n. W.
To rent on tenants account East front
apartment OF FIVE large rooms and
bath. Conveniently located in most
desirable section Electric elevator.
Excellent service. Reasonable rent.
Apply to janitor or
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc
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FOR RENT FARMS

S-ACRE FARM with s-room house: excellent
around Apply Mr.. DAHLER. Postoffice.
03aAsnGbWE. ~.
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MORGAN STREET N. W.

Most conveniently located two-fam.
fly (downtown) fats: within one-han
block Of two car lines: each nat con-
taias I'VE rooms and bath: have Just
been pat In thorough condition Rents
80 and $500 a month.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC i
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ARTHUR CARR,
ll0l E St. N. w.

FOR RENT
III HARVARD ST. NV.
New; G rooms, bath: nicely arranged; very
convenient location. Rent, 5000
80 n ST. NV.
rooms: . baths: in perfect repair; CEN
trail location. Rent reduced to $3.50.
l50S 18th ST. NV.
large rooms, bath; excellent repair;
steam heat. Rent only $3.50.
3S1 10Th ST. NV.
An excellent Groom brick: in splendid
repair. Rent reduced to $3.50
lI22 .lst ST. NV.
10 rooms, bath: newly papered, painted;
steam heat; excellent location. Rent. $50.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
ALLAN z. WALKER & CO.. INC, 1888 G.
l.
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WANTED-fARMS

80 ACRE FARM. near Washington and
Catholic church. on T. r: to rent for one
year with privilege of buying. W. 7. BAL
pUR u D.. oth and r -. n. ". j.
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|e32s G 1T. NV. 6r. .Sl6.5
2z16 llth NV. sr.. 1850
$50 T ST. NV. Ar. 1850
1885 6th st. nw..5r Is. so
le51 Hamlin ne. .7r 1850
lll4 n ST. Sc. 5r.. $500
1861 Bennin8 rd.
ne. 6r. ....-.... Is. 90
sos 23rd NV. H.. 1850
10 23rd NV. 6r... 14.50
$50 Mclean av.
sw.. Or. ......... 1880
242 14i5 ne. 5r. 1850
74s Col. rd. NV. .5r 12.50
527 I'D st. NV. 5r le.50
33l o st. sw.. 6r.. 1850
<l6i1 18th sw.. 5r. 1900
I23S 6ia NV. 5r.... 11.00
1125 6th st. Sc. 6r 1850
3 Neal pl. NV. 4r. 1850
l7l6 Hayes Ct.
NV. 4r.........-. $50
1223 Hope av. Sc,
sr. ............... $50
$50 Francis Sc. 4r 500
8 Brewers ct. ne
1r. ............... 7.50
160 Francis se. Ar $50
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1004 18th Sc. 6r. SIS. 50
3l6 18th sw.. sr. -. 1910
342 n st. sw.. sr. 1850
los g ST. se.. 5r. 1850
fN + st. sw.. 5r... 1850
1109 E st. sw.. lar 1850
1410 5th st. NV. .5r Is. 0t
221S 9Th st. NV. ar. 14.50
ia 18th st. sw. Or II. 90
8l2 9Th NV. 5r... IL. 80
121 Seaton me-. 5r. LOO
H9 Oakdale pi. NV.
4r. -...-.......... 12.5O
247 18th st. ne. 5r l2.50
331 V ct. NV, Ar. 100
3oSh Bland al. n.
W.. 4r. ll.51
"a 3iz st. me-. 4r.. 1850
102s 18th Sc. 6r... 1850
% Columbia Ter.
NV. Ar. $50
5 Gordon ave. ne.
4r. ............. $50
2siz Drapers al.
sw.. 4r. ......... $50
1eA knowlton's
ct. sw.. 5r. 100
A, s. CE
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL. EXCHANGE EQUITY in up-to-date
6-room brick house in s. E.. for good build
ing lot in iSrookland. ID. g.. or Takoma Park.
ID. G. No agents answered.
E y. LEACH. 81 18th St S. f.
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FOR RENT-3o0. 776 Harvard st. y. w,
rooms and bath. L. J. MATTHEW'S, l3o w
ST. n. W.
FOR RENTAL reduced rentals. No. $50
University place n. W.: rooms and bath:
furnace heat; in splendid condition; large
back yard; rent sie.50
No. LIS Adams st. n. w.: very attractive z
story and cellar brick; rooms and bath;
hot water heat: e-story back porch: large
yard; rent, $3.50
GEO. HENDERSON. 141s F st. n. W.
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cNEsAreAkE & OHIO LINES.

CFENNTc.NnF. x UHEO LINEN.
s.lk D. M. daily-Sleepers TO LouisviliA St2s
etnna,l indianapolis. and So. Louis.
$50 .. IN. daiiy-f1iiInAn u SincinnA1 al
Chicago.
N:,0 D. m. daily-Sieepers to virginia aas
OprinSs Gin .innaa and Lptdssilis.
Ofncss Sl3 Pa. ave. 0D u 4na UAs0
The Washington times., 1913-04-12

ONLY PRACTICAL PEOPLE wanting
comfortable home need apply. X4 per
mouth. neat. plain. Broom cottage. gas. gas
ana coal range. iatrobe, very large lots,
sufficient Tor chickens. garden. and howers.
completely fenced with chicken wire: high
ground. rich coil: 3uth St. in Maryland. s2
per month. +-rvonI bungalow. gas and gas
range. East Hyattsville. Z min. walk FROM
cars. $40 per month. plain. new. neat T.
loom house. East HysttsNllle. gas and range.
large grounds SO per month. new 6-rooIn
house. gas. furnace. cellar. near cars. Mt
Rainier. None OF these places are Connect
cut ave. houses. but are homes for sensible
people and one-half OF rent goes to purchase
Of place II tenant wants to buy. j. e.
ROGERS, Mt Rainier. Sith st. and II. l.
ave. n. E. l.
FOR SALE or rent. to good colored family.
large fine residence and outbuldings 5
acres Of land. adjoining steam and electric
railways fine truck farm and chicken
ranch.
JOHN j. KLEINERT & CO. Owners,
Coz + 81. y. W.
TWO NEW HOUSES. six rooms and bath.
furnace heat on kearney street. Brook
land lots 33i3xl5o feet Splendid location.
southern exposure. Price. ss.SV each. Easy
terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
10Th and Streets ". W.
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WANTED-MISCELLANsOUS
WORXINGMA:%.S WANTS

wORKINGMEN 1t Is the one place that
must be known a. so many come here. It's
the money saving market; where else can
you buy a So % hat for 81 90? or q good tall
ored, slightly used suit 50 to SO: get wise.
boy: one price JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
6i9 D. l.
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A. S. CAYWOOD,


HOUSES
s6 r. ]. ave, Or. and bath 80. 80
14l3 @ st. NV, Or. and bath. as. 90
80 n. j. ave. &C., Or. and bath ......... g. 90
9Th II. me-. sr. and bath. ......... n.H
l405 5th ST. NV, sr. and bath........... 2750
eoe Harvard St NV. 7r. and bath. Q.N
LII Evarts st. ne. sr. and bath. ........ g. -
lks Columbia st. NV. 9r. and bath. =. na
1S04 6th ST. NV, 6r. and bath. - 20
lbs y. J. ave. 6r. and bath. 20 50
sos Harvard ST. NV. 6r and bath...... 20 50
1l2 f. ]. ave. NV. 6r. and water........ 1880
III LIST st. sw., l0r. and b............... 35. 80
s37 T ST. NV. 9r. and b................. 80. so
sol . ST. NV. 9r and b.................. -. 80
FLATS.
The Kenyon" 1872 Kenyon st., NV
Apt. II, 6r. and bath. west nat ID floor. $40 ~
G6a r st. pe., 5r and bath. md floor. $50
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
sc3s Ga ave. NV. Sr. and bath. store. .S2S -
go, Eye ST., 4r. and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
12Syis Linden St. 4r and bath. nat. At
floor ............................ IL %
I1 P st. NV, 6r and wateH.............. 20. 80
122S Linden ST. NV, Or. and bath. ....... IS. 20
ls3 Florida ave. ne.. or. and water. l.. 5o
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.,
sN sTH ST. N. w. PHONE n. Ia
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UPHOLSTERlNG

WE MAKE a speciality in reupholsterinS fur
niture: satisfaction guaranteed. ]. +.
SMITH. 20a1 Nichols ave-. Anacostia- D. c.
FIvE-PIECE parlor suites upholstered In
tapestry. - up: free delivery: satisfaetion
guaranteed. Acme Uphol. Co.. 81 H N w.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12

SEQ o ST. y. w, 2-story basement brick.
rooms and bath: fine condition; price mod
crate. Apply X. .. HOLTZMAN COMPANY,
INC. 1925 New York ave. y. w.
FOR SALE-Six-room house in southeast. all
modern imp, furnace heat: price S. 6OJ
OWNER. BOX 2S6 Times office. IL
The Washington times., 1913-04-12

FOR RENT-JCST FAPERED AND PAINT
ED. us and TO Morton st. y. w. Six
rOoms. TILED bath. furnace heat front porch,
large yard and cellar. Rent only 5000
Gardiner & Dent, Inc, BIZ l4th.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
FOR RENT-STABLES

RAer S7 Eye 81. NV, 4 stalls. yard. 81. 50
RAar 81 ST. NV two Il. 90
Rear e.slz Md. ave. sw.................. $50
Rear 1910 Morse st. ne.....---........... 3.00
a s. CAYWOoD, ?l5 y. Y. ave. NV, NJ. 10.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
FOR RENT-ST0RES

DESIRABLE NEW STORE and Dwelling in
northwest section. Rent much reduced.
Ae6 quickly. A. =. FOX CO.. Rental Agents.
M st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12

BRANDNEW GROOM HOUSE. with fur
mace heat; thoroughly modern: up-to-dato
decorations: located at 1884 A ST. 5. E; rent.
81. 80 per month.
E. II. TAGGART. 1il0 ST.
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FOR SAlE-lO1S

BUNGALOW SITES WITH RIVER VIEW:
price. loc per foot; small cash payment
and monthly payments thereafter.
A. C. HOUGAToN & CO.. SIS F st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29
sAsHFuI MoDEsTY AND BRUSHING D1rr1DENon.

T is PLEASING to note the scobnaon gOsm
est retiring disposition Of esteemed contemporary
nal published in Portland In answering Mr. Houmard correspond
N ent recently, il
What the Journal thinks feels believes
vesemnt but It's editorial page page fought
fight against corrupt in Portland that page il led
the great fight for Willamette to be realized
con that fought and the pure milk fight Portland
that page it fought and won the great fight for right
has had It's sequel the Seventeenth constitution of the
United States.
on that II led the conflict for the direct primary
fought and beat the assembly by
stealth tho primary law and Statement Ono
ut was on that that fought for defends option
and that that sngehanded commission
government in Portland II these and other which
nal has led and is leading papers sincerity
to Mr. Houmard, there ia nothing that could
IL also pleasing to learn how much this modern David with
sling and stone has been able accomplish gratifying know that
alone and ngShNnd has fight against corrupt government op
cned tho willamette river milk Portland
things enumerated dffdnty by IT, and especially
in tho constitution Of the United States gratifying
psng that was able do all this by its little
but It's editorial which all great battles were fought
and had been supposed newspapers had IT.
tie to do with the passing Of the primary laws local option laws
and tho direct election United even thought that
Quo uRen had something do with these things peusc
to SEQ tho Oregon Journal has set matters right placed
those things where belongs bushng brows
tond page
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29
COUNCILMAN RraDoN INDIGNANT.

6 HERE WAS LIVELY TINE the city
Rgdon stirred animals speak,
indignant remarks at the balance of the council declaring
would not return his the council until
made him by his colleagues the council chamber
started two weeks at adjourned meeting of the council held Tuesday
night July 10 which acting hold office during
the chosen and Councilman Rigdon
At the regular meeting held the following Monday suggested
there might be doubt the legality Rgdon election
OF being made adjourned meeting and suggested
caution and matter of form" the again This
DONE and matter Of FORM only Rigdon
Councilman smnd vacancy Mr.
gon, when this manuy
as ho could by promptly resgnng Last night there
tho charter provision concerning acting
or no could be elected for than meeting from
council again elected Siegmund
Then Councilman Rgdon
the back from ambush by supposed friend very
idea as to who that fd
scenes know and they not giving anything for publication
ter has caused much being
there must bc Interior the
Sentiment generally is with Councilman Rgdo
Indeed sefespeg there nothing do It
the councils move
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29
STAY WITHIN THE LAW.

ut is PRETTY GOOD RULE abide by the
times There occasions when but
is excuse for refusing obey it, If the law
correct it, bit in the meanwhile obey aogaes
himself the right whether should obeyed
above the law and becomes to that
have too much law probably but that
obey them all.
Here in sam and all other in the
dozens Of ordinances that
attention to them, and they enforced. u
This is not tho fault Of the enforce
em For instance have laws against speeding
riders but neither tho speeers
We have health ordinances galore public
some also obeyed We hab charter but
than not in existence
thing else is called in to show that tits obsolete effect
In other words anarchists pure simple obeyng
sh laws as suit u.s. paying attention those that
correspond with our IDEAS Is it not time quit this
whether IL suits ideas and this especially city
work Each councilman when he dsObs the charter
flee and this has become thing try sticking the law
for change and II the law faulty get together
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
j, Cheney for the last 10 years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price, rs cents
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Han S Family Pills Cor constipa.
tion.
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V. B. Bean was instantly killed at
the Lambert mills, five miles west of
La Grande, Saturday by falling tree.
The contract for erecting the Carne-
gle library building at La Grande has
been let to G. H. Rush, the contract
price being $7777, or nearly $500 less
than the architects estimate.
$50
Senator Won der HELEN is being
doomed as Republican candidate for
governor in the southern part of tho
state. SO far he has refused to make
any statement as to his candidacy.
Lewis Fernsworth, formerly of
Washington county, who has seen ser.
vice on the Sacramenton News. Union,
has taken the management of the Cor
nelius Tribune.
Referring distinctly to Baker county,
the Baker Democrat says there is little
excuse for any man idling his time, for
there is plenty of work to do on the
farm and in the timber.
The strenuosity of the haymaking
life in the Willamette valley is shown
in the fact that Sunday school pic.
mic dated for July 16 at sodaville was
postponed "to some time early in Au.
gust"
Eugene Register; Winston Churchill
is evidently not only a novelist of
prominence, but man of great discern.
ment as well. When he wanted to
learn the delights of trout fishing he
came to Eugene and went up the Nc.
Kenzie.
As q specimen of what excited people
do at fires, the Itemizer prints a rumor
that at a restaurant conflagration in
Dalles last Sunday morning somebody
salvaged chunk of ice out of the re.
frigerator and carried it to safe place
leaving the refrigerator to burn.
aN#
PendletOn East Oregonian; During
the past few days of hot weather quite
number Of people, among them sew.
eral staid business men and popular
society ladies have undertaken to 10.
cate swimming holes. With their bath.
ing suits in bundles they have struck
the trail of bunch Of 'lidsn and it
has led them to several very choice
bathing spots
Brownie" the unrdden cayuse, of
Roseburg, is dead, A cowboy from
Pendleton undertook to ride him Sun.
day, and as soon as the Blind was
lifted Brownie reared, fell over back.
wards and killed himself. The rider
slipped out of the saddle and was un.
hurt,
A big buck deer trotted down the
public highway near Albany Saturday,
dodging between teams, and finally
made good getaway, The season be.
ing closed no attempt was made to
shoot him.
La Grande will vote on the commits.
sion form of government October !,
The Dalles lodge of Moose will erect
100000 home in the uaar future. A
site has already been secured,
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Those city youngsters given a vaca-
ton at Silverton may have been sur
prised at a good many things, but ere
dulity is taxed to its limit when they
were astonished at seeing hog.
Considerable complaint is made in
Portland about dogs destroying flower
beds. The same complaint is made
here, and, for that matter, in every
other town in the state where there
are flowers. All of them have dogs.
George B. Cox, who has bossed Gin
cinnati for 81 years, has quit his job.
Got peeved because people objected to
the way he managed things.
go
How cooling the gentle sea breezes
must be to the overworked and unap-
preciated city official. Salem has a
mayor and a councilman or two resting
up and recuperating after season g
strenuous work. 1t is hoped the atmos-
phere and the waves may get up prop
er mix for the occasion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29

A big buck deer trotted down the
public highway near Albany Saturday,
dodging between teams, and finally
made a good getaway, The season be.
ing closed no attempt was made to
shoot him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29

Money makes the man who makes
the money
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29

La Grande will vote on the commits,
sion form of government October /,
The Dalles lodge of Moose will erect
100000 home in the uaar future. A
site has already been secured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29

Brownie" the unridden cayuse, of
Roseburg, is dead, A cowboy from
Pendleton undertook to ride him Sun.
day, and as soon as the Blind was
lifted Brownie reared, fell over back.
wards and killed himself The rider
slipped out of the saddle and was un.
hurt,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29

Eugene Register: Winston Churchill
is evidently not only a novelist of
prominence, but man of great discern.
ment as well. When he wanted to
learn the delights of trout fishing he
came to Eugene and went up the Nc.
Kenzie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-29

Lewis Fernsworth, formerly of
Washington county, who has seen ser.
vice on the Sacramenton News. Union,
has taken the management of the Cor
nelius Tribune.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-11

Presidio, Dec. 10.-The taking of
civilian refugees across the river into
United States territory and the build
ing of defenses in anticipation of a
rebel attack at Ojinaga, proceeded ac-
lively in the American village oppo-
site Preside, where the bulk Of the
Huerta government troops in the
north are concentrated. That the next
move will be forced by the rebels Is
conceded. General Mercado, the fed
eraI commander, adopted a waiting po-
sition, and meantime is reproyisioning
his troops.
Washington, Dec. 11.--Official re-
ports from Admiral Fletcher to the
navy department said the constitu-
tionalists were making progress In
their attack on Tampico, that Ameri-
cans and all other foreigners had been
removed to neutral zone for protec-
tfon under American guns. Thus far
no foreigners have been injured
The dispatches state that all non
scombatants have been concentrated al
a point near the waterfront where
they are under the protection of the
guns of the cruiser Chester. The gun :
boats Wheeling and Tacoma and the
5battleships Rhode Island and Micfli-
gan are further out.
From the harbor American naval or
fieers observed that strategically the
aconstitutionalists seem to have the
better position and are making head
way. If the foreigners cannot be kept
safely In the neutral zone they will
be taken aboard the ships