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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

eingefeitet botte, begrIBte Der 9teftora
ben Gait uno mics DOR alleua 6drmif8
hin, oaB ibn, BEN Gieia1pgIRbHubers
Die ofooeniIde ssreeuO nlld9 befoR~
6efs 6ur6 etnige Erobe1 fhres ul1fit~f
faltIhen a0unens ehreu woie, mns
6en grdii6enten fidtlia erfrgtte SIT
ieinem 0unt fiir bic 4ufuabme, iiber-
Imittclte 9r. 2orpea 8rndfit Durinsl
ber5ige Briibe All aie sSriebrih~gStl"
helm. uniper'tat me an Die Sodrth'
/ len Teutihlanbs. 3es netteren bielt
er eine rett ittereiiuute 8orlei1mg it
enuliiher Spradye iiber oaS Ebenla:
| Die ofieutlide Yfeinltng un6 bic 0c-
ImofratiIche 1Form Der 8eietgebunJ in
Igntertfa~ geiotberS pres er Der
g9ertG 6e8 0teimtngsdustaui6es, neu
lmir auf ufa6eniiterr 85epe NIT Dem
Bereiniqten Staateu fhon fett ,s5a1reu
unterhielteu. gr Dergfih bieien 4u8s
Itau1d BON Miiien uro gSii!en'haTtet
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Ilcbrts IhLoB: ,Ebe torf poit bare
oiueu us! Ges neiteren feterte oet
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! ID}euor 8u9leic6 ol8 8ertreter Der p1t"
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| Be eine8 Gbrcn0oftors Der genan1teu
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+ 8ortrdae mirfung8ooa 5u 8ebor~ ~8ds
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Qeiitert In 6as olte itltoentIld7e 8on'
IIie0 nit Elm: 8aubeanlu3 t8ttur, no.
INIT Die Feier ibren tpiiroigen ab'dgluB
| Ifanb 9lbeno5 UNI 8 llbr lamb I'M 500
Itel QLoLon benz dmerttantihen 8a1t 81
Gbrer elm Bantett itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
Ser Hrdiibeet Der rSaruarO
llniperlitg" in Berlin.
u}an fheibt aug 9erLin:

Utlu 1IslDf aus ISerllN.
8eitern (SOnnabenD) Rahmittag
puroe in Der alien 2tula unierer Uni
periitdt Der YrditDent Der r6arDar0
lIniDeriitp", Or. 2lb6ott 2atpreuce
QpipeQ, feierlih empfangsn uno be-
qriBt. Die 4uftubme, Die Dem De-
rubmten Geiter Der Dornebnriten unD
angeiebeniten 6o6i6ule Der gIeus1
WeIt BON unIsren gerliner geIe6rten,
| rem Rultusmiuiiterium iOnie bon
uaferer ftuoirenoeu Sugeno 5utbell
klpuroe, mar niht alletu etne beionoera
| Dirbiqung bes Ntonnes, Der ggenz
fpdrtig ais 8aft in ben UtauerH Der
| Hsiasbauptftaot petIt, Ionoern Ie8te
por alien audi Elm bereote5 3eIgntB
Don ben ber3Ii6 freunoi6uTtlt4en BE-
8ie6ungen ab. bic 0eutfaIanb NIT ben
0ereiniqten Staten perbinbet, uro
erlQnate oes6uIb audi iiber ore 9renz
sen utdbemiI6eu SntereIies Fndus
nod einen gang beionoeren pertb.
@rit pier Sabre lang betRioet 8-.
| QopeQ oas ihfpteriqe Qut, ais Brcs
iibent Der 5drDarb unroeriitdt oor8us
iteheu uno fpmit an Der SpiBe Dec
dmeritQniIhen 8iloungstDeIen lfber:
baupt aenannt su neroen. Der BrQs
Tipent Der 6drparo llntberiitp fptr(
duf 2ebensbauer gerpdblt, uno midi
aGein erftrett fih ietn GrnfluB au'
= cas qeiammte ameritani'he Gshrtpe'
lien. Ionoern beitiuu1t niht 3ulett ne
fentlib aud bic polittfte hhfuna
CTieie QlnIiGten iinb trrig. u. D. IT..
: 2ieat ibm i'm beionDeren Die geidrmt
} CraaniIutton be8 ameritanlidleG
: Qe6rtpeiens Oh (Gbenfaqs rrl6t rtn
: ria. q. b. R.), 10 lit sr nod bes net
} teren Der DiTenfddft gcgeuiiber per
] crtportlih oaour6, baB er ote Nro
{ FeiToren IeI6It ernennt, fte felbit 81
I Ieineu Mitarbeitern fpdbIt. lLno unite
z aan3 Defenders Ihperen llnrItanoel
!, aslarqte 2ppeq gu oieIer bebsutungs
; oolen SteQung. benn Is gait, Der
: oeuiuleu Charles Gliot, Der oa8 &c
Il iumnte amerituruid7e 2ehrpeien orgo
niftrte uno reforutrte, etlen fpurol
: oen g1u6foIger an geben. Die Wal
II mar aut. lptpeQ i6ien ulrh dl5 Nu
n for pieler beoeuteuDer ituGt8rehfId
ptTenIhaftltterQBerte bon DornbereI
Il iein. auBerorbertlthe 8efdbuun5 II
;; iein gmt mit3ubriugen, oenu be
Z 1903 erihiensne .2be 8ooernnrerrt
Il Enolano" i'll beute melt iiber o
Z. Greu3en Qmerita8 betuuut uno FL u
Il ternatipnaler 9eoeutuu8 geLangt. Vi
be aemein ertparb sr it1 bic bohite 2tns
L tennung.
e; IS mar 6aber MIR Die Glittrr
e fiir 0us Qeleijtete, Dem uut n
Teutihe 9ehnmg trugen, menu n
te, ben @elebrteu IN einen 1Se1taft |
Is ionoers ebrten. Ter Seier IN ulncr
III l1ninerittat nohnteu Der anterlfontC
gotihafter 2enbmGn NIT Den SEER
RI. Der 8otidaft bel. Bonn aultusnrlutn
ICE RUM maren anIpeieno: N2tutIter ot
pc Grott al Sol8, 0etptiteriaLolrett
> lIr. Sd)miot, 9irtI. 6sb. Gbersaet
Rath Or. Glitter, untcr ben Sebre
an unIerer SohidplIe hen1erfte m
,ls neben bern Reftor Grrfen gdllotili
ter Die 9rofei'oreu G0ltaro Dtep
OH ShntoIler, Sering, Roetbe, 6ertD
M 8aIoeper, b. 2ii3t, Setel, &ai3ton
OH tn II. a. 8erIdicbene bon ore1en bao
r" ia bereit8 ais Observation-Disclosures
al gn,erifa qelpeiIt Iahbem Der 'tint
,er ride Gbor Die SSeter NIT Der Spm
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
slmtirenoer &oli3eiridlter.

gnlpalt g. Girou niro beute ais
8oli3eirifter fun4ren, oo 9ihter
sSridc perrciien mliB. ampolt 3iron
miro iniolgeoeiien aIler 8abriheln'
lihfeit noh ben 5all -gegen slIlau
gotsIorS. 6cn Serausgeber Der Stpl"
All perbanoeIn babeu. ba oieier 5o[l
fiir bente atlf oen 8erihtstaIenoe,
itcbt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
2okal.gerid)t
Die ssreibriefs saan,pagne
gireermeiIter Snnt erfIart iid ~
Nnniten eines nemen 5reibriefs.
aiibrisfeit bcs Giti5ens nno oes oslo
Gbarter"s sapmmittees."

glraermsiiier 5unt bat aeitern in
einem I1ngeren S6reiben, Das er foa
fpohl an 6errn Sobn &. Bruce, ben
9orfiber Oes giti5sns Charter gonls
mittse, nis auh an 6errn Ssurbuf
Gmitb. ben 0oriiber oes giseloiu@
5reibrieffommittses. geIdnot. Die
GSriinoe bnrgelegt, tpeld,e i'm peruns
laHcn. einsn nsasn grsibrisf fir Cine
einnati su befiirportsn.
3er segenpdrtigs Srtibrief Der
GtaDt lit mad Der aniiht bes giireer'
meiiters einfah peratt.t unb tonm FUR
Gin Dorf getisnst. aber muBte btsher
beibebaIten tperoen, ou bic Bertdls
iitng bes Stdatss DOR ibrer siir3lth
erfolaten 4menbiruna bic 8eitimHung
ent6ielt. bab ale Stdote NIT timer
Ginpchnsrsdbl BON iiber 5000 ben
aIeid,eu ,sreibrief haben mubten 20
nun gincinnati ieBt ods Reht bat,
iih einen neuen, moosrnen 4nIprii6en
gsniigenosn 5reibrief 5u iiderr, iouts
bic Stabt bon oieIer 9elegeHbeit uns
persiialif) Gebrdud, MAIDEN.
Der giiroermeiiter bsbanoelt bdnn
Die 6auptpuntte, bic ieintr aniidt
na6 in benz ntuen Jrsi6rief entbalter
fsin iOlIten. Sn erfter 2inie iprih'
er lid, fir part.iloie itGotiIhe gBdblsr
ous uno au6 fur langsre Minister
mine Der ertp1hltsn itdotii6en Beam
ten, oa bic seeenipdrtisen 3ipeijdbrit
qen 3ermine ben 9samtsH abiola
feine 0eleaenbeit bietsn, irgenotpelh
Dirflihe 0erbeHeruueen ein3ufubren
ionbern fie Iebr bdufig mitten In lhrs'
9lrbsit ipieoer ibrss 4mtes DerIaitii
eebsn.
Gsrnsr iii Der 8iiresrmsiiter gan
entifieoen fir einen aeineu Staot
ratb. oa bic aegenipGrtise UletboOs, oi
GidbtrdtbsmitgIteoer nnh Warns q
erpdblen, Ietner 4niifa nah bag
perfiibrt, baB Die 8srtrster Der einse!
nsd Ddrbs nur bos sSntersiie ibrs
Wares uno niht Dos Der Stabt ir
Mage bdben.
Damn ipriht fih Der 9iirsermeiits
fir Die Sdaffuns--sines SieuerIp
items aus, blrh ipelfes bic Stal
srmddtigi nirb, bic grunobeiiber |
Der ndhften llmgebung BON 9artanlo
gen fir ben ibnen burh bic Ydris er
pa6ienhen Nerthsrtpdhs su befteu
ern. Die 10 er5ieIteH 0elber tonne
pnnn fir part3ne6e Deruusgabt ipei
ben. ipdbreno inter oem gegsnrdrtigs
Gpitem Die aeiammte 9iirgeritdft Fl
qart3pede in pOllig sleitem Wat
beiteuert ipirb.
Der Biirgumeiiter tpiinift aud
bab Der Stdot nab oeutfhldnbiIhtl
Muiter bds Reht eeseben piiro
2uIrbsompltre on3utaufeil unb mad
Dem bic StraBen aneslest unb 9di
uno DaHerleitung aslest fporbsn a
8auItsllen an Die giirgsriddft 81 ne
faufsH.
Wit 9e3ug ouf bic OFFentlihen Iii
litdtsH ipiirbe Elm neuer sSreibrief, na
Der aHfiht oes giirgsrmeiiiers, b
Stabs ieine sr0beren Rs6ts getpd
rem, afs re eegenpGriia beiisi. M
6err 6unt betont, Tam Die eta
ifon isst irsen6tpeld3e 0ffentli9e III
IitGtn t1ufliG srtperben uno ben 9
trieb bsriaben ii6ernsbmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

DQs 9reuBtf d { W artHes
.lieD. Der gei6lhtli6e &f Der
preuBiIden 8orpette r0an3tg" unter
grin3domirat Nbalbert bon Breuben
bel bem 8orgebtrge Tues 6orca5 om
7 Nuo1tft 1856 -- Die erite 9Bd1tenz
tbdt Der preuBiIaen g}Qrtue! 1T ntft
| i'm giIoe feitgebalten, Ionoern aup
BON Der 8ihtunq un0 BON Der Wtu1tt
per6errliht poroeu. Der DftBIer,
! Der ben 3u Sobe bernunoeten 4biu7
tanten oes 4rin3lomiraIs, ben 2suts
nunt 2ur Gee Iteiemunn, aus Gem Gea
| fscot fii6rte uno on 8Or0 Der o8ana
ala brahte, mar Der Grite Cftl3ter
SQfpb Q(rt6ur RDbert BON 8ottipeu,
| Der 5dnieqerTobu oes gr0Bteu oeuta
fcbeu 9aQapentomponi1ten 8drl Goea
| me: feline Dittipe, Qoepe8 Glteite 3on@
ter Sulta, lebt nod in Apbem 2llter 5lt
| llutel am Rbein. Sn Der 51mtlte
! Qoepe 3u Stetttn perte6rte oamdIs Der
in Berlin qenau DOR huuOert SahrelI
aeboreus unO in 0ur3ig 1880 qeitors
bene GdifFsbauueiIter Garl GuDntg
; 5grlepria Aan00p; er mar Der ytesge
nab thattq m Appenba9&n, QboDlptq,
, e5rabOn pei Stettln, no l64I DGs
: erite bon ibm erblute etierne 2amp1<
I iafi DDm Stapel Lief, Johann III ap@
1tod, 9lusgop, 0an3Ig, po er 1873
: als Shiffsbaupirettpr Der &ailerltz
c,sn gRQr.ue in ben Hubeltaro trdt;
!. iein Sobn lebt IN Berlin ais @betres
:. Datteltr. 8egeiitert Don Der preuBIs
: ihen 6el0sntbat i'm ferneu Atrtta
: ihuf er eiu SeDiht, oas nBreubnn'
> Martnelieo@, uuo CAB es benz thm be-
: freunoeteu &arl &oepe 3ur 8erto'
: nuua. Goepe that Is uuo DolIte pt'
= 4ouppitttDn BEN YrIn5anmiral nib
: men, pie letn ptesbe5iigitaer 8ret
= sntrpurf benefit, ben Die Spnlgltn
9tbliot6et 3u Berlin befpa9rt. Dp
:, annette Strop1e oteIe8 RanDoDz2 2oepe
= iden greuBiIfeu WtarineIteoes, pa
!. na6rLia peroiente, betannter 3u ieln
~ lautet: DIE idtofflen aIffptraten, o.
:, mGhten preub'fh Saateu, bic lie Doc
nitt aei0t. - Da tam Der eole Ftt
= ter Die UleeresuugetDttter: 8om RiF
;. Die Glag9e pebt, Sungens ipdnn
:, Die SegeI auf unb laBt Die 6Iasge rpe
~ benz -- Spibp, bobobDbpbo. IS lei
~ Der 4bmiraI! Gs lebe infer Grim
= unier 8rin3abmiruL!" 01s QrelBtif
m RqrineIieb ift auBer in Der 2oerpe
e. Ihen 8efammtausgabe bel 8relttoF
~ &. 6drteI in 2eip3iq audi sin3eIn e.
l. Iddenen; bas oon @eSto be @rd3I q
ri 2eihnste 5itelbil0 3eiqt ote aDun3l1
~ | an Der marotfariiteu RiftiETts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

gluh bic 2(ufhdffung etftess autos
fcrberte iie BON ihrem 8atter; hsur4
biefeg. bebulptste fis, gebore gu eiusE
itant )eagem6hen 2sbeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
Die trummtu gttne

Frau (arf benz g}aBbureau Iejfc 3ls
f6rem 9atteu) ,8nDpf' ber "
su, Wtar 49,. iouit ihretbt e e
befmoerss Gennsnben inn 4}0D.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
Die asitations-gs -gsriammlungen Sea
Citizens apmmfttees.

Tas Gitisens Charter aominittee
entpideIte seitern iuieber cine enliige
agitatoriid,e 9hatigfeit. Games u.
geilion. gr1iioent Der 9aticrn Nta.
fer 2iga pom ytoro amerifa nuo aan.
oioat aui Dem Giti3ens.Iidet, beifaf.
iigie iif in ieiner anisrade aeitern
MRittag in Der 0eriammlung AT
Spring @rone slnenue Mno Straigbt
Strabe nut Der legisIatipen 1hdtig.
feit Oes ,bcrrn Serbert 2. 9igeloip.
Sein gerhalten in Der 9egislniiir ton.
traIticre merfiuiiroia nit iciner gro.
ben arbeiierfrennDlirfeit. oie err ieet
porgebe. benn ibatiafIidb babe lit
Serr gigelop nbiihtIid b1uftl ge.
oriidt, ipenu iiber iuihtige arbeiter.
biQs abaeiiimmt miroe. abcr einenl
R0nn. Der Veriprefunpen nid)t halta
nne 8erpfIidltnugen aus Dem @eag
gcbc fonne man nit Der 3ilnmerunl
eines itaotiifen Jreibrieis nid,t be
irauen.
lie isirit @nro 2cnn ano guifoine
slIioeinfion. oeren 9rGiioent 6. VI
g,ohmer Mn0 oeren Setret1r !. 4
Shmibt iii, bat gehliiiie angennn,
men, morin bie fiinf5ebn aanoioater
bes Giti5ens Gbarter aonmiftees eli
bofiirt meroen. neil oitrd Gnuabltnls
nerielben ben beiten ssntereiien oel
gauDereine gebient sperbe.
0ouig $. Gnpelle iprof, aeiterI
aberb in stpei 8eriamnlIungen, al
wsliIberrn uHo @ine un6 an Sibert
uno Wsnin StraBe. 9a er ielbft DC
oeaisIatur an1ebort. bate er Geie
aenbeit. bic 1batigfeit oes Serrl
gsieelcsp nit eieenen almgen 5a beot
af,ten. gr bdlt nift uief bon oieie
1bdtigfeit. benn oieieIbe mar mid
fonitrnftiD iofbern beitritfip, urto al
nerr HigelcD NIT ieinsn Aniid,te
iftbuyHbrincsu. babe q os
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
s6Gtigfeit bes .Ro 6 har'
ter q apmm mittets.

ter Gomm mittets.
Tas no g5artsr~ eaommit.ee bat
fir bic nG6iten 99ge bic foIgennen
agitaticns 9erfommlungen anbes
rduHit:
Dcnneritda, s llbr 2lf<nbs -
Wners Dale in Rioeriiot; Reoner:
albert U. 5uisman uno 5orrp 5.
4ppIing.
;yreitae, 8 llbr Nbenbs - M1biions
uile Conn 0aIl; Rsbnsr: Ritter GlIis
.. 8rsgg nno ghos. 8. Rofe.
gFreitaa, 8 llbr abenbs 30. 1888
Goftern apsnlis, SIo Spenoer 5onr
6ag; Reonsr: Soi. .. aelIep unf
Aihtsr Gals 3. grsgg; 8oriiser'
G3ra .. GrstnDdIb.
Samitas, s ubr absnoa - Sanls,
Qorf, Riperiioe (bis GrIaubHiB fir oit
8sriammluna puree pom poli3sifef
gopslGn asipdbrt); Reoner: Scf. y
asaep uno Ri6ttr GlIis Q. Grsag
0crfser: Wrn. 8. Oibicn. Wliigliel
Dss Shulraths.
| Ganiiag. 8 ll6r absnos Rnospl
! tons Corner aorthfibe; Reonsr
Gbds. g. 6oppiHg uto Ghas. =
gfois.
| Bonn ,9to Charter <Sanptqnartte
limb gcItfarten alsgefd)idt lporoel
|iuorin bic gnpfonger eriudt tperoer
linn ssnfereiie Der rgso Charter .Ss
liregnna einem sscnlHittee BON 1ou
.lien0 beisntrefen. Auf hteie Boitfarte
.lfreffen bic antsportfn iest hdilfef
Iineiie EN-. iobaB fir oas ssornmItte
nif,t tnuIenc, ionbern Stueitanien
lgsnmen porbnnben iinn, uenii bic y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
MEXICO SCENE OF REVOLUTION.
Continued from page ~

that 200 were reported killed in Sun
days battle around the palace and
that most Of the federal soldiers have
Joined the revolt The rebels, he said,
control Mexico Citys arsenal
AS dean of the diplomatic corps, Am.
bassador Wilson officially demanded
on both General Diaz and President
Madero protection of all foreigners,
Secretary Knox has wired Wilson to
report Immediately details Of condl.
tions at the Mexican capital, Whether
American warships will be rushed to
Mexico probably will depend on Will
sons answer.
Twenty members of the American
Protective association armed with RI
lles, stood guard over the American
embassy. Yesterdays battle was
fought some distance from the embas-
sy.
Ambassador Wilson has been unable
to confirm reports that three Ameri-
cans met death in Sundays battle.
Foreigners have been repeatedly warn
ed to remain away from the danger
zones, but many are disregarding the
warning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
THE HOUSE DEFEATS
a, SENATE EIGHT-H0UR BILL

The Calkins senate bill creating a
right of action for damages against
any person or saloOnkeepers who sells
or gives away liquor to an intoxicated
man or habitual drunkard, is now a
law, having passed the house today af-
ter Intellectual efforts had been made
to amend it by inserting the word
knowingly" before sells or gives
away"
The house committee on alcoholic
traffic amended the bill after the sem
ate passed It, by inserting the word,
Bonebrake, of Benton, Immediately at
tackled the change when the bill came
up for third reading, and the house in
committee of the whole, struck out the
word, despite efforts Of friends Of the
liquor elemen. to keep it there.
Bonebrake argued that the presence
of the word would pull the teeth from
the bill and would enable saloonkeep-
ers to escape conviction by compelling
proof that they knew that a man was
intoxicated Westerlund of the alco-
holic traffic committee, in explanation
of the amendment made by that COM
mite, said that at the committee hear
ings, which We're attended by Mr..
Bonebrake himself, both the temper
ance and liquor elements had agreed
to the insertion of the world "Rnow-
ingly." He therefore declared that
Bonebrake's attack ON this change to-
day was surprising and unfair to the
committee.
The action Of the house today in de-
feating the senate bill specifying eight
hours daily labor and AZ hours a week
on all state contracts, was general
surprise, as this measure was voted
upon fayorably by the people at the
last general election 1t is probable,
however, that the bill will be recon-
sidered and passed, as Lawrence, who
fathered the bill in the house, changed
his vote to no, and members generally
said that they would vote for It If 1t
were amended so as to allow man,
who obtained q small contract from
the state to work on that job as many
hours a day OF week as he wanted to,
The senate bill changing fees paid
by applicants for admission to the bar
from $40 TO 500 for Oregon applicants
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

The Rainey African hunt pictures,
which are to be exhibited at the
Grand opera house for three nights,
beginning tonight, with special price
matinee for children Wednesday, at
p, m, are doubtless the most wonder
full collection of wild animal pictures
ever shown ON a screen. This is one
Of the greatest popular attractions
booked by John Court this season. At
the Moore theatre, Seattle, after a
weeks capacity business a return date
was necessary, that the Seattle public
might have an opportunity to see
these pictures. They were also shown
one week at the Heillg theatre, in
Portland The prices at the Grand
are the same as for other cities, SOC,
35c and Csc,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

Mr.. Perkins, Roseburg capitalist,
arrived this morning for a short stay.
Mr.. w. b, Sherman, of Grants Pass
is in Salem today on a purely business
visit.
Rose Maidens, important. BE at re-
hearsal, Y NJ, c. A., tonight at 80,
sharps.
Moose, attention. Initiation and
banquet Tuesday, February II. II. II.
Turner, secretary.
Dr. and Mrs, II. +, Clay and Miss
Louise Thompson registered at the
Portland Hotel, Portland, recently.
Miss Winnie schramm returned to
school at Corvallis this morning, after
spending few days with her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Aldrich, Of Blackroot,
Idaho, who have been visiting Judge
Galloway, left this morning for their
home
Miss Hattie Canaday, chief operator
Of the Pacific Telephone company, left
Saturday evening for Eugene to spend
Sunday
Mrs. c. c, Worlck, living at 900
North Cottage street, has been i'll for
some time, and but little hope is en-
tertained for her recovery.
MIR Frank McClinch, living near
Lincoln, is in town. Mr.. McCllnch is
very enthusiastic about having a rail-
road between Salem and McMinnyille.
Staple and fancy groceries at all
times; vegetables in season, and the
best bread in Salem, Try It just once
and you will use no other. Phone
Main 18l The Sunset grocery 121
South Comemrcial street.
Our clearance sale prices are at
tracing attention. You should inves-
tigate before buying. All new goods,
new store. Salem Furniture Com
paay 333-339 Chemeketa street.
George ~ Watson, Of Wolsor, Idaho,
paid The Journal office visit today,
stating that when leaving Idaho tho
ice was a foot thick and u foot of snow
on top of the ice. Mr.. Watson says
that Oregon looked good to him,
The mems meeting at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow, Tues.
day evening, at G:3O sharp. Supper
served by the ladies', followed by an
address on Social Hygiene" by J.
Allen Gilbert Of Portland The sup
per will be excellent, and the address
an able one ON very interesting sub
ject and one every man in Salem
should hear All men invited
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
NOTED SPECIALISTS PERISH.
Continued from Page ~

started January 4 1912, for the pole
from"a a point $50 miles south.
1t is believed that after reaching
the pole, Scott and his companions
Dr. Wilson, Captain Oates, Lieutenant
Bowers and Petty officer Evans were
overwhelmed by a blizzard on their re-
turn journey and that other members
Of the expedition later found their
bodies with notes of the trip which at
tanned for Scott his life's ambition and
also cost his life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
DIED.

PATTERSON.--At her home in The
Dalles, Saturday, February s, 1013
Mrs. Blanche Gray Patterson, at the
age Of 50 years.
Mrs. Patterson resided in Salem un.
til 1886. She was born in Franklin
Wis, and removed to Oregon in 1865.
She was married to Jerry NJ. Patterson
in 1871. The following children were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson: Ed
ward G., of Salem; Beulah G., Pru.
dence NJ, and VIM. G., Of The Dalles.
Her husband is also left to mourn her
death.
The funeral was held yesterday al
The Dalles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

l do a general visiting and office
practice, treating both acute and
chronic diseases. have many pa
tients for asthma, dropsy, diseases Of
the heart and kidneys, gall stones,
rheumatism, diseases Of the skin and
nervous disorders.
I have cured dropsy in patients af-
ter they had been pronounced hopeless
by other able physicians.
| have cured gall stones after emf
nent surgeons had said that an opera
ton would be necessary to afford re-
lief
Office practice: Cash.
If you need my help, I am at your
service.
DIR. l.. G. ALTMAN,
2OG n. Liberty St,
Phone: Main 147. Salem, oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
CITY NEWS.

Mr. b, f. Eddy, Of Roseburg Is
spending the day here.
Mr.. r. Watson, Of Portland Is in
town today on business matters
Mr.. W, Dibley, of Spokane, Wash is
in the city on a business visit.
Mr.. David Reese, OF the Studebaker
Automobile company, spent Sunday in
Portland
Mr.. Fred Voget, of the Falls City
Lumber company, Is in Portland on
businesss.
Mrs. II. A, Harris has q nephew, Mr..
Fred Bracewell, from Allentown, Ia,
visiting her,
Mrs. NJ. Montgomery Of Junction
City is the guest of +. p. TalNngton,
of this city,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith, of North
Bend, Oreo are here taking a look at
the legislature.
John d. Wheeler, st, Louis, Mo-, ar
rived this morning, and is looking over
the Capital City.
Mrs, Hugh Smith, Of Howell Prai-
rie, arrived this morning to visit Mrs.
Seryall Shepherd,
Mr.. u, A. Klees, Of the firm X. and
Jo wholesale candy makers, spent yes
terday in Portland.
Mr.. S. NJ. Mccall, the hopman OF KOi-
ser Bottom, Is in town, looking after
business matters.
Pianos, best grades and sold on
easy terms, Ludwig, Packard, Wiley
u. Allen Co, II. T. Peters, manager
Corner state and High streets Moose
building
Fresh and cured meats, all handled
under complete sanitary system
Place your noXt order with MS, Phone
Main 1928. Steusloff Bros, butchers
and packers, Court and Liberty street
Sperlings grocery Phone Main &C.
Quick service and prompt delivery Of
all orders IL what Is making our in
crease IN businesses. Place your next
order with us. 81 North Commercial
street Y. NJ G. A. building,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
jim WILSON

96 acres, all clear, 45 acres 2-year-
old prunes, in good condition. new
house, large barn, on main road beau
tiful location, miles from good town.
Price, including team, wagon and
farm implements, $3.50 per acre.
21 acres, 8 acres orchard, 3 Y miles
from town, Broom house, barn out
buildings, $4,000.
Some fine acre tracts on car line
outside city limits.
List your property with me.
| advertise nothing but bargains.
JIM WILSON,
l4l N High Ct Salem, Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
THE HUMPHREYS WILL
BE HANGED MARCH 81

Corvallis, Or, Feb. 1O.-Charles and
George Humphreys, convicted of the
murder of Mrs Eliza Griffith, 20
months ago, were today re-sentenced
to be hanged March 81 by Judge Ham
ilton. .i&,I&
The two brothers were con bicted in
the circuit court last year and SEN
fenced to die December l3. An appeal
TO the supreme court prevented their
execution on the day set
The lower court was sustained by
the supreme court and the prisoners
We're brought here today from Salem
for re-sentencing,