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Jor sale

BICYCLI1s.-SE NV LINE OF 1911.
models before buying. Agent tvr
jR-. 523 West Broad
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SOUTH RICHMOND

man. was arrested yesterday by ON
Ger G. =. Phillips, on the charge OF de-
fraudlnG Mrs. NJ. Hcaton OF her board
bill.
Clements White, colorcd. charged
with recklcssly driving q wagon on
Monday afternoon. was lined SO by
Justice Maurice yesterday in Police
Court, Part III. The vehicle is said to
have run into another team.
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beautiful ncighborhood: also vaiia
pie store property. =. c. NORRIS,
Trcviians. Va.
1H5oo Will HUY 4 GROVE AVENUE
nome 100 block, eight rooms. three
baths, lot 11c feet deep Madison
1907
SUBURBAN HOME or IL ROOMS AND
1l conVeniences; 100 acres. highly
improved land; near city. on two rail-
DiguatCI
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llidntth

WANTED. 100 MEN AND BOYS no
call and see Gentry's line of blcvcles
before buying. sos West 81 Dad
Monroe 2O4l.
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Yct, Cpal dnn lli1un

LONG. THE w0oD MAN. HAS BEEN
leader In oak, pine and slab wood
prepared to suit every housekeeper
domestic coal. Virginia anthracite
and briquetts only $3.50 per ton.
Quick delivery. Madison iO69-lOTO
once. 1906 West Broad
quick DELIVERIES. FULL LOADS;
pine, oak or slab wood: Pennsylvania
nut. stove and egg coal; splint, lump,
focahontas and New River run OF
mine: bTiQuctte at lowest price.
IRIS
BEST SPLINT, $500; BEST ANTHRA-
cite. $3.50 al o. Ell Goals At lowest
prices w. Il ..GAMS. T0S to iii
North Seventeenth Street Madison
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TO BUY FOR CAST, Old
gold and silver Il. G. MEYER JEW
ELRY COMPANY, II West Broad
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ATTRACTIVE WOODLAND HEIGHTS
nome, eight rooms. outhuildngs
near Fomtic"llo Spring, $4,000; good
terms.
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lAnnIl,S 3ior Heat

Nl loaI -. FGIRNIsHGP;; :, IiEATEp
rs North Eighth
Sl4 EAST CLAY; NICE ROOMS. WEI.L.-
furnished: central: transients also.
NICE ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD N'T
- North sixth street. MISS PAL
NlCELN FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO
iRhi housekeeping rooms. $40 North
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS. COM
pieteiy furnished for housekeeping.
los Yves; Grace.
FOR RENT, 4 NICE FURNISHED
room. Third noor, near bath. Apply
5l0 East Franklin.
sIN-RooM APARTMENT, 400 BLOCK
West Grace; moderate price Mon
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. HOUSE
Keeping, So: also another room.
Adults. 20 South Adams
BRIGHT ROOMS. IA NORTH SIXTH
street. between Franklin and Main.
THREE REAUTIFuL UNFURNIsHED
rooms, private bath, electric lights
ITO East Franklin.
FOR GENTll2M9N, SINGLE AND
double room; light heat 4o1 East
Franklin
TWO LARGE BASEMENT ROOMS.
electric lights suitable for ply
East Franklin.
VIRGINIA BUILDING. FIFTH AND
Main, large. attractive, newly fur
nishcd rooms, adjoining bath hot
water. steam heat, electric lights.
elevator. Madison 3322-J. fourth
door
WHEN YOU COME no RICHMOND
stop at lo02 East Clay street. whcro
you can get II nice clean room for
"0c: Maai3 served i'm old Virginia
THREE NICE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, opposite Methodist
church, Highland Park Address -
20G: care Times. Dispstcii.
{9onltrg, 4osts ana gtnr &5IpfN
FOR SALE MALTESE POODLE
puppies. three months old. cheap. 40
East FRANKLIN.
PONIES FOR SALE BREEDfR'S
herds of welsh ponies: also young
growing stock of Welsh Mountain
and shetland ponies OF highest Grade
and type. Inquiries promptly an
awercd. Write or apply MONTROSE
pONY EAKM: Cnrtorsyille. Va.
Sirinrn6 s2ptifr5
Capitol Building and Loan Association.
richmond. Va, December . 1913.
THt. BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
his Association has this day de-
ciared scmiannual dividend 1No.
62) or four per cent, free of tax.
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LOOK AT THOSE NEW HOMES. 1909
three baths; irst-class in every way;
iohtinG tn" park, two sgt, res from
lie" Monument. Madison liG7, Mon
roc 2a44-I
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FOR l'HDTOGRAIH AND FULL FAR
ticulars of tho above properties apply
10 W. +. HARRIS. GIL East Main
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5tranlhpatG
>(@-@~--~-->(>|--(----|-
OLD DOMINION LINE

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily.7:oo p. M.
Leave Newport Ncws..........,........5:oo A. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk A. Nf
Connects With main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday.
200 4 NJ. Connections also made by ~. d
". Ry. Il. NJ. and e. & Q. Ry. ct r. Nj.
Night line steamers stop at ClaTemont on
signal and are met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO-Ja1nss River
Ky daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and all James RI.er landings. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday az 6,s A. NJ. Freil,lls
received for all James River Points
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FINE AIBEAIhRLE FARM OF lis
acres, within ono mile OF station aud
only twelve miles 10 Charlottesville
Va. Splendid ten-room dwelling,
equipped with all modern improve
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@rftirga

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Cray National
TelautoGraph Company VIII DO held
on December 10 next. at noon, at
Room II, Merchants National Bank
building. Richmond, Va.
NJ. H. CHAMPION.
SocTctnrV
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FOR SALE, BUSINESS LOCATION
ma farm. Address L as, care
Times Dispatch
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VERIFY COMPANY. INC. 10 EAST,
Tenth street, South Richinond Mon
roe %
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Elat5 FOR lHrnf

1925 WEST FRANKLIN. THIRD FLAT
iIin" rooms; heat furnished; very
iiEht and attractive. Hcu, reduced
- only ij5. Sec us promptly. CREN-
SHAW X R1CNS.
FLAT or THREE ROOMS AID BATiI
Tor rent cheap TO right party; refer
cnctH required; couple preferred.
2slG West Main street.
ELEGANT FLAT OF THREE OK FIVE
rooms. newly papercd. In choice cen
tTal location: very attractive. Ref
crences required. J j4l, car. Times
l)iNpatrh
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SIX-ROCM HOUSE, OAK GROVE.
sl.i5o- Small cash payment. balance.
monthly.
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WiDE-AWAifE .aGI1NTS ARE COIN-
ING MONEY WITH OUR EASILY
demonstrated specialtics Write to-
day for particulars. sample and new
cataloSue. ARTHUR MEG. CO,
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iAcal estate for iicnt

NEW MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
70 rent. parties leaving city; Will sac
Ilhce on rent If taken at once; hot
Water heat gas and electric light,
WILL RENT MY LARGE. A'TTRI5'-
tive house OF twenty rooms, centrally
located, and having an established
business rs select boarding place;
good number OF hoarders now i'm
house. References required. * 245
care Times Dispatch
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}0onltrg, 4osts ana Ginr 5rufN
Sihinrnb saptifrG

Capitol Building and Loan Association.
ti!chmond. Va, December ., 1913.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
his Association has this day de-
clared y scmiannual dividend 90.
go or four per cent, free of tax.
JOHN Il. WELSH.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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aurtion sales, future Daps
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

AfcELROY FARM. NEAR GoRDONS-
WILLIE. IN AIBENIARLE COUNTY.
ADJOINING THE FARMS OF MRS.
ALLEN POTTS. WILBUR w. OS-
BORNE. JOSEPH Il. WILLARD. VIR-
GINA NJ. OSBORNE AND OTHERS.
CONTAINING; TWO HUNDRED AND
THIRTY Two t2s2) ACRES. MORE.
OF. LESS
This farm is highly valuable and
suitable as IL dairy farm and country
place; fertile soil. we'll watered, in hne
condition. with improvements recently
built. consisting OF large dwelling
house. barn, stable and other outbuiid :
ingS.
Will be sold Mt public auction at the
front door Of tho Courthouse of Abe
marie County. In the city OF Char
lottesville. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1919
at o'clock y. NJ
TERMS: Cash.
Y. r. SHACKELFORD
II. H. THURLOW.
r II. DeJARNETTE, JR,
Special Commissioners.
Orange. Va.
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STEAMBOATS,
WEST INDIES

Delightful Cruises About 20 Days New :.
:. "GVtANN,' Dec. 81 md Feb. Z ana other
steamers forinighuy for 81. Thomas ST
CroiN. 81 kttts, Antigua, Guodaloupe. Do
miniCa, Martinique. ST Lucia. Barbadocs and
Dcmarara. For FUN Information apply To-
a. r.. OUTERBRiDGE " CO, Agents, Que
bee y. ). Co. Ltd, - broadway, New York i;
or any local ticket agent.
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Leave Richmond
/ Arrive Richmond
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Rail. LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule in Effect December l. 1913
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond FOE
T.. NJ.
FOR I.YNCHBuRG AND THE WEST:
't:i5 a. NJ. $50 a. M $500 L. ~, leo y NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .ll:io 4.
NJ. 'd:35 L. NJ. $50 P. NJ From the West:
,s;'0 a. NJ. ta:lo +. NJ, il:+p T., NJ. 'G:Gs 7.
NJ, 1900 L. NJ
DAILY. :Daiy except Sunday. ssunday,
only.
". -. BEvILL. ". c. SAUNDERS,
T. /; NJ. Hoanoka: q. y. a.. Roanoke.
c. II. BOSLEY, u. =. n, Richmond. Va.
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farm and suburban home OF 100
acres ~ station. ana within 90 miles
or Richmond. Beautiful bungalow
or !" rooms and two bath rooms.
heated by . hot-air furnace and
lighted VIII, gas. This property Is
IN Il splendid ncighborhood. and is
being offered for sale ut a low price
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G5isrsllalleous

WRITE FOR CATALOGUE,
RALSTON HEALTH SHOES. MADE on
foot mulded lasts. All feathers for
all wcathcrs GEO. T. SijI'MAN
sells thcm, 6Sl East Broad, Ralston
Boot ShOp
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Rnilrond of tho South

The STANDARD ,.l.l Rnilrnnd Of tho South
rRA,H EFt tElvr: I, IGH ,EG 2 1919;
For Florida and South: s:l5 \. NJ and 6:aj
=. NJ. 100 A. NJ w.
For Norfolk: $500 y. NJ. 800 r. NJ, 4:,0 y.
NJ. 500 p. NJ. s:3o p. .e ST. '''' a. Ill., 700 ~
For petersburg: 200 a. NJ, 6:15 A NJ
SIS 4. NJ. $500 y. NJ, $3.50 A. NJ. 200 p NJ
u:45 II. NJ. ~
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: .t:iO p. M
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. Nj
Iio:i5 \; NJ. $50 a. a.. 1897 4. NJ, ''l0:i5 \.
I. NJ. 6:3o Z. NJ. 500 L. NJ. 900 L. NJ. ii:5j
Except Sunday. ''sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure aud connec-
lions not guaranteed.
G. S. CAMPBELL. D. p a. ssS Main 81.
SEABoARD AIR LINE.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 500 ~ M.-Locai to Noriina
20 l.. M.-Sicepers and coaches. Atlanta
l.. M.-Local. HE'S p. M.-Seerers amI
coaches Atlanta. Birmingham, Memphis.
100 y. M.-Sleepers and couches. Jackson
VILE. Northbound trains scheduled TO arr!vu
$3.50 a.. NJ. Local 5:o5 =. NJ. s:i5 p. NJ Local
Richmond ana Chesapeake Bay Railway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains effective May
&C. 1917: Leaye Richmond Laurel and Broad
NJ. e;io \. Nj. ''io;io a. NJ. n:l0 4. NJ, ito
T.. Nj. 2:l0 Il. NJ $40 p. NJ, bi:io T. NJ, S:7a
J.. VI. $50 p. NJ $40 p. NJ. bs1o p. M..
NJ. $500 y. Al. b9:eo a. NJ. 1000 a. NJ, s.il :ei
y. VI. 200 n, ''i 100 y. NJ. $500 J.. NJ, 90
J.. n. .:e9 2, NJ. bb:oo p: NJ, 600 p. ~. T:9a
L. NJ. 500 Z. Nj, b9:V0 T.. NJ. 1900 p. Af.
'Daiiy except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
bCarrtes baggage
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agents lIlanten

INSTITUTION VIII GIVE
So to SO daily ana a permanent po-
sitiou to result producers. We want
everybody save money AS an IN
duccmcnt we give money free of
charge TO start the account. Give
your phone and address. u. @. Box
TCS CITY.
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FOR SALE. 1901 ACRES liz Abe
mario County: excellent land and
hnSly located on public road, four
miles from charlottesville three
miles OF which is macadam read
Some splendid timber on this prop.
cry. The timber. together with
telephone poles ties ana bark, Will
nearly pay asking price OF propcrty
Land alone worth price asked. which
Is 200 per acre. EDWARD S.
WILDER q co. charlottesville Va
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Real C5tate Jipr sale

FOR SALE. \ FINE. BRIGHT To
bacco farm OF las acres. situated
one mile from Southern Railroad.
Good niic-room dwelling, with
water In houae; all necessary out
houses. Price, Sj.bJO
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MccoNNELL- BRowNING,

Engineering Company.
1Gi5 East Cary Street
pESIC NERS AND BUILDERS OF
special machinery. Repair work
given prompt attention. Phone Madi-
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" s6LiEI4 F sTRsEhiNTId} MES A To
At CALCULATIONS DEPARTMENT.,
TIMES DISPATCH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS
OF SILLY MANHOOD
ErN1rrp pnrss Lr.rrp wmn.l

San FrarciscO, March 22.-Uncle
Sam has healed a wide marital breach
here today in the sentencing of c. NJ.
Colgctt, of Salt Lake City, alleged af.
finity of Mrs. William Keenan,, Of Reno
to three years in the government peni-
tentiary at McNeils Island for misuse
Of the mails. William Keenan,, the wO.
mans husband, strapping 200 pound.
er, wept copiously as he told United
States District Judge Van Fleet how
Cogett had run away with his wife and
their two small children, first to Los
Angeles and then to Salt Lake city. TTe
testified to having received an indecent
letter from Colgett, which he turned
over to the postofficc department,
The sentence followed Colgett's con
fession to having written the letter, II
is reported Mrs. Colgctt will return tC
her husband.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
A HOT LITTLE BATTLE
IN LITTLE OLD SEATTLE
UNITED rrrss LEASED wlRr.l

lUNllEi Ehbpo lHhoEb "AHb'l
Seattle, Wash, March 22.-m the
best lightweight battle ever staged in
Seattle, Joe Bayley, lightweight cham.
piOn of Canada, was fought to stand.
still by Frenchie Vaise, the great little
fighter from Renton. he referee called
it draw.
Vaise outfought and outhit his Cana.
dian opponent at all times, and had it
not been for a knockdown, in which he
was up in flash, Referee Hewitt, of
Vancouver, could not have avoided civ.
ing him the decision.
In the final round Vaise had Bayley
in such a bad way as to cause the
crowd to Jump to its feet and urge the
Renton boy to finish him, Vaise regis
tered a series of jolts that drew blood
but he was unable to put over knock
out punch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
ONE OFFICE THAT
IS GOING A.BEGGINe

Only two applications have been re.
ceived so far for the position of state
highway engineer, the office created by
the passage in the last Legislature Of
the state highway commission act.
Secretary of State Olcott said yestor.
day that this is remarkable when it is
considered that the position is one of
the most important in the state, He
declares that upon the ability of the
man holding the engineers office will
depend in large measure the future
road building Of Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
DARRAW TALKS ON
THE DEATH PENALTY
Is Met by Governor Johnson Who
Greets Him Warmly and so Set
ties His Standing.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn.l

Sacramento, CAL, March 22.-Wheth-
er or not Clarence Darrow was proper
person to address legislative commit.
tee in the chamber of the senate, was
very definitely decided for the legisla.
ture by Governor johnson himself few
hours before Darrow began a notable
address in hearing of the judiciary
committee here Friday night,
| When the question of a speech on
capital punishment by Darrow was first
broached, the question was raised by
Los Angeles members.
Shortly before he spoke, Darrow was
walking toward the capitol. Governor
Johnson approached from the opposite
direction. When Johnson saw Darrow,
he hurried forward, with hand out.
stretched.
"Hello, DarrOw!" he said. "I'm
glad to see you. How are you9"
"Hello, Governor" said Darrow,
,"Thanks; IN feeling fine"
And after a few pleasantries the two
parties continued on their way. No
further question as to the propriety of
Darrow speaking was raised.
In his speech Darrow said;
"I'm not going to talk sentiment
Those who do not believe in capita
punishment do not need it, and those
who do, cannot be reached by it.
"The world has never yet knowr
what crime is, though it has been de
fined million times by lawyers.
"I am talking to a very intelligent
audience. All legislatures are intelli
gent. You can tell by the number o.
bills they pass. In Olden times, whel
men had the courage of their convic
tions 1--WE haven't they punished mel
by boiling them in oil, doubtless de
terrent that was of great benefit II
the community.
"Why shouldn't this legislature sub
stitute boiling oil for hanging' If it >
torture you want, and fear you re af
ter, why not make the death as horribl
as pOssible9
"We re not logical. We're partl.
logical, but we don't like the looks o
blood It's too mussy.
"Fear never makes children better
1t never makes men better. The onl
force that helps man is not punishment
but the law of love-"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
SURE WAY TO REMOVE
FREcKLEs AND ERUPTIoNs
(From Fashion Record.)

Some women have skin Of such tex
ture they occasionally are annoyed by
the sudden appearance of freckles,
slight eruptions or fine lines. March
winds usually play havoc with skins of
that kind. In such eases if one will pro-
cure an ounce of common mercolzed
wax at any drug store, apply this be.
fore retiring, like cold cream, she can
easily overcome the trouble When the
wax is washed off next morning, flaky
skin particles come with it, The entire
cuticlc is removed in this way in about
week, with all its defects, No bleach
could so completely remove every
frcckle or blcmish. The new surface is
smooth, clear, fresh looking, No pain
or Inconvenience accompanies this sim.
| pie treatment,
In case of wrinkles which sink be.
meath the outer skin, solution Of sax.
olitc, / on. dissolved in la.pt, witch ha'
eel, makes face bath which is won.
dcrfully effective.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
THE
EMBROIDERY CLUB

With a dainty afternoon luncheon
and original special feature arranged,
Mrs. W. w. Hill entertained the mem
bers Of the Elite Embroidery club last
Thursday at her home on the corner of
Fifth and Market streets, North Salem.
The nthusiasts in variegated needle
work were treated royalty by the hos
tess. The dining room was decorated in
yellow daffodils with place.cards and
napkins to match, After the delicate
luncheon, the remainder of the after
noon was given over to general good
time.
Mrs. Hill was assisted by Mrs j. P.
Hill and Mrs. c. r. Lucas.
Those present were Mrs. A. NJ.
Clough, Mrs. II. C. Pugh, Mrs, DR.. E. f.
Fisher, Mrs. Jos. Bernardo, Mrs Nellie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
SHOULD GET READY
FOR THE CANAL


Seattle, Wash, March 22,-" Seattle
should prepare for the Panama canal, by
providing ample coaling facilities"
"This, " said F. II, Tucker, one of the
designing engineers of the Panama ca
nal locks, "is as important to attract
vessels to this port as providing suffi'
cient shipping facilities.
Tucker gave an illustrated description
of the work on the canal at monthly
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
"The attractiveness of the Panama
route, " he said, twill lie in the coaling
facilities along the QUITE. D."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
Are Unscrambling.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wlRE.l

New York, March 22.-Ownership Of
of the Central Pacific by the Southern
Pacific, and the sale of $780, 665O,OO0 of
Southern Pacific stock now in the I'm.
ion Paciic's treasury are provided in
new plans to effect the dissolution Of
the Hartman railroad system, which
are being formed here today. The plans
are being so framed that they will not
come under the review of the California
railroad commission, which successfully
blocked the first plans of dissolution
proposed by the railroads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
A Jap Aviator.

Seattle, Wash, March 22.-Haying
made one successful trial flight with his.
homemade aeroplane, the first built in
this city, from lIarbor island, j. T. TAX.
asow, formerly a student Of flying at
Los Angeles, is preparing for long
flight Sunday. The young Japanese
made a flight Of 10 minutes late Friday
evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
Minimum MhRe S8.

UNITED PRESS LEASED WlREl
Chicago, March 22.--Followng the
agitation against low wages for women
in the state, President Mccormick Of
the International Harvester company,
has announced here today that his con.
cern will raise its minimum wage for
girls and women from 50 to As in It's
plant throughout the country. The ncw
rule will 90 into effect Monday, About
500 are affected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
A steamship Story.

UNITED PRESS lkAsED WlhbI
Fairbanks, Alaska, March 22.--Ad'
olph Bock old.time Alaskan, has struck
| II rich on Sullivan creek, after years
Of prospecting. lie has located n 1907
foot strip of earth running $40 to the
the square foot. He expects to take out
100000 during the summer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
ALASKAN WOMEN
HAVE RIGHT TO VOTE


Juneau, Alaska, March e2.-Womcn
of Alaska have the right to vote today
following the signing of the Shoup wo.
man suffrage bill, by Governor Clark.
There were no women present when the
governor affixed his signature, using a
totem pole pen holder and ordinary
steel pen. Mrs. Clark was given the
pen as a souvenir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
PURCHASE BABIES
AS SPECULATION


TUNITED pHESb LHAbED WIHET
Sacramento, Cal, March 22.-Aftef
hearing statements that children have
been sold in California as slaves before
the war, and that the traffic was com.
mon in baby farms and orphanagcs, the
California legislature passed without
opposition law providing penalty Of
five years in the pcnitcntiary for all
engaging in such traffic. The trade
was due to the fact that the state pro.
yidcs a monthly sum for maintenance Of
destitute children.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
A Costly Easter Hat.

Los Angeles CAL, March 22.-Mt@
Dorothy York's Easter hat cost her
$35OO. While she was negotiating its
purchase in a downtown shop, robbers
entered her home and stole jewelfy
worth $1,000, clothing worth $1,000 and
$1,000 worth Of silverware.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
STEAMSHIPS WORKING
TO OPEN THEIR NINE
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Skagway, Alaska, March 22.-J. f,
Owens, who has located claim in the
new diggings reported by Skookum Jim,
is at Atlin today, according to n mes.
sage received from there with several
thousand dollars worth Of washed gold,
the first brought out from the scene of
the new strike, He says that all the
claims on his creek are staked but re
fuses to give the location of his claim
and will return with supplies at once.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22

Knox, Mrs. c. E. Given, Mrs. Wyant,
Mrs. Barker, Mrs. p. L, Frazier, Mrs.
Ray Clark, Mrs, Fuschman, Mrs. Ed
ridge and Mrs. Stewart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22
It Was Counterfeit.
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Seattle, Wash, March 22,-Alfred G.
loren, sailor, has commenced suit here
today against X. II, Karatofsky, jew.
elcr on Second avenue, to recover 800
for dollar of 1904, which, after he
bought it, was declared to be a coun.
terfeit by government officials Had It
been genuine, its value would be $500
Justice Brinkcr will hear the case on
March 2s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22

OF course, there is risk in marriage,
but every normal man is fond of ad.
venture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22

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