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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13

above all others in both quality and
quantity.
Frank Word will leave this evening
to attend the sessions tomorrow and
Wednesday of the state board of phar.
macy in Portland.
j. II. Stark, laborer of this city,
was run down and seriously injured at
the intersection of High and Court
streets yesterday by an auto driven by
Mr.. Frizell, who resides on Chemeketa
street. Stark was riding a bicycle on
the right side of High street going
north, when Frizell, who was driving
his auto east on Court street, met and
collided with Stark. The man on the
wheel was thrown to the pavement and
sustained broken collar bone and va.
rious other injuries. DR.. y. Il. Fisher
was summoned, and Stark is today rest.
ing as easily as possible under the cir.
cumstances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13
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= CITY NEWS. =


Declaring that Monday following a
holiday on Sunday is not a judicial hol.
day, Circuit Judge Kelly today is hold.
ing court in the usual manner. The
Aurora State Bank case was argued.
Col. and Mrs. Il. Hofer, who attended
the annual reunion Of the G. A. r. at
Chattanooga, arrived home Saturday
night They visited their old home in
Iowa, made a great circle through the
Middle States, coming home by the
Southern route and through Los Ange.
les.
Table grapesl Three varieties
sweet, juicy, highly favored and de.
licious, hand.Rssorted and repacked.
Like most good things, they are found
only at the Sunset Grocery, 121 South
Commercial st. Order some and you II
be delighted,
Do you like to wear nbbers7 Most
of us do not. We forget them, and
then catch cold. Avoid this by using
a good shoe oil or paste. Apply II only
n few times during the wet season.
Have f. L. Shafer, the saddle and har.
ness man, lS7 South Commercial street,
explain IL to you,
The Commercial Club has received
letter from the superintendent Of the
Tucuncari, New Mexico, public schools,
asking for 20 copies Of the Salem book.
Let recently issued to bo used in con.
necton with the studies In commercial
geology now being taken by the New
Mexico educational institutions. Sec.
retary Bynon will comply with the re.
quest Immediately,
According to County Fruit Inspector
Constable, there viii be at least seven
days Of prne picking in Marion county
yet Aftcr tho prunes are all picked, II
will require four days and nights Of
steady work before the drying is com.
plctcd' The crops in the hill territories
lrc excellent, declares Mr.. Constable,
md Marion county will bc ON deck
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by
tho clerk Of school district until 1880
p. m. O'Clock, October 20, 1913, and
then publicly opened for the construc.
tion and erection Of ten fire escapes
and six fire ladders and stand pipes
for various school buildings, Salem, Or.
egon.
Plans and specifications may be sr..'
at tho office Of the clerk or had from
n A. Legg, architect,
A certified check amounting to s
per cent of bid must accompany each
bid. The school board hereby reserves
the right to reject any and all bids, By
ordcr of tho school board.
W. II, BURGHARDT, JR.,
Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13
MARTIN is GIVEN 10
MONTHS FOR CRIME
LrNIrEp rnEas 1nAarp wlnr. |

Portland, Or, Oct. l3.-For abstract.
ing approximately 500 parcels post
packages from the mails at Salem,
where he was employed to haul the mail
to and from the stations, William Mar.
tin was sentenced TO serve 10 months
at McNeil's Island today by Federal
Judge Bean.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13
powers hitherto vested in the Mexican

powers hitherto vested in the Mexican
congress, suspended by him last week.
Military, financial and domestic af.
fairs, he said, he would handle himself,
but the department Of justice will be
allowed to continue in authority 30 long
az it interfeies with mono Of his de.
crees.
He suspended the constitution, inso.
far as it exempts members Of congress
from arrest, and declared himself the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13
LECTURE AT MCCORMACK HALL

An instructive lecture on health and
hygiene will be given by Miss Mosher
at Mccormack hall on Tuesday, Oct.
IA at 2;30. under the auspices of the
Pythian Sisters. All are invited ad.
mission free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13

supreme power in the country. The de-
cree amounted to the declaration of a
dictatorship, modified only by prom.
ise that Hucrta will render an account
of his actions to the government to be
elected October 20.
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GARTNER.

Laura A. Gartner died in San Fran.
cisco October II, at 1880 p. m. She
was born in Salem in 1867. Services
will be held at Rigdon 8 undertaking
parlors Wednesday, October 10, at 2
p. m,, burial to be in Odd Fellows Gem.
etory. She leaves three aunts, Mrs.
Charles Price, Mrs, Dave Watkins, Miss
Julia Hixon, all Of Portland, and an
uncle, Leonard Hixon, Of Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-13
HUERTA ANNOUNCES
HE IS NOW DICTATOR
IurIrrD rnnss IzAsnD wrns.I

Mexico City, Oct. 13.--Provisional
President Huerta issued today decree
to tho effect that he has assumed all
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22
PROTECT COLTS FROM FLIES

Frum .U, Breeder, Goln 'r.
,o.', suffer much from f..u, The
Younger .uc colt the more F.. suffers.
FoaI, that are ,uft exposed 'o me -
ta,., OF these insect posi-, mI.a I',Ir
growth in late summer. Iucs need ..
,]r.'rou. The colts that have ia.N STA
bIr o. uiln lu during ,ur day aud the
rn of 'lr pasture "a. n-. arg row 60
I.a much rhc best.
colt, must have cyv.r, r. bu' rly
fighting is too @strc.uou.. Anyone WHO
wl'rhc. % col. squirm uud stamp. even
10 five minutes, in an effort 10 keep ~
hay n swarm Of pcrsi, ru' fliot ca
readily understand that ,no ,omior aud
romposure which contribute 10 "a, id
growth are not found uudrr such cir
yu~mstauccs. The colt should be- free
20 exercise daily At will; il mus not
be- tortured into excessive activity.
\ colt cannOt eat enough food 30 sup
port a vigorous warfare on flies, salts
is .hese enemies thirS' with gooi re-,
blood and still leave the youngstar
surplus for rapid growth, A dark sta
hlc is a cheap supplement 10 good feed
ing, and IL Is likewise eTectinye. Mar.
pastures just now furnish little bu
scenery and fresh air-and flies in tn
day time. Good feeding and fly pro
lection combined are needed to Civ
the colt the chance il deserves.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22

= N'""0o ~ FSN' G'N'' SN' VI SPohS
come we and sleep IN your bed with
blue ribbons on the posts aud hay"
you play with me, Molly"
Don't say that lover, eve again"
! said az bent over him. Your IA.
ther In the best man In tho world, and
you must never. never think Of lea wing
him"
II bet | will when | get blk enough
IN kill a bear" answered Billy decid
eddy. Say do YOU reckon Mamie
saved even "A little piece ~ that cake
| 'spect | had better go see Aud he
slIpped ont OF my arms and WAS gone
before I could hold him
II II n lonely honsc across the gar
den with the big aud the tiny NAN In
II all by themselves And tears from
another nrner Of my heart entirely,
rose Ia my eyes ~ the thought. tut
they, too, never fell, for / heard Mrs
Johnson calling, aud had to run
down quick and see what new delica
cy had arrived for my party.
Uncle Thomas Pollard had sent mo
q quart bottle ~ his private stock with
the message 10 put the mint 10 soak
Just one hour aud twenty minutes be
! fore the men "nme nude room foI
Ito be continued next week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22
THE MELTING OF MOLLY
lContinued from last weekl
LEAF NINTH.
When The Telegram Came.

N1IREIN ~ woman ever In all
IN the world reud such y Icitei
R@sET-S- - that. and no wonder my
@ breath almost failed me II
wrs % ioyc letter In which the cold
paper was trausubstantiAted into u
heart ,ha beat against mine. aud |
bowed my head uvpt II az wet IL with
tears knew then that nad taken
MS coming back lightly; had fused
over 1t aud been silly proud VI II, while
not really cariug at all All that aw
tul melting away ~ my tatness seem
ed Just a .uck ~ confidence Ia his love
FOR tue lie wouldn't have minded -
Weighed 500, | felt SURF tie lOv"d
me really. really. raally-nnd ! hat
sat ana weighed him with a lot ~ m"u
who Wrr" nothing more than amused
10, nav HigbtincsS " taken with III,
beauty und Nuu wouidu I have known
such love u II we're shown to them
through a telescope
reached into u trunk that stood
right beside ne aud took out a box
that nniu't looked into for years
Ills Irttrrs w"r" an there and his pho
tugrlphs that we're Ms handsome as the
young god ~ love himself could
hardly soe them through my tears, but
knew that they were dim In places
with being cried over when had put
them away years ugo after Aunt AIDE
line decided that WAS 10 he married
kissed the poor little girl cry spots.
aud with that Il perfect 0ood Of tears
rose to ms eyes. but they didn't fall
FOR there. right Ia front OF the. stood q
more woe stricken human being than
| could possibly be, II | Judged by ap
pearnncrs
Molly. Molly" gulped BILLY, II am
50 sick I'm going to die here on the
noor, - and he sank into my arms
"Oh. Billy. VIVA Is the matter?"
gasped aud ave hin a little terrified
shake
Mamie Johnson did it-pOked her
finger down her throat and mine, too
he walled against my breast w
was full OF things folks gived us to
eat and couldn't eat no more She said
II we did that with our fingers II would
an come up and we would have room
for some more then She did Il and
I'm going t. die dead-deadr
NO, no. lover; youll he all right Ia
a second STAY quiet here In your
Molly's tap and you will be well In
Just a few minutes | said with a
smile MD in his yellow mop as
kissed the drake tail kiss spot.
Where's Mamief" thought to ask
OF little B!,ly with the greatest spprc
hension
In the garden eating cupcake Judy
baked hot for both OF US She didn't
trow up As much as did-or may b.
more ne answered, smuggling close
and much comforted
Don't ever. ever DO that again, BIZ
iy," / said, giving him both hug anG
a shake Its piggy 10 eat more thai
you can mold and then still want more
What would your father say
Doc Amt no good, and don't care
what be says" answered Billy with
spirit He don't play no more, and
be don't laugh no more and ne DON
eat no more hardly too amt ago
Ing 10 i've In that house with hin
more.n i've days longer want IL
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22
Wool and Hide Prices

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22
Share Life Of Apsa,

A. 4 modern example OF an abso.
lutely primitive ace Of people, Prof.
", Nu!z of Hreslou university has
brought 10 notice the kubus, who are
completely Isolated ia the forest IN.
torIpr OF Sumatra, They share the
litn n"l habits ol tho apes In the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-22
i. +. WARD,

~hcrin Of Quay county, y. VI
ny f.. f.. Winter, Deputy
.Il.I.. n. MrElroy,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Iu.umnuri, New Mexico
Nua -a sep, - A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-06
|PR|NGLE BEST ALL AROUND MAN
SAYS COACH HAWLEY, ABERDEEN

Seattle players in action, and
had no opportunity to judge as
to their merits, but he saw a num-
her of the Portland elcvens play.
Coach Hawley does not name any
Seattle men.
Two Tacoma players are picked
by each coach, and strangely
enough, they picked the same
couple-namely, AL Pringle and
AL Crane. Stadium right tackle
and right end.
Coach Hawley says Pringle is
the best all around player, being
strong on offense, a good punter,
and the best passer In the state.
Both coaches concede that
Daley of Everett was the best
ground-gainer. Hawley says john
son of Aberdeen is unsurpassed
in punting and drop-kicking.
Coach Meyer declares Briley did
the best punting of any man he
saw this year. Briley plays with
the North Central team.
Coach Hawley picked quite a
number of Aberdeen men. but
thinks they earned the honor.
His choice of an all-star eleven:
Halferty, Aberdeen, center: Shoe
MAKER, Aberdeen, and Davidson,
Hoquiam. guards; Guerin, Ever
EFT. and Pringle, Tacoma. tackles:
Faulk, Aberdeen, and Crane. Ta-
coma, ends; Wilkeson, Aberdeen,
quarter; Johnson, Aberdeen, and
Daley, Everett, halves; Cross,
Aberdeen, fullbaca.
The eleven whom Coach Meyer
thinks superior to all others fol-
lows: Abrams, North Central,
Spokane, left end; Carnahan,
Lewis and Clark, Spokane. left
tackle; Walker, Washington,
Portland, left guard; Halferty,
Aberdeen. center; Pringle,. Taco
ma, right guard: Briley, North
Central, right tackle; Crane, Ia
coma, right end; Mulkey, Lin
coin, Portland, quarter; Cross,
Aberdeen, left half; Daley, Ever
EFT right half; Doane, Lewis and
Clark, fullback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-06
CADD|ES TRAIN
FOR TOURNEY

Caddies of the Tacoma Golf
and Country club have organized
a little golf club of their own,
and are out playing every day
On the LINKS they have fixed up
at Manitou park. The kids play a
good game, teo, and make some
of the older devotees of the game
not a little envious.
The annual Christmas tourna-
ment for the Country club cad
dies is almost at hand, and the
boys that pack around the bags
are training industriously for it.
James M. Barnes says it is from
the ranks of the caddies that most
of the professional golfers are de-
veloped, and predicts that when
the caddies of this country grow
up most of the professionals will
be Americans.
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MOOSE BOXERS ALMOST
FINISHED THEIR TRAINING

Both Frank Farmer and Joe
German, who are to tangle at the
Moose smoker have practically
finished training, and appear in
good shape for their coming four
round whirl.
Much interest is being taken in
the go between Tex Vernon and
Joe Hill. These two little fell
lows boxed a draw at the last
smoker, and furnished the speed
lest bout of the evening. A rat
ting mill is expected between
them.
Harry Bishop. the South Taco
ma favorite, will appear against
Martin Murphy, and friends OF
the hard-hitting protege of
Charlie McAtee declare he Is 60
ing to be returned the victor. Jim
O'Mailey and Chris Musssn are
also working out at South Taco
ma.
The latter, who faces Chef
Neff, is going to tackle the hard
est customer he has had In a
long while. The clever Neff is
able to hold his own against most
GROUP AND COUGH REMEDY
Group is a terrible disease, It
attacks children so suddenly they
are very apt to choke unless given
the proper remedy at once. There
is nothing better in the world
than Dr Kfnysr Now niccovorv
Lewis Chamberlain, of Manches-
ter, Ohio, writes about his chill
dren: Sometimes In severe at
tacks We were afraid they would
die, but since we proved what a
certain remedy DR.. Kings New
Discovery is. we have no fear. We
rely on 1t for Group. coughs and
colds" So can you. soc and
800. A bottle should be in
every home. At all Druggists.
III. r. Bucklcn q Co., Philadel-
phia, St Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-06

Is Willie Ritchie lightweight
champion of the world? Not 20
my way of thinking. He is cham
pion of America, winning that
title when he beat Ad Wolgast,
November 2S, 1912, on a foul, at
DAILY City, Cal. in 16 rounds.
Freddy Welsh is champion of
Great Britain by virtue of his de-
feat of Matt Wells two weeks be-
fore Richie beat Wolgast. Welsh
is also champion of Australia, be-
cause he defeated Champion
Hughfe Hehegan In England.
Thus Welsh has two crowns
against Ritchie's one.
Also Welsh has a decision over
Richie in 20-round bout at Los
Angeles, although it must be con-
coded that Richie took that fight
on one days notice AMI could not
prepare for a hard battle. Also
Welsh's victory was not by a very
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weGnhH

From the
class organization any be
veracious.
UNFAIIING REMEDY
They that the bout between
was the best cure for insomnia presented.
experiences sneakinx suspicion this
bespecacled youth
pale smile and guileless eye 1aS
OH,
Harry Pollock things Willis Richie
now then.
And Ed Hagen Is mad a. Harry.
However, Willie Richie issaii the champion
GOSH BURN 1T,
We the football
Think Of playing all nothng glory then
somebody stop payment Acheek
Germany scfaefer h,eh sing De wacht Am
Rhein" ON the way over to the4 INT
DIFFERENCE
Germany had suug A. nr
self It would have sounded like Chinese -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-06
Short Sport

Baseball fans in the Northwest
are pleased to see that Portland
will be represented in the North
western league this year; not
necessarily because of Portland,
but because 1t will insure six
teams in the league.
Freddie Welsh and Willie Richie
is the only thing that will settle
their differences and claims to
superiority.
Nike Lynch is said to be hunt
Ing for first class shortstop.
What is the matter with Fitzsim-
mons?
Just at the present time Mike
is figuring or playing Joe Wag-
ner, on first base, the position
Cliff McCarl held most of last sea-
son.
Joe Bonds hopes to get a
chance at Frank Farmer some day
before old age and feebleness put
him out of it.
Brooklyn fans are said to be
tickled over the appointment of
Wilbert Robinson, the former
Giant coach, as manager, and are
already prophesying great things.
Brooklyn usually does.
Harry Mccormick, former
Giant pinch hitter, who will con-
troll the destinies of Chattanooga
next year, is immensely popular
with the Southern fans already.
and has pulled a number of good
trades that add to his prestige,
Buck O'Brien Is getting impa-
tient, and is trying to make a hit
at Oakland as a holdout.
Spokane and Seattle will not
have to scrap over Roy Brown.
The Cincinnati club cancelled
their draft of him some days ago.
Cincinnati did not lose an awful
lot.
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of them around here.
All the other boxers who are to
take part have practically finish
ed their training, and declare
themselves in trim.
An innovation at the smoker
will be the absence of towel
swinging. and its attendant show
er OF rosin and dirt, so annoying
to ringside patrons. Instead, the
boxers will be cooled by palm-leaf
rams, and 1t is hoped to DO away
with the discomfort caused by
careless seconds.
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great margin.
Ritchie's long vacation, while
on his theatrical tour, caused
much talk, and he was being
"panned" especially after the
trouble over his match with
Welsh in Vancouver, which was
advertised "for the worlds title"
Willie Hllenced this criticism
by his wonderful fight with Leach
Cross. He proved he Is not cham
pfon by chance, but a seal light
weight boss and one the fans may
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-06

In response to requests made
some time ago Of different High
school coaches in the Northwest
- TO their choices for an all-star
High school team, letters have
ben received from Coach s. l..
Meyer Of the North Central High
OF Spokane, and from Don Haw-
Icy, coach of the Aberdeen team,
acknowledged by many as state
champions.
Coach Meyer saw none of the
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be proud of.
To be worlds champion Richie
must defeat Welsh, who certain
ly has claim to recognition.
Richie Is fighting Murphy for
the title, but l believe there are
three boys who can give him a
better fight at 20 rounds. They
are Jim Duffy, the Buffalo light
weight; Pal Brown of Minnesota,
now in Australia. and Sam Robi-
deau, the naval lightweight, now
In Philadelphia.
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Study these symptoms carefully.
Mark the ones that apply to your
case ana bring them with you.
1--Pain In the back.
3-Too frequent desire to urlnate.
S-NeFyOusness, loss of flesh.
\ A--Eo1n or sOrenesu In the bladder.
-Weak, wateRy blood.
0-Gas or pain In the stomach.
5-Generai debility, weaknesas dis
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e-COnstlpation or liver trouble.
1e-falDetatisn or pain under the
heart.
1l-esin IN the Hip joint.
19-4nln IN the neck or head.
M-Ratn or s0rcne9 n the kidneys.
1z-Rsin or sweIling 4. the jefnts.
1Rn1n or swelling of the mascles.
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Chronic kidney Disease.
CAronfc Stomach Disease, and
D1seases Of the Nerveas System.
gTOMACH TROUBLE CURED
Mrs. Eta Gardner of Tacoma
makes the following statement:
Having been treated for some
time by my family physician for
futercostal neuralgia, stomach
trouble and general nervousness,
suffering untold misery, and espe-
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cry enc to know that he helped me
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Hike q new woman In three weeks
time with hts wonderful treatment.
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1913 So. 30th ST., Tacoma, Wash.
RHEUMATISM CURED
After paying out doctor and drug
gfst bills for the three months OF
July, August and September for
treatment of my lame back and
rheumatism. my back was SO stiff
could not bend 1t or stoop over.
went to DR.. Macy and was cured
by him in one months time, all
stiffness and soreness having en-
JOHN RoRING.
Tacoma, Wash. Nov. 1. 1912.
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We have had many years of ex-
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TWO OIt THREE CONNECTING
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