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Morris tribune., 1913-04-18

The Definition.
What is the cali of the wild?"
That's easy. It's the joy riders
'honk Baltimore American
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
OFFICIALS RADIATOR
 RACE, TOMORROW

J,dKeA-Frea Hanlls. Dan 1oHos. 1N, Sloan.
 Time EeepcTa-A, J. Mueller, Rr. FeumRn.
 -EtEfteF-WHi. MC8IA11llg.
 .c1sYk of onLrEo-IawTonce Kerr. M%9sbals-E.ssllt 1]rown Cen. Lc- Taen. Hugo nsysr, Andy Anderson.
 Printing committes-LToYd Ecott-
 Race tn heEIn Ut p. m Entrles ln cluse tonight al 3. Regular ReH- nel Club rules;
 FInt Hrise. Radiator cup: scrnnd. blue fHx RlIni thiVdr one of BTFed Dhh- Idr hume made rIee IRl; fOiirth. life membership In Radiator CIub: 6flh. dht bottle rod rhvnh splits.
 EOlers-d1cK cloth and ashes.
 All drivers of tahr1s will appear uL Beard nf Trade tonight d n. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
SWEEPSTAKES
 DANCE JUNEAU
LAhT MIGHT WAS TIME FOR
 RAISING RACE FUND.
SpAsIaI Nuur~E sarvLeA-

Special kupost ssr~sA
 JUNEAU, March 2s.-ToiLghs ls Lhc time Pur the diIn.E 1nr the peueat of the AIAzita Sweepstakes race. All nnInfs to n big crugd Hnd su q mast auccr ssful crGut m rynrI way. PTep- NCatLn were carrf,Lllv made Rrh the CunstnIfteA worked fIsarh and unseiHsh. IE
 Boyle introduced ir ihG huusc tndny k btli moVlilinX I1I,i FLtis& ~ilI lL5re control Of wnATr%E water supply and lk;aiIa. ThIs IIll is ene pf these Which are pDrular but which would Frcha, hIYhIy t,e bard to enforce owing Lp Inc federal cnnttOI Hhicb already nxISrx
 Int Aetnats 5cIne memorial to pro- ~ilA niome with lighthouses has rass. ed it's second reading tn fife house It wHs introduced by Breeding.
 The Rpden- CaIEnUy eight -b6ur bIiI 0oms up fus ras&aer i" the senate uszt NpnGay.
 Ina NliaM bill 10 prnvsne thh "p- preihi6n of warx1ngnen pszEd iM third reading In inc ssnRls luftay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

The RLTschbcr4s hove ArrAnEed tc hring in .. fradge for operation un their ptorerrisH near GranEley haTbQr aucurding Io P. J. KHnnray. tho Teller business E1an. ..
 HIT. Kennedy al90 stAics thn1 Jorn ,DRrk will bring ia aholhcr Arhdg@ anH tuas already coInblCtrd lhn- arrange uSPntY ulsU.
 William. .6titrLAn. the lin man. anf Jznmy have perfected rlachine 10
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

CINCINNATI. narch g. -.Th,s rity is i,nw faelnR the worst eocd in it1 l4EtcrT. Tkc WateR baSe r1ssn ," an ayful sciskt and are sIiH @s"rHnx Upwards sohne ot iESi' ssrrT's 'n''T.' :!e IivtT arc AlrvzdY sabTnergeI and il ik feared thaI the ln#s tn pt"rHrT T yin be enormous saspld tns he|d A1- :Gctle quickly.
 cOLUMBU8. March 2e--0OVsrpnr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

pATTGN, 5tacb 2N--A rHapar. . tIvclY smal but ruHrtIIIIflr irlG"'. Occurrrd hrrr Voday when whrl' family MAS trnwn4d ~htle rlC'n. ''i wagon. Charles PnGter '"t hl1 tSrniIy Lad beeA imprisoned by thH loud fT several days but ntknA4sd 1T' secsIEc IL ~'.yon ~hes tlha watSrs bc- gan h r%oede- Az theS were GrIyinR towards dry lsn6 the wagon was Gp- set md al, were drowned. The fana- IIy cOnRIate<i uf fLpss-T ana mother and !,s5r r'hjtnrn,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
PROPERTY LOSS $l00,000,000
SOLDIERS TRIAL
 ON MONDAY

The tTtHI nf the sII sn.dsPrs frBm St. TE'tlhIl tWl lhu '!Ii.irEe M riPE has been fixed for nsu Monday. The Inrn were indIrtrd M asphrnIE lHtnrhea. thTrf helng InCInded in each "nd.Ly. however. thp4 ds+idEd .u 1ei hAre A joint tFlal and all will Come Up together nn the iAs nAIEi]ea.
 Max Gattsch%k. who Ia charged wlrk stealing fuTs from 1Uhan iecren. plended nIt guilty thia morning. hnt htB trial will not take I'Iae-e uHtiI thA Gpchtiue mT nAviEhfinh,
 Merrmant i4 the nrdor BF uTs day at ths April FODf Ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
PRESIDENT HsMSEGF
 NAEEIkATEs WOMAN 1
aRseiAI Nugget ssrvias,

aRsEiAl Nugget ssrSias,
 WASHINGTON, F. =, Nf.rch 20. {. preHidehI WILRnr wen: inln Inc huT- gerry bnsLness todsy whrn ha r%rzon- ally ratinihatrd alr:. E:m.reh wife 1t the congressman rrnn California. rur km.IlpoL
 Hc has had s IurI" experience in S1ch matters alM performed :hc rHc- riCatIcr nj her re0lIc9:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

EASHISGTON. n C.. Narrh H. EectctsIY pt War (iMrElAai' lag tAlS- E,,yllEl President Wilson thaI h is nnr rec%EaRy for Ehs president 90 leave fur 1he nHcsIed district aB mEtt"Fs now shnw considerable improvement He aHyL, huWuErf, lIE+I fI"i't A Ioi "f muury ~'II nA nsedAe tn rsrdcr the I.AneHgary aih tc th4 sNrvfvnTa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

WHEEI.fEGi V. Vn.. AarclI 70 twenty rhousunh Eroplc hare bcrn driven to Chr ppr@r RtnriCs of tnti kcrsFs by tionds winch h1re inuncAt- r.d this city. Al pressnI the psoule
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

pITTsII;RG. March g9.-0re r1I- Hon apilsArs dsAnmlEv %ag inflicted by Aoodh At Iszrksr2vILie. ". Va. and tAu lsVe1 wsre lest. t'n&er ordinary otrcumslunges thia OeQuTcnrC w0elh IIu regarded az R husec Css&Aulity. hut the rsrnl tE from ether quarters CsIIss II to lose its tratC e4nlfG@nas by
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
spsciai NuS9st asrriEH.

spsciai Nua9st asrrisA
 SEATTI.E, March 33,-Th+ revised I..as I inc Inss ra hfA and prUpsr: | ,o.nlng from various quarters shr" g!.H: prvpertS L ihe vaiuc of one kInHred pIllioRs has kEcn 1sStrdyA sy the nco6s. Dayton and C0lumh*s hnyU suHArrd most ID cazupfiar hn t,nEI places rhe lUzx rC life an0un Il 1n abrut 45I. Ihc number buiuE Ab'u ..+lIyl ia earh city,
 .':4 rty trrce Iivus were sosr lr '. duIIa. Tea hnhisz nave b.scn r'IHh ar Srzrnn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
sv.ttai'r kl dssst s.rv;e~-

SEATTLE, March ss.--Bnldwin, Il'c ! rcHId%nL 1t lhc urusrcsAive party 1n Alayln, has formally resigned hiH prcstdencr. In caustIc lht.ct con.
 Ia1ninR hts TrsiGuaIlcn ha declares tkhi hr quits the party hsc1nzs hc dose mt favor t1c conservation schemes of HcoScVclt and " PiHchot which, he belleyes. have exercised 8
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
SAYS METEOR WILL
 OPEN RUBY BANK

According 10 srttLr written t'Y Frank po0littlc Go Gus IsnTGcn. T. !. NsHtsr will open Il l,a nk at Ruby in anrinG. Frank also say. that Charlie H0Sale has moved lIta saLocn 10 Long .EFcck where inc boat rluiHiE are.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
gpeetai NuasAL Service

Speetaa NagsNt BsFVIce-
 CHICAGO. March s7.--The appel la lu uumrl has upheld the right of Mrs Carlisle Lo ciaiW two tsllilioi' doLiars from the estate of her diVnrech llugsand. Henry Carlisle
 Carlisle was lulied in snow s1Idf quite q time nGc He. was possessed
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
H|RSCHBERGS BRING
 DREDGE TO TELLER

separHsc tn from the other mcti.1a fnund h the tn m1n"s, The grGGtcps the lnFalitrH.
 AIr. Kennedy hiu11elI hna puTrhaScd A homo on Greenwood avenue, Frc- mont. but n i'll return tn Tellrr Dn ahr frat lInht-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
UkALuA TO SAIL.
sssial Mug pst $Wxtos,

EF9PlNI NVa bRf 8eFVIoQ,.
 SEATTLE,. MaFeh 2G--Tda TEItnr t1HnlkH hLis r4ceIved orders .I S7ai tti AlnskI oh May hrsl. Ste ~i4l EO aAF1ar as UnaInska ana tHls lrcsFik,y iry tn go further AtllL ..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
WOMAN WILL GET
 ALASkAN'S MONEY

ui a IArer amount of wealth and tAs wnnan brought suit t0t tlsc xecoVsrT
 ot the sum 2tnted, This aHiI waA won by her hat ~, g appealed. Fl- aIuo,uH Is rnra asztntcd hy pTop- erty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

are not foced byg shy ls4aThedlale dan . SSr btA matters may HndeTeh aaT1 3,Is deveIorsnaut St AnS time. TtI.- Ioas In prcprrY k snr- n Be Hru- betl I10iIA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

Cox lIa& estimated That tho Aufn of one mtiliGn dnlnss haE heen promised fVt he relief of the ftond sufferers b! Telegram.
 He statss- however. that rhis su@ is altogether inudGuuate but that al- Hnat aH towns nNw cnnsl6er it a duty to hasten to the relief of th0sr rAn |. dFrM he5titILIu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
BALDWIN THROWS
 DOWN WtCKERSHAM

HaHtE1L -tfuauene%: m Inc: :deFGlqEIpeut nf AlaRfa
 Baldwin WILs nn: nt LIItA EFsief slF- purtArs rf 31sIsEdre TFirkerEham. IL is thought now that hg EiId '' E ..vhcr T'Eisc-shaIc supporters will Rn Urcr h the EleTnocra=a-
 You ~ant Q good time you EAn hays it d the April Feel Ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
LOSS OF LITE NOT: so
 GREAT AS PEOPLE THOUGHT

Dayton They HxuresaH6 relief that Improvement in the conditions
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

fdur nsi nhher iH going Hhy net ysu at ths +AR<if f3aH San:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

Inquiries at L1ir LJn1Lrd StuieI nI7F- .tk-al's Alfice here hayU fliIed Ln con- firm this item cl nu%s from classic MMkiler4I.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
SENTENCES
 FOR PRISONERS

Alvin Finlsy and John Boducr were each sentenced 10 Unn ytzGL's 3nnpriR. enmenl n Mn!$esII's IElanr thla iuGFn- ing hY fudge dshana Bnth A1eA had plnu.lcd gully tu inc charge Of 1b- ra1nlnE rnunoF under ialsE rrGtspesE, The otl1tg chHry1. uGainst them wNs hisHIiSsrn-
 Nahoney pscadcd EuistY en The thnlYe UT sshHlt ana HAttHry m 8tsin aAh H.le fined sl01 The charge at first T1z assault ~lLh dsu8aT0aH wCa 1ItL
 g.: JtIorhnu plHldrd guilty 10 the rh1rEe ai petty lIl,e&uy and wns zsn- LcnrutI IU sI% 1hnnthR. Richard 0ri!lIH, &ho EIin Hturdnn waz charged wlth ErysnF from dwelling wnE fHun6 not guilty mh1 WAa dismissed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

Sensational teathftA will bs shptNl at the April Feol Ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

CENtIENATT. March zA-SecretaTy nf War G4nrrIsnn and General Wood Irr 1rznC Cdiatcly by AutomubilA for
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

Attend u,S April Foel Ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

Tho est essnt sf thA H4RsuN at ths kindt the April Fss1 Ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

M'cREA DEAD Special Nuapst sarsfosL PHlLADlSI. .PE1A, Msf=t. 25--'t;- " &tt rea, fursneriy prcI !c:-t nf ruiE leads In ehIs xtate. ,1ir,l 1,crr yrst.T. L'p. WANTEI>-- Woman or EitT to AsE st nj +9;IscwfrE, Apply lTE- 0riHxl'r, AtkanA khs April Feel Ball,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
soNs OF THE N'oRTA.

nGgII1Ar meeting at n. m, hoHdAS evening at 5 o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29
SAYS NOME DEPUTY
 MARSHAL APPCIArEp

1 Special Nugget SSrVine. GIIIKILTEO, MhFrh 2A-Rny RAy ! of thiH .iiiy EHs. ht.cIi aurpintctf ] IrEIIIs marshal fnr Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

Subscribe fer ths NnMs 0Aiy NAa. get, tlse organ of all ttu lsopl~.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

Ate-nd 4A. April Feel Ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-29

THE NEW EAnLE. Th% home 0F atrxTnhE wkIakByS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

Corvallis road must wait just as long,
and enjoy, If they can, the same COM
forts. The incoming train arrives, as
we have said, about 1890 p. m. and
the only train on which return can be
made leaves Salem at 1920 p. m, Civ
ing visitors so minutes from the time
they reach West Salem until they must
leave, again, or barely time to cross
over into Salem and get back. If tLey
have any business to transact here
they must remain over night, which
is not always convenient
1t is suggested, therefore, that the
officials of the Falls City road change
its time table, so that close conlcc-
tions With the Corvallis road can be
made at Derry, both in the morning
coming to Salem and in the afternoon
Soing from it, This would be a gfcat
accommodation TO those on the Cor
wallis line having business here, and
it would be highly beneficial to Salem
in putting a fig and rich terrific " in
close trade relations with her. Be
sides. it would, Uu believe, largely i'll
crease tra' Fl, anG SO prove Of benefit
to the railroad Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

done all that the law required, would
be granted their licenses in due form
Why they did not receive them, only
Mayor Lachmund knows, and he seems
indisposed to tell, but, since his time
has expired, it does not matter FOR it
is now up TO Mayor Sleeves and, as he
has il.timated he would sign the IL
censes as soon as he assumed the du-
tbs CT the office, and as his term Of
office. according to the city charter,
began With the year, the matter VIII
probably be settled at once, and no
more heard of it
The city attorney, in very lengthy
opinion, holds that saloons are now
doing business unlawfully, as the IL
cense itself is a ne }essary pre-re-
qulstc. but points out that Mr.. Sleeves
is now the mayor, and it is up to him
The saloons have complied with the
law insofar as any acts Of theirs is
concerned. They have filed their
bonds, and paid the license fee, and If
they are to be allowed to conduct their
business at all, as the law allows them
to do it is the city and not them that
is making the unlawful conditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
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With a chicken feed mine on his
ranch that Washington man should
not histitate about going into the
poultry business
A western man for secretary of the
interior might interfere with the usu-
al asinine course invariably taken by
that department in dealing with the
public lands. Still it might be a good
experiment.
1t is just as well that you remem-
bered where you threw the old pipe,
New Years. 1t may save buying a
new one.
Driven from France, fired out of
Venezuela, and not permitted to land
in the United States, Castro might be
encouraged to try the report that the
north pole has been discovered.
Anna Held, so far as the marriage
tie is concerned, at least, as travelling
under a false name.
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The Telegram last night says cdi-
torially, in speaking of the parcels
post, that -four insuperable obstacles
have been overcome The impossi-
BILE has happened.
###
The weather this year is not much
improvement on the sast samples fur
nished by 1912.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
CONTEMPT OF COURT.

-rHE supreme court Of Idaho has set
the pace in the trial for contempt
Of couple of editors for criti-
cising its opinions. 1t says it is be-
yond and above criticism, the holy
of holies," and is both a law and
gospel to itself. 1t was complainant
in the case it was prosecuting attor-
ney in trying the case, it dug up the
evidence, and sat as trial Judge in the
case in which 1t was the plaintiff, it
found the defendant guilty of having
contempt for it, and fixed his punish
ment. No doubt the editors are gull
ty Of contempt now, If they were not
in venturing to criticse the action of
the immaculate ones, but they are not
alone. Every intelligent man in the
United States, is heart and soul with
the editors, and if the Idaho supreme
court could send to Jail all who not
only have, but who express, their UNI
bounded contempt for the Idaho su-
preme court judges, they would find
the jails and prisons of the whole
world inadequate to hold them They
are not judges, they are tyrants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
SHOULD CHANGE THE SCHEDULE.
THB railroads entering Salem are
naturally very largely interested

THB railroads entering Salem are
naturally very largely interested
in all matters that pertain to the
growth and development Of the city,
for, as the city grows, so also does
their patronage therefrom. 1t is for
this reason that The Capital Journal
ventures to make q suggestion or two,
even at the risk of butting into bust
ness that 1t cheerfully admits it
knows nothing about-that is the man
agement and operating Of railroads.
However, 1t can see the results Of
conditions, for even a newspaper edi-
tor cannot well fail to see between
the rounds of ladder, If 1t Is held
broadside on to him. 1t ventures,
therefore, to point out to the Salem,
Falls City & Western, that its present
passenger service is neither for the
best interests of the city nor for itself.
At present the only train coming
into the city on this road, that makes
it possible for those living along the
railroad from Portland to Corvallis to
come here, reaches here at 1890. The
junction of the two roads is at Derry
and there, under the present sched-
ule, passengers from anywhere along
the Corvallis line, must wait for near
ly two hours for the train to Salem.
There is no depot at the junction, only
n little waiting shed, enough to keep
the rain off, no stove, in fact not
much of anything but discomfort, but
plenty Of that, SO much, indeed, that
no one will make the trip unless alb
solCtely compelled to do so. The ar
rangements, however, are consistent,
and nc Partially is shown, for those
going from Salem to points on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
THE SALOON MUDDLE.

AT is self-evident that the saloon
men, or some of them, have not
been given a square deal. The
city of Salem is wet, the saloons in
question have all been in business for
some time, none of them being new
for licenses, they have
paid their money into the city treas.
ury, as required by law, and each and
every one of them has acted in good
faith, believing, as they had right to
believe from the past, that they had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
A WONDERFUL TONIC
THAT AIDS DIGESTION

Thousands are unable to digest
certain kinds Of food. In most cases
1t is not the fault Of the food, nor
the stomach. 1t is probable that the
stomach has been abused. Many re-
sort to predigested foods and various
kinds Of medicines to get relief from
dyspepsia, indigestion and heartburn,
but without permanent benefit.
If your stomach was in perfect
condition, you would not need medi-
cine to digest the foods you eat.
Jayne's Tonic Vermlfuge is a stomach
regulator, 1t gets the stomach in
such a condition that It will digest
food without other assistance. 1t
overcomes the acidlty and stimulates
the coating Of the stomach and in
testines so that they will properly
absorb and assimilate the nutriment
from the food eaten Sufferers from
dyspepsia and Indigestion will find
permanent relief in a short time af-
ter beginning the use of the tonic.
For children the addition of a little
sugar will make It most palatable.
Many forms Of supposed indiges-
tion are the result of intestinal par
asites, for which Jaynes Tonic YER
mifuge is unsurpassed. Insist upon
Jaynes; accept no other. Millions
have praised It for more than so
years Sold by druggists everywhere.
DR., d. Jayne & Son, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
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Dallas farmers will ask the legisla-
ture to pass law forbidding hunters
tc use dogs in hunting birds.
The boat races scheduled for New
Years day at Portland, were post
pCned for several reasons, the main
one of which was that there was so
much drift wood in the river that the
races would be very dangerous.
Forest Grove has voted to postpone
the erection of high school building.
The old building will be remodeled at
cost of $4,000. 1t voted $25OO, how
ever, for the purchase of site for
the high school, and will build proba-
bly, next year.
Joseph B. Leatherman, teacher in
the public schools of Oregon for 40
years, died at his home in Albany
Tuesday. He was 67 years old.
The Baker Stock company has leas-
ed the old MarQuam theatre in Port
land, recently vacated by the Or
pheum.
Burns is getting good. It's city
council recently ordained that all sa-
looms in the city must close from mid
night Saturday until o'clock Sunday
morning.
The snowfall in the mountains Of
eastern oregon is reported as unusu-
ally light.
Stanfeld had its big rabbit drive
New Years and though 1000 persons
we're in line, they were too far apart
and the larger part Of the rabbits es-
capped. Though a failure in this way,
everybody had a good time.
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st. Johns is having a hot fight over
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

The Eugene Guard set the pace for
all the Oregon country newspapers in
its big issue for New Years, which
contained So pages. Not only did it
set the pace in quantity, but the
quality is such that its contemporar-
les will have to get up early and sit
up late to improve upon, or, for that
matter, even equqal it, 1t is great
number, full of just the information
that will attract the home-seeker, be-
sides making home people sit up, take
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
IHESE RESPONSIBLE FOR
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS

The decorations Of the state house
Wednesday night We're certainly very
artistic and beautiful, and the credit
is due to Mrs. B. o. Schucking, Mrs.
Frank Lowell, Mrs. Ralph Watson,
Mrs Oswald West, assisted by w. II.
Irwin and others from the asylum.
The ferns and other evergreens
were gathered by boys from the train
ing school and students of the mute
school,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
Call for Bids-Sale of Bonds.

The undersigned will receive bids
up to o'clock p. m. on January 20,
1918, for improvement bonds Of the
city of Salem, Oregon, to the amount
Of $64,24O72, interest at the rate of
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually at Salem, Oregon. Right is
reserved by the city of Salem, Ore
gon, to reject any or all bids.
CIIAS. f. ELGIN, City Recorder.
1-2-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03
Fought n Duel,

IUNIITU TNIoo TEAoIU NTNE'I
Budapest, Jan. 2.-As the outcome
Of a bitter personal quarrel, which re-
suited in a deadlock in parliament,
Stephen Tisza, president of the Hun
garian lower house, and Count Karo-
lyi, opposition leader fought a saber
duel today. Karolyi was dangerously
wounded.
The duel was fought in thicket on
the outskirts of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

Jack Johnson is surely getting all
that is coming to him. Respectable
negroes refuse to associate with him.
since he married "a low down white
trash" Even Chicago negro is
forced at times to do something to as
sert his self-respect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

Capital Journal than nxus to give its subscribers the
possible don't hm Just
will be sent by special The
all its subscribers to receive prompt
complaints registered a this office will receive
careful attention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

The gold production Of the year is
$4,O00,O0O greater than last year, but
the editorial writers and reporters on
the newspapers have not especially
noticed it,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

notice and realize, which most do not,
how good and great country we have
Eugene people are much in debt to
the Guard for its magnificent work
in their behalf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

Mrs, Margaretta Russell, aged 62,
died at Fresno California, New Years
day, She was the widow of Edwin
Russell, founder Of Abina, now a part
of the city of Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

The undefeated Multnomahs and the
Washington Athletic club of Seattle,
played a sco"eless game of football on
Multnomah field New Years day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-03

water rates, the company refusing to
supply water for the prices fixed by
the council.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-07
SEGGERMAN WON TROPHY.
Presidents Trophy Over Pinehurst Course Goes to Englewood
 Player

Pinehurst, N C., Dec. 6.-Henry V Seggeman of Englewood, N JJ, to day won the presidents trophy ill the annual autumnal golf tournament here by defeating C. l.. Becker of Wood land, Mass. in a brilliantly played match
 They finished the eighteen holes all even, Seggerman taking the nineteenth when Rockers second shot made a sand trap to the left of the green
 A, A. Stagg, Chicago. was an easy winner over F. D. Wilkerson, Youngs- town, in the consolation flight finish ing four up and three to play
 Samuel Beelgman, aMtacomet. won the seeoyd flight finals and II. I. Brown, Huntingdon, Valley Country Club, Philadelphia, took the third flight trophy.