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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-20

New York Sun: In his attack upon the
integrity of Oscar Underwood, Captain
Hobson has overshot the mark.-Tusca-
loosa News
Yes, his trajectory was very high.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-20

Augusta Chronicle: Hobson will find
that tackling Santiago harbor with a col
lier is easy In comparison with getting
into the United States Senate by attack
ing other mems characters.
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70 eat Open all night. "a Peachtree
street Atlanta phone 483
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17
Snlem Heights IInnnenings.

Last Monday evening, at their hall,
the Boy Scouts were pleasantly sur
prised by the young ladies'. The ey-
ening was passed very merrily with
games. Refreshments rounded out the
affair Everybody enjoyed a pleasant
evening, and the young ladies were in
vited to call again,
Mrs, Fred Thompson is quite sick,
The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs, Campbell Friday afternoon. A
splendid time was reported.
Mrs, Johnson and daughter, and
Mrs. Pearcy's sister, are visiting with
Mrs, F, A. Pearcy over Sunday. Mrs,
Johnson is Harry Balllie's mother.
The members Of the Topsy Turyy
cast certainly did themselves proud
Friday evening The play, although
an old-timer has nice little plot and
is well sprlnkled with comedy Every
member Of the cast was especially
adapted to the part played, and II
would be hard to pick star" A
good-si2ed crowd enjoyed the play
and the music was furnished by the
Salem Heights orchestra The re-
ceipts were S2S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17
you name they've sailedr" hS dc.
manded.

you name they've sailedT hS dc.
manded.
"Shure-yesterday."
ooh, OH" The girl had risen and was
staring in frightened way at Michael
Dolan. "Whatever will l do? l don't
know sowl here, and I'm afraidw
The last customer had gone, The
street was quite dark The o'clock
whistles were blaring noisily.
you can't go out tonight" declared
Michael firmly, Now, me mother lives
upstairs, and she'll be glad of your
help for a nights lodging. Tomorrow
you can start out and look for place
If you want to-"
ooh, thank you" cried the girl faint
ly as Michael picked up her bag and
opened door in the rear Of the little
store
She followed him up flight of stairs
to tenement over the store, A hand
some black eyed old woman who look
ed strangely like young Michael open
ed door hastily.
Michael led the way into neat
kitchen.
make us acquainted, Nike" COM
manded Mrs. Dolan, her arms akimbo.
Michael looked helplessly at the girl.
"NIy name is Mora Egan," she said,
smiling shakily at Mrs Dolan. And
while Michael told her story the tears
quite brimmed over the green eyes.
"Wurra, wurraw calculated Mrs. Do
Ian, holding out her arms to the for
lorn little immigrant. go down about
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17
MUSICAL NOTES

One of the pleasantest reCitals Of
the season was given Friday evening
in Mr.. Hull's studio, when Mrs. Percy
A. Cupper appeared in recital before
some thirty guests. The studio was
.scasonably decorated with daffodils,
and Mrs, Cupper was the recipient,
at the close of her first group Of
songs, of a beautiful bunch of yel-
low and crimson tulips.
The program was as follows
THE Hour ..... Charles Willeby
2-Five Miniature Ballads ......
....... ..... William Hurlstone
3-On Phelum River ...........
=. ,... :. Woodforde-Find
Ashes, Mrs. Cupper Soubahna, Mr..
Hall.
All of the songs were new and were
admirably calculated to display the
range and quality Of the singers
voice. Every tone from the low a.
flat in the first number to the high
C in the last duet, was clear, vibrant
and sympathetic.
In sclf-command and volume Of
tone she had greatly increased since
her last recital appearance. At tine
close Of her first cycle she was COM
PEELED to respond to encore.
Especially lovely were the numbers
in the last song cycle. Perhaps most
pleasing of all was the last duet Of
the SERIES
Mr. Hull played the accompani-
mont with rare sympathy and has SCI
dom appeared to better advantage
than in the two solos which fell to
his part in the last number. An
nomcement was made at. the close
Of the program of an evening to be
devoted to the music of Grleg on the
twenty-eighth of this month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17
.Dr.J.C. Yuen
Successor to DR.. Kun, the greatest
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Established 1857.

Call and talk with those who are
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Others will tell you Of the remarkable
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Chinese Herbs and Chinese remedies
for all stomach, spleen, liver, lung,
heart, bladder, intestinal and kidney
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colds, appendicitis, female trouble,
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Salem WOman's Club Notes.

Members OF the drama class are is
suing invitations for March twenty
ninth, when the afternoon will be de-
voted to peer Gynt."
A program has been arranged for
this occasion. Mrs. Fish will read
setting for the music; Mrs. Myrtle
Long -Mendenhall will give two vocal
numbers, the Cradle Song" and Sun
shine Song; Miss Joy Turner, a
violin solo, "Anitra's Dance; Miss
Priscilla Fleming will give fancy
dance; Miss Mabel Smith and Miss
Lueen Moreland will play in duet a
peer Gynt" suite, Asses DEATH
Hall of the Mountain King" and
Mornings Mood" These are three
of Griegs good numbers.
The library building auditorium will
be decorated for this event and tea
will be served.
1t is a plan of the club to make
the affair very attractive.
&##
At the regular meeting last Satur-
day afternoon, Doctor McLachlan Of
Portland read most interesting
paper on the subject of Eugenics, and
illustrated with a chart the many pos
sibilities and danger signals result
ing from ignorance or Carelessness.
A rising vote Of thanks was given the
doctor for her very entertaining talk.
The committee on arrangements
has secured the services of an oper-
ator from Eilcr's in Portland who
will bring the choicest records and
present on the Grafanola, two operas
which will be sung in Portland by
the Chicago Opera company,
Comp etod records will be given Of
the very best music in Lucia de
Lammermoor" and "The Tales of
Hoffman"
This entertainment will precede
opera da'es enabling those who in
tend to hear the music to familiarize
themselves with the libretto and score.
To defray expenses, a very small
admission will be asked and the exact
date for the Grafanola recital will be
announced later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17

AS CAPTAIN MICHAEL DoLAN MARCHED
PAST.
| yer business, Mike Mora an me has
plinty to do gettin' ready fer the St.
Patrick's banquet tomorrow"
"Moira and me-Moira and her!"
murmured Michael dizziy as he closed
up the store.
an wake up tomorrow" he assured
himself while he ate his supper, with
MORA sitting opposite.
Mrs. Dolan was as deeply in love
with the girl as was her son.
81 always wished for a girl" she
crooned in Moira's ear as they undress-
ed In the tiny bedroom.
"Your son must be comfort to you,
he is so kind" said MORA.
Mrs. Dolan wagged her head.
"That he is" she cried warmly; "nev-
er a better son, But me arms long to
hold a girl. Pm wishful for Mike to
marry"
"Then you'd be happy2" laughed Moi,
ra softly.
Mrs. Dolan locked keenly at her. Her
face softened magically.
"I'm like all the Bolans," she said
bluntly. "We're slow to get what's
comm to us, but when we see 1t we
grab hold Of 1t. Whist" She smiled
with sudden secretiveness and, blow
ing out the light, lay down beside the
girl, When they slept the girls hand
was held In the wrlnkled grasp of the
old woman.
The morning Of st. Patrlck's was a
busy one at Doans'. There was to
be big parade in the afternoon, fol-
lowed by a banquet, and Michael was
to march Mrs. Dolan and Mora flew
around all the morning preparing good
things for the banquet, which was to
be held at Flaherty's hall.
In the afternoon Mora and Mikes
mother stood hand in hand and cheered
shrilly as Captain Michael Dolan
marched past with the gallant Sixty
ninth.
After the banquet there was a ball,
and Michael and MORA danced togeth-
er, while Mrs. Dolan watched them
with tearfully happy eyes.
Then came the next day, when MORA
sadly took her bag and took her leave
OF the Dolans,
"Ive had a happy time indeed" she
quavered.
Suddenly Mrs, Dolan's apron few up
to her eyes,
"Wurra, wurraw she moaned. "An'
| always wanted a girl, an she's goin'
away from mey'
Michaes eyes met Molra's green
ones across the bowed shoulders Of the
old woman.
An unspoken question was asked and
answered. and then both the women
were circled In Michael's strong arms.
"She's to be my glrl--and yours,
mother o. miner cried Michael dizzlly,
and when MORA protested at the brief.
ness Of their acquaintance mother and
son argued In unison
80 long MS we love each other, dar-
lin, time don't count" said Michael,
"Loye amt measured by years or
hours. II comes like a breath-whlstl-
an II ye has IT, why, your life will he
all gold" Mrs. Doan nodded her
head sagely.
"All gold and green" finished Mi.
chael as he kissed Molra's green eyes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17
4 Powerful prnNnr.

London, March 15,-Brought out Of
Il delIrlum which bordered on death,
apparently through the prayers Of
Right Rev Arthur Policy Wilmington
Ingram bishop of London, Mary Ross.
aged 10, beautiful London girl, is
recovering today.
Before her delrlum the girl re-
Quested relatives to ask the bishop TO
pray that her death would bo halted.
The bishop came to the house and
after a tow prayers and an oil annoint-
ment Of the girl, she rapidly became
rational.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17
TO REDUCE RATES
ITO KINGWOOD PARK
The p. L. & L. Announces Il Five.
Cent Fare to KlngwOOd and
West Salem. 4

An official announcement will be
made Saturday afternoon by the rep
re3cntatives of The Portland, Eugene
& Lastern company to the effect that
its former passenger rate of 10 cents
from Kingwood Park TO this city will!
re reduced to five cents, the altera-
ton to take place Immediately,
In compiling the rate schedule, the
company made an error by inserting
q fifteen-cent fare from the station
located at Kingwood Park to the in
ter2ection of Commercial and Union
streets This matter has been Off
cially re-arranged and hereafter pas
sengers will be carried across the
Willamette river at this point for the
popular street railway fare of five
cents. This reduction means much
to the citizens of West Salem and bids
fair to develop West Salem and King
wood Park into a town Of no small
Importance in the near future.
1t has also been announced that the
promoters of KingwOod Park are
making the necessary legal arrange
ments to incorporate the property in
to a city, 1t is the intention of this
corporation to qualify as a corpor-
ated town and conduct same on the
usual plan prescribed by statute. 1t
now has a public water system, cleo
trio lights and other matters pertain
ing to the upbuilding of the proposed
town will be carried along as speed
lily as possible.
1t is probable that West Salem, an
unincorporated town Immediately
west of the new bridge, will be in
cluded in the proposed new city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17

tlful Ireland, waiting for the news that
would awaken her to new life, that
would turn her feet into other paths
paths that led up and away from cor
ner groceries and Michael Dolans and
Mlchuel's thoughts became chaotic here.
All he realized was that at last he
had fallen madly In love with strange
GIRL who would presently 90 out Of his
sight forever His trembling hands
spilled sugar over the floor
81 wish Joe would never fnd them
Slatterys," was Mlchael's wicked wish.
Instantly he wns scared, for in dart.
ed Joe, painting
"Back to the ould sod!" he announced
Michael stared
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-17

Mrs, Mahaifey, and later sent an ad-
juster Of a life insurance company TO
the Mahaffey apartments here to I'm
Qulre into her death.
Mrs. Hahaffey was found uncon-
scious half an hour later in her bed