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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
Example of How They Gather and Stare
Is Shown in Recent Passing of
Unknown There.
HAS $3.50 ON PERSON AND
LIES IN STREET AN HOUR
Remarkable Part of Story Is That
Money Was Not Stolen During
Time He Was Left Unguarded.
BY CARLTON TEN EYCK.
(Written for the United Press.)

New York, Feb, 80, why should
the spirit of mortal be proud' This
thought came to many a Broadway
farcr the other night, along with tho
realization that the Old Man with the
Scythe is no respector of time nor place.
1t was just at theatre curtain time and
Lougacre Square was filled with its
nightly hurryiug, hustling throng Of
pleasure seekers.
High hats gistened, ermine opera
cloaks flashed an occasional glimpse
of cleaning shoulder and alabaster
necks; taxicabs whizzed and whirred
madly around corners, while the white
glove traffic policeman had to wig.wag
all their fingers at once to keep things
moving and protect pedestrians from
the vehicuar Juggernauts, In short,
II was typical Broadway night at the
rush hour with Wealth, Fashion, Beau
ty and Pleasure rampant on u field
argent Had some modern financial
duke perched himself "high in win
dowod niche" of the Astor and shouted,
con with the dance, let joy be uncon.
fined, " it would not have been out Of
the picture,
In the midst of the hub.bub, women 3
shrieks were heard and a Broadway
surface car was halted precipitately at
Forty.fourth street in the very center
Of the pleasure seekers, The screams
came from the car and were occasioned
Iby the collapse in the aisle of man.
Thc ear crew picked up the fallen man
aud carried him to the street, whers
he was laid out on the concrete base
of one Of the "white lights, Then
the car went ON its way. There was not
a soul about who knew the man and no
person in authority was left with him
by the street ear men, They simply
laid the man in the middle Of Broad.
way and went on about their business.
| At first the fellow lay utterly alone,
moaning almostiuaudibly, Then a hur'
ryiug pedestrian, crossing the whirling
rapids Of traffic, and halted perforee a
ltaxieab, looked down aud saw the pros
trato form
Rich and Poor Gather
He stopped TO look at the man, and
found no sign Of life, He loosened
the collar and clothing and felt over the
heart This was enough for the crowd
Instantly, almost miraeulously, the
lamp standard was surrounded by an
eager chattcring mob Of hundreds
There were bare headed women in Shin
merry thea,er gowns, men in evening
clothes. ordinary pedestrians and rag
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
SEE THAT YOU ARE REGISTERED.

the duty of every American citizen cast his or her ballot
at every election 1t may be the citizen takes especial in
eres in certain elections but it is still the citizens duty to
express an opinion it, for the community which
eed by the majority has right to know the will of the actual
majority. The duty is to the balance of the community This
being case every should to it that all the
steps to casting that vote be taken Among these the first and
most important to get registered that other people are
annoyed by doing for you what you should have done for
yourself put you with their afdavi in position to vote This
matter that is generally neglected until the last moment
when there grand rush. and the persons who by their de-
lay caused IT, the first to complain because they put to
some inconvenience and made to wait at the registration office
This you gentle reader and suggests that take few
minutes off now and get your the registration books
time to avoid the rush
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
AN UNPRoPITIoUs TINE.

~ HE Capital Journal has its columns open for all sides in
the road bonding discussion but those using them
largely opposed to the plan When the roads selected
for Improvement there will be time enough to discuss it.
and then be done much ntegeny Those doing
the discussing just it seems opposed to issuing bonds
under any circumstances In this connection desire to say
that mentioning the bond matter editora stated that
Judge Bushy would doubt do the best coud which
the Judge took that questioned his ability to handle
the matter, That certainly not intended although
doubt the ability Of Judge Bushey Teddy Roosevelt Solomon
himself to select system of roads for Improvement that will
give universal satisfaction Some things utterly impossible
II perhaps unfortunate that those behind the movement got
il before the public just at xpayng time for the fellow that
ucks tax receipt in his pocket he leaves the court
house not just at that time ardent advocate of bond issues
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

bay at that point, but became quiet
when this rumor was denied by the com
pany.
Portland has declared war on the fly
and is devising ways and means of ex
terminating the little insects but big
pests,
Meachem was the coolest place in
Oregon Friday night the mercury drop
ping to % below, At Baker it was six
below, and at LaGrande one degree
above.
The Corvallis Gazette.Times has
moved to new location that affords
almost double the space in which it
was formerly quartered.
klamath Falls, the Herald states, is
in the best condition, financially, that
it has ever known, and under its pay
as.you.go policy further improvements
will appear in future records,
There will be no more drinks at the
Ko,Keel Klub the organization of bus.
mess men and professional men at Co.
guile. When the new bylaw, Danish.
ing liquor, came up for action the vote
Of adoption was unanimous.
sss
January's average minimum temper.
ature at Baker was SIS degrees, and
this, the Democrat says, "sets new
record for Baker and puts the local
winter weather in a class with those
sunny climes, where they shiver
through the winter without stoves, to
preserve their reputation. -
/
The latest in the way Of candidates
for Oregon voters to select from at
the coming election is said to Har.
ney county offering, While he has not
announced his candidacy, his friends
say William Hanley, Of Burns, will be
a candidate for the United States sen.
ate, and that he will make the race as
an independent
George T. Hail. Sr., for s5 years en-
gagged in business in Eugene, died at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

THE ROUNDUP.

sam Matheson, while on the witness
stand in his own behalf at Portland,
Friday, having been arrested on a
charge Of passing bad check, was
handed the check az his request that
he might examine IL, aud when he was
requested TO hand Il back he said he
did not have il, II is presumed he ate
It, but he was held to the grand jury
just the same.
Msrshfield was worked up pretty
badly that the rumor that the $, +.
would not build the bridge across the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

ged newsboys and char-women, rubbing
elbows in the common bond of curiosity. |
"Who is he9 What is he2 What hap
pened2 Is he dead' Was it taxi
cab3" and thousand and ont other
queries came from everywhere. And in
answer there were hundred wrong ex-
plantations. Nobody really knew what
had happened for the street car was
gone and nobody had any idea of the
man S identity.
Suddenly little man with chin-whis-
kers, wormed his way Importantly
through the crowd 81 IN a doctor,
he said, and the curious throng parted
and made way. The professional man
made an examination. Then he turned
abruptly,
"Ho's dead, " was all he said.
Such change as then came over
the crowd. Men hats came off and
women wept And the throng melted
as quickly as it had formed. An inter
esting accident was one thing and the
presence OF Death was another None
/ fingered In second the body of the
dead man was alone on its little island,
isolated between two streams of hurry.
ing traffic. Then came an old man, a
little man with frayed coat and dilapi-
dated hat. Boldly he walked over TO
the body on its improvised slab. Ten
derby he stopped down and fastened the
clothing which the self.styled doctor
had left disordered Then with his fin
gers the old man closed the eyes Of the
corpse aud with faded an none too
clean handkerchief from his own poe
ket the little old man covered the
place Of the Unknown. Then "Here,
boy, he called to an urchin lowering
on the opposite corner, his awe strong
er than his curiosity and his arm hug
ging bundle of late 'WuXtrees. "
Gngerly the boy approached the grue'
some spot, and donated his entire stock
of papers, With these the old man
covered the body from head to foot,
and then went his way Again the sill
eut dead man was left alone amid the
roar of swirling Broadway.
And still no one in authority came,
no surgeon no police, no coroner. For
nearly an hour the body lay alone. The
traffic policeman on post notified his
? station, but he could not desert his
, work. for the taxicabs were still racing
, madly and to protect the living was
more important than to guard the dead
, | All the time crowd fringed either
curb, gazing morbidly at the shape un'
, der the newspapers, but venturing no
nearer after they knew Death sat on
: The base of that dazzling light
Finally Pronounced Dead.
Forgotten was the play, the picture
show and the cabaret to those people
They were held spcl-bound, Finally
a Flower Hospital surgeon came and Of
riciary pronounced the man dead
. Then police ambulance carted the
corpse to station. In a moment
4 Broadway moved on in its accustomed
i. way, the incident forgotten.
Who says New York is not honest
That dead man had $3.50 in his pockets
A and it lay unguarded for more than
a an hour but nobody attempted to take
Q 1t, TO spoil tn story, the dead man was
not buried unknown, in the Potter I
. Field. lie was identified as Abe Ma
n poleop Leclerc a priest Of wconsocket
in New York on his way to Havana.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
BARKEEP GETS OFF EASY.


UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l
San Francisco, Feb. 9.-William Ber-
ry, a bartender who shot his employer.
Peter Greenwald, in quarrel over
wages last November, was sentenced
to four years in San Quentin. He
said he fired because Greenwald him
self was reaching for a weapon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
sEE rHE MoNEY is HoNEsTLY spENr

N nee more we wish to call the attention of those most con-
cerned says the Telegram, to the fact that certain def
mite degree of responsibility rests upon all who have
backed the good roads and urged the various
counties to vote bonds for their construction 1t is we'll to start
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

That hog train dred into Salem after dark remained two
hours and then made sneak Maybe it afraid of coming
in contact with that famous Salem hog" which hear
much about at election times
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

the "hog train" professors, Portland
sends $4,4OO into Washington county
every day in payment for cream and
butter sent her
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

An exchange says that dealers who sell short cord Of wood
want dollar that has full hundred cents in it in payment
therefor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

Three Silverton steers were sold re.
Gently at little better than $75 each.
They weighed $500 pounds and were
two.yearold Holsteins,
According to statistics given out by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

Woodburn is the center the onion set
growing business Of the state. Some
10000 is paid yearly for this product
at that place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

bay at that point, but became quiet
when this rumor was denied by the com
pany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

Portland has declared war on the fly
and is devising ways and means of ex.
terminating the little insects but big
pests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

Meachem was the coolest place in
Oregon Friday night, the mercury drop
ping to % below. At Baker it was six
below, and at LaGrande one degree
above.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

his home in that city Friday. He was
about 10 years old,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04

conandgra
dhiontot this in to O
dMont Hemgupar be below % cash d h given "
No dJ oakland
E aomhps$
NO.
mhe aycma$ con
t@,60 apm
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04

Knaul. 100
variety
Roller Western Land Roller Co. Hastings Neb it. roller $4,000
K-sinsIe Yellow
shugart 4oO
2-Myers Pump, ............. 75O
3-Grndstone No. 300 Richard Wilcox Mfg Coo, Aurora Ill.,
so Corn Hangers standard Seed Tester Co.. DEBORAH s
5Galon Dip Economy Hog Cattle Powder Co., Shenandoah 2
6-Famer Breeder, Sioux City, Iowa 100
Corn, Corn Pub Co, Waterloo Iowa so
L-sinse
Alfalfa Sioux City s40O
400 Blu. Portable Corn Crib, Dennng Motor Imp. Co.,
s-Perfecton sprayer, Minneapolis
Romans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
40 Hangers Standard
81 Kreso Dip Parke Davis Co., Detroit and Phil A.
e-Botte Collie Cure
Iowa Homestead,
Class M-singIe White Cap Corn
$50 bottles Ginger Mitchell
2-Daiy Sockman Observation-Disclosures.
$50 lbs Meal, c. .............
40 Poultry by ....... 100
5-Botte R.
6Package Germazone, Geo. H. Lee and R.
Glass N-one-haIf bushei Spring Wheat.
1Utz Feed Mill Pioneer Imp Co., Council Bluffs
2-EIay Carrier E. Porter Co., Ottawa, ILL., value $780,
pair Buggy Shafts Reyes Bros, Council Bluffs Pautsch
Buggy Bros, Bluffs 600
IS gal Monamoble Oil, Monarch Oil
5shields Adjustable scyhe Atlantic Mfg 225
6-Soux City Tribune, year 200
Il Bottle Collie Cure, Pratt Remedy Co.
Class o-Best haf.bushe
Feed 81,
2-Spring Wagon Pole Keye
Bros, $500; Hog Waterer Only Co., Hawarden
Iowa, value $3.50 Observation-Disclosures.
3-5 gal. Monamobie Oil, Co., Council Bluffs
Iowa, value $685. Hog Waterer Quinn Iron Boone
Iowa, valued at $150
$50 lbs Hog Powder, Economy Hog
5-Shields Adjustable scythe, Atlantic 225
6-1 Bottle Linimen, Pratt Stock Knaul and
Bottle Collie Cure each valued at $1OO
7-kimballs Dairy Farmer
Class P-HaIfbusheI Of Winter
Grain Drill, j. B. Romans Observation-Disclosures
PA it. Gate, Iowa Gate Co. Co., value
$3.50, and Hog Waterer, Only Mfg Co, Hawarden Iowa.
3-Lawn Mower, Hershel Neb. 500
IS gal Monamobie OIL Monarch Oil
5-Shieds Adjustable Scythe Atlantic Atlantic 225
6-Soux City Daily News ............. 200
Farmer & Breeder Sioux City
Class Q-Seholarsh list
to all boys girls years residents of
Crawford county, and who have not attended agricultural
Iege than thrty-six
Hired Man Engine, Associated Mfg Co.
Co.
Cash, lngwerson Bros,
S-Cash Bowles Livestock Com. .... 600
4-Cash BoWles Livestock Com Co., South Omaha
Cash, o. X. Serum Co., .............. 800
Cash, O X. Serum Co, .............. 200
Sioux City Tribune, Sioux City,
s-saey Razor, HILBERT Bartlett Spencer
Romans Co.
9eather Punch Knife Hubbard Bartlett Spencer
1O-Corn year. Corn Pub ............. so
class R-schoarshp second
open to all boys girls eighteen
residents OF Crawford did
year ana VINO have not attended agricultural
than thrty-six
Lee Incubator, Pautsch
Cash o. K Serum Co, Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cash. Byers Com. Co.,
4-Cash Byers CON- Co, South Omaha
5-5 gal Monamobie OIL . 1926
s-Hog Waterer Novelty Iron Works. Sterling ILL.,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04
PREMIUM LIST OF CORN AND GRAIN.

PREMIUM LIST OF CORN AND GRAIN.
White Corn not less than 70 ears
Kelley Sutherland Mch Supply Co.,
Omaha ............ ............ ........s24to
2-E1and Corn Shelter Bluffs. 1900
Remedy Council Bluffs Stock Remedy Co. 500
Novelty Iron Works, Sterling, ILL., 25o
5-Hog Waterer, Quinn Iowa l5o
Il Stock Dip, Council Bluffs Remedy Co. 10
Standard Oil Co. 125
Class s-one bushe
1-TwoWay Parlin orendorf, Omaha and Pautsch
.......SIoOo
2-codwel Mower codwell Mower Co., Newburg,
NJ Y ........'.... 80. lzoo
$50 Remedy, Stock Remedy Co. 500
Waterer, Novelty Iron Work, Sterling, ILL., A5O
5-Stock Dip Council Bluffs Remedy Co. 10
Cure, Stock Food Co, Philadelphia 100
Moines, so
other Reid's Yellow Dent
70
Manure Loader Lninge Co. $4,000
Mower Co. and B. Romans Co. 1900
Council Bluffs Stock Remedy Co. 500
Hog Waterer Novelty Sterling ILL., ESQ
Remedy Co. l25
Farmer, 100
Iowa Homestead Des Mones year eo
buhe of COLOR variety not
70
inch Feed Grinder Elevator,
less than 25
$4,000
Oliver Chilled Pow, B. Brodeen 1900
Remedy, Council Bluffs Stock Remedy Co. 500
4-Day stockman Omaha ................... 400
5-cow E. Co, Ottawa ILL., 200
6Gemicide Economy Hog Cattle Powder Co, shenan
doah Iowa l20
7-Kmbals Dairy Waterloo LOO
FLO Reeds Yellow Dent
-4section Harrow Lmb $4,000
City Brick & Tile Works, Mason
Cant Green Bay Lmb Co., Denison 500
Remedy Flecks Stock Food Co, Tifhn, Ohio
Boys Store 800
5-Pro6table Breeding Farming years.
Production ESQ
gal Dip Co. 1875
7-kimbars Waterloo 100
Corn, thanR
Good Roads Machine Co., Fl Wayne
Lmbr Co, Council Bluffs 1000
Gillette Safety Razor Co, Boston, Mass 500
$50 Food, Flecks Hog Remedy Co., and the Boys
5Profabe Breeding Farming and Prof Kennedys
Profitable FORK Pr0ducton 1oo
125
Sioux City, 100
Glass H-10 White Corn
Drag Machinery Mones $4,000
Norway Spruce Evergreens
Nursery Co., City, SIS
3-5 Paint Co, Fl Dodge, Iowa 600
SACK Hog Remedy, Economy Hog & Cattle Powder Co,
5-Proftabe Breeding Farming years, and Prof. Ken
nedys Production ESQ
Cattle Powder Co, Shenandoah 125
Breeder Sioux City, LOO
Cap
1-ss Fence Posts Corners Braces, American Wire
Bay Lmbr. Co. $1S75
Norway Spruce Pine Evergeens, Paen
Nursery Charles City, Iowa S75
81 Five Gallon Spray Paint Co., Fl.
Hog Powder Economy Remedy Co, shen-
months subscription 200
Dip Economy Stock Food Co., Shenandoah LIE
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04

7Ilmbal's Dairy Farmer, $780, Breeder,
Sioux City, year, $loo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Sioux City Tribune Bradbury
9-saey Razor Hubbard, Bartlett Spencer Co.. J. B.
Romans Co.... 100
1oLeaher Punch Knife, Hubbard, Bartlett
J. b. Romans Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..........
s-schoahp year. grain uaing open
to all students eighteen
Crawford county and have attended
ese thirty-sx
1-Adrance Mower, Co, True Mer-
camille CO., Delolt Iowa
2Cash O. K Serum Co, Omaha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Cash Great Western CON- Co, South
4Cash Great Western Co., ..........
Sioux City Journal
6-Chcago Daily Dovers Journal Observation-Disclosures.
Council Bluffs Nonparei months $780, Kimballs Dairy
Farmer $1.oo 800
sCounci Bluffs Nonparel, ..... ......... 200
9Kmbals Dairy Farmer year ............ 100
1OFarmer year ........ ............ 100
Class year, grain judging
to all eighteen
Crawford county, year, and ho
have not attended agricultural college thir
cash ...................... 1900
Cash Interstate Co., ............... 900
4-Cashlnterstate
5-Chicago Daily Droves Journal year
6Regser year ............ 400
Is gal Monamoble Oil, Monarch Oil
81 pail Standard Food, Drug Co., $780, and
gal Oxide Paint Iowa Paint Co., $3.50
81 Dip A. schumberger 15o
10Farmer Breeder City, ....... 100
Class U-Farmont Creamery Co.'S Special.
TO any boy, eighteen and residing
ford county writing the best giving the
that to make Perfect Dairy
Co., OF Denson, Iowa, will give cash prize
be delivered secretary during the
week. be judged by the officers
property of the Fairmont Creamery
Class V-Fenda'e Nursery Wm Bomberger
$500 worth apples 500
Council Bluffs Nonparei months 200
3-kimbaPs Dairy Farmer,
4-Corn Corn Pub year Observation-Disclosures. so
Class W-special
Advertising Century the largest
collection of stock to be
Class x-AIbert Weiss Special
cash for these
Co, Omaha, Neb)
This special will take place
12th under the direction
girls under the graded on
the placing the Kernels placing
relation of with kernel
z-oash ESQ
Cash ........ 100
DISTRICT DOMESTIC SCIENCE SPECIALS
Six sacks Plsbury -four Johnson
made from Pilsburys Best
-four in Stockholm, Otter Greek
10 SACKS APO
Two sacks Red Rose -four Mills
Button Prop for the best bread baked
in Stockholm, Milford and Jackson townships
List Rooster donated by M. Duffy
of bread, not less than three
Milford Jackson and West Side townships
flour, Sons City,
the best loaf of bread of that
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04

Nymhe ganpm phone ~meo aMonW Secretary
G
Isngm dg d ywtgh btG@y The nd sale
mgV anhp $3.50 - ~
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-07-09

Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
Ct We cannot attempt to quote
prices---our space is too limited
but take it from us, that it means
dollars to those who take advan-
tage of the prices we are making.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-07-09
Still some choice
MILLINERY

on hand at just ONE-HALF price.
Remember that means feathers and
flowers as we'll as trimmed hats.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-23
IFS listed afecto a la
Iectura?

En- tai case suscrfbase a LA
PRENSA. Este peri6dico tiene
la mejor information Ia mas ex-
tcnsa. sobre los acontecimientos
que Sc desarroIlan en- Ia actuali-
dad en- nuestra patria.
Su material es siempre escogi-
do, Y dificilmente encontrara US
ted una publication que por la in
signifcante suma de an peso, lie
Ileve a su hogan, durante cincuen
ia y dos semanaS, IN Verdadero
almac6n de articuios de noticias.
LA PRENSA 20 Sc duerme en-
sus laureIes, y c0nstantemente
introduce mejoras en- sus colum-
mas. Pida listed hoy mismo su
suscripci6n, mandandO IN peso pa
ra que la reciba un ano. Dirijase
al Sr. IGNACIO E. LOzANO. -507
DoIorosa St.-San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-23
NO NADIA

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Reloies De orc ReIlenadol(goIdfeld) dc II quilates
con Ia mejor maquinaria. Rarantizados por 20 amos.
que listed debe pagan en- otros lugares a 5000 los
yendo a precios baratisimos en- $50 pagaderos en-
mensualidades Como dnico representante en- este
pals de una cclGbre fabrica dc r~elojes de SuiZa. y
sin los zrandcs gastos que tienen otros estableci-
mientos. puedo vendcr.Ia precios excepcionaIes.
Marde solamcnte IN dollar como garantfa de su
buena v]oluntad y honradez y rec bra Immediate
mcnte. para gu cxamen. unc de estos rclojes. 81 no
!e convene. 10 devueive y recibirS n vuelta dc CO.
rreo su dollar de 5~ep6sito. ST lc gusta. lie -ctiene y
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