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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

-rSota cite ole ndbneet ia futten'
Fin rafaStatte -" GrdS tuns
nettu taiteiliia maalai ferran fam'
Min taulun. &c e1itti nuorta, tertpet'
I'd tptt5d taustanaan mdririfaS fut.
faisfeto. 2erran bdn fertoi tauIun
tbdiIiioiae fen historian. 9dnead
oil onut usfomainen pstdtpd, ioue
Iamaua fauneus oil ola friStinuS.
foa. Itfid fabotti tdmd pstdmd nd
fDnId. SdStd buolimatta edpi bdn
fddnnDaiiesti maalarin atelierisIa Ia
fuunteIi MT Ie%nfiaan fofo ipbdmen'
I'd bartaubeqa taiteiliian fuipausta
fiitd mitd taulut efittipdt. Grddnd
pdipdnd fanoi bdn: r9uoneesiani
on tpbid paiffa ieindud. GtfD tab
toiii maalata fiiben ionfun fauniin
taulun, iosia on paIion fuffia?"
Rum fitten taulu oil nalmis, tuIi bdn
atelieriin ytatfomaan" fitd, niinfuin
bdn muuten ianot. Sdnen ibastuf'
ienia tauluun oil Altman erinomai.
men. rSIen pafuutettu fiitd, fanoi
taiieiIiia. rettd bdn tobeIIatin ibme'
teltdipdud fpmpld i%aattoi nauttia
fuman fauneubesta mieIdpd pbtd
bpmin fuin JOS bdn olifi olut ndfe'
mGfin."
Weibdn 6erramme on min u1ein
pannut painoa iuurt fiiben pdlttd
mdtt5mppteeu, ettd meibdn on us
fpttama Matte ME d.
effddn. @aipufoon meibdn fie'
Iumme tarfastamaan Seeiufien eId.
mod la iaafoon meiodn flmdmme
ndbbd fen tdpbeuiien fauneuben,
mia idteilee bdneStd, min etid me
oppiTimme rpfastomaan 6dntd, iota
emme nde, mutta ionfa ferran iaam'
me SumaIan armosta ndbbd ieIat.
iena fuin bdn on.
11sfofaamme ndtemdttd = ia 70.
fastafaamme Sdntd uSfon fautta,
mica on noimafas ia faiffiipoitta.
ma. -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

= &ubmis Farms Iaupeuben tiel'
Id. SGstG tiinnetista, iunoffaaSta
papista ferrotaan, ettd bdnen erdd'
nd taImtiItana pitt mennd muuta'
man nanban iatraan lesfen Iuo,
iofa aiui faufana Sarms'in alum
nosta. Edmd iattui %aifana, iouotn
iuuri beratps paraifao tapabtut bd'
men fotiieubuuonfa ia iouoin luon'
noaiIesti mpDsfin tpiba ia mastnS'
tus iaatputtitpat buippunfa. nieat
pibafitpat 6arms'ia bdnen robfean
tobistufienia tdbben. pari banen
mastustaiaania iaimat iattumalta
tietdd, ettd bdn find iItana aifoi fdp'
ba mon ~iairaan Iesfen Iuona. Se
aiettuipat m~diipffiin muutamien PEN
iaitten taotie, bpDtdtdfienid fieltd 3D.
men fimppuunia. Rum CAIRNS Id
bestpi tietd mpDten nopein, iousta'
min asfeIiu, bppdbtimdt pabanteft'
idt ellie, aifoen tarttua bdneen.
Mutta !Sarms buubobtt main. rOi,
dIfdd estdf5 minua laupeuben tel
Id" So ban lat rdubasia iatfaa
m%otfaania.
Ndin meibdnftn tulee buubabtaa.
Meiad on %iotafin fidudmme, mtfd
tattoo estdd meta fulfemosta eteen'
pain Iaupeuben tieud. Witd ie on?
StIeffddt pppteet, mutawuus Ia me-
ruffeet! ystdpdt, aIfddmme antafo
ndiben mibouistemme ieiiattaa met
I'd iuofiusiamme, maan fanofaam
me Serran poimasfo: rOi, dlfdd
eStdfD minua Iaupeuben tieud!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

- 2aiffi on Iopusia. Safiasia
fuuIuu oIeman bautafimi, ionfa boil
Min on fdtfetip nuoren rubtihoan
maaqinen tomu, ia tdmdn rubtinoan
ruumisarffuuu on Iatinaffi faiuer'
rettu ieuraapat ipbdntdIdrfemdt la
nat:
v0aifti on lopusfo!"
9ubannet otpat ne, iotfa iamauai'
nen epdioimo ipbdmisiddn fdpmdt
raffaimpienia bauboiue. So iotatn
Iamauoistaban ilmaiimat mpDstin
niiben fabben SeeiufIen opetusIap'
fen Ianat, iotfa iurun paItoamina
fulfipat Gmmousta fobti. .Wle tot
moimmeSS, idnoipot be, rbdnen OLE
man ie, iofa oil Iunostapa Ssrae'
Iin." Wutta mt, ormeIiipat he, on
taitfi Topusia. 2uinta furuuisia,
Jos meibdnfin, fatieIesiomme See.
Iufien ristiIe, tSptptF fanoo: raoit'
Il on Iopusio." SiIoin me oIiim.
me furiimmat faifisto ibmiFstd, III
loin diff meiud fuonut Wopabtoio,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

RaIF 2ipinsitonen ieuraoiaa.
Sobtori Subert WiIon ia neitt Rutb
@iIIon opat dsfettdin matfustaneet
IdbetpsIaornaoiino 4ipinsitoniaan
Mfrifasia.
!pe oifopot olufIi tpDsfenneud ldd'
fdreind ia ioiraonboitoiana Siping'
ftonen matfoien fautta min fuuIui'
IasIa Npaefaidrmen pmpdriud oIe'
paSIa ieubusia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
usko ia ty0t.

Saafobin firieen 2:14, I5ptpp ia.
nat: rWsitd bp6tpd, melieai iiitd on,
Jos iofu ianoo itieaddn olepan u.s.
Goa, eta bdneqd ole tefoia"?
Sdmd ia monet muui tdmdn' tai
taiiet lauieet %ndpttdmdt tpaatipan
tDitd bursfaaff tuDafiemme. Wiitto
to oeuifuubesia eipdt ipDt mitddn
fiiind auta, waau iofa ei tp6tdtee,
mutta usfoo fen pddae iofa iuma.
Iattoman tpanbursfaatfi tefee, bdnen
usfonia Iuetaan bdneue tpanburs.
faubefF."
SeeIuS on omaua fuoIemauaan la
Observation-Disclosures faifti tebnpt mt
td toriptttiin autuuteemme.
ppbdsid fasteesia on tdmd labia.
no nellie annettu, olemme tuIIeet
pelastaman armon oiaaiIuuteen. 81
fiis mitddn tartpttie tebbd fiud rfaif.
FL on malmiStetti."
3Gtd autuuttamme iImoittaa gu.
maIa efpanfeIiumin fautta ia g..
6enfenfd atpuua 9dn tabtoo tebbd
fen eIdmdfF tobeuiiuubefF ibmiien
ipbdmmesfd.
Wutta IDptpp ibmifid iotfa fuuues'
iaan tabi Iufiesiaan etpanfeIiumia
ia usfon iaarnaa beti fiiben mp6n'
tpmdt luuaen omia aiatuffanfa ns.
fofii. Eotiet tunnustatpat rnsfon
fappaIeet1 ia bpmdfippdt opin, 10
luulemat 10 uSfomanIa. Xutber ia
moo: rSeuaisten baapeiben ia Iu,i'
IoteIIun usfon tdbben Raamattu
pubuu tdud tamaua t5iStd.~
2utberiue oil ieIninnpt lanai:
,Wanbursfaan pitdd eIdd usfosta."
9amd tell bdneStd mieben iofa ia.
moi: rSa woiffa Wtttenbersista
WormIiin diff rotpio, Min fuitenftn
tobbon fuIfeo fen Idpi tunnusta.
maan 9erraomme a~ristusta." So
fifteen pDOd bubtif. II ia 18 pdttpdn
naIiud 1921, bdn toisteIi rufouties.
ia Sumolan fansia. 9dnen pStd.
mdnid fuali fen toiieen buoneeieen
ia on muistiin tirioitanut ieuraatpat
~Oi SumaIani, SumoIani,
minun Sumaloni, puoIusta minua
faiffea mailman miifoutta mas
taanl Zee find ie! Sinun tdptpp ie
Sinun pffin; nina en- fitd
moi. MIioban f~uitenfin on finun Ell
Ed minun! Wina en- Iuota febenfddn
ibmiIeen, ie oIifi turbo. Stnd lopul.
Ia buftuu ~fuitenfin faitti mifd on
inbiministd. = 81 Sumalani, Suma.
Iani, etf5 find fuuIe? Minun Suma'
lani, oIetfo fuolin? 81, find ct mot
Sind poon tdtfepbpt minuI'
Ia. SinG oIet moIinnut minut tdbdn
loimeen. Sitfpd fdpnfin mind 81
nun poitoF minnesota, Seeiufien aris'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

iaoin oIifi TOTO meibdn friStinus'
fomme petoSta.
Wtutta, Sumalan fiitos, Seefutien
riStiltd ei faiu ndmd lobbuttomot ia'
nat: raaiffi on lopusiu!A waan fiel'
I'd ioi riemuitIetpana moitonlauluna:
rSe on tdptettp. Seefufien
fuolo muuttui t%poitofii. ia tpoilor'
IaaIiina ban mel mufanaan ibanuu'
teenia fatuipan rp5mdrin mapabbe'
tun fielun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

tafien. iofa on hifent, fiIpeni ia lin
nani." Qdn tat uoimaa ia teft fem.
raatpano pdimdnd mailman fuu.
lun tunnustufien iofa taotti bdneue
paliofiroufIen.
Seuainen oil 4uiberin usfo. Sdn
fanoo: Gldmd usfaIlus SumaIan
ormoon, Min marma, ettd ibminen
tuhat sertaa len ebestd fuoIiR! 50
i%eaainen usfalms Ia -tieto tefee iloi.
iefF Sumalan ia faiffien o~Ientpien
ebesid. Gen fautta ibminen tpapaa.
ebtotiesti talee baIuffaafR ia taipu'
maffi tefemddu iofai5eue bDmdd,
palnelemaan iofaista, tdrfmddn
mitd bpndnid fen SumoIan pIisipf.
ieffi ia funniaffi, iofa banelle on min
iaurta armoa ofoittanui. So iamd
Sutberin usfo ndfpi bGuen toimin.
naSlaan.
rSumalan uaItatunta eli ole p,l.
beesia paan moimasIa~ / Ror. A..
20. O. poima ionta me famine
Sumalalta, fiuoin fuin 9dn maifut.
taa meisid usfon, on elamd. &c tab
too elad ia tpatfuttaa. Sdtd en- ole
firioittanut fifii eitd tabtoifin feboit.
ttaa tDibin iaabafIemme paIffaa GU.
malalta; paan iifii ettei mibouinen
faifi nufuttaa fieIuia madrdud rau.
baua. Siud field misid Ell tpDt feu.
raa, ct olefaan mSfoa, paan fuoIut
luulo ia baatue, iota mddrin usfotIi
ianotaan.
nsfo paifuttaa tp5t: Suomari Ell
endd eld iuoppoubesfa, mutta tefee
tp6td raittiuben ebistdmiieffi. Sau.
reeuiiesta tuIee fimepben ebistdtS;
riitaiiesta rauban rafentaia; Suma.
Ian p~aItafunnan tpDn m~ashstaias.
to, len barras ebistdid |. n. e. Hais
tis emanfeIinen usfo elppttdd fofo
ibmiien benfteldmdd ia ilmenee eId'
mdsid. Waiffa iofu usfoo Raa'
matun la oIifi etewd teolosiIisia fps
ipmpffisid; ia maiffa bdn tunteiben
maltaamana antautuiIi paImoen a..
iatteIemaan SumaIasta = fen nuofs
4 ei bdneud fuitenfaan ole autiadt.
4 tefemdd usfoa.
9hrtto Fen 9errun Sumalon ebes'
Id On tuuut itienid ndfemddn fabo.
tetufIi ipntiietii, mutta mpDs armos.
ia oiauiiefIi, bdnead on oifea epan.
feeIinen usfo. Sdn ct tee Iitd tar.
haiti Jos ianotaon usfoua oIeman
maifuttatpan hoffman, bdn pbtpp
paapalin ianoibtn: rSe on Suma.
Ian poima, i~iIefuuefin uSfcmaue
peidsfutlett.A
Spettafoon SumaIa meta iofais'
to, ettd oifein pmmdrtdiIimme Suma.
Ian ianan ia fen mufaan itiedmme
foetteIiiimme iosfo me eldmme. rSiID
Id Min usfofin iIman tefoia pm fuol.
Int" Saaf. 1926.
SIen pafuutettu fiitd ettei luttiant
~aiattele tdmdn tirioituffen olefpan
MISUNDERSTANDING maStaan ia
fifii pppbdn tdae fiaa Muttaiasia.
MrmoSta autuaS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

- Qrishuinen foti! Wifd noima
Ie onfaan Iapfeue, Fun ban on fan'
fana fpImdsid boufuttelefpasia
maaiImasia, ia ipnnin ddnet tdpitd'
pdt bdnen f%ortponIa ia bdnen jail
fanIa onot Ituftai0a paifoiua. -
". 6. 2ttribse.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

ppbdtouluIapfia on pobiois
amerifasia II m%iIioonaa. Sofa
iunnuntai Iifddntpp ppbdfoululasten
Iufu 10. OOO:aa. SapanisIa fdp
Zoe, 900 Iasta ppbdfouIua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

- pafanaldbetptieen opdt fpiime
nuonna faiffi fristitpt mbranneet
noin 1862 miIioonaa me-, iotamas'
totn fristinusfoon fddntpneet pofa.
nat otpat tdbdn t%arfotufieen anita
meet noin 40 miIioonaa mi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

SofaiieIla Observation-Disclosures on
alma oppimista. Wtutia opista pdds'
tDfiriaa emme Iaa ennenfuin ruumis'
arfuSIa. - Seuffert.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

aoIebt 2anTouisfirtfofunnan
fasIaan past. :. 1rpilotIen fantta
Sofatosta. Wtinn.. $2.65 ia Giiffor'
bista, Mis., $3.50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

Tulfoon mifd tabania, ei mrr
experimentation. ole ifuiia. - Sbafes'
peare.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
x.rrkilehdere sijotut lshetykset ovat osoises
lvat:
L Box G.. Ironwood, Mich

Entered Is seeond.clsss matter January ~
s0s. n he most office ct { rouwood, MichiRan
nder the Act o. Congress OF March 8. 1877
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

- 2orfein miiiaus. minfd limit
men moi iaamuttaa, on fdptdnnbut
men iumaIanpelfo, eifa opiainen tie
IN ~ "A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

Doitfo find ianoa M n u n?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08


Indeed would" said Jack You know daddy that anything
about swimming pleases me-"
Yes said Evelyn and would like to hear about the fish having good
time instead of being caught
Thee fish certainly did time They live small lake,
which and did have daddy
Perchs
she could suggested the
A the of the family delighted the idea though
didn't
had all the
their tails make it harder along But the
that managed best together Il double prize
last when the afternoon the fishes all excited that they
didn't do anything a. well as they could ordinarily
Perch in element showing
always best at everything when she had audience watch her
The swimming thing
family find all
then them swim others
didn't
the
tremed
relations said
perfectly delighted but she had
They high diving competitions
polo match besides the swimming
glorious of broke
they had of most delicious water weed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
WILL BE YACCINATED
AFTER ENCAMPMENT

Six tubes containing typhoid prophy-
Tactic, the virus used in vaecinating
against typhoid fever were received
today by Captain Gehlhar for use on
the boys of Company NJ. The virus
will not be used until after the en-
eampment at Gearhart park, as it re-
quires 90 days to administer the three
doses of the vaccine. IL will be ap-
piled by Or. Sleeves, the army surgeoir
soon after the company returns from
the eneampment.
This virus has been in use in the ieg.
ular army along the Mexican border
for two years and IN that time not a
single case of typhoid has been report
ed. The vaccine is applied just beneath
the skin and il is SAID that no i'll eff
feets are felt by those treated. A mum
Der of Salem people outside of the
militia company have applied for treat
ment, but the government medicine cah
not be used on civilians. However, as
each tube of medicine can only be uset
ON the day it is opened, if any of thC
virus is left over some of the city peo
pie may be treated with the remainde
of the tube, as it would only be waste,
otherwise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
A PEEPING HOBO
FRIGHTENS WOMEN

Residents of the city in the neigh.
borhood of Trade and High streets
were frightened this morning about 4
o clock by the appearance of "Peep-
ing Tom," who came on the porcnes,
looked in the windows and tried door
knobs. He was first seen across the
street from the Bernardo residence,
where sick woman with a nurse is
living. The peeper tried the door and
frightened the women so that when he
went away they Immediately fled. The
nurse tainted and was found on the
porch.
Later, about o'clock this same
peeper was seen looking into the win
dows of the Phillips residence at the
corner of Cottage and Trade streets,
frightening little girl. He is de.
scribed as being roughly dressed, wear
ing whiskers, and looking like hobo.
Officers Woolery and Fisher were soon
upon the scene but found no one an.
swering the description. This morning
Officer Jack White took up the search.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
Y. W. G. A. TAKES OVER
THE PUBLIC REST ROOM

The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation is most promising in its growth.
The Public Rest room has had steady
increase in Importance since its Or
ganization last October and now that
1t has become an adjunct of the Y. W.
G. A. the financial and numerical re-
ports are the largest in the history of
its institution. Mrs. p. l.. Blackberry,
the secretary and Mrs. Charles Cameron
her able assistant, report that in the
month of June 1925 visitors were well
coined and cared for, and 1888 women
and children were served at the lunch
hour. Employment was found for about
dozen applicants and sympathy and
help was given to brighten the path of
many who came that way. The Y. W.
c. A. has its headquarters at 2j7 North
Liberty street, just opposite Court
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08

For the pleasure of several small
friends, Mrs. Frank Spears entertained
with a prettily appointed luncheon to-
day, decorating her table with snowy
Shasta daisies. Covers were arranged
for Francis Dick, Pauline Dick, Helen
Robe and Faith Triddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roma Hunter and
daughter, Macyle, leave today for New
I1t, where they will be dOmciled for
several weeks in Nye Beach cottage.
They will make brief stay in Albany,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shell
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Laflar left yes
terday for Seaside, where they will en-
JOY a week outing
T.
Miss Bertha Thornburg, has just ar
rived from Lincoln, Nebraska, to spend
the summer as the guest of her cousin
Miss Dora C. Andersen, secretary and
treasurer of The Capital Journal. Miss
Thornburg is an assistant in the geo
logical department of the University of
Nebraska.
Miss Elizabeth Topping, city librar.
ian of Marshfield, has been visiting
friends here. Miss Topping was form.
erly an instructor of history at the
High school, and during her stay here
made many friends both in educational
and social circles.
Mrs. B. T. Vandecar and baby OF
San Francisco, are visiting Mrs. Van
decar's mother, Mrs, Alice Kruse, OF
Marshfield. Mr.. aud Mrs. .Vandecal
are well-known in Salem, having form
erly resided here, Mr.. Vandercar being
connected with the Barr Jewelry store
Miss Viola Fischer, nurse at Viii
lamette Sanitorium, went to Newport
Sunday where she will spend hei
months vacation.
. IS -.
A pre-eminent musical event il
Portland the past week was the recita
given by Miss Helen Calbreath, a.
which time she presented number Of
her piano pupils. About one hundr Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
visit friends in The Dallcs before her
return.

visit friends in The Dalles before her
return.
DR.. z. NJ. Parvin, of Portland, for
merly of Salem, gave several recital
programs in Portland last week. Dr.
Parvin is president of the northwest
normal school of music and art.
The Yeomen lodge gave a most en-.
ioyable social Friday, July 3, at their
lodge rooms in the Moose building. Ev-
erything was in keeping with the
Fourth of July; the decorations being
quite elaborate, consisting of flags,
and bunting The national colors were
also brought out with crepe and tissue
paper draped from the different cor,
ners of the rooms and over the electro.
liers.
The following patriotic program was
rendered:
Tableau, Illustrating the star-spangled
banner, with Miss Eugenia McInturtf
as vocalist and four militia boys in
uniform.
Address of Weleome-Ernest Blue.
COrnet SolO-Martha Swarts.
Reading-Mignon Oliver.
Vocal Solo-Harold Cook.
Skirt Danee-Margaret White.
Vocal Solo-Frances Ward.
Violin SOlo-MariOn Emmons (pupils OF
Miss Joy Turner.
Vocal SolO-Helen Baker.
| Vocal Solo-B. G. Kennedy,
The piano accompanies were Misses
JOY Turner, Florence Smith and EvelyI
Reiglemann.
After the program a sumputOus ban
quet was enjoyed. Later the lodge
members and their guests filled in the
evening dancing and playing cards. A
+. Tingstrom, in making the arrange
ments for the entertainment, was as
sisted by Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Fin
ney, Miss Gertrude Crossan, Mrs. Ber
nardi, Miss Ella Roge and Mr.. Burca.
Mrs. II. st. Helens entertained tn,
Elite Embroidery club last Thursda,
at her home on Court street. The six
teen members brought their needle worl
spending the afternoon in a pleasan
informal manner. Mrs. O. G. Sehell
burg assisted in serving. The club ha
adjourned until September.
Mrs. Frank Mapes of South Fifteenth
street was given delightful birthda,
surprise last night by relatives an,
friends. Music and refreshments wer
enjoyed during the evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Browning
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graber, and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lynch, Lourit
Lynch and Lester Stiffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. E'dridgo, .he;
guest, Mrs. F. N. Alliston, of Portland
and Werner Breyman leaye tonight fC
AtKenzie Bridge on the 'GeKch2ic ri
Yer. They win make the trip h.. mote
and will spend two weeks untlns Il
the splendid log Cabin inn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
BY MoILIE RUNcoRN.

guests were invited. Her sister, Miss
Mary Evelyn Calbreath who has re-
Gently returned from New York where
she studied voice with Arens, assisted
on the program.
The society of Wisconsin people will
hold their annual gathering, at the
state Fair grounds July 18th, begin.
ming at ten o'clock in the morning. A
picnic dinner will be served, and an
interesting program given. All former
Wisconsin residents and their families
are hidden. Invitations are being sent
all over the state and it is expected
that delegations from Portland, Oregon
City, Macleay, SiIverton, Dallas, Nc
Minnville and other valley towns will
be in attendance.
Miss Mabel Withycombe, of Corvallis,
is the house guest of Miss Jones and
Miss Gertrude Jones at "Labish
Meadows.
Miss Dora L. Patterson, formerly of
Scranton, Pa, and instructor in the
Portland day school for daef, has com
pleted the year and has for the past
week been the house guest of Mrs. E.
L. Wallace. She left on Saturday
morning for an extensive trip through
the east. She will visit the following
principal cities; Salt Lake City, Den
yer, Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha, Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, New York, Boston and
! Sacranton, Pa, where she will spend
several weeks at her home. Then she
will return to Portland, and resume
her work.
Miss Patterson is popular among the
social set in Salem, and was graduated
/ from the Keystone academy in the east
and specialized at the Pennsylvania
Oral school for deaf in Scranton, Pa
She will be accompanied by Miss Myr
tie L. Davis on her trip. Miss Davies
/ was formerly of Ashbury Park, New
Jersey, and is also an instructor il
the state institution for the deaf al
Salem.
Miss Myrtle Lemon left yesterday fUI
Portland, where she will be the guest
of her grandmother and other relatives
and friends for several weeks. She will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08

guests were invited. Her sister, Miss
Mary Evelyn Calbreath who has re-
Gently returned from New York where
she studied voice with Arens, assisted
on the program.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
PERSONALS.

o. R. Ball, manager of the American
Typefounders Co. at Portland, is in the
city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. Stivers of Nc.
Minnville were guests at the Marion
yesterday. They leave today for SOU
thern points.
]. F. Hinton and F. C. Stevensond OF
st. Louis, are calling on the rug trade
and are at the Marion.
l.. c. Barlow of Grants Pass is' at
the Marion.
F. c. Burke of Eugene is registered
at the Marion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08

have caused the suicide of John r,
Smith, former president of the First
National Bank of McGregor, Texas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08

Smith shot himself through the head
late yesterday, while he sat on tho
steps of Methodist church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
Daddy 'sBedtime
Granny Perch
Gives a Delightful
Swimming arty.
Story.

W%HE family ewadays
daddy Evelyn
III Indeed anything
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08

DIR. z. NJ. Parvin, of Portland, for
merly of Salem, gave several recital
programs in Portland last week. Dr.
Parvin is president Of the northwest
normal school of music and art.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
Segundo CADIERNO.

Curse del mercado para varios pro
ductos seg6n cotizaciones recibidas por
cable por S. RAMIREZ y Co. de San Juan
con fecha l3 y II del corriente
ARROZ:
Camilla de 44.05 4.75.
Partido $500 screenings.
AZUCAR:
AVENA:
81 centavos bushel de 32 libras
HARINA DE TRIGO:
HARINA DE MAIZ: $4.2S
De la Espiga Dorado" $515
BACALAO AMERICANA: $3700
POLLOCK AMERICANA: $2400
HABICHUELAS COLORADAS:
Largas $50
Redondas $50
NIANTECA:
Pura $12.1I2
Compuesta 5000
JAMONES: 1851
TOCINO: $25.1I4
S. RAMIREZ y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
ARTICULOS De FAMA
UNA NECESIDAD.

De la manera mas cordial podemo'
recomendar nuestros lectores, ell dsC
del Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Carter
que sacara toda clase de mancha dt
inta del papel, MADEIRA tela
Es "El Medico de la Casa" y con 81
uso Immediate salvara records de va
aor, trajes, trabajos de MADEIRA.
Quitara manchas frescas de tinta de
papel, en- tai forma, que podra escri
Dir en- la misma parte sin que Sc borrt
transforme el papel en- color amari
lo.
En- las botellas hay una circular Ell
Espanol dando una completa direction
para su uso. Siempre tenemos exis.
encia de este producto que es de gran
valor para casa y oficina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15

Fam-aia ha sido reconOcido como el
mejor remedio para el PaIudiSmO,
FTI0s Y fiebres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
Tome nota el Cornercio
DE WHERE'S Y Ell PALS
PUERTORRIQUENO.

Los precios del vermouth MARTINI,
DE LA INCOMPATIBLE GOLD
STYLE LAGER, :" de la SIDRA eco
LUNGUESA," +" de la "INDIA-PIL-
sENER" beer, del jab6n COPCO, del
Jabon BROWN, Y demas artfculos de
nuestra exclusive representation y que
lleyan nuestro nombre, NO SERAN
ALTERADOS por ahora q pesar de la
guerra Europea y de la estupenda alza
en- los Cambios sobre plazas de Europa.
va 10 saben todos.
iiCadierno, siempre alerta!!
Avdt.