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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
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Meet
ANN lJAL GATHE Rim Sc o AT Ess
EPREsE AsTIVEs ,5s$5 5ss5.
DRUG ONCE Ms. #

III nnuaI meet Ortiz
Dakota Rexall scl lib SWii ::he one Of the
early tate ga erin agss IT, sIbeS held
rand dates The.
meeting have not been definitely dees
5sided
Rekall go 81 Itipa ii :5 arge
mum her of drug stores IN the state:
and the meeti ms eof5 the clubs brings
#togethe several hundred druggists.
The Sorth Dakota ub formed
at argo last ga il, foil
GERS being elected ;s55
resident, 3 Bent itsor. Far,agsp;;s
vice pfeside dents ylors asIino.,
Walton MacD Don't DEes siinson
sSarneeke, Canld secre retars treasurer
l,iston.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
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z REss GANG BASE BALL u M PIRE
MEETs WITH ACCIDENT s,.y,&. y,};
At BISMARCK. 5.S5 q. Y. j

tTEhi The meeting Of the North Dakota
}I'aa Press i association 4at Bismarck came
en- ding vi
E{l ~ abably many: * a 0o Dot yaE
realize; y !. 81. & &si
ss3sz Edgar ~ Richter. Who, will be re
akembered BY his similarities at thG
press meet in Devils Lake, editor Of
The Ll=arimore Pioneer and one of}tha
wits Of the press !: gang.'&was the vic.
tim. .#Qne ofsthe features Of the press
meeting was a baseball game which
wa staged between $thefNorth Dakota
press. team. .>5 and a team from the
North Dakota state prison, 1t was
played At the$4prison grounds andgal.
tshessc colvicts were given the pportuI-
st ;toHsee their team so up gsainst the
pen pushers. $2 .{ NJ. 4 4;
II. II Richter was the umpire and it had
been reed before The game that af:
itera..feW innings Of rea lball the game
was to break up WITH a wild west ex-
.liibition for the pleasure of. the: spec
.Fatorss Richter was, TO- begin throwing
the game, there was TO be an. alterca-
.StionsWith: the prison warden; followed
BY Ia fake shooting match and a
General rush Of the pris with
Richter doing a grand rush for his Life.
VerThing went on schedule and
Otter four innings Rechter's decisions
became SO rank that the alteration
resulted in his making IA break for the
sfall timber. Il t as at his point that
The hitch came. One OF the prisoners,
not beinbg Uniformed Of the agre cement,
huge fist at sltr. /. r ic fter' head. The
umpire lodged but received the full
force of the blow above the heart. He
was laid out cold land did not re-
cover for some time. n. ]; 5.s} 5.5z
MIR. Richter arrived at Fargo with
other members of the press associa-
tion Sunday, and on consulting a Far.
go physician was Informed that ha
was j n a serion condition and },if he
valued his life he3%Would stay over IN
Fargo for "a few hours a t least. This
RIGHT ter did. He will leave fol
home today and hopes that he: will en-.
tirelY rec over, Yery soon .s35 e. 25, rs .s
Sa etnrning editors are enthusI-
astic5reg egarding the press meeting. II
was the mos teresting g land best All
around gathering 8 Of the kind ever llel !
inn in. Sorth Da kota .ss,F he banquet on
Fsrida + u ight perhape the most
enjoYab Bile ettlre and the press game
have hay 4 " arm POT IN their hears
for isnaarck s5} 5.},s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
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Eo'tE DEVILS LAKE Will BE,VIslTEB q
BsY is TATE uNlVERs slTY ! !
SINGERS.


#$S5t #$5?t With Arthur serung gard 5efS this city
al member of the North y a lfot il 5ul ] tsr:-{:
iisity glee q ub, lSs turaF
i is:s
a35s* .i5s, ss 5
Arran gene 4 IS a re e5jIloN eng % ads
FOL the annual tour hich will carry:
sin ger into the
state While. sst il itineracss5s
has not ct been cided upon sew 81! 5;i
ieral ontracts have y been ,eo M
ipleted 3sErhe club III sire Of app ear.sss:
4 at Oh a Afouras
lM2inot Nilliston, & Valley "a
Ishi ell River Falls NJ inn: Lii .ad ditiolg
Ito his number there are nine other;
places !.in th e stat which; \. ar e & no5SE
}prae etically sure llaye e eosl erts The
list nc cTudes Fargo, Ialnest Wn,4. 4 Des.E
Ike Lis bon, an s .5s.s 5s5ss
sFse'arrin gton, u an dan and ickinson !.
S The exact dates u for..tlle zip have
not been set, but hey u 8 be he's
Between April e 4 and q, /. 81, Hum Bacon:
sig the mana ger the sclIup; \ bit nss
jtos a sli ight Illness una bI d make
5any rran gem ent s55a ii & sent time
Norton director Of the CLUB
has ther efore, ass sumed the mana gers;
duties and is corresp ponding with ai
large lumber $of citiesStt D tai ii les:
He stated A yesterd ternoon that
many towns are desirous of securing
the glee cIpb3 concerts, but the towns
ke tile arran gements first will
sbe be taken Off.
NH has been decid ed to i've the am
slllal home one N etropoIis.
~
Concerts will be given al asst. Paul Sand
Minneapolis al SO 5during 81 april. he
Minnesota Gleef club filed an engage
ment here a short time: ago and the
visitors were royalty receiyed. s845 Mr.
Norton ila $ received several letters as.
suring him that the. SottI Dakota
club will be given i Al great reception
when 1T app pears n#thes Twin Cities.
s.E8 Regular rehear rsals are being hell
at the university and the work IS.
progressing in exceller style a #
Norton has divided the 81 hub into ei gilt
Squartettes. The menlbe bers of these
;quartettes are receivin 8 pecial atten-
tior at + least once every, The
men who Ion q to the. club will be
given their final xamina lions S d
singing in these quarts cites For the
purpo ose of. CARRYING On this. raining
Mr.. orton has sdivid ed the first and
s4seeond d tenors, s. the U barito mes q
basses SO that there will be one from
each section in eV Very uartett te:' n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
LAKE REGION STARTS ON AM:
OTHER sElGE$5lN auETs s5ss5 /
;S;'ss5s5 Il s o F. MORE EsF FARMERs S. n;
5lss5 THIS SECTION
LAKE REGION OFFICERS
been announced.

rs = ~ y iT,. y tnr1 +,
/, Determined to unite in concerted
effort for a Greater Lake Region, rep.
resentatives of the seven counties
constituting the garden OF North Da-sIs
kota held an enthusiastic conference.
at the Commercial club last Thurs
day evening at which, besides discus
slons Of members Of the Lake Regio.rs
association addresses We're deliVereaH
by Immigration G Commissioner Killons
OF the 500 railway former Governor
Devine Of Minot, and NJ c. Bachelley.:
Iof Grand Forks. ..}. .3 4. III !.
was the terses pointed Statements
OF the latter that went home with tlie-
greatest; force. While he. possesses no.
4 Mr. acheller made cl eass
that he has studied the fnndame mentals h
problems of development and inalnl4,
grafton. B. It was apparent, also, that
he was here not only, to lend his in-s
formation in assisting the movement
but to. come in touch with as great a.
number 4 and secure as many other
ideas as possible, ..; z5;8s /.
5s5.4'. let square with yourself before
s3syou 3,IIld dertake this board movemen ~
he declared, He made it clear tile;
selfish motives in a cause OF this Kirs.;
will serve. to kill it faster than Ia n.y.
thin else 53$z
81 Former Governor DeFine$ gave 4 an
interesting talk on his. experience III
immig grafton work
& Gommi issioner Ki lion Indicated that
the 500 Is keenly II Interested in a.
4 lmoyelnent n to bring more people ste
North I5akot Ia. s3'
~ It was deternl ned to raise AN ado
quate, fund in the seven counties
carry on a comp extensive camp paig
twas also opposed to raise S1,8ots
in each of the seven counties tos she.ssss
awarded as corn prizes and $500 its its..
each Of the counties as l9alfss pri izs,s,
The meeting was presided over
Col Jos. NJ Kells !, w iilo was aiIth thar1zeff
to app ONT p executive commit ses
5representing each county Tkis CON
5nnittee VII NEE in Devils nike in s q
short time sor organize to- raise TIE
funds Gneeessa hose III Ut danea
were sota; I'll
q. 5lI1iiagstad Rngby:; d osster. Cll
Blose, ranI b: All Senneft
4 sssG'ansies; am, sssz
Russell dlnore
ton Hai olli
Baker lH' aellsorby
bore
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
E.RiaHTFUL> DEATH OF MRS &EIcH
l5Ss: HAS RESULTED in IN s..
!...s EsTieATloN. i. T.:

Devils Lakers were: shocked
WEDNESDAY morning to learn Of
the Il: timely. death Of Mrs. Emil
s. Eiich Of. Cato township, wife
Of f. Emil Eieh ,a. former county aud
itor and sister of R ". Bice Of
this City, who was burned to
death, when The. Bich home was.
DESTROYED BY flames.
3 Robert ; !. T, .El,pp ? an employee Of
the Eieh. farm was tie only oil
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23

EVERY FARM IN NORTHWESTERN
" PART OF STATE WILL BE u
81 EQUIPPED.

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|ried on BY the farmers Of this and
adjoining counties TO "a greater extent
than ever before, and It is probable
that every farm Will be equipped with
sione, according to the opinion Of farm
:e1perts and progressive farmers, AK
/ Dairy Commissioner B. r: Flint has
just: received a letter from Howard
Millson of sLeal, in. Barnes county, il
which Mr.. Wilson gives the expert
ence of himself and four neighbors,
Anton Crist, $Leal; Lewis Wolf, VIM
bledon; John Kuhlman Jr.,2Leal, and
John Grist, Wimbledon, in co-opera-
tive building of silos. n 81 Ii ss5
The gentlemen bought their 5materl-
al all at the. same time. and there
was quite "a saving in the. amour one
item alone being 40 cents saved on
each barrel OF cement. There was i
prop portionate saving in u the lumber,
nails, Wire and other materials that
Eenter into the construction of a con.
crete silo. Two sets of forms were.
used and two soils built at one time.
bntting up one form on each silo every
day and in this manner it freauir:-
led jutsi eleven days in complete {tha
work on two silos, using FIVE men ffol,
the work. 5 :55s q e.
s555 T he cost Of the silos ran from
|ss22271. .04 Ito ss2s;,5.5,7 the difference in
the cost being acc counted d for by there
Jbein more d Ella v in some than Others.
thus making it necessary to use the
man a longer time. :..35 q 81
Another way i'll which these five
gent tlemen hare coop perated is in the
purchase and us q Of al cutting ma
eline,ja an sof them using the same
machine and assisting seach h other ia
the work of filling their ST los..s n Ne
The $silos built on this pla an as {, /
feet high. above the founda ion and are
bull on top Of the ground They ar !
14 feet in diameter and have a caI,as
city Of nearly 100 tons They were
built during. the ca part of ] uly and
have been used for the last two
months in feeding the cattle IN
III speaking of the advanta.g Of si-
Slage as a feed, " "a losn ste i: st
have been feeding silage7s Tor about
two months and find IL a very salts
factory wa Of feedin ng corn, las there
as no waste and the suits are much
better, iIl5 b lat tssth he COWS produce more
milk The silo3 is in good cond dition,
has no cracks ill II and III not ffffected
sby ttlie cold Weat ther in any wa Ial,e
Esilage IS IN excel lent condi ion, alsa,
feed mile with the ensilage.
and this gives yersysS sat Factory ssa.
sulis 's
Rega riding his exp perience vi th the
fsilo nton rist no 81 one off the
boosters FOR he Is ilo anne III his part
of the stat say q ike my siiiio
very fnueII i. iYes me feed corn
sxit absolute no N astte To it and a
have il all here can get at it l,s-
gard less he her cond itions.
'It costs me- about At. sa tt5on shita
cont tinIlesi on
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
! lal.l llzz 7 15,aged
Mrs.
Eich Loses Life

other occupant Of the house, and.
is held pending an investigation
which was still il progress as:
<SEls Inter oaeaa goes to press
Mr.. Eichs and daughter were irs=.
Devils Lake over night, and
learned n 70 of the frightful accident
while here. Ell. =.%s 81
Mrs, Eich was one Of the
most popular women in RAMS
county, being q resident for
number Of years Of Devils. Lake
Funel al arrang ge1nents have 1I0g5ts
been announced.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23

a Tad
5 ere
af7'ea Z his EEK
{ ltsotH usllions, Bags and y b ask sESs.
Lot SS77 Ekaces and Handk rchiefs. \.
Lot III Tatting. ss:ss.5. 3jS III.

I49til q
n 53 II D s
III "A 81 her Eli
hand work not ell eWI ere lied
"a Burnt %, d and
NH I'M u Ss5
is lass D III
oil Paint
IestS 81 nd Int irlgss
III White
shina Pain s: 4 S.5s
sIsot$ 5l 57N cell laneous Art an rlk 8sllot
Eof llerWise classified. .8
Din $40 N ;Y .. CHG o lTDi sPLA.ssi
yE, Jy1AfE; rs DE + TN 81
Best llBS displaS Of genlera X by $anaa
sSj Rural School u ii Nelson County II
Best disp general work & BY; ar:
1 ~ 7isural School IN All Ell County
Best play of gen eral work BY. an j.
+ l'l@ lral Schoo Wner Count
Best llts T general W ork
illlal cllool q il olette INT $
Bes SB, display f: gen
pra Il; sehoo in Pier
best disp 81 Of gen eral All
S5I sIi Rural " llool ir Benso ion
sBI3se dis play fS5sg,e any
n ural Sscho ooll in Eddy Count s5
Rest li,e LAY Of general york by s5an Il
Rural ooI Count
35'ss ;Esss lay Of gge eneraI work one Ey
$5;a lle
nanaed3 CUNT
ad
4s# d itfs
ools sepe
Rural tsc chools will not be- obliged to
comp pete " It'll graded schools 35Is .sss Il Ss
Special e. Al LIBERAL (. as Ii prize will be
mi given to the,5boy or girl who builds
5 and exhibits I'll es best Bird House. ..4I4
,p'1lVls p ~ a N oe s Il.
Glass init ters. s2sj
tei,s. 4: s3ss
lass Beraa
Glass at Danes 3.5,5s
lass panic IS. u:
Glass lies. HS5
class I'LL Dogs 81
al as. 4 s5s
lass eTrior 53 j3,ss
Class ood les.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
u CID I ) y sPL ln,.pEp

EllendaIe, 1hi1e
reducing i Of cafbo olie acid u
liquid form Rowe phlet of tlla
Axtell ,Amphl lett Drug conn paliy, mar
roRly escaped iaous njury when DIG.
acid exploded bnrning him badly
about the face and lose
eyes sfoft tunat te iiiiae thaf
lnaphl lett scaped "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
II ooI- b DRpPPEE.

. an 3 3
HaWkins was talsing iis title
aanght ter I'll y the hospit ~ 70 undergo
a iinor operation the had Il cry
marrow esc cape from serious acct.
den tlley passed a through the
street the auto IF ley had heard n
shout and lust Ell heaVy tool
which lephones lineman had
tiropnet crashed ilto the cat beside
them, iustt zill MI cheek
elsiill
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23

nix
ann otineett foll owing class sitiycas
lntt ntf!
eh. iii d "a 4 b 5jS #
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23

sitItts SdGHa
335 81 Vlsio N NJ Po tJLT ,.55..s
2 The disp play will 5be one OF the h
#E L /: and best that as eYer been shoW;a
the state. e9lasses Will be open.
for fora strain S and reed Of Chick enss,
58.$I $9IFlir lirlSeys, Due ees e, ions and
@ namen ntal m embsrs
the Iak ke zion oultry Assos
alton especi ial lyS III &c Yoll{t 70 hel pin
ma king heg show q hug ccesss
5s hfbit our a;
sDiVlsioM N t2 WAR Ds 81 O DIS
sfff Ssa# Az p
IDS will be mac 81 to- those occls-
n psing booth spa ace id the audi
tofiuln. .S II ~ .8ss
Till u held every person in
the cunt in 5s'S orth OAK kota's
Ike Reg ion. a
cess exh hibit and Sby atttend line.
No Sentrie fee adr mis- SION ach harges.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-23
S,vslEa e 5s5 i, o F URsuiTs
ri \ + PR SENT Ed
4 TIT r 4:

NJ
an oil owing c1assiitti
On
AZ II. $;5
t il Il sT q III s;;s.
ion attl G55s.
5I,ai s= i#s
e HI I'LL
lib Beet pc
s5
@ isS
II & 'esding IS teeI. II. /,
as35s 5$si Division N o.a p orses
A Bsst3 rood IA Iares draft breed
raft breed
Y
s be Isl lletIaild Pony !. u, sss
3s fDivi sion nj q ogs
est a;;5 $}
8sest pc i.s II
din 8 Hog lard SyaTie
Ing I=I[o At ass, bacon esg
ion N IS fee
Il Best ype Female y; .:Ea.
Bes
III all live stock classes it IS the I'm
aiVidual pe i and not lies Il a
amin, will count the
e DIVIsloN We. !. Il AIN S q
G RASSES ].
class N y. corn
Tot n n ssteln
.or N q. Minnesota y 2 (. 8
Lot NO. 3, White De1t. B
4 Lot N Q, 4, elbow Dent. 55@ ss,5.
z Lot No. 3. SquaW Corn. 5i 55. # s3.5i;
( Lot No. 81: Sweet Corn. 4s ~ 4: :s3.
"a 4 .ot i q. Pop 1orn.. 53#} 81
Lot n No.i s Best Ii play gro on
y NJ School Plots Il; :}#ts B,
Corn to be- shown Lots ten
ears O. more WI
q ass No. p z-- 77--W he at
shel Lots
S5I4ot n D. 1 I:
lot s,S I, Blue stem. III
4 8, II 3s5 M s
.. N ;, DuIuIn.. u 325
& 4 d thert Warieties heaIs
G lass Mo. Sc ats. i55$
Glasses for II y arie eties. s$. 534 5s5
4 s5 Class .ss 4 - Barley # II:
Glasses for All /. arieties S3s
5.tS: lass 5Fa
Glasses for Il arie les.
Class q. O. Speltz
RI Class es arie eti ies. #lss
Class 3. f "a, 5ss
Glasses for al cites.
i8a3 Class 81 uclsWhea
$5 Classes for All \ Narieti ies, s}
lass N .. s:7-- anne and N atiVe Glasses:
Best Displ II Fl
All Kin ,ds anne Grasses
ring
sS :55ij lass NJ Potatoes
Ell alf SsBu 5ss
4 lassess for IA lls rarie les.
Glass No. -=-V egetabFes
Carrots Beets T,lrni uta bag 81
Onions. Bean cs,{. u eek e:.8s
i Gabb bbage, Pump kin, saua ash y etc. orie
or more. q.
Class N Sc aimed Y and Preserved
;Sss5 s i5 Fruits
Grown in the Lake Rel on. $5 Classes
dill all Varieties af;..5
Ssiss DIVISION NO ]. Cd Al G
Best Lb. n All Of E7utter5 s$s5
Best Rolls or Prints vi
s*ssB Best Home Mar de Cheese
Best Home Drawn ri icture Of IA Model
M. Dairy Barn. ss 81
Best Home Made wing of d N oiel ies'l
Dairy low. N s5 n s5#3 5s III
I,lVI SO N b ON EsTIc .,s
Eco No N 81
Classes in d, n Graha M Rye,
Corn, New Eng land and TRaisin Bread,
81 one LOAF. l5ss3
Cakes, 'ookies and Tarts. Glasses
sin all kinds.
les lasses pple. Ghoco hate,
Pump kin, Iince, 4emon ,,reana ID
A Custard $
Home Prepared Meat III
all varieties
II Di VISION NO. ga a'Tl isE NEEDLE
so RI
Prizes awarded for "a 81 s. s 5E EoI.lS ssss
q. Glass No. n edieWork, etc.
81 vhite Embroid dery.
553a lot olored Ernbo dery
lot Hardang ger.
TO Irish grochets
4ot OIL Cotton eilronhets, h
LOT Sill 4 or ..otton Knitting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-02
TO WARD OPT SUMNER
COMPLEXION ILLS

To Keep the face smooth. white an!
beautiful al summer, there 5 nothing
quite 20 good a. ordinary mereolized
wax Oily, freckled or dis.olored skin.
30 common az this season. is gently alb
soFbed by the wax and replaced by the
newer. ffeshef skin beneath. The face
exhibits no trace Of the wax. the latter
being applied ar beltime and washed
of. mornings. Creams, powders and
ronges, on the other hand. are apt to
appear more conspicuous than usual
these lays Of excessive perspiration.
just get an ounce Of meYcolized wax at
any drug store and use ike cold cream.
This viii help any skin at once. and in
a week or 50 the complexion win look
remarkably youthful ami healthy.
sun, winds and flying dust often
cause squirting and other eontortions
which make wrinkles. You can quickly
get rid Of every wrinkle, however pro-
dueed, by using a harmless face bath
made by dissOlving OF. powdered
saxol.te in y p. witch hazel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-02
MORGAN AND OTHERS
VISIT THE PRESIDENT
Complaint That Business Men Cannot
Approach President Wilson Causes
Him to Remove the Bars.

Washington, July II. P. Morgan
visited the White House today.
10 was admitted that while the pri.
mary purpose of hs visit was to paw
his respects to President Wilson. the
real reason was that he might discuss
business conditions. Henry Ford. the
millionaire automobile manufacturer OF
Detroit, viii call next week and other
big business men win confer with the
president later, according to iutima.
tions given out today.
President Wilson has been criticised
on the ground that he has been mae
ccssible to business men. It was stated
on high authority that this is to ba
changed II was explained tha. the
president has been unable to see them
because his time has been entirely IA.
ken up with the administration s pro-
gram
II was announced that Morgan per
sonolly sought an appointment with the
president while Ford had been invited
10 call at the White House.
During the consideration az the eur.
rency bill last summer. Henry Davi.
son and Frank vanderlp asked for an
The president declined
to see them at that time, his frienGs
asserting that he would "not tolerate
any Wall street interference with the
administration 5 legislative program. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-02
RIVER AND HARBOR
BILL MAY NOT PASS
Senators Borah and Others Start FL.
ibuster Which May Result in Hang
ing 1t Up for the Season.

Washington, July 2-Friends OF the
rivers and harbors bin were somewhat
afraid today that the measure 5yould
not pass at this session Of congress.
Senator Works said it would, but 9th.
efs among its supporters were not so
confident, so seriously was the filibus.
ter inaugurated by Senators Borah.
Burton and sympathizers with them
delaying matters.
There was a brisk debate late yes
terday over the Sacramento and Feath-
er river appropriations. Senator Bur
ton eontended that both were for recla-
nation projects, which should not be
Included in a bill providing for nayi.
CATION improvements.
Works answered warmly that Califor.
mans were putting up two thirds Of the
total sum needed, that the reelama-
tion features of the plan were essential
to the Improvement of navigation, and
that so far as the governments money
was concerned, not cent would be
used except for these latter improve.
ments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-02
sALEM HEIGHTS HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Warren Davis, Of Owatonna,
MIMI, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Thompson during the Cherry fair.
Miss Ruth Speaker has returned to
her home in Roseburg after a visit with
her mother.
Mrs. George Fox, Of Dallas, spent the
weekend with ner parents, Mr and
Mrs. L. Miller.
Mr.. COrnpasth's s mother is visiting
him during the summer.
Miss Jessie Tomkins spent Sunday
with Miss Lucille Hawthorn.
Mr.. Victor Minkler returned to his
home in Washington after a short stay
with his sister, Mrs. Roberts.
Mr.. r. Kellogg, Of Tillamook, visited
with AthOs Miller during the Cherry
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle Of Corvallis
spent the weekend with their daughter,
Mrs. viii MeCullum.
Picnic July in Halls grove, Ev-
erybody in Salem Heights invited
Please bring well-filled baskets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-02
SOUTH COMMERCIAL
GETS ALL OILED UP

Having . short time ago tried out
the plan q OiliBg the streets 70 allay
tho dust sE N0rrh Commercial street
and being pleased with the results, yes
terdsy afternoon the plan was still fur
ther used in Salem BY the oiling Of
south C1mnercial The work win be
completed probably today and the oil
viii extend from Mission street 20 the
city limits, besides taking a sur1epti-
tlous visit into nsny homes, through
the earelessness Of dad and the
Boys - Here in Oregon the men folks
are 50 used 20 rain and consequent mud
that they never notice what they are
walking on OF stepping in, and 50, when
this oiling business is done. there is
certain 20 be rebelhOus ard angry tears
and some snOthered but none the less
heartfelt profanity. Even this will
pass away - and when the dust goes
vita il, the tears win give place 10
smiles and naughty words 10 paens Of
praise (Ehs;eyer that is for Commis-
sioner Hatch and the street commits
sioHer. Heretofore, living on South
Commercial has been much ike dwell
ing under the tail end Of a threshing
machine in eastern Oregon. especially
when the ubiquitous autos were busy.
or trying d8st storm on the Saharas
ss pictured in the old Mitchell geog-
raphies. II was badly needed. and il
Til be appreciated, when il "gets
dry AZ the same time il will give
the residents along the street a taste
Of the days when there were no autos.
FOR they vii avoid the street as
though it had bubonie plague or diph.
theria. The stuff slNst.es on the nice
y vanished bodies Of the speed ma
chimes and il sticks ike a brother or
2 mortgage. j can only be removed
with a rag, gasoline. and from the re.
marks we heard made by q gentleman
cleaning one, with the assistance OF
PRAYER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-02

extensive seaie II was said the ma.
tiyes were resisting desperately, har.
assing the japanese By constant gueril.
"a attacks, cutting Of stragglers, and
while uniformly beaten in open engage
men's, iDfiieting heavy losses on them
by these irregular tactics.
The expense Of the attacks TO sub.
due the island, which il was aoped
would be handsome revenue pro-
dueer but has proved a heavy financial
burden instead, has been a source of
many popular complaints in japan
lately.