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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
Scr 0eutIdlc Didlfer (Sllerbed

SER Otto w gobn 2pc5ial.9fc.
praicutont oes Gacrbed-9moeS iilr
glor0 9lncrifa, iueilt felt aeiteru in
baltimore. I'M &orfc5umgeu ST. tref,
ien fir cincn &ortfaa oes oeiltiden
Tidtcrs Gllelaaro Gllcrbca ans
Som6ura. Ter 2idlter Der Slrnf.
ipifiitg.eieocr 6eiiiioet id6 auf eiucr
@tnoicnreiie ii oen Ser. 5taateu mo
miiuiht i6 oabei Dem oeutid.ancri'
taiiihcn 4ublitum por3ulteaci. Ger
0ucrbed .9uno iilr 9loroglmerita,
oer ieineu Sit in 9lelu.9orf bat bat
~ inuernomrlcn Sic @liIlioncu bon
Geuti6ca IN Den Ser. Stoaten nit
0cl Ncrten oes Serru Guerbed be-
famt 5u ma6elt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

onocrcn 6cup6ut. Der @ertb
ocs Srlnoihldcs miro ouf $4,000
oic Notwithstanding aui $4,000
gcihGbt 0ur6 Den Brand lit eine
mert6poac 9ibliotDcf, sic Sr Oil.
bier ais lcioenidoftlider Soumlcr
iii Inngen Sobrcu 5uiommeu 9eiteat
bat. perloren gegongen.
Sr. uno 6rot 0Iipicr mcroen
porlduiig int ,stafforo.Sotcl" bIci.
ben.
@rouoriftcr geiu1t.
0ic Goli5ei 0cs norooitIicben 0i-
itriftS iobuoet nod einem onee6.
Ii6en 9ronoitofter, Ger an Samitog
glbcno oos Sous BON 5reoerid SO.
bel g}r. 1926, SingeS Sane. onee.
5iinoet baben ioa. Die S6urmatte
ioa nit @etroIenm getrdnft lno
Damn auge5iinoet worOen iein. Der
Sdooen betroet chUo 500. Die 80.
li5ci iu@t cincn 9leger. Der Ger
9ranoitiftmg peroGhtiet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

6ciiertngeu OeruieierJ udhOem lie
Oie crite Seing erbolten botten.
Gie pierte 9erorOnuug wel6e Die
@iOerruilmg Der I'M Sabre 1912 ein-
gereidten @erorOnumg Oen Iurd.
bruh Der 9ofemooO9lpcuuc, pom Der
N}oOiion.StraBe bis 5lr 9li6lonO-
9luenue, 81 Deronloiien outorilirt er-
6ielt e6eniolls Die erite &eiilng.
Oie nddite Sibung.
9eioe 9iot6s5peige Oertagten iid
npf 0ienitog, Sen IA. 9lpril Oo am
5peiteu Oiierieiertoge Die @le6r5o6l
Der StoOtp0ter an Otter 2luSiIiigen
ooer @ergniigungen tbeilnimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
Na9 Mrtter.


Sir 0larDlouo uno oeu Ciitritt
Columbia belte 9lcgen lno n0roli6e
Ainoe
Iie 6odite Semperatr 6etrlg 52
ciroo it'll 2 ll6r 9ladmittags ituo Die
uicoriaitc "a Groo I'M 6 ll6r 9ior.
gems
,Su sen anoeren g9etter 9eobad.
hlnos 1totiouen mar Die nieorigite
lemperatur pie iolat; gltlaitic Gitp
80. @iSmard "a. Bolton 30, Buffalo
"a. Gbarleiton a. G6icogo 3l Gleue
louo 2S. Corpus Gbriiti G6, Cenuer
42, Ietrot 30, Iulit6 rs, Goitport
90, @al0eitou 81, 0jrecn 9oB a.,
Sotieras IA. SABRE a. Selena 81
SadiouDae 60. anniaSGiiD "a anor
sine 36. DlarQuette "a, @lcmp6iS 81.
Montgomery AS, Montreal q, ylan.
iudct 32, 9lep GrleaHs 60, 0lew.
PORT 30. Cfla6oplo IS, pittsburgh
30. @6tlaoclp6id 81, @orilono. gle.,
w. Eortlauo. cre. AZ, Gae6cc i6.
Nalcig6 3s. Solt gqfe @itp a. Gan
1raucscp 30. 1T 2olis 465 5t
&orl 2S. Scrahtot "a S6repepcrt
SIS, 2pofauc "A, ganlpa 66, @ai5
inaion rs, @innipcg 2S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
SerDurraecabc G6irnrasn belndcn
Baltimore.

baltimore erbalt om ~ lno ~.
0iclrs W2onots oen 8ciuh 9crDorra'
ocnoer Gbirureen Scr gSelt uel6e
MAtQlie0er oar sSntcrnationalcn @es
Icai6oii ser Gbirurgen iiHo Die.
lcl6en fommen 5ierber nm lmter
1nBrilue Ser 6eiiseu Nlitglicocr Der
eeleaihoit sic bapptiddlidcn $50
Initdlcr uuo aliniten Der 5taot 81
inipisircn. Dic @cieai@aii melHe
COO N1itqlieoer bot, muroc i'm Sabre
1905 III griiiicl gegriinoct. sic 9Rits
oie0er mcroen ia ieoeu Sonoe oif
cIne aepiiic 3abl beiArdntt- Die
scrianinluiqen scr @eicIidoft ions
Sen bisber immer in 9riiiicl itott;
0icies ,yabr mcrocn iie obcr pom IA.
its rs. glpnl III Stem g)ort im 80
iel glItoro a6gc6alten 9el oenlel
bcn ucrocn Sic icIgcnoen gIer3te
9,orlcIunqcn balta sc 2uerooim
Maiel; Sartmaru 4ariS; Sceenc,
glaoo, Rodlcitcr @8inn. @loonibon
ace0s Ganr. aonias6era; MorcItin
4yafis QiIlaro. 2pons lllmauh
geiea; Qerer 5ena 2lleris GarreL
glcp glorf ssibcL Diiiieloori' Cecil.
Qiio: SiSmif 9uoapcit; 9iHnie,
Qanias GitD; Durano 2pous uno
aun5ie gsieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
rNarrilOn.@an0erein glr. 1O.1


Ger oSorriion 9ou0erein 9}r. 10~
bielt eeiteru 9l6eno IN ieineni Ser
cinslofole 9lr. 739 9(oro.@eutrol.
2IprHue, ieine 32. @enerolucriomm.
lung mO 9camtemuo6l o6 Gen
Goriib fii6rte @r1iioeut @il6clm
6empel mo OoS @rotofoa Der Sefre.
tar So6n g. 9lolfer 9}ob 9lbmides
lrnq ser p0deutli6eu @eiHdite Der.
las Ger Sefretdr Oeu So6res6eriAt
oiis melAem berporaing, Dab ooS gc.
iammte @ernogen Oes &ereius $i64,.
35752 6etrdat 6eitebeno aus Supo.
t6eteu i'm getroge bon $i56,9t6.9S,
@utnoeigent6unl $3S22.t0 unO @ai.
ien6eitano pon $36i9.A4. Tugeaen
ihuloet Ger 0erein al freilniienoeH
9lntbeilen $t5L2t6.56 uno an @e6.
ieln $34OO Sir sic lebten iedS 0lo.
nate puroe cine Gipioenoe bon 3
@ro5ent erflGrt. 9|nd 9e5o6hmg
oieier perblei6t Elm Netto.SilglugS,
Souo BON $6994.6i. Ger gerein bat
in pergongenen Sabre, mie INNER,
3ruei 6olbid6rige GiuioeuOeu BON ie
orc 9ro5ent bc5a6lt. Gic @innob.
men p16renO oeS lebtcn Sobres De-.
iruaen $i24553.69 imO Die glusgas
ben $l20935.25. pcrblei6t olio Elm
9oiien6eitono bon $36tS.44. Gad
Der 9lbrehmtng uuroe sur @eamien.
99a6I geiAriiteu Gum ErdiiOenten
lpuroe einitimmig ols 9ia6ioleer OeS
Iougid6rieeu 9Srdiioeuten 8ilbeln
Slonm Scrr @il6elm SempeI &c
ma6lt, Serr 0enlpel lit augen6lid.
Ii6 0us Glteite Wlitglieo Oes &erciuS,
Dem cr ieit oeiien @riiuouna, olio
ichon 32 Sa6rcu ouoc66rt 81 oen
ii6riQen 9lcniter muroen naAitebenoe
Serren ouserie6eu: 0enrp 6iuf,
@icc Erdii0cnt ms SAoBmeiiter;
,So6u g. &oltcr. Sefret1r; Sorru s..
56miot Silfs.5efrctGr; So6u San.
ni6oI. glnmalt. Gireftorcn: @eo
g9. Bennett, g(u0idt S6omoS, 6rouf
S. Guait Sobn Snunibol Soit Wliils
Ter, So6n 81 Smmler, 9lrt6ur 3. Glot
ridge F6ilip SLIDER uno @m Gin.
Oenitruib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
qeioet an 8liuO0arm .Gnt5iu0nna.

Ger 80 ,Sabrc olte $eter 9nuB
lieat pr ,}eit I'M Il. lSoiepbs-Soipi.
tai an ciuer beitiaeu 9linooarmeut'
siin0uua 0arnicoer. Seine @o1nitn9
bciiuoet iih in oer Siio.&urlep- Stro
lpd9reno cr aus gIngciieatcr bci per
GleftriiAenGo GonuniilioH bcibdltiat ilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
500 erInn ldllnrr Eranf.

Serr ,Sobu Seipp lie0t IN ieiner
8o6iuniQ an Der @de pom Dlaoiion
uuo DaaasitraBe idper franf oarnie'
Der. Sr. Seipp 1T &ice @rdiioent oeS
.CMeil &crcins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

oSulde cpfer geiaacn @ott uOGl. "
Gen bielen @ebern 5u Dem 6ono
fin 6as arne G6cpaar miro 6ierourcb
Ser Ganf Der biililoien gelte ii6er.
mittelt. Der 9etrag pou $i04 lit
iber3eihuet, mo 3war morbteu Oie
Solaenocn oeu 6ono aeitcrn abeno
uou
1rauenbmo Oes ollnab6dna
ael 9iirgeruereinS" $1,000
.geiitels6od gereiI bon 9alti.
more ............ 900
Ianen 5relnoidaits-&eren
(grdi. 6rml 3. 9oicrs) $500
Iran S. 80. G.. 200
6. ~. ........ 200
81 Observation-Disclosures. 100
ghs1er nlittirt .... $500
,Sm 8au5en eingegangen Sii1.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

,,Alaofnif" Gnaeboreueiilcben diii cee
Vbiipplneu" (l4nHoC,bilocrl.
,,Nuoiirrium LDc gSOii"
,,Goluulal" lcSnoocHs Sldief
,,Surb6" Ji6lib uon Aclbulia" (gearoel
hinfr).
,CinnctD amcrICnu Vcduilee"
.,lnnluHo" giuuocpiuC un0 gsanDcblloer.
,,Nlnocmic" Eicnlida q aprll Abenos
Gon3cri Giabai Oaier"
.YnrlcH 9iut "a glprIl Abenbs Cno
Bncia' Crdl0rieni@e'cuimau" uno aRDilnoel
pbin GtdeiicrD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
glns nualatlidJcr eic6c.

0lodte DER uem5ebnid6rige George
Hocsler in ieiner @o6uing an
Ger @iI6elm.SiraBe eiuen Sel6it.
moroDeriud. 9eerte cine 5Ia.
ide aarbolidllrc. Curd) raide
dr5tli6e Siilfe gerettet.
llnglidlide 9iebe foil ser 10 rSo6.
re olte @eorge Hoesler nou 9tr.2tf7
S9iIbelu 5troBe, ais @rlmo fir ei.
neu geitern @ormittag flir5 Dor 6alb
9 llbr gemohten Sel6ihnoropariucb
ongegebeu 6aben Srau Barn &oes-
ler, ieine DHtter, 60rte ion nm Sill
ie rlien elite in ieu 3inmer inn
3meiten Stoduerf mo iono ben
ilngeu 9}om oaiel6it quer aui Dem
@ettc lieaenO imo oi6t nebeu ibm ei.
ne geleerte 6Iaide nit Der 9luiihriit
aarbolidltre. George 9ioesler bate
cine betrddtlide GuantitGt ser Der.
oer6enbrn9euOen 5liiiiigteit 81 iid
genomnrcu Or ScnrD Goldberg bon
93r. 2031, @eIt @ratt Ctr, wllrOe
ber6eiseruien mo ieiucu ciirigeu pc.
mii6ungen gelang eS, cine Sebcusge-
ia6r 81 6cieitigen. ,Sn Der 9lmbulan5
ocS weitlicben Iiitrifts mrroe ser
iunge Nlann bieraIi in Oos n ct. Pig.
mes Soipital" gebradt Ios imgc
0l0oden peldcs 9ioeSlcr lie6tc lmo
megeu weldDer 9loesler ouge6lid Oic
Ger5meiilungsibot begiua ioll IN
gIr.323, SiiO Smallmooo StraBe,
pobnen. Sbr 9llter miro ebeniallS
ami 10 Sabre ongege6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

Sclte 9}a1mittag fiuoet Die 9e.
erOiguuQ bon Charles i. Sap einem
M}itglicoe Scr Spribcn.Gompo0nic
9tr. H. itatt. Der Eoo mar am Der
gauaeHeu Somiiaa 5u ipdter 9l6euo-
ihnoc iii ieiner @obmug, gfr. 2L
Citen0iroBe. eiugctreten. 9ei pie
fen 9r1uocu Bate CT iiH oaSgejeiHs
net imo mar 6ci Dem GroBen @ronoe
DeS So6n 6. Sirit@eb0iOeS i'm
Sabre 1904 idper pcrlebt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

glbUnncntcn, bic bcn ,,ScntidDen 6Dr=
rcipDnoentcn" nidjt phnttlidj OOer Hnres
gelmd6ig crbnlicn, ino gcbetcu, Der Sf'
flee Oapuu per ErICpbun pDcr ihrlftlid
WllttDrilHug az maheI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
ernnrnanf. nnb lInirrnana.

h @anllH einllaanaen Ylll.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

Y IL - " Z y q u ~ q u {
Scott &cD fommt.
3u Sen @Giten, pel6c 5llr Groff
mlnesfeicr oer Seen Siebmo0 bonn
StoOt.Sngenieur W1cGoD eingelaoen
poroen iino, miro Sri. @roce @il.
las Seen bon @}olnt Sermon, 9&..Y,
cine Gnfelto6tcr bon Sroncis Scott
Sen, eeboren. Sic bat Die @inlo-
Dung occeptirt lmo miro sic tempo
rdrc 9orriiere Der nellen &erfc6rs-
itroBe bel ocm Groffmngs 9(ftpS
entfcrncn. @dbreno ibres g(ufent-
bolts in Baltimore 1T Sri. Seen @olt
BON Sri. 20. so. Smith bon Scr.
1921 Norf 9lpemic. General 98ai6-
ington Gardner bon 9IIbon Nlid,
Der Gbef.Gommnnoeur Scr n@roBcn
9lrmee Der 9lepublif,~ miro e6enfoas
an Der Seier tbciluc6meu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

not absolutely necessary, in order to
manage those that are needed.
Another matter under advisement is
the consolidation of some of the pres
ent boards and commissions and the
aboishing of others. 1t is possible,
and perhaps probable, the matter of re-
arranging the salaries viii also be
taken up.
The governors first idea was to alp
point a commission to draft the
amendments, but he has concluded to
take the initiative, and, after giving
out an outline of the scheme, ask ev-
cry citizen of the state who had any
suggestions to make to submit them,
and these would all receive due con-
sideration. This would make the whole
state a commission, to prepare the
amendments proposed.
There is no funds for circulating the
petitions that would be necessary to
get the amendments on the ballot, and
the public will be asked to take this
part of the work in hand, and at mass
meetings or in such way as seemed
best, secure the names for the peti-
tions. So soon as the preliminary
drafts of the amendments have been
completed they will be given to the
press, and any changes suggested that
tend to better them will be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
TEARS SHE'D IN COURT
OVER CUSTODY OF CHILD

Tears of old people made the Ma
rion county court room a background
for scene yesterday that will not
soon be forgotten, by those who partici-
pated in the events that took place.
Little 4-year-old Eleanor McReynolds,
daughter of Floyd V. McReynolds,
was the cause of all the trouble
Motherless, eoldenhaired and pretty,
she was brought before County Judge
William Bushey, as a dependent minor
child, for disposition as OF proper guar
dams.
Mrs. I. ]. Henry, grandmother on
the maternal SIDE. brought complaint
against the father on the ground that
he had failed to provide properly for
the child, and also that he was not a
fit person to have charge of her. The
fathers family took issue with the
maternal grandmother, with the result
that both sides appeared in court yes
terday. After session, in which
many tears were shed by the relatives
desiring possession of the pretty +
year-old, Judge Bushey gave the child
into the care and custody of her great
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ratcliff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
WEST TO PROPOSE laws.
GOVERNOR NOW WORKING ON
AMENDMENTS TO STATE CON-
STITUTIoN FOR VOTERS NEXT
FALL.

Governor West is preparing two
more amendments to the state consti
tuition for submission to the voters
this fall. He has barely outlined them
as yet, but will have them ready for
the public soon after ne primaries.
One of these amendments is to fix a
maximum of appropriations legisla'
ture may make in any one year, and
also to limit the amount the county
commissioners can expect. In other
words the amendments propose put
ting limit to taxation beyond which
neither the legislature nor commission
ers can 60. This might put a stop to
things the legislature or commissions
think should be done, but it would
operate to make both these bodies do
some hard thinking and close. figuring
ON all measures, and to eliminate those
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
Personal Mention

Mr.. Simpson, well known fruit
grower of Albany, is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs II. C. Bressler.
Mrs, A. +. Stewart with three grand
children, Paul, Ivan and Kenneth Nell
son, arrived today from Crawford,
Nebraska. They will make their future
home in South Salem.
II. st. Helen went to Albany this
morning
Mayor B. L. Sleeves went to Port.
land last evening.
7. G. Big, is in Portland on bust
ness.
7, j. Bligh, proprietor Of the Bligh
theatre was in Portland today ON a
business trip.
George Sorenson, of Portland,
dropped into the Capital Journal OF.
flee this morning TO size up the new
equipment and say hello.
Mrs, Charles Warner, of Condor, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A, b. High.
------>-1~~---
The pen is a mighty auto that some.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

last, not next week or next month, but
right nowl "GETS-IT'' goes after
corn as crow does corn. There are no
more thick plasters and greasy salves
that don Z remove, no more files, razors
and jabbers that make corns grow. Put
. few drops of ''GETS-IT" ON and see
every corn and eallous shrivel and van
lsh. That's the new, way, the painless,
sure, safe. quick way. Only 'GETS-lT "
can do it. Apply it in three seconds.
Every druggist in the land sells
rGETS-IT, y 25 cents q bottle, or sent
direct by E. Lawrence 6 Co, Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

big relay are already being made. The
following men have been elected
games committee of the inter-city re-
lay race;
W. II. Eldridge, chairman; Paul
Hauser, Watt Ship, Curtis Cross,
Chauncey Bishop and Carrie Abrams.
These men will get the medals, off
cial timers, markers, scorers and clerks
of the course.
The Salem Y. NJ C. A. team is com
posed of the following:
Chester Higgins, A. N, Minton, Joe
Minton, Ed. Tallman, Harry Kellis,
Archie Matlock, Elmer Mckee, DIR.
Floyd Utter, Kiutus Jim, Bill Ander-
son, Frank Spence, Ernest Lafky, G..
C. Simeral and Jack Bayes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
PLAINTIFF MAKES $40.

After deliberating from 1880 this
morning until nearly noon the jury ia
the case of Sheeler against Bunce, an
action in the circuit court for Marion
county for the collection of money al.
legged to be due for services rendered,
returned verdict of $685. for the
plaintiff The action was for $500
The defendants rendered 1925 in court
but that sum was refused by the
plaintiff. He made $40 BY holding
out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
STORY HOUR AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

Miss Clarke will tell more animal
stories like the last for the little ones.
The round-table group will have elc-
phant stories as they requested: "The
Elephants Child" "Tooman of the
Elephants and Incidents of training
elephants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

One of the street department EN-.
ployes this morning found bottle on
South Liberty street and in the bottle
was a piece of writing paper which
bore the following information:
Twenty head aches have Just de-
parted from this bottle. They have
not started to work as yet but will be
on the job in good order by tomorrow
morning about O'Clock. Sunday,
April 70, 1914. We who have com
mitted the assault upon said bottle ."
The bottle formerly contained a quart
of "Cedar Brook" whiskey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

vertised and bids received therefor.
Approaches to the bridge are consid.
cred a part of the bridge and if they
and the bridge together cost to ex.
ceed $500, bids must be advertised
for.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

Children's Carnival, Opera House
sold out by 10 O'Clock this morning.
Because of many requests matinee
will be given at 2:30 tomorrow, Satur-
day. Prices, SOC and 75c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

Two marriage licenses were issued
yesterday by the Marion county clerk.
The couples to receive the permits to
wed were john +. Erivert, farmer
of Mt. Angel, and Anna Schmidt, n
housekeeper of Mt. Angels; and George
A. Dabler, launderer of Mitchell, :.
Dakota, and odess A. Horning, of this
city,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

Monday call will be issued by the
state treasurer for all warrants issued
prior to January first, 1914. This has
been made possible by payments made
by three counties in the past few days.
Clatsop paid the first half of her taxes
Saturday; Umatilla turned her first
half in Wednesday and Clackamas
hers, Thursday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

D. Samuel, proprietor of the Oregon
Junk store on Court street, is the vie
tim of a self-inflicted injury to his
left hand which is causing him con
siderable pain and annoyance. A
blow of machinist 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

Children's Carnival, Opera House,
sold out by 10 o'clock this morning.
Because of many requests a matinee
will be given at 2:30 tomorrow, Satur-
day. Prices, soc and 75c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

hammer which he was using was the
cause of the accident.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland 2, Portland 4.
Los Angeles 10, an Francisco 5.
Sacramento l, Vence 3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

Children's Carnival, Opera House,
sold out by 10 O'Clock this morning.
Because of many requests matinee
will be given at 2:30 tomorrow, Satur-
day. Prices, soc and 75c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

When cur spirits arc on the ebb we
think we haven't the ghost OF show
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

The funeral Of Mrs. Joseph G.
Evans, who died in Portland Thursday
morning, will be held from the Finley
undertaking parlors at Portland, Sat
urduy afternoon at $780,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

The attorney general handed on.
two opinions today, one to A. l.. Noz.
zler, of Bridge, to the effect that IL
is against the law to keep dance
hall open at any hoGr on Sunday ani
that II must close at midnight Satur.
day. 0. IL. Russell, county commits
sioner, living at Sweet Home was told
that any expenditure for county
bridges of exceeding $500 must be ad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17

: The pen is mighty auto that some.
times runs away with the chauffer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
City News

The records in the secretary Of
states office show that the state
labor commissioner office has cost
for the past three years the following
sums; In 1911, S3,629.40; in 1912,
$4,365.l0, and in 1913, $3,696.1O, or a
total for the three years of 81 ,6906r.
During this time there was collected
by the office from factories, etc, AMI
turned over to the state treasurer,
$9,6S0.20. This makes the entire ex.
pense to the state for the office for
three years $2,0l0.40, or less than 800
year. A very good showing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
Swell Corns? Try
Wonderful "GETS-IT''
Greatest Corn Cure world Has Ever
Known-"Gets" Corns as Sure
an Eafa

Thousands say "GETS-IT" is simply
magic. If you've tried nearly every
thing else under the sun to get rid OF
those corus, so much the better for
"GETS-IT. !" Corn fseedom is yours at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
Saturday
Specials


Good quality MILDLY blouses in Norfolk, Balkan and
plain styles, colored and white Special CSC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-17
Waists
Hair Bow Ribbons
Turkish Towels

A big buy of good weight bleached Turk
"a. Regular 35c. Special 24c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-22
OIL and GAS NEWS


t;n,e there will be demand for
more drilling. Ii is reasonable 10
presume that another pool will be
opened somewhere in the county or
in adjoining counUes. a vast amount
of drilling is Icing done in every
direction and there should be other
pools discovered. There Will be no
further wild trading until another
POOL is found anu tlen the Old t'mc
t.admg activity will return within an
hours time. The local companies for
the most part are in very good shape,
The president Of one OF the loca'
,cmpauies remarked today that h.,
company does not owe a penny for
labor or for supplies, it has q credit
in the bauk Of about $1,000 and ha
a ,.r., amount of oil in storage. This
.. lsori an average company. some
.r, ,.cr Glci and some a little
I..cr Win operations practically
.. as.d .y ul. smaller companies none
1r tL.r, 1u' ia. .r wil the produc-
ten can ue ta.ol Tho companies
rA, not realized as quickly on their
investments oa tn y anticipated, but
they r,.l.z, ,hlt their holdings are
,p one of The most remarkable oil
,.nl. fu tho ,,,rld and they are con
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-22
OIL OPPORTUNITY
SLIPPING AWAY

The bringing in Of the great vel
ir one quarter mile of our lease, and
a new well in 200 feet OF our line in
the last week, making about a dozen
producing wells on adjoining tracts
tc our Cushing Oil Lease, means tat
those who wish to buy stock with is
must act promptly or be too laie.
1t is now worth to l. Ask for
particulars at once. Write, wire or
phone
w. J. & MODE MILBUPN,
1Stf Milburn, Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-22


The oil sands in section Cd" ana
&13-S and in 9i3 have made a r'Pu'
tation for Healdton that places II De
yond any other shaiICY oil l!'io n
the world for its depths oi sahoS'
Some Of these wells have made Us
high as l5O barrels an hour and one
wen had an initial production OF @''
barrels an hour This production was
made without resorttng to the expo
sion Of nltrogl?carine to break up ihe
sands Wells that Will make t'.s
much oil without shooting ana "NA
depths Of sand ranging from l'o To
2li feet would make from ''o'' 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-22

The Ardmore Citizens Oil company
in 24-5-l, which is a few miles south
west of Ardmore, has drilled to a
depth of about $50 feet and drilling
is still being prosecuted. 1t was per
sistently rumored Saturday that a
gas strata had been found, but the
report could not be confirmed. The
drill is now in blue shale and the
formation is very favorable for oil.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-22

McMan-Corsicana in their offset to
the Coiiue gas well in section G arc
at depth Of 75S feet and will drill
into the gas sand found at that depth
but will not drill on to the ell sand
at this time. rhe Coline peCrle stop
ped in the gas sand ard the McMan