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Freak Chicken 7
At Xpsfminsfer.

Toe Harris of5Westminster. recently
had hatched In yard u chicken that
had one head. two beaks. and three
eyes. 81 st
Because OF the double beak the
chicken could hnt break the shell
Harris, thinking the egg was not go
ing to hatch, throw 1t ont, and when
the egg broke. he found the freak.
Tho chicken died from the fall. ~
Or. u. H. Stonecyphcr OF westmin-
ster has preserved the freak. s
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Anderson Folk (
Mnrried Sunday.

Miss Mamie Cobb of the Nealc',
Creek section and II. III. PEARSON of
the sToxoway millssof this city. wer:.
married last Sunday afternnoh snt tho
home of Mrs. F. .sHill, !, : THESE young
people are weil Known In Anderson
county apd they will have the best
wishes OF their many friends.
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aaia that q saan's lie bssssa
og as llsiseii
gafg nlsn 81 g eyetes woman ksoy
sl.ss 1lle ellesstsii smile g n ssEsg se-
tsqea$elle aiielsfss lfnols that tlie tfs
soE1lsg( ltoer auae ee nlnogy Sey
ssal 1t llsfraR MS Lazy 5ysf + /.
e9 ti&es are tIia prime causes *
fsidIf <6n cons lso5
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ton

Now 0Flealis; A pfii 2 ton sd
,vanced IN the early trad ling tod hut
prices were not wei niaitlt ltained; ek.
cent On the hEaY.nnt ions rea li1i1gs sffhEfts
Ing q aGaifist y s Is ~
3 HAY ;Sgae firm through the sea-
sion on short c6yerfriE 8. shorts bsins
afraid ce devel el0pfl ent in conn reetioR
RItlf fandsFh ileaIt y Tile MAJ itek
aE les ieieak 7 is B pJitifs siiJ.
The close was 4 I'd s. sun net.
5s Cal bles were te tier. tIlan dlle ana
,htinlsI ILstsd sIrs nge.lIa the fisss
spT6Fen,5fsts Sd eii titef conc iiH and
6ecanss or [ he d siI gaIiF pro sS5i
the part 81 S hong 0ffer5ng os sll0st
eptt1i Il were not Il iberal seI, IN Ssiids
die df the tn6fniEsg The trade was
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Fin Commercial.

inclined 20 regard the Mexican situa.
ton as beiag more Of 9 bniIlsh factor
ss''575 = - iSSSf fIipp % 1ltS pr0DaDie ffl-
tileflce t,sil PLANTING b or cotton II, Texas.
Cotton futures closed steady:
Nay 1885, July 1872; August 1872;
Octaher 1857; December / li6a.
SPOT cotton steady nebanged; mid
diihg 13 l-s; aaies on thejspot 1, ,i55
balcBi 10 arrive 400.
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FEEREsI5
! AT pistsbufGh b yn FEiiil. y.
N 1laltIIn0re- HniEslo tain.
Az hiGago q; Kansas City 2.
AZ 4ndlanapoils y 81. Luuia !
Hard Hltiin5 Claire.

= iengn g griI 25a IiR GllIcngO Ted.
ii &c hitting afae from
ansas styftp las. to {, J, tie Visitors
81 81 eir eleven hts
Watson for eillGa 20 n SsB polindea
snearlS us hart ~ s Iarriss but home
runs 'ltalter an q n son ald Wet
son good work III SID epiiig 10 ISan-
.sas CitN hlta scatterad nude the local
victory rather easy In additi 10
llls home fllslr Tinker got q double and
two singies. &
Score
Isaasas city Z. s 4. .5.. 3. = Z. =. q
Chicago $ &. : ssi s. s ne q
Harfis and Brn j 81 81 son and WI.
.stiu 8 :. Sc,
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Cotton Gooda

New FORK April s2o5 Heavy Cotton
goods aeea steady u With d ffrIn trend
reported on duck General cotton
gcoSs markets. were nuieA Burlaps
Tor SPOT delivery were ia fair demand.
Linens ruled steady. Underwear ana
hosiery we're quiet: yarnBs barely
ateRdy y. 49, = ~
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NEW &.
INl NlARRk kASi!s pa fsIEs q
Iiesyy Liapidation The Result OF
Realiziiss Tsndshcies During
The Week

Z cSAE Yotls, April q; T0days e1tton
.plag WAS litset led iJy rat her Ii ieaYs
near month liquidation and scattered
rehl liking for oyef the week end. Re-
ports OF heavy rains OF the Southwest
caused some covering toward the close
and last pFicea were steady bit at
pyae etieally, the lowest point ag, II Is day.
net ineha ged % sig points lofsefs on
all m0nths except March which VAS 2
points lisfieg.
The ma riet opened STEADY at an ad-
Ailairlts, There, seemed
tn be- quite q, good many. overnight
buyiiig OId ders around the ring, while
the ,F Fels tkyels: AFist showing ok Iiyer-
slnei sred some, further covering
and d seattasfnE demand II very
sEs5Ts bscdsne ap araht tlias
there wRs a good deal os old crop cot
tfliS. f3ERle, part ticiiIafiy Nay;
II. Is tsafd that there iiaye been sal 81
os heavy; goods such would be diiti.
able FOR army pufp ot herviise
primary mark cts are fep6gtsd Gtiist
and local bears &fe stlll laying Con-
siderable stress ON the talk OF az &C.
cnmtiiating ynfns and possible short
t.rhe. Il a.
The market closed atAst;y Z
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IiyeEo col Cotton

liverpool, April 25.-- Cotton spot un-
changed good middliag 7eS; middling
13e; low middling $50; sales four
Thousand; speculation and export 900.
Receipts 5000.
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Cotton Seed on

= New Gat L, April 25s he cottonseed,
oil vas iffsenlar withsGha May;
poaitioi. weak der actiye liquidation
u aIticl ton of liberal teeder while
the late mont this were steady on bns 2
ms hyf sellers OF My. The close y,ass:: 3:
9 peinss lower e 2 points net lfigher. d
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26
IIYR eIEa. pIIsIEIPs q IFiEnY.

to the eFe Il eesisl sof cliiI dgesl. ! 10
most cases BfbpeE gis pro lded aogs
svlll have tisSls 81 III years t5 come,
II yossr young hter shows eva strain 81
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sglassea Will stop hssh. They wsil Id
ssasoaasie 81 q s $3.50 aaa ~
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AMERICAN
At Washtpg on Bo7toh rain.
At PhiIade iphia-New York rain.
At Detroit &; 81. Louis D.
Gleyeland J Chicago 0.
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sgf, s. A jfgese, fiRSlsas yTliissss
Cleveland, o., April 2b.-H Hagerfnan,
q TeerHs plseharr had tlie edge on
Benz. OF Chicago today and Cleveland
won 4 10 o.
Chicago :. .s.4,sE .ss..sa. ID 3. aadt1
Cleveland :. :. -. a Is i
Benz and seHRlk; Hagefnlail and
CarisG:i lis:, ss.,,s.
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teafnd I5s p ESly Issi 4 Iiit iiSyLs Il
game of the cries, l,sfe tosias fsle
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nf s. & Il 4 seili. ], 10
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N
York. "A IsslI % Ienerai cotton
gee1s sl1ali1ets arc quiet and there ltaa'
been come easing on sces on
tets Cont iAtle 10 refieet a poor gem
efal trEde d ia cilftat ilaent 4 is ,jeIiig.
talked 0f among TIN Hpinners. Iloines
tic cotton goods arl IN tliiled % be eahy
but buy chEEQf heed
ate mi any 81, u ~ fTlfnai
OF flitnfes sdalR lRterf Fsf fhf lldl Il afsai
AZ sppk i1. q 70 giIleIlaEfi.
me- sll by the sail q
ncOup petnent ef ail aflvan ee folio sgttiSs
~ redp petiun mad g well or more
ago on sofse ilirE 81 w ASH
ige0ds are 1nevIa tely afi1;
w0ii q he d aEped jlai ~ by va iiiess,
her. de generally
iissIt Prices
,sE5 b - re % s7@S inch
II i4Bf s taisd 6 "a otIt tiferH
ashsetihgs rs -ic 4 Sc: siard staple
ans sllia 81
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- ltis - z a u fleIi tIfCSe
Nay :. 3 {. !. :, 4 :. I. 4. 1866 1854
il1y 4. ..s.'.s =. = (. ..,. 1882 1248
AssE;. IS. !. y. rs. 8. I. Z. !. 10 35 1890
Oct. -. Z q. ~. q. li68 i1sf
Dec. &. : :; .,.iss -, :. 6. !. IB y 118A
Spit cotton as lieij l1i Il aiiae 20 ilsia
1q1s B,.ssst ift. :. ssittf AZ ai.F,i
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3 q. 3. 81 4
Felh a 81 ana IS
s.
Evening journal., 1914-06-26
SECOND FLOOR

25 Couches slightly damaged by water. Worth
up to $500 During the Fire Sale Q0 En
price each Observation-Disclosures. sDOeOO
rs C0uches, worth up TO $500 Dur &C E0
ing the Fire Sale, at, each. ,4........ SDOseBV
lC Three-piece Loose Cushion parlor Suits.
Worth up to $500. During Che Fire q I'D E0
Sale at each Observation-Disclosures. ID AseJO
three-piece ParIor Suits. Worth up to s25OO
During The Fire Sale, at QT0 E0
three-piece Parlor Suits in Silk Plush with loose
cushions. Worth up TO $500. During q I 9 EO
the Fire Sale at, each. ............. ULOsOO
"a 5-piece ParIor Suits covered in Plush, Verona
and imitation leather coverings. Worth up to
$6OOO During the Fire Sale, at, 010 E0
each ....... .......l.t......... ~ Il OseBV
DayenpOrts, covered with Verona and Leather
ette regular value up to sS5OO G10 R0
Fire Sale price, each ............. sp1VsDV
IS ParlOr Rockers in oak and mahogany finish.
Worth up to $500. During the Fire CT cE
Sale, at, each Observation-Disclosures. ID sOO
so Centre Tables in oak only. Worth up TO
S4.OO. During the Fire Sale, at zEo
each s..... ...... ................. GOC
Evening journal., 1914-06-26

Weh @ twas our u
mm dsImAe A uA AgmBd in he bg
entirely
h comp A as he
me space d db% % ava h
Evening journal., 1914-06-26
10000 WOrfh of Rugs, Mat
fiHgs and Linoleum TO be
Sold For $500.

100 9xl2 Brussels Rugs; slightly damaged
regular value S1l.OO. During the Fire QE 90
Sale. al, each ...........e...... OOsJC
60 gxI2 Brussels Rugs, worth up to $3.50.
During the Fire Sale, at, CT R0
each ......... .......t. ...........,. " sTV
80 9xl2 Seamless Wilton Rugs. Worth up to
$4,000. During the Fire Sale at Gil R0
each ........... ............- 49,. u AsOO
IS 9xl2 Seamless Brussels Rugs. Worth up to
$500 During the Fire Sale at, co E0
each .............. ................ VOSOV
200 9xI2 Woven Japanese Rugs. Regular
value SI.9s. During the Fire Sale at CT 40
each ..... ......... ............... " AexO
200 famous DeltOx Rugs at Onehalf less than
regular value. &
100 rolls Of Jap Mating at per 81. TX.
roll .......... ....,....,.. ......-.... " 10 w
10000 yards Of Linoleum regular value from
75c to soc per yard, at per 0Qo
yard ............. ................... AOO
IS 9xl2 Administer Rugs. Worth up to
S35.OO During the Fire Sale, at Go E0
each ............ ....... .,......,.. VACsOV
200 27x54 Wilton Velvet Rugs Worth up QEo
10 $3.50. During the Fire Sale, at each CCC
80 27x5l Administer Rugs Worth up TO
$3.50 During the Fire Sale, at CT Ok
each .......-... ..........,..'..... " sb-sO
Evening journal., 1914-06-26
.ead Carefully the Following Conditions:
No Goods Charged No c. Q. d. Orders, No
Exchanges. No Refunds No Mail Orders.
FIRST FLOOR

,.s 2 Tc RtssssTs sss sa al ,sc "s'' $500 During S35
,hs y gss Rr'sssE. sse Sa .scS lao0 During $3.50
s 2 ,bs P'sss Tts sas Gsi % m'rs sssh sh'oo Dur S62
10 ChiffOners that were $500 Solid oak with wood
ssss sssss During the Fire ''..D. Sale at $3.50
DanS 81 wss s. ss Fo@?s ss that % 'sa esh for $500 $500
ss5c P"fsss Ssns RT;ss'fs ss rs as ss sold for S675
$50 e Sos 80 ss OAK p9 Rs1s Sale rSs'F pe value S325
T5 RefrigeratOrs at 25c on the dollar.
Evening journal., 1914-06-26
BASEMENT

500 Brass Beds at unheard of prices ca 90
Brass Beds as low as. as................ 1DRoOO
Is Brass Beds in all finishes and Sizes Values
up to $4,000. Fire Sale &5 QR
price ..-...s.... s....... SP0oOA
65 Brass Beds; values from SIS up to 90 IN
$40. Fire Sale price ............. SDOsOU
Evening journal., 1914-06-26
BASEMEMT

200 Mattresses in all sizes that sold regularly
lrG% n2sa siOo to $500. Fire Sale SIPS
rs Cotton Felt Mattresses; regular QSQ Tx
value $1,000 Fire Sale price ...... spOs ~
100 Springs in all sizes, suitable for iron or brass
heds slightly damaged BY smoke. CT E0
Values up to SO. Fire Sale price - AoOO
$50 Iron Beds; values up to $1,000 CT TX
Fire Sale price ........ ........-.- ID Ia -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

Women scorn muddy crossings il
their hosiery viii pass inspection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19
PRINTING OF CHARTER
| WAS EXPENSIVE lob
Why 81 Gents for Printing
that Could Have Been
Done for Il IL?

When the Salem council meets next
Monday night for It's last session Of
the year 1914, and those comcilmcn
who have served the people Of the city
for the past two years 90 out Of office
to give place to a new set, it is cX-
pected that the cloud that has been ga.
thering on account of the printing of
the charter in the newspapers at a
higher rate than could have been sccur.
ed will burst with display Of pyro.
technics This cloud began to form af.
ter the last council meeting when the
bill for printing the charter in the
Statesman at an average of 30 ccuts
per inch was adopted by the council
without the recommendation Of the ii.
nance committee.
1t was found upon investigation, de.
clared Councilman Macy this morning,
that the charter could have been print
ed in Salem for rate of l2ls cents
per inch and so saved the difference,
or 1915 cents per inch Just why the
job was let for 80 cents when it could
have been done for less had those in
authority investigated thoroughly or at
all is a question that has been puzlliug
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19
NUTALL CLEARED
OF MURDER CHARGE

Los Angeles, Cal, Dee. lS.-Flanl, J..
Nutall is freed today of a charge Of
numbering Mrs Helen McCombs, the
trial court having held that the state
had failed TO establish the corpus de.
licti. The ruling was given under Il
supreme count decision that thc corpus
delicti and several material evidences
that crime has been committed must
be presented to the jury before it con
sidrs case.
Natal, who is 2S years old, was ac.
cused Of driving an automobile down
"A mountain side at high speed, and
causing Mrs. McCombs, who was 80,
to leap to her death. The state alleged
that Nutall he'd made love to Mrs. Me.
Conn and persuaded her to make q
will in his favor
Following Che court s action, Nutal
and his wife, who had been separated,
were Ieconciled. They left the court.
room with Nutall $ aged mother
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19
WOULD DOMINATE
ALL LEGISLATION
(Aurora Obseryer.l


Allen Eaton, candidate for sneaker.
ship Of the house, accuses tho Oreqo-
nian of having procured the support Of
the Mutnomah delegation for Ben Self
ing for speaker, aud declares Portland
considers the spcakeisnip its own par
ticular property. He maintains, with
some show of fact, that Portland s con
troll of the 1912 presiding officers 81
both houses resulted in the most Ok,
tavagant legislative expenditures in
the nistCy Of the state.
II is evident that Portland intends
to dominate the state II IL can ihrough
its control Of the presiding Officers Of
he legislature and of the principal com.
mittees The Marion county deega-
ton, it is said, viii support Eaton
whose experience, service and ability
qualify him fer the spcakership. Mr.
Selling may be as well qualified per-
sonally, but the interest behind hun
ought to convince the members Of the
legislature outside Portland that the
best interests Of the state demands HIS
rejection rs speaker. It is not only
moXpcdicnt but is absolutely wrong 10
allow any little group of Portland poi
ticians aud dictators to name the speah
cr. II is against every interest Of the
state at large. Portland already has
thrce.filtns of Oregon x congressional
representation. II also appears deter
mined to control the state legislature
aud dictate how the state 8 money shall
be spent through its control of the leg
Ia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

planation. Next to her sat the exquis-
lie lS.year-old daughter of one of the
Oldest families in Rome. Across the
aisle from them vas Signora Ida Gay
da, wife of Vir4nio Gayda, the great
writer on international politics, Near
her was tine daughter of Levi Della
Vida, the financer. Also there was
the daughter of former mayor of
Rome and Signoifna Ponzio Vagila, sis
ter of the famous general.
These were Just few among the
weil-known women present.
There is no question in these wo-
men S minds that war is not only evit-
able but imminent.
Another feature Of the gathering was
the realization it brought of an awak'
cning among Italian women.
Emancipates Woman,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19
ITALIAN WOMEN
WORK IN HOSPITALS
Are Preparing Themselves As
Nurses in Anticipation
Of War
(BY Alice Rohe.l

Rome, Nov 2l.-(By mail to New
YUk)- sing OF not "arms and the
man" but Of "ams and the woman. ~
Yes, woman-or rather, women, At
the gieat Polytechnic hospital these most
aristocratic women in Rome are sim
ply stepping themselves in mtseptics,
straiuing under burdens Of groauing
humanity aud busying themselves in
the study of first aid to the injured.
Why2 In preparation for war.
The sheltered Italian girls, these
grandes danes OF thc nigh families, are
gathering daily at the Polytechnic to
prepare themselves for duty as nurses
in ease their country should become in
volved in the vast European struggle,
This morning J attended class Of
the Samuritana, as this special wan
course is called.
Grand Danes At It,
Seated in the lecture hall while DR..
Amante stretched before them the form
Of man suffering a terrible knife
wound in the shoulder, saw the Bar
Oness Rensis D Mc1tanaro eagerly not
ing every detail Of the surgeon s ex-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19
HOP MARKET STRONGER.

The Reporters market story last
week was followed by strong demand
for l2-eent hops all this last week, but
the growers were not inclined to sell
at this figure, One or two offers of
lG;s cents were made but no sales were
consummotcd at that price, says the
Pacific Hop Reporter, published at In.
dependence.
The report was made last week that
c. 4. Mclaughlin, Of this city had
sold his crop of over 1900 bales, but
it was found that only 1000 bales went
Mt that time, The price paid was IT
cents. Mr. Mclaughlin sold the bal
ance Of bis crop or $50 bales at 12
cents. Louis Laehmund was the pur.
chaser.
The Hill Bros lot was sold early in
the week % 10 cents. These were the
only sales reported in the Independence
district this week. There were few
other snles in the valley however, at
from : to l2 cents.
There seems to be plenty Of business
in the S0noma district in California,
aud the reports are that the growers
have gluttcd the market. Prices are
ranging around ~ cents, but it is an
accepted fact that there we're no choice
Sonoma hops this year, hence the low
price, There have been no sales Of
either Mendocinos or Sacramontos in
the last few days and it is thought that
these growers having choicer hop
are waiting to get their organization
under way before getting in the mar.
kct, Reports from the districts whore
meetings have been held show that the
growers are signing up the subscrip-
ton papers in that state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

work at the time Of the Messiua dis
aste'.
When the course is completed rigid
examination will be held and diplomas
will he awarded to those who deserve
them. Then another class will be form
ed aud the work of turning olt nurses
will be continued
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19
NYEENA KLosHE IILAHEE.

If you have not among yom list Of
friends some OF the grand old pioneers,
who baZcd the trail across the cont.
neut TO the land where dreams come
uuo, you are truly unfortunate If
You have, and want to make their eyes
brighten and their hearts grow young
agaiu, send them a copy Of Nyeena
klosi \ Illahee, the little book OF ore.
gou poems written by j. II. Cradle.
baugh Of the Capital journal staff
You can give them nothing that win
be as keenly appreciated At an Salem
book stores Price oe dollal.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

the heads Of some Of the couuclmen.
II is planned to ask some interesting
questions at the meeting Monday night
in this regard
, 1914-10-03
LNHIt
Christian den Tiende,

of Guds Noode Eo@c I'll Doun"Jh, d~ Ioa1rrs
o1 Got1x. Hc7ug til Slcsrg, Hdtc" Ntor0ar0,
Dtuo-sbe, Lo4en1oyg 25 OI@~u54Y,
00RE @yIrrERLIGT R~i4~la4en har ~vedtaget g vi we'd
IN Wort Samtvkke stadtastet folgende LoNt
na To-, foretaoer noeet. hvoryed fremmed mIitert Encmetunes-
unan sates stand til tlpr liepea Ill umddeIbart cher middeIont
F @I rIarfn den dauske Stats Omaade, shahes, for an vdt hore
e g jlhe ar foIskvlat med Ble, Fenssel elcr under skctpeude
q Observation-Disclosures med Stntrbejde iudtl : A0.
poatole af de ommeIdte Hamburger Under kun Stod efter Jostia-
niliteleps Befang.
Dcune Low haler staks Kraft.
Hvorefter ale yedkommende sic have at rette.
Givet paa Amaieuborg den 2den August 1911.
Under yr Kon5ehge Hoaud og Se8I
CHRISTIAN Il.
Il. s ----
, 1914-10-03

Low
or. $50 1910
ON Tilag til almiudeiig bor9er
S~trafeloy af lode Feblual 1865.