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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-16

A H~r0oS N0R.+I
 ARDS BIIS7 SEAP P0RTS were @R9 @ 2 ] s ] @ sss ss @ s @ 4 s. ss @ ss ssB s8G s. f @
 dispatch from arepo0 says English otr of torpedo boats were
 this afternoon tsanng eight miles off shore Aspateh says Wend is being violently bOm- barded by the British fleet
 LONDON and aided by blanket of fog which hung Wh Northeastern of England between and 10 o'clock mralg declares daring raids made London was thrown into high announced that all insurance definite
 Residents of Hsaao awakened firing great crowd ships began dropping rapidly sought sr This the first received London this morning
 An official dBsB from Hull nearby city said Nine people other woman was aa gaae were carried away Fui5g reaching here from Hatpod the damage in both cities R tremendous @ m M . b lasted 25 minutes The hostile vessels which part and the damage inflicted one considerable One sbeliis a.auge gas tank and
 m bl e from Red Car York County ad During of flashes of the German would be counted in rushed their houses in state greatest excitement The crowds @ ran Several buildings killed The Ger From g came dispatch that two the time
 
 excitement throughout all England to- 
 tn situation the the n an attempt o escort troops the Seq fora O the British coast
 fleet and that difficulty dropping shells in the cities oaea British pursuit Q battle believed to be in progress in the North
 START BACK FOR HELIGoLANp scAIItNS M z towns are reported scattering mines in their wake to sap pursuit They are o Ae5an ng warning of any fresh attacks aaanp y Germansh dispatch four tano met The c gas bars were erss drop wrecked one aS oD The garnaggn twenty miles inland from Hhhpy
 WITNESS or DAMAGE
 Sarhoough arrived here after the pom hardly believe real attack thought @ ] @ angsa @ Rs @ ap % Ihen house ya cugn HH ford struck As walked to the station shells were bursting haad nd 9 shells fell into man. children came l1e ho le s@' ys S roofo torn ofG
 GERMANS maya bpe of iron " exploit nl @haey a tcn n 6 county yor n 5dgoand oyhae they could
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-16

Chief Deputy MarehQl ,. F. Mulien returned from Ketchikan on the Jet lerson this mornins
 F. B. Fenn, electrical engineer Ia the goYemment construction denart mont lofe for 5itka thia morning so look after some work under way at the Sheldon Jacteon school ae is ae. companied by his pride
 
 mo Empire hae more readera taan any other Alaake paper
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-16

artlepool iB 2 city Of 26.O duo wes Of HcligolRna the Gei lhe North Sea Tor their exploit
 ton, and in ihe county Of York. Whitby E4idently the German would take Che German fleet at bomhard Che cities in tho NorI
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-16
coRmoRANr iNTERNED.

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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-16

HULL Dec. 16.-Jame bardment said could were pracucing Then s' ford Hotel, in the center { bursting overhead and a5 |
 q" man accompanied roof of their home had beer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
s,m sdlaf beitubleu.

sSn benz @arteralrm Der 6. s. nnt
.. 9abn ipiirSe @eorge Wiiraroe Don
Tapton, o., BON eiiicm Dieb uH cen
getrag bon $40 erleidtert. Wfiranoo
ipartcte auf ieineu 3ug, id)Iief aber
nnf Der ganf elm, ipelhe 9elegenbeit
Der Gieb 5ur 9bat beiiuste.
2npmonb Malonep, BON Gobing.
ton. ap., Elm Giienbabn.s .slneeiteatcr,
tbeiIte Der goli5ei eeitern nit oab
ibm aiii ben sfnlasen Der Big Sour
gabn an Der 6. Strabe nno aRilierecf
aus DER Aodtaid)e eine aoloene llbr
i'm Mertbe bon 500 geitoblen ipuroe,
lp1brenb or elm Gdl1ften mndte.
Die llbr III Gin @eidenf bon glnge.
itellten Der Chicago Tipiiion anl1B.
lid fcineS GienitsSubildlnns ino
tragt oenIentlpredenoe @rapirungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
eokal.1erid)t
aiir ,,Gair piab.:'
Ger seiammte Sentidj-Nmeriiauiids
ylatiOualbuub idjlieht fid bem
s.roieite an.

Gle grcfutipc hes 9entih. h.Ameri-
tdniifen Wationalbunbcs bat an biz
Vrdiioentetp nib geiiiser aller
Staatsoerbinbe Den naditebenSeil
slnirlii aui teIegrapbiidJem @ese &C.
ionht:
.gerufen Gle, ipenn oies mid!
idun gcifeben eine 9erIammluns
Gin nno ncbmen geidIiiiie abnlid ben
iclsenoen on:
.,Tn Die amerifaniidc gsaticn aitS
ginipanSerern ans allen Sheilen gu.
ropa's beitrbt NIB oieie biirh lie 5ll
itrer argernp1rtigen erbabenen Stcl.
Ilina gebroft ipnroe, un6
Ia ungei1br eiH giertel Der ge-
p6lferl.na Der @ereinigten Stnateil
por beiitjdcr @cbnrt ober Militant.
muua lit unb BON Den friibeiien ao.
loniol. 3eiten fer bis aiif ben beilti.
gen Tag nIebr aIs ibr 9beil gelciitet
bat III Grlaneilng intierer Sreibrit,
IN ben admpfcn fiir grbalhng Der
llnion. am slufbau inlierer Ration.
tn jcoer @ranGe bon Sanoel iIn6 ,Sn.
ouitrie nnb in tilIhueIIer GntipidIing
iei cs
geltIoiien Sab mir ais ainerifaiii.
ide giirger oorauf bethlehem oob Die
amerifaniide Ereife ibrsii Dinhrid,.
feh6ienit in elmer inipnrteiiiHen 8eiie
lnltrrbreite uno bob Die eoitorielcn
sspuIuieltare ioipeit ole m6alid Obne
WprilrtbeiI oDer SOB aebalten fein
jonen. inio 0ab oieieS Sailo. obgleid
les bic enelifhe Gprade fprift. Dous
feine engIiid,e glation III, es MIR ee-
redt III. bnt In oieien nilfgerestess
8eiten bsr arneritnuiite 0eiit bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13

lleru gsplfe, bas 70 piel slir gef5ros.
rund Der aultir in Ser oarsen Welt
bciaetraaen bdt, IN Der Stllnbe Der
g,oft Gin 3eihcn Der anerfennlng
nno bes a2itaeiiibls an aebcn. Gas
Graoniiations. .stonlmittee ernpfabl,
rem g,erein nit Sem l5d,it puiienoen
Wr1Cifat .geutid,.sImerifaner BON
1871" All berieben, baaegen prote.
itirte aber ausaerednet Der gobH Ell.
,les Seutiden grauers inter benz
9orlronoe, ME ca aug ieiner geariin.
buna bcrpor,uaehen ifien, oab bic
Sadlc nid,t su oeutid, fliuaeu iollte
ilnb or uubte in Ser 9bot Die Ser.
iammIltra aud, in Der Weiie su bup.
ilotiiiereI, bah man Den g.amen: Die
oiaa pon 1914" annabm, ob,pobI Der
g,criiperSe oaroui aifmertIan ntac,.
te. bah Der 3itel an aIlaenein iei. ssa
inandle Seite Iiebeu es eben, otapobI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
Ysnnb. .1dn5.
gradJten einen Sonb filr Sas Spiel,
plae.9sicuie uuf.

gor Ginger 3eit ipurben i'm Sil-
poob 8arf iceenunnte 8ennp Sau5c
urrangirt, n'elde ocn SonO fir Gin
9icilic aufbrahten pelhes beute
bel SStoian SiG itattiinbet. sln ocm
Gicnic perben lid 600 &inoer ino
300 Diiitter betbeilieen. mel6e ii6
ltdnoig aif Dem Ssmpoob SpieIplat
aniriirten, Spe5ial. .@aBeons perben
Die ainoer Wforeens nm $50 ltbr
pom Spielplase nbboIen uno abenos
5:30 llbr ipieoer 3uriidbringeN. Die
Tarf-aonn1iiidre peroen so aegel
gs Cream als auh bos Waaterial fir
Sinnna6e itiften. Der Gusflug finOet
,uirter 2eittiie bes SpieIpIas9 s9orite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
$3oO, (yrnnoeiaentbunt $1,000

$500, @rlnbeigentbum $1,000.
anna SeDler lit 1eitnmentspoa.
itrederin bon Charles Gepler; 9erio.
ilaLien $4,000, @rlinoeieentbunI
$4,000.
Sarob 2oiiiie slrder lit 3eita.
mcntspoIlitrederin bon 0lobert gg,
slrd)er; Terionalien $500.
Ger perionlife giadjlab Der 2iaie
q. $arot betrdgt $S1S.i3; oerienige
Der Charlotte 6. Maion $11,076.35.
gerfdiebenes.
Die Central gefining. 60. flagte
cine Sorberiing iiber $6738.93 gegen
slrtbur Stem itno Die Oil Gitp &
tSreaie 60. elm. Wm. @iljon cine
iolde iiber $i90f.04 segen Balter
Serran Satfielo. - Iie &sooorolp.
graoiep so. cine ioldjc iiber $2GS.5O
gesen Die Glliott-5iiber SO. lie
lnid gaitboralpal .. ". so. cine jol.
die iiber S279s.4S gesen 9ibrabauI
unf geiiie aeiiel. - $. s. goliimger
cine iclde iiber 1926 gegen Sobn 2.
9rimsiep. = Sigginbotbam e gare
cine ipldje iiber $4,000 geeen bic
Mihter Grain 60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
Gin iagGi(des 5if6ing Camp an O9ip.
Sreuno 2onis Sabn lit ipieber am Der
@aiierfante.

Germ Don aIler Sriegsautreaunq
unb aus Der Sch unb 65ripeite bel
Derloanen grtras bat OberIebrer
Souis oabn fir fi9 unb ieine irelin.
be bieien CONNER ipieber am Sbic
elm sSiibins Camp aufsei6lagen, ipis
es ibbllifher faum gebddt iperben
fam. Gs liest auf Der aentudD Sei-
te, neben Der 9opington Bump Gtas
tion. nit elmer prdhtisen 2lusii6i
nd6 ben gincinndtisr MaiferDerten
unb bem Miami 1bal. Oas blau
anseitrihene 5ol5baus, bas auf ioli-
ben eihenen pfofen rubt, iii auf brei
Seiten bon boben gltaoien unb raus
itenben Sbtomoren umgeben unb
entbdlt etnen ssniisenben Speifes uno
einen S6lafraum fiir unsefGbr 5tp0li
gsiu4er, unb, mas bic 9auptiads III,
eine aerdumige unS febr gut sinsss
ridiete aiide. Jn biefer 2iids aber
fhpinst Jreuub 9abn als &o9tiinit-
ler nit Ieinem Jattotum bas SSsp.
ter; unb mas bas su bebeuten bat,
ipeib nur Der 5u ipiirbisen, Der beiH.
gouis i4on segeiIsH bat. llebsr Isis
men 9ou!dib unb feline S9ipeine,
iiilse persibt man Islbit bic psrlo.
senitsu oeutf6en MeberIaseH.
Weun bas Camp aud mir etfpo
pier5ig Sdritte Don ben yIutben bes
Ohio liegt unb iiberbies DON brei
Wdifer pumpitationen rmseben III.
betpmmt man ba bod fpas Stdrferes
unb 9eferes 81 triHteH als Dbiptpnfs
fer. Mus syfai9en ober brett aus
btm idb fbdumt 5u ieber Sagssaeit
ein por5iisli4er Gerftenfdft unb 3ipar
alle5sit in Der ri9tigen Semperdtur
Der S9reiber bieiss tann's bez
seussn. Wer bem oii4fang obliessn
tpin, mag biss setroit tbun = bic nSs
tbigsn 4pparate finb bnfiir rei4li9
borbdnben - aber fdnsen ipirb &c
nidt bisI. ySie bsiben sesenpdriis
nidt,A iagt 2ouis = unb Der Shreis
ber lam biss AUDI be5eugen. 2lber
tper sebt bsuts nod in ein Gifbins
Camp. um au fifden, befonbers
ipenn Gpeif' unb Grant baIelbit 70
por5iisli4 iinb9
lin bas 5olabaus Iinb unter ben
9dunen aud nod 5ifde unb Bdn.e
aufseidlasen fir sr0bers @eielIf9ufs
ten. unb ettpas Dsrftedt iiebt man Elm
tlsinss Ginselaslt init 3pei getteH -
fir iolte gefufgr. bic gu inteHiiD
.aefiiHt- baben unb sis iehsfiufise
1rsppe 5ur 5lau.n 8arade HiAi mebr
srtlettern tSnnen. Gin srimmtger
sJ1tbpoiaurus unb Elm breHirter
DioIaurus balten NIT benz gef6orenen
Roper in Der Rdfs iibsr bieie seitrons
bstsn Syii1er setreuli4 Wadt.
Bon 1T. Sbomas aus cher nit Der
6. o. gabn (Station @ltamont) TT
bas ibplIiifs SubnesGamp am Obio
leiht Az errsi5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
@sneraIa n lp a II.

Rep. -gbpuro 6. 9urner, Columbus.
Dem. JOispb McGbee. Sadion.
Staats Supremeseri9t.
Hep.-gbparb g. Watbias. @an
Wert. unb Sbomas s. Spnes, Sad
ion.
9em.-S. g. Softer Wiltin, Rep pbis
labelpbid, uno pbil. 81. Grom,
Genton.
Sberri4ter bes Supremes
9eri9ts.
Rep. Srant Sassart, WoOiter.
Sem.-5usb 6. Ni9ols, 8ataDia.
glertbes Supremesert9ts
Rep.-G. 70. 9ugbes.
Dem.-GraHt 6. Mcaean.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
Sd,iehlnitiser Rescr.

Sor Dem oauie glo. 3o09 Enrf
SIperlle, eerietb Der gteger Settle
Mithea INIT ieinem gfaiiegenoien So.
iepb @aiton. pom Der sSorater Strabe.
in Streit, in Oeilen 8erIauf er einen
Genolper 5og linb auf @aitcn feilertc
Cine allgel trnf ben gaeeer in ben
SdenfeI, fooab feline lleberfiibriing
uah bem itaotiifen Soipitnl notb.
penbie mar. Cine 5tueite aligeI Der.
irrte iiG imo perIeste ben gseeer
ssreo. Susie, non Der @ebrmnn Goc.,
Icidt om rcften Sd,ettfel. Nithr1
ipurbe ilnter @toroonfIage perbaitei.
oemi @aitpu itarb slberbs I'M &oipi-
fQI. e
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Gpnntn.Sidet.


Rep. -gli6olas aOnsportb.
DEM Stanlep gotpbls.
&onsreB, 2. Oiitritt.
Rep.-Stanlsb Strubls.
Dem alfreo q. Qaen.
appelfatiOns Ri4ter.
Rep. .-pster 8. Spins.
Sem.-Grant M. Gorman.
Common pIeas Rt9ter.
(gbei6sibunss sSa9sn.)
Hep.-Wiuaro j.. ROebling.
Dem. Gbas. 20. 9Offman.
Common pleas Ri9ter
Rsp.-Wabe Gufbins.
Wiatam 6. 9idfon.
Wm. 20. prat6r.
Sem.-goleman 4perp.
Otpap s, GossraOs.
Sioson Wilfon.
Bancroft Ri9tsr.
Rep Sofspb 3. asIsp.
Dem.-Wm. Wt. Gribman.
Witsliebtr 6es Staats.
Central. fOmmittees.
L. DiItritt.
Rep.-SObn .. Campbell.
Oem.-5. s. Conner.
2. 9iitritt.
Rsp.-p. SO. Durr.
Dem. SObn 6. Sbuff.
Staats Seuatoren.
Rep.-GbarIes 3. Bauer.
WiQiam R. Collins.
aouis ". pint.
Dem.-Gpuis %. Gopt.
9bos. Wl. @rssorp.
SborntoH R. Snpoer.
Reprdfentanten.
Rep.-9arrD 6. Barnes.
Iusuit W. 8rud.
9arrp 6. 5eberman.
Gbarles 8. 5aroins.
.. u. 9ulsDitt.
Dm. 8. alsin.
Seurb Stt.
paul g. Rober.
gpron 9. Wpbman.
Wilis 80. Yedtman.
Dem.-Ri6arS g. @psr.
WiIiam q. geatts.
Robert gtad.
Soi.pb 3. Sallopell.
Sacob g. 9ermann.
Sobu 6. Soffmanu.
syrant $. Rsppert.
Sobn 6. Rogers.
Sbomas q. Sdmud.
Wiuiam 8. Ghpei.srt.
Gfsri 6es Common plsa 8
9eridts.
Rep.-4. G. 9. Sispbsns.
Dem.-Wabe s. gurd.
Sberiff.
Rep.-gsorse s. S9oti.
Ssm.-Sobn z. 2apleB.
Gounts aubitpr.
Rep.--p. 30. Durr.
Dsm.-Grnsit O. Sisbf.
gOuntD 4ommiiiGre
Rsp.-Garrp 6. Snnes.
g. Weil il.
ssrsb. 6. WsHsImanu.
Dem.-Sobn 3. acomb.
Walter g. Conner.
Sobn popeq.
gountp g 6aBmei ter.
Rep.-Gbarlss 6. Cooper.
Dsm.-9arrp 6, Supe
gpuntp Recorder.
Rsp.-Sobn Dppls.
Dsm.-aOuis 4bOlp6 Wolff.
Gpuntp SurpepOr.
Rep.-glinton Goipen.
Dsm.-S. u. Stepart.
Staatsanpalt.
gf.p.-Sobn Q, Campbell.
Dem. m.-SOiepb 20. gpnrOp.
Coroner.
80. Josrtnsper.
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(@tngelanbt.)


Na6itebenOss Sdreiben in fran5D.
ltiher Sprade abaefabt, TT Der Re-
odttton augeaangen:
Sffener 9rief an bic Res
battion Oes Gincinnae
tier @oltsblatt.
Ssiner ebreu, Ssrr Rsbatteur!
Seit Sa6ren bin i9 elmer Sb-er
4bonnenten uno babe gerabe in ben
lesten Sagen gefunben, oaB Sic ie6r
einfeitis iinb unD perpfli9tet MID
oieie 9lnnabme nab Sbrsn aommen.
taren be5iisli6 oes jebisen I8redlis
den arieses, in pel6en Sic teine @es
legenbeit Deriiber seben laFen, bas
sinsreifen 9euti9Iunbs aRpertpeitis
gu berrtbeilen,
Sn elmer @eltitabt, tpie Cincinnati,
iollten Sbre anI9auunssn me6r
unparteiif6 iein uno Sbren
per Onli9en anfi9ten q mebr
ReierOe arderlegt tperosn.
sSH Sbrer 2lusgabe bonn 10. 9luguft,
gfo. 100. Ia1en sic DEFENDERS Sbrsr
parteiIitteit, ME in oen 4rtiteln
r4Iio bod, Der &uiier tommt",
Die 5ran3Oien", oSeutib 1T bic pas
role, PIERS gIaubt" etc. bic 3iigsl
i9ieben.
Sd, ipertber Serr Rebatteur, Ser
ib abfolut ni9t Sransoie bin uub
SAr 8lutt i'm Announcement balte. lin
mid i'm 0eutidsn gu iiben, min Sb=
nen rutben, S9re Spruds ein5uOdms
men.
sic purben oaruus erfeben, bab eS
aud anbere als ReihsbeutI9e gi6t, bie
Sbr glatt lsIen unb Die neutral iinb
unb piiHi4en, oab Sbre 3eitung cts
mas llnparteiliateit 5eigt,
Naa meinsr periOnliden lleber3eu.
gung CLAUDE i'd ntft, bab Die Seuts
f1en einen tlugen Streia setban ba=
ben. 5n gelgien babeu ii9 tauieno
auf einen geporfen, mas ni9t iebr
ebren6aft 1T.
Bel bieier 9elesenbeit periitere Id
Sbnsn, iebr seebrter Serr Rebatteltr.
meme b0hiie So9a6tung unb meine
grsebenbeit unb oerbieibe Sbr SreunD
Sanborp, Rprpoob.
a. b. Reb. = Gs 1T nift unIers
A6iid,t, parteiiid, su ieiu, ionoern ben
G6atiahen eemdb 81 urtbeilen. Wir
slauben in oieIer Sinii6t Dem Ginfens
Der iibsrlegen au fein. Der ben gLusriFi
auf 8eIsien als cine Seigbeit besei6-
net. ba bod binter ben 8elsiern bic
5ranaoien, Die @ngldnOer, epentrell
eie Ruiien iteben. Wenn man ipeitcr
bebentt, tpis bic 9eri6te ppm &riesss
I6alplab BON fsinbliher Settle rsbigirt
tperben, 10 glaubsn mir, IN unisren
ebitpriellen aniitten Der uuoetm
Settle mebr ais @ereGtisteit tpiosrfab.
rem gu laHen. DAP ale uuiere Miins
f9s Der osutiden Sad. gelter. ipiiroe
pem Serrn ginienber oeritdnolid fein.
nenn er Den funbdmentalen Sahpets
bait beriidiibtisen tpollte. @s banbelt
Iih ni6t 10 iebr I'm einen SteJ
0eutialanbs iiber SSruntreif, dls un
einen Gieg Der europdii4en auItur
iiber aIidtiIde aultllr, ME Rublanb lie
reprdIentirt ino Der Ssrr Gtnienber
ipate 8eoauern barber empftnbcn.
bob ;Srantreids Waffen mpstppitis
ften 9arbariamus uno 5intihen Des=
pptismus itiBen belfeN. Das 1T aud,
Die 9lnii1t dller nebiIbeten Srnnaoisn,
beren @nIi9t Der ebemaIise fransDif6e
Miniiter bes QuspGrtiseu ct. Stlaire
nit Den @orten Iusorud geaeben bat:
cWir eebiloeten SranSoien bDIen uns
un'sr aoirnssport BEL ben rrfiii9en
Bdrbaren.
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Coney island

hers Clarence 8esner rnb inter sli.
iilten5 bon Sppbie Clio lm6 Burt Sc
clere itatt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-14
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Don't Stay Gray! Nobody Can Tell
When You Darken Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea and sulphur.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and abundant
with a brew of sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect. By asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth s Sage and Sui
phur Hair kennedy" you will get
large bottle of this old-time recipe,
ready to use, for about so cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair and is splendid for dandruff,
dry, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth 8 Sage and
Sulphur, because it darkens SO natur-
ally and evenly that nobody can tell it
has been applied-it's SO easy to use,
too. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one strand at time. BY
morning the gray hair disappears; after
another application or two, it is re-
stored to its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and abundant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-14
The PANAMA CANAL
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
Great Ditch Will Pass Vessels Up to
10000 Tons Beginning Tomorrow
cristobol to Lead the Way.

Washington, Aug. 14.-The Panama
canal will be opened tomorrow to YES.
sells under 10000 tons. The formal.
ties will be few. Canal commissioners
here said this afternoon that they did
not know the exact hour for the cere.
monies.
The steamer Cristobal, it was said,
will start on the first official journey
with Colonel George w. Goethals, sew.
eral army and navy officials and news.
paper correspondents on board.
Secretary of War Garrison said the
canal would not be available for war
ships and merchantmen of the warning
European nations, even if such vessels
were under 10000 tons.
Beginning tomorrow, the charge for
passage through the canal will be 81 .23
per registered net ton.
Passengers and crews will not be
taxed.
The first pleasure yacht to pass
through the canal probably will be that
owned by Joseph Letter of Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-14
THINKS THIS SECTION
HOME OF THE PEACH

j. b. Olinger, field supervisor and
instructor in methods of peach packing
for the Salem Fruit Union at present,
said this morning it was his opinion
that as this part of the valley has good
peach soil and is able to raise first
class crops that the future of peach
raising here is exceptionally good. In
regard to the crop being harvested now
he said that it was good but that il
had not been thinned enough.
cit requires thinning" declared Mr.
Olinger, " to make the peaches come up
to the best marketable sizes. Coupled
with the good soil of the country and
intelligent working, which is a matter
of education, the industry could be made
many more times profitable than il
now is.
"It is a poor orchard that will moi
grow ear of peaches to the acre
These ears bring all the way from $269
up as high as $500 to the grower, de-
pending on the market the fruit is sold
in. Marketing fruit is a science and is
the reason for the existence of the
North Pacific Fruit Distributors asso
citation. These distributing agencies
send to the consumers as much as they
want and no more and so regulates the
supply to the demand.'
Mr.. Olinger is of the opinion that il
the peach growers would take more ears
in the growing and shipment of theii
fruit they would, find an ever widening
market. He believes that the industry
in this part of the valley is only in its
infancy and that some remarkable de
velopment is due.
He is from Vashon, Washington
which is in the center Of the strawberry
district. lie was manager of thu
Wenatchee Valley Fruit association foi
seven years and was also two years il
the Yakima valley. He will be her,
throughout the peach shipping season
This morning he went over into Poll
county to visit the orchards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-14
A SERIES OF MESSAGES
ON THE LORDS PRAYEE

DIR. r. n. Avison of the First Meth.
Odst church will begin next Sabbath
morning a series of messages on the
Lord s prayer, and in the evening will
give the first Of two evening messages
on some signs of our times.
Tne morning messages will aim at an
Interpretation of the Lord s prayer with
special reference to the problems and
conditions of our day.
Sabbath evening the 18th, he will
speak of 'The New Status of Women, -
from the economic, domestic and politi-
cal points of view. The arrival of wo-
men in the larger life of our time is
regarded by many as civilizations most
serious issue. 1t is fact of tremendous
significance that half of the entire
nation is surging up out of comparative
seclusion and limitation into the re-
sponsibilities of liberty of which they
know but little.
On Sabbath evening the 23rd he will
discuss, "The Triumph of Christian
Democracy. The world s dissatisfac-
ton with things as they are is in con-
sequence of vision of things as they
aught to be. Christian Democracy has
transformed or is Transforming the po-
lltlcal institutions of Europe and Asia.
Her growth is one of the mysteries of
history. Her method is tnat of evolu.
ton and evolution if delayed in revolu.
! tiOn.
An interested public will be welcomed
to these services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-14
THE FISH AND GAME
COMMISSION BUSY

The fish and game commission held
their regular monthly meeting yester-
day and disposed of number of mat
ters which had accumulated since the
last meeting. 1t was decided to close
the season for ring necked Chinese
pheasants in Tillamook and Clatsop
counties from October | to October 81
of this year. An effort is being made
to stock these two counties with this
species of game birds and the season
was closed in order to protect them un-
til next year.
AT the request of the Lostine Rod and
Gun club five lakes in Wallowa were
closed to fishermen. The lakes of
Jackson, Lilly, Laverty, Wood and
Storm, all tributary to the south fork of
the Walowa river have been stocked
with steelhead and Chinook salmon and
these lakes were closed indefinitely to
give the fish chance to gain in num-
bers.
The matter of selecting screen for
irrigation bitches was left to the state
game warden. $500 was appropriated
for the use of the Spencer Creek hatch
cry in Klamath county. 1t was decided
to sell one acre of land on Salmon river,
tributary to the Sandy, for 5000. This
acre of land was used for hatchery
number of years ago but since the
hatchery has been abandoned for some
time the land is of no further use to
the commission.
The additional bounty of 81 offered
by the commission for bob cat scalps
was discontinued. The bounty on
cougars, wolves and other animals will
be paid as usual.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-14

the remainder of the summer on one
of the pretty little islands of those
waters.
In the fall Mr.. and Mrs. Skei will
return 10 Eugene to live, as Mr.. Skei
has been appointed instructor in the
physics department Of the Eugene high
school to take the place of Francis D.
Curtis, who has accepted position in
the Washington high school of Port
land.
Fer three years Skei was member
OF the glee club and also spent the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-14

Stewed Liver.-Wash one-half pound
liver (sheep's or calf's), cut it into
slices and dip into flour seasoned with
salt and pepper. Put one ounce of but
ter in stewpan, and when melted add
the liver and fry nice brown. When
done take out the liver, add some more
of the seasoned flour, and stir until il
browns. Then add one-half pint of
stock gradually, and keep on stirring
until it boils. Put back the slices of
liver with two small onions Chopped
up), ane small apple (peeled and cut
up), one small apple (peeled and cut
all slowly for one nour. Season and
serve very hot.