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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16
NOTICE of DISSOLUTION

Know All Men by These Presents. That
Whereas The Rocky Ford Auto Company.
under md by virtue OF the laws of the State
of Colorado. at a meeting of the stockholders
he'd AL a. the once OF & EnaTioe & m. Sey nsy nf 1H
Otero and State of Colorado. on the 10th day
December 1919. pursuant to a., call all i for IN a
the purpose of dissoiving this corporation;
all Of said stockholders being present ,,,ad and
unanimously, to.wit:
Resolved. that it is the wish OF the stock
dissolved, and that Charlotte r.. Beymer. the
Secretary. take all necessary steps 10 COM
plete the dissolution OF the same: me .,,., ,h,,
there no outstanding debts or liabilities
against this corporation, and that all the
been equitably divided among the said stock
holders. and disposed of according TO law,
and that the said corporation, Ihe ROCKY
Ford Auto Company. is hereby dissolved.
In witness whereof the Vice President and
acting President OF me ROCKY DC S d Fofa amto
ed by the Secretary, with the corporate seal
of said company affixed this 20th day OF Dec
ember. 1913.
Vice President of This Rocky Ford
Attest: Auto Company.
Secretary.
STATE OF COLORADO ss
County of Otero
/. VIM. q. Steele. u notary public in and for
said county do hereby CERTIFY thSt sna H. are r..
personally known to me TO be the same per
sons who signed the foregoing instrument In
writing. and acknowledged that they signed.
sealed and delivered the same as their vol
untary act and deed for the uses and pur-
In witness whereof / have hereto set my
hand and notariaL seal, this 18th day of De-
wM C, STEELE
(sEAL) Notary Public.
My commission expires March 4th, 1916 SO
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

Alfalfa Seed and few Hogs for sale.
Farm land to rent. ]. Guthrie. Phone
White 2o5 gap
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

For SAle-one heavy work Mare. two
Jersey Cows. giving milk; three Jersey
Heliers: two Heifers fresh soon. Phone
West $40 or White 5l4. -55
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

For Sale-4o and 90 acre tracts with
full water right. within | mile of beet
dump; all in alfalfa; prise sl25 per acre
on satisfactory terms. Apply to 6. W.
Higgins, SOB No. 18th. 32tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

wanted-Stock to pasture; plenty of
alfalfa and beet tops. Phone West $40
or White 5l4. SO
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

Bees For Sale-Now is the time to
buy your bees and supplies. For fur
ther particulars see the Swink Estate
ad in this issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

Money to Loan on Real estate. seven
and eight per cent, from $4,000 to
$4,000. Inquire of W. c. Steele or G.
M. Coffman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

Get your Gut Flowere from the Ustiek
Undertaking Co., 9l8 Elm Ave, 5ztf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

Homemade hams. sausage and lard a
Stauffers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16
Great Loom End Sale

Beginning Saturday. Jan. 18th. See
sale piiis out for prices at J. 3. Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

ols pink of perfection singing and dane
ing girls. This company includes
number of the favorites of the long runs
at the New Amsterdam Theatre in New
York and the Globe Theatre in London.
Prices z5o. sl.oo sl.5o and $500.
On account of the show running three
and half hours tn, curtain Wills u2 at
8 o'clock sharp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

Don't miss the sale of home cooked
cakes, pastry. etc.. under the auspices of
the Baptist Industrial Union at Garwood
& Butterfield's on Saturday, Jan. II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

The Swink Estate has bees and sup
plies for sale. Sealed bids are called
for. Notice their display ad in this issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16
Our Business THE
,~x-ooxu DoTT AD
Your Business LOlNI1o>0vil1 DONN1 IN

There nothing in worlds Lonesome single dollar
can't jingle
n big territory like ours lover
onefHh the United Staes)
connected small
part of the people
connecting standard tracks and and
methods that all the people get service of a high grade
So it is in the telephone business
lot isolated local telephone exchanges each with different
methods and could part OF the people
joining methods and equipment
that all the people best be served
Yet each little railroad each local telephone exchange requires more
than furnish
that the big trunk
public telephone company is possible
capital
most needs additions
meet the
demands for service
In construction closed
approximately S.500O0O 90 to make
O our
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph CO
The Corporn tfon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-16

My Commission expires March lih, 1915 s6
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-13
Mrs Rorou1ft3
ard Mrs. Rosenberg

hands towards it and smiled. Yet
America has killed him, refused him
even the dogs chance for his life that
he asked for Dio Milo! have mercy
on me! And on those who have killed
my son.
Vainly trying to console the heart
broken mother as she sat in the little
home, at No. $50 East 1S4th street
were Dago Franks two sisters. Up
to the moment Janet Freze, Mrs.
Cirofici's four-year-old granddaugh-
ter, had played unconsciously about
the room, but suddenly she perceived
the grandmother's tears and ran to-
wards her. g.
Grandma, why do you cry? Are
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-13

Three of the real Victims-Mrs.
Cirofici, mother of "Dago Frank"
and Mrs. Horowitz, widow of Lefty
Louie; lat right Mrs. Rosenberg,
widow of "GYp the Blood" gunner
executed at Sing Sing this morning.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-13

sometimes little bunch. of flowers.
Oh, it is terrible to think that he was
innocent and that the governor would
not grant him a reprieVN
His father and l came from Paler-
mo to the United States when Frank
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-13

to lisp the word, America The sun
was shining on the day we saw the
statue of Liberty for the first time,
and Frank stretched out his little
was five years old. Even when he was
a little baby in Italy he had learned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
DIED

SCHAFFLER-At the family rosi
denee in Oak Grove, August il 1911
at 1880 p. m, Edna, wife of Jobr
F.; Schaffler, aged 43 wears.
Inc funeral services will be bcld
from the Oak Grove NJ. Il. church Fri
Jay August II, at 1880 a. m. Bu,ia,
VIII VII be at City View cemetery IN
salem S under the auspices of silver Rel
D5Sle, Women of Wooderaft. Service,
vii. also be held at the cemetery.
BESIDES her husband she is survived
q4y three children, Mamie. Elvin AMI
Lean; three sisters, Mrs. Ruby lone.
SL C Portland, Mrs. Iva Gilbert of Oat
NioEe, Sr'", and Mrs. Nettie Williams of
In3y iGy. oyi fl1e brothers, Lee Roberts o.
SaIoI, % ,'"aenee' Clifford Roberts OF
Talem' A. G. Roberts of Oak crow
Lyman R. and Gustin A. Robot :. !
Portland. 'Oo'''s OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
LEWIS REFUSES
TO CERTIFY LANDS

State Engineer Lewis yesterday mott
fled the state Desert Land Board that
he had examined lands which the Cen
trail Oregon Irrigation Company wishes
to have patented and that, because of
excessive leakage, he would not certify
them. The list comprises 6763 acres to
be watcred by the Pilot Butte canal.
The state Engineer also wrote Gov
crnor West letter taking exception to
a communication of the executive to
Secretary of the Interior Lane. Mr..
Lewis says in his letter:
81 regret to note that you take ex-
ccptiOn to the statement that this re-
port (reterring to one submitted to Mr..
Lane regarding Government and state
cooperation in irrigation work. has
been jointly agreed upon by the CO.
operating parties,' stating that this
should be changed to read co-operat-
ing engineers, as the cooperating par.
ties includes the Secretary of the In
terror and the governor of Oregon.
neither Of whom have had to do with
the preparation of the report, nor have
as vet approved the findings.
" Had You taken the time to inquire
into this matter believe YOU would
have found that the wording to which
You object is in accord with both the
letter and spirit of the state law and
contract Hereunder. -
Mr.. Lewis says no provision is made
in the contract for the approval or dis
approval by the governor.
In his letter to the Desert Land
Board declining to certify patents to
land in the Central Oregon Irrigation
project, the engineer makes the start
ling announcement that the seepage
losses are a per cent of the water
diverted. lie says:
" Excessive seepage losses appear to
result from cheap construction of the
canals. Natural draws are used where
1t IS apparent that such water escapes
through crevices in the rock to sub.
terranean passages. -
Mr. Lewis says that he hopes his
action will result in a definite provi.
sion for remedying the conditions be.
fore the settlers have paid in full for
water which cannot be delivered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
WILDING A WINNER.

New York, Aug. 13.- Australasia
drew first blood in the challenge round
FOR the Dwight F. Davis cup at Forest
HILLS this afternoon when Anthony F
Wllding defeated r. Norris Villa ",
OF Philadelphia in three straight set,
in the first of the singles matches
Nllding won the match 10, So, SO.
The singles match between Norman
b. Brookes of the Australasian team
and Maurice f. Mclaughlin of San
Francisco, began at $40 o'clock.
AT the end of the eighteenth game
between Brookes and McLougllin the
tirst set stood 90, each having won
every game he served.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
PENALTIES ON TAXES
NOT TO Be ENFORCED
Commission Says 1t Has No Authority
to Raise Penalties, But If County
Court Does, 1t Has Nothing to Say.

The conclusions Of the State tax
commission regarding the payment OF
penalties on the second half Of Ine taxes
were worked out today and copies sent
to every county Judge and county treas
urer in the state. The following is the
circular letter issued by the commits
/ sion.
The Tax Commission is of the opin-
ion that the provisions of Section 1852
Lords Oregon Laws, as amended by
Cnapter 1874, Laws of 1913, requiring
the collection of penalties on the see.
ond half of taxes, paid before Septem-
Der l, where the first half was paid
before April ], are definite and by no
means unreasonable.
But injunctions restraining the col
lection of such penalties have been is,
sued in Multnomah and one or two
other counties. 1t is not necessary to
discuss the propriety of these iniunc-
tions or the circumstances under which
they were granted. They are facts and
present a situation of interest to every
county.
These iniunctions as they stand are
effective only in particular counties
and, in the absence of affirmation by
the supreme court, do not necessarily
modify the administration of the law
in other counties. At the same time.
IN sound reason and fair dealing. tax.
payers of certain counties should not
enjoy privileges and immunities in the
administration of a tax law which are
not Granted to the taxpayers of all
other counties.
This Commission has not sufficient
authority under the law to order the
tax collectors of the several counties
to remit penalties on second-half tax
payments. But, inasmuch as the coun.
ty courts of the several counties pre.
scribe the amounts and approve the
bonds given by the tax collectors for
the faithful performance of their duties.
we are of the opinion that the county
court OF any county, by an order prop
erly made, may accept the injunction
granted in Multnomah county, and re.
init the penalties on secOnd-half tax
payments. In obeying such an order of
the county court, the tax collector
would be relieved of responsibility nm.
der his bond for failure to collect such
penalties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

wa, memorial services tor Mrs. Woodrow
", w iS9h were held in the auditorium ~
I,Si GngnawS va before the members of the
rn'lian p Teaeaers Institute last sunday
i; hev, II. R. Kennedy, of Aurora. Js
other work of the institute was 1a;,
aSlue IN respect to the memory of b ~
president pN 5 wife. Earlier in Tho law %
Dr' y Joseph A. Murphy, of wasbirct",,S H"S
80, - -, ,ectnred on Hygiene and SAM
;"s' i"s,on' while the morning classes in
'H1gstri9l IT, work went on as usual, :"
80 in' e'ass IN lace making has provan
oI greatest interest to the women ,eaoh !"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
BIG CARLTON PLANT
BURNED LAST NIGHT
Fire Broke Out AT Midnight and De-
suoyed Mill and Lumber Valued at
$500, ,OOO-S1OO,OOO Worth of Lumber
Saved.

Carleton, Or, Aug. l3,-'rhe plant of
the Carleton Lumber company is a mass
OF ruins today as the result of a fire
which broke out shortly before mid
night. The damage is estimated at
100000. The fire departments of Me.
Mnnyine and Yamhill, rushed here by
a special Southern Pacific freight train,
co.operated with the local department
in subduiug the flames. Lumber valued
at 100000 was saved through the eff
forts of the combine departments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
RATIFIED PEACE TREATIES.

Washington, Aug. 13.-By a vote of
20 to :, the senate this afternoon rati.
Iled peace treaties w;,n Norway and
ihe Netherlands. Indications were
that the remaining Is treaties with
other countries will be ratified at once.
as the tillibustering, which took the
FORM OF quorum calls, dwindled after
the first vote.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13

permit the city of Portland to issue an.
other, Governor West believes the dif-
ficulties of the situation in Portland
would be smoothed over. The gas com.
pany secured its franchise from the
state over SO years ago and the city
of Portland has no authority over the
company. Mayor Albee recently wrote
to Governor West asking him to 60.
operate in settling the matter. The
charter can only be revoked by the
legislature but the people of the state
at large have no interest in Portland g
gas affairs and it is the opinion of Mr..
West that the matter should be settled
by the people of Portland. The sim,
plest way would be for the company to
surrender its charter and secure new
one from the city over which the city
had authority
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
Go to DR.. stones for trusses.

A suit to foreclose a 81 200 mortgage
was filed in the circuit court yesterday
by r, W. Carey against Fred Stewart
and Josie Stewart. 1t is alleged in the
complaint that promssOry note was
given plaintiff and secured by the
mortgage on the property. The accrued
interest amounts to $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
Try Scott's 1bc meals.

The state railroad commission will
hold hearings within few days rela.
tive to number of grade crossings
petitioned for by the Willamette Val.
ley Southern Railway company. The
five grade crossings are located in
Clackamas county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
BORN

II LE-At the family home. 1851
North Fifth street, Thursday morn.
ing, August l3, 1914, to Mr.. and MIS-
F; IT, Hale, an clght-pound daughter
VINO mas received the name of Ger
trude Pauline.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
State Engineer Bowlhv said in his

marks at the Commercial club dinner
last night that his office would draw
the plans for a bridge here free, if de-
sired, and would also superintend its
construction for the same price. This
would save the counties and the city
of Salem about 10000,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13

A. M Lawson, a hop grower from In.
dependence, was in Eugene this morn,
ing ON business, He returned home at
noon today. He reports that the hop
market is very dull in anticipation of a
very light European demand.- Eugene
Guard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13

Cesar Arcinus, clever forger who is
wanted at Manila, Philippine Islands.
has been heard of in Oregon and the
chief of police of Manila, G. Seaver,
has asked the Salem police to keep a
sharp lookout for him. 1t is alleged by
the Manila chief that Areinus fleeced
large sums of money from the citizens
OF Lingayen, Pangasinia, p. l., and a
reward of $500 is offered for his
capture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13

the state architect has prepared an esti.
mate of the damage.
Bring your agates home to have them
polished and mounted. Gardner g.
Keene, 3SS State street.
The funeral of Avery Sweet, the II
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sweet of Market street, was held this
AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock. The services
were held at the undertaking parlors of
Lehman and Clough. mterment was in
City View cemetery.
.
The Salem Fruit Evaporating com.
pany will receive drying apples after
August IL. Phone $50. Good prices
paid.
A license was issued yesterday for the
marriage of Claire Simeral and Geneva
b. Goodrich. Both young people are
well known in this city. Mr.. SinieraI is
an engineer. Another engineer, Fay D..
Howe, secured license to wed Berniee
f. Ried, teacher, both are Of Salem.
Peaches-Choice canning peaches de.
livered or at the orchard. Mountain
View Farm. Address w. II. Egan, Ger.
vais, Il. 2, phone S.F5.
=
Because he was riding a motorcycle
with the muffler open, Officer Spencer
last night about 9;40 clock arrested
Archie McCorkle. The arrest was made
on Twenty'fourth street. The defend-
ant appeared in the police court this
morning and paid fine of $40.
All neighbors of the Silver Bell Circle
W. of W. will meet at Mccormack Hall
at ! ?, m. Friday, August II to attend
the funeral OF our late neighbor, Edna
L. schaffer, Eliza J, Darling, Guardian
Neighbor.
O. B. Gregg, who was arrested YES.
terday evening about l0:45 o'clock for
speeding on Commercial street, an.
peared in the police court this morning
and was fined $40. The money il 10 be
paid within the week. Officer Spencer
captured the speeder while he was
burning up the pavement at rate of
speed greater than 20 miles per hour,
Shoes for the hopfield. Buy now
while the price is cut. Jacob Vogt. 900
North Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13

New line mems fall work and dress
shoes must be sold at once Bring your
cash and get a bargain. Vogt, 800
North Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
The town of LaPine will soon have

The TOWN. OF LaPlne VIII soon have a
new bank according to the announce
ment of State Superintendent of Banks
$. G. Sargent. Mr.. Sargent has ap-
proved the articles of incorporation for
the new bank which is to have capital
stock of $4,000. The officers are
Alfred A. Aye president; George Dob
son, vice president, and +. w. Tones,
asher.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
DR.. Utter, dentist, phone COG, Salem
Bank of Commerce building.

A deficiency fund will be created to
provide 81 800 for repairs on the Old
Soldiers Home at Roseburg which was
damaged by fire last Tuesday. The
state board of control will hold meet.
ing to declare the deficiency as soon as
the state architect has prepared an esti.
mate of the damage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
WarBulletins

BASEL. Switzerland, Aug. l3.-Ihe
French and German losses in the fight-
| ING in and around Mulhausen have been
enormous. Hospitals, school buildings,
public halls, hotels and private homes
were filled with wounded today. The
number of German wounded was placed
at more than 10000. The number of
French, though very large, was not eN'
actly known.
LONDON, Aug l3.-Because it had
disregarded the port 5 wartime regula-
tions and ignored a sGOt across its bow,
one of the British forts at Hong Kong
| today fired a cannon ball into the side
of the japanese steamship Shikoku bad
/ " damaging the vessel and killing Il
member of the crew, according to a
cable received here from the scene OF
the incident. 1t was believed the Jap
anese government would be satisfied
with the explanation that the ship had
disregarded the port rules.
LONDON, Aug l3.-Tle Turkish am
gSSo'','o' tHa.a;, Sao.o. no,o 'Uu" LII, Gao,
unt e., ,v," ,t., Ill ra,noin ] ,,ntna,
in the present European war,
PARIS, Aug l5-The Germans to.
""s;tio1 -, poininn, ,b, ,n o 'aV aff;aa 49, on
por',' pLo,,.a,5 e,",'' Wv ""a ~ M ~,
I.;1, uJT"tDu ,, w 'N"'' s'os'"P"''"' "'
'"''' "''' s'''"'
1ovDov ,nr - Ionoo hos
- ~ .'O''' lug, 80" 3"p"" n"'
Cn:,.a Cl!en' III Il" "''",N ~ on t"r r @ ocr'na"
Hin, m,I" 'V"S' 'lll u l sing ltnau, ua, 3c.
tpIu'"s Hl n.s- 10, raoIg IcvrIEco '0uay oy
yno Nel'I"i '.'I.' views S from ioNlo, IRIS "n'
"o""''"'e"' WIS ""'onl'r''cu'
1ovDov A., - ~,
LVN DON, aug Io.-lhe french EN-
.I g"SSS mere mere lVua{ olIiclaily IehleI that
the Germans had captured a French reg
,,.
AIhLNS' Aug. i5.-The king of
uIeeSe TODAY called a council Of the
eAilnln,SterS, Ii PRESSURE on Greece to take
d i,,l,',.... u"i,u /" rI Ine european war was IN
cfeaSing' Ihe King was anxious to re-
rovno>-
,a.o, LDNDDN' f;lt' Aug I".INeWS of a big
t", tti, al tlsnt was eagerly AWAITED mere
Gns,,,aI Gas "a'Irnoo". sot IT was oeheVeu the
bIon, oao;nSt ,ha %"' p.;t!t %1out ~ i a.I'nlpl
AJmiraiit,. it"', offioI t%e p''''sn naNa, power
exnectant ''''' WIZ ''lo"Sif
PARIS Auc II -rronoo,, ,,.l.;i..,
finn ,,.,s -,,,,,I..,l
derstood ayiators baJ fnuv w"s nf,,o,,i ",',
General Joffre. tbe Troneb com,n"n,I,,. ,",'1,"
of Germany 5 military Jisnositia"s G;,',"''nn, n
that the French wero nrnnaroJ ,s,'',, ,'.,,,. ",u
where. The war office admitt,l 49,.
the Longwv forts wcro ,,' cn@ar,I .,;t,. ,It'
the Germans. l''
PARIS, Aug. lS-Fronco : 5oo1o,,
tion Of war against Anstria. .Hnn@or,.
was Officially, Hvhi;.hai i"9. 9,i,.. 'i'".iiu"sary
DOVER, Eng Nur 12-soo s;.;aa
was heard here TODAY in = rortbwosts s
erly direction 80 " 'V' '""' 'S''
LONnON A. -
News disnoteb %s fre,, 81 pI Evening
net was unable 70 canfirn, %r '"'',o"Iy o c9oi, i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13

BASEL, Switzerland, Aug. l3.-Ihe
French and German losses in the tlght-
ing in and around Mulhausen have been
enormous. Hospitals, school buildings,
public halls, hotels ana private homes
were filled with wounded today. The
number of German wounded was placed
at more than 10000 The number Of
French, though very large, was not eN'
actly known.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
ITY ...,.. sup.ntsvtracticall

ClTl ...... Sup-ntsytractcall ...... ......
The state fish and game commission
were holding their regular meeting this
afternoon and hearing a number of
case, which were to come up before the
commission at this time. Up to late
hour no cases had been decided by tlc
commission. The following were in at.
tendance: b. E. Duncan, of Hood
River; II. II. Clifford, of Baker; and
floyd Bilyeu, Of Portland, commission.
ers; State Game Warden c. II. Evans
state Superintendent of Hatcheries R.
T. Clanton, and William L. Finley. sur.
ernltendant of the educational biolosi.
cal department of the fish and game
commission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

BLIGH-State, between Liberty
and High)-Motion pictures
"The Million Dollar Mys.
tery,' great production which
cost the Thanhauser company
one million dollars to produce,
now being shown at the Bligh
and printed on Saturdays in
the Capital Journal. Also
Keystone comedy.
GL0BE-(state, between Lib.
erty and High Motion pic.
lures Of Lucille Love, the
Girl of Mystery, last series
of thrilling story. Also Pathe
reel "The Capturing of Tig.
ers in Hindu, China. Pipe
organ music by L. 9. Meier.
u - IL. IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-13

l must sell shoes cheaply to raise
money quickly. It's your opportunity.
Nogt, 220 Nortn Commercial.