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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Messaa.n Frorn RerIln

LONDON. Aug 25. 1926 p. m
The following dispatches have been
received from Berlin by Marconi wire.
less.
1T is officially announced that the
German-Austro-Hungarian consuls in
RANGERS were ordered 20 leave By
the French government August 10
The Italian steamer Ancona. from
New York. for italian ports was held
up near Gibraltar About 20 German
conscripts on board were taken al
Gibraltar a. prisoners OF war
Fourteen Officers and 10 Of the
crew OF the Austrian cruiser Zenta.
said 10 have been sunk August 10
IN an engagement with the French
feet. have sought refuge In Nontcno-
grin territory. The Press. comment.
'ng on this engagement. SAYS that
the men on the Zenta. inspired hv
the spirit Of Tegetthon "a noted Aus.
trian admiraD. ventured into the
open sea 90 engage in battle a force
probably nifty times stronger. with
the object Of doing a. much damage
70 the enemy as possible. even though
they knew that certain destruction
awaited them
Russian Prisoners
Russian prisoners including 20 Of
hcers and 300 dragons. with many
gums. have been brought 10 Lem.
burg. Galicia The Russian General
Wannowsky Ivanof has died from In.
luries received in an engagement.
The German Emperor has sent the
following telegram 20 the King OF
WurtcmburE.
With Gods gracious assistance.
the Duke % Alhrecht and his splendid
army. have GAINED a glorious victo.
~ You win join me On thanking tho
Almighty D have bestowed on tho
Duke % Albrecht the Iron Cross OF
the first and second class
The emperor has granted 600
marks towards the municipal fund
FOR the relief % the unemployed 4,
uerlIn
Twelve guns with their gun car
'iages and ammunition carts can.
tured hv the Havarian troops from
the French have been brought q,
Karlsruhe and placed on the palace
-srd
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GERMANS DRIVE
,coaaau.a Prom rir., Page,

The Official bulletins issued to-
day contain 20 informative details
% the situation.
interposec between the great bat
tie ara tire French people.
u 10 admitted fighting Is sill IN
progress and that the allied arm
les are acting entirely on the
defensive
At certain portions % the line
ere German assault 10 so heavy
tnst further retrogression would
cause 70 surprise
This 10 especially 90 aiona the
Luxembourg line from montneoy.
through Ionsssy 20 Spineourt.
The German army % the No
seiie 10 throwing its entire
strengrh against the French lines.
The war office insists that the
French positions IN Aisace. from,
huihausen through Aitkireh. are
holding firm against the Germans.
who have been attacking them IN
force since Sunday.
No statement regarding losses
has been made. " Is admitted
they are very great. but the war
of'iee ~ithhoids details on the
ground that 20 make them public
would furnish the enemy with I'm
portant Information.
The present position 10 referred
20 az the secondary defense"
but Just where the strongest pres
sure Is being faced Is not stated.
But the war office insists, as
on yesterday. that the general
plan Of defense is working out
The battle continues along the
secondary lines o. defense" says
the statement. land the allied
forces will hold this line while
the Russian forces move IN the
general direction Of Berlin"
AdVices from the front to-day
indicate that the German mass
movement 10 moving straight
south and southwest with the
fighting continuing and the allies
entrenched and on the defensive.
The main strength OF the army
Of the moselie Is operating In the
neishborhood Of lons~y but the
war office experts say every Of
fensiVe movement has been pro
vlded for.
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loving telegram 20 the ministry
% foreign affairs:
The proposal the Germans
make % ~ - q repetition % tire
proposal forrnuisted IN the uiti.
nnstur' o. August 2 Faithful 20
her International obIisations. Bel
GUM car only reiterste her an
s~er % that ultinatur,. ard az
tire more 50 because, since A..
gust 3, her neutrality has been
violated, distressing var mas
been brought 10 her territories
and tire nations which suaran.
teeo her neutrality have ioyaIly
sno Immediately answered her
call"
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REFUSED
tconanusd IRON First Par.-I

Beisians and enc BeiaIar govern
7ent % scare Belgium from fu-t-.
e. horrors - var
Ready 90 Agree
"The German aovsrrr-r-t .s
ready % agree 90 any urssrsts-s
Inc With Belgium consistent sIth
her differences ~ith France C--
many. moreover gives the solemn
assurance that she has no I~t~-
tor % anreEina Beiais- terrlt,.
~; such Intention Is far from
her thoughts. Germany e ready
% evacuste Belgium az soon a.
war conditions permit
Tive United states -~I~.st--
Rad begged re colleagues % cen.
r-u-'cate this offer 81 ~-sdfat.0-
Ire rIristcr % fore.a- sesf~s
accepted ere mission without e..
thusiasr1. Q took iris tasE gr.-
r-ysef i7 orde- % be aa--rabr.
% hir-~
The DrI-lar reply fr frf. -r----
ication is dated August 11. and h. 4.
0IIowe
Please commu-icsts the fsL
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oheisI Statement.

LONDON. Aug %. Il-4s n
The French embassy in London 10
hlsht issued the following statement.
me movement which was begun
yesterday by order Of the command
~ -ih-ehiei was continued today with.
OUT successful opposition By the enc.
my. u o. confirmed that a Prussian
cor % OF guards was roughly handled
IN me recent nghting They were az.
lacked BY Algerian rifemen. and in
the hand-to-hand lighting which en-
suea the Germans suffered heavily
ne attacks AGAINST Nancy have
failed
ne hussians are reSolutely push
ing forward their offensive movement
IN Galicia. and have routed two oil
visions Of the Austrian cavalry
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. AUG. 2s.-wheat again re-
sponued % the buEie call to-day and
registered gain of S. Co a. cents on
IN" theory that Europe would have 60
Pay the price. The prices constituted
new nigh levels for the crop. Corn adj
tanced = 60 L. cent. and oats 9. %
= cent. while provisions concluded the
session F. lower 90 Z2A cents higher.
'A,rpt september pork which was ucg
iettcd ana dropped 60 cents
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WASHINGTON u o. hse 1-
So many steamship lines Gro res1r-
f-E operation from ErrIarf and
France That Tho washington govern.
uent may End To- uunccassa-v .. aerd
anv Transport from tHfs country
FortF.0ra ssHu~rs have been ARRANGED
fo- ports from ENGLAND and raiv
alone between now a-d fra 9Th %
October. ard more ships are daily b..
ir- provided
Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page
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REAoHED UEDrHsTArDrro

'HiHfhHrA. MsrIco. ar as--qsr.
erals villa ard Ohreron uiu leave TO-
riFHt frr 90 Paso to 20 rrorvh 49,.
rii'd states to sonora to asttis me
trouble in fraf state roffou.rr = to,~
conference between ths two generals ff
'af announced that an undsfstandine
had been reached.
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Empsror., unsl. n..n-

INtl AUS %. E-H r DOB The
.'.i go i'I. afternoon SAYS .f has 1-.
ltllfi from au authorized source fla
now ihaf iu battle fought v.afar.I4.
Nn uncle or Emperor William Com
".'nHInE inc Imperial guard Raa lII.I
ffnrFrDr william % GERMANY has r.a
LNinE rnfrrrGI uncle an uncle rr Ff.
--,tierf.aI side being uf English ORIGIN
~" emperor mother r1.Irr I...- .
Nfi'IhN princess naturally. ....rr b..
-pp"sed CD the Germans bon che r-.ssrf
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RssuminR onensiv..

Il. l-'N'bN. Aug -5=II.H- o. nh.
get mans iu the north appear 10 D.. -
SINUS the offensive ACCORDING fo a.
u ial statement sent from parfs b.,
- isfgirF correspondent. The state
lllent ADDS. however. that this move
tll"ni vas stopped bv tho French ANN.
~ conjunction with the British ysster-
ne belgian troops mskinc "a sr~-
cIi-e r"rtie from AnrNerp. frotc an.
~ Illn auNan-D Eul ID heNorI NfnILr..
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Nf rerHH raf 30 bad ror-rfetsr
HIIrr new HraIr harIra
I' farfH ~ fEf fru.r ffrsffn
..F ALEC rr1arfff fHaf ~
t.. .'n ~ fne town vas RET.
N HH.fn WaruraF ali
iI.nr before council IT. fna
fIrf fn Er cent 20 fharfaafr1,
H fErF can Frf better afresf az
.in thrr ere FeftInF All tfa
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'"iter. E9os and Cheese.

WV YORK Aus -EAEutfrr rr-,
creamery extras ~ 1. uge srsts as41r.
process extras .fn Efl-. rsHI.a .-.r--..f
make frsfa e r.4rg. eer0rf. q l.. l., st'
SINS stock current make no : 40
heeFe. quiet. unchanged
Flour Nrrer
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StNENA SwltzsrIa., Aug Is fvis
arr - o. m9 - fundr-.s
49, teanT who a. i~a.sf- : 80 s...rdS
nave arrived iu Geneva durir- tb. I9ef
y N"uf~ ahDhrd special trains on their
"eE 70 iaris and Co. England
Two hundred Americans Irrf ,rst.r-
day for Paris
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cabied from Rome that the present
situation did not require the sending
OF any transports Co. usly. as there
were plenty % Italian ships available
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~ the recent mUsfIua OF fHs Leather
ogd council DO Was found that curaid-
.fall, money rfIl remained in the
tu The fact chat the IsFr Tor tho rart
ear bad been go fHe flirfg.fEc cent
mark Accordingly. the levy Tor the
rHuirE year was reduced from rs .rufz
fH la gsnf- af which mark 10 will re-
main for fUD present
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FRENCH ENGLISH
tcOnaau.d Prom first Pag.l

the Dutch frontier have disap-
ueared and that the mobilization
OF the Dutch army has ceased.
huinausen has again been evae-
uateo BY the French.
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Petroleum

'IL CITY. pa. AuEf sE Credit al
--'' OF. Runs slP1t. aterar, IS
90. shipments ssaIr. avsr4rs r. -
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EAST PRUSSIA
Ccontinued Prom Ti--. PArsJ

tConunuod FT0m w. PaRoJ
Sbie amount o. German artillery
BY the Russian left flank. To.
wards evening the enemy vas also
defeated end requested an arms
tee. which was refused Further
- the south. on August q. the
Russians took Goldsp and Arts.
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cash quotations we're a. follows.
itAe--No. suusI"c
kurleyH.slu flc
Timothy 81. 500 3 uu
Clover October 1850.
furk-Nut quoted
Lard f1UIU
kbs-tIs 25nI2-6
flIISEl RICH IA Aug. gb-tratfN.
NJ on. prime lbua Co.
NNrFf steady. aIUuI# light U~fr-e
"-ih"r- no 20 o o.. cglIs and commons.
90 - 90. lambs. COOS 81
Veal calves. 90 1UuTr 90
Hogs. higher. receipts light Prime
NfhFtrH 90. mediums q -nTa RI.
neaty and light workers 70 -Urs Is.
llsr aonH % ru4EhH ~ OgHs So
CHICAGO. Aug 25-IIoxs receipt.
.'N struug HIlk p sUa9 Es. HFht
fanH on. mixed zoos 60. heavy
~ = go ''
cattle receipts q 500. steady Reeve.
~ a 10 Do. steers -5u9 gU. storksrs
.- iesaers 500 DO. cows and heir-
fFH tnHH 10. calves 500 Co. sol
sheep receipts 1u 600. ws4k sheen
>.H 81. ycarliHzs 51uG 20. lambq
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selsIa1s snd frs BeisIs- govern
77ent 90 SCARE Belgium from fu-t-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
PAUL HOMAN LEAVES
FOR OXFORD, ENGLAND

- When Paul Homan, son of DR..
Fletcher HOman, president of VIII
lamette university and former vice
president of Simpson college, arrives in
Oxford, England, to take up his studies
IN Oxford university for the next three
years, Salem and Willamette university
will have the honor of sending two
Rhodes scholars to that historic institu-
tion Of learning.
Paul HOman, who won the Rhodes
scholarship for Oregon in 1913. is u
years of age, and is a graduate of the
college Of liberal arts of willamette
university. lie came to salem six
years ago when his father was elected
president of Willamette and has stu
died here ever since.
As a Rhodes scholar he receives
siouO per year out of which he pavs
ms expenses. That sum comes from a
FUND set aside by the great south
African diamond miner Cecil Rhodes. in
whose honor the scholarship is named
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
Properly Fitted Glasses
Will Give You Great
Pleasure

Ny Guarantee 20 you that I win qi,e
yon satisfaction is mh rty,one wears
oi experience in "a, ~, of properl,,
fitting defective Eyes Ad M of
thousands of satisfied patients since
locating IN salem.
want difficult eyes 10 work ON.
cases where other ooulsts and optie.
ians have failed. give satisfaetion
and viii please the most obstinate e,ges
My price ,s one only, no extra charge
for Examination.
do not use the knife, no drugs and
thcro are no bad after effects, but in,
mediate relief.
10 not recommend glasses whons
glasses arc not needed Consult mo
when eslers have failed 10 give yon re.
lief My practice Is limited 10 eorree.
log eyes,
~ you desire the benefit of NAV
opinion and advice DO not hesitate to
consult me-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

the death claim of John p. Durlcc. who
WAS burned to death while fighting
forest fires near Drain, ON August l..
Durfee was in the employ of tine Leoua
Mills Lumber company md left q wild
Ow, Ellen, NJ purfce, and two daugh-
ters aged 10 and years. Mrs. Durfee
viii receive $50 per month for Icr own
support and $6 a month for each of
the two children until the eldest reaches
the age of l6 years, when the pension
will be reduced &c. About so other
claims We're passed upon but most of
them were Of a minor nature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

tire that had been run only a few hun
dred miles, was blown from the rim.
The party slept ON tae ground ON beds
made from fir boughs. They found
the fishing poor Frank Buck is the
chief deputy Of the L. $. district court
at Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

Little brown haired Adie Park, Of
Portland, with tag pinned to her coat
telling TO whom she was consigned, got
off the Oregon electric train about s
O'Clock this morning TO find no one
here 60 meet her She waited about the
depot, Lonesome as an orphan chick,
until near noon the ponce matron found
her and took her in charge. She was
consigned to Mrs. Mars, general de-
livery Salem, Oregon. Shortly after
noon her folks were located out in the
country and she viii reach her destina-
tion all right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

D. J. Horgan, wholesale grocery srok-
er aud manufacturers agent, located ina
San Francisco, California, has written
to the Promotion department of the
Salem commercial club asking concern
ing loganberry Gamers He wants to
know more about the berry and its
marketable value.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
~ seott,s lec mean.

Harry G.. Mccain, assistant secretary
of the Temperance society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, will be tho
speaker at the morning service at Leslie
M. f.. church tomorrow. Mr.. Mccain is
touring Oregon in the 'water wagon. .
He is a forceful temperance orator, an
Oregon boy and a willamette graduate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

Pastor Irvine of Jason Lee Memorial
church will deliver "a series Of Sunday
morning sermons on these disputed sub
lects, beginning with an address on
" The Millennium" " Sunday morning,
the 23rd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

Members Of the Oregon Loganberry
association met this afternoon I'm the
auditorium Of the Salon Commercial
club to devise scheme for tbc od.
Vertising and exploitation of the logan
berry. y good-sized number of grow
ers were present and discussed the situ-
alton. The growers, so it is planned.
are to furnish the money and the ber.
ries, and the club is to do the advcr-
tising and correspondence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

The Fairgrounds Of the Lincoln
school viii be officially closed for the
season, according to an announcement
by Mrs. G. W. Hobson, ON account of
hop picking No supervisor was oh.
toinable and so it was deemed best to
close the Fairgrounds. However mo-
theirs and their children will he allow
ed to enter the premises Of the play
ground, providing a parent wishes to
stay while the children are there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

May Wing Tye Restaurant, I39 Ferry
street. Everything new and clean; new
management. The best Of noodles and
chop suey. Short orders at all hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
Go to Dr., stones for trusses.

Handling foreign importations, John
Il. Noriss, of Baltimore, spoke Of war
difficulties yesterday while paying a
visit TO Salem. Mr.. Noriss is repre-
sentative of the Bill and Caldwell com.
pany, hatters, of New York City, who
handle large quantities of English. Ger
man and French headwear Recent
news from the New York company to
its Pacific coast representative stated
the Atlantic coast merchants were an
tieipating no difficulty In obtaining
shpment of English goods.
Bring your agates home to have them
polished and mounted Gardner &
Hoene, 3SS State street.
HOH
The industrial accident commission,
which held a meeting yesterday, passed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

Mr. and Mrs j. O. Goltra have re.
turned from vacation spent at Cas-
cadia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

Ice cream delivered Capital Confec-
tionery, the pure food store. Phone
22s0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

BAND CONCERT. Postponed
Park at s p. m. II. M. Waite
Memorial fountain with cal.
eium lighted waters plays at
$3.50 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

License was issued today for the mar
iiage Of Earl Elmer Olson, laborer of
Marion, and Celia Elizabeth Winn, also
Of Marion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
Hal v. Bolam wen known among

Hal v. BOlam wen known among
Pacific coast hopmen, has decided to
raise his own banner and has com
menced business as hop broker at Sa-
lem, under the title of Hal V. Bolam
a Co. Coming TO the coast in 1905,
after Is years experience in the Lon
don hop market, Mr.. Bolam was for four
years coast manager Tor the Louis Won
Horst company, and from 1912 to the
present time has been buyer for Messrs.
l.. A. Liyesley a Co. This summer he
has been an active WORKER and speaker
for the Hop Growers and Dealers asso-
citation. Mr.. BOlam has made hosts of
friends during bis six years ON the
coast and will have their good wishes
i'm his new venture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

Russell Day. a Willamette university
student returned to Salem last night
from Brownsville, whore he has been
engaged in selling aluminium. While ON
has trips about the country visiting the
small towns of the upper valley. he
says he has secured several students
Tor the university this year. He OK
poets to return to Brownsville this ev-
ening to complete his summers work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

me ny IN the ointment shows that
tl tne apothecary mas been Negligent i'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

LOOKING FOR a FINE falAa s'ai
Look this mp; 9s acres sg'1 No.
ings, on the famous HoNee n,
only 500 per acre, terms .,a
gulow, $500, terms OAol'' N.
lots on easy terms. lu aely'' ~.
under cultivation, 3 acre w..
price slIOO. only 500 down ,-.I ,'
easy terms. For reni--ioo..u.' room.
sl rooms, business disl'i'., n
anee writtcn; best compaH''s
Beehtel & Byron 't' 0'-., 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22


On Tuesday evening, at tho United
Evangelical church, North Cottage
street. at s o'clock, there will be a
meeting in the interest of "Oregon
Dry and 'Good Templary, conduct
ed by the local order of Good Temp
lars. There viii be male quartet and
good speakers, and part of the meeting
viii be open 90 anyone wishing 10 con
tribute a few remarks for the cause.
Everybody is invited,
-O
There are still a few more DAYS In
which TO take advantage of the sne.
eial prices being made by Mosher, tai.
Tor TO men and women. Order now anl
save from s. 20 $50. 3ii State.
Lillian Hoyt a girl who was commit.
ted TO the girls industrial school from
Eugene by County Judge Helmus w.
Thompson In January of this year, was
parolled yesterday sac win be placed
IN the home Of prominent Portland
family.
v. N Mofntt Of this city, who has
been spending the past three weeks
visiting in seattle, Tacoma and snok.
ane, returned this morning. lie met
several former salem people ON tho
Journey north and reports they are all
LONG we'll He says that as far as live.
hness goes he prefers Tacoma TO Seattle
aud salem 20 them an.
Last year 10000 Iowans were regis.
tered at the Iowa picnic ia Los An.
geles, There are possibly 1000 Iowans
in the vicinity of salem who should
avail themselves of the opportunity 20
meet their old friends, Tuesday. SEN
tember 4, at the state fair grounds.
Bring your well-filled baskets aud en.
JOY the day, The Committee.
Action TO collect S9Osss alleged due
ior a bill OF goods purchased, was in.
suiuted Ia the eircuit court yesterday
by =, A. Roeblings 4 Sous company
against w, =, Mallory The complaint
states that tae original bin amounted
20 seoi and the sum named In the com.
plniut is tho unpaid balance. Real
property was attached 10 insure pay
meni OF the account
$780,
me body oG Miss Grace Bartlett
daughter on ID. A. Bartlett OF South
Fourteenth street, arrived this morning
From san Francisco, where She died
suddenly Wednesday afternoon rhe
funeral services will be held from the
chapel Of tho Loaman 4 Clough under
taking pallor az 2 o'elosk sunday AFT.
efnoon
-
9, B. Webb and wife nr. Seymour
eklff and wife, au0 flank Buck and
wife, of Portland, returned yesterday
evening fiom several DAYS srent fishing
on the NRniiam nfVr They loft here
Tuesday morniug. On che lIip. which
was thoroughly euioyti. brand new
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

DR.. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. U. s. bank building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

The Bend Water, Light and Power
company hlced a reply today to the
petition of the city of Bend for a ro-
uucuon OF the water rates. In the 20
ply the company states that the votor
rates have been reduced IN ,or "'e . !.
IN ,,.'. 'ne IaSt Is months. As to the charges
'eat the water and light rates are ami
ol proportion to the power rates tbe
company replies that the keen competi.
,'o" IN power rates requires them IN
CUT their rates TO the bed roek onJ
lnat t'e light rates must stand 4 bco.
Nl'f burden to pay the running cvnon-
ses of the company. 'N ''"'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

..t.t.ttee ,.ss suod and iudpmcut in
i,@'"',, - ~ s9Sf sceurod against her.
~. - mJrncpt I'm tbis amount
'J ,i,n .osts nj tbo action.
A ,,otion to g,snend the sentence Of
a. ia,ycr eonrt ncnding oc.ion ON am
.....i ~, 4bo srrro,,o coprt was bcino
"plaJ ~ ,Lo snnrcn,c corrt tbie aftor,
Th osa af tbo stotc agoirst
IOV'i' 30 ,v,.bin,,to, cor,t,,
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"9s ~ quI',io. Inc f -, .i,,,ho,
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
DR.. IA. p. MENDELSOHN
DR.. or OPTICS

Office 2lo2li United states
Nstpnal nank BIDS Salem. Or
iaha care ~ foas eyes as far as
changing glasses. for one gear fsom
i'fe q ppIehasfl free of charge