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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

Die beut'een 9ascogner
& &abetten. Die man ipeib, bat
ROitanO in Ieillsm Soprano be 8er-
serdc" EN- 2pblieo ouf bic @ascogner
9abetten eingefIodteu, oas in Srunt-
reid dIs cine 4potbeoie Der Rationals
tusenbsn gilt. Der qraaer 9idter
5risbrid 2loIer bat es nun, ME mir
aus Der rSobemia" erIeben, 8eitgemdb
umgebthtet:
0as iinb bic @ascognsr 8apetten,
Sbr Srdum 1T Reoan6e urb @Ioire,
Sic fhipGrmen fir rufTii6e &ettsn -
Sas finb bic @uStpsner 9uoetten!
Die beilige &nute ou retter,
llmbrGngeit iie briileub ben Gar.
Sus fino bic 9ascogner 8abetten
Sbr 5raum lit Reodllhe uno 9lpirs,
4ls @ubIanbs Mtdrionetten,
Wtto ieoer ppn ibnen 9nrbdr.
Sabtn fiub Der Cad unb bic @lGtte1,
&uItur urb al ibre Stdttsn
6anutifh in Stdilb gu betten
SIT Qoiung Der rdfenpeH Sddar.
Gls RuBlanbs Murionetten
N8iro ieber bon ibren gGrburl
0as fiuS bic @ascpsner 3ubetten,
Sbr Srdum 1T Reounhe urb @loire!
gu geitien peroen bic tetteu
Dos limb bic 9ascogner Sqbettenl
Die Sreibeit unb 8Ieihbett :Bisnetten,
Sin 5irIefaus fir Speretten
Dos itnb Die GaseDgTer Gubetten,
Shr Sraum 1T ReDqn4s unb GIOiye!
Musrtee.
Sic: .Dtft allen Ddmsn bdIt 3u
ebt setaH5t, Define Sraii dber Idbt Du
iBeH bis Sulest"
Gr: rDu tennit bod meinen @rutb.
as. bas Bette biS suleBt sR ipursnis
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gbicu 40, q. sept.

Sdipsine. -3ufubr 26,OoO. Wsarft
f6ipab. Gei4te $8.80-9.4O; qemiids
te $8.35 9.40; fdDere $8.15~9.20:
raube $8.15-8.35; Jsrtel $5.25-9.
Rinbbieb. -3ufu9r $1,000. Martt
itetig. geeDes $685. II; gtiere
$6.25-9.15; Gtoders unb sseebers
$5.40-S.35; Riibs unO Seifers $3.50
adIber $8.0O-12.0O.
S6afe. T. 3ufuhr $4,000. WSartt
fdtpa6. Sdafe $490-5.75; SGbr.
linge $5.75-6.50; 2Gmmer $e.5O-
7.9O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
HIuk'R hribteH.
Oitnftaa. q. Gsptemb,

Diem Il g, %. September.
|. SIN Gincinnatier DiItritt pirb Der
SluB unsefdbr iationGr blei6en. 9es
tern abenb hatte II bet biefissr Sta0t
einen Waiferitano BON Ills SUB.
Die folgenbeH 9epeiaen trafen
pdbrenb bes seItrigsn 5aess bier elm:
Dbeeling. 50. ga.-5.9 SUB.
pdrtsrsbura u. 9a.-1.7sg., fdGt.
aanatpba iyalls.-6 6ub anb fdlt.
G6arleitpn, 80. 9a.-6.7 Bub, fdlt.
9ortsmolitb, S.-3 SUB unb fdlIt.
QouisDilIe. &b.-S.6 5ub.
GpansbilIe. Snb.-3.9 5uB II. fdGt.
Haibpille. Senn. -7.6 SUB.
Chattanooga. SenH.-5-5 SUB.
Cairo, Sls.--7 5ub unb iteigt.
Wempbis. 9snn.- -9.3 SUB unb fdut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
pferbe mnb mamleiel.
Gincinnnti. 21 Get

Ginctnnati, 81. Sept.
9os angebpt BON pfersen mar in
Der perfloiienen Wode ni6t 10 grob,
WaulsieI a6er tamsn mebr in ben
Wtdrtt. Die prsiIe parsn ettpas mil.
Tiger unb am Gdlub Der Wode
f6fpaa. Die Quotirungeu ipareu tpis
folst:
g6psre3usp'erbe. 1850 Bis t.eoo9i.si $3.50
Gnrm, Stnien 1.200 bis 900 Rfb.. I6O--225
GrpreB 9bunfs. 1000 bis 1900 ptb. i25-ls5
ReHulblnHtdpeeroe 900 bis .000Bf i5O-is5
Saolt4e Bferbe, 900 BITS 1000 li... i55-is6
Rlnes ..........,............... 25-- 90
s9eitern Rarae Qfer6e. 40-l00
a7auIefsI. ~ bts - Sano. 200 bis
bis 1900 no. o...................... 2Oo--275
l.500 Observation-Disclosures. 90--100
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ueberf@t beS Cincinnati
MarfteS,
Gar bic Nsutas, ben 81. sspt.
1914 snbigsnbe Ws&..

~ u !, q. StVl.
Die nahfolsenben Quotirunsen Bee
Slsbsn iid nur auf GnsrOs 9ranss
aitionen. gsi tleinsrsn GeIdGfIsn
iptrben etipas bobere prsiie bsre4n.t.
propijionen.
Ter Mdrit mar rubis, preiis fsn.
Sdmal5. prima Steam
9.70-9.S0e.
Srodenssials.nes SleiId.
Short clear Seiten 133-14c, ibort
Hippenfsiten 13i-13ac, ertra I bort
clear Seiien 13.-13ie, S6ultern
-. Bellies 14s-15e, Iois unb tt
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Geiien
14i-15e, tur5e Rippenieit.n l4a -
l5e. S6ultern unb Bellies 16
--l6ie lOie unb 4e per pfunb mshr
oepadt.
sugar Gur.b gIeif4.-
S4inlen 20-20te, picnic GduItern
157.15lc. grsutioii Bacon 20l-21e,
ShnI!ern 15-15ae, .rodsne Beef.
Sfinisn 2S-30c.
SiibstpSfsItts Tletfd.-
Sdinten 16-16te, gienic Saultern
12a-13e. Bellies 17h-19e, Stul.
tern 13-131e. Rep yori Gut 13 =
13Ac.
Trifd.s gr.ifd. - e6in.
fen 14t-15e, pieuie Sdult.rn liz
-11ae. S4ultern 11A-113c, fbort
Rippenieiten 13-13Sc, fhort clear
Seiisn 13-13tc. ertra ibort Seiien
13-1aae, Bellies 6h-17ac prOpfo.
Mebl unb Getreibs
WebI. - Winter paisnt $500
$40, Wintsr Ganep $4.65--4.S0, bo.
sSamiIb $4.25-4.4O, Ggtrd $3.50
400. or6tndres S3.60-3.s0. 6arier
Wsissn pat.nt $5.65-8.05, DO. faneg
$5.20-5.45. bo.Jamilp $4.20-4.80,
RossenmebI. notbtpsitIid.s semifd!ss
&.9O-5.00, rsinss Giip $500 =
5.10 per 8bl.
Weiaeu. - go. 2 rotber Winisr
S1.11A-1.12i. Ro. 3 $1.10--1.11,
Ro. 4 rotbr $1.00-1.10.
Dtlfttoru. - 30. / ueibes
83e, Ro. 2 bo. 82A-83c, SO. 3 bo.
s2-S2le, 20. a DO. s1a-82c, Ro. 5
DO. S1-81Ae. go. 6 DO. S0t-81c.
Ro. l seIbss s0e. No. 2 ssIbss 79a -
soc. Ro. 3 DO. 79--79ac, Ro. A DO. |
78t-79e, go. 8 bo. 78-78Ae. 80. 6 |
Do. 772-78c. Rp. / ssmiidtes Zoe,
No. 2 DO. 7Sa-79e. go. 3 DO. 7S- |
78sc. go. 4 DO. 77t-7se, glo. 5 bo. |
77-771e, No. 6 DO. 76a-77e. Wsis |
B,s aolbentprn s1-s2e, selb.s fols
bsn,orn s1--s2c. ssmiiatss aoIben.
form 80-S1c.
Safer. - Ro. 2 tpeiBer 50-50ae, |
Gtanbarb psiber 49-50c. To. 8 net
bu 4SS-49Ie, To. a ipeiber 47H
4ste. go. 2 aemiidter 4s-4ste. go.
3 semii4tsr 471-48e, Ro. 4 ssmiih.
itr 46a-47Ae.
Rosgen. - Ro. 2 92-93e. 30.
3 90-91c, glp. a $500.
Wal5 - Jriibabrs gerfe 97c
-$1.05. bo. Orbindre 1910 per9u.
Wbtsfp.
0srtauft ipurbtn 260 gbls. 9i.
Killers SSinifbsb goobs auf Der Bats
DpH 81 40 per GaIIons.
Il
Groeeriss.
aaffts. - Martt rubis. prsiie
fsif.
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Sder5fraae

DeIter 8sumte If Der ausSausrnbs
tie RrorIerP
(Der 2ofpmOtiOfiibrsr; benn fat
dlle Gage beitsist er Die - sSugipis
bs1l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

Sdute. = Wartt Isbhaft unb felt.
Nabseial5ene SO. l 14a-15c per
Yfb.; 90. 2 DO. 133-14c per gfb.--
Gitp Builders frifde 15-15ac, bo.
GOuntrp 12a-13e. frii4e aalbf.lle
17-17ac per pfb.
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Osns 0elon.artt.
Gintinnati. 81. styt. i,Ix

u II StYI, IvI{.
fw Rsdfrase naA 9asleten mar nur
nsptpenteno. bod III 0elb INNER nod fsbr
'''t. gte Banieu berehneten fir 9arlebsn
.on eau gsgen behe Sidsrbeit 6-7% unb
ssionitffsn Gsfddftspapisre ibrsr aanbsn
- se6.
~safd ani Ras Bed
snretn ~ @ari 5siid,n Banisn Ssrsouft.
Tis eouxfsrrate bstrdst soc pramie psr
s'sAta ssf16unys
&attl.Nnweiiunsen suf YoHoon wurbtn
4-SS-6.o0 per yiunb Sieriina. aui
ansfetpant ~ ~ Cents per @ulben ouetlrt.
Nhf mstla aui 8.riin purbsn s7--9ee
fas 4 Worf bsrs4nst.
Standardization.
tugse uns idua4. Die Bsnisn auetirsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
MmSipdrtise Mdrfte.
q E 10 yorf. 21. Geb

V ep y ort, Il. Sept.
Wlebl 1T felt, preiie nomineQ.
aoggenmsbl 1T itetig. 5air big qu=
tes $5.50-5.70; ausetlejenss 6is
fancb $5.70-5.90.
Maismebl i'll ftstig. Jeines psiBss
unb seIbes $1.95-2.00; rau6es ST.
85-1.90; ptiln oriso" $4.3O.
Rossen 1T felt. QO. 2 psitliGsr 9ec
c. |. I. gufalo.
gsrite 1T itetig. Malsserits &C.
78c {. |. +. Buffalo.
g1ei5eH TIT tpillig, Ro. 2 $1.14a. Ro.
2 barter $1.144; go. / Qorb 1ulutb
S1.16t; Ro. / NOrt6ern U2anitoba
$1.17t nominea C. /. {. Buffalo.
Welf9torn III felt. 4O. 2 gel6ss $50
c. t. {. bel ntunft; itritt prima arqsn.
ttntffes SOC nomineu abgeliefert.
Safer lit ftetis. Stdn6aro ipeiBsr
54a-55c; Ro. 9 "a SAC, faRcp
9ebiilIter ipeiBer 56l-58sc.
Ssu 1T flau. prima $1.05, Ro. l
s1.o0-1.02a, go. 2 SOC, Ro. 5 S5-
90c.
5opfsn 1T itetig, 5tate, orOinar,r
Bis auserlsisner 1914, 42-48c; 1913,
30-40c; gacifictiite 1914, 19-22e;
1913 17-19c.
5dute limb itstis. gogOta 2s-29c,
Central 2(merita 27ac.
Geber 1T feit. SemIot firfts 81
32c, ieconbs 30-31c.
port lit itetis. W&eB $23-23.75;
JamiIp $26-28; SbOrt G5ear $23-
26.
Beef 1T unseregsIt. Msb $23-24;
Gamilp $30-32.
S4mal3 1T niQig.. Qeibble Deit
S9.85-9.95. Rafiinirtcs taum Itetig.
Continent S10.70; Sub Qmerita
$11.35; COMPOUND 8ll-8tn
SaIg 1T itetis. Gitp Gsc; Country
6s-6Ic; Spesiai Il.
gDole 1T itetis. Gltecs XXX Sbio
31-32c.
9ar3 lit nomin,G. Strained urbiz
mares bis sutss $3.50 $50.
5erpeutin lit itetig gu 46-48c.
Rsis III taum itetis. GtnbeimiIter,
gutter Bis auserlsiener 5-6te. patna
npnliHeu.
ytoIaHes in itetis. TEN Orleans
Open Gettle 5000.
3uder.-Rober unssregslt. WoIaFss
$50 = 5.77t. Raffinirtsr lit unss.
regelt. Gut 2paf S.15c, GruIbeb S.05c,
Wloulb 47.70c. Cubes 7.50e, XXXX
Vopbereb 740c, gopb.reo 1856,
5ins aranulateo 7.25c, Diamond u
7.25c. gonfectiOners' u 7.15c 90. l
81 O5
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NE llmiabs int bi,iigen gtearingbouis
bslisfsn ii9 btuts auf t4.04s,o 900.
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G6ftago, 81. Sept.
Weissn. i5ir Sept. $1.11l; fir
Oe3ember $1.123-1.15, am G6Iub
$1.13a; fir Wlai $1.194-1.22, am
S6lub $1.203c.
WslIdtrou. iiFiir DECEMBER 724-
734c am SdluB 73c. 5iir Utai TAT
-75sc, am SdluB 75se.
Safsr.-5iir 0s5ember 5Os-51sc,
am SdIuB 51c; fir Mai 500 5444c.
am S9Iub $3.50.
Rossen. SO. 2 93-94c.
@srite 63-75c.
5imotbp $4.OO--5.50.
stlteiaamen $9.75-15.
port $18.00,-Jiir Sanuor $40.
30-20.S7, am SfauB $20.55.
Sdmul3 1882. - Sir Gttober
1882 8.57, an Shlub $3.50; fir
Sanuar $10.05-1o.20. am S4Iub
$10.07.
RippsnIeiten $11.12-11.62. Jir
Sttober S10.97; fiir Sanuar $10.65
-10.82, ON @dlub S1o.72.
Butter. - Wartt iietig. CREAMERY
243-3oc.
Gier. Murtt itstis. Srbinarp firfs
21-21ac, firits 22-22ac.
Rartoffeln. nisbriser. Ssrs
feps 74-S7c, gRidisan unb 8iscOns
lin rptbe 63-67c, DO. ipsibs 65--70c,
gItnneiotd uno Odtota 1O-73c.
9efliieeI. eI.-Qebsnoe nisoriger i'm
preiis. Gpringers uno anbere 14e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Up 70 the present time out Of pos
-ible 700 only lxi5 voters have regis
tered az the city hall for the coming
eiiy elections. During last week only
500 registered, which j. considered 10
be exceptionally slow in spite ~ the
fact that the books are open IN tae
evening and that large number who
were out Of the city picking hofs and
on vacations have returned. II is ex-
peeted from the present outlook that
only about half the electorate VIII vote
In December
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

In response % an item in the Capital
joafuai stating that she salem Fruit
Union WAS seayehiag for a gNod'loek,
ing giTl who ceald hake fihe pies t.
demonstrate the loganeeffy indussfy a.
the state faii, the union bal two callers
ihis m0Ining Oae said she Nss net -
wenlegteily geei lcokiog hat she eoati
bake pies te > fgatzie The other MAS
ge0a hooking bat the effieess hal some
doubts teaeegRing her ability A. pN
artist iust whVFhgg las right t0m,
hinalion II gool looks apl iehakiug
ability eaa he toen1 se.nalps 10 h
seea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21


DR.. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly, U, $, bank building
.
Luther J Chaplin Marion county az.
riculiorist viii 40 10 Eugene Nrdnes
day 70 a,t as Judge Of the agricultural
exhibits AZ the Lane rouaty fair
Dollar watches AZ Stone 3 drugstore.
-
a. Q, Millet wcll known citizen Of
Salem Saturday afternoon filed his
original nrtiion with the city recorder
iof councilman from the seventh ward.
ess.su~sss
june Reed the wonderful violinist. AZ
The Christian church iomorteW night.
ronightl sequel 10 Pastor Russell 1.
phple drama of Creation, The Hat.
tle o. Aimageddon, free leetnse q,
Pastor W. A BAKER Nou are Invited
hghl o'sloek SHARP
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Eleven prisoners were brought to the
penteutlary IN Salen last night by D,
u Kerteot sheriff of Vale, With the
sheriff are his deputies, Dan Emo, }, ;,
boyer ,, @, Mondy, Of Vale; Geotgc
6rcen, Nyssl and Water Rurscss, 81
Ontario,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Kim Crossan imhibed TOO much fire.
water saturday evening with the result
thar he was takea Ia charge by Officers
Spencer and Phillips and taken TO Jail,
Tie was released 0u his own rccognif.
anee by the police Judge yesterday so
he could 80 70 work today Ne Is cited
70 appear for a aearing Ia the pel,N
eoaIt sometime before clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
DIED

AT the home of her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs X. VI Wolter, on 900
North Fifteenth street. Monday morn.
ing, September 2l. 1914, Gertrude
Wolter aged five years, seven months
and six DAYS.
Funeral services viii he held Wednes.
day at y. m from the German Luther
an church at 10th and \ streets, Rev.
Gross officiating. Iuterment will be in
Lee Mission cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Professor Frederick Stanley Dunn, Of
the University Of Oregon, will give a
stereopticon lecture Tuesday evening Ia
the chapel At willamette university on
Virgil's Aencid Toe lecture is the
first or series that will he given at
Willamette. They are under the diree-
ti0n of Dean Alden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
Judge Galloway held court lhis nor

Judge Galloway held court this morn.
ing In drpartment No. of the circnit
court. rhv ease ot r, ilayakama
against q. Somewaka, al action 10 re.
cover money, was dismissed An order
confirming sale was issued IL the casc
" \, 1. MisHer sgainst Ada Vest and
Mae Il Pitts Judge galloway viii
hold cont temofOw aa,i take rcees
until Meadsy Court Will BE- open all
af nest week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

The Womans Alliance Of the Uni.
tartan church viii meet with Mrs y. =.
carlton at iOi0 Union street Friday, at
2.30 o o'clock Al members aud friends
are invited TO be present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
Germans Make Desperate
BayOnet Charge But All
Are Repulsed
WHERE FORCES NET
WERE SLAUGHTER PENS
German Losses at Maubeuge
Placed al From $4,000 to
100000
tBy william Philip sims)

Paris, Sept. 2i.-Fighting continued
a. fiereely as ever t0day along the
Aisne and TO the southward.
Apparently. however, II was still, thus
far. a draw.
The allies were making strenuous ef
forts to erumple the German extreme
right under General Won Klnk.
General Won Buelow at the right Of
the German center and between Gen
eral Won Kluk aud the crown prince 5
armies, was en- leavoring to pierce the
allies line at Craonne.
The fighting at this point was par
ticularly desperate. Again and again
the Germans charged at the point OF
the bayaet, only TO be beaten back
with dreadful slaughter
Charges Repulred.
"We have advanced. said today 5
official statement here. "to the
heights Of Lassigny. west of Noyon and
ON the right bank of the Disc
"The enemv has been repHlsed AZ al
uoints east of the Disc; through the
German attacks are becoming more
violent aud repeated bavonet charges
have been directed against our lines
near CraOnne.
"'The bombarlment of Rheims by the
Germans heavy guns continues.
"There has been no change in Lor-
raine or the Nosges district.
"'The Germans are fortifving Define
Hill. south of Chateau Salins.''
In Sundays fighting the losses were
spoken Of as having been especially
heavy north Of scissors. where it was
said the Germans gained some ground
which tbev subsequently lost back to
the French
Estimated Losses.
The Germans were stated also to have
evacuated the frontier region about the
village Of Avricourt Sunday aud TO have
made an unsuccessful attempt to re-
sume the offensive in the vicinity of
Saint Die. also far to the southwark of
the pending main engagement
The statement that the Germaus lost
between 10000 aud 10000 in taking
Maubeuge was not official but rested
on the estimates of various goOl Judges
who saw the fighting there. War Of
flee officials were quoted to the ef
feet that they did not care TO make
their figures public at present, as they
might be suspected of eyaggerating il
thew told the truth.
Immense admiration was being ex
pressed for Jules Nedrines, the aviator,
who was credited with having recently
brought down two German aviators en-
gagged in scouting over the French lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

George @ Needham, state student and
boys secretary of the y, NJ, e. A. Tor
Oregon and Idaho, arrived this morning
for couple Of days stay. tie expects
TO visit the officials Of the Salem asso.
citation and also help the willamette
university students get their organi2a
tion under way for the coming season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

The report viii be iiled tomorrow rel
ative TO the alleged shortage in the ae-
counts Of r. NJ Leabo, a former mem
her Of the state board Of barber exam
iners, according to statement given
out by Governor West this morning.
LeabO s resignation was demanded aud
received last March, and Isaac ID. Ru-
mer, of Portland, was appointed on
March , TO take the place vacated by
Mn Leabo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

State Engineer John II. Lewis re
turned Saturday night from two
weeks trip over number Of irriga-
tiOn projects in eastern Oregon. He
inspected the Tumalo project, went to
the head OF the Malheur river project
and visited the survey camps. He AIS
inspected the diamond drill boring-
from the reservoir sites Of the Des
chutes aud Crooked river projects. Mr.
Lewis made the trip largely TO aseer.
tain Just now much work il was neces-
sary 10 do before closing down the work
for the winter mouths
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Alan sloan. OF White salmon, is stop
ping al "The Alexandra, - on Chemek-
fta street. he viii remain until after
the state Pair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
Claiming that a minimum rate Of 81

Claiming that a minimum rate of 81
per month per horsepower connected
was too high and that they seldom used
more than two kilowatts per month, a
number OF merchants Of Albany today
filed d petition with the state railroad
commission asking that taeir rates be
readiusted. The Oregon Power COM
pauy furnished the power for the run
ming of the elevators in the buildings.
aud III each of the establishments men.
toned elevators are the only machines
which use electrical power The pcti-
tion was presented hy Gilbert Brothers.
Hulbert-Ohling Hardware company, the
First National bauk, Fromau ~ Barton
and Fosnav x Mason.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Tom CLARK, pressman for N. d. II.
hoti, and wife, who have been spending
the past three weeks IN the hopfelds.
have rrtuyned 10 the city Tor the win
ter The time was Spent more as va
cation but the OPPORTUNITY to make the
vacation pay for ITSELF was not lost
sight ot raey report having had a
thoroughly ENJOYABLE time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

As result Of the rains that have
been drenehhg the valley during the
lasl iwo weeks. the Millameiie tiyer
has risen to three feet above low water
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Miss A. MeCulloch, the optometrist,
viii move her office 10 the Hubbard
building, October 3. Glasses correctly
fitted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

4. $. UllreS OF Norton, Mncoln eoun-
ty, saw an item In the Capital Journal
regarding the cheap land list Of the IA.
lem commercial clUb, and sent letter
To the promotion department asking
more Information concerning this land.
n the club can find something to suit
him he may change his place OF resi-.
dencc,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Rev Weigle. formerly Of Tacoma,
Wash, the new riinister Of the German
Methodist church al Thirteenth and
renter streets, arrived here last week
and preached his first sermon 10 his
new congregation Sunday His parish
ioners have already learned to like him
and believe that the coming year will
be full Of helpfulness aud progress.
Rev. Mag who was pastor mere last
year, was given a charge in eastern
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

DIR. Utter, dentisr, pnone 500, Salem
Bank Of Commerce building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

june Reed Is praised by Schumann.
Heink With whom she has appeared in
concert. Nt the Christian church 20
morrow night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

No lover OF music should miss hear.
Ing June Reed at the Christian church
tomorrow night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

The weeks session Of the county
board of equalization ended Saturday
night and about 95 eases were disposed
Of Most of the eases of oyer-taxatiou
reported were for small amounts and
the total change on the tax roll is
negligible. From the small number Of
complaints presented it is to be inferred
the work of the assessors has met with
the approval OF the taxpayers OF the
county generally. The office OF Asses
sor Ben West was kept open nights until
$3.50 in order TO give taxpayers working
during the day an opportunity to pre-
sent their claims in person No more
eases will be heard by the board aud it
is the opinion of its members thar all
who had any claims presented them
during the week 5 session.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

A wire screen three feet high has
been erected around the pool at the
base Of the Waite electric fountain in
Wilson park to keep the dead leaves
from riugging up the outlets and caus-
ing an overflow. Last year the leaves
falling from tne trees were carried by
the wind into the fountain, and besides
rendering the fountain unsightly were
a source Of annoyance TO the ground
keepers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
BORN.

Mr. and Mrs. George G.
Holman, Monday, sept. 2l, 1915, aa
cight-pcuId son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

For sale---a few hundred tons OF dam.
aged wheat left az $1,000 aud $3.50
per ton, I, o, b, Portland. Gong fast
Come quick u you need some g. W,
l,afler, 400 Hubberd building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

A. d, worley was given 20 days in
Jail this morning by Judge Elgiu for
using profaue abusive and obscene
language on state street sunday even.
ing He was arrested hy Officer nick.
prson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

THE haunting beauty Of June
Reed 3 playing fingers lifetime.
Hear her AZ the Christian church TO.
morrow night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Seats for the June Reed concert may
be- reserved at the peyrz Furniture Co.,
$50 North Commercial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

FOR RENT-9-room furnished house,
barn, chicken house aud garden, SlS
per month if taken at once. Phone
236i-R
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

! BLlGH State street, between
High aGd Liberty Motion
pictures Of "rierro OF the
Plains, all'star corps Of 80
players With 800 SCENES Also
the Mutual Girl, H. an inter
esilng serial, and orchestral
music.
GLOBE South side Of snte
street, between High aud Lib
erty Motion pictures OF a
broadway star feature, Am
hushed, IN three reelr, with
Francis lushmau Lillian
Walker IN a yiiagraph com.
edy aud Kari karey ia song
wEXFORD-Court street, be.
tween High aud Liberty
s lena Rivers, with stock
company Of Kenworthy play.
era- Moving pictures between
acts.
isa7=Fsa
J YE LIBERTY Liberty street,
between State and Court
Motion pictures, IAN limo.
cent Delilah special feature
Va two parts ''Taken hy
storm, o vitagraph comedy
aud fine Hearst sclig latest
news pictures OF the war
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

May Wing Tye Restaurant. Two din.
ing rooms. short orders, Best noodles
in the city iag Ferry street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

WANTED to RENT-Small ranch, 40
to so acres, stocked preferred G. W.
Witte, l045 Gaines avenue, Salem.