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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
STEEL BAReEs SELECTED.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 4.-The s150,0Oc
Augusta Barge Line Company has
decided nm self propelled steel bar
ges for use on the Savannah River
between this city and Savannah. The
barge line will begin operations with
in the next few months
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Augusta Trade Body
Will Be Reorganized

AUGUSTA. Feb with more
than $4,000 raised for the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association,
that body will be completely reor-
ganzed within the next few weeks
Following the suggestion of NJ. V.
Richards. land and industrial agent
Of the Southern Railway, who was
here a few days ago, the NJ. & M.
will endeavor to locate a pulp mill
here and also a big pottery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
TAKE CARE

OF your Kodak pictures. Jno. l..
Moore & Sons are just in receipt ~
their 1914 shipment of Kodak Al
buns. Newest styles, and prices tnat
will suit. Let their salesman show
you. AZ y. BROAD street. -Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04

tore alone worth going miles to see. De
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04

day? Hundreds of business places in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04

G STORE will interest you The Pure
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Wewela, 17-Jonm Ramis, 76
rokh starry zdeisf osadnfk Sc vyzna
menava tim, Re niiakym zpusobem
nemGze btt zabit. Asi pied ro-
KEN byl tfikrat operovan a vzdy
vyvSzl zivotem. Co Sc nepodafi-
10 lekafdm, 'nepodafilo Sc ami au-
tomoblu We kter6m kratce pc ope-
raci jel, a stroj Sc pfevrhnul. Poz
deji byl zasazen bleskem, a az byl
omracen a hrozne popalen, pfec Sc
probral. Nedavno byl kopnut di
vokym kon6m a pferazeny mu tfi
zebry, ale i z toho Sc uzdravil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Bridgewater, I've zdejsfm
vezenf Sc nalez& chap, jenS odep
rel udati sve imeno ma obvinenf,
ze SO dopustil nasilf ma dVou dew
Gatech. Jak vse naznacuje, chap
ie dengenerat avsak jest dosti
chytr5m ably 81 vymyslel pl&ny
jak ,sve eini provesti. VydaVal Sc
"a inspektora pies matky, ktere
jsou opravneny k peusi pod nedav
nSm zakonem, a vzdy tvrdil BE
must vykonat d1kladnou telesnou
prohlfdku kandidatky o pensi.
" tonic ptipad9 vessel do domu "a
nepfftomnosti rodiGd dfvek sde-
Ill jun, Re zastupuje iistou firmu
odevf re jejich otec no postal,
by Jim wal miru ma Salty. Dale
Jim sd9lil, re firma jest tax pits
ma, ably vse bylo perfektnf, re mu
81 brSti dnkladnou mfru. A pra-
We pfi brSni miry Sc mel dopustit
6toku.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Pukwana, IL Ma hfbitov9,
ienz ie zn6m CO Housknv Htbitoy
Sc poslednf dob9 obievuje duch
s lucernou. Lide CO bydlf d hfbi
tova, pozor oval pohybliv6 sv6tlo,
avsak iakmile nekdo Sc k "ducho.
vi" pfiblfSf tento j svetlo zmizf.
Til automobily odvaznych muz1
jiS tam pc tfi noel pSslo pc 'du.
chu lucernou'', ale niGeho nevy.
patrali. ....
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

I Tyndall, " sobotu 8ho srpna,
ma ukoneenf Geske skoly zde byla
uspofadana z6bava p6knym pro-
gramem, kterf Sc vseobecne zam-
louval a pfispel yelice k obvesele-
nj a pobavenf SO obecenstva. ".
F. KreyGfk, G. f. Bixby a L. F.
Barber obdrzeli uv9domenf, Re by
Ii pfivteleni k veIkoporot6, ktera
Dude zasedati v Deadwood v fijuu.
Frank Black koupil pekarnu a
budovu cd Vaclava AuStery minu-
II t5den.-C. w. Lumm, farmer
ien& bydlf u jiSns cd mesta soho
tn iel domu S. potahem kterS Sc
mu splash a Lumm byl nedaleko
lmfGoveho parku Vyhozen ven z ko
cSru. Utrpel n9co mensfch odfe-
min.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Sioux Falls, IL Prvnf clovSk
kter5 byl pokutovan pod zakonem
kter5 vyzaduie, by maiitel ml6ti-
cfho poffzenf, "a seDe slozil zaru-
ku pro pffpad, Re by jeho stroje
zap&lily, ie F. J. Farber kterS
primal vinnu a byl pokutovan $25
Avsak omlouval Sc, ze JIM rovn6z
nemaif "a sebe zGruku. Mlatiei
tvrdf, he farmefi Sc nakazan@ "a
ruky nestarajf, anil stava skutee
ne nutnosti toho zakona, svsak "a
kon ten byl prosazen ma dolehanf
placen5ch representantG rucitel-
sk5ch spoleGnostf ma zakonodar-
M.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Yankton, IL Fargo Sc ozna-
mule, ze tam byl pfepaden a Polo
dan dvsma cernochy, zdeisf Sey.
mour Morrison, kterf tamni poll
eli sdslil, ze pfiiel do mssta vSera
a ptal Sc pc jistem hotelu, avsak
spletl 81 cestu a zabloudil do jiste
castimestat kde jei diva eernoi pre-
padli a obrali o 800. Ma hluboky
fez cd praveho Okla az K .ustdm a
jest bodnut do FAD. Policie ale
jest toho nahledu, ze jest v tom
zapletena lena.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Vzdor tomu Re Evropska valka
.zpnsobila zde velke zv5senf cen
potravin, pfichaEf poteSujfcf zpra-
va z Washingtonu, Re kazdy kdo
Dude lichvafsky zvSSovat ceny,
Dude prfsne stihan. President
Wilson naffdil fySetfovdnf a jiz
obdrzel mnoho odpvov6df cd dist
riktnfch navladnich, kteff slibujf,
ze bez milosti budou kszdeho stf-
haiti. Slusf zde uGinit zmfnku 0
prodeji obilf, COZ Sc neivfce tyka
farmeru. Nasledkem valky, Spe-
kuIanti Sc spikli a hledeif skoupiti
vesker6 obilf a. pax pfitahnouti
srouby az by vsecko praskalo; to-
tiS zv5sit ceny jak Jim Dude libo.
Tim p6dem kazdS farmer, kterS
nemusf obilf CO ma ma ruce prod&-
vat. ucinf dobfe kdyz jej neproda
a podrzf 81 no, nebot pax dostane
v9tsf cenu on ne n9kohk vydfi-
duchG, kteff z hrozneho nest6stf
ktere potkalo evropsky lid, hlede-
il zbohatnouti.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

u Pierre Sc oznamuje, ze voliG
kterS bral podflu pfi primarkach
sve strany v bfeznu, nem1Ee die
zakona podepsati petici neodyisle-
mu uchazeei Sc o Gfad, nebot' jeho
podpis jest neplatfcf. ZAkon Sc
opfra o to, ze volic nemaze podep-
sati dyema kandidatGm rozdfln5ch
stran petice. nebot' iakmile bral
GGast ma primarkach, COZ nenf mic
jineho nezli jmenoyanf kandidat1
pro 1fady, ieho podpis pozbSv6
platnosti ma petici druhe.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

UpozorGuiem kazd6ho iens hod-
4 81 poffditi malS Bull traktor
pro podzimni orbu, by tax ucinil,
Pebof trhktor Sc 6plns osysdcil a
il Jest 10 mem neobScein4 poptav
ia. Date-li svoif objedn6pku n.y.
b dosta1ete iej ' cas-, jinak perusf
be "a dddSni ' Gas. Jos. SkorpR
h Co. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Mitchell, 17-Dva francouzsti
knsSf, velp. Francis Bouter, ienz
sprayuje osadu v Letcher, velp.
J. Mo, v Woonsocket, vzdali Sc
prozatimne svych mist, q odjeli
do Francie, jake reseryisti. Patr
ne budou pfivteleni k nemocnie-
MIN oddelenfm.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Mestska yod&rna Utica jest
Jill dohotovena. KaR strojovna
jsou modrni stavby v kazdem oh
ledu. Kad jest zrobena ocelo-
v5ch platG a jest zarucena proti
trhlinam.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Ease jeden re starych dffvesich
zdeisfch osadnfk1 Sc odebral ma
vsGnost We staff SO roxy. Byl to
Melichar TeplS, kaAdemu drive
zde bydlfcfmu znamf, jenz mel do
movinG vedle nynejsiho krasne
vr1stajfcfho m9steGka Tabora.
Jeho vyvolenou byla "a stavu svo
bodneho 81. Marie SlamoVa. Pred
nekolika roxy prodal zde farmu a
hIedal st9stf Texasu, kan Sc pfc
sfdlel rodiuou. VSak "a neja-
Ky Gas Sc opst navratil do Chas.
Mix okresu, poblize Geddes, kde
ma sv9 farme zdarne prospfval, az
jei nemoc po6ala niciti a zniGila.
Pokud znamo, "a manzelky pojali
ieho dcery John Vavruska 2 Ged
des, John Stedronskf z Wagner,
Philip Musflek Colome, Frank
Nykodym 2 Gregory, kdezto syn
Josef ie jest We Volsey a ieste zbg
va nskolik dftek syobodnfch ttu
chlfcf manzelka. Pfejem pozasta-
I'm truchlicim ulehcenf q zasuule-
nnu sp&nek lehk5 DakotskS Po-
skrnk.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
R1zn6 zpTaVy.

Yankton, 17-Na farms HI. S.,
Yagera shofela mastal, stoh alfal-
fy ctyry velke STONY ovsa. Po-
iistenf bylo malo.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
Ornament.

v mem feznicksm zavodu nalez,
nete vzdy ma sklade rnzne druhy
naasa, snnek a iinych vfrobkd.
Kazdeho pochvs q sEedomite OBJ
slouzim,
Josef Musil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

[E5 pa n ancient Greece, more than
MN Hill 1000 years ago. there were
lM EM artists and studios and
eaf&B fashionable life and social
gsyeties and fashions-bult there
were no Harper's Bazaar or Sunday
newspapers then. The great artists
of those days pictured life as they
saw it, but they drew their social
cartoons on exquisite vases. some.
times in color and sometimes IN
black and white.
Just as Charles Dana Gibson is the
greatest Of illustrators Of modern
times, go was the famous Douris the
leading illustrator OF 500 B. Che
was the Gibson OF twenty-five centu-
rles ago. II Douris were living to-
day he would be making his pictures
for this newspaper. as Charles Dana
Gibson Is doing today, and he would
be getting much more money and
tremendously wider audience than he
did in Greece.
That Douris had the greatest vogue
of his time is proved by the fact that
the largest number of signed paint
ings upon vases. jars and cups bear
his name. No less than twenty-eight
OF these paintings signed by Douris
have been preserved. and while there
were other vase painters in his day
and before and after him, we have
but three or four signed paintings by
any other one, such as Euphronios.
one OF the contemporaries Of Douris.
Little is known OF the life OF this
great illustrator. this painter OF men
and women and life as 1t was lived
in Athens twenty-five centuries ago,
but he has made Athens live for all
time in his pictures, convincing.
graceful and beautiful, according to
all the canons Of art.
Douris has illustrated every phase
of the life OF Athens, even showing
how vases are painted in his studio,
showing the head OF the establish
ment posing the models, with his as.
sistants working under his direc-
tion. some mixing colors for his
palette. others making the glaze and
even women helping In the delicate
work OF modelling and painting.
The wonderful variety OF the vases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

and the paintings Is very interest
dng feature Of the work. The painter
designs and often makes the pottery
with his subject in mind. and paint
ing and urn or dish are in com piete
harmony.
The painter OF vases supplied the
Athenian public with just what It's
taste dictated, keeping close to his
ideals OF art and for this reason he
often depicted scenes from the heroic
age or some OF the Greek myths.
The treatment of the exploits OF
Theseus is splendid instance of the
concentration OF this artist. 1t is
wonderfully unified. leading eye and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

mind to the hero In his fight with
monsters and brigands. and in all OF
his compositions this remarkable
power is shown-for his canvas 10
limited. and he must tell his story
forcefully within a small compass.
We moderns are really moro inter.
ested In his pictures OF life OF the
people. and here he shows himself a
realist of great ability. Forty-one OF
the paintings preserved to us deal
with this daily life OF the people.
proving that these scenes appealed
to him most powerfully.
On the cup in the Berlin Museum
is that wonderful picture OF the in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

side Of school. shedding food Of
light upon that part Of Athenian life.
This Is the great school In which
everything L. taught, and here we
see the music teachers at their work
and the grammarians teaching their
pupils. Some are learning to play
the Tyre, others the flute; some are
writing. 1t is bird's eye view Of
pedagogy In Greece. This painting
teaches more about the school OF
Athens than many volumes. for the
Importance Of music Is shown and
the variety Of tho instruction ia
really illustrated. The vase painter
was the first real genre" painter,
giving permanent character to life,
The old vase painters did not hest
tate TO draw cartoons. and this one
OF the old school master must have
been copied all through Greece ana
laughed at wherever It was seen.
The figure Of the covering pupil Ia
left to the imagination. but the
teacher is so typical that we might
imagine the picture drawn from come
one whom We have seen and known.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
WOMAN WHO ADVERTISED
BABY FOR SALE IS
PLACED IN JAIL
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.

Tacoma, Wash, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Bessie
Rowley, who advertised her baby for
sale when, she alleged, her husband de.
serted her some time ago, and who re-.
Gently attempted suicide at Hoquiam
is in the city Jail here today on a
charge Of disturbing the peace. She
was arrested on a warrant sworn to by
her husband and will be tried in police
court this afternoon. Mrs. Rowley de.
nies the accusation and claims her hus.
bands action in causing her arrest was
spite work and intended to cast a
shadow over her character so he can
obtain the custody of their four child.
rem.
When her husband is alleged to have
refused to support her aud the babies,
Mrs. Rowey advertised that she would
sell her youngest child The advertise
ment was the cause Of sensation and
several persons offered to take the
child but when it came to parting with
it the woman declined.
% ] have worked hard and done right,
yet everyone seems TO go against me, !"
said Mrs. Rowoy in her cell today.
81 want my babies, ! tell you and l
will have them in spite Of any man. ="
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
GRAND LODGE TO TAKE
CHARGE Of MATTHEW
FUNERAL TOMORROW

The funeral Of the late Francois
Xavier Matthieu will be held at Butte.
vile tomorrow, Friday, at II O'Clock,
and there will be a number from Salem
in attendance Those attending from
here will leave on the Oregon Electric
at S o clock, leaving the train at Butte.
vile, the station nearest the Matthieu
home.
At the grand Lodge Session A. +. &
A. NJ, held in Portland in 1901, Fran.
co.'s Xavier Matthieu was elected a Past
Grand Master of Oregon, partly in hon
or Of his long membership, he having
belonged to the order since 1856, but
principally in recognition of his dis.
tinguished services to the state. This
is the only case known where such an
honor has been conferred by the order.
For this reason the funeral will be
held under the auspices Of the Grand
Lodge A. f. & A, NJ. of Oregon. Grand
Master Spencer has deputed Past Grand
Master II. o. Thielsen of this city as
his proxy to take charge of the services.
An Invitation has been extended the
Blue Lodges Of this city to take part
and all Master Masons are invited to
attend.
Mr., Mattheu was member of the
Order Of Elks, and that order will also
be well represented. Besides these
there will be u number Of state off.
cials, and many old.time friends go to
pay their last tribute of love and re-
speet to the grand old man,
Do not overlook the fact that in
order to be there on time you must
take the Oregon Electric train leaving
here at o'clock, as the funeral is at
Ii o'clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
MATRIMONIAL MIXUP is
SETTLED BY STIPULATION

When Judge Galloway was on the
point of rendering accession in the case
Isaac Miller, by A. NJ. Fry, as guardian,
against Ira NJ. Hoff Miller, the parties
to the action announced this morning
that stipulation was being entered in.
to wherein the difficulties will be set.
tied The court granted continuance
of the final adjudication upon motion
Of both plaintiff and defendant.
The plaintiff, Fry, commenced this
action for the purpose of annulling a
marriage contract existing between
Isaac Miller Il years old, and the de-.
fendant, who gives her age as 10, on the
ground the marriage ceremony should
not have been performed for the reason
the plaintiff, Miller was induced to
enter into it by false promises and that
the defendant married Miller for the
sole purpose Of getting possession Of his
property, Fry also claims in the com.
plant that the defendant was not
present in the Multnomah county court
house where the marriage license was
secured and that the minister Rev. Ii.
T. Babcock, formerly OF Salem, had no
authority to perform the ceremony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
JONES CANNOT RECOVER
TITLE TO VALUABLE
COUNTY LANDS

Holding that NJ L. Jones was respon.
sible for the dealings Of his agent, F.
Eldridge, and that he is not entitled
to recover moneys expended by
Eldridge, as his agent, Judge Galloway
this morning rendered decree in favor
of the defendants in the case of M. L.
Jones against Geo, c.. Shelter, ct al.
Notice Of appeal to the supreme court
was given following the decision, by
Attorney John II. McNary, representing
Mr. Jones.
This is one Of the most sensational
civil cases tried in Judge Galloway s
court for some time. Jones brought ac.
tion against Shelter and Eldridge to re-
cover deed to $50 acres of land and
$1,000 in money, which he, through
Eldridge, traded for some hotel proper
ty located in Portland 1t was admit.
ted at the trial that Eldridge was
Jones' special agent, engaged to con
summate the deal, whereby Jones was to
take over the hotel and equipment in
consideration of $1,000 and $50 acres
Of farm land in Marion county. Test.
mony showed that Eldridge closed the
deal, and Shelter who was the third
party, accepted the deed to the 75O
acres of land and the agreement where
in the cash should be paid. Eldridge
then asked for $4,000 fees for his laboB
as special agent for Jones. Eldridge
in claiming the $4,000 fee, alleged that
he paid Mr. Proudfoot, the owner Of the
hotel in question $4,000 TO win him over
and the plaintiff could not deny the al.
legation, for the reason that Mr.. Proud.
foot is now dead.
In deciding the case, however, Judge
Galloway held thatthe plaintiff should
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
LEADING WOMAN OF WEXFORD
sUsTAINs BROKEN WRIST

Miss Mildred Kirby popular leading
woman of the Colonial Players com
pany Of the Wexford theatre, is SUI.
fcring from the Effects of broken wrist
aud for a time will be compelled to
abandon her role with the well.known
stock company The accident happened
as the result Of a mistep on the stairs
leading from the stage to the basement
Notwithstanding the pain, she stood the
ordeal well when two surgeons adjusted
the fracture, which occurred just above
the wrist Of the left forearm.
On account Of the accident, the com
pany was compelled to abandon for the
present the "Fair Yirginian,' which
was to have been put on Friday and
Saturday nights. In its place "My
Uncle From Japan" win be given. Miss
Marion Adams has just arrived from
the Bailey.Mitehell theatre in Seattle
and will take the part Of Miss Kirby
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
Huerta Feels Safe.

Mexico City, Feb. 5.--President Hu.
erta scoffed today at the idea of TAX.
ing refuge at the United States embas.
sy, in the event of his capital s capture
by the rebels
The idea is ridiculous" (" he said, an.
swering United Press representa-.
tive's query concerning his attitude to.
ward the offer of Charge d'Afaires
O'Shaughnessy made to him as well as
to other high officials Of his govern.
ment.
Says He Will Crush Rebels.
Protection either for me or for any
of my officials is unnecessary" he con.
tinued. "The refuge for Mexico and
for all its officials and citizens is my
army, which is nearer victory today
than ever. The world will soon see
a vast military movement in this coun.
try ending in termination of the re.
bellion, and the stamping out of the
rebels. "
Huerta gave orders to the officials
throughout the country today to be es.
pecially vigilant to protect foreign lives
and property.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
Plans for New Home Of Capital
Journal Will Soon be COMPLETED

Articles Of incorporation Of The Cap.
ital journal Printing Co., have been
filed with the Marion county clerk and
the secretary Of state The incorpo.
rators are Graham p. Taber, G. II. Fish.
er aud George G. Bingham.
The new firm has placed an order
for a Goss semi.rotary perfecting press,
capable Of printing ten pages at time,
and delivering the papers printed and
folded at the rate Of G,O00 an hour. The
machine Is Of the most modern pattern
and performs lis work with both speed
and perfection. Another linotype has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05
DELEGATES TO LABOR
CONFERENCE NAMED
BY GOVERNOR

Governor West today appointed Mrs.
Nellie Trumbell, Rev. Father Murphy,
Labor Commissioner Hoff and Isaac
SWEET to attend the national confer.
enee on Unemployment to be held in
New York February 27 and 2s. The
request for the appointment came from
Henry b. L. Seager, president Of the
American Association for Labor Leg.
islation, and John b. Andrews, secre.
tary, and they recently issued the fol.
lowing announcement;
The American association for Labor
Legislation has voted to call a National
Conference ON Employment. In place
Of the usual June meeting Of the as.
sociation every effort is being made
to focus national attention now upol
this most srious problem Of industry.
"This winter the employment stu.
alton is acute. But while we encourage
relief agencies to struggle with their
problem now we do not forget that
serious irregularity Of employment is
not temporary in America. 1t is con.
tinually "our greatest industrial evil. "
Indifference Is Rule.
"Our special committee has been
working for two years but public indif,
ference was the rule during the time Of
comparative comfort. II required Il
striking emergency to fix public at.
tention. by the end Of February em.
ergeucy relief viii probably have been
used In most American cities. Hun.
drcds Of thoughtful citizens Il is be.
lioyed will then be ready TO come TO-.
gcther and help work out the cOnstruc,
tive proposals for prevention.
" For this purpose the association for
Labor Legislation is calling a national
conference on unemployment TO meet
in New York City Friday and satur.
day February q and 2s. Governors
and mayors Of cities have been invited
to attend or send delegates, Practical
social workers throughout the country
have received the Announcement with
enthusiasm,
"This national conference will con
stitute nm important step in advance,
It will register the results attained, and
will draw up program Of practical
action. We rely on your cooperation
TO ensure the success Of the conference
and to promote, by this means, the per.
manent campaign against unemploy.
meut In America
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05

been ordered, which will give The Capi.
tai journal three fine machines.
Architect George Post, Of this city,
has just completed'the plans for the re.
modelling Of the new Capital journal
building, and the contract will probably
be let some time next week, and by
the middle Of March The Capital
journal expects TO be installed per.
manently in It's new nome.
When the new quarters have been
completed they will be among the best
and the plant as fine as any in the
state. The work which is to be done
on both the interior and exterior Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-05

the building will make II modern IN
every respect and we'll arranged for
the big plant,
The now plant and offices will be 10.
Gated right in the heart Of the business
district, the building being but a few
feet south Of the Ladd Bush bank,
at the intersection cf state and Com
mercal streets. The property affords
ample room for extensions and add.
itons, which viii permit it becoming
tho papers permanent home.
As soon MS Architect Post has com.
pleted the plans for remodelug the
work will commence.