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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30

Berel, Der ibm gum Opfer fiel. Gin
iremoer Nrbetter, 3apio Jlelbs, Der
nit anoereH Nrbeitern nit Dem Nuf.
rittsn oes StabIserultes auf Dem Swei'
ten Stodwert belhditigt mar, trat oui
Elm IoleS BRETT uno ltilrste ploslih in
Ole 2iete, Sluet Stodtuerfe binab nno
NIT Dem &pple aui Den &ano elmer
9eltunaS'Nusgrabuno aufihIa9eno.
Gann tleI er auf slnen in Der Nus.
9rdbun4 belhaftiqten anoeru Nrbeitee.
Der leoob nttt psrlebt muroe, oa Die
Nntt oes 6alee ourd, oas Nuiihla.
gen nuf Den Nus0rabun9srano aebros
den lporoen mar. Ter llnfau iubrte
5telo1 700 herbsi. Die 9eihs muroe
nab 6eBler X EabI's Wtpreue sebrabt.
&erluhe. &srpanote uun 6ielo III
itnben. lino bis iebt ie6leeihIasen. bod
9Idubt man onB slue Shuelter pon
lam in Chicago mobnt.
Ter unldIl. Der turilih Sobn ,3ohu
npn bier mleoerfuhr aelhab bstGnntIltl
IN osrlfIben @eiis. Doh fam Der Der.
un9lntte nit eInem peritauhtsn &iidsn
nuo slnem 9ebrodenen SeiH oauon.
Nut pnroe o0mdls ser Mdnu. nuf
otn 3abn IlsI, midi perlesi.
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EQUATOR Spiuaro EensSale ppu

sparta. Der &orIiber ser iogenannlen
Sdlteltommlllton, bat cine Grtl1runo
otionentIltt, in Der er Die anaeblidl
eniltelten Nn9aber Der Erelie angreift
nno cine Shlloerun9 oeS @oraebens
oes Counties IN Den perihieoenen Stdos
ten 9tbt. @r ltelt in Nbreoe, ooB Nr-
bett"mdod)en unpaiienSs 5rasen aelteut
iuuroen. ooB oeren Mn9ab,u peroHent.
Ilht moroen isien uno oaB Sntereiien.
ten teIne @eIesenbsit 9eaeben maroe.
lih etn9ebeno iir Die eine poer anoere
Sttte Der 6r09e ousSulpred}n. j3ubl.
ride Srltlten Der 3bdtlQteit oeS Cont
tes III Der Ytelie muroen beantuorlet.
" iIttrte bos uon Der leeteu 9egtSlns
tur dn9enommene @eiss uno Iuht nab.
lulpetlen. Dab er uno le,ne 9oleQen in
Gem 9omlte uur i'm Sinue oes @eisees
nthetteten uno bslhrilbt. in lpelhsr
|selIe Die unierluhur9en oelettet MUIR
Den 2roe allen o,eieu .Grtl0runaen"
)tebt IS left, bnB Ole Gommtiliou nur
StmnB 4 + ii /. ober tHnen b e..
letttgt.
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Screins= NtG6riGten.

- Sn ser jibrliheu @eriommIun9
Der Ga @rOiie NutuaI 2Oau ano
BUILDING NiiueintiOn wuros:, Die fCIs
aenben Eirettorsn 9epdbl,. 8ialam
Ginning, On 9lIebubr. Sobu 5dnee'
berger. &c. 6arter. g8m. Torrance.
3. 81. Shwdlbe. S &. 6tiit, 5reb.
Tetmer. Carl SURRENDER. Gro. s
@orOon, @hos. Brub. ST.. s. s.
&unfel. O.. U. 0eller, II. s. Jries UNI
&. u. Eampelin.
- Der Noroeuf8erein, Der OienItaa
Nbeno in Der 5rObiinn.0oll leine
S0breeoeriammlun9 belt, mdbIte Die
f%Oleenoen neuen Seamten: YGaiioent,
2lncrfw s. 3hpmpiOn; &i5e>& rGiioent,
SObn 0uIberg; SetrstGr, @omaro
Sstlitao; ShdBmeiiter. Sbec. 0abl
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Wd)tune,
Ollie Omitcr.

9febmt Elm soc Stiit. geht mad,
Senlh.aaS Apothtts sos Main Sir.
unn ld9t ibm Ct iol.e Gudl cine ;Tlaite
pou Der @rauS Ysrbc Santa Nuitens
@ur 9ebeu 9,ehmt lie aetreu ip,e cr
~ Gut ll3tu miro. uno Guer 0ui.Fr
miro bdlN uprbe ietn. llno oa;n fp,.
bait tie .t,ue ihlNNht c6er uotfe.ft,
Seltauoihtt.f, uuo ltlmedt Il, tr5
nehui. clB liz ielbit upn &inStyn cfrns
geuo,in1eu Miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30

Gin prptet! 9ie Wilhtdn6Ier
oeS Stnates bielten tiirSlib in Der
Qie6ertaiel.6nlle IN WPilmaufee cine
@sriommlun9 ab, in weIder 9eaeu Die
D%rolndn5. ole perlan9t baB SIC arbP
Dem 9ubsrtulOie'3et untere
mUrien meroen. energlih proteitirt
Wuroe. Sur Oielen 9smein,oadoIihsn
Shwinbel tOnnen ii9 Die Scrmer bel
unlerer WtiQtonen . untUeriit at bsbnns
fen!
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llniaus=G bronif.

Nan EtnNrrsait. Elm II Sabre alter
Iun9e, oeIlen @,ttru i'll 1927 aaue
StroBs ;pohnen ethielt ourh nnge'
l+'die* 0%lHHhobfu eluer Tltnte, tueIte
'lh entIno. e'rct @6uB IN Die Srnlt
huo bat fd o,t Rg3s! m 6ieiih ober'
lslntr EuusIn 'ra>ieet Us IT
8eiahr %por6anoeu ioIanse ttiue
SIuiusrailtnn9 btu;Ltrllt.
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Gin ioeaIes Trnneu Snratip'
Mittel.

8sr mDhte Salse ODER GATOR Oil
einuehmeu. trenn es nihtS beieteS
aibt pis Or. Sings gtsp Niie G;us
fir alleu IrubsI Der Gjnesweioe. Gls'
ielbeu pirttu leidt gro nntiirljh fir
ogu Mdlsu uno Die 92bsr. itlmultteu
uue rsau,,rcn oJe G~jnaeUejoe uuo re-
aul.yeu Nos gduSe S6rper5u7tfm Grsis
25c. &ei alien Npoibstsru. &. 6.
8aflru \ Go. &ajIaoelpbla oosr Ct.
9cujS.-NnS.
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Zie Statc Geological Surucn


IN DtaotluH bat loebea EN- lus,teres
lbrer Serle pon nit 10 ulslem
Settau ugenommenen Yampbleten
popaIarer Nalur uerofisntlttl. Ser
Itel Der neuslten Stoihure Ioutei:
p@eogtapbe uuo Suouitrte in Wts.
comm. 0as inlelsfiante &iidlen.
pas ulel res 8iiiersmertben eutbdlt.
TIT oon u. i. @bitbsd, YroIeiior Der
Geographic IN Ger Stadt8uniuerIitdt.
uelllBt. IS lit reid nit Saultratlunsn
uno 9atien dusaeitattst uno blelet
rstd]e 9ettilre fir Nat, Die iit iir ben
Sao9erltaat lnterellirer. 8as Bud
ltebt lsbem 8ir9er @iSconiins unent.
9eltllh sur &erln9ung, IS lino nur
itbn Gents iir Eorto sinsnienoen. 0os
EampbIet tit bon Der Sociological Surs
oep III WaoilOn 5u bsSieben.
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TSred,cr 1iebftnhl. 0dhreno Fl

Sred)cr 1icbftahl. @dhreno Sri.
@eneua @Oitlsp. 9odter BON ,Sohn
Gotten. Dor Dem Observation-Disclosures In
Der EOitanitalt itdno, puroe ibr uon
llnbetannten ole 2eOertaibe, Die So in
@eIo unb i%onltige Neribinten enthjeli
uno Die lie on Riemen iber tire Shuls
ter bdn9en bate, nbgeitnilten n ents
fuenoet. Ger 5au wuroe Der Hotjsei
QemsIoet. bod piro es oieier lUOhl
taum 9eljngen oeS 9isbe8 babbaft III
meroen, oa Ie gar feline 2tnballspuntle
bat.
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2aS neue Srrenipital fur pr.

breheriihe SIRE in &nupun ut nun
ucllsnost uno leinsr Seitimmune iiber'
aeben uoroen. @s lit 10 MODERN nls
mbaIid) einserihiet. fam 10 ga.
tlsntea fnilen uuo itsht unter Der 9eia
tun9 BON Or. 9tlh. Slepiter. Inter
Den SniaIieu. Die oas Spitnl beher.
bergen p,ro. befiuoet iih auh Spbn
Sdrant. Der Shuit. ipelher Grprdiioent
HooieusIt i'm Wousmber 1912 III Ntjls
lpuutee ermoroen mollie.
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Neuelte W,l3etneu.
alcuie SVCaalGEIelgeH ioi;eu:
NeirQtOs Ge(u6.

GIN Nittiper mlttlcrcu pltera uno obue
&'noer iucht ais 4eherserfdhrtin elm bras
pfs Mdodea gejtetcIen Nlif,s peer aud
eine YSlttpe NIT Elm poer slpei ainoern.
@at Elm autes Gtim unb aeiid,ertts @infoms
men. Gbrlihe G%iierten meroen itreng pcr<
idwirQen behunoelt. uno iino an ocn rytoros
tern" in 9a Grplie unter Der Gb,fire VI. ii
ei1A uienpen, mo allies Mdbere gu eriabren,
Ionic aud Die &bptpgtapbie oes @eiut-
~ltelerS eir5uiehen lit.
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Notice TO Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, La Crosse County. IS
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of Anna n. Arena late Of
the low of ashington, in said county, deceased.
Letters of Execute rship in sad matter having
been granted to John }. Arena Of Primghar, Iowa.
notice is hereby gwen that six months after the
18th day of January A. D.. 1914, are allowed to
creditors to present their claims against said de-
ceased for examination and allowance; and that
said court will on the eth day OF July A. D.. 1914,
at 10 O'Clock II. IN. of saidday, at the court room
of said court in the court house in the city of
La Crosse, in said county, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
said deceased.
BY the court,
JOHN BRINDLEY.
County Judge.
Dated this 9Th day of January 1914.
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@rORer SiifSms. 6rant GiispSfi,
Elm alter Bmonaer Slider, uno ielne
Seute modten leBter Gage elnen 5tifs
5ng, Der LANCE Sabre ni6t ieiueS @Iei.
den 9ebabt bat. SIN Ntlipiiippt ;pis
,ten 5lrei Dammen tur5 u~ntsrbalb
pOner gin9en unqeidbr 25,000 Yfnno
anrplen uno 8ufiaIos IN lbre giebe.
Yer @ertb Der 5tlhe oiirfte a~nndberno
$1,000 betrasen. Giispsfi mill oen
Sang na6 Nem YOrt auf Den Warft
brlnsen. &leQetdt ieben mir Die
6tlde lpdter ais 81 ii d EN- a m"
lpieosr.
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~ arer @eIcer gu niaB,atr ,Ymien ,ele
aeH nIrftte. e'nen uerldBlldPn siNtaaeber fir
Gteos hno mortgages hrnuni. ODER @eIb
1ui CUTE Sidberhelt aueielhen rlli. penoe
i'd al u. :. 9tfif ID. 203 G. 4. Strobe.
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Don Der MobIbabenbeit Der 0e.

Don Der @obIbabenbeit Der 0es
tpobner uon Bangor, oas i'm Jarmcens
trum unlereS id6nsu Ga @roIle @ounip
aeIegen ut. iprl6t Die 2botlade cine
bereote Sprade, oaB Die beioen i'm Srte
sGlltlrenoen 8anlen. obwobl Bangor
nur etiua i~iebenbunoert @itmobmer
5ablt, bod tnsgelammt Spareinldgen
uno nnoerpeltl9e 3epoiten in ether
0Obe 0 ilber elmer balben Wi1ion
Nutlars beliben. Benn man Die He.
lerueIonos orr beiben 8anten Su oieier
Summe nab blr,urehnet. fommt Elm
&otnlbetrug b'rons. Der lih b0ren IdBt
nno 8an8ora 8eoeutung IN bellies 9,bt
ltelt.
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81 Sooe geitur;t.

n 9ienitna MOr9en
9esen 9 ubr erei9'
rets iih auf Dem
euen Nbiulbauss
Ban Der Seiletnan.
Brauerei tuieoer
elm beoauerliher
unfaa. uno luieosr
mars Elm Nrbelter
oer Torrance @les
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szy Ser bette autiden< urh @jepdd=
magenoleult in Ter Stoot wnn 9Shren RON
Der @Gtemap gttn 3rGnstrr O..
9eltefert. &hpncs 40.
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as Sunae oerlauat.

On oer Ncroltsru sQrutfrst tnrn sju
9unge IN AIter uon IL ,Iahren Nn.
%ltelunl linoeu.
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. :. ga Nuten, &ernheruuge.
glgeHf bltglhalts' ober SlheIbftts ,1cnos
1873 2SedrI Stra6s.
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Sersnisnngs=@ eyweiier.

va Grpfie Sbeaicr. Ban 9pte & eaton
Stod 90. ,,eoen abeno uno Niatinefs
Jeoen 50nntag 3Ienita8, 2oRnerllas uno
Samitag.
Waieific. Seoen Godmittas uno abeno
&auoepille. uno g8anoelblloeT.
Siiou. 9eorn yiadmittGg uno &beno
2SanoeIbll0er.
enric. 9eoen Nadmittns uno abeno
Nnnoelbiloer.
gafino. 9eoen yiGdmiitog uno Nbeno
99anoeiblloer.
Star. 3eoen Hadmtttas uno NbeHo
SRanoeibllber.
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WeiGaffssJiott;sn

f% II. @IinB. 500 MatH Ctr yeparirt Il q IL
! dirme: MAD ana meme; repaiiIt ebeHialls SAnhe
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ID
Company, Nationnl GrureB @ompann,
uniteo Stdtes GrpreB GOmpdnp. @els
Sarge & 80. @rpreB So. uno @eiiern
@rpreB Company baben Elm Rntenbuh
oruten laTlsn, iueldes isoem SntereIen.
ten germ suseian6t miro. IS ioa oils
5librer olenen un6 aibt in iiberIibtlis
der 5orm Nustuuit, ME ii6 Die neuen
Hnten 9egen Die olten uerbalten.
Die nenen @rpreb.8 Staten limb bebeu.
teno nleorlseru ols Die alien uno Seieen
Oas Beltreben Der @rpreB.8 eieuidaiten
Der Bddetpo't @pnturreni gu madtn
Bet 8etOroernn9 bon 9atttsn nui arb.
Bere 3tltanSen Iino Die neuen @rpreB.
Staten onr6I6nittIih uleoriser ais Die
Hadetpoits Staten.
Die alte @rpreB.3ate BON 81 fir Elm
q Htuno'Bafet pon gleW gOrt mad
Chicago miro auf 81 Gents berunters
geiest. Die @rpreB. 8eIeGidait lpiro
oas 8ofet boIen, bei0r6srn uno abltes
fern fir oiele Summe. Die Rate Der
Eadetpoit 5wiihen benielben Orten unb
iir baiielbe @epiht lit Sl.0O. uno
Gerieni9e, Der ieins q Giuno nit Der
BadstpOit geianot babsn mill, muB rs
lsIbli gum Holtamt traqen.
Die alte @rpreBsRot uDn rs Gents
iiir Elm ) Bfuno.8 ddet RON gtem Dolf
nah Dallas, 3eraS, miro dul IS @snts
bcro3afIeBt iUeroeu. 3ie Hofsipolt for
bert 81 Gents. Sir 10 BIuno nib
Die altc Rdte Der GrpreBs @eiellddit
ucn Sl.l5 nun rs Gents uerSsn; be
Yltetpplt iOroert 81 OF. Die aIte Rote
Der @rpreBs@ Sc lslldaft pm 81 65 TIr
20 Tluno miro $1.20 ltin; @adeipolt
S2.0I.
Die alte State Ser @rpreB. @eieQihoft
Don 90 Gents fir > &iuno BON gtem
Yort na6 Wtilmaufee miro 50 Gents
TEN o%aiieIbe iuie bel Der 9odetpoit.
Nber Die State Der Grpre6. @eIeuihaIt
uon so Gents fir 10 Hiuno miro Al
Gents iein. bnsesen 90 Gents bel Der
BndetpOlt. Die nlts 6ate Der @rpreB.
8eleaihaft 0 S1.10 ilr 90 Yfuno
miro IS Gents iein. bin9egen i~oroert
Die 8adetpOit Sl.22 II. NJ.
Die @rpreB'@ eiealhaiten iin6 bon
Der 5miihenitaatlihen ,0an6els.@ ONE
mlliion 9ejmun9en poroen, cine Serab.
lebung ibrer &aten porsunsbmen. Nber
lelbIt menn bic Communion Die Nenoes
run9 niht beioblen bate. 10 miroe bos
@eIeb Der Selblterbaltung Die @eIea>
lhGflen ge5tuun9en baben. Der Gonfurs
reni'5oroerun9 Ser 3afstpolt gu tes
gegnen; uno oteIeS 9ueu. ons nit ben
ih0rflten wIrtbihaitliden @oIisn nrlroe
aus9eiodten wOroen lsiH, bate b~ieiel.
ben 6ol9en gebabt,
8urh Die @Onfurrens Ser Badetpoit
muroen Ole GrpreBs@sienihoiten geno.
tbl8L oas Nublitum belier gu beblenen
- uuo oa5 mirb oQmdblla Der eiqeue
Gortbsll Der GrpreBs@ elealdaIten iein.
Die erfol9relde Gonturren5 5wjihen
ben GrpreBs@sie1 Idaften uno Dem 8uit'
amt III audi beitimmt. Dem Eubl,tum
CUTE 3ienlte lettens Der Badetpoit Su
brin9en, Oenn 9e9eniiber elnem lfarisn
uno erfoI9reiben Gonturrenten mus
Die &adetpoit bsiier uno blIt9er orbeIs
ten, um iiberhnupt be1teben gu f0nnsn.
0urh belize HlpaIeu - Edfetpoit uno
@rpreBs@eieuibaiteu -. Die beioe be'
mibt iino, oos 8eite gu tbun, miro bas
EubIlfum mebr mno mebr GortbeiIe 9e'
,,t,,.,,
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8.

@eftern iuar W~eifentag. Der
@eburtstGg u~nieres unusrgeBlthen
W%tdrtnrsrs BrGiioenten W cainlep.
unb lbm Su @bren murbe Der Gag ijber
bas 9nnle Qano bin 9eieiert.
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@Gir haten nitht nur &dume, Yier>
GSS itrouher uno ETanscn, ionoern
~ clprotte Gprter, IN 9Slsconiin aez
5ogen unb Dem rDrolld1tn alimla anaepoBt.
Sic madfn tein Experiment, menu Gie
oleie SUrten pilarSen. Sir peitere Nuss
tunit ienben Sic flr u%nieren SatoIog.
The y OrthwOOd Nurseries.
kHethe Bro d. Gieenthimer.
Coon Valley. Wisconsin.
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Nene GrprtB Staten.
Sieieiben iueroeu am /. 1sebruar in
Strait trcten.

ii oanI /. Gebruar
irelsn fir ben Der.
innot ourh bic
GrpreB = @eien.
Ihnfien neue @rs
pres : Staten in
Strait. Die Nbams
GrpreB Company,
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Dated this 9Th day of January IVA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
new INDUSTRIAL CLUBS
TWENTY-FIVE ARE ORGANIZED
BY COUNTY SCHOOL SUPER
VISOR CORNELIUS.

Twenty-Five Industrial clubs organ
ized in Marion county rural schools
since March 90 is the splendid record
Of Miss Lizzie Cornelius, county school
supervisor, with five additional schools,
Detroit, Oakdale, Halls Camp, Denny
and Pleasant View, having the work
carried on by individuals, since no
clubs could be formed on account Of
the youth of the pupils. The following
are the names Of the schools, the ad-
visors and the names Of the teachers
in charge:
Cloverdale-J. NJ. Hamilton, Hazel
Harris and Mable Harck.
Summit Hill-G. W. Faris, Sophie
Watson.
Elkhorn-selas ROda, Elizabeth
Luce.
Niagara-C. A. Bills, Maude Jones.
Mchama-C. A. Mulkey, Bertha King
Sublimity-Father Lainck, Rose Van
dehey and Sister NJ. Aquinas.
Fern Ridge-Peter Etzel, Francisco
Kirsch.
Oak Glen--Ed Downing, Myrtle Tay-
Tor.
witzel-H. c. Witzel, Althea Lowry.
Howell - Joseph Becker, Bessie
Wade.
Rock Point-Alvin Burns, Jennie
King.
MeAlpin-Margaret Doerfler NJ. Au-
rora Davis.
Centerview-Mrs. L. B. Haberley,
Tena Loe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take glass of Salts to Flush out Your
Kidneys and Neutralize Irri-
tating Acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it ON to the bladder,
whore it often remains to irritatc and
inflamc, causing burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation ut
the neck of the bladder, obliging you
to seek relief two or three times dunng
the night. The sufferer is in constant
dread, the water passes sometimes with
o scalding sensation and is very pro-
fuse; again, there is difficulty in
avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it,
because they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this.is really
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

Victor Point-Ava j. Darby, Ava j.
Darby.
Oak Grove-A. c. BarrOws, Stella
Qertsein.
King.
silver Creek Falls-JOe Lang, Cora
Jean Huff.
Oak Ridgc-Charles Ramsden, Belle
Glamer.
Indepeudenee-hlrs. II. II. Pagett,
Mrs. II. III. Pagett.
Parish Gap-Mrs. Schulz, Florence
Morton.
Union--Mrs. f. II. Belknap, Mrs. E.
II. Belknap.
Fairview-Heury Palmer, Lydia
Herndon.
Libby.
Battle Creek--Mrs. w. s. Lehman,
Lena NJ Matten.
Triumph-John Smith, Myrtle l..
Parsons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

one of the most simple ailments to over.
come. Get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from your pharmacist and take II
tablespoonful in glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or
three days. This will neutralize the
acids in the urine SO it no longer is Il
source of irritation to the bladder and
urinary organs which then act norm
ally again.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is
splendid for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here YOU have n pleasant, effcrves-
cent lithia-water drink, which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
MAN WHO SLEW WIFE
FOR STEPDAUGHTER, GUILTY.

Galesburg, ILL.,, April 1O.-Robert
Higgins, who murdered his wife last
fall that he might continue illicit rela-
tions with his step-daughter, Julia
Flake, was ararigned today in the cir
cult court at Aledo, Mercer county. He
pleaded guilty.
After the plea was entered the court
asked for all the evidence in the case
so that he might determine punishment.
Miss Flake was not present but she
will lhave a separate hearing later The
confessions of Higgins and the girl
were read to the court, and some other
evidence introduced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
Personal Mention

Supreme Judge Burnett returned this
morning from Portland.
c. c. Mccormick arrived from La.
Grande this morning.
Dave Millard has gone to Seattle,
Washington, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Currie and wife
of Suver are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Haynes of Blaekfoot,
Idaho are guests at the Bligh.
Cooke Patton has returned from q
several days business trip to Seattle.
NJ. f. Greene and f. Minton arc
Portland people stopping at the Bligh
today.
Mrs. Hovenden, of Portland, is the
her daughter, Mrs. VI. L. Jones, of La
bish Meadows.
Attorney James Heltzel has .eturned
to Salem after transaeting legal bust
ness in Portland for short time.
Mrs. William p. Massey returned
yesterday to her home at Quinaby, after
visiting her mother in this city.
Hon. p. II. ID D'Arcy is in Portland,
where he was a speaker yesterday at
a Progressive party luncheon at the
Portland hotel.
Hon. T. T. Geer returned last even
ing to Portland, after sizing up the po-
litical situation in this part of the
country for few days.
County Attorney Upiohn, of Dallas
Polk county, returned to his home las:
night after attending to business MAJ
ters here for a short time.
Miss Frances Hosmer, Mrs. W. II
Drake, Miss Sylvia McGinnis, Miss A
Alice Jack and Mrs. +. b. Decker arr
Silverton women in the city today 70
attend the Rebeka convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde B. Hanson, Ct
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
TO HEAD OFF FEVER.

Washington, April 10.--Congress was,
advised today by Secretary of State
Bryan that all American nations would
join in the movement to prevent the
spread of yellow fever and other trop-
ical diseases with the opening Of the
Panama canal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
GIRLS KIDNAPPED.

Los Angeles, Cal, April 10.-Plicd
with knockout drops in confection-
cry store late yesterday, Ethel Hamlin,
16-years. and Evelyn Massey, aged
is years, were turned adrift in the
streets at daylight today, according to
the story told by the police.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

Astoria, was in the city yesterday Wis.
iting with Salem friends for af ew
hours. They left on the afternoon
Oregon Electric for Albany to visit for
a few days.
Mrs. Ada Howard has removed from
Harrisburg and will make her home
in this city, having taken the Waller
house on Liberty street. Mrs. Howard
is an aunt of Mrs. Hogan of this city.
She is a graduate of q Partisan school
of dressmaking and later may open par.
lors in this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

work, aided by a first class street com
missioner. The crossings in all parts
of the town are now in better shape
than they have been for years, AMI
when Mr.. Hatch is through with the iOD
they will all be in such shape that gum
boots with extra tops will no longer
be needed to tackle them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

The attorney general this morning
told W. II. Paterson that where the
state had made deed in which the
description was inaccurate that the
grantee was entitled to a correction
deed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

The display of easter lilies at Ruefs
is well worth passing around that way
Just to get a look at the beauties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

George Gray and Claude Belle, the
proprietors of the Gray.Belle coufec
tionery company, OF Salem, announce
that they will have their grand opening
of the new stort on state street next
Monday, April l3. The new candy shop
is about ready for occupancy, the furn
ishings having been delivered and part
ly set up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

Governor West accordin to his pro-
gram starts home from Denver today
and will be here Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
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Ed Croisan, the well known farmer
and capitalist of Salem, reports that
his grain and hop crop now growing on
his farm south Of Salem is getting
along fine. He states that prospects for
bumper yield in all produce is excel
lent and that, in the event no unforeseen
cold weather prevails, the Willamette
valley in general should beat the world
for agricultural output this year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

Frnak Francis will represent william
mette university in the annual prohi-
bition oratorical contest to be held at
Newberg this evening. The orators
with whom Mr.. Francis will compete to-
night with the schools the represent,
follows: Irvine Acheson, of Albany
college; Miss b. +. Magness, Of Dallas
college; b. l.. Putnam, of Eugene Bible
university; S. W. Grathwell, of Pacific
university; A. j. Klebe, of McMinn-
willie college; Lisle Hubbard, Of Pacific
college; Miss Jennie Bailey, Of Philo.
math college.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

The well known real estate dealer, j.
NJ. Long, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. !. d. Boyer, of Portland, is max
ing a visit to his former home, OIL
City, Pennsylvania. They are travelling
by the southern route and win visit a!
Los Ageles before continuing the journ-
ey. They will return about the first of
June, seeing New Orleans, Pittsburs
and several other cities on their trip.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iert Caster, of Red
lands, California arrived here this after
noon and intend to make their future
home in Salem. Mr.. Caster is a brick
mason by trade while Mrs. Caster ives
in the millinery business in the Cal
fornia city. They have not located per
manently as yet and are visiting friends
in this city at present.
o
Councilman Hatch, chairman Of the
committee on streets, is doing excellent