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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
PERSONALS
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Mrs. A E Finley with her little sons
left for her home in Corvallis after a
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Butte. ,,.,...,.4 .s.'.is
70. w. lddings and wife, of Eugene,
were here today to attend the funeral
of Mr.. ldding's IS brother, Elmer Iddings,
killed in an automobile accident near
Boise, Idaho, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Corkle, of Portland,
arrived yesterday in Salem to attend
the Carmichael funeral. The CorEles
are related to Mrs. Kate Bell, daughter
of the late John Carmichael.
Colonel c. +. S. Wood was registered
at the Marion yesterday.
G. f. Livesley, of Portland, brother
of T. A. Livesley, is Salem visitor.
S. B. Vincent is at the Marion
/ s. F. Owen and son, are recent ar
rivals at the Sarion.
w W.lGiggs, of Seattle, is registered
at the Marion.
I w. F. Jeffries, of Portland, is at the
4 Marion.
4 U. G. Shipley is transacting business
in Portland
4 William Mclaughlin and his Nephew
dennis Donovan, left for the Hot Lake.
this morning, for the benefit of Mr.. Ms
Laughlin' health. He has been suf
fering with severe attack of rheuma
tism for the past month.
P. f. Garnett, secretary Of the Stat
Industrial accident commission will re
turn tonight from Portland where h
: went this morning on short busines
trip.
Mrs. ]. G., Reigelman, who lives a
$40 Mill street, left Salem this morr
ing on the 5 o'clock Oregon Electri
of Portland. She will visit in the Ros
City for several days with relative
and friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
BENSON LEADS ONE VOTE.

According to the latest reports from
the Benson camp, the Judge is leading
Justice MeNary by one vote in the re-
count for the nomination for supreme
Judge. A supplementary abstract OF
the vote of Grant county was received
at the office Of Secretary Of State Oh.
eott today from Grant county. 1t also
appears from a telegram received by
Governor West from District Attorney
Meredith Of Curry county that 10 votes
(which were thrown out in the last elcc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

"a
) Colonel c. e. S. Wood, of Portland,
in a street speech here last night pro.
testing against war, said that the best
way to put an end to the European con-
flict was to starve the armies into cast
ing aside their arms, and to compel them
to look for something to eat.
He declared, however, that there was
no hope for that solution, for the other
countries would find way to deliver
them food at enormous prices.
The speaker said he was disap-
pointed in the Socialist joining with the
monarchs in the conflict, and declared
that they had been misled by false
nse of patriotisms He thought there
were two kinds of Socialists-one that
would fight in an emergency for the
fatherland, and the other that con.
sidered all people brothers, and the
rights of man superior to anything else.
The following are few of Colonel
Woods epigrams:
When all this fighting is over, with
hundreds Of thousands Of men slain,
plenipotentiaries of the countries now
at war will sit down at table and
settle tthe whole thing. They will set.
tie then what might iustfas well have
been settled before the war started. >"
Did the plain people make one de.
mand for this warl They knew moth
ing about it. If this war teaches any
thing it should teach disarmament
have been soldier and / have seer
men with pistols and guns and Bowl,
knives, and ] never saw an armed
it,
"The nations were ready for war an,
that is what caused it.
II "One war payes the way for another
Germany was prepared for it and knev
France wanted revenge" y"
-" When the flag means leading on t.
human freedom it should be honore
and revered, but when used as blin
idol to inflame young men to fight fo
capitalistic interests it should not be.
, a E. l.. Cannon, of Salem, state seert
tary of the socialist party, spoke, fo
lowing the address of Colonel Woo,
He contended that the speaker ere
: when he stated that some of the Eurt
, pean socialist aided their respectiy
governments. He has proven from O
ficial communications from the sOcialil
parties Of France, Germany, Austri
d England, that they-'opposed the WI
o to the last minute, and he fears for IL
}. worst, when the criticism of secrecy
o removed. There were between 500 al
Q 700 at the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
Daddy 'sBedtirne'
OtOrV-
What Is the
Biggest Nuisance
On Eartha


asked Evelyn sS' nuisance on eaf'n next 10 enha'ent
your little headT 80 - ' ' p ~ w
n children [ say yesterday was any greater
ae know go1 10 acting and behaving
ate with h uuy perhaps could Children are
o when guess When they good they are very good
Its mopt @ e oo they are hod But know greater nuisance
s e he house 1t be the fashion for some
M either @ out most of the people grew sick OF their bargain
% make r monkey give him away for the little beast
% His am @ na' was brought by man as present to
DE mn, mat family will always remember Danny
% u & s anu peeable and cunning when he was first brought
He was ts auu every one petted him very much
N @ ~ guess one of the worst ac,no u,onevs o,
leave nj, a de was into all mischief day long
m 0ed In the night 70 do more He was regular little
and when @ a the cutansthe nice lace curtainsal tied up In
aei they vn % lot brush brush their hair they would fnd Il
sas hu. KNOW that Danny had hidden somewhere He
wtsr anu some he lose so they would never find
~ sari o. would chase him punish him he would run ON
ae a otner place was con nyenien and nerbaps smash
~ ae dearly love-, - I, Sua'ter at them Ike little Inn
sn e ne cook avfutv him hnd
act ta m tabe and like an owl while Danny
krs9 ana b. they us, =. % u he were iaughng ii her
NE on " aen him chain hut' sonehov othp,
and they a ana honped tSbe and broke some valuable
rum the were burglars IN the house
~ aeh phah That last straw 60 they rave Danny
e now making NIL the trouble he for some
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
WOMAN sUsPEcTEJ -
OF BRUTAL CRIME

Oregon City, Aug. 26.-Mrs, Charles
Bernier was arrested this afternoon on
an open charge pending the outcome OF
injuries to her husband who was found
in bed in his home here at . o'clock
this morning, his skull crushed with a
blunt instrument. The finding Of the
injured man was reported to the police
by A. j. Snrber, neighbor, VINO was
summoned by Mrs. Bernier three hours
hours after the time sde states that
she discovered her husband had been
assaulted.
According to Mrs. Bernier she found
sher husband lying on couch carried
him upstairs and put him to bed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

ton because more than one candidate
for governor had been voted for may be
recounted in the contest for the supreme
judge nomination. The judges of the
election held that the ballots were
spoiled and as result counted none
Of the votes for the other offices on
the ballots. Judge Benson carried this
precinct in question by y votes ac-
eording to the official returns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

Autos anu cdIfluSte cohNcyVu
large number of relatives and friends
from Salem to the splendid country
home of AIR. and Mrs. G. f. Kurtz to-
dav. who gathered in celebration of
the Kurtz's golden wedding anniver-
sary. They are among the pioneer resi-
dents of Salem and are well known
throughout the state.
Hon, W. H. Downing and party, who
have been enjoying a motor "trip
through the Cascade mountains, were
guests for several days at Belknap
springs.
Mrs. John H. Lewis and SINE i daughs
ters, Margaret and Elizabeth, returned
home yesterday after tive weeks out
ing at Bay Ocean, where they occupied
cottage.
Mr.. Lewis joined them for the first
week of their stay.
Mrs. Russell Stephens, of Portland,
who has been q weekend guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. McPeek,
has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens recently took
up their residence in Portland in an
attractive new bungalow, located at
1914 Thompson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soos, of 1915
North Nineteenth street, have had a:
their guests the pest week Mr.. Soos
sisters, Mrs. G. III. Bruemmer and Miss
Helen Soos, of Tacoma, Wash. Mis-!
Martha Killies, cousin of Mr.. Soos, oi
Portland, mas also been entertained by
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nelson and littl
son, Thomas, arrived yesterday to max,
their home in Salem, having formerl.
resided in Wenatchee, Wash. Mr.. Mel
son is the new principal of the SaleI
high school, They are guests at tn
home of Superintendent and Mrs. 0. N
Elliott, but will make their home 500
at 49l North Cottage.
Mrs. Linn Baldwin and Mrs. Lloy
r Hauser were in Portland yesterday t
!: meet Mrs. Baldwin IS daughter, Mr.
Frank Hatfield, of Palo Alto, Cal, VIII
arrived by steamer, and who will be tn
= guest of her mother for several week
e Hon. and Mrs. Hal D. Patton al
:. home from three weeks honeymoo
l, trip through Canada, most of the tin
h being spent at Banff, at Lake Louis
e After September 18th, Mr.. and Mr.
Patton will receive their friends at, Il
Patton residence, SS3 Court street.
r. Miss Ruth Evans, daughter Of NJ
and Mrs. d. M. Evans, who is We
known in Salem, was the recipient
to pleasant pre-nutial surprise show
IN at the home of her parents east
III Salem Monday.
is Motoring from Salem were Mi
al Lloyd Hauser, Mrs. Ivan Bellinger al
Mrs. W. H. Cook. They were join
by the Messrs Hauser in the eyenir
s. who, with them, were guests at an o.
=: fashioned dinner. s
~ ~ Miss Evans has been teacher
10 H the ,Scio public schools for sever
to. m years, and her marriage to Marion 4
m mold, Of that place, will be celebrat
hs sometime in October
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

The action brought by Tong Lee
against j. f. Sutherland and Clyde
G. Scnredel was dismissed by Judge
Galloway of department No. of the
circuit court yesterday, as the case was
settled out of court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

The dedication of that Swelish-Nor,
wegian peace monument, which took
place a week ago last Sunday, is not
likely to have any effect so far as
shortening the war is concerned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
|WarBulletins

TOXIC, Aug. 26.--The steamship
Minnesota, on which the German am.
bassador and his staff will sail for Sc.
attic, changed her sailing date today
from August "a to August 20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

COPENHAGEN, via London Aug. 26.
That Russia's invasion of east Prus-
sia threatened panic in Germany was
admitted in Berlin advices received
here today by way of the frontier
Many rich Germans are fleeing to
Scandinavia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

IA .na club potiees will
d society," se.iyy,S S't for the daily issue : !. .
\ re- Tss'1SsSi Capital Journal edit. editorisi "a Il
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| ...,. have been issued by Mrs.
.'iIsl,oe, S.r0s, and Mrs. W. r; Kirk & xi@ for
, pan saip,' affair for Mrs. H. D; KIM I'M
ilI''tS I y g .iyeu at the home OF the Tor,
|rA T.is,s . = s' afternoon from half 4 past
|'d if'u,' ~ o'clock. Assisting will De
" v, \ Tsldo Mills, Mis-; GeneVieye AYR
Y N md The Misses eoltfa'
=. .,a Mrs. F. W, Spencer accom-
". ' 1s nephew, Howard Spencer
,, ,'i1a q. y Angeles, California, who is
iias T.. me- tbe summer as their guest, are
Isial's ,IsiSs an s outing at the various coast
n:oTis
william McGilcbrist, sr., daughters,
,.,1D Ethel, Hazel, and son, Nieol, are
ls,' ~, from Newport, where they have
". ssn' ,nsOdiug 1, the summer at their cot
~ NJ McGilehrist will motor
SS, With friends today
,r.s Mamie Malvin, whose marriage
4 !. La Krape will be an event of Sep
,'nbsr was the inspiration for an at
',,,tiye linen shower, given last night
N which Mrs. Henry BOsfhardt, Mrs
RDiamin Brown and Miss Christabe
I.rstt were hostesses, entertaining {
,unber Of Miss Malvin's friends at thu
home Of Mrs. BOsfhardt.
Conplimenting DR.. and Mrs. H. D
Einbal, Of Kimball college, Mrs. R. 5
Wallace entertained with an informa
dinner party last night, laying cover
,ko for Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B, Kay, Mis-
\ Marjorie Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Oinger, Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rob
srtsOn and children have returned fror
one tbOuand.mile motor trip throug
asten and southern Oregon, havin
' been away several weeks. Their jOul
nsy was made over the Mckenzie higl
way, through the Mckenzie pas
through Bend to Crater lake, the retur
trip being made by way of the Pacifi
. highway through Medford. They wen
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Barnes and children, Ruth and Ralpl
Eho were unable to return home wit
I iiem owing to being held at Odell lal
iar auto repairs.
NJ. and Mrs. John Shipp returnt
Monday from Newport, wheresthey e
Neda ten'days' outing.
tslieitations are being extended
r.. and Mrs f. G. Hornschuch up,
iAsSIrth Of a little daughter, who W
y aIlea Naomi. Mr.. Hornschucl
"A pastor Of the English EvangeliC
'lurrh on Chemeketa street.
\ NJ and Mrs. B. X. Lawson and Nj
Slase Lilly are entertaining Mrs. j.
Johnson and daughter, Marguerite,
'e'lage Grove, and Miss Louise Grifi
y Eastern Oregon, as house CUES
q MISS Grlffin will leave for her home
Ianov' Mrs. Lawson, son, B. Kent,
=, and Miss Lilly were guests of I
'0lnscns in Cottage Grove recent
ana upon their return home accom-
Tsd BY Mr.. Lawson and Miss F,
n uoOOs iney were joined by Mr.. a
= T's; 40 Johnson and daughter, Captain
4 A.. a, hstcalf and Mrs. Grey, all of c
f sss uIcve, in an auto trip through
\ Mckenzie 4 river country.
4 iOI the pleasure of Mrs. johnson ;
esg - aaughter Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
A S SaIp0sll, who were Cottage Grove r
,,i"s, as oefose l'. coming to Salem, ent
AN AIMED with an informal dinner yest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

LONDON, Aug. ga Russian and
German naval clash in the Baltic sea
near the entrance to the Gulf of Fin
land was reported today in a news
agency dispatch received here from
Stockholm. The Official military infor-
nation bureau could not confirm it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

LONDON, Aug. 26--Rallying against
the invaders, Austrian troops have de-
feated the Russians in seven-hours'
battle in Austrian Poland, according
to report received here today from
Vienna. The story was unconfirmed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

We anxiously await the day when
all the knockers and kickers Will yet
together and fight it out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
COL. c. E.S. WOOD SPEAKS
TO SALEM AUDIENCE

Held Socialists Were mo Better. Than
Christians Thinks Nation should
Have Court, and An Army to En-
force Its Desires.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga dispatch
received here today from Minister Nor
genthau at Constantinople said rumors
had reached thore of threatened Mus
sulman attacks on Christians in Euro
pean and Asiatic TurkeS.
Government officials, however, re-
fused to regard the situation as serious,
stating there they had plenty of troops
to protect the Christians in case of an
attempted massacre.
LONDON, Aug. 26,--In response to q,
call by General Baden H. Powell for
100000 Boy Scouts to do semi military
duty. in Great Britain, the boys were
volunteering today in thousands.
PARIS, Aug. 26.--' Advices from tho
front report great battle, progressing
favorably for the allies,' announced
the war office at noon today,
I LONDON, Aug. 26--"We have nc
official information, announced the
Belgian legation here today, "that tho
Germans have captured any of the Ma
mur forts. We feel certain that ma
jority Of them are intact, though thu
Germans undoubtedly passed through
the town.
FoLKESToNE, Eng Aug. &c.
Steamships arriving from ostend toda.
D reported British warships off that port
5 1t was expected they would shell tn
! Germans If they attempted to occup
the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
It VIII Save You One-third the Fuel

Because Of the winue construction will third Of the fuel
and retain the heat than the
dnary range MAKING FUEL DO ONE THIRD MORE WORK is
SURELY SAVING OF There isn't anything that will burn in
store ALL that can't burn in LAUREhard COAL WOOD
coke LAUREL ranges equipped with duplex CRATES which
versible for coal and wood
The twin ue planned and placed underneath the
center of the that acts brace and absolutely prevents any
warpne or cracking with bottoms most
LAUREL RANGES HAVE MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES OF
which you would scarcely abutgong into be-
ca technical would little to because OF
YOUR unfamary with the stove industry but matter OF fact
thew mean lust about STERLING silver COME IN AND
LET us SHOW THEM TO YOU SEE OUR WINDOW.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26
SOCIETY

Autos and carriages conveyed a
large number of relatives and friends
from Salem to the splendid country
home of AIR. and Mrs. G. f. Kurtz to-
day, who gathered in celebration of
the Kurtz's golden wedding anniver-
sary. They are among the pioneer resi-
dents of Salem and are we'll known
throughout the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

Hon, W. H. Downing and party, who
have been enjoying motor trip
through the Cascade mountains, were
guests for several days at Belknap
springs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

=. and Mrs. F. W. Spencer accom-
M " 'sr SS q nephew, Howard Spencer, :!
I,'lsa y ,"oeles. California, who is
n .i;.s T.. ne summer as their guest, are
lsiing an outing at the Vanous 'O"''
....rts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

....,.,. have been issued by Mrs.
I.'iIs'loa, D.,os, an and Mrs, W. r; Kirk ris for
.s, SsI1is affair fair for Mrs. H. D; D. Kim, i'm,
y v,is,y : + afternoon from half I'll past st
!. ~ . S.Ida N Mills, Miss Genevieye Avn
W ID ,be Misses GOltra'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

Mrs. John H. Lewis and smell daugh,
ters, Margaret and Elizabeth, returned
home yesterday after tive weeks ont.
ing at Bay Ocean, where they occupied
cottage.
Mr.. Lewis joined them for the first
week of their stay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

Mrs. Russell Stephens, of Portland,
who has been weekend guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o., L. McPeek,
has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens recently took
up their residence in Portland in an
attractive new bungalow, located at
1914 Thompson street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soos, of 1919
North Nineteenth street, have had as
their guests the pest week Mr.. Soos'
sisters, Mrs. G. II. Bruemmer and Miss
Helen Soos, of Tacoma, Wash. Miss
Martha Killies, cousin of Mr.. Soos, of
Portland, mas also been entertained by
them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-14

If the private interests can get tho job of carrying this produce we will find that the conditions will be the ssme here as they are In the rest of the United States The producer will get less for his foodstuffs, the mar ketman will not make a large profit although he is obliged to charge an eNOrbitant price and the transporter, the railroad companies, will pocket the hard earned difference between . reasonable and a high cost of living, and will pay big dividends.
 With the government owning the roads this avcriciGusness in the hunt for dividends will be missing. The government will have no dividends to ray and will be satisfied if 1t makes beth ends meet in the operation of it's roads.
 For the sake of the future cost of living in the territory 1t is devoutly 10 be hoped that there will be no de. lay in putting the asperations of pri- vate corporations forever out of the way in so far as the control of AL askas transportation is concerned
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-14

voice heard there will undoubtedly be a radical alteration in economic conditions and in social conditions nnd in conditions of government.
 The world is coming more and more to believe in popular government under certain rational restraints. The < rty of Hope will believe in populp government and 1t will be the most rational of all parties because 1t will progress without tearing down. The whole world is awakening to ideas of 'Gstice to all men. The party of Hope Will give iustce to all men and # will do it by giving every man first 'u" foremost the idea that he is t1 build on to the political structure and lot tear ii down. He Is to build with ihe solid blanks of hope of better things and then he is to strive with. cut ceasing 10 demonstrate that his hope, which is nothing in the world but another name for belief when properly applied ts well founded and that by cleaving steadfastly to his belief. or his hope. and by working for his Ideals with cheertulness he can eventually bring the world to q scnce of the fitness of all things.
 It's great little old party. this party of Hope. and it is not confined within the narrow limits of any one nation or hemisphere. It is world wide in it's membership and its in fuence will soon be felt
 If there is anyone not quite satis- frd with things as they are, anyon , who is looking for new party or class, it might be we'll to look a little farther into the platform of the par t> of Hope, the party of constructive happiness and not one of the de structive parties The one who is dissatisfied with conditions and with life may find in the new party just what he has been looking for--cheer- fitness. hope and the ultimate good of everything
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-14
Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, JAN. 14, 1914.

There are so many different kinds c: people in the world that to at ,,rnpt to classify them would be a task beyond the power of the most expert analysist. The kinds of peo- plc are as varied as the environment and conditions in which they live. more varied even. for we find many different natures in the same envir ohment and many different sorts of people living under identical condi- tions.
 But. in general people may be di- vided into three great classes. Those who live in comfort in the posses sion of wealth or some equally to be desired endowment and are content with their life as 1t is. Those who arc discontented with existing condi- tions and are constantly bobbng around in the caldron of social or po- litical unrest string up the elements of discord and never seeing any pos
  third class is that which is not satis- Led with things as they are because it sees that by rational development Il ings can be made better. That by the steady education of the peoples of the earth in the problems of gov crnment, both self government and national government there is hop'i that times are going to be better for everyone.
 lave taken the liberty of dividing the people that the future of the race depends. It is the class of hope Someday there may be party ot Hope. and 1t will be grand old par ty when it gets under way.
 The party of Hope in the first place will be an optimistic party. That will bc the first plank in it's platform and 1t will shun, as 1t would an evil spirit. the tactics of those who preach that all hope is gone and that there is nothing left but destruction. The olass or party of destruction is al ready in evidence It would tear down. To what purpose none can say. The class. or party. who live in comfort an1 are satisfied because they look nc farther than their bodily needs. we have all about us and it is a party that is doing mankind no good whatever.
 Dut the new party. the party of Hope is going to knock the pins out from under the other two classes of human beings who are no use to themselves or to anybody else and is going to make the whole world a letter. brighter. jollier place to live in
 Some day this party of Hope will have grown to size enough to have hand in the affairs of the nation and e the world. When it does make it's