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The Detroit times., 1914-02-24
Which Gave Birth to This Baby Boy Of Mystery? Rich
Mother and Poor Mother Each Claims Him as Her Own

llooked on With contenpt ~ other chill.
6yon becapoe ,cf hio birth.
one month lister. a., % - exact,
Aug. ~. 1917, Roboyt Dunbar wls
piayine % the hanks Of alligatos-rid-
! 1ea ISho oWoy1e.
IN follol % return II ,several hours
! nn1 hiu mother and f6ther ho6nu !
! HINT His CAP WA found that wae
! IN! All nloht the seoroh kept up.
| he hunt. wos callod q. e Was ~
liovsd The china had been drowned
| And ths alIloAtors devoUre1 NJ BODY.
A yokr after Robbie disappeared,
lsoversl women n Columbia. Hcss., 40.
Iticod a old eabln suddenly inhabited.
they - : boy playing n The yard.
The Dunbar b0y!" the women o.
! claiInsd. The next ~ the Dunbars
| Uot = letter urging them 70 come to
Columbia and - the ~.
|. The father md mother hurry 70
The Detroit times., 1914-02-24

Then saiA the king, ne 90
saith ~ = Nv soa that liveth,
A. H. - ~ the deal: and tho
eeAes pallA, NY; but ny ~ q
o04G ~ ~ IN - the 1ivlny.
- N)ne soi1. bring ne 4 oWoso.
~ esousht . sword bsforo
An4 the king said, divide the
10 child In two. and give half
~ - oQes aAd half 70 the other.
nea spake the woman o
~ lord, givo her the living child.
- n no wise slAy Il. hut the
$50 said, lot Il be nsither mime
~ 0iAe. bat divide e.
- the king answered and
ND. Btvg her. the iivfng child,
~ y no wise slay e: che II the
methee thsreof.--I. kings. s;23-37.
sThs real mother who would
y9eAee that the other had her child
Than II should b killed.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-24

Psocock's pupils gave . musicale sun
day evening, In Mrs. Peocock's home
on King-ave.
The annual minstrel show Of Friend
ship lodge. No. AL. r. . A. ~. will DC
gtveA Tlee1ay. Wednesday and Thurs
DAY evenings, March Z, 4 and 8, N the
Nasonic temple. Seventy entertainer
win tako part In : clever program ~
eongs, DANCES. Jokes. novelties ant
The Detroit times., 1914-02-24

Who now has possssslen u the boy
K che and another woman both claim.
smooth skim said Mrs. Dunbar. "Sse
this child's left foot has that same
mark"
The other mother has witnesses
from her home 70 prove her coutenr
ton that the child = her son. Bruce
Andersen.
II the boy is Bruce, where Il Rob
o9t Dunbar?
II the boz 4 Robsrt Dunbar. where
II Bruce Andefnon3
Can :, mother whose four.year-old
child has been away from her one
year % ar forget the cAild's image
a 70 lay claim to another womsn's
child O. her own?
It's for : modern solomon to d.
eide! .
The Detroit times., 1914-02-24

dent Wilson, Niee vale 100 NJ
theatrical dssut about : year - -
found che ettsaete1 Uero atteokioo
- the pv0sideat's niece than d .
acfress. This eoasoa. DESIRING u 20.
ceed q her merits, eho ohaAood ~
na1ne y MafUnkpt vA1o.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-24

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.--NargAret
Vale, niscs by marriage AZ RraaiaAnt
Wilson. Il mailing stage reputatioa
- member Of the cast supporting
Guy Bates Post In Omar. the Tent.
maker" She 10 the wife Of pSoe.
George Howe, Who was raised almost
- An adopted son By his uncle, Hroei-
The Detroit times., 1914-02-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z. l1u6xkur,
senior. a Chicagc. win represent
HulSdaIe c0llogo u the mems 6ivialou
Of the state oeatorico1 cootoet 70 ~
held q 0iivst eollseo, March 9.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-24

z, s1s .1 Z. u. ... "a ... s. 80 ~
9 = ] ID n 4. 4. ~ b. "a
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+ ~ 4 y I, - y ".
+ NJ j II b ~ S's sstss
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ahalro o1SG >opG eAtion Hfll sive
I Qor1oye1 - onneing pafsy. 1pes'
- AEsnela n v
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$ - IxaAk Mumearsy 9 ehelrmen
The Starkville news., 1914-02-27

The following is q true and correct list
of parties in this TOktibbeha) county.
State of Mississippi. who are assessed
with poll tax for the year 1913. and had
not paid by the fret day of Febru-
ary, 1914:
The Starkville news., 1914-02-27

w lllldmS. Euuie
Williams. Columbus
Williams, Glenn
Williams. Ed
Williams, Henry
Williams, Lee
Williams. Rich
ware, Calvin
Ware, Meek
Ware. John
Ware, Sam (Col)
White, Dave
Wallace, VIII
WOffend. Will
Yeates. II. c.
Yeates, Albert ..,,,,,.,
TOWN OF IDNGVlE
Blocker, r. G..
Blocker, Will
Bell. George
Cummins, G. W.
Edwards. S. L.
Edwards. Jack
McGee, Essie
McGee, Louisiana
Pearson. George
Richardson. c. T.
Sally. Abraham
I.ONGVIEW PRECINCT.
Adams Sellie
Allen, Peter
Allen Dallis
Allen. Woodson
Ruford Tom
Berry, Austin
Rilups Robert
Bell, George
IpIl. TX. T. .ir
Roswell w T.
Cooper James
Charmikel. Verge
Charmikel Carl
Cnrnenter Albert
CARPENTER. Joe
.'heatham LAWYER
Djckerson. VIII
Erwin. george
Fondren Frank
t;i,Icsnie VIM.
C;mosnie Ozic
C;iIlesnie G. +.
Gandy TaIl
GreenIee Joe
uo9an viii
uarriS Ikn
Uorpshar@cr .r,,,onv
Ual1 Nelson
UoIIand lin
IiiII Frank
Iames +. +.
Jackson Chas. 7
I"ckson Alley
Jones Weir
Tones Jobn
Iamnkin
Meaks Rob
Willer Waiter
Marlin Jefr
MorTniI.pd n ~
Pfnpin. John
Pearson. r. r.
Rice lanes s
nn noperSon' ~ pvtberford yS~seer
SoroaSins IT. q. Scroppins i. X
Scroggins O. Sbarn Henry
STABLES. John: smith. Dew
Turner, Tom; Tom, Turner. n,1Y1 VIII VII, sr,
Whit WhitfieId' 10 Grant; YORK Jesse
The Starkville news., 1914-02-27

Patterson, Sam
Patterson. Joe
Puliam, Sam
Prater, Ed
Perkins, Ned
Perry, Walter
Phillips, Sam
Phillips, Chas.
Patty, Sam
Pate, III. o.
Raines, VIII
Richey. Arthur
Rand, Grady
Rosson. B. nj.
Rush, Will
Rogers. VIII
Rogers, Chas
Rogers, Tom
Rogers. Young
Rice, Jim
Robertson Henry
Robertson, Sylvester
River. Il. l..
Randle, Hirakin
ScruggS, William
Smith, John
Smith, Gun
Smith, Richard
Smith. Walter
Smith, Jim
Smith, III. J.
Scales. Randle
Shelton, Hig
Self Len
Swain. George
Stern, Harry
Stern, Perry
Spencer, John
Skinner, Lee
Thomas Arthur
Taylor, Will
Tucker. Sam
Tucker, Alfred
Wright, Marshall
Williams, John
Williams, Nelson
Williams, Lee
Cnl
The Starkville news., 1914-02-27
CITY OF sTARKvILLE.

not paid on or by the urSt DAY
ary, 1914:
CITY OF STARKvILLE.
Aston, j. VI.
Aston, Henry
Alston. Peer
Alexander. Jim
Alexander. Alfonaa
Alexander. Ozie
Ashly, John
Bishop, Tom
Bell, Chas. (Col.l
Bell. George
Bell, William
Bell. Joe
Bell. William
Bell. Joe
Bell, G.. w.
Bell, Tom
Bell Roy
blackburn, Henry
Baber, Dan
Billups. j. L.
Billups. Farm
Bardwell. Nicely
Bardwell. Wash
Bardwell, Sol
Bardwetl, Nose
Butler, Alex
Bailey, Robert
Bonner. John
Brown, Alfred
Barry, Juniper
Zeal, c. w.
Brooks, Dan
Brooks, j. r.
Barnes, Colonel
Collier, Edgar
Collier. Hunter
Collier, Lun
Collier. Tenolia
Collier. Ambner
Collier, y. l..
Crosby, Abe
Goblin, !. {.
Cross, Paul
Crosby, Harrison
Carr, George
Carr, Taylor
Carpenter, III. M.
Carpenter. Charles
Curry, Nose
Curry, VIII
Curry, ]. Z.
Coldwell. John (C0-s
rGoldwell, Jemer
Curtis, Joe
Campbell. Jim
eastman, Jim
Cushman, Daniei
Coleman, Tom
Cain, John
Carothers, c. G..
Cannon, Frank
Cooper. Henry
Conan, j. Ii.
Drake, John
Davis, Green
Davis, Ollie
Davis. Charles
Davis. Dave
Dawkin, Calvin
Doss, Robt.
Dabbs, J. f.
Edwards, J. W.
Edwards, VIM
Evans, Joe
Evans, Mitchell
Estes. William
Foote, W. W.
Fox. John
Fields. Wesley
Fowler. Sam
Fort, Tom
Gibson, Sam
Gibson, Dave
Gibson, NJ
Gibson, Rogers
Gladney, John Jr.
Gregg. II. A.
Gre AN
Green. Jim
Green. Bill
Green, Holliway
Glass. DempS
Graham. J. J. Z.
Holiday. John
Hollensiead. Lee
Hill. Reed
Huggins, GOtslegg
Ilarriston, Julius
Harris. Joe
Harris. Fred
Harris. Roland
Harris, Caesar
Hughes, Henry
Hawkins, T. W.
Hawkins. Walker
Hawkins, Lige
Hollenshead Lee
Hatch, Jim
Henderson, Lon
Honkins. VIII
Hunt, S. L.
H'cknHhotten, G.. w.
Hampton, Dave
Hampton. Fred
Hendricks Glide
HodO, l.. l..
Hi""ins. Joe
Jackson Bob
johnson. Ed
johnson George
Johnson. Chas.
Johnson, Arthur
Johnson. Fred
Jones, John
Jones, Jack
Jones. LOnZy
Jones, Will
James, Walter
James, Martin
James, Hesie
KemD. Andrew
kenkade. June
Lucas, Ed
Little. Jack
Lindsey. John
I-anier, w. r. Jr.
Lane. GIasco
Lewis. Docks
Love. Dero
I-oveless. Henry
Lendrey, John
Lowery. Will
Logan, Bob
Levy, A
Miller, George
Miller, Simon
Massie. c. III.
Murdoch, John
Montgomery, w. III.
Mnrt"om"rv. Thas. fCoi-3
Montgomery. Terry
Montgomery. VIII
Maxwell. w B.
Maxwell. Chas.
Moore, r. G.
Moore, Bert
Martin, Henry
Mack. Archie
Mullen, Jim
Mullen, w r.
Minion. VIII
Manuel Winmon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
. Ends Dry, HOdrse or
Painful Coughs
Quickly
A shnplc, Homemade Remedy,
Inexpensive hut lnruunied

|%%%+a%*%%*%%%+%%s$**%+%%$
he prompt and positive results uiyen
by this pleasant tasting, homemade
cough syrup has caused Il 10 be used In
more homes than any other remedy. lt
gives almost Instant relief aud will usual.
" overcome the average cough in "a
hours
Get 2h ounces Pmcx go cents WORTH
from any drug store pour IL into pint
bottle and iill the bottle with plain yranu.
lated sugar syrup. This makes d full
pint-0 family gipply-0f the most Of.
fectiVe cough remedy at n cost OF only "a
cents or less. You couldn't buy ns much
rcadymade cough medicine for $3.50,
Easily prepared and never spoils. Full
directions with Pinex.
The. prQmptnesa, certainty and ense
with which this Pinex Syrup overconps
bad cough, chest or throat cold is truly
remarkable. Il quickly loopens a dry,
hoarse or tight cough and heals and
eoothes painful cough IN n hurry. With
persistent loose cough II stops the for.
nation Of phlcgm In the throat and bron.
chial tubes, thus ending the annoying
hacking
Pinex Ia n highly concentrated com.
pound Of genuine Norway pine. extract,
rich in piaiacol and Is famous the world
over for ita splendid effect In bronchitis,
whooping cough, bronchial asthma and
winter coughs,
To avoid disappointment In making
this, ask your druggist for "2Ih ounces
Of Pinex,h and don't accept ANYTHING
else. A guarantee Of absolute satiaiac.
tion,aor money promptly refunded goes
with this preparation, The Pinex Co..
IT. Wayne, Ind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD

s.:*.**+.4tsa*.S.,.*.t.a*%%+sS

Instant relef-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages Of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, snuff
fling blowing headache dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; YOUR
cold or catarrh disappears.
Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now Apply
u little Of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream IN your nostrils. IT pen.
etratcs through every air passage Of
the head, soothcs the inflamed or swol
len mucous membrane aud relief comes
Instantly
rs Just fine, Don I stay stuffod.up
with a cold or nasty r0iarrh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

crty, four miles south Of Salem, Ore
l'l5 O'Clock u. NJ, Mrs c, d. Cum
ningham, aged 50 years.
Deceased was born near Syracuse, ~.
v, February H. 1894, and was married
November J., 1850 In 1865 she moved
TO Clinton county, Iowa, and came TO
Oregon in the fall Of 1889, settling ut
the present home in Liberty, Besides
the bcrcGyed husband, she is survived
by one son, Bruce Cunningham; SIS
ter in Lincoln, Nebraska, and Il broth
er in Norfolk, Virginia,
The remains are to be shipped TO
Iowa, by the undertaking firm OF Rig
don & Richardson, for intermeut,
The funeral services viii be held at ;
o'clock az the undertaking pohors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
Try scott's l5.cent meals.
The Vogt Shoe Store will be oper
evenings till Christmas eve.

The vOgt Shoe Store will be open
evenings till Christmas eve.
The suit Of II, 8, McGown and Ly.
da B. McGown against tho willamette
Valley Irrigated Land Co. was ON in
Judge Golloway's court toduy. This
suit was brought by the plaintiffs
against the land company alleging that
they purchased u fruit tract set out in
fruit trees from the land company and
the sellers stated that certain varieties
of apples were planted, They claim
that when the trees began to bear that
they found Il different variety Of ap.
pies which were not 80 desirable as the
ones they thought they were purchas.
ing aud as result they seek redress
In the courts.
D.
Nine days more to wipe out the bal
nnce of The Vogt shoe stock. Open
evenings this week.
Norma M. Leffingwell embalmor
and lady assistant with Cottage Under.
taking Parlors, Phone 72l.
o.
Licenses have been issued by the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

rendered and afterward candies and
delicatessen articles, and other donated
foodstuffs were sold to the assembled
throng, One Of the events of the even.
ing was the announcement of the prizes
won by the students, both boys and
girls, in a baking contest. This COM
petition was under the direction of Miss
Ewing, who was an instructor under
Professor j. II. Ackerman, Of the Mon.
mouth normal, and her efforts were es
pecially successful in interesting the
students in baking the cakes and
breads.
Prizes were announced as fellows:
First on cake, Edna Dennison, of the
Seventh grade; second Doris Summer.
lin, of the Sixth grade, Breads-First
prize, Irwin Pearson, of the Sixth grade,
and second, Odellie Pearson, also of
the Sixth grade. Mabel Simpson, of
the Fifth grade, took sweepstakes on
biscuit.
The Home Missionary society of the
Jason Lee Church held an interesting
meeting Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. L. d. Ratlff. There were in.
spring devotional services Of special
songs and prayer, aud an interesting
program. Mrs. Wright Unrue reviewed
the past year s work. The temperance
secretary gave u report of recent events
Of vital importance in the work. 1t was
also social occasion much enjoyed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
By
MoMie
Runcorn

land today, where she will remain over
the holidays, the guest Of relatives.
Miss Agnes Hall became the bride
of William Burt Powell, in Portland,
today, at quietly celebrated cere-
mony. They viii be at home to their
friends at 1882 East Carouthers street,
Portland.
Miss Margaret Copley, who arrived
home from Los Angeles Saturday
morning to spend the holidays with rel.
atiyes, was most enjOyably surprised
when large number of her close
friends and relatives called Saturday
evening at the Fred BrOer home, where
she is a guest, to express their pleas
ure upon her homecoming. Those VINO
participated in this affair were: Mr.
and Mrs. +. II. Reasner, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Engdahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J..
Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roth, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Barnett, Mrs. Alice
Wenger, Rev. and Mrs. Harry Mar
shall, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth, Mr.
and Mrs. Will COpley, Mrs. Mary
Broer, Misses Lucy Hinton, Violet
/ WelbOrn, Eula Reasner, Trista Wen
ger, Esther Copley, Leolyne and Luel-
la Barnett, Dorothy Copley, Earl Gregg
Albert COpley, Jonn and Fred Broer,
Carl Wengcr, Harry Marshall, Jr., and
Percy Read.
The following Christmas program
will be given by the pupils of the
Oregon state school for the blind in
the school chapel, Wednesday evening,
December %, at clock:
Piano duet-Fanfare Op. 3O3......Bohm
Ellen Fusion, Frieda Mauer.
Reading Why the Chimes Rang"
Brown
Veda Miller
Piano duet-Marche op, 25O.....B .Bohm
Wendell Helm, Mark Ducdall.
Toy symphony A Jolly Sleigh
Party" ................................. Schwatal
by Six Boys and Seven Girls.
"5anta Claus at Santiago, a Christ.
mas cantata for young people, wnicn
will feature the entertainment, is eX-
plianed as follows:
"ReddY messenger boy, catches
dispatch as il goes cover the wire
that Santa Claus is going to visit San
tiago on December twenty, the exact
date being lost, and he was unable
to find it, There are so many San
tiagoes that six were selected to be
visited in the hope that Santa Claus
might be caught and persuaded to come
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

The Hague, via London, Dec. o.
That Germany is building 40 new 900
ton submarines was learned here to.
day. This will give the kaiser 95 sub
marine vessels. 1t was stated that the
new craft are of the latest and most
improved model.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
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All Around Town


county clerk for the marriage OF George
Brewer and Josie Elensburg, both of
Silverton. j. o. Lawson, of Gates, and
Pearl V. Foster, of Mill City, also Sc
cured their glory ticket, and Anthony
J. SkOnetzin and Cecilia Houth, both
of Mt. Angel, likewise purchased their
matrimonial permit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
+ < * x x * * 4 * 4 x * X 4 IS X

lNGERSOLL--At the family home in
Hayesville, five miles north Of Su.
lem, Oregon, sunday, December 20,
1914, at l O'Clock p. M, David f.
lngcyoll, aged - years.
Deceased is survived by son and
two daughters. Funeral services were
to be held ut 1880 O'Clock this after.
noon, at the Huycsvillc Baptist church,
aud intermcnt was TO be nude in the
City View cemetery south Of this city
CUNNlNGHAM-At her home in Lib
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Why pay standard insurance rates to
mutual companies when it costs no
more to place same in company that
has many millions Of assets to guar
antee the payment of their losses, 1t
viii pay you to see Homer II. Smith,
the insurance man, Mccormack bldg,
Phone 06.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Judge Galloway today issued all or
der granting a decree of divorce to Isa-
bella Eberhard from Henry L, Eber-
hard, by default. They were married
in this county in 1880, and five chill
dren were bon to the union. Two chill
dren, Elda and Wilamott, are under
age, and their care and custody were
granted to tine plaintiff. All Of the
property rights of the couple were set.
tied out of court. Deserton was the
charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Swedish service will be held in the
Swedish Tabernacle NJ. Z. Christmas
day in the morning at $3.50. Topic:
"The Birth Of Christ. Good songs
and music will be rendered. All Sean.
danavians are most cordially invited to
attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
Social
and Personal

Combining pleasure with charity, the
members of the Castle chapel Sunday
school will furnish splendid Christ
mas program at their church tonight
at 1880 o o'clock, and at the same time
receive contributions of money for the
poor. No admission will be charged,
put box will be placed in the vesti-
bule, where amnnts, great or small,
may be placed to be used to bring
Christmas cheer to the needy of the
city.
The program is in the form of a
eantata, arranged in three parts, EMIT
led "The King Of the World"
INTRODUCTION.
Anthem--"T The Redeemer Shall
Come ................................. Choir
Scripture reading and prayer Pastor
SOng-''The King of the Whole
Wide World" ........................ Pastor
PART |.
Exercise" From Bethlem Gates
Exercise" Coming for Taxation
Song of Insolence)-" Rome Rules
the World" "Rabbi Amos from
Nazareth ....................M Male Quartet
Song Hark, from Heavens S Por-
tals' ........................ Choir
Exercise. Bethlehem Girls
Recitation and Tableau.
Contralto sole with violin obligato-.
"Shmbering Lies the Worlds Re.
d5emer
PART II.
Exercise. Rabbi and Pilgrims
Song" Hail This Day of Joy and
Gladness" ................................. Choir
Exercise .,............................ A Herald
and a Band Of Chinese and japanese
Song-"Joy Bells Are Ginning Choir
Exercise, and song Indians Worship
the King of tine World...............,.
Exercise and tableau.The Wise Men
Song Marching Onward to the
King Of Glry' ............................. +
Exercises Prominent Men of Jerusalem
Song-"Ie Was Rejected ".-...o.C Choir
PART III.
Song All the Little Ones for Je.
sus .......................,...,. Primary Class
Exercise" America" .........................
.Anthem--''A A King Shall Reign "...
Choir
Exercise and tableau...
Song" King of the World "..............
Choir and School
Benedieuon ....'..'.'.-'.''''....'....
a.,
arriving III oaie'l, yeslGt4al1 10 re,
MI ana MIS- r. l. LiSco' OF Tacoma
WASH? VINO wiz pe 'ne gueS'S OF MIS- MIS-
Liseo sister, MIS-, Everett Anderson
-, ,. p.
me itVrary latent Oh MIS- EItu
,9quler oeIey is .. ilnGlng expression Sl IN
the columns oI tne laqniha bay news
pupnsned ,0lI a' NGwP1rt orep Where 'nc
9eleSs nave i. Ies'ueu Iot oi several years
mrs: oeiey, VINO Is peIter peIt.e,r Known as u
musician mus @@ curing ner resluGHce mere, pe,
ing prominent III muslcnl ii c'reies' ma, nas
peen, noWoyer, Ny, u coItrlput" 10 me
i1auies % ,li!'l,, ioine Jo"r"al ~ anu otner POI,
ulu[ Pupilc"''ons' iler 'oluIan lg5,,i eaSn ,.
N'e'i - p'r''He"S anu interesting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

In the suit to annul the decree and
partition brought in the circuit court
of this county by Margaret st. Martin
against William NJ. Hendershott, Judge
Galloway today overruled the demurrer
to the answer and allowed the plaintiff
10 days in which to file an amended
complaint and stipulated that the orig.
inal answer might stand as against the
amended complaint.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22
COTTON FOR CHRISTMAS.
lBy william G. shepherdl

London, Dec. 22.- Austria's
wounded soldiers will receive,
by Christmas day, the surgical
cotton sent to them from the
United States.
Before | left Vienna, Ambas-
sador Penfield had been noti-
fled that l3 tons of cotton, con.
tributed by generous Ameri-
cans, shipped on board the
Holland-American liner Som
melsdyk, would reaea him this
week.
He had already completed ar
rangements to distribute it to
the Vienna and other Red Cross
hospitals throughout Austria ON
December %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Mems shoes as low as 9sc. The
Vogt Shoe store. Open evenings this
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

DR.. Utter, dentist, phone COG, Salem
Bank of Commerce building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

High grade umbrellas detachable
handles. Gardner 4 Kcene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Have you seen those mems 14-inch
high cuts, $2.S9l The Vogt Shoe Store.
Open evenings this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Watches, diamonds and jewelry,
Gardner & Keene, 3SS State street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

DR.. Mendelsonn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. U. S. bank bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Go to DR.. stones for trusses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

Wen sell the goods, not of necessity
but because we give honest values.
Pomeroy's Jewelry Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22

An ideal may be all right but a
square deal is usually better.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-22


Wen sell the goods, not of necessity
but because we give honest values.
PomerOy' Jewelry Store.
q
An order was issued yesterday in
Judge Galloway's court in the case of
Mary a. Ramp against !. D. Driver,
personally and as administrator of the
estate of Jennie /. Driver, deceased,
and Eugene Bosse. This was suit over
the ownership Of certain notes and
mortgages, and the plaintiff was held
by the court TO be the owner in fec
simple of the notes and mortgages in
question.
Ladies' low shoes 10 cents per pair.
The Nogt Shoe Store. Open evenings
all this week.
Pomeroy sells jewelry at money-sav
ing prices the entire year round.
@
Many Salem people are taking ad-
vantage Of the cold weather to bright
en- up their skates and try the ice ON
the ponds near this city. All of the 10.
cal sporting goods houses and hard.
ware stores have sold out their stock
Of skates long ago and Watt Shipp re-.
ported that he sharpened over 400 pairs
Of skates in single day The lee is
reported to be in good condition and
the continued cold weather keeps IT
strong
Remember that talked.of shoe sale.
The Nogt Shoe store. We will keep
"oen evenings the balance Of the week.
Ten-pound sack eastern buclzwheat
go cents. J.. NJ. Boggs 6 Co., phone 81.
O.
Over 100 turkeys, ducks and geese
were ratified off at a shooting match
held on the louser Bros. grounds near
the mute school Sunday and numerous
tables will be grOced by fat fowl on
Christmas day as a result Of the eagle
eye and the steady hand Of the head
Of the family The matches were close
and the birds evenly distributed among
the shooters present and n number ol
good high scores were made at the
traps. Rifles and shotguns were used
in the matches.