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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30
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in MitterborF BET 9fa5 cine llntsrrebung
nit Dem 4rmgetommanoantsn Rittsr b.
QuFfsHberg Der folstnots iagh:
SD Bin nah 6auIe gstommtn unb
bleibe Bis sur tpeitereR 8srFigung bss
aaiisrs ~ 6dufe. 5nfolge meinsr Or
trantuns purbs msine Steae auf BEN
R~rieasihdupldb nit einsm dnbern be-
ieBt, un0 ih tam nidt piisn. mann piss
Der Der 5aa eintreten nirb, no man meis
Her bebtirfen fDirb. Sobdlb man mid
ruff, Deroe ih ~bereitpiliq geben. Ter5eit
bate i'd niht ldHaer auf Dem BRIGGS
fhaublab bleiben tonnsn, beuR ia babe
mir cine Itarte grfdItung 3ugs5os.n uHo
bate aud eiHen leihten Anfaa BON Rubr.
Qus ben 3eitunssn isbe id nit Grsubsn.
oab mir auf benz nnrblihen 9riegslhdus
plds jebt gut itebsH. SD boffs unb
CLAUDE, baB Hnfere gerstte Sade ftssn
nirb. llnfers brdpsn Srupptn tdnpftn
nit a6iunggtbietenbsm Mutb. Sd lam
iagen, baB bic inter msinsm 9tfsbl gss
ftaabsHsn Isds unoarii6sn DiOifonsn ME
bic QDpen tdmpftea. Soft kIfe linen
peitsr. mir burfsn jeood aud ben 5stnb
nidt giringihdbtn. Jn bisItm arisas
Bat ber Ruie 3um erltenmal befpieTen,
bdB sr Elm gutter Sploat III. unb baB
feline 5ruppsn CUTE 1ibrsr babsH. Die
rafffde artiaerie 1T eritilalfs. i'm goioz
Hsttdneriff uber tomHt bic btrborraseHbs
Topfsrteit %unlerer 9ruppsn CUR GeItuHg.
Sd lam ftols fagen. baB bic Shlaht
BET aomarom uns einen gIGnssnbsu Gieg
bradte. UNI 70 mebr. nIs pir IL auf sinem
ruiTIhen QrtilerislHieBplab NIT Groals
lerif unb Snfanterie bnr9gsfodtsn haben.
Bel Ralpd Nusta Itdnben mir odnn
elmer 70 Harlem fsinblI6en lltbsrmddt gss
geniber, bic uns bas @orriden bsrseit
unm0gdh mahte. Srobbm blitb bic
Shladt Bel Rama Rusid lpentfdisben
unO Der 5sino bat unkeredenbnre @ers
iuIts an Wenfhente6sa dIiittn. syn Der
nIFIhen Ghldhflnie ldgsn bic aeihsn
bier Wieter boh iibsrsiHanbsr, 70 bdb Der
Geinn, peHn sr aus Der Jeutrltnis fhieBen
fBolte, erIt bic aus 2ei6en esbilbttsn
gdrritdSsn trflettern mubisy Wdbrsno
meines auFsRtboItes ouf BEN ariegss
iAauplass bsrrihte inter uns feline gbos
lsra. Qur IN einem ruffidsn BprFe, 6as
Dpn u~nitrsn 6uiaren bsIsbt purbe, fans
ben MIR G6oler1trdnts. Die MuIfen fodgen
e aud Hi6t, IN Bic gdbe bisiss 9orfss
gu tommeu. ManR Der arlsa I'D gnoe
fem mir, lit unbersdsnbar. Mir perbsn
nidt nnheebeu, bas 1T eepib. Gs 1T dber
m0gIid. baB bic in ben f~dmpfsnbsn aas
germ etHtreienbe GrlG0pFuHg bas Gnbs
Dss arisses bod bfl6lunissu Dirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

anfauluan. nm F9 elum ilniubaIi ~
ttperbtn, Ionofn tn brutahr WftIt pith
e. I'M Ranbt f~shgtbaIln. cine ,iiuaS pfls
btOhsu 40 babsn. I'm aiHhiem Gaas
pirb II In dimes Der btriibmitH Nlihmsr,
i9fn Concentration camps stIperri, nm
bort mic Gin Dumb 81 lrfpigsn, Rdntm
tngliIhtH @gptIbelreihenbsH ober giratr
IN es srlanbt, cine Shulb, psl4s u on
tintn 8suiineH obst Osnnrtlhtf BAL, Bu
bs5abltH. Ttlbt psRR if aus br 3dt Dor
BEN artfe, hnmmi. unb ipsnH Bic Waare
fir bic Inulbiet Summs bstsiis abatlits
fut IN. 90 fibrt GrpbbtitaHnltn bieisH
arisa duf pitibf4dfttitgm @tbld, une
bic sinBlst lpirblst antport, iptlht NETS
nsr anil6t mad 8alifhlanb bdrauf e..
tbsileH ioHHtf, parsH Msprthalien an ben
In DeutIhlaHo lebfnbsR sngliidm Gins
uobnfru. D<nH NIT Der abItdnung paEs
ten. bis bu arita sinmdl 81 GRbs M,
piirhs bel 81 langs ipdbrtn, uHb iHBlDi'
ihen itlom unItrt ganbslmtt In @robs
b%ritdnuitH unb ben btitildM aolonim
u~nsrborits.
so ufa9rs, baB Dtuti6lunb 10000
suslii6e arissAssfaHssns Bat. msHH III
tinltptItH biz Sapps btBabltH mibisn.
70 iuurbf bas auf britifhe Stimmunssn
ihon sinsn etipiftn Ginbrud mabtn. Dor
alien ahet smpfinbst man a als tmpos
rene. lpsnn nan nls esuiids Climb in
England asiebsH bat baB aRaliiht RtFi'
bsntui IN 9tutihlanb eon5 rubie ibrtH
pirtbl6aiili9sH Sefdaitiannem nads
ssben bIFftH. Cine iunas Dame In Cons
bon, wsshe i'd temit, bot dntH grussr.
Der n dnu gerliRsr 6irhla arbsiitt. Sd
ipraa al ibr einss 8asss lbsr bic 9rus
taliTiruua, Der pripatt GtutTa, In Gues
lamb dusa,Iebt Fna. pGs III saH5 gut.
antlpogtsts lie mir, ypd neib. lp.lhs Ser
brttsH it Ionit nod bsgsbtH plrbtn.1 -
.Wollen Sit otnftlbsn EiaHbpunlt aui
Sbrs ansshoriasn In 8shtIhlonO ansss
ipenoft DiHsul" frasts i6 fs. Die @ir'
tune bieisr Graes fpdr ghn5 b~srbliffsno.
DAB man DsutIhe uuo engldHbsr auf
eIrihem SUB bsbaHosIn i6HBts, baran
bate ie niht eeodhi.
Ban bari als 3eutIhu itbt in Gngs
lamb isim Mafftn babeH. isint GienaIs
apparatt tsinm p6otosrapbiiem Qppas
rat, fem qniomobil obtr Motorrdb, ttint
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neulia feds Wonute 3uhtbdus, neil Ts
siHsn pbotosrapbHntu apporat bate. SEE
BEN Gag srbaltsn iOuHbIo Sitle Deuiihs
FEDS Wonatt 3uhtbaus, neil Fe nnpiis
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ten babeh Bel maiutF 5rau ipuros nsus
LID 6ausiuhHHa esbalten, tein Slid gas
pier III ununtsrTBdt etHisbsn. gefonbers
aber fam e. bsr engliIdm qoli5ei auf
tngIiifp 3dianssn an. Ban mubte ipohI
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fir bns eugIif1s 9igsHasb iibsr ben arieg
nit IN Bic 6tinlatb ne6HRni uiirbtR. Oar
inter mar !. g. Gin 9sFamsnt aaiitr
Dilbelns H. bas auT ben ooHbonsr
StrabsH bsrtnuFt parb unb tttpa foIetns
ben esiamadpoleH anFang bat: mir.
wilbelm II. bon 9ottes guabtR, Strrs
fdsr Der Dirits unb Der Stpsine@I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

iaubslot. DIN sintm hultlbtn, antm
lnbtn, bu Dtniih ionnls. brad Ia Tan.
atu 3fli. q nddtlil. bah bic rnlhTdsn
oIsaim felt ,tHtm aQpHai nuF mfbr 3
acpsttg idpIids nsbnuna srhaIim.
Die @tEdnasHm babsn q~robitnibtlll
nbh SommuItuilhtlsibuna an, Wis aul
iinb MIR bagaH. ba mir bod leti diner
Mpht Iooar MiHisrp0Ids btlbtnl
gsiHats bate IDS psTatHtn. Die Bt,
lrDbHfr ben Rtsslpp fiHb adng n1rrild
por Breuoe. Wlon bat itntn DbtrR, ptl,
htr bet &labt bic aouifibulion auitss
Isats. iammt ben 100000 arontn adans
gen nno mad RBts5olD BurldgsbraAi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

aus Gltrmoufs Jerranb nirb oes
melbst, bdb I'm boriigsn Miliidrsadsas
rsits inter ben arontenpGrtern Der fras
bsre fran86flde 9otFtaFtsr nj Berlin,
Suits Gambon unb Der @cmanIAriFts
Teller paul gouraet iid befiHba,
GO eolt I. 81. 1888 ais Elm Wua.
Der. oaB Der sbiutaHt bss Raliers Rilcs
Iaus aur Belle 0pn p~etsrsbu1g mad
Win6sn nur elf 2des braudss,
Der @p6n beg 6ularsnssnsraIs u
3istben betum als 9aufIins bag 1dbns
Fihspntent.
8aS ruiFihe BEitsrbrnt@ 1T sia
Gtule nit 8sEpg obHs Auiisg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30
gob Oem gtlir, gobnlsong TIT.

~ H1n BEN gturs ~glappIspns III.
er6ffuds bic Satin ieines @sttsrs Deter
In 2onbon Elm pnbiDaqrenetI@dft unisr
Der Tirma ~priH5eifn 8Onapdrise.
Sci tinsr sngIiidtn pdrlameniss
nail 1863, BET bsr Hnr 1149 Gtinmen
ubgeeeben mnTheH, gaben bii aanbiDas
ten adt Mfllipnen Matt aus.
Die Rdnttn bss DeiunOfss nenbsu
ia bon ber 2thiauslle ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30
Don Sersinans sepesber.

pertbeu psrduceruuseu. : Das ,Idrdsu pom Der BUN.
gersuctb. 3enflr uuo 5eituueen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01
IMPROVEMENTS At
VARSITY GYM ARE
UNDER WAY
Extension to North End Will
House Lockers and Showers
to Be Complete by Monday.

Considerable Improvement hns been
made in the gymnasium az thc Uni
NcrsiA Of New Mcxlcu dUring the
Christmas vacation and before the
college work Is resumed next Monday
much more VIII have nccn done Tho
gymnasium BE- being prepared Tor use
ns basketball practice court ana for
general uec Heretofore iis crumpDd
condition. limited floor space ANA
general unhnndiness have caused Be-
60 hc IJJle used
An extension is bcing built ON tho
north rud Of the place This viii
house che lockers ana new shower
baths which are being Installed. The
old extension on the east side OF tho
place formerly used as locker room
viii become Coach IIutchinson's Of
flee
The work ~ building the extension
81 being done hy students IN the shop
classes, under Mr. IIutchlnson's al
rectiou.
Work on basketball will begin Mon
day afternoon when the mems squad
WIN have ts first practice Regular
hard practice win hc the rule from
that time ON until the end ~ the sea
SON There is wealth of good ma
teriul on hand for the team and Il Is
expected that "a corlSlng good five viii
be- turned ont and that victory fire.
Qucntly win pcarch on the Varsity
wcatheryauc this year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01
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give the fans chance &C. soc him iu
action and his appearance was such
us 10 win morltcd applause. lie D.
down To "a fine edge ready Co give
smaulding hard fight, he said this
morning. Hanson promised that the
best IN the shop should be- served the
culored man and smauldlng also goes
10 To- do his best To- win. feeling that
"a victory over Hanson will set him
firmly on tho legitimate middiewelght
ladder
Hanson IL n 2f-carat contender for
the middlcwcixht laurols aud immc-
dintcly after he finishes mis- bout here
today win go to Denver for "a few
matches with SOME good boys Tho
men will be- practically evenly match
ed in weight. each tipping the beam
at fraction under 100
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01

Tampa, Fla, Jan. 1.-The fret annv
aeroplnne passengsr and express SER
vice between two cities in the south
possibly in the country. Was opened
to-day with n successfu flight ~ a
hydro-ueroplane from So 'cfersburF
Fla. across the hay tn Tampa. nn air
line distance of as miles
a g. Phci iormor mayor of ~
pctcrsburR, was the passenger. Tkc
light was made iu 2I minutes at np
average hciRht of SO feet above
water The return flieht Wns
nt the same average speed.
amount 81 haggage n also ctltH
specified pound rate NJ
weighs morn than goo pnuuf
TEA charge 90 five CENTS p
Ia made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01

thai u IL almost impossible for one
60 give the various institutions the
attention that they deserve. There
fore } am sending brief term re-
port that may be studied at home,
that you may know the character 81
,hc reports made from term 90 term
90 the board of regents ana you may
soe how rapidly The Sew Mexico Nor-
NAL university b erowlug.
The enrolment for the summer
school OF 1913.
students doing training school
work .r.,t.. ......t. .t.t.ttr. -
Students 90 truning school rank
flndualrlal cot,rsal ..,........ ie
Teachers ana Mdemlc studputs. 2at
Tho enfolim for the term begin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01
SHOWING
MADE BY LAS VEGAS
NORMAL IN 1918

The Herald HIS received a copy 81
most interesting report Of the prog
ress made by he New Mexico Nor-
MAI university Fhich President d, IA.
~. Roberts is sending out Co the
members OF uhO legislature. The
summary. which b. accompanied hy
q more detailed financial report, a
as follows ana sihwf chic remarkable
growth ct the scnaol during i9is and
ufecedlng peafai
Alp Dear SIR Whcn She les Stature
d ln session the H4mnefa are 20 busy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01
INJURED MINER Is
BROUGHT HERE FOR
BETTER TREATMENT

nas.lio ToFrcsani was brought 20
from Madrid last night on so. ! that
ne might receive treatment FOR "a
broken right log Torycsanrs Injury
was sustained nc tho mines az Madrid
Tuesday afternoon when his leg was
caueht IN cable attached Ia string
~ mine cnrs The bone was snapped
instantly and the les would have been
cut 81 had not the man snatchod an
ak and cut the cable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01

up se two bout4ihoF divide
tho hnrs &C the ca NYcnly. aud
both a N large nas, tent Ut fiEht
fans G y be- theutor tiaftcdnoon.
The FLORES Matthd mill was
schoduf Go be- fast no ufiuus These
men M about eaua dissatisfied
with ID decisions of triWo former
bouts hd each has sa sure hc
could rim HE oplcili neatly.
Young herrera and 10 Joe iiiv-
ors ofl iatc in the Main raiser.
with 4rk Levy us 10.
Uart shnfcr refer thc Torres.
MntthiF bout Ia ,nollo h. the
choFonl hrd man in gins for the.
main krnt
iiaufn worked QUIZ night o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01
EBON GIANTINO
VIGHANSOMN
Ne TRII
Big b in Good ape for
GondThat Star Them
MiHl4 in New Us Bout
for Mn. A. c.

"Ucadk or the mill. 1fscribcs
both vak anson ana Ambulding.
the locue acksmlth. whtelts him
Ut the theater th fucrnoon.
immcdiu after Mr. lcf Mat
thcws e senior Torres ihrough
maullnr b other loo jim i-wind-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01

ming september 2. 1918. is ne follows
or college rank ..,...,.... 81
ar academic rank ,...,..,, 30
Of training school rank lee $40
Total enrolment to date FOR year
lNl3-iA ....t......sss.t. .blA
Tho following table shows our
growth ln five years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-01

fct,
1oOS-is--four years growth. St.o
ip0S-io-one years growth. 1919
iaOs-ii--two years growth $50, $40
i00S-t2 three years growth, SEQ
ioOS-ii--five Years growth piusisS
Your attention IN called 20 my H.
nanclui report 20 the board enclosed
herewith
The hoard OF regents ana the facul-
IS of the New Mexico Normal univer-
slly join me in wishing you an Tho
Joys uf the season. I am, yours in
high rogarH
FRANK II. "a. ROBEltTs.
skatsnu mink Omen Tonight.
, 1914-11-19
Scotty Drives an Auto.

San Diego Exposition, Nov. II
Dear Herb:
l never did care much for rid.
ing around in those so.caIled
beach chairs. They make me fee
like an invalid; when I see q
white-garbed woman approaching
l want to stick out my tongue and
say: "See, I am much better this
morning, Nurse; I don't think !
need any more medicine" And
If you are fortunate enough to
have a good-looker by your side
you can't pat her hand and tell
her how the war broke o~ut-and
other things-beeause right thru
the back of your head you can see
the watery eyes of a pussy-footed
attendant boring; and you can't
forget his dictaphone-like ears
which no whisper escapes; and
you know that when he has rob-
bed you on the price he will still
be touching his cap with one hand
, 1914-11-19

rest of your roll.
and holding out the other for the
No, 1 can't say that I'm nuts
about the antiquated roller-chair-
but l am about the Electriques
that they have at the San Diego
Exposition. I was walking along
the Prado this morning when /
saw approaching me a great, big,
comfy rattan chair occupied by a
couple of nice, motherly old lad
les. "Well, I suppose they have
to have these. blamed push-chairs
here" I reflected. "Some people
like 'em, and the chair men have
to make a living. They must have
a dwarf pushing this one"
just then a lady-like electric
horn footed and 1 turned hurried
ly around to see who had the tenn
Gritty to drive an automobile on
the grounds. There was none.
The chair rolled n~oiselessly past
me-and nobody was pushing it!
I rubbed my eyes, and followed it.
, 1914-11-19

ened his short order and bakery
in the McAnulty building next
door to the pool hall He has in
stalled his fixtures and has things
arranged very nicely. Mr.. VIE
gand should be able to build up a
good trade, as this town has long
needed a bakery, as we'll as short
order. 1t is Mr.. Wiegand's in
tention to keep his place open I'M
til 2 a.. m. Short orders will be
especially popular during the fish
ing and summer season., when
hungry hunters and fishermen
come in late. He will also make
a specially of any and all kinds of
private orders for any cakes or
pastry, made to order.
, 1914-11-19

l felt like the Chinaman who saw
the trolley-car for the first time
mo pushee. No pullee. But 90
like hellee alice sameer'
1t was Bunnie's eleventh birth.
day and 1 thought I'd give her a
treat. l found the Electriquette
station andrented one. You know
I'm an expert with perambulators.
Well, driving this Electriquette is
just as simple and lots less fatigu-
ing. But / made one fatal mis-
take: I let Bunnie run il. She
would be in it yet-at a dollar an
hour-if she hadn't gone to sleep
at the switch along about bed
time. At that, I couldn't blame her.
Scotty.
P. ST. have asked tho boss to
either raise my pay or have the
guards keep my family away from
the Electriquette station.
, 1914-11-19

I do not recall that ] performed the
bautical rite Of signing articles. Arm
Id with the note McWhirter had Sc
cured for me and with what ! fondly
hoped was the rolling gait of the sea.
Earring man. ! approached the captain.
bearded and ford individual. I had
dressed the part old trousers. a cap
md a sweater from which I had re-
bowed my college letter. McWhirter.
Fho had supervised my preparations
md who accompanied me to the wharf.
bad suggested that ! omit my morn
lng shave. The result was. as I look
back, a lean and cadaverous six foot
Jouth. with the hospital pallor still on
BIN, his chin covered with a days
beard, his hair cropped short and a can.
pibalistic CLEAN in his eyes. l remember
hat my wrists. thin and bony. annoy
d me and that the girl had seen
through the opera glasses came on
board and stood of. detached and in
different but with her eyes on me.
while the captain read my letter.
When he finished he held it out TO
me.
I've got my crew." he said CURLY.
There isn't-I suppose there,s no
fhance of your needing another hand?'
NO, You can leave your name and al
press with the mate over there. II
hnything turns up he'll let you know"
My address! The hospital7
folded the useless letter and thrust
! Into my pocket. The captain had
gone forward. and the girl with the
Fool eyes was leaning against the rail
watching me.
You are the mar Mr.. McWhirter has
'peen looking after. aren't your
res pulled OF my cap. and. rec
olecting myself-'yes. miss"
"lou have been I'll. haven't your"
Yes, miss"
Gould you polish brass and things
like thatY'
! could try. My arms are strong
enough. 1t is only when l walk
But she did o let me finish. She
,ett the rail abruptly and disappeared
'aowh the companionway into the after
.nolse. | waited uncertainty.
when the girl returned she camesto
me and stood for a moment looking me
over witt cool. appraising y | had
oeen light about her appearance. she
was charming or no, hardly charming
que was too aloof for that. But she
was beautiful, an Irish type. with blue
' tny eyes and almost black hair. The
WI OF her head vas naughty. Later |
Eane TO know that her hauteur was In.
|piuerence. But at first l was frankly
'airald OF her-afraid of her cool. mock
chin.
MY brother-in-law Is not here" she
au AFTER a moment. 'but my sister Is
..Se'o" Ia the cabin. She will speak to
.ne captain about,you. Where are your
siahced toward the hospital, where
10y te" worldly possessions. Including
|nr, ultaS clothes, my amputating set
uu such OF my books as 4 had not
M en aole to sell, were awaiting dispo-
a aD Very near. MISS" ! said.
better bring them ut once. We are
'atlhg In the morning"
que gave a cur little nod of dismiss-,
olu went down the gangpIank
Nv atohs the wharf. | had secured
|nrou, wen for, and my summer was
me O'lueu for. | was e~xultant but with
DAY. S eaGltation was mixed a curious an
h. MeWhirter, that he had advised
uo' TO shave that morning.
|of preparation took little time. Such
Nov wardrobe as was worth saving
n'fter took charge Of. l sold the
o. ier or my books. and In a sail
|and sTGIntting shop l purchased boots
Sers-the sailors oilskink With
, 1914-11-19

Opens Short Order and Bakery.
Claude Wie9and this week op-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21
Try Economy" the new flour,
made of best valley wheat,

State Superintendent j. A. Churchill
has announced the following subjects
for the primary thesis at the teachers
examination which will be held next
June. Teachers who apply for five
year certificates for primary work will,
in addition to the other subjects, be re.
quired to write thesis upon Of the
following subjects, the subject of the
thesis to be selected by the teacher;
Garden Contents, "-"' Music in the Pri-
mary Grades" "Physical Defects as
Cause of Dullness and Disorder, y
Punishment as Seen by Children, "
"Civic Pride Aroused Through Co.
Operation of Home and School.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21
Harvey prath, who has been con

Harvey Drath, who has been con-
ducting a lunch stand on the streets
here for some time, was served with a
warrant Of arrest today by Chief Of Po-
lice shedeck, charging him with as.
soultiug a Young lad by the name Of
Pyrtz. Tho boys mother swore 10 the
complaint and it is alleged by her
that Drath injured the boys wrist by
throwing him about, and that when she
demonstrated about the alleged rough
handling Of her offspring, Dra,h used
abusive language toward her. Drath s
trial was set for late this afternoon in
the police court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

To prohibit the conduct of business
and gainful amusement on Sunday is
the object of measure to be initiated
at the next election by the Washing.
ton County Christian Endeavor Union
The bill was approved as to form by
Secretary of State Olcott today The
measure exempts drug stores, physi
clans shops, undertakers, livery
stables, butchers and bakers. A fine
of from S. to 500 is provided for ,io
lation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

The remains of the late Laura Saw
age will arrive in this city next Mon
day morning from Santa Rosa, Cal,
where she died during the fore part OF
this week. Funeral announcement will
appear later and, in the meantime
RigdOn & Richardson will have charge
of the body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

Hace you a good memory7 If not
come to the public library next Friday
evening at o'clock and learn how to
tram it. If you have come anyway,
and hear DIR. Il. S, Conklin deliver his
lecture "Training the Memory which
is the next regular lecture on the pub.
lie library lecture course. The lecture
is free, and large audience is expect
cd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

Grover Simmons, OF Howell, was in
,ho city yesterday ON business, While
hers he filed his declaration Of mtcn.
tions Of becoming candidate for
county commissioner on the Republican
ticket
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

7, NJ Jones, Of Lebanon, is in the
city having come down TO attend the
funeral of his brother, I, A. Jones, The
Lebanon citizen is a former Salem.
Ito, having been in business here for
many years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

Rev. W. F. Launer, pastor Of the
Evangelical church Of Jefferson, came
up yesterday for brief visit to his
wife, who is "takmg the crest cure"
in this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

Luther j. Chaplin, the government
farm expert, gave another talk on
drainage in the promotion department
of the Salem Commercial club this af.
ternoon, A good sized audience greeted
the farm expert and his remarks were
followed closely,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21
Martha Washington Slippers, Jacob
Vogt, 220 North Commercial.

A complaint asking for Judgment in
the sum of $33750 as payment for
labors performed was filed iu the cir.
cult court yesterday by Dan Drummer
against w. H. Holder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

The AerOplane, published by Salem
aeronauts, made its appearance today,
with a promise to appear weekly here
after. 1t contains several pointed par
agraphs and announces it is "devoted
to progress and enlightenment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

Suppose it is your eyes that have
been making your headache, and that
you feel irritable' DR.. Mendelsohn, U.
S. National bank building, can relieve
you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

Circuit Judge Galloway is asked to
dismiss the complaint in the case of
Mary o. Bennett against Charles E.
Bennett in a demurrer filed with the
court yesterday The demurrer AYERS
that the complaint fails to state facts
sufficient to constitute a cause for ae.
tion.