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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

Noa6iia ser alte Giirtenfeino in
genan iidj gum aanpie gegen Gna'
lano entldloiien babe
GngIonos glnmoBung.
Sn ser Sdnci5 Icberoe glmeritas
ucr bcriHten. Sab scr engliihe @c.
ianotc III Bern oie 6oroeruug eli
sic ihme5er geb6roeu aeiieat 1o6e.
Sen @ngldnocru uno Grau8oien ocn
e5ebruitA ser orabtloicn Station
auf Sem 5t @otibaro Sd militdri.
idlen 3mcden 3u geitotten. 1arollf
bobe ein N}itglico oeS icbmci6ar Bun.
oeSrotbes i'll aroBer entriiihiHg
iiber oieie 8rnuibtus ciuem ncutro
ZEN 2nn0c gcgeniiber sen redhten Slus
trug im @mroesrotb gcitcIlt, Die Ges
aieruuq louc Sic 8uriid6eruilng
oes eugrideu @ciauoteH g. @rout
Cuff ioroern
g2uBlonD fdIdQt @cib
noNtS &affcnitill
Tam ab.
Gos ofii5ieae 9crIiuer @reB6urcoit
no6tc Dcute 6efdntt, OaB Der bonn
@apIt Benedict angcrcgtc gSaiienitia-
itano ma9reno ser g9ci6nadtSieicrs
tage bon 9luBlui0 dbgeidlagen NOR.
sen poroe1 W.
(DcutihIouo batte iia 8lt eiucm
gGcibuabts @afieniHQitano inter
ser Beoiuglig cinDeritonoeu crtldrt
Sab aac fricghibrenoeH Nlddte flag
0upit cinueriianocn crflarteu.)
Iabcr ser @i0eritau0 ser
Serbenl
g.mitcr0am pio Sonoou 11.
Dc5cnbcr Gle u5ranfnirter 3ci.
truo iogt. Ste Scrbcn ieicu oura
fiinf ruiiiiHe Hegimcnter ueritdrft
iporocn melhe ain 27 Gtto6cr sIr.
baugelSf oorIieicu INTO am 20. 9to,
Deubcr iii glrtiDori ciiitraicn
all allaGeNfeuolf @ar I dan lt.
4sttr0gtHb user yun0pu il
oeaWbef SeH2Fa BON Wluaels
icus slrnee beiiuoet iih uaM luof.
fi3ielIeu 9cridten 5lpiiten Soipitih
imo g9aridau uno itano getcrn MIR
uodl iiini3e0u Meileu bon Der polris
ihcu Sauptaa0t ami Dem linfen llier
scr 9gciHirl
Ole an0eren 0ettiden 9lrmcci rite
deu auae6Ii6 uur iebr langiau Dor.
nn0 ser Neriud arafau bonn Sils
Sen olis 5u erreiAelt iHeint ie6lge.
idlldqcn su icin. Gs iit 0eu Ieiits
i4eu non Oicien 9erihtcu nidlt Sc.
lingpn, @r3emDsl o0cr aratau 5H
entiepcn
Gs idciut iid icbt inn Die 5raQe
su 6onoellt ob es Sen 9lriieu ODER
>cu Geutiden 5ucrit gelingt &eritdr.
tlngeu Berbei3libriugelt "a beloe
Setter In 0en lupdlenlaugcu inult
tertFoc6euen admpfen iblper aelitieu
poecn
@uGgarif6e EoIitif
0lem Dorf AL Ic5ember
Gie sRolitif @ulgarieus in 0em eilro.
pdiihen striege wlr0e bette BON @rn
@tcpbau &anuretoit Oeu erIten bull
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

@eiAoiiGi oie 9l6iiht b0sartige &ers
wunOunoeu IN 8roBer 3a5l 6erDor5u'
uiicu, flar 5uta9e lieAt.
,Sn ser lcbtcn 9}iunner Der nIcut.
iden Wleoi5iniiAeu geo9euiArift"
bebanoeIt Gbefor3t Or. @alt6er Sop,
pelmanu orei Sale BON 0uun Gm.
GerleBiiugen, sic i'm @ereius.9 .9o5aretb
il &oesielo (y9citp6alcm beobadtet
wurOcn. 9lac orei @erwlnolngen
sic beipro1eu mcr0en itanmeu aus
ser @egeuO bon GeinS, lmo sic Orei
&erpunOeten baben iibereiuItintmenO
ongegebel, OoB i6neu gngldr0er &C.
geniibcr gclegen 6dtten. Die 9lrt ser
@erIebma l6Bt feincn 8ipeiiel BAR.
iiber, Dab iie ourd Grn-Gum-%e.
idoiic berpor9erlicn it, mo III ci.
nen Sale 1T IS gealiidt, eiu iolheS
@eihoB nod in ser @unoc por5iliiu-
OeunnO ooraus 81 entferncn Gie Orei
Germun0eten ioaten fcrner ans, OaB
0iun-Clm-%eidoiie bon i6nen iot
wo6l atf Dem SdlaWiielOe, ais aIh
in Sen Iolhei ser periuimOeten itnO
geialleneu 6eiuOe genuoen woroen
ieien,n... .............. .........a...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

@crlilter artegsullerlei.
8crlim t1 Gc5em0er (ora5t
los ua4 @agbiae, & sd. llnter
0en Dom offisieaen 9SrcBbureau
heute par6iientlidtcu gladri@ten be-.
fou6en fA iolgenoa @lelouugeu
.9fts Bpdorait lit bic GleIouug
eiugetroiicL ooB Der runduiite
9lranicrmiuiiter @ratiano Die 6or'
ocruns oqr Cripple Geuientc abgc
ieDIaeen Bat, mod oef Humdaicn
@ulqarien angreiien ioute iaaS
@ulqarieu es 5u per0iuoern luhen
miir0c @riahanlau0 ocn 5erbci 5u
Sflie fommeu 3il laiieu-
@etliger @rieg fir
q miiten protla#
mtrt
S@eid aia8in oas G0crbaltpt
Sen 36iiteu oer in Bariien @eluo
id5iiian uuo 9liganiitoit groBen Gins
Hub Dot protlamirte oeu Aciligcn
Nrica.
Coli 0ie Anid9nl6igitll
gen bemeiien.
Tie oeatihen 8eitunaen 0erlanaen
BON 0ent 6elgiiden @eiau0teu IN Da
ucnorl oaB er ieine alniMuloigln
GEN aeeen Bic oenti@en 9oloatclD
0ic iu 9rloicn @rauiamtaiten 6cgans
qcn 0o9eu ioatalL 0a0nrd bepclen
iaac. 0oB al bic 9lancn ocr Gpicr"
oqttiher @rauiamteiiea pabli3irt'
oir Acknowledgement ipiir0er aaoeru.
ions ols @erlcunioungea ge6rono
martt mer0ca
Irent ii @ iibar cngliic9 q
2itgenlle lDatngeii.
3el0HaridAal poB OCT @0lt oer
6i51eriac @enaral Sounerueur oes
6elsiiaan Gftuputionsaesicts ocr
NM MseNhlidld1 por einer saaliar
fgHs nah @ohiiaatiHpea IN 9alin
mti6dlt aidiiiria iia iQ9r iiDer oeii
Beridt oer a&on0ou 1ailp Nlal
nat6 oem 81 in g3riiiel micoerbolt
@clhiimoro 8u bcge9eA perlHdt ba'
bea ioa,
@nalon0 berbeimIid5t t
rlffilc6c 9tfe0crs
logeH.
2Gls &ars piro geHeloet oaB oer
0eutidje @iea In @oleu uuo 0ie @ins
ua9nte BON ao05 oiwd 6eloniarlaloll
ppn @tnocuburg In 0er fran50iiiden
Sanptitaoi betaant gaina6t iporoen
leieM pd9ren0 iie in 2oaoon nod
immpr gebaiM gebaltcu piirocn.
GaileIbc iei mic1 Oct Dem llutergange
oqs cngii@eu @riegsI@iiics ugluoo.
cious1 ai ocr 9lorotiiite pon Srldno
0er 6an geuelen
dSrteM eirlon0 6lctbt
neutral.
9}om meloet oab @riohoulano
heidlloiien bo6e, neiitraI 5i blaiben
10 laiga oie Sitereiiea oes Ganoes
niAt 9aidbr6et ieieH gln9 sonltnu.
iiliopcl luir0 6eridtet oaB SsHail
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

3eit 6obe iB III ser aa6lniiden
@oIiS5citlug oen Gori9laa geHadt
oaB man oeitidericits ale fricgsge-
iangeucn 606crcn Cffi5iere POM 9le.
gineuts GoninauOau olfpdrts,
ipcnn bel 9ruppertbeilen, Die inn
imteritcat geUeicn, Tiuu,Dum.@e
iboiie oOer Giuribtun9eu SIR Scr
telling FOLDER gefuuoen purOen
nitbt ais 0ffi3icrc be6anocln ionoeru
riidiibtslos nit oen acmcinen4riegs
geiangcnen mter6ringcn mo I'M
9}ei6' lmO @lico nit oieieu ar6eitei
laiien moge. Gb itreuacre Straien
anadugig iinO, pciB itb niht. 9I6er
0as Don mir Oorgeihlagene Nlittel
oiiritc nod gan5 anoerS obidredeno
mirfen ais ieIbit bic EoOcsitraie neil
oorin sic 9lberfenina ocr Sfii3icrs.
Gbre ausaciprod)cn iit
Sd bin ser lebtc, ser irgeuomie eli
rcr iuipiiroigen oOer 6orten 9e6anos
hung BON arieosaeionaenen oasgSort
reocn modjte llein &oridlag be-
5iebt iid Oeswegen ouh nidt aui
Subaltern Gffi5iere, oic ia gar
uiht in Der Gage iein f6nnen aegen
iold' oolferredtsmioriaeS &er6oIten
2si0eriprud 5u er6e6cn.
Sin &egincnts.Gommanoeur imO
crit redt Oie 6o6eren GoumauOoitel.
len iiuo o6cr iuobl in ser Gage, oie
glnno6me pon Glni Gum @hni-
ton obiomt 5u oerucigerL be5w. Die
@ntiernlng ooer lln6raud6ormo-
dung Ser erpa6nten 8obrporrid-
tlng ourd5iiebeu. Gos lit NIT 9l6-
lhraubcn ooer ein poor 6ammer-
'hl1gen 81 erreitbeu. Ias erforOert
l6re eiaene Gfii5ersebre, bic iie aucb
1e9en lore uorgeicbte 9eborOe bod
AaIten nliifen ino fonnen. Iie Ser.
'uenOung bon Ium Gum lit obiolut
ehrlos. Cic 0eutiche imO oitcrreibi-
ihc &ceresleititng miir0e i5ren Diff.
{ieren niemclS G6rloiigfeiten 5llniits
tbeu. @enn 606ere englii6e Niii
icrc it Oerortises gciaaen laiien
per5idlten iic oanit olf ibre Gffis
jiersebre
Sh n6hte sic geiommte oentld)e
4reiie ge6cteu babeu oieicn Gor-
id6loq sum 9l60rud 3u bringen
3um SdhiB m0dte i'd nod elmer
t6oribten cnaHicbcn 9rlsrcoe eutge-
9cn trcten. Guoliidericits bat man
betont, Dab sic olten groBfali6eriaeu
9Ieigeiboiie eben 10 idmere @unoen
oeranlaBt b1tter ipie bic Gmn.Gm-
@eihoiic. Ios lit i'm glaaemeiuen
niht ridtig. Gas alte 9leigeihoB
muroc mobl i'm aorper Der @etroiie-
men oeiorulirt, Oas 9lb6redei oOer
llmbie9en scr Spite iiibrt ober elm
3erreiBeu oeS @eihoBmantels ino
oamit beionocrS bosnrtige g9unocn
ber6ei. CAB bel im0erlebiem @c.
ihoBmanteL bei Gueridldgern ooer
abproIleuoen @eidoiien idwere Nim.
sen porfonunen f0nnet ii ridtia.
9l6er oos iinO ebeu imbeabiidtiate
3ufdue, mogeaen bel Sen geriiaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

9tnf frii1er Gbot. 2e6-
bate 9emepmg berihte aui Dem
@abnitei9c 9ciiberall Oantbare Gntge-
gennabme bon marner Gririidung.
@alO i'll 0ie 9luientboltS5eit pes 3l-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12
Gnersiidlcr Hrutcf

@eaen Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon aiHerifaniider Seitc. 81
@}aiienperiaumlmg in @6is
laoelpbia erboben.
tepcaInIocpeiGe bes EcmIden eorreipouoenlo
Bbilo0elp6ia %u., III. Gcs
5em6er. Seiite 9l6euo iauo IN Ser
Salc Ser alte0rmiir0igen Deiitibet
@cieaihaft ltnter 9SeriiB or Sego'
iners, 0eS Erdii0enten oeS 9lotioual
6luocs. cine &eriamulIltng bon 0lit.
gIie0ern oes 3meigUcrbanoeS Ebila.
0elp6ia iintt Der I'M @nn5cu 4i,726
Dlitglie0er 3d6lt tn0 8u Dem PIP
0cltibe Nereine, Sogen iui0 @eita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

Weun er nem @eTBer zines 9leitaurdnts, Der
i'm mcbr ais enmol beOient, Der i6n gefrdai
bate, uie ibm bic omeritanii9c &iid)e
mun6s unb gu oeRen GsI9aft en giites Gjss
oddtnis gebOrte, wenp er Rem nid6t duffiel.
10 tonnte er es pabri9eiuli@ nit allen anz
bern aufneDmen. 2tber nod cine anbre
Brobe 9alt es 5u beiteben, cine probe, Die
fc3on manden Der Yoli3ei in bic 6dnoe ge>
liefert. @r muBte ia etpas lagen, unb ni1ts
1T 10 i2per gu oerItelIen, ols bic Stimme.
9Jlit roienoer @el9tpin6igteit muBten iitb
bic @e0anien lpdbrenO Der nenigen Setun=
ben, ais er bic Stufen bindufitieg, in leinem
6irn getreu3t baben; bic 9lugen Der beiben
SbenitebenDen tparen erpdrtunesoon auF
i6n seri6tst nit Der unousgeIproaenen
5rage, iUie er feline glnpeienbeii 3u 6ieisr
Gtunoe pobl ertldren piirOe
2lIs er Oanu iprod, fab sr ioolsitb baB er
nidt tpieOererfannt puroe. Ni9t ollein bas
@eiitbt, aucb Die Stimme mar Dollitdnoig
Derdnbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

Cfc armen Sol0aten IT.
Giu fleilleS @}dOden bettelt ieine
sl}lttcr Inn @oae, es- morbte germ,
Sriiupie fir Die Solooten itrideu.
u9l6er re6t i6neQ~, 6ittet Oas ainO.
uSSa porimi Oenn2 iragt Die
Dlutter. uS6 b0rte Oo6,~ iagt oie
&leine, Dob i'm ariegc ioIc6 ein bei-
tiger 2on0ihlrn iue6tl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

0es Deritri6en unO allies iuHt ieinen
Nlab oili 9lod ite6t Gin Cfii5ier
militernOes 9luges, ooB oils in GrO-
mmA ollein Gam iitdt er ieI6it
ieinen @lob Oergebli6 uno fragt
iblieBlid bal6lmIt Dor lid bin; o@o
lit Oenn MIN mein Goupe2~ ga miro
GUS N}dodenmln0 geantuortet o9ei
Der prcuBiidcu @iieu6abu siebt cs
feline GolpeS, iouOcru uIr 9lbt6eile."
Sa6euo 3ie6t Der Oiii5ier ieiuen 8el-
tel ano 5ablt ols 9uBc fir Die iprab-
libe @ntgleiilng 5mei Morf 5um 9e-
iten oeS nHotbcn &rel5cs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

z. Edpttel.
6err 9artfep ma8tfid Gorgen.
9tm nd9Fen Dlorgen lam Serr George
SartleD erft 3iemIib ipdt ing &ontor. Qlls
er aus oem Gift itieg, Ia6 er auf bsn Rorri.
Dor einen Wonn iparteno bin unO Ger oeGen.
,@uteu Mlorgen SobnTou, Ginb Gle
i4on lanoe 9ier?" fro9te e. Ioi:ie. .Roms
men sic nlr gIeicb init bincia
Der 5remoe mar Elm trditigsr, nntrf,s!v
Wlann nit glattem Geiiat; es srGs cimsu
longen lllitsr, Der feit 5ugetnSpFi mar. Zen
mei6en 5il5but brebts er in btlevu 0cabsn,
er i9ieu fic3 reht uube4o9IiA su fiiblsn
Pun mas bringen Gic N2eussQ" !roeis
SartleD tur5, pdbrenO feline Rttats IN sIntu
Saufen 8riefe ouf Oem Gtesls.IIA DaS"t
nSbr Mdnn lit seItern ab,nO ear at1i "
Garlsp0Ooa6OteI erlaieusn, asr- 6orirsn.'
SartleD orebie ii9 nit ,tns1 Rut In gsl,
mem Sdrsibtiihitubl EsT,ra- u Iut lin.
gldubig aug.
(JQrtieBuug icisi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-12

SIN Seirot5s @iircou.
uSh m06tc germ 6eirotben, o6er nitr
CHS 0er5ensneiauna rSer5eus-
neiguug2 (G6ei 3A ieinem 9liiiIten-
tcn) Se6monn geben Sic NAL
'runter S GA, brittle &ei6e bon o6en
Iinfs, Sud- A. 9Ibtbeilma 6, 9lei6e
t27o."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
Should SWAT THE FLY
ON WARM DAYS FIRST HATCH
INGs WILL SWARM TO BAITED
TRAPS.

University of Oregon. Eugene Nav
6-'eNow that warm davs have come
this is tba time TO oct after the bouse
fly hard" saws DR.. Clifton y. Hodge
professor of social biology t'A cam
paion that catches mari of ,be carly
sprinp flies and then is permitted TO
lie Of inanition Ia not n eampainu tha.
means n flyless August Tae first
batcbings Of houseflies will swarm to
baited trans on hot davs. and all the
towns in which campaigns have been
begun should see that pronerlv con
stlUcted tran is standing ut rs many
backwards and at as many barns as
Dossible in tbe town.
Eugene is poinp systematically. into
it's fly caupaicn with tho avowed oh.
ieet OF having flvl,rs neiqbborhoods
during the summer. even if the whole
town cannot be cleared of fac nests
this wear. Two contests have been he.
gun among the schooi children. one for
establishing the cleanest and most flv.
less block, and one Tor establishing the
cleanest and most flyless grammar
school district Prizes for the smallest
rather than the greatest number of
flies seems to Eugene most likely to
produce results.
Contest No. | is omen TO all children
in the CITY and will be given in two
classes
Glass A is for residence or business
blocks that have at least five dwell
lincs or houses. witl,ut stables in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

A. In both classes, flylessness will be
indicated by the least number of ilys
in the traps.
Contest No. . is open especially to
pupils of the grammar schools. Eaen
grammar school district will be eonsid-i
cred competing unit. Awards MIL
be for the best average sanitary eobds'
tions and cleanliness of the whole dis''
trict, the highest award being given
for the greatest number of well cared
for traps. The committee suggests
that the boys in the manual training
departments OF the grammar schools be
responsible for making these traps and
that they be eitaer loaned or sold to
the people in the blocks where placed
This contest runs from May l to Sep
tember 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
NEW APPRAISAL HIGHER
INHERITANCE TAX ON BUSH
ESTATE MUST BE PAID ON
$4,000 MORE PROPERTY.

Thirty-three promissory notes hav-
ing face value from $50 to $2S57 are
appraised as worthless in the report
filed this morning with the Marion
county court by E. p. Mccormack, +.
NJ. LAHORE, and w. H. Byrd, of the re-
apprsisement of the Asahel Bush
estate, which was demanded by State
Treasurer Thomas b. Kay before de-
termining the amount Of inheritance
tax the heirs should pay to the state.
1t was found by the above appraisers
that the estate is valued about $4,000
more than the former appraisal. The
total value is given as l,544 4,436.l3.
The report filed this morning by the
appraisers is sworn to be a correct
statement of the moneys belonging to
the deceased Asahel Bush at the time
of his death last winter and also
his debts and securities. George Bing-
ham is the attorney having the matter
in charge for the estate.
After the first appraisal was made
and a note given to the bank by Gov
ernor West for $4,000 was classed as
worthless and as result paid by the
governor, it was believed that other
notes also classed es worthless were
valuable. Accordingly, State Treas
urer Kay ordered reappraisement of
the estate to determine just what the
inheritance tax should be.
Denial as to any knowledge as to
the truth of the allegations made in
the answer of the defendant in the
case of Ed and L. j. Ogle against. Hell
len Hurst was made-in reply filed
this morning by the plaintiffs. Denial
of each and every allegation in the
answer was made. Judgment as asked
for in the complaint is demanded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Mary Cunningham, one of the patti
ents at the State School for the Feeble
Minded, ran away last evening and no
trace has been found of her as yet,
according to the institution authorities
today. The girl was committed from
Multnomah county and is about nine
teen years of age. She is only slightly
weak minded and succeeded in quietly
leaving the school last night near 8
o'clock. The Salem police have been
asked to keep sharp look out for her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Becoming suddenly and Unexpectedly
i'll last night, r. A. Lesette, whose
home is in Augusta, Georgia, was found
sitting on the curb ON South Twelfth
street by Jack Frost confectioner, in
the neighborhood, who advised the po
lice. Lesette was taken to the Salem
hospital in taxi by James Hartwel,
the deputy city health officer, where
City Health Officer Miles attended
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
Buy a Bon Ton, the best sc cigar.

Liberty street is being beautified to
some extent by the placing of curbing
and the consequent grading and plant
ing OF grass, flowers and trees of the
parkings Several places have black
walnut trees planted in the parkings,
and this should be carried out the en-
tire length of the street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

him. The unfortunate man, who is a
young and well-appearing young fel
low, was seriously i'll, having contract
ed cold which developed into pneu-
monia. He said he had been working
in Seattle and was on his way home
in the south when he became 50 i'll that
he had to stop Off. Although rather
low this morning, it is believed he will
roaovar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

some time and many an innocent sa-
lemite has been seen walking around
the machine in search of the indieat-
ors. Mr.. Smith will have the ticker in
shape again within a short time, but
will not guarantee the quality of the
jewels he intends to place on the
hands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
Fine printing; Fulier Printing Con-
cern. Phone Main 2l79.

A ten-months old fily, owned by DR..
Patterson, the well known veterinarian
of Salem, has been recognized as a
promising animal, the owner having re-
fused 5000 for the little track colt,
which was offered By Portland stock
man. 1t is "lIal b" filly and was
sired by Zolock, the grand Oregon stall
lion that has record of two and a
quarter. There has been several Hal B
colts sold for two and three thousand
dollars, and DR.. Patterson is going to
aold his filly a while yet,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
Buy a Bon Ton, the best SC cigar.

L. H. McMahan, progressive candi.
date for governor, came up from his
farm north of Salem this morning to
look after a few business matters. Mr..
McMahan says he is too busy planting
garden truck and caring for ms fruit
orchards to dabble IN politics at pres
ent, but he believes he will run as well
and as fast as the majority.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Get new sewing machine. The new
machine will run qnieter and lighter,
and will do better and easier work,
saving fatigue and worry to the oper-
ator. All the latest makes, from the
cheapest to the best, at Coco Wills,
State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
NANNY sz%en
ABOUT PEG IEMA1
GXel

the Maccabees, will be in the city to-
night, coming for the purpose of in
stituting "siek and accident" de-
partment. He will meet with the local
lodge this evening at s O'Clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Patrolman White last night picked
up bicycle which had been standing
on South Commercial street for two
nights. The wheel is being held at
the station and anyone wishing to look
it over may do so at any time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
DIED.

TLomas-Jonn Thomas, May 8, 1914,
at 5 p. M, at his home one and one-half
miles south of Marion.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the residence at 10 a. m. Thurs
day. Interment in Marion cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06
Buy a Bon Ton, the best &C cigar.

The following is taken from the Cor
wallis Gazette Times: Mrs. viii Ne
Cullum, of Salem, arrived here yes
terday on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Henkle, and will remain
until her mother, who mas been quite
i'll, aas made decided progress toward
recovery.
.
For Sale-A good business, paying
about $3.50 month. Manager wants
TO leave the city, Address J. j., care
Journal.
If what the proprietor of the Smith
Jewelry store says is true the street
clock in front Of that place will be a
most wonderful sight before long. Mr..
Smith says he is going to have the
hands inlaid with diamonds as large as
tea cup and the face of the time
keeper highly illuminated. The hands
on the clock have been missing for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Young Massey, the lad who was
given five days for begging by Judge
Elgin in tine police court yesterday
morning, and who was advised to take
advantage of the opportunity to wash
up, used plenty of soap and water, ae-
cording to the Officers. The chief of
police gave the prisoner a whole bar
of soap and when Massey returned the
bar last night it was about as thin as
paper. He petitioned the chief this
morning for more soap and more time
in which to finish washing his clothes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Wanted-A capable woman to work
for a business house; good pay. For
particulars address ii. Ii. NJ, care Cap
ital Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

for governor from Portland, is regis
tered at the Hotel Marion. 1t is said
that Mr.. Manning IS making hot
campaign in Marion county.
-
IF you appreciate good barbering, try
Ilibler 4 Smith S, 33I State street.
.
Blain Hubbard is planning to leave
for Coos Bay next Friday where he will
spend one or two months casting for
trout, salmon and other good fish. Mr..
Hubbard will also take along his shoot
ing supply and try for few bear be.
fore returning home.
.
Four expert watchmakers, Best Of
work. No delays. Bars.
.
For the purpose of attending the
state convention Of the Modern Wood
men of America, to which he is dele
gate, w. Il. Vincent has gone to Eu-
gene.
Take look at the fine display of
latest styles of auto robes at Shafer s
dependable leataerware store. ISL SO.
Commercial street.
Members of the choir of the First
Nj, Il. church are vigorously rehearsing
music for concert to be given in the
church one week from tonight for the
benefit of the piano fund. The con
cert will be semi-sacred and is under
the direction of Frederick S. Mcnden.
hall, dean Of the Willamette University
college of Music.
We guarantee safe return of watches
for repair sent us by mail. Quality
counts in jewellery. Barr's.
The racehorse men at the state fair
grounds race course are cleaning up
their sulkies and putting things in
shape for the big annual events when
the fair is in session. Considerable in
terest is being manifested in the com.
ing session and both horsemen and the
lovers of the sport in Salem are anx.
iously waiting for the time when the
starter turns 'em loose on Lone Oak.
Wanted-A man and his wife to take
charge of good business; good pay.
Address l.. d., care Journal.
j. w. Sherwood, state commander of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

A place you can depend upon-that's
at the Wiley b. Allen Co. IS music store,
52l Court street. h. +. Peters, mgr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Bon Ton Millinery Store moved from
Hubbard building to State street, op-
posite Ladd & Bush bank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

The sidwalk on South Commercial
from Lincoln to the cemetery and city
limits, are in a dangerous condition.
There are holes in the planking, which
is laid lengthwise of the walk, that will
let the unwary PEDESTRIANS feet
through, and fall may result in a
broken leg. 1t is also called TO the
attention of the authorities that the
walk on the east side of Lincoln be-
tween Commercial and Liberty is also
in a dangerous condition. 1t is not
only full of holes but the are light at
Lincoln is so placed that big maple
tree serves as blind, shutting off all
light from the street. The tree
should be removed or the light changed
over to the south side of Lincoln. Both
these things should be remedied, for if
they are not the city is liable to have
nice little damage suit on its hands,
and especially so, now that its atten-
tion has been called to it.