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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
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/ Sonoefjorb, og hpiS Slanoer er
uoe omfrinq saa ollie &eroenS Sars
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Oelie.
Otter &oncerten tnffebe Sogne.
preit Siuiot for geisget % aoncer.
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oct &otel, iom itoar / Sorbiuoelie
lneb @pers 9aoeitcb, talte Sroiorer
6ofitao iii 9anoen. San aiprbe
opnlcrfiom paa Oct Cab iom Norge
bur liot OF irenlocles liber berpeo,
at ioo mango bra og bngtige rnge
WGno braoer oper til llolan0et.
Spnet al bisie l1ngc, fipffe Wnno
pionet ON bette Cab. Mton par
pant til at betragte Sc norife Sine
rifanere alele ion arbeioere. Ser
bar @ionesbnrb ont, at De ogiao
ltob brit poa &ioenifabers % &lrlo-
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paa &ulltens hapbe brenet BET til
noaet ganife itorurtet. Saabnn Sci.
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bere / Sonoefjoro.
llmiooeIbort efter aoncerten fam.
leoes Soft / SoteletS Seitial, bpor
2. 6. &or oppartebe meb en- Gel
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blanbt De mango gooeeiniter, iom
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hi bort ON gpens Stoltbeo, "9see-
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bar gs9cifog, iaa far oe 10 @rllno
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or en- ioa itor 2utb al pofrc, beie
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iagre Sfog bar ser itorartet Set
eiter &oncerten.
SPIRIT iomleoes man foran Duff.
papiaiouen. Gerfra lang Sen friite-
lige misunderstanding nogle Sange.
Zen ierite Gang bar ifrepct al 9or.
pifs Sognepreit, Wosiin, bportil
Sr9aniit Oscar Meier, iom ogioa
birigerebe Secret, bapoe fomppneret
Muiifen.
Sargen Ipber iaaleoes:
Bel meot ibog
a1eb Stiernchanner og norife T!11.
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tets Slag.
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9egen beroppe og 9sleen oeo
Strano.
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ben err Dor emit -
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&plt.
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genoe grpit.
Saf at s fom.
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Gao fnpttes 9ano:
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mco parme Sierter % Grlig aano.
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ct Bar Numere, f~ortruf SeIifabet til
en- rummelig platform, bnor @jp-
iterne, iammen mleo ell Gel uo-
neb Soririifninger. Ser
bolotes % ogiaa eft Far 5aler.
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iom baooe billet SeIlfabet pelfom.
men paa grpesen, bolot 5eittalen.
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paa ben Gale, iom Sogne.
preit Mosiin bapoe bolot / airfen.
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pifs Wuiifforps borte i FapiQionen.
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llnber @eissct / Sarpif bilitc
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9ror al samIe 5ru aoren paa
@aibinston Vrairie. Yoitor Sps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Eruicsiur Vreus.

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er Bit mo6tuget me6 rene Cuationer.
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nerne oar 10 populpre. noget Tom
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rlfonere fierloer; men oct meite bar
liQeian ieluiolgcltq mt Tor DC fleite
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bilUrmsaaret mGqtig bar bioraget
til at tnpttc S~orbinoeIle melIem Ror.
&c ocrooer on Rorqe her er ro1et,
ionl dllereoe isle8 itertt / port Sano.
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pGa at oct an%lerifdnife Sumfuno er
en- SnteIteoiqeI, hporai Ell IN Ration
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

Get bleo pao Saiis al HeiuItater.
ne al bisie ierite Ter Waaneoer az
Den npe 8oIbIops geitaaen ipaaet,
at Statsfosien ueo llblsbet al Oct
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fet / ppientlig 8rao ifplbes De upen.
tet itore SnotPgier ira aorpora.
tions- og Snofiminfatterne. On
Statsfasiens Stutas peo 6inans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

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tiltolenoe. Sgina @ilbelm Trcu5
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ito0 til NftcusruaN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
SPORT NEWS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
DEPOT AT DALLAS BURNS

Capital Journal Special serviee)
Dallas, Ore, Aug. 29.-At about ls
clock Thursday night an alarm was
given that the Southern Pacific depot
was on fires By the time the firemen
could respond TO the late call most
OF the structure was ablaze from one
end to the other.
The firemen did good work. and in
10 minutes after their arrival the fire
was under their control But owing
to large shipment of sulphur and a
few drums of oil the blaze was hard to
completely smolder.
Fire was thought to start in the rear
end OF the building. Owing to the fact
that the whole rear end of tne depot
was the most afire and that the fire
was working from that end, il is
thought that il started from there.
This is the second time that the depot
has caught on fire in tae East six
months, the other time being in mid
winter at about l0:3O in the evening.
That time the fire was not so well
started as it was this time and the
building was not so much damaged as ID
was this time. The freight department
is completely ruined and all its con.
tents. The floor and roof are complete
~ gone and all that is left of the walls
wiz never be of any use in rebuilding
tne structure.
1t was thought that the building was
set afire by people having a grudge at
the Southern Pacific company and try
ing 10 get them TO have to build a new
depot. Entrance was gaided from the
only rear window by ladder which is
hung on the end of the building. The
ladder is sealed to the hangers by means
of the regular car seals, and on inyesti.
CATION Of the building after the fire
II was found that these seals were
broken and that the ladder was resting
over these in such a manner as to show
that the ladder had been removed he.
fore the fire had started, as il wa, too
not after tne alarm was given for any
one to venture up and take it off the
rack.
Most of the office papers and furni.
ture was saved as the fire had not vet
reached that end by the time the fire.
men got there. A continual watch was
Kept during the night and several
times the water had to be turned ON to
stop smoldering blazes which still ex.
isted until tais morning before they
were entirely put out. There is nearly
$4,000 dollars damage done on the build.
ing, let aside the loss on freight stored
away from last night's freight. The
express eompany's loss was small, as
most everything was saved The bag.
lNge was nearly all destroyed. only a
small proportion being taken out before
the fire was checked.
investigations are being held today
by the Southern Pacific authorities, but
u is not definitely known as to what
they will dc with the depot. Whether
they viii build a new one or remodel
the old one as done before.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
ACTIVITIES NOTED
ON STATE FAIR GROUNDS

Bentley George and wife and Mrs. d.
II. l.ooney and her son George. of .Jef.
tetson, were callers at the camp grounds
today. They will be in camp as usual
this year.
non. w. Il. Downing, ex-president of
the Oregon State Fair Board, was a cal.
Ter today, selecting location for his
cottage. 1t will be on Wisdom avenue
adjoining that of A. G.. Smith-No. 10
Wisdom avenue.
The cottages Of j. NJ. English Shaw.
non, U. {. Thoms jefferson; Mrs. W.
a. King, Salem, were placed in the
cottage City district today.
me owners of cottages are privileoed
to fence in the same with sometime
signify aud set out flowers and plants
place. '''''"' Wv e
For the present the Camp Grounas
location. '' Pi''e"'
U. =, Fraytag, superintendent of the
fa1ilion, was on the grounds TODAY. He
WIN nave the honor of being the first
superintendent in the new paviI;on
something for Historian Geo. II. Himel
to lot down for answering in I'M
future. :" ''l
several horses from Canada will rad
ia the Early Closing Events. The I'd
lowing Canadian horses are entered. In
the s;OS Pace-Carson 4 Rochon own.
ers' college Gent and the Beaver: J. I
piomprier, agent, Edmonton, Alberta
Hamancta, b. s.. Searchlieht w W W
Fleming, owner Portage La Prairie
Man. Prineewood, br. 5, Guy Princeton
Miss Ada Wood. '''
In the s;2O Trot-T. ID. White own
er, Monarch, Alta, Eta McKennS h
w., MeEenna Carson i Roebon Win.
nipeg, Man, Seniea Boy. W. w FIem.
ing, owner, Portage Ia Prairie Man
Iropie Dawn, b, M. Symboleer--Pan'
dora. In the s;sl Trot-T D. WHIT
owner, Monarch, Alta. Eta MeKenna
b, M, McKenna Carson & Roehon Win
nipeg, Man, Seneca Boy and I.oree Tod.
dinston' In the s;lO Trot-w. W Flsm.
ing, Portage la Prairie. Man. Baroness
White. - ueh'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
GRACE EOFF HIBBLER
LEADS IN THE CONTEST
Popular Young Ladies of Salem in
Friendly Contest for Trip to San
Francisco in 1915.

Mrs. Grace EOff Hibbler is still lead
ing by small margin the contestants
in tae Capital Journal S popular voting
contest. Many of the names in today 5
count show a nice gain over the pre-
vious count and the young ladies who
are the most active report the sales
checks easy to get because the stores
whose sales checks may be exchanged
for votes are among the most desirable
places to trade in Salem. Look over
the list of firms printed below and YOU
will see that You are at present trad.
ing with a number of them. Ask for
sales checks waen YOU purchase for
cash or pay your bill at any of these
stores. Then if you want to make some
young lady happy either bring them
to this office and exchange them for
votes or give them to someone in the
contest whom you are interested in see
ing win trip to San Francisco in
1918
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
GRAND FINALE AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The last exhibition Of 'Creatiou -
photo-drama at the Grand opera house
will begin at 5 p M special pro.
gram is arranged. The speaker, Mr..
W. ii, Bundy, from the Temple of
. Creation New York, is going to de.
liver mis- famous lecture, Pastor Rus.
sell ) Teachings Examined Ii will
be of special interest to all, since il
is well known that Pastor Russell is
prominently identified with the photo.
drama OF Creation Mr.. Bundy has
been lecturing for over ~ years, and
the lecture tours have carried him 10
all quarters of the globe. He is said
to be a powerful speaker and an able
Bible student. He is giving this lee.
ture by special request, aud Ii is expect.
ell that the public will gladly avail
itself of this unusual opportunity. In
connection with the program for Satur.
day, August ~, will be special music
aud beautiful motion pictures.
As usual, no collection will be taken,
and no admission win be charged
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
SLOW ABOUT REoIsTER1Ne.

Ono, thank YOU" was the reply
given to City Recorder Charles Elrin
yesterday when he went out on the
sidewalk and asked woman whether
she did not want 10 come in and regis.
ter Tor the city election while she had
time.
81 find that the women of the eitv
are apathetic concerning the coming
election to choose city officials, the
recorder declared this morning. 'sThere
are few coming in, and apparently they
apparently they don't Know there is
to be an election.
When the women are asked 10 regis.
ter the recorder said, they appeared
20 be bewildered. Aud not only are
the women apathetie, but the men are
careless and Indifferent. Yesterday he
says he had TO 60 out to the sidewalk
and stop people and ask them TO come
IN 20 sign up, He is q the opipion
that only about d000 OF the 1000 elec.
tors viii be registered when election
comes around. The recorder expects
the greater portion win wal, until the
last few days aud then al rush in a,
once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
The Labor Day Match

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 29.-Joe Riv-
ers, who meets Willie Beeeher, the New
York lightweight, over the e0.round
route at Vernon ON Labor day, did his
first real work today in preparation for
the 20.
Tomorrow the camps Of. both fighters
will be scenes Of activity Beecaer,
who comes here with a great eastern
reputation, is making big hit with
the fans in his training work and
promises to live up TO his record, This
is his first trip over the 2O.round
course.
Rivers also win entertain big crowd
at his camp.
Johnny Dundee, after announcing his
departure for San Francisco, decided to
wait until after the Rivers. Beecher
bout His party will 20 north on the
nignt OF September I.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
INTEREST INTENSE
IN PENNANT RACE
Three-cCrnered Race Between Giants
Beavers and Cardinals for the Ma
tional Pennant Gets Warm.
FANS PICK BOSTON BRAVES
TO WIN, CARDINALS SECOND
Willie Hoppe Considered Lucky to Get
Draw in Last Nights Go-Riyers
and Beecher Training for Scrap
BY Hal Sheridan.

New York, Aug. 2D.-Interest here is
at fever heat over the three.eornered
race between the Giants, Braves and
Cardinals for the National league pen.
nant. Despite recent setbacks to the
Boston aggregation, many New York
fans believe the Stallngites will hit
: their stride soon and that the end of
the western invasion will see the club
resting in first place, with the Cardinals
second and the Giants third.
Johnny Evers, the Braves second.
saeker, is as brim full of confidence as
his skin can mold, but he does not like
to discuss the club 5 pennant chances
A Chicago paper recently quoted Eyers
as saying:
We don I like to talk about this
race because baseball players are su.
perstitiOus aand we believe il would
throw some hard luck our way. / will
say, however, that we are fighting all
the time and, Of course, have our hopes.
4, " All around the circuit they are root.
ing for Boston, and it seems as if every.
body was against New York winning
again; In Pittsburg the big crowds
stood up and yelled for the Braves to
beat the Pirates, Taat will give you
an idea Of how the fans are with us.
" ! do not know how many games
we have won since we started climbing,
as it bad luck TO keep dope. One OF
the best things about the Boston club
Is that there are no factions. As a
result the teamwork could not be better
and II is big factor in winning games.
Our pitchers are going great guns and
as long as they keep up their good work
Boston will remain in the running
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
scHEpuLE sHoRrENEp.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 2g.--The North
western league schedule for the present
season is 20 be shortened two weeks.
Lack Of patronage in Vancouver and
Victoria, where the populaee Is in the
grip Of the war, is responsible.
official news OF the curtailment OF
the schedule will be passed around as
soon as the sanction OF Secretary Far.
rell, of the National commission, nee.
essary IN such eases, is received.
This means that the pennant race
Will terminate September ~, instead Of
September sS,
The new plan has atlded bitterness TO
the fight between Vancouver and Sc.
attlee, IN FIRST and second places respec-
lively A single days result win
change the aspect Of the race, AS Sc
attic is scant game behind the lead.
ers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29

twould make the chorus for a song
when he was on the coast. He dropped
tle Indian trademark, though before
he started in 10 show the stuff New
York fans boast. He played out west
till nineteen-nine, when Muggsy said
" My boy, YOU re mine" an bougl
him from st. Paul. Oh BOwerman ws
baekstop then, but by the end of l9l
Jack forced him to the wall.
The Chief 5 right arm is way pas
good. He pegs to bags an swings tn
wood in western cyclone style. RI
poles out long an timely swats that 9
10 distant lonely spots-makes fielder
chase mile. Some stars keep flashin
in an out With Meyers there S neve
any doubt about his candle power. III
world champ bout or practice fray Jacl.
plays the same oil CLASSY way eael0
week, each day, each hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
Hoppe Played Lucky.

San Francisco, Aug. 29--wilie Hoppe
was considered lucky today to have
been given a draw with Fighting
Dick" " Hyland in their four.round con
test here last night. In the closing
rounds Hyland fought Hoppe all over
the ring, forcing Willie time after time
20 break ground aud take to the ropes
Both men were tired at the finish but
the shade belonged to Hyland.
The other events resulted as follows:
Eddie Miller won the decision over
Teddy Morgan; Otto Berg won the
decision over Soldier Nelson; frankie
Jones won the decision over Kid Ex.
posito; Arthur Carroll knocked out Kid
Ashley in the first round; Young Ian.
nun won the decision from Tony Brol.
ony; Jimmy Mallon quit to young Togo
IN the first round, and Soldier Woods
won the decision over Joe Ferro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29

stem wheat sold at 81 bushel yes
terday afternoon. Henry Vincent and
John Thonney sold in the neighborhood
OF 10000 bushels of bluestem at 81
net, it being reported that the grain
was purchased by the local agent of
the Waitsburg mills.
since the European war many local
farmers have been holding for 81.
Bluestem has been in demand but yes
terday is the first time the high quo.
tatlon has been made. 1t is estimated
taat local farmrs hold more than
luo'OOO bushels of bluestem at the
present time, little of the 1914 crop
having been sold. r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
GOOD BUYS In
REAL ESTATE

Acre tracts just ontside Of the city
limits, all In bearing orchard, good soil;
price $500 per acre, s25 down, balance
~ per month. II you are looking fe-
an acre tract come IN and see us,
Well improved five acre tract, 3la
miles from Salem; will take good Salem
residence property up TO $500 as part
payment. Price $500.
100 acres Of land in Colorado TO trade
tor Willamette Valley property,
5-room house. corner lot, east front,
bearing fruit, close 10 school and ear,
line This Is a snap. Price $500 cash.
Well improved 10 acre tract close to
salem to trade in on large acreage,
20 acres Of good fruit laud nearly all
under cultivation, balance timber. Price
Ai,7D0; $500 down. balahee 5000 per
year, per cent interest This is a
good buy,
3ia acres Of land all under cultiva.
tion; plenty fruit, house, barn. chicken
house, Located on macadam road aud
Just s-t mile from carliue viii take
house and lot mp to $1,000 as part pay.
ment. Price $4,000.
10 acres Of land all under cultivation.
aood drainage, small house, barn, chick.
en- house, well, some fruit. Price
$1,000; $3.50 down. balance at per
cent interest.
room house, large lot, hard surface
street close to eariue Price $1,000;
$500 cash, balance to suit,
acres nearly all ander cultivation,
4 miles FROM Salem and close 10 rail
road station. Price $3.50 $26 cash, bal.
nnce IS per month.
u yop want to buy, trade or sell,
see rs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
ITALY MAY YET Be
FORCED TO TAKE Sides
Heavy Pressure Forcing Italy Slowly
Decide Against Allies-Aus'liA =
tions May Provoke Her to wal
BY Gros,
lRY Henry wOOd.)

Rome, Aug. 29.-Under heasy bSssd. Sd
sure The italian government was psa"
ing slowly towards war TO-DAY; .pury
The people were extremely icons s~s
over reports of the massing OF '.v~s .Ssd
on the frontier. The newspapers 7m-
the government strongly TO earn
mediately what Austria intends; ,..r
That an ultimatum to vienna
was rumored. .a n in-
The foreign office eoniinu'.sS ~ ,smsin
sist, however. that Italy Wouiu .s Vas
neutral. One thing, at any Co. esymsny
certain-no aid will be lent % ~ mean
and Austria Hungary. II o....ssmpted
revolution if the government
such thing. hs;se held
Cabinet conferences were os
frequently.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
Late Yesterday

At New Orleans.-The twenty.first
bubonic plague case was reported.
AT Washington.-Paul S. Reinsch.
newly-appOinted American minister to
China, left for Pekin
AT New York.-Flour was marked mn
to $500 per barrel, or S2.35 per 40.
pound sack to the consumer.
AT San DOmingo.-RamOn Baez was
formally inaugurated president and the
various revolutionary elements began
disarming.
AT Brighton, Notwithstanding on
the sea beach, Rudyard Kipling was ar
rested as a German spy, but was re.
leased later with apologies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
PORTLAND MARKETS.

:, Portland, Ore, Aug. 2s.-wheat-
Club 9Slae; bluestem, $l.lO.
Oats-No. white feed, 29lsc.
Bariey-Brewing, 25c; feed, 24lsc.
hogs, best live, $9.2569.5 so; prime
sseers, so.I5@I; fancy cows, So: best
calves, sI@S.25; spring lambs, So.
Butter-City creamery, 35c.
Eggs-Selected local extras. sOe:
hens, lSe; broilers, 15c; geese. lOc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29
INDIAN TROOPS ON WAY.

Paris, Aug. se.--News from London
'eat troops from India were ON the;,
way TO help the French and British
night the Germans was received hers
today with the liveliest interest
me Information was taken as off.
e,ai War Minister Lord Kitchener and
the secretary Of state for Indian affair
being quoted as having announced Il in
parhament. II was assumed the Indian
troops would come hy way Of the ReS
sea, Sue1 and the Mediterranean ana
land at Marseilles, ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29

redskin Giant star.
Ii ain Z no use fol
you TO name some
otaer backstop in
the game-Jaek I
got him ia led far.
That stuff gets tire.
some after while.
but they ain I miss
ed the mark a mile
with all their bunk
an CUFF. OF Jack
can make their lies
come true by gettin
out an comm
through with skads
o. fancy stuff.
Jack used to have
a name so long