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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12
OOUbLY PROVEN.
JASPER Readers Can No Longer Doubt the

This grateful citizen test flied
long ago.
Told Of quick relief-of un.
doubted benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete
the evidence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof OF
merit.
Arnold Markley. shoemaker,
First & Geiger Sts., Hunting.
burg. Ind, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills are worthy the name OF
an honest kidney medicine. II
they had only come to my atten-
ton sooner, ! would have been
spared a great deal of suffering
and expense. My work is very
combining and at times the pains
lin my back became almost more
than | could stand. | looked
badly and didn't sleep or eat
we'll. A friend strongly urged
me to try Doan's Kidney Pills
and | did. They improved my
condition in every way. Anoth-
er of ray family has al o been
benefited by them. am just rs
strong in my praise of Doan's
Kidney Pills now as [ was when
| I recommended them, after they
| first helped me so much.
Price SOC. at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the
same that Mr.. A. Markley had
Foster-Milburn Co., Props But
falo. N. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12
The Dubois County
Commissioners.

Should appoint a COMPETENT
Snnerintendent of roads. At
the May court they. paid a SO.
called Supt. and his boys s344 81
for a lot of blue sky service. In
June the same gang got s62.
The Supreme Court last week
decided that County Commission.
ers could not be forced to elect
the county surveyor as highway
superintendent. The surveyor
of Martin county asked to be ap-
pointed and was refused. he
then brought suit to mandate the
Commissioners, and the Supreme
Court decided that ne had NJ
cause for action as the Count.
Boards action is final.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
AT FACTORY PRICES


All other sizes In stock. Non Skid
tires 10 per cent additional, sad tubes
ten per cent above gray. All new clean
fresh guaranteed tires Best standard
and independent makes, Buy direct
from us and save money. D per cent
discount il payment in full accompanies
each order. G.. 0. ID. on 10 per cent de-
post. Allow ing examination.
TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO.
Dept. q Dayton, ONO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12

The Corydon Republican says;
Another curious thing about a
girl is the way she will be scared
TO death for fear some one VIII
see her in her kimono and then
oo six-stepping down the street
in a costume that shows more
oirl than any well regulated XII
mono ever dreamed Of.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12
Wake Up and Advertise.

Will you walk into my parlorE'
Said the spider to the flies;
MY webs are spun in places
where
They do not advertise.
I'VE thank you, sir, but must
decline"
The willy insects said;
1--WE do not care to waste our
time
In places that are dead. Elk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12

DlSur1CC anu NOullCy
(Mugwumps and short horses not IN
cluded.)
For Judge 57th Judicial Circuit.
JOHN L. BRETT
For Prosecuting Attorney ~
For Joint Representative ~
For County Auditor.
JACOB II. SENG.
For Clerk
WIN BOCKLEMAN
For County Treasurer
JOHN ]. KREILEiN
For County Assessor
JAMES SONGER
For County Coroner.
LEO A. SALB.
For Trustee cambridge Up
LAWRENCE HOCHGESANU.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12
Board Of Review in Session

The Board of Review of Du-
bois County organized Monday
June lst, and will be in session
twenty days.
The Board has set the follow.
ling dates for each township.
when the taxpayers of each are
requested to come and make
complaints if any they have
Columbia Tp- Monday. June ID.
HARRISON - Monday, June 15
Boone g" Monday. June Is.
Madison =" Tuesday, June 16
cambridge Tuesday, June 16
Marion Tuesday June 10
Hall Wednesday June IL.
Jefferson Wednesday June IL
jackson Wednesday June II
Patoka Wednesday June L.
ICass Thursday, June Is.
Ferdinand Z" Thursday June Is
Town of Jasper Thursday June Is
City of Huntingburg Fri. June Is
Town of Birdseye Friday June Is
,lTown of Ferdinand Friday Jun Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12

We know of number OF families VINO
are regular readers OF the Courier tut
are not subscribers, they borrow the pa
DER from their neighbors. We are glad
TO know that the Courier is thus appre-
Gated, but why not subscriber Inc
priceis small and We would appreciate
having these names on our mailing list.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-12
LEGAL BLANKS.

Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds
Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortga-
ges, Inventories Suponeas, Warrants
Reports etc. for Sale at the COURIER
OFFICE.
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cid Papers the Courier 'ffic DC
per T aokaR, off,
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FRIDAY, JUNE IL. 1914.
Democratic State Ticket.

United States sen ator-B. +. Shivsly
South Bend.
Secretary of state-Homer l.. Cook,
Indianapolis.
Treasurer OF state-Geo. A. Blttler.
Fort Wayne.
Auditor of state-Dale j. Gutenberg
er, Anderson.
State superintendent of public In
struction-Chas A. Greenhouse, Indian
apolis. n u;,
Attorney general-Richard M. Mil
burn, Jasper.
State geologist-Edward Barrett
Plainfeid.
Clerk of supreme and appellate courts
]. Fred France, Huntington.
Judge supreme court-Moses b. Larry
Logansport. 49,,
Judges appellate court, First district.
M. b. Hotel, Salem Edward w. Felt
Greencastle.
Second district-Joseph G. Bach
Hammond; Francis ). CALDWELL, WIN
chester, Frank M. Powers, Angola.
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This office is prepared to do
any and all kind of job printing
Give us a call.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

Silocfiifcriet %bcaHnorr. Sfo9en
IS. Septbr. SiIoeItimerne begDn'
ser M at biie fla beo Sfagen. :
Moroes inSbroate to ipenife 9aaoc
800 og 200 81, iom betaltes mcf
60 Ere pr. 81. SilSen iaees al
MofreIen, oo Sen enc @ooo hopo(
ogIaa 300 Sneie Mofrel, iom be
toItes meb | ar. 10 gre pr. Snes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

arbeioere, 9ielien % G~asmusien,
Der 6Iep inoloet paa Spgebniet bar
oct / Gitermiooae 6egee ooot.
Gn ilem Bandit. Selrrina, %
September. On ING 9ige. Ser bar
paa Morfarbeioe paa 9igrring
Marf, 6Iep 5reoag Den Is. Sept.
ooerfaIoet al ell Manosperion, Der
ioriegte at eoe Golo moo 6en0e,
bun ilap BOG ira BAN eiter en-
Stamp. 9on 9if iou tilbage til
sanoeoeien, 6oor ban rpoeoe ell
Saife og Ell 9en9epinJ ira en- an.
Den ung Bi9e. Ger bleo Itrafs
io0rfiot en- iprig 6orisIJelie; men
9anoitten uioiIap o9 fom mo til
9ierriug. bnor bon nj er bleoen
anbolOt.
Get pr Ell tioligere ~itraiiet ger.
Jon oeo Gapn SliIiits S9nlt5,biem.
m%ebereu0e i 16p eaer paa Mors.
San bar tilitooet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

6n Wrpnlrnocr pan Stnoierejic.
Belle, %. september. Gu tSaari9
@renlGnoer, Ssu al 9eit1reren al
Sanoelsplaoim i Seenioriif i 0oro.
grsnlan6, er fommen bertil Tor Of
lGre 9anoebp9ning pao 9oaobp9-
ger llitrilps GUrit. Son gar aloria
isr pGret uocnfor @renlan0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

GDt afticiclifa6. aoloin1, %.
September. 6irntaet Gnor. grifien
& 60. / aolOing o0ergaar ira 9lpt
nar til ct aftieieIifqb meo 100000
ar. 9f~fticfnpitol. 5irmaet er 3noe-
baner al en- 9onicftioftsio6rif / Sol
Dina ianit en- iterre ell aros 6or.
refining / asbenbabn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
81 arbejOere fprnlpffeOe. ag.

Sorfebing, II. September 20 9r.
beiOere ira S%arfebing Sufferia.
BRIT, 5reoerifien ira Sarfsbing
Sfoppei % &. Olien ira GsrbGf,
ifnloe / 8ormiooaas renie en- Siriip
beboloer. ga De par oeo at saa inc
/ 9eboloeren faIOt DC pluoielig be-
oepcoe neO | oen. 70 andre arbei
oere iorisgte at gaa neo 9eboloe.
rem ior at reooe Dem men ialot
IeIp ON Iu0en oe naaeoe mo | Den
De 10 igrite arbeioere Oeoe, % DC
to iioite bleu bragt inc pan Sarfe.
bine Sngebus. buor man nleiler, At
oe fan reOoes. 9lntoaeIig bar Der
uGret aiitiae 9nftarter | ge6oloc
rem.
(Senere): Oct par life no1en
Sirtpsbebolocr. men ct Sotlra'
tionsfar, man bar ne0 at reHie.
&c ioruluffeoe a%rbeioere 5reoerif
len % Glien eitcrla6er iig ben
bolospis Suitru oa A gsrn % Sii-
itrn oa @ gsrn. De to forulpffeoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
@r6ejOslps6eben / Gsbjerg, IS


berg rammes ufor6oIosm9Sii9t
boarot Of Sen pes arigen opitoaenoe
ar6eioslss6eo, foroi grportcn er
oraeet bort ira gpen iamtio;o meo.
at ogiaa 8iiferilao0en er iaa ooot
iom noirf1om. Ger er bfepen al.
6olot ct oiientligt MsOe / 9pen for
at orpite, 6poo Ser fan geres, og
fer oeotoges ser / 66Ige r@sbi.
9p." en- &eioIution, 6pori 4ommu.
men opforores til at ni6rD0e Ben
eleftriife Strem til auI,2osiefroner.
lie oeo Sapnen, ina at BET 6Giber
~np6benoigt at anoenoe Here Nrbei.
6ere ne6 2osningen, og til at iGtte
Ioa mango fommunale gr6ejOer Al
enbper 4rt Iom mltfigt / Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
ten ior Menigbe0ens Gin og Del
firfeIige grbeioe / Sosnet.

Saf fra Gnslauo. Zen oanjfe
8eianot | Betrogrn0 beretter, at
ban ira getroerao9 9orgmeiter,
@rep 3olitoi, bar mootoget enSfri.
uelie angaoenoe ben Qiootngelie,
Der / 1anmorf er bIeoeu De ilpg
tenoe 9iusiere til Del. @rep Gol.
itoi ifriner: 9pbt rert oper bette
9e0is paa menneifelig Snmpntbi
bar getroaraos W~unicipalitet paa.
lagt mig o%perior 8eres Regering
at u0tale De 5slelier al Iafnem.
meIiabeo, JON beiiqler ale Sopeo.
itnOeus S~nobosgere.
. 44dEs &5a HE NsAfn
Clotiosfnnb. aolborg, II. Sep
TENDER. Susmano Seren 2arien
paa Mars Marf or i'll. ,aalb.
amtst." unoer glsinin9 paa en-
Se0eIoo itsot paa enSomIing@uI6.
menter eler 9rafteater iamt nogle
@ulOipiroler. Ser ianotes / alt 10
9rafteater al Stsrrelie iom 1. %
2.ar. .StDffer og 6 Spiraler. Men.
terne er meget nelbeoore0e % tam
nler ~antadelin ira bet 3. Morh ei.
ter 9riiti 6eOieG.
AflDit GnnosinSinmline. 5 M.
Looming al 81. =. Il. US Solon
termisiion"S 25gors Subilpnm
1dr aongen tilitaoet Soloater6iem.
met / @ot6ersBaoe en- Sanosin0-
iamIing iii l%lopiOelie al arbeioet
aomiteen FAR imiolertio meo Sll
ititsminiitericts 9iIliaelie uoiat
Observation-Disclosures
DSans 6aeOc"s .6icmfOmit frn
@rpnlnno. @renIan6ife Slnoels
Camper Sans Ggeoe" oenote Sm.
oag Mi6Oag Den 20. 5ept. 6iem
ira fin @rsnlnnOsiprS, .inlo. a.
itet nleo Den iGobonlige 2aonina
fJran 5iif, Sfino oip.) % meo.
bringen0e n Rasiogerer, blanot
Dem ielpe Snnoelens 1ireftsr 3al.
aaaro.Senien.
7irefteren iort9ller ~. L" ON
Geiierl. at Den er iorIsbet / enbuer
9enieenoe normnlt. .@nns ggeoe4
forloo 8anmarf Den 26. sui, oa
Sfibet bar I @rsnlano anlebet@oot.
banb, .0oliteinsbore, Ggeoesminoe,
@oObaun. llpernipif os Sacobsbaon =;
Ell Del al oisie 9laoier bleo igell
anlsbet paa 1ilbagereiien. 0iref.
teren ianot alt / ippn o1 rolig
@nnge % eriareOe tltet opiigts'
nGffenoe Rpt. Sra Better 5reueben
er Der intet bert, ii6en anuo 9ias.
mnsien meIote ON Gfspeoitionen.
9aa @rsniano taIte man melt
ON ari9en. 4oit bar ienot ira Oan.
mart ben 2. augnif meo gI0 on.
at arigen par bru0t ITO, men bpor.
le0es arigen iorlsb, nneoe 10 niger
paa @rsnlaub; Sans eaeoe" lag
De Serior 9eien bien opfr 5Grser.
ne ior at iperge npt. 8ao 5Greer.
he lan Der Srore til at gna bienl
ouer Bergen.
9aa belle gejen til 9anmarf
meOte Sans gaeOe@ life ct eneiiC
arissifib; ierit PEG AHfomiten til
Snnoet ina man onnife Iorpeoo'
bnnoe.
9Inn6t Fdsinsererne bjeln er Gr
9obe % 6riir. 0oftoren bar
@renlano ioretaset 5~orarbeiOer til
Ell BOG on RrPiien Sans 6ge0e
enopiOere beianOt Der iie on 9orS
Meolemmer al en- llnOeriegeIieser'
petition, uOienot al aftieielifabei
@~renlanos Wineoriit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

@Ob anOcnOelic af Sast. Sarbo-
gre, Is. September. De aaerileite
al 9eboerne i 5Grrine So1n bar
for inoeoGrenoe Scion afitaaet De.
res Soat til en- Screening al Gofafe
SGaere, ser iom geoerIae J0er ct
iterre giOrag til So3nets Sp9e-
fasier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

lie oeo Sopnen, ina at BET 6liber
nsobenoigt at anoenoe Here Grbei.
6ere neo 2osningen, og til at iGtte
fna mango fommunale arbejOer al
enbper art iom mitfi9t / Sang.
Snnmnrfs SnnoclsflnnSe. SEQ llo.
qangen al goret 1913 bar Der / Of.
ficieIe onnife Sfibsregiitre og
Sfibsforetegnelier (omidtten0e Sfibe
oper 4 H%egiitertons netto) inOtea.
net G42 Gampifi6e uleo ct Nette.
tonnage poa 434,466 q. Z, 941
Motorifi6e me0 29,59S 81. Z. og
1870 Seilifibe meo s9,980 81. T.
altioa tiliammen 1858 Sfibe NEE
540,944 q. Z. Netto.
%f Sen iomIe6e tonnage par
9Ss,6t9 81. Z. eller ca. 70 psf.
hiemmc6erenoe I 9gbenbonn; %
a 10000 81. Z. 6erte biemme / 6pert
al De ire 9iitrifter Soen6borg
Marital % Gs6icrq, 6oilfet tiliam
men aioer aoot 10 psf. Tor oisie
tire Ilaoier. 5ilbaoe for belle oct
goriQe 9onmarf blioer altiaa fun
10 pGt. al Den iomleoe He9iiter.
tonnage. 5 aeben6apn oa Gs6ierg
beitaor SanoclsiIaaoen / oct 8Gient.
Iige al Gampifibc, meoens MaritaI
og luxembourg booeoiaseli9 er Cell.
ifibsplaoier.
9lonot aae oe spri9e YroninsbDcr
er ser ingen bpis tonnage i 1918
nane6e 5000 81. T. De fire pig
tiqite / GGffefeGgen efter Sen re.
aiitrcreoe 5onnages Stsrrelie er
anl6ora (7S93 81. y. aorsel
(7099 q. l.. bnoraf imi0lertio
oper SalD6elen er 9ompiGrger %
9ian., til6srenoc 9e oanife Stats.
baner), aar6ns APP n. - %
OoenIe (3673 81. y ri DC 36,354
g1mpifibs. G%ettotons, ser i alt er re
eiitrerct / oanore 9rooins0iitrifter"
til6erer Sen itsrite Gel Statsboner.
ne, Oct S%oreneoe 9ampIfi6s Gel.
fob eacr olorc febcn6aonife G6c
oericr; 1onnagen for 0ompifibe,
Ser / oisic 9bcr m6cr ielpitpnOiac
1ropins. &6c0erier 9anr | egentlia
8rngtfnrt, uoaioroe fun ca. 10000
II. Z.
af De Der omtolte Sfibe Gale
ODER A 81. e. 9ctto) bar 1909 me0
1927 Cons optagne pan Ge9iltrene
ODER 3iiferiartsicr. gnooiocre bar
1866 9aa6e unoer A q. Z. re9i'
itrereoe iom 8i~iferfartsier. Sioit'
npbnte gntal tiger ret Iterft; oct
n6oioroe t4,0t4 / 1912 og 12,400
| 1908. Soregelien bar altina goot
300 / oct lioit forIsbne aar, $50
a 400 5artejer eenneminitlig aor.
fla / 6bert al sc ire fore9aoenoe
gfar, Stigninaen foloer ii9r paa
Motorbanoe, bnis 4ntal uoeioroe
2803 | 1913, men finn $50 | 1908.
Salife Si.Grcr. 3 Oooer bar Der
onrct nogie iao, plumpt eiterlaoeoe
Ti.2rer / Omleb I Sen iioIte Sio.
Man bar / 6elge Dob. 0ogbl. +"
Mistnnfe ON, at Sc er looeoe al en-
SmeoelprIine, iom | ell 9utif bat
betalt noaet Gbofolo0e meo en- al
oe folIfe Menter, booreiter ban
ifnnoiomit ioriponot. 9utiffens Sn
oe6onerlfe mener at fnnue 9elfenoC
grcnaen.
Silocfiifcriet b%cabnocr. Sfogen
IS. Septbr. SiIoeItimernc begDn'
ser MI of biie fla oeo Sfa9en. !
Morges inSbroatc to ~Iuenife @aooc
800 oe 200 81, iom betaltes mef
60 Gre pr. 81. Siloen inoes al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

OsO of apopIeri 46 aar 81. San
bar 5orman6 for Soriens Guriit-
%iorenino iamt @eolem al 9elipreIien
for 0nnif notwithstanding
Soriens Saanooerfer. oo 5nOuitri-
iorenino, SorienS misunderstanding
% 6orieus aoncertiorcning.
9OO cftcr ct SalO. Soriens, %.
September Susmono Sans San.
len / 9esning er / @oor afgaaet oeo
9eOen paa 9ommuneboipitaIet /
SorienS. 6or ia Gage iioen faIot
ban ira tit 9oft neo paa ct Cement
9lilO o9 paaorog fig en- 9iGrnerD-
itelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
grOph s6. eepinicnS SnbilGnm

Vrouit Sb. sepimienS Snbilrnm.
: anlebuina al, at oet Ben %.
eept. BAR % slnr iioen, at 9rooii
If. 2epinien bIep inoiat iom Sos'
neprqit peo Ct. Mattbrus airfe,
blcp Der DEN TAG reo Ell 9epiitaticn
ira Scgnemenigheoen operraft BAN
en- SnbiIGiimsaape iom anerfcn.
befic af bans betp5ninasfulfe Dir
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
WFvFsgHlsEay EsEyzs

Majs on SooeritOifer. Ben ct Me.
Sc | asbenbapn ben %. Sept. al
Gn6eluopolaets 8orreiningsnonole,
gnoels . Observation-Disclosures
ne, &c iompirfenoe oanifc anocls.
ipineiloqterier, Meieribriiaets 6pl.
(csforeninaen for Gonnlorfs grlias-
ioreninaer peotoaes islocnoe llota.
lelie:
MnSeIs. bar ef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
gclsprcnbeOs.g irfiOm6eOep. aal.

borg % RerreinnObp Orfeiteriore.
ming oil fsrit / OCTOBER boIoe en-
@uiifieit i Gol6org til 6oroel ior
DC ar6eioslsie. Der niboIoes SION.
cert Here Steoer / 9pen, og Jam.
tioig berneo ioretn9es en- 5noiam.
ling.
Evening star., 1914-12-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued)

CHEWING GUM MACHINES for sale: 100 In
side mac ines: all placed with merchandise:
big profit; no reasonable offer refused. Box
1853, Star office
Evening star., 1914-12-09
CHIRo R A C T o r 8.

once practice for sale In live Mary
land city. Cleared over $4,000 net past
month. Books OPEN" Big list OF
active patients Once established and
widely advertised. $1,000 takes over
business, fixtures and good will. $1,000
cash, balance to suit. Rare business op-
portunity to secure q big paying business
for little money. Address for particu-
lars Box 1S9, Star odice.
Evening star., 1914-12-09
G%~.. WANT
Get Best Results

RATES.
Help. Situations. Lost and Found. Rent Rooms.
Country Board. etc. one cent.a word each time
for II words more.
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants. Business Op-
porfunities Automobiles. etc. one cent word
each time for three times. with Q 15-
word minimum.
Rusiness Announcements Real Estate. Apart
ments ETC. four lines more three times. 10
cents line each time. with Q decreasing rate
for longer period.
Evening star., 1914-12-09

well stocked, located and paying old corner
stand on car line at $1,000. on your terms;
Evening star., 1914-12-09

FOB RENT-HOUSES.
THE H. SMITH COMPANY,
N. 6464
Houses in all localities, rooms to q rooms. Q
Prices ranging from $3.50 to $4,000.
4 COMPLETE LIST SENT on REQUESE
THE F. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
1t08 NEW YORK AVENUE
Evening star., 1914-12-09

Cigar and newsstand: close to courthouse:
rent 80; less than cost Of stock and fixtures
at s325 Also cigar and newsstand, 14th st.;
best offer buys it.
Evening star., 1914-12-09

Lunchroom; near 18th and Pa. ave. NV;
handsomely equipped: clearing $3.50 month;
call for particulars. Also lunchroom. transfer
junction. reduced to $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-21

and his assistants, comprising the best
musical talent in the city.
Tent No. will house Illusion Hall,
introducing the latest illusion, "La
Verne, " the living head. This is bound
to create a good deal of excitement
during the Cherringo. This attraction
is under the stage direction of Cum
mings, who is well known in the city
for his clever illusions and window
displays.
Tent No. 4 will be occupied by two
of the world S greatest curiosities,
; Ena, Jonda, who win introduce her
very latest dance in all colors, en-.
titled the "Worm Wiggle.' This will
create most wonderful sensation, as
this is the first time that stunt of
this character has been given in Sa-
lem. "Fliringo," another wonderous
being; what it is is hard to tell. N.
D. Elliott has charge of this attrac-
ton, and believes that it wall draw
letrger houses than other attractions
at the Cherringo.
Tent No. 5 will be known as the
home of the famous Cliff Dwellers, and
is an attraction that is worth many
times the price asked. In addition to
the Cliff Dwellers, one will see a
"Double Headed Boy and a pig face
child. August Huekestein will have
charge of this attraction, and prom
ises his patrons an unusually good
showing Of these famos people.
Tent No. 6 will be known as the
"sHall of Death" 1t will contain
many very interesting novelties, which
have been procured at great expense.
Ferris wheel, merry -go-rond and
Cherrian tented circus with Barton I:
trained animals and acrobats, all will
he there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-21
CLUB WORK INTERESTING
FIELD WORKER N. O. MARIs SAYS
RURAL SCHOOL PUPILS ARE
EAGER TO AID MOVEMENT.


Reporting his week Is work in Una.
tilla county to Superintendent j. A.
Churchill, Field Worker N. C. Maris
says he found greater interest in the
club work in the little rural schools
than in the larger schools of the coun-
try towns. Much Of his time was
spent in the small schools Of the wheat
belt, where every boy and girl seemed
eager to get into the club, and all of
eligible age joined
The bonanza wheat farming Of that
country has worked great hardship
on the schools, decreasing the popula-
tion, and causing most of the children
to go long distances in order to reach
and maintain schools of six to l2 pu-
pills. But while they lack the num-
bers necessary to inspire a good de-
gree Of enthusiasm and to make keen
competition, they have the snap and
ambition engendered by effort and
self-reliance which is sometimes less
apparent where the goal is easier of
access. There is plenty of wealth in
those large districts and the patrons
generally seem willing to pay the price
adm employ good teachers, so they
have good schools, despite the sparse
population.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-21
"PEC O'MY HEART"
SCORES A BIG HIT
BREEZY COMEDY OF THE SIMPLE
LITTLE IRISH GIRL KEEP AUDI
ENCE IN GOOD HUM0R.

"Peg o. My Heart" was at the
Grand last night, with her red hair,
sunny smile, wholesome philosophy, and
brilliant and cutting repartee. Her de-
licious frankness, her power to grasp
the significance of a situation, and
her winsomeness made the whole per.
formance delight from the rise of
the curtain until its final drop.
There was no one who did not like
"Peg" from the first glimpse of her
as she entered the living room of Re.
gal Villa, Mrs. Chichester's s house in
Scarboro, England, with her suit case
in her hand and her dog Michael under
her arm. She was fresh from New
York, and the comedy of the produc.
tion hinges on the situations that arose
in the attempt of Peg to adapt her
free American nature to the stiff, for
mat atmosphere Of this English house
hold. But ''Peg" would not fit in, she
was q square HPeg" in round hole,
and "the original sin" in her, as she
expressed it, was the cause of constant
conflict between her and her aunt, who
was undertaking to make a lady out
of her.
The artistocratic English atmosphere
was well typified in the personnel of
the Chichester household. Repression
instead of expression of the feelings
was the rule. The mother was frozen
in her own formality, the daughter was
ultra-sophisticated in her love affairs,
the son was dull and inane as beef.
eater could be expected to be, but the
butler was the picture of stodility.
The play was built from a technical
point of view, acted in an artistic
manner, and given an elaborate setting
for its one scene The gales of laugh
ter were suddenly bushcd by moments
Of keen insight into tn hearts of the
people of the play.
Miss Peggy O'Neil, as "Peg o. My
Heart" was supported by wcll-bai-
anced cast. She was the center of at
traction, however all the time and her
sallies. her flashes Of wit brought the
house time after time She was pret-
ty, unassuming, but filled with bold,
daredevil spirit thar made the comedy
pleasing.
There is a bubbling yivaciousness
about the play that makes it irresist-
able. And the people of Salem thor.
Oughly enjoyed it. The house was
crowded and was kept in convulsons
of laughter all the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-21
PROMOTERS OF CHERRINGo
MAKE MANY PROMISES

Among the many things promised
for the Cherringo are the following:
In tent No. will be seen a great
array of all the worlds greatest
freaks. Among them may be men
toned Allababa, the man of mystery;
Madame Tilly, mind reader; Bertha,
the bearded lady; Major Mite, midget;
Samson, the strong man; Zorello, tat
tooed man; Hoxey, marionett; Hoofty
Goofty, the canibal, and last, but not
least "Zip," the most dangerous wild
man in captivity. This attraction is
under the management of E. G. Pat
ton, and the spoilers will be Walter
Winnslow and Carl Hinges.
Tent No. viii contain plantation
days, depicting colored life in the cot
ton fields. In fact regular high
class minstrel show that will appeal to
all lovers of comedy, and high-class
music. This attraction is under the
able management of DR.. H. G. Eppley,