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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-09

lid, oob Tie nit Siilfe oieies @e-
idiibes Die &olonie rallsbrennen
uno perniften" lpilroen. sSrn1
Soup gelong es, ipabrenO oes &-
fcs 5u tliihten. Sic iab aus ibrem
@eritede aus, ,uie Die Suloaten bic
3eltc nit Tadelm in Srano ite6tem
nno bas ssemcr beobadtcten. @il-
liam Snpoer, elm ardmer IN Der
3eltfolonie, er5dblte, pie er i'm Sell
ler leines 3eltes init leiner Sral
llno iehs &illoern 3nfludt lllbte,
no6oem ein II Sabre alter Sobn
ourh einen ShuB getotet poroen
mar. SldJtsebn Stnnoen mad, Be
simn bcs MorScns ianb i'm bic
Mfilis i'm &eller nnb beorubtc ibn
NIT Gridyickem.
gs lit belpielen, onB sic Dfili5
bcs Stuutes Colorado cine be5ablte
9auoe bon M0rbern lit llnb es gibt
ouh geipeiie, ooB Die Meltihen-
ifl16terei nit ser @ernihtuug bon
&inoeru lnb 9Srul,ell elm nngeorOne-
tes gSerf gepelen lit. Gs lit be-
wieien, oaB Ole 0tili5 oes Staatcs
Colorado iiber Sen 2elhen Ser 8e.
toteten Die .Sranofodel in Die 3elt-
folonie mari uno tote ainoer uno
Srallen unb lebenoe sSrauen unO
&illoer nit Iblid)t roltete.
ylmf ben 8algen uScr Den elcftri-
id)en Stmbl iucrbcn bieie Slntbmnbe
nidt fommen, BORT iperoen lie nidt
lterben nliillen. Seine Der 3eitun-
gen, sic ionlt 10 fir bie looesltrafe
fdnlpfen, miro oie Sinrihtrng Der
&inoer- unb sSrauenlfl1hter BON
Colorado foroern. Iie Getoteten
batten ia neiter feinen Hamen. Sic
|, beoeiltelt nihts in Ser &IaIle Der
9eiisel,oen, oie regiert. @enn es
lih nenigitens Inn Den BETTER elmer
Spielbolle gebonbelt bate, Der nit
SdlpinDel ,no 9etrllg it'd I'M Sallfe
Ser 3eit eincn 9tanen genna6t bate,
ia oann oonn milroe Ser Wtpro
eer0ht meroen nliiiien. Gonn fonnte
cs iein, BOB lo9ur cin mirfliher
Wili5lcutnunt Ser @erubr elmer
Sinrihtlmg allsgelebt lpilroe, mle
bies IN 9telu gorf elncnl pirfliden
NoliSeileuttont poiliert iii.
@ir iino feine 9lnhdnger Ser 20
besltrofe lno mir forocrn lie lelGlt
fir oie nenihlihen @cltien i'll Wii-
li5unifornl nid1t, uelhe III Colorado
lhlinlnler lpie bllltgicrige Siger
nloroetell; Sho1oflede Der 9tution,
Sic oie Sd)nad) ocs &inoernoroes
nit Malhinergeluebren iiber oas
Sano brohten. Sah bicic WOroer
! atcr ucitcr gar nid)t smr &cdJens
id,ait aesugcn merbcn lullcn, bat ici=
ncn @rnno in bcm ltmitanb, oae
bic 6ct6tctcn sur slrbeitcrflaiic &C.
borcn, su ser ounlmen Wfoile, olc
in icoem Stoate ser Union Die
Wtebrbeit ser Stinmgeber biloet
aber nid)t flaiienbemllBte slrbeiter
ionoern ltntcrnebmcr nno &aplta'
liltenfncdue in bic pulitiidpcn Mcmtcr
luGElt. Gin io5ialiitIlder 8oltper'
rcur oes Stantes, Scr ipiiBte anoe
res 81 TIM, OILS lid Inn oie Snter.
cIlen ocs Sobn 8. Nodefeller 81
fiirnnern. Gos nilien oie &opi
taliitell audi, oesbalb ibr piltenoel
, &unpi gegen ulles, pas lp5Iallltlld
! lit. @ann mcroen oie slrbelter enc.
! lid 10 flug mcroen, Dies ebenfolls
ein5uieben? Wtnn iollte boffen fon
nerl, boB es MIN melligltens III SO
, loraoo Sll oieier Gillidt fpnnnt!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-09
Scr arieg oer SelfOnige.

uuS SuYlUtlt elStltltllp nut, uIll DQs
arme meritanilhe 0olt bon einem
tiutigen ufurpator gu befreien uno
th.t Den 5rieoen gu geben. Oerurtige
pbraien 9ebDren gum eilernen 8ez
ItonO aler Staatsmdnnreoen aipili=
Iierter ldnoer uno peroen bon aller
Welt als oas genonmen, mas lie
ilnb, eben als pbruIen, Die nihts be-
iage1 uno gu nihts perpflihten, als
Sheioen!iin3en, oeren problsmutil6er
Dert jeoermann betunnt lit uno Die
bod in 3ahlung senommsn tpsrpen.
Iud elm Wann tpie Wilion, Der
5tpeifellos geHeres gu iagen piiBts,
mub ii4 BEL fold oTfisisusn 2lnlGHen,
nis es Die ginIsitung zines arisees
IT, oieIer iiberlisferten Sdablone be-
Gienen.
Gs lit alIp nitt um oieIer p6rdien
nilen, oub mir 9errn Wilion ni6t
cIs einen oiretten Seilnebmer an Der
seihGftli6en operation betrodten,
nie Der Grieg fir Die umeritoniihen
Selmagndten lit. gr lit mad ieiner
gdnsen Stellung in Der ineren Qmeriz
tanii6sn ppIitit gssen Den @srooat
geiihert, Dap er feline Singer nit in
pieIem i6muBigen 0elddft babe.
Qber Iein SAL Benefit ser1os. tpie
lpenig ielbIt Der Yrdiioent Der l::-:on,
ocm Die Terfunung eine groBe Wiuft
III Die 6or0 .tgt, ge9en Die 9epaltigen
tdpitdliitiiden Crsdniiutionen dus3u=
riften Dermug, Die bus Bolt Der
Union uusiaugen. 6aben Die Sruft=
na9nuten Ger Oolarrepublit niht Die
Hegieruns oes 3anoes, niht Sen
prdlioenten brett in Der 6ono, 10
baben lie ooh nph bunoerterlei Wsae,
lin bieie Stellen inoirett fir ibre
,3ipede in gepegung 3u feBen. sic
.d1en ben Collar ronen uno eine
gro5e prelIe uno gefduigs 2lbgeorp=
nete ItebeH ibnen CUR 8erfii9un9.
Wenn mdn an oen prGfioenten ni6t
nit offenen Jnrosrunssn lerdntrsteH
rarf. 10 fam man ibn auf inoirettem
Wege itieben, fpphin man ibn boben
| 'cilI. Die 0ffentlihe Wleinun9 1T Bag
Wert3eug, bns pisIe inoirette 9eein=
fluTung permittelt. uno Die offente
life Wleinung ldBt iih in oieiem
2anbe. no Die burgerlihe YreIIe nod
mebr Geifdft lit als in europa =
reines 0eiddft tonnte man ld9en,
penn oas Wort rein lid in OisIem
3uiamenbange niht pon ielbit perb0te
III Ihon 10 einigermaben lenten, tpie
Der Solartonig nil, Sumal psnn
man es 10 bequen bat, an hdupiniitiz
id7e 0sfiible uppslIieren gu tonnen,
Die BEL elmer ppm So5iaIismua nod
oerbdltnismdBis lpenig erfabten Be-
polterung nod am ebeiten in Shpinz
sung 81 periegen iino.
Wilion lit nidt Der oirette aommis
ocr Sruittonige, uber gsordngt bon
Der ben oen Nert3euler Der Dollar
fiiritsn bsarbsits;en 5ffentli6en Meiz
nun9, nie man :eeen >is Wteritaner
aufrei5te, 1T er oen Wsg 9egansen,
Den Die Seltonige i'm seben luiisn
pollten. Inter gerufung auf Die
Rehte Der Msrituner. auf Die 6or=
oerun9en ser 9erehtigteit uno
MsnI Ihlihteit bat er Suerta oie 9lns
ertennuns als prdIoent Msritos per-
nelgert, bat er eine 9oIitit, getrisbsn.
Die Oas Jeuer in Dem bon inneren
admpfen ssrriiIenen 2unoe i6irte
unb Die Die Stimmung Ihuf, aus Der
'tlieblih Der 3piihenfull BON Samz
pico herpor9ing. Die Seltpnige ton=
nsn NIT Dem Yrdlioenten, Der uusSps,
Die Ntatt Der Srulttoniss 5u bre6sn,
5ufrie0en Iein.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-09

~".S1 N'@lNit @S'~' l@p'@'o' w ~
aioliitiide 2etp5iger ngolts5eituns"
gu Dem in Mmerita angsltimmten
ariegsseidrei: Wsnn ni6t in lester
Stunoe nod eina uDerra1henoe Wen=
ouns eintritt, 10 peroen Ole Selt0niss
Der Oouarrepublit ibren arisg ssgen
Merifo baben. Ratiirlid miro es
niht elm aries I'm petroleumquellen
iein = fir Elm lolhes Sbjett Idbt iid
rie @oItsisele niht entfIammen. Der
Srieg Der SeItDnige miro in einen
arieg fir Die Gbre Der 8ereinisten
Gtoaten um9sloeen pe,ben, in einen
arie9, Der einen unauslol6lihen
S6impf, Der Dem y0aterlonoe" tpiz
oerfubr, bon ieinem Shiloe tilsen
mub. Die Sdma6 bon 9ampico
mub geiiibnt peroen. I'm Die Gtis
fettefrd9e, ob Die amerituniihe 5lugge
ialutisrt ipiro, Iollsn 5tpei Nationen
einanoer Die 6dlie abihneioen. Soer
midi einmol uhl b;e 5rage, oenn Der
Solut lit ia Idngit 5ugeitanOen, ionz
bern um Die Tra9e, ob Die umeritaz
nii6e Jlagge r Der pber gleid5eiz
tig nit Der merifaniIden 5Iaege gu
ialutieren 1T.
Natiirlih lit Die gon5e Sumpico=
.affdre nur Elm 8ornano. yur sic
Subtle. binter Der Ole tpobren Srieb=
feoern bes blutigen Dramas, ous uuf
Gem goOen .esr meritanii6sn Repub=
lit onhebt, perborgen iinO. Wlebr als
ollie portreifen unb peitIhpsifigen
Grt!drungen, Die Die beioen Hegis=
rungen, Die Wilipn unb 6uerta db>
seten, Iu9t iiber osn pabren Inter
grunb oes aonflitts Elm SAP, Ger
neulih in einem 9lrtitel Der a0lni=
ihen 3ettuns bonn IL. 2lpril gu leien
mar unb Der Od lnutet: yNah Dem
urteil Der Geploeen tann nun Msrito
in nenigen SSubren gum rItsn
Yetroleuml an D Der Welt auf7
ridden, uno barum 1T es ertldrlif,
haB serass BORT England uno oie
9srei;tigten Staaten i'm 6inblii auf
ben Yanalnoidnal ieit etIiden Sab
rem beib Inn Petroleum =8erehtlume
ringen, cine Satiahe, Die ourh Die
60be Der ungelegten 8apitalien in Elm
Bellies liht aeriidt miro. Wton be-
merts, DOB iid) Die meritaniIhen Dell
iuterenen auf IT'S W}illionen Dollar
belaufen, moran Die gn9lGnber nit
Is, Die Imerituner nit 971a un0 Die
Meritaner nit 21a beteiliet iino ="
Setanntiih lit 0uerta Elm Ge9ner
nes ameritaniifen Seltruits, Der al
leg baran iegen muB, Die nod unerz
ihloiienen SeIfeloer Meritos in feline
S3nno su brinecn, I'm feline Wlpnoz
politequng auf Dem Tetrpleummartt
Ger WeIt 81 bebaupt,n. Die Del
tOn!ge ner Oplllrrepublit huben Oes=
halt Die Gnertennung 9usrtas ourt
Die amsritaniide Hegisruns gu perz
t,ncern seipubt. YrGiioent Wilion
lit slpa, ritt brett oas ausfiibrenbe
Organ ees Wilsns Der SruItmagna=
ten. Gr lit ia Democrat uno Gthiz
fer uno piiros iih sntriiitst sssen Die
| 3umutune psripabren, Dap Die Del
;;ltereI1en Der Rodefeuer uuo aonior=
ten otne ipeiteres in rationale Snte=
reTIen umseieBt perosn, Oub iih ous
omeritaniihs 0olt fir Die beoroEten
Dollars ieiner oberiten 9lusbeuter Su
IhIugen bate. baB Die unubhGneie>
.eit Ser Wierituner psrnihtet lpsrosn
.niiiIe, oamit Die ameritaniI den Dell
tDnige Den ergliiden aonturrenten
oen Rong oblaufen tDnnen. gr trieTt
ia nod iebt, ou er oas Si9nuI 5um
arieg gibt, pon eoel'ten uno iittlifz
item Gsfiitlsn uno Iblihten uno Sleht
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-09
Observation-Disclosures
1ebrta au bic 3elttoonie amseoronet lt3er mnRn
idom Sage 3upor aabom 9iFoe Oper waroen berb0bnt
uno miBbanSelt - MQes our9 3euseaausiasen bemeeu.

Die grGflidc Sinmuronna Der
&iuber, 1yrancn mno Nanner tn
bem 3eltlascr Der Streifcr in Gmb-
Iom, Gul., lit ais Durbeoadter Wtal=
jcmmoro bemieien. SSn 0enper, Der
Souptltabt BON Colorado, tagt cine
Guroners- Sllrp, Deld)e Die fl,rft-
bare Sblohterei llnteriudt. 3euge
Inn ,3euge lit bisber au fmarl6iert,
lno lie iogten aus, baf bic Strei=
fer fcincrlei 9lnlai, fit bic Sd)ano-
taten Der W.ili5er saben. Salt uae
Seueer hotten ocl ginbrud, oaB
sic Miliser einnal etlpas belonoeres
bieten mollten. 3lpei oen Streifern
pollitGnoig ferne ltebenbe 3eugen ga'
ben nid)t SIT eridiitternoe Mnsiascm
ab, Die belueiiem, oaf bic Geitmns
scr Wiiliser Wprb mnb Werbred)cn
nntcr alien l1mitanocn lupllte.
Inter oen cinpernontnenen 3elt'
gen befanb iid) u. s. WcGonulo,
elm Stenogrupb ser &onnlil|lon
lpelhe Dor lieben Wonotcn cine I'M
teriud)llng i'm Streifgebiet pornabn1.
McSonolD, ser iid) ols 3nihaler
innerbolb ser Wtilitdrgren5e befano,
beifmpr, boB Ser 9efebl gum 9sie,
Derbrennen Der &olonie entlDeoer
BON Moior &amrod ooer ieineln
gloiltanten, &apitdn 8arion gege=
ben puroe. McGonolb ituno in Ser
9tGbe ser beiben, uls elmer bon
ibnen bein slnbrlld) Ser 9ta6t be-
merfte: vWir babem serabe nod 40
Wfinmten 3eit snr Ginnabme mnb
9ficberbrcnncn Der &ulpnie, ebe cs
finlter Miro"
ginige Winuten ipdter ridteten
sic Sruppen rno Winenm1hter ein
fon5entriertes sSeler ibrer 8eid)iite
nod SEN 3elten, in belien 6ol9e/oas
id)redlihc 9lutboD an Mtannern,
sSrnuen unb ainber nngeridtet lpllr,
De. SSrou Eearl Sollp be5ellgte Dor
Dem Coroner, baB ein Itili5loloat
Der sSralt eines Streifers logte:
,,Salt Sciucn grpfcn Spnntag
bemte, altes Wtaoden, morgen rDiten
,utr Gnd)."
9teues 2iht perbreitete WcGonolo
iiber Sen zoo Des ,Silbrers Der grie-
d1iihen Streifer, Sol,is Sifas. Gin
Soloat fon auf McGonulo su llnb
Iagte: Sic baben Sifas lmb mol
len i'm oufbdngen." Wtc0onalo
lpanote lid elmer @rllppc 5lt in Be-
ren Mittc iih Sifas befono, lno
lab, mie Die Solouten jobleno lno
uuigeregt herlunlprangell. Sunn,
ersiblt WcGonolo unter Gib, fan
Seutnunt 2inoerfelot porilber, elne
SSlinte beinu SdloB trugeno, uno
ber1erfte I'M &orbeigeben: rSdl
Iagte, tic Ioatcn i'm nid)t bansen,
ubcr idD ruiniertc cine quite Tl;ntc"
@ic Die llnteriufllng ergab, m1lroe
Der 600 Sifas ourd, orei Sdiiiie. in
Den 9iiden llno einen Sdlag ilber
Den &opf, ser Sen Sdaoelfnohel1
bloslegte, herbcigeiilbrt. Inter oel1
90 Monn, sic am 9tohmittug oes
90 slpril 5ltr Gerit1rfrln9 Ser 9l'i'
lis inter Wfaipr Santrod mlsriif-
ten, lab McIpnalo nllr bier Wionn
bic pcrber IN ser Mili5 geoiellt bot
ten, ser 9leit NOR 8rmben,uadter in
llniform gcitcft.
Sie slngoben WeIonalos plroel
bon @illiam 8. oall beltdtigt.. Del.
len sluto sic Wtili5 in SriniOoo mil
9eldlo9 belegt bate, Inn Elm Wta
ihinenaelpebr nab Gcoor Siu 81
brineeu. Gic Soloaten brilIteter
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-09
Ser 3wc6 0es 0eben6.

St nniercn smfiinftigen freien
Wenihen Der 0eminn bes 2e=
benSnntsrbaltes nid)t mcbr Der
Sued oes 2ebens, iDnSern 1T
burdD einen tdtig gemurbenen
0,lamben, poer beiIer: @iiien,
Der Ne,pinn hes 8ebcnsnntcrbal-
tes sesem cine entipred,enSe na-
tiirlihc Sdtisteit nns anRer al=
lem 3ueifel scictt, fur5 1T
Die Snouhrie nidt mebr nsiere
6errin. iunbcrn nniere Sienerin,
iu ,ueroen mir ben 3uef hes 2e=
bens in Der 1Srenbe am 9eben fe=
ben nnD 81 benz mirflihNcn Ue=
nuiie bieier Jrenbe mniere 6inber
hmrd, Gr5iebuns fGbis nnb tiid.
tig 5u maiden itreben.
9ihurb @aaner (tS49l J.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-23
TWO DEATHS RESULT OF
FLOOD SWEEPING
CALIFORNIA
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE, !

San Francisco, Jan. 23.-Two deaths
by drowning in flOd waters were report
ed today. In each case the victim was
swept from O saddle while fording
swollen streams. Oren Woods, aged II,
was drowned at Oregon House, near
Marysville, and a man believed to be
William Still, steamship engineer, was
drowned in Green Valley creek, neal
Santa Roa.
Cloudy weather prevailed throughout
California today but no rain was report.
ed. The let Up just at this time per,
mitted the rivers of the state to re-
lieve much of the over burdening pres
sure Of water which threatened tia
cause floods and heavy financial loss
The city of Napa was flooded last
night and early today, but conditions
were reported much better this after
noon. Railroad traffic was resumed
late today, after many hours interrup
tion.
Conditions in the upper Sacramento
watershed, it was stated, will remain
critical for several days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-23
SALEM TO GET LABOR
MEMS NEXT CONVENTION
[uNIrEp PRESS LEASED VINE. ]


Astoria, Jan. 23.-The eleventh con
vention Of the State Federation of La
Dor closed yesterday after selecting sa.
lem as the next convention city, and
nominating the following officers
President, F. G. Simmons; vice-presi'
dent, T. H. Burchard; secretary, L. j
Mcclure; treasurer, E. j. Stack, all Of
Portland. The following executive
board was selected: H. M. Lorenstein
Astoria; Arthur Artus, Salem; Fred
Hill, Salem; Phil Pollock, 0. D. Fonts
Mrs. A. E. Bouland, E. ]. Wright, Port
land; Frank Fontain, Holbrook.
o. v. Sizemore and o. E. Hibbs, Of
Portland, were elected as delegates tc
the farmers union and T. H. Burchard
of Portland, delegates to the Farmers
Equity society.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-23
SAYS PREACHERS ARE
NOT GREAT POLITICIANS
Representative of Oregon State Prohi-
bition Committee Discusses Situa-
tion at Some Length.
SEES HOPE FOR PROHIBITION
PARTY IN STATE OF OREGON
Does Not Agree With Salient Ministers
That Ticket should Not Go in
Field This Year.

"The preachers are splendid lot of
men, but they know great deal more
about theology than they do about pol
itics," said George G. Pendell, at
the Hotel Marion today.
Mr.. Pendell is in Salem representing
the Oregon State Prohibition commit
tee in the interest of the "Out to
Win" prohibition campaign This is a
movement distinct from the proposed
amendment campaign. It was inaug.
urated year ago by the prohibition
party, to win in the election of public
officials in November, 1914. There are
already nearly 10000 enrolled to vote
the \'bition party ticket next fall,
according TO Mr.. Pendell.
Recently the pastors of Salem, at
their regular ministerial meeting, adopt.
ed resolution in effect asking the
prohibition party not to put ticket in
the field this fall. Mr.. Pendell had
reference to this resolution when said
that preachers knew more about theol-
ogy than they do about politics.
"The prohibition party is interested
in the success of the amendment, Just
as fully as any other organization. In
deed, we were the first organization to
take definite action for an amendment
campaign this year." Mr.. Pendell con.
tinued.
"I suppose they think it is entirely
non-partisan for them to ask the party
to destroy itself, but it would be dis
tinctly partisan for us to ask them to
help destroy some other party-the pro.
gressives, for instance.
"I expect to speak at the W. C. T
U. hall next Tuesday night, and shall
probably discuss the subject at some
length then. Yes, I shall certainly an
swer the preachers.
1T was suggested that he might gel
bumped some himself
"Oh, know am flying in the face
of the representatives of providence,
he answered, "but I have had somt
hard knocks before, and have lived
through them all. don 7 intend to an
tagonize them unnecessarily. Indeed
I shall not say anything disrespectful o.
unkind, but L think I can show then
how greatly mistaken they are'
Mr.. Pendell is a pleasant spoken
man, who usually wears the smile thai
won 7 come off, but he has some repu
tation as hard.hitter, nevertheless, HI
is an old-time newspaper man and Q
politician, with a record of success in
prohibition party campaigns.
&C. sure do hope the preachers will be
out in force Tuesday night, " he said
in conclusion. eyes, I'll be willing tc
try to answer any question that may be
asked IF I can't answer, 7 will say
so honestly"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-23
ACCUSED FUEL DEALER
DIES OF APoPLEXY

INNIIID HTsoN IaI1.ANF1U " II4lI
Oakland, Cal, Jan. 23.-John How
ard, president of the Western Fuel COM
pany, who was stricken with apoplexy
within an hour Wednesday, after the
government had closed its case against
him and seven associates on trial for
alleged conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment in coal weights, died late yes
terday.
He never recovered consciousness.
Howard's S death came on the heels of a
request to the prosecution to dismiss
the charges against him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-23
Capital City Brevities

Leonard Hotel, W. @. Young now
proprietor; 254 Front street.
Leonard Hotel, quiet, clean, home
like, 254 Front.
Amateur work entrusted gets spe.
cial attention by an experienced work.
man. Trover.Weigel Studio.
Samuel Fritz has left for his home in
urccuvillc, Fa, after visiting his
daughters, Stella and Cora Fritz, Of ths
city
Miss Nellie Dinger left this morning
for her home in Boise, Idaho, after
spending several weeks visiting her
parents on South Commercial street.
Basketball Capital Business College
VS.. Silverton High School, Saturday
evening at Y. NJ. c, A., $50, Ad.
mission 25 cents.
James Kard Las resigned his position
as night clerk at he White House Res
touront and WIN be employed at tho
state house shortly.
Mr. and hrs Clair Robinson lef.
last night for Portland where they will
spend the remainder Of the week visit.
ing friends and relatives,
Amateur photographers, attention
We are now equipped to do first.cass
developing and printing on short notice
If you want results that are different
try us, Trover.Weigel Studio, 4i2
State street, Opposite Bligh's theatre
The funeral Of the late Mrs. A. \.
Wint was held from the Cottage uu.
IdcrNLing parlors this morning al IA
Q clock Rev, Porter conducted the ser.
Vices md the remains were buried in
| City View cemetery,
A general denial Of the allegations In
the complaint filed against Henry A.
rcwnscnd ct al by Il. IL, Chamberlain
is madc in an answer filed in the cir.
cuit "omt yesterday by the defend
ants
Whom your father was a young man
he smoked La Corona cigars because
they were the best l0.cent cigar made
and ho still smokes them for the same
reason.
There Is freshness and delicacy
about Tip.Top bread that you cannot
find in any other Order loaf and
test II for yourself Only one store
In Salem can furnish II to YOU and
that's tho Sperlng grocery, 81 North
Commercial.
ladies of 81, Paulns Guild, Of tn,
Episcopal church, win hold a cooked
food sale Of bread, cake, salad and
beans at Reuf's, the florist, on satur
day, January a. Sale opens at 10 a
m.
Mrs. D, ]. Fry is recovering from {
critical operation performed at st
vinccnts hospital in Portland, She /,
doing as well as could be expected up
dor the circumstances, aud her many
friends wish her speedy recovery
We have still some Of those Edisor
records that we arc closing out at hall
price It's too good bargain to lasi
long Come In and we will demonstrat,
them for you. The Wiley h, Allcu Co,
r. +. Peters, 5sl Court, Moose building
You couldn't go right out on tn,
farm and pick out bottcr chickens thar
wo will furnish you for your next Sun
days dinner, Il you will phone VS. you
order Let the Sunset grocery scrv,
you. South Commercial street, at No
iai.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-23

Miss Jennie Muscott, librarian of
the public library of Dallas, is in the
city visiting Mrs. j. R. Mills.
Fritz Slade, well known young local
man, is able to be about again after suf.
fering for some time with severe
attack, of la grippe,
Miss Glee Afford, of South Salem, is
reported to be improving nicely now af.
ter being confined to her home for
some time with rheumatism.
An amended complaint in the case
Of A, j. Mishler ct al against Falt
Wormser Co., was filed in the circuit
court today by the plaintiffs. This is
an action brought to recover money
alleged to be due upon hop contract.
The religious and social life in Hayes
willie is quite active. Whenever a
community can boast of such a splendid
body Of young people as can be found
there, one is sure. to find advancement.
The Sunday school is about closing a
contest, which has provoked friendly
rivalry and resulted ir a quickcning Of
interest as well as increase in attend
ance.
Speaking Of the proposed surrender
by the state Of certain of its scattered
lands and the taking in place thereof
tract south Of the Santiam, in solid
body, the governor this morning out.
lined plans for its management He
said it would be logged off, only the
ripe timber being cut, and perpetual
forest maintained. The funds arising
from the sale Of stumpage would go to
the school fund Of the state. 1t seems
probable the trade will be consummated
in the near future, as it has been re.
ported from the house favorably.
Matrimonial bliss was short in the
extreme in the case of George Russell
and Ida Russell, the former filing a
complaint for divorce today in when
he alleges he was married to the de.
fendant six months ago in Roseburg
Oregon, and that on the Goth of the
present month the defendant without
cause Of provocation deserted him. Rus.
sell asks the court to grant him an alb.
solute diverse on the gorunds Of deser.
tion.
An answer to the alternative writ of
mandamus recently issued by Judge
Kelly in the case Of the state against
J. W, Ferguson was filed in the circuit
court today. Tho defendant asks that
the writ be dissolved and tho case dis,
missed Ferguson is state insurance
commissioner and the plaintiff, ON the
part Of an insurance company, is seek.
ing to compel the defendant to issue o
permit FOR the civil party to transact
business in Oregon.
Accwding TO news received here yes.
tMday ly Mrs, r., D, Holman, William
X, whitrel, OF California, is dead The
deceased ie well known in Salem, hav
ing resided here for some time hereto
fore He leaves the following relatives
here j. w., r, W., and r. Il, Holman
lpephcws, aud Mrs. A, H. Hurst, Of New
York, aud Mrs, +, c, Hcrren, of Salem
nieys
The State Railroad commission yes
terday notified the Oregon Short Lin,
that Il could discontinue lis agency al
Coperfiold and decrease It's train service
! TO that town from three TO two trains
a week, The request was made after
the governor declared martial law, tn,
railroad alleging its business had suf
fered as a result of the saloons beinI
closed. The authorities Of Copperfield
were notified the old service would b,
restored when the conditions justify il