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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

nieu meroea ia1te Ger bulgariidc
9edmic.
llnghdliderpeiie bat aber ipe0er
@riedenlano, nod Serbien cine ge.
reiipilliafeit 5nr @e0iiion oes Der.
TRACES BON 9nfareit an oen 1aa gcs
looi
Ger ierbiide S6ronerbe. Rrin5
qacganoer, ingte geiteru 6ein Gm-
piano oes &rin8eu Sroubetsto0, ais
Der Sebtere feline Gre0itipe bon aai,
ier g1itolnus 5l 91ii6 a6gob: ser.
bien leutt feline eigeneu nationaIen
9Iifaireh babel anoeuteuo. oaB Ser.
bien nod niht bereit iei. Die mace0o.
niiAeH EroUiu8en neutrality-suspicious.
ngn ueier @alton@umo uiiroe
peoer 1eiiidlano, nod sic 2laiirien
begiiuih8en nod piroe cr aagrciiibe
gbiiAien 6oben 9lrmdniens tram
iDluanilde 9lipiraiioneu @riedeu
Lambs 2lnipriida oui tirtiide Sn.
ioln imo Srbieu's Giiieren3cu nit
GeiierreiH ucrtriadeu einen oerorti.
aen Gouilitt bon Sntcreiien Dob cs
mm60lid iein iuiiroe, oen Nmo ais
eth Wau3es ani oeu eiueu o0cr onoc-
rem Ncg SD oiriBireu llnicre 9e.
3iebunacn 5ir liirtei wcroeu iremo
idJnitlide bleiben @ir bobeu fen
@erlanger iaH 2lorianopel
Meater 0cuti6cr Slu0el
0eiI born ungebltn be.
0robt.
4etro0ro0 % Iei Gie
iiarfe oeutide S{olonue. mcldc bon
Sen 8uNeu bon RIapa. 8uliiid.9So.
len ii6er sic oitbreilbiide @reu3c 3it
riidacrieben nnroc, oegnt iib nah
bier BON ser 6ront einaetroiienen
9ladriHteu nob Sem Often iHo 9e.
item ous Ter 3lued Scr oclitidcn
9eUeatng beite5t oarin rehts bon
nef peflW0lEtell 1iellNn9 Del Oen
mairriideu Seeu porpriiden mto
Die Eruppeu IN Scr 9ldd6arihoft BON
l9orn 5ur sl6pe6r gegcn 0as iortgc.
icsie &orriiden ser 9lniien an Scr
JborH 2Iucniieiu Sniterburg
@a1nliliic pelde oie baupti1dlide
liraieaiiae 2inie parallel nit Der
n6roliheu polniide1 ercn3e biloet
jn Ucriidrfel
0ie rnliiidea @riolge 5eoro5eu
Aier niht mir oen redten 6liiael Der
ocutiden Stcllmg am maiuriihen
See, lonoern oud Den linten 6liigcl
ser oor @aridau opcrirenocn gIrmec
Gin spcitcr Ncriuh ser Geiterrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

%oris, %. Ge5ember Eic
Nduos 9lgcnhir bat cine SepeI6c
BON 9iIleo, Sponien erboIten sic
bciogt oaB cine 9eiobrIi6e 6euers
brnnit i'm ugIriooa Sbcoter~ olisgc.
broden lei.
Is i6cint Dab bei Dem Brand me6.
rerc g'cnlfenle6en perlorcn ain9cu;
bod bic geuouc ylu5obl ser Spfer 1T
nod nibt bctonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
3eIIIInaagerInni ihr GlriilaeIdlrnI

Detroit @'iH., %. Ic5ember
@eIdiiisIeute uuo arh 9luacb6,
riac boberer 9eruisarteu. sic ale
eiulinols u3eihngshmgen" aeneIcu
moren Dertanitcn geiteru 3eitlmgcn
3u milotb0tiacm 3mcd in oen Stra-
Ben mo erIosteu $4,000, nit melder
GbriiiaciGenfe fir 9lrmc gefouit
wcroen ioaen. 0iebr ais 20 mobl6e.
taunte Siirger bct6cIigten lid an
Dem Gcrtnf mO madten chamber
Die Sirdbenedeu no iih Die 3eihm-
Gen 0ut Ocrfailien, inO ole gliteu
annoen iireitig. @s mirOeu fir 3ei-
tmgeu cute Freiie crloSt. bon oeu
S9crilein Der @ithue" ouim6rts
bis SIT G6eds fir $50 lmO 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23


der sic nliiiideu emieu Dor oen
aorpatheu Dei Sanof inns gisfo sl
owdbredlou miBIong trob eines er.
5ittericn 9ladtanariiic aui Die Ncr.
idan5ingcu Ser 9liiiien
Sic @arniion ser 5iierreihiihen
Seiiung @r8cmDsI lpeldc onihei.
memo pom oen 9epceimgen ser otter
reidiidcn aorpat6en glrmee In
aenntniB geieBt moroeu mar, mad
ten 5il aleider 3cit einen glusioa,
trobOem oie 6eitung 35 Wleilen bon
SiSto enticrnt iit
Eouien0 Seitcrreider bci
So5n GoIliiion sc.
t6Dtet?
2onOon %. Gel. Gem @e.
trograo Gorreiponoenten 0es uGailB
Telegraph 5nioIge iuiro bcridtet
ooB nabe3u 1000 5iterreibide Col
ooten bel ser Goaiiiou BON 8pei
Truppen5iigen in ser 9Id6e bon Sea
lis3n Ruiiiicb 4olcu 9et0otet iDir.
oen Sic Golliiion ereignete iid or
geblidl oirh 0os 3ilidai1eCefiueu ei.
ner 99cid5c
@ctnc betruufcnen &niien.
ne9r
@etrograo, iiber 9onooH %.
Ic3. Gum eriten DloIe in ser @e.
i1ihte 9etro9roo's perlicicn bier "a.
ge. ino oauInter 3mei ruiiiide Seicr.
taae mo ein Somtog o6ue oaB cine
ein3ige @er5aihna regeu Sumten
belt uorgenonmien mur0e Dies lit
zines Scr gciultate ocs fiir8lif bon
Der Regierung erlaiienen @erbotS ge
Gen oen Gerfauf BON Spirituoien.
Ger Is 3nr i'm W WoStoii.
0loSfau bio &etrograO, D.
Gc3embcr. 9ei ser glufunit ocs
G5oren mo Ger G8orin puroc oas
Serriderpaor onf Dem 9obn6of bon
Ser 9lengc atlf 0as StilrmiiMitc be
grlBt. Ger G5or muroc pon oen
Ntilitar lmo GiDil6eb5roeu nno oeu
3eleootcn cor 3cuitpo 6emilIiomnit
z SideliOioif Der neue C6er6iiraer
mciiicr BON Ntostou iiberreidte ocm
G5oren 5ur @earnBung Sol8 un0 |
9roo imo bielt cine 2lniprode. in
luelher er Oie gln1dnelihtelt ocs @ol /
teS an sen G3nren bero0rbob lnO Dem
Scrridcr fir oie qlui5c6ung oes /
@ooto @louopolS oouttc, melmc me.
ientlib oif oie @emH6umgen ocS
&errihers auriid3iiii6ren 1T.
Der &iirgcrmeiiter acoadtc oud |
Der i'm 6eIoc itebenocn 9lrmce lno ID |
rer topferen &afient6ateu. Gr pro
p6e5eite eineu groBen ruiiiiAen Sica
mo cine g9ieoerauieritebuns Der
@erehtigfeit fin allie Slonen uno /
ollie @olfer Der G5or antuortete NIT |
ftr5en gSorten lmo oantte oem
5tootober6oipte fir sic 5unl glls |
orud oc6rodtcn @cfiibIc ser Pm
5dnalihfeit.
. eutfde boucn fron50ii'
9obncnpieDcruuf.
Qlmiter0om %. 3e5ember.
Der u1ele9ranf" crfdbrt aus Berlin
oob oie Dentihen Die iron55iiihen J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

bel ibren 9lild5uge 5erit6rten lno Die
lidl jcBt IN Sen &dn0en ser Ieitiirbcn
bciiuoen idmntlih micoer beriielen
meroca 6ertis iino bercits Die 9a6
nen bon @barlepillc in ocn qlr0cnueu
nod 9feims mo BON Sirion nad
Nlonttueop. % Dleilen norolh bon
Gcr0iW. Die Giicnbobnen noh Sipet
wcr0en in @iir5e mieoer Dergeitellt
merocu. Sn @ebroud aeuommen iino
mia bereits oie 9riideu ii6cr oie
9loas bel Smies, 6li5c uno Don.
dieru, idnlmtIib iii0oitIiA bon nee
5icrcs, ioiuic aud Die biS6er blodirs
ten Guunels nabc bon NloutncoD
luio Y3obou.
3mci Ocuti@e G Aiffe &c.
fapert.
2onDoM %. Ie5embcr Gs
puroe betannt aegebeu, oaB cngliihe
ariegsibiife ua6e oen 6altlaHos Sn.
ieln puei Compier melhe IN bent.
item 8eiise itanocn. gelapert Daben.
Iie bei0cu iiibrlen sic gtamen 30.
Sen" ino oSonta Siabcl0 mo &c.
66rten beioe Der uSamburg9lmerito
9inie."
9 eutl o6enfrenn0 in 2 Sii0.
Nfrifa Uerbaftet
9foemfonteiu, glirifo 2i
Ce3ember. iibcr Qonoou y. Gcem.
Der 9arcuo geciiels. elm @litalico
0es NurlamcntS ser Siiooiritanii1en
Union, iuclder 9et1le6em ucrirot. lit
bier uer6oitet Uorocu Su elmer fiir5.
lid in 9eible6en o6ge0altenen @er.
iammhma Der loDolen Soadnoer
iuuroc elm 9eihluB oneenonmen. Der
one 6eitnabmc gSelicls we9en ociicn
oeutidircun0lidcr @ein.
nitua foroerte
@nglonO s @rtcQSfoitcu.
Son0ou %. Ic}enl6cr Gug
lanos gIrmee IN 6ronfreib lit nur
ciu Seniiel 10 tart pic 0ie iraiB0ii
iten Srlppen ino iroBoem iinoGna
lau0s monatliMc &ricgsausao6en
ueIde $225.000O0O betraacu bo6cr
als Oie 6rautreidS.
Cieies crbelt ans eincr ilntcrrc
ouna pelhe Der Shabtau5ler GoDio
Slon0 @eorgc uif Dem Souooner @er-
Ireier ser Barrier 3cihtna nNumo
mite" bate. mo in nclher er iolaen.
oes iaatc:
uNor 6rii6lina pcr0eu ne6r olS
niuc 6albe 0liaion iriiber enoliihcr
SolooteH oeueu 6ercits iebt III
itno 8elgien itebenoen an.
meroeu. GngIonO Bat 5ur
3eit mebr ols 100000 Nfanu inter
@oiien (2)
nGb8lcid iiuiere 9lmee an Der
5ront iebt fom ein SeAiicl ser
Stdrte ser frou3oiiidep slrnee 6ot
10 beiraaen nnicre monailihe Nriegs.
ausgobei bod S225,00dO0O, ooer
ne9r oils 5ranfreid'S @eiamnltaus.
Jaben 9luBer ocn enormcn SilfS.
mitteln weldlc ims onrb sic neue
sintomncniteuer sur &eriiigung ite.
BEN piro, iperoen mir ourb cine ncuc
llnleibe in oen 8riegsidlat Oie toloi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

ialc Simtmc BON 2,2O00000O0 brin.
aen.4
@'it Dem @ictorio &rcu5
auSge3eidnet.
SonOoH, y. Gc,. Sieite.
nant Commander 91epmm 9. SOL.
6roof Ser Gommanoout oes britt.
icbcn llnteriee6ooies ,V fl, a. ueldes
am 13. Gscm6er oas tiirfiidc
SdIacbtidiii u9leinoic6~ in ocrUor.
oaneueu ShaBe torpeoooirtc lit
onrd &crlci5lmg oeS &ictoria.&rep
5es olsgc5eidnct iuoroen-
. en- &lon Ser @nticn0hnQ
cincr joponiiheu
Stills glrmcc
@oris y. De3. Sr @o6riel
NaHotaur ser frii5erc iranj5iife0li.
utter oeS 9luswartiaen iproA 6eute
inn o6igaro~ Ulcer oen @oriblag.
oaB &opon cine expeditions Sorcc
nod europa ienOc 6r. &onotor
meintc oaB Sapon ielbit menn cs
niht me6r ais 25000O Mann idi
deu piiroe, cine 6orce. oic fonu
ciuen cntineioenoen @iniluB aus
iiben t0nnte oon int Sale cines
SicaeS ser 2Iaiirtcn iicts oie 9luiidt
Dertreten meroe Dab c5 cine iuidtige
Roae Del ser Gntiheioima oeS @rie.
ges geipicIt babe.
@euu and Sr Sauotour Sic Der.
Stooteu ui6t cnudniie, 10 fonu bod
qeiaat peroen oaB bic 9luiidt 9Ime.
ritd's bon Ser 9ieaierulig in Neriids
lidti9una geuonincn miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
Man5aafaIl

9lcihcr 9lnwalt IN Sos qlngeles Gol,
ourd 9aiibcr cridoiien. Scui
Sobu crnitlih Oerlctt. Ger
S6dter cnifonmIt.
COS 9lngcIcS Goly %. Dc5.
SEER @m 90. gleronoer. elm irii.
berer Gchtsonpolt uuo @8iaionGr,
fir Ionac Sabre Gin 9cpobncr BON
9olIus. Ger. murOc beutc Nlor.
gen bon einem 9fdu6er eriAoiicn
@err W. 20. 9lleronoer, ii,n.. ser
ieincm Batter 81 4iilfe 3u fommen
pcriudte, iuuroe in Ole 9ruit eeihoi.
fen. Cine 5weite augel rib ibm oen
3ciaciinger Der liufeu @ouo meg
Gie 9Ilegonocrs Der5ogeu Dor orei
Sabren BON DoIIas nod @oibiueton
9. 6.
Sr6uIein 4encIope glIeranoer. cine
Der E0hter oes Grmoroeten, b0rte
Die bon ibrem 9ruoer obgefeucrten
S6iiiic uno elite ibm 8u &iIIfe. Ger
&onbgeieIle rib iis6 ieooh BON oen
@eihmiitern loS inO cnttan.
@err 9lleranOcr iibtc 5mon5ig
Sa6rc lang in CaIloS Die &edts
amuaIts 4roris aus. Die 6oluiIie
uerbrodtc oos lcbte Sobr in @uropa
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

Postmaster Burleson has issued a
warning, calling attention TO the fact
that as a penalty for not ascertaining
the amount of postage necessary be-
fore mailing letters between the United
States and foreign countries, each
country concerntd in the delivery char
ges double the amount of deficient pos
tage before delivery is made. The
postmaster general was led to caution
the public to this effect because of the
large number of letters being mailed
to Australia bearing only 2 cents in
postage instead of cents. At present
2 cent letter postage agreements exist
only between the United States, Cana
da. Cuba, Mexico, New Foundland, the
Panama canal zone, the republic of
Panama, Germany, England, Scotland,
Wales, Ireland and Shanghai. China
To all other countries, including Aus
tralia, the rate is cents for the first
ounce.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

One of the fashionable sins of the
present time is the sin ofidleness. This
may not apply to the ''club ladies" OF
our town, but this evil exists to an
alarming extent, especially SO in lar
ger cities where competent ladies fill
away time us if there were no claims
upon them in the busy marts of life.
There are persons whom the stress of
circumstances compel to work, but the
work is too often done under protest.
There is a growing distaste for house
keeping. While all honest labor is
honorable there is nothing more so
than the care of a home.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

Why not have Your cellar clean by
letting me take out your ashes each
week. Call Wau 1877 l.. 35tf
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

subscriber who comes in these days
and pays the printer, is blessed, and in
the kingdom to come he will be Civ. n
place little higher than the angels.
His name viii be written at the top of
the column next to the reading matter
and nothing in the house will be too
good for him. He will get comps to all
the harp recitals and have reserved
seat beside the editors, while all the
delinquent subscribers will have to
carry water for the performers aud sit
up in the gallery,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02
DO You KNOW

Geo C. Heileman does painting of
quality? Now is the time. Call Wau-
watosa 30e L.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

FOR SALE-0ne five passenger ks
sci Kar. This S snap for $3.50. Geo.
6. Lund.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

The commissioner of public schools
of Rhode Island has issued through
the department of education. some cir
eulars in regard to the civic work done
hv the schools The Cumberland Civic
Gu ,rds were organized three years ago
and each child takes the following
pledge; II promise to do all can to
promote cleanliness. beauty and order
in our town. Civic guards are being
formed in other school districts of the
state aud other states. Why not hereq
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

FOR sALE-One FIVE passenger
Buick. s395 takes this car. Geo. G..
Lund.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

at-this office. "'eD
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02
WAUWATOSA NEWS
orFIcIAL. PApER OF THE CRY.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
published at Wau%atosa, Wisconsin. every
Friday by John r. Benoy.
Sent TO any address in the United Statestor
81 90 a year.
Entered at the Wauwatosa post oficeas
second class matter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

II notice that all the pious old hypo-
critics Of the country are loudly con-
demning the split skirt" observed a
brother editor, after he had quit rub
boring at fash of green petticoat
thst fitted by the window. Person
ally" he said, 'the sight of a graceful
ankle is a much more pleasing sight
than the bustles and hoop skirt the
ladies once wore, and for the life of
me, can't figure out why the sight of
a lady's ankle should retard civiliza-
ton. The new tangled skirts, at least
don't encrouch on the street sweeper
and make the fine collection of mi
crobes and street sewerage that the
long skirts the women used to wear
did. AS near as have been able to
figure it out, the fashions in feminine
clothes were started in an imbecile
asylum and it has only been in late
years that old Mr.. Commonsense has
had anything to do with them. Despite
the knockers, none of whom, incident
ly. ever shut their eyes at the 'turrible
sight, / contend that nothing as grace
full and pretty as feminine ankle was
ever meant to be covered up and de-
prived Of sunlight and ventilation. The
slit skirt, in fact, is but another step
in my humble judgement, towards the
glorious day of woman's emancipation,
now so near at hand
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

Speaking OF the high cost of living.
ahere is at least another yeai of it
ahead of everyone, The short crops,
not anything political, viii be the
cause. Everything for the table is go
ing to cost high. Not even corn for the
old fashioned Johnny cake will be
cheap.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02
OFFICIAL NOTICE
TAXES

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed City Treasurer of the City of
Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wis
consin, that the Tax Roll for said city
for the year 1913 is in my hands for
collection, and that the taxes charged
therein are subject to payment at my
Office in said city ut the Lefeber build
ing, North Main Street, ut any time
prior to or on the 3lst day Of January,
1914. On all taxes collected after that
a penalty of two (9) per cent must be
paid as provided by law. Office hours
9 to 12 a. N. 1870 to 4.
Dated this 18th day of December,
1913.
w. j. MAAG. City Treasurer.
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

The followingis from Kansas. and
all the more beIevable on that account
Around 0galala the ground was so dry
in the last draught shat crowtish
holes were pulled up and used for
water pipes
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

The other day Buffalo judge sem
fenced garrulous woman to silence
for six months. We thought the law
forbid the infection of cruel and I'M
usual punishment.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-02

An empty brain and tattling tongue
are very apt to go together; the most
s''iy ana trivial items of news or SCAN
usi MI the former and are retailed by
the latter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
WILLAMETTE TOO MUCH
FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

The Willamette University basketball
team walked away with practice con-
test with the local high school qnintet
last evening to the tune Of 80 to 4. Tho
game was purely for practice and both
teams used large number Of substi
tutes all the members of the high
schools first team lineup not being in
tho fray,
At the end Of the first half the score
stood 10 to 0 in favor Of the varsity,
In the second half tho high school Sc.
cured . field baskets giving them A
points. The lineup;
willamette -Homan and Tallman,
forwards Carson, center; Rowland and
Flegol, guards.
High school-Proctor and Reinhart
forwards; Keenc, center; Lowe aud
Batcliffe, guards
Substitutions-Shislcr for Tallmon
Pfaff for Carson, Luce for Flegel, Bag
10y For Rowland, Forde for Rcinhort
Beauford for Lowe, Barnes for Beau
ford,
Points Of field goals-Tallmau s, lIo
man 10, Carson 4, PfOff 9, Shisler s
Proctor Q, Ratcliff 9,
Referee, Ohling.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
INDIGESTION GAS OR
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Time Itl--"Pape's Diapepsin" Makes
Your Upset. Bloated Stomach Feel
Fine In Five Minutes.

"Really does" put bad stomachs in
really does overcome indiges'
tion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and
sourness in five minutes--that-just
that-makes Papes Diapepsin the lar
gest selling stomach regulator In the
world II what you eat ferments into
stubborn Jumps, you bolch gas and
eructate sour, undigested food and acidi
head is dizzy and aches; breath FOUL
tongue coated; your insides filled with
bile and digcstible waste, remember tho
moment "Pape's Diapepsin" comes in
contact with the stomach all such dis
tress vanishes. It's truly astonishing
almost marvellous, and the joy is Its
harmlessness
A large fifty.cent case Of Pape's
Diapepsin will give you a hundred dol
lars worth Of satisfaction or your
druggist hands your money back.
It's worth It's weight In gold to men
and women who can't get their stom.
achs regulated. It belongs In your
home-should always be kept handy
in case Of sick, sour, upset stomach
during tho day or night, It's the
quickest, surest and most harmless
stomach doctor IN the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
ATHLETIC SITUATION
WILL GET ATTENTION
Willamette Univorsity Trustees VIII
Consider Plan TO Do Away With
Inter Collegiate Contests.
STUDENTS ARE ANXIOUS TO
RETAIN COACH SwEETLAND
Strong Feeling There in Favor Of In.
ter-oollegiate Athletics and Man
Who Has Built Them Up,

A very important matter that will
come before the Willamette university
hoard Of trustees at the session in Port
land today is the athletic situation,
Some members Of the board are very
enthusiastic supporters Of intcrcol.
logiatc athletics while others would do
away with the intercollegiate contests
entirely and adopt q system similar to
the one in vogue at Reed college, Port.
land
The board win undoubtedly give this
matter careful consideration Ot this time
and will take up the proposition Of re-.
tanning DR., Swoctlaud should the fac.
tion supporting intercollegiate ath'
lctics win,
Friends Of the university and oslc'
cially the students are very anxious to
have intercollegiate athletics continued
aud have hopes Of the board taking
some action that viii retain Dr. Sweet
land as athletic director
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
ROD AND GUN CLUB
HOLDS INTERESTING SHOOT

The Capital City Rod and Gun club
held Sunday It's first shoot for the state
championship cup Tho five making
the highest scores comprised the team
for the day, and are as follows,
II, II, Voatch, 02 per cent; Mark Sid.
dali, 90 per cent; Blon Hubbard, IS
per cont; j. 9, uarcu, sS per cent, Or.
willie Wilson, SO per cent.
Several other good scores were made,
Bert Whorley, so per cent? anderson
~ per cent? Dalrymplc, 7s per cent
pugh, 72 per cent? Stanton, 70 ,or
cent? McCartcr n per cont, Bossler n
per cent; King, 20 per cent; Raymond
voatCh, 70 per cent and Churchill, Oc
per cent,
Tho club also finished the 100 bird
handicap race for the Dupont medal
Mark Siddan winning with l45 points
Bert whoncy second l9i and Wilson
third l23
Salem win soon have one Of the bes
gun clubs in the state, five new mem
bers were added to tho club Sunday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
NEW DORMITORY AT
UNIVERSITY POSSIBLE.
Discussion as to Situation Scheduled for
University Trustees Meeting
Today,
FACULTY COMMITTEE HOLDS
IMPORTANT MEETING HERE
Understood Important Changes viii Be
Made But No Announcement VIII
Be Made Until June.

The semi.annual meeting Of the board
Of trustees Of Willamette University is
being held in Taylor street Methodist
church, Portland, today.
Among other matters that will come
before the trustees today will be dis
cussions as TO the need and the posi-.
bility Of securing a new dormitory for
women. They will also discuss each
Of tho colleges on the campus, and take
up questions concerned with increasing
the enrolment of the college of
liberal arts, the college of law, the
college Of theology and the college of
music.
Much attention will also be given to
the academy and special emphasis will
be given different ways in which the
academy may be improved and the
courses It offers made more attractive.
Anxious to Raise Standard.
The board of trustees is very anx.
ious to raise the standard Of all the
colleges on the campus as high as pos
sible, and committees viii report to the
board today, that have been making an
investigation to that end,
What is admitted to be the biggest
need on the campus at present is new
dormitory for women, and realizing how
severely the university is in need Of a
new dormitory friends Of the university
here say they would not be at all sur.
prised should the final action on start.
ing actual work for anew building be
taken at the meeting today
Several prominent memgers Of the
board Of trustees visited the university
campus yesterday, and different com.
mittees which will make reports before
the board today were holding iuvestiga.
tions in the city during the afternoon,
May Bo Faculty Changes.
The most important meeting held
yesterday was a meeting Of the faculty
committee. While they refuse to di.
vulge any Of their actions until they
have been accepted by the board OF
trustees, II is understood that several
important changes viii be made in the
faculty However, they win not be an.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
TWENTY-FIVE PHONE
CALLS DAILY TOO MUCH
[rNIrEp rnEsa trAsnp wInn.l


Portland, Feb. lO,-Unrequited love
had its innings in Municipal court yes.
terday morning, when Miss Hedwig
Wick, stenographer for DR.. Z. A..
Pierce, charged Andrew Holm, of 70
Ninth street North will disorderly con-
duct.
She alleged this consisted in ealing
her up on the telephone as often as %
times a day.
Andrew testified in his own behalr
that he had been in love with the
young woman and had been Tilted,
whereupon he demanded back his pres.
ents, among them a fur set. Miss Wick
said that she had paid him $50 for the
fur set, but the man denied the pay.
ment.
Judge Stevenson dismissed the case
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10

warning Andrew to stop calling Miss
Wick on the telephone. Andrew prom
ised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
GREGORY WITH WOLVES,

lNNlAAN hNNNN f''f" A'i
Sacramento, Cal, Feb. l0.--pitchor
Howard Gregory formerly with Oak
land and Los Angeles, signed a sacra'
inento Coast league contract yesterday
The signed contract Of outficlder Al
schweitzor, formerly Of 81, Louis, ar
rived today. Outficlders shinn, Moran
and schweitser are now signcd up Bill
Kenworthy, who has been holding out
FOR more money, is due here tomorrow
10 stalk things oyern with Manager
wolverton.