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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Lucky Escape From
Serious Auto Accident

j. T.. Mckinney and party had mar.
row escape from serious injury Sunday
when their auto ran away down half.
mile hill approaching Silver Creek Falls
The road At this place, which is the
last half mile in to the falls, Is narrow,
crooked and steep, On the right side
3, perpendicular bank where the road
has been cut out Of the mountain side
and ON the other side Is deep canyon
filled with rocks, brush and scmtchy
blackberry vines AZ the top 0f the
hill Mr. Mckinney prepared 20 coast
down aud soon found out that some.
ching had gone wrong and he could
uot control the speed of the ear which
Increased with every pitch downward
The mountain air was whistug past
their heads aud they were rounding the
sharp turns ON one wheel when Mr. Me.
huuuy concluded that the 0nIy way tl
hrep from landing nt tht bottom of
the Rulth WIS tu turn thu front end of
ihr lnr into the bank They were
still speeding down ihe grade when be-
shot the ear into thr bank. The car
turned completely over and rolled down
'ho road but Ill NOT 20 over the hluN
The ear was % total wreck hut not one
1i thr occupant, was even scratched
10 wa, said that 10 was ~ least M
minute, before amy of them could ul.
about no. but % utpful examination
showed chat uuHp were hurt hpyuul thU
scare and .Iuuitl thcmselyp, lucky
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

are 65 camps upon the grounds, shelter.
ing 24O people, but this number will
be doubled by the end of tine week, as
two other camp meetings of the same
denominations are to unite with this
one. A boarding house has been estab.
lished upon the grounds where good
meal is served for twenty cents, lack.
ing meat however, which is one point
wherein the Church of God differs from
many others, although they disclaim be-
ing Adventists. Bert Haverland is in
charge of the camp.ground, and states
that campers are registered from all
parts of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

I W G. yassall spent Sunday at the
home Of 3lr and Mrs. Joseph Goetz
near Perrydale.
Mrs D. P. Patterson and children
land Mrs p. F. Butler and little daugh'
ter will leave the first Of August for a
! month 3 outing at Newport
Mis-. Lottie Worth, a student at the
Monmouth Normal was an oyer.sun-
Z day guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
IE. A. Hamilton in West Dallas
l.. T. Yier, returned to his home in
Portland Monday morning after a short
visit az his ranch near this eity.
Ralph Miller an emplOye in the state
Accident Commission office at salem,
visited friends in Dallas Saturday
afternoon and evening.
J. !. Fidler and family returned sun.
day from an outing at the TilIamook
county beaches.
Fred Moore was an overSunday
visitor with relatives in Portland.
Miss Lucille Hamilton and Miss Marie
Griffin, who are attending school in
Monmouth spent Saturday and Sunday
with their parents in Dallas.
Lett Finseth went 10 Hubbard. Sat.
uriay evening, TO attend the dedication
of the new hall Of the knights Of
Pyihias at that place.
Walter i. ToOze, Jr., was q business
visitor in Salem the latter part Of tho
week
w. V. Fuller returned Sunday even.
Ing from a short business visit in Port.
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Craven and son
and Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Craven and son,
Walter. returned Sunday evening from
ten days outing at Cascada.
Mr. and Mrs G.. B. Sundbcrg and Mr..
and Mrs Edward Hines arrived home
today from a short visit in Portland.
Ebert Farnham has returned to his
home in Portland after a visit with
friends in this city
L. Splawn and family Of Albany
passed through Dallas Saturday, on
their way 10 Tillamook whore they will
spend couple Of weeks at the
beaches.
Mrs Ella Boyd a1d daughter Frances
and Miss Edith Cobb returned Satur.
day evening from several days visit
with relatives and friends at Rickreall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ellis have moved
into their new home on Shelton street.
Mr.. and Mrs Conraid Stafrin an
family are coming in the woods on the
LaCreole river above Glendale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Larry Mclean.

Larry Mclean. catcher for the
New York Giants. is enjoying an en-
forced vacation, having been sus
pended until the middle Of August by
Manager McGraw for the following
reasons: Refusing to return 70
New York on the day designated By
The manager; continual use Of In
toHicating beverages; uttering
threats Of violence against Manager
hcGraw and other officials Of the
club; personal assault on r. F.
Kinsella in a st. Louis hotel; conduct
unbecoming q gentleman and the
ball olAvar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
onrooN rrSEls TOURNEY

bonnbd Ofe iuig rha enmIua
iisa mainhcf In iht Oregon state iebrn
6saupIqHsbip mtithrs uau continues
hew today win laiso aumhoi vi plai
Hit participating
Among $500, aho survived tha elm
iaaiinrs 3saHnlsy a tbigh ll ssi.
~ sihfbs wgv playoi erm WillIam
MMta. ralliomlai Hwadt WakeY
sham iomef upgun champion, u b.
Nefiob ai raiNa Wolnd. ruhnd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
TABOR WILL COMPETE

seattle. Wash, July 27-Norman s.
Tabor OF Brown university, holder Of
the worlds record for the one milo
run. will leave for Portland tonight,
and after o. days visit there, will pro.
rocd Ia san Francisco 10 compete in the
national championships. August T. He
s accompanied by the Brown track
coach, T.. j u'Conuor, who believes
Tabor Will hang up new record, low.
ruug the present record of i:lg 35.
Tabor louk whlt around the uniycr
ay ut Washington track hore yester
day lly declare. hr is in fine goudi
uyp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
THE PRICE SHE PAYS

There b. hardly an American woman
nuNaduys who can keep pace with the
demands made upon her time and
energy without paying the penalty Of
30 health. II may be that dreadful
hagkacbe. dragging pains, headaches,
nervousness or The tOrilrrs Of a dis.
placement ~ is the price she pays.
10 women iu this condition Lydia f.
Pinkham p Vegetable Compound comes
as boom aud q blessing A simple
remedy made from roots and herbs
which brings glorious health to suffer
ing women.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Annual Camp Meeting
of Church of God
Special to Capital Journal }

Woodburn Camp Grounds, July a.
The annual camp meeting of the
Church of God opened here Thursday
evening and will continue until Sunday,
August /. The Sunday services were
conducted by Rev John Gillispie and
Mrs Cole, Mrs Biscomer and Miers,
The tabernacle is new edifice seating
! 600 people, erected last year. There
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Dallas Will Improve
Street With MaCadam

.''M'I Journal special ScrNioo)
hl'l1s Or, July a1.--At q recent
meeting of tho city council the auditor
was instructed 10 advertise for bias for
Poe improvement 6f uglow ayeuuo
F''om N1shngi0n'strret TO tho railroad
TRACKS of Che southern Pacific com.
Wmt a distance OF about -four blocks.
'ae improvement will include The pla,.
ns "t yHHtr'io curb, tho cniirc length
"l iho street and lhe laying OF mlcallm
N..I'h o' tort' tcet Il is ttt putp,ls
't lh' council Goo have the new improve,
mr''s ,'mn.mi before the Vail rains
sti .u.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

.''.' returned today from a
'...s l' Newport.
N"' AN.t Dempsey. Miss Pnr...
..'.' Nr n o. Rrouson. Mr. j p
.I a.t Nu.. A..ater Eyelyu N,.
D. 'NN A.I Nu VIM. S,r,gt.,
a ...E af BigkUall Saur
Do ' lNoeH g. D. rider. IN Ham.
... h.' '.aH Brown are expected h,
...HN Gown a several da,s out
" 'n ot.HH. f.,r-
." '..Ahr.h Happy spent sunday
Il '. Dec rarcnts near uak.
N." vsaf,. ra, B, confined 10 Ne.
"'a q f.ttr attack ot poi.op
NJ a.l Ne 20 q sArlysr Ar, visit.
N..H .a Marion count,
t"L Ns b w. Hnsr ~ al,
N NJ. aal Me-. Fsank Kerl,ts
'.'.'HN H'- Nu.lAv u,rr,r, IN
s az laf Nsw 10 niamook
VIZ ta., U.a,s,,y. . .,ol.n, Al,
N''ual school At Mon.
p" ,.,'i 81, the home % NJ
., N' ~ D. Nuetsou. S,ioyl,y
t.,.,.. Ns HaupA,e,s Is a
49,. 'A Ns WslftOek ~Aool Ia
N s-l Ma &c. Do,, Ar, n,
' @ easy s.d bora July sla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
GRAVY'S SERVICE IS
TOO SLIPPERY FOR
RED STICK ARTISTS
Blues Romp Home On Long
EndOf 3iO 5 Contest Al
PeniIentiary

On Sunday afternoon ibe Reds and
BlUfs ~ the state pcnitrhtlafy staged
another splendid exhibition of baseball
which resaited 10 . 20 acors in 70.
yof 81 The Blues Tho game was o
piirhsu battle between Gmyy GrigRs
aad Dewitt with Gravy having . shade
ihe best u H. for seyen inniugs Dry
ili held ihs Blues 81 BIZ mercy bni in
ibe eighth inning long hits by Hpnt
ana Gravy together With q couple of
errou enhbled the Blues 10 pot over
fouf runs which decided the game The
catching n Tanner AND Gilbert and the
wafk u Iienning 81 iifrl base featured
fhe eoptesf The sf0faf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

summary struck 1nt ht Dewitt ~
by 0uty, ~ Tuuhusr bIit Host mud
Nmfr stolen hhsfs Waaiwtm 81
Dewitt, gilbert huReHi GRAVY
nasf 0p balls w um,y, ilt ty
pitched ball Nugrnt. by Dewitt EmH
- fHhs, hlurs llads. Ion nn hasrs
heis hlues Time lt game i1
impre, lup kdlsf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

nah W hal'iiaf
tpr NW.HgusNRg fsUr Ii. al.
tua'fensti ef at rats, Ia t..
.a se,A nae taV g. hs.t.a.i
wy W naieu f.lm hA,hl
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'Ae 'te's Ht ealy ,atlsess th.te.
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Nt.'A' ne nsfAa4 A. l.r,.l
\ Ne IVY hHtfsap at tsAudtf n,
eeN t lf.Hr Hetl aal a'rr-
7'.A .'tf ny ps3s sata tai tr,s..-.
,'t tseh horsepower ii urs La tt.
ea'ff ine waiaau 4 pt.h 7.
f''''a ttt aoti elA its ssf IN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

NsfhpIdseA h,dro asrvplsat ln poto.
wac li,er A s. Richardson QsfD
snd A. q M,Aarjson.
rsnAbls " earrYing twenty pas.
sfnaep pr a considerable quantity N
iF,lFl1 aHd ioellas Nte two orl.oay
tlpaaes bolh tta uos the hafs
Richardson hyjr, sstophas g. b,.rf
tested 81 Ais,aotria. Ne ast1,, ths
fviomss river fpm NAshuwon A
9 mchtrdaQe n Lowell Mas Is ths
sweater ard owner Aad A t. R..h.
sras'o "a DE sstaal voik % ta.,l
we no d,tlosaish.af i.s,u,s \,
'hs arrangement n ne psnts 4,
has foVr cn ts,h a3s tvs ID fr5r,
ent tvo ln tsnAfm fsm h.ina AZ
eerapr ~ lhg Ihvtu,ii As ts.hnrs
q ne planes noi aay .aaeaas m.
iuNne pegu lpt sss .n,,va,,. tt.
usii's sgahlD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Nsasia''a pdrs sstsp,ans ID r,,s
nae nrN A q RisAhrassa asn,
ana A G Richardson

WssaHWea las n ....t,
NsiAtla n earnap ta,sl r...'-.
su " fena'atlaee gattli, a hs,ftt
apd le.'kihg hkt tN1 ariaar ls,I,s..
ha.ll ipie 600 ne Aua Astt..t
helN aeiNMtHt i afpg itael kt Ma.
sAtts, Nt r'iom th- r.usf HNr
flpn Naslirgitg As hfhfrt, /.
~ ieNe'l Mass b its .nstatr sts
s"tN 1ad A ktttism tt m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

Chicago july -rresJcnt Gilmore.
VI ihr Federal league has dismissed
rmpires Howell ahd Fife. because VI
complaints by manugrrs Hgwgll's De-
c,siohs caused Manager Fielder Jones
~ st Louis 90 resign, but be- later ic.
called the feHguaii0n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
SportNews
SPORT BRIEFS
+ *####********* + +

london, July a. II took Frank No.
ron aa rounds 60 knock out Gordon
Sins. " Porismouih. here lasi night
fan Francisco. JAY e7--Gegfga Block
Of San Fnnrise0, ard Al KIawitier
seeoHd Rlssman Marion OF Oakland
each caufh, ball dropped from the
Tower of Jewels ia ths presence 9i
large crowd yesterday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

'''.If '0hH w orr has issued mo-
".'' .' .N..' 'f logs throughout ihe
'aNf 'h. must either chain o.,
..... .hH.Hts until further po.
'ae .h'u'i h1, ordered this done
''.. " Prevent the spryad of
..' "... hHtaTr5atyJ iu different
.N.'... iht a.Hty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

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hia'isa taa sss 6r.ss t.,.
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N atis taI aH. tr.,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

Chicago, July 27s-li was announced
today tbat The White s0K haze puf.
chased "Da1yy" Vance, Who has been
pitching sensational ball for the ST.
Joseph Western league flub
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

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s,sp0 al y, sseppr seppr r,l,1 ~ r..is,.s.- ~ es'
AZ ~ ~. n ,ss 'eeslasssIi I "a 49,, s-,.. .rs
la.sa pstes a. i - ..s - fAtrgsa 49, -.
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q ARnlS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

san Francisco. July "a Tiller Ca,yt
O. lefi handsr /. expected 10 pitch 'oi
the soala this afternoon when they
open tho nav series With thr Oaks ~
Recreation park Cavet was puf
chased FROM Detroit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

ycr k,.s A.. M Fv>sha ca
no cagsa1, " aasae n syvDt,s,g h.
", z wGSgEe VI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

the new National highway six" mod
els from the Euiott-Garrett company.
Alpine Dealer Here
J. T. Casner. subdealer for the Stu
debaker at Alpine. secured a -four
touring car this week from the Elliott
Garrett company.
The new catalogue Of the Western
Motor Supply company is now in prep
aration and viii be issued some time
this month.
The Cadallic Sales company has de-
Iivered a Cadillac eight salon five
passenger model 10 Maurice Nordhaus,
OF Deming.
The Pennsylvania Tire company viii
open for business on Texas street early
next week and viii be under the man
agement Of j. y. Canon They will
distribute Pennsylvania tires for the
southwestern district and open with
a stock Of 1900 castings. The new con-
Germ will run night and day service
and start with two service cars Penn
sylvania tires. Pennsylvania oils and
Speedway gasoline will be featured and
the company will also put in a com
plete line OF automobile accessories
lit Pays TO Advertise"
'NeedOl oil has caught on quickly
says Earl Fletcher. Of the Western No
tor Supply company. land we have had
a brisk business since our first an
nouncement Of this line"
Some strange requests come IN TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

the dealers along gasoline row but the
prize request reached B. Rush Person.
of the Quick Tire Service, on Tuesday.
This is Mrs. -, Bliss street. talk
ing" said a voice over the telephone.
Il wish YOU would send some one out
to mind the baby while I wash my
dishes" And then she hung up Rush
pondered few minutes and then de-
cided that il he intended to live up 10
his name for real service he would
have 10 make good. so one Of the red
service cars was hustled off and tire
man handled baby on his knee while
the mother washed the dishes
What Constitutes Service -
While a reporter was in the Quick
Tire Service office on Thursday. the
phone rang and a man who lives in
the 1900 block on Myrtle avenue asked
that the company send out a car for
him quick. because I want TO go up
town" He admitted that he didn't even
own an automobile so Mr.. Person de-
cided that he wasn't in the transporta-
ton business.
C. T. O'Meara. Of the Maxwell sales
staff. and Ad Buquor. Of the Buquor
Motor Car company, left for visit
to Silver City, Deming and other New
Mexico points on Thursday afternoon
T. $. Thieu. or the Maxwell staff. has
returned to his headquarters at Kansas
City
Vernon I. Sullivan. Maxwell agent at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

TARDLT a week passes that some
II new automobile concern does not
4 L make its appearance on the To-
cal gasoline row and this week it was
the Southern Motor company that made
its bow to the automobile public of the
Pass City. David S. Russek is the man
ager Of the new concern. which re-
Gently purchased the sales contract for
the Haynes from J. Y. Canon. N. L.
Burkhead is the sales manager and
the sales rooms have been opened at
555-357 Myrtle avenue. in the premises
Just vacated by the Nauman Motor Sales
company which has moved 10 the old
quarters Of the Elliott-Garrett COM
pany. at 422 san Antonio street. pend
ing the erection of their own building
in the west end district.
While in the cast recently. Nessrs-
Russek and Burkhead visited the
Haynes factory and arranged for a spe-
Cial display TO be made here during
automobile Week" They also went
TO Kenosha- Wis, where they closed
for the southwestern distributing
agency Of the Jeffrey cars and trucks
The first shipment Of the new Jeffreys
will arrive mere Monday and the new
concern Is unloading a carload Of
Haynes models, including one Of the
new cloverleaf roadsters. this after
noon
Continuous Service Planned.
The Southern Motor company plans
to run a real service department and
VIII carry stocks Of parts for both lines
Of cars The service department is TO
be open day and night ard Will be run
along lines new to FL Paso-
The NaumaH Motor Sales company
moved TO its temporary quarters at 422
san Antonio street on Thursday. They
are unloading a carload Of Reos. con-
sisting Of one six" and three "fourss"
this afternoon Another carload is en-
route and viii be here about Wednes-
day while third car left the REQ fac
tory on Friday
W SpangIer Of RowIee & spangler,
Lee tire distributors in Silver City, was
in the city on Thursday for confer
ence with Ben l. Clements. Of the BOr-
derland Auto Supply company
Merchants support Big show.
I'm rickled over the enthusiasm OF
the FL Paso merchants in giving prizes
for the big motor parade during Auto
mobile Week says Ben l. Clements
They certainly are entering into the
thing in the right spirit"
Ford sales this week by the Tri-State
Motor company were Touring cars to
the FL PasO Lumber company. A p.
Coles & Brothers. A J. McQuatters. jr.,
.. Il Kline. H. L Brown. c. J. Neal,
Frank J. Elite, =. G. Klapper- Delivery
Fords went TO Joe 1Tacias. Texas Elec-
trio company and Lee Threadgiu.
The Oakland Auto sales company re-
ports the sale Of a One-ton J. H c.
truck to the Jitne company. this max
ing the 10th I. H c. truck in that COM
pany's service.
Increase /. H G Territory
o. H Browning. general sales man
ager Of the international Harvester
cOmpany's truck department, at Chi
caEO. and ". Reese were in FL PasO
this week in company with H. J. Nc
Kenna. Denver manager Of the I. II. C.
for a conference with A. H. Elmore
general manager Of the Oakland Auto
sales company. who distribute the I
H c. trucks in this district Arrange
ments were made for largely increas-
ing the territory for which the Oak
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

cars TO be riddled by bullets from across
the border
The first Oakland "six" roadster TO
be received here was in one Of the ship
ments this week but the ear sold so
quickly that general manager Elmore
didn't get a chance TO more than dust
il off He SAYS that it is some car
and is eagerly awaiting a further ship
menr.
Billy AdoIph. Of the Fl Paso Auto
Sales company. is in Arizona for the
Mitchell and sales manager w H.
Marsh reports that he is also looking
up bears for the NitcheiTs stunt in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
CONVERT NAT GREER;
NOW AUTO BOOSTER
Veteran Iivcryman sells Horses and Goes
strong into Automobile Business. Nod
ern Garage Gets 5000 Feet Floor

ern Garage Gets 5000 Feet Floor
Sat Greer. one Of the pioneer livery men
of the city is the latest convert to the mod
eru means OF tralsportation. the automobile
1Ir. Greer has been one Of the partners in
the Modern Auto company since that con-
Germ started business here a few months ago
but ne believed that there was still room for
the horse and gave up only half Of his big
stables on West Overland street for garage
purposes He has now beens entirely con-
verified. as his partner. George HALEY puts
DO. and the entire building is 20 be converted
into a huge garage While the present
garage Of the Modern g. one OF the largest
in the entire southwest. the additional space
wiz amount 20 around 5000 square feet OF
floor
AR Greer started In the livery business
here "a years ago and he rather looked
askauce at the new tangled method Of
transnortatiou at first row he IS q FULL
fIedeed booster and is in for --El Paso
Automobile Week with as much enthusiasm
as any man in the city He has instructed
George HALEY 20 see TO it that the Mod
ems decorations are quite on par with any
in the city and Mr- Haley promises TO
spring big surprise when the visitors are
admitted 20 his place OF business the last
week Of the month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
AUTOMOBILE RIMS ARE
NOW STOCKED IN CITY

Constant requests for automobile rims de-
cided s. l. fSilversparre. OF the Boss Rub
Der company. 20 carry a complete stock OF
rims for the accommodation Of southU esrern
motorists and the Boss now boasts Of the
most complete stock OF rims iu the south
west
A big shipment received this week in
cludes the well known Baker StanweiI and
Kelsey types and Mr. sSilversparre now de-
ciares that he VIII be able TO satisfy the
most exacting motorist. either in the matter
Of tires OF rims
Build up your home valley Use her
products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
Our Plan---

Never before in FL PasO startling "PayayouPiiep
plan been advertised in connection nationally auto
mobile the Maxwell selling $685. But we are Offering the
Maxwell because 1t IS the Of the lowest heOs after
cost-the
for-dollar value TO be found vwhe
This offer merits sound sensible bona tide
every Of excsponal
proposition.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-31
Earthquake Shocks.

There are such things as earth waves
as well as ether waves. But while the
ether waves have. by the genius OF
Marconl. been harnessed into the sery.
Ice Of mankind. no scientist has yet
discovered any uses for earth waves
or even any means OF utilizing them.
The shock OF seismic disturbance
travels IN waves ~ me rate Of two
miles n second In the actual vicinity OF
the disturbance. and this rate rapidly
dimlnlshes as the distance travelled by
the earth waves increases. The deeper
the originating movement happens to
be the farther the shock travels. but
the deeper the movement, on the other
hand. the less extensive and usually
the less serious. from the point OF view
OF loss Of life. Is the visible effect on
the earth's surface.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-31
English Conservatism.

Day and night. winter and summer.
In all weathers. tug with steam up
Is stationed on the Thames NJ the Tow.
or bridge. II Is floating illustration
Of the fact that parliament Is some
tlmes-Only sometimes. Of course
needlcssly fussy When the bill em.
towering the corporation OF London to
build the bridge WIS passing through
the house OF commons a provision was
Inserted requiring the statloning OF this
tug as aforesaid. so as TO be handy in
case OF wreck" The promoters pro
tested that the cost Of the tug would
far exceed any benefit to be derived
from Il. The commons thought they
knew better and insisted The bridge
was opened about sixteen years ago.
and the tug has cost the city OF Lon.
don f3i per week ever since. Yet It's
services "ln case Of wreck" or any
other emergency have never once been
required. Express.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-31
Pretty New Workers.

THE strenuous life OF business
men," says an eminent physician. rs
causing New Yorkltls Ia new name
for nutsl. For one insane man In
our asylums there are ten outside.
New Yorkitis." he Gays. rs a mid
form OF insanity. Il is caused by lr.
regular working hours. nonhyg.enic
surroundings and too much rush. I'm.
regulated work isn't the only thing
that's the matter with New Workers"
saws the doctor. "Thcy eat too much.
As for exercise they take practically
none. Up to 40 we have decreased
the deah rate. But what after forty?
The death rate Is increasing by leaps
and bounds. Organic diseases, those
affecting the kidneys and heart. the
blood vessels and the nerves, are
enormously on the increase"