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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-08
High School Notes.


Milired Innis, II. spent the week
end ather home in Phelps.
The. Sweet sixteens will meet at
the home Of Maebert Cannon .Satur-
day afternoon.
!. The. boys have organized basket
ball team under the direction Oh
Prof. Mcmahon.
An orchestra is under way and a
few. more members are desired Miss
Cutlana will conduct it.
Ray Brlghtsman, 10, who was
called home to Vinegar last week,
returned to school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter. alum
nae Of orr school, visited us this
week.
The new black board for Miss Rich
ards room have come, and we also
bcsst.new magazine and. paper-racks.
Thesclasses have all organized, tbe
following officers being elected:
SENIORS.
Pres. Ricllard Wlite,l
: Vice-P Pres. Fern Kuellne.
See'yM Mike Morrison.
Treas. -J ennie Anderson. s
JUNIORS.
Pres. Lois butcher.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-08
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES

Services at the Lutheran church
next Sunday will be as follows;
Sunday School $50 q. m.
English Service 1890 .. N
Everybody welcome.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-08
tlin,,ea. Yrih..ss'

A Ncman's idea 81 alos;se ps.sfa.
Cor 6cod man would be, "Ile avs:
used che right fork when visisipS
KAlaraMBuO Gazette.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-08
1.-THE BALL or FIRE" cohl@1
One Of George Randolph ons y
Best Stories Secured as Nexl e
For Tie REVIEW

George Randolph Chester lan's Il
the creator of Get Itiei-tlulca
liilgford, Z IS the author q T., MS
Of Fire, which the RE- r.
secured as its next serlai sDoi's 3.
one of Chester's strongest
the plot combining tlFia r. "a
of hnmors love, baslness ana Y
The action is dramatic ana
and will be followed with NV nv
interest by every reader. ~
like good fiction Should ~ s.
commence reading this olg
our issue Of Oct. 18th.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-08

Notice by County board Of Supervis-
ors of Villas County, Wisconsin, of
meeting to decide upon petition to
lay OUT, widen and alter county
extending through the
towns of Eagle River, Lincoln, Farm
ington and ArbOr Vitae.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
PERSONALS
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Mrs. r. II. Rowland, Of Portland. is
registered at the Blgh
\, A. Mcdonald, Of Woodburn, was
IN the city yesterday.
Fr'd S, Bynon is in Portland today
on real estate business
Mrs, GeWge Hurst is u visitor here
today from SilyertOn.
Custer Ross, of Silyerton, is transact
ing business in Salem today.
Dr. W. A. Cox went to Portland TO
day ON the morning electric
The Rev, X. y. Avison and wife went
to Portland this morning.
Miss X, Bell, who has been visiting
at the home Of the Rev. A. n. Ayison,
lett this morning for her home at Rose.
bud, Montana,
Romeo Goulcy of Brooks was in the
city yesterday.
ID, W, Eyre, assistant cashier Of the
|, ), National bank, went to Portland
this mOrninp
Howard Ramp, Of Brooks, was a
Wednesday visiting in the city.
jim Wilson, the real estate man, is
making his home oEting the summer
months on his ranch, at Kaiser Bottom
four miles from Salem.
Mgs, VIM. Weber, Of lIool River, is
here visiting Mrs, II. l.. Wilson, 81
North High.
/ Nm Prime drove a cuc Yesterday ia
/ Portland for the Bliscoc agency.
W. NJ Altman, Peter Brockman and
Joe Kennedy of Woodburn, were IN
the city yesterday rs witnesses in tn,
suit McDonaly vs., Bmuer.
Il, r. Neal, who has been visiting
here for the past three weeks left to
day for a business trip to la Gandc
whore he was formerly city cnlneer
/ Fleet Chapman, cf WOODBURY. wa,
In salem Yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
Free Drinking Water
In Baseball Parks
(By Hal sherldan)

New York, April -, Free drinking
water at all baseball parks, How does
that strike you, fans "Three rousiug
cheers -
IT'S u fact u reality already at one
big league purk-thnt the fans don 3
have to sit through q game thirsty and
with throais too parrhrd to yell, with
their only reliance the seductive bur
unsatisfactory pop hp.tle-or personal.
ly conducted hip pocket supply
! I'M told that O. 3, Mugnatcs are
to have Il heart and supply free drink.
ing water at least wet if not iced, At
many baseball parks. The success OF
the experiment Of giving the fans uc.
cess to barrels of drinking water free
Of charge, at the Washington American
league grounds, is said to be the cause
Of considering a general "free drinking
water policy in other parks.
For the comfort Of the fans, the fire.,
drinking water innovation this scHsol
at Washington's Florida avenue park il
a bowling success, according to all re
ports reaching here. Even the pop nm,
soda water conccssonures, who at tirs
viewed the innovation with alarm TO
their sales, are said to be satisfied tina
it does not cut into their profits sen
iously.
The Washington club was, however
forced to install the free drinking wa
ter tanks, An act OF congress, pnsse
last winter, was the cause Represents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
independence Odd
Fellows Celebrate

The 42d anniversary of the organ.
ization of the Odd Fellows lodge at
Independence was celebrated last even.
ing with a musical program and the
presentation of veteran s Jewels.
Vocal selections were given by Mr..
Macy and Miss Williams of Independ.
ence and Miss Marguerite Hodge of
Salem.
Veterans jewels were presented to
eleven members who had held their
membership with the lodge for 25 years
or over. Those receiving the Jewels
were: II. Hirshburg, 40 years; L. Da.
mon, 40 years; Peter Cook, 40 years;
NJ, Mcrwin, 80 years; B. B. Demming,
35 years; j. G. Hartwick, 35 years;
Irwin Claggett, 40 years. A. ]. Good.
man, 80 years; G. G. Wilson, 25 years;
j. j. Russell, 25 years; J. A. Mills of
Salem, 25 years.
Among the special guests present
were L. E. Sharon of Portland, grand
secretary; ]. H. Nelson of McMinn.
vile, past grand master; Mrs. Corie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
JOLu|F|CAT|ON OF
ELK'S ON TONIGHT
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Salem Lodge Organized April
Il, l896---Event Is
Homecoming

Headed by three brass bands and
with the delegations from Albany, Me.
Minnville and Eugene, the grand march
Of the Hobo parade will take place in
the business part of the city promptly
at s o click The out.of.town Elks are
said to have some wonderful specimen
of the real hobo article and these will
be seen to their best advantage during
the parade and the red fire displays.
Salem lodge, No. 1886, b. p. o. f.,
is today celebrating its 18th anniver
sary, the lodge having been organized
on April 81, 1896.
The lodge first held its session in
the building now occupied by the Y.
NJ. c. A. A few years later lodge rooms
were secured in the Odd Fellows build.
ing. After meeting for three years in
that building, the lodge bought its
present home on Liberty street.
The charter members of the lodge
now living in Salem are Il. G. Patton,
p. Ii. Darcy, G. }. Olmstead, A. II.
Steiner 4. c. Smith, George h. Waters,
y 4 Sonth1icl, ~ VAIN r ~
Wriohtmon Georgo q pirobom and 4
w Tbompgon
or the nost cxoltod rulors IA ora nov
Hving in Salon n ~ WGabtmon
srryad no eyaItel rnlor IN lses. p II
d 'Arcy, lSog. p " Durbin 1901. w
II DvrJ iopo. If II O,inoer iona.
Ceor,o i. Roso looi. Al II S+airor
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
Benefit Concert For Band
Proves Big Success

To assist the Salem Military band
raise funds to buy their much needed
bass drum, more than 1000 people Of
the city attended the Oregon theatre
last evening The program was one of
more than usual interest not only from
q moving picture standpoint, but from
the good vaudeville numbers given, all
home talent
The singing of Tom ordemau Is
always pleasing aud last night his first
song called forth such an encore that
even second was followed by con,in.
uous applause Miss Nellie Roberts was
also Obliged to give an encore.
As q Spanish dancer, Miss Priscilla
Fleming is surely an artist and she too
graciously responded TO repeated en-,
cores willard Hall shared in the hon.
ora OF the evening
The Salem Military band played sew.
eral selections during the evening, show.
ing chat even at the beginning Of the
season, they are well under control OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
SALEM TENNIS PLAYERS
TO MEET EUGENE TEAM
Fast U. of 0. Aggregation To
Be Seen Here In Action
Saturday

The challenge of the Salem Tennis
association has been accepted by the
University Of Oregon team, and four Of
the Lemon Yellow players will arrive
in Salem Saturday to play the local ex'
perts.
The university team will be headed
by Captain Lewis Bond, reported to
be the fastest college player in the
northwest. The personnel Of the re-.
mainder of the team has not been an.
nounced, but it will doubtless be the
regular team, as they desire all the
practice possible before meeting the
other conference colleges later in the
year. This means that Salem people
will have a chance to see fast men in
action, as practically the same team
tied with the University of Washington
Tor the northwest championship last
spring.
President Hoffnell, Of the Salem as
sociati0n, is appointing a committee to
handle the tournament which will take
place on the university courts at
Twelfth aud State streets, Saturday,
beginning at 300 ?. m, This commit
tee win also select the players to rep.
resent the Capital City, As the season
is not advanced enough to have allowed
for tournament to rate the local
players, the men will necessarily be
chosen largely from previous showings.
An attempt will, however, be made to
work ms many as possible Of the local
team,
Among those from whom the Salem
team viii be chosen are the following;
Bcnbom, Farris, HARRISON, Howell,
Moores, Olingcr Putnam Tbiolscn and
Butler 70 defroy the railroad fare Of
the visitors, and to supply the tennis
balls for the play nominal admission
win bt charged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
rrench peliyer Attack.

Berlin via wireless to Sayyille. l.. l..
April 90 Blasting operations by the
Germans over an extremely wide area
are reported 10y the war office tolay.
Trenches of the enemy have been blown
up south Of the lAuassee canal, north.
east of Auas, In the Argonue and be
tween the Mcusc and MOselle, an Off.
cial statement declared
Following violent artillery attack,
the French delivered AN attack In the
tOrest of lcprtre, which was repulsed
with heavy losses, 1t was stated. Frcuch
attacks were also rcpulsei on the
northern slops Of llaitmanusweilerkopt.
in Alsaee, and at pappui.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
POLICE FIND NOTHING

Los Angeles, CAL, April 29.-The Los
Angeles police said today that thev
We're unable to learn anything concern.
ing Miss Edith n. Color, the name Div.
en- by young woman whose mental
condition is to be investigated at Sc.
attic. 'N" ~ w
Hamburgers department store roo.
otds tailed to show the record of sale
.ot a coat to anyone Of that name
tigation. 'D''' '"'es'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
PORTLAND TO INVESTIGATE
EXISTENCE OF ice TRUST

Is
Portland, Or, April o. B'h''n'
that an o'ice trust' exists in P'''Il''
c. A. Bigelow, city commissioner =
finance announced today that ""F
ing investigation would be ni.i',, Hads ,u
Although Commissioner BlssSS s.l',t,, 4,
not indicated how the iHye'Ts'u, aNs, Y ~
inclined to favor an inquiry y.S IS1sr'a, ~ 4,
government industrial trades siS Sv Nd,
Sion, in matters pertaining to Wy w.
ness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

Hibbard, past president Of The Be
bekah assembly; ]. A. Mills Of SaI'A
past grand master.
Quite a number from Salem attended
the celebration, those present lI'IHs
ing G. C. Boltner and wife, D. a
Hodge and wife, Carl Eng'tIo1T from lid
wife, Mrs. L. X. Page, J, A. Mills 'Ha
wife and Miss Marguerite Hodge ;,,n.
The emblem presented to M AllA \,
is beautifully engraved, showing y y
whom it was presented and The =
wears of continuous membership
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
LICENSE NUMBER
CAN'T Be CHANGED
OLD TO NEW CAR
Applications For License Do
Not Have To Be Sworn To
After May 22

On and after May 20, when the new
motor vehicle license and regulatory
law goes into effect, the secretary of
state cannot honor requests for the
transfer Of number plates from one ear
TO another whore new ears have been
purchased and it is the desire of the
owner to have the plates transferred
TO the new car In such cases the only
transfer that can be made is Of the
incense and number plate from the
Original owner TO the purchaser Of an
old ear but the purchaser Of n new car
cannot use the old number upon the
new one and must take out a new
license for the new ear.
This is the Interpretation of the new
'aW enacted by the last legislature as
amendatory Of the old law, as made
Puolic by Secretary Of state Olcott
'n'S morning for the benefit Of the
owners OF motor vehicles to save them
possible trouble which they will no
douDt encounter If they attempt to use
'he Incense number Of an old ear upon
q new one, Under the old law such
transfer could be- made. but. on ne.
count Of the failure Of many to report
me transfer of the license plates from
one ear to another much confusion was
caused and the law was amended 10
elmInate that difficulty. The law was
h''o changed 80 as 10 provide that ON
and after \Iu, ao -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
CITY NEWS


S. j. Crowley, one Of oregon's pio.
neers, is seriously i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. w. W. Fawk, at "Thc
FRS" in Polk county. Mrs. j. NJ.
Craven, Of Santa Cruz, Cal, arrived to-
day to be with his during his illness,
Mr.. Crowley s seven children are with
him, giving him the best of attention
and care.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
Sport tNeus
+++++++++++A++%+++++++++t
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS.
Yesterdays S Results,

At Portland-Salt Lake 5, Portland 3
GA innings.
At San Francisco-Oakland s, Los
Angeles |.
At Los Angeles-No Yenice.San
Francisco game; rain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

OF the 1891 ,S67S5 taxes for 1915;
County Treasurer Drager, in his capac.
ity of tax collector, has collected $685.,
l45.SS, or about so per cent. This sum,
according to George Paulus, deputy, is
about half as much as usual at this time
Of the year, The second half becomes
delinquent on October /. 1t is found
that majority of the people are only
making half payments. Yesterday the
sum Of $72,365.2S was transferred from
the tax collecting department to the re.
cords of the treasury. OF this sum- Sa.
lem gets $S,S22.55.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
CITY HALL NOTES

Robert G. Paulus, bookkccpcr aud
sccrctary to the Salem Fruit Union,
yesterday Afternoon secured license
TO wed Miss JuOnta Eoft, a Salem
stenographor Mr. Paulus is II promi
nent fruit grower ana well known In
this city, whore he has lived practically
all his life Miss Eoff is well known
an social circles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

H. j, Beadlc, who Is said TO have
formerly resided in this city aud was
an agent for check protector, has been
arrested IN Reno, Nevada, ON u charge
OF emhcl1cmcnt according to com.
munication received this morning hy
Chief Welsh from Chief j, u. llill
house. Chief Welsh go' into commuui
cation with the sheriff this morning
aud is investigating TO find out Il
Bcadle is wanted here or not, as thJ
Reno authorities have asked for mtor
nation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

Unemployment and It's Remedies
is tho sub iect Of the lecture to be given
at the public library next Friday even.
ing by Professor James H. Gilbert Not
only will the causes and dangers Of
unemployment be discussed, but rene.
dies will be suggested, such as unem.
ploymcut insurance, limited immigra.
tiou and public works. Professor Gil.
bert is a graduate OF Columbia uniycr.
sity New York. He made a favorable
impression when he spoke here last year
ON Democracy and Great Fortunes,
aud tho'e who heard him will doubtless
hc glad to hear his ideas ON the unem
ploymcut proposition The lecture will
bcgip at $ o 'clock and, as is customary
with all lectures given at the library
is free to the public
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
KOla Ncig, hop dealer aud prominent

Kola Neis hop dealer aud prominent
business man Of this city, has returned
from u business trip to California, and,
incidentally, to the big Panama Pa
rific exposition, and reports the big
show something wonderful in every re-.
spcc', but in particular the artistic ar.
rang1mcnt of the buildings, styles of
architecture, etc lie SAYS the Oregon
building aud exhibit compares very ia.
vorably with the exhibits of other
states and that it is attracting much
attention and exciting favorable com.
mcnt Among the Salem people whom
he came in contact with nt the cXposi.
tim were G. u, Gabriclson and Mr..
and Mrs, r. G. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
IT, II, Smith A. @, Mayors j, =. Rod.
gers and the Misses Clara Foster aud
Mar Eckcrlcu, the latter Of whom
have Just returned from a tour Of tn,
big cities Of Southern California, prm.
cipally San Diego and Los Angeles,
and stopped off in Frisco to dc the
expo LESS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
Court House News
; X 4 X x X X X x * X X X X i

Commitment papers were made out
yesterday afternoon for Eta Payne, of
Woodburn, aged So years, and she was
taken to the hospital for the insane.
She was born in Wisconsin. DR.. j. N.
Smith was the examining physician.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

"A Greater and Better Salem" Is
the theme Of splendid Symposium
program being arranged for the $50.
cial Service Meeting" at the Unitarian
church. next Sunday evening. Mayor
Harley White will present the city ad.
ministration and it's needs; Mr.. i, G.
Nelson, principal of the high school,
win speak in behalf Of Salem 5 grow.
ing schools; Mr. George f. Rodgers will
deal with the question from the plane
Of the progressive business man. Mrs
Carlton Smith win be the sooist for the
evening Every citizen should be vital
ly interested in this vital question of q
"Grcuter and Better Salem. " Every
body is invited to these Social Seryc,
Meetings
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

D. Lewis, who is wanted by Consto.
BILE Il, Z, Cooper Tor jumping board
bill, was arrested last night by Officer
White nt 10 o'clock. Constable Cooper
was notified this mWning that the man
was IN Jail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
Prof. Florian Won Eschen, instructor

Prof. FlOrian Won Eschen, Instructor
in chemistry and geology at william
cite, will leave tomorrow morning on
the Salem.falls City motor to prospect
along the way to discover a good place
where. he can take his geology class
for day to give them chance to
study rock structures and formations
as they exist in nature. He will visit
Falls city and Black Rock, coming
back tomorrow evening, The professor
states that if he can get up large
enough crowd that they will take a
special ear for their trip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

George Paulus and Maurice Hunt,
deputies in the county treasurer's of.
flee, and Jimmy Smith report they have
had the best luck of any bunch going
fishing out of Salem. They declare
there is no place like Mill creek in the
vicinity Of Aumsyille for catching fish
and say they always come back with
baskets filled with trout II inches and
over
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

~ ~ good brand of fertilizer that
will raise q mortgage,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

the director
The entertainment win he Viven
sgMn tonight for the benefit Of the
naol' ,a with an entire change of pro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
The funeral services of Miss Annabel

Rupert, who was formerly teacher in
the High school, will be held Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock at the First
Congregational church The Rev.
James Elyin will have charge Of the
services Mr., and Mrs. II. w. Bross,
Mrs. j. y. Pnnell and Arthur Jory will
sing The pail bearers, all teachers Of
the Salem schools will be o. NJ,
Elliott, j. G. Nelson, Merritt Davis,
W. y. Young, A. H. Sehmalle and R. l..
Davidson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

w. |. Stoley has offered three
scholarships to students in the three
school supervisors districts Of Marion
county in order to furnish an incentive
to the boys and girls to try for high
grades in the coming May and June ex.
aminations in business subjects. One
credit worth $50 will be given to each
district and the student winning the
highest grade gets the scholarship 1t
is non.transferable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

The suit brought by A, A. Mcdonald
against a, &, Brauer for the recovery
OF money alleged to be due for profes.
s'ohal services rendered in submitting
pans for the remodcling of the Moose
hall at WWdbum was begun Yesterday
III the circuit court and occupied the
court s attention today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

A verdict for $4,000 damages was civ.
en- d. F. DAVIS yesterday by the Jury
irving the case Of DAVIS against n. o.
Iokstad, an action in the circuit court
for Marion county to determine the
ownership of 81 acres of land in this
,"m'N 1t was claimed by the plain.
tit that Tokstadt wrongfully held the
land.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-09
GERMAN MEDICAL coLLI
Held at Brussels During Eastl
 days-TeIegram From nal

Berlin, April 9. by Wireless vile, N. Y.-Included in thl items given out today by tho < News Agency is the following.
 "A unique medical congress at Brussels, April 6 and April times of peace 1t is the custofI surgeons of Germany to hold| nual meeting for the purposcl entific discussion in some Gcrn| Inasmuch as most of these N are engaged in military duty, gress met this year during thd holidays at Brussels. The fences of the surgeons unde conditions were thoroughly df
 The congress came to an q a banquet attended by Govern eral von Bissing. who nada triotic speech. A telegram ceived from Emperor Wt1llal said that the unexceiled worA German medical corps had ed lives and health of numeroua and that the German army German people had full confid medical science"