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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
Sefterreim bat tittt bDH
3ngeftdmbniffe an
sJtalien 8en,ad}t.

GonOon, II. Wldr;. 3uptrldFis
gen Ra6ri4ten seHdb, bic DON Berlin
mad bem 9aas selanst iinb. beutsn
an, bab SeutIbIano, lin bic ystutras
Iitdt StaIisns gu iidsrn. Oeftsrreih,
trob Der eHsrsii8en SppoiitiOn bss
&aifers Jrana Soieph, b.panlabi bat,
tsrritorieae aOnseiiionsn on SiaIisn
gu MAIDEN, fiir ben JdlI, bab Dtuti9s
lamb unb Oefi.rrei1 iiesr.i9 aus bsm
&riese bsrDorstben. StaIien bat bic
glnerbietuHg.n in Gripdsuns ge3ogtn,
cine befinitiOe @ereiHbaruns If aber
nod ui4t su Starbe ssiOmmsn. Sn
biefiseu pOIitifbsn arsiisn tpartst man
nit SpdnHuns ouf bic entfdtibuns
Staliens.
gDie aus Berlin beri6tst tpirb, bes
finbet iid Der beuti1e Reihs.ansIer
Or. bon 8stbuanu 9olpes j.bt i'm
beuti4en 5auptquartisr gu Me,ierss
unb es 1T baber uHtpdbrfttinIit, bab
er Dor benz Reidstass aommittes
cine Rsbe baItsn pirb.
Die Refruten npm Sabre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
Jiuben bic admpfe in ben
&arbdfben itdft

GtHpen bic &6mpfe in ben
aarpatben TAFT.
Berlin. pia 2onOou, II. WGrs.
aprrsipOnbeuten, bic iit i'm 5fterreis
dii9en Sauptquartisr bsfinben, beri9s
ten, oab Die In ben aarpatbsn 3tpiI9sn
ben RuiIeu unb Ssitsrrsi6ern i'm
0anse befinbli9en aGmpis unier Wits
terunssperbdltniifsn itattfinbsn, in be-
nen ipobl nod niemaIs Oorber Gdln6s
ten seidIasen porbsn iino. Der Sbers
mometer itsbi auf 13 8rab unier benz
GefrisrpuHtt. Syobrsnbeit. unb es
ipiitben fortDdbrenb siiig tolte S4nees
ftiirms. u
Die Ruiisn fabrsn absr iroB aIIes
benz fort. 9ruppsn in eeidloiisnsr
formation in ben aompf gu ihidsn.
srsB ibter uuesRuren 9.rIuiis perius
den Die Ruiien bic BON ibnsn perIprss
men poiitionen tpiebr gu geDinnen,
ObRs Ridiidt barauf, pis uisIs WsHs
i9euIeben geopferi tusrbeu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
Die Gnsldnber laifen bie
Wtaste fallen.
ensIanS tdmpft neb.rfiir
gslsien. nod fir feins
@erbinbet.n, faet
bic 2pnboner
e.; ga

NJ III HeS.
Berlin, II. MGrs. - auf brabts
lOism @ess naa SapOilIs, g. :. =
Die gnsIGnber Beginner nit sinem
Rale bic Masts absupsrfsn unb Der
@eIt tbr pabrss @eiiat su ssie.n. Sn
siHsm Gnfule DON epniia,r Ofisnb.it
i6reibt bic aOnbonsr rSimes": .engs
lamb tampft tpeSsr fiji g.Isisn nod
fir feline @srbiinbetsn. fonbsrn DOT al.
lem fir gnslanbs Snt.r.Fen. mir
piirbsn ben ariss aud Sann bssonnen
babsn, tpenn DsutidIanb bic R.utrali<
tat gsIsisns nidi Oerl.st bdtts."
Sisfss getsnntnib pirtt bsrbliifs
f.nb, bsnu Biz Dor tpsnissn Sassn be-
burrte bic sanas britifd. prsfi., NIT
Der ~SimssA on Der Gpis., auf Der
aiis.. bab gngIanb nur gu ben Wufs
fen gegriffen babe. I'm gsIsisn gu rsts
ten, bic iI.insn Stuat.n gu faiissn unb
feline giinbnibpfli4t,n Jran.r.i9 &c,
ssniibsr su erfiilIsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
5u ber Asanbidnrci
Sotf ss ein5dufI.in Gsuts
f4sr auf bie3trf6ruug
ruffif&er Gifsnbabn.
gerbiu5uugtn ab,
nkfahRn hnhfn
gtfehtn babtn

aonbon, u. MGra. = Dem
Rsuisriaen Bureau pirb DON petins
semeIost, baB cine aus aat 9eutifsn
bsitebenbe Sruppe, untsr Giibruns bes
5auptmanns Rabs Don pappsnhsim,
WilttdrsQttade Der beutfden @ss
iaHbtfduft in peting. sinss Der merts
iuiirbigIten @beuteuer bss ariests i'm
fernen Often unterHommen baben.
Den adt Wdnnsrn fOa ss gslunssn
ieiu, aus Sfins 9au au snttommen,
Dorauf fie dineiif9e PdiTe erfnngt bas
ben fO[Ien, angsblid, i'm cine Jagb.
expedition ins Snnsre. bss adnbes su
uutsras5mtu. Sis pzlsebsa psiiaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
Ser britiid)e Nampfer
uSnoian Gitb"
Q on 9 uIpefOn mad Sapre
mi 9 q II m tpDlle anBorb,

- " " " " -
nit 81 m tp ollie an8orb,
i'm O5eun perfenft.
Salpe ton, Ser, II. Mdrs. -
Der britifae Dampfer .Snbian gitp",
Der am Is. 5ebruar nit 14,026 Bal.
len 8aumpoIIe an 9orb mad Sapre
abgins, lit in ben 9runb sebobrt NOR.
ben, pie eine am Radmittus ben
agentsn oes Dampfsrs bon aipsrpopi
Scpeite antiinSiste. NGs
heres bariiber, mann I unb mo bas
S4iff perientt tpurbe. ipirb in Der De-
peIhe ni6t angsgeben,
Grau SObn 3. g dsfeIIer
seitorben
Rem gort, IL. Mdra. - Srdu
Sobn 8. Rodefelfsr 1T am Sreitas
NDrgen gu friiber Stunbe in ibrer
in SarrptOpn, R. D., ua4
Ianserer arantbeit seitorben.
Wennsleia 5rau ROdefelIer ieit Ians
ger 3eit trant ipar, fam ibr Sob bod
gang urerpartst. Sbr Satte, Sobn ..
Rodefeuer. unb ibr Sobn befaHben iih
IN Ormonb, Jla. sic parsn pdbrenb
oes Cages telesrapbiid benahriaiiet
tporoen, oab iid Der 3uirunb Der
Rranten oerf6limmert babe, uuS iis
DerIisben iOfort uuf einem grtraaug
5udfpnpiIle. Der 3ug piro uber erft
I'M Sdmftug bier dntommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13

5obn 8. 6agsmon an grrb.t<ut
Sdpinss .. unb &. 60. $500.
Robert 80. GbsarnoOb an GsH.tns
ninl Q. q. S1700.
Sophia aimmsrsr an aiternI 9.
unb 9. 90. 5000.
9i.isIbs an Gcrior Q. unb 6. 90.
$3.50.
6Om.r %. Rdnis an eagle .. ayo
6. u. $4,000.
fSrunt s. Goldman an 6ir0m m.
NuIiion $1102.
gsors: 6: Garpbsu an aobn o.
6vbIon $685.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
Die Hefrnten bon
1916
8srSsn idOn in JraRt.
lin ainhtf

@srSsn idOn in Sront.
reid eiHberufen.
paris, 12. Mdra. Die BANNER
nabm ON Jrsitus eiu GeIsB an, antsr
bem bic Rssietuns ermddtigt Dirb,
Die Retrutsn BON Subr. 1915 einsus
berufen. Dixie Rstrutsn fOlsn 1ber
ni3t ins 5eID gsf4idi Dsrbsn, Big ale
@annianftsu bet dItsten alafsn 0,tiD
i'm JeIbs ensugiri iiub. Der aammer
Iiegt nod sins @orIass SDr, bur6.
Dsl6e Der ariessmtuiissr erma6figt
UirS, bic Rs,rutsn Dom Sabr. 1915
Ing JsIo gu f@idsr, mann sr es fir
gsratben bGI!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
an perfanien - Sdufer.

9n berfnnfen - Sdufer.
30. 2020 GnfirH eips.
9reiftBdiats Crane eaben.0sbaube--i2 @Dtn.
simmer. @rocerp. 6efAdft rirt nit berfairfi.
ysnn espaHf1f Cot 25 bel i2S eHs- qrsts
wif. gaaibirsfpu.
ar Der fsreusuno bon w2cars atenle unb Der
g. y. & .. Trneticn qinie. 0ueiitbdiae
Roriret.elod Heiioen5. Gerner aonirsfblo1s
enoen.Gsbdnbe. nernex nene DTrme,S6snne.
Got 90 Bet 90 Gus. Rrsis s25oo.o0.
". flfnfnnt
I'm ctiofub. Sfpeiftediet fyrauitsgefietns bon
fe6B Sinrsern. @ptf Grcmes SAennf "a.
gleenibnm- Got 90 BEL 200 Cue. ptsis
SfsflfpHt, rbip.
On Der sscrfcu & g7effern gifsnbnbn, ~ w1ei.
len peftlin bon RortSmcuth. GEnf 0ilmer,
ese'ibenS Rteis $4,000.
IebsS oberbefnriebene Giasu.gum spirb su
Isi9ten VsetnanHatn seriGuii; 1bell Raar.
Rsfi rtenafftN.
Sts esnfterH CHS esan & xrah O.,
6i5 wlnin enebs.
Cincinnati. ctio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
9 SolI i'm 9egriffe fein bic
9osporus. su
mbdrbireu.

9osporus sorts gu
mbarbiren.
2onbon, IL. MGr5. Sn diplomas
tifden arsiien in 9OnbOn berlautet,
bab bic rufTfT9e 5Iotte pom S4pdr.
gen Nleer i'm 8esriffs i,i, bic Sorts an
Der einfabrt in ben gOsporus au bonn.
barbiren, tpdbrenb bic JIOite Der @srs
biinbetsn perfuat, Don Der atberen
Ssits Der Surd 5orciruns Der Sarbas
nsIlen. mad apHftuntinOpeI su ssIan.
gen.
Sm fmrHtbariten gS inters
tuetter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
gleaiernnas.anitenuna,n.

atgisrHuas.anntanust siItn far glanuts
Sub 1rnntH. Saufenhf nen Ernennunaen flrs
IN Hufiat. elite fhr aniifuunnen treL
grauiIin 9Hiiitnis, Gesi IS. Ro1siter. y. Q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13

gaofa R. Sin an Cottage 0. anb
8. 60. S1S75.
Garab gf. GlafDn on Cottage o.
unb 9. 90. S125.
u. r. aottsr an 5sinbamsntol g.
unb 9. 60. $500.
O. 9. q. parreao an Catherine
GbitIbs $1,000.
g}aal gOpIGsfans an 9. Q. Rsm.
.pStb $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
Gnibrna
Wirb lid eegsH bic GIott,
beT DerbInbete pers
tbeibideu.

t5eibigen.
2onpON, u. Wdr5. Der Gpupsr,
neur Don Smprna bat, ipie aus atbsn
eemsIbet pirn, sins DetanHtma9ung
rlaFen. oabinIoutsHo. bdb fpsnn
Smprnd ppn Der Glotte Der @srbiins
beien Gugegriffsn iDerbsn fOlIie, bic
Stabi bic RpII, elmer yeifuns Ipi.len
unb bic g,b0Iisrung aufssfprbert ipers
ben triirbs, iid ing Jnnere gu bessbsn.
Die GusIGnosr bdbeH aber I'M bic
GtaHruns elmer rsutralen 3ons HuGs
geiu4t in iDtIasr fa ii9sr feiH mir.
ben.
pie gulsar.n fGaffer
f4Dtre QrtiIIerie mad
Der srie4iiaen Grenss.
aonbOn. II. RGrs. gBis Der
y OaiIp MuiI- aus Saloniti tsksras
pbirt fpirb, iduffsn bic gulsarsn
I4psrs 9Irtineri. mad Sanf5s, elmer
tDiatissn in Der gGbe bsr gris9ii@sn
Sren5s ssIssensu stabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
sa b.rtanf.n-ssnrmen
gsrIana. = mannIid.

BerlGngt - rnannlidl.
Cabinet Mafera 0lusrs. eanesrs
gpooop orfiue aRpdirf nno eer6 9hnss fne
bltrmii tend1r4tiet sGb In Gincnndfl. o..
Elm Strait | N 0an ace III. am. atrfs
efirefor eamiltcH Ge. Garpeuifrs GtLitid
Gcuneii. -
maHner, erlerpf has Hdrbiersef1aft. Gis
Ietren es qua f4r.n, colfthHeia, tiaia nnb
besnbleu rotn: @erfleuee geiieferf Epre9t
tcT cher f4retbt ilr a1ialoa. T1pisE Bcrber
Geaene. e2t %. 4. Snabe. b
WdHusr erstrnt bds eertieaeF6dft etsnen
oifsn Gctn nhttftfb BEN QfrrRu. Gaetf1eu7
ceoeteu- Oh Rs!inbIe Barber College. Gtn'n,O
Uaafilba Bernhard an Grtbur R.
Sponaenbsra S130.
gimOa Rolling an GAIN 70. Gsu:s
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gadb6sn fir nfgemeins Sausotbeit IN 30
Io6 &erfoope aesnns. uroHDnis. Vb9nt
fiHcn 2se7. bDi
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wab6rn, nm Gmainiruus bon Suipelsn 81
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ipdisGpe Jlnfirr ui6 Race CTR.
graa fnr sssIiGurant. uns fsiSsnarsrst. 1915
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a66fn nit Gticbrune; euiet qebn. 30. 90
On at aOHis CTR, GSsinsisH 10.
Uas4er FIR ,ins gnniiIis bon Q gsrenen;
S3s eniird Sfr.
ldb9en far sousnrbeii 30. 41e %. BOD.
bale eirs, 5Iai 2. nSoneaIs.
mdbnsn, erfabrenes, far Sausarbeii. 30.
60 G. Crescent upe- s5oHoaf.
30. 1929 Cater en-. aOripnoO.
Rdb6sn far sausartesf no. 2ae On Uni.
pfflp Npe.
SHnass gtdb1tu I'm bd BET eausarbeli
yn teIfer. 30. e2 On Spsiter etrHte, Qso'
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I'm bei ber eanbcrbeit sa bsrfen.
Refine gs6f6e. 80. 677 Gale slbs.
mab6en. nm Sci eer snnsotbeit gu tsIfsn.
30. esi siofoeIe aps. aooneais.
W6b6Su ihr Sansnrbeit 30. s25 eut4ins
gbe.. apcrenIs.
mGbder far Satisnrbsli. Refine anausup.
crbeit 30. 2ii Gcrefi nss.. aronealf.
RtHbfrmab6tn tHnpss mah&er. nc.
$40 Aofenls nbey eriter efoS. HeoHtdis,
sunas Gamt nit 4sneuIIlrn sinsy put-n
grsietnre. int upffairFarbeit. 10. ele 5sreif
abe, ueoueals.
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etenenssiahe WldnnIi&.
mBb bsuff6er fu6t ettl.
lung. g. gsolismate, $3.50 ahbifon etabe.
QGrp BaIblHaton. n--iss
etsIIung erpnufft aIs 0drirer nnb Re.
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isber art in bsnif6ss r.fe ensIif6er epro6s
ftf Gef61itslsute, Ytreins. sir- usbsrftbGresp
refben euf rlrnf6 btforot
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mda6sn fir nneemeins Sausnrbeit in 30.
7o6 Gientpope Geeuns. ueoaoais. qbene
Enon 1851. bot
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Esuft6ss 1ab6sB .um Rceen rne un
bh her 6anbasbftf gu bsIifu. Neleren5en
terlnHdt. Gebmi cafIfp Gar. 2s25 wnbiioB
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21
RADIUM, AND A CRUEL GOVERNMENT

Government chemists so report says, have been en-
gagged for some time in effort to make "cheap
radum" BY which it is fair to presume is meant radium
cheaper than the present price Such thing really
cheap radium will never be possible unless material
is found that contains it in greater proportion than the
ores from which it is now extracted.
The present is the hornbende rocks of which
that variety known as conotite" carries it the great
est quantity.
The task of getting the radium from this be bet
ter understood when is realized that the percentage Of
radium in the richest cornotite less than that Of
gold in sea water.
1t is impossible to separate so small portion OF any
metal from its base and get cheap product Gold OBJ
tanned from sea water and all water contains it, would
be more valuable than diamonds if it had to be obtained
in this way.
The amusing part of the story coming from Washing
ton about the governments attempt to make radium, is
the complaint of Joseph NJ Flanney president of Pitts
burg radium manufacturing concern who claims his firm
was put out of business because the government took
possession of the conotte in Colorado from which
his company had been getting it's raw material.
If this had been all the cornote in the country
there might have been business in the complaint but
such is not the case.
If Mr. Nannery had taken the trouble to investigate
little he could have found an abundance of homblende
ores and cornotte, as rich as any in Colorado.
Up in the Greenhome, in Baker county there is vast
quantity of hornblende, which is also very cOmmon
country rock all the coast and some of the finest
cornotite to be found anywhere What proportion Of
radium it carries is of unknown but it is at least
worth investigating Mr. Fannery is given this informa
ton without charge and in the hope his big company will
not get discouraged in its pursuit of that most wonderful
of all mealsradium or be forced out of business by
hard hearted government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21
FRUITLAND NEWS

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Rolla McIlwain started to school last
week, taking up eighth grade work.
A very pleasant party was the yer.
dict Of those who were at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Mathis last Saturday ev-
ening. Those present from this neigh.
borhood were Avis Williams, Ruby
Greenfelder, Naomi Runner Susan Ben.
nett, VIM. Belamy, Kenneth and Car.
roll Runner.
The Fruitland school district will
have an addition if petition by Mich.
olos Gerig is granted. At present he is
in the Swegle district which is very
unhondy. He being about three miles
from the school house, while to Fruit.
land II is about mile and half.
The Latin family expect to visit
with relatives at Eugene over Christ.
mas.
A number Of boys and girls visited
with the Runner family last Sunday.
and incidentally birthday party, it
being Cloudino Whites sixteenth
birthday. Those present were Claudine
White, Ruth and Florence Mitchell. Mil.
dred Donaldson, Harold Latin, Ernest
Bennett and Elmer Otterbein.
Henry Smith attended church in Sa.
lem last Sunday evening.
Scarlet fever has broken out IN the
adjoining neighborhood Of Auburn. ne.
rOsgitntinQ thp plnuinrr 40 tho sahno1 a,1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21

There will be $50 boxes filled with
candy and nuts for distribution at the
tree and if there are more boys and
girls at the hall than the committee is
prepared for or detained at home, tho
committee will locate them and see
that they get their treat.
Among other patients at the hospital
there was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Kropf in the maternity ward last Sat.
urday morning nine and three-fourth
pound boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Martin at
their home, 10 pound boy Sunday
night.
Briefly stated: Dave Devall was
treated for very sore eye caused by
powder burn; Mrs. James Dallas is suf-
fering with sore hand caused by
burn; Sam Egli was treated for severe
attack of neuralgia of the bowels Mon
day night; Mrs Katherine Weaver is
afflicted with an attack Of shingles at
her home near Needy; Mrs Peter Roma
of Mt. Angel is at the hospital for
treatment; Mrs Jesse Troyer and her
baby boy went to their home Saturday.
--Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21

home on his return as his trip included
Los Angeles, San Francisco, and by
boat from there to Portland He ex-
poets to spend a week in Hubbard.
As number OF cases of whooping
cough are in evidence about town a
number have asked the Enterprise to
request the parents of the little folk
having the cough at this time, TO keep
them from attending public gatherings
where other children will be subject
to it. 1t may seem hard to make this
request, but many parents whose chill
dren have escaped thus far are fearful
of exposing their little folk to the
contagion.
WALLACE Bros. began plastering the
new school building last Modnay. As
the fathers are far enough ahead there
is nothing to hinder this part of the
work being pused to completion. The
windows have been placed in the frames
and the furnace work is progressing
nicely. No definate times has been set
for the completion fthe job, but if the
building is ready for school by the
middle of February, good time will
have been made.
D. s. Yoder, a former resident of
Hubbard, left Hubbard Wednesday
morning for Pratum to visit his mother
Mrs. e. Hostetler. While here Mr..
Yoder was the guest of his brother.in-
law D. S. Yoder as well as many other
friends. Mr.. Yoder at one time taught
the White school several terms when
Henry, George and Lawrence Scholl
lived in the district and attended that
school. 1t has been twelve years since
Mr.. Yoder established his home in San
Francisco, California, and as this is
the first trip here since moving to
California, many Of his old friends did
not recognize him.
The finance committee for the com
munity Christmas tree was calling on
everybody Monday and receiving their
cash offering to buy the treat for the
little folks to be given at the close of
the entertainment at the Armory hall
Christmas eve. Everybody gave bladly
and il was easy to see that Christmas
had begun in anticipation with them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21
S11,7O4.2O SPENT
ON CITY STREETS
DURING PAST YEAR
Street Commissioner BudIong
Submits Annual Report 10
City Council

The city of Salem has expended $l1,.
'O4'2O ON its streets in the past year
according to the annual report Of Street
Commissioner Budlong, which was sub.
mlttcd to the city council last night
The full report follows.
Patched 100 blocks Of pavement with
the street patching plant.
Graded and rolled II blocks of
streets.
Gut down the grade on Cross street
east of South High street.
Dug l,200 feet Of ditch and laid | 900
feet OF 2O.inch drain tile on Rural ave
nue..
Laid 200 feet 2O.mch drain tile ON
Trade and South Fourteenth streets.
Dedeckcd and repaired South Com.
mereial street bridge at cost of $3.50.
40
Redccked North Capitol street bridge
kedccked South Fourteenth street
bridge over Mill creek.
Laid 233 yards Of pavement on South
High street.
Built q new bridge out Of old lumber
ON Mission street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
Sprend 1900 gallons Of road oil ON
South Commercial street, Saginaw and
Mission streets.
Re.surfaced Highland avenue from
North High street to Fair Grounds
ropd
Repaired Portland road from Fair
Grounds store In pitv liuitg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21
HUBBARD NEWS

D. j. Butcher, Of Portland was in
Hubbard last week getting a lineup on
the local telephone situation. Mr..
Butcher is with the Pacific telephone
company and gives his attention to the
long distance service.
The subscription circulated by the
Parent-Teacher association for the
MUSICAL instrucent for the school show
about $1,000 and at this rate IL is safe
to say the instrument will be purchased
If the rest of us give it the support
the movement merits.
Miss Frances Weaver went to Scots
Mills Monday in answer to phone
message stating Mrs Simms had been
stricken with paralysis Miss Frances
returned Wednesday and said Mrs.
Simms had had light stroke, but was
very much improved when she left.
George Wolfcr went to Candy Mon.
day to spend the day with his brother
Sam, whose health has not been the
best of late. He found him rather
weak and NOT able to get about the
house very well.
w. j. Culver, county road master
was in Hubbard going over the roads
in district No. 3 with Supervisor Sam
Daniels last Monday There were some
places north Of town that were need
ing draining and his trip here was to
prepare for this work.
Mr.. s. Merrill, Of sherburuc, New
York, arrived in Hubbard Monday to
spend a few days the guest Of his
uncle, Mr. s, shCales. Mr.. Merrill will
take n vivid impression of the West
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21

Used 564 yards of gravel on streets
from Salem Construction company.
Used 1,34O l-2 yards of gravel on
bridges and streets from Salem Sand &
Gravel company.
Dug 1900 feet of ditch and laid 1900
feet of drain tile on North Twenty sec
ond street connecting with state drain
tile.
Repaired broken sewer trunk line on
Mill street at the river
Built concrete bridge on South High
street over Mill race at cost of $S43.-
1S.
Built concrete bridge on Fourteenth
and Center street at a cost Of $3,S31. .3S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21
FORD PARTY DISRUPTED

Whatever chance there might have been for the Ford
party to have made toward peace has been dsspaed by
unfortunate dissensions and quaels for which there
nations and accusations personal abuse and almost the
laying of violent hands each other This among band
selected and brought together for the purpose Of carrying
message Of peace and good will to the warning nations
OF Europe Ana all this pickering has accomplished
arouse strong personal contempt for each other.
1t reminds one of the old song about the quarres be-
tween the Irish in years agone their religion Two
lines of the song stated the of the trouble saying
they were
Fighting one another for reconciliation,
And hating one another for the love of God"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21
Washington Brewers to
Test Prohibition Law

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 21.-Another le-
gal test is to be made of the state wide
prohibition law, passed by the voters
of Washington, and the validity Of
which has already been upleld on sew
eral points by the state supreme court.
1t is understood brewer in eastern
Washington, probably North Yakima,
will continue to operate his plant after
the first of the year.
He will make a test fight in federal
- standing on his constitutional
rights against confiscation of his prop
eerty. This will put a new phase Of the
law up to the courts.
There is not believed to be any
chance, however, that the federal court
will order the law held imperative
pendin" settlement Of this new ease.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21

Whenever an Oregonian thinks he has complaint to
make against Oregon weather he should watch the dis
patches from the East for day two and then cheer up
and be thankful for the rain though it be some
times rather persistent Just now while we are having
plenty of rain the middle states storm swept and see
wrecked. Railroads out of commission, telegraph
lines down. orchard trees broken and ruined by their
loads OF hail. and all other kinds of troubles due to the
weather are on hand Oregon rain may be monotonous
at times but to paraphrsase an old expression 1T beats
hail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-21

Diplomats at Washington anticipate break between
this country and Austria This about the best evidence
that there will be no break. Occasionally diplomat
guesses right and this of course may be one of the times
but as general thing they outguess themselves as reg
uary as the man who bucks the tiger at crooked game
faro dealer in mining camp arrested for running a
game of chance acquitted when he proved that the
other fellow "had no chance"