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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-04

WAYCROSS, Ga.-Charlie sum
neral, aged II, had a wagon smart
driven through his neck early tonight
when the motorcycle on which he was
riding colHded with a wagon driven
nv Ben Crews. The shaft had to De
sawed off before it could be taken
out of his neck. not
At first it was feared he could not not
survive the accident, but after the
shaft was taken from his neck ne
rallied, and within an hour was re-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-04
WHEATLEY ARRESTED NOT
THE AAIERICUS CASHIER
Man Held For Bank DefauIter Was
Case of Mistaken Identity.

kilograms received here late last
night announced the arrest at Lin
coin, NeIb., of an opera singer named
Wheatley. The Wheatley referred to
in the New York dispatches is evil
IDENTIFY a case of mistaken identity.
Assistant Cashier Wheatley left
Americas in January, 1914, and has
successfully evaded all efforts of I'm
Gle Sam to locate him since then.
The Wheatley arrested in Lincoln
has established his identity as Wal
ter Herbert Wheatley, formerly with
the Century Grand Opera Company
of New York.-Americus Times-Re-
corder.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-04
Shaft Driven Through His Neck
When Rider Collides With Wagon

moved to his home in the city.
William Breach, riding with Sum-
neral, lost two teeth and was other
wise bruised.
Suspended in Air.
When pedestrians rushed up to
render assistance they found the
Summerall boy suspended in the air
with two feet of shaft protruding
from the back of his neck. How he
escaped instant death is mystifying
to those who saw his position fmme-
diately after the collision.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-04
BRENAU COLLEGE is
NOW SELLING COTTON
Accepted 1t ON Basis of Ten Cents
For Tuition and Board.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Last fall when
cotton was drug on the market and
could hardly be sold for any price
DIR. J. H. Pierce, president of Bre-
nau college, of Gainesville, announc-
ed that he would take cotton on a
basis of ten cents pound in payment
for the board and tuition of young
ladies whose fathers had more cotton
than cash. His offer was accepted
by large number of his patrons in
several states, and within month
he had $50 bales of cotton stored in
various warehouses to the credit OF
the college.
Yesterday he sold the first bale for
ten cents, and he expects to be able to
sell the balance at considerably more
than this price
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-04
OFFICIAL LIST OF
MEMBERS CONGRESS
Out of 49, the Democrats VIII Have
23O, Republicans f91, Progress
ives . and Socialists 4.

WASHINGTON.-The official list
Of members of the house in the sixty
fourth congress, corrected from pre-
vious unofficial compilations made at
the capitol, was issued today. 1t
shows that of the 435 members 230
are democrats, 1911 republicans, sew
en- progressives, one Independent and
one socialist, together with four va
cancies and the First New York dis
trict not yet determined between
Lathrop Brown, democrat, and Fred
erick c. Hicks, republican.
Mr.. Browns right to succeed him
self is the subject of a contest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Marshficld Record; Warren p. Reed,
of Gardiner, who recently took a large
contract of furnishing piling for the
Southern Pacific at Gardiner, has de.
livcrcd 700 sticks at Gardiner from his
camp at Elkton. The camp worked
fast and had good success in getting
out the consignment and the recent
nigh water was a boon to the arrange
menis, as it came at Il convenient time
and floatcd the piling down over some
of the usually shoal places in the
umpqua.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
CITIZENS OF TWO NATIONS

The suicide in London of a GernlanAmeIican named
Kuepferle enivens the subject of dual citizenship
citizen of both America and Germany he was serving
Germany as a spy under protection of an American
passport.
Some persons think they see international compica.
tons for the United States in like cases. There can be
none There is an American conception, observed by
Great Britain also, that country has jurisdiction over
all persons in it, whether citizens or foreigners.
1t was in BacksOnes day "a principle of universal law
that natura-bon subject of one prince cannot by any
act of his oWn-no not by swearing allegiance to another
put off or discharge his natural allegiance to the
former"
Great Britains attempted maintenance of that law
was one of the causes Of the war of 1872 England did
not abandon that doctrine until 1870 when she formally
recognized that when subject became citizen of an
other state his citizenship in England was lost
The right OF eXpatlation has not been questioned inI
the United States since 1865 when an act passed bv
congress declared that "al naturazed citizens of the
United States while in foreign countries are entitled to
and shall receive from this government the same protec
ton of persons and property which accorded to natural
born citizens"
Because of the Reputation by some countries of the
principle of inaienabe allegiance and the maintenance
OF by others is possible for person to be citizen of
two nations at the time neither state however be-
ing bound to recognize his citizenship in the other.
But offenders against civil military law in any coun-
try can be punished according to its laws no matter what
the nationality of the offender
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
A CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

The Commercial Club is engaged in cleanup" cam
paign for out the stray material which
may be found available for good membership in the
ganzaton to make it larger and stronger
1t is good proposition. cleanup campaign is al
ways good thing if put into vigorous execution Some
one has very wisely said that cleanliness is next to
Goodness" and it is true For the more cleany an nd-
vdua is in thought in conduct in his person and in his
relation with his fellows the more nearly he approaches
the Ideal Man-the Godier he becomes
The same reasoning applies to the community The
individuals constitute the community in the broadest
sense and the community be better than those who
compose it. 1t also applies to the community in the more
restricted material Cleanliness here is condition
to be desredan asset when possessed recognized and
by ALL
Now that the cleanup idea has been taken hold of by
the Commercial Club, it might well carry forward the
work into the ctywide cleanup which is crying need
Of Salem AS evident from the remarks of an eastern
visitor appearing in interview in the Capital Journal
few days ago. the dy condition of many parts of the
y and the evident lack of civic pride are the subject of
emarks by visitors, and the remarks are anything but
complimentary to Salem
With the force of numbers now centered in the New
salem Chamber of Commerce, that body should be able
render to this city real service which would be to it's
redit and of lasting benefit to the city,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
COMPLEXION SECRETS
OF AN ACTRESS

In recently issued volume bearing
the above title, the author says: "Con.
tlnuous use of grease paints, rouge and
the like, had ruined my complexion. NV
skin was colorIess wrinkled coarse and
punctured with large pores. In Eng.
land. | heard Of the virtues of mer.
colized wax; my first experience with
this marvellous substance convinced me
1t was more valuable than all cosmetics
combined. Now Whenever my complex.
lon begins to 60 wrong l get an ounce
of mercoli2cd wax at the nearest drug
store, spread on a thin layer of it be,
fore retiring, washing it off next morn.
ing me wax, after a few such treat
ments, seems literally to absorb the
,Womout cuticuo when a brighter,
healthier yomgcrlooking skin appears.
" For the wrinkles and enlarged pores
began using a solution of saxolite, one
ounce, dissolved in half pint witch
RazeL Bathing the face in this every
iay for while soon relieved the con.
il'ion most wonderfully"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

There is very pretty row on over the spoiIs which
are being distributed by the fish and game commission.
There is sum totang from $125OOO to $15OOOO YEAR
to be divided dmong the crowd responsible for the main
talnance OF the graft by the legislature and all want
choice cuts from the pie Game Warden Finley had one
OF the most perfect machine organizations ever seen in
this state-not excepting Senator Day's-and it con-
trolled the legislature absolutely defeating every at
tempt to have the fish and game licenses thrown into the
general fund where they belong Special trains crowdnd
with lobbyists from Medford to Portland empted their
crowds into the state house whenever there was the
slightest danger of the graft being cut off in the interest
OF sane, honest and busnesske administration of the
nsh ana game funds That was the situation last win.
ter now it has developed into bio row over the division
OF the colossal fund among the faithful henchmen and
there are charges flying thick and fast that some on the
inside are hoggng' the best Jobs where there is the eas
work and biggest salaries, 1t is after all just row
among grattes and the only interest the people have in
that they put up the the money that is CAUSING all the
trouble ~''''''s '''' 'i'9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Wereprint today an editorial from that rabd republ
can paper tne Daly AStouan savagely attacking Gov
ernor Withycombe We do this more to show how .
radically unjust newspaper may be on occasion than for
any other purpose We do not endorse the editorial A.
though we know little about the particular appointment
Whch has reused the ire Of the Astoria editor The
and now apologies to the voters for having had hand
IN "buncoemg' them The Capital Journal did not SIM.
port the governor but since his Inauguration has seen
good dea to commend in his administration and believes
and not all his appointments will give universal satsfac
uon-they never do-but we believe there is ample
evidence that the governor will be clean and indenendent
Inc farms OF the United States produced ten billions
last year That ought to be the forcefu word 70 bor
along this back-to-the-fam movement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
Reformed Train RObber
Joins Baptist Church

Glendale, Okla, June Al Jennings,
reformed Oklahoma bandit and now a
big figure in state politics there, is
baptised member of the Baptist church
today The ceremony was performed
at the Glendale Baptist church by Rev.
John II. Troy in the Presence of a big
crowd last night In his younger days,
Jennings was terror to Oklahoma
travellers. He did time in prison, re.
formed, became a lawyer and magazine
writer and ran for district attorney
there. Rev. Troy met him in Glendale
theatre and converted him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
DoTING OLD AGE SITS IN CHAIR
AT SALEM
(Daily AstOrian.l

(Dally AStOrlan,)
If ever a doubt existed as to Gov.
ernor Withycombe S incompetence his
appointment of the new state pilot com.
mission has removed it. Ricketv and
irresolute, he has played into the
hands of the Portland shipping pool.
After many years of battling the peo.
pie of Oregon have had their interests
shuffled away into the hands of the
shipping trust. For years the interests
controlling shipping on the Columbia
river, and practicsiiy running it through
methods that have diverted shipping to
Puget Sound, have been after the ma.
Jorlty membership of the Itlot com
mission, But up to the present we
have always had governors with back.
bone enough, and keen enough insight,
to see the game and block it. I
Withycombe has thrown down the
bars to the Portland shipping interests.
Despite the fact that the pilots scene
of activity is at Astoria, Withycombe
has seen fit to turn the Pilot commits
sion over to Portland Just as he has
turned over other commissions.
The shipping trust had its back to
the wall 1t was alarmed at the adj. |
vent of the big steamship lines at the
mouth of the river; it looked with
CONSERVATION at the building of the
Dlg docks at Astoria and it feared the
Cello canal and the business it would
bring to Astoria. A real governor with
the interests of the entire state in
mind, would have recognized what the
leath of the shipping pool would mean
to the state and he would have mt an
md to it; thus bringing to Oregon
mat commerce, rightfully hers, now
gong to the Sound under the dictates
If the shipping pool
Or, Withycombe had the opportunity.
hen, to redeem himself in the eyes of
he people, at least. But old age an.
'ears to have blinded his vision, he
.ould not see beyond the reasoning of
he combine debating to him.
Wltbyeombe has made it possible for
he Portland shipping interests to add
o the commerce of the Sound-for that
where many of their large interests
re-to the detriment of the Columbia
lVer and Oregon. He has bowed TO
ne shipping trust just as he bowed to
he insurance companies and made
iaNey wells insurance commissioner,
Iacing an old line insurance man in
n office to stand between the people
nd the old line insurance companies at
less salary than he was getting as
lstrtct manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Grants Pass Couricr The party of
Officials of The Rogue River Public
Service Corporation, who have been
spending several days in looking over
the properties OF the company In the
Rogue River Valley left ON train No.
y this morning for Roseburg and Coos
Bay points. The party included
George y. Sanders aud wife, Andrew
Cook aud wife, Of Chicago; Robert y.
Naut of Chicago, and Francis NJ
Fauvrc, Of this city The trim will
cover a period Of several DAYS. and is
made primarily to look over the prop.
critics of the company in that section
of the state, in addition to investi.
eating the conditions in and arouna
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Siiyihag ai,h. everything, when you We sat up
",sa'S "gsa Wrapping up your toes ia band.
"sVs, os 3 SrIeotl1g ~ on salves that rub off
,,i,',.oll VI sven up the corn, pasting on cotton
.,o.sl.I E,"s.gIs mat make corns pop.eyed.
ssi.ulusnterng your toes with razors, inb.
olng them with the knives and pruning
to the quick with scissors~ond tboe
s. you put ON : drops Of "GETSITp and
Sro S,o. your corn fall right off-why IL
uSt t,,rS 1HoSs ~, nke miracle. Just try it,
,,o,,ti uGtoiI, never fails. No pain, no
wart or buuion. N"''"S'
,,.,, NErsIrn is sold by druggists
Nv. yWuere' zoe bottle, or sent direct
oy e. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
WORLD AT WAR
ATLAS

All who pay three months subscription, old Orpew baC
subscription or in advance in case their paper evi
by carrier, will receive one of these aliases FREE All mail
subscribers, old or new, who pay years subscrptm
($3O0) either back subscription or in advance will m
be entitled to receive an atlas without extra charge
This is the most liberal offer the Capital journal has
ever made.
The Capital Journal has just received new shipment
OF the World at War" aliases They are Of later and
revised edition and consist of "a large highy-DuStaA
pages, printed on heavy enameled book
The atlas contains splendid colored maps Of aln
warning countries, with routes of travel and railroad
lines; many tables of army and navy and general Stats
tcs-ln fact, the work is complete readyrefelence
bra1y for students of the great war; 1t is book which
would ordinarily sell for $1OO or $780, but we are having
them made up in large lots and buy them at price which
allows us to give them away to subscribers on very easy
conditions
The Latest Edition Just Received!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Morshficld Rccord When Judge
John 5, Coke opened court Yesterday
afternoon and was ready for eases that
had been set in rotation, there WASH I
an attorney witness or Interested party
IN the court room and this displeased
the court very much. The result was
the attorneys got q severe scoring.
Judge Coke stated that when eases
were set the litigonts aud ATTORNEYS
should he present and it was not proper
for such delays to occur, as the county
is paying iurymcu and the expenses at
every postponcmout run up into money
fast 1t is probable the reprimaud
Judge Coke administered will have the
erect of making the court grind more
prompt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Again we notice articles in the papers on the passing
of the horse"but the horse is not going to pass He
will be here when the automobile has been superseded
by some other invention that is more speedy and fatal
and he will be useful animal with plenty of work to do
Several Bibles have been stolen from the Portland
public library This may be taken as evidence of the
growing demand for good literature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Grants Pass Courier; State En-.
gincer Lewis and Highway Engineer
vantlne are in Josephine County to-
day and have been accompanied to the
Douglas County line by Judge Gillette
amt Commissioners Lind and Robertson
TO again investigate the mooted ques.
tton Of the road between the two coun.
ties The two state officials autoed
over from Mcdford this morning, and
an early start was made from this city.
The party expected to be at Wolf
Creek for dinner
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
Seriammlnngen Der fommenSeu

Seriammlnngen Der fommenSen
Npde.
Muntag:
sid Nelief", in 705 Stcbente Ctr.
9ienstas;
oNrmini1ts-2 oge SEQ. 25, s. 9l. q.
Sc, i'm Ncucn Moionic Sempel.
columbia @rouer &ronfen- Inter
itiiBungspcrein", 922 go, 9(pe. 81. 99.
WittiuDd:
uGehnifcr 8erein", in 314 6 ctr.
Nprbmeit.
Observation-Disclosures &raafen Inter
itiibungsberein", in 922 ga. Mpenue,
9onncrstas;
o@m. Gel 2oge SEQ. 81, IN a22
$50. Nnenile, Noropelt.
v0euti6e 8rond, Spaioliitiider
Eartei, in St1 6 Str. Morbweit.
Treitag:
aDamenberein oes Geutifomerifa-
19t4-'15 Silfsfomittees., in
314 6 Ctr. N.-M.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
gmcrifaS 9sote IN @mslauS.

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porbereitete gte an Gnglon0 ob5uienOcn. &pr GINGER 3et b0rte mon IN
gSaibinghn 0e 4usreoc. Oob sic 9eplontc oncrifoniife Nmc an Gnglono
rdt per &abelgromnt iou0crn per YNt geididt peroen mnBtc, Ga
tic 5u lang lei. Sum, bic 2dngc modtS nMt miner, mondhnol ut Der
05run0ob: Sion muto, leo nnlium" iebr onpraten. Tde Wortc mohcn
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idmlpft. Gin Stnrm Ser Gnrifino eutuno af jencnl SnrlretdL oils
Der Cert ser NMe befonnt qegcbcn plroe. Mie fonntc Nncrttu fb oH
lmteripben, enen 0erortigen idorien lmD perueiNn0en SOn ou5uidlogcnl
Nber uniere geoerunq bat f1 nft qefinm1ert, mas man BORT DurH6er
Oentt. Amerifo nmmt fec Stellng geaen Gngonos lngelebltd1es %or
qebcn ouf Scr Sec ncurulcn SdJHicn gegeniber. Die biefge &egnrnn9
perlongt nit naer Gntihie0cuGeit, Dab forton neltralc SdHte rnbebe0igt
ole Sec befobrcn oTrfen, pbnc @efobr 5u lalfen, bon einen englihet
9ompfr oMr ltntericeboot on9ebaIten sit mcroen. Die ubrigen Tuufte
sic in Ser Groteftnote betont mcr0clt, limo ebenfols idppcrpiegeno luD be-
bagen Sen G%nglGnocrn ourdaus ni6t. Gines mus man oaer0ings oil Der.
amcrifaniidcn ynte auSleben: &aS 9coenft oide &egerltng 81 unterneb
men, fons Gnglnno obifdgig ontporten iolte? Sn Den Nocn, bic bon
bier mn Die 0cItife &eaierung geon0t ptrOen, ipuroe lnmer, meniglenS
annaberno, ongegeben, mos man bier tim pIrOe, ipate Gcntfdluno nft
ia" iagen. Die 3ufunft miro ms ia lebren, mas Die bieigc Hcgierrng
tn miro i'm Safe elmer acknowledgement Antport bon GngIouO.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
GmslanOs ltcter Gabinettsiuediel.

@er bat mdbreno Scr 3ut oicies l6redliden ariegc@ jc BON elmer
&egerlng bat M BANNER nl Der 5pise umo feline SdpddIinec oDr
ninoerpertigen @eibopfe. @cr Die Summer os uIatberlano~ bonn TO
Nooember 1915 eeleien bot, .omo Sorin onf Seitr 25 frc Se6ensifS5en
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8utloden 81 Gage for0ern. 0iclc GnthHaungen lunrben BON enent Gng
ldnoer lelbt genddt. Die 5eren0en &ctpGrcr, bic ocn eneliifen &o
binetsmitglie0ern i'll neen NrhfeI beieclc9t ueroen, iib Idontpoaer 9a
tr. 0urhous untol9lue NfGnner per0en in Elm MINT genedt, Dcen
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Dun0ern, uenn one Drci @odcn os englite aobinett nt reforniert
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Dirflnb Der Sotiode entipridrt oocr nidt ifGnt Oenn 0d etpaS 5peiel
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S6ieBli6 miro oenn bod Die GSdt cfabreu, mas 9ndcner ou Dem
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Snoien nno NegDpten lpicoer Rube bcrneucn iol. Gus gusIan0 bot MIR
ier Denie erfabren Don Dem, mas in Ienen beiOen 21noern 5ugebt. Srnerc
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Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
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