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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
On WemOriam Scott SOnbam.

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battle aeftern i'm 5rimaurertempel
cine i.br siubrudsOoIls 0eriammluns.
bic iid su einer sraiierperiammIuna
fir ben p.riiprbsnen prGiibeuten
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unb 8lumenitiid. perben am Sarse
nieberaelsat Die Oslegaten 5ur NJ
location nebuen in gprpore an Der
2eidenfsisr, bic in Der Seottifb Rits
adtbebrale I'm 8 llbr beuie Tuhmit'
ioa itaiifinbet. tb.iI, Die gHoeiatiou
Derfammelt fi8 I'm l ubr i'm 1sm'
pei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03

u M tBelnIcB'Blsitsh,
mar b,tdnbig mubs
uno fdldfria, hattie
Gnfaue Don Sdiittels
iroit unb metne 5du'
be unb 5ase iAppaeu
an. Der Nagen quail
te mid, i'd batts
S9ineraeu in 6erSsi,
t, unb bic mtiife Belt
biHburd beftiaeaopi-
i1mersen. 9poia q.
Binfhom's B,grtabls
gomposno bat MIR
6uBerft gut aethdu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
spe,iea far Tranea.
RaIzze
Gin I6slihes antiieptiidles TuIner,
ueIdes, ipenn brn6tbist, in
@aiIer nnfsnI0ien III.

eHs Elm mebi5iuif1es autifepti'des aRittcf
fir DM6su uub @eboubIuHe bon statnrrb Gui.
snnbuns Ober gusidIaa Ser Tdfe. oes 5oIfes
urb ieue burt weibIi6e arauibeiten oerurfaft.
bat es uidt ieinss @Isideu. eeit 8ebu 3abren
bat bic ahbia g. 9iufbam Weoieine Go. In 10
rer Bribatsforrefporbeu nit Graueu RGTtire
empfobIen. tpeI1es feline 9OrsnaIitbieit benefit.
grauen. ,peIde firtrt uOroen itno. fa6eu. rs
N Ii&t NIT SoIb aui8upieseH.- BET apctbe.
fern. soc erobe S6a6teI cher oiirG bic poft.
1bs Barton 1piIet Co.. Bottom. waan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03

tno9rideinIif burf Selbfteiitsiiltbunt
bon teuer1 Sen.
= George 8. !4nrpep bon Mtbble.
toiDr. ipelder oiif Der sSngb eine 90
hlng Sdrot III ben aopf erbielt
miro lpabrffeinIid3 nit Dem 2ebcr
ooocneontmen.
- 2cltis. S6nIf tpi,roe borgeltern
g6cno Dor ieiner Mobnung, $40. 33t
Staple glpenile, icin 6abrrao geitob.
len. go. garnbarot BON bier ipuroe
Geitern @ornittag in gforipoob Der.
paltet uno nit Dem Gao mad Sanlil'
toa 5uriifgebra6t.
- IS itar6en i'm Dionat Sftober
N Salnilton 81 Bcricnen, in 6afr.
rielo 3ofpni6ip I, Sonnoper Solpn-
iDip 3 lmb Rob Somnibip I, o6er AZ
looesfdlle in Dem Resiitrar- -Iiitrift
20. 130.
= 8. 6. Scbenf murbe poreeitern
slber6 in ieiner @obnlng, 1908
6eaton StraBe, ouf Die glntlage iei-
ner Satin BON Der 9oIi5ei negcn
hIbeitorltng berbnitet lutb geiteru
Worgen I'M Ntlni5ipnIQeridt BON
Sem Jtidjter IN @rnangellng BON
S25 I'M Gountp @eidngniB einge.
iperrt.
6 6rl. ISebrpig S9aefier pon ser
OaDton Hormdlidutle, puroe geiterl
sl6erlo non oem Sfulrut9 al5 beut.
id)e 2ebrerin ungeitcQt. Gle erbaIt
$50 ben gtonot ais @clalt.
9 9psres 0ampferungIHd.
Warfbfielb, Ore, 2. g1oDemz
Ser. Der Dumpfer .Santa Clara"
Don Der ROrtb pacific Steamfbip
60, Der 5piI6en portlanb unb Gan
Jrancisco fiibrt, idetterte an ben
Rlippen bon Goos 8ai, ITO Mlsilen
iiibli4 BON 2tftpria, Ore. Mtnbeitens
Is bon BEN 48 Yaifagieren unb "a
Matroisn bes Dampfsrs iino umsez
tommen. gs befanben itb msbrere
Srauen unb &inber an gorb bes
S4iffss, Oeren S4idial ni4t betannt
1T.
Inter ben l1mgetommensn befinbet
ii6 &apt. 2ofIteo Don Der Santa
Clara. 0as S4iTf fubr bei ifiirmi.
ihem Wsttsr auf Elm Riff unb mar
Elm babe Stunoe ipGter i9on Elm
D0Iiges Nrad. Silfe fam BON alien
SeiteH berbsi, es mar u6er is6r i4per,
on bag Wrud beran3utommen.
QngebGi6e 5riebensbe=
bingungen Oeuti d.
lambs.
2onbpn, 2. Rop. Cine 9epeI4e
an bic Reuter agsntur aug benz
Saas pia aus r5uOsrlGfissr, aber uuz
pffi5ieaer Quslle" pifen, bab in elmer
neuli6en &ouFeren3 in amiterbam,
Der mebrere Rei6stagsmitglieber beiz
ipobntsn, sins oerielben tpnitatirte,
bab Rei9stan5lsr DON 8etbmanus
Soltpeg ertlGrt babe, 9euti6Ianb fsi
gensigt Jrieoen auf Der Bats elmer
Qbtretuns gslgiens unb Der Utaasz
Iinie, &urtanbs uno Der 3ublung Ell
ner arissssntIddbisung BON 30,=
100000 Nart gu idlieben.
Opfer elmer Braubfatas
Itropbe.
Hep gort, 2. Rop. Sreisebn
Yerfousn, feds Mdunsr, brei Jrauen
uub bier ainber perloren tbr 9ebeu
in sinem Gsuer, peltes cine bretit6z
diee Miethstdferue on Der Rorb Seh=
ten Gtrabe IN Der Rdbe bes JluHes
in Brputlpn serft0rts. Die meiiteu Der
9erunsIiidteu purben burd Gas,
lpeldes aug elmer gebrodensn RSbre
itr6mts, obnmddtig unb Der bide
Rauh oplenbete bas Wert. @isle Der
Spfer ipurben tpbt in ihren 8etteu
aufgefunbsn. IlIe iparen qoleu.
Das Gebdube fpurbe BON 5amilien
bepobnt, ipel4e 4rbeiter als 3pitgIn>
ger Bel fid aufgenommen batten. Die
SnfaFsn, tpeI9e nit benz aeben baz
rstteten iid nit Silfe ber
sseusrlsitsr. Gin 3llfdauer ftarb ins
folss Der 4ufresung am Ser5i6laa.
Cine Iofort einaeleitste unterfudung
itslte feit, bab 9ranbftiftuHg Dorlas.
Jeuer.
GbanspiIle, Sub., 2. Rppems
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
Srau in 4fiutuler
YerfaGuns
SurA 3sfa 6. Tinfbam'S 4egetsbIs
COMPOUND pisber sefnnS
gemad)t.

NoMtpslier. 8t. - ,gsir baben sso6ss
Bertrauen in Sbre SeiImittel. Sd litt an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
an pu6td'S }a@nen 6eflel f6 oa Sieg.
SIT SmnntriDu Dn lDlaln Seynbllann DirS nit lmmt
itinm 3ifd init gldnpnDn Nliaitit gtpi5lt.
yn6ta's Me6r5eit iibrr sapber 1T 10000
Stimnen.

nommsn iporben. aig.nfdeinli9 iebo6
nidt i'm Staat. Der 2eIer finbet
bisriiber an anberer gtelIe senausn
gluff6luB.
lin ben Berlauf ber Wabl angus
bsuten. fpoIlen mir bas mduItat BON
125 gsre5iniien anfiibrsn, bic fi9 auf
idmmtlide Warbs pertbeiIen.
Das Refultatpon12 pres
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
Tsuer.

GbanspiIle, Sub., 2. HoSems
Der. Die Selfri4fte Sdsemiible nit
ben ba5u gebDrisen Sol5bOfen ipuroen
am Disnitag burd Seuer 5eritDrt.
@erluit $4,000. Die sdsemiible mar
felt mebrereu Do9en auber 8etrieb.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17
CITY Court GeisSIer Judge

Frank II. Geer Of Worcester plead
guilty to yagraney in the city court
Wednesday morning and was senten-
ced 10 80 Gays in Jail The man came
10 Putnam Tuesday and appeared al
the home ii a citizen on Elm street
aud attempted To collect money on
piano sold by Worcester firm. The
owner became suspicious and called
The Worcester piano warerooms and
WAS informed that no agents were aa-
thorized 10 make collections. 6eer
had several programs IN bis possession
10 show that he WAS a musician and
also claimde TO he one OF the ST piano
PLAYERS ia New England,
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17

the annual meeting Of the Village
improvement Society vas held at the
Town Hall Monday evening. a large
atfend8nre showed the interest in the
work Of tho society. The following
officers were elected:
President, Mrs. r. = Wieks.
Ist vice PRESIDENT, q. II SbeldOE.
I'd vice president, Jeyter Elliott.
secretary, rev * Moore.
Financial secretary, Mrs. Il. G..
Paine
Treasurer, Niss II r. Lewis.
The chaifmen - the committees
wefe appointed gy the president:
Richard Barton, parks and trees.
Miss Augusta + ott, highways.
Miss Florence - Wiley, children Is
auxiliary.
Br 4 g. Paine, sauitalion.
Mrs. G. T. @Hr.s, ways and "a ans.
Executive committee. +. q. backus
r. A. Dunning, Miss Edith d. shel.
don
Shaw's announc meni, page 4. Adv
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17
TERROR TO TIE EVlLDoER
Burmese Sherlock Holmes Has
Made fer Himself Name That
VIII Be Remembered.

Possessed of the woodcraft of the
American Indian. and an unerring
sense of direction which amounts to
almost si2dh sense. Shinebo Won,
who has been called the Burmese
Sherlock Holmes" is perhaps the
most remarkable detective in the
world. He has followed a trail for
long, relentless days through jungle
and over mountain, and even swollen
rivers have failed to battle him. Once
he has ridden forth on his quest he
never halts till he has found his man,
and the efficacy of his methods may
be judged by the fact that he has
made more than 5000 captures,
SO successful has Shinebo Won
been ia capturing criminals, that all
sorts OF superstitious stories have
been told OF him. He has simply
looked a suspect in the eye long and
intently. and the eulprit has crumpled
up and confessed, SO that those who
have been fixed with his keen, search
ing glance vow that he can read
thoughts like a book. and that he
can see through solid materials
This Burmese Sherlock Holmes seems
to bear @larmed life. He has been
persistently menaced in the lonely
iungle. ana various attempts have
been made 10 poison him. but they
have always failed. Ire does not ad-
nit that he bears a charmed life.
There must be a beginning aud an
end Of all things he says. And
mans honest duty viii carry him
long way"
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17
NaasIanghier Case Begun

In the superior court this Thursday
morning, before Judge Webb and a
Jury, the case of State vs Albert John
Kenahan of Providence was begun,
The accused Is charged with man
slaughter for killing little child at
Danielson on Decoration Day while lac
was riding a motorcycle kenahan
has been out on bonds since his arrest
al his home in Providence. He is rep.
resented by Providence counsel assist
ed by Judge Fenner Woodward of
Danielson while states Attorney
~earls and Lawyer naFby OF Daniel
son are proseeuuns
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17
Obituary
Arlo r. T8bbetts

Funeral services for =Atlo iihtelsi
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Iibhetla,
were held from the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Stetson this Thursday at.
ternoon. Tibbetls, who was = years
old, was u former Putnam boy and a
graduate Of the Putnam High school
Hs went fishing, caught Geld and
pneumonia developed. tie died Mon
day night, after short illness, IN
thicopee, Mass. The funeral service
was conducted by Rev. f. ID Sargent
and burial was in Grove street GENE
terry.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17
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PUTNAM NEWS


ni..so'I f,'rne.tsr wss in Prov.
,dsnee =, business saturday.
-. q orc,laca has GONE to his
old home In Maine fer vacation.
-rhon.s rt,css, i visiting III,
...ta -. ro-..v
,t.,,o,,aa.t s,if.. are aa an
oa,, e...ts,er.,s sfsfaa
at.,, ,rt,.53ss
-, - .s..f.,,, tiI..=I5I8I8 New YORK
4z.-.... 49,, .,
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g. Process. d.
. d ''''
Aiss is''D p 'it.ss '''a .'' ''
guest o. A.I ,'s'tl . p Z = a',''''
y rsnt' 70 y ~
Miss si1,''n -'ts''''7 VI
Bridge, y. H. IS ne guest Cd - - r.
= hui.sAs
-0eo. ~ 10y usf = -
g on business up ''' ''.
organ COMPANY
Vincent Kiley Of Nec'iaf tesEiiie
LEFT Monday for Montreal vince = Is
70 Ataay i9t aHe '''ss'.''''
-Coionei y N. PARKER VINO con
duets the depot restaurant, Is sFsaaiag
a couple Of weeks ia the city
business was genera ly uspeuded
in The business section Iuesday after
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17
One Definition of Aristocras.

Lola, queried the teacher OF q
small pupil what is an aristocrat?"
An aristoerat," replied sthe little
miss. lis a poor woman who takes in
washing and brags about her rich rel
atiyesn
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-17
Daily rhouaht.

That friendship only is, indeed, gem
uine when two friends. without speak.
ing word to each other can, never
theless, find happiness in being TO-
gether-George Eliot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
Haitien Capital Searched
For Arms By Marines

Washington, Aug Port Au Prince
is being ransacked by American
marines and bnejackets for arms, Ad.
miral Caperton reported to the navy
department today. Hoping to prevent
another attack upon the American
landing forces, the admiral ordered all
natives disarmed. He is confiscating
all guns and ammunition found. MANY
Haitiens are hiding their arms. how.
ever, and the city is being carefully
searched.
The first natives to be disarmed
were those maintaining military organ.
i2ations, Admiral Cauerton reported
that he then issued an order forbidding
gatherings at night. In spite of this
preraution the Wesleyan mission was
attacked Saturday by a mob search.
ing for a man who had killed a prison.
err IN the Jail and been sccreted in the
mission "
Food is scarce and the poor Of thc
glty are suffering, Caperton reported
French marines are guarding the French
legation, but France recognized tbis
country's complete control of affairs
IN Haiti under the Monroe doctrine be.
fore sending the force ashore. The
French minister asked Admiral Gamer.
ION permission to land marines from
the cruiser Descartes. wa
Ihe battleship Connecticut with
more than 500 marines aboard will
ry2rn i,3 Port An Prince Wednesday to re.
lntoree Admiral Capcrton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
80 DAYS EXTENSION
GRANTED TO MUTUAL
POLICY HOLDERS
Action Maybe Taken Against
Directors By Policy Hold
ers' Committee

Judge Galloway, Of the circuit cour
Of this county, granted an extension o
time from August l to September ] il
which the assessments due from polio,
holders of the defunct Horticulture
Fire Relief Of Oregon might be paid
This extension was granted at the re
quest Of Claude McCulloch and OSWALD
West attorneys Of Portland, who rep
resent committee Of the policy hold
ers from Portland. The policy holders
committee consists Of j. c. Lukel, c. l.
McKenna and Louisa Blair 1t is stat
ed that they propose to investigate the
records of the company with view OF
taking actions of the directors of the
company whom they claim assumed OBJ
ligaions not justified by their assets.
The policy holders committee also
claims that there is a possibility OF
there being an earned premium due and
time is given to investigate these rum
ors by the 30 day extension granted by
Judge Galloway, By this order the pol.
icy holders are not declared in default
if they have not paid their assessments
which were due August |. Insurance
Commissioner Wells has assets on hand
which would net the creditors of the
company about 81 cents on the dollar at
present but with the present litigation
pending there is no possibility of such
action being taken
"In addition TO- the cash on hand. !"
said Mr., Wells 81 have collateral in
the form Of mortgages drawing 7 per
cent interest amounting to $3,9l7. With
the interest due therefrom, it would to.
tai about $I,l9l. There is also real
estate at a conservative estimated
value Of $4,000, making in all $6,69l.
With this collateral and real estate
| could pay about 16 cents more on
the dollar to the policy holders
Therefore | have in sight about 81
cents on the dollar.
" However, as there are over 5000
policy holders who have not vet paid
their assessments, amounting to in
the neighborhood of $4,000. |
should realize, if these assessments are
all paid in, at least 7j cents on the dol.
lar' AS long as the policy holders do
not pay their assessments | cannot Of.
fer encouragement for more than as
stated above"
The financial report Of the Horti.
cultural Fire Relief follows:
Assessments to and Including July
30, 1915, on 02S policies, S4545.2G
cash in bank from other sources
$3,226.29; balance on hand July go
1915, T,77l.53.
Mortgages due in December, 80,
9lG interest ON same, S27419: total
Sl l9I.l9. Real estate ESTIMATED
value), S25OO; total S6,Gql.lQ.
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though the water was trifle chilly.
the afternoon S sport was enioyed bv
all and there can be no doubt now
that the municipal bathing beach is a
success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
LARGE LAKE BOAT ASHORE

Chicago, Aug. 2.-The steamer Mani,
tou, one of the largest boats on the
Great Lakes, bound from Mackinaw 10
Chicago, lost her way in the fog early
today and went ashore at Wilson beach
The vessel was proceeding cautiously
when she showed her nose into sand
bar. The steamer was halted for few
moments, then backed away and con
tinued on her course The POO pessen-
gers aboard remained calm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Z w Posey the expert ON plant and
''oe dMeascs, viii work ths wool with
= u constable, county fruit ln.pe,t,r
m iht district south ut salem 3pb p
"' Liberty nrlghborhooi As tbo Inn.
Ir'llon of pruue tftrs Ia h,,ommp n
seu'w mcuAco. they viii divide Their
umo between investigating thi, di,ea.,
aust locating lhr tine bhgot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

miles The trip included San Francis,
go, northeastern California, Crater Lake
and klamath Falls. He left here July
! and arrived home August /. After
several days riding in the Sacramento
valley with temperature ranging from
100 to IA, Mr.. White is well satisfied
with the Willamette valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
salcm's municipal bathinp beocI

salem 8 municipal bathing beach
worked overtime yesterday. Beginning
ut clock the crowds began to gather
on the beach, and by . o'clock in the
afternoon goo hathcrs were enjoying
themselves The municipal scow was
also ON the job, as during the afternoon.
ny actual count, j73 men, women aud
children were ferricd to the island.
lhe bathing resort yesterday was espe.
rhlly popular with the young ladies
from the city, as well as from the snr.
rounding towns. Quite n number from
ngmaMa were observed bathing. Al.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

The Salem Poultry and Egg circle
organized about two months apo will
begin active work this week, with Sher.
Ill Fleming, of Momingside. in cbarpo
lie vii be stationed at the Salem Frnit
Union, whore he will be ON hand every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday oftcr.
moons to receive shipments. Those in
charge of the egg circle wish il to he
understood that only fresh eggs will be
accepted, Mr., Fleming win candle and
grade them here before shipment This
egg circle was organized for the mn.
pose of bringing the producer and rop.
somer together, in order that the pro.
dueer should receive the fun market
price, George Noris, of Nommoside
rs president of the association oni
Sheull Fleming, secretary and treas
urcr as well as temporary manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

IL has been a long time since vaudo.
Nllie has been received as onthusiasti
rhlly hs the negro impcrsountims of
sam Howard at the Oregon. His clever
dancing and sincing received repeated
encore which seems to indicate that
clean vaudeville is fully appreciated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
BORN

Mr. and Mrs. W. T.. Smitl,
az thel rbome at the Wallace farm
July %, 1915. a daughter Wrs
smith Is known in this city formcr'y
as Miss Norma Hcnsry. W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Acting Mayor J, A. Mills has moved
hls Oregon Realty company from tbs
OFFICES m The u S National hank
ueIWhg ie rooms over tho Spa tonN,,.
'lohop Mr Mills now quafton ait
~ good i"nilou and win soon he rr
imm'hrd und ready ton huaucs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

The national convention OF the Am.
,'l'l"n u,teopathlt association Is beIpy
9rld ~ Portland from August / 40 d
pt" Nh'lr aud Walton, who ar, In
attendance will not be iu their ofr,,
until saturday August 2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Miss Leila v. Egli, of Burns, return.
ing from q visit to the PocificPanama
exposition, is in Salem for a few doys
le lue guest Of Miss Lou Davey. Miss Egli
Went wen, overland to san Francisco by oufo.
pQt i,, returned by train in order TO wish
"l'h friends in this crty and Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Charles Hottingor, secretary Of The
Farmers Fire Relief Of suhlimity, IL
IN Salem today ON busnesa aud wns n
caller az the office of State Insurance
commissioner Wells.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

O. L, sperling who has Just returned
from several days inspection of mis-
hop fields near Independence, reports
that the lice have become troublesome
in that locality Although spraying is
of temporary benefit aud must be con.
tlnucd to prevent their return, Mr..
Sporling is Of the opinion that few
days hot weather with a light wind
would do more than anything else to
klll these pests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

The real estate firm OF W. II umben.
honl & Co today is in now uUart,rs
ha'iag rented the rooms on State street
ON ihe Hfomd floor n tnr resr of tho
: National bank For Me mast
ihee years their otflre has been In
the Ladd a Mah building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Thos, Airport has recently sold his
lo'ncfe tract three and one hale miles
son'h on the Jefforson way to Mr..
l"oniH, who expects to make several
improvements ON the house ON the
ttaet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Dr. R, W. Waller left this morning
l'' Portland TO attend the national
convention of ostoopaths.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

, hppplcker register Piekor for the
Holman and Williams yards, Eoa. NAV
nN,s'gr a, the Whito House Rtstau.
rant, 800 State streo,. '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Just az this time OF year a great mum.
ber OF mcn who have been out OF work
are going TO eastern Oregon and into
the grain scetims near Bend. all find
lag no difficulty in securing work in
tho harvest fields.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

The charge OF violating tho provis.
ions 9f the bicycle ordinance ploepd
against William Liy0ek we're dismissed
"a police court this mWnng by Police
Judge ElgIB,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
Arthur Roman dnnnty 49,,

Arthur Benson, deputy clerk Of tho
supreme court returned 10 this civ
THIS wcehoud with his Wit, from tbo
mountains above Mrhuma. whore tbsy
nave h'en spending thrit Vacation. pr
unh MIS- Carleton Smith have also hcm
'us''cethg at thn place. which v la.
''lP known u ru,lorS grove
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
DR. stones Drus store

j. X Snyder VI Anacortes. Wash
hh' ferrnilY purchased lUasfc tla.I
igpr miles south OF SALON. through W.
III Wahenhotst 90. NO. snylSr sri
hn Hn have taton ioss,.. .on. 1gg
house on tdt pla,o win bc rtm,iti ar.
improved ioto a modern nome.
Dr. gtouats Dr,,n gt,,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Walter L. spaulding. whose law Of.
loee hay been In the Masonic temple
building is today moving 10 the nam,
or commerce building, where he vill
Waeupy suite Of rooms with Damn n.
Allon ana Walter H. Keycs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

Royal Arcanum will meet tonight at
. o clock at 2l2 Salem Bank Of Com
morce building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

along the Columbia highway is magni
ficent and probably unsurpassed in tho
entire country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

One travelling man was anxious yes
lcrday to enjoy Salem IS muniripnl
bathing beach, but was obliged to Inst
lt"k on nnd watch others have rood
ume' The said mercantile traveller was
OF 'he 3oopoml nyoirdupois, aud thero
WASH { a bathing suit ON hand any.
whore that would it,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

II you want to buy or sell real estate
come ana See us, 3Sl o. State Street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

EaStland disaster in film-orogon,
tomorrow, See for yourself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02

The Ford automobile agency has an.
nOunccd It's prices for the season Of
lDlj-l6 For the ruuabout, the fac.
tmy price will be $500, equal to a de.
livercd price here Of Sllj. The tour.
ing ear is announced for $40, which,
with freight added, will bring the Sa.
lem price 10 SlHj Last season re.
bate Of $50 was offered, provided the
sales exceed 100000 This year. with
The reduced price, there viii be no
offer of a conditional rebate. The stylc
of the ears have not been changed 'rac
Vick Bros. agency here have contracted
for 66l ears