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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
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Surveying for Race Track.

The committee appointed by the
county fair board at its meeting early
in the month to investigate the advis-
ability of constructing a race track at
the county fair grounds, has employed
S. B. Taylor TO make a survey, and he
is now at work on the project, The
board, at its meeting, voted to hold
races, and the only question now re-
naming is how the undertaking may be
financed.
Mrs. A. NJ. Perry has returned to
her home in McMinnville after a visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H,
II. Volneim and Mrs. John C. Uglw.
D. P. Patterson, F. NJ. Bethel, j. E,
Bloom, Walter i. Tooze, Jr.; Verne
Compton, Phil Begin, NJ Z. Horn and
J. R. Alleged attended a meeting of
the Knights of Pythias lodge in Salem,
Tuesday night
Mrs. V. P Fiske has returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Floyd
Meyer, at Smithfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hayter returned
Monday from Newport, where they
have been to make arrangements for
spending the summer at the famous
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
Salem Attorney In
Big Eugene Lawsuit

The case Of Mrs Elizabeth Murray
against Susan Lowell and others, heirs
Of the estate Of the late James Sanford,
in which she seeks to be decreed the
owner Of about 100000 worth OF the
property left by him, is being tried in
circuit court before Judge g. +. Skip
worth. The case came up yesterday aud
it promises to result in big legal bat
tie for the possession Of the property.
Mrs Murray who was housekeeper
for Sanford for many years, cared for
him and helped him about while he was
blind and attended to his many wants
during his declining years, claims that
he promised to give her good share Of
his property and that he provided for
this in his will, but that tho will was
lost.
The trial Of the case will probably
last day or two longer Mrs, Murray
Is represented by Thompson and Hardy
while the heirs are represented by H.
B. Tongue, Of Ilillsboro; John II. Me-
Nary, Of Salem; l., Bilyeu and Wood
cock, Smith and Byson, Of Eugene
Eugene Register.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
SCHOOL
TO Be PERMITTED
TO RETAIN NAME
Wishes OF Parent Teachers S
Association To Be Re-
spected by School Board


Out OF Difference to the wishes of the
aighland section of the city the Salem
sehool board VIII probably not change
the name OF the Highland school as was
done IN the case of the East school, the
name OF which was changed to the
washington.
AT a previous meeting when the
sehool board chose the name of Me.
hlniey for the new Salem Heights
grace school, to be constructed this
summer, and also the East to Wash,
lngton, the directors decided not to
ADOPT new names for the other grade
schools until the patrons of the differ
ent school were consulted and their
Wlshes IN the matter obtained and the
matter was left to the parent-te0chers
associations OF the different schools. In
conformity with this resolve the parent.
teachers association of the Highland
school met and decided to retain the
name OF Highland, which was satisfac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

where She will visit fricnds and rclo.
tiyos.
A Jolly crowd motored TO Salem onc
day last week and spent the evening.
Those going were, Cleiye Galbritb. Gii.
bert Cole Harvey Bowers and Fred
Payton, Berdie Schrob. Maudc Bren.
nan, Muble Feathers and Mira #, G.
Mason.
The st. Mary Episcopal Child met at
the home Of Mrs. l.. NJ. Bitney Tuesday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little
Musterole,

And MUSTEkOLE won't blister like
the old-fashioned mustard.plaster. Just
spread il ON with your fingers. 1t pen.
etrates to the sore spot with q gentle
tingle, l0osens the congestion and draws
out all soreness and pain.
MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint.
ment made with oil Of mustard. There 3
nothing like il for quick relief for Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Group,
Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia Head.
ache, Congestion, Pleurisy, rheumatism,
LumbagQ, Pains and Aches Of the Back
or Joints. Sprains Sore Muscles, Bruis.
es, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds on
the Chest Gt often prevents Pneumon-
ia). Nothing like MUsTERoLE for
croupy children.
AT your druggist 3 in % and zoe jars
and a special large hospital size for
$3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
Oregon beach resort.

Oregon beach resort.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Quigley, of the
Imperial hotel, were Portland visitors
Sunday and Monday.
Sheriff and Mrs. John w. Orr spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Airlie.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Hearth returned
Monday from a shc-t visit with friends
in the capital city.
Monte Wax, of Portland, visited Dal-
las friends the first of the week.
Rev. E. W. Miles, of Seattle, former.
ly pastor of the Presbyterian church
Of this city, will arrive in Dallas about
June 10 to conduct a ticket-selling
campaign for the local chautauqua.
c. l., Crider, A. L. Martin, W. L.
Ttoze, Jr,; +. E. Kersey and W. r.
Coulter returned Sunday from several
days fishing trip on Three Rivers.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will serve supper in
the church dining.room next Friday
evening,
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Christian church will hold a bas.
ket social in the basement of the church
Friday evening,
Thomas Blair, one of the directors
of the Buell. school, accompanied by the
schools teacher, Miss Blair, were in
the city the latter part of last week
soliciting funds for their picnic which
they intend to hold in the Buell. grove
May q.
Miss Stella McNutt, a cuff and collar
expert of The Dalles, arrived in the
city Saturday. Miss McNutt will be
employed in the new steam laundry.
Mr., and Mrs. /, f. Yoakum returned
the first of the week from a short visit
in Portland.
Mrs. +. N. Hall has returned to her
home in Woodburn after a visit with
Dallas friends.
Harold Miller, Of Salem, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with his parents in
tnis city.
Miss Vera Wagner was a capital city
visitor the first Of the week.
Dr. A. B. Starbuck was a profession.
al yisitu: in Black Rock, Tuesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
DALLAS LOCAL news

Capital Journal Special Seryice)
Dallas, Ore, April 29.-Tne II. II. C.
Of the Methodist church held a very
interesting program in the church par
lOrS Monday evening. The musical and
literary numbers on the program were
RiOyed by those present. Light re-
freshments were served.
Dallas Defeats McMinnville.
The Dallas high school baseball team
defeated the team Of the McMinnville
nigh school last Saturday afternoon by
a score of 3 TO l. A return game be-
tween these two teams will be played
on the Dallas diamond next Saturday
afternoon.
To Observe Memorial Day.
AT the next meeting Of the Grant
post C. A. R., which will be held in
Dallas, Saturday afternoon, arrange.
ments for the proper observance of
Memorial day will be made. The re.
occurrence of this anniversary falling
on Sunday this year, it is probable that
the exercises of the day will be held
on Monday. This matter, however, has
not been definitely decided on at the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

entirely Portland is taking advantage
Of The situation by onlargiug its cham.
bcr Of commerce. We have an able
body here that IL doing all il can but
thcy need our lclp and by Increasing
It's membership more assistance would
be rendered, moro interest manifested.
and consequently tboro would bo n
greater capacity TO perform the work.
No pains should be spared at this time
TO tuihfully set forth our vast ro.
sources, and would roiternte what has
been stated many times; "Clcan up. -
Let us make our city 50 attractive that
u viii be irresistible to those that come
this way aud stop of. Tho time is
now Let US grasp opportunities ms thcy
pass l.. H. suTER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
TAKE Advantaro Of Opportunity.

ANAN fAAF eHN"IN W. VFEvAbAAAAigt
Editor journal: ln reading the Nor.
folk, Nebraska, Daily journal, wc en-.
pied the following: Never before was
there no vast o tide Of travel toward tho
Pacific coast as this season. Every
thing conspiros 10 encourage the See.
Ameficafirs idea European pleasure
tours are suspended by the war There
is ihe special attraction offered By the
exposition aud the ever present aitrac.
tion OF the wonderful scenery. u is
surely proving q great year fr the Pa.
cifie coast
After reading the above ! could but
wonder IL Oregon in general and Salem
in particular realized the benefit that
may be derived from this source, and
whether we were doing our utmost 10
attract attention to this part Of the
const Unless We Sc our part toward
advertising this city aud It's surround.
Hgs many Of these people viii pass
through Salem without stopping, aud
others may take boats from San Fran.
cisco to Portland and thus avoid us
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
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oioc,inn & ina man I uh9 %ayo boon ao aJontiu, Siun
evcrv I'd ,ba, Tho higbor cdnoa@tors @ "|s ats
minded to sncccs, Toa mncS tn tbo M
dotr;mert % nnr boys and sirls bnv
oot t''o, tit.io ,,.;a,i "n1 'i9' 'n.y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
STAYTON NEWS ITEMS
LCarital Journnl snecinl sorylee.l )

Stayton, Or, April 20,-Johu Thoma
and family expect soon to be settled in
their new home on South First street.
This residence is crodit to Stayton,
and one that will certainly be enjoyed
by the owners.
About 500 people were in attendance
at the celebration Of the 06th annivcr
sary of Odd Fellows in America, at the
/. o, O. i. hall in this city on Monday
evening, Large delegations were pres.
cnt from Silyerton, Scio, Aumsyillc, Sa.
lem and other places,
Roy Ncndol and bride visited with
relatives at Woodburn.
Tho Stayton boys won tho ball game
Sunday between Stayton and Lincoln
with score of o TO T.
Saturday afternoon two daughters of
VIM. Van Handel of Sublimity, were
driving home from Stayton and Just In
front of the Ed Meier place near Sub.
Unity an auto came up from the rear,
striking the rig, and throwing the two
girls out, The rig was demolished and
the horse ran nway. One Of tho girls
received severe bruises on the face and
the bone in one arm was cracked ut the
elbow. The other girl was uniniured.
Orcn Van Luvon arrived Monday
from Albany, N. Y. for n visit with his
mother Mrs, Thos Hirst.
Chas. Stowell is busy this week tear.
ing down the old house on the Keech
property next to DIR. Beauchamps of.
flee.
Mrs, G. Pratt is on the sick list. Miss
Jeanne Shreye is taking her place in
the school room.
DR., and Mrs. w. N. Pintler returned
Sunday evening from their honey moon
trip to Portland, and ure receiving the
congratulations Of their many friends.
j. w. jackson and wife, Of Mill CITY,
spent Sunday at the w. i. Blakciy
home.
Benz. and Thos Irons returned the
first Of the week from San Diego, Cal.
ifornia, where they spent the winter.
Leo Rock is clerking in the Ham.
mond. Bishop store,
Mrs N. J, Kitchen returned to her
home in Albany Thursday.
Mrs j. II. Lau and baby who spent
two weeks at the r. c. Lau homo re.
turned 10 their home in Albany Sat.
urdny
Mrs A. Frank and daughter, Miss
Emma were In from Shaw Monday.
Miss Jacobs, Of Monitor, came TO
spcnd the summer al the G G. Eisen.
hart home.
Tho order Of Eastern Star nj this
place was visited Friday evening by
Worthy M0tron Mrs Nellie McGowcrn.
of Medford. A large number of mem.
hers " The order were present in the
Masonic haIl whoro they listened 10 hcr
excellent address After the session n
banquet was served.
Mrs u. j Muigblcr Is home from sa.
lem.
Dr. H. A Bonuchomp Of this city as.
sisted by bis brother Df. ~ II. Beau.
champ, Of Albany performed an opora.
tion on Miss Alma Phillips throat
Wednesday, removing the tissues Of the
thyroid gland. The operation was "a
very difficult and delicate one, but
proved fOrV fUcCrgsful,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jennie r. Hawgood to Leila S. Bortz.
meyer, tracts SO and 80, Dimick Home.
stead Tracts.
0. c. X. X. Co., ct al, to Geo. Ray
cozel, lot !, block g. Railroad Add.
Brooks.
Paul + Schol2, ct ux., to Herman Y.
Andersen, ct ux, lot 9, block 6, Burling.
ton Add, Salem.
H. Wisdom to Ar p Dunlap, part lot
l2 section lG.4-l W.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
OPEN TyPBWPITER opF1or.

t. f. ludruuH and r. II. NcEyoy, OF
the Oregon Typewriter comptny Of Eu-
gene left this afternoon fu salem,
where they intend 10 open branch Of.
flee Of the company in that city. The
home office viii remain in Eugene and
the new branch will open about tho
first Of the month in charge Of Mr.
McEyoy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

Frank Johnson Of Eugene, went to
Portland the first part Of this week and
hus sccuicd position us travelling
salesman for the Royal Typewriter
company with headquarters Ia Salem.
Mr. johnson was formerly u member OF
the circulation staff Of the Guard and
was alter employed by the Oregon Type.
writT company Of Eugene, Eugene
Guard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

Our idea Of an optimist Is man
who hopes for tho best, prepares for
Tho worst and swallows tho doc fate
ladies' out to him vita cheerful grin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

AN INVALID chair for sale. 272O
Cherry avenue. May4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

uARRY-Window cleaner. Phone
1901
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE--White and Brown Leghorn
hens and pullets 1859 S. Liberty
street Ap30
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE-Fresh COW with two days.
old calf. 40S W, Rural ave. Ap30
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

HOME-STUDY text books for sale; all
subjects. y. d. Abbott, 2ll Hubbard
building tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

If YOU wish your carpets steam or
vacuum cleaned by reliable firm at
reduced prices phone lisa. Maybe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

A WOMAN wants work by day or hour.
Phone DIOR. Apr29
FOR SALE--Woodsaw, team and har.
ness. Il IL, care Journal. Apr29
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
PHONE MAIN 81.

FlRsT stop at Frcd's Night Lunch.
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OPEN FORUM

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE-Modem broom house,
5000 down, balance $lj or more per
month, at $1,000, This is a good buy.
Inquire Of owner room 50i, Salem
Bank Of Commerce. Mayl
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Mid Suaulu.

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Iniieolertolouie ~gearbcitet battc.
@alter Bod ut ieBt DER geiieer ci
mes ireten Sorb Iidonobils.
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@citerlieS.

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sSSp bliiterlple Soften
sSsd mod,be BEL Der Siatien icin.
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limo tnuB gen &itBlatpo Itreiten.
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ltlto Tint ib barnt in Sooesnadlt
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Sin @itbOlo bat inr bic aaiicrtcn

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rie folgcilbe 9elnuqeie @ellaaerie
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pbaiuteit madden. 8orrenton Soils.
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Giraffe.

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gem Elm boar Gage clM &eiud), bel
Slrfel Sam Gutter, IN Gilrcfa, Wfo.
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ON pen9alOgclcn Sanstag BON Ell
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len ibe letScr nod on bcritielben So'
qe itarb.
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81. sOniier @arft-g erid5t.

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Der 8~ei5enuarft seidnete Iid i'm
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onrd 9roBe 5eltiateit aug, tpenle lid
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bar madten. Die @ingdn9e rparen
Siemlif beoeuteno; freili1 lieB bic
analitat iait burfsdngis su piinIden
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banfun9 IN Den Spei9ern oo~rgebeuat
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5000 fir 0te. 4 bis Silt nsm.
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libtbare &prratb uabm nm 1.S49,
600 8u. 81 unb belauft ii6 aeseu
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600 i'm Sorjabre,
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8reile oafir limo ndbrenb Der ge
ribtuo9e Sariidgel ansen. gs wtroen
n~otiert: 691 Gts. fir SO. 6 (weis)
III Gts. fir go. 2 (peiB bestu. aelb).
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Elm, uno Die @insanse uaren sumeiit
ppn gerinser analitdt, Die 9reiie
%itellten iid aEI 344 Gts. fir So. 4
(peiB) 80 Gts. fir beiten erbaltli
den; beibd6iste aualitaten ainaen.
pie es lelbitperitanoli6, biuiser ab.
Inf benz Sartoiielmarft mar cine
tleine Freisiteiaenlng 3a per5eidnen.
Gnsebote lino ausenblidlid nur
maBis. Die Yreiie idmanften suilden
3s Cts. fin s%erinsere Sprten nno SO
Cts. fir Minnelotas4. 8eluubers
quite aalitdten er5ielten iosar nod
cine &leinigteit mebr.
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jnase bcSfp. masere Ebiere wuroen
$50, fir bette semdftete bis 81. 30
seSablt.
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Sc iprad, Ssdn sma

g. fprad, So6n Bull mod iiinalt snIl
SfoIiener:
e&eiH On ms, 9riieer. eeine Salro
sim @upn,
Deun fieb' al piercn iieat Is lid,
piel idsoner.
limo mars aid halnt lpir luieeer mit
Gem Munei
SltD9egen mir erfpar,en ron or 5cten,
Gem 8ierperboipo 81 hod;iter Chr
uito Mlthm!
Eernidde Die 8orbareil. ole Yiraten!
Beifdm md mlr, id, ltefm's ac1pib
tidt frlInnl
Godl Jolt altds Dir Die Sade uitt
9elingell.
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9ing@t
Gins ipcrioiterN rertnngeii mir BON
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beiteaen,
Sicgit Dor Der 4elt bed OH ftcts eis
lerm1rtsl
Mit eiaem Wort: 3at nllui3t mr. tiidp
rig liigen!
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cntarius sanS.M SaliMfeitsn.

Bad BEN arisge pirO man luobI
aud pieeer mebr iiber Die rieiigen,
nod unousgenuBten lanobauli1en
M0gIifteiten Der peIttonooiIben
Yropins Ontario bOren, nelde nidt
bon Der Retl0me iibertrieben psrber
gu brauden, UNI iebr imppnierenb
mus3uieben.
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407. 1862 Quabratmeilen, lit u!Ip me9r
uls ieGsmal 10 groB, als alle iehs
9euenglanb Staaten 3uiammenges
npmmen! Sin bebeutenber Seit nies
les @ebietes, namentli9 i'm BORDEN,
lit nod sar nidt polIitdnDis erfpri9t.
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defenders in ben @ebirgssR esionsn
uno ben pel5sproou3terenben 8e5irten
oes Rorbsns uno Goropsitens, nift
fir g~etpDbnlide Northumberland
Siebler ie seeisnet; aber Is bleiben
nod INNER sepultiss 5lG9en tultis
pierbaren aonbes iibris. llnb aud
bas Dalpsebiet, bns ALIEN me6r als
100000 Quabrotmstlsn umfaBt, lit
iebr tpertDoll. Der 8tfiBtitel auf 80
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in Der prppin5 1T nod INNER in
SGnben Der &rone. unb srit 6 prps
gent bieies sonSen u~asebeuren Sc
bietes iinb bis ieBt unter aultur!
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sieruns, bic Mderbausg Gnoereien uno
5oriten. ebenio tpie bic 9erglperts
unb bic Maiiertrdfte. ann 8eften oes
gan5en publitums an erba!ten, OF:
pobl piele 4usnubunss sReate unter
gepifien 8elhrdntuns,n pertuuft
porben iino. @u9 70 oiirften iid
Siebler eenue fir bas iungfrduli6.
2anb finoen, tpenn ni9t Die ollae.
meme politii6e gnsbsr5isteit ae9en
nidtsbritiids 3u3iisler. fpie fe iid
mebr ooer penigsr in allen Seiler
Ranabas aud ldon Dor BEN ariea.
aeSeist bat, aud fernerbin aeibt ipirf
unb aanbfuder peranIaBt, bic Der.
Staaten inter alien umitanoen Dor.
suSisben!