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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01


....r 20 .tf.sr. vfi.n f.e a.r'" fet0r.fi
I-.,,.... is 20 30 sold IS 800 ~. WIN 'T-
,....r t..r1r from -sri i'' ~ E.,....
s.-.,.r.t..- .1 s7.-.si. together With the -
.-.f-os n .h. 7s'- Tho rroNiH.''e "mo.nt
az taxes. assessments '1d other Lens Nhis1
are % h. allowed 20 ne purchase on, OF u"
It.f,aass money or paid by the Referee. "
tlfN.SO AMI interest. q, .,,,
pa,cd. New YORK January - l9lS
ISTDoR COIN Re'ere-
WILSON " POWELL. JR' A HoonnsS 10 .,
Narhattsr New York City -.
svPREME COURT. new YORK COUNTY.
william Mathew and aN"'htt, 20,
IRIS against Robert $. tln,,"y 3, ,, &c,
duiv made and entered IN the above sn-
.tffed action and bearing date the sth Gay
Referee tn sad Judgment named. VII! ~.
a. public auction a. the Exchange saIes
Room. 1915 Vesey street BoTonsh. OF
Manhattan. city OF New YORK on the -sIo
g, ',rs, gav. by Joseph =. Day. suctioneer.
tie following described personal properly
directed boy said judgment % % sou, %
,,it. 1sSf. shares Of the capital STOCK 90
.hv. stock ce-tHcatos SOS 1-2)-2l --2-0. -
$3.50: 10 shares 81 the capital stock or ths
Fmucy Building company. reprrs..nh.taa -o,
~ 10 gsr.tsI stock % Funey & Mathews.
rarrcsartel ny stock certificates Nos l-is.
rEe said property viii be sold iu thres
.sa~4r.fe lois 90 vI'. The said lhe shafes
or tha Spencer Realty company VIII -
sold IN ono l.f. subject and subordinate
however. 70 a prior lien % Kathsrins y,
peck and Katharine $. Fowler upon ~
shares thereof represented by ceiVuy'ts
SO 90 Tor tU. sum 81 $3.50, with interest
AZ Ga per aunum from January 10, w..
and subject and subordinate 70 the prior
lion OF william G. Adams upon 90 shates
thereof represented by ceruncates nos
I-gI-22 Tor the sum OF 5000 with II
terest at % per auuum from October -,
1911: the said ten shares OF the finney
building Company will DO sold In one lot,
subject and subordinate 20 the prior Zen
OF William Mathews thereon FOR the SUN
OF s2gJD with interest at So per annum
on 81 600 thereof from December -, lsVs'
on 81 900 thereof from January - lFph'
on $3.50 thereof from January .9th, 1905:
on $500 thereof from April 3rd. 1905. ana
the said 90 shares OF Finney Ns'he"'
Will be sold In one lot 80,
The approximate amount ~ The Hen or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
s,rlbrd property Is 70 be- sold Is the sum
Of Sl7.72g32. with interest thereon from
December 18th, 1914, together win cos.s
amounting 70 sl05.52 with interest there
on from January sth, 1915, together Win
the expenses Of the sale.
Dated, New York. January 18TH. 1919.
WALKER l.. OTIS. Referee
WILLIAM +. WU$D, Esq, Attorney for
Plaintiff. l5g Broadway, Borough %
Manhattan. City Of New YORK.
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S49,OO0,OOO
rhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Consolidated Mortgage 44% Gold Bonds

Due August 4, 1860

srd President Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY letter the undersigned
IN sr
Main Line and certain branches of The Pennsylvania
NJ
Philadelphia Pittsburgh
don't nc
l1adn
pledged as additional security
uatesa o;a bO
and n ddtOnt tina
$50
01
&c ssa n1cni in OF
,ar or
i'm goiv
r,g hc ,n
rrsl
.,raaor made to isl these Stock Exchange
ABOVE BONDS
1O3Ne ACCRUED INTEREST TO DATE OF DELIVERY
aoseat p the right
right oIoeh cubsorrt natanytme
payable New York Funds on Wednesday,
0
g1vcd bon a
he made frs payne the
ane4ue applied " on Wednesday
10 rtrc W C on
e nstmcn due VIII render the previous
legal investment for Savings Banks the States OF
New Island and elsewhere
KUHN, LOEB CO.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

SUPREME COOkl bh,1Rl r.t.z
Elizabeth * Dooliug Michael M,peFmoE HeaiB
Flizanath X Dooling Jane Henderson 9 ke'ser.
Charles Javl'l Jacob Wagner e. al - NlaiA'
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

SDPFtNE JUJH 'TFII'T , y y
ga-i-7r T-r.' O.. Mani. Silver. II Goodwin.
Abraham UVrsl' I"... Ut GROSS, >tlON'
samuel u suite. David W.usr.i.-J Mi.heriz.
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sIRROGATE,s NOTICES.

HOLDEN. GEORGE HIN PrrsC N<cE
NJ an order ~ Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. surrogate OF the County "l Me-"
York
NOTICE is hereby given 70 az
having claims against I''Ltf IT,. ''.
60 present the same Win Nou'N'is 'u'l
20 the subscriber al as pllnLip"i pa "'
transactiug business, 40. y w nam r'Ie'N .
borough OF Manhattan. III In. NS
April next
b,r, 1911. -
= r q TX ms ''o''''' Evecuto-.
GEILER. ROLSTON & KORAN,
ATTORNEYS for Executor,
90 E'yrbaupa place
Tew YORK. y Y
,.,.--...,.- ,..,,,,t-,, -,,r,
IN PURSUANCE OF ~ 'i't,I- ~, y, ~.
Honorable J"lN ,. "hH. an a ou. 80
Of the County or New "LN' L'.i.r '7 .. ne
by given 70 all persons having ,.".'i'
against Charlotte p N'.is i",. o. . W.
County or New l"fh' H,,eSS,ru. - - r.
the same win lou'ItI9 -, go.
subscribers al her pace OF Ut 'IN"' ....H
business a. the once or i,"oeiI ~. o. ',
81 Nassau street lI ~" 'i,s -I,,,
YORK, on or before the -o'H '"S 10 ''''
next ,,., lao. ~, Ian
uory, 1915, ,.,z,,, VS.. roe,.-pcv
LIZZIE NAN HbNn. nc k'
CHARLES =. -NoI'' ''"''
EXECUTORS.
no III ~. ~. \ ~" 40, -. Ia a.,
81 nassau ''' -
~ PURSl ANCt - a., ,itL'L-i' VI
the county Of New York, dated july aotn.
IDA. notice j. hereby given 90 all persons
having claims against Edward Niohac.'s
late 81 the County OF New York. do
to.eod IN nreseut the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. al their place
OF tIanSdCt!"s 1; nusii.rS', ~. 5,tt ~ %s,,
porETNbr 81, " o. 1901. tba o4tL day 81 Feuru.
YORK, on Vi Oeloie inc -''' u"' -
Dated, Ne" i"'h' 'He 4--' n"' "a "
gust 1914 ,I.Dpv ,trcTJAErrS
HAIRY NilNti = ~
IOI-1s 7 AITKRUG. Executors
ATTORNEY for Executors
7i@ Broadway. Brooklyn.
,,.t.t,>.t,t.t- 1,E-I,I.s, ~ pr-DST-AS.,.r-
81 an nrier ~ IInuorsllt John f. CohaIan.
co. an OF ~ ", ,ro CoIr,y ~ Now yo-r
q Crii%s' ., ,' -. III r.r.,'.5
No IIL N H'i cry 10 -
nIe'H ~ gc oi Co9n;y of New YORK Gel ssSG
10 present the same with Nnu. htrs thereon
to the subscriber. At her p.a"" 81 iransagl, J.
TGrris 30 a. Liberty street. Borough Of
Manhattan. Citv Of New York. ON or before
tIa af,l' ds, ~ Julv ucyf
'"T -.." "@l vi 80 ~ t-.h a.,, ~ lou
DdItu. new i"i IT, ''' 4''' N"' "a ''"
uaIS' ,tIcc,,.r- ,,r-vor-p .s.,.,-.-,,ri-
ltpSlNE 80 0i.i', A+i'lil''r a, ~.
JOSEPH IL. tAh,TIN' Attorney L'f A'iH'' O..
Sli',lI'H, S' >cy yGrl ,.t ''
mamma .'.', Nv W .
sol LII, EDM ~ ! ~ A->,T' W
an order OF Hon Johh = iona an sur
Iogate or the county OF Nc" l"". h.l.r 10
hereby gwen TO an p,ISoh. nav ,,L .I'ia'
against Ldnund i. SouI'' Idle ol M-.in"Mah
county, Oregon, deceased. 70 present The
same. Win 'ouchtrs tleisoi. to me subs rib-
er al her pace OF tanSd, t'ue 'usIi'SN. j' mo
ONCE OF ohar.es Nat..''''. ..' ~. - I, rls,
street h3i 'uen 0, Na anna '@I. III ,he NV OF
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II ---.. s.. ,-.-
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cI'RROC ATE'S NOTICE.
i---,.,,. ..,.,.... .s..-.t4 Ills, T.-v-
WILLIAMS L'.'..t' H. f.Ir y
/ 1tlIsr Surrogate ~ The County, @. Nr-
Il ~A dated 'nn l'iH ga. 90 '.P...-.
at rot.1 " l''..F .Een 10 a' ',S-..,,
n, a,e % rho county ~ >ew, York .. o .e.
es,so' 70 the subscribers. a. their p.ac..
Z 'rsnss1...g business az ihs ON %
e.ud q Hedges so. l4' b-'a.,"ay'
s,,oggh OF Manhattan. city - New York
j o. OF before ts ..'H Gay OF tii, 49,,
Dated. Sc" loTa. -siA Gay OF seP'em'
sgd THOMAS .WIlLII.ll,A,NIST',,,s
Hmm ia. q. VA. - -
4 . .AeN 1'''A
4 'alLANn n '-'-, ~ rs.
A,i'..'.t -.. -.''
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b'F9.t O.. ..t-nt .-""
Gus 10 .'t' ..'.-
--rrp t-.r.rr,. e-J~rr-DT In pur-
. ...... . - 49.rI-shfa Eob.r,
.l-',- r.,..- -.--.g8-e ~ he county
Sew You. ro.... is aera1. given 90 al
-. ,l...., ... ',.. l.,.'..'9 rs Ge-.
.,. .1-. e.. ,o,.ty 81 New
t.h y. .r... ID i.'7'. ~. ..., ,t.a,r
~ Hf's ..''''i 70 ...' 80. .r.a
'tt ~ Oh. .l.E .l7.-,- 81 S-'. ''.'
~..'f mig. Lane O. I'.''.-. So.
e-.'.r .''''-- 90. -.,, ~
ft '.... ". ". before '"' a..N N-'
'e.' -- ,o,.
ra.f. ..F f.'.. ,'i-- 1917
-.r Kills
,r.-r-.4-.-g ADMINISTRATIONS
MILLER King Lame a. TEAFTOEp.
Avsrrf.e s.r Temporary Administrators,
So B-ua..a. E...-r. o. Manhattan,
Ntv yo-l Dl.E.
go -.....-.. .-..... -.,.,.,.,,,
AH.NhLANp-t'. ..R' IA In -
o. an ot1t' ~ h"H s.Hn }. lo.'a'al.' &C..
N'Feie or ''" '....t '. No.. i.Ln' -.
he'-o! gwen I'D o.. persons ma '.ls ~.
'saia,t Laura ..a. .l-.l 'e,' r.s.,,,
e sare. win vouchers ,a,Irei. 10 we 80, 80
t't'' 2. '.'.T i... 90. ,'ei.sa. ''..t ~,
- a. o." ..'.e 90 N~'n jones' % a.,
sie,,. In iH- '.'f ". New YORK. on OF ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01
REFEREES APPJT ~ 70.
SUPREME COURT BRADY. u.
RECEIVES APPOINTED.

Nsry Lee - rL. |..l ! ob.le..
Jefferson Hl Go Seattle Rt3'N ,"E hesD'
G6urr,a Marian u case, I--E ) AlcAyoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01
KINGS COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Division, % Dept. Recess
Annellate Term .., ."1S.
,,ocI.I Term-Part l-fAlCOA. Motions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01
COUNTY COURT.

crlmlnsl Trn--HINFHkFN. y y " N
The following causes Will lie called 70 ~ Gay
fnr t-1al only.
Jameson Bond iBi'cho- P-i1ner ,zeh'ein
MOI J.bf-, Reimer arms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

C-rn' IC7ern.n, Rsy iFHRR
S0sk/CNY Dlstss.o smith CO
slsmersIE Ilt, Hammsn lBk.yn + y Ter
Highest reached. 5.2's
sURPoGlTEs' COURT KTTCHAH =
WftIsS-Af I0 a m
Cornelius Rspeiyea Ra'fara Spsnnigs
u Isyfeu tRfhAr'ns Rrrnn0n
MArgAfs' James AITtt Rsetrai
walter O'To0.s John GissheeG
ADMINISTRATIONS.
ACCOUNTING.
John II Hunsr
y.~oh Friedman EIA Nckrrns
Elizd5cth Blake James tarfou
CONTESTED WILLS
Herman C1irss John GroEsn
Joseph StElIrr ..
CONTESTED ACCOUNTING.
Annie Dsisy
COUNTY COUrr.
ctJI c,is,d.-Psrt ~ DIKE T.,1
RullJ Bruno r''fI' II.. h'.'''h
skHlIuz. Br ERR krGy ygaI
ctaraagCafr % UtIHHH|.. Il aNref
Ie'i.to Stable Roam 4 Gas ano
Domingo ktogsr la''er.k I. 'f'..es IN =,
The following causes II answered ffalJ. VIII -
paslo1 'or 'hs DAY
Fi,chler/B q 90 4 IN kishre BHHh go,
FortunOr Nassau T. RR Croa Ns.'al hh
N,Co1rarx |EoCoSSRR FelnblO0m same
e., TpTIRR Wr,tsrhorl 'Parsrc'skyB
feJHun LlpsSy DisclefI hAl4
Highest reached 0bi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

Nash Jocs.
A"n,reys ~ Executors.
% Wal Street.
New York cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

TlLLMAN. CHAHLOTTE-1N PCRsUn-
'Hss % Bu order % Hon. john :,
ofusn Surrogate OF the County OF
NF York notice is hereby given 10 az
NI-sr. .ate - tie County Of New York.
t'tlsea. 90 present the same WIN Nou.h-
- ti-reu. 90 the subscribers az the ono.
r Harold Swain. Il6 Broadway. Borough
FNartatrsn CITY Of New York. the place
= irsnrattuE the business o. The estate
= ua deceased. on or before the 18TH day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

IrvrNTHITT. COOK & NATHAN. AZ
to-reys for Executors, III BrosdWaE'
Borough OF Manhattan, city OF Ne"
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

TrE-cu JENNY IN PURSUANCE OF
en- order o., ne Hon. John =. rofa.s0. q
Surrogate Of tie county Of New OH. NOTICE
IS hereby given 20 all I .rsons having GAINS
sra. rst Jenny Ia-srh late Of the county or
NeN York. deceased 10 present tie same
vi'~ vouchers thereof TO the subscribers 81
their place cf transacting business AZ ne
Office Of Leyen,ritt, Cook & Nathan, no. az
T-o4snay borough OF Manhattan, city OF
New York. OF OF before the 18th day Of April
patsa New York. this 9Th day OF October
1874 .,-,,.,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

vSsa y. Cohalan. a Surrogate o. the County
,-,..N lorb. Notice is hereby given 20 !"
fsons having claims against julia l.
tsut late of the county q New loIN.
a...s1. 20 present the same with vouchers
,,,.a 20 ne subscribers. at their J. ace o.
ln-seung business at the Once % theiI
k,aasy. De iasnei BeTier, Esd. No.
l.,..ssy IN Tie CITY Of New York. GA o.
We lth day 81 June next.
M,"' New York. the 81 DAY OF December.
nSNhrHAN DWIGHT. JRl
nys LAONEL RERIER iENceutors.
s,.. LAGNEL RERlER. Attorney for TX
IA, , Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
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BRONX COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Special Term BRADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-01

WRIGHT JOHN howard IN PURSUANCE OF
all order a. Honorable Robert Ludlow FtNer Sur
rucafe uf tla County o. New York uOti is hereby
.l,.a .H a.. persons having claims against John
Howard Wright lSe o. the County n New York.
'e..7 fH present 'hc same with vouchers there
- t1 ne subscribers az their place Of trsrSactlug
Cuisines. al Tie ur-e o. Foster a Thomson No
fif rraadway IN the Borough Of Manhattan OF the
civ N New York. on or before Tie twenty second
day ~ july next. 49,
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
The Will To Live.
Providence Journal )

William Wallace Spence, a leading financier of Baltimore, celebrated in that city yesterday the one hundredth anniversary of his birth. For years, a Baltimore dispatch says, MT. Spence has declared his determination to live to be a hundred, and "the fact that he has done so is attributed largely to his iron will.'
 All sorts of reasons are given by all sorts of persons for living to great ages. Some of them put the emphasis on the absence of worry. Others at tribute to their longevity to abstinence from intoxicants and tobacco. Others still proudly proclaim the fact they have used alcohol and tobacco all their lives. A frequent explanation is that the aged man or woman comes of a long-lived family. But MT. Spence has lived, it appears, because he had the will to live. Herein is a suggestion for the rest of us. They are able be- cause they seem to be able" says the old Latin poet. May MT. Spence have the will to live to be at least a hun dred and ten! - .ette
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
POTATOES FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received either separately or entire for the general construction work, the plumb ing work, the heating work and the electrical work required in making repairs and alterations to the State Armory in New Britain.
 Proposals shall be addressed to Gen. George M. Cole, Hartford. Conn.," and marked on outside, Pro posal for Alterations, New Britain Armory," and shall be delivered not later than 12 o'clock noon on Satur- day. October 30, 1915.
 Plans and specifications can be procured at office of Whiton & Mo- Mahon, Architects, Room 336, Conn. Mutual Bldg, Hartford, Conn. On account of limited number of sets, bidders will be allowed only one week to have the plans.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
SHOOTS GOLDEN EAGLE.
New Haven Hunter Captures Bird at
 FOxOn.

New Haven, Oct. 20.-Nathan A. Small, of 1459 Quinnipiac avenue, yes- terday shot a splendid specimen of the American go1d-head eagle, while hunting just off Smith avenue in Foxon, a distance of about three miles from the city hall. MT. Small saw the huge bird standing upon the stump of a tree and first thought it a turkey, but stealing up closer discov- cred his mistake. The eagle, he said, stood almost as straight as an arrow and with majesty that was impress sive, and its silver crown shone white in the sun.
 Upon being measured it was found to have a wing-spread of just six feet and one-half, and strange to say weighed just six and one-half pounds.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
Hospital and Sick Room
 Supplies
 One of Our ImpOrtant SDecialtieS

OI SiSh loolll ple's headquarters for all drug " Absorbent Cotton. Absorbent Gauge. Lambs Wool. Atonlizers.
 Vaporizers.
 Invalid Rings. Air Cushions. Rectal Table. Catheters.
 Bed Pans.
 Douche Pans. Elastic Webbing. Elastic Trusses. Urinals. Rubber Sheeting. Sputum Cups. Arnold Electric Vibrators.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20

LOST-Lady's gold watch, with fob
 attached. Return to Herald. Re- ward 10-19-3d
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20

FOR SALE-Beautiful light 4-cylinder runabout in perfect condition and completely equipped. No reason able offer refused. Hart's Garage.
 10-19-4d.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
TOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Bargains in 36x4 1-2
 second tires and tubes. Few other sizes Williams Auto Co.,, 287 Elm street. 1O-lS-6q
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
|('lossified ~s.mx<zzz.EzGASzsEzsl
 CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 1se ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION.
LOST.

LOST-Black Ostrich Boa on Chestnut
 or Stanley street. Finder will be :. rewarded by leaving at McBriarty's SDrug store 10-20-d1
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
NOTICE.

AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Buick car. Very reasonable rates. Richard Covert, 220 Maple street.
 Telephone 1O73-4. 1O-1S-6d
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20

WANTED-A Plumbers helper Ap-
 ply at 22 Murray St. 1O-19-2dx
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20

J. B. L. Cascades. Glass Graduates. Rubber Gloves. Rubber Water Bottles. Rubber Bulb Syringes. Rubber Fountain Syringes. Rubber Ice Caps. Tongue Blade. App1icators. Flannel Bandages. Cotton Bandages. Gauge Bandages. Crepe Bandages. Oiled Silk. Sick Feeders. Sterilizers.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED.

WANTED-Tailor to be able to press coats good. Apply Benson & Men
 us, 326 Main St., City. 10-19-d3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

of the commercial club, a committee of
II has peen appointed, This committee
will not only advise aud assist the com.
mercial club and board of governors
but will help in working out the de.
tails of the plans for the reorganization
of the various civic bodies in the city.
Those appointed on this committee are,
George +. Rodgers, chairman; JOS. Al.
bert, Max o. Buren, 7. b, Kay, II. w.
Meyers, DIR. II. II, 0linger, Hal Patton,
John f. Roberts, Thco, Roth, L. G. ship.
ley Paul Wallace and II. o. White, This
committee will meet with the board of
governors next Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

The Willamette university debating
team will meet the team from y. A. G.
tomorrow evening in the chapel in Wal.
ler hall The question to be debated is;
" Resolved, that the United States gov.
ernment should own and operate all
railroads in continental United States,
other than municipal street railways.
willamette will uphold the affirmative
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13
Animal and Humane Society

There will bc meeting for an mem.
bers, especially owners OF dogs, at the
hall of Salem Commercial club, Friday
evening at $ o'clock The city attor.
ney has given notice OF appeal to the
supreme court, aud our society must
express their wishes in regard to such
appeal Tome out
JOHN NJ. M'NARY. Pres.
FRANK A. TURNER, See.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

here Saturday evening win not only
bring about 200 Portland members Of
the lodge, but win bring about 80 from
the Oregon City lodge, 10 from the
Vancouver Washington, lodge, aud Il
good representation from The Dulcs
The special win leave Portland ON the
southern Pacific ut G;3O @ clock, sat
urduy evening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

To learn the truth about anything
one must 20 where it is to be found,
Mr.. Rathyon Is qualified to lecture on
Christian Science, being u member Of
the Board Of Lecturcship Of The Moth.
cr Church in Boston, Grand opera
house, touight S p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Rev. M. B. Parounagian, of North sa'
lem, will deliver an address next Sal.
urday in Portland before the delegates
attending the 26th annual convention
of the Portland district of The Epwo9tilt.nl L
League. He will appear in the native
priest g costume of Turkey and speaN
on "Turkey and Mohammedanlsn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13
Ford automobiles have been pur

Ford automobiles have been pur-
chased within the last few days by the
following parties; Mrs. Esther NJ
Hopkins, superintendent of the Girls
Industrial school; Mrs, Il, A. Royal
cityj B, Y. Randall, city; Harvey Walk.
er, city; Gideon Welty rural route Z;
HOuscr Bros, city; Charles c. Ramp, Of
the Liberty store Liberty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13
There seems to be some cOmpetit

There seems to be some competition
now as to who has the greatest number
of peaches on the smallest branch. D..
Bell, of 30l North Cottage, read of a
party having II peaches on a small
branch, but he thinks he can make n
better showing, as he is exhibiting a
bunch of 10 peaches on three'ineh
branch. Evidently, peaches will have to
be thinned out this year. .--.....4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Around Cape Horn as a Sailor" was
the subject of an address given last
evening at the Boys training school at
ChcmnwO by the Rev, II, II, Marshall,
pastor of the First Baptist church. The
ladies' quartet of the Baptist church
assisted in the program with several
numbers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Miss Juanita ohrisinger, Of this city,
has returned with her sister, Mrs. Les
ter Armitage, from an auto trip through
Corvallis and Eugene. She declares
fishing would be great sport if the iisn
would only bite.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13
The reputation Of 1.-THE

The reputation of THE Tale OF =
Hat" is spreading, The NJ. E, churth
at Salem wants the Albany people 70
20 down there and give it, and this is
being considered. The last opportunlttS,
Albany people will have to see 1t VIII
be at the Christian church tomorro"
night 1t is certainly worth seeing
Albany Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13
willamette will be

of the question. Willamette will be
represented by ]. r, Balm, Walter
Gleiser and John Gary; o. A. c. by
Eric England, A. o. Leach and T. D.
Lowe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Willamette Chapel will be the scene
Friday evening of debate ON govern.
mcnt ownership of railroads, between
the Oregon Agriculture college and the
Willamette university.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

@, d, Fuits, the real estate man, is
changing his home address today from
015 South 22nd street, to $50 South 10Th
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Bands and Edges to $25 special for Saturday only choice
Embroidered Founcng Sw) 45 nces for Saturday only cboe
Silk Gloves Kaysers clasp coOr 75 grade Saturday choice
Fancy Ribbons usual 65c and 69c grades Saturday only choice
Fancy Collars regular 65c and c kinds special for Saturday choice
Women Belts 65c and 5c kinds special for Saturday only choice
Stationery oxed value at 65c special for Saturday choice
Vanity Bags formerly priced at $25 special for Saturday choice
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

John Boiler is now the owner Of q
two ton truck Of the q, NJ G. make. lie
drove It from Portland yesterday,
Trucks of this size are capable Of carry
ing 5000 pounds,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

For a real smoke, try Bon Ton
SOlcmmNdc, . cents,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

E. Q. Afford, who is well known in
Methodist church circles, is this week
in Glacier Park Mr. Afford is giving
lectures and exhibitions on Yellowstone
Park, and ON the Pacific coast and cS'
pccts to be absent several months, tour
ing the central and southern states,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Rcinhard Cabinet Factory will do all
kinds of store and office fixture work,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

An opportunity is afforded tonight
TO have wrong impressions about Chris.
tian Science corrected, as Mr.. Rathvon
speaks with authority Grand opera
mousse, Z. m. Free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Proposals will be received until noon
Thursday, May goth, at 200 state street
for carpentry, masonry roofing aud
sheet metal ON the apartment house to
he built at Court and Cottage streets,
Plans and specifications can be uud at
above address
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13

Opera house tonight. Free lecture on
Christian Science, by Mr.. Rathvon, Of
Denver. s p, m.