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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
SENSATION PROMISED
IN TRIAL or MARSH

Seattle, wash, July %. Sensational
disclosures are promised by Rev Waldo
b. Marsh, D. D., who has been quietly
engaged IN the real estate business IN
this city for several months, when ho
is tried on a charge Of bigamy in Ia.
coma,
Dr. Marsh is being held In ~ 600 buil
aud Mrs. Margaret Davies, who ho says
BIS bis housckecper and nothing more,
has furnished bond iH the sum Of 1000.
Both we're arrested Sunday In Dr.
Marsh " apartments
As pastor 0f st paul's Methodist
church VI Tacoma, Dr. Marsh was d.
sofred Ia 1913 Later be aud bis wife
were re.murdcd llc wcut 10 Minnoup
oils nud later came 10 Seattle Mr..
Marsh lives iu Tacoma
"Therc is no Foundation for thiu
charge be declared when Dcpu,y
-h,uff Brewer served the warrant Sun
day "Mn Davies hos been my house
fcrprf f0f several months.
Cant o. man have h0utckecpcI
without being married 10 herr"
~ haye stood this storm uf sluudc
long enough aud before ! nm through
Hlll show who is buck of this rhnfR,
anl will tell something that win prove
surprise 40 some persons
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
Many Young Orchards
Come Into Bearing

Rickercoll, Ore, July 90 Hundreds
of acres of young prunc orchards will
come into bearing in the Falls City,
Dallas Monmouth and MckcreOl dis
tricts this fall, swelling the total yield
of Polk county to the highest mark yet
reached, according to tentative survey
Of the leading districts by drying.housc
men.
The yield in Polk county this year
win be normal, the growers claim, but
the increased acreage coming into
bearing is expected 20 raise the total
yield far above the average
A heavy foreign market has been de-
vcloped by Polk county drying con.
Germs, Shipments were made lust year
to France Germany and England, while
orders from distant parts Of the United
States have aided in marketing the crop
in advance.
Pruncs have been brought back to
their original ground 10y recent land
clearing in the country between Falls
City and Dallas and in the regular sur.
rounding these towns. Several hills
too barren TO raise garden truck OF
grain crops, have been converted iutc
ideal pruno orchards.
The red soil is the best for pruncs
as shown by the larger yields from III,
dark lands in the western sections o
the county This soil compares favor
ably with the widely known red soil
Of Yamhill county In the Falls City
district pruncs are grown wholly OF
the red soil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
Evangelical Association
In Annual Convention

The Evangelical association of Ore.
ron will hold its annual convention and
camp meeting at Riverview camp
Crouns, Jennings Lodge, south Of Mil
waukie, beginning tomorrow and con.
tnuing until August 6. The gathering
will be under the supervision of Rev.
H. Schuknoeht, the presiding elder.
All conventions and public meetings
will be held in the tabernacle. Tenting
facilities in the grove are ample and
restaurant will be conducted in the
camp grounds.
Among the speakers at the convention
will be R. P. Hutton, state superinten-
cent Of the Anti.Saloon league; L. R.
Carrick, president Portland Christian
Endeavor Union; Mrs. Matte Sleeth, of
the Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ION. and Miss Lillian Clark, who will
speak on "WOman and World Peace, u
The Young Peoples Alliance of the
church will open on the morning of the
eth. in the tabernacle, with the address
of the president and the appointment of
committees,
The Liberty street Evangelical church
will be represented by its pastor, the
Rev H. +. Hornschuch, Mrs Arthur
Englebardt will represent the Sunday
school, and the Woman's Missionary so
,iety Of the church, by Mrs. H. f
Hornschuch.r The Young Peoples Al
lance have selected to represent them
Miss Louise Hornschuch and Miss Mar
tha GarniObst.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
CHINESE WAR rs ON

san Francisco, July 26 snu Fnueis
co and Oakland are in the midst of hn.
other Chinese tong war today, follow
ing the Ailling 0f two Chinese and iho
sounding Of a white man and two Chin.
ese in the opening skifmish between tho
Biug koags aud the Auey Songs
The first fatality occurred here when
Lse Hhung " the Bing Kongs was shot
aud instantly killed. Within an hour
ani iutt after both tongs had prom
bed the police they would maintain Or
der. the Bing konRs csened the score
by taking The life of Al Gin, o. member
VI the opposing organization, in Onk
lhud.
The Milling of Ice Shung in this eii,
was preceded by the wounding OF W.,
members of the Sucy Songs who wcr,
fired upon while walking along th'
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
Staggering Statesman"
Say Bill of Teddy

San Francisco, July 26-After having
characterized Colonel Roosevelt as "the
staggering type of statesman" vii.
liam j, Bryan, former secretary of
state, prepared to deliver another ad.
dress here tonight in his nationwide
campaign for the spread of peace senti.
ments. DR.. Charles F. Aked, in whose
church Bryan replied to Colonel Roose.
welt s "War and Peace" address last
night, will indOrse the former premier Is
remarks tomorrow night.
Bryan based all of his answers to
Roosevelt's s arraignment Of the "peace
makers" upon Biblical teachings
"The 'big stick was not mentioned
by Christ at ALL /" he declared ~ IN
afraid those who have looked for the
big stick in the scriptures would think
the writer's of holy writ were mollycod
softly, but carry big stick That
cannot be found in the scriptures, and
the man who coined it ! don't believe
his reputation as a wise man rest on il
alone. The trouble is you can't find q
soft voice with big stick. If you have
soft voice you don I want a big stick
If you get big stick, you lose the SAT-
voice.
"Why raise a false standard of ma
tional honor1 There used to be q duel
ist code in this country, wherein the
only way to get out of fighting was I,
edmit that you weren't gentleman
Finally a prominent Virginian refused
to accept q challenge, giving as hi'
answer to his adversary, that he had Q
family and soul to save while his
opponent had neither This nation il
justified in returning such an answer
and those would cmbroil her. She has
the interest of lOO,0OO,0OO people an(
an ideal to preserve.
"To 60 to war with mad nation Al
this time would be like challenging al
. ;y .opo n g,-lvu, -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
AS SEEN IN FRANCE.
tBy William Philip siplmsl

United Press Staff Correspondent
Paris, July 90 6-'The great world.
war j. one year old this week. What
has France accomplished
] rui this question 10 ". Jean Crupri
eHmlnister ~ foreign affairs. member
of the chamber or deputies and Of he
foreign relations commission, man
physically rot very unlike Theodore
koosevelt. he replied.
" France accomplished the d,fea, ot
the Germans iu the battle Of the Maine.
she stopped the German drive for Calai,
and ihe Sc; she has kept Germany
nailed o. the spot for 10 long months.
steadily reducing her by aitritiop. he
has done many other biz thinr, bu,
the greatest u all vas The dfopring
OF internal differences, her upififstios
OF all classes with one great fixed bon.
pote ih yicw-yiet0ry. n
Yes. b. continued earnestly. tour
WORT union means something marc
thar The harmony Of our people. there
is something Of the sacred 10 II. This
sacred union viii last France m a,
one man with one idea final success
cost What it may The war. no doubt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
EAT A SQUARE MEAL AND
NOT FEAR INDIGESTION
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There are hundreds of people in
Salem who were not the least hit sur
prisel when they read in the Journal
that Daniel J. Fry is selling Mi'o'na
ON a guarantee to refund the money in
case it did not relieve. This remark
able dyspepsia remedy will relieve the
worst case of Indigestion, headache,
dizziness or the general played-out con
ditiou that afflicts every one suffering
with stomach trouble. Mi-o.na does not
simply relieve, it aims to cure.
Daniel j. Fry can tell you of many
well known people in this city who this
remedy has restored TO health, often
after they have tried many other
methods of treatment with little or no
benefit No other dyspepsia remedy has
made so large percentage of cures as
Mto.na. It is so large that Daniel j
Fry stands ready TO refund the price
90 any customer whom il does not help
The best kind Of advertising is the
praise Of a pleased customer, and there
are hundreds in Salem today praisina
Mro'na because it does what it is ad
'erused TO do. A few months ago they
could eat nothing without wondering
what the result would be. Since usini
Nro.na, they eat what they want anC
when they want with no fear Of suffer
ing. This medicine comes in the form
OF small tablet and is very pleasant e
'ase. IL speedily and permanently re
ieyes almost all forms of stomach
trouble and is the only one sold unde,
q positive guarantee without any re
s'neiion, TO refund the money II j
does not relieve. This is a good tim,
10 get well and you ought 20 take al
vantage Of Daniel j. Fry's offer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
PRUNB PRICE OUTLOOK

Prunc'crop prospects in the north.
west have improved steadily, The of.
chords have had plenty Of moisture
Dnd the packers believe there win bc
fully as many pruucs as any Of them
have estimated heretofore.
AS for prices, they promise to be
lower than those OF last yenr There
has been no export demand FOR North,
western rrunes yet ana the trude does
not expect tina, any will develop for
this seasons crop, Jobbers throughout
the United states have bought vcry
heavily in California and have also pur
chased fair quantity of northwestern
punes but at the present time the In
quiry is limited, Oregon packers huv,
bcon able 70 buy from growers freely al
. prices ranging from 8 to o ~ cents fol
pruncs testing l0s 10 35s, aud a quOrtc
cent drop for each count Of five TIL,
higher price above noted IN being pNiC
TO orchards that win produce lurg,
sizes. Commenting on the Caiforl
pruuc situation, the California Fruit
News says;
"Pru6cs show bu, lttlc change in tn,
general situation from one week ugo
except that in futures early shipment
cuu be- had little more easily thar
last week and the small sizes are OF
least one fourth cent easier Many pack
crs have already on hand about az mucl
business fot early shipment as thc}
want and are not forcing tho sollIn.
situation just now, England coliinucl
strong. fnctor In the prunc market
and has taken out spot supplies from
Now York, according 10 .trors from
there, very actively Spot ppncs az,
practically nominal In California aud
only O few of the slr8 are now OBJ
iain0ble. Such us are, are however
slightly easier Growers Of prunes II
the Santa Clara valley are being nd
yitod 10 hold for five cent basis an,
are accordingly not free sellers nt thi
time at the l.2e offering there"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
DR.. WadSwOrth Sees
Passing of Prisons

"You won't need two penitentiaries
in the state of Oregon in a few years
after the prohibition law is enforced, -
declared DR.. Guy o. Wadsworth last
evening in his address at the First Pres
byterian church. He is secretary Of the
Pacific coast division Of the Presby.
terian board Of temperance and deyotes
his entire time TO delivering temper
ance addresses, having II states in his
district,
The address was mostly 10 show the
evil effects Of alcohol, the speaker
maintaining that legislation will be
easy as soon as the people understand
the evil results Of alcohol Another
effort is 10 be made at once to make
California dry.
DR.. Wodsworth stated that the medi.
cal profession is now the greatest odvo'
Gates of temperance and do not, as IN
former years, prescribe the use Of al
eohol, and that instead Of the old time
cgg.nog, the doctor prcseribes just
fresh eggs and pure milk
The lecture was illustrated with steIe
optican views, with charts prepared by
scientists. showing the large percentage
Of deaths due directly 70 alcohol, and
the exceedingly small amount Of nuir
tion to be found in whiskey and beer
lie stated that from a food value, as
estimated by scientists, onc.half bar
rel of beer has about the same food
value as two pounds Of bread and three
pints Of milk.
The lecture throughout was intered.
ling. especially as the speaker had ih'
figures and charts from The results Of
scientific investigation, to subs'antiat'
his sfatpmputs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
Polk Winners In In
dustriaI Club Contests

Dallas, Ore, July 2G.-In division l
'i the poultry contest, Industrial club
WORK, which ended July /, Polk county
,h' first three places were won a. FOL.
''Ns' Hazel Burseli, of the Mistlctoe
'.oogl, first place; Monroe Cooley, Of
'le Bethel school, second, aud Perry
smith. Of the Smithfield school. third.
'hese three will be barred from enter.
ag the county contest this fall in this
l.'ision. but will be allowed TO com.
j.'e in the state contest. They have
Pleted the six months work and
nave made some excellent reports
the dairy herd record work. Az
.'.d 10y. Of the Buena Vista school
r.1 first place; Carl Dodson. Of the
sslAins school. second. and Mary
AA7d. ot the Ballston school. and
ffaak Loughary. Of the Elkih.
-looi tied for third place They all
ave completed the six months 10
'-e dairy herd record work and made
som excellent reports. aud the o. A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
TEDDY AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles. Cal. July 26.-Theodoie
Rooseyclt was up before daylight 70.
5av ate a hurried breakfast in the
corner of the Alexandria dining room
and departed with Meyer Lissnef pro.
gres.iye leader, In aB automobile before
n A. m. lissuer refused 70 di'ulge
Their des,inatiou, saving il was secret
Roo.eyel, was expected back in lo'
tnrsies in time 10 take the morning
rain for san Diego.
r su,bor,ies state they are the best
received. These winners will ~" hs D.,
barred from the county contest out WIN
enter the state contest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
GOES TO BAN DIEGO

Dos Angeles, CaL, July 2t Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt left for San Diego
ut DJU urcr having spent less thuu
twenty four hours Ia Los Angeles Eary
today accompanied only by Meyer Liy1.
urr u prominent progressive, ho visited
the excavation of the l.u Brrn obi Yields,
whore thr remains of many prehistoric
mammals have been discovered The D0l
uufl Nus rulm until be- arrived bt thU
railway station aud discovered that htH
proper accommodations bad mot boon
reserved llc bcutod tbc management
for Its failure 10 give him ihc accom-
modaiiuns called for on bis ticket At
The depot be- met Captain y ~ Mr'hu
took. Who was Boz Hoos,vylts regiment
LOT Rough Riders in Oubu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
Railroad Work Starts
On Valley & Siletz Line

Independence, Ore, July e6.-i Spe.
eial.)-WOrk was begun on the Valley
h Siletz railroad from Airie to Iudc.
pcndenec this week by large crew Of
men.
The road as surveyed out from Air.
lie to Independence crosses the Louck.
lamute at the bridge, making cut at
that place Of about 20 feet. Teams and
ScraperS Urc being used to make the
grade on the more level portions of the
line and large steam Shovels are be.
ing put into operation TO make the
cuts They have established camps on
the Peter Nelson eSrure and are work,
ing just to the south now ON Scraf-
fordS.
Full crews will be brought in early
in the week and the work will be rushed
to completion,
The line runs through the best farm.
ing section o fthe Willamette valley,
giving outlet TO good markets for the
grain and hay and stock produced in
the upper part of the valley. The vast
eNpanSo of timber that is being reached
by this road should make it a profit.
able undertaking. In all probability
the sawmill to be established at lude.
pendencc win be begun this fall il con,
ditious Justify it.
The farmers have been generous with
the railroad company and expect to be
repaid many times in service. Chict
Engineer Donald, Engineer Inch, with
his surveying crew, and Foreman Tiff
fany were all ON the grounds this week
getting things lined up. j. L. Hanna
and j. &. Mcintosh, of Independence
who have been Of greater service 20 tn,
company in securing this right Of way
were entertained at dinner at the rail
road camp ON Wednesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
AS SEEN IN GERMANY.
lBY Carl w. Ackermanl

UNITED Press staff Correspondont)
Berlin. July 2G-bermany locks back
upon her arcump mplishments Of the first
year Of the war with satisfaction. The
Germans believe the events of the past
~ months have demonstrated TO the
world that the Tcutons are the might
lest race Of all history. No other coln.
try could have w'htood the combun.
ton of world powers which Germany
has Kept at bay since last August, de-.
clare the Germans. and no other cOuu.
Try has cycs 30 deeply stirred the Inn.
agnatlon Of the world.
Germany has won her claim 10 %
Iplacc in the Sun. The German empire
has added brilliant chapters 10 the his.
tory Of TeutouIr might begun under the
! llohcuzolorn- OF the Kingdom Of pus.
la. The kaiser himself has earned for
| himself the title Of William the Great,
which pDstcrity surely will beaum mp.
on him. These are the dominant be-
[ lief. OF the German people a. the close
Of the first year ~ the war
Germans Alone Stand Test
Germany hB. shown mp the world in
Ian it, littlpnossps and all H. hOastings
Of false greatness Only the Germans
/ Ithemselvcs have uithsiood the test Of
blood aud iron for enly the Germans
| have gained welcomes during the past
faicfl la month. Germsny believes
.ho has changed fho whole future course
Of history. German influence upon the
| future of civilization for generations "a
come will boz far beyond the infucnO,
of any Other uaiI, Germany will not
dominate the world hy her armed might
Imt by her virtues which have piyor
10 heF greater apaelly Tor ofganila
ton md discipline than all the rest OF
! Europe combined Possesses
when the Gprmlus look back 10 Last
/ August aud recall the threats that thcf
were being made against them. and th,
penalties that were imposed by Eng
land. France and Prussia in adyaur,
~ the trial hy battle, The nation laughs
The world dIdn Z understand 0enmani
lat summer lf be- beginning 80 leafr
now that the Hohrnzollern empire bal
progressed during the years since th'
Franco pf1uIau war in ways unmspcct
ed hy the f,st of mankind There O.
nothing in the German u today tha
WASH Z pot there By ihe discipline an,
study that ihp world knows uuder NJ,
name of TuionIl Kultur
Respect 70 German Kultur
| The Increasing respect paid "a Ger
man klltur u u0t one ~ the least Nic
tories tho Germans declare ihey hay
Won for themselves during tae pas
year Nothing came a. greater shoe
% the Germans last year than tho va
10 which their Kultur was cverywhcu
dended. The r0mmenis passed upo
Germany Tor her strong belief iu BE-
own destiny. ~ represented by her Kul
'iur. caused more recruitment than any
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
FORD CONCERT BAND

Seattle, Wash, July 2G Travelling boo
four special ears, the Ford Motor baud
of hiiytiyc pieces arrived here tbi'
morning A concert win be- given ~.
night ~ Volunteer park From here
The band goes 20 Portland ou its way
~ the exposition at San Fmuc.sco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

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Ada.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-24
pIctatinn AIoft.

When the military aeropIane is
scouting, 1t usually carries two men
One is the pilot, who runs and steers
the craft; the other is the observer,
who marks the placing of the hostile
troops, the position Of their guns, the
movement Of trains, and the like The
observer also makes many sketches
Of the ground over which he is fly
ing-work that often interferes with
his writing notes and memoranda In
certain conditions OF flight, too, it Is
often hard for him to use e pencil
and paper. To obViate that difficulty,
the military aeroplane, says the Scien-
tific American, now frequently carries
a photograph, with a speaking tube
running to the mouth OF the observer,
so that by talking into the machine at
any time during the flight, he can re-
cord his observations, and still have
his hands free for his field glass or
his sketching pencil