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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-15
NORDEN BANK NOT
TANGLED WITH SYVERSON

Desmet. s. D., July 12.-An error
crept into the reports Of the Syverson
trial here and as a result it has been
quite generally published over the
state that the First National bank at
Lake Norden had been closed owing to
Irregularities through its connection
with Mr.. Syverson. An injustice has
been don this institution by these re-
ports. MI. Syverson was not in any
way connected with the Lake Norden
bank ut the time that the state bank
ing department closed the banks of
Bryant n Willow Lakes. nor was the
Lake Norden bank in any way affected.
The present management Of that bank
bought the controlling interest in 1912,
but Its a with Mr.. Syverson was en-
tirely closed up within a year.
Evidence of the sound financial con-
dition of the First National bank Of
Lake Norden Is found in the fact that
at the time of the closing Of the Ban
croft bank last fall the First Nationals
deposits were $4,000 and at this time
they are $195,000.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-15

STa nm United States navy win estab-
hSsAWtreless Atation on Cape Cod
SS4610lclally equipped t guide vessels
q the Atlantic coast IN time Of fog
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-15

Xax<ss0acrete Arches, resting on bed rock
IT. built Ia q New Hampshire
l1Gseksfx q support gravestones in
n1S AOC8eOft to support them itself.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-15
SEVERAL NARROW ESCAPES
FROM EFFECT OF LIGHTNING

Lennon. S. D.. July 12.-Lightning
has done considerable damage in the
vicinity Of Lennon during the past
week.
During a storm while the Northwest
Baptist association was in session at
White Butte, a bolt struck thu. church,
passing down the chimney aud strik-
ing Mrs. Marion Barrett on the head,
passing down her. back and into the
floor at her heels. The electric fluid
burned a strip the whole length of her
back. The condition Of the woman is
serious, but physicians say she will
recover. (.
While milking a COW near White
Butte, Miss Neff had a close call, as
another COW but five feet away was
killed by lightning.
Grant Evans was driving along a
road when there was a flash OF light
ming n when he recovered conscious
ness some time later his horse was
lying dead.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-15

xljtkasy trslnin9 III compulsory on
= SSsMs55SG11 sscltt1ens between the 8 81
sin New Zealand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
VOGET SCHOOL SITE
DEFINITELY SECURED
Board Go Over High School
Situation Again and
Make Plans


All but final action upon the details
ot closing the deal for the purchase ot
the Julius Noget site in Salem Heights
addition for tine location of the pro
posed new grade school building in
South Salem; completing satisfactory,
although exceedingly cramped arrange
ments for the housing of the ITO new
high school students which will enter
from the Eighth grrde at the opening
Of .hc second semester in the high
school building receiving the report u
City Superintendent Elliott upon the
pan for the establishment of Il junior
high school system in Salem, and the
employment Of an additional high
school teacher for The balance Of the
school year, summarizes tne work that
was accomplished during a three.hour
special session of the Salem school
board last night,
Superintendent Elliott went over, in
detail, the conditions that exist in the
high school and showed the board how,
by using the room 81 present set aside
for ,he girls rest room and utilizing the
rooms now occupied by tne sewing class
during certain hours Of the day, ne
could provide room for the incoming
.llO high school students, and his plan
was endorsed by the beard. He aso
showed the board that, through a sys.
tenn Of distributing the pupils Of the
Seventh, Fights aud Ninth grades
among tne East Grant and Lincoln
schools he could establish a junior high
school system and could work a saving
in the expense of maintaining a senior
and Junior high school over the pres
ent system Of one central high school,
ana the board expressed themselves us
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
ENGLISH not in THE
WAR FOR WHAT They
WILL Get OUT or IT
Continued from Page One.)

tbc British stiU boIinvo thcy will no
heavy gainrrs nv tho war
With the l,aisGr's colopioI nc,sossio,s
emf off from tbc homo land II onnooI,s
certain that thev must falI into Rritia,
hands and as t6cro is no nrosnoct tbot
their navy win boyo hoen bronpbt down
bv t6e strupolo to auything IiI,o tbr
German level il is dirficuIt 70 soo bo,,.
the Germans cam ever pot tbem bocI,
They have t,ycn f0rmol nossossion
of Euypt and there is po nroIncct th,t
they viii be moblc to keen thot
They are in occupation of sncb to,ri.
tories as they wanted at tbr head or
tho Persian GuIf ,rd tLnso. ,Iyo thct,
evidently will he oblr to rcton
They have derived Germany of IT.,
foothold in China. and II they want
them. il appeor, coItain thpt tbcv rap
gain posscssiou of IFS iusular posgrsdnls
in the Pacific.
Finally, and pcrhaps most importan,
of all, they have driven Grmon com.
merce from the high seas. The war
over. the Germans presumobIv win try
10 re.establish its merchant marine. bit
the British, af upv rate. prn satisfied
that they will NOT he able TO do this
within the time of any man now living.
The British will hold on to IL mstead
The obliteration of tho Ottonlan EN-.
pire is deemed assured. Nothing can
save it, it is felt. bur A cleancut Ger.
man victory A draw will NOT be onouph
The sultan will not be driven ont of
Europe merely His Asiatic possession,
will be cut up, too. Germany. even If
il gets as good as a draw, viii not be
able to prevent it. To do so. he would
need navy as strong as Great Brit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
FIGHTING IS RESUMED
ALONG WESTERN FRONT
Row of German Trenches
Demolished By the French
Artillery

Paris, Jan "a resumption Of fight.
ing along practically the whole Of the
western battle front was announced in
the war office 5 official communication
issued here today
South Of Ypres it was stated that
the Frcncn artillery had demolished q
row Of German trenches and silencnd
the reutonic mine throwors in that dis.
trict, Several German batteries were
said to have been silenccd also, between
ATas and Amiens,
scissors was reported to have been
bomDardcd by the Germans in revenge
fu their failure to rctake positions
which the French had wrcstcd from
there and the local palace Of justice
was destroyed
In the Soupir region, hill 1872 wls
said to have been captured by the Gal.
lie forces, with three German trenches.
the gain amounting to $50 yards. The
Germans tried to recover this lost
ground by a counter attack but were
repulsed with heavy losses.
French artillery successes were claim.
ed in the Laon.Craonc region.
AZ Ptrehes very severe fighting was
reported, without any material gains
ON either side.
French progress was claimed in the
Argomes.
1t was admitted that the Germans
mad reoccupied Surnhaupt, in the Woe.
vre region, but II was said they lost
enormously in doing so.
Except that both sides had been re-.
inforced and that the fighting was in.
creasing in intensity no fresh news had
been received from Asace.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
7iiG YELLOW PERIL
Japanese Warnings.

The japanese ear1y sought for the
truth, aud their earliest knowledge was
the principle that their strength depeud.
ed ON healthy stomach. They eat
very little aud practice "Jm.Jitsu -
muscular exercise from youth mp. The
stomach is the center Of the body from
which rndiates our vitality strcnuosiiy,
our fighting strength. A healthy stom
ach turns the food we eat into nourish-
ment for the blood stream and ihe
nerves. Dr. Pierce y Golden Mpdhnl
Discovery refrcshes and tones nm the
stomach walls. Removes the poisonous
gases from the system.
The first day you start 20 take this
reliable medicine, impure germs aud
accumulntions begin 10 separate In the
blood and are then expelled through the
Liver Bowel and Kidneys.
In place Of the impurities. the ar.
teties aud veins gradually get fresh
vitalizod blood and the action Of this
good blood ON the skin means that
pimplcs, b0ils carbuncIcs, ec1cmn, rash,
acne and all skin blcmishcs win dis.
appear Then you must remember that
when the blood is right, the liver,
stomach, bowels and Kidneys become
healthy active aud vigorous and you
viii have no more trouble with ndi.
gestion, backache, headache and con.
gtipation
Get Dr. Piercc's Gollon Medical Dis.
covery today at any medicine dealers;
1t Is a powerful blood purifier 80 pon-
ctrating that II even gets nj the Inn.
pure deposits IN the Joints and cnrrics
them out Of the system.
II is not o secret remedy for rs IN.
gradients are printed ON wrapper
For free advice or free booklet ON
blood, write Dr. " NJ, Pierce Buffalo,
". v.
Free Or picrre's Common Sense
Medical Adviser s sent free ON receipt
of 81 onpreni stamps 10 pay expense Of
wrapping aud mailing only
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09

patton cures Of the drugstore. are alb
solute proof Of the fullacy Of medical
means as cure for constipation. Drugs
give only temporary relief and leave
the patient In q worse condition than
he was az first
The bowels are among the most ini
portant organs Of the body Upon their
being kept In perfect condition de.
pends, In large measure, the health Of
the entire body They must be kept
free from ohstmciions.
Chropractic Adjustments never fail
10 get results In the most stubborn eases
Of constipation. have effected cures
In cases Of life long standing These
cures are permanent too,
II you are sick, no matter what your
ailment tacute or ohrouic) cali aud see
me- / believe I can prove TO you the
philosophy Of my statements. Consul
tation aud examination free.
Lady attendant Phone il6.
DR. W. II. REYNOLDS
Rooms iO2.34, Hubbard Building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
Gain Health Through
Modernized Chiropractic

Chiropractic is a scientific method Of
adjusting By hand the cause Of all
disease (acutc or chronic) II is cor.
rect knowledge or the brain, the spine,
spinal cord and the nerves cmanating
thcrefrom BY adjusting the great
nerve center the spine in natural
manner with the hands-the cause of
disease is removed Disease is abnorm.
nj quantity Of mental impulses cnused
by certain degrees Of pressure upon
the nerves A Chiropractor after locat-
ing the place Of pressure, corrects the
same, therefore causing % normal trans.
mission Of nerve force from the brain
70 all the tissues aud organs Of the
body, restoring health. Stop taking
drugs and avoid the knife, Many oper.
ations are unnecessary
CONSTIPATION CURE is NOT TO
BE FOUND IN THE DRUG STORE.
The number Of people who have OK.
hausted the supply Of so.Called consti.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
Farnum To Ask For
New Trial Says Attorney

RoschmH Or jan Attorney
Cardwoll representing Roy Famum,
who was found guilty by q jury here
last night ON a statutory charge In.
volyinp Edna Morgan of Glendale un.
nouncel today that he would file q mo.
ton for new trial ON the grounds Of
error and the discovery of new cyi.
dcnco Farnum also fnccs murder
charge, Miss Morgun's body burned ol
most 10 O crisp, having been found IN
the ruins Of hnrn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
FIRE AT WEST wooDBuRN.

The citizens of West Woodhurn were
alarmed by the cry Of "fircn about
1880 Saturday evening and found the
general merchandise store Of Walter
Dodge cnyclopcd in Flames. The fire
had gained such hoadwoy that il was
impossible 10 save anything. The inter.
ior Of the store being full of Flames
when the alarm was sounded II rs
thought that the fire started from the
stove IN the rpnr of the building.
Mr. Dodge curned $4,000 stock.
none of which could bc saved. and only
had $1,000 insurance, The buildings
and fixtures were The property of
John Mccormick. whose loss is cstimat
ed at about $1,000, with only tl0O in.
sutnncp,
The fire was severe blow 10 Mr.
Dodge who has only been in busiess
about Que year, aud who had Just got
his business established on u very snt
isfactory footing
Mr. Mccormick Il is rumorod viii
rebuild nt oncc- Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
APOSTROPHE
CAUSES SOME WORRY

In the article in the Capital Journal
Of Thursday Of this week wherein
statement issued by the accountaney
department. Of the office Of Insurance
Commissioner Ferguson, was reported
regarding the costs of conducting the
office Of county clerks Of the several
counties Of the state, the misplacng OF
an apostrophe in the word "clerEs''
which gave the word the possessive
singular instead Of the plural, as il was
intended 1t made it appear as though
criticism was offered Of the manner OF
keeping the accounts in the office of
County Clerk Gchlhar, of Marion
county.
In justice to Mr.. Gehlhar and also to
Insurance Commissioner Ferguson IL is
only fair that the mind Of the public
be disahused as to the inference that
might have been drawn, on account OF
the error, that Mr. Ferguson intended
TO rtticise Mr.. Gchlbar's methods Of
keeping his records in particular for
Mr., Fcrguson's statement, regarding
the practice of comfy clerks Of charg.
ing items of expense to the 'current
expenses account when they should br
charged to some special function of the
county government was used in
general sense and did not have ans
single office or officer in mind when u
was used The mistake was due purely
aud simply to the inadyertent misplae
ing of the apostrophe in the word
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
No Arrests For Breaking
City Ordinance Past Week

The blotter in police court still clean
this morning marked the completion Of
ono week in this city without single
arrest for breaking a city ordinance.
The last arrest was FOR riding a motor.
cycle with the cut out open made by
Motorcycle Officer Spencer on January
! and sine no one seems to have trifled
with any Of the city's rules Of con.
duet, Two arrests have been made on
state charges. This morning there were
six sleepcrs turned out to hike FOR the
suburbs, all were going south.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
WOULD Do AWAY WITH
ALL SPECIAL FUNDS
Secretary Of State OlcOtt
Makes Many Important
Recommendations

"Good business demands the repeal
of all continuing appropriations and the
substitution therefor Of biennial appro.
priations by the legislature in such
amounts as may be deemed necessary, -
is the keynote Of the economy and re-
trencamentn recommendations which
Secretary Of State Olcott will make to
the coming legislature in his biennial
report.
Furthermore, Secretary Olcott takes
the same view that State Treasurer Kay
does regarding the creation and main
tenance Of so many special funds in the
state treasury, which cannot be used for
any purpose except as specifically desig-
mated by the legislature, and recon-
mends that all moneys appropriated for
state purposes be placed in a single fund,
applicable to all purposes Of state gov.
ernmcnt.
This plan, in his estimation, would
have tendency to do away with the
exhaustion Of funds set aside for Ger.
tain purpose and the need Of calling
tine emergency board together to pro-
vide for a deficiency, when there are
other funds in the treasury with a big
surplus and no legislative authority for
Iapproprating such surplus to make up
Iu q deficiency in other funds Under
the present system Of maintaining
special funds it is rather the rule
than the exception that moneys pile up
in the special funds in the treasury,
which cannot be touched for any other
purpose while the general fund is cx-
hausted and the state is obliged to pay
| interest ON warrants endorsed for lack
Of funds. At the same time the state
has money coming from taxes and 9th.
er sUrces, due and payable upon spc.
cific date, and if provision is made
whereby state taxes can be paid upon
a more equitably distributed basis, it
would not only operate as a great saw
| ing to the state in the interest paid
on endorsed warrants but would save
] great deal Of needless embarrassment
and extra work and expense on the part
Of the departmental forces.
Mr. OIcott points out that there are
at present 50 separate funds aud the
| tendency is to increase aud multiply
continuing appropriations, At tine pres.
cnt timc the specific continuing appro.
| priati0ns, or what in principle amount
to the same, aggrcgating approximately
/ Sb2l3,ljO for the year 1913, or 81 1926.
$50 for the ensuing biennim, l0ljlG.
| In addition TO this there are a number
| of state departments and. boards main.
| tanned by the fees which they are an.
[ IhDriypI IA fhurnp ul,I .p1Ia.t. tb.,.. ..r,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
x X X X X X x x X X X
THE MARKETS
4 4 4 = x y 4 X x y 4 x y

Market prices are on standstill ex.
cept in the grains and mill feed lines.
These are unsteady, but with an up
ward tendency. Today there was an
other advance of 80 cents per ton on
bran, and shorts went up 81 per ton.
Creamery butter dropped cents to-
day This was caused mostly by the
uTer.supply in Portland and Seattle.
The California markets were 3 cents
under the local, and the crowding in of
these markets is forcing the local down.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
Good Buys in
Real Estate

20 acres Of bearing rmne Orchard,
well located, Z miles from Salem. This
is bargain, price $4,000,
3 acres Of land all set to prunc trees,
small house barn, well, 4 miles out
price $500; $500 down, balance 5000
per year. 6 per cent interest.
% acres Of good land, is acres under
cultivation, balance timber miles
from Salem, price Sl,sOO; $500 down,
balance 5000 per year g per cent inst
Wen improved 20 acres good house,
barn, other outbuildings, running
wutcr close TO school, macadam road,
plenty Of fruit price $4,000.
: room house, bath toilet, clcchic
light, lot ~ by lj0 feet cast front
bearing fruit, good barn close to school
cmlinc, price $500,
i-room plHsicrcd house basement, two
large lots close TO school and one block
from carlmc, price $1,000,
. acres Of mnd nearly all under cult.
yation. close 10 railroad AMI four miles
from Salem, price $780, Sgj Town bat
anoo $500 per month, 6 per cent inter
est
Wen improved . acre tract for rot
lust outside Of the city limits and close
TO rarinc
If you want 10 buy trade or sell see Az
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
Room 2, Bush Bank Bldg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
COOPER LEADS.

Point Iona Race Course, San Diego.
CnL, Jan. 0--At the end Of the 3Oth
lap Cooper led Carlson By only one min.
ute and nine seconds Alley waa third.
O'Donell fourth aud Rucktnll fifth.
Oldficld's Maxwell caught fire al
the Roseyillc turn in the 3Gth lap Ilp
left the race.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
POLICEMAN SHOT BY ROBBERS.

st. Louis, No., Jan Police Ser.
goant Gibbons was shot and killed TO-.
day while attempting to arrest two
bandits whom he caught robbng safe
in the Wabash railroad station at Del.
mnr, suburb, The robbers got less
than 80 and escaped after running
fight with Gibbons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
The annual show Of Tho Marion coun.

The annual show Of the Marion coun.
ty poultry association, which promises
TO be the best exhibit Of high class
birds that has ever been made In this
county will open at the armory on
Tuesday morning, January ~ aud will
continue until Friday evening, the 10th.
An unusually fine string Of prize birds
have been entered in competition IN the
main events and the local entries for
scoring will remain open until Tuesday
morning, II. II. Collier Of Tacoma,
Washington, one Of the best known au.
thoritics ON poultry in the Northwest
has been engaged 10 do the Judging and
scoring Of birds, and Superintendent
II. $, Carter will have charge Of tho
exhibit All entries for scoring may
be sent 10 g. NJ, Boris, route Salem,
secretary Of the association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09

GlLE-At the family home, j15 North
Winter street, Salem Or, Friday,
January 8, 1918, baby jcaue Margaret
Gilc daughter Of II, S. Gilc, at the
age Of ! months.
The baby's mother Mrs Margaret
Clarke Gle, Of Victoria, B. G, passed
away while abroad ten months ago
Relatives surviving IN Salem besides
the father arc the grandmothcr, Mrs
Reuben Gilc and Miss Nina Gilc Mrs.
r. W. Brown Of North Bay, Canada,
and Robert Gic Of Roscburg are in
Salem to attend the funeral which will
be held today at 2;3O p. m from the
residence, Rev, II, II. Marshal officiat.
ing. mtcmcnt will be in the city
View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09

Upon the furnishing Of a bond in
the sum Of $4,000 with 30 of the most
substantial business and professional
men Of Portland as personal surctics,
under which he Is firmly bound To Ma.
rion Annie Grace, Of Portland, $500
in gold, Governor West this morning
granted conditional pardon TO W. II,
Chaplin, Of Portland, who stands con.
victed Of the crime Of larceny by
baillcc, concerning some real estate
transactions in which $500 Of the
funds Of William and Marion Grace.
an aged couple, were alleged TO have
lost in speculation,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
< * y y * * = * :. # # x * X Il !

Governor West this morning an.
sounccd the appointment Of Charles II.
Marsh, Of Pcndlcton, as county Judge
Of umotillo county to succeed County
Judge MoIoncy who has rendered his
resignation TO the governor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
4 i; 4 * y x i x x y x 4 x x i
K ;,
MARRIED
( x x < < < x x 4 & < < x x ,

y - - - - - y - - ~ y - - - -
\ pretty home wedding took place
in Fairfield, December 30th, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Short
when their daughter Mary Valley, be-
came the bride of Frances Ralph Du-
Rettc.
The parlors were tastetully dccorat-
ed in Christmas green's, ferns and flow
ers, The bridal party stood under an
arch Of fir and Oregon grape
Rev Melvin J. Ballard, Of Portland,
performed the ceremony, which was
witnessed by about forty friends and
relatives of the young couple.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
cream brocade silk trimmed with ex-
quisite medallions and tatted lace. Her
bouquet was Of white carnations. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Elaine
short, who wore u lovely gown Of pale
blue crepe, and carried carnations
The groom was attended by Reuben
Short, brother Of the bride
After congratulations, delicious
luncheon was served. The bridal bou-
Quet was caught by Miss Nellie Mar
thalcr,-Woodburn Independent.
In the presence of relatives and
friends, at the home Of the bride, Call,
ton, Yamhil county, Oregon, ON Sun.
day, January 3, Mr. j. VI. W. Bonncy.
of Woodburn, and Mrs. Sarah T.. Fryer
we're united in marriage, Rev, Mr. Day
officiating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
DIED

* x 4 4 4 x \ x * X X X Il 4 4 X
LEWlS-At his home Ferry and High
streets, Salem Or, Friday, January
$ 1918 at q p. m, Sing Lewis, aged
60 years
Funeral services win be held today
at 2 p, m, from the parlors Of Lehman
4 Clough Intcrmcnt will be in the ].
o. o, f. cemetery
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09

Al things come TO the man who
waits--if he wnits ON himself while
waiting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09

And occasionally o woman makes
fool Of man and then rubs it in by
him