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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-13

The network Of trenches on Mars
prove that we named that planet
better than we knew.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30

resolute at last. and finding himself
unable to decide what next to do. MY
map mas the misfortune OF having
oeen made from the imagination and
not trom facts in hand. But now
see, here the way forks"
Before him now lay a series Of cal.
leries still damp from the recent
nooding from the moat. It was sachio's
theory. based upon he knew not what
tnat the treasure chamber must lie
somewhere under the moat. that the
hood gates must have been devised
Tor some purpose OF protecting II. He
acted upon that theory now, and with
no better guide than the greater damn
ness OF the rock floors which he fol-
lowed. he wandered on hour after
hour.
AT length he paused. helpless. puz.
zied. dumfounded. He had taken a
wrong turn somewhere tn this Iaby.
rtnth OF underground channels, He
had not even found the water gates
which had flooded these levels 80 re
Gently. He had found no new re
cesses in the rocky walls. He had
found nothing which in the least com
pared itself with the map he now held
In his hand! The cold sweat broke
out upon his forehead even In these
icy depths.
My Cod" said sachio Of Crahof
fen to himself. Il have failed
Yes. Sachio had failed. He knew
what that meant. Death was TO be his
portion for his failure. Would Il come
In one swift stroke at the hand OF his
monarch. moved by the frenzy Of his
disappointment, Or. would II come In
the slow torture Of deliberate revenge
wrought on him for that failure in the
nendish ingenuity Of the icy soul OF
Cortislav,
Il have failed" said Sachio to him
self. and through my own fault,
had success in my grasp and threw II
away. That girl could have told me
everything. and sent her avay-be
yond all reach-out Of our country
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riddle Of the missing Gretrhoren
coin. IL either OF these two Kingdoms
should march against the other. II its
armies should lay level with the earth
the battlements and towers of its en-
emy-why. that would but bury the
deeper the secret which alone AMI
mated either In the quest OF conquest.
As for any offense against Grahof-
fen. however. what could Michael the
weak have done now, with his right.
hand man. his ablest general. his best
man OF affairs. gomez He hesitated as
to means OF the offensive. Just as his
chief rival pondered the results pos
siole. even Of successful offensive.
Meantime. the truth remained that
the key to all this coil was absent. nor
was she apt to return. Kitty Gray
certainly must cherish a keen memory
OF injuries she had known on these
shores The armies OF America might
come back. the ships Of America mixht
anchor in these ports. their guns might
exact apology or tribute-but Kitty
Gray herself would not return. that
was sure. Therefore Affairs halted.
The battle was arrested as though the
sun had halted midway Of the heavens
In . modern Ajalon-
Yet. not 90 far away. as actual dis
lance Is measured. the two principals
OF this play still lived Kitty and
Count Frederick we're separated from
the rival kingdoms by not 80 many
leagues OF the sea. yet they knew not
where they were more than did any
OF these others. The sea which
stretched between the two lands was
narrow enough In fact. Jet potentially
II lay immeasurably vide.
As to the secrets OF the rival king.
doms which they had left behind.
neither Of these two much concerned
himself. There were other things
which concerned each vastly more.
When Count Frederick hastened
away from the side Of the sacrincial
IRE In the search OF the woman Who
had come so near being It's victim. he
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was overlooked at the moment alike
him thither and by the inhabitants OF
the village which they had surprised
These were rival factions, or rival
tribes upon the island. and for the
time their ancient hatred made them
forget the presence of the white man
They fell upon each other fercely. and
in the swift clash Of arms all else was
overlooked Perhaps they remembered
the potency Of the white mans
weapons. Their own weapons none
the less would serve for q skin whose
color they understood. With much
cheerfulness they addressed them.
selves to the task of mutual mutila
ton.
The conflict swayed here and there
until at length the villagers seemed
to have the best OF the invaders. The
latter now remembering their white
leader. broke OF toward the forest,
hotly pursued by their antagonists
Thus at length they all. q mixed array
Of fighting men, found themselves AT
the brink Of the cavern where but re
Gently Count Frederick had followed
the trail of Kitty Gray and her captor
They also plunged down the slope. still
mingled. still fighting. so that present
ly there might have been heard deep
within the subterranean cavern the
clash Of spear or shield. and the thud
of war clubs against human skulls.
BY this time Kitty Gray had been
rescued from the immediate peril
which had threatened. When Count
Frederick called out. the haif-witted
sailor turned toward him. and hest.
tated half an instant. With swift in.
stinct. rKitty's fingers found vulner.
able place in her assailant's eyes. and
as he roared In pain. she pulled her
self free from him and sprang down
and back into the arms Of Count Fred
erick. who caught her close. murmur
ing some words with whose meaning
she was well content.
MY heart. my life." he exclaimed,
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With her gone. we have no hope re-
maining-we never shall find it our.
selves. She alone now could save my
life-she whom I mistreated-and she
whom / sent away"
and Count Frederick" he went on.
stili musing to himself. He was my
enemy. and is today-but something
tells me that he also has the clue. II
he were here. could wheedle or
threaten him. Perhaps he is with her:
away! Did ever a man gain aught by
bullying . woman, Fair speech with
them-or the bowstring-those are
the only ways. / am sentenced.
doomed. and by my own fault"
Discouraged. bafied. perhaps after
all. affected by the gloom Of these sur
roundings, he turned back at last.
Somewhere near him he knew. some
where perhaps not biscuit toss away
measured by distance in the open air,
lay q dark cloistered space. the cham
ber Of tortures, grim in its secrets. its
floor perhaps piled with broken bones.
its walls perhaps hung full Of the old
machinery for parting flesh and soul
In lingering agony. Was 1t indeed
true that the lost souls in that hidden
chamber had wiped out the trace OF
It and left the surface Of all these
walls alike?
Count Sachio could feel the needles
and pincers of hot steel tearing at his
own soul.
-Gone!" said he. to himself, gone!
And 'twa. ! who sent her away.
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30
CHAPTER Xxx.

No intimation could come to anyone
in the two rival kingdoms as to the
whereabouts Of those two persons OF
most Importance in the swift drama OF
those days-Kitty and Count Freder-
ick. They had disappeared utterly
and left no trace With them nad
passed all hope OF the solution OF the
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30

v,,,v Gray. newspaper woman. fnds In
eurto shop half OF a broken COIN. tne
J. uss,rsosity and leads her. At the order
X - managing editor. TO 80 to the prin-
.,s.x ~ N Gretshoffen to piece out the
Epsxs e. .,r rested By the Inscription. She Is
s.s,exsd. and on arrival In crstxhonsn
-. .sv.ntures while chasing the secret
y re broken coin begin
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.x.r =. y. nn.ss -. - a.,
and sacsa ,ha .,r.rr. 80. -
whom, .ha ga ..c.r.S
Oncs moro x,,,, "a, .
her the faaI,rv ,h., Co.. III
ve.k and aIw.v. mus, =. -.
Where's. hs har ,a,a a,a
stron. and aIvsv. would -. .,ron~
she WAS conten, N cover aown hah,rs
him ana leave the even, ~ h,r,
rho 49,. :, ~,
hind ,hsr, go =, wa,,,.. -
Count Fredsr,cS turnad 20 ,sea ,he
,haryx evure =, ,hs mar OH, h., 49,
had been the cantor Of Kitty Crav
| The muxzle Of the nistoi nress,ng 10
| his face spoke louder than anv words
seemed. indeed. TO restore 10 him a
part OF the reason he had lost throuxb
dwelling here among the .,v.~.s On
q shore upon which he had been cast
unknown years earlier. He threw up
| his hands now. "Avast. there. can.
tainl" he cried Il surrender"
Who are your" demanded Count
Frederick "or wha, sre youY"
The halfdemented creature ,....s
| notnenseo creature passed
a .s'oss ms iAce. blessed u i
son 'ou INC uu'h ABOUT mat
." NC saio' anu tnats the trutn- But
Old Jimmy wainwright Of the ship Ad.
venture. out OF Clyde. It's maybe We
e.s. T soe"se.s years
sno Anam vas
sA eoy. Den, An' fneno. cap
w. w.,.--..ss ., . .1
en-. -s
| ~. .o'ns ~""n ne'e
AA1'
pe.n' jour nonof' sif' came
nere 70 nse sste- ! XII some OF them
e. io'As once IN . vnhe> Tney
.nnA crazy ana mayoe tneyre
nov Can teii' captain your
nonof' sf
fou Know this place." exclaimed
frederick rhus far We are safe. but
lseen 10 tnem coming
Ay. ~. sir; nghting Ike cats and
dogs. They always do. We must cut
and run. or they'll kill US all. and put
US In the big IRE yonder. Don't
Know! I've seed sights q plenty. up
there. l couldn't s-beared 70 seen the
white lady burned"
Lead oni" said Frederick. quickly.
We must hide. or Il will be too late"
This way. captain. your honor. air,
And bear . hand fvely.- -.- -.. a
Count Frederick and Kitty Gray fol-
lowed him a. he ned deeper into the
| caverrous interior OF the lava hill.
Theysturned corner after corner. until
at length the sounds Of the pursuit be-
came fainter and died away far at the
rear.
-Eres ny ONE. SIR began the old
sailor at last. as they paused before 4.
| rude cabin. which showed some ami
maI-liks proof Of human occupancy.
Wen be safe are In, tAtuk,n~.
But they we're not safe for long. The
keen instinct Of the savage trailers,
hot in the blood lust which nov pos
sessed them. brought them on ulti-
mafafy nlonr tha trail ara ,n tr. .r~f
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ThEDRo!KENQo1N
Ia Story Of Mystery and Adventure
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From the Scenario By W
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SYNOPSIS.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
Chief Of Police Sebastian
Goes On Witness Stand

Los Angeles, Cal, May 4.--While 'ne
verdict Of the people in his candidacy
for mayor was being recorded today az
the municipal primary polls, Chiet VI VI
Police Sebastian went on the WITNESS
stand in defense Of his good name ana
reputation which were questioned os
the charge that he had contributed, ~ ~
the delinquency of II year Old hal'H
Serkin. t.a
Sebastian began his testimony l9te
Yesterday He was but fairl yuuug,ii ,,i
way when the court adjourned uu.'
this morning. Already he had sweep t,p
ngly denied the charge against MIN. MN.
turning to the jury and dromauya.&i !
calling upon God to strike nm "yrt got
in the witness chair if he were nv, nv
innocent in detail Of the charge ne
denied. with Rooseveltian pounding o.
the arms Of his chair that he had eve, ever
fondled Edith Serkin or had py,h .h
guilty OF misconduct of any sort WIZ"
the girls sister, Mrs. Lillian Pralu M
Juror Reese of Long Beach was rTa "a
when court adjourned last nlgnl', ar.
seemed better today, however ana -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
SPEED DEMONS ENTER
SALEM AUTO RACES
First Race Will Be Called AT z
O'clock In Order To Com
plete Card

Robert A. Hilon, manager of the
Northwest Automobile Association, ar
rived in Salem this morning to attend
to the details of the big Auto Race
Meet to be held at the State Fair
Grounds on next Saturday afternoon,
and on account of the lengthy program
the first race will be called promptly
at 200 p. m.
II. l., Keats, Oregon representative
Of the American Automobile Associa,
tion, will be here to witness the racing
and to see that it is an actual contest.
Most Of the drivers and machines that
raced in Portland last Sunday will par
ticipate in the Salem meet. Twelve
thousand people witnessed the racing
last Sunday and the meet was conceded
by all the press of Portland and the
public to be the greatest automobile
racing ever witnessed in that city.
Frank Elliott, with his fast Gordon
Special, has just arrived from Los
Angeles, California, and has never
raced against the other machines that
will be here. The Romano Special,
"ii'Nh III "i'Ni hdtt IdCto ny NudS. LdJId
and Ray Lentz, two of the big North,
west drivers; Jim Parsons, with his
Parsons Special; Ernest Schneider, in
Schneider's Special; Geo. A. Neep IS
Velie, driven by Fred Barsby, Harry D.
Stratton, the wealthy young owner
from Seattle will drive his own Mercer
c. N, Blanket, who last Sunday won the
Portland championship event at the
Rose City speedway will also be one of
the contestants at the meet here next
Saturday. Several other prominent
Northwestern drivers have signified
their intention of racing here for the
afternoon and a large delegation of
Portland people will drive up from
Portland to witness the event.
Frank c, Apple, who was the official
deferee at Portland, has conse>.ted to
act in that capacity in Salem Manager
Hillon states that on the showing made
next Saturday will depend whether
Salem will be included in the annual
inter-city auto race circle. Portland
never was so worked up over high class
racing before The cars will begin to
arrive tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
CRACK ATHLETES WILL
COMPETE IN BIG MEET
Americas S Best Signed Up For
Championships Al EXpOSi-
ton Track

San Francisco, May 4-Amcriea,s
best athletes viii compete at the Pan.
anna Pacific exposition next saturday,
Mny for the Pacific Coast track and
rird championships. This sporting
agcut takes the place Of the Olympic
games at the exposition, the war having
interferrcd with the attempt to bring
the games to san Francisco.
Among the uthcletcs who will appear
is Fred Kelly Of the University OF
Southern California, Los Angeles, hold
or of the world 5 record in the l2O yard
hiph hurdles. Howard Drew, world 5
champion spHntcr is entered in tho 700
and 22O yard dushes by the University
of Southern California. Both these mcu
will meet with keen competition Kelly
was beaten early in the season by
Prcblc Of California aud, although kel
Tvs record was not broken, he regards
the defeat ms Il stain ON his career which
must he wiped out when he meets
Prchlc again Murruy of Stanford i'
also expected to pr,s, Kelly over the
tail sticks
Eddie stanton NJ Cah'ofniu Is goin'
fast in the sprints Even if M dor oo
beat Drew, he will make t'tr Suu'hw
do his best to win, according to W'sln
Indications wilson, the Stanford di,
tuncc man, Rouuctt, Stanfrd's undc
tented hnlf miller Brehc, the CalIlorut
conner Krohu, Stanford 3 champion pot
,.,,,It,r a.. ,,,O og lnypug pf plum biDu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
Eugene Will Play
Salem Next Sunday
University City Expects to Enter Team
In Projected Valley League-Turner
Promotes League,
Eugene Daily Guard.)

According to present arrangements, n
baseball team viii be formed in Eugene
to play game with Salem ON Sunday,
May 9. No lineup has been made, but
La Verne Van Martcr, who is engineer.
ing the project, states that he will get
up good team to play the SaIcmitcs,
who recently wrote to Eugene,
Arrangements are also being made to
enter a Eugene team in q willamette
valley baseball league, which would in.
clude Salem, Albany and Dallas These
three cities have already formed teams
and are reported to be strongly backed
by business men.
j. D. Turner, a Salem attorney, man.
ager Of the Salem team, is cndeavoring
to form the league and the other two
cities mentioned have significd their in.
tcnton to enter into the league.
Albany has team organized, under
the mauugorship of c. y. Small Dal.
las has also formed a team.
According 70 Van Martcr the en-
trance Of Eugene team into this
league, depends entirely upon diamond
facilities.
He stated that he was cudcavohng to
have thc r., T. 4. railroad lower its
fare 10 Midway park on Sundcys, at
least when the games would be played.
and also to contract for special cars to
bring the fans to and from Engcno. In
years before, he claimed, the fare was
bat five cents, aud at that time Eugene
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

New York May t--At the invitation
of Manager John MyGtaw, OF the New
York Giants, Billy sunday, who In his
day was some hall player himself, came
over here from Paterson to witness the
game between the Philadelphia Nation.
ais and tnc Giants, Billy brought along
with him Ma Sunday, George Sunday,
his son. and Jack Cardiff, his trainer.
Billy put a wish on the phils, SO that
might have helped them win. The evan.
gelist violated all rules Of the national
league whcu he went down to the
Giants hruch aud affcctonately on.
lwmcd his arm around Manager Me.
G'aw 5 ucvh. lie sioke to Rubc Mar.
guard and congratulated aim ON pitch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

'hE u no mt gomc After the game he
s2iu; While thc game was the first
O'g league contest have seen this sen.
sou' @ ! 'O'9h ihat the races for the pcn.
. u'o's IN both the National and Amcri.
van l'agNcs WIll be Keen this year. such
4 vuuV',lou Us good for baseball, fer il
N'G'pN tue interest OF the fans well kew.
wv W. .eNIeau who started In the
l, p'.'u'' ooN Tor the Giants, and Mey.
gu,N ms catcher made good battery
,n' thladelphta battery was also an
eNccllcn, one. Demaree Is soma nitcb"r
.,"n "u U,'oG N'illfer is a corbiug back.
Ii,oP, As ! said before, both teams
,,'t,I, 'VoS'u very good to me. and IN
,a( miea'( glad | had an opportunity to to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

ing semi.professionN baseball Albany
and Dallas are also smaller and they
have their teams already formed.
haven't u lineup in mind but Eugene
is not lacking by any means in base.
ball material In fact, | know there is
absolutely good material here, and the
boys, some Of whom ! have spoken to,
are willing to play and are eager OF do
it. ~
Van Marter explained that it would
not be u slip.shod ball league by any
means, but that the bull offered would
be Of u good class, and played on a
regular schedule.
Tie stated that Turner the Salem
manager, had spent $500 in the maSing
Of a new park ia that city, and that the
m9GJgor meant husmass
The Salon man N idea is to start ont
this summer with uon-profcssionol ball
and continue su for one or two years.
AZ the end OF that time, he claims, the
valley could support semi.professional,
or class "D' hpll
Van M0rlnr went to Salem today 10
confer with the baseball managers there
ON various matters pertaining to the
formation Of the league.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
Schedules For Six Months
Supplies Are Nearly Ready

Secretary H. h Goolin, OF the state
board OF control states thut the new
schedules TOR supplies for the different
state institutions for the six mouths.
July ! To- December ST. 1918, ARE In
course OF preparation aud will be- Que
soo0 u' expects that bid, for the sub.
plies, Including sugar meats groceries.
etc. will be opened some time In June
aud hc predicts that the aggregate cost
OF institutional supplies for the latter
halt of this year will Ne considerably
lower than for the past two or three
corresponding periods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

pected to be able to 60 tir'a "
day without discomfort,
Trial Postponed
Los Angeles, Cal, May ~ y
plea that Chief of Police Shasiia
In of the shock resulting irn Y
mysterious shooting at bis Sn'
night. his trial on a charge q
tibuting to the dependency q
serkin was postponed today ul''
morrow morning, The psiPol.
was announced after Earl ~, NS
Sebastian s chief counsel, and ",
Sfforney Woolwine bad @i,lla
with Judge Wood, Sebastian. tl., ,. Y \
said, spent the night searching W. \. \
nerson who fired two shots ~. VI,
the window of bis home shorty n
midnight .,. ,aus
Earl Rogers, seba'ilans ,ls...s lre3'
said he will make a personal :, ~ I'S'S, I, \
tio" fS',' of the shooting. He sid \ \ !
licvej the affair was the W. y h \
cranks and was the t'O''
Sebastian trial .,,,,i,, nj
fake and had a poiit,l,SsaI ,,,,s. .,a,T Pa,,'', y
absurd he said. alu, sl.,. ", ~r,cihl
started by SeOa'''"'
nnemies. y -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
Dallas High School Team
Defeats McMmnville High


Dallas or. MAY l. The baseball
tonm of the Dallas hirh school dcfcutcd
,hc t,nm of McNIiunyiIlc high school iu
a swift gnmc saturday afternoon ON the
lirh school campus. Revcns us pitcher
f,r th, l,col plpyers was the Star of
4hp pamc. pitching one Of the best
ramcs ever witnessed in the city. A
wee, ara Saturday the same team from
Dallas defeated the McMinnyill, boys
by n score of a 10 o and the Visitors
camc ia nplns with the intention of
gAitpNashnr the local PLAYERS The
.rorc was A, To a.
Fruit Growers Association Mccts
TN, regular monthly meeting of the
POLK Counly's Fruit Growers ossoca.
ttoa was hold In ,he commercial club
rooms saturday afternoon with large
number of members prcstut. President
n, G. Ulin presided M the mootmg, \
general discussion oi spraying followed
the opening of the scssion and much
valuable Information gained report
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

NNorIlhurd from Page One.)
to construct a pipe line O miles in length
to divert this water to the city. The
estimated cost Of the works being
100000.
The city of Eastsde in Coos county
proposes to secure Il municipal water
supply from Wllanch creek. The cost
being $4,000.
In all III permits for the appropria.
tion of water were issued, of which 10
are for the construction of reservoirs
Under these permits it is proposed to
irrigate l6247 acres Of land, and de.
velop gO,OlS horsepower
Fees to the amount Of Sl,8S0.Q0 were
transmitted to the state treasurer's = of.
flee which is considerably less than the
amount usually transmitted probably
due to the fact that fewer appronrin.
tions of water are made during winter
months than during other seasons of
the year,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
CITY HALL NEWS
< 4 \ y x x x x \ i, x x < x ,

Wah Hong, noodle chef of the
Oriental quarter of this city, plead
guilty in police court this morning to
the charge Of allowing a minor in his
place of business after O'Clock and
was given fine of So by Judge Elgin.
When told that in default Of the fine
he would be confined to Jail for two
and one.half days, Wong went to Jail to
save money, 1t appeared that Mark
Skiff went into Hong's restaurant TO
get bowl Of rice for some other parties
and while he was waiting for the order
to be filled the officer made the arrest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

Mark Skiff, through his willingness
to serve as a waiter for couple Of his
friends was given fine of SO in police
court this morning ON charge Of being
in Chinese noodle joint after 5000
O'Clock. Mark is still a minor and
closhed with this provision Of the city
ordinance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

The Want pages go to the
office and home and are con-
suited often and frequently
clipped and filed for ready
reference. The Journal
Wants are valuable-that's
the reason.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

rbo best 400 a. f. toi@ 55o y n 5dl'f
His9iSi M .i,5 inP'V1y II crop sot. with s,I,ss R,..
a2i is,5 a. OF .ail. I'.Ib balance ap.'as p 3
under .l,S riII ssii at iIi,,,'a roal aas
rer' per ocrc ere terms wen ''
acre. a. ,cRgs -
@ al A' 10 iiIopdi i'D
Well imPL'.Ir' gl os, acrei t'rn'
Is AhiS no ~
All under cal',.l,,sle, .,,s, easy n
Price sl:' iCREs lNPBO, ..s,j - =
Fine 5,aIIS II, implsnsni'i
crop. crop, sssoo. a,a terms, s,,,,yslLOas
Ff''s MODERN BL'ya "a si'T
s0'a 0D HOUSE,, Ey' "a Joan
MONEY \. ~ VrSlrfS
INSURANCE
/. pse1III@.5 y I"
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

hussicr had been released and an effort
was made saturday 10 locate him aud
inform him of his mothers death
MtS. Fetd Hartmann passed away
Saturday ot the family home ON Lylc
street after an illpcss Of several
month Is duration due to broken rio
caused 10y a fall which caused tubercu.
losis OF the bone, Funeral services will
be held this afternoon. Burial taking
place In the |. O. o. +. cemetery.