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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

LadIes: If you would appear dis tlnguIshed get your hat at the Model. 11-17-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

Judgment was issued this morning in the case of A. Fl. Mann against the Holbrook Fish Co. in favor of the plaintiff for the amount of S25142.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

Florence Clark has purchased from the Casey shattuck company Lot 8. Block 10 of the Casey Shattuck addi- ton for Q consideration of $500.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

George D. James has filed lien against the property of Axel Elem berg on Lower Front Street to se- cure the paymen of S66.7O alleged to be due for materials furnished.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

Douglas orpheum-"clutching Hand" tonight 11-1S-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

Douglas orpheum-"clutching Hand
 tonight 11-1s-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

Tamales. oyster cocktails. cake and coffee at the Palace of Sweets. 1S-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19

The suit recently instituted by Mrs. Ida Pettengill against p. Evans has been dismissed on O motion of the plaintiffs attorney Mrs. Pettengill began the action to recover the amount of S7.5O alleged to be due for board.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-19
Made To Order Z

Mir. Al Lundaren, custom shOe- maker Of exceptional experience and ability has assumed charge Of our Custom Shoe and Repair Department. People that realize the value Of CUSTOM MADE SHOES. would be greatly benefit ted by Interviewing Mr. Lund. sren and getting acquainted with thelr fnturn shoe nonslhllltlea-
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COURTHOUSE NOTES

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

eff their boys bring this language
into the home, they-fathers and moth.
ers-will understand that the young
sters have not been to a prize.fight, nor
a saloon, nor to house of infamous re-
sort. Parents will understand that the
boys have been to religious service
and have listened to a preacher who
by the grace of an American college is
a doctor Of divinity, and who is sup.
ported by the leading clergy OF San
Francisco.
81 declare, in carefully chosen words,
that even if every result claimed by
the official press agent is as record
ed--a colossal . if and even if every
one who processes conversion is a
penitent and believer in DR.. Sunday 8
gospel, then the injury done by the
presentation Of sucn a loathsome gos-
pei, with such u frightful God, such a
grotesque Christ, such fantastic heav.
en-, such an impossible hell, must out.
measure and outweigh beyond all cal.
culation the good obtained by those
results.
If the pulpit and the pew substi-
tute for the religion of Jesus Christ the
gospel according to Billy Sunday
then protestant Christianity is doom
ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
WILL OPEN
FIRE ON MEXICANS
Battery c Arrives and Will
Get Busy If Bullets
Cross the Border

Nogales, Ariz, Aug. 6.-Battery G Of
the Sixth artillery arrived today from
Douglas, Ariz., ready to shell the Mex.
lean troops fighting for possession of
Nogales, Sonora, ii more Mexican bul,
let's enter United States territory.
While the Carranzistas, four miles
from Nogales, we're being reinforced for
the second assault with 1000 infan.
try, 500 cavalry and two heavy guns,
the American battery was unlimbercd
on the border and its cannon trained on
the scene Of the Mexican fighting,
Army officers stated positively to.
day that if they had known then that
bullets crossed the line during Wed.
nesday's fighting, they would have
given the order to fire on the Moxicans.
The next bullet to enter American ter
ritory will be signal for the artillery
to open up, it is asserted.
General Urballeio, commanding the
Villsta Yaqui troops, has been cut off
from Nogales by CNrranzistas He was
trying to get reinforcomcnts into the
city from Guaymas,
Carranzistas aoroplane, piloted by
Tommy Brown, fell 60 feet while
maneuvering nearing Nogales and was
smashed to pieces. Brown escaped,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
GERMANS DELIVER
fierce ASSAULTS
AGAINST THE ALLIES
Terrific Artillery Fire Is Fol-
lowed Up By Repeated
Infantry Attacks

Paris, Aug. G.-Beginning their at.
tacks with intermittent bombardments
in the Argonne on Wednesday, the Ger.
mans are delivering assaults against tho
French lines from the ArgOnne TO the
Meuse river. Critics disagree as TO
whether genuine offensive is under
way, but close watch is being kept on
the determined onsaughts Of the forces
Of the crown prince about Verdun.
Intense artillery engagements and
infantry attacks by the Germans in the
Argonne were reported by the com
munique from the war office today.
Around Eparges and along the Meuse
heights neavy attacks were repulsed,
the statement declared. Near Apremont
forest the Germans are shellng the
French positions.
Elsewhere no important engagements
are reported, Weak attacks were made
arUnd Souchez and north Of Arras, and
were easily repulsed it was stated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
WOMAN BRUTALLY
TREATED BY TRAMPS
Left Her Bound and Gagged
In Lonely CanyOn---TwO
Under Arrest

Toledo, Ore, Aug 6,-AlIeged to
have been the men who crimnally as
saulted and robbed Mrs h. R. Lakin,
near Chitwood late yesterday, and then
leaving her bound and gagged to die,
two tramps are closely guarded in the
iail here today, with the whole country
side aroused to angry mutterings.
Mrs. Lakin was found by a passerby
and taken td ChitwOOd in critical con.
dition from the hutalities to which she
was subjected.
Mrs. Lakin was riding along coun'
try road on horseback when confronted
by the two men. She was compelled
to dismount at the point Of revolver
and dragged into II ! oncIy canyon,
where the men, after accomplishing
their purpose, bound her hand and foot,
inserted a gag in her mouth and left
her.
Managing to loosen her feet Mrs
Lakin struggled tWturously to the road,
where she was found by Mr.. Max
field, of Independence, who took her
TO Chitwood and sprend the alarm.
Posses were soon organized aud set
out in pursuit Of the perpetrators OF
the crime.
The two tramps arrested were soon
oyertaken Each was armed, but sur
rendered without struggle.
Mrs. Lakm is about 20 years old aud
is the wife Of Robert LGkin, Of Nash
vile, superintendent Of Corvallis q
Eastern railroad bridge crew.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
Says Germany Is Trying
To Put Russia Out OF 1t

strategy is to force Russia to quit the
field. 1t would be of equal shortsighted-
ness on the part of the Teutons to
abandon the eastern offensive now as it
would have been to quit after the fall
of Lemberg The depression among the
normally pessimistic Slavs increases
with each Teutonic victory. The lack of
ammunition does not explain the con.
tinuous Russian retreat since the first
of May.
The frightful strain of the years ,
fighting is undoubtedly beginning to
undermine the Slav morale. The Teu-
tons believe that this may cause Rus
sia's complete collapse in the near fu-
ture.
The western lines are not as pierce
able as the eastern. In fact, it is doubt.
full whether it is breakable at all mas
much as the British and French are
better prepared and better manned than
the Russians. At the same time the
westerners having been saving ammuni,
tion since the eastern drive began in
order to meet possible offensive at
tacks against themselves. They are
rested and are today ready for the
greatest possible defensive combat.
To force separate peace from Russia
will probably continue to be the
kaiser's purpose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
Laws The Blame On
Cruel Housewives

San Francisco Aug. 6.-Decaring
that 10 per cent Of the women Of the
underworld are servant girls driven
there by cruel American housewives,
Mrs NJ. l.. Carpenter chairman Of the
Federated Club Women Of Chicago,
said today That the average housewife
was worse slave driver than the
southern plantation owner uf the slav'
cry days. She spoke before the depart.
ment Of labor conference on employ.
mcnt In session here.
Mrs. Carpenter who spent nine
months posing as servant 10 obtain
information on the servant problem, de
cIared her findings were almost unbe
lieyabe.
81 found that hundreds Of girls are
ruined by husbands and sons Of thest
cruel housewives and driven out int
the street. said Mrs Carpenter
"Others are forced into a life Of sham,
by crooked employment bureaus
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
DR.. Aked Horrified by
Billy Sundays Gospel

San Francisco, Aug. 6-Classing Billy
Sundays indecency of speech" with
the "indecency Of action on the Bar.
barry Coast" Rev. Charles A. Aked to.
day fought the second round of his con.
troversy with the evangelist. Appar-
emily il is going to be a one man fight,
for Sunday has so far refused to par
ticipate
The controversy started when DR..
Aked resigned from the Committee of
One Hundred in protest against the
employment of Sunday at the VanNess
tabernacle here.
81 do not know of any consideration
in the world which would induce me
to become a party to be buffoonery and
blasphemy of a Billy Sunday mis-
sion, said DR.. Akcd.
81 will mot join in the attempt to
suppress indecency of action on the
Barbary Coast and cOuntenance in
decency of speech at the VanNess tab.
ernacle,
"Parents may very well ponder this
quotation:
" 'Pilate was a lick.spittle, low.
down, free.mnch, hcg- -pouched, pliable,
plastic, ward.heeling, whiSliy.soaked
graft politician Of his day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
REPLY To ENGLAND
READY FOR REWSAL
BY THE PRESIDENT
Secretary Lansing Completes
Draft Of Note, Also Reply
To Austria

Washington, Aug, 6.-Upon President
Wilson's return to Washington, Secre-
tary of State Lansing will be ready to
submit TO him tentative draft Of the
Forthcoming note replying to Great
Britain's rejection of the American de-
mands regarding interference with
neutral commerce.
1t is understood Lansing's draft will
question the applicability of American
court precedents cited by Sir Edward
Grey in support of the British blockade
and will again demand that the block
ade be abandoned. 1t is presumed that
President Wilson will also have a
draft prepared, reiterating this coun.
try's position as to the bockading of
neutral ports and detention Of neutral
cargoes
Unless the conferences between
President Wilson and Lansing, which
will follow, result in a strong note to
England it is predicted the exporting
interests will bring strong pressure to
bear to force virtual ultimatum to
London.
Secretary Lansing has prepared an
answer to- Austria s protest against
the expectation of munitions to the al
lies 1t will not be dispatched, how.
ever, until the president returns from
Cornish. The reply is understood to
reiterate the administration conten'
ton that such expectation must be per
mitted in the interests Of neutrality,
which the United States interprets diff
ferently from Austria, and that the ex
isting rules annot be changed during
the course of the war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
BY ]. w. T. Mason.

(Written for the United Press,)
New York, Aug. 6.--The fall of Ivan.
gorod, the fortress guarding Warsaw
on the southeast, is military compile
ment to the capture of Warsaw. The
fall of the great Polish capital and the
taking of the Ivangorod fortress, is part
of greater German campaign whose
obiectives are the obliteration of the
field forces of Russia.
Although the captu.e of the Vistula
line is no end in itself, it must be re-
garded as the wars greatest success,
as one of the supreme military achieve
ments in all the worlds history. The i'm
mensity of the accomplishment is due
to the fact that the miracle was
wrought with only part of the Teutonic
power. Germany is holding England
and France in check; Austria is present.
ing an impregnable front along the
Italian border. Yet the Teutonc forces
have enough excess strength to capture
the principal Slav strongholds. 1t is
this that makes the victory rank almost
with those of the combats of the legen-
dary Titans.
The belief held in London that Ger
mans will concentrate forces about Ga
lais will probably prove unfounded. The
evident purpose Of the present Teutonic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
Allies PerSuading
Balkan States To Get In

Nish Serbia, Aug. G.--Another de.
tormined effort to embroil the Balkan
states in the war on the side of the al.
lies was revealed today in an official
announcement by the Serbian govern
ment.
d" Representatives Of the quadrupe
entente yesterday presented certain
friendly overtures TO Prime Minister
Pashitch of Serbia, the statement de-.
clared. "Their purpose was to avoid
friction between the Balkan states and
TO establish an entente between them
favorable TO the allies
This announcement followed con
ference Of Balkan representatives in
Athens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
TORTURED BY THIRST
ONE DIES ON DESERT
His Friend Sits By His Side
Three Days Himself Ex-
peCting to Die

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. g. While
coyotes and vulturcs hoyered near wait.
ing for their expected prey, James S,
Roche, an attorney Of Los Angeles sat
beside the dead body Of n friend,
stranded in an automobile on the desert
debating whether he should end three
days Of torture from hunger and thirst
by blowing out his brains.
The friend with Roche was John II.
Desh, also an attorney He died from
thirst. A third member Of the party
was james q. Clark and but for his
success In mmmoning n rescue party
Roche would undoubtedly have died
The terrible story Of the desert was
told here today by Roche who brought
the body Of Welsh 10 his widow here
Starting nCross the desert from Mecco
10 Brawlcy, their automobile becam,
stalled from lack Of water.
During the first day the men walked
for hours In search of help. WheI
Roche and Welsh returned 10 the cal
they found u note from Clark, who had
decided 10 press on through the night
Roche and Welsh decided to wait, and
for three days remained close to The
automobile enduring agonizng thirst
They drunk lubhcntng oil In an cffor
10 yet relief. Then Roche begget
/ Welsh TO shoot him, Welsh, himself
was dying. He held revolver limpl,
/ In his hands, but refused TO kill hi
friend. when Welsh became uncon
scious Roche took the revolver III
looked with horror upon the circliuI
yultures and the lean coyotes and do
spite his suffering held on TO life
F. Welsh had bcon dead an hour when
rescue party headed by Clark finall
appeared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
nermnns Have Ivangorod.

Petrograd Aug. e. An official
statement from the war office today
indicates that the Russians were about
to surrender Gvangorod.
All foodstuffs aud supplies were
ordered withdrawn from the fortress
and city, It was stated because II was
realized the old brick walls Of the forti'
fieations would not Withstand attacks
by modern siege guns.
Vienna's claim that Iyangorod was
captured on Tuesday, however, was con
trndicted. The war office statement
here declared that on Wednesday the
Russians retired from the Ivangorod
forts to the left bank Of the Vistula
after blowing up all bridges across the
river. They then established them
selves on the right bank of the Vistula
where the city proper and main fortress
are located
The fall Of Warsaw and the presence
Of German troops on the right bank
of the vistula between Warsaw anC
Ivangorod. together with the progress
made by Won Mackensen s left wins
make It appear probable that Vienna Z
claim Of the fall Of Ivangorod is true
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
SELECT KANSAS CITY.

Portland, ore, Aug. 6.--'rhe board
of trustees Of the American OsteopathiD
association, which is in annual conyen
ton here today, selected Kansas Cit'
for the 1916 national convention. Den
yer was considered for the convention
city The vote was not made public,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
Detectives Discover
Dynamite On Steamer

New York, Aug. G.-Officials Of the
White Star line this afternoon confirm.
ed reports that dynamite was found on
board the liner Arabic before she sail.
ed for Liverpool July 2s
The explosives were found at I
clock the night before the Arabic
sailed. by private detectives. There
were two packages, both wrapped in
oiled paper.
For weeks secret agents have been
searching outgoing steamers for ex.
plosiyps
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
PROBABLY go DEAD.

Erie, Pa, Aug. 6.-With 90
bodies in the mOrgue, 80 persons
missing, all of whom are be.
lieved to be dead, and several
bodies still unextricated from
the debris, it is believed today
that the toll of deaths from the
cloud burst here will total be-
tween 50 and 60.
Mounted members of the
state constabulary, armed with
rifles, are patrolling the streets
to prevent further looting,
which has been at its height
since Tuesday.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
ADVERTISING PAYS.

Oakland, Cal, Aug. 6.-That
newspaper advertising pays bet
ter than any other means of
publicity and thar more than
one-half of all the students talk
ing the farmers short courses
at the university farm at Davis
were induced to take the course
by newspaper publicity, is the
sense and statement of a cir
cular issued by the University
of California. The statistics Of
all pupils at the university farm
were kept by the institution,
and each pupil was required
among other questions to an
swer the me: "Why did you
come to the farmers short
course at the university farm9"
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
SUBMARINE GOT HER.

London, Aug. G.-The Canadian
steamer Midland Queen, ,992 tons, was
sunk By German submarine today
The crew was rescued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
MORE MEXICAN BANDITS


armed Mexicans robbed store at Sc.
bastian today and later engaged in a
fight with officers.
east of Praga, but will continue to
withdraw as rapidly as possible until
they at least reach the swamps about
Siedlce.
The forces Of General Won Buelow
are now within artillery range of Riga.
Ayiators have dropped circulars into
the town announcing that the Germans
are about to enter The Russian forces
about Riga are maneuvering only in the
hope of escaping but with no prospect
Of saving the Baltic port,
Announcement OF the capture Of
Riga. whose occupation will be almost
as important as that Of Warsaw, is ex'
pected before tomorrow night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
MAY RecopniEe oarranaa.

Washington, Aug 6,--Sccretnry
Lansing aud the south American en-.
yoys who opened series Of confer.
ences IA to the future Of Mexico yester.
day are unit in favor OF recognizing
General Curranzn If he will agree 20 call
an election within stated period aud
eliminate himself as candidate for
permanent preRident, II was widely
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

Looting Is lessening in Mexico, there
is rift in the loot In fact, II is oil
gone. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-08
NJ Jews 81 OF The Press
Soldiers That Reason Why

French forces will be conducted" /"
1t was then specified that an
abundance Of ammunition had been
provided, the number of machine and
field guns doubled. The great Eng
lish army, long awaited, had at last
arrived, while the Germans had
weakened their western line by
drawing troops away from the cam
paign in Russia.
A similar order made public later
in Paris, heroically addressed to
"The Soldiers of the Republic" an
nounced that the great offensive
would begin on September 25 and
that it would continue night and day
until the final triumph. The slogan
was to be "Remember the Marnel"
These efforts to inspire courage
and determination in the French sol
diers by giving them knowledge of
tie situation tends to show that they
are something more than mere autom-
atoms. Evidently there has been
some slight change, at least, in the
Nottingham type since Tennyson
described the soldiers of the Crimean
war in his familiar lines from "The
Charge of the Light Brigade:
Theirs not to reason why.
Theirs but to do and die"
Springfield Neios, Mdss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-08

THE German War Office recently
published copy of an order
issued by General Joffrc to the
French troops ten days before the
great allied offensive on the western
front was launched. The order was
found on the bodies of dead soldiers
and was published by the Berlin
Government to show that the Allies
were making a supreme effort in
their desperate drive. 1t was in
tended to give the impression that,
if that effort failed, the Allies might
be known to have "shot their bolt"
But the publication Of this order to
the French soldiers serves a still
better purpose, for it is a compli-
ment to the intelligence of the rank
and file in France. 1t indicates that
the Frenchman will fight better if he
knows what he is fighting for.
General J0ffre'si order dwelt upon
the self-saerifieing spirit of the
French soldier. 1t should be culti-
waited. he urged, by allowing him to
understand the movements in which
he participates. at is, therefore,
necessary" his instructions eontin-
ued, that officers of all grades from
to-day onward explain to their subor-
dinates the favorable conditions un-
der which the next attack of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-08
TuAcKER. JURisT.


The appointment OF Judge Charles
Thacker TO the supreme bench to I'LL
the place made vacant by the death
CT Judge Brown is one OF the best
II not the best. thus far made under
the present administration.
Thacker IS an Oklahoma pioneer. a
lawyer and iurist OF sitnal ab.lity
Serving ans-aI 2Fe ntifeship In a ter
ritorial aeSfllg4sfa 9llhhcxer IS well
equipped 10 dfstdnse jnStice. He full
" unddfsfaildH aow 1aws are made
by polltcians ana on tnR bench he
will bs endosbd with the capacity to
fully interpret these laws, WITHOUT
doing violence to justice gor harm 70
liberallfy and mercy sFh1thnF q
IA man who has served in a leg
islatar Of, territorial days anght to
be capable. OF discharging amy. duty.
Aieeause a. "a solbn helhad 20 sit
tight to keen his pockets from being
pIoted bg the fellows pushing special
legislation.
Thacker proved his ability. hone
esty and integrity during the early
days. On one occasion he resented
an intimatlon that he m:nc could be
changed on a legislative bill so fore
ibly that the man who made the in
timation left the territory, never to-
return.
Thacker will prove an ornament to
tho high tribunal lie Is able faith
ful, clean. hardworidng There are
few better men on the supreme
r,nch OF anv state than Chief Justice
Kane and .Instlea. Charles Thaesker.