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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-23

glasses correctly. U. y. Dank DluB.
The Capital Lumber CO., $40 South
Twelfth Building material of all kinds.
The river today 1t at the So foot
stage. There has ben nor ainfall during
the past "a hours,
They always smile when smoking
Bon Ton Salemmade 5.cent cigar.
Remember when you make changes
in your store or office that Renhard
Cabinet FactUy can do firstclass
work. Phone jll, 266 Chemoketa II.
p. Garwood of Armsteod, Montana,
Whites the Commercial club that he
wants to come to this county and that
he has the money to buy an interest in
hardwade business.
-O-----
W. w. Moore, Of the Moore Furm
ture store, received a telegram this
moraing stating that his lifelong
friend and present business partner at
Arlington, Kas, had been stricken with
paralysis This may necessitate u trip
by Mr.. Moore TO Kansas to reorganlze
the business
=
Did you see the new ladies neck
wear Just arrived FROM New York nt
the "Ilob Nob"} Some class, believe
mel See window display, Nothing like
Il in town Taey are at the price You
can afford, Makes your odd dress look
fresh.
California Bakery, S37 Court street
Everything new and upto.dote; under
new management Lunches served at
oil hours
Ladies' If you desire a beautiful
skin and complexion use Mnurne
Cream and Lotion To be had nt the
Capital Drug store, Masonic building,
across from o, n, depW
d
The Y. M. O. A. will hold the second
Of the series of llexulOthon meets at
the gymnasium Of thNt institution TO.
hhhh INV 'N'hNh w wv luW WI Wl'
the high jump, fence voult, shot put,
GO yard potato race aud 220 yard po'
tato race.
Rooms 25c per night, 81 por week
Scott Is, 40 South Commercial
q
Notice Unrh & Macy have moved
thpir Inv nffirNg ia suitns OOO 4 Nn1au
Bank Of Commerce building. Phon,
$40.
The spaulding Logging company Is
now running their planning mill ON II
hour shift, Another logging camp has
been established by the company al
their Black Rock camp, This second
camp was necessary in order to sccur,
sufficient supply OF logs to keep tn,
mill running regular
Good money should bring good val
ucs, No money looks as good TO you
as your uwn When you part with II
you want to gct for Il at least Us much
value as You put in getting the money
Go TO John Sundm, the tailor, Suit,
$50, 825 and $50.
The Apollo club concert Friday even
ing, aiaO sharp, entire hwse a.. Tick
cts az the armory Friday q o, m Mai
orders filled now
Oscar Eorb, the mau who VAS killed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-23

Artisan dance, Wednesday, March "a,
at Moose hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-23

ltADE t5;ul yom used furniture f@ -
thing new. Peetz Furniture 81 S., some.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-23

= mneh UmtlNV News at FreI's -,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-23

fok SALE-California To-
sale Or retail. s + uoney uy whole.
Marion. . Howard, l2s1
ono0r---- Mars
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-23

Only few more days TO save from
10 to $40 on that spring suit Don {
dclRY. See Moshcr at once.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
A Group of Pretty Girls in
"EVERYWOM AN"
Rourke Theatre, Wednesday, February 10
Seats on Sale at Opera House Pharmacy Prices 75c to 81

used IN connection with this water
works. hig all excavations and trench
- and to put IN all service pipes from
tn" tap to the tntcrs.CtIng lin" be-
tW cen III" street or alley and the prem.
tsvS on which said service pipe II to
extend. provided. tn" Corporat" au-
ihoTity Of said city shall have authori-
" to delegate said rights to proper
persons. they having first secured a
license to do such work AS provided In
the ordinances Of said city ana tn.
corporate authorities of said city shall
be the sol. and CNclusiV" Judge OF
who at" proper persons to r""-iN. such
licenses Any person or persons who
shall assist. advise OF procure any
tap TO bc made or any s"rVic" pip. to
b" put In contrary to this ordinance"
o. who shall cause any tap to b."
opened o. water to he turned into
any service pipe without tn" consent
Of IN. water commissioner Of said city
shall b- guilty OF an oft.ns" aud shall
be fined not less than Ten Dollars or
NOR" than one Hundred Dollars for
each off.nE-.
section sit shall b. tn. duty Of
any person who desires to obtain Wa.
ter from any water main 10y tapping
said main 10 make application to tn"
water commissioner on blanks furnish
ID 10y him for that purpose and to re-
C.ly" from said water commissioner H
Nrltt.n permit to tap tn" main sub
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

water IN said wells reservoirs or
mains impure 1t shall also be un-
lawful for any person to break. cut
or pull down or Ia any matter to IN.
terrier" with amy gate or fence sur
rounding any Of said wells or rCsDr-
voirs or to NEEDLE OF inteTf-T" with or
IN any manner to modest. inJuTc or de
rtroy any pumps. machinery. Curhs.
wells reservoirs. pipes. mains, service
pipes. tanks or other construction or
machinery In OF about said water
works or any part thereof. Any per
son violating any Of tn" provisions of
this section shall h" fined in q sum not
exceeding pn" Hundred Dollars FOR
each offcUSc
section 3.-Iu addition TO the water
mains already laid. said city h here
by empowered and authorized and
given the -NUlusiN. right To extend
said mains upon, through. under and
along all streets. avenues, alleys.
parks and public places within said
city where u may Toe necessary, r"qgss-
itc. proper or convenient for the puT-
poses OF supplying water to any per
son or persons. association, or CoTpor.
alton residing or doing business In
said city or TO any person or persons,
association or corporation without tn"
corporal. limit OF said city.
Section THE corporate. authority
OF tn" city Of la luHia shall haN" ih"
exclusive right To tap all water mains
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
Ordinance No. :.:.

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING la
JTSTA WATER WORKS. REGr-
WORKS. THE CONNECTING OF
SERVICE PIPES TO SAID WORKS.
ESTABLISHING \ RENTAL PRICE
OF THE USE OF WATER. REGC-
LATING THE HOURS WHEN WA
TER SHALL. RE USED FOR lRRI-
CATION PURPOSES AND REPEAL
ING ALL ORDINANCES ASp PARTS
OF ORDINANCES IL CONFLICT
HEREWITH
he II ordained by the city Council OF
tn. city OF l.a Junta. Colorado
section IA water works system
purchased by tn. Incorporated town OF
La Juuth on tn. first day OF January.
A. n. 1892 from the La JUntR Water
Company. the said water works sys-
TEN being now owned and operated by
the city of La Juuta. shall be known as
the La Junta Water Works
Section at shall be unlawful for
any person In any manner TO pol!ut.
the water la any well or. wells. reser-
yoir or reservoirs, main or mains In
connection with said water works
used and operated by said city or to
east into said well or wells, reservoir
or reservoirs or mains any garbage,
offAl. or other substance or anything
calculated to or which viii MAX. the
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

the city OF La Junta, on the LIST day Of
February. 1915. and Wis passed aud
adopted by the following" vote. the
ayes and nays being called and re
corded.
Ayes-Draper. Blankenship. Warner.
Davis Moore
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
Page Seven

Nays-None.
r Absent Black.
Witness my hand and the seal of tho
city OF La Junta, this LIST day of Feb
ruary. 1915.
tSEAL)
$ W. BROWN, City Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

it uas s62 yeors aeo neNt mor,i
 mat che last great scise oi Non .1ii-' uople teeou. liohsumed ii moved oa that Citg "a fcaslolt. eat tne renderons character Q nis aisiefy madc lt impossible Co cet his Neap- oes io p'ae7 for .af' ', s'a er and ,'ic r,' r..c hee1n .n h2flr 145S. lt asLci 52 days, and aioaam- med entered the city and ex,Fsmsn. od che last remains oi tae Roman Empire on May 22
 Cannon wore sli9 .u the eSperi. mcn.e si1sc. and -here was oei'ei thot che bigger .hc gun che more de- a;ructiyc i would be- so Mohommeo had 8 cannon made. che diameter ot whose month is said to have been teo and haf fcet Stone balls were slu in usc n thos days alohammce h76 10000 mem phI.e ,ss force ot the Chri aans dad not cscse3 s,t10. The TCrSien feet consisted et 5ll vessels 4he Christian were 'naao NN"tNt. Nt tl''...s '' .|.. W every t,naisa theg ngic-ed oa the Turks brought nlarer tne la. o tAe.t oan down.aA
 Batter.ae rteis. cannon. and liquu fire were used eonsant'y n .he a.-
 nck upon the laif-rQmea iof,s ot Constaut.oonle. and 9t oae tiat the Turks at forward voodcn ,urret on r0acrs. which was destroyed by ihe Crooks and Iheiv Aaef A Christian squadron oi only five ships rep0.ccl che Turks iu 9 de9perate aa' val raid. though Mohammed oimseit'
 't.iae on horseback on tae beach. yche1 reprCacaes ot a.s sailors 2ne even sWrrcd h.s aorae 'n,o .ne seA
 Ncaaamed conceived Che aesnefele onetef.ca ot lllr5 .le his snias over land rom The Bospcrus into the high sac TurSsh lae- climbed hia and vas ,aluehcd and che upper hnthor was occupied. The Ottoman cannon demolished the Greek forts n iosly days. nd ;fc final assault began on ibo morning ci May -3 ae h1'- peror Constautino fought 70 che lest and died lise 8 hero. and a p.aless sack of Che city besaa tae Momta.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
NORTH 5uNgAU RESIDENTS
 FORM IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The residents Of the old Scatter Tacl on the north end of town have organized an Improvement Club, have drasn up articles of Association. and have officers elected Co put their will into effect
 The object Of the organization is % look after the construction of new streets. lighting, and improvements iu general They expect in short ame to petition the city to be taken iato tac corporate Units of the town. There are about 80 families residing n this section. and the club nun, hers about thirty.
 Above the Scatter tract on the old placer claim owned by. Scatter. 9 mum
 er o sott.ers have taken up resi- sence. to,h abcve and below the old ditch. which is used as a walk and soaaUay. B. F. LeFeyre. A. B. Cal sAcm and Miss Adams have homes en the placer claim and Wm. Corey has erected an elegant log house in le dense timber
 Ncar'y every week new home goes up in this younger Juneau. and being load the corporate limits. the resi-
 s.s have organized the Improve rast Club To do for themselves what municipality does for its citizens.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS

ln the matter of the J. S. Minkove estate. meeting Of creditors was held yesterday afternoon in the grand jury room at the Court House and an order made directing the sale of property the first week in April The meeting then adjourned to April 5th. at which time another meeting Of the creditors will be held
 Tn the matter of the II. A Dahl estate. the first meeting Of creditors was held yesterday before the referee A. IT, ziegler and claims appro,i- mating $40o0 were filed and allowed against the estate. The next meet ing will be on March 2Srd. at which time the creditors will examine the bankrupt and attend to other business which may arise.
 In the case of the Royal Fruit com pany. meeting Of creditors was held Saturday. March 20, but no business being transacted. It was adjourned to meet again March 27th This es- tate is practically ready for distribu- tion to creditors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
HOW s5.ll.I.lI.IED CAP 7ED
 C0MSLAN TIN0RAE
EHelI M Y0HK TN[a-S

H leii under Che explicit permission and even order or Niohammed Mmaeit
 an invasion or Serbia began with m 8 ieN days and the Turk was placed armiy on his European throne .Ae hgoae oi which he has made SO
 rse that IS or any oeneiit Co .he human race lf tho operations s.ant.nople end iu a victory for the Aiies. retribution win come at hast alter four centuries and a half the Turk win give up the power he has misusea. and sho Eastern Empire, under another name will come into as own again; Nicholas win take ov- er what Constantine Paiaelogns had
 oHeh. to save and died vainly Co
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
wHEELEB TO LEAVE
TOR THE SoUTH

H taI.sH s s.|as.a. HtHaf tsI n i.a
 General Manager Herbert Wheeler. of the White Pass. will be 9 South. bound passenger this week lie win spend Q month in Seattle before re- turning, prepared to take personal charge Of the summer business oyer tho White Pass and on the Yukon river
 MT Wheeler has been at Skagway md Whitehorse for the last two months. The Whitehorse Star speak Iug Of his contemplated Southern trip says
 "Mr Wheeler is encouraged witr the outlook for travel over his lines the coming summer which is becom. ing more encouraging every week. Already a number of returning Nome DoBsengera are booked for the Inside trip on the opening of navigation when the biz steamer Sarah win leaye Dawson for st. Michael In former years returning Nomeites have all yone by the Outside route.
 While there will not be great deal of freight shipped from here to the foot of tho lake over the ice this Spring. there will be about as much as during any one of the past few years.
 'The outlook for summon tourists is quite encouraging and already a number of parties have been booked for the through trip from shosway to St Michael during the months Of July and August
 New tanks for the purpose Of inc stalling oil burners on the steamers Alaska and Yukon arrived this week and the changes will be perfected within the next few weeks.
 "Mr. Wheeler is Keeping close watch on the mining situation and, while as yet he has nothing definite to announce, the prospect for 'doings within the next six weeks is favor able"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
MESSENGERS LEAVE ON HUNT
 FOR sALMiNA's RELATIVES

Two fellow comtrymen of John Salmina. the miner who took his own life Thursday night In the city. left on the Al-Kl last night for San Fran cisco to look mp the relatives of the deceased.
 Many Italians of Juneau have inc terested themselves in Salmina's case and it was at their instance that two of their countrymen were sent be- low. The remains of Salmina will be held at C. w. Young Co.'S Undertak- ing Parlors until word is received from the messengers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
LADIES TO
 BE IN MINSTREL

Rehearsals have begun for the Elks Ladies minstrel show. which win be given in Elks hall on the night of Alp. ril 9. Ira Robertson IS directing the chorus.
 It Is said that the preponderance of the comedy expected of the ladies' show will be at the expense of the Eiks minsuels given here last We'd uesday night and at Douglas tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
AL.kl oeeAars EoR soUrA

The steamship Al-Ki departed for Che South last night at 10 o'clock taking a few boxes of halibut and the following list of passengers:
 For Wrangell-C. A. Emery N. J. Svindseth. s. l.. Wallace E H. Ma son, J. D. McKinnon and J. A. Snow
 For Seattle-Eugene Calvin Mrs E. Francis. J. J. Johnston, and cigh, second class.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
GRAND TRUNK TO
 SEEK TRAVEL EAST

Ina, .ibe Grand Trunk Pacific rail. road Is soon Co put on fast through trains beroon Prince Rupert. B. C., and Winnipee. and make bid Tor tAo Alaska travel Eastward, is indi- ca,fd n 9 letter received last week by H R. Shepard & Son. Go whom Ecve loon pronerred the local agency ol the road.
 Nr Shepard has sent his signed contract 10 the company. and exepcts 70 receive detailed schedules within 9 short time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
REACHES
 ROME ON HIS TRIP

A cablegram received yesterday from A. N Nadeau, general manager of the Jualin Mining Company prop critics says he has arrived at Rome and win leave at once for Paris and Belgium.
 Mr. Nadeau was called to Europe to consult with Jean vonophem and the other Belgian and French capi. talisls who are interested in the Jual- in mine
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
ArtEeED BooTLEeeER
 ARRESTED

Jake sabeio. a resident of Douglas Isiandh was arrested yesterday morn. ing in Douglas by Deputy Marshal Frank Bach charged with violating section 142 Of the federal statutes. the statute relating to the furnishing of hquof to Indians. He has not yet had a preliminary hearing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
eALL DATE rHURsoAY

One of the biggest dancing parties Of the season is scheduled for Thurs day night, In Eiks Hall, when the entertainment committee of the lodge consisting of F. J Turner, A. A. Gabbs and J E. King. gives a ball In honor of the members of the Legisla- ture and the employees of both the House and Senate. Complimentary tickets to the guests were delivered yesterday The members Of the lodge are selling tickets Co their friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
PROOFS OF LABOR

Proofs of labor on S5 claims were filed yesterday by the Alaska Tread well Gold Mining Company part of the claims being in the vicinity of Sheep creek.
 Gudman Jensen flied proofs of labor on claims yesterday in the Yankee Basin country.
 J. R. Dahl yesterday filed proofs of labor in the commissioners office on 5 claims near Aux Bay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
INJUNCTION CONTINUED

h the case of Haynes ys Bushell the court yesterday afternoon con tinued the present injunction against Bushen, an order restraining him from disposing of his property for 10 days longer to enable plaintiffs at torney to heYe execution made.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
BOWLING. CONTEST TO BE
 FINISHED TONIGHT

Tn Che bowling contest last light at the Brunewiek bowling alloys be- tween Harry Loren2en aud G'arde Snyder. only five games were played. Snyder scored total ot S60 pins, aud Eorenzen S35, giving Snyder lead ol twenty-five.
 The last hall Of the game win be played tonight, and James 2 Momo of Che Alaska Juneau icrco, chslieng es tho winner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
BARNspALL EXPENDED VAST
 SUM ON REJECTED CLAIMS

SUM ON REJECTED CLAIMS
 Apropos Of the rejection of patent to 47 coal claims in the Boring river fields yesterday by the local land of. flee, appears the fact that 2. 4. Barns. dan had expended os much as Sll5, 0OO ln railroad construction wherein actual work was done also he paid < Christopher S1O5,Ooo in purchase Of l7 claims later included in three consolidated applications oi the three companies. the pitlsbureh, Youngs town and Cleveland Coal companies.
 For the survey of these lands Mr. Baradan expended SlO.Oo0. and for the purchase from the government about SSo00o
 A significant feature of the case is the allegation that the first coal used from the Bering river district was taken from the claim of ]. 1 Hamil. ton and used in the operation of an on rig owned by the so-cailed Eng. fish Syndicate at. Ketalla.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
DAYS ARE LONGER
 TRAN NIGHTS NOW

The sun crossed the equator in its northern trek for 1915 Sunday morn ing at about 8 o'clock Juneau time. and for the next six months the days will be longer than the nights.
 The summer solstice will occur this year June %. which win be the long est day of the year The iall equinox will take place September 2S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

Polo lovers from England and from the Eastern clubs are gathered in force at che Son Francisco ENposi- ton. for the tournament The polo people will hold the center of atten. tion of the emart set at Che fair un' ul April 2s, when the final meet is held. and wIll then give way to goli- CTS. who viii have Q tournament last ing month.
 Matches win be played on the polo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
DE. YOUNG TO RUN FOR
 PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT

Dr. q. E. Young of Atlin Prorin- cial Secretary in the Cabinet Of Pre- mier Sir Richard McBride, has an- his candidacy for reelection.
 The Skagway Alaskan Athn cor respondent predicts his reelection.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
sol. STEVENSON MAY
 GO TO WASHINGTON

Col. R. W. L Stevenson. the min ing engineer who came North recent and rented residence at Skas- way for the summer preparatory to
 -o1l.as the whole summer in the North searching for mining properties and who was called South last week mieht have 10 visit Washington be- fore returning to Alaska He went south on the last trip of the Spo- kane
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

The Players Fraternity is about to branch out, Ed. Ruelbach who has signed a Fed contract sice che Brook lyn Nationals released him, is already at work organizing an insurance chap ter. Dave Fultz says there is nothing in the fraternity constitution to pre- vent an alliance between the slaves of organized baseball and the about.to- be-uplifted minions of the rebel chiefs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

A man doesn't have to have shrinking disposition to feel as though he had been drawn through knot hole.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

While Tommy Burns is the only Native of Canada in the list of the worlds heavyweight champions, the Dominion has turned out many classy 'heavies." For instance there is Samuel Langford, who started life in Nova Scotia, and who is about as handy a man with his iiets as any to be found on the crust of this oblate spheriod. Old.time fans win recall many other Canadian heavywelghts who made their mark-on the faces Of their oppononts-among whom were two native sons of little Prince Ed- ward Island, Joe Lannan and George Godfreyl Lannan. who was born in Charlestown just half a century ago March ] 1865. was contemporary of John l.. Sullivan, Charlie Mitchell, Peter Jackson and other heavyweights who gave zest to the fife of the fight fans some twenty-five or thirty years ago. Godfrey best remember ed as "oId Chocolate" because of his decidedly brunette skin, WAS too light to aspire to the heavyweight cham pionshlp. but the game and clever ne gro gave the bis fellows of that day lot of trouble
 Like nearly all the Canadian box ers Joe Lannan began his ring iareer in Boston. It was about thirty years ago that Joe began mingling with boxers now an but forgotten but fair by prominent in that period-such fellows of Danny Kelliher Matt Gun bingham and Iim Duffy
 In 1885 Lanngn went to st. Paul and whipped Zoe Brady and Billy Wilson. but lost to Pat Kileen. He also bosted D. McKeon at Grand Forks N. D.. Back in Boston knock ed out John P LoughIin and Frank Herald and fought draw with his countyman, George Godfrey
 Lannan get into the limelight in 1887. when be was matched with Jake Kilrain for .he championship of America. Jake then claimed the ti- ile DtctNne NA aNliif HA Q ANAttt'r- 'N meet him and little later he was presented with a belt symbolic of the title. The Canadian put up a good fight but he was defeated in eleven rounds. Tn 1889 he fought another draw with George Godfrey, and then met Jack Ashton who knocked him out in the nineteenth round. Later that year LMaan and Peter Jackson tried to fight ct Revere Mass. but the cops butted in and stopped tne. proceedings. In 1892 Lamar fought a threeround drawn with Jim Cor bet and then met George Godfrey again. The fight was staged at Coney Island. and this time Lannan was knocked out by the negro. That end ed his career in America, although bel later fought few battles in Eng land.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

field in the Exposition grounds three times a week The new field is a beautiful stretch of sward which looks down toward tho bay. Twice a week there will be matches at El Gerrito field. near San Mateo, where the more exclusive society patrons of the polo grounds will have their head quarters.
 Throush private correspondence. it Is learned that the Earl of Elgin, Sir James Wilson, the Countess of Lev en, the Duke of Leinster Sir John Carey, and other prominent English enthusiasts will attend the matches.