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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-10-29
Special School Meeting.

Notice is hereby given 10 the legal
votels OF School District No. 30, Of
Umatilla County. State of Oregon that
u special School meeting of said Dis
triot will be held at the school house
on the S7th day OF Novem Der, 1915,
at o'clock 10 the afternoon, to vote
GU the proposition Of levying special
district tax,
lhe purposes for which the money
Is TO bo raised bv this levy shall be
expended, are shown by the following
itamised budget which is hereby made
part Of this notice:
Teachers salaries $4,000. 90
Furniture uona
Apparatus, suoh as maps,
chalk, erasers, stoves
or curtains, none
Library tooks. 100, 90
Flags none
Rspaits OF sphoolhouses,
outhuildinas OK fouoes 80, 90
Playground apparatus none
Transportation OF pupils none
Tuition Of pupils none
Jauitor 10000
Janiior's supplies 100. 90
Fuel $50, 90
Light 800, 90
Clerks salary 5000
Postage and stationary 5000
Interest on bonds sa5O.00
Sinking fund $4,000
Dated this s6lh day of octoter,
1915. Attest;
Ernest A. Zerha, NJ. L. Watts,
District Clelk, Uhaitmsu
Board Of Directors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
Moving Picture Screen
Located Wife and Child

seattle, wash, Judy Wnhcln
Geebrr discOnsolateN, in moving
thcatcr in Berlin, Germany, several
months ago, mourning over the disap.
peorancc OF his wife, Dorothy Alden
Gerber, aud their little daughter Anacl.
At the close of the program, short
film was screened, showing a street in
san Francisco. Gerber recognized his
wife aud child passing corner Of the
street lie lc'0cd from his seat and
sought the manager who had the film
run over after the performance and
Gerber made sure of his discovery.
This morning Gerber clnspcd his baby
in his arms In the office Of sheriff
Hodge here, while tears Of joy coursco
down his cheeks
Tie had followed them first to Sau
Francisco, then 10 Seattle, where he
lorntcd them on Mercer Island
Late yesterday, Superior Judge King
Dykcmau ordered the arrest of the lit
Tie girl. when Gerber showed that she
was being unlawfully held by the
mother who is known here as Dorothy
Alden Debit, IL is alleged
deputy sheriff found the child
playing in the sand ON the beach, aud
not being able 10 lind her mother, took
the girl 70 the sbcrff's office,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
MS a Willamette Valley event.

this a Willamette Valley event.
The following were appointed on the
committee to receive Mr.. Bryan, from
Salem: Mayor Harley White, Judge
VIM, Galloway, A. Huckenstein, Chas,
H. Fisher, r. j, Hendricks, Carle
Abrams, Henry Myseers, DR.. W. S,
Mott, A. NJ. Dalrymple, VIM. McGil-
christ, Jr., Judge Chas. II. McNary, H,
s. Poisal, and Daniel j. Fry. Similar
representatives have been given to
other cities, who will meet Mr.. Bruan
at the San Francis Hotel, The com.
mittee will meet at the Commercial
Club rooms at 1000 o clock.
The address will be given in Albany Is
big Chautauqua tabernacle, in beauti
full Bryant's park, Automobiles may
be driven into the grounds and parked
in convenient places, Local commit
tees are bending every effort TO take
care of the immense crowd that is as
sured for Friday and all will be made
comfortable.
Special rates have been made on all
railroads from points between McMinn
Vile, Woodburn, and Eugene, and
special trains will be run from va
quina and Hoover ON the c. & h. ThiI
is the first instance known where the
lines in the Valley have granted an
open rate of one and a third fares, re
gardless of how many people go from d
given station,
In addition to Bryan's lecture there
will be other attractions of interest
Friday. A meeting has been called
for 300 o clock in Chautauqua Park
to discuss fire blight, which is doing
so much damage, to apple, pear and
ounce trees in the valley Among the
speakers scheduled are District Horti
culturialist Chas. A. Park, Of Salem
Prof Lewis, Of the o. A. G., County
Fruit Inspector D. W. Rumbaugh, and
other experts. Albany's seventh Pub
lie Sales Day will be held at 1000
o'clock in the morning and visitor:
from outside points viii be able tC
gain an idea Of how Albany handle:
this successful institution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29

among the allies of entieiug Vienna or
Buda Pest into making separate
peace. Fully as important, too. the Ga.
hcian campaign has been the eulmuat.
ing influence which is preventing the
neutral Balkan countries from entering
the war, The diplomatic work ot main
tanning the neutrality OF Rumania. Bull
garia and Greece has caused many
slecplesS nights at the German foreign
office in the past months.
Perhaps wnen the historians begin TO
writo about the events Of the past year
they viii rank above everything else
in Importance the influence which Ger.
many 5 mighty victories In the east has
had on the Balkan states. Ii the three
southeastern neutral0 had ioiucd the
allies earlier in the war, wlen Russia s
strength was at its tull, Germany does
not like to think about the possible con.
sequences.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
Plan To Entertain
Apostolic Delegate

Portland, Ore, July 29-Preparations
for the entertainment Of Monsignor
Bonzano, apostolic delegate to the Unit.
ed States from the pope at Rome, who
will arrive here tomorrow, were com.
pleted today.
He will be the guest of Archbishop
Christie during his stay in Portland
and will be rendered special recep'
tiOn.
At II clock tomorrow night Monsig.
nor Bonzano will leave for Seattle,
where he will represent the pope at
the national convention of the Knights
of Columbus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
Harry Wilson Paid
For Issue Of Passport

Berlin, VIA The Hague, July 9p,-Au
Investigation 10y the Abericnn embassy
disclosed that Harry Wilson, now under
arrest charged with falsely certifying
TO thc issuance Of passport offered
an official Of the embassy $500 10
obtain passport for an Enghshmar
This discovery was mndc, officials OF
the embassy said today, soon after tho
investigation was started Wilson Nii
he personally know the applicant for
the passport, II was issued tn tho
Englishmau, who left Germany
shortly afterwards Wilson cnblci
$1,000 10 his wife aud daughter Va Al
hnuy and was attempting to leave tho
cOuMIM whom cnnghl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
ROOSEVELT STARTS EAST.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 29.-ColoneI
Theodore Roosevelt and his party de-
parted for the east today after a long
conference with progressive leaders.
Roosevelt breakfasted in his hotel
room. His chats with party big men
lasted so long that swift dash to the
Salt Lake depot in taxicab was neces'
sary At that, the colonel had barely
time to climb aboard his ear before the
train pulled out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
ENGLAND NOT DOWN. HEARTED
tBy Ed. l.. Keen.)

bNGLAND NOT DOWN HEARTED ]
tBy Ed L. Keen)
Omitted Press staff Couespmdcntl !
London, July 90" Abe we down. |
hcartedl Mo- with a heavy accent
on the emo.
Tuis is the slogan Of British football !
fans in the bleachers (or the English |
equivalent thereof when the home
team appears to be getting the worst
of IT, And the more prctarious the sit |
uation the heavier the accent
Since the failure 0l the Anglo French !
offensive in Flanders, the disastrous
defeats Of the Russians, the news OF
the unsatisfactory progress of the Oar.
danelles campaign, the development orI
the Fisher't thurchill scandal, the
French Kitchener row, aud the lisclos
urcs regarding Britain s woeful lack Of
the implements Of warfare, eliminating
in the disruption OF the cabinet, this
attitude Of the hlcachertcs has become
the attitude of the British public,
And when the British public SAYS It
~ not downhcarted It means II. Proof
of this lies in the splendid fashion in
which the worhugmen of the nation
have answered the call for industrial
rcintOrcemcnts (bcar in mind that so
per cent Of the British public consists
of workingmen, their wWucu aud chill.
drcn); also in the marvellous response
TO the prime minister's appeal for an
adequate supply Of silver bnllcts. Never
in the history of any nation has a pop.
ular war loan met with such success.
For the apathy displayed boy the
masses in the first 10 months OF the
war the British government has only
itself TO blame. The leaders of the ma
tion made the mistake of cutrustug
the entire conduct of the war on land
to one nun perhaps military
genius, hut with serious limitations ON
the human side, including an utter IN
liability 10 understand the civilian TEN.
permanent For seven months the waI
was conducted in secret. Thrngh the
anonymous eyewitness the public
was fed an occasional optimistic but
colorless story from the front, the bur
den Of which was that everything was
going along splcnldly, that the Ger.
mans were losing heart tuat they had
been compelled to put their old men
and young boys In the firing lmc-and
always conveying the impression Tint
ultimate victory was iUrcgouc con.
cmsiOu. Not until March was single
newspaper correspondent permitted at
the front aud then then they were not
allowed tu tell the whole truth No
wonder cnhFmcuts were slow The fact
that Lord Kitchener was able 10 enroll
more than two million volunteers n this
period is sure proof Of the latent spirit
Of patriotism iu the British public. But
there was NO enthusiasm. such as had
been aroused u Germany by the first.
hand stories from the ttcnchc. told hy
correspondents who were permitted 10
go practically wherever thcy chose and
20 write pretty much what they liked.
The workiugmCu NJ The nation have
been severely criticized for their failure
to appreciate inc Wny'ty d the utua
ton for their NnkcI, their slnrkuoss,
aud their alleged Indulgence iu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
One Year of Great War

his reorganization But he fought il
ont like man until he won breathing
spell, then he dispaSsiouately continued
his mereileSs Topping off of official
heads. His generals now average 10
years yolnger than at the start. and
he has tried man a, every part OF
the line.
Joftre mas accomplished all this in
a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
Large Reception Committee
To Greet William J. Bryan
Lsnecial 10 Canital journal. J

Albany, Oregon, July 29.--At meet.
ing Of the Chautauqua association, un.
der the auspices of which the address Of
William Jennings Bryan will be given
Friday afternoon at 100 o clock, a re-
ception committee was appointed that
includes representative men from every
city in the valley. The great peace
advocate speaks but three times on his
trip through Oregon, and it is the pur'
pose Of the Chautauqua Board to make
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29

Tomorrow Gerber will endcavor 10
prove his right to the baby's custody.
lie says he was awarded her charge by
a court in San Francisco, wherc no
showed that Mrs, Gerber had kidnapped
the girl aud fled from Germany with
her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
BILLY SUNDAY TO FRISCO

San Francisco, July g0--Billy Sun
day the baseball player evangelist, win
arrive here tomorrow aud ON sunday
viii open u series Of revival services
sundays family is accompanying him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
X x X y x y x X x Y X \ y \
TROUBLES NOT FINANCIAL

Victoria, h. c., July s9.-J.
V. Hyett, cashier OF the Peo-
PIES bank, Silverton, Ore, who
attempted To- commit suicide by
slashing his throat with y peck.
et'knire while on the upper deck
OF the steamship Princess AIDE.
laide, today said his troubles
were not financial.
"rhey are much worse, he
added,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

trierr with h,, lcten-r iIr Threw
himself ~ the man win hg, ... oh
.erf .u view to shay him ..Ir h..H.t
Nuserson fou-ht tiecreI'r 5000 nr
tia moment had The ndmH. IUu
luffr lrcsllc Was 1000 d. IaI.r FL. H
heavy muu lllr porr 4. n..I I
fbr others a-ilily ana .tu
seemed about Go win W... .
sudden uucyrcctcd ana H...# n m..
urutcr un-ht ham 1n1 ..... mm
,.rar into The air. brcahl n m.a
win 20 terrific muw rl. Dbl. ....U
him to tur cdlc ui Oh. wI.. #u
uuug him orrr
Sfapdn. erect. John H.u f. Hir
uip hI. tortured ungs Hl ..' "f
tremendous Nrll uf iriuu
guth iallou heard 't.I N.I'.I. ,.H
md shud1crod Tom tr .tH nu.
v1rd ~ fhc figure con- %. ..f 700
hs open mouth sucmtd . nr
Too. snnred m fhc 40
u.l
Nud rn the rocks below NU.,run.s
figure pwvlrd .rotcsInr il white
ul darbnug face '1rI
20 thr shy
tTo Be Cuulf u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20
Weak Kidneys Often thu
Result of Over
work

uu several OCCASION hH Hp..
unable to WORT aud suffered tr
pain boo The back, due iu wN hI
nry called ou q doctor oI U|Hm
Wis. bat received mo- relief
I tried Or Kiln Co. swamp UuH
which gave mo instant rrIir $500
chem able Go resume vorh -.uM.
Root n the onl, rclici rau r.I .H
kidney disease which 5000 IH..'
'p n the spring of no" yt m
writing lhis testimonial tHuuaU Dol.
own free Uill that sWtrnr .r ID.
ur, uI bladder disease. HII Iu.
nl ihr wonderful merits ui Swamp
Root recommend Or EUm.r.
swamp Root Whenever Du .UI #
aU.. hH,o % battle ol Swamp Im
u ut homie
purchased swamp Root . Nr
o. ! Burnside. u.u.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

Wain street. Iiipon Wis.
Very truly yours,
TUOMAS4J LYNCH
Lib. Nrvturv street. RlpOn. wis.
narr read the above statement
UHt Thomas T. Lynch bought DI
Hilmers swamp-ROot at my STORE
and made oath the above statement
trua .u substance aud fact.
n. J. BURNSIDE.
eub rribed and sworn 10 before
mu hI. 10Th day of November.
.4fI 4. a. PRESTON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20
The Master Key i 5S91 Wilson, E1s%,

uisht DO, instructed uun. tn want
about twenty men wei armed
Drake rode away as srom destruc.
inu. curs.ug the luck shat had put
b.m iu the power OF such o man
On response 10 Kone's message John
rpr Ruth Gallon and Everett left
Beverly lillIs Tor Silent Valley. They
arrived Che third day after the COOK.
and from The moment they were rccUg
iifd tlIr miners dropped their atti
udc oi .nlsy wailiu. md througed
NrH fhrr mistress cheering and
.Iair Hds When they bad got
iHlp ihr .s houec Kane arrived apron
ud u'l tn report on the situation
ire come Go showdown" hc re-
mr.rd WllLcrsop N1s several az
fhr Worthless fellows here and lot
ui hair breeds hHos in the hills tie
eowS : nlro thlt money oi Yours aud
hes promised 10 90 tho Mcyicaus II
tHay lau tm Nu srp Wilgrrspn
win Ec,u DIS skirts clel- mat way
he au -aN mt 70 was % md bt
u1ud.'
How .or du.s 9u tul bappcug
lrnwlaJ 'oHu
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understood u0l wuu. .H Goo 'rI-b,
cu EutA ud uu, 5000 utN 'ph
reckon bust s .uHuu, W.s.ruu -u.-
.i.u.. ...lUI I..uI .LII both, 90 ui.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

should be- out preaching tho gospel
instead of doing our bishop jiu
work."
Or Richmond l.lurri ina amum
church quaTolod while ho $751;. m
tor at Rochester. y " lIc o. Sailed
q political lender ana hiH church
vpa dissolved llc attacked n brrH
yr who WJs yolDm4u. Wt EUp,
thc bishop Oh tcuicrhooE llr .tOr
al years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

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r. y Hr'iun liu' it WAS made
GAD SPAIN o. him that be- could
NOT avoid action Trr starving neon
were 10 uo uumor lr- words rlsf
demnuded food aud wages
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something immediately he called
some ~ tho leaders into ile Office apd
WITH apparent fwukur,s told them DO,
ad NuH0u u.ilu- OF i.r ,umiiuu
and thai ue fe.i suc WraDsUu $50.
unaware of D.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20
Letter Ia
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02

points over yesterdays last quotations. The
close was ut net gain OF to L. points.
Less attention than usual paid to tho
Poiit!cn: situation. and the first government
report of the season on the condition OF the
crop putting the percentage 50 on May
20. had no influence values.
Around the opening the market had a
waiting attitude. No great amount OF
selling appeared. and prices went a couple
Of points under yesterdays close The con-
dition figures met average expectations and
as soon as they were digestcd buying orders
poured Into the ring on the belief that tho
condition hnd fallen OFF since the make up
on excessive rains. The rain reported to-
day caused further buying.
Closing: July 9.09: October, GIT; Decem-
Der, 9.66; January. 9.76: March. e.yI Spot
cotton quiet. unchanged Mddling. SOS
Sales on the spot. 200. to arrive. 400 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE VA

BY virtue of the power contained in
a deed of trust from P. G. Miller. un-
married. to the Undersigned. dated De-
cember /. 1910, and duly recorded in
d. b, No. 53. page 497, OF the Circuit
Court of Goochiand County. in the
STATE 81 Of Virginia. l will offer at pub;
Courthouse. Goochland, Va, on
At 1880 O'clock r NJ. 49,
All the property described In said deed
OF trust. containing 209 acres. more or
less. known AS the Goochland Court
house property. situated at the inter
section of the Beaver Dam Church
Road with the River Road. and adjoin-
ing the lands now or formerly owned
by William Wolfgram. ST.. Cameron
fine farm at the county seat, q delight
full and healthy location: convenient to
schools. churches. stores and railway
station; thirty miles from Richmond.
stone and easy TO work, and is espe-
cially adapted TO the growing of to-
bacco. corn. wheat and trucking and
~ rolling. There Is a fine bold. never
falling stream Of water running
through tho place. with creek flats,
which are capable of producing largo
crops Of timothy and clover. The i'm
provements consist of frame one and
one half story house above brick base
m Tnen.. containing as,t rooms; 2-story
a. oiHe oiISe UuliulnB, containing 4
rooms. fronting inside courthouse
square; barn. stable and ioe-house.
This property. lying Immediately at the
county seat, having large frontage
on the river public road. makes 1t sus-
ceptible Of being subdivided into sew
eral small farms. for which 1t is adj
mirably adapted.
Terms Of sale. as provided by deed
Of trust: cash as to so much of tho
proceeds as may be necessary to dcfray
the expenses of executing this trust,
lnciudinE trustees commission of 5
rec9rding this deed, If then unpaid. and
to discharge the amount OF money then
payable upon the said notes, and II Mt
the time OF such sale any OF the said
rotes shall not have become due and
payable and the purchase money be
suiicicnt, such part or parts of the said
purchase money as will be sufficient to
pay off and discharge such remaining
notes. shall be made payable at such
time or times the said remaining
notes will become due
For further particulars. apply to
2o7 y. Calvert St. Baltimore Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02
NEW YoRK rnoprcE MAnKEr

NEW YORK. June Raw sufiar firm
Centrifugal i?5: moiasses. AIS; refined
iirm 10 points higher. Butter. steady;
cheese. Irregular. Spot coffee, quiet; Rio Te
*: Santos Is. 9tsc.
Cottonsced oil easy day. closing at
net declin" of to II points Liquidation
vas general on the weakness in lard and
grain. and there was also considerable pres
1900 barrels
The market closed easy. Spot June 62sQ
,ember, s.s3uGG5: October, S.SsTS.Ss: 20
vember. s55V6e0 December. s.6sas.5e; Jan
usry. G.55R6.5d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02
Supreme Court In session.

Especial 10 The TinesDispatch.1
WNTHENILLE. VA. June 1.-The
Supreme Court Of Appeals of Virginia
opened its summer term here day
with ali the judges present. There are
nfty-sX cases, the largest docket for
ten years. The days proceedings
were:
Pi7pin vs.. Commonwealth. argued by
w. w. Bird and T.. s. F'inney for plain
tiff in error and Assistant Attorney
General G. l.. Ciarnctt for the Common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02
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California Expositions.
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at glance Just what sect!
the tour takes in. II you are planr
a trip West. you will need this fol
We have also published an authe
list Of hotels and boarding houses
California-with rates-in fact.
have made it SO easy to enjoy a
to the Bxpositions that about all
have to do after perusing our lite
ture Is to buy n ticket-you'll k,
just what You wish to see and do.
Only s90.29 for round trim from r;
mond, with choice Of trains. includ
mo 'Golden State Limited" "Ro
Mountain Limited" "CalifornI;
colorado Flyer" "Colorado-CaItfoi
TX press" Automatic block sigma
rlnest modern all-steel eouipme1
superb dining car service.
10th Expositions included in
ticket Mt no extra cost
Write for folders and booklets
Rock Island Travel Bureau 1919 CSJ
H ~ ST Philadelphia. Pa. II. M. Bro