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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23

HOLLENBEAK -- At a local hospital,
Mrs Martha Hollenbtak, Friday, Oc.
tober 22, 1915. at the age Of 5s
years.
A daughter Mrs. Pearl Mooney, OF
Prospect, survives her. The body was
sent this morning by Webb & Clongh to
Medford for burial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
The Lone Oak Mission

Gospel meetings are being held every
Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:45.
everybody is welcome. Opposite Fair
drounds Grocery. Chas. Searles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23

When yellowheaded girl sees a red
ear Of corn and dark-eyed young man
II is a sure sign that she will receive
. decided fheial impression.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE STANDINGS
YestcrdaY,s Resultn.

( Yesterdays Results.
At Los Angeles--vernon 2,
Portland l.
At San Franciseo-San Fran.
: cisco 3, Oakland 0.
Az salt Lake Salt Lake
&. Los Angeles ).
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23

hurt recently in a runaway near Airlic,
died Tuesday Of his injuries. Burial
was made Thursday in the Montgomery
cemetery. He leaves wife and three
daughters 10 mourn bis loss
Harry and Arthur Starr and families
celebrated their fifteenth wedding al.
niversary at Dallas last Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29
CHICAGO BRIEFS

Frank Crawford, son-in-laW of late
Luther Latin Mills, asst purchasing
agent for Natl Biscuit Co., suicided
by diving from Sd story of home at
866 Buena av. Nervous troubles.
$500 stolen from Mondi's cigar
store, Dearborn and Polk, by 2 men.
Snatched money from drawer and es-
capped.
Six men and one woman injured
when Clark st. car struck Montrose
blvd. car this morning.
Police asked to search for SyIVes-
ter O'Connor, Jr., 4717 Justine. Dis
appeared Wednesday.
Justice Boyer, Evanston, gave
Mrs. Mary Carrado 80 days to buy
stove and keep her children warm.
Vincent SozepaViaI<, 1906 BurIey
aV., arrested for stealing newspaper.
s.N sa-r-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29


Berlin, via Wireless to London
For second time within a week, whole
feet Of German aeroplanes has sue
ceeded in passing allies lines near
Newport and has sheIled the coast
town of Dunkirk, where the British
headquarters of General French are
supposed to be located.
Repulse of French attacks in sand
dunes northwest of Newport and also
Of English attempts to regain lost
ground west Of La Bassee was
claimed.
The Russians have sustained heavy
losses in frontal attacks in northern
Poland. West of Warsaw, in the re-
giOn of BOlimow and LiWicz, the Ger
mans drove the Russians out Of adj
vanced positions.
Paris.-Slight gains for allied forces
along seacoast near Newport, where
infantry lighting has been in progress
for past twenty-four hours, are re-
ported.
French took a German position be-
tween st. Georges and LOmbaertzyde.
LlSCWlCIC dLOuuu 4N4CupO4I ehLLO Ii ~
gion south toward Ypres there were
infantry clashes.
Berlin, via SayViIle. - Bucharest
newspapers and former Prime Min
lister Carp of Roumania were quoted
by official press bureau today as ridi-
culing reports that Roun1ania is
about to enter war on the side of
allies.
Petrograd,-Two Russian armies
are now menaCing Konigsberg, cap
ital of East Prussia.
Moving down from the north,
force is descending upon Tilsit, so
miles northeast of the city. It al
ready has driven back German and |
destroyed thei rsupply station at Po-
gegen, three miles north Of Tilsit, |
Second great army, whose advance !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29

Paris.-chagrined at their failure
to take French trenches on plateau
Of Craonne, Germans are hurting
fresh regiments to attack. Region
about sheI-wrecked village Of Hur-
tebise is scene Of some of most san
culinary infantry fighting.
Saxon regiments, renewing the as
sault on the elevated French posi-
tons, are being moved down by
French light artillery, supporting the
foremost line Of French trenches.
Petrograd. - RepUlse of Austrian
attempt to retake Verezke Pass, one
Of important gateways through Car
pathians, is claimed.
Austrians, in heavy force, advanced
northward along the railroad from
MUnkacs, in Hungary, to Stryi, Ga
Hcia. Their offensive was halted and
broken by fire of Russian artillery
near VoloVeo, at southern entrance
to the pass:
Berlin, via Wireless to London
Baron Burian Won Rajecz, Austrian
foreign minister, has cabled Sec'y Of
State Bryan, urging vigorous inter-
vention by United States to obtain
more adequate protection Of Aus
TRAN civilians in Russia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Rockefeller Takes
Fee for Testifying;
Carnegie Forgets His

Z NEW YORK. Feb. e.-with Seth Low.
former mayor OF New York City. as the
final witness at the present bearing the
Federal Commission on Industrial keia-
tions today planned to hold It's next ses-
sion in Chicago where transportation
problems will be subject 70 INQUIRY.
The commission heard Andrew Car
negie and John D. Rockefeller two Of
the richest men in the world. defend the
philanthropic foundations endowed by
them and neither was Of the opinion that
the institutions bearing their names con-
stituted a menace 70 the people
It was learned today that after John ID.
Rockefeller left the witness stand yester-
day he was handed by the sergeant-at-
arms check for IS. Of which ~ was wit
ness feee and s. was mileage from
Pocantlco Hills Mr.. Rockefeller signed a
receipt in a sprawling shaky hand.
Mr.. Carnegie was 30 busy with pho
tographers after he left the stand that
be forgot his check for 81 1t was mailed
TO him today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Dakotans Deadlock
On Bill Abolishing
The Death Penalty

PIERRE, s. D., Feb. 7.--(special Tele-
gram.)-A filibuster failed either to XIII
or to pass the house bill abolishing capi-
tai punishment in the South Dakota
legislature today. Adjournment for the
week was taken without any action.
In the house LAbrie got his three
fourths jury verdict bill past the judiciary
committee and on the calendar for final
action on the floor next week
An attempt to get reconsideration OF
the vote on the text book bill which
passed the house last uigkt failed. II
goes to the senate for their action.
The bill for inspection of private hospi-
tails and converts brought on a number
of obstructive motions and I'm the
preliminary tangie II was killed by a mis-
taken motion of its friends sending to the
table where IT takes a two-thirds vote
to lift It.
The eugenic marriage bill was killed
by a vote OF g. to q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
POLICEMEN MUST
NOT TAKE FAYORS
Commissioner Kugel Orders They
Shall Not Acdspt ~Psrqui-
sites" on Beats. fst
NEITHER MEALS NOR DRINKS

Omaha policemen have been in The
habit of "panhandling' meals. drinks
and small gFatutities from restau-
rants, saloonkeepers, and others, on
their beats, according to a statement
Of Police Commissioner Kugel, who
adds that the next time he hears OF
an officer offending in this way, 1t
will mean summary dismissal for the
guilty one.
Mr.. Kugel says many Of his men
do not take money, but they do ac-
cept meals. etc., from almost any
body. who offers them. ~
The officers. do not think they
are grafting-they think they are
just being good fellows--but petty
grating 1t is. nevertheless" Mr..
Kugel said, "and i'll hear OF any
more of 1t, it will mean dismissal OF
those found guilty"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
DID HoUSEW0RK, HELPED IN
FIELDS; Jury GIVES PAY

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. Feb. 7.--(special.) }
When Anna Gjendem appeared before
a Jury in the Day county circuit court
and testified In her suit against Elias
Loseth. Day county farmer. that while
in his employ she had done the house,
work as well as helped the men in hay
ing and stacking. It did not take the
members OF the jury long to award her
a Judgment OF $500 against Dcseth, whom
she had sued for wages eue. She was to
have received 81 per week. and not be-
ing able to make a satisfactory settle
ment with her employer. instituted the
action for the collection OF the sum
claipled TO be due. The jury also al
lowed her interest on the amount Of the
Judgment from the date the money was
first due her.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Flood Waters Keep
Rising in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. 1.-The Central
Union railroad depot. the tracks of which
are inundated by the flood. was vacated
late today, and the various lines operat-
ing out Of there were forced TO seek sta
tions on higher ground.
The flood reached the stage Of 5S.4 feet
late today and continued to rise at the
rate OF one-tenth OF a foot an hour. Ae-
cording 20 the government weather fore
caster the crest would be reached some
time tonight or early tomorrow by foot
stage. Many houses in the wholesale and
densely populated resident districts are
under water. but the suffering OF the
people and damage to goods have been
held to the minimum by the ample warn
ing given and the work OF charity and
relief organizations.
Flood waters have inundated the low
lying sections OF Newport and Coving-
ton. Ky. across the river from cincin-
natl. and hundreds OF families have been
forced TO vacate their homes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
ASSERTS GENERATION OF
SMOKERS TO PASS AWAY

GRINNELL, lar Feb. 7.--(specIai.)-
Discussing smoking among students in a
chapel address President Main OF Grin
nell college declared that he expected the
day to come when the use OF the weed
would be as obsolete as snuff-taking
now Is.
'.rime was" said the president, when
everybody. from prince 20 pauper. prided
himself Of mis- ability to dip snuff but
now the only place you can find snuff
boxes Is in museum OF antiquities, and
some day our descendants may have TO
go 10 these museums 10 find our pipes and
other smokers utensils.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Fire Causes Loss Of
Near $4,000 at Cairo

CAIRO. Neb.. Feb. T.-tspecial Tele-
ram).-Fire early this morning COM
pleteIy destroyed the large department
store Of McAllister Brothers The fire
was discovered about 2 a. m. by persons
living in the next building and an alarm
Immediately turned In. but the bsilding
was a mass Of flames and the fire. too
well started 70 be ~atopped by the volun-
teer fire department which promptly re-
sponded. -
Two streams OF water we're kept play
ing on adjoining buildings and the fire
kept from spreading. The building was a
large two-story briok and q stock Of
about se5.0oo was carried II is a total
loss. though insured The origin OF the
fire is not knows. but It is supposed to
have started from the furnace in tho
basement The north wall fell out. land
ing on the postoffice. q small frame
building. almost completely wreekins II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
CONFERENCE PLEADS
FOR MEXICAN PEACE.
Gathering Of Over Five Hundred
Delegates at San Antonio Asks
Chiefs to Quit Fighting.
GAMBoA SOUNDS THE KEYNOTE


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. "A
resolution calling on the leaders of
the parties now engaged in the war
in Mexico to terminate the strife and
unite for the good OF the country
was passed by the Mexico peace con-
ference held here today.
The resolution, in the form OF a
message, is being telegraphed tonight
to Generals Carrsnaza, villa, May
torena, Hill. zapata, Angeles, Cantu
and other officials. More than 500
delegates from almost every section
Of Mexico and every political party
participated in the conference, which
was presided over by Miguel Bolanes
Cacho. former governor Of Oaxaca
The conference adjourned late today.
Mexico for Mezfcana.
In the opening address Federico Gam
boa sounded the keynote Of sentiment
which every speaker followed when he
said: '''Mexico is a house for Mexicans
and Mexicans only"
The convention decided upon plan to
bring about peace by the appointment OF
a permanent committee to bring about a
conference OF the military officials In
Mexico at the earliest possible time.
Federico Gamboa. former minister OF for
eign relations in Huerta's cabinet. and
Francisco Carnajal. president OF Mexico
between the Huerta and Carranza ad-
ministrations. we're elected chairinen OF
this committee. with power TO name sub
committees in the United States. Spain,
Cuba. Canada and other countries whero
there are colonies of Mexicans. This COM
mittee is to arrange for. another conven-
ton in Mexico as soon as answers are
received from the military officials to
whom the appeal is addressed.
u. s. to show DispIeasure.
WASHINGTON, Feb. e.-Efforg Of
General venustiano Carranza TO establish
Vera Cruz as the capital of Mexico an5
compel the diplomatic corps in Mexico
City to go there were discussed today
by officials and foreign diplomats here
as one Of the gravest developments Of the
! Mexican situation.
President, Wilson conferred at length
with Acting Secretary Lansing of the
State department and II was understood
that the American government would
point out to Carransa its displeasure over
any inconvenience to the diplomatic corps
in Mexico City.
| General Carranza sent the following
message tonight to Elisio Arredondo, his
| agent here:
Il desire to make clear that under NO
circumstances win / enter into any COM
promise with the enemies Of the peoples
| dAuae. / VIII only accept their uneoudl-
fional submission TO the authority OF the
| first chIeftainship." I.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
OHIO TRADESMEN
WILL VISIT OMAHA


Omaha is one of the bass Of gold. IN
the opinion OF the Manufacturers and
Wholesale Merchants board OF Cleve-
land. This board has planned a big
trade excursion. for the latter part OF
February and fore part Of March. It
has included Omaha in its itinerary. and
has given its members a nice page an
nonncement Of omaha's resources. in a
neat little pamphlet 1t has put out boost
ing for the excursion. fG :
The Quest OF the Bags OF Cold IS
what the pamphlet is entitled. Each Of
the cities to be visited is represented in
the pamphlet as a big yellow bag OF gold.
and the Cleveland fellows are out after
these bags in that they are after closer
trade relations With these. cities The
cities included are Omaha. Des Moines.
Kansas City. Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Milwaukee.
Gives Omaha Most Space.
Omaha Is given comparatively more
space in the pamphlet than most any
OF the ether cities. Says the pamphlet
speaking to the boosters who are to make
the trip; ..- .-.,..,,. !.
How much OF the contents of the bag
of gold at omsha should go into yolr
cash box?
What are the possibilities for your
merchandise in this brisk city OF the
plains? How far have you developed
the relations that could properly exist
between your business and the business
men OF the metropolis OF Nebraska?
Located in the heart Of the crops. q
center to and from which are annually
shipped millions OF dollars worth Of
grain and beef. Omaha Is fast becoming
one OF the foremost trading centers o.
the American continent.
"Its stock yards are teeming with &C
tivity. Its warehouses are bursting witt
grain. Its business section is active viii
progressive and successful retail bust
ness houses
1T is truly a wonderful field for trad
ing Come with us to Omaha and be
come acquainted with people who car
and will II properly approached, 'shel
out the contents OF their bag Of SOLE
to you"
A copy Of the pamphlet has reache'
the bureau Of publicity at Omaha. Man
ager Parrish Of the bureau says tn
persistent publicity Omaha has receive,
regarding its great industries has takel
effect in the eastern cities. as show
by this pamphlet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Iowa Banner State
In Crops; Nebraska
Is in Fifth Place

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Towa has
wrested from Texas the title OF banner
crop state. the thirteen principal crops
grown there last year being valued at
1881. 900. according to the Agricultural
Outlook. issued today. Illinois crops
were worth ss1s. .5s5.eoO. while Texas comes
third, with s2ss. .sS5.ooe.
Decrease in the value Of cotton was the
Gauss OF the smaller value OF Texas crops.
BSnsas. with s2s7 .e62 600 is fourth; Ne
braska. with sslO.Oes. 1000 is fifth. and Ohio.
With saO7 $4,000 IS sixth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
TURK VANGOAROS
THROW BACK THE
BRITISH ON SUEz
ConstantinOple Reports English
0utposts Driven Back Against
Canal East of the
Waterway.
BATTLES STILL PROCEEDING
Paris Announces Sunday Quiet Elk.
cept for BOmbardment North
Of Scissors.
NIGHT ATTACKS ARE REFUSED

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. r.
(via Amsterdam to London The
official statement issued today by the
government says:
"Our vangards uarrived in the
region of the Suez canal and drove
back the British outposts against the
canal. Battles took place around
1smailia and Ell aKntara. and are
still proceeding"
Britons Take Brickyard.
PARIS, Feb. THE war office
gave out the following statement
this afternoon regarding the prog
Fess:
'eIn Belgium the day of February
was quiet. Between the canal and
the road from Bethune to La Bassee,
a kilometer east of cuinchy, brick
yard where the enemy had main
tanned a position was taken by the
English.
SHELF the Trenches.
I'm the section OF Arras to the north
of Ecurie the Germanss batteries have
bombarded the trenches captured by US
on February T. but there has been no
Infantry attack.
From Arras to Rheims there have beer
artillery fights in which we have had the
advantage.
I'm Champagne we have repulsed ar
attack by half battalion to the NORTH
of Beasejour.
From the Arsonne to the Vosges
artillery combats have been Handicapped
in the mountains region by a thick fog
Attacks RepuIsed.
'Tn the night OF February and tbs
enemy delivered in the region of Nieu'
port several minor attacks. all of which
were repulsed.
There Is nothing to report concerning
the operations OF February except th'
bombardment Of the district to the norti
of Soissons.''
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
cONvENTl0NlST CHEF Is
NOW AT c0L0NIA M0REL0 0S

DOUGLAS. Ariz, Feb. 7.--Generai Juan
Cabrars conventionist command Of APP
proximately 2Ooo men arrived at colonia
Morelos. sixty-five miles southeast Of
hero. on Friday.
Nothing Is known about cabraPs plan
Of campaign against the carranza forces.
who occupy only the strip OF Sonora Just
south of here.
CabraI was sent to sonora to take com
mand OF the conventionlsts forces In So
nora under Governor Maytorena. Instead
he was held a prisoner by Maytorena at
cananea Tor, two months and escaped
only few days ago.
His army has been weeks in crossing
the Sierra Aiadre mountains from Chi
huahua.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Bread Tickets Soon
Feature Of Berlin

BERLIN. Feb 7.--(via London.)-Bread
tickets with which = weekly quota Of
bread or flour can be drawn will soon be
a feature Of life in Berlin. The munich
palities Of Greater Berlin today voted
unanimously TO adopt this measure. The
be provided with coupons permitting the
holder to purchase bread or flour II
amounts up to two Kilograms (4.2o
pounds. Greater Berlin is the only city IN
Germany where a limitation on consump-
tion has thus far been adopted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
GERMANS CHARGE
BLOCKADE DUE TO
BRITISH "PERFIDY"
Berlin Government Asserts Action
Forced Through the Efforts of
England to Starve Teu-
ton Millions.
NEUTRAL WORLD ALSO SCORED
Nations Not at War Declared to
Have Acquiesced in Program
Of Arch Enemy.
LIKE APPEAL 10 OWN INTEREST

BERLIN, Feb. thy wireless
to Sayville. )--Germany officially
gave out today the full text OF the
"uiemorandum OF the imperial Ger
man government concerning re-
talistion regarding the measures
taken in England, in violation OF
international law. to stop neutral sea
commerce with Germany" It says;
"Since the beginning of the present
war Great Britain has carried on a
mercantile warfare against Germany
in a way that defies all the principles
of International law.
RenOunced Declaration.
"It is true that the British govern
ment has announced in number OF
DEGREES the London declaration con-
cerning naval warfare TO be binding
on its naval forces. but in reality Il
has renounced the declaration in III
most important particulars, although
its own delegates at the London con
ference on naval warfare had rec
ognized its conclusions to be valid al
| International law.
9The British government has put q
number OF articles in the list OF con
traband. which are not, or at most are
only Indirectly useful for military pur.
poses and therefore according TO th'
London declaration as well as according
to the universally recognised rules o
international law, may not be designated
as contrsband.
Abolishea Dintinction.
1T has further actually abolished tn,
distinction between absolute and relativ'
contraband. inasmuch as Il has subjected
TO capture all articles OF relative con
traband intended for Germany withou
rcfefence to the harbor in which the!
are to be unloaded or 70 the hostile o
peaceful use to which they are TO be put
1T does not even hesitate to violat
the Paris declaration IA we'll, as nava
forces have seized on neutral ships Ger
man property that was pot contrabau
in violation OF It's own DEGREES concern
| Ing the London declaration. 1t has fur
Their, through its naval forces. take
AoHi- ucultul bulpb Huuictobh 0Clshan
liable to military sarvice and has mad
OF them prisoners Of war.
Made North Sea War Area.
FINALLY. Il has declared the entir
North Sea to be an area OF war and 1
it has not made impossible the pasbag
OF the neutral shipping through the Sc
between Scotland and Norway ha
rendered II 80 difficult and so dangerou
that II has to certain extent effecte
a blockade OF neutral coasts and nentrs
ports, Ia violation Of all internationl
law.
'All these measures have the obviou
purpose. through the illegal paralyxatio
OF legitimate neutral commerce. not onl
to strike at the German military strength
but also at the economic life of German,
and. finally, through starvation. dooi
the entire population OF Germany
destruction.
"The neutral powers have generally az
auiesced In the steps taken by the Brit
J ish government Especially they hay
not succeeded in inducing the Britis
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
AUSTRIANS ATTACK THE,
M0NTENEGRlNS AGAIN

PARIS. Feb. 7.-Resumptlon OF Austrian
attacks on all Moptenegrin positions along
the banks OF the Drina IN the mountains
near Dorado are reported In a dispatch 20
the Havas agency from cettinje. 1t Is
stated that the Austrian fire was silenced
by the Montenegrin artillery.
Three Austrian aeroplanes flew over
Antiyari. the dispatch states, dropping
many bombs. which did considerable dam
age 10 buildings. but resulted In no
deaths. slthough one person was wounded.
The aircrafts we're driven OF by artil-
lery fire and flew in the direction OF
cattAro.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
EDITORS ENTERTAINMENT
SUBCOMMITTEE NAMED

The local committee on arrangements
for the entertainment Of editors OF uoe
state and wives when the Nebraska Press
association comes to Omaha in April. met
Saturday at the Commercial club and ap-
pointed committee OF five 20 cooperate
with the bureau OF publicity IN arranging
Details OF entertainment The committee
which was selected By ballot was AZ fol-
lows; ]. W. Meelar, c. r. Corey. J. o.
Goodwin. J. n. Tanner ana II. L. Tosteyin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
LAST MEXICAN GOVERNOR
OF cALlF0RlA is DEAD

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 7.-coIonei
George II. Smith. attorney Of Pho Pico.
last OF the Mexican governors of Cali
fornia and later a Judge Of the district
court Of appeals. died here yesterday. He
was 81 years old.
He wrote many books on Jurisprudence
and philosophy. his Theory OF the State
being awarded the Phillips prize BY the
American Philosophical society Of Phila,-
deIphia in an international competition.
Colonel Smith was prominent In the
spanish land grant litigation OF Cali
fornia
During the civil war he commanded a
confederate cvairy regiment.