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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29

OllO w lIAl IllO 1NAACOI
Just an Appetizer
DERHAPs this the first copy of this magazine that has
ps's !" either ss 's ss ' VINO never never
Paul Coet, wcntyw DID, meets another chap in
ypsn dS%% by n' R S o r a % ri
y s9|s5 S' y ' Paul Red
and sails with him to New Guinea to hunt secret pearl island
Nutmeg e "d there Paul meets such as he has
Imagine his surprise after they have sailed away
like Paul least she takes occasion to
% s S The e: ~sn % o
going get either Paul Red Bob Then at the moment when
Richter had been sick and the point of death
The girls had taken him. and gsat%de he mar
Thenhavng prepared himself for deathhe didn't die She is
As # ali this enough fought duel with
Hahn and whipped him. after he has from his fever he
Blu" Red Bob who knows so nd will not TELL
gentle IT'D tell IL. me be sny r
ordinary amount of interest in other peoples affairs
to page and see what happens.
Sure-We Have No Secrets
En DOT SI anw hss ys" s @
Office week. and whether they all read
supply that sG h runs a low sh unsd ss week and
The Vampire
LIE had worked a clerk she wife, had sucked
his money fast he earned it. That why the
other people in the Office called her the Vampire
OF you know what always happens like that
Well, this time something else happened.
Richard Washburn Child who writes good short
America to-day It's leading story next week
What Becomes of Girls Who Marry Foreign Titles?
weeks ago puhsd an article sh t BY Burton coa Hen
Now another article by Mr. Hendck the mlionaes
daughterthe American girl who marres foreign nobleman
Does happily after? Or doesn't she? That's the
question Hendricks article
From Newspaper Man-of Course
little published
- Doubling Income didn't realize
would increase so fas-never having had any
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
British Vessel May
Have Broken Contract

San Francisco, May 2O.-A ngif
vestigution is being made here i'tay
and will be followed by a search iei
the British steam freighter, stIaiht'ki
which cleared San Francisco SUNDAY
night for Eureka, As the vessel lS
not arrived at her supposed destination
it is believed Captain Lowre, her COM
mander, shaped his course south ai'ei
passing out of the Golden Gate, ana 6.,l !
now on his way to the coast OF Vhlis'
Suspicion was aroused prior 70 Ils
sailing of the Strathesk when II NI
learned she had taken on 1900 tons Of
coal. The steamer was under SuofOG
tract to a local shipping firm and S9ala sy a
have been placed under orders ol 'Is' ~
company on her arrival at Eureka ~. "
ficers Of this organization declare y 'hg \,
believe CAPTAIN Lowrie was ordeIa .i,.s y
tbe Chilean nitrate ports of the BIl,l y
government and that the urgent neea guy, Z
nitrates for the manufacture oil eAi% !,
siyes caused the British goverImsaa', A, y
risk n heavy fine rather than hat' .n,. ".
vessel held up here on breach v ..l. 'o1
tract order, The case has Oeen ''E''
ed to Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Robert Andrews Heads
Grand EnCampment of
Oregon Odd Fellows

Newport, Ore, May l9.--At the af,
tenOn session Of the /. o. o. +. grand
encampment yesterday the following
officers were elected George W.
Wright, Albany, grand representative;
Robert Andrews, Portland, grand pat.
riarch; +, A. Williams, Milton, grand
high priest; Sol S. Walker, Oregon City
grand senior warden; +. +. sharon,
Portland, reelected grand scribe; W..
W. Francis, Albany, reelected grand
treasurerj A. H. Knight, grand junior
warden; j. v Swan, Portland, grand
X. f. Kirkpatrick, Pendleton,
grand Scntinel G. A. Sehlbrde, Marsh
field, grand outside sentinel. The
grand cncampment was visited by
George +. KelIoHgh grand master Of
the state Of Washington. There was
q large attendance from all sections of
he state.
The Rebekah assembly met in spe.
'iaI session yesterday morning with
nine past presidents in attendance. The
assembly degree was conferred upon
'IO past noble grands and delegates.
Ihe regular session opened at 10 a. M.
md routine business was transacted
including the hearing Of reports of
'ommittees, The assembly was visited
by the grand lodge and by visitors
from California and Washington. About
zoo more delegates arrived last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
AUTO ASSOCIATIONS N h
TO Be ORGANIZED
Re-Organized Commercial c
Club Will Provide For In
tereStS OF Car Users

That there shall be an automobile
association within the Commercial Club
is the latest development in the re-
organization plans, which were virtual
ly completed at the joint meeting last
night of the Citizens Committee and
the Board of Governors of the Club.
On giving the matter consideration,
the members Of the joint meeting de.
cided that this is the best manner in
which to meet a need in this region,
and the way to secure quickly and
surely definite results.
The plan is not for an organization
for the benefit of the autoists exclus.
lively, but for the benefit of the com
munity at large The general plans of
proposed activities, as outlined at the
meeting, is to organize the auto diyis'
ion for the purpose Of advancing good
roads movements for united effort for
proper legislation in the interest of the
users Of automobiles, through the pro-
lection of the citizens from the abuse
Of the privileges and the powers en-
ioyed by the autoists, as well as to Sc
cure legislation for the promotion of
the proper use of auto vehicles.
II was recognized by the committee
that the automobile is very great and
powerful factor in the up-building Of
community, as means Of quick com
aiding in cutting down dis.
tances aud time. 1t was thought, there
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
WOODBURY.. NEWS

Capital journal Special Service,)
Woodburn, ore, May GO. r.
Frazier of New York, was in Wood.
burn Monday on business.
Mrs. A. Ncudcl is spending the week
in Newport.
Miss Carrie Christensen of Portland
is nome visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Christensen.
Gladys Phillips spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dean were call
ed to Portland last week on account Of
the illness u his mother
Joe Warner of Portland was in
Woodburn Monday.
Mr., and Mrs Fairwell and son, Of
Portland spent the first of the week
with friends in W0odburn.
The ), 7, painters are painting the
company s water tower this week.
The Palace restaurant, owned by II,
Nehl, has changed hands, Arthur Mack
now being the owner. Mr.. Mack will
remoiel 1t before opening.
Willard English, of Silverton, was
here Monday on business.
Mr.. W. II, Gresiel spent Saturday
and Sunday in Portland.
Walt WmgcnrOth, Of Donald, trans
acted business in Woodburn Tuesday,
Mr., and Mrs, Mark Bassard, of Port.
land, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Stanford Mills.
Mr.. c. Z, Srhunevor, of Portland
was in the city a few days last week
ON business.
William Parker, Of Portland, spent
saturday in Woodburn.
Miss Nellie Walker, nurse at the st,
Nincent's hospital of Portland, is Wis
itmg at the home of her parents this
week.
MIR, aud Mrs. Vanscoick have return.
ed to their home in Portland after n
week 5 visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs g. II. Bomey.
Mrs. B. NJ, Dmick, who was opcrat.
cd ON at the Good Samaritan hospital
about three weeks ago, has been
brought to Woodbum and is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. c. Yoder, for
Few days, before returning to her
homo near Monitor.
Mrs. Edna Bycrs spent the weekend
with her parents ON their farm home
near Woulbwu.
Edgar Pierce, of Aurora, was calling
ON friends here Monday.
b. NJ Beincy, Of Portland, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Mrs b, J Jolly, of Cumberland Mr..
spent several days in Woodbum las
week.
T. A. j, Boylcr, Of Portland, was
N0odburn caller sunday.
Chaunecy Nodcr of Hubbard, visitet
friends in the city Sunday.
| Mrs. A. r. Fcncrs, of. Donald visite,
relatives here the first Of the week.
William G.. Marigold, of Portland
was business caller Monday.
Mr., Jones, of Portland, transacte,
business in Woodburn the first of IN
week.
{. Y Mcadou, Of Albany, was callinI
ON friends here Saturday and Sunday
Alvin Lindahl left Thursday fo
Kent, Ore. where he will visit his sis
ter Mrs Dunton.
Mrs, j, Bunting gave a party las
week at her home In honor Of Mis-
Catherine Becker, who is soon to bt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
InENTIrIEn nv MART.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 2O.-Spying
a wart ON the nose of Otto Franco to.
day, Fclix Ruimcrc2 called the police
and had Franco arrested on charge
of brutolly beating and robbng him
last November in the Santa Fc rail.
road yards.
After Franco had been taken into
custody, Ruimcrc2 detected tiny scar
on the chccl, of Fronciso Gomez Again
the police were called and Gomez was
arrested ON Il charge of assisting in the
robbery
For six months, Ruimcrc2 said, he had
been watching for u man with a wurt
on his nose. Tie said he remembered
clearly that the men who robbed hiu
were marked by II wart and a scar
Both were held on suspicion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

come the wife of Fred Chase. The
rooms were decorated with roses.
Games and music were the afternoon
entertainments. An elegant lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Anna Becker. Miss Becker was pre-.
sented with many beautiful gifts
Those present were: Mrs. Edward
Becker, Mrs. II. Bunting, Mrs. Charles
Becker Mrs. Jake Becker, Mrs. Mid.
dough, Mrs. G. G. Commdck, Mrs. Keene
Mrs A. Wendell Mrs. j. c. Wageman,
Mrs. w. S. Elliott, Mrs. G. b. Smith
Mrs j. j. Hall, Mrs. VIM. Miller, Miss
Anna Becker, Miss Marie Collier, Miss
Lilly Chapelle, Miss Clara Eckout, Miss
Myrtle Wageman, Miss Catherine
Becker.
Miss Adah Dimck entertained the
members of her Sunday school class at
her home Saturday evening. Most Of
the time was spent in playing games
out on the lawn. Miss Dimick, assisted
by Lois Haller, served delicious
lunch. Those enjoying the evening
were; Misses Ruth Taustred, Mildred
Simmons, Ruth Austin, Lois Hallar,
Mildred Walker, Myrtle Olson, Lila
Castle, Edith Hawley Messrs. Marvin
Hertzler, William Binkley, Roscoe
Reese Robert Simmons, Percy Austin,
Harry Castle, William Libby, II. Hal
lar and Christensen.
Mrs. Dave Mckee entertained ten
members Of the Eastern Star at her
home Friday afternoon After the bust.
ness part Of the meeting was over,
Mrs. Mckee served refreshments.
Mr.. O. W. Love returned home after
a week spent in Lebanon and Albany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Conrad P. Olson Is
Grand Chief Ranger

Portland, Ore, May 2O-Grand court
Of Oregon of the Foresters Of America,
at the afternoon session Tuesday, elect
ed the following officers: Conrad p,
Olson, of Portland, grand chief ranger;
p. II, Haddon, Astoria, grand sub.chef
ranger; Henry Meister, Portland, grand
treasurer; James Balm, Portland, grand
secretary; Y. W. Jenkins, Portland,
grand recording secretary; John Swan.
ton, Bandon, grand senior woodward;
D. Helbock, Gervais, grand junior wood
ward; August Fetsch, Portland, grand
senior beadle; W, M. Parker, Albany;
grand junior beadle; Fred r. Bingley,
Portland; II, S Aaron, Portland; Chas.
=, Ramp, Salem, grand trustees; John
Watson and 7. W. Jenkins, Portland,
supreme representatives; F, p. Leinen.
weber, Astoria, and Samuel Kapka,
Portland, alternates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Pioneer Merchant
Passes AT Dallas

Capital Journal SPECIAL Service.)
Dallas Ore, May 20.--Corneius
Hughes, one of the early day mer.
chants of this city, died at the home
Of George II. Muscott, with whom he
resided, Monday. Mr.. Hughes was
born in Ireland ON April Is, 1894, and
came to this country as young man
After serving several years in the reg.
ular army ON the southwestern from.
tier, he came to Dallas in 1866, and
has resided here ever since.
For more than 40 years he conduct.
ed n shoe store and shop in this city,
retiring from active business five
years ago. He was member for many
years Of the Masons and the Odd Eel
lows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
BAILEY rs REBUKED.

Washington May 2O.-Justicc Mccoy
Of the district supreme court, today
severely rebuked Joseph Bailey former
United States senator from Texas, dur
ing his argument as counsel for the
Riggs National Bank in its suit against
Secretary of the Treasury McAd0o and
Comptroller Of the Currency John Skel.
ton Williams on charge of conspiracy.
Bailey made remark which the
court thought disrourteous and he told
the former senator so i'm no uncertain
tcrms Bailey threatened to withdraw
from the ease.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given th9i s,il,. Y, I1t ors|
mon mOt'ou Council Of the city Of Sa,', q. n.S.
CON, invites sealed BIDS Iol nl,,.v,, ,ur ard'
Of S an improvement Of Be,Is,t'l ',,,0,.i'l ~
to the west line Of LiOefg NH IN
PortaSd iSS il1y 0' cement ot' concrete ga,1 a,se1
mSaltic ,5gG H''cJ concretcJ and GiaIilSs M q, 5la
specifications and l, esi'Pa,o, PPasorler q y
the, the Office tSien Of ore ,pi hereby referred
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
DALLAS LOCAL NEWS
Capital Journal Special servicc.)

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas Ore, May 20.
The Dallas High school team will 90
to Corvallis next Saturday and play a
return game with the high school team
of that city. The local team has been
strengthened since their last game with
the team from the college town and a
lively contest is to be expected.
Wm, Hartley formerly Of the Golden
Rule store Of this city and now of Go.
bel, Nevada, was in the city Sunday
visiting at the home of his father on
Washington street. Mr.. Hartley was
on his way to Portland where he will
undergo surgical operation.
Miss Bessie Gooch has accepted n
position as stenographer in the office
of John r. Sibley, the abstracter.
DIR. and Mrs Hendershott have re.
turned to their home in Portland after
short visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs, n, b. Starbuck in this city.
Mrs. Mary Beaver Of West Salem
was n guest at the A. b. Starbuck
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, John Holman Of Grow.
ley were Dallas visitors the first of the
week.
W. h. Winslow, of West Salem was
county seat visitor the first of the
week
Peter Fiuseth of the Bee Hive store
is In Portland this week on business.
Miss Stella and Miss Cora Fitz OF
the Capital city are in Dallas the guests
Of friends.
Miss Peal Uglow returned Monday
from short visit in Salem.
The civic Improvement section of the
Dallas Woman's club held silver tea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
If Majors Want Bill
They Must Buy Him

Los Angeles, May 2O,-"Thc Bill
Rodgers case is closed incident, - said
Manager Walter McCredie Of the Port.
land Beavers today. "If any major
league club wants to buy him, they VIII
have to come across with $4,000 to the
Portland club. Furthermore, all nego.
tiations will have to be made through
me"
McCrcdic snid he had not yet heard
from Rodgers, but indicated he believed
the infielder would report soon. Rod
gers, who was for three years captain
of the Beavers, was recently uncondi'
tionaly released to them by the Cloyc-
land Americans. II was reported he
had been given permission to sign with
another major league organization, but
McCrpdie denied il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20


at the home of Mrs S. b. Taylor Tues
day afternoon.
The condition Of w. A. Ayers, who
has been confined to his hCme for the
past week with pneumonia, is but lit
tie improved.
+. NJ. Bethel spent Sunday with
friends near Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Hayter and family were
Albany visitors Sunday.
Mrs. B. Casey and daughter, Helen,
returned Monday evening from n
weeks visit with relatives in Rose.
burg
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Simonton were
over.Sunday visitors at the home Of
James Simonton near Salem.
j. c, Hayter was business visitor
in Willaminu and Sheridan the first Of
the week.
II, II. Parsons teacher in the pub.
lie schools of McAIinnville, was Dali
las visitor Sunday, at the home Of his
grandmother, Mrs. Snow.
County School Superintendent and
Mrs, II. c. Seymour returned the first
of the week from a short visit in Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. l.. Crider returned
Monday evening from Portland where
they had been called by the serious
illness of +. c. Kirkpatrick.
Rev c. c. Curtis Of the Christian
church was Corvallis visitor Sunday
Miss Merle Hall Of Monmouth was
in the city Sunday the guest Of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Campbell were
Capital city visitors the first of the
week.
John Butler Of Willamina was a re-
cent visitor in Dallas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
KEEPER FIGHTS OFF LION.
Circus Man at Eugene Has Hand Badly
Mangled In Encounter.

Eugene, Or, May 20.-With his hand
badly mOngled by lion that nearly
took his lirc Speaker Moncttc, lion.
keeper with the Sclle.Floto Circus that
was here yesterday walked across the
tent and covered his injury with salt us
an OUtiseptic, then sought the show
phyNciuu "BcNnty," one of the mrg.
est lions, is the mother OF two cubs two
weeks old Since the birth Of the
baby liono, she has been SO vicious that
she has not been allowed to take part
Ia her customary acts in the circus ring
When Mouette attempted to remove
q board from her cage the lioness struck
ot his hand with her claw, ut the same
time reaching with the other claw at
his head
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
SportMeus
Prizes For Track Winners
On Display at Bars

The prizes for the winners of the
non.conference meet which will be held
on willamette field Saturday are on dis
play at Barr's Jewelry store, The first
prize is beautiful silver loving cup,
it will be up yearly as an annual prize.
The school winning it twice will be
given the cup permanently. As there
are eight colleges to compete for it the
probability is that the competition will
be so strong form year to year that no
school will claim it Immediately. the
second prize is a large gold banner with
a cardinal shield cmblazoned upon it,
The third prize is similar to the second
but not so expensive A large pennant
will be given the winner Of the mile
rnl0y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
III NEW MEMBERS JOIN
EUGENE'S BOOSTER CLUB

Eugene, Or, May l9.-The Eugene
Commercial club initiated III new
members last night with a big parade
and banquet in the club rooms after,
ward. The parade was participated
in by the Eugene military band, the
Radiators, the new members and sev.
cral hundred Of the old members, As
an initiOtory degree the new members
were sent through gigantic egg,
manufactured for the occnsion, aud as
they emerged from it they became full.
flcdged members, They were the first
hatch Of the thousand cam.
paign launched by the club.
Success comes to those who make
up their minds to do thng-then get
busy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
MOVE TO INDEPENDENCE.

Jack Cannon, formerly connected
with the Frank e. Dunn store in Eu-
gene, plans to leave Eugene, Wednes'
day, for Independence, where he ex.
p cts to take a similar position with
the Wetherbee Jones store Of that
city.
Mrs. S. A. Caldwell and daughter,
Miss D. Caldwell left this morning
for Independence where they intend
to reside permanently. They had been
living in Eugene for the past nine
months.-Eugene Register.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

London, May l0,--Audrew Bonar
Law and A. J. Balfour, Conservative
leaders, say that, while they are in
tavor of cutting down the drinking in
England, they are opposed TO absolute
prohibition, The Impression is grow
ing that the government will be salts.
fled with bringing in measure pro.
hibitiug the sale Of spirits. Even this
step will not be exclusively govern.
ment policy, since nothing can be done
without consultation with other parties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
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COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
Yesterday,s S Results.

IOotoludy HSoouANo'
At Los Angeles No Port
land-Venice game on account Of
the funeral services Of Man.
agcr Happy Hogan, manager of
Venice Tigers.
At Salt Lake-Salt Lake .,
San Francisco On innings.
At Oakland-Los Angeles 7,
Oakland 3.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

Willamette university students show.
ed that they were still inclined to have
" kid tendencies Realizing that cir.
cus.day is redletter day they accord.
ingly proceeded to see the parade this
morning in preference to remaining in
classes. A large number are planning
to take in the sights, eat peanuts and
popcorn and drink pink lemonade this
afternoon the same as they did when
they were youngsters As an education.
al factor the circus has an uudoubted
value according to the expressions Of
some students
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

The juniors Of Willamette university
win give the seniors a banquet at the
Marion tomorrow evening at 1870. This
is an annual custom for the juniors to
banquet the Seuors before graduating.
About eighty persons will be present
Howard Jcwett, a junior will preside
us toast master.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

The big non'confcrence track meet to
be held ON Willamette field Saturday
will be one worth seeing as all of the
schools win be present with the excep.
tion of Monmouth Normal school A
communication was received by the
track manager Mt Willamette this morn.
ing that they would be unable to par.
ticipote in the meet All Of the others
viii be present and the seven will make
the competition strong for the winner
Of first place,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
WILLAMETTE NOTES

Dean Alden of Willamette university
gave an address before the Portland dis.
'rict conference at st. llelens last even.
ing. The address was in the nature Of
an exposition Of the value and merits
of willamette to the churches of Ore
gon. The Dean will return this even.
ing.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-10
STEAMER
SEARCHED By BR|TONS
INCIDENT MAY PROVE SERIOUS ISSUE IN COHTRO-
VERSY NOW IN PROGRESS
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, D. c., Nov. 10.-The
American steamer Zealandia was for
cibly searched by party from a
British cruiser at Progresso, Mexico,
the United States consul at that port
reported today. On the face of the
report, the official conclusion here is
that the British naval authorities not
only violated Mexican neutrality but
far exceeded their rights in forcibly
searching an American ship in a neu-
trail port. The incident will probably
constitute a serious issue in the con-
troversy over British treatment of
American shipping. The Zealandia is
reported to be loaded with rosin
which the British fear may reach the
enemy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-10
Berlin. Nov. 9, 1915.
THE AUCTION SALE.

eve were told before our auction
sale started that the Ocala people
would not attend auction sales," said
the proprietor of the Ocala Pawn
Shop to Star reporter today, 'but
the crowds that found their way to
this place all day Saturday and Mon
day up to a late hour does not indi-
cate that this is true"
The stock offered was all in first
class shape, and though there was not
much rivalry everybody enjoyed be-
ing there whether they bought or not,
as there was always something doing,
and "repeaters" were not in evidence.
Mr.. Herzenberg is splendid auc-
tioneer and keeps his hearers in a
jolly mood all the while. He says the
reason he can always wear smile
while at work is that he knows the
stock to be good clean one and he is
not required to strain his conscience
when he tells of the merits of it.