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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
OF FRANCE
PLAY AT VAUDEVILLE
BACK OF BATTLE LINE

sang and laughed with the others, free
~ and without reserve, yet recog-
nized in this captain count and mem
Der of one ot the proudest families in
the taubourg nobility Of Paris.
The clown with his identification tag
gave way amid applause to an aerobatie
wearing the PINK tights OF tradition.
lie, too, mad tag on his wrist hori'
zomtal bar mad been rugged up on the
stage and as tho soldier IN PINK tights
began 10 girate upon IL, the comic
partner came out and eomcked' IN
the way everyone who has ever seen a
variety SHOW knows. Under ms very
much TOO large come dress coat, on
very muscular wrist, was his ln,case'
ot-death tag never letting one fTget
that Just over the ridge aways death
was raining out OF the SKIES at that very
minute Ihe tags ana the DOmDard-
ment made the war seem very near
An lmltator OF Houdlnl came next,
wrlggling out OF handeutfs, padlockS
ana cnalns, ropes ana other queer para
phernalla NO chains seemed TOO Sc
eurely fastened abMt nm for nm TO
free himself OF lt-.save the one when
held the plague which would ldentity
him II some day ne ana shell should
get TOO well acquainted.
After him British Red Cross at
tendant, IN KHAKI, sang Alexander 3
nag Iime Band excruielatingy Dal
to much applause from his allies. AND
wnen ne completely broke down as 10
4 voice ne laughed good naturedly ana
allowed ms legs to do not pad 'puz'
zard lope.
Last on the Dill, save the MOVIES
they nave movies at many points along
the front now-came q singer, an or
dinary-looklng soldier IN an everyday
uniform considerably tne worse foi
the worse iT trench.wear' he was OF
less than average helgnt ana not even
nls small plond mustache could MT niS
appearance 10 one or very great dig
nlty' IL was toid that IN private li1'
ne was coupler, so as the surgeon
splashed lnto par or dreamy aho
rather pretty Daiiao, ! reared the WORSE
| Ieeiihg not httie Kihuiy towaruS tn'
Germans VINO were now making NOR
ment' WIN the singers tirsS NOTES ,,s
however 4 GhahBeu my minu' ih'
hotes were like pure goiu.
Doom! Dang went Vne rrussiai
smells close Dy' ,.
twas just tlny liowg, urpppe,
besides @ my way' sang sang tae ftencn tsn nosoa sOl
dler, paying no hItehtioh 10 tne noise is'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
New English Naual Policy
Has Had Better Effects

Risliing their specdiest vessels, the
Germans swooped down and lombard
ed the English coast, while the inferior
English guarding ships were unable to
make sufficient speed to catch them.
Then Admiral Beatty's dreadnaughts
were transferred to the North sea, and
the German raiders soon were minus the
pre-dreadnaught Blercher. The Ger,
man dreadnaughts themselves might
have perishcd, had Beatty's fleet been
larger.
Thereupon, most. il not all the dread
nalghts in the North sea larbors pre-
pared for any emergency or big battle.
Submarines from Germans cannot now
penetrate guarded harbors, as small
craft are keepig constant lookout, to
give the alarm at once if any German
craft come out for action.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Several Oregon Concerns
Advertised at Big Fai,

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Oregon Building, Panama Pacific Ex-
position, San Francisco, Sept 7.-Sev-
eral Oregon concerns are receiving ex-
traordinary advertising here. The Day
ton Evaporating & Packing Company
has display of evaporated garden and
orchard products at both the Oregon
building and Palace of Horticulture
that attracts very great attention. A
chemist from the department Of agri-
culture at Washington, whose business
it is to look after matters of this sort,
saw the exhibits the other day, and
said that he had seen no other any
where that would compare with the
Dayton product He was so impressed
that he left here with the determine
ton Of going to the Oregon town to in
vestigate thoroughly.
The Pendleton Woolen Mills have a
magnificent display at the oregon
building and besides getting the ad.
vertising, hundreds Of orders are being
taken.
The Oregon City Woolen Mills have
loom in operation at the Palace OF
Varied Industries, with the Mitehells
in charge, and they have been success
ful in securing large orders from scores
OF large eastern firms, besides selling
tremendous quantities Of goods here
The Oregon Fruit Juice Company al
Salem is giving away a great quantity
Of the loganberry juice here every week
and has demonstration in city depart
ment store. Thousands Of orders are
being taken. The Eugene Fruit Grow
ers Association, the Northwest frul'
Products Company Of Salem, have bot
tied goods and literature here.
Scotch Hop Ale, made at Medford,
non.alcoholie drink, is making a great
bit nj the Oregon building. Tillamooi
cheese is being demonstrated at pootl
adjoining and the combination is
wonderful refresher for the tired ones
This specific endeayor with Others q, Of
ia Kind noted heretofore, means the in
crease Of prosperity and enlargement
Of industry for Oregon concerns an'
win add TO the sum total of good de
rived from Oregon 5 effort at the TX
position.
I A Marvel 10 Some.
Judge Thomas +. Ryan, deputy stat
treasurer and a prominent fruit grove
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Two Russian Cities Captured.

Berlin. via London, Sept. 7,--f1eld
Marshal Won Mackensen has captured
Drohyczin and Chomsk, and has arrived
within SO miles of Pinsk, 1t was an
nounced today.
Concerning the Riga operations, the
official statement mentioned only that
German cavalry had advanced upon
Daudeewad, southwest Of Freidfich'
stadt. c d,
soid tbe statement, "the enemy has
reformed his lines from Skidel to Vol
kovysky. In this region we have cross
cd The Kotra and Pyra rivers, fighting
General Won Gallwitz, by a series OF
night surprise attacks occupied points
on the eastern bank Of the Ross. Prince
Leopold Is Bavarian forces are progress
inc southeast Of Volkovysky'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Rloodu Infantry Attacks.

Paris, Sept 7.-Bloody infantry az
tocks about the Souchez cemetery re-
zion have been renewed. Fighting az
this grim location, where IN in recent cent
struggles, many have been killed, does
not mark general offensive movement,
howeyer. Only small detachments are
engaged. They have been hurting pc
tards and grenades in bitter night en-
gagements. A. a.
man works at Queeneueres, and on the
Nouvron plateau, while violent engage
mcnts we're reported too in the Cham
pagne region.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
petroqrad Panic. Stricken.

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, Sept
7-Petrograd is panic.strieken, Berlin
newspapers said today, because of false
rumors that the Germans have captured
Riga.
An Athens dispatch reported that, in
connection with the city's terror the
president Of the Petrograd police had
been assassinatcd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Mined or Torpedoed7

Washington, Sept. 4 = The United
states today ordered its representatives
abroad to determine whether the Allan
liner Hesperan was mined or torpe-
doed. In long, confidential prelimin-
ary statement, Consul Frost at Queens
town, declared there is extreme doubt
as TO the exact nature Of the means OF
destruction
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
uenice Rnided by Airmen.

Rome, Sept. For the firth time
since the war began, Austrian aero
planes yesterday bombarded Venice, 1t
was announced today
One aircraft shot down by anti'air,
craft guns, fell into the lagoon and
its pilot and observer were captured
Bombs we're hurled along the lagoon
and in the vicinity Of the city forts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
WANT CITY orr1c1A1 REMOVED

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. enlarged
that there are discrepancies in the
clty's financial statements, and claim
ing corrupt encouragement of violation
OF the prohibition law, citizens com.
mittee today petitioncd the chancery
court to remove Mayor Edward Crump,
fire and Police Commissioner r. A..
utley and Police Inspector 0. II. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Artillery to Texas.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 7,--0ne aun.
dred and sixty United States artil'
lerymen from Wisconsin will reach here
tonight earoute to Fort Sam Houston
Earlier reports had indicated u mys'
terious movement of twenty-four car
loads OF infantry, cavalry, artillery and
equipment, but railroad authorities here
today claimed to know nothing Of any
move except by the Wisconsin, forces
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Advance on chihuahua.

Galveston, Texas, Sept. 7.--Carran-
2ista forces under General Luis Her
rera have occupied Guerrero and are
now advancing on Chihuahua, advices
here today said.
Villista forces, meantime, are mass.
ing at Torreon for decisive stand
against General 0bregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
MEXICANS. KILLED
IN BRISK CLASH
ALONG BORDER
Texas Rangers Make Good
Mexicans Of Six Raiding
Bandits
AMERICANS LAID TRAP
And MEXICANS WALKED IN
Concerted Attack Has Been
Planned According To
Refugee

Brownsville, Texas, Sept. six
Mexicans were killed in a brisk clash
with Texas rangers at Cavazos cross
ing last night, advices received today
stated. A captain and lieutenant OF
the Carranzsta garrison at Matamor.
os, the report indicated, were among
those slain.
The Americans "laid trap, the
Mexicans walked in, - the message lac.
Onically explained. Two Mexicans
captured after firing from an auto
mobile, were put in Jail.
Summary action was taken by Amer.
ican forces with Aniceto Piano s
ranch house, sixteen miles from here
when it was burned down to prevent
further meeting of the raiding Mexi-
cans, who, it is claimed, mad used ii
as their headquarters. Two bombs OF
military pattern and other incriminat'
ing evidence were located there.
From information received from Stan.
ley Dodds, who escaped death at the
raiders hands last week, the author.
tiles learned that the Mexicans planned
to make a concerted attack on Ameri
cans September l6. He said Piano and
Vicente Dayila were the organizers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
ordered 70 Keep Hands or.


Brownsville, Texas, Sept. 7.-Gcneral
Garranza has ordered his followers all
along the border not to mix into the
Texas revolution, according to the
Carranzista press and officials today.
This revolution" they are calling an
imaginary internal strife sweeping
Texas" and threatening to spread to
the entire south of the United States.
The press is printing reports that all
Americans except soldiers nave been
driven from Texas, and that many Mex.
leans have entered the territory TO
Join the revolution. "
Blames for clashes between Ameri
cans and Mexicans in this section is
charged against Texas rangers by Gen
eral Nafarette, Carranza commander
across the river from here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
czar In Command.

Paris, Sept. 7.-Czar Nicholas has
personal command Of the Russian arm
les, it was officially announced to-
day.
Military experts interpreted that III
move meant he win be constantly at
the front encouraging aud arousing his
soldiers, and, it was pointed out, inci-
dcntally showing his displeasure at
their failure to half the German ad.
vance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
BASEBALL TODAY

National League.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
A Marvel 10 Some.

Judge Thomas Il. Ryan, deputy state
treasurer and prominent fruit grower
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Rolgians Killed by Airmen.

Berlin, via london, Sept. Tl--Seven
Belgian civilians were killed and two
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Oregoni Fair
tonight} Wed
nesd ay fair
warmer except
near the eoast
easterly winds.
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through the Royal Gorge Luncheon
and dinner in dining cars or at hotels
en- route.
Tour No. 81. Aug. 1.
Arrive Salt Lake City at noon.
Breakfast in dining car. Transfer to
There will be included a sightseeing
tour In automobiles. visiting the Nor
mon Temple and other places of in
terest. Transfer to the railroad sta
ton and leave in Pullman cars for San
Diego.
Tour No. 81. Aug. =.
En- route to San Diego. All meals in
dining
Tour No. 81. Aug. 2.
Arrive San Diego 6 A. NJ All meals
at hotel in San Diego. Leave at night
in Pullman cars for Los Angeles
Tour No. 81, Aug. l.
Arrive Los Angeles $50 A. NJ Trans
fer to hotel. The Old Mission sight
seeing tour will be included. All meals
and room at hotel
TOnr No. 81, Aug. S.
Transfer to station and leave in the
morning for Santa Barbara. reaching
! hotel in Los Angeles. luncheon and
evening dinner at Hotel Potter in San
ia Barbara. Leave at night in Pull
! man cars for Del Monte.
Tour No. OF. Aug. 9.
| In Del Monte. Breakfast at Hotel
Del Monte. Leave al noon. Arrive San
Francisco p. NJ. Luncheon in dining
car. Transfer OF passengers and bag
gage from station to hotel in San
| Francisco. also room at first-class no.
tel in San Francisco.
Tour No. 81, Aug. to Is.
| Nine Days In San Francisco. During
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the stay in San Francisco we include
room at hrst-class hotel, also break
fast each day. eve do not include
luncheon and dinner while in san
Francisco, as it will be more convenient
TO get these meals away from the
Gate automobile tour. trip to Mount
Tamalpais. a trip through Chinatown.
Tour No. s1. Aug. IS.
Transfer to steamer dock and leave
by steamer for Portland. All meals
and stateroom berths included on
steamer. (Tickets can he furnished to
travel by Southern Pacific X. r. from
San Francisco to Portland. meals and
berths extra, If notice is given us when
tickets are paid for).
Tour No. 81. Aug. I8.
At sea Arrive Portland in the af-
ternoon Transfer to hotel in Portland.
Breakfast and luncheon on steamer.
Dinner and room at hotel in Portland
Tour No. 81. Aug. IL.
Breakfast and luncheon at hotel.
Transfer to railroad station and leave
by train for Seattle. Transfer to no.
tel in Seattle. Dinner and room at ho-
tel in Seattle
Tour No. 81. Aug. Is.
In cattle. All meals and room at
hotel. Sightseeing tour in Seattle in
cluded Leave at night in Pullman
cars for the Yellowstone Park via
Northern Pacific r. r.
Tour No. Ell, Aug. 10.
En- route FEAST via Northern Pacific
r. r. All meals in dining car.
Arrive Gardiner (entrance to- yell
lowstone Park) 10 A. NJ. Leave by stage.
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Tour I'd" uia New York
$500

lat Hotel Alexandria or similar hotel.
one Hundred Mile Trolley Trip TO
Pasadena. Venice. Santa Monica. Re-
dondo and Moonstore Beaches.
Twelfth Dny-At Los Angeles Room
provided.
Thirteenth Dny-Leavc Los Angeles
about noon via a. 7. & 6. +.
Fourteenth Dny-Arrive Grand Can
yon about 10 a. VI. Lunch and dinner
provided a, Hotel FL Tovar. Leave
about $50 r. NJ.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth D,ys-En
route passing through New Mexico,
Colorado and Missouri
Seventeenth Day-Arrive Chica go
about noon. Leave Chicago about 3
p. NJ.
Eighteenth Dny-Arrive New York
| about +. NJ
Fares including frst-class round trip
tickets, hotel accommoda lions. sight
seeing, etc. Meals on trains and at
European plan hotels la carte and
are not included. Pullman accommo-
datons extra.
Rate from Richmond, SI5I.
Richmond TO New York and return
via Old Dominion s. S. Co
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TOUR 90" 30 DAYS

arrive Mammoth Hot Springs at noon.
Breakfast at Livingston, stage, lunch
con. dinner and room At Mammoth Hot
Springs Hotel
Tour No. 81, Aug. ~.
Leave Mammoth Hot Springs by
stage in the morning; arrive Fountain
Hotel in the afternoon. Stage. meals
and hotel included.
Tour No. OF, Aug. ~.
Leave Fountain Hotel in the morn
ing. arrive Old Faithful Inn, Upper
Geyser Basin. at noon. Stage. meals
and room included.
Tour No. 81, Aug. a3.
Leave Old Faithful Inn in the morn
ing by stage. Arrive Lake Hotel in
the afternoon. Stage. meals. and room
included.
Tour 40. al. Aug. rs.
Leave Lake Hotel in the morning.
arrive Canyon Hotel at noon. Stage.
meals and room at hotel included.
Tour No. 81. Aug. rs.
Leave Canyon Hotel in the morning
by stage. Arrive Gardiner at p. NJ.
and leave in Pullman cars for st.
Paul All meals and Pullman berths
to st. Paul included.
Tour No. 81, Aug. 20.
En- route east through North and
South Dakota. All meals in dining car
Tour No. 81, Aug. %.
Arrive ST. Paul 7:30 A. NJ. Leave al
"a ?. NJ. Sightseeing tour of st. Paul
and Minneapolis All meals at hotel.
Tour No. 81. Aug. 20.
Arrive Chicago 700 a. NJ. Arrive ST
Louis P NJ. (Tickets from Chicago OF
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TOUR IL" Fl DAYS

Two tours. including St Louis. Colo
RADIO Springs, Manitou Springs. auto
mobile tour through the Rocky Noun
tains. Garden of the Gods. Denver.
City. Los Angeles, San Diego. Santa
Barbara. six days MT the SAN FRAN
CISCO EXPOSITION.
,These Tours will be in charge of
competent Conductors)
DAILY ITINERARY.
Tour No. a2, Aug. 10.
Tour Nd. 33. Sept. ..
Leave Boston p. NJ. New York, 7:40
r. NJ. Philadelphia, 1880 L. NJ
Tour No. 81, Aug. II.
Tour 40. 33, Sept. ?.
Leave Rochester 1890 A NJ. Wheel
ing. A. NJ. Pittsburgh, II 80 a. NJ.
Buffalo, 1925 noon, Columbus. 2:45 P
NJ, Cleveland, 4:i0 =. NJ. Detroit, ; r.
NJ. connecting at Toledo.
Leave Toledo via Glover Leaf Route
=. VI. in Pullman cars.
Tour No. 81. Aug. IL.
Tour No. 33, Sept. =.
Arrive st. Louis. s:l5 a. NJ. Auto
mobile sightseeing tour about the city.
Leave ST. Louis / r NJ. Pullman cars
for Colorado Springs, passing through
Kansas City at $40 p. NJ All meals
pt'N III slShN
seeing included.
Tour No. 81, Aug IL.
Tour No. RI, Sept. s.
En- route through Kansas and Colo
RADIO. Arrive Colorado Springs . y. NJ
Transfer to hotel in Colorado Springs
Pullman berth. all meals and room al
hotel included.
Tour No. 81. Aug Is.
Tour No. 33, Sept. g.
In Colorado Springs. There will be
In 30-mile automobile tour through the
Rocky Mountains to Crystal Park, also
Ia carriage drive through the Garden
Of the Gods to Manitou Springs. Leave
Colorado Springs $50 r. NJ Arrive
Denver 9 i. NJ. Transfer to hotel. All
meals, automobile tour and carra e
drive also room at hotel in Denver. in
Guided.
Tour No. 81, Aug. IS.
Tour No. 81, Sept. :.
There will be an automobile sight
seeing tour in Denver, visiting the
principal places OF interest. All meals
room at hotel and Sightseeing auto
tour included.
Tour No. 32, Aug. Is.
Tour No. 33. Sept. s.
Transfer to station and leave At 1:3t
| 4. NJ, in Pullman cars via d e. r. q
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hills and mountains. and % cities can
be had; also a trip through Chinatown.
Tour No. 81, Aug. II.
Tour No. 80. Sept. 10.
Leave San Francisco p. NJ in Pull
man cars for Chicago. Breakfast at
Hotel. Transfer of passenger and bag
gage to station and Pullman berth to
Chicago included.
Tour No. ~. Aug. 2S-28-3O.
Tour No. III, Sept. 2O-2I-22.
En- route to Chicago. All meals and
Pullman berth included
Tour No. ~. Aug. 81.
Tour No. a3, Sept. ~.
Arrive Chicago or St. Louis S A. NJ.
tTickets from Chicago or ST. Louis
East are good on any regular train or
Will permit Of ten days stop in Chicago
or ST: Louis, ii tickets arc deposited
with Ticket Agent Immediately on ar
rivaD. Cost OF Tours.
Plnn I. Plan ., PInn 3. Plun a.
Richmond s231 so s202.50 s223.5O s1sg.5O
Rates from other cities will be given
OF request. Special rates for children
under IL years OF age.
PInn includes railroad tickets from
starting place TO Toledo or st. Louis
and return. BEYOND Toledo or ST. Loui.
, we include railroad tickets; double
berth for each person in standard Pull
! man car for the entire round triD
rooms at hotels: all meals in dining
cars. at hotels or restaurants for the
round trip except luncheon and dinner
in San Francisco): side trips: automo.
biles; siEht-seeinG; transfer of passen.
gers and baggage to and from hotel.
and stations; services of conductor,
and every item OF travelling expens,
| for the round trip from Toledo or St
| Louis until return to Chicago. Rail
road tickets only are included from
Chicago back to starting place.
! Plan . includes every expense as fo
| Plan !. except meals. No meals ar,
included in plan ..
| Plan includes all expenses. tn,
same rs Plan l. except that touris
| Pullmans are provided instead OF stan
darG Pullmans.
Plnn 4 includes every expense as FOL
! Plan 3, except meals. No meals are in
cluded on Plan 1.
SOTE.-The above rates provide 70
a double berth for each person in stan
| iard Pullman cars. Ii two persons oc
cupy one double berth the cost will h.
$500 less for each person on eithe
I Plan or Plan >. and s11.OO less 70
! each person on Plan 3 or Plan 4.
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THE ROUTE.
Outwnrd-Through Atlanta TO Birming-
ham, through Memphis TO Kansas City,
the Sante Fc System across the
prairies and over the Ration Range Of
the Rockies. stopping at the Grand
Angeles and San Diego. the Southern
Pacific Railway up the Coast OF Cali
fornia, stopping at Santa Barbara.
paso Robles. Del Monte, Santa Cruz,
Big Trees. Lick Observatory. Leland
Stanford. Jr., University, to San Fran
cisco
Returning = Through Nevada, the
Feather River Canyon and the Great
Salt Beds 10 Salt Lake City. the Scenic
Denver 81 Rio Grandc Railroad over tho
Colorado Rockies. by Glenwood Springs.
the Royal Gorge. Colorado Springs.
Manitou. Fixes Peak. TO Denver.
through Omaha. Chicago, Cincinnati
and Richmond.
one-half dav ut Kansas City.
Ones II day through he wonderful
farm /: Is OF Kansas.
One at the Grand Canyon OF
Arizona.
onc-hi.f day at Riverside and the
orange groves of Southern California.
One day at the Panama California
Exposition. San Diego. Cal.
Two days in and around Los Angeles
One-halt day at Santa barbara. the
Mission city by the Sea"
One-half day At Paso Robes Hot
Springs.
one-half day at Del Monte and Mon
terey
one-half day at Santa Cruz and the
or at tho Leland Stanford. Jr. Univers'
ny.
give days at the Panama-pac!Hc In.
,crnattonal Exposition, san Francisco.