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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

h,,,ned a few weeks ago, and IN very
snort time he had the money suOSc'lOeu
'Ir n G. Kinney and J. C. Wolf, OF oll'
yartop and DR.. Lewie Wolf, OF foIt'
land we're in the city Saturday en- route
hame from the celebrated Wolf mop
rancb on Mission Bottoms. MI Won
saws their hop crop looks good, but the
yisld will probably fall short OF last
year ,o.ooo oorr
field is sufficient TO convince any
scantical farmer that corn can be sue
cessfully grown in Oregon. 1t is with,
opt doubt the best corn field in the
country The stalks stand more than
four feet high and the whole field mas
a vigorous appearance
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 0. Rice went 10
Portland last Thursday While there
the latter had some teeth extracted and
subsequently suffered from hemor-
rbage TO such an extent that her con
dition seemed critical Saturday night
She is better now, however, and was
able to return to her home in Mt Angel
Yesterday. a, ~
North Howell and Silverton ball
teams plaved an interesting game al
selah Springs last Sunday and it wa'
witnessed by a large crowd of people
Cp to the eighth inning Silyerton
had the best of the game but IN the
eight Howell had two men on bases and
with a safe hit scored three, and tn
score was 4 to in favor of North
Howell
Frank Van Hatten, arrested last
week at klamath Falls, on a bench
warrant issued by Judge Percy Kelly,
on charge Of non.support of his family
in Mt. Angel, arrived in the city last
Thursday evening. It is understood that
the case has been settled out Of court
with the understanding that Won Hat
ten will in the future provide for his
wife and children.
Dr.. Donnelly took p n. Smith to
Portland last Friday where he under.
went an operation on one Of his
lower limbs. Mr. Smith has been
troubled with a soreness in the mem
ber for some time and last week it
became so serious that he was un-
able to be out of bed. II is believed
that the operation will prove success
full and that the sufferer will be able
to return. Bbme within short time
Tribune%
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
News Of Marion County


: Mollie Voorhees, and Mrs Minnie Rich
ard
Mrs. Blaine McCord was nostes:
Tuesday afternoon 20 the members Of
the 81. Mary's Episcopal guild Beau,
tiful bouquets Of datlias were arranged
in decoration. After an hour was spent
in sewing, refreshments we're served Dly
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. II. W,
Grass. The members present WeIe'
Mrs n. VI. Austin, Ms II. J.. Gllli
Mrs. r. A. Liycsley Mr G. +. carlos
Mrs Edward Boseoe. Mrs Frank Wolfe,
Mrs 4. @. Emmett, Mrs o. =. over
ton, Mrs. W. II. johnson and Mrs. l..
NJ. Bitney. Additional guests were
Mr., Frank w. Settlemier and Mrs. h
W Grass.
The Emera club gave another one OF
their delightful $500 PARTIES IN the
Masonic hall Saturday evening There
were nine tables uf the game played,
prizes falling TO Mr. and Mrs, X, y,
Guiss Orange ice and cake were ser
we'd by Mrs. NJ. McCord and Mrs. l..
II ShOrey
Mrs K. L. Guiss entertained a large
number Of friends OF her nome Thurs
day afternoon in honor Of the Misses
Clara aud Olga Bruno, Of Oakland, Cal.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with hydrangea, dahlias, roses and
mar.golds. Twelve tables G $500 ,
were played, Miss Madge Sc0llard re-
ceiylug the prize for high score; Mrs.
T. VI Drake received second prize, and
Mrs y. q. Cowles the consolation. Sew.
eral vocal solos were rendered by Mrs.
Homer Alleman, Mrs G. +. Waste and
Miss Clara Brune. Lunch was served
| by the hostess, assisted by Mrs T. G..
/ Poorman, Mrs II. ". Austin, Miss LUs
Beebe and Miss Clara Bruno. Those
l present were; Mrs John Mckinney,
| Mrs Y. G. Poorman Mrs. +, j. Stan.
lard, Mrs i. r. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. j. p.
Hunt Mrs W. A. Chapman Mrs. F.
" Settlemier, Mrs. j. w. Moore Mrs
| g. u Beebe, J. l.. Shorey, Mrs. S. r.
johnson, Mrs w. II Johnson, Mrs
+. NJ Drake, Mrs. G. C.. Goodale, Mrs
+, X Beck, Mrs y. Killen Mrs. e. +
Carlos, Mrs H. II. ShWcy, Mrs p. A.
| Llyeslcy. Mrs. X. II. Scott. Mrs. Geo.
Beach Mrs. +. l.. Marsh, Mrs. l.. Law.
renee, Mrs G. h. Kent, Mrs. h. F..
Moshberger, Mrs. Alice Kennedy, Mrs.
b. q Emmett, Mrs. D. G. Cowles, Mrs.
I J.. v Guiss, Mrs. 0. p. Oyerton, Mrs.
B McCori Mrs. II. W. Grass. Mrs. f.
Proctor, Mrs. 4. A. Proctor Miss Lucy
Waste Misses clara and Olga Brune.
Miss Mary and Malge Scolard, Miss
Helen Kent, Miss Eleanor Wright. Miss
Lois Bcebe, Miss Mildred Drake and
Miss Aletha Bi'ncy
| Mr. W r. Binklcy was in Portland
Monday to arrange for the funeral OF
his niece Mrs May Townsend Hender.
son. who died at the Good Samaritan
/ hospital, Saturday, July n, az the age
ot 30 years, II was her last request
that she would be buried IN Woodburn.
The remains were brought 10 Wood
I burn Tuesday. Services were held in
the Hall undertaking parors Rev.
/ la 4. Poor ofticiated lutprmgnt was
ct the Belle PASS. She leaves To
mourn her death her husband. Jane.
/ A. Henderson, OF Bridal Veil: "a sister
Mrs Hunt of Mciiord: "a brother
'IHnd MrGee, Of Portland, and o sister
u Kansas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
PASSING OF T. L, BoNNEY,

Mr.. l. Bonney was notified Monday
that his father, 7. L. Bonney was very
i'll and sinking, with no hope for his
recovery Mr. Bonney had been suffer.
ing from brights disease for many years,
He left Hubbard six years ago to make
his home with a son at North Plains
near Hillsboro, Ore. Mr.. Bonney was
one of the pioneers Of AZ in this sec,
tion Of the northwest
Mr., l. Bonney returned home Tuesday
evening and reported rae death of his
father at l:2j that day. The funeral
to be held in Hubbard Thursday at .
o clock conducted by a Portland min.
lister at the tabernacle in which special
services are being held south of
Knight s store, More complete mention
of this venerable pioneer next week.
Hubbard Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
By wilbur S Forrss,


fusi,s5 prsss staff C0nespopdeail
London. Jolly q. BY mau --hehoes
from ,be firing line 10 The DhriahelIes
coming back 10 London today 10 "sol
Jler mail" proclaim ihe comparatively
small tuggle between the Turks ana
allies On narrow Gsllipol peninsula
the fefeea single campaign Of th'
var,
An tie horr0fs " battle 70 northern
Frnnes and Belgium and 0n The Rlgan'ie
casters front are repeated and mnRni
hel on Gallip0li. Every soldier lriief
hsaansw fhfli Thar The Turks are
desperate army j. admitted ln aIl oi
them,
Tue British army 20 Oallipoli is O
wonsfoun mixture. Fighting beside The
tufbaned native ,ropps RON lndl, are
ths Irish from Dublin, The famous
Muns,ers abd D regiment of two from
Cork. Further on dowh ihN line are
shs men from fafawsy New Iealund and
Aus,reiiA while other trenches bold ih"
British iefriiorals from Manchester,
lifmingham and Liverpool The Killed
scots from Edinburgh and Glasgow
are al50 ihefr as well ~ the picturesque
" uniformed French Zouaycs hhd beard.
"a fegulNr of the PronCb contingent
taking ikrif rhahces agaiust the Turks
with me British
The roar of lhs big naval guns 10 lhe
straits blend With ihe smaller noises Of
artillery On lRud ard The crarkle Oi
maehlus guns and rifle fire
DThe speciaeles Be poe here on land
and water would moyr o heafi " flint
writes member " the Dublin fusilcn
"No words can desfrihe shal wc'y'
iafl behihd In our march since He lund
"a hero. The shore haj sIdes OF lh'
steep rlifip Wero dotted With iho ropseI
~ Tubs $50 British Allke lor every
pal I know "
A picturesque story Was received 20
8ay from Private A NJ sampson. l3tl
Australian battalion H. NnIiesl
YESTERDAYS ! WAS Ia q charge
bay0hslted q Turk right through M,
nech. NJ sus ,hr firsi man ever Nh
% and ihs sight made me slch and
squsamish I've tfioi 10 sleep since bot
ii's hard WORK fof frsquenily wake uI
and seem 10 feel MY hayoaei going
into that Turt : noes uRh' li'r bo
ginuing 10 gci oh my heryrs However
Che Ne here IL rather exciting ani bi'
adNeniufoua wiihln sight of oui
tgcnfh Il our watchdog pafship patrol
iiug ap and down nnd " Intervals let
tng nul iniarh shells over Jut head
ahd inte ihe caemy . ltea1hes DOM
kuoN hrr name boz We call her "OlN
foaf funnrls I've been Wllnird
lui u vac iust sefAirh of ahnpncl ot
the lrg ~ haven't hoihorei 10 report
H. hsny VI my comrades have don,
their bli and rashci Ia their checks
one especially hkeh VAS hrng along
nde u me and exposed himself Zoo long
A bullet passed through hip tpmplc ~
tashei Ia al once, but % ili the tbipei
ihAi gol him, fuf I waited Zoe him and
got him in iha same place rs miunto'
latet
Ad,iefs ia thf same mail iiafei ita.
hsmpson had bfrn seriously eluHit.
sni tskrn sboafd D hospital ship
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

hut General iruwa stateB. hnWcNrr
that che state Is going ahead aul maN
iug all preparations 90 BRING thr tnst to
tnal ln spite of che ltgrl is,huIrplurs
which have hren piled up The state
VIII b, ready SAYS So nuwu flr amy
complications
lhr ,Wrpf5mlst ryftrud tn Nas in
uFbd tg tby nuwtu, purchasers uf
hods Involved Tho tut land board
proposed 90 allUV ths.. pbotyat puf
rhuwrs who're thry Ntrt proven ns
such Gao buy tbr lsuG ai fe 90 psr acre
ani the state would sNo title ~ o.
The vase was ursi trict out n Lane
euHHiy and ehrh ihc rumprpml.o wont
through che Anaconda Copper COMPANY
Bshrj lo ho allowed 90 purchase lands
uNlrr che "inaotrUt purtbasts ml.
Drg There atr about $1,000 acres uf
land ail told lH lht taHttu,tuy and
somr Do claims evre hold t1 tt puytu
as lauwut mrbs,tr The eight
uvs uiri Hut Ia laas count, ptt
finally iuId,i Boo favor uf tht state
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
Echoes From the Firing Line,
Where Turks and Allies Battle

A private 10 ibe sixth Manchester
Terriiorisls writes
nTbe countryside is beautiful but ihe
trees are torn by bullets aad shells
Gigantic pieces u cHploded prClee'ile'
from the wanhips he about and shfap.
nj bullets o. big as tennis balls Deaa
Turks Do roiting against Toe scarlet
poppiea The scene is both beanlii1i
and horrible
Private H. J. Forrest. also Of the
Sixth Manchester Regiment writes
nThe sirth Mnnehestefs haze lost
very heavily both 10 officers and MN.
We have beel 10 the firing line for
nearly a month. On one occasion the
entire Ilne made general advance.
w. were the first 10 leave the trenches.
We advanced short distance and be-
gan 10 dig ourselves w. for the Turks
were firing fufiously ] had made q
good cover when q chap cfawled up 70
mo hi, To- The lsg While ! was turn
Ing around 10 give him O first aid dress.
ing. I must have exposed my log iof !
felt q sharp pain, WAS bit ] eould
not get away from the location when
was dangerously near the enemy
trenches Then the Turks started 70 nd
vance. our fellows we're forced 10 re-
tire Of course, they could not tax,
my wounded companion and myself
was MOI going 10 be left FOR The Turk.
no managed 70 got onto one foot nnt
hopped 100 yards 20 cover The Turk
were thrown back and my companion
WIS later brought Ia BY atfeieber bear
Z cfh
/ The allie. have lost heavily oa th'
peninsula us we'll ~ In the struts
The f1uowing marvellous narrative
MAS contained 10 letter from o sailo
~ lhe battleship Majestic sunk by lb'
/ Turks The sailor had witnessed th'
sinking VI the Bouyrt, lrrcsfablc
ocean, Goliath and Triumph
owe we're getting the torpedo net
aft NJ G'la o. m, On May ~ Sudden
Ily I spotted submarine just round
| lng the bows Of o troop1hlp OF our por
lbtam. / dpN the commander atirn
Itlon 10 n lie replied fsa, here comeI
I the torpedo Tho torpedo Travelled
Iht good rate Of speed through thl
water A. G,33 II struck the MaJcstic
| The poor OLD ship shook horribly
"A hugs volume of water shot nj
10 port some 200 foot in the Mr. 90
end. like the others. bad come at least
Men oboyrd orders 90 the very last min
lutr Az recognized that it would be .
fight fof he Everyone WIS ordered q
/ look about tof tbiugs that would krrl
Ilhem hflnat Everyone was cool There
Nns Ho pauir The transports sent bunia
/ The tnWlpr- and tuR. began 90 move 30
Iust Hut all 1f che men bad 20 tab,
| |tu tho Nbler 60 be saved took o faw
/ well look at the Ola sbira deck anu
dltrd overheard I swan ty "a lfenrh
I tuf boat and Nas takrn aboard Az
.0l0 We watched ihr ship heel over
Z She died gume The aimrnl's flag wa,
'slill fNng ns She toppled over and
turned bottom up Afttr aN the cH
rliement whs u,cr / opened my y 81
|C a book aui these ourla v,ra before
muf
90 have fought good tight ba,.
fHrhei 100, course hh,e kypt OBJ.
B fsith %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
lCapital Jonrnal speciaI seryice.l J

Capital Journal Special service.)
Quinaby, Or, July pa Beginning
last evening the United Evangelical
churches Of Oregon will hold ten days
campmeeting at Quinaby Park. Illness
in the families Of several ministers has
made the attendance rather smaller
than usual for the opening service.
George W, Sturgis Of Wrens made a
visit 10 his former home at Brooks,
Saturday. Mr. Sturgis has a fine farm
in Benton County, which he has well
stocked.
Everett Wheelan was seriously i'll
early in the week but is somewhat i'm.
proved.
Miss Christine Harold is recovering
from a week s illness.
Hop men are busy spraying their
crops, although the warm sun of the
past week has decreased the number of
aphis very nOticeably.
Hessian flies are reported in a mum.
ber of grain fields but the wheat has
so far advanced that no great damage
is anticipated.
Captain Slower, former Chief OF
Police Of Portland is in at his farm
from an attack Of rheumatism, and will
probably be taken to a Portland hos.
pital for treatment.
James ONeill was called 10 Portland
last week by the illness Of his mother.
Mrs. George Longmirc and daughter
potty were the guests Of friends Thurs.
lay. They hace been living al Eola
Tor several months whore Mr.. Long.
m'r' went TO manage @ hop yard They
wlIl return to Quinaby soon to make
their home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

ings were sold in competition win
Aurora and Wo0iburn yards and SHOWS
that the best grade Of lumber can be
bought 10 Hubbard to advantage Lum'
Der for homes nearer town were sold "a
John Beyins a half mile south and q
Sam Stauffer who recently purchased
ten acre tract from the Goudy tract
Mrs. Lenna Mishler last Saturday
filed suit for divorce from her husband
Asa K. Mishler in the circuit court OF
this county. In the complaint she al
leges cruel and inhuman treatment. Al
the time the complaint was made the
four older children were in the keep
ing Of the defendant and were in Sc
clusion with parties near Salem. The
court ordered the children turned over
10 the mother and the family went TO
their home east Of town Saturday even
ing. After disposing Of his business
Monday, Asa left for the south.
Next Tuesday, July 9th, the legal
voters Of this school district will vote
upon the question Of a school bond
issue for the purpose Of erecting a
creditable school buildingoand equip.
ing the maintaining standard high
school This is not merely a question
of whether or not we erect a new
school building in Hubbard, but the re-
suit Of this election will be far reach.
ing. On it depends whether or not the
people Of this school district put them.
selves on record as a progressive people
or whether or not we linger along in
the same Old rut, while we see our
neighboring towns building new brick
school buildings and maintaining cred.
table high schools to which we under
the new law passed at the last Iegis.
lature must pay tribute, or in other
words are taxed to supPort-Enter.
prize.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

with regard to neutral trade eycent
with that government itself. and tbat
10 must regard the conduct OF other
h'IugreDt governments as irrelevant to
any discussion with the imperial Ger.
man government of what this govern.
neni regards as grave and unmstifiable
violations Of the rights of American
'lti,els by German naval commanders
inhuman Acts Not Justifiable o
" Illegal and inhumap acts boworo-
IustltlabIe they may be Thought NJ no
against an enemy who is believed N
nave acted in contrayention Of law
a9G humanity, are mauifestly indefen.
,,ole 81 when they deprive neutralo of
,nelr acknowledged rights, particularly
"ae,a they violate the riFbt ~ Tfo
itself II a beligercnt cannot ret,liate ,te
against an enemy without iniprinc tSo ~
a,l' OF neutrals, as well as their mon e
y'',, humanity as well as mstico ana
que regard for the dignity NJ manu- "mu
,raI powers should dictate that "I" tbo
.',i'ee be discontinued. If ncrsi.toJ tg
u. ... ,t would in such circumstances S'ccvu con'
NJ. "'e an objectionable offense ag,iUs,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
HUBBARD NEWS

d D. D. .s... L..
fiep5. I,.t p,ii., ,,.,,,0 '',, So, ''1''''
,p r,pL, .y,.. .,,a. ,,ig".' .,,.... w. "'' nome
,,iu, r.ls,,,. ..s. I'Suii"s s.i"s '"''' "''N'
M, anI ,I.. '' ia, 9a'''',, ,,,
p,,tI,nI -. WI ,"'I '' near
y,,I af,.. '.i,N .i,,. w ,u'.I '!'tlI nome I','
p,,b.r ,t. ,.. t,a.'ut ~ 'l''' WIN lhel'
ny t,vn " '''' 'o'N' h'''g Yves.
Ai,s a. v. ~.
h.. W. W. burnett returned 20 hei
,tt,, ..,.,,I .t.,l' .', "a,u.' ''N' E week
.,, .n5 Ma ''l ''' sprul WIN Tue 'ia"
H.. n tC.i,t' n.y. ,''''.'gS' { 49,,
pI,,,t ,, p.,a,.., g.', anu ~. sp"' '''' ana
~, IN. L.r. '''s' "s w. w. ""s"1 "'', eN',l'
'',h fnla' and saturday
h,, ,.,. !" l',l %, .lanoy was 'n Hubbard
.,f tbe pr.,. s..+.''I -. = % ''no st',iI''l
I.rr ,,....It,'rl "v'u S' ''N Mead
+ I,,,. o.. A., Wy w, Wv, ~. "SS,'l, ....
|,t V,r.,.. 49, any ,,l'' " T. 'n''''llr
u.,. ~, 'H MI anu M', ID. "
Nr, D,,,I s..I,.'' l.,''' /" s.''' "r. ao'
C,,,g. yy,Ii.'. ~ ta'So' a ElrI
tr,. rh. .,...'. ..,, " nv s"S s5 o''u spend
r.,r d.. ..... ,- l',' ol ,"' P',l Nt'l
,r,..t Vl'ys''' % to' ms heeal'h, re-
,...I. .,,5N. .,.'.lN. ms family aud
nm. ... '''l l' "el'ome ann home
. Church ,s,5 .W Z ( ,D,Ss nSyUus OF 'n'
- wi .'N "'N be held ou The faml
p r.l. a. .,''a ,' OF N'o'onEn ou ih,
b,, , U,. r,..... w Nosest l. Iar church
g,u.g ,. a. s' '1l''0''um gust COM
Wtat .,..5 =. '''Ou' i
.f d. Az t''.l ',9ut 'he warehouse
Iakr.,. -. '.-5 MONDAY AFTERNOON
n. t.. IsG ,,,, wv O',sN'nS ,s one n.H'
a. ..' '''a below the elbow The
r.r ol. E. u" .''l.'' @ Az once ana john
l... '' h''1 as new in Few
Nn rh. NJ,
V..t...,-. l1F OF Ca'ue Rogh
,rt..t ..... ,'.'',l ~, n =" hubbard hubbard Friday
~ . q N,.' a' 'ae home OF Mr. and
rs..t... r Mt' faniy Na'
V.rr Nv ne,,' when h''ag H,a'
.rs,t.. N'''a', several Nea, asJ
F.. r..,, WY. NUN @ vo'''el
,'r r 'rA''e people are gsr
N,.t. .t.r.. 'l,'' oand ''l~ Ih,
..u... ''' out there SATURDAY
g.mEr.. '','ed 'aem $40 u.
.. .-...... .' To- WORK up a sn.,
ras ,t.r -...e,.a ',',a |" wen as work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
HYDE-BENSON LAND
CASES AGAIN COME
TO NOTICE Of BOARD
Attorney General Brown Says
State VIII Be Prepared
For Trial

N,Nrus,' Zoe At jstulsa's iu tlt
hldf hsa,ta ,oelrs,euy sbnsl pair,
ppau thr state thls mom,sg ust ibe
stats MAS uo,rsiiaR sgaIg,t uyis sbi
hrnsan 'esarllen of i.s tanrroul,s
which ea' affected be- At tast Nt1r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
OLD LANDMARK GOING.

VIM. Ellis of Falls City is tearing
down what is known as the old
p'Lashmutt house, on North Levens
street 1t is one Of the oldest houses
IN Dallas, Mr. Ellis will erect a new
house on this loot during the summer.
Dallas Itemi2er.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

rlrt.E rua How would % DO
WISH ut Flint m ,tu o l.aut
'hHcust asa bvl o1 oant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
WOODBURY. NEWS

Mrs ~. J.. bhrftpn anu thlNiIfH NHN
Mr and Mrs j. A. Lyeslay and chill
dren lett Wednesday for a week 5 fish
ing and camping trip.
Mrs. Krauss ana daughter Alice, OF
Aurora: Miss Katherine Evans and
Messr Raymond Fisher and VIII Nib
ler are spending o month At newport.
Mr u Alleman was 10 WOodb1rn
Tuesday aud wednesday, but has re-
turned 10 New Era. where she is vocal
iu during the rpin,ualist camp meet
ing
Claud NJ. Geo ha5 returned 10 Pot
land, after spending several days Al.
the nome of Mr. and Mrs W 7. Blink.
ley.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Bonney Of Union,
entertained nt dinner SUNDAY Mr and
Mrs. George BouHey and daughter
Ethel. Nr and Mrs Hartley Bonney
land children aud Miss Aletha BltneE|
hll of Woodburn
The M.se. Clara and Olga Bruno
who have been the guests Of Mira D..
In Mckinney for the past twu works,
/ lrft Wednesday FOR their hOm" in Oak
/ land, CAL
Mosu. Guy ond Robert Berlin Wis
litrd Monday nt the home Of Mr. aud
| Mrs. w. r. Binklcy The Mesus Ber
|la are making % tour from Ceutalia,
| Wash, 10 different points in Oregon.
|in thur automobile They expect 10.
go ip Sau Francisco latcT and attend
. the fair
Miss Ncllc Walker of Portland. ar
|flyrd Thursday and will y,sit al the.
nome Of her mother, MIRO w. A. walker
|uf this city
/ Mr A Englc aud niece, Nlts. Alice.
| Roberts yni'ei friends in Grryais|
"Wednesday
Miss Mildred Drake will return toI
her work bt the Good samaritan hos
|wlal tho first of the week. after al
/ three weeks vacation lt her home lu.
] Wpibum
Mrs li l.. Bcnt aud daughters, Leia
land Nplma, Of Aurora, were visiting.
/ frirud, hero Saturday.
/ g. A. RyIm1u h5s returned from a.
|siK weeks trip to San francisco and
|olhrr points of interest boo California
'b,r home Ip Ilnbhom after amending a
week vita friend, ln WooIh1rn.
Nr and Nr G,a A. Meadow. or
Ipswich South Dakota. were the guests.
Tot Nr and Mrs a. s. N,hl sunday
Miss Helen Nchl Is visiting the.
Misses Fahrys nt Salem. one
Miss Lu.y Wasts of Annpe,pols.
b. visiting 4f ib, bouIa ~ her hrnib,y
Dr. 4. T Walsir.
Miss N Gaudy of Hubbard was
sbuuu.us W Wu,ILuru rbursI1y
Nu, Margaret rav anI the Misses.
EIuu. uI huuEIyp. N Y won, week
and ru,t. .f patL., At.b.r fr.,,
wore on thnr way 10 tho nir
Nr and Mrs NIuIub E..l of Rsrl
stu. luVb. ara Oh, quests of their uprlr
|buI aunt Nfr and Ng b \ W..l
/ Nr and Mr.. ut.N nr, ON tbrif homo,
.moup tuI. and sam y.It tbr nIr h,
. fot returning home
Miss Fiybr horton. assistant most
|m.trg.s. I.0 fht urt off M, week ion
/ Mmr uH.. WHOM. aht win .uent brr
VACATION.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

PittSburg Press: See America first.
But wherever you go, travel with your
own collapsible drinking cup.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
Germany Told Firmly
To Respect U. S. Rights

Continued from Rage one.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
.I{AklEHAMEHAsS Sal Flee
STONE TO BE Ex RlTEI

Especial Star-BuIletin Corr hndencel
HILO, March 12.rzH Il plans Of
the board Of trade 60 thi gh. there
will soon be an added action in
the way Of interesting sit in Hilp.
It Is planned to obtain khistOFicai
sacrificial stone UPON WI Kameha'
meha offered up some d Dis enemies
a. sacrifices.
It was brought to TIL lttention 81
the board by Secretary Bo that the
stone now rests on Il property Of
John Scott. It was suggested that
the relic might be brought to HilO and
placed in some public place, perhaps
on the library lot, where It would at.
tract the attention of tourists and
others
The stone Is q very large one and
Is oblong in shape. II has an ancient
history and there Is no doubt of its
being The original stone upon which
human SACRIFICES were offered NJ. IN
the heather days. President C. e.
Wright OF the board OF trade appoint
ed e. r. Nichols rs a committee OF one
TO lSok into the matter and interview
Scott. = -,