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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Salem Elks Will Be Seen
and Heard In Los Angeles

When the great national parade Of
Elks takes place at Los Angeles next
week, Salem win be represented 10y o
delegation Of Elks that viii undoubted.
" attract attention 10 themselves as
well as TO this part Of the state. A..
tired in white trousers, blue serge coats,
white hat with purple band, each
carrying purple parasol, A. J.. Wallace,
T.. Cooke Patton, Lowell win, August
Neugebaucr and Sol NJ. Stock viii ride
in the parade in the biggest automobile
to be found n Los Angeles all dccorai.
ed in purple and flying Salem hammers.
\. Cooke Patton and 4. J.. Wallace will
distribute among the eastern delegates
their personal cards, on the hnck Of
which is printed statistics regarding
Salem, and 600 invitation 10 stop or
in our city few days on their return
home The salem party expect later
to go 10 the Cataline islands 10 en-.
joy some big fishing, but wherever
they are, the invitation 20 visit Salem
will be extended IN n way becoming an
Elk In good standing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Press Convention Tackles
Strict" Neutrality Problem

San Francisco, July g. How 10 pre-
serve strict mentality at the lutaua.
tlgnnl Press Congress n session here
was tho problem whleh confronted Wal
icr WiIlamH director Of the congress
today 10 avoid No feeling among the
fortIgu delegates Dean Williams .nw
10 10 that all of the honorary Officers
are from countries not involved boo the
Euflcan WAT The president s from
Guatemala and the secretaries are From
switzerland aud the United States.
lH introducing the foreign delegates
today, Williams asked them 10 refrain
from making any reference 20 the con
iIlrt but ali iho representatives from
ihe boIligcfent nations in their intro.
duatofy ialts, asked pardon for dluc
gnHing The request VI the chairman.
nul ihen proceeded 20 dcfonl thc pc
H'i'un 0f their rolrNito IN thr war
'Thc Press IT, purro1ca aud lts Pol
lr.es was ihc topic discussed today.
Du1ng the afternoon ioini session of
lhe National Editorial association urd
thr California Press association was
held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Identified as Muenter.

Chicago, July chester Nathan
Gould, assistant professor Of German
IN Chicago university. today positively
identified Frank Holt as Professor
Erich Mucnter, former Harvard in.
structor, wanted in Boston on a charge
of wife murder. Gould said he was in.
tlmately acquainted with Professor
Muenter and first recognized Holt as
the missing professor last N0ember.
81 first met Holt al Cornell univer.
sity last November, said Gould. ~
paid little attention at first and we
were together only a few minutes. Later
DR., i. \. Andrus. a Cornell professor.
said Holt was peculiar and hard to un.
derstand ] said Holt 5 peculiar ear.
rage and manner or speech reminded
me e. some one, and then il flashed
over me that it was Muenter.
" A few days later ] met Holt face
to face. We were alone. must have
shown some agitation when / recop.
nlzed him, Several times he sought me
out obviously for the purpose Of let
ting me see him. paranoiaic like. he
was entirely c,lfident of being incop.
niio. tie appeared TO be starting life
anew.
' There was never any evidence that
he poisoned bis first wife. Everything
] knew regarding Mueuter was good ex.
cept for the unproycn hint reaprdinp
the death of hig wife. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

Jones today said Holt died from a cere.
bral hemorrhage induced by fracture
of the skull.
"The entire skull from just above
the eyes, back TO the base was broken
and cushed' said Jones. "Death
was probably instantaneous.
Jerry Organ, the guard who found
H0lt's body, telling of what he knew
Of The prisoner S suicide said:
" ! was sitting near the cell door at
l0:45. Holt was apparently fast asleep
when | heard a queer noise far down
the cell tier. ! went to investigate
and just ! reached the far end of the
tier, ! heard crash. ! ran back and
saw Holt s body lying n the tagging
below, He was dead when Or. Cleg-
horn reached him few minutes later. -
Late this morning Holt's body was
being held at the Nassau county
morgue. No requests for the body have
been received from relatives or friends,
1t will be held for two days, and if
not claimed by that time will be bur.
led in the potters field.
Efforts of the New York police and
duNholllcn VI Long lSldHu were today
being centcred upon discovering the ac.
complies Holt is believed to have had.
They believe the work done by Holt
too colossal TO have been accomplished
alone. 1t was discovered today that
the bomb exploded at the entrance 10
police headquarters here Sunday night
was similar in construction to that
which wrecked the reception room in
the east end Of the capitol at Wash
ngton. This strengthened the belief
that Holt was aided by some one, as he
was in Jail at Mineola at the time the
bomb was planted.
Holt told a detective "stool pigeon
in the Mineoa Jail that he was born ON
the outskirts Of Milwaukee and was
educated in Berlin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
HARD SURFAc|NG OF
PACIFIC HIGHWAY IS
IN PROGRESS NORTH
Marion County Starts Upon
Extensive Permanent I'm
prOVement of Roads

Marion county's new paving plant
for the mixing of asphalt-concrete hard
surface pavement began actual opera
tions last Monday morning in North
Salem and the first pavement of a
contemplated extensive campaign of
permanent road Improvement through.
out the county was laid on the Pacific
highway starting uorthward from the
city limits on the Portland Salem road.
Good progress was made on Monday but
the work was somewhat interfered with
yesterday on account of the unsettled
weather conditions As soon as the
weather settles again the work will be
pushed forward to the capacity limit of
the plant.
1t is expected to hard surface about
a mile and half Of the Pacific high.
way north and then an equal distance
will be laid upon the main Travelled
roads in other directions from the CITY.
In the meantime the widening drive.
ways around the court house
building win be hardsurfaced and il is
expected that the state fair board will
soon be prepared to begin the laying
of hard surface upon the driveways and
main approaches TO the fair grounds,
A large force Of men and teams is en-.
gagged in the road building work aside
from the crew employed in the opera.
tion of the mixing plant and the gravel
crushing plant.
In order to fulfill its guarantee with
the asphalt company, leasing the ma.
chine to the county with option to pur,
chase, the county will lay about 10000
cubic yards of hard surface pavement
upon the county roads, after which
plans will be made to extend the work
to cover a greater mileage Of county
roads. The state also contempates hard.
surfacing all of the roads and drive.
ways Of the several state institutions in
and about the city which will work a
wonderful improvement to the state s
property.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
A VOICE CAME OUT OF THE FOG

no more charmingly unusual scene
has been shown recently in motion uie.
tures than that of the fog 10 "Thc
Lure of the Mask. the fourpart Mn.
tual Mastepictlfc based on Harold
MarGrath p popular novel The swirl.
ing dampre-s ~ if as IL b. flashed
against the white background Of the
screen affects even o. comfortably sea,
ed Audience When Elre Jane Wilson.
ns tho -ignonHa Sonia, comes hurrying
through b. singing al only the warm
blooded Italians sing when they nre
harpy. when Harold lockwood. a. Jack
billiard. looks out ~ bic window and
dcseeuds 90 find her. ha singing lady
OF the Zoe then indeed. romantic AZ
mosphert Is established uith rare suc-
eess "The Lure 0f The Mask will
be- shown 40 che Biieh theatre fomor
row Friday arl Saturday " tlis
week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
WE. JONES, MEMBER
OF PIONEER FAMILY,
DIES OF APPOPLEXY
Retired Early Last Night and
Found Unconscious In Bed
By Daughter

William f, Jones, one of the oldest
citizens Of Marion county and mem.
Der of the pioneer family of "Silc"
Jones, an early settler Of 1850, died
at his home, No. 192 North Sixteenth
street, at $3.50 o'clock this morning, as
the result of stroke Of apoplcxv,
which he suffered while in bed some
time between 9 and IL O'Clock last
evening. Funeral services will be held
at Rigdon 3 undertaking parlors at .
o o'eloek tomorrow afternoon and intcr.
ment viii be had in the ClOggcrt ceme.
terry, north of Salem, at S:l5.
Deceased was born in Idaho in 1864,
where the family had moved after the
big flood had washed everything out
in the valley u year o, so before, and
came back with his parents 90 Salem in
the following year and has resided hero
continuously since His father famil
iarly known as "Sile" Jones to dis.
tinguish him from another Silns Jones
who resided on Mission bottom but no
relation, came across the plains to Ore
gon and Marion county in 1850 and was
married TO Nancy Skccn in the year
1883. Both father aud mother have
been dead several years.
William +. Jones, Mrs Jones having
died about q year ago, is survived by
three children: Virgil, a son, and Al.
mia, now Mrs Clifford Gamble. Of
Rainier, and Marie, Of this city, daugh.
ters. Besides he is survived by two
brothers Of this city, and Paul Jones,
Of Portland an dtwo sisters; Mary
Jones, Of Portland, and Mrs w. W.
Brockett 1da), of San Francisco.
He retired to his room at his usual
time last night, between and . O'Clock
and was not seen again until the duugh,
ter, Marie, came home from picture
show about II o'clock and, having
occasion to visit his room, found him
unconscious in bed. Medical assistance
was summoned at once and although he
was worked with through the rcmaiu.
der Of the night, the efforts Of the ply
stefan were unayaihng and he died
about d:3o this morning without re.
gaining consciousness. The sudden
death was q serious blow to his children
aud immediate relatives 4, Al oJues,
secretary of the state fair board, is a
nephew.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Negro Murderer To Be
Examined As To Sanity

Sacramento, CAL, July I- Burr Hnr
ria, negro. who is sentenced 10 bo
hanged nl Folsom prison August q. for
the murder of Rcbccca CAV. Christinn
Science practitioner iu Los Angeles.
will probably hc examined second
time us tU his sanity
Horri- aged mother " mokug q d.s
pcrolc effort 90 save her SON 's ifr and
claiming Harris bad hcru subicrt 10
epilepsy has nslcd that another rA
animation be- mNdc.
Dr. T. w Hatch. af thr state unacy
commission reported after tbe first c,
animation two mouths ngo that Harris
BE- sune
Harris viii be- the ucAt murderer
executed ln California according TO the
present schedule
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Identified As Muenter.

Mineola, Il. l., July The body Of
Frank Holt was positively identified
here today by two Cambridge men as
Professor Erich Muentcr, former
Harvard professor. They were 5. r.
Smith, a state policeman and r. W.
Hitler, who lived in the same house
with Muenter for nine months.
Smith took bertillon measurements
Of the body and declared they tailed
with those Of Muenter He also eX.
amincd the body closely for distinguish.
ing marks ON Holt and found he had a
peculiar gold filled tooth, which was
Muenter's identification mark known
to the police.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Holt Plunges To Death
From Cell To Floor
Continued from Page one.)

most important clues which have yet
been found in the case involving the
shooting of Morgan and the attempt
to blow up the capitol.
Holt is said to have admitted to the
authorities that he did not construct
the bomb which he placed in the
capitol in a house in Washington, as
he first declared. A cottage was
found near Hicksville. l.. l., where Holt
lived apparently for weeks. 1t was
there that he constructed the Wash.
ington bomb. He also practiced shoot.
ing at target in preparation for the
attack upon Morgan.
Lewis OFT, who rented the cottage to
Holt, positively identified him. George
w. Carnes, station agent also identi-
fled Holt as the man who, under the
name of Hendricks, received ship.
ment of l20 pounds of dynamite.
From the cottage near Hicksville
detectives traced black trunk which
they had been advised Holt brought
with him there, to warehouse on east
Phirty-eighth street here. In the trunk
they found enough explosives to wreck
several blocks of business houses.
Other things found in the cottage that
Holt had experimental for weeks
with combustibes. Burned matches.
eorks, acids and fuses galore were
scattered about the house.
Inspector Egan, Of the bureau Of
combustibles, today said Holt must
have been a student of bomb making
for years as his equipment was the
most complete he had ever seen. Per.
sons living near the cottage knew
Holt as "'Totten." They said he had
been there for three weeks before the
Morgan shooting.
The coroner and Jail officials were
agreed today that Holt must have
jumped 90 or 30 feet in ending his
life. II was at first thought that a
shot had been fired or a percussion
zap exploded in his cell The report
that was heard was accepted today,
however, as having been caused by q
board being knocked loose and fall.
ing on the floor. Climbing TO the top
Of the cell tier Holt must have
rrouched low and then haye thrown
himself head first to the floor His
entire skull, from point just above
the eyes back TO the base, was broken.
tie was found upon the floor in a pool
Of blood by Jerry o Ryan, a special
guard, who was attracted by the
noise Of the falling board and the
thud Of Holt's body.
Following an autopsy Coroner Walter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Mutual Insurance Company
Of Portland Investigated

II rcror.a received boy lnumncc
Commissioner Wells, t0 tho effect that
thc Mutual Fire company OF Portland
has been guilty Of writing automobile
Insurance boz violation of its chartered
authority and its state license 20 div
mutual fire Insurance business iu this
state, are fuc. that company stands iu
danger OF having its charter revoked,
according TO un opinion rendered hy
Attorney General Brown upon the sub.
lcct this morning in which he held
that this mutual company has no such
authority under its charter md subjects
itself 10 revocation thereof, Insurance
Commissioners Wells Is 60 Portland 10.
day in conference With the officials of
the company with reference 20 the mat
ter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Christian Revival
Continues To Hold Interest

The tcyial Un thcmphrtl and Sew.
cn'ccuth streets was wen attended last
night The question OF names in re.
hE.on vna lhc thcmo uf ihe ircnchcnt
sermon hY Evangelist Bfoohs Prof
lin 1ug "rhou Wit Keep Him in
Perfect Peace.
The 0Hg service tbs evening will
bc especially fine rf0r Filz 1ud Mrs
Galloway viii sing duet Zoo addition
20 thD 0IU After tho meeting Prof
ftil win respond 20 uumrfou, requests
and Nug Ihr Border Ballad, king
Charles uuI few other fine secular
sougs
IT'D, Sermon thIF evening will De- con.
"rmWE "LApuats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Pastor AT Dallas
Resigns His Place

Dallas Ore, July Rev. c. G.. Cur.
us Sunday announced his resigna.
ton as pastor Of the First Christian
church Of this city. He has accepted
the pastorate Of the Christian church
at Corvallis Mr. Curtis viii 20 10 the
Christian camp meeting at Turner this
week after which he viii return TO
this city and deliver bis last sermon as
pastor here, July u.s.
-Four months ago Mr. Curtis offered
his resignation az pastor, but al that
time the congregation declined 70 re-.
lease him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
CHAUTAUQUA GROWS
IN INTEREST WITH
GOOD PROGRAMAHEAD

The Chautnuqua Is growing not only
in attendance, but in the general inter.
est and satisfaction with which each
day = program has been received. The
Junior Chautuuqua under the care Of
Miss Griffith is now under full hcnd.
way Il larger number Of children TAX.
ing part IN the exercises this morning
than amy other day. Following the
Junior work Of the mornings, special
addresses are made by W. II, Head
Yesterday afternoon the famous uu.
thor and lecturer Dr. Newell Dwight
Hills pleased an audience that filled
the big tent TO It's utmost. Dr. Hills
is reully one of the great orators of
the country, Ills audience was Eo up.
prcri0tiyo yesterday afternoon that be-
talked fully two and half hours and
then stated that bee was not willing ~
stop he rather SUPPORTED the PROPOSE
ton advanced that in ycuu 10 come
this valley would support 100000
people
The Scbumnun quintet last evening
guyc program that not only included
m"hy uI th' 'l''s"''' bul muhy "l
th' '''''t N"o"n compositions N'li
''n ''l,,lhly I'I % NilNR'1 lhslfn.
mont N' Pt"iTGm was mnur 'tp'
ciully interesting boy the explanations
gwen u'Iof' ra'h nu'nprr ny lhr llfN
''ol'h'r'' y. A. IHmp,f'' In' 0rU1m'hn
quintet was very hh'fnI ln lh'lr rnl.
cores y was nnn"uN''u ihul ih'l "llI
appear mere "Ra'h next winter as part
OF th' ly''um course
me Sn1t"ay singers furnished me mu.
h'NI humn'Is OF lh' program 'h's hiI
'In"on anu "'h "PP''I aFnlu 'Nl7 ''
'hlni' h'i tn' man hIirh'N"" l""nhF
D., 'h' lecture ny N''' p'rl'"B 900 '""f
l""u
a uhn41'' "', gwen mr. l'"fI'NR t".
N"l Wy W. ",,'Nu'I' '' ',' ,W'l"'', ., .'"'
'lun at 'N' M"I''h G'''N N'a hIi''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

DR.. O. +. Sensabaugh, Mrs. Holt S faith.
er, to tell her OF the tragedy, but she
is believed to have been informed Of
it this morning.
Judge Cockrell, the family attorney,
conferred with DR.. Sensahaugh today
as to the disposition of Holt's body
and other matters, Mrs. Holt is on the
verge us breakdown, but Dr. Sensa.
baugh said fe believed she should know
of her husband S death,
Later this morning the family physi.
elan said Mrs. Holt had been told of
the death OF her husband and was
bearing mp bravely. She is strong
minded woman and will easily survive
the shock he said
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
CITIES AND STATE EXEMPT

Olympia. wash July Municipal
iiies and The state are exempt from the
women s and minors minimum wage
law. 10 is indicated here in au opinion
By Attorney General Tanaef 10 State
Labor Commissioner Olson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Mrs. holt Couapses.

Dallas, Texas, July Mrs. Leona
Holt wife Of Frank Holt, was in the
care of n physician today When word
was received of Hot's suicide last
night, the physician refused to permit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
MAY RUILn NEW rnPr

Port Angels, Washington. July T.
Sites for NV fort al some point on
the uWthcu olympic peninsula are be-
iug inspected it s learned. with the
arrival here yesterday OF several army
0ffiecN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
COURT HOUSE NEWS


c, O, Bursell entered a plea of not
guilty in department No, of the cir.
cult court this morning to the charge
of murder, His trial was set for July
10, Mr., Bursell s wife became the
mother Of l2-pound son this morning.
Ernest Underwood entered general
demurrer to the indictment this morn.
ing through his attorney, Guy 0, Smith.
The argument on the demurrer will be
heard Saturday morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

Mr., Abrams, the paternal parent Of
the "newest citizen is the recently
appointed member Of the industrial
commission and is now bualy engaged
searching the workmen's compensation
low for some authority for voting him.
self life pension but as yet has been
unable to find anything covering the
subject in the act 80 he has about de-.
cided to ask Attorney General Brown
to place a special construction upon it.
Mrs Abrams was formerly Miss Myrtle
Duncan, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. H..
B. Duncan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
BORN
+ x X X X X X X X X X y 4 X y

--- AT the family residence,
No, l04 Wilson street, Salem, Ore.
gon, Tuesday, July &, 1915, to Mr..
and Mrs, Carlc Abrams, an eight.
pound boy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

David II, Smith has been appointed
guardian Of Letu Alberta Smith, a min.
or by an order Of County Judge Bush.
ey, Lctu Alberta Smith is the dnugh
ter Of David A. Smith and is 10 years
Of age She has an interest in an in.
surance policy Of her mother who is de-.
ceased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

The trial Of Theo. Larson, who is
charged with burglary committed
near Macleay, is set for o'clock to-
morrow afternoon John d, Turner has
been appointed 10 defend Larson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

Lost Automobile tool box, ON river
road north of Salem Return 10
Journal office and receive liberal re.
N1Iu, July 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

FOR RENT-Aga'c Beach near New
port, two furnished cottages, very
desirable For particulars address 4
T. Lester 0Ss h, Sth ST., Portland.
Julyu =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

WANTED Lognuberry pickers at once
wlll pay lc per llh Adjoining Hol
ywood Brick yard. j. h. Dunsley
Hou'o &" July 7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

The United States National bank of
Salem has brought suit against the
Cement Tile Machinery company aud
David Korb in connection with u CON
troyersy over concrete mixer II is
alleged that David Korb, who Is con.
tractor in this city, ordered u concrete
mixer from the company and when it
arrived II was not up to specified.
tions and Mr. korb refused to accept
it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

OAk wood 50, flr s5,ov per cord. Phone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

The final hearing in the matter Of
the estate Of John u, Rydmau was held
in the probate court yesterday and un
order of Judge Bushcy issued approx
ing the final account Of Grant phcglcy
as administrator Of the estate, Grant
Phcgley was also appointed executor of
rhe estate Of Ida Rydmon, deceased,
widow Of John d. Rydmon, doceascd,
and guardian Of Edith Pearl Rydmon
aud Marie Evelyn Rydmnn, minor chil.
dreu uf John u, and Ida Rydmun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

IAhEN UP Bay mare two white hind
teet main aud forctop cut, white spot
IN forehead, Inquire of W. j. Ben.
ton, Il, Y, d, g. box 9, Turner OREGON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

GORDON SEAT COVERS-For 1912
Ford for sale. Bought new car, do
not need them. They are new. 5000.
oco .uenl at Niek Bros July 8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

FOR SALE-Two fresh cows. sl5 and
so9, NJ, ., ooN lOS. Julyli
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

John Schultz, who was sentenced to
one year in Jail for assault with in.
tent to kill committed upon George
Brown near Newberg last December, in.
formed District Attorney Ringo this
morning that he is shipping out of New
York for South America. schultz was
a sailor before he came inland and
attacked Brown with hatchct lie
shipped from Tacoma to New York. He
was required to report to District A..
torncy Riugo once Nmonth as one of
the conditions Of his parol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
PHONE MAIN q.

PIGS FOR SALE-Phone 23Fl. Jly 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

NANTED-'r To hear from owner Of a
good farm for sale. Send cash prico
and description. u, Z, Bush, Min
h'hlulls, Mlnn. July D
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

Action was begun iu the state cir
clit court late yesterday afternoon TO
tlpar tho cloud from title to .2 nrcs
vi mud, situated near stnytUu BOO this
county boz whirh a. L. and Ernie san.
der appear as plaintiff and u b.
rhaip. heirs 70 Ivan Voei md heirs OF
John aul Elizabeth llnuHc, and Others
appear n- defendants Plaintiff 1lrg
p boz hI- complaint that defendant.
claim joint lille to the land which hn
Irtfcs removed. r. N llcltHoI, of
stAYou . attorney for plaintiffs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

\ marriage license has been issued
to James purl Daniels, II clerk of hits
city, and Myna Odcll Arnold, also of
Salem