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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20

Sanford T. Grape, president of the
Michigan Manufacturers Association,
is evidently optimistic of Republican
success in 1916. Mr. Grape was dis
cussing various phases of the Under
wood tariff iniquity before the Federal
Trade Commission, which recently
stopped off in Detroit on its govern
ment paid tour de luxe to Inc San
Franc'eco exposition. Mr.. Grape
mentioned the fact that Canada had a
duty OIL cemert which made Windsor,
Ontario, as far from Detroit as St.
Louis. Speaking of our own present
tariff law, which placed cement on
the free list, Mr.. Grape remarked with
cutting sarcasm: 81 don't think the
Canadians will build many cement
mills ON the Strength of this being a
permanent feature of the tariff. +" there
by indicating lis belief thar he nest
tarif1 law woul1 be Republican meas
TIRE, carrying adequate protection.
1t is true you will be dead long
time, but you won't mind it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20

crease of their prices must be paid by
the people of the United States. Thus,
if 20 per cent of our wheat crop should
be exported, a 50 per cent increase of
the price of wheat would represent a
gain to the United States of the in
creased price of only the 20 per cent
CT the crop The profit received by
our farmers from the sale of four
hfths of their crop at the increased
price would have to be paid by CON
sumers in the United States, and prin-
cipally by the laboring classes"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20

TENDER 9TH, 1915, at s o'clock D. m,
in the Council Chamber at the City
Hall to hear and consider objections
TO said assessment roll by any party
or parties aggreiyed by such assess
ment.
The owner or owners OF any pro-
Ferty which is assessed must file with
the City Clerk before the said 9TH
day of September, 1915, his or their
objection in writing TO said assess
ment or any part thereof, which OBJ
lection must be definite as to the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20

property or piece OF property includ-
ed in said assessment roll to which
objection is made as we'll as the spe-
ciIc grounds OF such objection.
The assessment roll viii be omen
for inspection at the office of the
City Clerk OF said City on each and
every day, except Sundays and holi-
days from 9 a. m. to p. m.
By order of the City Council, Aug
ust End, 1915.
S. BEN DUNLAP.
6IS-2O City Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20
NOTICE.

Notice of the receipt OF the nuisance
assessment roll by the City Clerk
and the time set for hearing protests
by the City Council.
Notice is hereby given that the 1915
nuisance assessment roll of the City
of Caldwell Idaho, for weed cutting
is now on file in my Office at the City
Hall and that the same was filed at
8 o'clock p. M, August ?. 1915. and
that the City Council will meet Sep
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20

A good many of US who are fairly
nimble as to tongue, stutter in the
head.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20
EXCURSIONS EAST VIA
OREGON SHIRT LINE
Union Pacific system.

Tickets on sale August IS and Is,
and September l, 8, IS and 22nd.
Limit, October 3lst. See agents for
rates and further particulars. 82Oeow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

poet tr.ir sales 90 drop off about 50 per
cent iNls winter until next spring COM
H'r.d with tho spring and summer
Officers have been Instructed 70 arrert
600 persons driyiuE autos without proner
....nse Tags 10 said that there are
Zine earned d state license tag Tor some
scores OF orders from many parts or
"'f, RECEIVED This week for
p question uf Time when there VIII
at lu tNi- section that does
..i carry these wonderful lights.
Nlfr-f u.nrer OF the James a Henry
tI |.fIf" Company. gave the tqnIt6t
Cav Company au order f.r r. I.ffsry sft
nest months.
Ire ag~Is.gat,I raIs Ir gasoline This
'.N .a.I'I t1 ...lr. .H. .Hr.t rrrI.4
I". e' inns Ht HI AVERAGE. r..Hfr OF
'nI 4. cents Dr. DBL reported that mon.
Do" 900 advance .. 90 least "a ha.f
.. .I... fh. lrat
'rs Increased t1e price.
'r TursrF .s r.-ss r
.. received NI. n.H I.. rf.tH...
H uahius da'y Ir.i rri
.1m and osrr. Gro.
. H brio. motor ..r...H
=" Nr Il... >r..v
TH1~s. Beckett .r>.r,f ,rs.a s.-..
0. pow I..a r.ufInr W
.-.e..r Dis fin. r..
'H-..sa do Move Nr.a.a- raar
|E. ....... -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

Harry Nsukemiu,r. Who has b,.,
driving 'or some lIuc iIr Attorney John
j CONN.,. has aud i- now drlN-
l"E Tor John g. hoffman,. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

ialr =" D" given 10y the organization a.
sn, MARKET Auditorium. THE auto h. a
'ulnk'r ana cost $500 10 was bought
sales company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

AmnTs 90, arriving motor tourists al
tna Windsor this w,.k Nl- Ilu.d cham
ui ...''.aul. gu Io.t- home from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

T.. +. A~rmbruster. local manager Of
me NeW Life Insurance company. re-
his J,ff.'y touring auto this
week through the capitol Car company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
FOREIGN, WEST VA. AND
WHEELING AUTO BRIEFS


with the opening OF the Yonkers. \.
sales and service station. the Ford
motor company completed the opening
or 30 OF these stations t~nroughout me
Oh''ed states with others 70 follow.
r. cyril Aland. known as America
youngest engineer. has
round "a field tor specially designed cars
end has opened an oulcc at 500 Muaet
nulldinE Detroit Aland designed the
a isne hght car which created a sem
sauon two years ago and since that
time has completed "a model when all
shortly be MANUFACTURED In Detroit.
c l. Ackerson. formerly Of Detroit.
and. more recently attached TO the Max
headquarters at Winuipeg. has been
Transferred by District supervisor of
ant supervisor Of Eastern Canada sale.
AIR. Ackgrsuu viii make his ~headqun-t-
, an Mlnsor and viii be welcomed
large eOterlc OF friends.
Friends or Ralph Hsarl1nd. the form
cr athlete and football star. who sine,
his arrival ia Detroit has been manaser
~ q large employment agency. are
Ere'ttug him now 100 his new position of
sIperN lsor ol employ mcnt tor tho Chal-
W"rs Motor Company. Mr.. Hoagl4nd
that il is a Keller 10 WORK f5yy 'h nus Ifys
roncern In the automobile manufactur-
ing hcld
NJ. $ wintrow. OF indianapolis. has
hreh appointed district sales representa-
pany To cooperate ana WORK i'm q mn
u1u with B. j. Kern. Of INDIANAPOLIS
who handles the sales OF the compary
.u Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky.
"
The Austin Automobile Companv OF
Grand Rapids has received "A tentative
business Co this city. Among the other
Inducements lS a plant now Ia readiness
which BECOMES available for the Aus.in
/ company ~ % Will come fl nefrYfr
The parties making the offer are not
now engaged In the manufacture Of ma
chimes. The company is now far behind
ON orders. with little hope uf ever raf.h-
ms up in its present small quarters.
Wi,"ll'- nave ever been
made in one year tHcre. and % rs be
cause he knows a vastly large business
can be done thar i~ucliues Walter Aus
IAN 10 orEtuihc a big company iu this
city or O. accept one uf the offers made
uIm 10y Detroit men. Tie hOTes 10 be able
soon 10 devote all OF his time TO me
manufacture or his two speed aNl. OR
pun DO ont with various companies on
"a royalty basis.
Joseph boyer. Jr. who recently re-
NrtNtd a NauNNll car OF English make
Ha capable uf a speed OF no miles an
shop for racing 100 1916. some additions
' .'HL'it'au PARIS Ar" being made TO
strengthen the English creation Tor
provisions are being made for "a moIc
Lutral Oh supply Co prevent such dis
asi'r~ AS occurred 90 a dozen cars in
the S~HcrpsH,ad Eay race OF October ..
W. O. Durant. organizer OF the CEN
uf tHe Ch,vrol,t Motors tomp,n, I,s
excited thc r,-8bIltIts of racing adj
EgeAieN IN New York b. placing a little
-N.,p-H-tI Iay track Where one OF III.
EaIa-e7 under the track has been euEae-
YORK. that thls car is being tuned I'D
IN. corona road race in California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

lhg must be a contest Of men and not
END on that basis the interest
VII continue indefinitely. SkII viii
men IlEure more certainly in the reports
lhr errors made by many publicity men
o'hnecte4 with the Speedways il taTktnr
700 much OF the cars and not enough Of
lhe drivers whose skill and headWork
quite as much az the quality OF thor
ears win contests. The best drivers
Vii naturally see that their cars ar.
tast enough and IL Is their skill that viii
SIN out IN the long run or the short run
bdch IN the days OF bicycle racing fhs
contest was between Bald. Cooper. Mur-
phy. his-r and other riders. and the All
Ncrtising secured tor the bicNc!e they
rode was Incidental The bicycle racing
contests were not known as between az
Columbia and the Monarch or the Spald.
iie or the Tribune and other BICYCLES
but tween The mon who manned them
, ct no bicycle rider would naturally en-
ter m a contest with a machine not
equai 10 his powers. No SAM, racing
SI4Ner would participate In au automo-
OIL" rate with a car not equal 10 the
contest, and b. - known from PAST COM
tests mat "a man with skill Will beat a
man with a faster car but without the
requisite XIII Men win
races quite - much a. men won bicycle
races and the error is in creditinE ZOO
much 20 the car and not enough to th,
drivers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

\ substantial order for Dodre Broth
eI7 motor cars received from a " All
NiN' l'Hresr riatlNe OF Iulg, Brothers in
"F'b'"h SyAil Africa. and the a-sar-
mons made ty ST. A!lkIu ia his letter
lf'f' ..tf business i- rapidly Dee glmI1.
can people Ga. war D. ura.rf..Ty No.
Ni sllsiu predicts THAI this le 10 r.
a DIE year Tor automobiles iu that ,.rt
30. ".il1 Ih, spring season is
u-l rthrunE there. The Dewitt E,5.l-
.i.A and local hghtinE disturbed me
mess greatly during tIa last wear
but these troubles are now unI. Ia mon
DRY. " '"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

savannah. Ca, Is determined that vim
~ tourists bent uIuu Seeing Ameriea
~hfil know that there ls a route
.. "''u NcW York CITY ana Savanna
'a Ns good Tor touring. The MunIc'rt.
4hAelty bureau 81 savanna reprs~ent-
"a ul Tar! J. tttpllm. A. Is. outlaw and
August Without OF The Paf6gpdir.
I.i.t~-i'u has recently biazed a tr4t,
over the Loo mile course from savannah
N'M h"Fh. THE Tourist bureau has
o. % DOING most s-gDr~~tuI work lu trs
nii''i4"n. and hIs already received more
s-tH ghu REQUESTS from aufOmUbiilts or
~" l"ih ana New England regarding
tNr roads Co savanna. The CITY ms
round thai 10 pays Co advertise. Along
."' route round ty The IaIhtindors All
Maa Eorn EulnS except tor "a short dis
SAt'e between fredericksburg and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

less than 20 of S
required, adjustm
following very lii
Plain tread,
In Ford sizes, 2
ST
9th and Market SITS.
fsir 10 De given by the organization o.,
r-ti,nss. l.-pIl.m The auto is a
sales company.
D. T. Armnrus,er. local manager Of
ccived his J,ffOoy touring auto This
week through the capitol Dar company.
Harry Nenkemiuer. Who has been
qilNlnE ''r some umc Cor Attorney John
J 'onlil. has res. rueI aud Is nov dril-
i"s for John q hoffman,. II.
Leroy Kratzer. sales manager OF the
Wheeling Motor car o.mf.rr fa 5r,y-
ius a real homemade car. DO. u.lg. d.
ma,H-n, out o.. .srt- from Old cars.
chine le said yestrrray. lis mat 1
exceed the speed Imit. she's hard 90
mold ln ohccN.
g. g.. EIodEctt OF TIE Island has re-
covered his darItlou Iourtn thar vas
recently stolen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

Ford cars are being used for rr,,-
tcalIy every purpose IA New Sors mi
I,In mas recently been lifted up 10,
use bN the Police Department in frars-
l'iliHS prisoners. TINS car b. tgulpr,d
WIN "a strong light body. heavy ron cur
Jams. Sew York; muuIcipaI drparf-
.",.7 are heavily represented with
a. uid-, as Is also the fire d~erlrfu,uf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

'ttic"rs have been instructed 20 arrert
license tags DO b. said that mere a.
era. autos iu this section that have
.' carried "a state license tag fur some
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

poet their sales 90 drop OFF about 20 nor
cent ihls winter until next spring com
'if.d With tho spring and ummer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

j Parrish. president Of the Pack
1Iu-MlS-ouri Motor car comuanN wbU.
an california recently al the eNIo-ltlons
teHhu much OF interest with regard 10
,It NoIh OF the Automobile glub Of Los
H.'t's NhiCh Is marking the road from
tuai CITY 20 New York. The road mark-
elS are now working between kan-ss
Ivy and 81. Louis. % new hfrhWtv
Will compete with the Lincoln Hivhwav
winch runs close 90 Chicago and terr1i.
Lates al san Francisco. The new rt,u
through Missouri. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

Nl'r.i Iinrrr nf frs James s Henry
I'D I-'Hf" Company. gave the CqpIt5I
i CON amy an order f.r "a Isfrsfy Six
nest months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

Friends or Ralph H~pagland. the form
r dthlcie and football star. who since
MS arrival IA Detroit has been MANAGE
'i "a large employment agency, are
greeting him now lu his new position OF
rArtrN l-'r OF employ mDut tor tho Chal-
wvrs Motor Company. MIR. HoaEisnd
has an oulce az the factory and saws
that IL Is a relief 20 work FOR "A hustliEr
'oncern. In the automobile m~anufactur-
ing ncld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

J. Farmer Of Detroit. head Of the
al"LtI ~lNiAiagturlu COMPANY. formed
r. "liNa,h motor car corporation in
hlcaEo. Mr. Farmer claims now "a
nave me only gasoline factory In CHI
lduy has not discontinued Ths 49,
'a,N car mas a ipur-cy lind, motor with
H'au cam shaft anu valves. and in
Nh' "-Ia~S'user models sells At $50
ROADSTER and cabrI0Ict are also produc.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

Earl NcGOokIu and Waiter l. r., ..
3liIH-HD.a Metal Body ysmU.u. az
sN.id. Mass, have reached b.frs.f
'i.h or 60 factory. a- tho press ..
% with The company Hs. COM
Lit- in' refusal fu accept mIrg ..t-
tate ana the cUauU ar, srgn
company 'rr4- 90 Un.t--ar, Do.
s Detroit PLANE fa ..-
factory business being UT.r.F Ola
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

n. s Wintrow. OF I~ndianapolis has
been appointed district sales represrntl-
tive OF the Dctroiter Motor Car com
ptuy 20 cooperate and work IN conjuuc-
lion with p. j. Kern. of I~ndlana10T-
who handles the sales OF the contrary
.u Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Railways Co. for $4,000. Personal
injuries.
com'r Public W'ks McGann re-
ceived $25 contribution to "con-
science fund" in letter signed "a. G.
Rafter."
Fred Ruicke, druggist, 1856 w.
117th, beaten with revolver in hands
of dope fiend after refusing morphine.
Charles r. Phipps' home, 1915
Sheridan I'd, entered. $500 gone. :.
Jos. Krygowski, 2616 HiIIock aV.,
hurt. Fell getting off Halsted car.
Serious.
Fred Wakendorf, 81, 3o24 cot-
land st., dead. Fell from 2d-story
window.
Burglar in G. ]. Heiman's home,
4201 Greenwich aV. $500 in clothing
and jewelry.
Frank GoIdschmidt, 56o3 Went
worth av., freed on embezzlement
change Accused of taking $4,000.
Jas. Constantine, 1o5 w. Van b.
rem, freed. Arrested for selling april
fooI' candy to Chow Lamb, who is i'll.
Coroner's jury exonerated Police
man Chas. Troughman. Killed burg
lar.
M. Drury, who cannot remember
past life, found family here. Opera
ton to be made.
Aid. John HIGHLANDER touring movie
houses for so-called immoral pic
lures.
Nellie Richards, suing Henry Frye,
St. Paul for $4,000 breach of prom
Use, denied case settled out of court.
Illinois may again be quarantined.
New cases of hoof and mouth disease
appeared at Winnebago, Kane and
McHenry counties.
August Frankie, of Chicago Stock
yards and Transit Co., sued for $780,
900. John Level alleges fraud.
Mrs. Eleanor Black testified in
favor of VIM. Shipman, accused of
murder of her son Albert, before
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02


r. j. Knight, state employment
agency inspector. sued for $4,000
by Anastas Pandele. Alleges false
arrest.
Rob't J. White, 423 N. LawndaIe av.
shot near home last night. Blamed 2
relatives. Not serious.
Three men in auto raided saloon
of Harry Goldstein, 100 w. 47th. Got
$23. =
Jos. Fritz, 274o N. Ashland aV., held
by police in quiz into death of Mrs.
Evelyn Furey in Deitzen factory, 958
Fullerton av.
Six men posing as federal agents,
robbed Coon Wing, laundryman, 2115
Archer av., of $1,000.
Suit for $1,000 started aaginst Oak
Park Y. M. C. A. Sherman Perrett,
IA, broke both arms while exercising.
Friends of Abe Fisher, arrested on
wife's complaint, when called to fur
nish bonds thought it April fool joke.
Fisher stayed in jail.
Warrant out for wife abandonment
against Harry Soloman by Mrs. Eriel
OOQOHdu, OOGl GTdlT1O dH. OOlOuldH ,
income $4,000 a year.
Mrs. Jessie La Force, one-time
great bareback rider, in morals court,
sent to House of Good Shepherd.
Mrs, H. A. De Windt, Winnetka,
fined S. and costs by Justice Boyer in
Evanston for speeding.
Walter Peterson, 10, captured af-
ter gun fight at Sheridan I'd and Irv.
ing PIX. blvd. Seen opening window
Jos. Fouchs, 2245 S. Clifton Park
av., found dead at 22d and Homan
avs, early today. Skull fractured e
Mrs. Elizabeth Modder, IT, $40 E.
1O5th, dead. Overcome by coal gas
Tuesday.
Ben Gray, 1914 Washington Blvd,
and companion, arrested as pick
pockets. B. L. Mareness, $500 Ken
wood av., lost $123.
Aenrv Smith Q dead PoIIad down
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-04
TRIP TO BEACH
WILL COST FIVE CENTS

Hereafter those who wish to take ad.
vantage Of the city's municipal bathing
beach will be taxed cents for the re.
turn trip to the island, via the scw
route, This much was decided last
evening at a meeting of the civic de.
parment Of the Commercial club. This
action was made necessary by the ac.
tion Of the city council in holding up
the appropriation Of $3.50 for the main.
tenance of the beach, When the plan
for u municipal bathing beach was first
proposed, the Commercial club appro.
plated a sum, expecting tnat the coun.
ell would provide the remainder neces.
,ary to keep man in charge and pro,
vide for the free ferry. As objections
have been made to approprating city
money, on the ground that the beach
is not within the city limits. some
means had to be provided for maintains.
ing the service that has proved so pop.
ular Hence the fare of ) cents the
round trip, and until the matter of the
city coming TO the rescue of tine mum.
rlPal beach, it is hoped that this small
amount charged will provide an income
sufficient to keep the beach open to
The public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-04

County School Superintendent W. NJ
Smith returned today from business
trip to Turner.
George B. Jacobs, a prominent hop
grower Of Independence, was visitor
in Salem yesterday.
c. +. Ross, of Silverton, is in the
city today, in connection with the Bun
sell murder trial.
Dean Alden, of the Willamette uni.
versity, is in Seattle where he will re-
main several weeks IN the interest Of
the university.
Z. Cooke Patton will arrive at Flavcl
tomorrow on the steamer Northern Pa.
cific, and will visit u few days in Port
land before returning to the city,
Nels Siodn, of Galesburg, Ill.,, is here
visiting his brother, Dan Wicklandcr Of
this city. Mr.. Sjodin has been visiting
Chas, Wicklander, in Portland, and be
fore returning to GalesDurg, will tour
the San Francisco and SVn Diego expo
sitions.
Mr. and Mrs, $. l.. Morgan and
daughter Betty Jane, left last evening
for San Francisco. After an extend
ed visit in that city, they will leave
for New Orleans for an indefinite stay
Thomas Walker, of Milwaukee, was in
the city last evening, He is driving
for j. +, Forbes and family, Of Van
Nuys, Cal, in their auto trip to the
coast. The party were registered at the
Bliph.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-04
.LOGANBERRY OUTLOOK
HIGHLY ENCOURAGING
Carload of Juice Shipped to
New York Yesterday By
Local Firm

One year ago, but few cases Of loran.
berry juice were shipped to the east.
ern markets during the month of Aup.
ust Yesterday, Il local firm shipped a
solid carload of loganbcrry iuice 10
New York City. One year AGO. tbc
loganberry juice was practically nm.
known in the east Now, thanks Ia tbn
advertising given it by William ,Ten.
nngs Bryan and the publicity tbroupE
logonberry day at the Oregon building.
the larger daily papers in the east are ire
freely discussing it, The New York
lflpuhe gives considerable spncc to
bryan's taste for the Juice, and the
New York Evening Telegram sings its
praises Aud all this bos happened with.
in one year
This sudden change in the fortunes of
the loganbcrry should be taken into con.
Sidcmtion by the growers who have he.
come discouraged
Right now, we are at tbc haitian,
of the lognnhcrry industry" said II \
"lle today. But we have come In tbr
turn in the lane and cannot tno
strongly urge the discouraged ones ia
hold on as the entire loganberry future
mas changed for the good, almost with.
IN the last few months. - In disrussirg
the loganbcrry Mr. Gilc bases its brirbi
future on the new conditions upJor
Whleh the berry can be- marketed Tho
'"hh'rS are using O greater amount CIV.
cry year and there are increasing nos.
s'oll''ioS IN that line, the juice is now
u''nR manufactured by firms that will
MAKE carload shipments an ordipnr,
event and as O last .rsort, the bcrrirs
"I' dr'cd ond put op in cartons Ono
year ago, dried Ioganberrics vcrr shin.
pea east in large boxes and shoyclrJ
uu' ny the grocer uS he sold them hy
,O' pound Now they are packed i'm nj
l'''llNt cartons, with instructions b,v.
TO use' besides othc, ADVERTISING m,t.
,'r TO bring them before the rptoil
,,"0', The largest Wholesale grocers nf
,p' tost are becoming interested since
'', u'IiN Us pachod in the carton
.Nli' iN'sc conditions have dcyrloppd
"'lWN iht last few months. On, y,,r
"t' no. ync would hive prophcsicd tbpt
.'nI''Nu %. The juice would be- shipred
10 lh' Atlantic yoahourd by one firm
"' lMW % hJuutv would be chnrrcJ
l'' FACTORY for the manufacture of
''' HHh"y..N given by the castrru
I"N'fN Uus hren tactor In DIRECTING
t0' Intention o. rho world 10 this nnT
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-04

H. A. Geier, who conducts pool
room at ljB state street, pleaded guilty
t0 charge Of allowing a minor ia
lolter about his place Of business in
pollre court this morning and received
a fine OF tlO John Tadc, the minor in
question, also pleaded guilty 10 a
charge Of lettering about pool room
and was fined $40.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-04

The trail from Niagara to Detroit
which has been constructed by the fer,
est service, in cooperation with toc
county has now been completed and
ready for service. one bridge rcmaipg
to be completed, but temporary route
mas been made obyiatiug travelling on
the railroad track.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-04

Here is a chance for the thirsty ones
in the city to "Try Salem First. y
'"Loiu," the drink made from the juice
of the loganberry, manufactured in the
city by the Northwest Fruit Product
company, is today on sale at q drug
stores and groceries, and two lodge
rooms.