davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-27

Colon R. Eberhard, district attorney
for Union county, is IN the city today
on business. He is graduate Of Will
lamette university and was a resident
of this city about ten wears ago.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10
Mittlere unb jdlDer, gti,pe $7.Oo1

Mittlsre unb faiDere Gtiepe $500
300; Dd5sn $500 $50; Gtei'
ider Gtisrs $5.25-7.25; auserltfens
bis ertra S7.35-7.75; Ssifers $4.s
I50-6.25; duserIeiene bis ertra $6.35
100; &iibe 1925 500; ausrs
leitne Bis ertra $5.25--7.75; Cutters
$4.O0-4.50; Gamers $3.00-3.75;
Wiil9fibc $35-85. - Stoders unD
0esbsrs: Gtiere $5.25-6.75; Ssifers
$4.50-5.5O: aiib. $4oe5.O0.
9ullen. = Die Ra3fras. mar
;lur mdbia unb Der Wartt idleppenb.
Getts gullen $5.75-6.O0; 9os
IoeHa $5.O0-55O; srtm $3.50 81
75; nlagere unb lsi9te $4.00-5.00. !
aalber. 8it 3ufubr fpar nidt
srob, Ga4frdse sering uHb bic preis
is nm $50 niebrigsr.
Bette adlber $3.50; fair big CUTE
lei4te $6.25-9.25; prbinGre unb grOs
Be S4.M-9.00.
9 d. tD.eiHe. Die Hddfrage
tpar cine siemli8 quite, bic Sufubr
eeHiigenq uHb Der Martt itarf. Di.
prsiie fir Jleii6eriorten Itiesen I'M
10c. fir leiate @srTanbtiorten um 15c
anb Jerfel i'm 25c per 100 pfuro.
Iusseluhfe idJfuers Sdrpeine $6.s
quite big auserlsiene Der
pddungsa ilnb 5leiihsriortsn $500
$50; aemii6te 9srpadunssfortsn
$6.65-6.90: oussefudte mittler.,
160-180 pfunb $6.35-6.6O; lei9ie
gsrfanbtforten $6.00-6.25; Gsrtel,
10 Wunb uno psnissr $3.75-5.75:
orbindre Bis auserleIsne i9pere fstte
GGue S5.00-6.35: oroindre Biz CUTE
Stass $4.00-5.00.
e dafe uub admmsr.
9ie Na9frags mar eins CUTE unb bic
preiIe itiesen Inn 10c per 100 pfunb.
'Stafe. srtra S5.75-5.85; CUTE
bis auserlsiene $5.OO-5.65; orbindrs
Bis fair $3.OO-4.90. - 2amHur,
srtra 1925; quite biz 1ussrleiene $8.s
00-9 Is; orbindre big fair $5.75-I
H75; Galls $5.50-6.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10
'estne guffuiluus.

Cine gmahI IeidItperlplufeter
sSeIoprmer tit 5u einem 8obItbdtia-
feits aoulcrt einarlaben, in Dem Die
floYiiidr gtaiif ole Sa,iptrolle ipielt.
SIN SbIuB Ses aou5ertes iraat cue
Tame einen Der ,Seloaroilen. ME ilpit
oie Wlliiif gcialieu lVabe
Ser brope Srieaer ner5icbt ooS
@ciidt ,mO Iireiut aerinald,dsip !:
,,Sld. Sie rennpn ia nit be Slnbe
ilmer Oct GIdbier ruff inb oct aln.
bier rlInter, nber ne ueruinit'ie Mes
lpcie frieien Ic nidt raus!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10

3uter. - prsiie fsIi. - Rdffis
nirter Gut 2oaf $7.15; pcpSsrso
$685.; Cubes $3.50; aranuIirter S6..
rs; Gonfciipntrs .gl' Sel5; Oil
.a' $3.50; irsibrr ertra $5.7o; syira
sc $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
WoIaiiesift iistia. - Retp Or.
lsans Open sttttls 45-65c; Gsntrifu.
cal 22-32e per GaIlons.
Reis. - po,,iiiano. ;yunsh 6eat
81 CSC; prima 81 -5qe; orbinarer
E4ac: sapdn 4a-5te psr gyfunb.
Dairpsprsbufte
Butter. - Warit rubis. apreiIs
fsit. Dbplsmili srtra &c;
gsniraliSsb extra 34he; geniraIi3so
firfs 31e; bo. Sspnbs 2se; Janep
DARN 23r; padins Stod 17-18se
per pfunb.
Rdfe. - WdrIi iietis. Ohio 153e;
Hcrbipefli@er 153 -16Re: Rem pori
17r: Gdnpeiaer 20-36e; bo..
Grid Ice; e!mburaer 16--17ae PEI
!piuHbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10
Gbicaao g. 9easmbsr.

Sftpsine. = 3uiubr $1,000. -
Wlartt idDa6. gult $6.30-6.75;
Iei4te s5.9G-6.75; gsmii6te $615--
6.95; if,tpere $6.35-6.95: raube &c.
So ESQ: eJrtsI S4.25-5.9O.
Rinopieb. - 3ufubr 5000. Miartt
ieit. geepes $3.50; @iubeimii9s geei
Gtiers $3.50 1850; @eitern Stier.
s6.10-8.20; &iibe unb Ssifsrs 81
60-8.25; Rdlbsr S6.50-10.35.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10
seIS. o.ass NJ, aitien IN aep ysri.

0tiAditspepiers psrotn ~ 3-si4S bis.
,u S.oT iir 90 Tsse eiAi; aab,i.Anpst.
EssSssssiai s.ss' S. SsSsi ssT, SssE stSi
ss1, aabd s94, qirss ei6t 6.S5, RABBI
s.5S, Rutd 6i4f SIX; asbel 8s; Gilbsr.
Barren 56a1, Nsrifaniids Dollars an.
aftienmarft.--Gs wurbe bsrts elm
iiarier 7rud Ium Berfaufsn ausaehbt uub
bic @reiie tatten oaruuier ~ ldosn Str
glarst fdIob i4wad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10
8,ie o.IIi'g.

sean,lctratb .srulic oibt eiupr
Solisbaa. SSI1sIid pcrIribt CT ieine
Sudlter mo .oen jElaen GottQr
SdyniOt Gr ae6t AMI Die Sudle naH
beioen mo iiberraitt iie aIleiH in
eincr fleinen Setter5inmcr.
oslIio bier itedt SSbr, ainocr! SStD
ilche @u6 ihon cine Gpigfeit"
1od1ter Cfreuoier; s8ic brollis.
Ropa 9u bait rllS aeiudlt, rno lpir.
mir baben ms gcilnoeu. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10

Greitaa 10. 0eaembtr.


sym eineinnatier Diftritt 1T osl
Sbioflub beiite i'm Gnllen bsgriffer
unb bate am Menb bel bisIiger Stabi
sinen Maiieritonb Don 11.3 SUB.
Die folgS.lbeu 8epei4en trafer
tudhrenb beg geftrigen Cages 6isr Elm
Ntisburs, pa.6.O syuB, iteist.
9Bbreling, W. ga. -8.8 Sub. fdllt.
parfersbura SO. 81. SuB, fdllt
aanapba Sails, 80. 90. II SUB.
@barIeifon W. @a.-77.2 IuB.
portsmoltb, D.-7.7 Gab, fdlt.
qOuispille, Ep.-S.7 iguB, fdat.
lsDansoille' sSnb. -11.6 SUB, fdGt.
yiaIbbills. 5enn.-10.0 SUB, faqt.
ebdttanooga, 1snn.-9.4 Iub, fdat.
earro. sN.-19.8 SUB, falt.
Wempbts, 3enn.-16.1 fub, fdllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10

ftrFS Bic; ordinate firits 23c; iecoitDs
21c per Dubenb.
| 0eflhgel. Wdrtt rubig. -
9roilers 2 pfunb unb barinter 16c;
iiber sfpei pfunb 12c; 6d6ne Sc;
5uhner 10-12lc; 3rutbibner 19ae;
bo. NIT frummer gruit 10--12c;
eulls Csc; Gnien 13-15at; @dnie
11--12c.
6afen. - go. 1 S2.Oo--2.25;
glo. 2 $1.5o-1.75; gulls 6Oc per
Oubenb.
unb @smnfe.
GtpfsL. - Gute aspfeI $500
1915; ssu5bnlide $1.00-2.00 per
pbI.. einkimif&e 40-75e per gu.
3itrpnen. - Msffira $2.76-
300: California $3.0o--3.5O per
Riife.
Rronsbe.r.n. = Gap. COB
S.00-7.50 per 9bl. unb $1.5o--
LIS per Rife.
Dranam. California Dol.
$3.25--4.25 per aiRt.
@rapeIruit. Jloriba $500
$50 per Crate.
girnen. - BariIstts 75t-$1.s
25e p.8u., ai.f.r $1.75-2.o0 p.r8d.
RdrtoffeIu. Ginb.imiiae
$500; Gobblers 30. / $2.75
300 per gbl. unb 75-S0c per
Blu auf bsm @sIeife. - crib. ShioS
75-S0e per gu. auf Dem 8elsiIe.
SlBfartoffeln. - girsis
mia $1.9o-2.oO; edts S.riep $500
325 per gbl.
@urten. = gloriba s2.75-3.oo
per 5amper.
5omaten. 5loriba $3.50
3.75 per Crate DON 6 a6rben.
WeiBe Riiben. = $1.0O-125
pr gbl.
Stedriiben. = $l.5o per BEL.
BIumenfpbf. - Wep Dors
$1.25-1.35 per Crate.
3rauf. - GinbsimiIdss Tot
Csc Der Dbl. unb $700-8O0 per
scn. bdniifxs 85e-$1.o0 per Bbl.
uub $S.OO--10.O0 per 3onns
ouf benz gsleiie. ROthes $1.5o-17o
per 9bI.
ao6f. 800 per gbl.
2niebeIn. - Ginheimiihe asl'
&c 70-75c per gu. unb $2.2o-I
$50 Ybl.: einh.imifde ipeib. 9ps-
S1.00 Der 8u.
Spinat. $50 per 8bl.
Crime Bobnen. = 4uspdr'
tiae $3.50 per camper.
aarotten. giHbetmil4s 90
Got per Bu..
Rotbe Raben. - einbtimiiH
12s-15s per Dusenb.
2anbprobufte.
5eu. - 80. 1 5imotbp $1,000;
Ro. 2 simpthp $500; go. 8 ximO'
tbp $1e.O0-16.50; 80. l ssmiI6ter
Rle $17.0Of go. 2 bo. $500; Wr.
/ alee $500; Ros 2 alee $3.50
--14.OO. 6ieiisss ellfaIfd $l2.'
O-14.o0; tpsftIi&es $4,000
90 per 1or.
Wiibi.nfuiter lit Hetis. -
alsie $2O.50-21 90; Mibblinss sros
btg $24.5O-25.0o; DO, feiHes $3.50 |
a.mifdtss gutter s22!Oo-
22.5O.
Gamereien. - Wartt i'.tia. -
qleefdmeH $S.50-10.20 auf b.m 9es
l,iI. uno $1O.00-12.15 per 8u. Dom
stpr.. 1imOtbp $3.25-3.75 bonn
Etore.
Uerf4iebeueB
OeIs. = Marlt ft.tia. a.inSl. 70.
ks &c per 0nlloHe in parti.n Don
& BEL. geiptiss IL msbr go. /
aorboI 6Oc: Cotton Ge.b Del. raffi,
nrt.s &c p. gaIIons. serpsntin 62t
in g,drti,n pon Is @anon.n unb
73e in partisn bon 10-25 Gallon.n
Petroleum. Sbio Carbon 12o grdb
Dse. DO. $50 Grab 10ae. GeubIiabt
175 Gjrab 12c: Reb Gropn Gaiolin
17e; Napbta 20; per Galons in PAR
tisu BON 1--5 Bbls.
SalA. Der Wartt III ruEs.-
Obic Wiper s1.05 per 81. bon 280
pfb.. syuhrlo3n hinsusefiiat.
9ala. = Wartt itetia. prima
giip sa-sat; DO. Gountrp 7a-72e;
per pfunh.
aoblsn. - Warit r1ihis. Doa'
abioaKnp S3.50-3.75. glub uns
6iad 1925. aanntpba Gtiidioblen
g. so ,3.75. RuB unh Slad 50. 3
per So.n. abaeIiefert. Wau4Ioie
StHdicbl.n SAFE, DO. RuB unb
Glad 1925. glntbratiie $7.75-8.00
Der fonne ebadiefert. Cote tofd
cc 0A q EQ h.x 0nnnr nhnsIikfsrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10
Gbieasp, 9. DECEMBER.

y - y y y. ~~~DT'
Wsi,sn. s5iir DECEMBER S1.14t
-1.16s. am S6lub $1.14Ie; fir Whri
$1.15s-1.17sc. ON Sdlub $1.16sc.
Wslihtorn. - SFiir DECEMBER 67s
-6scs. am 56hib 67ac; fiir Mai
71A-72c, am S1luB 71sc.
Safsr. = 9iir Oesemter 424-43e;
am G6fuB 423e; fir Rai 45sc-
ASS, ON s6Iub 45!c.
ROss.n. - go. Q nominal; go. 3
sec.
g,riis. - 63--75e.
9imotbn S5.00-S.00.
al.e. = S10,O0-1950.
pprt. - iyiir. .Sanuar Sls.35-1s.e
e2c. am e6lub $1s.47c; fir Mdi
1885 1855, am Sdlub $ls47.
SdmalS. = f5iir Sanuar 9.62 =
9.72. am SaluB 1910; fir Wtui g.
90-10.o5, am Shlus 9.97.
Hippsnisitsn. - 5iir Scuuar $50
$50, ON S6lnb 9.82; fir Ulai
10.00-10.05, am Sdlub 1910,
Butter. - Wartt unper6nosrt.
gitr. --Nartt unpsrGnbert.
aartofieln. = Marti bSbsr: Nitiz
eon unb MistOnfin tpeibe 65--73e;
MinneIota p.ibe 6S-73c; Minueios
To- Sbios 65-68e.
gsfliistl. 2ebenbss; SibHsr
13c; SpriHssrs lac; 9rutbiibner 1er.
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@sp gcrt. 9. DECEMBER.
&upfer. Martt flau; Glsetrolptic
$19.75-20,00.
giisu. - Rartt itstis alnS unpsr'
dnSstt.
3inu. - glarst iistia; 1920
$3.50.
gIei. Offerirt S5.25.
SpsItsr. - $14.75-15.25,
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Rinbbieb. - Obmobl Die gu
iubr ssrina mar, 10 ipar bieielbs on9
ppllia a.niisenb fir bic Va6fraee.
@uts lsibts JlsiiteriortsH ipdren rdr
unb itttia. icnit aber mar Der Marit
i1ipadb. Gamers unb Cutters iparsn
IN gutter glahfrase unb itttia. Mil6s
iubs finb sbsniaIIs in gutter saa4frasf.
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Htaetanatt, 8. Dss.. isi

8tuetuWdIL y. Be6., l8lcs
Die Hsdfrase na4 1afleten mar bsute
ni@t fetf 6tOb uHb bic Gei4afts etmns rn.
tigeg. Tls 0iRsrateR finb unueYdnbert ge.
btitten. Dnr Tarleten ,on calls uesosa
poa ben 6ahlen ~ beysdjnst, mdbrsnb De.
iddtfspdplsre Az t--6E bisipntirt psrben.
i'm oHs6sH Rarlte purpen Torfeben ON
sans y ex--l& snb aui 8eit " 4-4KS
nDseiss saf Rss Osa
ptyess Sx Vsri swifdsn ganssn ptsiauft
Ch 0osstsrEsts bsirast t0s YraHis tsr
9sefd ssl gassSa.
eidts Ws4fel auf 9onbon wurbep ,u
No pr yfo. STERLING quotirt. Gar @sA.
lei asI Berlin purotn sc fiir 4 mari
ssre6ntt. jir @s4ll auf Baris 171se pro
HsaHe, aut dmherbam 42Xe pro @uIbtn
nnb aut @ien 1bc per frone, xirss f6s,
Wuba 90, Grsnes te&peii) iec.
sHsSss rsiissstsseu
wartn intis unb iiaiS. Sic EanIsn au
firtH uis fsI0t;
q, iaui. gsrfaaf.
~ Bcnbs t025 % ,. .f03 IlU
~ Bombs, 1918 ......l00A -
~ BonpS, 1880. W W
~ ynHaHid. .,....... Se -
" HoHeina, ....,.. l00H
6lsssiHs essfs.u9isss.
Die iimidts i'm bisiissn Gisarinstsuie
tslisisn iid 1tute aui e4,97J15o.
fslsl etfsiitsks.
Sic Uas.gitien unb q. n. & g. atsisn
partI btute In gutter 1aHiraae uue itsiig
I'm preiis. font abtr mar Der Narit fIau.
eertauft prrbeB:
~ Sn sSns.
First Cali.
p,afnsn cpsDs Bottle m,aG ..........e7o
"a gftien g.. u. 4 q. gt & Irae..... o.
~ Hftisn e.. %. q q. 81. & 1rae. pret.. t2
aiiie g.. n. & g. Ct. 4 1raf. yrsf.. ,2h
Second Call.
e.'iic Amcr @tuirg phn. .....,. .1ss
10 nifieu Gin. 8d5 4 GIee. ........... fsA
i53 sili,sh Columbia Yas & Glee...... 1873
90 Nftien Columbia Gds & GIec. ...... 10
5. sifhsH cbie Cities Das ....-..... 12s
in sifeutn g'srfse.
100 GiUc. Etreet Rr. r.................10 .10th
10 0inf. Sireet Rp. Rp.......,..........iOo
10 9iRe. Wab & electric. tie.............- 10
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gineinnatig. 0s,,mb.r.

'psrbsn ettpas bShtrs pr.ife bsr.9n.t.
probifionen.
Shmal3. - pri:na Steain
9.45--9.55; Jumifb SHmal3 TO-
10a per plumb.
grodsnssfaf5eneB GfeiiA.
Sbort c!sar Gsiien, loIe 10a-11e;
Grtra fbort clear Geitsn 10t-10ae;
fort Rippenfsiisn 10--10ae; Bel
Iies 11--113c.
Bacon. - Short clear Ssiien
11a-12e; .rtra ibort clear Geiien
11A-113r: ibort Rippsnfeitm III
LIE; Bellies 12a--134e per pfunS,
Guaar Gureb Tfeif9. -
S4infen 16a-17c: g}ienie SnuIisrn
12-122e: @rtatieft Bacon 19-20t;
ShuI!erH In padsten 12--12sc; 0e'p
Norl Gut 12-12at; irodene Beef
Sdinisn 23-25e Der gfuub.
ShBsep5teltssGIeifh. -
S6inf.n 15-15ae: pienic SduIiern
u--11sc: Bellies, 16--16ie; G@uis
tern III --11le: GGuIt.rn, 81. 9.
Gut bo. 114-11at Der gfunb.
Jrii&esTfeifd - G&inisn
13--135e: aDieiit GduItsrn 10a-
lie: GGmiiern 10s-11e; ibort RIP
penisiten 10a-11c; ersra ibort clear
ptnfsiten 10-10ae: e.ira ibort clear
Rippsnisii.n 10t-11e: D,Iliss. Ieia'
ts 16A-17c; Bellies, i@rrt IL
12c.
Webl anb @etreibe
Ueebl. - Winttr pai.ni $500
600; Winir fanep $5.45-5.55;
Winter JamiIp $4.90-5.0O; Winisr
ertra $4.45--4.85; Wint.r orbindrss
$4.B-4.45; 6ari.s Dei3en putsnt
$6.W-6.45; Sart,s Wsissn fauep
$5.60-5.s5; 5artss Wsis,n JamiIp|
$4.65-5.00; RosgsnmshI. Horbiueiis
li6ss. semiidies $5.30-5.55; reinss
giip Rosssnmsbl S5.4o-5.65; 9th
gsmiibtss RosssnmebI $5.3o-5.55.
Deiasr. - 30. 2 roib,r Wiuter
$1.19-1.21; Ro. 8 $1.12-118;
No. 4 S1.04-1.10
@elfhtorn. - go. / tpeibss,
neuss -; SO. Q DO. 67-67sc; Ro, 9
bO. e61-67e; 90. A DO. 66-66se;
y. 8 DO. 64-64Ac; go. 6 bo. 81
63c. - 30. i se!bes -; Ro. 2 DO.
67-67tc; Ro. 3 bo. 66a-67c; Ho.
q DO. 66-661e; 80. 5 DO. 64--643t;
glp. 6 bc. 62-64c. - go. semii9'
tss =; go. 2 DO. 67-67ae; 80. 3 bo.
66a-87t; go. A DO. 66-66ae; go. 5
bo. 64-64sc; 1o. 8 bo. 61-63c. Il
aoi6sntorn, ip.ibss e3-65e. Il
aplteniorn, qsIbts 64-e6e; aolbsHs
torn, semifdtss 63-65e.
Rpsgtm - Ro. 2 $1.O0-1.02;
Ro. 8 95-97e; Ro. A 90-94e.
5aftr.- go. 2 fp,ibsr AZ
46ae; Stanbarb peiber 43-44e;
Vortbtpeiisrn SO. 8. psibsr 44A-45e;
10. 8 psibsr AZ -42ae; 30. 4 fpeibsr
No. 2 semiidtsr 4l-42e;
yio. 3 asmiidi.r 4O-41e; 90. 4 &c.
mii4ter 38-39c.
Whistn
Wsriauit nureen 1869 96ls. 0ifil'
I.rs iyinifbsb goobs auf Der Bats bon
SLAP per Gaacne.
Groceries.
Raffee. - .apa 28-30c Wlo.
ia 29-30e: GuatemaIG fanep 19e;
DO. auttr !73e. |
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8iebnsarft.

Gineinnati. Q. De5.mter.
3ufubr unb 9.tionbt tpdbrsno Der
lsbt.n "a Giunbm, psrslifen nit ben
porbets.benpsn orsi sagsn fpdr,n tpis
folat:
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Radikalbeilung DER rerven$ebwdtbe.
@dyass nsTeDjs gsos sa sgmnaTsst
sa SsHsS%s BE- SssS sne Sr saa sqtars
Mts @ %S arabnn ass:s aug BEN sis an
aoers n gsafrbu6 mad nn sOa
Srau
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aasdsriise Mxrfte.
q IN gort, 9. Ssasmbsr.

Msbl. - Marit ipiniu. Spring
pattnts $5.65-6.O5; Gpiuss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-10

m0n erDabns in erieen bas .Ginannqier sOltsbIat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19
SENTIMENT CROWS
STRONG To BUY
OLD STATE HOUSE
Joint Legislative Committee
Visits Historic Building and
Comes Back Enthusiastic
tor Project to Own it Again.
BY Lew ElIineham.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 10. - The
joint committee OF the house and SEN
ate who visited COfydon last Saturday
and saw at first hand the old state
mousse, came back filled 10 the bTip
with enthusiasm and plenty of argu-
ment favoring the project whereby the
state OF InONlna may own in fee simple
this historic old building and the
ground surrounding il. They have
submitted a report 10 both houses
giving a full account OF their visit and
inspection OF Indiana's first state cap
itol.
Indiana as a territory or a state
never owned the site upon which this
building stands. IL was decided to
Harrison county by some philan-
thropic citizen at time when land
was worth about IS cents an acre
and since the removal Of the capitol
the building has been used by the Of
hcials of Harrison county. Some time
between the years 1881 and 1885 the
citizens OF Harrison county decided
they would tear down the state capitol
and erect thereon a court house and
county building This was during the
administration of Gov Porter and
when the then governor learned Of
this decision he made visit TO Cory
don and personally implOred the citi-
Zens not TO destroy the most historic
building in the state. and promised
20 exert his influence with an incom-
ing legislature to purchase the same
and thus preserve 1T to pOsterity. Gov.
Porter made good his promise and in
his legislative message did urge the
purchase and preservation of this for
mer state capitol Indiana's legisla-
lures then as now were more bent
upon the transaction Of the hard and
cold business of the state, than they
were in inGulging in the sentimental
side Of life. Economy entered into
the political life OF the state then as
it does now, so Gov. Porter failed to
realize upon his recommendation.
The question has been more or less
agitated since then but it all has end
ed in agitation and nothing else. The
question took on added life two years
ago when the Indiana Democratic
EDITORIAL association held their rid
summer meeting there, and this year
the republican editors have accepted
an invitation 10 spend a day amid
the scenes OF IndianG's early history.
The time is not far distant when the
sentiment Will be so crystalliZed in
the state, that a general assembly will
feel the pressure, and in the end a
bill of sale Will be made and state
pride will compel every senator and
representative to support it. 1t is
likely that a bill Will be presented TO
this legislature but the fate of such
% bill is not known. Economy is still
working. The value placed by the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

Our candies and CONNECTIONS stand
the most severe tests of purity. Here
you will receive the Best quality for
your money as we Manufacture all OF
our goods and sell direct TO you. At
tend our Saturday sale and become a
satisfied Phila customer. The Phil
adelphia. --tsA3 -AdVtl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

At 49c-are beautiful large
roses, in several colorS. Also
bouquets of various flowers
which are most popular for
early spring hats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

Rep. Dragoo is after another econ
omy stunt, and has offered a bill cut
ting the educational tax from seven
to five cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

legislative visiting committee Is about
100000. but the Harrison county Of
ficials are willing 10 accept SS6,OOO
and call it square.
Joe Hennings and his 200 acres on
the Anderson and PendletOn pike,
caused more grief at Bloomington
than did the flood. Monday 30 we'll
dressed and thrifty looking citizens
invaded the Hoosier capital and ac-
cording TO the hotel register their
present residence is in the /. L. town.
They came 10 frOwn down any more
OF Joe Henning's dreams. The Bloom
ington delegation failed 10 see any
joke in such a proposition and while
they are ready and willing TO drop the
matter, yet they are just as ready 10
fight any attempt tO take from them
anything that they now possess, and
this included, OF course, Indiana uni
versity. They claim they have no
fear of losing this valuable institution
and addition TO the business life of
their city, but these Joe Hennings'
agitations cause them TO swallow a
lump that feels about the size of ones
fist, and in addition TO that ii throws
the town into a panic and causes a
reaction downward in the value OF
real estate. This is ample cause for
the presence here of the Bloomington
delegation. Ii has been darkly limited
that il is just as we'll that Joe Hen
nings was absent from the city on that
day, and from this same source comes
the yelled information that some of
those BloomingtOnites carried ugly
looking bread knives in their boot
tops. This is gossip, however.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

None better at this price. PhiIa
chocolates. soc h. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

Phila candies Saturday. Special as
sorted. Fresh and pure. zoe, Csc and
soc 10. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

Rep. Myers of Madison county. is
interested in a new veterinary law
which would give each county the
privilege of appointing a county VET
erinarian, the salary of whom would
be five dollars a day for time actually
employed. The advantage Of the law
would be to more effectively deal with
the suppression and prevention of the
foot and mouth disease, CHAMBERS and
other contagious diseases among ami
male. Mr. Myers has another pet
measure which would make the fire.
mans pension fund applicable to the
third class city the same as it does
to the cities of the first and second
class
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

State Sen. Stephen b. Fleming has
been spending a few days in the city.
He gave the writer the privilege of
saying for him that it was his better
Judgment and belief that the submits
sion to a referendum vote of COM
pulsory primary election question, was
a fitting way TO settle the primary
question, and that it was his belief
that the submission of the question
would be a faithful compliance with
the party's platform. Sen. Fleming
was looking fit and fine and Will leave
in few days for LapOrte where he
takes up some important work in the
invoice and Valuing of the NJ. Rumely
property which recently passed into
the hands of a receiver.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

Black Hats, of new novelty
braidS and StrawS, in fashion,
able sailors and small turbanS,
trimmed in ribbons, quilts and
flowers, $1.9S, $2.25, $2.98
and $3.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-19

Visit our children'S de-
partment; the best school
shoes made, all sizes,
from Sl.OO up.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

sioners and the wording of the reso- - expected to pay the amount of the warrants as presented.
 But City Treasurer J. c. C. H. Boon.
 under heavy bond for the faithful performance of his duties, presented the situation in it's new phase to Judge Kent, representing his bonds men, Judge Kent at once advised Treasurer Boon that he would be jeapardizing his bondsmen if he were to accept for payment any such war rant. Judge Kent was of the opinion that the city charter is very explicit as to the manner in which city war rants shall be signed, specifying that warrants shall be signed by the city manager and the city clerk.
 That the city commission had no authority to provide other procedure than that indicated in the charter, was Judge Rents view It was his opinion that the resolution, if rec ognized as legal would amount to the amending of the city charter by the commission. He therefore advised Treasurer Boon to honor no war rants unless they were regularly signed as required by the charter un- less directed specifically to do so by a court order
 It is likely that an effort will be made today to mandamus the treas urer and compel him to honor city warrants. It may be that the court may direct that for the purposes of meeting the present pay roll indebt- and the city seal will he sufficient. There is another plan which has been suggested, that of having both the claimants to the office of city man