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Evening star., 1915-09-14
SONS Of JONADAB HONOR
ONLY SURVIVING FOUNDER
James Croggon, First Secretary Of
Order, Presented With a Purse of
Gold at His Home.

James Croggon, only surviving found
er of the Sons of Jonadab, and first
secretary of that organization, was
presented with a purse of gold last
night by a delegation on behalf of the
entire order, the occasion being the
forty-eighth anniversary of its organl-
zation. The presentation took place at
Mr.. Croggons home, 106 c street north
east, and came entirely as a surprise to
him.
c. +. Sudwarth, sovereign chief of the
Sons of Jonadab, in making the presen-
tation, spoke in most complimentary
terms of the work accomplished by Mr..
Croggon and his early associates in
founding the temperance order.
Came to Pay Honor and Homage.
I'VE have not much in the way of
archives said Mr.. Sudwarth. but your
deeds are known throughout the city.
Everywhere there are citadels of happi
ness, raised where you have saved some
man. So we have come here tonight to
pay you homage and honor. We want
to express our appreciation, as best we
may, of the work which you did in
founding this order.
Il am certain that even the most san
guine of its founders never anticipated
seeing it grow to the size it has, reach
ing out in every direction. Results of
your work are to be seen on every
side"
When Mr.. Croggon had recovered
sufficiently from his surprise he
thanked Mr.. Sudwarth, and then pro-
ceeded to relate the early history of
the order. He gave many interesting
"reminiscences and anecdotes of the time
when the organization was in it's in
fancy. He also related the history of
the ritual, and explained he was the
first initiated, acting dummy.
Gives Order First Record Books.
During the evening Mr.. Croggon pre-
sented the associations first three rec
ord books to the order, T. L. Farley,
recording secretary of Pioneer Coun-
ell, receiving them. The books, their
pages yellowed by the years, were in
spected with great interest. A letter of
regret that he could not attend was
read from John B. Mccarthy.
Edward Ray, who was initiated into
Pioneer Council last night by a team
from Empire Council, was introduced
to Mr.. Croggon as the baby" member,
thus bringing the oldest and youngtest
members together.
In addition to those already named,
the delegation included Charles Brown,
c. A. Rossiter, Robert Bilsborough, Will
liam Anderson, II. E. Talbot, a. H.
Ragan, H. NJ. Pumphrey, George W.
Harker and S. b. Taylor.
Evening star., 1915-09-14

hodak$-ESstmnn Goods and Others.
Columbia Photo. Sup. Co. 1434 N Y. ave
Evening star., 1915-09-14

Speishouse. 1915 eth. Main $500. Paper
hanging. window shades. picture frames,
Evening star., 1915-09-14

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244n.
Evening star., 1915-09-14
$1,000 Niagara Fall. and Return. sls.oo

Baltimore & Ohio. from Washington
7:45 am. Sept. II. Tickets valid re-
turning within 10 days. Modern coach
es and parlor cars. Route via Philadel-
phia. Liberal stopovers returning. Sim
liar excursions Oct 1 and 15.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star., 1915-09-14

Get GUIDES estimate and suggestions
for the flowers and decorations. 1914 F.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-09-14

Charlie Chaplin daily. Virginia. ;os 9th.
Evening star., 1915-09-14
BAND CONCERT.

In Garfield Park this evening
at 1:30 o'clock by the Engineer
Band. Frank ]. Weber, chief
musician.
March. Impetus Karl
Overture. .'Nabucco". Verdi
Waltz. Tales OF Hoffman"
Offenbach
Selection, The Fire Fly. Friml
Gems from "Cavalleria Rus
ticana" ...M Mascapni
(a) Characteristic. Might
ingale and Frogs
Eilenberg
ding of the Rose. Jessel
Fantasia, Gypsy Life" .LeThiere
(a) The Morning.
(b) In the Woods.
(c) la Zingara.
(d) Gypsy Love Song.
(e) Tarantelle.
One-step, "Honeysuckle" j Johnson
The Star Spangied Banner.
Evening star., 1915-09-14

Lyric. 18th aud Irving <ts. NV.
ToDAI-MAY ALLISON and HAROLD LOCK
WOOD supported by n strong cast. in
THE SECRETARY of FRIVOLOUS AZ
FAIRS tact Mutual Master Picture.
Fascinating and gripping Also NEvA GER
BIER. In his MYSTERIOUS PkOFES-
SION" And THE LITTLE CUPID
rVarin. Comedy
Evening star., 1915-09-14

Stone & Fairfax Make Loans at 10
commission and lowest interest ratek
Advertisement
Evening star., 1915-09-14

Olympic. 143I You ST. NV.
TODAi-NAT GOODWIN. in THE MASTER
HAND" by Carroll Fleming. World Film
Feature.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
IAviag - HI Goes Aioag.

a resident Of Baltimore. = sweeper
empIoyed on the streets OF the city Al
III : week, has returned from his
tsnth annual trip TO Europe, He IL
IN Englikhman and spends six to nine
weeks every summer among the
scenes Of his childhood and In visit
ing relatives and friends. Each au-
thmn he returns to Baltimore. goes
back to his little cart, broom and
shovel to earn and save the money
for another trip next year. Deduct.
ing time he is away he does not gel
more than $500 year. but last yeai
was able to lay aside 31i5 for his
trip.
He does not travel In state. OF
course, when he goes abroad. but hs
goes. His example il interesting
mainly as illustrating how much Il
within the reach Of those who make
. determined effort TO get what they
want. He does not hesitate because
he cannot have the best statcroom
on the ship. He cuts the coat &C.
cording to his cloth and makes II fit
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

instead OF frittering away what be
has because It is not ~ much as some
one else has and does not seem
enough.
The Baltimore sweeper may be
looked upon Is foolish by some and
as = philosopher by others His pro-
gram certainly is not likely TO end In
competence or even modest sum
laid BY for rainy day. But he Is
getting out OF life more than mere
living. even II he is not accumulat-
ing wealth for a rainy day that may
never arrive. He II taking life as
II comes and not worrying about the
future. He may be wiser than some
others who have an excess OF fore
sight.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

point Of the shoulder and whsa wslI
developed gives the shoulder Z
rounded appearances. The tfaDssips
Is the large fieshy muscle that eovsrn
the upper and back part Of The neck
and shoulders Il \ Z very import
ant muscle and Il brought into ~
tion by several Of the exefcisss out
lined in this series. The triceps Il
the large muscle on the back Of the
upper arm and 4 the extensor or
striking muscle OF the arm. The
infraspinatus and teres major are
smaller but important muscles To-
Gated on the back Of the shoulder
under the trapexius. and rotate and
draw back the humerus or upper
bone OF the arm.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

q ~ ~ bscons kAevn - = co.,
neatsd On ~ svsrybe1y, evesyvhsfs.
and j DESIRE hefs psblteiy 70 declare
~ appreeiation of Il asd p tAaak
not only thoss pressnt but The great
body 81 employees - veil. Hats
on 70 the Hanta Re and its great
president. Who has wrought vonders
u railway management during he
past twenty years. and made the
santa Re the peer OF any railroad on
earth. and model that might b
emulated TO good advantage BY those
who are ambitious for worthy
achievement In the railroad world
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
rss-a.ssae isIpasy.s nlvsAa.v.


=. r. Ripisy. president q ~ Fan
= r., vas ssvsaty ysars ola - No
vemhsr II. aad Il : dinner giysn =
his hoaor z KaAsas City ~ attstbat.
- whatever SUCCESS be had maAe %
he hslpfnl influsnce of his vffs. and
70 the cordial support of ths men
and women Who compose the Santa
Re family. In n address Of appre-
citation Of the honor conferred upon
him be said: mo one man u Of any
possible consequence; no man can &C
complain anything In large way
without loyal and enthusiastic sup
port This support have now
have always hao--,n unstinted meas
ure. The esprit de eorps Of the San
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
4 straightasm Panch Tor the Ny.
ptenat-si Anestcan.

hrD0bfO AmSBUC08s
And now . third great crisis II
upon US. and the country waits for
another and final Interpretation Of
the national idea. That idea was de-
fined for all sections sixty yearn ago
and has knit the American people
into a powerful political unity: Il
must now be defined to the men Of
the races who have come here. large
ly since Webster's time. In this day
the issue was between q confederAcy
of states and nation today the Is
sue is between . mere aggregation
of races and 4 government which not
is not only q unit to itself but to all
the world. To every race II must be
driven home that this country stands
four square to all the world. II Is
not a new Ireland or nm extension Of
Germany In the new world: II recoE-
nires no racial differences between
its citizens. no divided loyalty. When
an American is told by q hyphenated
journal that this country cannot de-
clare war against any other country
because Il would be declaring war
against a part OF itself. he asks In
establishment when and how the ma
tion has parted with its sovereignty.
When he reads about the power OF
the German VOTE. he wonders what
has happened to the American vote.
This country has kept open doors
and = warm hearth TO all men and
women who come here: but the
house stands irrevocably for certain
great principles. and all who wish
TO live here must accept those priu-
cipies: they are not subject to change
or revision. The nation II forever
dedicated to government for the peo-
pie. by the people. Il has no quar-
rel With the German people. but u IL
trrevoeably antasonistic to shs Prus-
sian idea Of the state and to the
Prussian world policy ~ defined. not
by the enemies Of Germany. but By
The leaders and expoundcrs Of its MIL
ltarism. The two ideas Of society
cannot exist toscthcr In the world n
friends: they are and must be at
war with one another.
The struggle In Europe is only in
cidentsliy one OF races: Il 10 . war Of
irreconcilabic principles. Americans
cannot choose sides: they are already
irrevocabiy committed tn the sup
port and defense Of free institutioas.
There IL NO place here for 40 Irish
vots or German vote: the only vote
that can BE- cast By an American 10
- American vote. No couassy hes
ever before borne With such patSeacs
lasulss and coatempt from some of
~ eitiseas who have soleanly ~
aouaced allegiance TO all other
governments and sworn loyalty %
he United States. Its eeserous hos
plsaiisy has besa shsnefsliy ahuseA.
~ soversisnty has been flouted. ~
pFssident has besa insulted: bet
shere b . limit 70 lts fosbeasance.
Ths hour viii coae. perhaps suddsn-
b. whes IL ostsased sovsrsleaty
w1ll asssst itself ID tsrms thst wtil
lasaastiy siIsscs The voices es sheas
who ples trsasea 70 the home Which
aAsltess then.
TAe asssoa wss bovs IL ssspss aal
aaguish: n will ssssss itself aealase
~ ~ vesi1 u see1 -: ssa vee -
~ Auesicai Dsb,ie naa - e1sissa
~ soeUsss that - h - AnssSean.
80 thas Ne Aoesseaa has Vt go
o1ooglaaes.-0oelooe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Hundred. Of Ton. OF Beet. sliced

Hundreds of tons OF sugar beet,
are being piled up along the Mis-
souri, Pacific right OF way because
OF lack OF cars to transport the beets
to the factory at Sugar City. They say
the beet growers over that way have
sure had some prosperous season.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
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B \ asssias q ~ psllsy clsb ~
~ - TUes1ay svsslas. Nsvsooel
~. ~ 1en11ng 1lDsusa1so - ~
0von1ag vas Dsooo1osl - oaooglsesa.
~ ~ 2. Aogl1s - ~ ouh)oee,
'1Do0s vAsos neme11no ~ ps.oose1.
~ - ~ Doas1eoe ~ Was." ~
ou1oose ~ eoooe1 ~ sseossoes =
8 G1ose vh1sA dAove1 ~ oonoosu1v>
1C1DoG111sa - ~ noeloos = = ~.
n10ons no11ooo1 soVooouI eso1Dol
coG11ga unooooo1 ~ oogo1 ooUoR'
~ -. Augo1n o1gonoP llsooo1DG -
0n11Douos = - 1dk1ln0 Auosouon
1870 = seGngo y OguDaol11so =
n un1oo1 ooo1nA - oo0on0oo1
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- - = ouoAo111D ~ ~.
0G1UA ~ Ao1o11aD 11DoonI11n
~ cU111 ~ Gn6un6n1on 49,
- - lego11v eo)uve1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
Sub 9nkntn.

!SmmbOlot purer. Zen netop II,
illtteoe 6olfetpaing / @rmbolot pl'
ier, at 9pens Ssllobpggcrantal mi er
400. @pens 6olfemrngoe bar ior
lem gnr iioen onltrent 800.
Merfelis 3eomina. gn ING @ut,
Sen al Mr. % Mrs. Gictor Sprgen.
ion ueo Draper, ialbt iorleoen liga
paa Ell 8lapperilange, % unogif DOG
oenS orpbenoe Bio. @utten fulot
iaaleoes, at bans enc Saallo presiebc
moo Slaneens Sopeo og Sals, fm,
Den life tit Nnleonill9 til at llna mc>
fine giitiae SGnoer.
Sfibsfartcm paa Misiiunri. |eh
SanoingsIteoet / Eierre laa rorleoen
Tag paa en- pg lanlnle Slo ire
Gumpbuaoe i%orteieoe, o. bette MINI
beoe ON oe gooe ganle Gage, "a
Sampifibafnrtcn paa Wisiollriilobell
bar / i'm @lomitringstio. ut De ire
@aaoe M poa iammle Si0 par font
met til Nierre nlaa oog re9neS ior ct
Srpi.
%oloiumt &cam. Str9fnill9en ira
Spsmid) eItoper til Summit berle-
oes iiolte Spnoog al ct operoroent-
liqt heitigt Hegnifpl ian1t tiloels og-
Ian al @aglitorme. Snben fort Sio
inlbt Ser oper ire BONNER Negn, %
/ Nberbeen blep enfelte @aber / Sen
8rao operiplote meb %nnb, at enoel
&iTlbereta9er fplotes. Suglifaocn
bar itprit ira Nberbeen e%itopcr til
Bath o. 8roton. Sfaoe pao 8rp-
Sen meloes lGrlig ira Granoou %
Sort Tierrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
Speriees Drowning
tyifiineet

Berlin Sen 2Sbe sunni: Set oft
cicne NnbcoSbnrcan mcbocIer ioog
iel9cnbe:
"Sromina %ictoria Al Speri9e,
icm paa Sienrreiien ira ct @eipg
hos lin Mober, Storbertlginocn al
@aoen. / 0arlsrlihe, opholbt iig ell
Sao her / @nen, blcp nit Sen iicritc
Spmcrfiomheo Al Sen tpifc Seller.
iHoe oa andre Ncblemnler al Sci.
ieriamilicn.
&eh lin Arfomit blcu Sronnin'
gen bploet al ct Suicn Stnoenter.
iom suifcoc at lTeac lin @lGbc ior
SaNcn ouer beibeS mirafulsie Heo.
nina Ga Sloitei / SarIsrube bonn
borNerchca al irduite Slpuere.
Sronmlnaen beltog / Iiipnaclfer
al "Sunthlauo iiber NlHeS" o. no.
tn.tc ior Iuiercrue Tor ct Taffelml
Ill henNca serc ON Aitcnen:
"@iInc Spmpatbier or meS Snif.
lanS. o. hcrc tom gierne iortpuN(
Ser Tor Den belle Seroen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02

tens aipI, bpor ban bsoe i 1911.
Sans GIG blep ienbt til bans tioii9e'
re Siem | MibbIecort. q. y. 5 eli
@rap, Der fra llbiioen al SIT
Jet Dor grapet inc unber bets 3runo.
MIR, fanbtes 2ebnIneer al en- bel
Camille, nemlis Wano, apinbc oy 3
gsrn. Get iiette @enrao, iom ror
at e, poren Nnlo, fanotes t cit on.
ben @rap nogoe SOB oerfra. Ser
bite iig paa alle tpoelige Wcrfer ef.
ter, at De par blrprle brpbte al ct
SIag | Sopeoet, Iigeiom bet ogfal
bite fig, of to al Sfrenes Sen bar
bIepne brubt for at faa Dem paffst
ianrmen / oct TRANCE SuI. ri Be
forifieaige Sorolag funbe bet sra-
pebe Suls Sterrelie tpoelig ices.
2ieene par ilben 1piI blepne begrape.
De fuloitpnoie nsene, ba Der life
par Spor al 8Ipoer at iinbe. Gen
Mano, bpis Ben fanotes / en- @rau
for Jig ielp, par iloen 1piI blepen
begrapet noget ienere emo Samilien.
Get merfeligite er, at ingen / bette
NaboIas fan buife nosen Samilie,
iom i~aalehes flrnbe ppre blepet Mr.
Buffers Sffer, og man eiptter pao
at Oct funoe bape pGret nogle al
bans Sl9gtninge, Der bar fonumell
paa @eipg. S bette SiIfGIoe moa
l%(gjerningen pGre begaaet ltrar ef-
ter oeres InfomIt, oa Naboerne life
fan buife nogen iaaoanne @elsgenoe.
Iue Ben err blepne anbragt | en-
&asle, Ser for Giebliffet f~orparcs
paa 6nrmen. Mi @enenes ltbieenoe
fremgaor oct tpbeligt, at Ben / egen
@rap funone Wano er falbt ionr
Sfier flere Iar ienere END Samlili.
en-. Sele @runoen UNDER Sltiet og
Den nGrmeite Smfrebs er blepen
giennemgrapet, men nogen flere mell-
neifelige Ben er life futbne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
ularconi be9vnoer
fin militortieneite

Hom. Stalien, ben 27oe SUM:
Zen traaSleie Selesraferings per.
Sensberemte Spfinoer, 8ilelielmo
Marcuui, tiltraaote ioas IelitPr.
tieneIten Tom &citnant | oct ita.
Iienlfe SlpueforpS. San iif Ell Ell.
~thuiiaitiit Moota9elic al aorpiets
eprige Siiicerer o. bolot en- lioen
Sale. huori han uotalte i'm Sorpis.
ming ON aunt Samcrbeioe iii 6or.
ipar al aonse % S9orelonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02

Gil %ctrnGacIic mub SlScbranS.
N@iurdncculcntcr hnr ilubil tluuct
over. at Der pe0 %rrcanitoltcr2
GornlItor2 elder %odihuic or ioa
nor 60rc pc0 ,&.Ncbrano. 'orNi Stu.
Ncnicrnc iom NcleI brll0er Swirl,
tu3I0mocr on lilucnoc NlNlpcnliolcr
I'll IN private Nu@holonina. Scttc
hGr man / 0ct me Sormitoru uco
NornlulltoIeu / St GIouo loot at
unoQdN pt0 hoer Gtolc al onlrloc
q ll0ct NIrttcu me0 Waappnc 81
&alt me0 N'leb9rcnoc. Scnnc %p0.
nina Der illot 'UrniN oil folte $50
uou. llAlcr pua cn Sorheinin0 pcs
Vuen nleo Ell encilaocnbc uaffc,
lloliNt oper Nfi3ii2lippiiloNcn. %
'ro Nclcn lou0@ SIobcu fan Den Zee:
I manage Miles AIilouo.
Tn ajGmpc@ %cnrao immect. Dc,
'oriTIlca IRA 6crAua Sails. al ei
HlUmpe3 Neurn0 cr imbct pat
eoumntommialur Sborc @lenHei
6arm / Sopn o. Gperts mar Npcn
e'tcr @enene al ocrnmc liao Nan
oen bare uUrci line oftc Sob bei
men Dc 'aa SeunIngcr bar ioa meo'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
1nolanoet.
an,nn.
WnIbmcbalic ipr Yninp C

@nIomcoalic fpr Enmpc. %itinl
Bump So. / Gcbar Sails cr ueo 20
ndmo.Vaciiic lloltilin9cn | San
TranciSco bIepcn iilfienot 8uIon1e'
OoIic Tor i'm roterenoe Fltnpe. Get
ie err life noaen rin2e ll0mertelle
lladr betUnfce, al mpatiae Fumpctn'
brifcr oper belle &croen oeltog | oen'
ne Apnfurrancc. Napnet Gitina N.
ircs al antpoc al Vlnlpen cr Ell
NorNman0a Nro0rft.
Sfurt ors ltlS. g9illiom MGur.
ran fiertc iorle0cu Ga9 mn III
Glorinbo ct Yps lllo peien0c 1898
Nuno. o. oet inobro9te ham ST.
33702. %rsiet inbbe'nttc0e 1929
VunN olmiuocli9 lllo al 6oor o.
12O9 Tinb i~aofolot Mohair a.
9%lnaoralicocr. DIR. NhIrrnu, ser
bor inn Mil ipo Tor GInrinon, be-
nnticr i'm 2lO Ncrca S0rm uocllf
fenoc i'll SporotninQ al Innr ~
@lcocr, "a Der ponilanc@, at ban
hernnco ticner mere NcnQc, / 6or.
holo iii Ben onbrnNtc Gopitnl, enc
noaen dnheu Narntcr / bcltnc Gel AZ
Stoicu. San bar 'or SIocn 400
Tnor % 200 @iebcr.
YanocucisfpmmisiiOncn bnocr %
b%cinlcr. Stotena Yonocuclatommi9-
non air. opn1ertiom pdo, al Der cr
Ell Gorduoring i Cohen ON ll0rn0
belle al llgrT9 lnnNS %nnocucicnc oN
oilers pno cnbpcr Wou0a Gien0om
Sioen at iIaa llprrS bar ier orret
ira 15oc SitIi til 15oc Nll0llt, men
iioitc @c0ialntur iornnorcoc 0cttc
iii at inhbcinttc nm SltIi, ncrnIig
ira lite ,Sllli iii lite NliQll't. Man
hnr IaQt Ncrfc I'll, at mango lfooe.
Iioc ~llQrpsiortcr moonc9 oN lprc
ser 6re ier 15bc Sui, hporfor oct
nltinn on pil uGrc %iorlcilt at BRUCE
%iooen. Gicrc % InrpnQtcrc Al
&onh cr iorpliNtcbc Ill at ltlUrc alt
ifaoeliQt llqrra inbcn line Gncmcr
fer / @cbet al I<nli Mnnnch, o. buor
hcttc ioriommes fan Golunihip
Srrliccs % Gomtncta Gmbco3-
mrno looc Nrbeibct uoiprc pon 81
crcna Reforming. %opcn ITGAcr
iiTr Gitcrtrpf pon, at alt ll0rT@
mac ilooc9 IonQ9 Nnnocpcicnc, oN
NorienmcIier hcri fnn tote Somn'
ihip lrliitec& % NcicmbcnamUun en-
N}ulft al inotil 500. $anocucl@
commissioner Qjor oQioo ppnlcrf.
lom pon ct %op'orbuo moo al fate
Nlolfcr cllcr Wlo4it0ur InnQ0 Ncicnc.
Gen ltn0Nc llltit, At Solt tulter tom
ne EllloItcr, ~ hoo0 an0ct Dc brlll
Ger mcn Jig, IN / Neit0ntcu blNru
ger life olcnc til at Iluc N~l'orpcicnc
ct heill uhulNcliQt NrUM men De
manage Glultcltuur rr en- ltaOiQ GOre
ior iunucl Golt ioWl NU. 7or life at
tale ON sc manage NruIrInQc, ionl
0cruc0 ion6crilrnQc@ pon Nutomo
bller. Nor N tdlic ,NI0lirr ~
@lu1ltoar lunU4 %cicnc cr Ser lat Ell
Mulft ira I til 20 Collars, ~
Qribca noacn / ou0cn WonQ4 Gpcr-
irrbclic al bette Nub, od tan Nco-
tomcnbe fife ilippc ira oct meo min
Nrc enc Ell s. N}ulft. Wieo NcnTun
til Sopen on "SrnN1inQ" Al Gan
hcpcIene erflTrcr commissioner, at
Der ingcn llnoifpl0ning fam bare
ior al bette ioricmmca. "a hucrt
Sopn'bip pperlnhc@ Ell bis Slm
iii NeItribcllc nj sc hernco for.
munone llbQiitcr. Get cr Gountn
fonnniaiTrcrnc9 Nli9t al iprgc Tor
Bette Arbeioca ll0iercllc, % ga
Gorntnci9 Intonobilcierc pco lin
Stoi betolcr mclct a. huu0 0cnnc
" SraGginQ" foitcr, 'ad cr Sc oliun
berettlQci I'll al lc 0cn u0'rrt 'i9cr
N}omn1i@'loncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
!freosmooer / Sc
i~fanoinapiife Sanoe.

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Slvstnineer fra Svrien.

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500 Slpgtninger pmburo, beri-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-15
OLD STYLE WESTERN
GUN FIGHT is STAGED

San Francisco, March 13,-PlymOuth,
in Amador county, was the scene early
today of an old style western gun fight
when Night Waterman Jones engaged
two safe crackers who had broken into
the Plymouth post office. A posse
headed by Postoffce Inspector Austin
and MADEIRA of San Francisco is search
ing for the robbers.
Jones caught the robbers as they
were loading stamps and money in
their saddle bags He opened fire with
two revolyers and the robbers replied.
A dozen shots were exchanged before
the bandits escaped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-15
Artistic Temperament
Demands New Husband

San Francisco, March l3.-- "My
crime is being an artist. / am attempt
ing to live my own life in my own
way and have run against the con-
ventions. Others are attempting to do
my thinking for me--and this is the
result"
This was the statement made today
by Mrs, Gertrude Boyle Kanno, noted
San Francisco sculptress and wife of
Takeshi Kanno, japanese poet. She
sat in room in the detention hospital,
charged by her sister with insanity,
following her frankly confessed love
affair with Eitaro Ishigalti, a young
japanese sculptor and artist.
"What artist" she asked, "can
live the conventional life of those
whose work lies along less tempera-
mental lines! ] am trying to be true
to myself, to reach my highest develop.
ment. If that development comes in
a life with lshigaki, why should con
vention-ridden persons interfere"
Efforts are being made today by
Thomas Healy, Kanno's attorney, to
have her released ON promise Of friends
that she will appear Monday at the
formal sanity hearing before Superior
Judge Graham.
Mrs, Kanno married the japanese il
Seattle s years ago and they livet
happily until recently when she sayi
she first realized her love for Ishigaki
She and her husband were incompati
bic, she believed, and she told him that
they were not mated. Ishigaki, a
younger man, was better mate she
said, because of his artistic tempera-
ment. Kanno accepted the news stole
ally, left his home and went into the
hills but later changed his mind and
returned,