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The evening world., 1915-02-26
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The evening world., 1915-02-26

namiting TIE gtntsrnstional bridge.
But through soms iSver- -ssaious Inn
pulse on Won Aorps part he himself
attempted the work and did II bung-
lingfy.
Mrs. stegler. who visited Oriffiths's
Office this afternoon. brought with
her an anonymous letter she had re-
ceived through the mall early to-day.
This letter threatened difficulties for
herself and her husband II she did
not Keep her mouth shut" and said
she had precipitatsd an incident
which would lead to dangerous rsla-
tions between the United States and
Germany.
Both stesier and his wife swore
that the handwriting on the envelope
and the typewriting Of the letters text
resembled those received by Stcgier
from Capt. Boyd. Grifiiths had
typewriting experts compare the
script Of the anonymous letter With
typewriting sent formerly by Boy-Ed
to stegler.
sAvs she WAS WARNED Oven
THE PHONE.
Mrs Stegier said that all Of last
night her telephone At her home, No.
35sSt. Nicholas Terrace. was bussing
with anonymous messages telling her
to make no effort to get her husband
out Of the Tombs and not to talk
| further about her husbands connec-
tion with the alleged plotting Of the
/! secret service people.
Capt. Boy Ed. at his once at No. II
Broadway. had this to say:
I'm accused of paying moro money
to Won Horn, of having sent Lody to
his death In the Tower OF London
and OF plotting to send Stegier there,
too. II there is another accident in
| tho subway I'll be accused Of having
q hand In that. Al all events, was
not responsible for the earthquake in
| Italy"
Investigation into the record of
Richard Madden Of No. 2s1 Madison
Street, Hoboken, who Ia under arrest
In connection with the fraudulent
passports. showed that he Is under
Indictment for carrying concealed
weapons. -
Last December Madden was ar
raigned before Recorder j. McGovern
In Hoboken on the charge Of carrying
concealed weapons and held for the
Grand Jury. The December term OF
the Grand Jury brought an indlct-
ment. Madden was placed under 9
bond Of $500, and Assistant Stree,
Commissioner Thomas r, mclaughlin
acted az bondsman. Madden's cas-
was brought before Judge Tenant In
Jersey City on Feb. 4. when he en-
tered a plea Of not guilty.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
|D|G GERMAN GUNS |
wreck 400 more
! HOUSES|N RHEIMS
l;atest Bombardment Reported
10 Have Been the Most
Severe of the War.
1000 SHELLS THROWN.
Hves Started IN Many Places
and Whole Blocks Of
Houses Collapsed.
1000 SHELLS THROWN.

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vyrs beooo eue in tvsnty vaaeee et
ooss ed whole blochs collapsed iiks
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The evening world., 1915-02-26
g. AMERICAN ARTISTS
REFUSED PASSPORTS
BY EMBASSY At PARIS

PARIS. Fsb. - (Associatsd Prsss).-
olxty-eour applications for passports
Tor American artists living n Paris
have besn refused By the American
Embassy In conformity WITH instruc-
tsoas recently rscsivsd from the STATE
Dseartmsn& at washinston requiring
ths prsssnta&aon 'of hlrth esrticoatsA
The Amssioaa An AsDsolak1sa q
PAsis has forwarded b Washlngtoa .
protest asIin:t " snsofcsmses O. re-
possible for American dtsens abroad
10 enjoy the protection oe thsir Gov
srnmsut r
The evening world., 1915-02-26
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
WARNS STRIKERS THEY
MUST GO BACK TO WORK

LONDON. Feb. 3s.-Through Sir
George Askwith. Chief Industrial
Commissioner. the Government sent a
persmptory order to-day to the 10000
shipyard engineers on strike In the
Clyde shipyards that they must re-
sumo work on Monday. ~ important
munitions OF war urgently required by
the army and navy are being held up.'
The strikers demand an increase IN
The evening world., 1915-02-26
FORlORN HOPES
FALL TO "SECRET
.15O" OF DELG|ANS
Daring Feats Performed by
Anonymous Band Of Heroes
Along User.
MOST OF THEM MOBILES.
Work So Perilous That Its
Members Have Been
Wiped Out Twice.
MOST OF THEM MOBILES.
Dr. WILLlAMPHlLlP SIMMS

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netAins Of '-Ths Hundred and F1fty."
but there isn't . Belgian trooper who
aosss't know Of the hand and speak
Of II with something Of awe and mys-
tsry In bic voscs. When an enter
prise IL on foot requiring supreme
daring, unfaitsrine courage, a do-it-
die dstsrm,ns stion Of an almost
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13

in Rickrcall on Wednesday, coming
hither for the purpose Of adding to
his dairy herd. To representative
Of The Observer Mr.. Stewart said
there was much fire blight in this
neighbmhool, and that measures should
be taken to eradicate the evil, It being
tne most greatly feared Of all orchard
diseases While as Salem on Monday
Mr. Stewart fou 4 that even the trees
in the capitol ounds We're infested
with the disease, which is now prevail
ent in several co mites Of the william.
cite valley. In the Riekrcall section q
survey was made ANA 1t was found that
the disease had q strong hold there on
several orchards. According 10 Mr.
Stewart the only positive way OF pre-
venting an infected tree from standing
as a constant source Of danger 20 neigh
boring trees is to remove and burn IT,
Tnis acticu has been taken In Lane
county 90 q considerable extent with
the result that through persistent cf.
fort on the part Of the Inspector the
disease is well under control there. In
the counties of Marion, Linn and Polk
the disease Is scattered. but without iu-
mediate attention it is likely t1 spread
10 every section OF the yalley.-pallas
Observer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
Bryan Holds Reception
Clad In Bathing Suit
On California Beach

Hcrmosa Beach, cal, July l2.--Barc.
foot, clad in a dripping bathing suit
over which a light duster was drnpcd,
aud with an old felt hat ON the back
Of his head, William j, Bryan, former
secretary of stntc greeted big dele.
CATION Of admirers at the edge Of the
surf hero this afternoon,
The commoner cordially shook hands
all around, while his two grand children
cuug to the skirts of his cont. II was
one Of the most informal receptions in
his career
just before meeting the delegation
Bryan took surf bath In the presence
Of several hundred spectators Despite
his assertion that he would NOT go in
bathing "wth baud the shore was
black with people when Bryan put i'm
an appearance He dropped hat aud
coat ON the beach and plunged boldly
into q colubcr There was Ru imWpli.
ate outhmst of handcnpplug Several
pairs of field glasses were lcNclIcl at
the Nebrashm, whiIo he swan and
kodiak nouds luthcd nearby
Asked IL be- planned to make rhnu.
lauqul speeches iu the northwest Bryan
said ho would eu 10 Portland after
visiting san Diego and seeing SAN Fran
cisco again and that several cbuulnu.
qua dates n Oregon aud Washington
were under consideration so definite
arrangements have been made Hct ho
Wid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
OREGON BLUE BOOK"
FOR YEARS 19l5-l916
IS READY FOR PUBLIC
New Official Publication Larg-
er and More Complete
Than Its Predecessors

The new "0regon Blue Book for
the years l9l5-l6, which has Just been
compiled under the direction of Secre-
tary of State Oleott, has been eomplet-
ed and the first copies came Off the
press this morning in the finished form,
bound and ready for distribution. 1t
is the largest (being S3 pages larger
than the issue for l9l3.l4 and most
complete official directory and book of
ready reference that has ever been is.
sued, and contains much more informa'
tion of state, county and national ma
ture, froOl an official point of view,
which will make it a very valuable
handbook of information for the citizen
and business man as well as an indis,
lpeuSlble reference and textbook for the
public schools.
The blue book contains 1872 pages, in
emdiug the index, or 1888 pages of sta
I tistical and historical matter. and is
issued in response to a popular demand
as created by its predecessors. two pub
I licatiOns of which have heretofore been
issued and both at the expense of the
department of state. The issue Of 1913
I II proved so much in demand that the
original run OF 10000 copies proved in.
adequate, and a second cditiou was run
of 10000 copies. The last legislature
in recognition of the usefulness of the
booklet, made an appropriation to cover
the cost of same, and 10000 copies OF
this year. 5 edition viii be printed
Much Of the work IN connection with
the compilation of the new booklet was
performed by Col. j, III. Cradlebaugh, of
this city, and the compilation was fin
ished by the office force of the state
secretary
Some Of the new features of the new
blue book briefly enumerated, are;
Organization of the provisional govern
ment, by George IL. Eimes; outline map
of the state showing the area of all of
the counties; classified statement OF
lands in Oregon, from tue Oregcn AL
manac: description and boundaries oi
the newly created jefferson county
revision of the constitution TO date;
new half.tOne cuts of state institutions
official roster to July !; qualification,
of voters, by /. IL, Van Wrinkle, deputy
attorney general; popular and electoral
vote for presidents, 1912 election, by
states, and the vote east for president
| in Oregon, by counties; initiative auc
referendum laws TO date; table Of ap
propriaticns, l9I3-l4 and 1876; pop
ulation OF the state by counties, anC
100 Of the largest cities of the Unite,
States; list OF state aided institutions
officers Of the territorial and state gov
ernment TO date; list of newspaper
published in the state, and complete lis
Of post Offices in the state
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
Estate OF David ECCIeS
Defendant In Suit

Portland orc, July l3 The estate
lrft by the late David Ecclcs. of Ogden,
Imh, which is under attack by Ns
Gcddes, who seeks % share for h. som
who, che declares is one of Erclu chill
ircn, wns made defendant in suit
filed iu federal rourt today involving
5000 acres of land, mud 100000 ash
for timber removed from them by the
oregon Lumber company some years
uRO.
The action today consisted uf the ul
ing of bin of rovivoT asking that
iho LccIos estate be- made party boo o
government suit 10 recover the land md
money
The government alleges thut the
laUds wrrr procured fmuiuIrntly iu
1901 but no suit could be- filed within
The dy year statute of Limitation be-
thc uK yrar statute of limitation bc
tfymen to tho company were not filed
Until the statute Of limitation bad
run.
fary.thrce patents are involved
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr and Mfs j. vs.. Sec celebrated
the hfugib anniversary Of tncir wel.
ding. sunday. July O. o. the home uf
their daughter, Mrs Fred Y"rgon,
having been married July .. 1868 ht
the farm home ot Mrs scc's parents,
3r and Nis Jacob Cook, pear Mai
kcsan, Wisconsin
Covers ucfU Inb for lls guests. Ibr
long table beneath the trees in the open
air were W0ilsplF decorated with sweet
peas end pink and white roses, with ba
roast pig occupying The center OF the
table The ladies serving ihr guests
were. 3u Floyd Walfpr Nu
Harry Hluing Sli. Frank lrrErn
Ms John swan Mr A. y Yergau
Mr. 3D. Vadnas, Sire George ~
Yegn. Mics Le,a Benu and Mn'
Mona YerIou.
The rOngutulat,y remarks NJ Henry
j. Beats were received with that ap
pfociatiye applause that always follow
gracious words preceded hY ihr ant
iy.Hg anI ralsHh.c dishes thar marx
such WsJr.0ls occasions
ln tho afternoon, Un uIFrI plat
form tIa0ei WIth bunting aHi Ir.Dut
"a with ferns and rotet. Is ysIy p'sasIn.
program wat rendered Aafpa OBJ
server
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
WILL HARD SURFACE
DRIVEWAYS AROUND
COUNTY COURT HOUSE

Excavation work was begun ycstcr.
day afternoon for the Improvement of
the driveways ON the north and south
sides of the court house square with
hard surface pavement, under the direc.
tion of Roadmastcr ". j. Culver II
is proposed to improve these drivrways
with asphaltic-concrete pavement which
is being manufactured by the plant uu-
der lease by the county The road.
ways will be dug out to o depth Of
about foot, good, solid foundation OF
crushed rock and gravel will then be
laid and surface of five inches OF
hard surfacing will he put on This viii
prove not only great convenience to
traffic in and out of the court house
but it will save great amount of labor
in the up.kcep and add greatly to the
appearance Of the court hoasc sur.
roundings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
o. A.C. Recipe for Home
Made LOganberry Juice

The o. A. G.. sends out the following
recipe for making home made logan.
berry juice the 1919 thirstqucncbcr
for Oregon:
Take fresh, clean, ripe logoubcrrics
and heat TO the boiling point with just
enough water 10 keep from burning,
remove from the fire at once and
strain through course sack Take
the juice, sWccicu with three pounds
Of sugar TO cuch gallon. set back ou
the stove and again heat tU thr boil
ing point, not letting it boil. Poor
into ready cleaned aud bcatel BOTTLES
and seal Immediately Common soda
or pop BOTTLES are good for This wr
pose, 90 Doc rorkpd bud scaled with
paraffine' oG glass fruit JAMS sealed
In the usual way The bottled Juice
is then -ct away 100 cool and dry
place, where 10 win Keep f0r % long
time. When wnutcd for use 1t ip
simply poured from the bottles, di.
lutcd TO taste, and IL is then M
drink for prince, Don Z let your Wr.
plus berries Fu 90 waste II You Ike O.
good soft drink Make some OF them
into juice for table use
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
rRoHMAN NOT WARNED.

New York. July l3.-Alf Hayman, as.
sociate Of the late Charles Frohmau,
TODAY denied that anyone called at the
theatrical producer office and warned
him not 20 take passage ON the Lusi.
tania. Haymau % denial was made iu
connection with the letter signed
'.Pcaree' received by a New Orleans
newspaper in which it was asserted
Frank Holt. j. T. Morgan = asaiIaut,
had warned Fruhman
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
wAsHTA DALTON AND HER MULAMUTE.
Dallas Chautauqua
Held Splenid Session

Capital journal Special ServiceN
Dallas, Ore, July 3.-Thc third am,
uual chautauqua for Dallas closed sat
urduy evening with rctord-hrpaking
crowd IN attendance, q large delegation
of people crou Monmouth, mdcpcud.
ence and Fails city being present The
entertainment 10y the Swiss Alpine YOd.
lers, the first number on the evening
program, was voted one Of the best
attractions ON the entire program for
theh session, Evelyn Bargelt the ear.
toouist, also pleased her audience very
much The anxiety felt by tac chau.
tauqua-lUing people at the beginning
Of this year S entertainment that this
would probably he the last chautauQua
| m Dallas was dispellcd at the last mo-
lmont Saturday night when the manage.
mont of the chOutauqua association an.
Inounccd that the required number Of
tickets inswiug "a return of the cnau.
tauqua 10 Dallas next year had almost
been pledged The program this year
contained some of the best entertain.
ments ever presented to the people OF
this vicinity and with but few cxcep.
tions the big majority Of the inhabit
ants want the Ellison White chautauqua
| in Dallas in 1916.
George Smith Buried.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late George smith, the aged father
Of Charles and d. A. Smith, Of this
city, were held from the family home
near RicMoall Sunday morning at Ia
clock Burial took place In the Etna
cemetery, Among the Dallas peopl,
who attended the funeral were Charlie,
smith and family, Mr., aud Mrs Willis
simonton, b. A. Smith Hollis Smith
! r. G.. Craven aud Miss Mae Maxfiold
| DR., A, B. Starmck aud Breeze Gibson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
.ElkS Crowd Los Angeles
For Annual Convention

Los Angeles, Cal, July l2.- Nine
more delegations or Elks arrived here
today for the y. T.. O. +. grand lodge.
which opens tonight at Trinity auditor.
ium. The san Diego contingent was
tue first. Others we're Kansas CITY.
in two divisions, Kansas state. Wichita.
Kansas. Montana, Pittsburg, New or.
leans aud Colorado.
Ono Of The biggest cabareis ever a..
sembled was scheduled 10 entertain the
visitors AZ Pasadena, for which city sew.
cral crowded special electric trains de-.
parted nt $3.50 q. M. In the afternoon
q photo play carnival vas planned for
the entertainment Of Elks az the sta
dium here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13

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Daniel j, Fry. the popular druggist
has been in the drug business long
enough to have his own opinion of the
best way Of selling medicines. lie says
the plan adopted 10y Mi.o.na, the great
dyspepsia remedy is the fairest he has
ever heard Of. lie d0esn I believe that
a medicine ought TO be paid for unless
It does the user some good. And Miro.
ma is sold under a positive guarantee
to relieve dyspepsia or to refund the
money. You simply leave 80 cents on
deposit with Daniel !. Fry and if, after
you have used the box Of Mi.o.na you
decide that it has done you no good, all
you have 10 do is 10 tell him so and he
will return your money.
Hundreds Of people have been relieved
Of stomach agonies by using this re.
markable remedy. II is not simply a
Food digester; it is a medicine that puts
all Of the digestive organs into normal
condition and gives ruddy, glowing, Wig.
orous health. A change for the better
will be seen after the first few doses
of Mi.o.na, and It's continued use will
soon give the power TO cat anything at
any time and not suffer distress after.
ward.
Mi'ona is sold under a positive guar.
antee to refund the money if it does
not cure. This is the strongest proof
that can be offered as 10 the merit of
the medicine
Nothing lessons mans success 10
his work or woman s fascinating per.
sonality more than weak stomach.
with It's attending evils. Use Mi.o.na
and see how much more there is IN life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
ALBANY MAN KILLED.

Albany Oro, July l3- Thrown be-
meath a moving machine when team
OF horses became frightened and ran
away James Mcli.dr, ,j, of Oakvllr
was killed today Mcbride was drag
ged SOME distance across rough field
and through O. rail fence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-13
Appeal To Pope To
End European War

London, July l3. The Avibishups
Of Cincinnati Milwaukee and Toledo
haEc appealed io Pope Benedict to use
his influence 10 keep the United States
out ot The European wnr, according ~
the Rome correspondent, of the Evening
Times.
The pope is Quutcd as recommending
in reply that the American prcurrs rely
upon The wisdom OF President Wilson
"wLoso peaceful intentions Orc well
known - lis holiness strongly urged
loyalty 90 their adopted country by Ger
man Americans