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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
Dallas Boy Member
of Frisco Ball Team

Capital journal Special Seryice.)
Dallas Or, Mch. 81
Waivers have been asked and sccur
ed ON seven membcfs Of the San Fran.
cisco baseball club OF thip in'' one
wus emf lor.. ioa, Week ~ the person
500 pitcher Shader This leaves on the
roll Of honor four young pitchers, one
of whom is Wayne Barham, son Of
Mr.. aud Mrs, i, i. BOrham Of this city,
who left Dallas several weeks ago to
join the San Francisco team at their
training camp. Young Barham started
the season last year with the Cincin.
natl team and later was taken over by
the California team with whom he fin.
Hhed the scuson, making u creditable
showing every time he had an oppor-
Wnity to do 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
SAYS CAN'T
LEGALLY ACCEPT THE
COMMISSIONS OFFER
Therefore Highway Engineer
Situation Has Resolved IT,
self Into Legal Problem

Acting upon the advice of the attor-
ney general S department State High,
way Engineer Bowlby will probably no
tfy the state highway commission that
he cannot legally accept the propose.
ton rendered him, by resolution of the
commission, which is to the effect that
he continue to act as highway engineer
to complete the work already under
way ON the Columbia river highway in
Hood River country and act as official
mediator between the contractors and
the county courts in the settlement Of
the differences arising in the coGnties
Of Clatsop, Columbia and Jackson, aft
er his successor h. !. Cantine, assumes
the duties Of highway engineer in fact
tomorrow morning.
Having been officially notified Of
the action Of the highway commission
at Mmday's meeting this morning, as
result Of which the offer Of continu-
ing him in tne office to complete the
unfinished work begun under his adj
ministraton, Major Bowlby submitted
the matter to the attorney general s
! department, and he received an opin-
ion advising him that the highway com.
mnt '',Uh ,,Iiah I'' m,u e"t PV"',, u"u'i % Wv, ."o
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ho .o,,ii '",S | I'Y'ilng' ie s'a.eu .na. quo.
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~ ~, y" en'.,,, ',aVay,s an" tue county vvu,'i l
hoot Ii',"''SsiVn L4.' Su Is Wiling 10 s."nV ".
Ith, otto ,'' wv uii''Vl '"e op'nlVn a y,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
LULL IN FIGHTING

Paris, March 3l.-Exccpting for
minor clashes in Lepretrc woods there
has been a mll along the entire west
em battlefront during the last "A
hours
The war office today announced
that the general situation had not
changed since the issuance Of ycster.
day s communique.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
y = = !. = = !; :: !. = !: = =
THE WAR LINEUP.


I: England.-uerinah suOhlariue
Z sinks second British llner' send
< ing Flamnan to bottom. Ihe
x steamer crown OF oastiie aiso
= .orpedoed aud sunk. crews OF
Z both vessels rescued.
J; Russia.--Gernan siege oil Us
Z 7owet1 declared nave peeu
x abandoned ahd troops WIN
x ifawlng ffl1i Fr|a'nF'I' inui'
: eating campaign against war
= saW-reti1g!an I4llioau i Soi.'
x Iapsed' 1eaIy i'Eh''hg ~ ta!'
< PalhiahS' ueIilan a'lutoLs ~
: .iHut ,'H'I'Jes'i ~ ,,'i Ut ,..I ",,"yI , apU"
: no"s' III i 1'pn. iI, 'CPtos'I ,i ""' ',t
: ''., ,i,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
ElkS To Hold Annual
Installation Tomorrow Night

The annual installation of the off.
GERS Of the Elk lodge will take place
tomorrow evening. Besides the install,
lNtion, there will be a banquet and n
special program in which both the old
and new entertainment committee will
colIoboratc in o-dcr to give the bows
something specially fine for the eve.
ming
The new Officers to be installed are
as follows;
A. j, Anderson exalted ruler.
II, j. Mcndcroth. esteemed leadino
knight.
A. L. Wallace, esteemed Iowa
knight,
George C, /, snyder lecturina
knight. ''s
W +. slater secretary.
Chester Cox treasurer.
Elmer Giles, tyler.
II, II. olmgor, trustee.
Milton Meyers, the rctirinp exalted
ruler was elected delegate to attend
the annual grand lodge session, 70 he
held at Los Angeles next july ATr
Meyers will act as installing office,
for the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31

Invitations have been issued by the
Dallas Amateur Dramatic club for Il
dancing party to be held at the ormory
in this city ON Saturday evening, April
10th For the benefit Of the patrons
aud putroncsses who do not desire to
dance card tables will be installed aud
they will be permitted to indulge in the
gumc OF 500 Music for the occusiou
win I've furnished by the Dallas orchcs'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
Gay Party On River \
Boat interrupted BY
Rude Policemen
(Continued from Page Ole

to confusion and one young lady
promptly tainted. She was revived
from the swoon and then went into ATF
tcrics according to the report d 'A'
officers.
She accused Officer Nicholson oi ar
rying a horrid pistol and SAID she ''Il
have thrown her shoe into tile nHll'
Of it. She said it was 50 large tiaIn y
could have shot tin cans from it ~
also said other things, it is REPORTED
The other guests disappeared into COZ
venient dark corners, but laltI I'E
sembled and the officers called the ial
Captain Jones was the only one
ouired to 90 to the police station. n
was charged officially with serving
dispensing liquor namely, beer vISa y,
tbe corporate limits of the city q y y
lem contrary to the ordinances q "
city. Said liquor the complain y, Y.
t;nned. WINS served at a social gatl'ns
ON board the steamboat City oi L's.s X.
TO Henry stanton, u former polls, W v,
Ger, Henry Bybee, Mike elO'''
Charles souyinc and others
Chief welsh said this morning =
the riverboat had been unoa -.
vellance for some time End thai M n.-s \,
ors complaints had been heard from !.
residents of the water front Nv
that sounds of midnight reyeiIy
frequently been heard TO issue ilvr i,a,.
boat. Accordingly the Officers g'', V, !,
tbs % lookout for the party Among y.
members of the party last .i.!,as, nlsa, y
several well known salem ci'i.' c,l.',-i,l
Cbief Chiefly welsh SAYS that he is deteIs,s, ,i,,',,
70 see that the ordinances ies.' ltl. \
beer parties are enforced WINE WIN !, N
city regardless of the proHlneH'' "
parties concerned, 49,. obsaa
P' The members Of the party opS .,,sl
70 being interrupted without ou..ai,j 4
warrant but the officers prYS,e .Sor /, 3
Ser STiI' tbe authority vested in tlsa ,ia,s I II
rcnntotiop Of which gives rise l.i,st Y X I
lief that unlawful practices
carried on. .,.i,,v II VIZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
Z * = x i 4 < x < 1884
FELL OUT OF BED-DEAD

Z San Francisco, March 3l,- !
( Merely falling out Of bed re !
!; suited in the death Of john .
( Grimes here early today. The !
! landlady of the rooming house /
( where Grimes lived head n, /
+ body strike tne floo, and b. !
( vestigating, found him untor !
( scious. Grimes fell Just is /
< inches, but suffered Fracture !
< Of the skull, He died EhA !
( bong removed to the Hsda 1
I Emergency hospital. Il
< !; x 4 x x 4 < Z X < < $$t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
Although there is an abundance

Although there As an abundance Of
willamette valley literature in the Ore.
gon building at the exposition, there
hosn been any large amount Of nd.
vertisiug for Salem. In order thot tSo
tourist may properly be kept posted an
Salem and its immediate vicinity Man.
ager Moores Of the commercial clnb has
forwarded on ample supply of lterntnre
ucshng entirely with the Cherry citv
and surrounding country. wy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31

Los Angeles Cal, March 3l,--Tcu
thousand wild eyed fans saw the Port
land Beavers defeat the Angels IN the
opening game of the Pacific Coast
league season here yesterday when the
Porllanders rompcd home with three
runs while the Angels were collecting
one lonely score, lligginbothom Me.
Crcdic's star twirlcr was ON the mound
Cor the winners aud was opposed by
Perntt for the Angels. Mayor Rose
pitched the first hall and the game
was on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
Leaves for washington.

Lisle Rice, Il son of Mr., and Mrs.
Chus Rice Of this city left Monday
for Washington, d, G., to accept a po.
stion in the odiutant generals depart.
mcnt For the past scvera months
lislc has ben engaged in musical work
Portland lie took the civil service
examination last year aud this is the
first word he has received in regards to
it, hence the order to report at Wash.
lngton came as u surprise to him, He
expects to be in the nations capital
aud ready for work about the 9th OF
April.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
poRTLANp's EXPORTS,

Portland, Or March al
Due to the tremendous demand
of both warrine and neutral
European nations for food
stufts, the exports from Port.
land for March were Ss,5l6,SSq,
an increase Of 500 per cent Of
March a year age, 1t was an.
uouncel today The exports Tor
March, leli, were SS96,elS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
BEAVERS TAKE OPENER
FROM ANGELS 8 TO |
HigginbOtham I'wirls In Mid
Season Form For Nc
Credie'S Men
pncLfln oonat Longuo stnndIngg.


At Los Angclcs-Porlloud 8, Los An.
gcles l.,
AT san Francisco OakMnd post
poucdj rain
Az Salt IAkc-Ncnice; poslponcdj
inow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31

Tw, often cease to be company after
they are niade one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
COUNT UOUsE NEWS

Sheriff William Esch today received
q Telegram from j, u. Mcdonald, shcr.
ltr ct Solouo county, California. an.
nomcmg that William Clay and Fred
Peterson had been acquitted of murder
charge IN tuat county, Clay was ar.
rested In Peudluon and Peterson was
arrescid by SbcrItf Esch at Sublimity
ON charge Of robbery. Both men were
wanted in California ON charge Of
numbering % vatphman and robbing a
bank there Frank Wade. who was
captured with Peterson at Sublimity,
was released ON the grounds Of INSULT.
clcnt evidence by District Attorney
Rlngo' The officers hold that Grady
aud Vndemeir the two robbers cap.
wred at st. Paul. were members of the
sam gang.
Mauiag licenses were issued today
TO Frank g. Gon,cD farmer Of Hal.
sew m llnu county, aud Miss Sadie
Stael, of Smytou Also to Fred n.
Ian Tess, % travelling salesman of San
tta3c's'o' 'ao and Leila Mae Kinder
of this city,
The ease Of Rose Ficklin against Ross
tleNlln WAS rcupeued In department
NO, OF the circuit onr today bcfor,
Judge Galloway The plaintiff was
granted divorce by Judge GALLOWAY
som' time ago and the courts order
III
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31

X X 4; * = 4 4 4 * x \: y * x *
Mrs Mae Ivie has leased the DR..
Cusick property at Center and Com.
mcrcial streets and will open board,
ing house. Mrs, lyie has been in
charge of the Cottage Hotel for the
past four years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31

of settling the difficulty may
ITSELF ,..,,Ae vent 70 (
lon% WT,S, on 'b, business thi; nsIa'es ~ cons
nction l"4a W can be taken BY Us :. Wi isII =.
hS'tSc IN tSo matter until there .ts \ ,sI,sniisi Z
bsr.bip IL ,bi present In tne \ .ra z
whole question r'n,'l@' m ~ abe 70 '..' !.
. a''" sotisfactory and lesa'
controversy r.
warmed over love l''
nash. ~
Thor. are at least 49,, .s' . ai' r
maR1 J.$'s castor 1,o oil pI'.' pI'','is'i i,ilsS
oTe5y ,~a3y one Of them = . ''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-31
Bad Check Artist
viii Plead Guilty

Continued From Page oncl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16

FOR RFNT-Room. $3.50. facing
alley IN business sfstiun. suitable Tor
piumhiuE cr fin Ehnp- O. sfure y.
bent aud water Included. AurIy this
affAua.
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TAXI AND AUTO DAY and NIGHT.
PHONES - And io9e
~ AfAd -
ANssFI0 PARENT
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FOR SALE

ALBUQUERQUE TREE INTORMA-
TON BTREAU
i@a Mrs8 Guh Ph8ue Hes
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3 i.v.-I saa saaals norSs. Trimsi.'s
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ssrsa as6se @ranl-a kar4s-n.
rfef tetfff8 Faene faH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07
Rutbantigc s6piertiinitlcr-

Spgar fiioameritanii1e geIe3rte
ielber erfIdren, baB fie niemals ioIds
5DpfereisQ rtitel eeieben bdtten, lpie
Ser amerifaniide 5orI6er 9r. So
rnbee fie auf feiner lebten Expedition
in bic DilbniiTe bes unbefonnten
Yeru Bel gonebos Snbianern %gefunpen
bat gs iino pabre Wunperpette
pieier &unit b%arunter, 10 3. .. Sri:
se BON fait a SUB SDbe uno iiber
A SUB Weite unb babel ~auffaIent
biinn nrr einen tleinen 9ruf
tell BON einsm 3pu bid, man1e tlei
mere iino 10 oiinn ipie Bapier unb
nit lebr fdDnen Seforationen. llnr
oas oles 1T ausf1liebIid 9anbor
belt, ni6t einnal Elm SDpfer sRaf
pirp BON ben Ginsebprenen bntei
benubt!
Dds Iinb, poblgemerit, bsati9t
&unItperte, nidt etipa liebsrblei6ic
elmer gIdn3enoen 8orseit. Or. 5aru
Zee erlanste 100 groben folder 9lr
titel, BON bsnen man nid)t lpeiB, all
peldem 3tped lie bon Den Snoinnerll
msefertigt peroen. SIS 1T faqOe, bai
feline expedition infolse oss Delt
trieges, pelder Die S,ansports unf
bic GelopeGslungs 8erbdltniie 81
fdlpierig eeltalte.c. Dor Der 3eit oh
gcbrohen tperbcn mnBte; lie biiriti
aber. unter siinitigersn 8erbaltnihcr
ipicber aufsanommen frerben. Mert
ipiirbtsertpeiIe f6nnen ole gonebos
elm nod 10 gut pie un6etanniei
Stamm, Der etipa $500, Meilsn rot
Der Miinoun9 bes ama5onensS tro.
mes Iebt aiber otefen erItau.fir
! den aunfiperfen nidts BON irseno.
pelber 8ebeuiuna idaffen: IS IL ihi
ein3iser Ssitrn9 Sur 3ultur. Oil
arise gshen beim MnfnIagtn elmer
mstaaiiden alans. nidt islten timer
meIobifden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07
Local Time Table

Henry schuch., Emil Z. schuch
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EietGHos.
gsie bic 6ransOieu i9rs Soteu = nidt
ssren.

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Gin aDlner 6uBart;aeris : Sftis
sier iGrsibt pom 8riegsi4mplab nor
Serbun I'M bic Mitte 6ebruar FOL
geuhes:
Sam es etpns pisiatloieres 9ebsn.
dls sic qrt, rie Die Sran3oien ibre
8cTalIenen pernamIdHi9en9 Set l.
Gftober lieseu mir bier Dor &erbun
IN ben @albern. Die i'm September
con IdieTidst G%reRaaisren in bsitis
gem @alOtompfe inter perionlider
6iifrung oes aoiieripbnss prinaen
Ostor BEN 6ransoIen entrifen tpur'
oen. 9eriedt i'm bid)ten llntsrboia
lasen sa6lreide 2eiaen bsioer pars
teien, Man fanb brape Ssleitsr
nod i'm Spbe Die Sduite hin Den Gals
bes @e9ners seirampft. Sn Cen
@(elten boiler 8uden binsen sntiselte
Sransp5enlei6er. Iber aud 8tiber
Der Solodten : &nmerabfaaft ots
gum Iebten Itemsuse baben mir GEE
funosn. 90 q. y. einen Seutiden.
ser, islblt tDbli9 psrpunoet, pen
ReIt elmer Ielbflai9e nit ieinem
Seinbe seteilt bat. bepor lie beipe bet@
chamber einiom unb fdtper aufflnoe
bar i'm @eitriipp bes WaIoes Den
Golbatentoo Iturben. sic oae lpnroen
I4lieBIi9 gefunben uno, einerlei, OBJ
Ereu1O pber 5einb, bon ben Seute
i5en in Gbren beHottet, Gin einfa.
DIES &reus, bic Seine rno Sd9piS
ody0naebdngt, ttseid)net i4re leBte
SStubeit0tt.
gluF Dem frsien Selbe, elmer Date
III oiejer MnlpwiiIte, bat ettpn otets
bt1 Trm5oIen nui Der 5luht nas
tboliIe glei Der YsrfoIger credit. Sier
ipugre ulIerem @orpringen Sdlt 9e'
be:u. un0 oos 5slb. pom ge9eniibsrs
lifacn0sn Q9dlornno beitrifen, bliet
III hsr Sanb hes 5einoes. 4ber fein'
Gentlemen lisb er rafig lie9en. UNI
lie lia9en beute nod bn!
800 Ilelsr Dor ~unierer 2inie. bih'
por Den feinbIi6en 8rdben, leuftei
ieit bier Monuien i'm Spimeniteil
anb Mtonbes9lon5 Die rotten 9oien OF
cnte6rten Sotsn. &rGbcn ieben lid
auf bic &Drper uno baden baron. 8e.
tegsntIi9 mo6t fih Elm i6euer, rup
piAer 9unb aus Dem noben ger
idoiienen 9prFe Oordn gu fdoffen
@sib Isubteu. pis uniere 9prpoftel
nit S6aubern ersd6len, Die ,3Gbn
als Den untenntIith idtparsen 9eii4
tern, Die 8lieoer foaen a%useinanoer
llniere 2eute baben periuGt, oieie
Bib Der Sdanbe aussuDti6en, in
, Nem ite lid na@ts an bic feinplide
0rdben beranihlifen unb I'M Seue
: oieisn pber jensn 2ei4nom in Sdde
} bereintra6teu uno beItntteten. Ibe
: lie meiIten Iiesen beute im 81
/, brllar = nod GA, 10 luie lie i'm Spat
/, Ton,mer pOrigeu Sohyes fisIen.
t Reueroings BADEN Die 5rau5oie
/, mitten ourd) bic Ret9e ibrer Sote
! sinen leren Sdiiben9rn6en 9eSo9er
} 9(nItdtt BEL bieIer Uelegenbeit bic SaI
: 8reifen nabeIie9ernen 9eifen eirsu
c I6orren, bnben lie iih auh ieBt III
, bieielben nidlt getiimmert uno lhl
t. 9ra6tbinbsrniiIs rings I'M Die Sc
: chen geidlagen. Stbgefehen Dol
!; iAlimmen Scrub muB Ser itGnbit
y anblid oieisr 5erfaienben aomerobs
!, ole 2elte in ben 8rdben aufs bodI
II oeprimieren, unb tam auf ben Sci
: Der Sruppen MIR i6dolid Wirtel
'e Iber bas dies tiimr.srt ni6t B
e a&ilturnation" Die in ibrer perbler
! peten Gitelfeit Den eigenen o8orbnri!
y mlis" iiberiiebt.
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aaferntnbofbIH

aaferntnboftIite.
.Tas folI Elm Sturmlauf fem, aerls2
~. Sbr fommt ia oabersebummelt
ipie Elm @elbbrieftrdser, Der ieinem
er5bten Jsirbe einen gelobrief brius
gen mub!!4
Gin @pabpDgtI. 6srr:
Sbr Monn III pDbI oud nit i'm
ariesg
syrau: SO. er III bel Der SeIbfids.
S<rr: Donnfrmetter. ba fkbt q
Ia INNER Dor Dem Jtuet!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07

MACHINE SHOPS
OTTO n. voELKERDiNG,
Hermann. Mo-.

Meine @erfhdiie 1T nit allen nDihiseu
y,oidiueu ~aus9eri.iict I'm ale Repnrains
rem an Dampi, nnb Observation-Disclosures
DreId). unb Grntsn,nidinen raid unb snf
ans3uIiibren.
Maidincniheile, EDbrsn, Del, pnmpss
uiip. tets an Senb.
auteme neutrality-suspicious. cine epeats
litdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07
EdvV. wv
Hermann, Mo.

Rauft 6eflass Gitr und 5armvfsr
bMkte unb besablt baflr burb ant
peiiuna aui bic Sermann Sapines
ganf. Birbe;ablen piinttli6 fat
iebe Rlieferune.
Sn 90. Gnls @ebGube, an bef
Hrpntftrase.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-13
Steamer on Lake. Bottom.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July lathe
Choctaw. big steel steamer, of the
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co.. feet. lay at
the bottom of Lake Huron today near
Pressure Isle, but her crew Of sixteen
men were safe in Port Huron after a
miraculous escape. This word :. was
received at the company's offices here
today. .. ... ..-
In dense fog that covered Lake
Huron, the Choctaw and the Wac
ondah. a merchandise steamship be-
longing to the Canadian Steamship
company, collided. Within five min
utes the Choctaw had gone to the
bottom, but the Wacondah picked up
the Choctaw's full crew..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-13
QUINCY WOMAN
SHOOTS HUSBAND
She Says Husband Told Her She was
Too Old, and That He Had
Engagement,

Quincy journal: Elmer Wielage,
aged 23, molder employed at the
Quincy Stove Works, is dead, and his
wife, Marie Moore Wielage, aged 35,
Is in ST. Marys hospital suffering OF
a gunshot wound in her right fore
head, and held under special police
guard for murder, as a result Of a
shooting ARRAY in their three room
apartment at 726 South Sixth street
last evening about o'clock.
Details OF the fearful tragedy are
not available. Only the woman's adj
missions to police officers as she was
rushed to the hospital made 1t pos
sible to tell which OF the two acted
in the offensive. They were alone.
Neighbors heard four gunshots in
rapid succession and an instant later
Wielage fell dead out of the front
door onto the street. His wife. bleed
ing from her wound and sobbing, Il
want to die was found by neighbors
in the kitchen,
"He told me I was too old for him
and that he had a date with young
woman and was going out to keep it..
I told him II he went out would fol-
low him. He went to the dresser and
took out the revolver from drawer
and laid it ON top and warned me that
II I followed him he would kill me.
He had Threatened before to kill me.
So snatched up the revolver and
cracked him couple Of times and he
ran out Of the house." she told the
officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-13

The doctor has prominent part and
in the play are q number OF keokuk
people who will appear under their
own names in most startling and
effective manner.
1t is obvious that a local talent mo-
ton picture play could not be on as
extensive a scale as professional
production. but THE Heart OF keo'
kuk," written with the idea OF the
possibilities afforded, will prove q
most interesting and clever photoplay.
1t Is the first photoplay produced IN
Keokuk, but it may not be the last. II
this first venture proves success,
others may follow it and perhaps the
filming today OF THE Heart OF Keo'
kuk" is the first OF series of Keo-
kuk pictures, or the start of a produc-
ing company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-13
NATIONAL GUARD
BEING RECRUITED?
Story That War Footing is Being
Quietly Reached Has Been
Sent Out.

Although local guardsmen say they
have heard nothing about 1t, the
story has leaked out that TIE Ma
tional Guard is to be placed on a
war footing. According to this story,
! Iowa will be expected to furnish as
, its first contribution to the war
strength Of the United States nearly
10000 miitiamen, should they be
needed for war, according to plans
which have been completed by the
war department for possible mobili-
cation of organized state militia. I,o-
cal national guard officers state that
they had received no advice from
Des Moines as to the course of action
in case of possible mobilization.
Des Moines has been chosen as the
points Of mobilization in Iowa in case
war call Is issued. The grand TO-
tai OF militiamen in Iowa is nearly
5000. including hospital and ambu-
lance corps and men of all classes
and branches.
The Iowa detachment is placed in
| the thirteenth division with Wiscon-
sin and North and South Dakota, hav.
ing u total footing of from 81, 900 to
$4,000 men. There are approximate
ly 1900 militiamen in the state now,
and this total would be doubled in
case Of mobilization.
The troops of Iowa will be or
ganized into full brigade, consist
ing OF three regiments of artillery,
four troops of cavalry, one engineer.
ing company, one signal company
and possibly one aviation corps which
will be organized at Grinnell. These
troops will be supplemented by one
field hospital, necessary medical
troops for the various detachments.
Each regiment Of infantry will he
provi'!ed with machine gun COM
pany.