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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
BELLAIRE AND WELLSBURG
FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
mo GAME TO ne STAGED sAruR-
DAY MONT AT LOCAL
Y. IA c. A
Each Team Has Lost but One Game Dur
Ing the 6saaon-St. C1airsvillS
Claims a night, Too.

Basket ball fans of the Ohio valley
are much Interested IN the game which
viii be staged I'm the Wheeling Y. NJ. g..
A. gymnasium saturday night. when the
teams OF Eellaire and Wellsburg battle
Tor the Championship % the Chlo Valley.
When Wellsburg challenged the Bellaire
team, II was agreed to play the game
ON a neutral floor. and Wheeling was
preferred. owing 20 its accessibility to
both teams. After learning that Bellaire
and Mcllsburg would battle or .ms
championship Of the Ohio Valley St
Clairsville high school will challenge
the winning team. the county seat lads
claiming they are entitled 10 some share
In the championship. BY reason Of the
record they have established this sea-
son.
Bellaire and WeIlsburg have made en-
Niable records as basket ball tossers the
past season. Wellsburg has lost but one
game this season. that being their first
game with Wheeling. In the second
game WellsburE defeated Wheeling
bellairo has a good recoId also. having
lost but one game. to st Clairsville
Bellaire also defeated ST Clairsville in
the early part % the season and the
county seat lads were also defeated hy
Wheeling and basket ball fans believe
that St Clairsville H. just n little selfish
IN claiming the championship
Both teams will work hard the re-
mainder Of the week for the game. and
owing % Its Importance. a great crowd
II expected 20 attend the contest. The
teams viii line up as follows;
BsilAris wsnsburE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
WHEELING BOWLERS
TO A. B. c. TOURNEY
WILL LEAVE HERE sAruannv
EVENING FoR PEORIA. III
VII Begin Bowling Monday Evening.
A"' Ls2o1t Teams Entered-Entrisa
IN Doubles and ainglsa

Wheeling tHuInra who viii f4ta mac,
pm 20. n d.. O.. tournament fHHf Dr. bafrg
...d ln f."rIr. II.. win .sH.. hero -sf
'.lif '.'nilE over the U a. o. a. q
'.F '.i.Us.. From IHs eg|UFU
,.lir. fn.F VIII take OBJ. Rock Island Il.
Peoria. whore thsF will fHEa rsrI 81
.hrlr iirf' event uu Monday af.fn|rr ot
~ I..r.E fnlInainE Ia s Der III fha
players ana teams aH fHrr win 4ur..r
90 fna tournament.
rive Men Teams.
Rough Riders John RAY 40 aa-ta-
.nnn MCCOY. Charles fua4s John Gram.
Maess. vs. d. rnr.a w. O. s,.g.,..u
~. FRAZIER a. o. EmbIsr D "a
NHIf. D. brady
Two Men Eventa.
Tuesday. .Ia H m
A.'.. ,tas. Cameron and o. Nc
Alley IE .D Faaa. and D ..-rrf..s
A..a. |i.Di -arsar and q. Raw
tuesday. DO 90 H m
h...E q. IrayIer end NlIfr
quo. Emblem HrI Brady
Alley Stevenson md ErrTa
russfas tis ~ 'i I1
ra.rIHr f..1 81 H.
NJ mo-. Brady. nH rr Ennis
.n I. stevenson. .|".
March fHE Hasara factory Haa aur.
... '.. 'H..r H..H several fHHHrarH
rhs NsIrurFUHe Company Hsa ar..
fHruIHnH1 fHrm uIfH uIarfu III frsfr
ff"i EsH naf aa arurrHIra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
BOXING NOTES

Matt Brock the uttlc Cleveland feath-
'FWeiEhL claims Cal Delaney has his
mum Der. Delaney and Brock have met
twice and both times Cal has received
The decision. Delaney boxed Joe Haraug
and the southern BOY gUt the verdict
yet Brock his put HaranE away iu short
Ytu,r on three different occasions.
heno belmont. OF Memphis. beat De-
laney With ease and Brock brata Del
mont Is. a.. Mnrs vets a newspaper
decision over Delaney and Brock beats
Mars In wulhaway. Sow along comes
brock md gives GeurE, CLANCY Baiti-
mprr.S * %. king. the worst beating Of
MS career yet tuausy has beaten dee
lhneN hcdly boz two contests. Ju paper
brock looks Co have an the best ut DO.
but when they got Oh the rims Delaney
seems 60 hav, something that Brock
can't fathom.
Freddie Welsh has agreed Co meet
Sh"rhe White in 90 round contest Tor
the sum Df $4,000. Ur will take ON VIII
ne Richie. over the same distance. Tor
$4,000.
George chip. Jimmie Dimes middle
weight. proved again ON Monday ui-Ut
that hr viii have Co bC reCNuusd with
beior" passing OUT any championship
round 20 20 Grand Rapids. Mich. drup-
ping the Hammond flash Coo tho floor
twice IN the six rounds. After this chip
could not got in hitting disJauc, OF the
fleet footed James.
Young Goldie IltfsburEl feather
weight Is back In the I . pound division
again. after ticking o. giaucy a. the light
and wcitor weight division.
After being stabbed and JaJb,d all
over the ring for SIS rounds. by johnny
kilbauc, hid Williams ts now trying To-
find "a promoter who will stage "a 90
round encounter. thtukiuE he can take
kibane's measure iu O. longer bout
Johnny GrfntHs. of Akron. o.. and
VIII" Richie. uf san Francisco. viii
meet m six round go az pittsburgh.
April .. James Red" Mason. we'll
known boz this city. ls handling the bout
and expects "a record breaking attend
unce. Grifuths End Richie haN, agreed
20 weigh 40 or under riugside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
Blood Remedy
SuStainS World
Myriads Have Learned of Its Re
markable Curative Value.

From Iha very fact that SIS the
fsmoHs blood rurffer a. natural rrafI.
cine, Do s opposed by those who csn not
EIve up mercury and other dangerous
drugs UabIt iH strange master A.
f'rfnl people uaf mercury with q blind
force Of habit EHf warned By fha rbrr.
mnfIsm they fre aU around them rr.
rludf. n The Inruu0tHr afarIn. ruraIr.
a'a nud other dreaded results ~ mineral
poisoning fIrv cling f1 fIe fact fIsar.
r-ariur treatment s1 surely end positive.
" being replaced By b. S.. wherever
the IiKnt strikes 'n Ia fact D..
coming tln worlds rauaraa fHr nm blood
trouh.Ha because if fH welcome IH weak
stomach. ia taken naturally into fha
blood. % uHVs ~ purifying Influence
knnun BY Ha famarkahIs curative results.
end iH Tho standby ~ fHsf ~ raHr|a
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medicinal Influence f4 fHa rrI and HH
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% 10 the most IniVartaTg recon
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anywhere, and o. o. entirety free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

KANSAS CITY Mo March 24-Iobn
ming, the baseball catcher when shown
Chicago dispatch saving hs NIGH
succeed George StoValI as maiAE ger 81
inc Kansas city Federal club said he
"'Nld not play baseball this year.
! remained out Of the game last
year said King. and I Intend 10 do s0
aEaln this season unless something
greatly out or the ordinary turns uu
% not expect TO be connected with the
Federal leuEue. Z have had several or
terT from organized baseball major
league clubs az big money. but have
look after my business interests"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

FEDS IN 1T AGAIN
Transfer Of Indianapolis Team 20 New
ark and Kansas City Settlement
Causes Tangie Of Players

NEW YORK. March 2F.--As the result
OF the transfer ~ the indianapolis club
~ the Federal League 90 Newark. ana
tn" return Of the Kansas city team H.
the Brooklyn. Newark and Kansas city
clubs developed today. The makeup of
All three clubs iS likely 90 undergo "A
change it ls said. when the league Of
ncials meet here ON Friday. 90 adout "a
schedule promulgate the transfer ami
settle disputes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
COLD wEATMER PnnvEHrs oooD
PLArrEo M ErTHER TEAM
snAhshuntsrs were Unable 20 Msst ths
Hall. ana Thsir Pitchers Offered
Many BASES on balls
special Dtspsteh 10 th- 1ntslIr.nesr

Special Dtspateh 20 The fntslliEsncsr
ANNAPOLis. Nd. March g4-Wost
virginia Wesleyan Eot q had start On
her southern trip here to-day. being
beaten b. the Navy. ~ 90 o. The day
a. exceedingly cold and good play on
either side was impossible Wesleyan
vas unable o. hit consistentoly and
Eases on balls b. her pitchers. contrib
tled u The score Wesleyan show ed %
Wei IN the Held Singleton. catcher.
va elected captain % the WESLEYAN
team Immediately preceding the game
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

Ihn Monetary Times II1ronf0I Tor
February d. state. Chat since uHrrr
Dor ] provincial municipal and cor.
porai.n1 bonds uf Canada have been
cold in 'h. United States f0 frn extent
or over tiN'N'NIH. Dr. De- said that
nearly every province and many mr
nIDIraI'IDs arc expecting fu place
their bonds Iu fHr states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
REUTER- SIGNS
Bye" Mayors. Of the l. A. c. Team and
Dutch Houther, Of the Patterson
and Elm Grove ssmi-Pros.

hIIrN It"HINNr. az fnH last season
Patterson and EIm Grove team FrafHr-
dHr HIEnfI contract with "T.u"
S0rrisrr pilot of fH. 1915 -tHeIH team.
It.ufH'r I" ".wI.TrH catcher of CON.
odd. rabbi" ability ard d." Will o.. given H
trial behind fhr hHt with The local team
IN. MHr.rH. .f IU. a r team. DO
Del reported uIII alec cot FL trial Nsrtra
Del lu IrfI|Ir.r and |. E.H kr.ru o.. one
of fIt best local |mT|.|H#rH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
WESLEYAN DROPS FIRST GAME
OF BASEBALL TO THE MIDDIES
DAVE Says

The clothes you wear at Easter
time will be more closely observed
than those OF any other season Of
the year
Your Easter and early Spring
Suit should be selected with more
care than you usually give 20 the
buying Of clothes; because the
Suit you buy now must serve two
purposes
Something new for Easter and
A best Suit for the entire
Summer.
You may avoid the loss so often
experienced on a single ill-chosen
Suit by selecting a Kraus-Made, a
make known 20 hundreds of par
tieular and discriminative men and
young men in this city and vicinity.
In a Kraus-Made you never feel
that there is a better dressed man
around than you.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
ATHLETIC MEET
AT THE Y.M.C.A.
DoRMIToRY MEN OF LOCAL INsrI-
TUITION EXPECT BIO TIME
TONIGHT.
Number OF IrtersEting Events VIII he
Staged-Big EnLry List for
Each Of the Events.

tousider1ol. enthusiasm OF auti,ipa-
ton De- being manifested FOR the dUrmi-
evening az '.la o'clock 20 the y. IT. a.
A. hc event viii %, iu charge OF Physi-
car director e. J Miller who has ARE
ranged on, of the best programs tor
some time and which promises Co De- one
OF The most enjoyable athletic events
held by the association Tor some time.
A number OF men living iu the build
terestiug contests are expected The
meet Dr. open Co the public and mo- admiS-
sion viii Doc charged
The Participants.
Following are tho events aud entries
uu 90 late last uilht. but the entry list
VIII De kept oTen until late this after
noon.
2o-Yard Dash.
% i:. Smail~ood. o. J.. Richmond.
Running High Jump.
raul p suitor. d. 9. Miller.
". W. Davis W b. BEEN
Running Broad Jump.
" i . Ti%h . X X i E,sSh%@nd.
Il. =. spears. ". Z. BEEN .iis'''
3 j smaiiw0od. 4 T. irwin rSi S."'''"
- L. '''S nam Rope clint johnson.
~. ", WuuuinE. y /. Irwin.
o. a. SmHlIwood. = E Johnson
n. 4. Jywett
Standing E.gh Jump.
W w. Davis. %. T.. Richmond
a. l.. Irwin.
Standing Broad Jump.
-, Grimm. %. J.. Richmond.
w. W. Davis. =. Il. Johnson.
a. T.. Irwin.
sack Race.
a. D.. Grimm. a. J.. Irwin.
h. ". Wuuuiug. %. l.. Richmond.
o. u; Smal'wUod ~ a. Miller.
n. a. Jswett Allison Mercer
Potato Roce.
H. ii Wunuiug. W. W. Davis.
o. o. SmalIwoOd A. T.. Irwin
IT. 8 IsWpft % g. Miller
Allison Mercer. %. T.. Richmond
Relay Race.
Third floor team. fourth floor team
and NTH floor team
Tug Of war
Between fourth and NTH floor teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

sunday afternoon the fast Orchard
stars viii cross bats with the strong
tlee stars on the Twenty-siNth street
son. The game will be called promptly
81 1870 o'clock and as both teams are
fast good game II expected. The
Orchard team l. anxious 20 hook games
with any 10 or l6 year old team IN the
valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

a banquet viii be- served this evening
az tho Association by th. member uI
the boys and girls high school basket
ball team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

DO I'afu OF directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold i
meeting this afternoon &C q o'clock az
the ASSOCIATION building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

ne - UuNalIm class FOR tHu Junior
~-.rt.rs will Doe held this afternoon a
vow -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

summary.
Three base hits-Tutting
Two base hitH-Adama Calhoun
Base on balls-Off Wagner. g. Off
Stansbury 2.
struck out-By Wagner , by stans-
bury J: by Kennedy. 4: by TuttinK 8
Double Dlays-StansburE. Singleton to
Shumaker.
Hit By pitcher-By StansburE. T.
Passed balls-Singieton, 4.
Umpires-Bettss and Hughes
PRrNcEToH WINS.
PRINCETON. NJ. March 2t-Prince-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
Ft Henry Ducks
A. B. c. TOURNEY
Barry -Kettelers sim Leading in the
rive Men Event-Heny holds
All Events.

kettel'rs of chicago. with 2sO- maiu-
tained their lead Tor first place az tue
tournament OF the American Bowling
Congress today
~. Allen aud E. Allen Of Detroit lead
ia the doubles with Ga score OF lgg..
Walter COOK heads the individuals with
6st and J.. J Kelly OF Chicago tops the
alI-pNeut- with 1870.
The standing OF the three highest fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

ton opened the baseball season here to-
day with victory over GettysbuE
score; II. "A. r.
1ettssburs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Princeton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 4
Hoar. Howard and Mahaffy; Link
Deyo and kellerhcr. Salmon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

SUNDAY GAME.

Between Orchard STAR and alss stars
at Twenty-gtEth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

Freddie Welsh has agreed Co meet
Charlie White in 90 round contest fur
the sum Dt $4,000. ur viii take ON VIII
lie Richie. over the sam, distance Tor
$4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
LAFAYETTE VICTORIOUS.

COLUMBIA. s. c. March 24-Thc La
fayctte college baseball team defeated
the University OF South Carolina team
here to-day. TO /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

At any of the Legal Trading
Stamp Stores, etc, named be-
low, or at any place where
Legal Trading Stamps are
given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

AT any of the Legal Trading
Stamp Stores, etc, named be-
low, or at any place where
Legal Trading Stamps are
given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
SMALLEST ELECTRIC MOTOR.
IL Was Made by college Student and
Is About As Big AS a Grain
Of Corn,

Tue smallest electric motor IN tho
world, Just high enough TO reach up
under the chin Of the head Of Lincoln
on o one'ceut piece has been built by
", n Keller student In the High.
land Park college Of engineering at Des
Moincs, Iowa,
The armature Is less than a quarter
Of an inch in diameter, and the wire is
Of the size OF finc thread, A jewelers.
microscope must be used to see tho
different parts, aud the whole thing
weighs only twenty grains, or aa much
as a third Of a toaspoonful Of water.
When coupled with small dry batteries
Il runs at very high velocity, and makes
a noise like fly on a window pane.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15

party visited Mrs. Mary Mclurlanc and
mother Mrs. Whiting, who formerly re-.
sided here, Mrs, McFurlano is attend
ing o. A. G. and has only words OF
praise for that school Mr. Ransom
made the trip via Albany In three
hours and 20 minutes, distance - milos.
Mr. Ransom BE- not a speed maniac aud
never hnngs mp on barb wire fence
nor climbs o phone pole vita his ma.
chine.
Today, Wednesday, the poolor hop.
yard, near Lachmond station, began
The third training Of the vines.
Good ainsl' did somebody say
WolL ycs' We an agree 10 that.
Your correspondent received neat
folder through The mails from an enter.
prIsng firm In Portland omblazoninr
in bold type the words. "Do You Drink
Ryo Whinkcyin Wen, not since the
state went dry. The firm offered Ia
cell mo -four quarters delivered at my
nearest express officon for 40. This
prohibition booze may he cacnp enough
al this price even though II were wine
end labeled "for sacramcnlal pur
poses. %
Ashur Ransom, Of Salem, had trou
blesomo growth removed from his nos5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
Gigantic White Slave
System Is Unearthed

Seattle, Wash, May l4.-Through in
formation contained in a letter from
Claude James, a Chicago negro, to Har
ry Jacobs, a black confined in the c0ln
ty stockade here as a vagrant, fedora
authorities nope to run to earth a gi
gantic white slave system operated by
negroes and extending the entire length
and breadth of the United States,
The letter names several negroes well
known here and in Chicago, and in
itself gives evidence Of wholesale trans.
portation Of white girls from one state
to another for the purpose Of white
slavery
The letter is a reply to one written
by Jacobs and refers to clippings from
Seattle newspapers telling Of the trial
and conviction Of Felix Crane, alleged
boss of the Seattle underworld,
White girls are referred to as "big
white stones" and other such cryptic
phrases make It almost untelligible TO
any one not acquainted with the Ian
guage OF the underworld,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
Kidnap SH-Year Old Boy
After Careful Preparation

Tacoma, Wash, May a. After
preparations had been made for the last
three days, Gilbert Hamilton, x.ycar.
old son Of Mrs, Howard !. Lane, better
known as Pearl Jensen, was kidnaped
today and whisked away in an automo.
bile that remained in waiting in the
rear Of one Of the fashionable apart.
ments here.
Mrs, Eva Hamilton, tho child,s
grandmother is suspected by the police
Of the kidnapping
This is second time that Gilbert had
been Kidnapped, Mrs. Hamilton resides
in Portland More than year AGO
Mrs. Hamilton caused the arrest Of
Mrs. Lane on a charge Of kidnapping
the child from Portland. The mother
was freed by the police.
Mrs. Lane was granted n divorce in
the Oregon court February o, 1914,
from her husband. She was awarded
the custody Of the child but was told
not TO take him out OF Oregon. She
the court order and hurried
TO Tacoma where she was arrested.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
Old Fellows Elect
Grand Lodge Officers

San Francisco May 1I.-Officers
were elected today by the grand lodge
Oh Odd Fellows who are holding their
annual convention at Scottish Rite and.
itorlum here
Frank D. Macbeth, of San Francisco
was chosen grand master; William p
Schlosser, of Los Angeles, deputy grand
master; II d. Richardson, of San
francisco, grand secretary; James W
Harris, of San Francisco, grand treas,
urer; A. p, Johnson, Jr., Of San Diego.
grand representative. johnson is ne
retiring grand master There was no
opposition of any of these positions
Fred +, Pierce, of Los Angeles was
elected trustee OF the odd Fellows,
Home, defeating J, w. Hearth, Of Co.
usa. "
No action was taken on the question
o national Odd Fellows aomc,
This afternoon the delegates marched
to the Panama'Pacific exposition and
explored it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
Woman Doctor Again
In Court Proceedings

Sacramento, Cal, May l4.-Dr. Aver.
" harcourt, a woman. who gained pub
licity and jail sentence when shc
heayed a paperwcight at the head of
a Santa Rosa editor, is again M before
the appellate cart asking for writ
of habcas corpus.
Mrs, lIarcourt is now being held for
alleged insanity and, like Harry Thaw
she will attempt to prove she is wrong
fully held.
After 0nrling the paper weight the
woman was sentenced to Jail for lgO
days, She appealed to the onnollato
and supreme courts for writ of 6abeos
corpus, but was turned down.
She served cut her sentence but was
not released, being detained because il
was believed she was mentally unbaI.
anced. She is now making n fipbt to
disproyc the charge Of insanity md
her case will come before the APPELLATE
G urt on May o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
SALEM STUDENT HEADS
U. OF 0. STUDENT BODY

Lamar Tooze, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Toozc, Of this city, has been
paid the highest honor within the power
Of the student body Of the University
Of Oregon, in his election to the presi.
dcncy Of that body. Leslie Toozc, bis
brother, vas o candidate f5r the office
Of editor Of the Emerald, the student
body official publication, but was dg.
feated by O narrow margin NJ 70 votes
by Max Sommers Of Portland. LELAND
Hendricks, son Of R. j, Hendricks, Of
this city, is the retiring editor Of the
Emerald.
Cleveland Sinpkins, a graduate Of
the Salem high school and a resident Of
POLK county was chosen senior member
OF the student council and Karl Beck,
Of Salem, was selected os q junior mem.
Der Of the student council. Most Of
the either officers elected we're from
Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
FRUITLAND ITEMS

Fuitlaud one, May ll--Tho berry
prospect is especially good. There will
be heavy yield of logans
Pastor h. A. lloruschnch, Of the che
mekcia street church, SALEM who also
served the church acre, has been as.
signed % the church az Jefferson by
the late conference The many friends
of Mrs HonHchuch no this place re-.
gfet losing one who has labored so
successfully 70 build up the church
here, and their best wishes 30 with him
10 his new field Of labor
Rumor has IL that A. W. Schmnk,
who, with bis FAMILY, removed to sa
len last fall that bis children might
attend the city schools, will return 10
the farm az ieomnn Staten when
school cl0fcF.
r. sotok Be- ~ q local hospital AZ
Salem for medical treatment lie late.
" returned from business trip 10
California.
Sunday N. ". Ransom and family
and Asher Ransom and Mrs Ransom,
Of Salem, motofod 90 C0rsallH IN tho
formers new Ford 2Ohofse car The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
Two Score Bankers
Meet At Newberq

Newberg, Or, May l3.-The eonyen
tion of bankers of Group No. | beid
here yesterday was attended by two.
score members from the eight counties
composingSthis group, There was in I'M
vocation by Rev. Charles Whitley and
address of welcome by Clarence Bntt nf
Newberg, and response by A, C. Shute
of Hillsboro. wv
In the morning session there was an
address by Z. g. Crawford Of the
Lumbermen IS Bank of Portland on
The Evolution of Bank Credits y and
in this connection he spoke of the GOOD
work that has been done by the banL.
ers of Oregon in conjunction with tbe
. agricultural college and state supcrin.
tendent of instruction in aiding tba
boys and girls of Oregon to 90 info tbe
raising of pigs. The banks have takon
the notes of the children on six mouths, /,
time and at 6 per cent interest for the
purchase of sows.
II, b. Pennell, of the st. Louis LINN.
her company, and who is also connected
with the Seaboard Bank of Portland
read paper on the Importance of dc.
Veloping the waterways of Oregon in
conjunction with the building and oper.
ating of sea-going ships. lie referred
TO the failure thus far successfully 10
operate line connecting Portland with
Alaskan ports, but said the difficulty
mad been on account of using chartered
vessels. '>'N'
AT the morning session officers worc
elected as follows; Chairman, Leroy D.
Walker, of Estacada; vice.choirmoS s
L. Barrett, of Newberg; secretary, II. G
Sammons, of the Lumbemen g Bank Of
PORTLAND; treasurer, c IL. Vaughn, of
Hood River. eD'' VI