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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-08

NALgM fsik wffs pleased 10 learn
sons tine ago. that Miss haiHsu
~ spencer, former Salem gifi, vas
wnkirg a success a. q moving picture
astrrus. asd many are Nsi beginning
A learn of nv sufecEt " Other l0eAi
,anR people in its sans iirld--hfh
Kawsrd Dillon Mics frane Ntwman)
AsaFh,sr u ~ abd Nn " W Tat
al Chsmeksts street. asa stove liender
SEA. uhs seat 20 California ieW
months ago 10 enter the movie " rol
oar. Both base large following oi
friends here nh0 will vaish siih eagrf
sspestatios their progress 10 iilmianh,
Megh we're fsen IN miuor parts Aa'
uixht ~ lstal pirlnfe house 10
"Fthels h0manss. Mrs. Dillon be-
ing seen here before 10 "Ths NtIy u
ihs agar hni ME WalIafh Wal.
4ss " Mn. piilohr husband 10 a
director for ihs "Comit p company,
both shs aBd w. henderson appearing
10 films isf this and ihe N1iual and
Rshsnre tomranita Ms Dillon visit
I'd hsf parents 10 Salem shortly after
rhHstmas lnsi year Mf Henderson
tisyed leadlbg part lb the local
iaisnl pfodbrtr VI Arizona ' and
"llfOwa Of Harvard kffe during the
past viuisf and aiirartsi much lauin
tsTy friiisism of BIZ sork ~ that time.
Nn lssaf Durhih and her daughter.
Mu Leila jruah, lefl yesterday fof
Nswperi, sterc they uiil pass tho sum
Mst
Ms Mile pugh, of Portland deputy
shisf " houos " ths Degree of Honor
ledge, ~ill romr 10 Aaiem HaHday "a
w. The htuts guest " Me- j A pau
Msndsy ttsHlhr Nc viii officially pro
rAe ever ihe semi annnal Installation
u offiesfs " tho lpshl lodge Thi, n
trsnesu, the mrmhgn of 'hs sewing
sipb of The logal Degree of tlon0I
ledge cay "a q pitu,s gathering Al
The taf gfsUnd.
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ptsis sopurh With friends And frla
ure' 10 lyis Wa'hlag'oa.
heaiiptibg he marriage " vel
keouh fcunri Hstir mAn thc soo,et
raFe ~ thr uregHo isufbal az Iug,
DAY, aya Az rffui Of mutb inter
80 wiil hs iss veldins ~ Nias Hato
hssas Airatmah ani tyns A Wood
setth whiga uill ~ solrmnifei u ihD
Fassrnfe " ihe Immediate trauye,
helh bride ahi hTilssfoom hayr host
~ fneHds in ihr jiu Mos siradmai
;, ~ dsufhief " 49, aul Mn q N
hlstdnsn. An VA aud IromlprHi rot
lad hmlly ani tbr b. popular msm
hsf u itF omesa Na sWoub. helb,
n@ptE ihf oftshf,u sf thr luulau.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-08

for the plaintiff and Smith & Shields
for the defendant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-08
Social and Personal
=
Dr. EoLIIB EUB0on

M and Mrs T. A. stevens. of FTi
land. passed the ucek end Wilh ME-
s,eyshs sister, Mr Fred :. stewart
The Mary Mclain Missionary Circle
sf the First Christiau church, enter
tanned the Loyal Sons and Daughter
l.,t uigbt pitk a Chinefs festival g'.
IN a. he Mcdonald reaidehes on ihe
Fair Grounds rOad The house was
desofsted in Chinesc lhutefns and roses.
me guest, we're received BY Miss Annn
carr, and Miss Grace NeD0pald. The
ums was PASSED with Appropriate
rnmts A limited time was also gwen
fof viewing a collection Of Chinese eur
,os belonging 10 Miss Nellie Clark, who
uas 10 China for 8 years A. mission.
arv A hui prizc was awarded 70
10 James n walker f0r the definition
q the uso u TIE various articles.
The guests mere Miss Vivian Haf
grove Miss Auna pulahm Miss Jessie
Hunt, Miss Juahita ChnHngcf Mise
vivian Beck, Miss Pearl Collins, Miss
AraA Cappa. Miss Sylvia Mcdonald.
Miss Grace MsDonald. Messfs Lloyd
Case Roby Ratshffe James u Wal.
Ter. Harry Ablowtl Fred -rhnmakrr
Atbos Miller, Gerald Darlington.
Miss Vera clabaygb, af Paramount
North Dakoia, and Mfs T. Ready Of
Tenny. Nina. who have been Visiting
Al the rountry home 0f Mr nnd Mrs
D. A. Harris, len today for Eugene
They will rstufn home by way NJ Cali.
fofhia, where they Will visit the tno
fairs. also friends and relatives 90 uih
or poinu They were delegated with
salem and surrounding, The HauIsf.
also he'd With them 'uf The weekend
Mu Harris brother II = Wicdcmun
" SPOKANE, Wash Their daughter Mrs
N M Mcgee, and her daughter Mar
sntet. u silychoh, are passing ibis
wesk At the Harris country place
ptofessor and Mrs linueous Roberts
Of rlishurg reuuylwnIa apgut th'
scek esd 10 salem guests Of Rev an,
Mu n. D.. remheftnu Professor Rob
efis has bscn an iustfugtof iu thr dra
schools VI psunsylyanih fot che pas
so years The visitors lsfl Tuesds.
for Ssn Francisco, from Fluycl ohru
they will stop Uff ou their way home
The marriage oi Miss Nina Oirl
Arnold 10 James rufl Daniel. was ycr
quietly celebrated yesterday Afternoon
NJ the tsndvncr OF Dr. Edwin shrr
wood In South Salem lr SbyrvuuD
uifIciatrd. only relatives witnessed lh
ceremony which took place az half pas
tvo O'Clock The young couple lyf
Immediately aflrt the wedding fur
husf northern wrddi6g Trip bud Dil
return 20 Salem 10 make their h0m
brrr The bride is the daughter of M
aud Mis- W r. AuUld Mr. phu,
being the SON VI Mr and Mrs A
Daniels. and tof uumhef VI years %
smpluyo Ut she ! Stockton a 90.
store
Miss Filth Sherwood daughter
rfUf and Ms Edwin Sherwood.
leaving fof Agate Beach. vhrn. st
abuHalIy passys hcr summers ebJ vi
be- away until the opening ~ .gbo.
Nhe s graduate of Willamette uu
,euliy AID tof The past year va, su O.
attJstor In the Mil ttN schools
~ celebration ~ che eleventh mr
isy aoaiyeuap OF UIgu Ia..ts D.
moihrr Mp George R jacobs.
North lr1nt street entertained With
dtughtful party turalnN asking g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-08

The case Of D. |. Howard against the
+. H. Holt Piano company was being
fought out in the circuit court today in
Department No. l before Judge Kelly
The plaintiff alleges that he purchased
a stock Of pianos from +. H. Holt and
that Mr. Holt agreed not to again enter
business in this city, He alleges that
the defendant did not keep his agree.
ment and that he entered into business
through the agency Of G. F. Hull and by
reason Of the competition he lost the
sum of Sl6l6.45. The defendant denies
all allegations, stating that G. +. Hull
had ordered the pianos sold by him be-.
fore the deal in question was made and
that the pianos were then in transit.
Attorney Walter Winslow is appearing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-08

The Capital Journal 10 al
ways glad 10 PTini scs'ai oer,
frqm outsi1e of salsm, ard WI
appreciate anything of this
klsd seh, IL over ne telePhaae
or b. mail IN sssding in hsw'
tAs wfiisrs ntme should w.
ways be ngaed, no, for publisa
dos, bui ~ = gnaitniee iAal
ihs matter 10 reliable We DO
pot print sBytaing sent y an
less We knoW ihs author OF ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-08

the total sum Of $500 was due the
estate and to him as residuary legatee
from the defendant. In the answer and
cross complaint L, f. Mattieu asserted
that he paid the interest on $4,000
mortgage, and a note for S667 with in
terest at the Ladd & Bush bank for his
father, F. X. Mattieu, All of the jury
men agreed on the verdict and were out
for about an hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-08
COURT HOUSE NEWS


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Ernest Underwood, who has been
spending his time in the county jail
awaiting trial 90 a charge Of attempt
ing to solicit fJr woman Of i'll fame,
was arraigned in justice court this
morning on a charge Of illegal liquor
selling. Underwood pleaded guilty to
the charge and was given a sentence Of
70 days in Jail by Judge Webster.
UnderwooI's s trial On the other charge
viii be heard in the circuit court
July 10.
John Pobl was arraigned in Justice
court this morning on charge Of
larceny Of some tools from A. Olnger.
He pleaded not guilty and was hound
over TO the grand Jury. He was re-.
leased on his own recognizance. Pohl
has been in the county jail since July
], when he was arrested on the above
charge.
Yesterday afternoon the jury in the
case Of Stephen Alfred Mattieu, as
executor Of the estate Of r. y. Mattieu.
deceased, against F. L. Mattieu. found
for the defendant and returned a yer.
diet awarding F. H. Mattieu q mdg
ment in the sum Of s2d3.0S. In the
answer and cross complaint F. /. Mat.
ties brought in claim against the
estate for t249.S3 but the jury decided
TO Pay him interest on this sum and
gave him interest in addition TO the
SUM sought. The plaintiff alleged that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
MPENSATION ACT
Should Be DEFINED
L|BERALLY, He SAYS

''In constituting the Workmen s com.
pensation act, it is always essential to
keep in mind the fact that the act is
remedial in its nature and that il
should be interpreted, If possible, in
such n way as to give effect to the in.
tention of the people of this state in
passing it," says Attorney General
Brown, in an opinion the industrial
accident commission this morning,
respecting the application of the com,
pensation act TO a case in Portland
where n workman was injured in lit.
tie shop adjoining the main plant of
the company with which he was EN-.
ployed and which has subscribed to the
compensation act.
''Fhe purpose Of the act is best
stated in section | where the legisla.
ture Of this state concludes that the
rule Of the common law and the pro.
visions Of the statutes now in force
cast an unequal burden upon the citi.
zens of the state,' continues the at
torney general Gin litigation the
question of the liability of the employ
err and the amount to be recovered by
the employe in personal injury cases,
and that the cost of such litigation is
divided between the worlimen, the EN-.
pIoyers and taxpayers, without any
corresponding benefit"
In another opinion to the industrial
accident commission Attorney General
Brown holds that when an employer has
elected not to contribute to the fund
provided by the worlymen's compensa.
ton act, and such election has been az.
cepted and entered OF record, the act
requires 30 days written notice to The
commission to recall such election, even
though the employer is at the time Of
recalling, the election under the protcc.
ton Of the act
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
SIX BRITISH SHIPS
. TOLL0F SUBMARINES
IN LAST "A HOURS
Grew Of Velocity Left To Fate
In Open Boats Spend s.
Hours Adrift

London, June 10.-Six British vessel,
have been sunk by German submarino,
within the last "a hours. They include
five trawlers and a collier, all attacked
without warning and sent to the botton,
as the crews scrambled into small boots
The crew of the trawler Velocity wo.
rescued after drifting for SO hours with.
out food or water. Other vessels sunl,
were the Collier Ernabolt and tbp
Grimsby trawlers, Tunisian, Castor
Nottingham and Persimmon.
The men from the Velocity were in
pitiable condition when picked nm bv
passing ship. Attacked without
warning, they were forced to take to
the small boat without stopping to pick
up any of their belongings and were
then left to their fate on the open sea.
All were half dead from hunger and ex.
posure when found and upon being
brought here were Immediately taken
to a hospital.
The British collier Ernabolt has been
torpedoed and sunk, it was announced
today. The crew of the collier was
landed at Harwich today. The vessel
was torpedoed without warning and
sank within few minutes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
WOOdburn Prepares To
Hold Rural Picnic
Continued from Page One.)

Woodbun is preparing for great
time next Saturday, at the monthly
meeting to be held under the auspices
of the Woodburn agricultural and mer.
camille association. The program for
the morning include an address by
Luther j. Chaplin on, "The work of
the association, with special reference
to markets". Following Mr.. Chaplin,
an address on "Agriculture for the
Boys and Girls at Home" will be given
by NJ o. Evans, assistant state leader
in county agricultural work, U. S. de,
partment of agriculture. The mer-
chants association will serve coffee at
the noon hour and a luncheon to those
who failed to bring their baskets The
principal address of the afternoon will
be given by Congressman Hawley, who
will talk on "Rural Credits. Grant
b. Dimmick, mayor Of Oregon City and
a practical stock man, will talk ON
"Live Stock on the Farm"
Following these addresses, the Wis
itors will be entertained by various
sports, the most interesting one perhaps
being the baseball game between the
farmers and business men of WoOdburn.
In addition to all these interesting
events for the day, the Woodbun
Ladies double quartette will sing sew.
eral times and the Woodburn Military
band will play both morning and
afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
French Lack Ammunition.

Paris, June lO.-It was officially ad.
mitted for the first time today ii
the French army lacks ammunition. All
men capable of aiding in the manu-
tacture of munitions have been ordered
back from the trenches.
A strong attack made by the Germans
upon the sugar mill at Souchez at mid
night by the French, it was officially
announced today. Searchlights were
played upon the advancing German
ranks which were cut up by shrapnel.
The Germans are now bombarding
Melville and Hebutterne, it was stated,
in an attempt to level these points and
prevent the French from using them as
bases for the CONTINUED advance upon
Lens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

probably do the first work nn,, :,
Liberty road, the penitcntiorv tpoI rpoI ~, ~,
inc falr Grounds road. The eonn,r rtr
court has received bids upon an nrGn
lted quantity of asphalt to use in np',l ns
paving mixture, one of which was :, f,o,, 'u'
the STANDARD oil company, offcriSo 'vn =,
iurmsh asphalt in barrels, /. 0. b. SoIen
at SllS5 per ton, and another fran a.
lmon oil company, of California tpy tpy
SLID per ton, upon a minimum of A
tons, or SLIGO for a minimum of %
tons and, in order to give the material
Of both companies thorough fest "a,
efficiency and wearing qualities Cpcp,.
tration) has ordered 100 tons from c,.s
company ''
The mixture, with both Grade, If
asphaltum used as a base, will be kopt
separately and all of the details Of coJ
will be kept accurately 50 that, when A
piece of road is completed, tbe eopnT
will know exactly what its cost dovo
to the square foot and will be able 10
osnboitnm ,mu nn5o. ,Viasi'e a1 yaluCs Of the
HanIinG "f p,TV, n,otn.,. Inc !, ~, OF service
est eypenso I''u' ~itL US;, W T''i n De 'ne sea,,
6oyo @ 20 Joo, ",.I au5 ,n wal.A u pc cout Will
tbo miyina ", nlot ou u,h uIva .n,. u. vca,Ion OI
toncn from t5o ,oet a oorv ',t'yn ~ w, ~ oo,S as
Of annlication % l. & ,Ss G ano.,aU " xxx 'dS g "s
mains for thc court IA decide. Marion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
FRESH TROOPS CAUSE
GERMANS TO CHECK
ADVANCE ON LEMBERG
French Army Admits Lack Of
Ammunition and Recalls
Troops To Factories

Berlin, via wireless to London, June
lO.-Arrival of Russian reinforcements
has forced the Germans to withdraw
toward Betigola and elsewhere in Cour.
land and the province of Kovno, along
the Baltic, an official statement ad-
mitted today.
The advance of General Won Linsin.
gen upon Lemberg has also been halted
by the arrival of Russian reinforce.
ments, it was stated. The Russians are
attempting to assume the offensive
along certain sections.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

per square yard. This means that the
city will also take advantage Of the OPP
portunity to improve its unpaved streets
at the minimum Of expense to the prop.
erty owners and Taxpayers and among
the first improvements, on the part of
the city that will probably be under
taken of an extensive character, will be
the hard'surfacing Of the Fair Grounds
road to the city limits and Highland
avenue.
It is the purpose of the county court
to apply the hardsurface to such roads
as have already been provided with n
solid gravel or macadam base and will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

We have taken over the state insti.
tuition auto stage and will continue to
make following regular trips: Leaves
Bligh Hotel 1890 a, M, 5 p. m. and
il'3O p m. Leaves Training School
LOO p my p. m. and 12 p. m, Sa.
Phone 700.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The Arto-Frisco drill team of the Ar
tlsans intends to go to San Francisco
and make a showing that will be a
credit to the capital city Last evening
the lodge postponed its regular session,
giving the drill team the lodge room for
two hours of hard work. Mrs. Irene St.
helens is captain Of the team, coached
by William Zozel They expect to con.
tlnue with their WORK, several times a
week, both on the street and indoors un.
til Jgly 10 when they leave for the ex.
position.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
German Collier Sunk.

Berlin, via London, June 1O-The
German admiralty today admitted that
a Russian submarine sank a German
collier and damaged a torpedo boat de-
stroyer in the Baltic. That three YES.
sells had been torpedoed and sunk, as
claimed by Petrograd, was denied, how,
ever.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Since the governor has declared
Friday, June IL, holiday, there will
be but one delivery Of mail in the city
during the morning, The various de-.
portments Of the postoffiee will close at
noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
Two More Added.

London, June 1O.-Two British tor
pedo boat destroyers have been sunk
by submarine off the east coast Of
England, the admiralty announced this
evening. The crews were rescued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The Elks tonight hold their last meet.
ing before the summer vacation The
program will include limitations, Il spc.
cial entertainment and banquet, Dur.
ing the summer months meeting win be
held only ON the first Thursday Of the
month. The weekly entertainments and
regular sessions viii be taken up again
the first week in October
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The Oregon Electric station was an
exceedingly busy place this morning.
For the early morning train, 65 round
trip tickets were sold to Portland, and
ON the 9;45 train, 100 tickets were sold,
The Rose Festival association of Port.
land furnished free transportation for
the 10 singers coming from the William.
cite university.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

cisco, August 10 to IT, inclusive. Inas.
much as these tax conferences are Of
much Importance in that the result of
their deliberations have much weight
upon the enactment of needed tax legis.
laton, and appointment as delegate to
sit in the conference is considered n
complimentary recognition of ability up.
ON the subject of assessment and taxa.
ton ' VIVA"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Dana H. Allen, representative from
Marion county, was lately elected presi-
dent of the newly organized society of
the Sons and Daughters of Oregon
Pioneers. The association expects to hold
its first meeting and picnic about the
middle of July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Miss Geneviove Frazer, who has been
attending school at Corvallis for the
past winter, is again with the law firm
Of Martin and Martin. She win stay
with the firm during the summer
months, returning to Corvallis next fall
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Every woman should ask for free
demonstration of the Frantz Premier
Electric Cleaner, We do not ask you
to buy it but do want you to see it
in operation in your own home. Buren,
y Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

j. W, Cox, who resigned recently as
keeper of the records and seals of Cen.
trol Lodge No. Is, Knights of Pythias,
on account Of illness, has so far recoy,
cred that he was able to be down town
TINS morning. Mr., Cox was much ben.
Gtltted by the short stay he made at
Hot Lake short time ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Don't fail to phone for trial clean.
ing with the Premier Cleaner; runs by
electricity and cleans your carpets with,
cut any labor ON your part. Buren,
Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The Cherrian dinner tomorrow even.
ing in the red room Of the Imperial no.
tel, Portland, promises to be one of the
biggest affairs ever put through by the
Cherrians. Already l2j Cberrians and
their ladies' and friends have made res.
ervations. Governor Withycombe has
accepted an invitation to be guest.
The Rose Festival queen and her maids
viii add gaiety to the occasion. Those
who have the dinner in cdarge are pre-.
parng several startling surprises for
the diners, so that the whole affair
will be an event long to be remembered
by those so fortunate as 10 be nresent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The Fraternal Aid union met last
evening at Hurst hall to hear an address
ON traternal work by Mrs, Anne Miller.
Following the address, the customary
luncheon was served.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The Cherrians went through all their
fancy eyolutions in their drill last even.
ing. The band also took part in the
exercises, and several Of the boys feel
so elatcd over their fine work, that al.
ready they have visions Of bringing
home with them the first prize of $25
Offered for the best drilled civic organ.
i2ation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

j. A, Beck, of the Salem Taxicab Co.,
has taken over the state institution s
auto stage and will hereafter run the
auto in connection with his taxi bust.
ness
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

A nifty comedy in five acts-''The
Arrival Of Perpetua," in five acts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Special sale of trunks and travelling
bags, See window Buren, n Hamilton,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The special entertainment given by
the men of the United Evangelical
church Monday evening netted $50,
which will 60 into the piano fund. The
entire program or the evening was in
charge of the men of the church, and
consisted of musical numbers, gymnas-
tic drills, sleight of-hand performances
and short talks on interesting topics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

The Frantz Premier suction cleaner
does not wear or rub the carpet. 1t
gets all the dust, Strongly built. When
you buy get the best. Sent out on
trial, Buren, 4 Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

DR.. Mendelsonn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly. U. s. bank bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

You ought to see how well pleased
they are over those novelty post cards
Only 30 cents per dozen. Novelty Stu
dio, North Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Governor Withycombe yesterday aft.
ernoon named eight mining experts of
the state of Oregon to represent the
state as delegates at the next annual
convention of the American mining con.
gress, which will be held at Washing
ton, D. G., September q and % Of this
year, as follows; H. NJ. Parks, of the
department. of mines of the o. A. G.,
Corvallis; Fl. N. Lawrie, Portland; w.
.C. Fellows, Sumpter; j. p. Reddy,
Grants Pass; r, M. Belts, Cornucopia; !;
>. l.. Wood, Albany; Stephen A. Lowell,
Pendleton and A. 4, Marshall, Rose.
burg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

According to tn record of Dr. 0. B.
Miles, county health officer, 81 of the
deaths in the county for the month of
NJ May were of people over 60 years old.
Zen of the deaths reported were Marion
county pioneers, over 70 years old. ,Io.
Scph Hunt was tie Oldest pioneer ms
ne was " years old at the time of his
DEATH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10

Perpetua arrives today and Vivian
Martin takes the leading part.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-10
You may secure connons to vote for

You may secure coupons to vote for
me in Ye Liberty and Grand theater
contest by buying tickets at ellison S
barber shop, White House restaurant,
Pomeroy's jewelry store, Geo. Water s
cigar store, Perry Drug Co. and Won.
der Randy Kitchen. Place name Of
Mrs. Ruby Purdy ON coupon and l will
win automobile.