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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST. n : 67S5 W West End av. ils5x
100 Riverside Drive, u & cor sSth -,
lOS 7N:ti l-Lco VI Klein s nno 70 Mi
attys. CndWaladcr, W n r ~ Wal - 300
10TH ST. 2NS W-Siinou II Wet, ,X-, i,
Simon II Well n sno, rus, Dorilton,
Bwly & 7lst Il, attys. Ge'ler, II 4 II,
spAV. iS's0"FTredk s,,hw' g'er to Giccrma1
Say BANK, l57 an av' atty, L =, c..
sp Gy: s' y M''r, 8 ,SSsgqrl,,y GO to
Murray. T. 4 II, 81 wall st...'.,,siOO
NTH ST, II ,, 1917 c "a Nv. az 6NlOOll-
Lawyers Mtg co 20 Jas r Roosevelt. Jr,
DNytona. Fla; atty, l. Mtg 90, 80 Lib
PLEASANT Az, " :, sos ; i2oth st. toiS
St-AW'rIrtu Mtg GO 20 r. Louise Sands.
II e SAN -, attys, Bowers 4 :. ~
lsOTH 81, : $, .se6 W IN av. l7sxgsi@
Archer V Pancoast, trus, 10 Geo Il Hiss.
kcnsington ", London. England. attys.
Davies A & G, q Nassau st.......t 81
Christine @ op"nhym ct al. trus. 81
Hnberts, y Y; atty, 7 q CO, l76 Hrond
65TH ST, -, 40 = Lexington Nv, 20xIoo
cath Church 81 J"hn tho Divine in
50 Liberty st; atty, l. T CO, 100 broad
PowERY, las s 1851. Jonathan rfhh'6TTUUer
4 ano. trus, to Jonathan Thorue, lo:'
9TH av; attys, sherman 4 :, % wall
Bronx.
BREyooRT REAL EST 90 to Jennie
RoCKLAND RlLrY GO to Harric''te =
Burch A. ano' rus $4,000
ALwELL RLTY 60 to Helen wi,
VENT. Jas q. TO T q & r co, $4,000
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SHOWS NO I'LL EFFECTS
sauRiI Damage Repaired and She
OutsnIIs Rival Craft.

PoEr WASHINGTON. l.. J.. Aug. Is
Having recovered from the effects Of tire
powerful sluall of a week before. when
her mainstil was carried away, the Al
t-;r. one OF the tee.est little yachts that
ever sailed the waters OF Manhassrt
Bay. to-day won her thirteenth race in
an iui5lcluh event over the double tri-
angular course IL The Port Washington
YU ut Club.
Ten yacAts g. .rt!cipated in the race.
me Hydro, which has been running
consistently throughout the season, nm
ishing second. There was a good breeze
from the southwest. The summaries
INTERCLCB STAR CLAsS-sTART. s.l5
. MILES
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B0GEY HAS CLIFFORD 2 DOWN.
leads Rest OF Field, However,
Frnser-NIcholi Match Goes Over.

IN a series OF competitions against
oReN that are being conducted on THE
po7nt system at the Great Neck Golf
''hh Walter Clifford anneXed 3 points
Yesterday when he finished . down TO
me Colonel. Bernard Kalker. who was
> down. added 2 points to hTs total and
iIan' Campbell, who Mas 4 down. added
! point. Kalker won the weekly trophy
WITH a score OF $40, "a.
The second and third OF a series OF ten
matches between james Fraser. who ur-
q rroc"tly was the club professional,
ana Gilbert Nichols, who has. been APP
, Etcd to tSat position, were postponed
TWO weeks as Nichols had another en-
gag"mont. In the first and second
matches played a week ago Nichols
Won. - s..s f
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Mis-. Terry shenecossett winner.

New LONDON, Aug. l5.-The women's
golf tournament at tire Shcnecossett
Country Club was completed Friday.
In the first eight Miss Gene Terry won
from Mrs. c.. j. Ahern. l up. In the
finals OF the second eight Miss Farmer
won. 8 and 5, from Mrs. +. l.. Smith.
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I~NTERCLCB STAR CLASS-sTART. s.l5
COURSE, Z MILES.
JOHN BARTSCH TRAVELS FAST,
Furlong Mark OF Huurn-
rian american Club.

\ new record Tor eco yards was estab-
l!shed by John Bartsch in winning the
furlong event At monthly Games OF the
Hungarian American Athletic Club held
at Dc witt Clinton Park yesterday.
mad little 10 saire, as A.. l..
SCHUYLER and J.. f. piler were AZ his
shoulder Al the end. The time OF 90 3-5
seconds broke the old club mark OF 25 l-b
seconds Rartsch ran second from
10 Schuyler. who won the co
yard sprint.
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We!nstein, 1881 eth av. July 10. pr mtg
10000. demands 6 p ...........S 81, 500

~ n66 issi an ay' July TO- pr mig
:, Manhattan Island, north of iioth ST.
Lucky star Realty Corpn to Gernan
Savings Bank. l57 ith av. Aug 10. 5 yrs,
p {; atty, Alfred Rocker, Jr, s: VIM
i3lsr ST, IS, 1853 e 9TH av. s.:xss.ViiiWOO
Kudolph J. Rabe and ano. trus. to Marie
yrs. p c. a'tys, Naber 4 Kelly. $50
isisT ST. n 5, az e sth av. ii1ss'iio1D,
Collins, ?i5 W lSist st, Aug is. pr mtg
5000 due as per bond, atty. + q x
HAMILTON TERRACE, 8. i7S'5 iii
-, .SNs6, star Realty Corpn TO
German saw Bank. l57 lth av, Aug :,
Nm s. p c, a'ty' a Rocker " ,S3
ArbrBoN Az, e $40 : i7sth s.. 40" iS2
s:i s.. 5 $. ~ E "a i's av. s0ss s,, % SXii;
vo.@ to Michael A Hermann. s?I COW.
Kun amm aS' A I Hd II : months; p c. s!tys;
q, .5~xiasNjuIiiaN Mar Iog'i TO n sarah e h9''Ga
al. lis S 3 3 rs \ y AGs o. dye Avg
22iTH ST. 2 5, lis 5 Adrian ay. 25xicc~oo
ano, ,trus, l2O W .2Sth ST.. oct ., "lSi"Ht'
Sutr ' ta A., lsl| 3 p G. attys, Brown
wa u,on ''..'''''S
thorough Of The Bronx.)
LOT g. map 100 lots Darby tst-c
f"S S'Ih Co. 80 h ias' 80 80 E'lI X pool'ns ~
SANE PR6rERTY@same to SIDNEY OG Is
prior mtge 5000, due July .. Isl-, &
p c, ATTY. Frank G'ss, luc, rs wss,.
HOME ST, n " cor BRYANT AZ. IS ~
25Nsls-kiesler Really co. Inc, 20 Free
sG,d Constr 40 zoo BNay. Avg 1871 ",
SAME pNbIERNN=Sam. to Nm II Cald.
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LIENS,
Manhattan.

10TH ST. 200 to zoe w-R II Janray Co
agt .Wyanoke Realty Co, owner tre-
18TH ST, $40 E-David Len,z agt a Roth,
owner u Rubin. contractor. ,..,...s5S
llbTH ST, LOG E-isidor HorowitZ agt
contractor SlOS25
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MORTG.AGES

with name ana address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
East Side.
EAST Of Flf'h av, between Fourteenth
and llOth stsD
GOTH ST, n :, 2t9,S e list av, ~ 4NlOO.N --
Seitz Realty Go to Helen Kelly. il6
T. SD It, Aug ~, . yrs, g.. p C, attys.
80 Az, " =, zoos n s2d 81. .SxloO-Susan
V Mcfarland to BTn G Faulkner ct Al,
trus, sii ST Marks av, Bklyu Aug g, I
Nrs, q p c; attys, Thompson, X 4 w, ESD
West side.
(West ~ Flfth ay, between Fourteenth
and nom stsI
10TH ST. sw :, l97 n = 7th av, 4iXg33-
Chas J Welnste!n Realty Co to Max
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Johnny Griftiths Is Mo- Afraid of
Trusting His Fortunes to Referee

swer you I'll tell you why. He's NOR
tally afraid OF Levinsky, he is. We
never could "a him into a ring. He
isn't half as anxious TO hght as he
pretends to be, but II he does want
to fight-lf he should, mind you-the
little Deputy Sheriff will guarantee to
either knock him out or give him the
beating of his life in ten rounds"
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VI. j. Degnon Takes Handicap.

With a net score OF 20. VI. ]. Desnon
won a club handicap at the Oakland Golf
Suo yesterday, His card was 9l-2l,
:" F T, Parsons was second with
FL, ~ Other leading scores we're
Z S~huttleworah, 9i--l4, so; John l..
OBJ en-, 1923, so.
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Prospect I'ark Baseball.

csrtral city, 6; circles, 0 Ga inninsD.
niNTsb.
.'enecock F. c.. 10; Elton A. c.. 90
AaNier, ., Nationals, /.
Circle A, c.. 10; Olympus q
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Johnny Grifiths Is one OF us. The
nifty little Ohio warrior arrived last
night to MI an engagement with DIR,
Louis Wallach, better known tistIcally
as Leach Cross, at Ebbets Field m
row night. Johnny said that New York
was only a stopping of place on his
way to Chicago.
las soon as ! pay my respects TO
Mr.. Cross | will take the first train
out to Chicago to join Packey McFar-
lands training stan, Mac and ] are
pals and he asked me to help him
out. Working with the greatest boxer
in the world isn't work at all. You can
pick up more ring tricks In five min
utes boxing with Packey than you
could In five years of hard ring fight
ing. They tell me that the Boxing
Commissioners may pass the referees
decision rule al their meeting next Tues
day. | hope so, ia like to be one OF
the first to hght In New York under
the new rule, | think II is only fair
to the man who pays his money to see
action. II | had my way all my fights
would be fought 10 n decision. II would
do away with the countless wTangles
that crop out after every no decision
bout. Take my word for II, referees
decisions will put new life into the
game around New York,
NJ last light was with Milburn Say
lor at Akron. | was awarded the de-
cision on a foul in the fourth round.
SAVIOR Is notorious for his unfair tao
tics. He.kept hitting me foul all dur
ing the -four rounds, The referee
warned him during the fighting and In
the corner after every round.
"Ill disqualify YOU, Saylor, II you
don't stop il, said the referee,
"'Go on and ~disqualify me- replied
Saylor,
And he did that little thing" added
Grihiths,
Such "A roar comes from silent Dan
Morgan, He ls incensed over the fact
that Frank Moran. the globe %trotter,
should waltz right by without even
nodding to Deputy Sheriff Levinsky of
Stratford, Conn, u. S. A.
Dan sends "a caustlc epistle. written
in red ink on his justly celebrated
dragonseye green stationery. These
burning words were lifted from the
lengthy communication with a pair of
firo tongs:
why does that red top heavyweight
duck "A little fellow like the Deputy
Sheriff? Ask him and II he vent m
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LIS IPENDE>S.
Manhattan.

lO2p st, n >, ln0 columbus av, lgNlOO Ii
Relle Robins agt Francis J. McEikcnney
et a. foreclosure of mtge)i atty, NJ
Monfried,
SsTH ST, Sei E-Psuline Myers ct al agt
Mary DeNery - al foreclosure Of mtgeJ
atty, W G Orr.
sGTH ST, 500 ana Sos W-Annie T Healy
aEt James klernan ct al tforec' osure Of
mtgcI, atty, j l. Glare.
2cD ST. Il9 and AL Il; two actious-N Y
l.ifc Inns q Trust co, trustee, agt Barnet
Michaelover ct al foreclosure of two
mtgesl, attys, Emmet 4 Parish.
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knights Of Columbus League.

Twenty fourth District. 5: Xavier, 3
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BATHGATE Az, 5 ;, bet 81 av and Y ls3d
st (known as lot s, block s052, section
lD-clcment $ Parsons agt Richard
Pierce ct al faction to foreclose transfer
OF tax lienl; atty, r A u Dayton.
LOT 40, map property known as Lob
bauer Park--Julius Seibold ct al AIT
Title NJ Stadler tforeClosure OF mtgeJ
atty, q A Stcinmuller.
MAPES AN, \ " cor l7gth 81, 3bNlOO-
Samue, agt Chas Schaefer, Jr.
co ct al foreclosure OF mtge); atty,
A W Levy.
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Telephone call for Mr.. Moran.

Gunboat Smith goes cunning for
g~reenhorns again this week. on
Wednesday night he fights Jack Hemple.
the big recruit from the Willard train
ing camp, Hemple has dome well around
New York for a beginner. with his
good right hand punch he has put all
his opponents away up 10 date.
Jack Britton fights Johnny Grinths
twelve rounds at Canton. Ohio, on Labor
Day. They fought twelve rounds nj
the same place a year ago.
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LEASES,
Manhattan

STH Az. $50, offices 400 and IOi. on 9TH
foor-Potticr N Stymus Mfg a Impt 90
to = + heogh, Inc, $50 5th av s III.
Yrs from MAY /, 1915 ....,........S $500
BROADWAY, 2lS2 on ? on 20 foor-
climax Leasehold, Inc. to Geo Prince.
2IN2 Bway, 3 yrs from Oct /, 1915 81, 200
18TH ST. 3i2 L. ALL VI Wei Co to
Nettic Habcr and ano, i26 T. l65th st:
20 yrs from April /, 1915, attys, Ncu'c'i
FREMONT Az, 90l, store, &c-Eyolyn
Bldg Co 10 Geo " Smith, 1864 Honey.
well aN; . yrs from Fob /. 1851 atty,
Geo w Smith, g0l fremont av.,,. 81 200
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SPEED CLASS-START. ll.2T-COuRSE,
6 MILES.
Thelma, $. Klostermeyer.li Is 20 ~
Bl.liken, +. Meyer ...,. Did not finish.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
Henry Starr, Bandit,
Taken In Oklahoma

oklahoma City, Okla, March %
Henry Starr, the Oklahoma bandit, who
has been at liberty for several years
after serving term for various dep
rotations, was captured early Saturday
at Strmd, Okla, while heading band
Of seven men engaged in series Of
bank rObberies.
The gang robbed the First National
bank Of $4,000 and the Stroud National
bank of $1,000. As soon as posses had
oycrtaken the band and had seized
Starr, his companions abandoned him
to his fate.
Stlrr was paroled after a term in
prison and spent several years in Colo
rado, where he announced that he had
abandoned his old life forever. Re.
Gently, however, he gathered together
a crowd Of desperate men and engaged
in a series Of bank robberies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
Good Buys in
Real Estate

10 acres fruit ranch, 3 acres Italian
Pmpc orchard, 8 acres apples, | u acres
hoganberries, q room house, barn,
mncadam road win trade for land In
Missouri, What have yout Price
Sl,600.
acres Of land all under cultivation,
3 room plastcred house, barn, chicken.
house, 3ia miles fnm Salem, win take
city lots as part payment Price $1,000,
ag ii acre farm, l3 acres under cul.
tivation, balance timher and pasture,
: acres In young prune orchard, some
LOganherrics aud strawberries good q.
room house, barn aud other outbuild.
ings, all stock, implements and house.
hold goods goesj S's miles from Salem
Price S1,2oO,
acres Of good land, good small
house, barn, I acres In bearing Logan
berries, some strawberries I miles from
salem, Price Sl,iOO
5room modern house for rent, To-
Gated ON Fairmouut llill
10 acres all under cultivation, good
fruit land, miles from Salem. Price
4, 900; $3.50 down, balance Sle pei
month, 0 per cent interest
lf you wan, to buy trade or sell
see ~.
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Soldier Feels A
Murderer As Lust
For Killing Dies
Continued from Page onc.)

tcu0nl.
I fired aud missed. The German
struck another match, and looked con.
tnmptuouSly at the spot in space where
the bullet had whistled past him. lie
was only - feet away from me, but
through the loopholc / could see only
part Of his body and | wanted to hit
him low, IL possible aimed again.
lie wheeled around and backed in cir.
cle, like drunken man, trying to keep
his balance, Then he threw up both
hands and fell forward, on his face.
| turned around to look at the lieu
tent He had moved away, lie was
proud Then wave Of remorsc came
over met was the "Thou shalt not
KIM that is buried deep in every souc
man s mind aud heart.
al got German I shouted to q
soldier nearby | told him how tn,
man had been standing therc, holding
board.
"Did he have rflcg' asked III,
soldier,
"Why no, " said
And you shot an uuarmed mani
'i had direct orders answered
felt like dog. It seemed to IN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

that ! must find scene human being
who would say ! had done right,
told another soldier about it.
Served him right, said the sol
dier. ed have done the same thing
to YOU
Those were splendid words for me.
had slouchcd along the trench before
met him After that | held up my.
head But the two Gcelings--thc pride
aud the remWse- fought in my mind.
AT last | told it all to an old legion
soldier
"Nly boy he said, "it's war. Could
YOU have refused to shoot under the
eyes of the lieutenant War Is killing,
aud that " all there is to it. Suppose
every soldier in the French line were
TO obey his own instincts about kill.
ing, None of the enemy would die
The French have brought you here to
kill, and you must kill, whenever you
can.
Technically, ! had done wrong, be.
cause all war is terribly wrong.
sat behind machine gun one day
soon after that and killed IL Germans
VINO had bullt bnrrltade IN some near
by trees They were shooting at us,
and ! tel mueh better about Killing
'hem than ! ana about the single Ger
man.
Ana then, later again ON the bicycle
seat OF machine gun, ami at the rate
OF 'Oo shots minute, fired at ud'
Nan'lng columns OF termanS IN close
Formation ami watched them drop and
sWlm They were coming to kill us
/ IT they could' u was only iar to Kill
them under the rules OF the war game
a terrific seuse OF power titled mci the
ratu' OF that gun was sweeter aud
gmnder to me than the hnllcUlah ehor
us ! Knew what II meant to he drunk
wlth Nhlng other machines were go
my too, hut trlt at tho time rs II
mine were the only one The Germans
turned and ran, thelr formation smash
ed' .helr dead ana wounded SireWlnl
thc hillside
liot that meht alter ! hNd eraWIe,
INTO my mudho'e nut l." Sleep ! dldn
dare to thlhN et all the women an,
chuditn whose hearts had been hit hN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
Tried To Commit Murder
For Seventy-Gve Cents

Seattle, Wash, Marca 29.-Laboring
under a grievance which he had nursed
against Seattle Taxcab company for
more than a year because Of alleged
oycrcnargc, Mike Doyle, aged 5S, fire.
man, fired two shots at Il. l.. IIampdcn,
a driver, at Pier at 8 O'Clock this
morning. Neither shot took effect.
According to IiamPden he never met
Doyle before, Doyle, il appears, ap-
preached Ilampdcn and said:
"Your company beat me ont Of ~
cents n year ago. | want yu to give
IL back to me.
Whcn IIampdcn dischimcd lmowl-
edge Of tne affair the old man whip,
ped ont his gun and fired without FIR
ther ado.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
PUEBLO BANK FAILS.

Pueblo, Colo, March 29-The Mer.
camille National bank here, with depos.
its of $l5OO,OOO, and u capital of &c.,.
100000 was closed today by order Of
the state controller
The sudden resignation of c. c.
Slaughter last Thursday was followed
by runs on the bank, Poor loans. it
was reported, were responsible for the
bank 5 difficulties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
BOOM IN STOCKS

New York, March 29Y-An Oh ~ ~ \
boom in stocks was scented iSasy \
Wall street traders, A large nualS Ts. \, 4
issues rose to new high levels lS.I v.
vance was led by Bethlehem S','s ",
which jumped Il points aSo', 20 y,,S IN /
days % close, touching 50, ,,,ln.. On A,i1 = 4
Bethlehem sold at o. visions y. y n i
dividends from war orders for r
caused the bulge. D..,i,, Il
United States Steel and he'''
scored big advances
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
sTAYToN HIGH BEATS SHAW.

The Shaw aggregation of high school
boys went down to defeat before tne
local bunch at Shaw last Friday. Over
30 players took advantage Of the nice
weather and drove to Shaw. The game
was fast one and the scores were held
down to 5.3 in favor of the locals.
Batteries: For Shaw-Young-M Meal
lister; STANDARDIZATION. Young
walked 1 and Rock /,
The next game will be played with
Jefferson ON the local ground saturday,
April 3.-Stayton Mail
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

Barry Faris, United Press
staff correspondent known
throughout the country as an
expert in prize fight reporting,
sailed from New York today to
cover the Johnson Willard fight
for the United Press clients.
He will reach Havana next
Wednesday. Prior to the fight
he will give Capital Journal
readers q daily analysis Of the
condition of the fighters, and
their stories of interest Of fight
fans everywhere. A special
arrangement has been made by
the United Press for direct
ringside cable service during the
fight.
\: \; X \; Z; \ \; X X X \: X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
Beavers Leave Fresno
For First League Game

Fresno, Cal, March 29.-Nothing re.
moncd here today of the Portland
Beavers training but memory. They
had gone to Los Angeles for the first
game Of the season, They celebrated
their departure Sunday by defeating
the American Giants to 0 in q 10
inning game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

IV0ntinuod from Page One.)
ms holding the gr0vest possibilities for
the lives and property of Americans
here The army Of General villa is
awaiting artillery rcinforcements which
are expected hourly.
There were four deaths today among
the lj0 wounded Villista soldiers be.
ing cared for in improviscd hospitals
here.
Estimates today placed the numerical
strength Of the attacking Villista army
at from three to six thousand men. The
Carran2ista defenders Of Matamoras
number about 5000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
TO AID DISABLED STEAMER.

San Luis Obispo, Cal, March co.
Aid is expected to reach the steam
schooner o. NJ. Clark early tomorrow
The Clark, with broken tailshaft, is
lying helpless several hundred miles off
the California coast. The salvage tug
loqua is already far out at sea seek
ing the stricken vessel and hopes to
pick her up and tow her to the nearest
port
Mate McAllister. with four seamen
of the Clark who reached here exhaust
ed Saturday afternoon after eight days
at sea in an open boat, are fully reeov'
cred from their hazardous trip.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

~ Keys to Baldpote" ran all last
season in Chicago and New York
drawing crowds and keeping the S. II.
., sign on the lump. When Geo. NJ.
Nohen wrote this farce he did better
work than be had done before. In.
'ldenlolly he put q big dent In that
popular theory that "there's nothing
new etc. but George NJ. Cohen has
found 1t and has written not only a
new play and good one that has
gwen the solar ploxus blow to that
th'ory aud has evolved new idea that
O9S turned the old fashioned idea Of
hlaNWnung iopsyturvy. "1 Keys to
holupate has a couple Of surprises
at the finish that make the play not
only good but clever. The play win be
seen at the Grand Opera House for one
performance on Friday evening, April
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

the Knights and their wives nlonriro
10 attend. Among those who have sig'
mlled their intentions of attending 70.
uGht ares Judge Geo. II. Burnett ana
Me- IT, b. Thiclsen and wife. w. w,
,,',I ""lte ana wife, l.. X. Siegmund and
|"y' W 4 Il, Kay wife and daughter.
", f. Elan and wife, W. II. Burphardt
gr" d, InI wife, c. II, Robertson and wife
Il, T. Boise and wife, II. \. Clay anj
W'iG, y, IL. d. Patton and wife, Dr. W
y, u, hEw and daughter, +. n. Derby anl
wlte S ami daughter Dr. W. CsrIton
Sm''a aud wife, Mrs. Paul Jones Nivs
,oa NJ Babcoch Mrs. Lawrence Nrs
T., ~ Page, Mrs c. G. Bingham md
daughter Mrs Frank Meredith 4 ' ~
S5rang' S5rang' Winthrop Hammond and NJ I.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
DIR, HENDERSON DEAD.

Chicago, March 99--Dispatches re.
geiNed here today announced the
death in Charleston, $, c., Of DR.. Cbos.
richmond Henderson, professor of ec.
ciesiastieol sociology at the University
OF Chicago His death, it was stated.
was due directly to oyerwork in the in.
tcrest Of charity. WV >"
pr' Henderson, who was one of the
.t most prominent sociologists in the coun.
Wy, was born in Coyington, Indiana. in
lN1S, He came to Chicago university
VA lSe2 and Snce 1904 had been head
OF the department of practical sociol.
ogy He was the author Of many hooks
on settlement work and socioloGv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

AT meeting Of the board of COVER.
nors of the Commercial club held today
at the' Marion hotel, it was decided to
collaoorate with the Women S Club Of
salem in getting up page advertise.
ment in magazine to be issued early
IN June when the National Federated
Women S clubs of America meet in
Portland, The women 5 clubs Of Ore.
gon will issue this booklet describing
this country to be distributed to the
delegates who will attend from all parts
of tur country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

Some men think they are liberal
with their wives because they give
them enough money with which to pay
the grocery bills,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
FOIlOwins thotr cnstom Of nttendinr

.. "Ne u'clr custom or attending
- "a'' one entertainment annually In
. 9"N the pe Molay commandery No.
y ~ IT, will meet tonight at the social
uau OF lhe lodge at 1,lS. aud in a body
1.lynu nly,nu he performance OF "potash &
'Du'''r at the opera house. A see.
,I' NV" mas Pcen especially reserved for
'"' u'moerS Of the party. about 80 Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29

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Marin Smith and Willie Headricls
left this city for Portland today in a
canoe. They carried tent and full
tamping outfit and expect to make the
trip to Portland in four days. If the
weather is good they intend to go on
to Astoria.