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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30
By William G. Shepherd.
Copyright 1915 by the United Press;
copyright in Great Brittany

Copyright 1915 by the United Press;
copyright in Great Brittany
With the British Army in Northern
France, April l6.- (By mail to New
York.)-The road to Neuye Chapelle,
England's newest possession is sunken;
its the road of the trenches.
As soon as you enter the trenchdom
of the British army before Neuye
Chapelle, you don't leave the shelter
of the trenches until you re in the
town. And when you're in the town
You don u leave it, either.
City Blown To Pieces.
Neuve Chappelle is blown to pieces.
Its earth and streets, even its grave
yard has been churned by shells, Some.
where there is German gun trained
on the wreck of almost every building
in town. Each gnu seems to be set on
its particular mark; the German gun.
ners have only to put in a shell and
fire it, 1t will strike some mark in
Neuve Chapelle.
From zig.zag trench you get your
first view of it; it is desolation itself.
The mystery is that men will fight for
such place, but the battle of Neuve
Chapelle is already finding its place in
history as tremendous achievement of
an English general and this group Of
debris-piles that you see third Of a
mile distant is the rent that Neuve
Chapelle, the quiet little French village
that has never before been noticed by
tn great world, pays for its niche in the
annals of human affairs.
You re plodding along the trench.
"Digby Mcdonald" +" calls the guide
who is guiding you, as he stops before
a cloth that seems to be hung like wall
paper on the trench wall. The cloth
moves; man $ head appears from be-
hind it, tanned and smiling.
Was Reading A Bit.
'T was just reading bit" said the
head. Out from the strawlined hole in
the side of the trench wall which has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30
Admiral Doyle, Of Pacific
Reserve Fleet, Retires Today

Bremctoh, Ayasrf Aprs 30. "A ~ gun
salute fired from the Flagship South Da.
kota at lO;30 O'Clock this morning, sig
nali2ed the retirement Of Rear Admiral
Robert NJ, Doyle as commander Of the
PNcific reserve fleet A second salute,
and the flag Of Rear Admiral Charles
V. Pond his successor, WIS hoistcd.
Admiral Doyle has been in command
of the Bremerton navy yard for the
past two years. lie now retircs from
active service, This afternoon fare.
well reception win be rendered Admiral
Doyle by his fellow officers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30
Procession Of Witnesses Pre-
sented To Testify
Closes Week
|TEDDY TO RETIRE
\ FROM THE STAND
Proceedings Without Him Ap-
pear Like Fox TrOt To
Big Circus
By BOND P. GEppEs

Syracuse, n, Y, April 3O.-Colore1
iUmted Press Staff Correspondent. J
Roosevelt S defense Of Williams Barnes
lbe suit today ran into a brick wal
h legal obstacles. Rebuff followed re-
apff for the colonel in rulings of Jus.
he Andrews, including testimony Of
Rred by the defendant.
A procession of witnesses were pre-.
fntcd by the defense to support Roose.
1et's charges closing with the second
'5eek of the trial as court adiourns this
'lhenOon until Monday.
Rulings Are Reverses.
4 Three rulings by Justice Andrews to.
~ were regarded as serious reverses
NJ the defendant.
John A. Iennessy, former Governor
'&ker'S graft prober, called to tell of
'Fsft, corruption and investigations in
~ state S government, was not allow.
TO answer q single question. Tne
NN held his testimony immaterial.
Ndnother setback for Roosevelt was q
pmg preventing II. II. Vreelnnd, for
nes president OF the Metropolitan
lSs''et halfway company, frmi telling
q bipartisan campaign contribution
"a his corporation
Ibe Judge held such testimony wa
'FadmiSSabIa unless Barnes knew of tn
Remooratic contributions.
4 Pun another reverse was q mlin,
4ai the bare fact thar democrats an,
'H p''''rau' voted together 20 defeat tn
/. pghe' direct primary bill was not o
NJ evidence of corruption. This sbu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30
flowers OF SPRING
ARE BLOOMING WHERE
BATTLE ONCE RACED
'00alsS t1 Fighting Since God Made Man To DrenCh 600
Miles Of Front With Hum Ian Blood Pyramids Of Bodies
10 be Transmitted Into Most Delicate Blossoms That
Grow On Face Of Earth
i1l!., Ss WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs.

BY BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs.
'g.So '~'eo Press Staff Correspondent J
"',n the French Army, April 10. by
10 New York, April SO.LAlong the
4 Ill., 'lon' from Switzerland, across
I-g,e and Belgium to the Dover
r","' oOo miles in length. spring has
4, A"a every one is agreed taat
4 spnng will see the blooiiest fipht.
snce God made man.
tIhaps you would like to sse sono
'uN fighting line before the froy
II Ga VI lou wolld, then come along,
A Dguetal Joffre, for the first time,
,s,1. sneu n's consent to a foreign cor
..,i,t ou9ght TO "see everything he
w at the foremost front, ( can.
tjs 'H' general 5 staff will be your
Fields Bloom With Flowers.
II you buzz along in the hipb NOW.
4 l,o,of through the warm dav, the
b,J''oD' are thick. Gently sloping
'a ace res called covered with ane,
A ~ y. 'orgctmeuots. lilies Of tbs yal.
4 bla.''' @''' 'Iolets Early peach trees
kni''O i'O.,'as 9 and ionquils hedges are
|As..,s Howe. beds with rich gold.
NM. 'oa shal0er. suddenly Won re-.
NM what obi, sunshine and heanti.
'''' n01n The awakening of
NJ gs.fi'" .ho renewal Of furious.
v n1i''...' of smashing offcnsiyes:
.m %, noops and pytamlds of
MI ''1.' A tender little violet.
N 3.,5 Uh'.r its leaf. means n pilc
N nn, .a fragrant uarcissus
y F,s. u, " a a poapnt's ward stands for
n bDo,.0l iae yonng men OF the entire
his, ','oii :, that anemone o yon see see
r,,,,' y 'oa from the pasture there
NJ, ~. ,,., b. It pile, Of 1ps human oy giSa, fla.G
wy TIE torn shreds Of horse.
n ,.sl sn9dder aud Choke.
M, i Ia'e' ~, ana You choke and you
called twice before YOU
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30
M'cRED1E RELEASED COLLINS

Portland, Or, April 3O-Mauager Me.
Credie Of the Portland Coast league
team this afternoon confirmed report
from Spokane that Shortstop Bobby
Collins would be turned over to the
Northwestern league club there in day
or two.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30
claims Fronch Attack Repulsed,

Berlin, April 30,-- Via wireless
through Sayyille) -Iroday's official re-
port from the war office tells Of the
shelliug Of Dunkirk aud the British
fortress Of llarwichj declares that the
French and British offensive In the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30

49, :. A.
sSn spn IN the meadow stopped at post,
doos ~ ~ .o9' us strengta' enmDs II,
So, ;.ns !. eus !" wire tnat Is hung
oionn tnra 's uo"n again ana strolis
aro s;f,o on III w, ne . wnisthhg' %
tho unoomfo.taS,,, ] nom w., anu tnen' some
hmuo.a @ iV' nn9 .soiS ciose' tney are spent
let's newly sent Hs carr,a. = a.n,'aa Un
bag hung from his shollder, full of
wooden tags. 1t is evidently his duty
to fasten the tags onto the field tele.
phone wires that run across the meadow
to the dugouts in the town. He climbs
a pole at The foot OF the rad, still
whistling. It's a very wobbly pole.
He looks up at the colonel and smiles.
Pole Is Risky.
upro,tv ri.L, no,o - !. .,, A.,
Than ho E h0,a s"s pV,e NC sHio ana
ouS in ,be ono" s m%anns "sain, ne ne was wa,
bnI,ets mioht haro III. ,,;a, Any pt Une VI M ane
~del;vorv;n", h;s .aoa uae ".n'' n & p"i ne was S
c,rrioa tho Sno;i go ,"so as 40 soO'y as "'
tThav nat Nah ' w. W uov''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30

The man aud wife should belong to
the same church Since sac must look
after the religion Tor both. 10 Ia better
not 10 have il scattered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30
The Weather

Oregoni Fair to-
night aud satur-
days heavy frot
outh and east
portions, light
frost northwest
portion tonight
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DESOLATION IS AWFUL PRICE CITY
PAYS FOR DISTINCTION OF. PLACE
IN HISTORY OF GREAT WORLD WAR

been curtained by the cloth, emerges
six feet and more of man and a
moment later you re being introduced
to an English colonel, A glimpse of
the hole he has left showed a pile of
books, a candle and blanket stretched
over straw.
Digby Mcdonald helped to make
these trenches. He came here first with
his men during tn edays when the
Germans were. sweeping Calaisward and
when he had. to order his men into a
ditch beside the La Bassee road. Here's
LaBassee road, and here's Digby Me.
Donald and his men in the same old
spot. The months passed since last
October and this little bunch of men
held on, across the road the Germans
held on, toa. Night and day, night and
day, for thirty days, for hundred days
they were deadlocked like this, in the
trenches they had made.
'J.ook over the trench. There 8
Neuve Chapelle," said Digby Me.
Donald
Cant Raise Head.
You hesitate about raising your head.
"It's all right" he says. "The
German trench is right over there be-
tween us and the village. But it's
clear of Germans now and the German
trenches are 400 yards beyond the
town.
This is your first clear glimpse of
Neuve Chapelle. You're really in its
outskirts The main town is on the
other side of the meadow from you, an
eighth of mile away. Adm across the
meadow you see a man strolling to-
ward you, dressed in khaki. You re
standing on an elevated roadway now
behind shelter of sandbags, and the
meadow lies below you.
Rushed Over Road.
'Tt was from these trenches beside
the roadway that our men rushed ovei
the road into the meadow and against
that German trench in the BATTLE" ex
plains one Of the officers "Behint
them were the reserves. They can't
shakes it to test its strength;
While he was talking the khaki per
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Continued on Page SKI
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.s11 s1I'adder and Choke

% 4. .., ana YOU choke and YOU
called twice before you
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of WdrShipS

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NOTICE
The BLOOMSBURY National Rank located
a. Bloomsbury. In the state 81 New Ter
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existence having expired - the clos. "A,
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'"td Association. are therefore hereby no.
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CRESCO
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Pennsylvania

In the Heart OF the Pocono NlouH n.s NM .A,.
Hour. New Iacka~annA nos'' '''p
r. .n Inv. Nature, there is no more charming ''' -
L;h - sn.nd your vacation than Cre'eo. - -.~..n.
" IT, .pre region sbounds in mountain 'tresm - %
Inc tL 80, Nine. hole Golf Course and all othsr ss
door amusement ,.,.d.s Here are
''' I, i. the gateway vertabe ansler' psr hm.d.'
~ - som. Of the best known trout streams 10 N"'"s
u. b.r. else does the rhododendron attain 'aen SIS ana
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
DRESSM\kI\C

position a. seam,.re Hifu refined f.mif, .tIIi-s
- us"- ~ 90 lisht houseNork. Aidre., a. r.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
corrLF -Colored cook lsundress butler u'.'ul
,,Ierdtt servants. three years 'sSf place SIS
NJ, Mason's Agency. Isl West GA a. BIZ ant
cor PLT scotch. capable experienced peopie en
So Mrs Msson's Agency. III West ga 81.
Rryart 5s3S -
cor rLE.- English Protestant eIcellen, cook man
useful. gardener ct $50. cIeeIsn. references
priVA.e. public Miss NheA Afeh'f. " T1'' ~
n MURRAY I'M So
thoroughly competent. highly fecominehdei. IN
du,,rsl Assn. u West 'cd - -
'STKIEPTR Working housskeeper. a,t-ldant
invalid mairon Institution. re1net American
p,ot,stent. mshes' credentials Miss Sn,As
Agenc, 20 Esst 42d 81 MURRAY h!lI 80
Hot STwoRkER scotch no laundry Icod ecos.
.rsi worker. small family 10 h,Sh WsEes S-4-s.3
MsrNen Agc1cy. a. W~st "a a. BDAht SO
HOT sLWoRkER.-Tinnsh-A menc.n 'lIons ~.
INF: c!ty on county. excellent references Lrbus
AIenc, II i23tb ct Phone bal3 Harlem
HoI sEWoRkER Good cook excellent Haiift''
fto-olrbly competent = wears best reference In
du,trial Assn. y West 42d .. "
kIrCHEVMAfD-ver neat Finnish sirl. good re-
erence Jusss Agency. $50 Le1inSon Az Tel
lC2 Plaza "
LADIES MAin German. eomp-'sn, '-ain'I~.
- CsU a. Lana Boe-herer Co Agency. .
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,vars' excellent references. city o. county 10
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Bosshre Co. ASen9. ~ Woi $50 o.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.

MINIATURE ALMANAC

sarri" -" s-nst. 20. NOON 80. ."
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HELP WANTED.

Female
FRENCH GIRL for nshi hou,-v'nA. huIso!. bi2s
"a a, conner ssh o. Brooklyn top floor float
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Local Foreosst-increasng cloudness n iay ,
showers AZ night or 10 morrow moderate north and
r.rfheAs' winds
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Highes, temperature ysy--day. s. AT .. m
l~vesf a. a. p. n average. s. average for
,orrasl udins os,e last year SO. srefsE. for core
llng date lGSt thirty three yesr. 50
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Forecast for Special LooslltIo-es't,rn se~
York and Nes Jersey. Increasing oleUdlnee {"

Local Oflcls Reoord.--The following orc!sl record
from he Weather Bureau shows tho changes IN ~.
temperature cor the sst twenty four hours. IN com
s-- VII ne ----e.L-- l-us ds-e o. las. vtar
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pJTIER -Usofu! o. houseznAn yoUng ScofchmSn.
Thoroughly erp~rierced .c1ce.lent reference .
wage SIS ciiy o. county Industrial Association.
Ts--Mesf 90 p-auf t2'C
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