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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15

GOOU MUSlC
&C. orchestra, the best in the
near it once and you will want
bar it again.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-23

Paris, 23.-El gobierno ha promul-
gado un decreto que tiene por obJeto
ell desarrollo de la marina mercante,
cuyo fin sc dara la oportunidad a las
Companies mar1timas de comprar los
buques apresados por la Gran Breta1a
que puedan ser vendidos por ell Trlbu
nal de Presas. Ell gobierno frances ga
rantizara al de Inglaterra Ell Is por 100
del precio de los vapores que compren
los armadores franceses.
Capetown, 23-(OfciaD. Las fuer-
zas comandadas por ell General Botha
han ocupado a Keetmanshop, la ciudad
mas importante del Africa Merdional
Alemana, despu6s de Wendhoete, la ca
pital
Petrogrado, 23.-(OfciaI. Continda
el caiioneo en- direction de las costas del
mar negro. Los rusos progresan con
buen 6xito en- la region de Artvin, par
ticularmente en- direction sur. NADIA
uu6VO lid OCuII1uO cu 1OS Oc1udS pun
tos del frente.
Paris, 23.-Florent Guillain, Presi-
dente de la Sociedad de Industrias Mi
neras de Francia y de la Sociedad de
las 'Compaf1as El6ctricas ha muerto
aver, de edad de II amos. Director de
la Compan1a del Canal de Suez, Mr..
Guillain estaba igualmente interesado
en- otras empresas importantes tanto en-
Francia como en- ell extranjero
Washington, 23.-El Departamento
de Estado informa que segdn las 1lti-
mas noticias recibidas de las operacio-
mes militares en- Mexico, ell General Ca
rranza va ganando prestigio de dla en-
dia, mientras que ell poder de Villa dis
minuye en- la misma proportion. En- los
circulos militares, no obstante, Sc reco-
noce que la causa de Villa no estan aGn
irremisiblemente perdida y que de los
combates que han de librarse todav1a
dependera la suerte defnitiva de la
question mejicana.
Paris, 23.-El Coronel House, Agen-
te Confidential del Presidente Wilson,
cuya mission en- Europa es la de consul
tar q los gobiernos de las nociones bell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-23
UuTIMOS CABLES

ierantes acerca de sus respectivas acti-
tudes en- 10 que concierne q la aperture
eventual de pourparlers para lutimar la
paz, ha sido informado por los funcio-
narios del Ministerio del Exterior que
ell gobierno frances Sc opondra vigoro-
samente a todo movimiento en- sentidC
de entablar negociaciones de paz. En-
tire otras razones que justifcan la acti
tud de F'rancia, Sc mencionan las 81
guientes:
10. Terminar la guerra en- los mo-
mentos actuales solo benefciar1a a Ale
mania, cuyos ejercitos Sc encuentran
todav1a en- territorio de Francia, Bel
gica y Russia.
90. Los aliados han resuelto de CO.
min acuerdo luchar hasta extermina-
ci6n defnitiva del militarismo prusiano
y no desmayaran hasta conseguirlo.
80. Francia no puede sonar siquie-
ra en- tratar con un enemigo que tantc
en- su territorio como en- ell de Belgica
ha violado de la manera mas indigna
ell derecho de gentes, hasta que Francia
y B6lgica est6n completamente libres de
los soldados del Kaiser
Ell funcionario anade que conside
rando los aliados como cierta la victoria
final ser1a una locura de su parte ell
concertar la paz premature.
Roma, 23.-La prensa austriaca in
forma que Austria esta concentrando
tropas a toda prisa en- Monfalcone Roa-
chi y Sagrada y fortifcando toda la II.
nea del rio Isonzo. Por otra parte Sc
anuncia que Ruman1a E Italia marchan
de perfecto acuerdo y que Sc acerca el
fin de la neutralidad italiana. Persis
te el rumor Ell 6sta de que los embaja-
dores de Alemania y Austria hacen pre-
parativos para salir de Roma sin tar
danza en- case de un rompimiento. Las
tropas papales Sc estan enlistando en- el
ej6rcito italiano, pues ell pont1fce les
ha dejado libetad de acci6n. Informan
de Geneva que un gran nGmero de bu-
ques han suspendido Ell trafico con New
York, por haber sido requerido sus ser
vicios por el gobierno italiano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-23
De San Juan Y de la iSla
NOTAE HIPICAS.

NOTAE HIPICAS.
rEl programa para las carreras que
! el domingo proximo sc celebraran en-
| Ell Hip6dromo de Santurce, es el ST.
guiente:
Primera carrera, a 1900 metros.
Welcome 90 ibras, Pensamiento 60
Lee 80, Vengativo 80, Jupiter 88, Lulu
80, Menehk 80.
Segunda carrera, a 900 metros.
Manifesto 80 ibras, Juno IT, Baby
| Is, Linda 81, Atila 80, Adventurer go
Tempestad 80.
Tercera carrera, a LOO metros.
Favorita 100 libras, Triana g. Try
me 113.
Cuarta carrera, 1,1OO metros
Minerva 70 libras, Lebrel 100, Teme-
game 80, Bruja 100, Espectro 90.
Qulnta carrera, 900 metros.
Duende 100 ibras, Zeppelin 1OO
Bonnie Bee 112, Cardiff 13O, Fatina
100.
Sexta carrera, a 1900 metros.
Mascota 81 ibras, Alerta no. Ca
rranzano SO, Della 80, Lii 80. Preferi-
do 80.
DISCUSSION SIN CONSEQUENCES
Aver Sc origin6 una garata en- Ia ca
lie de la Cruz esquina a Sol, entire nm
vendedor de pan que conduc1a su ca
rro yendo el a la parte atras, tropezan-
do con otro caro- de vender Descadc Al
que lie rompio un cristal, que estaoa
apostado como puesto flo en- Ia mencio
NADIA esquina.
-Que me pagas el cristal.
-Que no 10 pago porque yo vcnia
conduciendo ell caro- por atras.
Que 81.
Que no.
Y no aparec1a ning1n guardia, has
ia que intervino un j1barito le diio:
Quedese con Ell cristal roto porque 81
va al Juzgado, 10 queman" porque ese
sitio no es puesto flo y va "a pagar
prendas''.
Ell vendedor del pescado Sc atemoriz6
y le solt6 ell CAIRO al panadero que Sc
fue refunfunando.
Y cada mochuelo, Sc fu6 a su olivo.
MUsICA EN- LA PLAZA
Concerto en- la plaza de Baldorioty
para ell domingo 25 de abril 1915.
PROGRAMA.
Andante 5a. Sinfon1a.
AllgttO Scherzando ga. Sinfonia. de
Beethoven.
"a. Rapsodia H1ngara, de F. Liszt.
Potpourrit Aires Espanoles
(La Festa), de Luque.
Marcia caracterlstica (estreno), de
A. Faborda.
Aller ct. Retour
Ida Vuelta
One Step
Cuando es de noche en- Burgundy. de
H. Paley.
Danza Mi Amistad, de P. Font.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-23
RINA ENTIRE HERMANOs

In el barrlo Aceitunas, de Moca, Eu-
genlo Maisonave agredi6 con un mache-
tie su hermano Inocencio infri6ndole
tres heridas, todas elias graves.
Eugenio ha sido puesto disposition
de la autoridad judicial.
Varias senoras nos han suplicado lla-
memos la atenci6n de la polic1a para
que esta prohiba en- 10 possible esos gri-
tos que desde las cinco de la maiana.
lanzan los vendedores de carbon, verdu-
ra y huevos, molestando las personas
que estan recogidas en- CANA.
LOS QUE VIENEN.
Pasajeros llegados de New York en-
el vapor "Coamo''.
John II. Aindow, G. Candina, B. A.
Cheney, Joseph N. Cody, DR.. W. W.
Carter y nino, Rupert E. Denton, H. S.
Dalton, j. G. Garcia, Angel Gonzalez,
Rafael Gonzalez, Peter Harmon, Ches-
ter Hall, Thomas, Kelly, Sonora Helly,
Albert j. Morris, senora Morris, Jose
NJ. Mangual, Gallo A. Men6ndez, W. H.
Morton, P. Nixon, r. NJ Ortega, A. A.
0 NELL, Jose Perez, E. G.. Ponce de
Leon, sonora Ponce de Leon, doctor
John 0. Roe, Jose j. Ramos, Fro
dr1guez Arthur Rouse, Edward A. Rey-
nolds, C. A Rose, Benito G. Ruiz. H.
J. Rogers, b. Saldana, Charles G.. Tripp
Fermln Toro, senorita Josephine A.
Weighell, Manuel Acevedo, W. De
Windt, j. M. Escudero, About Mike, Sc
1orita Rafaela Martinez, M. Medina, Jo-
Sc R. Perez Roman, senora Perez Ro>
man, Julio E. Perez Horacio Perez Y
ninO, 3. Roman, senorita B. Roman.
A. Rivera, senora I. NJ. Toyle nifo
Ramon Valledores, senora NJ. Williams.
Adam Zinc.
A CATORCE POR PESETAS
Como nOsotros somos medios teratos-
copos, gracias a la situaci6n actual,
cuando tOmamos una butaca en- la Pla-
"a Baldorioty para hacer nuestras in
vestigaciones en- ell espacio, Sc nos arri
ma alg1n amigo para hablarnos de CO.
sas nverosimiles pero que sacandole
punta, pueden ser factibles Esta ma
mana nos dec1a uno.
i Ha visto usted como estan los hue
vos?
No me he ocupado de ESQ.
-Pues estan a catorce por peseta
i Manlfca -
81 senor; y donde Sc ponen las CO.
sas baratas, es que ell dinero esta esca-
so.
Y tiene raz6n el amigo: porque ell que
tiene hoy un peso en- los bolsillos, debe
lamarse feliz
La cosa Sc esta poniendo tan fea, que
va hay quien robe para ir al gran hotel
lie la Marina
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIOS.
EN- LA LIBERIA DEL EBOLETIN'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-23
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

Segundo termino de sesiones del afo
1915 que comenz6 el l de Mario y ter
nina el de Mayo. (Diez semanas.)
Senalamientos Civiles.
Mes de Mayo, 1915.
Martes f.
Picart VS.. Leon; reivindicaci0n de
fnca r1stica y danos y perjuicios.
Abogsdos: Francisco Gonzalez y
Juan B. Huyke.
no y Juan B. Huyke.
Laborde VS.. Lorenzo; indemnizaci6n.
Abogados: Eugenio Ben1tez Castafos
Juan B. Huyke
Labor VS.. Toro; indemnizaci6n.
Abogados: Eugenio Ben1tez Arturo
Aponte Jr.
Laborde VS.. Rios; indemnizaci6n.
Abogados. Eugenio Ben1tez Castalos
y Arturo Aponte Jr
Jueves 6.
Vazquez V. La1no cobro de dinero.
Abogados: Fernando Vazquez Car
los Travier.
Viernes 7.
Perea V. Cabassa; cobro de dinero.
Abogados: Leopoldo Feli1 y Angel
A. Vazouez.
Tercer t6rmino (Seis semanas.)
Martes 49,
Berdiel VS.. Municipio de Adiuntas:
devoluci6n de cantidad.
Abogados: Eduardo Flores Colon y
Francisco Parra
Berdiel VS.. Municipio de Adjuntas;
cobro de dinero.
Abogados: Luis Yordan Davila
Francisco PARA.
Microbes 19.
Muriente VS.. Terrasa ct al; danos y
perjuicios.
Abogados: Ricardo Agrait Aldea
Simon Large.
Jueves 20.
Hermida ct al, VS.. Gestera; cobro de
pesos.
Abogados: A. j. Amadeo Y Bosch
Soto.
Viernes 21.
Gonzalez ct al, VS.. Pirazzi ct al: re-
de condominio en- finca urba-
ma y otros extremes.
Abogados: Alberto S. Poventud
Jose l. Fernandez
Martes 25.
Assise VS. Curet; nulidad de matri-
monic.
Abogados: Eugenio Ben1tez Casta1o
y Rafael Lopez Landr6n Juan Gre
CORY.
Microbes 26.
Sucesores de Abarca S. en- c., VS.. Gen.
tral Nannina y Sobrinos de Ezquiaga;
cobro de pesos. (Preferencia de ere
dito)
Abogados: Alvarez Nava Domfn-
guez y Eduardo Acufia.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Abril 21.
1915.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-23
10 DE LA BIBLIoTECA CARNEGIE

va es sabido que ell remate de las
obras de la Biblioteca Carnegie sera Sc
ra adjudicado al reputado contratista
Sr Carbia que ha hecho tan excelentes
trabajos y que goza de tan merecido
cr6ditc.
La proposition del Sr. Carbia fue la
mas economical de las que Sc presenta-
ron.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
viii GirdIe Earth
With Wireless System

San Francisco, July 6.--With the ar.
rival today from Honolulu Of h. J. Nal
ly, yicc.prcsdcnt and general manager
Of Marconi Wireless company on the
steamer Matsonia, IL became known
that within a very few days the earth
will be girdled by wireless Nally has
just returned from inspecting the wire.
less station at Kahuka, Hawaii. This
station is being ignncd up 10 communi.
cate with Funibashi Japan, q distance
Of 400 miles With the completion
of this link, tho longest span 10 the
system, the Muraoni chain will reach
around the world The rate 20 be-
charged for the transmission ~ a mes.
sage around the globe win be Al q
word
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
SHRINERS' STRANGE PETS
MAKE SEATTLE LOOK
LIKE ORIENTAL zoo

seattle WASH july ',-Seatue tolNs
are being asked If they d hike to hoard
a couple OF camelS for a week, or II
theN e"lld FURNISH up a rat Tor nice
iat water oultalot or permit three
dozen Wild IeNaS pahtherS TO dhe az
thS,r nome .,
For downright nerve these VISITING
ShrherS' VINO are coming mere Tor the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Eyes Opened To Sight
After TwentIy-0ne Years

Los Angeles, Cal, July 6.--Mlss
Tomsyna Carlisle, the 81 year old
Berkeley student, born blinl whose
eyes have inst been opened by u
surgical operation, saw her mother for
the first time today. She arrived hero
aboard the steamer Rear from San
Francisco and was met nt the gang
plank by her mother, Mrs, r. r, Carlisle
Of Pasadena The greeting was patho.
tie.
The girl slowly walked down tho
plank as though some Of the uncCr.
tainncss Of blindness still affected her,
She looked at the crowd with pu1-
llel expression, Then the mother
stepped eagerly forward. They met
What they said was whispered No
/ bystonder heard IT,
/ Entering an automobile, they were
/ hurried to Los Angeles aud thence To
Pasadena In Los Angeles Miss Carl.
isle met friends whom she had known
intimately for years They were an
strangers to her until they spoke.
Then she recognized their voices.
Quantities OF flowers were given
her at the residence Of friend in Los
/ Angeles She expressed renewed won.
/ dermcnt at the appearance Of the bios.
SONS and looked with more wonder at
the crowded streets as her automobile
slowly proceeded through them.
$50 this Is Los Angeles she said,
almost my own city. Yet there is
nothing familiar about it, except tho
uUispy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

from Nyssa, Ore, has purchased the
Hotel Silverton.
Mrs Emma Cobb entertained her
friends, Mr.. and Ms. 4. l.. Baillie.
from Clackamas, the past week. The
Baillie and the Cobb families were
neighbors in Nebraska many years ago.
Miss Esther Hines was a North
Howell visitor the Sunday past, a guest
at the Ed Mcdonald home
Mrs. c. NJ. Wegsted, Of Portland.
was an over Sunday visitor at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Ed Johnson.
II, w Bray has purchased a barber
shop at Woodburn and with his family
has moved to that place.
]. +. Thomas was down from Hult
on business short time the past week
Arthur Williams came over from Mo.
lalla to spend the Fourth and attend
/ the celebration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

sister, Miss Esther, and Miss Vesta
Conrad, enjoyed the hospitality of the
Arthur Hobart home last Sunday after.
noon.
Hugh Small spent the weekend with
friends at the Capital City.
L. c. Goplernd, brother Of Mrs G. G.
Evans and cousin Of John Goplernd.
of this place, spent the past week with
the relatives here. Mr.. Goplernd is
prominent in the business circles of
Portland North Dakota, and has been
attending the Frisco exposition.
Howard NJ. James, superintendent Of
the Silverton schools, is in Eugene at.
tending the summer lecture course.
Alvin Hobart was given a royal vel.
come home from Corvallis, where he
has been attending summer school, by a
bunch Of his friends last Thursday
night 1t was a surprise and very sue
cessfuly carried out. The big hay barn
was cleared out and decorated for the
occasion. There were about 90 Of these
happy young people and such COED
time as every one had Mrs Hobart
and Miss Anna served refreshments
consisting Of sandwiches, cake and
punch. The following were present;
Clara Howard Eta Plett, Laura Taft,
Maude McMorris, Faye Allen, Esther
Holloway, Hilda Chase and Anna Ho.
bart; Harry spraguc, Dewey Allen,
Arthur Dickman, Walter Taft, Ralph
Holloway, Leon Sprague. Harvey and
Ralph Jack, Alvin and Theodore Hobart
and Master Cleo Coltrin,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ?. slade entertained
the formers cousin. W. D. Patrieran. q
Woodland Wash, merchant, this week
y. NJ. Lewis. representing the salem
Monument works, was in the city the
first Of the week.
The Home Circle Of the Synod churcl
met al the country home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Tweed last Sunday. A gooC
crowd was in attendance and o socia
dav passed with an excellent program
and nice lunch that are special requis
4, ties Of these enjoyable get.togethe
meetings. b.,
, The Charles Hartman family viii
p Mrs. Cobb and her guests, Mr. and Mrs
Bailie, enjoyed an automobile tnl
2 through the country in the vicinity o
. Mt. Angel last Sunday.
B. N. IaBare. former resident %
Victor Point but Syho now lives o
, Wren. was @ business caller in the cit,
{ short time ago.
Henry Ulyin is home for the sum
mer vacation. His friends afe glad q
know Of his success IN bis school votJ
H.. M the medical college 10 Portland.
The Par,low family are enjoying
visit from their friend, Mrs hmm
. Marx. Of Iowa Fails Iowa.
y Fritz Slade. 0f salem. brother %
our peninl tovnsmau, Charles eiade'
touring the eastern states and WI
a maxi am extended visit With friends
!. bi. ola home 10 Nova scotia.
Llovd Davis, of Dee spent fe'
b., 5ays the past week with biz parent
= M ana Mrs r. J. Davis
! Mr. Lou Wolford cn'erteinei h'
niece. Miss Jessie loomis. Of Eugen'
!. tho last OF the week.
a Mrs Judd. Of Salem, accompanied b
ber daughter. Mise Alice. were guest
IL of silvertou relatives few days A'
> week. ,..,-.-.,,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED AID
THEY ARE BUSINESS GETTERS-
ONE CENT A WORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
ON THE FIRING LINE

You must leave the Land of No.
where,
Whore they never rise aud shine.
The world viii run
Where The things are done,
And that's on the Firing Line.
Fair is tho Land Of Dreaming
Rest of thc palm aud pine,
But life coils Life
10 The splendid strife,
And that's on thc Firing Line
'Is the strife Of Toll, far ringing
on strength and courage fine,
The brave and true
Where tbr work 's 10 DO.
Aud tbat's ON tbc Finug Line
~ J.. STANTON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
RECITAL AT snvERToN.

The piano recital given at The opera
house last Friday evening under the
management OF Mrs Gertrude Smith
was one Of the most pleasing events OF
the Kind ever enjoyed by local audi
pnre. Included Zoo the numbers we're
piauo solos by Morley Browne. Grace
Browne. Helen Wolrott, Cecil Browne
and Mrs smith aud besides these duets
were played by MB Smith and Miss
Gertrude Wolcott and Grace and Nor
ley Browc All displayed excellent abIl
ty and were met with enthusiastic ap.
IIausc. Vocal solos were rendered by
Mrs Richardson, Mrs Main and NJ
sladc. lu each ease the work was fully
up 10 the standard These parties are
all quite well known and when 81 i'
announced that any one OF them s "a
appear no further guarantee BE- nceo
san.--silvcrtn Appeal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
COLONEL HoFER's VIEWS

pacIfr Coast Manufactured
The Uoftsman's craze Of debating
laws tg regulate the fish and game loo.
du,tuos is bearing some funny fruit
This department collects about $4,000
% yrar boo fees aud licrnsrs and thc
.pDiFmon are fighting over The plum
der
The hsh and gamc lobby WIS power
ful enough 90 dictate i0 the legislature
1ud trainloads OF lobbyists blocked ulI
reforms
Now the inside political bunch oi bi
pariIsaus are hogung the fnttcst place.
with the least work and thc biggest sal
aries.
Naw bounty laws were created ant
among them is one f0r tho eradication
0f the coyote, some counties paying 3
double bounty
Of co1rse, there are thousands 0
square miles " wilderness where thl
coyote breeds, and in one night b,
rnn travel a hundred miles.
The coyote lives on the jack rabbit
and destroying the coyote make, th
jack rabbits an insuffcmhlc and DE-
/ s'rIetiyc post.
Following item shows what follow
destruction of the coyote, the ubtuu
foe ~ the rabbit Il s from the llcpr
nef Herald.
"From the north end of the count
comes reports that the rabbits are q,
stroying the crops One field VI ~
acres 0f wheat was completely destroy
cd end We hear that they are ebtiu
other crops and iniuring fruit trees"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
Seattle Factories viii
Supply Ammunition

Scnttlc, Wash, July THE needs or
Russia for ammunition is t0 bee sup
piled m part from Seattle factories.
t0ntors uugrcgatiug Sl,2iO0OO, il p
shld here today are to be- awarded dur
ing the next two or three days To tho
Seattle Dridock aud Construction com
pauY the Pugc Sound Iron and steel
Works OF rncoma, the Vulcan Manu-.
featuring company of this city, Sum
nrr Iron Works Of Everett and Other
companies iu and around Seattle. Three
quarters of million dollars iu goll
buIltU which arrived last Saturday
from Nlnliy0stn'h on thr liner Muua
sofa, ls suid 10 be- used as pnrt payment
on these contracts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
PICNIC AT wAcoNDA.

On Sunday, June 2G, quite a number
from this place iourncd 10 the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thurman near Wa.
conda, where they were Joined by other
relatives and friends from Whitoson
and a most enjoyable day was spent.
While there was nothing elaborate
about the occasion, O most agreeable
time was spent by the more than fifty
guests present Al the noon hour a
umTtuous picnic dinner was served
and the afternoon was spent Ia social
conversation.
Those present were;
George W. Thurman and family. OF
Waconla: Mrs N J.. Town. a Canada
mother OF Mrs Thurman; Mrs d. a
Hardy, H. v. Remington and family,
Chas Robins and family, X. =. Martin
aud family, Jas Glover and family, A
Garlic and family, Burns and family
/ w. A. Forest and family and Miss Nel
| Ne Garlic, an Of Whiteson. Mrs. T.. J
Thurman, John Thurman and family
I Ed Miner and family, Mr.. and Mrs
|F. p. Webb, Mr. G. NJ Watson ant
daughter, Miss Marie, Of silyerton.--
silverton Appeal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
VICTOR POINT NEWS

Capital journal Special seryice)
Victor Point, July Earl Woods,
the well known hop and wool buyer, of
Silyertm, is buying cattle in this 10.
cality, some Of the sales already made
were 10y Henry Jaquet, Jacob Oppligcr
and Roy Fox
A good "joke" on Albany. Jos,
Doertler while touring with hi, brother
came clear through Albany and not uu.
Ill be landed in jefferson did he know
he had been in Albany.
James Darby and family were at the
Falls yesterday and are planning a
trip to Mehama next Sunday with
Jacob Doerfler aud I'd Kauzc.
Harrison Jones was arrested in Sn
yerton during the celebration last Sat
urday for speeding.
McAlpiue will play Union Hin next
Sunday on the McAlpine BAH grounds
The Victor Point band took Silycrtor
in storm during the celebration re-
ceiyiug the band royalty after eyerl
piece.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
CLAXTAR NEWS

Capital journal Special Seryice)
ClaNtar, Or, July Miss Violet
Newton spent few days in Portland
visiting relatives,
Hatcsville school board since recent
election consists OF Burr Teal, r. Arm.
strong, Harry Z, White and Lloyd
Reynolds
Among the Young ladies' from here
taking the recent teachers eNamua.
tou at Salem were Miss Lottic McAtct
aud Miss Ida Louise Denny both OF
Hayesvine. Also Miss Lucy Springs
tube, of Kcizer also tool, the eXamiua'
tions.
The main crowd from this vicinity
celebrated the ith at Salem as guests
of the commercial club, Every report
is one Of praise for the delightful hos
pitality Of the Cherry City Nothing 20
equal it ever before IN Salem is the
general verdict Many went TO prat,
um and were well pleased
At the salmon fisheries whore many
young men from this vicinity are spend
ing the summer, ! tons OF fish were
caught m Wednesday of last week
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