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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
0ciat PERSONAL
BY MoLLIB RUNCoRN

Where flowers bloom in winter,
And hearts are full Of cheer.
Wore with you, San Francisco,
In this your grd0test fair,
With you wen sing the praises
OF your great golden bear;
The state Of wealth and sunshine,
Where hearts are brave aud true;
We loyc you, san Francisco,
Wo'rc mighty prnd Of you
A literary entertainment Of high or.
der Is to be given in the Swedish Meth.
odist church, corner Of South Fifteenth
and Min streets, Friday evening, April
ninth, beginning at eight O'Clock. Mrs
Blanche liston Nomeyor and others
among the best talent iu Salem will
take part in the program
A family reunion was held at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Shcdcck.
ST. at l02S South Twelfth street Eas
ter sunday the following being prcs.
cnt' Mr., and Mrs, y. y. Shedeck and
a""''S M' ana N,rs' Lo9le Shedeck
Sn onu lun'N' O., I",tlNhIi MISS Lmma
Sn,i,,i S%oIVyS o1u ,lr Mr Joseph and Rudolph
'"o'''"' OF 'o's ''tl
Ibccn ,hc oonsn rnc,, ,,,I,'. "' wv, "'s
/ ,br wsrk nr NfrS Nf,rr ,"'P ,, l,''S ", u,
Stotc s,rcot ~ "'' ''o"s' W ''S'
p..c
/ ioivs5ot "nu MIS- '' g. Nelson are
. lo"''lieu ~ 'nSir new residence Just
"'o' VI tue ""''l''' s'nooi'
m'te0d Co. the regular social session
/ of the Eastern star circle which Va
held every fortnight in the lodge rooms,
tho next affair OF this kind will he
at he home of Mry. w. v johnson,
lSOl Market street. A pleasing pro.
gram OF entertainment Is being pre-.
pared, and Mhs. A. j, johnson and Miss
Ella Francis Ellison win receive the
/ guests vita the hostess.
The literary class OF the hieh schn,
win ne entertained by Miss Lola and
Aubrey ,lohnyon at tho Johnson re.i.
dcucc, 1905 Market street tomorrow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

rwVilE California Artisans are making
elaborate preparations TO receive
me visiting membors at the con
ycntion of that order, which will be
held in Oakland aud San Francisco on
July 70, l6 aud H. Mrs. Ella Watt,
supreme instructor Of the order, Of Sa.
lcm, who has been Ia California for
tho past two months in The interest Of
the lodge, reports that the management
OF the Oregon building ON tho fair
grounds has offered the use Of its re.
ccption Ioons, and in honor Of the Wis.
ilom will arrange for a special enter.
tainment and picture show during one
eNca!ng of the convention, Mrs. Watt
IL also negotiating for the use Of the
big pavilion ON the grounds for an
evening A spacious hall in Oakland
abo'o which are beautiful roof gardens
has been selected loi the regular meet
inas Of the convention.
Prizes will be awarded to the best
drilled degree team and much interest
~ being shown In the various assem-
b'ica which are preparing to send team,
20 compete. A special excursion train
win be run from Portland for this oc
tasiln. As thcrc are approximatel,
seven thousand Artisans in Portland, il
~ predicted that il will be necessary
for thoso who wish to take the trip on
thia train to make early reservations.
Tho Salon Artisan degree team, com
porCd Of sixteen Young ladies Of this
city aud captaincd by Mrs, hene ST
liclens, is drilling twice q week, and
~ expected 20 make the other oryaniln
touB lout TO their luutcs In the com
letitivo drill, The Salon yomg mdic,
VIII bO uniformed ia white with trim
mings Of gold braid. They win carry
specially designed parasoh with IN,
nnblcm Of the Cherry city, clustcl
% red cherries and the word t'Sacm.
The ladies Of the team have been giy
ing entertainments aud working iol
the rast several months 10 accumulate
nlpds necessary to detroy the expense,
OF Tho trip,
Accommodations have been arranged
for the members OF tho visiting teams
Who will be met at the train In Oak
land by committees and mado welcome
hnd entertained during the visit.
rae following poem wns Written Nv
Mira Watt aud s entitled "Grcctnes
San Francisco
Fron many lands we re eomnr,
10 greet You nnd To says
"We re with you san Francisco,
Ia heart and band today
lu this yur greatest triumph,
We've come 10 say To you,
We love you, san Francisco,
With your skies of blue,
We love you, San Francisco
Your hay 40 deep and wide
That ships of every nation
May anchor safe inside,
Your bay with phaniom islands,
Made gold with sunset hue,
We love you, San Francisco,
Wore mighty proud Of You.
Ffom your smouldcrng ashes,
Nou roee and built anew
The whole world IL admiring
Tho grit and pluck In you,
You've built tho world a fair gr0ind
NJ wOndfuus beauty here
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Salem, Ore. April I, 1915.

Salem, Ore, April Z, lylo.
Editor Capital Journal: May / ask
through the column of the paper, in
what way | am trying to injure the
young peoples alliance at Fruitland,
or the Evangelical association.
| will acknowledge that | tried to
get the Church for Brother +. I. Por-
ter of the First Christian church of
Salem to hold a meeting in; for the
same offered to give twenty-five
($25) dollars. And all that know
Brother Porter know that he would not
preach anything but the Gospel of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Win the accusers please tell me
wherein | have taught any thing that
was wrong.
must thank the correspondent who
has plainly told them that | was not
debating or conspiring with him
against the evangelical church and J.
believe that if we would all live as
does our brother and neighbor, doing
unto our neighbor as we would be done
by, a great deal of our troubles would
vanish.
am willing to make a public con
fession of my wrong doings as soon as
I find out what they are. But if the
truth is hurting, / say there is some
thing wrong. I have been accused of
searching the records for the faults in
the titles of the church. Now | have
not done anything of the kind. But it
is commonly talked among the neighbor-
hood, and why not get it right now.
For God doesn't want his building
fault.
May we remember the prayer of our
Saviour, st, John, Il Chapter.
M. NJ. RANSOM.
Route 6, salem Oregon,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
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Colds (it often preyents Pneumouial
At your druggists, in 2lc and ss
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BE sure you get The genuine My
TEROLE. Refuse iBitatiOns-set Ehii
you ask for. The AusterOle Company
Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
CHARGE IS BAsELEss

,,.l,, Washington, April S,-The cs,,., .
United States Senator Rv,,an RI tuaiSe \
President Wilson and the IlIva adwi,,l - 4,
u ton were playing into tbe l,,al'''l S,nl' |
German steamship lines, wbo,s 'rn r.,..,
are 'nterned in American nor,. nS.' y. ,'a'i
ing the passage Of the shin Du'.Gal =, v
ol'l, od were today declared 5s,a,e,. Ps,,'i'. \
Chairman Walsh Of the shin 'iST1 ISbb, Y Y
yestigating committee. '''' 7
, Chairman Walsh declared th,t /,
investigation had proven tbero '1,, ~, I !.
basis for Burton's charge, ana IA "a
mated that the Ohio senator bs5 ~,
the accusations unfairly. ' -'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

Vh' regular meeting ot the Richmond
PSreat'reachcr circle will take place
tomorrow evening at 7;30 O'Clock in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
YOUNG GIRL MISSING.

Los Angeles, Cal, April S.-Nrs
Martha Delaney asked the police today
to search for her daughter Emma, age(
Is, who failed to return home yester
day when she went out to look for
work. The girl was discouraged, hei
mother said, by several days of fruit
less search for a position.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

the school building Reports of com.
mittees and other business matters will
take up the earlier part of the evening,
a short entertainment program to fol.
low, in which a group Of school Chi
dren will give song; Florence Eek.
leberry, a song; DR.. j. N. Smith, an
address, and George Q, L. Snyder, two
vocal selections.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

- ''10 077 T07V7 80 ~ T0C, 2 T0r 25c. or S1 ~
uo1 halsserin White lie Detroit Shell Pink General No
Arthur Dark Red, White Killarney White I1rict pr,,,no
Neh Crimson Red American BEAUTY ''''''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

Mrs, y. W. Wilson, of Lincoln, Ne.
braska, who has spent the winter in
Long Beach, Cal, and stopped off at
san Francisco fair ON her way to this
city is spending two weeks in Salem
wishing her sister Mrs. c. McCracken,
ncicn, Mrs. r. N. Hoover, and Mrs
A A, Guetfroy. She expects to leave
today for Portland to visit her sister.
Mrs /. 5. Lyon, before returning home
Mrs, Wilson is delighted with the west
er climate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

encore she sang LlttIe Boy Blue
Miss Fleming and Mr. Houston
closed the vaudeville program with
some original dance steps to the music
Of the High Jinks Novelette,. The ac.
comolished Young devotees of the terp-
sichorean art called fourth rounds of
applause by their graceful interpreta.
ton of tae catchy theme and swinging
lilt If the air. Miss Flemming render.
ed IN original dance in solo for an en-.
core.
In spite of the large crowds which at.
tended each performance the patrons
were seated with the most possible dis.
patch, four Young ladies from the st,
Agnes guild assisting the regular ush.
ers. They we're: Misses Helen Wood,
Helen Deckabaugh, Beatrice Walton
and Doris Churchill. Tonight Misses
Nell Thiclsou, Grace Davis, Evelyn
CASA and Florence Churchill will assist
as ushcrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

The annual election Of Officers of
the senior guild of st. Pauls church
was held yesterday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs, Henry B. Thiclsen, ON
Capitol street. Mrs. Russell Catln was
chosen president; Mrs. William Y. Slat.
er Niecpresilent; Mrs. James Walton
second vicepJcsidtut; Mrs. j. A.
Churchill, third yice.presilent; Mrs. W.
y, N,'fon, treasurer and Mrs. Edward
Weller secretary,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

WAR Brides, the brilliant and
much talked of new drama by Marion
Craig Wentworth, will be- read In its
complete arrangement 10y Mrs. Anna
lisn at the meeting Of the salem Won.
am s club, Saturday afternoon, in the
public library A business mcetinp win
be called at half past two O clock, Mrs.
tlsh to begin her reading at promptl,
three O O'Clock, the entire session 40 be-
given over to her, This event is one
OF 'he most important ON this wear 4
c'uh calendar and has been awaited
with a great amount OF interest. ',War
Brides is considered one e. the finest
Of recent dramatic works, and has been
employed by Mmc. Nazimoya, the ia
nous Russiun actress, as her vehicle in
vaudeville. Her success in this was in.
swnNncous and She a0s continued to
interest hundreds. Other companies
are now forming in the United states
II Is understood, to present the drama
and i is possible that il will be given
ga three parts later
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-04-09

6-All subscriptions must be paid for in
advance to receive the votes.
7-Atstf1e close of the contest 8 compe-
tent menwiN be selected by us to count
the votes and award the prizes.
Votes will also be given on subscrip-
TONS that we previously have but
which have not been paid if collected
for, the same as are allowed on new
ones. Onyrenewals we will allow half
the number ofvotes as are given for
new ones.
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Mrs. Ole Ormo and little son Lauritz
arrived here from Glendive Tuesday.

Mrs. Ole Ormo and little son Lauritz
arrived here from Glendive Tuesday.
Doc. Robson who heretofore
has had his office in the Koehler-
Thompson building has now made
arrangements with Fritz Masser
for two fine rooms above the meat
market where he will have his of
flee hereafter. Remember this
when you come to see the dentist,
Estray Notice-Came to my place
on Sec. %, T, 20, R. 40, A one
brown gelding, branded F. on.
right front shoulder.
4-23 Fred Malkuch, Circle.
Wanted-position as operator
of Gas tractor or steam engine.
Can furnish reference. Call at
this office. 4-16|
E. E. Nourse of Paxton is the
new PaXton-Union stage driver.
George Harms of Atwater, ILL.,,
a brother of Albert Harms of this
place arrived here last Saturday. |
it is Georges first trip to Mon
tana and says that so far he likes
it first rate. He will remain here
at least until next fall.
w. j. West of Correl creek pas
sed thru here Saturday with his
we'll drilling outfit bound for H.
E. Coburn's up on Lone tree for
whom he will dig a we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Gibson and
laughter Miss Helen and son VIM.
'eturned from Valley City, N. D.,
IN Tuesday of this week to take
lp residence on their claims near
Stony Butte. E. L. McClatchie
,rot them out from Glendiye.
Messrs Peter Rorvik and Knute
3oyum left for Glendive the fore
,art of the week to get the Little
)evir' tractor which Mr.. Boyum
ecently purchased. My won't
mute be doing things now tho?
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-04-09

j. H. Vest, brother F. j., C. R.
Babcock and A. M. Taft all of Soda
creek were among the distant Wis
itors in the city on Monday. Mr..
Babcock purchased a fine span of
horses while here. Watch him
turn over the virgin soil up there
on Soda creek now.
PC. Dreyer, w. A. Dowd and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauritz Dreyer pas
sed thru here Saturday bound
for Glendiye. P. C. went in with
Mr.. Dowd to have him bring out
his gas tractor outfit which he re-
Gently purchased from Ed. Storm.
George Tribe of Lost creek who
the past month or so has been in
Glendive taking medical treatment
for an attack of sciatic rheu-
matism returned Monday and we
take pleasure in announcing that
George is now considerably better
than he has been for long time,
which will be good news to his
many friends.
Good Oats for Sale-$1.30 per
hundred. South half sec. 26-20-48 |
i-16 Ludger Gorron,l Circle.
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We understand that on April
10Th and 18th there will be an in
spector here to test all Stations
not already tested for Dourine,
and also all mares that nave not
been tested.
Miss Ella Rorvik is reported to be on
the sick list.
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Church Notice

By Rev. B. F. Bean
Circle II a. M, April 18th
Wlnkler Schoolhouse 8 D. m.
Fountains II a. M, April 18th
Vondett Schoolhouse 8 p. m.
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Rules GOVERNING
Our Piano Contest

Following are the rules governing
the Circle Banner Piano contest:
AL parties wishing to enter this con-
test are requested to either call at our
office and register or write us giving
name and postpffice address.
2-AH Contestants will be furnished
with sample copies, Of the Banner to
use in soliciting subscriptions. Votes
allowedslwilFbe as follows:
Subscription of mos, SOC, 100 votes
6. SO g. $1.OO, 200 {"
q 81 year $500, 500 i"
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Subscriptions to foreign. countries SOC
persyear extra,
3-No subscriptions over-five years to
any one person will be accepted in this
contest.
fan subscriptions should be turned
IN On Tuesday of each week.
5-The standing of all candidates will
be published every week commencing
April 10th. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

idnft uno Die @iicn. imo 2oblengc'
ieIidaft 5pei geiesIih petrennte aor'
porationen iino, iobaB Die Giienbabn-
8eieIli6aft ii1 ourb Die 9eiorOeruna
Der gr5euguijie Der aoblen Stomp.
feiner @eieseSperIesuag i6ulbig &c.
niadt bat. 5crner Iebnt oos 8crihi
ab, Die gerpadytllng Der 2ebieb &
Susquebanna 9tailroao bIrb Die &c.
higb Soal & gsapigation 60. oil Die
Central 9iailroao fir iineiItie gu er.
fldren, ba lie feinc @eiesesperIesuna
inuolpiert.
ShlieBlih lucigert iih bas 8eritt,
9cifmerbcn 81 ltnteriuhen, Die aus
Der 3eit Dor Der &eprganiiiriing Der
9ieaoing @abn i'm Sabre 1896 Der.
riibren. 8crnbe oieier @aiius in Der
Gutidleiblug IGbt erieben, Dab SaS
penniplpnlliidc G5crid)t elmer 3uiam.
mcnIe9llne Der 9etriebc Blpeds Nus.
id)altng bon idranfenloier aonfilr.
renj ourfJmis nidt abbo!o III uno
pon hcn Danseu @eicsen CUR 1rilit.
bduoiauna niGts bGIt. SoIIte oas
Gberhlutoesaeriht, an neld)cS Die Die.
9ierimg appcIliren DiI, bieier glniidjt
bcipflidjten, hunn fonnen mir actroit
0ic i'm G'eicbbud) itehenoen @ntitrlit.
1cieec 5lun alien giien irerien, uno
wenn lcaen Sic 1riiits ierncrbin Dor.
gcganaen peroen icl, ruib Der Son.
nrcb crit nelie gtorneil id,nfieii, inter
lOtId}5n has geidJcben !ann. Inter oen
icBilen @cicben iii eS citcI SpiegeI.
iet,ierei unS nur iiir Die poIitiite
aintc bercdlnet, lpem ota g}arteiett
loren &Iotiprmen 9Saraerapben &c.
gen Die MoiIopoIe einiilgen ODER ee.
neraicuipdlte ild 6urb getreibung
bon (rsitprojeiien nIs 2ruit5er.
Id;mettcrer einen gtanieil MAIDEN mol.
len. Inter 6en ictiger @eieCer un0I
zen !lnperfennbar nlonopoIeiinitigen
imierer 9iulOeseeridJtSbor.
felt iii eS perIorcne 2iebesmiibe unSI
iiir Die aas.
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Oie ruffif6tn 6eert mel:

Die rufiif4sn Seere. ipsl'
DIE aus Gali5ien berausgeIhlassn ipor'
ben limb, baben cine iinssbeure Ssut(
in ben Sdnben Der 9erbiinbeten gu,
riidlaHen miiisn, Die Oeutihsn ia:
ben alsin 100000 Gefaneene ge.
ma6t unb ipenn mir bic Der
Seiterreicber nur auf bic SoGltts
OeranI9Iueen unb bic bey 9es
tobteten, 8sripunbeten unb &ranten
auf bic @eiammt5abl, 70 tommsn mir
gu anoertbalb Winipnsn als bic ruiiia
i9en @eIammtosrluite an Wlsniden
unb unter bieTen befinbet Iib il aiems
lid Der IeBte Reit an ausgettlbeter
Mannl6aft. Q(ber ielbIt lpenn bic
2iiden burd robes Retrutenmategiul
lpieber ausgefiiat perben tOnnen. grOs
bere S6tpisristeiten ipiirbe Rublanb
baben, bas 5eritOrte pbsr ieinsn Seius
ben in bic SGnoe sefallene 8riegsmdtes
rial, insbeionbere bic 300 SSeloeeidiiBe
unb Die gerse BON SnfunterieseDeEren
Su srfeben. 2onbor bat rett. !renn es
augibt, bab ben 9erbiinoeten Der Weg
na9 Waridau offen itebt.
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Sn Rem gort 1T etne Be
egung I'm Sang, BON Der be
S9uIjug.nb nt9t ionoerIih erbaui
iein rpirb, oenn ibr iolen Die 5erieu
pertiimmert lperoen. IS tpiro gegen
bic Qdn9e Der Sommerferien bin9eple=
fer, bic bempraliiirenb nirte, ecnn mas
bas ainb nGbreno Der SduI6eit an
3u6t unb Site selernt babe, 9ebe in
ben fserien bur6 ben GiniluB Der
Strabe pieoer perloren. glud) .rete i'm
9ernen cine llute-brsauns Elm. bic 5lI
iiberbriiden pieber piel 3eit eriorbere.
Sm 9ansen psrliere bas ainp DGbreno
Der a9tjdbrigcu S6ul3eit sipei pole
Sabre bur6 bic 5erien. IS ptro
I6liebIi6 auf bic fosenannte Butter
Itabt 9arp, in Snoiuna, binsepteIen'
mo man teins SfJulierien tennt. Damn
tbut es uns I'm bic S4uIjugenb oieisr
Gto6ltruititabt leib. WabriAeinltd
iinb bic Snbuitries sSupitdne Don Sar9
gu Der GrtenntniB eetommen, sab man
nit Der Qusbeutuug Der Qrbeiter ihon
beim Sinbe anIaugen mub. bamit ne
Iih BEL 3eitsn an bas GepiIattperoen
qepDbnsn, benn es 1T ni4ts tpeiter ais
eir: IaamIpIe 4us6eutuns bes &inoes,
linn cine ununtsrbrodene SpoIfmonas
TIC: S6ulSeit Su5umutben. Sn teirem
Gulturlanbe Der Delt tpiro Der WIenid
10 fbneQ abgenuBt, ipis bel uns. Den
ainbern bic Gerisn ent3ieben, hisbe bic
fen 9rp5eb beidleunigen. mir !polsH
aber aus unisrn ainbern tsine Set'
itestriippel MAIDEN, ebenio tpenig tuis
mir Iie Der inbuitrielIen Gusbeutnns
spei Sabre friiber 5ufihren polsn.
0esneeen fpuen ben ainoern be
Sfulferisn unpertiirst bIeiben "
Iiebe iid bariibsr rs6ten, OBJ e. n'at
beiTer tpdre, bic 5erien iiber bas qan3s
Sobr au pertbeilen. ipie es in 9eutIds
lamb Der TuQ 1T. 0ort bduern bic
orofer SSsrien a5sr aud feds Bodeu
unb fpern mir uns rett beiinnen. l,no
bic 9efammtferien ldnasr ala bier.
melbet man ii6 in aehs
rertreiien iiber bic bier ungsrs9te 6Ia8s
,um @ort. mir tperbsn otsi'n Nns
Iiften in unIsren SpaIten bsrsIt'p'u'Sf
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porationen, Der Central 6aiIroob 60.
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gtaDl1attou 60. nebit Seren Subii0ar
pno FONT nit linen perbunoenen @e.
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aeridjt iiir ben oiiIidlcn Diftrift BON
EennipIpatlen bot eltidlieben, oat
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IngeieeIi6er aombinntion nit einan.
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port bon !SortfobIe ungebiibrIi6 be.
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