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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-09-10
WESTERN

Several farmhouses are reported to
have been destroyed by a newly dis
covered fire in the Malhour forest in
the central part of Oregon.
The project of harnessing the gi-
gantic power of the Colorado river in
the vast depths of the Grand canon of
Arizona is now to be reality.
From Sioux Falls. S. D.. to Denver
is the route of proposed new rail
road. which Tore Teigen. an attorney
from the South Dakota city, is pro-
noting.
A law passed by the last California
Legislature requiring the labelling of
imported eggs was declared unconsti.
tutional in the Superior Court at San
Francisco.
Suffragist leaders in Illinois will
seek final ruling in the courts on the
tional delegates as well as presiden-
tial electors.
The Utah highway commission has
let contract for concrete highway
between Salt Lake City and Murray
the cost of which will be S234. 900. ac-
cording to Walter b. Elcock.
John S. Mosby, Jr., of Washington.
d. c.. well known in Denver and Colo
RADIO, as Jack" Mosby. former law
yer, newspaperman and educator. died
at the Emergency hospital. Washing
ton, aged 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-09-10
WASHINGTON

To date 425,OOO horses and mules
have been shipped out of the United
States for the European belligerents,
The Department of Justice is max
ing thorough investigation of charges
against several officers of the Colo
RADIO National Guard involving mis-
appropriation of government funds
and the disappearance of government
property during and prior to the strike
in the southern Colorado coal fields.
Serious weaknesses common to all
four of the navy's IF" type of sub
marines are pointed out in the report
of the board of inquiry which made
an investigation at Honolulu immedi-
ately after the loss of the FL with
her crew of twenty-five last March.
The United States treasury is In ex-
cellent condition. and there is no pres
ent prospect that the administration
will issue bonds or short-term notes
to FIJI its Golfers, according to a state
ment by Secretary McAdoo on his re-
turn to Washington from a months
vacation In Maine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Two Accidents Reported
To Commission From
Marion County This Week

But two accidents were reported 10
the state industrial accident commits
sion from Marion county for the week
ending October and both of these
were from Silvcrton. Clarence Dahlen
spraned an ankle whilo working in a
sawmill ard Peter Knoldes was also
injured in Il s1Wmill at Silverton. Dur
ing the wecl' there were 1874 accidents
reported to the commission, three OF
wnirh were fatal,
Of the total number reported, l3l
were subject 10 tho workmen s com
penastion ad 33 were from public util-
fly corporations, 10 were from other
firms and corporations who have re-
iected the ret, was from corpora
lion which does not employ labor in
hazardous occupation.
The following shows the number of
accidents by industry: Sawmill AZ,
railway operation "a, construction 10,
logging Is, iron and steel Is, mining
3, quarry 8, brewery 4, paving T. paper
mill 6, trespasser on r. X. 4, transporta-
tou company 3, warehouse 2, light and
power 3. telegraph and telephone com
pany 2, passenger ON X. Il. 2, bystander
70. laundry 2, railway company 2, and
Of the following onl eaen: Department
store. commission house, creamery,
wood yard, machine shop, canneiy,
bakery, hardware copmany, machinery,
brick ald tile, unholstefng, garage.
fruit drying, planning MILL tank and
pipe Mfg, meat packing, wo0dsaw, con
densery, aud heating plant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
BY william Philip simms.

Paris, Sept. l3.-(By maiD--After
the war is over the American aerial
legion now enlisted with French fore,
es o'for the period Of the war;" viii
return to America as the "Escadrille
Amerieaine and promote propaganda
for more thorough American aerial de-
fense.
American members Of the French
Foreign Aerial Legion already nave
asked the French government to IN
corporate them into single aerial
squadron under the leadership Of 9. 7
Weymann. dean Of the American ilier,
and one.winner of the international
Aviation cup.
The squadron's individual exploit
would be recorded under the collective
title OF "Eseadrillc Amerieaine.
phese American boys have played
and are playing an important part -
making, through daring aerial raids
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
SERB|ANS Claim
GERMANS CHECKED
IN FIRST DRIVE
Field Marshall Won MaCken-
/; son Must Await Rein
fOrCements
one INVADING FORCE
ISREPORTED WIPED OUT
Germans Captured Trench
From French On West
Front Yesterday

Paris, Oct. $50 decisive the Ser.
bians defeated the Austro. Germans
who tried to capture the Belgrade Con.
stantinople Rilroad, Nish asserted to.
day, that ID is predicted no further ad.
vance will be attempted until Field
Marshal Won Mackensen aas been heav.
lily reinforced.
The Nish official statement claims
dhat the Teuton advance guard which
crossed at the Belgrade fortress has
been partly destroyed, and partly cap
tured, while at Yarak, ZabrOz and the
isle of Prograrska, the enemy has been
confined to the brink of the river.
Elsewhere, said the statement, fight
ing continues.
That the Teutons are not only hurl
ing some Of their Russian forces into
the attack. but also are utilizing some
of their italian troops is indicated
from the statement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
American Aerial Legion
VIII Return After the War

France's Reputation for mastery OF tae
skies.
Weymann has shot down a German
Taube he caught circling over Rheins.
Other daring exploits are TO his credit.
He is held in esteem by the French on
an equality with the best French ayia.
tors.
Eight other Americans, by enlisting
for "the period Of the war; aud un.
dergOing the required training have al.
ready received their licenses. Eleven
more are just winding up their proba'
tionary period.
The licensed Americans Include vii.
liam Thaw. already an under.lieutenant,
Norman Prince, Elliott Cowden, Fra
zier Curtis, James Bach, Burt Hall, II.
q. Guerin and Didier Mason.
Aside from the regular training
which they have undergone as plota
they have been given by the French
government al Of the special instruc
tiOn necessary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Mayor s Statement.

San Francisco Oct 9-Mayor viii
liam Thompson, o. Chicago, arrived in
San Francisco teday and from nis bath
tub in u local hotel issued u statement
to newspapermen il which he said;
''lf the newspapers want me 10 talk,
tell them that with reference TO the
cleaning up o Chicago, | will enforce
the law. AS mayor, | was sworn to do
it, no mhtter what has been said about
prediction promises, though there IA
little truth in tnNs Whatever ~ per
sona convictions inay be, ] can only oa.
force the law.
TN. mayor was here 10 help celebrate
Chicago Day Ut tn Panama Pacific eA.
position today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Russians Claim Victory.

Petrograd, Oct. 9.-In the fierce pro.
longed battle about Dvinsk, the bal.
0nce Of the latest gains swayed 10
Russia s favor it was officially claimed
today. There were, however, 40 vital
changes n the positions Of the two
armies, battling now with an artillery
fire that envelors the whole Dvinsk
front. Russian captures included an
aErored trqin with 1900 prisoners and
many machine guns Fifteen hundred
were made rri'soTer near Luisk. Al
some points German progress, however
WIS admitted.
From Drisvvatitsca river crossing Ia
omorgor protected battlo" was re-
ported raging.
Dctails are lacking regarding the Of
fioial report thst British submarine
destroyed German transport off the
German coprt.
OFF Sch'ock, Russian warAips 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Leaves for Philadelphia.

New York, Oct. 9.-President Will
son and his fancee left here for the
worlds series game at Philadelphia at
II o'clock.
After taking breakfast with Colonel
House in the latter's apartment the
executive motored to the st, Regis ho-
tel to meet Mrs. Norman Gait, his be-
trothed and they. then motored for n
time along the fashionable Riverside
Drive. Many automobiles followed
Suddenly a gust of wind sent the auto
president IS hat whirling away, while
the entire auto procession stopped and
several persons raced for the honor of
returning it, Mrs. Gait beside him,
laughed at him, somewhat to his EN-
bnrrassment as he woHed for the re-
turn Of the hat.
She was dressed in n simply tailored
black broadcloth suit with the coat cut
long and slightly eutaway in front,
Her neck piece was Of black fur and
she wore a large eorsage bouquet Of
tia %.rplc orchids the president s
gift.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
PITCHER FOSTER WINS HIS OWN GAME
PRESIDENTS FIANCEE
MONOPOLIZES EYES
OF GREAT CROWD

their preliminary strides an aOur and
half before the game. All of this
shows the morale effect of one win.
President Wilson and fiancee, Mrs
Gait, arrived at the park at 2;04 A
mighty cheer swept the stadium as the
president and Mrs Gait made their way
to the flag bedeeked box reserved for
them.
The beautiful future first lady of
the land smiled pleasantly in response
to cheers. The president bowed and
DOTTED his hat and agreeably posed for
an army of photographers. AT their
request the president and Mrs. Gait
faced each other and smiled into each
other s eyes while tine cameras clicked
President Wilson then presented his
fiancee to Mayor Blankenburg and
President Baker of the Phillies. Tae
game was delayed four minutes waiting
the arrival OIL the party.
The president showed extreme good
nature but photographers became Sc
persistent that he stood up and shak
ing nis hand at them, shooed the Gamers
men away. They had been swapping
the president and Mrs Gait for a good
five minutes.
Before the presidential party ar
rived, Cravath amused himself by put
ting homers in the grand stand.
The Red Sox, however, were forced
from the lair long before o clock anC
went about their business in a silen
and efficient sort of way. May serveC
up Boston 8 slants for the Red Sox t.
knock about. For Philadelphia De
maree worked.
The infield was in good shape, Cease
less efforts had turned YESTERDAY
spongy blanket into firm smoothness
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
By George II. Holmes.

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Philadelphia, Oct. D,--ueorgo Foster,
the smallest pitcher in baseball, this
afternoon won fingle.handed the sec
ond game Of the world Is series from
Philadelphia, 2 70 |,
Picture, OF you cnn, about as tense
moment ns the grand old game ever
saw the ninth inning; score tod to
I, md two out and the winning run
awaiting ON second base. Then II you
your imagination still is revolving, put
pitcher who has chucked az brainy
and clever n game MS world Is series
cnvcr saw, nt bnt. That man wai
George Foster And Foster sont Q
screaming single on q sizzling line over
second base and Gardner came in with
the run that boosted Boston g stocE
about 100 per cent.
Today's game was full Of those tense
moments. One side was always threat
eninp TO break up the game, but nev
or quite snucccoding. Foster pitched
probably the best game ever seen by
world Il series crowd and certainly
the brgt gamo that President Wilson
over saw or probably win ever see.
The little Bostoninn held the far
,famcd Philly wUcking crew to three
(its. two u which, however, came II
the fifth inning and resulted IN Phila
delphin = lone market. Crayoth IN thn'
inning had led of with screaming
double which Duffy lewis did wen t'
/ hold to lg.q than throS .basos,S Frc}
the mort feared member Of Moran
crowd doubled 20 center field wall nn'
! Craynth q0mc home in walk. Mayer
with whom Moran had hoped to eros
the Ned Sox board Of strntcgy pitchc'
erratc ball lie was in hot water Il
the fi,N inning aud WIS plainly merry
ous. lie got nwag badly by w@lkin
Hooper. Scott died an easy death or
suecesdve singles by Speaker. nm
Hobltzel aided by nm error by Burn
allowed the first marker Of the gam
10 come across.
With that one run advantage 10 bo
ster him up, Foster pitched like
fiend.
FOR four innings not Philly reache
first base, five OF them dying b.
strike outs. II Boston doesn't site
geofge Fosters monument on the Con
mons. II ought 10. Foster made a
many hits himself as he allowed th
phillies-three
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
WILSON AND F|ANCEE
ARE HAPPY AS KIDS
The Much-Talked Of Engage
ment Ring Proudly Worn
By Mrs. Galt

Newark, N. j., Oct, 9.--(Aboard Che
presidential al.)--Happy as chill
dren, President Wilson and his fiancee,
Mrs. Norman Gait, are en- route to
Philadelphia to the world series
games.
On Mrs. Gait finger cleaned big
solitaire, set in platinum, which spark
led as she removed her gloves after
boarding the train at New York. She
and the president selected it last night
in New York, from collection sent to
Colonel House apartments by a Fifth
avenue jeweler.
"Isn't it perfectly beautiful, "
smiled Mrs. Calf, displaying the gem,
as the president looked on in open
pride and delight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
THE STOCK MARKET
WAS IRREGULAR TODAY

copyrighted 1915 by the New Yorl,
Evening Post.)
New York, Oct. g.--The opeISng was
somewhat irregular on the stock ex'
change today, with many railway
shares higher, bat with many industrial
lower, and the market continued 10
show Yesterday tendencies. The in
itial industrials lower, and the market
continued TO snow yesterdays ten.
denotes. The initial strength Of rail
way stocks continued. Some advanced
two points or more, practically all Of
them showed increasing strength. In
dusirials received much less attention
and many declined.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Heavy cannonade.

London, Oct 9---From vantage points
wrested from the enemy Friday, south
Of the important strategic point of Ia.
hure a heavy bombardment is Being di.
rected against the Germans lie Ira
peze, one of tine captured positions,
was mentioned in dispatches from tae
front as an imEorta:t French gain. The
heavy artillery battle along many
points Of the front is plainly part of
the program of clearing the way for q
continued advance of the allies.
In the battle around Loos, the Brit
ish have Gecisively checked the Ger
man counter attacks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Chicago viii Not
Obey Mayors Ukase

Chicago Oct. 9.-Mayor Thompson
may issue usases and edicts galore, bat
Chicago will not be entirely dry to-
morrow. Where there is thirst, thore
will be drink, providing it is bought
before midnight tonight.
All supplies Of wet goods bought be-
fore twelve can be served in tho caics
and restaurants on the Sabbath under
modification OF the air tight Sunday
lid order, made after Corporation Coan-
sci Folsom and Chief OF Palice eHaly
conferred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Peugot Takes Lead

Sheepshead Bay, d. Y, Oct. 9.--Rip-
ping around the two mile oval at a
rate of l04 miles an hour Dario Resta,
driving a Peugot early took the lead in
the great $50 mile dash for the Astor
cup. Johnny Aitken and Ralph Mul.
ford, both driving Peugots were in sec
ond places. A crowd of $4,000 greeted
the twenty entrants at the start of the
greatest motor race, with thunderous
cheers.
On the eighth lap 0ldfield (Delage)
was out permanently with IL broken pis'
ton rod and Mulford followed few
seconds later with broken connecting
rod, Cooper (Stutzl joined the cripple'
at the 4sth mile win broken valye.
The race was for cash prizes totGllinG
over $4,000 and it inaugurated the new
s3,500,000 planked speedway which il
planned as the fastest in the world,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Germans capturo FRENCH.

Paris, Oct. 9,-Gcrman forces cap
tured part Of the first line trench near
Leintry last night in the course of a
series of reconnaissance attacks, it Wa
officially admitted in today's commin
ique.
Tremendous German losses, around
LOos yesterday, however, were report
cd, The Teutons attacks in taeir dense
lines, followed by many columns ollS
TO be wiped out by French artillery
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Posses Taye Returned.

Parkersburg, w. Va, Oct. 9.-Posses
returned today from the woods here
abouts without locating the bandits,
who yesterday held up a Baltimore &
Ohio train and escaped with a large
amount Of federal reserve bank notes
as well as much unsigned currency.
Earlier reports indicated that some Of
the bandits had been cornered. The
loot was variously estimated today to
be from 100000 to $l,O00,000.
If the loot is as vast as reported,
this is the largest single robbery in
American history.
The authorities are not likely to ac-
cept the government offer Of militia
to assist in the search. Detectives and
government agents are working
throughout the state on the theory
that the robbers were either employees
of the railroad or in close touch with
the postal department.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Vienna is Satisfied.

Vienna, Oct 9.-SerDian resistance
to the Austro German armies who cross.
ed the Serbian line at three points has
been vain thus far, it was officially
claimed today. To the Serbian cQnten.
tion that tAe invaders Lave not ad.
vaneed beyond the river banks, forming
the boundary, the only answer here is
that "attempts to harrass our opera.
tions have been frutless everywhere
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09

..1. A,. lou o.o lo1t t,,o fo,l
s'liNo '"o' va" ono' o"' WV, ~
ball three, wide, foul, Speaker stlll up
speaker singled 10 rlght, hooper tax
ing thiru, hopntzel up ssrike one,
ball one, Speaker out stealing, Burns to
Niehott, Hooper scoring, Burns drop
ping the ball at the plate, IT was an
error Tor Burns BAH two, hopntSet
singled 20 center. Lewis up, strlke
one; hoblltzel out steaing, Burns 70
Nlehott. one run, Two hits, one error
Ihe president showed exceilep, cvn,
trol when nc tosseu OUT tne puii WIN
which play was opened nat III nauu'
Umpire higler theh nahueu.u paeE NJ 70
him after Mayors tirst ettort' Inc
hed SoX thea began pomparalhg -
inliauelpn,a- o'ooh up, o"I p'
strike one, STOCK out, Scote 70 mopnl'
eel. Bancroft up, pall one, pail twoi
strike one, strike TWO swu%i s'rike
three, bancrott ianneu' rasNvIt w
strike one, calledj pan one, striSs wv
called. PaskeIt out, starry 70 ros'er
NO runs, no hls no errois'
Hobhtzel got an ASSIST ON the pmy
on fasKert ne knoeScu 'pu in,
centeriisiuer ~. ony u9Tn ~. ~" D.
not hold IT. ~ then Tosleo DUCK 10 i,ur ,
~ VINO nailed ~. me prosiuont "nu
MRS dult were intehsly inloros'eu ~
the game ana wa'cnoa p'V'y p'"y
o%soiy. .ina. po.4on o,,is rn
second inning; nSston-LcMis ,, up
strike one, cuiieui p0i, que, s'',ao wv,
called, foul' LOWS ipnnu9 UuIunsl
up pan one, striEe; cu,,uu' u"iuuu h,,
singled TO leit ilelu' nn' w D
one, toui, strike one Ioul' s.rlhe WV"
naSg inmheu, ano"as ~ up' 90 Inaerrs
eailed. lnoInns ou'' .Muyo' w '''''' '
NO runs, one nlt, no ul'Vis. ~, ,.;, nd
mayer nau settluu VI .",s ,"as ,hn pnd p
was bending mem Oyer ior .S S"' nth a
poA p"ls'nur W." ,na Lard Cor their
Lewis and Barry swung nara TOT 'ne'r
Third stIike a..,to
PhilodelPhla-OrnV w es
one, eolledi pnii one, str'kp WV, 1"une'
Orayath famed i-Sue,us W, p"ii u"o'
foul, strike twoi toub striNe wv.
Lnderus famed lie swung at 'ne ms.
ball. Whitted up s.rne one, oa,tu,
ball one, ball two, Dali three, ssrlAt
two, collcdi toui' Whit.eu vu'' 80
TO Hoblitzel NO runs, no mus Nv
rors. c.a
Foster certeiniy looknu Eoou, ,ars
Nu.n W." ,t'uo' n '9, "a, hohind two
put all their weight oen,nu o,. '"9
healthy swings IN VhSlr P'o''''
striking out - No.. nn
Third lnninR' pos'onLros,1r Sar p'
ball one, strike one, SuiIsu, "'', r,or ."
foul, strike TWO; oail 'n'ee' e.,
famed ana wus t"'Uwn W U"' striLe
Burns TO Luderus; nooPu. 'P' Io.ncr 9
one. IL was tou' s't,N' Sat, ' pn
famed lie swung W ~, In I'm rp'
bnll one, S'rlEe one, mleS, "a is
strike two, called Sou ieumv" nrro,s "
swung NO runs, no N.Y. . aI a.r;tcor,
This was Mayer . 'ou''" ''''"''''
OF the game ,y, 1 No, oelt
President WILSON an M pbutv nitcb.
laughed hcartiiy W. t"g hn',g he
era victims thIew .nt,' ~" I'' bonc.
ground ana went p"cN w. d",nhin" i"T % Nie.
in''u aallnJ. eod strike
hoft mp strlNe onS Oa,' Niehnff {nn
twoi Dail ono, pu, % pnrns ami
ned Burns up, uu" az ana,sd Xxx
Hobhtzci 70 hoS'o, VIZ oa 1o, n,v.n a
bag Mayer a25s ho, pau one.
hand as ne came 70 'n1 p1'' e.'L str,Le
bail tw9, SriSo onv NV ~ ,nns 40 Mia
two. Mayer ianheu' NO runs w "''''
no errors ~, a.A ..,iLcont
roster huhB UP hlh MN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09

X-JunNrln ran TOT lnOmub
xx-IIendricksen b0,tcd for Scott in
seventh.
Summary: Two hasc hits Foster,
Cravath, Ludcrus. Struck out, by Mnv.
er, 7; by Foster, T. Runs responsible
for Mayer /; roster, l., Base on balls,
Off Mayer, 9; OFF Foster, none. Time
Of game, 2;05. umpircs, Evans,
O'Loughlin, Riglcr and KLEIN.
Attendance Figures efficial, 30
3O6, Gross receipts, s52,020. Nation.
al commissions share, 5000; players
shares, $2s,005.66,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09

IlO1|' LIZ turned ms Dack TO the
struggling athletes and took couple
of looks at the presidents fiancee.
Speaker showed the crowd some slug
gi ig during practice. Jack Barry did
some flashy second basing, Dave Ban
croft opened up a new bag of tricks.
Nobody saw them. Nobody applauded.
The presidents s fiancee was here.
In vain did the athletes strike Nepo-
leonic poses. Nothing doing-the pho
tograpaers would have none of them. A
picture of a bali player can be taken
any day. The presidential box, fes-
tooned with flags, banners and the
floor covered with green carpet was
in the ground tier near the Boston dug.
out. On Que side of it was the box of
w. F. Baker, owner of the Phillies;
or the other was +. f. Pennocks.
Neither had a carpet on the floor. The
Phils exercised star-priveleges and got
on the field late. They were taking
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Submarines Active.

London. Oct. 9.--After days of in
activity, German submarines resumed
TODAY. The British vessels Silver Ash,
3,759 tons ard the Scawby, 3,65s tons
hcvo been sunk.
No reference was made in the Off
cial report to tho fate Of tneir crews.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
POSSE FINDS TRAIL
Of TRAIN ROBBERS
Spscial Train Carrying Detec.
lives Is Rushed To
Scene

Wheeling, W. Va, Oct. 9.--Upon
word from sist&4ille, that a posse
with bloodhounds had found the traij
of bandits who yesterday Etcd b. &
o. train of quantity OF unsigned
bank notes, a special train rushed
there today carrying fifty detectSes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Have Not Lost niusrs

Amsterdam, Oct. 9.-Contredicting
the British claim tlat go German sub
marines have been destroyed, a semi
official Berlin statement today said:
"We havo at our disposal cOnsid-
erably greater number of urblersea
boats than at the beginning of the
war. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
GREATER PABT.

Berlin, via London, oct. 9.--Belgrade
the old capital Of Serbia is almost EN-
tiroly in the hands of 1eutOn invaders
We have captured the greater part
Of Belgrade," said IN ofiicial state
mont iOhnY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Minister Leaves Sofia.

Niqh. Oct. 9.-The Bulgarian minis.
ter has left Serbia. This move, it is
believed prenages ither an actual dec
laration, oES state Of war without a
declaration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Kaiser Ia Serbia.

Amsterdam. Oct 9-Ksiser o Wilhelm
is reported from Berlin TO be about to
leave for Serbia TO supervise military
onerntiorq in the Germans drive for
Constantinsplc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-09
Rnlrarians Concentrate.

Athens, Oct. 9.-Officered by many
Germans, and strongly supported by ar
tillery, the bulk of Bulgaria's cavalry
is concentrated at Kostendil, Is miles
from the Serbian border.