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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-03-31

We are authorized to announce
A. G. PORTER, of Helm. as a can
didate for the nomination for Cir
cult Court Clerk. subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democrats of Ohio coun-
ty. at the General Primary election.
August z, 1915.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-03-31

The American flag flying over the
home OF John b. McManus. who was
killed by Zapata soldiers In Mexico
City. was dragged half way down
the pole and desecrated by the Zap
atistas.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-03-31

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life lloen SrpJt M 'pran Uinteren.
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proouftlon 9aaet neo nieo 80 PCT,
ira 40 iii 30 NtiQioner Cons.
Gil @lengiplo err Supporter ira
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SlGbebanbe OF Slpbcmon0ifnb OF.
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a SpiterncS Solber % 3eppeline-
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ner Dor Sol meo Ell Sfipe al en-
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al 1914 Mtilimeter$ Smfrebs, o. ga
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boor n%betpbclig Dor Sor>flobe er /
SterrelIe.
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Stlerne, meo en- 2psitprfe iom er
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blinfenoe sGbeliten pau SinlmeIen.
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cglaa ipimlenoe. - Wolfep bereo.
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Grfebertlla 2ubpig SaIpator bsrte
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ban 9Gresnleolem al oct feiierligc
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San bar nlbrig aiort liz ben1erfet
pna oct militpre e1er politiifc Sm.
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latter. I1erebc fra lin ltn9oom
bopbe ban pGret Iioenifabelig opta-
act al Misunderstanding StlSier.
sra fin golig paa Winorfa ioretog
hun u%bitrofte Sorifningsreiier til
Wiobelhnpcts forifieaiae Ggne.
Salrigc pioenitubeliac Terfer lore.
liuaer ira bans Suouo - DC flelte
uoforl unonplnt - anc inultreret al
ham ielp, tbi Ran bar / Ve't00elle al
ct uopr9get Wale- OF leGnetolert.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
Willamette Pacific
Is Nearing Completion

Eugene, Or, April 6.-Tho grading of
the Willamette.E acifio between Eugene
snd Marshfield is 9S per cent complete.
The last Of the eight tunnels will be
completed in two weeks. Three miles
Of piling across the smaller Coast lakes
is under way, end the 650.foot steel
bridgo across the Siuslaw River will be
commenced at once.
Such were the announcements of II
7. Hoey, assistant engineer of the
Sodthern Pacific, VINO is in charge of
the willamette acific construction.
Completion Of the line to Mapletou
this year is intended.
Good progress has been made on the
2200-foot bridge across Goes Bay. Five
of the piers are completed. A dive
has been brought from Sun Francisco
TO assist in the sinking of the hug,
.9ssions.
The grading will he completed in les
than two months, sayg Mr., lioey.
Porter Bros, contractors are concen
trating their forces on the construction
Of the piling across che arms Of Tsilt
COOS, Tahkenitch and Ten-Mile lakes.
Less than 60 feet Of rock remain be
tween the headings in the long tunne
No, Z. Crews are working both ways
me tunnel is 430O feet long, Less thar
this amount remains in No. 8, a shorter
tunnel. These complete the tunneling
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TAKES over ROADS
Six Oregon Railways and
Steamship Companies Are
Formally Purchased

Louisville, KY April 6.--The pur-
chase of the Southern Pacific of six
Oregon railroads and steamship com.
panies will be completed tomorrow at
Anchorage, Kentucky, when A. X. Van
denter of New York and Alex P. Hum.
|phrey of Louisville, representing $780,
100000 worth of Southern Pacific stock
meet there to conclude negotiations.
The concerns TO be taken over are OPP
Grated at present by the Southern Pa.
cific. They are the Salem, Falls City
and Western Railway company, the
Corvallis and Eastern Railroad com.
pany, the Coos Bay, Roseburg and
Eastern railroad and Navigation com.
pany, Pacific Railway and Navigation
company, Portland, Eugene and East.
ern Railway company and the william.
ette Pacific company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
SLAUGHTERED
BY ARTILLERY FIRE
Forced to Withdraw After
Heavy Losses Attempting
to Recapture Village

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, l.. l.,
April 5.--Belgians, attempting to re.
capture the village of Drie Grachten in
Flanders, were slaughtered by German
artillery fire und forced to withdraw,
the war office announced today.
Excepting for few houses in the
north Of the village, it Is now complete.
ly in the hands Of the Germans, the
statement declared Drei Grachten is
on the User canal, south Of Dixmude.
It's capture was reported by the war Of.
flee yesterday.
Gains were reported in LePretrc for.
est. Most Of these were made by the
mining Of the trenches. In this region.
az well as in the Argonne and south Of
vareuuess. all French attacks were re.
pulsed, it was stated A strong attack
directed against Boureilles was halted
by German artillery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
B0~ and Arrow Weapons
Most Needed in Trenches

was needed. You couldn't shoot an
explosive into the other trench; you
must drop it, in. II was the prehistoric
method Of fighting; the caveman style
Of throwing weapons or rolling then
down hill. Some Of Napoleon 8 old
mortars were brought from the museums
of Paris and put into use. Bews and
arrows were secured from the archery
clubs Of Paris. The arrows were tipped
with gun cotton. Hand grenades were
purchased by the thousands.
The arrows proved the most deadly
Of all The mortar bombs and the
hand grenades were not nearly as eff
tectiye ms the French expected. IL re-
NAMED for the English Tommy tC
figure out why the gun cotton arrow
was most effective.
'Blanketty.blank these hand gren
AIDES, said the Tommy, "they don I
do their job"
Whereupon he took tin. can which
he had emptied Of strawberry jam
filled il full of guneotton, fastened q
fuse to il, lighted the eontraption and
threw it across to the German trenches
II exploded with terrific effect. After
that the Tommies made their own
bombs out Of jam tins. And then the
explosive experts discovered they had
overlooked o bet. The Tommies ex
planned 10 them.
"Our tin can bombs blow 'em to bits
with pieces Of their own bodies y said
the Tommies. "You load mp bombs
with pieces of steel that are supposed
TO fly around in the air, but you're
ouly wasting weight. Our guncottor
explodes and Il turns everything around
IL into a flying death. Why we 've
seen Germans killed By the flying
pieces Of other Germans bodies.
So now the latest idea in this pre-.
historic form Of warfare Is 20 get o..
much loose gunootion into the enemy'
trenches a. possible Arrows do the
lob 10 firsi class fashion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
JORDAN SAYS WAR
IS NEARING END
Complete stion VIII
Force Nations to Stop and
End Reign Of MiEtarism

San Francisco, April 6.-Complete
exhaustion of all belhgerent powers
will end the war and bring about the
downfall of militarism within five
months.
This was the prediction today of
DR.. David Starr Jordan, chancellor Of
Stanford University, in an address be.
fore the Social Progress congress in
the civic auditorium here.
DR.. Jordan believes that the net re.
suits Of the conflict will be the neutral
ization of Constantinople and the
Dardanelles, an effort to restore
Belgium and guarantee its neutrality,
the giving of autonomy to Armenia,
Alsace, Lorraine and Finland and the
naturalization of trade channeA so that
all use of warships on the high seas
will be forbidden by international law.
These tremendous events will not
occur at once, according to DR.. Jordan
In fact, the naturalization of trade
channel is still long way off, in his
opinion, but he hopes that they will be
made neutral ultimately"
nc treaty VI pedVe VIII HOV SeltlV
anything" said DR.. Jordan. "Wai
never does. The people of Europe will
make another war impossible. Arma'
ments will be reduced. No nation
maintain the $10,0O0,00O a day pace
maintained during the rivalry from
1903 to 1915.
"The great burden Of this war falls
on those who cannot strike back
women, children, non-combatants and
neutrals. | hope to see the abolition
of conscription and I hope that the
atmosphere Of lies and hate that sur
rounds all military operations may be
dissipated.
"The treaty Of peace will come, moi
through victory, but through utter dis
tress. When every house is house Of
mourning we will have peace"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
Resolution Demands That
Democracy Forever Abolish
War In Europe
ATTEMPTS OF CAPITAL
TO DESTROY LABOR SEEN
British Steamer Northlands
Destroyed by Submarine
Grew Saved

Norwich, Eng, April 6.--strong OPP
position to the British governments
recruiting campaign developed here to-
day at the convention Of the Independ-
ent Labor party, Resolutions were
passed expressing disapproval OF the
party or any members Of IL participat-
ing in Lord Kitchener's campaign to
raise volunteers. The passage of these
resolutions created great excitement in
the convention hall.
A resolution was adopted calling for
a worldwide movement "to construct
the machinery by which the democracy
of Europe will forever abolish war.
Speakers declared capitalists every.
whore are attempting to destroy the
labor movement and to resume the ex-
ploitation Of women's labor A cam
paign to combat these influences was
strongly recommended,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
England's Labor Trouble
Not All Due to Drink EUH

destined TO bear the brunt Of the crlti-
cism. Probably one Of the safest pre-
dictions that could be made is that an
inconcusiye pence will be followed IN
England by reaction against the re-
cent prolabor legislation. The workers
vaguely sense this possible threat
against their interests,
Kitchener demand For greater pro-
duction Of ammunition can be- met only
within certain limits hy the British
working men. The low standard OF
living for generations has weakened
the physical stamina Of English work.
ers. The incompetence of British em-
plWors will not receive the blame ia
ease Of an inconelusiye peace, nor will
tho faul, be- attributed to the low
standard Of living Of the working men.
II win be easier 10 throw the rosponsi'
billty upon drink and the trade union
rules limiting the output Of labor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
DO NOT EXPECT
EARLY PROTEST REPLY
United States Objects To In
reference With Commerce
Except By Blockade

Washington, April 6.-An early re.
ply to the note transmitted to both
Great Britain and France in protest
against the British order in council,
was hardly expected by the admins.
tration today, but the allies now have
before them the flat statement tina,
the United States does nor recognize
the right of behigeFants to block neu.
tral commerce without the establish.
ment Of blockade.
Great Britain was told that:
The order in council, if actually en-
forced, would dehy the sovereign right
of peaceful nations and assert unlim
lied rights of beIligerGnts over neutral
commerce in the European area.
Even though blockade existed,
is assured thai non.contrabrand ship
ments would b. permitted to be trans
ported through neutral countries to bel
ligerent territor5.
no claim of England as to iustifica
tioN for interfering with the right o.
the United States and its citizens car
be admitted, as this would be neutra
act toward England enemies, "obvious
lly inconsistent with, the solemn obligp
ton of this gogei nment in the presen
circumstances.
Ii England should make such clair
it would mean abandonment Of prir
ciples for which she has stood in othe
tines and circumstances.
England should make such clair
ii would mean her abandonment O
principles FOR which she has stood /
other times and circumstances.
The United States expects that Eng
land having considered the possibilitic
of interruption to American trade, wi
take steps TO avoid them.
Should there be interruptions, tn
NUnited States Ull expect full repari
tion for every ajt construed as a vic
lation Of neutral rights under the il
ternational laws.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
ANTI vIvIsBcTIoN BILL PASSED

Capitol, Sacrament, cal, April o.
The senate to-day passed the Brown
anii.viviseciion bin which gives hu.
name Officers admission TO laboratories
aud other places where medical expert.
mcnts are being made on animals, and
seeks TO lessen She use Of live animals
Cor experiments Ia public schools, The
bin has been amended 10 such an ex.
tent that u almost fails TO accomplish
the results that the author anticipated.