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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
SALEM HAS CHANCE
TO PLAY IN WORLDS
SER|ESFOR AMATEURS
Winner Of Salem-McMinnviIle
Game To Meet Portland
Champions

John ID. Turner, manager of tbe Son
ators, was in Portland yesterday attend.
ing a conference of the managers ~,
semi.professional baseball teams of tIa
Willamette valley in regard to the trn
TO Sacramento next month, and Ia d.
eide on the methods of ascertainiuc tbo
championship of the state.
The winner of the McMinnville.Salo,o
series will play three game series with
the winner Of the Portland City League
In the event that Salem wins from
McMinnville in Sundays game the win.
ner Of the Portland City league series
will meet them for l. series of tbroc
games one of which will be played On
the home grounds of each team and thc
third game either on neutral field or
one selected by mutual concent
Salem Senators will practice ever,
day this week in, order to be sure Of
the game Sunday with McMinpyillc
The Senators have in reality have Ia
outplay the Yelobans but the breaks
were against them and the score Of the
first game gave the Yelobans the vie.
tory
Harry Grayson, who mpired the Sa
lem. McMinnville game, stated yestel.
day that either the Yelobans or Sen.
ators were an equal match for the best
team they had in the Portland league
and that in his Judgment the contests
for the Sacramento representativeship
would be the hottest serie sever played
on the Pacific coast
Alex Sheen, the best umpire in the
valley, and who is well known to Salem
fans, will Umpire the game Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
Germans Call America
The New Father Land

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-Protcsting
against what is termed "persistent
and invidious anti.German spirit mani.
Tested by an inconsiderable portion Of
the American press" the national Ger.
man American Alliance in session here
today called upon the American news.
papers to cooperate with it in correct.
ing the erroneous statements about
the German people at present circulat-
ing in this country"
The resolution which was introduced
by II. c. Bloedel, Of PhiladelpbIa. was
received with a storm Of applause and
cheering that featured the DAYS SEES.
sion, In his Introductory remarks. Bloc.
del described the United States as our
beloved new fatherland" and declared
that it was the duty of the German Am.
orleans Of this country to promote tbe
friendly relations Of the two countries
which they represent.
In vigorous language. he assailcd the
English news agencies which are the
sources of news for some Of the Amer.
lean press associations and newspapers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
Labor Recommends
An Advisory Board

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-Recommepdo.
uon for the appointment Of an adyis.
ory board of twelve members 10 ro.
operate with the government employ.
mrnt hurcau was made TO the Iobor
conference here today by the commit.
tee appointed to consider co-operotiye
plans. The members Of the board wnId
be drawn from municipal, state and
government employment bureaus and
would meet each year for the discus.
SION of problems which have arise.
James NJ. Lynch. New York Iobor
commissioner denounced the "Clcys.
land system of keeping an industrial
record of all persons seeking rmrIoy.
m'ni as System of espionage - dur.
ing the session Of today's conference
ulIda Naulhouser. vicc.prcsiaent of mo
American Association of Public Fn.
ployment and representing Nnvw Rat.
er mere, took issue with Lynch soy;rg
the system had proved Of great yolrc
lh cleveland and that the labor rrm
om2ations had approved H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

..''' '.' \n.ie0n academy tor the
U' (. , "'.''.. ~ iu science today by d.
N.T,.' I 49, lws's, professor OF biology
n '"N., '..lared onnroutanrs.
,.''.I 'h...s "m gibbons may he kent
' '...'., 0,..'h and bred under idcal
, ,,'",o.''"'s b. nntheu California. He
"'..'.'' i0ut close study for three
''.' so t0. .Hbits Of these animal,
N"0'" De- u. rrstmable value To- sci.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
AURORA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy n. Hicliok and son
returned last night from a few days
vacation spent with relatives at Me.
Minnvile.
L. {. Kramer, field man for the
Union Meat Co., was here today That
company is considering an agency here
for the cash purchase Of poultry and
eggs.
G. A. Benson, Silyerton mop grower,
has announced that he intends to pav
| 30 cents per box for picking, no matter
what reductions other growers make.
Threshing begins this week at Don.
iald, The Feler 4 Barlman grain is
the first job to be undertaken. The
FeIIer, FelIer 4 Barkman othresher is
doing the work, beginning today.
Otis Townsend, G. w. Carothers. C.
=. Miller and Hans Spahr returned
from a fishing trip in the mountains
above Molalla. They caught some 500
trout during their stay
Mrs. Harry Garrett and baby were
here last week to visit her sister.in.
law, Mrs. Gene Garrett. Her husband
came over from Newberg Saturday
night
Geo. Pusey, superintendent at thc
Hawley Pulp x Paper Co.,, at Oregon
City, was here recently. accompanied
10Y MS wife and son and Mrs. Brady.
10 ylslt at the VIM. Kraus home.
\. +. Welch was in Aurora Friday
from me Beck farm, He recently con.
lracted a portion Of his crop 10 tbc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
Hugh Lynch dled Of pnenmonia At

Hugh Lynch died Of pneumonia at
Portland, August ., 1915. He is sur.
yiyed by a wife and two daughters,
Mrs. LEILA Davis and Maurine and
brothers, Isaac Lynch Of this city, and
Dr. j. NJ, Lynch Of Moscow, Idaho, Joe
Lynch Of Portland, Elbcrt Lynch Of
Amity W. NJ. Lynch Of Harrisburg,
and sisters Mrs Frank Mitchell Of
Portland, Mrs, Gus Ernest Of Seuttlc,
Mrs Il. B. Kirk McMinnyillc, Mrs.
Ohas, Powell, Brownsville. Funeral
services will be held in Portland at .
?. M Wednesday afternoon from the
residence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Harry Hin, representing Capital
Typographical Union, No. 2lO, Of salem,
lett yesterday for Los Angeles 10 at
tend the si1ty'first convention Of the
International Typographical Union. The
convention viii bc held from August .
TO II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
Top Of Waterloo monument showing
the lion.

u is reported that the German in
vSdeIs Of Belgium have torn down
,lhe brass lion from the Waterloo
monuments Tor bullets. The lion was
F'gAfoc5 as the symbol Of Belgian
Independence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Rev T. T. Porter, pastor Of the First
Christian church, is arranging 10 hold
open air services ut Marion square, next
sunday evening at q o o'clock. There will
be special music for the Occnson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Dr. Carl Gregg Doney, president Of
Willamette university will occupy the
pulpit Of the First Methodist church al
Albany next Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

HoppickeB register Piekors for the
Holman and Williama yards, Eola may
regltter ~ the White House Rrslpu.
rant, 062 State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

DR.. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly, u. y. bnnk bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

The funeral OF L, II. Schultz will be
held nt the residence Of Henry Kirk.
wood, near Geryais, al 1880 Wednea
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

metitorious service while handling the
cause Of the workers in his official
capacity in Oregon aud Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
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The river today is at the g foot
stage below zero, or low water mark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Professor florian Won EBchen, mo.
iesaor Of physics and chemistry in VII.
lamotto university, is In Ocenn Park,
wash, for two weeks vacation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Jessie V. Cox, Of the high school, will
accompany her while touring the Yo.
semitic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Fred >, Bynop, who was expected
nome from the exposition Yesterday,
mas been delayed and will not arrive
until Thursday Mr. Byuon took an
active part IN the distribution Of logan.
berry Juice at the exposition on Logan.
perry day at the Oregon building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
De0n AIl0n oMInol le-,n-l,, ,-,m

" AI'N h thr interests uf Wurw.t.
W,,h',',e'.lN which utuJ.l Sn,lsos
A" . PUG Na'la aod Nogw j'Nrut llchs3
.'''N''W' W'h many students ,,la ar.
. Noa''' l'uJ Intentions of attending nm,
university, and fgya Uat ON. rn.,ll
'l.N' 'Nia coming tem win show ws.
"''' 'htf,not o,rl .umw ,.a.. t..t
rlrn'nE ht Went ,D PORTLAND d, irt.r
Nicu 3 coach f0r enc att'.t.. .sew ',,
""' s' ,p go Nea,t.rto 500 anotbts Nbo
o', oiN.i" tyr tho position Within
o ''" NaNs ,t is expected th, a.lw
'''"".'r- iu Oh, Faculty N,u bt UU,I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

The national convention Of tho Am
eIlean Veleopnlhic association IL being
held IN Portland from August to d.
nts' White and Walton, who are in
Attendance viii not be- Ia their office
until Saturday August l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Dr. B, L. Sleeves returned today
from an auto trip that covered dis.
lance of 300 miles The route included
san Francisco, Lake Tahoe, Reno, Yir.
gina city Carson and the Oakflat road
INTO Yosemite park After several
days IN Yosemite, the party came out
through the Maripoa grove, driving to
Los Angeles by way Of Bakerfield.
From Los Angeles, the doctor drove to
San Diego and Tiaiuana, Mexico. The
return trip was made by the coast
route lie was accompanied Just by
ms family and was seven weeks ON the
road.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

a committee appointed by the indus.
irlal department Of the Cmmcrciol
cluh, OF which August Huckestcin is
dlroclor met yesterday with parties
VINO wish to establish broom factory
IN the city Samples of the brooms
made were submitted aud proposition
made to the commlttec by the company.
winch cinlms to be- able to mapufac.
ufo q broom lha. will compete with
the Portland market, us well "A tbc
cheaper btooms made in Nebraska. As
llus was just meeting to receive I'm,
proposition of the parties who wish ia
establish the Factory here, no definite
acton was taken. After further in.
I''ugouon the committee viii report
TO the Commercial club
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

,h"PP''Aplh luklhtel' flckerA FOR the
Holman and Williama yards Eoa, may
regitter ~ the White House Rcsipi.
rant 062 State street,
%
Professor Florian Won BBchen, mo.
lessor OF physics and chemistry in VII.
lamotto university, is u Ocenn Park.
Naah.i for q two weeks vacation.
aua=fI.aas
The national convention OF tho Am.
efiean usteopnthic association IN being
held IN Portland from August / 10 h
DG White and Walton, who are in
attendance viii not be- Ia their office
until Saturday August l.
Prof Frank Ely, an old time boxer
aud wrestler, is In the city arranging Ia
give lessons In the manly mt. his hcad,
quarters are 200 South Commercial
street,
Mrs A. u, Wrghtman and son. Nd.
gar Of Silycrton, returned to their
nome yesterday after having spent a
Few DAYS Waiting at the home OF Mis-
A. h Stinson In West Salem.
Frank Garland. tho auto man. ia
back nj thc 1d stand TODAY, after
spending D week s vacation tOnliup Off
the agitation raised hy personal con
tact with sumc poisson unk bushes
-.aHu.Hr
A. n Bush went 10 Portland today 10
meet pr Eugene Fuller and son Duncan
Fuller of Now York city who Mil br
guests of the iush family during tho
next Two weeks
"When was Dreamer. and you
Were NV Dream, rs the titl, of An,
song 10 hc sung this tyoninr hy Tom
Nfuemanu, Bt tho concert n WiU.pp
rark hy ihc Salem military band
Sam Hodges the only oe,upant NJ n,
auto which WAS struck hy 40. Sd month.
holnd = T. TAIN at Uoli Hil last.
hlshi dird W hn injuries, a,roplus tn
. report issue received today at tbe of
noe oi 'hr state railroad commission.
Forms for the concrete band stand In
" WILSON nth Arc now all up re,dy fnr
thr yUnUrrta t, La p..r.I ,...
with tbt o,aept',u ,t Nv. =, '.'"''InN'
tn n. V,sl, ha. l....' ', ',....,' Ivy N"' .
0n ,ho whit, ,,u,pt f,n,.'N w l"'
o
9. 7 LAdrAndo LEFT this monius IN,
Lakeside, Wash, 60 attend m, mBe.l
OF Mis- son Nrel a. I.,u,nnl' w.. "",'",
Monday August . lns ,h,""i,..N',.'.' N,'''
and many friend, Ind mi, ,,,, ,..ii '.'"',' ,'
wtA wgttt of I'M J,s0 u. ."n' wv N','
ubly be- buried ia IN, GwV, ' .,
spokane. N "'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Prof Frank Ely an old time boxer
aud wrestler is IN the city arranging 10
give lessons IN the manly mt. His head
quarters are 200 South Commercial
street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Percy y Gameit formery secretary
of the Oregon Workmcns r,mr.r.a.
upp commission, Was made au honomr.
,seaen,ntr ~ of capital Typographical UHion
70, sle, ef salem, az be- mouthh meet,
ihR held on sunday August in
'oten Of reception hy that body IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

a letter mailed nom ukutsk 81
prf'A dai,d lune .N WAS received 4.
da} by Nr A. h Wilson ror .,,
slsier Nlss Nldul Davis Nm n,5.
s .' a wu'er Ntc l,ft this ,oantu about
ilNe months aFo and after .itul,nr
three weeks BED London ua, a..nr.l /.
Nofk ~ Sweden and rrntial Russia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
Mr., and Mrs 2. J. Riggn and Mr. nm,

Mr ana Mrs z, ]. Riggs and Mr. and
Mrs Hnl D. Patton will leave tomorrow
morning for an auto tour to San Fran.
CISCO On their return they will come
by the way Of Klamath Falls and
oraler Lake, The trip will he made in
th' Riggs ear and they expect to be
away about four weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

IUu MI''e' I01el and Dora 2Immcr-
D'n man VINO have been visiting thr,r
ia'h'F \, =. Zimmerman, of Ila,syil,
lho past three weeks. lpft Snnr3n,
Tor Portland After visit with br,r
brother pl ~ D.. Zimmerman viii go
TO 9oll lahc Colorado Spnurs npj am
TO 'h'lr home Ia rortts, Kansas Tho
young md'r, LETT Kansas fot tbc pad6,
,oost early iu june having ,isit,l tb,r
brother. Howard of pulo Alto. and An,
exposition, coming by boat from sam
Francisco Go putilnnd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

hm George Thompson and Mrs Al
ihompson of los Apgtlt. arrived w
ihc elil last evening 10 ,ist h,r
mother Mr Chas Arnold Mas N'',l
,,9,nvN sfwt About tNo weeks nr.
We. Nnoli tcll and hoh, hoF h,p srI
SINCE ihat Time las ht,u ,a d ,,ao..
ovhdl,iou' although today she 4. no.
ported 20 be Improving p"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Mrs A. u Wrghtman and SON Nd.
gar Of Silyorton, returned 10 their
nome yesterday after having spent a
iew daNs Waiting Mt the home OF Mls.
a w. stluson in West Salon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

j, A. Elliott, district engineer Of
no"l RIVER, and who supervised the
work nt Mitchell Point ON the Comm.
pio highway rs In Salem for a confer.
eh,g with Engineer Cantine. /, Gris.
W''' assistant state engineer who has
hrgrn supervising work In Columbia
i"''op hnd Douglas counties, also rall'
cd n' the office Of Mr.. unntlpc today
Io' conference an road work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Q 7 La0rando left this morning for
lakeside, Wash, Go attend IN, naeul
9l ms son frol g. LaGmudt who l,.I
Mphday August p HIS s,hoolmat..
and man, friends iu this an, ,,Il b,sl
W'tN wgyi "a h,t ioath. uc win pr,h.
spokane. ' "'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

when ! was Dreamer, and You
We're MY Dream ' rs the title of the
song TO hc sung this evening hy Tom
urlemann, ai tho concert n Wilson
rark by Tho Salem Military band
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

A. \, Bush went TO Portland today 10
meet Or Eugene Fuller and son Duncan
Fuller of Now York city who will bo
guests Of the liush family during tho
next two weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03

Frank Garland, tho auto man is
bark nj The ed stand TODAY. after
spending D week vacation cooling off
the agitation raised By personal CON.
tact with sumc poisson unk bushes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23
Anusements
POLI'S

 Another vaudeville and photoplaS bill of headline proportions has been krrenged by Manager Poli for the iasr half Of the week at Polis,r folloWlns the yuperb program that packed tIhe biz playhouse at all performances ear Her in the week
 B. A. Rolfe contributes the. headilne Attraction in ssThe Lonesome Lass1es, D big musical comedy production With 3. cast of fourteen Featured in thts clever. concoction of song and comedy are two very versatile entertainers, s, Harry watson and Jere Delaney, ana they have the support of a big beauty chorus that can sing and dance:
 asThe Song Of Hate. is the five-part pIotopIay that features Betty Nansen the Royal Danish actress, and Dot Bernard, formerly a stock fayorite here A recent criticism cites this fea- lure. as tone. of the best dramas ever fiirned,'
 The Hicksville Minstrels, great laughing hit in any theatre will be an extra attraction with it's big company of fura-rnakers and laugh producing novelties Another big attraction will be Bessie Rempe1, the distinguished little actress, and her associate play CTS in a new and interesting little com edy called tfCheaters2'
 Other hits of the vaudeville bill will be: Lee Tung Foo, tsthe Chinese Harry Iauder;;' Lucoty and Cortel1o, in songs and dances; and Bland Marsh and conn par1y, in a mystifying and mirth- ft1I magical offering
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23
EMPIRE

Harry Carey. the popular dramatic screen star 1portrays the title role in the five part extraordinary feature. lust Jirn'' which will head the all feature program at this theatre to- day. This feature unfo1ds a thrilling g heart interest tale of the people who live under cover. The tale is one far out of the beaten track of feature stories and is one that will prove most delightful and entertaining.
 To-morrow and Satur day the at traction will be a five part Oliver Mo rosco masterpiece, Peer Gynt," fea- turing Cyril Maud. the late star of the great New York success, ttGrumpy.'' This piece was played by Richard Mansfield. The star is supported by an all star Morosco cast and the pro duction is staged on a. most elaborate aca1a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NEWS
For Reckless Driving.


 George Godfrey, charged with reck-. less driving, was arraigned before Justice Abel Dance in Darien Friday evening and was fined $5 and costs. Godfrey was the driver of the large automobile which ran into the Nor walk Stamford jitney at Noroton sew. era1 weeks ago. The automobile was owned by B. F. DeKlyn of Pine. Point. The jitney was smashed to pieces and Miss May B. Fitch, Mrs. Edward G. Wilkinson and Mrs. Josephine Kep- tina, of Stamford were injured. MT. DeK1yn settled with Thomas Kerri- gan the owner of the jitney and has shown a disposition to adjust matters to the satisfaction of all concerned.
 Hit by Cars.
 James Poo1ey5 of Darien, was struck near his home Sunday evening by an automobile owned and driven by Ed ward Milton Roy1e. Pooley sustained ribs land possibly internal hurts.
 Disregarding- warnings sounded by the crew of a car on the Norwalk- Bridgeport line Sunday S3@ evening Michael Brennan Of Proyidence, was struck and so badly injured that he died about two hours later in the Norwalk hospital Motorman J. M Dunnigan observed Brennan walking the track ahead of his car and while he changed his bell, made efforts to stop. The momentum of the car was such that before the power was shut off and the brakes applied, it struck Brennan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23
MONROE


 Mrs. Mccormick of New York, has sold her place in the center, formerly occupied by the late Louis Keller and family to MT. Wood of New York city, who with his family will take possession next month.
 Si1os are all the rage this year. a great number having been erected. Oliver s. Blakeman is erecting one this week.
 Mrs. Amy B. Layers of Monroe an- nounces the engagement of her daughter Annie Marguerite to James Duf1It McDowel of New York city.
 Harmony Grange will hold a fair at Monroe center on Thursday! Sept. 30.
 Mrs. Lizzie Sears and daughters returned to Bridgeport on Saturday after a two weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Alex Sinclair:
 Noble Atwood has secured employ men at Wm- S. -sClark'ss on Barn Hill.
 Myron s. Clarke is very busy load ing cars with wood and timber.
 Henry Ford, the automobile man ufacturer. nd4Secretary Daniels con- ferred with President Wilson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23
LYRIC

The Cecil Spooners Stock company will pass from one extreme to sanoth- CT when it presents as next weeks att traction at the Lyric theatre, .Rebec- ca. Of Sunnybrook Farm With 'eThe Lure'' as the attraction this week, the change to a play like Rebecca of Sunnybrook F'arIn,' will be a great one Tn sThe Lure; the most intense HIy dramatic situati tions are evolved while in the other play a sweet love story is interviewer in a plot with a setting distinctly urban The change should prove a refreshing one and it is anticipated that all records will De broken when this play of girl life on the farm is produced at the Lyric next Monday.
 .4The Lure. continues to be the sen satiorai in Bridgeport theatrical circles Hundreds of people are seeing the play every night and it is proving a power for good in the community With Bridgeport's vice commission about to start an investigation of the .sswl1ite s1ave,' evil in this city, 'sThe Lure is a most timely production for Bridgeport.
 Everyone who has seen tssFhe Lure'' has left the theatre enthusiastic about the splendid acting of the different members of the company, the realistic scenic effects, and the remarkably truthful production which is given this great melodrama ofathe under world.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23

The grand jury visited the scene of the subway cave-in at Seventh Avenue and 24th Street, New York, and started as investigation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23

tail. is handsomely staged and cos tuned and introduces a series of dan ces both old and new while telling a pretty story as the act progresses. The girls in the offering are exquisite. dan cers as well as charmingly pretty and they should find little difficulty in scoring a complete success. at every appearance
 Orth & Doo1ey are known to vau- devi11ianS the world over and their appearance here will undoubtedly ere ate a veritable furore of delight. Both are gifted comedians and their offer ing is up tofthe minute
 Earl & Bartlett are also we'll known and for pure, wholesome mirth-pro- .voking qualities it would be hard to beat their skit. Caste1ain, the fun niest bicycle act in the show business completes the vaudeville.
 ttSweedie in Vaudeville'' and t'The Rival Walters fill the bill
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-23
OF LONG ISLAND
 PLANNED FOR WAR DEPT

New York, Sept. 23.-A survey of Long Island to make maps for the purpose of military defense will be be- gun within a few days under the d1- rection of officers of the coast artll- lery companies now stationed at Fort Totten Members of the eighty seventh and 101st companies will take part in the survey.
 Sites for heavy guns and points of strategic value will be designated. No military map of Long Island now in existence meets the new sconditionsNde- veloped in the European war and for this reason the survey is considered necessary.