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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14
The Continental Method

Figures can't lie, said Represents
tive Wagner. apropos of Galveston
girls wooing at the hands of Polish
baron. There's nothing like figures.
"This Galveston girl, entering the
parlor said to her father in surprise:
Why, where's the baron?
"I'ye just told the baron the OLD
man answered, what your dowry is to
be and he has retired to the library to
figure out whether he loves you o.
not"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14
SeasonabIe Joke.

Paw"
well, George
do they have winter in summer In
the arctic regions?"
Yes, son."
"And do they have summer in win.
ter in the tropics?"
Exactly"
do they have spring in the fall any
placer"
Hardly"
COR fall i'll the spring."
eff you keep this thing up much
longer, George, you'll get something
worse than fall in the spring. III
duck you under the pump"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14
His Line.

What is your son going into when
he leaves college, Jorrocks?" queried
Bronson.
well, don't know yet; but he
knows SO little about everything that
l have bunch he'll take up what he
calls littratcha," said Jorrocks.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14
No Failure Is Final.

One of Napoleon's marshals is said
to have approached him on the battle
field and exclaimed:
General, fear that the battle is
lost"
Napoleon coolly looked at his watch
and replied:
"Time for another battle. Summon
the army to a fresh charge"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL. YOU
Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red. Weak. Watery
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by mail Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14

A humbug isn't exactly person
who makes things hum.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14
H. II ~ ~ I ~ Z - ( g.

French peasant near the east from.
tier carrying from his ruined home
his mattress, the only one of his pos.
sessions left by the war.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-01-14
Its Kind.

Its Kind.
whats call money!"
'What you pay telephone bills
with."-Baltimore American.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

loZiti SvOjo trudnO glavO ma Zaga drva. Tri urc
mora zagat, potcm SINE spati prenociSGu in dobi
zjutraj 'coffee.' kako Sc prav tisti vodi po slo-
vensko. vemo; da hi kava pa vemo
Tako bodo drva sezagana i'll delo bo spravlje-
no tako poccn, da cencic sploh ne more bit
OdpuScanje! Imoti Sc. Mrs. Rowe nj
napravila tcga krasncga naGrta zato da Sc poceni
Selagaio mestna drva, ampak da Sc pomaga brez-
poselnim. Njena filozofiia je jasna i'll razumiii-
va: Tramp ne bodo hoteli lagati ne bodo dobili
prenoCiSca. pa bodo rck mcstu good bye. Brcz-
poseln deavcc pa bo pokaza svoio vrednost
TEN. da bo zaga
I'o naSem Skromncm mnenju Je odtod pa do
rcSitvc brezposcnostnega problema Sc dolga pot
LAM jc blo pogostoma ne lie mcStno prcnoGiS6e.
ampak tudi vsi hodniki mcstni hiSi vS policijski
zapori. Hull house i'll podobna posopja ter vsi ii
sti ''hotcli' kjcr Sc prcnocujc deSct ccntov,
prenapoInjcni, pa je vcndar bodilo Sc tsoce
delavcev vso noe po chcaSkih ulicah in iskalo
kakScn kot kier vsaj burja hi brila. Zdi Sc to-
rel da hi bilo trcba wee prke prenoccvanje,
ne pa da Sc Sc sedania otezkocuie.
Ali gospa predstojnica msli. da bodo po ME
mem naGrtu naiprej tisti brezposelni prisl do pre-
nocisca. XII so najboj vredni te dobrote.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

Nemara cenjena DANA mott Zaganjc ie ma
vldezno zelo cnostavno opravilo. Toda kdor nj ia
to. nj IA to- pa je lahko IA drugc reel XII so NOR
da tcZle kakor laganje. Mrs Rowe ma brze ne INA
krpatI cevljev. dasi smatra to IA nizko dclo
gotovo Je pa preprcana da zna kaj boliScga
Da je to zaganje prav Saba izkuSnia ie bilo
povedanO Ze nekem vladncm porocu Ileia
zaganja Sc namrcc nj porodila glavi naSe chca-
Ske dame ampal MO so ze drugod dclali posku-
So. in omcnjcno vladno poroGilo pravi TEN:
kknSnia ie TAXA. da zclo Iahko izvrSi ali
TAXA tudi, da mic zadovojuic. Clovek ahko
zaga drva kratck cas- ali pa tudi YES dan. pa jc
navSezadnjc vcndar nczancsljiv in ncstalcn Dru-
gi ljudje morda MISC sposobni da hi zagal ali Sc
kali drva, pa vcndar lahko zclo potrcbn pa
tudi zclo Sposobni. cc dobc drugo opravilo Kaj to
sploh povc, cc zaga clovck drva. ali pa cc iih ne
zaga? Gotovo povc, kaj da zna naibojc in Gcsa
najboli potrcbuic''
Tako jc. TIA izkuSnja zaganjem ic bluff
Me ne hi ugovaria cc hi DANA rekla: Drva
morajo bit sezagana in kcr so brezposebni dcavci
najbolj potrebn, maj iih oni zagaio.
Ali tedaj predvem ne hi smela oznacevati Ia
ganja dobrodelnost. Zaganje ie delo VpraSati
bi bilo torej treba brezposelne, kdo zna zagati
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07
ZaQa1, ZaQa1 = da Dos SDal.

Mrs. Rowe. predstojinca oddelka "a javno
blaginjo slavnem mestu Chicago, jc iznaSa me-
todo Ia resitev vprasanja brezposenosti. Samo
zlobn jeziki pravijo, da nj TEN miljonskem
mestu doslej Sc mic storilo "a brezposene Tu i
mamo n. pr. mestno prenociSce. Tudi policj-
skem zaporu je vcasi lahko kdo prenoceva Ge nj.
so bill tist krasni prostori prenapolnjeni hudo
delc pijanc in takimi, Xxi jih je policija vjela
slepo srecO.
In lani - lani smo imel cello komisijo. XII je
studirala problem brezposelnosti, studirala
dolgo zimo Studirala toliko casa, da so Sc ceste
Osusile in je zapustil mesto kdor je lie mogel.
Ampak Mrs. Rowe bo sedaj reSila vpraSanje.
Locila bo namrec kozlc cd iagnjet brezpOscne
delavce cd trampov.
Kako bo to spoznala?
o! PRAY enOstavno. Use vcike ideje so emo
stavne, tudi Mrs. Rowe drzi tega nacela.
NTesto Chicago je nakupilo drv zimo. Ia
drva je treba zagati Ia zaganje mora pacati
media, kajt zaganje je delo.
Mrs Rowe je modrejsa. Iima je tn. mestu
je ze sedaj vse polno brezposelnih, Gin bolj bo
pritiska mraz, TEN vec jih bo. Ii ljudje 81 bodo
zeleli ponoci strehe mad glavo. mestnem preno-
ciscu bo nekaj prostora Ali kdor bo hotel tia po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07
Stew. (NO.) 43O.

NceraJ Sc Je Washlngtonu SeSel "a. kongres
ZedinJenih drzav. Sociasticna stranka ina V
MEM enega ednega zastopnika; to je sodrup
Meyer London, ki je bill izvojen vzhodnem New
Yorku. Med mnozico nasprotnkov Sc ia edini
mandat takorekoc izgub MeScanske stranke
imajo kongresu 224 demokratov 1876 republi-
kancev, progression In enega 'neodvisncga"
teJ masi kapitalistcnih intereSentov ie poozaj
edinega soeiasta skoraj brezupen &c ne doseze
nit drobtince vdnega, poztivnega uspeha mn
ne more nihGe nicesar ocitati, kajti tud Never
London mi bill izvoljen kot carodejnik ampak le-
kot posanec
Kljub temu prepriGani. da ne ostane ME
gova izvolitev breZ pomona Ia Stranko i'm "a "a
vcdnc delavstvo. Cim maloStevilneiSa ie kakSnn
opozicJa napram vadajoGi stranki. tembolj pri-
haJa poStev OSebnost njenih Glanov Stranka
kl lma parlamentu mnogo svOjih zastopnikov
lahko pretrpi. Ge nekateri med mimi slabSi
ODE "glavni'' stranki, demokraticna in rspubli-
canska, imata cello mnogo wee slabih kakor do.
brlh poSlancev slabih tudi njihovega last
mega staliSca. Ali to jh ne boli; da imajo lie ne
koliko sposobnih ki znaio debati in pri osta-
lem delu postaviti strankine interese pa so "a
dovoljni; "a vse druge Jim zadostuie da jih ina
io pri glasovanjih ma vrvic
har sc tlce sodruga Londona je pa vse cd
Vlsno cd nJegovih osebnih sposobnosti. Poleg
MEGA nj nikogar da b doponjeval cesar ne stori
on nikogar komur b moge deti paramentar.
no delo. har Opravl sam. bo opravl jeno. in ce hi
to bo slabo tedaj hi bo slabo vse socialisticno
deo kongresu.
Ma sreco Spada sodrug London med one anne
riske socialiste, ki re praktiGno in teoreticno
dokazall, da so ma svoJem mestu in cd katerih
SINE stranka prlcakovati - cudezev paG pa to-
hko della, koikor ga more opravjti zanesjiv, spo-
soben, znanstveno podkovav in priden sodrug
TO pa &c pomeni mnogo. kongresu Sc DO
7 ssala sociasticna bessda, liepopacena in ne
ustrasna, in ne bo mogla Zatajiti. Med vso mno-
zico nasprotnikOv bo cello dosti takh XII jo bodo
JslisaG prvic svojem zvljenju in marsikdo bo
tdebelo gledal. ce bo spoznal, da je sociazem V
lresnlcl vse drugacen, nego 81 ga je dotlcj slikal
lpo pojmih, ki jih je dobval il napaGnih virov
Prvo de- JAMIE sodruga Londona V kongresu
Je tako, da sc bolJ utrjuje upe Xxi jih je stranka
imela takoj po njegovi izvolitvi. Tice miru in
bo napravila dobi, ko predlagajo kongresu
ogromne zahteve mitarizcm, Sc povecan vtisk.
Predlog sodruga Londona poziva predsedni-
ka Zedinjenih draw, da stopi silk vladami
drugih nevtralnh dezel zarad sklicanja konfe-
renee, ki maj bi potrudia, da ustavi vojno.
Obenem obsega predog tudi nacela, XII maj hi Sc
vpoStevaa pri sklepanju miru
Nhce ne more vedeti ce bo incl predlog kaj
stvarnega uspeha ali ne. Uganit So ne more ce-
ga kongres sprejme ali ne. In ce ga sprejme je
negotovo, ali posrec sestanek predlagane kon-
ference In ce Sc konferenca snide, " vprasanje,
ali doseze mir.
K1jub temu je predog tako unesten. da bi
moral yes kongres kakor EN- moz gasovati zanj,
Ge bi hotel ustreGi potrebam dobe po svojh maj
boljsh moGeh
hi ne eciliino NC kei viscl,o raznih mirovnih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

drva In pacati bl bllo treba TO delo toko koli-
Ror Je vredno ne pa emo borno prenocevanie in
Salco pobarvanega kropa.
Razun tega pa ne SINE oStati mcstno prenoci-
see zaprto tistm, Xxi ne znajo ali ne moreio zaga-
IT, Zakaj brezposcbni delavc imaio moralno pra-
vico zahtevati cd druzbc. da Jim omogoci prebti
tisti cas- ko ne morejo niccsar zasluzti Delali so
Ia druzbo pref, delali bodo zanjo pozneic Nest
no prenociSte Iii prisilna delavnica. In cc Sc "a.
hteva cd brezposclnega, da maj iScc della Sc mu
ne SINE vzeti IA to potrcbn cas- ncplacanim de
lom.
Prlhranit mczdc iagaricv tenn. da Sc uprc-
zcjo brezposclni, pravi varccvai Obcini ic ire
ba vartevanja. Ali tam maj varGujc, kjcr jc
kal in kjer Sc niece sedaj drnar po nepotrcbncm
skozl okno. ne pa pri najpotrebnciSih
Gospa Rowe hi dclala takih posklsov. cc
hi imclO mcsto SocalistiGno upravo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07
Meyer LOndonoV predloq.

polzk4sov, kl prlhaJaJo re wee kakor leto dni cd
vSakovrstnh privatnih druzb in posameznkov
Fordova ckspedicija Evropo XII je zadnii ekspe-
rment te vrste, Sc nam zdi pavlihovstvo Toda
med tenn diletantizmi in Londonovm predlogom
Je razlika kakor noe in dan
kar predlaga socialistiGni posanec nj pri-
vatna gra. Cello ce hi pozkus Wilson il lastne
lnlclative posredovati, hi melo to enakega po-
mena, kakor ce ga pozove kongres $ svojm skle-
pom ma posredovanje. Ako stoji "a predsedni-
kom kongres, je Wilsonova beseda glas Amerkc
IN vsaJ ma Wade nevtralnih dezel mora to napra.
viii drugaGen vtisk, kakor Fordovo romanje ali
pa Bryanove pridige.
Nazen del Londonovega predloga so nacela
hi maj hi bila merodajna Ia sklepauje miru To
so iSta nacela ki jim zrekie razne socialisicne
Stranke ma svojih konfercncah. in zee bi Jill spre-
Jel kongres imenu Xedinienih draw hi ideia
praviCnoSti TEN mnogo pridoba
AmeriSl kongrcS nina take moc da hi pri-
sill evropske Wade odobritev Svojega slllepa.
Ali ce Sc mu ne posreGi kar predlaga njegov elan
Sodrug London So Je vSaj reSil vSake odgOvor-
noStI. ker pa III prerokov III nihce
zvezdah titati, kakSen bo uSpch pri nevtranh in
vojSkujOcih Sc dezelah ie kongres morano dol
zan StOriti IA dosego miru, kar je njegovih mo-
ceh III LondonOv predlog dale najlepSo pri-
lko "a to.
Resolucja, XII jo prcdlaga Socialisticni posla-
nee glas:
'Ker ne more narod ~ dinjcni draw. dasi
je nevtralcn. biti ravnoduSen vprGo bratomorne-
ge konflikta, Xxi pustosi Evropo;
ker izpOdrva Zakon fizicne sile. cimdalje ira
je vojna. temboj vsak drug zakon cloveSkega
ravnanja;
ker je ugnala vojna mijone Americanov
stanje strahu, XII ogroza normalni razvoj tega ma
roda in zatemnjuje realna vpraSanja. XII javlja-
Jo nasi generaciJi, umetno vstvarjenim vprasa-
njem ohorozevar, - proti nevidnemu in neizrecne-
mu sovraznku:
ker bi Hjava nacionalnega Zakonoda jstva
najvecjega nevtralnega naroda ma svetu prlog
takojSnji konferenci nevtralnih narodov okrepGa-
la rko predsednika Zedinjenh drzav njegovem
trudu IA mednaroden mir
skleneta senat i'll poslanska zbornica Zedinje-
nih drzav Amerik zbrana kongresu da po-
zivamo TEN predsednika, maj sklice konferenco
nevtralnih dezel, Xxi maj ponudi bojujoGim Sc ma
rodom svojc posredovanjc i'll mai zborujc trajno
do konca vojne
zreka Sc nadalJe, da pO mncnju sonata in
poslanske zbornce lahko doseze rajen mir. ce Sc
sprejmcjo sedeca nacela Ia podlago razprav ONE
meme kOnferencc:
!. Da zapuste Zasedeni kraji:
,. Da Sc osvObode podiarmljeni narod:
3. Da Sc uvede Alzaciji i'll Ioren ma Poll
skem in ma Finskem sploSno glasovanje narodov,
kan hocejo spadati
L. Da odpravijo politiGne in meSGanske
omejitvc zidov, kjerkoli Sc obstoje;
>. Svoboda ma morju;
g. Postopno skupno razorozenje:
I. Ustanovitev mednarodnega razsodiSca in
trgovski bojkot kot kazensko srcdstvo zoper pre-
ziranje razsodiSCnih odlokov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

Meseca Oktobra so mclc pruSkc. bavarske. sa-
ksonskc in virtcmbcrSkc cetc 2OO0OO izgub To c
Stcvilo po uradnih seSnanih 100000 moz encm
mesecu! In pri TEN Sc nj prizadcta VISA nemSka
armada Vtasi je ljudem grozno zdclo. &c ic
bilo V vsej vojni tolko izgub. Sedaj je clovek OBJ
vso vrednost
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

List Ia koristi delav-
skeSa liudstva. Delav-
ci so opravi6eni do
vsega kAr produciraio-
This paper 10 devoted
to tho interests of tho
workins class. Work.
ore arc entitled to ali
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

p A ZITE'
~
ma Stevilko " oklepaiu.
ki 90 nahaia poles va.
seaa naslova. p prileplts-
mega spodaiali
ma ovitku. Ako tqSl
10 StevilkA
tedai vam 9 prihodnjo
stevilko naseRa lista po-
tece narocnina. Prost-
mo, Ponovite 10 takot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
MRS. MOHR SMILES
WHENCOURT CONVENES
Faces Preliminary Examina-
ton For Husbands S Murder
With Confidence

Providence, R. l., sept. l6.-Smiling
confidently beneath her mourning veil,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr stepped from an
automobile today 10 enter the court
where she faced preliminary hearing
on charge Of melting three negroes to
murder her husband, DR.. G. Franklin
Mohr, as he rode in an automobile along
a lonely road outside the city with his
girl office assistant,
The cases against Mrs. Mohr and the
three negroes, however, were postponed
for three weeks, because Emily Burger,
the Doctors companion on the night
ride, was unable to leave the hospital.
Thre three negroes, charged direct
ly with firing the bullets that kill.
ed Mohr and injured the girl, sat man
aeled and sullen on a bench not far
from where the widow was. She seemed
not to even know of the presence of
the three, whose statements to the po.
lice had branded her as the instigator
of the death plot.
Considerable pressure has been
brought to bear in Mrs. Mohr's case.
Hints have been current that prominent
society persons were interested in see.
ing that she never actually came to
trial, lest, in retaliation, she tell as
she has threatened, what she knows of
criminal operations in Providence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
PERSONALS
K X X X X x Il * X x i x x X x j

+. Downing, Of Lebanon, was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. y. Mingus, of Marsh.
field, are in the city.
Postmaster Hugh McLain, of Manrsh.
field, is in the city today.
Oscar Steelhammer, deputy county as.
sessor returned yesterday from a visit
to San Francisco.
II. i, Pound and wife, who have been
visiting in Aumsyille the past ten days,
will return tomorrow,
Mrs. Al Mishler and children are Wis.
iting in Wo0dburn with Mrs. Mishlcr 8
mother Mrs NJ. WRmpole
Mrs. Q. W. Emmett and children re.
turned yesterday from 0n extended visit
in San Francisco with her parents.
{. =. Chapman, of the Oregon Ftr.
estry department, with headquarters in
Portland, was in the city yesterday.
j. G, Campbell Of this city, who has
been visiting in Hutchinson Kansas, is
expected to arrive home with his family
about the twentieth OF this mouth.
Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Hin aud children
of Jacksonville, Texas, are here visit.
ing with friends. They are new ar.
rivals in the state, aud expect TO soon
locate on farm near Springfield.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL;
WHAT SYSTEM MEANS
Why 1t Has Been Made Part
of SaIem's S Educational
System

What is a Junior High school, and
why has this system been introduced in
the Salem schools is perhaps a question
that has been asked hundreds of times
since the announcement that the sys-
TEN would be introduced in the schools
the coming school year.
According to Superintendent Elliott,
the Junior High system has been worked
out in many of the leading schools of
the country, including Berkeley, Los
Angeles, Columbus, Ohio, Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and the University of Wis.
consin. The McMinnville schools have
gained national reputation following
this system, and their work has attract
ed the leading educators of the coun-
try.
The demand for this Junior High
school system arose first from the fact
that many students finished the gram
mar course and then dropped out. There
was too radical change from the gram
mar school methods to that of the
High school, and statistics showed that
large percentage of pupils never
redcIeu Ine hlSn ScnOOl'
For this reason, the last two years of
the grammar school and the first year
of the High school were brought under
one head as the Junior High school and
the course arranged so there would be
no radical change in study or discipline
Just at this time of the pupils school
life.
The first year of the Junior High
school course, or what was formerly
known as the seventh grade, allows the
students to choose studies that are
suited to their ability. From the
eighth grade, the course is not SO. rigid
as formerly, but the pupil is permitted
to select subjects and may begin at
once to take up vocational studies.
Formerly in these grades, the pupil was
obliged to take certain subjects that
might never be used in later life.
Another point in favor of the Junior
High school system, is to modify the
methods of discipline, so that larger
liberty is given them through student
body and the pupil allowed at an earlier
age to rely on their own initiative and
ability.
Heretofore, the change from grammar
school methods to that of the High
school has been too radical. By the
modification of the methods of instruc.
tion in the Junior High, the pupil is
better prepared for Senior High school
work. The new arrangement also makes
1t possible for the pupils to be taught
by specialists in various subjects.
But the greater advantage of the new
system, and one that will meet the APP
proval of these practical times, is that
vocational training will now begin in
what has been known as the eighth
grade, and from this grade ON, the pupil
may select subjects that will be of
practical value later in life
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
HIGH GRADE ORE is STOLEN

Sacramento, Cal, Sept. l6.-Twent,
five thousand dollars worth of XXX
grade gold ore, stolen from the emn;,a
mine at Nevada City, was found n
O'Clock this morning in the basemsut
of mouse on Vine street, opposite tbs
Goldberg school house. The pold o,s s
was in six bags and concealed under a
lot of rubbish.
The discovery was made by Patrol.
man A. A. Weiser, of Sacramento. De.
tective Frank Depew, of Oakland, and
Sheriff Martin, of Nevada county
They had been on the trail Of tba
stolen ore for several weeks. The Of.
fieers are now searching for the owner
of the house sunder which the ore was
found.
Word was received this morning that
man named Collins, suspected Of bay.
ing been implicated in the theft had
been arrested near San Diego
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
Counsel For Schmidt
Wants Another Trial Judge

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept. l6.-Judge
Willis. Of the Superior court, was re-
guested today by Charles H. Falrall,
chief counsel for NJ A. Schmidt, ac-
cused of murder in connection with the
dynamiting Of the Times building, to
call in an outside Judge to preside over
the trial, according to statement maze
by Attorney Fairall.
Fairall saws Judge Willis declined TO
aecede to the request.
The conference took place IN Judge
Willis chambers and at its conclusion,
Attorney Fairall issued the following
statement:
~ asked Judge Willis today to agree
not TO preside over the trial of NJ. A.
Schmidt on the ground that he is sur
rounded by influence which make 1t
impossible for him to give the defend
ant a fair and impartial trial. l told
him that the fact existed with refer
enee to all other Los Angeles county
Judges. | therefore asked that he set
aside and call in a judge from outside
this county.
Judge Willis refused my request,
He said it was his duty to try the case
and that he did not want to ask an
other Judge to take up the burden Of
the trial. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
Jury List For October
Term Of Court Drawn

The jury list for the October term
of the circuit court was drawn and
the following men were ordered to re-
port at the court house at 10 a. M,
October 4, when the court will be open
ed in department No. / with Judge
Percy r. Kelly presiding:
George Laberee, Salem, Ore, No. g.,
engineer; |. Greenbaum, Salem, Ore.
No, 3, merchant; A. C. DeVOe. Salem,
No. !, merchant; Ed Coffin, West Ger.
vais, farmer; w. S. Gulvin, Marion,
farmer; John Kahut, East Gervais,
farmer; A. W. Anderegg, Salem, No. 5.
carpenter; c. A. George, Marion, farm.
er; r. c. HALEY, Salem, No. 3, retired;
7. j. Kress, Salem, No. 3, mechanic; ;
Clyde Harris, Brooks retired; Jas. Col
win, Aumsville, farmer; Il. B. Keene,
Salem, No. 10, clerk; Elmer Schmuck.
er Aurora, blacksmith; Jos. Nibler,
Mckee, farmer; Dewey Miller, Aurora,
farmer; p Andersen, Salem No. l2,
salesman; r. p Phillips Sublimity,
farmer; L. A. NJ. Cone, Butteville,
farmer; Geo A. Dimick, West Hubbard.
farmer; W. T. jerks, Salem, No. 9, mer-
chant; w. II. How'd, Shaw, farmer;
Riley Ritchey, Fairgrounds, farmer;
Luke Lemery, West Gervais, farmer;
Roy Burton, Salem, No, 0, clerk; Frank
Il. Libby, Marion, farmer; Ferdinand
kurz, Salem, No. is, carpenter; A. A.
Kufner Salem, No, A. farmer j. S.
Mcdonald, st. Paul, farmer; John
Maurer, Salem, No l6, machinist: T.
Hook, West Mt. Angel, farmer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
What Dyspeptics
Should Eat

Indigestion and practically all forms
Of stomach trouble are, nine times out
of ten, due to acidity; therefore stOm-
ach sufferers should, whenever possible,
avoid eating food that is acid in its
nature, or which by chemical action in
the stomach develops acidity. Those
sufferers who have been obliged to ex-
clude from their diet all starchy, sweet
or fatty food, and are trying to keep
up a miserable existence on gluten
products, should try meal of any food
or foods in moderate amount, taking
Immediately afterwards a teaspoonful
of bisurated magnesia in little hot or
cold water. This will neutralize any
acid which may be present, or which
may be formed, and instead of the usual
feeling of uneasiness and fullness, you
will find that your food agrees with
you perfectly. Bisulated magnesia is
doubtless the best food corrective and
anti-acid known. 1t has direct action on
the stomach; but by neutraliZing the
acidity of the food contents, and thus
removing the source of the acid ir-
ritation which inflames the delicate
stomach lining, it does more than could
possibly be done by any drug or medi-
cine. Do not dose an inflamed and ir-
ritated stomach with drugs but get rid
of the acid-the cause of all the trouble
Get little bisurated magnesia from
your druggist, eat what you want at
your next meal, take some of the BIZ
surated magnesia as directed above,
end note remarkable results.
bisurated Magnesia, No 25 E. Goth
St, N. Y. c,