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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
SilvertOn Celebrated
With Great Success

Capital Journal Special Service,)
The celebration held in Silverton last
Saturday was worthy Of town Of
much larger size, but Silverton never
does things by halves and Saturday s
festivities surely demonstrated the fact
From the time of the first boom Of the
sunrise salute, there was something do
ing and at 10 o'clock on immense
crowd had gathered. The parade was
exceptionally good and many beautiful
floats representing churches, lodges
schools and business houses passed ma
ies,ically through the admiring throng
The crowd followed the parade to the
park and listened to fine oration by
Governor Withycombe.
The musical program in the afternoon
was exceptionally good and part Of the
crowd were at the ball park to watch
the game between the Silverton Colts
and North Howell boys After that
came the street sports that were enjoy
cd by those who were fortunate in get
ting near enough to see them,
Later the creased pig stunt and
swimming race followed by the Gala
'humpians rounded out the day until
supper time, Special mention should be
made Of the band music throughout the
whole day. The Victor Point, Silver
ton Seniors and the Juvenile bands en-
tortained the crowd all the time except
when other music or speaking was 90
ing on and Il is the band music that
makes the Fourth Of July celebration
complete every time. In the evening
The automobile parade was followed b,
The dance Of the fairies at the corner o.
Main and Water streets There was
big dance in the Moose hall and twt
moving picture shows that ended th
Glorious Fourth Of July celebration.
MesTs, Walters and Kimball Of Port
land, have leased the large room at th
southeast corner Of the opera house
II has recently been repaired and tn
balcony removed, the whole interio
gwen a new coat Of paint,
Mrs Miles Adamson and children. o
North Howell, visited silverton relo
tyos last Wednesday.
Carl Kellner has fitted up a nice III
lie shop on the corner Of First and Ga
streets and is ready to do all kinds Q
Shoe repairing.
T. T. Preston received the sad new
~ the serious illness Of his fathe
whose home Is at South Bend, Wasl
luLtou.
Messrs Walters and Kimball hay
leased the southeast corner Of the oper
house, that has recently been put
shape tor q billiard hall
IA Hoge has added new barrel ele
i'Ie corn pepper to his outfit on
Mere viii be no waiting for fresh pol
rei corn iu future.
Eh Deardorff Of Molalla, aecou
Ianed by his mother, came Saturda
morning 20 attend the celebration az
visit ~ilyert0n relatives.
The Joe Lais family entertained rel
ives from Mt. Angel Saturday an
Sunday
Miss Agnes Brooks. Of Portland. vi
weekend guest Of Silvertou friend
Aallh Holloway, accompanied by b
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
CITY COUNCIL HELD
QUIET VACATION"
SESSION LAST NIGHT
City Authorized To Purchase
Certain Parcels Of Real
Estate

A. a cr;ot session of tba civ, ,o,,r,l
1.st n;o1.t tbo c;,v was antbGr;,a5 80
,% Mnr.base n few nareeIs NJ rraI '',S cStoto
a"5 .bo Ecbt ~ the eorpcr ne Con,.
~.T D,nr.;oi on5 Ksarney strrcts win rn.
main In its nresent location rrtiI tbo
nnxt meeting of the eouneil Tho Ttnov
ordinance failed 10 come mn SIovor
WGite i an his vacation and but nirht
conncilmsn wore presout Councilman
MIL snrved as ortinc movor in nlacc
~ SIoyor White '
III streo+ committec renortad tbot
lo+ f;ro hlocl, tbrec R.p5ou,s o5d;
tior across which a sidewalk has NOT
hnnn Lr;I, bocorsn .of an evrers;,o f;n
covid bn pnrcbnsed for SI50 II vns
stotsd tLat the city had use for -
dnmr;rg oroupd and that This LOT could
bc fued With the dirt taken from
evcovotinrs and grades NJ no eypensc
and tbe Lot would prove valuable
addition to the city's propertv. The
nssassment oooinst the property of ! c
and / A Marsh was rcnortcd illegal
and tbe lien ordered cancelled. If was
ronor,od Tint S3O would nurrhose lot
in Riyeryiew park addition. The Ev.
ans oroncrtv an Twelfth street cou he
purchased for 1925 stated the rcport
of tbe street committee. There are
for, lots in tbis LIST and il is valuable
for n gravel hank and badly needed
nv tho Civ nj This time. II was order.
cd nurcbnsed.
THO street committee ronorted tbe
bridge across North Mill creek between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets 70 he
in Ind shane and not likely TO stand
tbrourh the winter. 4 concrete bridne
for t6is place win cost S4,44O accord.
inc 10 the plans of the city engineer.
Councilman Cook of the street commit.
tee rcnorted that the Silver poplnrs nt
tbe corner Of Fifth and Belmont street,
were seeding the streets and lots in that
vicinity and were proving n nuisance
The matter was referred to the city
attorney for n report at the next meet
inc of the city council.
B. G. Bodinrheimer presented peti
tion asking that he be pivcn permission
ia nut in n 10 raupe oasolino tank n,
the Club stables ON Liberty and Ferr,
streets. The city ordinances proyid,
only for II gauge tank and the mat
ter was referred TO the firo.and watc
committee and city engineer
r II. Barnes. who owns some LOT
\ near Twentieth and d streets reportc
4 that he would donate strip of land I
n the city TO permit the continuation a
Twentieth street 10 u street IL the elf
4 would pave. The Paterson Cigar con
panv petitioned for permission TO ham
an electric sign. The regular payro
FOR the street department amounting
lO5l. so. was adopted.
The matter of the sanitary drnkiu
{ fountains in the Marion SQUARE and Z
the Breymap fountain was left 10 m
r park board which reported that four
',i tains could be purchased for s25 an
C asked the citv TO nut up the money. m
Q councilmen were inclined ia think th,
, f.-..s 11 L.. ...... t...t o..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
QUINABY NEWS


NNNpltNl journal NptclNl Ncr\lcc,)
Qumoby, Ore, july I--Much needed
rain begun falling Sunday night and
aside from possible injury to hay that
is down in the fields, it promises to be
Of much benefit to growing crops, such
as late sowu grain, garden stuff and
pasture land.
Mr., lergcson, who has one Of the
fine country homes near Chcmawa,
has been drying the product Of his 10.
gOnhotry yard ON screens placed in the
sun, this method giving the fruit add.
( tional sweetness,
/ The celebration Of Independence was
/ u -four days affair to many in this
/ section Two days were spent ut the
/ Cherry fair, Sunday at the beach or in
the mountains while Monday was Civ.
lem up TO picnics.
1 Mrs G.. S McMunu returned Monday
from Newport, where she enjoyed On
outing, She was II guest at the Cliff
House, conducted by Nh aud Mrs W.
d. Wheeler former Sulcm people, and
while there also visited the j, l.. Rick.
mnus and Emil Joseph, former resi-.
dents Of Chcmpwa aud ClnXter All own
beautiful homes at the beach, and Mrs
| MeMunn and her daughter, Ella, plan
10 join the permanent colony Of Salem
o. people now living at that delightful re-
sort,
Miss Pauline Barnick aud her father
who left q month ago for an all sum
mct's visit in the east, returned thin
q week from Minnesota, the illness Of Mr.
; Bornick causing them to return sooner
, than they had planned.
Among those enjoying the hospitOlit,
of the Commercial club ut the farm
, crs picnic Saturday were Mr. aud Mr..
Il Ellis Cnnnoy, Mr. aud Mrs Charlie
n Worden, Charles Yukeley aud daughter
~, Lydia, and Mrs H. Moore
I Mr. and Mrs Andrews, of Vancouver
4 Wash, were weekend guests of Mr. nn,
Mrs. A. NJ, Anderson, who were furmc
4 residents of that city
O The Eilcr Hall and Savage families
Of Wncond0, motorcd 10 Wilhoi
Z Springs Sunday
Z Miss Dora Harris, of New York City
rs spending q few weeks with the Levi
e. family at Lnhish.
b Mrs, S Taylor Jones, the wife Of Su
&. perIntcndont Jones, Of the Salem, Fall
b. city and Western road, underwent nj
q operation az Good Samaritan hospita
last week in Portland for the relief %
q chronic knee trouble aud rs fcportc,
To bee improving She is the duughtc
Of Mr. and Mrs Lewis, of this place
!. and Mrs lpWiY has been AZ lpr he'd
IL side Mr. Jones was former coudu,
% tor ON the Oregon Electric and wcI
known here and In Salem
y The German Baptist Sunday schoC
of Salem enjoyed picnic nt Quinnb
park Monday There were so iu M
u pnrty who motorcd out aud spent IN
duy Gumcp. singing, luncheon am
a. fireworks afforded Amusement Of man
varieties
:, Mrs, Frank Mutthcs and son. Mefll
IA NJ Wucondu, were weekend guests d
~ I"Thc CedUs,' the McMuuu home.
In Mr. and Mrs August Kaiser Of NJ
.r lem, spent independence day with thct
n daughter Mrs. Ray Perkins
s. The little son Of Mr. aud Mrs Gcorg
,p' Bcckucr caught his finger in The pom
10 opcmtrd by % gasoline engine a. tho
.g home few days ago aud badly Insuc
ated the member
al Rain began falling Sunday and O.il
% from some slight inconvenience 20 tb0'
Fl. making hay, has been Of much bcDrf
Il 20 late sown grain and gnrdcns Wtt
cspccinl fre-hening of pastures
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07
BIG MEXICAN BATTLE

Laredo, Texas, July 0--ln q big bat
ile between Cauanzistas and Villistas
near pafedon several hundred men
have been killed on both sides accord
inc 10 semiofficial reports here 10.
day The result 0f the battle is not
yet known.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-07

Tacoma Tribune, A prominent chi.
cago couple bas been married with a
new "rationalis'ia service II is much
like the old one in that the couple
make certain promises which they may
or may not keep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
PORTUGAL Gets
A new CABINET
IN REVOLUTION

LISBON. May 17.-After two
days Of anarchy and rlotlng. during
which scores of soldiers and civil
ians were killed and Lisbon bonn.
barded. almost normal conditions
prevail thruout Portugal today.
Dispatches today state the CART
son ut Santarem and several other
cities had surrendered To the reyo
lutlonists. A new cabinet was
formed by the revolutionistA abonrf
the battleship Nasco de- Cana last
night. and today assumed control
OF the government.
Juao Chagns was chosen new pre-.
mier By the republicans. and In now
on route TO Lisbon from Oporto
Tho whereabouts OF Proslden
d'Arrni In still unknown.
Other members OF the new cabi
net selected during the revolution
AIRY council on tho warBhip Off Lis.
bon are said 20 include Fernandez
Costa. formerly minister OF marine
Quartz Leite. formerly minister OF
finance: Brazillo Telles and Paulo
Falco.
ChaFas. II II said, will hold both
tho premiership and tho portfolio
OF minister OF the interior
4 proclamation issued by the rev
dictionary committee declares the
purpose OF tho uprising was 10 re
store tho government 10 the repub
Leans.
President de Arriaga. who has
been missing since tho revolution
AIRY uprising occurred Saturday. IL
today reported TO be safe In a
suburb OF Lisbon. The president II
said To have left OF his own yolition
with an eHcort OF cavalry. and
agreed 20 sign the nomination OF the
new cabinet agreed upon by the rev
olutionary COMMITTEES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
COAST CITIES
BENEFIT BY
RATE RULING

Seattle. Tacoma. Aberdeen, Ho.
GUAM. Cosmopolls. Everett. Bel
bingham and Vancouver. ms well as
oregon and California ports Will
benefit nH result OF ruling hand
cd down by tho interstate com.
merce commission today. rejecting
plans advanced by Western rail.
roads for constructing rates on GER
tain commodities to the Pacific
Coast and back haul points.
The ruling OF the commission II
In line with the contention OF w.
A. Mearn OF the bureau Of transpor-
tation OF the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce and other coast repre-
sentativeH who opposed the plan OF
tho railroads before the commits
sion In Washington recently.
According 10 Mears. the ruling az
fects such commodities as steel
products, building materials. paper
In all It's forms, canned goods and
some less important products which
are now moving I'm vast quantities
10 Pacific Coast ports via the Pan.
anna canal AT a water rate lower
than the overland rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
DICK UNEXPECTEDLY RETURNS

Copyright, 1918. BY tho Newspaper En-
terprise Assoclation)
II ever any one was thankful for
small mercles II was ! when Moth
err Waverly decided she would not
be able to come over 10 dinner and
spend the evening. She was very
peeyiHh that Mollle had gone out
without consulting her
There you have the attitude OF
30 many old people. little book.
They want 10 stay home and enjoy
tho quiet and maybe want 10 30 10
bed al . o'clock aud they want YOU
To do the same. Aunt Mary is not
like this. however. She did not
ask any questions when ! asked her
II she would go with Mollie and jim
10 the theatre. She said Yes" i'm.
mediately. Rltho know IL was
some little effort for her.
After they had all gone and had
made sure neither Mother Wayerly
nor any one else was coming over.
! called up the hospital In ----.
asked them II they could tell me
where Mr.. Wayerly was stopping,
They answered that MIR John
Wayerly had left the hospital two
days ago and they supposed he was
going 20 his home In ---. Mr..
Richard Wavcrly left the city three
days ago for his home"
My heart stopped beating
Where was Dick7 Could II be
possible that he had been killed In
some out of.the-way place. 4 chill
that made my teeth rattle took pos
session of me. could hardly get
away from the telephone. had no
one TO tell my troubles TO. as ]
could not burden Molllo with mine
when hers were 40 hard TO bear. !
managed TO get undressed and into
bed, wher. even after | had gotten
hot water bottle and piled more
coverings over me | still continued
10 shiyer and shake. ] began TO be
afraid as ! thought OF myself in the
apartment all alone. ] wondered II
| should send for Or. Atwater, but
finally decided 90 wait until Aunt
Mary came back.
or course, little book. countless
women have experienced that hor.
rihle chill which seems to strike
the heart and paralyHe the nerves.
but II was the first time In my
healthy life that had done so. and
II seemed 90 me that ! was going to
die there all alone. ! began TO cry
weakly when all at once heard a
key In the latch ~ the front door
Nv tremors turned 10 terror. was
sure that burglars were about 10
ransack the apartment The door
op.ned; there Was sound or a
grip dropping on the floor with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17

her life when she discovers vindi.
mfrs treachery. and her husband.
Count Boroff. kills Vladimir.
Fedora. not knowing the circum.
stances. swears vengeance and fol.
lows Boroff to America. She pre-
tends to love Boroff and extracts a
confession from him. but her hate
OF him turns 10 real love when she
learns the motive OF the murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17

thump. "a quick step across the hall
and Dick stood In the doorway OF
the bedroom.
II seemed TO me that ! screamed
and then ] knew no more for quite
while. When ! came to myself
Dick was chatting my hands.
There was a smell OF camphor
and my night dress and the bed
clothes seemed saturated with H..
For a minute or two | did not real
iEe what had happened. Then Dick
brought mo TO myself by saying:
What is the matter. Margie7 Why
are you all alone? why did you
faint!" When he asked this. even
tho he had me In his arms. famed
with anger.
Il expect I am alone because my
husband sees III to stay away from
me for over a week without letting
me know where be was
Dicks voice had that exasperat.
ing quality as tho he were explain
ing 20 child. But. Margie, you
know had TO go TO see Jack. who
was very Ill.
Jack was we'll enough 10 leave
the hospital two days ago and well
enough so that you could leave the
city ostensibly 10 come home the
day before he left"
Dicks face grew red. Been spy.
ingl" he exclaimed contentiously.
mo. but things here have come
TO such a pass that thought II nee
easary for you 20 come home. and
40 | teiephoned 10 the hospital and
they gave me the information as a
matter OF course"
Dick rushed for the evening pa
per. and. as he read the item about
Mr.. Hatton's going away. and that
he was in pursuit OF him. his one
! comment was H"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
PAINTS TH0S. uPPY |

Ten years from the time he began
to pain the picture in moments he
was able TO snatch from his daily
labor. John Nogelberg. Seattle ar.
fist. has presented to the Y. NJ. c. A.
painting OF Thomas S. Lippy, pres.
ident OF the association. The pic.
ture has been hung in the Y. VI. c.
a. library.
Nogelberg lives. with his wife and
children, at JOS Ninth ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
FIERR0 IS WOUNDED

I'll pASO. May i7.--Gen. F1erro.
Gen. Villas bodyguard. and the man
who shot and killed VIM. :. Benton.
British subject. IN juarez last
spring. has been wounded IN the log
according TO messages received
here today.
The wound was received during
the fighting between the forces Of
villa and Obregon In the mountains
near Leon. Guanalato.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
p r. o G r A n s

Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
Little Sunset" Hobart Bos.
WORTH: The Kind OF Girl Who
Came From Heaven" South
American Travelogue," No. 3.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
Princess Romanoff' Nance
O'Neil and Stuart Holiness.
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
THE Gray Horror" three parts.
The Yellow Streak" drama.
Rushing the. Lunch Counter" Ham
comedy.
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
The Faith OF Her Fathers"
(Cleo Madison) three parts; He
Fell in the Park" comedy.
CIemmer Ending Tuesday Night
THE Christian" earl Williams
and Edith Storey. eight parts.
orpheum Ending Saturday Night
The Eternal City" pauline
Frederick.
Seattle Ending Wednesday Night
shore Acres" five parts.
Alhsmbra Ending Wednesday Night
Adam Bede." two parts:
"Hearst-Selig Weekly; THE Gal
Looping Pilgrim" George AIDE com.
edy.
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
jungle Queen" marie Wal.
camp. two parts; For Cash"
warren Kerrigan). two parts;
Her Friend the Milkman" eddie
Lyons and Victoria Forde). comedy.
Alaska Ending Wednesday Night
Such Little Queen" (Mary
Pickford).
TIlikum Ending Tuesday Night
"Matty's Decision" (Christy
Mathewson). two parts: 'Broncho
Billy's Vengeance. Two Hearts
and n Ship"
Madison Ending Tuesday Night
The Littlest Rebel" five parts:
THE Black Box" episode No. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
WILL SEE REAL THING

Boys who attend the Y. NJ. c. A.
vacation school this summer Will
see lot OF the interesting things
around Seattle. according to Direct
or Woodcock. He plans to have the
students make regular visits TO big
Industrial plants. shipping terminals
and mercantile establishments. to
learn of our Industrial and CONNER.
cial life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
SENATOR'S WIFE
SHOOTS HERSELF

SPOKANE. MAY i7--Melaneholy
caused by three years illness was
given az the cause OF the suicide OF
Mrs Marguerite Hutchinson. wife
OF State Senator u A. Hutchinson
Sunday. Mrs. Hutchinson shot
herself Mrs Hutchinson was a
club woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17
MISSION

The Gray Horror" n three part
drama by the Lubin company
heads today'a bill at the Mission. II
IL a modern mystery story.
Tho action. starting In London,
rapidly gives the basis OF the plot
| A girl. sweetheart OF London bar
rister (lawyerl. meets with n mas
ter crook. and marriea him. Later
she sends for tho lawyer 10 help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-17

fast curve over the rubber. and
BlNG. The left fielder turns and
digs toward the fence. while Berg.
strom numbers around the bags for
homer.
The game Is filmed on the Los
Angeles Pacific Coast league
grounds. Members OF tho Venice
league team are volunteer actors.
Little Sunset" the film r. called.
Little Sunset" Jones n mascot
OF the team. Gus Bergstrom. played
by Bosworth. IL veteran big
ieagaer who has grown tired OF the
game. and who. one day. after mis-.
playing a fly ba'i and being blamed
for losing the game. quits and goes
back to his little home town In
/ Ohio.
4 The home folks criticlse him for
I deserving the team.
Little Sunset" falls H. Berg.
/ strom hears about Il. and goes back
to visit the boy at the teams hotel.
Get me my pants the boy de
mands.
L Bergstrom gets EN-.
Now come on, you big gutter. ="
says the boy. There's only one
way you can square yourself with
me"
Sunset" hunts out the manager,
dragging Bergstrom shame-facedly
behind him.
i've brought back your swede.
he declares.
| And, as related. Mr.. Bergstrom
proceeds to cop the pennant. The
story IL BY Charles Van Loan.
The chic and clever Anita Stew
art plays in a drama. THE Kind oil
Girl Who Came From Heaven" and
South American travelogue shows
scenes about Jamaica.
oRpHEUm
Hall Gaines story OF political un
rest In Italy, OF Italian love and
Italian intrigue. THE Eternal City.
Is thrillingly told by the film at the
Orpheum this week In a splendid
and costly production.
In addition 10 the absorblns
story, the picture is OF keen inter
est on account OF its historic accu
racy.
The greater part OF the play Il
staged In Rome and intimate views
Of the grandeur. past and present
OF THE Eternal City" are shown
imposing st. Peters. the Appiar
Way, the ruins OF the Coliseum
and general glimpses OF the city.
For the first time In the history
OF motion pictures the makers were
permitted to film views in anC
about the Vatican.
The role Of Donna Roma Ia mos
capably handled by the beautiful
Pauline Frederick. The Eterna
City" which will be shown the res
OF the week. should attract large
crowds. The production deserves
them.
COLONIAL
Sardou's play. Fedora" convert
ed to Princess Romanoff' in th'
photoplay at the Colonial theatre
is another intensely interesting
problem play, splendidly staged. o
Russian life and intrigue. win
Nance O'Neil playing the role o
Fedora. IT compares quite favor
ably with "Kreutzer Sonata" re
Gently shown at the same the
atre. also dealing with Russian life
In Princess Romanof" Miss
O'NeIl Ia seen to fine advantage II
the stirring emotional roles which
she 40 cspably plays. Early In life
Fedora marries an old nobleman
He dies shortly afterward.
She then falls in love with Vladi
mir, son Of the st. Petersburg pre-
feet Of police. who carries on n dar
ing affair with the wife OF Coun
'Boroff. The countess finally end'