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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22
iteben, oaB es un5dbIige Ginse ifs
llnlern amerifaniiAen Ginridltnl1ae1t

iteben, oaB es un5dblige Giage in
unlern amerifafil1en Ginrihtnrgclt
litl6 4ni1aulingen giebt, oie cine gu
/. te gr5iebung berbiroern ODER ibreti
ginfluB bernihten, anltatt iblicBlid)
| oie 8eboroen oafiir at tooeln, oab
| fie oieie SnIlen lidt beIier foatrcI
Iieren, meroen oie &aIen ieIbit, Ole
an nno fir iid boIlig barinIos fir0,
lals o9elf SoIes of gice1 be8eidaet
uno ibre SdlieBung dIs rottpen6ig
| fir Die Moral Der NoIfes, Dor alIein
Der Der beranipabienoen Sugert0,
lbe5eihnet. Die nlte Geihi1tel Cine
an uito fir fib olirdans itattbof-
|te ginrihtung MIRO aIs llrIuGe
auBere ginrihtltng miro als llrlache
! fir moralil1e 2eioetr oes GoIfes er-
fldrt oboleid fie in @irflidfcit MIR
L In einent lolen duBeren 3uiamrneli-
bang NIT ibnen itebt uno oonn miro
|als Seilmittel fit oieie 2eioen ste
geieitieung Ser betreffelloen ginrih-
tung geforoert. ltno ood iDer6pn
moralifde SailniB uno @erbredsn
iDeoer onrd Die ShIieBung bon Gu
loos nod bon 8illaroballen aus Ser
g8elt gebraht.
gm Sonntag nadnittag but
I'M aoIoiieum 81 ct. 2ouis cine
groBe 8eriammIung bon Geutlh=
Mmerifanern, Sriih Mmerifanergt
uno glnglo Mmerifanern Itdttgefllsl-
oen ON Ser 10000 Menihen tell
nabmen llno in Der cine Neibe Dell
9efdliiiien gegen Die Snltung llniercr
Hegierltng In Dem ieBigen Griege aiis
genonlmen ipuroe. gs miro ons
gerbot oes @affenbanoeIs aefor-
bert, Die freie 0urhfabrt bon nell
tralen Shiffen nah friegFiibrenoen
Sonoerll, fuenn oieie Shif=
fe niht init &ontrebanoe bella.
ben iino, elm Eroteit gegen oie
9urhiuhltilg bon omerifalliihen
5diffen BON ieiten friegfiibrenoer
geationen nno gegen 0os 9[usieben
bon Wineri ouf bober See eingeIeat
Reoen tultroen gebaltei1 bon Dem frii.
berer aongreB Mepr1ientantsr
Bartbolot, bon Dem friiberen enqlt-
Ihen 8arlamentsmit9Iieo GoIan, BON
9enrp u. aeriting, Yrof. gentbe uro
onoeren
SIN Hepr1lentantenbauie Der
Segislatur BON 9enniploonieu Dot
man Die 8orloge, Die gountp 9ocal
Option einfiibren ioIlte. nieoerge-
ftinnit.
Sn Birmingham ala.. itiirstc
Die Wtoner oes ourdl Sener beidd.
oigten fiirlfItodigen Steele-Snftf-
@eb1lloes on Der 3meiten apenlic EN-
lmo bier 8erionen famen babel INNS
2eben lleber snun5ig luuroen psr-
lett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22
aarit lltbtri6t.

Dcatdhanb perid)arft leine
8eisimmnngen iiber &pntre-
bam6e.
Die gerbanblnngem 5iuiidJem
sytafien mmo Ceiterreidj angcb-
lidJ iuieoer anfgenummcn.
Die siirfen sieben srmppen
am @DIf BON Saros sitianntfn.
enftfdiffer aller Seere iino
fleifis an Der MrbeitI
9ie Nnsriffe Der @niien Int
ben &arpatben iperSen intiner
iuieSer siiriifseidIagen ititS
iiHb teillueiie siim Sdjueisen
sebrnd)t.
ssn Der Wegen6 BON gpern
finbsn nm ben 9iigd yso. 80
idlspcre aampfe itatt.
Die GnslGmber iOllen 75O,-
600 Wsann in syraufreid) nno
gelgien iteben 6aben.
llnfcre Hesieritng ienoet cine
etiuas ieltiame Nntiport an ben
0rafen 8ernitorff.
Die oentidjem Gosialoemofra.
ten ha6en anseblidj cine ssrie-
oemsagitation bespnnem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22
JmIano

0ie auardnt1ne Merste lit
Seem Oorf baben bon Dem ioeben bort
eingetroffenen griehilben 3nmpfer
uSbemiiltocles" SO Yerionen ellt,
ferllt, Die, ibrer Meii1llng mad, pom
EDpbus, Der befnnntIih in Serbien
berriht uno iid angebIid) ltah
@riehenlnno ausbreitet, affi5iert
fino. Solte oos Tppbnsgeidrei ur-
ferer ensliiden 3eitnngen oie Serr-
idaften in Stem gorf nidt etfuos all-
5lt a1gftIid gemaht baben
llnler Wfiniiter oes Snnern,
Cane, bat befannt gemabt, oaB bonn
/. Sluglit an 9(utomobile i'm gel
loipitone 8arf fabren oiirfen. Big
fer tuar Der Harf stutontobilen per-
fdloifea.
aus Seattle, g8aibinaton,
fontnlt eine ourfle gsahridt. Es
miro IN ibr bon Ser 8eriebuna oes
friiberen oeutfden &oniuls bort, OeS
8arons BON 2oeBneDlen, geiprohcn
uno angeoeutet, oiele geriebung Jet
olrh einen bon Dem 4oniul unter-
i6riebenen griet ben man unter ben
5uriifgeloifenen Saden zines oeier-
tierten Solootelt gefiinoen babe, per-
anlaBt iuor0en. Sb oarnit auf e;-
ne Spionage Gffaire ooer irgeno
ettDas anoeres bingeoeutet perben
iol, miro niht geIagt. sSn oieIen
Sfaoteft oes georotpeitens lheinen
5ur 3eit re6t linerfreulide 3uitGilbe
5u berrihen. gs 1heinen iih bort
itarfe 4bneigungen gegen. Die Geut-
iden berausgebiloet gu baben. Oh
iDirflif olird oas gerbalten geipiifrt
Reidsoeltiher in offi5iellen Gtellur-
gen EN-. @runo fir cine ioIde M5-
neigilng gegeben lit, l1Bt lid) ridt
redt erfennen, oa offi5ielle Wittci-
lungen iiber Die nerihieoenen itnar-
genebmen @orfommniiie, Die iih IN
Der lebten 3eit oort ougetragen Ia-
ben feblen lino oie 9erihte, oie bcr-
liegen, offenbar oeutibfeinolih ge-
fdrbt iino. glber gatia6e lit ieoen-
tols, oaB Die 3uit6noe BORT aur Seit
bohit unerfreulih iino.
9lls er mebrere illnge 2eute int
sllter bon ieds5ebn bis 5u iedsurf-
5ipan5ig Sabren 3u langi1brigenI
3udt6ausltrafen pegen Neorocs,
ltno 1bnlifer 8erbrehen uer.
erfIdrte 9iidter Ietit in
Chicago, er tpiiroe tie nod id)art,r|
beltraft baben, menn er nicbt einie6e,
caB Die @eieli1aft all ibnet Elm
llnreht begnngen babe, inoem tie ies
ne a6ell 6oles Of 8ice" offen lies,
in oenen Die SSueeno fir oas @er6re-
den beronge5ogen ipiiroe inlo ilt De-
nen audi lie ieinen 2odllngen erie
gen ieien. Wiit oieien sen Soics
Of @ice" meinte er oie Villarn- lulo
Gool-@nIlen, oenn oie glngeflaeten
batteu erfIGrt, ooB tie oiir6 oas Ser
limliegen in ihnen ihlecht gelporoenI
Ieien. @s lit oas 10 rebt amerifa-
Mid. 4nltott oen @Itern einen 8or.
murf sli MAIDEN, oaB iie ibre SslfngenI
niht beiier ersieben, anitntt ein5uee-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22

gsagDpolanp gefiibrt, in benen bic
9imiicn sroke @erinitf an SDten mnO
@eripnnoeten erlitten. Die Geiterre
rei6er mad)ten oreitatienS nid)t per-
ipnmbete Wefangene.
glns 9unSpn lpirb gemelSet, Die
@erbanbInnsen siuiid)en Oeiterreidt
nno Stalien iiber eauoabtretnnsen
Oes Griteren ieien iuieoer anfsenom-
men.
Die Oentiden 2mftidiffer ipllen
uiele gOmben anf bic rniiiidje Staot
gialpituf seluprien baben, nn6 bic
9iniIen iollen Oafiir 8ad)e senommen
faben, inOcm lie ben gabn6pf Ser OFT
premfiIden Gta0t Spl0em bombar-
bierten. Sritiide 2nftidifier iollen
Die bentid)en emftidiffballen in Gbent
angegriffen baben nmb frnns6iid)e
gnfffdjiffe bas Sanptanartier bes
General Gtrant i'm Boepre-I Iiltriff.
slnd) in gaoen iollen franS6iiidje 2nft=
idJiffer Nnsriffe semadJt baben, nm
ter anberm auf bic GleftrisitGtsaueftc
in 9oerrad.
Aus oem Soag fomnt Die 9eod,-
riht Die oe1tihen So5ialoemofraten
|mabten Mnitrengungen, ben syrieben
berbei5ufiibren. Sic batten GrniIiarc
nad 9olano, gnglano rilo 5ranf-
reid geIhidt. Inn Die ocrtigen Gc-
5ialiiten gu betpegen, oaB fie nit III
men 5uian1men fir @erbeifiibruns oes
Jriebens arbeiteten. Die beuti6en
So5ialiiten ieien gegen ieoe 9lnnerion
frenoen Serritoriurns, oaber ieien lie
aud fir Die Ndunlllng gelgiens
nno fir Die 5reieebung GliaB-
Sotbringens BON Seiten Der Geut-
lfen sl6er gliaB-2otbriilgen oiir'e
al6 niht in ben 8eiib 8ranfreid :
iibergeben ionoern n1iilie Elm BON
|Jeoen anoern Staate linabb6naiges
@ebiet meroen. @enn Die oeutIbem
So5ialoemofratert lid) pirflih nit
oerartigen sSoeen tragen, 10 benefit
Dos MIR, 0nB lie beute oielelben 9of-
trindre iino, tpie friiber lino bon prat-
tiider Yolitif nidts tpiiien. slber
es lit, ongeiidts Der gan5en bisberi-
gen Soltiing Der oeutiden Go5ial-
oeniofratie, nidt iebr ipabrldeinlih,
oaB lie auf elmer oerartigen @runo-
lage cine ssriepensngitation in's
8erf ieben iollte. 1eberbaupt er-
ibeint es faunl glaublidJ, 6aB oie
oeutihen So5ialoemofraten gerooe
iebt NIT elmer 6rieoensagitation bar-
bortreten tpiiroen, oa iie iih oo6
ielbit iagen niiBter, ooB oie Ser
b1ltniiie in oieiem glugenblid cine
iolhe glgitation pollig ausIidtSlus
eriheiren laiien. @an8 abgeie6en
bnpon, ooB lie ibre eigene aroft mag
Los iiberiddben piiroen, ipenn lie
slanbten, iie iudren i'm Stanoe, nit
Siilfe engliiher uno fran50liIher
So5ialoemofraten 0en sSrieoen bers
Del0uIuDreH.
Die SorreIponoens ySecr anb 9D-
litif" beridJtet aus better, nnbeltreit-
barer amelle, oaf Der rnfIiid,e
S0dDit Sommanbierenoe, @roffnrIt
NifOlans Nifolaieiuitidp felt lGmge-
rer 3eit bereits franf oarmieoer-
liegt. Gs iunrbe linn Elm Sflfsia6-
ltitmt NIT @ollmadlt in Der Geripn
bes Generals 9anielujf 5ngeuielen,
Der i'm gsainen bes so6dit Gom-
mamoierenoen filnsiert uno ben 81
tel eines ,.9irefturs Der sSelbarmce
oes @eneralitabes" fiibrt. Gr lit Elm
intimer perf6ulider ssreanb Ses
@roffilriten, Der leoigIidl MIR npd)
nonfinell an Der Spite Der Opera
tionen itebt.
SSn Der Ssobresperiammluna scr
@ellenfirhner Weinen 9lftien.
@eiellihoft fonltatierte ser Br1lioent
Der aontpagnie, Or. Gmi[ airoorI,
elmer Der befonnteiten SsnouItrieGen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22
Die Gtiitem bes @aterlanbes.

slls Der rlifiiisbe ariegsminiitlr
iiingit beim G8aren gum 8ortrag
eridien, ipollte er aud Der 2duiepfla-
ge i'm 5eloe Elm paar @orte tpionlell
slls Wonn BON gutem @eihnlaf nun
beoiente er iid oes loteinii6en Na-
mems oieier, btutigen 0udleeiiter ln0
beri6tete:
oWfit @enngtinng miro eS Gr
Nadieltat erfiiaen, onB oie polnii6el
Seoicltli oen 9eiitIden bicI 5u i6cl-
ZEN MAIDEN l. gr ftodte, bern
Die Stirne ieines boben Serren Ieots
lih in llnntutsfaIten.
gWarim" rief ser G8ar :
.lporlm bat man mir oieie brapsa
Sarloesfinoer nod itiht 5ur 0efora-
tion oorgeihIaaen2 2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22

8ir reparieren irgeno elm Irbaohaf-
tes Dad; iest iffs an Der 3eit. Sn.t
W. Wilfins. Eel. Tranis 1878.
(NnseiQe.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22

5ran Gbas. aI6redbt, 1898 Ojtsgoms
merce Ctr. Gan slntonio, Feras, liefert
frifd5e @Iumen, gIlmenftiide. 8oueliets
linb BfIan5eu. 8eet<Eflan5en cine Gpez
8ialitit Gel grodett 2392. {Nn8.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
JACK JOHNSON IS
IN BUENOS AYRES
Big Smoke Says He Will Open
the Finest Cafe in South
America
(By Hal sheridan)

NJ. VI L., I,
.nsmon5oJ thp !, fnoo is~,' ppht'''i Lt ""s
,t Madison sorana Go,d," o ~ ~. l"o as .
.onrso dons not inoI,Ja & ao9i,., o|, ms. in,s, VI
nor msn % hn ~ nim T'i"'I ivy o ".',' %S"iiu rSiii.
ticket. 70 "oyor aii rohis "" stano u,' ~ p'th, t
garJcn Rnt Il Jods 6'sS nsS,ot o,"s'u ,.,, =" Inr
or nott,, noIi.o,ons ,,.ho Ln,, ""',''v,
ao aka + rnr ~ taon"ol,a, ""o "a,0 WHEN .LaI'
1I 1rpmt f,,.. .,,,. ,.,, ,,.
stor "atho,.' ''" Un' "',,",'s yo'n
nnloss boy no, 1iuIne o,h,, w. ',"l p"t,'o'
>' l'' NV O'"'' P'op'''
Ronorts oirorIotoJ II Lo.orop .,..,.,
h,rn yoy that NIL, MIL hno2 !" T"'Ip"'' L . ,,Ir''5
IN prosidom, GiImoro u D0",," ,s Ia h"' TPP,,u'
lcoono for ioh o. ca. c ,Tt. ,Ty + V'I,"' ,.,'
roceivod Inf iittlo 0 on.oont ,"I m,y"nt' @ h"S
ia stin has bnnns ~ I,UJi" i,ni H'",u', ,, pu, ,
,',r,' ''i I'' "oP'' u it"u'"B poS'tl"
~ nm nst os "on5 nan. .,.,.
vos ;, DonIin .aid Lnra rn,nnG.. ,.TLtl
mIl of nv hartn" i,a,, ,,,. Eo us ~
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
HELPFUL WORDS
FROM A SALEM CITIZEN

Is your back lame and paiufu}
Does it ache especially after exer.
tioul
Is there soreness In the kiiney
rcgion2
These symptoms suggest weak Mi.
ueys,
Il 80 therc Is danger In delay
Weak iducys yet fast weaker
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doau 's Kidney Pills are Tor veal,
Kidneys,
Nolr ucighbors use anl recommend
them
Read this Salem testimony
A. W. Lobach, r. r. u. No, /, Salem
says; "a strain weakened my kidneys
aud was laid mp for two weeks |
tried several remedies, but got no rc
lief, On a ueighbor's advice, | began
using Doan y Kidney PILLS and one box
made mo well enough to 10 huck tc
work poau's Kidney Pills did more
to fix me up In good shape than any
thing else ! ever tried "
Price soc, at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remciy-gel
boous Kidney phs-thc same thai
Mr., Lobach had FostcrMilbuu Co.
Props Buffalo, " v
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
SPORT NEWS
HIGH JINKS AT
ARMORY ALL DAY

The Company NJ high iinks was 60.
ing full blast today and from the Do-
ginning Of the indoor target shoot this
morning the Salem citizen soldiers have
been competing in contests Of speed,
strength, skill, nerve aud lung power.
The reyeille race was won by Sergeant
Banta, This was a contest in which
the soldiers were awakened from a
sound slumber and required to don
their uniforms ana equipment and re-.
port for battle in the shortest possible
time. The "shOe grab" was won by
Sergeant Afford, who donned his shoes
first and clicked his heels together in
front of the master Of ceremonies. The
shoes were piled up in the center Of
the armory floor and the air was full
Of footwear until some contestant
found his pair and hied himself to the
outskirts of the skirmsh to put them
on
The first prize in the Equipment race
went to Private Manly Coats. Lieu.
tenant j, r. Neer won the Expert shoot
with score Of 20 out Of Il possible %
and Sergeant Banta was second with a
score Of 10. The indoor baseball game
between platoOns was called at 9
o clock this afternoon, after which
the wall sealing contest will be staged
between two squads Of s men each
Each squad is required to get all Of
their men over IA foot wall in com.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
GOVERNOR CHEERS
TACOMA EDITOR

OF course, anybody who is cOny ersant
vita conditions, political and otherwise,
never thought for a moment that Gov.
ernOr West really intended to accom-
pany the Belgian relief ship on its trip
across the waters even though the gov.
ernOr 3 courteous reply to the sugges
tiOn and invitation Of the Oregon Bel
gian relief committee to do 50 may have
conveyed that impression to some, but
the editor Of the Tacoma News evident.
" took the matter seriously when he
penned the following editorial, which
appeared in the December 23rd issue
of the News;
"Goyernor West of Oregon, has been
invited to accompany the Belgian relief
ship to Rotterdam. He deems it a
duty to do 30 and is endeavoring to
arrange his affairs to make the joyous
journey. OF course, there is TO duty
about it, any more than it has been the
duty Of the governors of New York,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Kansas, In.
diana, Washington and other states
which have sent, or are about to send
cargoos to Belgium, but Governor West
sees an opportunity to take lovely va.
cation at public expense, and wlo can
say that Oregon will not profit prolifi
cally by his absence"
This little fling amused Governor
West immensely when he was shown
the item and he Immediately wrote the
author Of the editorial a note yesterday
afternoon, the text Of which was as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
CORNELL WINNER
OF CHARIOT RACES

Pasadena Jan. l,-E. b. Cornell Of
portcrille, won the first Of the two
chariot races at Tournament park this
afternoon in the fast time Of l;iG 3.j,
defeating Frank Lathrop, Of Walnut
A crowd Of 10000 witnessed the racing
AMI athletic events at the park.
y, j. Lcvrngood, the veteran chariot
driver, defeated Nick Fitzgerald in the
second chariot race but his time was
slower than that of Cornell in the first
race, leaving Cornell the winner Of
chief houors for the day Lcyeugood =
time was 2302
The Los Angeles chamber Of cons
mcrcc won first prize In the floral
parade for the most beautiful entry,
gaining permanent possession of the
$500 challenge cup won last year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
GERVAIS LOCAL NOTES

Miss Eloise White visited ner grand
mother Mrs. Il. j. Harding, during the
week.
Ross Cutsforth and wife returned
Tuesday evening from a trip to Port.
land,
Adolph Schaffer spent Christmas
with his parents, Mr., and Mrs, Louis
Shaffer.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manning,
December 25, girl A fine Christmas
present.
Vera Cutsforth gave a party Wednes.
day evening to a number Of her school.
mates.
Mrs. Percy Ottoway and baby, Of
Aurora, are visiting her mother Mrs,
Miller, at st. Louis.
Mr.. A. Schwab has been quite sick
at his home just south Of town for
the past two weeks.
Mrs, G. j. Moisan, Mrs, Sumner Ste.
vens and Miss Kittie Smith were Salem
visitors Thursday.
Miss Elsie Uteman, of San Francis.
co., Cal, and Floyd Ramp, of Brooks,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
REGISTRATION in
MOTOR DEPARTMENT

According to the statement issued by
the motor vehicle registration depart
meut of the office OF secretary Of
state yesterday, only six chnuffcurs
have registered aud taken out licenses
iu the department during the month Of
December of this year. as compared To
two motor vehicle and one chauffeur
license last year and three motor vc.
hicle and three chuufrcurs licenses for
the month Of December, lDlg The to.
tul number Of registrations made and
licenses issued during the year lNll
vast Motor vehicles, lG,3l7; motor.
cycles. 2SOS, dealers registered, no.,
and chuuficus registered, lS9S aud
thc total amount of fees collected dur
ing lNll was s1I5ae, as compared to
sldNf3 for the year lpl3, when total
of 1887 motor ychieles and llil
chauffeur were registered aud sl2QOl
nud for the ycur 1912, when lO.l6i
motor vehicles and l,7Ga chauffeurs
were registered I'm 1901 there was q
total of. 6,i9S motor vehicles and 1871
ohnuffeurs registered and the amount
OF fccs collected was t213l6,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01

were married in Portland Saturday, De.
cember 26.
Mrs. H, L. Koester feels proud ovei
being presented with a fine electric
reading lamp as Christmas present
from seven of her bOarders.
Alois SCHNEIDER, of Mt. Angel, died
at his home December 90 and was bur
led Thursday, He was an old resident
Of this section and left many friends
-Garyais Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
COLLEGE GETS A MILLION.

Claremont, Cal, Jan. There was
general rejoicing today in Claremont
following the announcement that
Pomona College has raised $Sj0,00O
upon which a gift of $l5O,OOO by the
Rockefeller general educational bureau
was contingent The time permitted
for the raising Of the larger sum ex.
pired at midnight, but the last dollar
was subscribed several hours earlier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01

Nv lONos
''TO the Editor: Cheer up, my friend!
If make the Belgium trip it will be
at my own expense. Please be inform
ed, however, that when tae eleventh
Sly Of January rolls around my time
will be my own and | will feel priyi-
legged to visit Belgium, Tacoma or any
other place in need Of aid.
Yours very truly,
"OSWALD WEST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01
Bargains

6} 4. farm Oh Howell Prairie sale or
trade prirc $4,000, terms,
10 4. Rusciah District $1,000, sale or
trade; terms
House, hnw large lots, sale or trade,
prirc sg,5OOi terms
Modern Bungalow $500; terms,
House and 4 lots $500, terms
Choice vacant lots In all parts Of the
city ON easy terms.
TRACTS
Improved A. tract close in $4,000,
terms.
8 A. tract the hest In the Valley, only
SliOO
Houses for Rent
Money to Loan
wutc Insurance In the best old line
companies, phone i5a
BECHTEL & BYNON,
3l7 STATE STREET
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-01

A lady reformer says won,cn should
not think about fashions, but should
wear a dress as long os they like It,
But they won't do that They Insist
on wearing % dress that Ia as short as
possible.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-06-23
AS to Gums.

The News is neither gunsmith
nor gunner, neither is it son of n
gun, hut 1t can truthfully say that
when 1t looks at tirearm like the
one now owned by Judge Billie
Rife, of this city, it finds itself won
dering how the skill and ingenuity
OF man could possibly create snch n
splendid weapon. The news would
sadly bungle the job if it attempted
TO give a description in detail of
such a gun, therefore will not at
tempt II. The gun came into the
judges possession as the gift OF his
brother, Charles, who recently died
In Kenova. MIR. Rife, at the time
of his untlmely demise, held the
championship o6 the United States
as a gun shot, having won it over
many competitors about a year ago,
and he won it with the gun now
owned by his brother. The gun
was made in Essen, Prussia, the
place where the big guns of the
German army are made, and the
barrels are made Of the famous
Krupp steel Ike maker of the
Rife gun ie named Saur, whose
family have been gun makers more
than a century and half, and it
cost 1925. OF course Judge Rife
prizes his treasure very much not
only for It's intrinsic value but on
account Of its associations. Big
Sandy News.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-06-23
CORPORATION TAX
EFFECTIVE JULY |
Attorney General Lilly Up
holds Contention of
Auditor on New Tax
Law.

Charleston, June l5.-An opin.
ion made public today at the office
OF A. A. Lilly, attorney general Of
West Virginia, upholds the conten-
tion of the auditor of state, J. ).
Darst, that the new resident and
nonresident corporation tax will
become effective with the fiscal
year beginning July /, 1915, in.
stead Of on August %, as was be-
lieyed. The law, the opinion holds,
was 80 constructed az to be re.
tractive under the West Virginia
constitution.
Collection Of the tax from the
first named date Is expected to add
largely to the revenue Of the state.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-06-23
BUCKHANNON
NOT SUITED
For Pythian Home Grand
Lodge Officers Refuse
to Recommend the
City Selected.

AT a meeting held recently in
Wheeling of the Grand Lodge ofii-
GERS of the Knights of Pythias
Lodge and the Pythiau Home Board
1t was decided that Buckbannou
Is not suited for the location of
the home. 1t is thought that the
matter will again he placed in the
hands of the Home Board who will
probably select another location. or
the Grand Lodge may take the
matter up at it's meeting to be held
at Charles Town in September and
select location.
Huntington or some other access
sible place should be selected and
the necessary buildings erected.
Why further delay this needed
work.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-06-23
Order Directing LandOwn-
ers to Set Fences Back
From Public Roads.

Whereas, It has come 20 the knowledge
Of the county court OF this county that
certain road are made too narrow, by
reason Of the fact that land owners
have set their fences upon the right OF
way Of the public roads, whereby i'm
many instances il is difficult 20 pass
wagons and also in many places i'm.
pedes the travel Of the general public.
and
Whereas, The road laws Of the state
OF West Virginia require that all roads
be not less .hen 30 feet wide.
Therefore 10 is hereby the order Of
this court that all land owners be 10.
quired 90 set their fences back and that
due notice of this order be given said
land owners by proper advertisement
IN the county papers Of this county and
that in the event said land owners or
any Of them refuse 70 comply with this
order that due course Of law be taken TO
enforce the provisions herein stated.
R. s. SAMSON. Pres.
adv. S. j. CRUM, Clerk.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-06-23
GonstIpatIcn Cured Ouerninht.

small dose of Po. Do. Lax tonight
and you enjoy full, free, easy bowel
movement in the morning. No gripping.
for Po- Do.Lax is Podophyllin MAY APP
ple) without the gripe. Po. do Lax cor
rects the cause of constipation by aTous-
ing the liver, increasing the flow of
bile. Bile is Natures antiseptic in the
bowels. With proper amount of bile,
digestion in bowels is perfect No gas :,
no fermentation, no constipation. Don't
be sick, nervous, irritable. Get "A bot.
tie of Po Do Lax from your druggist
now and cure your constipation over
night. adv.