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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
nENI,ICo TRANSFERS.
SIX Deeds az bargain md Sale,
tn0rntip-. to 81 500


He"hert Roy"l Vaughan to yelling
, ton Haurhan. lot 81. plat West View.
about ] - miles west ot Richmond.
Sentemhcr lG. 1915: tax. 20 cents: 81.
Th" Duntrcath Corn. to Merrill II.
ril~hman. Ir. lots 90 ard "a block
4. D"ntreath. September 10. 1915: tax,
81 $40
saro". II E"nirm'n r Ashton. lots &c
be- 10. 1915 $3.50
Same. to .. j.. Sutton. lot %. block
SINE to W. Cr"cd Davis. lot :. block
:. Duntreath. September 10. 1915:
Sane. to John r. rbv. lots 80 to -.
lie" 10 ia'5: $3.50.
\ W. Paterson tr,istc" for ]. T.
Patterson >" Bette u Patterson ct
els. o0" sixth norton of estate OF r.
s. Patterson deceased. aud interest in
tho sev""nl shares CONVEYED bv deeds
~ PARTITION September 81, 1917: Quit
clnirr
Bette Is. Peterson ct ais. to A. W.
- No"'ll""'n avenue. 6IS3G feet north
"~"' of tho r"-v ct~ao- Po.d Rev
"'',"" tract. July u. 1915; deed OF par
S,g" :" r 1,, rr =, ,vo,,, 4:slIxl;-
I r"e. SSH feet southeast Of Patter-
l'n" "f Grove Avenue. GI3.9" feet FROM
/ W""dlr wn 'v-"u% "Reveille" tract
| july .. 1915: deed Of narfition.
! Sauc. I" r r. Patterson l0o3c
res nj Tho southeast intersection Of
Woodlr v'r and Patterson Avenues:
also l5"NlS00i fec Cove Avenue. cor
r"r Cove and Wooll?w n avenues
"l,eveill"" tract. July L. 1915: deed
OF na~tition.
sam" to " c. Peterson. 7s4 acres
'rH"t No :. iiat Of T. Crawford Eodd
g B~o. "Rcvoi'l"" tract. July -. 1915:
deed ~ nHrti;i"u.
! E-,l '.- ,ic
Patterson share .. pot Of 7, Ora "
'""l r"dh 6. 70 "Rev"i,'e" tract.
Iu,v ~ 1915: GOD IT partition.
Saw", - I. Y. Patterson. share No.
f" plat 81 Z. Crawford Eedd e Fro
'Eeveili.' tract. July IA, 1915: deed
%: partition.
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LIEUTENANT ROUND RECEIVES
FAMOUS RELIC OF kENNESAW

MANASSAS. VA. September 81
lieutenant George Carr Round. of Ma
nassas. of the United states Signal
Corps Association. this afternoon re-
ceired from Thomas j. Stewart Adju-
tant-General Of PENNSYLVANIA, what is
known as the Kennesaw relic. belong
ing TO the Signal Corps. This flag was
used In sending Il message from Sher-
man to corse. from kcnnesaw Noun
tain TO Altoona Pass. eighteen miles
away, on October ). 1861. over the
head OF Hoods army. The nags mes
sage was: Hold the fort. | am COM
ing" Lieutenant Round will use this
Hag in sending messages during the
g. \. r. enCampment from the dome
Of the National caDitol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Richmond. Maximum. s1.l5O.O00; min
imum. $500; par value. 500: manufac-
turing business. \. u. Christian, pres
ident; RI. n; Chalkley. secretary. both
OF Richmond.
Beii-Brown hardware Company. Inc.
Richmond Maximum. $1,000; mini
Newton, president: j. w. Newton. sec
rotary and treasurer, both OF Rich
mond.
Maximum, $4,000: minimum $500
par value. $l00; TO operate livery sta
bles. q. T.. Birdsong. president: w G.
scout. secretary and treasurer both or
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
HURT IN AUTO
u. {. Ph1eGar Slightly Injured When
Machine Skids and Crashes Into
Bnrbrd- Wire Fence.
Especial 10 The Tines-Dispa,ch !

T''TcCF'tI W 7 7 TJISDUtCn.
CRAFTSMANSHIP Ci. VA Scptcmber
Nv nile returning from Roanoke to
Christiansburg last night in a high
power automobile, the car skidded on
sharp turn in the road, Just outside
OF Roanoke, running into a barbed- wire
severely cutting e. G. Phlegar
about the arms The Injured man -
brought here this evening and found
10 DC painfully but not seriously hurt.
coincidence was that on Septcmber
10 1919, l.. NJ. Preston. general man
aver or the Phoenix Furniture Cor
pora.lon. was killed i'm an automobile
seeiuent. and Mr. Phlegar succeeded
nm as head of that concern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
CHANGER, DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust. Amounting I,

Thomas G. Sydnor to III. T. Richeson
~ al.. trustees. 1923 East Franklin
street "iX,a feet south line. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
Sertemhcr 81. 1919: 5000
W. +. MahoneT TO II. r. Pollard. Jr
trustee. c%H1h3 feet inches at the
Gouth"crt corner OF Hanover Avenue
ND West Street September -. 1915:
Richmond Structural Steel CO. to
American National Bank. trustee &c
feet inches bv i"9 feet east line Eich-
fecnth street. 80 feet > INCHES north of
Toad Street. september 23, 1873: ST.
20
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WHITE RiBBONERS ADJOURN
TnHeweii Wins From Richmond NJ >.,,
Meeting Place OF Stntc
W. &. r.. L.
Especial 10 The Tim.s.;,,s,..,

t.,VttItI 7" ne HINES iJis DntylI
"a HChHCEt;. VA. September o.,
one or tho features of the convcn,i,,
or the state Wonun's Christian -rcn-
perahce Union, was an address Tonight
.! martin Williams. member OF the
,, ,eS,".ure o., me theme. Putting the
prohibition Wheels Into Morton
Mr.. Williams was introduced hv Ga.
gresham Carter Glass, ana H.. v.,.
heard by large audience. This marked
me closing ol the convention.
rms afternoon Taz.vell won oven
i.i'Hnonc i"r the EeAc annual conveu
non ana chester WAS awu:t ed the mil
year executive committee meeting
Prizes !or scientific ,sn.n.r,nc, 8;
struction were won by the Eas,.,
shore and D"nville City Unions.
y memorial service for workers vvho
died during the year were held a. H..
morning session
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Petition Turned Down.

iSpeclal 10 The Times Dispatch
hALEiHfi, ~ C.. September 24.-rhe
this afternoon declining 70 .r,n, 10
pet,tion or the Meclilenburc Comfy
deiegation- heard on Wednesday, seek
ing relief from the 10 per cent increase
OF real estate for taxation. The order
Is eieVen pages. and is to the effect
mat the commission found Mecklen
purs reai estate assessed On 80 per
ing counties and lower than avcrv
adjacent county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
rI.UMI;IN,. PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcrs. as follows:
McNick! ~ McAIahon. for s. w Lucy,
3205 West Cary Street
kritzer " Harmon. Tor Willie Ora
nam. JOl North Thirty third street
snyder Plumbing Co. for Mrs Green
III South Third Street
J. T.. Phillips & Son. for w w. Alien.
2oGi SprinShii1 Street
same, for William NJ. Hin, 1910 Park
Avenue.
Same. for Virginia Mechanics Insti-
ute, Eleventh and Broad Streets.
w n: Eancs. for Mrs. Hewitt. Il
South Plum Street
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Charged with rre.pn..lu"

Lena Blankenship was arrestnd 40.
terday by Special Policeman Jacob cam
Of Henrico. charged with trespa ssin, q
on the property OF the chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. at Fulton. She w,.
bailed by Magistrate H. S. SUNDAY In
the sum or $50 for her appeara ne.
before his court Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25

NORFOLK. VA. September 24.-The
schooner Edwin Il. Hunt. previously
in need OF assistance off the
Carolina coast, WAS towcd into Hamp-
ton Roads to-day by the coast guard
cutter Apache. The vessels rudder
became disabled during "a blow on last
and she was forced to anchor
until Assistance reached her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Equal Suffrage League Of Rich
mond. address. Mrs. Dial. OF jack
sonEtllr. Second nnd broad Streets,
y o'clock.
Acndemy-"rhc Rcd ltose"; matt
nee, ::i0, night, Si.O.
LSric-l'Opulnr vaudeville ind pic
turcsi Hnntinee. $3.50, night, stt5 nnd
D;i5.
Llttlc-l'nrnmOunt pictures; con-
inuous performances, ~ noon TO II
night.
decentralization pictures; cOntin-
uous performances, II morning 10 If
night.
Isis-NOti0n pI"tures; continuous,
performance, ~ morning to %
night.
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General weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. September 2i.-The
Indications arc that the weather will
be generally fair Saturday and Sunday
over the region east Of tn" Mississippi
River. except that showers are prob
able on the South Atlantic Coast and
In the upper lake region. Tempera-
lures will not change decidedly over
the Eastern half OF the country during
the next forty-eight hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

against the petitioners. T. L. Gad.ey
placed his individual liabilities at Sla.
with no assets. c. T.. Mahoney listed
neither liabilities ror assets.
Ernest Thompson Carter. nrintcr
zoo Chatiin Street. listing his liabili-
ties AT $G53iS and his assets at $50
All claims are unsecured.
Walter Z. Hazard. collector. plac-
ing his liabilities at S5S1.l0 and his
assets at SS4.30. Among those holding
unsecured claims against the petit
toner are w. :. Embrey & Co. Sl36l5:
W T.. Pickles. Si6.3S: L. s Luck, s34 !:
Horace, Wright Scn 20
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STORMY SESSION BEFouI
ELI:t fION OE' OEEIi EMS
Observation-Disclosures,

special |" The T.me.- Dispatch
'-i NcfiBti.G. VA. September ..
teS'crdhy afternoon AT Ivy iIin." tho
nhariotte ConHtv home a. Nj. ana AIys
!homas Whitfield i'uen. their daughter
". Lucy Wade Pugl, was married. TO
na'hhel Mcbride Rhodes of South Caro-
lima. Rev. s j. Ponton WIS ~. ama,
atihG minister. The brides onl,, a,
tendant was her sister Miss AIIc,
Douglas pu.h et
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
SiN Release nccd.. Amounting 4


James w Gordon. trustee. to Paul
inc T.. Dietrich, 2314 Weat Grace St"net,
~ feet inches 10y Ia feet north line.
10 feet west OF Addison street. Sen
ter'b"r 20. 1915: 5000.
T.. S. Rose ct al. trr.tc"s To Mar
tin !. Hnltor. % feet 3I-2 inches bv
Zoe feet no"th line Clay Street. So feet
""st OF elmer Street. September IL.
1915: s795.
II. w. Jackson ct al trustees. to
I:ichmond Structural. Steel Co. ?G feet
. inches by $50 feet east Sine Eigh-
teenth street. 80 feet > inches north OF
81 O0n.
Leroy +. Grown. trustee. Ia {. II.
EdmondS lot II in block c in the plan
. Park Place Annex. August t. 1915;
81 IjG.
+. NJ. Roscher. trustee. to Hehe"c,
Cross. 81 feet on the north side Cedar
street. in what is known as bowling
Green Hill: also. 50 feet OH Cedar
street July 4. 1911: s1:5.
w. +. Rcdd. trustee. to Thomas T.
Hooper ct al, 30yG0 feet east line Au-
burn Avenue. 1870 feet no"th OF Cary
street September IL. 1918; $4,000.
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United sTArEs DIsTRlCr CoLnr

The following petitions i'm voluntary
hnnl<rurtcy We're filed yesterday i'm the
tn,ted states District Court:
&. r.. Mahoney and T. T.. Gadsey
'"".inG rs Mahoney & Grdcey. corner
williamsburg Avenue md Onio street.
",s pHrtnc~s and as individuals listing
the liabilities Of the firm nj s32O with
no assets. Elan & Funston, real es-
tate agents, hold the only claim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25

den street and the Roseneath Road,
to cost $1,000.
Robert \. Gray. 10 build brick
garage in rear of 23l6 Stuart Avenue,
TO cost SETS.
Porter stree; Presbyterian Church.
70 repair brick church at 1000 Porter
Street. to cost 500.
/. T.. Cllman. to repair brick dwelling
at lI2J Porter Street. to cost 5000.
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MUNICIPAL. IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterday
authorized tile following improve
mentS:
The contract for the construction
Of sewers IL the following streets was
awarded TO c. NJ. Henley, the lowest
bidder. NJ his bid of S3.60S40 eSclu-
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CHANCEnY Court.

Ida W. and Annie T.. Thomas quail
fed in the Chancery Court Yesterday
as executors OF the estate OF joseph
Walker Thomas. which was valued at
$lI.S00.
Mary Thaw quaiifed as adminstra-
triX OF the estate of Richard l.. Thaw
which was valued at Sl3J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
AS follows:
Joseph Del pozo. of Norfolk and Az
mes Regina Cowardin.
Jasper {. Wick and Esther Overton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
HusrI>,.s COURT. PART II.

The suit OF Clarke against the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad set for trial
in the Hastings Court, Part H.. yes
tcrulN, Was continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
BUILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permits, Amouutipr 4,

Permits for new and repair work
we're Issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
rowland Park Corporation OR. NI
Ahderson), to build q succeed garage
on the west side of Noble Avenue. be-
tween the Brookland Park Boulevard
ana Du Font Circle. TO cost 5000
Jesse A. Laid. to build "a detached
tWo-story brick dwelling on the north
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HENnICO DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust. Amounting

eniamin Ashton TO Richmond Bank
md Trust Co, lots &c and %. blocl; 3
Dnntreath. September 10, 1915: ST.
loo.
O. +. Sutton 10 same lot 81. block
.. Duntreath September 10. 1915:
$3.50
w. Greed Davis. to same lot :. block
buntreath. September TO- 1915:
S,In
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Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours 49,. None
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours None
Deficiency in rainfall since March
'....... 500. J.oi
AIRY ........l s3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25

Temperature. 6S: humidity. "a; wind.
direction. east; wind, velocity, j;
weather. clear.
Barometer Dreduced to sea-lcveD S
y. NJ, 30.2J: S +. NJ, 1927.
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Local Temperature Yesterday.

Local Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature. ........... -
j u. NJ. temperature. ............. a.
IS j.. NJ. temperature. .............. is
Maximum temperature to i. NJ -. -
Minimum temperature To S +. NJ u
Mean tempe nature ...... "a
Normal temperature. ............ GS
deficiency in temperature y.stcr-
day Observation-Disclosures. 4
Deficiency in temperature since
March .:...: .......:......: 236
Deficiency in temperature since
january Observation-Disclosures. 1876
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25
THE WEATHER

Forecast, Virginia
Fair Saturday and
probably Sunday, not
much change I'm tenn
pernture.
North nn,f South
Carolina Fair Sat-
urdny and probably
Sunday.
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HusTINGs DEED OF TRUST.
One Decd "f Trust, Amounting ia

I Mamie NJ. Catlett ct vir. TO Angus
Z line RoNnil trustee. "1Xl4S feet on the
north side IL Semmes Avenue at the
cor'ter Of Tv--nr"-SiNth Street Sep
tember %. 1918: 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-25

'ticiency in temperature y-ster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16
NO FATALITIES ARE
REPORTED FOR WEEK
ENDING LAST NIGHT

During the week ending Thursday.
July Is, 1915, there was total Of l4g
accidents reported to the industrial ae
eident commission from all over the
state and not single fatality OF the
total reported lS were injuries OF a
minor nature occurring in Marion, Polk
and Yamhill counties, and two in Sa-
lem alone. John Williamson of this
city. had his knee injured in a local
wholesale house and John l.aorel. n
railroad employee of this city, had has
head bruised slightly
The others were: James II. Hill.
Newberg, back cut, sawmin cmploye;
Steven Assolom, Miles City, wrist mash.
ed in sawmill; Harvey Lincoln, Silver.
ton, leg fractured in sawmIl; l.. l..
Rickman, Dallas, finger mashed in saw.
mill; l.. W. Latham, lamhill. toe brok.
en-. farmer; f. Il. Campbell, Min City.
hand cut in sawmill; Steve Apolon.
Mill City, arm bruised in logging; O.
H. Rowe, Black Rock, face. head,
shoulder and chest bruised in logging:
Nathan Lindsey, Min City side and
shoulder bruised in railroad operation.
OF the total reported 81 were sub.
iect to the workmens compensation
act; 40 were from public utility cor
porations; were from rlrms and cor.
porations who have rejected the pro.
visions of the act, and were from
other firms and corporations who do not
employ labor in hazardous occupations.
The following shows the number Of
accidents by industry; Railroad opera.
tion 30, construction 2i sawmill 25,
logging H. iron works 5, meat packers
5. railroad trespasscrs 3, rock quarry g.,
mining 3, papermills 3, bakery ., depart.
ment store 2, can manufacturers ., can.
merry 9. The following one each; Brew.
er, painting, longshorcing, wholesale,
farming, electrician ice plant, telc.
graph messenger, milling. lee cream
manufacturing, fishing, telephone opcr
ator water works,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

limit IH UuN UI iNr rufnriHlUurh
0n which manhood must hr construct
Dd. o.. Henry Ford of Detroit
n is % fact vpll known to wise pa.
rents uuI teacher. thUt the best why
to lrau is by doing During the r0m
ing school vacation. DO your children
do o. little work aud earn little mon.
cy.
They win then appreciate better Tho
yulur of money and The Importance 0f
saving part nf every dollar carnal.
A young bUy who SELLS Saturday Et.
rniug Posts $50. asked hy hIs sister
fuf loan OF fifteen reuiN He haA
some doubts about the prompt return OF
such loan .D ho ,aid'
"No. MARY don't want 90 let yuu
have thui money n took mo 0n hour
yesterday 90 rnr fifteen cents selling
Posts and I 'm going 60 hnug on 20 it
fUr o. HhiIe'
There arp many nays in which ambi
tiuua boys rau make money h city hUy
con mu ruaGds. deliver thInw ailh his
hnni ana lcr power express wagon rDd
dy 0r a gDIf course. rtr
a country boy or girl con earn moo
ey by planting aHl tending o. garden
zoo caring f1f animals. q young Eifl boo
Nurh Dakota mode over $50 from 70
litter OF pips which her sensible ra
frri4 turned over f0 uHf iu look after
Girls boz city or country, con help
utIh tbc homework. DO sewing. make
candy and iu mhny other ways make
themselves uufBl as woll as ornamental
tn every ease. Hhen child carr-
money. hs 0f she should bo encouraged
90 p1t some Of b. into savings nf
count This viii firmly establish thr
habit 0f saving
The Boy scouts of America have 20
Thrift p.aua Boz their platform
Foll0wing thrif annual custom ihe
g. B -ilsefW1oi stores pi los Angeles
opened 700 savings accounts ht tbr lls
Anrelsa Tuat anl Savings bank w
Gently Thcse accounts were opened boz
the names N worthy rpNsbDys aai nth
ef Youngsters nf thf r.ir
The children " iu Angeles under
che age of sIstetr years. 10000 IH mum.
h0r. have Ou deposit .n fhf school sat
inRs bank close 90 tl0u000n. almost
t25 each. This good record is asenbed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16
Critics and Observers Speeches. with
Admiration.

Nothing so compcllngly cpochal has
ever been seen in motion pictures nc.
cording TO select group of critics
writers, authors, editors and motion
picture men invited recently to see d
private exhibition Of the fiyc.port Mn
tual MAstcrpcturc "Ghusts,' screen
adaptation Of lbscu's wforgcttablc
drama. Those who had schoolod them
selves IN the use Of pruise and blame
found themselves suddenly spccchlcs.
with admiration The great genius ot
the Norwegian dramutlst in this wc
tura has been invested with yisuuhlcd
immortality According 90 another
the film is greater than the play All
agreed that 10 is bound to cuusr limit
loss discussion "Gh0ts" viii bo
shown 30 the Blisb theatre today and
tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16
COMPLETING LARGEST DRYDoox

Prince Rupert, b, G., July l6. The
largest, most complete drydock ON the
Pacific coast, costing Sl,5OO,00O viii
be completed here early next month
Work on its construction began In lal2
II is composed of three units which may
be combined 90 hold a ship GOO feet long
weighing 10000 tons. Besides the dry.
dock itself there is Il foundry capable
Of turning out II ton 3custngs; q shop
for requiring boilers; machine fhoi
aud sheds aud carpenter shop besides
a big power house
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

days engagement the noted busso can.
tante, Mr., Stanley Jarvis, now making
his first American tour Mr.. Jarvis viii
be heard in series VI ballads and ropu-
lar songs that should prove treat to
the music lovers OF our city. The
Toronto Herald says Among the Bari
tones who have lutely sprung into prom.
inence probably none has created %
more favorable impression than Mr.
Stanley Juryis. for whom I'VE predict o
most successful career" The Winnipeg
Free Press says, Stanley Jarvis Is the
possessor OF an exceptionally well
trained voice remarkable for Is beau
tiful timbrc, and pathetic quality and
his worl, is stamped with the finish and
artistry that brings success The
Lewiston Tribune says, "Mr Jarvis.
appearing in vocal solos, IS rare treat
to the music lovers Of the city" Mr.
Jarvis will sing NJ cncn show on Satur.
day and Sunday No advance in prices
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16
Basement Blaze Calls
Out Fire Department

The Salon fire department was called
out at 30 Yesterday afternoon in re-.
sponse to an alarm turned i'm from the
residence of Richard Carey at the cor.
ncr Of lith and state streets. The fire
was caused by Goals dropping through
the chute used to clean out the fire
place into the basement where some
fire wood was iguitcd The fire was
confined to the basement aud only
slight damage was done.
At the time the alarm was turucd in
the auto pumper was at the creek at
Division and Cottage streets, whore the
machine was being tested II was ncccs
sary for the machine to be brought back
to the fire station to get the locator
of the fire which accounted for th,
late arrival Of the auto pumpcr,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

20 tho iBftuction given iu the business
department of the schools.
Among ihe maby other good things
thnt lho Young Mems ChrFiou amuua.
l,on Is doing. lt is co.opcutng with u.
American Bankers association boo Ibr
rtfuu t0 lrafoHar the sum total of
thrifty living Boo This country
a rrrnt number Of it l0mgr
monthly magazine, association NIun
nm devoted 20 almost entirely l1 thr
subject of Thrift containing uft0rIp. by
james 4. li.ll Horny Ford George ".
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16
rNHERIrs BIG ESTATE

Wallace Idaho. July lj.-The infor
nation that she b. 90 share equally
with her brother. TimGhy HchHon, OF
Nfarshfeld. Wis, iu q Norwegian estate
% 25OD.Ul0. was received by Mrs J.
A. Thomas. Of Wallare today
The cstat, vas left by Mr Thomas
guudfather and FOR - years has 20
NAMED intact and allowed 70 areumu.
late.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

Pittsburg Press; One c' the Wall
street papers saws II is remarkable
how many women are investing in rail.
road stocks. We know now where the
moncv goes trat we leave AZ home to
10 tho marketing.
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new TODAY

One cent per word each inser-
tion.
Copy for advertisements un.
der this heading should be in by
2 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

TO LEASE Good modern
house, barn, plenty Of garden ground.
preferably some fruit Want posses.
sion not later than October first. go
objection TO location II good place
and satisfactory will be permanent
$ ~, care Journal Julyl6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

WANTED-Hop spraying; have power
sprayer Phone llF15. Julyl7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

WANTED-To give contract to cut
1900 cords wood on shares; give two
for one. Three miles west Of Salem.
o. Edwards. July II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16

As an extra attraction for their pa.
irons the Oregon has secured for four
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-16
PHONE MAIN 81.

SALEM Chimney Sweep. Phone 10, Jll7