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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
Fair Notea.

Friday, September 81, will be school
day at the fair and all the schools In
IN, county that have taken up school
for the coming year will close that day
in order 70 give the pupils a chance To
attend. superintendent H. C. SEYMOUR
has received word from majority Of
the boards stating that it is their ia.
tconon TO close on that day A canning
demonstration given by the girls OF
the county will also be given on this
date.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
TELEGRAPHIc SPORT BRIEFS

San Francisco Sept. -Brynlimah,
John loves thoroughbred, today is
the champion Of the exposition running
races. Brynimah has made five ap.
penrances during the arct, and has won
every time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
Pacific Coast League.
Yesterdays Results.

At Portland-Vernon a, Port.
land !.
At San FranciscO--San Fran
cisco G, Oakland 5.
At Los Angeles-Salt Lake
3, Los Angeles 0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16
PRINCE
ALB RI
the national joy smoke

You can smoke pipe and you will smoke pipe just as
soon as you get wndward Of P. A. For it's real
man tobacco that Just-jams-oy into jimmy pipes and
puts the merry sunshine into makin's cigarettes
Now let everybody st-n this tobacco talk and discuss
It, pro and con- then get supply and all hands smoke
up For p AS built to test-out true-ke-stee and the
meaner you to when you want to know how good
is the more you'll think of it when you get that inorma
ton personally!
r. }. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Winston Salem. NC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16

Denver Colo, Sept. lG-Sam Lang.
ford will meet Sam McVey In twenty
round bout here September 30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16

Mr. and Mrs Il, 4. Teats, who have
been camping In the woods above Black
Rock this summer returned home the
latter part Of las, week and have gone
10 Independence, whore Mr.. Tcat has
been appointed pvinvpal Of the oity
schools for the coming year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16

Dot0n the lane you Hfind the
store that sells Prince Albert.
7opPy red bags, Sc; tidy
red tins, I0c; handsome
pound and half pound humi-
dors - and that classy
crystal glass humidor sUith
the sponge moistener top
thatHju tickle you-it's so
nifty looking and keeps the
tobacco go checrfui-iike,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-16

JOHN H. McNARY.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
PRINCIPLES OF LAW
 MUST BE RE-ESTABLISHED

WASHINGTON. Oct. }-At a meeting here in commemorauon of the twenty fifth anniversary of the founding of the Daugh ters of the American Revolution, President Wilson delivered an address in which he said that America should be first and last in the hearts of loyal citizens He was somewhat anxious for lineup which would show which foreign-born citizens lacked in loyalty to their adopted country. Speaking of the conyulsicn in Europe he said that the peace of the world was only possible upon recognition of the ancient and ac- ccpted principles of international law
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
ZEN. CARRANIZj!A YYINS RECOGNITION
 BYPAU-AMERTCAH CONFER ElICE ;ZI 2

WASHINGTON Oct l2Ihe recognition of General Carranza provisional president of Mexico, and the representative of uted authority that republic has been unanimously decided upon by inc Panneran conference and the details being worked 
 President Wilson has expressed his pleasure the decision of the conference and probable that the government will accord ogntlon to the famous insurgent general today.
 CARRANZA IS PLEASED
 VERA CRUZ Oct General Caranza pleased with the de- of the PanAmecan conference He planning make trip of the northern Mexican states.
 VILLA IS PEEVED
 FL PASO, Oct l4-General Villa says he will no longer aid American czn and that hereafter they look Carrana for ad He sezing foreign holdings in the state of Chihuahua
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
NOW TINTED THAT COLLISION
 WAS NOT ACCIDENTAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 6.-When naval men heard of the wreck of the r type of submarines in Honolulu by government steamer, the general opinion was that the work was done purposely, and that the sal CTS are glad that they are now destroyed.
 The statement is made by men who served in almost all the rndeT-sea boats of the type that none of them was safe, an'! that this was known to everyone, and that they were known as the diving collins among the rank and file of the navy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
May Not Be Repaired

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-It is admitted that it is unlikely that any of the wrecked F type of submarines will be repaired and remodeled along the same line as before. If any of them can be rehtted they will be reconstructed along totally different mod els This is regarded here as D practical ad- mission that the F type are unsafe, dan gerous and inefficient The view Is SC cretly shared among naval men that the wreck of these vessels in Honolulu was far from accidental. They were not wanted in thn naNN
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
WAR NEWS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES

LONDON, Oct 13Rudyard Kplng has been advised that his not killed but held prisoner the German lines Marshal Trench reports only aerial defeats eleven encounters
 BERLIN, Oct l3Ihe government has issued general orders for the dconnuane of the practice of importing song birds into the country Four allied have engaged attack the western front in one district
 ASltRDAM Oct l4-Al the German hangars and then tents at Ghen have been destroyed by air raiders of the allies
 ATHENS Oct l4Th premier has announced that armed peu raiy will be maintained such will afford protection to all interests ot the country Allied submarines have penetrated the Bosphoru and attacking the Turkish feet
 TOXIC, Oct 4i considered probable that Japan will send troops 10 the Balkans
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
FIRE ABOARD STEAMSHIP
 LOADED WITH WAR SUPPLIES

VANCOUVER, B. C.. Oct l2-A hre which started on board the Canadian steamship Montague, which waS loading a cargo of Russian war supplies, evidently was caused by bomb The contiagratlon was gotten under control without srnouS damage.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
BELIEVE PRIVATE YACHTS
 ARE USED BY BELLlCERENTS

WASHINGTON. Oct. l4-Certain yachts on both coasts of the United States are being investigated by the authorities, It is believed they are manned by Germans and are destroying oil ships carrying tnel from Mexican ports to the British
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
DEI,GRADE RETAKIEN
 BY 1'EUQ'0HI(; AR||;lMI|!IlL!EISS lMI|!IlL!EI

LONDON Oct l3-Ihe possible 4aton by the allied forces of the GDo peninsula to meet the Teutonc advance Serbia hnted here Advces state that terrific bayonet battle of two days ensued before Belgrade captured e o the Danube by Teuons from the front has been completed The eu;o offensive sides but has been discontinued The e fort appears to be concentrated n the Balkans
 The Serbans evacuang Belgrade have taken to the and the Ieuons n hot pursuit
 Bulgaria has declared formally upon Serbia Kaiser Wilhelm reported have assumed charge of the Ter onic headquarters in Serbia.
 PROCEEDl1lG SOUTHWARD
 BERLIN Oct l2-Ihe Teutons invading Serbia pro ceedn3 southward from Belgrade
 GREAT DESTRUCTION AT CAPITAL PARIS Oct 12-Threeourths of the city of Belgrade has been destroyed Six thousand shells from euonc guns fell e city and the fighting still The Teutons holding the man hills above the city.
 RUSSIAN TROOPS AID STREAMS PARIS Oct l3-2ussan troops will be fighting n the Balkans tomorrow The allies will be able sufficient troops the Balkans without weakening any front The capital of Sea has been moved to Monastir
 EXPECT TO KEEP TEUT0NS BUSY ROME Oct 13The drive of the allies has altered the plan campaign of the Teuton and expected keep them busy their rush into the Balkans.
 The Serbian military aache here says that the Sebans await ing the arrival of endorsements es which expected on the I4th
 SERBS REFUSE BULCARS ATHENS Oct 3The Bulgarian have been repused south of zaitchar by the Serbans.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
SULTAN MAKES PROMISES

ROME. Oct. l3-The sultan of Turkey has promised Pope Benedict to put to stop to inc massacre of Armenians.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
DELCASSE RESIGNS

PARIS, Oct. l3.-F Foreign Minister Del case has resigned and his resignation has been accepted.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
RlOUDlAUIA REFUSES ID BE RUSHED

PARIS Oct l3Premer Britain of Roumana has gwen Italy understand that that country will engage operations the side of the entente but may be considered that she will choose her own time in taking the field agains the Teutons.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
TO TRY ALLEGED DYNAMITERS

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.-Five jurors have been secured in the trial of Schmidt, one of the persons alleged to have been i'm plicated in the dynamiting of the Los An geles Times some years ago. The witnesses were excused until Monday next.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
CANADIAN LINES ALSO IE TROUBLE
B RElUS{jS{jIILALuSAuD ] 5 GERMANS DEADLO OCKEID

PETROGRAD Oct 14-Operations north of Riga ard the zion from D,nsk pet have become eaaoced Considerable yy of German reported Two Russian torpedo boats reported have destroyed nineteen sailing vessels along the Ayaton
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
THIS IS HARD TO BELIEVE

SEWARD, Oct. 14.-Ten order lots An chorage indicted Valdez grand jury ses- sions liquor.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
PER ! EEI SQnAL GOSSIP FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Oct 12-President Wilson denies that he will take wedding trip San Diego exposition, He has presented his dancee Mrs. Gat with magnificent diamond solitaire ring
 Secretary of State Lansing will for suffrage reported He registered.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
ON AUSTRO-IT ALLAN BATTLE FRONT

GENEVA Oct 4Ihe Austrian city of Goua ready to fall into the hans Of the Italians following bombaren by heavy guns
 ATTACKS HAVE FAILED, SAY AUsTRIANS VIENNA Oct Zlaian attacks Veegeriuth have failed AUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERS FORWARDED
 ROME Oct l2An Italian aeropane has bobarded the Aus tIan headquarters at Ostaniesttce
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
nIIZ,ITIARly IARly nELIEE BELIEF I;ZZE ElDII 'ILI()l1
 ToSEADCH III)I ! IAlR()D PARTY '
Launch Tramp, ys>jfh Score of Passengers, Frozen I7 OF Lower Yukos7 G3uf 0f Reach o1 1e5S~
 ph--CfficiaXs Take i2r0E17p1 Action

Jpto had received the whereabouts of the launch Tramp which left midnight October with about twenty-five passengers "t whom were @ DO m Demn expected Marshall City, While there little fear that the party has met with serious disaster it 9 fs & % ao @ % % @ T TSe @ @ S @ sP ~ the pay and also that Villain De board makes the of the o" dfeut and that the good stead and bring e" safely Ray Henderson charge left that he expected make Michael nnsts hours schedule and with the daernto1 push right en Dan Mnae and Mrs. Frank 1Gn left ee it is no known persons added the Tramp paeerh list
 FIRST u1UIATI0N DANGER ~ M @ ' ] @ J s n % 3 % fad I bss S o5ns 6 @ about $s @ ne ' p pont @ h b p aea %a: a 6 Hsn @ o on Fo Gf1on n
 word having been received Harry Yeage tyae the While Pass Agent at n7 V Ford and fifteen 9s left here 9th launch Tram" Reported not al The oovnga anyuervp received:
 Have Canal reported % Ae boat s;; s ;;6n2 2s 5ss' 1 w
 TO GUARD AGAINST POSSIBLE DISASTER o Bur sp s' I o" s @ " @ the ". p 15 ] @ e & ] & ] noo % s @ @ d rse known Henderson had been with the master the schooner Arctic with @ o .S @ having % & s e 1 s @ H n % % @ % w % % % @ So The P % and ang his Po;HG2 The " o o r the % To and ue" they up fear % had bTn them However, The Fr after Deputy the Fairbanks detailing that interest the government officials in St. Michael urging haste
 PARTY IS ON THE WAY
 The from Fairbanks gty and that Uncle ams officials ] Ts & 11 6 o5 the f1 % P % | T % I @ % u am % Ne~hTne @ @ s ] @ S T % % r % All sson M 5ow Ho bsaden coot sad Holy Mission. Nlt advised contents HsseAcntr
 u eesHsd the following: Officer Koz requested St nsto send searching from kGt M Will sf? you Peed r. x the Yukon and had been abandoned for inc the
 NO NEED FOR ALARM AS
 While such that undertaken by the launch InD always haua with certain danger this the who know the Yukon thoroughly declare that there The ref pt nn St. Michael probably vii 6ndd enm point aeah be for tm The
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
HENRY FABRE DEAD

ORANGE, France, Oct. 13.- Henri Fabre, the noted entorolocist died here today.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
KING CONSTANTINE ILL

LONDON, Oct 12.- King Constantine of Greece Is rcported to be seriously ill.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN

know the value of advertising. Publicity
 never vet worked to the disadvantage of leoitinate business. By using the columns of The Pioneer advertisers are assured puo- Iicity throughout the whole fditarod dis trict as well as the xuskokwm and innoko.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
IF YOU ARE NOT A READER

of The Pioneer you should lose no time In addino yolY name to the list. weekly record of happenings in tho iditarod dis trict, sogetler with q neWs service covering the great world war and general "orio hap peuj,,as, is furnished to Pioneer readers.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
PROCEEDIJG SOUTHWARD
BERLIN, Oct. I2-Ihe Teuons invading Serbia nov ceedlng southward from Belgrade.
GREAT DESTRUCTION AT CAPITAL

PARIS Oct l2Thee-fouhs of the city of Belgrade has been destroyed Six thousand shells from euon guns fell M city and the fighting still continues The Ieuton holding the man hills ah0z,et he
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-16
ND NEED FOR ALARM AS YET

ageuchata Tramp augh with
  they possibly butt mstote flea The melproay find the
  battling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

CBYHD D. s.
Short Snatches From Everywhere

In the Mexican imbroglo. what has become Of the
famous hairless dog Of Chihuahua Knoxville CTenn)
Sentinel
The Russian army seems to be rushin' both ways at
once. which sort OF complexities the bit
Grand Rapids CAiich-l News
The general health Of the kaiser's troops is ex-
cellent. a Berlin report Science has taken the
germ out OF Germany--Pittsburg Pa) Press
The straw has gone into the discard for the
season The Thanksgiving turkey is problem Of
the near future--DOuglas (Ariz) International
II could figure out plan whereby we could
grade down some Of the gravel hills adjacent to town
and utilize the gravel in grading city streets
IL would help some during wet spells-Big Springs
(Texas) Herald
France and England send over several millions in
gold pay material and then offer borrow
this money to pay for still more supplies Just like
the poker player who DOrrOWs from the winner to
stay the game-Philadelphia North American.
No matter what happens Santa Claus ought to have
to the end that the children Of America may
be disappointed. And this is the month when the
most Of such goods usually shipped-LOs Angeles
(Calif) Times
It would seem II Carranza must be wrong in
saying that what Mexico needs Of experience.
What Mexico really needs is a Of experience
at all in the particular lines in which about all
Mexican leaders to be most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dence (R- l. Journal
In view OF the fact that Honolulu is hours west
Of New York and IL is scientifically that
message teephOned there by wireless Travelled
rate Of $4,000 miles second il have been heard
on the island several hours before started from
Hor1-San BernardinO tCalif) sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
"Uncle Wigily and the Late Butterflies
By HOWARD B. GARIS.

: can fly down to our beloved South
I land and SO we must die. That Is why
we are all so sad"
Well said Uncle WiggiIy, in mis-
most jolly and cheerful voice, don I
| be sad any longer 1 will take care
l Of you 1 have plenty Of room in my
| hollow stump bungalow You can all
come there and spend the winter IN
the warm summer you can fly out
again"
"Oh. but we couldn't think OF put
, ting you to all that trouble said the
2 largest butterfly, with purple wings
pleasure" said the rabbit gentleman
! with a polite bow You are all so
! beautiful that I love you"
., That is most lovely Of you" SAID
the purple butterfly. Then we VIII
be sad no longer We will go to your
hollow stump bungalow. Uncle wig
gily- You see, We are not ike most
butterflies, who live only one sum
mer- We live longer than that-that
is, we can live longer il we do not
freeze.
We'll, do not fret, you shall not
freeze spoke the rabbit gentleman
Come. now, dry your tears, lift up
your wings and fly with me I wish
] could fly with you, but I have 20
walk along However. you can follow
me in the air over my head"
Yes" said the purple butterfly. we
will do that"
So ali the late butterflies fluttered
their wings and rose in the air, look
ing like the purple, golden and red
leaves blown by the wind. They flew
along over the rabbit gentleman's
head.
Uncle Wiggily was nearly at MS
hollow stump bungalow, when. all at
once. after him came sneaking the
This is the time III catch him"
said the fox softly to himself HE
has his back toward me. and he can't
see me I'll creep up behind him and
jump on him Then. at last. I shall
have caught Uncle Wiggily.'
The fox was Just going 70 do this.
and Uncle Wiggily knew nothing about
it, but the purple butterfly saw what
the fox was going to do.
Quick. brOthers-sisters~ sang the
purple butterfly ''Flutter down and
cover up Uncle WigEily as though we
were the leaves from the trees. Cover
him all uD so the fox can't see him"
Down fluttered the golden. brown.
the purple and red butterflies. COW
ering Uncle Wiggily as though he
were under pile Of autumn leaves
Even his ears were covered
The fox could not see the rabbit
gentleman. even though he looked
through his spectacles, which he did
not have with him.
Why. where In the world did that
rabbit Co2" the puzzled fox asked him
self He was here a second ago. but
now he is gone I can see only the
leaves on the ground Oh, this must
be some fairy trick had better run
away from here or I may be turned
into a lollypop-"
So the fox ran away, not hurting
Uncle WiEEily in the least and then
the butterflies. which the fox thought
were leaves covering the rabbit rose
in the air again and flew on with Mr..
Longears to his hollow stump bunEa-
low, where they lived all the cold win
ter
So this teaches US that beautiful
things may be useful. too and If the
milkman doesn't take our cat away
to use for a piano busting brush I'll
tell you next about Uncle WiggfIv go
ing hunting--(COpyrigh 1915. by Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

and enrich all experience and all human service
Around FL Paso there is a wealth of material for
scientific enjoyment In geology and mineral0gy, the
region presents astonishing variety and scope Of
illustrative data. In ethnolOgy and archaeology this
is almost virgin field, in spite of the earnest abOrs
of few well equipped students. In paeontology there
is wide range of material, especially of the older
orders
Perhaps Of all the special branches, botany presents
the fertile field for individual exploitation In
years very comprehensive botanies of the
southwest have been published But various is the
plant life of this region that it still lies within the
power of almost any amateur investigator find and
record new Species least localities for known
species.
No who has not dipped into the scientific side
Of plant knowledge have any idea of how fascinat
ing is this field Of study. Varieties known and de-
scribed in "The FL Paso Southwest" are already
bered by many thousands In a summer at Cloudcroft
it is not difficult find and distinguish hundreds of
plant varieties The Franklin mountains are rich in
odd varieties, and by mesas and plains
hold their myriads of plants that interest the
superficial student.
The mountain ranges Of the region all differ in their
plant characteristics. The flowers in the Organ
tans are different from those in the Sacramenos The
Franklins have their species The Davis mountains
the Chircahuas the FloTdas the Black range the San
Francisco mountains, and the various spurs of the
Rockies in northern New Mexico and Arizona all have
their distinctive plant growth. 1t is hunting
the new and contrasting the different that the scientific
pleasure comes But with It all comes kind of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

ment stations are carrying on scientific work in all
branches Of biology.
Only recently mas 1t been possible to obtain scientific
books diTecty relating to this section There is much
yet be done In all scientific lines before justice viii
have been done to this section very rch in material
for scientific study and recreation But it is now pos
sble to obtain correct information in many branches
directly applicable to home country.
More work ought to be done in school, if it were
possible to lead the minds and activities Of the young
people into scientific grooves. Every bit Of work Of
this tends train the powers Of observation
alertness and accuracy in recording and comparing
Outofdoors science in any line is great foundation
for any sort of life calling II is solid foundation
for real education toward any goal
But apart from the more serious aspect of 1t,
grounding in the natural sciences makes surely
for individual pleasure living than any other endow
ment can do 1t makes good company" with na-
ture wherever he may be thrown. It makes loneliness
impossible makes it certain that the possessor Of
fundamental scientific knowledge and interest
never lack something to do" 1t makes leisure delight
full and profitable. It broadens ones horizon, and
steadies ones judgment 1t makes less liable to
en- while it also makes less inclined be dog
matte.
Scientific training even elemental training makes
respect the Fact and leads to search for truth
and to cast off prejudice But it also expands ones
spiritual nature, and to put IN tune with
the world nothing else do. Carried to
and extremes, scientific pursuits a. apt any
other hobby to make narrow. But used with dis
creOn part of life and not all of life they broaden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

pleasure in the mere life outofdOOT that is only sen
Derby connected with the purely scientific pursuit
Interest in the minutest facts Of nature leads to
<lountain climbs long walks, automobile tups, and
travel It leads to advanced work with the camera.
1t makes apprecatve of natural scenery, and
Of beauty IN all true forms. 1t develops interest In
the fine arts-in painting sculpture architecture 1t
Eliminates all literature and inspires poetry and music
through developing the spiritual, religious and emo
tional nature of mankind 1t gives new insight into
all the facts Of life It brings about the paradox OF at
detacng from necessary reliance on perpetual
companiOnshp Of ones fellows while at the same time
bringing into closer touch with all created things
and emphasizing the fellowship Of all nature
The scientific minded woman IS truly
citizen of the world" and in other department Of
human activity is communion closer. Science IN all its
branches is constantly seeking points Of difference but
it earnestly seeks points Of agreement-al
ways grouping, consolidating reasoning from known
aggregates TO probable anies In this aspect science
tends to break down barriers Of race, language nation
atty, caste, and to promote true democracy
There is no but who feels in degree exalted
inspired and refreshed when he has climbed mountain
Something Of the exaltatiOn, inspiration and
freshment await every who masters scientific fact
gains scientific viewpoint, makes scientific
discovery for himself, matter how Insignificant IN
itself that discovery may be.
There is a large field of public service here, for
those Who through the schools and elsewhere lead
the people to more fully their powers of observation
and inspire them to gain more pleasure from the
outofdoors.