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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Camera Flends Are Busy Again

Won had better look ont or the
Camera Ficnds will get your pic
ture. They were here week ago
last Tuesday and showed pictures of
Demine people which drew large
aud well pleased house at the Comet
They nre having lots of fun and ev-
crybody seems to be- enjoying the
novelty of having their pictures ia.
ken Ia be shown on the screen. They
are also making pictures Of the bus
mess houses which will be shown al
ong with the other pictures. Mana
ger Cheney. because of numerous re-
quests. will repeat the pictures that
were shown here the last time and in
addition to these. will be the many
new ones. This is chance to SEE
yourself as others see you--on the
screen of the Comet. Saturday night
Re careful how you look, for thu
Camera Fiends are after your pic.
ture.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Wells-Peugh Realty Sales

Wells Peuch Realty company re
port the following sales:
100 acres seven miles south. ia
Earl Andrews:
Two lots in block 20. South addi
tion, to u. Flahivc;
Two lots in block 80 o.. To J. B
Bird;
Four lots an Pine street to Arthur
Tyler;
Two lots on Pine street To Geo. q
Crichet;
l0.acrr tract one mile east. Ia Jo.
senh Rachetta:
Wells -Peuph purchased house an,
two lots in block "F". from TIL,
Deming Realty & Improvement com.
many. also l0-acrc tIact from L. j
Small.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
SENATOR A. B. FALL HAS
SOME SUDAN GRASS SEED

The following letter from Senator
Albert r. Fail is sclf-explanatory
United States Senate
Washington. Jan. II. 1915
The Graphic
Deming, n. NJ.
Dear Sir:
The agriculture department has al
lotted me for distribution limited
supply of lib. packages of sudan
grass. and 5-lb. packages of feterita
seed. portion of which ] will be glad
to distribute among the farmers of
your county.
will be pleased to have You make
I'M u short list of names of those You
think will appreciate these seeds and
send same to mo. or If you prefer.
insert short notice in the columns
Of your paper. stating that will be
clad to furnish these seeds as long
Ms the supply lasts.
Very truly yours,
ALBERT r. FALL
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
mrs. {. {. BURO|CK DIED LAST
SUNDAY At home ON PINE STREET
Widow Of Pioneer had been In Dem
Ing Thirty two Years and was
Eighty Years Old; Body was In
TERED In Local Cemetery Tuesday.

In the death of Mrs. Calysta Ann
Burdick last Sunday at the age OF
so years, Deming los; another of it.
pioneers. the widow of +. f.. Burd;cl
who died more than II year ago. TIL,
end came ut her home on Pine street
with relatives and friends at the bed
side. She had lived in Deming fol
thirty-two years. The funeral wa.
held Monday afternoon NJ the resi-.
denrc, and intermcnt was in the Dem.
Ing cemetery. $. p. Shirley, first
reader of the Christian Scienc,
church at III Paso. conducted th,
services. Soloist Witte of the sam,
church, was also present.
Mrs. Burdick was horn at Aurora
III. Surviving her are one brother
three sisters, two sons, one daughter
and three grandchildren. In 1885
she was married to Daniel f.. Hath.
AWAY. who died eleven months later
OF this union was horn Daniel +,
Hathaway, Jr., of this city, who was
hut ten days old at the time his IN
ther was accidently drowned.
Three years after this sad event
Mrs. Burdick was married to Elan
Elmer Burdick. June II, 1861. and
lived with him until his death fifty
two years later. From this union
were born four children, Anna May,
Martha Chesebrow, William and PHI
NY Ament. The two oldest and first
mentioned died in infancy.
About fifteen years ago Mrs. Bur
dick became II firm believer in Chris
lian Science. and since was actively
Engaged in the work as n reader OF
'he local society and associnted char.
ties. She was ever ready to minis.
t2r to the sorrowing and needy.
Mrs. Burdick's parents were
among the first settlers in Kane
county. Kentucky, where her father
was Methodist clergyman. Hel
grandfather owned the site on which
now stands Lexington. She was OF
English descent and of the nobility
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
ACTIVITY IN EVERY
WAR AREA IN EUROPE
ENGLAND GAINS NAVAL VICTORY
Russians Threaten nerthsrn Mum
gary, Are Checked In eukswlna,
and They Win In Caucasus.

Every war office in Europe reports
slight gains aud minimizes small re.
verses for this week. Around War.
saw there seems to be- little chang,
and on the Western front the line.
sway aud bend but never break. Ac.
,ivity is evident in almost every thea
ter of war includin, the Caucasus
persin. northern Hungary, Galicia
and Bukowina.
Severe fighting is in progress ia
the trans Caucasus, where the Turks
Notwithstanding their reported de-
feat recently. ARE admitted by the
Russian military authorities to have
assumed again an energetic offensive
An official communication from Pet
rogrnd says the Turks made series
Of attacks but were thrown back with
heavy losses. Other Turkish defeats $
are announced in fighting in northern
Persia. An official announcement
from Constantinople, however. says
that the Turks inflicted II defeat on
the Russians in the Caucasian region.
a great battle has developed in
Gnlicia. along n lO0-mile front skirt
ing the Carpaihians. This struggle,
which is in pursuance of the new
Austro- German plan of shifting the
weight of attack from central Po.
land to the south NAV mark turn.
ing point in the campaign in the east
and both the Russians and T'utons
attach the highest importance to the
outcome.
The Austro- German armies. il sue
cessful. would etfectually cripple
Russia's drive at northern Hungary.
Thus far there are no indications as
to the result OF the fighting in this
battle, which probably is still in its
preliminary stage. An official COM
municntion from Pcirograd SAYS
merely that the battle is developing
on large scale.
To the eastward in Bukowina
fighting is in progress which is an
other phase of the Austro- German
movement to drive back the Rus
slams TO their own territory. Ap.
parently the Russian sweep across
Bukowinn has been halted. The Rus
sian report states that artillery en-.
gaeements are in progress, hut gives
10 information of the outcome.
Meanwhile the struggle continues
in the north along the Warsaw front.
!cnented German attacks were made
qnd ut one point on tie Bzura tn" ut p
fuckers broke through to the Rus
ian trenches. The Russian state
rent says that later they were re.
cllcd ut thu point OF the bayonet.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
BORDERLAND IS MEMBER
OF TnAMSC0MTlNEMTA

The Borderland Garage is now a
member Of the Transcontinental Ser
vice Garage, lnc., Of San Diego. The
local member will log every foot Of
th" Bordcrland route from FL Paso
to Lordsburg aud will furnish to all
travellers copies of the log in either
direction. Signs will be placed to
supplement those already on the
route 81 that strangers can follow
the highway without difficulty.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
SpanIards Formerly In New Mexico

That this section of New Mexico
at an early period was the scene of
Spanish occupation is proved by the
nnearthing of old Spanish relies. As
further proof an ancient Spanish
coin of the year 100 was dug up a
few days ago by workmen grading ai
Plata Vista. Silver City's new sub
division. The coin Is of silver and
one of the "Peces of eight" read Of
IN history.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

Mrs. J. A. Watkins aud daughters
Ann aud Edna returned from an ex
tended trip in the East lasting som,
two months or more. During tha
time they visited John Watkins
brother law OF Mrs. Watkins n
Iowa. Park, Texas; Mrs. Watkins
n"thcr. Mrs. Coke. at Ector, Texas
and relatives in Oklahoma City. Ok
lnhnma. Returning via GAINESVILLE
Texas. they spent some time as th,
CHESTS of Mrs. Sahra lIause and 9th
rr relatives and friends.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
ALLEGED BOX CAR THIEVES
MAD A NEARING TUESDAY

Jesus Sierra, German Hernandez
and Jesus Monguia were bound over
to the grand jury Tuesday morning
following II hearing before Judge e.
c. Rogers. breaking into and steal.
ing merchandise from box ears in the
Snnia Fe and Southern Pacific yards
was the charge brought against the
Mcxicnns. f,nil Of $4,000 for Her
nandcz and Monguia and ~ 800 fol
Sierra was fixed by the court. None
Of the Mexicans could speak English
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
HEADLIGHT WILL HAVE AN
ADDITION TO ITS OFFICE

The Deminp Headlight is to have n
- foot addition built to the front Of
IT,, office on Pine street. This addi-
ton will bring the building out to the
street. and will be considerable i'm
provemenl Ia the street. The addi-
lional room is needed to accommodate
the increasing business of the local
newspaper. The interior will be re-
arranged and modern plate glass
front will be- added.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Sully Boosted

The many friends of John NJ. Sui
ly. in charge of the Chino Copper
company's mining operations at
Hurley and Santa Rita, will be
pleased to learn of his advancement
to general manager from manager.
Mr.. Sully is one of the most success
full mining men in the country and
the success Of the operations at the
two camps mentioned is due in large
part to his efforts.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
NEW TIME CARD ON SANTA
FE RAILWAY FEBRUARY

Beginning on February Z. Santa
Fe train No. Sl7. west bound. will
arrive AT 9:i0 o'clock in the morning
and depart at l0:l0 o'clock II. IN.
Train No. SlS. east bound. will arrive
at :05 o'clock in the evening and
depart at Z As p. IN. This means that
the connections will be on schedule
instead of on bulletin with the South
ern Pacific trains.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
MRS. LOU /. BROWN DIED At HER
RESIDENCE LAST SUNDAY MORNING
Widow Of One Of 0eming's Pioneers
Who Came TO This Section Early
In Eighties: Funeral Held Mon
day and Burial In Local Cemetery.

Mrs. Lou II. Brown died at her
home on Pine street and Copper ave-
nue early Sunday morning. Mrs.
Brown was the widow of one of Dem
ing's pioneers. Mr.. Brown having
been identified with this section of
New Mexico since early in the eigh-
ties. Although Mrs. Brown did not
actually make her home here until
1892. she made extended visits here
n, early as 1884 with her husband
who owned the Alamo llueco ranch
in southern Grant county and was
one of the founders. with John Cor
bctt. of the present Bank of Deming.
The funeral services were held at
the home Monday afternoon and bur-
ial was made in the Deming GENE
terry.
Her sister, Mrs. Charles II. Brown
of Dundee, New York. and her sons.
j. Lewis Brown and II. e. Brown.
survive her. Her sons are promi-
ucnt business men of Dcming.
Mrs. Brown was - years old and
vas horn in New York state. She
was married to Mr.. Brown in 1881.
Her husband died here seven years
ago. and her death is attributed part
" Ia this sad event. Paralysis has
tened the end. She was u staunch
P'r-hvtcrian and was identified with
ora church interests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Mogollon Business Change

Announcement has been made of
an important business change at Mo.
collon, whereby J. p. Holland be.
comes sole owner of the business
formerly known as J. p. Holland &
Co. The extensive concern here.
after will be known as "The Post
Office Store"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Farm Planning

II each farm in any community is
clean. tidy. and well kept, presenting
thrifty, home-like appearance, the
whole neighborhood will be attractive
Ia visitors and satisfying to resi-
dnis. Local and county fair boards
might create n very valuable farm
improvcment habit by offering a lib
eral prize for the hest planned farm
in neghborhood or in q county.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Coolest Weather for Chicago

Chicago, Ill.-Fallinc temperatures
through the middle west last night
nromisrd TO hear ont the prediction
of the United States weather burear
that the coolest weather of the year
Is due for today. The cold will reach
its extreme tomorrow morai,g and
thcre viii he q slight relief here by
Sunday. according to the weather
forecast.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
WILL HOLD FARMERS
INSTITUTES IN LUNA
arrangements Completed for Short
Courses In Every Rural Seheel
District Of nlmbres Valley.
TENTATIVE PR0eRAM ISSUED
Long List Of spsaksrs who are Com
pstsnt to Bring Messages Of Bet
ter n0ethods on the Farm.

Arrangements have been mad
whereby the Luna county agrlcul'
turnl short course will be givel
through programs held at various
places throughout the county, rathel
than by an attempt to have the en-
tire county come to Deming. In this
way II larger number and more rep
T., sentative class of people will be
able 10 rcnch the different meeting
points.
Our avn local problems and under
irhinus have been considered in the
selection of lecturers. lectures. dem
onstrations, talks, and attractions.
The Den,ing institute will be held
at the courthouse.
GOOD SOCIAL. TIME
At II number of places picnic din
nr,s will he served at the meeting
places previous TO the evening pro
gram. This will afford rousing good
social times, besides assuring early
evening programs, since n large per
ccntage of the people convening fol
the afternoon programs will not find
il necessary To dissemble for the
evening meal.
GOOD SPEAKERS
ID is needless to say that each
speaker will have his subject well IN
hand, since each has had special
training aud experience along the
line of the subject assigned. A ten
taiivr program is announced.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
Prof. ". T. Conway--Boys' and
Girls' Clubs
Miss Dora Edna Ross--Home Eco
Monies
Prof. f.. y. lInmbert-Field Crops
W. r. Holt Dniryinp and Hog Rails
ing
Mayor John Corbett-Benefts Of the
County for the Farmer
Acricuiuralist p. d. Southworth--
LlNPStOrk
EVENING PROGRAM
prof Biyby--Irrigation
Prof r. s. Trumbull-Soils
John llund-lrrigation and Pumping
Plants
Superintendent Grace q. Goebel-
Community Meetings and Centers
Sleriopticon views. both attractive
nnd instructive will be exhibited al
both programs.
ITINERARY
Mvndns---Monday. February 3
Red Mountain-Tuesdav. February Z
Dcmine Wednesday, February 10
Cnpitol Dome-Thursday. Februar,
IL
IIondalc-Friday. February IL
Columbus Saturday. February l3
Waterloo Monday. February IA
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Miller Ooing Business

r. l.. Miller reports the sale to
". q. Bush Of the Dir. J. c. Dar-
"o,t forty acres east of the city. He
also sold Ia Matthew Burns. 10
rcrr trnci south nf the city which he
'unced Ia himself. Mr.. Burns has
Travelled extensively and has had
'nr"e experience in farming. He de
r'nrcs iha, the Mimhres Valley has
mnr' dcvolonmNni possibilities than
an. Scctio he has hu~ far seen and
he as owned land in many parts Of
hc arid West.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Women's Missionary Society

The Women's Home Missionary
Society Of the Methodist church was
delightfully."- entertained yesterday af
ternoon by Mrs. p. NJ. Steed and
Mrs. j. V. Schurtz at the home Of
the latter. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

Thomas Anderson, who has been
for some years employed by the
Santa Fe railway ut Seligmnn. Ariz.,
has taken up quarter section of
land near Hondale. His sou. Fred
erick of Tucson. is with him for II
short visit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
W0ff0rd.

Y. r. Wofford of Tyrone and Miss
Arin Enrles of Miami, Okla. were
init in marriage Yesterday after
",o" =, , o'rlork nj the Baptist par
-,.ruec by the Rev. Theodore Plntt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
Shlpped 1900 Cans

The Demine Produce 4 Canning
Company shipped 1900 cans of
Mimbres Valley tomatoes to Silver
City this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

ID. ID. Thomas, state organizer Of
the Brotherhood of American Yoe.
men. is in the city indefinitely. Mr..
Thomas will organize lodge here
and make Deming headquarters.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

Thomas A. Medina of Santa Fe
stopped over in Dcminy this week on
his way home after spending some
time looking over mining properties
near Santa Rita and Silver City.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

National Director Rhaum Of the T..
O q. NJ. initiated a class Of seventy
frc new members into Silver City
Lodge L. o. o. NJ. Wednesday night.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

Frank Hitchcock. ex-postmaster
general, was in the city Wednesday.
+. G. Peterson is today unloading
n carlond of steel fence posts.
Edw. PENNINGTON j. convalescino
from very bad cold.
". G. Clark left the city today for
Anime. Texas, where he will make
his home.
VI. r. Keitler j. again able to be
about after severe attack of In
grippe.
Auditor Leslie of the Southcrr
Pacific is here from Tucson on one
of his periodical visits.
w. F.. Burnside. assistant cashier
Of the American National bank. spent
the past few days on n business trip
To Fl Paso and Deming-Silver Cit,
Independent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

The ". C.. T. L. held n very in
teresting and profitable meeting Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
y. e.. Peterson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
p. D. SOUTHwORTH
Luna County Apriculturalisi

Auditor McCorkel Of the South
western with headquarters at Fl
Paso, is in the city checking up.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

Frank Nordhaus has been on the
sick list FOR the past week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

Frank Hitchcock. postmaster
General. was in the city Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29

:. Oemlng All !.
y 100 per ct. Pure '
y Breathing Test '
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
GOVERNORS METHOD
Of D|SPOS|NG GRANT
LANDS IS ENDORSED
Allen Of Mar,
ion, Thinks State Should
Receive Excess Of $2.5O

~ am very much opposed to the i%lea %
Of calling a special session ana 90 no,
see how the state can profit by buying
the lands and selling them again, ,ay'
representative Dana II. Allen, Of TINS
city and county, in reply 10 Governor
Withyeombe's 5 letter Of inquiry regard.
ing public sentiment as 10 the methoo
Of disposition Of the o. 6 G. hand grant
lands, recently passed upon by the tel'
eral supreme court Governor Nl'hy'
combe /. also in receipt Of letters from
Senator c. A. Barrct OF Athena lmaiiI'
Ia county, and S. r Peirce, Of Port
oxford, Curry county, endorsing ms
IDEAS as to the proper method OF mana.
ling the situation.
~ think the land should be sold ana
settled upon as speedily as possible,
saws Representative Allen in conclusion.
" And that the state should receive all
in excess of $3.50 per acre, ! am un.
altembly opposed 10 the government
taking possession Of all Of these lands
as the government now owns millions OF
acres Of land in the state and Keeps II
away from settlement"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
Band Concert In Square
Tomorrow Afternoon $780,

The semimonthy Sunday band con.
cert will be given in Marion Square at
$3.50 tomorrow afternoon when the
following program will be rendered:
] March, "Stars and stripes Ror.
cyef' ......-....................... Sousa
. Overture, civilian TelI', .Rossine
. Comic Opera, "Iligh Jinks', Friml
4 Clarinet solo, "Comiu Thro' the
Ryo' .-................. Thornton
with variatiousJ
Mr. W. Valentine skinner.
3 Concert waltz, "Weilmg of the
Winds" ............. Hale
q Grand selection from "Faust'
......... ... Gouuod
GAP Dausc Parisguc, "Scatterng
of the Roses ..... Ilagcr
OBJ Chinese Characteristic, "IIop
Lee .... Hrart2
s Musical Comedy "Naughty Mari
cttu' ............... Herbert
q March, selected.
Bring this program with YOU
II y. Stoudcumcyrr Director
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
Mysterious Murder
In Los Angeles Church

Los Angeles, CAL, July H. The
body of murdered man, almost nude,
was found on the altar steps of st.
Augustiues Catholic church near Palms
today
Police believe the dead man to be l..
\. Miller of Los Angeles.
A Handkerchief was stuffed in his
mouth, Watch and money were miss.
mg His clothing was draped ON the
altar railing, The head bore marks of
blows.
From tracks around the church detec.
tiyes deduce that Miller was killed in
q contield and that his slaycrs dragged
him mp the back steps of the church
and into the chancel.
The body was found by Laura Mach.
aeo, l4 caretaker when the child
Went to clean ana sweep the church in
preparation for sundays services
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
LOganberry Day, July 29
AT Great Exposition

Capital journal Special Seryice.)
OREGON Building, Panama,Pacific
EXPOSITION. July l7.-Another great big
day at the Oregon building will be
July 2gth, loganberry day, with logan
berry Juice for every one, loganberry
sauce, and q ripping loganberry speech
from Senator La Toilette, the man VINO
introduced loganberries into Oregon ~
years ago and who's never been sorry.
Logauberries now supply pie timber for
half the states. whur whole carloads
90 TO Baltimore alone, the city famous
for its pastries and other quantities
are consumed at home. But II S the log
anberry Juice that is to be especially
honored, the juice that is outstrppng
grape juice and that epicures say Will
finish champagne on the last lap. This
iuice is blessed with a clear, clean de-
licious fruity flavor, that makes its
way into favor wherever 1t is intro
duced. II needs only to be tried to
find an abiding place on every side
board Luckily the old Salem brewery
has been turned into a loganbcrry juice
plant and is turning out 1000 gallons a
day; otherwise the Oregon building
wouldn't dare start up the appetite.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \, Taylor, Of Ma.
rion county; +. W. Warren, Of Lane
county; Dr. Dunsmore, Of Polk, and H.
/ o. Freytag, Of Clackamas, will personal.
/ ly serve the public rIom the William
cite valley booth; Mrs. Charles A. Gray,
/ Orcgon's gracious ho5tcss will subSti-
tutc logauberry juice for tea in the
reception room, and Oregon girls will
serve loganberry sauce in the body Of
the building. The service will 60 on
all day long, that all may have "A
chance at the Oregon delicacy and the
discomfort of a tremendous crush be
avoided, Prof. VIM. Proctor, of Wash
ington county who has just arrived to
help spread the Oregon news before
the exposition people, will assist in
making the day big success, and A. J..
Stevenson, of Corvallis, will add a col
lege flavor to the occasion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
Famous Statute To Be
Made Into Shells

London, July 1.-THE famous ala
bronze and copper lion that stood n
the battle field of Waterloo has ba,0
pulled down and is being converted % Il.
to German shells, according to Hollan1
advices today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
All Around Town
44.+t..t4t.......tt.tt... .tttt.t...t.t....ttt

glu ON the stand ncrt TUESDAY The
band stand will add much to The beauty
vi Wilson pnrh n it architecture wll
tdufwm 20 that OF ihe fountain, while
ihr outrf coating Of ihc stand viii bv
of white sand and white .cmyut
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17

Word was received today from Mn.
Norma LoillngNen who uas boon a'
tcuiINF ,n rmhlImng .bUu' u San
fmn.tru that .hr bad passed. tho cN
hm,uauuns With percentage of N'.
-hr win leave San Francisco is Sis
Woths' NrIt with relatives 900 Iowa. ru.
forming 20 Salon about tho fist of Sep.
,rmhrr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17

Rr Richardson and CLYDE Johnson
lcn TODAY for iasyadih They will ht
or be- oilei by thrIr families nbo viii
stay fsyohl weeks m Tito lastaila
country
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17

, Q rslry, ol me Perry drug store
vih ielo thr Re,al lwlfsts 900 htf
spotlhl taln pamIrg ihuUlh st'rm 81,
lNil thn ,,yaHnF Nr,l "Wednesday
has t,vH sri atJt asa .roIai Ia, fN
the keni ifUrtsp az 600 lauawa
Pacific opposition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17

You can sell anything VI value, no
matter bnw small VI fDu ufr lhr jpr
nd Now To-day column