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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
THE QUICKEST WAY TO END
CATARRH
Just One Sure Way To Be
Rid Of This Ailment

Catarrh is germ disease. To stop If
for good you must get down TO its reol
cause. The air is full of catarrhal
germs coughed and snee2ed ont by one
person and breathed in by another and
when the system fails TO throw off
these germs they find permanent lodg.
ment in the mucous membranes of yonr
nose, throat and head and breed by
millions.
The germs Of catauh can he de-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
Nebraskan's S Engineer Claims
He Saw Evidence of Torpedo

Washington, May 3l.-Secretary of
State Bryan has received from Ambas-
sador Page a preliminary report as to
the damage suffered by the American
steamer Nebraskan by an explosion off
Fastnet.
The strongest point of the report was
that the Nebraskan's s engineer stuck to
his story that he saw a white streak in
the water Immediately preceding the ex.
plosion, apparently supporting tn e
theory that this was the wake of tor.
pedo and that the Nebraskan was at.
tackled by submarine.
The report from Ambassador Page
was based upon the examination made
at Liverpool by Naval Attache Tower.
In his report to Ambassador Page,
Attache Tower said that the Ne.
braskans flag was hauled down at $40
p m. because it was sunset and the ship
considered herself at sea. A few min.
utes afterward the explosion occurred.
He described the tremendous damage
caused by the explosion, which hurled
heavy steel girders into the air, and
other facts of the crew taking to the
boats and later returning, already re.
lated in dispatches from London. Tower
reiterated that members of the crew
said ther was no warning and that they
saw nothing.
The state department has not yet re.
ceived a report from Naval Constructor
Bowers, who is examining the Ne.
bTasknn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
Might Clerk AT Marion Back
AT JOb---New Clerk Tonight

j. II, lIacIO Clark McGlyn, the
genial and popular night clerk Of the
Marion hotel, who has occupied that
position with perfect satisfaction to the
patrons and the general public for
about two aud one.half years, leaves the
hotel today to accept his old position
Of commissary at the pcntcntiary He
assumes his new duties, which, how.
ever are not new inasmueh as he filled
the position for a year and a half be.
fore taking the hotel position, tomorrow
morning and relieves Levi Baumcr, who
took his place upon his former retire.
mcut John j. Savage, for many years
connected with the shipping depart.
ment of the Salem brewery and a
Young man of exemplary habits, a good
tinker" and pcnchant for making
good in anything that he undertakes,
will be seen hereafter Behind the coun.
tcr at the Marion ON the night shift,
lie assumes his duties tonight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

by the Silvcrion Choral aocicty. A nice
musical program has been prepared aud
viii he followed by the huskrls being
auciIonod off to the highest bidder
Every one specially invited and goul
time rs assured.
Miss Aida pigeucss left for Sioux
Falls, y, ~, last Tuesday where sh0
viii attend the deaf convention. Sho
bad for travelling companions Mr., aud
Mrs Olyer and pcto Tolslattcr who
win Nlsit friends az Red Wing, Mmn.
Miss Rgcmcss plHn8 on remaining IN
The east several muulha
Mrs. o. Smdool entertained tho
Ladies' Aid uf the United Lulherm
church at her home west OF town thin
week.
The iohote 40 the opom house lnst
Friday night between the sophmorca
and freshmen WAS wcl attended, n is
encouraging foe the students 10 hnvO
the friends turn ont and thci debating
was excellent and surely means much
hand work 10 prepare
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
WOODBURY. MEETING
OF W.C.T.U. IS CLOSED
Organization Passes ResoIu
lions FayOring Stand Of
President Wilson

The Maroin County w. c. II. U. con.
vention met at Woodbup MAY o6 and
p in the Nj, L. church, The Orepon
state president, Mrs. jennie Kemp. of
Portland, was present, also Mrs. Nlntt;o
NJ. Sleeth, of Portland, an able state
worker, who addressed the convention
Wednesday evening. The attendance
and interest was such that the conyrp.
tion was very profitable and pleasant
one,
Mrs. 5. L. Oliver who has been
Marion county's efficient president for
a number Of years was reelected. The
other officers elected for the comm
year are; Nice.president, z. A, Ro,',
braugh; recording secretary, Mrs. Orn
Bear, Turner; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Rhodes, Salem; treasurer. Mis-.
astle, Woodburn. The following resolu.
tions were adopted by the convention:
Since we have come to stage of civ.
ilizotion where disagrecments between
nations us well as between indivilnal,
may be settled without u fight
Resolved, that we favor Il court of af.
bitration with power to enforce its de.
cisions; that we agitate and educate
against everything that has Il tendency
to cultivate the spirit of mlitarism such
as sham battles and military drills in
schools and that we are in favor of dis
armament.
Resolved, also, that we express our
appreciation Of the sane and statesman.
like conduct of our president in this
crisis and that we express our gratitude
in having obtained state prohibition and
universal suggrage and pledge our un
firing effort toward gaining these
throughout the nation.
That we show our appreciation Of the
earnest work of those who assisted in
securing our prohibition law, House Bill
No, 262, by vigilant efforts toward its
enforcement, and especially commend
the work of DR.. Anderson father Of the
bin and of j. Il. Wheeler, who financed
the committee of one hundred.
That we express our great sympathy
at this time of the serious illness Of oui
national treasurer Mrs. Hutchinson
and for our county corresponding secrc
tary who was missed from the convcn
tion on account Of the sudden death Of
her husband.
That We are grateful for the very de
lightful manner in which our convention
was assisted and entertained by on
Woodburn w. c. Y. L. and friends il
their homes, at the lunchcons, for thu
use Of the church, and for the musi,
furnished by the ladies, the children
and the high school glcG clubs,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Ado'f Wolf enjoycd %
pleasant visit from their son, Dr. l.. j..
Folt Of Portland, the last of the week
q, W. Loomis was lruusoctiug bu3l.
ness at the Hub the past week.
Mrs Stevenson and daughter, Miss
blauch, visited at the Dr.. Webb home
.at Me- Angel short time last week.
Mrs, Arthur STALKER aud baby are
spending few days with Portlund
friends.
Miss Suda stewart, Of Molalla, rs
visiting friends iu Silvcrtou this week.
Mrs Nrllio Savers returned from
PUtlaud the last Of the week, but was
called back there ON Thursday of this
week by the sorioua illness of her
daughter Mw. Joblolgh.
Mrs Stccn, accompanied by her
daughter Miss Edna spent last Sat.
rday at the capital city.
The joh Quail family entertained
Mr. and Mrs q, Ruswald, of Monitor,
on Friday Of last week.
The Vcarrior family entertained Mrs.
Vooulcr y cousin, q r. Brown, aud
family from North Yakima, Wash, the
Drst o' this week.
Mr. and Mrs. II, J.. Nuttng visited
The last Of the week with the Tom
cochran family in Portland.
Bernard Lnng enjoyed short visit
with bis brother of Molalln, last week.
Mrs. Charles Hartman has gone out
20 the unch 10 spend the summer.
There viii be- % grand ball at the W.
y, W. hall Saturday evening, under the
auspices Of the Peerless orchestra. This
promises tu be the best yet, as an extra
effort is being made 10 make lt wr.
'pgt.
Mrs. Jake Nelson lett Monday for
hrr home al Tacoma, Wash She wus
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Solou An
uusou, who win spend few days OF
The Nelson home before Continuing
'hDir journey east 10 South Dakota.
s. Saudborg, who formerly lived near
silHrr'0u, died nl hIa dauphiors home
no Portland aud was brought 10 th.t
place Tuodny llls funeral wus nj
.rlp.h go The chapel, Rev A. ~ White
officiating u'cmrnt at Miller Gene
',fF.
There win bp bathcl social at ib,
w. %. W hall ou FHday Wcuing given
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
Sacred Heart Academy
Visited by Grand Army

Friday, according to the established
custom, a number of the members of
The G. A. R. visited Sacred Heart
Academy and were entertained by the
students, A reception was given in
the assembly hall, at which both the
visiting soldiers and various members
Of the Relief Corps were present. The
room was decorated with potted ferns
and cut flowers, while the bust Of
lincoln and picture of Washington
dvaped in the national colors, looked
AavN upon the men who had done SO
@NgS COY this country.
The WOgram consisted Of many
musical and literary numbers, chiei
among which were the following
''harge of the Hussars," String Quar-
trtte; Goudard's serenade,' violil
duet by Misses Marie Campbell an,
Beraht DoerfIer; "Adoration," " voca
solo by Miss Heller Barr; "Last Rose o.
summer harp solo rendered by Mis-
uerlmde Campbell; "The Blue and tn
GTaE' so Captain, my Captain!n an,
Driving Home the Cows" recitation
BY Misses Ruth Cooper, Frances Doer
Her. and Vera Bunk, respectively, an,
an address composed and delivered b
MISS Gertrude Robson. One Of tn
most attractive features of the pro
gram was the flag drill executed b
some Of the smaller children. At tn
CIo'e "Ihe Star Spangled Banner wa
sung by the vocal class.
Reverend Father Moore welcome
On their noble deeds in his own nam
tue veterans and congratulated ther
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
AURORA NEWS

~ ~ n,
MIS- henIy DloSSer ana uausnter
Mrs aSi asa canister were IN 'he city shop'
ping Ihursd9y -,
MI an! Mrs, " W, ~ iereen anu .i.!lIl lam.
ny were were IN tne CITY '"lS Week Visiting
reiS''SS'' W 'pouo. a,a p..o,. p.uo. ,,o.o
in Aurora from Donald Tuesday on busi.
;" ness s''''" ''O'' ')'D"'O 0'''"' VI ''''
School closod SATURDAY ot tbo White
scbonl ,,ith ON intorcsti1o nronrom
lTrs w ponor onJ sons Wovro
and nonoid yoro yisitors in Oreoon
| civ Tnrsdoy
,iohp Stouffcr. ,Jr.. was in the city
Tuesday toging ont = lood of mmbrr
for ;n,t,royo,nonts an tbn farm
w Mrs. ~, + I WinEo wos in tbc ritv We'd.
rosdoy fram tbe Rrowndolc Farms
Cari Wnecke wns hero Wednesday ia
moot Lis brotbcr Uugo NIuccke ON hi,
rc,nrr from n trim to Portland
w II Asnnitb is cntcrtnininp Nj,
l,rothor who IL borc from Minnesota
nnon n tonr of tbc roost states
IN IfiIor hoe bocn ottondiuo n
r,ootin,, of tbo Strdnhnker automobile
solosner IN portlond tbis week
Among tba winners of prizcs at IN,
Oregon Gity uBooster Day, Rose SHOW
onneeor tbo nomos of Mrs Grant r. Dim,
III Nfrs y n Rorlow Mrs. !. I. Cooke
Nfr, rahn ! ewnller and Mrs !. +
Uedooe
p6ern Saturday Nav 90 1918. TO IN,
,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
AUMSVILEE NEWS

Mrs, Chas, Chcffngs went to Salem
Monday to visit her son, Floyd Chef.
tings, who is quite III.
Miss Alice Peterson went TO Salem
last week Wednesday for short visit.
She returned home Monday evening.
Newton Lewis and grandson, Freddie
Elworth, of Lyons, is visiting at the j..
h.. II, G. and C. j, Lewis homes.
X. j. Lathrop, Frank Lathrop, Mr..
and Mrs II. w. Bicdesel and son. l..
q, Ricdcscl left ON the evening train
Monday TO take IN the fair at San
Francisco.
Mis-, Viva McNcal went to Salem
Saturday. She returned home Mondny
evening accompanied by her sister Miss
Ethel McNcul who has received a
weeks vacation from her duties.
Mr. Ashford and family formerly of
North Sautiam but now of Monroe
stopped in town for few days on their
way TO Portland.
Mrs. j, j.. Kirkpatrick and Miss
Romig went 10 Salem Monday. Miss
Romig went from there to visit her
brother who lives in Mccoy Polk
county. Mrs Kirkpatrick returned
homo i'm the evening
The AumsyIllo Grange will hold an
open meeting Thursday, June 3rd
Everybody is welcome TO come and
hear the demonstration on Domestic
Science given by lady speaker Of
Corvallis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
SILVERTON news

Capital journal Special Servire)
Sivcnon, ore, May 3l--A fine ban
ouct was scrycJ nv thc odd FelloSy Of
SCOTS N,I', lo.J ..', 7o,o,'1y ',''L"F " ~ +,
0'NeI"' OF 'u' '"''''ol' ,'..' w. ,.,. o' .',.
were over ana very goo" ''''' ""' u"
IoIgd. ,, ,..u ., ,r.. i,h,.,,,
MIS- 'ono {U"'l "I" NI'' @ 'U",,''' ,,,..,''I
were over 10 N"''i',, ,, ,',,' "',n @ ,, ',''"" m
ti,, nu,u ais, .,i.,i,J Lpr LAUGHTER.
yrs lual aus" ,',i''I ,yl Sa, IJoS"'''' ,'iotn
ME- marry no, mum VI III, l'i' hl.l,
Mi' 7,'0" ,,., h'''s'" i. @ i,' '"" n.' "'ga ar,,,
nef arm I'', 'D"I.1"g ii "'S"' J''' 90 '''
hcr return II''I Iovg' .,.,.,. ~, bc
United Lutheran g.u,y lo'u, ~ ,E. Hus,u' ,.'.l
on lf0aF anu i'"'"' G's ", Wv, n..,, ~
Tor the'' annual '''',',n,I' ..,,i |",' |' ~
',l ,ul'logI from '''' '''''" WIZ ' '
',,'" y wl,,,t ,.r,mr,,,irJ hy
MIS- I@ R' Wol'IJI ".'V" ...il',i ,i,'', ", "5
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ro sni'h' Io.' '"', ,.',,.... .nJ IN,
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bIa/rr "I'' u'," ''I'"s ''' ID"
pa,l'mi' Ig l.'', T,I ,,,I. ,a.n5g ,,,
Nrl'I' N'U.,, '' ,''., wv t,, h,, nv,
planning D '"Ip''5g iN g,N N,'p 'I ~, Nc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
ASSISTANTS NAMED
ON THE INSURANCE
CODE COMMISSION
Will Draft Insurance Legisla.
tion To Submit To Ses-
sion For 1917

Insurance Commissioner Wells is in
receipt Of notification from William
cannon, of the Meier Il Frank com.
panE, Of Portland, a member of the in.
surance code commission provided for
by the legislature, to represent tbe
business interests that he had selected
tne following committeeman to act with
MN in the drafting of proposed legislo.
ton for submission to the next legisIo.
ture; Senator Edward E. Kiddle, Island
City; +. G, Workman, Of Olds Workman
\ King Portland; l. n. Fleischner of
fleischner Mayer & Co.. Portland.
and Harry B, Clark, Northwest man.
ayers of the Interinsurers. also of
Portland. ~ W
j. c. Jones, of Metagtr, also an.
pointed on the insurance code com.
mission as chairman Of the committee
on traternal insurance, has chosen ia
act with him J. w. Sherwood state
commander Of the Knights of the Mac.
cabees J. W, Simmons, state deputy Of
the Modern Woodmen of America G.
II. Thomas, of the Knights and Ladies
Of Security; j. NJ. Dixon, grand record
er of the A. 0, U, w.; G. c. Van Ors
dell, grand guardian Women of Wood.
craft; and II. j, Gildersleeye, deputy
organizer of the Royal IIighlanders
Mr. Jones is district organizer of the
Woodmen of the World.
Announcement of the personnel of the
other committees will be made at some
later date. Insurance Commissioner
Wells desires that these committees
mold open meetings to receive recon-.
mendations from those who are inter.
ested.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
HORL-HC
The Original
MATTED R7gLR
OS'Eess yoH say "HOREE2g, sa
you may get a SGhs tRCgfe9,

and also in the name of the faculty of
Sacred Heart Academy.
Each veteran responded in gracious
words of thanks and delighted his
hearers with "reminiscences of lone AGO
Then, in turn, the Ladies of the Relief
Corps voiced their appreciation and
Mrs, Glover read paper on "The Star
SpangIed Banner followed by skill
full Interpretation Of the same.
Following the reception lunch was
served in the library
The following We're the members of
the G, A. r, and W. R. C. present;
Il. w. Byars, G. W. johnson, W. C.
Faulkner, Mr.. Tosc, Mrs. W. II. Byars.
Mrs Ronald Glover, Mrs Il. L. Denni.
son, Mrs, William Short, Mrs. J. New
meyer, Mrs, g. W. johnson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
FNG|NEER LEWIS IS
ENTERED INTO NEW
DUTIES WITH V|GOR
Makes Personal Inspection Of
Highways and Issues Esti-
mates On Road Work

an indication that State Engineer
1oris as head Of the consolidated de-
,srtmepts Of state engineer and state
Esbway engineer as created by the last
ipSslature, takes the position seriously
sEi intends to treat it as such in the
satnre. although it was intended that
ba should be merely a figurehead inso-
far as the Highway department was con.
ssyned, he today gave out estimates and
notifications for the completion of the
nacompleted portions of the Columbia
sicbway, in Columbia highway, under
which Columbia county will invite bids.
The estimates are based upon the
rnit plan OF construction, bids to be
made upon each unit separately, and
the specifications contains an arbit-
av clause which provides that, in the
event the contractor repudiates his con.
tract before finishing the work, the
state and county may seize his machin.
ew and utilize it for the purpose of
completing the job. The estimates and
specifications cover that portion of the
roads in Columbia county which were
originally contracted to the Consolidat.
ed Contracting company, whose con-
tract was declared forfeited by High.
way Engineer Cantin recently because
the company refused and neglected to
resume work under the terms of the or.
iginal contract within the time stip.
uaed.
State Engineer Lewis has just return.
ed from an inspection trip over the Pa.
cfiC highway in Jackson and Josephine
counties, in company with Highway En-
gneer Cantine, so as to familarize him.
self with the work in all of its details,
and he reports that, although che recent
rains have rendered the roads over the
SskiyOus difficult of negotiation, they
are in passable condition and will be all
right in due time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

ppt yOur loot mlHoTy, AN H9W Yum
Portable your feet feel. Get a 20 cent
box Of "TIZ" now at any druggist or
department store. Don't suffer Have
GOOD feet glad feet, feet that never
swell never hurt, never get tired a
wears foot comfort guaranteed Or
money refunded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
". 0. W. Elects Officers
For Next Six Months

81 meeting Friday evening of
salem Camp lls Woodmcn of the
World Pacific jurisdiction, the follow.
Ing officer, were lcctcd Tor the com
log HA months;
Counsel Commander N. N. Nutlotk.
succeeding u, l.. Donu.dsou,
Adviser Lieutenant B. W. Macy, sue.
ccodug ~ n. Matlock.
Wutehm1u, Asa Bower
Escort g. B Larry
Manager George r. Walker
Arrangements were made mN li..t
for the annual memorial scriccs to ln
pd sunday, june q. For these pvpr.
aiHoa. at lrust 500 Woodmcn atc uy.
pcctod 90 oltrnd Moylag pictures VIII
bD mado ut 'hc memorial exercises no
both cemeteries
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

raw spots 40
more shoe tight
ness, no more
limping with
pain or drawing
up your face in
agony TIZ' is
magical, acts
right off, "TIZ'
drawsout all The
poisonous cxuda
tions which puff
up the feet Use
"TIz' and for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

female weakness,
pain and irregulari-
ties. The pains in
my sides were in.
creased by walking
or standing on my
feet and / had such
awful bearing down
feelings, was de.
pressed in spirits
and became thin and
pale with dull, heavy
a.. = l..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

The Want pages go to the
office and home and are con-
suited often and frequently
clipped and flied Tor ready
reference. Inc JouIiia'
Wants are valuable-that's
the reason.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED AID
THEY ARE BUSINESS aETTERs-
ONE CENT A WORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

There's nothing like leather - not
even the numerous limitations
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

r
r.' ,s rom whom received only tempo
py relief | decided to give Lydia E.
tS.1n t1aams Vegetable Compound fair
,,' r,I and also the Sanative Wash. Ihave
,,S s used the remedies for four months
A., ~ cannot express my thanks for what
Wy have done for me.
~, Il these lines will be Of any benefit
ss..n n nave my permission to publish
l,ma. - - Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, ass
's Is street, Elkhart, Indiana.
n.y. -!Ia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
s.,,.l ,I made from native roots andhe
ana ,''s :. ! no narcotic or harmful drugs,
no,, ,1-lay holds the record of being the
'. t,slcc successful remedy for female ills
t.,ir.w ow OF, and thousands Of voluntary
hSc,..olnals on file in the Pinkham
r,ov' ,oa,9ry !. at Lynn, Mass, seem to
tGat you have the slightest doubt
hecoS,ula T.. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bI.ySia pound will help you, write
lcOn6daa Plnkham Medicine Co.
Vice eWntlal) Lynn, Mass, for adj
had A. nYur letter will be opened,
lnd bsI5 answered by a woman,
IN strict confidence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
MRS, williams
|. LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

hIkhart Ind. ;-"I suffered for four
Nen Years from organic inflammation,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-03
ALL TO THE GOOD FOR
STRIKERS IN WATERLOO

WtTFRI 90. la. Feb a-Nnathef
=. III ii red ,old weather j.. having 4
tc)lng effect On the poor IL Illinois
4 INITIAL Passenger tram, arc later than
st'f, and many al the pa--eulrr> are
'mplalnlns about the coaches beng so
cid that they are Ike rctt3.cr.tar,
lie ,trpsk roads ,utely haNe Leon farz
tuf.tte in having had lttile NV t. con
nrd With IN the lat three winters and
,pell, 81 cid weather have not been Il
any great duration. Industrial condi-
non-. to. have played night into the
hands 81 the union haters. but. though
Il may he delayed for some tune. the
day Il reckoning will come for this
helrtlesS corporation
The railroad, are running = cries OF
t"o-column advertisements in the loo al
papers. boosting Tor higher rates. and
incidentally throwing a sop to the press
to hush up any editor who might other
wise print some facts concerning mod
etn railroading.
lin Meggison. Of the boilermaker.,
went soabbng the first OF the year, and
the older scabs at the business are max
ing IT mighty dlsagreeable for him.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-03
THE BIG BOYS IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 30 Charlie
Markham. president Of the / &. and w
y. Scott. president OF the s. r.. met here
and >pent some time on a orawfish sup
per and smoking the pipe OF peace. Al
ter the ilsh supper they saw green tur-
tie, crawling all over the ceiling and
prosperity all over town
They were exhllarated over the fact
that the people are beginning to realize
the good the railroads are doing the
country. and agreed that ii there were
nn railroad, there would be no people in
tins country How about that. Sco,tie
\ lew al the ! { gumshoe men have
>tartcd a patrol system in New Orleans.
hut from what We hear they need TO be
watched more closely than the banks
Trans are running very late Engine
6o7. cut 81 the bull pen at McComb. go,
As lar A. Canton. iO6 miles from here.
when 1t was discovered that the steam
gause wouldn't register We wonder
how much steam she carried The en-
glue crew are ,tl praying over their
'u'ky cape from being blown into the
Tar away realms
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-03
TUBERCULOSIS AND
THE WORK|NGMAN
By c. J. Hatfield, M. D.

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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-03
Trade Reporta

Concord. y. H.-Trade poor.
Deer Lodge. Mont-Trade very dull
Defiance. O.-Trade good.
Du Page County. Ill-Trade good.
IT Smith. Ark.-Trade dull. Members
working about one-fourth time.
Great Falls. Mont-Trade very quiet.
Little Rock. Ark.-Trade very dull.
Travellers stay away.
Madison. Wis.-Trade very dull Trav-
elers keep away.
Marshalltown. la.-Tradc dull No ex-
ira help needed.
Miami. Fla-Trade fair.
Pekin. lll.-Trade good. All working
Rocky Mountain, N. Grade poor.
Prospects not very good. Working short
time
Salt Lake City. Utah.-(Railroad shop
men)-Irade very poor. Travellers keep
away. Working short time. A number OF
men land of
Shawnee. Okla.-Trade dull Half OF
men land off
Warren. Pa.-Trade bad
Washington. d. Grade very dull.
Travellers please take notice.