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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
MeMechen Briefs.

Chas. Evans, secretary OF the Union
district school board. was in the CITY
yesterday on business
DIT. VI. \. Dowler Of Glendale. was
in the city yesterday calling on
friends
Nj. X. b. Clark, a prominent bust
ness man OF Wheeling. was in Nc
Mechen yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. LETTERS OF Moundsville.
mas returned home after visit 70
Mrs. j. r. Doyle OF Tenth street.
The usual services Will be held al
the First NJ +. church SUNDAY with
preaching by the pastor.
MI. and Mrs. VIII Rutan are home
from a visit with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs VI. Rutan OF Roberts Ridge.
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Benwood Briefs

There are an unusually small mum
Der OF children absent from school
on account Of illness. while there are
many adults in this community suffer.
ing with grippe and severe colds
william Soabright is M az his home
i'm the Fifth ward.
The United Rebokah lodge No 70
]. .. .. +. held a well attended meet,
ing last night 40 the MCNechen nan
Miss Margaret Laggerty of NVosi
! Mon. is the guest Of relatives in the
Fifth ward for q few days
\ meeting % the girls OF Union
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superintendent OF Schools II. l..
Pedicord said last night that arrange
ments are being repldly completed
Tor the dedication OF the new Union
nigh school building on April 10. The
structure was completed some time
ago and has been since used. but the
ueulcatofl exercises were deferred
for various important reasons Arong
the prominent state educators to tara
part In the program will be. State
superintendent Of High Schools L. 4.
FRIEND. OF Charleston. while there will
De several other prominent men 10
deliver addresses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
BAN Team PRACTICE TODAY

weather permitting. The two Union
Hlgh school base ball teams will prac-
ice Tor the first time this season
this afternoon al the Simmer Dark
which was recently leased BY the
school. Next week the teams VIII
play several games for the purposr
OF selectlng tho best players to make
up the nine for the season. The UNI
torms nave arrived and just as soon
be given out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

. pr you suffer from bleeding IfrnIr.r
htno 'f rrgiruuiug Files. send me Your
"Htr'r- and ! wII. tell you how 20 cure
gu -tli al nom" nF the new absorb
ol lhlf nome treatment free for trial
win rri'rences from your own Iur1Itfy.
Keller and sIoedy cures Send ND. rl.r..,'
nut tcU others az this offer Write "a
DAY 90 Mrs. N. Summers BOX p. Notr.
Dame. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
EXPRESSES GRATITUDE.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March 2GG-
England's queen mother. Alexandra
IdF written an autograph nOtp 10
Mrs. Whitclaw Reid. IN London. px-
pressing gratitude for the aid given
by the American Red Cross iu caring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Judge Newman seriousIv mn

The Moundsville friends OF Judge
9. g. Newman. OF whom there are
many, are much alarmed about his
Sohdiuon. which has been very serious
for the past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
New City omeers.

Since the postoffice appointment
has been disposed or talk Is now turn
Ing TO the city Offices 10 be given out
by the new council II IS understood
that o. b Bonar. the present clerk,
and Herbert Riggs are the only ap,
plICants for the clerkship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Union School Enume-atio,

This week the school enumeration
OF Union district was taken by tn.
officials. The reports have not been
completely tabulated. but sunicipnt
tabulatiOn has been made TO show
that there has been marked net IN
crease In the school attendance dur
ing the past year In that district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Death Of Mrs. John |. MORGAN

Mrs. John l.. Morgan died yesterday
afternoon al her home ON TOmlnson
avenue, after a weeks Illness OF pneu-
monia. She leaves. beside her hus-
band, seven children. Funeral serv-
Ices will be held this evening az the
late home a. o'clock. conducted by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
To Present Flag 70 School Mau 1s,h

saturday, May 10th. has been So.
lected by the committee from Mound
SIty council. Jr., o. L. A. NJ. as the
10 the Glendale school.
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hoIu us hnal meeting Of the season
next Tuesday evening al the Union
nigh school building The session will
De presided over BY superintendent
n. l.. Pedicord. and Gives" will be
the subject discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

4 special meeting OF the County
Court has been called for Friday.
April .. TO audit road bills for the
work done on the Boggs run and the
Glendale road. and To audit the pay
rolls OF the several road surveyors OF
the county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
BENW00D
Teachers Uniform Examination

II was announced from the Union
nigh school office last evening that
the hrst uniform teachers eXamlna-
uon Tor the year for Marshall coun-
~ VIII BE- held next week. commenc-
ing Thursday morning and closing the
following Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
No County Teaehers' Me.tIno

The County Teachers Association
that was TO have been held ~ fba
Union high school building April 3
and 8. has been declared on Tor thi.
season, because Of the several schools
outside Of Union district having been
forced 10 close earlier than was an
ticipafed %"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Mrs. HanIfan HON.

Mrs, Hanifan, wife OF Prof r. X.
Hanifan OF the Benwood schools. VIII
return home today after a visit or
ten weeks with her parents at CIarks-
burg, Mr.. Hanlfan viii go TO New
Martinsyille today 10 meet her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

"a TO give play. and a speaker will
De secured TO make an address the
=, ehinS OF the commencement, May
u The baccalaureate sermon vii,
De preached at the First NJ. 4. church
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The Union Bible class met last even
ing az the First Presbyterian church
on FIN street. and was conducted
by Rev. f. b. Turner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Emersons steamer. GoIdan Rod
viii be at the local wharf TO-DAY. and
performance will BE- given there tbls
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Marriage License GRANTED

one marriage license was issued at
sae county clerks office yesterday, 10
Moundsyille parties.
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senlor cIaas MeetInn Ye,tnrdau

The senior class of the High school
held a meeting yesterday morning
and made partial plans for the com
meucement exercises. u was decid-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

evening at the Rogers Undertaking
Parlons on Sixth street. Witnessed
several good bouts between amateurs
Of the city
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FROM
OHIO
xntsutgsncsr BursAu-
Coiumhun. March &C.

Columbus. March &C.
senator Warren q. HardlnE address
made plea Tor a merchant marine anl
declared that business cuuHfrucs viii
not b. restored until EsDubllcan protse-
ton system again - ssrabllan ned. Sc
said that business IN ohio BE- better than
!. ~ many Other place. lu Texas
ing Tor . return % the protective tariff
am lad 20 say that ohio D. in bet
states. said AR. Harding The West
a. anguishiug under inaustrial depr-a-
eion. passed through many Htat@s
Tesss fos sS9a fe sl18 ~ ,ss Ra p. n
ncrats ciafupring FOR protective tar
iff- am free % say that zee no com
have been a return 20 Republican dos
trinss and particularly O. the Herubllcah
protective tariff
ar. Harding announced tnut among
- the chip subsidy and the taking ~
the tAriff out % politics.
sam scheff. alias Ma seheff aged
~, white burglar and houz-breaksr a.
night was found guilty OF the murder
robbery o. a saloon In this city On the
night OF November q Mercy wa MOI
recommended 80 death sentence viii
his pal. Money Jim" smith colorsd
was sentenced 20 NE Imprisonment for
the same crime.
Nurses still stand . chance % secur-
ing passage % measure providing
Ftata exam nation aud registration FOR
members % theiI profession. although
tho unlNersitlcH and colleges committee
81 the house killed the spraEue bill sew
erAl weeks ago. A substitute bul was
prepared today and the commltte decid-
ed 20 report Il out. Il provides FOR an
examining committee Of three nurses
under the state medical board. instead OF
I'VE a. proposed Ia the original bill. In
most other respects u - like the meas
ure nrst introduced. The wish OF Clevc-
land and Toledo nurses FOR an examining
and licensing board separate from the
state medical board was not granted Ina
the bill about TO be reported out.
Bowling Green. March 2s-ChArIes
torao, twenty-four. was drowned in two
feet OF water at noon today one mile
south OF Mermill when his motor truck
skiddcd on the road and overturned in
y nfteen foot ditch. He was buried IN
ana at nrst could not be found and life
was extinct when he was discovered. His
companion. Fetro Carmlllo. thtrtv-fys.
received a dislocated right shoulder m
fruit about the country iu motor
truck Tor the Antonio CanElamilla Conc
pany. Of Monroe street. Toledo.
Mt. Vernon. March 2s-Because seven
Mt Vernon men were found keeping
We're arrested by the police FOR Eamb-
ling. Each drew a. fine Of $40 and costs
10 police court today
At Vernon. March 2C-NIrs. b. II. civ
mer, while cleaning .touse Zen from A
stepladder today. fracturtnr her coilar
bone ana sustaining internal Injuries.
Her condition iS very serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Won DUELOW HAS
A SERIOUS TASK
CONTINUES EFFORTS TO ADJUST
DIFF ERENCES BETWEEN
ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
HaS Decided Views on the Matter But
Is Unable So Far 20 Secure
Their Adoption.

ROME. March p. VIA ChIasco.
switzerland and Paris G.25 D. M
Efforts 20 effect an adjustment OF IN.
clherences between Italy and Austria
arr being continued pertenaciously 81
Prince Won Buelow the German am
has sador. notwithstandinE the almost
lnsurmountab bic obstacles he has en-
countered Authoritative Information
was obtained today that the Prince o.
now endeavoring 20 present the mat
Yer IN a somewhat different and more
comprehensive way He seeks to con.
vince italy and Austria tHat thsy
should not DISREGARD the broader
questions ~ policy and mutual self
interest on account OF possible mfzun-
deis standings Of the moment
Prince Won BueloW has developed
the opinion that the matters now un-
Ger discussion cannot be- limited Iu
thelr application 90 the present. but
VII nave a far reaching effect on the
Iuiure OF both nations He b. under.
STOOD 10 have bad recourse 20 the ar
Euments set forth by him twenty
years ago. during his former service
a. ambassador here and later when
ne was imperial German chancellor
lie then pointed out that the strength
OF the Triple Alliance was impaired
by antagonism between Austria ana
ltaly an opinion which has been con
urmeu by recent events
Great Mutual ADVANTAGE.
lie now maintains that once these
nations overcome the friction occa-
stoned by Austris's retention OF Trent
and Trieste they will cooperate TO
great mutual advantage inasmuch as
they have important common inter
est IN the Adriatic and Mediterranean.
Aciuated by united policy I'm respect
or these questions. the Prince points
out, Austria and italy would be forti-
ned IN their position by having behind
them Germans influence and support.
The ambassador is reported also
as picturing dire consequence tor
I Italy II any other policy be adopted
His view Is that n the triple alliance
should b. dissolved Italy would b. ar
the mercy OF France and England
or might become the prey Of Russia
and her Slavic allies
SO far as can De learned the Prince
I has been unable thus far 10 procure
the adoption ~ his views. the cues
ton OF boundary adjustment In the
near future remaining upperWost. 10
I would appear that Austria g. altOgoth.
I er unwilling TO make concessions ac-
} ceptable TO Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
W. Maekey Restinn Ea,LIu

Mrs. George Mackey. The AGED wo.
man who fell down stairs az her home
IN HlEn street Thursday night. was
reported 10 be resting easily late last
t w. Mrs. Mackey broke no bones
bruises Owing 10 her advanced wear.
lt is feared that the accident NAV re-.
suit fatally. ''''
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FINAL Meeting o. Reading Circle.
The Teachers Reading circle ain
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MOUNDSYILLE

TO Celebrate Surrender Of Robert e.
Lee.
A committee from J. G.. Caldwell
Post. g. 4. r. and Superintendent
Merrick. Of the city schools held a
meeting Thursday evening al the cen
trail building and decided TO hold a
celebration of the fftieth anniversary
OF the surrender of General Robert
l.. Lee at AppomatoN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Special Meeting Of County Court

Rev. a. X. Bennett Interment, sun
day morning. at Mt. Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

for sick and wounded British Soldiers
ana sailors
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Mt. Vernon. March 26-Because seven
Mt Vernon men We're found keepinu
score in euchro game on a slate. they
We're arrested hy the police Tor Eamh-
ling. Zach drew "a fine Of $40 and costs
Ia police court today.
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Mt Vernon. March 2C-Mrs b. H. civ
mer, while cleaning .touse fell from A
stepladder today. fracturinr her collar
bone and sustaining Internal Injuries.
Her condition ls very serious
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Federal Department
Of Peace Favored

lu bt address Inst evening At tho
public library D. r. Rowuthal, of
Portland who s organizing Chris
tlAn Pya,v association, favored tho os,
iAn'HhwrHt yf Do federal department ut
rtAtr ll's proposition was that this
IFbtv department Of tby cabinet should
specially give its attention 90 dr,yl
uI'hE what vwhlu, ot the ruhuc land.
tsiah.phug schools and BUREAUS aad
IfwuH.lnNuE schools should hc open
q" both .yNts RHi thr students allowed
'H UHN ttslg rNrrHys by actual labor
hr osu favored iht establshing Of
~h"H'- whore thr trades should be-
taught 0ul ih, giving uf employment,
Io tho't 1Ht af worn boo hp Improving
'f waste hrj, belonging tu ihe govern
wtHt llg speaker MAS 1f the upluion
'hat 'H,h ,hooh Apd employment sta
i'pHs ueu'A solve ttt rruhltm uf tho
great wwlgr a. unemployed especially
NJ uni,F ihr supervision of central
ph,a department
N. i,rs wtv iasrn q. ufsawft an
RssflbuHH Ny KoFuitaI Will vms.p
ln ihs city fsa DAYS and pI,e hi.
rtfs.Ha' atitHi." towards ttahIitt,ef
a hnu,H h0v
HHHHHaaaasas.H.asssa
TRY A JOURNAL CLASNfTtrp An
rilrY ARR RuSINEss uErrERs-
oNE CENT A WORD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
STUDENTS COMING
FROM FAR Off LAND
Australian Boys, With Cham
piOn Brass Band, will Give
Entertainment Here

The advance manager for the Aus.
tnlAa boys arrived in salem ycs,cr
ial Go make arrangements Tor the CON.
''k on lhr thirty five students ou Aug
''i lslh IL Is expected that ttcsc had,
N'N ht guests VI the ciuErus tor that
'al during which time they will have
a' yprvriuH,V OF visiting the capitol
pa''llus' and % IS hoped that ,hc, ma,
D' afforded official recognition during
l'' 'oo'l visit 90 our city. The idea
',' l1e 'oar s that these you0g MON
may sain ,dt broad education which y.
" pt obtained only by visiting other
''aA'nys aud meeting With and tx
hanging NrWplIaJs With the proplF. of
''Ar' HanVn, Zach boy 10 the pgrty b,
"gd,nt aui be has been chosen for
.A''A'is ability physical htnrs, and
N..Al standing sad they have rrprstg
" 'a' s'uttoi body OF the high aud pr,
mary schools vi The state 0f western
N.'''a'a a' 'bc two expositions ia Cali.
I, a' party n be- thasge " Lieutenant
d. Nng1s et5 SO successfully dir,,i
"l 'nat H, ias stature some three
'''N as' A.uajy the lads have bttr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

tNe months u America. six weeks of
that time being spent at the cxposi
Tons When they make their s,op here
they Will be ON their way 10 Vancouver
b. 70 before gotuA ~ the eastern
states They are travelling under fbr
auspices OF the Western Australian GOV.
ernmrnt and with the commuawpgltbs
government credentials. To make NM.
tour possible the boy, have Maid I'm
onrimrt OF the fuIl cost of me trim
aod the balance Is being made up from
the proceeds OF the entertainment
which are given In every town ep5
s''y' Included IN the party which mum.
o'f' all told tbtrty.uve and the aver.
age age is n 10 10 years. is the ,bor.
p'on boys altbrass band of m, Anti
podes This band ranked with Nh, yc,,
slopes ''''''
The adyua,, manager Mr. Eros.,
NN''kloek, wos one OF the member. nv
'he 1911 party which came IN S,I,r
ana which was entertained hy. tbs .,.
lra'' OF our high school Sbarlork mia
iNI' tour was 8s equally successful ,s
la' LAST one although 'be memh,rs NJ
'n', Nry having the Opportunity ~
studying the fair, they had tbs a3y,n,
ai'. Believe nae. the san Frau,i,ra ,,.
'''n'a alone is worth coming I0 o6a
miles ,o soc" '.''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
ALBANY PREPARES
FOR GREAT CROWD
William J. Bryan Will Be Wei
coined By Immense Audi
enCe Friday
LOnpLLaI I0lMlI spocLlI seIMle-

lcup.tal Journal ~pccia. Service
Albany ore, July 2s - Albany IL
making elaborate preparations to re.
crya william Jcnning, Bryan, next Fri.
day Jolly 3yth The great Commoner
Will be- taken 10 the Chautauqua
grounds whore bis speech viii take
place ar O'Clock AZ Mr Bryan Is
scheduled 10 appear in Portland Friday
evening Che date has been placed early,
10 permit him Nv leave here on the 3:Oj
electric.
Mr. Bfynn's address is sort Of an
added attraction 10 the Chsutuuqua
session, which closed here over week
ogo. and will bee given under the aus.
pieces oi the Chnutauquu association.
His services were secured only through
The hardest Mind Of work on the part
of the committee. but they feel we'll
repaid for the lim, and efforts spent in
bringing the distinguished visitor TO Al.
buuy
Albany iB most Ideally situated for
such an attraction, for It is ln the cen.
ter Of the Willamette valley, and in
easy reach uf all the other cities. That
advantage win hu taken of this facility
Is shown by the fact that special ct.
cufdou trains are already planned, and
reduced rates will be- made 10 Albany
from ull points next Friday Specials
were Immediately announced by John
Scott VpUprnl passenger agent of tho
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Track and Field Stars
Gather For Great Meet

Ran Fmhcieo. July ~ Timex ana
field stars from three " ihc f,e us.
s0siations " ihr Amateur Athletic rn.
Ion which will compee Al the panamn.
Pncifie exposition tmrk Friday uni
Saturday in the faf western champion,
ships appeared on the exposition field
today ard began trimming Athletes uf,
hee representing lhr Rocky Mountain
HssuuailoH, tho lntrnmoublain associa.
lIon and lhe Pacific Norhwest as.ocia
uon The Southern Pacific association
team viii ardye Friday
Tho Pacific Northwest team. iaclud.
ing raul Clyde, tbc cfack University
~ WasAnRtou half miller. arrived 10,
day Tho men hurried out 10 the enpusi
tion fof light workout
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
MAGAZINES NEEDED
AT THE LIBRARY

Atants Moa,bly p,snns. ,er
tea,ury
Century retw-. 1915
current og.a.oa Jarnry igri. r.h
5aA'H, l2lt April pH N., sl,
June 9lU Anil la's '' ''
Dial January :. l9I5
hyryl.iy. Ebusrr foit
laH "'', February
Nvsd Ha~ka#r. Iry ,,,
March lnff '..ir lsll,
a'aFf's Magazine Th-r,.. fst,
eo'.raleg' Ngu, gH Hl5
l'',uv n,gas. otan.,Fa ,5,..
Nasat ld lglE Aru, s5 ,s. ,t.-.
,aa@y - 1875 Tsbr,.r IKE. HE,
l'll October lolJ f'eA'ef
A'..n pf.sntetla 1914
North American p.,s
lFl' Ncrieattr l9lt a-''E
hsNitN 1f Review. S....-t
NNyo'ff Hll Narh lgis ''''
1918 t,of-ay o.
Ss''ty Syr'enNstE lali
cemhvf lalA Hlt; De-
~ Aeny oillarprt,i,is ,.,,-,
FesftNlls tnn Auv - boz. 49,. AN..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
NOVELIST HEcoelrs ALIEN

iRudoh lsN rs Wssp iams. tt-
Aa'o'fsa tN'tl'st tslaN iaIuri ts
eA' setih.Ht to h.s siaieHt.t aa...e.
,W iha' hr ml seaa aItsar., b.
h'Hf Ncyee lawuA uta thsi,,l j.
'','''N 'ef wan ,rav fp.amet b.
h' y entoi is throw H, w.rI
et'ta' ahi lpeHl a.e.aa.. "a,
Nt.'f't. un Hst te vuN Hi. b.
tal' y w ltHtHi.E taNa.s F,..t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
LILLIAN CARLSON MISSING

San Francisco, July 2S.-Harry Carl
son today asked the police to find mis-
sister Lillian, who came here from Port
land recently. She visited the Crocker
building July 81 and has not been seen
since' She is described as being five
feet five inches tall and weighing 10
pounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
wARsHIPs AT SAN DIEGO

San Diego, Cal, July 2s,-Tbe bat
tleships Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin,
lay at anchor in San Diego harbor early
today while ex.President Roosevelt at
the exposition grounds reviewed a pa.
rade of 500 Annapolis naval academy
midshipmen,
Officers and men of the First cavalry
and the coast artillery from Fort Rose
Grams also took part m the parade
\ monster outdoor ball on Plaza Del
Panama at the exposition with three
military bands furnishing continuous
music, will be feature of this even
ING y entertainment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

'ah lArolNu iuls as am pY
h''' hhi u NAnaa ee.s Afftsiti Ia,
~ "iAt on msyg'pa uf m,ius hs,t,n
aut fabbti leHl ratuao,ih Id ssl,
'h ih' Nshifou jamo ~ nsIs.
~ eApntilea Vaief h3m Ea..m..,
Nra lsenart ihr reI.t hst h. lsI
eve We 500 wfu ins rsri.a,,..t
,e'1 laafuas pf iht NuUut bpT
iarloHi'.fh uat faHt Us.8a. I... Ii.
he luafaat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
OREGON NEWS. TODAY

X X * x 4 X x X x x x X X X X X
Portland, Ore, July 2S.-When one
of three holdup men struck Cyrus Marc.
lus on the nose early today it saved the
latter So. MARQUIS used his handker-
chief TO staunch the flow of blood.
The money was concealed within its
io'ds and was overlooked by the rob.
hcrg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Ford Motor Band.

Portland, Ore July 2s.-The band of
the Ford Motor company, of teDroit,
en- route to the Panama Pacific expo.
,itlou, left here early today for San
Francisco. A concert was given in one
of Portland 5 parks last night. Ap.
pIaudng thousands listened.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

Hood River Oreo July 2S.-Bnlv
sunday, the evangelist, was scheduled
10 leave here today for San Francisco,
where he will preach August /, . and 3
lN tabernacle just outside the Pan.
amaPaeitlc exposition grounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

Seattle Watb ialy rs iahaby
pisnff lightweight champion Of
'husda bustd four rounds ID a draw
VIII illlli Wright ~ Seattle NJ iho
iN'nl ihesito here lau night Through
lhe niisllY of Rry M A Matthew
'h'gi ~ Police laog llivtpi Ns show
stopped. bot later ihe order ~. re
se'ad'i when CHARLES AaK pomotrl
Awnfei haiihfna ibg rtrdh effu uai
"blHial pfIte ngba
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Honor Steamer Victims.

Portland ore, July 2S.-In honor of
the memory of those who lost their
lives IN the Eastland disaster, the local
offices aud plant Of the Western Flee.
tuc company were closed all day today.