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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03

may creep In If the bed Is not covered
with mats or carpets. A new bank
Ing or fresh manure Will help maintain
the heat as the bed gets cold.
No matter how we'll the gardener
may be equipped with hotbeds or
greenhouses, he will need plenty OF
cold frames for preparing his plants
for the open air by gradually harden
ing them Off. In the case OF tender
vegetable plants, like tomatoes, the
cold frame is Indispensable TO obtain
ing the best plants for setting out.
III crowded in the hotbed the plants
will be drawn up and weakly, and IL
set directly from the hotbed In the
open ground they will hardly be as
good as though they had been grown
from the outside. In fact, in sowing
such seeds in a hotbed or greenhouse
ii is best to use shallow boxes or flats
made from splitting soap boxes or
those Of similar size. Sow the seed
in these and transplant to similar
boxes as soon as they are large enough
to handle, setting them deeper and
giving more room, and later on trans
planting To the cold frame with still
more room, so as to gradually harden
them to the outer air.
The cold frame is simply frame
arranged for three by six feet sashes
on well-manured soil. The frames are
indispensable in winter and summer to
the farmer, florist or gardener. The
market gardener can use the frames
after the winter crop of lettuce by
sowing seed of beets and carrots for
early punching. He can sow between
his lettuce, seed of the Prizetaker
onion in January and February and
have the plants ready for setting later
in the open ground, and can in this
way make the gigantic yellow onions
that retail for five cents or better each
when imported from Spain.
And the farmer will find that few
hotbed sashes will make a very good
evaporation for drying apples and
peaches in trays, with the clear glass
over them and little crack left for
the evaporated moisture 10 pass off;
they will make dried fruit nearly as
good as the fruit evaporated by fire
heat. In fact, there is a multitude
OF uses to which cold frames and
sashes can be applied both winter and
summer. and frame yard can be
made a very profitable part OF any
intelligent gardeners business.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03
THE PROSPEROUS FARMER

There is evidence that the farmer is
not at all dazed by his good fortune.
Instead, he is working a longer day
increasing the acreage Of his wheat
land, and strengthening his farm pro-
duction In every department.
1t will require little more evidence
of this rural opulence to swell the
"back-to-the-land' cry to grand
chorus and move many a city dweller
to seek an independence on the farm
that he has not been able to find in
urban life. In the resultant farm ex-
pansion the distribution of population
should be spread on more equable lines
and the present congestion of labor In
the cities will be relieved to some de-
gree.
No one will begrudge the farmer his
well-earned prosperity. His labor is
exhausting and too often ill-rewarded,
and while the increased price OF his
products will levy some toll against
the dinner table, the net result will be
to help the business of the whole coun-
try enormously.-Sea Post-Intelli-
gencer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Dear Sir:-Being a subscriber of
your paper, would like to know what
causes hens 10 break eggs and eat
them. What is a good remedy to cure
the trouble. "A. j. NJ.
Your hens are breaking and eating
eggs from the lack of animal food. See
that they have beef scrap before them
at all times. To break them OF the
habit, first give them a good feed Of
raw meat. Put the nests in dark
place where they cannot see the egg
and make 1t a point to gather eggs
soon as laid. Separate the hens that
have the fault, as they will soon teach
IL TO the others.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03
Hotbed Requires Caro-

There is nothing about the garden
that needs closer watching than
hotbed. If you leave the glass closed
after the sun gets up, you will soon
find that the plants are cooked and
there may be nights so cold that frost
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03

And now the poor market gardener
is to be hit again, the national health
authorities nave issued a statement
that the addition of turnip to pre-
pared horse radish will be considered
an aduleration under the food and
drug act, unless the product is labeled
as a compound, with a plain statement
Of It's ingredients.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03
Her Age

Howard, How old can Miss Jones
be?
Victor. Old enough to call college
men college boys" Judge.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03
Grow,s OF a Gr,zzIed Groucb

Those scarfs that the girlies wound
around their threats in balmy October
seem to be going to the discard now
that the weather Is getting rather
cold.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03

A public man must pass 20 years OF
age before he reaches the highest wis
dom.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
SUPPLY OF GASS IS
RUNNING VERY Low
AT THE GAS PLANT
Report Any Leaks to Mains or
Fixtures to Gas Company
Without Delay

DO you notice any particularly ,,ropc
odor Of fuel gas about your prcmi,o.,
'S mere any evidence of a possible lcoL
IN tne gas pipes or fixtures nbont yo,,s ,'"r
p,'l'isesi If SO you viii confer n fo oyNr
upon tne gas company by reporting tbc
'",'o,', '"",o at once go that the sumo cnn he
'o,nediod Tiod at the earliest date possbI"
nc discovery has been made M tGc
R9s plant that the supply Of ras il - r',n "'
n, n,"S snort at IN alarming Gto of Into
ana ana there is strong Indications ~ og ,"'p =
,Io,ous nloon leak, or series Of leaks, some
pace winch would oecusion Tho nnnsnnI
condition There is danger of the s"r'
ply running out altogether if tb" b c"p "Up
Pany is unable to discover iho snuycc ' W.
lne @ abnormal depletion and nryope yba
1i nSrS gas or has it upon their prcmisro
mlI DO the community as well ma tbc
g"S company, good turn and rccoivc
,ng ,,.. thniks of the company by rcporting
Ony leak Immediately. " ''p''""g
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
POWER OF ITALIAN
QUEEN FELTN WAR

tragedy hanging over the head of the
lovely queen.
TO just what extent the pleadings of
queen Helena have influenced Victor
Emmanuel in the hours when the Ger.
mun-Austroltalian accord seemed inn.
minent no one knows.
Love of a man has decided the fate
OF nations many times, and the Italians
/ VINO realize the perfect love existing he.
tween the king and queen of ItalV dr
not believe that Victor Emmanuel copld
wound her whom he adores most in MI
the world. Wv - "''
While diplomats were working for
the fall, os the reforming of the coh.
met, according to their desires, the wo.
man S honest and direct influence wos
at work in the Villa SAVOY. Never
tiTl9g OF giving her moral support to
the King in the dark hours when he was
Deset by innumerable visits from con.
ihcung diplomats, the queen sounded
her one demand;
for the love Of humanity, of the m.
tuIla' Of national justice, let italy entcr
'he war against Germany. -
Ihe queen s sentiments known 70 tbo
ItaIIan people, have cndcarcd to them
more M! than ever this princess wbom
victor Emmanuel married for love.
ItaIys entrance into the war mcops
ine triumph Of a woman's love based
not ,.ot upon selfish interests, but upon de.
vo'IGn to the "patria and to human.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
Commercial Club To
Elect Officers TONIGHT

a meeting NJ the agricultural Undue
ulal nhl civic departments of he rc
organized Commercial Club win br hrll
lNH evening One director for o,rb
department viii be- elected.
ha'h meeting will be- omen ia ,ll
,no'e tbo have Nunifcl their mtcn.
u'Nh of nifiIialing with tho dcr,,t.
N'ui and hl7o TO those who bs,n nn,
~ yet selected their department Nam.
n'.' OF iho Commercial Club altbnngb
uol ha let q mombor OF any sporinl NJ
p'r'h'ni nrc entitled To v6fo rh.
gg,ominhlions will be- made from Ho
nonT ior oaeh department ln rls,Nn.
voted ON. "'u'' po
, W " Hamilton, Robert - ON p,J
w. wallace and T.. H. D'Arcy bs,a "'
p'on appointed by D. q. Derke6aeb W
,, a',',l hIm in The affairs Of ibo ,auri', "
lupheiiy and convention donartrnn,
% which Mr Dcckabaeh NH ," b.,,
,llhrRe Of the Cherry Fair AMI po,,,,s
Of lnly celebration. VOW ''''"
Thomas -. Ray director of tbs i.,
.."ll'e hnd taxation department ",il'
W assisted by Charles MeNary q NJ
y 5,alloway, Joseph II, Albert asi b MI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
BY ALICE RoHE.

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Rome, May 2l.-CBy mail to New
york; behind the diplomatic plots
ana counter plots which have placed
Italy IN the most precarious position of
Its recent history Il struggle has been
gong on which was not chronicled in
the nations green book. 1t was the
struggle between man and woman
me man was Gioltti, former prim,
minister, VINO at the thirteenth bour
plunged Italy into surging sea of
neutraliSm, a coup 'etat eliminating
his work of nine long months. Q
me woman was no other than Queen
Helena herself-the queen of Italy. the
Princess Of Montenegro, who has been
using all of her influence over the king
to counteract the Vaccinations of Gioi,
itti, the neutralist.
All the world knows that to tho king
of Italy the dearest thing in all the
world is this beautiful Montenegrin
princess, the daughter Of the indomit.
able King Nicholas. All the world does
not know that this same queen and
princess Of Montenegro has from the
first hour Of the nations indecision
longed and prayed for the moment
when Italy would join the forces of the
allies. For her country by marriage to
take up arms against her fathers coun.
try to fight against national freedom.
to aid the destroyer Of Belgium. the
would.be destroyer of serbia, has been
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
REFUSED A oRowN--pEAD.

-. bierkeley, Cal, June s.--Charles r..
hlshop, yico-presldcnt OF the Bank Of
OaIiiiomn, who once refused the crown
OF Hawaii, is dead, He will be buried
ere nere tom9,troS, Bishop was 93 wears OF
ass and head Of the Hawaiian ministry
following his marriage to the Princess
nernlcc Pauahi Pah, After the death
OF hng kamchameaa he was offered
inc throne hut declined.
on the death of the Princess Bishop
inherited an estate Of $4,000, 900,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
BARON AUCKLAND KILLED

SAN Diego, Cal, June s.--Lady Auck.
and British peercss, who has been
spen1alhg inc winter at Coronado, after
WeeNs 81 ondeavoring to find trace Of
uor missing son, Hon. William Eden. A
memner OF the king royal rifles. re-,
selIed word today OF the death of her
husband, the Fifth Baron Auckland, Of,
'n9 ihlrty'sixth Dorsetshire regiment.
LADY Auchand's youngest SON, i. q,
T. Edon' IS studying aviation wita tho
tvported intention of entering the Brit.
lsh aviation corps in Europe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
MEX|COFOR MEXICANS"
SHOUTS RABID ORATOR

Laredo, Tcyus, june < TL, n,
"WssinS VI dissatisfaction with President
v, "",9u n recent note calling upon lcndrrs
VI M'Nlcnn fncti0ns 10 bury ibnir ~
l'I'ne's were seen ~ Nucyo tntsJo
m ,ua. night IN The colcgutlou of tb% ,,"'
IoIy OF General Obrrpon h Cnrr,n,,.,,.
troops over Villietns al Lean '''"
Mexico for McHicans, - shouted ,rc
""u'f at lhe conclusion Of stirin,
speech President Wilson "a nni,..'B
OIt, not needed General Cnrrn,n .
aDIo ,., TO handle Mexican problems nt
Ihe words were wildly cbrrr,J o.l
''"'' speakers talked In 4 similar ycip
Galveston T~as, juno Ig Cor,,in
w NN'lImorc, Of the Morgan limo slren,r,
loplIn, arriving here today from r"m
Il'oi reported that an Amrricap rnn''i
'nu naval officer had boon ibrretsn,I
~, gI'u 1'lih ny Mexican soldiers. lle Ir /
,oI'u lhe consul and officers vr,,
.'ooi up against wnll 10 BIZ abot ,l.n /
colonel ot the Villistn forres rr,r
'eh'd and mved them.
'aptWn Wclmorc confirmed prn,i,ys
'PoflH that Villigias hnvo brn6 l,Ilir,
NmrucuHs In the Tukpnp o,l J,.,""t
'n' De declared the troops bn,r un.
''," Withdrawn from The Punuro 0nJs /
u1 lhni these nfo now oppn to busipr.s /
me- ,hunn2lsiaF are in complrto r.n.
rul there be said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
oHAs' KLEINs WILL pRoBATEp.

New York, June S. The win Of
oharI'S Klein, playwright who perishcd
Wnen the Lustania was sunk by sub.
marine filed for probate here toanv
disposed Of nm estate Of 500. 600 among
nemhers Of his family. To tho widow
n,!,,, mts, Lillian Klein was left 5000
~ IMP aalp Ken, the eldest son was loft
100000, w ''"" victor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
THE HEART OF A PAINTED
WOMAN is GRIPPING ROMA Nrcr,

The Heart of Painted Woman 9,
a NlVldly gripping motion picmre 70
nance, comes to the Oregon todoy and NJ
toomorroy with Nine. Olga petToyo % "Hu ~
the principal part '''" !"
Selma, the beautiful daughter of mar
parents, leaves ner home and secnrc. 9V, =
position in New York as a painter % %
model, The artist becomes cnomoro5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
THAT TERRIBLE BAcKAour

from when so many women suffer ia
slgninon' of organic trouble. n tolls.
with other symptums, such as head
aches nervousness, and depression, that
nature requires assistance. For fo,,v
years Lyiia J.. Pinkham y VEGETABLE
Compound o simple remedy made Crom
roots and herbs has been the one cf
tc'ive remedy 100 such eases. II spccd
lily removes tha rlusc and restores Nh,
system 90 healthy normal condition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
BALDw1N's DAUGHTER MARR1Es

Boston, June S. Miss Bo,trico An;,o
Baldwin Turnbull, who claims IA ,' ha - !"
Haugn'er OF "Luckyn Baldwin, tho
mle noted horecmau of California woa
married here last night 10 Baron An.
grew Vicent Do Patterson. Owipg TO
tue iact that the baron was divorced
only month ago the couple exner.
lenccd considerable trouble finding a
m0ny. ''o WIZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
NEXICANS KILL ONE
ENGLISHMAN--
OTHERS ARE WOUNDED
Shot While Fleeing For Shelter
During Fight For Posses
sion of Tuzpam

~. Washington, " June S-onc English
man was killed and four Britisb s,'h '
JectS probably fatally wounded SnrJ", 1GU
ut IuXpam, Mexico according ~ "j
wees received by the state DOM ro,oon, ""
'oday. Those wounded ipchdrd a n.I
man and Il boy. All were sbot ',bii.
Ileeing for shelter during a fight bc.
tween Carranaistas and VilEstSs VIA
mad captured Tuxpam. ""o
Ihe man killed was $. B, Jones Tho
wounded are Thomas AIallard bis uifo
ana baby and A. T. Graves An ~ Nv
nSn an were connected with the Tuxpam
Reporting from Vera Cruz Gomez,
2iihman . declared today that ronorta ~
General Obregon' S victory over Gcnor.
aus Villa and Angeles at Leon goom ).
oe confirmed, General Obreron L o
sS' sSlu' ,las i occupied Leon, 1t is rumorcd
that Obrcgon lost an arm in tbn ',,u on
ga8e.ment which lasted for five dovs
.frlghilng throughout northern WSyino
"ith varying results was renor,oJ "
cos.huIar dispatches today. Fomirc con
.. ultlons IN some places are also becoming
extremely serious. At other poipts gome
Improvement is noted. '' ''''''
., a special train left Vera Cruz toJ,v
llylng the British flag and boorinn ~,
British and American cons,is r. h,,, w.,
llo9te'gn refugees who fled from MexicS
.ity to this port This special Of eiy
'ars, accompanied by an armed cscor,
SiIl pick up the refugees at the brcaL |
Il the railroad. The transport BnforJ |
due at Vera Cruz Thursday md 6o 6o !
esscl Immediately. "'' '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
GOVERNOR DECLARES
IRRIGATION PROJECT
REPORT IS NOT FAIR
Would Suppress Printed Trea-
tlse On Central Oregon IT,
rigatiOn Co. Project

u'aonncing it as maujfcstly unfair
ana designed and compiled with the
evident intent To do the Central Orr.
Ron irrigation company iniustirc ,ra
INJURY, Governor Wilhycombc Wt,
morning literally "flcw off the ham.
ulc at meeting Of thc desert hnd
board and declared that rcport
uHlhofIzed compiled and printed h, tbc.
oId desert land board during tbc nd
hlhlStration Of Governor West NM.
porting to show the true condition nf
aitalrs Of the Central Orcuon irrrnti,,,
e%S"tuny s project in Crook county
suSVuld be suppressed from public ak
.rlpu'ion' lnasmurh MS Treasurer Kn,
was absent from todays mcctjng tLo
'ua''eF was deferred until some f1trrc|
,ale aale when a fun membership of bcI
board is present. '"'
Ihe report which occagiousd IA,
governor IS outburst Of mdiprati,n "'
IulnofI@'d 10y the former dcscrf lnnd
board and was collected complied onJ
printed Under the direction Of Smtc
engineer Lewis. II is pamphlot Of
over 100 pages, prorusov illrstra,gi
with half tone views nlcn "ius'I',s' aIo,'In
supply canals of tho Ccn,raI JI'V"s nss ,"o
project and several burJrcI I'%a Go, oregon
printed at considerable r,nona "" ""', 'sn p'sn
state The circulation of tbc rcnnr,
was protested by the Central Ordgon
l'oP'' on the grourd tb1i II prosonts
the project i'm a bad Iirbt :, p,y''u'S ',
tive settlers and mrrbgsors mo'FmI. h
meeting today waI bnIJ ror ,bo "uu luo v
If determining wbar Ji.pn.i,,%i,V. ,%V Pu,Po55I q
Je made Of H. ''''" '"'0'd f
The total arrcaac under tbc ,,oi,.,| !,
3 jLl22 or which Epoincc, PioJyyl I +,
eproscnis that lIIsG acrrs ba,o i,"'' L,.a Il
old; 3Go3 acres upsoIJ p,,""t,, "", , "''I
ilj2 msold listed for patrnt AMY AMY ota1 anI il
sci 0Hsold Tlo quoted Cg,rn ""' -IOI ~
he records pnrporfing TO gbow u,t nu, al
hross acreage m tho project oyc. ay ,nY nj
bo'r thc amount of walor ac,,'Ho "To Is
1nua''cd for is LOu. Ilo olo cIgiu, I"I,
,ai m under sccpogr loss Of 10 por rr", ",,,,' OF
,.,cr, '', ~, ...I. .naI ''n be expected Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
BAR G AIMS

Beautiful 3O.acre tract close in, al
set to hops, Prospect of good crop
ii ilne mop house. Will sell at a sacrifice
Il sold in the next 10 days.
Houses sold on easy payments.
write insurance that is insurance.
Money to loan.
Houses for rent.
. ~ ana 20 acre tracts sold on easy
terms $lS5 per acre, all under the plow.
Property to exchange.
List your bargains with
|. BECHTEL & co.
e-----ss...-.. =. 2C@Ce street, Phone 452
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08

niiEoae no corn or cairus among the
TGFgTISs Of feet in the world tbat
no LlHII" will not remove-tbere 4
W,v escape. "GETSITV is the now
wsy thesimple, common.sepse snrc
msy, the simple, common.sepee snro
tssas saIves, pads, cotton rings harm.
tbs Atiyes, scissors. razors fla md
wall. ping and the painful pigeon, n,toe
All yon ! ~ many cornpestcrcd people.
lT'i an w IS put drops Of "GETS.
good br, 'ne corn shrivels up-and
like Torn Nothing else in the world
it boL,Is'lf'' Millions are using
thappirnya, no pain, no trouble. no
"GFTE- snoes noe because Of corns.
svery,yba.I -, is sold by druggists
BY T. JIISne Io, Zoe a bottle, or sent direct
lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08


he ! copy for Advertisements nm.
le SUD Sn tuiS heading should be In by \
w. a4Aia \
a. PHONE MAIN 81. \
n VT'TF@+%F*+++t+++%+++%++$
e Figs FOR SALE Phone 5a.Foo n,o
p 'oN sALE--2 shoats Phone 70-F.ls
. ---------. Junea
4 lO3R. '''''NS' iholo
y .-----.-- JunoO
0 "lANyTED-dirI an for aouscwork. Pnono
'uh SALE Red, white and bncl, i'm
rants Phone 250O.J2. ,mnoiQ
OAK wood tl second growth fir An ~
per cord Phone 29iO. vi IL
'HH SALE good second hand a N
M''ofmld' binder n, pohIo 4 San
-------.-.- JunelO
"nhh y, window and auto cleaper
none lSoO.J after o p, m, mlyi
FOR SALE Tnrco Poland Cbina -
Io'2 months Old Phone sLF9
,..-------. JunoB
tVlt SALE Fullblood Eppli.h -r-.nto@
pup" % months Old Phone I6.F.9
junc0
Iplt SALE Imported ,Iercv I'LL
nglfa old. G. A. TAYLOR H. 1os
.------'-.....,. -, - lo' June0
LOST A bunch of koys nm ,orn1-
'"I' ana Commercial streets. Lenvo
"l Z. y Freight Depot .Juno0
NNH'N
WANTED Good secondhand L,,Jo--
p'"'l h' ~ good working order. q
l'lIor H. !, BoX 01. Phone g.Fla
Junel0
"u"ANBERRY plckos wanteJ gonIL
"mmcr'lol car line j. n. pbcoi
I"'lo y box 10, Phone 6g.Fll .In3
w ANIED Fifteen loganbery picEcr.
uooI emp ground aud ths be.t nI
"'l'E Ihon" 3IIj. o. j.. Denenr
route g. Salon. '' ''"'oh
oh SALE Imported Jcrscy LII 4
guns qId. q s Tnylor. H. + 8os
---.. uouy ~ I"' Juncl0
VIZ bE,Ni- sIoom modern house ma.
'"ihhUrl or partially furpi5brJ
n"n,' I09l'ng city, w. A. Llsion.
aRcnl, 49, Court. n'U5 mo"5
'oR SALE Highly improved N a,,o
,l''l al % bargain n takrp ,,i,hi'
lay' ~ miles east M ,s,,t,,'
W. IM WIN. QUARTER, Salem r.,
Phouo 1JFil ~
uRbANK pOTATOEs-Wc co1 a.
nl'h seed or table stock nt npv ,i"a
,,. !. uone ~ Mangis Bros, SO Smio
JuncD
y,Np Heavy pockctknife Ownc,
kay i''rlNc same nt Journnl offIeo
,o- Uyuu ,tiD {ng property and paying
JuncS
Young lndy dc.i,cs oo
ol'loN as hookkUrpor; best OF ,eGr.
'"''' Address KS, care journal.
--- Juno8
Jh hhNT New 5,room modern hun.
lainw North TWcuy.f.tst street
Oaroy y. Martin, 40 Phone n
'H-aH.a-aas4aa------s.s.a..- -
o3Nhf TO LOAN on farm security
nIogon Title a Land Credit Coz g6o
" y. :. National Bank building, salem.
,o", Julys
VIC ktNT- An sroom house at iOla
MARION street uowy papetcd and
'nI painted on interior ani
alntel on outside; good barn AMI
race fof garden. Electric lights nnJ
,aler. Inquire at j. l., Stockton a
tore or residence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08

n reople who suffer in silence always
nhe to boast about it later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08
Z Drops Of "CETS-IT,"
Out Comes the Corn !
It's the Worlds Wonder; Never Fails.

,oo. aOui II make goo.goo eyes at your
yoa yvv' N after you use "GETSIT.n and
I" IiTs II ilnd the places where those
moa.gy S,uua.gSty corns used to be, Just as
'uOoth as your cheek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08

u a fow words in Journal 4
h you. ~ iV'
Y v y \ X X X X n X X \ X X X n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08

huuANBERRY pickos wanieJ gon,I
commercial nr line 4 If pL'.I vU
I"llo y box 10. Phone 6gFll. jn3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08

"H SALE Imported Jcr.oy L1lI 4
yen" old e. s rnylor H. 8o,
-. I--, '"' Junel0
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poR sALE--2 shoats Phone 70Fls,
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vn l,fN ! bToom modern house nm.
n'"'u'aO,l or partially Furnished
p"hgr having city w. A. Li.ion
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'ghhANk POTATOES We can e,r.
pi. nI.u seeI or table stock at any lima
l, rnone ~ Mangis Bros., ji6 spic ,
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" NV NV ! ~ Good secondhand binder
T 4'"'i be- ~ good working order d A.
''5IoF Rt J. Box o. Phone aFlS,
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H1aI A bunch of koys ON corner or
rage nnnd Commercial streets Leave
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VIC SALE Highly improved 10 acro
,'' aI bargain II taken within
da1. y miles east Of asyInm
lMM VIM Quarter snlen =, ''"i ~
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-19

We do not believe that the brewer
and saloonkeepers and their allies, of
Polk county will deceive the intelli-
gent farmers of the county, by calling
themselves the Polk County Farmers
and Business Mems Association, as
they do in their circulars scattered
broadcast and in their appeals for IL
quor votes in the Crookston press,
Their letterhead we have seen and it
bears the names Of two lawyers, who
have always fought against temper
ance, as secretary and treasurer of
the association. The respectable
name has been assumed for the pur-
pose Of misleading the voters. It is
sailing under a false flag, but that is
not going to save the liquor craft
when the farmers begin firing their
torpedoes at it next Monday. r..