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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28
IS SHREW A MOLE
WITHIN MEANING
SCALP BOUNTY ACT
VexatiOus Problem In Ornith-
OlOgy Presents Itself To
County Clerk GehIhar

Is a shrew a mole within tbe mean.
inc of tbe popber and mole srnh
bounty act which goes into effect IN
this county May %; and, Furthermore
should the scaps Of shrews be re-
deemed by county clerk Gehlhar AZ
those Of the young mole'
since the gopher aud mole bounty
act becomes Of effect within month
and word has passed ont that scalp.
taken between now and preserved until
the act takes erect VIII be redoemed
by the county, and County Clerk
Gehhar has mdlsputable evidence
that the great majority Of people dc
not know the Inference between a
Shrew and Young mole and scalps Of
the shrew nave o'eady been presented
as young mole galps, what worries
Clerk Gehlhar is whether or not he will
be allowed 10 redeem shrew scalps and,
if not, how is be Going to conduct the
campaign Of education among the
boys Of the county who are after the
moles and gophers hammer and
tongs so that they will be able 10
distinguish between the two mammals
Of the same specie.
shrew Is Defined.
Non sbop..ro,r, bos loon., ~
.i,.,,,. onT ", 5,,. lVohs.ar '",u a."
,",,1i ,.ayo,ior. "" ,,i.lan, oa'' 81" p"
,.',''"a,,, ,.l a., Fs,,,non op ~,
r,on ro,,'' ho1 .n, m ,treo. to ,ira o,i
,I,aro I"r """ ",ri a. on;o, i T., ,b I,'' ,'l ""1
S", Lo,s' ,l'b caso " "' u.', "uu,'
,I,, ,I, "s sb,n5 1 ,amcJ hos,r. V 'Iui,, I,,,,,,
,,rc.onteJ ,o gnp,cel apd innCron.irS1 ,i"S r1
IL.l, G,blIor Those Jogtniti,ns
la..n. ,'s.. u ,o sonoin iaI,.',I.,
"i "y" ~, ,a, .mo auI v,'',, ,.i5 ,I,'' L,I d'I
H.. IT,, ~, | '"' r .n,,a''.,, v ""u Tov,n ,a.i' "II.
=, .PIpTantI ".y Xxx ""' '"',.'
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4 ,,,''". .,ar ,,D'G xxx w. 'aos ms,
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/, 10 " III ''ii' ..a,,,i,t ' '"' o""-
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gI, 'i' 'ug G.tit, .i.' ...i to asl5 '., LUZ On''.
!, ',' ,,i g"' ns b.. scoing fo. !" ,, ,'''',
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28
TIE CHARM
Or HERHOOD
Enhanced By Perfect Physi.
cal Health.

r,..ov,sriepce Of Motherhood is try
ee Ia t6 most women and marks dis
.aS agstIy % an epoch in their lives. Not one
,,on uns" in a hundred is prepared or un-
yxorstands how to properly care for her.
osf Of course nearly every woman
s,r ss,sr.davs has medical treatment atsuch
su"4 .;,os, but many approach the expert
s..s '.,sI with an organism untitled for the
.I .!sl Of strength, and when it is over
~, I,s system has received a shock from
~ nAich i it is hard to recover. Following
,;DStupon this comes the nervous strain
\ caring for the child, and a distinct
change in the mother results.
There is nothing more charming than
,bsnpv and healthy mother of children,
nd indeed childbirth under the right
sonditions @ need be no hazard to health or
beauty. The unexplainable thing is
that. with all the evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
an unprepared condition, and with am
NE time in which to prepare, women
will persist in going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rely
pnOn Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, a most valuable tonic and
,r,igorator of the female organism,
In many homes SSS AssSS
once childless there WTAkTGNSSN(N
are now children be- W W MW
cause of the fact 70 $W II
that Lydia L. Pink IN y
hams Vegetable ~ NJ 6 X
Compound max Ell Nm &C. I'M
women normal, 9IENS<MS1NS
healthy and strong. SE2TT-4nS SfSSI eTNE,sS}5I ~
II yOu want special advice write to
lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co. (cOnfl-
deutlal Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman ard held in strict confidence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

a girl may not Doe able TO keep O. so.
crct but shc cuu keep o. young man
guessing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28
Head strikes PaYement.

Mr. Brooke hit head down on pave
ment l2 feet below bis bathroom win
dow. He was rushed 10 Good samari'
tan Hospital by the Ambulance serv'
lee Company. accompanied IN the am
lulanee by Mrs. Brooke.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Every married man has o mind Of
his own, but the title is seldom perfect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

In many homes
once childless there
are now children be-
cause of the fact
that Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vege table
Compound m make s
women norma al, ,
healthy and strong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28
Prominent Realty Man
Falls To His Death

Portland, Or, April 2s.-- Thoma'
Scott Brooke, Of the firm Of Brooks 4
Kienan, one Of the foremost realty
dealers, capitalists and clubmen Of
Portland. fell or jumped TO death from
the second.story window at his home
722 Flanders street last night at j'8l
O'Clock. He died at Good Samaritan
Hospital at s.l5 O'Clock.
The fatal plunge was the culnina
ton of a nervous breakdown which be.
gan less than week ago and which,
il is said. was attributed to business
worries. He had made threats Of sui
eide He was worth approximately
81 100000. nearly all Of which was IN
real estate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29

idieoener Observation-Disclosures eill-
getreten iei, inoem man iebt nieoer
fir 8ortlesnng oes ariegs Bis 5nnl
ifegreiben gnoe eintrete.
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING lei boz
iiber, Die Nrmeen Der 3entralmad)tc
fiegreid in Gerbie1L uno 9eutih=
LAMB let tpieoer neu perprooiantiert,
nie cine rieiige Seitung. aa oieles
babe 9e1tidlano nel1e 3nper1idt ae-
geben, es 5eige iid eine 8ieoerge-
burt oes friegeril1en @eiiteg, ut,o
2elte, Die nod fur8em lid nit Der
Nieoermerfung Der Maiierten I'M Ge-
item 5ufrie0e1geben poaten, oentell
lest ldon at ben Mari1 Der gelt-
fben nod Dem Sue5fnnal.
Sdefoemann iagt neiter, er 6af,s
lie in ben Ser. Staaten leiner8eit
nInIaufenoen Geriibte, Shirt @ii
lon, Der friibere &ei6sfansIer, uno
Der acknowledgements bon Solf ieiea
nit Observation-Disclosures re-
lbaftigt, n~nterlagt. Gr babe aeful-
Den, oaB ale oieIe @eriidte poG-
ltdnoig aus Der Guft gegriffen leien,
nllo 5nmal feiner Der beioen @enanr=
ten felt 8odei1 nit Dem Safer fos
feriert babe.
9enti6lan0 fat lett geuiiaeno
gfabrnngsmittel fit Die gcil5e g.
bolfernng, nn0 es lit ben So3iaIbc-
mofraten gelungen Die Breile berab-
5lieberl. Set beboroli6 Sic S0hft-
preiie eingefiibrt iino, miro Ier
Warft iiberldtremmt nit rnaemobii-
li6en Mengen BON Sdtpeinen, sic
bon ben gauer1l 5ltriidgehalten m1tr
Den, Inn bobere Treile ali er8ieIel.
gon ben So5ialoemofaten gina ser
InitoB CUR ginfiibrung bon grot-
farte1 aus, uno lie arbeitel iebt or-
raul Dab aad) 6leiidfarten eill1e-
filbrt fDeroen. Hebenbei ertp1hnt
Sfeioemanft, oaB Sic gaise rieliae
Gartoffelernte IN Deutidlano oieies
Sabr einen @eiammtertrag BON Is
big SO Wiuionen gonnen erqebcn
bat; oabol meroen fir nnmitteI6at-
rem gerbraub Is MiGioncn Sonnei
benotiat Der &eit fam in a~artoffel-
mebl, lofuie in Spiritus fir Meilital.
automobile un6 3eppeIinfreu5er per-
arbeitet freroen, fo0aB idIieBlid Scr
Der 3eppeIine BON Der Gartof-
f~elernte abbdngt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29
Cis gentige Gage.

Die 8euti1en bnben Die lerbiiAe
Staot NuOnif genomnlell ntto omllit
lire Iufgabe III 5erbien gel0lt, benz
0os ierbiIde Seer, iopieI bon ibnl
nod iibrig lit, ftebt iest off olban;-
ldem ooer montenegrinii1em 30.
ben. Mub Die 8ulgaren neroen ba.o
nit ibrer Mufgabe fertig iein ilno
Die 9iilfstruppen ge5nu1ngen habcn,
lid nod @riebenIano 5uriif5noie~
ben. Muf griehiihen 9ooen peroen
aie 8ulgaren Tie ni6t berfoIgef1, mic
fle erflart baben; mas Die @ried)eri
nit ibnen maiden peroen, lit rpb
iInnler nidt genau feitgeitelt.
9ns rlintaniide 8arIament lit oil-
lammengetreten. Ser &onig lf)eint
in ieiner Gbronreoe nifts BON Dem
gerbdltnis @riehenlanos 3n ben al-
liierten eelngt au baber1. 4llo miro
man aud mol nidt ooran oenfen,
oieles 1eutrale 0erbaltms in irgerlo
elmer @eiie 5t peranoern.
Cont lit nidts @idtiges paiiierf.
Sn StaIien lit nod anes bciln @lten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29
q q 4 u q

W ~ p
SO. Il Bon Ssuiton. @oco uno Corpus
gbrifh ...........7:05 nadtn.
No. Boon 6onfton uno aiiffenorten.
................ $3.50 borai.
Nn. Soon Doafum uno aiiitenorten i
....... lido rlad6ua.
$50. 42-Uon aerrbiIe 9:O5 BORN.
SO. 44-@on &errbiIe, MIR Gonrs
tags .6.65 uben0A
SO, 146-Won aerrbiae. tdgIiH misge<
noutmen Sonntags 1856 aberos
Nbfabrt-
No. Plaid 5ouitcu. @nco uno gorpus
gbriftt 1910 bcruy.
SO. 4-gsah Douffon uu6 a~iiifenOrten
1920 abenDS
SO. 6-Nnh Ooafum u1lo aiftenorten,
.................... $50 nd66m.
$50. 41-Nad &errbiIe. nltr am Conn
tag ..............6:10 mosge1ls
no. 43-Nn9 &errbiIIe .5:05 nbenos
norntnerl Sonntngs ....7:05 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29

Wrobmutter, Die eiiernen Neonbe lana
9 lag, tpie bnbt hrs getragen,
Dab eud) Oos 9er5 nidt Dor 2eib Der.
iprnng
Sn ben aengiten, ben Hlaeen?
-MoI eing in Der e~iiernert Monbe Qoui
SdgIid 0ns 9er5 ms in Stiide.
9od tdgli1 ltieg es 5um 6innef alf
SIN Stol5 ii1b i'm Glide"
Sod Die Seinoe tuidfer tpie @eeres<
idJfunu.
rWir bIidten auf 0eutidIm,6s gide..
Wem fonIte Bel 5oIdem ScIoenipud
Die @an8e erbleiden?1
euer grot tuarb idtpar5. euer grot iparo
farg
.@ir tparen gu iippia aeipelen.
Gin Sefttag Tam, Der Die Giibne bare,
Ser lieB ltts geneieI"
@roBmutter, Die ygmoen", mos mar 8
NIT ber2
SIT es nahr, bnB bnrd] Seinoes Mitten
Sic iiegreid ia9te bon Weeer All Neer.
Gin Sdreden Ser 8ritem2
80 Sinh, tpie madoit bn bas 5er3 mir
jung,
@em DIT fraeit mad ben glorreiden
3eitenl
Wnh Diirft. es mliB Die Grinnerllila
Nod ing @rab mid begleiten.
Sod &c farn Ser Sag, no eld9 aeio I'M
fing
limb Die Srdnen 0eutIdlanos rafsnell
Mls Der fiibne @ebbigen untergit1g
Weit ieinen Mnnnen.
u@ir barrten nno Iprahen. Gs fam
nidt fein,
Ser fieI benz Sob niht 5lir 8ertel
llnb iieb. MN Iebt er i'm Sltgenoideir
Mit eltb Snneen BON belte.1
Grobmntter, bod brad nidt bein Scra
Dor Gram,
Nns Die Sieger nun beintipdrts flibren.
Ilnb oein Cans, oein Siinalter. nidt ME
Derfam
g(ns Dem SeIb bon Maiuren2
sWeit 9inbenblrg in Ser @interId[adJi
3erbrnb er Die riiiiiden 9oroen,
9ns fb6ne 2nno, bas er frei gema6t
SIT fem Bette e~eporoen.
Gin Gaatforn. Elm 6eiliees, mar aud Il
Sir ben Grnteie9en Der Scinen.
@ 0euti9lmlb, ini9tpoeetoes Mebrens
meeri
esebt fam id] ipeitlenl1
Siolbe anrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29
Sosialoemofratiide Mnfidten iibes
ben aries.

Die oeptide SoSialoemofatie lit
entldIoilen, 6aB Der arieg Olird)ge-
fampft tueroen mliB, uno Elm Sricg
De, Der geutidlano ouf Die anie 5lpin-
gen piiroe, ausgeihIohen lit; lie
iino niht mebr fir einen moglihlt
baIoigen 6rieoensidIuB. Ser io3iaI-
oemofratiihe Neutrality-suspicious.
g. Sdeioemonil, Ser einlnaI beinnhe
Neutrality-suspicious. mlrbe, lette iii
einem Sf1terpicm einem g~ertreter Der
uAiiociierten greife@ oen Stalo-
pilnft aliseinnnoer. Den Die Tartei
einnebmen miro, menn Der Mei1stag
anl IS. DECEMBER mieher auiamnsn-
tritt:
nOie oeutide io5ialoemofratiide
Hnrtei lit ~ieoerseit fir Srieoens-
'fdIiiB, aber nid)t fir Die Mrt ben
6rieoen, ipie i'm 9eutid)lanos Sem,
De baben modten."
asquitb babe geiaet, es tonne erli
sSrteoen gebent ipeftrt GroBbr1tar1flen
|lein 3ieI, Die Hieoerperhrng 9eittih-
lambs, CREDIT babe; 8riano, Ger
fran5oiiibe Miniiterpraiioent, bott
bebnuptet, Sranfreih Tonne nidli
Srieoen idlieBen ebe es GlicB'
8ntbringen mieoer babe. Eeihsfall3.
Ter BON 8etbmann Sollipeg babe En-.
Hart, 9eutidlano foune rid)t Srie.
Den ihlieBen, iolange es nidt 81,
@~eriiherlrng babe, Dab @cIgien mid.
politiid) uno miIitdriih elm gaiol
GngIonbs meroe.
uMeiner Mniiht nad) iino oie &c
Eoingunaen oes MeidsfanBlers Die Der
Iniinftigften.~
Mit oen iibrigen fiibrenoen oeut
| iden So8ioloemofraten itimm
Sheioenrann bnrin therein, Sal
Teiltidlono 9elgien nid)t annette
rem Ioate. 9ngeqen erfldrt er, sai
nid)t mr. in onltlidftt, ganf- mi
@eiddftsfreiien, ionoern ard) in sc
INSTRUMENTATION Gortei Gin ent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29
5rcic Yrcde flr stras: Montag % NoDembtr 1915.

Stellung getlomnlem haheu ,nerbaltell
Eiro. On 1T 5uerit Die Aaffen= nno
Munitionslieferung an Die aliiertcu.
Son nns 9eatti9 Mmerifmlern li.b
ipoI Die meiiten Yroteite in 8e5ng
auf bieien @affenbnnoel a~irsgeealt=
gen. @ir baden allb, abgeleben Don
ieneil &onerebmiteliebern, bic boz,
Nnfang an auf unierer Seite itan
cen, mol mandren ae%tponnen, Ser lllts
re6t gegeben bat; cher nurdgeIeti
haben mir ni6ts. llno bitrd)1eben
n9erSelt mir, unIerer Meirnung nad),
aitd fiinftia nifts. Ser GinflnB hes
Graiioenten altf Die Mnioritdt 0es
aongreiies i'll 81 arob nilD Der Era-
lioent min inter feinel1 llmitdnoen
cine Menoeruna in oieier 9lngelegelt-
beit baben. sli1Beroem miiIIen mir
camit refner, oaB aud .nter bei1
@egnern oes Yrdiioenten i'm Sem
ereB re6t piele iin6, Die init gllg-
leno iDmpatbiiieren uno 1liemals fit
ELM Mnfbalten Oieies lt1ndblid)en
&anbeIs itimmert iperoen. MIio> tpie
aelagt, ansridter1 tperben mir nidyts
fonnen, aber immerbin mag es eincr
Mert baben, menr 6as Yroteitieren
fortaeiett miro. Denn ie6enfanS
miro oos gingeben bon soblreid)ert
Broteiten Ben @erren I'M &ongseb
oqma6lid flar MAIDEN. mie itarf bod
Die Stromung gegen Dies englano-
freunolihe greiben lit.
Iiel geipannter als in @e5ug auf
oiefe @affenliefcr1tneen, lino mir ouf
Die Sfellrng, Die Der GonereB in
9e8ue auf Die rDis5ipIinierung Del
iremogeborenen 8iirger: einnebnlell,
con Der nnier Grdiioert mdbreno Der
letten 3eit 70 oft gefproden bot. gs
ia moglid, baB Der 9railoellt lid)
zines 8eiieren belinnt uno Dem aDr=
areB feline Oiesbe5iigIi6en Gnpfeb-
A - ~
lltnger maft. Eut ct es cher, Darn
lnuB oas geiammte Deutlftum oes
Sanoes iid), ipie Elm Mann erbeben
llflo gegen Die gergemaltiaung Gro.
teit einlegen. Denn BEL Der gdd,e
gebt es I'M unfere Griitena, 5 +. inn
gauge gtefung I'M tpIitildcu
Ser Nation.
8ielei1t miro audi Die syrage Der
Decentralization mieoer aufs
9dpet fon1men. Seoenfaas meroen
Die Yrobibitioniiten periud)eL einen
oerartigen 8eldlliB CUR lbitim1nline
St bringen. Gs lit m0gIi1, 6ab
Die @eeierung lire peri1ieoeneu
ourd einer ioIdeat geidlub
gef6broen min uno leIbif oafiir
lorgt, bob er nidt CUR Mftimmnng
fomtat, aber imnlerbin miiiien mir
Deutib Mmerifnner geriiItet iein,
einem oerartigen Mttentat nuf Die
perlonlide 5reibeit begegnen 3a foil-
mem. llno i'm AnihlnB bieran mod
ten mir uttiern 9eiern raten, oafiir
81 Iorgen, bob Die Wereiie, au benen
lie aebOren, fih Dem oeutiderr Ma-
anfdIieBen. Der gci.ts
Ihe Nationalbun0 fat es iih our be-
ionoeren aufgabe sernadt, III Sadeit
FER peri0nliden Jreibeit itets fannpf-
bereit 81 fem ilno fofort einsugrei-
fen, tuenn oieies bodite @ut BEG aute-
lifaniiden giirgers beorobt lit. 9e-
ito ueiter Der NationaIbuno aber
a~usgebreitet lit, Oeito better fam pr
ieinen 3Ded erfiiIIen, oefto energi-
Ifer uno nirfunespoaer fam er
auftreten. 9us lollten iid] oie 0eut-
lden i'm 2anoe iiberaa merfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29
Snlanbiide @odjenrnnbtd)an.

M 4.~Gox tr,.. g.. 0c.-f -
~ mqysl ~ - eaulllnag W.
paaasl.s ao' nM uelau c'llIser pe.
~, = W M a.. De a., ,ous
hs;tat ~" s pta.es" -.
G;fs,. :, sa an matsSaA @ W, =,
r,;ra ;eao,,fams ~ ya a ~
~ A. ,sah WV 81 8.
ro;ts anaosasa S m ~
~, "a -. o..
go,,n4o r. 7, 1 u'i 3 s?a ms4 -.
Se;ASftinsr mrs ~ ~ ~ ~ga.
ser aross aoa,es. mn 4 nta,'ra.,
nIo,, ss;,, g., ,,ayasa Masal o.n.
~ aoaaesnorta;S :; aaa ~.
,,s,n ,,osos w. GIas, ;a5s s..s 49,.
MR. l. 49, GU, a" saJs gaa''
o,,h ;;6ar ~ 81 o. s. m".gn
80 ,,,r T,oS,.n@ ~ paa. oosps. e.
M,,sf;;hr,,rn sss' Mrs,,as ~ ~. s
MRS ssor o;r;oor Toas,, narsa,,.
Iibtp nm 'Gmoso,,tsssfr otSr ~.
9Tnoo G;n.ef6e;tes ;;her S;eis,, Ne.
fnnosnfom mcOIooo rodnst n,.s ~,
NOM 80 ;os;oor 0r;onssta,,ar 'n an
Ser o,,so,,am hostaho,, sIa;he., w. 49,,
Nof;s;t 40 .,o.s, TO m:n;
Sonora !, hoSsn al, 49, ~
500 a.. q"
Spim;oa., ",'s S;a m,srx .4ysoa -
ss,.an ~ p.s Ies
e a1M ~ au'1u''eu.
..sas1t os Sa's.s oae...:s ~,
az 1870. -. I..s
Nellnsnl'g 81 sI'ulIsn, pub irnllls
~ oapluls. pss eIalonaMe'al1ener
Iuun o ~. e.nsln Iapll'eleH S.!nolIhsi
pun pzuoo peg'''neu lon, 1vuprehp lls
lssa eIt ~ e'ne'n etAlosl'I'1ell poil
1unatS peg'hta. Oerhel lp'al
g anW o'e 5ulgtuslleueIs uu1 Dogere
Slll1olanleH ernopen. 1ahn nll g
oiic2 0aloim, Nopot ul1o raIT1nler1es
ael, A~ilfofitoDlle Wfala''fle1 ore
pllrW e~Tpiol'otra1t 9elrlepe'l meroen
lmlo aaoeres mn Sfeliern pele9er.
Vfan Daile erfparfeil foilflen oaB e.
auop pon elfer 'S1eler allI ole gsal-
1efl- afio NfllnIf1onsTaprlfafloll pre-
9en malroe' aoer er par Mgls oanon
9ela9I. 9oIIenli'n MIRO one 0oee,
oiele nngellpoue \ oaoel leDr pro-
lllrelue tsaprslalIonsIallgtetl 81 PEE
llenerrs Hld5l Dleoer Iaiiell getallen.
Senalor SIlpoI pon uIua gal nle
Swlloerhng ger s5ltan5pefpalmtlle
pirW zen SWasamIslelrelar luaiI
an9e9rlIIen. Selfer pfe!nnng iaa)
mo y 1us9apen 81 meortg lillo
que ginllapinen 5n pow algegeOef.
VI glaupl, Dob ole Sifnlie, one 9e-
oedI peroen mllB. plel GROCER ZEN
plro, als weeaooo al''l,nm. gag
49, nsaarx sa: o9e
s1 Nv IN 11nysS VI
a gaOe Sas m Spt ~ ng..
.oap.su D.,~le's lu''ss'I legl 9aa-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-29
Rad ~5ipansis Sa6rem.

Wrobmutter, bic eiiernen Monbe lana
q lag, tpie bnbt hrs getragen,
DAB end) oas 6er3 nidt Dor 2ei6 Der
iprnng
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-15
ARE
TO BE SHOWN
Oldtime Champions Expected in
Speciality Exhibition.

The speciality show Of the Airedale
Terrier Club of America will be held
at the Hotel McAlpin on Saturday. No.
vember n. The show will be open
from 10 in the morning until 1T
night, and the Judging of the puppy
claus for dogs VIII begin at IT,
The judge, Russell II. Johnson. ir,
was one Of the first to own an Are
dale in this country. and has owned
and bred good ones every year.
This show will be of unusual inter-
est because of the large amount ~
prizes, 81 ,068 in cash and plate, exclu-
sive OF medals and cups, and because
OF the appearance for the first time
in several years of number Of the
great champions OF few years ago.
There also are prizes Of more than
800 for stud dog and brood bitch
competitions. These should furnish An
interesting object lesson in breeding,
as It will be possible 20 compare the
progeny of different types Of Aire-
dales.
Other attractive classes will be those
for dogs owned and shown by women,
for which there is already a number OF
entries promised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-15
CROSSMAN HORSES
WIN ON SPEEDWAY
Three Carry Off Honors, While
Murphy Stable Scores Twice.

II. S. Crossman stable carried off the
honors at the seventh matinee of the
fall season OF the Road Drivers Asso-
citation, held at Harlem Speedway, yes
terday afternoon. with three frsts and
a second.
His Vermont Belini captured the
1907 trot, his bay horse Governors
Mason proved the feetest in the 1:05
trot, and his bay horse Great Scott
won in the ! :05 pace.
j. A. Murphy came second in the
list of winners First his bay gelding
Oakland Boy beat c. Weiland's bay
eelding Bistan in the LOS trot in
straight heats by small margins. Then
Clover Patch won in the 1903 pace.
The race was stopped after the third
heat on account of darkness, Joe Mapes
and Ben Dat each having a heat to
their credit. AS Clover Patch made the
better showing, considering all heats,
she was therefore entitled to the
honors.
The special :o4 trot. which brought
together O'Brien Boy, a brown gelding,
the property of Z. Shoemaker, and
Hurthea, bay mare. driven by ". j.
O'Neill, excited much interest. The
former won each heat by a length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-15
UNyEIL MEMORIAL
T0J.E. SULLIVAN
Many Friends and A. A. u,
Delegates at Services at
Calvary Cemetery.

Several hundred friends and dele
gates of the Amateur Athletic Union at
tended the unwilling of the James b.
Sullivan memorial monument in old
Calvary Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
There were many wet eyes as the
body of the "Chief" was borne to its
permanent resting place in the under
ground vault, with more than hun
dred Of his closest friends acting as a
guard of honor.
The religious services were read by
the Rev. John Talbot Smith, Of Dobbs
Ferry, and were followed by short ad-
dresses by Alfred J. Lii, jr., of Bos-
ton, president of the Amateur Athletic
Union, Justice Barlow s. Weeks and
Colonel A. G. Mills, one of the found
ers of the amateur association.
The memorial was designed by
Julius Harder, former member of the
board Of governors and vice-president
of tho union. All those present ex-
pressed their keen appreciation of the
work of art. The monument stands
some fifty feet from the surface line
which runs to Celtic Park and can be
seen by all amateur followers while on
their way to the athletic Fairgrounds.
A bronze tablet on the shaft shows the
figures Of athletes in contest with
Victory"
The cost Of the memorial was $4,000,
but almost twice this amount has been
subscribed to the fund. The metro
politan association will recommend
that the surplus be given to the widow
Of the president or that it be used as a
nucleus in the way Of erecting play
ground in his honor