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Arizona republican., 1915-06-25
Plaza

The program at the Plaza today is a strong one. The Spender-' a two part picture oc great repute. k the feature and Her <. q. :. Call" a great comedy is another fine attraction. For the Good of the Cause" a drama and The Young Pnllanthropist" make up the bill
 Beginning next Saturday. June 36. the Universal serial The Master Kew will be shown each week at the Plaza. This serial is enough to draw attention to any theater. but the Plaza will also show The Twenty Million Dollar Mys- tert" and each sunday will show a big feature direct from the Pantages thea tcr at san Francisco, Big doings are indicated to take place at the Plaza shortly
Arizona republican., 1915-06-25
The Haat Dnst-nunr

Down at Riverside park these days there are hundreds and hundreds cf people -seldns refuge from the heat of the tovn-and they find il For some reason which has never been satisfactorily explained there is aI- ways a breeze at Riverside and it is conl and delightful on the hottest day of summer
 Tcday is fresh-water day for the bus Tool was cmuticd and cleaned last night, and before 3 o'clock thIs afternoon there will be six feet of water in 1t and it will te flowing over hy evening. As usual. women anu all children nil be adritted free [" the park this afternoon uutn 1 o'clock.
 \ feature which will undoubtedly prove very popular with picnIckers and patrons of the park is the new fruit stand which George Barret has 1ust installed X Idg stock of iced fruit is on hand at all time. and pic nickers will be able to buy ice in any quantity. Tn addition to th.s. a sup ply of all the latest magazines is kept on hand and the many people, who go to the park in the morning to rest anu read wiIl find this d great convenience.
 Tonight in the dance pavilion " L. King and partner will give an cNni- hition of the Waltz Fantasie Tor the first time in PhoeniX
Arizona republican., 1915-06-25
Coliseum

"Zulcka" made a hit at the Coli scum last night. Not that d hit is anything new or unusual at this theatcr. for they. have become 50 commonplace lately as to be almost drug in the market. but facts must Ire chronicled. Biiv House and Jimmy Allard scored their usual sue cesses. and sang q couple of songs that went very well. Billy House played a straight lead for the first time since he has been here. and proved himself g real actor. Honest he did.
 some of the Sorg successes were, "oh. How She Dances" T Don't Be- lieve in Dreams" Don't You Mind. Alv Honey" and "Swcetic. Cuddle Close"
Arizona republican., 1915-06-25
"A Child Of God" at Lion

Cyrus Townsend Brady is the author Of "A Child of God" Mutual Master picture. which is the attraction at the Lion theater today It is a drama of love and regeneration and shows the redemption of a rough ranchman. There is a thrilling railroad wreck which is intensified by many daring deeds of life saving. Francclia Ellington plays the leading feminine part and sam De GasSe the part of the rancher "A Child or God is one of the best of Cv- rus Townsend Brady's stories that have been put into film form and is ster- ling attraction "A Child of God" is shown in four parts at the Lion theater today and tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-25
WATCH STOLEN IS
 REPLACED BY FRIENDS

w. r: McCulloch, who went through the extremely narrowing experience of being held up and relieved of a small amount of cash and a much prized gold watch. is today going about town wearing d large and salubrious smile, dne to the fact that has watch has been rcplaCed
 Mir. McCuHoch has a number of friends in the neighborhood of the In dian School and at Vaughn Bros Gro cery. who were exceedingly grieVed to learn of his loss, and being in bene- ficient mood. it was suggested that they take up a collection and make him d present of a new one.
 The collection was started. It grew and it grew It finally reached the magnificent sum of one hundred cents. An lnecreol worth a like amount was purchased. It was presented. There were speeches and expressions Of good wishes Tie tale is told.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-25

works that has been achieved for the motion picture.
 The ''Nho Paws" installment is called Glass Houses most interesting story that shows the danger arising from a little bit of untruth uttered as $ d jest.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-31

Sefdel urged the auntcn workers, to :es-
tablish: their. own financial institution
for the deposit of their funds and
that.of their members. ~ ~. ~ ~ {.5
Delegate Lee Parker introduced q
resolution providing for the tree adj
ministration Of justice, providing for
the employment by the state OF law
yers to defend the accused In GRIM
inai cases as well az to prosecute.
: Another q resolution by Delegate
Parker protesting against the impris,
onment OF Tim r. lawson "a Colorado
coming executive board to ute Its best
efforts to bring about q new and fair
trial for him. .s.s5 Il HI. al.
Tubbs. endorsing the corporation sof
the farmers and the workers In work.
ing out q, scheme sof distribution hav-
ing for its object the eliminA ion Of
the middleman was endorsed.
"A resolution by the Milwaukee Car
penters' union denounctng the misuse
Of the carp enters' union Ils bel: was
passed. 80: 80 S. L
Henry Rumpel OF Milwaukee, intro.
duced % resolutio lon OPP osing thu seat-
Ing Sof fraternal ID gates representing
religious organizations ct the eonysn-
ton. OF the American Grafton OF
Labor At San Francisco In Novembsn
Another ution w lGrs. RasunpAl
called on tbs centxa1 labor Aodts fn
tes9anise taes =, z II
the g. q e.
Z =:
The evening world., 1915-09-14

SvloUNT FREDERICK turned
III suddenly toward KITTY, a
III warning In his eyes. She
- stood. therefore. silent. look.
ing az the man,
'hademolsells 10 IN no case respon-
sibis for any OF this" said he 10 the
The evening world., 1915-09-14
200,ODOHtlPCONEY
GIVE OlDfATHtR TIME
THE Time Of HIS LIFE
Marii Gfas Week Begins on
Island With Parade. Con.
feiti and General Joy.

Thousands - persons passed over
hfuuklyn itudE. early "a. daY vita
collars. hats. l,ocksis snd sioss fliisd
~iih runf.tt They vsw hack from
COMFY Islands annual HAfdi utas.
uhira h.Fan last niEbt toe q weed =
engagement Tho crowd YES srtl-
number. aud everybody s.emsd
hsppy. TIE polio. reported little dis-
0fdef
When the parade started AttP NJ.
fully go. 900 persons lined surf Ave.
nue. tn. flight OF Time" was the
theme % the pageant. anld tbefs we're
twelve floats aud several hundred
gr0tesgue numbers. Police Inspector
Thomas ~. Murphy ana Capt. John
Linden lei the procession.
Peace was the first float. sho~-
sitting under the flag. Then a hugc
clock, with rapidly whlrring hands.
Vas labelled, Time Plies At coney
Island" Dawn" showed a grl
dressed appropriately for hot night.
surrounded by golden dOlphins
Morning revealed not exactly the
famous September article. but some
thing like II In sprites under "a water.
fail. Then were shown Midday
Evening" and "Night"--all these
including pretty girls arrayed their
pretticst In various surroundings.
Father Time" ancient and be-
whlskerei, WAS accompanied by a
rOllicking young couple In evening
gnrb The last float. labelled "Coney
Island" was nothing more nor less
than an immense red lobster that
looked almost good enough 10 eat.
sixteen bands. headed by the II. n.
7. ba'.d and including several orphan
asylum org 'nizations. made enough
nOis 10 max, every one happy.
T. ch night viii be given up TO some
orga citation. Tonight will be War
Veterans Night
The evening world., 1915-09-14
byEMERSON
THOUGH

officef we ~ili al - With ysu ans
oonriuds this matter a. quirAiy as
buasiias We must - rslsas.d 81
ohos f,um dsisntion
The uniosf turned. beckonins a
them 10 follow him.
TIE hius sroap passed slohE ths
sals 90 tls ulsun carp ~ tie street
" Naa hoicau Who D'aliatsd here,
al ll'tf.hr tie captain 40 a,udarmos
Auusi~uf captain" a. a De. - zoe
nat lva guard OIL thU tHtalaUa pUsa..
hle 20 Guy ruUy man You vii
therefore ailus ne 90 strp % TIE cot.
nof g. summon a carriage fof tbsss
tso sECellenrlsHf'
The captain Of EondArmes hssitated
fof a bait Instant. ffUunUd. and then
nodded
Naturally. you only 40 your duty,
monsieur captain suggested H0leAu
but ehceilencieA llkU thSss must mol
walk. Excuse nae. thoE 2"
Those who fingered for an instant
saw ltoloau NHlk leisuroly toward ths
corner. raise his hand as though In 4
signal. and then break into run.
wait exclaimed Count Frederick.
AZ De saw tne plan OF tho quick wittcd
servant III you leave W We also
might run away We AL pick him
w. no doubt. DO you tATry here with
US"
In fac, the captain OF gendarmes,
seeing has own party reduced by d.
visions 90 no moro than a couple OF
men beside himself hesitated, and
turned to secure the safety - his
more important Captiycs While they
paused they heard the quick wheels
~ "A tUNiCab which drew M before
them. After all, II was an open Iues-
ton what had been Roloau's intent.
for certainly he mad ordered this Vphl-
Gle to come hither. Making the best
of the matter. the captain OF gon-
darmes motioned for his prisoners 10
enter the car
kitty turned 10 the silent man who
sat ~ her side. Count Frederick Laid
Q finger 20 his llns. counsrlliug silence.
and Fazed straight on ahcnd
Thus, silent ana aloof. thoy arrived
as prisoners ~ the grand entrance OF
TIE Hotel Rrz
Kitty found herself face 10 fnro
with a large man In fun uniform. a
nan with n heavy beard and merci-
less eye. who now addressed hlmsel,
20 his SuborllnG go:
AS 10 this man" he demanded
s'why have you taken Count Fred
erick OF Gretzhoffon7"
MERELY ~ ultimate suspicion. 80
rtammered the captain. I'VE found
him In company with this young
oman. In whose room the crime was
committed This othcr"-he pointed
20 Count Sachlo--"also seems 20 have
known thI. young woman"
who arc you them" demanded the
project OF Count Sachio.
1T am Count SscNio OF GrahafYen, "
replied the latter, none too happy nj
The evening world., 1915-09-14

-. a., '''s''i'a "a saieA .. ''S's s'~'
.Niraf snressi - monsisss 10
rfsfsci thaf 90 hasint." tnteffupisa
CHuuf fnfsfscs fsnug suoufh
Tee rrsfsri had susu may suuel
o. ~ - then tnuursnt hs snuI'ff
FflHiiF snu-irh nus 80 BE- nuficsa ths
efauif = 80 fsunF FlrL ~ Stood
Ialf end nuf wholly su'lrrird ir ~
ne furmnH TIE FIfi nHs tufued -
hiui sni 60 ths So tins sposs
NunrIsuf ls prtasaTf' saif Fhs. 'Yuu
sarnoi maze fult nuf - innucencs
] gIa tfuts o. - - thla risrk ane
sL thrss others that I sas absent
from sac hutrl o. sfFerai daYs " hen
. r.ms bark 81 YES Dot fuf = shori
TINE Sss abssrt shsn itis 'fim"
sHs disrofsr.d iius san You Cun 81
beet mr " "a 90 Rather nnnnsCt vfh
90 fhuss Nho have had access a. nv
fuum durnf sny abrsuos
Tho uffirial termed toSsfa be-
thauEhtfuUg, then g. ths Capfain y
Tsndafnss "ifays yuu searched eli
fhsss urrrHnsr" Hu Inquired The
latter rhBah fIs isaf
80 yuu an not kr1s What vrtdrnee
nae been destroyed COM then. p'F.
form that dufy nov. zee shat 10u ma
upon che psfHuus . usss .udlNld s
Iala The woman nrst'
NItEuut hesitation kifty press 90
hrf hapdbar. drew out from DO nor ll's
tie IurtsmuuuHis. even turned made
|u.t the porast ~ her ffork cuunt
D. derrick Natrlri her Ci0srly a. she
dlI 40. ts $40 that none ~ the on
Gers discover the piece - coin. lie
alsp.cted. although he did not know.
that KITTY had palmsd u under her
thumb a. she spread oui her hands,
asking them Go certify themselves.
The gendarmes. their captain, the
lprcfsct % police. turned away nom
plussed The project hesitated as he
faced the calm dignity ~ the noble
man.
Your cSccllency." said he al length.
~ dislike 20 ask ~ you the right %
search. comply only with formal
tiles. II your eScellency'---
Certainly" said Count Frederick.
ana threw open his coat.
The project Of police turned 10 his
men. We have not yet found all OF
those parties who may he concerned
with this crime We have not yet
held our questions on the scene OF tho
crime itself
They turned. all ~ them, now, and
approached the stairway which led TO
tho noor upon which were located
Kltty's APARTMENTS Their numbers
quite filled tho hall as they advanced,
preceded and followed by Rendarmes
But suddenly. AZ they approached the
spot they sought, the captain of gen
dnrmes touched the arm Of his supo-
rior and pointed ahead.
That II tho man who escaped"
exclaimed he. "Roleau. here he IT,
and coming from tho room itself! But
who II that with him >"
ITO Be Continucd.)
The evening world., 1915-09-14
THIEF GETS $1,000 GEMS.
Mrs. Edwards'- Room In Lancaster
Hotel IL Rsnsack~d.

LANCASTER. Pm, Sept it.-Tho
theft Of $1,000 worth OF Jewels belonging
to Mrs. Edward T. Edwards. wife OF a
wealthy Columbia. Pa. steel manufac.
turer. was made public here to-day.
Mrs Edwards Ia "A guest at the
stevens House in this city and the lew.
els we're taken from her room while sh.
was absent from the hotel. The Ike,
had been left at the Office and the thlei
evidently used a duplicate key, for IN,
room door was locked when Mrs. Ed.
wards returned and found her baggage
had been ransacked.
The evening world., 1915-09-14
HARRY rHiw FINED SO.
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o. rtu.s..ss

ffTTfnf 'uUW $50 a. frs -
90 zee oasis snsusniinf 10 tilu - hss
bssn tuliased on uafff D. rtsS 49,
fpsst'nn rufffss W tssntIuaff 20
nsiissus tiaIaaaf inirasfa faf foe sna
ssrt ths bW io iisfn Ihsss maihsf
The evening world., 1915-09-14

49, nsfg r Tlsw
TIE stssasH 49, ufich Ths- go
f'hst 80 80 1uig o. snsf his F.tuTt
ffaH Me- Tea % 90 Eel . uiafas
80 thraufh fhf trutcsIff NsilsT sne
frlefafrffis tsiHsussr fsitst hiin.
c'ssfs.a him $50 ifsfsilt.s 81 fsts
H unrtf mfas ar haaf snf hautse
t.u 900 suuuH1la To- rsss go
I...sI l.lHsd 800 dsrs.ur frHdsfsa 30
tfrasB
The evening world., 1915-09-14

S,i.ss womsn's TsiIsrsd Sdts. -. =. .l7.Se
Broadcloth. serge and Gabardtns
| black, navy and brown-smart
models - strictly tailored or
pieated baek-.vsivet or FUR collar
woMnSs suiTs-sncoNp NooR.
Si.ss Womsn's 4 Misses Tsilorsd Hats ia
Velvet or taffsta ana velvet COM
hned--newest shapes and trim'gs
MLLINERY-rHIRD FLOOR.
$l-ss Wsmsn's Un,rimmsd Hats. SIS
Black Lyons ysivst-largs and
small poke effects and newest
GILLIvHRY-THRp FLOOR.
$l.OO White voile Blousss. .......... "a
Pin Tucked or novelty stripes
with vest effect-long sleeves
-" BbonsEs-sEcoSp FLOOR.
Si.sS Tub Silk Blouses ..........,,,..l.So
New stripes In various combina-
tions-Tnilored model-converti-
| bio collAr--long sleeves.
BLoUsEs-sEcoND FLOOR.
Sl.24 Hesthsrbloem Pstueosts. anna. 1T
Black and ooiors-pleated and
ETrIcoArs-sEcoSD FLooR.
50 ct. Women's Night Dresses ...,.,, .ss
Round. V or high necklace.
emb'y and ribbon trim.
MUSLIN UNDERwBAR--sEcoND FLOOR.
Sil4 Women's EI. Size Union Suits +. =. 10
Cotton-medium weight-hish or
low neck--sleeveJess or short
sleeves--ankle length,
KNIT USDERwEAR-'AAiS FLOOR.
- 4 CT. Boys Underwear ,.,,..... 81
Natural wool-shirts high neck
long sleeves-lonk drawers-wen
m RSir 7Ss!sipsElisSxEAR-MAIs FLOOR.
S4.sS Boys Fall Suits. ...,.......,..07S
Various Norfolk models - navy
serges. fancy cheviots and cassi-
mcres--grays and browns-assort-
ment OF checks. mixtures and
Atripes-many mixtures have az
rs so SFsu cboTHlI e i Hfi FLOOR.
IS Ct. L Sl.as Boys Trousers ......,. "a
Straight. bloomer and knicker-
hooker styles--tan and brown cor
duroys. navy serges. chsyiots and
tweeds-belt loops 70 l6 yrs,
BOYs' CLOTHING THIRD FtooR.
80 Ct. Boys Shirts ...................2 rs
Striped madras and percales--
some with oollars-soft laundsred
cuffs Attached-sizeB l2h to II.
BoYs' FURNisHINGs--THikD FLooR.
~ ct. Gumpes & Vsstses ............ 81
Dainty Swiss embroideries - nat
and flare collars,
NECKWEAR-MAIN FLOOR.
The evening world., 1915-09-14

U.N Msa's Heavy Salk Shbss. ~
Lnstrcvs Satin Stripes On vh10o n
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st-ineh.seinforcsd esrass0-Sas0 h
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$lAs LEATHER Hard Bsss, ......,-. 49,
ak io ' iin.d no5s ssaS:a,Ss.snsS s.A
"LLi ss4a ilsss ao soS esyl;i ..oOa.
50 Ct. whis Washah,s Hsbuss;s. "a
YARD wide-encelisnt for Ssousss. y
CROSSES s Tx suHaSFsi Hsoon.
Is Ct. SiIk Mined Nsvslsiss M
Plain. dotted or shantunH weave
Iustrous, soft--assortmsnt OF light
WASH pREss TABmcs-nAar,rnr
90 Ct. Ssssss and GRANTEES. ..... n
~ and bo-inch-all wool--xarnst
'''S bRs ssV So sas eisSf uoox.
10 4 50 ct. White Searis q Squares N
Lace AIT ss1lT nlssssmsssss S e oso''.
10 Ct Satin Finish Crsteunss. 7lsl
So-inoh--white or oolored grounds
with floral. geometrical and
UPHotsrLRY-bAsSaiTNT.
Is Ct Union linen Huek Tswsls. n
f0xs6--soft finish-fins weave
hemned-white damask or red
borders
Towms-AAIs vLooR.
$i.ss Linen Pillow Casss--Pair. ~
Heavy Irish linen-hemstltched
LNBNs-MArN FLOOR
70 e. M--t-.:ssa Dsmssts. ..... al
80 inch-bieac h ed-good patterus-
MNDNs-xAIN FT.ook.
$3.50 Sstssn Comiortables. . .hss
Heayy-full size-prstty patterns
coMroRrABLrs-BAsr,spsr.
IS Ct. Absorbent Cotton. ......... II
~ Oh. rolls--a household neoss-
stty; also ~ or. rolis-worth 10, n nj
hUslLSs-
/ SO Ct. Beys' Blsuses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ~
striped madras and percaiss--
also plain whits--neckband or
attached collars--soms sport ana
BOYS TuRSisTiNS-rirmb isLSoS
Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
GRANT COUNTY SHERIFF
BRINGS BRIDE and CON-
VlCTS ON HONEYMOON

When Sheriff William WeIcb Of
Grant county came to Salem last Sat.
urday, he performed the double fnnc.
tIon Of custodian Of two prisoners who
were sentenced to servituie in the peni.
tentiary for hNse.steaing and house.
breaking, respectively, and as one ot
the principals in a honeymoon trip
sheriff Welch and his bride. Mrs,
Lena Hanna, a former teacher in tbc
Grant county schools, were married at
Canyon City on Friday of last week.
and ON the following day he handcnffed
Mmard Fix, taken to Canyon CITY 70
testlfy in the Ben Colvin perjury case,
and clyde English, under conviction
ana sentence Of one to seven wears for
larceny from dwelling, together, and
started for Salem.
Nothing out Of the ordinary was re.
ported as having transpired to mar the|
happiness C. the honeymoon trip, and
when Sheriff Welch arrived here. nj. |
though he is well known by the prison
authorities and local officers, none sns.
oected that he was ''newlv.wed. -
md he got away with it without anv.
.ody suspccting the truth. Before re.
nming to their home in Canyon City,
sheriff and Mrs, Welch will take in tie
tose Festival at Portland. While here
sheriff Welch took his bride througb
the penitentiary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
Notice to Contractnrs

sealed proposals will be received h,
the board Of school directors of district
NO. "A, Marion county, Oregon. at Su.
Perintendent's office in high school
building Salem, Oregon, until 1880 d.
m9 June l4th 1915, for the complete
installation Of fan and furnace system
of heating for new Mckinley school
building, corner Of High and McGil.
christ streets, Salem, Oregon.
Plans and specifications will be fur.
nished by W, II. Burghardt, Jr.. 3S5
state street, Salem, Oregon or George
NJ. Post, architect, rooms Gray block.
Salem, Oregon, on deposit Of IS, which
will be refunded upon return of same in
good condition on or before the time
mentioned above
No bid or proposal will be considered
unless accompanied by certified check
made payable to W. II. Burghordt. Jr..
clerk Of board, in amount Of $500,
which check will be forfeited upon re,
fusol Of any bidder to enter into a
contract to install this heating appar.
atus for the amount Of their bid, and to
furnish the required bond.
The board Of directors reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
w, H. BuRGHARDT, JR,
Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
DEATH OF MISS SIMMONS.

Miss Edna Simmons daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Simmons, and foI
many years a resident of Oregon City
died at the home Of her sister, Mrs. l.
j. Lanlin, near Hubbard Friday afrc
a long illnos1 She had not fully rccov
cred from an attack of typhoid last
summer Miss Simmons was 2s years
old and graduate Of the Oregon City
high school. She is survived by her
parents, her brothers George and Carl
Simmons and her one sister. The fmcr.
al was held at Oregon City Tuesday
afternoon. The family Of H. j, Lankiu
went to Oregon City sunday afternoon
to remain until after the funeral.
Miss Simmons came to Hubbard two
months ago TO be at the home of her
sister Mrs. J.. j. Luukin and when tha
end came was surrounded by aIl her
loved ones, parents brothers and asi.
from Oregon City and Park Place
Hubbard Enterprise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
By William G. Shepherd

copyright 1915 by the iIniteI p.,..
copyright in Great Britain ''''
headquarters of the British army,
northern France, April 2S-IBv moi
TO New York. Its after s.roosti", ii"
noar, at night when everybody is down.
out Of the death-filled skv, that ym yo,
can get the English flying men to 'Jo Jo
what hltle talking there is in Them " 7
"a! sat down to small table full of tbon,
IulS evening. They were all yonrg FOL- /,
lows and | felt as if ! might be dirina
IN Harvard or a Yale mess hail ny
cepV mat our eating place was roorn
III llttle French farmhouse Tboy
were all English school men, come ont
OF EngIand's best homes. One Of tbon,
l had known in Texas some wears ago
When ore2co, the Mexican rebel Nd
employed him to fly for the rebel army,
M Mthe others had all learned flymg sinc6
the war began. : ''"''
II suppose" said | TO one vouno ,,on
mere are times when you wait and
want at 'roosting time and tbe feIiow
doesn t come back?" ''"
"oh, yes, he said. "That does han.
pen But we don't ever give I'M bonp
see that fellow over there. " he said in.
heating a young man down the tabIe
wen, one night he didn't come back
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
STOCK INSPECTORS
FOR five COUNTIES

On account of the insiStence of thc
demands Of the railroads for the rigid
inspection of livestock before thev wili
receive shipments of same after today
lnasmuch as the law goes into effect
touay' 'oyernor Withycombe this morn
ing announced the appointment of the
rolioWlng county inspectors of livestock
eaeh OF whom was recommended by the
Cattle and Horse Raisers' association.
tor their respective counties: Charles
Wendt, Baker, for Baker county: T, B.
johnson, Cove, for Union county: Hen.
ry Haas, Enterprise, for Wallowa coun.
ty; A, W, Rugg, Pendlcton, for Una.
tllla county; M. D, Kelley Jameson,
for Melheur county, and Gerry Snow,
North Portland, for Union stock yards
at North Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01

Pittsburgh, May
0.-Pastor Russell
gave two address.
es here today, We
report the one from
! Timothy Al, .
1t is a severe ar.
raignment OF edu.
cation and espe.
cially OF ministers,
Notwithstanding
It's moderate lam
guagc.
The Pastor de-
cltred that we nre
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo. IS.

Lucas County
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he IL
senior partner NJ the firm gf +. J, Cheney
& Co., doing business In the city or To;
iedo. County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each and ey,
erv case OF Caiarrh that cannot be cured
by me use of HALLS CATARRH CURE,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day OF December
A d, 1856 -.--,,,,.
Notary Public.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system Send Tor
testimonials, free, . -
Sold hy an Druggists, i5c.
TaEe Hairs Family pills for constipation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-01
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