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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12
ANTEDOG ORDINANCE
GOES INTO EFFECT
IN SALEM TOMORROW
Dog Owners Of City Will Ask
Council To Modify DraS-
tic Terms

The dog ordinance recently passed BY
the city council goes into effect legally
at midnight tonight and the expression
"Wha' d'y meant You lost your
dogP' will 90 into effect also unless
the dog owner follows the animal
around at the end Of chain. The dog
owners Of the city, however, intend to
ask the city council to modify the Ordi'
nance which they consider too drastic
in its terms. A committee will be
named later this week from the mem
bers Of the Salem Humane Society to
go before the council and ask them TO
provide means whereby tn elog owner
provide means whereby the dog owner
dog to be at liberty without the re.
straining influence Of leading chain if
he is under the immediate control of
the owner, according to Y. a. Turner,
secretary Of the society.
If the council refuses to modify the
terms of the ordinance Mr. Turner
stated today that q petition would be
circulated to referend the ordinance
and 1t will be submitted to vote of
the people at. the next election Mr..
Turner states that the dog owners Of
the city are willing to pay a license fee
and that they will take care Of their
dogs but that they consider it an i'm.
position to be Obliged to keep the dogs
on a chain on the Streets as the ordi.
nance requires, The ordinance passed
at the last meeting of the city council
is substantially the same as the one
passed over year ago with the ex.
eeptlon of a clause relating to the ad.
Vertlsement of animals Of whom tbe
owner is unknown.
The ordinance provides that all dogs
must be kept in leash when on the
streets unless in vehicle and dogs are
allowed to run at large in no instance.
NO license fee is charged. The en-.
lorcement Of the ordinance lies with
the police officers Of the city. Under
the first ordinance passed the street
commissioners department acted as dog
catcher, Chief Welsh stated this morn.
ing that all complaints sent i'm to tbe
ponce headquarters would be attended
to by officers of the police department
The ordinance was passed af bo
meeting Of the city council Monday
August . and the 10 days will boye
elapsed at midnight tonight. The orji. I.
nance was not signed by lIayor Wbifo .
who says that he does not intora 70
the pconle and t,d, u"9V" "" ny o4 oct OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12
Artisan Drill Team
Given Big Reception

Tine prize drll team of the United
Ntlis9nS was given q reception and re.
''l'ed additional compliments last
evening at the lolgc rooms for their
Ihe work IN defeating the best teams
ON the Pacific coast and for receiving
2 percentage that didn come far from
o'lhg perfect Judge VIM. Galloway
l HaS me speaker for the evening, fol.
lowed by snort talks by II. S Hudson
y, prone master Artisan, and by Mrs
qua watts, supreme instructor Mrs
CeoNa Peterson sang Scene Day Whom
lou Are Nine and Miss Fannie POM
gave q recitation. The Artisan noIo
quartet Fred Metz, Ivan G. Martin q
H hnowlaud and stephen Wolf ol.o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

\ suit for divorce had been filed
in the circuit court by r. A, Wilson
against NJ. L. Wilson, The couple
were married in Kansas in 1899 The
Plaintiff charges his wife with i'm.
proper conduct and names one j. n
Gross in connection with the cnse
There are no children or property rights
involved. Mclnturff & Mclnturff are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

\ marriage license was issued ycstcr.
day to Chris \. Hansen, q farmer of
Vancouver and Lena G. Denver, a
school teacher Of Turner. Alexander G.
Steinka, laborcr Of this city and
Cora Reick, Of Maclroy, also secured
u marriage license.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12
COURT HOUSE NEWS
( * * X * i: 4 i X x * x x = :

a notice Of the final disposition of
the estate Of John Askelson, deceased.
was filed yesterday at the office Of the
county clerk. According to the report Of
John Hcsedahl the administrator, the
estate consisted of $Sg62O in cash after
all bills against the estate were settled.
This sum was distributed among the
heirs of the deceased, most of whom
reside in Norway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Professor W W. Davies and wife of
Delaware, Ohio, who have been visit
ing in this city, the guests Of Rev. Carl
Gregg Doncy and Dr. Sherwood. leave
Tins evening for their eastern home
Professor Davies is teacher of German
lcgc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

If you are single and contemplate
matrimony, remember that you must
only not work harder and have less,
out that the sight of corset hung
over the back of chair will greet you
every morning for the balance of your
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

The county paving gang win begin
tomorrow ON the driycwuys of tbc
state fair grounds which win be hard
surfaced, The driveway from the
talr grounds road entrance ON the north
sidr around past the old pavilion opd
ihen continuing by the new pavilion to
'ne west entrance at the camp ground
WIN be paved aud is now all graded for
'oe application of the top crossing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

FIRST annual picnic Of 81. Luke, IS
,hurch, Woodhum city Park, Sunday.
August 10. Gumos baseball aud band
concert Admission Zoe. Chicken dim.
ucr 2jt. WI"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

captain Loronzon Of the Salvation
Army VIII soon take vcck s vacation
Und later open the salvation barracks s
az Eugene going there ou the o3ri of
thiS month, Captain j. Kelso. of Ahor.
ueou wash hus been assigned ,o thr
WORK here. This week hc ts relieving
'h' captain tn charge at Vancouver %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

A steam threshcr belonging to True.
blood and Fuulk wns nut ont NJ rnn,
mission while thrcshiug few doy.
4GEo W the home of Mr.. Foull, near Onk
Nro''. While one of the men was pitrh.
ing @ bundle of wheat into the t6rrsb
yE ib' steel Of the three tined forL
p''amo loosrurd from the handle anI
went INTO the machine with the vhrpt
H f' ,ne steel went through the tarcsnrr
,,' iuos OF the blower were broken ont
'oo teeth of the cylinder thrown n",
many , OF them 100 yards Fortunately
mo- one was hurt ''' 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Harvey Walker, Of Salem Prairie,
threshcd 90 acres of wheat this wcok
bringing him an average, machine
measure, Of 30 l.2 bushels
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

The Australian boys who will give
an entertainment tomorrow evening nt
the opera house mdcr the auspices of
lhe Vherrons, arrived in the city TO.
lOy at 2 o'clock They were met at
the depot by the uniformed Chcrrians
nod escorted about the city and shown
the state institutions, This evening
,neir champion swimmers viii give OK,
hbllions at the foot Of Court street NJ
oi5o O'Clock and later tho bows viii
attend the concert TO be given in win.
son Park by the Salem Military band
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Governor withyeombe has accepted
lhe mNitiion of the state fair board M
make ON address ot welcome az the stntr
iair september sS which is to boz ,,o.
men 3 day. Mrs. H. L. Vail Is in thurpe
Of The program for this dny.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12
5. 7. Andorson. OF the aront woptnrn

D. r Anderson, Of the Great Western
garage, WIS cut and bruised about tbc
,'g yesterday afternoon when struck
ny an automobile driven by DR.. W II
BYRD. Mr. Anderson was sitting ON n
char near the entrance TO the pnrnpo
and was struck by post into which tbc
car was driven, MS well as by the ma.
'Nlh'' tie Is resting ut his homo today
and although the injury is not scrons
J., III painful aud win perhaps keen him
close nt home for couple Of weeks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12
Dr. stones Drug store.

George Meoorkle, living near silver
Tor, has just finished thrcshing from an
Ao'aerc field and finds he has enough
wheat to bring mp the average acre
yield 10 81 bushels
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

,,l,ll "Od spokane Mayor Harley O.
" " "ol', 'oN councilman Macy we're ae.
the city, "''' ~" "e'" i''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

The river today records the same
depth as yesterday o foot,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12
All Around Town
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!,

Dr. Mendelaonn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly, u, q. bank bldg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Average pears should DO picked and
delivered now We can not take pears
mat are started 20 turn yellow. Per.
sons delivering pears TO ua please no.
teo Drugcr Fruit company. Aur 4,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Dr. stones Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

David Rees and George Elgin Of the
h''s ana ElgDn Auto company. went IN
Portland this morning 10 drive homo
,N4G OF the 1910 models of the Nn,.
wen cars, The new Nnywrus Min
nave demomtuhle rims. one mani ton,
aud loanch base, besides other ,m
pJg9Nements that will odi To the general
efficiency of the car
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

The Australian boys will bo here Fri
day night in artistic dances, pomlnr
songs aud clever arohatics
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12
The Portland railway 1l,b, !, rov,,

The Portland Railway, Light 4 pover
S'WlauN under tht terms uf thr .v,v
ngh' contract With the rity. /. MAN, ',..
sot'd 40 changing the old st,l, A AZ
i0,,l "m,s' 70 we new nitrogen gas filled
mmps lh. lamp is one of nm, p,v
v't ans most upto.daJe fot street hrtt
ihg and gives about thrr, tim,, an
hgh' ot ihc Ola 4. C.at a,o,t an A AN
d month, compared 20 thc n 4 nmr
Mhicb cost the city sGls each n p"n,l
NoiA Is being done iu the r,,iJ,,,.
pst,s oi Toe city According to an,
,i io' cCune'lmcu today, salem r,,. h,
hgh,s ehcapct than any c,ty I'm N,
northwest With tbe exception of p,r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

1a'k Ryan and William Hayes The
'"' n'Ns Who y,rUrtd irum hr ur'
s'n state lmuiHg school Wrdr,.I.,
o'eh'' were captured 90 runhtp m.,
a,.lEhl and rcturucd 90 the ir,titpt,",
ln' Nols admitted taking on, RrGr..r
,"' lu ,h's city and driving h prarI,
W lNala'm ou "a hy wad when ,h,,
ioond that tbcy could not eros, m, r,,.
yE They abandoned thr car and ..,...I
,'' uNrr vn foot over tho m,I,.,I
\, w '''A' amt were captured Zoo Oh, TOWN
Hale lyft th, werrir.
w .,,, WNH over the road, foy the var .vh,I
s siill iu that ,,viu,tv. ''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

CITY Attorney William H. Tupdle
ur NJ G. t1udlty aud A. L. GolIrn
leave This city today for % hunting e,r,.
I'uon ln the mountains of .ontbrrc
VlrgoH The party win take thc train
lor N'ldlc and go from there 10 T,urr
nogr which place o camp win be- ,.tnb.
'ishod They expect 90 hc rope f,r
about 10 days and win return npe wool
''om ncNt Monday according n tbs
prosrut plWs wv '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

inc municipal bathing beach con
,.uN'' to attract large crowd, e,er,
e'y' last c,cuiug the cable ga tbe
Terry Vas Wplseed hy one al Jophl.
strength Which uON u,urrs oh,olui,
'ai''l Tor those being ftrnrd p,er nr
.3a' .a' ''0" NoN hat everything \, ,,i
i''a 'h the way Of ssfet,. it is nstpr,i
q NW''td that those Who he,, IN,
Interests oi thg heach al hrarf Mn r8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

The swodish Ladies' Aid society at
the home OF John Wikhcrg. ycstprlny
was well attended and q ycry interest
ing progfnm rendered The next meet
ing viii be held 90 tho home Of /. N,l.
son, Cherry street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Your wife wouldn't waste ropr 81,
i,'' ,n u''hlr' daily That's wbut you
'U'ynt ''g1t smokers arc doing by po,
smoking Apex tho extra mild 5.ccul
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

If IFS for sale, a Journal
Want Ad WiH sell it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

uclNoieu now, We can not take ppnrg
mat are started 20 turn yellow. Per
sons delivering pears TO us please mo-
uee Drugcr Fruit company Aug L.
HH" uHa#s
Governor Withycombe has accepted
the hNittion of the state fair hoarl tn
make ON address ot welcome al the sntc
iulr september sN which is to hr Wo.
men 3 day. Mrs u L. Vail Is In thurpe
Of The program for this duy.
The Australian boys will bo here Fri
day night In artistic dances. populnr
songs aud clever artohatics
rHua..
The swodiah Ladies' Aid society at
the home OF John Wikhcrg. ycstprJn,
was wei attended and q ycry !ptcr,st
ing program rendered. The nr,t meet
ing VII be held ot tho home of l.. NJ.
son, Cherry street
on Mama want to SEQ those Ans
tahan BOYS Well. Willie van ANN
hcic y quarters 10 got yuar ticket
"a
The dx hop dnen that were burned
lust Monday at Independence hrlourIpr
70 ffhnk Nalom will he De- hult nt
once in order tn hc ready for mo- NH
hheop oNihe They were insured for
lo0O which rDE partially covered tbr
Somebody coming whoq wbenp
Nhrfef The Australian bows Fdla,
mRhb at the opera house e5Bs .O.
cents,
The concrete forms for tho hand
sinnd n Wilson mark ur, L,yg ~
moved today hy ihe toutfn,tnr. ,,b,
erected the band stand Inr Io..pb li
A'prft who win pwsrpt it Co tht ,ity .
AZ Nlu ~ rlas'rlod With white coat .
leg 20 hurmvnItr 'u color uuI f1m oitt I.
the waite Memorial fountain.
Beat sale for the Australian bov. hs
gins ni otluyt Friday m,u.1, .t
house 'i'''
Rev John Oval left today for Port
and and from there ls ,,Ui g..,.tl.
swedish colony outloak ore, ohcr. a
huieh Is being erected. which uW ls
dedicated Sunday August a2 NH. 4,
ne ot ihe many new ehuwles ME Ortn
- founded the last few yean.
-
Notice 10 oherriAns. An ohem.ns
nd members of the hand are Command Z
70 arptar Ia uniform 40 ths Conn. .
ofrial clah AZ 0iS0 o'cl0ck this e,,r. !
4 70 escort thu Australian bows 4, b
. river BY order Of the King t
.
An oil painting of former Governor /.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Rev John OVAL len today for por,
land and from there lr ,ulj ru.,o tl.
SWEDISH colony, ouilo0k one, WHORE IA
church Is being erected. which Uul Ls
dedicated Sunday August ~ mn. /.
one of The many new ehur,les Ma O,tll
has founded tho last few ye.f.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Notice 10 oherrians, AN ohorasns
and members of the hand art command
ell 70 arpear ia uniform 40 ths Conn.
mcfrial clah ~ 0iS0 o'cl0ck This anon.
ina 70 escort tho Australian bows d,
the river BY order Of the King
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

10 attend the special work Of the
m,.'sNl' ot lNihus Co De hrJ Tr
Wll''1 l'land u Crater Mkc Wtlo,.
l'N August u.s. th, following u,,t,
l.'l Ncstcwoy Wou,ul nt u'l,,t
go'hg iu lbc Hanson aul ursbttl ,s,..
Rev. r. r. rortrr and uits A Al ii's iil'a
'ee aho Mir leNis R,tttN and nwI,
,nN ,,,nN a. w. kat,llft H. h. Stn,ou. N NJ
uaf'd apd Frank ,sbt will l,n,, r,,,
MN9ldhN morning ana to by MA, ,f
N''iVfu Ml'b auto parties lca,iup fpe.
''l motuing fwm that vity
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

somebody 's coming Who7 When1
NNttl'f The Australian bows rHiny
mRht at the uptla house olgs .l
cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

on Mamal / want 10 SEQ tho,, Aus
,W,ahan BOYS Well, Willie You cam.
h'ics quarters 10 got yuar ticket.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

Seat sale for the Australian bows hs
giW ne otl0tt Friday mbu.pr .t
the boa office of hr Dmnd 6rs,a
house 'i'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

An Oh painting o. former ooysraot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

The dx hop ducn that were burpea
lu'' Monday at Independence bclougInr
70 Ffank Naioni will hc ft built at
sn'e ip order " be ready FOR thc fnr
hhep 0Nlhg They were insured for
900 which only partially ,o,ced ibr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-12

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
y ZAN. E-1zEL
a Galley O Fun |!

cannot 90 less than rise. though
I'm taken by surprise ] supposed that
d was cut Of sight and reach over here
behind the table. bus ] find ] am IN
able % escape the usual summons for
a speech.
Last week, down on the ferry, met
Mr. Secretary, and he casually In
quircd II I could preach. I said No,
bug / could practise; then he said.
The solemn fact is. ~ our banquet
you'n Be called on for q speechf
protested. on the spot that I'd rather
lar Be shot that il would make ms
blush as scarlet a. q peach. that my
tongue would catch and stutteT. aud
ny legs grow weak and tottsr, II
tried TO stand up here and make a
speech.
well" said he. ''then write . poem
that Is So compact snd so imaginative
write a madriRai on pork; write .
bread-and- butter ballad. write q
sonnet upon salad. write 81 Mays
iittle iamb-chops on a foFkl Wrlte a
homily on hash. write a sCng on sue
eotash; write a parody on pickles in a
caul Write q paean on potatoes;
write q treatise on tomatoes; write an
epic on an epieureau. Write an idyl
20 frogs legs; write a chant 60
seramblsd eggs; write 3 soul-inspiring
anthem e q haml Write q pastoral
60 baked beans, or 90 eabbages or
greens, write q delicate eantata 70 .
CLAIR.
Thanks" said I; Il really should
like to do Il IL I could. would gladly
EinR the praises of the bean ! aould
write q lobster lyric or a trying pane
gyric. or ar clio on oleomargarine.
But, dear mel ] haven't time for a
couplet OF a rhyme ia this fragrant
apotheosis Of meat I'm afraid Of pots
ard kettles. and I Do not care for
vietuslsi and any time I'D rather work
+ than cat But" said /. "I'il do my
( duty; ] viii join the ranks Of beauty,
( with q dainty bib and tucker upon
each. and TIL be a pretty waiter. and
industriously cater IS the chaps who
are obliged to make a speech"
So he said Be couidn't refuse me,
+ 1T too busy, he'd excuse mes and
thanked him that my iaird muse he
spared. That Was only Friday morn
ing Now the presidents. without warn.
ing, calls upon me when Pm wholly
unprepared.
arm sorry. but between IS. by th,
shade % old Siienuss b. the spools 81
eli the cooks fhafve passed away
b. thF ghost Of this dead chicken
whose backbone I have been pielIu'-
cant think Of . single word % say.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
SHERIFF FROM
MILTON Spent A
FEW HOURS HERE
OPTICAL WHO CONDUCTED
SUCH AN ABLE INQUIRY INTO
THE MURDER OF AGED
COUPLE WAS HERE ON OF
FICIAL BUSINESS.

Sheriff J. H. Harvell Of Santa Rosa
county, who so ably, and, It is hoped
successfully, probed the diobolioal
killing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wyman,
a week ago, was in the city yesterday,
coming here on one boat and return
ing on the afternoon trip Of the same
boat His trip here had no connec-
ton with the murder case Of the aged
couple above named, but he was in
Pensacola on other matters.
While here he took charge Of and
returned 20 Santa Rosa county for
trial, q white man wanted on a mis-
demeanor charge in Milton. This was
Tom Broxton, who was picked up by
the city authorities some time Sun
day and yesterday transferred 70 the
county authorities for safe keeping.
A telephone message 20 Milton. mott
flying the sheriT's Office that the Es-
Gambia county officers held the man
FOR whom there was an outstanding
warrant, brought the information
that Sheriff Harvell was in Pensacola.
He was then hunted up and the pris-
oner turned over 20 him.
Sheriff Harvell has four prisoners
in the county jail at Milton. all Of
them having been arrested in con
nection with the murder Of the aged
couple. The preliminary hearing will
take place Thursday az Milton, and
pending the outcome Of that hear
ing, nothing is being given out by
the Santa Rosa county sheriff, be-
yond the statement that he believes
he followed a very healthy clue in
arrestinR the men now behind the bars
in Milton today. Should the evidence
/ connect an or either Of them very
strongly with the murder, the sheriff
viii insist that a very strong bond
be furnished, TO insure the presence
Of each Of them until the grand
jury convenes, whether in special call
+ or In regular term.
Beyond the four who were placed
I IN fail Friday afternoon, as above
stated, there has been no other az
rest in the case, which is being in
vestigated closely, despite the fact
that suspects are already behind the
bars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22

Distress I'm the stomach after
meals, accompanied by a headache
and other annoying symptoms is due
10 indigestion and easily remediod by
taking Chamberlain's Tablets. Mrs
Henry Padghan, Victor, a. Y, writes
"For some time / was troubled with
headache and distress in my stomach
after eating, also with constipation.
About six months ago I began taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. They regu-
lated the action of my bowels and
The headache and other annoyancss
ceased In a short time" Obtainable
everywhere. (Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
Had Pellagra:
Is Now Well

Rinrrold. Ta-Mrs g r. Coter. q
this place. writes "Wtn say that 7 arm
perfectly we'll aud tae Hsup.est soul an
earth. WISH every nefaaEfa EIueFeF
could know Of yuWr great remedy I
know how O. appreciate health and sym
pathiKe with those THAT are rot 80 hIest
e. { am Am HrowInE stronEer. gaining
"a weight and can DO anything I ever
could. 0hs know Z am WsN of that
horrible disease. and ms heart la faH uf
regoleiuE. 7 feHl thar & have come one
nf a dense CloHd into the blessed san-
shine Ged be- praised Sic bias spared
my Efu for some coed and 3 taHI that
4 have Just begun fn 1--we"
There ls no longer auy doubt thHf pri-
laEu cau ha cured. Don't DELAY until
n o. too late 80 =n ..sr duty Co consult
tire rcsoWrgbful BauRhn. w N
TIE symptoHr..a..a reH Ike sun
burn Hkin TeeEuE Off. sore uuufn. fne
lips throat and tongue e. Banning red.
with much muruE and choking. indie
Heet5ou aud nausea, either uiHrrhoea oF
constipation.
There g hgre. get HauRhu's big Free
boots en- FesiaRn ana learn about the
remedy that has a. last been found
Address American r8mUuuuHinE Co.
box aa58 Jasper. Ala. remembering
money is refunded Iu any case where
the remedy fails 90 cure. kAav4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
BUSINESS MEN
MEET TONIGHT
ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
SCHOOL GARDENS ARE RE
QUEsTED TO BE At CITY
HALL AT s r. n.

Many prominent business men and
bankers are interested FRI the school
garden meeting TO be held at the
city hall az o'clock tonight. Mayor
Grecnhut viii be present ant prob
ably all the commissioners. Many
other cities have such gardening as
sociations and conditions are ripe IN
Pensacola 70 have one.
The school garden is the chief Oh
jet promoted. But other depart
ments are usually included, such as
cooperation among home gardeners
of all ages. Many cities undertake
the training Of garden teachers ami
securing vacant land % Be worked
By poor people as an effective aid
IN charity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
TWO CHAPTERS

Young man tower the counter III
/ should want % exchange this en-
gagement ring for something else il
viii be all right, won't it2
Jeweler-0h, certainly with pleas
IRE We are always glad 70 accom-
modatc patrons.
Same young man tower the counter.
one year iafer1.--I believe you told
me when ] bought this ring ] could
exchange it for something else
Jcwcler.=-Ac8, what viii you have
Young maxwell 10 like 90 ex-
change il for q barrel Of -four, q
bushel OF potatoes, = ham and a load
Of coal