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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-08-05
Lamont Tennis Players Win.

A. W. Fleet and H. E. Gelatt re-
turned Monday noon from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, where they had been
the past week competing in the tour
nament of the Southwestern Iowa
| Tennis Association, which was held
on the courts Of the Council Bluffs
Rowing Association. There were thir-
ty-two teams entered and the finals
were not played until Saturday. The
Omaha World-Herald had the follow
ing to say concerning the closing
matches:
"Boyd Rayner of Villisca is 1915
champion in singles and Albert Fleet
and Harry Gelatt Of Lamont are
champions in doubles in the South
western Iowa Tennis Association.
The finals were played Saturday on
the courts Of the Council Bluffs Row.
ing Association at Lake Manawa.
This closed a five day tournament
that developed the fastest playing
ever observed in southwestern Iowa.
The champions in both singles and
doubles are compar atively new play
ers. The entire tournament was a
series of clark horses" or other sur
prises.
GIN defeating F. Bender of Coun-
Gil Bluffs in the semi-finals, and c.
e. Parker of Shenandoah, in the fin
ais of the singles Saturday, Rayner
played tennis that far surpassed any
thing ever seen at any Of the pre-
vious tournaments.
Fleet and Gelatt, the double stars
from Lamont, created sensation by
defeating Ernest w. Browning and
| of To-
champions and expected winners OF
and Childs played with the perfect
team work and placing ability that
won them the cups in 1914, but the
smashing tactics of their opponents
coupled with their accuracy in cut
ting lobs, proved too much.
"The Lenox team took the first
two sets of their match in rapid style,
and apparently had the match cinch-
ed. The contenders apparently emery
ing from dazed stage fright, then
began a style of playing that soon
brought the match to two-al. The
last set was filled with pretty net
battle and exhibition of correct plac-
ing. The pep of the more youthful
team told, however, and their style
of playing finally gave them the last
point"
The boys each received handsome
silver cup which they are permitted
to retain until the 1916 tournament,
when they will again be played for at
Council Bluffs. When won three
times by. the same team they become
their permanent property. In addl-
ton to the cups they were also each
given a sole leather suit case. Other
prizes consisting of rackets, silver
cigarette cases, smokers stands, ten
mis- shoes, ETC., were distributed to
the winners of the various events.
/ Quite an interest is being taken in
this sport in Lamont, and there are a
number of young devotees who are
showing all the qualities of making
first class players. The park commits
sioners have given very liberal aid in
putting the courts in North Park in
fine shape, and in other ways have
encouraged the game.
| Plans are being made to hold a
tournament here in September, the
particulars OF which will be an
nounced later.-Lamoni Chronicle.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-08-05
Christian Church.

Rev. "A. c. Babcock, of Gainesville
will preach at II O'Clock. Union
meeting in the evening.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at o'clock
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
C. e. meets at Z o'clock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-08-05

For Sa1e-On the Stone farm, 81
miles northwest of Leon, AZ miles
northeast Of Decatur, native lumber
of all kinds. fence posts, split or
sawed and stove wood. w. w. Full
ton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-08-05

Daylight -four and Champion feed
Cannon Bros. Mill.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-08-05

It is easier to forgive an enemy
than to wish him good luck.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04

Die Soloaten auf ser guletos
Man6, oie iid bort felt Dem letter
lleberfaa onrh merifanifde gafloi-
ten befiroen baben nod lillo nod
5ebn llnbefannte Merifaner gefangen
genommen. Die feline redte sfnsfunit
iiber fib geben fonllten.
8erifieoene Garmer in Ser &C.
geno BON 8rolpnsbille iillo BON Weeri-
fanern, oie friiber BEL ibller eearbi-
tet baben seiparnt tporOcll, oab iies
ii6 nuf einen geiu1 Der gan-
bitten gefaBt MAIDEN fonnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04


Son 9setersbars aus tuirS es sr.
geitanoea, 6af iid bic MniIen BON,
glpronfer Der Dina 5nridsesoeen ia.
ben. Wie melt bieier Miif5ng srla
mn6 ob oabmrd Der Nea nadl 0Piga,
luenisitens gum Sell, freisegeben lit,
lam man nod nidjt idgen.
Sin offi5iellsr Weridt bes 6eut-
ideu WtnernIitabs meI6ef, Saf SIC
Geutfden ben befeftigten Wradenfopi
lei fennaipa6a, n6rblid BON ssrieb.
rid)ffaot an Der Gina geIesem, befett
ttea, id8t aber nidt, bak iic bic
In6 iiberi6ritten baben. Ser Gr-
ful 1T bon grufer WeSentamg, er
iid)lrt geipiiIermaRen bic Gimnaljme
Miea's In abIebbarer 3eit; 6enn iuenn
rie 9entiden bic Gina iiberidrit.
ten babcn, werben bic yfmiien idiuer-
lid nod l6mger Stnn6 baltem.
Mns GonitantinppeI miro aemel.
bet, bic Dfftmisbt Ser sliiiitrfea lei
iuieber erfoIsfos semeien. Die Wadj.
1idt BON sber 1lmsingeIaug eittS
SeiIs Der tiitfiimtn Sruppfn mar pf.
fenbar falSdy. -~.-s-ss. ss...--'-- ..sa
Der sibxelpol,bent. Ser satH.
Nreiie" in Ser blrgariIden Soupt.'
ftdot ma1t cine Erf[druna 6es bull
gariiden Nirliiter 6es slustp1rtiqet,,
=. <~~ c~>f~n.>&oo ~..a~xr..I..l 80
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anrSe lleberiitlt.

Die HniIem sieben iidJ bon
benz redJten 1lfer Der Siina su=
rid.
Die SeutIden nebmen oie
befeitigte 9iimabriide ober9alb
sSrieOrihitaot.
Sulsarien erlaft cine @rfiG-
runa als Der berpurgebt, bafl
es feline 2nit, iidJ am ariese Ut
beteiligcn, baf Is ben @ertrag
NIT Der Siirfei, nad) 6em e
neutral bleibem irtitf, aber nod
nidt abseIdIDiien bat.
gon 2onbpn aus ipir6 cm-
pbatiId) erflart, BAH Gnglam6
feline Triebensgeriidjte in TINT
lanf seItkt babe.
Wsadenien erbalt ben Sdlunr.
sen NbIerprben.
Serbien nimunt bic Torbe-
rnnsen Der entente WeGdte BE-
sislid 0ebietsabtrctmnsen i,r
Trinsip an.
GrObnu 1T iett DOllis Dou
ben 9entidjen befekt.
Die Nelttiden iino iuieber i'm
geiit Der 4inie 2insefopf-gnr-
refopf in ben gpseien.
Die GffcaiiDe Ser slaiierten
nnf @aaipuli mar iuieOer cr-
foI6Ios.
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Bonn Bin 9ranOe.


400 aanaaeriitel uno sS1a5an-4
teriftsn un0 beinnbe eberio bie.e'
goitt1tD Beanlten uno Yiirger iinn
bitter ben nterifaniIhen ganoitesr
ber, ipel6e Die bei6en glinerifoner
Donal6lon u1o 5rnitb erldoiien ba-
ben nno iie tperoen Die sSagb niht
eber aufgeben, als bis aae Waitslieoer
Der 9anoe tot o0er gefangen liao.
Sehs ioaen lhon erlhaiien ieit.
Stanlep Doo6, Der bon 6er 8anoe
lebenfalls eefangen genommeu mar,
saber nit 6efn 2cben 6oDor aefoni.
men iii, bat cine SdiIocrlng ncn
Den gorgdngell gegeben, Die n1ondes1
Ibisber llnDerft1noIihe auffl1rt.
gtah oieier Gdiloerling befan0 lih
Do6o nit tnebreren tuerifnniiden
9(rbeitern lino Dem ols Normann
fltngierenoen S. g. Smitb bei Der
.Slrbeit an elmer Yunlpenanlnge, lu.-
.gefabr ietbs Maeilen non geilito etit-
fernt, ais plobli1 fiinf merifaniiGe
canolten faillen uno 1Dre 0llnfeli
aliT lpn rI1fefen S1e naDrten 1Dft
lelplf ltno Sfnlf1 gefdngen. 5il
oenlleloen Altgenplld tam Der 1lillge
sSdrrler garl Nonalo1on, Der ltcD M
Der R1be elm Suns baute, alrgefab-
req. Ore gailolten lpanittet lelne
Steroe aus llno itabnlen tbn ielbit
ebenfals gefangen. Sana 5ogen iie
NIT ibren 8efdngeiten ob, an eine'll
9elpallerlingsfanal e1ltlang 9crt
miroen 0onalolon ntto Sntitb IN ein
@ebillb gefiibrt itno erlhoIielt.
0ooo's Seben iuairoe oilr6 Die Sur
Aprade perlhieoener Werifaner, De-
men er 8efdlligfeite11 ertpieleit batte,
gerettet. slmb feline eigetieit glrbei-
ter traten fir i'm Elm. Man beipaf)-
te i'm aber iebr nabl1fIig ltno rec'-
ltete bofit tpnbrIbeitIih oarauf. baB
er eitlen 5ludtperiud MAIDEN iperoe,
nobel man i'm oann erldieBen mir
oe. 0ooo fiel aber auf Den Shpilloet
itidt herein. Grit als 0as 8efedt
NIT oen amerifaniihen Soloaten be-
gdnn, nadte er iid oapon.
Mferifanilhe 8anoen iolIen am
ssreitaa an perIhieoenen Gtelle,l
iiber 0en Nio @ran0e aefommen 1ein. |
Son elmer 8anoe ipeiB man beItimin.,
oaR tie oer iSlib Bel Ola 6e Maua, in,
Ser g21he pon Weiiiion. aefreiist bnt.
Sic bliinoerte n,ebrere 4oufl16en inI
ser gead}barIhaft,s ttahm G1tteI. @e-
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5exas 4

s- anf ieiller 9tand nabe Mopcl
golleD Starb i'm boben Glitter bon so
Sabren s. s. Eothndrn, Der lett 60
Sabren i'm Gonrttp tpobnte. CT lit
elmer Der groBten aanobeiiser i'm
Gountp, gr biuterIdBt ieine ssrau
iao iieben ainoer.
Die 8rauen bon eagle 2afe
baben einen vgier Club" gegriiitoet,
iln IN Der Siibner- uno gier5uft
praftiihe Grfabrl,ng 5u ialnmeln.
Ger oM1iinerdor" in @aco bot
iid cine nelie SaGe gebaut, Die ON
IA. Septent6er eingelpeibt weroen
miro.
Or. s. @. gsilbite. bisber e.-
ner Der sfer3te Der SrrenonitaIt i'll
slnltin, lit ON oie Spite bes 9Saiteur-
Siiltitilts geitellt iuoroen.
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Serbien alt Seloe 5iebetl.. 9ie Nocb=
riht miro mol 1tidt gang ri1tSa iein.
Sm elmer ankerorbentlidlen Ser
iammlmng Der 9eitId)en Nllgemeinen.
Gleftrisitats @elelidaft in gerlin
Bielt Der Graiibent, Sr. gtatbeman,
cine &eOe, in Der er cine iebr giiniti-
&c Gdiloeritng Der ipsrtid)aftltd)ea
Gage 9entidlanbs ga6 Mmo erflartc,
Die engliid)e glpfaSe biete feline ge-
fabr mebr fir SeitM4ano. 9eatfd)=
lamb fOnnc obne iremSe 3mfuhr, ens.
cieenen Wiitteln eriitierea.
Ger 2cntnasf bon Ioritner, Der
ieinerseit in Der 3abern-9(ffaire cine
giolle Ipielte, lit sefallen. Die gage
3aberm Affaire liegt bemte 10 melt
binter nns, ais ieien fiinfsis Sa6re
ieitSem bergangen. 1tnb bod pai.
iierte iie erit ppr siuei Sabren.
Die oa6lniid)e 3eitnns1 mad)t ei-
ne Nnfitellnns, nadp Der Gnafanb
minoeitens cinen @erlMit bon Az
Erosent an ieiner Hnn0elsflotte SnrdJ
ben 1tnterleebuotfrieg erlitten hat.
Bon Tabr5ensen nit einem @ebalt
Ton inebr als bunbert Cons fat
Gnglano Gins ams sipansig perloren.
Die Gniien meloen, baR lie in Dcr
Giiitengegen6 bes &dnfains eincn
Slnsriff Der siirfen snriifseidJlagen
baben. glndl in Der Segeno bon Dlti
iupllen lie einen GriOls errnnsen ha-
ZEN.
9lns Serbien miro tpieoer einn,nI
beriftet,. oab bie Serben gefeiti-
'eunesorbeiten Der OeIterreider an
Der Conan iiito Der Sabe perbinoert
b1tten.
@on England aus miro anf's Glti-
idieoenlte IN 9lbreoe geitellt, oaB sic
> Ieit &ur5em aufgetau6ten sSrieoens-
geriidte" bon BORT misgingen nno es
miro oneeoelitet oaB pielleiht
Gelitiblano iie beruriaAt baben
modte Damn ldBt Die 9epel6e ei-
men boben 9enmten Der aber fliht
genalnt iein min, Die grfidrung ab-
seben, Gnglan6 itebe in 8esng amf
JrieOensbc6imgmngen beitte nod aaf
Sem ielben Stan6pnnft, ben 9samitlJ
in feiner Wnilo Saa-9feoe einnabnl.
(ss iuerSe nidyt eber Jrieben Idlie-
FEN, ais bis gelgien ,uieber Dpl(-
itanois berseitelt lei, bis Jranfreid)
sesen slnsriffe geidiikt lei, bis bic
GriitcnsberedJtignng Der fleinen gsa-
tlomen geiidert lei nn6 bis bie pren-
hiide WilitGrmaldine sertriimmert
iei.WaS inyinklano geideben lei, gabe
gar feiuen Gimflnfs anf ben Gntid)ei-
onngen Gnglanbs nno ebenip iuemig
peroe cine Mcn6eritng in Der oemt.
idJen llntericebootpolitif GnglamS
beranlaiTen, cine Menbernng in lei
mem ylofaoererfabren ,bor5nncbmen.
= Dieie sroBlpre1erilde grfldrana
lit erlaiien eritens Inn Die @eIt ali
taulhen, stpcitens nm bic 8unoesae-
noiien Gnglans s 5u beriibigen in6i
brittens I'M Sem eigenen 8olf pie--
Der Wut ein5mflosen. Cine @erat-
laiiung fir iie mar nibt oorbanoen,
oenn bon beu ongeblihen sSrie0ens-
gerilhten fat TOOL gtienaflo ettpas ae-
bort anBer oem 8erfoiier oieier gr-
flarling. 9ie ssoee, ooB 0eutfd-
lanO arisgsseriidte peranlaiic, lit
llniinn. Geiitidlanb bat bas nodo
nidt erreidt, INN oas es ben &alnpf.
6e9oniten bot nno miro oaber old
lett nod nidt gum sSrieoen blalen.
Cine TeronlaiIinlg oafiir liegt nift
Dor, bonn Ieine Strait lit nnpermim.
bert gelgien iuirS geipif iuieoer ber.
geitellt iuerben, aber mid)t bon Gng-
lamb, iumi ern bpn 9entidjlnuS nno
nadl bentiden @iiniden nmS 8e6ari-
niiIen. sSranfreid luirO audi sesen
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Riiek3ug der Rullen von der DINA.

Nnsriffs seIdJiitt iuerbem, aher ehea=
falls n:d)t nDn syranfreidD, ionbern
bon 9sntidlanb. 9ie @riitenShered)-
tignnep Der fleinen Gtanten fat Die
mano in 6rase seiteat ober ansetaitet
nno bic uprenkiids4 nrilitarifd)e Ma-
ldJime4 iuiro nidt sfrtriimmert iuer=
ben. oarallf fann Der ubo1e 8ean1te,
Der ieinen Nanetr tti6t nenrrell nil,
@aft ilebnens ltebrigers lit es la=
dlerlih, fpie rnars III @nefano intner
OF oem @ort upreuBil1" feitbalt.
BON 1ollte ooay nadgeraoe gentcrst
babelL tpelln man es porber itoL)
nift getpuBt bat, oaB es elm oeutides
&eiG giebts ano eaB man ben &C.
lanlflten oeitti6en &eid gegelliiber-
ftebt linb nidt 8reilBen aaein.
Die airfJtmiiiifben GolferIhaften
oes @5arenreibes. oie lett Sabrburt-
oerter' aefnebtprt tperber1, boffelt alle
auf be 8efreiitne ourb Die iiegrei=
diem oeitiGen 8affen. 90 erflGrt
Der Iiberale idtpeoif1e garlalnents-.
Ibgeoronete aapt. 2iIienoabl, Der ut
e5aenb StodDolrner 8latte lbreibt
uNiemanb fam tpii1iden, ooB o;e
Mntigen adnlpfe auf Dem oitlidett
arieggid}auploe eingeltellt meroen..
Sic erlfen Concentration oritlge.t
nun hiird Die rulliihen Gefangn;s-
glitter Gie 5ipiliiierte Belt oa1f
|nidt boffetl oaB Die 9ficnfipe Si1l-.
eentnlrgs aitfbort ebe so Millionen
dinnen, Yolen uno slngeboriee aii-
|ferer Gationalitaten bonn ruiiiiAcn
eSohe befreit iitto."
Mns @aibington mirb gemelbet.
gerbanolnnsem sipiid)en Jranfresdt
|nnS GnslanS ieien i'm Gauge, bic
m69Iider 8eiie 81 einsr MilberAng
Der snsliiden pDrber in Council )
iiibren iuiiroen, 10 6af seiuiiie oemtid)e
nnb 6fferreidiid)e Banrem nad) ame-
rifa gcididt merben f0nnten.
Gin Speaial 9orreiponoent Ser
ygoifiiden 3eitung4 liefert in bsc-
fer eine anIhalllihe geidreibalng
Oes brennenoen Brett sitoipsf, oel-
len 3eritorilng onrd Ole absie1en-
Den 2llIien er als. .eine idalloerbafte
|ino nniinllige Sat1 beseihnet. Oas
gan5e @elan0e 5tpiIden oen sluBen-
forts ullo Dem Centrum Der Staot
lit bertpiiltet, alle gauli1feiten it
&ninen beripanoelt. Ser Warftplos
bietet einen haotii1en slnblid Dor
Ga, mo iih emit oas 6abrifen=8iet=
tel erhob, iiebt man beute nur rautl-
geifipar3te Sriimmerbaufen nnb
|gan5e @erge burd Die @lutbibe per-
bogenen rno eelbmol5eiten "Details.
Snrititten oieier Metal- ltno @aG-
|iteinberge fteben 6em gininlr5 nabe
Shornlteine, oeren S6liinoen Slant
menlalilen uno Halhtpolfen ent-
ffeigen. Die gabngeleiie lillo NIT ben
griimmern oenlolierter @aggons
iiberidt. sSn oieiem 9riimmerfelo
irrten, als Die iiegreiden 9ruppen
ein5ogen, Dem 8erbnngern uabe 9iirl-
Der iimber. Die berrlide blaue Sup
pei Der 6atbeorale, Die elm fltitfelns
oes goloenen Greu5 fronte. lit
einselhirst .llno nod geItern", /,
iogt Der aprrelponoent, bat
oieie iebt in ganilren liegen=
ne Sfaot nidt tueniger als fiiilf-
5igtanieno Betpohner beberbergt".
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Nns WferiIo.

Radrihten oie nnier Staats-
eeparternent aus Sal1tpico erbnIten
bat, meloen. oaB bort alles rubig
lei inno onB man BEN Giienbabnper-
febr nit San 9uis Hotofi ipieoer
herge1telli babe
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Welb AZ berleihett.

y SIZE llniteo Sabings Wauf BON Ges
froit. Mid., bat iinbearer5te Gunr1en
Gelo gu berleihen niif Gn1l 2ntoi,io Giz
aeiltlinl. s. W. Nptplin, 402 Central
Office Nniloina.
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8efanntmnd,una.

Or. q. 8. Gins maht ieinen Friibes
ren altnoen nno Dem Bubiiflm befar,nt,
Dab er ieine 8raris als Slrst lnto @unos
cr6t ipieeer ailfeennmmen bat.
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@laiert.

usSsln sllifaitg beiBt es, mar Die
gSelt obe uno leer. Mittleriueile Is
lie ia bon getporoen nber DOE is fe ga-
bIieben
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siir 3eaiaIatmr.

9err 6. s. 2amee tiilloigt iid ais
SnnNoat fiir Die 2esislatur nIs giahfols
ger fur ben beritorbenen 2eprdieutanter
Sdipegmntln ail -
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Gbmaro $. 9ause, oettIder 9ae1tsan=
malt. 0aopre @ebdiloe, Gan glntoiiio,
Ser. Grpdett 5794.
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Or. 6. 6. Gabe lit 5it leiner Braris
Suriifgefebrt Office 22T Moore
gloq. (slnS.)
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SiiBe. 3imnits iliio eiilfabe 3afiees
Nons. Iuh Nrot I'M llmldlas 8aIiep ;
giobel 8nferb. 121 spe 8. groGett
-5S3S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-02
DISCOVER NATURAL GAS.

For years evidences of oil and natur
al gas have been found in various parts
Of Polk county, but only one or two at
tempts have been made to develop the
prospects, and these have failed for
lack of financial support.
One of the besG prospects of this kind
in the county is on the farm of Cass
Riggs, a pioneer of the county, near tne
Crowley school house, about five miles
north of Rickreall. Some % years ago
when he drilled well on the farm Mr..
Riggs noticed slight showing Of gas,
but no particular attention was paid to
it. Recently, however, a gasoline en-
gine has been installed to pump the
water and when this is done in large
quantities the flow of gas becomes
quite strong.
An ltemizer representative visited
the place Sunday and Mr.. Riggs demon
strated the phenomenon to him. When
Il lighted match is applied to the noz.
zle of hose connected with the pump
the gas burns in n flame several feet
long. The weight of the water in the
tubing Of the well evidently keeps the
gas in check. A peculiar feature OF
the gas is that it is entirely olorlcss.-
Dallas ItemiZer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-02
PIONEER PASSES BEYOND

Hathaway Yocom, Polk county
pioneer of 1850, passed away at the
home of his daughter, Mrs, Henry Buell.
near Falls City, October 81, at the age
of 81 years.
He was born in Sangamon county, II.
linois, August 81, 1881. He came to
Oregon by OK team in 1850 and settled
on donation claim near Bellevue
Some years later he became owner of
the Henry McKurn donation claim, Just
west Of the present town of Ballston
where he resided until about 1893, when
he moved to Portland.
On March 7, 1852, Mr.. Yocom was
married to Mary Tharp at the Thar
home, west Of Willamina. TO this union
were born six children four Of whom
still survive. They are: Mrs. Henry
Buell., Of Falls City; j.. NJ. and h. T
Yocom, Of Wasco, and w. A. Yocom, OF
Ballston. The deceased children were
Clementine Yocom, who died in 1882
and Mrs. Frances DeIashmutt, who
died in l902.-Dallas Itemizer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-02
NEW CITIZENS TO Be
GIVEN A LESSON IN
TRUE PATRIOTISM
twenty-five Applicants To
Be Examined Before Judge
Galloway Tomorrow

When 25 aliens come before Judge
Galloway tomorrow for their final ex
animation as to their qualifications to
citizenship the occasion will be made
more impressive than usual and the
new citizens will be given an example
in patriotism The county court and
members of the city council will be
present and large silk American Flag
will be presented by Clarence Ham
mond, in behalf of the Sons of the
American Revolution. Mrs. Carlton
Smith will sing "America and all of
the newly made citizens join in the
song.
Judge Galloway will receive the flag
and deliver the response to Mr.. Ham.
mond S presentation speech. Rev. A.
Moore will deliver a short talk to the
new citizens and Rev. Richard +.
Fischer will also make short talk on
patriotism. Mayor White will be on
hand for a few remarks to the new
Americans and the ordinary Natural
lzation Day scenes about Judge Gal
loway S court room will be of the
nature of an incubator for patriotism.
Naturalization Examiner Hazard
will conduct the examination of the
applicants for citizenship of which 25
have been notified to be on hand at
the court house at 10 o'clock.
The following is the list of those
who are scheduled to take their exam
inatiOn:
Fred Lorentz, Shaw; Alfred George
Mercer, Macleay; Friedrich W. o. Bar
tells, Silverton; Albert Haubman, Ger.
vais; Johann Heinrich, G. Bartels,
Macleay; Matthew Henkes, Woodburn;
Lieb Silberman, Salem; Severt Monson
Strand, Silverton; Louis Cromer, Salem;
Harmon William Theodore DeVries,
Salem; Anton Ruser, Mt Angel; Jens
Jensen, Mt. Angel; Valentine Usselman,
Mt. Angel; Anton Gehrmann, Salem;
Sebastian Engelhardt, Mt Angel; Louis
Hansen Mayer, Silverton; Olav John
son Seim, Silverton; William Weinrich
Silverton; Carl Henry Larson, Silver.
ton; John Eriek Larson, Silverton;
John Larson, SilvertOn; Adam Burns
Salem; Finley Edwin Peterson, Salem
Gustav Mund, Salem; John Henry Al
bers, Salem; Ludwick Nicholson, Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-02
FULLY OCCUPIED.

You must wake and call me early,
call ME early, Lizzie dear;
For tomorrow'll be the busiest day of
all this busy year.
OF all my busy days, Lizzie-and,
goodness knows circumstances have
kept me going at pretty larruping
lively lick most Of my life-the
busiest UP to date.
For l must hustle, Lizzie, to keep my
grin on straight.
I've worked so blamed hard at II
know I'll never wake
Unless you call me loudly when the
day begins to break.
They are coming on the morrow.
Niece Luella, who eloped last week
with a chap who has never done
anything more meritorious than 10
dance divinely-and giddy, glad
some bunch;
[ must greet them with the placid
smile Of Grimalkin after lunch.
Luella writes real sweetly; TO forgive
she's now inclined
All my opposition-I didn't know my
mind!
She'll arrive here in the morning
and the fellow she married actually
puts up his blond front hair in
curl papers!-of tomorrows' fateful
day,
And bring the bridegroom with heI
for a nice, long, joyous day.
SO be sure to wake me early; wake
me early, Lizzie dear.
Break up my matin slumbers though
you drag me by the ear
For our kinfolks and relationship
cluding Cousin Ezra Differdaffer
who SCOTS at my views on the Ini
tiative and Referendum, and his wife
who is interested in psychic mat
ters, and their children, all of whoEl
have elocutionary talent-have an
nounced that they will come
To help me greet the happy pair and
bid them welcome home.
And the Glee Clubs coming over, with
the poet of our town,
To entertain the prodigals and do the
thing up brown.
Tomorrow l must wear n smiie--ln
spite of all | have hereinberore sct
forth, together with the fact that !
have a note coming due and a touch
of the rheumatism already here
the whole enduring day,
And beam like a gosh.darned Peri, al
30 like a Queen o. the May!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-02
MIR. Trefz Talks To
COmrnrciaI Club

One of the most impressive as well
as interesting addresses ever delivered
before the members of the commercial
club was that of Edward F. Trefz, sec
rotary of the U. S. Chamber of Com
merce, in his talk today noon at the
luncheon given in his honor.
Tn showing the advantages to the
business men of the country of an or
ganized force controlled by business
men, Mr.. Trefz declared that until
within three years ago, the nation had
no representative business men at the
capitol, and that tine success of the
American merchant was in spite Of ad-
verse legislation instead of laws favor
ing business.
The great number of laws regulating
business were more of a handicap than