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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14

We are authorized to announce
LEE GIBSON,
of jacksonville. Hopkins cornty, KY,
candidate for Judge of this the
4th judicial district, subject to the &C.
ton of the Democratic primary, frs
Saturday in August, 1853
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14

.uss Old See. yt.G %. ... s S,n'tt.t
ne worst eases M MATTE ihlv 'on ts,audi..
sle 'nttd by the wonderful, A liablr ID,
IFeis Antiseptie Healing OH. II relieves
n '"a heah al The same time 90. Soc, .i.oI
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.

| take this method to let you know
| am still in business, at the sarne OLD
place, and am ready to give you most
hearty welcome to my store any lime
you may chance to come.
have nice stock Of goods which
4! will sell as cheap as you can find any
where for first class goods.
Twill buy your produce and will
give you the highest local market price
for same.
n Thanking you for your past patron
age and trusting that you will give me
chance to serve you in The future
with first class goods at reasonable
prices, remain
AS ever your friend,
W. N. WELDON, Cravne. Nv.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14

We are authorized to announce
JOHN w. BLUE,
Of Marion. Crittenden county, KY. as
a candidate for Judge of this the 18th
judicial district, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary, first Sat
urday in August, 1915.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
sl.O0 per year cash in advance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Stocks Are Inactive
But Unusually Firm

Copyright 1918 by the New York
Evening post)
New York, sept 7.-Taken as A
whole from the doy ON the stock Az
change, one might have imagined that
nothing whatever Of interest had han.
pened In international affairs.
After recovering from a slight initial
weakness. the market remaiped Inactive
the rest Of the day, but firm.
As during last week, SO today rail.
way shares monopoiged such aggressive
strength rs existed; anthracite coal
shares led the advances. The market
closed irregular but the most impress.
sive fact about il was that "war stocks -
had been rclegated to the background
an undoubtedly wholesome indication.
Sterling demand opened about a half
point under Saturdays prices-the last
quoted because Of Yesterday 5 holiday
but the early quotation was mostly
nominal, and downward trend was
presently in evidence. This carried the
rate from Sl,0d TO Sl6i 10 from which
u later recovered half cent but fell
back to s4,6S l'g before the close.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Daughter Of Minister
and Italian Count Suicides

Rome, Sept - Clasped in each
others arms odilla Van Waldersou,
beautiful young daughter of the Dutch
minister to Italy, and Count Gaealeni
pel Aquila Argana were found dead in
the counts Naples villa, dispatches
here today here declare.
death before separation read a
note in which the count poured out his
passionate love for the charming do.
hutantc and wrote Of his wife's threats
TO expose and disgrace him
Friends Of the diplomats daughter
Know OF the counts love for her. They
believe the couple met at the Italian
court and afterward frequently and
secretly at the villa.
The count had joined his regiment at
the outset Of the war, but was in
Naples ON leave Of absence.
Reports here say the count and his
wife were separated, as she had oh.
lected to his ardent attentions to other
women.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
President Taft
Gives Advice To Cities

Oakland, Cal, Sept. IT," Employ ok.
perts and pay them a good feeEtben
conform to their plan and accent their
judgment. " 'H'''
This was the advice given by Form.
er President Taft today to the repre-.
sentatlYes of California municipalities
attending the second California confer.
enee ON city planning at the Oakland
city auditorium.
Washington and Manila were held nm
as examples Of what good city planing
can can accomplish by the former presi,
dent; City planning was urged by the
speaker as the duty of all municipali.
ues' The beauty of WASHINGTON to.
Day ne said, sis due to t6e fore.
slght OF Washington is securing n def.
mite plan. " uel'
Andrew jackson was held responsible
oy Iatt for having first marred tho
blah tor capitol beautiful. jackson.
he stated, caused the erection of the
treasury building on a site spelling tbe
vista from the capitol to tbe Woi+o
mouse The location of the eonpression.
al library IS the second blot nnon tbo
original plan and the ex.president G do
clared tnat the future NAV bring abom+
ings. '" VI 'hese oulld'
.i, Inc ex'president raped the general
lVllcE OIL congressman in slasbing tbe
appropriation for the capitol and do
Jared 1t was done because tbe oon
s'essulen did not benefit poiticaIlv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Evidence is Gathered.

London, Sept. 7.-Evidence, gather
.u IN official and unofficial Quarters
itoaay, pointed increasingly to the be.
liet that the Allan liner Hesperian was
submarine victim.
queenstown dispatches said that
vight vg, hours before the explosion, the
vessel sighted submarine a few miles
aslerh' whereupon she took zig gag
Nurse, the usual means of avoiding he
ing hit by a torpedo.
AN affidavit to this effect, IL was
ssa,eu, senu was promised by one of the pas
.; Dcsplte this claim, the Allan line Of
aLoers reiterated that all their reports
tho ho"eu the Commander did not know of
t tne approach of the submarine and
asn". aeuCe mad no opportunity to attemp. an
,r,e iaese Officials raised the point Of
soI Ie.u7r Oermpny could c'a.m the ses-
=. Is. was lying to flee. in view of the
~ Ss.en p soms r.v'.ss to the actual
uAplos') l. u Ger ueiIui1s marine
pioIise to W'shir.;on rftr,s TO eseaps
"pTIo Tl Justify torpedoing.
Inc submarine theory was further
strengthened by joint affidavits, filed
MN nisa consul Frost at Queenstown, by
w WwesPenan Officers, and forwarded 10
y; y %s;ssnington, saying positively ythat the
was tOrpedoed without warning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Ambassador viii
Answer Serious CHARGES
Continued from Page opeo

NO'hnnued from Page One.)
ever ever experts OF the state department
w ,ooE'ng Up plecedents upon which
based. "'eh' be
1t was believed Secretary Lansing
Mo''u zen Ambassador Dumba that his
suggestion for a strike in the steel mills
auu munltlou factories IS displeasipg IN
tue United States. w
Despite the tension which has existoa
since the outbreak Of the war tbis is
.ne i'rst incident In which n foreign
vuNoy mas become involved. embarrass.
ing this government The aJmin;s,sn
eou @ rs strongly desirous. of AVOIDING
Hnnl action that would enable any bel
SS,s'''u' power to charge the United
states ,'s with being unneutral. Ambos.
Si' Sauor Dumba 5 frank admission of his
u,spa'.a O.,'Il''.u to the Austrian government
sss'St'hg the strike In American fac.
Hries 5, mas admittedly raised delicete
u'P,omauc dont however. aud much
Mllt depend on the explanation Dnmb"
~ A w secretary lansing today.
ambassador Dumba will not trv to
repudiate the evidence Of his alleged
e,as TO tie up factories in the Unife5
S5sa'es' high Austrian official said 70.
uay he will, however, endeayor IN
SvS'. r.,, nus strike suggestion ON the
S''""u OF lntolerable labor conditions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Residence Of Homer Sauder
Is Destroyed by Fire

The residence of Homer Sander NJ
i9lO South Commercial street noor
Rural, caught fire this morning abort
o clock and was total loss Tbe
alarm was turned in at 2:27 but bv tbe
time the fire department reached tbe
scene of the fire the flames had mode
tG, too much headway,to save the building
i, dhe Sauder family was asleep when, t6c
IRE was discovered and Mr.. Sauder took
ms wife and baby to a place of safetT
ana then turned in the alarm. y
Inc fire started near the place whore
t9e electric wires enter the house md
mr. Sauder is of the opinion that n
snort circuit was the cause of the tron'
pc a large part of the housebold
goods in the lower story were saved
put put the entire top story burned off and
Tue siding was charred nearly oil
around the bungalow so that il will br
necessary to entirely remove the old
structure before rebuilding. Tho ,oss
Is estimated at $4,000 which was nart
" covered by insurance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Trout In Waite Fountain
Grew Into Beauties

The twenty.three trout in the Waite
fountain in Wilson park were given -
rest yesterday when the water was MI
taken out and the basin cleaned nren.
aratory for special displays during
the state fair. '''"s
The trout were put in the fountain
on May /, 1914 and were then hail,
an inch long. Now they measure easiiy
IL to 10 inches in length and wore
ready to eat everything in sight whom
replaced in the basin.
since the new drainage pipes have
been laid, the basin can be emitted in
two hours and ten miutes while formor' ~
ly II required six or seven hours n
F. Marsh, who has charge Of tae fonn'
tain and the colored displays stste,
that he has trouble in keening tho
basin clean, as so many children and
even grown up folks throw stones snJ
old paper in the basin. Yesterday IN
cleaning, fully bushcl Of stones wore
taken out Mr., Marsh is PREPARING ~ ~
give an exceptionally fine DISPLAY new
week during the final band coueert
ana during state fair week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
HEALTH OFFICER IS
BUSY INSPECTING
HOP YARD CAMPS
DR.. Miles Is Looking After
Enforcing of Rules Of State
Health Board

Dr. 0. B. Miles, county health officer,
has been spending several days ont in
different parts of the county inspecting
hop yards. Last Sunday the inspections
were mostly north Of the city, WINE
yesterday, he worked in the southern
part Of tine county.
The state board Of health has issued
rules covering mop, prune ana berry
yards and these have Deen printed on
large plaeard and posted in all the yards
in the county. DR.. Miles states thar this
year the health in the county is excep-
tionally good, and that by calling the
attention to the owners Of the yards to
the special rules of the state health de-
partmert he hopes that the usual sick
ness following the fall picking may be
avoided.
AS the greater cause of sickness in
the fall is due to contaminated water,
general unsanitary conditions and care.
less handling of garoage and refuse,
the state board has issued the following
rules and regulations:
l. Every camping ground must be
supplied with pure and unpolluted wa,
ter The use of individual drinking cups
is recommended.
2. All garbage must be kept covered |
in barrels or galvanized iron cans and |
removed daily.
3. All foodstuffs, refuse or ANYTHING
n or adjacent to camp.hOuses or tent |
hat would serve as breeding place for
tlles must be effectively covered or
icrSened in such a manner as to exclude
lies. ''>'
1. Adequate number of toilets must
De provided and they must at all times
'e Kept in sanitary condition. Port.
'bie toilets with galvanized iron recep.
acies are recommended and in these
ecePtacles, disinfectants must be daily
lsed, but if pit is used, the BUILDING
must be moved at least once wear and
turing the picking season disinfectants
acceptable to the state board of health
must be used at least twice Il week
D. rents or camp houses must NOT he
Ocated nearer than 200 feet from anv
'arn, hog pen or other place where
manure accumulates.
d. No horse shall be tied. stabled or
enned nearer than 200 feet from anv
amp house or camp tent.
T. Roofs of buildings used for Bv.
ight. ''' ~ "D'er
q. Pools or ponds of stagnant water
lust be thoroughly drained or co,,onoj
nth oil. " '0'eieu
hemember-Dyseptery, typhoid fever
nd pneumonia follow the picking sen.
on, All are preventable. Do yonr
art. F0u'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Watching the ScOrebOard


Doe White had cause for collapse yes
terday when the Angels trimmed the
Vernon Tigers twieely
The morning game was garnered By
the seraphs by three run affair off
Henley in the eighth, just after Vernon
bad laboriously overcome an early lead
And the second was won right Off the
reel when the Angels hamburgered Hit
for four tallies.
All Of which however, failed to re.
gain first place for Dillon, as San Fran
cisco took doublehcader from Port
lnnd, making eight games out Of nine
taken from the erstwhie champions.
Oakland and Salt Lake divided.
Red Sox dropped double header to
New York. Braves lost twice to the
Giants and slipped down to third
place.
Eabors Of the Athletics hurt his hurl
ing arm and had to quit in the second.
Athletics lost twice to Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07

1t was declared that so far as known
no British patrol ships were within
miles of the Hesperian. Captain Ma
and his Officers believed, as matter
of fact, that they were out of the SUI.
marine zone.
The official report of Captain Main
on the attack reached the admiralty
today. When the report is digested, u
brief statement is promised as to wheth-
er the Hesperian was torpedoed without
warning or attempted to escape or ram
the submarine. This statement will also
touch upon any other material subje
that might be matter of controversy.
Inc latest report from the Allan Of
tices is a complete contradiction of the
Iirst otflclal statement declaring that
all passengers and members of the crew
OF the Hesperian were saved. The body
Oh MISS Carberry, of st. Johns, N F., is
now at Queenstown and six second
cabin and six steerage passengers are
missing. In addition thirteen members
OF the crew are unaccounted for, max
ing the total list of dead 26.
with the arrival of officers who re-
NAMED aboard the Hesperian in Queens
town 1t was established that the liner
went to the bottom only short dis
taree from the scene of the attack, al
though she remained afloat almost SO
eours a, after being torpedoed. With the
! iiiooding of the forward compartments,
however, the Hesperian propellers
We're thrown into the air and it was
impossible to tow the vessel.
surviving passengers and members of
0 Cne crew were scheduled to leave
queenstown for London today by spe-
Inc Hesperian's commander was
duo'eu i here as saying the vessel was
attack.
inc Allan line officials are hopeful
at enat 1urther checking of lists of pas
sengers and crew will reduce. their esti-
mates of missing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
WoMAN's BEAUTY NO SECRET

mat II an lies in the care she bestows
upon gPon herself herself and in keeping at bay
M ITo'o dread ills peculiar to her sex
tbn iue Ilasning eye, the elastic stem and y,
, .ne clear complexion never accom, onu
pony organic troubles. Tho Jii Siii
mSssea ooi expression, lassitude beaS u,S
sSnes tE ana mental depression arc DoaE oai,.
trort,o1 @ 'e1''tale symptoms. Women so
bo,u bvuG,eI :. v should take Lydia E. PINK,
il,n nam $ Vegetable Compound, that sin, INK
bn Pn remedy made from roots S,,,l am5
merus mor,,,. ana restore their health % o"o u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
PAVING IN MARION
COUNTY COSTS LESS
THAN 5000 A YARD
First Accurate indication
Brought In By Returns AT
Fairgrounds

I Marion county is enabled to put
down hard surface paving at a cost of
approximately 60 cents per square yard,
or, j94 cents per square yard, to be
exact, according to the prices charged
TO the state for laying Of the hard sur
face pavement inside the state fair
grounds. This is simply an indication,
however, as to the cist of the pavement
in the rest Of the county All of the
bills for paving are not in yet and it
is impossible to make a final statement
until all Of the prices are available ac
cording to Road Master Culver.
Inside the fairgrounds Abs square
yards were put down at a total co st of
S24S5.Sl and Of this sum $627.75 was set
aside for the use Of the paving plant to
be applied on the purchase price if the
plant is purchased by the county and to
20 as a royalty for the rent of the plant
If the county does not purchase. TheI
above price, however, is exclusive Of theI
grading Of the road as this was done
by the eonyicts Of the state pen and
was simply for the application and
finishing Of the hard surface pavement
and the cost Of labor and materials.
The extremely short haul from the
plant on Highland avenue to the fair.
grounds also reduced the cost some.
what but for the entire distance in
front Of the new pavilion, or about one
third of the total yardage, two courses
were laid which nearly eyened up for
the short haul Where the haul is
longer the cost will be greater and also
where the grading must be counted as
an additional expense the cost will be
more than GO cents per yard The
county court, however feels satisfied
that IT has provided good service.
able road at a minimum cost and at
a cost that can be made up out Of the
general road fund and will not call for
an issue of road bonds or extra taxes.
It has been proven by repeated tests
that there is no suck a thing as a
permanent" road though some are
more permanent than others. In past
iears owners Of the patent right on
pavement boosted that theirs would
provide permanent road but the many
hances that purchasers of permanent
Dads have had to patch the holes and
racks in these same permanent roads
las brought the county courts and tax ,
ayers to discount all claims for
road. Whether or not tns
'avement put down by the county this
ear will stand the test Of time can
nly be proven by time. On the face
he roads appear to be as permanent as
ny roads of this nature and Of even a
ost Of four or five times as great
The pavement this year was more or
'ss of an experiment with the Marion
ounty court and even if few holes
ppear it is not likely that the road
I'LL Ego to pieces all at once" as the
ne hoss shay, and the experiment will
OF be an expensive one even if the /
Dads are not success. If they are /
uecessful this county will have been 2
rovided with several miles Of hard a
lrtaee pavement roads at Il minimum {
ost and at no increase in taxes, and $
ithout an issue of road bonds to I
'ortgoge the county's tax receipts for a 1
eneration or more. +
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Registered In London.

London, Sept. 7.-Severe earthquake
shocks, believed to be in the Pacific
ocean near Panama or in Central
America, were registered on seismo.
graphs here today.
rms report is believed to refer to tbe
same disturbances which were recorded
m !mor several hours late last night, one
the Georgetown University seismograpb
at Washington, d. G.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.

Sacramento Cal, Sept IA. p
Nicholson was probably fatally in,
jured and Lew Manning badly hurt
shortly after midnight this morning in
an Automobile cceident on the Dublin
road near San Ramona Junction. A
large Maxwell ear, containing several
men aud women crashed ito the rear
OF the car Ia which Nicholson and
Manning were ridig, Manning was
thrown clear but Nicholson was caught
IN the wreckage.
Miehelsm is secretary of tae iitney
bus association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
FOUR LABoRERs PERISH.

Eav, 'u,s, Nan Sept, -Four Missouri,
isSus tsaasNs ana Texas railway laborers per.
'.'p,', 'sasI Waen a railway crossing sign onto
winch they had climbed, from a handear
70 escape the floods Of Elm creek was
~ "''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
FLOOD IN KANSAS

lola, Kan, Sept. 7-Hundreds Of resi-
dents were rescued today from roofs
and upper stories Of their homes, and
from tree tops after they had sought
safety from the floods Of Elm creek.
They were warned by fire alarms, tele.
phone calls and shots that the seven
inch rain was bringing devastation in
its path toward the eastern and south.
ern section of town.
Many persons, however, are miss.
ing Property loss is placed at 800.
600.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS ARE FELT
Costa Rica, Nicaragua and
Other Central American
States Rocked

New York, Sept. 7.-Severe earth.
quakeS last night rocked Costa Rica.
Nicaragua and elsewhere in Central
America and lower Mexico, reports TO
caole companies here today declared.
Gable service to these sections is in.
terrupted, hence no details are avail.
able as to the damage.
Caole officials thought, too, that Dos.
sibly Panama and the islands off
central America had suffered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
WANT ABE RUEF's ADVICE

ukiah, Cal, Sept. ABE Ruef 90
eompanied by DR.. Rainsford and party
OF friends, visited Orrs hot sprins.
today. The former boss has deyeloned
INTO a nature student since his ~.
lease. He is receiving hundreds os
letters letters daily asking for assistance and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07

~ London, sept. The All. .,
tornosaos yrlaa was was not being conveyed whSn ,e
staicS h,SVvu nn., or the Irish coast il was TSs
''TSya W;., ,aathoritatively here TO-DAY was
,ss, Wl'h an official statement fyor, a.
Sal'sers ;n ser OF the steamship eomnanv v, ,, .ne
.ag tne possible dead as A resnls piae'
s.aking OF the liner at 20. invest;oot;Sne y, Sne
%ssS under way today to determ;nss Ss'vhs III
surrounding tho az, a,,..l .ae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
ACCUSED HANGED HIMSELF.

Auburn, Cal, sept {. n. NJ. Arvin.
charged with attempting to assault his
step daughter Jewell Tooley, aged is,
hanged himself IN Jail at noon today.
Aryin confessed to the charge. His
wife died last May.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07

St Louis STAR Petrograd saws the
grand duke is Turing the Germans into
q trap aud will strike a decisive blow
later Later Is indefinite. What Rus.
stop watch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Federal LaaRne.

AT San Francisco--San Fran.
cisco 1873, Portland 81.
AT Los Angeles-Yernon 3.2,
Los Angeles "a.
AT Salt lake-Salt Lake $40,
Oakland G.3.
X X X \. \: 4; \, X \. X X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
Report Of Page Received
AT National Cauitsl


d E-0I1IHuVd rTom Page 0ne.l
ioni i%St''us, Mich. "Both of them were -
so;s .OE when the torpedo struck ), "'IS E.. oe.
iSas, Lease svlng the impression, that be 'Vs. ..
bori5oS S Sas &, convinced the liner was snh AZ
mate0 'uVt; H. Inc Allan line, he added Ss,; ouG
mates ~ tRat twenty persisted. Du'u' esn'
unonests;a ssoin reported that the Hesperi,r n
4"'S'iohaoly carried a Al inch a,'u ,ui'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS.

Chicago, Sept. Mrs. Charles II
Vanderbeck, Of Philadelphia, eastern
woman golf champion, today stands AT
the head Of the entrants in the national
woman 5 championship golf tourney at
the 0nwcntsia club. The champion
qualified yesterday with 81 Matcd
play rounds began today
Chicago, Sept. Tho Chicago Ma
tionals have purchased Alex Mccarthy
from the Pittsburg Nationals.
~. Louis, Sept 7.--lIerman Laubis
today is again champion ten mile swim.
mcr Of the Missouri Athletic assoeia.
ton. He came in ahead Of nineteen
swimmers his time boing one hour, 30
minutes aud five seconds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07

A cent a word C0iH tell your
story in the Journal NeuU Today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
When is a cigarette
Sensible?

So they surely are SEN
sibIe for you-except pos
sibly fer the taste.
Andwhen it comesto that,
it will be mighty strange if
you don't like Fatima's taste
they couldn't sell so fast
if the taste weren't extra
good, could. they?
Why not get Fatimas this
very day and find out for
yourself how sensible a
cigarette can really be?
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-07
STANDING OF CLUBS

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