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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
DOUBLE HEADLINE BILL FOR
THE GRAND SUNDAY

Beginning Sunday afternoon, seven
new vaudeville attractions will be pre-
sented on the double-headlne bill,
which will include sect the Money" ]"
with Harry Mason and his players, in
which Mr.. Mason is featured as a He
brew peddler.
Mason is one of Americas leading
portrayers of Hebrew character as it
really is, and his latest three-scene
playlet is an unusual vaudeville offer
ing showing five characters. The ped
dler's son, Abe, wants to be a prize
fighter so that he can make enough
money to send his sister to college, but
the old pedler objects and, after
much persuasion from daughter and
son, he allows the son to fight. The
playlet is brim full of exciting situa-
tiOns, is interesting and cleverly enact
ed by capable company.
Bud Snyder, "The King of Sensa-
tions," and his company make a trio of
thrill and fun producers of the kind
that theatre goers do not often see.
One minute you hold your breath at a
darink trick, and the next minute you
laugh at the 1unny antlcs OF ms TWO
fellow workers.
Harry Gerald and Clara West, in their
Breeze From Musical Comedy" skit
will please with their nifty, clever and
vivacious mannerisms.
johnson and Connell, as the Swede
and the Irish prima donna, will offe
q good comedy and singing act.
Jane Barber and Fred Jackson will
present an original talking and piano.
logue act and some good singing.
Cadieux, the sensational novelty wire
artist, has 4 great act which is differ
ent from tne average act of this kind
Some of his feats on the bounding wire
are extremely thrilling, and his act
throughout is produced in most pleas
ing manner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
Flood at Kaiser Bottoms

SCapital Journal Special seryiee.)
Kaiser Bottom, Or, Feb. ia flood
in the Kaiser Bottom vicinity seems
scheduled for this place. Much low.
land in the neghborhood of the river is
partly submerged. School is tempor.
arily suspended as the children are nm.
able to reaen Kaiser school from the
river side. Wv
1t IS thought that a continuous down.
pour may result in much backwater up.
On low lands here. Some old residents
Of 1890.
The chicken pie supper on Friday ev.
ening between $3.50 TO $3.50 AZ HAYES.
vile church promises TO be a hummer
The Hayesville Dramatic club will give
a play entitled "Between the Acts j
IN when several clever specialties are
introduced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
California Backs Him.

San Francisco, Feb. 11-Maurice Ne
Loughlin will have the backing of the
man VINO defeated him for the nation.
al tennis championship in his fight to
retain his amateur standing, it became
known today.
William M. Johnston, national cham
piOn, discussing the case today said:
Mclaughlin has done more than any
other man for tennis in the United
States. He was a popular nation Al
champion and | dom believe that en-.
tering the sporting goods business
makes nim any the less an amateur.
" II the professionalism charges car
ry, it is the duty of the Pacific Coast
Tennis association and the Southern
California TEAMS association to make a
determined fight for Mclaughlin and
Bundy."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
willard On His Way.

New YORK, Feb. ll.-Heavyweight
Champion Jess Willard will arrive acre
tomorrow prepared to push to com.
pletion his training for his coming ten
round battle with Frank Moran at the
Madison Square Garden Marcn 8. Tom
Jones, his manager, made this an
nOuneement today.
Charlie White, of New York, will
referee the fight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
Market FluCtuateS But
Shows No Real Changes

Copyright 1916, by the New York
Evening Post.)
New York, Feb. IL The stock
market today reflected nothing except
the fact that this is the eve of a
double holiday. Il advanced and de-
elined, and again advanced and de-
elined, ending with the most irregular
net changes but with majority of
stocks near yesteray's close.
II the market had been in the reg
uar habit Of passing judgment on pub
lie events, it might have been looked
to with unusual interest as TO the eff
feet Of the Garrison resignation and
the Berlin memorandum concerning
armed merchantmen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
GETS MULE WITH MAN

Hopkinsville, KY, Feb. liner
chants offer mule, $500 worth of
premium tickets and wedding ring to
the first woman here to acknowledge a
successful leap year proposal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
HONEST ABE" STORY HOUR

In honor Of the birthday Of our hero,
there will be stories Of Lincoln for the
story hour on Saturday morning. II
time permits tae children shall have
TO tell some Of their fa-
vorite incidents Of Lincoln 3 life.
The story hour is held every Satur.
day morning at $3.50 at the public
library. All children from six to
twelve are specially invited. The doors
open for the children five minutes be-
fore the hour and earlier when weather
IS too bad for them to wait outside.
Try CAPITAL Ianrnal Want Ada
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11
STUCK TO HIS UMBRELLA

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 11.-JOhn Hod
son, a teamster neld onto the UNI
brella Of his wagon scat yesterday
when So mile wind struck it. He was
carried off his scat and landed on his
head in the street Physicians at taC
city hospital say he has a chance to re
cover.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11

reputation that rates them as being
little the best for tonight's contest.
Coach Mathews team, however, will
show the Gem-staters that they must
play from the start to finish if they
hope to win.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11

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4 Journal New Today Ads de- X
+ liver the goods. 4
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11

New Today Ads work while you
sleeP-will have results for you in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-11

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rox.rAAE p AAESDAxHf
OF COLORADO. rr,.
PETITION UNDER ~
TIVE AND REFEsRsrs. b.
Notice Ia hereby
General Election nesa "
sehsn Day Of November ~ Ky
n VIII be Submitted !. \.
electors OF the STATE =,
of tneIr approval or ~
toiIortns Proposed ,m,nSN
consttqtioa ~ the stats y
initi2set hT Petition unS..' :, ~. ~
ave and Referendum. rst.s
oeution eoni1iasd IN. .is..
more than the required
VIII Sci OF the Ier,, 1sns4
ths State Of Colorado
70 accordance with m. ~
In the offtrs Of the sec,ss.l
on the Thirt day Of mi,
AZ a-so O'Clock p. ".
TIE authority for .nh,,..
proposed amend nent 10 m. -
sion ta found n Section y,
OF the Consultation of ~.
Colorado. providing for ~ ~. ~
and Rsfsrsadua- uQ
AN AMENDMENT TO rBr -,
TCTIoS OF THE STATE ~ = T.
RADo TO BE KNOWN AZ ~
, OF ARTICLE XXI. Nrors ~
ING LIQUORS.
Be 10 Ensetet BY the Psc,,. = ~,
Of Cslo>gso
That the Constitution a, n. u
COLORADO be and the .ams !. u.
amended ~ adding thereto ! r.
% an article To b known /, ~
AzHEfacture and Sale Of Bs.,s
section 10 be added TO ArtIsis 4
Intoxieattns LiQuors.~ to re,d n
lows
Section ;. Beer Is hereby ~
to be \ nou-ia,ozieatlng liam, r
the meaning o. this Article II IL r
stitut!or- and the manufacture m
q. beer Is hereby made lavtuL ~
ed however, that all beer shan M
n uaoroken pIcsages and ~
directly to the consumer 1t II ?
e-nc-- The state Treasurer
charge and collect a tax Of ID
cents per barrel for each and y
barrel OF beer iaaarfactured
This section shall be self-eIsy
The slgnsFs hereof designate u
potEt the folio ring persons d q
sent theui in all matters atfeetHl
same Edward g Anderson. Isfl
mont Place. Denver. Colo: m
{GnxhAsna, ALL Front View CUi
Denver Colo, Martin Nielsen, nj
street. Denver. Colo. S Knuttd (
Boulevard 2 Denver. Colo: NJ
Koch 2e23 " 9Th Ave. DearHle
The ballot title Of this msasstt
follows
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PROPOSED LAW OF THE
OF COLORADO, INITIATE
PETITION tNDER THE
TIVE AND REFEREyDuA

TIVE AND REFERESDVA
Notice Is hereby given th.t y
General Election TO Be heh
seventh. day Of November. A.
there will be s1hmitted 70 ~
fled electors OF tae state oiSoes
their approval or ELECTION. tns ~
proposed Law Of the state eivt r.
initiated by Petition under ~
tive and Refere MUM wnien
petition contained the hsnas;'
more than the required nu
Wtc. sT1 OF the legal 49,
the state OF Colorado. duly VI
ia accordance with the Lau.
IN the office OF the SecretAiy
on the Fttth day of July.
at k:us} O'Clock. P. ~ Sj
The authority for suomittinsf
posed Law Is found In Seeuu1
tfcfs V OF the Constructor y M ~
OF Colorado, providing tos w ~
and Referendum
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR Inss '7
OF THE INSANE, AND REr.
AL ACTS AND Parts vsss
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH III
H1 fe Enacfed By the Peoste y sa
sf csisrade:
section /. Tha, all person.
beru or may hereafter oe .s r.
~. insane. are hereby mAes
ene srate Of Colorado; anS y
~ r,ad. the d1ty OF tns M
Epard "a Corrections to aons y
Snsar.do Insar- Asylum or
: ~ care for elsewhere. ~ an.s r
SON. who may be comm'e'
c-uiorasIo Insane Asylum -. X
60 That the stAtuu 3
state shall not be suasrsou3!
tnu number Of lnsane ioni{
Esrf IN any building a. ~ tnssrS II
INNS and the Colorado ~, N
r..-ffcn. shall have NO pe.ha5
or enforce any RUE - ~ ipe1
VII limit the numos M u
sons to be cared for - iesSae +
thnf VIII deny to any ips1
fhn care furnished o.nt sst ~;
sons by the state. ot 80 Il
Wny ahrfdge the pun n.rts r
Sec / All acts ano hl1J|
In conflict herewith
- ~. petisiouers. hsrsOs ~
.rC nrnoint the follouln n
-nna veh0sr addresses ~ ,spl1
sn-ir. vrspective names. - ,sa n
ss~@.-~ hereof in all n
esS. reeiriou: Edward = 01l
Marfpu ST. Denver. ssnr ss ST.
Waliace. si5 So. owr,sffn
CuIo. george A n
Cnln- .,der vhicl.
going proposed is~ @ offjciil -
shnlf appear on me - foIlb4
sai.f slsction shall pe :.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO. INITIATED M
PETITION UNDER THE INTrIA-
TIVE AND REFERENDCN
Notice Is hereby given that at the
General Election 10 ns held on ths
there with be submitted to the quail
tted electors OF the state OF Colorado.
for their approval or reiecnou. the
following proposed amendment to the
Constitution OF the State Of Colorado.
Initiated by Petition under the Inittzk-
tive and Referendum. which initiated
more than the required number Ito
wit SD Of the legal voters of
the Ssstss OF Colorado. duly verified.
in ne office Of the Secretary Of State
an Ne First day OF July. A ID. 1915
at --3Q O'Clock. p. N x
The authority for submitting such
tfan Is found In Section I Of Article v
OF the Corstitution Of the State os
Colorado. providing FOR the Initiative
and Referendum
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
TO BE KNOWN AS SECTION IL.
ARTICLE XII OF THE coNsrrru-
TON OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADO.
3s 70 Enactsd b. tAs People at tAs s.atr
af Caiorado.
Section IL Appointments and promo
tons in the Civil Service OF the STATE.
and Of all the Civil Divisions th~ruof In
eluding Cities of the ttrst and second
class. shall be made according to merit
and fitness to be ascertatnsd. SO far
as pracsicahie, by examinations. whfch
so tar as practtcuoia. shall be COM
petittye. when necessary for the good
Of shs service. appointments to posi-
tions requiring technical professional
or sctsuttfic kno~iedge or training.
trVnIr raxl -. ~
ors Laws shall be enacted making !
continuing appropriation Of an ads-
quate sum 20 make this section effect
I'VE and spontaneously operative. and. In
the ahssnce OF adequate law. provitf-
ing therefor. the expenses " the com,
mission and salaries Of It's employees
Of the State. as the expenses aud SAL
aries OF executive offtcsrs and snt-
piosses are paid
The enforcement os this secs,on and
ot Al ia~s and rules relating to Civil
ssrvtsa snau be vestef In three conn
I p1tent persons, not more than tvfo az
whom shah BE- adhersnts of the sAms
poiiscnl party. as C1vh Sarvic~ Com-
\ ntssionsrs. appointsd BY the Goxesnog.
60 serve for six years, four yesrr nnsi
Two years. respscstsstx. from tns ants
successors ara appointed ana qunnfissA
Ssssx a0srnAts year. ths o0v&Pnor
ssssar sas Sessss 81 sss en- one Pssson Y ne sas-
| snail expire 10 serve foe the tera &
H years from the dnt@ of xppoins~
I msos and until = snccss.or tns npnoinks1
49, eonAnAds wacAnetao Aas u -
1slsa t,..sa sor tnA unsxpaEsd ks4rR ontE -
Esommsss,onsrg 1aS sAeh ks6slyS rSi1|
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TIE Bssshsrnssosf NJ lSsszN-s-s
Ffreraen ansf EaSasmsn Is u1szu1v1-
eaffv and uncvmpr-susiSSRzsy Tsuper-
anc@ orsnnszatian- ssys The FIr~nzc
ami EnsinemenFs Magazine
80 closely does the 1rrsnizzriSn
asfnere ID this principle thar All rfzs
hrewerSes and dtStsIferieS Of the cac-
sfnenk eunnined hare not enoaz;,
money sn hug one iine sf ADVERTISING
spaes in ifS ofnc.af puhiseanon. he
Brn<he<A<sst at E0esmocive Eiretnea
aad Ensineme0ss Masaxine, for the
rnrnsse az aafrerrfssng thssr sntoriear-
ing rE1sznEt&
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In witness whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affixed the Great
Seal OF th. Srlte Of Cpio-ado. at the
CITY OF Denver. this Eighteenth day Of
JOHN z RANER
fssaD Secretary OF State
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In Witness whereof. hiss
uato set ny haud and afilM
Great seal q the State Of Cel
at the City ot oeHysr. this Eigiu
day Of August. \ D 1915
JOHN E RAN4
ts~aD secretary d 81
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House Bill No IFS. m TF
Act Relltirg TO the P-ac- r
rtc~ o, Medicine In the NJ
Sal nt CnlcraIo.
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Fur an Act prov.a.tm v,rs.tmels
usnnn cnFu ana
fOr IN the insane l.
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MANUFACTURE AND
SALE OF BEER
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PROPOSED AMEyDv.-s IL
CONSTITUTION Or
COLORADO. IsiYIiy
PETITION rxDER ~ H.
TIVE AND RErvnp.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO rHE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO. INITIATED III
PETITION UNDER THE INrrIA-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-13
HOW TO GET RID OF
CHRONLCDANDRUEE

The only sure way to get perman-
emily rid OF dandruff Is to remove the
conditions that cause IL and then keep
the hair and scalp in a clean, healthy.
vigorous state. so dandruff viii never
return This beats shampoos. which
merely remove the dandrun for a few
days at most Lee & Osgood are now
strongly recommending a harmless. in
expensive and quick acting prepara-
ton called Parisian Sage that Is
guaranteed to act directly on the
cause OF dandrufE and which already
has become generally known as a safe
and efficient treatment which cannot
possibly inture the hair or scalp.
Here is a test no one should fail 20
try. Get a package OF Partisan Sage
from your druggist: rub little Of IL
right into the Ealr roots with the nm
ger tips and ere for yourself how
quickly all e=ndrufT disappears. the
hair stops falling out and itching scalp
| Immediately ceases. Even one appii-
cation usually gives the hair a strong,
healthy appearance. Nothing hurts
the hair moro than dandrufi. so why
not begin using Partisan Sage today
and be forever rid OF it,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-13
FUNERALS.


With a large number attending, the
funeral of Addison Avery was held on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
from his late home on Hamilton av-
friends attending from Providence,
Fall River. New London, Noank, Po-
quonoc and other places. Rev. Joseph
F. Cobb. pastor of the Church of the
Good Shepherd, officiated at the SER
vice. The bearers were DR.. John w.
Callahan, Stephen ]. kehoe; James i.
Ring, Charles Pierce of Allyn's Point.
John Vetter and Jedediah Shirley of
Fall River.
There were delegations of sir
knights from Palestine commandery
No. 6, K. r. of New London and Co
Norwich, and Norwich lodge, No. 4S2.
B. P. Q. E. and officials of the New
England Steamship company. The
casket was covered with many beauti-
full flowers. Burial was in Yantic
cemetery and the Knights Templar
the grave by G. Hadlai Hull, Eminent
Commander of Palestine Commandery
of New London, and Arthur B. Calkins,
prelste.
Cummings and Ring were in charge
of the funeral arrangeents.
Mrs. Harrison Randolph Aldrich.
At 2.3O o'clock Wednesday afternoon
the funeral of Mary j. Rogers, widow
of Harrison Randolph Aldrich, was
held from her late home, No. 2S1 Lau-
rel Hill avenue. In attendance were
relatives from New York, Perth AmbOy
and Watch Hill. Rev. F. Johns Bohan-
an, rector of st. Andrews church, Off
ciated. The bearers were George D.
Fillmore, Lewis r. Church, Charles D.
Gallup and Herbert w. Gallup. Burial
was in Yantic cemetery, where Rev.
Mr. Bohanan read a committal service
at the grave.
Undertakes Church & Allen were in
charge of the funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Sarah Bushnell.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Bushnell
was held from the funeral parlors OF
c. A. eager, Jr., Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D
D.. pastor of Central Baptist church
officiated. There was a large attend
ance and many flowers. The bearers
were Henry Fields, Chester Bushnell
Frank Q. Smith and Henry Norman
Burial was in Yantic cemetery.
Ernest w. Wadham.
The funeral of Ernest w. Wadham
was held from his residence on La
than street, Groton, Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock Rev James R. BiXler OF
New London and Rev. Henry w. HUI
bert, pastor of the Groton Congrega-
tional church, officiated. Burial was il
the family plot at Groton cemetery
Floral tributes from many friends were
received. Several railroad men and
other acquaintanCeS from this vicinity
were among those in attendance al
the funeral
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-13
STORY OF VILLAS DEATH
MERELY A RUsE
New Version Brought to 81 Pa5o by
Mexican Cattle Man.

FL Paso. Texas. April I2.-An entire
new version OF the story Of Villas
death was brought here today by a
Mexican cattle man, who claimed TO
have suffered a visitation from a band
Of Villa followers on his ranch near
Bachiniba- This man said that Villa
was neither dead nor wounded. hut
that Pablo Lopez. the bandits notorl-
Gus lieutenant and execusioncr-in-
chief, had died and that Villa had de-
hberately used his deaf has the basis
OF the story OF his own finish.
The cattleman told the following
story:
Il was in Guarraro at the time Villa
came there and afterwards when the
American soldiers arrived believed
was safe for me to return to my
ranch.
Last Thursday a band OF twenty of
Villas men rode up to the ranch
house They took a little grain that
had and killed one Of my cows and
had a great feast. They had several
bottles Of liquor that they had secured
at Guarrero and Afinaca and got rret-
~ drunk before they were through.
They ridiculed the American SOL
diers and boosted about the way Villa
had fooled the "gringoes" by sending
guides to the American officers WIFI
stories of different places in which hs
was hiding. Then they talked about
Lopez. and said he wash dying and
that as soon as he was dead the grin.
goes would be told IL was Villa and
then they would all go home
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-13
CONGESTION OF FREIGHT
ON IsTRMUs OF PANAMA.
Cars and Wharves Are Used for stor.
age Room.

Panama April 12.-In order to re-
lieve the great congestion OF freight
the Panama Railroad company has
placed an embargo on goods destined
for all ports on the west coast Of South
America couth of Callao, Peru The
closing OF the Panama cnal last Sep
TENDER caused n vast quantity OF
freight to be routed for transshipment
across the Isthmus with the result that
the shipping companies on the west
coast have been unable to handle the
freight offered
Because OF the vast amount Of this
business the shipping companies have
taken to carrying only the higher paid
freishts. leaving the low class OF COM
modities TO accumulate on the Isthmus
and TO be stored at the expense OF the
Panama Railroad company on its cars
and the wharves at Cristobal and Bal
boa This need for storage room has
absorbed many OF the railroad COM
pany's cars and has greatly hampered