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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
Ruln(&tr 6eWaltltoB niedtr9<brV@en.
rim; eopoln erfdmpf ste9
ab aaftt oes @an"meroes foHet @"
sen bel ausf 3bdt9fe bemtim nn
am9e9rimen Sml9am be'ebem
oe Mem omempe 1T &obpnem

@obrbeit bar. 9ie 5ituation miro
treffe1lo be5eidnet bur6 oe1r geltrigen
9lus1pru9 6es &ronprin5en bon
gaper1r: u@ir baben 10 griinoli6e
gorbereitungen getroffe1L oaB mir
oen for1ne1roen @reigniiien NIT boil
ligen1 @lei91nutb entgegen ieben fo11=
re11.
sS11 @oIbpnien tpmr6en rullil6e
9(ngriffe obgei@logen, uno an onoe-
rem Stellen ser ruili16en Tront ba'
ben sic 6eutl9en be5tp. 0iterreid=1n=
gariIhen Sruppen ortli6e @rfolge
errnngen.
Ser Mon6elter Guardian, Elm
Elm flubrei6eS Iibera1eS 8latt, ertbeil=
te bel1te ber1 &riegsminiiter 9api6
9lop6=@eorge eine 16arfe 3urehttpei=
flung 4pegen ieiner grfldrungen an
sic l1rite6 HreB un6 nubm 6ie @ele-
ge1beit ipobr, eine ausfiibr1ide ol1=
fborii iierte @tellung 5u 6en @niprii.
hen Ser 9lniierten ei1t5unebmen. Ser
@1ar6ien lit sos erlte einfluBreihe
8lott i'm England, mel4es 9lopo=
Georges @rflarung, 6aB Ser &rieg
Bis 5um v&nodout" gefibrt tper6en
iollte, n1r6 BOB ii9 6ie geeutralen ge'
gentpdrtig ni@t etnmiiden bir fte1t,
niBbiligt 9ie MiBbinigung legte er
in sic @orte: vMne @erban6lungen
nit geutrolen 5l1riid5u>peiien> i1t Elm
3eiden Der S9tpd9e. @olde rbetori-
iden Musfliige zines MeiiterS fonn-
ten ungeobnte @irfnngen boben.
2lop6=@eorges @etBernngen i9ei11e11
eber Die Ser 2eibet1Ihoft als fol6e Der
&larbeit 311 fei11. @ir fonnen ni@t
nit ibn1 mbereini nittmmen. Dte 3eit
3ablt in 6ieiem &riege 11tdt, menn 6ie
tdgli6e @erluit8abl ft6 ouf 10000
biS 10000 So6te uno @ertpnnoete
bel6uft."
@os buIgorif6e @riegsmireii teriunt
nro6t on1tli6 befannt: Ma66ent lie
einen ierbiide1 Mngriff auf Den &at-
Fmafcalane&0ben an Ser mo9eoont>
f|hen Gront 5nridgetpiei ien botten>
lna6ten SSalgartl6e Gruppen einen
@egenongriff ur6 eroberten etnen
ghiibengroben, Der einen She'll Ser
lerbii9en @ouptitenungen bil6ete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
2. October.

9l1ts Bn6apelt miro belte gemel=
set, oaB General BON 6alfenbopnS
gieg uber sic 9iumdnen nabe Ser
nta1nitaot sic gal15e r1n1anii6e S1l=
ba1ipn in 5ransiplbanien gum Still
ltan6 gebrodt bat. Ser linfe Sliigel
Ser 9}nn1anen tpur6e 6erart 5erltii=
delt, 6aB eire @eugruppierung aller
Gruppe11 an Ser SranSiblbanien=
ssront notbtpen6ig tpar. 9ie &fe
in ser @ege1to bon @ermmnnitaot ba=
ben ibr @n6e errei6t, nn6 Die Ser
biin6eten boben 1000 @efangene uno
eine grobe &riegsbeute gena@t.
8ritii6e Tr1tppen ftn6 im Centrum
ser @on1me=Iront anf elmer 8reite
BON 5000 Darbs oitlib bon @oneo11rt
2'glblape bis 3ur Mlbert<@opm1me
8obn borgeriidt, tpie bon 2onoon be.
fan11t genra@t miro. @anconrt lou
1ih inn Belit ser @nglan6er befin6en.
GS miro bi118ugefigt, 6aB 6ie britt
iden uGo1rfs" quite 3ienite bein1
gaubern" Ser fei116ltdem @roben
tad erfolgtent S1far1terieangriff ge-
Ieiitet boben.
93un1Gniiden Srnppen lit es geIur=
gen, 3nn1 eriten 0eale i1t @ulgarien
ein3ufanen. Sos &riegsn1ittiiteriltm
in @erlin 111oht on1tlth befon1rt, 6ab
sic Mun1611en bie 9onou fii6li6 bon
gnfarelt It iiberidritten nn6 auf b1lga=
rii9em @o6en Snb foBten.
9ie @uiie11 boben tpie6er einmal
6ie Sffeniibe ergriffen nn6 n0r61id
nn6 1ii6li6 bon 2enberg frdfttg bor-
geitoBen. si60flih bon Ser @aupt=
fa6t @ali5ie11s iebten Sic @uiien iid
ant elmer Steae Der 6euti ih=0terrei6i=
| lhen SteIungen fef. Gin @oritoB
n0r6lih bon Ser 6auptlta6t tpur6e
3nn @olten gebradt, na66en Sic
gfu1len itebenmal gegen 6ie 6eutlden
2i1rien ongeriidt tparen.
Gin tpeiterer 3eppelinangriff ouf
2on6on nnb 6te engliihe S1tieefii1te
lit erfolgt. Gin 2uft16iff fon angeb=
Ii@ n0r6li6 bon oon6on berobgei6oi-
fen tpor0en fem. Ser 2on0oner Sc
ridt lautet: gine 9ln5obl fei16Ii6er
9uftIhiffe bat in Ser Moht 6ie Sit
fenlinie iiberf floeen. @inige 8on1-
ben tpuroen nabe Ser &ii1te obgetpor=
fen.. @erihte iiber Sohido6en fi116
bis iebt ni6t eingefa11fen.
Sic 8n6opeiter 3eitung M5 g1t er-
fdbrt ans ionit 5uberlaiitger 0nene
bon einer1 erfoIgrei6en Stootsitreih
in 9ltben. Ser &0nig ion nit ieiner
sSon1ilie aus ser @al1ptito6t gefIoben
lei11 un6 6ie iofort gebilbete notio=
nale Megierrng @rieg an sic Weittel=
n1G6te erflGrt baben.
9ie englii9en gebor6en boben sic
Noit anf 6em lfan0inobiihen Dam-
pfer 6ellig Slab, Ser iid1 onf Ser
&eiie na6 Metp Oorf befan6, bei6Iag=
nobn1t. Dieie geodriht ber0ffenf=
1idte am Sonntag sic @erIiner 11e=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @benfaus
1pnr6en sic Holtl6de bom 66nii6en
9ornpfer Ceres, Ser 5tpilhen &open-
bagen nn6 SSslan6 berfebrt, bon
8or6 genommen.
Dr. &arI Selferi@, ser 6eut1 1de
Mi1tiiter 6es Snnern> bat 6ie 8erof-
fet1tli6ung aller 6irnnen angeoronet,
6te trob Ser Sbatiade, 6aB iie auf
6ie engltide Sdmar5e 2iite geiebt
tpor6en iin6, 'ich nidt boben einidiid-
tern Ioilen nn6 lire geihGftli6en Ser
bin6ungen nit Deutlhlon6 tpeiter
fortieben. 9ie 2ifte miro ollen 6ent-
ihen @eihGftsbGuiern foitenIos 8u-
geItent tper6en, fails fte ii@ fir 6erett
sSS11boIt i11terelIieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
1. October.

Scr Sogesberidt 6es @roben
Souptq1tartierS bon ser Sitfront gibt
cine Neibe be6eut lamer gin5elerfolge
befonnt. gr bel iagt i'm @ortlaut::
uIrontabl6nitt oes &rin5en 9eopolo:
Mn ser Stofboofront itieB eine &on1=
paqnie ser Bolnii6en 2egtonen er=
folqrei6 auf tSitolpicse Dor. 9l1o=
lpel ltli6 bon @itonie5 bro6ea1 rullllhe
Mnqriffe in 1trlerem Jeuer 5nlan1=
utef1 gei lofalen l111ternebmungen
inn 9fa11me bon Sufalotpce, an Der
gtrppa, n0rolid 3boroms, nabn1en
r6ir 9on11er1 tag Ma6t bret Sffl5tere
11no 70 Mann gefangen.
vSSrontabi ib11itt oes gr5ber5ogS
&arl syran5: tSii6lid Ser Striflou=
aura, int 2l1ootparaume uno arf 6ert
Gon1an perlieBen 1orgfaltig borberei>
tete @egenitoBe Der Srnppen nnter
@eneralIeutno11t bon @ontag auberl
erfolqreid). s1t Ser gedbe Ser Strif=
oll15ura r1a6te1r 1pir bier Offt5iere
un6 532 Mattn 8u @efangenen nno
erbeuteten s MaIbinengemebre. 9tu1=
,li{de Mngriffe BEL &irlibaba tpnroen
bla1tig obgetpieien. l151iere Srnppen
Ieqten in Sen &dmpfen 6te groBte @r>
bifterunq an Dem Sag, nadbe1n be-
fannt qetpor6en 1par, baB 6ie an Der
geite ser entente 5ur &ettung Der
bon Deutf9lon6 beorobten &ulhur
fedten6en &un1411ien bilfloie Ser
tp1n6ete in beitialtf6er @eife abge'
1hlodtet botten. Sos betpal6ete Sc
birqsqela,rbe, II, bent. SIZE 6en1orali=
lterfe11 r11n1anii@e11 @eriprengten unit
berirren, eri6tpert Sic Seltltellung
Ser 5iegesbe11te. st1 6en @obingen
Berqen un6 int &amn1e bon Wteba0ta
o4nrbften mir rumGnii i9e @ngriffsz
gelui tie 6nr6 unier tpirfiomes slrti1=
lerief efener."
1ie lteberlee Nu6rtdtenagertnr
| 56eefr;;;htete 6efr;;d;h2tteet ont Saml ltqg, 6ab in @0r1ib
CErobin5 @61eiten) Ser erfitte Srans-
port 6es bierte1t grie6ii6en Mrmee<
t0rpS aus GnDdld e1f1ge1roTTeH W,
6as fir sic Dauer 6eS &riegeS in
@0rIib bleiben miro. 9ieies erite
@ontingett be- ltan6 aus Sfft5ieren
un6 900 Mon11 un6 fiinf5ebn Wag=
gonlaonngen @epad; eirige Ser Sf=
fi5iere bro6ten Sral1 nno &inoer nit.
@ie in SEN &ei6StagsauSi6itllen
gefiibrten 9ebatte11 1pie au6 Die Of
fentliden Gisfuliionen int &eidStag
beredtigen 5u ser Mnnabme, 6aB Die
gfegiernng un6 Die oberite 9eereslet=
tltng cine neue @ntldeioung be5iig<
1i6 6iibrung 6es ltnterieebootfrie
getroffen baben," beribtet oie lteber=
ieei1de Ma6ri6tenage11tur 8on al1z
toritatiber 5eite miro je6o6 bebaup=
tet, Elm 6abingeben6er 8ei6lnB lei
11i6t gefaBt tpor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
Sic &rie9sla9e.
4. October.

9laer Mabrlheinlihfeit ,nob lit Die
rl1u1al1i{6e slrn1ee, oie liloll6 pom
@ufarelt s>piiiben &ultld1lf nno Su-
trofuu Die 0pna1 iiberldrltt, IN elre
Ialle eegangen, aus Ser 1ie lid
id,merlih lpieoer berauslpi11ben fann.
s5ad,oel1 olterreidiibe Monitors oie
9soutonbriicfe 5eritort batten, auf Der
Sic 931,nranie11 ouf bulgaril6es @e=
biet gelangten, griffen oeut ti6e, otter
reid)ild=ungariibe, bulgartlhe nno
thrift ld)e Sruppen Sic rumanll6e glr=
NICE bon orei Seiten an. Sic &a1r=
pfc lil1o no1 I'M @ange. 0ie Gul11a,
nen iiberldritten sic Donan au6 nob
bei Malopu in Ser 0obruoiba, 100 tie
BON Ser 9(r11ee Wfadenlen auf bret
@eiteu angegriffen >puroen nno ibr
Sell in i6leuniger 6lu6t lud)ten.
Seutoni16e Srnppen belebten a11Ber=
oen1 an 6eln @eltenoe Ser run1ant=
ld)en 6ront 0ie 9onal1L SSniel Ma=
lafalafat in Ser 9eabe BON Bioin.
3l1 elmer neue11 Sffeniipe itnb oie
9fulle1 i1r @olbDnien porgegangen,
lpl1roen aber, obtpobl tie an einigen
9Sl1nften bis 5u II Sturmgriffen
lid era1onatet1, iiberau 5uriidgel6la=
gen. 9ie 5ruppen 11nter Hrin5 2eo=
polo bon 8aDern errangen einen boil
ltan6igen gieg. 9ln Der 2emberger
@abn BEL @roberfa lit Ser @egenar=
qriff ser @erbiitt0eten BON 6auernoem
grfolge begleitet.
9eut1d)e Sau1boote in Ser 9eor6=
fee uno inn &anal berIenften anBer
SEN friiber berihteten 6abr5eugen
elf engli1de sSiid6ampfer uno bier
bulgaril lde 2ei6ter, iotpie 35 an6ere
feinolide S6iffeu oarltnter 81 Stlb=
oantpfer NIT einem @eiantn1ttonner=
gebolt bon 14,600. ginun06reiBtg
@efangene tp1tr6en eingebra6t.
Die @efongennabme bon 500 @n1=
len 6ur6 an ser gali5ilden Sront
f4n1pfen6e tiirfii9e Srnppen miro IN
eitren1 geribt angefin6tgt, ser mel,
set, oaB ruiiifDe slngriffe anf bon
oen Siirfen beiette 5telungen abge=
lpiele1t tpnr6en.
Sic Sber1te Seereslettung in Ser
lin n1el6et bom tpeltli6en &riegs=
idouplab: 6ront 6es Ser5ogs Ml=
bre6t bon @iirttemberg. Sci 2on1=
baerts5poe in 8elgten maize Ser &iiite
| idlugen nnlere Martnetruppen aQe
9lngriffe 6eS TetnoeS ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
@ir balte1, onr6!'

&eidsfan5ler pun 8etbmann=SpQmea
betont in ieiner nit lamtem Smbel
a,tfgempmmenen &eidstagsrebe,
baE 9cntldlanb feline Teinbe amf
sic &nic 5,uingen miro. = Gng=
lanb lit ser Gr5feino Semti tidlanSs,
Ser nit alien SIT 8ebpte itebcnSen
Wiitteln befGmpft ,ueroeu mnR. =
Sie 9ieDe iunrbe npn Sen Tplfs=
pertreteru mnb Sen 3nbDbrern nit
srpfcm Seifaa amfgenummen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
3. October.

Sl1tIluA oO1t ClA]S4lDSDD't w l>S+
nad 6en1 BEL @ernonnito6t Grunge
lren Siege iiber sic Mun1d1en NIT iei=
men Truppen nab SI6en borgeornn=
gen, 11n6 lii6li6 bom Motbentburn1=
NaB, nobe Ser run1o1rilben @ren5e,
fin6en &6n1pf fe itott. 5000 @efan=
gene ,puroe11 ge1l1abt, un6 6ie 8abl
lit i1t 1tetigen1 Steigen begriffen.
&ulgariide Sruppen iin0 in Wea5c=
6onte1t ge5tpungen tpor6en, iid on
bei6en 5liigeln 5uriid5u5ieben, tnie
6as bulgort16e &riegsn1iniiteriltm
o1ntli6 5ugibt. 9oS beftige 6euer
Ser 1erbiihen slrtil(erie peronlabte
sic @ulgaren, Sen @alrm Ser &at=
lnafcolan=@0be ltn0 @iigel 1868, eli
men @0bepunft, Ser 6ie @egen6 moro
oltli6 bon 6lorina beberrldt, 5u ral1=
men.
8ulgarilde 9ruppen baben oie ru=
n1ani1de 9(rn1ee, 1pelhe Sic Donolt
ii6erl6ritt nn6 in gnlgarien einfiel,
o11gegriffe1l oorob 0itli6 bon ser Sc
flung yutbGuf cine beftige Sdla9t
I'M @onge lit. esSn elmer bulgariidest
gefanl1t11rabung beibt eS, 6aB Gor-
febrnngen getroffen lper6e11, bie I'll,
maniiden Streitfrdfte on3ugreifen.
Cine 6rabtlo1e Iepel6e bon 9iom be-
lagt> 6oB 6el6moridou bon Maden.
fen 6ie Gdnnutngen Ser Sci ltnnge1t
tSiliitria un0 Sutrofan nod Ser lte-
berl6reitung Ser Gonau our6 Sic
&untdniet angeor6net babe.
0as &riegsn1iniiterium in Berlin
n1a6t beute befannt, 6aB olterrei6i>
ide uno 6eutl6e WeonitorS sic Hon=
tonbriiden iiber sic Donan int 9fii=
cfen Ser rumdnii6en Streitfrdfte ger,
1t0rt baben, Sic 6ie Donau iiberi6rtt=
ten un6 in 8ulgarien einfielen.
Ser 8erliner 2ofalan5eiaer iagt,
6ie 8ie6erol1fnobrne Ser @ibungen
6eS &eidstags, tpel6er na6 Ser &e6e
oes 9fei6sfan3lers bon 8etbmann
@on}peg Bis gum 5. October bertogt
tp1r6e, lit ouf Sen II. Sctober ber-
legt tporoen. Gieier 8eidIuB tpur6e
bel elmer Sibung 6es @eiammtous-
ihuiles gefobt, BEL tpelder Ser Song
Ter nn6 fem Stab antpelen6 tparen.
6elotnaridan bon !Sin6enburg,
Gbef 6es @enerolitabes, feterte ge=
itern inn @auptquortier an Ser 6itli=
den Tro1t ieinen SO. @eburtstag. Sn
alien 8erliner 8eitungen miro er als
Ser groBte Denti6e 6es 3eitaIters ge=
prize Ien nn6 6as boll1te Gertra1te11
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24
villa, in Hiding
Sounds Like Home

Washington Aug. 2I.-General lila
is now hiding in the mountains of Du
range with only small force. General
Pershing reported to the war depart
ment today.
Persbing's message said:
"My last report regarding Villa re-
ported advancing on Parral, now report
ed incorrect. Villa had only small fol
lowing. He avoided Parral and places
occupied by Carranza troops. He was
making his way down into Duronga.
Probably now hiding in the mountains,
Until recently Villa had been riding
since being driven to mountains of
southern Chihuahua by our troops last
April. His late attempt to obtain fol
lowing reported as almost total fail
ure.
"Opinion seems general that Villa
prestige is gone and that he can never
become serious factor in Mexican af-
fairs.D
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24

occurred at the Thomas Day residence
in Salem on Sunday. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. +. jenkins
and children OF Metolius, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Butcher and son clyde, of Me.
tolius Mrs. Bert Morrison and daugh.
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Newton, Miss
Violet Newton and William Newton of
Claxtar. These friends, for the most
part, are here upon short vacation
from their respective nomesteads on
the north unit of the Deschutes irri
cation project. They report grain
crops of excellent quality this year in
marked contract to the shortage last
year. As one homesteader puts it
" All we need is government aid to get
water. With irrigation our crops will
be unsurpassed. " The Jenkins family
made their long journey across the
mountains with their team and covered
wagon, camping out en- route, and will
commence their homeward journey the
last of the present week.
The hot weather this week following
the dampness of last week has caused
phenomenal growth Of corn and kale.
Also all signs point to an exceptional
potato crop both in quantity and quail
ity.
Miss Edna Fits will attend school
at Monmouth normal this year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24
THE FUGGLES
ALREADY UNDER WAY
General Picking Begins In
Two Weeks; Reports
Highly Favorable

Al,hornh bo, n;ol;nn viii rot ~.
A'ho"sh hoP pi'Nins "ii io' pe
come general throughout the state Tor
two weeks, the picking of fuggles has
already been begun IN some of the
,a.1s 7, sao % ho a. anor,l on;n
,"iu'. - 'ee"'' ~ 'e 'ne snei"i os,n
ION OF the growers that owing 10 tne
iateness Oh tne season ~ Is lh"uv lsapie
to start picking mucn petofe the oth
OF september.
Favorable reports continue 10 come
IN from all SIDES regarding the mop
crop. Lace have been plenti1ul IN some
yards, put not nearly SO much SO as
might nave been expected wheh lne
long continued rams are taken ln.o
consideration, and actiVe WORK WIN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24
SCOTS Mills News
Capital Journal Special servic,

kCapltal journal Speclal SerVlce.)
SCOTS Mills, Ore, Aug. 24.-The Sa-
lem quarterly meeting of Friends
church was held at Scots Mills last
week. There We're many here in attend
ance from Salem, Rosedale and Marion.
Friday afternoon there was business
session of the ministry and oversight Of
the church. Friday night the subject
of home missions was presented by
Mrs. Elliott, of Salem. The address on
that subject was given by Rev. Pember-
ton, of the South Salem Friends church
Saturday morning. Rev. b. F. Hinshaw
of Portland, gave the sermon Saturday
night, the pastor of the church here
gave the message Sunday morning. Rev
Hinshaw, of Portland, conducted the
services and Sunday night Rev. White,
OF Salem, gave the principal message
During the business session resolutions
OF coincidence and sympathy were sent
to Mrs Kellis and family, also to other
affllcted ones-members of the quarter
ly meeting.
Prof. Willis and family are moving to
Corvallis this week. The professor will
engage near there in teaching school
the ensuing year. He has been the high
school teacher in this place for the past
two years. He and his family will be
greatly missed.
Mr. Smith, wife and daughter. of
Kansas, have been visiting relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Smith is a nepbew of
Mrs. w. II. Commons.
The Friends church has been under
gong quite a repairing on the inside,
In the way of repapering, painting and
vanishing.
Mrs. Brougher and her mother Mrs
Barnes, of Illinois, have returned from
visit to old friends at La Center
Wash. O'"'e'i
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. coulson are both
improving in health, They are able to
be out some now.
Ihe Z. l.. of the Friends church oave
a social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
brougher Tuesday evening. An eniov.
able time was had in social talk oames
ana music. AT the close ice cream and
cake were served.
Wniie attending quarterly meeting
MRS. Presnal, of Marion, received a tele.
phone message from near Astoria. call.
ing hlm to that place on account of his
grandchild having fallen from a hav
NOW causing concussion of the brain
IL was thought the injury would prove
1atai' The child was little bov of
nine years. VI
Miss Bertha McCracken. teacher ~
domestic science in Pacific, Cal, is Wis
ieing ner relatives at this place. She
Is graduate of Penn college, Iowa.
FROM the above institution she holds n
scholarship in Bryn Mahr and has at.
tended there one year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24
Victor Point Locals
Capital Journal Special Sc,

Capital Journal Special Service)
Victor Point, Aug. 23.-Elmer King
with his tnreshing crew began work
last Monday and the Krenz and Fisher
machine will begin soon.
The Doerfler brothers are preparing
their stock for the different autumn
fairs.
The Skiff family motored from Sa.
lem Sunday and spent the day at the
Martin Doerfler home.
Bob Patton took a party Of friends
from here up to Ray Fox s in his Ford
last Sunday.
Last week the skirt of a young lady
riding on the rear seat of motorcycle
caught in the gear, while passing Vie
tor Point. Ripped off. Considerate
Hoosiers lend coats and looked the 9th
er way.
The Idle Hour club with their numer.
Gus friends spent delightful day near
Silver Creek Sunday. In the evening
the gentlement OF the party served the
ladies with a bountifu luncheon. The
grove was artistically lighted by lam
terms and the ferny decorations added
greatly to the fete ehampetre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24

resented the acme of perfection in
bareback riding, just as 1t does today.
Victoria Davenport and her brother,
Orrin, are one of the big riding fea-
lures of the Barnum Bailey circus
this season. They are English people,
born in Devonshire, but they have
been riding virtually since infancy.
Two other sisters, Lulu and May, are
also famous riders, although they are
not appearing in the circus this season.
The Barnum & Bailey circus this
year is offering a program of unusual
excellence, replete with novelties and
innovations. Many new foreign acts
are being offered for the first time,
and the stupendous, new Oriental dis
play, "Persia, or the Pageants of the
Thousand and One Nights" which pre-
cedes the arenic entertainment at each
performance, is one of the most gorge
ously costumed novelties ever presented
under circus canvas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24
Bethel News Notes
Capital Journal Special Service. }

ANapitui JOuihal ppcCldl peINl't.J
Bethel, Ore, Aug. 23.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. Roth have been entertaining visit
ors from Albany.
A. W. King, Harleigh King, Geo.
Eoff, John Hahn and A. +. Marchard
have had their threshing done. Mr..
Hain and Mr.. Marchard each report a
fine yield. The latter got 70 bushels
of oats to the acre and 35 bushels of
wheat.
An escaped patient from the asylum
was caught at Geer station yesterday
morning. He took supper with the
threshing crew at Harleigh Kings place
Monday night. His actions in the morn.
ing aroused suspicious and Mr.. Baker
the thresherman, notified the authori.
ties and they came out and got their
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Schulz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Schulz motored to King y
valley Sunday and called at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kopplien. They went
by way of Dallas and came back
through McMinnville and Independ.
ence.
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Evans and Mr..
and Mrs. Cook. of Salem, motored to
Sodaville Sunday, going through Leb.
anon.
Miss Alta Matten was visitor in
Macleay Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24
Fruitland News

Capital Journal Special Serviee.)
Fruitland, Ore, Aug. 23.-Mr and
Mrs. VIM. Yarnell and child were sun
day visitors at the Coulson home.
Mrs. Mary Butler and two sons, Rus
sell and Ralph, went by automobile to
eastern Oregon to visit Mr.. Buffers sis
ter.
Miss Leona Girod and her cousin
Miss Edna Girod, have been visiting
with friends in this neighborhood the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and daughter
stopped for a short time at the Standi
fer home last Sunday afternoon.
William Bellamy is working with a
threshing machine east Of Pratum.
Mrs. Goss, former neighbor, who
lived on the Ziegler place, died. last
Sunday and was buried Tuesday morn
ing. She was resident of Salem since
leaving here.
Mr.. White, who preached severa
weeks ago, will preach here again next
Sunday evening after Y. p. A.
Next Sunday afternoon will be com
munion service at the church by the
presiding elder
Misses Alma and linus Russell and
Miss Hilda Lentz and brother, Sam
were visitors with the young folks OF
the Otterbein family last Sunday aft
ernoOn.
Mr.. G. w. Sturgis has been having
some plumbing done at his home here
recently.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24
THE TATTLER

There is story told Of Salem
man and his Ford which is subject to
suspicion. II is related that while
showing some Nebraska relatives the
country south of town the Ford ran
short of gasoline, and at the sugges-
tion of the Nebraska man ne went to
neighboring farm and bought two
gallons Of milk, which he put into the
gasoline tank. The machine ran per
fectly from then on until the party
reached Salem. Here it was found that
the carburator was full of butter, but
otherwise the experiment seems to
have been success.
A Salem preacher says that less than
half of the men in town have heard
him preach, although he has been hero
"A number of years, and he thinks he
is not getting square deal.
A State street merchant remarked
yesterday in the course of conver-
sation that the residents of town
should look upon themselves as part
ners, not opponents. Which is putting
it very well.
What with the not weather. the
bathing beach, the additional prone
made concert by the Oakland band, and
the exhibition of the "human fly" ov-
en- n Yawk had nothing on Salem yes
terday.
Last call For Coos baV