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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

&osfa bariuoin n1fee t1Glt1 mi.
tGGn pbteiien aGnen fannattajamme
palstoilla u~utiiia, min ojattelin, ettG
Jos tGsiG piirGn jonfun rimin, Jos
armoiia toimitus iiiaa file iuo.
z. t. 3 p. of meillG balisfat iub-
lat. Tastori Nicmi Sbomionista,
iaapui waimonia ia poifania 8iobar.
Din fansia. gniin aamupGimGllG oil
iumalanpalpelus ia fifteen fello fob.
Delta alfoi Observation-Disclosures foll-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Silaiiuuoesia
! pitt MIR. 81. @. Hiemi fauniin pubeen,
ioSia pubeesia oliii ollut monella
paljon oppimista ia ajattelemista.
( SGn muistutti lpanbcmpia, apeljiG
ia iisfoja niistd pelmolliiuufiista,
joto meillG diff lasten iubteen. jofo
npfpaifana diff Griffin tGrfcG oiia;
mutta poil fuinfa moni on mGlin-
pitGmGt0n, uieldpd ienlainenfin, jo-
ia m1fo nsfoafin tunnustoa.
SGn onfin erittdin bpmillG labjoil-
Ia norustcttu niori Serron iota-
mics, jofa pelfddmGttG, ia uiostele.
matta tobtii Sltmalan totmifiia ulos
tuooa, jofd onfin iuIiri ito, ettG mel.
oGn pdiipin1 lopopp wielG iofu nuo-
rifin ibnlinen, iofa ei ole luojallenia
ielf1G fd1ntGnp. Suotu1po diff, ettG
fesfuuoesi amme iaataiiiin uiein
tuonlaiiia tilaiiuuffia.
Sitten olfoi lastcn oio. Mrs. g..
2ompin ia mrs. H. &oimiston job
boIla, iotfa otpot tGm1n feiGn parin
apulaiienia funsia fouluo pit1npt,
iofa on luuri aiia, moiffa monen
mielestd ailpan turba. Siell1 ollen
runoia, %fertomufiia, ia lailuja, iosia
beitG amitsti urflrina Hicbar0 Hie-
mi, iobtamaIIa BELLE lauluia, iamoin
bGn mGliin ioitti pbteislaulltin aifa-
ne, josta palpelufiesta pppoGmme
lauiua monet ipodmmellilet fiitofiet!
Sopufii oil lailla pastori ia mrs.
Wiemelt6 ia 81. 8. IiemeltG. On
bausfa fnulla pienten Iosten iuusta
Sumalan iluria totiufiia.
SGGltd menimGt pastori, mrs. ia
81. 70. Iiemi &nlamalan firfoIle
illofii, iosia BELLA oil iumalanpaltpe.
lits ia iieltd fotia. &iitos BELLE tGGl.
Ia fGpnistd ia baiisfa diff, Jos tots.
tefin tlIiiipat. Sumala BELLE moi-
mao antafoon, eta iGGstGmGttG I'D.
men ianaania iulistaiifpat, iota SGn
fplIG ontaa faifilIe, iofa tooeIIa ppp.
tdd. YiIffaa ia Decentralization fpIIG
palfafii iaa, ie on marma toii, mutta
lie on main betfinen min painat Iaf-
faa, ioben lola ne ristit moi pos-
taanottaa. Mlitta mitenfGs niitten
fdp, ioitten ilot %tuliiGrpesiG oIfao
poIttaa? SieIlG Ell tuIi iammli, eifG
pitiit lopu, ie on parnta aiia. Bitaiii
ientdb6en aiatella oIenfo fparnta mi
bin ioiioun, jog eniipona 10 pois fit-
Jun foam, eli ~pifemminfiut betfi on
tie6GmGt0n.
Wrs. g. @ustafion ia mrs. g..
9alIio, 2~opIerista oliipat mposfin
jubIiIIa, iamaIla oIlen Eopias Oian
perbeesid tpieraarta.
Eaioaa tliIla toimititfieIle Iiifa
paIior tpaiipaa, iooen ebfd Iopetan
ia toiiponi diff ettd iofii parennpi fp.
ndiIiid iosfiis piirtdiii iotoin. Oil
iibon ie moneIIe bptpin mieIiiista III.
feo. Sd1n toiiposia ainofin oootto.
moan. GoutiIos).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

Marquette ieurafunnan mGb1t il
lenet oioat toimincet mitd ripiGmmin
ia aifospat iatfaa toimintaania. ben.
sclliicn clGmGn elippttGmiiefii paiffa.
funnalla, jota oioittaa ne monenlai-
Jet toimet ia to%imenpiteet ienrafun.
nasin. Sn pioettp 10 j~onfunaifaa fir
fon alaterrasia jofa ppbG ilta bengel-
linen cbielmallinen %illampietto, iofa
nGptt1G tuottapan bengcllista milf
folitta lcurafuntuan. Epb1fouluSIa
of mime ppbGnG min runiaasti lap
ia, ettG ie iatti mitd berttailemman
maifutufien opettaiiin ia toipotta.
posti faiffiin olanottajiin, ia me. 0.
pcttaiat toimomme, cttG t1std puolen
laamme alma waan nGbod enemman
ia enemman oianattaiia tdbGn tdrfe.
iGn tpob0nN jota ppbdtoulu tefee.
SpttGret omat lupanneet pitdd mi.
d fomeammat fabmifefferit tirfon
iolisia t. +. q p. illolla ionne iitte
inlfolla mennGin. &ippifirffo pi6e.
..1n .oiiMeilen1 "iunnuntaina t. t. 10
BON toipotoan pubujia ulompaafin
flo 3 ipp. &toro laillaa mposfin ii.
laiiuuoesIa ia folebti fannetaan leu.
raf. urfurillc. Tiin onban niitG pal.
Jon muitafin toimenpiteitG %ieurafnn-
talaiiilla, iotfa toimenpiteet fpipmat
aifaa ia ubraamaiiuutta, tGbdn tpo-
bon, jota ne balulla Darrostanattin
teboG, iotfo omat %iaaneet %ieurafin-
nolta paljon enemmGn fuin be moi
mot ieuroflinnalle fosfaan tegod,
tG1llG moailmasla el1esld1n, maif-
fapa be fuinfin poljon bommaiiipat
leuraf. etcen.
TGallG oil mitG liifuttalpimpia
bautoustilailuufiio t. t. 6 p. flo 10
opp. iolloin fanIal. &. Yeterionin mil
meiiet j%GGnnofiet iaatettiin tafdl.
boutolis maaban. Gbfd iofu olette-
Ice, mifG Iiiben mielen li~ifutufieen
lieneen min eritpiiesti %antanut aibet.
ia, jota nina mposfin itiefieni aiat-
telin, etenfin FUN mainaja oil pitt
nGinen mics, ennen fuin minulle ie-
litcttiin ippt iiiben, ia ippt olipat
~ieuraatpat: SGmd pfiindinen mics oil
ollut erittGin bpmG alittamaan fop-
biG ia niinpG ban oil fopbille ilfu-
laiiilleniafin antanut aqua, mones-
ia tarpeesia alittaen beta m. nj.
pelieniG paimo fertoi niistG moneS-
ia opuista mitG be olimat %iaaneet,
josta oil ie~l,raufiena, ett1 lapiet
iotfa olitpat painaialta %iaaneet paa.
tetiflia fenfiG, y. m. oliipat ainan
pofabtua luriista MT fuin ndfimdt
fen mafaaipan, arfusIa fplmortd,
iofa BELLE oil Min paljon bprpdd teb-
mt. 2iifutus meni oipan buippuiin.
ia bauoalla FUN erds mofapn mai.
m~obenfilo t"oimitufien paatettp altoi
mafopalla GGnelId lalilaa olponaiien
bailoan GGresi6, erastd bengellistG
lallua, ia nGin p1attpi tGmG tuntei-
lin toStettelefpd lurulddffo ia mdlnd'
ia mafoa MT baiioan biliaiiuuoesia
oootellen iitG betfeG iolloin faiffi
fuoIleet noniee bauooistania poia-
nan faiabtaesia. SdmG bpDGntefijG
painaia oil ipntpnpt Suomisialmel-
Ia 1884 ia of fiollesiaan noin 33
10. TGmGnlaiiet tilaiiuuoet opat opet.
tapaiiia t~iIaiiuufiia. Siilee mieleen,
OF, iospa Ioptpiii palion bpwGipod.
miii6 ibmiiiG, iotfa mielelldan aiitta.
mot tarmitiefuaiiia.
mcSI~ 0Qsa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

@iatteGin piirt6d ionfun ritpin
@uttaiaan, fosfa on fiireemGt tpot
OBI.
Seindt on faatu %forirniieen, ioita
tiiIi ritniaasti ia of bptpd beindaifa.
81 tebnpt iatteet fiiiiaa, ipaan tabtoi
ola fpGbGn Iiion fiitnta toiiinaan.
gpt on rpsfit oIfan1tt toimintanio,
noan tpiIiaa tiilee buonon puoleiiesti.
4etpdt oil mdrf6 ia fpIntG. Sitten fun
iImat Idntpeni, min Ell iaatii fa6etta
tarpeefii.
SeitiemGn Mmerifan faniaIaista
ioatiin Iiida tdnnefin. 2anfaIaisoi.
ferioen bafiioito oil faiffiaan II,
ipoon ~ioittenfin piffu erebbpsten
wliofii idi neIid bptpdfipttdipdfii toi.
ieIIa fertaa. 4anfdIoiiefii tiiIeminen
on bptpd aiio, fun ferrar ofiii rtaas.
ia. @iin iImon fonioIaisoifeiitta, on
minimum tpd6rd robo, iofa Ell feIpoo
juIfifisia oiioisfa.
giinb IS p. ippsf. of fen meiierin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

Lahteek0 tukkanne? Onko tukkan
kaynyt harmaaksi? Onko tukkan-
ne tahmea? Onko PALESTINE k0hnaa,
tai kutittaako sta? Oleteko kalju-
tai tulossa siksi?
JOS teita vaivaa joku yllamainituis-
ia hiustaudeista min alkaa olko leva-
perainen, vaan koetelkaa parantaa Sc
heti. Viivytteleminen on vaarallista.
heti kuvitettua kirjastamme.
"The Triumph of Science Over
Badness"
(Kuuluisan Europpalaisen erikois-
laakarin tekema.)
VAPAA HOITO.
Haluamme todistaa omalla vastuul-
lamme eta Calvacura Hair Treat
ment lopettaa tukan lahd0n, havittaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

k0hnan ia ihottuman ia panee uuden
tukan kasvamaan. Lahetamme Teille
$1.O0 laatikon Calvacura No. 1, 'The
Triumph Of Science over Baldnes" kir-
jason kanssa, jos lahetatte nimenne j.
Osoitteenne seka 10 senttia hopeassa
tai postimerkeissa lahetyskustannus-
ten korvaukseksi.
Leikatkaa irti allaoleva kuponh j.
lahettakaa 10 tana&n o~soitteella:
UNION LABORATORY, BOX 416,
UNION, N. Y.
Mukana seuraa 10 senttia lahetys-
kustannusten peittamiseksi. Lahetta-
kaa minulle $1.00 Calvacura No. 1,
seka kirjasenne "The Triumph Of
Science Over Badness" (Pankaa Ia
ma kuponki kirjeeseenne).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
MAATA


See benfilot, iotfa omat aitoneet ostaa
maata, moitte npt laaoa balpalla.
@imulla on bfii so eefferin maa
a MALTA SurlepstG ldnteen bpmGn
item iparrella binta on ainoastaan
600 oollaria, bppGt mafiuebbot. Sul-
ia luofieni.
Matti WGfi.
$40 6. 8ine It. Sronipoob, Nicb
Srom. MinuIIa on mpptGmGnG mui.
tafin farmimaita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21


YSTxvxxN
aijotut ldrjeet on lahetettava
osotteelIa: Rev. J. Hirvi, Ely,
MINI. Mutta tilaukset on xhs-
tettxvx: Lasten Ystavx, LBoz
So, Ironwood, Michigan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
PARAMOUNT ATHLETES
TO ORGANIZE MONDAY

Thr regular business meeting of the
fA'rm"uhi Athletic Association will be
heId Tomorrow night in the club head
quarters. {. &. y. Field. at SIS o'clock.
BUSINESS % great Importance, such
as IN" erection on officers and managers
81 tie irLCH, baseball and basketball
teams. VIII come before the meeting
Ihe sa!hrTin. Will he a sort of rally,
aud tn" object viii be to/get more
members for the club. Any young men
""s rlnG IL join the club viii be vel
coined ~ the meeting Tomorrow night.
falrn"unt has teams IN other
branches OF sport as we'll as ia base
bah. haS;"ibnll. football ana track.
Au indoor baseball team has been got
together, aud VIII play its initial game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
A m a t e urs

-Jrhc sporting pages of The TImcs-
Dispntch primarily are for Rich
m0nhcrs who are Interested In any
or every branch of athletics. Az fnr
ms >pnrc permits, efforts nrc being
made To print the news OF the more
important events regularly. aud spc-
ci:il care tx hciuE taken to publish
reports OF focal events.
The sporting pnYcs are yours;
help us EiNe You the full benefit of
them by sendlnG nv reports or your
games.
We Will furnish you score sheets
and VIII print the reports of your
contests. Ii matters nat whether
!oH afc Interested particularly In
Football. bnscbnli. rowing. bowling.
billiards. hunting. gyninahtirS or
haSltetbnIlI others nlsO will he In
tcrcstcd in the branch Of athletics
That appeals particularly to SOII. and
they VIII be Elnd Ia know what you
arc doing.
Call "n the sporting editor for
assistance at amy Time. lie Will he
Efnd tn aid yOm tO organize clubs
ar TO plan meets. and offers the use
of his office for meetings at amy
time.
Get score sheets ut uncc aud either
bring or telephone La the results OF
your games.
Let us know exactly what you are
doing aud what you are intcrcStcd
!" most. and help 10 nuke your
aaGc more valuable to y0u.
Clubs should appoint "a committee
that viii report accurately and I'm
m"diatc,! the results Of uii contests
nnh the making OF any special
records by members of the orpunizn-
ton. Advance programs can he used
also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
TRACK TEAM At WORK
HORSLEY. OF INQUIRIES.
TRIES FOR VIRGINIA TEAM
"Pop" LnnniIan Bcsirs hIruin- Cam
dIdntrs Into Shanr :ir
Strenuous Sc:'>cil.
Especial to The TimcS-p srar'h.l
RLOTTESNIIIE VA S"DtCC

Especial 10 The Times - sra'oh.l
CHARLOTrESNILL NA. S"ptcr-
Der 30,--NirEinia's tracls Sluai 'p;'-
plctcd to-day its first w"ck Of pr
ticc. under the watDhful eye OF Pop
Lannisan. the veteran trainer. y total
OF twenty-five men answered The call
and have worked out each afternoon
this week. TO Timber up preparatory
to the indoor season. which starts IN
earnest after the Christmas holidays
l.annican just NOW is dcvotiuC cSl'o-
uial attention To the cross country run
ncrS. Men are needed to I'LL the gaps
In last years team. which won IN"
South Atlantic intercollegiate" cross
country championship meet. held at
the university. Tho meet this year
viii he held i'm Washington. under the
auspices OF Catholic University. which
viii do its utmost to take the cham
piouship away from NirGiuiH.
Hay. Norslry. carr. Venture, HoimcS.
.\licn. Stands, MaurN and Il. Stands
are among the. cross country mcn re-
porting To date. hu, more ar" needed
so that by tn" third wcck ju NrvcW-
her the university viii hc able t"
send 10 Washington . team Of seven
Of the strongest cross country rum
ncrs IN ~" South Allautic states. only
two mc,ob"rs 90 last years winning
team 1rc mn coll"c"-MaurN ana Allen.
THIS '".',cs ~" places :" hc n!"d.
.\uvn- thusc who made their first APP
pcar;,noc uu lambeth Field This wcck
as trach asrirau;s were Hay. mara
ihon runner. from Altoona. Pa. who
has made quite a favorable impression
50 far: Fay. OF Now Jersey. Spencer
Sncad. of I.ynchburG. aud Hammond.
Of culrcpcr. SrriuicrS; Brook. at New
dorsey. hiIh-iump"r aud shot-pUttcr;
Venture, OF Norfolk: Holmes. of Law
rrnccviilc: FI"rsi"N. or Mv';uirc's team,
Richmond: :Hciurcr. OF Mirhi.au and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
WEST VIRGINIA, HOLDS PENNSY

PHILADELPHIA, September 3d.
West virginia on Franklin Field this
AFTERNOON after bitter struggle.
ifAN'N Williams, l'cnnsylvania's husky
irii back. saved the day for the Red
ami Blue when he kicked Il magnificent
goal from the field II few minutes be-
Tor" Inn. WAS called scorinE the only
points ~ the game
iGc game was fast from the begin
nin". The Pennsylvania men managed
tn ouip!aN their opponents in the first
wv" periods. not permitting West Vir-
SIhia 10 gain one first down. The play
ing was almost all tho other way in
The last tw" periods. when West Nir-
Ginia kept the ball i'm Pennsylvania ter
ritOry most Of the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE


I0WWNN,N FToN7 First IAecJ
l.nns, Flack, Mann. Eclly. Wilson y:rKe.
Mann. b"al. liouc run iicudriN Htsn,
uu h.iis-uG Packard. I un IIcudrix !. nf.
Meadows, or Watson. g. struck "ut-by
!. 10y Watson =. Stucu bases o"hu
Smith. Long t-h. tlu,N MANN. NcrSrg. nj;
l'N pitrNcd hnN--hN l,uJriN ,SmitNI: %,
M."d"Ws ,W!i,!nm~ ftsssd hall-;Sny-
ltiN, Watson. tmpircs-pr,h ami Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
REDS VICTOR IN BOTH

rtTrSEDRGil. Scptemhvl ,.u-Ctn-
,;nmHr won both games al e double
header here to-day, Tho FIRST by {, scur.
o. q" ANA the second. to %. Tus
st gam" Was poorly played.
~ The 0inLh. tho visitors won on
HouSchs pass. his steal OF second and
thaSr'$ hit.
I'm the second tsamc Higheos throc
errors entered largely. into the SCORING
Is Cincinnati while knctaer received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
GEORGIA SHOWS BAD FORM

.\TiENS, On. Sept; 3o.-playing il
nid-$"nS"n form. the Citadel SURPRISED
The ''cor"i; University football team
holding the Crackers Ia u 30 ~ in III,
oncninG game OF the season here to
day. ie"rria's play was raggc,
throughout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
TIGERS DEFEAT BROWNS

- LOUIS, Scptcmh.r 80 Detroit
defeated st Louis. 10 To :. ia Il loosely
played, hard-hittin; contest to-day
The visitors hammered -four pitchers
Tor At total OF fourteen uitS. Cobb star
red with Il triple, Il double and two
singles in live times Up Tie also scored
three runs. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
STANDING o., y.ti: ClrEs

Ni!*I:! THEY rt.AY TODAY.
Chicago Cleveland.
uri roii AT St Louis
tHnlA twu games scIcduicd.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
WILLIAM AND MARY Is
VICTOR OVER SEMI Y
ninm ThcOlUHi inns Defeated When
f'umblr * Recovered and End
Runs Prove Successful.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September 80.
Drawing blood in the first quarter.
ana Nolding the Thcoiosians in their
territory most of the time. the Indians
took the opening game of the season
here from Union Theological Seminary
Ivy score Of 10 q. During the latter
par, OF the first quarter. William and
Mary recovered tumble on the
Preachers torty-yard line \ series OF
end runs and om-tackle plays put the
ball within three yards Of the goal.
ON the mc%t play Captain Wilson tore
open hole in center ,;eddy falling
through 70! touchdown. Gcddy
Kicked goal
The seminary contingent used every
;himg but an open style of play. at
tempting only one forward pass dur
ing the game. They gained most or
their ground on exchange of punta
and end runs. Coach IIubbards
charges used a great variety OF plays.
mixing forward passes with off-tnckle
plays for consistent gains While
none of the passes were successful, it
caused their opponents To spread out
their dcfcnSc. making the line plays
NOR. effective
During the last half a numbe: OF
rev il'h were put INTO me game.
Their work Was excellent. In Ellis.
CARRIER and Close. the Indians are sup
piled with three backs that promise to
hc the finds OF the season. Both on
the defense ana offcnsc their playing
was superb.
In the closing quarter, the preachers
came back with tight. After securing
the ball on u tumble in midifcld. they
crowded the indians hack to the
twcnty-ytrd line. AT this juncturc
the locals took II brace and got pos
session OF the ball on downs. This
was the nearest the visiting team got
To William and Mary's goal.
The game gave the coach q good
and II * believed that some changes
VIII hc made in the lineup before
the next contest, which is with Viz
einia Military Institute next Saturday
n l,pNipptpu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
How They Stand TODAY
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Chicago. !: Cleveland. " fir>i -.ru")
Chicago. .: Cleveland. t>ernnd game.
Washington. q; PHILADELPHIA. ttirst
Washington. .: philadelphia. 10 ,sccond
,auicl.
n">ton. u New yarL u ,trn inuiry.).
Detroit. 10: 81. Louis. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

on next Friday night against the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. n. team.
The Fairmount boys have shown up
wonderfully we'll I'm all branches of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

sport. having captured the basketball,
and basebalp titles and having had n
track squad last year that was not
bah by any means.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
at Lexington.

Inc llhc-hp:
w. n. NJ. Position. l.. 4. :.
Somcrs ...... left end ........ .Amclt
Reid. ....... left tackle $3.50. COuSor
Copeland. go. left guard 49,. Graham
Wilson tcapiD. center ....... EowlinG
Robertson. right guard Caldwell
Eurford right tackle Johnston
James ....... right end .... Robertson
Gcddy. ..... quarter back White
l.assitcr. left half back Thompson
CARRIER. right half back Curry
tcaDt)
Close. ........ full back .Vandervant
sum IN ry: SubStitutons---Willia
and Mary: Ellis for CARRIER. Drifting
ham for t;cddy. Parker for Somcrs.
Garland for I.assiter. DOGS for Brit
. .iu1halU. MattuX for James. Touch :
down--,irldy. Goal--Gcddy Referee
Ferguson. William and Mary. I'M
prc- DoVcN University Of Virginia.
Head lincsman--Stryller. Medical Col
logo of Virginia. Time of quarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
-:AND;%G or THE u.

NnEIE IJFl riAY Tu-nSA
iit -hurgh at Cincinnati.
Wni, NV" schrduicdD
bal Schang. Wilt pitch--Ay,r> l-mpircs----
Nalliu ana Connolly. Timc--".ou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-17
Jersey Cattle Club
Chooses Delegates

The Oregon Jersey Cattle club met
yesterday aud elected Harry West, of
Scappoosc, delegate to the convention
Of the American Jersey Cattle club to
meet in New York City next May, 1t
is also expected that Congressman c.
N. Macarthur, of independence, will at
tend the session.
Plans for the Jersey cattle show at
the coming state fair were also dis
cusscd, when the annual meeting is
held.
Among those attending were Harry
West, Scappoose; Frank Laughary,
Monmouth; Guy Hewitt Monmouth;
John Plamer, Monmouth; Frank Lynn,
Pcrrydale; j. NJ. Dickson, Shedds; G.
G., Dickson, Shedd; Robert Burkhart,
Albany; w. X. Taylor, Corvallis; w.
O. Morrow, Rickreall; Spence Biclnen
Portland; f, A. Rhotcn, Salem.
Robert Burkhart, Of Albany is presi-
Dent of the association; Warren Gray
of Jefferson, vice.prcsidcnt, and Frank
Laughary, Of Monmouth, secretary and
treasurer.
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PERSONALS
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c. j. Bruce, of Monmouth, is in the
city.
Mrs. j. 7. Rondeau, of Gervais, is in
the city.
j. w. Grove was in the city yesterday
from Amity.
Mrs. NJ, Stiff, of Albany, was in sa-
lem yesterday.
Miss Margaret Norris of Springfield,
is in the city.
II, A. Korf, of Springfield, Ore, was
in the city yesterday.
Fred S, Lamport was in Woodburn
yesterday on legal business.
f. w. Spencer and wife returned yes
terdoy from visit OF several days at
Roseburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Lynn, of Perry
dale, Ore, were registered yesterday
at the Bhgh
II w, Meyers, who has been at Hot
Lake for the past week, is expected
home tomorrow.
Rev. and Mrs J. T. Moore, Of Spring
field, are in the city. Mr. Moore is
pastor of the Methodist church at thar
place.
T. d. Trick, a farmer from the Rose
dale district is in the city on business.
He reports favorable conditions In his
neighborhood,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-17
Dead Mans Hill Corpse
Covered Is Rightly Named
CONTINUED From Page one.)
lttcmpted to seale the heights Of FOrt

attempted to scale the heights of Fort
De VauX.
Long before they could reach the
crest of the 300 foot slope / storm of
shells ploughed through their ranks
from cannon fired at close range. They
were moved down by the scores. In
dications were that the slaughter of
Brandenburgers would be the equal of
that which occurred ten days ago.
Berlin told of repulsing two French
attacks against positions on Dead
Man S hill. In the first the French ran
forward steadily in spite of a mathe-
matical fire which killed or mangled
men at every step. Only few survived
the terrific fire and reached the Ger
man parapets. When they got there so
few were left that they could 10 moth
ing but jump into the enemy trenches
and surrender.
A second attack launched along the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-17
SOCIETY
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AL1NE THOMPSON

As delightful attention to Miss Ed.
ma Josse, popular brde-elect, Mrs.
Roy Mills presided over an attractive
luncheon today Covers were placed
for eighteen. Luncheon was followed
by an afternoon over the bridge tables.
The next informal dance at the Elk
club house for the members and their
Friends will be given tonight The af-
fair is being eagerly anticipated and
card tables win be arranged for the
non.dancers.
Miss Hazel Erixon returned Wednes.
day evening from fortnight S visit in
Portland.
AZ the opening reception of the new
Frame Shop and Giftery tonight Miss
Margarer Flower, whose oaarm and
sweet voice has won her much admira.
lion will give reading. At her CON
cert in Forest Grove recently Miss
Flower included n reading, "The Dance
o. the Flowers in her programme, and
although this was her first effort in
this branch Of entcrtoi" she received
1lattering APPLAUSE, and her friends say
ner work gives much future promise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-17
BELL PRESIDENT OF
RETAIL ASSOCIATION

With the resignation of j. i. Stock.
ton, OF Salem, as president Of the Ore
gon Retail Merchants association, W,
A. Bell, Of Eugene, succeeds to the pres.
idcncy of the association. Mr.. Bell is
engaged in the grocery business here.
Mr.. Bell was appointed first vice.
president of the association during the
first part of March. following the res
iguation Of w. NJ. Green, of this city,
who has gone out of business. Mr.. Bell
will he called upon to preside at the
state convention of the merchants at
Astoria during the latter part of the
present month.
Mr.. stockton, who has Just resigned
as president, has been quite in for
number Of weeks and il is probably ON
account of his health taat he relin-
QuShcs the offiec.-Eugcne Register.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-17
French Assault Repulsed.

Berlin, Mar. 17.--Rcpulse Of two
French attacks against Dead Man s
hill was officially announced today,
The first assault reached German lines,
but the survivors surrendered when
they reached the barbed wire entangle-
m ents. Artillery halted the second
rusn