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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-08
Shrimp His Name, But He
Is Whale of a Fighter

BALTIMORE. June a-when It comes
to raising roughhouse." John
Shrimp. aged thirty-two. bellies his
name. He proved that he was a regular
whale. John Is locked UP in the CEN
trail police station on two charges OF
assault.
Shrimp was employed as a bartender
by Everett e. Hunter. When Hunter
rebuked him. Shrimp started some
thing
First he hit Hunter, and then he
bottle,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-08
Bonds.
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Eearby. fresh. &c per doz SOUTH
srn. &c per doz.
CHEESE-New York. new. lsc per ID. nat,
1sc per 10.
BUTTER-Elgin print. 33c per h.: tub. s2c
per h.; process soc per ID.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens zoe per lb.: live
turkeys. Poe per h.: chickens. 52da3c per H.
LIVE SToCk-Veal calves. test. lie per
h.: heavy. l0ai0bsc per h.. fat sheep. 5d6Ac
per h.; spring lambs. lOhallc per ID.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-08
ARMY AND NAVY
ORDERS OF TODAY
List Of Changes Announced
BY Departments Affecting
Officers.
Army Orders.

Second Lieut.. Francis r. Hunter. Sec
ond Cavalry. will proceed to Join his
regiment
second Lieut.. Walter w. wynne.
Twelfth Cavalry. will proceed to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex, for his examine
ton to determine his fitness for de-
tail in the aviation section OF the Sig
nal Corps, and upon the completion
of the examination will return to his
proper station. Leave for three days,
Is granted Col. Edwin p. Andfus,
United States Army. retired, recruit
ing officer. Major Truman o. Murphy,
adJutant general, will repair to this
city. First Lieut.. John II. Hester,
Sixteenth Infantry. is detailed as pro-
fessor of military science and tactics
at the Georgia Military College. Mill
edgeville. Ga.
First Lieut.. Walter X. Dunn, Coast
Artillery Corps, is detached from his
proper command. First Lieut.. Herbert
OIL cary, Coast Artillery Corps, is re-
moved therefrom. Major Charles W.
Farber is detailed as an acting quarter
master, and will proceed TO the Preside
of Monterey, Cal. as quartermaster and
in charge of the School fo~ Bakers and
Cooks and Bakery Company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-08
Peanut Fatal.

NEW RICHMOND. Wis, June s.-The
infant daughter or Ole Pearson died hero
en- route to ST. Paul. where It was be-
ing taken for surgical treatment. Inc
child had swallowed a peanut shell ana
d ed of strangulation-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-08
LOCAL AND N Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

All transactions in stocks are on the basis
OF dollars and fractions thereof.
Quotations furnished by W. n. Hibbs
Co.. members Of New York Stock Excbanss.
Hibbs. Building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-08
Navy.

Rear Admiral B. A. Fiske, retired, to
home; Lieutenant Commander 8. l. NJ.
Major. to board of inspection and sur
vey; Lieutenant r. Lee. Slower. to St.
Louis as executive officer: Lieutenant A.
NJ. Cohen, commissioned: Lieutenant q.
NJ. haVenscroft, commissioned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
StaytOn Notes

.'. ..ttt -AttA E'tNldl ENtIN lte.'
>-aytou, Ore, July Miss Mabel
Gardner took in the round up ar Philo.
math.
Messrs. Gardner. from Forest Grove.
uncle and nephew of Councilman J. K.
Gardner, have been visiting here.
Mrs. Katherine Davis of Victoria. B
G., Is expected shortly to visit Stavton
friends. wa
Walter Bright is home in Stavtop
after several weeks spent in the Tilla.
nook country.
t. d, AleXandeE the newly appointed
postmaster here. has returned from a
visit TO Junction City relatives. He is
the recipient of many congratulations
upon his securing Of the government
position
Grandma TauFleet will visit salem
relatives for the Fourth of July
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leffler will
spend tile Fourth at Mil CITY where
they have relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs J. 7. Wilbur will 90 70
Divley's Grove near West Stavton, for
the celebration OF the nations birth.
day. Mr.. Wilbur delivers the oration
at that ploee.
Rev. f. p Loekhart will 90 to Mill
City for the Fourth and root for tine
Ntavtou baseball team which organiza.
ZION plays q "rubber" with tbe MIN
City bunch of ban tossers.
Mrs. Ethel Grace is camping near
Mehama.
Rev. F. 7. Lawrence. of McNrirnvilIs
preached in the Baptist church last Sun.
day. ''-
Mrs. Y. J. Phillip Of Kingston. was
IN Stavton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Nipple and tbair
son. Melvin, were iu Stavton Recently
Leslie Dunn. OF Silverton. was 20.
cent Stayton visitor.
Mrs. A. r. Brewer. Of Linn copn+v
Will spend next week In Portland visit.
mg her mother Her sister from Pen.
dleton, IS also expected to visit tbe
Rose City parental home.
Miss Ruth Fusou is taking teachers,
examinations az Albany.
The W. c. T. [. met this week and
heard good suggestions ia a speeeb Sa.
hvered 70 them by Rev. r. T.. Putnam
Mrs Norma Lau of Lyons. has bear
VISITING her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Gardner. Of this CITY.
Mrs F, F. Poster will spend Sunday
in Salem.
Master Kenneth Irwin Of salem was
a Stayton visitor this week.
The Methodist people had a basket
dinner following their last SUNDAY
morning service, in the church. ana So
successful was in that they then voted
to have these gatherings once a month
during the summer. Attorney ;. n
Heltzel. brother Of the Salem LAWYER
viii deliver an Independence dav al.
dress IN the NJ E. church next Sunday
night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
PICNIC AT woLFER s GROVE

The Sunday school picnis held last
Friday hy the Monitor SMYRNA and
Hubbard schools ah Wo.ter's park wa.
Just one long day OF Joy and good timf
for an those who participated. Com
ing with well filled baskets and tire
mendous appetit.es. but they had plenty
tser all and the noon hour passed mer
riiy and all toe quick. The afternoon
was spent first with games and some
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
Willamette Valley News


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torei down TO Claekama. Monday.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01

is in the city looking after business for
his concern.
Judge H. II. Belt held a short ses.
sion of the circuit court in MrA[mn.
vile this Week. L. q. Brown who &.
acting court reporter during the ab.
sence Of Mis-. Blanche Barrett. who
Is visiting in Chicago. accompanied
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hill have re.
turned to their home iu Portland after
short visit al the home Of Mr.. eFd
Nrs. H. G.. Campbell on Washington
street.
Marshal Blessing has returned to
his home in Portland after a visit al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. W. Blessing.
Mrs. Winnie Bradel was called 10
Portland Wednesday by the death Of
nes father.
Rev. George H, Bennett of the Meth.
odist church is in Namhill this week
attending a district conference OF the
Methodist church.
Miss Alice Tapseott left this week
for a visit with relatives in Chicago
and Philadelphia. She expects to be
gone most of the summer.
Dr. F. NJ Hellwarth of Falls CITY
was a Dallas visitor Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Robinson Of Salem
was a guest this week Of Miss Georgia
Snaw.
Mrs. Stella Butler of Seattle Is a
guest this week at the home Of rela.
tives on Washington street.
The Christian Eudeavor society of
the Presbyterian church will hold q
social this evening at the home of Rev
and Mrs. Mckenzie ON jefferson
street.
Oscar Rickle, an employee Of the
local Southern Pacific office has been
promoted to night operator at Hugo.
Mr.. Rickle took the examination for
operator last week and passed success.
fufv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01

low with uremic poisoning and death
IS hourly expected Her family has
been at her bedside since Tuesday.
Wallace Bros finished some cement
work for E 5. Miller this week. Cement
walks about his residence and cement
floor and walls in the cellar.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Shoales and son went
to Silverton last Thursday on account
Of the illness Of Mrs. Shoales' brother,
Ill with pneumonia Mr. Shoales return
ed to Hubbard Tuesday.
o. X. Yoder arrived in Hubbard from
Colorado last Friday evening. Mrs.
Hoder and the children and Miss Mae
Pulley having arrived on Tuesday Of
the same week. Mr.. Yoder will occupy
the J. c. Overton residence. taking pos
session Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Coleman Tuesday let a
contract to Thos. Johnston for the con
structicu of an eight room two story
house. bungalow style. modern exeept
heat. Construction will begin in q few
days on the Jackson place opposite the
residence Of W. B. Mickey.
John Glantz left Hubbard Friday aft
er1oon on the first part Of his 5000
mile walk. pulling his canvas covered
cart OF equipment. He was due in Port
lana at l O'Clock Saturday. He had as
part Of his equipment 200 post cards
with a picture Of his cart and slogans
taken in front Of the residence of Nav.
or G. W. Mayer. His start was uads
under very favorable circumstances.
! At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. ] r.
Moomaw last Friday evening the MILDLY
girls had a good time The evening
was spent in the Moomaw mark which
Is noted for its swings and merrv-ro-
rounds and the bonfires where weenies.
bread and marshmellows were toasted
% stay the appetites of IS iolIv oirIs
Lhose present were: Mary and Ruby
1rlttenden, Merl Dimick. Lois Sinms
Helen Phillips, Alice Bennett. Tbeln1
France, Eulalie Braden. Frma Prics
Lizzie Miller. Nora Weltv. Ruth Calvert
and Gladys Moomaw.
I. Z. Wilson. superintendent Of urh.
bard schools, and family. arrived h
auooard 4 Friday of last week, from
Turner. Their goods were BROUGHT In
GA A large truck and taken az once n
the W, 5. Turst property. previouslv,
leased. Monday in company with +
, Miller Mr. Wilson inspected the oId
building regarding its disposition. M
Wilson is skilled in the use az tools
ana feels at home in pair Of overallz
ana viii spend the Remaining weeks a.
the summer in work at home ana abouF
the school building
Two weeks ago when Salem = psrta-
OF Los Angeles, concluded his SINGING
class work, with % in the class a fem.
poraFy organization was formed "a ron.
'inue instructions in vocal music. Com.
mlttees were appointed to draw nm a
constitution aud bylaws ana sslsst
books from which to continue stn5v
tuesday night was chosen for meeting
ana the club viii meet in the Aretbodist
church at 5 o'cloek Last Tuesday nigbt
constitution and bylaws was don't.
ed and an entertainment COMMITTEES to
serve three months appointed. The club
WI be known az the Harmony club and
ITS meetings will have literary featnreF
sufficient that the club will NOT bs 4
stretiy musical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
prise. ''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
WOODBURY. GIRL MARRIED

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Mckee and Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Mckee attended the
wedding of the formers daughter in
Portland "Wednesday afternoon. The
wedding was at the home Of the bride's
sister. Mrs. Ada Hill. % +. 9Th street
north. the ceremony being a. o'clock.
The happy couple took the Shasta Linz
tied in the afternoon and will spend
their two months honeymoon at Los An.
gelcs The bride formerly resided in
Woodhurn and is a lovely girl The for
tunate man is 3 rail road mail clerk on
the O. W. r. & \. run between Port.
lani and spokane He is man of
good principles and it is q match of a
well mated couple, The independent
joins in Fluctuations, Mr.. and Mrs.
d dds win make their home in Port.
hnd.--Woodburn Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
SilyertOn Items

(capital Journal ~petaI >er,iee-
silyertoa. Ore.-Iuly l.-Mr aud
Mrs y b. Lytle enjoyed @ visit from
their daughter Alr, Steve EHIoe and
baby who left for their home 90 Hood
River "Wednesday
Mrs Frank Howell came from Hood
River 10 visit her sister Mrs Reveal
at the ~iyerol Lumber company :,
camp
r. y. Coyle ami family 81 Gras. VAL
ley Ore, spent Friday and saturday
at the home of th4 formers sisters,
Mrs G. G Amos ana Mrs al Nick
erson Mr. Coyle IS prominent
rancher of sherman county ana made
the trip overland ya tta Columbia
highway.
The loya Rerran anl Loval Won.
ems clas,y. az the Christian church
are 10 holt joint netting r the park ou
Thursday afternoon OF th., week The
weather permitting bot II 81 Is rain.
ing they wil0 meet ia the Far.o-. of thg
church where business session fol-
lowed By social time VIII be- pass.
ed. Az SIX O'Clock d luncheon win be-
served at which the husbands are alI
invited. A good time is being PLANNED.
Rev William Kaufman Departed for
Utah the first of the week nhere he
viii be iu attendance az a cAureh con.
ference.
Miss AltIo Bo'Hnse- % Portland
who has been the guest of Mis-. So.
phia Meader the past two weeks lott
for home last Saturday.
Miss Sarah Kaser spent tho past
week with friends IN Portland.
Mrs George Morley and daughter.
Miss Alta were quite In the first ot the
week with a severe case OF tonsiHtis
The intermediate bows of the Christ
ian church have Q PARTY Tuesday night
in honor of the girls Of the intermcdi.
ate class, MANY games were PLAYED
and an ice cream supper was served
Tor these merry maids Miss Tanman
and 7. r Webb their teachers We're
ehaperonnes on this happy occasion.
The Misses Dora ana snise Hen.
riksen Of Portland arc spending month
at the r. Jensen home.
The young ladies Serving Seoiefv of
the synod church were cntertainei rs
Mrs. :. o White at her home last
saturday. Refreshments we're served
and a pleasant and profitable after.
non passed
Morton Hicks is reported very ig az
the HON Of his father Z. Hicks on y.
Water street
Miss Jessie Hartley went 20 Mon.
mouth % attend the summer school AZ
the state normal.
George Morley "a up aronni again
after a very serious ill1ess the past
week
Henry Word returned Monday from
Albany where he has oeeu visiting his
daughter since the q A. r eneanp.
mont
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
Club Donates s15O

At q meeting Of the board of diree-
tors Of the DaIla, Commercial club
Wednesday evening a telegram was
oriered sent TO Captain Conrad Stat
rim. commander Of the Dallas militia
company authorizing lim to draw on
the club to the amount Of $50 for a big
feed for the boys a, soon as possible
after their arrival at san Diego. A
sum Of Sf0n was also ordered drawn
m favor OF the company for the fund
that is being raised in the county for
militia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
To Organize Rifle Club

4 meeting ;, on foot among the bus
mess men of this city 90 form a rifle
club and any citizen Of the community
who is interested IN rifle shooting is
asked to Join. These clubs are beebm-
ing very popular throughout the conn
try They are in no wav connected
with the national guard or regular
army but afford an opportunity for
the business men 20 become acquainted
with the Use Of the army rifle Arms
and ammunition are furnished bv the
government ami an target practice is
done under the rules Of the National
Rifle association. In salem an asso-
citation has been formed with mem
bership of $50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
..coNIFoRTs,, FnR Nc Rnvs

Yesterday the members Of ST. Marvis
Episcopal Guild purchased material and
are making housewives for an the
members OF Company I. now on the
border Contributions Of money. a dime
OF more. for furnishing tnese little
housewives with needles, buttons ana
thread win be thankfully received.
all money az the independent office
for the president Of the Ga.ld. Mrs.
Frank Wolf,-Woodburu Independent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01

The Polk county Changers and the
Farmers Union will hold a big picnic
lat the Bickreall grove on July T. An
excellent program has been prepared.
Several speaker, Of prominence Will
address the assembly. The afternoon
win he devoted to sports with a bali
game between two county teams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
HUBBARD NEWS

l. \. Bonney, formerly Of Hubbard
now living az Centralia. Wash has
made q complete recovery from a recent
operation for ahscess.
Mrs, oathcut is at the hospital very
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
Pahrintin cnncert


The Dallas band viii give a patriotic
concert tomorrow evening on the court
house lawn az which time committees
viii circulate petitions among tae
crowd for siguers for the fund being
raised for Company L. Booths will be
erected on the lawn and will be in
charge Of Camp Fire girls who will
take iu contributions. A large crowd
.of Independence and Monmouth peo.
pie have signified their intention OF
coming over 20 the concert and help
ing with the fund The local militia
company is composed OF boys from ev.
erv city in the county and the citizens
Of all communities are asked to con
tribute as much as possible 70 the fund
being raised for them. Rev. MeCon-
nell Of the Christian church will adj
dress the assembly before the concert
telling the purpose Of the fund.
]. c. Talbot Of Falls City chair
man Of the republican county central
committee was a Dallas business vis-
itor Thursday.
Fred +. Keast, a representative Of
the Ellison White ehautauQua system
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-14

NEW YORK - The second
chapter of the democratic text
book, almost ready for the print
ers, shows that wage-earners have
received $17,600,00O,0O0 during
the Wilson administration, as
against $14,320,000,OO0 during
the Taft administration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-14
Relatives Of Girl Betrayed
by Doctor to Arrive Today

SEATTLE. Aug. 14.-Relativos
OF Miss Anna Marie panielsoI,
wealthy Minneapolis girl who died
under suspicious circumstances
while living with DR.. Percival V.
Allen. Seattle osteopath, in the
belief that she was married to
him, are expected in Seattle late
today.
Their arrival is eagerly await
ed by police officials, as 1t was
through the efforts OF the rela-
tives, who retained the Burns de-
tective bureau to investigate the
relations of DR.. Allen and Miss
Danielson, that the osteopath was
arrested and locked in jail here.
Deputy Prosecutor Helsell. IN
charge of DR.. Aliens prosecution,
has gone on a vacation, and 1t is
expected that the osteopath will
be tentatively held on his present
charge-cohabiting with a woman
not his wife-until further de-
velopments.
In the meantime Psychologist
Robinson of the University of
Minnesota is making a microsco-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-14
Petit TO
Appoint a
New Chief

AS a result of the civil service
boards demand that 10 police Of
ficers, including Detective Capt.
Fackler, must take examinations
before they can legally draw sal
aries for the positions which they
now hold, Commissioner Petit
has practically decided to appoint
chief of police to take complete
charge of that department.
Petit did not intimate whom
his appointee would be. 1t is ex-
pected that the new chief will be
selected from the ranks of civil
ians.
William Fackler, who is now
acting semi-officially as chief of
police, will not attempt to take
the civil service examinations.
Fackler has consented to return
to his former work as detective
in charge of the pawn shop di-
vision.
Capt. Fackler has been i'll since
Saturday with an ailment which
physicians say threatens to de-
velop into blood poisoning. 1t has
already affected his entire right
leg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-14
lis
IA Marine
W Mystery

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA
Mystery shrouding the American
bark Callao, hidden in the fog off
the Golden Gate with q mutinous
crew aboard, grew deeper today
when the Red Stack tug Sea Row
er returned to port after an all
night search In the offing.
Although three tugs have fall
Cd 10 locate the ship. no wireless
message has been received from
the Callao for nearly ~ hours.
The vessels failure to continue
her calls for help when the first
three radio appeals failed is
causing considerable apprehension
in shipping circles.
In response to these three calls
for help from the Callao. the tugs
Sea Queen. Reliance and Sea Row
|er hurried outside the Golden
Gate and nosed through the fog
for hours. but without avail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-14
Plan Busy Day for
Candidate Hughes

Stadium about 3 o'clock, but a
band concert of half or three
quarters of an hour will precede
his talk, and 1t Is requested that
everyone be present and seated
before time for the speaking.
Secret service regulations make
II impossible to admit automo-
biles to the Stadium.
mir. Hughes will be the only
speaker" said Kelly. His party
and the republican editors Will
be on the platform.
Members of the G., A. r.,
Women's Relief Corps, Spanish
War Veterans, Ladies' Auxiliaries
and various republican organiza-
lions will be grouped in sections
In the Stadium.
1--WE want 1t understood. how
ever, that no favoritism will be
shown and everybody will
have a chance at as good a seat
as anybody else. These organiza-
tions want to keep together, that
is all.
Il would like to ask that al
merchants in the city, regardless
of politics, decorate their places
of business. We are going to
have a big crowd of out of town
people here, and we ought to
make the city attractive"
Immediately after the speaking
the candidate and his party will
leave for Seattle, where he will
speak in the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-14

Letters and inquiries received
from all parts of the state by Guy
K. Kelly, president of the Young
Mems Republican club. indicate
he said Monday morning. that a
tremendous crowd will be In Ia
coma Tuesday to see and hear
Charles Evans Hughes, republican
presidential candidate.
Railway companies have ar
ranged to run schedules which
will bring out of town visitors to
Tacoma in time for the program.
special boats will be put on the
island runs; and the 7. II. a. p.
Co. is making arrangements for
quick and frequent service to han
die the crowds when they reach
the city.
Arrives at fO:45:
The candidate will arrive on
the Northern Pacific at 1875.
He has asked to be shown the
city, and the party will betaken
In automobiles at the Union sta
toin, for a drive before lunch.
They will parade, preceded by
band, up Pacific avenue leav-
ing the station about IL O'Clock.
thus giving everybody a chance
to see them as soon as they ar
rive.
He will address the republican
editors of the state at the hotel,
after which he will go to the Sta
dunn.
He will begin to speak at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-14
Drug Store
M an Let Off
With a Fine

J. e. SHUTS, proprietor of the
Mckinley Hin drug store. raided
by county officers last week. was
let off with $3.50 fine by Judge
Graham Monday, when he plead
ed guilty.
The sentence was pronounced
without consulting the prosecut-
ing attorneys office. which has
made a rule that booze convic-
tions carry with them Jail SEN