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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
Bob FITzSIMM0NS'
wife TO LECTURE

Mrs Bob Fitzsimmons. wife of
the ex-champion pugilist. will speak
in the Queen Anne Congregational
church. corner OF Queen Anne ave
and Caller st. Sunday night. al S
O'Clock. on What VIII a Man Give
In Exchange for His Soul7"
This address will be the story OF
her recent conversion. Mrs. Fitz-
simmons is now connected with the
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protec-
tive society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
SCHOOL OF OIL CANS
Stranded ON BEAcY

Indignant summer residents II
ing between Luna park and the AIM
lighthouse awoke Saturday TO find
the shoreline infested with a school
OF stranded five-gallon oil cans.
Residents were unable to deter
mine the nature OF the contents OF
the empty cans. II is believed the
cans are a part of the cargo of 145.-
600 cases OF soya bean oil which ar
rived in Seattle recently.
The oil was consigned TO Eastern
soap manufacturers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
RossMAH APPEALS

George Rossman gave notice oil
appeal in the federal court Satur
day. following his sentence Friday
I'm Judge Cushman's court. on a
charge OF using the mails 10 de
fraud.
Rossman. former Seattle attor
ney. did Wholesale business in
selling fraudulent Canadian land
agencies, Il was charged.
He was sentenced TO serve six
months in the Pierce county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
CAN'T DEMAND BOND

The city can't demand a bond
from the Metropolitan Building Co.
in exchange for permission to main
tain a gasoline pump at 1919 Fifth
ave. This is the latest ruling from
the corporation counsels office.
THE city has. so far as We know,
no jurisdiction whatsoever over the
place In question for street pur-
poses" says the opinion. 1t points
out that the street is state proper
~ at that point. leased to the com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
MUST SAVE infant
BEFORE ITS BIRTH

under one month was only 2T.e as
against 400. the rate for all Man
haitian,
Our experience here has shown
there is no way to get az the most
distressing part OF babies deaths
unless you begin to work with the
mothers long before the babies are
born"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
e-MALE HELP WANTED


We will loan you money on any ar
tieis - value We can aisa save
you mooney on at yeuf needs sp~s
eiat sale on section Enaaa consist
tnE o. ciathinH. shoes guns. tFunhs
suit eases watches 8eNelFy. musical
Instruments Alsska, taAAera and
fishers supplies stc Come ana
see The Bargain Atnfe ana Loan
office tze First ave corner WASH
tn9tou Phone Maln 1854
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University Bungalow
PUBLIC MARKETS


Rolled oats he 9So. white beans. ,
lbs ste. steer steak. Ice 10 veal etista.
fte 10 Van Camps pork and beans.
lave can. Van Camps pork and beans
lie large can. fresh churned butter.
lbs Sc fresh ranch EGGS dos. Sc
Slack cod. ms use salmon trout. : lbs
Use. lemons sse dez tomatoes ID.
stc. carrots sue b~sss. &c bunch. fAsp-
berries &c har. RES apples. ihs itc
peppers. ihs ste. bread. large leaves
ite. Jelly roll. iac each. olive OIL Ma
reIssn. bottle ikc. salad mustard. Zee
BETTE. pears sse dos cherries. lee 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
TOUGH ON S. S. CO.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Suits total
ing sl,45o,ooo were filed In federal
court today by relatives OF 145 vic
tins OF the Easuand disaster.
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2S--Spiritual Mediums


Madam NinA has iust arrived in Seattle
never vas here before ard she can tell
you All your pssi life and shat ypur
faturs iifs - "a 10 can advise You IN
business affairs. family affairs and love
sffatfs tets Faa when you Sitl marry
snd tina initial of the une you wiii
marry hos 70 conquer your enemies
and avoid ell trouble and be happy
tells You "a regard 70 your absent
friends tells fad shat you are adapted
for ard hos 60 be suec~ssfai 10 ltfs.
tells reg what business ~ most lucky
for you. The madam viii give yeu
every Satisfaction Hsf readings are
al confidential. charges 50 cents The
madam can b found At stsA linton s
between Second and Third ayes. vsra
ILnlki
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
44--Houses for Sale
LITTLE FARM
On EASY TERMS

8 acres fine bottom land eith good
trout stream hair cleared and
IN crop balance alder maple
and small growth. easily cleared
faces on paved highway .
mile 90 creamery = mile 20
rood tewn Hna but 20 minutes ~
auto stage 80 Kirkland ferry
feek THIS f. one 81 the hess
bargains ws know 81. Price
ti 800 easy terms CONS across
and see for yourself Take Kirk
land boats At Madison park -
Burke A Farrsrs office on
kirkland dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest cislryoyaut and phrsn-
nloEisi. guarantees 20 read Your entire
NE. past, present and future. gives
true advice on business love health
and family affairs. tells the name o,
your future husband Or wife. and what
20 DO to 20 successful IN tife She has
Just arrived IN this city never here
before One visit Will pay you for your
many inappoiutmsnts in others She
VIII rsfnoVs all obstacles ard tell sou
how 90 win and hold the one vou Dc.
sire She gives advice on ali important
affairs - life special readings see
Hotel Eik. room 9. 1891 Second, near
Pine
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slot FOR SALE
Is,E-rIoAfI TOMORROW
SMALL. NV GREEN LAKE HOME

~ $500 10 $500
ON terms ~ tat 80 900 cash. monthly
payments 81 90 80 SIS We will buiid
FOR you Or furnish The money for you
10 build slightly etsw lots, iaf fest
deep. vacant lots t4ss 20 1900. no
special assessments Wa viii be on
tho ground al day Take Green Lake
car 20 sHunYsida station. follow cement
walk on c0filss ave 20 sGth sf
HENFoRD A 8oBRfEEr
~ America Bank nlde Eiilott se7z
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CUT Tits OFT. QUICK ~ UNFAIR.
ri~d. snf mall u 80 - withtn nsst 10
days stir TuuF name ard address ard
80 VII give YoM an opportunity 70 &c.
eur. tNu Years membership Ia the old
Feltahis Sincere Gufrsapa ndtnE Ciuh
free % chsrrs. withaat spending dol
lar % Yaaf money uhlrh viii sntftfs
Toa 80 thousands - name. and id.
dresses. with descriptions u psaithp.
rsflhsd. haRdsnme. home -iavtuF. lady
members - our efuh 9hs desire carry
marriage Write euirs treiasiuK some
Postage for large collection - photo.
and descriptions ~ ladies - means de-
string marriage Address Sincere CLUB
U-ttt Valley Nsh
wuHkGNg NAN. ~ WITH rRoPnHs
~. Wishes acquaintance - lady frau
"a 60 a. wfih SOME means fn open
good naftnE proposition. marriage n
suited no objection % witow wtfh ane
~ two children German or Hcaudt.
rsvtat preferred object fnatfimunF
Address Pa Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE
slot FOR SALE

NAVY YARD BARGAIN
Eight sa.funi ints cleared some Fruit
tf~es tfmrrosad w4fh hanEAlo~ haNinE
toilet BATHROOM wmihtnN distance
navy yard fninfot srurnts rest more
than ! am astieH tsoa5 sasg term.
nurns Main tetf ttas Ftfih ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22

$50 CASH
University sacrifice. brand mes t.reom
modern bunHaiow oak tioagss large
fireplace buiIt-In buffet. cement base
msnt laundry trays. teEtee-fooi lot +.
ssssssnisnb raid Only $3.50. balance
ttt per mouth
C. J BELL A co. Inc.
Main aass 1as Globe nix
University Bungalow
$3.50. tte cash. halane. fit per month
nfard n~s oAs floors. fireplace CO.
fnsHt basement baiitsin buffet
G J. BELL. co.
Nafr Nsss "a Globe nix
t1kams ROOM Pi.AETEREu HOUSE
hssutifai tisw To- SHADE trees choices;
district tn kirkland blocks from
boat landing Must be cold SEQ
Thlra ave
! ROOM PissTERTD HOUSE. GOOD
yisr nice let tsTs. Petit. 30, Third
t
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DIRECTORY
WANT AID RATES

One cent a word per insertion.
six times for the price OF i've
Coupon h0oks-one hundred Ahes
TO be used as destred~-ss. 90
Help and Situation ads ons-halt rate.
Funeral Notices .s..sse.st+t*s.* + sVN
rran.irnt-Charge Advertising
Per line PER Insertion ........s. IS
SIX Insertions for the price OF ~
10 per cent discount " Dill ~ palo
Within 10 days after first tnser tson
Want ads received up 10 il.sV a IN
for Insertion same day
The star will not be responsible TOT
errors IN Want Ads. after tue Nrs.
Insertion. and the placing % ~ 40
for more than one time shah -
construed IS an acceptance Of TINS
condition hv Tie advertiser.
Advertisers must present oriEina
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sevu addressed to box numbers care
The star when want AIS con i.
tafnfrE box numbers are taken ~
phone The Stsr will give REPLIES %
parties calling for same, and as
sursss no responsibility by saeh
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
Phrenoloeists

ties and explains love affairs and fam.
fIy troubles. reunites the separated, etc
Explains permanent health rules
tstisfaction guaranteed or no charge
No one IN trouble turned away. money
or no money. Permanently located al
eIf Union ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22

lifted KGYPTrAH
CLAIRvOYANT and
medium gives ad-
vice on business
matters. love, health
and family affairs.
tells the name Of
your future husband
or wife tells n the
one you love IN true
or false. what part
Of IN. country IL
luekfsHf TO YOU and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
BUSINESS CHANCES
l.rncnr, 800 encrilirn

Grocery Store Sacrifice
owner must leave q, once for homestead
nice. clean stock fine location 9 tstng
rooms and furniture rent only ~ 80
ttte Tor an
6. ) nELL s co
Malu sass sas Globe Bloes
FACTORY airs TWO LAHaE LOTS.
near depot. $500 would lease. sot
Third
ron sALE SMALL uraiNEss
~-S>~s~S~~~~.S~<s~>~N~~
io-Exehanges
HAtE. ENcnASuE-sANAu LAND
rash. tims crop payments want tsfiHt
tHiiaihE sm#H stock ranch Washing
son. oregon. California wesf - CAS-.
cadvs - Monroe nfsmefton. wash
owner
tfNfSpRovEu OKLAHOMA LAND ron
fsstaehre any hsrn Send description.
haa 81 Furaiiur wash.
CLEAR MFASAWAY LOTS ron MO
torcyeis in good condition. n y IoS.
>s sssssS s.S1 IL ,S,,1-ooooooooo>
Al ACREAGE FOR SALE
poR DETAILS oS LANDS
Handy 20 our miiis ard csmps
write ~ sec - MEfhLEJoHS
Mat Land Dept ifai {. q smith nag
SEATTLE WASH
you deal mitn os direct"
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
uknpEN i.Asp At KIRKLAND. ites
per acre ard % 1--we hsse and Wuta
in seattle sat Thlfd ase
GET \ HONE IL SULPHUR SPRING
valley; abundant shalio~ Watsf snii
srnWs snFthihK but tropical fruits
Ideal faiFY farming conditions seod
sfssmeF2 write faF literature naAFf
~ Trade WHieas AFis
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REAL PAINLESS
DENTISTS
a1!!!!. - g,,,,...
VNl0

IN order to introduce our new
fwhalebone) plate. which is the
lightest and strongest plate known.
does not cover the roof OF tho
mouth: you can bite corn off the
cob; guaranteed i5 years.
}old crown ...............A AZ 90
SIS set OF teeth (whalebone) $500
$40 set of teeth ...........s5. 90
Bridge work, per tooth, gold 90
White crowns ............S 3. 90
Gold filings ..........$t $500 I'D
silver filings ............... soc
Platina filings ............75 Use
All work guaranteed for Is years
Have Impression taken in the morn
ing and get teeth same day Exam.
ination and advice free.
Call s.d sec samples Of Our Plat.
ssd Bridge work. We sta.a
the Test Of Time.
Most OF our present patronage I.
recommended by our early custom.
ers, whose work is stu giving aooa
satisfaction. Ask our cu.tomera who
have tested our work When comtng
TO our office. be sure you are In ths
tight place Bring this ad with YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22

what 10 do to be successful in life
Satisfaction guaranteed fffg Pike Al
Physicians and Surgeons
DIS Dalton e. MUHpIY--gKTET Nh
eases only Suite eos Liberty Bldg
Third and Union.
DIT KATHRYN HARRIsOS-S0i SIXTH
Elliott $3.50
DIR Brown rectal diHeaneH Ghf Teary Tud
~-r-~~~-~srsrs~@rassa~Has-
Plumbing
GIT PRICES or PLrMBINg STEAM
and Raa flfting material 10. - Rpri1.
man. 1911 EiRhfh ave Main Isse
6--Autos for Sale
" GOOD used cars wInton Motor ca
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29-Unfurnished Apartments

IoNE TO TWO ROOMS. PARTLY run.
uirhed or uufurnishedt bath, hot
water sewing machine electricity.
very cheap Queen Anne f2s1
THE QtfNcY MODERN GROOM
apartments. ground floor $40 aud up.
72i 18Th rvc East 7gg9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
ADAI.lNE LLOYD

A BACHELOR. AGE 81. wfRHEs 10
correspond wlth a Catholic maiden or
wtdow % suitable age and a little
means, object matrimonv No trisiers
Address F-Hn star
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Personals

HuMEHr FNicEa PAID fon oLu
Foia and stsef ana false teeth wash
inetan Brokerage Co. sia Joshua
Green nldr t1urs. 3 10 . n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22

LADIES -HANDEHsON'S COTTON moor
pills. safe and SURE cure for delayed
periods. Price s. Money refunded n
remedy fails after fair trial Raymond
Remedy. room g. Hotel Antlera.
Fourth and Union
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
Ammunition Smuggled
Across the Border

San Diego, Cal, June 2s.-Customs
Officers and secret service men were
today Investigating the smuggling of
three auto truck loads of machine gun
ammunition across the border into
Mexico, near Tecate. The Mexicans,
it is alleged, under subterfuge, at4
tracted Customs Officer Osborn, on
duty at Tecate, to another point on
the border, leavinU the way clear for
the passage of the auto trucks at a
prearranged place between Dulsura
and Tecate.
The ammunition was shipped from
Los Angeles and Officers already have
important clues, which are expected to
lead to the early apprehension Of the
culprits, said to be Americans.
1t was learned today that San Diego
police are seeking further information
on alleged smuggling of pistols and
ammunition from this city to Tijuana
said to have been extensively carried
on by drivers of for.hire automobiles,
since the embargo on munitions ship.
ments was placed last week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

tanned within 100 feet OF the interna-
tional line while American authorities
here gazed on poweress TO aid them.
One of the party, Renee May, a mor-
chant who claimed protection of the
French government, was permitted to
enter the United States without delay
The party includes the following
Americans:
Charles 4. Morgan, rancher, his wife
and three children; Harry Flanagan.
ranchor; George Atkinson, James Dead
Frank Strmk, G. A. Knight, j. r. LeA-
ter and w. +. Dunno and wife.
These refugees in their hurried de-
parture, left the result of years of hard
labor with no guarantee and little hope
of saving anything.
Mexican officials encouraged the do
struction Of homes and properties Of
Americans by circulating stories OF
atrocities committed against Mcxicans
in the United States, refugees FROM
Sonora declared.
A large increase in the number Of
armed men was noticeable in the streets
of Nogales, Sonora, today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
PERSONALS
( X 4 x 4 4 x 4 4 X 4 4 K 4 (

Miss Mabel S. Albee Of Aumsville
is in the city
r. Lentz of Macleay was in Salem
yesterday on business.
Miss Minnie Neiswander Of Macleay
was in the city yesterday,
The Rev. Petercit of San Francisco
will arrive in the city Friday.
A. n. Jensen and wife Of Lebanon
were Salem visitors yesterday.
Russell Edmeades registered ycstor-
day at the Capital hotel, from Medford
II. NJ. Wallace Of Gardiner, Oregon,
was among the visitors in Salem yee-
terday.
Mrs. r. L. Thompson left yesterday
for st. Paul, Mimi, to spend the sum
mer months.
Mrs. II. II. Bovine and Miss Minnie
Bovine of Silverton were Salem visit
ors Tuesday.
j. l.. Calvert and Joe Woke of
Grants Pass were registered yesterday
at the Bligh
W. +. Taylor, assistant superintend.
cnt Of the Salem Indian school at Che
mawa, is in the city.
Miss Catherine Tracey Of Mt. Angel
is visiting her father j. w. Tracey or
the Salem Iron Works,
Miss Nora Harper returned yestor-
day from a weeks visit in Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
SUPERINTENDENT TO
Be CHOSEN THURSDAY
Special Meeting Called for
Purpose, IS Applications
Received

The election of superintendent for
the Salem public schools will come be-
fore the board of directors at the call
ed meeting for Thursday evening The
board is required to elect before August
/, the resignation of Superintendent o.
NJ. Elliott having been accepted at n
recent meeting of the board
Application for the position Of super
intendeut, accompanied by recommends
tions have been received from the fol
lowing educators:
Bishop, William r., 22l0 Durant ave
nue., Berkeley, Cal.
Briscoe George A., Klamath Falls,
Ore, superintendent Ashland Ore)
Coud, Coward f., Holmes Business
college, Portland, Ore
Dunton, ]. r., Cottage Grove Ore,
Gardner, o. NJ, Laleview, Ore.
Garvin, John b. 227 North Eleventh
street, Corvallis, Ore. I.,
Han, r. g., Roseburg Ore.
Hencly, Eugene, Griunen Iowa
Incl, i. g., superintendent of schools,
Astoria, Ore.
McNaly, r. T., Buckley, Wash.
M0comber c. w. Cheney, Wash.
Ianders. Joseph s., University OF
Colorado, Boulder, Colo.
Qwglev r, G.. 1890 Brooklyn ave.
nue., Seattle, Wash.
Todd, John W., superintendent Of
schools, Auburn, Wash.
West, N. r., 1851 Sixteenth avenue,
northeast, Seattle, Wash.
gS- OY,JohnSO oftheula oUv.sad taoii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
win Lose with Dignity

Galveston, Texas, June Is" Mexi-
60 will win or lose with dignity, but
first it wishes to make plain to the
rest of the American continent, the
conduct observed by the government
Of the United States, which wishes to
find pretext for Intervention.
That is part Of the appeal addressed
by the Carranza government to the
governments of Brazil, Ecuador, Sal
vador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Colon,
bia, Peru, Argentine, Chile, Uruguay
Bolivia and Nicaragua according to an
official cablegram received by the
Mexican consulate here today.
The full text of the correspondence
has been published, throwing the
blame for the Matamoras, Mazatlan
and Carrizal incidents on the United
States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

comes the sons of Mexico will respond
to the call to arms to protect their ma
tive land with their lives.
elf the American forces move on
Chihuahua and make any attempt to
rescue the 25 negro. cavaIrymen held
prisoners " the de facto government
Jney will be lined up before the walls
of the penitentiary and executed.
eff the American forces make any
attempt to attack the Carranza soldiers
in the capital they viii be received by
a rain of shot and shell from the de
facto government troops of which there
are fully $4,000 in the state"
~ believe congress will pass a dec
laration Of war before the end of the
present week, said Congressman w. r.
Smith, of FL Paso, who arrived here to-
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

ben in Concord Heights for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin motored to
Portland, and spent most of their time
driving on the Columbia Highway and
other picturesque points in that vi
entity. En- route home they visited
Clackamas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G.. Norman
and Mrs. G. Prewett Of Gridly, Calf,
and Mrs. =. G.. Pierce Of Livingston,
Montana, who have been visiting at
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Woodruff in Kaiser Bottom left
Tuesday. En- route home the party
will tour many interesting points, re-
turning to California probably the
middle Of July
Miss Mary Lindley of Eugene is Wis
itino at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
DeVoe.
Society is awaiting impatiently the
annual Cherry Fair. which will be
auspiciously opened Monday morning
by the crowning Of Queen Estella by
Governor WitnycOmbe.
Miss Wilson will have as her maids
Miss Charlotte Lally and Miss Rosa
lie Bach.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
SOCIETY
By ALINE THOMPSON

~ NE of the prettiest and most ar
tistic weddings of the season
~ took place at the First Methodist
church today at high noon, when Miss
Grace Eleanor Thompson became the
bride of Charles H. Sherman. Rev.
Richard N. Avison officiating. The
church was bower Of beautiful white
and pink roses, and green's.
The bride, an unusually pretty girl,
wore an imported gown Of pineapple
cloth over messaline. Her bouquet was
of bride S roses and lacey ferns.
Miss Laura Ross was maid Of honor,
and her frock was Of pink taffeta. She
carried pink carnations.
Robert B. Walsh acted as best man
and the guests were ushered by Al
fred A. Schramm and Enrol G. Gilkey.
Miss Gertrude Eakin, who presided
at the organ, played Lohengrin s we'd
ding mhrch and also Mendelsshon 5
"Spring Song" Mrs. Elmer Brown
OF Portland sang "At Dawning," and
"Because.
Following the ceremony a wedding
luncheon was served to the bridal par
ty at the residence of the bride s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman left this af
ternoOn for a soiourn in Newport, and
will be at home after the first Of Au-
gust at 1920 Chcmeketa street.
The bride is a pretty girl with a
charming manner, that has made her
many friends. She is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Thompson, former
ly Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Sherman is from Iowa and is a
graduate of tno University Of Iowa.
He formerly resided in New York and
recently came to Salem to make his
home. lie is a member of the faculty
of the Willaette University m
Mrs Ben W. Olcott has as her guest
Mrs. f. A. Stiles of Dallas.
An informal party was given Tues
day night by Mrs. James Chinook,
who entertained in honor of her house
guest Miss Emma Jane Garbade of
Portland A corterie Of younger girls
were asked to this delightful affair,
and the evening was devoted to dane.
ing and music.
Miss Garbade returned to her home
in Portland this afternoon.
Miss Catherine Carson has nad as
her house guest for a few days Miss
Myrtle Albright, Of Marquam.
Miss THEME Draper, who has been
the house guest Of Mrs. William II.
Burghardt, Jr., for several days re.
turned to Portland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Merwiu and
son, Paul Henry, returned Tuesday
from Portland, where they were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert J. Gro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
"UnCle" George Downing
Has Stroke Of Paralysis

George S. Downing, one Of Oregon 3
oldest and most highly respected piou.
GERS, is reported seriously in today at
his home, 1888 State street. He suffer.
ed an attack of paralysis yesterday aft
ernoon which rendered him speechless.
Mr. Downing presided at the annual
meeting Of the Waldo Hills pioneer
meeting held at the home Of Mrs John
Hunt short time ago and was so
feeble then that it was necessary to sup.
port him when he arose to speak
Mr.. Downing was superintendent of
the state poniteutiarv from 1883 10
1897 His daughter, Mrs. c. A. Schbrede
Of Marshfield, is with him and will re.
main during his illness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
stopued Near Line.

Nogales, Ariz., June 2S.-Fourteen
foreigners, mostly Americans, who ~
rived at Nogales, Sonora, on a refugee
train from Hermosillo have been de-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
STARVING PEONS
Continued from page One3

reached Ell Paso from interior Mexico
by telling the Carranza soldiers he was
a Jamaica negro and not an American
resident, declared Trevino told him in
chihuahua he would not release the
Americans captured in the Carrizal
fight Browns appearance in Juarez
yesterday led to the unfounded report
that two other American survivors of
the Carrizal fight were held prisoners
there.
Mexico is Ready for War,
"Mexieo is prepared for war with the
United States. I" arrivals from Chihua-
hua quoted the Carranhsta commander
of the north as saying.
eve are not counting war but if war
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

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