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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
MORAL FORCE BILL FOR WASHINGTON, D. c.

There special keeping the District of Columbia
condition OF political wardhip, and possibly the who op
posed the referendum of Senator Sheppad Dry bill partly
influenced by the idea well legal technica
Yet there would be difference between allowing the
people of the District of Columbia the privilege
general and the personal right buy the OF fluids they
Though may be to treat them political minors
things Uncle Sam, it might well stretch a point
atty
In of the country the advocates of prohibition
camored for a popular referendum.
1t will make friends for their adopt a policy in
Washington which suggests the of aboutism
probable that the Government of the United States make
and keep the District dry But unless be from ruin
only by congressional compulson the appeal public
would be the fairer and the wiser way.
The saloon question that should be decided by community
opinion and by considerations OF moral and material welfare.
The universal referendum rule might have been adhered with
advantage in the
Why should there be moral force bill in the District of Columbia
any elsewhere?
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
ANTI-WET CRAFTERS.

There be money abusing the ocalled whkey
than there is II the business itself.
All kinds of fake antisaoon andrnk and other anti-associa
organizing this State, until present has developed
shameful scrap among ypocte who get the most
of the money that goes with the abuse
These associations reaching all the country to hire
tramp preachers Cincinnati and help "ht the
dust trail" while they get the coin.
The State of Ohio present considered good pckngs for
this class of grafters the threats of few orehead Re
pubcans that failed Of election last month
There consolation that the people who have millions
liquor this their employees will be bunked
of any-o their money
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
SEARCH US!

Hey Luke: Passing through Mddletown Ohio, | a big
sign reading IS follows
"LYNCH THE SHOE MAN."
| what he dds A. Y. in Enquirer
No need go Middown Lynch the Shoe
1ll9 Main and sells Union Made Shoes al
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
SUNSHINE FOR US.

We glad that those eight
with the pipe the heat the blink
the without pressure, kndn
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
SUREST THING YOU KNOW.

The Col Matt Chaser will be blamed
but the facts that Matt only fellow who
pitching balls made by Columbus who
surrounded by enough slime Glasers anytime they
in the box.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
THE KROGER SYSTEM IN DOWS.

The Krogcr installed in the
buy ncke worth of flea powder and tender quarter the
clerk yell stopping clerk
cashier and Yourself stealing
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR THE RICH.

In homes of luxury they actually had real eggs their
Christmas and eer his family
with bushel of potatoes.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
HE WILL GET HIS'N.

When w. Bryan reaches Cincinnati he will find that we We
heard all that he before he arrived there is strong
competition between the kypos hold of the prohibition
dough possible and they have gone the limit
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
WHEN THE SHOE PINCHED.

Arthur spy woke when they going take his job away
when Pomeene running reelection last month"; spy
alternating civil service and
could hustle % help the who gave him his job.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
THE CHRISTMAS CHEER.

Nothing comes into the life like Christmas
oening the hard places of the soul lifting laughter
light Have another.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
SOME STOCKING.

With oranges the of stocking, bag of assorted
the middle and old Virginia country ham top it's
stocking.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
DOC LANDS SAYS.

Doc Lands that there bad lawyers well bad doctors
but how about the skypiots, Doc overlooked them.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
ETHICALLY SPEAKING.

With The quacks and The mouthpeces' quarrelng
"kyplot fighting the "barkceps how take
drink without argument?
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
PEARL
MAKES A HIT
KNICKERBOCKER THEATER.
COLUMBUS. ONO.

NlnUhOW x 7 NOmls NauapCrS
December Is 1olG
serial; "PEARL or The ARMY re
inc and sccnnd chanters To saw wi that The
audicnca gave it rousing reception is
Ia' trs" f': sa T:a %ss i9fE2f FGR fSHfFfE' %T
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
SAFETY FIRST.

Did examine the fruit cake carefully and all spikes
before tasting
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
TWO GOOD LINES.

Attune hearts to love and JOY, the if you
boy.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
HAVE ANOTHER.

Here's to yourself and your family may you live long and
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
DAYS THAT ARE GONE.

How oft hearts the dreams of childhood
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
THE REAL CHRISTMAS.

Consideration for others-that's Christmas
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-12-30
AN OLD SAYING.

The Allies inclined look peace proer in the mouth
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-22

Miiduns beibrdntt unb i9ltebIi4
sdnali9 berbinoert tuerbeu mag,
pGbrenb anoerieits cine gu seringe
Menge &alt in elmer 8elddbisuns
Der pflanSen reiultieren lam.
Die 8orbeaugmiiduns ioll iuie
folgt auredtsemabt iperben: Stint
pfunb BON ieOem, aupferbitriol (blue
pitrioD unb &olt iinb auf so 8als
lonen Daiier gu nebmen. Ollie Be-
itanbtcile limb genau unb ~iorsfdItis
gu rpiesen unp 81 meiien. 9os Sup
ierbitripI unb Der Salt iino porsrit
fir fi9 ALIEN in einissn 9allonen
@aiier gu l0ien unb bann miteinans
Der gu miiden. uater 3usabe bon ir
oieI Woiier, baB Das 8anse so Sal.
lonen ousmadt. Die Mif9uns foil
10 i6nell ols mDg!id Dor ii9 sebeu
unp bic anipenbuns muB oIsbolb gee
i9eben. Gin usberbalten Der ees
mifdten 8riihe Iiir ipaisre Ysnuts
sung lit .ni9t ansan9ig, iie III iepsss
nal frii@ gu bereiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-22
@erfmaIe pes iriiben 8ranSes

~ ~~SNt
abbilpung gu Ieben. hit benz Sort
i1ritt Der &rantbeit betommeu bic
8latter INNER mebr Elm trantbaft
gelbes ausieben, pdbreno bic Stens
gel nod bielfa4 grim bleiben. ueber
bic lmftanoe, bic ben friiben 9ranb
besiinitigen, lit maj. nod penis i'm
alaren, es fat ii4 aber se5eist, bob
Ct germ nod itorten Hesensiifien,
Saseli9lGgen poer ipenn bic &artofs
feln fart BON ben &dfern beimses
iuht nurben, auftritt; bemna3
miiien 8ef9doisunsen bes 2aubes
pobl benz Pil5 ben @intritt iebr er>
leihtern; bic pf!ansen iinO audi mebr
empfdnsli9 bafiir, tpenn fie info!ge
mageren 8obens, Siirre Ober talter
Witterurg nur i4po4, langiam unb
tiimmerlia padfen.
Bie Der piIa uno bamtt bic &rants
beit bur6 ben Winter uno porf einem
sSabr gum anoeren iberbra9t pirb,
1T nod ni9t befimmt betannt; bic
3artoffeltmllen iperben tpeiter ni9t
burd ben friiben 8rano seIddbist,
nls baB ie ii4 nidt geniisenb auss
tpadien unb ni9t gut reifen tOnnen;
Der pila tpirb i9perItd bur9 lie
iibertrasen. M0glta lit es iebo6,
bah bic Sppren Der ptlae ben Winter
in benz alien &artoffe!traut berbrins
gen; immerbin miiifen ie auf irsenb
cine WeiIe ON 2eben blei6en, tpenn
oas $50 unb 8ie aud nur semuts
mabt ptrb, bic &rantbett tritt iibri.
gems gang unobbGngts baoon auf, OF
9artoffeln bdufis auf bemIelben
2anbe sebaut perben, ober ntdt, unb
mub besbnlb iebenfaIts au6 cine
8erbreitung bur9 bic Cuff itattfin=
ben.
Vie erfolsreite 9etdmpfuns Der
8ranbtrantbeit unb totfG9lih bos
einSise @praeben, peldes grfpls BAT,
beItebt in Der gsipribuns Der &artofs
feIn nit Der alS 8orheaurmiI9uns
betannten aupfsrbttriol 8olftriihe.
Dos 9eitreben muB babin seben, bas
Inftreien bes 8rnness gu perbins
bern, n~nitatt i6n peg3uI6affeu, naGs
Dem er erit porbanben 1T; bos I'm.
fidsreifen Der 3rontbeit iii bann
i9tper mebr oufSubaIten, tpenn Die
pil5e er5t i'm @etpebe Der Pflnnsen
iinb. Nus biefem Grinoe foil man
idpn onfangen. eic Rortoffelr nit
Der 8riibs gu beipriten, tpenn re
feds Bis a9t 3oll bod iinO, unb bas
lit 3u ipieberbplen In 3niifeurGumer
bon 8 bis IA 9ogen. lie nad benz
Wadstum Der YflonSsu, bis lie bic
8Iiite ourhgemaht bdben, iebenfaIs
sfreis biz breimnI. bns 6eibt, nm
ben Triittn grano gu uer6iiten; 9egei'
rem ipdteren 8raut lit oas Ss'prits
5sn bis gum l.. September 81 ipies
berboIen; bas neile @ndstum Der
pflon3eu rrub INNER Dieoer linb gu
jeher 3sit init Dem 9rauen ueber5us
sr Gupfers8oltbriibe bsbedt istn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-22

Sitr Iarnt unn 6artpt,
Die YrauOfraufbeit Der aartufieln.

Die Sranbfraufbeit Der a~artufieln.
Die iogenannte 8ranbtrantbeit
laaoist bic &~artoffsln alljGbr!i9
iehr betrGdtli6 unb perurIa6t in lie,
benz Sabre einen erobsn QusfaIl in
Der &artoffelernte bes &anbes, 70
oaB es iid tpobl lr6nt fiir leoermonn,
Der aartoffeIn bout, iiber Die 9atur
Der &rantbeit untsrri9tst au lein
lno lie nad M0sIidtsit au bstdmp.
ten. - IS iinb 5tpei Nrten bon aars
tpffelbranb = Der friibe unb Der
ipdte 8ranb. 8is DOE turasm unters
j9isb man bieie beiben @rtsn nod
ri9t uno lie tpurben aIs cine &rants
belt betra4tet. Seioe iinb natiir!it
pilali9er Natur. nur iinb bic 8irs
tungen on Der &artoffelpfIanSe sttpas
perf4ieben; bic anseri9tetsn S9G>
Disunsen iinb bon beioen f9limm
senus. bod bat Der fpdte Yranb audi
nod bas Saulen Der anollen our
Solse.
Der ben friiben 8ranb peranlais
ienbe pila lebt unb Derbreitet ii9 i'm
9.tpebe Der &artoffeIpflanSe unb
maHt iein GriGeinen sstp0bnli9
wabrenb Sum- unb SuIt. Sein 8ors
hanbenietn ldBt fd porert ni6t 10
lei4t feftitelIen, 70 lanse bic pflanse
iiberbaupt elm trdftises @a4stum
aeist unb Nabrung senus I'M 8oteu
finbet. 9as erfte Mertsei9en lift
pas 4uftreten BON sraabrdunlihen
Slsden in ben 8lGttern NIT IpiraI.
f5rmtsen Stri6eu barir, tpie In Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-22


unb tperben. 2lu9 mad Itorlen Re
sensiifen 1T bic 9sipriibuns ba!e gu
luiehsrbolen.
9ie Ratur bes fpdtsa 8rnnbes bat
mon erit in LETTER 3eit ridiig ers
tannt. gr 1T ebsnfalls poroIitilfsn
lltiprunes. pte Der tribe 9ronb. urb
1T bieiem Gbnlit, nu. oaB er ben
YflonSen nr9 u19teiIiger III une
audi ben &nollen j9aoli9 pirbj sr
!ritt ipdter i'm Sabre auf uno lpirb
uur9 tiibles feudiss 0etter fart bes
9initist. IS formsn ii4 Dorerit
feline braune 5leden auf ben 8ldts
tern. bic INNER srOBer uno sroBer
!oerben, suleBt iGlparS gefdrbt, Die
9latter ieben iGlisB!ia ME Der.
brannt aus, lie unD aud Die Sten9el
lterben al uno bas 5eih FRONT einen
unnngenebmen, luulIgsH 0erua aus
0iebe 4bbilbung 2.
Ser fpdte Yr,ai0 piro numentli4
ben Ip1ten Snrtpttellprten getabrl!1
uno lit neiierbin aud nod oesbu!b
perperbli4, lpel! sr erpislenermabea
gum sroBen Seils Die a%nolIenfdule
Der &ortoffeiu belpirtt. Die granos
lporen finoen ibren Msg in ben gos
ben ,nb iperoen Dur9 pas Regens
palier on bic anollen getpai9en. Sie
Wirtuns lit auf bic anoIlen pisielbe,
als auf oas aroui, iie faulen IN Der
grbe unb pielfah AUDI nod ipdter in
Der 4ufbeDabrung. Sas Jaulen Der
&nolle itebt alip meiltsns in Vers
binouns nit Der ipaten Yrauotrants
belt unp Dos 8erbinoern oieIer per>
binbert au1 bic &n~ollenfdule.
SroB Der @sriu9e nit peri6ieoes
men Wtitteln bat iid bod teines in
Der 8etGmpfuns Der yranotraRtbets
ten Der aartoffeln 10 .rfolsreia ses
Seist, als bic i4on erpdbnte 8ors
Deaurmii9uns. unb opar muB bic
a~npenbuns peri4ieDene Male pabs
reno Der Wa6stumsaeit Der aartofs
feln it%attfinben. neil bic arantbeit
baburd leihter bon ben &~artoffeln
fernaubalten lit, ais oaB iie perniatet
iperben lam. naApem ie erit in eis
mem aartoffelfelc Sub sefabt bat.
Sci ri6tiser 3ubereitung Der 8ors
~bsourbribe, iorgIomer Anipenouns
berielben unb senisenb bdufiger Wies
berbpluns lafien lld bic Sartoffe!n
iiAer segen bic &rantbeit i3iBen
unD au9 oas 5aulen Der &artoffeln
i'm !Serbit pirD p%erbinbert.
Wp man ben ertpnrteten grfol9
bon Der Mrbeit bes 9eiprisens ni4t
bate. perhen INNER Sebler in Der
ausfibrung unterselaufen iein, unb
Elm 9auptsrunb FOLDER 5ebli hlGge
pirb in Der unri6tisen 8ereituas Der
SUPPER aultbriihe gu iuden iein. Sie
MiI9ung pirb, tpie betonnt. aus
3%upIerpitriol uno Salt bereitet. 8ei
Der Mii9uns bieier beiOen Sa4en
geben bieieIbeu cine unl0sli1e 8ers
binouns elm, bic absr uad unb nod
fi6 fuieper lDit unb ditseinanber Sebt,
ipobur9 bas &upfer, tpeldes bas
eisentlide 3erit6runssmittel Der ptIS'
iporen 1T, fret pirb. 9as auss
einanberseben Der 9erbinpung BARI
niGt itattfinben, beDOr bic Wiiauns
auf ben Pflonaen 1T. &dme bic
aupferl0iung Obne ben aaIt our
4npenoung. 70 miirbe bas Grsebnis
elm 8erbrennen Der pflansen fem;
Ter &alt perbiitet oas unb bspirtt
aud sleib5eitis, bab bic Mii6uns
beiier an ben 9flanatn baftet. SIS
lit febr pidtis, baB bic Mii6uns
I'M ridtigen @erhIltnis bieier beiben
Materialien gu chamber berseite!It
tpirb. gu piel Salt pirb iebenfalls
bic Sretnerbung bes 9upfers itart
perSDserr, tpobur6 bic 8irtuns Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-22
sdlimme Sabncrfranfbeit.

Der Die 2uftrI9renpurm Grunt
beit BEG @efiiigeIs perur5a6eHbs
Burm fommt Bel nllen @efliieelarten
Dor, pprnebmIi6 ober bei Siibnern
rnO bic S~unsbiibnsr Iinb onl meiiten
palnit esplost, GIttren 5iibnern ipirb
sr ipenisItens nidt 10 seiabrli6. Sn
manden @esenDen oieies 2anbss 1T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-22

Der Wurm 70 perbrsitei, bab er
srobe, ieudsnbafte @erbeerunsen in
ben 9efliiselbsltdnben anri6tet unS
RE 3u9t oubsroroentli6 f4detst, er
lett INNER panrreiIs. Mdnndsn uno
Weibdsn innia psreinist, i'm rberen
SeiIe Der 2uftr5Gre, unterbnlb Der
stimmribe, pie cie b~piitebcnbc @b.
6iIbung elmer nniaeiGaittsnen Suit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-22

Sn Seferrei9 fanb u%nIdnait
cine Qusftslung bon Papierproout>
ten itatt, nelde anitatt Der Mebanffe
Sum SGube pes &prpers sesen bic
Rdlte otenen ioIen,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

and other eastern points He will be
absent several months.
4. y. Moores was in Portland yester.
day, registered at the Oregon.
Attorney +. y. Turner lef; yesterda,
for California on legal business.
Roy EdholDf and V. Edholm, Of Al.
bany, were in the city yesterday.
George Rolfe was transacting busi.
ness in Salem Thursday, from Albany.
J. c Taylor and wife, of Eugene,
were registered Yesterday at the Bligh.
J. NJ. Garrison was a Portland visit
OF Thursday, registered at the Perkins
hotel.
Mrs. Susie Jones left Yesterday for
Portland, where she will make her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. 4. White and daugh.
ter, Blanche, will leave tomorrow for
Spokane for a visit of-tWo weeks with
relatives and to attend the annual apple
show.
Chas. B. Smith, of the silo sales de
parrment of the Spaulding Logging
company, who recently advertised for a
who would let him have
to say about running his Of
flee, left this morning for Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks for the many, many acts Of
kindness, words of sympathy and flow
ers that the friends and neighbors have
showercd upon us at this time of our
great sorrow, in the loss Of our daugh-
ter and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. +. R. Schram.
Mr. and Mrs. f. +. Schram,
I'rs. Ida l. MEOW.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

J. W. Lundy, Of Eugene, was in the
city yesterday.
Otto II. Elmer, of Corvallis, was a sa +.
lem visitor yesterday.
X. II. Windishar was in the city
Thursday from Mt. Angel.
Judge Hiram Overton, of Woodburn,
was Salem visitor yesterday.
Ben ,. Via left yesterday for Detroit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
The democratic ladies of East Salem

precinct, along with the democratic
men, viii hold a celebration at the
Hickey school house Saturday evening
at 8 O'Clock, eongratulating each 9TH
er over the results Of the recent nation
al election. Mrs. John Haines is in
charge OF the rally. A program has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
The FOLLOWING have enrolled in the

The following have enrolled in the
Ford school of driving within the past
week: C. H. Brown, Areherd Imple
ment company; l. W. Hubbard and !. ID.
Alexander, all of Salem. Also \. Ack-
ley, of route No. 4 John Hickman,
route No. s: W. d. Edwards, Of Turner,
and Peter Kufer. of salehm, rural route
No
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

been arranged, which viii include sew
eral short talks and an address by. john
Bayne, president Of the Woodrow Will
son league, and other prominent demo
Gratis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Young people interested in practic-
al course Of study at the CapitaLBusi-
ness college, should plan to begin next
-onday New classes in shorthand and
other subjects. See the principal be
tween and } afternoons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
DIED.
= = = = = = = i Il

FLANAGAN-In the city. Wednesday.
November Is. 1916, Mrs Mary Fiana-
gan, in her 6sth year.
She came here from Multnomah eoun-
". As yet no funeral arrangements
have been made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

DR.. NJ. z. Pomeroy was operated on
for appendicitis Wednesday morning al
the ST. Vincent hospital, Portland. Re-
ports today are that Mrs. Pomcroy is
making a satisfactory recovery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

D. H. Mosher, who has been i'll at
home for several days, is reported this
afternoon to be making satisfactory
recovery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Local contractors are figuring on the
plans and specifications of the new Ma
ior Willis building on Court street and
bids will be submitted tomorrow at the
office OF F. \. Legg, who drew the
plans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Better look at our goods before plac-
ing orders elsewhere We can save you
money. c. \ Hamilton Furniture Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

jail this morning in the police court for
being drunk and Fred Dunston five
days for begging on the streets by the
police judge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

oregon folks are regarded in the east
as well as at home as being especially
competent to pass on all sorts of initia-
tive and referendum measures, yet al
the recent general election the electors
or Marion county voted against giving
suffrage TO the negro. The Oregon law
prohibiting negroes from voting has
been dead letter since the fifteenth
amendment to the constitution was rati-
filed by congress Mar. 80, 1870, when 2s
of the 81 states at that time adopting
the amendment. And J. A. Mills, who is
q candidate for city recorder was told
yesterday by voter that he intended
to vote for Mrs. Brooks for recorder, all
of which indicates that the intelligent
voter gets things considerably mixed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Mis-directed letters continue to ar
rive at the Salem postoffiee and not
only are they mis-directed, but there is
no return memorandum on the upper
left hand corner Of the envelope 4 let
Ter addressed on typewriter TO Chas.
X. Hale, Peorola, Ore. cannot very well
be delivered as there Just happens to be
no office OF that name in Oregon. The
dead letter man in Washington will open
the letter IN about three weeks and re-
turn it to the writer, provided of course
the writer has left an address An
other letter that will not be delivered
here is one addressed 10 Mrs. Jas. Bak-
er. This letter is in n feminine hand
writing and while the word Oregon is
part of the address, there was not city
or town given-just a blank. Several
letters are also on hand with no address
whatever.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

The night temperature was a trifle
warmer last night as the low notch was
% above, and the range of temperature
for the y hours was from 30 to 25. The
liver continues TO fall and now the
guage reads = of foot above zero.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Silverton Home lodge, No. 35, knights
OF Pythias, Will dedicate their new hall
on the evening Of Saturday, December
.. and just to help in arranging plans
for the event, II members Of Salem
Central lodge, No. IS, 1letored TO sill
verton last evening. ADDRESSES Of wei
come were delivered by Mayor Potter
and George Custer. and from the Salem
lodge, short talks were made by o. G.
Shellburg, J. T. Davis, :. H. Snyder and
J. ". Cox. The Salem degree team and
other members fthe Salem lodge will
attend the dedication ceremonies in sill
verton December ..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Beautiful library and dining tables
at very low prices. G. :. Hamilton,
House Furnisher
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

ID hEcADefg recllal az opera :
< house. Free. :
< Nov. 20.-Dean Alden : address :
: on 'Historieal Lies" Waller !
+ Chapel !
: November 22-Prof. MaeMurray !
: lecture at opera house. !
Nov 22.-odd Fellows annual I
home coming. !
: Nov. 23.-Annual taxpayers !
meeting auditorium high
Z school, S p. n. !
< Nov. 24.-Leeture az Public !
: Library, on Health Insur- !
: anee, Z" by DR.. Robbins Of L. !
: Of o. !
: Dee. 3.-Elk,s Memorial sery- !
ices, opera house, 2:30 p. Ii. !
: Dec. City Election. !
Dee. 4-9-Third Annual Marion !
. County Corn SHOW.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

One week from tonight, those who are
interested in the big question Of health
insurance, will hear the subject discuss
ed at the auditorium of the public lib
rary by DR.. Edwin Clyde Robbins, as
sistant professor Of economics and soci-
ology of the University of Oregon. The
doctors as well as the high schools of
this part of the state are becoming in
terested in prospective legislation on
health insurance. DR.. Robbins received
his degree from Columbia university.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

T. Regular meeting of Pacific
a lodge No. 30, A. +. & A. NJ,
"a tonight at p. IN. After>the
IN business meeting lecture on
? G1 Masonry viii be given. Visit
AN ing brethren welcome
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Smoke up-and incllde box Of La
Corona cigars for his Nmas, he IL ike
'cm-Salem made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
All Around Town
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Comforts and blankets at very reas-
iOnable prices G. ;. Hamilton Furniture
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Glass rooms are being completed for
the Adelphian class of the First Presby
terian church by R. r. Jones, who has
the contract. The class composed Of
boys Of the "teen" age, exeayated the
site, which is under the church. and
have raised enough money to haveihe
work completed and the rooms flrn-
ished. Harold Eakin. a Willamette stu
dent. is teacher Of the class.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

The recent cold spell has reduced the
general supply of fresh eggs resulting N
a general scarcity. Market reports from
produce men rather indicate higher
prices and general scarcity of eggs but
groeers in general are paying as high as
42 cents dozen wholesale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Don't wait until the apples are gone
before Won get your supply OF cider.
Now Is the time. See Commercial Cider
Works of Salem. novIS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
Dr.. MendeIsohn, specialist, fits glasse
- correctly. q. 8. Bank. Bid.

T. ?. Schram, Of Denmark, Curry
county, Oregon, viii return TO his home
next Sunday. He is in charge Of the
grocery department Of q mill commits
sary at that place.