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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
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MILL CREEK ITEMS

Capital Journal Special Service)
Mill Creek, Ore, June 3.-Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Molett returned to her home near
Silver Creek on Wednesday, after
spending several days visiting relatives
and friends near Turner.
The ladies of Turner w. C. 4. L. are
invited to attend a picnic given by the
Pleasant View union on June Z. An
interesting program is being prepared.
The Parent.Teachor association met
Friday afternoon in their last school
year meeting. Matters Of graduating
exercises, and arranging for a picnic
were discussed.
The Misses Elsie and Essie Etrang.
of Portland; P. j. Darby and family
also Mrs. A. Z. Feller. Of Feler Station.
spent Decoration day at the home of
Mrs. Dan Osborn.
The farm house on Mr. Liveslcy g
farm, formerly known as the Blower
farm, was burned on Thursday night.
Mr. Livesley was not home at the time
it burned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
WOOL MEN ORGANIZE.

A well attended meeting of wool
growers was held in this city Saturday
afternoon for the purpose Of banding
themselves together in the sale Of their
wool products. There were about
forty present and the meeting was held
in the Good Templars hall ON First
street. The place Of meeting could not
he announced in our last issue as at
that time no place had been determined
upon.
A committee composed Of Marion
Palmer. Chas. Hartman, W. p. Emery.
A. G. Eoff and Ben Keiser were named
to look after the business and the So.
lection of time for holding the sale.
The plan is to bunch all the fleece
possible and hold an auction sale for
its disposal.
At the time Of the meeting $500
fleece had been pooled aud by the time
the sale takes place il is expected there
viii be between eight and ten thousand
fleece in the po0l
Representatives from an parts Of the
county were present The sale will take
place on the 10th Of this month.-siL
verton Appeal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
nights OF PYTHIAs
HOLD BIG SESSION

Monday night Homer Lodg, X. Of p,
IF Independence, visited Marmion lodge
Of Dallas, over 40 strong and brought
six candidates for the rank Of Knight.
Dallas had two for the rank Of Esquire
and the evening was taken up with
work in these two degrees Al late
hour a cafeteria luncheon was served
and with the eating there were numcr
Gus good speeches
Marmion lodge welcome these visits
from Homer and other lodges in this
vicinity and enjoys returning them. BY
such friendly meetings much is aocomp-
lished in the way Of closer bonds of
f-iaui hip between towns.
Marmion used their new robes 1ud
paraphemalia. which were recently
pr based for the rist time Monday
night POLK County Itemizer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
Judge Decides casos

Judge H. H. Belt of the circuit court
this week filed deerees in the following
cases; W. W, Fawk, ct al VS.. Title K
Trust Co.. foreclosure; decree for plain
tiff. w. c. Winslow VS.. John il. O.
Meullhoupt, partition, decree for plain.
titf, U. S. National Bank VS.. John H. 0.
Meullhaupt ct al, foreclosure, decree for
plaintiff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
APPLIES FOR PATENT.

!. E. Van Lydegraf has invented an
adiustible window shade fixture which
promises TO be a convenient article fov
the home and office Mr.. Van made
application for a patent this week, and
as soon as the patent is granted win
turn them out for the market. The ar
Hcle, be says can be manufactured to
sell at retail for about fifty cents. tt
D. so arranged that the curtain can be
l'Nered from the top without drawing
i down. thus letting light into tne
room and at the same time cover a pUr-
tion Of the window to suit the require
mcnts Of the occupants. It can also pc
used for lace curtain hangcr.-siiver.
ton Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

Mr. and Mrs c co1,
! Albany visitors rnos5o,. 4, NamPpeu were
" . y Ell En,io. 's ue9Vgy, 11
,otnr,o1 fulIer ana N'o; Tennis have
| through the timbor os FaTa S,1l c..y u.uys uip
y Cher,inmto, ,,r,~e' ,.s, W r1rlS wy
nam Gov g"i5oo, s"s oon Icy ! ueS9ay after
tbc eastorn 'ete'ui eta! months trip through
Samno, a. .",t' os p.n
city the first of tba ,so"l ,I"u " "us III .ne
home of his son Sbor;Se Iu SsN "a, . gUgg' u the
Mrs. ! d ColIi"s ~ a,3 Jo1u Ii..l w. orr
at the home "F nf T,g I"5, in Ia, Da'l9S visiting
Collins on Cont y1us .to, ana Mrs' D. L'
i"' A. a5 Wv Spurt street
wallis m arc IN IN ., ,hn a. o;; y; seymour Of Cor
guests at tbe bome nf ,T ni' week 'he
parents Hov "o,"e omI Vi NJ AIRS, seymour g
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
Fruitland News

lCapital Journal Special ServieeN
FruitIand June .. John v. Smin is
quite poorly at present For quite n
while a sore has been enlarginp ON his
breast which seems to Ne Of a cancer.
Gus nature. The doctors do not think
II safe TO operate as Mr. Smith is in
his 12d year aud quite feeble
Thursday morning Misses Josie ana
Esther Bowers went 10 Portland to az.
tend the Seventh Day Adventist camp
meeting and annual conference. Quite
number go from Salem. The camp
is located at Annabel station ON the
VT Scott line East Portland.
Mr.. Coulson who lately bought the
Nelson place, has opened store on the
corner He viii deal in flour and
proceries.
Alex Thompson has traded his prop.
crty here for farm Of l2j acres in
Benton county near Wrem station.
A Mr.. Geo Shugis will occupy the
Thompson place Of 20 acres. We wei.
come our new neighbor and trust he
will find Fruitland a pleasant locality.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

Sheridan went down to defeat on
their home grounds in the fourteenth
inning Tuesday with score Of 3 to 2
in favor of Penydale. Perrydale now
claims the championship in base ball
for these parts, having won every
game they have played this season.
Among the towns defeated are Sher-
dan, Falls City, Independence, Rickre-
all, West Salem, Mccoy, Buena Vista,
and Ballston.-Polk County Itemizer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
G. L. Starr Now on Board.

G. L. starr of Portland, formerly a
resident of this city was appointed to
the board Of regents of the state nor
NAL school at Monmouth this week. Mr..
starr is a fit member for the board
he was at one time school superintend
ent of Polk county aud later on was
secretary of the state board of normal
regents. At present he is in the tax
adjusting business in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
X x x x * * x X y x x x =
SLAUGHTER OF CHANTI-
CLEER BRINGS GRIEF.

< Harrisburg, Pa, June s. ;
x And now the Pennsylvania ,
< hen. is victim Of compulsory
< birth control. Somewhere be ;
< tween half and three.quarters
= ot-a-million roosters which :
< trod Pennsylvania poultry yards
< happily last Monday morning
< have gone where the dead roos-
< ters go "Rooster Week" pro
< claimed by the state Department
< of Agriculture came to an end
x today. Officials believe final
= figures viii show close to
Z million fowls killed.
x
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
BASEBALL WEATHER
APPEARS FOR FIRST
TIME THIS SEASON
Salem and Baby Beavers to
Battle for Baseball HOnOrs
Tomorrow

The bright sunshiny weather ia,
warmed the cookies of the heart of the
baseball bug of even the most luke
warm enthusiasm and all indications
point to a record breaking crowd AT
tomorrow S game between the Baby
Beavers and the Salem team in me in.
tercity league at the Jermm Park
With real baseball weather and two
real teams nothing can prevent a first
class contest but an earthquake in the
middle of the diamond and tle wealth
erman has handed out all kinds of
weather this spring but never word
has he said about earthquakes.
The Baby Beavers, under the tuta-
lage Of Red Rupert, are rated as one of
the strongest teams in the intcr-city
league. The Baby Beavers appeared
in the opener in Salem and were beat.
en- by the Lojus. Rupert is determined
to break even with Salem in this
game and has plugged up several leaks
in mis- lineup for the coming contest
Salem is still saving wood and working
hard to be in shape for the game and
the promises of a hot game and a hot
day will undoubtedly be fulfilled.
Manager Otto Klett has signed
" Dutch " Tasto for the Senators as
soon as school is ont und with the adj
dition of Keen and Renhart the Sa.
lem team will have speed to burn, and
plenty of pepper. Cole will twirl to-
morrow and Hauser will officiate be
hind the bat. Adams will be back at
his old station in the middle field
Wilson will again be seen at third. The
remainder of the lineup will be the
same as in the decoration day game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
Yesterdays results

At Los Angeles-Los Angeles .,
Portland !.
At Oakland-San Francisco 4, Oak
land 0.
At Salt Lake-Salt Lake 6, Vernon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

!. Amateur Baseball Teams.
< All amateur baseball teams
x of this section will be given
X space to PUNISH their chal-
!; lenges and notices Of games if
X the manager sends notice to
X the Capital Journal on Thurs
K day for .--e Saturday sport sec
X tion. Writeups or games will
!; be published if sent in any time
!; during the week. Address your
. letters to Sporting Editor Cap
x ital Journal.
x
x 4; x x x x !; :; * x x x 4 x x
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
THE EDITORS REWARD

The editor died and went to heaven,
But stood outside the gate,
Because he hadn't the nerve to knock,
And thought that he would wait,
Till some other mortals came along;
He'd then see what they do,
And if they entered the pearly gate
He thought he might slip through,
He watched the vast procession pass ,
Up to the portals wide;
While Peter told some they were M too
high
And others he took inside.
The editor, weary Of waiting so long,
Finally got in line,
To see if Peter would accept him then,
Or would "with thanks" decline.
He heard the sweet voiced angels sing.
His eyes filled to the brim,
He shivered and shook in agony,
Knowing his chances slim.
" Aha" " said Peter, "an editor here ?''
(He laughed with pure delight
Why, certainly, you may come right
in,
For all you did was write"
-Coopersville Observer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

r. Won eniov reading the Journal oc.
casiorallv--vuu win hc pleased m oc'
- rpcula -'v--oulv ~ rcnis rcr rc"'f
NJ vorr door
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

Frank Chance engineered a perfect
double steal that caused Los Angeles
to beat cortland two to one,
Bert Hall had the Indian sign on
Vernon and Salt Lake broke its long
losing streak.
The Bees massaered Ellis johnson in
the opener.
Oakland received its usual beating
the Seals hitting consistently, play
ing errorless ball and being aided by a
brace Of Oaklandish boots.
Sammy Beer essayed to heAve for the
Oaks and the official scorer said;
charge defeat to Beer, well, we'll
At this hour southern fans nave o
right to become chesty, with Vernon
and LOS Angeles one two in ,Ae p. G,
H. standing. But if the seals could
only play Oakland all the year round
the pennAnt might fly in San Fran
GscO forever,
,Weilman, of the Browns, had his iinx
sign working on the Indians. He held
Cleveland to six hits and one run af-
ter his pals clinched the game in the
first with two runs,
The Indians dropped back TO second
place.
The Giants lost their first game on
their home grounds since they started
their spectacular winning streak.
Hal Chase stole home in the thir-
beenth while Merkle held the ball
The Dodgers seem to be losing with
regularity. The Pirates punched hits
Oh the Brooklynites in two innings and
won five to two.
Ninth inning rallies gave the Cubs
and Cardinals the long end Of the
seore in games with Boston and Phila.
delubia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
GOVERNMENT OPENS S3,-
900 ACRES ARKANSAS LAND.

Little Rock, Ark, June g.
The United States land office
; today filed plots for $4,000 acres
, of land in the Big Lake section
Of Mississippi county. Many
; filings for this land were ex-
pected today. -Four thousand
: acres Of this land have been
set aside as bird reserve by
President Wilson's proclama
; ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

The hotel patron had waited fully an
mour for a very slow waiter to serve
two courses.
Now, brother" he said to the wait
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
BATTING AND FIELDING
AVERAGE OF SALEM'S
INTER-CITY LEAGUERS

following games
tile record issued by the the league
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

We con save YOU money 90 ioh print.
irg-get our prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
Watching the ScOrebOard
Pacific coast League standing

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Let people know what you have to
re 'hrcrnh 'ho Wv TO1ov riI--re...
ihcN wiil meet SON with real money
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

The Bees massacred Ellis johnson in
the opener.
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You can make money by
reading the Journal New Today
column.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

Bert Hall had the Indian sign on
Vernon and Salt Lake broke its long
losing streak
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03
American League

Frank Chance engineered a perfect
double steal that caused Los Angeles
to beat cortland two to one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-03

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-16

H the Crbtnana go. 6esfS16-Bops
februnQen freffeHo fir bic Ausoate bou
yrros IN oer Sunime bon $4,000 mr. ben
5ired oes sinfauis uHo Der aonoemuiruns bss
roibteen ennbss unb Grri6tlna zines 6ebdii-
bes, berotbiat fir bas GeuerD Depdrtemsut uIS
Ginr6fung heSfelbeu.
Gel e berorbnet BON bem efubtratb ber
Sfaof Cincinnati, Staof Gbic:
Stdot Cincinnati fur notbpenbis erahtet III,
BoHos ber befnaien StGpt in Der Suurme BON
aniilno5mnnoig 1auieHb ($2s,000.00) Dollars
ansingeben unb gu perfauieu fir ben pfpef
Der Pefdaffurg bon 5oIiDs fir ben MufnT uHe
bic sonoemniruna bes n5fbfsen eanbes unD
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5elersE epnrfenlert nHo ginrtttina eesfeiheu.
eeltior 2. 2af bic eonos oer befagfeu
ppH aftiinb5pansis Iduisnb (s2s 100000 Dol.
lars ftir ben borgeHaHnteH 8lped. Die bein9ten
Vtones fouen IN 9enomtnnticnen bon etntnnoet5
tSlOO,OO) Dollars ober In Whilfsplifnieu
gtaotanbitor bsiiimmt perben mag, nnb foneE
8tEfeH fraecn Jir Rate bon bier rItb etHbalp
t41z) Ero5ent per Sabr 9efngts Bombs fol-
len eafIrt ietH bonn 1aee beg wadrs 1919
sro mr., toiLeE sipansis (2o) Sabre na1 benz 2a'
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auseabe Hnb bes gerfaufs bon Bombs In ssr
Sfaof eiHeinndtt. SfGat Dbto. pG1ltrf am z3'
6ebrunr 1852.
seifion 4. Ser grT5s aus benz g,crfaif
Der befapten Honbs. aussenommen bic 9rdmisn
NIB aitfgeIdnfenen 3infen, fou benz gonbs VIC
bic oorgef1gte Berbeiierung eutgefbrteber iper'
bcr uno fcn fol auf slHoroHung bes Director
Of Bubiic Sdfetb ausbesdbIt tperbeu, nib fol-
bon ibm fir ben in SeitioH / bierbon fpe5i-
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8red ben glnfnuf bes nottieen @uteridIs nno
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genldb nus5uflbren, einihiebeu son.
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erIegt unb foleftirt idbrIif BIS Bur 2ilehug
ber oben beidbricbener SGnIb, dnf DaS ifeiier'
tare @isentbnm ber Stabi Cincinnati cine ee.
niieenbe Snniure sum 8tpede be bbuiaeT
Qesablung Der 3iufen aui bic oben bel9riebene
ShrIb uno 5tr 3abIiinq geriitaenber Itlguugsr
fonns.QIuSgnben, nm bor5ufeben tiir bic noHe
Eejablnna Der obengerafinten Epnn 1eir Bers
fdll: fpl3e 4ufingen unh sfo1eftinren iirb af
MAIDEN gu ben Better. boreefehen birrf oas Ges
les flr bic sIuierIeguns bon Sieueru tir NIL
Seffion s. 9iefe Orbtrnrs fon In .aratt
treien unb @;iiItiefsit baben ron nro rob pefT
fribeiien bonn @eies erInnbien 9eitpnHiie an.
4afiirt am g. syebrii1r ". .. 1916.
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Die Rriessidjmlbea Ga'
ttabaS
eieigen IN eHOrmsm ltnifnnss.
Die Seremiabe bes yinansminiiters
I'm lnterbauie.

Dttuna, Dnt., 10. Jebr. Die
cunaoiide Resieruna nirb in Der
isbigen parlamsnis SeiIion tpeitsre
AriegsbepiIlisungen in einer !00e
DON $3.50, 100000 forbern, Die Der
Ginan5miniitsr Cir Sbomas Dbite
am Oienitag in isiner 8uDsetreOe i'm
llntefbdule perfiinbete.
Die Mgierung bat bereits $780,
|000, 900 geborst, I'm bic Ariegsdnfors
berungen gu erfiillen. Die Rotten iinb
dber rapiDe gu enprmen Betrdsen ses
itiegen," beIEertte Gin 1bomas. Bonn
Beginn bss arissss biz gum .Sanuar
bisies Sabres CAB Canada fir feline
$50, 900 Wonn 5ruppen $158,O00,s =
900 aus. Da jeBt ipeitere 250.000
Munn aHseiporbsn iinb nnD bas Mas
rimum auf 100000 ManH feitgeies!
ipurbe, psrlanst Der 5innn5miniiter
$3.50, 900, 900 fir bas fonmenbeJabr.
M0aIiherlpeife, ineinte er, iperbe man
mod mebr brduhen. Dus @elb tonne
nur burd Sieuern obsr 4nleibsn arfs
se6raft ipernen, bic Regierung iei
aber enti6loHsn, bic llmlaufsmitte.
bes 2anbes aui boasr 6Dbe gu erbal.
ten unb fein unseIidertes papierselo
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strisssuntoftsn seborst tpsrbsn miibs
ten.
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$3.50, 600. 600 beiragen, mas cine Gus
nabme bon $151, 100000 fir bas
Suhr beneutet.
Gin neutr Streit sDifden
Griedenlaub unb ben
4iliirter.
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hsgde nus 0fthku fdof bdR I'm ueIer
nipIOmatiftsr Streit 5ipii6en 9riss
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ariehiIhm Dampfer rWldurutratuia1
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ibunen uus ben neu arerirttn Vros
9in5sn nnb baber Reiitrase isisn. Der
gampfer par tlah 9reta unteripeas.
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4hs RdIlss "a eI1rniipa3| 4
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