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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

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Scott County, mo er einen bertpn1ot-
idoftliden @eiud eritattete, tpie6er
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mann trofen Mitte LETTER ISOLDE au
ei1rem bertpon6tidaftlid)en 8efude
bier elm un6 fabrten anbern Cages
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SEN in i9oniter @eiie unterbielten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Kinder schrete1
MACH FLETCHER'S
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Clear Cafe.

@ilbelm Slider un6 @tepban
Meufder befin6en ii@ 5par nod aul
ser @rantenliite, 6od lit ibr 3nitanS
ein be6eute1l6 belierer. - Sab. Nar-
lep, tpeIder in ct. Sobns College
b0beren @tlbien obliegt, berbradte
sic lebten Gage feirer Geittagspafan5
bier BEL Sreun6en. - 8armer, mel
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noron @urfenimen gu berfaufen
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for6 lift iett @iebbdn6ler; @al. Sm=
boIt bat 6ieien Sanoel aufgegeben,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Illus der utn9e9tnd.
9lIbang.

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mebrere @dtpel tern betralert. Sic
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ser grbe ubergeben. - MntpaH 8eter
STILES mor Samitag in @o@1oBge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ct. CLOUD.
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pie6er tpobl ur6 m1nter.
Melrpie.
Sos Dutum Ser 8uttermaders
aonpention lit a1f SEN 16. 6ebruar
perIegt mor6en. - Die Melroie
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
Sport Neuvs

grounds with New York and Pbiladel.
phia.
Today the champions will open a
four game stand in Cleveland and from
1 there will 90 back to Boston.
The National leagues survival of
the fittcst fight today stands with one
team of the three cOntenders barely
hanging on in the struggle. The Braves
have been squelehed fairly well and
are now in tnrd place. Brooklyn has
pulled out bit more to the front with
Philadelphia still in the offing.
The Red Sox are much more certain
Of their claims to pennant fame than
the Dodgers. They have finished off
their two chif rivals, trimming the
White Sox two games TO one, and max.
ing sweep OF three game tilt vita
the Tigers. If they can take a aior.
ity of the series from Cleveland there
is little likelihood that they will be
overhauled.
When the Red Sox entered Chicago it
was with n pitching staff pretty well
wrecked, if previous scores counted for
anything. when they left that city
the hurlers had responded to the emer'
gency and are now turning in great
games,
! If the pitching staff stays fit there
isn't a chance that Chicago will forge
to the front
Chicago stands two games and half
behind now. II thev win every one of
, their remaining eight games, four with
Cleveland and four with New York, the
Red Sox will have to win eight of tae
eleven remaining games to cop. This
doesn I seem at all likely in view of
the way the Boston team has been play
ing, Detroit appears to be out of it,
although they are only half a game
behind the White Sox. They have sew.
en- games remaining and If they over
haul the Waite Sox and win all seven
Boston would still take the pennant by
winning seven.
brooklyn has harder struggle a
head. The Dodgers have fourteen
games left on their schedule, one to-
day with ST. Louis, six with Chicago,
beginning tomorrow, thrcc with Phila.
delphio and four with New York.
Thirteen games remain on the Philly
program and they are pretty stiff tus.
sles. One game remains in the present
yries with Pittsburg, four with Gin.
cin6ati. three with Brooklyn and then
the finish against Boston.
Provided Brooklyn breaks even on
the schedule, winning seven and losing
as many, the Dodgers would have a
final percentage of .597. To win the
pcnnant in that event Philadelphia
would have TO win nine games, losing
only four, and the Braves would have
to win fourteen games and lose three,
The American league teams swith
around today, the Red Sox meeting
the Indians In Cleveland, Washington
opening at Detroit, and the White Sos
clashing with the Yanks at Chicago.
4. There will he no change in the Ma
tional league. Brooklyn will continue
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
JUST TRY ONE DOSE Of
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has been
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j. G. Perry, lis South Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22

herd leaders in the contests for all
classes in dairy breeds for the 1916
state fair, which will be held the week
of September 25.
The dairymen of Tillamook county
have long been awake to the import
ance and increased value and volume to
their products by the adoption of pure
bred stock OF the different breeds and
the process of raising the standard of
their herds nas been going on for years
until the percentage of purebreds in
hat section will compare favorably
with any other dairy section in the
country. The Tillamook county exhib
itors are not entering their prize ami
mails for the express purpose Of carry
ing away all OF the championships on
the state fair calendar, although it is
safe to say they will get tneir full
share in the awards, but are sending
their thoroughbred stock to the fair,
along with incOntrOvcr;able statistics,
merely as an object lesson to farmers
all over the state that it pays to adopt
purebred stock for dairy purposes on
every farm.
The breeds to be represented in the
livestock exhibit from Tillamook coun-
ty at this years state fair are Jerseys,
Gurnseys and Holsteins and the list of
exhibitors, together with the classes
and animals which they have entered,
follows: Charles Kunze, Holstein COW;
J. H. Hathaway, Holstein cow; B. L.
Beals, Holstein bull; Leonard McCor-
mick, Jersey COW; f, H. Mccormick
Jersey cow; James Williams, Guernsey
bull; Bert A. Folks, Holsten bull; Will
liam Williams, Jersey cow; w. S. Hare,
Jersey bull; and Ebinger & Son, Hol-
stein bull, all Of Tillamook. Tillamook
dairymen will also be on hand with
large exhibits of dairy products, prin.
ciDally butter and cheese.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
CAR SHORTAGE CLOSES
OREGON INDUSTRIES
Lumber Industry Hit Harder
Than Any Other, But All
Interests Suffer

Portland, Ore, Sept. 22.-Investiga
ton of 'the northwestern freight ear
famine by the state public service com
mission will end tonight.
Testifsing before the commission, rep
resentatives of big Oregon shippers de-
elared two important lumber plants
have already been forced to close and
others faced other financial disaster be.
cause of there being no cars for trans.
portation of the products.
The Hammond mill at Mill City has
just closed, it was asserted, throwing
600 men out of employment The Sheri,
dan Lumber company mill has been idle
since September 2, its $50 employees job
less.
Other concerns whic hare suffering
financially are the Standard Box &
Lumber company at Willamette and Sill.
verton Lumber company at Silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
WoLGAsT TO MEET HOPPE

San Francisco, Sept. 22.-Supremeiy
confident that he is again on hiS way
toward the ligh ;weisat championship
Al Wolgast today wound ur his train
ing for his four round bout with Willie
Hoppe at Parentc's DAILY City arena
tonight. In fact, Ad is 50 suie of sue
cess that he is already C,hsideIing a
ra,rpaien to secure hom with Fred lie
W. sh for the cham f.on'h'r.
Hoppe is also certain nf victoiy. lie
il trained to wonderful form, knowing
that if he wins tonight, he will not only
eliminate wolgast as a lightweight fac
tor, but will be in position to seek
matches with 1873 pounl top notchers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
Giants May Break Lever

New York, Sept. elf the Giants,
who now have run of sixteen straight
games to their credit, win again this
afternoon, they will be within three
games of the major league record which
was established in 1884 by the Provi-
dence club of the old National league.
Playing at the gait they are, tne Gil
ants may have big part in deciding
the league leadership. They have an
other series with the Braves and an
other with the Dodgers before the yea
son ends
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
Change Race to Sunday

Chicago, Sept, 22.-Profiting by ex'
pericnce, the managers of Speedway
Park have changed the date of the
grand American fall automobile race
from October IA to the following day,
Sunday. Races drew better crowds on
Sunday, the officials say, The pro-
gram calls for two fifty milo and one
hundred mile events. Entry blanks
were sent out two days ago. Most ma
tionally known drivers are expected to
entcr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
HELD ATTORNEY FOR PERJURY

Chicago, Sept. 22.-After a dramatic
scene in Federal Judge Lands court
today, during which Edward NJ. Morsi-
son, aged millionaire, faced and gave
the lie to. his accusers, Judge Lanais
ordered James K. Ward, Morrison s
former attorney held for perjury under
$4,000 bond and also ordered perjury
charges brought against Joseph Bern
stein.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
Court House News
: X X X X x x X X X x X X X

Declaring that her husband has /,
cross and morose disposition and vio
lent temper, and that on one occasion
when she attempted to sit on his laE
he slammed her against the wall in ;
violent and angry manner and refused
to permit her to caress him, Bessie L
Byars has filed in the circuit court ac
tion for divorce against William BY
ars. She asks 800 alimony and $25 {
month until certain hospital and med
ical bills are paid Also she wishes tt
resume her maiden name of Bessie L
Turner. There aare no children. The
couple were married at McMinnvill'
December ~, 1897.
An answer has been filed by Albert
Friedrich in the ease of Royal Elk
change Assurance VS.. F. l.. Miller, Al
bert Friedrich and Guy Ogle. In this
case the insurance company has object
ed to paying insurance on Studebak
er automobile on the grounds that the
machine was damaged while being driv
en- by Friedrich without authority
Friedrich says he was employed by Mil
Ter, who operates a garage at Aurora
and that he took out the ear, which was
the property of Jack Sadler and w. F.
Virgins, in response TO an order from
Mrs. Sadler. He says the accident oc
CURED through no fault of his, and he
wants a Judgment dismissing the com
plant against him and his costs and
disbursements.
A writ of attachment has been issued
on personal property of c. Rowell held
in the Peoples bank, Coolidge & Me
Claine's bank, and by II. A. Hartley
all at Silverton, on complaint of {. Nj
Inman, who holds promissory note fol
$50 given by Howell. Special attor
ney S fees of $50 is asked.
The state, through District Attorney
Ringo, mas filed answers in the case:
of John w. Yates VS.. Fronie Conklin
Yates and Martha Chester vs. William
Chester, alleging that defendants deny
any knowledge or information as tc
the complaints of the plaintiffs and
praying that said complaints be dis
missed.
IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
BY H. @. Hamilton


Omitted Press staff correspondent)
New York, Sept. 2s.--The Boston Red
eox stand today reasonably certain of
winning the American league cham
pionship for the second time in as
many years. Eleven games remain on
The Boston card and seven of these con.
tests win be played on the aome
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22

against the Cardinals in Brooklyn,
Cincinnati and Boston will finish their
series and the Phillies will battle the
Pirates in their farewell encounter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
RED SOX HAVE LEAD
IN RACE FOR PENNANT
Chances Of the Leaders for
First Place Discussed
by Expert
IRIS SPEAKER HITS 200

Iris Speaker, Cleveland out.
fielder, who is leading the Am.
erican league hitters, has made
his 200th safe hit. He made it
yesterday in the game with
Washington, waen he hit safe.
ly four times out of six trips
to the plate.
Cobb made POS hits last year
f, to lead the league with an av.
f, erage Of $40. Speakers aver.
age today is .3S7.
X II X X Il X X X X X X x !.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
Those Dear Girls.

Miss wellalong-This has been !
resort, you know, ever since 1860.
Miss Young-Where did You go bo
fore thatf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22


Mabel, read documentary evidence to
show that the Southern Pacific's own
ear reports are unreliable.
"There is disposition TO put us in
the hole,' he said. "by telling us that
we have equipment that we know we
haven't got"
Mr.. Wentworth then read letter re-
ceived from d. W. Campbell when Mr..
Campbell was assistant general man
ager of the road in Portland in which
Mr.. Campbell apologized for erroneous
ear reports that had been given Mr..
Wentworth by Southern Pacific Off
cials.
In denial of the testimony made the
Southern Pacific officials on Wednes
day to the effect that the ear shortage
in California is as serious as it is in
Oregon. Mr.. Wentworth read the fol-
lowing telegram, "not from the wire,'
from A. ]. Russell, agent for the Uort'
land Lumber company at San Fran
cisco:
"If the shortage is equally severe
how are we able to purchase for ship
ment from Eureka, Willis Bay points,
Oakland and Pittsburg the same lum-
ber as has waited on our sidetracks 60
days for equipment. and have ship
ments made in AS hours to 70 hours,
S5 per cent of which are on Southern
Pacific carsfo
California Said to Be Favored.
The purport Of this telegram was to
show that the Southern Pacific is able
to make deliveries from the stations
named all of which are in California
in two or three days, while it takes 60
days to make like deliveries from Ore
gon.
Mr.. Wentworth explained that the
mill at Mabel now is carrying stock
of 5000, 900 feet as direct result of the
shortage. A stock of 3,000,0G0 feet
would be normal.
S. B. Cobb. manager of the Standard
Box & Lumber company at Seofield,
said that his plant has been suffering
severely. The normal demand of the
mill is four ears q day. The actual de-
hveries were SO ears in June, SO in
July and 81 in August. The plant has
been forced to operate on only part
time, much to the dissatisfa @tioa of the
owners and its employees.
An excess stock of 100000 feet now
is on hand. and much of this will be
damaged as soon as the rains SET in.
The company has ceased solii.ing
business because of its inability to
promise deliveries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22

Angeline Kaiser AYERS in complaint
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-22
NatlOnM LeaQuI

THE BIG STICK BATTLE
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-17
Thrill Of BEING Wet.

There is something rudimentary and
fundamental about having water
splashed down upon one, and getting
completely and deliciously wet. Not
damp, not moist, but vet, wringing
wet. You yourself when a child never
enjoyed anything so much as your
first drenching in an unforeseen and
unavoidable rainstorm-the thrill of
being wet, the cool drive Of the water
on your nose, into your sleeves, and
down your neck; and the joyous
shush of soaked, water-logged boots.
Even the tedium of being rubbed with
alcohol, bundled up, and warned you
would catch your death, did not dimin-
ish the event. You voted it better
than the time you fell off the boat,
dock; it lasted longer.-Atlantic
Monthly