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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
BERLIN HEARS or
ULTIMATUN SENT
DUTCH BY ALLIES
Holland Astir with Military and
Naval Preparation and Coun.
Gil Of Ministers
Meeting
CARS TAKEN OVER BY ARMY
All LeIayes for Officers Of Sea and
Land Forces Have Been
Cancelled.
GERMAN PREgs NOT ALARMED

LONDOE. April J.. An eTtr Ofdl.
nary council of the Dutch ministers
~ state was beld today ~ Tb6
Hague. according 70 tieufaf'F C6ffe
Dondant ~ Tbe Hague,
Dutch TATE pfeea8fi0ns,
t/NDyN, Ami J. pHgMe dlBDaai,ns
fseolsed iG cODcphaaan from Rotfafdam.
mn @ifeieaa tntaaegfH ff9H Gemab
H9brffH satH lli8i considerable 4bn4siueas
prft0lis " i49iiahd ma tbAf tho Dutag
military ma baFat aafG98tieB hn taks
lna various ptteaWiOBs. Aii iedgea f0f
Bagm afd military 0fflebf8 ha8e bafb
eaBcoiied faBW8R eafa, WhlEH Uef6
placed ai fba dlsDoa8i ~ ne military
hnib6fttlo8 IN tbA o0tJfAak NJ ne NAf
ahd eubaeQ1eHhY Wefo f6ibas6d tfmpofs
afiiH h6te bfo8 f0qdai0oHfd 1iiefs
itate tefB ri4aifianf meetings IN
uies6 Wai IL c0antB1 IL ne ar1g md
haYg ono fepMt i0Ys bofh houses m
Parliament taYb ban summoueg.
nfI@lSG 10 Tnba8i1a,
fho disptob6Y 10 nol dlsel1ss me
eaDso n the feeling b4t ~ pfeauH8biY
ID cohneeted mifh fbe sinking N D8tfi
ste8biahlDF,
Tteafaphie communication betHfhH
Eusiand aHd Holland n sfi1 interrupted
Hfnfsf ai8pateh from Tbe taau6
ftls afternoon aags u IL aunlofii616lI
stated int tbe reports regarding tbe
NitbGJagM Gf ~ f1r6UR8 and ne
fequid1Hing m al heiRtt trains bH
the itatNh authorities ara abf9i8teiY On
true,
TeU ~ I1imstBms
BEhLtS, Ami f,-fYla c9Denhaa6b
ald f,6ndOn s'rho GofmgB HaHFbapefs
Rigo mich SINCE 10 reports o0bcefhiDa
an alleged gitiIual1m ~ the entente
alils8 ~ Holland and tho sharpening ~
tie latter NJ is mobilization measures
Tho pfees Kenefailg points 01i, bon-
6ger that aii tho reports apparently
ere basad On fdsfe rufdofs ahd assert
tlat Germany bas no esuas ~ Urn ne
situation with ths slightest uneasihhss
whether the rpIgors arc ifis Or MT.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
EGkn IS FIRST TO FILE
FOR GOVERNOR IN DAKOTA

rHnnr. y IL ApHi iapsiai Tola
mom rHe nfai petition NJ ans ienuh
HoHn candidate fof FaftNaf 90 - filed
with ibt aemslAtf 9f state " that af
GearRa 81 taan WhilN NhB flied ihla
etfuiH#
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
RAIL RATE RAISE
is AGAIN HELD UP
Union Paeific's New Schedule from
Omaha 70 Kansas Points
Checked by the /. a. 9.
WOULD HELP OUT KANSAS CITY
flfrom q 8laff Correspondent J

fI'fOtf starr Correspondent T
WARRINGTON, April fBpe-
cial Teiegram) Tho Interstate
Commerce commission announced
this morning that the new Union Pa
eific tanff, applying from Omaha 20
points III Kansas, bad been sus.
pended, Ia order that on inyestiga-
ti0n might be made Of tho changes
IN rates contained IN tho tariff
Omaha'g interest in the matter
arises from the fact that the new
schedule advanced the class rates
from Omaha 10 points on the Union
paelfio In northern and eastern
Kansas. whore Omaha lobbers and
manufacturers enjoy . good distri-
butlng busincfs.
KansnA CITY 90 Benefit.
No changes IN fh9 Kanaaa CITY rates
we're contemplated by tho taHff, and the
l{hnsaa Gily Transportation bureau
flied M urgent request upon the COM
mission 10 lst the taHff R0 IN effect, with
The purpose. N course, Of raising the
Omaha rates.
The story ~ this tariff has hn inter
est aslds from tho mere fact of raising
tho rates from Omaha when Tho famous
CONTINUED on Page Two, Column one,l
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
DRAW LOTS TO SEE
WHO SHALL BLOW
UP AJp0'p ~, ID DIE
01 ~ .ter Picked by HKismst'
" gtay Behind and Explode
Dirgible When Wings
Pail,
INFANT ALMOST SURE DEATH
Disabled Air Craft Pals Into
Thames Estuary and Sinks
After Grew ~ Removed,
FOUR OTHER CRAFT IN RAID

boADoA, Ar. iTte German Drls.
0aefs from the gesiroye1 Zeppelin
ITta number seventeen, with their
commander. They reached south
eastern military eaBter this morn
ihK, All " thG prisoners are youth
tui ~ appearance and we're cheerful
The commander wore the iron GROSS.
Some ~ them related their eKpofi-
enees quite freely and asserted that
The crew drew lots 10 decide who
should remain behind AMI blW 10
tbe Zeppelin when n was found the
difiKibis could ~ no further, The
task fell ~ junior officer, whose
dufY was ~ wait until the remain
edf ~ ihs complement had left, then
On receiving q signal, blow W tho
sifsbip. This meant almost certain
death for himself,
BDNDOH, April I,-TWenty- eight
persons wsre Killed and forty-f0gr i'm
jursd 10 lsst nights air raid. 6gcord
Ing ~ official figures given out ~.
day,
LoAD0A, April I One of Tho
i've HepDeliBs which visited tbe
eastern counties of England during
the BiEht dropping rome ninety
bombs, was damaged, presumably by
British aBtisalreraft guns and came
dawn 0ff the Thames estuary, n
surrendered 10 British patrol boats.
The efew Was sayed, but the aifsbiD
broke - and sank while being t0wed
IT,
The raid ~ last night vas tho
twenty sseOBd NJ the war. Tho lost
Zeppelin was the third Of rs class 70
come ~ grief IN these raids.
Details of The aftsck have not been
DHbiislaa ~ tts authorities From ~,
official RDgTefs n II loafnad that many
N ne boHbs were dropped either into
me- ssa m III places wbafs no damage
Nas done, u was an IDEAL Higbt fog
Ne fsid ERetg1ing vac N favor ~
tla zsppsligs, Including tte afmDsDhsrie
pressure sBd ne llebtBees N fhs wind,
The difiRiblfs came ~ oyer f1e eoast
saFig ~ M evening and, sgiiing high,
diYiGsd tiIair foFess Th0se wbo SAY them
NV tilsV were lsygar than ibe didRibisg
gssd On previous glsifs They kept -
sgeb y height tbat thnv we're 0ut ~
rsnRe ~ anti alferan guns ~ they passed
inland,
During tbs evening zeppsiipH wero re-
D0fteG ~ various points, u waa not On, |
" aftsf midnight tb6t announcement w8s
nude ~ tbeiF departure
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

Fafe eagt iii % Ia M4usHFf
fDf aHA EnHn y fiHn gHH tIH.HuF
=imf nn imrputm OAanHa .a lomf4ft
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

LOADoH, April i,-fwenty- eight
persons we're Killed and forty-four in.
iBrsd 10 last nights air raid, 6gc0rd
Ing ~ official figures given out 10
day,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

Continued on Page Two. Column one,)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

CONTINUED On rage fo8f column oos5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
!CherrianS Asked to
Take Part Memorial Day

The Cherrians as an organization and
the Cherrian band have been asked to
take part in the Memorial day exercises
and the program to be given during the
afternoon at Wilson 3 park. The re-
quest that they participate in all the
exercises of the day came from +, t.
Porter, commander Of Sons Of Veterans,
as chairman, R. KumrOw, commander
of the Spanish War veterans and Joe
McAllister, member of Company M, o.
N. G.
Twenty.eight organizations have been
invited to assist in the days observ-
ance. The morning will be spent with
appropriate exercises at the cemetery
The organizations will meet at l
o'clock at the armory where the parade
will be formed. The line of march will
include the downtown business district
ending at Wilson park, where the pro
gram Of the afternoon will begin. Be
sides appropriate addresses, there will
be musical numbers, and also selections
by the Cherrian band.
From Wilson park, the procession
headed by the Cherrian band, will
march to the river, where appropriate
exercises viii be held by the Ladies
Relief Corps in honor of the dead nava
heroes. The services at the river will
close the days exercises.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
PIONEER HAS BIRTHDAY

C. w. Young, one of the best known
pioneers Of Lane county, was SO years
of age Friday, May 10, and to celebrate
his birthday his children and their
families gathered at the old home, q
short distance north Of the city and
spent very ENJOYABLE day.
Mr.. Young came to Lane county in
1852 and settled on donation land
claim where his present hons is now
located. This is one of the best farms
in the entire county
Mr.. YoWg's sister Mrs, Elizabeth
Rose, wao is aged ~ years, was one Of
those present at the festivities Others
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Van Duyu, of Coburg; Mr.. aud Mrs. ],
N. Field and daughter Molhe, Of Eu'
genes Mrs. Claude Copple and daugh.
ter Helen, Of Hood River; Mr. and Mrs.
Bird Rose and daughters, Mary Eliza
beth and Ruth, Of Harrisburg; Tom
Caufield and son Earl, Of Salem; Mr.,
aud Mrs. +, ~ McAlister and daugh'
ter. Mildred, of Eugene; Mrs Holloway
and Mrs. Nicholson, Of Harrisburg
whom Mr.. Young has known for 90
years; Miss Roberts and Miss Ras
musseu.
A splendid dinner was served during
the day and various amusements wer,
INDUCED in-Eugene Register
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
PUBLICITY FOR THE CHURCH
lOreponinnl


A Salem church has named a pub
licity mauager-which is dignified
way Of designating press agent aud
of indicating that this particular
church does not intend to hide its
light under a bushel hereafter, The
pastor, who once was newspaper
man, says he believes publicity is 60
ing to do for his church what it does
for business organization, He Is
right. This has been established by
the experiences of churches which
have rcstorted to printers 5 ink in sus.
tanning interest aud drawing sinners,
Provided the publicity manager is a
live wire the Salem church in ques'
tion will require n s. r. O, sign for
use when special exercises are held.
Publicity is the medium of bringing
TO the attention Of people the things
they want and which you have. Sure
" the counter attractions of the
churches are unsparing in their use
Of printers ink, and this must ac.
count in n large measure for their
thriving popularity A man may be
predisposed toward attending church,
and yet the idea win take concrete
form and stimulate him to action only
IL the fact is brought to his attention.
What more effective medium than q
notice of the services in the paper he
peruses over his morning meal}
One suspects that the churches can
find no more effective medium for
routing the devil than printers ink,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
CONTRACTING FIRM
WINS CASE AGAINST
CITY OF WILLAMINA
Warrants Not Paid Must Be
Returned Before Judgment
Is Entered

,tEI. t--s..-. .A-..l -. h.. L.,
Oitles haFIns stIeeV paving uone py
cohtIactorS u, mus! el'nel accePt VI re- Ie,
Ject the work "stnln s fe5sonaDie pc 'iIie lIe
Ut pe estoPPeu from PieaGing 'nat .ue
!@poI vi maIelialS VII inioiIoL 'ooiel.
ing u geoisioi VI 'ne sup " 9IhI =, ooui
@ enlS morning N tne oaSe VI ~, ~ enls ni41,
anu Nh, Il; y. Christensen y! asathst tLe oity
oe Hviii! mi,ioinino ~ aPpoulo 'nae .ne IiuS
Oh Wlliamlna oIueIeu sone PaFlIs "a uone
anu ieV .ns Jon.racs W Dennrs onrtoJ faos nalS
his ~ AN tT Vno or = tn ~ oouncii ord
"Diy oh ."e "U,M ~ 9nt o no,t of tbo
inont upon ms ;oo lJoonenu"o;J" oa "oi5 P"l
oontl"'' P'i'0 wac P"iu !" wy wal
uTSs, ms oo,,uo, ,ouo,o. eo;,oa - toLo
fn.I ootin nGTv oitbor 6onont;nc oHr ~ or "r. ro
iont; ntt aotho" ~ oit ~ e,nGI ;;e ran6rt ond
IC'ims 4I ,me O,'y ia 20 %nr
% the ~ 'oeoiS Diouh' SUI W tt
rme entlre amount aL'er rSse4rig SS, thnn, 'me
aro5 m . s.o+ NJ pay nSiJ ' for anu ont of fnds
TbaX bronGbt 0 % ae+ion " tbo Yambiu
m Diousu' .s5it 49, oU,iOi ~ u IL " IN TT IT tI
oIn'i poit a 3nou,o 'oui o1io4 aHu eoI a. -,
troetora 9t aworJin% uo,GT tSon, in5oO,on+ 'G tbc
snn, % a. ooe Tho % ~ o4snnoiod o g frnn, [n
fSia Tecsion and u iu any yonpion nTITV writtnn %
bv Cbiof Tustica Mooro off;rmino tSc
Iovor I % court % IL wos % 6oiJ % 4bot ' 4ba +r;aI .ni
iuJGe was riobt and tbat +bo controotor' NV 1I'
sboSId have irJgment Cor Tho rtGr ent;re
amount bnt 4 was made on conditioT
that tbev return tho city warrant, oIJ,
which bod oireodv boen @;yan tbam -
Tho otbor csse on;nions bondod dow,
follow. W "'' v p''''''i' ''''''N'" W
Georoe Hink,e onne,lon+ vs Oreoo,
Cboir eor,nonv onnaoloJ sror, AIs,it
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
12OO TRACK MEN TO
MEET AT HARVARD
Twenty-fOur Universities viii
Send Men---Frank Chance
Has "His Day"

Cambridge, Mass, May 16.-The
athletic classNOf the country will per-
form here May 2G and 81 when the
forty.first annual meet Of the Inter
collegiate Association of Amateur Ath-
letes of America is held in Harvard
stadium.
This was made clear today when an.
nouneement was made that more than
1900 trackmen had been entered in the
various events. Stanford and Cali
fornia in the far west are included il
the list of "a universities which will
send men. 1t is expected however
that fewer than half of the 1900 mer
entered will finally participate.
Yale has 1874 men entered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
camp-fires.
-Spmucl L. Simpson,

'PHuN u, simpson,
"Peace and Arbitration Day" will
b. observed in Salem, Thursday, May
l3, with special program by the mem
bers. The flag follows;
"Section 2091. United States Flag,
Dissertation Of, PrOhibited--Any per-
son who in any manner, for exhibition
or display, shall place or cause to be
placed any words, or figures, or mum.
bers, or marks, or inscriptions, or pic
lures, or design, or device, or symbol,
or token, or notice, or drawing, or any
advertisement, Of any nature what
ever, upon any flag, standard, color, or
ensign of the United Statos, or shall
expose or cause to he exposed to public
view any such flag, standard, color, or
ensign of the United States, upon
which shall be printed, painted, or
otherwise placed, or to which shall be
attached, appended, affixed, or an.
nexed, any words, or figures, or num-
bers, or marks, or inscriptions, or pie
lures or designs, or device, or symbol,
or token, or notice, or drawing or any
AdVeruSementi OF any nhtuTe UT hlnu
whatever, or who shall expose to public
view, or shall manufacture, or SELL or
expose for sale, or have in possession
for sale, or for use, any article, or
thing, or substance, being an article for
merchandise, or receptacle Of mer-
chandise, upon which shall have been
printed, painted, or attached, or other
wise placed, representation Of any
such flag, standard, color or ensign of
the United States, to advertise, or call
attention to, or to decorate, or to orna'
ment, or to mark, or to distinguish the
article or thing, on which so placed, or
shall publicly mutilate, trample upon,
or publicly defuce, or defy, or defile, or
cast contempt, either by words or act,
upon any such flag, standard, color, or
ensign Of the United States shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and sub
iect to fine OF not less than twenty
dollars ($2000) nor more than one
hundred dollars ($l0O00). a. 1901,
page ESQ, Section l, Oregon Laws.)"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
Chance Plays Today.

San Francisco, May iG.- Frank
Chance was due to appear in San Fran
cisco today for the first time in a Los
Angeles uniform and the bayside fans
designated it "Frank CHARGE day" in
his honor. The peerless leader" plan
ned to perform for spell OH the first
sack, his own old stamping ground, and
show the bleachers that he still has
plenty of jazz.
Considerable interest was aroused in
this season g first clash between the
Seals and the Angels in this city. The
Vernon Tigers have just finished their
task of chasing the Seraphic goat all
over the hills and dales Of Southern
California, but the San Francisco fans
are anxious to see the Chance crew in
action lust the same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
'Peace and Arbitration" Day Will Be
Observed In Salem By Patriotic Clubs

God bless the flagl let it float and
fill
The sky with its beauty. our heart
strings thrill
TO the low, sweet chant of its wind
swept bars,
And the chorus OF all its clustering
stars
Embrace it, o mOthersl and heroes
shall grow
While its colors blush wGym on your
bosoms of snow.
Defend 1t, o fathers. there's no
sweeter death
Tbtn to float its fair folds with a
soldiers last breath
And love it, o children. be true to
the sires
Who woye it in paa by the old
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
stamford on Way To Meet.

Palo Alto, Cal, May l6.-Thirteen
crack track men, who will carry the
eolors of Stanford in the duel meet at
Ann Arbor and at the big /. @. A. A. A
A. meet at Cambridge, left here fol
the east today.
The cardinal student body escorted
the athletes to the station ard gave
them q rousing send-Off.
The list Of performers includes mur
ray, Kirksey, Aupperle, Wilson, sehneil
Norton, Caughey, Laehmund, Sisson
LYNN. Wilcox, Dievendorff and House
WDocU Reynolds, the Stanford trainer
accompanied the team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
EXPRESS COMPANIES
DRIVERS GO ON STRIKE

Chicago, May 16,-Seven hundred
drivers of the American, Wells Fargo
and Adams express companies went
on strike today when recognition fOr
their union was refused. Shipments
worth hundreds of thousands Of dollars
are tied up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
pn1tland Gets Am ROdgers.

Portland, Or, May 16.-Bill Rodgers
was released today by the Cincinnati
National league club to the Portland
club of the Pacific Coast league. lie
will ioin the Beavers at Salt Lake Sat
urday. =, ,4L
at second base on the Portland team
Bobby Vaughn will be shifted to short
stop and Ward will be released. hoi'
locher will be retained as utility IN
fielder. Rodgers also will become cap
tain instead Of Vaughn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
rn pnll stanfOrd's BOW oar.

Stanford University, Cal, May 10
Bill Bloeser will pull bow oar for the
stanford crew if it competes in the
Poughkeepsie regatta again this year
II was announced today that he is ehel,
blo and he has resumed training. II
tbe crew goes east it must have more
money, and campaign to raise, the
necessary funds before June has pee"
stnrtpd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
Fight TablOids
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Kenosha. Wis, May lG.-The Bitter
Root Kid lasted only little over SIX
rounds with Ever Hammer here last
night, the referee stopped the fight IN
the seventh.
Brdqpodt, ConA-GeOrge chip
Knocked out Sailor Grande in the
fourteenth round Of gruelling scrap
here last night,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agreed
that Gunboat Smith had shaded Bat
Ting Leviusky in six round bout here
last night.
Milwaukee. Wis.--Ritchie Mitchell
and Charlie White will box ten rounds
here ON the night of Map 20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

NAuht bhN @Ath4NtiNoy anu 4 hAihN'Si lAit'
won five to four. Plank blew up in
the seventh.
Cleveland knocked Cliff Markle of
the Highlanders out of the box in three
frames, making him lost his first
game since he enlisted with the Yanks
Dubuc of Detroit passed two Sena.
tors in the eleventh, and as an infield
out and a sacrifice fly followed, the
crowd went home to supper,
Cravath of the Philadelphia Nation
hls Starred at the plate, gathering
three swats and managing to take 9
slow one in the ribs out of four tips
to the gutta pereha.
Cincinnati practically gave the game
to Philadelphia, making three errors
in the field and four in the battery.
The little man from Egypt beat st
Louis, when Mowrey of Brooklyn tap
ped an easy one in the eleventh whicl
took fresh bound over the first sack
er's conk and let two runs in.
The Giants won their sixth fla
when they beat the Cubs to 2. Tink
er was hooked for debating a decision
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

FOR RENTS acres miles from Sa-
lem, l mile from r. R. station, good
house and barn, crop in, will sell
stock, consisting of young cattle,
colts, goats, chickens, etc, to renter.
598 State st. Mayo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

SMALL HOUSE-And lot for sale,
sewer, water and electric light and
furnished everything goes at 500.
BIO care Journal maylS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
NEW TODAY

GOOD-Furnishe house to rent. close
in Phone Main or AZ. tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

$12 FURNISHED-Complete six room
modern cottage at 1923 Nortn 18th
St., EnglewOod carline. Owner there
Wednesday. mayl6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

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it appears and notify us Immediately
if it contains an error.
Minimum charge, 15c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
Watching the ScOrebOard
STANDING OF TEAMS

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

FOUND-A target rifle owner can
have same by calling at W. y.
Barnes residence 1885 Hines ST.,
identifying same and paying for this
.ad. mayl6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

WOMAN-Win do
washing. ironing, housecleaning, cook
ing or sewing by day or hour. Phone
25O4J2. may20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
National League

Eddie Plank could not beat his old
club, the Athletics, and Philadelphia
won five to four. Plank blew up in
the seventh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16
SportMeWs

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

FOR SALE CHEAP-Confectionery
and dry goods store, good location
on 25ta st. Phone 9S4R. H. c. O'Nell
owner. may
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

FOR sALE-1s acres, good terms, 16
in crops and fruit, fair buildings.
best soil. w. W. Lander, Salem R.
Q. junel5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

YOUNG IlADY-Desires room and
board in private family. Address )
26 mayl6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

wANTED-single persons laundrings.
1885 S. Coml. may17
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

WANTED-TO pasture cattle. Gervais
Rt. 9, box 56. mayl7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

FOR RENT-New modern, 5 room cot:
tage, partly furnished. B. W. Macy!
Phone 8l5. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

FRONT Neutrality-suspicious. floor
49l N. Cottage. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

WHITE FIR WOOD-chOppers wanted.
Phone S0F11. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

TO LOAN-$lOOO and $500 on city
property or acreage, Donald w. Miles
is Bush blk. bldg. Phone $40. maylS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

buy a 1900 lb, horse not
over 10 years old, Frank Calabs, Rt:
4 box %. may17
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-16

WANTED-Experienced farm hand.
Address G. P. Rodgers, Turner, Orey
or phone 53Fl2. mayzu
The Lovington leader., 1916-03-10

sAr sAlA1Aa connIrs sv,cloe
Agrga SHOOTING WOMAN.
Pillar Mssos. . MsHiess. Alleges 70
Have stssesd Alsias csaxs,ss-
cssslvmsn Charged with Msrser.


ws.'''x N'-'r~P-' 'H'on s'.. s'''''
silver city. N. M-within . week
there were four tragedies enacted N
this part OF the state. Two people
we're murdered. one man committed
suicide AMI one babe died. Il Ia sup
posed. as a result Of injuries inflicted
on Its mother.
Al Hurley. Pillar Munos. . Mexican.
10 alleged TO have stabbed AlbinA
Gonzales during . quarrel. The next
day the woman gave birth TO a dead
child. and should Il develop that the
wound inflicted by Munos caused It's
death he will face . charge OF mur'
der.
George Carlson. Q trooper on bor'
der patrol. shot and killed JQac White.
q fellow trooper. at Hachita. Sheriff
McCrath. who Was at Hschita at the
time. arrested Carlson and brought
him to the jail here.
At Lordsburg. Battling Salazar.
prizefighter. shot and mortslly
wounded Il woman Of the underworld
and then committed suicide.
With these new prisoners In the 10
cal Jail the number has been brought
Up TO sixty.four. whose cases will bt
investigated by the grand jury whicl
meets this month for the opening o
the spring term OF District Court