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COMPLIMENTS CANON NAN

G. II. swanton. the genial superin
tendent OF the famous Mary Murphy
mine at Romiey, passed through on
Wednesday. II is through the ener
getic efforts Of Mr.. Swanton that the
mine. at the present time. is doing
more. in the way OF creating larger
dividends to the company. than ever
before. Mr.. Swanton is n thorough
mining man. who is capable OF grasp
Ing every opportunity, that viii &c,
the best results. s.--I3ucna Vista Repub
lican.
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vlslrlNe FRIENos " r.oRsNcs

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Triplett came
down from Canon City yesterday. Mr.
Triplett spending the time renewing
arQuaintnpces with Fiorenee friends
while his wife went on to Portland 10
visit her brother. August Haase. Mr..
Tripleit II employed ~ engineer At
the Ice piAht In Canon city. and vas
coEpaerly ahsriG q Custer county.--
Elotsnct Citiseu.
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MA. RAMso's CONDITION sr.Ll
aRAloua. a

Mrs. J. w. RAmbe' was IN Flor.
ence on Monday from her home Il
Canon City. The states that Mr.. Ram.
- Il stili combined % hip bed, and d
= . serious conditica. .'-riorsncs CHI.
lln. & Il
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RErURMgD 70 AGR SCHOOL

Mrs. Eva silvers returned 10 her
school n aarssnts sunday after spond
|ing The holidays h cAnoti.
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n M'CALL'S PAITERN Free

An Record subscribers who have re-
Gently taken advantage Of the club,
Including McCalls Magazine. are en-
titled to 15c pattern free
After you get your FIRST copy Of
siecaiis; pick out the pattern ron
want. Send request for Free Pat
tern. giving number and enclosing &c
stamp for mailing. direct to
THE MCCALL COMPANY
es6-246 West s7th St. New York City
>, lust say that YOU are a new sub
loe,.. MccaiIs Magazine is very
Rl6V Many of our subscrtb
advantage of it.
JEAR CLUB.
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RGruaNGp AoME rl4uaspAY.

NEruRN9D HOME TlauAepAx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown ana fam.
~ left for their home at I.eadvlle
Thursday afternoon following q
weekp visit heFo q the quests Of tho
foFmef's father. Abner r. Brown. and
ss,p1y = - NsssA gsveath s,fsst.
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75-MILE
WIND AT
SPRINGS
DAMAGES
PROV >?:;;s:S s!

WINDOWS IN SCHOOL BUILDINGS
BLoWN IN AND MANY CHILDREN
wEHE INJURED BY FLYING
GLASS.
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JtAR Gu
Total Cost

We send it all to you for $500.
Il certainly looks like a bargain
worth, taking advantage Of even II you
have to borrow the money to do it
with.
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WEEKLY cLues.

We give you all for only -. .S2.0o
II your Record Is paid in advance
send order direct to
THE WEEKLY RECORD.
Canon City. Colo.
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Alas oALe NeruNMEp 70 kEYaoH

Miss Ma Caie has returned TO her
school IN key1oF. Colo. after spend.
Ing . paeooani ChristmAs vacation
|wNh her mug~r. Alrs. Tens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
KLAMATH FALLS CENSUS

klamath Falls, Or, Dec. 26.-The
growth of Klamath Falls beyond the
natural increase of its own native born
population is clearly shown in the cen
sus of nativity of the school children
of the city. The census has just been
completed by Professor R. H. Dubar,
superintendent of city schools, and
shows facts as follows: The total en-
rollment in the grammar schools of
klamath Falls is 47S, of which only 10
were born in Klamath county. This
leaves 35S children who have moved
to this city from other counties or
states with treir parents. One hum
dred and eighty-seven children We're
born in Oregon. Thirty two different
states are represented in the census,
California leading, after Oregon, with
50; then Michigan with 10; Kansas, 1s;
Illinois 10; Colorado and Montana, each
II; Oklahoma and Ohio, each 10. One
child comes from Sweden, one from
Germany, one from Italy and one from
the Dominion of Canada.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
No Trace Yet Found
of Missing Men

Grants Pass, Or, Dec. 26.-Up to a
late hour this afternoon no trace of
Commodore Fleming and Thomas Riley,
who are believed to have been lost in
the mountains between Westfork and
Agness, has been found by any of sew
eral searching parties sent out to look
for the men in the snow covered hills.
Fleming, who is rural mail carrier,
left Agness for Westfork Saturday and
should have reached his destination
that evening. Riley was on his way
from Agness to Oregon City to visit
his father and intended taking the
train at Westfork He was an electri-
clan and had been in the forestry ser
vice in Siskiyou county, California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
SALESMNASH|P TO
Be ILLUSTRATED
Course Of Lectures To Be
Given by U. Of 0. Professor
of Commerce McAuslan

A campaign for better salesmanship
in Oregon will be inaugurated at the
Commercial club beginning Monday,
January 8. This is an extension course
in retail selling offered in Oregon COM
munities by the School of Commerce
of the University of Oregon, and will
be under the direction OF G.. r. Me
Auslan, professor of commerce. He
was formerly associated with the eco
nomists training school of New York
city and with John Wanamaker's, New
York. The course is free to members
of the Commercial club. The fifteen
lectures to be included in the course
are on the following subjects: Wis
ion of salesmanship; The salesman 8
physical and mental requirements; Re
auirements of salesmanship; Psyhool-
ogy Of human nature; The sale; lessons
7-8-9-lO will consist Of actual sales Of
merchandise before the class; Funda
mentals of fabrics, wool, Fundament
tails of fabrics. linen; Fundamentals
of fabrics, the knitting process; Funda-
mentals of fabrics, vol; Fundament-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
Internal Machine Left
at Governors Residence

Salt Lake City, Utah, Dee. 26.--Two
ounces of nitro-glycerine, enough to
have demolished the residence of Cover
nor Spry and wrecked the neighhor.
hood, were found in two glass tubes OF
the internal machine found yesterday
morning in front of the governor 8
house, according to State Chemist Her
man Harms, who has made a partial ex-
animation of the bomb.
Six men are under arrest today, three
having been positively identified as
having been seen near the Spry home. 1t
is believed by the police that these are
but accessories and that the man who
was the brains of the plot still is at
large,
| The guard around the home Of the
governor has been doubled today and
the guard which was installed at the
state capitol at the time of the Hill
strom case has been placed on duty
again, fearing an attempt TO wreck the
new $4,000 600 building will be made,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
swIPED THE BOOZE

Eugene, Or, Dec. 26.--It was
"bone dry" Christmas in Mott, near
Eugene, on the Willamette. Pacific
line The supply of intoxicantsr2t 1
such small town, was stolen from the
depot before citizens in the communi-
ty had an opportunity to swear to the
necessary affadavits so that they might
take the two quart packages to their
homes.
In carrying out his idea of Christmas
spirit, the express messenger opened for
business yesterday morning to accom-
modate the general public. With the
arrival of the first claimant, he DIS
covered that his storeroom had been
robbed. Sheriff J. G. Parker was nos
tilted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
STATE MAY ADOPT
NON-PART|SAN PLAN
Circulating Petitions in Wash
ingtOn to Perfect Init
alive Bill

Seattle, wash.g Dee. pa whirl'
wind finish is on today to secure TO-,
900 signatures still needed for the mi
tiative bill to make the state non-par
tisan in all except national elections
Seattle City Councilman Erickson
president of the state league, has is
sued call for 200 volunteers to circu
late the petitions on downtown streets
and public markets as well as in tht
residence districts. The signatures must
be obtained by Thursday night
Should the campaign be successful
and the total necessary, 10000 names
obtained, the legislature will be com
PEELED to act upon it.
! The legislature meets January Z ant
favorable action by it would near
that Washington would be the frs
state in the union to elect its govern
or and legislature and all other STATE
and county officers without reference
TO partv affiliation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
WILL
MEET in PORTLAND
Oregon State Teachers to
Have Three Days Session
IN Portland

The Oregon State Teachers associa-
ton will meet in Portland, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week and
will be attended by many of the teach
ers of the county and city. W. M.
Smith, county superintendent, win at
tend a special meeting at the Portland
hotel, called to pass on code of ethics
for the teachers of Oregon. This com
mittee was appointed one year ago and
its recommendations will be acted on
favorahly by the association.
Among the Salem teachers on the
program at the three days session are
Miss Jessie Y. Cox who viii read a
paper on "The Selection and Manage
ment of Collateral Reading" Miss
Lima Heist of the Salem high school
will take part in the discussion OF
forming German clubs in the higf
schools. DR.. Carl Gregg Doney viii
speak on ''The Real Purpose of the
Privately Supported Colleges; DR.. J
N. Smith, superintendent of the Ore
gon Institute for the Feeble minded
will speak on "The Mentally Defective
in Public Schools.
One of the most important subjects
to come before the teachers for discus
sion is that of retirement fund fol
teachers and committee appointed
one year ago will present its report.
Every county in the state has bee'
organized, Marion county being repre-
sented by T. E. Wilson of Hubbard
Burgess f. Ford of jefferson; W. G
Gauntt of Stayton and Miss Jeal
Byers of Macleay.
At the meeting tomorrow, the super
intendent ]. H. Collins of Woodburl
will represent the principals of tn
county and Mrs. NJ. L. Fulkerson th'
school obards. Mrs. Fulkerson is ais
ON the credential committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
Say Germany's Reply
Does Not Meet Request

Washington, Dee 26.-Germpay's re-
ply TO President Wilson'S peace notes
does not augur for every rapid ad-
vance in the progress toward peace, "
British officials 1T Great Britain s
embassy said when shown the text
of the United Press dispatches.
These officials said: ''Thcre is moth
ing new in the message, nor does 1t
answer the presidents or Lloyd
Georges request for q specific defini-
tion of tcrms.'
The suggestion that the question of
an organization to prevent wars was
not to be considered until peace has
been concluded, also met with dis
favor at the British embassy. This
question, it was emphatically stated,
is one of the most vital in the whole
situation and must be made an in-
tegral part of any peace parlcys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
MEXICAN FACTIONS
CLASH|NG IN JUAREz
Chief Of Police Loga, A@er-
'ent Of Gonzales Is Killed
On Street
By Webb Miller.

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 26.-American
border patrols for a hundred miles on
each side of the city have been warned
by the military authorities to be on the
alert today. From several sources re-
ports have reached here that armed bod
les Of men have been seen across the
Rio Grande river at points where there
ere Carranza outposts or garrisons Two
regiments of the Kentucky national
guard are doing the principal patrol
duty in this district.
The bitter rivalry between the two
factions of government troops existing
since General Jose Murguia replaced
General Gonzales as Carranzista com
mander at Juarez broke out last night
when a major under Murguia with four
soldiers shot and killed Raoul Loya,
chief of police at Juarez, on the main
street of the Mexican border city. Loya
was an adherent of the deposed com
mander. The shooting occurred near a
cafe in which were a number of Amer
leans at the time. Fearing a general
outbreak, the Americans were locked in
the cafe, but later were allowed to leave
ings took place ON the streets later.
Meagre reports today from the Tor
reon district declared that part of the
Villista forces in that district were NOV
ing toward Monterey. Military authori-
ties here believe that Villa intends to
make an attempt to hold Torreon as a
base of operations in northern Mexico
Wedding invitations, announcements.
and calling cards printed at the Journal
Tnh nopo rfT,a ant Dr;ooa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
Commissioner HOff Is
Attending Funeral

Labor Commissioner Hoff is in Eu-
gene attending the funeral of his moth
er-in.law, Mrs. Mary c. Parsons, aged
S7 years, who died in Portland Sunday
night from heart trouble. The funeral
service was held at O'Clock from the
Methodist church, of which she was the
|pnly surviving charter member The la
Dor commissioner office in the state
house was closed during the funeral
hour.
Mrs. Parsons leaves two sons and two
daughters. One Of the sons lives in
Springfield and the other in Eugene.
The two daughters live in Portland,
where she spent good deal of her time.
She was in Salem frequently also. She
was a pioneer of 1852.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
WOMAN At ASYLUM
ScALDS SELF TO DEATH
Gets In Bath Tub and Turns
On Hot Water When Nurse
Left for Moment

Sarah H. Orr, aged 70 years, an in
mate of the Oregon state hospital for
the insane, died this morning about 6
o clock as the result of being scalded
last night in bath tub into which she
climbed when her nurses back was
turned and turned on the sizzling hot
water.
The sealding took place last night
about.7 o'clock when she was taken to
her bath by her nurse and another pa
tient. After the bath had been finish
ed, she and her attendant started to
go from the bath room into the hall.
A cry or scream down the hall at
tracted the attention of the nurse and
she went to investigate. Immediately
Mrs. Orr darted back into the bath
room, jumped into the bath tub, and
turned on the scalding hot water. She
was burned up to the hips and died
from her injuries and the shock this
morning.
She has no relatives and was com
mitted from Multnomah. She has been
in the hospital since February. The on
ly friend she is known to have is Eu
gene Palmer, of Portland. Coroner
Clough was notified and took charge
of the case.
Coroner Clough is of the opinion
death was caused more from the shocl
than from the burns. Just how the ac
cident happened cannot be ascertainet
as the patients who were helping at The
time viii say nothing. She was large
woman and weighed about 200 pounds
and several months ago suffered {
stroke of paralysis and was, consequent
| ly, very weak.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
BUTTER AND CHEESE
MAKERS TO MEET HERE
Seventh Annual Convention
To Be Here Three Days
Beginning Thursday

The seventh annual convention Of
the Oregon Butter and Cheese Makers
association win meet in Salem three
days beginning next Thursday, hold
ing its sessions in the auditorium of
the Commercial club. This viii bring
to Salem probably about 70 dele
gates from all parts of the state.
Exhibitors of butter are permitted
to make but one entry and not more
than one from each creamery viii be
allowed. All entries will become the
property of the association. The
judges of butter exhibits are John Sol
lie of San Francisco and G. e. Hevert
of Portland Cheese win be judged by
Otto Friedli of p rtland and p. S.
Lucas of the o. A. c. A. Slaughter of
Salem is n member of the executive
committee.
The program for the convention is as
follows:
Thursday, Dec. %, 10 a. m.
Call to order.
Address of Welcome, 4. d. Deckabach,
Salem Commercial Club.
Response and President IS Address, G.
w. Sly, Eugene.
Secretary s Report.
Appointment of Committees.
Standardization of Creamery Butter,
G. Z. Frevert, Portland.
Afternoon-1:30.
Neutralizers, o. b. Neptune, Albany.
Composition Control, l.. s. Leach, Carl
ton.
Tests and Testing, A. Slaughter, Salem,
! Butter and Cheese Makers Scoring Con
| test, in charge of Mr.. Sollie and Mr.
| Frevert.
Evening-7:00.
How We Do 1t in Coos County, c. w
Barklow, Norway.
-Four Years with the Butter and Cheese
Makers, j. d. Miekle, Dairy and Food
! Commissioner
Cheese Factory Management, Frank
( Kruxberger, Aurora.
Election of Officers and Resolutions
Friday, 500 a. m.
The Quality Question of Cheese, OttC
Friedli, Portland.
Pepsin as Rennet Substitute, P. $
Lucas, Oregon Agricultural College
| Historical Sketch of the Cheese Indus
try, II. q. Fish, Ash.
Address, John Sollie, San Francisco.
Afternoon-1:30
The Dairyman and the Breeding Ques
ton, w. X. Newell, President Oregon
!, Dairyinen IS Association.
Cow Test Association-WhatT They Can
Do, E. X. Hanneman, Turner.
The q. S. Dairy Division-What 1t i
and Does, Il. v. Ellington, of West
ern Dairy Division.
The Cream Grading Question, 0. W
Holmes, Portland.
Cream Grading Contest, in charge O
| Mr.. Ziemer and Mr.. Slaughter.
Evening-8:00
Banquet, Salem Commercial Club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

withSLoCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
farrh is q blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls CataPrh Cure IA
taken internally, and acts directly upon
C,afarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sIcians in this country for years and Is
a regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combina-
tion of the two ingredients is what pro-
duees such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. o Send for testimonials, free.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toleqo, U.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
Russian Raiders Fail.

Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Dec 26
Russian raiding detachments failed to
advance in the Neagra valley south of
Dornavatra, today's official statement
said, detailing the fighting in the Car
pathians.
Temporary increase in the strength of
artillery fire on Ludova Height was re-
ported. More than usual activity in
artillery firing by the Russians was re-
ported from the lower Stockhod river.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
SAYS OREGON WILL WIN

Los Angeles, Cal, Dee. 25.--0regon
will defeat Pennsylvania at Pasadena
New Year S day, and the Oregon varsity
is in the best possible condition for the
game, stated "Tuffy" Conn, phenom-
,enau freshman OF the Oregon Aggie
squad, today, upon his arrival for the
holidays. Conn states that the Oregon
jams will prove revelation to the
southland, and states that it is hard TO
conceive better football team than
the aggregation under Coach Bezdek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
Germans storm Positions.

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, L. L.,
Dec. 26.-German and Austro-Hungar-
ian troops stormed at the point of the
bayonet the tenaciously defended viii
lage of Fihpesti in Wallaehia, today IS
official statement announced.
The statement read:
During engagements in the Great
Wallachian plain and on the edge OF the
mountain south of Rimnicul-Sarat dur
ing the last few days, $500 Russians
have been taken prisoner.
Yesterday an often tried German
division, with annexed ustro-Hungar-
ianbattalions, stormed at the point of
the bayonet the tenaciously defended
village of Fihpesti, on the railroad from
Buzau to Graila and on both streets of
the village, the strongly entrenehed Rus
sian positions. !"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
ais of fabrics, silk.

ais of fabrics, silk.
The Meier & Frank company of Port
land employed Mr.. McAuslan this sum
mer to give their sales people the same
course which is offered to members of
the Commercial club. He has worked
in every department of large depart
ment store and also in the advertising
business with a prominent New York
firm. These lectures are part of the
extension course of the School of Com
merce of the University of Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
The Russian Version.

Petrograd, Dee. 26. - Evacuation of
the Rumanian town of Flipesci. after
it had been set on fire by artillery
shells was announced in today's official
statement. Enemy attacks along the
line from Filipesci to Lichkotianka had
been repulsed with great losses, the
statement said.
Fighting has been especially desper-
ate around Filipesci. The attacking
forces along the whole line were heavy.
In the Moldavia valley, at Kazino, the
statement adds, the Rumanians by a
daring attack regained heights which
they lost yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
TWO PATROL BOATS
Continued from page One.)

ranto straits, sank two armed patrol
boats after artillery combat.
"On the way back" the statement
continued, "at least six hostile destroy
ers of greater size and speed, evidently
of the Indomito class, blocked the way
of our squadron. A violent artillery
combat ensued.
Zone of the hostile destroyers was
set afire and three others were several
times hit at short range.
"The enemy's sea forces, among
which there was one vessel of stronger,
unknown type, were routed
"0f our destroyers, one received two
hits in the funnel; another was hit on
the superstructure.
"0ur losses were one man dead, none
wounded. /"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
State House News
{ X x X x x x y x x X 4 4 x

Citizens of Vale have presented a pc
,tition asking the public service com
mission to restrain the Oregon Short
Line railroad from putting into effect
its order to discontinue on Saturday,
December 23, the morning and evening
trains and also the Sunday train from
that point. 1t is alleged the discontin-
uance Of these trains will work hard
ship on the town, and compel the peo-
pie to stop over night and Sunday at
a town 16 miles away.
This condition has been caused by
the railroad extending its line to Crane,
about $50 miles farther south than Vale
The train schedule that is now in eff
feet is suited to the other towns on
the line but is bad for Vale. +. H.
Knickerbocker, of the o. s. L., declares
that the people Of Vale insist on ser
vice that is entirely Improbable for
the railroad. A hearing is asked as it
| is stated the train could not earn more
than Zoe or ljc a train mile. The new
schedule will remain in effect until
| the commission n-rhanges it.
AFllcleh OF Incorporation WeTc lueu
this morning by the Duncan Cash
Store Of Portland, with capital of
$4,000 The object is to deal in pro-
duce, goods and merchandise. The in
eorporators are j. w. Duncan, Il. l..
Bean and Ben II. Conn.
! Changes in the staff of the public
service commission are soon to be made
when Edward Ostrander, who is now
secretary, becomes examiner and Ed
ward Wright, county clerk of Union
c0unty, who was Commissioner Corey q
opponent at the recent election, be.
comes secretary. The position Of sec
retary is worth $4,000 year but the
matter Of final decision has not yet
been made, pending the action of the
Legislature, which may decide to trim
the appropriations 10 some extent.
Governor Withycombe yesterday sent
la telegram TO Captain George A. White
commanding officer Of Troop A, Ore.
gon cavalry, stationed on the border at
iCalexico, extending his hearty greet
ings to both Troop A and Battery A,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-26
NO ONE TO BLAME

Washington, Dtc. Reporting to
tha war department this afternoon, in
answer to a query, General Bell held
conditions in the Eighth Ohio and other
Ohio troops to have been satisfactory
and exonerated anyone from response
bility for the death Of Private Lapp.