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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

The Common Law in 8 big reels with
Clara Kimball Young at the Oregon,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

Salem NEST reliable jewelers., Gard
ner & Keene The store with the street
clock. 12-30
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29
Eugene HALEY, who was selected b

Eugene HALEY, who was selected by
the caucus held few days ago to
serve as policeman has been unable to
qualify, as he had overlooked the fact
that his residence and voting place was
at Rosedale. Consequently, his name
has been withdrawn, and as Charles
Faulkner had been elected as substitute,
he will quality and go on the police
force as soon as the incoming city
council meets.
.
A fine polished top leg base range,
slightly use for $25.00 at +. l.. Stiff &
Son s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

Choice 3 room apartment for rent
hot and cold water, rent very reason
able. Phone 1895 1876
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

There is a saying about everything
comes to him who waits, or something
like that, and the saying is true of the
man or woman who has turkeys to sell.
Many turkey owners held on until the
last day with their Thanksgiving birds
and then again as Christmas ap-
preached, but in both instances, there
was little gained by waiting. But now
the waiter may reap his or her reward
as turkeys surely are scarce on the
Portland and Salem markets and the
price has climbed a few notches
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29
Charles E. Bayes, Milton Cox, Henry

Charles E. Bayes, Milton Cox, Henry
Radcliff and Dale Smith, who have
been going through their training as
naval cadets before being assigned to
ship, are home on 10 days furlough
and as their time has about expired,
they will all leave tomorrow evening
for San Francisco. Mr.. Cox, Mr.. Bales
and Mrs. Smith are to be assigned to a
ship going to the Asiatie station.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

Heaters $1.00 up at E. L. Stiff &
Son s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

The Crown Drug Co. has a vaccine
for preventing colds and grip. 1t is
proving highly effective in large per-
centage Of cases. Several physicians Of
the city are using it and advising its
use. 1890
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

IN. d. X. Beechler. dentist, located
"a mile north of the fair grounds, Port
land road. Owing to no office expense
prices reasonable. l-2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

Veterans and the Sons of Veterans of
the Civil war will be entertained with
a campfire to be Held at the Moose
hall by the Woman's Relief Corps Sat
urday afternoon. The hours are from
2 until o'clock and there will be i'm
promptu speeches and plenty of refresh
ments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

Start the New Year right with box
of La Corona cigars. On sale in most
Salem stores. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-29

E. L. Stiff & Son pack and store furn
iture at most reasonable rates.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
GE NE EEAl.

J. Bruce krcmer OF Butte. Mont,
secretary Of the Democratic national
committee, arrived in st. Louis anu
opened headquarters for the national
committee.
The Rockefeller foundation an.
nouncod in New York that II had ap.
propriatcd sl,OOO,OO0 for war relief
in Poland, Serbia, Montenegro and Al.
bania.
Or Arthur Warren Waite was
found guilty In New York OF murder
In the first degree for the poisoning
OF his millionaire father in.law. John
Y, Peck OF Grand Rapids. Mich.
Charles d. HilIcs. chairman OF the
Republican national committee, ar
rived in Chicago and viii remain un.
~ after the national convent on OF
the party which will meet June :.
The first step In their projected
policy OF intcrnationalism for the pur,
pose OF insuring world peace was TAX.
On at the New York session OF tho
thirteenth biennial convention OF the
General Federation OF Womcn'g Cluby
IN unsuccessful olcvcth hour cE
fort was made In New York to OBJ
tain stay OF execution TO prevent
IN" removal OF David Lamar. tho
wolf Of Wall street" to the federal
ponitcntiary In Atlanta to serve two
years for imporsonatlng A Mitchell
Palmer. former representative In
Cot gross. with intent TO dofraud !, +.
Morgan 4 Company. and others.
Boston sentiment tor national pre-
parcdncss found expression In III.
greatest street demonstration that
city ever has witnessed. over 10000
men and women marched under the
American oolors, while i0O, 900
Watchers applauded
Alicnis's sworn tt the deIcns. In
behalf OF Dr Arthur Warren Waite.
testified IN New York at his trial tor
III" murder OF John 4. pecE, his
fa,h.rin.la@. that the young dentist
waH moral imbccils" and an i'm
moral monster" who had only an IT..
sane knowledge OF risht and wrong
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Weeks News from All Over Colorado

! Increases In wages, made generally
on a profit.sharing plan, which will
effect approximately 5000 metal min
ers, will be made by leading Colorado
u etal mine operators, effective for
the month of June.
After trying life apart for ten years
Dr. John G. Locke and Mrs. Tess.e X.
! Locke remarked in Denver. They
were divorced by Judge George w
Allen June s, 1906. Mrs. Locke
charged non.support in her complaint
field ten years ago.
At Grand Junction. the county com.
nissioners passed resolution author.
lzinS Road Overseer James II.
Bertholf to arrange for sprinkling the
state roads in the six road districts
beginning at once at a cost not to ex-
coed 500 a month for each district.
A meeting was held in Pueblo BY
the opponents of the proposed herd
law. There were farmers, dairymen
the Cld-ume cattlemen, lawyers, bust
ness men and polite ans present. IN
the bill was discussed rom all view.
points, most OF the speakers opposing
il.
Policeman John A. Schumacher. OF
Denver, who shot and killed Daniel
Baldusari. while he was trying to es.
cape with stolen automobile on the
Fourteenth street viaduCt, May II.
was found not guilty of the charge OF
murder by jury in the West Side
Court on a verdict directed by Judge
Wright
With lesjened numbers, but with
a patriotic fervor that is undmin-
ished, the veterans of the Civil war
rode or marched in the Denver pa
rade on Decoration day. and services
Were held. under the auspices of the
Grand Army and the Spanish War Vet.
erans. at Riverside. Fairmount and
Crown Hill cemeteries.
Denver played its part in the world.
wide celebration of the Shakespeare
tercentenary and paid tribute to the
master who presides Immortality over
the language and literature of two
great nations.
The initial appearance in public of
the Woman's Army FIRST Aid Corps.
which is the first organization OF
women in the United les to BE- rec
ognized as an auxiliary OF the nation
al guard, was made in full dress uni
form in the Decoration day paraue
in Denver, when the corps marched
with Company l. of the Colorado Ma.
tional guard infantry.
Frank James O'Neiii contractor
and builder of the first cable street
car line in Denver. died at mis- resi-
deuce at All South Lincoln street
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
ABOUT THE WAR.

British steamer and two Italian
ships sunk
Martial law will be continued In
ireland for the present
Rome reported now attacks by Aus
trians Sunday; all were rcpulscd
Eighteen persons killed and score
injured In Austrian air raid ON Italy.
Germans penetrated French line in
Champagne at several points Satur
LAY night.
RoJuycnatcd Serbian army OF so,
900 to 100000 men transported from
island OF Corfu to Saloniki
French capture German mine era.
tcrs in ArEonnc forest and put down
German attempt to advance In Al
sncc.
BulEars invade Greece and occupy
three forts. from which Hellenic gar
risons retired without offering re-
sistanCc.
French forced way into village ol
CumiCrcs in vicious midnight attack
but Berlin asserts they we're driven
out later.
More than 200 civilians were mur
lorcd between Mexico city and Curr
nayacR, three weeks ago, It Is said at
Mexico city.
Italians admit retirement from ad
vanord position ON the Aatioo river
but uBscrt onrush OF Austrians has
been checked
Gen. Candclario Corvantcs, the VII
lista bandit leader was killed by
American troops south OF Cruces. In
Chihuahua THURSDAY
Efforts OF Gcrmaus to advance
further In vicinity of Fort Douaumont
at vcrdun frustrated by French
Crown Prince makes gain In Thlau
mont wood.
War trade has made Now YORK
within the last year the worlds
busiest port The American city has
exceeded by ssOO,Oo0.o0O London'R an
nual Import and export busincBs
Mai George T, Lanehornc and the
two troops OF the Eighth cavalry. lcu
into Mexico Ia pursuit Of the Big Hen.
raiders. arrived At Marathon. Tex
from Bolulllas and started for For,
Bliss. I'll paso, their former station
Gen. Gabriel Garlra. newly constl.
tutcd commander OF the Mexican mil.
tary zone OF the border. announced
In JuarcE he intended to ask Gen
J. J. pcrHhing. commander OF the
American cxpcdItonary force. FOR
conference at which would bo settled
details Of cooperation for chasing
down tho bandits OF chihuahua
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
FOREIGN.

Mnuna Loa Is crupting with in.
creased activity, according TO reports
at Honolulu
Charles Z. McKicrnan. American
vice consul at Chung King. died from
smallpox
The German emperor. according to
u Geneva dispatch to the Temps. X
soon TO pay visit TO tho hustro.
Italian front
The definit. statement In the Rcr.
lin press dispatches that Germany
would welcome peace was read with
deep Interest by officials In Washing
ton.
United States Ambassador Jane
Gerard is convinced that peace Is In
sight according to an interview pul
liEhcd in q Munich paper from it,
Berlin correspondent
The United States cruiser Tonnes
see arrived at Santo Domingo from
Norfolk with several hundred marine
TO reinforce the American forces nov
engaged IN policing the republic.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
WE s TERN.

general strike on all building
Jobs was declared in Lincoln.
J. J. nm, pioneer railroad builder,
died at ST. Paul Monday morning.
The first fatality resulting from
heat prostration this year was re.
ported IN Chicago in the death ot
Charles Thcobald OF Carthage. OHIO.
The NaquI Indians driven from Son.
ora by the oousttutionaIist troops.
nave been offered an asylum in Low.
cr California, according to word Re-
ccivcd AT Douglas. Arih
Mrs. Dolly LcdErrwood Matters and
her two defendants, charged with
conspiracy TO loist spurious heir on
the Probate Court OF Cook county.
were found not guilty at Chicago.
Growing crops cannot be cousid
cred assets of bankrupt farmers. says
u decision OF the United States cir
cult Court OF Appeals. made public at
Butte. Mont. which affirmed rul
Ing by Judge George VI GourquIn In
the Federal District Court.
That the prosperity which is bcine
enjoyed by industrial concerns
throughout the country has It's
counterpart in the rlourishlng condi
ton which obtains throughout the
agricultural sections OF Colorado an
Wyoming IL shown by the monthly
bulletin covering agricultural. mining
ani industrial conditions issued by a
Denver bank.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
NATION HoNoRs DEAD HEROES
President Wilson Principal Speaker
at Services at Arlington.

Washington.-Wa Washington did hon,
or to the nations dead soldier and
sailor heroes. President Wilson and
government clerks and grizzled vote,
rams and white.Clad flower girls,
daughters of the Union and Coufcd
eracy, Joined in observing Memorial
Day.
President Wilson delivered an ad.
dress in which he defined the spirit
OF America. warned citizens of for.
cign birth not to set themselves
against the purposes OF the nat'on
called upon young men to perform
voluntary military services, and de,
Tended his recent suggestion Tor m
alliance of nations TO preserve rcacc
He spoke at Arlington National GENE
terry before an audience made ur
largely of Civil War veterans, who
applaudcd him vigorously.
Special honor was paid the mem.
ory OF those who lost their lives on
the battleship Maine and the submar.
inc F'i which sank Off Honolulu.
Fifty women standing on the decl;
OF steamer as it passed up tho Po.
tomac river strcwcd flowers on the
water in honor Of the naval heroes
Government departments were
closed The Senate adjourned bu,
the House OF Representatives held a
session
New York-The high pitch of pat.
rIotsm caused by the preparedness
campaign emphasized the celebration
OF Memorial Day here and mad" tho
military display one Of the most no
table IN many years
Field licadquartcrs-N Near Mani.
quira. McNico-Flowors were strcwn
on the graves In McNico Of American
soldiers killed in action In tho nus.
su't OF villa. Military authorities or
dcrod that such graves be- decorated
with ceremonies appropriate TO Mo.
mortal Day.
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Minor Mention.

The two banks at Callbran have
consolidated.
The Sun and Moon mine at Idaho
Springs will open soon.
a class of lO7 were initiated into
the new Elks loage at Sterling.
Boulder tungsten prices range from
800 to $50 per unit OF GO per cent.
Colorado Springs Presbyteran3
raised $2l,0OO and cleared the church
of lcbt.
William T. Rogers, one of Denver 5
Oldest attorneys. died suddenly OF
heart disease.
The VIM. Barth estate paid lawyers
s21S,CO0 and an inheritance tax to the
state Of sGi,S 3.
Frank II. Graham. of Georgetown
was killed by a rock falling on him
in the Mendoza mine.
The Florence Chamber of Com.
merce has contributed 500 for 4
Fourth OF July celebration,
The grand council OF --.Urado Unit
ed Commercial Travellers Of America
will meet in Denver June , and 8.
The American Automobile Aasocia.
ton has, Tor the siAth time, named
Ralph w. Smith of Denver vice pres
ident.
The graduation class of sixty-fiye
OF the Greeley High school gave $40
for the cornerstone OF a gymnasium
building.
Society and horse fans alike crowd
ed Overland park Saturday afternoon
for the first racing matinee of the
season in Denver.
Mrs. Rose Ohler, soprano soloist of
Trinity NJ. L. church in Denver, has
decided to drop her divorce suit
again her husband.
Progress is being made in the plan
for reOrganizing ,ne aivuat railroad.
according to Information received in
Denver, from the ....s,
Word was received ut Colorado
Springs Of the death OF Charles c.
liemming, president Of the FL Paso
'>"''""' p"hN' AT Nlio" H'aur 'dl.
Jefferson county authorities have
granted franchise for the estab-
lishment OF traCklcss trolley sys-
TEN In Bear Creek Canon to connect
Denver with Evergreen.
More than 81 900 was raised for the
benefit OF the humane society at the
matinee given at Overland park in
Denver, under the auspices of the
Gentlemen's Riding and Driving Club
1arations are bag complete,
for an active campaign to raise So
OO0 in the ton-day period beginning
June I for the Woman's Conyalescent
Home, one of the great charities OF
Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
SPORT.
stumbling "f Western League Clubs.

Cornell won the forty first inter
collpgialc meet at Cambridge. Mu 81.
by IiHuE mp a total OF - points. Vale
second, 90. Stanford and California
u"a tor third and fourth, with 20
points each
Dick lBolivar) Kaufman. pitcher
was Internationally released by the
Denver baseball club kaufman was
with Topeka and st Joseph In the
Western league several years ago
but last season pitched FOR Tacoma,
Two long distance records were
shattered to flinders and the polo
vault mark was raised In the annual
intercollegiate conference field ana
track Championships held at Union
park In Denver. Colorado college
swept tho field. ncorinE % points
Colorado finished second with 81.
the AFEies third, with n. Denver
ourth. with Q. and the University o,
Montana last. with q
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Trinidad Ranchman Killed.

Trinidad. Colo.-Thomas Cardenas
4G, prominent rancher in the Trujillo
Creek district of northwestern Las
Animas equity, was instantly killed
when he stepped outdoors from his
house. The slayer had been lying II
wat. concealed on a hill 200 yards
FROM the ranch house, with high.
power rifle. The bullet struck Car.
denas in the back, near his lett shoul
der, and ranged downward through
the heart.
Sher.ff's posses have been unable
to trace the assassin. Not even Il
footprint has been found in the Vi.
Gin " of the hill from VIII ch the bull
let was fired, and It is believed the
slayer removed his shoes to prevent
his being followed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
GREEKS RESIST
TEUI0N ATTACK
TROOPS SENT TO DGMiR-AlSSAR.
WHERE TEUToNIc ALLIES
HAVE SEIZED FORTS.
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK
GERMANS PTURE FRENCH
TRENCHES IN DESPERATE
FIGHTING AT VEROUN.
western New.pnper Union News ser.lce.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, May 31.-The long-eXpect-
ed entrance OF Greece into the war Oh
the SIDE of the entente allies, fore
shadowed repeatedly in recent deve!-
opments on the Balkan front. appears
! to nave become certainty. This was
gathered from news OF hurried troop
movements by both Greek and Bull
Ear-German forces in the region of
| Demir-llissar and the statement from
Athens that the Greeks have begun
terrifying forts in that vicinity. In
some quarters the entrance of Greece
into the conflict is regarded as the
knell of the Hohenzollern dynasty
VIII .ch has been successful fer nearly
two years in maintaining neutrality
against the will OF large proportion
of the people. The abdiCation OF King
Constantine and the return to undiS.
puted sway OF Venizelos. former pre-
micr, were regarded as possibilities
likely to cventuate at any moment.
That the final termination Of Hell.
lenic neutrality means a crisis in the
near Orient is not doubted among
military men here.
Added color is given the report thai
Greece definitely has taken sides came
from the official statement issued by
the war office in Berlin. which ad-
mits the occupation o. a strip of
Greek territory by German and Bul.
garian troops. The statement adds,
however. that otherwise Gre ok terri
torial rights were respected"
L.oyd's announces that the British
steamer Southgarth has been sunk.
twenty-five of her crew were picked
up.
Reports from Rome describe ter
riiic infantry action near Soglia di
Campiglia. in which the Italians stool
firm against repeated onslaughts of
the Austrians.
Sporadic fighting of an indecisive
nature reported from Russian and
Caucasus fronts. Turks claim sue.
cesses against British in Asiatic Tur.
key.
Germans capture two miles OF
French trenches in continuation of
desperate fighting about Verdun. Part
of these gains are admitted by the
Paris war office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Auto Dashes OF Precipice; Kills Man

Denver-With brakes slipping and
passengers jumping out right ana let
an automobile, running from Nedcr
land 10 Boulder. crashed down a
mountain road at fifty mics an hour
Sunday and plunged over a thirty-foot
precipicc into Boulder creek, killing
d. W. Oldtather, 81 years Old. OF
Longmont Mr.. Oldiather's skull an,
chest were crushed as the heavy.
seven-passenger machine turned over
ana pinned nm TO the creek bed.
Caught under the car with him was
a brother of william Curnaw. the
driver. The five other occupants,
bruised by their leap, but their lives
saved, lay scattered along the roar
Tor nearly fifty yards.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
SHIP $4,000 IN cold
MINING INDUSTRY DOOMS AND
OLD PROPERTIES CPEN.
Two Dredging Companies Near ereek,
enric1e Reported Taning out SAo..
QUO Month From Streams.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Breckenridge, Colo.-Twenty thou
sand dollars worth OF go,G br.Cna
were sent to the United states mat
ut Denver last week IRON BreCken'
ridge. Fifteen thousand GoIIars
worth OF placer gold in "bricHs,
drcGgod from the stream beds OF the
BreChenrIGge district. was the TonJ.
pah FlaCels Company contributor
20 the mint, and $4,000 gOId DrC"
from the t'Tcncn Cullen Druue .ug CON
drcuging companies are said to be
taking out between $4,000 and }5O..
900 worth OF placer gold month "
present.
The Dunken lease, on Niger hill,
near Breckenridge. shipped siAty tons
OF lead ore last weck TO Ihe loCdi
Chamberlin sampler. AS the lead ore
came irom the ven, whC. mas at in.
tcrvals supplied rich pocncts OF heavy
coarse free gold, 1t is believed that
thc SoIu contained IN the lcdu ore
viii bring its value up to nearly s.
ton.
While the soft and muddy condi.
ton OF the road between the yelling
ton Mines Company's ore mills an.
tho railroad depot have prevented the
ore teams from hauns average loads,
stu tho company's output shippe-
during May will equal l,COO tons OF
zinc ores concentrates. said to run
upwards OF AZ per cent zinc, sixty
tons OF lead ore concentrates and 10.
tons of Iron" concentrates. Both OF
tho concentration mills on the prop.
crty are kept running full time with
three shifts OF operatives
The Old Unions new shaft, which
IL being sunk in the valley of French
creek to open the old Union vclu en-
countcrod some good lead sulphide
ore. The Jessie mine In Gold Run is
doing development work with n force
OF mon. New people are constantly
arriving here. looking up old proper.
ties that were former producers OF
zinc. lead and gold ores It is proD
able that number OF the oldtimc
prod lcers will be put back into the
shipping class early In the summer
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Eews Summary of the Past Week

Gen. Gallieui. until recently French
minister Of war, and popularity known
as the savior OF Paris" died at Yer.
sailles. following an operation for
kidney trouble.
Foreign Minister Aguilar at Mexi
co city has issued statement to tn
Mexican people. saying that tho text
OF the correspondence between the
United States and Mexico regarding
the present military situation so-n
would be- published and asking that
the public meantime trust the dc
iacto government to do all in its pow
cr to bring affairs to a satisfactory
CnnclMsinn
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Man Shot Through Window.

Pueblo-Peter Rirgio, owner of a
grocery store at Vincland, and John
Solcia, 1C. one of his employees, were
sitting in the living room OF the store
building when charge OF buckshot
was fired through the window at the
older man. Riggio is believed to be
dying at the Minnequa Hospital here
and young Solcia is in dangerous
condition. Members of the R!Egio
family say they have no idea who
could have made the attack
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
SttlkGTOk.

The House passed District OF
Columbia appropriation bill, carrying
'llG3i .aO7.
The House agriculture committee
fsyorObiy reported Lobcck bill TO
classify animal industry inspectors
salaries,
Senator Ovcrman introduced n bill
authorize erection on public land
n Washington OF memorial to Fran
Ia Asbury. pioneer Methodist preach
or
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Army Of $4,000 In chihuahua.

san Antonio. Tex Reports con.
ccrn.ng the concentration OF Mexican
troops near chihuahua have been
transmitted to headquarters here by
Gen. He'll at III raso It IL Indicated
that the force msssed In the territory
numbers approximately $4,000 mon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01

Congressman billiard of Colorado
introduced a bill establishing stand.
ard size for containers for fruit.
Gen. Funston has instructed Gen.
ernl Pershng not TO discuss tho
question of withdrawal of the Ameri.
cen forces from Mexico in the con.
ference with Carranza, General Ga
vira at NamiQuipa.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Man Killed in Fight Over Woman

Pueblo.-Albert Dnley, a, died as
the result Of battle with Frank
Murphy. Dilly was struck over the
head with siy-shooter. a woman is
said to have been the cause of the
battle.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
5000 Pay rrlbu,. a, unI Bic,

81 Paul. MINI More than 5000
persons paid fearful tribute nj the bier
OF James j. nm, empire builder" Of
the Northwest. here Tuesday
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
Col. John s. Mosby. 80. Dead

washInston.-Col John $. Mo.by.
the daring Confederate cavalry leader,
died here in Garfield hospital. Ho
vas 81 years OF age.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-01
r.iinina Mans Wife Commits suicid.

Silverton- Il. G. Condit. wife
of a prominent mining man, commit.
ted suicide here while temporarily de.
ranged through suffering caused by
an absCess on the brain.