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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21
bur9 $500 @erii9eruns eeoedt.

i Geo. 8bss, peI9er in Sobn Sec.
Senrp's 9auflaben pGbreno Der let.
ten orei Sabre oils glerf oneeItelIt
tpar, reiignierte Dor &iiraem ur,b bot
fid mad ieinem Seim, in @orriion,
begeben Inn ii6 nod elmer arocrnei-
tigen Stellung um5uieben. @Gb.
reno ieines sl,ifentboIts in Union bat
ii6 Serr Boss 5ablrei9e Srellnbe er.
tporber, beren bette 8iini6e i'm
iiberall begleiten perben. (llnion
Seaolisbt.)
Ele @raouirunes : ue6.neen res
adten Grades, fir ben iiiblitcl
Sbeil bon @asconabe gountp, nerben
an Sreitag, ben %. 4pril, in On.
tnsbille, itattfinoen. @s miro ertpar.
tet, baB iqmmtlihe @raouirenbe, 10.
mie au9 beren sSreuitbe, antpeieno
iein merben. 9ie @raouiriings.ll eb.
iingen fir ben norbliden Sbeil I'M.
ieres gountps tperoen ai gnbe bes
Wonats Nai, in Sermann, itattfin.
ben. u. 8. Mann, gountp Srpt.
Sn Der llmgegenb bon Bah unb
af. Sterling iollten 8lutbunoe our
8erpenbung fommen. Ii9t MIR
5ablreide Siibner ionoern aud 8fer.
oegeidirre rnb 8ei5en ipilrben bort
in lesterer 3eit geitoblen. 9as leste
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21

-Sranf Ri,eoiser rno oeiien
SdmGgerin, Sraii gbriItine &iiebi.
ger. muroen lesten Samstag Menb
in Der 8farrpobn,ing Der epangl. ct.
Souls Stride bur9 SaItor 8asmam
in ben beiligen gbeitanb einseieenet.
Srau &liebieer lit cine Sotter Der
Srau Serm. Druid. 9ie 9euber.
mdblten, oenen mir ber5Iibit Slid
gum gunbe wiiniden, baben i'm frii-
beren gbriitel @ebGuoe ibr Seim
aufgeiblagen.
-@uf &atb oes Or. 90. 81. Sec.
Ganbless. eines befamnten SpeSiali.
item aus ct. 2ouiS Der bierber allr
GoniuItation gerufen tporben NOR,
muroe Srau Gbas. IitguItin, cine
Sodter bes Serrn Gbos. &imnel
nod ct. 2ouis ms ct. Marien Sol
pital eebradt, no iie am 9ienstae
elmer Spration l%tnter8oeen rprroe.
@ie mir boren lit Die Operation
erfolgreid aliseefiibrt tporben uno
iinb Die beiten @usiidten aiif balbige
@eneiung borbanoen.
-Woglidermeiie oas aablreidite
gublifum iueldes iid Bis iett in Der
&onsert Salle beriamnelte, mar am
Iesten Sonntae Menb oaielbit on.
meienb, uim ben eriten SbeiI Der Serie
nSbe Girl nnb tbe Come" gu ieben.
Die 8oritelliins beginnt itets I'M s
l1br; bas Yliblifum lit aber 10 bar
.arf erpidt. bob Die Saae iid bereits
Inn Z llbr 5u fiillen beginnt. SER
SuroI iollte an ben Serien : Ibenben
apei 8oritellungen seben, bamit bas
5ablreide, bieiise iopie aild oas aus.
pdrtise 8ilblifum iider ipare Sise
5u erbalten.
Der Stabtratb ernannte in lei.
ner an Mittpod abgebaltenen Sis-
,lng einen beinabe pollitGnbig rtei,erl
Stab bon 8eamten. Sir Dos amt
oes Gitp attornep piroe 6. q. @raf
ernannt, gum Gitp glerf 8ictor Gil.
Der, gum Sdasmeiiter 4lfreo @rat
oils Straben GommiiiGr gbas.
8aumitarf ST., als 8aiier Commit
idr 8eter S9aefer. Germ. Druid
murbe nieberum als SobtengrGber
ernannt, wGbrenb @unberIid ,tnb
Si1t ebenfalls pieoer ben gontraft
fir Die itaotii6en Siibrmanns . ar.
beiten erbielten; ". &. @berlin iplirbe
ernannt oils 8arf gommiiidr, gbas.
8en5 als 8eoell, Or. Saffner als
8eiitanb Der @eiunbbeits !. 8eborbe
unb 6. Sluetid als StraBenmlfieber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21
4asemeine County . 3enisfeiten.

9. 9. 9arter lit gum Staats. Sin.
malt bon Snensbille ernannt morber.
t8. 8. Mcgurbp miro in Snens-
billie cine @aioline . Civilization err.
ridten.
! Geo. 9u6bol5, bon Spenspille,
ltiir5te fiiralid bon elmer Better uno
brad einen @rm.
Sermann Sdeel 1lnb @attin, BON
&eo 9iro, murben iiineit blr6 Die
Seburt eines Sobndens begliidt.
+ gbas. @aper llrto Com. @itt-
rof DcrOen Die Iufii6t iiber Die
GountD Strabenbau : Ial6ine Nr. 2
itbernebmen.
! Sobn @. Carroll, bon 9lono,
uno SRI. <tb Gautrell, bon Selters-
billie, erbielten borige ISOLDE in Siage
Gountp cine SeiratbsIi5ens.
J. q. g.. 9oppcnbalts bat iein
8obnbalts an 6. %. @ellies Der.
fault. Serr 8oppenbars uno Solni-
lie perben nod ct. 2ollis aieben.
+ 9ie Sdiile in Stolpe, 2ebrerin
SRI. Slora 8abl unb Die Coles Greet
.S6ule, 2ebrer 2oilis S6sner, biel-
ten beibe am letten Samstag lire
S9luBfeier.
i Charles, Der 17-j69rige Sobn
bon Sreo @ieoinebaeen ,inb @attin,
bot iid fiir5lid in einem Soipital, in
ct. Charles, Wo., elmer 9linbbarm-
Operation i%inter5ogen.
t %. itnb S. &od BADEN bas
Sranf Slider gigentbum an Der
Iain StraBe, in Spenspille, gum
8reis bon $2700 fGufli9 eriporben.
sic iperben auf Dem 8lose elm neues
@ebdube errihten unb ben eriten
Stof o~esielben dis Sleiiderlaoen be.
niisen.
i Sie erIte Graduation on Der
Sodidule sl 8Ianb bat am 9iens.
tag, ben 10. April itattgefunoen.
Solgenoes iinb bic Iamen Der Stu.
benton ipeI6e erabuierten: gberett
Clifton Iscar gssmantL Gbmin Inf-
berSeibe, Seipep Steele, Clara Cab
meber, CLARA Stoenner, &op 9eeie
itno ella Stoerner.
Sobn SapIors S6eiier, aiif Chr.
Mepers SarmL 6 Meilen iiihoitlid
bon 8lanb, ipurbe fiirSlid, nebit If.
rem Snbalt, oiird Seiier aeritort. Der
Snbalt beitanb aus 60 8nidel &orn,
2 Sonnen Seu itno 40 Shof Sutter.
Der llriprung bes Seuers lit iirbe.
|fannt; Der @eiammtberlnit tit nlir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21

Spfer oieier 0iebereien mar Serbin.
anb @oerlid, aus beiien &Guderbaus
iieben idone Spedieiten eeitoblen
murben. Gugenideinlid purbe Der
9iebitabl bon elmer ein5ieen 8erion
periibt, inOem Die Sdinfen 5uriid !,
laiien nnb nur iobiel mitgenommefs
muroe, ols mie cine 8erion gu traeen
permodte. Ser 9ieb lieB, ieoenfaIls
wobl gum @noenfer, einer Mbias iei.
mes Sdubes auf Dem Blase liesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21

Sol. Carl, bon gaie, mar ain
Samstag itnter ben bieiigen 9eiiG-
er1t.
81. 81. 9reiter unb @attin ipa-
rem am letten Roirtog in Stem
Saben.
GO. 2eiiner rnb @attin, bon ct.
2ouis befinben iid bier auf 8eiuh
bel 8erponbten.
-Srni gbas. 9e3olb, bon Reait-
trid, peilt 5ur 3eit nif geiud BET
bieiigen 8ertpmnoten.
g. s. Sartfe, pelder felt pielen
@ohen bebenflih franf mar, lit iest
fpieber ioDeit bergeitellt, baB er anf
iein unb umbereeben fam.
Nan eebrau6e .9ational Sire
SiIler"; berielbe madt Cure @ummi-
&eife .piinetlire proof" gu berfai,.
fen bel 81. 8. SnroI.
Geo. &irdbofer, Der aeent fir
Die capitol 8reipine Co." bat bon
Sui. &aIlmener elm @eipann bral,ner
8ferbe eefauft, gum 8reis bon $3.50.
SRI. 4neeIina Sdermar,n lit am
lesten Samstag bon ct. 2oris, 5ll-
ridsefebrt rinb miro Elm paar Monote
bel ibrer Mutter, in Spiss Der.
ipeilen.
-artbur Sdoenine, bon @eIlirg.
ton, &c., paiiierte am Samstag bier
burd, ntf Dem 8ege mad Spiss, Inn
Der Sodaeit ieines 9ruoers bei5u.
ipobnen.
-Wibael 9lattner, bon Spiss,
begab iib am oereaneenen Sreitag
bon bier nod W6rriion unb bon bort
nod Sope, Inn nod ieinem @runbbe.
iib 81 ieben.
Ser ct. @eorgs 9ramatiide
@erein miro am nadlten Counting,
ben 90. april, an Go6mittag unb ON
gbenb, in @orriion, bas bieraftige
9rama, 81 8roirie Roie," aur 4uf.
fiibrune bringen.
SRI. Martba 9ori6, meI1e ii6
m6brenb Der lebten sfpei Sabre in
Sos Mngeleg, Gal., oufgebalten bat,
lit ont porigen 9onnerstag bier artge.
lanat, gum @ei,th bel ibren Gltern.
Senrp 9orid lnb 8ottin, bon Sirlt
Greet.
Dos nellberudblte Eaar, Sranf
&ue6iger uno Satin, ipitrbe ON
Samstag gbeno bon ieinen Sreunoen
nit elmer &atcnmuiif beebrt, nel6e
mebrere Stunocn anbielt. Go iebod,
mic es ideint, Ole Mtliifanten nid)t
Die eeipiinidte Inertenmlng fonben,
nuroe bas Stdnbd)en am Montag
gbcno nieberbolt. 8ie mir boren
baben Die Muiifanten Die erboffte
anerfemlns bis iest nod INNER
riht erhalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21
Seiratbsliseniem.

Hugh w. Smith, Canaan ---- 80
Lillian Jones, Canaan ------- IA
Geo. H. Buchholz, Owensville - 80
Bertha Plumer, Owensville -- 20
Frank Z. Ruediger, Hermann - SO
Christina Ruediger, Hermann - %
Edw. Bickneier, Potsdam -- %
Ella Eikermann, Potsdam --- 10
Hy. Schoening, Swiss ------- 81
Mary Michel, Swiss -------- 20.
M. L. Smith, Cooper Hill ------ %.
Gertie Coslett, Bonnets Mill $500 10
Jack Harrison, Gasconade --- 80
Sarah c. Bates, Belleville -- 80
Cine In5eige i'm @olfsblatt
brinet INNER &eiultate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21

-@m. SLATE bon 2ittIe Berger lit
als Stiioent in uniere SodiduIe elm.
eetreten.
-arbeiter limb iett am galt oes
Sunbaments fir Dos rleiie @ebdube
Der Sermann Sabings 8anf.
Dian perseiie ridt Die offentli6e
gu6re @eiellidaft, ON Oiter.@ on.
tag Menb, in per 8onaert SaIle.
-gbp. SorItmanrt, nebit Sobn
Grwin, bon Berger. 81. /, iparer ant
Montag nnter ben bieiisen 8eiudern.
Die Srene Greet Sdule, Irtb.
9ufner 2ebrer, miro am 9ienstag,
Den Is. Gpril Die S9luBfeier abbal.
ten.
-Sraii u. 81. Mepers befano iid
iiber lesten Samstag unb Sonntag
auf 9eiub bel ibrer Mrtter, in Sef.
ferion gitp.
-Srls. Selen 9re,ier uno @nna
Mepers iparen at gnbe Der lesten
ISOLDE auf 8eiu9 bel Sreunben in
Der RGbe bon Morriion.
50. sc. Snpber traf am Iesten
Greitaa bon &arias Gitp bier Elm, Inn
elm paar Gage Bel ieiner @attin at
perueilen melde iid a,tf 8eiu9 bel
ibrer N1ttter, Srau Hoia &emlep be-
finbet.
-Sroii SO. 9. 9idion, ipel6e Dor
mebreren @oden cine anaabl 9ranb.
iuunben erbielt, als ibr &leio beim
Serbrennen bon 6iirrem 2arb Selier
ring, befinbet iid langiam arf Dem
&Segc Der @eneiung.
-Garion SbompIon urb @attin
iiltb bon Berger bierber, mad Ser
mortt, geaogen. Serr Sbompion be-
trieb in Berger Die &eparatltr bon
Shnbnerf, bot aber jest geidGfti.
9uns bel Der &eeierungsflotte.
Sos Debating Seam" %ilnierer
Sodidule beitebenO aus oen Srls.
Sbelma 9reuer, Srma 9oeI6eI unb
Gliia Mliid perben beiite abenb in
Stem Soben IN Der Debate iiber bie
Sru9e Der n&riegsporbereitlng" iid
init benz Seam Der borti9en Sod.
idllle meiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21

SRI. Bonnie Sod, bon gaorriion,
fpeilt s~eeenmdrtig auf geiid i'm
$eim bon gler. Seberle uno @uttin.
Clos. Sdeel uno @attin, bon
8eb girb, parer ON borigen DOM
nerstas Die @dite bieiiser Serrpanb.
ten.
-8ersebt oas @udre Spiel nidt
am Sitermontag Mbenb in Der Con.
aertbaIle. Seoernlanit lit freunoIi4it
eingelaoen.
-8m. 9eaolo, bon 2olttre Sc.
Lamb, unb SRI. @uetIta 2eniing, bon
8bincIanb. puroen am @ittipo9, Den
5. Ipril, getrout.
-Sralt u. 8. Mepers besab iid)
lesten Samstag nod Sefferion Gitp
INN ibrer bort Dobnenben Wtlltter ei.
men geiu9 a%b5uItatten.
-Srou Sris Sdott, bon Setter.
Jon Gitp fam seitern bierber Inn Die
Siterfeiertaee bel ibren @ltern Sbeo.
8raf unb Satin gu berleben.
Strait @uitab Saeffner febrte
am Sreitae bon ct. Souis 5uriid no
iie ii1 cine 8ode unter Gr5tlider
8ebanolung befanb.
-Srali 6. &ubn, bon arcabia,
Mto. befanb iid mebrere Gage bieier
8o9e bier al 8eiu9 bel ibrem Sobn
Mesgermeilter Geo. @. &ubn.
-Senrp Dou neiIt gegennGrtig
bier, oils @ait ieiner @lterr, Geo.
9ou uno Satin. Senrp lit in elmer
Sdubfabrif, in @urpbresboro, SILL,
beidaftigt.
-Srai1 Sranf Soffmunn, melde
ldnsere Seit leioenb par, iuuroe am
Mittmod nod Or. Saffner's Soipi.
tal gebradt mo- iie geitern elmer
Operation u~nter5ogen puroe.
-Senrp Sol3mann bot Dos 6rei.
Itodige @ebGube ON Der S9iller.
itrabe in Incident er gegenwdrtig
iein @0belgeiddft betreibt, bon ben
grben bes BERT. u. 6. 2eisner fir
$4,000 eefauft.
-gbas. &immel lit mieoer @roB.
batter geiporoen. Sein Sobn 2eslie
&immel beri9tet aus S%tebensnille,
Montana, bab in ieiner Samilie Elm
Sobnlein als gritgeborener am is,
4pril iid eingeitellt bot,
-Wit 8eoarern erfabren mir Bob
geo..
uniere friibere @itbiirgerin, Srau
glementine Wertens in ct. 2ouis
Idtuer erfranft barnieoer liegt uno
nit ibren bielen bieiigen Sreunoen
piini6en mir ibr redt balbige Sc
nelung.
-9r. 9onobue ltn6 Samilie bon
goonbille 1lnb Sralt 2ouiie Shoe.
mafer unb Sobn, iopie Srmt 2ouiie
8ittbous bon Seoulia trafen lesten
Sreitas bier Elm Inn ibrer @ltter unb
S9nelter, Srau Senrp German 5u
ibrem @eburtstage at gratiliren.
Sefientlider gndre.
Seffentlider grt6re am 0lternton-
tag, ben "a. 4pril IN Der Concert.
bale. 9as Spiel beginnt piinftlid
Inn s l1br 4benbs. @intritt %
gents. Se0ernlarn trelirollflt ettt'
gelaoen. Sos Gpmite.
-@s gereidt allgemein 5ltr Srelt.
De Den @brp. Gidter 8ootb, nod lei.
ner i6meren& ranfbeit nieoer a1f uit-
ieren StraBen 81 ieber. Serr Booth
miro in fur5er 3eit nieoer bollfom-
men bergcitellt iein. Qlnion Sribiine)
&idter 8ootb bat alid in unierem
'Gountp Sablrei6e Sreunbe, iuelde Die
9adridt bon ieiner @eneiung iebr
frelen miro.
So. 8, 1atbetps, friiber bon
@asconaoe gountp, ipel1er in Clap.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

this theory. The great force of the blow
tore the man s forehead off and broke
the socket bones Of his eyes in add
tion to shattering the bones in the
upper part Of the nasal cavity. Local
surgeons consider it wonderful that
Harlan lived an instant after being hit
Harlan was carried from the timber
on stretcher and later in the day
was brought to the Dallas hospital,
where he was operated upon immedi
ately by Dr. A. B. Starbuck. In spite
Of the fact that the blow he received
knocked more than an ounce Of the
mans brains from his head he was
so nearly fully conscious on Satur.
day morning that he could converse
intelligently with his physicians. If
Harlan lives he viii be badly disfig-
ured. for II is said, there is nothin'
in surgical science that can repair the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

this side Of Amity last week. Work.
men have been sinking a wen for some
time At a depth Of a little more than
200 feet they tapped the flow Of gas
that viii probably be utilized later for
lighting, heating and other purposes.
The well is now at depth Of about 2sO
feet and will be drilled considerably
deeper. The flow at present is not
large. but those who should know say
that il comes from one Of a series Of
gas pockets and when the well is deeper
will furnish an unlimited flow. The
gas that is escaping from the pipes
in the well can be ignited with a match
and the owner has great hopes Of a
heavy supply. If the present wen proves
insufficient Mr.. Newman viii drill at
other places, because he has reason 10
be confident that there is large store
Of natural gas on his place and he vii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
May Mean Revolution.

Los Angeles, Cal, April 13-Indicu-
tions of trouble in Mexican official cir,
cles were hinted at today when S. Cor.
zales prepared to dlsrface Adolfo Co
rillo as de facto consul here.
Carrillo, who was strongly backed
by General Carranza, was ordered to
abdicate the local consulate in favor 90
Gonzales. General Obregon, it was nm.
derstood ordered the change.
Carrillo has retained two attorney
He stated he would refuse to turn ovcf
the consulate until bills amounting n
$4,000 had been-paid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
Black Rock Logger
Horribly Muilated

One Of the most horribly gruesome
injuries that has been treated at the
Dallas hospital was that suffered by
Joseph Harlan, a logger, who was
brought down from Black Rock on the
logging train on Friday evening with
his entire forehead gone. Harlan was
telling a tree in the camp on Friday,
shortly after the noon hour, and it
Is thought that branch Of this tree
hit the logger on the head as it was
falling. Harlan's partner, Joe Mod
ieska, only witness Of the accident,
thinks that Harlan jumped TO avoid
being hit and fell headforemost against
q log. but the resulting injury denies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
TREE cHoKED TO DEATH

OaMlnd, Cal, April l3.--Tne famous
old oak tree in the Oakland city hall
plaza has choked to death, according
to the report today Of Professor A. w.,
Greoo, head Of the forestry department
Of the University Of California.
The cause of the sudden delth Of
the famous old tree has been a matter
for conjecture for some time
1.-THE earth has been so piled about
It's roots taat it could not properly
secure oxygen, the report SAYS. "Now
while an oak may breathe through the
bottom Of its leaves, it also needed the
assistance Of the roots.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

injury done. Harlan is husband
and the father Of three children who
live at Black Rock. He has been en-
ployed at the lumber camps there for
the past eight years and is very well
known to Falls City, Black Rock o.
Dallas people. He was formerly head
brakeman on the Teal Creek railroad.
Polk County Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
TRADE IS INCREASING

Seattle, Wash, April l3.-United
States customs reports show that i'm
ports and exports during March in
creased $50 per cent over a year ago in
the Puget Sound district.
Imports were sl2,l97,420 last month.
Exports were $l4,892,6l3. Seventy-five
per cent of the trade was with the al
lied countries in the European war, in
cluling Japan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
Are Playing crookad.

San Antonio Texas, April l3.-Ger-
eral Fred Funston made it plain today
that he would never consider the Amer
lean expedition into Mexico success
until Francisco Villa had been car
tured or killed. His attitude, however
will be governed by Washington.
Funston declared the expedition
would continue hunting Villa until tho
war department ordered it to halt or IN
til Villa was taken. He denied the es
petition would be in danger if its sup.
ply lines were cut and intimated tha
the full confidence in the ability o.
the Americans to take care of them.
selves
Funston flatly denounced the Ca,
ranaistas for their failure to cooperate
with the American forces. He pointed
out that constitutioualsts had twica
permitted Villa to slip through their
lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
Carranza Asks United
States to Recall Army
tCORtinued from Page one.l
Situation Serious

Washington, April l3.-Provisonal
President Nenustiano Carranza consid
ers that cit is already time to trea
with the United States government for
withdrawal of their forces from on,
territory"
This announcement in q note from ths
de facto governments secretary o..
state, an unofficial text OF which ha
arrived here, brought the administro-
tiou face to face today with what may
prove the most serious situation thai
has grown out Of the pursuit of Franci.
co Villal
Declaring that the de faeto regime
never formally agreed to let American
troops cross the border, the note er-
ported en- route here said:
"The Mexican government Judges
it convenient to suspend for the pres
ent all discussion OF negotiations ia
this particular"
'Disoccupation" Of Mexico by Ant
erican troops was asked on the GROUND
that Francisco Villa s band is dispersed
aud ON the further ground that Cal
rama troops believe themselves able 10
complete the task of exterminating th,
bandit leader and his band
Officials today frankly admitted
there was a possibility of misundei.
standing having existed in negotiations
oonc. Tho Tnite1 Statos troons onto,
ed Nevico While tbe nrotoedI op Vr'I nnio.
which Carran4o nronosad III H. "i,,o lhu
should be conJrdtod ,ros bn;no ao,
pleted and before il bod bana EN-.
agreed 70 Nov Carronlo dociinas "
comnlete tbis agraomant or nrotonai r,t .a'I ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

"Henry," said the sheriff TO the no-
gro on the gallows, "have YOU ans
thing to say9n "Yas, sub, said tho
condemned man, ~ Sc got few words
to say. / merely wisdes to state dat dis
suttnly is going to be q lesson to me. .
New Orleans Picayune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
Second Important Natural Gas Well
Reported Found in Northern Polk.

The second important natural gas
well has been tapped in Polk county.
The newest discovery was made on
the Samuel Newman place three miles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

Portland, Ore, April l3.-The
price Of sugar jumped Is cents
on the local market today.
granuiated sugar now fetches
$3.50 per 100 pounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
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ONE wHIe LEFT

Pendleton, Ore, April lS-Al-
though his party has been prae-
tieally extinct for 80 years, o.
d. Teel, Of Echo. insisted on
registering as a Wing. Unless he
nominates himself for some Of
flee and runs on Whig plat
form Teel cannot vote at the
May primaries.
x !; X x x X x x * * X x x X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

spare no effort to find it.-Polk Coun
~ Observer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
NEWMAN FNDs GAS ON FARM

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13
SUGAR TAKES JUMP

x * 4 4 = x x 4 4 4 X x = 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

4 = X < x x x K < x x x x < =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13

The yard, only one waist pat
tern to a customer, at the
yard, 19c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
CHLORIDE HAS PUBLICITY
BUREAU AND RICH MINES

Chloride, ARK, Jan 2S.-Chloride.
NIohave county's thriving lead and zinc
camp, now has a mining publicity bu-
reau. E " Rabb is president; P. S. Vir-
gin. vice president; s ". Haywood,
treasurer: L V. Carothers. secretary;
J. c. Wilson. o. b. Huntley and J. NJ
Mcmillan. directors
4 three foot vein OF ore that runs
high enough in gold and lead to war
rant shipping has been cut in a new
crosscut from the 20O-foot level Of the
Midnight mine, one Of Chloride's active
properties. c. II. Holmes and associ-
ates. Of Salt Lake City. hold the Mid
night under option and they are plan
ming a more extensive campaign Of de-
velopment. including a new shaft
equipped with heavy machinery. They
hope eventually to have their own mill
on the ground
The shaft OF the Tennessee mine has
reached a depth of nearly 400 feet and
is said TO have passed through the hard
formation that makes surface mining
in the Chloride country somewhat try
ing. For the last 100 feet the shaft has
been in pOrphyry and it is now believed
possible that all the mines OF this dis
trict are underlaid with a porphyry
bedding. If this is true. Chloride may
become an important copper camp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
TODEVELOP 70
MILES Of MINES
Former FL Pasoan Heads a
Company to Work Mo
have Mine Property.

Kingman. Ariz. Jan. 29.-Twenty
miles of copper gold property IN No
have county Will be developed by the
Stene Mines company. which has elect
ed the following officers at the annual
meeting. held in Douglass
President, R. NJ Stene; vice presi-
dent ]. owen Amber. secretary. Carl
H Cole. treasurer, George y Taylor,
of StreatOr, ILL.,; directors, X NJ SIene'
j. owen Amoler, c. H. Cole capt Johh
Robertson, George y Taylor clarence
II King, of StreatOr, ILL., and T. T.
RODGERS of Alamo, AriZ- Arthur g.
Cole has been chosen general manager
He was for several years suPerlhten no
ent of the Cananea smelter- lie ana J.
owen Amber. one Of the directors, are
in the metalurgical department OF the
G. a. a. smelter.
President Former III PasOan-
r NJ. Stene, president of the COM
pany. was freight agent Tor the santa
Fe in FL PasO about II years ago
The property which the company VIII
develop extends from McCracken- an
old silYer-lead mine where 4VUO 1901
tunnel has been sunk TO the BIZ VIII
lams river, a distance OF 20 miles II
lies along the Oatman Harquahala
fault line. In addition to the copper,
the ore carries considerable gold
May Build Smefter.
As soon as the material can be pro-
cured. a smelter viii be built. In the
meantime, the ore viii be shipped by
auto truck to Congress Junction; DIS
lance Of - miles. and thence by rail
to the Douglas smelter, probably. With
ore at its present pricA, this can be
done profitably. After the smelter is
built the shipping of the matte will be
an easy matter
headquarters in Phoenix.
The owens mine district in MOhave
county and the Santa Marie district in
Yuma county viii also be tributary 70
the smelter The headquarters OF the
company will be in Phoenix. but an
office may also be maintained here.
For the present the ore will have
to be got across the Bill Williams
river by barge, or other means. As
soon as possible bridge IS to be built
over a box canyon only 65 feet wide