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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30
MOUNTAIN AIR

Dried up and baked on windswept plains,
too long unvisited by rains, to me the noun
tains called; and indorse the mountain air,
which tones the nerves, restoring hair to
heads that long were bald. When to Colo
RADIO came, so many ailments racked my
frame, that life was but grief; had hay
fever and cold, and all the dope the drug
gists sold afforded no relief. had the
string-halt and the heaves-none of my ills
were make-believes---I had ingrowing nails;
| had bog spavins ON my knees, but I've for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30
Always Watch This Ad
A Sherlock Holmes.

The Waitress And how did you
find the apple pie, sir''
The Diner-I moved bit of cheese
aside and there it was.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30

The Southern Pacific has issued an embargo order un-
der which it accepts freight subject to indefinite delay
This on account of the threatened strike. Due to car
shortage far Oregon is concerned the order use
less We have been doing business under it for some
months now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30

gotten all disease among these hills and wales. Afar from
all the roar of towns walk, in khaki handmedowns my
staff pnetrees branch; bthey scale these western
Alps and play upon their snowy scaps and ride the avail
anche The mountain air tonic is it makes the vital cur
rent whz along old gents veins it makes his tagging
step grow bold and makes him think he's ten years DID,
and banishes his pains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30

The Alaskan railroad is carrying coal from the
famous Matanuska fields to tide water The first train
load delivered at Anchorage tidewater distance
of II miles from the mines August 16 The occasion
the cause of big celebration and the first carload of
black diamonds very appropriately dumped by Miss
Babe White who also drove the first spike the road
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30
= Editorial Page of "The Capital Journar z====
SOME HARMLESS DISSIPATION

An Indian and gold miner are the two most reckless
individuals in the catalog When the two are combined
in one naturally startling results may be expected with
little chance of disappointment ensuing There was case
of this kind in Marysvile, California, Monday when Jim
Tobin full blood Indian, sold his mine and became
possessed Of he looked at it, the wealth of Rookie
feler, Morgan Jim wanted to do something to show
his class, and also that he tight wad He wanted
to celebrate but the laws of the land make it difficult for
the oldest American families to celebrate as the regular
miner always does for the that the Whiteman's
rewater is forbidden him. However he did the best he
could and with grim humor secured the real emblem
which is typical of the cold gray dawn of the morning
after" He discovered old hearse and at invested
part of his wealth therein He bought couple of horses
which he coupled to it. Then he loaded his wife and
six pappooses into the glass enclosed taxi filled all vacant
spaces with watermelons and mounting the drivers seat
paraded the town. the family getting busy the melons,
and shOwerng the streets with stream of watermelon
rnds and Seeds that poured out of the back end of the
hearse, until it resembld water cart. When the melons
gone and the principal streets had been paraded
Jim drove his hearseful of watermelon full family out to
their wckeup, the produest and happest Indian the
Pacific Coast One feature Of Jms blow out and disspa
on differing from that of his white brother was that the
whole town enjoyed it thoroughly did he, his proud
wife and happy little copper coored kiddes Here's hop
ing Jim you may find another mne and do with
the money received from it than you did this occasion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30

The Southern Pacific is going the limit to prevent
accidents of any kind To keep stock off the track besides
fences it has covered the space between the rails with
broken rock thus preventing the growth of vegetation
same time making the walking bad so bipeds will keep
off it. To further assist good trail being made on
each side of the track to induce pedestrians to take this
instead of the track as footpath
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30
IL These Hard Times.

"What for does Donald tax sic lang
strides noo-a-days2"
"He says it disma wear oot his shoes
sac quick!"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30

If Germany pursues her usual tactics and makes
cess of it. the fighting with Rumania will be done on
Rumanian SOIL So far surrounded by her enemies,
of them have set foot German territory. She forced
the scene of the conflict with Russia into Russian terri
tory She drove the battle front Serbia and while
Austria has been and again being rodden by the enemy
it has not happened to Germany. 1t is claimed in the
dispatches that Germany will make drive at Rumania to
force her back on to her SOIL General Won Macken
son. who commanded in Serbia to lead her armies and
if so there will be some desperate fighting to record in
the future and it may not be Austrian soil either
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30

Keen interest is being taken in the primary election in
California held yesterday and for which the returns
should be available today While it is only the fight be-
tween Booth and Governor Johnson to which shall have
the republican nomination for u S. senator, it will give
idea to the way the Progressive vote is trendng
progressive in captivity in the republican ranks 1t
brings up issue too that may have effect on the
result of the election in November for if the republicans
turn Johnson down it is likely to create considerable i'll
feeling among the prodigal progressves recently in
ved to partake of the fatted elephant calf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30

(Tomorrow-Mildred Realizes Her
Desolation.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
Mnfomiten.

S 2erOogs aafon Sc fpr1te 9e=
legercbe pg belegenoe til ct. Rol1l
for at oeltoge / 9. g. 15.s Som
pentio1l ser i benne llge afboloes
Mfim1elotas &obeoltao Mfen So:
peDporten Ton. BOG Spnoag Mftel1
&l. 7.50 o1fon1 Ser ca. 25 Dele=
oereoe og Be1pgen0e fra Sionr 81
tp, ssSo., og omliggenoe 8Der> og
ssl. s TOM Great 8eltern Eoget fra
Snobo, 1on1 bragte ober SO Silrel=
lenoe fra 2ogcrne / Omoba og o11=
ore peltlige Bper. ST. 10 font Gbi.
cogo & @iinpoufee-Goget ino me1
pper 80 Geiter fra Gbicago og pit
ligc 9per. S SmaDa baboe De 1teo=
lioc Spltcrlngtr arrangeret en- ga11=
fet ior Sc oiennen1rejienoe &onpen=
tions=9c1tagere1 og alle notolte Jig
1neo @cgejltring ON BEN fornplellgi
9lften, Sc bobbe tilbrogt ON 29roo=
gen. S Chicago bab0e 5eitcrlogcr=
ne arrongerct Banfet for Delegater=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
4f11nnH Kunupnttu11.

gelloe CT anfomne, langt flere emo
Den lofale &on1ite bopoe tur0et
pente, og alle Ell enige on1 at be-
title noget og .on1 at bile more fig
oo ingen bill gao Wlip al Sc mango
Setter, ser l1ge11s 2pb afbol6es /
SpillingbDerne.
Mange 5teoer fer pi Set 0anlfc
Stag poje. Set gan1le &opitol er
l1nuft oeforeret / oonife pg an1eri=
fonlfe 6arper, og &onbentionens
Mpbeiol er ligele6es flog1nDffet og
prp6et meo en- Mengoe Nolner
s. 81. &.=Spi1elal poa &opitoliet,
bbor 1non bber @fterrriobog faor
fin &uffe lerperet, er ligeleoes 0efp=
reret 1neo gloln1ter og Stag.
Sopeofnarteret finoes paa ct.
Jroncis &otel, og beo Srogangen
er to Stag opbengte, ct 6onif og
ct omerifunlf, ligele0es er Ser a1=
ore l1o}u1Dfninger.
De n1ange 8elpgenoe begpnote
1trafs efter Mabningsbgjtio oeligbeoen
at bele Bpen, nogle 9lutouto=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

SnS6agen ppran6t 1ne0 n1Mfe
5fDer> og Set par nGr1nelt 5tpbregrt
set melte al Sor1niobage1l rle1l set
gjor0e ingen 5faar @le6e1r; 6e
@ei9gen0e begpn0te fra Worgen=
ltun6en at befe 8pe11, ont Sorn1iboa=
ac1l blep Ser aflagt BeIpg / ct.
4Ru1tI set,fitff ssoet, fitffffusr1 1erputprn1ur, fbpor De
|bleb fdrt igjennenr oe forfjellige
Mfoefinger, og @jRiterne bar n1eget
interesiereoe. G1 9(1to11obiln0flugt
foretoges til -5tote 5uir @ro11no>
gjelrlen1 Summit 9lbe. pg ober
Sigb @rioge tilbage til &apitolet.
Sm Gftermi6oagen aflag6es @el@g
| / &eroens ltgrite 8ageri, &1tritp
Waferp. 8ageriet le116te en- &en1pe=
fage til Gftermiooagsfaffen paa &a=
pitolet. 49,:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

biler, onore 5porpogne; inari
fol1otes ser Donife ollie 9ele al
Npc11 og olle bor begej1tre6e .for
Mootogel1en> Sc: fit oberolt. Dunlfer=
lie bar ferlte @ettigbeo oberolt
6enne llgc. ''.,.
stpr1te Dclen al Sc 8eiggenoe
er ielbfblgelig Domer; men a6lfil=
liee @errer bar 6og og1an tl1nbet
Sci bertil, og De optrqoer ielpfpl-
gelig fom gdGante @e11tle111e1l 6e1
ct reoe til at tage Damerne pao
1loflu9tcr, iaafren1t sc 6a life er op=
oct ar1oet 5teos, bbilfet ielpfglgelia
in0trpffer til Eiioer; tbi foru6en
Moo % Driffe ouer jo Selten ifffc.
ST. 3 @ftcrmio6ag iomleoes alle
Domerne, bao6e Delegerebe og 8e:
lggen6e Spi1eialen pao set goule
&apitol for at inotage @ftern1io=
bagsfaffen, nogle er1felte meget mo:
foige Men0 bab6e 0og 0riltet fig til
at gioe Me6e, og 6e bar peltilfreole
meo oen go6e 8ebanoling, 6e fif
SEQ &affen lang Wfrs. Margretbe
2ouritien oe M1rs. SHen, 2illp
oale, en- Gong, scr bar frepet til
Set Donife 5plterio1nfuno al Mrs
80. @prenie1t Delegat fra Dono
2oge gtr. 119, Onobo:
Mel.: llnge @enbpros 2io georocn
St9bnet er hi MI til Mp0e,
fGre Spltre, ber / Sag:
=: Moa oo bore Sjerter glpbe
for Dor itore gooe Sag =:
2ao % min6es fer neo sore
5gltre, Ser G. gaaet bort,
/ =: iom bar bjulpet os at bore
@pr6crne imaat og ltort. >:
Danas Dptre ei hi glelnme,
IitGrfc 8aa1to os fnDttet bar,
=: 1non hi birfe for at frenme
alt, bpa6 go6t % 96elt bor! =: =:
Maa fra &iertets Strenge lpbe
milbe Or6 og go6e &aoo,
-: ha ri noget faor at bD6e,
ri ton bringe frem Doao. =: >:
timber 5tjerneban1reret trpege
bar bi bpggef Der bort @ien1.
>: timber bette Banners Sfpgge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

ne, Ser fon1 fra S7lten, og oennc TT
ligeleoes ct pellpffet 6orleb.
Yaa 8onegaaroea1 blep oe Bel9=
ge1oe rnootoget al Mtootogellesfo-
n1itee11, ser par forgget meo e11
Mengoe Gonife, iom p11ifeoe at bp=
Sc oen1 set fprlte &elton1men.
Nonpentipnen aabnes.
M1onoog Morgen Daagneoe ollie
set preetiglte Coffin; oct 1atte
ltrofs 9nn1eret op, % bet por t1o'
.ligt pou Morge1,ltunoen, at mon
1oo oe bon}fe Gamer @ooerne.
eDe 1876 9elegereoe bor ollie anfon1=
ne, og oesuoe1, bor ser ca. 200 Be=
lpqen0e, % bette Mntal blep forget
Monoag og Girs0ag meo enonu flez
re.
s-:.. &l: 8 6orlni60og bor ser ca. 500
til 5tebe peb Mabningsbejtiocllg
be0en, Scr toregif I Sen ltore 5ol
set gan1lc 5totsfapitol 6pr Mob>
ningstolerne 11n6erboloteS man me1
Mulit al Minnelota @tate Srcbe,
itro uroer 2eoel1e al Wer SnDoer.
Ga. &l. 9.15 morcbere6e Sber=
be]tprelie,l inb / 5alen leoet al
,,glconoro Gbriltire" =2ogens Hr91t
sent, Mrs. 9ora Sngemann og Bp;
cns Norgn1e1ter, &on W. 81. ST.
bin.
8oa ,,Gleonora Gbriltine "=SogenS
@egne bpo Wers. seS11gemann oe 9e
legereoe og 8elpgenoe Selfonncr
og gnifeoe @elb og 2Dffe meo Som
pentionen. 9erefter preientereo
bum @nrgnelteren. Scr. SSrbin p11
lfebe poo Opens @egne alle @elfom
n1en og pn1febc 5e1teriamfunoet tt
2pffe n1eb beres Organization, no
tolte fin @l96e ober, at 6enne &o11
nention blep afbolot / ct. Haul
og pnlfeoe, at alle blep laa tilfreoz
meo ct. &o,1l, at 6e for Tren1tioe1
riIoe ofboloe olle beres &onbentio
ner beri @pen. 8pen oil til enbbe
Sis mootoge Sc 9unffe meo aabn
Mrn1e. Oct gle6ebe bann at 1e @fier
nebonneret og Danebrog boie Sis
ON Gioe:: De barnonere6e 1oo 11b
,nerfet iarnnnen, og ban bar glai
bco at ie> boorle6es 6e Don1fe be
porehe beres &jarligbe0 til bere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

n1arfiombe6 benpe11ot poa iao6onne
Pnnfter / 5anfunbets Sorfatni11g,
lom epentuelt f11n6e og bnroe p1=
6res.
Sba6 Dagens 1elifabelige 5ibe
angaor, bob6e 111on en-, troos feoe=
lgt @eir, uunter og bellpffet 9ln-
Etoenobitnof offngt gjenuem RDa1el1
8arf og Como Nnrf, bioere Iongs
Msfisfippi til sssnoion Mol1llbs
Narf. 8e6 Eretiben bol0tes Sen
bagliae v&offeIoo6er"7 ienere aflog-
oeS &eigg / &anrms 8rpggeri oe
nm Mftencn git man / Mo5art @oll
for at ie Barn / Strife.
6nrlfjellige Gelegrou1111er er i16=
lpbne til &onbentionen, bl. a. fra
Donff 8ro6eria1nfun0s 0berbeltp-
relie og fra 8: g. @.-2ogerne Mr.
~ "a, 68> II og 43; 9. g. g.
2ogerne uMo6ersrnoa1et" og Clint
|bria" ! ia,nle6e til Set Seem .Dorf,
fen6te tclegrafiif &ilier, og @elter-
fon1f11n6ets tioligere Operlefretpr,
g. 80. @ofe11bloo, 1e,16te tillige e11
|;@ille11.
&onDentio11sprogranr1net, ser on1z
fatter 40 @iber, er rigt illultreret
me6 Hortretter og on6re 8illeoer
og ir6ebol6er n1egen 1unberbol6e11=
oe Sefit; Bitter % 9lnef6oter af=
pefsler meo olborligere Mrtifler al
[bi1tori1f 9lrt.- Baa 0n1iogets 5or=
ii6e ies en- 8ggefpi1t, iom / Origt<
nalen er malet al &r. 8oln1er
So1f: Sen Ter oberoroe11t1ig notur=
| tro r6.
Set oonlfe 8rooerlonfu11bs Oper=
beltprclie TOM Sns6og Weorgen- til
ct. Eoul fra Smaba> bbor SEN /
iioitc ltge bab6e beret ior1let til
Wp6e. Oberbe1tprelien rno6toges
paa 8anegoor6en al IS. 6. 9lnoer=
fen" -2ogens @eltprelle, ser tog 6e1r1
til ct. 6rancis @otel, bpor Ser
bar relerberet @9relier. 0erefter
gab GeltDrelien pao 2ogens Begne
en- sSrofo1t for OberbeltDrel1en pao
Netpn1an's Gofe.
SEQ 11=Ei6en bol6t Sberbeltprel=
! len fit Sn6tog / bet gan1le @tots.
fopitol % bleb 1trafs gibet M6ganq
til &onbentionens Wpoe1o1. bpo,
Sen be6 fin ssS116tre6en bleb bilie
] meo lt9rfe @aon6flap. Oberprelt
0entel1 for Sglterlamfunoet, MrS
$. Mo6ien, b66 8re6renes Sper
4 beltDrelie 8elfommen / fao lplterlig,
Oro. og Sberpreli6ente11 for Brn
oeriarnfnn6et, &r. 8. H. gfieHen
toffeoe | en- fort, lnen inbbolosri(
/ Sale for Mo6tagelien og gnlfeo,
I&elo og 2Dffe 1neo &onpe11tionenS
! Mrbej6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29

Donot bort 5plter1anfurb frea11;; -. !:
nu | Sag bi ltolt fan b9re>
bei1e brit bort oanlfe Stag
:, =: til geotioners Hrpo og 9Gre
og bort 5plterion1funos Sag. ::
Stolt hi bore fan al geapnet,
lonr Di tit bette 2an6,
y: ~ SH1olI 4 bgre fan ON @oDnef,
oct bar giort ira 5tran6 til
5tronb,
luao bort 5ederfnmfuno bore
Der ct ltort og n19gtigt 2eo,
>: ser 1fal 1toa til Dnnifes 9@rc
og for 5pltertjarligbeo. =:
ser. s Manoag Mften ia1nlebes
ca. 500 0onife Central @oll,
bDor Der. bar Mo0togelie for Delc-
aereoe og 8eiage110e. Salen bar
6eforeret.
Mrs. Sngenom BOO @elfontmen
Ser1te gfummer paa Hrogrammet
par, Muitf of ct, Mgotba 0rfe1ter,
lanrn1elliot af @folebern>: :lon1:. .ipil.
1coc nomerfet, % sc fit ct itort %
oelfortjent Bifol6. Derefter gle0e:
Sc 5angforeningen rDm1io" 811:
blifum ne6 flere Mumre UNDER Sc:
oelie af lin opgtige Dirieeret, Hro:
fesior 9ole fra ..u1liberiitetet. So
fit ltorme11oe 8ifol6 og 1maotte gibl
flere @fstranl1n1re. Derpoa por oe,
Sopran=5olo of Mrs. 5cbnei6le1
1ne6 Mffompognement al Mrs
5cbut8; Srue11 tog n1e6 lin 1n1uffe
5tenme ollie Tilbererne me6 Storm
% lnaatte lDnge flere @fstranun=
mere. W}r. @alter &ielo1en 1anQ
ligele6es Colo oq n1aotte ielpfglge.
Zig oglaa frem flere @ange for a
tilfre0sltille set meget tofnen1ligf
Hublifu,n. Eil 5lut 1ong nDanio
ct &ar Songe og .ilutte0e nne>
u&pffelifp", og 0a brpo Ser ct or
fonogtig Bifalb frcm, lo1n ne1te1
ingen Gnoe bil0e tage, og Wer.. sc
IS. Sranle1 fl116e nelten fife blip'
bprt, n1e11 bon taffe6e ellers 81
forlfjellige> Der bop6e as1ilteret bei
l1n6erbol6ningen, og me66elte Il
Ser bil0e blibe lerperet Sorfri1fnin
ger Sen lille 5al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
@onpentionens Meber.

Won6oge1lS Nrbej6e re1nlfcre6e |
Ne6iettelie af II &o1niteer, Ser
itrofs tog Sc mango 6ori1ag un6er
0eban6ling, og flere af l1bbalgene
blep burtig fer6ige me0 6eres Mr=
beioe, bDoriuoo anore tog mere
9ib til @jennemgaoelie af De inb=
bra9te 6orfag.
&ele Girs6og Torniooag bengif
meb aon1itebeban6linger> % on
@ftermi6bagen bleb be forliellige
aon1iteers Sn0beretninger brpftet,
1ige}on1 n1a1, og1on bab6e lin 0p=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
DattHk 5natl..
9anife Sage Minneiutas 6obebitao.

galnle 2an0 pg WtooerSmaal. 9an
oil itfe giDe n1eget for 6en Ser
gten1ner tit 2an0 oe Mooersmaal:
0cn 5lag5 0telmelfer fnn6e ol0rig
b(ipe go0c @orgere. @on bap6e al
Grfaril1g let, bborle6eS 6e fremme6-
fp0te Borgere / Tarens 5tun6 bor
rc0e til at foriDare Sen a1nerifanlfe
Nution % oers Stag og mango al
Sc fren11nc0fg-le 8orgere por .nogle
of 2oaloets beolte og 6pgtiglte.
Sill Slut opior6re6e ban olle Sc
8eigeenoe til rigtig at toge SEN
ln11,ffe ct. Naltl gp i 9ieipn> oe
bbis Sc iffe ifltl6e blibe tilfreDs
n1cb &pmite11 fu110e zbe Blot fon1me
til bonl iaa ifuloe ban 6rage Ont
lorg for. at 6e..fif gpen let fra @n<
.bt til nl,ben. n5t. Yuul bpoer .alle
bjerteligt belfon1menl"
Mrs. &aren @anlen taffe6e &org.
nlcltcren for bans Nerb9relle beo
0enne &9iti6eligbeo.
Oberprniioenten, Oers. Sunline
Ma01elt, toffeoe pna 5ar1funoets
&egne for .6et @e1fonune1t, Ser bob
SC lD6t fra uGleonora @bri1tine" So
gems Nrefioent og 8pens 8orger-
meter, og toffeoe for Sen gobe
Mo6tagelie, Sc baboe foaet, 1tota1=
te, at Set 9anife Sp1terlo11funo
por re6e til at bore fin Del ri
8pr6erne be6 at forlbore amerifnn=
ife 8orgcres 2ip Sarens @tun1
og til1og6e Sc DanifeS 2oba1itet
eberfor oeres a6opterebe 2a1,o
Mrs. Mabfe1 gap cit tort Oberz
1iot oner 5antfunoetSs 9iltorie .oa
onhoftc set o11crfi ien6el 1es1aroige
s(rbej6e, lon Mrs. Gbriltine Sent
1ninglen bnbbe 11bfert, 6a bun 1tif=
teoe Sen ferlte Sp5terloge / 1888.
5clb on1 5on1fnnbet til Ti6er Dab=
Sc rnnattd f9mpe for 8ebarellen al
| 1in Gfsi1tens, bor Set Dog bDgget
poo cn fat @run6bol6, Ser bar
uroffelia, % SEN Sag / Dag er
bi nooct til at bobe 143 2oger meo
nellen1 Z og s Suiinoe Meblen1mer;
9. g. g. bab6e uobetolt 2ipsfor-
firing ii6en ii6lte &onbention
325,125.00 og til Spgebjelp oper
100000. Mrs.. Mo6ien gnife6e,
ot set 9lrbej6e, 1om 6e1rne &onbe11=
tion ifulOe n6fere, rnaotte blipe til
@abn for Samfun6et Sc fomme1r.
Sc 9lar, od at set itooig mao bofie
1tprre og lterfere.
Slut11i11gstolen .bolotes qf Wer
S. SnQelnonn. lo1n l1otalte, at Set
neiten nor oberflebigt for ban1 al
lige 11oget, oa ser allere0e bar blebe1
br1ot @elfomnen al ben lofale 5e=
1terloge, 8orgern1e1teren % Sber:
prpiioenter, laa bbis bon ifll0t
bh6e Dem ct 8eIfommen, 1fuI6e
set b9re paa utbe common Danes'
8egne; Don on1tolte faa Sr6 Bro:
! 6erlomfltn6ets &onbention 1i6lt'
@fteraor og u6to1te, at iioen oe1
Eio fjen6te bber ene5te ct. Saul
@orger set oanife Stag og biblte
at Der bor ct lille 2on6 europa
! 1onn be6 Do111norf. Ser bliber tai
1ao 1neget oen1e Ti6 on1 at blibl
Mmerifancre og om Mrnerifanis
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Evening journal., 1916-06-12
JOHN c. Armstrong
dead At ODESSA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOwN, June IL John
Gordon Armstrong one OF the most
prominent Democrats OF lower New
Castle county, died at his home in
Odessa late Saturday night from a
complication Of diseases. Mr.. Arm
strong was II years Of age, and was
born at Armstrong; Corner, the son
Of the late Joseph and Mary A. Arm
strong. He moved to Odessa about
43 years ago and engaged i'm the mer-
camille business. In 1900 he was
elected a member of the Levy Court
He had been a member Of the Odessa
school board for more than thirty
years Mr. Armstrong was married
twice.\ his first wife being Miss
Emma Francis Davis. Of Odessa, who
died in 1886. leaving six children. all
of whom are living They are: Eu-
gene M. Armstrong. OF Johnstown
Pa; Deputy United States Marshal
Joseph NJ. Armstrong, OF Wilmington
John G. Armstrong. of Middletown
Edward G. Armstrong, Of McDon-
ough; Frederick N. Armstrong. OF Los
Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Earl n. Baum
Of Delaware City His second wife
was Miss Jane Burgess. OF Odessa
who, with one daughter, Miss Minnie
Armstrong, OF Newark. Del, survives
him. The funeral will take place to
morrow afternoon. with interment in
Old Drawers Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-06-12
REPORT ON WORK FOR
The 35-FOOT channel

Preliminary to the survey of the
United States Government engineers
in connection with the work Of deep
ening the channel in the Delaware
River to a depth Of 35 feet, Assistant
Director Hasskari. of the Department
of Wharves. Docks and Ferries. Phil
adelphia. has prepared a report on
the work done since the first of the
year by the city dredging plant. Tn
der an act OF Congress. 100000 is
now available for carrying on the 35-
foot channel project.
The Bowers Southern Dredging
Company is removing 1000 cubic
yards Of material daily from the
channel i'm front Of the Port Richmond
exports piers. To date 100000 cubic
yards of material has been dredged
To give temporary relief until the
Government starts its work in that
vicinity the channel is to be dredged
to the depth of 32 feet and 14O feet
wide.
Evening journal., 1916-06-12
Former WILMINCTONIAN
Heads DRY DOCK COMPANY

William r. Todd. who recently
attracted national attention by the
organization OF the Todd Shipyards
Corporation. holding company and
successor to the William n. Todd
Corporation, is we'll known by many
Wilmingtonians as some years ago
he was master mechanic in the ship
yards Of the Pusey and Jones Com
pany and he is native of this city.
The corporation that he recently Or
ganized controls the Robins Dry
Dock and Repair Co., of South
Brooklyn; the Tietien and Lang
Dry Dock Company. Of Hohoken. and
the Seattle Construction and Dry
Dock Company OF Seattle. Washing
ton.
Mr.. Todd has made rapid strides
in the shipbuilding world since leav-
ing Wilmington. Two sisters OF Mr.
Todd now live in New Castle.