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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
acutIdIanO's sadc itebt sut.


Die 2eier iperOen iid5 bieIleiht auf
Sic in lester @odc cridienenen9riefe
an @ilb. @ornle, Soap &arf, Gel,
I'M oGeutibcu Gorreiponoenten" er.
inncrn f6nnen. 03un fam beute fol.
eenOer 9rief bon Dem uIerlorenen
So6u.."
a9torO 5ranfreirb, "a. San. 1916.
2ie6er @nter. Sam Dcr 5tpei "a.
gen bonn 5peimodcntliden llrloub
8rriid uor III 6ranfilrt Stllttgnrt
Gbinecn mo @leran. Bon Grbo.
ltng ipor ircilit6 feline &eoe Oo ib
Die meiite 3eit oui Der 9obn 3us
brahtc SSnlmcrbin mar ooS Der.
eniigeu groB, SIueeboriGe un0 9ps
tannte mieoer5uiebeu. sIpb babe i'd
cine grbolima gar uibt uotbis, oa
ih ). st ais CffiSiersfotb niHt oiel
auS5uiteben babe Gir5elheiten fam
ih notiirIiH uidt mittbeiIen ober io
piel lit licber: nlhniere Sohe itebt
gutl~ Sn Nieron ii6ernodtete iA
bel neinem friiberen YriiBipol; ifo-
oe, Dob id) sic @oitfreunoihoit rur
3ipci EoQc ouSnusen fonute. Sn
Sronfnlrt traf iH mciren 9ruocr
@aItber, meinen SHpoaer @leriA
miH &euner, ale orei iicb oui lIrloub
6efinoeno, nnO fannit Oh Cir Sic
SreliSe Oes @ieoeriebens oenfenl -
.Sn Stuttgart traf i'd meiueuSdma.
ger W1ebger, Ger 9lcfrnteu ousbil0et,
feline Srou muroe ant 81. Ie5ember
BON eiuen frdftigen Slneeu Be.
ibcnft. glae iut0 poblauf Senoe
Cir onbei cine Dlomentuufiabme.
Sros oIleemeiner 8rieoenSiebniudt
lit iidb ooh ieoer einfuhe SoIOot be.
mubt, ooB cS treu ausboltet 6eiBt
bis pm qliidIihen @noe. Sci fan,
leuonoI gcgriiBt rmO mormt bon
Geinefu ltctS oonfbaren So6n guI.
M
@lcid5eitig nit oiciem 9riefe Fam
cine &botograpbie. mdhc oen tapfe-
rcu S{ricaer, ser 9Irtiueriit it, bod
81 9ioB bartlett iino oen 9etueis lie.
fert, ooB Geltihlano nod init ido.
neu @ierocn npO llniiormeu alSgc.
riiitct iii SliIh ser llnitono, Oab
Oicer SoIoot oilf ieinen 9erieu ci
ncn @rnoer imo orci Shpdgcr, ebcn.
fonS ani llrlaltb ontriiit, gcniiat
TN oor5lnicllct 0uB nulcr tbeucrcS
Gatcrlauo nod geuiieeno nit Ser.
tbcioi9erll perieben III, glOcli
gSornle, 9tr. 26S7 Gaitern glpcuuc
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
rSyrObiinuD.W .W1nmm

Sin iiberaus unterboltiameS iuD
obmehsIingsreiHes 4rogramm III
fir ben am fomneuoen W1ittipcH III
Der 5robiinu.Soue an Der 5reoerid,
9loenue itottiinOenOen 9lumm nit
Gameu oeS @eianaUereins siSroh.
finn horbereitet poroen. 9ag
Nilmm-Gomite, melheS iin aus ben
riibriaiten lmO iahtimoigiteu Dlit
alieoern oeS GcreinS 5uiommcuieBt.
peripridt allen Gbeilnebmeru oiii
poar iHone imo eemibreihe atnu.
0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
GirdlidJc gSadjri@tcn.

Soiien3cit iiebt no6c bcuor r. Be
ionoerc @otteSoicnitc Dorgeie6cu.
9hSiie0ina nno Gcrfoui Ocut.
i8cr Sctmom's glr6citen in Der
Ct. @li1ocr9 airbc. &crtroG
ii6cr So5iaIc @robIcmc mo Sic.
liaiou
Gic 1oiicuBcit, sic lpidtiaitc &c'
rioOe i'm airHen-2olenOer, miro am
8. Wldr3 our1 6cionOcrc @ottesOicu.
ltc III Ocu uciitcn &irHen cingeleitet
lucrocu. IN iGmutliHcn fdt6oliicben
mi0 ctlit6en biiHoiliAeu &irdcn miro
Der 1Soitcn.9eoim 0oOur1 getenn,
Ssihnct weroeu OoB Sen Gomnuui'
ronteu 9Iihe oni Oie Stirn 9citri6eu
miro.
@cionOcrc Wlciicn ON @ior9ca ino
@otiesOicnHe om glbeuO iucr0en io'
Ounn iu06reno Scr 40 So8c 0oueri'
Ocn @erio0c Qcbalien ucrOc1 Sic
lut6criihcn &irHcn 6obcn c6entollS
bcrporrogcnOc @otie5Oienitc porbcrcis
tct iuO 3ablreicbc ouSiudrtige &olto-
rem lucr0cn prcOigen. Gin Niaiien-
! ScttcS0icnlt miro in Scr ct. W}or'
fuS.&ir1e am 9ll1erniituod I'm
iA5 ll6r 9}oHmittogS ob9e6alteu
lucrOen. Sic @}ittogS.@ottes soienlte
mel1e iitb 10 popular crpieien Do'
1 bcn per0cn in ser gllten Ct &anls
Stride mo in Der W}eiiiob's Stride
itqtiiiNcu. @iidoic mo anOerc pro.
minente 9lnaeborige Oes &lerus mer'
Oen prchen. CoS &rogromm fiir
Oicie (SottcSOieuifc luG6rcuo ser 6o'
itcBcit lit OoS uoditc0enOc.
r,u Ger ct. %onrS Stride: o
bis II. MlGr5. %oItor @crcp s. @eb.
Der Oou @oitou, 20. @}dr5, @iihoi
0hirrop, q. bis 81. 9,ldr5 %oitor
/ &HQiom $. @ort6 SSlip. 9}. o.; 81
( bis 81 NfGr} 9Soiior Tr. 0cor8C
Groia Stemart bon Guouiton %a.
3 bis .. 9priL %oiior s.. AScrcr Gil
Der uou S9eit @oiut a. g.; 6, his
4 q 9Ipril &oitor Clifford S. Eiuom
6l0 non 2nncoitcr ga; 10. bis l2
9ipril &iidof GborlcS SiSfc bon Gen
trol 9}cm Port; t3 bis fl. 9pril
9Soitor Gouio ~ Noporo bon 9lor
4 iolf, 30; II. g(pril @oitor Cr
SuQ6 NirdbCo0, @nnnomclS Stride
Is, glpril, @iid)of 9lIfrco NorOiug uol
@oi0inotou 10. glpril, @oitor 81
/ gSiliom 8. &c 9SrieS bon @oi6in9
ton; 20 glprjl @aiior Tr. &onilh
\ 81. 0nup1ricS BON @rocc mo ct
%cter'5 &ir@c; q NGr3 Eoiio
Or. aiuiolphN. orci Sttuocn CSot
| trs0icnit - bis 3.
rSli ser @lciiioS Stride 9Iidcr
nitnrod. @oitor @crcgrinc g2roiG
@lciiioSSfird]c; 9 mo 10. NIdri
Sii1oi Mnrrop; i3. @l6r5, Gauol
! @icGom6; IA. bis II. 9lGrj. 9iido
66orlcS y 9lnOerion bon Chicago
20. @|drj, Canon @IcGomb; 81, bi
"a. @ldr5, &oitor Tr. ". Sormot
Ban 9lQcn Stride 0cr 9lopcntiiier
Bottom; y @RGr3, Gmou Mc@omb
2S. imO 30. Mldr5, @ii1oi &bilip q
NGinclanOer bon @euniplUonio; 3C
im0 81 @iGr5, &oiior Er SSilioI
:. @lonnna lrinitp 9teu S)orf;
glpril, Canon NlcGoHb; A. bis
glpril, 9ilchoi Tranf Ou Nipulin DO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

N0io; 10. 9lpril, Canon McGom6;
#. bis IA. 9lpril, @iidoi So6u g.
@cGouuid bon @eiieru @}ihigon;
II. bis 90 glpril @oitor &. 8. g.
&lnitin9tou @cIt %orf 9tGp gorF
@crfoltf Ocutir9cr see
mouil s 9rrbeitcn
On ocn SGulr0luuui ser ct @}i-
c5ocPS Stride, 9om6ar0- mo @olfe-
1hobc, imoct 9ciltc sic 9luSiieQlud
inO ser &erfouf Der poninternirtelt
ocitiHcn Seclcutcu bcrgcitc0teu @c'
oenitdnoc, Spicliohen etc. ltott. PIN.
). 9RGr5 mcrocp. iic III Der ct Sofos
bps.&irdjc 9liSarit6, no6c Gagcr.
StroBc mo an 6. lnp Z, @i1r5 IN
Scr oS( @rciBsNoac@ in Siio-9aIti-
more 81 boben icin, 5p1ter mcrOcn
0ic bis Oobil nod nidt pcrfailiten
@cgcnitGuoc no6 ocr ST., areujs&irs
Ac III Sig6louOtowu gebroAt pcr
Sen. Tic 5eclcItc, iuclAc nod OWt
&ricQS 9lusbrl6 bon Sen Ocllti6eu
SGiffcn cntlolicu luuroen, 6o6cn bel
scr Ncritc0mg Scr Gin0c oroBe
6ertigfeit gSeigt ur0 Gouienoc scr
2elte imo in i6rem lmterboItc ouf
sen &crfouf mo GrloS scr Sodcn
IN Baltimore lmO ou0crcn StdOicn
onacluiecu
& irdcn GIu6 gicbt Nnt
iibrung.
3wei fleinerc StiIde mer0cu Don
Ocm E6coter.Ghub Scr airc6e ,,Si t6c
Srausiigluotion" i'm Gonlmnnitp.
@cbduoc an ser @mpun Sot.S;uHc.
tiou GIN fommenOcn GoHeritog
9l6cno orliseiiibrt mcrOeu. Sic
Stiide bciBcn u@o4 mo gets 9la
@ct MlorricO.~ @rfriic6ungen pcroen
0crcidi.
NliiiionS @oN9reB.
Ger 5pcite uoticnale @}0pncrOiii.
iionS.GongrcB lpuO am 2G. s(pril in
SSoibington beginnen lmO iid ii6er
Die fiinf iol0cnocn Gage critredeI.
Gin bcoclltionc9 @ro0rouini befiuoct
lid IN &orbcreitua.
%criomntlnna in V citmin.
tier.
Gic SobrcS &cridunIuu1 scr
MonoQcr.@c60r0c 0eS mctbooiitpro.
tcitontiiNcn @irhep.@eimS miro oul
Is. M0r5 III @citniniicr, NlO. ioitt
/ iin0cn
9o5iolc &roblcmc uu0 81 G.
ligion.
llebcr 0os ,SojiaIe Ero6lem unS
&eliaion" ipirO beutc 9}oHmittoa
2olliS 92olliS, Gin oSiugle.Sorcr"
imO &eprcieutont scr SSoicpb GcIS
6lno Goumiiiion, 6ci Oem oiientIt
den 6orirm IN ser @hllif.9lfaoemi,
iprcdcn. Ser @oli9 lit Der Scr
iaiicr elmer 1robcn 9ln5a6I Bidder
Ilucl6c itb nit iociolcit biitoriidcr
in0 ofoiomiihen @ro6lcme 6ciddi
iigcn
0rcicfniofcitS &ir@c.
4Soimr ". s. Stcrocr miro in oel
! GreiciniafetS STRIDE, ErinitD- nab
Nigb SiroBc, beutc &oruittoo ii6e
nDclltidbc mo omcrifuniicbc Hcli
gi0it6t@ prcoiecn. Sein Sbemo fiji
! zen 9I6en0s@ottcSOienit loitet. n0c
4 SGmomt mnO Ocr Nicer"
2 o.nntoG hul &ubt
lGnm.
Gic Sonntogsidlule scr 3 4Sres
bDterioner&irAc Baltimore. I'M
SloDO StraBc, miro beiite ibr 9S. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
@aItimOrc eanp6umic.Crdleiter

g}cocutcnoeS Sniereiic modt iiN
iiir OoS 3. Gon5crt ocS a@oItintorc
Sumpbouic 0rbeitcrS", meIhcs om
Srcitoe, ocn 10. @ldr5 itottiinOet, be
merl6or. 0iriscnt C5uitoD Stribc
bot Gin 9Srogromm acipdblt, ipelhes
IN aleider gSeiic fiir Oen Saien imo
Ocn 6odmom miprcCbcnO ieun miro.
SnubcrfS imuolIcuoete Spnlpbonic
lit einc Der @lon5nummcrn OcS &ro.
groums, peldes ouBerOen oic Gui
nerhtrc 81 &oniniS o@ilbelnt Gell"
ioipie @erfc bon @eber, @irmcrsft
NiocCowel mo SibeItus cntbdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

biIdlml ieiern 0ic Souptaniprc.
den pcroen BON gSiIliam &. @obler,
@arrD 6. SiIperpooo, @orrD 9f.
9lbercrombie mO Eoltor GOmoro
Stiles. Dem SecIior9cr Der Stride,
geboltcn mcrOeu. Gin berporroeen.
oeS 9Srogramm miro 5ur g(bmidIrng
gclangen.
9tcue&ird c orgoniiirt.
sine ucuc Stride wuroe 81 glrlm.
0cl-Gouc IN gIune 9lrunoel.Gountp
lulter ocm gtomen glunoclGope me.
tboNiitiid-proteitontiib Stride orso.
uilirt Eoitor :. s. 2arrimore mnr.
sc 5n ibrcn Gccliorgcr ouScrtcren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
sancrbraten am @libOIe Sliucr.

Gin gar Iederer Spciiesrttel, bei'
len @laBpuntte 9udteru 5oucrbrai
ten mo Gnooel iinO, lit fir sic beute
9to6mittao III 9aoers 9art oul
Mioolc 9liUcr itattfinocpoe 3uiam.
mcnhmit ocS nMo5art Nl6merAors4
8uiammengeitent poroen. SeOcr, Scr
Elm poar frobli6e 5tuuOen perIeben
min ino eincn eeilnoeu 9lppetit NIT.
brinat. 1T heraIih miLfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
neuc 9Iniuo0mcn pom aricaSi&oll-


plabc
o@ippoOromc.@
3Uei Grobc gtmmcrn itc6cu alf
Ocnt Groaromni ocS ,2ow'S Sippo
rromc," iocl@eS uoracu 5ur 9lui.
fiibruug gcIan9t, Narru Guaii6 H.
So. bringt Ocn Ginoftcr ,Gbc Gpil
Nour," Gin oromotiidcr PITT, SIR
0ariteIlmg wd6renO Der Smtor III
nI6c 9irtbooD @ortp" ieine @cltim8
BAT. Sieril wcrOen 9iiMReuqroBcu
lpie Srcue GroutIin Qua Gougnoo,
g9e6cr II. 6ielOS, Gorrio Bart @1.
liamS IT, &C., iuicocrgegc6cn 6crucr
Itebci @eiiic Sc Golmt 9niOrep &c
~, Die orci gllcr, Cummings II. @or.
Ding @bittlc sic 6ciocn Brownies,
a. u. nuf Sem @roaranu
o9lu0itorium."
Die bcfonntcn N}itolic0cr OcS .9hl.
oitoriun C6cotcr @cicli6oit 6rin.
gen norgcn OoS punOcrpo1c Silit-
ipicl 0SeOcn Sens 10 9olopate~ 3ur
Slniiiibrlmg welNes olrcb mo Ourh
nit geiluOem @nmor gemiir5t lit.
GoS Stiid bonoclt BON cinem im0cn
Jloucllincn Ger cine gScttc o6idlicBt.
OaB CT in 81 ShnOcn einc @cidihtc
INIT 10000 @ortcn ic6rcibcn fam.
I'm icincn @lau mlSHniii6rcn ilht
CT OoS leeritc6cnOc @oitbmts u9olO'
pote Snn~ oui ldbt iiB oen S1liii-
icl ociiel6en einbduOiecn unO glaubt,
OoB CT Oer aleinilc Niietber Oeiicl.
bcn ill., 93ci iciner 9(rbeit 6emcrtt cr
aber, ooB nod icfS wcitcre &crio.
ncn Die Better UonSMliiiieIn 5p ocnl
@alt6ouie iiuo SicrOur@ entltc3ei
cr06slihc SceuelL Ole Don oen 0or.
licllcrn in Better 9Sciie uicocrac0cbcn
mQr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

llnlfoilenOc &orbereitiineen iinO
fir OoS eroBe 9luitcrn.&oiten, ipcIheS
ser n9operiide @tanner6or9 bclltc
glodulittaa in ser @bitc Sou, @onf.
StraBc mo 9rooomop, obbolteu
miro, aetroffen meroen. Sii eleidl
portrefflider @eiie iuirO fir ous
geiltiee unO IeibIiHe @obl ser Ebeil.
neDmer sciorst ieiu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
Salem Commercial Club
Passes Resolutions

Resolutions pertaining to opening of
Klamath Indian reservation to settle
ment, passed by the Salem Commercial
club, July 10, 1916:
Whereas, The citizens of klamath
Falls and vicinity are making an eff
fort to have the klamath Indian reser-
walton opened for settlement, and
Whereas, The opening of this great
area of land would mean greater pros
perity for klamath county and the en-
tire state of Oregon, and
Whereas, The Salem Commercial
club is organized to further the devel
-opment of Salem and the entire state
therefore be it
Resolved, That the Salem CONNER
cial club does hereby urge that appro
pirate legislation be enacted by congress
to open the klamath Indian reserva
tion to settlement and development
having due regard for the full protec
tion of all the rights of the Indians or
said reservation. Be it further
Resolved, That copies of this reso
luton be sent to our representatives ii
congress-, to the klamath Commercial
club, given to the press, and enrolled
in our minute book.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
How French People
Cure Stomach Trouble

A household remedy of the French
peasantry, consisting of pure vegetable
oil, and said to possess wonderful merit
in the treatment of stomach, liver and
intestinal troubles, has been introduced
in this country by George NJ Mayr, who
for twenty years has been one of the
leading downtown druggists Of Chi.
, cago and who himself was cured by its
use. So quick and effective is its action
that u single dose is usually enough to
bring pronounced relief in the most
stubborn cases, and many people who
have tried it declare they never heard
of anything to produce such remarkable
results in so short time. 1t is known
as Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and can
now be had at all leading drug stores.
1t is sold with the positive understand.
ing that your money will be refunded
without question or quibble if ONE
bottle fails to give you absolute satis-
faction.
For Sale by j. G. PERRY, Druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
PROVOST GUARD FIRES
ON NEGRO SOLDIERS
Negroes Refused to Obey
Orders and Three We're
wounded by Guard

San Antonio, July 2j.-Three Negro
soldiers of company h., Eighth. Illinois
infantry, were III the hospital TODAY as
the result of bullet wounds received
when they were fired upon by the pro.
vost guards last night after an attack
on II. G. Hume, a lawyer of New
Braunfels, Texas. A fourth was taken
to his tent.
William Blue, shot in groin.
Edward Leightborn, flesh wound in
rignt thigh.
Sidney Williams, left leg broken be-
low the knee.
Unidentified trooper removed to the
regimental camp.
All are privates The wounds are
comparatively slight, owing to the
guard having used guard "ammuni-
tion, light charge with miximum
range of about 800 yards.
The trouble started when Henne was
driving his automobile past a group OF
the negro militiamen. Henne saws a
stone was thrown, striking tne back OF
the car. He stopped and went back to
ascertain who threw the stone. He
said he was met with threats and in
vectives. He ran toward nearby sa-
loon followed by the militiamen.
BY the time Henne reached the sa-
loon his pursuers are said to have mum.
bered thirty or forty. He seized to,
bacco cutter and knocked down the
first negro through the door, ne says
A second he kicked in the groin. AT
this juncture the provost guard com
posed of the Niuteenth infantry arriV.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
bay CITIES BURY
THEIR DEAD TODAY
Thousands Attend Funerals
Of Five Victims of Anar-
chist's Bomb

San Francisco, July 25.-San Fran.
cisco and the trans Bay cities buried
their dead today.
With thousands of grieving friends in
attendance, the bodies-of five of the six
victims of Satrday's bomb outrage
We're borne to the grave. The funerals
of George. Lawlor, Adam Fox and Ar
thur Nelson were held in San Francisco,
while Geo. L. Painter was buried in
Oakland, Lea A. Lamborn in Alameda
Hundreds of those who were marching
in the preparedness parade Saturday
when the dynamiter 8 internal machine
exploded with such appalling effect,
visited the homes of the dead victims
before the remains were borne away.
Meantime the search for the guilty dy-
namiter continued. Spurred on by the
offer of rewards totaling $4,000. and
the grim determination of the officials
i'll charge to 'run down the murderer if
it takes 10 years, several hundred
citizens offered their services to aid the
police and secret service men in the
search.
Aside from Osmund Jacobs. who is
held i'll Fresno, no persons are under
arrest against whom real suspicion is
directed. Chief of Police White is de-
clared to have communicated to Mayor
Rolph the details of shot trail' his
men had found but both the chief and
mayor were silent about it when ques-
toned about it today.
The special bomb squad, detailed by
White to work on the case, today call
ed to their aid experts on chemicals,
explosives and handwriting to help
them solve the mystery. Bits of metal
thrown out by the bomb have been care.
fully preserved to be submitted to ex-
animation to determine, if possible Just
what chemicals were used to give the
internal machine its great destructive
power.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
More Communities
To Have Corn Shows

Luther j. Chaplin, who was active in
organizing the corn show held in Ma.
rion county last fall, announces that in
addition to all the communities former.
ly interested Donald. Kaiser Bottom
and Jefferson will hold community corn
shows this coming fall and will place
their exhibits at the annual Marion
County Corn Show to be held in Salem
December to 8. At this annual show,
Marion county will be represented by
the exhibits from nine communities.
The Polk county farmers are also or
ganizing, according to Mr.. Chaplin, ad
several community shows will be given,
backed by the Farmers Union and the
oranges. After the local corn shows,
Polk county will probably exhibit as q
county at Independence. and these ex-
hibits will all be shown at the Marion
county show in Salem.
While the corn crop was somewhat
absolutely. He bought a glass and then
told the rest of the workers about the
oasis. There was rush and Willie fin
ally took down the sign and went home
TO show grandma Rock the 60 cents he
had made selling pas dozen bottles OF
beer, which cost pa sl.20.
Grandma revoked Willie's license
right away.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25

The anticipated advance in lemons
become u reality today when the price
advanced to So and $3.50 box. Even
this price is under the present. market
quotations and as soon as the present
stock is exhausted, another advance of
81 a box may be looked for.
The watermelon market is firm and
prices are advancing in the south. Al
though the wholesale price in the city
has not been advanced, commission
houses are paying So ton more than
in former shipments.
Eggs are on the upgrade with sew.
eral houses paying 22 cents cash with
"a cents in trade. This will bring the
retail price to 80 cents dozen.
Oats are down to 35 cents and Cali
fornia onions are quoted at so cents off
from yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
THERAPEUTICS

SYSTBM-of suggestive
Therapeutics practiced by DR.. W. 7.
Tompkins, S. 7. Most powerful. nat
ural and successful treatment known
to science for the relief and cure Of
headache, stomach, liver and kidney
trouble; rheumatism, constipation,
infantle paralysis and all female
complaints, heart, lung and throat
troubles; all diseases of the eye; can
Ger, goitre, epilepsia, asthma, nerv.
ousness or any chronic disease. Sug.
gestive therapeutics properly applied
to a diseased body is positive, sure
and permanent in its results. Hours
8 to 12 a. m, l to p. m, paOns
991. Office rooms /, 2 and Q Bsyns
Bldg 34l State St., Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
Predicts Wooden
Shoes for Americans

Chicago, July 25.-Wooden shoes for
Americans within two years was the
prediction made here today by dele
gates to the Illinois Shoe Retailers AS
sociations first annual convention.
"This country is facing leather
famine. Embargoes placed by the al.
lies against cattle shipments is gradu-
ally boosting the price of leather until
it will be luxury to wear a pair of
Shoes said one delegate.
''Shoes will cost $40 pair and only
millionaires will be able to afford high
legged boots.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, Ore, July 5.-Wheat;
Club, 93c.
Bluestem, $l03 1-2.
Fortyfold, 94c.
Red Russian, 92c.
Oats: No. white feed, $26.50.
Barley: Feed, $27.50.
Hogs; Best live, $40.
Prime steers, $790. - ''
Fancy cows, 1915.
Calves, $50.
Spring lambs, $S.OO@s.25.
Butter: City creamery, 29c.
Country butter 27c.
Eggs: Selected local cx., 26@ 2Se.
Hens, 15c.
Broilers, l6M l6 lee.
Geese, 4U@llc.
Copper, IS l-2c,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
Heat Kills Many.

Detroit, Mich, July 25.-Detroit 5
heat death toll for fourteen days
reached 81 today While the mercury
climbed slowly toward the 80 degree
mark again today, the weather man ap-
pended his usual "to be continued" to
his daily serial about atmospheric con-
ditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
HoW'S THIS 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank OF Commerce,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon tine blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi'
monials sent free. Price 70 cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
Little WiIlie's License
Was Revoked by Grandma

Chicago. July 25.-"Swell beer sold
here. Two glasses for nickel -
This was a sign on the stand of Will
lie Rock, aged eight, who quit the lem
onade business because it was too slow
Willie did a rushing business. A
workman across the street had spied the
sign and did not believe he had read
correctly. for he knew he was in one
OF Chieaeo's dryest zones. Prohibition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25

Baltimore, July 25-The Ger
man super-submarine Bremen,
sister ship to the .Deutsch
land, will put in at Boston.
The Bremen had positive or
ders before leaving Germany
not to risk running into the
fleet of allied warships off the
Virginia capes. This was made
known to the United Press to-
day by high official of tne
Eastern Forwarding company
who declined to permit the
use of his name.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25

backward at the beginning Of the sea
son. the recent rains brought new hfc
into the crop and at present corn in
general is making splendid showing,
1t is estimated that about $4,000 acres
are planted in corn in Marion county
this wear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25

The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler of the retailer, ard
not what is paid to the producer.
All other prices are those paid the
producer. Corrections are made
daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
SCAVANGER

SALEM SCAVENGER-Ch Soos,
proprietor. Garbage and refuse Of all
kinds removed on monthly contracts
at reasonable rates. Yard and cess
pools cleaned. Office phon. Main
2247. Residence " - 2272.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25

RIGDON-R CO.-Funeral
directors and undertakers, 252 North
High street. DAY and night phone
1873.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
Estimated Heat Wave
Has Cost 200 Lives

Chicago, July 25.-After the hottest
day in six years. temporary relief was
given Chicago today by thunder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
WATER COMPANY

SALEM WATER COMPANY - Office
corner Commercial and Trade streets.
For water service apply at office.
Bills payable monthly in advance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-25
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