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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

Mrs John Barry Jr.. of Messing
ton. visited Tuesday in Miller as the
guest Of Miss Alice Strut.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

Col. B. F. Ives. Of Huron, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of
daughter Mrs C. d. DIVER.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

Guaranteed fountain pens, 81. 90 to
$500 at the Corner Drug Store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21
List of Letters

AhS vi
Remaining uncalled for in this Of
fee for the week ending Sept. 10.
1916.
Minnie E, Farmer
VIM. Mitchell
Clarence James
Bert Hammill
Harvey Feeler
VIM. Weisel
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter office Oct. l6, 1916 if
not delivered before. In calling for
the above, please say Advertised"
giving date Of list.
J. I. McCullen, P. NJ.
F. l.. Fairchild. accompanied by his
wife and SOD, arrived from their
ranch III Haakon County for a short
visit at the home of Mrs Fairchild's
brother, w. T. Stobbs, southwest of
town. They were both former re-
sidents of this section and will be re-
membered by the old timers. Mr.
Fairchild is the Socialist candidate
for Governor, and is an enthusiastic
worker fol- the cause.-Wes Times
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

Wanted: Girl to do general house.
work. Mrs w. H. Waters,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

John Miller left Friday for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Chicago.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

Get your School Supplies at the
Corner Drug Store.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28

Gin Nem Dorfer bot cine be-
1pnbere RontrDllier 0orrt6tung
fit Mutomobtle erfunben, tpelhe es
Dem I'M binteren GiB fi@ befinbli9en
YoKagter ermDgli9t, 6ur9 ben Druid
auf ei11en &nppf Die Maf@ine gum
@teben 3u brinyen.
On Der Riite bon gprnipanis
ertperben Diele Qeute ibren 2ebens<
unterbalt nit Der .@etpinnung Dpn'
@i{enble9 ourd Woi9en bes @onoes.
Das Metan geriet in oen @anb, in
benz 6ie Meerestpeuen bas er3boltige
@eftein 5erbrDdelten.
Die Meib9en bes anFrali1den
pilben Yuters legen ibre Gier in gez.
pDbnli9e Neiter pDn Ser @rDbe zines
bulben 8ufdels, beoeden iie nit Grbe
uno DertDefenoen @tDffen uno iiberz
lafen es Der BARN fi9 entnidelnben
9iBe, fie aus3ubriiten.
Die neueife grfinoung auf
Dem Gebiete Der Rraftnagen Snz
buftrie 1T Elm Robtsnnngen nit bier
per19iebenen Mbteilungen. Der 70 9ez
nou balan5iert it. baB Elm Menn
bic ein3elnen Mbteilungen nit Der
qunb uutippen uno entleeren tanll.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
8letbt perl@>punoe1l*
Heriiber oeS Z Dntbenattentnfb&
in syrtsco enttumutelt.
3abl Der ppfer ,uadit.

Gan sSrancisco, "a. Suit. 2mb
fieberbafter &atigfeit Der Noli3a iR
es bisber ni9t gelungen, ben 0gp
iber oeS &on1benattentateS al. Rp
mitteln. Se9s Herionen tpurben ba
ser grploiion, tpelbe SamstB
tpabreno Ger Miiitungspa,aoe an
Der @de bon Stelpart un6 Wafpt
5traBe erfolgte, get0tet, uno nun
befiir9tet, ouB BON ben "A SerlR4
ten 5lpei iterben tperoen. Srn gandn
1inb flint &erionen lebenSgefaMh9
perleBt.
glnf sic grgreifung Der Tdfer mt
Mapor &olpb eine 8elobnung bon
$4,000 ansgeieBt. 8. 8 2amborH8,
Mlanleba, 8rl10er eines Der @etob
ten, bat oieie Belobnung um
ST 900 erbobt.
8abreno neDrere 3euget geb
ben baben tponer, Dob 6ie grpht,
ii61 bon eine1n San6foffer ms-
ging, ben 5tpei Mdnner auf Dem
@iirgerlteig gegen ein &aus gefebt
batte1l bebauptet 9r. S. Moru
MoB, 6aB Die 8ombe pom Dnhe
zines Sauies auf bie Strabe g.
}bleuoert tporben lit. Dr. Mob 1fr
fl9 Bel ben yS0bnen Der Mmerifo.
nii9en NeDolution" befano, oreb@
fi6 3ufaaig I'M nno iab einen
i9tpar5en, bon Mau6 umbhntn
Iegeniton6 bnr9 6te SUIT berlnr
terfallen. gr fiel nitten in qium
6aufen Meniben binein, nnb de
ggplofton erfolgte
Ser geenlann Jrant Sokf4qns
melder 9antstag Derbaftet m1rR,
befinoet fib I'M @efangnis. Gr m1r
De perbaftet, uls er nabe mT
5l1nalidSffe4e eir1e &eoe hieH uDD
bas gerbreben 5u befb0nigen ogr
funte.
! ,gad oen1 @utadten Sadberitdp
bigger entbielt Die gombe RzD
tnIinI
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
sy11 Der Moroiee.
griten meloen ein Seegehdt
an Der &iiite.
j3mei 9au,pfer uerieuft.

2onbon, 3D.. Suli. .3pei erglir
{9e Sra@tbampfer bon 3ufammsen
uber 5000 1onnen, iinb, tpie beute
BON 2lobbs gemeloet piro, non
teut19en nnterieebooten in Der
Mprb1ee perientt tpprben. @s 1inb
bic 9ampfer u2longmen" unb
,anutsforb", Don 1896 begin. 1886
Sonnen @r0Be. Die Dampfer fou<
ben i'm Dienfe 5m11@en @nglanb
unb 6rantreidb. Die 8emannangen
6eiber @@iffe murben gerettet anb
Fnb bereits in etnem enslt19en Qo=
fen gelanbet.
2onbpn, "a. Sult. Die engft1ne
Mbmiralttdt teilt beute NIT, bob rs
an Der belgif9en &iifte gu einem
@efe6t 8ptf@en beuti@en 9orpebp
6ooten unb let@ten engltf@en ®s<
i@iffen tam. Ser 8eri@t lautet:
rgesen Mitterna@t am %. $a1i
F@teten unfere let9ten @eeFrer><
trdfte brei feinolt6e Sorpebpboof,
Die f@ 3uriid5ogen, ebe mir tD1Rn
S@aben 8ufiigen tonnten.
o@pdter tpuroen in per Ndk mr
@@oupenz8ant feds feinbli@e 8g1@
it0rer ge{ibtet, nit oenen mir eiRn
Rampf batten. @s gelong ben feinb<
li6en @@iffen, na@bem ite me9p
fa9 getrpffen, bic belgiiGe Riibs aa
errei9en.
n@tnes unierer @diffe er6hn .ei
nen Sreffer. Sin Sffi5ier unb eetu
Mann nurben lei9t pertpun1gl
@pnft erlitten mir tetne @erlntA1 :
SIN 9aag, 9ouonb, "a. Suh Dsr
bpndnbifde Dampfer uMaas" H
tetm gaortb 9inoer>9eu@tf6iff out
eine Mine gefpBen unb gefuntyn.
3ebn 2eute Der 8emannung touRn
Inn. @in3etbetten feblen nod.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
@rokartig+
@aa Die Jran5Oieu niat a1es
fijnneu!
11no @arlaruhf2

S~'~f o>"$H 0+U d. "0S!0]*es0SS
rung erregt bier bic Sat bes GIieger<
offi3ters Mar@al, Der pprigen Mo<
nat Deutf@lanb. iiberflog, in Berlin
protlamationen fauen lieB, aber IN
polen gefangen 9enomn,en ,puroe.
ebe er na9 ben rui1ii@en 2tnien ge>
langen fpnnte.
9te offi3ieae 8etanntma9ung lauz
tet: vMm 20. Stunt um 9 l1br 80.
abenbs itieg l1nterleutnant Mar9al
IN MancD auf etnem @inoeder in sic
9Dbe, naGoem ct ii9 nit @aiolin
fir einen 14itiinbigen Slug perieben
botte. @r foute 9eutf@lan6 niebrig
iiberfltegen, in Berlin prptlamatio=
men abtperfen anb IN &ublanb lan>
ben.
rMar@al fiibrte fein programm
punft fir puntt aus, tpar aber no@
So Weetlen Don ben rui1i19en 2inien
emit fernt, als er IN Gbelm lanben
muBte nnb 9efangen genommen tpurz
be.
v9R in 8erlin ab9etporfene proz
tlamatton bate folgen6e @inleitung:
rMtr tDnnten bic offene @tobt 8er<
lin bombarbieren 1no 70 S}rauea 1ln6
un19ulotge &tnber tDten, begnugen
nns aber bamit, etne proflanation
ab5umerfen.
Mar@al f9retbt aus Der @efan,
genf4aft III @al5erba@, bab ct lan<
ben muBte, netl iein Motor in lln>
oronung geraten mar. Sic Dferrei<
@if4en Sffi3iere, benen er in bic
9anoe gefallen nar, f@entten 5etner
.@r5dblung 5und9f teiEen @lauben.
@r 1T 1900 8ilometer (8O7 Meilen)
peit seflogen.
3ebnt,taI &pteoerbplt.
SroRoem lparen Die Grfulge Der
SffenFne nnr iebr flein.
Berlin, "a, Sult. Die anglo<franz
a0fifthen Mnsrtffe on Der CONNIE
srp1t om 10. unb 20, ssSuli parel,
a.ngep1bn1ih bartnddle uno ipllr.
Zen auf ei1er SJrDnt BON IS Wteilen
3ebnmaI unb 1ner pieberbplt.
Ser ginbrud berrf4te auf beut<
f@er @site, baB bic S5einbe ibre all
lersr0Bteu @nitrengungen obne Riidz
f1@t auf bic 0pfsr ma9ten, um
bur433nbre9sn. 9ie Briten marfen
8apallerse gegen bic Deutf4en tm
5pureanpeMalbe. Diefe @pifobe
erinnsrt on bic 9attit bes Generals
Spffre, ber in Der September<Sf<
fenFpe in Der Champagne ou@ &az
pollerie nn{ebte.
Das bon ben 8riten 9etponnene
9errain nmfabt tnapp brei Quaz
brattilometer. Dte Sran5ofen be-
feBten Elm tleines @eb0I3 auf benz
}iibli9Hen puntte Der @9la9tfront.
Rorreipnnbenten bon Der Tront er>
fldren, baB bic beutf9en 0ffi3iere
1i9 barin einig finb, bob bic beutz
1de 5ront ni@t bur@bro9sn tper<
ben taan. 0bslei9 mon aQgemein
erlpartet, bob bic OffenfDe fortse>
ieBt pirb, 70 feben bic militdrif@en
8ebDrben Der Gage nit bem gr0B<
ten @ertrauen entgegen. Sffi5iere,
bic 5peben pon Der Somme<6ront
in Berlin eingetroffen finb, ertld<
rem, bob unter ben 9ruppen Elm
pra9tbouer @et{t unb bic algemeine
@ntf@lofen6eit berrf@e, one 0pfer
VI ertragen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
StDr gu iiberf9reiten, lpurben bur@
un1ere 8atterien pereitelt.
n8altan<6ront:: Ri9ts gu beri&=
tan -
8lttttg 8e,uorft,t.
Mnifi@e Angrijfe BET &isa nnb am
Stpr tparert beraebeu8.

Berlin, "a. Suli, brohtlos nod
@oppine, 8. 5. Der @eneralfob
ber 0fterrei@ifhs< ,,ngarifden Mrmee
perDffentli@te geftern fo1genbe ST.
tldrung:
r@uiffde Mngriffe, bic bic gr>
oberung oes @npulzBerees be3ped>
ten, naren pergebens. Die in Der
Ndbe bon Satarop liegenbe Maiuz
ro<96be puroe bon unferen Srup>
pen mieber 9enommen.
rMn ber italienii@en 9ront baben
in Strol lebbofte @ef9iibtdmpfe
Fattgefunben. sStalieni1dbe Mneriffe
Bel Pantpoglio paren per9ebens."
Netro8raoer 8trtd)t.
&uiiilder @eneralitab erbebt feiue
Stegesanlpriid)e.
Petrpgrab, "a. Seuli, 9ie gefriz
&c Mittetlung bes rufiii@en @ene>
rolitabes lautet:
~Sm Rigaz@ebiet ftnben 1ebbofte
@ef6iibtdmpfe ftatt.
uNorb0tli6 BON @morgon perz
iu4te Der 5einp pergebens, bas perz
lorene Serreatn 5uriid3ugepinnen.
pgtm @tphob<TluB ging ber Teinb
i'm @ebiet bon 3aenei< <8ere3ntBa gum
Mngriff iiber, mubte ii@ aber tpteber
5uriid3ieben.
ISM @ebiet bon @orotbtDzSataz
rob baben mir flint Offi5iere unb
483 Mann gu @efangenen gemo@t.
rSm Rauta1us baben mir bic
@tobt aialtttz@bpetlid eenommen
rnb einige @efangene gema@t. Sn
ber Ri@tuns a1f MoNul tamen tptr
nit iiberlegenen tiirtifhen Streitz
trdfteu in 8eriibrung. -. - - -.
~ssS5n Der &iatung ouf 8aebab bat=
te mir &dmpfe NIT ben Rurben 3u
befeben."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
BeI benz MutoinoDtlre1l1sen !

BeT 0ein Ml1tomoDtlrennen u
Bprtlano, 9re., perungliifter 6te
gabrer ulpiies Mabrp aus 9atnBa,
8afb., urb iein Mebanifer Gr1d
Gate. Die Gar frodte burh etneu
8ul,l,, ,lno MubrD tplrbe altt her'
5tele eetotet 2afe itarb II her
Mmbulalla.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
Neue Yeronu. .Ausrife.

8ariA "a. S,1li. @6ledtes
8etter berridt ON Der Spmme'
Trout, uub bic Madt perltei rubig.
Sci &erhun fanben fleine 8ampie
itatt, In beren &erlanf Die 6raa.
5ojeu 80 @efan8eue madten Set
5ebn gageu lparben bort angeblid)
800 G,efangeue gemadt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
Abgeidlagf1l,
9ie8rite1l bluten lpte.
Der pergebemS.

Der pergebellS.
Neue Yerouu.A Ausrife.
2onboa, "a. SSuli. 9as eneliide
&riessaut teilt bente mittag NIT,
bak Die &fe an Der Gon,ne-
Tront bebeuteno au @eftisfeit nad)-
gelafeu babeu. SIN 2orfe 8o-
3ieres uurben nod lueitere 9a4ier.
genpmmen. Sunit ift Bic Gage TN.
peranoert gebliebeu. Ser Nrtille.
riefampf mirb auf beioen Seiten
furtgeiett.
9aris, "a. sali. @@le6tes
@etter berridt on Der Somme'
Trout, uub bic gfadt nerliei rubis.
Sci @erhuu fanben fleine &ie
itatt, In beren &erlaaf Die 6raA.
5oien 80 @efau8eue madten Set
5ebm Sageu marben bort angeblid
800 @efangeue 9emadt.
8ertin, iiber 2onbpn, "a. Snli.
3n eiaer Grueuerune Der allse,nei'
ueu DffeuFpe on Der Spmme lit es,
tuie Der @eueralitab bies am GamS-
tag aufaubigte, nod ntd)t 9cfunn-
1nen. 9ie griten beidranften iid
amf lota4e uuteruebmangen, bic al
lerbiues nit grofen Mailen ppn
Mfenldea nnb Material anseefiibrt
tutroeu, fd aber als pDllig 5tuedloS
ertpieieu. 2ouguepal nn6 Der Jun,
reaug-@a4o, feit mebreren Saeen
beif uu,itritteu, befinben itd npd
im1mer teiltpeiie in beufden San.
ben, Der HarRe ge.ueis fir Die Sat.
fade, hnf bic Briten nidt bun ser:
Steae f5nuea, Dbglei6 Fe Nsenidp,1
,tub Nfnnitipa1 in Hnerb6rten Wic1t-
gen opiera.
8ei Abieubnag bes 8eridtes itapo
Ser 951epauH bes Samples bet
Yp5ieres, 2un8uebal uuo oe1u @albe
bon Joareaug, IS iiuo Gin5el-
tan1pie, bic 5par nit eruker Gr.
bttteruu9 gefampft merben, ober
feiue au8emeine Dffenfpe anf bret
ter Srout barfellen.
@Gb(i4 bpu her Spmu.e u1ndten
bic Trau65o{iea glei&falls iiplierte
Mngrinsberinde, Die 8ameiit i'm
Seine erftdt maroen. @te berlne
reu ibeg 100 @efangene anb but-
ten feiue Grfnlse ireenb lueldRr Art
51 ner5eiduea.
Sou 8r5fter @idtigfeit Inb bic
Melbun8en nber neae Snfanterie.
fd1npfe bei &erouu, mo- bic Dent.
iden fabIid bon 2amlonp, noro-
1itli4 ppn &erbuu IN Der Nabe Ser
9icourt-Berme, "a &ilometer iab-
lt4 bon ben gaHerien bon Gam
loup, Serrain se'uanneu. 81 benz
ueitere Augriffe fuleen lperben, mar
gefern nod nid)t eritdrltdt obeletd
sic Je11ertdttgfeit in ben letteu "A
Stunben bebentenb er55bt 1uurben
1T.
8trItter BertMt.
@ieberaufnabme Der aQgemeinen
Dffeniipe uadbriidli6 perbinbert.
Ser Beridt Der Oberten &eeres-
leitung batte folgen0en 8ortlaut:
u3niiben Der See unb Dem
Mncre tat10er an e1rdel11en Ynntten
glrtiueriefantpfe }tatt. sS5n Der @e-
ge1o bon Nibebourg tpuroe Elm
ftarfer fetnoli6er Mngriff abgeihla-
gen.
u8pii6en Mncre. nno @omme
e1tipidelten fi1 auf Der 5trede
Sbieppal @utuernont (@uiaemont
liegt iiio6flib bon 2ongueDaD tpdb-
reno beS Mbet1bs unb Der geoht
sSSnfanteriefan1pfe, na96en1 Die Mr-
tiuerie fait ben gan3en Sag iiber td-
tig getueien. Die britilden Mngriffe
an oieier Sront paren trob Der gro
zen gerlulte l,n0 tros Der groBen
Malfen, oie angeiebt pl,roen, per-
geblih.
rsssn Der Rdbe bon unD meitIiA
non Yoaieres 1,1lD Dem ssSnnrpntr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
gp6esurteil blettt beitebe,..

Der beriibn1te gbe11i.er Sir.
8iniam NamiaD 1T IN 2onoon ge-
iforbe1l. Gr batte a,1f Der uniperii-.
tat 9iibtngen itl1oiert 11to ift Der.
sGntoeder berihiebener ieltener.
.Gale. ---- -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-28
Srtide Trage.
Nationaliiteu beiteben auf if.
rent @Aein.
Gaiemeat ,uuk fterbe1.
Bmuettn&

2onbon, "a. sSult. SIM 6auie
ter @emeinen ertldrte Sobn @eb<
monb, ber trif@e Tiibrer, beute mitz
tag, bab er bic @ertagung bes par'
lamentes porI@lagen tperbe um bic
augemeine Mufmert1amteit auf bic
I4nell po@fenbe l1nrube IN Srlano
gu lenten. Dte irif@e Gage fei ins
fplge Der ausnei9enben 9altung ber
Regierung, bic f@ peigert, gu einem
Ginperitdn6nts nit ben sSren gu
tommen, pteberum febr ernft getpor<
ben.
2pnbon, "a. Suli. Die irifhe
5rage 1T bur@ bas 36gern Der @es
gierung, ibr @erfpre@en Der @erfaiz
iuhgsperletbung gu erfiilen, pieoer
brennenb getporber1. Inter Der Giibz
rung bon sSobn Mebmonb beiteben bic
Nationali{ten, ipel9e beute nieoer
etne @er1ammlung abbalten, auf
ibrem @9ein. Sic bolten 1t9 an 0ns
6ur9 2loDo @eorge permittelte Mb<
fptn1nen unb lpouen ii9 auf tetne
Menberunger ober @ertiir3ungen Der
Re@te einlafen.
Inter bielen umitdnoen ipirb bic
MeQierunq i'm l1nterbnu5e einen
5@tperen Stanb baben. Die Debatten
uber bic Selb5iige IN Mefppototaien
uno on Ben Daroanellen 1olpie iiber
6ie ne,1en Rriegstreoite tperben tbr
mande. unangenebme Stunbe bereiz
ten.
Epbesnrteil bIeibt beiteben.
2onbon, "a. SuIi. Ser rMon9ez
iter Guardian erfdbrt, bab Der @e<
neralanpult ft6 forneu getpeigert
bat, eitt 8erufung gegen bas iiber
Sir Rnger @niement Derbdngte Soz
besurteil 3ll5ulufen. Die ein5ige
9pffnung, pel6e gafenent nod bes
gen tann befebt IN elmer 8egnabiz
gu11g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
WOULD BE THE WHOLE THING

The Womans party convention being new at the
"Warwckngo business started early and began the first
session at Chicago yesterday morning They have not-
fed the old parties well the progressves that they
are ready to receive bids for their support The best look
ing man with the most dressy get up is liable to get away
with the Endorsement The amusing feature Of their pro-
gram is the attempt to hold the balance of power Given
enranchsement in many states they propose to have
party of their own which while having politics except
votes forwomen they expect to be really the whole thing
They do not seem to understand that from the very
nature of things they cannot do this 1t would put the
politics of the country entirely in the hands of the women
if the scheme could be carried out for holding the balance
of power they could make the nation republican, demo-
cratic or progressive and be in fact the political boss.
Every party would have to find out what the ladies'
wanted and promise to grant it before they had show
for the political pums Under these conditions, the cOun
try would change its tariff and revenue laws as often as
the ladies do their style in dress hats 1t would be
fact big club in the hands of the to force the
politicians to do their bidding 1t would be in this case
be-bboned and behOunced club but the less deadly
Oregon has given the ballot to its women and finds
no reason to regret it, but they should not overlook the
fact that they are citizens and voters just like the male
element.
solid woman's party, if it could be perfected and
held together would ultimately result in a solid mems
party or else it would reverse the old order of things and
placing the women in power would in effect dsfranchlse
the men,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
THE PECULIAR INNES CASE

The case of the Innes Of Eugene, recently tried in
Georgia for the murder of the Nems sisters, Mrs Elose
NeIms Dennis and Beatrice Nems, for which they were
acquitted is peculiar In that case the acqtta was
due to the fact that there was no proof the sisters
were dead 1t lacked the corpus decti On top OF this
the couple Victor nnes and his wife, Ida May Ies, were
indicted for larceny in stealing money from Mis- Dennis
Innes admitted receiving money from Mrs. Dennis but
in love with him and consequently there was neither
larceny or fraud Of any kind about the transaction The
Nelms sisters in the meanwhile reported to be alive
and it is claimed not long ago were living near Seattle
and at present are in Alaska This however has not been
proven but seems the rumor cut ice with the Georgia
Jury for Saturday he found guilty and sentenced to
seven years in prison. the maximum sentence. The
pecuay of this case is that the party from whom ne is
alleged to have stolen the money was not present and had
nothing to do with the arrest or trial OF lnnes Mrs
nnes has not yet been tried and when receiving sentence
nnes asked the court to deal enenty with her as she is
suffering from tuberculosis and Imprisonment would
mean her death.
Under the Georgia law, being and wife they could
not be tried jointly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
WinSIOw Elected
to Head Alumni

University of Oregon, Eugene, Or,
June 6.-Oregon S commencement had
an auspicious opening Friday night
with the presentation of the com
mencement play, with an added touch
today, when, with glorious sunshine
prevailing, the seniors made their ap-
pearance in their caps and gowns. Re
ceptions, luncheons, business meetings
and a ball game occupied the time Of
alumni and students.
Saturday was designated alumni day,
and special arrangements made for en-
tertainment by the Alma Mater. At the
business meeting Friday morning the
alumni effected reorganization,
which, in effect, is to delegate all
alumni business to a council Of II mem
bers, these members to be chosen by
postal ballot.
Officers elected for the coming year
were: Walter G. Winslow, Of Salem,
president; Mrs. l.. 7. Harris, of Salem,
vice president; Ben Williams, of Eu-
gene, secretary; Leon Ray, of Eugene,
member Of the debate council; Eberle
Kuykendall, John c. Veatch, Ray Good
rich, of Eugene, members of the ath-
letic council.
AT a joint meeting of the athletic
council of the university and the eX-
ecutiye committee Saturday, A. R..
Tiffany was reelected graduate man
ager. His election is conditional, and
Dean Walker, Of Independence, was
elected alternate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
INDOOR LIFE MAKES FAT
TRY OIL OF KoREIN TO KEEP
WEIGHT DOWN, OR TO RE-
DUCE SUPERFLUOUs FAT.


People who are confined within doors
and who are deprived of fresh, inyigor.
ating air and exercise must take pre-
caution to guard against over-stout.
ness, as fat acquired by indoor life is
unhealthy and a danger to the vital
organs of the body. Lack of exercise
in the fresh air is said to weaken the
oxygen carrying power of the blood so
that it is unable to produce strong mus
cles and vitality and the formation of
unsightly and unhealthy fat is the re.
suit
If you are Is or 90 pounds above nor.
NAL weight you are daily drawing on
your reserve strength and are constant.
ly lowering your vitality by carrying
this excess burden. Any persons who
are satisfied in their own mind that
the are too stout are advised to 90 to
Central Pharmacy or a good druggist
and get box of oil of korein capsules.
and take one after each meal and one
just before retiring at night.
Even a few days treatment has been
reported to show noticeable reduction
in weight, improved digestion and a re.
turn Of the old energy; footsteps be.
come lighter and the skin less flabby
in appearance as superfluous fat dis
appears.
Oil Of korein is inexpensive, cannot
injure, and helps the digestion. ANY
person who wants to reduce 10 or 20
pounds is advised to give this treat.
ment trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
LAMAR ToozE WINNER

Eugene, Ore, June 6.-By an oratiou
entitled, America the Hope of Ma
tions(H y Lamar Tooze, Of Salem, presi-
dent of the student body and delegate
on the Ford peace exepdition, last night
won the Failing oratorical prize of
$3.50.
Cleveland Simpkins, Of salem, was
awarded the Beekmau prize of 500
for the second best Grafton, His sub.
ject was "Man S Place in the Scheme
of Things. +" Mr. Tooze pictured Amer
lea as an aid to International peace.
Mr.. Simpkms traced the evolution of
man and speculated on future evolu.
ton
Louise Bailey, Of Eugene, one of the
six contestants, told of developing child
instincts, in her oration, Education in
Play Lloyd Dawson. of Tillamook,
spoke ON Unconditional Sovereignty
and Vital Interests. - The life Of Christ
was reviewed by Harold Humber. of
Eugene Chester Fee, of Pendleton, de.
livered "lnsurance Against War.
The Failing prize is the income from
a donation Of $4,000 by Henry Failing
Of Portland. The Beekman prize is de.
rived from the interest on fund do.
mated by c. G. Beekman, Of jackson
Vile,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
State Superintendent
Announces Schedule
For Teachers Exams

state school superintendent J. A.
Churchill has announced the schedule
for the coming state teachers examina-
tions as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, June 2S.
1916, at $500 o clock a. m, and contin-
uing until Saturday, July 1, 1916, at 1
% clock p. m
Wednesday forenoon, Writing (penn-
manship), music, L. $ history, draw
ing.
Wednesday afternoon, Reading, phys
iology, manual training, composition,
domestic science, methods in reading,
course of study for drawing, methods
in arithmetic
Thursday forenoon, Arithmetic, his
tory Of education, psychology, meth
'ods in geography, mechanical drawing,
domestic art course of study for do
nestle art.
Thursday afternoon, Grammar geo
graphy, stenOgrapny, American liter
ature, physics, typewriting, methods
in language, thesis for primary certifi-
cate, ducation-science of.
Friday forenoon, Theory and Vrac-
tice, orthOgraphy, physical geography,
English literature, chemistry, educd-
tion-history Of, physical culture.
Friday afternoon, School law, geol-
ogy, algebra, civil government, educa-
tion-childhOod and adolescence.
Saturday forenoon, Geometry, bot
any, education-sclool administration.
Saturday afternoon, General history,
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