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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31

@erfanbt RinOD. gapeine s6af.
%. Dug. =. 146 9s9 677
80. 2us. ~. 876 1921 94s
30. ausuit ~. 945 1854 S69
@inhbieb. = ObpObl bic gu
| fubr beute 5ier1Ii8 groB mar, 70 mar
bpt Der Warft tart uno bic preiTs
ite6en um 15-25c b0ber als am
Wontdg. Ganners uno Cutters itiez
gen lin 10-15c. @ute Wail9tiibe
iiHb itetis Big itarf.
Mittlere unb f6pers gtiere $3.50
800; 5leii6er Stiere S6.0O--8.=
90; aussrlsIene Bis EXTRA 1926 81
30; 9sifers $5.00-6,75; auserleitae
Bis ertra $700-725; aii6e $4.75-
500; auserlefene Bis ertra $6.25-
6.75; Gamers $3.5O-4.5O; Mii9s
tiibe $35-85; Stoders unb 5eebers:
Stiere $5.00-7.00; 9eifsrs $500
500; ai6e $4.75-5.25.
gullen. = Die 0a9frase mar
cine CUTE unb ibie preiIe I'm 1O-15c
b06er, ba bic 3ufubr serins mar.
Jette gullen $6,75-7.OO; Bologna
$5.75-6.75; magers unb lei4ts $4.s
$3.50.
&Glber. Die 3ufubr mar
bsute nur mGbig, bod purbe Der
Martt fdpdder unb bic preiie fies
len lin 25-50c.
Bette lei9te aGlber $12.-12.50;
fair Big CUTE $9.O0-13.OO; orbinGys
unD erobe $4.5o-11.25.
g d 9netne. - Der Martt mar
beuts fsft, unb bod bIiebsn bic preiie
unberdnbert. n6ruiTp" S6peins fins
ben nur tusnis 4bnabme unb ftsbsn
I'm soc Bis $1.0O untsr ben fornees
fiitterten ShipeiHen.
Cute Bis auserleisne 8erpadunsss
unb Sleif4eriortsn $11.10-11.15;
ausseiudte mittlere, 160-18O pfb.,
$10.75-11.05; lei9te 8erianbtiorz
ten, 120-155 pfunb, $1O.50-1O.s
65; CUTE gertel. 10O-11O pfuno.
$90O-9.4O; orbindre, auserleI,ne
unb lei6te Jertet $7.00-8.5O; orbis
mare bis auserlsisns itipere fette
Sdus $7.50-9.85; Stcss 800
800.
e 9afe unb 2dmmer. Il
Die 3ufubr tuar kuts seriHs uub BET
Wtartt fart. iriihiubrs 2dmmsr
itisgen um 25-35c per 100 pfunS.
S6afs, erta $3.50; CUTE bis auss
erleiene $5.d-6.40; opbindre BIB
fair $2.O0-4.50. - 2dmmer, ertra
S11.50-1L60; quite bis auserlei.ne
s1o.50-114O; oroiHdre Biz fair $4.s
00-9.50,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31
TnIandiINe na6ri0ten.

-Ganabas 4anonenf II :
ter unb Ser. g StaatenNe Il :
trulitGt. Orei3e6n Oampfer nit
tandbii9en Sruppen on gorb unb dbt
aubere, lpeI6e W2otors9ebitel, Wfunts
tiOn unb Pierbe transportieren MUIR
ben auf Der 5abrt na9 Der &iiite bes
nOrbliden Rublano bert9tet, I'm oie
gemeinIame &riegfiibrung nit eng
lamb gu periorgsn. Q6t Der S6tffe
iinb aus ameritanii9en 6dfen unp
trafen bur6 ipeSieae 9lnprbnungen nit
ben aruppen SlanspQrten auf BEN
QtlanttIden S5ean Sufammen. aut
i9rer WeiterreiIe na6 Der Weittiite
Don gnsIanb tamen ihnen areu5er
unb sprpeopftoots sur 8eoetung ents
segen. gs tptrb beri3tet, bab cine
auberseip0bnli6 sroBs 3abl pom lus
tpmobilen unb Qutpmobil>Sruds ii6
auf ben Sdiffsn beFinbet, ipeIde gum
Sransport BON Sruppen unb &riegss
material our Srpnt in Rublunb pers
penbet iperben Iollen, ba bic rufiii9en
giienbabnen nit tbren gegentpdrtiger'
Sransporten uberfiint iinb. SobuIo
bic Sdtffe ibre &arsos unb 5ruppen
selanbet, fouen lie nah ameritanii9eu
5dfeu 5uriidtebren, I'm ipsitere &riess@
materialisn fir Rublanb ahsuboIen.
Man beubii6tigt, ioDiel Munition als
m0sli9 nad Rublanb au bringeH, be-
Dor Der Winter beginnt.
- gntipidelune ber 2os
tomptipe. Die erite pon Stepbenz
ion in gnslanb esbaute 2DtomotiDe
bate SampfcDltnber pon fpenisen
Sou Dur6meTer unb tpnnte aIs
60hitleiitung etpa Is pferbetrdfte
entpiteln. S4on ettpas lsiitunssfdz
bigger mar bic erits i'm Sabre 1882 auf
ameritaniiden gabnen psrtpenocte
9ptpmotipe, bic tnbefen au6 BON lebr
lsi9ter Spnftruttiun mar unb nod
b0lserne Rdber nit @iienretfen bate.
@ebaut mar iie iibrigens iebr gut, benn
60 Sabre ipdtsr tonnte bieIe 2otomoz
tipe, bic als ulte Reliquis in pAilas
belpbia geitanbeu bate ,unter eigenen
Dampf bic Sabrt BON bort CUR Weltz
ausiteIuns in Gbicagp maden. Mit
ben grDberen 9lnipriihen an ibre lei=
itungsfdbisteit 1T nun bic Wd6tietett
Der 2ptomctipen fortgeiebt geitiegen,
uHo ipeben 1T rpn Der @rie=9abn cine
2ptomotipe berseiteIt, oeren GrObens
OerbGltntb alIes bisberige ipeit iiberz
trifft. Sic 1T 20 SUB bod, IL SUB
8 3on brett unb 1O6 SUP lang. 0ieIe
RieienlotomotiOe lduft uuf % Rdoern,
uno Die Mal6inerie lit 70 srlpeitert.
buB lie aud nod einen groBen Raum
oes ionit nur als tootes@eipidt mitges
ifleppten aoblsntenbers beunipru6t. |
Quber bieIem Wai6inenteil entbdlt
her Senber cine fir lange Jabrt rel
duBeritem @erbrau6 nod INNER bod
bemefene WaiIermenee unb 10 sonz
nsn &oblen. Der SeistsfIeI tpirb aaf |
maiaineaem gpsse .se0ffnet unb ses
ihloiIeu, ba Wenibentraft bier ni6t |
piirbe. Die 2otomotice
ipurbe BON Der GriesGifenbabn
itaft sebaut uno perri6tet bic Grbeit
bon brei 5ugs=2otpmpttpsn pes
bis6er srDbten Spps.
Siege amerttan anii 6 e
3 dtffabrt. llngead,tet Der bun
Seit ssIIairrtteei,, sIiirtteeii,, ibrtes; @lleea
be, !pelfe oen @ertebr NIT tSdfen Der
3erttralmad)te imnto9Iid gerladt uub
ben init nelttralen Sdfeu iebr er-
idipert bat, aitb troe Der Shliebrntg
pes Sdnpar5en 0teeres itno 5eit1peiIi-
gem @Iiurintrling Der ben 8eutral.
nG6ten geborigeit &an0elsidIffe aus
sen Saeanperfebr, iinb bod iuI les.
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Per Snfanterif.

Der Bel Der Snfanterie i'm Selo,
itebenbe .Susenb" sWitarbeitsr &arI
GHlinger erbielt ais Giebsssabe elmer
Wafeberbaler nit 8esleitgebidt. 81
beftatigt ben Gmpfans NIT ben folsen:
ben launisen @erisn:
8pseieu, 4. Suli 1916.
lieber 9ruber in Qppu!
Gar f9pere pfli9ten baben ale @af.
fen,
Dos abnt ioear babetm Der 3tpiliit.
sSebo9 am meifen bat selpib gu i9afs
fen,
Mm jdtperten bat's Der brape Sna
fantrit.
Ob Garuiion, ob In Der SteQuHg bros
ben,
Ct utub beitdnbis feline &raf. erpro'
sSa, ia, urtn bodOerebrter Muienbrus
Der:
Dr SufantrHt 1T Elm ssplastes auSer!
Ser Ranallrift auf fetnem itoIsen
pferbe
2est tpette Gtreten tpte TN Slug 5us
rid.
Ser Snfantriit ihIedt uiibiam auf
Der Grbe,
Sbm tropft Der Sdpeib bon Stirne
unb @enid.
Balb sIsi1t fem Sang niht msbr
perildrtem Shpe6en,
Oietpeil bic &lsiber ibm am 2eibe
ilebsn,
Go i6mer5t Der GuB, tros Salben,
Sals unb puber -
Der Sufantriit 1T stu sepIastes aubsr!
unb ionrmt sr an, erniibet I'M Quar-
there,
Sn Soffnuns auf bic tpoblperOienie
Rub,
go itebeu rings bic Wlabeln an Der
2biire
llnb tperfen ibm gar bolbe 9lite Su.
2lm 4benb siebt es oa elm plaubsrs
itii1b9en,
Gs ipiBt ii6 man9es DIR unb mans
hes Miinb9en:
% tiFe mid - in Gbren - tuie
elm 9ruber" -
Der Snfuntriit 1T elm sepIastes aucerl
llnS penu ibn gar setiiBt bic Wuier
bdben,
60 bab er bis uno ba IN Rsimen
iprtdt.
Damn iriegt Der Qerrite nit ben 2iee
besguben,
aud msiftens piinttIi6 ein gesleits
9ebitt.
JsatiirIib mub sersirnt er Qnttport
fhrei6en.
,Wan BARI ni6t @eIb. nod @erie
ihulbig blei6en),
Damn fabri5isrt er Mtit Elm ganses
Suber
Der Snfantriit 1T Elm sepIustes auberl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31

Srpbmlrtter md9t nit benz tIeinen
2tes4en einsn Spa5iersans, auf benz
leBtere cine unmsngs Obit beraebrt.
4ua Qlbenbs seigt bds aiao sinen uns
bGnbisen Sunger. glm dnbern Ulors
sen :eeatt :soeet @robbatttttr @robbatttttr sas ttsiil ttsile aaiiess,
den nit ben Dprten rSeute Ra9t
babe i'd mir aber re9te Sprgen um
Did sema9t; i6 oofte, Dein poIlse,
geFenes Sdudletn ipiirbe reppltirsn
unb &ries ma4enM
Sarauf bic &leine: ngrduhIt teins
@nsit gu babsn, SGu4leiH 1T neutral
aebliebsu."
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(seIl, Woahs xab aItitn in glelu guri,

Gsf6dftsyapitrt purbtn u BK-84 &
b,ofontirt. We9fsI auf 2onSon waren hsiis.
Gar 80 9ase H71H, eidte4.76A; aabel
Gnsettunoen e4.7oX. 6t6ntS St9t $50.
Rabd 6.e64, Nart Sidt 10A, RabeI 101S,
&roaen eibt 1880. Habef 1895, HiSe ei4i
1.4S. 4atel 0.47. Wubei ei@t Ss4; 30.
BEL o.; etibsrnarrsn e74s NsriisHii&s
9SuatS 6iA.
6ltieNmasit-Dey Rarit usr keuts
AM gornntttaes f&po4 unb bic prsiie bat.
ten 50 feibeH. 0d9miitagS trat itbo4 eine
Hrnbuns stH aHb 6er Rarft Uufoe itdrsss.
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gbteago, 30. QusuF.


Sdtpsine. - 3ufubr $4,000. -
Martt itetis nit &c Gr6Obuns. Bull
$1015-1115; leidts $1O.70-11.s
80; seuttidte $1o.20-1L25; f&De'
re $10.05-11.15; raube $10O6--
1870; Serial $7.60-9.75.
Rinhoisb. - 3ufubr 1900; -
Wartt itarf. Ginbeimtf9e Beet
etiere $7.25-ll35; Writsrn Stine
$6.B-9.40; Stoders uno Seebers
$510-8.00; 4iibe urtb 5eifers $3.'
,75-9.40; &dl6er $9.00--12.5O.
SHufs. - 3ufubr 10000. Martt
fart eMtbers $6.15-7.6O; Gpss
$315-7.30; 2dmmsr $6.5o-10.'
30,
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- Wlorft unperanbert

Butter. - Marft unperanbert.
gier. - Marft uiberGnbert
aartOffeln. - Marft b0ber; Serlep
gObblers $1.41.50; Seriep @iants
M.35-140; MinneIota Sbios $1.25
-.
@efliieel. 2e6snbes. Martt 9os
fer; 9iibner 15-18ac; Sprinsers
23c.
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Mefan' Warft.

Rsp gort, 30. &uguit.
aupfer. = Murtt feft.
Glectrolbtic $2700-2S.OO.
giien. = Martt itetig uno unDtt
dnbert.
3inn. = Martt ipi[lig; $3787t
1925.
glei. = Marft unperdnbert.
Spelter. = Marft Itetig.
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1uder. - Y5ref1t 1teftg. - Rafs
finirttr Gut 0oaf $8.75; poipbersb
T.55; Cubes $7.95; granuIfrter ST.
45; Goufeciiouers ~ $736; of
.Ns $7.05-715; iusiber eytra $685.
|-6.95; eytra G. $6.75 per bunbert
pfunh.
MoIaffes III ttstts. - Neip
ORLEANS Open asttle 45-65e; Cen.
frlfugdI zo-54c PEI U0uone.
RstA. - 2ouiiiana, Udntp 6eab
6A-7e; prima 54-53e; srbin6nr
4}c; Jdpan 6-5ac per pfunh.
Datsp probuft.
Wntter. Mdr{t rutig, absr
fefr. - gDbolenili. tytya 86e;
Gsatpaiiash Etsa a21ti. Gsatzo.
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gtneinnati. 30. gluault.

Il
sishsH iid nur auf gnsros 9ranss
attionen. gei il.insren gei@dfteu
tpsrosn etpas b0bere prsiie b.rs4net.
probtfionem
Q hmols. - prtma Gteam
14.25-14.35; Gamilp $14.OO--
14.5O.
5rodeusefatseaes TIetfd.
= Sbort clear Ssitsn lofs, 15a-
15ac; grtra ibort clear Ssiten 14}
-154e; iur5e RippenIeitsn 14a--
153; 8enits 183-173e.
Bacon. Gbort elear Sei.en
16b-17; ertra fbort clear Seiten
l5a-16c; fbort MippsnIeiisn lob
16t; Bellies 1S-1Sae.
| sugar gureb Ttei{9. -
Sdinten 20a-21e; 9]ientc Gdultern
15-154e;. Breatfaft Bacon 23.-26c;
Sdultern In pddetsn 15---15sc; Nerp
gcrt Gut 15a-16e; trodens Beef
Sdinten 29a-30ae per pfunb.
SdbgepDteTtesSfeii@. -
Sdinisn 17a-18e; gienic Gdultern
13a a-14e; Bellies 17t-18e; S9uIs
tern 13i-14Ae; S4uItsrn %. .. Gut
14a-14ae.
5rifdesJreif6. - G&infen
16A-173e; picnie SduItern 123-
lSei S&ultern 12a-13e; fbori Wips
penIeiten 13-18ae; fbort clear rip
penfsiten 13i-14e; .stra fbort
clear Rippsnfstten 13-13se; Bellies
l.t4te 1st-1S3e; Bellies, f@psre
17-1ec.
RebI unS g.freibs
Webl. - Winter patent SITS
500; minter fanep $7.25-7.50;
Wtnter familp $6.75-7.OO; Winter
ertra $5.75-6.Oo; Miniet orbindrer
$5.25-5.50; 9aries Wei5en paisnt
$8.00-s.25; 5aries Wei5en fdnep
$7.0-7.75; 9artss Wsissn familp
$600-6.25; Rosstn, Rortb,peitern
s.miidtes s5.75-5.90; Rossen gitp
reinss $5.75-5.9o; Rogsen, 9th ses
mifdtes $5.50-5.75.
Wei5en. - go. 2 rptber Winter
$1.46-1.5O; No. 8 bo. $1.38-1.s
45; Ra. 4 bo. $1.25-1.35.
Welfdform - go. 2 ueiBes
Size; go. 8 bo. S7--S7ae; 80. 4 bo.
s4a-S5Ae; go. s bo. s2a -s3ac;
gao. 8 DO. s0s s-s1ae. - go. 2 geIs
tes 86ArS7e; go. 3 bo. S6-S6au;
glo. 4 DO. 8-85e; go. 8 bo. 81
83c; No. 6 bo. 80-S1e. - go. 2 &c.
mif8tes S6-86Ae; 60. 3 DO. 85a-|
86e; Ro. a DO. 83--s4Ae; gp. 8 bo.
81-821e; go. 6 DO. 70 -S0ae. -
&oIbentorn, tDeibes. Ss- -90c; Rolben,
torn, selbes. 90-91e; !RolbsutOrn,
semif9tes, 8O-81e.
Safer. - Rortbipefsrn go. q
tpeiber 48a-49e; Gtanbaro peis
ber 475 gao. 3 ipeiber 46a-|
47e; no. 4 tpeibsr 45-48e; gp. q
semifhter 46-461e; geo. 3 serrif@ter
.inheimif4er 45-45ac; go. 4 ses
mifdter 43a-44Ae.
@oggen. - No. q $1.82-1.s
27Ac; go. 3 S1.18-1.24; SO. 4 $1.s |
Wbtsfeb.
@ertnuft ipurben 1131 1bls. Dis
Killers Gtniibeb gOobs auf bsr Bats |
BON $1.40 pc: galIons.
OrDcerteB.
Roffee. - Supa 23-30c; Wos |
fla 29-30e; Guatemala faHep 19c; |
DO. gutter 17ae.
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Musmdrtige Wadrfte.
Rem gort, 80. Qusuit.

Mebl = Wartt perGnbsrli9.
Weiaen. - Wartt itlpa6; go. l
Ourum $1.56i; Ro. 2 barter $1.56l;
70. l Rortbern Duluth $1.662; go. !
Iortbern Wsauitoba $1.67s I. 0. b.
Rem Yort.
@eIi9torn. - marit tpilIig; go z
selbes 97e c. |. 7. gletp yort.
6afer. - Wdrft faum itetig.
5eu. - Wartt rubis.
5opfen. - Wtdrft iistig.
5dute. - Wlartt itetis.
2eber. - Wartt itetis.
port. - Nartt fietis.
Beef. - Martt ftetts.
Sdntala. - Warit ftetig.
sals. = Rartt feiter; @itD "a nos
minal; Gpuutrp 7a-sic; SPECIAL
SIC nominal.
Wolls. - Warft itstis.
Reis. - Martt ftetts.
Molafss. - Wartt rubig.
3uder. Rpber. Wfartt flau;
Centrifugal S4.89; wlolafes $4.12;
raffinirter fIau; feinsr sranuIirisr
$7.O0-7.25.
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Otebntarh.
Gineinnati, 80. glusuit.

3ufubr unb Werfanbt tpGbreno Der
Derfloiienen "a Stunben, DsrgIiHen
nit berfelben 3eit Der leBten slpei
Gage tpareu spte fplst:
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Giretnnatt. o. arauIt. 1ple.

etrctnHatt ". NngnE IVA
Dh od46ite ipaien bsnts in ben bisiiseu
baafen rt&t febbaft nnb bic 3tnSrateu
ttnb unbsSanberf 6eblisben Str Darleben
.oa csu- warpen pon ben Hsnten 4-41 4
bert&nei, wdbrenb Wel@aftspnpiere 5u o.
oisfcaltrt iuerben. Jm ontnsn Jtarfts
wuroen 1arlssen son cal4 bu w ~ uno
aui Bet ~ 4---4hB plarlrI.
xssAia asi Nsw vsss
warbsu ~ $sri jwii&su Banisn periauft.
1te SouatesraW bssrsSl 60e $rdHiis sss
ele00.
GjsAid ssf gsss>a
ei4t. @sdiel anf aonbon pnreea ~
ATS pro Yfo. Sterling qnUtIrt. Giir We1s
Iel aut Herlln wxrDen zoe pro start, be.
te&nei, fis Mediel aui $arls IKE pro
6rsns, auj MmltersaM 42e pro yutoen
unb aut Wien 16e rso Srons, 2irsS Loo,
Rubs %, StodtsIm pro arone $3.50,
5raHes l6&SeiU isxc.
UxHbss ptfisstisnss
safes ru4is unb hetis. Die 8antsn quo.
tt~ao ssta tnIok.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31

Die nmfdte I'm bisilssn glssrinsbsus BE-
lIsten iiH beute auf n, ,670, ,7oo.
xsisiisfnsltata
Der Narit iR 2siaIiefnritdteI nar beute
reat isbbaft, bsionbsrS aber Dbio Qifies
1aS com. Die Yreiie payeH ftstig. 60.
lumbis Gas vurbs stwas bersbseoradt.
Yeriauft surbex:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
Baby Matters Case
Is Regular Thriller

Chicago, July 27.-Another thrill
was injected into the famous "Baby
Matters, CASE here today when Miss
Marie Besrosiers, nurse at the Misere-
cordia hospital, Ottawa, told of an al.
legged kidnapping of the baby from the
side of its mother while the latter
slept.
Testifying in Federal Judge Lands
court, where Miss Margaret Ryan :
Canadian country girl, and Mrs. Anna
Dollie Ledgerwood Matters, wealthy
widow of Fred Matters, Arcola, H.,
moving picture magnate, both claim to
be the mother of the child. Miss Be.
srosiers told of taking Baby Irene
from the side of Margaret mwed
war bride of the village blacksmith in
her home town and placing it beside
Mrs. Matters. Mrs. Matters, she said
had wanted to adopt healthy baby
but did not want any one to know it
wasn't her own.
The ease came before Judge Lands
when Mrs. "Ryan" filed suit for a
writ Of habeas corpus to have Mrs
Matters snow cause WY the child
should not be given back TO her. Mrs.
Matters was recently acquitted of con.
spring to fOist Baby Matters on the
estate of her husband. She will be
tried July 81 ON perjury charge in
connection with probate records in the
case. The probate court ruled against
Mrs. Matters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
Company M Plays Ball
With Border for Fence

Members of company NJ do not
spend all their time in drilling or in
washing their clothes, or attending to
sentry duty. The following letter tells
of little play on the side:
Nov will tell you of a baseball
game between the machine gun com
pany of Portland and Company NJ of
Salem.
'The score was Is 90 i and the com
pany NJ lineup was as follows: Jones,
left field; Philips, catcher; Lyle Page,
pitcher; Proctor, third base; Grovenor,
snort stop; Dad Ruggles, second base;
,Gabrielson, first base; Lefty Letting,
well right field; Cole. center field.
"NeXt Sunday, July 80, Company
NJ will play the best in the battalion.
Bill Zozel also assisted in the box. Ev
erybody in Company NJ is fine.
The letter was written from Palm
City, and dated July 24.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
Raidad Wall Street
With Pretty Chorus Girls

New York, July p. - Everybody
knew they'd have to be called on when
it came to batting Wall street in efforts
to raise $4,000 for relief of dependents
of national guardsmen, for as broker
bait, chorus girls are admittedly as fly
bait to trout.
The active service auxiliary of the
National Guard, Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt, chairman; loaded six buses with
plump and slender ones and brunettes
and blondes and carried ont a devastat-
ing Wall street raid.
Mrs. Vanderbilt said the pickings
were every good" yesterday, and that
she expected them to be better today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
New York Wrestles
with Street Car Strike

New York, July 27.-Added TO her
other troubles New York today had on
her hands one of the most mcomfort-
able street car strikes in her history.
More money and the right to unionize
were the detectives of several hundred
motormen and conductors on the Union
Railroad company, which controls ali
surface lines in the densely packed
Bronx. Not surface ear wheel turn
ed from s clock last night until this
forenoon when dozen or less operated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
Vnce again the weather man got his

Once again the weather man got his
dates mixed, and as result, the Cher
rian dinner and dance at the fair
grounds has been postponed. Tonight
was the night when the big dinner was
to have been served in the restaurant
and VIM. McGilchrist, ,r., was to serve
as master of the hot dog and hot coffee
department. But the prospects of a
fine spring rain for the evening and
the unusually chilly weather was such
that the committee in charge of the
picnic announced today noon, the post
ponement of the picnic Just one week.
All Invitations and plans for the even
ing will hold good for next Thursday
evening, August 3, when the Cherrians
and their friends hope to give the big
event of the season In the way of a
dinner and iitney dance, all for the
good of the cause, which in this case
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
MEXICAN AND AMERICAN
OFFICERS HAVE CONFAB

Nogales Ariz., July 27.-An import
ant secret conference between Brig.
Gen. Edward H. Plummer of the United
States army and Gen. P. Elias Gales,
military governor of Sonora, was in
progress at the customs house shortly
after noon today. Each officer was ac-
companied by two aides. 1t was indi-
Gated that the conference was inspired
by instructions from headquarters in
both countries. Gen. Plummer is com
mander of 1900 regulars and militia
here,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
Charles E. Bayes, sr., of 11ss south

Thirteenth street, who is employed at
the Spaulding Logging company was
run into this morning about $3.50
o clock by an automobile at the inter
section of Twelfth and lee streets,
and was fortunate enough to escape
with but few severe bruises on the
head and shoulders. Mr.. Bayes was rid
ing bicycle and the automobile struck
him with such force that he was
thrown on top of the auto engine.
Medical attention was given by DIR.
II. Z. Clay and this afternoon Mr..
Bayes was resting easily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
MISSOURI WOULD STRIKE

st. Louis, Mo-, July 27.-Between 90
and 80 per cent of the Missouri mem
bers of the four railway brotherhoods
are in favor of strike.
This was learned today from usually
reliable sources The balloting ended
last night at midnight.
Brotherhood officials of the st. Louis
district today were preparing the bal.
lots for delivery to the brotherhood
Headquarters in New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
REBEKAHs NoTICEl

The members of the Three link Nee'
die club Of Salem Rebekah lodge will
give picnic at the state fair grounds
Friday evening, July cSth. All Re
bekahs and their families are cordially
invited. Bring well filled baskets. Din
ner served at $3.50 p. m.-Committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27

A snap-Will teach and sell my bus
iness.-- Owens, Halter, l95 Court st.
If
Here is the latest in efficiency for
the benefit of those who need Gus.
pidor. The following is printed on a
placard to be placed in one of the bus.
mess houses in the city; "There are
four cuspidors, one in each corner.
Throw all waste material in them. If
you want anything, ask for it. Do not
steal il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
sergeant schuster Of the U. S. re

cruiting station will leave tomorrow
for trip to Gervais, Woodburn and
Brooks looking up recruits for tne ar
my. Sergeant Halle Eubanks of Port
land has been detailed to assist the To-
cal office. According to recent rul-
ing of the war department the salaries
of private and non-commiSsioned Off
GERS are as follows, which also includes
a clothing allowance: hospital surgeon
sos monthly; corporal, S2i; cook, $50;
horseshoer, $40; saddler, S2l; privates
first class, SIS; priVates, SIG.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27

More than $500 people saw the world
famous film, 1.-THE Birth of Nation y
at the opera house this week, and the
interest was such that many hundreds
were turned away at the last showing
"Wednesday night. Within the next
two weeks, Eugene, Medford, Rose
burg and Albany people will be given
their enance to see the greatest movie
ever produced
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
A sample of the u. S. Official Pos

A sample of the u. S. Official Pos
tai Guide, paper bound, which the gov
ernment is offering for 80 cents, may
be seen at the post office. Besides
containing the names of all post offices
in the country, the guide gives useful
information for business houses and
general instructions as to mailing rates
1T contains al pages. For the bust
ness firms that find it necessary to
keep posted as 10 the changes of post
offices and those discontinued, a sup
plement is issued monthly whicA may
be had for 30 cents in addition to the
80 cents charged for the guide.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27

Judge P. h. Darcy. owner of the
new Wexford building on Court stree.
has instructed architect George NJ.
Post to draw designs for marquise
not only for the new building, but for
one of similar design to extend over
the fronts of the buildings occupied
by the w. j. Porter art store and the
Wells Fargo office. With the placing
of marqliise in front of his three
properties ON Court street, Judge D.,
Arcy aad in view the improving of the
general appearance of that part of the
city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27

The big circulars announcing the
Coos bay celebration give the informa-
ton that a captive balloon will be
one of the attractions of the three
days iollification. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27

happens to be the raising of funds to
pay the expenses of the band for the
Marshfield excursion, August %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27

A. II. Moore, who started for Sea
side by auto Sunday, has returned. lie
did not find the roads in the best of
condition, in fact, in some places they
could not well have been worse. lie
offers as evidence the statement that
during the trip he bought five new
tires. He reports a pleasant trip new
erthelcss.