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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
AUMsVILLE NEWS

G. A. Pratt, of Portland, and Mrs.
Pratt, of Stayton, visited at the Kirk.
patrick home Saturday.
Mrs. Featherhuff, of Aberdeen. s. D..
came Saturday to visit her sister Mrs
J. Deuham.
Mrs. f. +. ARIEL and children aud
Miss Nerna McNeal visited at the VIM.
Phillips home Sunday.
A. Merrificld went to Salem on husi.
ness Tuesday. He returned home Wed.
nesday.
Miss Ida Berg, who has been visiting
al the C. f. Helm home returned to her
home in Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schrmk and
Miss Ida Schruuk went to Salem Satur.
day. They returned homo Sunday
evening
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Ransom and little
son, Wayne. Mrs. W. c. Anderson and
Mrs. Emma Simpson went to Salem
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Swank and
daughter. Elizabeth. and Mr. and Mrs
II. r Jensen motorcd to Salem m
Swank s new six Wednesday evening
A. p Speer and p. C. Speer have
bought out the store Of T. Y. Mcclellan
& Co.. at West Stayton. p. c. Spcer
viii be the manager Record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
Much Building Activity
In and About Hubbard

As an indication Of the building that
has been in progress the past few
weeks and is being finished now or re-
Gently so, the following from Beck &
Son g humber yard tells its own story:
VIM. Uppendahl has again resumed
work on his new house since winter
has broken.
II. L. Mills, west of Aurora, is now
putting on the finishing touches to his
new bungalow.
Conrad Troudt has been busy cnlarg.
ing and making his home more convcn'
lent on Painter avenue cast Of town.
O. H. Miller and c. w. Mayger are
each erecting garage for their new
machines.
j. H. Friend, w. Miller and A. L,
Headings are doing some modern chick.
en- house building to take care of the
large flocks of baby chicks they expect
70 raise this spring.
Andy Kaufman, east Of town, has
been doing some rcmodeling on the
house recently purchased for a home.
Frank Fry is also one of the chicken
fanciers who has come into the lime
light
G. B. Dimick has built another new
hog house on his farm cast of town.
Mr.. Dimiek is a breeder of fine hogs
and says he gets results.
Contractors Libby &c Moshbergcr. of
Woodburn, will soon start a new resi-
denee at Aurora for DR.. Gciscy. This
will be another addition that Aurora
can be proud Of.
Geo. Wachtman has finished remod.
cling his residence, this along with his
new barn built last summer makes him
owner Of one Of the best improved
farms east of Hubbard.
Mr. Keller, who recently purchased
a part Of the Wilson farm, west Of
town, is doing some remodeling this
spring.
John Bevcns is doing some extensive
remodeling on the postoffiee building
for the convenience of Postmaster
Grimm.
Work is being started on new gar.
age for T. NJ. Scholl.
Ernest Hoffman is putting down a
new sidewalk in front Of his shop
Hubbard Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
Cups Are Offered
In Contest Of Boys

Last fall at Salem and at Ontario,
Oregon, over 400 older boys from Ore
gon and Idaho attended two boys con
ferences which were conducted under
the direction Of the OregonIdaho
Young Mems Christian association exc
cutive committee. Now the boys work
department of that committee announ-
oes big cup contest for older boys and
another for smaller boys. Among those
who are putting forth cups in the older
boys contests are Gov. James Witty.
combe, w. NJ. Ladd, Portland; Mayor
II. r. Albee, of Portland; Mr. A. G..
Schmitt, Of Albany, and President Mel
vim A. Brannon Of the University Of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho While the com
mittee cannot announce the full list Of
donors at this time they will be able to
very soon The contests are to be
launched at once,
For older boys clubs and classes in
Sunday schools, high schools, Y. NJ. c..
IS and other boys organizations con
tests include five lines of endeavor.
Bible study, agriculture, membership in.
crease, per cent Of attendance, and
thrift. Any club which can qualify may
enter any one or all Of these five con.
tests, and as the committee has tried to
set up regulations that win put an
classes on an equal basis the contest
bids fair TO be close from the start
on April TO the close, November |.
The younger boys, 10 to Is years Of
age, are to have an equally attractive
contest involving physical, religious,
and educational, which tests may be
conducted by leaders for boys groups
Of various organizations. The cup for
this contest has been offered Jointly bv
President u. X. Hall, Of the Oregon
Sunday School assocmiation, and pres.
II. G. Baldridge, Of the Idaho SUNDAY
School association.
No contests have probably ever been
organized with such a variety Of activ.
tiles and including so thoroughly all
classes Of boys organizations as those
under the direction Of the state Y. NJ.
G. A. committee for the BOYS of Ore.
gon and Idaho. Further information
may be had by addressing John II.
Rudd, interstate boys secretary, 3O5 Y.
NJ. c. A., Portland, Oregon, stating
clearly in which contests you are inter.
csted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
willard Getting in Form.

New York. Feb. 29.--The effects of
jess Willard 5 recent illness are rapid.
ly vanishing and he is speedily rounding
into form for his coming l0.round bout
with Frank Moran. Walter Monahan
and Jack Hemple, his chief training
assistants, said the heavyweight cham.
pion is already in fine fettle.
Meanwhile Tex Rickard, promoter of
tho bout, conferred today with
state boxing commission regarding the
details Of the match All the money re.
eeived from the sale of seats will be
held by the commission until such time
as Rickard dictates its disposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
Ieaaue WIN pay nnht

Seattle. Wash. Feb. 20.-It was an.
nouneed here today that the Northwest.
chm Baseball league will meet debt of
8l.7oo Butte owes from the days Of the
Union association. The business men
of Butte, who have raised $4,000 for a
baseball club there, refused to pay the
old claims.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
Coach Smith Pleased.

Berkeley, Cal, Feb. 20.-Beyond de-
elaring that he was pleased with his
new berth and was hopeful of turning
out winning team, Andy Smith, new
football coach of the University of Cali
fornia, was silent today regarding his
plans. He will be busy sizing up" the
situation until Saturday when he win
begin work in earnest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
KEPT HIS MOUTH SHUT

San Francisco Feb. 29.-Edward Kel.
y, a glass blower, thought two men
ahead OF aim were thugs, 50 he stuffed
his 500 mill in his mouth and initiated
a mute. The pair left him unconscious
but the money was safe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29

Seattle, Wash. Feb 2O.-- Portland
and Seattle will tangle in an exhibition
hockey encounter on the ice here to.
night. Despite the fact that the Rose
City sextet holds the coast champion.
shin. the locals are confident of win.
ming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
Fisher 20 Catch for Reaveru

Portland, Ore. Feb. 20.-Gus Fisher
is back in the fold today. He signod
a contract last night to catch for the
Portland club Of the Pacific Coast
league in 1916. Unsigned Beavers now
are Quinn, Haworth Sothoron, Nixon {
Speas and Southworth. With the ex.
ceptiou Of Speas these are expected to
be signed within week. Sneas h still
bucking az salary cut which MeCredie
is determined to saddle on him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
Rainl Trimmed Madden

Seattle, Wash, Feb, 29.--Earl Baird
Hprang n surprise on followers of anna.
teur boxing here last night by trim
ming Lloyd Madden at the Seattle Ath
letic club smoker. The bout went three
rounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29

Richmond, Cal. Feb. 20--A iurv of
women TO try Mrs, Mary Tennant on n
charge Of battcring her husband with
washhoard was sought today at her "a.
quest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
VICTIM OF SUBMARINE

( Dover, Eng, Feb. 2g.-That
the Peninsular and Oriental
( liner Maloia was the victim Of n
submarine off here sunday
and was not mined, as reported
was the testimony Of Chief
! Officer Forbes today.
Other witnesses did not zorro.
! boraie Forbes story as 20 how
: the vessel was destroyed with
the loss Of between l5O and 100
: lives.
His testimony was the first
( hint that the vessel had not
been mined.
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WHAT SOME OF THEM
ARE DOING WITH
THIS EXTRA" DAY

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 20. -
Central Ohio devotees of boxing
tonight will see Johnny Grif-
fiths, Akron lightweight, and
Leach Cross, Of New York, in
l2rOund contest at the State
street Colesieum here, under the
direction Of the Queensbury
club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
FREE BEER BIG CROWD

Los Angeles, cal, Feb. s9.-Leap
years official arrival was celebrated in
Los Angeles today by public wedding
II Central Park, with brass bands ami
free beer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
LACK OF DYES DID IT

Chicago, Feb. 29.--Scarcity OF dyes
is assigned by hatters as the reason for
the fashion decree that men must we NJ
lighter colored hats this season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29

Minneapolis.-Ten civic org
anizations chose today, and un-
usual date, for launching q
campaign against mosquitoes, in
this city surrounded by a state
that has 10000 lakes. 1t is plan
ned to eliminate every puddle in
the state where water stag.
mates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29

BELLINGER-To Dr. and Mrs. Ivan f,
Bellinger, Of Sweet Home. Sunday,
March ~, 1916, a son. He will be
named Ivan Ellsworth, Junior.
The mother was Miss Lola Belle Cook
before her marriage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29
Fred G. BuChteI Files
As Candidate for
Railroad Commissioner

Fred G. Buchtel, Of Portland, filed TO
day as a candidate for nomination by
the republican party for the office Of
commissioner Of the public service COM
mission for the district composed of
the counties lying west Of the Cascade
mountains, with the slogan, "My past
official record is your guaranty that
viii make good.
c. o. Hiudman, Of Baker, has filed as
\ candidate for nomination by the dem.
Oeratic party for the office Of district
attorney Of Baker county.
Vine W. Pearce, Of McMinnville, can.
didate for nomination BY the demOc rat.
ic party FOR the office Of district a..
torney for Yamhill county. slogan,
Diligence and efficiency"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-29

; Dallas, Tcxas.-Three bishops,
Luther =. Todd, of st. Louis:
Walter r, Iambuth. of Birming-
ham, Ala, and f. +. HOss, Of
MuskOgee, Okla, were here to-
day to aid in planning the Meth
odist membership campaign TO
be inaugurated in Texas and
( New Mexico. March 12.
Tulsa. Okla-Tulsa business
men selected the extra day in
the year to celebrate PrOspcri.
ity day. I'm addition to the us
ual carnival features, n battery
Of public speakers win tell Tul.
50 what regular city il is.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-10-20

Miss May Pickerel has returned
home after an extended visit To her
sister ut Ashland.
Mrs. John Hays and daughter, Nora,
are visiting in Elliott county this
week.
Felix Wellman OF Prestonsburg. was
a pleasant caller at J. n, Roberts sun
day.
Irene Pickrell was calling ON Misses
Ida and Eunice Muncy Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s W. Dodson, OF Ash
land, were the weekend guests OF the
latters parents, MIR. and Mrs Tom
Pickrel
Ola Hays Is visiting inJohnson coun+
~ this week
Geo Bradley and Fred Roberts have
returned To Ashland
Martha Roberts was shopping In Lou
lisa Saturday.
The infant child OF MIR and Mrs
Henry Terry has been very sick.
Marie Bradley has returned home at
ter few days visit with her sister
Mrs. l.. Il. Wallace.
Ethel Cyrus and Esta Terry were in
Louisa Thursday.
The Misses Hammers were the sun
day guests OF Ethel and Lceta Pickerel
Prayer services at this place every
Saturday night, MAGNOLIA
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TON FORCES THIS CHANGE

! AS announced in the above ncadllns
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( We are compelled either 20 Increase the
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steps that win stop all leaks All waste
We hope by doing the latter 10 kccT
I the subscription price Al one dollar
We are making announcement 81 on
new policy several months iu AdNanc,
% tts adoption 30 that hilour tricnd'
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lmmemurlaf almost. Tor country ia
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on the other hand. we have had q
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action in stopping the paper Mt tho eS.
plration Of tho period paid for. sayinr
IL was n reflection on their credit. Thh
is tho source from which we antlci.
pate most OF the trouble tina, IL llkel,
TO come IN changing 20 n strictly caSl
in advance system. But when tho
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necessary 10 enforce Il impartinliy
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an employee who doesn't know an,
better than 10 stop every Subscription
at Its paid expiration,
Although na above stated the prop
osition has two sides. We believe our
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system better We ask their kind co
operation In establishing this mo,
business plan.
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SMOKY VALLEY,

Sunday school IL progressing nicely
with good attendance Come ont on
next Sunday and help az.
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State Superintendent V, o. Gilbert
Educational Opportunities ia Letcher
County" Prot $ y, N. Ghlselic. pres
ideut OF Stuart Robinson college
Blackey. Essential Things That We
Can Do State Supervisor +. G. But
ton; "'rhc Problem 81 the Hills. Prof
Duties and His Problems" Miss Ida
Gardner, Carlisle; How 10 Vitahzc
Education In a Mining Section PROT
sylvester Greer. superintendent 81 city
schools, Jenkins! Let the Sunshine
In Prof j. +. Record. Pikeyille Coll
lege History Of Education in Ken
lucky" Prof r. J. Coates president OF
Eastern Kentucky Normal School. Rich :
mond "Ciwc Righteousness" w H.
May, Prestousburg. illustrated Lee
ture on Hookworm. DIR. 4. r McCor-
mack. Bowling Green. Higher Edu-
cation" MeHenry Rhodes. State High
School Supervisor. THE Scales Are
Failing From Kentuckys Eyes Mrs,
Cora Wilson stewart; The Mining In
dustry OF Kentucky" Dean Charles J,
Norwood. % the University Of Ken
lucky.
Gov a. o. Stanley covered three APP
pontments. whitesburg. Fleming and
jenkins, In this county this week To
several thousand people the Governor
spoke in the Jenkins Y. NJ G. a build
ing Monday night Tuesday he spoke
to an outpouring OF both democrats
and republicans in the courthouse here
and at night Tuesday the Governor
spoke In Fleming to hundreds Of La
borers. office men and miners. He dwelt
largely upon the splendid achievements
az the democratic administration and
the party's matchless leader Woodrow
Wilson. Gov. Stanley will have good
crowds in every appointment in the
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Subscription Rates.

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pleted this will be one OF the pretty
residences of Winchester Ashland
Independent.
jackson, Ky, Oct. l4.--Isom Terry
charged with the assassination OF Joe
Helton, on Jets creek, this county, last
May. was acquitted to-day by jury
Helton was shot from ambush while
returning to his home from church SER
vices on Sunday, and his body was
found in the woods on Monday follow
ing by a search party Terry With
others were indicted on circumstantial
evidence.
Ironton, Ohio-F f. Hayward had
the pleasure of greeting an old friend
who called on him Saturday, j. +. Stew
art, of Newberry. Michigan. Mr.. Stew
art was engaged in farming on Tigers
creek, KY, when Mr., Hayward was
first in the grocery business over forty
years ago. Mr.. Stewart at one time
sold MIR Hayward two thousand bush
els OF potatoes at so cents a bushel. He
is now retired from business and is Wis
iting in his old home region.
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Morehead, KY, Oct 16.-At l o'clock
this morning John Wagner, p years
old. of Elliott Co, while alighting from
freight train. was thrown under the
wheels and horribly mangled He lived
three hours after the accident.
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Morehead, KY, oct. l6.-Thomas
Hogge and wife, upon awakening this
morning, found their three months old
baby dead in the bed with them. The
infant had been sick. but was not
thought to be dangerously i'll.
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LETCHER COUNTY
AND WHITESBURG.
What is Happening in this
Rich Coal Territory
of Kentucky.

WHGTESBURG, KY, Oct. 1S.--A de-
plorable tragedy was enacted IN the
home of Ben r. Craft. good young
farmer Of Milestone creek in this coun-
ty on Friday, when little Ethel, 5 year
old daughter was burned so severely
that she died within Il few hours. The
little girl while playing "blindfold' with
her brothers and sisters caught ire
from an open crate, and before the ar
rival of parents, who were on the out
side the flames had completely envel
oped the child. In the greatest agony
imaginable the idol of the home passed
away from the injuries inflicted The
family have the heartfelt mpathies Of
the whole community.
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Much good road work has been in
progress around Sergent and Mayyine
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pleted this will be one OF the pretty
residences of +Winchester-av. Ashland
Independent,
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above here whore.a number Of men anC
teams are putting the new road, be
tween Mayking and Kona station u
fine condition preparatory for the win
| ter months coming on, At the recent
sitting Of the fletcher Fiscal Court ar.
rangements were perfected for the new
work to be carried on during the neNi
two months When the work IN com
pleted there viii be an ideal auto
mobile road between this city and
Fleming. and so via McRoberts, and
Dunham to jenkins. Within q compar
atively short time the whole Of tbs
mining centers can be covered hy auto
f>ttt
Contractor r. B. Franklin advised
the members OF the County Board Oh
Education at their Saturdays session
that the splendid new high and grad
ed school building on College Hin Will
be ready for the Tenth District Edu-
cational Association october 26, ~ ana
IS. when large number OF State-widg
educators, including former State SUI
perintendent v o. Gilbert, Prof Lew
is OF Berea College, Prof, Norwood of
the State University, Cora Wilson
e,.,.,. a., >foo,Itght school fame
~" Ca.,a. =, ,ha Eas,orr Kentuclf,'
Normal, will be on hand. A move Is
: foot nv the snirited people OF the town
to give the visitors great reception.
Whitesburg win be prepared to enter
tain one OF the largest delegations in
her history.
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Our Kentucky EGightOTs.

DR.. ". a. Berry is remodeling his
home on East Winchester-ay., a part
~ the improvements being a large and
be utI ! vera9da with a side entrance
TO his Office When the work is com