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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-15
TRANSPORT FOR
 GAINED SALMON
Associated PrcssD

SEATTLE, oct. 1O-Another vessel was added to the number already engaged in transporting the 1917 pack of Alaska canned salmon when the steamer Firwood of the Pacific steamship company was chartered to the Pacific American Fisheries com pany. The Firwood will make one and probably more trips to South eastern Alaska at once to rush this seasons pack from the companys NnnnnliNS-
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-15
MRS. CADT IS
 RECOVERING

Mrs Charles Gadt, formerly of Fairbanks, who recently underwent serious operation for tumor at a sanitarium in Michigan, is reported to be conyalescing rapidly. Mrs Gadt left for the states some time ago for medical attention
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-15
MOOSE LODGE SUBSCRIBERS

At a meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose held last night, the most important item of business transact ed was the subscribing of $5OOO to the Liberty Loan.
 Miss Ervilla McCandless is work ing for the Road commission as sten- ographer for few days during a rush.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-08-03

So VIM. Clausen
SO Arthur Fritz Girard
So Arthur Deidrick
50 Adam Melcon Coey
is Stephen Nicholas Diehn
30 Arthur w. FrOgner
il Erick Adolph Zill
ia Eddie C. Briggs
i8 James D.NBurgess
Ia Wilbert Evans
30 Eliza Healen Davis
30 Guy H. Letson
% Earl Leonard Reed
81 Charles Cote
Il William NeWhoff
80 James Drum
}S ThelO A. Kern
25 Carl Ellsworth Jones
so Edward Rudolph Behrend
IS Charlie Sorenson
IL Ruben G. Hollsted
81 Samuel j. Estey
10 Raymond S. Byrne
10 Gus Morburger
Is Cyrus B. Alvey
IS Peter Somer
80 Robert H. Gutheridge
30 Chester Macomber
)5 George J. LaBerge
Id Carl Jank
il Manley Judson Pendleton
50 Earl Steven Goff
Is Earl S. Cardinal
70 Bert Ray Lepley
Sc Louis Baumel
20 Albert Majkrzak
"A Albert Verdigan
10 Mike Slesar
Ia Amos Doors
,3 Harry A. Latour
" Herman Sannes
IL John Sylvester Hoff
50 Edward WierzoWieckl
53 Carl Burka
"a Vincent Shipshock <
IS Kirk Albert Address
y William Ramft
50 Ira Sheney Sergeant
Il Henry Hendricks
% Willard Andrew Perkey
80 Paul Fink
50 Noah Strahm
Il Hjalmar Leonard Bjorkman
70 James Thatcher
20 James Albert Ferguson
70 Francis William Drew
L3 Sam Lazuk
IS Arthur Friedrich Arndt
)6 Fay Latin Judd
IS August Hendricks
IS Alfred Ferris
"a Joseph Vida
Is Fred John Rauhut
Is Ewald Julius Spletter
80 Alexander MagnuS
35 Edwin S. Nelson
g Louis Oren Austin
20 August Kanning
IS Harold Mitchell Delhi
rs Samuel Herbert Randall
% Robert John Foster
Is Arthur Erickson
81 Edward Riser
81 William Emil Born
IS Leslie James Phillips
IS Gilbert Harrison Yorkston
~ Emet E. Brown
,3 David Abraham Mckee
80 Herbert w. Campbell
S. Lester Howard Callahan
IA Raymond L. Stumpner
IL Mike Babiak
L6 Elmer Peter Martin
IS Roy William Haney
Is Claude Evert Dunn
30 Floyd Glenn Weed
IL Ernest Doughty
80 Martin Enger
% Orc Daniel Scott
IS Walter Norman Fox
" Henry Trettin
IL John Richardson
SO Henry Newhouse
30 Glenn Lye Writer
"a Leslie Edward Heacox
10 John Adams Mashuda
10 Carl Edward Nelson -
10 Albert Czekalski
40 James Edward warren
30 Mae Franklin Stevens
~ David Louis Rice
49, William Fred Pinnow
50 John Michalski
80 Ole Sween
SO Andrew KOsienlck
30 Adam TornoWskl
"a Mike Wicak
10 Alfred Henry Smith
30 Herman A. Ducommun
OIL Frank Tina
So Bert Holman
% Robert Harve Mingage
35 David Fl. Wolfe
48 Milton G. Musselman
43 Carl M. Lundberg
90 William Edward Luell
46 Charles Grover Stanton
81 Oscar Kroening
IL Walter Lawrence Richer
IL Earl Francis Beebe
81 Joseph Blasko
81 Earl S. Riphenberg
70 George Scoville
62 William w. Bowen
So Ivan III. Wolf
Is Henry Joseph Dubois
20 Harry Leo Joyner
35 Edgar William Pagel
81 Oscar Rau Burns
10 Willie N. Curtis
SO Leo Clarence Larsen
81 Edward Charles Jones
81 Jason Wilson
Is WILDER jacobson
Is George Thomas AylWard
rs Herman L. Gutherie
13 Otto Bussie Willhite
10 Earl Franklin Dicus
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-08-03
Ezra Ralph Boswell

4 Ezra Ralph Boswell
lis Herbert e. Marshall
1872 James Moore
206 Charles j. Knapp
22S Frank ProchaSka
1876 Anthony Conrath
872 Fred John Lobitz
430 Alison Lewis Thompson
1913 Ross Douglass Hayden
965 Gus A. Bitters
So Carl S. Coey
896 John Sa1dek
624 Hans Alfred Anderson
$40 Joseph Zarzecki
544 John Sokolowski
1921 Paul Siwot
TAT Harry Anderson
929 Joseph Barfknecht
1873 John S. Hosinski
81 Daniel Arpin, Jr.
83S Edward Thomas Tway
635 George J. Grassl
SOL HaakOn Hogland
633 Earl Edwin Faaborg
712 John Steve SOlltes
II Albert Paul Hilton
8O2 Darwin Human Martin
SOL Edwin Wash Henry
378 George William Howard
1888 Jas. StraWZanSke
237 Paul Sanftner
422 Ernest Anton Kerslager
619 John wesley Whitney
1868 Clarence Jacob Johnson
344 James Vrana
824 George Hunt
442 Chester Golat
2O2 Erwin Jacobs
1874 Edward Hirt
268 NimrOd Clark
272 Orville Edwin Dicus
964 Charles Edward Baribeau
500 William Henry Johnson
500 Victor Earl Johnson
4O7 Ora Andrew Wilson
262 Frederick Hanson Bay
$3.50 Jessie Jacob Nichols
883 Frank Peter Mallik
769 Alex Sakkolomska
IT'S William Wolpin
566 Michael J. Tomczak
5S1 Herbert N. Frogner
81 frank Slesar
1874 Conrad d. Sease
481 Bonaventure Miniatt
895 Andrew Schwczyk
744 Tony Peter Will
979 Ralph Drum
582 Vernon Clair Gillett
829 Clarence Edward Lindsey
24O Eben calvin Thompson
1923 William Ralph Whitaker
400 William Benjamin Lambert
1011 Leo RlttenhOuse
$50 Joseph Stanley Joswiak
444 Harvey A. Haley
636 Thomas G.. Graham
735 Henry Joseph Stamper
634 Herman FlOhr
1876 Edo J. Hanson
447 Clarence Holman
76 Joe Mike Mallock
672 Harry w. Sparks
949 Norman van Horne
1893 Harris Marrler
993 Arthur Kilgore
1O4S Harris Dempewolf
1865 Walter Allen Martindale
S51 Albert Erdman
1853 Alexander Elsberg
IT'S G.. Louis Williams
1 Ray Edw Buswell
1877 Carl August Flunker
50 Earl Guy Zimmerman
105 Nels Y. Hansen
$50 Tony A. Plohar
S36 Cornelius Peter Ryser
SO Walter RZincoe
985 Mark Thayer Graham
352 Chester Arthur Osborne
41S Donald Dell Brown
900 Emil Rasch
456 Marshall w. Sergeant
SO6 Daniel Richard Weaver
416 Oran Monroe Nichols
GIT Lee Wardall
526 Andrew SzweOl
500 Joseph Provok
613 Alfred Spencer
316 Wilmar Albert Bathke
274 William +. Erdman
94S RAYMOND Trecartin
968 Lisle Herbert Brewer
SAG Tomasz Wisn1eWsk1
766 E. V. Needham
734 Paul Willard stevens
1912 George Ed Parsen
511 Faucette Ward G1llett
2O5 Peter Kluz
913 George Hampton
342 George Van Den Eileen
$50 Alfred I. Hendrickson
934 Leonard Copp
$50 John Skovoth
AT John Edmond BlHgHdm
666 Fred l.. HAYWOOD
241 Vincent Walker
40 Fred carl Schneider
572 Frank e. Anderson
100 William Arthur CruZan
1915 Otto Rogers
157 Oscar Dahlquist
236 Andrew Schmidt
PA Arthur Vincent Labar2e
629 George Ducommun
CAT Waldo Emerson Michael
1874 Dick Juers
20 Joseh MierZWa
918 George Olson
$50 Joseph Witek
LA Vern e. McGill
ISL Nick John Christman
81 John CoaoVer
603 John A. MOller
618 Ernest G. Wood
9S6 John Clarence Gillespie
200 George Kukuczka
TT H. T. White
33 Mater BarthOld Peterson
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-08-03

s Theodore Lien
3 Walter Voigt
8 Roy N. Peterson
6 Glenn Stephen Thorson
8 Joseph Postula
5 Peter Gunner Larson
2 Joseph Elmer McDermld
8 Hiram parker
8 John Thorsten Johnson
8 Christ Andrew HOMELAND
6 Virgil Geo. Green
5 Earl Victor Nelson
6 Harry Cwokdzinsk1
4 Woody Morrison
2 Raymond j. Slosson
2 Henry Howard Kater
9 Edward Glen Hartman
2 John Margut
6 Andrew Thomas Coleman
0 Loren Everett Mcclure
Z Wesley George Moore
1 Levy OLAF Ersland
Albert Joseph Stamper
Z August PaulsOn
Robert B. MACDONALD
8 Nels Dversdall
4 Albert McCauley Conklin
0 Archie Raymond DePew
Jacob Lawrence Vance
s George Henry Anderson
Louis A. Radiant
Charles Albert Pearsall
Claude E. Strong
Claude Lawrence Bertrand
Willie Olson
David Cryl Vasseur
John F. Diamond
l Roy l.. StackhOuse
1 Clark Munger
Michael KobielusZ
Lawrence John Douglass
Donald Wells Campbell
4 Phillip Ray McQuillan
| John Zawada
John Allonson Davis
2 John Slesar
0 Jake SPEECH Jr.
1 James l.. Gordon
Z Ross Twin Kittleson
8 Charlie Fear
Alfred Julius Danielson
8 Bert VIM. Garrett
George Leonhard, Jr.
Emmons George Thompson
4 Otto Miller
0 AdOlord Joseph Barney
Gilbert Hiram stevens
5 Frank E. Verhyen
Stanley PercZynsk1
Charlie Freeman
4 Gustav Adolf Symansk.
/ Fred Harrison
Edward Herman Welke
6 Louis Petricek
2 Leon d. LeFebre
8 Clarence Norman Vreeland
8 Adrian Godtfred Christianson
5 Ernest Herbert stevens
Frank A. Klawiter
Simon P. Zuber
5 Bernard R. Gleason
Albert Staniske
1 Herman Albert Berg
5 Elmer r. Ashley
8 Paul William Austin
3 Frank John Gottier
Joseph GrOb
3 Thomas G. BOardman
Bert C. French
s John Juell Miller
8 Guy w. Kingsbury
1 Henry Gerberding
0 Walter Scotty Morrison
Rome Munroe BeauEeu
3 Elmer Larson
1 Theodore Andrew Marck
2 Frank d. Sanderson
5 Joseph V. Tatur
0 John, Joseph Jilek
8 Gudmun Field
5 Harry Wickham
1 Robert de la Laing Boisen
8 John James Minks
8 Thomas Michael Ward
2 Walter B. Storey
1 Jesse Elmer Baldridge
2 Sydney r. Galley
5 Claude A. Lepley
Archie Edward StOker
6 Cornelius van Solen
A Fred William True
/ Raymond Wilson Lane
3 Clyde Smith Clough
1 Marvin Lloyd Hayden
IS Frank J. Grzelak
8 Arnold Diedrich
Is AhOra Calkins
Z George Lowell
Is Lawrence w. Cox
4 Henry Cornelius Berge
3 Earl Schumacher
IS VIM. Jesse Coleman
10 George Mauch
3 Carroll Kenneth McGlynn
IS Emmett Charley Jones
a Harry Edward M. Mannus
IS Martin Dahlquist
a Mordica Wallace Adams
sS William Elmer Brand
20 Edwin Benoy
Y Ray Solan Garfield
u Steve Tomczak
Il Adolph Fictum
10 Archie walden Hayes
- CAMEL Lybert
IS Harrison B. Cox
)6 John Andrew MarcOtt
80 Glen M. Householder
y John Robert Hewitt
81 Dennie Nicholas Skrupky
IS Frank Denissen
81 Udell Merritt HERMAN
81 Oscar Martin Reno
" Ruben AntOnOff
81 John Edward Kidd
30 Elmer Bergevin
35 William DOnimik
S. Fred BANTER, IT.
25 Matthias Peter Hirt
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-08-03

we this list Tor future refer
449 Gust Kintonis
Al Jose Singer
48 Willie Ernest Tiegs
SO Louis Sedlacek
742 Timothy Clyde Weld
$40 Fred Leroy Haller
ut William r. Woodcock
1886 Vincent Wuerth
668 Oscar MatOon
SO Abraham Edgar Beaulieu
1914 VIM. Phalen
743 Walter Wolfe
S27 Charles Kanske
1898 Byron j. c.. Brueggeer
976 Joseph Charles Diederich
473 Alex Fechhelm
287 Ben Jacklin
586 John Gekoski
260 Lee ArnSberger
SGT Peter Troski
254 Edward William Richardson
446 Clarence w. Hebard
80 Fritz Albert koltz
932 Phil Gown
800 Ernest EDWARD HANSON
35S Gust Krisping Bjorkman
451 Walenty Mazany
745 Frank Marshall Wood
573 Joseph M. Burkhardt
308 Rudolph Herman S1emund
429 Anthony Francis School
1855 Frank HI. Hunt
1874 Clarence Sylvester Marcots
1925 Henry Irving Thompson
AIT Walter James Wolfe
354 Oscar William Bjorkman
AS John Huffman
217 Samuel Mosimann
259 Arthur III. Allyn
1868 Perry John Magee
1922 Ernest FeatherstOne
242 Roy Biller
7O2 Clyde D. Morrill,
232 Ben Rock
SGT Herman Kramer
6Y4 Andrew Bernhart Johnson
1913 Edmond C. Hebard
1913 Ernest " Ryall
799 Louis Thomas Haas
GIL Peter Sybers
sci Felix Sz1enzlnski
1875 Timothy Hennessy
1861 John LencO
145 Henry SchwerZel
SO paul w. Christianson
1853 John G. Hayes
8O1 Wencelas Charles Jllek
286 William Emil Hebner
$40 Glen Hendrickson
IA Rense Spoolhoff
226- Frank Arthur park
7 Amel Gottfrid Benson
$40 John Cannon
398 Oscar Nerison
ZIG Harvey Lee Martindale
SAT Grover G. DeForrester
302 Edward Riegel
26 Axel Lundgren
662 Benjamin Fred Zehner
Ats Floyd e. Graves
GAL Anton Marinus Jorgenson
239 Edward Singer
852 Otto Magnus Enger, D. V. M.
942 Arthur Fred Kruse
975 Walter Manford Corbet
80 Adlai B. Schofleld
478 Harold James Kittleson
479 VIM. Leblanc
So Harry Lowell Atwood
592 Vincent JaskoWlak
461 Nick Teschler
480 Paul Link
372 Edward Ernest Franklin
AZ John Spoolhoff
431 Carl Joe Waters
1906 Carl Gustav Heeckt
639 Alden Lee Halter
425 Charles Albert Russell
1892 Carl Albert Danielson
81 Peter Kieltyka
423 Eugene Lambert
462 Loren Otis Trotter
238 Walter Ernest Schmidt
1880 Floyd Lloyd Shaw
176 Nick thinner
Ais James Mccullough
400 Wilson Russell Calkins
453 Franz HI. Oetzman
973 Peter John Czlapinski
800 Leo P. Persok
294 Harvey Tillow Miller
408 Insco Walker
8O4 Jacob William Shrek
230 John PrObash
271 Reuben Glen Dempewof
375 Ole Haugsby
65 Walter Havelock Fleming
2S2 Clyde William Hebard
9S8 Adolph Hemickson
1869 Otto L. Oleson
751 Henry Duca
1046 John Dixon
615 Edward Sabaske
1929 William J. Wells
455 Grant E. Shepherd
1873 Harry Miller
4S3 Jake Reichel
881 Andy Mandl
1887 Amos Harold Webb
346 Martin Joseph Ward
457 Arthur Schultz
62 Earl James COnley
207 Ernest Kolb
67 Ignace GrecZyk
GAG Albin Phillip Meyer
1881 Fredolin Streiff
528 John Trojan
912 Walter Holman
II Val McCracken
500 Frank Mcclure
248 John JakOubek
521 George Elmer Rathbun
sos Clarence Thomas Johnson
947 Wilfred F.. Schmidt
GA Gregg WILDER Sergent
100 Cornelius Groothouzen
283 Joseph Hejhal
1927 John w. Wolf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-08-03

1893 Louis Daniel Adams
9O3 Clifford Wallace
697 Cash Elvin La porte
20 Will Kressin
381 Olaf Martin HOff
594 Lawrence p. koehler
494 Leo Adolph Bison
95 Euclid j. Berthlaume
1913 Alfred Krogstad
$40 Stanley Sokolowski
90 Fred Boyer
831 Byrne Junius Manley
800 Herman F. Sillman
998 Henry Levin
BIZ Seymour Barney Clark
696 Erick William Kallstrom
so Lester Irving Vreeland
244 John Guy Craney
1853 William Christman
1917 Thomas e. Robbins
231 Phares PreSher
969 Frank Monroe BredesOn
"a Howard Donald Passage
761 Joseph A. Koehler
787 James Klima
$50 Richard Aug. Barstad
81 Samuel Ivan Stevens
288 John Ramos
826 Otto p. Jeske
296 Bedford wallace Miller
489 Fred Schott
1905 Arthur Geo. Nelson
$50 Frank Carwin Harvey
1896 Philip Joseph Marrier
II Lewis James Madison
SAT Bert Anderson
1884 John MOuZakeyS
943 Fred Mattson
1893 Victor Clyde Daklns
1872 Clarence Melvin KrOgstad
$50 Herbert Hoselton
1874 Howard Mechling
1926 Charles Hraban
289 Paul Kruzelok
1893 George Haratyk
443 Stanley Golat
"a Carl Edw Larson
951 Sam Woodland
779 Louis Rudolph Wilson
558 Stanley KOWaleWsk1
389 Louis Jacob Lohfink
LOAF Art w. Daniels
728 Benjamin Harrison Miller
$50 Henry Hanson
149 John Boss
4S2 Stanley Miniatt
81 Earl e. Campbell
219 Tom McClain
693 Albert Henry Johnson
839 Delbert William Woodhouse
1894 Ruben Linhart
As Arvid Thorwald Smith
COS Peter Mansky
6S7 Roy Emil Gratis
1856 Edward Carl Flunker
SAL George Joseph Mitchell
247 Joseph FaWley
179 Claude o. Clements
6S4 Robert Jestums Erickson
997 George Phillip Luell
922 Oscar Sorenson
253 Carl Albert Peterson
263 Alex Andrew Bliffert
SIT Buford Howell Clark
1872 Olin Jerome SwensOn
661 Nicola Evanoff Vlaeff
727 Gus Mitchell
584 Edwin J. Gleason
496 Joseph George Ireno Glguere
811 Ben Gotlif Bloom
II William Dubois
897 VIM. Sphinx
1918 Frank S. Stevens
748 Lester 3. earns
108 Fred w. Krell
178 Paul Herman Bunchek
377 John Jacob Harvey
8 Oscar Lee Campbell
347 Carl Jaul Wenstadt
70 Henry Bernard Helms
Is Romeo Anthony Hasson
952 VIM. H. Wilson
sos Jacob Kantnski
7S9 James Edward Mcfarland
$40 Frank Michael Doyle
1874 Martin Void
GOT Herman Mater
374 Victor Hugo Harvey
925 Arthur Anderson
173 Harry Thistle
1874 Joe Dachton
$40 AL Davis
166 Arthur huffman
1899 Frank Bell
474 Clyde Chas. Coin
60 Oscar Emil Carlson
518 William Joseph Nichols
759 John Kassela
2O8 Michael Krezelok
293 Josef Mistrzak
III Julius John Tom
1856 George Bryant Gale
404 Joel B. Stone
1877 Andrew Fletcher
369 Charles Revert Ehlers
575 John CZuben
PIT Richard Flohr
9S7 Phillip Henry Griffin
Ali Clarence Hiram Conry
80 John Ward Ramsey
266 Clinton Clayton Garfield
1913 Frank M. Stevens
249 August william Jipson
204 Joseph Koditek
387 Carl Nelson King
1885 Chester Arthur Winters
Cpl Fred w. Scott
1879 Clarence Harmon
81 Avon Edward Boldon
159 Frank Gordon
419 William Maynard Ellingson
1877 Tony HOdun
1913 Leonard P. Schneiders
165 ALT. Johnson
767 Frank Gilliland Pomeroy
334 BENJAMIN Harrison Petricok
1856 John B. King
1901 Francis Ed Mosher
252 Frederick Edward Newhoff
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01
Former Soldier Faces
Most Severe Penalty

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 31.-Facing a
sentence of no less severity than life
imprisonment, with the possibility of
execution by firing squad, the fate
of Glynn Newell, former regular army
infantryman, now a member of the ma
tional army at Camp Lewis, was in the
hands of Major General H. A. Greene
today for review.
The case of Newell is that most ser
ious which has yet come before a
courtmartial at Camp Lewis, INVOLVING
charges of both desertion and a statu
tory offensive against 15-year-old
Tacoma girl. Conviction on either
charge will mean either life imprison
ment or death for the young soldier
Fhe trial court has no option to i'm
pose less punishment under military
law. The court IS findings, made secret
ly yesterday, must be reviewed by the
commanding general, however, before
being made known. Newell is being
closely guarded pending the decision.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01

Capital Journal Special Service)
Brooks, Nov. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. A. e.
Harris arrived home Sunday night
from their visit back east. They report
having a good time, but are glad to
get back home again
Hunters were very busy the last
days of the season, but there does not
stem to be many birds around Brooks
this year.
Potato digging has commenced on
Lake Labish and reports are of very
good crop this year.
Beans are mostly threshed and have
yielded better than was expected. Al
though the crop was not as large as
some former years, the equality is ex-
ira good
School commences in the new school
next Monday. We have a fine lot of
pupils, good instructors and adandy
new school house, so there Will Be no
excuse now for failures and absehtees
The onion harvest is1tfb5uti over for
this wear. There has been d otreI Iehdous
crop on Lake LabisH this nyeAr Few
people realize the flaghftuHeI Of this
industry, and its Importance to Salem
and Marion county. Your scrlbee has
been informed that one grower a M I
Barker, had $50 sacks to the acre. This
means bringing lot Of cash into Ma
rion county. 1H,9l l'pA '.-.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W.. P.ai Gilbert had
friends visiting them from, Auihsville
on Sunday. Mr.. Gilbeft's former home
was at Aumsville where had a. store
The Red Cross auxiliary is atrang
ing to give a supper sometime In No
vember to provide funds to purchase
necessaries for making supplies Ev
erybody ought to come and Hooverize
whilst eating, but 60 the limit when
paying.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken' entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken of Salem
Sunday, to dinner; Mr.. McCracken
driving out Sunday morning and back
lagain Sunday night. ~. W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01
PratlIrl Items

Capital Journal Special Service)
Pratum, Nov Miss Blanche Cor
nu visited her parents of this place
last week.
Miss Emma Staley of Hillsboro is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
The Misses Lily and Florence Stein
er are attending high school in Silver
ton.
Miss Eleanor Sehaap spent the week
end at home.
Miss Sophia Madsen visited with rel
atives in Silve1ton Saturday and Sun
day
+. B. Wedel of the Salem Deaconess
hospital was a Pratum visitor Tuesday
afternoon. sta. atI
Mrs. c. S. Rice called on Mrs. Myrtle
Goebel Monday afternoon, 7''''
The D. j. Steiner family have emov.
ed to the John Gerber eF9irfi ranch east Of
this city. 49,. ~ .l9,l
Mills were given lively tn paI paaIninihg lin.
merlv Miss Mary Harper. ,.,,at.
Most of the farmers in the Heighbor-
hood have their potato crops harvest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01
Auburn News

Roy Hammer was home from Port
land recently visiting with the home
folks. psh 7.it0o
Mr.. and Mrs DeBapp and Mrs. De-
Lapp, Sr., of Salem were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs J. w. L. Smith Sunday.
Several Auburn folks attended the
farewell reception given the Company
NJ boys in Salem. nxid GsSuo
Leo Sutter of MillsI City spent Sun
day in Auburn.
Private Elmer Olson was among the
members of Company M to spend Sat
urday and Sunday with Salem friends
and home folks. He returned with the
company to Clackamas Sunday even
ing.
Mrs, A. H. Hammer was calling oil
friends and neighbors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bushntll have moved
to Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bray
will occupy their Auburn home.
Miss Julia Olson is spending few
weeks at Newport.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01
A Stubborn Cough
LO0seTls Right Up
This homemade remedy n q wonder
for quick results. Easily and
cheaply made.


The prompt and positive action of this
simple, inexpensive homemade remedy
in quickly healing the infamed or swollen
membranes of the throat, chest or bron-
chial tubes and breaking up tight
homes than any other cough remedy.
Under its healing. soothing influence,
chest soreness goes, phlegm iooscns,
breathing becomes easier, tickling in
throat stops and YOU get a good nights
restful sleep. The usual throat and
chest colds are conquered by it in "a
hours or less. Nothing better for bron-
chitis, hoarseness, Group, whooping
cough, bronchial asthma or winter
coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2 " ounces of Pinex $50 cents
worth), into pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup
and shake thoroughly. You then have
full pint-a family supply-of a much
better cough syrup than ycu could buy
ready-made for S2.50. Keeps perfectly
and children love It's pleasant taste.
PiHex is special and highly eoneen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is known the world
over for its prOmptness, ease and eer-
tainty in overcoming stubborn cougha
and chest colds.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for % ounces of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., IT. Wayne. Ind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01
VON HARTLING DELAYS
final ACCEPTANCE

Amsterdam, Nov. 1.-If Count Won
Hertling withholds his acceptance OF
the German ehancellorship because he
cannot obtain full majority of the
reichstag, the German parliamentary
reformers have achieved an epochal
victory.
Berlin dispatches today reported this
reason for Hertling's non-aceeptanee.
IL is the first time in the history on
Germany that a chancellor has let any,
thing like reiehstag opposition stand
in his way. 1t is the first time in Ger
man history that the re.ehstag thus
Indirectly has managed to impose ITS
will on the kaiser.
Opposition of the reichstag maJori-
ty 10 Won Hertling, it was reported
was due to the former Bavarian pre-.
mier's violent and reiterated opposi'
tion to all rule of the people. The sew
enty four year old statesman is a dis
eipie of the old school of an autocrat-
ie ring to conduct the government. I'm.
mediately after the kaiser g choice o.
such an enemy to popular rule was an
nounced, leaders of parliamentary re-
form groups met and unanimously vot'
cd to resist his selection.
Whether or not this reiehstag major
ity win cause the kaiser's abandon
ment of the appointment was not hint
ed in Berlin dispatches today. If II
does. popular rule in Germany has
made an unprecedented advance step
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01
:. Willamette Valley Ne.Os :.

ing themselves in a new Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Il. Fargo of Salem
were Hazelau visitors recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Blodgett and
small daughter Charity, were guests at
the Blodgett home Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Newkirk Of Portland, Mrs.
James Crepps and Mrs. D. P. johnson
of Salem were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Johns recently
Walter Fuller was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Blodgett Sunday. MI.
Fuller just returned from a trip to
Jamestown, N, Y, and reports that
women are working on section work
around Chicago.
Joseph Barber is suffering from
blood poison.
Roy Blodgett is confined to his bed
with lumbago; he is attended by DR.
Scott
Mrs. Elias Jensen had the misfor-
tunee to break. off half of sewing
needle in her right hand. Drs Pember.
ton and Cashatt located it by Xray
and removed il. If there is no infection
Mrs. Jensen will be able to use heI
hand in few days.