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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
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Observation-Disclosures meote I
0tinnedpoli8 236c til 26oe Snnltar.
glac UtcOicmmer ira DC ire Samfuno
uur tilitc0e.
Gn NfunQ0c NrGcioc iorelau, %
Qanifc nrcQct bIep ogioa uOfSrt. Sno'
itiuinqcr ira Subfomitecr Tor ii
itriftainoocIing, Sn0remiaiton, Seq
ninqcni2iiou liant ira 9laofomlteen
blco helt cler OcIuia bebonolct
&iGlQe 6iaic 6oriluG til Gnr2mc'
ocrnc itnI unocr Cucropipn al Ell tPl'
les Miiaiion@beitprclic, Scr foroeIer
YPiaiionapcnNcnc, oct cgcntIige Sll'
0rcmiaiionaarbciOc briuc2 AZ DC cn'
fcltc Giitriftcr, hDi5 Iormano tilliJc
ilugcrcr Tom Observation-Disclosures
iuOcn Iiitriftrt.
Get bIep Iiaclcoe5 bciIuttct at lore.
ilau Ell iorcIcbia Organization n Get
cuQcIifc @rbcioc pco al ounnc cl rs.
location al cugclifc McniAbcOcr in.
Sen Samilmoct.
Wtcit riltcrcaic ircmbp0cr ooa 6or.
boIhct til Sen iunfaIOtc Diinoritet
Sunoocn sra Nroi. e. 81. Ereu@
oQ Voit. :. .. Sprriion mo0tog ncrta
IiA Torcningafomitecn Ell SfriOciic.
Der mocbolot ipIgcn0r ~QIpOcIi0e Gr.
flUriuQ "Ytiuoritctcu nntnQer btr.
pco nrpntc &nobpocIic mco Bon ON
at @uo uiI lc6c 0Cttc Sfri0t iii N2l.
liancIic for lin aIrfc."
.Otiniitcr (. g. Smcnion, ion
trcOic NiColcm al Ben al bcn inufoiot(
Viinoritct palgtc &onlite, bar tilIte6(
oa opcrbrugtc Striucliel inmt nf00r
iom Snnr pao Spprgamuol Ell &c.
SplDaninGcr onanacnoc SfriO2lieul
SnoboIo % @eniiGt, ser gif no pnn
at SfripclieuS Wcnina bar, ut SPl,
Ir9fomitccn3 &n0bpocIic bar mrtnQct
iuoIcoc4 iom Ben par lloitcOt al So.
mitccn.
) &cubolo til ooenitaocuoc iuttco,
Trllcafomitcen isIgcnOc 9eillltnina
Trlc3fomitceu uotoIer lin @IPoe %
1of Ill @uo, iorbi ocuS ISnobpbelil
CT antaqct al Ntinoritctcn / Spnoocn
Sna cr Oa bette port Saab frpne
mco Nclo. Sotfcn % gGren tiIbprcl
@u6.
VI. 3. @ec, 3. .. 0lpiSafcr, Sc
Der (angicr0, Sctretprcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

ltaar Dog MI mcb en- iterf SsleIle al
GnbeO; % er HigSenbeoen unoer
ErsisienS 2eoelie emo for mango al
Dem roget %rImageIig, iau bar DC BOG
III SlegtSfplelien iom oct iterfeitc
Bern.
Si lpnges ollie citer Sreb. Wen Ell
parig Sreo fan life bpgges oper finn.
itige 2anoegrGuier, bpor geograiiif
rigtige Oisie enc fan ipnes at uGre.
De rationale @rPnler maa irem.
De er CUBS egen Srbning, % DC err
bpert Soils rette Sarp og Srang.
gr oct mulig for oS Sfanoinaper
at spe nogen Snoilroclie / Sen 9tet-
ming? @il oct, Der ubtalcs / bore
Imua HatiouerS Wooersmaal, iaa
noaet at betpoe? Iil man / set be.
lie gipe Igt paa pore Srb?
Seq peo bet life; men iaa megct
beo ieg BOG, at @llo oite Burger DC
imoa Notioner til at bane Sci ior
bans Hctiprb8 Sanfer. Ti ifol Ser
for life tie, men tale, til ri bliucr
bort.
&riitian Gitergoarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
SnugrS SnnOSc.

- Naitpr @rcIooblif bar uprct {
Naitor Rcruil3 Molo, 0mlftou 60,
:. :, "a hoIot Ntroer; men Sneitors
meme az ll'rre bar pprct uoitillig iii
%IuOer Tor SoguIngcu Ill Mipoerne.
- sra Neron cafe, Mimi, ifripe2
ocu Site Nomtor, at Naitor Z. :.
&mutiou ga huroc oTrct ser Ell llgc
"a hoI0t N!c0cr. San taltc puu Nor't
ON GitermibhnlCuc o. poo Gulclif
ON N]ittuGruc. Nnitor Nrthur &un.
renee ira NfirrcopoIi3 par oQiaa til.
itcNc ~ ianG iamt Icoet SauQcu I'M.
Der NtrNcrnc. &obu Nrcoihall ira
Chicago tlcntc iom Nrgnuiit.
- Eoitor Nou3bCrd Cr iQicn erin
bret mch Gf2trugouer AZ lit Wcnia-
hcO2ioIf. vi @olocn 2cit Weni1heS
III han en- rSlrIcRuUc uaa $135 % al
&onocro NicniRheo 500. Ipr hop6c
Sc inoet ioriticlIiQc Giug iou bcbc.
uca / ct Nicm. Get cr gIUoclio at
ITN8c M}crfC I'll, al &uorcmiSiionS,
prcltcru iooIcbc@ itpttc@ % opmrntrcS
al oct GoIt. sc nrbcioer ibIun0t. ifri.
pcr "&uobUrcrCn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

len err en- Iaturfraft, ser er neolagt
al @ub | Den enfelteS Srpit, % Sen
fnptter Menneifer al famine Solf og
Stomme lamnlen til en- Gnbeo. Men
bette llOelltffer life, at Der og'aa fan
banneS en- Rigsenbeb, bpor globets
@oanb life binber ollie iammen. Ser.
paa er ScbpeiS ct gfsenpeI pg De
Sprenebe Stater ct anoet.
llnotogelien fan DOG beller life
Der opbrpe Gegelen. % Ielo inben.
for Scbpei5' @rpnIer fan oct mer.
fes, of Scbpei5ere al iranif eller ito
Iienif aiitamniug bar en- Samfslelic
DC life fam belc nleo Scbpei3ere al
init afitamning, ON emo oenne 80.
Ielie Dol0es inoenior Be rette 8rGll.
Ter al aiprIigbeoen til oeres 2ano.
90 III, ri nutrraliierebe amerlfan.
Ife Nor9ere - hi elifer ollie bette
2anb o0 bar life @rrno til aloet, %
Dor Selfpro er paa Oct neielte fnpts
tet til 2onoets, Der bar optaget oS
iom @or9ere. 81 banner alligepel
operalt rationale 6oreninger, life
bare al iprpgliae @rrnoe, nlet foroi
ri, ifjent hi clifer oettc Sano, ogIaa
ellfer pore SporeS 2auo. Ser er
oanifc, norife, ~Ipenife, tpife, polite, Is.
lanoite plu. Sorenlnger rullot ! San-
oet, oa allc itaur &c Iom Sinoeleo
mellem oe enfelte llOpanhrere % iaa
set 1SoIf, sc cr uopnnbrct ira; og ale
bar De bel M / bisic arigsaar raft
Ell biplpenoc Saano til De liocnoe al
oerc3 eaen Station - naturllgpis. .
Sa, naturliguis; for her er ri paa
Hatursriuo / WooiGtning til DC
funitige gnbeOcr, Der oallnes peo Or
obriuger % biplomatiife Nigierclier.
Set piIoe pore unatllrlig, ON man
life biaIp fine nRrmcitc ierit, SanIfe
I. Cts. oe oanIfc Spnoeripoer. So
i~terfere SlegtsfslelIe er, oes mere
Srong er Der til at biGlpe.
: itsrre Sorbolo gier Oenne 6elel.
ic iig siGloenbe iom SfanoinopiS'
ne, San ermanisme, Yan.S lapis.
me oip. Set beiIegteoe oil iamle o.
orbcioe iammen.
Set bill life laOc Jig trGnge liant
men. Norge blcp alorig oanit, bpor
IGngc oct eno par tuutgct 'antmen
nlco Sanmarf; oN l~igeiaaliot bleo
/. oct ipenif / RigsiGIlesifabet meo
Sperisc. Set bppoeoe fin SelpitGn-
t oigbco % pnnot Ben iulbt no. %
| III "pi itaar ire @rsore iamnlen og
| ifaI Iaaban itaa.," Saainart Spang
| par albeleS ~uoeluffet, o. Den natitr'
ligc SsIelie funbe iaa Sop at uoioloe
iia, iaa furoe @looets Saano bragg
, De ire nTrbcilesteoe Hationer nGr-
, mere ianuuen; % M itaar DC ! en-
. iaItere % pGroifuloere Gnbeo, enc
De noeeniinbe itob / UNDER iGlleS
. aon9e.
r England. oct bumalle % friiinoeoc
4 england! bpao funbe Set life bare
gapnet iig iclp % belle Seroen peo al
oatc mere paa SlegtSielelien %
minbre paa ben e~urop9iife Sisepegt
4 gu itaar oct tuunset ino | unaturIi
ae politiife SorbiuoeIier, mems be'
iercr en- sbel9ggeube arig MOB er
I. al sc Haticner. oct or nGrincit
SIegt meb. Spiferne, paa i'm Sioc
eicr oct famine. Ncn allie Spifer'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Suffering for @iSrae
til Salorissapsn

scr moSt08ct % t~yjttcrct for ST.
S37.I7.
&co 0ou :. 9. RobIc, RnnircS.
q. =, ira ieIGcnNc / Iortb Easola:
0clac Auutieu Sticitc. Narpcn. (Eon.
oct &an8) 50, Singer 8. Siclo CRr3.
8. u. Soial @&iuot. (Eoucet GtueSa,
lcu) $40, Suosrs $. CponI Garoo
OE0uoer Bang 50. g. q. Gilier lRa,
NUM- Rehinoci lSorNct &. NurSon
50, Scuator Nict y. IiIicn l9lamm,
Gmcrcoc, Touoet g, BURIAL s., s..
g. @rog, &iSmart (6ouoct Z. Nrr,
rail- SO. SiIiummcu S45. SaIt
S498247. a. ". Sunobeim Sas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

no. Ser oil bum bpilc til Spitanocls
lens Ror9enl Sreo p0re meo beuoes
5tspl %elItanet bare beroes Winbe.
Spar Sdnoberg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

no. Ser oil bum bpilc i'll Cpitanbels
lens @orgcnl Srcb ppre meo bcnbes
otspl %eIIianet bore berbes yiinbe.
Spar Sdnoberg.
Serpeo betienotgisres for frap9s
rcloc SIrgt % getieuote, at Dor e!e
ifcoc 0tooer, Sn9eborQ greiietb, ieot
MunotIon, bcnioo title Sroen paa
i'm Nrclier Den 24oe Sept. 1916. 5ens
res iibitc Orb our: 6crre.' pGr min
Sreit, gin Bet on IoUeoc nteb Din
Mgii".
Gibebc bIep 50 aur 3 Wnnueoer OF
II Sage gnmmel. Suu odr i5ot Den
tOhc Suri 1927 puo Bnnrben SeIe
/ Haunootteu, 2itre 5Iinre, @aIDers
% bIeo / 1850 Gift mco Ole &rnelon
@rciicth beu Sio 1sllcr ueo EeIS 81
pen / Norbrc GurNaI, &dlocrs, hnnr
gncn Nugerres M er. ! 1896 uos
uorhrche De til Nmeriia % boIatte ii1
/ Wdnitoipoc Gonnth, @i5., og lepcoe
Ser til @naren 1873; Hptrepe % ri
Coor Golutp, Wis, oQ Der neoe ben
res Qtduo Den fife Sdnrdr 1885.
0dn bar "a 81 aar , Dtdancoer o9 u
Sage oummel. 8uoreu 1850 rIptttoe
Fuu mco line Born iii Chippewa So.
WimleIotn. boor bun bar a1uerlerpc
ho5 fine Senrer / ro9Ic Nor; men M
/ mango Tar Far hlr nCret hos me
Sore / minneapolis. hpor bun odr
til lin SOB. Sun bar Mooer III /,
Qsru. 6poraf 4 ooerlcuer hcnNe, o9 DC
: cr oangnc foruo en- unN Nloer. p
cucrlepeuoc CT . Senncr, De : Glore
Of Snulilieu. Nrue. iom Dor oeo Wont
tcpioco, @iinu.. % amrt iom Dor ocn
9%lerauorin, Rinu., og ina er Der 2
Ectrc. SC hu9ite az EIottcn; DC er
0ounn Sulin Ninbrum iou leoer
minneapolis, % Iiia SlRa 9. Sre;s
Ieth. Ii9clcScs / IimucdpoIj3. Iibcbc
Gbiler MI poa GrpitoI cafe @rapploos
/ IimenpoliS. SoliN or Oc Nsbc. ION
80 / 6crrcu 8. q. 8reiietb.
On AZ Sc @amlc / 60 Grosic, Scrcc
9nocrion beoe Sir5baQ Den 29oe 81
mar / lit SiemL zoos 20. Glib Ct.
% @c9rupclIcu fore9it Sen 2oen 6ebr
San bar iebt / 8irB2atcr Den 16Ne
Warts 1884. s 1895 untom ban I'll
Ga Gro5ie, blep gift / NaIfman Greet
Sen 21be alguIt 1860 al TaItor 6ric!
meo aaren ainnlibagen iom operleuer
Fam ttQiocmeo 8 gern, Nntou, Soa oe
CLARA. 6nu arbeibcoc iom Strrocel
/ mango Nur for Nou5 NnNerion.
81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

aritian EitcrguarO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
Hazel Green News

Capital journal Special Service)
Hazel Green, Nov. 17.-Miss Adah
Latham was given a delightful sur
prise on her 23d birthday, Wednesday
evening On returning home from pray
er meeting she found the front rochn
filled with friends who had assembled
to give her a good time, and others
came later. Games and refreshments
filled the evening Is program. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar John
son and children, Misses Hilda and
Mildred Williamson, Cecilia Zerlinskt,
Earl and opal Rhodes, Freida Chap
man, Violet Wilson, Myrtle Outright,
Emma Fisher and Ada6 Latham, Mes
srs. Merle Chapman, VIM, DUNCAN,
Walter Weinert, Henry Rasmussen,
Charles Zeihnski, Sail Conan, Ben
Wilon and C. j. Latham.
The honor roll for the month ending
Nov. 2 was small in the primary room.
Lily Wilson and Paul Zeilinski. Those
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
:. Willamette Valley Nevs =.
Aurora News Notes

In the suit of II. L. Bents against A
E. oberg a temporary injunction hal
been granted restraining the defendant
from disposing Of or removing certain
hops in his possession from the county
Mr.. and MRS. A. B. Dentel were here
| Saturday from their home at East
Butteville. They reported the food
pledge cards as being signed by prac.
tically 100 per cent OF the people of that
district.
| F. M. Matthews, a pioneer Of Macks-
burg died last week Wednesday. Fun
eral services were held at the Matthews
home, Rev. +. Tn. Lucas conducting
the services. Mr.. Matthew had lived at
Macksburg over 80 years. He is surviv-
ed by his widow and daughter.
w. c. Kinyon was among the Butte
vile people here Friday. He had just
finished digging two acres of potatoes
from which he picked up 600 bushels.
which is a fine yield for this season.
Many fields are not yielding even 100
bushels per acre.
Mrs. Chas. Radcliffe, who is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Den
tel at East Butteville, has received let
tiers from her husband who is q Regi
mental Sergeant Major at Little Rock,
Arkansas, that it is not certain how
soon his regiment may be ordered to the
front.
The school census completed some
days ago shows the Aurora joint dis
trict to have 128 pupils in Marion coun-
ty and 16 in Clackamas county. Last
year there were 119 in Marion aud 1q
in Clackamas. Each pupil between the
ages of and 20 years receives So from
tho county school fund and a varying
amount from the state school fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. White have re-
ceiyed letters from their sons Ira White
and Victor White of the Oregon Infan-
try who are now at Camp Mills, Min
cola, Long Island, New York. The Ore
gon troops that left here recently went
direct to Camp Mills, arriving there be-
fore the Oregon troops FROM Camp
Greene, N. G. The Oregon boys all think
the weather exceedingly cold.
Mrs. j. w. Sadler last week read be-
fore the Woodburn Woman s club in !
and instructive report of
the convention Of the state Federation
of Women g clubs held at Prineville in
October, the report having been written
by Mrs. Ernest Piper, president of the
Aurora Woman's club, who attended
the convention as delegate from the
Aurora club.
Venue chapter, o. E. E., was organic
ed recently at Donald. The following Of
ficers were chosen: G. A, Cone, Worthy
Patron; Aletta Sexsmith, Worthy Mat
ron; Alice Cone, Associate Matron; Dor
Dthy Freeman, Secretary; S. A. Sex
smith, treasurer; Alice Quinn, conduct
ress; Mrs. Moore, Warden; J. ?. Eel
ler, Sentinel; M. R. DeSart, Chaplain;
Aletta Giesy, Pianist; Points of the
Star are: Mrs. Alice Mays, Allah; Miss
Eva Swan, Ruth; Mrs. A. d. Yergen,
Ester; Mrs. Glen Yergen, Martha; Mrs.
Ellen Feller, Electa.-Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

should turn to this supply of de-
hcious food at this time when the
whole world more or less is facing
food shortage. Not only can the
fish of the sea-. lakes and streams
save US from the pinch of hunger,
but the opening up Of this source of
food will sooner or later bring down
the cost of living.
After the war we shall have
sources of food that were not
thought of before, and thus all
humanity will benefit. We should
therefore cultivate a liking for FISH,
and use this form OF food as much
as possible.
The Department Of Agriculture
very wisely IS advising those OF our
citizens who live near lakes and
streams to familiarize themselves
with methods of canning FISH.
which can be secured sometimes
at a very low cost and then saved
for use during the winter months.
Recently experiments have been
made in the use of whale meat as
food which hav feciared
most successful
American hotels restaurants
now. whale meat can be secured.
1t IS. said to have a delicious taste.
A good many years ago whale
fishing was a great industry. but
since the decline in the price Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
WEST SALEM
= < Z = / \ i < 4 = < = ,

Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Woleott of Seat
tie are the house guests Of their son.
in-iaw and daughter, Rev and Mrs
Renton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas and
children who have been in southern
Oregon for couple Of years, returned
to this neighborhood Thursday. They
expect to remain for the winter.
Mrs. G. H. Douglas Of Kingwood
Park has been failing in health for
some time and was taken to the hos.
pital Saturday morning for major
operation. Her mo her, Mrs. Churchill
of Oregon City, has come up to stay
with the family until her recovery.
n. Z. Tyler of Bnena Vista was a
Wednesday night guest at the J. R.
Bedford home.
Mrs. G. Hughes, mother Of Mrs. J.
r. Bedford, and one time resident Of
this neiohhorhood is very i'll at her
home in East Salem.
Pinckney Bros. have sold their dairy
to a aneouver firm and have moved
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

sperm oil and the lessened use of
whale bone the industry has be-
come almost extinct. But with
the demand for whale meat, il can
be revived quickly and in this one
instance alone an almost limitless
amount of food can be laid at the
door of mankind.
Experiments by the Bureau of
Fisheries also have shown that
most species of the shark are good
food. OF course some members of
the family are scaNengers, man
eaters. etc, but most members of
the shark tribe are good to eat and
the flesh is clean and tasty.
In Our inland streams and lakes
there is fish called the carp
which is generally looked upon
with disdain. But here lies one of
our greatest sources OF food sup
ply. There were 100000 pounds
of carp marketed in the United
States III one year according to the
latest census. The waters of our
streams are flied with this fish
tOudy II IS source OF IOOQ
that should be utilized. All one
needs is to know how TO cook the
carp properly. There is a long
list Of fish that have not hitherto
been regarded as food fish, but which
experiments have shown are emi7
nently ft for human consumption:
Among these are sharks, bo~fn,
toadhsh. squids. goose6sh. skates.
gray6sh. sablefsh, burbot. lanfprey,
eels and menhaden.
While we are conserving our
supplies Of wheat. fats, meat and
sugar. steps should be taken more
adequately to utilize this endless sup
ply Of food.
In all the talk one hears about
thrift and food conservation. one
hears far too little about the FISH
and its uses. In eating FISH We can
well feel that we are taking food
from nobody's mouth. for there
seems enough for the whole world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
THREE EFFICIENT
MEDICINES

Hoods Sarsaparilla, superlative
blood purifier and appetizer, origl-
mated in a Boston physicians success
full prescription,
Peptiron, superlative iron tonic,
for. anemia, nervousness, made from
iron, pepsin, nux, celery, etc.,
Hoods Pills, superiative family
cathartic, for liver, constipation.-
The superlative combination that
gives superlative health.
Practically everybody needs at
least one of these medicines.
But,-lf your blood is scrofulous,
II you are also anemic or nervous,
Ii you are constipated besides
thousands have all these ailments,-
You need all three medicines.
Ask your druggist for them today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
Donald News


/
Sunday, her mother, Mrs Mark Brown
and brother, Samuel Brown of Salem
also her sister, Mrs. Ralph Shedek, anG
husband of Portland.
G. F. Lansing and c.. H. Chapman
of Salem were Donald visitors this
ipast week.
I c. A. Ross of Portland was register
ed at the Bungalow this week.
Among the Portland guests who stop
Iped at the Bungalow this week were,
is. Brant and L. Flory.
George Williams of Camas, Greg
was visiting Donald friends last week.
Mrs. Settlemeier, associate grand ma
tron of Eastern Star, is coming over
from Woodburn to instruct the ladies
of the local lodge, Friday evening.
Mrs Eppers was passenger to Port
land Thursday.
Mrs. j. P. Darby and two small sons
of Shaw, were guests for several days
with Mrs. A. E. Feller, Mrs. Darby =
sister.
Mike Hoff and son, Thornton of
Baker, Oregon, were Donald visitors
this week.
George Fargo drove out from Port
land Saturday to visit in Donald and
Fargo.
Stanley Smith of Butteville was a
Donald visitor Tuesday.
DR.. Shorey, wife and children of
Woodburn were Donald visitors Friday
sim Marty was up from Portland
for a visit of two days with his moth
er.
S. L. Spencer, Geo. Speight and Dave
Pendleton made trip to Newberg
Andrew Kaufman returned Monday
to his home in Great Falls, Montana,
after spending several days on his
farm near town.
A. J. Rich and family were St. Paul
visitors Sunday.
Herbert Davis of University, Cal,
IS a guest at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. G.. J. Espey.
Del DeSart, who is attending high
school at Woodburn, is reported to be
keeping bachelors hall.
S. E. Baker and family have moved
% town for the winter. At present
hey are occupying Ben Quinn IS house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Williams and Al
7in Williams were Silverton visitors
friday
Jesse Cook of Newberg pent few
lays this week in Donald with his, son.
The moving picture theater has rails
d the price of tickets one cent, max
ng adults l6 and children lie.
Thursday mornings Oregonian gives
marriage license granted to Joseph |
'honey and Miss Laura Meeker, both
,arties are well known here.
Peter Freeman recently bought 12
.cres Of land west of Donald, from Mrs
nary Gilbertson.
George Spreight had the misfortune
o hire young Scotchman to help pick |
'otatoes, who was slack in his ideas
f honesty. He left the field, where |
Ir. and Mrs. Spreight were working,
or the purpose of getting a drink, but
aking advantage of their absence he
ansacked the house, taking a gold |
7atch and charm, and a box of regis
ration papers, of Mr.. Spreight's IS fine
took and poultry which were valued |
t $4,000. The alarm was soon given
nd the lad was located at Aurora. He
ad the watch and charm in his pos
esion and when threatened offered to
how where he had hidden the box The
were scattered about, and in
he leaves was a heavy gold ring,
rhich he said he did not take because
had Mr.. Spreight's name in it. The
oy was sent to Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
SOCIALISTS WANT PEACE.

Amsterdam, Nov. 16.-German inde-
pendent socialists have asked the pres
ident Of the yreichstag to convene an ex-
traordinary session Of that body for
discussion of a peace offer received
from Nieholai Lenine, the Russian Boil
shevih leader. Dispatches from Berlin
revealing the petition did not specify
under what circumstances Lenine had
made an offer Of peace.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

'into the Page residence in Kiugwood
Park.
Rev. Ranton breaches every Sunday
evening in the city hall lie is also Il
good violinist. Everybody welcome to
come and join in these services.
An interesting lecture and stereop-
tieon views was given in the hall
Tuesday night by a returned mission
airy from the South sea islands. There
was quite a large audience present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
NEARING JERUSALEM

London, Nov. Il. How close the
British have approached TO Jerusalem
was revealed by General f. b. Maui
rice, director Of operations, in an in
terview with the United Press. On
Monday, he said, General AHenby
drove the Turks back for seven miles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

R. N. A.-''Oregon Grape Camp" No.
1860, meets every Thursday evening
in Darby and Lafky building, Court
and High streets; Mrs. Sylvia
Schaup, 1871 Market, oracle; Mrs.
Malissa Parsons, recorder, 1896 N.
Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

S55 ACRES, 120 cultivated, fair i'm
provements, Linn county, Oregon,
for Salem residence or income prop
erty, not over $4,000. 25 acres, 10
acres cultivated, fair improvements,
z miles out, for modern Salem resi-
dence, 10 acres well improved, 4
mile from car line for larger farm,
not over $4,000. 4 cows, two horses,
harness, wagon, two cream separa-
tors for 5 passenger auto not over
$500. Want $1,000 and l $4,000 loan
on good real estate. 158 acres, all cul-
tivated bottom land, close in, fair
improvements, good road only $75
per acre. $50 acres river bottom, fair
improvements, sos per acre. Soeolof-
sky, 341 State. 12-9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

to a position along the Kedron cover
ing Joppa and the railway junction
10 Jerusalem itself.
. One of cur cavalry groups, - he
added, ttook HOO prisoners
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
SECOND HAND GOODS

BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE
Men IS clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry,
watches, tools, musical instruments,
bicycles, guns, rifles, revolvers, suit
cases, trunks, cameras, typswriters
and furniture. Capital Exchange, 337
Court street. Phone 493.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

On MoLAY CoAIlMANDERY, No. 8, K. IT,
Regular conclave fourth Friday In each
Nsnth at 8 O'Clock p M, in Masonic
Temple. Sojourning Sir Knights are
Glen C. Niles, q. c.; Il. B, Thielsen,
recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

WOoDMEN OF THE woRLD-Meet every
Friday night at 8 O'Clock in Derby
bldg, Court and High streets. A. ],
Sweinink, C. c.; L. s, Geer, clerk, 5O7
Court street Phone 593.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. w. STRAUS
Pre5fafsf A1srIeaH S0Gev for Tkrih

Out in the
sea, t h e e
exists a supply
of food such
as mankind
h a S ne yer
dreamed OF.
There also is
an almost in
exh h a u stible
supply III OuI
lakes, rivers
and streams.
1t is a fea-
ture Of thrift
t h a : w e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
LODGE DIRECTORY

MODERN wOODMEN OBJ AMERICA-ore-
Gen Cedar Camp, No. 5246. meets every
Thursday evening at o'clock In Derby
Building, corner Court and High streets.
=. B. Day, v. c.; J, A, Wright, Clerk !;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

sHhwnf LODGE No. 4, A. q. & A. M
Stated communications first Friday In
each month at 80 p. m in the Masonic
Temple. Fred A McIntIre, w. M;
3. z. Culver, secretary.