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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

W2eIoungen BON Oorfi6re 6eiagen
faB Die 3eppeline, mel6e an friiben
Morgen in ser 9tGbe Der &iiite uon
2incolni6irc lluO Dorfibire ouitailb.
ten @omben morien umO Suittorpc.
ooS u6ieuerten.
o0ailp Wfail~ DerIongt
@ie0erDergeltung.
2on6on %. Sept. Gie
u0ail1 Moil" perlaugt in ciueu
2eitortifel, in welbem lie Den 2uits
ilberiaa beipri9t @ieocroergels
tuugsmoBna6men. u0os britilbe
&olf" logt iie, ywiiroe oieie 9lngriiie
nit @leiNgaItigfeit binne6men, menn
es miiBte, OaB ic0em 0erielben eiu
9(nqriif folgen miiroe, bel Dem oaS
roppeIie @emi6t Der in @nglanO ab.
eeporieuen 9oulben ii6er oeutiden
Stdoten abgemorien Weroen miiroe-
&aBt inns ben 0eltiben eineu S9log
perieberL lmO lobt uns i'm i6mer
irefienl"
Sriteuflieger i'm @efe6 t
nit Oeutiben.
2on0on %. September. - Sine
6cute bon Der 6ritiitben 9lomiralitdt
ausgegebene oifi5ielle @rfldrung
iagt:
Pm Wlontaa Nlorqen iprroe bon
Wloriue-2leroplaneu elm 9omben-Sln-
grill arf oas @arsienore-9IeroOrom
muternommen Gs murOen Oielc
9omben berabaeporien, bon Oenen
Oie meiiien 5wilden Oie Sduppen
uuO &auaors uno ouf 9leroplone iie
len, Die in Dem gleroOronl ouibepabrt
9ln 0emicl6en Gage IiieB cine iale.
rer SSlieaer &otrouilleu auf cine tar
fe Grippe bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cine Maicbine lpurOe 5erit6rt lmO ei-
ne onoere beibdoi9t Qllle uniere
fe6rteu ii6er 5uriid."
6ran86iiiGe s ieger oftip.
@oris, %. September. Cine
6elhige oiii3ielle @litt1ei1ne oe5
iron3oIiIt6en &riegS6ureaS io0t:
.llnIere 9(eroploue BADEN Deridlie-
0ene 9omben=Cperotionen Ourhge
fii6rt. @eltern 9}odt purOen 10000
&ilo bon @rploiipitoiier 6cra6gcmor'
len, borncbnli6 aif Oie @obn60ie
6ci Gum6roi 9nrenibirG 2onguDou
unO gricullc Me6rcre SrdnOe bro
den ans.
@eri6t iiber Oen
&uftongriff.
Berlin pio 9onOon, %. Sept
Gs rpur0e bcutc Oic oiii5icue 9lnfiiu-
oigrng gemodjt, OaB Oelltibe N6licgcr
qeItcrn g2o6t 9omben ouf Oos Gcur
trum SonoonS unO aui GoOer,
Sput6euo, Chatham uno S6cereB
mo oub oui Giinfirbcn i'm n0roli-
Heu Sronlrcid bcru6morien
g9ie oie Wlitt6ciluug bin3uIiigt
febrten aae W1oiAinen unbei6d0iat
5uriId.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
: eutider 9fn9riff nit
q lummenner

@artS, 25. Sept Cos beute
gtd6mittag uom fran50liiben Sriegs-
bureau per0fientliaie oifi5iele Com.
Wntnique iogt SolgenoeS:
u9luf Der 9lispe.6ront oab es Ie6.
bate 9lrtilerie 9uelle, ebenio in
Oen 9lbihnitt bon Surtebiie lmo flo
lid bon SSnpincourt.
&ir lMlngen eineu lle6erroihlngS-
9lngriii oeS 6einoes ouf ilniere flei-
men @oiiei oItlid BON Gcton unO
n0rolicb BON oenr Siigei 304 a6.
9luf Dem rebten llfcr Oer W'uas,
oif Der &eroum.6rout icbie oer
6eino iein Ie6boiteS @omboroement
in ser @egcnO n0rOlit6 pom G6aume.
gSoIOe iort unO erneuerte feline Gor.
it0Bc oe9eu iniere SrbiiBengrd6en in
Der 9iadbaridaft bon Beaumont.
Grob ser intenIipen Gerluenoing bon
6lammemperferu muroe ser Seino
bon inns 5uriidgeit6logen imo erIitt
ld6mere GerluIte, o6ne irgen0 pelbcn
&ort6eil er5ielt 81 6a6en
Sn sen @oaeicn CAB eS 9luiflG-
uuos-Operationeu Ourd &otrouil.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Ter 9rauting uidt 70 piele 5iegs
iiber ole @onierDotiueu errimaen 1at
ols erlpartet plroc. 9roniing miro
nit Der llnteritiiBuug Der SiberaleH
i'm llHterbons iiber cine 0roBe 9Pcio.
ritdt ueriHarn, aber cs iAeiut In sic
lem shIgen6ld 8ueiielbait 5n iein
cb oie iebiae 9}egiernng oie @a6leu
ais eine 9leoerlaae betradlten uno
o60anfen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
WalIcndinridltnn0en IL W6enf?

Slmiterbam, 25. Sept. gSad
8eridten pelcbe beim yEelegraai"
pon Der @ren5e eiutraien ioaen IN
oen Iebteu Orei @oben in @bent,
9eIgien oreiBia Giumo6ner, ole uu'
ter oer 9lnfIooe Der espionage itau-
ben hingerihtet poroen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Nlenrr Genfnr.gireftpr.

@arts, 25. 5ept Gapiidn
gluliaar0 wroe geltern als 9ladiol'
Ger bon D3auieiouls 6um 0irettor
Ocs Geniur.9lmtes ernannt. GaS
2uartier Oes Gennur-9lmts lpurOe
siir5lid bon oem Iinfen llier Der
Seine na9 Der 96rie oerIeet oouit
es bequemer fir Die 3eitunaeu liegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
g8eiierfampfeM!

80 rlllt Soro IerbD, Der britiide
ariegsminiiter, in elmer Aeoe iei-
men @0rern 3it. @r iagt, ser
Seino iei nod ni6t oemoraIiiirt.
uuo 9laiirte t6nnten hidts tblm,
ais meiter tdmpien.
Qou6om 25. Sept. Ser
&riegsminiiter @arl Of 0er6p Iogte
geiiern ql6eno in elmer 9InIprade bel
oem Diner OeS canaoiIc6eu @Iu6s IN
6oIfeitone, 0aB 0ie 9llliirfen III sic.
lem ariege eroBc 8e6Ier gemadt ia.
BEN Dab a6er oie 5eiuoe nod groBere
begingen lmO aamG6lid 3ur lleber.
0eligling fonmeu, ooB iie Die falide
&arte beniiben.
Gr beiiirbte, ooB ser Ration uabr.
iGeinli6 nod me6r Sampi lmo Sor.
gen ituO @leno 6cuorite6eii, ebe Der
&rieg 5it Gnoe ae6t.
GS 6ieB. idgtc ser Griegsminiter.
bob Der 8ein0 oemoraliiirt iei. Dies
iei nidt lua6r, Ger 6eiuO fdnpfe
nod imo iei nidt Oemoraliiirt. 0b.
glcid Oie Geutidcu qut fdnpien
fdmpien Die 9laiirten oo9 nod piel
6eiier, 10 iii6rte ser 9le0ner aus.
0ic 9lntport Der 0}itteImddte an
ben 95apit btipreheno, iogte Qoro
0erbp, ooB ser Gog Ooriiber Iet 100
Gin &0nig oOer cine 9legierirng Sen
&ricg beginner f6nue. Tie ein8ige
Mo6t arieg 3li erfldren oOer 81 Der.
nnlaiieiL lei ooS 8olf ieIblt imo oas
ein5ise, mas Die glaiirten MN tbum
fonnten, iei 3a beoenten mas
0eutiAlan0 Der Gipiliiation onget6au
babe, lmo peiter 81 fGmpfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Strife.
gImtlidl Sementirt

Ole Wlcloimg BON Der fiir5licbcn Ser
ieufimg bon iiini NonoelsidiIIcn
mo bon 5luei oer Tie beoleitcnoeu
&rieaSibiiien in elmer Grlld.
rllng 0es 6lottcn-Icparieucnts
ais Griiuona be3eidnet.
@of6ington IS. September,
&oS 6lotteu 0epartemept crleB
belte gl6eno eiu oiii3ielcS Demeuii
Ger fiir5lid peroiientIihten N1eloluIa
ooB Hinf SonoelslAiiie imo 5mei lie
begleitenoe ariegsiAiiic perieuIi luor'
Ben ieieu.
@larine, Sefret0r 1ouicls 6oi hey
fauntlid periprohen Dab @erlniie
Oem AAiblihm nibt oerbeimitbt mer.
oen ioIlen
Gie grfIarina Oes 5lotien. Nepar.
tements. Oie olrd) oos Gomiic fiig
Giientlide Snformotion ausaeae0cn
murOe, iagt;
DSnnerbolb Der lebten @aar Gaze
BAT Elm 9eri6t ooB iiini aouiia6riep
idiiie mo 5pci Der i6neu ais Gs4
corte oienenoen arieaSihiiie ia ei.
ucm Sample nit llnierieebooten per
ieutt morOeu ieicn, III Ger @relie mel.
te Gerbreitlgng crbalten
GaS Marine-Ieparteneut oluori
iirt ole GrtIarug sob oieie @eihid
te ieoer tbatidAlideu 9eoriinonna
ent6ebrt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

AbUnuruirn, hgc ben &tnilrDrn Gore.
ipDnnenien" ilidlt piinlllitb u0er Wnreacl.
nldhiB gIDaIteM. NHu BgUeten, ber Cfllre
baDcn Ncr %elepDpn DneE ldrifilld WNt.
thelluug 81 mameH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Sir grnd NIT 2cntidlauS.

GrflGrt lid sic oreeutiniibe Qepiir-
ten-aammer. 1lit einem 30.
tum BON 53 geaen rs Stinmen
Gin glei1er 9eidhlB Bat De.
reits 0en SeHat poiiirt. Iie
Strife.Situotion in Slrgenthien
miro beoentIih.
8ueno8 Aires, 25. SEPT.
Sic 0eputirteufammer ittuute 6aite
nit SO gegen IS Stimmcn fiir emeu
ql66rnd oer9e5ie6ungeu NIT Geuiib.
lano.
(Ger 9ei6MB, ser oen 9l6bruA oer
9e5iebuugeu NIT Geutidlano Dor.
iiebt mir0e bereits in lester @ods
bon 0em areentiniideu 5euot mgc.
nomneH inO 8mar nit einem &ohn
bon 90 9egen Stinme)
Die Regierling miiuidt ibre Eolr
tit crit ieii5ulegeH uadoem bonn Not
ihaiter gtaon in @al6inatou lleber
lebunqeH Der 4t5 Gelearanune eiuae.
goneen iino, ole Oon Der 6ied0m
idpeoiiden @eionotibait abaeimSt
ooer elnpiangen lpuroen.
Die Gegierng trdgt iid6 nit 0eM
@eOanteu cine idarie @enlur iiper
ale ausaebenoen 8oticbaiten en8ir
fiibren Inn eineu WliBbraub ser SEA.
bel pie er bon @rai 2urbilrg geirie.
ben muroe, 3u Oerbinoern.
Strife- 5ituation miro
be0entli6.
Ole 0ur6 Sen Strife berbeigeiii6r.
te 5ihlatiou miro INNER crniier, imo
es miro gehirAtet. oaB ser Gouilitt
repohitiondren G6arntter mnnebmen
miro, meun nidt unuer3iielb elm
ginoeriiGuoniB er5ielt miro.
9ie Nn6ruugSmitiel- 3unl6r Der
Staot lit beiuobc g1uaIi1 o69eibnit,
ten. @}ilb lit iiber6aitpt nidt mebr
81 6oben. 0os 9l6idneioen Der lelc.
grapben-1rdbte bat sic Staot iioirt
Don na6egelegcuen iiioIiden 4uniteu
obqeie6en. Sic cili3ige @abcl.Her.
biuouno, ole ofieu bIcibt lit bic iiber
&onOon.
Deutfhc i6rocrn 0en
Strife.
Ole 9e6orOcn iino ofii5iea IN
0enntniB geiebt woroeh ooB Strife
glgitatoren in Der Sto0t Santa sSe
NIT Dem oortigeu oeutihen @onml
conferirt bobcn uno oaB Der crnte
Strife in iener Staot ipd6reno oes
Iehtan Wlnnats non Gelltihen alae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
ylad0ti0t
Grgrnltrri0t.
&Om OCn NcMtl6CmSrM
pen geiG6rt.
We9em bic @ritem DItIidb
BON Yperm.

Die 0eutlben 0rlngen an omei @nnt-
ten in Die 6ritiic9en Steluneeu
elm peroeu o6er ipdter Oltrb eli
men @eoenporiioB ser 9riten wie-
Der binausgetrieben. @riten
ltelen i6re aIte 2inie mieoer ber.
2onoon, 25. Sept. Die 6eilte
9lbeuo bonn britil6en 9lrmee6oupt-
quartier Oer0iientlidte oiii5ielle Dtit-
tbeiluna iagt:
ollnter Dem S6ube eiues 0i9ten
9lebels unternabmen Oie feiuoli9en
Eruppen bellte @}orgen einen mdd-
tigen @egenaneritf gegen uuiere
Stelliueen an Dem 9ergriiden 0itli6
bon Dpern 5miicben Eoper Sonlets
imo Dem Folpgon g8aloe. glli DEM
0r6Bten G6eile oieier 6ront wltroe
Der Sein0 3uriidgeiAla0en; ober on
5Wei sBilnften mnlittel6ar n0ro-
lid bon ser 2pern Menin-StraBe
mO gerooe iii0lib bonn EoIDgou-
&aloe gelong es Dem iSeinoe, nii
elmer Idmalen 6ront in rniere Sinie
ein3ioringen.
&dbren0 Oes gnu5en WlorgenS 0olt.
erten bhltige a6mpie iort, mo inn
9littaa begann Scr ScinO einen 3iuei-
ten @eaenoorIioB nit itorfen 6rup-
penmaiien.
God trob lciner @emii6lngen &C.
long cS ibm nidt ipeiteren 6ortidritt
ST Ma6en, unO om friiben gladbnit-
tog trieben itniere @egenonoriife Sen
SSeino ans sen Stel(inaen, in melAe
er tenpordr eingeoruugeu mar
llniere 2inie ilt allf ser gan5cn
6ront mieoer beraeiteat por0en.
Seute Wloraen in oller Srii6e
nobte cine ieinolibe 9lbt6eilllng ei.
neu llcberial auf cineu unierer go
lton liioligb bon Guedlt.
gSd6reu0 oes gon5eu Cages wor
oie glrtiaerieE56tiafeit IN DER @e-
genO oitliD bon Dpern cine ie5r
regc~
9riten MAIDEN erfoIgrei.
den llebcrfall.
&pn0on, %. Sept. ~ Gas bri.
tii4e 9lrmee6olptquartier erlieB 6eu-
te g|abmitta0 0eu uoditc6enoeu Off.
8iellen @eric6t:
a@ir iiibrteu geiieru 9lodt IN Scr
@egeuo oiilidj bon GpebD einen er-
folgrei6en llcberfaa aus mo mo6-
ten cine gln5o6l bon geiangenen.
Sin @eriid6 oe5 8einocs, einen
unlcrer Dorgeiho6encn Soften moro
0itlidj bon Gems al nebmem muroe
noh einem @eiebt nit 8omben Der
eitelt.
Gle glriiucrie 0eS 5euiOeS 5eiate
mdbreno Der 9iadt in oen @e3irf oit-
lid uno noroIid pon Ypern leb6oite
9lftipitGt."
Ceutider 9lnqriff nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Grei Oeutide 9leroplane murOen
geiteru our6 unicre 6lieger beruu.
tergc6olt.~
&ur @rtiIlerie- g(ftioncn
Last &oris.
@oris, 25. September. Gle
6ente 9l6eno bonn iran50iiidcn
&riegS6urcot Oeroiientlibte oiii5icI!e
Olittbeilung ioot:
Sic 9lrtillerie-9lfiionen uoren ie6r
lebboiter glatur in Der @egeno bon
Surtcbiie lmo Graonne ino ouf Dem
rebten llier Der @laoS, in Dem 9l6.
idnitt 0eS G6aume.gSal0eS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Geutide MAIDEN @ewinu
nor0lib BON @er0un.

Berlin. pia 2onooh 20. Sept.
SdiiBengrdbn auf elmer Sront non
400 Nietern na6e Beaumont, n0rolih
bon GerouL purocu oeitern BON Oen
0elltiden Streittrditen Oen 6rarBo-
fen eutriiien lmO aeseu me6rere @e-
geuangrifie bebauptet
3ieIe &unoe bringt ser omtlibe
@eridt Der berte 9lohnittag uon
ser oeutideu oberiteu Seercsleituug
be5iialiG Der Gperotionen alf ser
meltli6en 6roHt uusaeae6en mIroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

sei ben crIten errei@ten Die Oelti@en
5licacr niGt Oie britiide Soupt-
ftoOt. 0lob feiuc eiuaelubeiteu
iibcr Oieien lleberfuIl 8ur @onO-
Sci Oeul 9lmeriif om 0Soutoa
fanfaebn @erioneu oet0Otet, iiber
70 pcrIest. sdoOen aering-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
SysarDIamD. cymHitmt.
Nben0 dDMlen

nm @lontaG, BEN 4. rfiDbeF, Olirn.
Neusr NAriue iui Mlntlne. 3eldlngn.
Eept2d, 20N)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
Elks' drill, 1880 this evening.

Before the close of the school year,
the Salem high school viii hold an open
session some evening when all fond pa
rents and others interested viii be Civ
en- an opportunity to see the school in
actual operation. All the different
classes will be doing their work as il in
Gay time and no visitors present. The
chemistry class will be experimenting
and the visitors will be allowed to wan
der in at will and ask questions. The
girls in the different domestic science
departments will be cooking and sewing
and their mothers asked to step in and
look them over. The business class in
typewriting will be under headway and
the business man who needs an assistant
will have an opportunity to size up the
work of the pupils, And the same will
be true of every department. Every
pupil will be working at some regular
class work and visitors who like to ask
questions will be welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
PERSONALS
= = : = = Z \ 4 4 I + 4 /,

Milo NJ. Bergey, OF Dallas, was in
the city Sunday.
P. L. Weeks, of Silverton, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Smith were in
Portland Sunday.
Attorney Blaine MeCord is in the city
from Woodburn.
W. B. Murphy was a Salem visitor
Sunday from Black Rock.
G. A. C. Hanson, of Falls City, was a
Salem visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. DeVore motored
on the Pacific highway yesterday.
C. S. Piper, of the firm of Scott &
Piper, was in the city Sunday from
Portland.
Mrs. A. G. Newsom, Mrs. W. Saylor
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Prunk motored to
Portland Sunday.
Edgar NJ. Rowland is home for few
days. visit with his parents. He il
with the Third Oregon Infantry banC
stationed at Vancouver.
w. NJ. Hamilton, of the Portland
Railway, Light & Power company, i
in Portland on company business.
E. A. Singleton, of the Multnomal
hotel, Portland, is in the city visitin,
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Robinson.
Miss Hazel Scott, superintendent o
the Springfield, Ore, hospital, is il
the city for a few days visit with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Scott.
will leave in few days for La Grand
where they will make their home. Nj
Kenworthy is associated with a cream
cry in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas, Q
San Francisco, are in the city for
two weeks visit with Mr. and Mr.
William MeGilehrist, the parents G
Mrs. Douglas. Mr.. Douglas is manage
of the Kelly-Clark company, of Sa
Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
TAX DODGERS TELL
UNPLEASANT TRUTHS
Film Makers Pay SIabstick
BufOOn Salary Greater
Than of All the Senate

Washington, May Passing the
buck of war taxation" was the title
of a three act comedy drama, staged
before the senate finance committee
when it reOpened hearings on the rev.
enue bill today.
The principals in the show were rep
resentatives of the movies, cabarets
and legitimate theatricals.
Before the curtain descended almost
Jail those interested directly or indi-
rectly in the business of entertainment
came in for denunciation of one kind or
other.
Senator Thomas, from the wings,
scored the large hotels for charging S.
for theater tickets ordinarily sold for
50. Scalpers were assailed by the whole
least.
johnson Lignon, represented the le-
gitimate stage and appeared first, his
lines, somewhat censored, running as
follows:
"'We who have visited cabarets soon
find out they are not giving their en-.
tertainments for nothing.
We all know that common ordi
nary 10 cent drink in a cabaret costs
Iabout fifty to sixty cents and they
make the public pay in various othel
ways for the show
And then, addressing the movies
Lignon continued:
ANY industry that can afford t.
pay a slapstick comedian as much a
the combined salaries of the UniteC
States senate and to a girl scarcely on
of her teens more than is paid tn
president, his cabinet and the suprem
court all together, might well be calle,
upon for copious contributions in thi
taxation. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
SPY BILL PASSES SENATE

Washington, May l4.-By a
vote of Il 10 & the senate late
today passed the Gregory es.
pionage bin aud sent IL to con
; ference.
Senators Overman, Fletcher
; and Nelson were named as con
ferees.
Before vbting on the whole
; bill the senate, by a vote of
, 65 TO ., rejected an amendment
; offered by Senator LaFolette
: to the embargo of the hill
: which would limit the pres
: ident's powers Of establishing
an embargo TO neutral nations
and prevent him from using
such embargo TO eoeree neutral
< into the war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
Elks drill, 7:SO this evening.
The wittcnberg King company needs

The Wittenberg- King company needs
more contracts for stringless beans at
$40 ton and for potatoes at $l7 a
ton. This morning Robert c. Paulus
said that by special arrangements with
the company five years contracts could
be made on all products excepting po-
tatoes and beans. There was some oh.
jcctions to 50 long term contract as
10 years on some vegetables. Those who
have signed the one year contracts will
be given an opportunity to renew at
the end of one year, and if not renewed,
contracts from other growers win be Sc
cured. There is also need for more
prunes which will be contracted for five
years at rs cents, the Wittenberg King
company to furnish the boxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

Tonight about 100 of the teachers Of
the city schools win be taken off the
anxious seat. Two weeks ago ut reg
ular meeting of the board OF directors
the election of the teachers was post
poned until the next regular meeting ON
account of the deadlock ON the PROPOSE
tion of raising the salaries 50 a month
of all teachers receiving less than SlOO
a month. 1t is understood that all di'
reetors will be present this evening and
as their number is five, there viii be
no chance for a deadlock and teachers
who have applied may breath easier to
morrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

On account Of no quorum being pres
ent, the social department OF the Com.
mercial club did not hold an election for
directors Saturday evening. The elcc-
tion of directors this week is scheduled
as follows: Tuesday evening, civic de-
partment, director to succeed +. b.
Southwick; Wednesday evening, indus.
trial department, director to succeed
Theodore Roth, and in the social de-
partment, successor 10 L. II. McMa-
han. Thursday evening, legislative and
taxation department, director to sue
cced Chas. V. Galloway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
TWELVE TEACHERS APPLY

Twelve of the teachers from Cottage
Grove, Saturday applied to Superin.
tendent J. A. Churchill for member
ship certificates in the N. E. A. The
following are the teachers:
Mrs. lima R. Beager, Mr.. W. G. Beat
tie, Miss Hester Bemis, Mrs. Orpah
Benson, Miss La Villa Buell., Miss Lula
Currin, Miss Georgia Kinsey, Mr.. Ern'
est Purvance, Miss Bertha Stevens
Miss Eunice Van Denburg, Miss L
Adele White, Miss Carolyn Woods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

PARTIALLY clear days during the month
The range Of temperature SUNDAY was
from 60 TO Is, while year ago for the
same date il was 66 to 80. The fem.
perature so far this month has averaged
about the SAME as one year ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

The plans and specifications for tho
library building of the Oregon Agricul.
tural building will be submitted 10 con.
tractors May 22. The building will cost
about 100000. il is probable that sew.
oral Salem contractors win submit bids.
including Southwick & Heodnck, Van
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
COMING EVENTS

May Is. - ''Maneuvers Of
Jane" senior play, high
schOou auditorium.
May l7.-Saiem Festival Chur-
us, First NJ. f. church.
May l9.-Annual Field Day OF
Marion county schools.
May l9.-Last day Of register
ing for special election,
June 4.
May 2S-2l,-Aunual convention
w. CT. u, Ramp hall.
NAV 29.-Concert by College Of
Music, advanced class, First
NJ. E. church.
Nav S0.-Memorial day. All
stores closed.
June special state election.
June S.-High school commence
ment at armOry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

Crop and weather report turned in
by the Port Oxford Tribune's Langlois
correspondent: ''The rain stops few
minutes now and then and the sun
+peeps out,when the gardeners rush for
their spades, and in haste get few
seeds planted. BY next August good
heavy shower will be very welcome. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
PROHIBITION DEFEATED
IN THE SENATE TODAY

Washington, May IA Re.
Vcrsing its action Of Saturday,
the senate today, by vote Of
~ to 37. struck out the Cum.
minis prohibition amendment
from the Gregory espionage bill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
The committee appointed BY The Chez

The committee appointed by the Cher
rians to secure the namc> Of those who
would 80 to Roseburg Friday evening to
celebrate Strawberry day next Saturday
did not receive much encouragement
this morning. Unless there should be
some sudden change in the general feel
ing, it is probable that the excursion
win be abandoned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

The Elks will drill again this evening.
The meeting win be held in the lodge
room and the drilling will begin at 1880
o'clock. Last Monday evening the at
tendance was 40.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

FOWLER-At the Willamette Sanator-
ium, Sunday morning, May 10, 1917,
Charles S. Fowler, the six year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Fowler, of
Wheatland.
The funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the
Hopewell church with burial in the
Hopewell cemetery.
fSCHRIEBER - At his home, 355 South
Fourteenth street, Monday, May IA
1917 George Raemer Schneider, at the
age of "a years,
He is survived byglis wife. Before
marriage her name was Esther L. Plum
er.
The body is at the undertaking estab
lishment of Rigdon & Richardson. NJ
funeral announcements have been made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
No Censorship.

Washington, May li.-Over.
whelming defeat was admins.
tered late today to the admins.
tration's S efforts TO restore i'm
the Gregory espionage bin a
censorship section. The vote
was Is TO 81 against
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

The Good Templars will meet in
their hall, 267 South Church street,
Tuesday evening at S o'clock. All in
terested are requested to be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

U'uVWayl fetnlh IA.
appraiser for the F,a,nl nm N
board at Spokane, /, ,,'Di.,' N.
lands at Folalla, Cl,,l,','
This will be the first aso,i,'. /
state to take ADVANTAGE wv 4 \, /
Farmers in Marion COUNTY NJ
secure money from M, .r,' - !
write Ray L. Smith, ,ser,t,r.'. t',,s
Of the Marion.Polk Count, n n.
Farm Loan association, S,lr =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

For the benefit of those who buy
bread, the bakeries are now making a
10 ounce loaf which retailS at 10 cents.
The 10 cent loaf weighs q ounces
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

guilty On the request Of the defend.
ant attorney and on approval of the
district attorney, Judge Webster sus'
pended the Jail sentence during good be-
haviour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

For Sale-Lumber, houses, two gar
AGE. four barns and other articles.
Phone 544 on Front or mark A. j. An
derson. o'l'