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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12
Local Library Shows
Substntial Growth

The report of Librarian Flora M. Case
made to the library board at its meet
ing last night showed substantial
growth in the patronage accorded the
institution.
The report showed that total of 49,
1876 volumes were ON hand on Decem'
Der LIST. The total circulation for the
past month was 5,091, or an increase
Of approximately 450 over the month OF
October, The day of largest circulation
was on Friday, Nov. Gath, when 32O
volumns were taken out. The average
circulation for the month was 204 vol
umns The total number Of readers
cards in force December first was 6,SSS.
The librarian S report said of the ex'
hibit of books and library work held in
&c. S. Hamilton s Furniture Store the
last week Of the month, that good inter
est was shown by the passers-by but
that fewer entered for information than
were wished for.
The total number of books sent to
the soldiers thus far is 1913 periodicals
756,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12
CHICAGO NATIONALS
BUY TWO Big ONES
Alexander and Killifer Pur-
chased at Price of $50
600 to $4,000
By @. s. Hamilton
lited rPess Staff CorrespondentJ

Omitted rPess Staff Correspondent
New York, Dee. 1a.- War time econ.
omies and calamity howlers in base.
bah drew simultaneous slap in the
eye today when it became known that
Grover Cleveland Alexander and viii
liam Killifer had been sold to the Chi.
cago National league club for an unnam-
ed price, said to be between $50,-00O
and $4,000.
Alexander, star of stars in tho older
major league circuit, has spent his en-
tire career as big Lacquer with tht
Phillies He has been a star of the first
magnitude ever since he broke in. KILL
fer, while not rated the best catcher
in the game, has always been considered
a high class performer. The pair has con
stituted one of the greatest batteries in
baseball.
Charles Weeghman, president of the
Cubs, still has 100000 of the 100000
he brought with him to spend for bah
PLAYERS. If this record as a spender con-
tinues for the remainder Of the season
lie win ha duplicated the feat Of his
riyal Charles Comiskey, in purchasing a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12

judges are thus authorized and empow.
cred to make every small incorporated
city and town a seperate precinct.
elf this is done' declares Attorney
Gehlhar, sit is going to cost the state
of Oregon, outside of Portland, from
$4,000 to $4,000 in addition to causing
a great inconvenience to the voter and
to disrupting the present permanent reg
istration files and causing great ex-
pense in the office of the county clerk
in complying with the large number of
changes in precinct boundaries.
GAS to what the obligation of the
county court is in regard to the chang
ing of precincts to correspond with ward
boundaries in the larger cities, is mat
ter that is in doubt. 1t is held by many,
that the city is as much obligated to
change its precincts to correspond with
the county precincts as the county is
to change its precincts to correspond
with the city subdivision. Both county
and city insisting on their present sub
divisions, would create deadlock, and
this condition of itself, indicates that
the portion of the act is not self-execut.
ing.
1.-THE question is, if the two elections
next summer cannot be held with the
same election board, what is the use
of going to all the needless expense, and
causing unnecessary Inconvenience to
the voter at the present time. -
Would Cost Marion County $1,000
Putting the amendment into effect in
Marion county, counting only the small
towns that are a part of the larger
election precincts and where the size of
the precincts is such that it would not
REQUIRE a subdivision for great many
years, and making only one extra pre-
cinct in each case, would require the
creation of eleven new precincts. AS
suming the average expense for each
precinct for the pay of election boards,
rent of polling places, light and heat,
to be $40, without regard to the size
of the precinct, and adding the expen'
ses for delivery and return of the bal
lot boxes, printing of ballots and pro-
viding ballot boxes, envelopes and sup
plies, the added expense to Marion coun.
ty alone would be upwards of $1,000
the next year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12

''The actor who talks of Art in
caps to-day usually acts in nonpa,
reil, says Wilton Lackaye.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12
COAL BAReEs SUNK

Cincinnati, Ohio. Dee. l2,-Breaking
of an ice gorge in the Ohio river here
today swept away thirty coal barges
and a number Of them, containing more
than 1000 tons of coal, were sunk.
Scores of launches, skiffs, houseboats
and shanty boats also were swept down
stream. So far as known no lives were
lost
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12
i \ X X x x = 4 y 4 4 =
CoMBING WON'T RID
HAIR OF DANDRUFF
X * \ X X * x x x X x X

The only sure way to get rid Of dand
ruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub it in
gently with the finger tips,
Do this tonight, and by morning,
most if not all, of your dandruff will
be gone, and three or four more ap,
pIications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of it, no matter how much dand-
ruff you may have
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop AZ
once, and your hair will be fluffy, lus-
trous, glossy, silky and soft, and look
and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is Inexpensive and never fails
to do the work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12
Americas War Crops
VIII Be Most Valuable

Washington, Dec. 11.---America s war
crops this year were the most valuable
in its history, according to final esti-
mates on acreage, production and val
nee, announced by the department Of
agriculture today.
The record corn crop amounted to
3,159, ,491 900 bushels, with a farm value
December /, of $3.50, $4,000.
Winter and spring wheat production
was 650,S9S,000 bushels valued at
$I,907, ,4lS,000.
Oats, l,lS7 ,2s6,OoO bushels; value
81 ,06l $4,000.
Barley, 2OS,975,OOo bushles; value
$2s7 $50 900.
Rye, 6O,l45,o0Q bushels; value $780,
Rice, s6,s7s,oOo bushels; value $685.
7l7,000
Potatoes. 442 $4,000 bushels; value
$54SS65 900.
Sweet potatoes, s7,141,00O bushels;
value 500 6,12l.000.
Cotton, lO,944OOO bales; value 81
sugar beets, e,2s7,ooo tons; value
SIS, $50 600.
Beans, l5,7ol,ooo bushelsi value
Sl02, $4,000,
Onions, ls,554,ooo bushels; value So,
Cabbage, 10000 tons; value sl7,-
Hay a5,oso,ooo tons; value $i,567-
S21'OoO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12
NfeCredie kicks.

Portland, Or, Dee, t2.-" In all my
experience, / have never seen 50 bold
an attempt to throw the hooks into one
club.
Such was Judge w. w. MeCredie S
comment today on the proposal Of Al
Baum and J. Cal Ewing for the transfer
Of the Portland franchise to Saeramen-
20.
"Those fellows want the ball play,
ers, franchise aud everything else We
have to offer and want 20 place the
money in the bank so as to protect them
selves against the draft and leave Us
'out in the cold to get along as best
we can. - Mecredie declared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-12
Lnapne Man onit.

Now York, Dec l2.-rhe lntcrnation'
al league made all arrangements for
throwing up the sponge at its annual
schedule meeting here in February
should the outlook at the time be as
dark rs at present.
Acting on the Recommendation of Ed
G. Barrow, president Of the league, the
magnates deferred any definite action.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
SStlion fOlgt ieinent
,,Gein &rieg" &urs!
Gin ubbrudb Scr Bcsiclmnacn NIT OemtiAlattc
neueIten 3cricbten aus 1Dai9inotcm 5Mfclec
pcrl6ttfte ricbt 81 bcfiird1tcn.
BeWMkticin ucrbcrrI1emS, Sdf Sas GcMtldle Dclk
Scn rii6iid1fslcIcn GamC9bcctkricg fcrSert.

Ioieu @erri6tungsfrieg gegelt Ste
fcinoti6e &nl0elSflotte blame uii0
babe DcugculdB @orbereitluigen ge-
troffen.
Scr 8rGiioent botte beute init iei.
nept Gotgeber, Sol. 9ouie, cine lalis
&c llnterreoung, ltlto c8 miro eripars
tet, 0nb 0o5 ao6inett Beltte i'll 5pe-
8iaIliButg 8uImnmentreten miro.
Ser 4rdlioent itu0ierte tic gaii5e
9todt birtourd Oen SnbaIt Der Oeilt.
i6ett 9tote.
2euti9tauo8 biItoriI6er S1adD-
8ug, 70 iagt man iid bier, miro bonn
oeutiben 8olfe geforoert, trosoeal
e8 ii9 Der Gatia6e belpuBt it, bal,
e8 fid oaourd Die 6eirl0idaft Der
nelttrulen 8elt 8r8iebt. gs nluB fidl
aber ge9en ben &rtgertoO i6iiBeit.
S5n 9tegierltng8freiien miro ange-
noumen, DaB e8 Elm 0eiperoter gIft
lit, berporgerltfen olr9 Die beorGng-
te pirtidaftlide Gage 9eutidlnllOs.
9ie gGnttport Der 2laiiertel aitf Die
8ilionide 6rteoenSnote bot nj
Sob ben 9ooen otsgqaD; [ds It'll
9euti6lono miro feinerle RiidiSf 6
o1f ben 5eiilo uro Die grls.f.
neDInen. Ser GinfluB 0es OelitIhen
&eidSfan8lers lit untergrahert uro
@in0enburgS 9lnithten iiaD Aeltte iii
GeutfAlano lnnBgehefO.
9eutidlauo batte fih ait bent er.
bornungsloien Salidj6ootfrieg ent-
idloiielt, iobaIo 0ie 9lllttDort ser
9tGiierten altf Die 6rie6eusnote g3iI-
ions eingetroffen mar. 8eittidIntto
lit ni@t millenS, fid I'M bIoBet sSn-
tereiie Der 9telttraGen at opferll, lnto
moht OeSboI6 bon ieiner beiteil
g8aIfe gcgen @nglano @c5rnudj.
2lmerifa mar nidt fn1itan0c, Oic
9IofaOe gegen QeutidLara au er,
nlaBiget 1r0 es uintnlt Jest 0as
9tedt ielbit in 0ie &ono, es mill nod)
eigenem @utoiinfer baltOeln.
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DcntitbtanG hcbt
Scrt PaneIdbltb allf!
Der 9icidsfaniler iaet, SentIdllanb
fcbt allcs anf's Spiel nuS
fintpft bis sum GnSc.

gcrlin 1. s5ebr. (g3on aorl g[fer.
manu. aorreiponOent Der GGglideil
9nnba Sribiiue. - Ger alueritani.
ide 9otidafter @eroro uno Der sc.
gation8iefretGr Greip beuufii6tigten
Oie in @ebeimihrift ob.
gefnBte g}otc au Die omerifouiide
Hegierltng. gcioe peigerteu iid. il.
rer Meinuna i,ber Oen e5ubnlt Der
ieIben 2lus0ruG 8ll berIeibeu.
Ser ReidStaa trat aelter1 i'm 8
lIbr nadjnittogS suianmen; oie Si-
bung 0alterte bis ticf in 0ic 9fodlt
binein.
Ger 9leihsfon5Ier belt cine Idn.
gcre Rc0e, in mcIdlrr er untcr au0e.
rem iagte:: g9ir iin0 bcraus arinr.
ocrt luor0cn. bis aui ocn lettcn
gIutsiropien su fdrapienl sSoblan,
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PclpitalIbiffe
lucrSclt octu0tflt!

Berlin I. sSe6r. (yitnfenberidt)
- 9ie 0elttide 9loutiraIitdt bot
bette foIQel0a grtlGrlng erlaIIen.
9ie 0Glttide Gc1ierltnq bat gelDeiie
an Sanb, bo8 feinoIide Solpitof-
idiffe b1uftg ais Sronsport- ltno
@t1tnitionsidiffe beripen0et ner6eu.
unO Die Oclttide &egierlung bat Der
britiiflen lulo froii50iiidet 3eeie.
rltng Oieic3 audi ni,f oiplomnfiiteai
8cge flln0 tun loIien ntto ST pleifDer
3eit Oie bei0eu Gegierungen 1T
aen1tuiS QeieBt bob SoipitaIihiffe.
bic ron iebt al i6ren 9eg nod
55ronfreid lno 8elgien neblnen, oo.
bel Die 8aiieritroBe GlauIboroitgb
nu0 Seoo, 3erihelling einerIeits un0
Sbome8-2otos anberieits beniseno,
nidt mebr of5 iold)c betrdhtet, lon-
bern ougegriffen lperOen. auBers
BALD 0e3 aenaunteu TiIiriftg fonnen
Die ieinolideR $oipitalidlifie uodj
8elieben berfegren, bod beb1It iidJ
oie belttide 9tcsierlng oas gReht
por, onh au0ere @niieriirabcn fir
Solpitnlidiffe SIT bonner.
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Die 1t>Bicncit fcbcn
flci6ia at ser Arbcit!
Ginc 9ln5a6l sdiffe icit Sufraft.
tretitng Scr uenen ll-goottricg-
fiiBrnug DerIeatt.

2onOon 1. 6e6ruor. Ge
IonO bat III be5ug auf 0ie gime!ler
rlng 0e5 er6orntltngSIoiet Gauaz
boottrieaeS @ort gebnltet Denn Ocl
boudnOiide, nit &rieg5torterban0e
belo0ene 9ampfer Gpiilon lit boir
einen 0eutihen &audboot nerIenft
morOen Gon Dem gleihen Shidiol
lpuroen 0rei britii4e 5iider0dl1pfcr
ereilt.
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stimmen mit ggilion ii6crein.


GS lit fir bic faiierde 9egcrnug bOdlit crs
frcnlid 81 crIeGcu, Snf bic 6anptprn5ipicn bicier
luid)tiacn gcfanutmndDnn9 I'M GrOfcn gan3cu NIT
ben gSiiuidlen nno Dft bc3cugtcn 9rtn5picn
3entIdlnn6S ii6ercnltimmcu
Gieic grn5ipicn ihliehcu bciun0crs SClbits
rc9iernng nnb alcidc 9ied)tc fir alc G0lfcr ciu.
ScntidlanO marSc h6dlit crfrcnt icn, wcnn in
9ncrfennnug OieIer 9riu5ipicn 2Guoer mic SSrlanO
nnO SinOen, bic itd nidt Der gSOBltat pnlitiidJcr
lnabbangi9felt crfreucu, lett lire Treibeit crlau
gen uiIrSeu. Sas 6entlde &oIt Ocrluirft ebcnfals
nllc gHnOniiic, lucldle bic GGnOer sn einem 8ctts
fnmpf nm Wadlt 5iUingen fnO 0icielbcn in Gin
Aeb iclbitlider SSntri8en aerBideln. 2ln6ererett9
inrO SentIdlInno germ alien SemIbnngcn 5nfIuf
tlge SrtCge 5u Dcrbin0crn, hetreten.
3ie Tretbcit Der Mccre, meldJc cine &urhc.
Oiugung fir Oas freie 8eitebcn Der SDlfer nnO fir
ben frieSlidcn 3lpiIdlenOerfeBr nHter linen tit,
cbcniu ue bic offenc Sir fir 6en 6anoel al(er
SOlfer, bat itets cinen Seil Der Sanptprin5ipieH
bun 0entidDlanOs pplitiidem Rrogramm gcblSct
llmiOmc6r be6nnert Bic taiicrlide Reacruna,
bar bic ioatnng igrer SSeinoc, meldlc 10 aans Gle
ncm 6rieOen nbgeneigt iiab eS Der gSclt aegcu.
iuartig nnniOglid mndjt Oieie buHcn SSSe0lc sn
Oernirflidcn. 8cntIdlanO nnb bciicn &crbnnOetc
iuarcm berc iett in cine i1ricOcns6eiprednng cins
5ntreteu, nnb battcu ais G'rnnOlngc bierfir bic
WaraHfe DER sftNcn3t oer SDre nH0 0er reteH
Gntuiflnna ibrcr &Olfrr anaecbt.
Sire 3iclc, luic ansortflid) in Der Mote Dum
IL. 9c3ember 1916 nn9eaeben iunrcn nidlt anf bic
8ernidtnHg Dber @ertilguu9 ilrer SeinSe gerid-
tet, pnbcru naf i6rcr lleber5cugnng npllfOmmcn
pertrGglitJ nit ben 9iedlten anocrcr &0Ifer.
gInucftiernHg Sel8icns niAt bea6iidh8t.
Sc5igdJ gclgicnS, fiir Oas in Sen gercinis.
tcn Stnaten Gin iuldl' iuormes nnb bcrslidcs Mt.
gefiibl bcfeGt fat Der Geidsfau5ler crit bpr Wena
gen gSOdeu erflGrt, 6aF oeien Innefticrnng nics
mails cinen Sell Der Seutiden 9lbfidjten gcbSct
fat.
Der SrieOe, ser NIT 8egieu bcabiidti0t iuar,
iolltc in Siciem 2nuOe, nit Dem 9entidlan6 in
frenn6idaftliden 8s5eGnnaen at blcibcn iuiuidt
cine Oerartige Gage idaffcn, bah 8elgicn nift Mic
Der BON 9eutdllanbs ecinSeu 5nm 3mefc, Oancrns
DC fcinOielige Sntrigcn an5ntiteu, gebrandt iuers
ben fOnnte. SOldje 8OrfdJtsmahregeln iinO nm 10
nutueuOiger, ais SeutiflanSs SSetnSe nidlt nnr in
ben glniprdden i6rer leitenOen StaatSmanucr, ions
bern audI III ben 9l6madungen Der 1fpomiifsn
Gonferen5 in gariS meocrgult nugcgeben Gabcu
i es lire I6iift ut, SentIdIlano nidt ais hires.
gleidJen 81 beganOelu, iel6it nafbem Der SrieOe
interchangeable iein iOllte, nnO beion6ers eucn
iDitcmatiisen SaRbclsfrieg gesen cs 5u fibrcu.
Geuc Gage 5uin8t SIT ncnen GutideiOangen.
Der gerinf Der hcr bcrbinoeten MGdJtc
5ricSeu Berbci5nfiibreu, lit infDlgc Der Grobcs
rnngsluit i5rer 5etnoe, ipclfc bic Srie6cnsbeSns
gangen Oiftiercu iUolltcu, feBlscidlla9eH. llntcr
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gSdlDIngtol, i. iSeDflt0r. s5ll
beiigcu Gcgicrllngsfreiierl glaltbte
man bel 8efanntmeroen Der 0eut-
iheu 91otc ii6cr ben Delttc beginner
Sen erburmlng8loien 9audbootfrieg
ieitcns 9eutid)lmloS uno oeiien Ser
bilnoctclL oob @rGiioe1t 8ilion TO-.
tort oic 0iplouatiiben 9e5lcbungen
NIT 9cutidlon0 lmo 9eiterreid- lin
garn o6brehen merDc. Qieie5 tit
a6cr bis icBt nod ntht geideGeu.
Ger 9}rQitoent ieI6it bat nod feline
Grtl4rung abgcgebelL ipie er iid 5u
Scr offi3ieQen 0eutiben slnfitnoi-
gung IteQen miro. Man erinnert ii1
6c5 gluSiprlt6es Des eaii0enteh
DAB elm arieg ooer 2lbbrub Der
0iplomatii6en 8e3iebungen nit olls
6eren 2dn0ern 0enfbar n1ogIitb Birl=
auSgeiboben per0en rliiiie. SSyn Re-
gicrung8freiien miro angenomnlen,
ooB Die 8ereilligteu Stoaten ii0 iebt
entidlieBen uiiiien, Oh iie gegen
Qellti6lano ln1o 0eIien gerbin0ete
&rieg erfl1ren poIlen o0er niGt.
0lan glol1bt ober niAt, 0aB &rait-
0ent @illol1 fir Ben 9rieg gu baben
! it, e8 iei beuL bob er ieine in Der
Suiier.gtote clltboltene 0robung
mubr moht, un0 0ieie 8robung be-
ltan0 Dorill bob er bic 9e8iebungen
8u 3ertid)lano nbbreden lperoe, ioa
balls 0ic 0eltti1e 9tegier1ng ibr ge-
ge5eneS 8erlpreden in be5uJ atf
ben Sou6bootfrieg 1tidt hGlt. ltno
Geutidlano bot 0ie grtl6rung abge=
gebcn, boB es Dn8 gegcbene Ser
ipred)en brehct, cS IN ollie 8iu0e
3eritrelen miro. IS lit jeBt feinc
3cit gum Iongel 91a6oenten; Der
ucte titanenDattc Strieg bat I'M Wtitz
ternaht begonnet menn Der nelltra-
len S6iffoGrt al9 cine fur3e GnGs
ocnfriit gegeben moroen 1T.
SSeltu aad III Dte1t9en Jle9lcs
run98freiien 0urouf beriuieien ptr6,
OoB sim NuiG nit 3eltt}dIanO foltm
3u ocrmei>,n it, alolbt man 0en-
nod, 0oB 0fr &r1iioent einc a6t0ar-
tcnoe Qaltlmq cinnebuat pirG, lnl0
3nor aus nad,iolgcnoen @riin0ca:
Gr mag a5parttIL II nmer'fnuta
| Ide 9tecbte t0ar Sos 2cGcE bon gl're-
rifanern gefQbroet iDer0en.
,, Gr mag einelt ihneIlen 3ug tltn,
Inn bic 9ungerbIodaoe GngIau03 al
niloern lm0 Sen IfranfenIoier
Gnu66oottrieg 3eutIdlan05 8u nla-
Bigcn.
@r mag nod in Ser eiiten ShlIt-
Oe einct 8ug TIM I'M Die 5einO=
ieIi9feiten ein3ltltclleu.
SSIt &cgierungstreiien aber g(altbt
man. oaB in lebterer ,9nii6t 0a8
Sorgeben 0e8 &rGiioenten gu getpogt
mare; man llintn1t on 0oB ein iol=
der Sdritt, nod in Der elften Stun.
Dc ltnternonmen feinen @rfoIg Da=
6cn tonne.
Ser 9rGii0ettt lit in1nter nod bon
Oeut @eoonfen 0ur6orlngaL oQB
e8 3u feincm aricge init ben 3eu=
tralmGdteu fOmmen miro, 10 Ionge
9lmerifn iid) nit gbren aus Der glf-
fare 5ieben farlt. Gin glbbr1t9 Der
oiplomatiidlen 9e5iebungen ober
mub einen arieg I'M 8efolge boben.
@ton ruft iid Die 99orte oes Grd-
iioenten ins 8couhtuis 3uriif: ,8ie
6imfcn fliegeu" uno ben gEt8Drltf
oe8 StoatsiefrctGrs &anitng orn 81.
9e3cu1ber: o8ir ite1en on &onoe
oes ariege5 Dean lit Der Nlet-
Iluug, 0aB bic gunoesrcqierllng be-
reits borber muBte, 0aB 3eutidlatO
einen crbarnutngsIoien 3aud6oot-
Itrieg plane, faGS 0eIien sSricOeuSan-
gebot obgelebnt piir0e.
Gs beiBt. ooB 0ie gtlliiertal bc-
reii9 felt 4touoten aelpuBt ba6en,
0uB 2eutidlano elueu erbaunlng5-
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mir ncbnen osu Sauoihub auf uno
iebcn oles outS Spiel!
Giele SS0een oes 9SrGii0enten 8il.
ion iinoen unieren gciioQ, ober
Der 6ein0 troQt iidl NIT Rem 9Ionc.
0aB Gentihlonh nernidltet mcrOeR
mus. Geehnlb lckten mir o(lcs auis
SpieI, I'M uns su ibiiten.- -
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9euti9lauO begun 9eut erbarmuugSloien (lSoottritg
Strt Oer Oeutid)eu 9fOtel
:Scrr Staotsicfrctiirl
SSoi6ineton, /. 6c6rnur.

gS0ibn0tOn, /. 6ebrnnr,
6err StantsefrCtirl
Gncr Gg5eltcus Huttcp bic Site Der fGiier-
Iidcn 9icaicrnug cine gbidrft Ser 8utidaft, iucla
die Der BrGfSeut Der @creiniotcn Staaten BON
9Imcrifa am 22. Sannar i'm Scnat Derleicu, sus
fummeH 5u laiieu.
2ic faiierlidle 9lc9icrnug bat bcricI6en bic
crnitcite Grluaanno, meldc bic glusaben Oc5 8rGs
iOcHtcu, inipiiicrt iuic tic iinO, Opn enem 6u6en
ecfi6l Der Scrantuurtlidfcit, uerOieucu, 3nteil
iucrOcn laiieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

@efoGr eine8 0ipIonatiidet 9l6bru-
dies gaus beOeuteao lit.
g9ir boben 9euti6lono ie6es gu.
geIt1noni5 genlaft, ooS unIere
Sclbito6ting 5uLieB, utto ole oieie
9ugeItGnoniiie nnren bereebIih.
aein 5rieoe lit Der 2lufgobe Der iou.
berGnen 8e6te eineS 2onoes inert.
@enn GeltidInno NIT Den Ser.
Gtaaten aric8 boben min, LAB cs
ibn baben. ltniere Sdroc iin6 rein. +"
(2lu6 Die SGl0e 0es ISerous9ebers
Ser o8orlO"O
gleiu 9orf american.
o,sebt lit 6te 8eit, boritdtig Oor.
mdrts all aeberL idreibt oieies
gIait, .fiibl 3u entibei0eH ieBr f.
der zines jeOen 5drittes ietn unb
BOILER 8ertrauen muf jeoc @ntidei-
0ung. llnO bejon0erS niiiien mir
0ent 9rGiiOcnt beriibern, noB, mas
inuner Die Gntideioimo iein mag,
oas 8oIf treu bilter ibnI itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

2incoIu gIe6r / 5e6r. Sic
Prohibitions sGeieBesoorlage, ausge
arbeitet bom @emeiuiameu aomttee
Ger 2eaislahlr un0 unter gdtberu-
tiing oes @ou0er1eltrS Seth gteoil-
lc ipuroe aeiteru I'M 9ous Ser &c
aislotur eineereiht. Ole 9orloqe
lit nieI ibdrfcr, oI8 ouiorQlidl er-
mdrtet ipurOe imo elitbGIt fclne Ma.
idlen. bic onrd'idllilpit lreroen fonn
f,SnrtSetnuo ai,f 1rits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
tebraska it,irS ltabcsm
kncbcntrc6cn!
Sns Dem Staat uurgelcstc Grugi-
bitiunsgcict lit biel ifdrfcr,
ais criuartct.

Sleinc lnnntitGt geiitigcr Gctranfc
fiir periGulidleu @ebrandl Ter
@pnbernenr iuiro cSe6mgeridte
uadJ gSilfir einfiibren f6nncu.-
Seine @straufe fir Slubs p6er
gcreine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
gselu gOrf glmcrieau.

1ic Guiiel iiu0 Dor Ridd ridltia
olrtaebrodea. 2nr@ oos eis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

@rOfer GreisitHrs bes &eisensl
9liiuneopolis, Alinn.. ! 1ebr.
4lioi Ssei5eu 1T an Der lieiiqen Horie
beuic ml II Gents geinlen. ssltIi.
ssaeisen nn 70 Gerfs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
1l,ettcrberidtt.

Sir Cna6r nno ltugegenO: Gd6n beihe
abcnO ullo itrcnge sldIte beitte a6eno itnO anE
5reitag.
Sir gtebrasfa: Sd6u bcite abeno, ltrclge
&1Ite beute oben0 ltn0 an S5reitag
8iir Soma: Sdlon beiite abeuo, f1Itcr illE
Often, 6reiIag id0R lrto itrenge HdIte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

loOrtiesnua auI Seiic 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

g9n3n9ton l. Ge6r Qctd Sic en69iiige Gntif0mg oQ ic
an0 bat aefa qeern oopon in bod er bel fr5en 8epre
aerunS aes 6aB c8 BG dung im faierdm Salptqorcr
nen Enubofrteg in lbe Deer Der gon5e @eeraItob
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
INTO
DRAINAGE HERE
ella Valley Farmers From
Thatcher Tell of Success
of Irrigation.

Investigating drainage conditions
and the way the FL Paso valley drain
age canals are used, F. a. Webster,
chairman Of the board Of supervisors
for Graham county. Arizona, Richard
G. Layton and Oscar G. Layton, in
nuential farmers Of ella valley, and
". ". Pace, a representative citizen.
all OF Thatcher, Ariz-, are IN the city.
They came here Sunday evening, and
have been guests Of ". G. zoe. J. l.
Bursholder and James A Smith In
trips In the upper and lower valleys.
Although seepaEe has not affected
US much" said oscar G. Layton, I'VE
intend TO see that il does not have
the opportunity to do so. We have
had irrigation, Under ownership Of
farmers. in the ella valley for so
years, and we consider that place the
choicest agricultural spot in the
world There are 1900 acres under
irrigation in the ella river project,
and the land is controlled by about Is
corporations OF farmers. The people
in FL Paso have been so hOspitable
to us that we are enjoying our visit
immensely and are not certain when
we viii return home"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
Tor Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the oid-fash;oned mustard.
plaster burned and bEstered while It
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plostsrs gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
musterole does It. L is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil of mus
tard. It is scientifically prepared, 50
that It works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tendereSt skin.
Gentlymzsssge hiusterole II with the
fngeT-tps See hoW quickly It bringsre-
Gef-how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Eusterc,e for sore throSt, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis, croup stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, comes
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lunb1go,
pains and aches Of the back or Joints.
sprainS sore muscles, bruises, CHI
blsins, frosted feet colds Of the chest
(it often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.