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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Der sierft 0eidtmdptc
11tilitdrisntMs kcinntt!
0as Rarimeminilterinm beldIieEt,
AusbiISnnsslaser fir Refrns
ten eiu5uridteu,

@oIbinetor, 10. S1ruar.--8Gb
reno oes lesten Sommers bate bas
MarineminiIterinm gum eriten MtalC
bic ginrihtilng setroffen, 6aB 8tDt.
Ii1ten 1iif ShIaftiAiffen Der Bun.
oesmarine cine &reu5fabrt ultima,
den tonnten uro babel in Den
&run0begriffen 0es miIitGriider
Seeotenites unterridt erbielten. Ser
8pef oes Experiments ipar, 2etttC
fir Die Marineierne al e%etpinnen,
unO Der 9eriud bat iid 10 gut be.
tpGbrt, Dab er IN 0teiem CONNER
erneitert nerOen iol. Gina 1000
3ibtliiten baden Die &reu3fabrtcn
mitgemo9t un0 bieIe oobon iin0 in
bic Morinerelerbe e~ingetreten, bod
itelte es ith beraus, ooB e8 better
lei, ben 2eliten i9on borber cine ge.
Diiie militariide ausbiI6uns gu ee-
ben unO tie 6anu erit nuf bic &relIo.
fobrten 5u I9ifen.
8u 0ieiem 3pefe min oos Mari.
neminiitertum nitnmebr QusbiL.
Oungslnge in Getpport, 81. S., Obi
cage, ST., N%orfolt, 3d., San 6ran.
cisco, Gal, uno D~abri9einIia aud
IN 8eniacola, SIa., einriften in De.
men 6reimiGige einen Wonat lang IN
oerielben 8eiie rpie Wariuerefr1lten
ausgebtloet peroen ioaen, ebe man
tie gu Greu6fabrten 3ul1Bt. 9teieni-
gen Seute, lDel6e bereitS i'm lebten
CONNER cine 9reuafabrt mitma6.
ten uer0eu @eIeeenbett our Deiteren
auSbilOulg erbolten. 9as Wortne-
miniIterium beabiidtigt 3ebn ooer
5w0lf Sdla6ti6tffe Der Reierpeflotte
inter Romulan6o zines b0beren Ma.
rineoffi5iers in DENT gu iteqen, alti
oenen Die borgebiloeten 2eute Damn
Die areu5fabrten au MAIDEN boben
per0er.
6erner miro beabIt6tigt, Motor-
bootabteilungen fir Den &iiitenoienIt
5u organiiieren uro itno bierfitr be.
ior0er8 @igentimer bon Motorboo-
ten unO ioIae 2ellte, bic Elm 800
torboot fabren f0nnetl, m%iqfommen.
aae bieie 6retuialgen miiIIen fid
mG9reno Der AusbiI0ungsperiooe
ieIblt u~nterbalten, mas auf etuo $40
pro 0aann ai iteben tonnt. ge5iiae
erbaIten tie erit, pertn ite nod er.
folgter ausbil6ttng in Die Marine
reierbe eintreten, ieooh legt ibnen
Die empfangene ausbil0rng nidt Die
8erpflidhtng gum @intritt in Die
&arinereferbe auf. SoLfen Srei.
luilligen, Die MIR inn 8inter ob.
f0mmlia fino, itnb in PHILADELPHIA
Die S4Iodtf6iffe gWinneiota" uno
egortb Dafotn", in Seem gorf 6as
S9la6tidiff Seem Seriep" our Ser.
fitgung geIteqt woroen, ur0 0iefe
4llSbil0ungsfurie neroen in aiirse
beginner. 3ie Qusbil6unes8eit in
ben flint 2aeern 1T bonn 2. SuIi bis
A. auguit nd9iten Sobres anaeIett
moroen, Die Observation-Disclosures fol.
len ruabreub Der 'eriten orpei 8oden
oes Septembers uben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
streif in @era Gr,s 6eenbet.

@erd grii3, g3eIt., Is. San. =
Ser beige Gtreif, an benz Die mel.
item arbeiter. ltnionen beteiliet ma.
rem, lit geItern infoIge Der gerrii.
bungen oes giirgerneiIters gu einem
g[bidluB eefommen. Der 8erfebr
i'm Sofen, ouf Der StroBenbabn utlo
in ben 9obnbofen, mar oitrd Den
Streit gdnaIi@ brad geIegt tporOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
1t1arktberi6tc.
Omaha Marftberidt.

Suohn. 15. Sattltnr.
&inbbie6-8ufltbr 1900.
Beef Stiere, felt.
Cute uis bette gearling 8eebes
0.25-1t.50
@ute Big bette, idtpere, forngefiit.
terte 8eebes t0.00-t1.00.
MitteImGBige forngefiif. 8eebes
SO. 10000.
@eipobnli6e 7.75-9.25.
8eeDeS 6.50-8.75
WeihelmGBige 8.5O-t0.00.
aiibe unO Sellers, felt.
@raB 9eebes, quite Bis bette 500
BIS 9.25.
WittelmGbige 10000.
@enobnltde 6.50-7.50.
Cute bis bette Sellers 7.00-8.50
Cute bis bette 4iibe 100000.
MittelmGBige &iibe 6.00-7.00.
@eip0bnli6e 4.50-6.00.
StoferS un6 Seeoers, felt.
&orngefiitterte 5ttere $3.50 Bis
3.25.
GeeoerS, CUTE bis bette, 500 bis
$50.
0itte[nGBige 10000.
@efpobnIi6e 6.25-7.25,
@ltte b. bette Gtofers 1855.
6tof Sellers 6.25-S.25.
Stof.aiibe 5.50-7.50.
Stof.aaIber 100000.
9eal.&Gl6er 7.50-t025.
guGs unb Stag8 6.00-7.75.
goloana.9uas $4,000.
5diueine-8ufubr 1900; g1artt
felt bis Sc bober.
9urdidnittspreis t0.25-10.60.
S6dIter 8reis 1910.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000; Marft 10
bis 15c bober.
2ammer 19.00-13.75.
9efatterte 2Grnmer 1916.
S1brIinge 100000.
Bio0er 9.50-10.50.
Meatteri9nfe S.25-9.90.
@efiitterte @liitteridofe 10-15c
bo1er.
Seeoer Mlitteriddfe 6.00-S.00.
Geeoer 2duuirr 12.O0-1S.25.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Grc6fcMer it.
Rod JslanS, JM.!

&of Sslan6, 81, Is. San. -
Sellte bormittog fam In Dem &C.
bd1ioe Der 9es Moines 8reming
SO. an Der 3metten gne., bic $otrpt-
geihdftsitroBe Der StoOt, Getler gum
@ltsbruh. 9asielbe berbreitet itd)
nit FOLDER GieieniAneIle, bob Oos
groBe MSbeIgeid1ft Der Sirma
GIemann &Salamonn mit8er1t0rrng
beorobt lift. &bteiluneen 2oi9mann.
i6aften bon Davenport, So, uro
Moline iinb our 8eritdrf,tng Der
bieiigen Seuermebr etngetroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Der NppamsSa ucr
Sem OberbmnSesoeritp

8ai6tnston5 is. San. Dor
Dem 0berbunbesgeridt beeonn beu.
tie Die 8erbon0lung, Inn iiber Die
5ufiinftige 8eitimntllng oes Camp
fer8 oQLppnm", Der beltiben 8rtie,
cine Gnti6eiblng gu treffen. Ser
Observation-Disclosures 8oo6iG bon
Nerpport Stems bate enti1ieoen, oaB
bos Satff unb oeiien 2aoune ieinen
friiberen eueliiden Gtgentiimern
o1ts8ubGnbigen fei. Don ietten Der
oeutiben R%egieritng aus lit gegen
6tes ltrteit 8eruf1tng eingeIegt NOR.
ben. Ste @erbanol11ng miro tpabr-
ideinGia morgen gu @noe fommer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Dertreter UentraIer
u~crlafTen BMkareit!

Berlin, fiber @mIter6am itno Son.
BON is. San. 0ffi5iea miro
bier befonnt een1adt, oab bic neu.
trnIeu Hegierungen erild)t tDoroen
iirb, ibre 8~epoam11tigten aus But
fareIt ab5uberufen. 9ieiem @eludl
ipuroe 1in 10, Sonuor entiproAen.
Die geionbteR berlieBen 8ufareIt in
einem fir iie bereit eebaItenen Spe.
6ial5uge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
S~Mffr00cttcnsD raderei
I'M CcnScn a~tts9ebcbcn!

2on0ort, 10. San. Ole Con.
honer goIi3ei unternabm beute cine
Ra53in auf Die 8obnltng Der frie.
gerii9en Suffragetten amie Sen.
men uno Grace Goe, ionic auf Die
5nffrogetten. 0ruderei, in tpeIder
bns Organ Der Gruuenitimnredt-
lerinnen, Britannia" bernusgege.
ben tpir6. 2esteres botte beridieoe-
ne MiaIe Die Regierung ~ailgegriffen
neil gepiiie 5dihter oerieIben Ell.
men DgergIeih~ nit 0en 5ein0en
gneInn0s nfSitbnbnen perIudten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Diua beercbt Die
StaSt GbibmnbMa!

81 gaIo, geg. IS. San. @il.
IA, nit oeiIen boaitdnOiger g1ieoer.
Iage bic Garron5iiten fiir5Iid 10
probItcn bat oen iaomeitli1 Der
Sto0t Gbibuobua befinoIihen Ste.
eierungstruppen elm Sdnipphen ee-
ihIogen um6 beFinoet iih iett init
ieiner @onptnrmee IN elmer feiten
Nofition fueltIih oieier 9ailptItoot
oes noroIiheu Megifos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

partei iin0 nod elmer 9epei9e oes
Observation-Disclosures 0obin iiber.
eingefommen, 6oB ieoe peitere 6rie.
eensper9on0lltng 5tpedlos Tel. Ser
6ein6 miiIie mitnmebr gum 6rieoen
ge5tpungen tperben.
DETER. greiie iiber &aiierteuant,
iuprt.
@miter6drt, Is. San. - Die
g8tener 9l1tter geben in frGftigen
8orten iberr @mp6ri1ng iiber Die
Goroerungen Ger aGiiertten Qus.
Druid. 8as rSremoenblott" iogt
5u benz 8erIaneen bediglid Der
o6reibeit" Der SIopen &um6nen
uno c5edii6en Slopafeu:
Gar biele, Die ltr1ter Dem MoGt.
gebot etnes &egerten Der entente
m19te Iteben, ipGren frob, tpern iie
itd zines fol6en MaaBes bon Srei-
belt uno @lei6berehtigung erfreu-
en- fonner, pte i1nter 6iterreid.ungn.
ridden &egtme." Gas 8Iatt fiibrte
oes 8eiteren aus, boB Die antluort
in 2oubon auiomntengeitelt muroe
un6 erfIdrt: n2IoDo Georges &e0e
8eigt mo- Die $oliptoppoittion gegen
ben Grieoen gu i1der it,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Oemtibc 4)rinsen
bel Sen Slicocrn!

amiter6nm, Is. San. - Ser Ser.
liner 2ofoIan5eiger meIbet, onB
Brin5 Sieismuno un6 grin3 Jrieo.
rid adrl, S6bne oes 8rin8en SEQ.
polo bon BreuBen, fi9 Dem bent.
iden 6liegercorps angeidloien ba.
ben. 8rin8 Sigismltn0 lit % Sabre
alt, ietn 9ruoer 90 Sabre ait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
g6ieasO 1aarftberidt.

SVttubU Wtu%A%pIAIuVbS
Chicago, is. Sorttor.
&inbbieb-8uflbr $4,000; Marft
felt Biz 10c b6ber.
S6ffter 8reis 11.60.
Canadian @rofters 900.
SGbrlinge 1910.
Sdpeinc-8ufubr $1,000; Marft
felt big &c b0ber.
9ur6i9nittsprets t0.60-10.85.
S6dfter 8reis 1886.
Sdufe-8ufubr $4,000; Rartt 10
big Zoe bober.
@efiitterte 2Gnrr1er 14.25.
BeltIid)e 26mmer hoo.
Seeoer 2Gnmer 1895.
S6abo 2Gmmer 1895.
ct, Soiepb Marft6eri&t.
ct. Sofepb, 10. Sarn1nr.
&inbbieb-3ufubr $500; @orH
tart big 10c bober.
Sdmeiue-3ufibr 5000; @nrt
felt.
9urdifmittspreis 10.35-10.7O.
SodIter 8reis 1915.
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000; Nearft 10
Bis 15c bober.
@efiitterte 2Gmmer 1875.
SanIas gits MarttberifA~
9anios GitD, 10. Santnr.
HinObic6-3ufubr $4,000.
Beef 5tiere, felt Biz i9tpo9.
SdbrIin8e, felt.
&iibe unO Sellers, our9T9nittli9
felt.
&dIber, firm Bis b0ber.
&Glber, Itnrf.
Sdueine-8ufubr 10000; Morft
feit bis sc b6ber.
9urdidnittspreis t0.00-10.75.
S0diter greis 1890.
SAufe-3ufrbr 10000; Mtorft 10.
bis 15c bober.
@efiitterte 2Gmmer 1875.
Omaha @etreioemarft.
OMAHA, Is. Sonltnr.
Snrter 8eiaen-
9er. 2. tsSK-191
Nr. 8. $3.50
SIR. 4. 1918
Scr. d. 1918
8eiBer 6ribinbrsmeiSen-
gh. 2. 185-192
gr. 3. 1878
Duran 8ei5en-
ger. 2. 1s1-1s31a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Geo. Oemep
Iie9t i'm Sterben!

darlington, Is. San. - aomiraI
George 9elpeD's 2(6leben miro TtiirtO.
lif ermortet. 9etuep lit 70 Sabre
alt; felt Den lebten flint Sogen bot
iid iein 8uitouo bermaBcn ner.
idledtert. bnB oos Sdlimmite be.
fiir6tet tpiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
l6e[Arntnt Aer Mniien.

2onoou, t3. San Gie ruIiif6e
aomirolit1t meIbet, oaB am 6. S5o-
nuar cine ruiiiine 6lotte Die aiiite
4natoIiens beimiudte unO 40 tiir,
fii6e SeseIidifie, Die bereit naren.
mad aonltontinopel obsufobrett, ser.
,itOrten. gs luurOen So &iirfen ge.
faneen eerommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
uitf Siid6en belaSenes
Se9eIi1iff u~erienkt!

SoIifar, 81. 9. is. San. Ser
gtoDa Scotia 9reimaiter .$arrp
aoums" nit 5iiden beIa6en Der Iify
onf benz 8ege bon ct. Syobrl, 81.
g., mad einem Safen am Mitte[.
nicer befdnO. III I'M @oIf bon gus.
cana bon einem oeutifen &auhboot
torpebiert uno berienft noroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Der Plfsfonc.

Ole foIgenoen getrdee fir Die
RriegsnotIeibenOen eingen in Der
Sribiine elm bon:
SRI. Sobanna 8ebme, 9obt6
9th, Nebr. ............$1.00
6ron Sdromer, 1929 Wtarcp
StroBe, 0maBn. 3.75I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
5cn6nScr interniercn
ScmfIG,es Game6bcct!

oonoon is. San.-Gine Depeide
aus 8IiiIingen an Die Heuter 9epe.
ifen 4gentur beiast, baB elm boil.
Idnoiihes driegsibiff Ieste geodt
q oeutihes Toudboot nod Dem
8liiiinger Sofen gebraft babe. oos.
flbe tpnroe N boldnbiiden @etpdI.
fern aefnpcrt. Gas Saildboot miro
ilfertticrt mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

Gs beaobIt fn, IN Den giaIoI.
ffisierten auseieen" Der Gribine gu
dTlnonciereIL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
uSrSli6 Ser Sctnme
0eht es Iebbaft So!

Berlin, Is. San. GJunfenberiGt.)
- DDS 4riegsomt mel6ete bette
nadmittog. DAB itd n6roItd ser
Somme ltnrfe artiaeriefGnpfe tno
lebbafte acknowledgement entnifeIn.
o@6branb Die fein0Ii1en angriffs-
obteilungen. mo- imnler fe aud our
0ffenitbe itbergtngeH, auriifgei9lni
gen tuuroen, babeu uniere eigenen
abteilungen BEL ueberraI6nngsart.
grtffen Dem 6einbe mebrere Shlop.
pen beieebra6t uno firo NIT @efmt-
genen ituo elmer an6abl eroberter
Mai6inengetpebre nod ibren SteL.
Iungen 8uriifgefebrt.
8oris, Is. San. - 9as bieftge
4riegsamt meloet: naltf Der 8et-
front bot iid nidts bon 8%eoe1t1rng
ereignet."
Ierobrom Semoliert.
Dos ELECTROMAGNETIC General
ritartier ber0ffentIihte noditebenben
3agesberi6t:
1llnier Observation-Disclosures
bomboroierte in Der gto6t bonn IL.
ouf ben 10. Snnuor nit @rfolg ons
fein0Itde 6liegeraerorom in Beige.
no, ons bereits am ID. Robember
uno 6. DECEMBER bon unieren SIZE
germ 0emoliert, tebod pieoer arfge.
bal1t ipor0en mar"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
II. tnS CAT Ctr.

gr. 8. 1s0-1s2h
8eiBes 9orr-
gfr. 2. s2A-92h
SIR. 8. 92-92h
SIR. 4. 91h-92
ger. 8. 91A-91h
Scr. 6. 91-91h
GeIbes aorn-
gr. 2. 92A-92h
gr. 8. 92-92h
Nr. A. 91H-92
gr. 5. 91N-911h
0r. 6. 90-91
@emii6tes Sort
Nr. 2. 92A-92h
ger. 3. 92-92h
ST.. A. 91h-92h
SIT. 8. 91h-92k
gr. 6. 1871
8eiBer Safer
SIR. 2. 54-54h
Stan6ar6 Sofer Sega
get. 8. 53R-53%
gr. a. 53-63h
@erite-
MnlSgerite t09-110
G~uttereerite 97-110
&oggen-
Nr. 2. 1918
SIR. 3. 141-142
aanTas Gin MartEbehaA
aonfns 9th, 10. Surutnr.
Sorter 8eiden-
gr. 2. 190-192
Scr. 3. 1870
&oter 8eioeH
Gr. 2. 1871
gr. 8. 186-189
gr. A. 180-1s6
8eiBes aorn-
Scr. 2. 95b
SIR. 8. 9413-95
@elhes &orn-
Scr. 2. SO
Scr. 8. 95b
Nr. A. 9412
Semiidtes Sort
Nr. 9. 95A
ST. 8. 9413-95
Nr. 4. So
@eiber Sofer-
Rr. 2. 81
@r. 3. Sc
@enildter Safr-
ylr. 2. 541ar55M
gar. 8. 5S1E54H
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
Saturday Day Set
for Registration of
Women of Country

Now the women will have a chance
to call each other slackers, that is pro-
vided there are women in the city and
also girls over the age of Is years who
fail TO register next Saturday. For be
it known, that September 10 is regis
tration day for women in Salem. The
call was made for this registration by
the National Council of Public Defense
and a proclamation by Governor Witty
combe.
The public school houses have been
designated as registration places and
women will serve as clerks. The govern
ment just wants to find out how many
women there are over the age of 10
years.
Those who figure, claim that in an
average population, there is one wo-
man over the age of 10 years to every
six inhabitants. Basing Salem's total
population at $1,000, next Saturday
should show a registration Of 5000. If
there is not this number registered or
prettv close to it, then some n has
guessed the population of Salem wrong
or the women of the city are not in
terested enough to heed the call Of the
national council of public defense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
Escape of Prisoner
Caused Some Excitement

Considerable excitement prevailed
about the city last night when there
was flashed on the moving picture
screens a request that "all guards are
wanted at the penitentiary, and many
thought the general break that was
predicted some few weeks ago had
come. But it was only one lone con
Wet who made mis- ''get away from
the wood gang near Pratum, about
seven miles east of the city, where the
prisoners are cutting wood for the in
stitution.
Louis Strauss is the name of the
man who walked away. He is about 81
years old, five feet three inches tall
and an Austrian by birth. He was sent
up from Multnomah county on June D,
1914, for a term of from six months to
ten years for assault with a deadly
weapon. This morning no trace of him
had been found by the prison au-
thorities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
Three Crops Possible
On Some Favored Soils

Not only two crops may be raised
on land that is moist or irrigated, but
even three may be profitably grown
according to L. j. Chaplin of the Wit
tenberg-K King Co. d. C. Mimic is now
bringing beans to the plant that were
planted between July 10 and 20, and
as the land was moist, the crop will
average at the rate of three tons to
the acre. /. Ebert, just across the riv-
er planted his beans July 5 and is har-
vesting them with the prospects o.
three tons to the acre.
As beans may be contracted for at
$50 a ton, land that is moist or prop
erly irrigated may be made to pay big.
The three crop plan may be worked by
planting rye and taking it off about
April l, Mr.. Chaplin says. Then beans
may be planted early in May, harvest
ed in August and the land planted to
turnips or spinach. There is a market
for everything the farmer can raise
and this market with the possibility OF
two or even three crops gives the man
with only five or ten acres a chanc
The Wittenberg-King Co. will contract
with the farmer that he may be assur-
ed of selling every thing he raises.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
Market Is Stronger
and Prices Higher

New York, Sept. 10.-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
Peace again thrust to the fore to oe-
Icupy the collective mind OIL wall street
today and the immediate effect after
the opening was to emphasize the fact
that stocks had been oversold in the
nervous liquidation of last week. At
the same time, there were multiplied
evidences of increasing buying power
the market, indications of which be-
gan to appear in the second half OF
last week. Prices were strong at the
opening. but the list soon reacted only
to advance again shortly to even high
er levels, that is to say, one to two
points above the Saturdays closing
The industrial shares held well at the
top for the most part through the mid
Iday period, with particular strength IN
the copper group, Utah and smelters
leading with gains of more than two
points each and Anaconda, Inspiration
and KennecOtt close seconds.
Little attention was paid to tins
! United States Steel tonnage report for
August and it had no appreciable af-
lfet on the steel shares.
The tobacco, sugar and motor issues
we're strong after early unsettlement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
STRIKES OUT
CONSUMPTION TAXES
Cuts Out Taxes On Tea, COf-
fee, Sugar, Cocoa and
MOlasses, Vote 81 to e

Washington, Sept. 10.-All consump-
ton taxes ON tea, coffee, sugar, cocoa
and molasses were stricken from the
war revenue bill by the senate late to.
day. The vote was so to 2S.
The senate then struck from the bill
a provision to repeal the sugar draw
back clause in the tariff act which in
wolves SIS, 1000, 900 yearly.
Regardless of party or opinions on
other points in the bill, the sentiment
of the senate in the past week has de-
veloped strongly against consumption
taxes.
The committee has been working
hard to retain them, using the argu-
ment that they will keep the house CON
ferees agreeable to the striking out of
tariff duties on the same and other
articles which would have raised
1906, 000, 0G0.
The Borah-Johnson wealth conscrip-
ton forces are strongly against the con
kept out of debate on them, so as not
to prejudice against elimination of the
levies Of any senators opposed tc
wealth CONSUMPTION.
Amendments to be disposed of today
include the Jones amendment to tax
undivided SURPRISES of corporations
fifteen per cent, and the Weeks plar
to strike out the Hardwick increase:
in second class postage rates.
Senator Owen wants an inheritance
tax, but this provision, stricken from
the house bill, apparently stands nj
show,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
Forecast Of Frost
Makes Corn Jump

Chicago, Sept. 1O.-The government
forecast of frosts in eastern Iowa and
northern Illinois and Indiana today re.
suited in corn registering the biggest
gains in several weeks, that grain beiHe
2 IA to 8 IA higher than Saturday
closing.
December corn opened at Sly ~
up l "a, and later went to $l.lS. May
opened 2 50 higher at $l.l4 IL, subse
q%uently gaining 5-S. 49,,
Oats opened higher in sympathy with
the early bulge in corn, but free sell
ing later caused a slight recession.
September cats opened 7-S higher, Ia,
ter losing IL to 80. December opened
IA up at So, later losing ii. May was
1-2 higher at the opening, later losing
3-S to go So.
Provisions were generally higher on
a strong and higher hog market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
May Strike
Demand $500 Day

Butte, Mont, Sept. 10.-With a lock
out this morning by the master paint,
ers of 200 union painters, a strike of
5000 members of the building trades
unions is generally predicted
Fhe painters union will meet the
lockout with a demand for So a day
instead of the present scale of $3.50
The trouble between the painters I'M
ion and the master painters grew out
of the employment of one man.
The building trades council has not
had time to call a general strike in
sympathy with the painters, but such
action is predicted by the leaders IN
the council.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = 1880

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = 1880
acre stock and grain ranch fully
equipped, so head of pure bred Hol,
stein cattle, consisting of cows and
heifers, l Clydesdale registered stall
lion, 4 years old and good one, 3
Clyde mares registered, 2, 3 and 6
yrs. old; 9 work horses, IA head of
pure bred hogs, $50 tons of hay; i'm
provements consist of 5 room house,
barn for s horses, large granary,
land all well fenced, lays virtually
level, plenty of water for stock. This
ranch is coated l mile from small
town. go miles north east of Calgary,
Alberta, Canada. This is an excep-
tional opportunity for the man who
wants a first class stock and grain
ranch, in a good grass and grain
country. Will deal at right price
want some cash. See mi at once or
phone 1922. Joseph. Barber, Salem,
Oregon. 9-Lo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10
Court House Notes

Judge Bingham this afternoon grant
ed a decree Of divorce to Addie X.
Zumwalt from Otis Zumwalt on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. They were married at Vancouv-
er, September 10, 1887, and now have
two minor children. The defendant
was ordered to provide SIS a month
for the care of Ida A. Zumwalt and $40
a month for the care Of Ora Zumwalt.
A marriage license was issued today
by the county clerk to Clyde Darrell
Downing, e farmer of Stayton, and
Adelaide Steward, also Of Stayton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10

The Curry Investment company i'll
ed articles of incorporation this morn
ing with the corporation commissioner
with a capital Of $4,000 to deal in mines
and mining rights. The incorporators
are James b. Holbrook, T. b. Neuhaus-
en- and L. \. Liljqvist of Marshfie!d.
o. /. Lvnthecom, elevator man at
the state house, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks at the Breiten'
bush springs on account of rheumatism,
returned Saturday evening to this city
and was back on the job this morning.
He saws the waters of the springs are
certainly great for rheumatic pains.
State superintendent of Public In
struetion Churchill left Salem this
morning to 90 to The Dalles, where he
will attend q teachers county institute
today and Tuesday. He expects to be
at Ontario Wednesday and Thursday
and at Burns the following Monday
and Tuesday, for institute purposes.
He expects to get back here the next
" ednesdav.
Ralph Miller, formerly of the indus
trial accident commission, will become
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-10

CRAZY AS A BED BUG-He offers
so acres of land worth $75 an acre,
on good rock road, close to good
town, cheese factory and school, for
$35 an acre, mostly under cultivation,
$4,000 cash, balance easy terms, 6
per cent; better look into this be-
fore he regains his mind. Phone 84S.
Oil