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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

"A IeW uSeu U6aCtfS III gUUu CUnuICIUH
Hamilton s Furniture store.
Beans in this part of the valley are
showing about 800 pounds to the acre,
according to reports from the bean
cleaning plant of the Salem Fruit com
pany. While this company is only doing
the grading and cleaning for the grow
ers, besides finding a market, the gem
eral opinion is that the figure will be
not far from ten cents a pound. Beans
for the planting cost from $3.50 to So
an acre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

The annual rally day of the First
Baptist church of Salem has been set
for Sunday, Oct. A. The program of
the day will begin with the Sunday
school rally followed by morning rally
service. The Juniors of the church will
meet in the afternoon and the evening
services will include rally services and
a special musical program.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

x x x = 4 i 4 ss X Il * x x x ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

One dollar puts Hoosier Cabinet in
your home. Hamilton s Furniture store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

Is your child is not doing well il
his or her school work, it may be due tC
eyestrain. A scientific examination viii
decide if glasses are needed. If after
making an examination, I find glasses
are not needed [ will certainly tell you
So l make speciality of correcting
defects of vision in children. DR.. M
P. Mendelsohn, rooms 209-210-211 U. S
Natl Bank ldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

Work at naval training station is
the life for a young man, according to
Elwell Rinehart, who writes his mother
Mrs. j. H. Rinehart of this city. After
his arrival in San Francisco, he was
transferred to the training station on
Yerba Island. Here he was fitted out in
the togs of sailor boy, which also in
eluded pompadour hair cut. He writes
that within two weeks he will be trans
ferred to the main barracks where he
win go on hospital duty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

The Drager Fruit company begin
packing next Monday, when force of
about rs will be put into the packing
rooms. The prager plants at Roseburg
and Myrtle Creek began packing last
Monday. The prune situation from the
present outlook is that the crop in this
part of the valley is smaller than es-
timated and that it win run mostly to
the 5000 sizes. Prices seem to be rath-
er uneven. The demand for the small
sizes is not strong. Large sizes seem
to be scarce everywhere as the Califor-
MIA Association it is understood, has not
been able to make deliveries of more
than 75 per cent of its contracts for the
larger run of sizes.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-27
CHAPTER 7S73-(No. 115).

AN ACT to Amend Chapter 654O, Acts of
1913, the Same Being Entitled An Act to
Enable Normal School and College Gradu-
ates to Teach and Acquire Certificates in
This State"
BE 1t Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State OF Florida:
Section l. That Chapter $780, Acts of
1913, be, and the same is. hereby amended
to read follows:
Section /. All graduates of the normal
and collegiate departments of the University
of Florida and the Florida State College for
Women, who in the regular examinations
held in these institutions at the close of the
Junior and Senior years shall make gen.
eral average of not less than So per cent. on
all subjects pursued and completed during
these two years, with "a grade on no subject
below 60 per cent shall be awarded grad
uate state certificate by the State super
int endent of Public Instruction upon certi-
fled reports filed with him by the presidents
of these institutions provided, that gradu>
ates of the collegiate department shall de-
vote three-t wcntieths of their time to the
study of psychology and education.
Sec, . Any chartered college or uniNer-
sity in this state that will submit to such
inspection and regulations as the State
Board of Education and the State Board of
Control may prescribe, and 1t being found
that any such institution prescribes and sus-
tains the same or an equivalent course m
the normal or collegiate departments as
in the State University, or the
Florida State College for Women, the gradu-
ates of any and all such institutions in this
State shall receive the same graduate state
certificates. provided in Section l, OF
this Act for graduates of the University of
Florida and the Florida State College for
Women, and they shall he based upon like
reports filed by the president or presidents
IF any and all such institutions
Sec g. The president of each of the two
state institutions named in Section l of this
Act. and the president of each and every in
stitution coming under the provisions of Sec
tion > Of this Act, shall make a certified an
nual report. as soon as practicable after
each commencement, to the State Superin-
endent of Public Instruction. which report
shall show in separate lists the names of all
pupils completing the normal and collegiate
courses and specify the subjects pursued
md completed by each graduate both in the
Junior and Senior years with the grade
made on a per cent basis on each subject
completed severally and separately; provided.
hat the grades of the Freshman and Sophie
more years of such graduates as complete
ull four-year course in any Of the colleges
VI universities coming under Sections and
of this Act shall be reported in the same
manner as the grades for the Junior ana
Senior years; provided, further, that each
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-27
CHAPTER 73GS-CNo. 11O).

AN ACT to Establish a State Museum at
the University of Florida and Natural
History and chronological Survey OF the
State of Florida
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Florida:
Section /. There shall be established at
the University Of Florida at Gainesville,
Florida, a department OF said university 10 be
known as the Florida State Museum,
Sec. . The functions of the Florida State
Museum shall be to make scientific investi-
cations towards the further development OF
the natural resources Of the State and main.
tain Depository and exhibition 1t the col.
lections acquired BY the survey, provided
for in this Bill, and of collections and spcc-
mems otherwise coming into its possession
and A library of publications pertaining to the
work as herein provided. The collections
and library OF said museum shall he open
free n The nrhlir. under suitable rules and
regulations to be promulgated by the Director
of said Museum. and approved by the state
Board of Control.
Sec g. The said Museum shall ne nnurf
the control of Director who shall be MONT
mated by the President Of the University Of
Florida and elected by the State BOARD oil
Control. He shall receive such compensation
as NAV be fixed by the State Board OF Con
troll. NJ.
TOR 10 conduct SURVEYS Of the State @. FLORIDA
and collect specimens and data Of sc,cnh-
fc and economic nature in the three KING
doms; mineral vegetable and ANIMAL n such
numbers and quantities as may he need'pi LOT
the purpose of said Museum. Said collections
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-27

CHAPTER T36i-(No. lO6).
n ACT to Remove the Disabilities OF Ger.
=tsin Minors.
J II Enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Florida:
Section /. That from and after the pas
BE Of this Act, the disability of homage Of
j male minors who are married, who have
ksn married or who may hereafter become
ftrled, is hereby removed. and that here
ttT all such persons are hereby authorized
assume the management of their estate,
contract and be contracted with, to sue
d be sued, and to do and perform any and
acts, matters and things that he could do
be were q years Of age.
Fec 2 That the provisions of this Act
eal apply to all such persons who may have
bained decree OF divorce, or who may
Etieater obtain a decree of divorce, or whose
Pc may. have died before such person has
eChed his majority,
|Stc That all laws and parts of laws in
Pn1ict with, the provisions of this Act are
ertbv repealed.
Nee 4. This Act shall go into effect imme-
fey upon its passage and approval by the
tT'Fnor' or upon its becoming a law with
/ such approval.
approved June : 1917.
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4 ACT TO Amend Section 1000 Of the Gen
y, Statutes Of the State of Florida, Re
Etirg 70 the Indictment and Trial of One
6rrrssrd Of Crime in Another County Than
E Mere the Crime Was Committed.
/ i Enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Florida: w
k,,ton /. That Section 1000 OF the Gener-
lSatutes Of the State OF Florida, be and the
h S hereby amended so as to read as
ssrton 1000. Whenever the Judge shall
In i mpracticable or inexpedient to form
'srand Jury in any county for want OF suf-
Gsnt number Of qualified jurors therein, or
account of any undue excitement or preju-
|, among the people it shall be unlawful for
Grand jury Of any county within the. cir.
!, 10 ndict any person for crime committed
I he county first mentioned, but the trial
,teo shall be in the county where the
|ne was committed, unless the judge shall
hsrvise order upon motion of the defendant
on such motion the defendant may be
Id in any county in the State.
lee. 2. This Act shall take effect imme-
lry upon its passage and approval by
Governor.
an,roved Nav 70 1917
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cuApTER 7362-(No. 1O4l.

,cT to- 10 Amend Section 2201, Laws OF
A. Same Being Chapter 4552, acts OF
lotldpo, ., oa, to Liens Upon the Colt or
n. he'1 The Get Of Stations, Jackasses,
|sIi ,, f, an and Providing for the Enforce
F \, Enacted by the Legislature OF the State
|oi FlCTo9Ti That Section 22O7, Laws of Flor
Fcton l. being Chapter 1852, Acts OF 1895,
sa .nSsd to read as follows: =,
snlehaeui stations, jackasses or bulls shall
|TneI ,;.u VI NJ superior dignity upon the colt
+ litn tb 10 Get of said stallion, jackass or
Eau q .lso upon the mare, jenny or COW
Y anu '' aid stallion, jackass or bull in
Fea D! herpof for the sum stipulated to be
Eding . t service thereof, by filing at any
loi i., ;r IL months after the date of SER
\ Will. .a..ment of the account thereof, to-
s'st' the description as to color and
per WIZ. " The female served, and the name
1Sings Sc ~ ar the date OF service, in the
'M U I'VE County Clerk of the county where
e Of n,e Of The said female resided at the
'ne 1" ,nry;ce. Neither the mare, jenny or
VI he get thereof, shall be sold within
!, Nv n,onths after the date of service,
hsF i. service fee shall be paid, unless such
~ .s s,r he agreed to and approved in
l., sD' h, the owner OF the stallion, jack
tns ~ Kill at the time of the sale or
~. " O; the mare jenny or COW, or off
ass' thereof At any time after such mare,
lns ~ Gov COW shall conceive. any one having
Y s W herein provided, may enforce the
!, U u The same manner as is now provided
n"22 This Act shall take effect immedi-
s., !" nnon lis passage and approval by the
;,rr rf OF upon its becoming law without
! approval: ~ ,o,-
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CHAPTER 7ss9-tNo. 1lD,

,c,, 80 provide for the Procuring ana ana
An Sbe AI display pH of the Flag Of the r TaSS
states Of America over the CaG ,I,use r ana
state State institution, county Court e ttofS """
County school Building in rms of Of the
Re II Enacted by the LeEiS'''u''
State Of Florida: -, 1.Dited states
Sect, oTtoa shall be displayed daily "4 men
Of 6s A MssfSSr permits from stan upon
state Capitol county cOuTthogse; pp Insttu-
building Of each state educa' n,,blic school
ton. and upon every county
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has adopted book upon that branch, other
than the one SO adopted, the County Board
OF Public Instruction shall discharge and
cancel the certificate Of said teacher.
Sec. 6. That Section 20 of said Chapter
6l1S, Acts of 1911, be, and the same is
hereby amended as to read as follows:
Section 90 That said Text-b book Commits
sion Shall serve without pay, but the mem
bers of the Sub Commission shall be paid
VI Tor each day of actual service, not to
exceed thirty days and in addition thereto
snail be paid the amount actually expended
by them for travelling expenses and board,
which expenses shall be paid only upon pres
entatlon Of said account itemized and sworn
to and after said account has been approved
by the state Board of Education, and there
Is hereby appropriated the sum of $4,000, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary, from
any monies in the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated, for the payment of said per
diem and expenses
sec. I. All laws and parts of laws in con-
tlict with this Act be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
Approved June 9, 1917,
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scnonI "s ;. except when the institution 49,
S ooi is closed for vacation '''u.ioh or
or officers chs snail be the duty of the officer
Ga~s ot said buildings to nrovide sIIt,e or
expens ana cause them to be displsyed ''a ,he
vided fo rne De borne out of the funds nrne
said nn iUE the upkeep and maintenancap pr ~
this 4rt mentioned in Section one of
pealed. 81 eoHAIct are hereby re-
18th, 1871 snail take effect June
approved April Il. 1872
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-27

.... If another, or so near there
lie premises ..s, = from such private premises,
4 to be seen ;n r,I manner, or SO, to
vulgar or ih S;s nr her person in such
Ise OF exhibit n'f be naked in such place.
1, or to 60 OF tn this Act shall not be
Eided, however, the exposure Of such
Erued to proh lson in any place provided
|ns or the o Pet that purpose, Any person
ID apart i Collation. hereof shall be punish.
|ieed Of a VI Ni0, not more than $780,, or by
fionment IN ' l1xtv DAYS, or by both such
d more .h 'n Imprisonment, in the discretion
be court; Act shall take effect immedi-
I. @ ms manproval by the Governor.
upon Nav rs, 1871
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'0'ed June s, 1917.

,cT IcHAPTE 7Ss7-tNo. 1Os.,
J State lung lung to Courts of Chancery in
s An N,,G;rlsdiction to Enjoin and Sup
Comnn,%;i,sa Which Tend tn Annoy
'''y or Iniure the Health of the
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CHAPTER 7965-fNo 1o7,


n a, AL Providing for the Resignation and
SMleI OF Executors and Administrators.
II II Enacted by the Legislature of the State
.stCn0h l. That any Executor or Admins.
III heretofore or that may be hereafter APP
Eatu IN tins state may upon an applica.
IN 70 ana with the approval of the County
~ Of the county where Letters Tesla
Haafy or Of Administratorship were granted
'ly ume, be relieved of his Executorshp
h. "nn,oth;iS'r3torShip, provided that he has
noHce by publication once a week for
y u successive weeks next preceding the max
" such application, in a newspaper pub.
4 !" tHe county where the proceedings
\ .au3 mere be one, and if not, by Civ
y. "3.ce by posting said notice for said
pprv IA .nfee conspicuous places in said
|Sr,: GDe OF which shall be at the Court
4 p-o,,IIau county, OF his intention So to
AtU;,i!ued' however, that if such Executor
administrator shall not be sole Executor
,,i snulltfiiStrator before making an order re.
,rsb MN N from his duties and obligations
~, NIL, me county Judge shall require him
II, ana ME true and correct account
ave. ~ w fShip or Misunderstanding and
.Fysc,,.aa Iu deliver TO his successor or to his
c,S. or co-Administrator or both as
" a nSy be any, and all money and prop.
" S T Whatever description or kind that
4 c rr,S come into his possession. custody
and ti''T o. as such Executor or Administra-
n or5. me County Judge before making
he os, snall be satisfied that the interests
S spcb eS. .p will not be placed in jeopardy
tp,ancs a', af Provided, always, that the
lgrr r,ie OF such resignation shall not be
sor r>" NJ 10 eXonerate any Executor. Admin.
Ted prcv H,s iSureties from any liability in.
e.
&, cS.5 !, That when there is no co.Executor
ientiy Illustrator, o.i that can safely and con-
5, he 400, ,ooN after the estate. a successor
Fgy appointed and duly qualified before
ed Of 1i big or Administrator shall be re.
cutor NV G IT and obligations as such
Il 10 o ne OF this Act. This Act shall also
e 4 TTIIccutTix and Administrators.
ateIv ,f tn'S law shall take effect i'm.
Goyern"o,.ue F its passage and approval by
Proved Nav 70 1917
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4 l,,ry
'-N AL 10 Amend Section asa A,;,
ida of 1906. "'a'e Oh FLOR
state n@ E1e by the Legislature Of the
ers aTeS Etatu !, That Section 1853 OF the Gem
HEREBY a,neaa OF 1906 be and the same is
MY amended to read as follows;
bo Two Examinations Yearly.-There shall he
of INV wv aihihations year in each county
U,a uiiS state beginning on Tuesday AFTER
a itu second 3 Monday in June, and on TUESDAY
each ynt second Monday in September. and
disrroti"9S vohuhue four or more days at the
T. sec z. That all laws and parts OF laws
w. sonn[t with the provisions of this Act
u ana the same are hereby repealed
sec j. That this Act shall become effect
NV immediately upon its passage and an
prOyal. 'u' such APP
Approved May 7. 1871
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,,,pTFR 7S61-(No. 1889.

,rT Prescribing Fun Ic TUT
uts i aae I by the Legislature Of the State
b FlondaW; Whoever commits any unnatural
ketcn !. s a act with another person shall
ascivlG3uIb Nv AZ fine not exceeding $500, or
punished ,,, py not exceeding six months,
|imPrlsoGfi a"cb fine and imprisonment.
BOTH su. Act shall not be so construed as
N Inns NJ the provisions of Section
|repea a1y srera Statutes of Florida.
OF OIL m NAV Is, 1871
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ACT HHAIPTER 7866-(No. 1857.
Death uattnorizing an Employer, in Case
dow va'I No. Of an Employe, to Pay to the
Such husband, Child. Father or Mother
E Hin n,p!9ye, any Wages that Nav be
Il F5 r.,n a the Time of His Death,
FjL oTiJ,a by the Legislature of the State
over TT l. That it shall be lawful for any
to M. m case of the death of an EN-.
there pay to the wife or husband, and in
child a. IS no wife or husband, then to
ren he =, &C., children, provided the child or
Sc tbs- over the age of eighteen years and
|ather =. IS no child or children. then to
aid .r y, mother, any wages that NAV be
?. TTb,p.oye at the time of his death.
rity NJ Al any wages so paid under the
sets NJ . IniS Act shall not be considered
ion. VI inc estate and subject to admin.
ct wi hat al, all laws and parts of laws in
rens,I, Sne provisions of this Act are
upon nat =, this Act shall become effec.
nor, ~ passage and approval by the
" becoming law without his ap.
owed June 5, 1917.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-13
ed were: Mrs. H. w. Maier, vice pres ident; Mrs. K. E. Sloper, secretary Mrs. R. w. Chamberlain, treasurer.
LADIES! SECRET TO
 DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring back color, gloss and youthful ness with Grandma's recipe of
 Sage and Sulphur.

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul- phur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the readyto-use preparation inn proved by the addition of other in- gradients a large bottle, at little cost, at drug stores, known as "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound" thus avoiding a lot of muss.
 While gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does it so natural ly, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning 'll1 gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet requi- site. It is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-13
CITYITEMS
Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread

Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread advt.
 William F. Storey has resumed duty at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. follow ing a furlough spent at the home of his parents on Union streeT.
 Victor records at c. L. Pierce & Co.,. -advt.
 Principal L. P. Slade of the High school, will address a meeting of the Teachers Council at the Grammar school at o'clock this evening.
 James Hogan of this city has been appointed officers aid at Camp Dev- ems.
 Louie S. Jones has entered the em- ploy of North & Judd Mfg. Co.
 The regular meeting of the board of health will be held at o'clock this afternoon. A meeting of the supplies and print ing committee of the common council ! will be held this evening. Reductions in millinery, Seibert -advt. The minstrels overture which will l give the benefit performance for the Camp Devens Athletic Fund will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening for re. hearsal in the Elks' hall.
 Florence Burns of Glen street, is at St. Francis hospital undergoing trea tment. The womans auxiliary to the CamI Devens athletic fund will meet II the mayors office tonight. There vii he discussion as to the part to b'
New Britain herald., 1917-11-13

Excellent Program Arranged For Par
 entS and Teachers.

The Northend school will have . Parents and Teachers meeting Thurs day evening. An unusually interesting program has been prepared and a large attendance is expected
 S. H. Holmes, superintendent of schools. will deliver a patriotic ad- dress. Miss Edith Bartlett of Meri- den will sing. Prof. Max Shedekcl' and Prof. Leo Wich of the New Brit ain Institute of Music will entertain on the violin. The following children, pupils of the school will assist in the musical program: Gerhard Young, Carl Hanson, Walter Anderson, Har- ry Hjeln, Frank Sucher, Lydia Wu- chert Marie Pauschitz, Harry Beh, Winifred Ripple and George O'Brien A group of children from Miss Leu pold's room will dramatize ITO Whit, To Whit, To Whee." Hulda Bengston, Elmer Johnson. Irene Anderson, Jack Baldwin, Ruth Hanson, John zenza Ruth Schaefer, Anne Zahnleiter Walter Johnson, Alexander Jessiman and Ida Gaviola.
 "The Golden Goose" will be read by Hulda Bengston.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-13

of December z by the woman work CTS. Miss Grace Riley, who sold the largest number of tickets to the re- cent football game, will be present with the football used as a souvenir of the occasion.
 Kennedys dancing school tonight. --adVt.
 Munroe H. Parsons, who is in France with the medical unit from Roosevelt hospital in New York, has written to his mother telling of con- ditions as he finds them. He writes that he is we'll and likes his work
 The superintendent of parks today set out 200 new trees in various sec- tions of the city. The work is done under the direction of the board of public works. The council finance committee will meet tomorrow night. Last night the committee on printing and supplies held meeting. Music rolls and bags at Pierce's. -advt.
 The Woman's Home and Missionary society of the A. M. D. Zion church 1 met last night at the home of T. M. Wilson on Berlin avenue. Plans were ] discussed for the raising of $1,00O
 fund to be used in paying church 1 debts.