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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

Gs befi1hrn - IN btt Ariessma'
rius % D6er3r5lmeifus<G1<rtA, biz
ben Rang sints Dedoiffsirrs bab<n,
Bon bisisu fnS beutjM qsbortn
Gusen Dnnn. Gmii Grn}t artpis,
Gbtpdrb sittsr scn prtiffia
George @otffrith 9 9psissr, aIt,
anbsr Gdfmir acslpDBti unt
gbos. Q. Rubofph. SIN Diff
sitrsfprps Der Morfnfinfnnferis be-
finben ii8 teins stborent DtutIf< mil
ausnabme bes ben Rdns zines Obsrs
reutnanfs babmoen Adpsameiftsrs
N9iIIiom g 5anislman
Sur Difpoftipn ifeben foIeenb,
Seafi& seborsne Sffisiers: bic apns
frts sfbmirdle Jrsberie Sinssr.
Gueen Senrp 2eatt unb aooIpb
Mdrir. Rnpitdn ,ur Gee Guifup
G6orIes o anus, Mebisinifdxr Dis
reiipr nil BEN Ranse sinss 9dpitdns
Germ @ufap gerer, bic Dbsrs
6poismdnner ansufs o bmien. Dil'
liam @uifnp abolpb 9 9nerin,
Dberfeusr,perter Robert 9 m mers.
Dbermai6iniii Sreb. sofn aorts,
Ra'6infif sbepbore Wtper. Was
ffiuiif auuuft u nf d D B, Nai9iniIt
@fridm 8oat. Obtrsimmermann
5rors aniOn Stri6 unb Dberapos
ibefsr Subert 5enrp.
- -rOermanirus@.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

Gf4oifs IA S4iebsn I'm bic ed<-
sn benuben. Srgenb iOelder Grfolg
IN bieisn GrfinbunsspIdnen Hi6t C.
ihisben s<pefsn, tpdbrenb fd pie
Sbee Der 2aufmai&iHe ols bur4ous
Isbsnsfdbie ernitieu bat. Jbr III.
ipriinsliber Hams unb mil ihm fer
ibrss Grfinbers IN in b<r zebnii b,s
siienbdbnDtiens iebt msrfipiroissr'
ipeiis auf j,ne nit Dampf Ober Nrs'
kltraft betriebensn ,iptiohii9en
,Sdbrselge iibtrsegdneen, iDsfG< Sci
otredenbefiAiiguns gum transport
bon Jngsnieursn unb gdbnmsiittrn
bitnsn. JreiliA bat bic eifenbutus
Draifine nit j.nsr unbrtn ni6ts
anbsres uIs bic Bt3si4uuus grneiiL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

Yerratber ni<oereeiHrnn. Dssnsssn
poatn mir jest ui9t ssiaet babsu.
baB bic 8er. Staatfn ben aampf aaf.
eeben iollen. Sas III etufa9 unmogs
li4. Dir Deroen nod ithr lanss Gnb
np9 iebr enti4ieoen idnpfn unb iii.
fere oclIs PfIiat thun. Abr fpenu III,
isrs allirrten ii4 70 idlpc9 erfpeifsr
iolltsn, haB fhliebli4 pe eunSe 9aIi
bes 9riesss aaf uns rubt, pam piiros
es nit unfersr ebre bolltummen rsr.
eiHbur iein, urieren Auiirkn gun
5rieoen 5u rntbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

Die Hep yorter gpeniua
y o It" i4idt einsn Iirlsersu artiteI
aus. norm fie nit Sinlt9t ouf cas-
beporitebenoe GintrsfFen siHsr Jtegis.
rungss Delegation aus .Sapan oriag.
li4lt 5u eInsr friebli9eH Scilesune
Der Sireitfragen' nit ienem2anos rai9,
uRiere Resieruns piro o5ne 5rd9e in
bieiem Slime banbeln. rehn Saaau
bas gleid,e gntseseutommsn jeigt.
Borum es ii9 baunTd4li4 banbelt.
1T bic 80rma9tsltelluns. Die Sapan
in ebina bsanipru9t unb in bem strs
titel pirb seiast. oab bas nit uu,ersn
9aHoeIs@ Snterefien oaieIbit ni9t uns
pereinbar lei, benn Sapan lei lpillsns.
bas priuSip Der offsneu Sbiir angus
ertenHeu. I'm bas aunebmbar gu ma
den, mub oos prtnSip senausr bsfis
nirt peroeu, ais es ieBt Der 6dll IL.
Das prin3ip Der pffenen 25iir 1T in
oem ebemaItsen 4tneffden BON Sapaa
in Seiib senommenen 9ebiets eer
iiibli9en Manhurei unb 9prsas nsrz
tiinbet iporben, oas bat dbsr Htat cine
D0lIigs 9srbrdHsung unieres 5qnSeIs
bufeIbit burd abminiitratipe aniffs
Sapans oerbinbert. SauptfG9Ii6 ;7ds
rem ss bic nisbrissn gdbntarifs. RE
Sapon nur fetnsm Sanbel sstpdbrts.
bic unferen 6anbeI berni6tet bohsn.
Damn III aud dus3ubebiuseu, baB Sds
pan nibt bic 6ineiif9e 8ep0lterurs
leiner 6eeresmadt einreibt, oeun tpsun
bas gefdiebt, bann tpirb Sdpan bic
san3s Dslt beberriden. Wenu iE hies
fen pidtigsn 9untien suoerIEsD;as
9arartien erIanet perben t6nnsn
banH III Der NEG gu elmer @sritdnbi=
ouug oorbauoen, bod IolIte bieie u:At
jsBt, fonbern mad BEN 3riege estrpf.
fen, reiD. auf Der alIaemeinsn ,jries
oenstonferenS pereinbart tperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26
Hatriutiide RHi9ten.

Saraes 20. Gerarb, Der bier Satrj
lang bis gum 4usbru9 uuieres
&rsses init Deuti4Iano. oafelbit BOT.
li9after bsr Der. Staaten mar, pirS
in ben nd9ften Sasen eine Rs'bt Don
artitsln iber Die beuti9s Reeisrune
oeroffentli4en unb pie aus Der httrs-
fenoen Qn5eise berpprgebt. piro er
fem Wert nit foIgsnoeH Wortsu tes
ninnsu:
sd itels an ben anfane, mas I'm
S9Iub iteben foIIte. neil i'd uni.rsn
9olfe ben grnit Der Sa9laae begr.ifs
li6 MAIDEN min, neil id ibm gu iGs:n
piini4e. Nab bic Seerss. unb Sees
ma9t beg beutf4en Reihes uugez
bro6en in. Entertainer erfaiTsn RE-
Der oi. 9r0be, nod bic @idtistsit biss
ies arieges. 80. gs beifsbt bei @eis
tenn gr0bere 9efabr. bab bic aIiirten
9uneers fterben, als oab Deutidlanb
ousgebungert pirb.1
0isie Offenbeit berbisni Gnersn<
nuns. Bon isber poren S9mei6lsr,
psl6s siner Ration lei9te Sieee bcrs
sauseIn, sine srobe Gefabr fir bic
8olter. Sn oem baburd berporserdfss
nen @efiibl Der si9erbeit perben tis
Weabreeeln, bic allsin ben Grfols rers
biirgen fonnen, psrnddldfiat ober re
perber per5Ogert, bis ss gu ipGt III.
Weun barf aud binaufiigen, baB bisle
Sriege unterblieben pGrtn, inenn man
ben GeeNr niht gu lsi6t senommen
bate. Iber bic 9auptfdde 1T. hcb,
Ra6oem einmal Der 2risg bef6loFisn
fuprbeu lit, GlIes gsf6iebt, mas nptb,
ipeuoig III, I'm i'm erfolerei6 bur6sus
fiihreu uub IN biefer 5inii6t miifisn
mir Der Weeinung 4usbrud esbeu. bo5
IN biefem 2dnbe bon Der grefTe 1ro
peritnenenen YoI,ssruppen i9rp.rpiss
aenbe 5ebler beganeen tperben, inbein
lie qldu6en bag ber 3rieg bur6 9erz
bd6tiaung Der 9.utften unb fnrdl
6ebereien eeeen bisiefbsn gspOnuen
tperben t0nnte. Das fann urfersr
Sadie nur I6persu S6aben sufiigen.
Dom Gage Der arieqsertldrunq On
baben bic Oeuti6en ibre Gntf6eiSung
getroffen unb 5tpdr in Der allein ri5s
ttgen Deiis. sic baben erfabt, oas fis
in duererftsr Rsibe giiraer Der Be-
Stadten finb unb bieien ausI4lieblia
unb alein ersebsnbeit Fdulben. Git
bdben au3 ni4ts setban, Das bitIe
abii6t in 3tpeiFel ftelIen tDnnte ipn<
bern aIIes setbaH, Inn lire 4ufriftia>
felt 5u erpeifsn, inbem iis uie olls
gdrser, fih eutfpebsr freipiIiq gum
9esressienft mslbeteH, obtr mas sur
5nbrung bes arieses auseorbnst nirre
be, setpeuIid befolgtsn. gs abb siue
Gn5ubl in enslifder Sprads aefhries
bene 3situngen. tpelte bic 3pdrass
ausbebung betampft baben unb nod
betGmpfen Oos bat feline ein,ioe
beutf6e 3eituns setban. gbenfo oft
es enslifde 3eitungsu, bic bag gplf
Don ber 8etbeiliguns an Der Rrisssan=
leibe absubulitH fudtat. Oas bdt
e6enfaffs teins bentffx e2ituno oes |
ipdf; es .it iosar inaprnebmpar gsipes
len, bus iie biertn NIT Defenders au,l
lem 8eilpieI DOrdnsirgen. angef6ss
Iol4sr S4atia9en nod ptiter Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

g. 3. ysilfins, 2Sif Goierain aDe..
msI6ete aeiiern Der goIi5ei, Sdb ieinc
Srai oenrietta. 80 Snbre nIt. lett
Elontde gsntniiitns dtsdngig iei. Sic
sate einen 3etteI binterIaiiel, rporunf
aridlrieben itnn6. baf iie iib I'M Obio
eriranfen iperoe. neil ne Ieioeno fsi
nrb nidt fyrirt irerben fcnnte. Oie
saite boben suei ssinber I'M alter BON
5 irlb 7 Snbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26
Gis arbsitsrtaa.gar

Sie Rnrihrouie fin ore arteiser.
tag. .Barabe 1T tpie fOlsi ieitseiett nor.
ben: aiIfiteilimg an a@e unb ssinoiop
Gfrobe. Bon bo eehf 70 bic Aufe
strase himnrter sur 49,, sur wanin,
suf ssiinften. 5iir @aimit, siir Birrten,
sIir @liuns sifr 9Eitntesi, sur @oInvi,
,ur i2. strabe. no BE 4uiIdiuHs &c.
fcyat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

unfere Srisss Rillio
mare baben siusn ialausn PlGn sr'
ba4t. um ii9 Dem ein5isen 0ienIi 81
entaieben, ben lie bem aanoe srips'!ea
t0nnen, inbeHl iie ibre Sobne IN esr
SeeresOienit iteIIsn. Dus Btan0reT
tsItanb bariu, bab tie ibren SobEsr
AnIteilHneeH i'm Regierungse'enit osr7
i9afften, bic lie lsi4t erIuugen tOna'
Ten, tnbem Iie auf ale 9eaahIung p'i'
si6tctsH, um bann dls Resierungs'
-nseitellts bonn Seeresoisnit 5et'e': 5l'
fein. 0as pirb bOffentli4 ni2t sss
bulbet perbeu. @ir itelIeH fem Sob
nerbeer auf, ionbern EN- natinneles
5eer, bem ale Slafen Der Beppltes
runq, gsi9e unb Qrms uub aqe
S9i6ten bes 9oItes obne llnteriai:b
Der Nationdlitdt angehoren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

Gsif mertp ar zig. ME isst
aut einmal Die anii9ten iiber S.uti5
lambs StGrts ii9 sednbert babsn. @or
benz arisge bRb ss, oab beflsa gelpdl
tiguns teine S9uieriateiteu bisten
perbs. SEPT auf siHrnaI piro oas
SeseutbeiI sefaet. Sn elmer Maibs
ingtoner Depei4s beibt ss: r4mstiia
mug ales, mas es bat, bsrgebsn, fpenn
es O& Gsfdide in europa Dsnosn
nil. aus europa 3uriidsstsbrte De
fi5iers baben bsm arisesrat1 5smsfs
bet, baB bic 4usfi9teu nitt gI1u5erb
finb unb bic Ser. Staaten aufipahen
miifeu, fpenn 0euti6lanb niti ben
Sieg odoontrasen foq. Die Sahla1e
IN RublaHb nirb als boffnuaglos Bee
trd6tet uRo angei9ts Der neuen beuts
f6u Gusbebunssu i'm nGebften s5riibs
iabr miiBter bic Ger. Staaten iit auf
etren ldngen unb f9fperen Sriea ae,
fdBt MADDEN afs mir pur siriaen
Wo6en bic @ersdltniiIe niGt annds
bernb 10 bebentlid, ME es m Ofiaer
aei4iebt. f9ilber!eu, tparben mir aIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

pie SHtsruatiOnaI g&rs
camille Waarine So. bat fir pus Sa9r
1916 einsu Reiusepinn bon "a NItls
Iionsn aufsupeiIsH. Sir bds Sa9r
1917 wrb er auf oas Duppelte ltetgen
unb bas nennt man Patriotismus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26

Gin 9elebrter, Der f6 Or.
0irOn nennt uno aus Philaoelphid
itanmt, bat oura ben Reprdisn.cns
ten aabn cine 8orluge in aoasreb
siHrei6en lufen, peI9e bic Ius9ebuug
Der SnSianer iiir bic Rsitersi foroert.
nm oa meritaniite 9rense gu f4iBen.
Dieter Selebrte, pel5er Der @bef Der
Danamateri9su Stiftung fir Gprr
i9ungen iiber nprbamerit. SnbiaRr
1T, besriinbet feline Sorberung bam:t,
bub man in alien 2Gnbern folbe aus
pe,onoeren YoIfsitdmuun beitebenoe
Reiterei beige. Die 9riedeu buben
ibre sbsFulonier." iagt er, bic &uis
fen lire &ofdfen uHb bic Deuti5en
(man bore unb itduneD ibre llblan.E'
Rdb Der aufFdfTuH1 biefes 9eIebrtsn
bifben uIio bic 1lblarer einen beI1ns
bercn Noltsitdmm Bel ioih pnrdmis
balem DifTen fam man iid aud NETT
runbsrn, fpeun bsn orpbsn 9ele6rfen
niht betonrt III. bub es ueuen uGss
B0Iierredt perftObt, unsipiliiirte Wer-
Idisn i'm &risoe spiIdeu 5iOiliiirter
Nationsn 3u pertpenben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-26


Die 9oltanz aorfertn5
Der 4lliirten pirb cine Grildruns abb
se6sn, Oab GsutialauOs uno Seitsrz
rei6s 4nerbieten, GrieOen auf Der
@runolase gu fdlieben, oab peSer
Oebietsabtrstungen nod &rie9seit,
i6dbigung sefDrbert iDeroen ioIsn,
niht gsniige. Dumit pGre gemeirt,
bag bds urfpriineli6e prperamn,
Dsl4es bR 3sritiideluns bon Oeutfds
lamb unb Osfterreid psrIangt, belize.
baIten perben foG. Gs III erfreu!I6
Az piFen, bag bic Ser. Stadtu iid an
oteier Eonferen3 nidt betbeiIi9ea lpers
ben. lpds unierer Rsaierung Die Ges
lesenbeit bietet, ben 5riebeH unter an
beren 8sbineungen gu pcranlGiien,
tpenn lie bic 3eit bisrsu esiomnen
alaubt. Sm llebrigen iii in bisier
8erbinbung uuf eiaentbimlife Wis
berfpriide htrsupeiieu. 2lopb @eorgc
'dot, bab Osutihldub .s nit isir,m
Jrteoensdnerbisten, hos QHuerion ano
@utibd6iguHe dusfdliest, niht ehrz
Itt meine unb bic 8ultdnzGonfsrena
srtldrt, bab folfs Bsbineung ztdt
annebmbnr 1T, uud ipeun re ebrfi6
eenetnt pdre. Offenbdr ipiro urfe@
rem 9drbe bic bobe aufdabe 5ufdren.
6eibeu Setteu ben Jrieoeu porsue
fHretben.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

FOR SALE QUICK-3S acres good
land, good water, room bungalow,
10 acres alfalfa, 10 acres clover, 2
acres pasture, balance grain. A
good place for $4,000. Day Realty
Co., Cor. 10th And Idaho. If
FOR SALE-Desirable lot located In
the best residence section of the city.
Has natura .'ot water available. for
heating. AGS.ess 27s2 Capital News,
S30c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

OIL-Treasure State Oil Co. Proven
leases In Sapulpa. Tulsa, Nowata
fields; offset by producers; 20 acres;
rich Miami lead and zinc field, 2e00
acres on giant dome" structure
found by biologists. Capitalized only
100000. Shares at par 81. Big
Oklahoma business men stockhold-
ers.. Invest $40 or s25; write for
particulars. Treasure State OIL Co,
~ cn'cnrd Bldg. Oklahoma, Okla
S30c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
FOUND

FoUND-Ladies' purse in ladies' rest
room. owner may have same by
identifying same and paying for this
ad. Apply Capital News office. $40
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OF ALL
kinds; for sale, stores, stocks, hotels,
cafes, confectionery and cigar store
located in Boise or surrounding towns.
Call special attention to hardware and
implement stock in good railroad
town. All of these cheap on pay
ments; some will consider trade.
Schooler- Startling Agency, Overland
Building. Phone 35s-W, Boise, Idaho.
II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

FOR SALE-2oo acres, 20 acres under
bitches, free water; Is or 20 tons
alfalfa goes with place; stock and
tools. Plenty Of open range with
good feed. Apply owner. 512 East
jefferson. Phone .229O-J, or E. l..
White, Front Street Barn, or 1922
State. Phone 1851. O3c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

FOR GOOD grain and stock lands at
low prices, see Lucas, New Mead
ows, Idaho. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
WANTED-Misc.

in attorneys suite
for small business; we'll established
Mutual advantages. Phone $50 or
1809-R O5o
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

FOR SALE acre and new modern
bungalow, barn, and chicken house,
on bench, near Franklin school, All
In bearing fruit. Price only $4,000.
IDAHO REALTY CO., 200 N. Sth st.
If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
HAMMOCK MOTOR SALES Co.
Used Car Bulletin No. &c,

HAMMOCK MOTOR SALES CO.
Used Car Bulletin No. &c.
We guarantee our used cars to be ex-
actly as represented.
1917 Ford Touring.
1915 Maxwell Touring.
1917 Chalmers Roadster.
1915 Maxwell Touring.
1917 Maxwell Touring.
1917 Ford Roadster.
Studebaker Touring.
Chalmers Touring.
Overland Touring.
Indian Motorcycle.
HAMMOCK MOTOR SALES CO.
Distributors of Maxwell and Chalmers
Cars.
1912 Grove Street.
Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets.
I. Boise, Idaho.
Sept. 30-oct Q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

NEW irrigated lands for sale. We
have left for sale about $50 acres of
the finest bench lands in the state.
The crops raised on these lands this
year are second TO none. Old paid
up water right. and the price is only
800 an acre with terms. These lands
are located miles north of Eagle
and electric Il. r. Inquire of Harry
Shane, Mgr. of project atFthe Wise
Piano House. Phone ST. or 209S-W,
Boise, Ida. O6
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
FOR SALE-Livestock

TO TRADE-Improved Boise valley so
for stock ranch. 1885 Cap. News. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
I'M PORTANT,

That all material and labor are now
rapidly advancing; a house costing
s2Soo year ago will now cost $4,000
TO $3.50 to build. Rents have almost
doubled, and are still going UP. We
have dozen first-class bungalows
and cottages built two OF three years
ago, at old prices, to sell on easy
terms. Don't you think you had bet
ter select one now? People are con
Ing into Boise rapidly and cond
tons are changing. You have I,
have somewhere to live. Schooler-
Startling Agency, 322-324-326 Over
land Bldg. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

FOR EXCHANGED acres near EN-
NETT on Slope, all in bearing fruit,
net income this year $1,000. This is
fine tract, and clear of encum-
brance. Party wants a bungalow in
Boise. IDAHO REALTY CO., 200
n. Sth ST. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
FOR SALE-Real Estate

$50 ACRES, $4,000; as good az any
5000 land. II you pay more than
above price any place In southern
Idaho the reason will be that you
haven't seen this land. Address 2791
care Capital News. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
STRAYED

TAKEN UP-Holstein steers. Owner
can have same by paying for dam
ages done and the cost OF ad. r.
Garland, near Franklin school Phone
2324-W, OF
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GIRL WANTED for general house
work. 304 State.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

10 NICE houses, mostly rented. All
belong to same party, will trade for
land, give anyone a good deal. Ov-
erland Real Estate Co., 1866 Soma
Bldg. N. w. Strunk. Phone $751;. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-26

Four men and two women covered
themselves with glory trying to rescue
that coin from the gratings, and the
conductor finally came in and did the
trick Not the slightest interest on
the part of the young man, and the
fat woman beside him noticed the
flash of the girls eyes and said to
herself.
She'll wake him up and humble
him If ii takes whole year to do til"
The opportunity came within 20
minutes AT the terminus Miss Adams
followed the young man out on the
platform.
AS she rescended tho steps she
seemed to stumble, and he heard her
exclamation OF dismay He whirled
and extended his hand to save her
from fall, but she was not in the
least danger.
"0!" said Mr. McLain in confusion.
"Sir!" demanded the girl.
Miss Snippy Adams had got even,
and feeling of satisfaction was with
her all DAY as she shopped.
She took the car for home without
the faintest idea that the young man
would be n passenger also, but there
he was, comfortably seated and scan
ming the pages of magazine So far
as she could tell he did not notice her
entrance. She sat opposite and hoped
to administer another snub.
Among the articles she had pur-
chased, and was bringing home by
hand rather than trust to the delivery,
were three yards of costly lace. BY
and by Miss Adams got the inspira-
tion che was looking for
The little package was dropped as
the nickel had been, and it bounded
and struck the young mans foot. Be-
fore any other passenger had moved
Mr.. McLain had bent over and picked
up the package. and after a brief look
at It he handed 1t to woman at his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-26

most hilarious comedy on the stage
and J. Rufus, the central figure in the
play, is the most remarkable hero that
ever trod the boards.
J. Rufus Wallingford will be played
by Charles V, Galloway. To those who
have seen Mr.. Galloway act, the bare
mention that he is to portray the fa-
nous get rich quick man will be suffi-
cient. Physically and tempermentally
the genial Charles is exactly suited for
the part, and when it comes to real
acting the great Hale Hamilton, him
self, who was the original j. Rufus
when sect Rich Quick Wallingford" "
scored its two years New York run,
has very little, if anything, on our
own local star
J. Rufus WallingfOrd does in the play
His principal business is to make you
laugh, and Mr.. Galloway certainly
knows how to do that. You laugh when
he arrives at Battlesburg with $43
in his pocket and is welcomed as a cap
italist by the hotel proprietor ernest
Ringo), you laugh when he organizes
his million dollar covered carpet tack
corporation (on nothing) and trims
the mayor of Battlesburg (Walter
Keyes) and the rest of the city fathers
out of $4,000 each, you laugh when
he collects a million, from E. B. Lott
George SNYDER for traction fran
chise which didn t cost him cent.
You laugh when he reforms-oh, yes,
he reforms pays back the "boobs" "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-26
Y. GALLOWAY
IN COMING ELK PLAY
Takes Part of J. Rufus
Known As Get Rich Quick
WalIingfOrd

Ii would be a difficult matter to
find in this country man or woman
who has never heard of j. Rufus Wal
lingford. So universally known is this
lovable crook. and so often and so in
delibly has his marvellous exploits been
impressed on the minds OF millions of
American readers, that he has come to
be regarded as a sort Of national in
stitutiOn.
Interesting and laughable as J. Ru-
fus is in the Chester stories, he is in
finitely more interesting and laughable
in the play, "Get Rick Quick Walling-
ford - which the Elks are 10 produce
at the Grand on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, April and {, with a
east composed of twenty one local
stars. The play itself was written by
George NJ. Cohan, and in writing it
that prolific dramatic genius selected
from the original Wallingford stories
the material best adapted for stage
purposes. The result was, and is, the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-26

put down narrow plank from bank
to bank, No woman, and but few men
had dared attempt the feat.
Miss Adams shivered as she came
to a halt, but, sure that Mr. McLain
was watching her, and anxious to let
him see that his advice had been a
piece OF impudence, she boldly start
ed out on the plank
Go back! Go backI" called one
OF the diggers. and hoodlum Of a
boy added:
"Itll be as good as fire to see you
kerhop!"
The "kerfiop" came, Of course
Things began to whirl round and
round, and with wild shriek the
girl left the plank to bring up in the
mud and water II feet below
Naturally, she was hauled out by
means of rope. Naturally, she was
all mussed up. Naturally crowd wss
drawn by the accident, and naturally
or unnaturally, that same hoodlum OF
boy had to shout out:
BE keerful and don't let the old
gal come up feet f1rsti"
Il could kill that young man. l
could kill him!" said Miss Adams q
day or two later, when the mud had
been scraped off and her bruises at
tended TO-
And yet Mr. McLain had turned
down another street and knew moth
ing of the accident.
During the next three weeks moth
ing happened. Both the young man
and the snippy girl lived on and ate
their three square meals day. Then
Fate interfered again.
One spring morning Mr.. McLaiH
rigged up his tackle and went fishine
in the river On her part, Miss Adams
took her motor boat out
She had never gone out alone be.
fore and her experience with the en-.
gin was limited. but she went aAaaa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-26
Reasons For Selecting
GeraniuIn for Salem
Official City Flower

Mary f. Watson votes for the scar
let geranium and tells the reason why.
OF the 10 candidates for the honor
ef being the official flower of the capi-
tai city of Oregon, the scarlet geran-
ium is the only one that can be relied
ppon to be on duty at all times, spring,
summer, autumn or winter its CHEEKY
presence is ever with us.
BY slipping and potting at proper in
5ervals the veriest amateur can have a
show of bright blossoms in sunny
window through the winter months and
nothing in the list of show blossoms
makes finer display than beds-on
parking or lawn-of scarlet geraniums
with their whorls of bright blossoms
and their rich green leaves.
No plant is more easily grown, none
requiring less care.
Then too, consider the possibilities