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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
GbicagO, 8. Uaai.

Saipeins. = 3ufubr 1900. -
Wartt tart; 81 Hber bem geitrigal
prsii.; 8ult S15.50-15.75; Iei9t:
$145O-15.7O; semif9te $15.O-
1880; itpere $15.20-15.85; rauts
$15.20-15.4o; Jtrtel S9.75-13.75.
Rinbpis6 3ufubr 5000. -
Rorit fart; Gm5amifts Beef Stisrs
$9.10-13.5o; Stotsrg uuo 5eebers
s7.25-1o.20; Sdbe unb 5eifers $6.'
40-11.35; adI6sr S9.25-14.00.
G9dfe - 3rfu4r 5000. War,t feit,
.Dd.rbs 11.4E,4.00; Gpes S10.'
75-14.25; 2ammer $14.O0-1S.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Sslmb'S1aAridtea.
Mtttp o d 8. Wo

Ut 1T 10 o. y. Ufol'
Der D6ioilub pirb ii9 nur tpsnt9
6erGnbern. GeiterH 4benb bate ber'
felbe sinsH Daferitano DON lax
SUB.
Die fOlssnben 9epeI4sn trafeT
geitern bier elm:
pittsburg, pa.-5.9 SUB, iteist.
Dbeelins, SO. @u.-9.6 SUB, fdlt.
partersburg, 70. 9u.-9.7 SUB.
Sanauba 5alls, 80. 8u.-7.3 GuB.
G9arl.iton, %. 8a.-7.3 5ub.
porismOutb. ObiO-13.1 SUB, fdat.
2ouisDille, ab.-9.2 SUP, fdat.
@pansUille, Snb.-12.8 SUB, itei9t.
Rafboille, 3enn.-9.5 SUP. fdlt.
Chattanooga, 5eHn.-9.3 5uB, fdlt
@airO, $3.50 6uB, fGGt.
Nsmpbis, 9enn.-25.4 SUB, itsi9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Ser Wliaioaar I'm Sailb.n=
srab.n.

Der WiaioHdr uHb bic Gulai4tanort
= 0is Die Deltani9auung bes
WtilIionGrs 3uiammenbra4. - 0er
Dertb bes GeIbes i'm S4iisengrqs
ben. - 8antnotsH uno 9unograH1s
ten. = Die @Iei49eit Oss S4uscns
srabsns. - Die 8i0sripru4e in
Der RenI4eniseIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
yeIo, Ssnbs uHS Nstien in ssup ysrf.

@sf4xits papitre surssn AZ ~ - 5S
b,sisntirt fstt.lel sui 2oHbsa sarsH its.
iis Sar 90 Tsse s&T2. Commercial
Sins. 80 Tast. e47lH. eiat $475H; Aa.
bel aHpsiiunssn t47s<. Srsnes Sidi
SIX, asbef S.7es @ari, feins GusiiruH'
asn. arsnen. isins EuoiiTnnatH, Sire 6idt
Le3K. KateiT.02 u .&ubel Si4i 27ss, 3nbt
274. etibn-Sarrsn 7t4e, Refiisaiids
7ohsrS S7ze.
affteH tt.-Nm Borniitsge mar
Der Rarft fst unb bic Brsiie ftiessn st.
mas, ssasu 8admisiss absr sing berSr.is.
sufIAlag pieber psrloren. Die S6lHBnos
iirunssn fianosn msifeus uuier beHen bon
ssasTn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
9asliSer marft.S Seriht,
Gintinuati. s. Wlai.

~ u " o. @'N"
Die naHolsenbsn QuOtirungen BE-
sisbtn ji3 nur Inuf gnsros 9rans'
attion.n. Bel tleinerm Gsi&dft.n
luerben stpas bObers pr.iis bers4usi.
propifionsm
S6mala primd Steam
22.05-22.25; 5unilp 23l-24.
9rodense seIal5enes Glstt q.
= S1ort clear Seitsn 223 22ae;
ertra Ibort clear Seit.H 22-224e;
tur3e RippsnIeitsn 21A-214c; gsaiss
24a- 253c per pfuno.
GerGu4srtss Glsii d.
Sbort clear Seiien 244-25c; ertra
Ibcrt clear Seitsn 24a 25e; tu3s
Rippeni.itsn 24-244c; Bellies 26a
-27ac per pfunb.
sugar Gureb 5tti d. =
S6inien 27-27hc; pituic S4ultsrn
21s -22c; grsatfait Bacon 34-
35c; G3uliern IN pddetsu 221-23e;
S9uliern, Rem gort Gut, 23-23k;
trodsns Beef S4ultern $3.50 per
pfunb.
SibsepaeItss Thif4.-
Sd;ni.n 24-241c; picnic S4uls
tern 1S5 -19c; Bellies 28-28ae;
Sduliern 20l-21c; S@uliern, Rem
gort Gut 21-213c. per pfunb.
Griid,esfIIeif d. - S9iHttn
Iofe 24s-253c; picuic S9uItsrn
1917; S6ultsrn 21-21fe; tur5s
Rippsni.it,n 21-21Ac; ibOrt clear
Rippenieiten 21-21sc; srtra ibort
cellar Rippeui,iten 21-21hc; lsi4t,
BELTS 32a-33c; i4tDrs Bellies 30
-35e.
R.bl uub Setreibs
Webl. - Dinter pateut $14.OO
-14.5O; Dtntsr fanep s1350-14,'
90; Wintsr JaHiilp $13D0-13.5o;
Dtntsr ertra S1200-125o; Biutrr
orDindrer $11.50-12O0; Sartss
D.iSeu 9dt.ui $14.0o-14.5O; Sar'
tssWsisn fauep S13.25-13.75; 5ar'
tss gDtben 1amilp $12.50-13.0O;
ROsgsu, glortbiDeitnn. ssmH4tss
s10.Oo-1o.25; ROsssn. Gitp, reinss
$10.25-10.50; Rosseu, Gitp. se'
mif6iss $10.25-10.5O.
Dei5en. - Ro. 2 rptber Winter
$310-3.11; Ro. 8 bo. S3.O6-3.O8;
Eo. 4 DO. $2.75-3.O5.
WelIi3torn. go. 2 tDtibes
$1.67; GO. 3 DO. S1.67; go. 4 DO.
$164-1.66; Ro. 8 DO. $162-164;
Ro. 6 DO. $1.60-1.62. - Ho. 2 gel
bes S1.62I; no. 8 DO. S1.62-163A;
go. A DO. S1.59-1.61; go. 5 DO. 81
57-1.59; Ro. g DO. $L55-157. =
Rp. 2 ssnii4tes S1.61a-162s; go.
3 ho. $1.61s-1.621; RO. a DO. 81.
59-1.61; 30. 8 DO. $1.57-1.59;
80 6 bo. S1.55-1.57. - Wsibes
aolbeniorn S167-1.68; ssibes aols
berntorn S1.6S-1.70; ssHii9tes
aolbeniorn $1.65-I67.
Safer. - SO. 2 iusibtr 72s-
73e; SidnbdrO peiber 71A-72c; Ro.
3 peiber 71-71ac; RO. 4 tpeiBsr So
Tie; 30. 2 ssmiidter 7Oac; go. 9
ssmii6tr .tu9eimii9er 70c; RO. 4
gemiftter 68-69c.
aUgesn Ro. 2 S208-21o;
Ro. 8 bo. $2.02-2.05; go. 4 DO. 81
@-1.95.
W bisten.
Deriauft puroen 729 8hs. Die
Killers 6Iniikb 9oOos aui otr Baiis
81 60 per Soaone.
Groceries.
2affss. SaDa 27-32e; DO.
9a 27i-30c; Guatfmalo fartp 18se;
DO. gutter 173e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

Sudtr. Dtorft fetf. - TdfIis
nirier Gut aoaf S10.55; popOsrso
$9.15; @ubes $1,000; srunuIirter
$500; gonfeeiioner 81" $3.50;
Oif a" Ss.60-S.70; tDeibsr srira
$S.40-S.5o; trtra G" $3.50 per
bunbsrt pfunb.
Rolaff.s. - Narit ftstis. =
Rem Srl.ans Open aettsl 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c per Salient.
Reis. - Griro iaHsp 5tab 81
8ae; ianfn 7s-Se; feconb 5ens
es-7t; ssbrOxutr 7s-st; Jopan
74-7te; Blue Rofe S4-8se pei
pfunS.
DdIInsV Vrobufte.
9utteL Narft sisHtlitb lsbs
bdfi, prefe i.ff. - WbOlsmili sItrd
42e; esntraIistb ,rtra 39Ae; Gsntroii.
seo firfts 36e; isoonbs 33c; Ganfp
Dairp 33c; gadrns Strd 23-2Sc.
adfs Mlartt itttis; Ohio 25t:
RorbpsfIi4u 2s-26At; 9lep Dsrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

Gctf NbhDhhbst ~ ~ W. PlN~
gier. - Wdrft rubig unb stfpas
feiier; prima firfs 9ibnereier 33e;
iiriis 32c; orbindre firfs 31c; ie-
COMBS 285c per DubenO; Gnisneisr
31e; 9dnieeisr 80 bns DuBenb.
Gefliigel. = Wdrit rubig uno
iteiig. groil.rs BON u pfunb une
bdruHter 48-5Oc; arpers II pfuno
3Oc; Sdbne 15e; iunss 9d6ue l8c;
Siihner 22c ;5rutbiibnsr DON 8 bis
10 pfunO 20c; bo. nit trummer
8ruit 12c; Gulls &c; peibe Gntsn IA
-1ee; 0dnis 10-12e; alte 3auben
$1.75c per DussHb.
Obfunb G.miI.
QepfeI. - Rpme Beautp $3.50
800; Ben 8apis $4.75-5.25;
9cno S5.25-5.5O; Rings $3.50
800; Sr.eninas $6.OO-6.5O; Sn'
f.rior aIls S0rtsn $2.50-3.5o per
BbI.
3itronen. California $3.25
$50 per Rifle; 2imes 9Oe-I.oo
per Rifle.
Oraus.n. California Ruotls
$2.50-2.75; JIOriba $3.25-3-5o
per Sttite.
Grape Gruit. -'JIOriSa ST.
00-4.50.
ananas. s3OO-4.oO per
Crate.
Gr6beersm- $2OO-3.o0 per
Grats pom "a Quarts.
9omateos. Giorioa $2.2o
800 per Crate DON 6 a0r6en.
aartoffeln. = Widisan uno
WiscoRIin $9.5O-9.O0 per 8bl. uno
$2.65-2.75 per Blu. BON Geleiie;
3unge s5loriba Ro. l $9.00-9.25;
RO. 2 $8.25-8.50; SO. 3 $780,
90 per 8bl.
SaattartoffeIu. - Genuine
Rso RiOsr friibe SbiO Bu. $500;
gurbanis, $50 pfuuO Sod $500;
Hriibe Gbio. Sdnbmau, gu. $40;
Rural Rem gOrt $3.50; aings. Su.
$3.50.
Siibtartoffelm Rancp
9alls $2.25-2.50; Ro. 2 SL5o-
LIS per Sampe.
0urtsu. 3r.ibaaus s1.Oo--
1.25 per 9uBtuo.
araut. 2ouiiidnd unb alaba.
ma $5.00-6.00 per Crate.
D.iB. Rib.n. s4.00-4.5o
per gbl. unb 50-65e per Blu.
St.drlbeu. - $4.o0-5.OO
per pbl.
aobl. - ein5timH5er $225-
ESQ per gbl.
3piebeln. - ssras, tpeibe 81
1925; DO. Boilers $1.50-1.65;
5uas. ssfb. S1.85-2.00 per erats;
@panHte $4.oo-5.0o per 100 pfo.
Crate.
Crime Bpbnsn. - 5loriba
$1.5o-1.75; Wa4sbc9usu $50
Its per SanIper.
Rarotttn. = Giabeimiite 81
00-4.50 per 1bl.
2aubprobufte
Seu. go. l Simotbp $500;
RO. 2 5imOtbp s18.5o-1s.75;
Ro 3 simotbp S18.00-1850; go. l
a.mif4ter alss $18.75-19.OO; Ro. 2
oemii4tsr aIse S18-50-19.0O; So. l
SI.s $3.50; gio. 2 R1ss $500; pie
Iiass glfulfa $21O0-24.00; Ross
aeuisrpb $14.00-l45O; 6aferifrot
$11.Oo-115o; Dsissnitroh $11.0O
lilo per 9unns.
RibIsufutter. - Wartt rus
bia - alsit $42.00-42.5O; Tlib'
blinas, brouus $43.00-44.O0; tpetB.
$44.0O-45.oO; ssmiI4iss Juttsr
| S43.00-44.00.
GGmereieu. Wtdrtt tett.
- QlseIumeu $1o.1O-1L20 per Blu.
pom Store; simotbp $3.2O-3.70;
Bu3ptisen $2.0o-2B; TlatSias
men $500 per gu.
Derf4iebsues.
OeIe Marft itf: asinSl. rob,s
81. .23 psr 9oll. in gdrtisn IA gh.
10-25 6alOnsu $1.31; 10 9olI.
81. .38; setohtes 1c mtbr; Ru. l 2arb'
81 $10S-1.10, CONNER seIi S1.s
Is; Cotton Gsso Oil raffinirtes
$1.32 per 9allOHe; 9erpentin 53c in
g,artisn BON Is sab unb 67c in
partien pon 10 BIB % GaIoneu;
Sstroleum, Sbio Carbon State Eel,
9ae; SpssiaL<SOrte 11-12e; Rso
grotpn gafOlin 24e; RaPbta 29e per
9dllons.
Sali. Der wdrit IN rubig. =
Ohio Riper $1.40 per Dbl. bon 100
piuno, 5ubrIpbn biusussfast.
Safs. = Rarit itetis. prima
Gin 15s s-16c; DO. Gounirp Ia
14sc per piunb.
go6nen. RaDp $10.50; prima
Rarropfat $9.75-1o0O per 8u.
0D..ll .,.k.~ rn.&Ap
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Metaas MART.
Rem gOrt, 8. Uaui.

Neu . ort, 8. U3ai.
aupfsr. = Rdrtt fsit.
Gl1trolntic. : Marft uno aipsitss
Quartal $3o.O-31.Oo; brittss
AuartaI urb ipdters gbIsferung
$28.00-30.0o.
GiIen. = Rartt ftii una nnnsrdn'
bert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
9e6.

3ohnleibsnber (ols er pieber eineu
3ohn oerloreD: -ghm bobe iG mlt
BEN 9ohn perloren, ben i'd INNER Fiir
bic gssfftsdts perfpenbet bdb'!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

3inn. = @artt fart; $59.25-
59.75.
8lei. - Dart itarf.
Spelter. - Ulartt flau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
MaSipartise Wdrfte.
Rsp gort, 8. Weat.

WeA. = Dlar.t Derdnberli4. -
Sriibiabrs gatsnts $14.40-14.6o;
Wint,r put.nis $14.65-14.9o; 8iils
ter Stroiehts S14.4o-14-9o.
Deisen. - Rartt fart; SO. z
barter 1926 unb go. 9enrtberu
Duluth 1920. beibs nominal I. 0. b
fin antunit.
NeiI9torn. = Wartf fart. glo. z
sslbes $1.74h c. |. I. Rem gori.
Saier. - Rortt fsit. StaHSars
T-773c.
S6maIs. - Rartt i9podb; WlihSI'
Weit So. 2.25-22.65.
3uder. - Robsr. Diartt itttig.-
Centrifugal $6-21; WoIaies $5-33i
raIfinirter, itetis; fsiner sranullrts'
S7.50-650.
qnoere 4riitsl unDerdubsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
GbieasO, g. Rai.


@et3eu. - fyiir Utai $2s6-3O0
ON S8lub $2.97; fir Suli $2-26-
2-33a. ON StIub $2.31; fir Septsm'
Der s1.90t-LS5, am S6Iub S1.94t.
WelI6torn. = Siir Suli $1.4-
1.45s. am S6lab S1.453; fir Sep
isuIbsr $1.36-l.37s, am S4Iub 81
37s.
Soi.r. = Jar gull 63s-64c, am
S6Iub $3.50; iiir Septrmber 55a-
55e, am SdIub 54jc.
Rogeeu. - 1drtt nominal.
9sriie. - S125-165.
aimptbp. - S5.00-7.50.
aIse. - $l2.00-17,00.
Bort. = Giir Rai $37.65; tur
5uli $37. .92-38.15. am S4lub $751;
80.
Stmals. 49, 5iir Suli $22.17-
224O. am StIub $22.17; fir Sep
tsmbsr $22.30-22.5o. ON S4luB
$22.30.
Rippenisitsn. = Giir Suli $20.45
-20.65. am SaluB $2o.45; fir Sep-
dsu.er $2o.57-20.S0. am S4luB
$2457.
Buhn. - Ulartt unperdnoert.
gisr, - qlortt nieoriesr. - 5irIts
S2l-334c; Oroindre firts 3oa-
31se.
Rartoffsln. - Wartt unpsrdnoert..
GsiIiigel. - Rartt bober. Sibnsr
23c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

Eie umisys i'm bitiiatn Glsarinsbans
teIisfen iit ssris auf 81, ,O4o, T2o.
Rsiaf. e<furlidfsu.
Ger Rarfi ssr btuit Han uno bic 9reiie
'rareu storidt Safaeon ReHHins 10.
Gitifu saren bic eia,iaen Saplese. bic ct.
mas 9ebsn jsisteH. Bstauit wurbtH
an sr gsrit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
a,pm Welbmartte.
gfenstaa. 7. gsi. 10,

Tteustng, Z. uat. 1917.
Th Banfsn partn auh bsuts Bisotr
Adrf beidafiist. Eie BinsraisH iinb IN.
Seranssrt ssblisbsH. Biir 3arIsb,n .on
,ans psrosn pon ben Banfen 4K-6M be.
reanst, uabrtnb @sitaispapiers Su 5K-
o% sisfsuiiri wsrstH. Sm Oiftnen Rarits
purbsu Tarlsten .cu eau 81 4hgs uno
snf Bet an 41--6& pIaeirl.
fRsdfd anf ssp Dsrf.
Burbrn su gsri ,piiAtn 8anfsa serlani.
DIE Gounsrrais bdrdgt soc pramis per
$1,000.
Gt1id anf Gnrspa.
eidt 8sditl suf goneoa wuroeu 40
4U yts Bfb. StsrliHg qaoiirt Bet.
id aui Berlin puroeH niti qustirt; ftir
8ehid sui Baris 1sc pro 6ranf. cut
Nmiitrsam AZ bro @ulben. Be9iel
sni @isn BuroeH niat ausiirt. 2ires
isHe. Hubtl 81. 6tsdholm vrs xrsne
$3.50. TraHeFl e aseiil 2os.
eAHsss-rtassiisHsn.
ssrn rubls uns a.,is. Die ganfsa sss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

ntetfon gen. sr.... slnl Mn. Gao. .. Or. 60
Efztfsn O. "a. LOO ba. rtt3tbs MA
hiiantif 9 q. tr. W D.. bsh. er -io41s
ealf. r @. tr. -. sINll Y. aiin ~ 80 iN
.. & o. q. Az -. ee1sn. 2. Sfaft 81 -. -.
reftletsm st. rei.. w z. v ~. aoi. ot. 90
frpsff. 9rcnfi ST.. ~ 1sri ~. a. 81. Hh
Gent N q. q. Sc. .. va 70. toc. -. bs...s 20
gsrt feaftSr Er. Nls fern Rcr IT,. ssh
gs,f rerffie 4. &5s - Bar ref. r.. sih
sttfap. & Q, as. So ctsa. 2. ref. ~. -
atsfay. 4 o. o'sf. s5 lssmn. Qsnf. AZ losA
* re. ,s,ut a, ssM Fsnr. asr. ~ -. sh
G0.EC esn lr. s,Kl sssblna ssr. tr... S2is
SGblcecs Or y. u az stg. ettsi es...- ges
GbTl 1seia.cs.St % tiQ.ESN y. ir. tt. 6h
q On fEf . .asutH sIHlstH eouipio 1en.h 70
GNg&B reflr.. 10 1s1e y. aei.s''' sstn
gtif. 4 psrfsD. u. 7shl 20. Fac.rr' ST. oo'4
gcf q Co. III. an SOS 70 Ariiip. h...-.
Tenn. .&E. .erIei.st. % ts. ssiliv. afH.lr-. 81
T,ft eerurif'es br. 90 f,r. q, y. e. 80. 100
fris ce.tres-'-se.. 6s i,Y. < glcf. f....... 70
sris een. 4r. szAiIsiftssre. .stf. Sc. e5A
Gen. Glsrirtc Br. +. y03 Iii,isn Sac tr. -. s6
o. Norm. 4. tn.. on ear. o. A.. ssh
r gsrt, ref. Sf. :. sshlI 2. Aiibker er. s7A
INT. p Z. Sr sgis.i .. sfssf 81. .io5Ys
JHt Vlef. ~ 80. ca. al,a. q. Gten. 81. %
H6rf q. 2. ref. 81. sS nsh1n I. 81. ioi
e6srt bel. IT,. s0h " tinisu 4h..... 2
o& n. IN. A. eIH Vsftinak. .gl % .6r. .Ii5
Ut. kTf iy 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

Die na5iolsenbsn AuOtiruHssn BE-
sisbtn ji5 nur ouf GnsrOs 9rans'
attipnsn. Bel iletnersr Gei4attsn
iuerben .tDas bobers pr.iis bere4nst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
0iebuiarh.
3ufuRr
Wtrf dnbt

Rinbo. G&lreine S9aI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12
JUST GOT OVER A COLD I?

Look out for kidney troubles and
baekache. Colds overtax the kidneys
and often leave them ak. For weak
kidneys-well, read what Salem man
says:
Ed La Fountain, retired farmer, 1910
South Liberty street, Salem, says:
1.-Two years ago, came down with a
heavy cold which settled on my kidneys
and caused me great deal of troL,
bic. My back was sore and stiff. NV
kidneys acted too freely and had to
get up eight or ten times at night and
/ couldn 4 control the kidney secretions.
1 took three boxes of Doan s Kidney
Pills and they stopped the misery in my
back and rid me of the toe frequent
desire TO pass the kidney secretions,
since then. my kidneys have caused me
but very little trouble and in every way
! am enjoying the best Of health.''
Price soc, at all dealers. Don y
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. La Fountain had. Foster Milpurn
Co, Props, Buffalo, N. Y,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12
Some Little Stories and
Gossip of the Legislature


It looked for while as though the
good old custom of having third house
would be abandoned, but fortunately
this has been avoided and il will meet
tomorrow night That some stunts will
be pulled Off that will make the legis.
lators-some of them get uneasy in
their seats goes without saying. How.
ever, the story Of what was done will
prove more interesting than that OF
what may be done,
Representative Ritner believes in
equality for all and special privileges
for none. Speaking on the bin to pro
vide for the creamtion of unclaimed
bodies at the eastern Oregon hospital
for the insane, he insisted that the pa.
tients of the western Oregon hospital
should be accorded all the privileges en-,
loyed by those OF the hospital here. He
is eminently correct and stands now az
the champion Of equal rights as wen al
suffrage
Saturday, that Grants Pass prevarica,
tor, Updike, had stranger cornered
near the cigar stand and one who over,
heard him say he was engaged in boost,
ing his native heath. He seized the
strangers remark about the cigarette
bill to say: Down az Grants Pass
we have the cigarette business corraled
We are making a cigar down there that
j. az mild as a gin fix. get box OF
them sent me every morning Just "a
show the Legislators Nhat we can do in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12
University Notes

BY winning unanimously the decision
of both sets of judges Pacific Univer-
sity defeated Willamette in the dual
debate, Saturday night,
The local contest was held in the
University chapel, Willamette 5 affirm.
ative team, consisting Of Adolph Spiess
and Otto paulus and Pacific negative
team, composed of Glenn Jack and X.
w. lrle, were the contestants. Both
teams showed the results Of original
research work, which made the debate
educative us well as entertaining. The
question under discussion was, Rcsolv,
Cd. that literary test equally restrict.
i've as that of house hin No. 6060 Is
the best method for regulating Euro.
pean immigration. This question has
been before the nation congress fol
about two decades, and has always been
popular in debating circles Prominent
men place it among the first problems
that confront the nation.
Adolph Spiess was the first speaker
he opened the discussion by giving an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12

...A. -
niittee 10 investigate the liliml graoloh
problem' IN this report it was declared
that the illiterate immigrant has an
evil effect upon wages. and that he
works against assimilation.
For the negative Glenn Jack was the
first to respond. He admitted the need
of restriction. but argued that the pro.
posed remedy was fault, His claims
we're. that there is no relation between
illitcraey and desirahilitv. that the
criminal is not the illiteTate foreigner.
but the keen educated wanderer. He
also sontended that the test would ex-
clude too many. and that it could not
be adjusted to the needs of the nation.
Besides public opinion is against it. the
test strikes at man S native opportu-
nifty not at the roo. OF undesirability.
His chief constructive argument was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12

that line and to show them besides that
the passing Of the cigarette bill win do
no good because cigarettes can be sent
through the mails. Since the beet sugar
industry started at my place someone
discovered that the Wrist leaves trim
med from the beets in the summer aud
laid away for while make n cigar
filler that cannot be told on sight from
real tobacco. 1t is rich brown and as
n filler it is fine, the trace Of sugar in
the leaves gives them a sweet taste
most pleasing and the later leaves make
splendid wrappers, they have the col,
or and flavor all their own that when
you have smoked one you will never for.
get Besides they contain no nicotine
or other deleterious substances and
hence have no bad effects. Why, aft.
or smoking one of these our boys all
swear off ON cigarettes, and after three
or four days abandon tobacco in all
forms. 1t has the same effect SO far as
! can Judge on cigar smokers. Ii is des-
tined TO be the great anti-tobacco rem,
cdy and to make Grants Pass and its
cigars famous / think | have one left,
if you will try il.
The stranger would be 'tdelighted To
10 So and then Updike handed him 4
mild Havana, and watched the effect.
why, say, this is grcat,' said tine
stranger
Isn't it, I" echoed Updike. and then
ne went inside and got busy trying to
appear to earn his salary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12

Interpretation of the question as pre-
yiously agreed upon by both parties.
His constructive argument began by a
clear presentation of the difference in
the type Of the immigrant today, and
that of several years ago. This was
accomplished by the aid of chart, in
which the percentage of immigrants
from north and south Europe was pre-
sented, also the per cent Of illiterates
in both groups. His next point was to
show that the hteracy test would eX-
clude about 100000 per year, the num-
ber economists claim should be dctain-
ed. is effect upon the problem of the
/" Birds of Passage was also presented
Most of Spiess argument was based on
the report of the United States com
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12
OVERLAND EXHIBITS Full
LINE At NEW YORK SHOW
Various Models We're Dr
played to Supply All
Classes of Trade 4


AT the 1917 New York automobi
show was publicly disclosed for II
! first time 10 the automobile industry
complete line Of cars by one manufa
turer.
For years it has been the ambitio
Of John N. WHY'S to market complet
I line of cars-from automobiles that en-
/ phasize economy without sacrificim
quality to the very highest type OF ear
in the luxurious class. The autoobile
he has just placed ON the market are .
realization of this aim.
! The automobile trade divides itseE
/ into three sections - the buyer in thu
! $50 class or less; the purchaser VIII,
is willing to spend "a little more thai
that, the 1000 class; and last of all
the class that has the money to spend
for cars over and above thousand
dollars.
To take care of the first class, the
| Willys-Overland company announce the
Light-Four, light, economical four.
cylinder, five passenger design 1t has
q new motor that has been thoroughly
tested over rough roads, through hub
deep mud and soft sand.
Besides touring ear in this class the
Willys-Overland company also an.
nounces two passenger roadster on the
light-Four chassis. The Country club
which has been creating sensation
since its announcement short time ago
is also constructed on this chassis.
To fill the requirements of the mex,
class the Willys-Overand company of.
fers the new fivepassenger Light Six
and Big Four. The new models arc
the same as their predecessors with the
exception of the body lines, which ARD
the latest in streamline design.
Three passenger roadsters ON botI
the four and six cylinder chassis are
also announced.
The leader of the Willys-Overland
eompany's line is the luxurious WiIlys-
Knight Eight. AT times dame rumors
had been heard that the Willys-Over,
land company would build an eight cyl
inder Knight motor car for 1917, but
it was not until just recently that the
WHY'S Eight became an assured
fact. It's greatest feature is the eight
cylinder sIeevc-valve motor, the result
of years of designing, developing and
perfecting by the Overland engineering
staff
The Willys-Overland company was
the first American automobile builder
to popularize the Knight motor in this
country, disposing of 10000 four-cylin-
der motor cars during the 1916 season
Because of the success with which il
met the experiments which had been
going on for three years with an eight
cylinder sleeve-valve motor were pur.
sued with doubled energy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-12

Hereafter, if the Goode bill to tax
church properly passes the senate, all
church property except tn actual build
ing and the lot ON which it stands will
be taxed by the state The measure
passed the house of representatives Sat,
urday night without dissenting voice.
The measure is deemed necessary to
help swell the fund of state taxes. 1t
will probably pass the senate with an
easy majority as the opinion seems to be
that no land held by church corpora.
tions should be exempt from taxation
except the actual lot and building in
which the services are held. This will
affect schools also that hold large acre.
ages under the plea that it is school or
church property and so escape the pay
ing of rightful taxes.