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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16
Big Log Drive For the
Brown MiIl at StaytOn
(capital Iournal speelal serviee.l

(Capital journal Special Service.)
stayton, Ore. Feb. I6--fhree hundred
and fifty thousand feet of logs are ex-
peeted in the drive about TO come
through for the Brown min
A maugle to cost in the neighbor
hood of $500 win soon be Installed in
the Stayton laundry. Mr.. Ficl1lin, the
proprietor, expects To 70 to Portland on
Saturday to make arrangements for the
new piece of machinery.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs Nindle
there was a Gathering in honor of St.
Valentine on Wednesday night A sim
liar celebration was held at the NJ +.
church with fun house Of happy ones
Of young and old.
DIR. Beaucbamp caught some good
sized fish near here. the other day, two
of which measured is and II l-2 inches
respectively. They are beauties and are
on exhibition i'll the window of local
drug stort.
Last Saturday at her home in Linn
county Miss Bertha Sehaefer was given
a surprise party bv her friends The
young woman had been married to Carl
johnson at Hillsboro a few days before.
The young couple viii make their home
at Lafayette.
Mrs. Theresa Riester was laid to rest
in the Sublimity cemetery on Tuesday
she having passed away ~ Tacoma. Rev.
Father Lanick officiated.
Mrs. Claude Swartley, of Corvallis, is
visiting Stayton.
l.. S. Lambert, J. NJ. Ringo, w. W.
Elder, J. W. Mayo, S. II. Heltzel and
~others from this city attended the flu
neral of Aug. Zoelner at Lyons this
week.
Next Friday afternoon at the high
school building there viii be patriotic
program rendered in recognition of the
American immortals, Washington and
Lincoln.
Attorney c. f. Lemon, Of Portland,
will speak in the M. Il. church Sunday
night and Illustrate his lecture on
"Child Poverty with his stereoptiean
Marshall Townes, Of Gooch, was in
Stayton this week.
G.. R. Munkers was in Molalla this
week
Mrs. o. P. Harris, of Silver Creek
4 Falls, was in Stayton on Tuesday.
A. R. Bradshaw, q local merchant
was recent visitor to Albany.
J. G. Mayo and wife, of Spokane
are visiting relatives in Stayton.
George eKarns, of Grants Pass, is in
Stayton visiting his mother.
Mrs. Joe Peery and her daughter
Cleta, were i'll Salem this week
W. Richardson was in the capital city
the other day.
Ben Gehlen made "trip to the officia
hub of the state recently.
Several hundred cement Sidewalk.
now about to be put in viii add some
thing to the good appearance Of the city
:, as well as being a convenience to thu
' pedestrian.
Marion F. Horne, of Eugene, rasto'
of the Christian church here. will speal
in the city next Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16
SubIiInity Items
Icanital Journal special servi.

Capital Journal Special Serviee.)
Sublimity, Ore, Feb. l6.-The funeral
of Mrs. Theresa Kiesterer was held on
Tuesday morning, February 13, services
being held at ST. Bonifaee church by
Rev. Father Lainck, who solenlnized a
requiem high mass for the deceased
After the church services interment
took place in the Catholic cemetery
Besides the immediate relatives, a large
number of sorrowing friends attended
the funeral Mrs. Riesterer passed
away at tie home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Helen Brown, at Tacoma, Wash, on
Friday, February 8, in her 73d year.
The body was brought TO the home of
her son, Frank, where it was held prior
to the burial. She leaves two sons,
Frank of Sublimity, and Richard Of
Canada, and three daughters, Mrs. Hell
en- Brown of Tacoma, Wash; Mrs. Jen-
ME Mercer. of Portland, and Mrs. The
resa Huber of San Francisco, TO mourn
her loss. Her husband preceded her in
Z death four years ago. DR.. Brown and
wife, of Tacoma, Wash, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mercer, of Portland, were here TO
attend the funeral
Ed Highberger and wife were host
and hostess to a pleasant gathering at
their home Sunday night. The time was
spent in playing games and all enjoyed
themselves until late hour. Among
those who attended were:. Misses Han
ma Heuberger, Rosa Susbauer, Theresa
and Clara Rauseher. Edith and Jennie
Highberger, Margaret Cries, Teelsla
Roeser and the hostess, Mrs. Ed High.
berger: Messrs. Andrew Larsen. Joseph
and George Odenthal, Leo Highbarger
George Welter, James Ripp, Nick Heu-
berger, John Cries. Frank Rauscher,
John Susbauer, Henry Steinkamp, VIM.
Fred and Philip Albus and the host, Ed
Highberger
The Snblimity Dramatic club staged
their comedy, Z A Cheerful Liar al
the CN F. hall, Sublimity, on Friday
night Of last week, and at Helm IS hall
Aumsville, on Tuesday night. They were
greeted by a large audience at botl
places, who enjoyed the play from star
to finish. All parts were well ehoseI
(. and rendered IN the same way. A dance
was given after each show The mex
play to be given by the club viii be il
about three months and is announced Il
be a drama, entitled The Finger o.
Scorn." The club deserves to be com
plimented on the good shows they ar,
putting on and their successful enter
prise.
Mrs. Ed Meier, who has been sick fo
some time, is slowly improving.
Andy Kintz is on the sick list.
Bills are out for dance at the c.
hall on the 10th.
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News Print Combine
Is Facing Grand Jury

New York, Feb 16.--News print
manufacturers will be called today to
continue testimony in the governments
investigation of the prices of paper.
A criminal conspiracy among manu-
facturers by which prices are fixed and
maintained about $29 higher than the
cost Of production is charged by the
government.
A special grand jury sworn in. by
Judge Clarence W. Sessions of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is conducting the inyes-
tigation. re
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16
Carload Of Parcel Post
Mail Was Destroyed

st. Cloud, MINI, Feb. 16.-Northern
Pacific officials and postal officials
today joined in an investigation into
what rail officials say may be bomb
PLOT, which resulted in the destruct Oh
IF one ent re carload of parcel posi-
mail, consigned TO Seattle, Wash, and
in Northern Pacific train number 8.
The fica was discovered at Clear
Lake, MIMI, near here, early today.
The ear had been sealed for through
shipment tc Seattle aad there were no
clerks in it. officials said. These same
authorities ina sted there was no fire
in the stove in The car. An infernrl
machine, as o Falt of the parcel post
shipments i the only explanation Of
fieials could make to-day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


DIR. o. L sCOTT-Graduat Of chiro'
practices = Fountain Head, Davenport
Iowa. If you have tried everything
and got no relief, try ChiropractiC
spinal adjustments and get well. Of
flee 406-7-S U. s. National Banh
building. Phone Main 81. Residence
Main S2S-R.
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QUIET AT SANTIAGO. CUBA

Washington, Feb. 16-Quiet was re-
ported today at Santiago, Cuba, scene
of rebel activities, IN wireless to the
navy department from United States
gunboat in the harbor there.
Santiago harbor has not been mined
by revolutionists, as reported in press
dispatches, according to departmen.
adxiees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16
Negotiations BROKEN OF.

Copenhagen, Feb. 16.--The Berliner
Tageblatt today declared negotiations
between Austria and America over sub
marine warfare have been broken off,
according to Berlin advices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A bargain, 40 acres, 20
acres in cultivation, room house,
good barn, out buildings, fruit; four
miles from good town in Douglas
county. Square Deal Realty Co, 2o2
u. s. Bank bldg.
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PORTLAND MARKET


Portland, Or, Feb. 16.
Wheat, club $l.52
Rcd Russian $l.49
Bluestem $157
Fortyfold $l.53
Oats, No. / white feed $36.25
Barley, feed $3.50
Hogs, best live S12.25@12.35
Prime steers $9M9.25
Fancy cows $7.75
Calves $8*l0
Spring lambs $l2.50@l3
Butter, city creamery 39c
Eggs, selected local ex. 3l@32c
Hens 18611s1ac
Broilers 18d20c
Geese l2@l3c
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UNDERWRITERS

RTGD0N-RICHARDSON C0.-Funeral
directors and undertakers, 252 North
High street. Day and night phone
1888.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FLORA A. BREWSTER, M. D.--Neu-
rologist, nervous and chronic diseas-
es speciality. 35 yrs. experience with
drugs, surgery and drugless methods.
Examination free. re State st. Phone
1850.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

osTEoPATH

DRS. B. H. WHITE and r. W. wall
TON = Osteopathic physicians and
nerve specialists. Graduate Of Amer
lean school of Osteopathy, KirksviEe.
Mo. Post graduate and specialized IN
nerve diseases at Los Angeles college.
Treat acute and chronic diseases,
Consultation free. Lady attendant,
Office 505-506 u. 8. National Bank
building. Phone $50. Residence, $40
North Capital street. Phone 469.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

Sell it--Journal want ads will sell IL
journal Want ads will sell it.
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THE MARKETS
***** ~ ~ !

The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler Of the retailer, and
not what is paid to the producer.
All other prices are those paid the
producer. Corrections are made
daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

UNITED ARrIsANs--Capital Assembly,
No. 81, meets every Thursday at 8 p.
m. in /. o. o. r. hall. G. o. Matl0ek,
M. A. q. A Vibbert secretary, Grown
Drug store, 338 State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

Notwithstanding the prediction a
short time ago that the potato market
had reached the top price, things seem
to be booming and several sales were
made yesterday at a figure consider
ably higher than $500 a hundred, These
sales were for exceptional stock. There
has been no new quotation on butter
fat which. at present is quoted two
cents higher than creamery butter. The
retail price for butter dropped to 45
cents pound.
Grains
Wheat .........-...-.............,. $l.204$1 .25
Oats, new .................. \. ............ 45c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

SALEM LODGE Ne :, a. f. g. A. NJ
Stated communications hrBt Friday In
each month at 30 p. m. In the Masonic
Temple chaa McCarter, w. M; s. q.
Sulver, secret5fy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

HODS0N COUNCIL, No. i, n. q b. H.
Stated assembly first Monday IN eacM
month, Masonic Temple. N p. RaEmus-
sen, Thrice Iiiustrious Master: Glenn c.
Niles, recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

CENTRAL LODGE No. Is K. of p
Derby building, Tuesday evening Of
each week at 1880. Lloyd 7. Rigapn,
G. g.; W. B. Gibson, K. of R. and 8.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-16

SALEM COUNCIL NO. knights ana
Ladies' OF Security MeetE every 2nd ans
4th Wednesday each month at Hurst
Han. Visiting members are invited q
attend. d. r. Walton, flnancier, 460 y
14th Street.
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LODGE DIRIiOroRY

MODERN wooD1TBN OF. AMERIcA--ors.
gon Cedar Camp. No. 5246, meets every
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock In Nc.
Derby-Lalky bldg, corner Court and
High streets. ]. F. Day, v. g., J, A..
Wright, clerk.
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nemWOn1 Hoe.

Miss carrie Nrlrr It High 'tr"rt In
i.nl,IoytuE uri"r n serious illn"H'.
Miss Ellzn t'"nt"r ct E!"Kg" avenue In
Tia. rrI"r' Of friends In rI,trhurEh.
MiSr Ruth Zimmerman "f Wntnr
,,r""i .ia improving inter an illnraH.
Mis"ca liuzcI I."ounrd md L"ona
Euu"rkIo of High street havn returned
L. their hnmes after Waiting relatives
Ia Warw'"l
Mr. AMI Mrs. GcOrg" Kelley and
dnurhicr Mnrlc are visiting relatives Ia
i'uIsburkh
,lIy tl-rk and Mrs Frank Iirennon
nud s,rt Harold hnr" returned 1" ihalr
h"inr un S",iIh Marshall ntreoi after u
10 day eastern trip.
Mrs Mary Hn"dainns "r Main niroot
10 Iurrnylng altar Il h1Ii"u1 ilin"sn
iuh,. ,'nnn~r "r tiish nti"cI In i"iirina
',ii" Ia iiS r"rh
u.Il.h t."n G,',n"riY "r this 1T y
t,,t ,,,n,n o.unIIy "r Wh."iinr h"n lnrt
ILn OIL " NJ. I."nn-"a'r Ito" i'hi'tnu ga
Nth all II,., I"I.sI "I". h'""nI"
AIlnn E,,nn i.IriIn ~ ''I"r.i"rl la Vie
Iinr i1inII~.n '.n nl"Ii oI,.'I
hIIra hl,u. IE"itI", ~ fi",th Ma, rI,"Ii
rI,.nI hnn 90 h"i Pu"rI Nlnr 'I""""l"rrt
Trtoliih "r i'hl""R"
NJ o,nI N,s I"In IrIhlu" "r E"uih
u dnushI~r h"rn EnIur1"v morning
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NEWS BRIEFS

II rive marriage licenses were IT,
rurd at County Ilnih ! It WriIn' 1T
ne" IintuIiinY
Tho ohio ',ninir Hoard "G IT.
Glow nnh r,umnllfnllnn. nd l"uIii "'I lea
the yoni nl nunu tinIutinr I Ia
lia"hnnu H"nlIr '"rnr"nY "nH Einnl
nil II ro,luuilun ,ut III" IiuIur s. CHINE Il
rInhlcr from go 400 1" t"r.Uih Ih'
rn'upnuY tounnhn u r"hutli ion I" ~.
900 md win apponl to III" circuit
court
iinnlnIuln ItnnuI2 has resigned rs
city lock up h""prr chief nf lnlic" j
c. Sill has not vet announced his .uC-
CceRor II lF ropOrt~h that II CUlor"d
man will b" GIv"n.t ~" appointment.
Sergeant Martin returned v"q'"r-
day from Cleveland bringing n mrnr-
ber OF Company First WcE' virginia
Infantry who ovrrstay"d Il leave uf
absence
-Th" Wheeling Traction company
expects to complete til" paving be-
tween It's tracks on Market street tho
last q this week.
Applications for injlInCtiOnS In ihr
trouble hrtwrcn the count! commits.
sion"rs and West Virginia Traction d
Electric company. which were 10 have
been made before J>ulEr r. NJ Ahdl"
man Saturday were again delayed IN
definitely.
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HIGHWAY COMMISSION
NOTIFIES OFFICIALS TO
ENFORCE MOTOR LAWS
Chairman WillinmH Asks Ala OF Jus
tioos, Mayors, ConBtablsH and
Police

a. n williams. chairman nf tho Stntn
highway commission has ISSUED circulars
TO the Justices of III" peace. mayors.
conStahlcs and municipal officers III
West N;rginiH, directing their attention
to the features OF tn" state road law
governing the operation Of motor vch-
iclcs The warming relates particular
~ 10 Section III to Ia inclusive and
Sections l79 To tS2 Inclusive OF Chapter
G6. Acts OF lHl7 which the officials 90
whom the letters are directed nrc asked
To read. then lend every effort 1" IN"
state highway commission In enforcing
the laws.
Fnlluwlng are IL few things which
nIuimr-r "hirl" operator" might d" we'll
To- rrnirmhcr 1t Ia unlawful 10 nrcr-
ntc IA mnInr vrhirI": - without H.
rrnrr Ings FOR IaI7-Is attached 81
WIN "nv tnw ,,a.yrI n"I"r,y"lrI.
50 WIN tags placed -" Ih'r ""nm"t hn
read 90 WIIh"u nFhIa nn front nn'i
iuu,I or mach nnr Time hri w""n sun.
r~i nuI rtIiIIrr. thp white IuI"Li" oil
90 -" M mol I" I',5IuiII "I",IhGr N"hl'.l"
l." pms
rlh"' r"luIr J." whl,h IT." iiirh~""
'"u,r"Iani"n 'lI'.,.lr niI"mti"n ~ ia" 'ilr
irl'' nm'I ru,InI'Irnl "ffi'"I" a."
~ !" "uI"rf"I :" 'ii'"l "i"." a. I""r
i,"r With an" N"i,l'lr 80 l'Irl ""r nl"
ell" ~ my v"hir" 81 ~ "'"',I'"u'r
~ Ia VOLTA ut /" "I'.int' M" r"hl'l"
81 Wi',r" ihnu uIn"lr Iu'I''r ~ Width ~
h"nriur' I'"IullnE lir ".u ~."lphI. mn"
ihnW Enn u"uula per iu'h wldth "r Ilr"
II !" Unlawful !" "u'rni" n v'hl"l" 80
chauffeur. mr"hnItlr. "mpluyC" az r"r
hire. 81 rnrrYiuH pnuurnR"r" '"r pnv
without u "hnuffrur'- hnhRr. u Iu IN
lawful f"r amy chauffeur 10 w"nr
hnhgc moi hir own. or hearing any nriI-
tIuIH numbers" Fine not IN exceed t2L 40
for rnrh nff"nHr
II Is unlawful Ia leave any vrhfrl"
without ACQUIRING II go TINT II viii not
Hinrt of It's own weight ~ by an nm
authorized prrRnn
II Is unlawful knowinglv T." nlts-Staic
the weight ~ amy V"hn-l" Tor tn" pNr-
pos" OF tie frHulnE the state.
Every dny or every trip without H.
CrnSn tags attached ruIIntttutcS Il sep
nrni" nffrnEc ana lays ih" operator and
owner subject Ia arrest and hur nf not
les" thnn lam NOR moro than 500 40
nnd Imprisonment ~ net more ihun sixty
dnYb
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WHEELING
PERCENTAGE
DROPS ]
ADOPTION OF "NEU.
TRONE PRESC RIPTION SO"
q PUTS. BIG CHECK ON
RHEUMATISM

The crusade against rheumatism in
this section has had lis effect
The" astonishing results Of "Neu'
trone Prescription 80" which has been
SO widely recommended seems beyond
belief to the many relieved sufferers
practically every case has been cured
or benefited.
"NrutrolIc Prescription 80" is the
long looked TOR blessing and has
sprung into almost instant popularity
actual results verify this.
"N"utrOnr Prescription 80 IL DIR
fcrrnI from anything rIsr IN that II
Minis at The elimination al lthru
mnIlsm ia u constitutional hI."n"" "l
la, hluuh.
"" ruIuunIlY recommend '%r'ili"It'
Prescription ~" Iu all nIltrIrIS from
lihuuIuhllan. t.utIl at luiulnEu. iIu
not fail to test Ihin now famous Pr"
r"IlrIlun.
Go 10 rnu iIIuErlrl nuh ret II SOC
81 II 90 huIll" aud my purl Icy"
lIuIhiu Mail m,"rn illIrh ON 90 nitn
& II GIi"nI Go. Wlu""llnE. w
Vn nuI l"ndIug druEElHtu everything"
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or Mr. nnd Mrs. T.. .. Adams. or Trl.
ndrIphIn IntnrutoiL was na1a In mo
IHunu church rnIuGinfy, 100"
MIR, aud Mira II, r. Knysnr snh damTh'
turr. F1urri,rn nuI hmnn. rOiurnnh lintuf.
day cvniIuE from w"nl'H outing at Inn
WiIIw'"pd club.
i. y. rInn"gnu. tho Elm Grove con-
trncIor. r"IUruud lnnt night from ~ werE-
ond visit with r"lntivrH IN Cameron. ,lIc
wma n"r"u,unul"l by hia slater. MrH. En-
ell Iinil. Of Wnrwonh. Tho trip WIS
made I'm Mr.. Finncgnu's automobile.
Mr.. md Mira. Liz" Crldor. nf Etn
Grove. left yesterday for visit with
relatives IN tnipntown. o.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Rice md fam.
fly. Of WarwDOd. spent yesterday with
Mrs Alfred Davis. OF Elm Grove.
MIR. and Mrs. Hurry ktmmins aud
family and MIss Helen klmmins. OF Elm
Grove. spent the weekend at Wildwood
club, up Big Wheeling creek.
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MOUNDSV|LLE
Rnpin Examinations To-day

MnrahnlI couury'H draft h"nrd this
morning begins It's WORK az examining
mon for IN" nav national nrmy. flIty
mon. the first drawn. HAY" been moti-
fled I" report for examination lhi"
morning nj o'clock In the circuit court
chamber al the court house. beginning
this morning tito drift bunrd expects 10
examine fltIy men per day. until II IL
well in hund Thr number 1" h'' "NhInin-
I'd unr day Will then b1 Increased
Three hundred nnd eight men nrn To hi
drafted In tho first Gull from MhfHhhl
county. and to select this number II Ia
prubublo the board Ihcro VIII rAulnllc
more Ihnn l.Uuu men,
Thu examining viii LIS Ia charge %!
br l.. IT, Mct'usky. "r IhIH 'liy. county
health utIl,"T. Insulated by lH. T. '.
! uhu ur rM"'lIrn. Ir'rnllb "pl"llIl'l
assistant physical cnuIuturr hy the
bon
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GERMAN AMERICANS
EXPRESS RESENTMENT

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Rcplles receiv-
I'd by the National Security league from
organizations OF Gcrman-A americans ID
response TO It's suggestion TINT th7Y
could assist this country's cause By in+
dicating TO their hrothcrB In Germany by
public pronounccmrnt TINT they nrc with
the United States In the war and that
there Is no divided loyalty In this coun-
try. were mndc public tonight.
Several Of the organizations expressed
resentment md protested TO reBnrd the
n,Iggrstinn ms nm Insult. Others nm
nomncnd Tint they nlrcndy Ind publicly
proclaimed their loyalty. Julius Mocrsch
of 81. Pnul president OF the Gcrman-
American hllinnc" OF Minnesota. wrote:
Tho German American Alliance or
Minnesota docs not need and rcsents tho
nrrogntion or your society TO hdVibo
them in regard 10 conduct by German
Americans In this war.
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'MECHEN

RI" MoMcChcn band Will give nm opnn
mir concert this evening Mt tn" play
grounds In South McMechcn.
Mrs. Clyde Hemphill. or FIFTH. .Htrc"t.
srant Sunhnv tho guest Of Mrs Ell
IIrmphIll. Of Moundsvillo.
Misses lInz"l and Elsie Mason. IT
Sixth street. leave tho latter part OF tho
work for points in North Carolina. whore
they will spend several weeks with rrla-
lives.
Harris - II"nrv. ri this city. lott yes
trrday for Columbus. -. wh"r" he will
take Ia" .Nn'miuHtl'n" for enlistment In
III" IuIt"h Stat"S ~ignal corps. Mr..
Henry r\p"rts /" lac stationed MT Fort
Sam Houston. T''N.
Lincoln lodge. NJ. &? I. O. o. +. will
hold It's regular weekly business meet
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OUT-THE-PIkE


William, IL the II. v"rr.''li r"m 'r
u william rn"rnfI, II 81 I'nn'- al
'llil',u Voc rlIThIIt InIuI,h whom ntru' Il
hv - barge i'nklmuI I"urinH ~. ~" n"r
u,L A. nl".rII ".,'I"CE Hntur,lrl 'r"n
iuI A"""r'llnp l." wlinr"-'r tho n""il"ul
r'ur uum ''lirll' uu1 u"iil,r I"tir wn-
- llnn' rh' I"iiUi!r1.I "Inri o'l n"r"r ;
III" <nii"unl pIE" fr"tW hi h"tm" nnh u"
r"r" Nv" driver ~ III" UuU,hln" "nul !
stop "" had crashed Int" hlm I'll" fn""
nnd body IF The buy wcr" hrdly hruir"I
mud scratched nnd lac received n deep cut
en- hIn lrn Icy ~" WINS later r"nnv"d
10 tn" thiu Whitley General hospital
FROM which plnC" reports received last
night were 10 thu effect TINT H." wR"
resting easily and would he nhlo TO be-
ont again In Il few days.
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rultonitc5 Mt Park.

Tho faculty ~ III" Fulton school and
the members OF the hnnrh If rduratiun
Of TINT district have gotten iuKrth"d and
completed plnn@ for mn outing "f IN"
erh"rl children L. b" held nj Wheeling
park uu "Wednesday ~ this week.. This
viii make tho ""cun'l picnic 10 |" held
this season lay th"H" children. but tho
frat one was unsuccessful IA In"
weather WAS very htHnEr""mhl" nt That
time, All Of the children mr." requested
to meet at tn" school hnurr this evening
at 40 n'rlurk L" receive tickets fnr The
various nrnu"cnrnir nj tho nnrk.
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noOoivinH nidu.

l.i.,. At, NOW being Tr,"1rr'l from i"
mi ,.u,ItorInrs hy Ihu hnnrh ct "dn''H
IInn 81 Liberty hIntrl"i. for tho "ro'li"I'
,,r ., NOW rrImml hmurn nj Nnll"Y f!r"vr
Th, bids VIII ho received M nn'll n""''
ON Nc,lncndnY, huguni H. nnh tho sue
rrrrGuI hI,lh"r will hr r"'Iulr"h J." CIV"
baud tnr tn" rniirtariur" completion ~
rI. work IIrnwIuHG mud rp"ctilr"t'"na
II Ih, new buildings U'ny l." E""n NJ the
,,n,,,n of tho architects. Vretrr g. ITh"lluE
lu,..,trh I'm tho Mel min building.
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Menace to Health.

I,ruidcnis Of Pntt"rSon nrn becoming
aroused over the fact TINT few NJ Inc
people or that Erciinn hnv" been empty
Ing their gnrhugc along the creek bank
Quite n lnrgr amount IT tho refuse Inns
collected during the last few weeks ana
H. breeding lilies 10y the millinna. r"r inns
Reason several Of The rr sidcnts nave ne
Cidrd TINT II Is n"nhc" L" Inc lrhllh
If their rnnilIrS ana have rnlHeh nui''
II liIIlr ruInrtia over It, II Ii very pT"h'
able that at The neat meeting ar lI"'ihI
Irraun ,,,iIn,li Ihr matter VIII ht hT"'IEh'
uu rui n"nr nrii"n lnhrH |" prevent
further rInialI"n "r TIA" health "r"l
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Council to Meet.

On Th"TadhN evening ct tn" """N
viii hr h"lh the regular tn"nIhIy meet q
INK 81 tin. Elm Grove council it"Htlht
business mInIIrrr viii u" 'llhi"iH"h al
nIiL la all probability Ih' plhnH al the
pI,I,OS.d h"nd iannr for street frI'"ltlhE
,.Ili h., 49, lowed -, IhnI IIt nav" MAJ u"
Ia the ,u,Iluan.., ia, lisa" ~III Lac hl"'
81 face the I,+ii"nir I"I. I"'lh'h'h'ii
uu AuhusI 3