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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

INDIAN. 1917 model gone 1890 miles
/ completely equipped fl75 cash III West
] Boulevard
i THE 1918 Harley Davidson line is here
; both motorcycles and bicycles smith Ma
I chine Co. 9lS $ kansas ST.
Poultry and Pet Stock.
! FRESH eggs Phone 45te-
| FOR SALE-Fine canary singers Phi 4Ol-
YOUNG White L-Ehcru and ned mems. 81
ca ,h- Measday Poultry Farm- Alpine. TEX
TWENTY Rhode Island red puuets. Pm.
55l5.
MATCHING eggs, Rhode Island reds Phi
ANDALUsIANs-Pu bred. pen of three
hens and one vigorous cockerel. 81; other
D trEains- Phone eo36J.
TOR SALE Rhode Island red pullets.
cheap good laying strain Sllf Haulil-
ton Phone s9laE
NEW Iceland red rabbit for sale. 1910
Wyoming. Phone --soW.
FOR SALE White Leghorn hens,
n -7ugh the mott and laying 511f Ham
L-1l- Phone aststt-
CONVERT your table waste into seven
cent eggs; a pen Of hens. the winter lay
Ing kind. viii do IT, Sanitary Farm. san
Antonio. New Me-
SeIl-LivestOck-Buy.
FOR sALE-Pouy and saddle Phi 1850
FOR SALE-s65 mutton coats Adams AZ
Ewing. Animas. New Mex.
FOR SALE r5e1U-G0gd b0--9 61rrv
and harness 400 Chickens pr sq-sR
FOR sALE-Pair mules. harness and
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AOh N-Al-i- GUNS morse 5000 wagon
GU - .-77- go 2 -1l-- -
hANLED-tor feed or hire. team and
W -scu- or hack Phone fs6fE
FOR SAI-F-G00I y7---- T----,- COW suit
able for family U.S.. ph1n. -sFaN
Flrs SAIE-Tb-se H07-TeI-7 cows Phone
f025W.
'1-11,1T1 -7--7--- 7 NJ
49, -'-'--- -'7- -o- 7--7 cheap o.
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hOhSE for sale Phone 1876 OF call zias
SAL Diego
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For Sale or Exchange-Keal Estate.
For Sale-Automobiles-Wanted.

For Observation-Disclosures.
GAHAGE. close in Phone 5472.
NEEDING way u should be done
Brown we'd Co. 600 Texas.
1917 REQ six. seven passenger; run about
COZ miles Phone 4515-
BUICK one ton truck; bargain FOR cash
COS F. Overland
z'OR KENT-Garage room. 81 Montana.
ANLEs made true without removing.
Buchanan, az san Francisco. Pm 5547-
AUTOMOBILE for sale. reason for selling,
drafted. Call MACK. phone 6llSJ-
1917 FORD bargain $40 Crockett St.
near Fort Boulevard
AUTOMOBILES crauks ground and made
IKE new. Smell Machine Works
EOkD-Wire wheels. top. curtains. flrrl
class for quick sale, $3.50. Mercer. Herald
office.
THE BEST Ford BUY in the valley Tor
S-25- BE sure and see this one BOX IS.
Anthony. n NJ
WILL pay cash for 1917 Ford touring
car il chezD. See Rouutree Hotel Zeire-.
5 70 this evening
FOR SALE-lsIs Ford automobile. in
god condition Phone 1910, or call 1101
wyoming.
ONE good smith Forn-a-Truck in fine
shape5 motor just overhauled; front tires
new rear good shape $3.50 on quick sale.
Apply I'll Z Overland
HAYNES model 81. just painted and over
hauled. a real bargain; bort touring, first
class condition Owner leaves next week
and must SELF viii consider terms Call
goo Piedrss after $50
FORD for sale; good condition. $40
WHITE-PADEN REALTY CO.,
1l- n. stanton Phone 170o-
BATRY VIM 10 the lead STORAGE battery
IS an elixir. an invigorator. a rejuvenat0r.
All kinds Of isnltiou work reasonable.
We hire nothing but first class labor
TEXAS BATTERY q IGNITION Co.
We are the Battery doctors S19 Texas.
A FEW USED CARS
All In excellent condition.
Buick five passenger
Oldsmoblle five passenger
Chalmers five passenger.
+. H. FLETCHER. COS Mesa
WHITE TRUCK. ton. standard with
power transmission now has platform
body can be equipped with dump body.
this years model. used four months exc
ceLent mechanical condition; good tires.
For sale or lease
sOITHWESTERN WRECEING COMFY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For Sale-City Property.

20 FOOT south front in $500 block.
Douglas St, reasonable. Apply 1906
GIL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

8 ROOM BUNGALOW RTCHsIOSD
TERRACE,
S44J0-SSJO CASH, BAL. LIKE RENT.
southeast front paved and parked
street. all paid Hardwood floors,
colonial mantel, built-in buffet. book
cases, tile bath, basement heating
plant; French doors in front room.
NEW G ROOM BUNGALOW
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL, $3.50
Hardwood floors basement heating
plant. beautiful pressed brick. south
'front.' thoroughly modern; terms.
Il B. Stone.
JAMES L. MARI & co.
oy4 san antonio St Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

TWO LOTS in best block on NIagoffm
must SELL VIII consider exchange
for cheaper lots Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

fOr kent-hoOms and Board
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ROOMS and board el9 Arizona
ROOM ana board 1877 Magofnn-
ROOM and board. close ia- gu 81 e Pas5
Room and board cheap ISIS s. p Paso-
LaRGE front room board SOS NJ kansas
ROOMS with first class board, SIS month
go y. santa Re Phone 653L
ROOM and board home cooking 6I5 y
oregon.
D=> -BABLE front room. private family
board Phone 5615R-
VERY best room and board; private fam
l-y; reasonable us y Fl Paso-
ROOM. Sleeping porch. private family
board II desired Phone s1-7-
ROOMS and board. strictly first class.
steam heat running water. Mrs. g F.
Lelry. 5lf W Missouri
FL PA>O sanato-ium Tor tubercuIosis. on
Highland park car line; graduate nurses
in char;e; meals excellent. Phone 1854
FIksT class board; steam heated rooms.
running hot and cold water in each room
Phone lo33. 325 Prospect
A HOME sauat0rium for conyaIescents.
excellent table wonderful climate $50 per
month Box Is Tularosa- n ~
Fl kST class table board served family
stT - breakfast &5c. lunch 45c, dinner soc
MS Wood e19 Upson-
WOULD take t-o or three first class peo-
pie 10 room and board; neat. modern
hone. address u A.. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For SaIe-MolorcyeIes.

INDIAN, 1917 model gone $500 miles.
completely equipped SI75 cash. III Yves:
Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
For SaIe-Ranos.

For Sale-Planos.
HAhDiMAN mahogany piano for sale.
cash or diamonds Phone 1855
WANT SELL az once. Klmbsu piano. al
sacrifice. splendid condition. PHI. 1851
$3.50 PIANO. same as new; viii sacrifice
make me an offer Phone SEW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Machinery
Mattress Renova6ng

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WELDTNG-Heavy or light; prompt ser
vice Brown w Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06


EOkNlSHED rooms 217 Arizona ST.
LARGE front room. Phone 556sR-
ROOMS. private family. Phone $3.50
GOOD bedrooms. $50 TO SO. Pm -4I2
ROOM. close in. cheap. Phone 1881.
LARGE sunny room s1e- Phone 5000
NICE bedrooms. running water 70s Noble.
NICELY furnished bedroom 40s Texas ST.
NEWLY furnished rooms. III7 Boulevard
NEWLY furnished rooms. e09 W. Rio
G-ande- Phone S9s6J-
NICELY furnished rooms: steam heat
INC y. oregon; Apt T.
LARGE room. cheap rent. suitable ror one
OF two people; good location Phone fs1s.
STEAM heated rooms with hot aud cold
Wl.er; two blocks from plaza 51- Mesa
FURNISHED front bedroom. 40I z. RIO
Graude-
FRONT room. adjoining bath. 1904 Mou-
tsna-
NICE front room suitable f1r Two OF
three 9l1 Magoffin-
MAGOFEIS-Steam heated rooms double
or single. prices reasonable Phi fs73.
ROOM for rent. suitable Tor two gentle
men. single beds Inquire sos " Oregon
STEAM heated room. connecting bath SIS
n Kansas
TWO desirable rooms. with or without
no1ssHeepins or meals. Phone 97-7-
FURNISHED bedrooms. Phone I04l and
NE-sI desirable rooms Walking distance.
rst-rences desired Phone es29-
Two well furnished front rooms. connect 7
ing BATH walking distance. Phone 5952W. .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

Ell PASO IRON & METAL CO.-I505 san
Antonio Dealers In scrap iron. rubber. cop
Der. brass. bones. etc Phone 1850.
HERMAN BLOCH a CO., 715-7IS-7s0 S.
oregon ST. Phi 5f59- Old metals rubber.
raEs. bones hides. scrap iron. etc
TIE Texas Bottle q Junk. Cor Diamond
Ave s. Railroad Blvd. Demine- " n. pays
high prices for bottles. rags. bones. sacks
ZION. metal. rubber. hides and wool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Musical
Painting

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helton Paint Co. as Mesa Phone 1247-
SQTAEE DEAL PANT CO.-Bettsr work
for Tess money Phone s6Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

For Sale-FurnIture.
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FOR sALE-Gas and coal heater. Phone
BABY buggy and chest for sale los s.
Walnut
FURNITURE Tor sale; four rooms. by
piece. Phone 4437.
1t RNITURE. kitchen and bedroom com
plete; cheap. flat FOR rent Phone 1857.
SAKE OF kitchen cabinets. Globe Furniture
Co. 213 S. stanton We buy and sell new
and second hand furniture. Phone s501.
MISCELLANEOUS furniture. cook stove:
also high grade player piano; viii take
Liberty bonds Phone 5076M
PRACTICALLY new complete furuishines
bungalow; sacrifice whole or part Phone
ff3S.
FURNITURE for room house and sleep
ing porch furnished for three separate
apartments; all rented Phone SSI5R
"a OFF-CASH OF CREDIT OFF
On our entire line Of dressers and chiffo-
uiers. New Goods exchanged FOR old
HOME FURNITURE Co. III y. stanton.
SPECIAL THIS WFEK
& drawer drophead Singer. first class con-
diuon. s16.50- also 40 other SINGER ma
chimes from $3.50 % $40
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
107 s. Stanton 50. Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Welding Shops

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WE HAVE NOT MOVED Buchanan Weld
lnE WorEs. -i- san Francisco S.
WELDlNG-The way * should be done.
any size Phone Go5I
BR0WN WELDING CO.. zoe Texas -.
WESTERN WELDING MANUFACTURISG
Co -llluufa cturers OF welded sheet metal
products welded pipe and special pipe fit-
tluss- auto and engine parts. heavy ma
-n-ne parts s-l s santa Fs 81 Phc1e 55S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
TOR EXCHANGE

A---A-N - y ~ ~ Jun s7d--DffH AoAL ANIlller
large glazed porch: modern genuine
bargain. Phone S37S W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Second Hand Furniture
Stove Repairing


STOW kEPAIRfNG-NeW parts made
and carried for all makes q stoves L. =
Peeler. with D. & r. Iron works. cor. East
Eifth. and south Florence Phone 1906
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Dogs fOr Sale. Wanted. Etc.

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FOR SALE-Buu terrier pups: also Mex
lel hairless puppies Oh Epson ave
" WANTED mean bulldog; no thorough
bred; must be cheap C.. q. Overt0n. 35l5
Richmond
FOR SALE-Tw0 months Old Airedaie
pups; pediErleds first class. e7-- j.. Boul-
evard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

For Sale-MiscsnansOus.
CAMP cot Phone 1575w.
CARLOAD u wood Tor sale Pm -s55-
FOX sALE-show cases and counter
cheap. Apply 49l S. stanton St
FOX SALE--5..0 Winchester rifle Phi
45661L
FOR SALE Savage high power rifle
aai cartridge Phone 512--
FOR sALE-shovv cases. counters and FIX
lures; very cheap. Cau 214 S stanton
FOR sALE-50 shoveis. 80 picks. bars and
sledges. Phone $3.50. 6o4 Myrtle
FOR sALE-Chambers encyclopedia: S
volumes address IL q, care Herald.
TIMERS and pipe fitting tools. good
condition Address P. j. Berthold. his
Ie1as St ~ Paso. Texas.
WANTED III or F. karat: fuil
particulars first letter. Address + 81. care
Herald
Two fine vIolius Tor sale: powerful and
sweet tone; bargain $50 and $3.50. g11
y. Ochoa S. Phone SI73J. Cali after pm.
GOOD wagon with hay frame and two
sets OF good harness for sale cheap. Phi
S575W-
BEANS FOR SALE
New Mexico pink beans. limited quantity
only, ar 5ltc per pound. fob. Canutillo.
Julius kautor. Cauutillo. Texas.
BARGAIN iu magazines TN Nov. no. COS
mOpolitau. Hearst. Good Housekeeping
each s. for two years Phone ee9s. Mrs.
Teel.
FOR SALE-Ou4 office desk one In
derwood typewriter. both lr first class
condition. Phone 1850 or 5ss1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
Modern 5 room bungalow. south
front, fun basement, heating
plant S425O-S500 down; balance
monthly.
Phone go. T.. T. KILLER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

ILdLLEII NEIuUaUlE
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MATTRESSES made 70 order and reno
vered- DusanE e Wellborn Phone $3.50
MAKERS OF MATTRESSES, reDairers.
renorators- Phone az. 1925 and 107u.
z1c- Olive. Clark Mattress q Rug Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Ta1ou
Transfer and Storage
Trunk Factory
Turkish Baths
TypsWritsrs

TJRRIoH and mcdicated vapor baths
rlassace- $40 T. san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Mercantile Agencies
Metals and MineraIs

A. C. Dun & CO.-MercS1rils reports. Fl
Pas1 offce. son Guaranty Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06
Veterinary Surgeons

Max MASEE. D ' 5 9So1S Il57-7SSS.
VETERINARY HOSPITAL. Proper Bros
successors 60 Dr. r. A. Higgins. 20IT
rg-ls. Phone gs5; Night phone 6s1s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-06

Children,s-3larey Pu-dy. 10 Buekler bid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Level Of Bridge May
Be Lowered Three Feet

One of the results of the mass meet
ing held yesterday morning at the Com
mercial club, called by the war de-
partment TO discuss water front rights
Of the city of Salem, will be that the
height of the high level bridge may be
reduced about three feet. There is moth
ing as yet official in this but the
chances are that the recommendation
by Major Jewett to the war depart,
ment will be to that effect. This would
bring the grade on the west side to
two and one half per cent and on the
Salem side of the river, to four per
cent. The old wagon bridge had 3'4
per cent grade on the west side and
that lowering the height of the new
bridge would give it the two and one
half per cent. The steepest grade ON
the Columbia Highway is five per cent,
The side walks in Portland are all
built with two per cent slope for
drainage. Engineers regard four per
cent grade as not much Of a pull fol-
the Salem side Of the bridge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

(Note-Sepsng a nation wide doubt
as to whether Britain has been telling
the full truth regarding the German
submarine successes and the campaign
on the west front the United Press
today put the question squarely up to
the best posted man in the British EN-,
pire, Lord Northciffe, and inquired
whether America is getting all the
facts.
In addition, the difficulty Of Ameri-
cans accepting unreservedly Britain $
claims of great interest in small ma
tions and democraeies, while the Irish
question is unsettled, was pointed out
and request for an authoritative state
ment of England $ attitude.
AS an indication of the Importance
attached to the inquiries by the British
foreign office, the resulting interview
was cabled to the United Press today
lover the British governments s own
line, evidently at the suggestion of the
foreign office.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Five Relief Ships TOrpedOed
Since March | and Sup
plies Lost
BABIES ARE CARED FOR
BUT MOTHERS SUFFER
German RIthleSsness Is De-
liberate Murder of Non
COmbatantS

New York, May 3.-'' Submarine de-
struc ion has been steadily increasing
for six weeks. The situation is one of
extreme gravity, make sure of that. +"
With this warning Herbert c. Hoov-
er, who is to beAmerica IS food dictator,
arrived today from England. He left i'm
mediately for Washington.
Declaring that deaths in the indus
trial districts of Belgium had been
multiplied by three" on account of
submarine operations during March
and April, Hoover said the U-boats
were the one big menace which must be
eliminated in order to win the war.
"The European food situation, as
well as the general war situation there
requires every possible effort we can
make" he said. "What Europe needs
most is wheat and il must have wheat,
but it must also have beef and pork
products. As for Belgium, the relief
system is struggling to its feet after
having been practically knocked out
by the submarines Five of our ships
have been torpedoed since March l.
The Adult Perish
We landed only sixty thousand tons
of food in Belgium during March and
+April. Deaths greatly increased. The
babies were cared for first. They did
not die. It was the adults, the old peo
| pie, the mothers who suffered The re-
| lief commission has only thirty vessels
1t should have SEVENTY to feed Belgium
alone.
With regard to his trip to this coan
/ try, Hoover said "Eke every good Am
erican, / am coming over to do my
bit" He would not talk about the Am
erican food situation, but said it was
grave problem, requiring much study
Baron D D'Cartier, Belgian minister &c
| Washington, was among those who
greeted Hoover at the dock. He viii
accompany him to Washington. The
American vessel upon which Hoover ar
rived lay at her pier an hour before
ANY passengers were permitted to lane
and all were given a war time oxami
nation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
MURDERED HIS WIFE
THEN KILLED HIMSELF
Romance That Began at Los
Angeles Comes To End
in Chicago

Chicago, May 3-A romance, one that
found its inception at the San Gabriel
Mission near Los Angeles, terminated
in tragedy amid the gay scenes of Chi
cago' Is great white way last night when
Senor Juan Castillo, Spanish musician,
shot and killed his beautiful girl wife
and committed suicide.
Castillo, member of the Mission
PLAY Cast, met and wooed the beautiful
senorita Silva while she played a lead
ing role in McGroarty' 3 epic. They were
married in San Bernardino and toured
with the company through the middle
west, leaving only when the players dis
banded at the close of their Chicago en-.
gagement.
musical instructor and his wife became
a cabaret singer at the Subway Inn
The metamorphosis of the striking
Spanish beauty into a brilliant butter
flv was too sudden for her tempera
mental lover. The attentions lavish
ed upon her by cafe habitues klndlec
into an insane Jealousy.
Yesterday he called at the Subway
Inn. as was his daily custom, to have
her SING to him--alone. 1t mattereo
not if the tables were crowded.
"Sing me La Paloma, he Whispered
to her. She sang the dove song, ana U
shower of coins from the men cauSe'
shower fCoins from the men cauSet
something to break.
The coroner's jury guards the rest o
| the story.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
BAKERS
STRIKE IS ENDED
EmpIoyers and Men Reach
Agreement Through Work
Of Federal Officials

Chicago, May 3.-The bakers strike
was settled today,
An agreement was reached last night
between the union committee and rep
rcsentatives of the employers, after "a
hours strenuous work by federal Of
ficials. which was expected to be rati-
fled by members of the union at a
meeting this morning -,
By the agreement, the bakers will
get the increase of So week they de-
manded, which will aggregate about
$4,000 week Every striker will go
back to his old job without prejudice,
The employers are granted the right Of
employing non-union superintendent,
but agreed to rule against undue
'fspeeding up" of workmen
The threatened strike of the bakery
wagon drivers still remains.
Tn an effort to prevent this threat
ened strike, United States District At
torney Clyne has called meeting of
the employers committee this morning
Later in the day he will ask a commit
tee of the teamsters to meet with him.
1t was hoped an agreement satisfactory
to both sides would be reached before
night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
SHIP IS
SUNK Off IRISH COAST
AbrahaIns TOrpedOed,
But Her Grew of
Six Saved

Washington, May 3.-The torpedoing
of the American sailing vessel Willard
Abrahams off the Irish coast and res
cue of her crew of six, was officially
reported to the state department today.
The American consul at Liverpool
named the following members of the
American gun crew on the torpedoed
Vacuum as lost or missing:
Lieutenant c. c. Thomas, A. Donald,
B. J. Fisher, c. F. Lickan, f. H. Lorec
(died May q.
The saved of the gun crew We're:
John Niehola, T. Wilson, F. Lashef,
J. Z. Williams, j. Williams, G. W. Par
ker, O. H. Luke, L. R. Musshorn
Survivors of the unwarned attack
upon the Vacuum were in boats twenty
nine hours and suffered from wet and
cold
Other state department. messages said
the American sailing ship Margaret had
been set on fire by a submarine April
.27. but made no mention of lives lost
while a third cablegram reported the
landing of thirty three survivors o.
the torpedoed American ship Roehing
Iham, formerly the Ncbraskan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Dgandalnus Proceedings
Against Curry County

Arandamus proceedings against the
county officials Of Curry county to
eono compel them to call special election election
for June 4 as provided by the twenty
ninth n session Of the Oregon legislature, a1no e,
was begun vest terday, when Eat1o- GoVernOf GaOI
Withycombe instructed Attorney 0'H
T The matter win be taken up in the
,,lrn,,a mo court 50 as to have it adpudi-
to't to invalidate the election by having
one ~ county refuse to vote, the governor
Ine 9nt epm;ned mine to compel the officials to
call call the election. The sheriff land and
county clerk, in response to 4aaeS an laqqitS y
as to whether or s no. thoy they un'ld ,n,I abide
1 ppe3 fbe instructions of the county judge
The II 'Ds county judge refused to call tn, h.
have resulted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Make Visit to Lower House
This Morning and Are
Given Ovation
STORM OF APPLAUSE
GREETS PAPA" J0FFRE
Party Will Leave Washington
Friday Afternoon On
Guarded Tran
BY George Martin

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Washington, May 3.-Having com
pleted the major share Of its work in
the allied world war parley which was
to get assurance that American troops
Will be sent to France very soon-the
French high commission, under Vice
Premier Viviani and Marshal Joffre,
packed its grips here today to carry
the war spirit into the west
Not only is it expected that the COM
missioners will be assured upon their
return here that American troops will
be on French soil within a reasonably
short time, but it is understood their
training IN modern warfare will be un-
der the supervision of Marshal Joffre.
All foreign military experts have point
ed out that the Americans sent to the
front can be taught the tricks of the
new game, within sound of the guns
much sooner than in this country Jof-
fre is master organizer and is pre-
pared to give his attention to prepar-
ing the American fighters for the first
service in the trenches.
Somewhere in Washington q luXur-
ious appointed special train, guarded
by United States secret service meT
and stocked with comforts and luxur
les these men OF France had almost for
gotten in their war ridden home land
waited to whisll the French visitors
over guarded tracks straight to Chica
go tonight.
Hero of the Marne
"Papa" Joffre, stocky, snowy hair
ed, snowy mustached hero of the Marnc
who stood like rock in those days Of
civilization s gloom late in 1914, evinc
ed an almost childish delight in getting
ready for his trip around the country
today.
There was nothing in his happy face
and brisk manner as he bustled abou