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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

Cite or Den alt, iom aIoria
meIfer goot, lige ioo i,jut til at uoe
o. foltbar at ieOe iout oen beoite
Meltefu / 0pIin9en.
Sm @intercu bIir set oite Tor
lang Sio mellem hrcr Sang, man
ticrner.
- SrIa finn bcoitc Slags Smsr
iaIt!
- Set er blct btpiit. at Sen iioite
WfcIf. iom fonmtcr no al Auaa Cur
fon pare op til lex @onac ioo ria
paa Smcricbt iom ocu isrite. Ser.
Tor ber Sliret aItlo me.tc2 aoot tonlt.
~ 6lcre Siloer / Ell Graft bctpoer
Here acotlrer % mcr irugtbnr Agcr.
ioro.
- MeIfenS o9 6IgNcn@ Set" fan
oite pariere Ell 900 Tel pon uo9Ie iaa
Gage. 9eifplo life Sm0rmonocn Tor
ioIif "Seit", isr on pc0, bpoo on to
Ter ON. Ger fan orrc Ell ellcr or.
Sen @ruro, b%uori0r "(eiten" paric.
rcr. 5 80 al 100 (iIiUIocr piIoc oct
pare tlogerc at ie9c citcr Naria9cn
cno at iorioge pao at lUl9c SfpIoen
pun Smermaroen.
Sor Sarmere | IlminOcIiQbeb or
set life Siocr iom mn tt%IruaocIi1t al
itltpe iiQ inc DC 8reuc al Igerbruget,
iom man life bar uo9elt Griorina /.
Grin paa meo Gina On bar qiort oci
beoit l. % IGg life ale blnc 9Gg / en-
enfcIt altrp. Spebe, M}oia, HllQ, 9na
og Soprc; @riie, SIogtfpr0, McIfe-
fl1cr, Sons, og Souer cr aIting, ionl
trullge2. TIan 9oOt, Qaa roIi9t, men
mco uroffcIig goo Billie til oit Nrbcj-
DC, % ou ifal fitrnc uoierc Ioo itorc
Gina ioor, at oine Gitcrfommerc fol
pre oit Minbe Ipngc, eiternt @ropcr
par 9leflt OH Slpu.
Get giploer iodr Tom olorig
isr, at man fcrii9ti9 prI9er Jig oer
Sro % oct 6re, 'om foitc$ i Sorocu.
Ioa oennc Spo o. octtc Sre bcror
SET fonifc, ON GipiIiintioncn itoI bli
reobct, % 6oIfefribeoen unosoa al
bli lagt Spnfer.
- Grperimenter pier, at Ell Ncrc
mco goo Shape for Eoitnre for "bru
SopS" or ppro omtrent 'on ntcget
iom 8ren for IA 0olorS. Wen Bur.
fer, iom bar Smou9riic iii at huge
fig, ifuI0e Ia @rsn atpeo iIiet Shape
Eaiture. hinge, opoorenoc @riie, ionr
bar ct iIigt Fointre, ituIbe Og;ao lao
noQet 8rsn peb Sibcn al.
= Strer man li0t Chloride Of
2ime" / De Suffer % 8on9e, bpor
Hotter % Wtlts forbes, pil sc oite
rsmme i'm Iei, ~ifriper Ell Winneio'
ia. Wonb, iom bar Gro pan Wiolet
ga Miblet err Inn I%etoinot, for,
set life / SiIipI0c ifaOe al
prspe Def, bnor opennPunte Tlage
oarl0er sner lit SpiI.
"@ltq Gine" % @bite Spriict
err @PrtrPr, Tom bar pit Tia megei
boor0isre / NorO Gafoto iaopel ion
andre Steber / Noropeitcn. elsie
SrPr err rlomprfe6e FOR &inobrPf.
ct Eor @ulersboer Carrots
mt % ga for Se'te / @intprtioen Ell
beore emo baobe Condition Bomber
% Stocf Seeb, ponitoar Ell Snbicnoer
/ ct Sarmerbloo.
- Grit, 2itcrsifaI og fnlIt Sr9
FIJI er ire 3ina, @en;ene moo Ia
@intertioen, ON Sc ifaI tribes gobt
Meot Scrnp clIer Welf o9Ioo.
- Won bar Iunoet no, at oornI
8riiepilrfer eipcr ira 81 go. WteIt
pr. Gug. Gn |urfe paa 43S go oar
nGiten s Vb. Nfelf paa Ell 0oQ of
fortPret 4 Guno WaiSmeI, 4 Num(
&peoc MiooIirg % S go. Sfunmet
melf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

,aapel iom Sormeren. ri mango blep
Eriien Den Sang aniet iom Tor hsi
og life iom for lup. Somme al aor.
reiponoenternc 1aar no ira, OF Iri
len blep beitemt al Seoeaominiitra.
tionen, % Of Tarmere life bapbe no.
get of iige / oenue Sag. 9egee oiSic
Intagelier or itrigtige. Ssoeaomini-
itrotionen beItemic life |riien; Saf.
tum er, at ben nsie uogtet iig Tor at
bare nooet meb ben Sin0 Of 9isre.
Tri,eu bleo ioltilaaet al en- aomite,
buori 6armerne uor goot rcprrientc
ret. &ibere proteitcreoc N%rbcioerrc.
peIentanter Den Sang o. lcnere oper,
at Erilen blep altior bei. Get err be
ticllbt, at DC life piloe ba Eriieu hei.
ere emo $50 pr. SuibcI. Gn olocn
ieilagtig Spiatning er oct, at 1918
Iars Sueoen life fon blt iolgt for
mer emo > Collars pr. @uibel. aon-
aresIen bar life tat rogen ilig 8rpn-
ie. Cen bare GAP Sarmcrne Sen go.
ranti, at DC life ifllloc ioa mirore
cilo = Collars pr. SuIbcI for Sen
Spebe, De prooucerer / 1918. Spab
Tri'en blir pao Den Speoe, Tom 40
les / 1918, er bet ingen, lom ue0;
men Erobrcenterne er aoranteret, at
Tri;cr ital blt minolt = Collars pr.
@lllbel / Chicago Tor go. I Soebe.
Bare bette oa Inlet nnoet. Gn onoen
oftc gientogct Hoaltan6 er oct, at
Yriien poa Sarmerens @peoe er bIct
fat beltemrte, men TriIerue paa andre
Cling life re9uleret. Settc er ogiaa
en- feilagti0 Eaaitono. Triicn paa
Stnal, alll, fiinitig @iebiel cucr Ser
tili5ers, 9inoer Spin og pisic Slog5
! arnitfober er unoer &ontrol, o. Tris
len paa inrnrne al bis;e Sing blep lat
en- goo Gel lapere, emo WarfebSpris
len 6engong bar. Iaigeoel, iontme
6ooerpriicr Ter life no, iom bar Sc
blet reglllerct, men BOOTED. s
ale oisie cling burbe ri IGgge al
poa of boloe os til Safto, 6poo pi
emo fan ipnes ON Speoepri;en og
andre Sine. Observation-Disclosures
fan bli %beifpttet for mango nof Sell.
greb uben at bli beifplot Tor 5eilgreb,
BEN life besif. s SiIGa iii openitno.
elloe er ser iltaaiee &pster, iom BELT
Ter no til at bore iot / SmIsb al
Sienoen. Snsen ifulbe looe Jig Marie
al iliet.
Sarmerens Sanfluf.
Mange bIir fonife fieo al Iar eiter
slar of bsre BET gientaset Der i
"SarmipaIten" meo Ipngere eIler
f~ortere Weaemrum, at Der poo Sor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Iaao o. %inf.

ri Sorcneoe Statcra SeiolfninJ
bar iislge iioitc ieoerolc GenIln r.
567 ,925 Yerioner oper 10 Iar gam-
le bcifipitiget meo 6ormorbeioe az ct
eQer onoet SlogS. Gucr meo andre
Orb: omtrcnt Ell Srcoicoel al oct To-
tale NntoI Yerioner, iom beiottet Jig
meo in~obringenoe Irbeioe, 0reu meo
Ggerbrug eQer Oernleo nGr b~eiIegtet
Irbeioc. Get 9lntoI Terioner, ionl
orep S%$orobrlg eQer bcrmco bellcgtet
Irbeioe, cr flnSiiiiceret iooleOeS:
IgerbrueSorbeioere 6,0SS,414
Gairp Mpno % Sairp
apinoer ..... 1904
6ormere, Ilonters %
Sper;ecrS ..... 5,9S1, 522
8ortnere, SoreiterS, Nllr-
fern WapnO etc 8 ,462
2umber Wpno og Stats
Mano ......... 127,t54
Stocf HoiIers, Seroer&
% 2rouers ca. 122,1S9
@eb @ug9ere (g2ooo Gbops
pcrs) ......... 27,567
Serpentiu Sarmere %
arbeioere $3.50. 2s,967
OC,,S.o .s,E,,I@,,xoIo -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Npgle Iisforitaaelier.

Sler emo nogle iao Sreoe fra for
ifjelliee Steoer / 2anoet anbenbarer
Here Observation-Disclosures %ansaaenbe
&peoen % andre Cling MI UNDER
feoeral &ontrol, ifriper oct meeet
onerfienote Sarnerblao "NationaI
Stocfman ano Sarmer". Sorifieli-
ee paaitaar, at Speoepriien blep iat
for lapt. Get er FORFEIT noft / De.
traetning al bpao ri MI peb ON
8riierne paa ANDRE Sarer; men Sri
len blep beitemt, for of BRUCE Treii-
bentenS Orb, / Sen Seniigt % oct
Maal for Die at tiene @enneifebeben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

Pasr &c isruntr 1res enbsripiisn. 'snp
rem Pcfi' euer Rdui1HpisHirs. Sei e. u'ii'
leri az ifree lrie PeHae 4, nlmlHeeltge 6reve
On pi Fan lie erre enipasiiss Tor geHse ten
bgtI bette paa geleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
, isarmerens Snnflpf.

Wange bIir fanife fieo al gar eiter
aar of bsre oet g%ientaeet Der /
"Sarmipalten" meo lpngere eler
fortere WeQemrum, at Der poo 6or,
me fleit burbe pprc Ell Sauflof. Wton
ipnes fanife bct er noget ormt
@naal. Ien set cr life. Get bIir
mer og nler ct betimeligt goot Haao.
gn 6armer i miotre Soma ifrep MI
nplig til ct Sarmer6lao ON berne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
nfurlunrliat

Zen Eaaitano or bIet glort. at 80
9roccnt al Geoifaber og Moifiner,
iom briiges paa bette Soubs iarme,
rllter bort 90 roaoner no mer cno
ilibes no. Sette er en- ganife brsi
Com; men naar en- iGrocS runot /
Saitoct % faar ic Ell Selpbinber itaa.
enoe Sinteren giennem / 2p al ct
8jeroe eler nnoer ct gaulmelt 9Gb-
letrG cller en- Sarp eller aultipator
%forlaot, bpor iioit bru9t, be9pnoer
ma at iatte, at Eoaitanoene life er
Ina rent bort / TGg9enc enboa. Bore
Sormere faIter bort Sneic Wiqioncr
Collars bpert Iar FOR Maifineri %
&ebifaber, % oct Cab, iom lioes paa
@rrno al ~uforiparIig SfisbesIssbeb,
er iibprc fort, ifriper "9ertical
Sorming".
Sette Cab ifploes belt no eaer for
~iterite Gelen ilurpeoe Wetober %
Sm.feIesbeb. SpiS ma filIot no
forltob, bpilfct l,hrre Cab ma liber
berpcb, of foitbare Maifiner og Geo-
ifober riliter o. raabner bort .paa
8runo al Zig ifiooeslcS Trafiis, piI-
De man loen Spbolb toge Sfriot til
at iaa rettet poa Singen
Set foiter forbolospiS Tibet at fao
lat op eft Iaifinifur fort nof til at
blti'c Waifinerne % 9lgerbrugSreoifn-
berne / % at faa malet oct. en- Zig
Sp9ning pilbe ianbelig mart betale
for fig peb at iorlpnee Den Beriohe,
Tom oisie Iamme Maifiner og &eoifa-
Der pilbe fonrnte til at gisre Sieneite.
Sor at opnoa Sufies forbres oltio
gfonomiife Metooer. Sette 9jplber
bobbelt / en- Sib iom MI, ba Eriien
poa ale Slaes 6armmoifiner %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er blet iaa uals
minbelig bsi. 90 life oct aIeneite
at tage omfram gobt Sare paa
Waifiner % Heoifaber paa Sarmen
MI betpber, at &aamoterialer, 'om
pilOe trpnaes til npe, fan bli britgt
til anoet, Der oeiaa baarot trenges.
ut operlaoe Sarmen5 Supplements
til Glementernes Haobe eQcr ltnaobe
err NOR iast forbrpberif S%orismmeIis-
bco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
Runaway Piled Up
Against Telephone Pole
Small Damage Done

Considerable excitement was created
ION State street this afternoon by a run
away team as it collided with a tele-
phone pole a short distance east of
the Oregon Electric tracks. The team
began its flight from the Cherry City
Itlouring mills, ran up the alley past
Frank Ward s drug store, took a bee
Zine across State street for the court
house, but was brought to a peremp-
tory halt when it collided with a tele-
phone pole on the north side of the
street. One horse was stripped clean
of its harness and found itself walking
around on the grass on the court house
lawn, while the other was thrown in
q heap on the curb. The latter animal
apparently wal stunned for a few sec
,onds as it lay perfectly still as if dead.
In fact, the crowd that quickly collect
led thought it was defunct but it soon
demonstrated that it was much alive.
ABOUT this time the owner appeared
and led his fractions horses away to
get them fitted out with harness again
Tho owners name could not be learn
ed. The horses were uniniured, and
about the only thing to suffer damage
was the harness, and the neckyoke,
which was broken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
Getting Ready For
Thrift Stamp Campaign
Beginning Tuesday

School Superintendent VIM. Smitl
Is sending out the supplies for the com
ing Wal Saving Stamp campaign which
starts the 10Th of the month. Eacl
school district, and the committee in
each town is receiving a supply.
Order cards are being included for
the use of the workers. The prospec-
tive buyer of thrift stamps writes in
the amount he wants to buv and tbe
order card is sent in to the central
committee. Later, the post office is
given the cards, and. the mail carrier
GellVers the stamps ordered and collects
the money,
The county has bought sos, 215 worth
of Thrift stamps. This is about 7
per cent of the county-s quota of
S912'OO0, and as there are less than 10
months remaining, Mr.. Smith saws the
work must speed up. Yesterday
brought the largest sale, this being
$4,000. The sales for the past week
been increasing, however, which
Is taken to indicate that next weeks
is having effect already.
A meeting of the county workers is
called for next Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock aid the commercial club.
The plans for the week will be dis
cussed there by those in charge. and
final arrangements completed for
he drive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
X X X X X X X X X X X X X
PERSONAL X
( x I I \ 4 < 4 \ < x !

Mrs. j. s. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Amelia, left today over the Oregon Elec.
trio for Sherar, Oregon.
Mrs. p. w. Klaus and daughter will
leave tomorrow on their return to their
home at st. Paul, Mimi, after an Elk.
tended visit in the valley.
Chas. Cooder, Of Concomly, was trans
acting business in Salem today.
Henry Moore returned today to Port
land after a short business visit in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. FrankFry, of Silverton,
spent yesterday in Salem.
Archie German, of the Lake Labish
district was in the city today.
G. +. Lebold left today for Hood
River on a short business trip.
Mrs. Eva Pothour returned yesterday
to her home in Portland after spend.
ing several days with relatives in tho
city.
Erick Siecke, of the state forestry de.
p%artment, left today for Texas ON a
business trip.
Mrs. Martin Dick, Of Independence,
was in Salem yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dick were in the
city yesterday from their home at In.
dependence.
Burgess Ford, principal of the Stayton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
Germany Shows No
Mercy to Rumania

Washington March 13.-After prom
Using that the big allied military mis-
sions in Rumania would be allowed to
depart for home, Count Czernin tried
to balk them by decreeing they should
enter quarantine for a month. accord
ing to state department advices today.
The missions, however, decided not
to observe the quarantine and so de-
parted with Red Cross and other Amer
leans for Odessa with promise Of a safe
conduct from the Rumanian king.
Nothing is said as to the movements
of Captain Halsey r. Yates, American
military attaehe at Jassy.
The Rumaniau government felt it
was a matter involving its own honor
to get the mission safely out of the
country.
German liberal press comment is
critical of the harsh terms imposed up
on Rumania, according to extracts.
reaching here-today.
Germany, seeing that she has Ru-
mania at her mercy, is making her de-
mands more and more exorbitant, ac-
cording to "a state department cable
gram.
Rumania has granted German claims
for frontier alterations and now Ger
many is adding to these demands, hav.
found no obstacle to her desires.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
Cost of Materials
Checks All Building,

Chicago, Mar. 13.-An increase of fiji
ty per cent in all building materials has
decreased home building and construc
non work 70 per cent, according to dele
gates here today attending the national
convention of Retail Lumber Dealers.
Only 26,000,000 building permits, one
fourth the former monthly number, were
issued in the United States during Feb
1uary.
Steel and cement prices have advanc-
ed even more than lumber prices, ac-
coTding to delegates. Standardization of
lumber products to expedite the a
faeturc of materials and box containers
wanted by the government is being
planned o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
Country Fair In
Aid of Red Cross
Gets Contributions

The committees in charge of the
Country Fair" which will be held al
the armory on March % and % fol
the benefit of the Red Cross fund re.
port that progress is well under way
Numerous contributions for the auction
sale which will be held during the fair
have already been received. Yester-
day Geo. w. Eyre, of Pib Club fame,
donated a pig for the auction, and a
Jealous Red Cross woman has given a
pony to be sold. Many other articles
have been received and more are com
ing in daily.
The following ladies have been ap-
pointed to have charge of soliciting
and donations in the various wards and
by phoning them any needed informa-
ton may be secured:
Mrs. Louis Lachmund, End ward.
Mrs. T. K. Ford, st. Joseph's lux
Mrs. F. J. Bowersox, Morning Side.
Mrs. Fred Stewart, LIST ward.
Mrs. H. H. Olinger, 4th ward.
Mrs. Geo. Waters, 3rd ward.
Mrs. Elmo White, 9Th ward.
Mrs. Zadoc Riggs, 9th ward.
Mrs. Mason Bishop, 18th ward.
Mrs. Geo. L. Teaz, West Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
Emergency Board
Called Together To
Meet War Problems

A special meeting of the Emergency
Board was called to day by Secretary
of State Olcott at the request of Gov
ernor Withycombe to consider financial
questions resulting from the war
problems facing Oregon. The board
will meet next Wednesday. Special
attention will be given requests for
state aid in protection of industries
and safeguarding shipyards properties.
The meeting was made necessary by
the fact that there are no funds pro
vided for any of this work, yet it is an
absolute necessity. 1t must be taken
care of by the emergency board or a
special session of the legislature called.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

schools, spent yesterday and today in
Salem as the guest of his father, DR.
T. b. Ford.
p. Q. Colby, living north of town, was
trading at the local stores today.
MI. and Mrs. A. l.. Houmard, of Great
Falls, Mont. are here for a visit with
the formers mother, Mrs. Mary Hou-
mard, of 1857 north Winter street, and
other relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Houmard
formerly lived in this city and have
many friends here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
County Preparing
To Do Its Part Toward
Paving to Aurora

As the state highway commission has
decided to start work on the paving
of the Pacific highway to the north
county line, Roadmaster Culver will
begin next week on the south end of
the road, and a stretch six miles long
(which is very rough will be graded
and sacrificed in order to. put it in CON
dition for use until the paving can
be done.
The county will start within a week
or ten days on the grading of the high
way, preparatory to paving. This will
take almost a month, it is believed,
and SINE of the cuts will require more
time. The state will probably start
work within a month.
The new county rock crusher is al
most ready for use, and will be ready
for the spring work. Five men are
working at present installing it in the
county gravel pit near the mute farm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
New York VIII Vote
On Amendment Wednesday

Albany, N, Y, March 13.-The Hill
resolution to ratify the federal prohi.
bition amendment, win come before
the New York senate for a vote next
Wednesday, This understanding was
reported today through an agreement
by Senator Elon Il. Brown, majority
leader, upon request by Senator Wei
lington that some definite time be set
for consideration Of prohibition bills.
Senator Wellington will move to dis
charge the taxation committee, which
has been considering the resolution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
LOAD SHIPS

Washington, Mar. 13.-Beans, mules
and blankets ordered for General Per
shing in Spain, are expected to be ship
ped soon now that the Spanish Amer
lean commercial agreement has been
ratified. -.
The war trade bureau today author
lied immediate loading Of seven Span
ish steamers under the agreement. The
steamers are loaded with cotton and
phosphate rock for fertilizer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
CARn o THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and
sehooimates for their love and sympa-
thy and many acts of kindness, at the
9eath Of our Ettle son and brother.
Virgil. Their kindness viii be cherished
tor ever in our heartS-Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Burch and family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

night the address of the evening WAS
made by DR.. W. B. Hinson of Portland
DIR. Hmson IS a powerful spiritual think
er and speaker and his address was one
of the best ever heard by the rother-
hood. He chose for his subject: "Man' s
status in relation to his Creator and
Savior" President H. S. Gle acted as
t~oastmaster at the banquet board,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Mrs. Harold Doxsee, a student of the
University of Oregon, is in the city for
a visit with friends among Willamette
students, having formerly attended Will
lamette university. From here she will
go to Brownsville for a visit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
American Sailors
Praised for Calamity

London, Mar. 13.-Dr. Mcnamara
financial secretary Of the admiralty
speaking in the house of commons today
expressed that bodys profound appreeia-
ton of the seamanship and great gal
lantry of the crew of the United States
destroyer Parker, in rescuing ten mem
bers of the crew Of the torpedoed hos
pital ship Glenart Castle.
Mcnamara referred particularly to
the conduct of two sailors who jumped
overheard and rescued several men.
General Phillips said the Union Cas-
tie company, owner of the steamship,
has asked the American nav depart
ment for permission TO reward the men,
but that the request was not favored.
Mcnamara replied that if the British
government could reward the men with
the sanction of the United States, such
a suggestion would be made to the AM
eriean department.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Funeral services of the late Tillman
Il. Howard who died Monday at the
Good Samaritan hospital in Portland,
will be held Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the Rigdon chapel. Inter
ment will be in the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry. The body will arrive in Salem this
evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

II. s. Gile delivered an address to tie
baptist church brotherhood at Albany
Tuesday night in the interest of the
Baptist church national campaign soon
to be inaugurated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Mrs. W. H. Mills, living at 1895 Mar
ion street, underwent a serious operation
at the Willamette sanitorium yester-
day. She vas reported to be resting to-
day as easily al could be expected CON
sidering the seriousness of the operation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Geo. o. Savage will leave shortly for
Newport where he will spend some time
getting his cottages in readiness for
the summer migration of tourists to the
coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
Alex McDonald, silo field salesm,

Alex Mcdonald, silo field salesman
for the %Spaulding company for the state
OF Washington, left yesterday for Sc
attle after spending several days in this
city in consultation with local officials.
lie reports a growing interest in silos
and grain tanks throughout Washing
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Evangelistic meetings, Leslie Meth
odist church, 1880 every evening, cx-
cepting Monday and Saturday. Come. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

A force of surveyors of the state high
way department have been busy for
the past several days surveying the
route of the Pacific highway from Sa-
lem south to jefferson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

At the meeting of the F~oresters last
night it was decided to give a dance
on the evening of March 81 in celebra
ton of the 22nd anniversary of the or
ganization of Sherwood court in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
COMING EVENTS

March 13.-Food C~onserva-
tion meeting at Commercial club.
March 13-''The Situation in
Russia at Present" Lecture at
public library by DR.. j. o. Hall
March 15-Mihtary Tourna-
ent by Salem high school cadets
at armOry..
March iT.-Laymen' IS Mission
airy Movement convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

"Tke best'' is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Qough Co.
Phone J20. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
All Around Town

No change in the stage of the VIII
lamette was to be noted today, the river
standing at 5.S feet above low water.
the same as yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

We pay 100 per lb. for choice veal
calves this week. Midget Market, 351
State st. Phone 176. 3-15
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

The meeting of the Highland Parent
Teachers association which was to have
been held tonight, has been postponed
one week, making the meeting on next
Wednesday night, March 20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13
ABOUT A sTANDoFF

st. Paul, Mimi, Mar. 13.-Two towns
remained dry, two others remained wet
and one turned from wet to dry in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors
no Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Patton Plumbing Co., 1856 Chemeketa
Phone 1896. We do repair work. Sovee
and furnaces coiled. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

"The funeral beautiful" Webb 8
Clough Co. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-13

Shopping bags SO cents and up al
Furniture Store.