davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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III.

Po mlhavem sychravem ranu
vzesel rozkosny den listopado-
w. Blankyt v slunecne zAri roz
klenuv Sc mad Krakovem v pl-
ne krase a libeznosti sve nema-
10 zvysil radostnou naladu obec
neho lidu, mestanstva i pam
stva shromazdeneho pred Su-
kienicemi ma rozsahlem name
sti krakovskem a dychtive oce-
kavajiciho odbyvani dnesni
vzacne slavnosti. Kral Kazimir
po prikladu vzneseneho hosti-
tele sveho v Praze dal totiz po-
fadati We SVEN sidelnim meste
prvni vefejne hry rytirske po
zval k MIN narod svGj z vesnic,
NEST hradGv ma mnoho mil
okoli. Letosni kolby prazske VII
bee mely byti wren krakow
skym zabavam. Rytiri, ktefi
tenkrate Kazimira sprovazeli,
musAi Sc postarati ably vse die
Mich donna Sc zaridilo. Tutez IL
pravu ohrady a pruvodu, po-
kud domaci silly k tomu stacily,
tytez obrady v provadeni tur-
naje.
pani Kristina musila die VII
lie kralovy obleci Sc do tychz
ternych hedbavnych satuv, kite
rez tenkrate v Praze ma sobe
mela a kterez j tax vyborne
|slusely. l tn zlatou ce!enku, po
sazenou sesti radami drahoka-
mav, uprostred velikym dia-
mantem podle prani Kazimiro-
va musila upraviti sobe do ice
su. Take danny jeff, kterez il
pfi domacim turnaji poprve We
verejne slavnosti provazeti me-
ly, musily oditi Sc co nejnadher
neji. Slovem, mela to byti slav
most, ktera by Polaky velice po
bavila a pani Kristine prazske
radovanky live pripamatovala.
Kral ovsem uz po nekolik dni
We svych kmnatach uzavren, ne
pripustel il do sve spolecnosti.
Vsak byia sama pripravami sve
ho odeyu k ddstojnemu vystou-
penl ma vereinosti tax zamest-
mana, ze mohla posouditi, jak
asi jemu Sc nedostava casu k o.
patient a zarizeni vseho, echo
takova slavnost, poprve pora-
dana, vyzaduje.
(Pokracovani.)
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pchlc IL HlOEd oLNoi oe
Rouguin. 'Jsem opravdu zar-
moucen, re V tom ohledu ne
mohu byti jednoho mineni S
vami. Pan markyz objevl sc
sc mnou pred trestnim SOU
dem - nam k tomu dosti du
kazu nez jest zapotrebi - on
tom vi - rekl jsem mu to
jednou. Abychom Sc bohatstvi
zmocnili, museli jsme Sc deli
ii o naSe plany naSe zlociny
a budeme Sc nyni deliti j po
kani. Ano( bude to zajimavy
soud a obecenstvo bude sc w
borne baviti! Ma mou veru,
takove sensacni zalezitosti ne
jsou vecmi vsednimi. Nasilny
snatek - Zapas nesmlrne
dedictvi - dive vrazdy -
markyza Gabriela pred trest
MIN soudem jako svedkyne
prot svemu manzelu - jed
no z nejskvelejsich jmen ce-
le Francie do kalu a blata "a
vleceno - a muzi, jenz jme
no to nese, kyne vyhlfdka ma
popraviste! Vice veru neni ia
potfebi ku spusobeni proslule
no soudu!"
'Rouguine, promluvil Mu-
rad, 'nyni neni vhodna chvile
ku posmechu, nybrz ku Ito
sti! A lepe by vam sluselo,
kdybyste jevil zal mad svym
zlocinnym zivotem, kaje Sc po
kud mono nejvice."
"Nikoliv - ia nelituji nice
ho!" zvolal Rouguin. "Pokud
Sc tyce za!u, pocituji no jen
proto re jsem So tax velice my
Ill We volb6 prostredku jenz
mne mel k cili privesti - to
jest V markyzovi. Spatne jsem
no posuzoval - vice nebo me-
ne spatne - chcete-li. All
kdybych toto mohl odciniti-
jest vsak jiz pozde. Wy tedy
nechcete markyze zavl6ci pred
soud- proc to = jaky zajen
v tom muzete miti?"
"Jeho pokani jest jiz dost
velke!" odvetil Murad. "BylC
by to zcela zbytecno pripojo.
vati mu jeste takove zneucte
nj! CO vam to proBpeje? Mic!
"A co bye tim ztratil? Take
mic !" oval Sc Rouguin "Ucini
jsem vse pro markyze! KdC
mne nutkal prav6 jej 81 vyvoli
ii? Nikdo! Byl zniceny, zma
lomyslneny, zoufaly! Oh -
jemu ja snadnO Sc Ocistiti -
dnes obvzlaste ma vSechnu pr
cinu ku lltosti. Kdyz jsem Sc
MIN setkal Ma zamku Bois-Tor
du, byl Sc vslm al do nejmen
Sich pOdrobnosti V koncich +;
hotov zlti jako zloCinec-to
hui a ia mu podal ruku - by
ztracen, zebrakem a ia jej '
druhy den ucinil bohatym -
otevrel jsem ieho ctizadost
skv6le cesty - ia mu umozni
vniknutl do nejlepslch spola
Cnostl -postaviti Sc V cello ce
le Parlze a zlti V slunci slavy
lesku a bohatstvi. A co jsen
"a to vse zadal? Tolik jak,
mic. Dal jsem mu jeSt6 zenu
jlz miloVa.. Nalezam7i Sc dine
We vaslch rukou, zhatiiy Sc VS.
chny me zamery, sedite-li I'd
na zivu, abyste mne ohrozova
Ii, jest to markyz, jenz ma tor
nese vinu, nebot Cd delsi dc
by staVel mi vsuda prekazky
Kdysl mel jsem jeho zivot V
sVych rukOu - Ma Ostrl meh
kordu - ia jei usatrjl. O
mne straSne urazil a verejn
mne ma smrt potupil. Kdybyc
byl chtel, byl jiz davno mrte>
mel jsem nlm ale soucit, de
mnlvaje Sc, ze jeste pochop
ze nenl jeho zajmu mne pc
tirati. A jeho vdel1em ia vs
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N1' A pIOC Ulllc NyudNd. uO-
dal Rouguin. "Ponevadz dou-
ia obdrzeti odpusteni cd sve
zeny - re doufa vzbuditi la
sku v te, jiz zboznuje a pone-
vadz mimo to Sc domnlva, ze
vyhod plynoucich padesati
millionu jez tvori Gabrielin po
dill ma dedictvi, svobodneji a le-
pc bud'e moci pouzivati, nebu-
dull mu vice v ceste stati!"
Markyz stale jeste niceho ne
slysel. Ponevadz mel oblicej ru
kama zakryty, nebylo jeho ry-
sy videti zadne jeho hnuti ne
prozrazovalo, ze by byl slysel
zlomyslne obvinovani a pode-
zflvanl soudruhem jeho prone
lsene.
"a Wy chcete", pokracoval
Rouquin stale stejne posmeS-
nym hlasem, "abych mel SOU
cit S clovekem, jenz mne vam
vVdal a vSechno me snazeni
zmafil? Chcete, ably uniknul
vsemu trestu a abych Sc vidal
Jedine pomsty, kteraz mne pfi-
slusi? Ohio, panov6, wy mnG spa
the znate, zadajice neceho po-
dobneho ode mne! zadate ode
mne cire nemoznosti!"
'Vy tedy stale jeste Sc zdra-
hate witt 81 zivot?" opakoval
Murad.
"Pozd6ji snad TAX ucinim, a.
bych uniknul soudci a vam a.
bych zmaril poteSeni pomSty,"
pravil zlocinec tajuplnym IL
sm6vem.
"Jest to vase posledni So
vo?"
"Me poslednl."
"Vydam vas tedy dnes vecer
soudum!" ukoncil Murad roz-
mluvu.
Trutat pax spoutal Rouqui-
now ruce.
Louffardovi ponechany ruce
voln6, ncbot nalezal Sc tako-
vem stavu sklicenosti a vysile-
nj, re byla patrna nemoznost
jeho ut6ku.
/ Trutat a Trompelet snazili Sc
pax vyzvedeti Ma mem, 'kde Sc
Bontemps, vrah Simeona a ot-
ce Senechala zdrzuje.
Louffard, jenz videl, ze jest
beznadejne ztracen, necinil III
: dnych btizi.
Bontemps mel milenku Ro,
: mainville a u nj ztravil cetne ty
volne hodiny, jichz mu jehC
) siuzba u Rouquina ponechava
: la. Bylo to Ma blizku onoho res
: taurantu kde Sc MIN Chilpe.
ric poprve setkal a odkudz je.
: S, edoval do sine plesove.
Trutat a Trompelet obdrzel
7 cd Louffarda podrobnou zpra
: WI.
| Papillon, treti Z jednatell
Rouquinovych - ku jeho vlas
= nlmu Stestl - nepovazovan u;
: zapletena V zlociny pana sveho
, Trompelet a Trutat mu prott
4 take nevenovali zadne pozor
nosti.
+, Ia nekolik minut po vyss
zminene rozmluve uvedeni Rol
2 Quin a Louffard do pokoje
2 kdez Chilperic u Mich zaujal Il
: kol strazce.
4 Shromazdeni Sc rozeslo a Il
: Castnici odebrali Sc domu. Pou
+. re markyz zustal samoten k,
e innate, stale jeste nehybne
Sc zakrytyma ocima tn sede
4 Zllstal dlouhou dobu takto sa
G moten.
h Ticho zavladaIo okolo Nor
:, berta. Konecnc pominula na
= prosta jeho duchanepfitomnos
!, i procitnul jako by osklivehc
) tezk6ho snu. Pohledy jeho zvc
. ma Sc pOBouvaly po stenach kt
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PRODA Sc farma 60 akrech,
neb Sc vym6ni "a dvourodinny
dunn. Jsou tam ctyry cisto-
krevne jersey kravy, dive sedmi
mGslcni telata, l prase, as 40
slepic, jeden kGn, WIZ, buggy,
pluh, brany, disk, valec, senov-
ka, hrab6, kultivator, nekolik
tun sena, asl 80 buslu ovsa, 60
buslu brambor, korny dost,
dunn o 6 mistnostech, bank
barn, milkhouse a jine veci.
Zivy potok skrze pastvinu.
Cena $650o.OO. Haste Sc u
+. Hlavek, 30O7 Nursery Ave.
10-16
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CESKA MACDALENA|
Dejepisna novella re XIV stol cd F. Schulze.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Zabran v teto smesi mysle-
mex, Kazimir'. ami nepozoroval,
ze do komnaty jeho uz pred
chvilkou vstoupil a u dveri sta
null Domes. Teprv kdyz vnitr-
MIN nepokojem Imam sc vzcho-
pill Sc sedadla, ably po komnate,
v nfz uz Sc serilo, prochazel,
narazil ma neho.
"Volal jsem te? tazal Sc no,
sam neveda, nepral-li 81 jeho
pritomnosti.
"Nikoliv, kralovska milosti ;
pfisel jsem sam, ponevadz ne
mohu dele mlceti."
Kral ustoupil ma krok a udi-
venim jat: "Tedy prece jsem
tenkrate uhodl," pravil a pobi-
dl duvernika sveho "a sebou ke
stolu, ma nemz sam rozzal dve
velike voskovice. Zlutava Ear
osvetfovala tvar, ktera "a po-
sledni dolby velice pobledla,
zhubenela a svrastela.
Nue." kral obrativ sc k ne
mu, a v hlase jeho misila Sc I'VE
davost rozkazem.
"Sam jsem tim vinen!" Do
mes jail Sc mluvii kajicne. "Kra
lovska milosti raciz me "a to
potrestat. Kdybych tenkrat byl
lrekl, re pani Kristinu neznam,
vse mohlo nyni byti v Krakove
| i V Polsce jinak. 80"
"Mluv zkratka!" prisne We
llel kral a pristoupil tesne az k
Domsovi: "Co Wis ma pa
nj Kristinu?" Pozbyl odvahy
nazvati il svou choti.
"Jest to vec tax oSkliva, ze
muslin tvou kralovskou milost
lnejprve prositi "a odpusteni, ze
|u&iju slova. -. Vsak nemohu
81 pomoci, neni iineho pojmeno
vani pro tu seredu. -. -"
"Domsi!" zlostne vzkrikl
kra!. "Uz mluv!"
"Tva kralovska milost raci
lpani Kristinu tax vroucne, tax
Isrdecne milovati; bojim Sc, ably
|velika laska a prizen TIVE kra-
lcvske milosti nezmenila Sc v
|nechut, V osklivost proti nj. 4"
MAN ii roztrhnout hrdlo,
abysi mluvil?! !" rozzuril Sc Ka-
zimir a uz vztycoval po mem
pravici.
"Pani Kristina, tva chot, kra
lovska milosti, jest pra-
siva!"
Kdyby z cista jasna blesk byl
sjel do krale, nebyl by no IRA.
nil, jake tato west DomSova.
ienz tn stal nehybne, patre ma
ucinek svych SLOW. Kazimir nej
prve zimnicne Sc otrasl a tvaf
jeho zachmurila SIC vyrazem
hluboke osklivosti. Teprv po ne
kolika okamzenich nabyval jas
nejsiho vedomf o tom, co 6st
sveho komornika zaslechl jake
We snach. Uchopil Domse pew
ne "a ODE ramena a jail Sc Jim
lomcovati, jakoby chtel dust z
neho vyklepat.
"Ne, ne! to neni nome! -
zahfmel ma neho. "Ty me kla.
mes! Ty il nenavidis, ponevad5
il mas poslouchat. Vsadil js
svou hlavu tim slovem!"
"Jsem I've kralovske milost
ochoten podati dlkaz pravdy
kdyko.iv 81 racis prati!" klidne
bez nejmensiho vyruseni vece
Domes.
Tento chlad, tato jistota "a
razily krale jeste vice.
"Ano, dukazy mi podas! du
kay sveho opovazliveho tyr,
znni!" jen sipal Uneven a stu
dem. "a nedokazes-li, CO jsi +.
k', dam te mucit, zvolna, stra,
sne, jak jeste nikdo nezhy
'nul!' A jako sileny pobihal kc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
CHfHAWA INDIAN
SCHOOL EXERCIES
Commencement PROGRAM Sun
dav Evening--Salem
Folks Invited

The Commencement exercises for the
week at the Salem Indian school at Che
mawa will begin Sunday afternoon, June
., with a sacred concert at 2:S0 clock
and dress parade at 4:S0 o'clock. The
bacealaureate sermon will be preached
at s clock in the evening in the school
auditorium, the program for the even
ing being as followss
Professional, Orchestra; "My Coun-
try 'is of Thee" school; Invocation,
Rev. Henry j. Talbot, of Kimball Col
lege, Willamette University; Vocal solo
81 Know Love Garden" I'd 'Harde-
lott, Rose DesChamp; Devotion Mack
Iie-Beyer) Orchestra; Legends (Moh-
ring) Girl s 0ctette; Baeealaureate Ser
mon, Rev. Henry j. Talbot; Greetings
to Spring, (Strauss) choir; Song,
"Chemawa" school; Reeessional, Or
lchestra.
The program for Monday june 5, in
eludes base ball game at 2:a0 O'Clock
in the afternoon, band concert at
Gas p. m. and the declamatory contest
in the auditorium at s o'clock p. m.
Superintendent HarwoUd Hall urges
that the people of Salem attend the ex-
ercises of the week on the proposition
that the school is of community inter
est and that all should become more
familiar with the educational work of
the institution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
Not Strong On Marne.

London, June 1.-The Germans first
reched the Marne at Chateau Thierry,
according to semi-official reports re-
ceived here today.
From Chateau Thierry, small detach'
ments of the enemy worked their way
as far eastward as Verneuil.
This is accepted as an indication that
the Germans are not in strong force on
the Marne as yet. 1t is believed they
are being held back by French artil-
lery firing across the river.
The fact that the Germans were
forced to turn eastward along the
Marne, instead of being able to move
westward, augurs well for the allies.
Checked in their attempts to cross
the Marne, the Germans are now con-
filming their efforts to break down the
resistance on the wings at Rheims and
in the region Of Scissors.
British troops on the eastern flank
are checking all progress in that direc
ton, despite the fact Rheims is parti
ally surrounded. Consequently the
Germans heaviest efforts are to the
west of Scissors for the purpose OF
linking up the recent advance with
the original Amiens drive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
Weekly Report Of
State Accident Commission

During the week ending May 30th,
inclusive, there were reported to the
State Industrial accident commission
432 accidents, of which number werc
fatal
Following is shown the names, ad-
dresses and occupations Of the fatally
injured worlmen:
r. V. Dewitt, Falls City, sawmill.
w. Guldenzoff, Oregon City, paper
mill.
David L. Middleton, Grants Pass,
traveller on public highway.
OF the total number reported, 1888
we're subject to the provisions of the
compensation law, Is were from firms
and corporations which have rejected
the provisions of the compensation
law, and 26 were from public utility
corporations not subject to the provis.
ions Of the compensation law, three Of
whom were passengers, and two OF
whom were travellers on the public
highway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
Railway COmDanE
May Construct Reservoir

John Fl. Lewis, state engineer. has
approved the application of the Port
land Railway, Light & Power Company
for the construction Of the Timothy
Meadow Reservoir on Oak Grove Creek
in Clackamas County for the storage
of 4o.40O acre feet Of water. This
project involves the construction of a
dam so feet in height and 442 feet in
length and will cost approximately
$500, 900.
Mr.. Lewis has also approved the ap-
plication Of the Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company for the ap-
preparation of 667 second feet of the
stored water together with the waters
Of the Claekamas River for the de-
velopment Of 10000 horsepower. This
development will involve the CON
struetion of fIume four miles in
length which together with the power
plant will cost approximately $1,25O,-
10000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL is
HOPING FOR BEST
Military Men Believe Drive
VIII Be Stopped But
Recognize Crisis
By Carl D. Groat,

Washington, June L. The German
drive will stop at the Marne, army
men here predicted today. They do not
believe the Germans will now make a
great effort to pass it.
The next development expected is a
German attempt to straighten out their
lines from the Marine to Amiens and in
the Rheims region. If they succeed,
another lull in the conflict may follow,
permitting concentration of Teuton
forces for a renewed drive toward the
channel.
The situation is viewed as extremely
grave, but there is distinct note of
confidence here today.
Germany is making extensive use of
a new form of gas attack in her drive,
throwing nine-inch shells, seven and
eight miles behind the allied lines,
members Of the senate military com.
mittee learned today at the weekly
conference of the war council.
The general situation, so far as the
United States is concerned, continues
to improve, the committee laarned
May proved record breaker in mum
ber of troops sent across. Aircraft
production has increased in volume,
members of the committee de Jared
A number of Bristol planes have been
completed and will be shipped st on.
Senator Lewis statement that we
had already million men in the
forces abroad was declared to be an
exaggeration of about 80 per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

YOUR country needs you. Thousands
clerks at Washington wanted i'm
mediately, for war preparatory work.
800 mouth and up. Men, women, IS
rover. 7 hours day, 80 days vaca-
ton. Easy, pleasant work. Common
education sufficient. Help your coun-
try and live in Washington during
these stirring war times. Write to-
day sure-for free list positions open
Franklin Institute, Dept. 3S1 f.
Rochester, N. Y,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
: X X X X X X X X X X X
Court House News

The grand jury last night returned
three indictments or true bills. One
was against Otto Bark, who was charg-
ed with burglary of the school house at
He was arraigned this morn
ing, pleaded guilty, and is now in the
state prison.
Frank Smith was indicted for as
sault and battery in beating up a Chi
naman in Salem pool room month
or more ago. He is under bonds of $500
and has not been arsuagned yet.
Delbert Riggs married man, living
near HopmeTe was indicted for rape
committed on the person of Valda
Hayes girl under l6 years of age
Riggs is out on bail of $25O0. At the
time of the alleged rape Riggs wife
tits alleged was in Portland and about
to become mother.
B. S. Hinshaw against M. S. and
Mary Evans is the title of suit to re.
cover the sum of $4,000 alleged to be
due on a promissor" note, and to fore
close the mortgage given to secure pay
ment of the same.
Clifford 7. Jones against H. ID. Tat
man; order confirming sale OF lot sis
block II, Depot addition to Salem.
In the suit of Bernard Kleckei
against J. H. and Bessie Klecker,
sale of real property was confirmed.
Rebecea Bales versus the Southern
Pacific railroad company is an actor
brought to recover the sum of $2lsi
for loss of time and for inquiries sus
tanned as the complaint alleges, il
aIighting from Southern Pacific ca
at West Salem. Plaintiff alleges th'
ear step was high, tnat it was dark
that she was short and could not stel
to the. ground nor could she sec wher'
she was stepping, and that in conse
quence she fell and strained AM
wrenched herself so she lost INV
months time which she alleges wa
worth $25 a. month and besides wa
compelled to pay doctor bills.
Complaint was filed by NJ. l.. Whit
sell against W. II. Ross and wife to re
cover the sum of $3.50 alleged to b
due ON a note Of hand and to fOreclos
the mortgage given to secure the pay
ment of the same
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
ATTEMPT TO COLLECT
TAX|CAD License FEE
Three Arrests Are Made and
Trials Set For Monday
and Tuesday

According to the records of the p0-
lice station, j. A. Beck, James A..
Kapphahn and y. j. Zinn were arrest
ed yesterday, each accused Of operat-
ing taxicab for hire in Salem with
out first taking out a license as re-
quired by ordinance. The complaint
charges that Mr.. Beck received a fee
Of 81 and his case will come up before
the city court at 9 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon. Mr. Kapphahn and Mr.. Zinn
are each charged with accepting a fee
Of SO from passengers without taking
cut the iense They will be tried Mon
day and Tuesday next.
This is the elimination of the effort
en- the part of the city authorities to.
induce taxi men TO comply with the
ordinance and a. the last meeting OF
the city council, B W. Macy, city at
t1rney, was instructed to take action
against those gbo had not taken out
the Iirense.
Although the taxi men are opposed
TO paying the annual license of sl5'
the city records show that since the
first Of the year, Mr.. Beck has receiv-
ed from the city $l3 for city work and
Transporting Officers on hurry up calls,
and that Mr. Kapphahn has received
for city work and taking officers out
en- hurry calls, $11.50.
The ordinance requiring a payment
Of $15 annual fees reads in part as fol
lows. at shall be unlr gful for any
person, firm or corporation to operate
or stand any taxicab, jitney, or auto
mobile for hire on the streets Of Sa,
lem, or to solicit from passengers or to
accept a fee for carrying passengers
without first having obtaine1 a license
for each taxi, jitney or automobile" /"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

YOU CAN BUY my home, built 9
years ago and four lots on car line,
10 minutes ride from State and Com
mercial, big chicken house, pig pen,
cow shed, garden all in and growing,
some fruit and nut trees. Electric
lights, fine well, just outside city
limits; taxes last year less than SIG
This is bargain if you want a nice
homie; can be bought for less than
cost to build house now. Address w.
H. 8. care Journal. 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

SALFsSMEN-Enormous war time de-
mand Of this wonder of a money
maker which we exclusively own and
control; clears upward of $50 per
day for statesmen because Of the alb
soiute war necessity; government
creates the demand; every merchant,
manufacturer, professional man, far
mer, buys; write quick for exclusive
protected territory and trial offer.
Larger territories assigned to sales
men qualifying for sales managers 3
position to handle a crew of men Of
their own, The jerome D. Laadt Or
ganization, 8 s. Dearborn St. Chi
eago, III.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

WANTED - Loganberry piekers for
As acres of berries located u mile
from carline at Salem Heights. Fif-
teen minute service. Five cent fare
to Salem. Fine camp grove, free
wood, potato patch and straw for
bedding. water piped on camp
grounds. No tents or bunk houses
Telephone on camp grounds and free
daily delivery of groceries. Pickers
can make from $3.50 to $3.50 per
day; season will last from 5 to 8
weeks Picking will start about
June 18th. Telephone 21F2. B. Cum
ninaham, Rt. 3, box 12l, Salem,
Or. 6-6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

LOGANBERRY pickers wanted; 80
acres, two miles east of Brooks, good
camp grounds, wood and water; we
move you out to yard and back to
town; picking win last about five
weeks. Mangis Bros, Salem, Or.
Phone III. 6-3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

NANTED-Ten bright, capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell well
known goods to established dealers.
$500 to $4,000 per week; railroad
fare paid; weekly advance for tray-
cling expenses. Address at once
Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 7O3,
Omaha, Nebr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

l5 LoGANBERRY pickers wanted;
good picking, good camping ground,
can walk and live at home only Is
minutes walk from end of bridge.
Wallace road, Polk county; would
also like to register same crew for
picking beans. W. G. Franklin, Phone
52Fl4. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

WANTED-LoganbeTy piekers for 8
acres, camp ground, wood, straw and
potatoes furnished free. Good water
on the grounds. One half mile from
WacOnda station on o. Z. Ry. will
pay 11kc per l lb. box for those stay
ing through the season. Address Carl
Aspinwall, Gervais, Rt. 2. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

DID FALSE TEETH wanted; doesn It
matter if broken. We pay you actual
value. We pay cash for old gold,
silver and platinum. Send to us and
receive cash by return mail. If price
is not satisfactory, we will return
teeth promptly upon request. Inter
national Teeth Co., 305 West 42nd
St., New York tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

ONE AND one half cents per pound
will be paid Loganberry pickers' at
Indian Hill farm, if you stay thru
the busy season-good camp grounds,
wood and water; moved to camp
grounds free. Phone j16, three blocks
from end of 18th st. car line. T. L..
Davidson. GA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

MARRY IF LONELY = For results,
try me; best and most successful
"Home Maker; hundreds rich wish
marriage soon; strictly confidential;
most reliable; years Of experience;
descriptions free. "The Successful
Club" Mrs. Purdie, Box $50, Oak
land, Calf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
BERRY PIcKERs wANTED-Larg-

est yard in the valley. Good camp
ing, good water, provisions ON the
ground. We move you out to yard
and back to town. Picking begins
about June 25th. Register now, we
pay one cent with 3-8th cent bonus
per pound. L. H. Roberts, Rt. Z, Sa'
lem, Or, Phone 4lf24. tt