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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

I Notice to the Public-As am to re-
port for service in the hospital divis-
ion of the navy on Thursday, July 25,
L take this means of notifying the pub
lie that on and after July 25 my optic
al business will be taken care of by
DR., Il. II. Wilson, whom 1 can recon-
mend as an optometrist of proven
ability. My friends and patrons may
refer their eye troubles to DR.. Wilson
with my assurance that his work will
be what it should be.-Dr. G. B. o.
Neill. 72-2
Miss Lucille Chase of Salem has been
elected as member of the faculty of
the Oregon normal school at Monmouth,
succeeding Miss Myra Butler, who will
take up canteen work in France Her
work will be in domestic science and
domestic art.
Dr.. II. p. Mendelsohn fits eyes cor
rectly. U. s. National Bank Bldg. If.
Irrigation Even numbers, Mon,
w Ousi a 1 Il uhu kul. Ouu uulllDNAb, utSs
Thurs, Sat. and Sun. Even numbers
are on the south and east side of
street. Odd numbers are on north and
west side of street. tt
.
Miss Lorena Parker who has been
acting as home demonstration agent in
Marion and other counties for the past
year will leave tomorrow for Pendleton
where she will continue her work. The
Salem office for home demonstration of
cooking will be clsed,
Party who took auto robe from porch
at 563 Court street Saturday night was
seen. Return same and avoid trouble.
DR.. D. X. Beechlar, dentist, who has
been out of his office for the past two
weeks has returned. Phone 2l06 for
appointment. 7-24
D.
The street car emn1oves Saturday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

+ : + X 4 4 Il ~ ~ + X = 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

Charles R. Archerd Implement co. is
in the market for straw. 1928
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

DR. D. x. Beechlar, dentist, who has
been out of his office for the past two
weeks, has returned. Phone 2l06 for
appointment. 7-24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

Party who took auto robe from porch
at 563 Court street Saturday night was
seen. Return same and avoid trouble
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
Nprb Scrantpn.

- Der 11idbrise Tbomas Cor uon
spring StraBs fisl am Nfontas on
Gmelia Guenue pon elmer fiinf Sue
boben Wfauer, babel innsrlihe 0erlet
ungen erbalteno. @r nurbe In frog.
lihsm Suitano ins Staat 9oipital &c.
nommen.
= GouOfat Sra 8. Burns. peIder
am Donneritas uon einem Sdlasaniuu
bstroffsn lpuroe. lit bemislben Sonntas
giahmittas In isiner Dobnuus an @a
pouie Nusnue erlssen. @r mar 76
SABRE alt uno in friibsrsu Sabren Jun
girte er alS Stabtanmalt.
Der 60 Sabre alts Sobn S6uIs
besins ON Samftas Siadmittag In iei
mem Soitbauie an Diamond apenue
SeIbiimoro, inbem er iid cine Rsuol.
ptrfnsel In ben unterleib iaste. 81
mar burf anbaltenos 8rdnflidfeit ME.
berssiblasen unb oies pirb oils Diotiu
Der &bat bstra6tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08

Saispb. BET 24idhrias Sobn bee
@b.paares Stanlsp 9sB uon Bird
StraBe. muros Diontas i'm Satbeorals
5risobOf bssroiSt.
Die gsrmabluns uon 5rdnlsin Uia
beline Nohen pon @romn Nuenue nit
artbur @aIbpsu pon 9idorn Strass
fanb ON 27. Suli In 9tsw Dorf onrb
Paitor 98iuiam @ates ftatt.
Die fiir,li1 .inssb,imiten 80 Slot.
maihinsn fino frhb ssitern Wtorssn
auf Dem Ballipielplas in DuIh Sollop
burt Ssuer ,erit6rt morben. nahosm
man iie Disnfias 3ertrlimmsri bate.
SrduIein Selen @laisr pon 0is Ctr.
uno Samss Yan Slpfe pon Bridge.
port. @onu.. murbeu s,itern Jiadmit.
tag in Der @hriftus 8rhe ourd Paitor
8. .. 6 SBitfe 3u ,insm sIiidliden
@bepaur .iussi.snst.
Die Simpion Ssio,fabrif on @sSar
Npeun. 1T porlssten Wtttmoh absnb
gum Betragc pon mttreren tauitno
Dollars burd cine Sshenpsridisbnns
beihdbist Dorben, inosm oas welillhe
@nos mshrsrs 5uB siniunf.
Srau SDilliam Wfaus pon Nlbsr
Stra6e. pelhe Donnerita9 Wfittag pon
einem Stlasanfal betroffen nuroe. If
ben 0iadiolaen oeGelben 5reitua 9iaft
erlesen. Sie miro pou oem @attsn,
bret S6hnen uno pier 26htsrn iibsr'
lebt. Die Bsernisuns faub Wionta9
Jtahnittas i'm Piitsion apenue Sriso'
hoi itGtt. unb lsitete Baitor 2heOoor 5.
Sobn bic Grauerieier.
Der 6idbrise 0sslie Wispsrs uon
Riuer Strabe nuroe 5reitas Nbsno an
Glib Waiblnston Guenue ourh Yrof.
eugene y. Selloms uOn 9lsnburn nit
isinem automobll iiberfabrsn unb trus
babel einen Sbdbelbruh bapon. Der
8ltins wuros pon Prof. 5sllows in
fra9lidem 3uitano ius Siaat Soipital
senommeu uno oieier ftsllte bann8iir9s
idaft fur Elm ipatsres SsrbDr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
&tabtrafb.

Sn Der 0sriammluns bss Sfabtra.
thss seitern 9iahmittaa id,lus Diapor
@onnell Dor. oab ben Boli,iiten ionis
anberen ftdotiihsn Nussitsllten. benen
nod feline Sobuerbcbuns srlaubt nor,
ben ift. cine iolds 5swllliat meros. Sm
san3sn pirb bic nsue @rh0buns iih auf
etna s35, 900 btlaufen Die Sahe
iol morsen ,ur @rmdsune fommen.
Hie onsefiinbtstt Srnsnnuua bee u.
b. Ripple ole Oireftor Der 0ffentlihen
Sihsrheit murbe refertrt. Dabreno rie
@ntihtioung Der Arbitra!oren bstreffs
Der Sohntrb6huns Der 5suermebr anss,
nommen unb beitdtist nurce.
Dlrettor Nu,n ift ,usuniisn sines
1ihiss bel Sanoerion Nusnus uno
Dettp StroBe. uno Die Sahe purce
bann beitdtist. @r btihtste auh. baB
bic F1aiteluns DON Wsit 2inoen Stra.
&c. 3Wiihsn JiOro Wtain uno Neunter
Npenue. etDa SO 800 62 foitsn niro.
Der Dfotor @lub mahte ouf ben 3u.
itano pon Usit Wtarfsr SiraBs auf
merfiam. .@lne Biitihriit Der Bhrasr
poR Wtatthew Auenuf. swiihsn Wprils
uno Nfb StraBe. erIud,t um RiueilT'
uns bet Sfrabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
Stabt nnD GDnntb.
n DO9enblutt" Tslspbon Summer III
@en SI4S

- Die Scranton @lsetric @ompanie
flnbiste am 5reitas on. bas iis bielen
!9erbft bic Dampfhei,ung pon As auf
55 Gents per tauienb 5uB Condemnation
srb0ben miirhs.
- Die Central gabor Union bot be,
ihloifen. bisiss Sabr am Hrbetsrtass
teins Yaraos absubalten. ionbsrn on
ftatt osrfslben In sinsm Thsatsr cine
uutsrbaliuna su asbsn. oeren Steiner
tras b.m &otbsn areu3 iibsrwisisn psr
ben fon.
- @ol. @3ra 3. Rippls. Der friibers
Dsfehlsbabsr bee 10. Reaimsnts. III
am Dienftag Gbenb als Direitor Der
OHentliheu Siherbeit ernannt porosn,
nahoem Der feitbe.ise Direftor, artbur
y. Dauis. feline Rsiienation singereid,I
battle, um iid misber bsm YrIuatae
ibGit gu nibmen.
- Die Bertreier Der Regisruna, be
men Der 2ohniirsit smiihsn Der Scran
ton Railwap @ompauis unb ibren YIN.
ssitslltsn iibsrmisien wurbs, mahtsn
lsst'n Oonnerlta9 befaunf. bab iie bic
seforoeIte Sobrsrb0huns erlaubt babsr.
Die @ntiheicuu9 bat unler ben hinge
itsllten 9roBs Sufrieoenbeit srrsst.
= On elmer am Dtontag ,u gBiliss
Barre absshaltensn Sisuns Der Dele
Satsn oon So 3sden oes SLierns Cad I.
mama Dlifrlfles nuroe eln 4omitr,
ernannt. um Reiolurionen aus,uarbl
ten. Delfe h0bsre %6bne uno sine lln
teriuhuus Der 3uitdnOe in bsm Siri
foblenolifrift ieItens DER Resieruu9 ior
bern iolltu. Die Srb0bunl foil pom
/. ausult batirsn, uno ole Bersl.utr
wollen lnnerbalb einem Wionat elnt
Antwort erbaltsn.
& Die @ittsruns Der lsstsn 1assn
mar auBerseu6bnlid beiB uno Der Rs.
ioro oes Wetterbureaus 3eist, baB ss
bic beissfte felt 20 Sabren mar. Nm
$50 Dienitas Ibsno 3siste Der offi3iels
9rabmsfer auf bsm Dahe bes Council
@ebduoes genau 100 @rabe. @eitern
foroerte Die Dise ibr erftes Spfer, in.
oem Der 32 Sabre alte Wiibael 2eniban
pon Monisp auenue ibr erlas, mdbrsnb
elm babies Dusenb Berionsn uon Der.
islbsn iibsrwdltist purbtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
Nn$ Dem pberen Sbale.
(Nrmbalb Sorreipoubena,I

Sohn Wfaruiad Don Tbroop. SO
Sabre alt. 1T 5rsitaS Uiorssn in Der
Yaneoait 3ede burd sinsn pOr3eitil er'
fol9ten Sprenaitu6 ioiort aet6oiet
worben. Der S0rpet purbs fduuosr.
baft 3sfleiidt.
- Ddbrsno Der 29 Sabre alts Sobn
3iefer uon Didion @ip ON 5reitaa
Abenb in ben Shaht Der Sobniou
3ehe on Dampfl 0bren arbtitete, barit
cine oerislben uno er nuroe pon bem
tntpeihenoen Oampi ~ 2ooe eebriiht
Ssin 9slfer. Stiie Barrett, erbielt oas
@eiiht uno bic Arme b0s uerbriibt.
= Der 3idhrias Solsph aopae pon
Ssiiup 1T am Samltas betnlhs auasn'
Olidll6 let6Otti w0rosn. ole Der IbIie'
fetnnSsUasen Der Sairp & asllp Sruu'
erei ibn iibeIfnhr. SlTTeo Beta6lni,
Der Seiter bss Wlsens, Uuros ipdtsr in
$1,000 Bhrsihafl fur sln seriptlldss
@riheintn gsbaltfn tr behauptet, 6ae
Der unfau uuurrmeloliG mar.
t@arbonoale Sorrelponben3.)
= Martin Duftp uon blsr. Der ii6
i6nlolg btfannts, oil Solouten bs
raui6snoe @etrdufe usrabteidbt iu ba.
ben. wuroe am Oisnitas untsr 81 900
Bhrsidaft sslisut.
- Der &lsitrifr Bert plller uou
9 rauton trua ltslsn Donnerltas uub,
Der Soalbroof Stde aui einsm tfollsn
cine slettrilhe SrltliltsIuns oauon. fisI
,ur @rce nno broh iid oas 1emd, 10
oaB CT toot lIssen bltsb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
&ilfes.8 Barre Npti3en.

Der @rescsnt Suuelieriaben III
am Wiontas 9iaht pon @inbrehern nm
Waarsu i'm Bsrtbe uOn $3.50 bsitoblsn
noIoen.
= Die bieiieen Wtilhbdnbler beab
iihtistsn. ben Breis Der Wiilb pon ~
auf 13 Gents bic Quart gu rbOben,
iino aber uOn bem Spslieaomlniitrator
ansswieisn worosn, ss bsim altsn Preis
Su bslaHsn.
= 9tuhbsm er 67 Sabre ole Sung.
9eielle gelsbt batte, trlan9te Der Sarmer
Sra Wbtsie1 uon RoB Gonnibp am
Sisnitas eine Seirathsli3eus. uno lieB
iid1 oann NIT Der SO Sabre alten Sung.
frau, 5raness .. Sorber, in oas @be.
iot ibmieben.
- SrGulsin Sntberina @rnit, cine
friibers Yspobnsrin unisrer Stabt, III
Disnitaa Morsen gu Napmart ssitor.
ben. Sie miro pon orli Briioern uno
smsi Sdmsitsrn iibsrlsbt. Die Ssihs
nurbe eeitsrn hierber 9etraht nno nab
elmer Eootsnmsiis in Der ct. 9idolaus
Sird,e i'm Srieobof Der @emeinbe an
Darling StraBe bsississt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
. Sieieni9en peIde G6ams

Sisienigen peIde G6ams
po9ner einen eblen Wein nennen, limb
i1Iedt unterri9tet. Sd min gerne
ben guten aIten Rbeinpein als ebsl
selten ldllen, Den Gbampasner baaes
gen baIte ia fir einen parpenu, neil
mon na6 oefen 9enub fofort merit,
Oab es Elm Gmporf6 m m ling
1T.
BON Der 9efdbrli6teit zines
5rauenauges f9einen bic Moslems
tetne 4bnun9 gu baben. Die tiirti<
f4en Srauen miifen nGmli6 alIes
perbiillen, bis auf bic gusen. Meiner
Grfabruns eemGB t0nnten bic Sd6s
men ibre 8iimmsltiirten Iange nidt 70
eifsriudtig MAIDEN, penn iie bios bic
Iussn perbiillten.
@enn mir ben llrfpruna
bes Dortes vSauti6ut" perfoI9ten,
10 piirbe ii6 Oielleidt beraustelen,
baB Die MGb4en i6pn CUR 3eit beg
babploniiden Surmbaues Sunni aes
tuut buben. .aau" (oeuti6) uno
~9ep" (ensIif6) iiuO glei6bspsuteno.
pno BEL Der olmaligen Deilloisn Ysrs
pirrung Der Sprnden ba6en Il.
.aouti4aut" Oaraus gsma9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08

Sifttueb. Ssrr Safob W. BuI&
uon &iusrmors. Ya., idreibt: v5or.
urs GIpeufrduter 1T iiderlid elm sroB.
artisss Wfittsl fiir 9hftmsb (Seiatiea),
Swei Wfonate long lag i6 nit bisier
8ranfbsit banieoer, bsuor idh 5orni's
alpsnfrGutsr ssbrauhts. Sd bin iest
9eiuno.- Dies 5eiterprobte &rdufer.
beilmitteI mlrft auf bie 9ebensorsane
uno reinist oas Blut IS mirb niht
ourh Ipotbsfsr oeifauft. Wesen ndb,
erer ausfunft menoe man iih an Or.
Setter 5abrnsp & Cons &c.. 25O1
Waibinston yluo., ;, Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
Move Necessary in Order TO
Feed Our Bcys Now on
French Bait!efieIdS.
STRICT COMPLIANCE URGED
Groeers Must Keep Track Of Sugar
Needs of Customers in Order to In.
sure an Equitable Distribution.
New Sugar Rules in Brief.

One-half pound per person per
week is the new individual allOt-
ment for the hoIae. -.
Retail grocers are notified that
their August allotment willSbe less
ened.
Two pounds for each 90 meals.
served Is the new allotment for
hotels, restaurants, clubs, etc.
Manufacturers using sugar In
less essential Industries will be fur
ther limited in their sugar allot-
ments.
Sugar for canning and preserv-
ing will be available on certificate
issued by the grocer.
Any person attempting to beat
the regulations" runs the risk of
having to go without sugar entire
ly. But Mr.. Hoover believes pub
lie sentiment will stop the hoard
er who is thus proving his willing
ness to help the kaiser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
Ter bciliae @nrcanfratismns.

Ter beilige Bureaufratius (ber
Jier ais u0teb Sape" beriidtigt iID
lreibt iein 1ntpeien in allen Can.
bern. @ir leien In einem 3iirider
9Iatt: Gin 8irt in 3iirib batte in
elmer 2anbgemeinoe bes &antons
Elm Suantllm &artoffeIn gefauft,
oas aber mangeIs elmer beb6r6liden
9eiuillieung bonn 9abntransport
ausgeidloIien tprrbe. Ser &aufer
fam iofort in Bern INN Die gelpilli.
glng elm. golle ID Sage ipGter ge.
lanete er enbIi6 in ben geIit bes
8apiers. slls er Die &artoffeIn Sc.
iidtiste, Die er in Der 3pii6enaeit
i'm Sduppen Der 9abnitation elm.
gelagert batte, paren iie reitlos er.
froren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
Sbbe Narf Npti3en.

- Srdulein @tbsl lit pon Dsft Yine
StroBe uno Walter 0asner uon Ribge
StraBe. litben iid uorlssten Wiittmo1
In Dilies Barre als &bspaar siniesnen.
= Die Burden @nsmortb Sloat,
Wfilton Dag, Saul Briee unb Charles
patton. bic in perf1isosnsn Stabttbst.
len Hutomobile ftahlen. murbtn cam.
ffae untsr is $500 Yiirsfaaft ssftslt.
- Nuf Der psfilidsn Ssits bss 800
Btods pon yiorb Wfain Apsnue ersig.
nete fif Slsnffas nm WhternaAt cine
Senfuns Der Sbslfidhe, bic stma 10
stuB brett. 40 5uB lang unb 8 SuB tist
1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
(@arbonoale @orre,ponoen3.)
SDn Net,rsburQ.

- Robert. Der iuysuollte Sohn Der
Shelsuts 9arltg y 3 uOu Ubselsr aoe'
nue. wulos am UiOnIas Jiadmltlay lm
Ounmore 5rlsoboi besrolsl.
- 5rdulsin Sois u Jiorris uno
Sarl y. Siin,Il. bscs friiper uon bier. i.
iino ON II gull IN JteD Yolt ourh
PaItor 0ouabIon iu elnem Sbepaar
sinseieynet wOrorn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08

Bon Der &ntfette.

Saispb. BET 24idhrias Sobn oss
@bepaares Stanlsp 9sb uon Bird
StraBe. muros Dfontas i'm Satbebrale
g. iebbof bseroist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
. en- SpiApIbprn tn

- Sn SeioeIberg itarb
nab tilr5em idperen 9eiben i'm Il.
ter pon so Sabren Der Director Der
disureii6en uniperiitGtsflinif grof.
Or. War 8ilms, friiber Sroinarius
Der Gbirlrgie uno Sberar5t Der
dirurgiihen slbteilune oes giirser.
ipitaIs in 9aieI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08
NttfStpn.

- Wfartin 2isus pon "a @ranas
StraBe Duroe am Donneritag in elmer
3she 3wiihsn Sarreu Ssfausen uno 3u
EOos ssor, dt. --.-
Il Der 90 Sabre aIte SrisSrid Gut.
ter oon Dupont Borough, Gin Wfotor.
letter in Der Butler Sede. trus lssten
Donneritas innerlide Verlesunssn uno
sebrodene Beine ouuon, als Der Motor
In sinsu 3us Sarrsn rannts. @r srIas
ben Ssrlssuusen ipater i'm 9Oipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-08

Gs lie9t in bem 9lltsr ielbf,
bab man bic 6Iii4tistsit Der 3eit
beIdleunist finbet. Sc ipsniser man
3uitanbe brinst, oeito tiirser fdeint
lie.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

SEATTLE, Feb 12-Reuirements of the war having increased the demands for woolen gods in Japan tor beyond the country's ability to produce or im- port ra W material, Dr. Issa Tanimura has been sent to this country by the Japanese government to study the sheep industry and obtain foundation stock.
 Dr. Tanimura arrived in Seattle last night. He is a graduate of Yale and specialized in agriculture at Cornell University. He is authorized by the Japanese Government to make every possible investigation and has a letter of introduction to Wm H Taft from Viscount Tajira a classnate of the former President of the United States at Yale.
 Japan needs 100000 sheep to sup
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

ply the demands of the country for woolen goods and for food" Dr Tani- mura said. ITO meet the demand the country has 8 possible total of about 5000 wool sheep of various breeds Sheep were first brought to Japan from the United States forty years ago by the department of the Imperial House. hold, the Emperors own property hold ings. Decendants of that flock are still maintained by thedepartment.
 "The next Importation wa sbyBaron Tasld, the "Rockerfeller of Japan. The third importation was a flock for Marquis Matsul1a, who is now Lord Keeper of the Privy Seals. The De- partment of Agriculture has now taken up the sheep question and we hope to achieve greater results than could be obtained by individual results.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13
SENATOR vARDAMAN
 AND G0MPERS REPLY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-The Com merce Committee of the Senate. today summoned Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, to give his opinion to the reason for the present shortage in labor.
 The scarcity of men for the ship building industry. is fast becoming a very serious problem and the Commit tee is trying to find the reason for this hsortage.
 It has been intimated by some mem bers of the Committee, that labor was laying down on her war work and try ing to hinder preparations for Amrei- ca's entrance on large scale. MT. Gompers vehemently protested that it was not true and that such dastardly insinuations could only come iron,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13
REPRESENTATIVES, WAR BROTHERS
 LOBBYING; WASH.

espionage act is now well under way.
 One of the biggest lumbermen in the country. now attached to the Coun- gil of National Defense. is passing along the reaD purpose of the organization of the forestry battalions," for which 1900 experienced foresters and tim bering experts have just been selected as officers. is to take charge of the numbering operations in the west Draftees who have had experience in the woods will fill three regiments.
 It has been supposed that their services would be in France, where
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13
CONGENIAL FELLOW
 HIKES WITH MAzUMA

NEWBERG. N. Y. Feb. 12-Samuel Oakley Crawford, one of the cleverest characters in criminal history, is dead today following a stroke of heart fail ure while gazing at his tenth wife.
 Better known as "Rev. Arthur Worth ington," Crawford, who is 72 years of ageybegan his career of crime in 1868. one year after he had graduated in law from Columbia Unievrsity.
 Up to the time heha obtained the pasturate of a church, he had posed as lawyer banker. political orator. lit- terateur. real estate operator, spirit ualist, organizer, insurance agent, judge, captain, major, colonel, and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13
FROM WASHINGTON, LONDON, ST. LOUIS
 AND AMSTERDAM

WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. l2.- MT. Gompers today requested that the Commerce Committee appoint a Commission 10 v,ai. all ship yards, that it was the fragrant rnaladmini- stration of labor that was slowing the work. He urged that a stand ardization of wages as a necessary war measure and strenously opposed any importation of Chinese coolie labor, declaring that there are plenty of men here at the present time to meet all demands.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

general in the regular army. Unitarian minister Norman preacher, actor, pro- hibition lecturer and member of a long list of religious cults.
 Decamps With Wives Money
 From the ten women he married he obtained sums of money estimated in the hundreds of thousands Of dollars Nearly all his wives were wealthy and he invariably deserted them as soon as he had obtained their confidence and their money.
 At one time he established a religi- ous cult in New England. but was soon forced to flee. The same experience awaited him at Tasmania. While in
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13
BRITONS BAR
 VISITORS

WARRINGTON, D. c. Feb. 12.-- Discovery of German plots at the important naval base at Jamaica is alleged to be the reason for a notice from the British Embassey today putting a bar against visitors from the United States. From today all persons not of British nationality desiring to go to Jamaica will be re- quired to have their passports vised by the British Consul at the port of debarkation.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

those corporations bent on war prof. teering.
 Mir. Gompers maintained that the workers, were doing their whole share, in bearing the heavy part of the bur den forced on the country by the war
 Senator James K. Vardaman, of, Miss, indignantly protested against any such charge against labor and claimed that it was manifestly im- proper at this time to intimate in any way that the workers were not doing their whole duty by the country. He strongly supported Gompers. in his plea, for more reasonable considera- tion, of the claims of labor.
 Vardaman scored the scheming prof iteering system now being carried on by some of our patriotic capitalists
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb 12-Industrial conscription bids fair to soon become a law. In fluencial representatives of the war-profiteers are strenuously lob- bying in the halls of Congress. The first real gun of the campaign was fired by the kept capitalistic press in the national capital, which yester- day published editorial demands for labor in uniform" in the shipyards. This idea is being talked of the off, cial circles. and aln the preliminary agitation which marked the beginning of the struggle for conscription and the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13
THOUSANDS SHEPARD
 WORKERS ON STRIKE

SEATTLE, Feb. 12-Thousands of shipyard workers went on strike here today when refused double time for working. This being Lincoln's Birth day.
 The Skinner and Eddy Co.,, who have had the least trouble of any of the shipyard companies with their men and who willingly paid the double time upon request of the committee from the workers are turning out ships in the fastest time of any yard along the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

vast amounts of timber were to be cut in the mountains at the south for the use of the armies at he front. Now comes this report that the government will send whole regiments to take the place o< the lumber Jacks in Wash ington and Oregon, who struck and have tied up the supply of material for the building of ships and aero- planes.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

Melbourne, Australia, he was jailed fol. forgery and served ten years.
 The end came when he was con- fronted by Mrs. Jennie A. Showalter of Wilmington, Del, who identified him as the man she had married two years before under the name of Charles Graham Boone.
 Two months later, she said, he de- camped with all her savings, $27,000. When she appeared before him ip jail he gazed at her for a moment and then sank to the floor with a groan. Death came before physician could be sum- moned.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 12.- Mayor Thompson of Chicago, today intro duced a resolution before the Re publican National Committee, ask ing that body to go on record fav- bring law for free speach during the war. The resolution was re ffered to the committee on resolu- tions.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13
TANIMURA SAYS
 JAPAN NEEDS
 MILLIONS SHEEP

T have experimented widely in the production of grasses for stockfood." Mir. Wilson, former head of the United States Department of Agriculture, gave me twenty eight varieties of grass seeds, all of which I have succeeded in bringing to high state Of production in Japan, Korea and Manchuria. We have learned that we can provide the feed and the war has taught us that we must produce the sheep. I hope to see our hill lands. now unproductive, supporting hundreds of thousands Of sheep
 Dr. Tanimura will be in Seattde 8 few days and will then start on tour of the sheep raising sections of the United States.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-13

NEW YORK, Feb. 12-The refusal of five shipyard companies to pay double time for Lincoln's Birthday pre- cipitated strike here today. About ten thousand workers are out and fifteen thousand more, employed in other yards threaten to go out in sympathy unless the demands are grantees