davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

specyalnie n~apisany, oraz MONTH
ski ,,Chor Kobiet" re Strasznego
Dworu" i arye z Haiku" odsp'e-
wana bardzo pieknie - jak Jaw
see, przez solistke kantowska,
panne Helene Gorzyhska, ktora
zmuszona oklaskami doda}a lesz-
cze wdzieczna piosnke; Wreszcie
zakorlczono ,,Wedrownym Graz
klein" Noskowskiego, bardzo pie
knie wykonanym iprzez polaczone
Glory parafialne. | tn - jak W
poprzedniej czeSci, orkiestra a.
kompaniowala znakom;cie, a mad
to odegrala ola dopelnienia Gallo
sci Konckiego ,,Przebudzenie sic
Iva" i Rossiniego ,,Uwerture" 2
OPP. Wilhelm Tell"
"
Cafosc koncertu - nadzwyczaj-
skiadne, sprawne czyniia wraze-
nie, w rzeczywistosci byf to jeden
Z najudatniejszych koncertow'
jakiesmy tn widz;eli slyszeli
orkiestra mp. by}a wprost mako
mita, a dobrana z widocznem u
miiowaniem i starannoscia wyso'
ce kompetentna, "a co uznan;e sic
nalezy zarowno P. Nowickiemu
jak p. Kiosowskiemu. Powie'
dzielibysmy nawet, re "a Swietna
la wielka orkiestra ia byia n ma
lsale kantowska stad CLOS sig
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
EXT A!
OSTATNIE
NIEMCY STAWIA OPoR.

Londyn, %. grudni.a ,,Jeste-
smy przygotowani ma utrate AL
zacyi i Lotaryngii, niektorych ko-
lonii a take pewnej czesci Polski.
Ale So granice. Gdyby ktokolwiek
cheial tknac zachodniego brzegu
Renu lub GDANSKA, Niemcy
powstana jak jeden MAJ rozpocz
ma ma nowo wojne, ohocby ME
nlieli innej broni procz gazu "a
trutego.' TAX powiedzia} Teodor
Wolff, wydawca berlihskiej Ia
geblatt do correspondents kopen-
haskell Politiken.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Klisza powyzsza przedstawia piet-
nastoletnia Florencye Eckert, c6recz
Ike DIP. J6zefa i Michaliny Eckert,
zaw. pnr. 1857 West Chicago ave-,
uczenice szkoly pani Agnieszki Ne
ring. Maia Eckertowa brala udzia&
wczoraj wieczorem " przedstawie-
niu gwiazdkowem ma korsy$G Pol
skiej Ochronki Sw. Jadwigi W Niles,
III. i dzielnie sic tax VS. piewie jak
/ tancu spisala. Wystepowala ona
dawniej ma wystawie W Kalifornii,
W Niagara Falls, a ostatnio wyste--
powaia ma r6znych bankietach W
sr6dmieSciu.
Parma Eckert pr6cz talentu do tan
ca posiada take ME zrownany ia
lent do muzyki /, jak nam podaja.
-czeszcz ona ma lekcye muzyki do
szkofy D. Bronis{awa Rybowiaka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
z PER ~CHICAGOSKIEJ

Do Chicago onegdaj przyje-
chaIa Mary Garden, primadonna
wielkiej opery chicagoskiej, kt6-
"a wystapi miedzy innemi W bic
zacym sezonie W giownej roll W
novel operze ,Gismonda" Henry
ka Ferviera. Opera ia jeszcze ME
.byla przedstawiana w Ameryce.
Mary Garden jest Chicagowian-
.ka. Poputarnosc jej jest taxi wiel-
ka, re przyjazd jej do Chicago
zawsze wywoiuje sensacye. Osta-
tnio przyjechasa Z Francyi, gdzie
spiewaia ola amerykanskich zol'
merry.
Mary spodziewaia sic spiewac
w novel operze z Lucien Murato-
rem, najwiekszym tenorem fran
Icuskiem, ktory obecnie spiewa, a
~raczej miai wedlug swego kon-
traktu, spiewac W operze chica-
goskiej. Muratore dostai jednak
|jakiS dziwny atak nerwowy, kto-
ry znawcy nazywaja najzwykleJ-
Sym objawem temperamentu ar
tystycznego (miaio ten ebjaw spo
wodowac nadzwyczaj entuzya-
|styczne przyjecie tenora irlandz-
Ikiego Nc ormacka pred dwoma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
KONCERT MA
KANTOWIE.

Parafia p. W. 5w. Jana kantc-
so, popularne ! mile nasze Kan
towo w odSw'etnej Jest fazie: OBJ
chodzi ono swoj jubileusz src5r-
ny - 25ciolecie istnienia parafii,
O czem juz mielismy sposobnosc
wspominac ma szpaltach naszego
pisma. Niedawno, wydano piekne
i wartoSciowe Album Jubilcuszo-
we Kantowa, o ktorem tez juz p!-
saliSmy ~obszerniej, a wczoraj
Ch6ry Kantowskie wystapily re
wspaniaiym koncertem, ktory
zgromadzit bardzo liczna i dobo-
rowq publicznosc W sail tParaiial-
rej.
Koncert ten, urzadzony pod
Acknowledgement a wytrawnem kle
rownictwem p. Franciszka No.
wickiego, doskonalego mIejsco--
wego organ;sty, a jednego Z mai
lepszych naszych tutejszycl, mil
zykow. nalezai do najpowazniej-
szych naszych wystep6w tego
rodzaju, a wypadf tax pieknic, po-
prawnie, tax w caiosci bez zadncj
usterki.. owszem imponujqco
wspaniale - mimo bardzo wyso-
kiej muzyki produkowanej utwo-
row. re kantowskim Ch6rom, jak
ME mniej ich przewodnikowi maj
wiekszego uznan;a wyrazy pre-
slac mozemy. P. Nowicki Wybrai
na program Jubileuszowego kon,
certu istotnie rzeczy pierwszorze-
dne, moze navel "a powazne, ME
ola Chorow jego - bron Boze -
te zdaje sic ma opere porwacby
sic mogiy i viribus units - daily
by mole rady pod takim kierow-
nikiem. ale ola - publicznosci
raszej, ktora - watpimy czy oce-
nj piekna wspanialych oraroryow,
takich mp, jak niektore wczoraj
nam podane: to pewna, IL rzadko
Ii mas sic s}yszy utwory tego ro-
dzaju = tax wykonane; ~jeszcze
vice raz - siowa pochwaiy, u
znania i serdecznej zachety ma
dalszych, daj Boze, 25 latek.
Program wieczoru podzielony
ma dwie cze5ci, w pierwszej obej'
mowal utwory take, jak' Mozar-
ia GLORIA, Rossiniego ,,Stabat
Mater" - yInflammatuS' l PRO
lpeccatis', Gounolda Gala" Ca
pocci'ego ,,Cantantibus Organis"
sofa wykonala parma Cook =
CLOS bardzo piekny, mily i swiezy,
p. Bardell, z Oh. Musical Con-
servatory'', oraz p. Ludwig =
bas; uzupeiniaiy oratoryjnie Cho-
ry mieszane i zenskie, oraz wy
borna orkiestra pod kierowni-
ctwem p. Sylwestra Kiosowskie,
go,
w drugiej czesci programme :
rzeczy potskie: wiec mielismy
Sunny i okazaiy oMarsz Jubi-,
| leuszowy" utwdr p. Nowickiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

sune}o kandydature C. NJ. Schwaba
ma prezydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych. Schwab by1 do niedawna dyrek
torem genGralnym ~federalnego wy
dzia}u okretowego, kt6ry' budowa ty
siecy nowych okret6w miai przeciw-
dzia1ac Rampant nurow niemiec--
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
OGRANICZENIA ZYWNO
SCIOWE LIMESTONE.

Przepisy administracyi zywno-
sci, dotyczace iloSci masia, sera
miesa i chleba, jake wolno poda-
wac W restauracyach, zostal
wczoraj milestone. Zmiana weszi>
w zycie wczoraj O po}nocy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
C~ZARNOGoRA LACEY SIE
Z SERBIA.

Bazylea, %. grudnia. Belgij-
ski ambassador w Czarnogorze do.
nosi, re poiaczenie Czarnogory re
Serbia ogIoszone zosta1o urzedo'
Wo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
WRONIkA
NMIEJSCOWAH
Dokonczenie &c strongly lei

.okazuja tendencye jawnego pre-
.kraczania ordynansow, zezwala-
lac kobietom ma nagabywanic
mezczyzn i ma sprzedaz trunko"
Acknowledgment W godzinach "a
kazanych. OczywiScie rozchodzi
sic O zebranie funduszow ma wy
datki organizacyi murzynskiej,
Iktora zawsze ogromna wiekszo-
Scia giosow popieraia obecna ad-
ministracye miejska.
w czwartek otworzony zostai
notoryczny kabaret Pekin PREY
rogu ulic S. State i 27-mei, majac
tylko licencye szynkarska. Pred
zamknieciem kabaret ten pod
pfaszczem ,,suchego kabaretu"
sprzedawai trunk upajajace. Mad
,,bara" w tym kabarecle w1si por-
tret burn. Thompsona. DIS po-
nownie bedzie otwarty notorycz-
ny ,,suchy" kabaret Elite No. o.
PREY rogu ulic 35-tej i State. Juz
diva tygodnie temu zostai otwar-
ty kabaret ,,Dreamland" PREY ro-
gu utc 25-tej State, ME mnlei'
notoryczny cd powyzszych, acz-
kolwiek pod wzgledem elegancyi
urzadzei ma przodowac wszy-
stkim murzynskim kabaretom W
Chicago.
Onegdajszej nocy ami jeden I
kabaretow w dzielnicy murzyn-
skiej ME zostal zamkniety o godz
Lei po po'nocy. w nsuchych" ka-
baretach sprz:dawano trunk u
paiajace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

k0w. dotychczaS ME zdecydowa}a SIG
wbrew licznym pogloskom, kt6remu u
kandydat6w acknowledgement ma bur-
mistrza udzieli swe oficyalne poparcie.
Sprawe zn6w odiozono do n~astepnego
p~osiedzenia. kt6re ma sic odbyc W
czwartek ~biezacego tygodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
PolitYka.
Harrison Kandydat0m ma
BurmiStrza.

JUL wiecej ME ulega zadnej Watrll-
wosci, be by1y burmistrz Carter H. Har
rison bedzie zn6w k%andydatem ma bur-
mistrza m. Chicago W zbliaajacej sic
Rampant.
P. Harrison obecnie znajduje sic we
Francyi, gdzie pomaga Wujowi Samo-
wi jake kapitan Czerwonego Krzyza
W zadaniach, jake obecnie tam leza
pred armia amerykaGska.
Ia wiedza i zezwoleniem p. Harriso-
ma. P. J. McKenna, najblizszy z jego po
l~itycznych przyjaci6}, wydai wczoraj
oswiadczenie formalne, przygotowane
przez p. Harrisona jeszcze pred wy
jazdem do EurOpy. Zaznacza W MEM,
re kraj ma pierwsze prawo do jego u
slug kt6re tez mu ofiarowal natych--
Mast DO wypowiedzeniu wojny Mem
com. JednakHe cd dawna ma niego wy
wierano wplywy potezne azeby znoW
kandydoWai ma burn. m. Chicago. lynn
kt6rzy go do tego nakianiali dat wresz
Gle ~odpowiedz, re kandydowac jest go
tow, lecz najprz6d must spe1nic sWol
obowiazek ola kraju we wojnie z pru-
sactwem. Jesli zdola wr6cic z Frahcyi
W czas, aaeby wziac udzial W kanlpanli
burmistrzowskiej, pozwoli zwolenni-
kom swym wysunat swoja kandydatu-
re. &
Gdy o. Harrison oswiadczenie to
przygotowai, ME byio wiadomem. kie-
DIV wojna 81. esko6czy. Obecnie jest juz
rzecza pewna, re p. Harrison wr6ci do
| Chicago "a kilka tygodni.
P. McKenna oswiadczyl, re energi-
lczna kampania bedzie natychmiast
wdrozona. P. Harrison bedzie kandydo-
wal jake kandydat bzepartyjny ma ty.
| kiecie n~iezaleznym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
kowie opery chicagoskiei.
YELLOW KID" SKAZANY
MA 6 LAT.

Joseph We'll, notoryczny ma
.ciagacz i szalbicrz chicagoski
przezwany yellow KID, skaza-
ny zostai ma 6 lat wiezienia w j.
.liet i $4,000 kary pienieznej przez
sedziego Guerina. Dwie lawy Sc
.dziow przysieglych uznaiy Weila
winnym. Jedna lava skazaia &c
ma try lata wiezienia i $1,000 ka-
ry, a druga ma piet lat i $1,000 ka-
ry. Sedzia Guerin odrzuci} wnio-
ski o ponowne 2rocesy i zlaczy{
.obydwa wyroki.
!. W. Head wspolnik Weild,
skazany zostai ma 5 lat wiezienia
i $1,000 kary.
Obaj oskarzeni zostali wypusZ-
|czeni ma wolnoSc pod kaucyami,
gdyz wyroki ich zosta}y apelowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

tygodniami i pcstanowii wyje,
chac z Chicago do Nowego Yor-
XII ola kuracyi, a mozliwie Z po-
wrotem do Francyi. Cd tygodnia
juz przeszlo Muratora ME Spie-
wal.
Campanini, dyrektor opery Chi
cagoskiej, lamie rece z rozpaczy
do czego zreszta, jak do nerwow
artystycznych, jest juz przyzwy-
czajony.
Mary Garden, gdy onegdaj PRIV
jechaia i dowiedziala sic o zbun-
towaniu sic Muratore'a charakte-
rystycznie da}a wyraz takiemu ul-
tumatum : ,,JeSli Muratore ME be-
die spiewai, Gismonda ME bedzie
przedstawiona, gdyz ja-takze ME
wystapie'.
Udala sic natychmiast do Mura-
tora, azeby go nakionic do zmiany
planow, lecz podobno ME wiele
wskoraia, gdyz wczoraj Murato-
re wyjechai do Nowego Yorku.
Muratore zaprzeczyl pog}osce, X
ma zamiar wstapic do opery no.
woyorskiej Metropolitan. Utrzy-
mywai, re jest istotnie chorym.
Jest mozliwem, re wroci do ope-
ry chicagoskiej ; re bedzie w niej
Ispiewal podczas jej jednotygo'
dniowego pobytu we Filadelfii O.
raz pieciotygodniowego poDytu w
Nowym Yorku.
Co do Mary Garden, znawcy
twierdza, re premiera ,,Gismon-
dy" nastapi be- wzgledu ma Mura-
tora i re Garden bedzie W niei
ISpiewa}a.
- Podobno opera chicagoska
~straci swego giownego tenora
wIoskiego Aleksandro Dolci. 10
ma ostatniego umaria w sobote ma
Iinfluenze, W apartamenthch
swych w Auditorium. W'edfug
przepis6w miejskich, kt6re wy
magaja natychmiastowego pocho~
wanna ofiar influenzy, PAM Dolci
pochowana zostaia w sobote po-
po}udniu ma cmentarzu katoli-
ckim Cory Oliwnej. Ma ceremo-
mach zalobnych, kt0re sic odby-
ny W apartamentach hotelowych,
byli obecni niemal wszyscy cz}on-
Ikowie opery chicagoskiei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
SULLIWANCZYCY JEsZCZE ME
ZDECYDOWANI.

Regularna organizacya demokratycz-
ma, kontrolowana przez Sulliyahczy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

PopravicnA odbitks .
DziennlkA Chieegosxiego
iwbogGconA licZnemSiiu.
strAnyamL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
Attorney Gregory Assumes
Responsibility For Raid

Washington, Sept. 12.-Attorney Gen
eral Gregory today assumed complete
responsibility for the recent Stacker
raids made in New York in letter to
the president which was made public
today.
The letter contains a long statement
Of the policy of the justice department
in relation to the seleetive service act
and the result of the dragnet proceed.
ings.
Censure was placed, however, on Of
fieials Of the department who employed
soldiers and sailors in rounding up the
slaekers without Gregory's consent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
4 X X X X X X X X X X X X
PERSONALS
/ X X X X X X * X x * X X i

Rhoda French of Ellensburg, WASH,
is registered at the Bligh.
Ralph Thompson and family returned
today from an outing at Newport.
Mis- Mabel Robertson left this morn
ing over the Oregon Electric for Taco,
ma.
9. B. Clancy is in Portland today in
the interests of the flower exhibit Of
the state fair.
d. A. Steffen, II. II. Simmons and
W. T. Simmons, all of Silverton were
in the city yesterday.
Chief ,f Police j. A. Poland is once
again on the desk after a two weeks ;
vacation il the country.
J. Chandler Egan an automobile
editor, was in the city. He was former
ly champion golf player.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Wallace and Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Smith leave today for
a two weeks outing at the coast.
Oliver J. Myers, local manager of
the Spaulding Logging Company is
taking two weeks vacation looking
after some cranberry interests on the
coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
Automobile Shows
Called OF By Request

Washington, Sept. 12.-At the request
of the war industries board the national
automobile shows of 1919, which were
to have been held during January and
February in New York City, have been
cancelled it was announced late today.
Automobile industries leaders have ur-
ged promoters of local shows of automo-
bile truekssor accessories to abandon
all plans for such during the coming
winter in order to meet the require
ments of the boards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
LEON | HANSEN IS
REPORTED MISSING
But His Father Has Letter
From Son In Red Cross
Hospital In France

Leon L. Hansen IS name appears to-
day in the war official list as one of
the missing soldiers in France. He
is the son of R. P. Hansen of $50 Miller
street, Salem, and enlisted in the SER
vice about one year ago from Wash
ington. Going over seas, he was on
the Transport with Company NJ of
Salem.
The father is not especially alarmed
over the news that his son is pub
lished as missing. He had already
heard not only from his son, but also
from a Red Cross nurse who was car
ing for him in a Red Cross Hospital
no. 2.
The story is something like this:
About three weeks ago Mr.. Hansen
received b note from a Red Cross
nurse, dated July 26, saying that Leon
L. Hansen was wounded and in the
hospital but was doing nicely. On the
same mail, dated July 23, the son wrote
that he had been wounded in action,
but not seriously. One week ago Mr..
Hansen received telegram from the
war department. tnat MS son was mis-
sing in the action of July 10. Yester-
day Mr.. Hansen received a letter
from his son dated Aug. 7, in which
he writes he was getting along all
right and expected to be invalided
home, in time for Thanksgiving dinner.
Hence, although published as mis-
sing, Mr.. Hansen is inclined to think
that his son is getting along nicely in
a Red Cross hospital.
There are four Hansen boys in the
service, the youngest being eddie"
who was once the mascot of Company
M and who cried bitterly because he
was not allowed to accompany the
Salem soldiers to the Mexican border.
But eddie" is now in France.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
Meeting OF Selective
Service Men Tuesday

BY order of Provost Marshal Gener-
al Crowder all men of all classes sub
ject to draft are hereby notified to re-
port to armory at Salem promptly at 8
p. m. Tuesday, Sept. IA, 1918. This in
cludes all men from Is to 45.
All patriotic citizens are urged to at
tend. Learn to cooperate with the war
department. Help put millions in France
ahead of schedule. You can save the
government. Thousands in money and
weeks in time.
Instructions will be given by repre-.
sentativcs Of State Council Of Defense,
State committee Of the army Y. NJ. @.
A., Oregon Social Hygiene society, Am
eriean Red Cross.
Create morals to defeat Hun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
ANNUAL CONVENTION

A called meeting of the Womsa .
Home Missionary society. of the First
M. +. church, in Epworth hall Friday
at 2 O'Clock. Delegates will be elected
to attend the annual convention of the
Oregon conference to be held in Port
land September 1920. Othor important
matters are to be attended to at this
fimn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
Court House News
: x x x X 4 x x x x x x x i:

In the case of Nellie E. Woolery a.
gainst Roy A. WOolery and Josephine
Parker, the court ordered he pay the
plaintiff 500 month for the support
of their two children and to continue
to pay this amount monthly until fur
ther orders. Mrs Woolery was also
given the use and occupation of the
home at Woodburn and the custody of
the two children. The court also that
should he fail to pay this amount,
an execution should issue against him.
Josephine Parker, one of te defendants
in the suit was released.
A suit was filed by Frank Berndorf-
ner against Antne Zieleskiuski and
John Paris. 1t is alleged that Antne
Zieleskiuski gave a note for 800 on
Jan. 80, 1915 and that the same has
not been paid. Judgment is asked for
$105.05
In the county court, citation was
issued against St. Joseph's Catholic
church of Salem, John Quirk and I. Ki
Ford of Salem, Patrick Ryan and Gar
rett M. Julien, Marie Julien and Ida
Martin to show why the petition of
Michael O'Neill should not be granted.
They are to answer on or before Sept.
20. This is the case relative to an
estate of about $4,000 left by James
Neil several years ago in which he
named his two sisters and brother as
residuary legatees and if these could
not be found, after number of years
to divide the estate among those cited
to appear. Michael O'Neill of New
Jersey through his attorney has made
claim to the estate as the surviving
brother. When the case comes to trial,
it will be up to Michael >O'Neill of
New Jersey to prove that he is the
surviving brother of James Neil.
The estate of Edward F. Dwyer, de-
ceased, was appraised at 5000 by John
H. McNary, Don Miles and Olga M.
Gray.
The estate Of COroline Hansen was
appraised at $4,000 by the appraisers
J. P. Moser, W. L. Fry and J.W.
Smith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

A large number of the state employees
registered today and it is possible that
number of state officials may be
lost owing to the draft, but as a gen
eral rule the officials have dependents
or are otherwise subject to exemption
under the conscription.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

Yesterday the maximum temperature
was Sc above which is considered by
old timers as pretty warm weather for
this time of year. Today one year ago
the maximum was 6S above.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
Died
X x x X x x x X X X x 4 x ,

TUNG SAM.-In the frame building
on Ferry street close to High street,
just east of the dyeing and cleaning
works, Sept. IL, 1918. Tung Sam, at
the age of " years. The funeral
services were held today and burial
was in the /. o. o. +. cemetery.
MORRIS-At the Willamette sanator
ium Sept. IL, 1918, John Morris at
the age of so years.
He is survived by wife and sever.
al children. The body will be shipped
by Webb & Clough to Willamina for
burial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

Prlnes are not ripening quite 50
fast as many growers expected and
work ha sheen discontinued on many
dryers after having run off the first
shift. For this reason, there has been
slowing up in the demand for ila-
Dor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

A. L. Wallace of the jewelry firm
of Pomeroy & Wallace viii leave on
October l, for one months training
course at the University of Eugene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
Born

X x X X X X X X 4 X X X X X
D0UGHERTY.-To Mr.. and Mrs. d.
b. Dougherty 1895 North Twenty
First street, Sept. Z 1918, son.
He has been named James Gerard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
Coming Events

Sept. 12.-Thursday: Registra
tion at voting precincts Of all
men between Is and q and 81
to 46 years of age. Register un-
til 9 o'clock p. m.
Sept. 14.-'sOld Tire Day" in
Salem. Red Cross Benefit.
Sept. 12-13-14.-"A Great
LOve55, at Oregon theatre, Sept
II, Is IA.
Sour Brilge of Ships" at
Liberty theatre.
Love" at Oregon theatre.
Oregon State Fair Sept. g.
2s.
Sept. 2S.-Fourth Liberty
loan drive.
Sept. 3O.-sehool days begin
in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12
All Around Town

the legal name of John Bowers and
this includes his wife and boys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

Charlie Maxwell, porter at the Ore
gon depot, registered early this morn
ing at the Marion hotel sample rooms
and now carries his blue card. He
doesn't see exactly where he comes
in on the draft as he has wife and
seven children, one flat foot and
weighs 27S pounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

1.-THE funeral beautiful. -. Webb g
Clough Co. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

Choice eating apples Cummings, e4F
Is. Ola
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-12

Tonight big dance, Lakebrook hol
yard, eight miles north.