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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-16
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,Qcnbon. Is. San. 9mtlid. Sc
itern friib iullroe Elm itarter lleberfal
Ibes SeiuDes npro0itIi1 bon sfrmeuti
eres obseidlagen. @orige Nadt mad
ten mir eineu lleberiau al,f Sic feinb
iden 8rdbeu n0rolidJ bon 2ens. g8i
tparfen go1nben in bic unteritdn0e Uni
Ierbeltteten einise @efaugene llnb Ia:
|lHiueueepebre.
1aris, IS. San. amtlid. Mn SEN
redne,1 llier Der Maas (@crounz Sront)
gab es porise giadt beitise @elhiik:
fdmpfc III bem sblhnitt 5lpiiden 6au:
mont 1nb benz Galrieres 8alo.
sSm gIiaB ipl1rben bon TotrouiQer
@efanecne ein9ebrad)t. Cont mar Ott
gladt rllbig.
H m. IS. Son. slmtlid). 9urd
ei1en sln9riIf in Sem sbldnitt Sc:
Wbntc slip(onc sctpnnncu Sic Stali=
ener uetrdhtlide |ortbcile unp iiigteu
Dem Sciuo srobe @erlllitc 5u.
Gin llc6erraldulng on Ser
untcrcn Eiabe. 0ltlid bon GapD Silc
ern,0sIidte Sic @ersr0Berlug Oes itoz
licnilheu 8riidentopfs. Ssieoerbolte
Gesenonsriffc bcs Setnoes aui sic erz
oberten G5raben nurben abseIdlosen,
8erl IN. Is. San. (iiber 2ou=
bon.) slmtlid.) Stalieniidc slnsriTie
nuf sic tel1tonilden 2inien I'M sb=
lhnitt bon Wlonte siolnne arnb Monte
Eertica braden geltern nit ldlpere1,
@erlliter fir SEN 6einb 5ulamneu.
Sonb II, 10. San. slmtltd. GAR
mouth ,ultrbe gelteru NbenD bon Ser
See oil: bon1baroirt. Tus Selleru be-
gam I'M 1885 5llbr. llno bauerte
ettpn 5 9Rinuteu. gs iieleu etipa 20
Geidoiic a,1i Sic Staot. Ser neuelte
Holi5eibcrid,t mcloet, oaB 3 Eer1onen
9et0otct lluo 10 berlest ipllrben. Ser
peruriafte Sadidaoen lit ,lid)t ernitz
lid. (Yarmoutb liest 115 Meilen
norb0itlid bon 2onoon lno fat lpidz
tige Sdtifbouanlagen.)
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Sci Ser amer +. q 7 m c II
S a II f.re d, Is. San. 9,e feinoz
liden Slieaer 5eisen iest Elm 9roBere5
sSntereiie fir Die ameritaniIden Slug
1tationeu. 9dbrenb eines fiir5lihen
lteberfaus fapesn bic oeutlden Slng<
5euge Big in eine 86be BON 200 SUB
bcrab rnb iporfen gombe,, auf bnsgez
bdloe. oas Sic Nmerifnner betpobnten.
aber es tpurbe fei11er get0otct. In elmer
anoereu Stelle batten lie es auf cine
StclI1ng bon Mbipebrgeidiibeu obgez
iebcn. ahcr es tpuroe teincr Ser iran56z
iilbcn 8cihiiefiibrer getroifcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-16
Ser &pblenma,tsel lit Neu yort.

Neip Dorf, IS. San. S,n Staot
9fetp Dort itnb ldon mebr als 100 Snz
oul triebe5irte burd ben 8pblenmanseI
gun, etiuitanb eetomn,en, lno bum
herteu bon anoeren ,,idt trie9slueientz
Iiden 9ctriebcn lpiro es aneeltdts Des
ldnea obnebmeubeu aoblenuorratbs
balo ebe,1io erseben. Sic geitern i'll Ser
Stabt gielp Dprf ougetou,,uelten aohz
lenlicferuu9eu se,1iiseu MIR s,tr 6dlitc
fir SEN normolcn Sagesberbralld.
6entmdp fir 1attonale Yrobi6ition.
Srunffort. ST., Is. San. 8ei=
Sc S,aulcr Ser General Iiientblp bon
1cntudp bcltdtigten seiterlt bas ppr9e=
idlugeuc Yrobibitionsamcun'ncnt 5ar
@unbcsperiailllns.
@rofieucr ii, Snoianapolis.
Ssubiannpolis 8, IA. San. 8ez
ltern slbeno brad III Dem Si,ouitrial
9uiloiug", in Sen, % Sabritan!agclt
lmterscbrad,t iiuo. Se,ier aus unb SER
lt0rtc ons @cb1llbc ut1o rmltegenoes
Gigentbun. Gs iplrpe Gin Sdaoen an
9crihtct, Scr nuf $1.O00,O00 scid,dst
ipiro. Scueripebrdef So.lfs lit Der slnz
iidt. onb Dos Seler burd1 granrltifz
tltng cntiranocn lit. Ecrihieoenc boz,
Sen anlascn ltclltcn Raidincn fir Sic
Neaierlms Der. Siiui 8obubduier. cine
,airdc, elm 2aSeu unb cine &ncipe
brauntcn alcihfalls nieoer. &erlllltc utt
2ebcn iiub nidt 81, betlaeen, obglcid,
einltiirsc,1bc @duoc bic Seucrlpcbrlelite
bebrobten rno iic in ibrer s(rbeit be-
binocrten, i,,ocm lie ctuen Sblaud
|nud, Sent nnberen bllrhfhniitcn.
Or N,aipr N.itdel uirb 0licsermaiur.
9scmDnrf. IA. San. Sobn Sur
rpp 0iitdcl. neleu In,tstermtn oils
Nappr bon Sem s)orf an, 1. Sanlmr
ablief, ipuroe sunt 0iuipr I'M Slie9erz
fprps Scr 8llnoesarmee ernanl1t.
Stto 8. 0abn madJt bas beutid,e
SDitem perant,uurtlidI.
Ili ipnufcc, @iS., IA. SAT-.
slmcritaner bon beutidcr 8eblrt luere
Sen Bent 8lut III ibren slocrn lmo Scn
Eaiiesefiibl nidt seitatten, oas Chr
seiiibl in oielem &riese slt iibertoucn,
| lpnoeru lie ipernen ibrc Sreue Ben
Ser. Gtaaten sescuiiber sciaen unS
als Gbreuabseiten Die geidimpfuna
llnb Sen @roll ser ipenigen in hieIenn
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-16

,1uo 8inncubaubel ber0ffentlidteu
Sublen berporgebt. Sn Sen eriten eli
Ntonaten bes Ssabres 1917 miro Sic
Nabrnngsmittelallsillbr auf $1,1SS,%
459.65S bctpertbct I'M &eraleidJ 'Sll
1904 100000 III ser gleihcn GerioSc
III 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-16
Mu8 eSbauptitaot
Gtrcngere stabrmngsm mitteluoridriften
lit Sidt.
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S a bington, Is. San. Gin
grobcrc Ginid,rdnfllng in, 9iabrun9ss
mittelperbrall6 ipirb pon amcrifnnis
lcgen @olt in nellcn &prlugen pcrlan9t
bic bel,tc I'M &on9reb eingercidt ipurz
ben; luo ibrc lhnelle slnnabmc ld)ein1
iicber sll icin. 8ci5en@ llno fleiIhlole
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la9e lulrbe IN beihen 6dltlern cingez
rciht, 1lnb Sen in Sro9c frnn,enocn
Rpmitees iibcripieicn. Sic %prla9e be-
uollmddJti9t Sen Trdiiocnten, oie mo-
t1igcn Observation-Disclosures
hllrb Erof(anation gu erlallcn.
%urlaac fir bic GceiitrirnHs Der Weam=
ncr, bic icit ocm 5. Smni 1917
II Sabre ait unrhcn.
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Mc9iltrirung 5llm MSilitdroic,,lt boz,
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1917 81 Sabre nlt lp1rbeu. stn Ser
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Cine onbcregorla9e, sic Gen. .gbam<
berlain auf griuGe'u Scr Ion,iniltratis
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nu Soloctell Der 9intipnlarmee fir
Grntez lno anbcrc 3ipilurbeiten pprz
leben.
Giue nnbere @orlage lpiiroc Sic
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luge Ser aug &lailc Gins erbdltliden
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pDlferlmgs5abl obbdn9ig 5l madden.
8abrcuo oas &ric9seepartemcnt
lidb fir Die Me9iltrirlng Ser stdnner
entI1ieb, bic ieit Snfrafttrcteu Deg
slusbebungsecicbes nas Sitter bon 21
cSabren crrcidbten. iplrbcu allc Slane,
bos Militdroltcr 81 erb0ben, ab9es
lcDnt.
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9fcip Dor f,t15. San. George u.
3abrigtie, 2eitcr Ser y}eblpertbciluns
oergtabrungsmitt elberIuoltuns, erfldrz
tie be,ltc. es beltebe Sic Orin9enbe Notbe
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9ie slusfubr uum 9,abrumasmittcln.

ySoIbin9tou. IA. Gan. Ste
Iusfubr boz, Mabrungsmittelu lit bon
$9S.000,0O0 in, Sftober aui $780,
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@aibington, Is. San. 9ic9lcz
.lolutipn, sic Ser 9unOesbanoclsfomz
miliion bie @olGmadyt scbeu iollte, sic
Sroouftion lmb &crtbeilung pon9rrld< :
papier 5lt beallfiid,tigen uno 5u rceeln,
ipurbc bellte nit 36 9egen 32 Stintz
men bom Senat abgclebut. Sic @omz
millio1 ipiro iebt Sic Hreilc ,1ab Ser
cinborllng nit oen Sabsifanteu fcitz
lebcn. .
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|nsrGuhernns bet sipilen 3riide=
berger berlanet.
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Gbiedgn. Is. San. cNn Ser
GdlllBIielns Ser SIinoiier ariessfonz
feren5 ertldrte Snmucl Sniua. Gorz
itter bes 1tuaMhcn @crtbeioiglnssz
ratbs, DaB Sic 5iuilcu, 9riideberscr
allsgerdllbert iperben ls1lb seiln,l, lpic
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Seutidc 9lbiid)te,t unuerGl1ncrt.
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8erlin, IS. San. (ii6er Sonoon. J
Baron bon DEM 9rside S,nOOenballz
len, llnterl ltaatslefretdr bes Sluspdrtlz
gen, benadlrihti9te beutc Ben oouptz
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Bnibin9ton, IS. Son.Sic bon,
Gcnatsfomitec fir m,litdriihc slngcz
Iegcnbciten angeitrcbtc @eiek9ebltng
fir Sic zWnnns8ontrpllc Der
ariegsporrotbslieferung luirb iett
lpobrldginlicb cinen @cripoItcr beitims
men, ltott cin ncl1es M'unitionsbepart<
,ncnt rntcr cincm aabincttslefretdr SIT
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pnsDcpartmcnts lit befanntlid nid)t
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ocs arie9slefrctdrs.
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bcrloin @prlage, Sic cinen Ml1nitis
pnsiefrctiir puriiebt, 9cdnocrt lperocn
lpiiruc, cbc iie I'M Scnat cingcrcid)t
luirb.
Gin GROCER 1beil bcr Maiserntc hem
3croerbcn ausgcictt.
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g8albingtpn, IS. San. Sic
Gorsugperianbree3te baben Die 8eforz
bcr,lng bon Nlais 10 iebr beeintrddtigt,
DOB ein GROCER Sbeil Ser sllsnabmcs
crnte bon 1917 bon ernitli6cr Ser
Id)ledtcrll,1g ipcu1 nibt BON &erberz
ben bebrpht lit. 9ies ipllrbe @cneraI@
bireftpr Ncslboo bcl,te ppm slbg. Icz
Gorlnit (Suinois) mitgetbeiIt. Der oie
ipfortigc Grncnnuug eincs Giienbnbn=
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svaoisperlaub pertraltt lit llnb iidj gon1
Der NtaiS6cfGrocrltng ipihmen fDnnte,
Sic 2ctdc Narbners ioa in, 2npitol
anfsebabrt ,uerben.
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@ajbin9ton. Is. San. Iuge:
rcgt bllrd Sen Sub bon 0sal. satguih,s
g. Gardner, friibcr 0'itglieo bcs 9dils
les, ipurbe be,,te bas &crlan9eu nad
elmer aonsreblrntcrilldlm9 Ser Eager
mb 2asarettbcrbdItnillc im SaiI'
laut. slbg. Gurb (Sbio) Iiclltc einer
bicsbc3ii9lid)en 9ntrag, nnb biclc sb:
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
The Saving Service
OF An Automobile

n'The automobile saves us the very
Thing we need to save the most of
to meet the unprecedented war de-
mands on business says F. G. De-
qano local dealer "a Chevrolet automo-
biles, "and that is time. 1t is with
the minutes and the hours that we
must eeonomize. Never before have
they had greater value. For in every
hour of the average business man 3
day, he must take care of twice the
amount of work he was formerly ac-
customed to handle.
"There is limit to every man 3
physical and mental capacity. The a.
mount of work he can crowd into the
sixty minutes of each hour without
imparing his efficiency and health de-
pends upon the extent of the time and
labor devises he has at his command.
"As time and labor saving facility,
the automobile is of more practical
assistance to the busy man than any
other piece Of business equipment.
With it he can systematic. all the
work that calls him out of his office,
1t gives him transportation that can
he had the very instant he needs it.
1t eliminates all the wasted minutes
spent waiting for trains and slow NOV
ing street ears. 1t saves him the en-
ergy expended in feotwork to put into
brainwork. From home to office, from
office to factory or TO the innumer-
able places that the demands Of each
business day call him. is matter Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
Sergeant HixsOn
Writes From France
OF His Impressions

Everybody is in the best Of spirits
for the Germans are on the run and
every day brings the war that much
nearer the end"
Sergeant Roy L. Hixson Of Co. h,
3rd supply train, writing from France
to his mother, Mrs. l.. b. Hixson, l76
North 25th street Salem, gives this
cheering news, In telling of his army
life he writes in part as follows:
"'We have moved camp twice the
last three days but ] ain not kicking
as am willing to move every day as
long as we are moving in the right
direction. Our last two camps have
been out in the brush away from
everything but we have a dandy one
now.
"We are in a town where they had
a big battle a few days ago. Most Of
the buildings are pretty well shatter-
ed. The place is deserted with the ex.
eeption Of soldiers. This must have
been a beautiful city before the war
f'I just saw an air battle thi even
ing, an American having brought down
a German who had l6 airpane to his
credit. They captured him as soon as
he landed. He was unhurt
"With the Germans on the run
everybody is in the best of spirits and
getting along fine. There has not been
a casualty in this company. Got let
ter from Ralph Mason a while back
He is sergeant mechanic now. This
leaves me in the best Of good spirits
and hoalth -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

in charge Of the veteran trainer, w.
B. Coutts. Chas Murray, the noted
handler from British Columbia will al
so be on hand with some good ones,
in spite of the fact that his kennels
with twenty-five dogs were recently
destroyed by fire. p. II. Whiteside,
the well-known Oregon trainer has a
string of dogs some Of whom it is be-
lieved by many could win on the east
ern circuit, so that some keen eompe-
tition can be looked for. Entries for
both the Derby and All-age Stakes
will close September . 10th, and the
blanks can be secureS from the club s
secretary, Dick Gallon, manager of the
Spoting Goods Department of Meier s.
Franks company, Portland. All bird
dogs are eligible and full information
can be secured by addressing letter
to Mr.. Carlon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

Company 9, $40 Field Signal burcau
and that he is somewhere ia France.
Ills last letter is dated July rs and
ho writes ~ part;
Tho trip across tho pond was long
and uresome. saw very little "a
England. Was In Winchester the o,aa
est city in the country, for d short
time Tho English are far behind tho
States In lots Of ways. The railtoads
are surely old style.
Arthur j McGuirc, another Elk,
writes that ho Is with tho lsnQlish Royal
Air forces and in part says: g happen
10 be IN the English Air forces bah
for all that am true Yankee. My
home Is New York City aud shall
be darn glad to aee u 0gHin. A littls
look at Miss Liberty would certainty
touch the right spot,
Just at present | am In the hos.
pital with double pneumonia Che
people here certainly have reason 10
be proud of tue impression our boys.
made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
GIRLS CANTEEN LOCATED
IN OLDSALOON BUILDING

ing the boys had heard Of our eomiag,
had taken up a collection to pay for it,
We suspect he had q lot to 10 with it.
Next day we came back, and the Off
GERS assigned US details TO clean up the
place, II was big job TO undertake,
but the boys went 10 work, aud the
place soon began TO lok respectable.
Some whitewash and curtains and lots
Of scrubbing added to its appearance.
We are glad to have the new place
open and running now, and we take u
lot Of pride in having made II ourselves,
or rather having directed the work that
made II. You have n sort Of pioneers $
feeling after you create workshop for
doughnut making out Of an old Lorraine
ruin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
Oregon Field Trial Club
Plans For Meet

The running of the Third Annual
Trials of the Oregon Field Trial Club
viii take place at Lebanon, Oregon,
this year and will be good news to the
sportsmen throughout the northwest,
as Lebanon affords ideal surroundings
for this purpose, the large, level fields
extending for miles gives ample room
and there are perhaps more birds there
than in any other section Of the eoun-
try. The running of the dogs can be
witnessed from start to finish, from
the road, a condition that exists at
Lebanon better than at any other To-
eality and gives the spectators an op-
portunity to see the running Of each
brace without having to follow through
the fields on foot.
A large entry is assured in both the
Derby and All-age Stake, as there will
be dogs in competition from California
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
Checking Of Reports On
Vocational Educaien.-
What The Schools Have

For the purpose Of checking up the
annual report of the state hoard for
vocational education, Ben ", Johasos
of san Francisco, federal agent fer
industrial education with the federal
board for vocational education. visited
the office of J. 4. Churchill, superin-
tendent of public instruction and
chairman Of the board. Yesterday after
noon. He was accompanied by +. D..
Ressler Of the Oregon Agricultural
College.
Under the direction Of the state
board for vocational education. special
industrial courses have been establish
ed in connection with the schools in
five Oregon cities and courses have
been approved tor three ether cities
for next fall. The government con
tributes funds under the provisions
of the Smith-Hughes act for these
courses, which must be very practical
Under this act Pendleton has a
course in farm tractors and machinery,
The Danes course in printing, Eu.
gene a course in plumbing. Corvallis
a course in radio and hazzeS, and
Portland several courses in connection
with the Benson polytechnic school,
Courses for the next school year have
been approved for Salem. Hood River
and Enterprise Salem win have two
courses, emo in homo economics and
the other in machinery, while Hood
River and Enterprise each will have
a course in agriculture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
Clarence Reames
Makes Statement

Seattle, Aug. 24.--Resolutions adopt.
ed by the Seattle Central Labor Union,
urging that Clarence l.. Reames, As
sistant Attorney-General, be replaced
by someone "more in line with the
President Is wise policies" were an.
swered by Mr. Reames today with a
statement that he was being condemned
because he prosecuted eases against
Hulet NJ. Wells. former president Of
the council, w. II. Kaufman, State
Grange member. and others charged
with blocking the Government war
plans.
"The resolution condemning me was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
Salvation Army Girls Are
Close Up To Firing Line
In France.
BY Miss Irene Mcintyre.
Salvation Army "Doughgirl" in France.

Written for the United Press.)
4 With The American Armies at The
Front, Aug. l.-(By Mail.)-We dough
girls get sudden orders for movement
too, sometimes, much the same as the
doughboys do. Our most sudden one
came few days ago--or rather II was
night. Most Of the army movements are
at night, and ours was midnight one.
Gladys and / had finished long day 4
work and were tired after making an
unusually large batch OF doughnuts. SO
We turned in early, for the front. Early
Is about IL O'Clock.
We had no more than fallen asleep
when our commanding officer arrived
with several other Salvation Army
workers. When we had awakened on
ough to dress and see him, the officer
informed US we would 20 in half an
party arrived in tho new home, little
take our canteen over.
We hustled to get our affairs togetll'
er, throwing them into our trunks. Then
Gladys grabbed her dog and | caught
my pet fox who was out in the bushes,
and We were off, We rode almost oil
night, and about daylight came to tho
Salvation Army headquarters, where wc
rc sted for a while.
Off For A New Sector.
BIZ noon we were off again, bound for
a new sector which had never had q
Salvation Army hut. 1t was more than
100 miles down the line from headquar-
ters. We rode in Ford which was
used for carrying supplies to the can.
teens. Seats were put in the box for US.
BY night we had not arrived at our
destination, and to avoid arriving at
the front too late TO be able TO get a
place for that night we stopped in a
small French town. IL took a lot Of
skirmishing around 70 find hotel aceo.
modations 80 near the front, but we fl
nally succeeded.
next morning bright and early, cur
place soon began to look respectable.
town Of Lorraine, very near the line,
and more than half ruins as the result
Of The boehcs' work when they invaded
this area IN 1919 ana 1915. 0ur place
was store room, and the sign over
il read " Modern Barr
We were IN a new party Of eight who
were opening huis In this new billy wee.
tor, of Lorraine We bad not been at
the Modern Bar" long when cur com.
mander assigned us 70 a little village
nearer the front, where We had to begin
a new Int.
Picking Out a House.
We vent out % pick oni houae am.
0Bg those 10 ruins for a new home. Most
al Of thehouses were battered and many
had holes ia them We finally chose one
which bad not been used since the var
started, except for stable, It had q
big loft and the roof leaked. 1t vas
terribly dirty.
Bat we saw fine possibilities IL 4 fofl
4 doagAngt kitchen, eantcea for thei
boys, and q place for them 20 read. Wei
pat IL q bid foF Il aitil the tOWn iaa ioT,
ard be soon Informed ~ D. had leased
Il from Tie original owner for - year.,
for q poekei fall of france he refused
p take ous ssoafy % pay the lease, say
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

started by Gus Loken, former business
manager Of the Shipyard Laborers Tn
ion, - Mr., Reames told the Associated
Press ''In 1916 Loken pleaded gull
ty to a charge of eounterfeiting and
served term in jail
The Labor Council adopted the reso-
luton last night. 1t told of the pros
ecution Of Wells, Kaufman and others
and declared Reames should be succeed
ed by can official more imbued with
real patriotism and less desirous to
serve the predatory classes by the de-
struetion of their opponents"
Mr.. Reames also asserted that the
Council was not speaking for Seattle
union labor. 81 am assured by patri-
otic labor leaders that Wells is regard.
ed by union labor as disloyal TO both
his country and his union, " he said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

minutes instead Of hours, with an au-
tomobile.
"By saving time the automobile
really lengthens man 5 working day.
And by saving labor it increases a
mans working efficiency. 1t keeps
him fresh. He can accomplish more
and better work with less nervous
strain and physical fatigue.
ITO save these days is a patriotic
service. The more you save the more
you serve. With an automobile you
can save and serve on the broadest
scale, y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24
porrydalo Man Killed.

A few days ago a message was 10
eeived at Pefrydale announcing that
Thomas Bennett, serving with the ma
rines, had been Killed IA action On
June 10. Bennett Is son OF the lala
w. =. bennett, and was native %
Polk county, aged about ~ years.
Both his parents are dead, but two
sisters, Mrs William Muller and MRS
Herman Muller, reside between Dallas
and pcrrvdalu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

Private w. H. Slater, formerly soc.
retary Of the local Elks lodge and
generally known as slats." writes the
lodge in Salem that ho is now with