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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
PITTSFIELD

MI and Mrs. Ross Henderson and
daughter Phyllis and Gladys. Frank
l.. Smith, and Miss Ruby Frost. OF
bingham. were in town Sunday CALL
ing on friends.
Garfield Horne, who has been pass
ing several weeks in town, returned
t. MaSsa chusetts Sunday.
Elmer lIuntley has resigned his ro-
sition in the card room at the Pioneer
Mill and on Thursday his associates
presented him with n military wrist
watch as a token OF their esteem and
best wishes. Mr.. lluntiey expects TO
leave the last of the month for Camp
Devons.
Roiand Brown Of the l.. $. S. Amer
lea IS IN town for u few days visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Clay
ton Brown.
Irwin Chapman, who has heen Wis
iting his parents. Air. and Mrs. John
Chapman for the past few weeks, will
leave soon fer l. stou, Where he will
report for dut". He expects to be
assigned 10 a radio school in the
south.
Miss Dorothy smith went to Unity
nd Friday where she will he the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Arnold
Dodge.
Ms Gay Birlford aud sister, Miss
Charlotte Wall went to Augusta Fri
day for Il visit with friends.
Mrs. +. s. Walker and daughter
a. 4
visiting friends in town for the past
week, Went to seadfeld Saturday
whore they are passing the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
Chicago Cattle Market

HOGS Receipts Is 900. mostly y cents
higher than Saturdays average. to SO;
butchers 1899 1890; light 1850 1000: pack
ing nise lSoVnals7 rough l7Jo4iiSo0: bulk 1880
q Jap. rigs. good and choice 1775frlSiU
CATTLE-Receipts 1900. Market un-
evenly stronger to % cents higher; ton
steers 1855: calves steady. Beef cattle:
GOOD. choice and prime l650alSS5; com
stock: Cows and heifers f2jG14p5. can9
ners and fancy l0354lSnO: interior. com
mon and medium l50u Ia25 Neals calves
Good and choice 1G75al75O
SIN EEP-Receipts 2l.Do: fat lambs
SLOW 70 z, cents lower; feeding lambs
steady. Choice and prime l525e,i5,5: me.
alum and good 16251l765; cults loo0dl4Uo.
feeders lG6oIl177o; western choice and
PRIME PRIME 5000 1850; medium and good ll25a
Choice 1250alIS25 9"ea'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Aug. 19
Activity and strength Of provisions
was the feature of Board of Trade bust
ness today. Pork futures registered net
gains of 80 TO 50 cents: lard 15n17s, and
ribs S7!g40. The trade was Impressed
by an advance in live hogs at the stock
YARDS, where aSD price was registered,
on lard and meats, which wire larger
than year ago at this period. Shorts
were free buyers and the demand from
packers was moderately active Octo-
at "a as AiDS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

seven rooms and bath at IS Willow St
Apply 10 Mrs. II. u, Barker. y Stone
st. aurl2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
New York Money Market

New York, Aug. 10.
Mercantile paper. g.
Sterling 60day bills 473
Commercial 60-day bills on banks AIN.
Commercial G-day hills All demand
~ So, cables 4.76.55
Francs, demand 5,6s. cables SIS.
Guilders. demand 81. cables ST,
Lire. demand ISL. cables 7.5c
Rubles. demand 49,. cables IA nominal.
Bar silver 101s.
Mexican dollars IS
Government bonds firm
railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong; 81 days, 10 days
and six months G.
Call money strong: high 6, low :, ,ul-
ing rate s, closing bid s., offered at s,
In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

OF agin, on agin, Finnegan.
Eusy one day, dull the next.
A bad symptom for any BUSH
ness to develop.
Successful, growing merchants
have found that the best prevent.
i've is continuous, constructive ad-
vertisi2g.
They have adopted definite
plans of publicity that never for
one instant allow the people to
forget that they are in business
and ready to serve them.
They have found that such
plans regulate. equalize. euergize
ID stabilize their business.
And invariably you will AsA
that they tell their stories In ths
paper the people read, the
Kennebec Journal
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Boston Produce Market

Boston Aug 10
REEF-Choice whole cattle g7M27!
BuTTER-Northern 47@473; western
I53W 49,.
CHEEsE-New York; twins Ma8s.
CORE-Eo. yellow A0d2Ol.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby aS
$50: western 42652
HAY.No. grade timothy 30.
LAMB-Sprng 30I3l
PORk-Medium backs $500
SGGAR-Granulated. % Dbl lots, 100
FEAL-12d1S ''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

Worcester has a full-hedged female
cobbler and bootblack. She is Mrs
Alfred Masse. owner Of the cobbicr
shop at Grafton square. Mrs, Masse
is said to be the only Worcester wo-
man who makes her livelihood at re-
pairing and shining shoes, besides
caring for a 3 months baby keeping
house and runs a farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

The new schooner Ada Cliff has
f"cn sold by the East Coast Ship Co.
t. an importing house in New York,
and is TO be used in the African
trade. She sailed Thursday. Capt.
w. +. Plummer and a local crew taxi
ing her to New -Boothbay
Register.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
VASSALBORO

NORTH-Alfred E. Meigs OF De-
troit. Mich last week visited his sis
ter. Mrs. Helen NJ. Cook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
New Advertisements Today

EoansasIi.e-riw farm.
For For ssssiis-Generator
lcf saaHi-Itsnograpier.
MaiEs,tNFurnishe j room
To- 70 sal ssale-Driving mare mare,
= = iisstt-comlortable fat:
T. .n.,,.s1Lone -horse sprayer'
NN.1Innted-Girl for checkinE'
~ Four-room tenement.
y sa,s-Hens and chickens
r.. sa;e-Hart and soft WOOD;
rot ssssii,,-Ewes, rams and bull.
ror ssasie-Good paying business.
Eor -%nr-a'coholic havors.
r.! ssaad-,Iaid for second work.
Manted second hand 'u-nltnre.
,mISn..ad-E National cash reSlSter.
1Mssnr'..esd-Man for outside work.
Hs,s,a-\ew rnilch Jersey COW.
III ~. sssaie-Three COWS with calves.
rol ,et -Bnokkeeper- stenograp her.
Man,ed Two seated beach wagon
Edn ~ lrctt2g4 on Hersey's Island.
4" ..r,sd-cook. house girl, farmland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
Wanted-Female Helm
Here's AN OPPORTUNITY FOR

a stenographer who wants to get ahead.
stehographie position is vacant win
q Dig concern in Augusta. The work IS
OF nature requiring a girl who can
take o!ctaton and can type RAPIDLY and
a a,caIIon She should have a good ed
ucaton, especially in English. II she
can learn to compose letters and save
dIcla Iing-so much the better, The work
IS OF such a nature that much of il can
pe turned over to d bright girl, who
can mus rapidly increase her worth 10
tie ousihess-and her salary No objec-
IONS 70 a beginner. provided she is viii
ing 70 work hard. study hard and per-
feet herself. This is the night place for
a glri VINO Is going into business seri-
ously. VINO intends to make IL her life
work, VINO wants job that has a lot OF
nara work now and lot Of possibil,
ties TOT the future. a girl VINO ISN'T
AFRAID 10 tackle any kind of work or
to work long. hard hours. Moderate sal
airy at start.more IS you prove you are
worth 1t. If YOU are such a girl writs
letter, telling US what your educa-
ton and training have been. every no
&itlon YOU have ever had and WHY vow
!eit, your age, your present SALARY and
the amount OF saiarE you want 10 start.
address 1t to a. b, &. D., care journal
HSuSlh' hdlile aug1Dd3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
,,JRsE ON WATER ST. CONTAIN.

ing sum of money. Owner may have
bv proving same and paying for this ad
Mrs. .illnon Casper, 249i State St
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES

.,rd tor tirne'
"a .ord for times consecutive.
g ,.o,d for times consecutive
. ,osert,ons, pro rata.
.'"' ,syertisement taken for less
''' "s..Ifed Advertisements must &c
prera'd' s..s ,ot knowingly
~. any fraudulent aovef i', 10
sssss End, Tho journal VIII m
Of s", promptly and Vigorously
s.s claim from any person WIZ
ev''' Zen in any way deoe.veo Or
'as .,.,ted through answering -. ,'
''.'" .,.,ement. The journal wv"
. s.st It's readers to bring 70 KS
! s,,sntion any failure On me p az
S =, advertiser to make soeo ~. 10
o. az II is the belief OF tnis
p'o",'' ,h.. an advertiser serves ms
'aps' ,n,eres. best only "hen ne
own .he public best. If you are
's''s. ..;.ted tell the journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden. Stone e Co.

Members New York Stock Exc Eos.
ton Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exs.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Office. $50 Middle St, New Eng.
land Telephone 1852 1869.
WM. H. PORTER. Mgr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

lords Corner. the fastest glowing sec
ton of Portland. new building. Rents
from 1880 to SIS 90 per month excellent
location tor fruit store, tailor. bakery.
or any kind OF business. Write q. ID.
Dufy. y Spruce St. Portland. Maine.
anp.tdc1x
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FURNISHED ROOM. AFTER SEPT

I, corner room with alcove and ire
place. Also space for ear. Tel 294-W
Medora Lee haley. 70 Swan st.
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STEAM HEATED OFF,

THREE STEAM HEATED OFF,
ceS on Water street, central location
Two stores in iirst class repair, near
Bridge street. One small tenement near
Inc Eaton shoe factory, electric lights
and city water; rent low One rent at
- Grove street just remodeled, by plac-
ing Kitchen on first floor, new furnace,
electric lights and bath room. Augusta
i,eaI Estate ASSOCIATION. aus6d>f
DESIRABLE UPSTAIRS RENT, 4
rooms with bath. electric lights and
modern conveniences. h. l.. Goodspeeu
Apply "a Water St. randolph. aug6dtf
FURNISHED ROOM AT II GREEN
st. Telephone 654-M. augldtf
HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS WITH
bath. centrally located, with modern
conveniences. Call 1S5 Water ST. or
phone ss-W for further Information.
july3odtt
A CONVENIENT RENT or
seven seven rooms and bath a, 70 Willow st.
Apply II. U. barker. jlySodtf
DESIRABLE TENEMENT, CON-
venient location. moderate rent A. u.
Ward. julvuOdtf
FURNISHED ROOM AT 1873 STATE
St. Miss West. Phone I0s2M, jlyl7dtf
HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS.
tlush closet Inquire at 1S Bridge ,t
Telephone SOL ylSdtf
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND DE-
sirable Office On Water street, up one
light. Enquire Buriegh Martin, Phone
SSs, Wafer ST. Augusta, Name. jlyl3dtf
UPSTAIRS RENT OF FOUR
rooms. Lights and use of eath room.
N,lthout chiidren. Daniel McPnee, o7
tlaftIson Ave. Gardiner. jul5 audit
THE FINE OFFICES FORMERLY
occupied by W. u. HutchIns CO., also
two smaller single oinces. steam heat
and elevator services. Augusta Trust
Company. jiy2dtt
UPPER FLAT AT u SPRING
street. Also space for Two automo-
biles at q State street. Apply to Mrs.
Fogg. Summer street. june2odtf
FURNISHED ROOMS $3.50 PER
housekeeping. lodgings. soc. and 75c.
Hartford House. Phone S9i-W. jnl3d,t
MODERN TEN E IA e Mt. J. w.
Eeck agency. 207 Water ST. Tel. I'M w.
jnldif
TENEMENT IN HALLOWELL,
i've rooms, all newly painted and pa
pered. Apply w. h. Perry. Is Second
street. Halioweil. nay25dtt
HOUSE TO LET. INQUIRE OF
f. 0. Getchell. lSo Grove St. city.
ma ysdtf
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT OF
five rooms Apply w G. Boothby,
kennebeG Savings hank. decadtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

EGGS, BUTTER. BEANS, FOWL,
potatoes and country produce. CAN or
write +. w. Harvey, Weeks Mills, Me.
Phone So. China 3-3 jlyl3d If
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ERooMs. sRooMs, RRooMs, Ar

o9v. each while they last. nom ae.v-
80 az Xmas Pre-. hurry aad come \
and get one. Lunch boxes al l5c asc,
ter 2oc Also water sprlnkIers. ali
sizes. Gerrish &. Smith. IL Silver street
Naterville. Maine. Tel 400. For sale
Nv cotton hay-caps. New bargain for
ititHeuld'e Sale JCIySOati
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

Slrl for general hOusework: some eX
perence cooking necessary. Apply to
10 Dennis street, Gardiner. Mrs Daniel
I.ongfellow. augl5dtf
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ATTENDANTS WANTED

AT Augusta State hospItal-men not
subject 10 draft--for attendants. APP
ply % F. c. Tyson, Supt. mch21dtt
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ONE WATSON Arrow POTATO

ONE WATSON 4-RoW POTATO
sprayer Has been used one season. In
excellent condition. For sale at a bar
gain. Gerrish a. Smith, 10 Silver street
Watervllie. Maine. Telephone Ago.
JulySdtf
TWO SHOW CASES, 2O-FOOT
counter. Murphy's Drug Store, Au-
gusta. ma Wild
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FOR TIE kITCHEN-W A sH
5ARGAiN-WAiLE THEY LAST

we Will send you a tWo-burner oil stove
ana denver 1t at your door for ST. - any
where III radius of 80 miles. Send cheek
or money order to Gerrish d Smith, Il
469 jI,IvoGdt +
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Autos. Boats, Motors, Etc.
COMO HAND CHEVROLET RUN

ohiy 4o miles. also second hand Ford.
truck. Can be seen at 50 Melville street
auglcdlw
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WANTEO-A MILLION FEET OF
box boards, Pine. spruce. FIR or hem
lock. delivered at our mill in Gardi-
ner, James Walker & Son Co. Gard,-
ner Telephone 1922 feb22dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
MING MAKERS. FOX STITCH.
IN SMALL FAMILY. WOMAN OR

ers, top stitchers and girls 10 learn.
Marston Brooks Co, HalloWen.
augi6dlw
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widower's family i'll country, a good
home and pleasant surroundings, no OBJ
Jectlons to one small child. Address
Box 2, Waterville Me. augl6dlWs
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BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD CON.

dItion. Price rea sonable Can be seen
at Il Winthrop st. HallowelI. lly2zltf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09
MAY LEND GREEKS TRIPLE

Washington, April Negotiations
are under way between this govern
ment and the Greek government for a
credit to that nation of $44, 900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09

the st. Quentin sector, where the init.
ial major penetration of the British de.
lenses was made by the Germans.)
The number of prisoners and guns
taken by the Germans has been grossly
exaggerated by them, the premier said,
They have been replaced by substantial
numbers of guns and reserves.
81 am confident the armies are quite
equal to the next attack" he said.
"'The appointment Of General Foch
to supreme command Of the allied STRAIT
egg is the most important decision re-
garding the coming BATTLE" according
to the premier.
The situation was critical when the
enemy broke through between the Third
and Fifth armies, L~loyd-George declar-
ed, but the magnificent conduct of the
British troops, retiring but not rout-
ed, retrieved the situation.
Americans may determine the issue
Of the battle on the west front, Premier
Llold George declared in the house OF
commons this afternoon, in referring to
the dramatic assistance rendered by
President Wilson.
at IS impossible longer to justify
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09
many CANDIDATES
FILE FOR OFFICES
W. al Jones Files for Senator,
Seymour for House, Both
From Marion


The following candidates filed their
petitions late yesterday afternoon and
this morning:
w. AL Jones of Gervais, republican.
for state senator of the LIST district. He
states he will work for the best con
ditions of the country, and in his slo-
gan, refers to himself as Farmer
JONES'
Charles A, Johns Of Portland files
as republican for justice of the su
preme court with a platform of fear
less and impartial administration of
justice and the same as a slogan.
Arthur G. Dayton of Portland files
as republican for judge of the circuit
court, 4th judicial district, depart
ment No. 2. He will, according to his
platform, discharge his duties free
from any pledges either political, fra
%ternal, religious or creed pledges.
Robert G. Wright of Portland files
as republican for judge of the circuit
court, 4th judicial district, department
No. 4. His platform says he will do his
duty without using public time towards
efforts for reelection.
Seymour Jones of Salem files as re-
publican for representative in the leg
.islative assembly. He favors state aid
for dependent wives, children and
mothers of soldiers where the federal
government has not given adequate as
sistance. His slogan is "Stand by the
soldier boys until victory
John Lewellen of Oregon City files
as republican for the legislature on a
platform that will put down the l.. W.
w. and do away with general idleness.
Clay G. Clark of Arlington, repub-
lican files for the Legislature on a plat
form opposing any law that might re-
peal the present highway legislation.
w. G. Bolton, Friend, republican fill
.es from the goth representative district
with no platform and no slogan.
Oren c. Richards of Portland files
for the Legislature. He win work in
favor of equal wages for women when
their work is the same as that done
by men. He is opposed to 6 cent ear
fare in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09
Would Be Superintendent
of Water Division No. !

Percy A. Cupper has filed his petit
ton for the nomination to the office
of Superintendent of Water Division
No. |. He states that if nominated, he
will not accept the nomination of any
other party and that he will use ms
nine years experience gained while
assistant state engineer for the bene'
fit OF the public. Mr.. Cupper states
that technical training is necessary for
this work which involves property
rights running into millions.
He was born in Oregon in 1882 ana
ACQUIRED practical knowledge Of irri-
CATION while ON an eastern Oregon
ianch. He was graduated from the Ore,
gon Agricultural college in 1904 ano
later completed a law course at WI.
Iamette University. Regarding himself
ne states: GAS author Of the district
draina4y law hnd responsible in a
large measure for the irrigation dis,
trict law and the present state rurai
credits statute, l feel L have helped
save the way for the states future
development.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09
Three Days Program at
First Baptist Church

The sixty-first session of the Central
Baptist association will convene at the
First Baptist church in this city tomor-
row, continuing through till Friday
evening. April II. Rev. G. II. Young, of
Albany, vii be the moderator. The
Central Association includes the
churches in Marion and Linn counties,
taking in the churches at Albany, Hays
vile, Brownsville, Holley, Lacomb, Leb-
anon, North Palestine, Providence, Sa-
lem, Scio, Stayton, Tallman and North
Santiam.
The program for the three days has
been arranged as follows:
Wednesday, April 10.
1880 p. m.-Praise service. Annual
sermon, Rev. w. b. Stewart; address
Rev. d. G. Graham, Suifu, China.
Thursday, April IL
Morning.
9:00-Devotional service, led by Rev.
Mr.. Boycs.
9:30-Church letters read. Discussion
of Associational conditions and needs.
Observation-Disclosures organization
and responsibility and Associational
missions, church efficiency, missionary
contributions. Conducted by Rev. o. G.
Wright.
Afternoon.
2:00-DevOtional service, led by Mrs.
Chas. McAllister, "Kingdom Activities
and Opportunities"
s:15-E'Ip the State'', address, Rev
G. f. Holt, D. D..
2:40-''In the Nation, = address, Rev.
". A. Waldo, Phi. d, Pastor White Tenn
pie, Portland.
2:10-''For and By Young People, -
hev. j. D. Springston. Music.
S:45-World Wide-Address, "The
Great Problem of Foreign Missions, -
Pres. L. w. Riley, d. d. McMinnvilie
College.
4:15-Addresses, Mrs. D. c. Graham,
Suifu, China.
Evening.
6:30-Laymen s banquet, H. S. Gile.
presiding. Address, 'tThe Value of Men
in the Kingdom of Cod" Rev. W. A.
Waldo, Phi. d. Conference-Continua
ton and perfection Of the laymen Is
organization.
7:30-Woman's Standardization
service, led by Mrs. G. F. Holt; reports
and business; home mission address;
short missionary program, including liv-
ing pictures and music; address, Mrs. d.
c. Graham, Suifu, China.
Friday, April IL.
9:00-Devotional service, led by Rev.
w. p. Elmore.
0:3O-RepOrts and business; confer
ence, service which the state eonvcn-
tom commission on religious eduea-
tion may render to the churches of the
association; opened and conducted by
Prof. c. P. Cole, MeAinnville College.
Adjournment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09

Dorothy Philips, the star of "Pay
Me-" the Jewel Production which is
appearing at the Liberty theater on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, has
the distinction of having oHtdrawu
both Billy Sunday and Doug Fair
banks in the opening day of the big
photoplay in Les Angeles.
The rise of Dorothy Phillips into
recognition as one of the foremost
emotional actresses on the screen has
been meteoric, and "Pay Me- marks
one of The great achievements in her
career.
Not more than a year ago she APP
peared in "Hell Morgan's Girl" a
big red-blooded play that jumped her
into instant popularity and has put
her name ON every film fans lips in
it's brilliant run throughout the coun-
try.
The plot Of "Pay Me- is as vigorous
and as full Of the appeal of elemental
emotions as the drama which first
made her famous, but is built up on a
far greater scale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09
Food Administrators
To Meet Each Month

Portland, Or, April o. Food admin
is%trators and grain and milling com,
missioners of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho will meet here after the first
Monday of each month to coordinate
administrative methods.
This was announced today by w. B,
Aver, Oregon food administrator,
Aver said yesterday meeting here
was such a success from a standpoint
Of coordination of administrative meth.
DDS that regular meetings were decid-
ed upon.
The next meeting viii be at Spokane
May 6 and the following one at Boise
June 3.
r. r. Bieknell, idaho administrator
proved the inspiration Of the first
meeting. He told how county admins.
traitors Of Idaho unanimously pledged
the states entire available wheat to
the government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-09
Secret Service
Operator informed

Salt Lake City, Utah, April 9.-Carl
Won Haagsman, known as Chauncey
Hollender, former German secret SER
vice on the. Pacific coast, expert tele-
grapher and W eless operator who was
captured in Arizona while attempting to
escape into Mexico for the purpose of
erecting q wireless plant, was brought
here last night by United States Mar
shall Nebeker and interned in the mill,
tary prison at Fort Douglas. He is de.
clared to be a most dangerous spy. In
1906 and 1907 he was an operator on
a San Francisco newspaper and was
discharged, it is said, for sending out
a libelous press special attacking the
character of a former associate. His
last place of employment was at Tacoma.