davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-11
BoLsHEvIKI CAPTURE UFA.
After Three Days of Sanguinary Fight
ing with Kolchak's Forces.

London, June lI.-Bolshevik forces
yesterday captured Ufa, one of the cities
recently taken by the troops of Admiral
Kolchak, after three days of sanguinary
fighting, according to Russian wireless
dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-11
Normal Force at Baltimore.

Baltimore, June 1.-THE Western I'M
ion and Postal companies reported nor
NAL force at work at 9;30 a. m. The
leader of the telegraphers' union said
he was without information.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
In janloSo 6G7ndido

In jGntoSo oGndido
En- fuentes particulars Sc cree que
ell individuo que figuraba como cabe-
ella al lado de Sandes. no fue Cas-
tulo de Ia Toba, sino un famoso ban
dido de esta region llamado Tirso de
Ia Toba, pariente del que Sc cree ha-
va muerto.
Segun los datos cue hemos recogi-
do, Tirso de Ia To5a fue uno de los
cabecillas de filibusteros que pelea-
ron en- esta region desde el ano de
1911; la actividad del gu~errillero Y su
valor 10 hicieron temib:e Y algunas
personals s~upusieron fundadamente
que el tai habia de regresar a su
vida de aventuras en- un future no
remote. pues siempre do muestras de
inquietud.
Hasta ahora no Sc sabe 81 fue este
cabecilla 0 Castulo ell Que fallecio en-
el corlbatc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

los cabecilIas en- 81 Marcia hacia los
pUeblos del Distrito Sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

paso 4 paso las huellas del fugitive
Y trataba de hallarlo para presentar
combate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

ca~lifornianos; por ell contrario los
rancheros de la region invitaron a
Sandes a deponer su actitud Y a So
meterse al gobiernc.
POGO tempo despues de que habia
salido para el Sur, Sandes, expert
mentado Y mucho por su conocimiento
del territorio, comprendio que 10 We
nian persiguiendo tres pequenas CO.
lumnas volantes, una al mando del
Mayor Juan Rocha, otra al del Ca
pitan segundo Julio Dunn Y la ulti-
ma a las ordenes del S~ubtenicnte
Chavez.
De las tres columnas Ia que mas
cerca iba del profugo y de su fuer-
"a, era Ia de Chavez. Empenado
en- Ia persecution este Official seguia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
jTcrmino Ia reveuLth?

Esta precunta Ia hicimos a In fun
cionario del gobierno c~antuista y nos
respondio 10 %siguiente:
la revolucion iniciada por un CRU
20 de a~gitadores, aun no ha termina-
do; va quedaron muertoG o priSione-
ros algunos de los pronunciados; ga
no hay uno solo que este en- el cam
DO. armada. en- actitud de atacar al
gobierno o siquiera de d~cfenderse de
IN. ataque: pero Ia obra de los agita-
dores, ia obra dc disolucion iniciaca
por los mismos Y cue ha resu.tado en-
el derramamiento de sangre hcrmana,
aun no termina: las averiguaciones
continuan V sc espera que lleven al
conocimiento de algunos detalles ig-
norados, al Gobierno. Cuando este
suceda. entonces ~podremos decir que
la revolution de la Baja California
IA terminado.
"Sin embargo, hay que hacer OBJ
servar Que aun en- medic del desas-
tire. Ia fortuna ha estado de parte
de los hijos de IA Baja California,
pucs 81 Ia revolution no estalla pre-.
maturamente, en- estos m]onentos las
condolences de Ia peninsula serian de-
sastrozas, o Ia paz va hubiera sido
impuesta por un medic que habria
de tener sumidos en- la mas profun-
da pena a tcdos los mexicaAos.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
VALE DINERO

No 10 pierda. Recorte este anun-
clio Y ~envielo, accompanied de SC. en-
estampillas a Foley and Co., 1855
Sheffield Ave, Chicago. IL. I'd. re-
cibira, q vuelta de correo, IN paque-
te de muestra de Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, para Ia tos, resfrios y
Group; otro de Foley Kidney Pills"
para los dolores de costado Y de es-
palda, reumatismo Y Intermediates
de los rinones, de Ia vejiga y Foley
Cathartic Tablets, cue son IN magni-
fico laxative Y 10 mejor para Ia cons
tipaci6n. biliosidad y dolor de cabe-
"a (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
L,c carta alberta de AEDnado
ha hecho IN gran daHo
q CGrTQnzd
CViene de la LAY

como para dar IN mentis a las de-
clarsciones que el (e! embajador) hi
ciera frecuentemente tratando de de-
mostrar que el ~gobierno cuenta con
ell apoyo de la opinion pGblica y do
nina a todos sus adversarios."
Corfeso el Em~bajador Bonil!as,
por Iltimo, que IA carta de Alvarado
dirigida a Carranza, Obregon y Con-
zalez. lie cause mas dano al gobierno
actual que toda Ia campana "amari-
llista" ~desarrollada Ell ell este &c los
Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
81 ES listed MJyER LEA
ESTO QUE Ii CONVENE

En- cast todos los casos de~deblidad
en- Ia mujer, Sc nota IN flujo mucoso
debil que Sc escapa de Ia vagina que Sc
conoce con. el nombre de leucorrea y
con ell mas comun de flores blalcas,"
es s~orprendente como pocas mrjeres
conocen Ia inportanca vital de este
derrame ycon Ia rapidez que deblita
sd ORGANISING. Ell resultado comIn de
csta enfemedadrtan penosa y mogesta
que tant;simo Sc Ia generalizado entire
Ct sexo femenino, Sc ~localiza En- los
organos reproductores, ocasionando do
lor de espalda, dolor de costado, dolor
de 0beza. enfe-medad de los ovarios,
mirada languida, cansancio, nervio-
sidad, palidez densa, nal humor color
anormal. Esta debilidad tanbien es
Ia causa de muchos casos de estenhdad.
Cuando ell ffujo de esta molestia IS
profuso o abuadante, generalmente
signiiica que exissen ulceraciones y
disIocaciones de IL matriz y los dolores
y ardores de Ia inflammation son mas
c~onstaates y pcrsistentes.
r. - L. Ea--e-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

Con saguridad en- las Farnac
tonic Drug Co.," San Antonio y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

NEW YORK. y. y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

Los 'Supositorios Mitche1la
Vaginaies," estan considerados por
specialists en- cnfernedades &c las
mujeres, como el tatamiento local
mas eficaz para cast todas las enfer-
medades locales de Ia mujer. Ademas
tenemos 4 infinidad de testimonies
de personzs id5neas y carecterizadas
de distintos paises, en- que nos rinden,
en- una lorna que repcla nurha sin
.ce-idad, 81 agradeimiento por Ell
edto que han alcanzado con los '-Su-
positorios MitcheIia Vaeinales."
En- las direoGones que acompana a
ada GAIA, Sc dan a conocer mas q
detaIle las Intermediates que han sdo
dominates con el uso de este gran
e~specIio, y nnguna mujer "a sea
osada, soltea 0 vtuda, que SURE de
cuaiquiera de estos desordcnes, dsbe
vacilar en- hacer IN ensayo, especial
mente 81 Sc siente ansad = ahita
FL uso de los "Supositorios Mitche-
liz Vasinaies" Is seneiilo no GU
tienen grasa de nnguna espeee H-
danse en- las Famaeias y Drogpeiaa.
"Rio Grande,' Eel Paso; 3San Al
Brunswig Drug CO.., Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
(Viene de Ia la.)

los cabecilIas en- 81 Marcia hacia los
pUeblos del Distrito Sur.
Apolonio SundcS.
El nonbre de Apolonio SandeS es
ell que primero Sc menciona entire
Ia lista de los muertos que fueron
recogidos del campo despues de Ia
sangrienta Y corta lucha.
Apclonio SandeS era, en- opinion
de muchos de los bajacalifornianos,
ell future Pancho Villa, de esta pc
ninsula; sc lie considerable o gran
GeS cualidades como guerrillero: era
audaz, valiente, conocia palmo a pal
mo el territorio Y habia lido en- mu-
chas o~casiones de uno a otro extreme
de Ia peninsula. Por tcdas estas eau
sas. Apolonio SanGes, segun creyeron
en- IN principle las a~utoridades, bien
pudo organizar una revuelta 81 para
clio lutheran estaGo propicias las
condolences generates de Ia peninsu-
Ia.
BESIDE ell primer momento N que
Sc trato de hacer una conspiracion
contra las fuerzas de Cantu, Sc pen
50 en- Sandes V los organizadores del
complot Sc aprovecharon de Ia inquie-
ia parsonalidad del guerrillero para
invitarlo a Ia revuelta.
CGnttt 40 cree en- uGdu.
En- estas condolences, Cantu recibio
Ia noticia de que Sandes estaba pre-
parandose para re~volucionar. No ere
70 en- tai cosa y cuando le llevaron
atado codo con codo al guerrillero,
este nego que tuviera participation
alguna en- ningln movimiento J por
81 contrario aseguraba que era inca
paz de tomar las rma para alta
car al Gobernador.
e. Coronel Cantu creyo cue aqr i
hombre decia Ia verdad Y en- vez
mandarlo a Ia prisi6n, como lie suge-
rian varias personals, 10 dejo en- Il
bertad Y aiN lie do algunos dolares
para que pudiera subvenlr a sus ma
urcentes recesidades.
Este hecho alarmo y nucho a los
que 81 creian en- Ia posibilidad de que
Sandes fuera q alzarse en- armas; pc
70 como Ia Raja California Sc ha-
bia conservado en- paz, no volvlo a ha-
blarse de Sandes que Sc levanto en-
arnas, ell ocho de s~eptiembre Y Sc
lanzo a Ia sierra para segulr en- 81
aventura revolucionaria.
Guerra lleGCr q La Pa
Sardes, al frente de pequena
guerrilla, en- vez de ~internarse para
81 Esta6o de Sonora o de marchar a
los Estados Unidos, emprendi6 Ia Va
lerosa empresa de marchar hacla el
Sur de Ia Baja California,
e. plan del guerrillero era II Ia
mando de pueblo IN pueblo a Ia re-
beli5n :. asi hacerse de adeptos para
atacar. al frente de fuerzas numero-
sas. "a capital del Distrito Sur, La
Paz. Baja California. De ALI pen
saba regresarse hasta MeXicali Y to-
mar TODD ell distrito Norte combatien-
do con las fuerzas del $50. Regl-
miento.
Sandes inici6 81 plan rooandose
treinta Y tantos caballos de I'm ran
cho americana; con esas bestias Y I'm
punado de soldados del rerimiento de
Esteban Cantu, Sc Inferno en- Ia Sic
ira Y burlando "a vigilancia dc las
fuerzas del $50 Regimiento sc diri-
gi5 hacia Ia parte Sur del DiStrlto
Norte.
In persecution
Parece cue no encontro ningun ESQ
eI rebelde en- 81 amino de los baja-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
Pidt0 nf-ncin

fthtO yTNCH
La enorne distancia que hay en-,
ire esta poblacion V los campos DON
de ocurrio ell encuentro que nemos We
nido relatando. imposibilitan al Co
rresporsal conocer los detalles del su-
ceso; pero 81 ha podido saber algu-
nos in~teresaDtes.
Entire ellos Sc cuenta el siguiente:
cuando todos u companeros habian
perecido en- Ia rcfriega. Sandes alzo
las manos ~imploraHdo gracia; la lucha
aun no habia ceSado V el tenor de
cue fuera IN ardid del cabecilla pa
re- salvarse 0 para atacar a sus enc
micos de alguna manera i~nespe-ada
por 5stos. o bien que el ca!or del COM
bate hubiera excitado demasiado a los
scldados. hizo cue al mismo tempo
cue el cabecilla alzaba los braces, un
so!dado lo d~lsparara M bala que lie
atraves6 81 corazon deiandolo muerto
acknowledgements.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
CIlARIINOVlE


Mrs H. A MaybrrTJ returned
the first OF the week from visit
to her daughter, Mrs Ernest ShankA.
at Cherr yyale. Kan, her daughter
accompanying her home
MIR and MIRA 4. &. Mcconnell and
daughter returned Monday from a
visit 20 points In Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry KateS and Mr.
and Mira Paul Gardner arc spending
the-wcek fishing at Spavinaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Hadady are en-
joying visit from hts daughter
and son, Helen and Rustor, OF Roul-
der, Colo.
Mrs. Matte Shartle and Mrs. Lizzie
Clark of panvolle. Ind. are visiting
their brother. Or J. g. Tind~-.
Mr. and Mrs Il. A Atkisson and
daughters were weekend guests OF
Nnlta friends
Miss Minnie Kirkpatrick spent
Sunday In Nowaia VISITING Mr and
Mrs Walter Addlngton.
Miss Ellen Albert was the Sun
day guest OF huHnr folk ~ \owa.l
Miss May S}s,0u lott Tuesday FOR
Kenneth Moore. SON ~ Nr and
Ms leo \. Moore. .uunri Satur-
DAY from France
Mr. and Nya voc Chambers Fpcnt
Monday IN Tulsa shopping
Mrs ". = Hays is enjoying a visit
from hcr sister Mn g G. burrows
OF Stoncwan.
Mrs a. g. Montgomery snnu' rnr.
eral days in Kansas city. Mo. hits
week.
Miss Mary Young ot Musaorrc e.,
The guest OF MIR and Mrs d. l..
Smart for fow days
p A .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

complimentary 40 her niece. Mrs
trrtIdIue bJrU ~ tt,.4sunrr Ala.
Mrs a. T. Iruniugs wa hostess
Tu,ad,y moru.ur fo tho Tuesday
AUrtlop ch,h ABIDE from the usual
rIub mombcrs there we're three
pp,uta Mrs q G.. Croalou Mrs T.
gmclsny or junction Ciy. Kan. and
Mrs urri brIozicr Tup score was
reached hy Mrs. g. q. Cautrcll The
next needing will De held ln two
v,rEa win Mis-. Ca NJ Sublc as
Iosf,ss
t,J., ana ,t,s G,,rgo. /. Mann
...,.,,,'.tg., ,y.tn , b.I,., marty
,..r,,...,,......' ~, ibr r,,'.rp from
t...,,, ~, r,..r ,,r r1.uf George
e.,
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h"th Ml' NY n'I'.' .I
'"F Hth' I"' ',"'l o.u''',
meet h' 'N" "I W." I'' >.
h''" h IInn,y WIN WV
"i nv "H,' 30 ,.,.,-.,
Mt. an" MiN VI. u. M'",l' 'N,'I
,''h'I I'',"AF 'F'ulUt VIZ,
H'"'I' H''''' '''"P'''''n.nlS ~" w..
1'h I"s''l, ~u" I"''"''5 "''''''
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Mr. ana Mrs oscar shnffrr and
three children departed Tu,aduy fur
Eureka Springs. ARK, 10 spend tho
summer
Mrs. carl J Hughes departed
Tuesday for Denver. colo 10 spend
fhc summon.
Fay chew. jr left Monday Tor
Battle Creek. Mich. before going tu
Camp Custer. Mich. to take "A course
In military training
Mira Fay T. Chew ana Mira & !
Benson. accompanied hy little Grace
Alice Henson ana Jimmie chew de
parted Tuesday Tor Minneapolis
MINI, where they will visit friends
before going on to Geneva Reach
for tho summer
Mrs Charles spears has M her
house guests her sister. Mrs n NJ
Kirkbrido and children ~ Caney
Kan. and her Histrr.ln law. Mrs
Gordon Caplin, Of Two Buttcs. colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

and enjoyable session, large at.
tendance being present
Mr., and Mrs Nirgil K'rshner ~
Muskogce are guests Of Mi and MIS-
William Kcrshncr.
Mrs Mortcll returned 10 her home
In Springfield, Mo. Friday AFTER a
visit with Mr. and MrE Ed Doughty.
Or and Mrs Guntor Duckworth
or san Angelo. ToNts nrr gucgly
of Dr. and Mrs H. n Khho
Mr and Mrs. Dewey budaon of
Coffeyyille, Kan. apont sunday In
The city guests ~ relatives
Mis- Edna Huffman had na her
Sunday guest Mr. WIN Bohcruru
o.. CoNryyillc, Kan
Mrs. g s. Loacock spent FrT7n5
In Tulsa win Miss Maud LAturN,Il.
Miss Lillian hDQucrry ~ Tulsa
7p"nt Tho week end IN the city with
Miss Pauline burgess
Mrs leo A. Moore pleasantly On
tertaincd m" Presbyterian NId
Thursday afternoon
Some 50 friends gathered ni the
home ~ Mrs H. a. WUUdsuu 0u grr.
und and Muskogce Thursday even.
Ink and gnye her a farewell pnr'y
Mrs Woodson vii 10 10 Mluliou
col. TO mako her home
An enjoyable meeting ~ tho Kappa
!1olphlan chapter wus held 90 me,
home OF Mrs u. ~ Llrhiucr Mon
day afternoon
The Junior Christian EudcavuE
was pleasantly entertained by
Misses Lota ahd lsvrlyn Fountain
Saturday afternoon ut hrlr home
In the north part of the city
An enjoyable dance was held AZ
tho Fllppln hall Wrdncsdny even
Ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
OKMII.GEE.

As compliment 10 Mrs Brown
Hnndcl of Corpus ChristR Texas.
Mrs -. NJ Handel entertained ut 1
O'Clock luncheon on "Wednesday.
CONTINUED on PAgE FIFTEEN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08
SENATE COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN RELATIONS TO
PROBE MEXICAN MATTER

Washington, Aug. S--The senate for
eign relations committee today decided
on an investigation Of the Mexican
problem.
It ordered a favorable report on the
King resolution, empowering ne com
mittee to investigate the matter Of
damages and outrages suffered by Am
erican citizens in Mexico. y
The resolution gives Tie committee
broad powers to 90 into the killing Of
Americans, the destruction and confis.
cation Of property and tie collection
of claims since the retirement Of Pres
ident Diaz A report Of findings with
any recommendations thought neces-
sary, is to be laid before the senate If
the resolution is adopted
Without debate and with no Oppos-
ing votes, the senate passed resolu-
tion by Senator King. Utah. reported
today by the foreign relations commit
tee.
The investigation Is to be conducted
by the foreign relations committee,
which has been given power to summon
any witnesses needed. An amendment
adopted provides that "any matter in
derogation Of American rights may
be inquired into by the committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08
OF NATION
GUESTS IN PORTLAND
Three Hundred Members Of
N. { A. Arrive On Jaunt
Over Country Today.

Portland, Or, Aug. s-(tInited Press)
Three hundred members OF the Na.
tional Editorial association arrived here
today on a special train, aud during the
next two days Portland will be the
scene of the associations IS annual con.
vention.
Inc convention on wheels as II
hGs been called, left Chicago July 20,
proceeding through Canada and stop.
ping at Winnipeg, Edmonton and Van
eouver.
TIE edit'is win 40 to Oregon City,
Oregon, tomorrow, where the officers of
.he association will offieiate az the un
yeiiing Of moEmmCnt oommemoraiing
the cstabli.Ln Of tnt first newspa'
pei on the Pacific eoagt
Returning to Portland, the newspaper
men will journey on their special train
to Tacoma Wednesday and visit Rainier
National Park. A business session will
be held in Tacoma the following day.
Seattle will be the scene of another
business meeting Friday. Victoria, b.
c., will be reached Sunday and the final
business session Of the convention viii
be held there the next day. The g,tms
trip to Chicago is TO be stertcd from
Vancouver B. G., August 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08
VALUATION OF KLINGER
ESTATE is PROTESTED

block becomes the rrcp,riy Of Ernest
klinger.
The Two story busi.rs, building oc
edpied BY G F. Bishops Salem Woolcn
Mills store, with a frontage Of 30 feet,
was appraised at go 900, the Klinger
estate owning an undivided one half
interest. Eugene Eekrrlin owns the 9th
ef half. The two stoy building jus,
north Of the Bishop store, and which
Is soon to be occupied By the Salem
Wooden Mills store. with a 80 foot
front, was valued A $4,000.
A fraction CT lot :. block 30, ad.
joining the estate 81 the north. some
times known as the Anderson building,
with a frontage Of 23is feet, vas ap-
praised at 5000.
With the store building new oeen-
pied by &. P. Bishop valued at so. .090,
owned by Eekerlin and the Klinger
estate. and the adjoining building ou
the north at $4,000 and the Anderson
block adjoining on the north again at
s9o0e, the total appraisement Of tie
three business build ngs, with a front
age Of S3is feet on the best part Of
North Commercial street is placed ai
$1,000.
The business block on South Com
mereisl stresi known as lot ,, block
47. about opposite the Capital Journal
office, adjoining the Turner building
recently acquired bY d. Samuels. wa.
appraised at s4e0a. The family home
On lois : aad :. church aud Ferry
streets ea- valued at 5000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08
DOLSHEVIK CONTROL
SOUTHWEST HUNGARY
Secret Murders Committed By
Soviet Troops Come To
Light Today.

Budapest, Aug. 6,-(United Press.)--
While allied troops are maintaining or.
der in Budapest the b0lsheyiid are re-
ported to have seized control in south
western Hungary and are said to be
slaughtering the bourgeoisie population.
Secret murders Of hundreds Of vie
Tins during the boishsyik regime we're
just becoming known. The victims in
eiude General Fory. who was lynehed
and thrown in the Danube. and Colonel
BoThy, sho was shot and thrown an the
Danube
The terrorist, Abrahsm koha, who
was arrested today. b0avted in an inter
viewShat be- had committed ei ighiy mur-
deFs under the orders of Thor szamue-
ly. one Of the bolsheyik leaders.
The murders Of Count Tiszs, who was
killed under order from Joseph Pogany,
q soviet e0mmisary, also ere known To-
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08

Objections TO the valuations placed
on the Maurice Ringer estate have
been filed with the county court by o..
r. Hoff, state treasurer.
They are based On the grounds that
the inventory and apprsisement do not
contain the true al full value Of the
estate and that the amount of inheri-
tauce tax purported to be determined
by the order Of the county court ap-
proving the apprai iement is not the
full amount due the state Of Oregon.
Based on these objections. Treasurer
H0ff asks the county court for an Or
der setting aside rs former order Of
July 10, 1919, AMI for a re-appraise-
ment Of the estate and a determining
Of the inheritance FAX as provided by
law.
Maurice Klinger died April %. 1919.
In the will, John Il MeAary was nam
ed as executor. Tie county court ap.
pointed as appraisers EHgene Eekeflin,
Christopher Paulas and T * Ford
In their appraisea.snt. the value Of
the estate was placed at 81, 6,o92.g3.
Part of this appraiscmenf wheh Treas
urer Hoff objects to s the value placed
On valuable busiaess blocks in Salem,
IS follows.
Fractions Of lsi- : and 4. Of block
81 city Of salem, known as the King
e. building On STA. zfreet. Just west
81 the Masonic Tsmpla. This we story
block the appraisers waived at fss,oo0.
By the terms o. .hs sill. ihe Kliagei
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08

FOREST PATROL FLYERS
TREAT SPECTATORS TO
THRILLING AIR STUNTS

Stunt airplane flying has become
quite common in Salem since the city
is headquarters not only for CONNER
eial planes but fos the government s
forest patrol service. BIT asst evening
the four army flyers wh1 came to the
city from Medford without stop treat
ed the natives Of the city and others to
We finest aerobatie flying ever wit
6, sed Instead of keeping at an alti-
"a of 1000 feet or more, the four
~ patrol flyers cane right into
some instances baiely so feet
a .: g buildings. Another aviator
eli, p, capitol dome and gave the
Onlo % gyeral real thrills.
The government planes coming to
Salem to do forest patrol work, exper-
ienced no difficulty in crossing the Sis
kiyou mountains, although the plane of
Major Smith. in command, developed
some engine troubles.
With Salem now recognized as head.
quarters for the forestry airplane pa
troll service, il is thought that the state
will at once begin the btiliing of suit
able hangers and arrange Cor establish
ing a service station at the state fair
grounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08

One hundred or more attractive girls,
all carrying roses end such, may be
wanted Sunday evening about $3.50
O'Clock, 10 take part in welcoming the
$50 editors, members Of the National
Editorial association, who will spend
few hours in Salem, on their way to
Crater Lake.
A telegram was received at the
Commercial club from San Francisco
stating that such welcome would be
greatly appreciated by the editors, in
addition TO the luncheon 10 be serv-
ed at Wilson park
The matter win probably be taken
up with Mrs z. }. Riggs, president Of
the Woman 2 club, and working in co
operation with tie Commercial elab,
an effort made to prove to the nation
Al editors that in addition 70 prnnes
and logaRberries, this part OF The sal-
ley and especially Salem. produces the
loyeliest young ladies on the coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-08
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company Is Strike Bound

New York, Aug 7.-The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit company again attempt
ed 10 resume service this morning, fol
lowing another night Of complete pa
ralysis resulting from the strike of un.
ion employees.
Officials admitted today that service
on the surface, elevated and subway
lines was even more meager than yes
terday morning, when less than 20 per
cent of the cars and trains were ~
operation.
Mayor Hylan sought to force Lindley
NJ. Garrison, receiver, to submit to ar
filtration. The former secretary Of war
however, said he would resign first.