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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30

Even the influx Of thousands Of
people Of the Rose City for ~ort-
land day at the state fair failed to
bring the attendance mark for to-
day up to that established Wednes-
day, when more than $4,000 people
passed through the gates, establish
ing record uneqnalled during any
Of the SO annual shows that have
been held here.
The attendance today was ~sti
mated at slightly over 10000 pep.
pie, or nearly equal to the crowd
which taxed the capacity Of the
grounds on Thursday OF last years
fair, when 41.O00 people passed in-
to the grounds
While the crowds began to crowd
into the grounds earlyt oday. It did
not look as IL the attendance would
do credit to the fourth day until
the arrival of the special trains
from Portland with their thousands
Of souls. 1t was estimated that TO-
900 Rose City visitors entered INC
gates up to late hour this after'
noon, and that 10000 were on tht
grounds. !,
several times during the day J
Plovius sent calling cards In th'
shape OF formidable looking cloud'
to the grounds. but each time ~
was refused admittance.
At 1880 this morning larg'
crowd gathered near the grand
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Today S Aze,aYds

LIST; Margaret Wonder. Multnomah
county Or: Ruth Ellingsen. Clack-
amas county Sd; Mildred Conklin,
Multnomah county 4th; Agatha
Harding. Multnomah county 9Th.
Department No. 8 4
Blanche Jones. Clackanaas coun-
ty 1st; Alice Huering. Coos coun-
ty Cd; Emma Johnson. jackson
count y3d; Lena Filings. Clacka-
mas county 9TH; Mildred Metzker
Multnomah county 5th.
Cannin gDepartment
Welma Chase. Multpomah coun
ty LIST; Aney Gfstafsih, Multnomal
county I'd; Ameta Paulin, ,Clack
amas county Sd; Audra Wiensken
Multnomah county 4th; Lena Cor
ldell.s Multnomah, county 5th.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Many Witness
Battle Scene
Reproduction

The second anniversary Of the
battle or the Argonne. the key Of
fensive that broke the morale OF
the German land forces, was cele-
brated at the state fair grounds
wednesday night when thousands
witnessed the brilliant spectacle
present by Salem Legionnaires and
the Hit Fireworks company Of Sc
attic.
A score of overseas veterans and
sixty members Of M company went
into action while flares. star shells
and grenades exploded about them.
The veterans formed q skirmisll
line and leaping over fences snd
barriers subjected the enemy 70 g
fire OF grenades and trench torpe-
/, does.
IN addition to the battle and aero
plane raid scenes, many beautirul
set pieces were displayed. Amone
the sets were "Battle OF the Darda.
nelles.'' Legion Emblem, Capita
post No. 9. Elks symbol and ~ Z
I O. E." in letters OF flame, rockets
and wihrls. na.al
the Webfoot. Salem plane, over
/ head during the battle scenes, exc
| cutting difficult loops and maneu
| vers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Grand Champion
Award Goes 10
Portland Horse

Awarding of permiums in the
livestock classes went slow this
morning. Inssthes horse 90 Iatests As
q. Ruby Of Portland carried away
first in many events. In the Bel
gian class Christobel. four-year-
old stallion took first senior and
grand champion. Ruby's Pride OF
oregon, carried away first in the
two year-old class. Horace. three
year-old stallion also won first for
Mr.. Ruby in the three-year-old
class.
Agnes, four-year-old Frencn
Coach mare belonging 70 p "
Roedingheimer of Salem took ftrs'
| in her class. Judging was not com
pleted up to late hour this AFTER
noon. ~. -.
In the Guernsey class the Jas
p McNary farm stock took firs'
senior and grand champion. Glen
dale Echo, from the Glendale farm
was given junior champion. AWARDS
will not be completed in the rye
stock department until late thi'
| afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
DriUers Fail TO Dim
Lights; FiUe alleged
SbeederS Arrested

gave officers $40 for his appear
ance.
Ten dollars bond was put %
by M. stellwagon of this city. wns
was charged with speeding VS.
nesday. He is slated to appeas be-
fore Judge Race.
Ole Carter, 5od of exceedi'k
the speed limit. vas released -
s25 bond.
E. p. Eagon was also arresoe1
for speeding. He placed $zs oone
in the hands of police.
Because. It is alleged, he ~ae
operatlng q car for hire when ns
had no license. w. Achessn. 1879
saginaw street. was arrested Wee-
nesday. He put up $1s bono.
is slated 70 appear before JuaS0
Race.
"Everything possible VIII
done L, curb. traffic vioia<1on%
chief welsh declared today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30


Much complaint that automo-
biles are operating in Salem with
elaring headlights during the fair
Il heard daily. Headlights are
switched on full force. it is SAID
and spotlights. binding the eyes
OF any approaching driver, are en-
ployed. The evil. it is pointed out
Is especially noticeable on streets
leading to the grounds.
several more alleged speederF
we're arrested yesterday BY Off
Ger yerden NJ. Moffitt. and one
man was taken into custody for
operating a car for hire when ne
had no license
l. j. Kearns of Portland. was
arrested for exceeding the spes'
| limit. He put up s2s for his ap,
nearance before Police Judge Ear
Race. -, po-.,s,a
was arrested for speeding. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Hit By WaUe OF
Crime; Homes, Store,
Hotels, Burg glarized

Nothing has been Learned con-
cerning the watch aud revolver
stolen from the Salem roomini:
house..
At the Bailey residence II was
first believed the thieves had stol-
en- a large quantity of silverware,
and valuable iewelry This. how
eyer, was Thuisday morning found
to have been hidden under one OF
the beds w.tn view, 1t is thought
to keeping the burglary quiet as
long as possible.
Strange Men Sought
The home of Ennis Wait, 431
N. Front, was also entered Wed
nesday afternoon The house was
gone through from top to bottom
| but nothing was takcr. ME-
Prouty, who resides at .44s Nortt
Front, said today that two men
dressed as cattlemen, inquired al
! to the whereabouts Of the owner
Of the Wait residence.
They're at the fair" she saT
she told them. Police believe tina
these two men are guIr : Of th'
4 burglary. After gaining entranc'
by smashing through the bacl
door. the robbers let themselye
out through the front door, It wa
stated.
4 Four burglaries were commit
ted in Salem Tuesday night TIL
Salem rooming house, the Glen
4 hotel and the Cherry City hote
were robbed. and money watches
ana iewelry were taken A girl wa
/ held up while passing througl
university park and was relieve
Of a clasp pin She was unable
a give a. descripti9p Of the thief *
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
~ -7E7 n n
Men
Start w ar on
Chance Games

Appointed last night at meeting
iof the oregon Purebred Livestock
association In the auditorium q
the agricultural building at the fair
grounds. a committee to investigate
alleged gambling in the concessions
at the fair will report at a BANQUET
Of the association this evening. Ine
committee consists Of n. 3. Bush
nell of portland. Isaac Staples ol
Portland and q. M. Nelson of lnde-e
Tne allegations that unfair
games OF chance, aniountig IN cases
10 virtual "highway robbery" were
nlaced before the association lay.
nirht nv q. M. Plummer, who saifl
that upon complaints Of members
OF the association the perIii.- ol
five concessioners were revoked py
Ithe fair board yesterday.
spcnt ef2 for Doll.
One 12-year-old girl yesterday
spent s12 at one concession before
sba was successful In winning q
ldoll. Mr.. Plummer alleged. n,
| what action the association WIN
taka toward suppression Of conces.
sions Offering games OF cnance WIZ
lbe determined folic wrng the rs.Y. )
II me committee. which reports -
Iohietcionable concessions.
John P. whitney Of Lane county
III aneaking OF the evils OF the stats
sair concessions,. said he regretteo
that thew brought their children y
tra tsate fair to become contain
nata bv the cheap-john gampins
Joints which are being ope.asSs
here. He stated that II the Gomez y
, sions were allowed on the grouna'
| nsxt wear there would be no ex
hibits from the livestock assoc'a
, ton. an, IN IN
natter Of reorganizing ana makin'
!. the association more effective. ~,
der the organisation 1t is intenoe'
~ make Il include all breeders =
livestock, and all to be rep,rssnss -
| 81 the state fair meetings ine n
rganization committee appoin.eu =
Q Jrs D. whitney of Eugene. :
Iann ~ Perrydale and Paul Maurls
haaa ~ the extension ,departmen
I he oregon Agricultural coiiess
n Large Attendance. .a
The meeting was largely a.,eno ~
!. cd and proved tot be one ., ~ ~
! ! most M interesting meetings ina. sa,era ~
associations has ever held. sess.v !,
: sneakers were introduced anu sas
9 Interesting talks along the lrne =
= livestock development. 9. y. fsaus
II es,aent nseJ Of the U. S. National ban
in Eugene told why the pahAs
oregon and the northwes, s'sui So
!. CO. operate with the livestock DIsso rec,
I, ers by loaning them money wn. ,r,
y y necessary with which to buy pur'
y bred stock. Congressman 4.
e (Pat, Macarthur of Portland w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
OF
Overseas Men
Is Liberated
lizard Boiled Smith
Paroled is Report;
Served Only Half Of
His Sentence

washington, Sept. 30.-Former
= ,a,,+orant Frank RI lizard Rolled,
smith WHO waS coi''ioeeu Wy Sou'
martial in France for brutal treat
ment Of American soldier prisoners,
,rd sartancod to ~ months in nris-
:,
on was paroieo lroi'i rore Jay ~
", March 20 and since that time
his sentence as reduced for good
haha v,or bas axnirad n was sta,ed
eouay =. , .nu wal uepa' oo ''1ent.
NV IoiN: S-p., o. iaiN q
.Ilalu Donou, oi.,i.n, ~ me- allns
iieu'enanl toilsiceeu " coul.-nial
.iai % 2, u.s'i 'iea'l'en. ~ - So
rs ~ rance was palo'eu i,oii,
rort 'ay Maicn ~ alle ne ,s nau
serveu ie ln nl'le anu q nal
months - hls e iiioiiens .elin !,
is Mas 'ilaue .e.A.,,,.n n.umn % ~
the l,iiiilary u.loli.lea a. uos "a
go -. - SD 81 eom Sn,ith,s re,sas 60
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30

D. A. Looney. one OF 1eiieiSo
,aaars Of Guernsey cattle. oio
VI. hove an exhibit this year' pu.
,lo' ends consolation in the Iacl y
ne ~ .ha Guernsey Lull beiongius
- ,' Mr.. Williams of 1illamoos- s,,a wn,ua :,
~ .ook first prize and grana o ass
took - - ;ts class yesterday, was
pion IA !, on his farm south OF ga
lem.
NJ Rinnegar. a farmer ,,l oa
,.tra, a. u Howell, is attending r .ns
Sent sa,r although he has 70 nay .ao :.
state ian' clutches. Mr.. Binnegar
asrs ls1 II takes something moas ,.,'
says s. 81 otrred hip to keep nm a ,.o
s The the state fair, which ne ,.,,l n', :
from aS .,i1 suecessiveiy for nearly q
half century.
excited bunch Of tourissy QUITS :
An .he state fair yes 80 !.
yisilins thsir greatest difficulty = =
found the,s ,a beneath the dry sur.
a muu dozen men and an ,ssu ss,S
face; face. made it possible for s ,nsm ~,
I truck Nc n the journey arounu -,
to pursus ,,ntil the marshal persu''
gs gs0u,a them to park the car
J The y, y0phs tbe airplane fall yestsr ,is,,
wno San and started to run n1a Is was no
DAY 20 a be still going. ne ~a
ed ed 70 on y the ground again
p.v stephen A. Douglas sl,s haspit hospit
fee, jnmate at the stare .l ICON con
ton to h,,t arI not through ,Ii.',salf musuu i'm
a., was enjoying h'
seea, menseiy yesterday
.o Young ladies from ,lnus sisss See
Two .so so biv wouldn't have oes sat
ton pr0ssetth r. sse the sights a. the s..a s's9 70
able ,.sstsrday. to ere had it not been bee gat At
fair yseo,,s yesser disposition OF the s''
, Keeper s at the nor'n
os the farmer boys an an
80 sow who expected to take ga a f,u fs'
slr,S, Sing the birds during .ns .ho,
amIns amor expressed some fear aO0'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Fair Program-T Tonight, Friday

730 o. m-Chariot races Salem council, American BOY
Scouts in stadium arena
night performance of horse show IN stao-
inn, music by H. N Stoudenmeyers band.
m-Meetn2 of Pure Bred Livestock association IN
agricultural building.
Friday-An American and Grange Day
e.o0 a m-Judgng of livestock continued
900 to 1000 a. m-Informal welcome Oh foreign o'n
citizens by members Of All American day
paradng of livestock winners in coliseum. -
10 00 a m-Canning contests by county boys ana efis
canning clubs in educational building.
103o a. m-Open air concert by Stoudenmese
40 - .eo y m no-Euqenic clinics in educational build
~ under auspices of Marion county childrens bureau
1870 D. m.-Racing program
0Crowning of the derby by some foreign grll
Mass singing of foreigners at the grand s'anu
300 to 400 p. m--Demonstratlons or nome nuiS'
5,cat;on building by local trained nurse y,
400 to 500 p m-Free moving picture IN pas'''0' "
charge parent teachers association9
viewing of exhibits of nations IN stauluia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Ida Falls to
Poles After
Hard Battle
Important Link in Bol.
shevik Defense Can.
tured; Advance i.
General

Warsaw, Sept. 30.-Polish fore
es captured Ida, an important
town As miles south of wilma. and
Pinsk, fortified city 80 miles
east Of Brest-Litovsk, Tuesday, ac-
cording to official statements is
sued here.
The Polish advance toward the
northeast is continuing and the
fall Of Wilma, the Lithuanian capt.
tai, is expected within a few days.
Kamenetz-P Podolsk, city on the
northern bank of the Dniester riy-
er in Ukraine has been recatpur-
ed by Ukrainian troops from the
bolsheviki, it Is reported.
Reports show that the Polish
Ukrainian forces are advancing
along the entire line. In the cen
ter the Poles have reached Slo-
MIN and crossed the River Shcha
destroying the 21st bolshevik di-
vision and capturing nine guns.
5000 Prisoners Taken
In Polesia the Poles smashed
the fourth bolshevik army, thu
reports state, taking 5000 prison
ers, including all staff officer
with the exception of the com
mander in chief, and wrestling
Pinsk from the soviet forces.
Retween Pinsk and Grodno, Il
Volhynia, Polish troops have oc
cupied the railway junction o
| Sarny.
| In connection with the repor
Of the capture of Kamenet-Pod
DISK by the Ukrainians in thei
eastward push, it is said unofficial
| ly that the Ukrainians are contem
plating an effort to join Genera
Wrangers forces and sever tn
boishevik line of communication
between Kiev and Odessa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
County Asked T0
Provide Bee
COMMISSIONS

Sllverton, 6ept 80. - HeSnA1lo
many bee keepers Of Marion cQue<
ty have lost heavily Of lata ~
reason Of disease among the bsese 4
they have asked the county roake
to create an office of hee coinml4
sioner, and Mr.. Book wtll uke1
be made commissioners. Mr.. lyoc9
is one OF the extensive prodsace1r
OF bees and Is considered anthartl
on the subject. The law, II = naf4
REQUIRES seven bee kespisrs -
the petition, but the petition whirlA
is ready to present to tna cosnfy
court contains snore than ukkS
names. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Insane Man Is
Human SQUIRREL

Denver. Sept. s0.--srsnur Q.
seayer, thirty. inmate of the in
sane ward OF the Denya. County
Hospital, was determined 20
prove his contention that lie was
q s.human spirrel.' He escaped
from the institution All II re-
ouired several members OF the
police department and part OF
\ the city's fire apparatus to, shake
| him from the topnio5t branch
-of a tree In the residsn.i,i sec
ton, where he had slept all
night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30

Rings, a watch and $500 in
currency figured in the haul, val
ued at 5000, burglars made We'd
nesda yafternoon when they ran
sacked the home OF Marcus Bailey,
567 North Front street. Sometime
during Wednesday night thieves
entered store at 4S4 N. Church,
went through the cash drawer.
smashed open the safe, and
capped. A watch and revolver
were taken during the night from
room in the Salem rooming
house, and the home of Ennis
Wait, 431 N Front, a wholesale
packer, was 'burglarized.
Salem police are working tooth
and nail to stem the crime wave
which has struck the city. Sus-
poets are picked up on the streets,
taken to headquarters and ques-
toned and the ground where burg
ilaries have been committed during
the last two days has been careful.
1iy gone over. Every c1ew has been
followed with no results.
Break Thru -Four Doors
Entrance to the Bailey home
was gained by smashing foui
doors, police found. The house
was stripped of valuables from
cellar to attic. Besides the $5oo II
paper money, a gold watch and
| fob were taken.
The Church street store, poiic'
said. was entered through an up
stairs window, which the purs
| lars crawIed through after CLIMB
ling on the wood shed roof. Afte
4 going through tire cash drawe'
and breaking the snfs, they escap
Bed by way OF side door. \
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30


Premiums were awarded in the
state boys and girls Industrial
club as follows:
Potato Contest
Roy Lasley, Multnomah .coun-
ty. 1st; Winnie Jorl, Clackamas
county "a; Lloyd Bramhill, Mutt
nomah county. Sd; Frank Shun-
ard, Multnomah county, 4fh: Ciar-
ence Konne. Ciackamas county,
5th. sss
Cooking
Bertha Kohlhagen, Douglas coun
ty. 1st; Lois Hagan, Clackamas
county. I'd; Helen Konger, Multi
nomah county, Sd: Elanor Ferris
Multnomah county. 4th; Dollis
Harris Multnomah county 5th.
Sewing Department, No. =
Lane Irving, Douglas 7. county
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Mi. John Dry,
Dry Dock Man
Was Not Dry

y San Francisco, Sept. 30.-
John Dry, of the Mare Island,
CAL, dry docks. was dry.
2 Dry came to San francisco
to avoid remaining dry. Incl
dentally he was arrested shcrt-
~ after his arrival here for being
uruk and not dry. as he should
have been. He was brought be-
fore. Police Judge Oppeaheir.ier.
H.. will. dismis the case. Dry,
If you will promise TO 60. back
to the dry docks and reinain
there, dry. for thirty days at
least" pronounced Judge II-
penheirner.
Dry promised thai he would
stay in. that is at tho drydocfs
for thirty days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
park-to-Park Men
To Be Cherrians
Guests afLunch

About. rs members of the an, pa,
to-park party will arrive in .Ssocs sa,c.
ms,,~sday ~ morning at IL oclocs'
. : was announced "Wednesday a.
ternoon. ,,, no suests
Ss,au cherrians at luneneo, :,
- =, he held at the Marion nose', =,
prominent city and ss sos men
aff;cials and salem business
will be at the luncheon. ex-
"a. A number of Rctarians .s are vii n
,..c,sa = ,s' to be present and there e. w,l ~.
be several Albany res'ue
tendance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Accidents Delay
Auto Stages On
Portland Rum

Aurora, Sept. s0.-Two ck ths
salem Portland auto stagss wen<
into wreck this snrehSo,s. but -
one was injured in either cA1e-
one stage went out OF the sire
IN aurora with a crowded car, a1a9
Van upon the side walk in front e
the confectionery store One wness
was broken and the machine otn-
erwise damaged. The sscond ns
was wrecked near Hubbard
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30

tion in the educational building
which was shown at the Yakima
fair last week, and will be taken
october Attn to- the Linn county
fair 1t is In charge OF the local
officers and Miss Fletcher, Red
cross nurse, who explains the var
ious charts having to do with tne
care Of children, their food, clotn-
ing ana care of the sick. Also All
appliances. for first aid as used py
the Junior Red Cross are present.
ed in a most novel and interesting
way. There are in addition dals
demonstrations in the care OF the
sick, such as bed changing aeo
making, bathing. taking the tenn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30

the undertaking after the wreck
yesterday afternoon.
The fire department was called
out to a small blaze on the grounds
last evenin. and there was some
rapidity among the motorists for
few minutes.
For the first time in the history
of the state fair association, II is
said, the first half Of the week has
passed without the arrest Of some
drunk.
An interesting place for visl'
| is the ..merican Red ';ross s-'-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30

one OF the speakers q Che nneettl19
Nj. Macarthur said ~ thougl
there ought to be an Effort naaas -
have congressman visit the nertI-
west at the time Of the sssoo1akion
meetings. He said il was 4 szaptt1
Of great importance that conszs
become conaervant with The 49,
and requirements Of the northws
livestock breeders.
Mr.. Smith OF Coos county spolEo
Oh the subject Of trading tlSe4
oughbred bulls for grade buils =
plan which the banks IN his coun<1
ore working out very suocee4f1Ily.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30


An unique display. the feature OF
which is a large stone supported in
the air by a stock tire inner tube.
ia offered in the accessories exhibit
at the fair by the Horse Shoe Tire
company OF Portland. of which j.
c. Burch is president. A gu.esmg
contest to determine the weight OF
the rock, the winner of which VIII
receive an inner tube free. is be-
ing conducted at the booth.
Haines sedan was the first car
to be sold off the floor at the far
grounds auto show at which lzo
different makes of automobiles are
displayed. George Il. Halvorsen'
one OF the men In charge OF the
show, stated today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ueursc sdarx OF
Eugene are at the fair for a few
DAYS. Mr. Marx Is prominent
Eugene business man.
Two special police cars are oper'
ating In and about the fair groundi
all this week. This service. Chie
welsh says. greatly expedites tn
movements of local officers.
A first aid station is maintained
| near the entrance to the fai
| .rounds nv local Boy Scouts, and
great many minor injuries nav
ben treated. No charge Is made o
the boys, who also conduct a los
and found department.
A great deal Of interest Is show
women in the daily talks. given }
the afternoons in the educationa
building at the fair. on home nur'
ing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Hurt Cranking
Ovn Car; Asks
$1,000 Damages

Boston, Sept. 3o.--chargins 49,
the tank OF his auto was filled witA
kerosene xnstead Of gasoItne, ane
that he In consequences c
the car until he ruptured ms ap-
pendix, Harry Carp OF Dorcnes.ezs
filed suit for $4,000 in the supersor
Court. .,...
The defendant is Morris Schic
proprietor Of a hardware ~
wher ecarp alleges he was supp!iea
With kerosene in place Of gasoilns-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-30
Weston Is
ce,,e Of Big
Dock Blaze
Starting in Sui
\ Bin Does Dam
E,ti,,lated Near
100000

...o, rexas, Sept. 3o.-iirr.ee r.
|'tIng in sulphur bins at RE,
1. wv .,o,ock this morning spread
,,ong the water front re-
/, i ne destruction OF Fier 80
x Y aontents, ~. partial destruc-
y y NJ Cotton Concentration
4! I, I'M M south Of the pier ana
1, X sseO bales Of cotton in ! .ne ! !
E.iong with other commo0'- 4
!. w. was still burning at ~ : a. !.
s'as I. s.'ss under control. The
y y Z sI !. Etna with a cargo o.
\ \ ,a,as y still afire. II was r.
tna' y : ID damage to cargo and
'sss ~ estimated ! at $1,000. 900. IN
4 Othcr ships Saved. ~,
!. ,esding devices Of the sul-
.'"ns where the fire oris,,.Ht- .
J, 's,, 's,ns IN the neighborhood OF
\. I p,sre destroyed althousn
y u the sulphur storage pms
a " .nins Hornsby Castle. Brit
F,xen. swedish. and the ven
N Iarringa British. were NOV
nlaces Of safety, -
s,ss reported fifteen cars q
/. vere destroyed. !.
IN difficulty was enocunteIso !,
estlng n tile fire because Of the
WIND which was piowins =
4 IL miles an hour. s
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A, psiramen were overcome p'
trom the burning sulpnui
...s II them were in a seriou,
ssan. More than a h,indree
VA r,l guardsmen have been o'
lathe fire. nr,,,,,.
ulant Of the Anchor Miiiin'
[.ny 4 cotton seed cake grlno
MN situated just north Of rie
NJ destroyed. No estimate .
|,oss has been made. T..
Iva 4. Franconia in the slip 2
|,5 escaped with only m'ho
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[sday postmarked from soIl
IA Canada. warming him ina
Are going to be destroyed.
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