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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16
Jefferson

+ Jefferson, Dec. 16.-Mr. and
Mrs. Law who reside north of town
We're in Jefferson Wednesday.
They expect Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
HGrilley of Salem to visit them in
the near future for the winter
period. The Grilleys have resided
in Salem for thirty-two years.
A number of members of the
Masonic fraternity from Albany
and Seio visited their colleagues of
this place Wednesday night, the
Albany visitors putting on some
special work. The dining room at
the Masonic hall was filled. Hugh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16
rhirty Seven In
Postmaster Race
In Dallas, Report

Dallas, Dec. LIT is reported
that there are 81 applications for
the Dallas postoffiee ut this time.
ia good aany aspirants hoping to
be considered by the new admi-
nistration.
John II. Eakln, more eommonly.
known as Jack Eakin, one of the
well known residents of Dallas nd
IN ex-service mn, is no longer IA
candidate for the appointment. II
was rumored for some time that
Mr.. Eakin would make an attempt
to procure the position. How
ever, he states definitely that his
plans are to take up the study
of medicine ut the University of
Oregon medical college in Port
land during his service there and
received the eommissioI~>sf second
lieutenant.
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performed Many
Y ! onerations Is Insane

,,..r cebhard, a surgeon WIN !"
,,,Hsrn 1Herr the capital of Meeklenpufg, NIB !"
|shgersn y ersaoe - andn removed to lun@tic ic
|ilfa .,'reG lD,", to operate long after ms
'0N',,u eo, bo was the proprietor OF a
,bat \ disproportionate NUMBER
FVa ,,o home, and during recent op+
ID 'uV ,;.tod him noticed that he went
u the fact that death had @ oe9o' she W.,
,ss uatient. a woman. was dead, ,'.nd on
!, ~ tbe he fact that death had occurre9' ,i'.,o
,D,,r "'s went ON operating on the corpse.
|pa' \, ,be asylum it was discovered that
Wv !, onorations had been performed py
l'' ~ps ~ the case of a soldier whose
|nscsssarily amputated. while woman an
I'M Inflammation of the ear had hel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16
Youth Classed
|,,erter Is Puzzle

what fate befell j. y
Pc. .,,,rs - navy who on Jannary n.l,a Torl, !,
q ,sare s from his snip III wv
|sufaedg ,leoartment Jennings Bryan
/ ihe nav ~ .t.r for he failed 10 re-
q the me expiration OF ms ieaae '...',d ~
Iip a uns ne three years have passea
sh n9at "a, Sis mother believe 'hat s''h
h.r son did not desert but
sllve W. While he was on snore 'easo :,
|el play tuberculosis, who is mpkhs
|rsr lio,n ~ ravages of the great while
/, ,gainst ". .hi.' section, she has never
kAtudes % race of her lost boy, or
gam 1ay so she waits for some news ~
BIZ BY uas ar M the mystery ana re-
W. GO sons name on the navy REQ
,or lived with his mother r5d ~ aaa as
tlaAi,l ,lo and enlisted in the nas' ne no
|cE No, M,,oyember, 1917 While IN M the
|an ~ ~ nd after a seige in q New
BIZ Daek e,ad al, from fireman to BAKER
% nOard the receiving snip po,, :" m The
=, oo'i January T. he was to san an ~, ai,,nr .a
on 9and ond before sailing was given
|pf cuoe' ~ heard from him, !,
|as me i"1s is mother and brother, al
|fueTs ,sss - &C. for life in the navy, on
ioaa sogore his disappearance enc ne o0 wfu,g and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16
Former Dallas
Woman to Direct
Big Corn Show

Dallas Dec. 1C-- Mrs. Winnie
Brader, formerly of DALLAS but
now of Portland, state exhibit
agent, will head the corn show
committee next year as appointed
by Paul V. Maris. college extension
director
Plans for a larger ana better
corn show are under consideration
by the committee and will be an
nornced. says Mrs. Braden. Some
revision Of the plan will be made
experiences.
Mrs. Eraden, since leaving
Dallas. has forged 70 the front and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16

has gained statewide recognition
i2 agricultural circles and fair eX-
hibltorf. When in Dallas she had
charge OF the county booths Mt the
state fair, and it was through her
efforts THAI Polk county won the
grand prize for a number Of years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16

Default decree entered hy eoar;
giving II. =. Gilbert clear title to.
lao acres Of land IN township &
south range west Of Willamette
meridian.
c. W, Hatfield VS.. Ambrose Ar,,
still aud Theresa Arstill. Demurrer
to complaint alleging complaint
does not state facts sufficient to
! constitute cause of action. Com
tplaint alleged damages of $1,000 as
Ambrose said land and gave war
riinty deed to 1871 acres OF land and
did not except in description a
strip which had been sold for
county road
Probate Court,
In re estate of Vincent Thomp-
son, deceased. Proof of publica--
tion of notice of final settlement
filed by Mary +. Thomas. cxecu-
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Page Five

-fHiT. en'fef by court anHovius
enal account Which stated rral and
pefaelHl property remanins TN
sold of tho value Of $14.4Ss.20 he
longing to only heir Mary T.
Thomas, should be so discharged
by exeeuts!X and estate eiosfd.
II. Wdlker e al, minors. First
annual account as TO minors, ilab
ert IL. Walker showing SS3o.72 due
ward now of age and Hanna gct-
becca' Walker SS41.9T nov of age.
Order setting time OF hearing II
nal account Of Ora p. WallSer,
guarsiians saturday. January IS,
1921.
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Polk County Court


Dallas, Or, Dec. 16.-The hide
pendence National Eank rs. G. u.
Bowman. Motion filed by plain-
tiff's ATTORNEY to dismiss the action
begun to collect $500 due on n
promissory note. Court entered an
order dismissing the suit without
cost to either party.
II. f. Gilbert VS.. Miller Hayden.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16
[an Editor Sleeps.

tr sleeplessness that is declared by a
70 have never failed him: lie starts
roris he can remember that begin with
Exhausted the AS he starts on the BIS,
h he generally reached the ninth ana
before heing rewarded, but now he has
As before he is sleeping as soundly as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16
W Hun Monument.

IIt-The monument which was erected
IN COuillet, near Charleroi, Belgium, in
'tihebattle of Charleroi was blown up
order Of the municipal authorities. An
the monument recently was made by
III
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16
htubS as Luxuries.

|DNl6.- Bath tubs and bathroom fix
|ht list of 'luXuries" which would be
cent luxury tax in Holland if a reven-
/ the Dutch Parliment were passed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-16

g. NJ. Grant. a raneher, aged ~
years, was found dead about 800
yards from his home, near Glen
dale
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
Increase III Wages BIZ Labor Board
Al. GOES
!! INTO ! ! | ! II HIS TORY | ] / ! |
END MONTH | ! ]
y S9 t9- - n : ~ D. -
Officers Who Will Be AS.
signed to Pershing s
Staff Are Named.

-
Washington. Aug. IL. The Ameri.
cnall n Exped ditionary forces win pass into
history August 81 when the only re-
naming unit Of the army that fought
IN lnt4F France. "A. E. F. headquarters here,
ceases to exist. Records Of the great
army that was will be transferred to
custody of the war department ana
the following day General Pershing
VIII open headquarters in his new
capacity as general Of the army. e SCI
In announcing the date for winding
UP finally the work Of the expedition
ary forces. Secretary Baker < today
made public the, names OF odicers who
VIII be assigned On General Persh-
Sing,s stan in his new role as perrna-
Reht head OF the army un,ii ne carr
rtes out his. announced intention Of
e ~ sriag 10 private life. All OF these
onicers were with him in general
HEADQUARTERS OF the American expedi-
tt0nary forces. They are Brigadfer
General Fox Conner. Lieutenant Col
onel Michael ]. O'Brien Major Geo.
fsC. Marshall, Jr., Major John G. Qek-
emeyer. Captain q r. Adamson. and
sLieutenants John 7. Schneider, VIII
liam y. Cunningham and r. A. Cur
tain. ~ ~ Fl ,lt5 ttII55N 2T15 80,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
Lightning Killed q 5... .=
Two In Tent During
4 Evangelistie Service

La Porte, Ind, Aug. s10.-''If d bolt
OF lightning should strike this tent to-
night, how many would be ready for
it?p the Rev. John Timber. evangelist
asked q congregation Of Free Metho-
dists cfowding a tent at springville,
5six miles north Of here, last night. =
Outside. q storm was threatening
"a few moments later q bolt of light
ming entered the canvas top, killed two
ministers on the platform,l seriously
burned the Rev. Mr.. Timber, whose
home IL at Jackson. Michigan, and
knocked down many of the worship.
'pers. The Rev. Mr.. Timber was un-
conscious for several hours.
The dead are the Rev. Henry Lenz
Of Velvidere, Ill, and the Rv. u. s.
Huston field agent OF the Evansville
Seminary, Evans1ville, Wisconsin. Z.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10

Marion. Q. Aug. 10. Major ques-
IONS OF political Strategy. together
ment were given Consideration -
Senator Harding toda6 in Consultation
With active leaders Of his cAnpatsn.
On the nominees calling list wers
WM *: Hays. the Republican nation-
al chairman, and Harry DanGherty,
who managed tho Harding pre-cun.
ventton Campaign sand ssincs has serv-
ed as . member OF the campaden ex-
ecuttve committee. J q. q -Ig8
One OF the spbj4c4D {o 10 sAisus,u "a
was the progres. OF the Front porch
|campaign. Il local leaders from many
parts Of the country have Eurxsd tho
candidate to come to their cons-
munities during the campaien, aud
many similar requests have reached
party headquarters. u
Detailed renorts of the poiitScal
situation in every state also had heen
compiled at heahqnar rters for dub
mission, today to Senator Harding to-
gethers with the concluston OF tho
council 3cf party leadefs who met Ia
New York last Thursday. M
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
Il ! 4 !
IN | ! !. / !! I DAYS !! J! \ | J
~ NeW 4 Government Will Be'
.I Establ ished at Once Il q
Say Reports. !: \
II LoYD GEo : oRGE r ]; &, is [5E 5..s5S 30
~ e oPEFUL I ] FOR 9 / PEACE y 81
Advances On All Fronts
Made BY the Bolshe-
viilk.ii. 5s u

s London, Aug. Ii siltry into war
ssw by soviet troops this week is sex-
Racted; by 3 Bolsheyik gympathizers in
this city, says the r London Times,
4 quoting q correspond dent, who declares
\ that mmediate!ya after Warsaw is TAX
en- a soviet government will be estab-
si}ished there The correspondent de-
elares the Moscow 3goYernmen pro-
poses to make Its owt, terms with q
Bolshevik Poland. and says It Is not
believed the soviet could sop the of
fehsive before the Bolshevik armies
enter the Polish capital ''.as: the sol
diers have been promised the privilege
OF looting the city. Z, & a#'sS iss 5 n
Leon Krassin and !. M. ~ Kameneff
heads Of the Russian Bolshevik trade
Commission in this city, expect they
/ and their whole mission will be asked
/, to leave England when the news OF
the fall Of Warsaw Is received. Nego-
/. tiations for the sumption Of trade
. relations between the Allies and soviet
Russia are at n complete standstill. !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
GERMANS /; L,AUD
SOVIET VICTORY
Number Of Germans Report
ca to Have Crossed Bor-
der Into Russia.

Johapnesburg, East Prussia, Aug. s..
BY tAes Associated Press) w German
icommunists on the East Prussian
frontier md synfpathixers with the,
Russian Bolshevild are elafed by.re-
ports from Polish sources Of continued
ll3Olshevik victories along the entire
perthern front. Today th ere were
sthc first indications that they havo
assumed an aggressive attitude tow
ard the security police and the Allied
control Officers 5 w
Confidential information from the
northern reaches OF the frontier dis
closed that there had been several at
and Il - slbelleved . number Of them
'haye spcSe eded Ill. 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10

The action Of the British govern
ment. in exonerati Sir y Michael
ing glcommitted many atrocities while
acting as governor OF the Punjab,
India, has resulted In much contro-
.versy5 In England many believing he
should have been severely punished.
One Of O'Dwyer's acts, for which he
received ! slap on the wrist by his
government, was a to order bombs
dropped by airplanes on an Indian
mass meeting. Within q few minutes
800 defenceless persons were killed
and many hundreds ofs others were
wounded. 53. 81 s., 4. y 5s }l.S S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
soyiets Push Ahead.

London, Aug. Progress on all
sides In the advance on Warsaw is
announced in Mondays ofiicials state
ifient from Moscow, received " wire
less today. { The eSconmunique reads:
i, e The soviet troops have occupied
Przasnysz and Ostroiehka and points
IL to IA miles southeast of Ostrolenka.
We forced the River NareW near q
suburb of RDzap and occupied the
suburb We have reached points 10
miles northeast OF eWyszkow and have
occupied the village OF Brok and
Maxine station. We. have occupied
( 9ain sthA direction 81. siedlce ana Luz
kow (I7 miles south Of Siedlce) aft
~ breaking the enemy s resistance
bn the left bank Of the Bug. We oc-
dupied Pliatrovo sta tion and q point
40 miles west Of the Bug. Fighting
i ID proceeding near Wlodawa Con the
4 Hug south OF Brest 81 itoYsk.) sInatlle
i Chelm reEion q 3 miles east sof Lub-
ylih) \ we forced the bug south OF the
/ Ghelm Novel railway and occupied a
number of villa geH. on the west bank A. |. Is
.Fieree iasl e II fisnti4gz y zis, ,proeeea,ng With
i conAd derabfe snenly force near
BEody.
( EMERSON and BSreslaYl regions, we
c1ossed the left ssSafl IL of the Dnieper
AID are continufEg to Atlvance,sss We
hive occuptsd svefk khneto on1aI ana obi
Il tdtchnaiA, ~ }1t!s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
Many Golfers Entered
III Toledo I ouf.nlaml1eni

Toledo, o., Aug. 10 The largest
number Of golfers ever entered In q
championship, today played sls holes
ever the links Of the Inverness clue,
In the frvt half of theN qualifying
round Of the national open champion
ship. Buteout OF the 26s. entrants In
terest centered In 9 few Of the better
British contendors, Harry vardon and
Edward Raw. tsga .. .lF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
UNFILIiED steel oRDE,REs. ,EI l

New. York, NJ! T.. Aug. 1o,-rJn-
flled orders Of the United states Steel
Incorporation for the month ending
July 81 were 11.118.468 tons, 1T was
i announced today. This is an increase
Ifof 1851 tons over the previous
month. when the figures were 1e,-
ly79,817. saf 4
The untitled tonnage reported to.
day brings the total up to the high
est figure since July, 1917, when un-
filed orders aggregated 10,S44,1s4
tons. @ a555' +, :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
400 MEN Sc ClI 81. n
FOR GUllAlAN WHO
. KILLED SHERIFF

jackson, MIMI, Avg. Il our hun
dred men, armed with rtheG and trAv-
cling In automobiles .taday were
securing the western partso sof jackson
county for the G1lnn6an who shot and
killed Sheriff T.: J Z Mccall OF Mobiles
Ecolnty and seriously wounded lack
q This posse, the large ever assem-
Vbied IN this country, II composed 81
men from both Jackson and Mobiles
counties. and Is Under the direction OF
5SheFin o. SG. Lee OF this county. Depu-
W sherins and police officials are Cos
operating inf directing the man hunt. \
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
Want Rie Ir,s..I,,:,,.lI,

Washington, Aug IL. Recornmen-
adadons that express rates be fucreaa-
ed $50,000,000 to- absorb the ware
award announced today BY the rail-
road labor board VIII be filed with
the interstate commerce cmnminsion
soon. It was announced 5today ~ Z. B.
Harrason. general counsel FOR the
American Railway Express cornpxny.
before the commission an aup!tcafion
Tor rate increases approxfmatinE
$72.Ooo.000 to meet increased costs
aside from advanced wages ana
should all Of its Recommendations Be-
adopted by the commission express
charges would be increased 30 ns to
produce total OF more than $10e,-
100000 added revenue Annually. 3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
BANDITS GET e. .5
$50, 900 IN "A
CLEVELAND RAID

Cleveland, o., Aug. 10.-Three
bandits today entered, Sol Bergman's e
jewelry store on East Ninth street, In
the heart Of the. downtown section,
shot and seriously wounded two em-
ployes, Frank Schuck and Jerome
Suskin. looted the safe Of jeweiry and
diamonds estimated at $50, 600 in
value, and escaped in an automob bile.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
. sH
q 81 q
Y |! y, l y = J. ~ a
n N 81 y I iires IL gorth

sssss sDays Yalson Iirfldifofy, lAug.
Gf fect Of ss timber
tllaye beegss by = forrest,
niesN Nalc6 lgIssR, ~ the both hin1si
Ofs The PEEL river tor 100 miles,
aocordtng z, 81 rcl.Orts n achinks
here. TO-DAY. ,t.s. n
,5s Two 6liundtSd heia eiac1iiCsentr1)ted
At R0s Hixef F0st. naan1ged To-
seavef the PCT bniliiings, but Weke
sunEatae 70 Atop tlnfs Is progress u
the 0ameA. w Z. .Ei55S5 ss,
The seasUn l1aa been unIsnal.'
II dry and the river IL 30 low
that the steamer Thistle eisg stalled
| In ;R0as river. II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10

N h u L8oGnd doai. Aug. II III - .eo Kameneff,
Russians soviet emtaeary1 here. sent
Premier Lloyd George today an out
line Of the terms which soviet Russia
Is aying down for an armistice with
Poland y b M s2ss
n The first2 Of these terms. the outline
shows lis that the strength E6f the
Polish army shall be reduced to one
igether With the army command, and
an q army, OF ministration, apparent
tly as.permanents force) to aggregate
fl0, o % men. III sss ., y,
The second Of the terms is that de-
mob bilixation of the. Polish army shall
occur within one month. g4 Is At
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
JAPS OWE QUARTER
BILLION IN TRADE

\ Washington, Aug. 10.--Japan.s for
eign commerce for the first sevea
months of 1890 resulted in an unfal
;yorable trade balance of sneralya$25O,-
100000, Commercial Attache James
=. Abbott at Toxic reported today to
Imports amounted to Rpproximate-
lly $8S5, 900, 600, the report stated,
while exports were about $s3s, ,oo0,-
COO ,,s. 81 Il. 81 n 5ssS. 81 4 ss. 4S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10

Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines
Brigadier General Frank T. Hines
has been appointed chief of the IN
land and coastwise waterways serv-
ice OF the war department. An entirely
new bureau created by recent act
of congress. General Hines had
charge Of overseas transportation dur
ing the world war and later was chief
of the bureau OF transportation. The
latter bureau was merged into the
quartermaster generals ONCE By the
army reorganization act. z!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
Poles stillAHl:anlg on.

London, Aug 10.--M Memberssof the
Polish government are reluctant to
leave Warsaw,F says q dispatch from
the Polish capital to the London
Times bearing a. Monday date.
The danger for the. Poles, the dis
patch intinates lies largely in q lack
OF organization and the existence OF
rivalries between the white and red
guards for the defensh Of the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
Ratlroad cut {, on.

Paris. Aug. 4 Q. The Russians have
captured the town Of Clechanow, thus
cutting the Warsaw Danzig railway,
according to reports from the French
military mission TO Warsaw received
by the foreign ONCE to-day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10

Vera Cruz health authorities
declared tho port open to free tranic.
ttass, only restriction being, that the
ehtps and railroad cars be ,fumiga&ed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10

COMPANIES CAN .?|5
INCREASE RATES


rhtr.~n A. q .. 8. 9. s. ~, s. 4,
fs1 lLa s.
,ooiiars tsday wa added to the NJ
tfon's bin when the United Statea rail-
way labor board awarded the 8o.ooo
employees Of the n Amertcan Railway
Express company an increase ~; 10
cents an hour. II
The decision 10 retroactive 10 Nay
1. 1890. T.. s., !. .sss.1'
III Under the terms AZ tI,a .r,.r, 49,.
minis transportation 1I = .s4 - The s-,s.;..
company win be permitted "a 8raiSs n.
rates sufficiently to nneef the stnIrrea n. Al,
ed labor cost. ArEuments n the he -
case already have hean nrss.nts,. =. ~ ~.
fore the Interstate corr nnsrrs r c.,.ss-
m mission at Washinxton IT, - -.
nounced that q aecisia,; cc,s,.sn. = - -.
working rules would & h.,d..s IL 49,. ~.
later. s 4 - $
Tho express decision$ A.,,.,,ax i. -,
express emnlov oves Iii, ~ s4as1 sNc...u - u
of 1850 shonnnan 80 - - s.cepsaon ..eIpn
13-centn m honr 4, .s S.ven y
way award lat nnn.,t,, 3 ~ - = - 49,
an hour awarG a. ",ta,.., e c,s,Is
the aversre incr.s.ss. = nas n..y y oet1er tnan
men the hoarS ecs*s - ~. nc lsL1l1L1 f11ltoAd
employees "a =. sc,a.sA@e.,..u.I. s eAsea,. es
paid a man = ots.. ~ ~ net - % wsl
work. n 81, e 80 - = = Tan aaifoaa ,'ela
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10

New Yoak Reorganization Of the
Committee Of Forty Eight to continue
Its pelitical activity under ths name
OF the Liberal party was effected ~ =
meeting Of the organization's execu.
tive eoanmittee. NJ q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-10
TEIE EGRAP PHIc BRIEFS

Antwe r.pp Peeters ,of Holland won
the 4, ,oo01metets bicycle race. Foreign
contestax1tss com plained that the track
was too narrow and too steeply bank
ed at the turns. 3 i ss Ii. l.sss s5 n
Newport II. THE first day Of
play In the annual lawn tennis tourna-
.ment At the. Newport Casino saw no
5upsets in either the singles or doubles.
Jersey City, N. The twelve round
bout between Btlly de Foe Of St: Paul,
and Ralph Brady Of Syracuse. was
stopped in the fourth round by Ref
cree Erhardt, who declared It no con-
/ Rome Interpellatio on the recent
antt-ItaliAn outbreak In West Frank
tort, I'LL, were put to Count Sforxas
the foreign minister, in the chamber
Of deputies. ;a Fl
Liverpool British naval officers
Technically arrested Archbishop Man
nix and took him on the steamer Bal
tic when she arrived of Queenstown,
|: Rt. NRev. Daniel Foley OF Bailarat
said. R & .ff53 .g,7 Z :
San Pedro, coahulia, Mexico Fran
cisco Villa marched into San Pedro
amid cheers and surrendered with hin
followers to-tAs de Ia Huerta govern
ment. s:a5a 3;3 n 4 1
Columbus, o. Gunboat Smith Of
San Francisco fought a fifteen round
draw with Captain Bob Roper Of Chi
!cago. q .3S
LondonAccording to a Reuter- dis
patch from Vladivostok, the. Japanese
residents Of 0khotsk. . maratime town
ct Siberia, we're massacred and the
town burned. iI5s; 2
! Washington The republican na-
|ttonal committee IA announced that
southern headquarters would. be open
ed in Washington tomorrow for the
first time Ia history. G 80 !.
New Yosk--Reorganisation Of the
Committee Of Forty Eight to continue
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Columbus, q. unboat Smith Of
San Francisco fought q fifteen round
draw with Captain Bob Roper Of Chi
icAgo. ~ { Il IA
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Washington The d republican na-
sttonal committee announced that
southern headquarters would be open
cd in Washington tomorrow for the
first time Ia history. ss .
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London--A to a Reuter- dis
patch from Vladivostok, the. Japanese
residents OF Okhotsk. Q maratime town
of Siberia, were massacred and the
town burn ed. 5$@s =,
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San Pedro. coahulia, Mexico Fran
cisco Villa marched into San Pedro
amid cheers and surrendered with his
followers to-tAs de Ia Huerta govern
ment 4. B; ,Sl ( n n n