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THB DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. BALEM. OREGON. THRUSDAY. AUGUST 27, 19U, THREE tsocmm:. - I ii--- m i .1 .j . i o7 unu;. '1. i , I ,,: rT:: :' ""i, "i t B"w nlm ruln" l"Y : r,r """ treat iu store for all who go to the big U- - I doe 1 is done by my own hand. I nra 0f the house. Their suspicions were t,lt!1 Th hftnus.hrB wb.lr ,,.,,,, h r .' i brolte ""1 uM- 1 am " year8 old- 'aroused and entering the how and of the, , t)le 8,oek anJ i 111 born In 1842. No one tares to things all torn up, Mr. Wirt .., f.(, tllH ' h:lv . .,,. ... . --.mni-eil lor . ... " ' t...: u .,.. viii Eive nie wora. as i am loo oiu. jut took after mi.l cantureu me ourizior - .u. i .:...... - I i.tt.A fliraus. Ol xr viii it , . win; i kiiio, .... . . , , . . . Ht-niuii.-r, ino ii-uine lire uvuuiu mi v lUB- of DhUus- lOrmna Ellis, of The Dalles, ' " unanown. i am giaa , after a short chase, win wii maae tlimcJ. Thcre-were wn bms in the .ml lvis Love, of Woudburu. I1'0 . ' j , v ! several rings and articles were bi R line of mart.h that exteTUed over nu The above note was found in a book found on him that gave conclusive Pr00' , ajoiit two miles of tho city's streets. simsiim ninmn in "I AM BROKE AND OLD" .CAPTURED BURGLAR - .H" ? WAS HIS LAST MESSAGE ALMOST IN THE ACT BEST EVER IN bALEM Body of D. T. Wetlierrord Found By Roadside Near , Independence Some Other Happenings at That Place. Also Pleased Them It Was One of! finest Ever Seen in Saleui. (Capital Journal Special Service.) . ' . , ., ..Big Parade Attracted the Crowd and While . A. iesi ami lainuy oi 2055 D street were watching the cle-i phants, camels, and glittering trappings I of the uarnum rrnuy parage go ny,, j there was a young man who gav his' f Barnum S: Bailey circus is jage as 14 years ransacking the house. 'as R00(1 v.r0portionaatly as its parade as tne iamiiy ws irin.-n ..... : was tnis lllorninj tnpre is a iaTts enough INTEREST III THE CAPITAL JOURNAL'S CONTEST GROWING Zi entertainmenv r ",ntlv society ma- L P'u":(lv society aTr..-! to. ay ltgZ, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Cole and children out. times eac ,flertJ but i h ! accompanied by Miss Duisy Carter and Miss Glndvs Seott, ere enjoyingan out- ling at Newport, expecting to remain of i fir severul weens. lying beside the dead body of an old man that was found near the bridge on the switch to the river yesterday. His plan to conceal his identity was in vain, uuneve, an i.v uuu luuvu iu tunc kiiu name from his grip, which was beside tiiat he was the man wanted. ' Snnie nf thA ntm.inl iain4 wtlrA ntipn Wiest took the man viose name h.a to view au, th f0,ltainCll rR.,e B0l.i. not been ascertained, to the police ta-lIncls of majratip brut Tho ,.losed tion. A warrant for his arrest runlbC(1 alo arollsillg euriosity swom on in Jnstice Webster s court ; t h , brc.king f.u. Which contain He admitted to the chief ofpol.ee that , h b ' II I in la all l . . kAr-.w i ' .i : -l - - - tftXj X.'r,WH.U E. McElroy and son, E.rL K body. The name was D. F. Weth- for iiS. 'ZA 11 P- P'-f Sf 1 I STall 5 l'il-Tn-d K not known where his home was, -The lad captured U rather short has a la iClhai PA CkH "lrCel' y I "r McKlroy and son, George, will fol- 4- P'am, a merchant of Hcud ' p h . When arrested ! . , . .. . ' L iufonnaUv.', ML f- R body was discovered by Clan! Z 4 -JSd KTSr.7h1. gS'ctZ taS , "f!I sa enjoyable; paatime. itreet while there. Attorney Mblev were called. ! !v"Le "'kI3! -i? entertainment thousands ot our citizens I One of Salem's Popular Young Ladies to Go to 1915 Fair as Guest of This Paper for saving Sales Checks ., .. n..,tnmiiuetl iniii. l n : i.: ii. . ... l:.iu1 imrnnueruuun, -ti ,.i.- : L:a lirtl.lnv n-.rh an in. ............ . . . : MMMmamm rt H '"""Vmber. . C r' vi.iiimnn. i no nau tanen carooiic aciu, , nuu V H N AN lurmui uiuiii ;: 7 navine taKen aoout one-nan oi a iwo? vviui . . . M f:.. ni. I 7n n w. 'wuy:, were rvl Inter j ' Mi.s Car-.'-f, . r l r ,. covers lor nnss i ora ami wi z and Miss Evelyn Rcigolman last , M VVetherford had been lookinu for I. rMrand Mr. .1. L. Ingrey,! present, or have been- enjoyiu ViSoml, Mr. ami f , arummer olltinl. aeights of. Agate 1..udMr..JonalT." - f . lare Mrs jiaward Kable and d ;&. rrZil Mis, Rodsers, Mr.j R.C. Biahop,. J, U. MeJBIroy, a. K i f Itia hnnio nn Af ill Htrpnt. thft T m II I II v l Ma 1 i n, nests were: r- "B4 "8r.' I natal day festivities culminating in a Vtor, Mi. Carrie Cookse), Mr. , at y r.w. i n whltp. Mr. and Mrs. a. - :d , ,,' rr Hflisler. Mr. i - CJPP". 7 Xlr. and Mrs. Among Salem people who are at g the Beach aughter, . Vail, i.p,.. ... -, sues ' John Carson, Mr. ana Airs. v. o. I . V. . ' h;U.'MD, Mrs. R. H. Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. lunrisi mmcellaneous sh o ., Jos fa. Abert a. A. "Lee and family, UfJlii Katherme Ann ednes-. r . Locke, and Miss I Ida Jones, '.tmiintst thehome of her JOoth- ... , k P-.'BM' ? Mrs. Walter BtoK and children, and Miss Nina McNary whe have been ,pular' among a large circle of " ".' ... l r. k. i.ii il a nf Tlomor r l.iTht spending the Summer at the Stolz'a 1 hSM the wedding Bummer cottage, at Seal - Roeks, wilt mfah VZt. return home tonight. ; lined tho streets to watch the moving wonders. A genuine circus day, t"ne kind they flmirrirnrn iiAni! nscu to nave when ratner was a ooy Oh"lhlYi!)hK MUKiN lnot yet grown up, brought out every ! body. The sun came up early and hung ! around impatiently for the hour set for Bye-o baby bunting, I the big spectado to begin. An hour r.i,i nnnn n hnntiiiir . ! before that time every inch of the space To irot a little rabbit skin I alol'K tho "te to be followed by the To wrap the baby bunting in." i Prade had been pro-emptied and only ' ja street wide Inue through a gaily col- , i not oriL'innl. in fact was one orel ? toU was left for the pro of the things hlard long before, the f"".0"' 1 be were pjiert lull or writer had to shave, and when ho waa ' f' holi.Uy crowtj. hvery window look It 1 iust a little shaver. It is recalled IW'?' .! T" Le.r n M i tome i TkoK present last evening were Miss Frances Cornell and her da igh- lKrtv7Mr,;ome Wilkin- ter' Miss Buby Cornell liave wt.rn CKrHaller, Miss Helen In-rom several weeks ; outing .pent at ... ... J l(i tttalla AeWDOrt. ' ' f" .... . i if:.. Tiiillo,. - .-.i, n Mr.' and Mrs. George F. Bodged, and daughter . Margaret who - have - been guests, of the;Fred.;A.W.iggina at.New"- port,--- are - eip'eted-. home -Keptemb-w- first. Weather permKting the ' return joiwney - will ke'maUe-.a-MilkHig-'r;H. dition. coming- by. wy-,r. ox-v.iae' 'Siieii country, throughvj;'all8. Ulty. ?-- . ; n. o.i. "".W6' -i " -...-r r am'- .. T'.Ti ten days. .- ; .' ;h mil take part sre Miss Alice Judd, " ",., i ' iiNtillMti Miss Bertha Clark, who - -' ' -' ' v' . '. ' !t it.'Munw f.i.mhpr. nnil Miss ,-Mms Edna Westdaughter'of M?; and Bmi Clark, who wHl accompany onj Mrs,-Fred' L. -West, has irettimea trom ; (iaio,: Misses Bertha and Birnice! McMinnville-where", she vhas; been -.tw 1 Out w daiiihUra. of H. L." Clark, ". ' guest of her"ncle and atinti ;tr.- i'd I).- -' ' e'e a"1- '. I Mrs.; Marion. ugie.'- ; ilMwi Batliffaasiated by'Miss ' -'j ' hslik'Wiaill,' entertained a'numberi "Mrsv. Florence Jobnsfto-, and- .Mi Ul'lMi-aight at'a surprise -fat'. CUrtt-Bmrthy Kft V.fe. ' Ban . Francis i nrttnn i,-ir.- .it THr. Wor.ovT Monday, expectrng to ba gone a- wen ur.. lUUKCif,- uviiui; cni'cvioiiT -v anwuu ifirisa, Xist Bob Morton, Miss Delia u;. Dporsis Zinn and Miss &i! Martin. " ' !i " ' ' w - ftm will be ia entertainment "of a lewal' bature at' the Presbyterian j urAltfurner Friday night; at which 'njI Saleo musicians will appear'. i'i program is giveo tor the benefit of work for two or three days but wns unable to find it.' He had been seen alive as late as yesterday morning. The body was removed to the under taking parlors of C. W. Henkle, where it will be prepared for burial. It was said later in the evening that Mr. Wetherford was formerly from Dayton, Washington. Speaks for the Wets. . , i;. n KnmnHtin. or rorTiatin. TniKPU huh iubv muc wi . .w . ... , to a large crowd on the street tonight,' at this time because accidentally John , I ( ' , jhoil bllt taking np the wet side of the prohibi- Wiegmund was overheard humming U : o a ,. vin,va tion question. He held tho largest au- as ne went io me oiui o dience that has ever gathered to hear to take the. train for southern Oregon. a speaker on the streets of this city. ' Incidentally, it may be stated he was The crowd listened for nn hour and a bound for southern Oregon, ne monoi half, often interrupting tho speaker have any blankets, gun or anything with applnuso. Mr. Robinson is stump- else except a pocket full of newspaper ing the state in. the interest of the ! clippings which showed ine neaa nm-s Wag Earners and Tax-payers league,! of a story about Joe Knowles and the piCIUre OI a JUUJ nan. iw.wv September vMorn stunt in emulation .of. the bean-eater artist who has just come out of the woods. When Siegmund was asked as to. Jiis destination, he slowly i ' ' VV- M J." U I 1,1'." '"! 111 ' 11 ""' ' fA& -.1 ''."1 ' . l"f"mitr- -- ---n n m n i t (SOJpVT renr vJiAJl Copyrlaut, lili, by Panama-raclflo International Exposition Co. H. 8. Crocker Co, official photographer. of which Mrs. Abagail Scott Duniway U the president. He leaves here Thurs day morning, going to Halem, where he will make two speeches during the day. .- Hop-pickers Come In Throngs. -Hundreds of people eame- intol the cii today by every eonceivable way. The i roads , were crowded in all direc tions with v. incoming workers.--iThe stores were -busy until a late hour to- k night jotting up supplies for the camp- era., t Tiie -tent cities on all sitles.ot tfce. city lareiorming and it is expected that the bulk of .the crowd will be here- by the Jotter; part - of the week;' Picking closed one eve. winked lightly with the i.other. and. remarked: . .".Young man-, there-iB a war on. in fcurope and -Iter-many is in it. - Being a eitiaen of the United States, I eonnot take part in it, no matter. bow -my. sympathies' lie,, so I think I. will go to Holland and help. so far as l ean, to-maintain neutrality and keep the white wings of the dove of neaca fluttering there.". At tb. ,:ji h. .....ol t.m rrnm- same time no proauccu September ist-to the 5th. It-waa ex- his pockets.and absent rnindedly began HEROIC STATUARY AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNA TIONAL EXPOSITION. T the great Panama-raclfie International Exposition to open lis Ban Francisco la 1913 almost twoscore r woria rsmous scuip- tors and a great army of skilled asslsUnta have been at woric for more than a Tear creating marvelous statuary. Tbls photo graph shows some of the aUtuary outside of the sculptural warehouses. The police fretted, int who s policeman on circus dayt At about 10 o'cIock, according to schedule, the classy cavalcade wound out from the eirciiB grounds and stnrted on the dream journey. Then the scr ions business of the morning begnn. Everything that went to make the Barnum & Bailey parade of tiie olden times a joy spot in the year 'and the day,- was there, and much' had been piled on top of it. Asia, Africa.' Australia,' Europe and other-foreign countries wefe represent ed by vimptnous floats, .'dratfh by cir- ... u! mi . cus norses in non.iay auire. xners ,7 : . . n . :i tha were many new end novel features hev- tclay list hat are likely to take the er before seen in a circus parade. ' tea.r before long. . . ' Snmfl of the hew' ami i,n mm acts of The trrp will prove to be one of the the ireus to be seen in three two elevated stages are the Mrs. Oiuco Kolf Hibblei takes the lead todav in the Capital Journal's con test in which a trip to the San Francis co in 1015 will be given to the candi date having the largest number ot votes on January 1, 101.5. . A ''number of changes were made in the standing of those who are striving to win and some new names appear in Lola Pe Long .... Kurill Buroker I'earl Zinh ..... Hazel Cooley Mil I red Cooper ....... Grace Craig Beatrice Crawford .'. Miss Staley Hazel Johusoii ........ Martha Kopplein .... Maude McLaughlin I.uanna Brown hbSL'tt Marion, Indiana,' who have founding the summer in Salem I Hf will leave for their home tomoi; jiw, stopping - several weeks - with I frindi ii Kansas, expecting to reaph j iWr lone some time in October. Glints asked for lust evening were: I lis Mrs. J. E. Hoekett. Enos I'res- . SiinB. Mr; and Mrs. Svl- MrrMMtl, Miss Bessie Hhinn, Miss lik Presaall, Clifton Ross and A. E. mailt ' . peered-' that it would be-earlyy-but: the dry rweatber-baa-delaycd.-' Hm-yafdsri will; not - get started until about the 7th f -the month; '; . ? ":':' . .. . . . . .... i ' i . ): . ' .tk.. ;.. '.-.v - ak v '- PERSONALS . - .':'. '' '-:'' 4c ; personals -.t..l:. t-..:. c-'..-..- .A -Miss- Esther-Hines of Silverton spent the 'first-of the week as the guest of Mrs.C!lara Bliss on Fourteenth street.-' Mr.-and Mrs. U. O. Holt left for the classes of Dr., Fluno, lecturer. - ; Mr; and- Mrs. O. W.;Coolidge and Mr. and Mrs.' S. M'Doerfter ' havei ' oe.io: among the Salem people at'Seaside'tliW season. - ;-' . Miss Grace' BabCTeV is spwditrg her ? """V?", i h,rt failure, was taken ta two-wecks varatkHta'tfrr 8u,lav from his home racilic Xjogcmg comerenee 10 ue neiut- - rubbing them together and muttering about it being, a slow way to start a fire.i Then he glanced at the newspa per clippings anoV pictures and bought a tifeket -for Grants Pass.V . . ' ..' i If his friends, see soraetn lag .kind of human looking wearing besides willow bark, a sweet smile, they will know that Siegmund is home and enjoyed' his back-to-nature stunt.. . ; - . ALEXANDER H. CHTJKCHILL - -r' . DEES AT SANATOBITJM Alexander . Hamilton Churchill, ' who nin.l at 11:45 o'clock yesterday .rnorB; fing at the Willamette Sanatorium I rom iss Myrtle Eleanor Driver, duugh ' f I. D. Driver, who with her par "t its beea spending the summer at '"port, entertained a number of her nu fwads at that place recently, the waaon being the fourth birthday of al hostess. Those who celebrat " Hi her .' ni v t;.i loSft.! i.t Chap- Herbert Fawk at thetr-ourrtry pld.re ia Polk eoillity. ,MT. FaWk wHl b.V're-' ificrnbered-as -:Mis' BdrraMontgDiW-ry.- August 27 to 29. James Mott.- so'n of Df.'arid Mrs"; W. 8. Mott.is expected -to arrive in Salern shortly to spend his vacation with: his parents and friends.'" The definite date of his home coming' is- not known bnt will probably be sometime' next week. ) at Hopmere, formerly snown as Chem- A. a iit i.l -.'- .. .b '.leketa. several miles north of this city. vinit in Portland oa business. . -.'..: - ! " was thought his chances for recoyeiy. pageant entitled "The Wizard' Prince if Arabia," a gorgoous scene or pan tomimic action telling a beautiful miry legend.- One of the bright, particular features of the performance is the tid ing of Signor Bagonghi, a dwarf eques trian, whose antics en the bavk of beau tiful horsed kept the crowds-- in a laughing -mood. A : pame of baseball played by elephants, the Royal Mikado Troupe' of 1 Athletes, ' John.'pueander Turkey, trot eouines, nnd more than tuo other circus acts. The menagerie' of the Barnum & Bailey show is without doubt the greatest zoological collection iu America. It would, take days to sat isfy one's desire to study all. the won ders therein. A-congress of freaks is au attractive feature of the aide show. . After tonight's performance, the big tents will -come dowu-and the circus will, go on its merry way," making a real, . wholesome holiday wherever it niav stop. . ' . . fen thousand people were at the grounds this morning to see the "big Trinw and' "lost delightful tour, that could, be I Bern.c, . Banter .... srXula HtBwJ the most experienced trav- hu h e ine- 3 P ce Vr.: The following are some of the U a Jutiim The household hetpers your i J1", Sersld and Maude Fields of Port- "eetfa can be found quick- Dillion Rounds, of Hamilton. Oregon,! were oodr but early yesterday he took -x ii. ur:i. -it. vui u. ,m ft turn for tae worse ana uica luimnuj. deenTan io onesday had been aufCring f;om his disease is.reported as doing well. . --Wr several years, mougn ame s . liss. Lena Huckestein is visiting j about. . , - Vi,MI friends in Portland. She will be gone His children, Walter. W estle Airgll a week I Vernon and Gladys Evelyn, of Hopmere, - MissMollie McCrum, of Portland, is! were notified by Mrs t'hurchill,-who visiting relatives here. . . j was with her husband to the last, and m, Mr W. M .lohnstnn. motor-: thev arrived yesterday - afternoon on and Columbia- counties today to make Grove, arrived msi '"B"""' """"! an inspection of the forests in these; charge. f the remains. The, body . will counties and to visit the fire wardens be sent to oDnglas county ami the and patrolmen in the field. There are, burial will take place near the old home of them is dangerous. I Crossing the plains in 18.)4 from Iowa Miss Margaret Koontz has arrived I Mr. Churchill was among the early set froin Portland and will be a trimmer j tiers' of Oregon. He made his home in with Mrs. L. O. Curtis in the latter ' Cole 'a valley in Douglas county where millinery store in the Masonic building, he lived lor many years. - - A. J. Willcox, of Englewood suburb, years agoIr. Churchill with III ' 'i -..iru numDailCB, OI i ly fcu and, Nina OlrXd, I Ada. V3 Daddy's Bedtime tops" go up. And net all of them were youngsters, . as. one juvenile cried out, "Whv. oere 8 Pa! "Thought I'd-come out and see if you were all right;' ' muttered the par ent blushing. PART IV OF CBEATICJT DRAMA. . The concluding part of Creation is by no means inferior to the. preceding features. Tracing from the days of tho Apostles down to tho present time the history of the human family is graph ically portrayed. Jn the days of the early Christians the persecutions are presented in a irnlliei Oibson .... , null-Bill way. Among umao w : Violet Corv ! 7blin. .nH '"'"J Around. ktvji y The Baby Among the Ice Cakes. ! TCttemnLJ.USt before seb001 closw1' tha-t the people who lived SiSi."!'. er. the luckiest." said Jack. "What did ' urn ' "fc4-diwDt-!he. Tarlet:r of weather you get without Its i UlfNpirt where; who wa"s. Laura Bradford Bogart bet-ore , !he conducted a tourist hotel during the her marriage and t'r ch.l.Ucn moved '. , j to Oregon City and later to Hopmere, thii.os included in the itinerary One first-class round-trip fare from Salem to . San . Francisco and return. Standard Pullman berth to and from San .Francisco. . Hotel accommodation at Saw Francisco for 14 days. A steam er trip on San Francisco bay including . ' . ..... . . i ... i xr.... a trip to VftliejO an.l Mare jbibuu Yard. A trip to XI. -lamaipnis u Mnit Woods. A trip to Oakland, and HVkelev. where the lauious Greek the ater and Idora Park will be seen. The tour includes several other out-of-town trips, besides admissions -to the fair grounds and tickets to amusement at tractions Within the grounds. , If vnnr name is not .among too can didates printed beldw.-you can fill out the nomination blank printed in tnis issue an.l bring-or .mail it to tnis oi fice.: The only -effort required to get tha votes ia to ask lor sales checks or receipts from a number of Salem s best stores. These sales checks' or receipts may: then be exchanged for votes at tki. office on tho basis of one vote for every five cents shown by the sales. check to have been purchased. The names of the candidate with the standing of each, follow: Mrs. Grace Eoff Hibblcr........ Jean Mclnturff Kniiline Cline Itenska Swart .......... Celia Wilson Arline Ohm Marie Bolingcr Hetii Ryan Myrtle Herdlein Marguerite Ostrander ..... FJustis Davis Viviaui nargrove Marie Schwab, ...... -.a...-;.-.. Nancy Skaifo (lrac'..Ta.vlor ........ Violet M.. Barker era George , Magdalena Tuffll Alma Hall : Ruth Fugate .V..r. Vera Martin tIiotta Penn '.. Silvia Miiier Gladys Gray : Mary Guyer Marie Evans : Miss Orville Baker ..1090 .. 1007 ... 1045 ... lOOrt .:. 1000 .:. iooi) ... 100D -100t ' ... 1000 ... 1000 .... 10011 " . ... 1000 ,.. 1000 v- woo .... 1000 : , 1000 '.. 1000v .... lboo .:.'.' iooo ..... 1000 :..."nfto.' ' 77-j . . "'so : .750 . 750' :r..'-.73i .:...-' 730 -750 ' "SO 'I 750 films of the stoning of Stephen, and tbe martyrdom of the Christians in the day of Nero. In Part IV is a magnificent pano rama, the only known reproduction of 5352 3777: ...... 1740i 1 41101 1422 ; 1400: 13(55 j 1.1001 13501 1320 i 1315! 1315 1310' Mildred Athcrton J-"" Margaret White u) Beryl Xecdham H'8 The following is a list of the. firm whoso sales checks or receipts may bo t , exchanged for votes at the Caiutal Jour, ual office: , . , . ,v, ; ' ; Stockton's . .. .., , , : The Toggery . . , - ; . ' Salem Electric Co.' h , ..' . , ' Salem ( Igar Factory . . ' ,. '" .. : Imperial Furniture Coinpauy. Salem Laundry Co. Wiley B. Allen Co. The t'lobe Theatre. , The Uoyal Bakery (bread wrappors) ' A. C. lievoe Shoes . , , , , The Spa The French Shop Hauser Bros. Trover & Weigel, Photographers Yokohama Crockery & Tea Co. Vick Bros. Garago Salem Fish and Poultry Market : Indepen. lent Meat Market C. M. Roberts Grocery Poisal and Shaw Grocery . . C. M. Kppley Grocery. The Highland Grocery Reddaway's Cash Grocery .1. L. Busick & Sou Grocery Dr. Mark Skiff Dental Office J. E. Hoekett, Piano Tuucr Sulcm lee Co. come from a ell- learning nnd bulld- fremen 71, M the otl,er ntmr tbat ., ... .f ch t 1o things, like le mzr "iimiiu? now ..... . .. .. . - weBwnt n "er nine uoys" questions, nor in. kfi,ll,tlFT,cl1 l"ckler " wna for a little white baby in tbl Zm klmo bab amng the lee cakes. Sic bram.u. . en 11 ve in snow Imncw ,.n i, ,"' U'T .. ,i. ' ji With a motor load of camping para-; where he was engage, iu i,o.niio m on,l Mra Frnnk i LV' mercnaniuse uubuilts. Liff and' baby, of 041 North Capital failing health Mr. Cl.urch.il so!d us in s reet ! left today for their hop yards terest in tne l opmra .tore but ,0B- . tlliueu niBRHln mo hu.i-v- i ; NOMINATION COUPON vered. you will remember. There nre Ice -" LBttTK an it L?tJnB- th habi i 7lTaaa- The whole-family have to wear furs tc' WMIUsd l,t; ,: lue rest- "e looks very funny, with his 8"t nose anil r ., . im'- ni"l his funny beady black eyes n,, knw fh ..f ;brown cheeks H' ' a homely baby ,w"3 rm'ii. '"" He tJ. : "urses or Korrnnt. . .. ..... t ft. ' W rery old 1 r an on ,nat D""7 rou mny De done nn m' ! r1U"S ana nW'naT.nrouiia the floor 'I taamfa sna J h '""' llke n llttle ro,lnl Potato, and his N I . n other children l,n ... i. I ""w. l ' "S Eever .1,. . w vuiciiii uui i sll-l vi.i ij ' 1 Cy re use(1 t0 teppln over babies In "ilL BluUber i. ,7ma. hlra n 'tilng of blubber to sue that bhd.w .""f mMt froul a M- ' tb . At rxr, Pnttnin TllPV Will ItR 170 DG for three weeks. The Lyniffs have a mini large ranee there with 80 acres Planted- tjegES AMERICANS in hois. . i TO START FOR HOME ,rS- i-.,K"8 V :l MZ v.".l'l Washington, Aug. 27.-Ame. leans . its kind in the world. Jt is produced: tititt4tt4ttt 1 1 1 1 tT-ff4f rrt-; from the famous painting, "Nero at the i . . 1 Circus.. " .This painting was first ex-j hibited in America at tho Ch'cago ex-: position. Subsequently it was destroy ed by fire. There arc a few of the: ninny attractive features of Part IV j which will coutinue nt the Grand opera j liouse until Friday night, Creation is always free, and the public is cordially j invited. Two exhibitions daily, at J: and S p. m. Grand finale, Saturday night. urge afternoon 10 leave as thft VflllOV. are guests at the Marion. .'.J State Brvan this afternoon Z. G. Kiggs is expected nome xom .)0!tt)il)le. - from a three weeks' visit at Cotfee, ,,,' , :ts m.crtanities," said' California. - ' . . . ' Snr-rptarv' Krvan. "and it is not advis- I bv Secretary of i DATES FOB Ui-uiJNU I ny rstcreiary. oi x-wtottik at STATE FAIR ' Dates for closing entries for the Oregon state fair: Horses, September: k that blul.h.P ....I 1 .""" u """"V a"u lu! tr ju.-ii us in urn fla rnn fhillrnn n-nnlil . " J . I III . Jm uauvu v uu 5"" ' tor enT. ! n"er bad nv candy, and be never had t ' t Clttlr . 'wvita I uJ",M,tp0 tabr fn, T. . m 0r ""rtl'lng like that But he Is a i nnm.i . "e ,s fatistJed with n-h..f h hiu.. i, wwd. i r snea witi . TTtuft "A1"rtn. nml lnt Is not alway. tbe case with lit "S?Ao' PxflLT froni ,w P,npe "o nother where tbe "at,!! t hi, 'rnJi e la ,ltt,e lik '" toy .tal,,!, hMeu L n r For ,he Ek,1o l'r I" rnuch like r'f.S , V9 lnht rhii . r. 00 " p;,t of. tbe worl uttj 7 lth mA . UUJ " n ithi w. .... ... , . . nd Wwe he would Willi. .. "".no; co. ork.' nd other great time, for they give him one or swallow tbem If he were not Address A free trip to the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915. One nomination only allowed each contestant. Must be used within 10 days from date, Aug. 20, 14 progressive candidate tor tho United , --j m ,d tlic foroe v a iargc , department, wptemuer . a h States senate, is a guest at the Manon j to defjnite fiRur(... nim, be on the "'. 'f !(llitor t)f tho )apor, ...a his former reporter, then becoming a full-fledged Harvey Beckwitli,- oi I'-ortianu, known, however, that the re- u vmv j " - .-. ... . VValt,,r B. Mav, it is Mated, j reporter, lie was appointed assistant the Marion. . . . , ,PVe sinus of the North sea fleet were , ' ' l, V,..en named to succeed Thomas. , city editor to succeed Henry E. Kced, B. R. Nichols, of Portland, is register- marines for the expedition. ( -rnrrnn Tfr.RTftVS ' "T am leaving nowf-paper work and now county assessor, and became city " r ' i ntiiof"". jj..v- i . - . .-. .I........ ii!..jii. I. v...u. inn .. V .. . . '. . . - -..nstiiiir mv fortune wnn ir. riainry, ., ... ... ... . . .1...1....... A Mrs. Leone McGuire and son, uwig.it, y- All,cricltUB to., stay longer in it;' came, epiemner - - , . of Los Angeles, are visiting Mrs. Mc- f f Ameneana y Hcptc.n ber 14; poultry, Quire's aunt, Mrs. D. Matthews, on!.fcmope. j v . . September 21; eugenics department, . . Winter street. - atfl mACC rDCMrU "I'teiubcr 27, 0 p. in.; bees and honey,!; VVteI.T .T;:. . x.nA Omiro.'rrDMAN TRUSS tKr.rel.H e itemher- 27: agricultural products,, ,. ninn ,?.f s at the Marion' ' ' , He . ember 28; ladies' textiles, Septem-j man statr, is at me manuu. rrnn-A from Taae One.) ' :. ' -. .... i.. oi. .inatriat ' -.it;..: u.h w nf ...rorn i irptrnn. i .v... - i hit at . uri. o,-i'i.-in"-i ..-. wiiiu.m .luiimr. v . n r GOOD FOR 750 VOTES For aA a trtn farinn ' 1 1 1 . . . A 1 AV. Eagles and M. McAlpin, ot Al bany, are at the Marion. Fred Hansen, assistant superinten dent of the Southern Pacific isilroad, is at the Marion. " . W. P. Powers, of the Oregon Electric, is registered at the Marion. Lille Not Taken. . '. : J ''J Me-nr.mn,.n Rt,tt. to'.-.id Mr. Leiter. "because of my per- In making known Mr. Letters reaig- London. Aug. 27.-L.Ho had not been "' w7m Ha8nley,, Campaign , sonnl regard for him. I have formed a . nation, L. IJl'r, the managing e l taken, but there whs severe fighting In -S gtiJe, Senator. ! strong personal attachment for Mr. tor, saysr Mr Le.ter resigns after its vicinity, the French embassy here lor Unltca rates senator. , . Hauley, and honestly believe that he is years of faithful and efficient service. BOMBARD OWN TOWN. t Auff. 27. lour .. .....! Indnv ft il in... 11' . - J .mil j . The conflict, though Woody, was de scribed as "advance guard .skirmish . . - I., lifivn ended inc. ano 11 I ',. . ..nl Austrian i in a ucman reurr ...... m Tie emlmssy cuura - cruisers and eight torpedo i boars tocay j h; eit wouW not be de- I " began a bombardment of Budua, an : port . that stacked-it in Uitcr al Austrian Adriatic port recently cap-! fended if the f,om the . . i iL. lln.nnnrrrinn. but fled I force. ... ... it. I roironll.. ,x n ru inn.,ii..Jitnf Msstor a timber, and it elected win; inn c....nKe .u nommi, u. lor I. Iilicu emii s B..UIHUI. . - j r .. i -t, !:. l,.,, diiimio.I hpHildiiiirtcrs In announcing his resignation, Mr. juaa ..., aa.e , f " " w the ,. so announces his retirement , paign. ..,.. ,. i,.,,.,! i,tln u-hre he will h .Mr. l.eiter naB oecn m mo .iHi..rj R .... . i...a i, ht Vnntenenns. Dut neu at the approach of the Anglo-French squadron, according to a news agency dispatch received here from Ccttinje. newspaper business at present .,, nnin in the es- ! regardless of the result of the approach- ..mn nnrtheast distance south of the BV.giaa frontier. he Oreconian for almost 14 years, He started first as college man wnen inir iioiiiicui cuiiiiiuik". .. -- - . , , Thomas, for several years assistant city a student at Stanford university and glud to see friends and supporters of Mr. Hanley, and also have them ad dress him. .