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THE 8AXEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1914.
THREE
Social and Personal Notes
SENDING PAMPHLETS EXCERPTS FROM ! WOULD-BE ROBBER
OUT TO THE VOTERS, SALEM SERMONS DYING IN HOSPITAL
Honored with of ficinl position as an Rev. E. G. Hornsehnck read the mar
English reservist, (,'. W. Niemeyer, hiis- riage vow. Among the guests were the
baud of Blanch Liston Niemeyer, who bride's aunt, Mrs. V. H. took, of North
is now with her parents in Salem, sailed Twenty-soooiid street. Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
Secretary of State Olcott today noti-' (Bev. Perry Frederick SchrooV, at First Frank J. Thorman, Deserter Prom tne
tied Secretary l'limpton, of the state , Congregational Church.) ' Arm TrJes t0 HoW streetcar
printinc; board, that he will no Author- Text: - Tray tor the peace of Jeru-I
, iised to print 290,000 copies of the cum-1 sulci. Psalm 122:0. j Men and Is shot' Perhaps Fatally.
pnign pamphlet for the general uad j "'Pray tor the peace of .lerusa-; . " '
I special elections to be leld upon theilem!' It is the spirit of the Hid Testa- Portland Ore! Oct. 5 Frank T
same date. meat t'sulinist that breathes in the pro-1 Thoimno who mlmitt,..! tr, n, ....is...
ion of our holoved ?roHi,lo..t. i... 1....1 , ....1 .. . . . f
ALLIES STEADILY
(Continued from Page One.)
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Wednesday for Europe. The Niemeyer
Liston nuptials were a prominent so
cial event last Bpring in Salem. The
Nicmeyers have their home in Edmon
ton, Canada, and it was from there thnt
the young husband was called to the
front. Mrs. Niemeyer is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Listou of 21.1
South Fourteenth street.
For the gcn.rnl election, two yours , elumatiou of our beloved president thnt he had deserted from the nr.,.v nt
age, there were I'll. 000 male voters log- .calling upon the nnnou to humble it-j Angel Island San Francisco two
istered, the equal suffrage constitution-! self in prayer before Almighty Hod ' montlm nim ',,. -till , .'.,.1 v..
moon and will be at home after a fort-1 ul amendment not having been adopted today. We seem to hear the voice of muritan hospital today, though he had
night's sojourn in West Scio. nt tllat t,m, anil estimate for the the prophet and seer calling a nation been shot through the stuinnch by Mo-
... '"'ale and female registration for the1 unto God as did the great prophets ot tormnii 1.. II. Thompson in a pistol duel
Announcement is made of a dancing ! com..''K iH almost doubled. The 'Israel This proclamation is an un- t the end of the Fulton cur line near
uartv which will be iriven bv the Mac-1 ';h"K 1'iartMe"t of,,lle xeerotarv 's ; usual document. Other presidents have ! Taylors ferry last, night,
sbeo m.ar.ls of the Kuiehts of the "Uc". !" busily enR"''0(1 sending the i issued calls to prayer but they werel Boarding the car, Thorman sat for a
darenbecs Wednesday exhiiut, Octo-! T, l""' .. " 1 :,l,teUt from V'' V"1!' w" ""tU T1'"mrson ...,d Con-
v . '.i-'"'" ...v uiicr iiuvi-rs ui iKuuKxgiviiig rur uocior u. i'.. .Mosncr were stundiuir to-
nold left for Newport on their honey-
louth Fourteenth street. 1 1,, t h .,.,. t, vii ' uii' or un- i-..-to oner prayers or ti;aiKsi
Mr. iviemoyer was on tne stair ot on 1- the contain of the team ami with her 1 . ' - - , mtiiiK "" "f c...u..niio uveneti. , gonicr ar nie iront end. 1 lien lie or-
.Mmnntnn ..onnr ...I .l.ll,. in ....livo . . " . , ... . ... 1 CI"Cll ,11, 1 OVCm llCr 1. Or. Ill tllllCH Of ITrcat lint f
Edmonton paper and while in active I pixtcen guards form the committee on
service in Europe he is engaged as ! ariiinoeinonts
rapher for the Cauadian Newspapers,
I. Id. A record of his tplendi.l service
follows:
Holds lieutenant's
I Or, in times of great national crisis, , uercd "hnndn up1
commission in
British army with the mounted infan
try battalion of the Northern Nigerian
regiment, West African Frontier Force.
In active service nortii of Lake Chad,
and the cur men
Thompson slipped
Aside trom tlie cost or winting and m,.n were asked tn luwcli Almiulitv nbeved Thnmth
mailing, the postage upon the 2110,000 . (i0,i to guide our nation through its j through the front door to the platform
,.-., , 0 , 7 ","'. ' J trying inoineni. tnese were un pruyerB, aim leaped iroin tne car, rioimci fired
The society columns of the Sunday proximately $.(000. The districts to ,.0nroi-iiinj our owu life and well being. I at him through the window and Thomii-
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Oregonian gave tho following announce-! which the pnmphlcts will be niniled ure lllt uow wt, llre a9ie, t0 ..,. for ,,t,aoe' I gn f,,ed back, neither bullet taking c
incut of the aiiproaching nuptials of a dcsig cited as follows: , in nations bevoud the sea. ' ifee.t.
Imu.iiihiii, K.im-,1. limn i un um iiiiaiircr. ; uinin.i u , i i-iiiuruciiig ol-iiioii, i " This proclainiit ion en lis attention to lliopnaa then leaned from the car
two great facts. The first is that or a 1 and tried to slide down !ia omliiiiwmei.t
universal brotherhood in nations as j at the side of the track, but Thompson
well as individuals. No nation suffers ; f'n'l nctain and the ex-soldier fliiuu
but what all nations sutler with it. We'1'1'"'" ,vit1' n groan,
aro sharing today something of the Thorman told the district attorney he
grief and woe and pain of England ami la' i,a living with his sister and pny
llcrnian, of Austria and Servin, of Rus-! '"S ,l0 tuition in a business eolloge.
The wedding of Mh-s Pauline Ne-
smith, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. .1. IS
Nesmith, to Franklin Southwick, of Sa
lem, will be an event of October 8,
Miss Nesmith 's engagement was an
nounced September 22 at aa afternoon 1
lrty given at her home.
District No. 1-
Clucknmas, Clatsop, Columma, Coos,
Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine,
I, ane, Lincoln, I.inn, Marion, Polk,
Tillnmook, Washington and Yamhill
counties.
District No. 2 Embracing Baker,
: Crook, (iillinm, Grant, llarncy, Hood
Tl.- 1.1 .... ...Ill l. Uivn k nm.( i 1 nbn l,t liilni. Hli.l. . ' " ' 11 . ... i .. . ...
"'""" . " """ '""'I . ,i ' i ri r !8la an,J rrunce. The second fact is i llc '" ' I'arems live mulnnii mm
only the family and immediate friends: man, Wallowa, Wasco and Wheeler ,hh. m.m,,,,-. cl,treniitv is Hod's n. i One. il'c, Calif orniii.
, , . ,. I portuuify." In this time of our utter ; -""dormnn Tliompsin was warn.:;'
No. .ltmlirnciiiB Morrow, .,.,,. , . 1 c. inidiiiicnted bv tho .,. . nl.-..t
,n iinmili.tu jit.oiiiij n uu uuiuiin; lu ciiitugu lue . ' . , , , 1 tv
being invited. Miss Nesmith will be ; counties,
married at home and will be nn-i District
attended. 1 1 mutilla and t niiin counties.
of Senator District No. 4 Embracing
i'1 Ankeny, of Walla Walla, andlmih ''Q"'y-
a granddaughter of J. . .Nesmith, ex-
senator, of Oregon. j
The young couple plan to make their I
future home in Itickrenl), Or. j
Mult no-
OREGON SCHOOLS GET
COIN FROM RESERVES
(Continued from Page One.)
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh William noil of
Portland, former Su loin residents, and
Miss Effie Myers, were the week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. i-riink Myers-
Governor West is todny advised by
the t'nited States treasury department
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, of I hill us, I , ., .""1" " ''T""1 '"I"?
were guests at the Myer, home during ; f Z'v .! f
tun week. I.- . . n. " ' ' .
MBS. O. W. NIEMEYER
(nee Blanche Lis ton)
Northern Nigeria. In 1SI02, under Col
onel (now Mnjor-Oenetal) T. L. N.
Morland, serveil la the lloiiiu expedi
tion, while in the vollowing year took
mrt in tho KniioSoiioto iiiinpHign,
when, with a force of KiiO, Kano was
but much more. True nraver is seeinu
timber and other niouevs collected from ''""I '"."'"'f''" "" '!
thn fnro.t riLti-v.. Witt,;. ! '' President ilson fullv under-
Mis. Otto Metsihan, a chainiing ; during the fiscal year ending dime .10 ",nV''"- "'' closes ii is proclamation by
i'ortland iiinlroii, is the guest of Mrs. l!ll-l, in ifo,ilO(l.5o'. ' asking that we pray that (tod may
terrible situation iu the European coii-11" "-muting the holdup
tinent we appeal to the great Father ...,
"f us all to do that which we in our I INFk OF AllIF
weakness and iuiiornnen arc not able iiUUJ VI niilillikJ
to do, T'uis is what men have always
done. Often like Paul thev have n!s-
covcred that 'When,! am weak then! Strongly Iteinlorced.
'" I strong.' As a result of this day I Paris, Oct. 3. Powerfully reinforced
of prayer God ill his goodness ami wis-1 once more, the allies todav were extend
doin may bring about that end which ; ing their lines north ot Arras iu a fur
we all so earnestly desire. ther enveloping movement against the
"Put this ought to be more tliiiu a i German right wing.
lay of petition. It ought to be that, Fighting desperately, the Germans
were reining eastward an Inch at a
time. The prosi-ure on their front was
increasing steadily ami the prediction
was made by experts that their retro-
grn.ie movement would not stop short
of Belgium,
All (icrninn lit t -in lt h to break
Itoye
'load through
paths of obedience to
I pray that fins may
places of vision.
ne jitiiorii-it s iiny oi vision; mat tins inioiign tne allies line between
I day may do for us what the biniiinir and l.assiitnv had fulled.
bush did for Moses of old." At the center the situation emiilned
With these words Perry Frederick unchanged. Both the British, who hold
Schrock, minister of First Coimreea-1 the nositionn about Illinium i.n.i .....
EARTHQUAKE KILLS MANY
Loudon, Oct. 5. Many per
sons were killed and immt'iiMj
property damage was done by
an earthquake which sIkku
Koiiin province, Asiatic. Turkey,
Saturday night, according to .1
news agency dispatch icauved
from Smyru.i today.
The towns of lshnita mid P-ur-diir
were practically destroyed,
it was stated, and brides the,
It ad anl injured, ,;reat num
bers of people wesc said to be
shelterless, destitute and huu
Kr.v. No exact figures were available.
tinting on the German line of ceiinniiii-
nations through Belgium. This pivotal
movement cannot be delayed long and RRITKH VI PUT l
probably will mark the next phase of i ul" W
the campaign.
ing tho German line and continuing to
Brussels by way ef the supposedly
strong German positions at Valencien
nes and Mens. Another line, just be
yond Arras, at Douiii, runs northward
toward (ihent. This second line, while
limning further away from the German
communication route, takes the natural
directionsor the relief of Antwerp.
There, is reason to believe that
Antwerp's jjfM fos. succor is inline
diate, so it sceins likely that Arms or
some town iu its close vicinity will ter
minate the allies' purely' northern
movement.
Arias, because of Its railroad import
ance, is the allies' natural nivot. fori
swinging to the eastward ami coiicen-1
GERMANS BELIEVE
(Continued from I'i'ge One.)
APPARENTLY AFRAID
i Bordeaux, Oct. X Seine fretfnlnenn
was discreetly expiessed hero toiiay
linio to become acclimated, it was as- over the fact that Great Britain's and
jerted that the allies revealed how hiinl Fiance ' sea strength, greatly as it li.nt
pressed they are. German's nnval power outmatched,
Advices from Buciiarest indicated seems inadequate to prevent such Inci.
that Hiiuiuiiian sentiment is by U0' dents as tho bombardment of Pnneetu,
moans so universally pro-Kiissiau as has metropolis of tho Society islamta,
been represented iu dispatches sent out , French possessions in the Pacific
from British sources. The crown prince 1 Though the bombardment, in which
was quoted us having rebuked Russian , the kaiser's cruisers Scharuhorst and
sympathizers ami insisted on a continu- Gneisenaii took part, occurred Sepfm
ance of Kuminiiaii neutrality. ber 2, the colonial ministry was not no-
The Dutch were reported strengthen- t i f it'll of it until Friday night,
ing their frontier patrols and nreparing i Papeete, it was stated, was half do
le disarm and Intern tho Belgiuns ex- stroyed,
pected to flee Antwerp into Holland. I ' '
' i Our idol, of a smart voung mnii Is
Words are merely the blossoms, but I one who succeeds in taming his m'M
deeds are the fruits. : ottt.
Sokoto and Kntstmn were neeir led bit
er by tho sumo force. Holds commis
sion, iu tho Duke of Lancaster 's Own
Imperial Veoinanry (The King's Own).
Attended funeral of King Edward VII
n nd the coronation of King llcoiue
r rank Meredith and Mrs. L. r. l.riltith.l This fund is to be distributed among !
the several counties of the stare, upon
Miss Gertio Cuppes, daughter of Mr. the prop irtionul area basts, to be ex
and Mrs. M. 1, Cappes of 1201 North , ponded for the benefit of the public
Fourth street, spent the week-end iu schools and public roads ttithin said
Salem us tho guest of her parents, She ' counties. Oregon's proportion of the
u-nu n Mwiiiil.e,. nf tiiii i.nvv ..c MniiMwiut i forest reserve receints win pntlccted
girls who gave a delightful ufternooii ' '""n the several reserves tocnted whol- tionol church, began his sermon on the j Geriiiinis opposing them, were stiimglv
prognim at Saturday's fair. '.V or . ' rnrt within the state, as fob ! subject, "Answering the Pruyer for entrenched, and neither had snc( Ii-'.l
, . Mows: : i eace. no tout men t lie storv of in ilislodgliig the other from their de
Mr mid Mrs Flliolt Snvneo ore in 304.10 1 Moses and the burning hush and showed , fenses,
Seattle where thev are iTs a of thidr ('",,0r ' l-1.Nfi4.tHt . that w Moses tur I aside to see, A little to the cast of these positions,
. . . i. .S v . .. .. . U ''"to 13.'1.1!" God called to him" and gave to him I In the Woi vre district, however l ie
3,toOK his mission to lend forth the children German forces under the crown pin
4,hS of Israel. "This piocliimatiou of Pres. i were retiring somewhat.
3,0211.04 iilcnt Wilson shall be our burning French troops, advancing fi Tonl
j,ihii.i , ousn, said .Mr. Schroeii, "Wo have and .Nuucy, had also c polled the Ten-i
i,iiini..ii iui iii-ii iiKine to see umi n we listen we ions in raise I lie j.g,. of certain of
l,Wi!i..'IO also will hear God culling iiiilo us. And the Mouse forts.
nut win ne snvr vim it not no t hist 1 niercentei w re
Fremont
daughter, -Mrs. Ernest Nelson, Be
fore her niurringe Mrs. Nelson was Miss k In mt Ii
'' c-avuge oi nniciii. j.Malheur
I Minam
Visiting his uncle, Dr. C. M. Find- Ochoco .
ley, Paul Blniicliiird of Giants Pass i Oregon
taken without any neriuus engiigeiiieiit. in Salem. Mr. Blaiicliard is a former Paulina
1,43.H2
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70.12
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l.s,0N2.2X
Total
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AUMSVILLE MAN
SEVERELY INJURED
student of Willamette university ami Haiititim
will tu Uu law examiiiatious here this Siskiyou
week. Siusliuv
" I'mntilla 1.702.12
Amidst gnrhiiiils of pretty autumn rmpqtin n,s;s,lH
flowers lliu marriage of Min Orla Cox Wallowa ri,ii02.0H
and yuecn Mary. Member of Imperial i and Isaac Earl l.inville was soleiuni.cil Weiiaha
Service and Special Service Squadron, I Saturday, October third, at high noon Whitman
IU1U Amelia lirilgoOIIS, ( if i nie mime u. lie ii. hu- n ime:r-..,
I Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cox, near Allies-
A delightful closing for the stale v;11','- Kev. H, I. Morton, pastor of the
fair Saturday night were the dear heart (Christian chinch, presided at Hymen
aongs by a favorite singer, llullie pr. altar, uniting the couple.
rish Hinges. "The u.-koo Song,"' I'linity pret :y lime Miss Lucille ox,
"Somewhere 0 Voice Is Calling'' and! 1 " 1,1 the bride, was the tlower
"Home Sweet Ho " us a final oiilrl- ''"irrylng tho nag in the heart ot
core curnpliired the crowd. M is. I I'he bride was chorining in
Hinge, sung In a sweet, clear soprano I ''''" ,""" " imhIi.1 with iiin.l
uml uot a word went unheard as her!"1"1' Il"'''' A I'"'1"1 v'''1 I"''t"I.V "'aughl
splendid voice filled the huge new ' 11 "rcathed cap was worn and
auditorium. A courtesy for the ope-! 1 0'liiitlons funned u inussed boil
eial accominodiitioii of Mrs. Hinges umi ,"e'. ...
her able nccoinpiinist, Miss HcntiiceJ
Shelton, was the piano, with which it. Il,' M.vHl" ''"'bioldeiy club
F. Peters of the Wilev It. Allen com-! '"' entertained Thursday at the I
puny favored them hist week at the'"f M'"- William Masters in Highland.
f.,1-' There were six members present. 'I he
... uiicrnoou was spent sewing, i.nter re sinie niir.
Snndliv ut 12 o'clock noon Miss Kiith I fn'shinents wee served by the ho-dess, j This accident was probably rospon
Evans beiauie the biide of Mr, .Minion .
Arnold, of Scio, at the home of the Miss Mable Wlliiycombe, of Corvnl
bride's parents, Mr. and .Mis, Daniel ; lis, Is a guest lit the Jones homo at
M, Tlvans, five miles east of Saleiii. ; Lake l.abish,
mCMN.KleH U'.ll-fi
I lime seen the affliction of mv neunle i Interpieted hero as 1 ti.ii.-n t i ...r 1 1.,. n,
that aro ill Europe and I have heard Germiins were mar the end of their
their cry by reason of their tiisli-inas- resources,
ter. War. Come, now, and I will send:
thee that thou inavest lend forth my!
people unto tun hind of Peace. Ainer
leu can ami ought to he the Moses of
the world 's peace,1'
Mr. Schrock then went on to show
that this Idea of national Ii mlership iu
world pence was not 'modem. He quot
ed the vision of Isiiinh in whl.di he
saw the day when tuitions would "bent
their swords Into plowshares and their
spears Into pruning hooks. When na
tion would not lift mi sword auaiust
nation, neither would they learn war
C. Ileebe of Aiiii.svllle was severely any more. " This end was to be brought
Injured yesterday when an automobile nboiit not bv sending peace nili-lnnuries
he was driving skidded In the muddy but by the life of Israel. The spirit
road a mile the other side of Turner tiic will of God would be absolutely
and turned turtle, lie ttus hurried to a i stablirhcd in Raid ami the life that
Salem hospital, Word of the accident would result would be so wonderful
was brought to Albany last, night by that all the nations would miv: "Come
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Koehler of Gleudorr, V(, let u go up to the mountain of
ii suburb of Albany, who returned to .l.ln.viili and he will tench us of His
their automobile alter visiting the ,..,-. ... ,. ...... ,., . : .,
fur out of Xiou shall go forth the law,
mid I lit. u I ,.i' .I..i.,..-,ii, .... ... i
slide for the rumor in circulation yes- j fH,,m .
icroiiy to,.! i ore,., peop... cre s iei, i .. World H-nce has never coo... I.e.
cause there hits never bc n die nati.ui
The Means to the End
"Advertising is nothing in itself. It is only a means
to an end IMPROVED BUSINESS."
"Business is nothing in itself, only a means to an
end-IMmOVED LIVING."
These two sentences from a recent address of Jo
seph II. Appel tell the whole story.
Advertising is the great necessity of improved liv
ingand newspaper advertising is the mightiest,
most mobile battalion in the whole advertising army.
The man who intelligently utilizes newspaper ad
vertising is on the road to improved business and im
proved living.
Daddy's Bedtime
EwyJ Story
And the Dog Pur-
iud It.
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F.I.L
Crow Use
Bollt Tricks
And KinJnw.
kiddles, do you wuiit n slury tuululil?" nsked iluddy.
"Yen. daddy." tluinisiul Jack mid Evelyn,
"Well, snuggle up umi I'll loll you nboiit soinu novel things 'heavy lmw
that duns Iiiivo been known tu do. -
"Viiti ha vu heard how (rliky itnwa are itloueT Well, two crown nro just
two Iliiiea inure tricky tliuti one ciw. lloio U n trick two crown played:
"TIhuo two crows tmt on n (emu, it nil Just lielotv tlietn a big dug was
Hiinwlug peneefiilly nwny nt a bone.
"The cruw wniited Hint bone. Hut liow to get II nwny from the do.
Hint wns so big n nil llcrceT They cawed and cawed mysteriously together
fur awhile, n ml then they llew down on Hie ground.
"Then lliu fun began, Until of I hose crows slide quietly up nii.l nllueke.l
the dog from the roar, viciously nipping bin tall,
"Of comae tho dog dropped bin bono and turned around to t1.-r..iid blui
elf. One, rt'ow llew nwny, and tho dog pursued It, but the crow Hew too fust
mid (no lilgli. He nut on a limb of a live mid enwed Impudently nt Hie dog. i
"The doggie barked fur awhile and then thought about Ills In me. j
"Alan umi alack, when lie got back to Hie plneo where ho hud left bis bone
Hie bone was no" hero to be found.
"Yon we, tho oilier crow bait carried It iwny. l'retty mon the crow (lint
cnrrled nwny the bono won Joined by lliu crow Hint flew nwny, mid Iboy hud
great roust. ,
"Kiddles, If Hint ort of thing were done lit war It would be called
trntoL'y, but when crow do It wo call It n trick."
"Well, that nut noma trick," declared Jack breathlessly, "Tell un nn
t Iter, dnddy."
"Crown ure nl times kind ton. They are not nil had by any niennn. A
rnmlly who llv.il In the country bad Itn curiosity aroused by lite frequent tin
III which a little crow uindo to chicken coop which wnn not In tine,
"II would enter Hi door and reinnln for nwhllt ami then come out nnd
tf nwny.
'The little hoy of the fnuilly naw It do that three or four llmrn one duy
Then be thought he'd Iwtter nee what Hi crow wn doing.
"He approached Hie dmir ery cautiously, nnd there be nnw the crow tic
Hisllln' kernels of com before poor chicken Hint hnd become caught lie
twee tbe luirn of the coop.
"Of course he hnd to go often beenme he could only carry two or tluv
kernels at on tin.
"Now, food night, khl.llM, nnd plennnnt drearon."
nn auto accident on Aulieny Hill,
I According to details secured, .Mr.
Heche Iu company with another limn
was enroiite to Kalem to attend the
fair, Having passed an automobile,
Mr. Heche turtle. I linclt Into the road
too .iilelily, when the rear wheels of
his automobile, which Is a light car,
began to -liid. They struck a rut nini
the car turned completely over, Mr.
Ileebe was caught beneath (he ear, i
while his companion jumped hnd es- -cap'l
injury, Tho extent of Mr,
Heche's injuries win. not learned,
The car n .le.n..lli.hcd. Iloth front
wheel" were smiished to bits, the ill-1
diutor wit eoiiHldei'tibly .Inmaged and. Itev
nne side ut the body tins caved in. Tim . i.Ihii o
top was completely wreclie.l, 'I lie
vdicrdny and the tin v
l.i-lure i le the roads Iu the vicinity
of Tumor nearly impassible tu 'auto
mobiles, Alhiiuv Herald, I'Viday,
that f. drilled the condition of iMiiuh's
vision. America can and ought to ful
fill tlm-o conditions. We will lead In
the world's pence when we otlil.llli
pence IiikIcIiiI of iivarice l. ml greed mid
selfishness iu our owu hind, When wi
de this, the nations of the world will
come to learn of ns. They come now
to learn of our seiiooU anil factories
nnd ctiiiiinorre and funis. Whv lint ot
our lite of pence in,. I iustlecl"
No Lull In t'luhtinir
I'urls, Oct. ),--Kiglning between .
iillles and tile (Icrimius north of the
Itiver disc coutiiiues a, fiercely as eve.-,
it wim Hinted In the official iiiuouuce
ment irsued here at .1 p. m. today.
Hoth sides were si.i.l to be receiving
constant reinforcements and it was ud
mitlcd that the buttle 's outcome re
niaiiieil iu doubt,
At other points ul.u.g the fighting
trout, it was Muled (lie sltuiitii.o
umi I unci ge.l.
ASKS SUPPORT FOR
MEDFORD NORMAL
H. V. Mullley, of Meilrunl, Ill
Huleni atteudliig the Htnte Knlr lii-l
week, primuiily to cull the attention nf
the people to the measure In rule the
electorate M the coming election I
tuldisli anew the Mule Normal hcIi.miI
for southern Oregon,
Mr MuUey r. intends that (begun Ii.
Hie odv slnle lu the uiiliiu thai ever
le.liicc.l its mm, her of iimiiiimI hi'I.ii..In.
Mini but five .Inles of (he mdun hnd
l.s imnll an eipilpment as ours liu.l
when the Icgiiduinic .1 Iloeli.-d lu Hum
mid overthrow this Institution, He mid
fuillier Oregon nni.t find over Iikmi new
tencliern eiuh year for her piiblle
scnools and the picHcnt iioriiiiil wd I
output en tuiot be mure llmii 'Jim.
Highly per eeni of th,. nppiiemitH fm
tcticlicrs' i Ill'l.iiies In Oregon lut
year nn. I re. civ.-d
Dlsnrnminoiit the Wav and Warrant of V1'" "'!''"" tnilnlng i,t,uvc Hi
Peace,
I 'irl II, Klliutl ,i,Kc on the
Ihi'tue In -t evening lu the I'ii-t
I ' t l v t i-i in ii church nie I in g oilier
tiling' he i.id w them':
"The di-iiniiiiiueiit of Hie nations
would ciimpi l iiNlinin in Mttlc their .hi
lercuecs in nine ..Hie. av tliiiu t.u.l
uf bl.iodi.hcd. Hliul out lri.ni Hie nr.
Iiilii.iiieiit of arms thev would ,i".mrr
or Invent soiue melhoil Hint would be
lilinidlcrs but ol'lcctmi.
"An inlet nut iiinal pull... iu.ee ml.,
piate and pnwci I'm! v I lie ne, i-.-m y
Kir the proper I plug or II,,' pen,-,.,
jind ns iMiiiil.-ipHl p.di.'.-iucn tne u.'..,l,-,
Inihiy lor the miiltitemiitrc uf oiilei ,e-
Iwecl. prll.ite cillr.en., but nu nne
would g,. I Ii to the old mclli.i, of
cn.'l. hi ii ii acting a In. own polieeoiuii.
. . i .. i..... i t ....... ... .
, '. , , .... i.h , nun. . inn OH. UH"l,l'if
ruff . I,. diMMlve i thru ,. destroy it t , h f , , ip
entirely. In do tins, get about four ... . .. . . ,. . .
.. . i- i i ,. "I Lie III. ' . I'll s l. IS llllli nil's Wn u I
ounces of nr,l,n...y,,i,Brv.,rii,iply It "' ' " '
mi, Ibe ...I,. oh I. I.. ,..U '"' ' Wliere Illl. Ill
With the linger lips. ' , the reU,,,. of r,,et eht n,,e.
Dr. ll.it Innlolil. D...I l, m.,rol,. .r..l .''h'1' Bl1'1 -I'"11"" 'W.ligs to the side lit
If nut all uf yi.ur dandruff will b ?g.,nc, ' if'" '""""'""i
i .t . i-. .i . ii . " l imhiimiil wm
Tlx liixl1) n limn n, Hie MMiro liun-
Uf I MM UMH'llltl.
WASHING WON'T RID
HEADOFJANDRUFF
Dimolve h.Thati Beit Way.
The only ittte way in get ri.l nf ilnnd
iff i tu dinnlve II. tbcii yiiii destroy it
entirely. Tn do this, get about four
tiunret nf nrilinniy li.piid arvuii; apply It
nt night when retiring; tne rtmiigh Pi
Eggs, fresh ranch, doz., 40c
Potatoes, large Burbanks, h., $1
Sweets, 9 pounds for - - 25c
Rtvxirl Portland Tip-Top, loaf . .
Dreaa Roman Meal oc
WESTACOTT-THIELSEN COMPANY "
(INCOItrOHATED)
Euccrssorn to Thlelsen Cash Grocery I A. Wonttcott A Co.
ir.i nortii man street : : : i t i : TELEritONE 830
and three ..r l.n.r nmre ni.nllcail..... wi I'Larniiiiienl would
lend to
,-iu nn yriuie, I lie SnlllO. ril IIH'l'i'll
uuiiu'.l m ill t.l win roh.liicte.l m,
filly fur f teen veins bet.,,.- II wns
extinguished by lintllc legb Ml,,n, 'I'l l.
m'Iioi.I litis a ).i-nt worth tiri.ouii teeilv
to ..pen tomorrow, Mil fleli'i.t tu m, , ..il
ii iiiiireineini for s.-vcinl yci.rs,
'III st of Hie sill. ml lindei the pin
e sed net would he I, nl lb,, pile.. ,,f
.Igor lo the Inipnver nssenseit ill t,
llllli. Nut line uf Hi.iitliein (lie.., ,,-, rnus-
(ics tins un ...leei.liunnl ItiHliliitiou t"
which Hie stale tributes u dullur fur
support, There l no lii.tllutlu.i will,
lu ""'I miles of A -I, In n.l and Mcdlu.d
our wit hill Ion milct of I iilievlew In
Oregon, ftudeiits nr.. entering the nor
mal seiioul. ..f t'tilir'.ildu nnd bci.iinlng
cnllu'ed there, Oregon luscs ttielr scrv
li es, PoiiHh Ml Olegull Vue h. livilv
nnd us heavily pnys limes for everji
public p.! .11 1'iilcrpilnc, Hurt willingly.
We HiiiiH Hint d public policy i.n
well us justice ami cniiliy witl lulng
a homy vote In Nov bet to Hie sup
pint of the A.lilnnd school,
Mr, Mulltey snvs soul hem Oregon Is
it, pen. Ii.g li.igely ii pon the tirousc.l In
Hie teres! In better sellouts eceivwhere
niiiulfesl in,. I lu the furl tin, Un. wo
men now ptlvlhgc.l to vote will sop.
port It, He snvs wherever He bus gone
Hie people i rem ready In re. .pen the
school,
Mr, Molkcy I. n inncllclng ntt v
lit .deilford ami chiiius to have no iu-
A STATE SCHOOL CLOSED
. , I ..... J ,4-, . , .:, ,,i,.
tntnplrlcly disw.lvc and riitinly drilniy, "'"''""'U ' truer and nobler Ideul
every lingle sign nnd trace of il, no mnl- ",' I'"1'1""'"'" and of heiol.tn. Too long
tcr how much dandruff you may have. ""' l"',"H'" "r u"r hnv l,,'l'' '
You will lind, lii. thai all itching and "' h"r ,l"v """I K'rls
digging of Ihe main will stop at mice,1"" 11 VM Ylvt' orthy and lo
mid your liair will be iluffy. luMrmn. ' emulnle.l, l.ct the nrmy pnss nwny
Blotsv. utile V and nft. nnd Ionic nnd feci reign nf r or come nu. In
a hundred liinrj belter. "tend of toe world's most sucee.st.il , teust In this school Issue other Hum a
If ynu want to prcterve ynur lini'r, do murderers being In Id up as hemes toll'U'lle Interest, "Of foiirse," Mild he,
ly all mrani get rid nf dandruff, for imltnlp.l, such men ami woiueii a "H'ie are huni'ieiU of turn and Women
nothing detrny the hnir ninre quickly, l uluer, hnvomiroln, i,lndslne, Kmer -' " Hlmut Origin whn love thnt tcl.oul
It tint only ilnrvrn the hair and ninkei oii, Klorenco .Nightingale ntol ,lnne Ad ' "m "f "'""'I beyond nil
Il fall nut, but it mokei it iiringy, Mrag-i dams would be the heroes of our nclio.,1 1 "'''tr1 I" tin' h ' nf heller schools
aly, dull, dry, brittle and lilrlisn. and.bov. and girls.'' fl" '"" 'lilldren, nu.l lo get I lose ne
everyone notice It. Ynu ran pt biped 1 j must Inne the very bcsHcnehers, nnd
arvon ut any drug store. It Ii Tnf-n- I1' doesn't HirUe on abent trinl to Hint end we must provide for tl.elt
iv and never (aili g Uu Ul Work, ment. l..i,'i,llun rji.l Iruliilog."
euthfrn Ortnon Rtnu Koitnnl B.bool, iiilo.
UT US BE PROUD OF
OREGON
Oregon In the only sli.le In th t'nlon
thnt hen nt nny time tc.luc.l the huiii
bir of lis nornuit schools. Kve rvwherc
Ihe moveiiicnt Is for more tiorniiils, n
nente of mates have from three to lirir-cii.
t'liliroinin bus pIrI.I; Wssl.liinto.i tins
ttiree: i-ven l.lHtin hsn Isro.
t'oosl.lnr:--oiily Ills slutss linvn n
niunlbr enulpnicut for hori.iHl schools
than In. sen wo.il.l, wem nil Hirer of Its
nehooln roiiolnn; suit, ilnlily per rent
of Hie upi'llcnnn for tcsel.prs' I'villll
catin In Oregon Insl ynr hail received
no IrnliiltK nbovn th tlnhlli ntiiile.
t'nnuol Orrgon, like oilier ntslin, pro
vl.lt thnt hrr common nehooln nlinll hnve
ooimittenl, rfdetent teaciitrn?
Th I.llnlur lini referred to tlie
peopln a mcssuit proviillun a mill, but
nitipl mnlnlennnc fund for tin Hnuth
nn Oreacn Rial N'ormnl Hchool a
nelioel that wnn ronrlurteil with mnrked
nucetnt for fuurletn yinrt.
FOR CUR CHILDREN
A lioitnul sihcol iilali solely tn Iti.ln
I mil I, ct k. II In loot of the ruiiimoii
gri.de school hntcm. With liuliii.l
lech, i H, your common nehooln are cf
tlelciit: wltliout Uu in tlicrcimi.il be. In
tho Inst iioslynls, Hi teacher In tna
school.
'I'he ability lo develop the child; lo
li.teient blui In bin work: to make- H.e
must of bin lime, to give hint nn not
lillloun outlook -Hint Urn with tin1
I .-iu tor, unit only th trained tench, r
ran do It, The normal nchool train
hr for tb work shown her how. Thai
iiinkin nclicels worth wall nnd n proper
return for Hi tnipuyern' money,
tV tin ournflvrn to proleet our litoii'
erlyi nhnulil not protect our ehiu
drrnf Hhvulil their most lniprentcual,iii
yrnrn b entrusitil to Itnlnera riot k cow
Ion hew lo IrnlnT
VOTE 312 X YES