Daily capital journal., November 15, 1915, Page FIVE, Image 5

THE DATLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOV. 15, 1915.
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PROF. J. F. BARKER'S
SYSTEM OF TEACHING
SCORES BIG SUCCESS
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We solicit your business. We as
sure you that you will find here the
best values to be had as our stock is
complete, the wanted styles are on
our floor the prices are the lowest,
our tetms are very reasonable the
assortment the largest ever offered
in this city almost every kind and
make can be had through the Valley
Music House. Over twenty different
makes on our floor at present. Many
beautiful styles in new case work,
from a fumed oak to the highest
hand polished mahogany. If it is
quality you want we have it in many
makes of the old lines of instruments.
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OPPORTUNE OFFERINGS
In Pianos and Player Pianos of
most all descriptions, that have been
slightly used.
Was $400
Now $225
THIS ONE A GENUUINE STEGER
& SONS, was sold just one year ago
by the manager of the Valley Music
House for 385 cash, and has had ex
cellent care, like new, fine tone, and a
beautiful piano in burl walnut case.
If you want a real quality piano you
should see this one at once
This beautiful Kohlor &
Chase in an up to date ma
hogany case was sold and
used a short time by nice
family right here in Salem,
This is one of the high priced
ones. Sells new for $425.
This fine instrument can be
had now for $205. Easy pay
ments. Now you have been
wanting a fine piano and did
not feel able to buy. This is
a chance for you and a buy
you will never regret. This
piano is worth three times
as much as a cheap new one
that can be bought for the
same money.
If you know nothing about the
quality of a Piano, mrac the price
you can afford to pay and we will give
ycu the very best in cur shop for the
amount you spend. And we will
guarantee satisfaction or your
money back. You take no chances
when ycu buy on our exchange prop
osition. Makes no difference the
price you pay, if you buy a medium
priced one you may use it one year,
and if you are not perfectly satisfied,
turn this instrument in on one of
higher quality, get credit for all you
have been out. If there is any way
more satisfactory we would gladly
adopt it.
Was
$650
370
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The cut above shows an exact like
ness of the Piano. This instrument
is fully warranted both the Player
and the Piano. The Piano is built by
Kohlcr & Campbell of New York. It
has a full copper wrapped bass, solid
metal back, bushed tuning pins, gen
uine felt hanrimcrs. The Player is
equipped with all the very latest de
vices for operating. Thisis the buy
you have been looking for in a fine
self player.
In Buying a Piano Keep This One Fact Before You
That an Artist can take his brush and a bit of paint and hide a whole multitude of faults in a cheap piano,
both on the out side and the interior, and the average buyer never detects these faults until it is too late.
Under no circumstances do not buy a piano that you can buy new for $150, as ycu will surely throw your
money away as there is not a legitimate riano built that can !,e sold retail for $159 that will stand ordinary
usage.
QUALITY
Telephone 493
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C. P. HULL, Mgr.
EASY
Payments
264 N. Commercial St.
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e Valley Music House alt 264 North Commercial Street g
faiys entire stock cf fine Pianos and Player Pianos. This
large stock of fine instruments will, be thrown on the mar
ket at prices almost unbelfevabic. Notwithstanding the extreme scarcity
of uii such lines of fine instruments as this purchased of the Howard Piano
House, and the higher prkes tSae manufacturers will have to pay in the near
fu'ure for trie raw material iht go in such iashimests, we have ken able to secure for this sale this attrac
tive ha of the world's oldest and best instants at prices that can't be duplicated again in rcany years, ad
most positively, yea can't delicate tkia h Sfc. This lig line a!ded to the already large and up to drie
Ike sold fey the Valley Music House, certainly sakss for the Valley Mask House one of the storngest lines of
fcie LnstrimiCRts ever sold in Sakn. Jiist &ink, you seldoa see ssch a line sold olf of (me fiber k the larger cities
11 t'.;i.-:it:or.'' ! ytiMii fur pi iM:niy' irni on ur.o si. If ami ;i;it-vvr(- nil iln re f
lis has liwn .li-viw.l ly .). linrkfr w'i. (in imi-Ii (-anl iii-e mcvoiiiI iiii-i
Hi:..' riiv liiL-twi! as flu' liarktMiMM Inms in ail.iition iii tlio Mtiiiller mmi-i
( SvstiMH, iv wliirh n chil.l iix n: I'cis. with ilu hiiviis on the oilier I
se'.en ears of ;ie, with seniveiy ; r'nie. V.iih t:.e I'mper i i.via ni' miia-
Ii!.uw!i-.lt! of It' I Uts, hiii It'll rn to real In'i.s in ItU nihil.' Hie elnhl .-oon le
tl. ..,.,..,. .m- uttUiii tii-.i . ..in, a i,r.,i'l..;.u,t : i.i;.;.... i...t ,.l
y -li'oi.tUs, wilh only an lunir'4 study 'ah te.-.i t!u? iner,;al ni ithntet ie work, the!
JJi'lay. aiwer i;, ttlwtivs toninl on the oilier;
2 Wii.lyiiist willi this system I'or five uh- of the si r 1 . This :yMein is n?e i
m :i;iit!'s. its a I'li' .'iie iii of Mr. Itiir- in Miitini-tiu iiikI innlliilit'iiiiuii.
Ki r. t.ivyiiu lla'e, the voting son el' V.' In pi.nt'by, tlui e:i i , fni is al-:
Pi S. li tie, j;iiieriiiten'teiit of the (li'eur')n so ese.l. in tonne. -tittn w-ih ontiiite:
UStnie 'rr.'iininf.' si-hoel, roi:rese'l fioni iiiaps with no i,aines tin it. ( 'oat i uen: :-.
M 1 1 lit tiirt to ihe filth vra.lo ilnrint; tli- -tate-i. l ivers an, I t'itit.s are niMiI.ere.l ,
Vi Hiiiiii.t'i', aiol is now al'le to reiiil from lie rea-ls the nante, turns the r;;r,t otlt,
j ,i.iiy ui v .ia;'er a ail in (lie renlnr m f lie naml'iT iiikI fiml.s it on the;
jfcSi'hoot eourse is reioly for Ihe tilth aatp. For example, he re.uls ihe nan'i"
3 i'.milc. lii'si.U'K the mivaneo in rrnlilis' l!alt'intirt. miii'lifrcl. This nimilx'r in:'
s:-i iiom the five netntiis stinly. tile hoy has the re'.erse siife. says, eomnieirial eil;.
tjj i t;,lMi iirithmetie, i'nr;;liy, sieiliii'.: .Man tan. I, an, I tumi this nnnilier tin-;
W nr.. I nil the rotukir I'nurth uraile ntnk. iiii I'in.N it on ihe niai. In the ear. I1
CJ In teii.Tiii! lett.litiL:, Mr. rMirker tiiiiyia:r of ,-,i aphy, n senlen.e i.-'
e1. tin1 ptiMl ranis with wainls on starte.l on ota' ai.le anil rent nine. I on
tine siile ami a pi. tar" on the reve. se. the r.- i-r.-e,
i:t. :. it... " . i 'i'ii.. ..i.; i.i ...... vh.. ....i .. ,,.i,;...r ; ,i;.-t. .;..,.! I
f?Mrai:is to i! s-ne i 1 1 the wonl wtth theitroai the pres. at I'erni of 11.'.; ra. I ion m
JJjj '.i-le.rc a". I whip, at- j'-i '-im: a vo"f.li i any wa .. It is an in,li i.hatl sys-
J'iary, is eajeyiaj Itiinself wit a the ra r.s. , tern, the eli:!,l fein,; t'n'o lo progress as
p'j . 'h:!,' the i a.- l na tion is pei -a.nal, yet j fa.-t let his al.; :i ; " ami ileitis: ly w ill p.a
t2 .'ia-ses ihe -ii:l!riii are penei i to. I I .!:. All re.-italion.-' aie ma.le , oae1
T-l'ie.-itt' to ea-'h oilier frtiai the tanais. pu l to anota.'r an.i au' so eaa.inrte.P
'f This t"ir. t-VhU'iii of vior.ls en oae si.le 1 1 Itt.i v.ltaf is p;. tse.l over must lie per-
ait.t e.iiaespoii.l i a pi.-tnro oa tin' oil j ferity w.'l! ittiowa. j
! tor.t inae.l ih.'il the ehil.l has a f.iirl .Mr. i'-arker has tleiaonstral.'il with
tuailiainry, when the saeitenee systeiajthe son nf Mr. Hale that nmler this
t3 is Ittkt it tip. Iii '.his more n.r.un.-e a ! sys;(.a, a t hihl t .ta ionl:e nniisnal p'u-f-li
wa.tk, T ae ral-l sytani is a'so in Use. I :;i . s in n ;.in rt lime ami while work
(ej.wiia wtit.h' on oae si. It' uatl pii-imss o:i r i ar;1 rral!- eajovs liia.ttelf. Til
j was tiv.M u.so.l hv Mr. Harkrr s.-v.M,-ii
i mini-! yv.iis uo in A tiling. ( ';ililoini:i, ;:n I
on thi I'larliiioanl, iiu tin1 lias tft inioiiiais from mijmiv ( 'alMurni.i :
i ; I a t:v t : ; t - J r i n l;- of a i i i li iiid i
t i t-arliiT uivt-s im! il iho imiiiln'r u:' i r'lin aliiis tcstil 111 as lo thr i'a cnal
T.:!imil Min 1 1 1 mm i at ni:-; uki niuiiun.
I In1 i-tiiU M'd'i li'iiniH lo aisorinU any
ffi iiiitiiinr on i!u? l.naril hy tlii' small .slid.
Jj in his i.aiiii. lien 'ho work ri'ai'l'u-s
pii ; ifii, Uio.u' aio liuiniil in a litiiiille, ainl
K.Jtrt1"! as that inimlti-i' in rouiitinir. In
Wj.i'l this work, the .-liil.l lia t.lu'.hau.l
Willay tt tlip small sticks, thus Invonihij;
jt'J ! li'miliar with numlit'is as shown on tin
Mjlioanl. 1 1 fu.vt rat i ti y; the mimhcr 1 I, the
t2;c!'il aas osi" biuiillo of ton stiik---1
it-itiuil, aint tho four sfparato sti--k.
Kli'i'ho iloa of quantity is alwaya in the
g I chiia 's niiii.l.
! In lom-hiu a.ltlition or huIiI met ion.
J the ciiitl systoni is usotl, with the ro!v
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ret.alts ol.lniae.!. ftoal llsin his plan.
Wrifiiii.' to Mr. I lurk or from the Snal
l-'ram-isfo Mate Ntnnial si iiool, l-'ttaler t
iek Unrk snys:
" We liina hoen nsio yanir t arils an.i
nr. ' it :: ! I v your system in the tent hini:'
"f roml'inn for three months. Wo are!
extremely well sat'isfietl with the re-'
suits r o till'. " I
ilther test iinoaiiils refer In tilt1 rnpiil
progress maile liy jiriniary pupils atiil
their pleasure in this system of sillily.
-Mr. Harker lives at hi Fronl street
aiol t'Xieets to open n free tleiuonst ra
tion sehool within a short time for li c
year el. I ehililieii.
Though Born In Slavery
Colored Leader s Death
Causes World-wide Grief
Tiislioceo, A In., Nov. 15. l'ulilie mi
iiounreinent of the dclnils of funernl
serviees of Dr. Hnukor T. Washington,
iiejrro loinlor, mid etlueutoi' who diet!
here yesterilny, probulily will lie nintle
ttnliiy.
MesKiiyes of contlolcui'p to Washing
ton's wi.lotv totlny showeil the ilepth to
wliieh the ncftrocH of tlic south have
heen stirred ley his dentil. Althoimli
WnrhiiiKtoii hud liecu ill for soine time,
it was only last week that his condition
lieetune serious nud his demise ennit' lis
J n - surprise.
! I)r. Wnshiacton ornntiized nud enn
jdui'tcil the Tuske(,'ee rndusfr.ial sehool
j for Negroes sinee 1HK. He wus Inon
j in slavery ut lliiles Ford, Vn., in KV,
or )s,,s.
lis'
tii;'
Alleged Po1yga.Tjst
Marries roriiaiid Girl
l'..tiitii.l, Ore., Nov. I.". - ('lini.al
uith i.ii;iiuv, 1,'oliert S. hif i haner.
3enif. frcm "Caniicn" vit.lt Goraldtuo '!"'' ;!:!- ''.'"';""'' , ul11"'1''1.' " ' !
m ir.nt.ir, at the Grand Tuesday, Wedncs- " ' '!" 'M ' !','. ... " !'
2; j. ..,,1 ip!,,., l"t;e t. he nianied Alias I'-leiumr Me
rt i
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!::' A PEIZE ANGOEA.
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g ! Sun Fran. i-. ,,, v la Dodo
J4 .:fi an aii'jorn on ehil.iti.a at; the
PXI.ii.-itiiin has I., t n i lipped, llts
f liair wi,s hi loair that il laid
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A
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Coat
is
the most comfortable
Ui'i'mciit a man can
on.
It's equally Rood for
protection from the
cohi and from the. wet.
ri.vablc, warm, easy to
Mip on, free to walk in
no wonder they are
pt pnlar ;;uvnients. We
show them in all the
ilesirablo patterns and
at: prices from $.") to
."?lt.
Also Boys' Maeki-
naw-s,
11AMH9NDBISU!)? CO.
Leadi.njj Clothiers
Tho Top-ery 1U7 C'om'l at.
ALWAYS THE BEST PICTUESS
Ye Liberty
Theatre
I'INAL Ari'EARAKCa TODAY Oi'
IRENE FEOCK
Tho F.roadwiiy Eo'do who til's ciqitnred
Salom'o he.ut, in the ttreaij play oi'
Modern Life
THE SFENDTMIFF
Bis Doublo Bill Tomorrow
ARNOLD DALY
In a Stirring Detective Story.
THE MENACE CF THE MUTE
Get-Rich Quick Wallingford
In tho Latest Adventuro
"A TRAP FOR TRAPP"
5c Always 10c
done in l.titi.N
I. lid tilt II tiler
!!'! ivorth
wii.t some
I 17, of I'orihin.l, while l,.i-
llll.l i'.'i.l'feil it i l'f in I ,om A II"! Its, !
I he ii. diee miv Hint , is. M hum,. I
iniliiiii, wh'.iii Stdiit'l hnner is ;:l. .;i .l
ttl lt;i". .tdniiled iitatlv id one time
told Miss .le.llislnl' oi' hi.-l i:i.-l his
tnty.
t-'.-iiifl l.iiii.r n:is trneed I hr.-n-h te'i
:;i;iiiis .. ut to Mrs. SihiiMiii; wii-'Ii 'he
1 1 rtn il titer to the nil I hnl i 1 ii-s.
.Mis;. M - lii- t.i Mtt.rc I" I he u :il : .ml
i'.ii s,,:ii Thnner's niiest.
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Yen "to pyiii;,' for news in
t!;i Journal, not irirc:!.
TJALVATION HOTiPIKftS AT Tl;
s. M' :. . W" : i -It.. N.,v. I j, lien
lit ' I:. '.Ih. ,.f I'.e u K -, t i . . tl ,te,
li.-n- I,-. I,. 1 1. e,.n le; .'It. .' u i 1 h l ii I
nf'..' oi l i.'.'l". He. len d Ihnt I "i.M'nl lit.
l.t : ' ' t' hi' i- i.1.';'!' it 'It .t in It 1 01 ' Il ' I '
tie I'!..' ill litt...e,
: Mi' . I'i.h si,l. h. re Stii ih.e.
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THE GRAND
TODAY
Billy Rice
Musical Comedy
Company
5-- KEELS PICTURES 3
10c AND ice.
DEATH OF MRS. IIILOEW,
l.nsl Mini, lay ni(;ht ottiirred ho
death of Mr.t. Ili-niy II ilen, inoi her of
Mrs. 11. Tunlsi'ii of llnl'linrd. rSin
tailed tery i.'iii.ly the .a.t. three
wools, , loath lieimt due o a ulrohe ,,1'
I .a i a 1 1 s i ... Mrs. Ililiien an, ,r I1IH.
hand hae heen joatin their htoiio at,
Ihe Alii'iiheini home easl of I'orllan.)
Hi. I ll nas t here thai Mrs, II : I ; . M .'is,.,I
!.;. Mr. I'aiilui an. Mr. 'li0 re
iiiine.l to lliilil.itrd We,iii"-,;iv niorn
ii'!., H e i"!y of Mis. Ilil;;, 'will m
Miti I'l iday ilium i fi"')i I'orl land
''I ii M'l". ' will !' held at. llni
M . . Il . 1 i t i ll.'l, '' i,;iV if,, ni ii i n t
- " VI.t!, e lilt-led hy 1,'ee, llms-,
e ' ni' the I in man I ,a 1 h.'i a n elion-li
tn nl in Hi, I, her, I ,'eni..l..',-. M,H.
li; en was horn April I, Is:;.-,
-'ll. her S, l!l."l. -I I ll ,1,1 l,t llllte!-
BaaBcansaasannaLsnaaaEEESEsnaaBananaaoanaaasssHSBnEa
& i BimaraM?sm''JfiLiEiKiaasB
The Home of Paramount Pictures
TOMORROW, WEDM2SDAY and TUUUSDAY
who is M.fi.kiiif. A yood Ki.enher if VnHf ri.Mo;AN
FORM EDUCATIONAL CLUB oeetetl to ho Kfeiired for every meet- Hia.i VUUaijf Vlli lOllait
MEN OF INDEPENDENCE
Tndependeneo, Or., Nov. lo A Vi''n s
club man heen I'lirniod here, the iihjei:t
f which in educiitioiiiil. Jt ia in no
eoiise u iiolitienl ornaiiiziition, A pro-
niK.
APPLE TREE IN ELOOII
Endeavor Convention
Closed With Election
j the Marion munly Ho.deiiey strive to iu.
j crcnwi tli.'ii' irieiiihersliii in the
j)'iiii;ii no wilting utj.:etl in nntional
I torli. :
rlii' Mnnon ( 'mint v ' thrift inn Kn-
rliwil it HCVHi'lll
UNION3 riOIIT THEATRE
DiiIIiih: Or., Nov. la. M. I)iliV of
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io.i.ii.ii mi oniiuiwru nr t nr r .11 " 1 11 in rii 11. 1.1 fin i i"17 " 1 11 ' mii m ' u 11 i-11 1 11 111 ritincti itn hi'smiiiii 1. . . , . ... . -
Joth eliiiinnn.i', 10, Tripp. "Itillv" Idonni. 'The tree did not Idootit IiikI Sntiirdny cveninrj with the elc'tion of! ' w- "V. 1:..- uc.'Iuik. of
JIoaIiuiiis, li. rower and G. ('. ltirehet. KprinK when other tie.'H in tho (irehnrd ('. .;. )',,VVell, of Woodlnirn, huh pn-ni-1 tr ''' -'tit over the employment
Jloetiims 'will he held every two weekn , were lining ho. Mr. Iiiuhy 1iiiK'8 to he dent, ond the fnllowinj of fiitcm: Viee-j"f 'i"""""'" employes of the llelin the-
on Tiii'Hiluv nights, eoinnieneintt Ht aide to hiirveitt, enriy Hpriiig appien pr,,ident, Kvii llo(rne, Snlem: reeortliii); . mr to oi(;iinizeii In
o'cloek nud elusinjr nt 8, rej;nrilleK8 oiiirom iiiik ireiut ireu.
ERALBME FAR
in
man
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s.'fi'i'llll V list her ( I rem inidu Snlem' ...r. Ijl,r.
reKiiondiiii; Meeictnry, Itir'lene MeKin- netion followed tho eiilliiiu (ml;
nev, Snlem; trciiKiirer. llnrold Kukin.l"" ,h0 n H"i'' ', who htrnelt curly in
. . '. ' ' ' ; i l.n 1. .. it l. t. . ,i i. - ... t . . ,
Mi torn,
CARMEN
OREGON - - -TOPAY
3 ACTS EMPRESS VAUDEVILLE
The Big LaughlShow
Adults 25c
Children 15c
The iifleritoon Besflon won held in the
Fi rst. ('oii(;i'i'(iitioiiiil cliureh, Tile (ite.
tion host lironyht up mniiy plumed of the
Christinii lilt. leaver work. licv. Jiuiii'H
Klvin wh the Hpeuker of the nftoriioon,
dineiiKfiiiK " ffii ieiiey," in whieli ho do
elured that niiisinesit niethinU were just
tin iioi't'sniry i" Kndtnvor work, iii in
the liiihine.tH world.
With li. K. Feike n tonntniimtor, a
hnnipmt wim held nt the I'reKliyterinn
ehiireli, FnllowiiiK tho udoption of n
poimtitntion nnd tho elertion of officer
Ihe llieetinK Vti nililrrxHeil hv K. K.
Feike, stnto jireKiiletit of the (,'hrintinn
Kndenvor.
Henolutioiu were pnniied urging that
urn ween nun mo oilier tlirentririil etn-
jtloveH, but returned to work pendini;
iimtriietionH from their interniitiomil or
gutiUiition. m i I
fC3cctcct( cIfeceKfelk'
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WAR NEWS OF ONE
YEAR AGIO TODAY
The flertnn.n offem-ive nouth ',
of Ypres fi;llet. I'nfiivornlilo I
)(( wenther retnrdetl the flcriiinii H 1
K ndvnuee in Flnmlern, Tho Him- I
lie mill li M mlvmiefiil iirrii'tii (fitviinl lie I
- "tt T-
tho fnrputhinim, .
PUODUCEI) I5Y JESSK L. LASKY
FEATURE PLAY COMPANY
t This great feature opened to 20,000 paid admis
sion at an average of 25 cents the first day at The
Strand Theatre, New York.
One week at the People's Theatre, Portland, ad
mission 15c.
FOR THE THREE DAYS' ENGAGEMENT
OUR PRICE TO YOU
MATINEE 10 CENTS. EVENING 15 CENTS
s
MIIIIMIMMMIMMIIWB
f.i'OOiT ANCEk BKA13 ATB,NVT
V-... i n;re ..IK;.-, .M'.miiI An;;"1,
"I''. .'.-.t. li. Ill .in ii. I ere-. t in;, Mii-ioi
ihe tl I ,lii;,'l I'ollt lentil defeal".!
the Vlhai.v i t,!h"je at loiithall l'H lo )
' i Tin was replele will,
seii...,i;i,,iial pints, Sohler and Ita .1 n-!.'. i'
i ii-li n off Ioiiij- ie. rnint and I';i.,.di
ai fiiHI a. k piotiii'4 Ihe si.-llar li.ir
phiitjier for the hiials. -,r Allniuv
-i I'len.'h played ll li. aillll'ul
Mini'i', liin I- i -It fioio pliii i'ini'iil heini;
pel feet. I'llllltit. It (llin.r alv,, f.iveie.l
hi'i'.i It' wilh t;hoy, ol len lodii throii.;h
the line for hi); ;nin.. .Mount AhoI'm
shilis, passim nii.l oprii plays had tho
un-iiter hots (.messing.
Allinnv phiyeil II fine eonsisleill (.'llnill
while the pfav!ii; of tin' hnal teiiiu
tt;iM uiiineil hv niaiiv eoslly rnnilden,
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$J.Hl)0 DAMAGE SUIT FILED.
llltli'pi'll.lellei), ()r., XoV. 1.". A. Xel
son nnd wife, of thix plnee, nlo n.n.lo
tlefi inhiiils ill mi irlsilit diiiiiiio unit,
hioii-hl hy In A. 1 1 oil ' i't)o It , of Mon
mouth. The n.'li.ill is tho result of ail
;i oi i tie ii I nhieli ot't'iirretl on Oetohor I,
ttlieii llarty Nelson, minor mh of Mr.
an, I I'olliili'tl with Mr, I ttdlirooli, who
nud Mrs. Nelson, wan ilrivln' nil null)
itus riding in n Imyty on tlm roiul lie
tweeii I iitlepi'iiili'iiee nml Monuioeth,
I'liusin peiHonnl injuries to Mr. Hoi
lirtioh, and the tleiith of his hoise,
."ie :k k
k Suhseriho for the Capital
Jottninl. All now, no cou-
tot'ta.
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