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THE DAILY CAPITAL -TOTRNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 1916. I t i r i - WILLELEGT TODAY EQUIPMENT AND GO - All Kinds of Wild Rumors Registrations Must Be Made Thousands Take Part In Great Mexican Papers Tell Readers1" " ASoat-Late Bulletins From Mexico RroTiiin ill.-, Texas, Juno 20. The body of William I'. Hrowne, rattle buyer and n brother of Mayor A. A. lirowne, today was found ou the Mex ican Khle of the Kio Grande with a Wllet hole iu the head. Apparently Urowno had been dead several days. Ho h.'ih last seen in Matamuras Satur day night. Passengers arriving from the interior of Mexico by train Inst night, reported that all Amerieans at the (."erralvo mines had been murdered. This cannot be eoufirmed. Kxeiteuient continues in Matanioras, where a food famine is reported. Thn plazas are crowded with citizens and arms have been issued to all males. An armored flat ear was brought from .Monterey today and placed at the Mex lean Entrance to the bridge. Ueneral Kicau is reported to have left this morning for Monterey, leading a largo force. Customs Collector Gonzales attempted to leave his post in Matamoras today but wsi captured and charged with ueserunai. tie probably w ill be exe-1 c.uted. " I (Continued from page one.) ears standing on the sid soldiers marched through Saturday, July 1, None Received Monday Still Hopes for Peace. Mexico City, June 20. Addressing a patriotic demonstration today, Secre tary Acuna of the department of Uober liacian declared that ho did not con sider the situation between the United Mutes and Mexico to be desperate. He abjed that ho thought the controversy would be, settled by diplomaey. Kight thousand miners in one group today tendered their servicit" to tien eral Obregon. Militarv Uniting of thousands of citizens who have velim The baby parade of the ooming Cher ry fair promises to be, as it was last year, one of the big drawing cards of the entile e. lehratioii. In fact iu point of interest, the baby parade around Willson park might be termed the lead ing feature as far as interesting every member of the family. Mrs. V. II Daney, chairman of tiie committee in charge, reports au unusual interest already, all of which promises well for the parade. The cash prizes, besides the honor to be conferred, are attracting besides the Tact that many a fond parent has a sneaking suspicion thnt his offspring is likely to be a sure winner. Mrs. W. H. Burghnrdt, Jr., who has charge of the special and unique feat ure department of the parade will assist international ,nosP w'10 would like to enter their children but just need some suggestions as to decorating and iu which class to enter. Mrs. C. I.. Dick will arrange for the judges and Miss Elizabeth Lord will have charge of the parade. Regis tration will be Saturday morning, July 1, at the Commercial club, and this im portant matter will be in the care of Mrs. K. 1,. Baker. All registrations must be made on that day, as none will be I accepted Monday morning, the day of , the parade. Mothers are just beginning to real-' ize this is to be the finest and biggest and most interesting baby parade ever held in Salem. Last year entries were made just a few days before the cele bration, but this year, already more than -10 have entered in one of ihe sev eral classes. Among those who have signified their intentions ot entering are: Mrs. Vau! Hauser. !25 Saginaw; Mis. James Chin nock, IS 1 4 Ferry, Mis. Mason Bishop. Parade This Morning-- He Is Willing To Abandon Banquet This Evening ! . Everything I.os Angeles, On.. June 20. With Laredo, Texas, Juno 20.- il,l en in. . scores of Sir Knights of the grand en-1 ors ure being circulated iu Mexico.' campnient. Knights Templar, here al j tending further to lower American , ready on their wav to their respective' l"''-',tKe. and correspondingly to fan; .'1,-AicHlI pa 1 1 IUI 1SIU, states to join their militia commands, delegates to the conclave tuday prepar ed to elect a junior grand warden. Four Sir Knights were A newspaper circulated in Xuevo' Laredo states that General Trevino in f ordering General Fcrshiiitr from the I .'uaiuricu us'eounirv, sncemcd mat tne American .... i i. .. i - . ' . .. likelV cnmlbbites 1, 1,., V.M...:.. ' enmmn, ,W ul,l,l l... n 1,: ; '" ami wept, in tn " k ; " " opeus this afternoon. Thev were George i ,,01,!,i motor trucks and artillery, or Vallery, Colorado, past grand command- i 'r"'v'.l'n'R tj,'f' would destroy the ex ., t- u r- i i , ... pedition. To this. Recording to the Cretan 7ZrZZ i i T , . I ',.,.. , , ',, . A tumor is current in Xuevo Laredo giand master of each Masonic grand!,. ,t, , ,1 i.-. , . body in Texas; William L. Sharp? Chi-! ' ' ? "'f "ar ",s,"r '" cago, past grand commander, II in, J K011 " "' ( '" and and 1'errv YV. Wcidnor, of l.os An-clcs ! ls 'll'l'u"' 0 llnvnnn. This re past grand commander of the California fm 'fn roa,1 f""'""- comnianderv, ,nsin ,,v Mexican poiul:ition, as Flanked bv cheering thousands wav-' ' 'ntn s Pl"'ln"ty lias been on the ing handkerchiefs and fla.'s ,),M I wa,,e !iU,n0 tl,m" w'111'1 "'R0" Knights Templars mr.r.-tied through' the 1 1,10 lr,""nl "I"', downtown streets of l.os Angeles today Mexicans arriving here from Moil in one of the most notable and largest I terey report, that .1,000 Carranza scd parades of the Masonic order. dicrs are encamped between Xuevo Steeds pranced and danced, medals Laredo '""1 Altos, awaiting orders to ma rcu norm. teerei for service in case of war will; mitn ( ommercinl; Mrs. Clvde begin next Sundav. i Mice, ui Center; rrs. D. J. Frv, Hoc I High; Mrs. L. II. Kuggins, 275 'South Carranza Is 'Sassy" rourteenth .Mrs. l.. (i. Holt, 10,'!? OaL Menico City, June 20. "If the T'nited States wishes war with Mexico .Mi's, l.eorge Klgin, 13!Mi North Fourth; A.rs. C. W. Knimett. 715 South Twelfth? U,. v w -r .. ,. , . thev .ill have to beeio it bv invadine U :' . " ' , 'V.V": ' ' O.0"" 1 "Hr!.'u , .. ,. i . I 1 'iriorii r.igin, i; t our tMntory,-' General Carranza to d, ,,, Johllsoni Sm delogation of men and women teach-j f,)v(1(1 jol)nSfmi a irs and today. "Wo will tolerate the sending of no mora punitive expeditions across our border even on tho pretext of hunting bandits and assassins," added the first .hictf. it Saginaw; South High; '32 Chemeketa; Seized 200 Miles of S. P. Douglas, Aru., June. 20. General 'alios, Cafraiizista commander of Sonera, has seized 2oi) miles of South ern I'acific railroad between Ilcrmosil lo and (Junynias, for "military pur poses," it was reported here today. Mis. Airs. Airs uavul H right, IW8 North High; Mrs. Guy Hunt, 717 South Twelfth; O. W. Patterson, 2015 Trade; Mrs. Asahcl Bush, Commercial and Belelvue; Mrs. R. C. Bishop, .'104 North Liliertv; Mrs! .1. J. Roberts. 7liS State: Mrs" V P ) Dyer, 1220 Chemeketa; Mrs. H. H. Hill Last Miller; Mrs. T. A. I.ivesley ana insignia jingled and swords rattled in their golden and silver scabbards, bands played and 1.10,000 people paid tribute lo the order. It was a mag nificent turnout. Along the line of march stood prettv girls and the Sir Knights stopped often iii qunii pure water as it came spark ling from granite coffee pots. j Motion picture cameras clicked by ! the dozen as the Knights filed bv and j up the streets, their white plumes ris-i ing ami tailing to the tread of thou-I ' ' ' sands of feet. I Many a person has discovered that At 6:30 p. m. a banquet for the ladies t is better to bury the hatchet than of the grand encampment. At K p. m. it" l'.v court plaster. reception and ball given by California j commandery No. 1. Kecept'ion in honor ! Boasting of sobriety is in this re of Sir Lee Smith, acting grand master, I speet like boasting of honcstv; it us officers and members of the grand en- uallv goes to prove the contrn'rv. The situation in this immediate vi cinity has been quiet since the bandit raid on San lgancio last Wednesday. campnient in the Alexandria ball room to be given by the Pennsylvania com mandery. The grand comnianderv of the Ohio knights will also entertain officers and acting grand masters. R 132 Taking Americans Away. Galveston, Texas, Juno 20. Private advices received here this afternoon stated that American warships at Vera "run today removed large numbers of Americans from Mexican soil and that Americans and other foreigners are ar riving on every train from interior points. Special Train for Refugees. Wa.-liington, June 20. Special Agent lfodgors at Mexico City today wired the ita.te department, he has arranged for a special train to tako Americans from Mexico City tomorrow. The iues fage carried news of the first anti American demonstration there. The !emons1ration did not take a serious urn, Rodgcrs said. Feeling Is Intense. Hagte Pass, Texas, June 20. Anti foreign feeling at Snltillo is so intense that several Americans and Englishmen were, forced to take refuge iu the British consulate Sunday night, accord ing to repurts received here today. The demonstrations occurred shortly after Consul Silliman received his pass ports aad left for the border. On orders from the state department. Con-mi Blocker removed his official records from Piedras N'egras to Kagle Pass. Memory Expert Tells How It's Done The memory expert and teacher. David M. Roth, entertained an assemblage of bout i men and women Inst evening at th Commercial club, in demonstrat ing what could be done by the average pewoii in the way of a proper cultiva tion of the memory. When it comes to 010 South Winter; .Mrs. H. D. Patton. tourt; Mrs. Curtis B. Cross, 250 North Fourteenth; Mrs. O. F. Martin, bii7 South Liberty; Mrs. W. B. Crisp Mrs. Claud Settleniier; Mrs. ITuii Al len:; Mrs. W. T. Greer: Mrs "fnrtl. j Wetzel!; Mrs. Harrv Elgin; Mrs. S. M jKerron; Mrs. B. A. Reynolds. u test of remembering names as well as figures, Mr. Roth was there with the! retentive memory, all of which he claims may be accomplished by nnv one who takes up the study of memorizing from a proper standpoint. He claims there is a better way of recalling or memorizing than mere repetition. As a result of the meeting and the questions asked him by those who are interested, a class of' 13 was formed which will probably be more than doubled when the work of teaching real ly begins next week. The Salem class will be conducted by H. Jacobsen one evening each week and any one interested may get addi tional information by telephoning him at the Marion hotel. The art of conversation is said to be waning. Probably being supersed ed by talk. Along With Splendid Flavor in Grape-Nuts This famous food has both delicious flavor that appeals to appetite; and the rich building elements of whole wheat and malted barley that makes for sturdy bodies and keen brains. Thousands who have made Grape-Nuts, with cream or good milk, a part of their daily rations find that it helps wonderfully in restoring "balance" and vigor, and puts "go" into life. "There's a Reason" Grocers everywhere sell Grape-Nuts. freight s. T'.ie :i solid lane of humanity in approach tne entraining pouit. Scenes at the Depot ! A delegation of iweive trim the In dies' Auxiliary of the Spanish War! Veterans, each member carrying an I American flag, led the 'company i through the streets, immediately foi- lowing this delegation came Company! M, in column formation and in heavy j pi v, , u,tiiiu iiciiiuitr ar the head. The Salem military band rendered several selections and Tom . Ordemann sang. I in ine roadway south of the depot! the soldiers came t'Va halt and broke i ranks. On the moment scores of wives sisters, mothers and sweethearts were I imoog the soldiers. Many of the wom-l fare-' well but for the most part thev held up well. j Men friends of the militiamen, too, were in evidence with a hearty hand clasp ami a parting word of cheer to! their friends. Here and there a note1 of hila'rity that was easily recogniz-! able as frorced, could be heard from! some old man speedinir his bov. and' who felt like crying but didn't dare. Among the guardsmen themselves the seriousness of the undertaking- for which they have enlisted was plainly appreciated. Company M is not going iiiio acme service wnn any misunder standing as to tne work ahead of it. A dctei initiation to work hard ami at-1 tain the result sought in the shortest ' possible time is plainly the uppermost thought in the mind of each and ev ery man. j To Encamp Some Time J At Clackamas, Major Mnriiis B. , Marcellus of the medical corps will; proiiainy lie in command by virtue oi j being tiie senior officer present. i I For a period of two or three weeks ! or until the troops are ready and call-, Cd upon to leave the state, Company jM will work hard to perfect its or- gaiiiatiou. i he war department it or ders require that men iu concentration camp put in at least five hours a day drilling. In addition to this, instruc tion in trench digging, tent pitching, and other details of actual warfare! will receive liberal attention under' jthe supervision of regular army offi-' eers. I Colonel Clciiard McLaughlin of the! , I'nited States army is '.n command of the Third Oregon Infantry of which the local coinpanv is a unit. Advices received here this morning' iare to the effect that the coast in tillery corps has also been called on for three years n member of which brings into mobilization the en-' ca airy and served taroiigh .tire militarv force of the state which ippine insurrection, being 'consists of Third Regiment, of Inl'aa- in action. :try. Separate Troop A of cavalry' Their Stay Indefinite liattery A ricld Artillery, Sanitary corps attached to the Coast. Arti Friday Is libber Heel Day at The Price Shoe Company's Big Safe 3 To introduce our New Live Rubber Heels, we put on whole or half rubber heels for One-Half Price on Friday only. Shoes can be brought in before this date, but the special price will be for one day only the C S. burn; Arthur L. the 1'hil- Mills iiu.i Cora V. wounded ville. Rich, I", of Scott Kiiiiey, Is, of Aunis- I Lieutenant Walter P. Spnuldiiig en- crv ' ; i i 'i.,., i ,,,.' ' '"with Company MI lie Is attached to r icld Artillerv. i ., , ' ... , . the supply company in trie ipuirtcrnias- Company M is First I tor's department, s'iii.1 his Jutics began Mioum all the state forces be sent 1 immediately on reaching the I'onccn to the trout Oregon will iiave Contril The county court today appointed C. C. Bellinger ns guardian of the es tate of Blanche chase. The estato consists of real and personal property valued at .folio. uted ,1.1(10 ot I leers and men to the country's ciiuse. Major Carle Abriuns, commanding the Third Battalion, O. X. li., which comprises Companies M of Salem, K of Dallas, L of Woodbiiru and 1 of Corvallis was detailed to Corvallis to- (ia to neip tne work ot mohilizatioii n,iule, the articles of war will b in tne college town, lie is now in thatit,, the men ''''v;. ... I length of the stay in camp is oilll I lie .-.Ml-lilii'M OI .-Nlieill llll IIIO , ,.c ,i, mo mi, nl mi, nnivt trillion point. While at camp the companies allowed seventy-five cents a day from tho federal government for each jiiiim to cover cost of maintenance. At the first assembly iu camp fol lowing the declaration of war by i Washington, whicii has not yet been read Arthur Coffin, administrator of tlio estate of Julian lupoiit, has filed his I account of the settlement which has "f been confirmed by the county court: 'other companies of the Third Itattalioii show a laxity iu recruiting to war Istrcugliu The other companies will not. be allowed to depart for Clacka- J mas until i- men have bi In as compared to .the L from this city which speaks well for I the patriotism of Capital city men. Lieutenant Louis II. Coiupton, aide I to Major Abrams, was yesterday or Nleicd to l'oitl.ind and Is now iu that .city effecting the organization of the The estate of I''. W. Power who ie cently died in this city, is placed in Un hands of Ascnalh M. Bower, wife of the deceased and Alex i'ower a broth er, in an order issued at the court house today. To tin; mother is given the gu ndinnship of two minor children i'lank K. I'ower aged 1 1, ami rioreie'e M. I'ower aged H. This action was tak en on the tetitioii of Mrs. Aseniifh I'ower, mother of the children. The tat nsists of personal property to necessarily remain so until word to march is received. It i' not at all cer tain that the Oregon militia will ccr lie I'll c, on to en into Aleiico. In ii... ,.,1,... ,.r c-'no ...,.i ,...... li mustered j ;M, ,,veat state troops are sent ileKis.i ' tiintiteil at iii)U0. pii"" the border eastern troops, asliiugtini . lispntchcs state, will be called upon J Solomun Durbiii, who died here lust 1""'. mnnin, leu an estate esiiinatcii ai i-i,- Mioul.l the org.'ini.eil militia cross onil of which K)in is personal nronei- lo so v accordiii'' to the terms of his will 1 to probele Bnrbin 's sun the nrg.'iiii.cil militia tiie line the first detachments to would, in all probability, not cross tor which was today adi.iittc oine weeks, I hi) policy of the war do- bv the county court. Mr. j """"I"' ' ' '"."""'Ipnrtinent, it is declared, in view of ex- Charles and his .laughter (icorgianna ,,, ,r .-. , i pcrieiice, will nohl the militiamen iciari oi me local i. .i. i. a. will ,i. i,,.,ih ,.,., ,;, t;i,,. ,i,..,. command the mounted detachment tn !.,.,,, .1, t noinf in rird.,r il, m..'i, tive service. He wns!,,, become acclimated. the cut of SINGING KAFFIR BOYS UNIQUE NOVELTY Balmer Brintfs Boys From Kaffir Land In South Africa to Chautauq ua j sic i Sj i ! 1$ I j se sfc ; COURT HOUSE NEWS : on are made executor and executrix re spectively. The heirs are Charles li. Oiirbin, Vancoiix or, Wash.; tieorgiun na Hiiibin Wallicr, Snb'm; May Durbin Koltes, a daughter of Kixerside. Ciu.; l-'rcd . I'urbiu, Salem, gnuidson: Madeleine Walker I'yer, Salem, grand daughter; .Martha Koltes Condiif, Kiverslde, Oil. : :; -jt: He i granddaughter, f if k sjt sjt ! WANTS TWO DHEADNAUGHTS 3PPLV POSLMl see how quickly shin la cleared Blemishes of an eruntional nature, ueh as Pimples, Kssbes, etc.. are very quickly by Pinlaiu. driven awav Its healing work in stubborn and ag gravated Kczema eases is often re marked as wonderful, hi most surface kin disorder PoFlam e-ni to H'lfpiv t''' ly the oothin. cuLtrollinji tnfiucccr Mdd. Comfort if immediate; itchir (, t"Ji. nd u far fiiffcrirff ii- i-or.crncil tH lrouhl may usually be forgutte-r sonn aftci Poslam f applied. roam 5,,f7p. rortlaini'ny Wo,n. iron a-- i i ktalth of thn atnl hair. I'sy tmhi "n mntk f"? tiAlet and Uiti,. Fur FREE SAMI'l f.. -rn to I'r-,.r,.-,, lj.borti.rn. 35 Wt 2Mh Ht.. New Xi rk ,u 8, iH I . i,;l ,l,Mvin XMA Ed III ijsfLilatt. bi)! H Lll II J. f U.J "V . 1 ' 14 "- " ' 1 A f.f'!;i(- mm : c-ffV. .si-i tn.fr ; The county clerk's ofloe today is-; Washington, June -it. I'resiib "I. sued luarriage licenses to the foliow ing ! Wilson today urged members of tne j A. Tyner olpert b'l druggist of the ! senate niiwil affairs coniiuittee to jCeutial i'iiarinacy, of this city, specify at least one, and if Kissible laud Miss L'dith K. l-'ugute. :).'. a well; two 'ircadnaiiKnts in the amy bill i known Salem teacher: Sidney Hoy i i' lose, L'l, a. Woiidburn farmer and .lull- Among niigriitory birds there is I l:c luitii Clinic lion hardt, 21, of Wood-' augid on the silver dollar. D OXT think I be bl.e k boys In this picture represent u iriiniii of i iinnibii U- ec u ili,,i..-li ti,,,., i. ,i, 1 i tit i ,, i ,, i ..,... i.-. ,o.. I, ' ' - - ' i "' ' "" "' " n 'j "nu ll ,i. ii. r.aiinei' ha- brniighl to Aineii.u direct fr ..IIH.IIIIOIIS cer ur.iiiuiit to lliejy-st and will undoubtedly niue In'l li cunmcM w ben the , ivoohk.,,,,!- vni. e. ami. a ;t hnnirli 11,,-v nitinot talk the Lic-lisb Ian "''' ' manner spent ii.aiiy w ars nuing the trll.es ..f Kallirs and II ' '" ' " ' "" " ' """". " a" pel leu iiiyv, ,iiiv ., ,. . ,, ,.,, 1,1 ... ... .,,iii,m ,n-.. i I,. Ill, ... .1 , . , .f tha ., ,....,1. 'II.. , ; ii , - . - -! ii'i"i .in- iin.Moiis il ICO 111 1 r i" "i"' 1 " iMiioi- pi", i a in is oiio oi uiiiisi a ii;ei.v. n in boot or i,i.ik tln.t ..w.i.i ,i i I,..,, i I be w .i s warlike. 'J'ln-r boys are the iniiii- iin Soiilli A fi ii n. It Is piol.al.lv one of ili,. si ., I, , ,.- or- l.oys give their lonceii at tin- 'li:i lit iiuhiim. Kl.-Ii of uiige. ibev sini: Knglish songs and sing them so ibev :i n- on ttetilots of Soinli Africa and says I bey are the uhki remarkalile i.i le of 1 1 , . . w,,ii,i biui a new voiiiepli..ii of Afic u and its possil.ilii ies. nny nwaj wiili The Salem Chautauqua Open's July 12th Can You Remember The names as well as the faces of the people you met yesterday; the things you want to do today; telephone numbers, dates, what you read, funny stones, statistics, how to spell, and information of vital importance to your business or profession? The Roth Memory Institute has taught over two thousand men and women in the Pacific Northwest how to do all of these things. If you are troubled with an unreliable memory, it can teach you how to develop a dependable memory. A Salem class is now being organized to start at once at a special club rate of only $10.00 for the course, which is one-half of the regular price. The course is simple, easy to learn of permanent benefit, and of practical business value and takes only one night a week for a few weeks. You should avail yourself of this opportunity to improve your memory. For further information address: H. JACOBSON, Instructor, Roth Memory Institute Hotel Marion, Salem, Oregon