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TBS SAIEM CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, QRE00N, ttjertxav MAY 25.
1915.
mont which
Gasoline
Quality
Refinery gaio
line every drop.
Not a mixture.
Keepi your en
gine " iteady."
Dealer i every
where.
Standard Oil
Company
Cillfoiali
Bulem
ivan G. Martin Meets Many
Salem People While En
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Among (ho most interestim; urn tin.
1'lirnn.l Canyon,' covering six acres,'
I through whi. h passengers are transport-'!
l"l over mountain trails overlooking!
various potions ot the Grun.l ennvon j
"v", cement, paper macho forms,!
painted cniivan and the ingenious use!
nf electricity, make this a grand sp,.,.
tuele. (.iii.L.u nU... i. . . . '
:r , i up way point out
the jdaees of interest.
me Ullowstouo,' retaining the
big log tavern where Max licudix pre
sents his orchestra, is another elabo
rate and beautiful attraction. This dis
play rovers several acres and shows the
largest reli, f map of the park ever1
wide Jt is presented by the. Vnioni
Plli'll'io v. Inn.
iTi, .- , . ' I to "ie farmer looking for a future
who has . ."u. ( reation is an uxoollotit at-: location. th nr,..m hn.i; ,
heen visiting in San lWrn-o, Hork-j oS? XlT.lJ ,,,Il'U'r(.of 0,-'' "MMta appeal stronger than H
Hey and Oakland for the pus, two of "he begim i Z Zu' ' h'bi or ,liW:" " .v other (f W.
weeks, returned to hi. h..m.. ..! 'M ! ' . "J"'6 the Panama-Pacific oxnosi- n
- ..i.n,. - -".i".'1" iu uie ran to,, m
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evening. Mr. Martin was a delegate to ,n"al " ,'' working model of This is the summing ,,i
the annual eouveution of the Podem- tho f' """"'1 whirl, visitors. ,," b " H Oar 1 I,
t.cM of Musicians, whirl, was held in ! "''I"!'0":,'1 " ',' Wtt moving " e ne fber of "he Will"
ft." Tl! !U " .. Mr. Mar-, ' !! ,! J ""M; "hilc . elc- Kxosion Asciaku, an
tin said toilav Hint nnilnvitl.ui n....
tho inclemency of the weather, his visit
to San Francisco was delightful and
not only permitted him to view the
splendors of the fair but also gave him
the opportunity to renew old-time ac
quaintance in lierkolev where he was
entertained by the I "nivorsity club an. I
attended sirno of the coniiiiciiremeiit
exercises of the L'niversitv of California.
I tru nlly timed idioiioiri noli nniiniin
and explains the various points of in
terest. " 'Tovland. 'The Snbmni tuna ' 4 Fnt.
tie of (.'ettysbiirg' and Milium 'ltennti-
are other attractions well worth
sinore, cxeeu-
ictte Vnllev
and personal
representative of Polk enmity.
"The general opinion expressed bv
all classes of people, whom have met
in ttie Oregon building, is extremely
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As business is quiet we are holding our
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VICTOR POINT NEWS
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Victor 1'oint, Or., Hay 25. Tho
neither niaa treated tho peoplo of this
locality in tho greatest style Saturday
giving them sunshine nearly all duy for
the grandest picnic that has ever been
leld in Victor Point. It was only the
late duueers that were wet by tho early
Kimluy miiining shower. The governor
m unable to attend but the urogram
as filled with plenty of other wellBill0 are required to muster the steep
known speakers. County Superintend-1 grades. On the evening of May l:i the
The convention to which Mr. Martin
was a delegate was composed of mu
sicians and business men 1 rum all parts
of the United States and Canada ami
was addressed on the opening dav by
.Mayor Ifolph, Congressman Knliu, (lov
eruii; Johnson and niunv men of na
tional reputation. Mr. Joseph Webber
was elected president of the federation
for the ensuing year, and it was de
cided that the next annual ronventinn
shall be held in Cincinnati. The mu
sicians of San Francisco furnished en
tertainment to tho visitors among the
most enjoyable part being a trip to Mt.
Tamalpias anil a banquet in Muir
Wonls. The railway to the summit of
llliu iiiAimti.it, id u..:.i t kw. .1
crooked road in' the world. In the 12 ! &' V.r- ,""'k M''?:
mile from th !... t,. il, t,. ti.nl "' 1-nm Juue. I,. 11
mountain there is but feet of
siiuignt tracii and speciallv geared en
favorable, not only in legard to the II
the time and monev, and an excellent i 'x " ','ls from '"" to the hos- fl
idea and view of the fairgrounds and , "R"n" l.whi,h visitors ari'H
bay can be obtained during a trip in I T1,1 .';' ".,oa rAmr o! "' H
the 'Areoscope,' which curries Yas-1 '"'"''"'K- Mr- I'unsniore tndav. "
sengers tna height of'-'M feet bv menus ,m"'a "lls ,he r""'" . i'it, with M
I had the pleasure of. "",r '.";'." appropriation, ami lire- U
K"ii nii us jpiiu.ui.'j, is nexi. .Many
oi i ne suue ouiiuiugs aie inostiv
First Annual and forced I
of a huge crane,
making tin:- aerial voyage at night
wane An Mima demonstrated the pos
sibilities of the aeroplane the biplane,
with its display of fireworks appear
ing as n huge wild comet, the spectacle
from the Horoscope was beautiful.
"Among the visitors to the exposi
tiiri during the past two weeks, who
are well known in this eitv. are: .1. V.
i Hill, .1. A. Reese, Dr. and M-s
Griffith, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph
for M
social purposes, but the Oregon build- mZ
ing is a home to every one of the enl- JJ
l"rs, and this has done much to make H
this building popular among the tour- M
ists, said Mr. Dunsmore. J
The displays appeal to those intend-, M
ing to come west. Mr. Dunsiuore. who
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.i. i .jiias heen m me vircgun minding ns a
Albert, rcpresentutivc of I'olk eoiintv since
it ISmitli gave a short lecture on tho
betterment of the rural schools while
Prof. Ban- of the United States exten
riun depart meut of dairy husbandry,
judged und placed a ring of duiry cows,
telling good and bad points of each thus
thing the farmers a good knowledge of
kuw to cull out their bud cows.
The other part of the days program
rendered by the school children of
tie four districts, Victor Point, Silver
I'liff, Center View, McAlpin.
The basketball game was the exeit
ingest and roui'hest game that hus been
1'liyed on the local grounds this season,
tlie local boys winning out to the tune
of (I to 7. Victor Point was handi
eaped by the loss of their star player,
Ivan Darby, w-ho wiih hurt in prueuei-.
Hurt Tuesday. Jo. Doerflor' made tlie
Vn,wlof tho scorn for the local boys
Vtt pni while Jonnson, ot BU-
'"Mm, mie all of the tallies for his
tenm ,,, n'i10 lineup:
Victor ViATit Hill Kren , f, 2; Cbenn
mcfli, f, 3; uuwiler, c; R. Fox, g; J.
K.'irhy, g. Silvftton Johnson, f, "j
!f". fj "Henty," c; Doll, g; Hue, g.
Time nf halves, 15.
"core first half, Victor Point 7, Sil
vcrton 5.
Tlie dunce in the W. O.. W. hall in
tlie ev.-iiing- whs a grand success, there
being hardly room for another couple.
The local orchestra furnished the music.
John Docrller and wife vifited in
idor Point asturday and Sunday,
Lull Olson has aeeeiitcd and is now
filling work as guard at the penitenti
f.v in Sulrui.
Alex Doerfler was in Salem Snndny
md Monday taking music lessons.
Martin Doerfler headed tho gopher
r.oinic nmrn started on Main and First
inert, and extended down the Hunt Hill
to tho county court houso in Salem.
WOULD BAB WHISKEY.
Chicngo, May 24. A bill drawn by
Alderman Miarlcs Merrinm to bar wliis
Key ami gin frum saloons will come tip
before the city council today. This is
the first broadside in tho figiit.to make
Uieago dry in 11)1(1. Merriam is a
P'tifer-or 0 ft he University of Chicago.
visitors and invited lrien ls were taken
tii the fair in the new "London" on-
pemociien omniinisses and a
was served in the big tavern inside
MisH Winnifreil flyrd, T.. II. Conipton, the opening of tho exposition,' regards
.hi. nun .ui. .liiioi-s I'oiis, -urs, i.. i.,ine iiispiays anil rue uregon huihling, Bfl
Pettingell, f',. Manning, Mr. and us the greatest advertising Oregon Iiiisim
Mrs. I. Mickelson, Victor Beiitson, ; ever done, Jj
fieorge Doicas, 1,. 1'. Jnsse, tienrgei Mr. Dunsniore en me from San Fraii-W
Meyers, Kdwnrd Tielsen. Albert Mick- ,-is,.n lnut -i.elt tn ,ii'fl..i,ii,. .,i ii,..Bl
Howard Markel, w,.,ding of his daughter last Saturdava
W'litoninn. Chn. ut i.i..,,..,,,l..,.n II,. .iu r,,i i.',., mm
niiininore ami r i. .niier U. .. evening to Kan Francisco.
iringricn.
"On Tuesclnv evening.
June, of Berkeley, Cal.. formerly Miss
i.fi-u i I'l'iHi!! nr to a i- I v n r m f n i nn.t ... .
It's up to you to join the crowds that are filling our store from morning till night.
today and join the economist.
Start
in honor
Salem friends ami rein-
j..,,.,, mi-, won iiore iisiiiiig me exposition
1 1 in Sinn l.'i-n i, Il,,,;,,,, ,1... .l..l!.,l,t.
rest and feel entirely wel
the Yellowstone Milk al.r.irlinn u-hnre '"'"'"g 'UUli snug mnil.v
AUlX iiendix lllld his M).,iece olvheslra Uft "KH ''"l"UUtlons
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i,,,,,,,,, ,i, ,ro, i i.-,, ., ,, were the work of Mrs. Junk, mid her
Mrs. tlarues-Alarkel and '.Mrs. J.ois : v,oi''0, '''.''l' pv0" ""I'roved siiht-
Junk, well knnwn in H,i. ,.itv I""" resmen 111 nniem, run (lenionsirnien
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said:
"I was verv much inipressed with
the bigness of the exposition its I
thiee square miles packed with exhil)-
its, bountiful buildings, parkings audi
iiiih-o miiiii-fai-3 lino inusi inr ns tslll,m" I Xl.,..!, ,1 IT I
best all around exhibit in the giouudt)
is ine ifOiio,iiiiii pavilion ana itispiny pro- ... . ...
sente.i ny i nnuoa. iins iiuii.iiug seems faciric Wnrfnivfict l.ihrarv
speaking ot the lair, .Mr. Martin, '"
' has recently received some excellent
oners to appear in a lyceuni course or
in the Orpheuni. Among the guests
were. Or. and Mrs. .1. C. Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. .Im-.cph Albert. K. K. Miller,
Mrs. Kiln Watt, Or. and Mis. Howard
Hnwcii and Ivan (i. Mar
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Mr. Dens- t9
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May is, Mrs. ; nn0 f (1P f(,w pin,,,,, n (, exposition J
gruiinils w here every one is made to . "5
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Asssociation to Meet Here
The Pacific Northwest Libra rv asso
ciation will meet in Salem Mondav and
1. This as-
to contain every product of the country
ami the walls me bcuulilicd wim
wenes which appear so real as to cause
one to believe he is viewing a renl
Canadian landscape, in one of the
many scenes presented appear renl live
iliiinililu wnrli u.. Iiikiv.ii- ivi ,,,i,n iiml
lilli vinir in tlio ir iir.tnnil' li is: i,. 1 Tuesday, May ,'11 and Jim
ver dams and real lakes of water, siir- i Hiiniition is made up of lib:ariiins rn
rounded bv real tries, aiming which I Oregon, ushingtnii, Idaho and Hritial
, r l,u'i,,l,, ,N ,,t tni f,.,l ..nin.nU , t nlumbia, about 10 III niimlier. Till- 1111-
beur, butl'alo, deer, etc., while oil a """1 meetings- of the association have
. ' . ' ' . . . ,i ,iit't-u i,.,.. 1...1.I : .Mtii.o lit... ii...i l
series ot painted screens in tlie bach- ".' "
ground rise lorests and mountains so : 1111,1 Seattle, ami tins is t tirst meet-
realistic that one can scarcelv detect i '"K '" " city ot tins size,
where Nature leaves off and the paint- "'vernor ithycoinbe will deliver
ed ait begins, 'he address of ttelcome Minidny after-
"The Oregon building, while not in! '"'". the iniilitnriuin of the public
keeping with the architectural design ' binary. Monday evening before the
of the niuim itv of the building-, yet is j evening session, the librarians of the
unique, and, "besides containing snne city will entertain thein with a picnic,
excellent exhibits, nl'foids an ideal and Tuesday nfternoon, members of the
1,1,,,,.. of rest for visitors being a large I commercial club will entertain the li-
log building, with rest porches over
STOMACH SUFFERERS' READ THIS
Ot . Sft ...mil- stmniii'h Kiit't'iiriii-u Imvii
Hoth words and' i,., i..',f it,i iw ;,,,i ,,,,,,.,.i.
to these excellent eoniiiositi'. is , ,i ....n-tnbb,' nils w),i, l, ,.,,r,.,l .
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( liicago druggist ot chronic stomach,
liver and intestinal trouble of yours
standing thnt we. want yon surely to
try this remedy. It is known ns
Mavr's Wonderful lleniedy. tine dose
will convince you. It usually gives
complete mid permanent results even
in the most stubborn cases. One dose
will convince you. Mayt 's Wonderful'
Uemedy is sold by leading druggists,
everywhere with the positive under
standing that your money will be re
1 , funded without. uxtian or quibble if
ONI-,' bottle fails to give you absolute
Miiistactioii.
This will be our banner week, so cmne early and put in your summer
supply.
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TI1H HOrSB THAT GUARANTIES KVKKY ITUCHASK
THE CORNKR STORE Formerly Oscar Johnson's I'lymouth
OPERA SINOEB SHOT.
Seattle, Wash., May 2-I.--A rtmrL'e
discharging tircai ms within the city i
limits Hill be placed against Harry K.'.
Olds, who, while practicing at a target
in his mum in the Pn.toD hotel, struck
Kgo D'Allatour, director of the Italian
(Iraiid opera company, who was dining
in a cafe adjoining the lintel. Olds did
not kmnv he had shot anyone. The
bullet enieicd thmugh the wall and hit
D'Allatour in tlie leg. He was not ser
iously injured,
.Tames has been elected for the coining I work being to Inol, after nil the slock
year is a source of inio li sntisfiiclion , in Oregon, also nil stock 'hipped from
to the patrons of llie -m Imnl. A Ibiii nt her states. Friends in Siheitun lire
Ksen, pastor of the ihiistian ehiin-li. I glad to know the family will iciuiiiii
will preach tlii' I n lit u i in t sermon here, ns the duties of these iissistaiits
SILVERTON NEWS
(Capital Jniirn.'il Special Herviee.)
the Christian church
evening, .May ,i". I Here are is gran
nates this year, I'.' giib- ami six buys.
Visiting ilnv at the si I Is in Si
vcrton last Friday was observed bv
many of the patents ntol patrons, of the
schnnls. who have expressed thetneies
as inoie than pleas,., with the wntl:
being dune hv the ol,ils iin.lei- tho
looking the bay, where within a few
hundred yards' the battleship Oregon
is an anchored guard.
"There are so many things of inter
est, from the ns'emliling ot torn unm
bntriiins with ntitninnbile rides.
The business before the members in
clude propusitinits such as bonk buying,
library budgets, library management.
As tite Amerieiiu Library association
will meet at Iterkeley, California, June
I, n,.. i,. il, i.inht.i'nni tni ed Chinese . to W. manv ut the iieiegares win ai-
ehiekea that it would consume a month tend that session after the meeting
to in detail view the exhibits. 'closes here. Miss Anne 1). Swezey, li-
"The Zone, which comprises 7'i acres j brarian of the public library, will leave
ill the eastern pat t of the grounds, eon- for Iterkeley Tuesday evening. June I.
tains attractions and places nt amuse-1 with other attending delegates.
1'cctinll nl ttie CI I o-ielil I lis! lint ut s
i-lnbils sisled of wiitteii work (
different subici'ts in c:i h muio, ul
M- Il,
Sunday take them to all pints of the slate.
CROISAN PRECINCT
(Capital .loiirnal Special Sen ire.)
Ciuisan, dr., May L'.'i.- The recent,
ann liave been of ura-iit benefit to
II- this part nl the eonnly
I he
Mr. Schmidt, who nuichiisoil lit
" I Acres Farm from W. ,1. Hull, li,i
eiectcl n I,, nl, I,,,,. I,. I, ,,.,,.1 .... ..
filler! wic, .,! ..i. .nrs. ,1. .11. tM. gnls I .lllleielit II I 1 1, H'M III sew , Il sm i th simp, JH I',.,. I ,v ; i',,,.,
Iliown fell on the sidevnlk last week ig and Ihu lion' woik was making ! j, , v Walson of Salem liuve the
illlil oiuiie oil I'll it I ill mni iinovi' ine , , I lintlies. I lie 1 1 ii'll sriiy.n gins n.'IM
Something Special This Week
wrist. Dr. Keene was called and set a fin,, disidav of uecllewoik
the broken bones, and at this writing sjxih guide uitls also ha,l a nr a i
Mrs. Ilrown is not feeling much tin" sortinent of i nhe", nside fnnn the hand I
worse for the rn'.'ident except In nut nunle arlii Ich nf n wiog. Il is to be
liming liny use of her hand, hoped the plan fin Inning ihese (,cn"
The larineis' piciiie Inst Saturday inns a st.e.inl feature nl' next lear'sl
was a very Mitisinetory affair for bothiwoil. will be cinie.l mil, tnr tln one'
the liusiiu-s noli of Silvertiiu find their! was errlninlv n gnal success-. I
tanner friends who responded to the! ,s. Ki a I nl,l, who has I li j
-invitation t mm and enjoy the pro- apcinllng the pus few weeks in Port-
gram and In I) t the plan of the get- ni,,, rctniiu.1 the fiinl of the week.
togelher inoi eitietit so tiiiieli iidvoeated' Mis. Iloberl hnwii'i und .laughter,,
tliioiighniit the ninury nt present. The Mnrinii, are spending tin' week nt the!
speeches weie excellent , the talks being Imme of her fnilier, .1. M. Itionn.
on the iidi.iiteed Iheories of farm nielli- Phillip, the punier nl the Silvcttm
oils by tlm-e who are making a special .Iniirnal office, took 1'reio h leave the
studv of tin so iiicthods, ns deinoiistrat lust of the week, and li.liior llnsmer
Miss Klillbeth l.eiv I l ie, I in In the . induct." nf poiilnl
a way that ing the linlovpe, w i il ing ' npy, etc., mnl
ipprc i.'iie.i ny all, mnl was en- witn Mis. ,1. i assistance gnr run
eorcl hi-iiitily. 'lis Levy Is a Siller the paper in line shape, excepting u
Inn Iiil'Ii In..-' girl, who liriiiliiates' .lav late in getlim' it run off.
I .'nutrllof foe lniil.li...r II..,
' "' , 10. lite,
ami1
lit the inl.'i sect inn of the
llrown's Islund It I and the Main
County linad. This will be a great
eoiiveiiieuco to the comioiiiiity abunt
heie, us an cxperieii I woiktiiiio will
be eioplove,! to do the repailitig,
hris lieiber has about coinplele I
his new house to take (he place of the
One recently destl0ed by f.re.
The i-aipeoteis are at wutli on the
new church building, to be Jnxlil feel,, in.
In.iiie.l mi the ground 1 1 1 1 1 ii I . I by ,1. I'
llies-ler. Mr. lieiber has charge of
Hie ui'il, electing suine, which has all
been dniialeil. It is expccled to bo
completed ill til, out six weeks,
This part of the enmity Is growing
sli tidy, even though we hour eino
pluiiils of hind times.
Mrs. Oenige t'onlplge lost ii valuable
hols,. ls( week,
.loliii A. I.atikford has accepted a.
position wiih tho Hlale Highway (3
Lngilieei ing llepllllineut.
Kniid Supervisor Tnieblook Is gravel
ing the county road across the Livesle,'
fin in. This was a bad part of the mad
and iiecli'd altenlion.
Peter lleniiiiiL'ton has lneu uctliiu'
It is out while fir wood for Iho pajier milli
at 1 iirgnii 1 11 y.
I biinle Ames has been eiiiploved by
I'!. M. 1 I'lisim to paint the buildings ut.
Ahli'tbinok -'ariii.
Willinm Snyder, better known ill
old Hill, is rutting Hie limber alonrf
Hie mill y loud ncroia the Orr place.
This is a guild improv eoicitl, as Hie,
mini at this point liad too much shadi .
iv 1ll1.no uioleisliiiiils how to "ling mi
Old Timer.
i ed al the o, A 1 . Miss K
T rendered a ' inlin solo in
1 was apprc i.'iie.l by all,
SEE OUR STATE STREET WINDOWS
For Four
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ar. oti'i w'i'isi' eriariuiiig pcrsonui
will
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II liilsinei
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wim lid 'i
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Tlie loci
heic CI...S,
Will Lllilii'.vvoilli
Im-i music, is hIwiivs on-Mais ine past week
:il lit. bv Cluitde III" logging camp.
o line, and rendered in Hsiitv Sen::'"' i'lurne.1 Hie fust of
n.iiiir inimner. At noun 'I"' ''.'k fi. 111 The leill'". Ore, wloie
,1 the Coinineicial club he 'l"'iii Ho lour iv. el.s waiting tor i;
ami n loud. I., nil pinnng ' inii-iu- ine log 11
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You can have sent to your home one of
our $3. 75 Guaranteed Electric Irons and
a $2.50 Springer Ironing Board
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'. onsidercd a vmy prof
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:.is with Molallii Ineh In-'
! ., l- nms plnved fn-t and
i ,s he re.iill wiih a
( "i favor of Mit'nUa.
n -.l.'de event of the 1,
i-', 1 1 r PBrtv given bv lr.
!' 'A'riihtinnu to visition
1,, I'. '). () K 's mid then
- v ere laid for lit nni "t
. 1.- tefollv .benrnlcl III., I
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.'ted With fl beiiiiClul
:,:i!iii'is bv the Indii s of
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his t,
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State and Commercial Sts.
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Mr. am' M'" ' hn
I'd Mr Th... rti.lK
iv 1, it l' dele-'iile: The
,iorir.er. KmroS Vbi'1
1 r.fiiniii". for the pc
speol Ho 1 ,111 r vv
ililig In I e tini-ll
Mis. 11. '. Ilo.li'es i.iis... 11 nn e at
her ll'in,.' Ill Sil'.e.lli'l mi Toes, l.i V, M,v
s. In, 111. 1, 1 was limn in Missiinii.
Iiiiiiiiny I. Pil'i, and wa 7n vents old
al Hie ii'ii" ' hci ii. atli. Mie has I,
a resident of Siherion L!i veai". Iler
lsl.lil. W. V lllcli'i -. pi e.le.l her
In the Cleat I'.iwilel lieuilv Hilee v i a I .
( ago. Tlie thin- .lan.'lil. is. Mr-. T. .1.
I O'liing. .11-. .1. .x it our, is 1.1 inn
Inn. I, and Mi." 1 . M K. hail, nf this
place, al-u li"i sun, II. I. Iln.lgif. were
with her Hie lat H IV huoiH tl.ut she
In ed. l oin nil sei v 1. es, under tlie ,i
ri'choll of the I III shall S, lell, si,
eielv, Wi II' Illlil III the i Impel ill Tin II"
1I11V nlleiiionh, inol the sv tupiiiiiv aj
the flieiiil" IS Willi Ihcc Ii 1 1. I 11 III
Hieil 'no'- 1 f ortovv.
Altr.d Hull, Imiiii Silver I'iiII- nnv.
ivus a Sip 11 1 1,11 . alb r I 10 lav niter
ll'IOll.
Hamsun Junes sold In lot 1,11 I ' i s U
In el tu Ivnrl Ixellin'r, vv lui Ian
Were l'r "0
Mr. mi l M -'r.
.1. W '
Ifart'lllll. 'J'
i. Iso tin' f"1'
Mi, . W
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lull, ni ' f - I"" I. O. V r si n.ir'
ir.-st,, .1. I . IHMIO nmi
, Uhll
ftp Silvritn, foblie hnol
..in., nn Km'to. June 4, for a
'welcome vvation. That l'rafen
I, ml, ling a in-w Ionise m the ii,at to
tore.
J. K. Ilusioer .pent ii few ,1ms the
past Week III Pnltlllli'l oil business,
.Mr. Ka'heniic Miithew", who hii"
beta visiting the exposition the past
two weeks, returned hoioi' on Tins. lav
of this we. k.
Ir. K. K. hasc has been appointed
See America First
This is n'oinn' 1 he n rciil scuson for
AiiK'iiciiti inilroiitls iiml AiiK iicjin sum
incr resort s.
.Moi'c )ic(ilc fioin tin- Stales jut
td visit ( 'iiiii'ulii, and inon- aimdiaiis art!
K'm to )lor! the Stjitcs tlian vwv
lU'MMV
b...u..,,l i el er i mi I ill II l.f lM-i;uil. ami
' his he.bpiiirli't will be at Portland.
Ilf. I l.al l well ipillilinl tor tins p't
sition, having hud good deal of e ;
pericii'C. It i t.n ii'.portaul oltice, thej
x.1'1
much
Kiuoi-can travel will lie lilit.
SollH
.Many of our wealthy jieoplt' will learn
ahout the wonders of our ou n
ountry.
he we
It wi
early, and it is a.
to make reservations
4'ood time to heyin to
Htitdy the travel advertisim; in thisnews-la'per.