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PAOK TWO
Juniper Reading’ Circle
Puts in a Busy Year
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Following I« th«- program of lit«* .*ry work bob * through »U h for tho )*a r 1913 by the Juniper Reading
Circi«* of thia city
SKFTFMRKR 11
Hosts#». Mr» Anderson
1. Roll Call. Quotations from Colonial Author*
S. Colonial Literature. Hlatory. Theology .Verse
3. Heading from John Smith
4. Increase ami t'oltou Mather, Jonathan Kd-
5
(<
Talk on Holm«*»' Philosophy, with R<*adlug»
from "The Autocrat ««f the llrcakfasl
T a b l e " ............ ............. Mrs Rodman
Reading.
I'h«* Chambered Nautilus.
. . . . . . . . . Mrs Wlllcox
ward*.
5.
Literal lire i»f the
Prow, Ver*c
Revolution.
Oratory,
SEPTEMBER 55
Moateaa. Mr» Wlllcox
1. Roil Call. Quotation» front Benjamin Frank-
I la.
5. Sketch of Franklin'» l-tfe.
Mr*. Mc.Mlckl*
3. Selection» from Franklin » WritltiB».
............ Mr*. Wlllcox
4. Talk on Irving'* Life
....... Mr*. Osborne
5. Reading* from Rip Van Winkle" and The
Sketch B o o k " .............. Mr* Rodman
4. Longfellow'» Sonnet Cpon Irving.
............ Mr» Phoenix
OCTOBKR 9
Host«***. Mr*. Chapman
1. Roll Call. Fact» About the Life of Jam««»
Fennimore Cooper
5. Reading from The I at at of the Mohican»."
..............Mr* Phoenix
3. Cooper'» Defect*— A IVfense of Cooper.
..............M r* Hank»
4. General Dlacuasion of Cooper'» Indian».
OCTOBER 33
Ho»tes*. Mr*. DeSouta
1 .
Roll Call. Memorised Stansa* from Bryant.
e
Bryant in hi» Different Phaaes -Journalist.
Patriot. Naturalist, the Poet of Life
and D e a th ................... Mr*. Chapman
3. Readings to Illustrate Bryant'» Versatility.
..............Mr*. Irvin
4. Reading— "Th an atopsis"............Mr*. Jones
NOV CMBFR 13
Hostess. Mrs. Hanks
1 .
Roll Call. Quotations from Emerson
2. Emerson as Poet. Essayist. Philosopher.
..............Mr*. Osborne
3. Emerson and Transcendentalism.
..............Mrs. Anderson
4. Selections from the Essays on Compensa
tion and Friendship. Mr*. Mendenhall
'S
NOVEMBER 27
Hostess, Mr* Hobbs
1. Roll Cali. Titles of Hawthorne's Stories.
2. Hawthorne's L i f e ................... Mrs Roberts
3. Review' of "The Scarlet Letter" and a Study
of Puritan Conscience. M r* McMIckle
4. Hawthorne's Peculiar Genius and his Place
Among the Novelists. . . .Mrs. Phoenix
5. Reading. "The Great Stone Face."
..............Mrs.- Anderson
DECEMBER 11
Hostess. Mrs. Irvin
1. Roll Call. Memorized Stanzas from Long
fellow
3.
Selections from "Hiawatha.” Mrs Rodman
3. Readings from Longfellow's Shorter Poems
..............Mrs. DeSouza
4. Life and Character of Longfellow.
..............Mrs. Willrox
JANUARY 1— SOCIAL MEETING.
J A N lA H l 8
Hostess. Mrs. Jones
1. Roll Call, Lines from Whittier.
2
Brief Sketch of Whittier's Life.
..............Mrs. Chapman
3. Three Minute Talks on—
1. Whittier as a Poet of Nature.
.............. Mrs. Irvin
2. Whittier, an Anti-Slavery Poet.
..............Mrs. McMIckle
3. \\ hittier as a Religious Poet.
............. Mrs. Mendenhall
With Selections from Familiar Poems.
4. Paper on New England Life and Legends in
Whittier's P o e m s .......... Mrs. Roberta
.
1
FEItRI VRY 24
Hostess. Mr» Osborne
1 Roll Call. Quotations from I aiwc II
3. Stedtnaus Estimate of larwell,
..............Mrs. Anderson
3. Criticism of "Th e Bigelow Papers."
......................Mrs Irvin
4
Lowell. Our Great Essayist. Mrs. Chapman
MARCH 13
Hostess. Mrs Phoenix
1 Roil Call. Interesting Facts About Pioneer
Life.
2
Notable American
Historians. Bancroft.
Prescott. Motley. Parkham. Ftske,
..............Mrs Roberts
3. Orators Who Helped Make History,
Mr*. Mendenhall
4
Patrick Henry's Famous Speech. Mr» llobba
5
W ashington's Second Inaugural Address.
............. Mrs DeSouza
4
Excerpt* from Bunker Hill Oration.
.............. Mrs Irvin
7. Lincoln » Gettysburg Address. Mr» Roberts
MARl H 24
Hostess. Mrs Roberts
l- Roll Call. Quotations from Modern Ameri
can Poets
2
W hitman s Life and Works. Illustrated by
Selections .................. Mrs Anderson
3. Recitation. "Captain. Oh My Captain."
............... Mrs Jones
4 Talk Embracing Life and Works of Eugene
Field and James Whitcomb Riley.
............ Mrs McMIckle
5 Song, from Riley ........................ Mrs. Hobbs
4. Reading. Selections from Riley.
............. Mrs Phoenix
7. Song, from Field ...................Mrs Roberta
A P R IL 9
Hostess. Mrs. Hodman
1. Roll Call. Quotations from Favorite Amer
ican Novelists.
2. Reading. "Th e Other Wise Man." Van Dyke
. . .......... Mrs. Irvin
3. Edward Everett Hale and "The Man With
out a Country ................ Mrs. Jones
4. General Discussion of American Novelists
A P R IL 23
1 Roll Call. Quotations from American Hum
orists.
3. Life of Mark Twain, and his Writings.
..............Mrs Osborne
3. Headings from Mark Twain . Mrs. Roberts
4. Peter Dunne and his Imitators.
..............Mrs Rodman
5. Reading from Frank Stockton. Mrs. Hanks
MAY 14
1. Roll Call. Quotations from Elbert Hubbard
8. A Southern Writer. Thomas Nelson Page.
.............. Mrs. Mendenhall
3. A Writer from the East. Mary E. Wilkins.
.............. Mrs. Chapman
4. Bret llarte's Stories of the West
..............Mrs. McMIckle
5. A Northern Writer. Zona Gale. Mrs Phoenix
Continued from 1st page
District Attorney — Bell, republi
can, 1251; Allen, Independent, » 8 5 .
State Senator— Thompson repub
lican., 1092; Young, democrat. «83;
Shipp, prohibition, 489
Representative — Forbes, republi
can, 1501; Smith, republican, 1124.
Gregg, prohibition, 439; Stearns,
prohibition, 257.
County Judge —Barclay, socialist,
225; Coe, Independent. 431; McFar
land, republican, 80«; Springer, dem
ocrat, 1252.
Sheriff — Balfour, democrat «40;
El'zins, republican, 1158; Main, so
A llend dispatch o the Portland
Telegram, listed the Tlh este
On
Monday night \ C Lucas, an ev ho
tel k«*ep«,r and a man of considerable
means, wss sandbagged and robbed
of $57. within two blocks of his res
Mence This I» th«* se«rond offence «>f
this character In Bend wlihln the
last month mid the cltUens of ihr
town »re h«*comlng anxious ss to
w hst the outcome of the mstter will
OFFICERS:
President ....................MRS. CHAPMAN
Vice P resid en t................
MRS HANKS
Sec and T re a a .............. MRS PHOENIX
L ib r a r ia n ....................MRS
.
cialist, 309; McLaughlin, Independ
ent. 522.
t.'lerk — Barnes.
socialist. 24«;
Brown, democrat. 1843; Turner, re
publican, 590.
Treasurer — Jordan.
republican,
2007; Wllholt, socialist, 472.
Ansesaor — Bivins, socialist. 3 * «;
Foster, democrat. 11 «8 ; Van Allen.
republican, t i l l .
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I ‘ rt»p4*rl) F i t t i c i
sum of $1900 was subscribed toward
building a warehouse here, and sub
scriptum» are now being taken to
raise Ihe sum to $4000, after which
another meeting will lie called snd a
corporation formed and work on the
warehouse begun
It I» planned to
have th* warehouse ready to r«*crlvr
potatoes by January 1st
Subscription papers are now in
Ihe office of Ibibson A Fry and also
with Mr
llrewer at the Itsnk of
Commerc*. and Mr Rodman si the
State bank
These men will explain
the proposition to nny on* desiring
Information
Office in Khrvt Mma tiiock
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TERREBONNE. ORE
In order that women might vote
In the municipal election which will
t>* held In several town* and cities
of the state within the next few
Manager
weeks. S««cret*ry of State Hen Olcott
has announced that he would rush
compilation snd canvassing of the
returns as rapidly sa p o s s ib le
|„
this connection he calls on county
clerks to cooperate by sp«*edlng their
work In forwarding returns snd to
be as thorough as possible so It will
not be necessary to return reports
for corrections Of the first few re
Plans. Specifications snd
turns received some had lo be sent
Estimates furnished for
back for correction
all ria essa ,,f building*
" The law provides that ths vole
must be canvassed by the secretary
of state, In the presence of the gov
ernor within 20 days, so Ihe govern
or ran Immediately Issue a procla
mation declaring the woman suffrage
Now I. the time
p.,,,,
law. along with others. In effect
Thla formality must be had before plan, for adverti.i«, y „ „ r
the law becomes eff«»ct|ve
good.
The Hpokeem.n c .„ h„ lp
you In this mstter r . „ „ „ publlrll,
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and there are I I saloon». Ihe present
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MAY 28— SOCIAL MEETING
.
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF Iti Nit
la
JAN I A R ' 22
Hostess. Mrs. McMIckle
1. Roll Call. Facts about Poe's Life.
2. Talk on Poe's Life and Character,
..............Mrs. Hanks
3. Selections from Poe ■ Tales. Mrs Anderson
4. Poe s Love for the Wierd and His Standing
“ • a P o « ' ................... Mrs. McMIckle
Readings I. The Bell*.
i The Raven.
3. !-en ore
4 Annabel Lee.
I K B R I A R l 12
Hostess. Mrs Mendenhall
1. Roll Call. Witticisms from Holmes
2
Holmes' Versatility. Poet. Essayist. Novel
ist. Professor and Professional Man.
............. Mrs. Osborne
3. Holmes' Attitude Toward Slavery In the
C,T" w » r .....................Mrs Phoenix
4. Selections from Humorous Poems,
............. Mrs. Hobbs
I In
\ 'IO N I II IN I B»
STELLA ANDERSON
CORA L CHAPM AN
ELLEN DE SOCZA
M ARY HANKS
EDNA HOBBS
N E LLIE IR V IN
JENNIE JONES
ALDA McMICKLK
BERTHA MENDENHALL
M ARG ARET OSBORNE
ETH E L PJfOENIX
ODA ROBERTS
GRACE HODMAN
MARTHA W ILLCOX
Qood Amendment.
Husband- This cake Is very good,
mv dear, hot It seems to me there
ought to he a little more-
W lf* (In
clear. Icy. Incisive tones« That cake
enme by mall and was made hv 'rour
neither llualeind- Yea. as I was say
Ing there ought to tie a little m«»rs—
of It.
Only In a Busin**» Wsy.
••go Clara re|«wte<1 the pin oilier "
Commissioner — Birdsong, social
"f> o you know w h y?"
"Homebody told her to he careful
ist. 340; Brown, republican, 1192;
about emaiurnglng him. an h* hit the
Knox, democrat. I0«5.
Surveyor — Brewster, republican, Dip* " —Balt I m ors Am erican
1135; Rice, Independent, 1308.
As ta Success.
Coroner
l^tucks, socialist. «71;
Griggs—I should say that the two
Poindexter, democrat. 1734.
keys to *»«<< ess are I ink and pluck
Briggs Huref Luck In finding some
one to pinch - BoiWon Transcript
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