Tm: sronxnro orehoma. moxdat. peckjibek . o. idij,
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REVIVAL OF TRADE
IS UNPRECEDENTED
Business Canvass Shows Bet
ter Conditions Over Wide
Section of Country.
LABOR DEMAND GROWING
M rh I Ci parr ted Frofw Plan of
Traafc Lla la Ee to r-apply
aMp Jacraxh, 4o Ralo
rrtght Illarkad.
O'lTAGO. D. . TH Chicago Trl
hu lu siad a urvey cf basis
condition. a raetalt of It
fmJ tkl Beprace J-atd fMrllr
pri: cir a wide ar. eapcir.y
the c-nrrl etion of th I'olt'd Stat.
Toi tim: i Im4 oa report from
Bnr larg cantor.
Th Dvtrolt Hoard ff Coaatrt r
ort tbat Stasia. ka ba crowing
i '! tin ni tk,t th poo-ilatioo
eftu aa ivimm of J.)1. Indiaa
(oii bank elarac ami otl r--ipte
ar reri-U (4 crtaira br-
t-r a kick pla of prorerity.
Mionol'e ehow a Ixriu la
four ehipmant f .). barrl
aer any 4lr pMd of prtou
year. n-t from c I'anl It la rerte
mat a 1 linae kaa br showing I
trM4 velocity ia th Ut t week
Th iuI Uakot abl crop M (
Bain of a aw tl etui la Imiuiit
r r.sa.-ded aa factor la tk apbuiid
o.
fnt Ml B .-.
K4UU City a fcia traa-t cf
Vultt. du t kwpir crop aad aa
lni-r.4 b;point of pusi an I factory
prod-ict at w r prU-.a. Marvbants
r ituri'4 taalr rirk aa a raeult
of kiim Kaoru frooa Kauu, Oh
:aus. Ark4tit.. Hott Natraa,
law an J ttajlert. I url.
Cll g.v.e cut cr-m-n I of til
trad lapromnL Cvitmb ekowe
a great damand fr labor la ftrt.
T01 -Jo bn a c.rir eely have
aoa!'! to mere tba l.'i.m.Wl. abd
B4ir a Irduatrtal plaata k ba
stotlJ. A C'ai'ma.til effu-il of
i?r?4. compare rl.ciar. M. rompanjr
baa 4 a a holiday buain. darina
tae aa)ta af Nov. .0 bar. Kry tl
pu.nl ia lb vicinity of Youctatowa l
r-port4 to to wurkm; at fall ca
T af. Loot tnorittii) rtt:r r-
tort tAat t1lr b'.ic la InproTlas
ani tCC holtUr bin ia ahad of
t:9orta from avorr boIrI la tba
9u!.v particuUrty Km kino a 4. B.l'
n.i l-i,ii.-ta tkat cropa ar
am( hirl anf tni nnoay for
tnarn la com. a wuaiut at. at a at taat
a tfl af vjat prnprly oaeatna.
I nmi:r i)r ka:n la In4ica!a4
ta aw i i.oii.
Waaia fna faaf tt aaraalaar.
a: I Lata anl 9aa rrri fparX
q;aa aoeHitlaaa lrmelottIy m
(fjU't J! mmatina ta a-ocxt doao r
taa fair. a rraar.aca a au
ia roa la all l.na.
yti ta att. arcor4lnc la a4--.-
frooa Wir:oa. fron a ptn
aua t- aa pra fcy taa Kaaeara
t-no i.na r..rua4. warer la t'rlt
la runfinmt mr b fjrp.!.) ta
ra.lo ta onpra. a.iot alport traffic
tmsait o at Ai!ati prta. Tna rail
r'i.lj ctaatfa to cmpi nclR4 to J
tr tha pritl-a af a?rtina; rem.
inn4ara.t Caa.4iaa vk'al tarU(a ta
ln:i sntaa porta.
raat i;.-ig ctaaet kanc!I tn ta
IP":I inNi) trouia Tort
:'(. Ma.. tSa Wia:r port of v ( iu.
I'acii.-. an t tit prt of Vnntraai
w.t 000, a frt "4t. T5H i:o.
t oi la i?t4 to fare tk k-tttak
iitiiinwti ta aiDort a iar part of
1. .a t(nma. t'ark.tia ptrvba.a taru(
Amaric-aa porta.
.T" aarri-r. an it la r-rt ar
Baxrtaa; that I:nlaa4 oui ' p
'HI ta t irnUa a 'iT..-iot aumkr
' bn'tnrrt to r!r tfi Tort an4
I i. i.. !?ai tipori jam fef ora tk
aaat la llro tn Il iSalo or aora
atr-r u!iif rr c..rir tkrouak
N.ar ai4 ot.lar At.aaoa porta af
Ii f"i"-! fha Ttrltl roTrnrBat to
'l moinf tn b:Ka4 tho rail
'K It ! aaij. k'ilav tftl KnrlaR4
k.l Imaai:!.!, tnak aa(a
t rl-ar kotit tn Amaru-art as4 tlril.ak
atport inlnninu alraady ea bn4.
POPE ASKS JUST PEACE
AtlO IT tax
TOOII
To mil ikuicrco
AT ro.lTollT.
Arbk4abaf trloa4 Mtlaal
urth. MNk raaalkaa Xaaati
1 Ca
(
rarallaal la
ROME. Paw. I At tka coaai.tory
whivb wUl k balal toaaoarroar Ida I'op
dallaar aa airna-otisa acala darlof
inc t.i korrora of tko war an4 commi.
'tin tka Armaaiana. Tho fouttrf
will ar tk auta-a. conrluaina of a
!. 3kl kou.4 bo Juat ao4 dur
atia. farortaf aaitbar af tko bl.lcr
cnta.
Attantioa wl'l b catlap to tha fact
111 daaptra tho Will of tkoao la
thorttv la ta arloua IwKiaar.ot coa
tria tn war kaa anal mora t4at
ti:a abaormal condltaoaa provalllaaT at
Ik. M 1 .to.
Car4n.l ar t b rrvtai w ho a
n.rr.a. haa atraaay kooa m.l pub.lc
anl a f.port waa carrant la Vatu-aa
Tir.-Ua talay that tka lor may. la
ad iitkia. arpotat a Ma cardlaal wiatr
nam wi.j b rMtrtl "aa ptto. tbal
U. ortoaa aam wi;i b witnbi4 Batil
th l op (boumi to rai it.
- t'l nam ara mRtl.-ad la thla
rnanartmn. intcjiaa; taat of Arvb
bt.bp laalanal. f St. paaL
MRS. S. L WOODFORD WEDS
tUtrw of SoiUia-r aao) Dlploanal
tlrido of Draiaiji Man.
T W Tor.:. Xo.. Mra. St. wart
L Wot 'or 4 olilrt of Oaaral Vm i
fnrd. 4!a4 ta Itsl. waa fcarrt4
thla aftaraooa at kar horn. 14 Woat
Ta:."A trmt. to Dr. Kaary L. tKbal
I . a wi4oar af Brooa.ya. Th w4
f waa diat. It waa parformaa) by
tn F---r Er llnward Oufriald. of tko
a.. I f"Vt iTaaartartaa t'krvb, who
auarria-1 kar t Oaaarai TA"oafor4 la
03 (am tor. till.
lr. a -hi Mr .-haU;a a ratiralac
fe tktr wli:n tt9 witl tiro at
to ko Jo la TAaat Til!t atroot ul
bf'ar tko aa w yoax.
Nra .. .a waa la S;.'a with
Oaaarai t"oo4'or4 whoa tka apaaiaa
mm n- T ar comavaacaxi. Oataarai
Woo.l:nf rafraaantlac Ik I coustry
rvaia at tka tlmo.
DANCER'S PET CIUHUAHUA WEARS PEARL EARRINGS TO MATCn
pZ . :, , , . - :v J
RS.- ' ik. "-"i. - .',2
5-: r5 :' -... -.. :'a'v'' --F
lUka. tka tloy Maxicaa Chlboahua
4'a!iw(na. r kir. tka rirai Aom to
f.mooa :o.k prl nklir. Kia to
las tka raraoaa paarla about bar Bc
A moai daily Iiaa Da:ya may bo
la bar Up.
Mammoth Reception for Suf
frage Petition Prepared.
CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
ttraldrat to IJc-crUo Cootrraaloaal
l aloa Ixlrrtc at While Hoa.
rawrn Kioto to Have
Xotrworthy cort.
WAJMIIN.-.TOV. fw. Jl Jndrada of
wema auf.'raaa workara from all part
of th country r.arh.4 tVaahlnctoa to
alaTkt. ra4y ta walromo tomorrow Mr A
Vara Pard riald. of I'ortiand. Or, aod
Mia rtanca Jolllffo. of ftaa Franrlaco.
tbo two ao of tvat'a woman
otra who ba molorad acroa th
rontlrwat with a mammoth auftrava
palitiort to tho IncominaT Contiraaa f r
a r!ral auff.'ac ammdmaat.
A.'lar lha praatatioa of tha r-t!-tloa
to a huadra4 marnbara of Can
fra th atvp of th t'apltoL th
anaoya. aacortad by a parada vf mot
than !' woman, will go to tho Whit
llo raa to t rrlva4 by th Praidnt.
Th arrival of th otltion and In
rarotlon at th Whit lloua will
mark th opnln of tho flr.t National
moi.ntloo of th Coacr.aional In loo
for Woman Suffrasa. which will held
dally aaaaiorv throushoot th waak.
offroao arvoll llaa aarwwa.
Mr. Plaid and Mia Jolllff wara la
Palllmor loHar. a-comraraiad by Via
Intrbrod Klndbarc and Mia Maria
Klndatadt. both of Rhodo laland. who
doaatad and oparatad tho traaarontl
nantal au'frata aQtr-moblla.
Vhaa It atari d from tho woraaa
vetr' roavantlon at Par. Franclaco In
aptambar th patitloa waa ll.tO faat
Ion T and bad 00.e4 alnatura of
tra ir ofraachld atataa. Do rink"
th trtanacontiaaatai trip thouaanda :
alaTnatoraa from BOB'uffrac atataa
war add'd.
Th procaoaloa to tha Capitol, with
tho patition born oa a baaar of whit
cloth, will b bradad br a 4lttn of
worn. a oa borhack. follow by a
croup of woman on fot. baartnc m
fraa lan'ari. Thn wtU rorra a yroap
f trtrla drad In th purpl. whit
artd loll of th Concraaslonal Voloa
and waarlna? Ittrty cap.
Ikyoaalaa- Woaaaa ta Load.
TMMaan woman. rprantln th II
anffrac itaix and th Ttrrttory of
Ataah. will bo lad by a woman votr
of WjominaT. th firat affra'o at a to.
Tba aarrra anaora la thalr antomo
bt will ba followad by tho who
will b rxlr4 with thm r tha
praald. A cna airy racort will btiot
op la lb rar.
r?aadtartar f th ConaTralofl
t'nioa ha boa tabtlahod la lb
-Uttlr A"hl Houaa." lb fclatwle rl
4nc en Madlaoa nar. wkr many
Vlca.PTaI4Bt bar lt4- Tar th
coaatloa aa.a'.ona wltl ba bold.
POLITICIANS ARE ACTIVE
r atanaa) fa0 Wfat f
ar taiiiaaT of tk availability cf co
lor Trurtoa.
flaaator "harman. of Illlnola. backed
br Rapubttraa avpnort front bla own
tat. I carry ra aaj;acy
tbroBch th wtra atataa.
Otbov Blawtlaaad laraawalttaatty.
latarmlttaatly tbar alldaa la iobh
tklnc aot tb vood ajualltl af Oov
raar WklUaaa. of Saw Tork. klyroa
r Mamcfe. of Ohio. 0Trtor Jokaaon.
of Ca lforula. aad aemo otnra
BidUo for In pprt t tafh aad
mm IN CAPITOL
C3AST DCLia AD II KR IXXi. rboto by Undarwood.
tfotr. which la abowa haro with Ita mUtr. Gaby Daalya. baa tha nniquo
war aarriara. Thraa aarrinai wara mad
hr br a-Kir.e Manual of Portugal.
and tn cof wun in paana in 11a -
ran ttCiug la bar autorooou aoout . -
ail of tbraa lcalera tn tb two rrat
partlaa thara ar othar orcnnliatloo
at work alone political line.
Tit Klvara and Harbor Conrrc
Publicity Bureau I teaalntj tb Drmo
rrat on praaarodnr and tho Rtpub
liran on protvctloa.
Th Navy Lau make It appeal
Cn non.partiaan llnaa.
Tb woman ction of th Nary
Laa aaha for curlty of th bom
and th woman.
1 Th Ammraa Dafaoa Society plead
with ;i pollticiana to lock up to
country acalrol poaalbl attack.
Th I'aac 5o-lty warna a!nat pr
paradnar and Ihrratana oblivion to all
politician who voted for enlarged. Na
tional d arena.
Th National Woman Puffraa Al
oriatlon la damaadlr.a woman uffra
but la wlIllr.aT to so to t: atatca to
wort tho tranrbl prlvilrc.
Tho Concreaalnnal C'nlun for Women
FuffraB la threatening th Iwmarrti.
le party aow In power with defeat
unleea II come arroa with a cooatl
tulftnal amendment srantlnc National
womaa uffrat.
Th American Anti-Woman Suffrar
party I urtinr Coniran to lirnor tb
demand of tb utf racist.
Ble4.ll aaapaia-aa ladla-ated.
Indication and actlvttlea point to a
red-hot campaign for everything In
alchl aad Imasinabt. and th wlao onaa
urn their opinion up toniitM In th
(Impl aeaertlon. -Thajfre off"
Ail other ficbta and aaaaulta ar col
laleral to tbia main point that th
Waocrau aro In th addl hoidlna
th advantas. and to dlalojRr them
from thla poaltlon will require not only
lb development of all weakneaeea In
their poaltion bat th puttinrT forth of
all united power by tha party not In.
"What la th Pull Mooa literature
to bo put out by Mr. I'erklna. and
where will It lad? la th quaation
aakd by all polltirtana hero. Tho Ite-pubil-ana
hop It will not Indlcat a
diaaf faction vtllh th resular organiza
tion. Th I luwril a ar banklnaT on
tho rhanr that It will, and th litera
ture of tb Itepubllcan paclflata I
worded on th eubject with a skill to
put th moat expert bulldera of olj
faahlooed worm fnra to th blush.
INLET TO BE KEPT OPEN
ALASKA KAILROAD COVUtiailOVJ
AXXOV.Ct: IXTT.XTIOM.
Rwt la Mad far I'aleadtaa;
of
ride Material at Co Bay
la Mad f Coeapaay.
SEWARD. Alaaka. Dec. I Unten
ant Frederick JJtara. of tha Alaska
Eortnaertng Com-nlssion, Is determined
to maintain Winter navigation of Cook
Inlet and baa asked th Alaaka titeam-
hip Company to nd tb fralcbtar
ha ward Into tb inlet to unload her
cargo at Coo so Bay. across th inlet
from An. 'borage. Mcara' plan Is to dis
charge the cargo ot tha Howard, whlca
eoaaieta of bridg material for ua on
tho Matanosk branch Una. on th
beach at Ooos Bay ao that It can be
hauled over tH anew .to construction
poiat.
Th distance from Oooee Bay land
ing to the point I th iimi a from
tha end of tba raliroad llV xtar.dlbg
oat of Ane-orac. 1c conditions In
Cook Inlet prcpr ar said to b less
severe than at Anchorage. Should the
tambip company agra. It would be
ncaary to tak Lb commission's
barges and lighterage equipment from
Winter quarters at SeMoTia. on Kat
chemak Pay. aad low thara through
th Ice floe to tha head of Cook In
let. Preparations ar being mad here for
large Winter traftlo by dog aled from
beward to Anrhoric- The freight rate
I tl cat a pound cMpmnla ot Win.
ter clothing, diverted her with othar
Aachorac .'ralcl.t. have already bern
forwarded to Anchorac.
aoa with aalckry Tantovakla ol aid
baa ka ba.a tavaa4 la yraa for
rai.ra4 aaa a that liar eaa eecap aboud
leir let e ai ia tracaa
HER $200,000 PEARL NECKLACE.
br Tiffany of paarl to match oaoy a
Tha ptctur show Mil Ixily wear-
r - .,,. -a
w lora who oar mui
PEACE SHIP SAILS OH
Ford Party Still Cheerful Off
. Coast of Maine.
SQUIRREL MUCH EXCITED
Dclatr-d Drlejrale Who TrlVd to Over
take Liner br riaoflns; After
Her Recovers and Will
Go on Frederick VIII.
NEW TORK. Dec I. (SpclaX)
With two stuffed -dove of peace u
panded In th aalooo and a caged
squirrel In th main companlonway
looking- hungrily through tb bar of
bla cage at parsons passing up and
down lha stairs, the Scandinavian
American liner Oscar II. with Henry
Ford and tha members of bla person
ally conducted peace party on board,
waa atcamlne eastward off th coast of
Maine today.
Tha laat wlreleas from th peace
ship waa sent via Seagate at midnight.
Mr. Ford said ha thought th departure
from New York brought a great exhibi
tion of community plrlt, and that
everybody, from Thomaa A. Edison up,
realised th Importance of the project.
Bqalrrel Chatters t'eaataatly.
Theodore de Lavigne. one of Mr.
Ford's secretaries, who went down the
bay on lb Oscar II. and who returned
who in pnoi-ooar. last, nignc. aia to
day when ha left tho liner all the pas
sangers wer In a cheerful mood and
not a bitch of any kind had occurred.
aave that th caged squirrel kept up
an Inceaaant chatter, especially when
any ot the peace delegatea approached
the bar of bis gllden prison.
Ford peace headquarters In tb Bill
more Hotel ara to b kept open at leaat
until Wednesday, when the steamship
Frederlk VIII la to leave with more
peace delegatea. All who missed the
Oscar II or decided too late that they
would like to help settle the European
war as Mr. Ford's aides will embark
upon her.
lwtasata Effort Vamaceeaaf oX.
Crbaln J. Ledoux. who aald he had
been- an American Consul at various
posts for IS years, and Is at present
a lecturer on .peace In St. Mary'a Hos
pital. Iloboken. Intends to ba a passen
ger aboard th Frederlk VIII. He Is
recovering today from an effort to
overtake th Oscar II after th peace
ship bad started down stream by swim
ming after her. His attempt was un
successful. Lasdoux was o the chilly water half
an hour, when he waa picked up by
the sklppar of the tug UcNeeiey only
a few yards from the Ford peace ship.
SEMBRICH GRAVELY ILL
Opera Singer's Physicians Say She
Has Plruro-Pneumonia.
NEW TORK. Dec. . (Special.) Th
condition of Mm. Pembrlcn. th opara
singer, who Is seriously 111. took a
slight turn for the worse today and
made necessary the calling of another
consultation of physicians.
After a careful diagnosis It was de
rided that M me. Sembrlcb I Buffering
from a serious attack ot pleuro-pneu-monla
and sbe waa said to b "gravely
BOY SCOUT CHIEF QUITS
(-wntlnoe4 ft rota llret Pa.
tlon tonight. Mr. West immediately
communicated with Colin H. Living-
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Nujol. a pure, white mineral oil, is the recognized common-sense
remedy for constipation. It conforms to tho
requirements of the well-known Lane treatment.
Nujol is odorless and tasteless, absolutely neutral, and is not
digested or absorbed into the system. It acts merely as a
mechanical lubricant.
Nujol is not a drug. Its use will not give quick, temporary
relief. But Nujol is a genuine remedy in that it relieves
constipation in the most natural way by lubricating the lin
ing of the intestines, softening the intestinal contents, and
thus promoting healthy and normal bowel activity.
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stone, of Wajhington. president of the
Boy Scouts of America, who cnaracier
tzed as -unfriendly and selfish" Mr.
Seton's action on tha eve of a cam
paign to raise funds to finance the
Boy Scouts' work in New Tork for the
next three years.
"Tha National council." a statement
credited to Mr. Livingstons said, "at its
annual meeting at Washington lost
February decided not to re-elect Mr.
Eeton as chief of the scouts, because be
had failed to respond satisfactorily
about bla Intentions about becoming a
cllixen of the United State."
Parrlotlaas Part of Plaau
Touching on th policy of the move
ment, Mr. Livingstone said:
"While training along the lines or
woodcraft is an important part in our
programme, wa believe tnat cnaracter
development, patriotism and good citl-
senshlp and the required daily good
turn are of equal importance."
Denial also was made that there is
any dissatisfaction with present condi
tions In the organisation.
FAIR SEEN BY 18,871,957
CLOSING DAY CELEBRATION AT
TENDED BY 4.VWS3.
Panama Itepabli Reprewewted Tkroogk-
oat Expoattioa by Empty Bnlld.
lag. Clewed to Pwbllr.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. B.So great
was th attendance at the ranama-Pa
clflc Exposition yesterday closing day
that It took the department of ad
missions until late tonight to figure
out that 4S8.SSS persons passed through
the gates and took part In the farewell
celebration.
This was th largest attendance of
any of the 2SS days the exposition was
open, and brought tne total attendance
to 1S.S71.J57.
The republic of panama participated
In the exposition to the extent of erect
ing a handsome building, but because no
funds were appropriated by the repub
lic to keep the bulldtng open to vis
itors, it was learned today, it remained
closed throughout the exposition.
The Panama pavilion was one of the
first foreign buildings erected and was
given one of the choicest sites In the
exposition reservation. The building
was formally dedicated but the open
ing ceremony never took place and the
country where the engineering feat was
performed that furnished the motive
for th exposition was represented by
an empty monument.
M'ADOO PLANS CRITICISED
McCumber Says Hole In Treasury
Cannot Be Kept From Public,
WASHIXGTOK. Dec. 6. (Special.)
In. an Interview today. Senator Mc
Cumber, of North Dakota, member of
the Senate flnanc commltte, criticised
th plan of Secretary McAdoo lor tne
raising of additional taxes.
Senator McCumber declared that the
Administration ought not to be fear
ful of a bond Issue, aa the "hole in
the Treasury vaults" would have to be
filled, and th fact could not be con
cealed from the public He addea:
"Th last Republican Admipistration
waa not only paying all the ordinary
running expenses of the Government
without devising- new and additional
methods of taxation, but was also meet
ing the heavy demands due to the con
struction of the Panama Canal, and
ti:i maintaining a good surplus in the
Treasury. With the eneetment of the
new tariff law began the process of
rapid depletion of the Treasury."
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any point in the United States on re
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SWISS SYSTEM FAVORED
CHAMBERLAI.V PREPARING BILl,
FOR MODIFIED FORM.
Oregon Senator. Not Impressed With
Contlneatal Array Idea, Consults
3Iember of War College.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington, Dec. 6. Senator Chamberlain,
who In general indorses the President's
plan for strengthening the Army, is
not enamored of the continental Army
plan as proposed, and while preparing
the bill to carry out his ideas of the
Army increase has been conferring with
officers of the war college with a view
f framing a bill which shall propose
the adoption ot a modified Swiss system
for the United States.
In general, this contemplates more
military training in schools and col
leges, and also provides for a short
term of military service in tne neia
for young men who are graduated. In
some respects Senator Chamberlain be
lieves this system has marked advan
tages over the continental Army plan.
Since the President ana tne oecreiary
of War agreed on their plan of Army
legislation Senator cnamoenain na.t
been called Into conference seldom.
while Secretary Garrison has been con
ferring with Chairman Hay, of the
House committee, almost uany. it is
iikplv that the Hay bills will more
nearly reflect the Administration's de
sire than will the Chamberlain bill. -It
is thought Senator Chamberlain will
take a more advanced stand than Rep
resentatlve Hay, and that Ms bill will
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plosion Laid to Workmen.
LONDON, Dec. 6. Destruction ot a
large ammunition factory at Halle,
Prussian Saxony, by an explosion, with
the loss of several hundred lives. Is
reported In a message trom Holding.
Denmark, to Copenhagen, as forward
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contented workmen are suspected, the
message says.
It ia said a similar disaster was nar
rowly averted at Bogden. Silesia. The
ammunition factory there, it is report
ed, was saved by the discovery that it
had been undermined.
Bay City Bazaar Robbed.
BAY CITY, Or., Dec. 6. (Special.)
The women of the United Church of
Bay City held their annual bazaar last
night with a good attendance. The
proceeds will be used in paying for a
new piano purchased for the church.
After the bazaar closed, persons broke
into the building and stole a quantity
of Ice cream, cake and candy.
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