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NATION'S EXECUTIVE AND IIIS BRIDE. BRIDE'S TROUSSEAU STEP ALONG UP TO GRAY'S CAREFULLY CHOSEN X Best Shops in United States Called On to Furnish Dab crate Wardrobe. VELVET CHIEF FEATURE v ' J- - - ' ' , f I 1 CewM a ad Arcwort la Asnpl Xmmxbrr tor i:ry Orcn.lon la Ithll Ifoaa fxlmi hf mom Are Included, irnitrxiiTivv tr. 11 Mr wa en'e ! la salt tr etneej frieada t- ke n.fr-Bl I lie ealeat have cea e aa-aera! taeaa4 asuiara. laet af It 1 Aauart--an 4 n4 the eat slfta la tha ColteeJ t.te were r;i4 aa to surety ht taa f-i.eMe ear U ea ef lret aad nl raref .il: y w r tr-b-e ever eter.d r any mistreat ef the White Ite-iea, Ttart are pt:a gawae end elaborate a-e-a. f, ehe-e- rar.ie, emftretia.. larvea. : and etaer Heine la ample iinS-e for eel eveey e-astoa Mr Wrt elweva Baa f' f wait a4 Ola. ul to the ealeetlae e.4er-.tlan to tha rlehaeee ef meteetat father tan ta ro.Wert.ne ef ealor. tetvea aM tej l4Malaa. Trten.fe fcave seen dririer ead rmptloa ittit, teitored suita. deml tei!t, fer;n.nnc ' goarfie end a. ens. a rfuti ln ellspere la ttrinoitT. Ia tne treie.a, velvet largely f.ature.l aa a material. One ef the liljnmMl owi la the tninii la Irr Mar !. wll! plate ravlnf eelrt en. a Bla-atT embet'lehed h.vl.-e. AtolAar velvet iin. rrafwh It It Materia! 4 trea'mee. la ef sapphire Im I.ta la other. It i a train. e have atl t!.e iwiim gowoe. Mra. "WUeno wi; a hoeteee al for ( rek-eptloee an. I al aa m d!n- nere ef the eexae chareler during the Winter one inl la her lrnia. wartkT ef ao-a "Mtat In the epln ! ef sr frtende, la a white satin. jrttH a innnlef of whlt fo far bb4 marfa wlta a train. A mcer4 hlt atia la tit aaala " a train, vat I eat Tih in wl'Ul It I a a-wn a tanie aaMraj. oponln n tda front, w.ta Ina boon4 la arrow putnm -H u-rra mr fM4m- I Xa4V Aaaerwr cowa la tha troaaaaaa la af a'aa aacia. la eoa af tha saw tna4-la rraaca if.l. aa l&ay ara callad. th c ol af wala. It la ara leapoa- aibia af Imitative) aLMwbara. Tna aairl U ki la c-l'ia tim. as4 toal la ii. la 'a-h loll Amonf aarai t.ilorl o!t la 1 troaata la a rraaa frown. It la af a rt doth, who a abort aalrt an 4 a flartaa baif-l'Bata coat. Tha caUar r4 cn'f ara of motaahln. A amatl ait bat la lntn.l4 fr waar wltb If. rf taa athar taller aotta. aoma af tb mora lataraaeiac ara a dark la ctatb. jnl In b afb ilk brM. wick military air aout lb J l a a arala auaiio-itka cloth, alao hr!4! It military faablon. T&ar iww la m tBr-ptra amathral a:vt txttiM, l!h a m:t !.! Bar. a ora-l with e.trUb tlpa It baa aktrt fiat awiaca Oar of irou4 kr tbrao or (nar la-fca Tkaro la a koafraat affart to laa aklrt. aa4 t -m la lri)r lar tM act. itb aruaia af troll an amothjrat. aliac ttt(la tirkea Tb-ro la a of t an4 al l laca. Tbo coal la mora liua ha-'f laaa-tk. a!l of !.!. with a I ataa af aoi-vtra aalla aaboaaed to . kaaa Watirala iaiaa lactaxtaaV A amt.ol;att af black Hat. will V Bark. Ua ;. aa4 a abort fain, la aaa af tba loaat ataaorala ! af I la cara'fr In t.i troa. aaaa. la to m I a aIo l a ail ! maavo aatin. wttk a Irlmmln ( bia an.i ailr. A nir brott4:Iatn taitor4 anil witn wbica bow u aclqi4 in tk tro.taoata. "4 btooaoa for ta!!or4 eulta ara run In ti.ry boo a aa ri'tr. from faacr Ooate cropa to lain tb al.ba. Soma nsalrh Ik aklrt la color, aa fr aiamola. m crapa with wftlt cotlar aa. cuff. Mx af I io Ibiw ar wkit or Joat aff tba iak f'.aan tiara. P.EV ISSUE IS PRESENTED firm" rm fi" raro B.r. if. t-ia arb af bar r.rat l-aBaaJ. k-a baaa avtKety aaa-4 a ti k4 af tn J-w.sry frrr, la raa rrraia ) b!rk kar t.i a fm t'r tana asai whlck art a aatabltaAa la M'lt Tb Jawairr atora baa boon ai. btat at tia aam ataa4 atajuo tba 4ty f AB4rw Jafkioa. Jlri ;:t to kral.lara coolct tb baaiaaaa. bat ab baa baa tria actual proprtator. .N.turally many folia la aoclaty. kj ravtoojaty bat obaorya4 trto an Amari. aa la "tr.j rnl. ara worwjar. - wbat IS attitri.ia at t.i Baw Abit, Ifoua m!rra will b toar4 tkara tt4 WaaniBftaaB avla4 cttatsaB of ioatr Btaaalinc CUta Hantaan aa4 VartoaL Tkara hay an BniBy araaM'aaa bar In '! Ufa w bar mora coat:y ro. ..-tla af trf'a baa bn than at tna marriaca of lb ITa daat ta Mr. (It!', bat faw akart tna c'.ft ! boon aiaay aal kaT eevaraal 4.-"i a ti rnntt. Tkla I Ju-at aa toi'a brMt BBat brt4rara waal4 It. TBr rrfrar wa oBiy atera.a4 la favor of a Mln( at wkirk tbar wal4 b ( (it of aa ef f l-ll cbaraM-tar. ar4 b.omat an4 moat athar affMLala. at ct t.i iTaalvlael a cloo frlaati. task tba hlat. Tb br4 rawslyaat twraral koaattful flora af Jaaratry. AmoQar Ihant wa a tt:amnri4 bar pi a. (laa t bar by tfta I'raaulatl a wak or trior B Cos. aa4 wbk-b a ho ka aara. It t faur Inhoa aa4 a ba.f la loactk an.J aa alhth af an ti-t wi4. with f.aa wbi'.a ttosti at In platiaata. Tin It In aJJltlon ta tha brooch hi k tba brlJ war with br wa4. oin coatuma. Tka broork cnotaiaa Urcr ttaata bb4 waa It.b by tba I'raai.laat aa tka wari ttnc tT'ft. It aar m4 ba war aatil klra. tiall 4raaa4 f r th caramoay. Another bar pta w aa ef c)lamon4 aa4 aprRlra Thia la aal I t ha com from i"ol .! an4 Mr. Ilua. A f.amit. loM brarolat. ! with aaochiraa. .waa aaotbar pir ef Jar- ry. Tba guar of tnia waa tl cloa4. Maay pivtaraa. tea ef wblrk waa aa at poiat;Btr. from rotinaalarAiattrtl a a. tlrt iurlaaa. as4 books f ail kinia an4 him. Iacln4. amootT th rift ara many f a trtfllatT character, from atramrara. ttaaa rttft all tb way from p ef Ml;atr aal tn.rat fir tb ktirbea aa4 taa labia, each aa a barrel ef f'.war. ta piavaa ef cit a an t lUnf. Japetattraap trnaitrf in. TOKtO. taw. t. A ot of lack of fef'taa la Ik raniBl waa 4- faa'al in Bn etelttac aion af IhtJ liaitaa ( t)apU t tli to 1JJ. IS Ccremonv Is Without Music and Few Guests Attend. HOUR SECRET UNTIL LAST Conpt Co to Hot prlBX. Ta.. for Two Vrrkt' Honeymoon Mother t Hrldo Give Hrr Aatj. ftplacvpal a?TTlco Catsd. !r..M4 rrara llrat rc orchid .mtcss a kackrround of fcrai aiui the comer of tha crnopy wcr raurbt with orchid. American Esutjr ror wrr on both kidea of th canopy, beneath which w a prartr rue. on which rriJnt Wilson and Mr. Gait in!t durinc th cer mony. rn at tha hour for th ceremony tha Pridnt and hi bridtr ppcam! at th head ot the aUircaj. wnicn au r! ax-era led with fern. kJPri;ui in and American Beauty roae. They descended to tha Kwr iioor. where tha traeata wtra trouped about Informally. Htrr. Herbert Scott Smith, rector i St Mirtraref Protestant FpUcopal C"hurch, of which tha briJ U a com municant, wa waiti-ff beneath th canopy to perform tha ceremony, and with him. to mut, was tha Iraai dent' pator. Key. J a me II. Taylor, of tha Central Presbyterian Church. Bride'a Mother Gie Her Away. rt W,"uffl IL Bollinir. th brid'i auiiKar rt her awar. Th Presi dent itood to th richt of th clcrry man and th brida ktood on their left. At onca Dr. Smith be can th word of th FpUccpa! marrUira errice. th President maair.: hi raiporuia firt. and then th brit! maV.ln her. After iha bnda promlaad to "love.rherijh and obey. tha Praauienl pucea tna w dire fin". a plain band of jtold. on her fin. trJ than, aftar a r rarer and whi! the coupla c Lamped their riicht hand together. Dr. fcmitn declared them hatband and wife. Th brif and imp' ceremor.y wa orcr. Tha nUra party men turned to in whera a buffet luppcr wa enred. Th decoration thera wr la pink and on tha buffet wr k.VjJ arratwinar fern and Clink roae. Th table wera decorated with Lady Stanley ron Moaaom. un a taoia in tha cntr waa tha waddir.jr cake a fruit caka of eeveral layer hieh. ornameBted with pray of pink or chid In tha canter. Caka Cat Wliktat rartaallly. v.. Kl:ut rat tka eaka without formality and aa arTantarncnt waa a4 far boatewlsc bits ef It on other than tboa la tka w44iriT party. ixtrtnc th earamony and at th tuBchaon .afterward, durtna which a tlricsr orthaalra aiayed. 1" orn- wore kr trayellnaT or a a. a aiara ana alaal fowa witn pictur hat af Mark a,ar wltk ta Irlmminc what- car iept ob fraihar llchtly up. ljraI oa taa a ia- ji n,i iaroa at wore tha ITaelJ.nf wa44lBK alft. a mtuCBtf lent diamond brooch. The aklrt ef bar own waa l .ti.i.. u.afa aaa pat on full llnaa Tha waUt bad ellkan rnbroldry of blue, tntatnr trom ma oa9 'wn'i ' i .oa.i blue to d-llrate ahadaa ot paatal. an! wa tarcade4 with ttlr.r. Tha lower part ol tha waut was am- . . - m Klarlt net over a band of llvr la tha d.aien f UUlea. below which waa a vlrd.a ef black velvet. Th alcove ef th own war of black net faahloned In tiny t-jeka with looc bol.ahapd curt a ot emDroraerea velvet which coma well 4own over tha band. ii. r roller, which was hlcb and up- aiaadlBK. U ef black laca. YVhea ha lrt on Bar Boneymoon auraey. Mr. Wllaoo wor over her ,wa a fur coat as4 muff to match. Mi Mara-arat WlUon. the Treel-ct-nt Met dauchlar. wor a atpphlr blue velvet sown with arphlre and tair.t irlmmttil Mm w II. lam VcArn, hie younet dauhler. wor .!t t.wte with fur and allver trtmmiBK. Mr. Francla B. Mayra. his third dauchter. wore ro enarmeoee llA craaa laca, aUa Utlaa Wood WEDDI1 SIMPLE MR. AXD KR. WOODROW WILIOS. row nogaa. th rrrM"ni coualn. wor yellow Hk an.J t"ld. Mra. Bo: line, tha trli1' mother, wor a coatum of rlcbly-Jttd net ever an undereklrt of aatlo appllqned klni'i blue. A Bhc-rt train was caught at tka left sda of tha arlrdle with a clatter ef pink cruahed roaes. She wor eld catnooa. art In pearls, which b wore a a brida. Mra. W. II. Maury, of Annlaton. Vk, a Utr of tha brl.le. wor whit crepe and silver net witn a court train of cream crepe embroidered In leaf sprays of sold. A slncl moon flower caucbt brr ctratfa at the waleX Mrs. Alex ander IL Oalt. of this city, another titter wor robm-eec blue chiffon velvet with Silver bands and a black lull saah with rruthed rotes. Mies llertba Itolllna. the bride's third sis ter, wor a sown of turquala blue. Above a full skirt of blu chiffon over whit lare flounros fell a panler draped oversklrt of blue taffeta, em broidered In sold and silver. Tha bod Ire of chiffon was over heavy banda of sold lac and a hlsl girdle was of f ior-etnbroldered siik. Rooea art Aald far Clfta. I'patalrs in tha bride's houte on room waa set aald for th weddlns clfta. which ran Into th bundrcda. de apit Intimation from tba Wlill lioua that aothlns should be sent by any other than relallvea and doe friends. la deftrenr to th President's wlsns the bouae of Consrets sent no alfls offlrlallv. but many members sent par. aonal rmembranca. Tb 'Vlrslnfa dalesatlon. rtprrttntinf th aatlv atata of th couple, sent a lovlna cup. tvythsvlli. tb brid' horn town, sent a miniature of Mr. and Mr. Bolllnr. her parenta. Th rocahontas Memorial lawUMnn In paMafilllna of fra Wll. tou t daacent from th Indian prlncaet of that nam, tent a bronsa statue of roca-ODiaa. i u, jHvnviiiinw i-u Of Wiaeoaatn sent a handaum bead tlt- i n lormtr queen ci Hawaii irni m . , I! inna.nl m r rri it mmnt O Weal ding caka J.'vrry member of th Cab inet ent a Faaa Seat la Akaadaae. . j.j 1 1 : ,Ka r.K.i.t an ta alia. (II . ' W . awn. ... m " ' . t- at n h . ail Pa uj n 1 vrfa u .a. a 1 1. I -i, vih.i ataa. of jewelry, tmont them a diamond brooa-h set tn aapphlree and a rold and aappnir trtcaiau per ware e maar a a .... I. i - ..la ,Kb VI r WUbab. wt; h a dlffrrcnt on for each even- ln durmc tie social season. mm raianUaiirlia anit romnofea In quantity, imonf the moat diatlnctlve Of tna latter veins ana irom n Jipeaker and Mra. Champ Clark. Thera wero many vase, anrient od modern, quantitlre of alas, pottery and sliver, books and pla-turea. an ancient Chinea bov and a lars mahosany dlnins taDla a bracelet Ol prtciuan luwrniaimaa and an ornament of tropical bird feather earn from South America. From lie. flan Children cam puiowe. and other arttrlra. Includina embroid er lea. all Inscribed with cards showina Fratltua tor int irHwrnn .nn-a- 7 . w,. a. w a" - of e war. iltfts came alto from the purll of the lienrdlctlna nuna at Lltit a a. - t,il.p.n nf the U.rt arhflOl of aim aaaw - . - - M. Veronica. The children of hpa. a lielcUn walertne-plac. sent a we eaao Inecrlbeai, "ilomaa and Crauiude ef pa." la view or tb oir ot in ntnq-ii a r -. a-..law.m ikal . . Ittffla a,ublleltv 11(1 Jt 1 . a. tavn.!, ...a. . ' as possible attend thetr weddins. namrt of thoM senrtinc wenaina nun ku arllknaLI IrAffl ntlbllCBt lOD. The real nombr received, however, com pletely apaat in plans tor raiaiumm, and claaslfylnc them at tha bride's house, and the work will b turned FACT AROrT FRUaC-IPAt. IX AIIIT1. MOI SK WtUI'HU Tb Bride. -Ilorn October II. H"J. la A'ythevllie. V "- Is dir-t deacandant of th In dian Princes. Pocshontaa. Has eisht brothers and sisters. Will retain food looks fr which sh waa famous In her youth. I cbarmlnc. tactful and Intel liaent. Hit devoted herself to charity rather than society conquests. Runs her lata husband's Jew ery store and has a personal for tune of 1100.000. ralnva ttavaefeall. solf. auto- I music i mobiiine. rood book a and tnusl Ureaeaa welL The Uridesreeaa Ie. eo-.ber 21. 115. Bo la Staunton Va. Frent hla childhood and youth mostly la Georgia and South r'aroiina. Educated In publlo schools, f Pavtdeoo Collece. Princeton I'm- I vertlty. I'nlveralty of Vlrslnia a and Johns Hopkins University. i a Wl Married Helen Loulae Asson. lUvannah. Oa, June 21. 11. T 'latra-aree 1& month ItO. Tauaht Malory and economic at Pry a Mawr. nesleyan and Princeton: president of latter aniveralty. - Elected Governor of New Jer sey. Elected President la 1112. over to the White House attaches. When the rifts are assorted It Is un derstood all those having Intrinsic value which came from persons known to the President or Mrs. Wilson wilt much to their regret, be returned. The President and Mra Wilson are expected to return to th capital oa or before January . when Conaress re convenes. The Pan-American reception In the White House on the night of January 7 wll! be a social function or the season which Is expected to be un usually brilliant. Llat of Weddla Gaeata. Th guests dt tha weddlnc Included: Mrs. William H. Boiling, of this city, the bride's mother: Mrs. Matthew H. Maury. Annlstoo, Va.; Mrs. Alexander It, Gait, of this city, and Miss Bertha Boiling, slstsrs of th bride; the bride's five brothers. John Randolph Hollinr. Richard W. Boiling and Julian n. Bolllnr. of this city; Dr. William K. Polling. .Louisville. Kr- and Kolfe E. Boiling, ot Panama: tha bride's brother-in-law. Alexander 11. Gait, of this city: three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Julian R. Boiling. Mra, r.olfe B. Bollinir and Mrs. Richard W. Boiling; Secretary and Mrs. William G. McAdoo: Mr. and Mra Francis U. Bay re. of Wllliamatown. Mass.; MIjjs Margaret Wilson; Ml-s Helen Woodrow Bones, the President's cousin: Mr. and Mra Joseph H. Wilson, of Baltimore, the former the brother of the President; Miss Alice Wilson, the President's niece: Mra Anne Howe, of Philadelphia, the President's s' :er; Mrs.' Anne Cothran, the President' niece; Josephine' Cothran. the Presi dent's grand-niece; Secretary Tumulty: Dr. Grayson, and Miss Gertrude Gor don. Mrs. Gait's close friend. The last official sot of the President before leaving on bis honeymoon was th signing of an appeal for funds for Belgian relief work. Th text of the appeal will be given out tomorrow. Foraaal Statement leaned. After President Wilson and his brld had depart'i. Secretary Tumulty made this formal statement on the ceremony: -Th wedding wa marked with sim plicity. It was Just such a wedding as might have taken plkco In th home of the humblest American citizen. The prayer book which the officiat ing clergyman used once wss th prop erty of the late Judge William IL Boiling, of Virginia, father of the bride, and was tiaed at her request, Several guest added to the list at the lsst moment Included iTofessor Stockton Alton, a brother of th lata Mrs. Wil son: A. Bolllnr Oalt. Mr. and Mra. 5-terllnc Gall, the former a brother of Mrs. Wilson's first husbsnd. and Mra Tumulty, the wife of Secretary Tu multy. One of the added guests was Matilda Braxton, an old negro mammy, of Wythavllle, who ha bean a servant In th bride's family all her lite. The rut by which tb wedding rarty got away to Alexandria was complete. When the Whit House automobile pulled away from Mrs. Wilson's house, lines of police blocked pursuit In all the adjoining tret. At the Union Station the Presidential entrance waa fully lighted and lines ot police were spread all about. Those who ware attracted to the rail road station by the show of proper atlon wer disappointed while the President and Mrs. Wilson wr speed ing to the station across the river ten miles away. WIL&O.V (.IVKS CLEMEXCY Pardon and Appointments Part of Wedding Celebration. WASHINGTON. Dec. II. President. Wilson celebrated bis wedding day by extending executive clemency to sev eral convicts. He gave a full pardon to Charles Conture. convicted at Mis souls, Mont, for selling liquor to Indians, II commuted th sentences of D. I, .Dillingham, convicted la Georgia for operating an illicit dls ttl.ery. and William H. Hood, under conviction of robbery In Alabama. The President also made several ap pointments. He signed an executive order permitting tha appointment ot Mra Virginia Campbell, a grandnlece of Thomas Jefferson, to a federal posi tion without civil service examination: reinstated William H. Phelps, who had been removed aa Bn examiner In the New York Custom-House on wbat the President considered Insufficient evi dence, and ordered, th appointment of Harriet M. Sweet to a position In tb Treasury without examination, be cause of her services In connection with the recent Pan-American financial congresa Japan Sends Congratulations. TOKIO. Pec. IS. Cable message of congratulation to President Wilson were sent today, th President's wed ding day. by Emperor Yoshihito and Baron lib 11. the Foreign Minister. MAYOR WARS ON POLICE Continued prom In rat Ft IK. I want it clearly understood that I am not afraid. "Chicago will yet a- the day unler my administration If it Is humsnly possible when thera will be no crooks In tba police department and few in all Chicago," . i 1 ..('?- GIFTS ARE UNUSUAL White House Bride Appeals to Public Imagination. GIRLS SEND BIG NUGGET Wonderful Assortment of Furs, Han diwork of Women In Remote) Vil lages, Rich Jewels, Rare Vases Are Included. WASHINGTON". Dec 18. (Special.) The President's, bride has shared the fat of practically every woman who has gone within the range of the pub llo Imagination as a resident, actusl or prospective, of the White House. Consequently a White House weddinar starts a current of gift-giving wniaJt stretches from one end of the country to the other. One of the earliest tokens to come to Mrs. Gait was a wonderful nugget of gold taken from the famous Umpire mine, the "find" which precipitated the famous gold fever of 1849. A group of schoolgirls from California brought the gift, which Is tbe largest nugget ever mined In California. Far Ataertmraf Wonderful. A wonderful assortment of furs is Included In a collection which em braces articles of simple type, such as the handiwork of women in remote country villages and jewels of .unique description and great value. Other noteworthy gifts Include a diamond and sapphire brooch and a flexible gold bracelet studded with sapphires, a desk set of Tiffany glass and hand-wrought braas embellishments, a cut-glass punch bowl with a huge silver ladle and a dosen cups and a wonderful table cloth of rare Russian lace, a rare rug of white bear skin, a Vienna rug of great value and rarity and a bewildering collection of books of all types, a filet lace tablecloth from i'orto RIo and a wonderful traveling clock of Swiss origin. Wide Variety Is .Noted. Of unusual beauty Is a unique lamp of Florentine alabaster. A mahogany dining table is said to have a romantlo history. An ancient Chinese box of beauty and rarity and a marvelous collec tion of fans, some of the most recent French production-, were among the presents. Rich fans of ostrich feath ers with mountings are also in the collection, which Includes many speci mens In cases as distinctive and valu able as the fans themselves. A Sevres vase of the time of the first Nspoleon. bearing tha signature of the artist who embellished it, came from one of the women of the Cab inet. Children to Give Pageant. GRAND VIEW. Wash.. Dec. 18. (Spe cial.) The Sunday school of the Pres byterian Church will give a Christmas pageant on the evening of December 24. Elaborate preparations are being made. Warehousemen Burled In Wheat. POMJCROY. Wash.. Deo. 18. (Sne- GOOD CHEER IS ASSURED IF YOU HAVE GOOD TEETH "V- a k.'. i ia-i-aw-J Dr. B. E. Wright Don't spoil the holiday spirit with a toothache. Come in this week and have all errors corrected. The best dental work at all times. Extremely moderate prices. Palnleaa Extraction of Teeth. DR. B. E. WRIGHT K.W. Corner Sixth aad Washing ton. Northweat Uulldlnc. Phone Main II I, A IIIS. Office Heart, I A. H. It I F. M. Ceeaaltatloa. Free. and Make Your Selections for the Christmas "Remembrance Men's Chesterfield Suits and Overcoats - Men's .Shirts, Pajamas, Gloves, Canes, , Umbrellas, Suitcases, Bags, Tie Rings and Half Hose. Special $3 and $3.50 Neckwear $1.55 Special beautiful $1.00 Neckwear 55 Ladies' fine Suits, Coats, Waists, Sweaters, Petticoats and Skirts at big reductions from the regular price. Come to the Dependable Store. R M . Corner Washington and West Park How can you serve such high quality of foods at so ridiculously low prices? This question is asked almost daily by travelers many who have patronized eating places from coast to coast. We buy in large quantities. Floor space considered, we feed more people than any eating house on the Pacific Coast. Cozy Dairy Lunch Sixth and Washington Sts. Day and Night .1.1 warehousemen. Brvtn and John Armstrong, were burled beneath a pile of grain sacks Tuesday when one of the largest piles at the Houser ware house fell over, orran Buammou fracture of the bone in his thigh Just v. i .wA win TT1. hrnthpr John, al though caught by the grain escaped with a lew nruises. WEDDING NOTED AT FAIR Transcontinental Telephone w ire Hears Congratulations. SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec 18. President -nriinn'a v.itdinx day was celebrated at the Panama-California Exposition today. A special musical programme .ma n tha great outdoor organ. Several weddins marches and other nuptial selections were piayeu. ... i .nmmnnireatlon between IWCllUUUi: the exposition and Washington was es tablished. Please convey my congratulations t .. i .i . v n.nn and his charming wife." said President Davidson, of the exposition, to Representative Kettner, at Washington. EASTERN STAR ELECTS Blanche Kccles Is Chosen Worthy Matron at Canby. nvnr Or. Deo. IS. (Special.) The annual election of officers of Laurel Chapter No. 113. Order of the Eastern Select H Superb fjjHj ' For the Choicest Hlj SjL Christmas Gifts jjj Our Diamond assortment offers what is probably the largest and finest stock of select stones in the West. Our prices are 10 to 20 lower than at any store in the city we can prove it. We display unique settings in Rings, Lavallieres, Bar Pins, Scarf Pins, Brooches, etc. every item is a real value. Don't fail to see our special $50 and $100 Diamond Rings. They have no equal. Credit Accommodations Without Extra Charge Choose from our stock of Watches, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Novelties, Toiletware, Vanity Cases, Cigar- ette Cases, Silverware, Clocks, etc. They are the very best the market produces at most reasonable prices ninmnnri 283 Morrison St., Between Fourth and Fifth GRAY Star, was held here Thursday night The election resulted as follows: Blanche Eccles, worthy matron: Ora Slyter, worthy patron: Grace Sailor, associate matron; Mary E. Bates, conductress; Mary Grahan, as sociate conductress; Sarah 'D. Prouty, secretary; Belle Dodge, treasurer; Caroline Wang, chaplain; Bertha E. Lee. pianist; Lillian Wans. Adah; Mil dred Wang, Ruth; Tillie Slyter. Esther; Helen Lee, Martha; Mildred Stacy, Electa; Theresa Eckerson, warder, and Frank E. Dodge, sentinel. The VEILED PROPHET Sermon tonight by MILTON ST. JOHN K. P. Hall, cor. 11th and Alder, near Olds & King. 7:45 P. M. Everybody invited! From Our Stock Tienler in Oretron