MONDAY, MAY 11, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
EVENING EDITION.
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EAHENEbb SOCIAL.
Mrs. Clabnugh, Mrs. MncMlllnn nnri
Mrs. .larvls. nnd bnblos John Robert
Powers, Rcnauld Morrow nnd Susan
Elizabeth Muloney. A fow of the
yomiK matrons who nro planning to
remain In town throughout the stun
brother nnd his wife of Eureka,
who nro spending the week In fanu
i Franc Isco.
Mrs. II. .1. blndcn nnd .Mrs. J. (J.
Horn or Nortn Henri wore miosis of
Mrs. Patrick Flanagan of Golden
ncnue Wednesday.
Mrs. E. K. Jones entertained ln
formnlly nt sewing a couple of after
noons last weeK.
4.
Mrs. C. 1). Hovcnor Is expected
here from Portlnnd soon to visit
her parents at North Ueud.
MIbs Mnnilo Gulovson and Miss North Henri defeated Marshflold
Helen Gulovscn expect to leavo enr- yestordny by n score of r to 1 In
ly In Juno to visit relatives In Port-inn cloven Inning gnmo played nt
land and will then go to Seaside to North Henri. Horn brought In tho
Tho Presbyterian Ladles' Aid So-
cloty of North Henri gave a farewell
ti.irtv mi Thursday nftornoon for Mrs.
C. T. PnrlBB, who, Willi nor uusunnu, inor may conunuo i..u iuuouug ourj-
left yestordny for Pranklln, No- two weeks.
lirnBkn, to make their homo with '
Mm. FnrlsB' father, who Ib qulto far 4.
ndvanccri In years. Refreshments j t, c. T. V. I
ivcro sorveri nftcr n pleasant social 4. a
nftornoon nntl Mrs. Farlss was pros- The Womcn'B Christian Tompcr-
entotl with a sot of silver spoons ns a nnco Union met anil held a business
token of recognition for her splendid session nt the home of Mrs. Wheeler
-work In tho church during her real- Monday. Tho program of the day
lcnco in North Henri. Decorations Included a tnlk by 0. LoRoy Hall and
wero principally roses ami other n general discussion. Present wero
spring flowers. Those present wero McBdnmes David Nelson, J. A. Ward,
Mrs. (loo. Ilnrtmnn, Mrs. b. P. Palk- jnry Smith, bloyd Rose, Pannle
crstcln, Mrs. A. 0. Clarke, Mrs. Geo. wheeler, Ora McCarty ami C. H.
1). Mnndlgo, Mrs. R. C. Holmes, Mrs. 1 .vnrsh. The regular monthly mcct-
J. Monde, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Walters, lnK ...in bo ,,i , n,,ni 01, t10 fIrat
airs, u. A. Minim, .Mrs. uoo. noisier,
Over 400 Fans See 1 1 Inning
Game Want Strong
Organization
Mrs. Hello Tyrell. Mrs. T. Kennedy,
Mra. Clarence Cove, Mrs. II. E. Em
ory, Mrs. Henry O 'Itirn.
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I EPIW'OPAb GUILD.
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Monday In Juno.
I TIIURSDAV ci.rn.
spend part of tho Bununor In tho
summer colony.
4
Miss Evn DrcsBer and brother,
Ralph Dresser, plan to leave enrly
In Juno to spend part of tho summer
with relatives In Minnesota.
Mm. nnllnnder of Astoria Is spend
ing a few weeks as tho guest 01
Mrs. L. J. Simpson, who with Mlsa
Stonrns nnd Mr. Simpson have boon
spending most of tho week at Shoro
Acres.
C. H. Worrell and wife of North
Henri motored to Hnndon for n fow
days' visit with frlendB In the Clty-by-the-Sea
this week.
Misses PrnncoB Williams and Nora
winning run. Otners who Bcored for
North Henri wero Hogan, Morse,
Horn nnd Osborne. Thoa who cros
sed tho pinto for the local nine
wero Chandler, Hurke, Krauso and
Lewis. Horn and Osborno were
tho bntterlcs for North Henri, while
Lewis, Krnuse ami Kelly riltl the
strenuous work for Mnrshficlri. Kel
ly replaced Krauso In tho sixth In
ning. Tho decisions of tho umpire, Wal
ter Gilbert, of North Henri, were
severely crltlclzod throughout tho
game. When McDonald, of North
Henri, mario a slide for tho home
plate In tho tenth Inning Gilbert
declared mm out. rno decision
brought forth n roar from tho gram)
Htanri. ninnv think ng him safe
Several close nlavs were mnrio ami
rower have returned from llorkolcy, ( there was a difference of opinion
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the fen f m
NOEFOL
Styleplus Norfolks - . j
Michaels Stern Norfolks $20 & 22.50
Hirsch-Wickwire Norfolks - 25.00
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Cnlir., where they havo completed
their year's work nt the University
of California.
At Guild Mail Mrs. Hengstneken
nnd MIhb Gencvlevo Hongstncketi on- sewing nnd social chat. Tin co guests
tcnnincii 1110 mines or mo uium uuu ore invited. Mrs. uonn, Mrs. .Mnt
sovoral adriltlonal visiting guests, Hiowb ami Miss NIbIi. Mrs. LoMloux
Among tho latter wore Mrs. Rood, to bo h'oHtesB next Thursdi.y. Tho
Mn. Murphy. Mrs. Itiismusscn, Mrs. r, mombors present were Mrs. Hnr
Wnmer, Mrs. Mllhollnnd, Mrs. Kb- v,.v MrHi sehroodor. Mra. LoMloux.
beckn, Mrs. O'Mnrn nnri Mrs. Men- .rH, Mitchell. Mrs. Hllrienbrnnri, Mrs.
olson, Tho Gulltl mombors out wero Crawford, Mrs. Fourier. Mrs. Jensen,
McsdnmoB Perhnm, bowls, McKnlght, j,rH doiIhoii, Mrs. Jonoa, Mra. Pon
Haznrd, Mary Drowning, Kmma Nub- ton. Mrs. Stnddeu and Mra. Kinney,
burg, Hnrry Nasburg, Jacobs, CurtlB, 1 4. 4.
Forty, Rood, Sacchl, Porry and
Schottop and MIbs Evolyn Anderson. 1 ,, yt yyt
Mr. Hayllss, who sings In tho choir, 4
nnri bis wife, presented tho Guild Tho A; N. W. wero roynlly ontcr
wlth a hnnrisomo sowing mnchlne, tallied nt tho W. P. Squlro homo In
a much-ncoded ndriltlon to their nnor Thursday by Mrs. Squlro
I'qulpment. Mrs. Lockhnrt and Mra. nml Jlor nsslstnnt hostess, Mra. Mln
II. Nnsburg will bo hostesHes next.RnB. Sowing nnri chnt occupied tho
.Thursday. afternoon ns usual nnd refreshments
I woro sorveri. Mra. Allen, Mrs. Ed-
. mnn, Mra. KvortBon, Mra. Hazard,
I YOUNG bARIES' All). ' Mrs. Hydo, Mrs. Haguo, Mra. Mall,
4 Mrs. Murphy, Mra. Mlngus, Mra. Mary
Miss Sennlo Hefslanil wns hostess 1 McKnlght. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Murch
to tho young people of tho Norwegian I nnd Mrs. Squlro wero present. Tho
Lutheran Aid Thursday evening all club Is to meet next week at tho
tho homo of her father nnd mother. I hemo of Mrs. J. T. Hall In West
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Rofsland nt Hunker 'Marshflold.
11111 ftnniOR nnil lniiHli. fnrlilBilod
entortnlnmcnt, furthered by tho nerv
ing of rofrcHhmentB nt a Into hour.
In two weeks tho Aid will meet nt
tho homo of Mr. nnri Mrs. 11. Mathl
Tho homo of Mrs. J. G. Kinney
was tho meeting place for t'10 Tliura-
ilni. f'lnli mill tlinr.t fit., f.lilli aiinnf ft
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"'"nuiMit nriortifinti. luwiinl-iil w It i I limo llioro IIIHI nui'K null .111. uuu
.Mrs. liornori i,ociuinri, nun .urs, .1.
. 4. 4.
Coob River Is again beginning tp
luro ninny to Its linunts. Mr. nntl
Mrs. Kugcno O'Connell spent aomo
H. Plnnngan spent Sunriny nt
Lockhnrt Hungnlow.
tho
Mrs. Dohlo of Kugcno Is spending
us to tho decision of the umpire
About 100 funs witnessed the game.
Many of tho local baseball en
thusiasts deplore tho lack of organi
zation In biiHoball circles, They rie
claro things are not running an
smooth ua they rilri Inst season. No
nrimlBslon was charged at tho gate at
yesterday's game, but a collection
was taken up somo tlmo after tho
eighth Inning. Tho fnnti contributed
liberally and something like $25
was collected which vent to de-
a fow weeks hero with her daughter, fniy oxnonses.
Mrs. Claurio Nnsburg, ; it Is contended by many thnt It
Is tho bettor plnn to raise money by
Mrs. C. A. Sehlbrotlo ami Mrs. T. C. popular subscription. Tho fair
Russell plnn to leavo early this weok minded do not believe In charging
for a fow days visit at tho home ofgnte ndmlsslou to hco a poor gnmo.
Mr. and Mra, J, T. Sullivan in riat.Tlio plan exorcised yestoriiny wns
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INPORMAb CIAT
Mra. .1, T. McCormnc Ib ex-
! pectcd horo this weok tx join
nn. when tlm thren ilnuulitorn of tho Dr. McConnnc nnd Bpciul the sum-
Jioubo will bo h08tes8C8. Among thoso "ior on 1110 nay. 1 uoy win occupy
" . h. . ,.. .... 11... .....I I lit.. ' f Pi.nrlunii tinimji nu liu
Olll Tiiursiiny OveniUH weio nuv mm
Mrs. R. O. Thome. Miss llannnli
Stinno, Mlssos Mabel, Corn ami Allco
Mnthlson, Jelmer RefBlauri. Anrirow
Andorson, Peter Omll. B. G. Mellon,
Mr. Qunle, Oliver bnrsnn. Mr. and
Mrs. Rofnlnnd nnri the hostess, Miss
Sonulo RefHlnnri.
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the C. W. Bvcrtsoii house, ns Mrs.
Hvcrtscn Is planning to leave shortly
for Michigan to upend tho siimmor
with relatives.
Mrs. A. 7 Downs and Miss Anna
Downs expect to leave early In Juno
for Mluiieaotn. whom they will spend
1 tho summer vUltlng friends and rein-
tlves.
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Ll.l V N. H. Trumbull of Blk Rlvor,
Next Prldny evening tho Norwegian ;' ' ' "V"lf . ' ' ' ""' v "j
butheran Young People's Society will ?" 'H,8ftb" , H f J 8en rou o
lie oiitorlnliiiMl at tho church hall by last v , . k. Ho ,"' ro.to
Mrs. Kuudsou ami B. G. Mellon.
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I YOUNG .MATRONS. I
The homo of Mra. Otis Wilson was
tho scene of tho Inst meeting of tho
Young Matrons before tho summer
adjournment of three wont' s. Robor
nnd blossoms decorated the pretty
room where hovoii of the club mem
bora wero entertained nt needlework.
At B o'clock refreshing eoffeo and
cako wero served by the hostess, Mra,
Jensen, Mra, Clabuugh nnd Mrs.
GrannlB. Thoso out wero Mrs. Tally,
Mrs. P. W. Powers. Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Grnuuls, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Mrs. Dalton, nt Horkoloy. Last weok
llradley. Mra. Maloncy. Mrs. Jensen she bad an enjoyable visit with hor
to his olri homo In Mlunesotn from
Coqullle, where ho hns spent tho
winter with his son, Chas. Trumbull.
Mo expects to return hero next fall.
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Mrs. J. C. Kendall nnd son, John,
will leavo shortly for 11 visit with
relatives In Minnesota,
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Mra. R. W. Morrow nnd little son
expect to leavo tills weok for Now
York, where they will spond tho
uuuimor with relatives.
Miss Agues Hutchcson, who Is
apenrilng a fow weoks in California
Is now the guest or nor niece,
U.
Mrs. W. G. Chandler Is expected
hero about Juno 1 from Merlin, Or-
ogon, where she Is visiting hor
mother. Mrs. Hncou. It Is possible
thnt Mrs. Hncon mny nccompnny hor
for a short stny on tho Uny.
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Mr. and Mra. K. Kolly of South
Mnrshflold nro planning to spond
a month or so with hor Blstor In
Reno, Nov., this summor. Tliey
mny arrange to lonvo soon nftcr tho
Hunker Mill school closes.
IMiAX PAIfTIKS.
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Mrs. II. b. Crawford Is Issuing In
vltntloiiB for Tuesday nftornoon, May
19.
Mrs. J. W. Mtldonbrand Is Issuing
Invitations for Wednesday afternoon,
Mny 20.
POSTPONB .MBBTIXfl.
The meeting nt tho Bplscopnl Guild
for Tuosdny of this week hna been
postponed until Thursdny nftornoon.
OI'KX SMALL MILL.
John Jonscn, who will bo engineer
nt tho boucks' mill on Blk rlvor nnd
who Is now fitting up tlvo machinery
ready for ubo, wns In town 0110 day
slnco onr Inst lssuo. Mr. Jensen
says thnt tho mill will start cutting
In about two weoks, nnd that among
tho first lumbor cut will bo nbout
100,000 feet of whlto cedar. Port
Orford Tribune.
CURRY IMONBKR DBAD.
Mrs. Walter Sutton received tho
sad news of tho donth of her fathVr
Adam Schmidt nt Medford. Mr. Sch
midt was 8& years of ago, nnd wns
known to tho olri Bottlers horo, hav
ing resided nt Gold Reach many years
ngo. Port Orford Tribune.
-THE "RAKE-UP" AND "SH0VEL-0UT" SALE-
Makes a Fresh
Start Tomorrow
It has proved tho merriest sale of this merry month o f
May a sale (or all the people, with merchandise marked
at prices offering marked economy
Here again is proof:
TO 65c DRESS GOODS, NOW 37c
EMBROIDERIES ONE-FOURTH LESS
TO 12U VALENCIENES LACES, 3c
TO 40c WASH GOODS NOW AT 20c
ALL SWEATERS, ONE-THIRD LESS
1 LOT, 25c HOSIERY NOW AT 19c
LIBERTY DRESS and APRON, $1.23
REG, $1,25 MEN'S SHIRTS, AT 98c
TO $9,75 SUITS AND COATS, $6.50
TO $15,00 SUITS AND COATS, $10.45
TO $18,50 SUITS AND COATS, $12.35
TO $25,00 SUITS AND COATS, $16.50
All SHIRT WAISTS, ONE-THIRD LESS
1 LOT TO $3,50 CORSETS, AT 79c
TO $5,00 TRIMMED HATS AT $2.98
RFR, 50c WORK SHIRTS AT 42c
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NEW RUCHINGS
25c PER YARD
S. S. Jennings
$8.50 TRIMMED HATS
$4.98
considered fnlr enough, no fun wns
compelled to pny, but tho loynl sup
porters of bnseball did not hesitate
to go down In their Jeans when tho
lint wns passed.
Some of tho Indies suggested thnt
a cleaner grnndstnnd would bo
more Inviting. Tho floor and scats
woro llttcrod with dirt, dust and
olri peanut shells.
It Is understood thnt Krauso and
Kolly, who played with tho local
team yestordny will go to Coqulllo
todny or tomorrow.
Tho lineup of yestordny's gamo
follows:
North Rend Marshflold
McDonald, of Kolly, 2b
Dcnsmoro, as Chnndlor, If
Mognn, rf Abbott, lb
KIsBnm, lb Sntor, ss
lrrlggs, 3b Freeman, cf
Morris 2b Crawford, rf
blllobo, If Lowls.c
Morn, c Ilurko, 2b
Osborne, p Krauso, p
E LEAGUE
BALL SCORES
Portland Drops Double Head
er to Los Angeles Sunday
Other Games.
(Uf AiwcUlM ftvu to Coot IUr Tlmrt.t
PORTLAND1, Or., May U. Port
lam! dropped a double-header nt
bos Angeles to tho Angola yestor
dny, after winning n tou-to-ono vic
tory Snturdny. Tho Bcorca:
At Sncramonto R. M. b.
Sacramento 11 is 0
Snn Francisco ...10 1C 1
Hnttorlos: KUroy. Kremor, Slnglo,
Stroud and Hnnnnlr; belfiold, Arlett
and Clarko,
(Second Gnmo)
Snn Francisco 2 8 1
Sncramonto 3 C I
Hnttorlos: Stnndlsh, Pernoll and
Clnrk; Klnwitter nnd Rohror.
At bos Angolos R. M. E.
Portlnnd 5 c 2
bos Angeles c 7 3
(Ten Innings)
lotteries: Hrown, Krauso, Un
worth, PIshor Chech, Ryan and
Hrooks,
(Second Gnmo)
Portland i s 3
bos Angeles -j s 0
Hatterles; Hlgglnbotham and Fish,
or; Ehmko nnd Holos.
At San Francisco R, , R.
Venlco - , o
Oakland .., ,j c 0
Hnttorles: Fleharty and Ullss;
Plough and Mltate.
(Second Gnmo.)
Venlco c n 4
Oakland 7 n 2
Hatterles; Mitt. Whlto nnd Hllss:
Christian, Geyer and Alexander.
SATURDAY'S (JAMBS
At Sacramento r. jj. E.
San Francisco 2 3 i
Sacramento i 4 3
Hatterles: Tozler nnd Schmidt; Ar
ollnues and Hannah.
At Oakland r. h. B.
Venice 7 n 0
Oakland 1 s 3
Hnttorles: Klepfer nnd Hllss; Mn
larkey, Crabbo. Ramey and Mltze.
At bos Angeles R. r. e.
Portlnnd 10 11 1
bos Angeles 2 7 5
Hatterles; West aud Fisher;
Hughes nnd Hrooks.
ADD nASBHAbb"TT.
PIBbD MEirr RESULTS
P
Prof Hunter, nt tho Mnralifloll
High School, received n wire yes
terday stating that Idaho had de
eated Pullman 69 o 62 in fa
field meet Saturday. Mr. Hunter Is
Wrf
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MARSIIFIELD
Three Stores
BAN0ON
MYRTLE 01NT
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Shipping News
TWO VESSELS
SAILEDSOH
Redondo and Paraiso Out for
San Francisco Bio Ship
ment of Cheese
Tho steamer Redondo loft port
yestordny morning with nbout ten
flrst-cnbln passengers, n carload of.
cIiccbo aud about 650,000 fcot of
lumbor. Among thoso, on tho. pas
senger list nro: J.. P. Crurieu, R.
8. Wright. C. II. Hutfor. W. O. No
neo, M. B. Thurston, GiiBt Nnrok,
11. B. Irish, Mrs. T. A. Hakor, T.
B. Powoll and O. W. Wright.
Pa ni I so Off.
Tho stoamor Paraiso loft for San
Francisco yestordny with a fair pas
senger list and a capacity cargo of
lumbor. Captain btllolnnri Bald ho
would reach San Francisco somo
tlmo Monday. Tho Paraiso will ro-
l.'L'J'- J'i'EI nAaJn. .?litlirjn-yj
an alumnus of Pullmnu. Somo good
records woro made, tho relay confer
ence record of 3:25 being tied.
Oregon University dofentori O. A.
C. In tho field moot 7-1 to G7.
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NORTHWESTERN bEAGUE.
Vancouver 0; Portland 1.
Victoria 0; Soattlo -1.
Tacomn 3; Spokauo 0.
XATIO.VAb LEAGUE.
St. Louis 3; Cincinnati 1.
Chicago 4; Pittsburg 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 4; St. bouls 0.
Chicago 1; Detroit 0.
NORTHWICSTERN LEAGUE.
Vancouver 2; Portland 0.
Victoria -1; Seattlo 2.
Spokane 2; Tacoma C.
Carries About Eighty-five First
Cabin Passengers and a
Good Cargo
With 8C flrst-cabln patwajert
and nbout S0ton of freight ibori,
tho stenmer "rcakwattr !ft port
yoHtorday inornhiR for PortliniTli
Hrenkwntor will leave Cow Bff
again on Mny in.
Among tho pawengen who Wt
nn Hw llrnnku-ntnr TClttrdir I((t:
Cnrl A. bnrson, nert Pottr, llwr
Johnson, F. Kotncr. k. u. ina
bull, Joo Groohal, Qui Wol8.1.
ii..i,. i V l.nn Rllincr. Mill L
Klssnne. Mrs. Flood, Alfred IUW-
strom, Mrs. AUrcd iingeniron,
n Tn.. Mrs 1 N' h. It third !Uf-
m'nn. Paul blllenthal, A, R. !'
Evelyn bowls, iwnn run, n- ?
Mollenbeck. C M. Anderson, U I
Bnglnud, C F. Thcllmonn. W a
... ii.i. nr. ii.larmn. M. Z09'
lluiiurii-nD, ni. "''"-:-M
tales, J. H. C. Oakci. John R..W
Geo. Rotnor, Herman iw.
nndor. Rev. A., R. Munre. R B
bo.,, A. Joy, Kather FojIb m.
iV.(!0.0,,.1J",JS.uuU.
w nn.tin imt Saster. V'1, r
, imunvi ."""... n n-.l &
Crouch. I'nul iroya. u. ,-" t
vin snyuer. .m.. v. -..-.- J
u. unmpouii, r.. -,;: r.
Grimes. Al Memlel.John Rn-
Waltor bowe, i ',,u"'.y; ,"iM
John Mornll, P. C. htj J
Press, Tony V'kvm, ThoiM. I"
Thomns Nownll. Ne J'Ux
Ivorson, N. b. i". '" p ,&
Jim Flor. Wm. nlngiUj. J-"
mnns. ClrtB. Morfian
ADELINE ,, "slTil
Tho steamer AM,.na
rlve(l.J .!or ."'ifiS W W
eveuu. ; - t B , ,-
Says'with a cargo of hW.
Why Advertising b
Important
TJT13 nd-reador finds wlmt she wants i tJjS
with little delay, and she finds it at tno
she wants to pay. For the nVMdluLvSr in
learns to know values, and she does hoi my o
the light of that knowledge.
Something imusunl for tho table is always .
como treat to the home folks. The ad-readnig
man does not find tho problem hard.
The housewife who has -learned "the Sje
buying" is able to turn her economies topiu
count, frequently adding to the home cqiUF
tides of furniture, or other desirable til jb,,
only good management could have ntio
Somo store mar be placing on "special . sa M
now the article you have not felt like pa)"
lar" prices for.
rerchants realize that tho housewives "0
ciate "special sales" are craienlbuyw'je
mere i)rice-lure is not enough. The go
KIOllT.