THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1315.
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MRS: CALLAHAN IS
CHOSEN HEAD OF
FEI
CLUB
DERATION
'Corvallis Woman, . oir 0, A. C.
Faculty, Candidate of "Pro
I gressives," Defeats Miss Beatty
-MRS. BELL VICE PRESIDENT
Election Held Chief Interest of
Delegates- and. Many Leave
Following the Balloting.
CorvalJis, Oct. 17. Mrs. Ida Bur
nett Callahan of Corvallis was elect
ed president of the Oregon Federa
tion of Women's clubs at Its annual
convention, which closed Thursday
afternoon In Corvallis. Of the 189
vptes cast, Mrs. Callahan received
119. The only other candidate for
the presidency was Miss Mattie Be
atty of Salem, who received 70 votes,
Mrs. Collins KIkins of Prlneville was
elected first vice president; Mrs. John
Belief Roseburr. second vice president:
Mrs. Charles Hines of forest Orove, recording-
secretary; Mrs. John Van Zante
of Portland, treasurer ; Mrs. J. W. Sad
ler of Aurora and Mrs. E. T. Wade of
Pendleton, directors. ' The corresponding
secretary will be appointed by the board
of directors.
Chief Interest In the federation con
ventton. centered In the choice of pres
ident. Mrs. Callahan had a statewide
backing of the "progressive" element of
the federation. Miss Beatty had as her
principal backers Mrs. Frederick KgRert
and Mrs. Sarah Evans, representing- the
conservative element that has long: been
- la control.. They maintained that the
' presidency ghould not go to a woman
living In the city where the convention
was held. ...
: PERSONALITIES LACKING
The nomination speeches were nota
bly free from unpleasant personalities.
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar of Portland nom
inated Mrs. Callahan. Mrs. Frederick
Kjcert of Portland nominated Miss Be
. atty. Mrs. Percy W. Lewis made an
'. eloquent second for Mrs. Callahan.
Mrs. F. A. Elliott of Salem seconded
: Miss Beatty'a nomination.
A glance over the list of new officers
from a geographical standpoint- shows
1 practically .every section represented,
which augurs well for the future suc
cess of the organisation.
Mrs. Callahan is a native Oregon lan,
a daughter of the late John Burnett,
former Justice of the Oregon supreme
court. She is a graduate of the Ore
gon Agricultural college and upon her
graduation she was offered a position
,as teacher In the department of English,
which she has held ever since. She
was .one of the founders of the Coffee
club, which later became, a. part of
the Corvallis Woman's., club, and she
, has been the presiding officer in that
organisation a number of -times. She
is. a woman of broad culture, of poise
and. dignity, ft fine executive, possessing
x that, admirable quality, a fine sense . of
CORVALLIS WOMAN HEADSCLUBS
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' ' Mrs. Ida Calla-
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member of
the faculty of
1 Oregon Agricul
tural college who
has been elected
' at
president of the
Oregon Federa
tion of Women's
clubs.
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are serving life sentences in the state
penitentiary) s commndlng the worlr of
the county nurse and recommend each
club should urge upon the . county of Its
district liberal support ;. asking tor uie
appointment of a physician as a staff
member of uie-atate board of health ana
the medical school of the University ot
Oregon, and urging upon ounty courts
a raore liberal allowance in future bene
fits for the payment of hospital ; ex
penses for crippled children and for
dental work for. Indigent chiWrea.
EDUCATOR SAYS AID IS ' - :
; NEEDED FOR STATE'S CBIPPES
Corvallis, Oct. 17. -Professor J. Frank-
ling Thompson of the University of Ore
gon, in an address Wednesday night
before the convention of the Oregon Fed
eration of Women's dubs, urged the
women to organise efficiently for work
in home communities, to help homeless
and destitute children, and to care for
Oregon's 5000 feeble minded, . He said
they are a greater menace, than the In
sane, and must have proper attention.
In a ; spirited session Thursday the
club women voted that the proposal that
only . Oregon girls in Oregon schools
should receive -the benefit of the schol
arship loan fund be left to the discretion
ft the scholarship loan"board.rAmead!
mehta to the constitution were discussed.
A motion tbat a ' revision tn election
of officers be . made was referred: back
to the committee to be presented at the
next convention. v. The call for the eon
vention is to be sent out henoe forth one
month in advance. The ub treasurer
shall furnish adequate bond. It was de
cided.; vj4.;- i:i-.'r.v '. '
: J WIU .Try Outdoor, Work;
Cottager Grove. Oct. it Charles Van
Denburg, former postmaster of Cottage
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Niht
Morning
eeoVbur EVes
Clesrt -Clears HeltNy
lUJk
justice, and - is i keenly . alive to the !
big Questions of the - day and espe
cially to the things that concern. women.
She is an outdoor enthusiast, a great
lover of nature and one of her chief
diversions is fishing.
MRS. CASTUKB THA5KEB
Mrs. Charles II. Castner of Hood River,
who has served the federation as presi
dent for the past four 'years, has made
an able officer and at the close of the
convention sha was given a rising vote
of thanks, for her services.
A large number of the delegates went
directly from the convention to the train,
returning to Portland Thursday eve
ning. -Others are returning today. All
.are enthusiastic over the cordial and
gracious 'hospitality extended by the
clubs of Corvallis and the various com
mittees and by the individual women
who opened their homes for the' enter
tainment of delegates. Nothing waa left
undpne to make the visitors comfort
able and happy. v
RESOLUTIONS .ADOPTED
The entire morning and the first hour
of .the afternoon session' Thursday was
given over to resolutions. '
Some of the Important things that the
federation - went on record ' as favoring
were the creation of a department of
education . with representation in the
president's cabinet; endorsing the reso
lution adopted at the Pacific Coast In
dustrial Welfare commission's confer
ence asking congress to pass, a law es
tablishing a minimum wage for .the
women workers In the United .-States ;
endorsing legislation for compulsory
humane teaching in the public Bchools
of Oregon through the law which is be
ing prepared by the' Oregon Human so
ciety, and recommending that the In
dividual clubs give one program a year
to consideration of humane work as
outlined by the Oregon Humane society :
endorsing the creation of a child welfare
department in the . federation a reso
lution to petition Governor Olcott for a
full pardon for Mrs. Anna Booth and
the appointment of a committee by the
board of directors of the federation to
investigate the cases of William Bran
son and Arthur Pender and report at
the next convention, (all three persons
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Mrs.- Bramlette; Gains Thirty
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; ' From Rheumatism., , " -
"I have not onty gained thfrfjr" pounds
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Arclcely Bramlette, who lives at tlS '
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strength , and energy to do any part .of ;
my housework, and 'I began to think .
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"Then I beard about Tanlac and made
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It doesn't hurt me at all. The rheuma .
tlsm has left me altogether, and I can
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back my strength, and have regained
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sleep like a child. I have a fine appe
tite and everything I eat agrees with
me perfectly. Tanlac Is a wonderful
medicine and I am more than glad to
recommend it to everybody." t
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it
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Forca In Two Weeks' llimi if
' in Many Instancoe.'' '.
TJie
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physical trength and nerve exhaustion
(frequently evidenced by excessive thin
ness, are ,the direct cause not only of
the failure to succeed in life's struggle
for the necessities of existence, but also
for the handicap In one's social sanita
tions. Compare the thin, sickly, angular ,
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Beauluy Her Complexion
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New York. Mis Ethel- Clayton, 'to
clever young" actress now successfully
starring under the paramount 'batmen
is famous for. her beautiful complexion.
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use has made the results . permanent.'
When Mae Edna Wirder.' the well known
beauty specialist, was Interviewed in
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A peach-Uke color- mount the heeks
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thuslastio-as I am and always use It In
-preference' to ' any outer powder -or
beautifier."
-k NOTE When asked about . Derwlllo
one of our leading druggists said, "It is
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Is usually accompanied by the bloonr of '
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continued appearance In newspapers and
maaasinea of many aurcesuona propos-
inmr varimti pomMliaa in food op rtwdirina
might not De appropriate ior s, given ,
Aurnoniies, nowever. agree tnas
healthy nerve tissue Is absolutely es
sential to a strong, robust body and -
mind. Weak nerves, while Indicated by
multitude of different symptoms.
more Immediately and genorally result
in lack or energy, sleeplessness. irriiaDii
ityr ; depression, etc, which conditions .
gradually consume the healthy flesh.
eavmo- uaiy noiiows. a iiat cnest. oony
neck and scrawny arms and legs. ;
Our bodies need more Dhbsnhata than
most of. them are able to. extract from
the foods' we- eat nowadays, ana rnany
opinions .affirm that there is nothing
which may be taken into tne numan
deficiency as the. purs organic phosphate
known as bttro-pnospnate ana soia oy
good druggists everywhere, j, . : 't-
The essential phosphoric food elements
tn bltro-phosphat assimilated by the
nerve cells should soon produce ft pleas
Ing change in nerve energy and hwice
increased vitality and strength.- With
the. burdens -of nervousness, sleepless
ness, lack of energy, etc lifted, normal
weight with Its attractive fullness and
ruddy glow of health replaces the former
picture of skin and bones, miss ueorgw
Hamilton, who was once ihln and frail.
"Bttro-nnosnnaia ' nas Drouanc a music
transformation ww me. I gained ls
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Hastlon i-Althoueh BltrO-FhoSPhat is
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and attendant disorders, owing to I's
tendency to increase weight, one shouia
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It Is the desire to put on nesn. aov. "
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