Reo The Fifth, 1914 Model
NOW $1,175 EQUIPPED f.o. b. FACTORY
NEW S T Y L E BODY
ELEC TR IC LIO H T8
ELECTRIC 8TA RTLR
ELECTRIC HORN
One Rod Control. 35 Horsepower
Tir*». 54 x 4—Al»o Ro»d*ter
home of M m . B c g e r ’» V ""aU ' Mf •"‘l
Mr, 11 J Shinn. Thirty two ll»«'«'»
. u....k
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the diversion
«cro present.
K. h .I i » w«»
,,f .he evening »nil Mi*» U u r . Huilth
,„d Martin Voders» were the .«««—
ful eo n test »nt, for the pnte».
CAPTAIN RUSH
The K .bek.h Club will W d
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gulnr meeting Friday »fieri,. hu . »t the
home of Mr». Nellie John»»«.
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(Every religiousorgmniMtton i* l»vit
? ,-J to OM thi, eolumn for announcement
A of ,t , »erviee» *nd other ne«a. t on
tributo« «re requested to omit enhortii
tío.» and other editorial mutter, and to
make the aiiMouueemen! of »erviee» »»
eonciM »» possible.
Hoe.al funeliona.
cte »ad ne«» OUt»lde of the weekly »»
uouueement may bn el.lK.mled ........ .
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Service, at the Chri»ti»n Beienee II»»
!. ver> Sunday »t II. »">' Wednesday
Captalo Rush, of th t battleship
All are welcome.
ev ening at * :.10.
Florida, who commanded the sailors
and marines at th* capture of Vera
FREE METHOIHBT.
Cruz.
Khoda Burnett, Pnstor.
PLEASE COME THIS WEEK ANDjjSEE
Preaching service the first and third
M E X I C A N WA R N O T E S
It
is
built
slowly
and
carefully
with
utter
Sunday
a of rvrry month at 3 and 7:30
Peo the Fifth, as most men know, is the
exactness—with big margins ol satety. It
Rumor Hint Secretary of S ta te
Prayer meetiug every Wednesduv at
best-built ear in its class.
is built to stay tie», to save trouble and up
7:30, and on second and fourth Sunday, Bryuii would re»lgn because of the
It is built by R. E. Obis—built as he thinks
Mexican crisis Is denied.
keep.
at 3.
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a ear should be built, after 27 years of ear
Here is the utmost in an honest ear. Come
BA FTIST CHURCH
FIvery uvnllntile fighting »hip on the
see if you find any part too good.
Cor. Eleventh and Adams Streets.
building.
Pacific will bo n»»euiblcd lu weal
Services next Sunday: Bible school const Mexle.ur wulors.
,t 10, Mrs. K K Mills, superintendent;
REO THE FIFTH A SUPER-CAR
F'i-diml . old lor* evunmted the g a r
morning worship at II ; evening nervier rlsoii ul I’lodriis N< run on the Mex
In a hundred ways which
Here i* a car which ernbod-
at 7:30; Philathea Claim meet, for biblr lean border, opposite Kagle Unas.
mean strength and endurance
ie , extremes found in no other
,tudv each Monday afternoon. 1 rayer
Seventeen Am erican* killed and
it offers you a super car.
car in this class.
meeting Thursday evening.
This
y
ear's
model
»ells
for
nhout 75 wounded miirkod the coni
It has a 35-horsepower en
$220 less than last y e a r', mo
plete Investment of Vera t ’ruz by the
gine, but every driving part
del with ek e trie starter. This
PRESBYTERIA N C H fRC II
United States forces.
is made to stand 50-horsepowrer
is largely uue to the *»et that
K M Hroadbooks. Pastor
The house, without a dissenting
tests.
all special machinery for build
Services next Sunday: Bible school vote, puesed the F’ltlgernld bill ap
The car is for men who buy
Test chassis have beeu run
ing this chassis was charged
I it 10; morning worship nt 11; Junior propriiitliig $7>oo.uuo (or the relief of
for 10,000 miles— run night
. cars to keep. For men who
against previous output.
Christian Endeavor nt 3; evening wor Americana In Mexico.
and day at high speed on rough
want cars to stay new. Each
Now.
for
the
first
time,
a
»hip at 7:30; Catechetical claim nt 4.
Major General Leonard Wood will
roads. Then taken apart and
car is built as Air. Old, would
car built like this and equipped
have comi lete cluir,:« of the uriny If
inspected.
And every vital
like this is sold for $1.1*5.
build it for himself.
CHRISTIAN CHl’ RCH
part is built so that all that
American troop* ure called on to In
M. Howard Fagnn, Pa»tor
Every spring, the demand
reckless driving leaves it prac
vade Mexico.
It is also for men who want
Service, next Sunday a , follow»:
for Keo the Fifth exceed, the
tically like new.
( ’offlns to the number of 100 hnve
the last word in beauty and
factory output. Production thi«
| Bible school at 9:45; communion and been loaded onto an army transport
The steel ¡a made to formu
equipment.
It has the new
year has been largely in
preaching service at II ; Christian En at Galveston, for »hlpmeut to Mexico
la. The gears are tested for
streamline body. It has elec
creased. But the depiand for
' ’ Im v a r lit 7 : e v e n i n g SOOg , e r v le e a lot port*.
7«,000 pounds per tooth. The
this ear keeps ahead of supply.
tric starter and lights. It has
springs for 100,000 vibrations.
sermon at 8.
A report from Mexico City to lorn
We urge you, therefore, to
The car has 15 roller bear
Morning subjeet:
“ Iaiyaltv
to don »ay* that Japanese residents
the one-rod control which
eome this week. If you want
ings. It has 190 drop forg
C hrist;” special musicale will precede there are making dem onstrations in
makes gear shifting easy. It
this ear for early delivery,
ings. It has oversize tires. It
evening sermon. Mrs. Fagan will sing sympathy with the M exican cause.
has perfect finish, deep up
come w hile we can supply you.
has a very costly clutch to pre
several of her liest numbers. Miss Daisy
The average ages of the men In the
holstery, hand buffed leather,
The time is bound to come
vent all the damage of gear
I McCIoskey of Eugene will preside at fleets now off Vera Crux Is 21 year*,
when we ca n 't.
clashing.
etc.
j the piano; Mr. Rirhninod and Mr Fagnn said Representative Hobson, address
i will render a duet and a girls' sextette lng the house.
REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Unsing, Michigan
!, will sing; subject of sermon: “ Why
F’orelgn representatives In the cap
the Christian Churchf”
ital of Mexico are prepared for a pos
slide attack by the rabble and moat
of them wear British Mugs on their
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
coats.
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
Services next Sunday as follows:
The Interests of the Huerta govern
Sunday School at 10; sermon nt I I ; ment In the United Htates were taken
j W. B. Cooper, F. I.. Ingram. B. B. Groff,
Junior league at 3; Epworth la-ague over by the Spanish embnaay when
H. L. Godard, C. W. Parker, Elwin I
I at 7; evening service nt ».
Charge Algura naked for hla passport*
Spray, Van Allison, A. K. Powell, Mrs. |
Morning theme: “ The Fatherhood and left Washington for Canada.
C. E. Frost, Mrs. I.vIlian Bryan. Mrs.
of God,” evening subject: “ Passing
Secretary Hrynn states that no evi
Wicks and J . W. Grant.
Away;” Epworth League topic,‘ ‘ Heart dences of anti-American feeling or
Hunger for God and His House,” Mae demonstrations hud been reported
A ‘ ‘ Constellation Club” was organ Armstrong, leader.
from Mexican territory now held by
¡zed by a number of the members of
the constitutionalists.
the Eastern .Star Lodge Thursday after
Government officials received the
Mrs. Davidson Dies.
Mr. and Mrs C. W.
Wallace enter
being the injured witness. After the noon. Only members of the Star are
Mrs. Agnes Davidson, wife of Gavin word on high authority that Huerta
tained about thirty friends in a very admission of a formidable amount of eligible to membership and nil have Davidson, died at her home on Enst deliberately planned the affront to the
The entertain
enjoyable m ajner Thursday evening in damaging evidence by the prosecution been invited to join.
Main Street this morning at 1 o ’clock. United Htates In order to bring on
hon , t o f Mr. W allace’s birthday anni- and the testimony of all the women ment of the club will be fancy needle She had been an invalid for s ii years. wur with this country, for the purpose
Most of the meetings will be
versarv.
present in his defense. Judge VanAlli- work.
She was H2 years of age, and was a of uniting all Mexican people.
held
in
the
Masonic Temple, but the
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son disregarded all manner o f recog-
Secretary Daniels estim ated that be
native of Fifeshire, Scotland. Resides
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede were com nized court procedure, discharged the club has accepted the invitation to her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Thus. tween 3000 and 3500 refugees either
with
Mrs. O. I,.
Nichols
pletely surprised by a large party of jury, threw- out the evidence and ren- meet
Richardson of Silk Creek, Mrs. Eugene are on their wuy from Mexico or un
friends who gathered at their home F ri dered a verdict of thrice guilty.
Re for the next meeting, May 7. Meet
Miller, nnd Miss Janet Davidson sur dec protection aw a$*lng departure for
day evening.
As a part of the eve- freshments of ice cream, cake and c o i ings will be held on Thursdays of alter
vive her. Mrs. Davidson hud been n the United Staten.
Officers elected at the
nin g ’s amusement Mr. Bede was tried fee were furnished by the guests. Those nate weeks.
Reporta from the coasts of Mexico
resident of the Cottage Grove reunify
on a charge of flirtation, W. B. Cooper i present were: Messrs, and Mesdameg first meeting were: Mrs. O. I,. Nichols, for 19 years.
from Admirals Badger and Howard
president; Mrs. Herbert Eakin, vice
Funeral services will be held tomor respectively, described energetic e f
president; Mrs. A. W. Wampole, seen
row afternoon at the family residence, forts, not only of the navy, but Ger
tary; Mrs. H. A. Miller, treasurer.
Rev. R. M. Hroadhooks officiating, and man and British vessels, to assist re f
interment will be made in the Odd Fe I ugees In leaving the trouble torn re
In honor of Mrs. J . P. Graham, who lows cemetery.
public.
left yesterday afternoon for her new
The German vessel Yplranga, whose
home at Wanna, the order of the East
consignment
of war munitions for
After the Oreasers.
ern Star gave a handkerchief shower
Huerta
caused
the United S ta te s per
Cottage Grove, Ore., April 25. Ed.
after the regular business meeting Fri
emptorily to seize the Vera Crux cus
Sentinel:
W.
P.
Huff,
Ed.
Jones,
Alex
day evening. The affair was a complete
toms house, was ordered hark to Ham
surprise to Mrs. Graham. Refreshments Spare, Joe Garoutte, Jim Sears, Dave burg. Germany, without Inndlng her
were served and a happy social time McFarland and Jo e Porter are going to cargo.
Red Seal Zephyr Ginghams insure
leave for Mexico as soon us they get
enjoyed.
Nuevo Laredo, the thriving Mexican
utmost utility in all children’s
orders from Uncle Sum.
IÌI
border
town, opposite loiredo, Texas.
garments as well as in women's
Spare and McFarland will surround
L ittle Lucile Htahlmnn celebratedher
1»
In
ruins,
devastated by dynamite
sixth birthday anniversary with n little the Mexicans, then Huff, who is the
house dresses. The laundry is the
and fire by Mexlenn federal soldiers,
captain,
will
shoot
them
and
Fid.
Jones
party Thursday afternoon to which six
test and proves them best, be
who began an orgy of destruction
of her friends were invited. She treat will follow up with a pick nnd shovel
which did not end until they were
cause they do not shrink like tl e
ed her guests to refreshments of ice and bury them. (Hears will act ns for
forced
to flee before the guns of the
He will take n sack to
old-fashioned kind, and they do
cream, cake, candy, oranges and pea- age master.
American border patrol.
carry
beans
in
and
ngrecs
to
keep
the
_J nuts and they spent the afternoon play
not fade.
In Hie opinion of the adm inistration
boys well supplied. Joe Garoutte will
ing games.
officials
the tusk of financing a war
Our new stock presents some
be chief cook. Flo says that if he is
with Mexico will he com paratively
good
at
any
one
thing
it
is
cooking
charming new patterns and very
Mrs. Chas. McFarland surprised her beans.
*HHy. For the present the current
stylish brilliant effects of the
j son Byron on his ninth birthday anni
The others hnve not decided what appropriation for the army and nnvy
j versary Friday with a party to which
plain shades for you to choose
sufficient.
A stamp tax
they will do with Porter.
Huff says ,B
| were invited his school mates.
The
Jo e is slippery nnd too much of a Indies’ and beer tax could ralae » loo,000,000
from.
1 children all had a delightful time play-
soldier. Huff says he a year, It Is said, and there would bo
ing games, after which they were served " " i" f,,T H
27 inches wide, guaranteed fast
feels certain he can depend upon till the no neceaslty for making a special
j delicious refreshments.
Those who
bond Issue.
colors, per yard
others, especially Jones, who, he suys, is
were invited were:
Myrtle Dohber-
General Carranza of the Mexican
truthful, or at least a man of his word.
I »tein, David Dorward, Wayne Veatch,
I hoj>o the boys will have a good t.me rebels Informs President Wllaon th at
| Enid Veatch, Edith Magee, Hassel Ma
do their work well, clean up the grens' the United States has no right to In
gee, Margaret and Katherine Hemen
ers, end the war, nil come home alive vade Mexico In order to settle griev
I way, Florence McFarland, Dorothy
nnd live to tell their exploits to their ances with Huerta, whose leadership
j Kichey, Kush, Hnddie, Rosa,
Katie,
and authority Is not recognized by the
grandchildren.
Lana, Clara, Clarence and Anton Willis,
constitutionalists
He Invites the
V IB U II.
Byron McFarland, Howard McFarland’
I* H.— Bear Meat Jim is going with American bluejacket» to evacuate the
and I,ouiae and Melvin Hall.
the boys.
Rround already occupied.
President
VIIson refuses to yield to the de
c a s h
s t o r e - ph o n f . 3 3
Mrs. lima Heager, Miss Maude Hoop
mands of General Carranza for an
Homeone wants everything you’ve
>T, Miss Helene Bnnta, Miss Lola Wil
evacuation „f Mexican land captured
got. If you want to get rid of Ilny
son and Mrs. J . E. Dunton entertained
at Vera Cruz, and reiterates his policy
j the Teachers’ Club last evening at the ♦hing, put a want ad. in The Hentinel. toward Huerta and th i Mexican peo
One cent a word. upr22tf
pie.
IS IT TOO GOOD A CAR?
Now $220 Less
The Car to Keep
S. R. SMITH,
Local Agent
©Drift«
Red Seal Zephyrs
For Children’s Garments
<§W
/$£aí
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THE .QUALITY
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furami,
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to Secretary
Bryan rta*'
The reply of , h.
«•■rough H im Secretar,* ^
diplomatic repr„ . 0Ulu
declare» e n , . . , a u ,
’J
negotiations futile
Bi-
Coincide,.Lily * „ h |hf
of the offer of mediation
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army and navy f„r fmur,
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Slid no ord er» won](| ^ )|(
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»hl|- al s. . rhm ,gl* orljiuj*
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M< IN liow»v ff
reparation f„r the ladlgaM«:
K“ v" r ‘
1
ptee.-nt Itturw.
be attempted »Idle the effoiTiT
made to bring «bout $ wtfc
through diplomacy
Broad
Settlement of
Although the offer made h
three South Aruerlctu cowtn,
not reveal lli.-lr plans, II , Mi_
Hint they < <.nt<-niplsts t breed:
went of lb.- M. iic»n pro hi* a ■
th“ elllu.i
.1 I Inert»
the United Stitt»« hu ta
the beginning Notlflcillo» gfc
for of media:Ion »»» «out,
to the diplomatic repr?
Argent In. i
. .,,„1 n,axu t» i
but to General • urnmu ud t|(r
atltutlonall»'» in northern Mftfe
The feature of the plxx i
of the president , vieiiof, I n * J
th® fu. i that ihe t idied ghlgr
Joining hill. ! with three big :
of thu lii c l pli-ri i-niphialtlag 7
American «olldsrliy sod t ptt
the Monroe iks-trlce. and it th
time showing to fentnl ud!
America, as n «hole, the pwaM
tendon» of tin- Vnierlrta $o»«f|r
The fact that Argeatlo*. Iim$
Chile have stood «|tb the
S tate s In refimlng to rwofsluf
Huerta government It u *k
the sltuiiUon which rote comp
ly to the front ■» diN-uuk« 4 '
new question turned offlritl i
for the moment, at Itut,
thoughts of wur to thoM of F«M
generally reullied that the
of the three countries would b*
cult, for they have been d*»l!a|.
Huerta only a , a de facto nkr
could not become Involved tn »'«ft
formal recognition any non
could th® United State* I d lu.
to sign a written protocol to IB
Juatmeut of tile Incident» i t '
and the demand fur a Mlult It
American flag
Sentiment of Congree* WlHIR
Though the Meilran criili 1»
under suppression In conimi
the president and hi* cabinet,
pluns of reprisals ugalnst tin
of General Huerta, there ll u
ling undercurrent of feellni 1*
senate and house for s declint!»
war, V h iili wus tempered
by the acceptance of offeri of -
Hon from \rgentlns, llrull ud -
Although there whs widen««1
feeling of dl»H.iil»fHCtlon with j
conditions In the Hunate, proRkj
most remarkable evidence ol
centered In the house. Mort d“
doxen of the most protnlns»
the democratic »Id» psrtlclpe
conferences. Speaker Clxrt. f
Leader Underwood. fhalrnU
of the foreign relation!
Chairman Fitzgerald, of the i
lions commute«, and < ***lr®**.
of the military commltts«. fl **111
all of them.
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The discussion wu» w °“u'*:
th a t there w : ih talk for a tin*
uppolutnient «f i 1 ■ .mrnlttee.
’
slat of Speaker Clark and M f*
wood, which should call n®
W ilson and Inform him th»tt
ment of the house was for *
House Leaders BelHj*r*,,t
Out of the many conference^]
tltude of the I ioiih «
,
ex......dlngly ch ar They »
^
ah on Id be declared; that
State« should send the »nnlf
Ico nnd "go through with *
started ” ; that In thi! »»*
.
peace be established on *
permanent ban!*. 1 •***
—
the sentim ent of Hie ho"' ^
side and they prepared to
Ident thn, since the hou"
^
position they believed It
position of the country.
In the senate there w® #
concerted action us wa* «
house, but there were r*
satisfaction from "«ll’ ld“‘ . ,
and evidence that th«
-
which many ‘,*‘na“ ,r* . l"*L|ieo
for months may soon b*