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Mrs. K. E. Gore entertained Iter
piauo pupils Tuesday nl'ternoon tit
her residence studio, llll Geneva
nvenue. About 30 were present 11 n 1
the following musical piojfram wns
rendered:
l'inno Duet March llilitaire
Misses Ethel Ashwest tind Ijiurii Host
Waltz - - Mm. A. K. Yire.il
" " , Miss Miir.jorio Walters,
Ensemble Etude. (Piano)
- Miss Vifirinia Taylor.
Tho Goblin flriey
' Miss Joyce, Miiddox
Therao .... Piskert
"Tho Flatterer ...... ('haniinnde
- nt:..., ni.oi i.
Chopin
..Mason
... Vilsil
Miss Helen Philhrook.
Polonaise ...
' Miss l,nuru Rest.
Rprins Dnwn.Muzurku
'. - Miss'Eln.uleth Gore.
The Ilobins I.......
Miss Marion Van Kcoyoc.
Vulse -'. .'..'-....a.; Borowski
. Miss Murirnret Sheets.
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The Mikado 'opern committee of
the Phoenix Red Cross entertained
at Dinner Vednefidny evening at the
ranch home of Mr. ami Mrs. II. W.
Frame, honorine; Med l ord, members,
of tho Mikado east. The table was
decorated with nasturtiums and
nlnce cards lirire oriirinnl ilpfiivitinu
Japanese in character, with appro
priate quotations from the opera
score. Beautiful vocal and instru-n-ental
nmnhers hv the guests com-
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picieo. a must uciikiii i in evening nnu
an enthusiastic alliance was formed
which promises much for future mu
sical events in the valley. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. fienrjio Andrews,
Isaacs, Quisciiberrv. Maddov. Fish.
Rnder, Frame, Sheets, Mrs. William
Carless. Mrs. Taylor, Misses Adele
Brault, Flora Gray. Kathcrino Sworn.
' The C. V. B. M.'iiict nt the home of
Mrs. A. J. Ilanby on ' Welch street
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
lurjje number in attendance. The dee
orations .were .shasta daisies and
ferns. vMrs. Iunhv had charge of
the program ns follows:
' Prayer by Mrs.' Campbell.
Paper-r-"India Past and Present,"
by Mrs. Driskey.
J'idden's Answers, by Mrs. Bellin
ger. Paper on "India and the Present
War," Mrs. F. Jl. HufTinnn.
' T)urinj the afternoon several beau
tiful selections by the victrola were
enioVed. : ...
The meeting was in every way very
eniovalde. ' ,
Mrs. Bellinger assisted the hostess
in srevine delicious rel'reshmentr, of
war cookies and ice tea.
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Next Thursday evenins at 8 o'clock
Miss MeCormiek. home demonstra
tion nueut. will talk nt the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Heine, 1)1(1 West 10th
street. Miss MeCormiek will exhibit
n fireless cooker taht she made her
self und will uive a verv instructive
lecture to which all neighbors and
interested people both men and wo
men, arc most cordially invited ti at
tend. Miss McCormnck is sent on' bv
the government and no one. can af
ford to miss these most helpful lec
tures ,
The dance to he given this cvenint'
at the iiututoriiim bv the Girls' Hon
or Guard nromises to be a verv en
jovable alfuir. I.aunspuch orchestra
will furnish the music. TI4- proceeds
of the dance will be used for the Red
Cross fund and for purchasing sup
plies for Red Cross work during the
coming season.
Dr.nnil Mrs. Stenefcr of I.os An
geles are expected to arrive here this
evening or tomorrow. They arc on
their honeymoon trip. Mrs. Sle;icfcr
was formerly Miss Myrtle Kinyon
nnd is the daughter of W. C. Kinvon.
who lives on South Fir street. She
is nlso a sister of Mrs. 0. F." Fonts.
Mrs. II. II. Clark and litllc son
Douglas have relumed from four
months at the const. Mt. ( lark pre
cecded them by two weeks and is now
eortected with the Jackson County
creamery.
Plans arc being made for n picnic
to he given by the (hid Fellows anil
Reheckii bulges of this district. The
picnic will be held in the l.ithiu park
nt Ashlund Tucsdav, Jitlv Willi.
Mrs. Agnes Iloolxer, guest of her
lirotheT J. A. Currie and family nl
3507 West Main street, leaves this
evening to visit her sistnr in Octroi,.
Mich.
The Ladies' Bible class of the Pits.
byteriau church will meet on Munday
afternoon with Mrs . G. Wortmnn
on South Oakdale fur relief sewing.
"The St. Marks (iuild of the Epi-co-pal
church fact at the borne of Mrs.
E. II. Davis Thursdav afternoon.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Clark enter
tained n few friends at supper Wed
nesday evening.
A largely attended meeting of the
Women's Home Missionary sncie'.y
of the M. K. c hurch was held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Webb. In the nbscni f the presi
dent, Mr. II. K. Miller, Mrs. lleiw
presided. It was a promise and iru.-!
meeting full of interest.
Mrs. Clarence Meeker conducted
the devotional service taking ns her
subject, "The Ministry of a Little
Maid."
Mrs. Procbsting iiniuimiccd the
program as follows : .
Song "We Follow the Flag."
Paper "Our young women and
children, what do we 'expert from
them in Home Misison work?" Mrs.
Lee Wat kins.
Paper on IJneen Esthers by Hazel
Wiiey "Mow is the auxiliary ful
filling its trust and helping us take
up home missionary worki"
Song All present accompanied by
Mrs. Clarence Meeker.
J.'rs. C. W. Coaklin rend a story
on "What was done with $1,0110."
Mrs. Rollins read a wonderful
current event on the war, and. bv re
quest will reaijtbe same piece in the
church service,
The enigmas were in charire of Mrs.
D. T. I, anion and were responded to
by the members.
The next meeting will he at the
home of Mrs. .1. C. Rollins.
Mrs; W. L. Ilolloway was hostess,
at dinner Inst Sunday evening at her
country home.
Catholic Church
South Ottkdale Avenue.
First mass Sunday at 7 a. in.
Second mass at 9:30 a. m.
Benediction after first mass.
Hev. John Powers, Hector.
fomsn in
At the regular meel.'i - of the
Phoenix Red Cross branch on Thurs
day, the finance nmittces gave an
interesting summary of their work
for the past six months. Money
raised during this time, exclusive of
membership and fund drives, Decem
ber dunce $112; February miction
sale and "dinner $:)8-J: April dance
$103.7."; Mikado opera, two per
formances, if.-iTO, totalling if 1,100.7.")
for this period. The Phoenix branch
numbers among its workers some of
the most resourceful women of the
valley and they are justly proud of
this report.
BIG FEATURE AT
Phoenix Presbyterian CIiiiitIi
Dr. nuillie, 'Pastor.
11 a. tn. Patriotic meeting. Ad
dress by H. A. Canaday.
7:30. Young People's meeting,
leader, Elden Carthel.
Christian Church.
Bible school at 9:45 v. in.
Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject,
"Christians' Viewpoint."
Christian Endeavor nt 7 p. m.
Preaching at 8 p. m. Subject,
"Owner's Mark."
In absence of the pastor, Mrs. P.
B. Huffman will speak.
IBOYS IN TRENCHES
M. K. Church, South
Cor. V. Main and Oukdale.
J. E. Wnlbeck, Pastor.
Sunday school at 'J: 47. a. m.
Preaching at 11 n. m. Sulijoct,
"Equipped for Ilattle."
No evening fleryle.o.
Prayer meeting and Itiltlo study
Thursday at S p. m. You are cor
dlitlly Invited to all services.
Kvaiig.-Imth. ion's OhurvU
Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave.
Rev. Dr. V. U. Morenz-Oeser, Pastor
lies. 51 H West Fourth street.
Sunday school (English) 10 a. m.
Divine service English' 11 a. in.
In obedience to the oider of our
mayor the use of the German lan
guage Is entirely abandoned and
henceforth the Knglish language only
will be used.
X K V YOKK, .Inly lit. Arrnn-t'-uicnts
to distribute neibburiioiMl
news to all of tin- Aim-m-mi tVlitinj;
torses abroad have becu pert'orled by
the foreign )ri's,Viible service bur
eau of the committee on public in
formation which is directed by. Wal
ter Sei.uers. This new feature will be
edited by Herman Sulci.
The service will be sent to France
daily by wireless. The reports will be
delivered free tif tulls to military pub
lications in Fiance and where no
newspapers can be distributed bulle
tins will be supplied for pie-tin-: on
bulletin braids. The repor.'s will he
copied also by the wireless plants uf
American warships wherever station
ed. News agencies have agreed to
co-operate.
The purl played by The Associated
Press fur instance, will be largely in
the hands of the bureaus scattered
strategically throughout 4 lie I'niled
States. Someone in each hureau will
send a brief tele, r.iphic dispatch to
the committee. in New York ivinn
merely the bili spots of I lie news lo
cal tn the territorv cmcred bv such
rSnremis.
10SI 50 FRIENDS ON
Vlvst !!n prist (luircli
MMot boustlng hut building."
9:45. Bible school. Mr. II
Garnett will again have charge.
11a. m. Public worship, subject of over
Mr. and Mrs. Will A. dales, Com
er residents for many years nt Peo
ria and IVkin, HI., which cities. ad
join each other, were deeply i-ffecied
C. last nijjit on receipt of a cop ol a
home paper, to read in the dei'.li II: !
iuo wno iosj nieir nvrs in
of sermon, "The Dattlcmont About the wreck of the excursion stcanu'i1',
the Home.' j Columbia, in the Illinois river, a week
C:45 p. m. B. Y. P. U. Miss Edna W Friday, The names of over "0
Barr, president. o I'their intimate friends, who were
8 p. m. Subject, "Love Expressed residents of IVkin. liesides they
In Terms of Conduct." 'had u personal uetpiaintancr with
Baptism follows evening sermon. I nearly nil the others who pen-.! c.!
A rather remaikal.Ie coincidence
W. T. S. SiirlRgs, Minister.
First Clmrch of ChrNt, Scientist
"My Own . Cnitcd States," the
words send a thrill of pride throui;h
the veins of every genuine, rcil
bloded American. Those who have
done the most for their country have
always loved it most. The makers ol
its early history loved it with a pas
sionate devotion. Such men as Jef
ferson, Hamilton, Lincoln and (irant
consecrated their lives to the welfare
of t lie youh'j republic.
The noble deeds ol'these men live
n train in "Mv Own United States,"
which brings a message from the past
fur the uidance of the future.
There is no .me who will not be a
better American for hn villi; seen it.
It turns tlft- puges of history in
fuscinatini; way, never to be forgot
ten. Mr. Arnold Daly the distinguished
American actor, plays the leading
role.
Our president is shown delivering
an address to a multitude of K'ople
in the opening scenes of the picture
und the other heroes are shown in
scenes vital in American history.
Among those who are represented
with utmost fidelity in characteriza
tions are President Abraham Lincoln.
President Thomas Jefferson, General
U. S. (irant. Admiral Stephen Deca
tur, Andrew Jackson. General Aaron
llurr, and Colonel Alexander Hamil
ton. "My Own United States" re
minds us of our heroes.
I.clwecn Ibis disaster and the cc.e of
'Jli years atro in which 'M) IVki:; ocop!,.
Branch of the mother church, tho lost their lives when the i.vcusioii
steamer rrankie fol.-.oin, s,iu; m
Peoria Lake, is related hv Mr. (i.iii
First Church of Christ, Scientist, In
Itoston, Mar-s
Sunday services at 1 I o'clock, sub-1 " "llm" l'lll,' ol 1 fUm was on
Je:t, "Sacianient." . . ' the Frankie l'"o!soii ainl v.ns rc.-cacd.
She then vowed lo.licr linsl.iiiol Mini
would nc'er aitln stc oti t
. Wednesday evening mentinir. nt
which testimonials of Christian Set- s'l!
ence healing arciven, at S:00. A1I.,J"'(' s;ht' '"'I'1 lhis "w "
nrn cnrillnl v u. mmo ji-ii i iiu.i. ..us, ,, hmi
Church edifice, 212 North Oakdalo
avenue.
Heading room In tho M. P. & II.
building, North Central avenue, open
from 1 to 5 daily, except Sundays
and holidays. ,
to a dav alter the Trunkic I'ols-tia
I went down.
Her husband was the prcM-lcnt of
.the sncicty which was- j : i i i -r the
; Columbia excursion, and she ii.-Mlly
iave in to his pleadings lo o n'oii'
land went aboard the boat. Hoth her
self anil hiislKind were anions w.
victims.
GERMAN PLOTS 10
BE PROBED BY JURY
INKW YOMK. July 13 Inuulry
Into the German plot exposed hefore
the United States entered the war to
send spies from this country to Eng
land to locate lia.cs of ships of the
British fleet so that they could be
attacked ly submarines will he re
opened on Monday by tho federal
grand jury here, It liccanin known
today.
Albert A. Sanders and Charles V.
Wunnenlierg, sentenced In March,
Hi 17, to Imprisonment as principals
in the conspiracy, will be witnesses
111 a proceeding against W. L. W'lrbel-oner.
PELICAN CAUSES flfiE
l'llst McthoiHst ICpiseopal
The day's service will hegln with
Sunday school hour at 9:-ii: Public
worship at 11 a. m. Sermon by
Kov. J. K. Ilnlllle. Mrs. Dryan Pierce
will sing for tlio offertory an ar-j
rangemont of "Jesus Lover of My
Soul."
Kpworth League service at 7 p. m.
rollowed by public worship at 8 p. m.
na fnllnu-a.
, I KLAMATH 1'ALLS Ore., July Kl.
In the First Methodist church at 8 , ,-... , , ,,, ,
o'clock Sunday evening, 'Prof Wll-i, ', n . .i
,, . i hv a pelican llvinv auainst the wires
l am Davenport the new supcrlnten- ,,, ennt ,..,, u., ,,.,.
dent o Medford schools will give a I (.ir,.it , , , jni riv,.r ,, ,. .
patriotic address. Special music by ri,,orni.Orc..o Power company
the choir under tho direction of For- , Tllllrs(la,. ;.M ,,,,, .,
rest Edmeades has been prepared. Luaslormer, several fences and a
The Queen Kthers will give a pa- ,, ,,ss sur,nni.
trlotic selection. ! :,r
It was a spectiii'iilar conl'luralion.
as llic crossed wires, carrviu:
If Other Makers Use The "Hot Spot
Why Don't They Know What It Does?
It has been amusing to us to see the avidity with which rival makers and i
especially salesmen, have echoed the Chalmers statements about the
"Hot Spot" and its virtues. ,
If you believe all you hear, they all have the "Hot Spot" now.
But when yoli analyze the various assertions, you find that while they use
the term, it is doubtful if they really know what it means.
For example, one maker advertises that the "Hot Spot" makes his motor
start easier when cold. Now that is ridiculous.- The, "Hot Spot" does
not come into action until it is made hot by the exhaust from the run
ning motor.
So you see it has no bearing whatsoever on the starting of the motor,
easy or otherwise.
It is that other Chalmers feature, the "Rams Horn" manifold, that
makes the Chalmers start easy at all times, in all climates and with all
brands of gasoline, good, bad and indifferent.
We have featured the combination of "Hot Spot" and "Rams Horn"
Manifold as giving to this car qualities possessed in the same degree by
no other namely; gasoline economy, smooth running, more power and
easy starting.
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It's a pity there is no way of patenting adjectives or copyrighting coined
phrases it would protect copyists from falling into ridiculous errors!
The terms "Hot Spot" and "Rams Horn" are coined phrases originated
in Chalmers publicity and, according to all the ethics of advertising, they
belong exclusively to the Chalmers. .
So far as we are concerned, we don't care how many copy tlie terms
c imitation is the sincerest form cf flattery.
Nor do we object to other engineers applying the principles indicated by
those terms if they know how.
One of the rewards of leadership is to be copied imitated.
But it would seem as if the engineer who tries to achieve results by
adopting these Chalmers discoveries, might instruct the sales organiza
tion as to what each feature does for surely someone .is in error as to
that if we are to judge by the advertisements.
By the way; you have read and heard much abgut these two Chalmers
discoveries do you really know what a tremendous improvement they,
together, make in. a motor car?
If you don't, just ask a Chalmers salesman he will be delighted to tell
you, and then you'll understand why everybody in the trade says, "This
is a Chalmers year." . .
Touring Car, 7PniKnspr fflillA
Tunrhif ('nr. S-Chui ii Bar Vl0ii5
ttlu tl Hid UutMUlur I6UU
Toorltie Bud nit tlflSO Town Cr t.ntxf na)t fSUIS
Cubrhtlot, U-rfif-mieT -v SI 77ft l.ltnouiluf, 7-1'tiiiirncer (MMM
Touu C'wr, 7-l'rtHBtni:nr UliKI Miuuuiliit I.iMidaulet - IUUM
All Prhfli F. U. II. lleltolt Subject to Ctaauc Without Nutlc
A. W. WALKER AUTO CO.
Little Virginia Fielder of Portland,
will sing "Joan of Are."
Mrs. II. K. Miller, president of the ,.mriie of II 1,(111(1 volts, sent crcat
home missionary society, will pre
side.
A current event on the war will be
given by Mrs. Holllns followed by
prayer. '
sheets of fliiinc in all directions.
For Constipation and IIIIIoiikiich
Ciood digestion goes fnr toward
comfort and health in hot wonlhcr.
Mrs. Heine will read the scripture Undigested food In the stomach can
lesson. I quickly poison the system. Ceo. Jen-
Tho public Is most cordially ln-ner, 410 Labor St., San Antonio,
vltcd to attend. ITex., writes: "Foley Cathartic Tab-
lots havo proven tho best laxative I
35 Americans Held Captive n"ve takGn nnl 1 rccommcnl ,,,em
WASHINGTON, July Ul Names 10 ""y one suffering from constlpa
:i: American prisoners of war, j llon or biliousness. They should bo
mostlv X,.- Knitlmid soldiers. !, In every traveling man's grip." Quick
have been located in flcrman prison re"f 'or lol hcadnche. bloating or
camps, were made public todav 1)V I other condition caused by had dlges
bc war department. I tlon- Sold everywhere.
WORK THE HORSE-
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EVERY DAY COUNTS
USE DR. A. C. DANIELS'
GALL CURA
Guaranteed to please or money refunded
Sold by all dealers
35 Cent or by Mail
Big Horse Book KKEE at your Dealers, or
DK. A. C. I)ANII:LS, BOSTON, "1ASS.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
Cfin unrvo you Willi Hi, iMnlols Horpi) nnd C'nttln M'tlli ino. Come In nnd
o uh and gut a hook.
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Keep Your 4Home
Cleaned Electrically
Keep Ikhisc iii (lie iiiixlcni way with hllm-t ricity to help yon.
N'ul ice liow liuicli wol'k tind I'tiss , Hid lime H stives yni ns conipiircd
with the (il(!-l';ishi(iiic(l wtiy.
AN ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER
krr s 1 lie home spotless. dust or dirt in the eonn ts no lint on
the l llS. SilVeS Weill' iltld tear oil t lie e;t rpet s,
All Kleetne Vannim Cleaner i liirlit to carry, easy to use, and inex
pensive to operate. Let us send yon one today in lime I'or Spring
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CALIFORNIA, OREGON POWER CO.
MKDI'ORI), OREGON
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