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THB PAILT CAPITA!. JOURNAL, SALEM. OREOOK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1914.
GOOD BUYS IN !
REAL ESTATE
Get the
Olde Stuffe, or Stalling the Wife
"7 WOSS
Ml ytiuLtT Thou
lO MAITEST A LCfSKyT
NOT At-CC no
AT,gtTT
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4' t nana ju.-i uuf-mr lite riii
l.iuits, all in hearing orchard, good roil: !
price twO per acre, S2."i down, balance
$- per month. If you lire looking fori
aii a'-re trai t come in ami see us.
M( IT UOE5r "XXOrWt wipe"! ' I I dO6 -HAST THOU I ' ' YiEu..Pl40HE5r "HGMETrtAr MO MAITEST A LCrTsjSRyT
PC ' .SifwMii pHOffE To Th? woi'G "T1 Tfloo A(?r SWXST. Thou LtHOPTj veiJTfesr- J
j j -k nw il. i j ill 'wa b j i i i
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Well imi.roved five acre tract. 31.'.
mill from Salem: will take good Salem
rutuleme property up to fl.iOO a part
j ayuient. price fV.OO. - j
for
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lilO acres of land in Colorado to trade
r Willamette valley propertv. ;
' ' ' CDnOTIHi liriifr
alley pro
10 acre t
Hnlein to traile in on large acreage.
WVM hnrtrnvpil 111 Ai.r trfu.l tiiuA In
IS TO HAVE
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE
20 Birrs of Kooil fruit l.in.l nearly all
uiiilor cultivation, balance timlier. i'rire
(l,"('0; WH) down, balance per
year, fl per cent interest. Tliii in a
pood buy.
' FINAL GAMS TODAY
TOR PRISON PENNANT
Tliia afternnon the final game of the
fiooil ilrainuii, mmill hou.e, barn, chick
en lioune, well, come fruit. Price
r-,Mv; fi.xi iiiiwn, t.iikmce nt (I piV
ceiii interest.
6 room lioune, lure lot, hard miifnce
i-tieet, close to carline. True yl.liifii;
Cftil) cash, balance to nut.
3 li Sf Tfit of Infill fill ititdrtp ii If ii a
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. ; ' y.. . ' " i gun and the "houe team," or thor-e
.. . id r 7 '"""" ' '"" employed ,ni,l... The Hitters have won
juat 3 4 .. le from ,rl,ne. ,ll take f(ur ani) ,,,, two mmp, ns ,h (
houae and lot up to H,m a. part 1 ay iB,r ,iavt. ,, two'h ony
nient. 1'ri.e ,, ,ht.y wi ,,lliv 1P .,, of thl,.;
,n ,,, .... , ....... i ,IV"" ,hi afternoon. The thinl tenin
Js MB VI IUIKI Ull Ullllt'I Illicit fllJWlli iif flwi fi.tiiriw. .... . .1
' ' i' iiliiv, iiiuiii' nit in in tri in ran
tailor shop, in called the "Outlaws,"
but thia ten in in nt II. m i.
(list ith one (fame won and four brnt.
j The Outlaivg have a hard row to hoe
I at the atnto pen, it aeema.
The rotund Kimrd. W. V. Th
, is tho lent? He iniii'iiHti nn.1 ho
OtlV OIIC of Imm rhrn l..t. .iu l.....
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. , ... i U"J '" pro tiMim n the countv. or in
3 acre, nearly all under rol.natio... 1 , he tte, tor that matter, ami the (W
4 .n.lc i from Snlen. and close to rail- itl J,)lirnll iH authorized to hurl hi
Ml atation. I'r.ce 750; 23 ensh, chnllenKe into the camp of any L e
I alnnce f, per month. ball ri.,m in t.01ln,ry th gBf. f(.
,, . . . . '"'"e to try roueliiHioua with hia wnnln.
If you want lo buy, trade or aell, The teumx hnve lout Rood men from
M us- I tim to time, but more keep comin) in
i every 'I'"' tho prison lengue Hcouta
- j are never bothered by a man jumping
ix . uniuiri u,.er lie is once "niirned
j up."
The present erie hns been eontini..
inn fur aevernl ui-oku m,.l . ...... i....
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eonteata for ext rii I n n i ntf tin v a La.
pulled off. I he gamea .ire plnved on
Siitiinluy iiftermionH and the entire pri
; Hon piipiiliitinn turn out to root for
their rcpresentntivea.
The following is the personnel of the
tennis, their poeitinna nnd lintting nv
lernges: Hittors.
Alt ir i
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I iMirnii, Klinrtstup (,
1 Miller, J right field .' 1 1
Conner, first bime HI
Hosi, second bnso Hi
Tinnier (ci.pt.), cutcher ...HI
Mnmlera, third bnae I 1
Smith, II, ()., ,.ft field. ...15
Miller, (ieo., center field. . 1 1
JohnHoii, pitcher 15
uiaaiators.
For the first time in the hiatorv, the
city of Salem is to have a Jewish
fivuaitou'ie. A number of the Jewish
eriei) at the Oregon Wnte I'enitentinrv here have found it necesi-arv
- Ill l. . . I . 1 I . . . .. ' I In . . .
mil ie pin veil orr Del ween the Hit- I J" or me purpusH or worsnip
rera ana tne "lilui nlors." the Ihihp- '"a arronnnir 10 me ancient rites
utn. r.tt,p..UA..;n t. . i ! their reliuion nu.l tliuv o....r..i:..
u-ra auu me iiiuilintors, " tne base- i """"uni io me ancient rites ot
hall teams repreneutinir the briekvnnl ! lhe,r religion, and they accordinizlv
g:ing and the "house team." or t'lione I ""'''I hall which will be used until
W.II.Orabenhorst&Co.
Room 2, Bush Dank BUg.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIET
BURuHARDT MEREDITH
fewlrtitnt AKfliitt. J-5 Hl itrtm
!
SACRED HEART
ACADEMY
such time as they are able to have a
i...:i.i: .t-!- . . .... . -
uuiiiiiiiif ui iipir own ir t infatati tm.
stairs at I2." North Commercial street.
over I'omeroy' jewelry store. The eon
grejintion officers are: II. Ste.inboch.
pres., lent; ,u. ro0ff, secretory; I). ,am-
in i, ii t-CTu tit.
Rabbi Itcorish, of Portland, has been
engaged to direct the services of the
eoiigregntion, which in to be known a?
Tiferas Zion. The synagogue will be
opened September 21, which is the Jew-
mi urn ji-r, oemg me rirst Uav of
the mouth Tisri which is the first nionth
of the year 5(17.1 according to the JewUh
method of reckoning. Tho ceremonies
of the new year will last three davs.
llud are known as H.,h irnuho..n i
uuuaua, anil
i-orrmipond to tho Christmas holidavs of
the (lentiles. .September 31) is also nn
important event among the Jews, who
call it Vom Kippur or the Uav of
Atonement, when tho Fast of Expia
tion is held.
War Bulletins
BORDEAUX, Sept 5. The govern
ment today wag buying $2,000,000
wortli of wheat for sale at cost where
ever dealera unduly advance prices.
COPENHAGEN. Sent. A rixrrMi
by the czar permitting Jews to become
armjrf officers was announced by the
Russian legation here today.
OS TEND. Sent. A iTVoiot, a
ueruan aeroplane rell near here today.
The two officers it carried were cap
tured Peasants demolished the ma-chine.
liae Athey, of South Cottage street,
left today to spend Sunday with the
Kllintt family in McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Johnson re
turned last night from a fortnight's
sojourn at Newport.
Mr. George Simeral arrived this aft
ernoon from Pixley, Cal., to attend the
Klein funeral.
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(liiffniy. center field
Simp, pitcher
'Marlowe, right field
Hunt, first bnse . . , ,
Oriivy, catcher
itofl'miin, secund bnse
A.I!. If.
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: Johiiscin, shortstop ...... lit
Under the direction of the
Sisters of- the Holy Namei
. V SALEM, OREGON
BOARDING SCHOOL
AND DAY SCHOOL
Moat approved methods, Pri
mary, Grammar nnd High
n i ' t - ... . . Divitt. niteher
,-scnooi ueparimems, complete Morinritv, riht field
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H'ibliin.s, third base
(lleiisoii (dpt.), left field. 1 1
Outlaws,
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Gilbert, catcher ...... v
(Inllowny, second bnse'. .
Ftlondy (cunt.), left field
"v. first buse
Mann, center field
Kemp, shortsto.i
I'nulsnn, third iinse
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Courses in Harp, Piano,-. Voice RICHARDSON orVoRTLAisrn -
Culture, Violin and Harmony.) A !BLE WINNEa
No interference with r.liflonl.h.'X'S vnUev Mni'W:
I arternimn on the courts nt the Wil
.Inniclte university. In the men's sin
glcs the winner will probnblv be Rich
ardson, of twtlnud, who won the first
et this afternoon by creating Hen
i Jimn, of Salem, by the score of (i 2, 01
other sets nre now in progress!
j ..I n.e niHicnes nelil yesterday after-
c , , . . j'?!'0"' VM"n- "f Kl'k''''. on over K
Scholastic year begins second Moo.es, of si..m. i.y the score of ti l
i . c . i " '! ,,'',"" nn.1 Hvrd, of Snlem won
Monday in September. -over h. Moores ,.,i n;i,.r V,Zm Z
the ( score of (1,1. Mi Thompson
i M. .. nisTrn eimrnmn nnl Mr. llenhnni won mer w.
vaoress, OIOt.n OUruuUK ,, ,, (.nvrd by the seore .f
of pupils.
MODERN CONVENIENCES
DOMESTIC COMFORTS
' , 'i,;l,,1-;Ul: i1- ""'""p'won over Miss
L. M. HUM
Care of
YICK SO TONG
Chinese Medicine and
Tea Company
Has v. medicine which
will cure any known
.' disease.
y 15.1 South High Street,
aiem, ure. rnone
i "gley, Salem, by the senre of fi 2,
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CITY NEWS
Ooorge W. Gearhart, an attorney, of
I'oitlnnd, whs in the citv today on le
gal business.
Hayden Kerchner, a graduate of the
Friends University of Wichita, Kansas,
will upeak tomorrow night on "Dry
Oregon" at the Mouth Siilem Friends'
cnurch at 7:30.
John StolUuan, manager of the Sa-
.1.1 ice worxs, ami .Mrs. iStellmnii have
left for Moscow, Idaho, where thev will
visit several weeks with Mrs. '.Stell
niiin's daughter, Mrs. Joseph ll.-niien.
JollU Bush, who is rh.lnrtwl .ullV, v.
glari.ing a house belonging to the Mil-
i.r i-s.uie .n .lertursou. m i.-,.w,l,f
TOKO, Sept. 8. Answering a query
in parliament. Foreforn Mtnfetm- TCatn
Stated today that China. h,A nirrooH in
waive its neutralit:v rtcrhto at t,.
Kow, the Chinese port 100 miles from
the German concession of Klao Chau
where Jaoanena
iiig for operations against the Kiaa
Chau colony.
LOTION, Sept. 5. Fifteen British
fishing vessels have been captured by
iwo werman cruisers and a number of
destrflyers in the North Sea, it was an-1
nounced by the official war nem hi.r.
eau tjday. It had been supposed the
North Sea was cleared of German ships.
CLAIM LOSS IN TWO
BATTLES WAS 55,000
Hone, Sept, 5. Orders for an Italian
ueiie.nl mnhiii'ntin,, .,. ....i. . c...
luunni i in
here oilay at any hour.
Froiki Austrian sources came news
mat the Kussians' defeat of the Aus
trians in Kastem Galicia was over
whelming. It was said the losers left
2.1,000 killed und wounded on tho bat
tlefield. According to Xisdi ndviccs. the vic
tory the Servinus won over tin Aus
trians at Jadar was even more complete
than his, the assertion being male
that more than .10,000 Austrinns were
killed alone. . 5
Thesjn figures wee..imofficiiil.
A liicssui'n from r-nit;.,;., .u.
, onte ifgnns now eofffrollcd the coast
the arrival of officers from Snlein.
A siUt to foreclose a mortgage on
property near Aurora was filed in the
circuit court this afternoon by Andrew
Kriksou niruiust I' .1 si., .,.i
" " 1 - t.WK.1 Mil 411111
wife nnd about a doen others, includ
ing the state land bou rd. lvhiili niWfl.f
hnv an iuterest in the itl t, H.n
propertv. The i.rm.eitv .. ...l.l rnr i
fl.'HIU, ,
1 1, ,.. m.:.. .. . . .
HieHff K..h VhY.: " mt?' the Austrian pro'vlhce of 0am U
cbiiu it l.v th,. All " ,ull,r'a to (.'atta-o
nttenioon ami held in Hint city puiuliug TFJBuTE FROM SALEM
III.) Iii'i'ii-nl , nft.. t.. i . i
MINISTERIAL UNION
Inasmuch as our m.nnrn.1 li,ii. n...
l ... . ,, . . . : : " '"l
iv. ii. ivntL'hr. hjin h...n i,r........i
i.uui u s service on earth to the hiirher
si-iMce in tne Kingitoni of (iod, be it re
s.nveii tnat we. 1 1. mnn, ,.t n,
ratein lAtinistenul I n ion, express our
highestj appreciation of his long life 0f
liini.r in me vt iiiamette valley
ll,llt .. I.1.K..I ..-
.ui.i. ma, orgniiizniions and
biiildinits stand as mouuinents to his ef-
A PhotoaraDh of a. ramllv Brn . . ""l,rs- lllt 8'ater moniuneiit
-how., the writer est..f.lH.. Zm..Z .7"! ? ,m ' 'rt of the people,
rather out of the nsn-l .i iht , li,"... .,ov ' ot. thousands to whom he has
ed four generations. They were (i'. Jl '.,uu"itt'fll,,n V t'""' "f thcir Kreatest
P Schrff,,k. g" 77; a5 W S. l m l " f" ''r''l .80rrtws-
4.1; Walter Schrunk.' . ' v, ' ' , 1 "trt '"'.'t. "'tercsf in the king-
Kchrunk, 8 mouti.s. Thev ea.ne to Ore . 1 , .,0-1,m,.rcas. rn"
gon from ,ow U years' agl VlZ ZV
Robert Pnulua. Mlsia..t. mi,,,... r of .'"9 0""'- '
the Salem Fruit Union, is scheduled to L,, L'!7 ''"''V ".
return today from a 'week's vncatieV " lf' ' hcn,81?- H
si'eut lit Newnort. Wnl.t
beach resorts. It whs thought he would 1 Zm ZfZ .' W"i- 'V- "'"K
ti i.... i ... .. .. . tioni the field of action. Thi i..i,n.
ihe c;. er; i we b; worhv
h.. ii,..,....i ... i. . . . ..'i and as et ticieut.
ihe sirens of thea. UZ Z b ' ,T. nf to
ho.. I, t l,; .1...... i.. . -! ...... ... I inr
Northwestern League Standinga
W. I,, ivt
' ; tineouver nm (m)
i,",trl S! .17 .(110
f!'"1"' M) ,1 .iitiO
H'toria (i(i S4 .417
Tvon ;o K.1 .403
l?Hr.l J." M 1n2
Pacific Coast League Standings.
v. i,. ivt.
Poitlaud
um Francisco
I.os Angeles ..
Venice
Sacramento ....
Oakland
SI (W .8(52
S.i 71 .r.i.'S
x 72 .r:m
SI ..119
HV ss .4(13
ci us ..ma
98 Acre Farm
The bent buy ia the valley, very fine
Testerdav ' Rm,if.
J At Venice Veuice 2, tiakland 3.
! At Sju.aniento Sacramento 4. Port
land il.
At Sun Francisco San Francisco T,
l.o Angeles 0.
..,v .. v- 1 - I. 1- Pratt
aere farm on the famous Howell, Watt Shlpp, Salem bicycle dealer '2,5.vl. '
J'raiiie; rich, deep, blaok loain soil, in!.wi,s """"'-I this morning for not park'! "
maia road, beautiful view, Price 100; tdi..?'1- , ,U in 18
' ..,-.. 1. police court and was fined 10
n,r aere: term. Th ad 101 11 111 r .'r'irf,, .u.. ..
back at Ins deck iii I,!.', fruit .i.;
atii'iioon.
The funeral snrvlrm nf Atn,, tri.:
. v. . ... . w 1, J K,OlU
were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the fmnily residence at 111 Oak
street, The services, siuiide ami innirs
five, were rend bv Mrs. A. S. Flint
rust rn,er ot the Christian Sciu.
hnnh. Mrs. V. farleton Sn.itk ft 11 1
"A Perfect Hay," family favorite.
1 no pnnnearei's were five brothers in
law and a nephew, Messrs. Otto and
John Kraime, Willie Moore, and 1.. C.
iuci.ny, ot t'ortliind, and J. W. Willsnn
and Harry -Willson of Salem. Fnder
the auspices of the Klk lodge, inter
ment was in the Odd Fellows' cemetery.
The contract for the steam heatiug
plant at the court house was bt today
to T. M. Inrr, who will install the en
tire plant for 2,IIS. The lotted bid,
tnat of the Pacific Heating company,
for $I,X20.,N0, was not eonsideie.l. .
the references furnished bv Mr Wii
liaills were mil unt'1 ....,.,1 ' Tl...
tract culls for a gravity steam heating
point ami tne enure cost or the remodel
iug at the court house will cost about
2,100. Tin includes the rhimnev,
preparation of the tunmee room, drain
age, eeinent floor, etc. The plant if
tniijw enoiign so tnat the attic mav be
heated if necessary. The otiier bi.U
were a follows: Spinning Cornell fo.,
j, "., r. j. rage, .,J4. tisxer
Pratt. 2,40; W. U. McPheroii Co.
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men. Is. wnose i.nn.i. 1..
we ext. nil our deepest sympathy in
their sorrow. Hut tvith ...
joice, nlLo, and otter thanksgiving for
... .1 K'aiiy enriched theirs
.-.vi.c .i .vii.MM t;niAL I'MO.N,
nv the Committee.
., .'. . . , 1 -raw pouoe court ami was fined
p.?r aere; term. Tho adjoining for. violating the vehicle onlinance,
c.t I nt Afil) rtr A.'rrt T ll.il u-itl tA! -
oM at $:0 per aore
flee tlib, farm call on
Jiynon, 347 State strfet.
EAEL P.ACE
C.'.!t!!ldite for City BsvordJr
Flat form
J-:f ficiency
.Tostii-f In rercrder'n court
l,r,,i)V,'V in office nert
r . i J Ady.J
Bwbtel. l S"1' 1U pracUcally be a closed
I ...n .Monuay. tor a large majority of
I the laboring population will ro to the
Labor Pay picnic near Riekreall to eel
ebrate the day. The Sal,m banks will
be elis.Hl; as the day is a legal holi
day. While it hns not been fully de
terniiue.l by the merchants to "chute
their stores, ninny proprietor are al
lowing their help a vacation. It is eer
tairt that number of the shops of the
city will be hut up in honor of the
dny. ,
OOLT CHAMPION,
Manchester. Vt.. Sei.t. 3 Tl. tin.
of national amateur golf chauipiou
changed here thia afternoon when
Francis Otiimer of llostou defeated J.
1. Travers f Fpper Moatclair, X. J
in the fiual round of play at tho l.'kwa
aok eouutry club. Trave'r had held the
title threu year.
The morning round was tubbomlv
eouteste.l but Ou'ui.ct was In brilliant
form during the afternoon u, won the
final round 6 up ami five to play.
K. H. Stickley, of Tangent, is at the
Marion.
'
PERSONALS
Irs. louis Tillsi.n spent Thursday in
r.ugene.
Airs. l:nv l..-..v n..n.,,..i : : n
land tor the dav.
II. H. Wilson Si.... I.....: .1
, , 1 mm ihu unit;
salesman is at the Marion.
Mrs. A. I .oder f s;.i,i.. :.. ......
l t th Marion 1 ' " "8,M"-
W, .. Strinirer and little Mi
Stringer ire guests at the .Marion. Thev
arrived esterday afternoon from Sail
rraneiscii to nttend ih ,,..,.,i
ces or l ev. r. .s. Knight, which were
held, today,.-.
Mrs. .Mice Dausener, of Fnvivater.
is a Until Marion gtisst.
John .V. liennie, of Eugene, is nt the
Marion.
J. K. Hiilley. of Kausas Citv, is retr
istered al the Marion.
Dr.-O. L. Seott.
last eveting for a week's outing at
the Ogle creek mines. The doctor ev-
p.H-t., to lie back about Friday next.
Miss F. sie A. R,l.l...,t nt int.... -
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guest at tne Pdigh.
Mrs. J. II. Stanton, of Wood
Ruest at the llligh.
L Sherman, of New York, M
at the Bligh.
Hartley and Stella Hartley,
'..are at th ln,..h . '
W, (!. Ilurnette.
Hlivth.
ami Mr, .r. n n... ....1
Mr. am
burn, ate
Charles
registered
Arthur
of Athnn
Mr.
their gueit. Miss Amia Smith, of St.
Peter. Mi
a visit m
K. W. 1
incsota, left this moraine. for
I...ll... 1 "
K. ' K. lJriir!44in. nf lArtUu.) a
lem to a tend the Klein funeral ser
vices.
Miss Florence Elliott and Miss Er-
SOCIETY NOTES
Miss Elene Fawk, Miss Mavme Bab-
eock, and Miss Grace Fawk, were guests
at a recent miscellaneous shower given
by Mrs. Herbert Fawk (Miss Edna
Montgomery) at her country place near
Oak Grove complimenting Miss Blanch
Fawk, daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Fawk,
of Eickreal, whose marriage to Frank
Farmer of Dallas will be an event of
autumn. The invitational list included
nbout fifty friends from Dallas, Salem,
Oak Grove and Rickreal. Twenty ad-
ditional guests from these places!
motored to the Fawk residence for the!
evening, and were entertained in
formally. T11 a lovely setting of aiitiininul ,
flowers and folin&e. Miss .Tnsm.hinp
Hibbard, became the bride of George'
Hall of Portland, Thursday, at the!
; splendid country home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. K. !. Hibbard, in the
j Waldo Hills.
j The bride is a member of one of Ore
1 gon's pioneer families, and is. well
j known throughout the state, she is re
Mated to many of Oregon's prominent
families, being a cousin of Dr. J. C.
Griffith and L. F. Griffith of Salem.
j Mr. Hall is a young business mau of
j the Metropolis.
! The ceremony took place at high
noon, Rev. E. M. Sharp, of Albany,
j reading the services before an assem
j Wage of relatives and close friends.
. Miss Adelaide Scriber played Lohen
' grin's wedding march as " the bridal
, party entered playing sdftly while con
gratulations were being extended. The
only attendants were Julia Alice
Currie, nieee of the bride, as flower j
girl, and John Currie as groomsman.!
Dr. L. E. Hibbard, of Burns, a brother
, or tne Drme, gave her into the bride'
groom's keeping.
Decorations were much admired.
Clematis and pink sweet peas formed aj
canopy for the bridal group. Autumn 1
leaves decked the mantle, white and
pink astors forming attractive floral
arrangements for this room. Ferns and
pink astors festooned the dining room.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Hall left for a short honey moon at
the Beach after which they will be at I
home to friends at Kose City Park,
ReaTRelief
from Buffering means tree W
pinesa. The trouble duo to
geation and biliousness, h removal
qutckly, certainly and aa&Py b?
BDKHAPI
mm
J LargtMSal of Ann Ihdicii in tlu WU
Sold -Tnrwhr. Ia bain, lot, JJfc
x-ortland.
Among the guests were: The J r
Griffiths, L. i Griffiths, if 8ft
A W. Geisys, of Portland; Dr. L t
Hubbard, of Burns; Inaz Bozorth f
Bay City; Mrs. E. O. Durham, PortlJ.
J ??d MTr8, GeorK-R'ches and Mr'
and Mrs. J C. Currie and family 0f
Salem; Walter Perkins, Boch.t,,
Washington; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hall J
Portland; J. W. Scriber, Mis, Adelaide
and Leonard Scriber, of the Waldo
Hills.
Mrs. Duncan Ross, who has been ill t
the Willamette Saiiitarium for several
weeks, is improving rapidly.
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I Vigilance For
Good Service
Every Bell Telephone exchange has its wire chief . He is unknown
to the subscriber, but his important task is to see that the talk tracks,
both inside and outside the exchange, are kept constantly in good
working order. Day and night, the work of testing the lines and ap
paratus goes on. Complaints are promptly followed up and breaks are
often repaired before the subscribsr knows of the troubles m'con
venienced. The constant vigilance of the wire chiefs keeps the 14,000,000 miles
of talk tracks and the intricate central of f ice equipment of the BeU
system in readiness for instant service.
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station