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Newspaper Page Text"The Capital Jo ('IIARL.KS II. 1'ISJH:B Kditor mill XfauitHtT Mo.VilAV EVKXIXl! Il.v. 'J1, Ult. it Editorial Page of ureal FUBLISTIED EVE3Y EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, SALEM, OREGON, BY Capital Journal Ptg. Co., Inc. ),. X UARNiiS. 1'ri'MlvMt ("HA ii. n.-ui-: (. Vice-l'resident DURA C. ANDKI..-K.V, See. Mtil Tre:i. MUSCIMl'TION KATKS Jinily liy Curlier, per your .5.Hi) 1'i-r month I'll Imily hy inn II. per your..' li.l'H I'd month ''n VVeekly, hy iluii, per ytitr 1. 00 Six months ."lie. ITI.I, I.KVSKD WIKK TKI.KPHAPIl lil TOUT Tlio Capital Journal carrier boys are instructed to put the papers on tlio porch. If the earner does not do this, mioses you, or ueglects getting tlio )aper to you on time, kindly pluno the circulation manager, as this is the only way wo can determine whether or not the carriers are following instructions. Phone Main 82. certain he could not have written it. This is the one thing with uhieh the Mormons stump the gentiles who say Smith could not have written such a book or evolved a complete and complex form of church government of such high efficiency. They admit this and use it as an evidence of the divine origin of the work. Rheumatism I Oli, m nk ;tui uiitl'iil niii.'MMit, tiial j iiU'hmv tin run jit derailment of cum! I'm Mid nf pence! j Oil, niiik discnsc : tlmt rustles, mound my , pouts mid mi! rli's, wlios-v tortures stddoin cense! Vnu ' rack n mortal a svs teni, yon taUe liis ncn't's ti tii twit em. Ins hones mol ,5- THE LAW ON FLIRTING. I thews you stinin: Lf VOll Ule till1 COUllt'll- OX .; n i.,i. The dignified supreme court of Arkansas has come to the defense of flirting. A schoolmaster who had been dis charged because he had failed to carry out a school board's order to stop flirting among the boys and.gk'ls. is sustained and restored by the court. It may not be a part of the court decision, but it is c "act nevertheless, that the schoolmaster has never yet been discovered who could stop flirting if he would. This one did not try to. He took the stand that flirting is a harmless amusement. Well, in Arkansas it nyiy be harmless and lawful. Ar English magazine says that over in England it is positive ly useful. This magazine tells of London jewelers, hotel keepers, commercial travelers and others who resort tc it for profit with fine success. One young jeweler in par ticular finds flirting to be his most effective method ol advertising. Flirting is for some people an education a school of, experience. It may teach the knowledge necessary to tins-election of a suitable life partner. A girl does not buy the first hat that is offered her. ,She puts on one after the other and parades with it before the mirror, critically observing its effect; she carefully rtudies every curve and ribbon anil flower and feather; she discards them, hat after hat, until only the most de sirable one is left, and with that she goes home happy. Now the same critical inspection of young men, the discarding of the objectionable and the final, selection ol the most desirable might make her as wise and as happy in her husband as she is in her hat. But, alas! while the young woman carefully selects her hat, she allows her husband to select himself. And so il is the husband that is most often the misfit. virion ut' nil alionii- nnti'iii, epitu ih1 ol You'' never outente.t, until VOIl .inve MIVI'Hft'll some novelties in tnnys; you tuke my and bend it, nml then .you-seem There is an effort being made to have the Catholic church in this country take up the cause of the deposed t tt i n -.t f t i l 1 l il. J; iiuerta 01 Mexico, even n it snoum, aiong wnn omer in- ; leiesls vuirung in wie smiie uitccuun, nave uic cxici, ui :?f plunging this country into unnecessary war, expensive in waste of life and treasure. Madero, Villa and many ?l others of the real leaders of the Mexican people were no doubt working toward the end of separating in realitj j' j!."!,''!' the church and state in the government of that unfor- tunate republic, while Iiuerta, the bloody, represented the clerical nartv which dominated the Diaz reirime. But it is ''''; L . " . . . . . . ....... tn I',. t 1 1 it ,-:n, l , ..i .-,, really no business oi the Catholic church ot the United Voil, M,,u ,, , ";,, ,,. ,.7,,; States, which is conducted along broader, more enlighten- '""1" m"i m.n-.i.-i- slumber, mui 'nmkc 1 1. 1 ...mi 1. j.u i.: -4-Ui: 'I'1' uijjht n crime, until vour victim uu nnes, ami win oiny iiiieiiMiy uie uiiu-vauiuuc leeutig ,rss tht. t ,,,.,! I01UWS that exists in many quarters, without reason, in this coun- ih r.i.i of Tim. x. f;v.rit.. try, if Catholics here allow themselves to be drawn into i,,,!,,,, ',,.' i,io,',iiri i'ii hw i,ii tin. the controversy. Men of the standing and character of ' amun, tin- wiit.-r n.i t u. Judge Munly of Portland, should have better sense and a X"h,,V" broader patriotism than to allow themselves to be used as tools by a designing influence which fails to recognize the meaning of our free institutions, based on the broad est liberty of conscience. Buy Yoar Christmas Goods at Rostein '& Greenbaum's Lots of Holiday Goods on display at Low Prices ;. 'f :'s si j! :',t f $ !: sjt sj! r I tjc S( sj! TOY TOY TOY TOY CHINA ALUMINUM WHEEL- TOOL TEA SETS TEA SETS BAREOWS BETS sjs ;;c $ :;i .-J. $ ;; if :: sis s! s(c : ;Js s(c !! sje :t e se t sj JC 3C LITTLE CHILDREN'S BIO DOLL He ' RED RED CHAIRS ROCKERS DOLLS GO CARTS ijt i: : :: i; : i : t )t ;)( 4t THE SCIENCE OF KILLING. Great changes in armaments have been wrought by great wars. When guns and gunpowder supplanted the "bow and the sword, the shield, emblem alike of national loyalty and personal safety, was made useless. Always the struggle has been between offensive and defensive armaments for supremacy and effectiveness, with the advantage sometimes on one side and sometimes on the other. When the power of the guns hail made great headway, Ericsson's ironclad Monitor with one turret in a day put all splendid old-fashioned wooden frigates out of commission for fighting, and substituted the ugly but powerful floating batteries of today. The close formation, which gave the supremacy to the heaviest battalions, prevailed from the time of the Roman legions to the Boer war. It has been retained by Germany to its cost, as the heavy massed battalions of the Germans haje been turned back from Paris by a smaller force with modern artillery. It is safe to s:iy no army will ever bo drilled in those tactics again. The sinking of great British cruisers by one small sub marine and the easy destruction of Belgian and French iortresses by the German eleven-inch howitzers, discharg ing high explosive's, foretell the abandonment of fortifi cations as at present planned, and the substitution of light but heavily armed and speedy cruisers for the more costly and slower battleships of today. Doutmess otner mouuicauons 01 01 tensive ana de fensive armaments will be suggested before this terrible Avar in Europe is ended. The Smith family is numerous and has produced some great, and some otherwise remarkable men. From John, who did the Indian Princess stunt long before Dick Cro ker was born, down to Joseph, head of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Avho died a few days ago, the Smiths have always been in the social and news solumns. The last Joseph was the grandson of the original Joseph Smith who organized the Mormon church. He was an illiterate farmer boy, the original Jo seph, and the Book of Mormon which he m some myste rious way perfected, and which the Mormon people lool upon as Ave do the Bible, is one of the mysteries of liter ature that has never been explained. Of course his story about digging the book up on engraved golden plates is riot a satisfactory explanation to the unbelievers, but it is TOY TRUNKS tic .'ire hiioKiiii in tlu-ir woi-; vnu I It 1 1 Il lit 'ill llll'l lltiull!-, lit lillilllt-lltN ill oit.'iiis, iiiitl nuiit- ran liiy you Inw. Wli.it an- tin? Hoct'iis ilii'im.' Wliiit gliosis nrc tlicy juirsuiiiu.' Why ilon 't thi-y strive in lilorli tlnU" di'moml of iMsi-mcM winch in our feet niul Uueen is, until we cniuiot wullv .' BIG RUBBER BALLS CHILDREN'S IUR SETS LOTS or TOYS sic :c j): sjc s $ 'f (js He sje Jc H ! & FUR MUFFS, COLLARS at REDUCED PRICES MEN'S OVERCOATS AT REDUCED PRICES Ladies' Silk Boot Hose 50c Nice Bleached Table Cloth 50c and 39c a yard 25c Kerchiefs 20c DOLL SPECIALS 15c Kerchiefs 12c $1.00 Kid Body Doll 75c 10c Kerchiefs 9c 75c Kid Body Doll. .50c Mi-s Rhivvpsfint. Fish mnlces n sensihlft siirrcrpst.inn to well-to-do people, which is to "buy as usual." She points' .-r ' - m5n. out that many really rich women practice economies ' ' which they are not called upon to do in order to "set a good example. Mrs. Fish says this is one ot the! ' THE ROUND-UP causes of dull times and stagnant markets. She advises I se3CsK!KsKsi. her wealthy friends that they are really working a hard-; ,,,. u ,,, .,,. , ,,.... ,.,,,., ship on those who have to Avoi'k, by the practice of unnec- system, instniici i.y i..-i .-iiti. mi essary economies'. Now is the time 11 ever to buy gener- " """j"-;11 ously and create demand for all kinds of products. xThe "t-onsi.ieriin iimt these me i,uiet fU Sc. fVi nfoeirnfinn PQ i ''"'. " .v the Kll si I H'CMOIlill II, " i'eil- fv.uiiuiiijf ui uic iiv-ii 10 Lilt owuivuLiun ui (luui. , leton s buiUiui; renir.l is nothin sides, the retraining lroin spending ot buying is one 0 1 ; i- n-inniu-.i of." the principal reasons for hard times. There is as much, Tl, siV(M. ,.,,, , (1i,p pWshm money in the country in times of panic as in times of bus-ii''i'r tiuu. nn m.- ii w- piunt is to i : 1 4.U., .nee l.! ; estiihliiilieil 011 Silver creek, neur Silver mess ononis, uie omy unici euct- urni& uiau in uiciutmci , UiB. , fllrMi.h , ,.,, wifll liht ruvu, .lomnnl Sp.-iul Service.) every one is hanging on to his coin and not taking anyj ' " " ' w,).iimii., or., Dec. m. jir. una chances in investing it or putting it at work. "Buy as us- i Wnii!lV,rJ,,,,,',TJt.! orhv fiiiM :)!" T-" rmn ""'! ,la'"il"ur i n huc nnes :i nyn.-i " a O'nn, ai v cp. on 32(1 neres end, t the l,en,l of Dulv '"'"f""'1 s ' 1,1 J ornu.iu 1 " creek. This iii.'iK'os ov er 'J(Hil) ai-res thnt imve lieeu tulicu ui in tlmt viein- The house military committee agreed Saturday to the w- ih. ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 210-216 Commercial Street WOODBURN NEWS ; ADVERTISED LETTERS Mrs. ,1. 11. Keiiiii-ily visiteil I'rieml.s in I'orlhind l-'vi.lny. freil Dose trunsactcil liusine.ss In I'orlluiid Tiiesihiy. ' .Mr. S'ost of l'ortlaiul is sienliu Hio week with his iliiujjhtcr, .Mrs. C'has. 1)01111. Mrs. T. Yei'don nml duiiuhler of Donulil visiteil fricii'la in W ooillmrii W I'll lies In v. II. I,. Moore who whs confiueil to Ills; army appropriation bill carrying practically everything, ,,,, F. ,. ,, Mt..lfr.,. , Mai-,. requested by the war department. No provision was made Triiium- nvs, is stiii yh uu id ,-Hs.-for a largei- army, but with that we have the money re-i-V ..'iliii'T . ,11!!"' rK quired was .$101,000,000. This looks as though it would 'with fuiiy .uiiire,i sociei ,-mv he,- oo mute ii w:vs toward ' nrenaret mess tor war. , ' 1 , ' , , lU . , . I home with u severe cold is at, e to lie . i l.a (Inlin e O iserveri As n hn ,v , . ... , . 1 . i i i tc ii i "' wsi'K "Uiiih in 'us oriin store. That good old standby, the Congressional Record, has' 3m I nXZ!' "'no'' W1:;;h '''.MrVau' again resumed publication. If ever there was a waste of;'"1,''.1''""' '''"''' " 1 "' '1:ri""l;'i Mr. ii"en 0f siiiem spei'it the week u t ,i,;v..i u; l ,.i.j -'": "' '"'," i?''r"u'' ' H:.il"'')" J'1!! o,i with friends i Wo.kII,,.,,,. nu dim ti huuiij; ui rnyvi , il id iuiiiuhicu in tiiio guuu uiu 1 wim a cinM-ii, nip u.im d ih to ,,h Holihins of Hnli'in MiMMit. Thur lamiiy neodomedai in the remote ity. )inedal that poses as a daily and makes life I'" r"'1. ''",'' !'"' l"ll,':;l,,nM, ,of n-i-tit i.t.rt i ,lny , ,,,. sml ,,U11 of 'Wuo.iimni. ; ,. . . . . , .. i hooks, iiicliuliuu' children s Imnks, rn--1 vi,,r CidsIiv. of Moscow. Idnho, is i country districts one joyous round of hilar-, tin.. Bll.i .-i,, ,,mu vM ,,iH j,!,;;.,,", Vii, Ha An article of real interest because of its good sugges- 'rohliv I Olieil I-:. Kil-oii, ii milli-r of Hillslmro, i m;,,, .l,el Wvett, of Newborn, is' died Tucs.luy evening, following ; the nuest of Miss Helen Scollnrd lit i stroke ol' iiir.ilysis. lie wns H yenrs 'esl Wondliiirn. j !old ii iil clime to OiC'ion in the enrlv1 Vd .1 I.' Uiiul.nlin nn.i ,7iiii1,ln nf lions and optimistic tone was omitted trom csaturclay s. IM,!'- , t , joii'mrn Korry, umo, r the um ot; edition of the Capital Journal in the confusion and hurry I Wiu k. n,ow home i ! iTremnin u'ltii (n'ner"'Ji. 'uZ of'o of closing the forms, and is printed today. It was written K"k'"- Kri.i- niKin. lie nn vetyem-. ! nn -, i : . i . I . . 1 i , ti . :!. i oi il ii of Ihe civil wnr nnd one nf I.iine; Mr. O. '. .Ipnes, of Aluskn, iH visit- ly JMayOl' W lllle, and IS timely and tO the point. leuunty's pioneer lumher men. He wns ik. Ills sister, Sirs. A. K. Austin for mil Vein s old. indefinile length of lime. j . i . i ii, . i i .i T, , g ' X. A. Iloffiird innde n business tiilil Admiral Metcher, in classing the English navy as far; T-..i,m eo,,tvV tv i.-w is n ,iiis. ! t sie,n Tuesduy. j superior to ours, means of course it is superior, on paper.1 ,, ', "" . , i ,M11 ". .A n nmi dinmhierj ,r- l I ,1 e ii tt -i. 1 Oa L 1 I "e lUIC'lelors clllll nt Oliver ump " ium ': is K icii.iuci. in rnum History shows tlutt so far the United States has nevei' hns i,,.,... reoieunized with n nieu,i,er ' tiiis week. Son-is,liP '"' :i0- The old cliil, nuiriied it'f Mrs. Koss MUlincK ol MpuKifli ts so nmiiv or its inemners In n veur in i"in"K i nn- ' i"-r iu.h-iiio ...i. met an enemy whose navy proved superior in fact. in-law (.ardner should perk up. Now that Mr. Edison has had his attention drawn so I !H'.' I hut there wns notliiiitf left of it. nml Mrs. Win. Holmes, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kriink K. Welles of At Ne'iinlem, Cniiiiiliiiii thistles were 1 Snli-in, lire, spemliut; tho week-end ns 'ill liist full lis nil experiment nnd used ,hu R1"1"!. "' -Mr- '""I -MrH- "u,,'r' ' Oil, . ,' :i,l.. i.-. 1... 1 ..e ..,11,, 4-:.... P i,,,;i.i: f, uii,,,.., n i .;.i i ..(.... i l J .mi ... .i . IP i:.i . ....Ml i. f..i. It to alluosl nnythinu, mid the "weed" 1 ( " ' 1 "'' , , MI!HR" spent ennesHiiy in niiiein on oosiness, (', Nelson wna III I'ortlHiul Munduy on linslness, K. .1, Slnnnrd wns la Sulem Tiiesdiiy. Mrs. W. W, HIindcH visited friends ini Snlein Tiiesdiiy nnd Wednesday, Mrs. O. K. ilnoklnifs of llulibiird wnsl Prof. ,T. n. Horner, of the Orenoi, ! ". iiurii vM-unosmiv. ( olleee, delivered hi: ir1 ne win invent one. u so, ins loss win niosi. ceriainiy mv rov. hiuhiv vniunbie. buslihlo thing on earth is a fire-proof building. : rKUr tiMJK HUKMtK 5 j LECTURE DRAWS CROWD l hat Oregoman paragrapher will never be satisfied mti he s akes his thirst for core with several buckets of 1 1 ' .v.: ;.. ' ' :' wr.i . received here ti...t w v.. blood drawn from Mexican veins. It is a safe bet that if;f " u., uomi fn,,,,: ' ,r''f.'';'';':l,'T1'r,::, lr.T'!! ... ' terilKii fill In . e, .iin " nl "i""i""' i ,.... He never slakes until he tackles the Mexican himselt, nei.-inir.-ii south sui,.,,, t a iur,. nmii-; Wll"h-"" i--.-ii.r i. r v-nncr ot tin- ence Ins) nlulit. The urofessor Is n . ... , , , , fluent tiilker nml his observnllon. on ! ' ): K "I,h-, w 1,0 ""' 1,1 li'm trnvels the l,lv Inn.l nre 4ier- '","'' " m.l . nn 1 p i ,i i tlnent mill oiujiiiiiI. I he lessons drnwn "- i 1 no vijii nnv whn Irnnniil nn rhu i-pvprmo Inws nvsi-. ! .... . .7. .- i soem nm ihe, wcekH-nd. t..' ...... , V. 1 V VIIHW .V.I.kf V, 111 III.' I'flllt.l. lllllll -llll I.IHI l,-i,.. , , I , T looked the gaudy marriage license. Most bridegrooms "'",".."'" '"'': "'"' ?f .uJZ, : "'twl1: T " ... ; , ,, . ,, , . ... ... riiiesniie were t ret iieiinv I'liiuien in ', 7 ,, ,, . ..m,i 1 would s and a ilnlhir tax on he i ociirni'nt witnmit kirk. : i,,i,r ,....,1 .,iir,. n.,.i t.i,i .1,.. ,.i.l Mih ihi.v Muikey of the Willamette t tr 1... :l.i. I S.l -ff it -f - ieiili.,1. of .he 11.1 lien loselv. I'liiversilv, Is liotue for llin hollduvs, iiij;. iivnM-v:, iiit siimc nujiLiL oe sam 01 me user 01 a burial permit. will go dry a long time. When a railroad passes a dividend it is an evidence of speed on the part of the directors rather than the trains. LADD & BUSH, Bankers' Established 18G8 Capital $500,000.00 Trnnsnct a general banking business Safety Deposit Boxes SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Illl MWMIMUUIIlUJiH,llIIIWIIII I.IIW I. will Jim GOODJFOR:25 VOTES For Address , Tliis coupon may be exchanged for votes in the con test for a trip to San Francisco in 1913, at tho Capital Journal office. Not good after December 2(, 1014. M 1 1 1 1.,. 1.,' e ,1. II. Miliums mid .1. W. I,, Smith III- llnrt,.,.'. ,l,l,r hi. l,.v.U wi'.ie ime.l : tl'lldfll till- I. I . . K. llOllie .'OIllllIK ,1.., mi,'.. , 1.1. .1 !,.(!. .,' diiv nt Siilem eilnesdny. ...I., 1 I Win. Dcbii, of rni'lliniil, l visitlim "t . ; the Inline of his son, ( Inn. Oenii, KAI3ER LOOKS WORK. Miss Mubel .lime Dlinl. k, dimtililcr i 1 I of Mr. nnd Mrs. lleuj. Iilmick, nnd Mr. 1. mi, Inn. .Pec. -M.- Thmiirh the ( liu . Ilrnndt. both resiiliiitf nenr Wood- luilser is bneli lit tile front, he re burn, were iniirrled nt Snlem Wednes- turned. necoiilliKi .0 n iliMtuitch receive. V dnv. Mr. nml Mrs, Hiliinlt exuect tin ........ .... ,, .: .!... I "Him nere tn.iuy in- ine i.si niiime i cieumini i leave snoi uy mr N",n'"" " liroprielor of the Tiny liolel nnd thH i-oiiipniiv from Its llerlin eorresponilent I they will visit Mr. lli-ninH pnriMitn. fi,,,,!,.,. lml, 1(,r(li Mfl', flnuul in. IP II (US pnVSIl-O.n S piO.eSlS, . IIV Ml-.. H l.ll" IU mvn in,...r ......... 1 y , ,(, Tj-.).' Imt,. lie wns sniii 10 iinve i.-ir in-run wini- uo wnn nieui. Advertised December 111, 9M. Allen. Mrs. .lulin. Kncus, 1. Hull, T. A. .lleiser, Mr. .1. il. Hill, Miss Norun. Berry, .Mrs. A. Herjieis, Mrs. Hose. Miirinilt, ilr. V, C A Brown, ills. W. I., ' llrown, Mrs. il. K. Hi yn il, Mrs. A nmi. Bii'rns, Ii. K. Cook, A. It. t ook, ,1. 11. Iniiuhlin, ilr. W. F. took, Ben. ooii, Miss (lludys. (,lilu,lliil(;s, Bessie. Dischener, Mrs. ,lee. Dn.ke, Mr, I). T. llreisliuih. .Mr. II. .0. I'miuh, Mrs. .fohii, Kubiiin, Miss A mm. 1'islicr, Mr. Chnrles. l-'ourendc, .Mrs. Kindle. Vreileiickson. duo, 'r:i(ier, M, M. I'l'iiiicis, Mr. (Irovcr. Frceliinil, ,1. F. (loilsey, Mrs. Arfiies. O.iulil, Miss Bessie, tlould, ilr. K. (;. "'"XUi Misses llollen nu.l l-omino. (Ireen, ilrs. ilnrucrt. Ilobsno, (). ('. Hxiislyo, H. 11. Ilnifiniin, Mrs, Snriih. Hunt, ilr. I W. .Tnekson, ilr, Chnrli-H. diieksnn, ilr. ,1. V, Jett, Mr. Josepli. Kuminler, ilr, Joseph, Kennedy, Miss. Nellie. Kinne, (ieo, C. (M. D.) I-elu, iliss. I-niiK, ilr. Mild. Mi.-I.Kiiriii, Mrs, WnHcr, Alii n ii, Win. ilnrlin, ilr. It. W. Mux Frel. ilr. nml ilrs. 0. iL Myers, Mr. Albert, Nordiil, Mr. Andrew V. I'lllllU, 1 I'. Hcml, Miss .M in t liu. HiKKS, ihs. Ilelin. Itnink, Miss Idn t:. Boss, Mr. Arthur. Smith, Mr. tiny T. Smith Mrs. ilmy. Snrenson, Minn ()IIII, Ntnnfi.nl, Mr. II, Thonipsou, ilr. .1, I), lvnderwoo.l, Kriiiu, Wiirreii, Mr. Alvln. Webb, ilr. I.ivl, Wlllius, (ieo. Wnllnce, Misn Julie. , lli.'ll) N, Cnui. St, l.'IIHI N. nth St. Al tll'sT HCCKSTLltf, r. M. MURDERED AND ROBBED. levehiinl, (lliio, IVc. 21, With nu merous stub wounds iilmiit thn lumrt ;nnd buck, the body of Willimn Trnv, ' '- - II . 1 ics.cil ' l orn , .. .... I... n. nut liny ileinonslnilinn nml wns ne( .11 r. nmi ,m rs. r . .11. 1 rniie ..ere uo. ; ,(( , .,,,,. -. The body man money wimt iiiiisiiii:. scribed n pulp nnd old lonkltm. The nnd hodesH to the menibers of tile BOO enrresnondeiit expressed Ills doubt, con-leliib Krldnv I'venitiu'. Five tublen were cernliitf the onmp!ctcncs of lii innjes 1 plnve.l, Ihe tumors fnlllnir to Mrn. C, Rvery time a woniiin k,. mni'rleil ly' recoveiv. (.'. (iiio.lnle nnd Mr. K. (1. Kmuiett, The some innii's liinilil,,, beuiu. It wns stnleil, liowever, tlmt liis field j cousolntion fell to Mrs. O. I'. Overton. I ' coiiiinnnilers lu-lsled tlint bo spend Lunch wns serve,) by the host nnd , n.V'Icr Hipper wns served hv tlm bors Oiiistinns with ihe troops, OS n menus-liosless nssisted by ilrs. V. W. Settle-: assisted l.v her mother, Mm. Win. of encoiiriieiinr them. niier. Scollnrd. Those Invited w-ern: Miweii COURT TAKXS Rl.Ci.H3. ( t1(. .,,,,), w, (,.,, hy Mi ,,rn ,ilB ,r,Hlli Huw ,, Ap(hB Btnv M nsliinittoii lb-c. 51. fulled Slnles Siollnrd at West. Woodlnirn. The, Klhel lloiiney, Nellie and (ilndyn Itinlt supreme von it ronclu.le.l liniullnii .low 11 1 eveninif . spent In pliiyinif five linn- ley Flnrcn. .j Cniiiinni Ii of Portland opinions Curtly niter 1 o'clock this died, Mi lliiel Hctney received first Lois flpebe, Avon McKlniiev Owenil , nfternnon, and niiiioiini-eil a rece-s unlit pri -e, Ihe i-ntiolnlioii fell to ijis olyn Warner Mmlije and ilnrv'seollBrd .lunuiiiy 1, I Sndie Hii li.-irds. At a bile hour an and Mubel Wyett of Newborn. ' 1