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Newspaper Page TextTWO THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, flALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1915. Q ocial and Personal BV MOLLIS RUXGORN UNIQUELY CONSTRUCTED DANCE FROCK TRIMMED WITH PEARL ORNAMENTS TIIK 1'arcnt Teachers' ansoeintion of the Grant school, which has a r'i. utation lor accomplishing things irortii while, in an original and inter esting way, has just announced an en tirely new idea, w hich has met with the unanimous approval of tho people of their part of the city. Tho event is to be a "homecoming" of the older tinn touchers and pupils of the (I rant sellout, formerly known as the Ninth Knlem school, and will bo the first of its kind ever given in Hnlom. Over tw hundred invitations will lie sent out fur this event, which takes place Friil-iy evening January 22, and needless lo ay, they will go all over the state and some outside. Muny ot tnc tonuer at tendants at this school have liecnai.) prominent in political, social and busi ness circles, and ninny are uiuonK the host known icido of Oreeon. .1. A. Hcllwood, of this city, who tunuht the school over thirty years a(jo, when it had but two rivnns and was located just norlh of tile present site, will bo an honored guest. The present princi . pill is I'rofessor K. A. Miller. Although tho location of uil former pupils cannot be learned, all who have attended up to 1UHU will bo extended a welcome on this occasion. A splendid program will be given nn.l everything dono to make it delightful to everyone COLcerncd. Mil's Fern Ada.t, of California., is 'n Salem, a guest at tho William Ksch home. they aro privileged to attend. Miss it. Mao llnpkins, of the Knglish depart ment, suggested tho idea which imme diately met with the enthusiastic ap proval of tho students. A culled meet ting will be held at the high school tonight to make definite plans for fu ture work. Tho membership will nec essarily bo limited to twenty members, but tiio number of applicants grently exceeds this, so that only those with particular dramatic ability -will bo ac cepted. Tho club was first proposed us a sido issue of the Knglish class, but as n sufficient number could not ho secured in it the membership list was made ti include students ol' all classes. Tho "Courtship of Miles Ntnndis.li" will be tho first work to bo studied. One-half of tho class, who me more ad vanced, will study tho subject selected from a purely dramatic viewpoint, the remaining members to devoto their time and efforts to special reports. Tho lit erary value, staging, acting and general effect of tho presentations, with which they aro familiar, will be discussed, the principal ideu of the club to be tn bet ter understand nnd discern the good from the bud in the drama. Later, it is expected that the club will e,ivo some public entertainments, at which time the results of their ef forts will hi demonstrated. A dramatic organization at this time fills a long felt want, anil it is hoped that it" will materialize success! ully. For several years Mrs. Sara Brown Savage conducted a class in dramatic art at Willamette universit v, frequent- J. K. Flanders aril veil last niulit from ly presenting her pupils publicly. Tlo'ie I Washington, I). ('., to join his wi lo, events, v. Iiicu ga ve much pleasure, we. -. j who iH the giio$t of her sisters, M rs. j discontinued alter her resignation I'nin i. F. (Iriflitu and Mrs. Frank Mere-1 the position, anil it is hoped Hint, this dith. They will remain here fur u I new club will in a way till this very; short time before their return to their I great vacancy. homo in I ' 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 . Mr. Flanders is an lit I ! 1 1 ' I' " "f f i$ h ni xn 1 THE CLERK HIRING QUESTION IS STILL BEFORE THE HOUSE DAINTY EMBROIDERED COLLAR TO BE WORN WITH STREET GOWNS (Continued from page 1.) days before said final vote." Rule 44a. Appropriation bills introduced in the j House shall not carry several different jitcms not closely associated for the iamc purpose, und no general appropri ation bill carrying numerous items for ! dissimilar and non-related purposes 'shall be considered: that all appropri ation bill3 shall be reported by the Committee cn Ways and Means or any other committees as early as possible in the session, and in no case later than tho twentieth day of the session with out tho consent of u majority of tin members of the House, immediately upon being reported to the House foi it tliir.l t-Kiwli ntr thnv uliitlt tnkti ltrf- cedenee over all other bills and shall I be on the top of tho calendar until dis posed of. Rule 44b. If a bill is amended in cuninrittei and the report adopted the amend ments shall be printed and pasted in the bill book of the members Lefore the bill comes up for final passage. All bills originating in the Senate which shall reach the House in amended form shall be reprinted nnd pasted in the bill bonks of the members if said bill shall come on for final passage in the Mouse. Rule 44c. Any bill which amends nil existing Jaw of the State of Oregon shall have the new matter to bo inserted into the Act printed in italics, the old portion of the statute to I)? in ordinary print, and tho portions to be stricken out U be set of? ill brnckets. or marked across witli a line so us to be legible to the members. I V A ST .' X.'wm-iX - NtW Nt-CK WEAK ("cmic party piers employe of the government. I : : I'it ;K 4: ;J: PERSONALS ; : ! i tui iiinn trip this ir ni Mrs. W. T.. (irny and her niece, Miss Gertrude day, left yesterday for their home in Seattle. The former has he mi tho house guest of iier mother, M Jape Chadwiek, and the latter the g tj Fr.d S. llyiiua imnle for iU'.veral weeks of Mrs. John II. Mc-jlo Sublimity Tuesday, piury. Her sister, .Mss .Maigarct Icliv, nioiuiug. will rc.niuin for some time yei. I Willis W. Weeks, of MeMinn-il ! a Siileni -isilor Inday. Heth Itcah. a woiaairs su-oiitv, ,t s i ., ,, Crawrunl, of I'lirlhiinl, l' installed as Tan of Alpha Phi, hi-.l Fri- .alt.i iiey general, is regiidered al day livening, at the I'ni'.i'i lily of (u I liligh. gon, with .Miss h'nlli West fa II, ol Saleui, I. I,. Hull, ol' Yamhill, is a visit ono of those iniliateil. iSah-m today. " " (I. I'. Watt, of Aniitv, is in Hie i itv i ; 1 1 aiii-iii-ling business. i ! .1. W. Maxwell, of llai i, (in ., is in ll'li'r the ily on bu-iac;i ami In see the ,.,;- oi-i il t la tors in session. j P. A. I.ivesley, of Woe Ilium, one of ilhe leiiiling hop mi ii of 1'iai s'-i-lion, is silny, i (X'U-icroi al t he !li:;h, e i' :;il U. .Masse.-, of Aunt v, is in tin it y II a HMIet i ng busiiie-s, , W. W, Miclu-y, ii' 1 ai'lliu), lire., is a the city today, i '. V. .Itiiinsi.u, one of the leailin' Friends ol' Mis. Julia Sliowciuian, i-iti.-ns of Arlie, in a S.ilem visilor to- who reside., at the en iier ol Mii'lc andlilay. Hpruce ii vi line, gave her u nio-l plou .1, S. Vtin WiiiMe, pilauiMer at A I ant surprise Moinhu a ftermn,:!, ivnru lnuiy, was in the city ye-a enluy to wit they called in n bu.ly lo a--ii:--l ucr in uess Iho iiiaiigiirnl oi' (ioveimir Wnhy eolcbiating her seventy -lifth birthday, coiube. Kach of her gucstn iinuiglit. altruclit P. I. (lillicrt, former mayor of Al little gifls, and also provided o sale. tan-. bany, was among llu,e fituu Albany tial liiniheou. Mrs. Showcnnaii 's giii'sislwho were in the -ity vcsti't.lay In it were: Mrs. Charles S.-utt, Mis, Sini i., , ness the coining in of the new nditiinis Mrs. Josephine lloelielt, Mis. M. 1 1, it rati llarton, Mis. C. A. Cole, Mrs. M. Me I lb v, lliiam Cimhl, pastor of tho Fir-t Iteod, Miss Stnier, Miss lniy Cai t el . i M el hmlist church nl' Wuinlbui a, wns Jlins Smith, Mrs. John Cni lor, M is, ! amnng the Saleni is i I uih ye-lenlav. J. N. Smith, Mrs. W. Ilingle, Mis. I n r-1 II. II. Fonrly, an attorney ol Albany, nor, Mrs. S. Prcsnall, Mrs. Mary Woo-: is in I ho city Inlay on legal business, ten, Mrs. Cpdeginf, Mrs. Ifatbff, Mis. Mr. and Mis. J.' M, Ueynnlds, of I or h. T. Hoplijiis, Mrs. ( 'lister, val'i'-, are legistered nl the Marina. I W. W. Curdwcll, of lioseberg, is III Hlacl; vepet and chiffon arc here combined in a clever way. The tunic is still ' fancied by the conservative, who are l"iith lo leave a style w"ll tried net for one. tll-y know little about. The surplice bodice is of the ! black velvet und is finished with a inii.no belt of pearls an I pendants, 1 REUEFFCRffiELClAFSS IS ASKED OFFICIAL Jtv tlio di'i'isiv vote of 111 to 7, tin Kctiti; went on reconl yrtcnlay nt'tei nooii :l litMii,; 'lintitt'triciiily npntscii 10 the cdiitrart systvrn of ilUposinu of tht i'i-ri;il ; i I p prnhltMii il.'-iitiM1 tin1 pn'S i itt rJvsi'i:i, It Woes n tit nionn, how o Iliai llit! iijijM'r luiiitch or Um ii- -imi.IiIv , lias nut its Inmp v( ai'iuoval npnii tin.' Htfm that v. its it n;ii'ti"tf ) ,(J' pi'iiii', the q.K'stidii only I'linso up upon tin1 t'otitiavl pi'opositioir which tin; tim jiirit.,'r nii'inlicrs i!ii not 'lfin nppii cahlt' to Iho iMiiploviiirnt nt' ch'i'icul ;tfs- Mstaticc, wln'ii oilicoiic vital point, to In; ti'.l.i'ii nlo the niosi The shops arc filUM j"ft now with wondortviHy umnty ami clue nccKwcar. Tho collar illustrated is of sUocr ba tiste ornaiiiiMitcJ with fine hand em broidery. Salem Chinatown' Scene of Eg Banqnei Last Sunday One of the must i'npoitant events in the history ol' lo.-al 1 him'se society ton's l-lac- in ( iiinatov.ii lest Sunday und so itiicceM.fiil and so impressive wns it that it is still tue topic of eonversnl ion in that dint i let ! Sc.eth llih stic t. It was in honor of l.ai (Jwk Kee aid was !o run n, matt' the tnst montll i' siir.v of his birth, which occur red I'ei ember I.I. 1!H I. l.ai tjwk 1 is the son of Hr. l.ai II. Vick, a prnnii unit nnd rich jia-iiibi-r of the hiiicse colonv, who is uiannuer of the Kwnii SHIPLEY'S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE includes: Every item in white Every Coat and Suit Every Silk and Lingerie Waist Every Silk and Wool Dress Everv item in Child's Wear Greatly reduced prices in all departments'. U. G. Shipley Co. Thn Loyal Wtnimn'n rl i-h nl tin' ! Chriftlian rlmn h will iim t at tnc I. of Mrs. ). I). uhtiMi'd tuh-.Mtow it on ii in th'-ir rt'jiuhir nut'illiiy and hnsincKH iJChsiuii Onu wM'K from t n i Li lit , Tii' Janiuirv -0, the KII;h will uivo n in tlu'ir lodtM' rooniK. It in ilir inlotitKnj of tli moiiilmi'H of ttiin lod,Lit- hot'onfloi' to giM) a ditiK'o oiico a month. ci'iniui'-ioii Now Vurii l.i' today :-iaif!ii!it iitnati' ii of Ht I- iu;d, Alts. T. J, Kt'doiit'k and ilaitlitor ol .Vancouver, Vu-li.t aro unostH at l ho honn ol' Mr;. Itnloiifk n parontH, Mr. mid Mm. 1. M, t rouse, 01 I'JMK i'diim trout. a At tho lobular inootinj of tnc (Ijir don Unu Hiuy olnti, daiuiniy Vh( ttioj following iifln oii i to oloctod I'm1 tin1 j (iimiMii yoa : Alls, h'olto llradfonl, proHidonl ; Mm. Ildwnid 'oUM, in' 1 prcstdont ; Mix. fiooiuo Cmipor, socio I tftry; Mih, I'Vunk h'irkot, tnanioi;i Al 'H, M. (iloowoii, pllV-t 001 lospoildoiit. ; Tho Hub cHihnilod itn liit anmvot vary locontlv hy nix iliny I ho limdiinoh , and fainilii H of tho inohiIumh an j ot 1 ol Mio 1 ily today. ' d. I'roy Valof, of m it 1 1 i rt, wns im n v. I in puny, tho S tho 'ilront N a proiniiieul nttnrncy peal of It'-l in II ily alien, Inn; the tu- . . . m 1 t,,,i.,,t vy 1 At Hie re.ii.-M y Catcs, ii c-ciiiiii nia a ol tin for the relief i.f IMjjiiiin. 1 it -, 1 lovi-i n -r Williy'ni niii.'lc pel. lie the fnlhiuiai; reiiardiau the pr ;;ian relief: "The (i inaiissinll fill relief i'l Itfl- the i-lln Hilly ilesieiiru-,1 sin--thioiu:h which fuad und su plie: nm c I nii-iiir nii'i ni-i-ic.ii. i.e.. j.m-. eoii. -liuled ar.l.liei mi '-"- th nt'fi leparlnicnt and with exp'.-es.- e..m,nni'' vlienliy ..;.--!ii' in Ann rivii inav fin-Hard fnudslui'i' for relief in llel'uiuiu I'.v 1. .reel post or express with out cost of t I'nnspni tin ion lo the .-rud er. The supplies a led lire linn per- 1 WhaMc 1' Ismffs, also ne w Mmtket.. ; and new elo'hinjr. "n necmi nt of the. I .winl laws, piueel post laiekaes can lint he sent I'.v parcel post ' C. (I. I.' Ily follow inr the instructions of the , department, however, the s lor may.; if he wiHies, have his pasture reload- o.l. , similar refund will lie made mi lull 1. a. -knees a. ut hy the folli-c, inj' cn press n in I IL 11 Company, thy ipii-stiuu st it:-. 1 c in ti:e thai a co I . tnt 1 ot . .initt' 11I1 i of Hire.' k l.uuo Co. 1 laeilicine conipaii Aci-ordin tii Chine, ii i? mil I duty to nive folln.nii- the In the fun. ily. !l invite. nl Vi cient 'fon;.r. or iltnill ot i--arv mi- 1 f M'fTi 'iv r -."w-'r7i''-';-a 2forAM Mm mm DUDLEY inches liisrh 2H im" iff. iaeladiuj; n the ho he p, IMC pC! fyell u i.-icf-ainas, pro " 'IT""""'i' father are "''V" "'"'iht-amlv v ",lf' """' down will, th" ' ocal.e,-, to . -d from -1 iaa Is, ra in ulei'tio; !:.!. all , Tin livening of eiyiniuii'iit tit the Im Mm. I'Vaiil. llichcl. A y I pioei immic und Hiidiiies was ita ami ic ; frealiiueutti were served, I .... I Tho Hiih-ni Muloivy. o .-bib will I10M 1 R tmhkot Horial a im) tlan ( at thoir club joouift not Tiiday ovothu lor tho Hub liiomboiH nnd thoir invilMl t rionds. TI10 J Mm locrpiinn ;o,t ovoninn and i -1 1 in?; iho loyi: IhIiiio today. I'. bSoluii.U, of Soattlo. tia olin auditor for tho (Iron Nuiiln in ;);io lompMity, in in llto 1 ily today 011 1 puny busiaoss, Tho M i skis I'hyllis nnd Kl'l'io I'ai ks. of I'ondloton, aro iti tiro it ihi.I rnttaiii dnriiijr Iho M's-.inn it' ih" ',' Inhuv. Wliito hoi-o tbov will nmko thoir ' homo with Mr. and M in. I., I'. .1. Knia NHs ts in Alluiuv tud:iy 011 Iium 00-t, M h, l.oiiirt Wolfniil, of Silvotton, iH it tho city nnd wi'l rouiiiiii duiinn tin1 0 o 'k. Mr. Wolfoid i.i now koi xiiii; oil tho comity jury. While iioio, Ihoy will sfiiy at tho homo of Mrs. Mmloc1;, on 'oh rt ht ii'ot. M Wh llallio lb'l in, fnrniei ly of ah'in who Inih boon in I'oitlnul for soornl innntliM, Itiin tahon up lior foiiMor pftf-ilion ul tho Spa, vol Anno, ot wooilomn, rrtunis t ,il;nns l-!pr ,inorii mi Kxpress I'rir, rlU Kur;;n Kxptoirt '0111 iMithiM n I prs ) 01. 1; i.t 1 horn f I v 1 'im hi's boon crn I ifyiuj;'. ! nf prn if-iotiiiu; ovor fix ! 1,100,0011 ot whom aro j 't i t of o. roi pi i ivn 1 !m- d r- Now York, i.h;; I of feud oorv othi'V : I'n-'ta had si cii.tniiiii,-- of a tt'u:.;poit 111.; tliiilv 0110 i.ti'Uinor-', tuuiM tdnnihl I for bil.i tor tin' i'.n nitu 11 Lf of al :'..iitlUo tor loth brain his 0; I'.'.nslal uro. Tho : ynlnt ion won a' 1 iiai U bv the re-obit io:iH i-omimt unfavorably. So.ttor llnlia.'i ! il indot'iiMt 0 po:-i i-iinofioiit m, t l:c ! was on. Tho contest d-vi-io; od a ' ;od dobato Souators lliMiic..i ' Tup-HI, b'ao.sdah' Mid Wood in favor1 of too fo-iolut ion, and Sonatuis Uiu;;- ! I;:ui Ibitlor. ''iu-oi and Vinton opposed, ' v. iih iho toilow Mii: ii'Milt when tho inil ballot was tali:'n ih I ht- ipu'-tion ut in-, lo! initt put poM .ii t : 1 I'iji po'itpoio "in lit : Soiuitors I-:i'-rotl. I'.iiiuham, !:!iop, KuDjO'i--, 1'.,!"!', ' M-k, Pay, (ia-lad. Ii:' .vb-y, !l(dii. j Ki.bilo. .n 1'olioft, I,aui(;utli, l.oin.'ii .obor, Mosor, ro-kiu--, I. S. Smith,.!. J ''init:i, MmytT, on dor llollon, Tlmmi-i -'im.- Total, LM. " ! , A.L;iiir.!-t Pioiick, I'm roll, MolVuh', j liiri!-1 !:i'o, towart, Vinlnii an! Wool. ; biiiop'ot a mount j m' a mult1 h'ir in I tlio 1 1 ioii'ir- of t itt' I tl.o U-.-.M and ma b- .-nn. Mty ..i-ts r. l.ai t" cm" i.-Mo tho m.s- ! don ill"' Iho 1 aioni''t la ! I , ill. Ill i it p. 111., ill Vldiil j ami ot. tiv. noin;; hi'.ij'd 1 iu-oi ii'.i'ii a!on H10 IcMal fCfj- .'.; rLOSE fiitii NORMAN 28 inches high i i A -. 'it of A "racetiil Ftv ics viVj.q smartly cut curved fronts, that with ;uii:iit easy cravat tie m p. TT, l'FAi?'-.rY ft C0 h.C. Y.M;r, Troy, N. Y. Mill ;av.u. mi J'lie citln'ili I lee 1- 1 eciiilill.i 11, hit lull HI the !mivv li.'ini' Is ilii--ium, Tii l.v I.MIl.A w. liie eel MciliCi In. Mini !.!,. : !.-V .!IIM..T'). cli gillie litlt IHUllt , I .11 esceeil.'il tie- ; .y Secietury ..f 1 lii.iii. hi:t iiiivul t I eci Mil lllell -1 ci I 1 1 i-ifii lnr, Imt .t.l, ill-relltl. II ' ll-j lilt. j ;-!f;;,l im s, ill. tlem.lll- I ,-!.).:.n:ilii o!' the war I in Klin '!', n.ii'ie -ii''h im iiiii'iei-iiiii en j the 'llell.ltclf i.t' the . tuieii'.tcc Hint- the i ii.lv.i. ut es i.f ll hui el' iKtiM'iiii ill'"-' j Sllll'MllllieS hii.l linie iliriiciilly ill (ill- tiiininn iintliiiriiil im l-r lii ut' I hem' bi iiihliwl ''' m eri -'i'icMy .liniii- I. I l.v '.il tie mi c,i.,i,.v. iHCficrts mi Russia u"i (ii tho on- bscsred Morgaa Lean WalritiLton, dun. I'l. rrosidont WW nun was cpniparod with ChiU'los V. Mur phy fonnor londor of Tainniauy llnll. ;ind 'ltoss' Tom Tiiort of Jndinua, in ;i spoot.h didivoroti in tho M-iutto tins afl'rnoou by Senator Uorah of Idaho. ( 'ouiiiHMit jnj on t ho iHido!it V do chuatiou in his rocout Judiitiiapolia f-pi'i '-h thai doiuoi rats " who won 'I pliiy on tho t aiii should &vl oil' ' ihuah said : 'Thono s; nit- instnntionv woro insut'd by Tnnilint to oiphly "f his political honolnnoii in Indianapolis, wlm hit or wore ind'olod for iolitioal corruption. naval nppioprjitimi bill, ul whioh ' I h snmo oi'.ior also wh- ismhmi n.v AHir- tho-- i-nviM ns ai" a part, and mv M"iy u inn ,iin loio-no. i-i nun- rii.j.Mv roti.p!.'!''.l bv tho tonimitto-! "tini.v Hull.' will bo r.Yo.tod to tho'houo soon. N-.uMor ( ummpm of Imwi. lollop l.i,tb-' nuxV nd.ocyt-w uortod!"'"11 '.lh n Npoorh in wlmdt ho mp-d ,i.l .(,,, ,tifiii ,,f iti,. .(iiiiiinttoo i iiif-t t 1 tlt U'loppoii oi a irmui Din m'i-ih-l; tho din-t t'-ul! of tho imitnlio.i ! iorinuu.-ii u i " ora ( i ii, .uoxion, ny in1 President Wilson Was Mhdd Etrah: OF KENTUCKY GOES TO UNITED STATES SENATE To.' million poi ab-olutoly d piltoh o; a r diiv ami l!:o lino c aipi i -i to.; 'titto ii liof o'o. l.;1 nil It pi'l lliaiU'Ut bjh'.jM fi ofi'oit Until :oimnn'r. if not boior, ti.ib-d iustruolioto! for M'udinj; pm-k- , niy. ntiil fur -d.t tni nif th" rofurd ' trMip"rlatioii ni"iiov m'o in tho ham!, uf iho s'.ito oomniittooH ropri'yi'iitiujj ! Iho i-nminiv ion for roliof in Ib'iiuiu. : Thi'V hao nbo b-on jostod by ponnis ! nion of I'ostmutt-r (b'liornl Hr.rlo-ou in t ho (iri.nin) pi it.'t't'o'.' i t hruiiojomt tin I'nitod Stalon, Siuidir iiMrut'tion bavo boon oluood iti tho offices oi' oiht oxprovf conip. nios, 'I i inf tion nmy iumi bo hud by iidlro:-wo tho I'otnmi ion for roliof in llol'iarn 71 HrtMidwtiy, Now Yorli ('itv," In addition. lovornor Willi worn be (ton )' .1. ,laa. l:i. itoports that iiirod a loan tf frl -.(nm,. P. .ion;iiii Co., woi'o i wblolv oivcuhitrd ln-to todnv. A tho o i -Mori'Mi offices it n ntutod thul tho r.Hitinuod 1 nunit'f was puioiy a cotnmorvtat Tnins- (),.. i ndion (b't.ioiioil lo lai'ilitato lni;iau i-ro !it m Mio l ntto'l. " Kuiii, " said it nionibor of iho firm, tuirrl:iiiiit' simi'I:i' in t!to open iniirl- M'd nioi !y :in n n.jo'l tor n oroiht. r:ii niii'i- throi'i'h'onr onmpauy. Our notion eouiplioil full' with Tho tonus of fori oral rosoro liiw. All tho inoi oy will j n-main in tho 1'nito'l Slutos." hi .TiJuuit t;.o 1'ni' ! of l ho KuropoMi war d Siaios bi'cnu.'O iiu n v, I ko tO'V. In .1 th;,t thoy p .iiilio In 'V vo trod to oxpond mhos for, 5- ;.':r;:;;;:,CCRSAGSBOUOUETS FASHIONED OF BRIGHT lleetei! ill A iiierii :i n t;nverniiicnt. Scnutiir Williumji. nf Mivi-tsi pi. iimh y!vereil Ciiniiiiiiiii. lie teiitl llie rci-tilii-vjtinn win-' intioiliiceil fer the piiiie,ti' el' . iiiliiitilsieu' the iiiliniiiitt nil inn. I " I i.rcilict," niiil Will'lilllis. "tlilit "'tin' lU'csiilcnt will lie elccle.l liy Ii 11111- limitv vi. te in IHlii li H ll i-eciilt el ln I Mcxieiui lii'lil'V. I'lie llienev enllectei J-luiii'i; th ciiciti(iii i f Vern Cm, hy ! Aineriemi tnioii will lie hehl hy this j tinvci iiiiienl 'mil il ll (iiiveriiiiient is es ; tiillilit'l in Me.vlen, which enii he n'c- nenii'cil hv the I'nitcil cilntes. ' Ciimmins relnrtftl witii tie1 nteriieii I thut lie vMint.-il inrtiriiiiititin "l ii'in the I c:litiiill nf the team." "I iYrne;'Me tlie fait," ctnil inm tl t I'liiiiiuiiin. "that iiicnilicrs uf ii clnli ile " ,, ,, ,. ... ,,. ,,, lint h ive tlie Millie l.llthelity lis the ca. Heler all call., tor relief t,r iml to the ! . . , , . . 4 1" F IV! SOCIAL S2RV-CE CENTER Ciilon ef Vrntornul, ilellirlous, Civic, Imlii' I ri.il nwl (Mhor Orminlziitlnns ntnl Citizens of Hulem for Mutual Mil. 'f fr objoot. In to pr..ido a .ooiiil ovouino. I ,js ,JtMm to,,. nn,.r HUMl(;tlir Hovorn'r tll,,1 ,',,,l,u ntntoinonl: tho ini'iubi'iH nod I'liombi of tlx- lub un I to imliK-o somo ol' tin- tow rciiuiimuu nioton',Mdo vnloiH in tho tity to iion tho i lub, Tin (dnb nuinboiK iinion it inomtiorn iionily ovory ndcr in oi nour HmIoiu nnd iimuy from tho Mitnllor tow to hour by. i Vro miptiiillv ontoi (ninin j tor Mi-- Matiblu Kchorlou iiitr) hor 1 mi ih o, I 'rod rick Cnriioll, ot w'oodbnrh, vho--o mat rino oft'urrt'tl liittt Salnrtlny, Mr, and Mm, I'liul Si lnnidt woro hont itt tin nt t met holy pin ti nod dm nor, Woduosilny pvoiiiiiu. Thoy woro itmonn tho low who know nf Iho approaching ovout and itiolutloil in thoir yncsts' led otdy intinnilo t'riomls of bolh yonu pooplo, A pri'Hy pinh color koIioiuo whs usod, rurnitious of thin huo oonloiiiiL; iho lit bl. Tiny t'tipidi fluttoroil I voiu I no oloctrolir-rts and nlsn marltcd pho'os lot tho follnwitiK, bosidi-H tho honor no-dn: Minn Jifio Koiton, Mish Mm Kohor Ion, Minn JoM'io liamos, I.on l'aj;o. layn with hin hoii iiui) dnuojitor at I South i oinmon'ial Htroot. Mr. Aline ii ciiuitj!"'! in businoMs at Woodbmu. I'. 0. Mol'niniM, ,oaunjor lor tho V. ! ll. tllnlKo Co., will intrvo to Snb'iu with his family and innho thoir homo nt t Noiln Ninotoonth ntioot. Tho V. It. (ilat'o Co. have latelv horn lit Iho Si- Wo, of Oregon, uro no far sopnrnt-i oil from tho horriblo t onditions in Ku ' ropo, duo to tho war, that I holieve wo i senn'tly ronlio Iho prossin nood for) aid on t!io other ido of tho Atlnntio,: I fiiN'erely Impo that the people of llii- stnto will render every iipsintutu-o pon-1 hilde to the poopb- of Holnium in tins! I alio urj lienor, , is m.i.e i, ui a. un-r , " I i,f t ho ten in, a nd I r, .M-e lo make a let nociii'ies ol th- i-itv and lionco u i ... ...-i. , ,.. hit or rtriho out when the rap- i i t ii-o ii it nr i'i ;o , eii...iv yi.iiii.. ,-...., ;uu .. , , . ,,,, r(,,. Yen il Her nil se aline rcii'-r itimrus nun nyi'ii-1 . , , f'.,v - lem 1 iiiiiiimsiiii Co.. mill Mr. M . I iniiulil hour ef. their iicccmsIIv .nm x here friini Kiuiene hi ii:iin:'i;ei. tliat everyeiie. with tlie interestn et Im i m i ' Imuuitv nt heart, wnuhl nipiecinte th" ! n i M ; cn iiieriitiini reiiilcreil to relief w ork liv 1 liUlllill lllySiCriCS ithc centul nml eM'rein aiitlieritiit.." 'j of Yomig Ministc -1 viilh n till nt Avini. Ill, hut ilenleil! . that liuth toiler's chihl win hl. lie: Chieiio, .Iiiii. 1 J. A tannic lis uretit h'im' ii'lniitle.l that Unlli hiiil liveil fnrj n time in KeiiiiHnu nml thut lie hint ni tre. litceil her there ni hi:i wife." J I iitluiitieim tctlnv were that the fe.l ' iih unit niierett In the liuucm ens,, in New York nan ueiienteil t 'n y In churchmen III fiiur hIiiIch wlm me nl ti'iiiptiu to milve the marital ui ."tei ic' enil niitliuritiei weuhl Invc 1 litnte uter'i' whether linniell hiiil uiit Until I ii ii tii Ivciitvtut trem tlutiiuii. i Mrs. Phi is Vniithn Pnrtiell, the mill ef llie Hev. , lumen Muri-isim I'liruell yeiinit I iiitiiiiiiu minister. Hiiinell lives nt the loone here of Mm. IMwaiil I'. ViiUL'lin whose ihinuhter,! Istcr's wife. Issue I thin nfteriiiieii the iiccil III veurn, he elniins to liuve nun- I'ollowiuit slntenieiit : TI... K .....1,1 . ,....1 i .i;u r u.,,;i,. rietl Novemher 4. The pnrents of l;uth! "I hue fuith in my husliainl nml 1 ... . . . .. '-I vi, p t,,t -. i ii..,: i... i. Keneshn, Wis., Hint liarnell hiiil iimi I it'll Until ami wim the fiither of n five inoiilhs ulil linhv. The Hoieis Hlleuetl tlie ceremony whs ierfoi meil til llniii- montl Iml., In Ile1.il.er, 111 I.I. XV Mi.ll.,.. I ....... t ........ I .1,., VI clmi.:es Cor tho Keueslm Cuitiiri'in i will Hive n ituiieo lit Hie .Moose Ohil'nluy iiiht. hull Thn Veoiuen lo.lite will ive n iliince t thi) Moose hull Cn. In v uiht. This ia onn of thn regular niiiithlv ilnnces given for tho iiieuilierN of thg Imlne. A rirnmutlc rluli I:- l.einn foiiueil h ilnls of th' h ieth sell. ml, who me mix itua to tul.e up tho stu.ly nt' the higher rlasn rlrnnias aciinuslv, nml lenill lor tliFintelvea tho nlue of llie (ilnya which llll livo with Ii I in. Nine teuthn uf the stuff ilnte.l nl. out my hiisluiiul is un true, lie never ninvricl Until Soicr. lie nmy have ..iue out with her nml her Liiliy while he wus III Kenosha lint he In not tho nther of her chil.l.'' hurch. llo navn the minister insisteil . thut he never lunrrloil Until Si.ier. linruell formerly wn pantnr of the1 Kenosha church. I liarnell n.liuilteil," Malletl'n ri- A few wonln In a Journivl Want Ad will buy or tell for you. port wii.l, "a common Inw innrrinh'e idilisjiitiili ,-ien unuccesiiiry iin-l thereby save cost.! troul.le nu. I waste in duplicuto.1 effort i un. I expense. Iciniicriitic siile ..unlit to lie iilclnliel s ef n team nt the beck nml call of llie cl.ttlill, ' 1 SALE Ol' BEROR CONriRMllD. Fn:".V .i:.FC:K"ilAt?1 I'oraior tlovornor .Kdin 'ropis Wh it Ul't'o Jb-ehhatn of I out in Uv is tin- now I'nile l Malt s n natMi' oleot from tht'l r-tato. llo is forty-iivo yearn oll, and his ii-o has been rapid, llo boan the practice of law in iv.ll, at tho wiino t.imo fotvinc in the Hato h"nw of rop rosontal i ot. .lie wns editor nf 1 ho Ko'inichy Stale .Inurmil from THUS in MM I. lh was olivled liontenant, j;ov emor in lS'l' nnd lieeaino yovoinor on tho death of (inventor (iothel on Fob. I'.'iHl, llo served a- ptvunmr fur seven yems, llo was tho Itemoernlif nniitineo for Viiiteil States senator in llhis, hut un di tented by Willinin ?. lirndley, Wepuhlioaii. Mr. Koekhnin lisos ia I'ranM'ort. Anv ono liavini or htiowinij of worh ! for either woinon or men should call: . . , ... . . , ,, t, up ph.me number Kil.1. tlie'Y. W. C. A A"f '" ( " ':'"' -M;W for the fonner, an.l the Men's Cluli.i "''" '", V"""",' ';:'"t, liste.l above fur the latter. i baseball club c.icl aic.l ale ,v , I liicao rcpnrt that I'.ticl.ler .i..e llei- Kelief for local families, women nml ; ,''. the, While So, will oluy uilli .hil.lren. I'oo.l. clothii.k', fuel, meilicnl Vernon this ) r. trentniciit, etc., -.Mm W. K. Amlerson. column ot Herder tills the er- chnirman relict' c.i-iiiuittee, 1 1 1 1 Court!""" ""''I'l fr the sensoii. " Hoc .1 . .t .,n,i , tt ... 1,1 . ... ll.. i White, r l.itcller. will lllioenr at first irtei, i-.n.ii. v ... i. o. .... .' i ',, ..,-.' ...in .. . .. ! -,it tmhiv the iili,.,inec,ii,.it tin, I onse, .his iifiiniK mil pill ....iti, in... Horner ami HiHv I'ortell will work -illuitiy traffic over (lemiiin railwnv ar,ni,l oiul l.usT. The triiiniuir sen- li"n been snsiicn.le.l until .laniiai-y IH GERMAN RAILROAD KELDJFOil MILITARY Amsterdam. ,tnn. 1:1.- The Teleurin f prop lie. 1 to (jive name, a.lilress, etc., enrivctlv, nml be uie the nee.l is (jen- nine. Mere rumors olten nivo busy Iwoikers iiuuecev! urv trouble. nun will decide which will be used at dnrini; which period the i will ... .ahort. Ai'i'ealn for feed, n!mn or lol,:iim by j used exdusivelv bv the military. . . ... .. .1 vu . I. . I. IIM' IS I 11V Mill i I tuts., ills ill ttttt. til-tun si.titnti nu i'-- i i it. - . . . , . . . ' j , ferre.l to. Center 'i he.,,n,ter, for ,,,vkl !""1,1",, """"" "' 'n m the western battle front, and men Mcn'n club), -lilu I'Viry street, lf , m , vou wish to jjive them food in return for .crvicen book tea meal tickets, fho JOUITal Want All DOtS runtintt srl. will save its cost iiiiinv tinien r' ZZZtJyr1 wi" siv t,,0,n i the business. It finds tho wlu Thin in beliexed tii foreshadow no- life! hi. ' ptirtant ihoveineiit fi nf I ronpi eilher ti mav ind'iiMte n vi'tioent rat ion of fore for a new effort to bioak through tin' t'llicd linoN nml roach tho lloiun and I'renoh oont. Kmplovme.it f.v Mot-.-Center1. free position .Hid it JllaCCS tho emplovnient bureau nt the Men'a eluh, . tt',0 Kerrv street, phone l'.".7. Free to . nfiht PCOPlC 111 UlC l'lfi'ht Milndv'a eiistuniK jiint inisson beini! ! employer and employe. Throuuj it the t finishetl' If nt neck or tucked in t hp I m tiro city helpn to find work for the laCC. It IS Small, DUt its e t .1... I..II... .1.--.. I. .... . lnw ,i.,tlli.l..v...l t 1 inilll IH Hi' I'O'll' V IIIPIU IC it." ts li. .l l' i bou.piet of artificial flowern. Th cor-l Pollutions nf Foodstuffs such ns meat a.i'e bouquet illustrated la made of j beans, flour, sii;:ir, putntoes. fruit etc. bits of bright silk coinlilned with nj would be veiy helpful. Hrinif snine to spruy of mignonette. Verm I .. i!y hail or phone :'-!. carrying power is tremen dous I WOULD STRENGTHEN DEFENSES. clyinpiii, Wash., ,laii. 1:1. An echo nl CoiiKiessinaii Cnr.lnor 's fiplit for nml" Had better enlist defenses for the nil Col was heard in the state senate to day when n joint iiicini.riul to cnnnren. .wis introduced, nrejnfl upon conKfe- the a 'ed of iininc.liate action towniib .IcfendiiiK Willapa and tlrnya liarbo" Ihiounh the eoiistnicti..ii of niitalil 'oils nml defenses. ll x :