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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1915. THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OBEOON, TWO QlociaLndPersonal toJ' ,a rhs By MOLLIS BUNOOtM A number of Willamette University paraphernalia to the setting, a typical A numoer or " atteudini nvlvao retreat. Entertainment center- tn JM I t"i. texture one of the ho, !?on Cabinc" Conference which eon- tosses giving an account of a summer' m il Albany Kriday. Saturday and ".t.ag. Mrs. Merrill was printed Sunday. The officials of every eol-w.th tokens of remembrance by the leg Y. W. C. A. in Oregon id expected guests. ... to be present, Friday' session t0 be. . . . . .. featured by a reception, bv the Albany I The young twop-lo of the Jirst tou Colleee Y W. ('. A. 1o the visitors at gregutional clirueh are responding to the college building where the confer- the efforts of their newly appointed enee take, place. Katurdav a luncheon pastor, lfcv. James Jilvin, in beginning will be given for the out-of-town of-1 activities along several different lines, ficials, Hunday being given over to A Christian Kndeavor society is being devotional and special meetings. Those tormjd, the lint in years. Tne first irbo will po from Haleni are Miss meeting was held Hunday evening with Beryl Holt, president of the V. W. ('. an ateiidauce f nearly thirty-live, A. of Willamette I'niversity, Miss Miss Bertha Clark presiding as leader. Florence Hnusnl, Miss Kuth' Barnes, Miss Margaret I'oisul has been chosen Miss Kosamonde (iilbert, Miss Aetna presi lent of the society, Mi?s Iternice Kmmell, Miss Ilelen Wastell, Miss .lurk, vice-president; John Kayinoud Genevieve Avison, Miss Ituth Winters, Hsyne, treasurer, and jdiss Adelti 'ye, ad Miss Kuth Hodge. secretary. i A junior ehoir, with a membership of The annual reception of the Seniors about twenty-five, has also been or f tho High school to the Faculty held ganized, William Mcliilctrist, Sr., di in the High school (Saturday night was reeling, one of the most enjoyable of similar . affairs given for some time. All1 Mrs. ISnrah Williams, of I.a Grande, formal it v was nut aside, the reception who bas been a several weeks' house "Salem First" Slogan Gains in Popularity Interest In Campaign Started By Commercial Club Given Impetus As Result of Sthool Essay Contest-Grade School Winners' Papers . i whv not. then nntrnmze Salem mer- weeKgi , - . . , . ... im Sal.m ,.,i! i :uum til ur.icr hi - That the "Try Salem First" cam-jB. Davis, Fast school.) nio. which was inaugurated by the " P-t to get work in Salem, Salem Commercial Club some ago, has been given greater stimulus; mal(e it a arc ci)vj and aroused keener interest on account! f you can't get what you want in of the essay contest which was con-' Salem ask your dealer to send for it ducted among the children of the pub-1 for you and I am sure he would be lie schools, the result of which was j glad to do so in order to receive your published in the Haturday issue of the; patronage. Capital Journal, is evidenced by the! What arc the stores here for if not WHEN RUN DOWN Hood' 8ar.aparilla, h Reliable Tonie Medicine, Build Up. The reason why you feel o tired all the time at this season 1 that your blood is Impure and Impover ished. It lacks vitality. It i not the rich red blood that gives life to the whole body, perfect digestion and enables all the organ to per form their functions as they should. Get Hood'e Sarsaparllla from any drupfilst. It will make you feel better, look better, eat and Bleep better. It rs the old reliable tried and true all -the -year-round blood purifier and enricher, tonic and ap petizer. It revitalizes the blood, and is especially useful In building up the debilitated and run-down. Hood's Sarsaparllla is helping thousands at this time of year. Let it help you. Get a bottle today and begin taking it At once. Be sure to get Hood's. Nothing else act like it. messages of congratulation that are , for patronage f pouring in upon the promotion depart ment of the Commercial club to the noticeable increase in trade as testi fied to by the Salem merchants. Some very good suggestions and ar guments were presented by the three winners in .the High school class or contestants, in which Leon Culbertjon, of 374 North Capital street, was award ed first prize; Thelma Wessing, of 704 North Commercial street, second prize. As a rule the merchant MARION COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION : America First" expedition. As the ur)ijn Williams, of South Salem, will "J Ro,lte 4- 1 h1'mJ' h 1 d .,..,. .ntcreH the, ' were furnished I... ,ih J Url,rn. where V"- PP" were published in starts business with n verv small stock As busines increases he gets a larger; Many Workers From Salem Will Go stock and in most eases he builds a to Woodburn on Friday of This larger store, but if no one patronized i Week, him, ho certainly could not build a larger store or buy larger siocss. i..c.y T?p Marifln (.ounty Sumky .,,,; i """'i u vm i """I convention thatwill meet in Woodburn ness and go some place else where and jatur.lav of this week will somo one would trade with them. b 1(il- b h Suni, Why won't the wives a-.d ' a'fte .j. of tni,itv. A tle of balem merchants and hu iness men. patromze Salem f How would i . seem ' d h f Ucleaatefc B. I1IJ Hill Mi I .. . ' , . , . . , . , . V ... ... :.. i-t '. i . - . i ... 1 ii. A'lfieri-on. oi iniH ( ii v. vu't'-iirpsuienr .ith paper money from the commercial, will remain for some time with X Trafle h3ol. also! J?.' XL 'ZIT'ZZ the convention, will have charge of furnish some excellent food fori almn'a Tt i. II,a s,ne thine for lne 'u" 'ac ua.v- nuay morning department by a senior nt an im-i (iutiubter. provised railway station, the gyinnas- As a final effort nt the Degree of Sum being fitted up as an excursion Honor convention held in MeCornack train. lMgnified seniors filled posi- 1K Mondny and Tuesday, Mrs. Dora Spring Cloth es For Men Men and young men of Salem will find the cUw that suits them at this old reliable store Th spring suits are here and on display. Your IS? awaiting you at Johnson's. m u I New Shirts We carry a choice line of the nobby new Shirts. They are the latest in style and color. New Hats Easter will soon be here! auuyuu win need a new Hat. Our stock con tains all the new shapes 0. W. Johnson & Co. 141 N. Commercial St. TRY SALEM FIRST MUCCWWMtMM s.I thought in their essays upon the sub-1 s to earn monev in Hnlem and go some ; A:,y- Vttvl(l90n'. ,no t''!nl. r'T.'"1'1".' I in..t nt "Trv R..im virt ". which urn .1.. ;. win luase an address on Die aiue or j i irj . . j - t - , iiii c .iav IU n u 1 II, I . f . Miss l,ela Ale- lunuiiv unu iiii-H'Hi, .inn. iuiu i .....i. ,i . . ..n u , u:n.- . v. , tions as engineers, conductors, porters Hovern and Airs. Htarr, bu'li of hugene, y. .... .,, .,, . ...... ' :.....! Caddain and I'rofcsso: Ira A. .Morton Jrnn-lwero elected president and secretary v. .,i,i ir,,1(, tt,.:, t.t -..Iv.'.. u....... l.n.. ...'r t,..i ; of tho Willamette 'universit ....wfr n 1.1 ,mn .......... ....... v . UUHIT,, Ull'll IIUIIIXI f l IH "1 i..i.. and refreshment venders. Han eisr important southern cities, New,. (,,, j ,.iinroe of the next annual con York and Coney Maud were visited, i vention, which takes place in Kugeue the trip being entirely successful in'mxt year. Alost of the out-of-town thoroughly acquainting student and visitors uVpurted lor their homes Inst instructor, and putting I hem on a niont : niKht, the remainder leaving this morn- informed plane of friendship. All .i"i" iing. ed later in the Virglniu reel. The! ' , gymnasium was decorated in the The nienibers of tiie junior h ague of Senior class colors purple and white, 1n Leslie Aletlmlist church, about with vining ivy i I in combination, thirtv in number, en.ioveil a social gath- Those in charge of the affair wcrej,lrjH! in tn(.jr ,.,Urcli parlors liiht .Sat fleorge Manning, president of the U;ky ufternoon. Benior class; Willinm Newmyer, ehuir-' mani Wntn llurbeit, Kstlier Miing, Mls, Frul,k nu(!.B and small son, Kirk Simpson, nmMtay Marker. .,n, nie leaving in the morning for jKiigciic to pass several duvs with Mrs. This afternoon beginning at half , , ,,,). ' mother, Mrs. .1. K. Duller, past two o'clock the south central cir-( . . . ele of the First Methodist church nre; Mr Bu, mIHi y.. i. Hoi ns. hiich en giving a silver tea in their church ,,.,.,.,),.,) ,.,, uf ti.i,. VOuug friends parlors for the benefit of their iration. Decorations are carried out " ' t lit-i r residence on North Seventeenth I i.nie natnt rutriiK nay the program is entirely t niigs ana songs i.vpicnny irisn flu , , A jHll j.;,,,,,, Kiewert, Miss Anna lanies or tlie ciiurch an, heir trleiMls, Wlb jMiw N,,lliu liu,iN(,, AliHB were exienuen n cordial iiiviiiiiioii 10 MUu K11o wiliiums Mis ... I Lois Miles, Miss Harriett Wallace, Miss awarded first prize; l.olitn B. Davis,ifor goods that H-A grade, f.ast sclionl, Wi'i i nureli street, second, and Helen Corey, 7-H grade, (iarfield school, lilij South Win ter street, third prize. The full text of the essays of the grado school winners follow: will also null he mir.li.ised in,"""1 !" in tne program. Salem, takes that much from the home coiuention win discuss, prm- and from the home laborer, mauu- J vipally, methods in Sunday school facturer, mercnaut, mid consumer. It ' teaching. Kndeavors are being made deprives tho Palem home nf its means to "-nrc the Ciiemawa bund as an ut of livelihood and adds that much more traction. Following the pr(.;ram Sat to the expenses of our government. urdav, the officers for the ensuing year We all want to see Salem grow and be-wli e riecreu: eomo n large anil ncaiiiiiui city, and manner, street, lust night. Those who enjoyed ! ami the ' " . "I '" ..their hospitality were: Miss Helen Some Good. Eeasons. eomo n laree and beautiful eitv. and' The program for the two days' sea- (First prize, grade schools, by Mabel if we spend our monev in Salem by sion is us follows: Dotson, seventh H, East school.) buying all our goods 'of Saltm mer Friday Moniing. There lire a good many reasons why chants nud factories, we keep the mon- 10:00 Song and devotional service, all the pec. pie. jn and about Halem ey in Salem and it comes back to us led by K. II. Anderson, Salem, shoulil "Try Salem First' when they in some form or other, J0:"0 "Tho Value of Cumty Con- want to buy something. The farmer Try Salem first; and then try again, ventinns," A. O. Davidson, county expects the merchant nf Salem to buy president. his butter, eggs, potatoes, berries and Portland Price Higher. 10: 10 Announcements. i any other kind of product Hint he may (Third prize, grade schools, Helen 1 1 ;00 Address, "dripping the have to sell. So it is no more than Corey.) I Home," liov. Charles A. l'hipps, state right, for him to buy his goods of the "Salem is the placo to buy. " ' secreuiry. Siilcm merchant. If the farmer came That's exactly what 1 would say ifl 1 1 :,i Itcgistration and assignment. io town wnu a loud or riirm product some one suouui nsK me wlicro I would A liouinir.ent. merchant would tell him to! buy, in Portland or Salem, My ex- Friday Afternoon. , D rii ley 2- i inches No r.man 2i inches ARROW COLLARS Are not excelled by any other 2 for ,25 cent collars made here or abroad Ci.i'ktt, Pnssonv & Co., Ixr. Makers of Abbow Shirts Tot, N.Y. attend. I)diiu Ileuison, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss llallie Hoty, Miss Mabel F.truiisiiuugh, Miss l.illic lloniagalla, .Miss lleitha lioth, Cecil Walker, Mrs. M. K. Miles, Mrs. Nettie Myers, klrnest Albright, David Kolb, Kiiiuk Straiisbaugh. The Annual Freshman fllee of Wil lamette University will take place in the chapel of Waller Hull, Saturday rrening at eight o'clock. These events which are open to the public, are al ways happily anticipated. F.uch of the various classes havii been hard at work for sonio time preparing words and nunic iiir Hil l ri'iri-iiiiif i ill. suiiu 1 ,. . , , , . ,. I . . ... . , . , i i .1 ,ii coin d nient to Mr. I'eetz, u honor ot waieh is to he given by them as their " ' ' number at next Satiirdny night's ion oii,l them to some iiierchnut in I'ort lund or Chicago the farmer would prob ably get angry. A merchant would have as much right to do this as the service, rert, Tho class which secures the decision of tho judges will have the distinction of furnishing the college with it official song fur the coming yenr. Mrs. .1. 1.. I'eetx entertained with a dinner uf twelve covers lust night, in his mrthdiiv. "Mrs, H. 1,. Shaw, (1,1 Stipe) was penencc in trying Salem first was like 1:11 Song and devotional this: E. II. Anderson. Sulem. 1 wanted a pretty middy suit, one j 1 :i!(i Address, "Management of like the other nirls didn't have. l!av-i(! rll.lcil Cnirn " tiiiu lllivrt I'ltnL iiunicr nns io send to tne stores otjing a trleinl in I'orMand who watched L tiitc superintendent of elenientfliy tli the cities mentioned for goods that he the sales for us we found there was tnivisiiti. could buv in Salem. be a sale the follewiug Saturday. Wej ' 1 :,',0-Address, " Mow We ISuilt Vp a The laboring people should try Salem went to Portland and I picked out onel lllm sn,iay .w0- ,,. A, Anderson, "i"1' I unit I) II I m 1 Willi' m IKllilll Ullllll'llt II UIU I III ItTni . IT " V ' .iVnLi. n over Sunday and Monday and when I a: io Hound table, conducted by we eanio home, upon getting off the !ov (- a l'hipps ears, what should I see but a girl with! n.'i0l..Thp ,.,, f vl c A liiwiilv Mill, nn I1L.1 l.n mm t ...u .... ' iirinni. . 1 "lu Vpi. . i " ' orllaiid v....,..K null in,:. Jin- lll'Al ilUV I A. 0. Davidson, 'The Oreat Need of speaker to be! Salem. 1 :!.) ' ' Needs of the County Ai Hon," A. U. l'avidMiii, toualr pits dent. The Hiingalow church was the scene ! of K pretty St. I'atriek box su'ial lust Friday evening, wlr.cn was giveu liy the l.oyal Workers' class. The parlors of the church were i.ppropriiitely deco- uitcit in ui-ceii mid white with lestoous " '7 . . . i. I .....I'thM nilllli ... n.. .. I... 1.1 . .... I... I ircent hostess," savs a society item,"' "n'" "'. i" ' 1 1. " 4. ., .i.,illL,.'i.. ..... i,, Idans and daffodils. A short program , biff 'verUhing posnlde from home - .. . . " ..... ......1 cm....... Wll 'l l'..-H-!, III .l,.l.. Solo, "Hoses," Mabel Simpson, uc compiinied by Mrs. J. F. Schneider. Di.ilogue "(iossip." lla.el Long. Huliy Allen, Mabel Simpson, I 'earl Walling, llessie Smith, l.cilu Cooking, ham, Fiances anieioii. Solo, "Somewhere a Voice Is Call- Itessie Smith, nccoinpanicd by a House, or store lie gets Salem carpen ters and other luborers to do the work for him. If the carpenter or laborer wants to do the right thing he will trade with the Suleui merchant. 'I he lawyer, doctor, minister, and , at school 1 found that several other teacher all get part of their pay fromjgii'ls had one just like I did mid going the merchants so they should help theho"' at noon mother noticoi in the merchants bv buying goods from them. I daily paper where a store in Salem was We nil like to see nice big stores; having a sale mi middy suits like with nice displays of different kinds mine ut less than half 'the price of of roods in the windows. We nil like mine and 1 hud tried to get one cheap to live in a lively busy city. The onlviin Portland and had reallv cost more way tu Have such a eitv is for a of 2:00 Klection of officer, rip a committers and com-luHon ufr 2:30 "The ('tiieago Coo vc ilia,'' Rev. Charles A. Pk,: ; S: 15 Opening of wtiia hu i"i discussion of qucMioM. TIKE IN PEIKTINO P1AST. the engagement of Miss Charlotte Dig rr to Jack Fisher, formerly of St Jouls. 'J'he engagement camn ns a romplcte surprise to her many friends. The wedding will be an event of the early Fall.'1 The announcement also came as a raaiplele surmise to Miss diner's friend here. She is n charming '"g. young woman and formerly resided I Jinnee t ninenn. liere. Sime her removal to' Portland liibnin Mandolin club respon. led with merchants, "Try Salem First" is just the thing tor evcrvuodv do. Why Back Balem Merchants? (Second price, grade schools, Loleta wnue tne ones should have gotten were right here in Salem. Not always does it pay to get things in Portland because the price of them alone is cheaper. Hv ihc time vou nut in vnnr in and about Salem toifare, lunches, hotel expenses, enter tainment, and other things vou gen erally do and get your shopping amounts to more than if shopping at home. "Always try Sulem first." 3:i,IO "Teaching Methods ill the Adult Department," Mis. Donenhowor, state superintendent of teacher train ing. 3:10 "Two Oreat Moulding Jn I'lueiHcs of tbe Day," K, H. Lockhurt, Salem, c Friday Evening. 7:. 10 Song and devotional service, led by K. H. Anderson, Salem. Tenor solo, A. A. Schiunim, Salem. 7: 1,1 Address nf welcome: Wood- burn. 7:-r Response, county president. 8:00 Address, Ihe Present Times, chosen. Saturday Morning. fl-.OO Song and devotionul service, I. II. Anderson, Sulem. D:J0 "Work in Klementary Oradec" Miss Olive ( lark, state super intendent elementary division, 0:40 "The Seven-Pointed Teacher, i Uev. ( has. A. Pinpps, state score- , ,,.., I Spokane, -V' . . . ... ....Ik. ,.. il 111:15 "Siiniluy School Record and fpouanc rrc-s was im..u.i.., -Kfficiency," Professor Ira A. Morton, i 0f foinniissian by a bascmenl fire ft" Willuniettc university. 10:40 "Teacher Training," Mrs. Donenhowor, state superintendent. 11:00 Reports of county schools. 11:00 Meeting for older boys only, in M. K. church, Rev. Churles A. l'hipps. Meetins tor cirls only, in Presbyter- i was un cnurcn, irs. ionennower, i pii-aacn um v. - . Saturday Afternoon. was able ti. put out rlr MW 1:30 Song service, K. II. Andcrsoji, I afternoon. Wash., XIar.b IT. IV morning, which did danuific ainounti td $3000, Fire started in tbe lunwu j of tho Kmpire buildiiiR u whifk Press is located and before the flwa could be controlled the entire bwe flooded with wster, pn"8 ' A,,, nf conimifeion. me Helen Wnlchcr, Perry Watcher, Dorothy llobniii, I'ori.'hy Itoshart, (lene itrniul hoKt, Wesley Hraiulhorst. (l.lcll Mat she has been fieipiently entertained several encores. The boxes were line , ihe:i, Janet Kennedy, Henrietta llish- ia Shhhi hs the guest of Mi Miuytioned by Mr. Sehotield, the proceeds -ip, Frederick Arpke and l.elii lluw Schults. beili't ilouated to tiie liulldiiig fund, i thoiiie. !tiaui of various descriptions were in ll.inoring Mrs. Fliabeth Merrill, . dulged In until a late hour, when all who i depart lug shurt I v lor t levelnud, ' present departed with many words of Ohio, to take up her residence with a praise lor the class uf ten gills who en tertinned them so splendidly. Mis. A It ii Schneider, teacher el the clas, was assisted throughout the even ing, besides the cluss, by Mrs, Molly lleigi r, dagulitor there, the Indies of the Lucy Ana lw circle til' the First Methodist church nud their friends were furnish ' ftl novel entet tiiiiiuicnt ut the hnine of Mrs. A. A. I.ee yesterday afternoon, j Via. I.w, Mis. K. II. Anderson, Mis lame (Iruiiaui, Mrs. T. K. (ooksev; presiding as hostesses. These gather ing are lim it lily i urrciice, the hos- trMi each time being the uii'iiibers who.ii birthduvs full ill ditfeicu. mouth. A tu in i ii t ti i summer eunipiug Mrs. Curl Arpke, islc.l by Mis llcniy lloshint, cutci tiiiucd h gioup of mull folk Monday, uftei ciiiiii ut the Arpke residence on South Commercial streit, in celebration ot the uiuiii miiii lav u' the hostess' diiughlcr, Helen The Omecn class of the Leslie Meth mlift caurch is giving a silver tea this iilteinoon at t-:e residence of Mrs. J, C. spencer, the atfiiir being given as a church benefit. A program in keeping with Snint Patrick's day was planned is nn important fcatme. M. PERSONALS lIik C. II. Hey mer, of Monmouth, is regis i tered at the llligh. ' Dr. Win. Spencer, of Cnnby, was in! the city yesterday. Mrs. Kit i t It Franklin lett this mom I ing lor MeHndc, Ore. F. (j. Deckabnch wu a passenger on the morning electric for Portland. Ted Wolford, ot Silverton. was ill the city .M'steiiliiy tiHiisucting business. Miss Klennor Hearing;, a trained Miir-l', nun I II I 111! in A I till II V till U CUM.. ml fit suggested the moiitli uf August . A pretty pink color sc iciiie was cltect Ihe vacation month in which there 'cd, 'he little guests, surrounded by are lio circle mcetitigs. Fvciy detail decorations in thiwe colors, enjoying jie was iviilisliiully reproiliiced, lioui lent, vetiile tiolics uud pastimes, bammwk and various other liccossniy Those present were: Helen Pollock, Tiie Young People's society of the 1'uited F.vuugelicul ehureli will be en teitaincd at the home of Prol'essir and Siitu -.lii Vili, :' """"""' "", Mr. D. A. Kenoehl left for Sa,,, ' ' ' '' K'. . . Mont., attcr a xisit of several weeks in I the city. Th" musical on'emors uroiight to Sa ' (leuige Henley, f Corvnllis, is now nie mis .M'ar oave oeeii ainotig the fin nsMieiatcil wu,, ,he Conger Printiiii: . titsiiinlile, Suleui people showing Co. of this i i'v bv giving splendid very Mi-tHUce, Ah on the musical nr Hppearifce u the lav THE MUSICAL A11TISTS COUUSK Presi'nts in Its Third Concert of This Season The Apollo Club Of Portland, Friday, March 2t. A grand chorus of male voices assisted by two excellent soloists CHOICE OF SEATS May be obtained by purchas ing an exchange ticket now at the music stores and reserving it at the advance sale at the armory from 11:;J0 to 7:,)0 next Friday, March 10. ENTIRE HOUSE AT THE POPULAR PRICE $1.00 cst tieir appreciation ' -mpp n in almost I 'he thiid olfering i.ists' (nurse, t'le 1 olio club of IWttinnl I'r !, is not to be lightly Sofirly seventy live l:mle voice make p tins chorus, the ice.isiu being tea tnied by solos by w II Kiionn mum I iStS, When these conceits sie giieu iu "o'Cau.l the lleilig is never capable ut liiild.'ig s! who vviili to attend, and, ; iudg'iig from intc t nlicii.lv mani teste I hete, it Is expected tliut tne same 'CUV le said of the a eu i n m e of this jlic.lv uhrn it come, to the ainiory. i' " el' scats inn v lie i.l.tuincl In- I ,'Ut' I lining :in cxcliaii! .'he music stuns hud icsciving it at lie advance uile at tbe iinuory 1.1 Fit lay 1 1 tins week. I', Citv S. Hc'iher, piesiilcnt of the Falls l.uuili,'! ( n was in the eitv llii. inorning en mute Kails City. O. H. Oilhctt. of the Pacific Tel... March phone & T.'bgi,i.h eouipunv, Portland. unsidered. is in the eitv .h:iy nn luisiness, t'lvde Knapp. iiistnietor at the tiaiiiicg si mill, i, oionding u few 'h Ins children in the Midi! inn state duvs ' eitv. Well Known Authoress Dies In California Santa Monica, i Mnn h K. - M,,. I.nu.n A. Csihniiii, well known author ess of New V.i. nml S.n l'..ii.,...n ticket now ut "'"I "'"thi'r el tin-Princess I.Hainwiteh oi ivniii, il, , st. Catherines hos I itiil here t .lav. ..01 ,is veins. 'I rs. ( a Mr, and Mr. K, A. tiinnl are re ...... I...... i. ioik sexeinl ,..(,, auftrring a conii.licuiioii i.i a . New f nun era Til ing telii itatioiis upon the birth ot lailcl pi help the aged Wuman and i little daughter, Kuth Adeline, born gradually p,.w wCBhr.r until death inlii'iiiiv, Mr, tiinnt Is teeretarv of relieved In r ul t... nn. he S.i'eui Hosloess Men's Icigue, Mr. and Mrs. Honabl C, (Hover re finned home from Wnslnuglon, O. C list night, and will be domiciled ut 3 Ninth Commercial street until the VI IS. VV, ii.l,,., S XI. a. a daughtci, ns n't her iii.i licr' bedside when th,. ,., came. Sheriff Wtlli,M uch and wifa and Hum- Mint,. .,f XI. .ii i i,'... i " .. r. ... .v,,p,,, ,i,.,-, ,P ., n, , ,H m rlvnte secrrtarv ii 1. Iltwlcy. tu ougri'ssiiian Wil Th mantle of charity cover a lot jf aiualeur theatrical pvrf. rnnnces. li-Uiinri. wen. rii.c.t.l o auive in I mtlsnd tonight. Fp to a ate hour t.nv, hw,.vr, no wonl has '""A " lN,,d (mm the partv, and it a ren.i,(c, 1,V.-IV that thev would t ainve in th,, Vuy b,fwre to'mu-iow. The Telephone a Community Builder A telephone system, like the street cars, is an aid to the city's growth and suburban development. It makes it convenient for the city employed man to live in the sub urbs or country. "Handy to business' now means a pretty suburban res idence or a home in the real country. Factories arc built where land is cheap. The population of the overcrowded cities flows out in to the country, relieving unsanitary conditions and im proving the general health of the community. The telephone bas brought the city and country closer together. The IJcU telephone system is aiding in the upbuilding and growth of 70,000 communities, and giving impetus to t he "back to the land" movements. Every Bell Telephone Is a Long Distance Station THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY JlMHI