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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOTTENAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY. AFBIL 13,
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By MOLLIS BUNOOBM
THE community sinir which was an
nounced smno lime ago to take
place in Willson iurk or some oth
er centrally located iduee, and which
was postponed owinr to numerous oth
er event claiiuinu; the attention uf
Hungers, has been taken up HU'iin, and,
ni'co.iiiiii? to proHfiit formative duns,
will lake place some time in May. An
earlier date wan lit first decided upon,
it tinally lieiux concluded (hat the
weather would lie more dependable at
a later time; ami ns the ivciilher will
he an important attribute of the uf'l'nir,
it in most essential that it he pleasant.
The committee in chnrcc of tho event
eouipoBcd of Mrs. William l!uijhaidt,
Jr.; Mrs. I.u Mi. ne . Clark, Mrs. J'. A.
Kllioit, Mrs. Everett Anderson, Mrs.
Cliaiiucey l!ishni an I Mis. John .1. Rob
ert:!, Dr. II. ('. Kpley, I'rofessor Walsh,'
were (ailed together Saturday nilit at
the I!nrt;harlt residence, arrangements
for the "sin" leinj partially com
pleted at that time. Two of the mem
ber , Mrs. Iiinliop and Mrs, Jioberts,
are ill Kan Krnncisi'o, hut lire expected
IWn.i in time to assist with final de
tail?.
It is now definitely l.nimn that W.
II. Iloyer, the well known lender of
the Apollo cluli, of 1'ortland, will con
duct the siiijjin, this announcement
beintf the cause fur eonHideralde rejoic
ing naioiiK music luvi-is. Ah nearly
ewrr'ono knows "ciMiiiniinily sins"
iire rt(it inoiieyimikiiin nll'iiiis, but are
nrrhtijjod purely to i"ivo jdeMsuie. There
is mice ssaiily soine expense i onnocted
with them, however, as programs must
lu printed and a uunilicr of incidental
i Aiuritfi'B incurred, 'J'hose 'who are ac
tively identified in nrijinj'inir the com
munity hill),' should be idvcn the most
ntu isiuHlie support, mid this enn be
done in but one way ly everyone at.
teii.liujr. It is not thnuuht likely that
there will bo liuv trouble in this re
sK'ct. Indeed, affairs uf this kind
wherever ijiven have been most largely
lltleniied, everyone cmdinlly welciunin;,'
mi opportunity to join in siiijrjnu, the
beautiful old solids.
Tlie iiocial servic. meetings at I'nity
church, which are licinu, held every
Sunday evening, nro rnviiir in popu
larity, the liiHt program yiven lieinn
especially pleaiiinn. Mrs. Viola Vender
llolmaii appeared in vioHu selections,
the iipplaiiM) which fu'lowed her iiiini-
I eiu lieiiiK almost an ovation. A num
ber rf encores were (riven, (lu.don Me-
(iilchriat nave a ul solo, I'rofessor
l'itmun, of the sllito iioiiual si'liool,
rouilinu, from .luini's Whileumli Uiley.
I'ro'essor Mac. Murray, of Willamette
imiveisily, will t;ive rcndinns fniiu
llrieux, th l'Vcnch driiiiintiHl, at next,
tSiin.luy ovoninu's nicctiu;;.
Under the In inline, "Hume Talent
Is Ureal ly Mnjoyed," the Cnwlte
Timei, uf I'lirmllis, has the I'olluwiiiu;
tu say:
"Ifrown of Harvard" was played to
l' no! her fuir si,ed liiulii'iiic last niejil.
The dny was presented so splendidly
that th audit urn not much pleasure,
and then) were Mime lnjli spots that
were, superfine. That .lames W. Molt
idiou'd have taken such a lniie cast,
nil but twit or th run wholly without ex
per..' lice, and accomplish si) much in
two week in niitliiliu short of remark
I bin. The production, however, follow
(d two weeks of violent nrlivily in
theatrical attractions, and the attend-
ure, while Kim.l, w.is not all that was
huiod for. Mull proved a splendid fel
low, II real coach and hlh class gentle
111, 'in, and the cast appreciated him to
the limit.
lia Ramsey, McMinnvillo; Mrs. G. E,
JScckwith, Turner; Mrs. T. H. McUin
nis, t.'iirvallis; Mrs. Herbert Eakin,
Cottage drove; Mra. II. It. I'osper,
Dallas; Mrs. Margaret Osburn, New
port; Mrs. M. II. Whitby, Cor
vnllin, recording secretary; Mrs. F. Ii.
Kraser, Albany, correspondinx secre
tary; Miss Itlanche Heir, MeMiiiti
ville, secretary of literature; Miss
Vi'sln Holt, Ktigeno, Voiing J'rnple's
society of Christian lindeavor, secre
tary; Mm. C. A. Illuckbiirn, Lebanon,
inisHion study secretary; .Mrs. .Joseph
Muhr, Eugene, Westminster Guild
secreiary; Mrs. .T, G. StephciisMii, I'iu
(;ene, extension secietaiy and libra
rian; Mrs. E. H. I.eoiiunl, Eugene,
band uii'l junior work secretary.
Miss Anna Ii. l'owell, of Albany; Mr.
and .Mrs, J. (I. Mcintosh and Mrs,
I'earl Hodges, of Indipcndince, were
weCwnd visitors in tsalein. Mrs.
Powell took a lending part in the oper
etta "Pauline" j;ivcn under the di
rection of Mrs. Guy Kn:ipp at the In
dependence opera house Friday evening.
Mrs. Powell sung ln'tweeu sci'iics,
"Dedication," by Franz, "Lotus
Flower," by N'humnn, and ",v'.'ine
where u Voice is Calling," by Tate.
.Mrs. W. E. Paddock of Independence,
played the leading role that of Pauline.
Hiilem atteiuliints at the elaborate
Post Faster party given in Eugene,
Easter .Monday, at the Hotel Osborne,
by .Mi's, Martini Chambers, ills. J. I
Page und Mrs. S. F. Keurns, were .Mrs.
Charles A. Grey, Mrs. C. M. Chambers,
Mrs. Charles Fisher nnd Mrs. I.. T.
Hums,
n
Mrs. A. J. Stunton, uf 2,ril!.'l State
street, entertained the P. E. & E. Trol
ly Club Friday evening, assisted by
.Mrs. Genevieve Kuviinniigh and Mrs.
Alta Schneider. Those present were:
M.es. lames lleach, Nproul, Hinger, It. Ii.
l'obe"tsoii, Wat hi 11, Atherlon, Suover,
MeCnll, Taylor, Keeker, Hi ely, Stanton,
Hull, Schneider. The next meeting
will be in two weeks lit the lion f
Mrs. ,1. A. Sproul, I'.Hi Tinner theets.
A "Peiiiiut. Pastime Parly" is the
offering of the Failed Artisans for
Wednesday night in Moose hall, the af
fair to be ajieiicfit for the Ailo-Frisco
girls, who are In go down in a body
to the exposition Inter, 1'nilef the lead
ership of Mrs. Norma Eeffiugwell,
leein'iers of this organi.al ion will form
mi I'literlauinieiil coiuuiiltee. The pro
gram, which is rather ubslract und mil
particularly eulij'.htening, follows:
Proficient Party Pleasingly Perforins.
Parody Piudeutl) Presented Per
1 riiii'sing Poet.
Pietly Pei fiiriniincu Prettily Pre
sented. Phasing Piece Presented Per Popu
lar Party.
Proi erly Prepared Piece Patieullv
Columbus, Apr. 13. Sen. Sut
ter, of Cleveland, who has in
troduced a bill in the legisla
ture to exempt one pinno in
each home from taxation, de
clares his intention of introduc
ing a resolution authorizing the
the sergeant-nt arms to install
a piano in the senate chamber
nnd to hire a pretty girl to
perform on it for the recreation
ot members.
Four Boys Escape From
State Training School
Harold Iladley, who escaped from the
Oregon State Training School with
three others last night, was captured at
the S. P. depot about 10; HO a. m. when
he attempted to get av.nv on n night
freight nnd lodged in the city jail. The
other three were nut seen near the de-j
pot though it is posisble thut they may
be at large in the city and as tile city
police Inst night had no description of
them the fugitives would be safe in
passing through. Iladley was arrested
by Kagltage Agent Snyder, of the S. V.
i ipany, who tinned the boy over to
the city police.
Hiidl'V)- refuses to tell anything about
the other bovs und claims he does not
know where they arc now or where they
intend to go. He says he does not
know tliem intimately as he has been lit
the school but six weeks. Jle was com
mitted from Dayton where his parents
live. The authorities at the school will
be notified today und will return the
lad to the school,
Federal litigation to Forfeit
Title Does Not Eslect Taxes
Upon Land
ert;i, Hubert Holder,
Arthur Stevcnsui.
Mr. Nichols and
rfoi nied
Perfectly Painful Piece Proudly Pre
sented.
Ple.ising Pnrly Pipes Properly,
Pretty People Play Prettily.
Popular Parly Perforins Patiently.
Pleasing Party Pel forms Perfectly.
Properly Prepared Piovisions Pre
sented I'll! Ions.
Miss Eeiiore hale Coshow, a junior in
McMinnvillo colleg, has been elected
pieeu of May. The plans nml arrange
Mis. I!. N. Avison will entertain the
members of lhe Foreign Missionary so
eietv of the Fiis.t Methodist church lit
her State street home tomorrow after
noon, ii it
Miss Sliinniird, of Fugene, is being
entertiiined this week as the guest of
Miss Nellie and iljm -Minnie Heaver ut
l.ausMiiue hall.
The Marigold club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Fitch in (Ink street Wed
nesday evening.
t
" exploding the old theory," says a
society item in Sunday 'n Oregonian,
whit h was used under a cut of the well
known couple, "that elopements invar
iably end badly, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T.
Cross, who eloped lit a tender age, cole
hinted their golden wedding on Wed
nesday. Mr, and Mrs. Cross lire pio
neers n Oregon, the former coming
here in 1 Soil and settling with his fam
ily at Salem, Mrs. Cross' family also
were early settlers of that section.
They were married at Vancouver,
Wash. The "children' returned to Si
loin, and received parental blessings
anil have really never grown up in
hearts or spirits. They thoroughly en
joy u good time, their children and
grandchildren flock around them ami
busk in the sunshine of their smiles.
The reuniiM of all the relatives and
old fiiemls on Wednesday was the on-
cnsio;, for many pleasant reminiscences.
During the afternoon, the couple held
an minimal reception, uud were do-
luge. I with floiul gifts. Many relatives
were lhe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cross
for i bauiiiet. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cross
havii lour children, who were present
at i ne dinner. I hey ine: K. ,M, Cross,
Mrs. Frank Hnker, A. H. Cms nnd
Norma Ott. Their grandchildren are:
Frank ami Florence Vessev, Irma Jin-
In a per curiam opinion tho supreme
court this morning affirmed the decree
of Judge. Coko, of the circuit court for
Coos county in the case of the South
ern Oregon eompanv. plaintiff and ap
pellant, vs. W, W.' iJage, sheriff and
tax collector, holding that tho South
ern Oregon company is rcinired to pay
taxes upon lands ' claimed by that
company under legislative grant of
FS70, for military read purposes, not
withstanding tho pendency of a suit in
the federal court to nnnul the com
pany's title to such lands. The taxes
for which the eompanv is delinquent
are for the years 1H101M2 nnd 13
nnd amount to ijsl lO.fiuil, which amount
the company has placed in escrow with
the court pending settlement of the
federal suit.
Other opinions rendered by tho su
preme court this morning follow:
I. M. Francis vs. W, A. Tlohart, ap
pellant, nppealed from Ernie county,
action to recover possession of stock,
opinion by Justice llnriictt, Circuit
Judge folio's judgment for plaintiff
reversed.
Anders Highland et al vs. Ole Tolli
sen, appellant, npealed from Multnomah
county,' involving nil order approving
fin administrator's nccoimt, opinion by
Chief .liistico Moore, judgment of
Circuit Judge f'oke in favor of the
plaintiff modified.
Ifndnlph Markwarl et al vs. T). M.
Kliewer, appellants, appealed from
.Multnomah county, suit t reform a
deed, opinion by justice Eakin, Circuit
Judge McGinn 'affirmed.
A. C. Barclay, appellant, vs. Oregon
Washington Railroad i: Navigation
company, appealed from Multnomah
county, action for damages for personal
injuries, opinion Justice llenson, judg
ment of Circuit, Judge McGinn for do
feiiilnnt. nffirmed.
T. B. Potter Uealtv compniiv vs. V
M. Derby, nppellunt,' appealed from
Marion comity, action recover in
stallments claimed due mi a contract
for the purchase of renl cslate, opinion
by McRriilo, Circuit .bulge Kelly's
judgment, for plaintiff reversed.
Herolil Neilson, nppellunt, vs. Port
land Gas & Coko coinpany, appealed
from Multnomah county, action to re
cover dnmnges for personal injuries,
opinion by .Justice . enn. Circuit Judge
Davis' judgment for defendant af
firmed. JVtitions for rehearing wns denied in
.lennings & Sons vs, Weinberger. Pe
tition for rehonrinft was grnnted in
llohnrt vs, Parker. ,
Motion to dismiss appeal wns denied
in Birkemeier vj. Town of Milwnukic
with lenvo to renew it nt final hear
ing. Appeal wns dismissed in Curry
vs. Johnson.
An express shipment just in
brings us the new Tan Sneakers
with rubber sole and heel. They
will be immensely popular this
spring and summer.
' Ivory Sole Pumps
A new model that will please the
fastidious. Stylish, comfortable
and new.
Patent Leather Mary Janes
The popular Mary Janes are here. We have a complete
line of sizes and urge you to select yours while the assort
ment is complete.
New Shipments Arriving Every Day
EINH ART
.QUALITY SHOES
152 NORTH COMMERCIAL ST.
When buying TRY SALEM FIRST. Salem Commercial Club
Websicriai. Literary Society Claim Big Growers
Holds Annual Reunion Driving Out Lesser
Sataurdny evening tho AVehsterian
Literary Society held their second mi
nimi reunion and banquet. Tho banquet
nf five courses was served in the First
M. B. church, over forty past nnd
present -members wens in attendance,
Mr. .lames Crawford officiated lis toast-
master, and a number of humorous audi
(Continued from l'age One.)
during u discussion of the situation last
evening. "As fust as the small grow
er reduces his acreage the more exten
sive growers nnd dealer-growers in
crease their acreage until it would be n
enlivening toasts were responded to iiyjmuuei oi u vc.y jew jcinu i.uiu ine uig
,rlti'ick" Harrison, Dr. ,U,. Mi'lntyrc, growers would secure a monopoly upon
(). Matthews, t. .Hooves,, A. A. the production; once gained it would
Schramm, A. Walker, G., Schrieber, D. . , ,i;(v;,.it . ,1,,..,, ( m.,it:., ;(
Conk and P. Smith. . , ,. .. , .
The banquet was closed by all rising ,
and singing "The Old Historic Tem- "it is quite nppnrcnt to tli9 careful
pie," Willamette's favorite song, led observer Unit, whenever tho lion market
by the Red JleniU'il (Junrtette. Follow- , '.comes sluggish with a downward tell
ing the banquet a public program wnKjdrnry that the Jig growers end the
rendered in the elisterian-Ailei.iiue erower-denlers arc almost invnriablv
the 'bear side of the market and
iews upon the situation are pl
ans and Adelnntes; after the program I (he most L'loomv and (liscournL'inL' char-
a reception wns held in honor of theater.- I uni sntisl'ied that the present
old members of both societies who. unsettled condition of the hop murket
were present. Dean mid Mr. 'Oo-ig due to lnnnipululion; that nil of this
Allien, I'rof. .Mary licynolils, I'rof. 'scare' about tho war going to ruin the
lames Jlutthews, .Miss hate Ilurtou : browing industry and, consenuentlv. the
and Mr, Harold .lory wore in tho i hop industry; that the Knstern and Eu
ropean brewers are not wnntiag any
more hops on account of the uncertain
ty of the prohibition question in
Liiiropc, is nil bosh,
"To he sure there has been some
agitation of the prohibition question in
some of the leading wurring nut inns re
cently und it has been taken udvnntage
of nnd utilized by the interests who lire
trying to monopolize the growing end
couplo of their friends at tho home of industry as u nieiins to tin end.
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Lxira Large size M
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Choice Creamery Biii
ter
6 cans Sardines."
1 dpz Supreme MilkSSc
h uesi iream
tI!esse. ...... 35c
SUICIDE OP CLERK,
imiiitu loi.'.t .1 v..t li ,11 It 1 1 ''"'OUIV (Ml, .(I!'. V IOSS IS 11
me Mil v uav exercises, winch will lie
Mis. Kobeit Kakin is vice president
I nil Mrs. John II. Albert trensiirer of
tho Willamette Valley I'resbvtery ol
tho Miusiuiiiiry society, which held n
meeting at Kiigene Thursday.
Mrs. C. 11. Sedi'wick, ol' Cieswell,
wns elected president of the ornnnuil jthe week
tiou for the coiiiiue venr, and Mis. I
VVilliaui Parsons, ol Kinjeue, first
vice president, Other ol'lieers are:
M.-i K. M. Shai'i.e, Albiiuv; Mrs. ,lu-
helil on the college campus ubout Muv
I. Miss Co-liow is I ho dunehter ot
for r Slate Semitic (I. I'. Co-lnnv, ol
Hos.'liui'n. Her mother was lormei ly
Miss i.ililne Kay, sister uf Slate Treas
ured T. H, Kav, and was giadualed
from McMinnvillo college iilmut 'J7
years ago.
Mi.s Mabel l'ii':e, of
gue ! of M i ii. I,, K, I'age,
l.abbh, is ;
remaining Co
Mi'
last
I. am l.onius, a graduate ol
nr ol the Sacred Heart iicademv.
is iieinu entertained at the academy
this week.
't A luncheon u,ien by the young wool
len 'i'' I. huh. nine hall yesterdny was an
I iippie, iiitcd ii, t. Milieu lor lr. Carl (I
Jlieiie', Willamette uni er.-it v 's new
rutin r of Mrs, Kli.u O'Donuell ami
M. C. Cross, of Siilein, uud Mis. Cross
has inn sisters in Oregon, Mrs. Frank
J'oo'e and Mrs. S, D. Cole, Others
present nt the banquet were: Mr. and
Mrs. 11, M, Cross, of l.a llraude; Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Ott, Frank Vesy, Mr.
and Mrs. Iluni'd llittner, M is. ' I'.lizn
O Poiiuell, Mr. and Mis. S, I). Cole,
Fru'ik Cole, Miss May Cole, Mrs. I.ela
I'.owouiu, Mrs. Frank Too.e, Mr. nnd
Mis. Clu -tor Tooze, Mr. nnd Mrs. I tort
Too:;e. lien Tooze, I'luirlcs Tooze, Sher
wood; Mrs. Alice F.llis, Mrs. '.. C.
i'iosi, Mis c.la Cross. Salem; Mr, and
Mis. Fd. Ilaiimus, Mi-s Fuuice Hail
inns, Mr. uud Mrs. M. T. lo'.,erl, Mr.
ad Iih. .1. .1. ,lohus Mr. ,1, o Mr,..
chiiiles II, Tin.cy, Mr. and Mis. (leorge
HaMibon, Mr. uud Mrs, W. A, Hiinliip,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hull. Mr. and Mis
.:ni j i.iiii ist o, April i.i. when a
customer stepped into a cigar store here
"may, i etor Scaicanalli, iiL'ed -lo. the
clerk lefuscd to mcept his inrnev, and
asked that ne "have a cigar mi "him."
... .... i.LMiN,.ni eiisTuuior neipeii nnn-
seit, Scai'iiiiialli suddenly reached be
hind the counter, whiiqied out n re
olV(r and attempted si.ioido. Jle fired
ft millet, into Ins brain, lie wns remov
od to Central Kniergency hospital in i
dying condition.
Kidney Trouble Often Causes
Nervousness and Hearty
Trouble
down
hulls; a large crowd w as present to hour j upon the
the program given by former Webster- (heir vii
receiving line.
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
llayesville, Ore., April HI. Miss
Ruhy llot.un, assisted by Miss Mur-
Jiiret. I'urrolv,, entertained tho l'.ighth
grade of the llavesvillo school und n
Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Friday evening
Various games were played. Lunch
was served at a table decorated in pink
and white, where each guest found his
place, by discoveiiug u curd continuing
somo of hiB characteristics. Those pres
ent were: Olive Armstrong, (leorge
Starr, Joseph Teel, Clifford Armstrong,
Flsie Wikoff, Ruth Snucy, Frey Stett
lor, Finiicis Wiliu'f, (ieorgo Chrii-toffer-sou
and Clarence Ingersoll.
Mr. J. VV. Pease is in the hospital
for treatment. The last reports were
fn vo ruble.
Mrs. F. S. Lawrence, of Portland,
came to llayesville Saturday for a
short visit and to bp with Iiev. Law
reno over Sunday. They will go to
Stuy'on Monday to attend the Paptisl
association.
Tho religious interests nf llayesville
are Milly keeping pace with its ediicn
I,
1 pli'siit
( in Sal,
ul,
Willi I.,
mm
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lot I'
him. I'., 'side . I
n'le laul lor I
ip, Senator I o
'USUI', of '!l M
. thiihl; A. f.
liichaid N.
CollolcncUncqualkJ for
purity and wholesomcncss
TSe) Rbortcnitig you uso in crHik
vnRnnil baking uliouUt Immis puro
uud wholciwuii' us the food thut
is irepuroU with it.
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SIC", i i, T, S. M, ':ii,i,
I'i'V. W. II. Soil,, k.'ef I
A. I. CO. An iiiiormal r
pallets of the hall tollov
'linsllio tv days
lie honor puM , co
elili l,l"ii, Siimloi
ilk, in' I " ; i -4 1 'ic -. Hi,
in-; Hr. Miu'ii.ii);.'il,
Smith, ol J'ot 1 l:i ii,l ;
Aw-on, l'i. 1',.
Fin ok
luii'l, M
Mr. .ml
Mis. Kay
i;.iii-.'ti'.o!
Smith, Mr.
. and M,s,
Mis. I l,ui lo
' ins. Mr.
. Mrs. Mar
and
Willini
s h'av,
md Mr
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y sii.
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Mi-s Itnih
Mis If hi Ii
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am
llenrv,
Mr. and
. W. F.
t l.ami'on,
Ardicv, Mrs.
A i, I rev, Mrs,
Circe'.', Mr.
lhe gnosis
I ho il '-scs
1 is lca ing 1
I, of I'o
'ei I lllllil,
orepl ion
u d Hie ,
Two years nuo Hns biidlv run
not able to do anv work
nei vousni'ss, hcii't trouble, kidneys 'und
nuiiicler in ,;o sliupe; no appetite, un
able to do n ii v y,"rk; and since using
six l.oliles of 1 r. Kilmer's Swuinp-Uoot.
I feel fine; sim in excellent health nud
can do most any Mud of liuht work.
Since 1 1 -i h 14 the Saanip-lioot 1 luive
been ielie,-il of all the above troubles.
e I ln above testimony,
nay be benefited,
i rn1 v voiirs.
.1. L. DICKSON'.
est minister, S, C,
'me me,
s. L. Urowiile",
.1, ,'ice of the Fence,
tional nnd ocial interests. April 11
being a red letter day for the church,
till liildren and adults-mot in' tho Itiblo
school in tho morning. A house full of
eager listeners greeted Mr.' Lawrence,
their pastor, at the 11 o'clock service.
Ai 't ii in ii In,,,,, no,, .'( so,.
suffered from I ,, KtM , ,.,,.,. of ,,,..
t is tu, which w as administered to II"
'n. py ((inverts, with the
iwo weeus ano, niiiKing i.i, as a resuii ( ,,H!I
ol o,;i special ineii'tiys
I cheei fully o',
uud hope oihci
V.rv
"rn to b, :
"I land;
and A.
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bale', ol I'onla.i-!
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ladies' , ; ,l, ( t. ams
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err at tl e hall
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to ol.h'r ,y (h,,
I I'o leiiiniiid, r
Vol ,,
I I'io I.i,
1 1 M w : -
pies., , lit.
I' the cm n
to I
ipelc
i lu-ial di p
lhe
Mo-
Is ItiH'K pur, whol.'i.omo tuiiil, con
isllnK o( ultra-rrlt.icd iiiltiinseeil oil
e tin m tho choicest s.dud ml ml
licef lien. Ine liuni i.i Idled lent beet suel.
Coltolvu la not "just us K'Hid" s oilier
cooking ami flying tuts Ll is better Ihu.i
uy oiht morn niitiilioun, w holedouto,
4li;cillilu better in every wuy,
Cottolene dors not ubsiirh tustrs or
imIoib. lloHt tl slowly mil' iiri it over
uiui over Inr all kinds ul liy't.g.
Alvraya use lhl.,1 less id Cotudeno
lliu of soy othvr shoitcnin or liyimr
Lit Artuntra Willi your (jioctr loi
iculur supply.
Wri our Cent.nl Olticfs, Chicago, for
fin copy nf our rvtui cook iuuk,
'110MK I1KLPS."
Stcv 'I -,i
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Wih'ir f
sell os .
l.l.l.lsci.,,
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lih, on ..,
the 'aide
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ion
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aos ott.,
I'll l'i Ih,
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tn'i'iit,
led I'V Mi
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licet- nnd
Mho
ill'!
I"
lived til, la
I plovi.ltlio
ocas., n. I h,. loan
ilecotatid in tipple
Oil lit I OiW I" S U'll le
, r'"l'
lei-
Mr.
md
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kill",
. ""0.
iv Imh wns in lanced lor Cllv
i.v all .'active. A m.i t c'al o
soi'l o. ,ih solved, the coiiiiiiit tec
'iniilde In in,; Mm, Silm In, h, al
'usel ai.l Hull, nt Hl, lor. Tin's'
nt weie: Mr, aod Mis. Silas h'n h.
c.l
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in I
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M i s.
lo
Will
Cll.'l,.'
ol'll I
'd I.v
I'lial
,' tor
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an. I Mi-. ( laiol" SleveiiK,,,, M,
Mis. it. I lienei r, Mr. nud Mrs
. Al.l'nt, Mic -s FV.e Tnsel, .loss,,
'i, Hole, i limits, lllini's Sieve, i
CILXEFAIRBANKIISSIIO
"CoMcJan mua gooj cooking btttmr"
Anna,
Viiude W.
e'ln ioiM'l,
..is. I, Mr.
I'd. V, est, i.t.i, i so, Cone tiiitton, Clnr
lice Holler, Uilllo llairis, t 'III ivii.-i
l.'i,uiii. Waller n. I, Os, ar Milieu
John (iilnier, Willis Hold, r, lih nii liol,
Stevnisou, I'dna lloKlei.
iv or, Fvel.vii Stevclnou, I.u
.Ictniie Weaver, Murtliti
Fav liilmer, I has. Iiuecl.-s.
ni.'l I
iss Maioarct
I inlod An,,;
''ui'.'d on rale
n tin, lieuet ii
c cases of t ho la,o'
I'ort'ai.d aid Sa'iin
0 next July I,. Co
1 prne. Tho i uok I
; ' siiii.'ar l ,,,.ks of eve
I pla 1 1 ii.'t, .ins ever
pi . vvlii, h I , e I,,., n in,
i I o .;...'., ol whein Cor.
a l-,"i'ii in i lie,,,,!,, Ii,, ,!in,f si'i'ii
itland, in ill a-M'ail',ii s. A Saloo,
i oss dnectoiy is to Iv toned in the
! of tiie book, and entiiv Saleia
in,. ., i.ieinlicis of the Indp., have
. ' a a" o lor 1 ll"ir io. :pcs.
' these ire Mrs, 11, , ;;, h.,
i'lla Watt, Mis. Mav II. Smith.
Olio Shelllici'., r. Ua, h iol
.Voder and li-s olive la!,i One
in i. .in. I of the lnii.s have bun scut to
"aili in fur the lo, al .."t.ee tone, lo ,.s
1 ose oi', an I it is i ic. ted tii.it they
will t.ad ll ready side.
V"s, O, l Whitney, of Ta, inoa, is h
'leit of Miss ,linn:i Todd, pioceptics..
"f l.ain.'iine l.all, Mrs. Whitney is n
vl'.stitig.ihe.l nn'i, .an, ,, init i.ig.misl
, l,r imio of the most prominent o tin iv lies
h"r lienii' eitv.
1
Ilr. Tv
J'i'.'ph;
tier t i
ir.ton. N. Y.
BATTLE CREEK NEWS
I 'ea i, son
orchard
rrivc What Swi-e'i-Root Will To for
Hi
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o.d.'i'iiio.
It
Kilmer
ll samp
i. Ci
will
iiil'oi mat i, 0,
nc, I I. la, I I, ,,
tV
IV
Ye
li:
Y'.".l.
i llr.
., for
iiieo unveiic
linoklet of vnlaali
about the hi, Ine
,v ritiniT. be s-ne .. i
' on Paily ( apii
fifty-cent and m,
; or sale at all dri
RKAL r.aTATt
A. P. Ilr.iua , .
iniin ot n, .,,,(
and la. w
I'. :.. I W. 'iu! ,
lo. ,V 1 W
Juai.ita 1 .a, i o
lor hi. Sim,, ,;, '
Vill.ud t lain,. ,', ;
TRANSPEP3.
i v to Jnci b p. Knufi"
1. Ilendriv t Initn, lit
l'"it M. Podge I Vim,
I. II. llaiiglnuiin Claim.
t'liitrdinn, tn F. M.
W. Part A d 1. 1 1- s.
1 W.
(Special to the Cupital .l.turiial'.l
battle I rock. Or., April 1:1. ol-on
I rosl.avv mi. I .1. .1. Hall have l.een cut
tint! wood almio the inilreinl right of
wnv,
Neiilcrnians have l,con plowing', disc
ing and worl in;; nut their road luxes
this week.
F. I . Clo-h;nv .. ), s.
Lave liccn .i.v.;ii.; lhe priinc
'in. I loiii'iiio t,,, i.rn.ii,
J. II, i raw I'm I i- liliiinst Ihroiioh
pl.'wni: for - i i i 111 and Fields.
Hn; i v a id ;m, I'earsi u m e homo
'i""i I'o, Hand ot. a vsiit.
M'' 'ii Ih I Mr. Field were nut to
their In'.,. Mo,,, lay. Pr, FV',1 took
I tines i f van, lis parts nf the faun.
vn-s .,., r'a,,f,,r,',.
'i-it'iig her ll,'.. week.
mIm n c..i..iu n, ,i. ,i, inn w,,n
to Tiiri'i r W, ih cs-iao nt,, ,,, tw
I 'in" of lo.xiii,, u'ves. p. is llk.'lv
'"'v will hi,,.,, ;, li:iii,o m.i,,,), .,, t.,j.
to' i reek ill the lu or fniine,
TOND COMoIANDS FLEET.
As a mater of fact ull of the niiti linuor
agitation that is being miulo in England
and France nnd other countries of Lit
rope, engaged in tho war, has been for
the curtailment of tho indulgence, in
strong liquors and there hns been no
fight waged ugainst beer and tho light
er wines.
"Tho present stngnnnt condition of
the hop mnrkct is altogether iincnlled
for, if tho rule of supply and demand is
to be applied to tho hop und brewing
industries. At least, this is so insofar us
the Oregon crop is concerned. Tho gen
eral world murket should not affect the
Oregon grower who puts up a first class
mcrchuntuhlo nrticln and it would not
if the growers could bo mndo to under
stand tho situation. It is un undis
puted f lift, which is borne out by chem
ical unnlynos mndo by tho experimental
station of the 0. A. 0. and substnnti
nted by tho bureau of chemistry of the
lT, S. department of agriculture, that n
superior quality of hops is produced in
tho Willnniotto vulley which is in n
class by itself und not equal or ilupli
cnted for strength nnd flavor any place
else in the United Stales; that there is
a fixed ilemnnd for tho Oregon product
in England nnd ninnng tho lending
lll'.U,,,- of ll, .'ul ,! Il.no ,,. ,t.
1.1 baptised j tlMmjI1(,, ((, inv ()r,.gn h,8 regard-
I the market price.
j "The hup growers' nssnrintinn is the
. mily salviition for the Oregon hop grow
er and it is gaining in strength every
day. W'c tire making splendid progress
in signing up the growurs and nre re
ceiving must eiiroiiriigi ng reports of
progress from the California growers
who will file their urlleles of incorpora
tion on May I, with between I'd and
Tit per cent of the growers tied up in
the association. TlnTe tiro so mun.v of
the Oregon growers, who htive not hen
are
If it's for a
H'nni A1 will scll &
Journal
W lishiiiolcii
I'ai'i'ls to, la
, I'oii, I, s-.uth,,,
now I'moi'V t.
"ii'incr, to take
l"t" l.'et.. ..,
l it l'i..'t Soaul
.I'ovh'. Th,. 1;,.;
"f I'.'titen -out .oi
ib't'i. He I Ap.il ;;
An
.1. -1
..t
Mil .1'
il i:;
dilate,
I'':
l..Vciolarv
I Admiral
iiiii'isco nml
t oils,. , i r-1 1 i, e ,
''"and of the Pa
v'lli hcadipiarteis
bug ,lii,iinl
rei.'li the iiijo
I'm,, I will !'
will
in
1 All people have ll. 'ir Irou'des, t'.vrn
the I ride w in ninnies n foiii.n,, m u.
,ii, , stiant f,..Keiie wi'l f t ii. t out Hint
, -he ivi.viws how to veok.
W 1 i Hi Ml
PRESCRIPTION
for 1G years
The Sland-rd Kl-J i?o
Instant Relief for all Shin Troubles
lofnre token tut active interest In the
.oigi'.uiz.'itiini iiiiiveinint, who lire sign
ing up for stock li'td nieiubei'fliip volen
tni'ily nnd priictici'llv nil of I hem who
luive signiilcd ll w illingnei s before arc
coming in us fast as the field agents
seek them out nnd present the papois.
"We ai'i'iilieadv recognized ns u bii;
"We me ulieiniy recegni'i'd lis ll
factor in tho In'p industry und market
nieilt ilnily. W.' are more certain now
Ihan ever that the nssoeiution will be n
i'i'iiotineed sin ess and just ns seen as
our t'gonls have finihe(l up, the work
of signing up tho stock subset ipt ion.",
which is being dune at the rule of sev
eral hoiisiind doilnrs every dny. we will
be ready for luisnhii-s nud lye intend to
go into it actively ituil aggressively
from the start.
"When such men as Phil Mets.'linn.
Sr., proprietor of the Imperial lintel, "t
Portland, nnd J. S, Cooper, of Initepon
lenee, his pnrtner in the hop growing
business, put in this f't'tt bales of hops
an 1 give their cheeks for itL'.HOH in stock
ii n.l such well known and substantial
growers ns William Ibiglcv, of Hills
bnro. runt bales; A. M. Poller, of llrooks.
li'll) btiles; W. M. Mnlinney. of C.orvms.
: between 7"ll ami S0t bales, come into
I lli orgsni; ntii.n nnl put up ''"'' v
i money without lierlti'tiou, It sneaks vol-
nines' for the bone, fides of the organ
i.'.atioa tun I the sound busincs bnsi"
I upon which it is founded nnd it is '"'
I hoped that every grower in the state,
ilni'g.' nud siiinll', will join the asii
liitioti Ptul make it doubly strong and an
, ovorfiiwi ring factor in the future hep
markets of tho world.
MY GOODS ABE Ali Em,
STAND AED w .i,
uiju my pneca ari right,
Tina tT ...
"'"ua. 10 lit
Nice Breakfast Bacon, lb ifc
Pick Nick Hams, lb
No- 5 Lard
No. 1.0 Lard ; , M
Medium Cottolone . g,
Largo Cottolcne
No. 0 Compound mi
No. 10 Compound
6 bars Crystal Wniti Soip.. a
o oars aunny Monday Soj S5c
8 bars Morris' Best &
10 bars good Soap a
5 gal. Kerosene (Mm mi
can)
5 pkgs. Com Starch a
1 gal, Bizo Choice PIHl
1 gal. size Choice JtouJ
1 gal. Bize Choice taftUk
i
1 cal. Sinn Chnlrn mA ti
3 pkgs. Seeded Baisni &
enn Wilt 3C
25f
1 doz. MM HUlk -S
cans Eitn Con .
1 do.i. cam Com
3 cans Extr Qnal Toinatoei 25
1 doz. cam TomiWH
2 cam Sauox Ktaut St
5 cans Choics PeU -
2 pkgs, Arm Hammer Btd lie
3 cans Nlct) Minced Clamio
J cans ExtrCi.olcOjitai2St
H.o. . flnlinntill
Z cans niuo ui v - &
d,a fi.nlmnn '
AhJWft
. . . hjj. nt fnliimbil
1 ooz, cans J7nu.
Bivcr Salmon - ''"
Alaska Pu M wu-11'
ij gallon Syrup
1 gallon Syrup .--
.. irallon Karo VkHlte Syref
1 gallon Karo VfUH SPl--8'
i
5-lh. box juaciuuuj
i.vii, iim Corn Meal
3 pkgs. Tost Toastlei
, tr..!.,M Cnrn W
2 lbs. Brick Codfish - '
Larso bottle Vinegar (
Extra fine Uncolorod JP (,
Tea, lb - "J
5 cans Clcarbrook
2 cans Clcarbrook Apricoti-l.
No. 5 Kog ricklc j i,
5
n His. Head Bite -
S lb. Choice Dried Fw
,V11,3 Bctt Cream Bo I
Oats
1 lbs. Broken EW -T.nnnook
Cie
leA Best C'l,cr wi" I
l.J i
ParcelPostO.
no. A"C-
. ...-.still I
country. .
Morris' 0
Grocery
rU0I prv
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