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TEN. SALEM CAPITAI. JOURNAl 8ALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1915. -- i """1- " Inmirniinn mum I , ' nnmr-ni nrninrn uwuw w Nnnii-v t " M-m. . .7. -r. VI N IL IV IM II lr llllll llllllll linilll II IT ' ' r-r-rrH OUUlLII ULUIULU w "w tMMMM WATCH FOR THE WINDOW OPENING TOMORROW EVEN ING (SUNDAY) THEY WILL BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT 7:00 P. M. MONDAY'S CAPITAL JOURNAL WILL CON TAIN STORE NEWS OF UNUSUAL INTEREST TO EVERY ONE. WATCH FOR IT. 10 DEFEND DECREE ON DOG ORDINANCE E Will Provide Funds To Fight! New Commission Will Assume 50c Day Proves Great Success A tremendous response greeted our announcement of a 50c day for to day's selling. Hundreds of persons filled the store to partake of the unusual offerings. 743rd Wednesday Surprise for May 19th A Sale of Chamois Skins at 79c Each These fine skins were purchased at a very low price and we will Kive our customers the benefit. They are finely tanned soft and velvety, lnre size, 20 by 28 inches. Splendid for washing and shilling windows, for automobiles, for polishing or dusting. They would sell in Ihe regular way at about $1.00 each. You'll save by purchasing these next Wednesday. Extra Special Price, 79c each Xone Sold He fore 8::?0 See the Window Display The House of Quality J1.T 11 CMP OOOPlOOODS 44..V -M- Salem's Big Department Store All Around Town oil's wIlCII it HUH possible to I'illC tlll'lll. I , ., . . . , .,, lorn made wIhmi von can got bettor Ore- Judge a correspondent school by tho . . ,, ,'i ;, 'im,. , ,. i , success of its students. There u it' good j,, ,.,.,' ,, ,.,i ... 'n, n V"8..." .Wtorc Masonic building. i schools Hint poor schools. Dl. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting' !: I k limn vnlli'.v ami at .Mill City. They classes correctly. U. 8. bank bldg. j report Hint, they traveled through six ' o i inches ill' snow vesterdny on their lo rn., c i.i. t r i. ' turn triii. Thi' trip was made i.n liicy AUU ol.llolll JJUBRU.H Vina ni.uu . - . down toilay on account ol sluiitnn1 '' log. $25 will buy ono of our S:)2."i0 bicy oics mm, .Mini' i. mom i-i . ,,. , ,,,. ... ,,,,,,,, vi'iirs Watt Shipp Co. , ii, the business. F. 1. Abbott, 'JI1 'lluh- " . hard building. Automobile trips passengers and; " baggage; niton ronsoiiabl... Country: Charles Hall, a student of the Uni trii a specialty. C. (1. MclOlruy. vtrHy f ( 'uli t oi n in, lint formerly ol 1'hono: Day, 1147; night, (IM. Wil In in ct t, is visiting friends Inn e,' ami o I will remain until Sunduy, when lie will Tho rivor Is rising, Uio Htnga today ; j,,, t0 irt liuul, his homo. In n short being .'1.7 feet aliove low water murk. 1 r Impel talk this morning ho expressed A rainfall ol' .01 lneh was n nleil lor himself as glad to lie nai ls ill (Mil Wil- ! the past -I hours, ilauiette. Arnold llllll, his Inother, is o n, junior lit Willamette, lie was niiirhi For fiirniuiro repairlnft and all kinds , surprised to see his brother this iiioru l of niliinel work, sor lleinluilil, ' iu, j (hemi'lii'ta. 1'hono oil. -n I Attorney Grant B. Corby hns moved Paul B. Sniltll, or Wllliunotto Ulltver-1 his w olfii e tn fivinnl, floor I . !. xity, has lieeu ilowu to .liiiirtion l ily . Hank IjinUini;, rooms "ill -d."!, ti viiiji a huvsoit. lie alsa spent junior I n veeli at the I'liiversity of Orenon. j S-f will hliy ono of our $32.ft) lilcy- o eles until Juno I. Look them over. making the rouiuls at the state house, lie came up to iiltond Ihe bij; initiiilory iloiiiKs at the Klks iu.luc in this city tonight when a niinihi'r of now uiembers will lie taken in ami the 1'ortlauil loile will have oliartfe of the eereinoniea. t'harlio, whu is a member of the 811I0111 KIks, says the "purple Koat with the pink whiskers'' is the real artielc, Look at our $37.fi0 bicycle now sell ing for L'.-K). Watt Siiipi Co. Do you enjoy extra fine chocolates fresh from the fartory.' We supply you with Thomson's fresh fn.ui the factory every week. Whv oat that stale oast- Appeal-Big Meeting Next Tuesday Evening At a mooting ot tin' 'm JI"e society, hold in the nuilitnriuni of the Salem commercial club lust evening, it was unanimously decided to defend the juilKnient of Judge (inllmvuy of the cir cuit court in which the suit of Cieorgo 1.. lioso against the city was upheld and tt.o itv ilnir nnlinani-e declared void ill ! that the city council exceeded the j authority conferred upon it by the city charter and which judgment is to be i curried to the supreme court on appeal ! by City Attorney Trindlc. It will cost the society, which is back ing ilr. Hose in the suit, about $2U0 to , prepare its Driers anil tor nuug mm : atorneys fees and this amount will be rnised'by the finance committee, oom I posed of Mr. Rose, Secretary of State Olcott and Mrs. W. Carlton Smith today from subscriptions already pledged and uncollected. The meeting was presided over by E. Hofor, in the absence of ('resident Charles L. McXary, and un bounded confidence was expressed In ! all members present, im lulling some ; attorneys, that Judge (inlloway's de cision would be sustinncil by tne ap pellate court. Col. Hofor mnde (lie iinnoiiiicoinent last evening that he lind nttemled tin meeting of the Oregon Immune society at Portland recently nnd that, as a re sult he had induced the state society to spend $1,000 of the t'J.ntiil appropria tion, made by the last legislature, in a campaign to organize county humane societies throughout the state and that past President Kobert Tucker and Sec retary Mrs. F. W. Bwanton would start out upon the campaign immediately. '.Mr. Tucker nnd Mrs. Swanton will be in Salem next Tuenday to address the students of the four high schools of 1 city during the day and, in tnc evening will hold a public meeting. As yet no hall has been secured for tho public mooting Tuesdny evening but, in nil probability, it will bo hold in the high school auditorium as a committee coin posed of Mr. Hofor, J. 1!. Young and others wus appointed to wait upon the school board to obtain permission ami there is little doubt entertained that tho auditorium cannot be secured if it hns not already been engaged. Duties and Select Wardens Saturday, May 22 their summer Swozev. vucation, sitvs Miss Special bargain until June 1 Our :i2.."ill bicycle for ifa.'i. Forty guaran teed. Watt Shipp I'll, ' TI13 board cf governors of the Salem o Connnereial eluh have sent out invitn- To corrrctd information Riven my tin.is lor a citizens' get-together dinner friends and pntnins by certain parties at the Marion hotel, .Moiulnv I'voniiiir. that the tickets gion with mv fresh at u'cioi u. The invitation states that no financial support will be asked for at this dinner. Addresses will be delivered by r'rniiklin T. tlriffith, pres ident of the Portland Kailwny, Light iv I'ower Co.; K. L. Thompson, of the Mailman & Thouipsici liauk, I'ortlaml; II. V. Chase, president of the City De velopment bureau of San l'raiiciseo. I nl., and tieorge !'. Itoduers. of this i einiich, with u siuvinl service at II city. 'o'clock. The pastor, Kev. A. A. Winter, o will deliver an appropriate mldress for Stylish suits and drosses. Call ou ! the occasion, and the music will be (IP'S North High lor oxntninut ion, i loth i in keeping with .Mothers' day. An inl and stylos. ' toiuobilo will i-al for those who are unable to conveniently attend. This T.nto last night Governor Withy combe announced tho personnel of the new state fish lind game commission, us provided for by the net of the last leg islature, which goes Into effect Satur day, M.uy 22. The new net has the ef fect of dissolving the old fish and guine commission, its method f organization and proceedurc, and provides that, with the governor ns ex ol'ficio member and chairmnu of the commission, the ap pointment of one member from each itf the five districts into which the state is divided for the protection and pro pagation of fish, game and game fish. The new commission will be composed re" C. H. Stone, of Klamath Kails, tor the one-year term, the only member of the present commission to bo reappoint ed; Frank M. Warren, of Portland, two" veins, senior member o) the Warren Packing company and representing the commercial lisiimg and packing niter csts on the Co'iiniliin river; Marian Jack, of Pendleton, three years, a farm or of I'niatilln county, and endorsed by the sportsmen genoriilly ol Ihe north eastern part of the state, and I. iV, Flieschner, of I'ortlaml, senior member or the dry goo Is tiriu of r liosehner Mayer, and endorsed by the fish ami game interests ot I oil mint and Mult nomah county generally. The present commission, which be comes dissolved under the effects of the now law, is composed of Floyd Hil- veu, 1 ortiliinil, elinminm; (icorge II Kelly, Portland; M. .). Kinney, Port land; C. II. Stone, Klamath Fulls, and It. I-rank Hughes, of Salem, all ot whom, with the exception of Stone, will retire on May 2o. It will also be the duty, and one of the first duties itf the new commission after meeting ami organizing, to select a muster fish warden and state game warden to succeed H. K. Clanton and William Kinley, respectively. It is pretty generally understood that Mr. Clanton, who has made an unipialif iod success us master fish warden, and is popular with nil fuitioiis identified with the fishing industry, both game ami commercial, will not be removed from off ice, but n successor will bo chosen for Mr. Fiuley, as state game wiirdcn, as he will retire to become state biologist. Tiiero are numerous candidates for the job of state game warden, and the contest for the position is very warm, every sectinii of the state having a candidate, and they are exert ing every if fort to have their choice selected. The commission will also have the appointment of deputy game nnd I'ish wardens in every county of the state. -tlx . . ;; Dar8a,ns ,n Western CanadaLands I have just taken the agency for th . i . ' Pacific Railway Company lands i W ern rf agency was about to be placed in our citv th "? This eluded that I had as well reap s 1 Jl ?f''eI would arise from the many sXT, w g that Pacific Railway Company to people wl L lands regardless of who has the agency V Z " ?Meth one to leave the Willamette vallv and locate , "ny If you are not satisfied here and int J idence, I advise you to grasp the mZZT offered you to get some good mS Canada before it is too late. Thousands of sold each month. You can purchase these la. 1 f company either with or without improvement; f small payment down, and the remainder bv paving L t each year. With a few hundred dollars vou f 21 ? new buildings and if desired, have a cei? acres broke and seeded to crop, and have a long time B the remainder. It certainly is a great opportunity f0 I man with limited means, or for a man with means who sires to farm or raise stock on a large scale. Come in Z I will tell you more in detail concerning these lands John H. Scott OVER THE CHICAGO STORE. '-H44H4 He! T. E. Daniels, district deeutr , . jesalted ruler ef the Ellt .lUtriiJm? DIED will arrive i , he ,ity ,CK I tune part in the .;, ,ariBi, -a," .iucml,ers uf ill,. PorlUl a.j' kJ C. campus bv President Kerr nnd to rousted coffees, tens nnd piees are of spend a short time looking over the no value alter .May .ii, j wish to nitvise : i iillege. (teneral Passenger Agent all that I will continue to give und re- Scott, of the S. I'., informed the judge deem those tickets in heretofore. Wm. that the train would be brought' tu a (iahlsdorf, formerly Yokohama Crock- stop at the edge of the campus and -lo cry J t u i i SMITH In this city, Friday, Muv'll, 11)13, Mrs. Alice C. Smith, wife of Frank Smit h; at the age of till. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resi dence of William (lorsline,, North Front street. lodge Many of us feci Unit i. mh-nn able limits arc the ones t minutes would ba allowed or a visit , .V, , ,Z I- 1 through the college buildings, There r" Oregon tor will be about ISiwi Odd Fellows and ! Um'r to b,",""l,to " La Corotiu spells a good sino'io in fact, the best; III cents. Salem inade. Watt. Shipp Co. llonry Levy, a prominent business man of Chicago. Mothers' day will be observed Sun- lay inn inn;; at the United Kvnugclicnl : Uobokahs take the trip to Newport on M (inlay nnd uTosdny of next week. The Hobokuh assembly is to bo hold at tho same time as the meeting of the grand lodge of the 1. O. O. F. With 200 Elks eomtnu from PorHnnd : ins bi'im m:i,l ',1,1,, tl,mrl, il,., ami uiogou nty ami i; if the local Mi aess n' ('. A. (ilnze. Knell mother r """'I " "H""' present editor of the Western Farmer a I'o.vs to join the,,,, I v will be a L-rand will be presented with a white emu- 'I'"1 . 1 '".'' I""' excepting that ' r, ,1'' r. . ' ,'. ! .,v,.tLi;,. ,.t ' -ot iinly is it expected that -lot) 1 nl in order that the liithers mav not ". 1 " , 1 eiit-one of the liovs . . . , , loci slmlite.l tluv will bo lemeniboro. i . . "' "'. '"I'e " luua.v. iiir; . The Western Farmer Is Something Better For the past year The Capital Journal has been supplying its readers with a r.iibseriptinn to the Home nnd Farm Magazine Section und we find that this feature has boon highly appreciated. The Capital Journal has made this ef fort because it rcalizt-s the direct value to Salem und surrounding country of in structive reading for those interested in the farming business. , We fool that our renders have boon benefited by the Home and Farm Maga zine Section. We are pleased to now announce that we have secured for you who are interested, a much better publi cation, which is a RKAL farm paper devoted to the aetiuil farming- needs of the Pacific Northwest. We have, at an increased cost, obtained a clubbing rate with the rarm Magazine company, of the Western those of our rend ers who could be thereby benefited, be ginning with the week of May 17. The Western Farmer is already well known to mnny of our readers as the lending farm paper of the Pacific Northwest. It is an exponent of ngri- m. 1.....J . . . tiiiiuiui r.iiim 1 1 ions 11 n liey (in i Tha band hoys were measured today , thilj t(,rrit0,.v, t ,vill m, umlr ,10 ! It'"'"' "'A"1;;""' llM;'"'! editorial direction of K. F. Faville, the Sill m IV i'm-ri'iiimiii U'lth tlin ronnln. i . ' COMING "HYPOCRITES, THE MOST TALKED OF HCItlJJ OF THE YEAR -AT- Ye Liberty-May 23-215 Phono 1517-J Day or Night aop root of t must a. i aonmr. Plumbing, EejWu ud Wi Work t BpecisitT- KcasonaM( Cbatgw. Weffl, Ot. i George Thomas nnd Tommy Burbce 1-liiilH-n rinoil iiimii 11 linn i in Hill 100 11111110111 I UCIIIC O1! UtSHIOIl III i,,i ... . . to the mountains, visiting friends m San Francis. o, stopped off in Salem to :',; " ,' , , . '" "'i,, '" , i iin ! 1 1 1 j pii in mpm ivipii'ijHl : I." ', JU&M'S' aaees on I. i,s wav homo. He is verv i ,', " 1 .oinimrei fa- lavo, v impresseil with the Capital ' ,"1 ". "."",' tin; state. .! "i'V l-r I s,,r rise '. ' ' ', !,. , ' - t. . i. ..i.i . it. . i.. i... " a, ns rei.uii si . no g. on, s-, , m' ., , .,m ,,, ., ., , saw it, several years ag L o, with a while io-o. vice, as well a:- al is alwavs welcome, To this special ser- others, the public organization will hereafter be knuwn as the I heirian baud. The Koystono lengtio, Chrlstlim En- Ti,,i,.k. i ,.nffn in ...! MP. Wl" '"' ' ii to the Cummer- " ...e i.i.ui I'iiuuic win no itiriiioii I o louver, nl' the raited Kvaagidical , , '"""f. "'T, ;., church, ou Cottage street, will give, .1 .'" "" ." ',i cr .-ueer ZTZr ,n musical and literarv program at Ihel ' ' ' ' " K""" '""' ,0"' r n" ..i : l i.,.. m... u STcm I ' . . ' . .. 3.... i i. Attention, Elks! ; no passen in it nociiii Hour anil iciresn incut h. No M it in i ssi ii n will he The West Salem baseball team will and urrive . plu.v Ihe Woolen Mills team tomorrow sistaiice I he special ulteriiiiia on tli at il o clock. The state fair board has notified the Cherrians that thi'ir offer to be of as-uiuinii.-u ,ii,.-i,P it... v..:.. i.n i ... w est saem grounds, cepted. The. t hen ians in iiniforiu will I'll i s is the second gninojincet all trains and assist visitors in tioaiilly ns THK editor of liis territory who is cnpablo of ninj- is nccomplishing the solution of the problems of the farmer. The Capilal Journal fools confident that its readers will be more than pleased with the Western Farmer, for in several departments will be well ' 1 BEND IN 80CIA1 NEVi The Capital Journal ii wavs glad to lrint wial t m' Sulem. iiJ i' ' ilUUI WUIU'UV v. . , appreciate iinythmu ol J i.-'.i ..... 1., nvr the Iflfl'ki hum oi-.ii tu , . or bv mail. la acaJmi ' way. benciMiot tlon, tun as f " the matter i reliable. ' not print ini.Vll'i8 7"'. ' less wo know Uio initta aCt ' J root Southern Pacific depot, , between the-o teams, the West Salem I .rotting nbout the citv mid seeinir tho1''"1''' iHNm' c,'nn' wll",,8""" lit. . ,.,,.l ..,,,,,.1.. ...Ill I ... t I 1 1,.,,'u ;,.,.;,... :.. ,1. . .i rro ... . . ' H . ...,.l i, ,.. J uf. ,, I ! ., W'ifli ll.. the fluids to be applied ou the piano I mill. "Yes Sir-Kryptoks!" "Kryptok Lenset are the greatest 'near nnd far' glasses I ever taw. Used to fool around with two tniri of glasses then I got those ifocnls with the annoying line in front of my eyes. Now I know -' bjcyclK tor fj.'i. better I wenr Kryptok bifocal knsetin . . ' i A. Hill An T1 ...... . J.... . I rtvi.nuil, IIHBI 1V1UUI. TOIllUllL HI lit ":'M shall, to meet Pot-I- 'CSIl-,1,,,,., ...... harged.i n ' ' but there will be a freewill offering,! ,,. ... ... ..,... .1,0 II1IU1IH. Vt UlUiUlllft, will give you first-class photos at SO I per coin uisoount lor tins mouth onlv. Dr. Wtsliccnus Sanatorium for pres-i A ,,,., ,.., 0 ... . ..,v..,ii,i ,l ivsioinfl.,,, of liciilth . vacation Information dopartment Is i l.ubbanl building. , 1 7 "! u' ' '' l"'hl' . I -o jl'inry, b'eiilring that the iirrnnging Special bargain until Juno 1-Our , ,, . ' . Mtatnwi is .. j.,,,. ,.i,,i,i,,.i mi ii. t- iniT- age person, Miss Anne It. Swezoy, the librarian, hns written to various rail- j teed. Watt Shipp Co, Fully giiaiau- Drowsiness After Reading j A number of friends wore entertain- ... U' . 1 I .... . . M .... i rn iiriini-si i i' , en i ii u ii ..i r, aim ..i s. i . . .. v i.' ii,... '" iin I.-.7-. " ..,. , ,.,, 1 suuiiuor ronnts on their lines. a i who came to hear the lecture that was is not natural, You, eves are stiiiiiied, "U ,,,,,vor,,,l1 ''.v lu'l,, !il1' ami the tax put on ihcm is more than ''j""'1":1 n,i" opera house, fuming they can bear, Pmpeilv fitted glasses , 1 r" " 1 orvallis were l . Hack ami is wont vou need ' wife and daughter Kvelyn, K. S. Say- I am the only "specialist In Uie city t ,,,;r- A- '1,,,""r 1 1,,r' T1"""' who docs not piaet invthing else- -! wl,(' ,,".",' ,l01" I hi lias were ,1. ion but fit eves correctly with glasses, ns ""' . " stlioy and wife, C. fitting glasses is my specialty, ami ymi j " " f,,"l'- got the benefit of my :12 yciirs' exi.er . 77 . ience by consulting me. I guarantoe! o to Dr. Stone s for trusses. wUafaction in every respect. No extra . . T7"."T"" chrge for examination. ' The C'me Prt of tin You me invited to come where ab-' !"'w w,"'k undertaken to got full solute accuracy In correcting; eve do rennrding cotulitions in the feels Is placed above evory other con- , l,v: "'" ""'K canvass of the city Federation. I !" resident districts. A lis) is be- Mu .,H,'.. my. inr h... .i...h.r. ' '"K niude of nil the vacant houses In for the service and material vou got ! ",r 's 'r,'V'"" l,h,,wll,K V"' f ,.. ' " present ciiiulitiini, This cniivnss is be- roads and trnnsportiitioa compiiiiios for time tables, and general iiifoimation of With all suits ot limps, time tables and illus trnttd pamphlets on the vnctitlon shelf, the patrons of the library should have no trouble in selecting and nrrnuging boys winning in the first. The grounds have been scraped this week and seats built for spctut'.os. sights, and practical information. With th West.M'.i l-'iii-tniir cimiinir into vour , 0 , ' Ininies twice each month vou will con- w- Kelly, who Uvea boyond Lib-1 ,,. , n,aiz(. fl,nv that this is a paper crty, was in the city today showing : wliit-li regards as 'nil important the value of assisting wherever we can for MiSS Eva noil TUT... P.il.v Mrrinirnn are now the happy owners of a new , 'euini Kiiniy ncuiuiy munches sponsor caime, ln,', arrived last even-' l,""ll',l1 Wl"' prunes that he had taken mg. The iii,g ,,xpect to spend ,r""V ,or''r. tins niorinng. lie much of their tin,,. fl.i tW river this ",'!".!"' W1'1 '"'V' t'o-tliir.l of u crop, summer. r lr' Kl;M.v has -,1 acres in prunes, most- n ty itaiinns, Sixteen girls of tho Woodlawn Bchool, a, j. j, Portlniul, are i tl. city toilnv, taking in the state institutions. They wore .-... , . visiting the -ights f the state house rFKSflNAIS this niuriiiiig and in the afternoon the IWWV1W1LU penitentiary. Tln were chaperoned . ... ley Miss M. I .i3 ,,,! Miss F. Catch-! nig, la. h tciii'hi'is in the Woodlawn school, the best development of the agricul tural conditions of this territory, Seven Nurses Graduated From Salem Hospital Judge William Galloway, grand mas ter of the g.uiid ln,.,, 0f the I. O. ). F. of this jurisdiction, stated todav thnt the delegate, to the meeting iif the It rand lodge, which convenes lit Now port Monday lor a fmr-ilnv session, had been invited to ,t, ff 't the O. A. of me. Tho entire problem lies in these wirds Rightly FittcU Lenses, Htted by the Right Man. All broken lenses replaced while you wait, ni'l'ce hours, Si.'lil u. m. to 12 tu.; 1 to i p. in. Kvenings by appointment. Dr. 11. P. Mendelsohn Vidted States National Bank Building. Rooms 210-211. mg mnde with the aid of '.'.' hiuh school boys, under the direction of Superin tendent i: 1 1 nit t and Merritt I'nvm, of the coiinureciiil department. Norma N, Lertlngwell, embaluior and lady assistant with Cottage I ndcituk in g Parlors. Phone "111. Charles A. Rockwell, of Portland, for several years superintendent nnd jan itor of. the CapitiJ building, came up from Portland this morning and was EYEGLASSES I v '! 'vMr."'rr.r4 fitted as I Fit them Insure optical effi' rV V-S, I ciency and relieve eye-strain. L SsTj Investigate ! Miss i4. McCulloch, Optometrist 208-209 Hubbard Bldg. phone 109 I MMiiMiiiraBMmnnnunanH H. F ltichardsoii was In Porthind this morning. .lohn II. Fields will spend Siindnv in Portland, F, A. Vogot, of Portlniul, is ill the city tulnv. .1. C. Caiio, uf Fngone, is registeieiT 1 m i no l.llgll, Oscar Fdwiinls is in the citv todav from Fagciie. Attorney (ienernl lieorge M. Hrown is In Portlniul today. Fsthcr Marinn .Nelson, of Monmouth, a visitor here today. Tom Ordoimin left thin morning on a business trip to Tualatin. W, F. I iimphell, of Independence, was n visitor here yestovduv. Kev. tl. A. White, itf the Lutheran synod, was in Silverton vestenlay, Mrs. Jos, A. lleiniinli Is a visi'tor In l iirtlnad today, giting ou the morning electric. .los. Ilnrbcr returned todav from n visit to his ranch in the eastern part ot the state. 's'i'li and wife will make their home In .loft'eisoii this summer, where Mr. Smith has contracts that will keep him buy during the summer months. Dr. D. V. I,nne ami wife returned to day from a ix weeks' visit in Califor nia which included all the sights of the exposition ami points of interest in the southern part of the state. Man's liiliiniiiinilv to nmii has put thousands of lawyers on Knv street. The annual commencement exercises ef the Suhni llopitu! training school for nurses was held last night at the First Presbyterian church. The audi torium was' filled with the friends of the young women who had completed their years of training and had sue cesfuily passed the examinations. The address of the evening was by dovernor Withycombe. "Wo are drift, ing nwav from' the early duys of econ omy," said the governor. "We want to get back to the simple life and live within our means. The governor re gretted to see the general extravagance of the modern ways of living and cited as a fact, that the automobile and the desire to outshine others- was causing maiiv people to live beyond their means. His advice was to Ret back t """' )de life. ERTON'S 270 NORTH COMJffAlBT WILL SELL Al PRIVATE SALE Bcsiniiiiig Monday. household gooi- ft my MBS. 578 Bel)oVTi Stret. t.. .u- . ... a.. ..in.. Ilr V. If. i ..,iM ill inr ciiiirne i" I"" v."-", -- . . .iiUt11 . - I Thompson told the nurses thnt their . m rlOUr profession was ono of great . - T .ni Cft Pm f l" ; and that their opportunities for good t T K J DIM''" were uiisurpassed by any other calling. Thn evi.i.inir's exercises were opened bv a selection by the PeerloM orchestra, T followed bv the invocation by Kev. A. . i t J'lmrC T A. Jloore, The solos ny ' Monteith were so well received tlini Mr. Monteith was obliged to respond to repeated encores. The diplomas were awarded tn tne and k Cherry City i J'''our' . . i..i Don'- t N"1' l. nut. . I ( I Oak Elonil (.conoin.-. ,., pis. graduating were Kosa Knthrvn ' J m ... Tfafltjl ruff. Margaret Klu.uiietn Mim "' I I hprrV t J ' la Zorn.la Powell. Klva A.i, ' '.I tBCHJ V ' Flora Alice tiee. Rosa Claire " ' TT' Flln Sarah Amort. '