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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
THE SMART SET

XIX ISS ETHEL HARRISON became
II II the bride of Captain Thomas
INl Caldwell Turner, u. S. N, last
evening at a pretty ceremony
solemnized at the home of Mr. and
Walter B. Cope in Union street. None
but relatives and a few close friends
witnessed the service and were pres
ent at the small reception that fol-
lowed the wedding. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. Father Prender-
CAST. The bride wore gown of white
satin elaborated with panels of rare
lace on the skirt and cut with square
train. The bodice was finished in lace
and a lace veil completed the costume
The bride carried shower bouquet OF
white roses. The matron of honor was
Mrs Walter B. Cope, who is an aunt
of the charming bride. Mrs Cope's
gown was of Irish point lace over
white satin, and she carried brides
maid roses. There were two brides
maids in attendance, Miss Marguerite
Buffers and Miss Julia Dixon of Mer-
ced, both intimate friends of the bride.
The bridesmaids were gowned alike in
white satin with touches of gold The
gowns were fashioned in the empire
mode with square trains of the satin.
The entire color scheme for the we'd
ding setting was in white and gold.
while the yellow was used effectively
in the floral decoration. The yellow
flowers of spring were used on the
brides table and in the adornment of
the reception and dining rooms. There
were a number of navy friends of the
bridegroom present. and Lieutenant
Charles Kerrick acted as best man.
One of the ushers was Lieutenant
Church of the navy, and the only other
attendant was George Fuller.
The couple will pass their honey
moon in the south, but will return here.
much to the delight of their many
friends. Captain Turner is stationed at
Mare island, where the couple expect
to make their permanent home. The
engagement of Captain Turner and
Miss Harrison was announced several
months ago at luncheon given at the
home of Miss Marguerite Buffers in
Piedmont, and Miss Harrison has been
one of the feted brides elect this win
ter. although many of the entertain
ments planned for her have been in the
army and navy set. She is popular in
local society and is frequently a guest
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Walter
b. Cope.
The wedding of Miss Maizie Crowley
and Howard Blethen took place yes
terday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. j.
Crowley, in California street. The
guest list was restricted to the clos
est relatives of the couple, but the
wedding was an interesting event to
many friends. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Father Walsh. The
bride wore handsome tailored suit
of gray cloth and carried a bouquet of
white orchids. There were no attend
ants. The house was effectively dec
grated in green, with potted plants and
ferns used profusely in the adornment
of the reception rooms. The only color
used in the scheme of decoration was
the pink in the dining room, where the
color was introduced in clusters of
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
Irnpertinent Question No. 80
What Do You Know?

For the most original wiies answer to this ouesonhe
briefer the beter-The Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH Prize winning answers viii be printed next
"Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners at once Male
your answer short and SEND II ON A POSTAT
GARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
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A. j r. o. g.. Pealu
Because have been doing what have been do;r,
prize to ]. street
I'm only like this when the bill comes inI have lucid
81 prize Miss Clara eanOtt. city
A native daughter wouldn't be anything oelse
E. South Matso
Because careful select Of
81 Williams. Fosoust street city.
Because captured early and tanned
Fortye
couldn't be otherwise if would nd | wouldn't could
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Counselor
Dunno S
Vaudeville

lay ms back example Of herosm and
other virtues
While fully recognizing Mr. Dunnes sanity character
Tor his fellow the expense of his carng suspicion
to Black rides behind the
Mr. Dunno after the OF his kind any regula-
ton that regulates Oh he and the others who
locomotive favor OF regulation of railroad several
governments but it regulation difference It is regulation
after investigation and before The people regulation
and he gives them lawsuit.
that has reduced the Hepburn law futy The
commission empowered by that rates. but it
only do after lawsuit that may
ten years Meanwhile the railroads fix their rates
If there be regulation rates the
state and federal given power initiative
1t that which Mr. Dunno behind pleasing disguise
OF his octude concerning constitutional pitfalls Mr. Dunno is
merely plausible device make Walter Burke
look like public spirited patriots His well done but it
does rise superior vaudeville.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
| Three
Things the
Need

The the nd
whic
children much outdoors indoors they will prepare country
including people are
mousy. and rightly, demanding. -
The training given in the country schools cuously
directed 1t an almost copy OF the teaching city
schools and designed cultivate
fna ignores the uses and pursuits OF life 1t training
for commercial and life and the
teaches not that which should prove farmer the
stocnan the horcultirist The farm life lies in
cooperation combination and collective bargaining farmers
follow the example OF organized labor cultivate
solidarity and willingness forego adyan-
tage the good This simple measure of efdefene
that all other classes have adopted The in more enght
communities coming but the process aceera-
ton OF almost equal Importance the profitable
country life improvement of farmers
everywhere should join determined for good roads
They will get them if they present united 'front.'
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
DiOsenes
MooreLookins
forHonestMah

Mr. Symington, venireman, at least unexpected
This Mr.. Symington obviously of mind
Judicial temperament He had formed opinion that
readily be laid aside shown He would
that should
defense did not like him and pursued him with confusing questions
The sort OF traps that cunning lawyers for unwary
whom they wish get rid OF without peremptory challenge These
devices falling Mr. Moore who loves his brother offered
to excuse Mr. Symngon by because he had confessed
Slight personal prejudice against Mr. Heney 1t the abstract
Heney that had fallen under Mr. Symngtons dpeasure
concrete Heney improved inspection and fact did
much like bear good bear perhaps but
Mr. Hey denied himself the privileges of Mr. Moores
lie not trial. and he had objections make he could
them himself.
From his examination Mr. Synington such a
defendant who loudly vowing his demanding
speedy trial. free from all the tricks and devices of
might rejoice have impaneed; every
thrown the by Mr. Calhouns lawyers. The
Oa to attribute bad faith these learned gentlemen
geston freely offered that their subject mconcep
ton and the needless might them of giving
Diogenes looking for dishonest
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
The Insider
Brewers Take Many
Millions From State

Take Many n oan fiAHOO aad s.cb car
Millions From State the people OF
city 100000 glasses Of this beverage @ ooo
which an exPend u
for those who buy it from figures presented 70 INC
demanded
the city the their position and grantee e
way the railroad people that as nes are
eastern beer Is ds
if is here fully soOo0OoO beer Dy those
who buy by the the better class cares ana
practically small popolu0n " ~
population.
figures give that must be spent IN peer
annually for eastern beer w
the total consumption OF Deer III
o all the brewers the state counds
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
Duchess Likes Idea
of Simple Savages

article to the North American
duchess extols the condition W
from the maternal parent. Th
may not know it, was still the
nexation by the United States
it was simple matter to know
be sure of the father.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

Tor passing moment on the apparent State
of mind OF counsel for Mr.. Calhoun The
seemingly thoughtful and considerate course
OF Mr.. Moore in seeking to protect Mr. Heney
and the prosecution from the possible effects
of a SLIGHT personal feeling entertained bv
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

the people of California from himself In the
fulhllment of his junction as counsel for the
Southern Pacific company, he stands with
warning fingers, pointing the way the com
monwealth should go about keeping his I'M
ruly client in order. He cuts the switch to
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
CIubmen Are Trying
to Live Simple Life

epicures Bobby living simple
than the fancy dishes
formerly delight The other night he
and she had her
when her
poached telling the all
suppementing Bohemian who
anything champagne French bread and So
the simple foodo clubmen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

DRIFT away from life on the farm is to be
stayed. The real backbone of America is
found in the country. The cities are in large
part constituted of parasitic growths In the
following passage the conditions are sum
married.:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

X WITHOUT desiring prejudice influence
Wv celebrated the bitter agony rakng up jury
of the unprepossesed The Call may permitted
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

NOUNSELOR DUNES soicitude in behalf of the legisla-
ure lest 1t fall into concealed pit dgged by corporation
LAWYERS does him the highest credit He is eager to protect
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
San Francisco Girl
Sets Gotham Styles

oetS UOtHdW New 4Ok tason papers
of One of the style papers ian
full portrait her described on OF the most e
and further costume
copied maker who made It, at the order
OF society women"
and styles conloneu'
pink chiffon cloth aheta beng USED LOT w
heavily embroidered conhower design outlined
lin CLOTH small
pink deeper color IS worn with
this long yeowish brown feathers beng the only us
Of the Princess chorus whose ambition to be the
will find II hard to climb the
eight shades OF pink
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

OOSEVELTS message the report commission on
country life points radical should be SUD-
be corrected
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

London society is going into raptures because
the duchess Of Marlborough, Mrs. Birdie Fair
Vanderbilt's sister in law, has contributed an
Review on The Position of Women The
hen descent and inheritance we're determined
IS, by the way though the American duchess
rule in the Hawaiian islands until their an
The naive and gentle savages reasoned that
the mother, but not by any means so easy to
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

The article in last Sundays Call on "Are We
Forsaking Fancy Dishes for Simple things
in the Menu?" is answered in the affirmative
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
Shows that the annual consumption OF eastern peer an
average of 100 glasses adult the trahC being
sufficiently large to secure from railroads

| s San Francisco imports 500 carloads
] Of eastern beer annually and each car
\ contains 10000 glasses, the people OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

Maude Knowlton, who started her stage
career in this, her native city, IS being eX-
nloited in the New York fashion papers as
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

Virgil G. Bogue, chief engineer OF the
Western Pacific. was last heard from at
Cleo. on his way to the tunnel at Beck
with pass.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

WRITER OF MANY BOOKS
Her position as a writer is so well
established that she is given consider
able notice in the annual of fame.
Who's Who in America"
In that book Mrs. Flora Haines
Loughead is credited with being the
author of the following books and
novels:
Libraries of California" THE Man
Who Was Guilty Handbook of Nat
ural Science" Quick Cooking" .sThe
Abandoned Claim THE Man From
Nowhere" Santos Brother" "A Crown
of Thorns." "The Black Curtain" and
the plays, "a Woman in Politics and
The Queens Crown"
She has been one of the most regu-
lar contributors to the Sunset maya
zine and other periodicals.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-04
ANNOu NCENiE>T.


To tho Public:
We are In business with u comrlut'
Tine VI harness. saddle, leather Iuud
and gloves. We have purchased uur
stock from the most reliable whole
sale houses ON the Pacific Coast o..
prices never bcfor. secured here, au'
We have paid cash. thereby I,vBIiui
the usual discount We ofi"r lu $50.
n" iuil advantage wv hive tHuH H.
'ur"d. The goods have all boon gal,
fully aci.ctcd by an "Ny"rt in th.
harness business. Mi ! - LuiUiu
ger. who has been with tho Llua',''.
Saddicry CO. Tor the last ~ wuatar
and AS n result We have uu dead Cd
unsalablc stock. Every arti'l" !
made OF first class material. IL ~ ,''
highest finish aud best woTkmau1hi.
throughout
Our manufacturing and repair g..
partmcnt Is In the hands Of Mr. Lira-
ins"r. who. ar workman Ia l!I bus
in.ss. has but few peers and 40 hg.
pcriors. We are IN IA position 10 chal
lenYe competition to oGcr as good
goods at ~ low prices ~ W. nov
offer the public. Our motto IS. "TilI
BEST GOODS At THE LOWEST
PRICES" y. propose TO stand o.
fall on that platform. You could not
ask US to do more. We have tb.
goods OF bes, value at the lowr1i
price. You have the mono Can
W. not trade
Cail NJ ont store opuos.'' Raid
wins Hardware store. and Inspect
our stock. II viii cost you nothing
TO see. II ". can "Tnbky good " Nu
will extend every cYu,tia,ag!ga.
whether you purchase OF not
Respectfully.
OREGON HARNESS COMPAST
February !. 1903, -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-04
SUBURBAN NEWS.

Brown Michael. OF Dairy. has been
hauling hay to BONANZA the pas,
week.
VIM. welch and W. l.. Simpson are
busy breaking horses this week.
Harrison Gray made Il busln.ss
trip TO Dairy Tuesday.
WIN. Shook. deputy sheriff. made
. business trip to the Fitch ranch
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-04

II. =. White. the allO,tiug agent of
the klamath Reservation. left this
morning for the railroad.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-04

FOR RENT-Thrce unturnlshcd
rooms in the Navigation buiIiius.
Cali on N. q. WilkILs 4.ct
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-04
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!. BRIEF MENTION.

| D. H. uumpnroy anu tNWiIy NrTiN-
I'd last evening from Missoula. Mon.
tana, with tho intention Of locating
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey are
looking Tor a location for hospital.
February list OF. Edison Records
arc nov. In At. Mu,iors, .
Olympia and Eastern oysters a,
the Monarch. Fresh. shipmsnts sy:
CRY day. ss
Valentines from one cent w to IS
At the Star Drus Store. 4
Henry rarrar. who has been laid
up for several days. with blood pol.
souinG In his wrist. 10 recovering aud
viii be able to b. out In a few days
Dr. Hamilton IL In attendance.
For most complete Mus OF Phouo.
graphs aud Records. see Muller. 9Th
and Main. lsl
Mrs. N. A. Estes. who recently un.
derwent su operation. Is reported as
improving rapidly.
am prepared to DO all kinds OF
Picture Framing In Sit and mission
Dolbssr. the Furnitufs Man. S2u !
A few Of the things you can bu.
at the Monarch: Dried tuit. olive
oil. mincs msat. sausr kraut. salt Ash.
oil kinds. canned goods. olives. Gun.
ned meats. oysters. etc. 80
Largest and ben, assortment o,
valentines ut tho star DRUG Store. 4 |
". 8. worden returned homo this .
evening from California points.
Try Model Bakery bread and b.
convinced that the very best OF bread.
cakes aud pastry can b. made of Mar.
tin Bros. Anchor brand Flour. ",
bake nights no that wo can give oui
customers the freshest bread possibl.
We make u specially u fancy cakes
and pastry. MODEL BAKERY. the
only up-to-dats bakery. iu the city
Phone 3s%. 8
DR.. Hamilton has received infor. II
nation from DR.. Fisher, who went
to Oakland with While Mitchell. that
the latter IN greatly improved and 10
getting along very nicely. DR.. Fisher
will return TO the city In . few days.
Have you tried one OF ,thoss Sun
Eagle cigars at the Monarch? The
best avs.esn' cisir on tht nsrksIso
MONEY TO LOAN on ranches. tim.
Der land. and city property. HALL.
SHEPHERD co. S0tf
Oct your valentine post cards st
the Star Drus store.
\ warrant was sworn out before
Judge Miller today for the arrest OF
Byron Hall. Mr.. Hall In the teacher
NJ the Pokexsma school and II Is
charged that he pusishsd one OF the
scholars too severely. and the father
has had the warrant sworn out.
4; Have you seen the Daisy Chains"
and bead necklaces At The = Deal.
l-ys .
The Americas Hotel Dining Room
10 open sil night. e.ssh oysters sv.
cry day. 1871
Our Linoleum. Carpets and Mat. ,
tings are on the way. Virgil 4 Son. !
The bowling alley outat OF J. Z.
Wheat. recently Of Minneapolis. has
arrived and will b installed In the I,
building formerly occupied BY the
CapitOis restaurant. q
Tell Muller your sewing and Talk
ING Machine troubles. Phoas s64.
Beads. beads and bead work at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-04

OREGON HARNESS cuMPAST
February l. 1903. -
Evening star., 1909-06-20

force. who told him he would have to ap-
pear in police court for speeding an auto
mobile belonging to Loring a. Cover. by
whom Thornberg had been employed as
chauffeur. 1t was the first arrest for
speeding made In this city in several
months.
Miss Julia Woore. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Woore of tl.is city. VINO
went to Larchmont. l.. l., month ago
to visit friends. has sent letter an
nouncing her marriage Monday, June IA,
In Omaha, Neb., to William X. Alther,
a sanitary expert in the government serv-
ice. Mr.. Alther came to Winchester last
summer from the Philippines on a visit
to his father and, 1t is said, fell in love
with Miss Woore on sight. Two weeks
later he went to her home with mar
riage license and wanted to marry ner,
but her parents persuaded her to remain
with them. Mr.. Alther was ordered to
Fort Robinson. Neb.. but corresponded
with Miss Woore. The announcement
of their marriage was a surprise to the
relatives of the bride.
Rev. DR.. w. II. Milton, son of w. T.
Milton of Berryville, Clarke county, Va,
who has been rector of ST. Johns Protes-
tant Episcopal Church at Roanoke. Va.
for a number of years. has accepted a
call to become rector of ST. James
Church at Wilmington. n. c. He will
leave for his new field of work next
month.
The first speech of the gubernatorial
campaign to be made in Winchester was
delivered by Harry st. Georih Tucker
in the old courthouse hall last Tuesday
night.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
IN THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
LATE HAPPENINGS IN THE
WINCHESTER SECTION.
Weddings of the Week-Meeting OF
State Farmers Institute Set
for August 10.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

WINCHESTER. Va, June 10. 1909.
James w. Eleyette and Miss Hazel Felt
ner. both of Clarke county. Va, were
married here late Thursday afternoon by
Rev Luke r. Markwood Of the South
ern Methodist Church.
Graham F. Blandy, who bought the
Tuleyries estate, near Boyce, Clarke
county, several years ago, this week pre-
sented a check for $1,000 to the trustees
of the public schools at Boyce, Millwood
and White Post, the money to be used
for manual training purposes.
James Homer Richards and Miss Anna
D. Wisman and Charles Edward Rinker
and Miss Cora May Coffman were mar
ried this week at the home of Miss Wis
mans mother, Mrs. Emma Wisman in
Woodstock, Va, Rev. ]. d. Scherrer of
the Lutheran Church officiating.
Arthur Anderson of Winchester and
Miss Amanda Hiett of Berkeley Springs,
were married this week at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va.
Meeting of Farmers Institute.
The directors of the Virginia State
Farmers Institute have selected Char
lottesville as the place of the next meet
ing, August 10, IL and -. A program
is being arranged and it is expected a
number of experts from the Department
of Agriculture at Washington will make
addresses.
AS c. f. Thornberg of Baltimore ie1
the dining room at the Winchester Inn
a few days ago he was accosted by Pa
trolman Massey of the Winchester police
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Adams Company, New York; Stewart &
Co. of Baltimore; j. N. Adam & Co., Of
Buffalo. Hams & Co. of Newark, the
Powers Mercantile Company of Mime
apolis, the William HenSerer Company OF
Buffalo, the Stewart Dry Goods Company
Of Louisville and other establishments.
Mr.. John Clafiin was the promoter and
will. be the president and manager of the
new company. Mr.. Louis Stewart will be
his principal associate and advised Mr.
John G. Eames of Clafiin & Co. will be
vice president. and board of directors
has been elected from the former owners
and managers of the several firms which
have gone into the pool. There will be
practically no change in the personnel of
the affiliated companies, and neither the
customers nor the employees would ever
suspect the consolidation, although 1t is
claimed that the business can ae .ntr~!
ed with much greater economy and much
larger profits under the consolidation of
interests.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Harry
Cunningham.
Miss Elsie Cunningham daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham. will be
the valedctorian of her class in Wash
ington Normal School next week, when
she will graduate. She expects to com
mence teaching in the Washington schools
next year.
Miss Kathryn Hermann and Wilson
! Townsend are among the graduates OF
Central High School.
Mrs. DIR. William l.. Lewis went 10
Jacksonville last Monday on a visit to
her father, Judge Darby.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Washington District Woman's Home ard
Foreign Missionary Societies, Baltimore
Methodist conference. was held in ST.
Paul's Church, Kensington, last Wednes-
day.
The morning session. devoted 10 foreign
work. was presided over by Mrs. Robert
NJ. Moore. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Mrs. T. NJ. West. followed
by routine business and greetings from
the pastor Rev. 7. Marshall West
Mrs. Otis SWEET sang solo. Reports
from departments We're heard.
Mrs. Wilbur Crafts talked on the con-
dition of women in India and China She
showed how women of China dress and
exhibited some specimens of their handi-
work
At the close of the morning session the
lauleS We're invited 10 the town hall La
dies of ST. Paul's Church served luncheon.
At the afternoon meeting, Mrs j. Gill
bert presiding. reports of the Home Mis-
sionary Society were presented. Mrs. ID.
u. Street, corresponding secretary, gave
an account of "A visit to hospitals within
the activities of the society.
Rev T. Marshall West will preach in
st. Paufs. Church Sunday. The presiding
elder, Rev. j. w. f. Sumwalt will preach
al o'clock in the evening.
So much rain has fallen that the
commissioners have decided tn construct a
concrete bridge 10 feet long, with three
spans over Rock creek on the route of the
road from Gartrells farm.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Heavy Brass Bed, just like
this illustration. This bed
has heavy posts, large caps,
thirty-eight large filters. two
horizontal filters, finest quail
ity English lacquering and
large brass casters.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
DISTRICT BOY TO WE'D.
A. Bruce Bielaski to Lead to the
Altar Miss Amelia D. Benson.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 19-An-
is made of the approaching
marriage of "A. Bruce Bielaski of Wash
ington, D. c., son of Rev. Alexander Bic
laski, pastor Of Kingsley NJ. y. Church,
Cumberland, and Miss Amelia Dodson
Benson, daughter OF Mrs. Cora D. Ben
son of ST. Michaels. Talbot county Md,
June 80 in the NJ. E. Church at st.
Michaels. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the father of the groom, and
Mrs. Bielaski. the groom's mother. and
Miss Alice Bielaski, his sister, will be
present
Miss Benson is teacher of physics in the
Western High School. Baltimore.
Mr. Bielaski holds an important position
in the Department of Justice. Washing
ton. He is a graduate of the George
Washington University. where he was
captain of both the foot ball and base
ball teams.