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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05
STATE HIGHWAYS BUILT
WITH CONVICT LABOR

Convict labor should be employed
on the public highways as is being
done in other states.
On the parole system even prison
ers for life can be worked in the
open air and made to serve the state
whose laws they have violated.
That is the only way to get good
state highways.
Let the city, county and state
prisoners be employed In building
streets and highways and preparing
material for such highways.
/ believe in putting to work the
army of tramps who travel back and
forth through oregon. Able bodied
men who make a business of tramp
ing from town to town, OF begging
meals and frightening and intiml-
dating women and children and rob
bing and stealing, should be made
10 go to work under state control.
The moment they enter oregon or
go to tramping they should be en-
rolled for labor on the highways and
for their labor are entitled to a de-
cent living without being compelled
to commit crimes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05
NEW DEAL, CLEAN DEAL
AND CLEAN SWEEP OF ABUSES

stand for a new deal-a clean
deal--a clean sweep from cellar to
garret of the abuses in every depart,
ment of our state government. Lei
the people order a cleanup and the
house cleaning will take place in
1911.
In 1895 1 made a record in the
legislature against clerkship gratis,
salary CRAFTS, self-expandlng com
missions, boards, sinecures, preda.
tory officialism-government by the
peoples hired servants who assume
to become their masters.
am opposed to the proposed Con-
stitutional convention forced upon
the people by the Legislature.
1t was never called by the people
and is a scheme to overthrow the
Peoples Measure and restore power
to the dictatorial interests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05

Three years as president of the
Willamette Valley Open River Asso-
citation, during which time hard
work was done to get a state appro-
priatlon for the Free Locks and Ca
nal at Oregon City, and the appro-
priation was put through congress.
under which the river will be freed
of corporation control and that wa
terway of western Oregon will be
opened TO commerce and forever be
a regulator of freight rates.
Two years service as president of
the OTegon-Idaho Development con-
gress, which held 10 conventions
across the state and called attention
of the Hill and Hartman interests
to the undeyeloped condition OF the
great central region of Oregon, and
as a result two trunk lines are build
ing across the state.
This work has been carried on
without a dollar OF salary having
ever been paid to the man who did
II, and II was carried on by putting
his newspaper back of his work and
giving hundreds OF pages to the
cause OF upbuilding a greater Ore
gon.
IL Is not pretended that the peo-
pie of Oregon owe Col. Hofer an Of
fice for what he has done, but he
has a right to be considered a live
man among men, and man who by
his works has shown that he loves
the state which he has made his
home. and that IN his hands the
honor and reputation of the state
and the pride OF its people In their
magnificent commonwealth would
not be allowed to suffer at the hands
of any interest or influence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05
FOR FREE LABOR
AND THE GRANGE BILLS

stand for the rights of common
labor to have wages that will ensure
a competence above the cost of liv-
ing.
The Republican party has always
stood for the rights Of labor against
unfair conditions or competition
from abroad or at home.
Farmers I'm Oregon need more Ia
borers from the better class OF Eu-
rOpean immigration to clear lands
and save crops. The state should
encourage honest labor coming to
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05

1 am opposed to the Assembly
plan of giving candidates of the Ma
chine a preference, as a restoration
of the delegate convention system
which should be destroyed.
l am in favor of the Direct Pri-
mary law, which the Assembly sys-
tenn is secretly pledged to over
throw. Assembly politicians who
say they are for the Direct Primary
either lie or stultify themselves.
l favor all public officials being
nominated and elected by the peO-
pie, making their pledges to the peo-
pie and then keeping those pledges,
chine.
The people can be trusted to select
their Servants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05

the following article:
Within the brief space Of one
year the Oregon-IdahO Development
Congress has become a recognized
and potent factor In the progressive
industrial life of two states. For
its achievements, credit must be Civ
en- largely to Colonel e. Hofer, its
president Regardless of any criti-
cism that may be directed at him, n
must be admitted Colonel Hofer Is
a live WIRE He Is the kind that
can't let things drag. He does
things. He's developer. Tom
Richardson has done a great work
for Oregon. John Hartog has
brought Eugene prominently before
the public. They have been cril-
cised, but their work stands. The
state owes them much. In his Wig
ourous campaign, Colonel Hofer may
have stepped on some toes; but he
has done an enduring work for two
states, and he has done Il at the
sacrifice of time and expense TO him
self. Oregon and Idaho cannot do
better thing than TO employ Colo
mel Hofer, II his services are to be
had, though the cost be $4,000 q
year, and keep him In the field 10
steer the oregon-Idaho Congress"
A Record for development.
Here Is the record OF a private
citizen who has done his work for
the past 20 years for the advance
ment OF the state and the city he
calls his home:
Three years as president OF the Sa-
lem Commercial club, during which
time a constant fight was made for
the interests OF the city and the
state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05

A fight must be made to extend
the indirect taxes that were at least
partially repealed by the last legis-
lature.
The bills initiated by the Grange
and enacted by the people, VINO
showed more wisdom than the whole
assembled legislature, were placed
in question by the creation OF a
State Tax Commission that has now
sought to restore the taxation of
mortgage notes, clearly a tax on the
debtor class.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05
FOR FREE LOCKS AND
PORT COMMISSION BILL.

fought for three years to secure
Free Locks and Canal at Oregon
City and as Governor would keep up
that fight until results could carry
the commerce of Western Oregon
from the head of navigation to the
ocean untaXed and unobstructed,
Waterways and fishing rights of the
people must be preserved.
| helped enact the General Port
Commission Bill by which all the
harbors and waterways Of Western
Oregon can be improved, and l will
sustain that law.
have never been guilty Of strik-
ing down state institutions In any
part OF the state or bringing injune-
tion suits against any section Of the
state to restrain its proper develop
ment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05

l believe in Progressive Republi-
canism that takes it's inspiration
from the higher consciousness of an
aroused public sentiment, instead of
dictation from superau-
nuated senility or. degenerating in
to imbecility of premature kid poll
tics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05
GIVE THE ASSEMBLY MA
CHINE A KNOCKOUT BLOW

The people should give the Ma
chine a knockout blow and prevent
building up the Assembly plan, for
IL Is only a cunning device for re-
storing the Convention system. Do
Il on September 24-on Direct Pri-
mary day-by nominating a Cover
nor who is anti-Assembly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05
RECORD FOR BOOSTING

INTlTN
Under the heading Of Colonel
Hofer Does Things" a paper called
the Coos Bay Truth. once printed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05
NONP0LITICAL PLATFORM
OF PROGRESSIVE IDEAS

OPPOSED TO ASSEMBLY PLAN
AND MACHINE AND RING RULE
AND FOR A NEW DEAL AND A
CLEAN DEAL IN OUR STATE
AFFAIRS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-05

LH a m Q he stand 6 OF Ci f
miN mN ar m Ntn tp hm has pOgf Hiding
maintenance bH Ngan STATURE fmmINdd am6rt0 Of
The daily Alaskan., 1910-07-16
WILL THE G. O. P SPLI7?

se4za what bis raa-.gus eere a.-a -la
Grgadall ana u5saEs refused -a ae
aeJ 5a ths saa.sel ,aase q.
-a- l.saar lla u Republican ga-t..s
l-a lal r1ere b. uu la-el aal -aal
-ra-= a-l. be- sHl- u tle party aEas
lar Goa EalaaFell asl join a.5 saFe-
Ll le .GsarreaL5.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-07-16

Bs meals n ahEazgrse az -ae
7..-s-r.- ras. Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

two large buttons worked like the neck
and fastened through large loops on
the edge of ths front
New fiounces for old petticoats, or,
for that matter, for new ones, too, are
to be had ready to sew on in several
styles and materials. The hounces
are shirred, plated or Of plain circular
shape. The flounces have drawstrlngs
that adjust them to the width Of the
skirt
This nine gored skirt is one of the
latest designs Of the spring walking
skirt. 1t is also an excellent pattern
for white and colored separate skirts
for summer wear. 1t can be either
laid in inverted plaits In the back or
finished In habit style.
JUDO CHOLLET.
This May Manton pattern is cut In sizes
from "a to "a inches waist measure. Send
10 cents to this once. giving number, 667S.
and It will be promptly forwarded to you
by mail. If In haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage, which
insures more prompt delivery.
An anchor TO windward-an ad In
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

AL The deep girdle can be made of
matching or contrasting material as
preferred. If the fancy sleeves are
not found becoming the plain ones
can be substituted.
The waist is made with fitted
lining and ON this lining the various
parts are arranged. The short cap
sleeves give the effect of being cut In
one with the blouse but are separate
and the deep girdle is arranged over
the lower portion of the lining.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 3A yards 81
or 27, l V yards A inches wide, with
u yards 1S for the yoke and lower
portions of the sleeves, 3a1 yards of
banding.
The pattern 6572 is cut in sizes
for "a, S6, 38, 40 and 42-inch bust
measure and will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department
of this paper on receipt of ten cents.
OF in haste send an additional two
cent stamp for letter postage, which
insures more prompt delivery.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Yorkshire PUDDING,

For the Yorkshire pudding sift three
cupfuls of -four and add three cupfuis
Of milk and three eggs. When the milk
and -four have been mixed to a smooth
paste drop the eggs In one by one
without whipping them or separating
the yolks from the whites. Beat the
batter well after the eggs are added.
Putting the eggs in whole and then
beating the batter gives 1t light,
puffy appearance when baked. Add
pinch of salt and pour the batter into
the pan with the roast beef. where 1t
viii catch all the savory dripplngs. If.
however, there Is much gravy in the
pan remove some Of it before putting
10 the pudding lest 1t become soggy.
1t will bake and brown In about half
an hour. No more pudding than can
be eaten should be made, as it Is not
good cold and cannot be satisfactorily
reheated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
FANCY TUCKED WAIST 6572.
TO BE MADE WITH FANCY OR
PTATN CT EEVEc

Il
TO BE MADE WITH FANCY OR
PLAIN SLEEVES.
The waist that is worn with a
deep fitted girdle makes one of the
later fancies. This one is laid in
fine tucks and consequently is es-
pecially well adapated to thin ma
terials but almost everything fash
ionable answers to that description.
Chiffon cloth with bands of MESA.
line braided with soutache and yoke
and lower portions of the sleeves
made of fancy net make the waist
illustrated, but there are various
combinations that will suggest them
selves at once. Jetted and beaded
nets, embroidered nets and gold and
silver nets are greatly in vogue for
the yokes and under sleeves and for
the waist itself silks and voiles, all
the materials that can be tucked sue
cessfully are appropriate while forl
the trimming can be used applique
or plain bands of contrasting materi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
VOGUE POINTS.
Colored Blouses Are Going to Be Smart |
the Cominq Summer.

CoIored Blouses Are Going to Be Smart
the Coming Summer.
Those who are making lingerie
blouses should pay attention to the
colored ones that match the coat suit
in coloring, but are made of wash ma
terial. They are severely simple, con-
sisting of the usual side tucks with
frill down the front. The sleeves are
moderately close fitting and have a
three inch turnback cuff. The fabrics
used are dotted swiss, voile ninon,
marquisette and grenadine.
A smart suit of heavy linen crash
has n gored skirt and hip length coat.
The coat has a collarless neck, en-
broidered in self color and closing with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

The Lazy Woman,s Friend.

Anything to save steps for the lazy
woman. The latest is a hall set. so
she will not have to go upstairs to
her bedroom every time she wants to
tidy up. She can smooth her hair in
front of the hall mirror by means Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

think that young men need conservative
mothers advice much more than their sisters.
But you'd need Dogenes' lantern to find the man
who would admit that.
woman can't possibly understand the peculiar
temptations a man has, the peculiar standards he
liaes by think M ost boys. OF course, they expect
their sisters to be refined careful and straight
The very thought of anything else makes their Diooo
boil But as for themselves-thats different. They
ard ent suffragist, but would rather see
women get their rights in this matter than at the
polls. l would rather the time when mans SIN
and woman's sin would be regarded in just the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

prise one small girl answered. Home"
''Why should you call 1t home. Eliza
beth?' asked the teacher. Because"
explained the girl. there's no place
like It."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
A NEW FASHIONED HALL SET.

the brush and put on her slippers or
dust her boots without STOPPING by
means of the long handled implements
for this purpose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Hn,u 70 Catch Rats.

A trap baited with sunflower seeds
Is the most efficacious means of catch
Ing rats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

realize their worst enemies II
thing will woman Ia
will. they harshly condemn
deliberately a life
merely sowing his WIZ
yet it's the
Ism t shorsghted?
doing than realize
recently the phophecy to M
begin to demand OF he
clean him.
the mark The most hope gradual tendency In tina
But do hope for that And think the woman who
complete justice nothing better
abolish this dual standard of morality in its place one
weak
whether they be found
RA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Friday CIearances In

mlllinGrY Muslln OHoei
White Waists Corsets, etc.
Fancy Pyroxyiins Braid Hats
wing, quilts, etc.-large and
sn1all-reg. $1.69. 9............... .bS
Women's Ready-to-Wear Hats
fancy braid-combinatio eolors-.
reg S24S. ................. LBS
Wo1nen's White WaistE-tailored
Madras and lace trim'd Batlste and
Crossbar-reg. S1.49. .......-.... III
Dainty Models in White Lawn and
Batiste-were s1.9S. ..............1 1.40
Women's Messaline Waists-dainty
coiors-,plain tailored or fancy
trim'd-were s2.9s and s3.2e. -. 2.40
Allover Tucked Chiffon waists-also
-yrhAta Net with soutache braid
fnish-wefs S,9s. .4.9S
Muslin and Cambria Drawers
wide tucked Tuftle or deep lsslA
with tucka above-were b.. 20
canbric and Muslin prawers-
wide circular hounce or-ehisa-I- OF
lace and tucks-were so. ....... -
Nainsook Corset Covers-fancy lace
inserts-ribbon run-worth 3D. .Z9
Nainsook Corset Covers-dainty ~
models variously trim'd-VaIue .oS ~
Women's Cambria Shirts
dozen fancy styles. with lace emoy ,o
and tucks-were S1.69. 9.........-'. l. .@0
Fine Cambria Skirts-elaborate
nounces Of lace or emoy- 49,,
value x2.eS. 49,. 's''.' - A'Oo
Muslin Night Dresses-tucks and
two emb'y inserts-value 0S'.'.'' .oo
Cambria, Nalnsook and Muslin
Night Dresses-V, round or
htFh neck-fancy lace or emby
trim-yalue .9s. s.............-.''- 'oo
Cambria and Nainsook Night Dresses
neat or snowy styles-were Sl.zo. 'oS
Wornen's Cout!l and Batists Corssts-
white and grAy-long, medium ana
French-broksn sizes-alse Nursing
CorSets-$1. 90 kinds-to clear 40
Eyhtta Coutil Corsets-long lengths
sizes le 20 80-also medium and
short Silk Brocsde Corsets-eizes
FL TO 26-were s1.79 to $S-2o...'. .SS
Extra Size Petticoat-Sateen or
Moreen-rufle or fare hounee-
reg S11e-to clear. .....'..-'' "a
Heavy Taffeta SIk Petticoats-olack
and newest shsdes-pleat h9unce-.
with ruche or tailored styles 4.9o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

Not q Familiar Landscapes.
A drawing teacher put landscape
on the black board. what would you
name that?" she asked. expecting the
children to recognize 1t. To her sur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Friday Clearsnces In
SILKS Dress Goods
Innings

SO inch Shepherd Checks
Black-andwhite or grey-and white
also Tailor Cloths
80 ct. Qualitles-to clear. ........ .19
3s inch All Wool Striped Serges-
black and colors-were SO. ...... 80
All Wool SAtings; also Solsils--
yard wide-were 49--to clear. 20
Imported Prunellas-black and
coiors-were 80 and .9s. .... 80
So inch Worsted DiAgonals--blaclr.
navy and good colors-weTs SO, 80
New Ottoman Silks-Aght colors-
were SO. .................... "a
Plain and fancy MeSsalineS and cord
Shanturgs-were 80 and .40... 20
New Sntin Foulards-polka dots and
hgurss-lieht and darlS-value SO. 40
2T inch Fine Black Tanetas-soft or
rustic hnish-valus rs. ....... .SA
SILK finished Psrcalines-were "a. rs
Meroerlzed Lining Satsens-
were AZ "a Observation-Disclosures 9&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

Friday cIearancss in
Womsn' Suits. Coats
Women's Skirts, Wrappers, &C.
Fine Tailored sufts-Broadcloth,
Serge and Worsteds-plein and fancy
tailored-satin or Peau De Cygne
lined-wers s24 eS-Clearance. J 4.9S
were s32 9s-Clearance. j S.9S
women's Handsome pc. Suits
Chiffon Broadcloth--
black and eolors-were s4S.es. .29.9S
wonen's so inch Coats-Black Chev.ot
and Kersey-shuwl collar and cuirs'
with inlay OF Sklnner's satin
were Se.S5. .....''''.. DUO
Black Kersey and Diagonal Goats
80 tnch-were s129S. S....-....... .0S
Black Broadcloth and Kersey Coats-v
also miutures-plain and
fancy tailored-were SLIPS. ...--9.SS
90 inch Black Chiffon Broadcloth
Cloaks--also wide vale Serges-
cited and semi-ftted-satin lined thro
Also Seal Plush and Caracul-
were f23.9S. S........-.--.s..- 1000
women's Pony and Near Seal Coats
3e incf-Sl.inner's Satin lined
were S55.9S. ...............-... 6D.1S
so and 81 ineh-Were $1,000. .6S.0S
Women's Black Panama Skirts
also Mixtures-pleated models
were SB.9S. <'6o
Ducknng Fleece Kimonos-tull length
also Fiannslette and Cambria
Wrappers-were S1.49. ........ .SS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
The Evening Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

Donts sen m girl can't
say, There's for boys know,
all havet wild oats sow;
There's boy to be low
girl. Thenpl don't tell him
For a boys or girls S knOr
And babys hands clean and white
IS a girls tonight"
ERE that hope the twentieth century
will the adjustment OF dual
ard of morality sexes.
Not long the od-fashoned mother ana
the wisdom of listening Of her odfashoned advice
Shortly of mothers wrote
that she thought that the things in the article applied
his shoulders like on
ducks back because he meant only for girls
IT On the whole,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

II you are NOT good advertiser
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Friday Clearances In

Fine Wilton Velvet Rugs-9 x II #
rich medallion and small figure
deslgns-value S21 -........ 1928
Mfrs samples OF fine Wilton Rug
strips two yards iong-m6ny OF
style to match--half value
while they last, each. h.-..........1.9 .9S
500 Velvet Mats-numerous designs
also plain colors-Ticely finished with
fringe-value .75-special". ...-.. 40
12-inch Shelf Oilcloth-slightly
imperfect-reg. T........... A
Bath Tub Seats-white enamel, rubber
covered nickel arms-reg. 10. ~
Opaque Window 6hades-7x3 #
mote extra iength)-white and
six best tints-were 95-to clear. 70
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

Full size Comfortsoles-fg'd Sateen
or SiIkoline cov'd with and without
inch borders-were up to $3.25. lbs
Flg'd Satesn Crib Comfortables-
reyersible-scroll stitchlng-white
cotton fNled--were 81. 40. ..... 50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Friday clearanccs In
Misses Wear and
Babies Wear

DdOtGS W WCdi
Girls Wash Dresses-new spring
eolormEr-daibty styles
worth Size TO $1.T9. 9.,.,...,.,.. BIS
Girls Lawn Gutrn oes-smb'y and iacs
trina--h. g. neck and eleeves-
worth .sS and 81 t.36...........s .4o
ChIdren's Hydsgrads 0slatsa
Drsssss-siSes TO s-reg. S1.1e.. IA
Children'B Domet Ronpers-
sizes TO yrs.-Tes. .4e. .......'S. s<S
Chiiaren's White Lawn Drssses--Yo oke.
French and Russkan-werA $1.Se .S4
BAhies' -BearsiSin, Felt and
eflk-were so 69.............-... .10
Banies' White and Cord Caps
bsarskfn, FELT ard Silk
up to .es--to clear. 20
Babies Corduroy and Bearskin Car
riAxe Rohss-ws-e e2.eS-to clear 30
Babies LeKgtns-were IS. 5........ 40
NO MAIL OR TEL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Friday OIesrances in

Muslins Spreads
Domgstics Comfortdbles
Heavy Unblesched Muslins-yard wide
worth . A-..t.....-. .-..t..s.. OB
10 ineh Bleached and 72 and 70 inch
UBbleached heetings-standard
Quality-were %. .19K
so inch Bleaehed Sheetings-
no starch or dressing-were I'll. I'll
Ready Made Pillow Cases
4zx66--were .12.............s @
45xS6-were .I5. 9M
60x36-were .14............. 10
71xo0 Muslin Sheets--one inch narrower
than regular size-therefora~
05 ct. Sheets. S....-....-........ 40
Tull size Crochet Spreads-heavy
| raH@d patterns-worth Sl.b9. 1.O9
-. a.pillows-sanitary cured
no odor or-esssiuuu uuu2Gx2S-wers 80. 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

idoY Nicd dUCS5 III
Curtains, Draperies, Couch
Covers. Etc.
Muslin Curtsins-wide H. s. ruffle-
Coin Spot and Figures-value ST.. 10
Old Tapestry Portieres-for single doors
and Couch Covers-worth $2.00.... .0S
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers
Bsgdad Stripe Effects
value $2.I5. 1.O9
Fig'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., floral and
Oriental designs-yard wide
were .121h 8
Irish Point Sash Laees-double borders
or panel styles-were .7e. 80
Tapestry Table Covers-2 yds. So
were S2.49. ........... 1.79
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17

This Great Hair Grow.
ing Remedy can now be
had at all druggists in three sizes.
Csc, soc and $1.OO
Der bottle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-17
Not a Familiar landscape.

NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-17
iIeXanderS Shoe Store
PUTNAM
Pomfret School lubilee Night.

On the cse of the eioze If the Pom fret school, the students celebrated the end of study Year. 5y festivities of a highly sensational an1 Ieyfui eharae= ter Tuesday night proved delightful fofsneh in affair. For the occasion nut sic was furnished bs tAe naaielson Me ehanics Band. There WAS q fine illn- mination, red fireworks, with cheer. ing intervening. and everything that could he devised to give vent te high spirits and joyous feelings befitting the happy event.
 The students then formed i'll line, and headed by the Band, marched on their annual parade, up and down the Street. As they marched they halted at the homes of members of the facul- ty, whom they cheered lustily, crying out "Speech. Speech which was gen. efally responded to, and were cheered. On returning they went 10 the school grounds and had brilliant display Of fire works. The festivities closed with refreshments provided for all, every thing having reached the high stand ard Of their annual celebration.