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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-05-24

Ky tnat In TINS ruling the president re-
called the decisions Of President, Roose-
welt. Attorney General Bonaparte. So
licitor General Bowers and seven fed
eral courts.
Seven Times Sustained.
"Flnding themselves unable TO sway
the Roosevelt administration In spite
of ,he efforts in their behalf of Secre-
tary Wilson. the whisky prisoners
went into the courts Seven times the
Roosevelt ruling was sustained, as fol-
Dws:
"Aus. "a. 1905 in federal court at Gin
cinnati
aug. q. 1905. in same court. strong sup
Elemental opinion refusing rehearing.
Omitted States circuit court for SOUTH
ern Illinois later in the same year, COM
pletely sustained the Roosevelt ruling. ,
FEB. 4. 1909. United States Circuit Judge
Cochran, at Richmond, specifically ruled
that the stuff which Roosevelt had order
ed to be labeled as imitation whisky was
exactly that.
aug. II, 1908. the court OF appeals for
the District of Columbia broadly sustained
tho Roosevelt ruling.
"July Z, 1893, the United States district
court for western New York completely
sustained the Roosevelt rulings.
1.-THE supreme court of the District OF
Columbia by decree In "a case. United
states versus four barrels of liquid pur-
porting to be whisky held that the con-
tents was an imitation Of whisky.
"oct. q, 1908 federal court at Baltimore
broadly sustained the Roosevelt ruling
that imitation whisky was imitation whis-
KY. and must be so labeled
Alphonso Taft's Optimism.
"what the Consumers league failed
to cite, however, was that President
Taft in that one ruling not only re-
called seven federal court decisions
but also another which, while 1t did
not emanate from court, was certain
ly judicial. For it was handed down
By a great and honored jurist who sat
In the cabinet Of President Grant. This
was the eighth decision recalled:
"Aicohofi snd whisky are, unquestion.
ably. different articles ID Contemplation Of
law as they pre- in fact, having differen,
Qualities and different values. Opinion OF
Alphonso Taft. attorney general, constru'
ing section $40 of internal revenue laws
see Internal Revenue Record, Aug. z
1876. volume ~
"Just what process Of reasoning the
president employs to determine posi-
lively that he has the right to recall
seven court decisions with single sig
nature, while the recall of one by the
sober judgment Of millions of citizens
in a state would destroy our funda
mental national liberties, we are un
able to understand, except by remem
berlng that striking portrait drawn by
the lamented Deliver of the amiable
person in the White House entirely
surrounded by men who know exactly
what they want"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-05-24

favor Of the makers Of imitation whls
Ky that in this ruling the president re-
called the decisions Of President, Roose
welt. Attorney General Bonaparte. So
Hcitor General Bowers and seven fed.
eral courts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
OFFICE HOLDERS
ALONE FOR TAFT
FACTIONS HOLD LOVE FEAST
AND CNTrE IN ENDORSING
ROOSEVELT.

LEXINGTON. n, c.. March IL
Hon. Richmond Pearson made a
speech In the courthouse here to a
crowd OF enthusiastic Roosevelt Re-
publicans.
He was at his best and his speech
aroused great enthusiasm. At the
conclusion of his address a Roosevelt
club, with about one hundred men-
bers, was organized.
A striking feature OF the meeting
was the entire unanimtty that see ls
to have settled on Davidson county
Republicanism. The speaker of tic
evening was introduced by J. r. Nc
Crazy. Republican county chairman
and leader Of one faction, while Gsu-
eral Walser, State manager for
Roosevelt, head OF the other faction
was the leading spirit OF the meet
ing.
1t was a regular love feast. Every
county officer enrolled himself a. q
member of the Roosevelt club. and
1t was stated that the Lexington. and
Thomasville postmasters are the only
Taft Republicans in the county. Cen
eral Walser plans to open the State
Roosevelt quarters here In the early
future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12

among socialists all over the United
States for his work on the Appeal
to Reason" with which he has been
connected for many years. He has
visited nearly every State in the
Union and has Travelled all over
Canada and England as lecturer
on socialism. He is graduate OF
Northwestern University and broth
err of j. Slit Wilson, mayor OF
Berkeley. Cal.
The socialists claim that their pur-
pose in calling attention to the class
struggle Is not TO accentuate Its hor-
rors, such as strikes, lockouts and
dynamite explosions. but to give the
general public a correct understand
ing of it's position and its duty with
relation to interests and events. to
the very purpose that those who are
struggling for better conditions may
employ education and legislation as
opposed to violence, or simple deg
pair.
All proceeds over the expenses OF
the course will go to the striking
textile workers of Lawrence. Mass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
FLOATING BOTTLE
PROVES 4 MYTH
Toss9p INTO OCEAN FROM sgA-
SIDE REsoRr AND NOT FROM
STEAM aiP.

NORFOLK. March ii.-Another
bottle and note mystery has been ex-
pioded and turns out to be nothing
more than q hoax. perpetrated ny
somebody, humorously inclined, per-
haps. who tossed II into tho ocean. no
doubt at some nearby seaside resort
only to have It float ashore day or
two ago at Willoughby Beach. where
It was found by James W. buchanan
who discovered the note ~ 1t lay III
a bottle on the beach.
The note bore the names OF II. r
Weeks, OF Park View, and also l.. NJ.
Jeffrey, whose names appear In the
city directory.
The note picked up by Mr.. Buch-
anan, IL a. follows:
''On our way to Liverpool, July 4
1908. Anyone finding this note kindly
notify Mr. l.. M. jeffrey. and Mr.. H.
p. Weeks, Park View, Portsmouth. Va.
and Will receive $780,
Mr.. Weeks denied yesterday that he
had signed such a note. nor had ne
any knowledge Of II. He hasn't been
10 Liverpool, nor did he 20 there III
1905 he says, and OH tho whole. he
regards the note as hoax. perpetrated
by somebody intending to turn a prac'
tical Joke at his expense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
WILL STUDY. TOLL
GATE CONDITIONS

LYNCHBURG, March 1.-THE board
OF supervisors. Of Amherst county has
appointed 4 committee consisting OF
o. J.. Evans and DIR. billiard Munday
to 60 to Staunton 70 make n study Of
toll gate conditions In Augusta county
before Amherst will make All effort
to establish gates on the road be-
tween Lynchburg and Amherst Court
house.
II has been suggested that there
shall be three gates between Amherst
Courthouse and Lynchburg and anoth-
er on the Elon road. This, however.
has been referred to another commit
tee Of the supervisors. which II to
60 over the pixies and make reports az
to what seems TO be necessary In act
Ing under the law passed recently per-
hitting the establishment Of the toll
gates.
The COMMITTEES to study conditions
In the Valley will make It's reports to
an adjourned meeting to be held by
the board OF supervisors on March
10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
POLICE OFFICER
PLAYS HERO ROLE

STANTON. March 1l.---Peeple
about the bank corner yesterday
morning saw a Stanton police cfi-
Ger show some real nerve.
Headquarters had been notified only
few minutes before that dog,
which acted as If it might be mad.
WAS running wild In the streets when
Officer Forsythe saw the animal head
ed through the business district. There
Is little doubt that the dog Was suf-
fering a genuine case a rabies. 1t
was yellow bird dog. starved and
gaunt. fierce enough looking animal,
even without its wild behavior. to
cause alarm. Without hesitation the
officer grabbed the mad animal, hold
ing 1t with both hands. while 1t
struggled to free itself. and made re-
peated attempts to snap its captor.
Both. hands bs.ing required fer the
Job. for the dog was large and In
spite OF It's condition was powerful.
the officer could use neither his gun
nor his club. 50 he had to struggle
with the beast for some minutes or
until Officer Crickenberger came to
his help, and ended the career Of poor
mister dog with a shot from q re-
volver.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
WOULD ELIMINATE
ALL PARTY LINES
LYNCHBrRG GOOD GOVERN.
MENT LEAGUE WANTS BET
TER CITY GOVERNMENT.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. March IL
With the object OF eliminating party
lines as well as lines drawn by tho
ever present liquor question, an or
ganization has been launched here
called the Good Government League
Of Lynchburg. with a full set OF Of
flcers ana directors. constitution and
bylaws.
Briefly stated. az. set forth IN. It's
constitution. the object OF the organt-
cation In to promote efficiency and
economy in the city government. by
Using its best endeavors to insure
honesty and fairness in all city cleo
tons: TO collect and disseminate in
formation regarding munical affairs.
and to induce citizens to support such
men and measures as will best meet
the essential needs of the city.
Officers are. President. George
Aahon: Vice President, F. r, MAne-
fee; Secretary and Treasurer. Mayo
c. Brown: BuMness Secretary, John
Q. Taylor.
Mr.. Mahon was first president Of
the State Board OF Accountants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
INSPECTION OF
ART|LLERYMEh
HoWiTzERS STAND READY TO GO
TO FRONT iF
+.
CALLED.

In pursuance of mandates of the
government. Captain Spaiding. of the
United States Army. will. tonight, In
spect The Richmond Howitzers. This
Being the regular drill night OF tho
battery. there will IN all probability he
a large attendance Of ssthe friends OF
tho artillerymen. Thefiowitzcrs have
heretofore stood high In the annual
Inspections.
While 1t is not known that the VII
ginia artillery will be ordered to the
Mexican border or even into that couu-
try. Captain Myers says that his COM
mand stands ready at moments mo-
ticc 10 go to the front. The soldiers,
themselves almost TO O unit, are
eager to show their patriotism and
loyalty to their country. and II the
Howitzers should be called the bat
talon will go with full ranks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
BY IA RAcoNrEusE.

L.. u. c, Convention in Richmond in
November. returned 10 her home In
Waco. Teas. last week
airs. f. y. Williams and little
daughter, Katharine Murat, have re-
turned frprn orange. Va where they
were guests of Mrs. John G. Williams.
Miss Louise Warden has returned
from Asheyille. y. G.. where she has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton IL spending
some time at tho University of Viz
ginia as the guest OF Mrs. Willie
Woods.
Mrs. ] Allen Watts, OF Roanoke, Ia
visiting friends here
Mrs. c.. s. Srellings and Miss Rob
ertson, of Salisbury. \. C., are guests
Of their sister, Mrs. W. b. jenkins.
Mrs. Coleman Wort ham is registered
al the Hotel chaifonte, In Atlantic
CITY.
Mrs. Carter Wexford and Mrs
Frank Guest, OF Fredericksburg
havs been visiting relatives here.
Miss Babbott, of New York, is the
guest OF Mrs. Melville G. Branch,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
ARDOR NOT COOLED
BECAUSE OF SCRAP

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
MARTINSvILLE. VA. March IL.
Following personal encounter
here last Wednesday between w. p.
Lawrence and DR.. G. y. Smith, one q
Roosevelt and the other 4 Taft sup-
porter. Mr.. Lawrence has written an
open letter TO Roanoke newspaper
explainin~ his position In regard to
tho presidential nomination.
The trouble between the men arose
over severe criticisms by Mr.. Law
renee OF the way In which the post
of,ica here 10 conducted by DR.. Smith.
Mr.. Lawrence concludes his letter:
Talk about New York Republi-
cans leaving the party. There il
nothing In such bosh. New York In
primary would give Roosevelt two
to Tafts one. Why not give the
want? Old Virginia would show Bill
where Toney hid the wedge.
Il am for Roosevelt and have been
for two years. but am In the same
position as exists In Alabama from
what I see has happened In WASH
ington March 4. when Senator Bris-
tow tossed bomb In the camp ant
showed what haDpencd when q
Roosevelt man spoke.
Il always viii censNre Mr.. Taft for
not giving Roosevelt's friends In the
South the same warning Slat he gave
to the American people IN Mexico.
and probably could have presented
= better look IN the front ranks e.
pecially in the face. II I had been
notified. But thanks be to God. It
took . postmaster ana his brothers
both to make those black spots: and
yet am for that fearless man, Theo-
dorse. the only man that can bring
success to the American people In
lei3."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
REFUSES To TALK
FOR PUBLICATION
JOSHUA RAiNEs. ACCUSED or
MURDER, DECLINES TO SEE
REPORTERS.
ROANOKE,

ROANOKE, March if.-7Josnua
Ratnes, accused Of the murder Of
Miss Eva C. Chambers. still maintains
hts stolidly indifference silence. 1t
became known that Judge Moffett had
advised the prisoner not to talk with
any newspaper reporters, and Raines
now even refuses to give his consent
to anyone seeing him. Sheriff Charles
l.. Hatcher informed a reporter that
II the case was urgent he would take
anyone to see tho prisoner, but that
he felt certain hesitancy about rum
ming against the wishes of man
whose days on earth may be abruptly
brought to an end by the electric
chair In the very near future. un-
less It was of the utmost importance.
Mr.. Hatcher's son, the deputy sheriff.
says that the accused is enjoying per-
fectly good health, there being but
little change In his appearance from
day to day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
Seventeen Join Church.

Especial to The Richmond Virgffiian.>
HARRISONBURG. VA, March II.
Probably the last revival meeting
ever to be held in the old Meth odist
church came to a close yesterday
when seventeen persons Joined the
Harrisonhurg Methodist church. Tha
services for ten days were concluded
by Mr.. Murray Mitchell. of Lexing-
ton. The Methodists expect to move
into their magnificent $4,000 edifice
in several months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
.'pisd pipsrr IN Jail.

Paying annie LAurio* on : TIN
Aute, william La. who was arrested
~ suspicious character suspected Of
fsl0ny. was brought beepre rofacs
defAul< u 9lee bonA weQt ~ tn mr.
thirty Aays L. 49, niclgnexno1 ~
80 In11SW petoeDoen q ~ IN IN.
4! - - 1 ! = a 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12
REV. WILSON IS
THIRD IN SERIES
WILL DELIVER SOCIALIST Lee
TrRE ON THE WAR OF THE
CLASSES"

Rev. Ben +. Wilson. OF Girard,
kans.. socialist lecturer and writer,
will speak on Tho War OF the
Classes as the third number OF the
Socialist Ilyceum Course, at the
city Auditorium tonight at 8
F. NJ. Mr.. Wilson Is known
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12

Miss Mary Osborne Templeton. Of
Waynesboro, il the guest OF Mrs. Mann
at the executive mansion this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12

Mre. Robert &. Rr.sn, of Nashville
Tenn. VIII arrive this week to visit
her brother. Mr.. John Carter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12

Miss Decca Lamar West, who has
been in New York since attending the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12

Miss Eleanor Montgomery spent the
week end with relatives at Yerdon, IN
Hanover county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12

Miss Fanny Tyler IL spending some
tirns Ia New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacon Jeffres:
have issued invitations for the mar
riaGe of their daughter. jenny Wal
ter, tc Mr.. Neil Dunlop Stills, of this
city. The ceremony will take place
at the home OF the brides parents
Sis Park avenue. on "Wednesday eve
ming March 81 ut 4 O'Clock
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21

Caleb T. Oliver. secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. 10 again at
his desk after = ave day siege Of M
moss that confined him 10 his bed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21

There are funds In the city treas
ury for the redemption Of general
fund warrants protested on aad prior
TO August 0. 1910. Interest ceases
from date hereof.
Dated At Klamath vails. Oregon.
this 9Th day Of December. 1919.
J. W. siEMENu. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21
Parcels Post is to Be
Effective in Few Days
Regulations are Sifted Down to Elev.
en- Simple Rules. Live Animals
Cannot be Sent by the Post

Weight limit IL Increased to eleven
pounds, Special parcel post stamps
must DO used,
S---rrintod matter. books. etc, are
not mailabls under now parcel pos,
but must 90 ~ third class
matter at present rate Of QUO cent for
each two ounces or fraction. without
regard TO distance. Parcel post
stamps are not good for postage on
this class Of matter,
;--unmAilablc. Live animals. live
poultry. spirituous. vinoas and malt
liquors. explosives. articles liable to
lnjurc the mails or persons handiins
same.
s--Liquids other than those shown
In paragraph Z ~ unavailable may
bc accepted for local delivery caly
whom II 10 unnecessary to.Hansport
them over steam OF electric railways.
Liquids may DO sent to any destina-
tion when mailed In siass bottles con.
tanning not more than - ounces,
such bottles to BE- sneased In . block
or tube surrounded with suf,cisu'
absorbent material Ia take up the
eon,ca,s Of the bottle II broken.
9--insurcd; Parcels may be In
surcd up to $50 In value for . fec Of
10 cents.
Registry abolished; u wiii
not be possible to register msrchan-
disc parcels under tho new resuiA-
tions. the insured mail taking place Of
tho registry system ~ applied TO
fourth class matter.
ii--wrappins: All parcels must
be securely wrapped and suf'ieicntiy
well packed to protect contents from
damage In transit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21
REED FAILS IN
HIS LAW SUIT
JUDGE BESsON GRANTS MOTION
YOR xON-suIT IN THE CASE N
WHICH r0sf,aAsrKR nRAx.
DENBURG MAS DEFENDANT

The suit Of J. b. Reed against
Clyde X Brandsnburs Of al was dis
'niHssd today. following the granting
OF . non-suit upon motion OF John
Irwin. Brandenburg's attorney. The
motion for . non-suit wac based upo n
the ground that the plaintin had
failed To prove . cause Of action suf-
neisnt to submit to the jury.
The motion vas made last night
by Mr.. Irwin. and arguments were
made nv himself and BY Attorrcys
Elliot, and Brewer for the plaintiff.
Judge Benson rendered bis opinion
this morning.
The suit vas brought against Mr..
Brsndsnburs ~ principal and Marion
Hanks and O. Heitkemper Jr. a. sur
stiss to recover damages on . bond
for undertaking..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21
EXAM PAPERS
GO TO SALEM
TEACHERs vArH NOW Up M
rHE STAT. oty1ClAis-rHE
GRADES WILL BE FIXED ny
THE STATE sUrERlNTENDExr

County School Superintendent J. q.
Swan this morning sent to Salem the
papers submitted by the teachers who
took the examinations for state GER
tincates this week. The papers will
be graded at tho once Of the super
intendent OF public Instruction.
Twenty-onc klamath county teach
ers took the examination for one year.
Ave year and life certificates. County
School Superintendsnt-siect Fred
Peterson and the deputy supsrintsad-
ent. Miss Carlton. conducted the local
examination.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21

A reception and concert viii be
held at the White Pelican hotel FRI
day night for the guests Of the hotel
and the people Of klamath Fails. A
musical program Of exceptional merit.
Including numbers BY the white Pei
lean orchestra. and solo nnd duet
numbers. has been arranged for the
occasion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21
Christmas Shoppers

The most beautiful and most last
ing gift you can select Il TO b found
In our complete stock Of solid Gold
and Gold-Filled Jswslry. oolid Silver
and Community Plated Tableware,
Cut Glsss and Clocks.
We have gifts suitable for every
one. and with price within reach Of
all. Let 10 help you select your
gifts. Fifteen ysars' experience st
your service.
Your gift problems viii b easy
OF solution 1t oar store.
FRANK y. UPP
wstc'''nake. Ssweles and Ensravss.
Q. p. wateh Inspector
willitts Buildins
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21

The parcels post act becomes effect
i've January ist. and preparations are
already under way In tho local post'
Once to take care Of the business,
Although ., is expected that there
viii be considerable additional work,
no arrangements have been made foI
the employment Of cxtra help. and Il
Is not expected that any viii be auth.
orised for some time.
The rules and regulations under
which tho act viii be carried out
have been screened down to eleven
rules. which follow;
Parcels cannot BE- mailed In
package boxes: must be- brought to
the postossce or designated postal
station.
a-Rascs Of postage Tor packages
weighing not more than four ounces
are the same ~ at present. Pack
ases Weighing moro than four ounces
take nav post pound rates. which are
arranged according to distance car
risd.
s--Distinctivc parcel post stamps
must be used. and packages mailed
with ordinary postase stamps win be
treated ~ unavailable. The parcel
post stamps viii not BE- good for post.
age on other ciassss Of mall matter.
t--scnder's name and address
must appear on al packages. Post
mastsrs are directed TO treat ~ un-
parcels presented for mail
Ing on which this Information IL not
shown.
s-sesds. euttines. bulbs. scions.
plants. etc. are mailable only at the
rate Of one cent for each two ounces
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21
importance Of Healthy
Kidneys
klamath Falls Resdess should Leogs
To Keep the Klaseys Wei


The kidneys have . big work to DO.
All the blood ID the body 10 eoursins
through the kidneys constsatly 70 bs
freed Of poisonous mater. Il 10 q
heavy enough task whcu the kidneys
are well. but . cold. chill. fever or
some thoughtles exposure ID likely 10
irritate. inname and congest the kid.
neys and interrupt the purifying
work.
Then the aching begins. and 10 US
ually accompanied by some irregular
ity OF the urins-too frequent pas-
sages. sediment or retention. Thou
sands testify 70 the wonderful merit
OF Doan's Kidssy Pills. . remedy 10,
the kidneys only that has been used
In kidney troubles rs years. You will
make no mistake In following this sd-
vice. II comes from y resident OF
this locality.
Mrs. Grace Skeeters. 8 w. Jackson
street. Medf0rd. Ore. says: II can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills for
pain and stiffness In the back and
other symptoms Of kidney trouble.
This remedy relieved mo when I used
Il. and have been well ever since"
For sale BY ali dssfers. Price SO
,ents. Foster-l lliiburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
Dtstes.
Remember the nsme-D Dosn's-and
Ale nm ofhep
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21

Miss Alice Pool. primary teacher In
the local schools. has gone to Brook
side ranch. on swan Lake. where she
will spend the holidays ~ the guest
OF Miss Evelyn Appiesate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21

7. b. English has accepted the po-
sition Of division accountant for the
California Oregon Power company.
succeeding w. U. Foster. who has
severed his connection With the con
cern. Mr.. English IL from Yrska.
and has besn with the company for
several years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-21
SOCIETY

Miss Bcssle Applcsate. teacher Of
Enslish In the high school. loft FRI
day for Santa Barbara. where she
viii spend the holidays with her par
cnts.
900
Invitations are being issued by tho
white Pelican hotel for its nrst an
naal ChristmAs Eve ball. to be given
at the hotel Tuesday. From tho
number of notes Of acceptance re-
esivcd large crowd OF dancers 10
assured, as the dances at this pop
ular hostelry. which are Eiven under
the direction OF Manager II. Il. Eli.
oft. are most enjoyable. and fast bc-
coming popular with the young pco-
pie Of the city. Tho White Pelican
orchestra will furnish the music for
the occasion. The dining room will
be clabcrately decorated for the occa-
sion.