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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

One Of the most enjoyable social
events Of the week was the Orisstal
tes given Thursday aftsrnsoa at the
home Of Mrs. Robert y. wsttsnburs.
Tho tea was given for the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Presbyterian Church.
and the hostsssss were Mrs. w. n.
Hobsrtson. Mrs. Karl O. Cummines.
Mrs. A. A. Mshsnsy. Mrs. 9. r. Low
cry. Mrs. n. r. Evans. Mrs. n. ..
sargent. Mrs. w. q. Slough. Mrs.. r.
u. wattenburs. Mrs. Maxwell Lens,
Mrs. John Mclean. Mrs. c. p. Stew.
art The guest includes Mrs. Fred
shcailock. Miss Vera Houston. Mn.
George Chamberlain. Mrs., Dva
Graves. Mrs.. Charles r. woedss,
Mrs. Leslie Rogsrs. Mrs.. Harry Co
den. Mrs.. =. B. French. Mn. 4. u.
wordsn. Mrs.. y. Q. spink. Mn. }. }.
Msehl. Mrs. Fred r. ssaasrsou. Mrs.
%. A. Loose. Mss. o. W. Rsbsstson.
Mrs. John Mcclure. Mis- Marjorie
Mcclure. Miss Faye Hosus. Mn. c.
q. Hogus. Mrs. Bert withrov. Arthur
d. Hay. G. p. Stewart. Rev. J. 9.
stubblsns.d and wife. Robert 2. Wat
tcnburs. Edmund n. Chilcots. Mrs.
Thomas Hamptoa. Mrs. r. e. Smith.
Mrs. y. Phillips. Mrs. Barbscs. Mrs.
Willis Y. Taught. Mrs. LOOMS. Ars.
O. d. Matthews. Miss Alice Pool. Mrs.
J. v. Gilbert. Mrs. w. II. Mason. Mrs.
william 8. wordsn. Mrs. w. T. For
rest. Mrs. q. Bisosael. Mrs. r. Vance
Hutchins. Mrs. c. Chandler. Mrs.. y.
J. Williams. Mrs.. Louis Gerber. Mrs.
q. X. Van Ripsr. Mrs. J. b. Mason.
Miss Olive Carleton. Ars. Curttis
Heidrick. Mrs. Fred 0oslisr. Mn.
Geo. r. Hurn. Miss Rsstora Preach.
Mrs. william u. Psllsy. As. 3. G.
Lyon. Mrs. Sid Evans. Nrs. william
X. shaw. hrs. W. c. Townssad. Mrs.
l.. L. Hsscock. Mrs. r. J. Sheets. Ars.
W. E. willisms. Mn. D. .. Asasad.
Mrs. II. n. Van vslksnburs. Ars.
Mae c. Mason. Mrs. W. r. shivs. Ars.
Avery. Ars. william Whit
lock. Master Freddie 0osllsr. Aiss
Julia Pslisy and Mis Margaret Cum
minss. The pretty wsstssburs rssi-
dsacs had . decidedly orsintal air
for the occasion. and this was carried
out In every way u the serving of
the tea. The hostssBss were beeom-
ingly Attirsd in japanese costumss.
and In the room where tee was served
there were no chairs 70 cit upon. or
no sugar or cream for the tsa. 4
pretty collection OF japanese curios.
gathered by Mrs. c. p. Stewart while
In Nippon. was shown. and
The history Of each article was highly
In addition. Mrs.. Harry
cadsn sang. and plano selections
xers rendered BY Aiss Vera Houston.
-o-o-e
The Five Hundred Club - being
this aftsrneoa by Ars. w.
Z. williams. Auction bridge Will b
played.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12
MlHl'Ei.LA>is'rs

All kinds OF optical work done at
Haydcn's. Room 3is. I. q. o. y.
building. SS-u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12


cate that the svseing was ~ enjoy
able for ths ladies attending thsm -
II Wa for the men present. at the
EIks' smoker.
Chiii.sonessns We ne principal
dish en the bin Of fare q the party
given b. Msslanss Carsv r.. Rsnsby.
Charles Martin. Bert WithSow, o.
W. Robsrtson and vrsl Houston
which was attended b. Mn. Thomas
Connors. Mn. walter Cosss. 1lSs.
Claude H. DassseA hSs. Fred Sshal-
lock. Mrs.. =. B. Hsnsy, Mn. ,. r.
Lee. Mr.. william Les, 1sa 1so1
Mills. Mrs.. Ebert 3. Hail. Mn. LIZ
o. Mills. Mrs. Roy Hamskss. Miss
Louise L.. Miss Edna wslls. Ma.
Karl O. CanninGD, Mrs.. n. 9. oDlnk.
Mrs. Charles Msodsun. An sf ths
guests csos Gasbsl n wsstssn &C.
tunes. and sinO1ng, osavessa11en anl
cards hsIped 70 make the evsaing
highly snjoyabje - I'll pesssal
-o-o-o-
Mrs. win Baldwin, Mn. Harry
Bsnsea aad M. m Da11vin alsU|
gave = western party q ~ Ballwin|
hotsl. and Western csstsno - ~
oratiens prsdsaAnaAsd. Ths svsains|
vas PLEASANTLY spsnt b eas1s ~
and "ehueh'" w. soEve1 q
= late hour. Ths gussas were Mrn.
burge Mason, Mrs.. Oscar 0hive. Mss.
Charles !. RoSssts, Mn. Wsslev o.
Mrs. Disk Rishardesa, Mn.
Orb Campbell. Mss. Lsslie Rsoess.
his Msuds Baldwin. hiss wflns|
Leonard.
Mr. and Nh. Hse1 0osrbh Wsrel
laksn completely b. surprise Tuesday
evening whsa siztssa q thslf fFieads. \
laden With rsfpssh0snss. ealled - |
their hone 70 spsad Tie evening. 1ive
hundred was played until lats hess. |
when rsfrsshnsaes we're sesve1, ~
lowing whisA ths asssablass a.
psrssd. aftsr . highly sa5eysbls svs- |
nina Thoss participants u ths
we're n. sAA Mn. ~ Dvaas. |
". and Mn. John n. Hanlltea. ~. |
md Mrs. Irsd Coess anA Mn. Clau1e
Davis. NJ. and Mn. J. Dlseo. ~. |
and Mrs- J. J. PARKER. MF. s11 Mfs-
l.. n. Bradford. Mr. aad Mn. NJ
Coseboo0. #'
Mr. ana Nrs. yossph .. Kent - !
svsains satsstainsd lgs an1 |
Mn. HssnaAs Vssss aaA M. saA Mn. |
2. r. wi1lis.. Cards and oehse diver
Eisemsats 1llsd ~ evening.
--o-o-oe
Mrs. Frank Ward. Mss. Roy Han I
lksr. Mn. J. J. Parker. Ma Claude !
Mrs. Carey Ramsby. Mrs.
Msidrum, Mfs. I. Jay Knapp.
Mrs. Thomas Hampton. Mrs. Orb
Campbell. Mrs. Pred MslhAss. Mn.
Robert =. wattsaburs. Mn. G. G.
Hogus. Mn. r. =. Smith. Ma Toa
connors. Mrs- Bert =. withrow. Mn
D. w. Robsrtson. Mn. MAXWELL Loag.
Ars. Henry Newman and Ma uarl
whitlock we're present wednesday
lfternoo0. vhoa Mn. mi Ooha1loek !,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

Delssli. 0sorsia Dslssr. Jsnsie D.
soil. Msfsarse Hargus, Ephs Rsesss.
Jean Rogers. Ballard stahlmsn, b.
ford Hargus. Burse Mason IT,. end
Joe White. gfs t.il o 4s ts
Mrs. Robert a. Johnsoo sad Mrs..
George left Friday for San FRANCHISES.
whore they will remain for short
time. visiting friends.
Invitations have besu Issued for an
entsrtainment 1t the Hotel Hsll on
Thursday afternoon. 70 b given BY
Mrs. Esbsrt y. Hall. Mss. ]. Jay
Knapp, Mrs. ,. Pred Oosilsr. Mrs.
Claude H. DAggstt, Mrs.. Fred schal-
lick. Mrs. Thomas Hampton. Five
hundred will b. played.
with every typs Of scholar imasin-
able represented. and the ludicrous
reigning supreme. "Ys Dssstsick
skswi Of Hueklsbsrry Cornsrs" was
prsssatsd 1t the Methodist ehureh
last night IN manner that was
highly crsditsbls 70 the large east.
and brought the sudtsnes TO point
bordsrins on hystsrics BY ths eostin-
ual broa1ssdes Of fun and loealio0s
thst we're sprung. The psrfosnancs
was sivsa By Intsrnediats League
Of the Sunday school. and the east
prsssntins Il was composed of:
sKEwL KoArTY
Dr.. Perkins (chsirman) $50.
............. G. STANLEY WooA
Jacob Blllakee. Howard C1oavoland
John smith n. n. Chileots
APLlleANrS
Miss Dashaway ...... Yesn Wool
Belinda shasp !. :. Nm. Hms AruelA
Baliie simple Due Durpett
Mrs.. Mshitshis Pendsrsrass.
Nsu, Helen Tufnae
sKoLARs
Luciils snobbs (luil) llinsrvs III
Matilda BIiiiass (euist. stuli-
ousl Cara Cnllkine
Faithful suooks (lispins siss)
L~ealle .Walnroa
Samantha Pipsr { siegline sisa)
... Ia oeahan
ysrusha Dieksoa (tslhs IouA)
Nora Niller
ciorindA 0eysse (auisI stuAi.
ous) ........... Dorothy Maotoa
Ruth Kstchum Dutch sisl) !.
. veea nah,anao.
usan Crawford nischisviovs)
!. vera weed
takes care Of l-yeas-oa1
Luthsr) ........ Audrsy Roberts
Dorsas Doolittis (cry baby)..
.............. vraneis waldros
Hssekiah Jones (tsaehsrs pst)
............... -. Duane Goodman
Luther Brown (baby seholar)
....... .Arlis worrsli
Biliio crowfoot (sisspy) -.
............... ..vrsd Vssss
and Eddie snooks (lisp-
-. Howard 0rsn and Jssss Ban
Ing twins) Howard orsn asdJssse
Summsrs.
steven Tucker (Irish) :. Irwin Cain
jeremiah Jsaksns (slow) lris Tur1sr
Bobbis OLE (stanAefiAgl..
.................... Roy King |
Sim, Dipsy (bad boy) ..... Ira orsa /
VISITORS
Dipssy -. Mn. Lsa Lswis |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

WHITE 0RPINGT0N CHICKENS
raise NO other kind. 4 few select
soeksreh for sais. - 70 o3.so; sggs.
n.So per setting during May. VIM.
W. MsndcnhaiL ii-st'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12
Classified
Column
No'. RH>r

NICELY furnished rooms NJ the Ore
sss House. sixih and klamath
49,
FURNISHED ROOMD--0lnsie q -
suite. By DAY. week os ooasA. Daeh.
$40 wainut 9s.ios
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

Mrs. Robert a. Johnsos ed Mfs.
George left Friday for San FRANCHISES.
whore they will remain for . short
time. visiting friends.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

Deissll. 0sorsia Dslssi. Jsnsis D.
soil. Msssarss Harsus. Ephss Rsgsss,
Jean Rogers. Ballard stahlman. b.
ford Hargus. Burss Mason IT,. asA
Joe white. g5 ~. ~ ~ tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

cows' cows! COwsi-I will have
10 carloads OF dairy and stock cat-
us at the 3. =. stock yards on satur-
dAy April 18th. Some Of the choicest
asiry cows that could b purchased IN
Tue state Of California are included In
'nis herd. Now 10 the time 70 get Q
5000 town COW. Leave orders with
" =. Oliver ~ the Klamath nxehanss.
oiS Main street. t-lo.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

klamath Falls Lodge Of MIN w.
mot alone IN IL weaHern Might pasty
hast evening. foF. \ additiea. thers
were two feminine stAsA vAeSs ~
'apisit of Tie ol1 Vest vas rovtvo1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

|Rspsrts Iron botA thsss skairs inli-
|eats thst The svseing was - enjoy
sbls for The ladies attsn1ing them -
~ was for the nsn present. II ne
Elks' smoker.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

FOR sALE--As ] must remain In .
dry warm climate. am oRsrins my
klamath Falls properties at prices
that bars competition. sonsistiag Of
new roomins house. modern. ''Ths
Argravss." = 6.room modern cottage
adjoining; t-room cottage. 130 Ninth
street. Hot Springs addition lot and
Two Mills addition lots. Address ..
a. Arsrsvss. III csntro. Cal. TIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12
sn, sALE

FOR SALE-Hotsl French portable
range. Hotel Houston. s-st'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

The lsl3 Nssdlswork Club vas -
ssrtainsd Friday afternooa ~ Mn
q. X. Van Ripsr. and The ussal 500
time was enjoyed by he nenbers.
Nssdlswork and eonvsrsatiea ooeu-
pied the af(srnooa. and rsfrssAnsnta
we're. servo1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

Tho culimnation Of . pretty ro-
nance Of mere than . ysar's duration
took plaes Tuesday at the home of
the BRIDES daughtse. Nrs. 0rovsr r..
Neil OF Fort Klamath. when Ars.
Anna r. silsby became the bride Of
Warren Bennett. who y prssidsnt Of
the Citissns' baak At Pase Robes,
Calf, Rev. J. w. worrsll performed
the ceremony. The newly welded
couple are making tosr Of Oregon.
following which they wtll take up
their rssldencs IN ooutAssa Cali
fornia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

In honor Of her mother. Mrs. n. Q.
Cornelius. friends Of 4rs. Glenn
johnson we're entertained Saturday
afternoon. The time was pleasantly
spent In social chat and fancy work.
followed BY . splendid dinner and
several sftsr-dinnsr spssehss By the
following: Mrs. Amanda Hamaksr.
Mrs. Della Arnold. Hrs. Thomas W.
stephens. Mrs. G. R. Miller, Ars. D.
", KuyksAdall. Ars. Rnassll 4, A.
ford. Nrs. Cornelius. Ars. 7. D. Tai
bot. Miss Eileen Stsphsns.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12
STAR DRUG CO, INC

SIM 0nU0 CO, INC
HnSs'' ssss n - ~ os.s.s
-. 4 !. 2 ~ =: A. - T -
3.:ss s;.s.i. =. . ~ r.sss =. |. d 5s:s ~
" vSIsk u is FsssIsaSs1s1
n. a..'s $40: :'s S:,'.s s'-'-s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

The Five Hundred Club is being
entertained this aftsrneoa By Ars. w.
y. Williams. Auction bridge will b
played.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

Mrs. George Noland WIN sntsrtaiI
the Bridge Club 1t her home In Ho
SPRING. addition this Afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

Invitations have bssu Issued for On
entertainment Ut the Hotel Hsll on
Thursday afternoon. 70 b given b.
Mrs. Egbsrt y. Hall. Mrs. ]. Jay
Knapp. Mrs. ,. vfsd 0osilss. Mrs
Claude H. DAggslt, Mrs.. Fred echal.
lick. Mrs. Thomas Hampton. Five
hundred will b. played.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-12

6-i3-30-a7.3.t0 Oh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
LoVELoRN MEDFoRD MAN
TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.I

Medford, Ore, June 23.-Haying
tried three times to marry 15-year.old
Minerva Withrow, a daughter of "Wild
Bill" Withrow lovesick Goblet L.
Smith tried to commit suicide Sunday
by drinking carbolic acid, in barn on
West jackson street. He was rushed
to the hospital, where emetics were
emetics were administered. Monday af.
ternoon it was announced that, while
still under the influence of ether, the
chances favored his recovery.
Young Miss Withrow accompanied
her lover in the ambulance to the hos
pital, bestowing fervid embraces and
soul kisses en- route. It was with diff.
Guilty she was separated at the hospital
from her unconscious sweetheart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
STATE CONVENTION
Of EPWORTH LEAGUE
Session Opens at Willamette University
and VIII Continue With Fine
Program.

The first annual convention Of the
Epworth League Of the Methodist
church is being this week on the cam
pus of Willamette university. The con-
vention is the outcome of the efforts of
Dr. Fletcher Homan, president of the
Willamette. to bring the convention to
this city.
The entire week will be given over
to different speakers, among others
who will address the convention is Dr.
Wilbur Sheridan, of the central office
of the EpwOrth League of Chicago
who has charge of all the institute
work of the league in the United
States. Following is the program fol
the week:
6:3O,7:15-Morning Watch, led by
Fletcher Homan.
8:OO.S:45-Bible study led by Mrs
Emma Cornelius.
9:OO.9:45--Foreign missions led by
Miss Maud Kenworthy. Home Missions
| led by Miss Stella Chappell. Socia
and Literary Work, led by ]. c. spen
Ger.
1O:OO-1O;45-Mercy and Help, led by
Miss Hepburn. Christian Citizenship
led by Clarence True Wilson.
11:O0-11;4O-Social Service, led by
C. H. Patterson. Christian Steward
ship, led by DR.. E. H. Todd.
11:45-12:3O-Classes at this hour fol-
the entire week will be as follows
Tuesday, Senior methods by Sheridan
Wednesday, Foreign Missions, by Ken
worthy, Social and Literary, by Spen
Ger; Thursday, Home Missions, by
Chappell; Friday, Christian Steward
ship, by Todd; Saturday, Christian Citi
zenship, by Wilson.
1:OO.6:OO-Rest, Recreation and In
terviews.
7:00.S:00--Social hour.
S:OO-Evening services.
Sunday services-7 to 8, Morning
watch, Homan; $3.50 to 1890, Christian
experience; lO:3O to 12, sermon; 8, In
stitute family; 7 to s, EpwOrth League
s o clock, Pentecostal services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
SALOON OPPOSITION
BACKING UP ACTION
Suit Brought in Court to Restrain West
woodburn From Holding Election
to incorporate.
SEVERAL IRREGULARITIES
IN PREPARATION ALLEGED
Limits and Boundaries Proposed Said
to Exclude Many Opposed TO oper-
alton Of Saloon.

Alleging in his complaint filed in the
circuit court today that Geo. G. Brown,
ct al, after being defeated in prior
attempt to set up and operate saloon
in West Woodburn, has now secured an
order for the holding Of a special cleo
tiOn to incorporate the territory, with
the design and intent to evade the laws
OF the state Of Oregon regulating the
sale of intoxicating liquor, T. N. Casey
has been awarded an order of injunc-
tion by Judge Galloway, which temper
arily restrains the citizens from hold.
ing the said election.
1t is further alleged by Casey that
the proposed limits and boundaries Of
the proposed corporation were deter.
mined for the purpose Of excluding
therefrom all persons in West Wood
burn who might oppose the setting and
authorizing or maintaining of saloon
in the district and the boundaries are
therefor so contorted az to be a fraud
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
BOARD CANNOT GUST
FRIEDMAN INSTITUTE
California Has No Authority to Stop
Operations of Owners Of Al
legged Cure.
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1RE.I

Sacramento, Cal, June 23.-That the
California state board of health has no
jurisdiction in the matter of a branch
of the Friedman institute, that, it is
reported, is to be established in Cali
fornia, was the statement today of DR..
William F. Snow, secretary of the
board
eff Friedmann's products are sent
to California from New York." he
said, "the matter would be interstate
and the authorities of the government
would act. But the state board Of
health as far as I know, would have no
authority to either permit or prohibit
such an institution in the state"
Snow S statement follows the receipt
of letter from the Friedman insti.
tute in New York, which states that nc
physicians have been authorized to ad
minister the Friedman tuberculosis
serum, and that a branch institute
would be opened in California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
FORMER CONVICT MAY
HAVE KILLED RANCHER
Investigation of Record of Suitor for
Hand of Mrs. Dearing Being Made
In Idaho.
[uNITEp pREss LEASED wIRE.I

Lewiston, Idaho, June 23.-With two
nephews of George Dearing now held in
Jail pending developments of investi-
gatiosn looking to the solution of the
mystery surrounding Dearing's murder
from ambush last week, Sheriff Elmers
is investigating the record of Andy
Gilbert, former miner. Gilbert was
sentenced to prison eight years ago for
the murder of George Smith, Mrs. Dear
ing's first husband.
The sheriff is basing his investiga-
tions on reports that threats had been
made against Bearings life. Gilbert
was suitor for Mrs. Dearing's hand
before she married Smith, and it was
alleged at his trial that jealousy
prompted the shooting. He was released
from prison four years ago So far, no
evidence has been found that Gilbert
was in the vicinity of the ranch when
Dearing was shot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
WILL ASK COUNCIL TO
GIVE $1,000 FOR FAIR

The members Of the Cherry Fair com.
mittce will wait on the ways and means
committee of the city council this af.
ternoon, and this evening will also ap.
pear at the council meeting for the pur.
pose Of inducing the city body to raise
its donation from $3.50 formerly asked,
to $1,000.
It was planned to request the council
to recognize this increase in the fund
asked by the committee from the city at
the last meeting held by the general
fair committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
upon the rights of the plaintiff and
other residents Of WOodburn.
Petitions Attacked.

Many Irregularities in the prepara-
tions for holding the special election
are alleged in the complaint, one being
that the petitions were circulated under
a section of Lord 8 Oregon Laws, which
was repealed by an act passed by the
last legislature.
Following are the names Of the de-
PENDANTS in the case: Geo. G. Brown,
Albert OtterstOn, ]. T. Mccormick, Jo-
sic Mccormick, Geo. W. Pearcy, John
Fox, G. Mccormick, NJ. ]. Mccormick,
Mary Mccormick, Margaret McCOr.
mick, John Mccormick, Katie McCor-
mick, Chas. Vincent, Mrs. Chas. Vim.
cent, F. ]. Payment, F. A. Bauer, J..
Beshue, Henry o. Rosebraugh, A. B.
Crosby, Mrs. Mary Crosby, J. B.
Beshue, Peter Begire, F. T. Proctor, A.
E. Proctor and Max Gehlhar, clerk of
the county court, of Marion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23

are playing, they can leave all doubts
behind, safe in the full knowledge that
they will get exactly what they are
paying for.
College Days was the offering last
night, and it was a sight for sore eyes
to see those two clever comedians,
Clair and Warfield, At their antics
once more. The staging, the scenery
the story and the numbers were all new
and brimming with Twentieth Century
life. Miss Lang's beautiful voice was
never heard to better advantage; cou.
pile her voice to the silver tenor of Nat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
Nome Singer Dies.


UNITED PRESS LEASED wIREl
San Diego, Cal, June 23.-Miss Mar
garet Moldt, aged IS years, known as
"Queen Margaret" in the famous car
niyal at Nome, Alaska, 1912, is dead
here today. With her parents she en-
dured many hardships in reaching
Nome, and soon became known as the
'sweet singer of the far north" hay.
ing beautiful voice. Her parents re.
side in this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
To Teach Girls to Escape.
IuNIrrp rRnss 1nAsnp wmn,I

New York, June 23.--As a result of
the Triangle shirtwaist fire here, two
years ago, when $50 girls were killed,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Christopher began work
today as "fire prevention adviser" to
the Cotton Garment Manufacturers As.
sociation. II win be her duty to teach
$4,000 operatives in $50 factories how
to behave in time of danger. Other
steps to assure greater safety in New
York factories are being taken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
FIRST SERVICES ARE
HELD IN NEW.CHURCH
Rev. Knight Leaves It to People What
Denomination Shall Be
Joined.

Initial services were held yesterday
in the new church that was erected on
a five.acre tract east Of the fair
grounds by Rev. P. s. Knight The
building is 3Ox4O feet, and has a seating
capacity of $50. About so people turned
out yesterday, and all were enthusiastic
over the venture. Although Rev. Knight
is Of the Congregational faith, he has
left in the hands of the people to de.
eide what creed they will adhere to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23

Wentworth, and you have a pair hard
to beat.
Beulah Benton, as always, was the
painstaking artist, and Mr.. Freeland
showed new side to his character act
ing.
Tonight the bill offered is "My Gal
Sal, " and in addition as an extra at
traction, the famous Sunshine Girls
will compete for prizes, in other words,
two shows in one.
Here's to you, Manager Blgh, and
may you bring US more of the Frank
Rich companies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
Alaska Bill Blocked.

Washington, June 23.-When the
Alaska government railroad bill came
in the senate today, consideration Of
the measure was blocked by Senator
Overman, of North Carolina, who oh.
iected to it. Senator Chamberlain, of
Oregon, protested against side.tracking
the bill, but was overruled and it went
to the foot Of the senate calendar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
SALEM GIVES THE GLAD HAND
TO FRANK RICH COMPANY

This splendid organization opened at
the Blgh last night for a four days
stay, and although only three short
weeks have passed since their former
visit, 1900 people turned out last night
to welcome them, all of which goes to
prove that Frank Rich loes give full
measure, heaped and running over.
Mr. Rich's name stands as standard
in the musical comedy field, and when
one enters theatre where his shows
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
LOCKOUT ORDER SAID TO
DISREGARDED BY FIRMS
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

Chicago, June 23.-President Simon
ODonnell, of the Building Trades
Council, today issued a statement de-
claring that only a few contractors in
the loop district were obeying the en-
ployers lockout order and that less
than 300 men were idle today.
President Edward Ryan, of the Chi
cago local of the Architectural Iron.
workers Union, declares that strikes in
his union have been declared in Min
neapolis, Milwaukee and Pittsburg in
sympathy with the men locked out
here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
Dragged TO Death.

Vancouver, b, G., June 23,-otto
smithson was killed this morning in
a runaway accident at the new Hudson
Bay building in the alleway east Of
Granville and north Of Georgia street.
Smithson s team was waiting with a
dump wagon to be loaded. The sud.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-23
TO CONSIDER SOUTH HIGH
AND HEAR SOME REPORTS

The South High Improvement pay.
ment question will be threshed out at
the meeting of the city council tonight,
having been made a special order of
business.
Reports from the police investiga.
tion committee and the committee re.
investigating the case Of Fireman
Churchill will be made
The committees failed to find out as
much as expected. Majority and minor.
ity reports are possible from the police
committee.