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The Washington times., 1913-11-20

Mrs r. V. Krug. wife Of Major Krug.
u. q. A.. will entertain at a tea on the
afternoon Of Wednesday, December 8,
at the Westminster. to introduce her
daughter. Miss Katherine Krug. to
Washington society.
Major and Mrs. Krug and their family
spent the last two years abroad.
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Among the patronesses for the Noel
House ball which will be given on
Thanksgiving evening in the ballroom
Of the New Willard are Lady Spring
Rice, wife OF the British ambassador:
Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson. Mrs. William
J. Boardmsn, Mrs. Pitney. Mrs. Lamar,
Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. John Bassett Moore,
Mrs. Howry, Mrs. Hennen Jennings.
Mrs. Charles c. Glover, Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, Mrs. Henry K Porter, Mrs.
Fftzhugh, Mrs. John W. Morehead. Mrs
Seaton Schroeder. Mrs. 1. N. Carlisle,
Mrs. John Hay, Mrs. s. B. NJ. Young,
Mrs. Leonard Wood. Mrs. Thomas w.
Symons, Mrs. Albert Baker. Mrs. Wal
ter Tuckerman, Mrs. Wilmer, and Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe.
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Congressman and Mrs. James T.
Lloyd and Miss Lloyd OF MISSOURI, who
spent last season at the Portland, have
taken an apartment at the Brighton.
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Mrs. William H Franklin was hostess
at a luncheon. followed bv bridge, at
her apartment at the woodley. on Co
lumbia road, Tuesday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. Barton French, Mrs
James w. Orme. Mrs. Henry Grant
Leonard, Mrs. John Morgan Evans
Mrs. E. D. Townsend. Mrs. Isaac Cans,
Mrs. Samuel wainwright. Mrs. Francis
Gillen. Mrs. Frank Wren, Mrs. Rey-
nolds. and Miss Mamie E. Gheen.
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Mrs. N. II. Hudson and Miss p. Hud-
son. of Los Angeles, have taken apart
ments at the New Willard for a stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Post, of Battle
Creek, Mich; Mrs. E. Blose. of Green
wich. Conn. and Mrs II. w. Coleman
Of Mineral Wells, Ohio. are at the New
Willard for weeks stay.
Mrs. Henry E. Lantrey and Miss Lam
trey. Of Kansas City. have arrived in
Washington, and are stopping at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Farquhar. OF
York. Pa. are spending the week a,
the New Willard.
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Mrs. S. Treadwell wooley, Of War
renton. Va, have arrived at the Shore
ham to spend a short time.
Mrs. Frank B. Loring will return TO
Washington today from a visit to Mrs.
John Thorndyke. at Beverly Farms.
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Congressman oscar Underwood. Of the
House ways and Means Committee, and
Mrs. Underwood. will return to Wash
ington on Monday. and will be among
the guests at the wedding OF Miss Will
son and Mr.. Sayre. at the White House
on the following day.
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Mrs. Evans. widow Of Rear Admiral
Hobley D. Evans. L. s. N. and her
daughters. Mrs Charles C. Marsh, and
Mrs. Harold I. SewaIl. will leave Wash.
ington tn a day or two for New York,
from whence they sail for Europe 70
spend a year. They expect to be in
italy all winter.
Miss Frances Miller is spending some
dine at Old Point Comfort. Va
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
For The Times Children
Just Before It's Bedtime
sOUANK AND THE BULLFROGS.

n YOW, Squank, the pet goblin al
nj the Court Of the Fairy Queen
had gotten the Jabberwock tc
guard Fairyland against tht
| ogres, because he was so terribly ugly
that the mere sight OF him frightened
the ogres away. But the Jabberwocs
had to sleep O. nights, and the ogres de.
termined that they would get the blacB
gnomes to lead them and seize upon
Fairyland by night, for the gnome.
could see as we'll in the dark as in the
day.
When the fairies heard Of this they
were much distressed-that is. all bu;
little Squank. He stood on his head
awhile to clear his thoughts. and then
he went to talk the matter over with
his little goblinette friend. for he had
a great idea
'MarIs," he said. do you know where
the.bi Father Bullfrog IivesT'
"oh! yes said Maria. He lives
away over by the big river
Get your hat and come along with
me, then" said Squank And after
Maria had gotten her hat they set of
for the big river where the Father
Bullfrog lived with his numerous fam
fly. Now. you know a bullfrOg is q
very small creature, but has q voice
about q thousand times as big a. the
bullfrog is himself. and It is just as
terrible rs II is big.
J Now, Maria" said Squank, as they
neared the home of the Father Bull
frog, you agree to everything that
say"
':Very well," said Maria, obediently.
So, when they reached the home OF
Father Bullfrog, Squank spoke up
Good morning. Father Bullfrog." he
said, 81 hear you have a most beautiful
voice. We have come miles to hear you
sing
yes, and they say all your family
sings beautifully, too." said Maria
or course this made Father BullfroG
smile, for every one. no matter now
ugly his voice may be, thinks It Is beau.
tiful. So he smiled again and said
Certainly, | will be delighted to sing
for you; SO will the family" And with
that he called up thousands Of little
squank and Maria and cleared their
throats.
Let US sing them that pretty little
song called The Old Log in the
Swamp" said Father Bullfrog. 1t
sounds so nice and damp"
Then they all struck up the song. and
it sounded so terrible that poor Maria
could hardly keep from running away
in terror; but she bravely stood her
ground and. when they had finished. she
smiled her sweetest, while Squank said
to Father Bullfrog:
why, that Is just perfectly exquisite:
Won and the family must come to the
court of the fairy queen and sing 1t for
her"
Indeed you must; we insist upon It, -
said Maria, and the father bullfrog was
SO pleased that he agreed, and they all
went fiocking and swarming across the
land to the court.
Now" said Squank. you must hide
in the grass about the palace and give
the queen a serenade when I tell you
1t will be a great surprise to her"
SO the frogs hid about in the grass
and squank went in and told the queen
The Washington times., 1913-11-20

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You will find this splendid remedy On
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Write Bradficld Regulator Co., 23i La
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The Washington times., 1913-11-20
LOCAL MENTION.

Light Your Residence By Electricity.
Electric Webster, TIT 9th.
"Gambled, Lost and Paid" Virginia
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The Washington times., 1913-11-20
To Mothers:

You should gipe your children
Father Johns Medicine when they
have a cough or are run dorm, be-
cause it is pure and wholesome
food medicine which wiu give them
mem strength to fight off the dis
ease. Father Johns Medicine is
a safe medicine for children be-
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The Washington times., 1913-11-20

Tomorrow's story: THE Magic Medi
cine"
The Washington times., 1913-11-20

Miss Frances Miller is spending som
time at Old Point Comfort. Va
The Washington times., 1913-11-20

so today than ever
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This is a wonderful
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WOODWARD AND MCCONNELL
DlsesAcING ATLANTA IN
WoRDY WAR.

Atlanta. Fept -Atlantians awoks
this morning to face the dlsgracefui
possibility OF list naht between their
mayor and one. q the city's most
prominent Baptist preachers.
Mayor James q. Woodward and
pastog Lincoln Mcdonnell, Of the hap
list Tabernacle, who have been throw
ng mud at each other for Is hours
u the columns of the papers, have
iow each announced, ike d couple OF
Cd headed school boys,thaf neither Is
lfraid uf the other and that either IL
eady With the slightest further pro-
vocation to substitute hard knuckies
y place 81 bard words.
The rev is all over the recent
'slooninga arrests made on the cap
toi lawn and the capitol steps. The
preacher criticized Mayor woodward
'eYerels for Nhh he thought was The
mayors too loose attitude toward
he kissers while the mayor declared
that the preacher was slandering hon
50 people ny bis salaoious susfiei
ons.
eaterdag Mayor Woodward threat
ehed that Il Drs Mcconnell did not de
sist he would take him personally to
task and called the preacher an eex.
detective
To-day Rev Or Mcdonnell says
Il only wear any clerical coat
while behind my pulpit, and at any
time you feel that your health or
happiness demands any satisfaction
from me, | shall feel that 1t is my
religious duty TO Pay you that debt.
Furthermore, admit | am an exsde-
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Atlanta Sept ia pelfigrini
whose medallions Of Former Presi
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iraeted natlon wide interest ii M
circles II dead II this city.
Mr. Pelligrini was one 81 the mek
interesting figures IN Atlantas u q
tic life. and was one of lie most no
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A nleiancholy commentary On the
old adage about tlse prophet without
homer IS seen ~ Mr. Pelllgrinis
friends in the fact that leading At
alnta- newspaper sRonneed his death
as IT Pelligini
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Agents Of the British steamship
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debts contracted BY any officer or
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ter
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Pulled -Four Times.

Atlanta, Sept Arrested four
times in the same week Is the ex-
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man at Kirlwood All the arrests
are connected with his alleged
schemes to obtain carload Of 1um-
bcr under false pretenses.
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= N'tAn afFg ~ - * R1ftEFS.
All prcDcrty owners and shls are
again notified OF the time liEAssfor
complying With ordinance No. 27S,
which requires the exclusive use Of
water closets in the severed districts
and sanitary closets in the unaewer,
ed districts.
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was ample time for all 10 comply
with this law Many persons who
have overlooked the previous notices
and others WHO are waiting until the
last few days before attempting to
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T. A. MANN,
syst Health Officer.
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The young men say they wouldn't
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-03
SMITH-McARTHUR WE'D
DING SOCIETY EVENT

Trinity Episcopal church was last
Wednesday night the scene of one of
the largest and most brilliant weddings
of the season, in Portland. when Miss
Lucille Smith became the bride of Cliff
ton Nesmith Macarthur. The church
was filled with a fashionably- y-attired
assemblage, and was decorated attract
lively with profusiOn of syringa,
palms and enchantress carnations. Lu-
eien K. Becker presided at the organ.
The guests were ushered by John X.
Latourette, Henry Ladd Corbet. George
Kirkham Smith. Fred c. Smith, Ferd
c. Smith. Maurice Dooley and DR..
Frederick j. Ziegler.
Lewis A. Macarthur was his brothers
best man. and Miss Kemna Klosterman
was maid of honor. The bride. one of
the most attractive and popular girls
in the younger set. was charming in a
handsome white charmeuse gown, with
an overdress of exquisite lace. Her
full-length veil was fashioned in mob
cap, and was wreathed with orange
blossoms. She carried shower bou-
quet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Klostermsn was attractive in a
gown of pastel pink charmeuse with an
imported lace overdrape, and she car
ried an arm bouquet of Killarney roses.
An unusually large number of guests
came from Hood River TO attend the
wedding. as well as many of MIR. Nc
Arthur's political friends from Salem.
Among the numerous handsome we'd
ding gifts was beautiful Victrola, the
gift of the "boys" of the House of
Representatives in Salem.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-03
IT'S A MISTAKE
Made By Many Hood River Residents

Many people in a misguided effort to
get rid of kidney backache. rely on
plasters, lniments and other make
shifts. The right treatment is kidney
treatment and remarkably recon-
mended kidney medicine is DOan's Kid
ney Pills. Hood River is no exception.
The proof is at your very door. The
following is an experience typical of
the work of Doans Kidney Pills in
Hood River.
Mrs. Suise Rodgers, 912 Wilson St..
Hood River, Ore, says: Kidney
complaint came on me gradually and
finally couldn't get up. | had burn
ing pains all through my kidneys and |
got so weak that it was all could do
to get around. My rest was broken by
irregular kidney action and mornings !
felt all tired out. was advised to try
Doans Kidney Pills and | did so with
the best of results. They brought me
back to good health, relieving all the
troubles from which | had suffered so
long. Whenever ] have felt need of a
kidney medicine since, have taken
Doan's Kidney Pills with fine results. "
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents,
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name -Doan sand
take no other.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-03
FOUR ACRES PRODUCE
so TONS OF CHERRIES

Cherries of all colors. sizes and vari-
eties may be seen by the visitor TO the
four acre cherry orchard OF j. X. Nun
amaker in the Belmont district. Royal
Anne trees are bending beneath the
burden of great luscious, red flushed
specimens of fruit, while the boughs OF
Black Republicans, Lamberts and
Bings are thickly set with dark red
masses, now turning black. The orch
ard contains few pie cherries Of diff
ferent varieties. and on some OF the
trees, where two varieties have been
grated. deep black cherry may be
seen ripening beside the red cheek Of a
Royal Anne. Mr.. Nunamaker's crop
is estimated at so tons The fruit be-
ing brought into the Union warehouses
Of the Apple Growers Association, hay-
ing been sold already.
A visit to the Nunamaker place gives
one an opportunity to see that the dis
trict here can not only produce an ex-
ira fancy apple but that the small
fruits reach perfection. 1t is estimated
that the cherry crop will return its
owner more than $2500 net this season.
The Nunamaker home. guarded by
tall poplars, forms one of the Oldest
orchards Of the Belmont district. 1t
was formerly owned by q. ID. Wood
worth. The tents and equipment of
many pickers gives picturesque ap-
pearance to grove Of small oaks at
one end of the orchard
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-03
CO.
WINS HOTEL CASE

Having had the testimony and argu.
ment under advisement since February,
when the argument was closed by the
attorneys, Judge Bradshaw rendered
decision last Thursday in the case OF
the Columbia Securities Co. VS.. the
Baker-Ross Co., who have been con-
Quoting the Hotel Oregon. which is
owned by the Securities Co., which
had brought proceedings Of unlawful
detainer against the defendants. alleg-
ing a nonpayment of rent. The deci-
sion of Judge Bradshaw was in favor
of the defendants and releases the
plaintiffs from payment of rent until a
porch. formerly extending along the
Cascade and Second street fronts Of
the hostelry, and the demolition OF
which the defendants set up as par
tial eviction. be reconstructed.
The case is of interest to the general
public because of the long time taken
by Judge Bradshaw, who confirmed the
decision of Judge A. G. Buck in the
case, and to the legal fraternity be-
cause no case of its kind has ever been
before the Oregon supreme court.
The Hotel Oregon was leased from
Charles Hall and others, who then
owned it, on December |, 1910, by +.
A. Baker and Carl p. Ross for period
of five years at monthly rental Of
5000. The property of the hotel was
later taken over by the Columbia Sc
curities Co., composed Of Mr.. Hall and
associates, and the hotel proprietors
incorporated under the name of the
Baker Ross Go. In November. 1911,
the porch, which added to the coziness
of the hotel, as the defendants alleged.
was removed. The plaintiffs set up
that the porch was removed on orders
from the city council. However, the
defendants answered that the orders of
the municipal authorities were merely
to have the posts resting on the side
walks removed, while the maintenance
of the porch, supported by overhead
trusses would have been allowed.
The payment of rent was refused
December /, 1912, and the case OF the
company on the grounds of unlawful
detainer came up before Judge Buck
on December %.
The testimony of the case, after the
appeal, was taken before a referee,
the task consuming five days and the
evidence filling 405 pages.
The attorneys for the plaintiff com
pany were Ernest G. Smith. of this
city, and II. S. Wilson, of Huntington
& Wilson, of Portland. l.. A. & A. p.
Reed represented the defendants.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-03

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several days time, unless you have
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