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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-10
ELlZABETHTOWN.

Flizabethtown, ". Y. Aug. 9.-The an
nral tournament OF the Cobble Hill Coll
Club. which has been in progress this
week and will continue Throughout the
month. has been thus far followed with
mare interest than has been shown IN
many years. and there is certain TO be
hIc turnout OF the lovers OF the sport to-
dav. when the principal event will be the
match between teams representing the
Cobble Hill Club and the Port Henry
Country Club. Contests looked FORWARD
70 with much interest include that for the
Deer's Head Inn cup on Monday. that ior
the Windsor cup. on Monday August IT,
and the club championship, opening on
Monday, August %. Events OF the last
week included the eighteen-hole handicap
on Monday. the kickerS' handicap OIL
Wednesday. and match play against oogls
on Friday.
Members OF the summer colony are 90
ing much entertaining. Guests at an
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Danforth. OF New York. who are spending
the season a, the Windsor, included W.
and Mrs R. f. Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~
Bryce. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Evans Nj snD
Mrs. Kellogg Boynton, Mr. and ME-
George H. Siege. Miss Stese and MISS
Danforth.
Mr.. and Mrs u. r. McCuaig entertainer
with a dinner for Mr.. McCuaig's brother
Clarence McCuaig. and his friends ~
KENNEDY and J. II. Harding. who recenuy
ioined them at the Windsor. AHions
tbeIr guests on that occasion were NJ,
End Mrs NJ. c. Mcdonald and MI anu
Mrs. u. J. Vaughn.
The Rev Frederick T. Gates OF ".
Saga Foundation. accompanied ny u,
three sons. reached the Windsor az.
William r. Porter. OF ]. P. Morgan
Co. also arrived there.
New York arrivals at the Wlhosos ~
clude ROYAL f T. Riggs. who came W
for the week end and will soon JON w.
Riggs for the remainder OF the ses
here. Or. and Mrs. r. H. McCohhe"' ~"
/. e. Shipman and Miss shipman' ,,.s
Fitzgerald. Harry ]. Brown MI anu
Francis C. Van Dyck. Mr.. ana Mis 20,
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs T. L. LAW
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|, dale were Mrs. r. r. Labousse. who
later went to New York to meet Mr.
Labouisse upon his return from a tour
Of Europe, and Mrs. John B. Cummings,
widow Of victim Of the Titanic disaster
The Misses Barksdale entertained party
Of young friends upon motor trip 10 the
Fort william Henry Hotel, on Lake
George.
Mrs. Barksdales sister, Mrs Coleman
du Pont, accompanied by Mr.. du Pont. B
du Pont and VI. p. Mcdowell, paid her
visit early in the week, reaching West
port Inn by automobile on tour of the
! Adirondacks.
One Of the several luncheons given az
the inn was when Mrs. c. L. Harrison, Of
! New York, entertained for Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ. Burlington.
Aboard their yacht Allsna, with which,
! in company with a party OF young people,
| including Miss Blanche Dillon, Miss Ethel
Dillon. Miss Jessie Koewing. Miss Nan C.
Templeton, Miss Aileen Templeton and
| Arthur McKeogh, Of New York they have
| been making tours of Lake Champlain
from Westport, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. White
os New York. gave a dinner for number
OF their friends from Westport Inn.
A jolly party Joining in a picnic at
Nichols Pond was headed by William
| Buchanan, Of New York.
Tea served on the lawn beneath the
shade trees surrounding the courts and on
the spacious verandas OF Westport Inn
was one Of the attractive features Of
tournament week. Miss Pauline Robin
son and the Misses Crawford were among
! the recently arrived lew York young
women who distinguished themselves at
the net. Among the men one OF the re.
Gently arrived players from New York
making a good showing was George Park
er Shut. who, with Mrs. Shut has Joined
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hall at Westport
| Inn.
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Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henry Raphael,
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Kent,
of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
Richards. of Tuxedo, have arrived at
this hotel.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Maplewood, Pittsfeld, were President j
II. Hustis OF the New York, New Haven
e. Hartford Railroad. Mrs. Charles c.
Delmonico. Miss Josephine Delmonico,
s. w. Metcalfe Mrs. Frank l. Sniffln,
Miss Beatrice Sniffin, of New York; Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Tooker and family, OF
Larchmont
+ Arriving at the Curtis Hotel were Mr..
and Mrs. Gardiner NJ. Lane, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Dawson, Miss Dawson, Mrs.
u. II. Vandervere. Mrs. H. A. Grant,
= A. N. Belding, f. N. Bedding. c. S. War
ren, p. B. Leonard, OF New York; DR..
and Mrs. George Norton Miller. OF Rhine
beck; DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nash and
Miss Dorothy Nash, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Auchenbach.
Miss Auchenbach. of New York: Mrs.
Z. A. Wilbur and Miss Ellen Gustafson
have arrived at Heaton Hall. Stock
bridge.
Preparations are under way for the ar
nuai show Of garden flowers August 20
and q. Most of the cottagers VIII be ex-
hibitors. and the judges will be Harry
Allen, of Hyde Park, and Walter Angus,
OF Chapinville. Conn.
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has the State Highway Commission done
so much in Berkshire in the way OF OIL
ing and resurfacing the main highways.
and the tourist passing through carries
away fine impressions of the ease or
travel and comfort from dust which he
FIRST meets on his entrance into the
county.
The advertising given the region by
the promoters of the Real and the Ideal
tours. both excellent routes into the
Berkshires, has been great force in
calling attention to the region. and the
hotel men are reaping the harvest Of
publicity.
In the cottages many beautiful enter
tainments have been given. and the ar
rivals have included many well known
persons in society. Mrs. George II. Bend
and Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond
arrived this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Freeman, of New York. are guests Of
Miss Isabel Shotter. The Countess de
Foras, of France, arrived with the
Misses de Foras to pass a part Of the
season with Mrs. Edwards Spencer.
During the week Miss Grace Bristed
and Arthur W. Walker won the Lenox
Tennis Association championships in the
singles. and Miss Kate Haven and Ar
thur w. Walker the doubles. Mrs. Cor
nelius B. Tyler and Mrs. Robert B. Par
ker played tie in the contest for the
, woman's golf championship at the Coun-
try Club, of Pittsheld. S. Parkman Shaw
won the Lenox Club golf trophy. At the
Hotel Aspinwall Arthur Lambert de-
feated l.. Harrison Dulles, jr.. for the
hotel tennis cup.
Hotel life has been brisk. Notwith-
standing the many tourist arrivals there
are many at the hotels for the season
and entertainments are Of daily interest.
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn this week
were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph G. Cannon.
of Danville, H.; Horace r. Moorehead,
of New York; the Misses Lppencott Of
Chestnut Hill, Penn; Mr.. and Mrs. a.
S. Williams, Of New York: George Girls
void and c. S. Patterson, Of Tuxedo.
Those who seek dancing find the Hotel
Aspinwall Of interest. There is dancing
nightly and a ball each Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster, of Wash
ington; Judge and Mrs. William Brinker-
hoff. Mrs. Fannie r. Eager, of Jersey City;
Mrs. Andrew Little. Miss Little. Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Jourdan. Miss Jourdan, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
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~ these will be exhibited at the annual
flower show to be given on August q Oh
the PRESBYTERIAN Church grounds IN
Church street
Quite the social event OF the season was
the dance given for Miss Russell OF New
Britain, Conn, by Mr. and MIS- A. W
Stanley at their home on the RocKiedee
Road A number OF guests were present
and prominent among them were resi-
dents of Highland Park, summer VISITORS
and many others. A dinner or twelve
covers was given at the Saranac Lake
Country club by Mrs W. 2. Howell, oil
| Cleveland. and another OF these functions
was a dinner given by Mr.. ana Mrs' D.
Insley Blair at The Pines. the spacious
country estate which they are occupying
this season. Mrs w. b. Troworldge ana
/ Mrs w II. Larom entertained with Il
picnic on Wellar Pond.
The events at the Saranac Lake Coun-
trv club this week were tennis doubles
for men and for women. Mrs. }. l..
/ Nichols is giving the cups for the wom-
en's doubles and Miss Solar for the
mems doubles. both Of which are oeli's
finished this afternoon. There VIII De the
usual club tea. at which Mrs. Page Wat
son and Mrs. Walter II. Larom VIII be
/ the hostesses.
Several visitors have arrived at the
/ Berkeley and taken apartments for Au-
gust. among them L. Howard cottrell'
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank q. Saeltzer. New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Henry
Brooklyn: Miss Fannie Bone and Miss
Ethel Lemasters. Shelbyville. Ind; Nh.
and Mrs. Matthias Talerher Altoona
Penn; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Chapman
and Miss Chapman. Watertown; Fred
Holmes and Mrs. j. Holmes. Syracuse
Mr.. and Mrs J. VI. Clark Wheeling w.
Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Broome'
Providence.
Senator Thomas s. Martin. or west
Virginia. has been visiting Mrs. Martin
AT the Riverside Inn. Others arrived FOR
August visits are John Staige Davis
Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. C. j.
Knowles. .Easton. Penn: Mrs. j. +.
Batchelor. san Francisco; James l..
Jones. Jamaica; NJ. J. Muller Lake
Charles. La: Frank Jardlne. Cleveland
| G. =. Wingneld and Cary Wingheld' Rich
mond. Va; Mrs. J. b. Ransom. Arlington.
Va. Mrs. Icon Condo, Bronxville, and
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Macauley. Washing
I gnn
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LAKE ClORnTTE" III The OPENING az The
OtxVilUek MOTcaA PASS ~ WHITE MOUNTAINS
A SAILING RACE
az COOPeRS TOWN

a moving picture machine for the purpose
of producing a snowstorm. There will
also be some brilliant electrical displays
one of which will food the room with a
red light. The costumes are 10 be an at
tractive feature, but, of course. are being
kept secret.
Another affair of the week. which Is
being well patronized by the cottagers. is
a cabaret show for the benefit of the Bar
Harbor Hospital. Miss Susan Sturgis. Of
Boston, who was debutante last season
is getting it up. and has already sold the
forty tables and most Of the boxes. Anna
teur talent from the colony will take part
and between skits those occupying tables
will dance. Among the box holders are
General Horace Porter. Mrs. Edward
Coles and Mrs. J. Pierpont Edwards
Subscribers for tables include A. II. Gal
latin, Mrs. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Aspegren, Mrs. Benjamin Chew,
Mrs. Edgar Scott. Mrs. Campbell Stew
ard, Mrs Otto Kahn, Mrs. j. Madison
Taylor. Mrs. James Mitchell, Mrs. Shelf
field Phelps, Mrs. John Calendar Liv-
ingston, Mrs. Augustus Thorndyke and
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer. Several dinners will
precede the performance, including one
10 be given by Mrs. Alfred Mansfield Pat
terson. In the afternoon there will be
fair in charge Of Mrs. Edward b. Mears,
assisted by Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mrs. Ben
jamin Chew, Mrs. James Mitchell and
Mrs. ]. Madison Taylor.
on Thursday evening A. Il. Gallatin, OF
New York, will give a dinner dance at
the Swimming Club and on Monday af-
ternoon Mrs William Lawrence Green
will give a the dansant. when the chill
dren of Bar Harbor will take part. In
the evening there will be a subscription
dinner dance at the club On Mon
day, August 49, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Mansfield Patterson will give dance in
their barn.
The festivities of the last week were
less strenuous. and consisted OF dances,
dinners and teas Mrs. Thomas Walsh
was hostess at tea given on Monday
afternoon at Briarcliffe in honor OF her
guest, Mrs. Garrison, wife of the Secre-
tary of the Navy. About forty guests
attended. including Mrs. Henry F. Dim
ock, Mrs. Victor Cushman, Mrs. Nicholas
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mende,
General Horace Porter, Miss Bowdoin.
Mrs. John b. Henderson, Or. and Mrs. s.
Weir Mitchell Mrs Francis Burton Har-
rison and Charles Robinson.
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock, Of New York.
opened Elsinore on Thursday morning
for a lecture on aviation given by Mrs
Elizabeth Hiatt Gregory. The patron
esses included Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna,
Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs. Nicholas An
derson, Mrs Alanson Tucker Mrs. James
Mitchell Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison.
Mrs. Victor Cushman. Mrs. Herbert Par
sons Mrs. Walter Graeme LAdd and Mrs.
r. Hall Mccormick.
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths, y. Y, Aug. 9.-Golf Is the
nrinclpal diversion at Paul Smiths this
season and furnishings at the attractive
river clubhouse have been completed
through the gift OF handsome rugs from
Mrs Walter p. James. Tentative plans
are making for large tea 10 be given at
the clubhouse and a team OF ~. Regis
PLAYERS is arranging TO play teams from
otker resorts The dance for the beneht
of the Saranac Lake Boys club was
decided success and brought out many
young people from the camps.
Mrs. Whtelaw Reid arrived this week
10 occupy Camp Wildair for the rest OF
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt p Dixon, the
Misses Louise and Augusta Dixon and
C. p. Dixon, jr.. who spent the early
season at the shore, have Joined Mrs.
Dixons sister. Miss r. A. Polhemus, at
Camp Edcnwold for their annual August
visit
Mrs. Robert ?. Hoe, who has been az
Point Rush on Upper 81. Regis Lake for
several weeks. was Joined this week by
her son, Arthur Hoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel V. hoHmdH' VI
Morristown, have opened camp Hof. on
Lower St Regis Lake, and Mrs. James
Francis Sullivan, OF Philadelphia, has
taken the attractive Faulkner camp for
the rest OF the season.
Miss Julia Maffltt. who has been visit
ing in Northern Michigan. arrived this
week and Joined her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs p. c. Maffitt. at their cottage here.
Or. Walter b. James returned TO his
Upper 81. Regis camp this week at the
conclusion OF a salmon fishing trip in
Canada.
Mrs Callahan, Miss Callahan and r. T.
Crossen, OF New York have taken season
apartments at Paul Smiths. Miss Chris
tine symngton. OF Detroit. has joined
Mrs Campbell symington and Miss Sym
ngton at the hotel. Other arrivals in
clude 3. W. Franklin. OF New York; Mr.
and Mrs. NJ b. Bradley Chicago. and a
New York party composed OF Or. Felipe
Garcia Canizares. Clarisa Aspuru Garcia,
Maria Aspuru. Crstina Garcia Pever and
Maria Fayos Fraiant, who have taken
cottage rooms.
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BAR HARBOR
Dancing Glasses Absorbed in
the Latest Syncopated Steps.

Bar Harbor. Me. Aug. 9.-Everybody IN
Bar Harbor Is doing it'-dancing the
newest in the syncopated steps. Not TO
know the FISH walk" the "seasick
glide" the tiger" and other up-to-date
steps almost stamps one as beng out Of
things. No matter what the nature Of
the entertainment, It usually ends with a
dance. Both the younger and older sets
have caught the fever. and class has
been formed 10 practice these new steps.
Meetings are he'd on Monday, WednCs.
day and Friday. with Mrs. John s. Rog
ers, Miss Elsie Mccormick and Mrs.
Warner Mifflin Leeds as alternate host
fsses. Another class is being organized
ct the Malvern, and the dances are being
introduced at the regular Wednesday
night hops. Mrs. William Lawrence Green
invited a professional to give an exhibition
IT the Swimming Club the dansant on
TUESDAY afternoon, when all Of the mem
bers had an opportunity TO witness just
what the new steps were like. II brought
out the biggest attendance OF the season.
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WEsTPORT.

Westport. ~ Y. Aug 9.-Attended nv
an unusual number OF social events the
annual tennis tournament played on the
courts at Westbort Inn has been one of
the most successful in the history OF this
resort. and many congratulations have
been offered II. p. Smith. under whose
direction 1t was given. Though the play
Ing occupied but three days-Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday-the round OF
entertainments that attended the matches
extended over the entire week Members
or the summer colony were out In force
for the dance and party given al the
swallow tearooms by Miss Ruth Worden.
niece OF John f. Milholland, of New
York.
Among friends entertained for tourna-
ment week by Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Banks
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THE CATSKlLLS
Mountain Hamlets Bid Fair 70
Break Records of Other years

Catskiu \. Y. Aug. e.-While there -.
n number OF resorts that are eon'p'a Asou,
of a poor season. the resorts 'hiou "a.
the Catskills are having an Ausus' -.
son that bids fair to break al ier u IA
and this is especially true OF CatsAl,. . -,
the hanlets within the borders c,,.
town OF Catskill, because. since ,'9 sa,rls
urdav noon. over i've thousand Yam IAN
have reached the resorts in TINS se .,,..
and as a result there is a siii'e
rac,ion on the faces OF the hotel nieM ",,rr
The only serious question oo" ~. TO-
the Catskill hotels OF the better 80, the
night is where they are going 10 ~ s+
noon,a who arrive late this even'ns'
cause the hotels here are niIeu' =, The
Tho Grant House has been one cas-.
liveliest OF the hotels in and arouns ~ the
XIII during the last week. oeca. nave
number of successful ahairs '"''
taken place there. ,,.,ss include
Late arrivals at the Grant HOUSE v',',,,sm F.
NJ . "a Mrs George stearns, Wiilla Ma.
Knlef. George Nordenholdt D
pemert. Edwin c. Schenek Az mpbea
Parker. Miss Parker. c NJ
and Z. B. Muller ,osi.
The Pine Grove House one y, .,sin,ns
est Of the smaller houses, Is s"'e Ma
among its late arrivals MT a yorx
George Carroll and family OF w n GREG
and Miss NJ. Gregory and MISE y
DRY. OF Brooklyn. ,r rs
late arrivals Edward Murn', ,,,ss Fannie
lyn; Miss Anna schlinsold' anss sophie
Goldberg. Miss NJ. l. Rodeh' '
Siegel and Ralph Levy r.r.
Louds Hotel /, entertainins MI X
enos Rickerson, Mrs. Wos'sn AZ Nex
Loeb, of Brooklyn; W. H. "0A'
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\ MvD1AD CLEANING BEST 8QECpEATlON
AMONG MOUNTAINS

and the tricks were performed with such'
grace and delicacy that not even the most
critical could frown disapproval. The
turkey trot,' the bunny hug" and
grizzly bear" must make way for these
new kinks.
Mrs. William Lawrence Green, arbiter
of the Swimming Club set. has announced
that next week is to be wildly gay. What
promises TO be the most important event
Of the season is a subscription masque-
rade ball on Friday evening. Mrs. Green
is in charge. and has planned some novel
features. She has sent to New York for
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will give tho fair ones n cnance 10 dis
play their most charming gown creations.
will be the garden ball 90 the lawn OF
the Grand Union. This f6te has been set
for the GOTH Tho lawn for tho occasion
will be Illuminated with fairy lamps and
calcium effects. The ball proper VIII be
preceded hy three fancy dances. Miss
Mary Lockwood Of Washington. who Is
spending tho summer here. viii he seen
as Folly. Miss Florence Town, Of
New York. will give a Greek dance. and
Miss Katherine Suarcz. Of New York, VIII
be seen In a Hindu symbol dance.
II is quite probable that Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney VIII arrive here
early next week. having already engaged
cottage at the United States Hotel.
where they Will stop dunng their stay.
Captain T.. y. Cassatt. who was quite
"sct up" tho other day over the victory
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THE ADIRON DACKS
Saranac Lakes Improvement
Society Begins to Show Results

Saranac Lake. N. Y. Aug. 9.-The VIII
lage Improvement Society OF Saranac
Lake is working for the civic betterment
Of the town. and the indirect result of
It's work has been pronounced improve
ment in the grounds and flowers OF the
places here. There never were so many
shrubs and blooming plants displayed as
at the present time. and the fancy stock
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UPPER SARANAC.

Upper Saranac. " Y. Aug. 9-Angl.rs
in tho waters OF Upper saranac Lake
have been bringing In large fish ana
plenty OF them. John Paul Hitchcock OF
Youngstown. Ohio. is probably the young
est fisherman IN the Adirondacks this
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VIeW on LAKE PLACID

G. Anable. Miss Alma Anable, Mrs h. Z
Cushing. tr., Leonard J. Gushing, Mr.. ana
Mrs. C. A. Elliott, c. w Jones, Miss e.
r. Jones, Miss A. r. Jones, Mrs. CharIes
Shirley, Stanley ]. Strong, waiter D.
Kent. Mr. and Mrs William b. Dayton
Miss Dayton and DR.. Hughes Dayton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer were among
the recent arrivals here. and have taken
the Foxwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis |. du Pont. of
Wilmington. Del have taken Edgemere.
on the Shore Path
The Richard Aldrichs are spending two
weeks with Mrs. John Jacob Astor at La
Seva. Mrs. William Force and Miss
Katherine Force are at the Malvern.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-02
FLAX MEETING SLATED
FOR TONIGHT POSTPONED

Owing to the fact that Eugene
Bosse, the flax expert, cannot be in at.
tendance at the meeting, which was
scheduled to be held in the CONNER.
cial Club looms this evening at 8
o'clock, as formerly announced, Seere.
tary Bynon, of the club, stated today
that the meeting had been postponed
until a later date.
1t is the earnest desire of the Com.
mereial Club to have every one inter.
ested in the flax industry in Salem at
the meeting, and, as Mr.. Bosse is one
of the leading factors in the establish.
ment of the business in this city and
cannot be present tonight, it was
thought advisable to postpone the
meeting.
The date of the big meeting will be
announced later, and at that time busi.
ness men, farmers and everyone inter,
ested are requested to be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-02

Watch the Fords go by,
Mrs d, II, Shaw and daughter, Alma,
sutton, have goue to Newport, Ore, for
a ten'days' vacation.
Miss Irene Curtis has returned from
an extended visit with friends and rela.
tivcs in Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland.
Mclaio Chappolle yesterday com.
menced suit in the circuit court to re.
cover $500 alleged to be due on A note
issued by the defendants, John r. Sin.
gleton ct al.
On the bargain tables at Jacob vopt
22O North Commercial street, can be
found oxfords, low cut shoes at cost
and less than cost, Children's 95e
$lgo and $3.50, Mems for $9.95. wo.
mems $lo5, Values up to $3.50.
Judge Galloway last night issued a
writ of habcOs corpus, compelling the
authorities of the insane ASYLUM 10
bring the person of William Gardner
into court aud show reasons WHY the
htter is being confined in the nstitu.
tion.
Miss Myrtle Dinsmoor stepoOro.
pher in Gideon stolz a factory ON South
summer street unavoidably caused
excitement in the city last
night when she failed to appear n.
the usual time at her home, afte, her
duties had boon completed for the lov
Miss Dinsmoor, after leaving the fac.
Tor called on q girl friend, Miss 6ladw
Wilson, who resides ON South Common.
cial street, and, after boing absep. from
nome about three hours, a search wns
made, The police were notified, lint
the Young woman was located before n
became necessary for the officers 10
take up the case.
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