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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
FROM MASCOT MINE.

Dick Waist. engineer for the Mas cot Copper company, near Dos Cabez- as. came in from Tombstone yester- day and returned there last night He is well known among mining men.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
L o CAL
OLE OLSON RETURNS.

Ole olson, who has been with Swartz Brothers store for a long time has returned from Tucson. where he spent months vacation. Ole is not ed for his genial disposition and his many friends are glad to welcome him home
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
cARRIEs DEE CHINA.

Mrs Marion Cutler of Bisbee car ried off the beautiful 42 piece dinner set at the Lowell theatre last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
BACK FROM TOMBSTONE.

J. j.. Bowen. of the Bisbee Auto company has returned from the coun- ty seat where he took a Studebaker Four to his ageIIt there, c. l.. Cum mings, for delivery to purchaser.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
SERVING susPogvAs.

James F. Mcdonald, deputy U. s. marshal. returned yesterday from Douglas. where he went on federal court business
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
10 COUNTY sEAr.

Judge Walter Thomas went to the county seat yesterday on business re- turning @ few hours later
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
VISITING FROM BUTTE.

Mrs. McDermott, of Butte, Mon tana. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Seeley. of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21

forced over the edge of the nearest bank
 The lists of premiums for which the youngsters will have an opportunity of contesting has been almost com pleted. Nearly every business house on Main street has added it's quota to the premium list, and the kids are as- sured of plenty of excellent prizes for their work on the course.
 The business men Of Main street have made the following donations for prizes:
 Royal Theatre. y2.OO cash, one 90 day pass and one 1j day pass to theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
WANTED
NAlNts LADIES AID PROSPEROUS.

Clean cotton rags at the Review office.
 LADIES AID PROSPEROUS.
 The members Of the Baptist Ladies Aid Society have been holding some enthusiastic and encouraging meet ings. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Farris, Jiggerville they gave the pas tor and his wife a generous pound ing" of delicious jell.es and preserves. They are also preparing for an apron and fancy work sale You will hear from them later
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
DEPOT AUTO STAND

blII Hrndt, TrOprletOr. Stand Phone 355; Res. phone 4l5.
 Day and Night Service. Special Service to Tombstone Parties
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21

T.. A4 hl4AllAIr tnl-AA'N AAht0f feiNNf F~'"N Howe Jewelry Co.,, Watch, value $2.OO Taylor's Cyclone Store, Electric
 Motor, value ...... %. .........$ $l.oO h. B. Angus Grocery, one sack flour McWhorter's Candy Factory, 8 10. box Chocolates.
 Bisbee Drug Co., No Brownie & 2 rolls films developed free
 E. B. Wallace, 3lb. box candy J. M. Ball, one Rexall watch and story
 book, U. s. Hardware one stick pin. Robert Sasse, 2lb. box candy. A partial list of the entries for the ,Grtart foIIoyres
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21

Entres close Wednesuhy aI p' m. When drawing for place take place in front of the Royal Theatre.
 Oliver Brown has been appointed official umekeeper and will superin- tend the drawing for place in starting and place numbers on the cars. Night control will take charge of cars after numbers are placed on the cars and no alteration or repairs can be made before the race. As is customary in all races, Number 13 will be omitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21
DANCE TONIGHT.

At the New Lowell Hall, finest ioor in district. 623
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-21

Clean cotton rags at the Review
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

Remember: Great are the victories of
mind, but the greatest are health and
beauty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
Fairy Tales Poison Chiidrcn's Minds.

is carried out Particularly for the V weis
ARE OF children. No matter what may
upon the mature mind, We ali know the
harm OF immoral suggestion upon the
impressionable mind OF the young child.
sdered ieei,imate anG Is eIeva pgen f form
Of entertainment for children some
81 INC stories written by Andersen. the
classins ana other noted authors are
Nlllcr." Cinderella" Little Red Rid :
! i!1!i Hood. Golden Locks" and the
inree Fears. Beauty and the Beast
W vih would think that such ancient nre-
SHE stories could injure n child's mind =?
p .0nt He bound by Tradition.
tahI GisaaaSe thing is old and long es-
i Isn't wrong. Our ancestors found
fairy tales almost indispensable. for
of ~" truth 81 f 1ToR aS To-day we have plenty
young children. We need not draw On
me sickly and distorted imagination of
tind e tbSf nd datTy tale writer's One will
so inuch ct storytelling time as re-
hearsal Of simple Incidents from ones
"wn ,hchaitdhood experience. or Incidents
life. oooy In real
Professor Freud. the famous medical
n,hsScnaoii3sist' and other authorities in
ease. have shown how Impressions
,n,.s upon .n,, the childish mind by fairy
.;ieS tehu 10 stimulate abnormal
thoughts In many cases these special.
lists find that erotic and neurotic SWIM
toms are directly traceable to snTna ~
tons originating In fairy stories Heard
at the mothers knee e'
No"rish the Child Minds With Good
Stories.
Why should we feed the immature
mind on yarns, in which murders and
beheadings and cruelties OF all Kinds
are practiced without regard for hii :.
man life or for the consequences OF
criminality? What is the difference
between a nasty hlm In movie show
or blood and thunder" dime novel
or pandering story from a popular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
Household
Interests
Beauty Is Chiefly Mental
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL.
copyr,eht. 1914. by Lillian Russell.

Copyright. 1914, by Lillian Russell.
Beauty Is chiefly mental. not physi-
cal. Even the years cannot ravage
one's good looks unless the mind con
sents. Beauty Is not skin deep. 1t Ia
ones whole being. Woman lives her
beauty or lives her ugliness. according
TO her own dictates
Keeping alive the spirit Of youth"
said Robert Louis Stevenson, us the
perennial spring of all the mental fac
ulties."
The fountain Of youth and beauty.
hunted long by explorers and chemists
in their different lines. lies within our
selves. Even tho plainest face becomes
beautiful II one lis determined to be
beautiful ana maintains peace of mind
and freedom from worry. thinks clean
thoughts. and preserves n spirit of op-
tiInism.
No matter how exquisitely nature
has chiseled our countenances. IL we
lack the will power and force of char
acter to keep beautiful. II we scar our
faces with tho traces of worry, unclean
thoughts and pessimism Az TO the
present and future. we cannot be beau
tiful.
Perpetual renewal of our youth
through the long years liea within our
selves and Is mental requirement
avoldable TO all who wish to embrace H.
Just so soon as we realize that worry
and discord, the foes OF beauty, are due
TO the state Of our own minds and
thoughts. just as soon as we deter
mine TO keep them out Of our minds
just as soon az we determine TO abide
in peace and happiness. no matter
what our environments may be, just as
soon as decide that we will be at
trac;Ivc. then We will be beautiful.
b. right thinking We maintain our
health and preserve our beauty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

Prcssly and Il. G.. Pressly. OF South
Carolina. Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock Burg
wyn Mcssrs. Bartlett and George Burg
wyn and Miss iiin!ly Burgwyn. of Jack
son. y. c.; l.. III. Neay. of Stubenvillc.
Ohio; Miss Halle Garnett, OF Glas-
gov, Ky; Mr.. and Mrs. Northern and
Robert Northern. OF Chicago. III: Mrs.
Margaret Engler and Robert Engler.
Of Washington: Rev. and Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Laura Roberts. of Rocky Mount.
y G.: Judge j. II. McCulloch, Mrs. j.
II. McCulluch and son. of Little Rock.
Ark. Miss Alma Mat Elan. of Chase
City. Miss Virginia Palmer. OF Balti-
more, Md. and DR.. Irvine Wills. OF
Norfolk
NTnrringe Announced.
noincc the marriage OF their daughter.
MISS Evelyn J. Harris, TO Howard +.
Bcsecker. the ceremony having taken
place In Washington on August 10. Mr..
Besecker. who formerly made his home
IN Dclavon. Wis. now resides in
Chester.
Leave for the Worth.
Mrs. s. 6. Tinslcy returned TO her
home in Philadelphia last Friday even
ing. after Il visit to her mother, Mrs.
a. r Hil:, al King william Court
house. Mrs. = f. Nelson returned TO
Philadelphia with Mrs. Tinslcy, and
w!ll also visit Atlantic City and New
York before returning 10 Virginia.
Mrs. Tinsley has spent most Of the
summer IN this city with Mrs. Nelson,
where S. G. Tinsley, Jr.. has been I'll
and under the care of physicians.
Leaving Town.
j. NJ. :uurourean, Jr., OF Highland
Park. Is entertaining a stag party on
cruise TO Cape Henry and UP the Chesa
2eaks Bay They will be absent from
the city for about two weeks
Mrs. ourqurean and her children
have lef' for Rockbridse County, to
spend some time near Natural Bridge.
Attractive Housc Pnrty.
Nj. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson have
been entertaining a delightful house
party at their home. MT. Airy" in
. FowAatan County. Among those who
are en.oyins the hospitality OF Mr.. and
Mrs Hobson are, Misses Page, Jordan,
itcssic Old. Jennie .Burwen, Myrtle and
Ruth Chockley, and Lee Dance, Willie
Old. Tim Taylor John Weiseger. Macon
liobson and Frank and Harry Michaux
Travelling In the North.
Mrs. John g. Williams. three chill
dren Miss Mary Page Williams and
John 6. Williams, Jr., OF Orange, and
SIr. and Mrs. r. Victor williams, OF
Richmond. are on an extended trip TO
Niagara Falls. n. Y. Quebec and var
ious other points In Canada
Miss Martin Entertains.
Miss Katherine Martin. OF sl7 Car
land Avenue. Brooklyn Park, enter
taincd number OF her friends last
Thursday evening. After n delightful
watermelon feast the guests Joined in
games, dancing and other amusements.
while the West End Angels" furnished
music. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry s. Lucy. Misses Mita wN-
kerson, Elna and Grace Browning
Macy and Bunny Lucy, Annie Moore.
Anna Griffin. Lillian Miller, Catherine
Martin, Ona and Clee Floyd. Miss Lucy
Major. OF West Point; Miss Alice BuR9
OF Henderson, y. c.: Roddie Crowder.
Park Rodgerson, Dallas Bruce. Waiter
Woody. Morris Cosby. Morris Griffin,
co!vin Lucy. William Felix, Jack
Check. Robert Nelson. Robert Major
and Carol Martin. OF Dallas Texas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
Mr.. AND MRS. HUNTER MANN
ON VISIT TO RELATIVES
VIII Reach Petersburg This Morning.
After Spending Several Weeks
In Tennessee.

In Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Mann. who
have been visiting relatives in Johnson
City. Tenn. for the past several weeks.
will arrive this morning to he the
guests OF former Governor OF Virginia
and Mrs. William Hodges Mann at their
home in Petersburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann have been residing in tho East
since their marriage last fall. which
was one of the brilliant society events
of the season. They will make their
home in hits country for the present
william Hodges Mann. Jr returned
to Richmond yesterday, after a visit to
friends in Tennessee.
BACK From the Beach.
Miss Carter S. Ingram. who has been
Beach for ten days. returned to Rich
mond last evening. Miss Ingram was
accompanied by Miss LIghtfoot Sims,
of Baltimore, who will DO her guest
ut Buck HILL" the home of the Misses
Walden, for some some. Miss Sims has
also been at the beach for the summer
season.
The New York Sun OF Sunday con
tains the following dispatch from
Paris of interest to society here:
"a party which included Nine. Anna
Case, OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany: Mrs. Robert Groner of Richmond.
Va; the Duke de Alba, who is suffer
ing from Jungle fever; Harry S. Black,
c. w. Wetmore, Mrs. Eben Caldwell
Stanwood. OF Boston. and Philip Lydig
reached Paris this morning. Some came
from Carlsbad and others from ST.
Moritz and arrived here after II slow
journey. but all were comfortable,
thanks greatly to the strategy OF Cap
tain Lydig.
This was cXcmplified when an unruly
ri ha i,,A
zeriand. Captain Lydig disappeared,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

+ W; Massage your face with a
good skin food. This will make It
more plump. Massage your neck with
tho skin food or cocoanut oil. rub It
we'll Into the hol!ows. Do not use the
cocoanut oil on the face. IL Is too heavy.
Deep breathing will help to make tho
neck moro plump. II your eyes are
hull and tired you would better con-
suit good ocuilst. Your eyes may
he little weak or strained. For your
every day use. wash your eyes with u
gooc eye wash made OF boric acid. US
ing nm eye cup. This will make them
brighter. BE careful not 10 strain your
eyes reading. Do not read in a dim
light or WIKI the light striking the
eyes The light should always fall
over the left shoulder. Rest your eyes
much YOU can. When they feel
This rests the eyes Send mo a stamp
ed addressed envelope and will send
you formula for an eye wash and ex-
ercises for strengthening tho eyes. also
tho formula for skin food and direc-
lions for 'naasag!ng the face.
Reader: shall be happy to send you
the dietary, exercises and formula for
reducing the hesh and bust II you will
send me stamped addressed envelope.
am sorry cannot print them for you
but my space is limited.
Bertha: The hrst thing for you 10 do
for the burion is 10 wear shoes wide
enough 10 allow tho toes TO spread In
their natural position. Bunions are
usually caused from ill-htting shoes
and they can be remedied. Place cot
ton between the great and second toes
large enough 10 keep them apart and
put the joint into place. The adhesive
plaster bandage is also good. Place the
adhesive plaster around the great toe.
then pull II out so the Joint is In It's
proper place. and bind the plaster
around the foot, holding the toe In
place. not SO tight that II 10 uncom
Portable or so you cannot walk. This
VIII relieve all Inflammation. and in a
short time the bunion will disappear
There are instruments on tho market
that keep the toe in place. I cannot
give you the names of them. but I am
sure any druggist Will carry them. III
YOU will send me stamped addressed
envelope ] will send you instructions
for using the green soap treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. William Russell Jones, of this
city, is spending the summer months
at the Altamont House. Mlboro
Miss Agnes O'neil. of l0l North Plum
Street, is visiting relatives and friends
in Montreal. Canada, where she Is ex-
pected TO remain until the latter part
Of October.
Andrew Christian has returned to
the city. after short stay with friends
at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. George Herbert Beach has re
turned to Richmond. after spending
several months with relatives In TIE
West and North.
George Patterson. who has been the
guests of relatives and friends in Pow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
0uertions nnd An,wcr,

Student inquiries: Can one get con-
sumption from playing football?
RenlY.-NO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

catching?
Reply.-Yes. It is a reportnble dis
ease In many cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

T. G. asks: Under what circum
stances Is acute indigestion fatal?
Rcply.-"A Acute Indigestion" IS fatal
when the doctors can't tell what the
patient died of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

Leonora asks: Please state your
opinion of the tango
Reply.-BeinS old fashioned, 1 think
daughters and wives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

Mrs. .. c. F. writes. VIII YOU kind
ly mention what kind OF soap Is best
for a babys first bath?
Reply.-None. Olive oil should be
used.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
SOCIETY

thoughts ensend cred ' in the child
mind by a Bluebeard recital or amy
other portrayal of wickedncss?
Consign the fairy stories to the fur
mace hames and nourish the children'a
m rnr"s With true naturS RS, stories or pic
sweeter dreams especially sweetcr
day dreams.
Qucstions and Answers.
Reply to IA lbroid tumor is not
malignant in character. That is, II
does not poison the system as 81 can
Ger does but it may seriously affect tn @
health in other ways. Hundreds OF
women have fbroids and do not know
II.
Student inquiries: Can one get con-
sumption from playing football?
Reply.-No
T. c. asks: Under what circum :
stances is acute indigestion fatal?
Rcply.-"Acute Indigestion" is fatal
when the doctors can't tell what the
patient died of.
Miss j.: II. l.. writos: Is pneumonia
Repiy,-Yes 1t is reportnble dis
ease In many cities.
opinion of the tango. case STATE your
Reply.-Being old fashioned, think
daughters and wives.
Mrs. .. c. F. writes: viii YOU kind
ly mention what kind OF soap is best
for a baby's first bath?
Reply.-None. Olive oil should be
used
A. s. inquiries: Does goitrc anec,
the heart so that II beats rapidly and
forciblY with slight excitement?
kep!y.-Onc kind of goitre (called
( "cxoph thalmic" Roitre. because Of the
prominence Of the cycballs) seriously
affects the heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

O. L.. | cannot give you anything
that will make your hair permanently
wavy. II your hair is straight. why
don't you use the old fashioned Kid
curriers'. Thes. give the hair pretty,
natural wave and are absolutely harm
less. Dampen the hair Just little
with water, or. IL you wish to keep the
hair in curl for several days, dampen
II with a good curling fluid. Send rne
stamped addressed envelope and
shall send you n formula for a curling
fluid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
LiIIion pu.,.ll,, An,v.rn

Lillian: am sorry. but ! cannot re-
commend freckle bleach already on
tho market, but | can give you for
mula for an excellent one. Any drug
gis, Will make ii UP for you. and II lie
inexpensive. Send me the required
stamped addressed envelope and shall
gladly send II 10 you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

Court street baker, was being tried on
charge of altering naturalization pa
pers, state that in all probability Mr..
Schafer will be cleared of the charge.
There were 10 counts against Mr..
Schaefcr in the indictment, but all but
three were eliminated, The three re-
naming charges were trifling, and it
was statd that Mr.. Schaefer would
probably escape with light fine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

FOR SALE-27-acre ranch, house and
barn; five acres in crop, balance pas
ture and timber; running water, good
spring, 250 cords of wood; one mile
from railroad station. Will consider
Salem residence property in ex-
change. Price $220000. w. H. Gra-
benhOrst & Co., room ., Bush Bank
building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

the benerft of the ranch
ers and those who cannot get their
meat in the day time, l viii keep
open until p. m. every night during
July and August. win pay % cents
cash for eggs, and the highest market
price for veal at all times. Price s
Cash Market, o. F. Price, proprietor,
3l2 North Commercial street. Phone
1920.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

A complaint was filed in the circuit
court today by II. $. MCGOWAN and
Ida D. McGown against the William
ette Valley Irrigated Land company, a
corporation. The plaintiffs allege in
their complaint taat they purchased
3O.44 acres of land from the company
which has turned out to be gravelly
and sterile and unproductive. They
further allege that the apple trees on
the land are of variety that does not
grow well on that kind of soil and ask
a Judgment for about $4,000 to be held
as lien against the land, The land in
question is situated near West Stayton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

in the passage of local trains. Again,
it is set forth in the answer, there are
II number of cross roads clamOring for
stations, and if any are granted it will
only be a short time until it will be
Necessary to lengthen tine running time
of the trains in order TO stop at the
various crossroads. The petitions were
presented by Il. II. Beiknap, George
Tharp and William S. Finlay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03
ADJUSTMENTS,

BLlGH state, between Liberty
and High)-Motion pictures
Of the "Star of India in 4
parts; an all.star cast,
GLOBE Estate, between Lib
crty and Hign) Motion pie
lures Of "The Fatal Step, a
drama of the rails, n two.reel
Universal feature, and Miss
Elsie Edwards, Australian so.
prano, in song
YE LIBERTY - (Liherty, be.
tween Liberty and Court -
Motion pictures of u special
war reel, "The Close Of tho
American Revolution, y
CHAUTAuQUA - Willamette
university grounds.
BOATlNG-Sa boat house,
foot of state street
4 X X y X X y X * * 4 * \
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

An offer to compromise family law
suit was filed in the suit of Grace How.
ell, Katie Howell. Uhrig and Guy N.
Howell against Fiducia F. Howell and
Amy n. Howell. They agree TO sup
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

William Moir, one of the proprietors
of the Moir grocery, will spend the
Fourth of July in Portland. He will
take the day off to have a good time
in the Rose City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

Fletcher Homan, president of william
cite university, who has been in New
York City for the vast few weeks in
the interests of the university, is ox'
pected home tomorrow evening. He has
been absent since the close of scnoOl
several weeks ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

port. nurse and care for fidncia n.
Howell all the rest Of her natural iife
and to snow her the regard due to 4
grandmother. Mrs. Howell is an aged
and enfeebed woman aud had to b"
carried into court to testify in the case
when it was tried in department No. :
of the circuit court before Judge Gallo
Way
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

Unusual demonstration. Every aft
ernoon between 3 and O. clock. during
the week of July ell, we will show our
electric range in actual operation. 1t
cooks your dinner while YOU shop, and
at cost of only 3 cents. "lf IT
electric, come to us" Salem Electric
Co, Masonic Temple. Phone 1900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03
Fonr hareheaded girls. th!

Four bareheaded girls, thought to be
the escapes from the girls training
school in tais city, wi.U were missed
last night, boarded the train at Hop
mere at noon bound for Portland. The
information was, brought to Mrs. Lyn. h.,
police matron, by young woman pas
senger from Hopmere. Matrou Hopkins
was Immediately notified.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

circuit court this morning by Joseph f.
Groshong against Clara $, Groshong
The complaint alleges cruel aud inhu.
mau treatment. The pair were married
IN Vancouver, Wash, in 1898.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

DR.. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. L. S. Bank building,
.
Argument in the case of G, NJ, Olsen
agains, the city Of Silverton were heard
yesterday aud the ease taken under ad.
Visement by Judge Galloway,
-
Hauser Bros. fireworks are best,
.
Judgments were awarded the plain
tiffs in the case of George b. Jacob
against O, II. Wilson and the Falls City
ldmber company, against John 4.
GunsleN
q
Get fireworks for the boy at Hauser
Bros.
-
A suit for divorce was filed in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03

Miss Evelyn Reigelman, who has been
taking business course at the Capital
Business college, is employed as stenos'
rapher in the office OF The registrar at
Willamette university.