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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

How can the State expect individ
uals to refrain from tax lodging when
whole counties deliberately and with
malice aforethought. through their Of
tctals. violate all the principles of JUS
tice In taxation, and in absolute disre-
gard of their oaths"" asks tho Harrison
burg News Record. The State doesn't
really expect them to refrain. and
therein lies one of the greatest evils
OF our system. Politics in taxation Is
Just as bad as politics In everything
else. Tho assessors have something to
gain by Embarrassment and some
thing TO lose by just assessment. and
there you are.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

Miss B.: You haven't much time for
exercise, but you should see that you
get a little each day. Every one needs
exercise. Can't you take n walk at
noon. or short walk In the morning
before breakfast, or In the evening
before retiring? a five minutes walk
taken regularly, would do quite lit
tie good. Practice deep breathing as
much as you can. Eat all foods except
the rich, greasy foods. Eat plenty Of
vegetables and fruit and drink plenty
of milk and three or four glasses OF
water between meals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

LORNA: A girl OF fourteen should
wear her hair down her back In curls
tied with bow at the top, or In a
braid down tho back. Nothing Is pref
tier than to see young girl with her
hair down her back. You do not have
to have a great deal of hair to wear
II In this manner. The length ot your
dresses should depend upon your size
If you are large for your age they
should be Just a few inches above your
shoe tops.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

Mrs. p. NJ: 7 am sorry. but cannot
give you formula for n liquid
cleansing cream. IF YOU care for the
formula for the cleansing cream in Il
paste form I shall gladly send 1t to
YOU upon receipt OF a stamped. adj
dressed envelope.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

Or. Brady will answer all questions
perta hing to health. II your question
IS OF general interest It VIII be an
swered through these columns: IL not
1t VIII be answered personally If
stamped, addressed envelope Is In
closed. DR.. Brady will not prescribe
for Individual cases or make diagnoses
Address all letters TO DR.. William
Brady, care OF The Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22
Effect on Hood Pressure,
0mcstinns and AnsMcr,.

II. G. r. asks: 1. How do We get
the malaria parasite known as the
host .. Can the anopheles mosquito
carry II without previously having bit
ten an infected person?
Answer: |. Man is the host; anoph
cles mosquito is intermediary agent
.. No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

The Citizen is not alone In its night.
From the other end of the State comes
the echo. The voice of tho people
browns out all other voices In the loud
swelling chorus for a State wide bal
lot primary says the Wilmington
Star
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

q. E. asks: Isn't a licensed graduate
druggist capable of treating minor
ailments?
h. Answer; Tho college course In phar-
macy teaches nothing whatever about
diagnosis or treatment. The druggist
knows as much about treating minor
ailments as a silkworin knows about
drcssmaking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

l.. NJ. *. asks: !. Is the exclusive
use of distilled water advisable FOR
drinking purposes? . In regard to
the sun baths advocated in one OF
your recent articles. can the same
effects BIO obtained through clothing
Answer: /. No. .. No. II exposure
Of the naked body Is impossible, then
. very porous covering may be used,
with longer exposures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

The Raleigh Times views the move
mcnt calmly. There is nothing 70
prevent the Legislature from passing
n state wide primary law" It SAYS
'and If the sentiment is behind the
Legislators they Will do it, too"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22

The primary would give every
man Il chance to have say In his
party's affairs, even IL lie did not want
TO take advantage of it," SAYS the
Durham Herald, which should remcm-
Der. however, that this is not true. un-
less the primaries are fully protected
by law
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15
IleIid Ybopsipnitain meriiptilaeta
butfunut.

Slb Yoint 6 'mfort, 9t. tammif.
8 y. - Nelia merimiestd Dbopsmal.
toin lippuloimosto sNpomineista
menetti benfenfd tdnd oamuna fun
rabiia fulettotpa b1prpp,irii, ioeTa
oil fuuitoista merimiesta foahii tu.
moon anfaroe5a mpretpsfd. Rum
Dpomius oil anffuroiIuna foufana
uitoiotomosin, Min oil pienien olus.
ten melfein mobboionta pddsid on.
netto muuben nbreifIi ioutuneiiten a.
fpufIi 4iebononnot onnettomuubes'
ia omat bppin niutat.
Wpominsieta ldbetetpsId fpiraIf.
IeeIa tiebonannoe5a ilmotetoon ettd
onnettomuubesIa menetti benfenid
neIid mieetd ia ettd porailloon foe'
teton fpirmoittaa toifia miebid, ioi.
fa 5oatiin peIostetuff toiuttomosfG
tilasIa. Grds iofa 1aotiin pelostetif.
Il onrehomuubeSta bereieid. fuoIi
mpDbemmin Wpomtnatn fannelIa.
0olme rnumiSto on 10 faatu pl6S.
Snnetomuuben ubreifR iounire Ell.
ten nimet omot Olien, portsmout.
histo, g.; Sues, Newpor'isto,
81. &; goib. Seott.eSta Ia 8anI.
Duff BroofIpnista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15
au,pern55rt on tDptp,p1inen.

j S~SS~~SSs ~ ~VT~V~~W~~O~~v
NIen tpptppdinen. ettd minnn on
onn istunut iaaba iietooni mitd MIND
ia Iuiin1, ieIihi bdn Somtb eboren
al emmolla, mime oil fofoontunut
uie eta iatOia benfil5itd faattomaan
futuernrDrid.
pericntai aamuna oil fmipern65'
Gin pubeilla ipield ioitafin laftoloi
ia, iotta Iaapuitpat bdnen luotieen
s ar cccfin union preiibentin Guilt
no onin obiaomaru. Grds abeobore
8forette, Winonosto, fertoi. ettd
bdnet farfotettiin O oiunnoStaan tam'
n,ifuun fnubes pdiipd. @dnen buo'
nefolunia nostettiin lumibanfeen Ia
anoi ban niiben oleman fpieldttn
field. 9dn Ianoi faitpannon Iupe'
rintenbentin antaneen bonelle mdd'
rdpfien muuttaa poiS oiunnoStoaH
eolme frufautta iafaperin. BiIonette
tertoi futpernDDrile, eh6 b6nea6
oil neIid lasta, ioista nmorin oil
fpmmenen fuufnuben it6inen ia
no anbin foImen ipuoben. 9dn oh
uut mainitun pbtiDn poIpeIufIesfa
eoIme tpustta ia aniaiiii ennsn lat.
foa So 20
SOiepb 8urcor oil ieuraotpom.
6dn fertoi oIleenia Winonan Eat
tpanto pbti5n paltpelufiesia foImiIeR
no uptta Ia anIainnut $48- $50 fuu.
faubesia. 6dn fertoi. etd bdneae
oil anuettu mddraps poistua oiun'
noStoon. 81 ianonut tietdm6nid
psfo bdner on nombatettatpa mdds
rdpstd eli ei.
Gpiialistipnolneeu eSnstaiat
fuiper b1rin pube,lla,
rTuIettefo fdpttdmddn uoltaanne
la tpoifutustonne Iuobafienne fai.
mostenomiStoiat tunnustamaon Sdn.
men 2oitpoSmiesliiton?" fniui Sbar'
les Gbmorb RusieI futper, DSri Ter.
rifltd neumottelusia iorstatiltana.
2un fuipern16ri pritii tieridd IN.
ipmpstd waati 3tusieI: .9uleitefe
tefemddn Ien?"
rGn tuIe", postaii Serris.
Dcor Berger eftti, etiS fotiloat
tpietdifiin pois alueelta. er,foisbe
tit ia ppsIpburtat poistettaiiiin Ia
lateolaisten oIunnoista bddtdmiFet
lopetettaiiitn ia ftte annettoifiin poll.
fofuntolaisten tddud ratfaista oFa.
S.rris fanoi, ettd tpdliinulo nlfo.
puolelta on mdlhdmdt1n lain Ia
iGriesipfien pudpitdmiieff.
Sepmour etebmon obbisti fapa.
ritorporotfiooneia fiitd, ettd ne omat
taimostenomistoiia ia maanomiSta'
tia fpdittden, ettd faiposmieSten ..
iuntoien omistaminen ia ipuofraa.
minen on mddrd. 6dn natnhE
pulamanin rautotielafoSia Sqinst
iisia iobtuneesta oifeuSiutnsta, ioL
Ioin PuIlman pbtib meneiti oifentea.
ia tpD,disten fotien omistuffeen.
Wticb'Sanin plilafimtes aeuoipS
iofa oil ldsnd fupernD6rin ia Iofa'
listen fpdliIesid neufpottelusia, tpdii'
Ii fupo ritorporoiI Iioonetlla oleman
oifeuben omistaa fiintedd omaijuut.
ia ia Jos ne omistapot, Min bdn ei
tobbo iitd beiltd fieltdd. ~Wlind en-
tobbo fdpttdd iIoa feppid", ionot
bdn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15
Utoper ia Ganner otetiiin tdbdn au.
tomobtiliin Ia tuietettiin Gcot botel.
liin.
autperm5Srt ld6ettt tmoielnSta
XspberilIe.

Utoperin pppnu6std Isbetti futper
n51ri Serris iuoielusta bdaele. stu
tpern66ri iai idbt5Ianoman WoperiI
ia Gbicnsosta. iosia niiynemu Init,
pppF iuoielusta paIatnffeen tafaiiir
fupariaIueeue. GrddsId pibetpsId
ialaiiesia neupottelIsfa fuluern6o
rim. pleiien Ippttdidn apulaiien ytic
boliin ia tuaItion plilafimieben @ran
Seqops'in pdliad, oil tdud tpIp
mps fesfustelun alaiienn. Sc pddt
tipdt, ettd Woperin on faatatpa tar
peelliSta fuoielusta Ia Idhettiipdt tpii
fitoista beputtia p1iunaua aina Sban
ninfiin osh. misId beputit tapafipa,
Woperin ia iaopuitpat bdnen fans'
Iaan tdnne t,ilepasIa iunaSia.
waenee iaariarsn faaIastelta,pafH.
6eii botelliin iaatputtuaan meni
Woper huoneeieenfa ia paieaue TO-
foontuneet ianomalebtimie5et cpd
onnistuipat prttptiesiddn iaabo
baasteua bdntd. Woper oil pdIp.
npt matfasta ia tarnitli Iepoa, Jon.
fa tofia ei ianomaIebttmisb bid Iasfet
tu bdnen luofIeen. Minoa mita Iaa'
tim ielpiue oil ie, ettd bdn on iaa-
pmnut tdnne antaafieen fertomutien
farfoitta miiestaan iiururpn idienil.
le. 9dn ei Ianonut tietdfpdnid mill
loin ban meniii fuuluSteltatpaffi,
mutta mp1bemmin ilmoitettiin, ettd
bdn menee fuulusteluun feuo foIme
idlfeen puolii ien.
9ebS Inpaa tnIIa 1nparialneelle.
Eerr 9aute, Snb., tammif. z p. =
2uuluiia foiioiistiiobtaia eugene o.
Debs tulee matfustamaan Wticbiaa.
min fupariaIueege tariotofIeen apuS.
tuStaan laffolaiEiue niin plan euin
bdnen tertpepbeIinen oiemania fallii,
ilmoitti 3oble s. Wilion tandan
Debfn puolesta.
8, bs on iairas bermostonIa muir
tumiien tafia ia on ban foeonaan
lddfdrin boibettapana.
rSouIuiIIan paniitfi, iofa paati
niin monen lapien eldmdn Heb Soc.
tetisTa ia fiitd iobtunut W ,perin am
puminen meltein idrtipdt 9. bin ip
pdmen", ianoo Wilfon.
Dicfbr g. Berger iaapunut
8upartalueelle.
Gntinen iofial'stinen fon9resfimies
q c'or =. Berger, Ulilwauteesfa,
iaopui tdune I. Z. z pnd. .Sdn ei
liioin onnisunut pddstd Muperin
pubeiae puoIiIen aifaon. 6dnen oil
mddrd mennd tutpern11riu pubeiue
idlteen puoliien ia itd ennen oliii
bdn balunnut feSfustela Wtoperin
tansIa.
7ntuernb5ri ferris fdbubt
laffoalueella.
Gnnen 2upo r,alueelta ldbtDddn
ontoi futperI D5ri ieuraatpan lau
iunnon:
rWlind Ell buomao mitddn fpptd,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15
7ntuern55ri ferris fdbubt
laffpaIueella.

Gnnen 2upo r,alueeIta l6btDddn
antoi fuperI D5ri ieuraatpan lau
Iunnon:
rWlin6 ell buomaa mitddn ipptd,
ionta noioaa poilin tullo Iiiben iob'
top6dtDtfsen, etid t6md loffo loppulI
plan. Wtutta ie ei festd fauon. Wti
nd oIen iiid mieIid, ettd Jos le oIia
idtettd,Tiin moinorien 10 tpDnoniaioin
raifaisiamatli, min Ie loppuiii By
min plan.
,lllfopuoIisien neutponannot, Min
ifdmdltd fuin le tlntuufin tuoba JUL
f,Iuuteen, onat paan omiaan pitfit'
tGmdGn Ioftoa."
(aunernDDri huomoutti tdeId
er6dn Gbicosoloiien lehoen uutiien
iobbosto, ioeia ferrottiin, ettd fumer'
nDDri toiipoi tpoiipania Iopettaa Ia'
fon) 6dn ianoi:
rWtini boluaiIin iaaba ieIiuile len
mieben. iofa tpoiii ianoa, etid mind
olen tpiitannutfaan fiiben iuuntaan,
EFT d tpoiIiu ATTAIN fooba ioninnou
tdsIa lofosia. Wtind en- ole Juma la,
Wind en- mot tsbod it'd mitd or
ma bboton. Ulind en- boluo, ettd mt
nus ia IuuItaiIi, ettd oIiIin rpbtpnpI
mt fddnIoiieen toimenpiteeieen tdsid
oFoSia.
.euuriurp piidd tddnd poroiaoau
iStu ntoiaon. Qutpern11rill ei oil
mit66n oifeutta Iefoontuo millddn ia
ma Ia tpoltion IafifoneiStoon.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-11
RULES OF THE CONTEST

l. Arrange the ''photo CUTS appearing in the var
advertisements on this page in their proper positions
as to produce the heads Of - famous ball players
3 Under each head write or print name Of player
Of team he played on last year and team he is with
this year.
o Ttf your vo name a a na a s o 0 ea o ONE
sheet or on separate sheets any number Of Sheets using
but one side of each sheet for FASTING and writing but
your name must be each sheet.
f. Answers be mailed delivered photo Cut Editor The
Herald not later than midnight, Thursday. April 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-11
7wenty Free Tickets to Real Fans /!

Here's chance for 20 fans to see games Sunday be-
tween the Rio Grnde Bank and Telephone the Purity and
Gas teams.
Scattered among the advertisements page are photo
cuts which when properly put together will make e mixtures
of seven of the most famous ba Il players
It's purely contest of skl-go in and show vour skill
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07
STATEMENT is STRONG.
But Is Verified by Remarkable Runs
Attraction Has Made.

Unparalleled in the world for pho
tographic beauty, human interest, dra-
matte power and spectacular grandeur
is George Kleine's production of the
Cines photo-drama "Quo Vadis - which
is to be the attraction at Ye Liberty,
February IL and IL with continuous
performances each day commencing at
2:30 p. IN.
Although this is strong statement
to make, it is fully verified by the re,
markable runs this attraction has had
in the Astor Theatre, New ork city,
the Garrick at Philadelphia, McVie-
ker's in Chicago, fremont theatre in
Boston and host of other cities un-
der the most adverse circumstances and
in summer time, too, when every other
dramatic form of entertainment as
failed to attract the public into thea
tres This fact alone is sufficient sub.
sanitation of almost any assertion that
may be made about this truly wonder
full photo-drama.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07
FRY DOES NOT APPROVE
OF BROWNS ENDORSEMENT

Some local democrats were not en-
thusisatic today over Governor West
endorsement OF Brown, the Roseburg
republican, for attorney general.
"I am not surprised at anything
Governor West does politically" said
Daniel j, Fry chairman of the Demo.
cratic committee.
81 think the committee will take up
the matter, but l have no idea what
will be done, In view of the fact that
Governor West is supposed to be be.
hind the candidacy o. DR., c. ], Smith
for the Democratic nomination for Gov.
emor, his announcement in my opinion,
is indiscreet, to say the least.
"There is no question that the Demo.
Gratis will nominate as good man for
the office as Mr., Brown. Our candi-
date will be entitled to the vote Of
every Democratic and especially that Of
Governor West.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07
MIuTANTS IN ROW
OVER REBELS TACTICS
IuNIrEp pREss IEAsEp wIRn. !

London, Feb. Miss Sylvia Pank-
hurst, daughter of the militant suffra.
gette leader, announced late yesterday
her secession from the Woman S Social
and Political Union, the militant wo-
mems organization. The East End of
London Federation, which hitherto has
been branch Of the parent organiza.
tion, will heneeforth be entirely indie
pendent.
The rift among the militant suffra-
gettes is said to be due to Mis- Sylvia
Pankhurst s ultra-revolutionary aspira-
tions, which the leaders Of the Women s
Social and Political Union are begin.
ming to believe are damaging their
cause.
Reports of dissension in the inner cir
cles of the militant organization involv-
ing the Pankhurst triumvirate have
been in circulation for some time. Ac-
cording to these, Christabel Pankhurst
desires to end her long exile in Paris
and return to London and take control
of the organization, for it is doubtful
if her mother, Mrs. Emmeline Pank.
hurst, who is in Switzerland, will be
well enough for some months to resume
her duties of commander-n-chi
But Christabel, the reports say, de-
sires to come back under conditions
that will not necessitate frequent
terms of Imprisonment for under the
"cat and mouse act. Therefore, it is
said, she wants militancy dropped. In
this stand she has the support of many
of the older members of the organiza-
tion, who believe that continuance of
militant tactics will be injurious to the
cause.
Sylvia Pankhurst, on the other hand,
is not prepared to abandon militancy
until she has fully tested the fighting
capacity Of her peoples army" with
which she is credited as believing she
can start a revolution that will force
the government to enfranchse women.
Several Of the younger and more am
bilious members of the Women S Social
and Political Union view with uncon.
cealed satisfaction the Pankhurst feud,
believing that it will end the autocratic
sway the Pankhursts have exercised
over the society since Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Pethick Lawrence were driv-
en- out of it last year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07
MACY FILES FOR OFFICE
OF COUNTY RECORDER HERE

Bert W. Macy has filed his declara.
tou of intention to seek the Republi.
can nomination for the office Of County
Recorder, Mr.. Macy is a native Ore.
gonion, having been born in this county
and was educated in the public schools
Of this city and at the Willamette Uni.
versitN lie is graduate of the viii
lamette College Of Law, class Of 1912,
and has been admitted to the bnr
lie Mas elected a member Of the city
council in 1912, and has taken a promi.
ucnt part in It's affairs,
His friends claim that he is eminent
" qualified by training and experience
for the position he socks aud are boost
ing his candidacy with enthusiasm,
They predict he viii poll record vote
In Salem and throughout the county
and insist his nomination is already as
sured,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07

Dance tonight in armory. Gentle
men soc; ladies free.
+, r. DuRette, of Fairfield, is in the
city on business.
News has been received here to the
effect Arthur Bishop, the young son Of
Mr., and Mrs. Rex Bishop, Of Portland,
is getting along nicely, despite the fact
that the little chap sustained a severe
injury to one of his legs recently as the
result of falling down stairs.
Last regular dance tonight at the
armory. Other parties have the hall for
invitation affairs.
According to Daniel Webster, the
present incumbent of the office Of JUS
tice of the peace of this district, he is
% candidate for reelection. Mr.. Web
ster was elected to the position the last
time by an overwhelming majority, and
he intends to stick by the G. o. P. dur
ing his present campaign this year.
The Woman's S Alliance of the Uni
tartan church were most pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. A. Pal
mer of I'LL Chemeketa street, A num-
ber of new committees were appointed
by the president. A happy spirit of
optimism prevailed throughout the
meeting and the general discussion fol
lowing the business session.
Pantage's vaudeville-tonight and
Sunday at the Globe-l0c. Entire
change of program Sunday.
Willamette University and Salem
yellow Jackets have agreed to play a
series of games for the city champion
ship, Both teams are fast, and red
hot series is expected. Meet me at
university gym at $3.50 Saturday even
ing, February Z, for the first game; Y.
M, c. A, gym, Tuesday, February 10,
for the second
Hauser Bros, have been appointed To-
cal agents by the General Electric Co,
for miniature Mazda electric light
bulbs, such as are used in the automo'
bile aud motorcycle lighting systems,
Globe, Hughes sisters, dainty PAN
tages act-lOc. Entire change of pro.
gram Sunday.
Mrs. j. Valentine has gone to Los
Angeles, California, to join her hus'
band.
Great Commander Of the Maccabees,
J. c. Danell, of New York, accompanied
by his wife, is in the city, and under
the pilotagc Of Postmaster Huckestein
and Secretary Bynon of the Commercial
Club, visited the capitol and other
points of interest in the city today,
The green lawns and mild temperature
are surprise to them, as it is hard
with their experience in the effete east
to believe it is early February and
mot the middle Of April II always
strikes eastern floks that way,
Globe Toe. Pantage's $ vaudeville, to.
night and Sunday, Toe Entire change
Of program tomorrow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07
ORDINANCE NO. 1917.
Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Salem, Oregon:

Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Salem, Oregon:
Section l. (Supplying tobacco TO
minors) 1t shall be unlawful within
the city of Salem, to sell, give, or in
any manner furnish to any minor under
the age of eighteen years, tobacco in
any form, or any substance of which o.
bacco is component part.
Any person violating the provisions
of this section SHALL upon conviction
therefor, be fined in any sum not less
than five dollars, nor more than fifty
dollars; Or by Imprisonment of not less
than five or more than twenty days in
the city Jail; or by both such fine and
Imprisonment.
Section 2. (Use or possession of to.
bacco by minors). 1t shall be unlawful
for any minor under the age of eigh-
teen years to smoke, chew or use tobac.
co in any manner or form, or any sub.
stance of which tobacco is compo.
nent part, in or upon any public high
way, street, park, place or resort within
the city Salem; or to have on or about
his person any such tobacco or sub
stance.
Any minor violating any of the pro.
visions of this section shall, upon his
first conviction therefor, be publicly
admonished and reprimanded by the re-
corder; and for each subsequent CON
viction, shall be fined in any sum not
less than two dollars nor more than
twenty dollars, or by Imprisonment Of
not less than one CT more than ten
days in the city Jail.
In effect February 5, 1914.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07
Capital City Brevities

Dr. f. l.. Utter, dentist. Masonic bldg
DR.. May, nerve specialist, Masonic bid
Martha Washington slippers. Jacob
Vogt, 220 North Commercial.
Judge G. Il. Kindt, Of Washington
county, was here on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Tyler, of Camas,
Wash, is visiting in this city. Harland,
Mrs, Tyler's son, is also here.
On your way down town Monday
morning leave that suit at Spaulding 5,
4o5 Court street. He will repair and
press it like new, Phone Main 1892.
Mrs. l.. c. Curtis invites the ladies'
Of Salem to call and inspect the spring
showing of new tafeta hats which she
has just received at 1876 High street
Ladies Spring Fashion Plates for
the month Of February are here. This
is the complete spring and summer as
sortment. d. II. Hosher, tailor to men
and women
r. j, Kirkwood, grand secretary Of
the Royal Arcanum of Oregon, has ar.
rived in the city from Portland to in.
stitute large lodge of that order this
evening at 1880 in the Odd Fellows
hall, corner High and Court. Many
prominent members Of the order are
coming up from the metropolis to as
sist in the exercises,
Miss Barbara DAILY, who has been
employed as stenoglapher at the state
house, has been appointed a deputy col
lector in the income tax service at
Portland. Collector Miller announces
she will be stenographer in his office.
The order Of the day at Ministerial
Union is doubly interesting, First there
is Il discussion Of plans for the cam.
paign for a dry Oregon, Then r. A.
Harms speaks ON I" A Minimum Wage
and Social aud Ethical Development, -
At the Y. NJ, c, A. Monday at 2;S0 p.
m--Theo, ], Woodcock, secretary,
j.. N. Teal, Of Portland, has been ap.
pointed u special representative Of the
railroad commission 20 appear before
the federal attorney general in Wash
mgton, d. G., to argue against the pro-
posed plan being made to segregote the
Southern Pacific and Central Pacific.
A booster club is to be organized in
Stayton, according to Fred $. Bynon
secretary Of the local commercial organ.
ization, Mr.. Bynou was in Stayton yes
terdoy assisting the citizens of that
place in plans for such club, '
A verdict in favor Of the defendant
was returned by jury in the circuit
court yesterday in the ease Of n, NJ,
Aver against ]. y, Wray The plaintiff
brought action on contract to rccov'
or $4,000 alleged to have been due on
the grounds the defendant failed to
comply with the written agreement,
The case Of the Kingwood Park Co
against Mary Jones was dismissed In
the circuit court yesterday without
prejudice to either party. The plaintiff
was suing to recover money alleged tC
have been due on contract to pur
chase proportv,