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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
CONFERENCE
OF International Character VIII Be
Held at Y. NJ. c. A. About the
Middle OF March.

Great interdenominauonaI Bible
conferences are being held In some
OF the leading cities under the dircc
ton Of Or Sol T.. Dickcy. director o!
the Winoua Bible conference Ar
raugomentg have been made 20 hold
one Of these conferences in Wheeling
The conference will be- held for Sin
days between the 18th and ga of
March. Definite dates and speaker
VIII be- given within q few DAYS. The
program will include DR. q. Campbell
Morgan. S. ID Gordon and other men
uf International fame Dr. Morgan
Be- recognized aa the worlds greatest
bible oNpositor and is the author pf
many works on the scriptures ITO .4
tho pastor Of Westminster chanel In
London and breaches every Sunday to
capacity audience Mr. Gordon be-
widely known a. the author Of tho
quiet Talks series of books on do.
Noiional subjects Ifn la ono OF tho
most popular writers ~ devotional Do.
oraturo in this country or Great nrI.
tain. and bis addresses arc equally
popular
Admission will Do hv ticket 4
Ticket ~ 81 will admit tho holder to
all Fessious. Persons Wishing ~
subscribe for Tickets to tho VlbIe con.
feronc" can 10 50 at the Young Mems
christian association
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TO COMPLETE BOARD OF TRADE
BANQUET ARRANGEMENTS TODAY
OUT-THE-PIKE


hrA John white.
MIS- John White. OF SeatonsVilie pass
60 away Thursday evening. at the ram
ny home, following about five years OF
continued illness Mrs. White was
Nerging on the age % so year az the
Time OF death and leaves a large circle
OF friends TO mourn her loss. She H.
next TO the last OF 1S children being
survived by James Seaton. OF the came
village. an only brother.
AIRS. White was the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Seaton. after whom the
town where she died was named She
Was born IN Dallas In the old tavern
winch stood Tor years as the landmark
OF the country round. Later she re-
moved with her parents 20 SeatonVille
she was married 60 Moses Ritchie a
veteran OF the civil war. and TO this
union were born three children, Mrs
Nancy Woodruff. John. OF Sedalia. Mo
ana Hiram. OF Cambridge. %. Following
the death OF Mr.. Richie. she Wa again
united IN marriage 70 John White also
a civil war veteran. To this union WAS
born James White. a teacher in the pub
lie schools of Marshall county, and Mrs
John Hughes. OF West Finley
Funeral services viii be held this af-
ternoon at o'clock, at the family home
teN. Carder. OF Dallas. officiating. In.
terment viii be I'm the old cemetery at
alt. Hope Methodist church, OF which
the deceased was a member.
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above they will pay q tax according to
the Treasury decision The net in
come b. not taxed but the taxable In.
come is taxed
II any one fails 10 report their in
come or makes false statement con
corning the income. the government
has three years IN which TO trace
down an false returns and there is
no possible way Of making an escape.
as the government has many ways TO
Ind out by Investigation all who VIC.
lat" the law The income tax law Is
gigantic Tor details and there are no
loop holes 20 bo found anywhere I'm
The law
The mot income means tn total rc.
friri. from every source and from
ihH income. ALLOW aucos are made for
FnF necessary expense boo conducting
II" hI.I.'.H. Tor any interest paid on
drtf.. for au tafas. both state. cour.
Oh and city Tor ans loss In trade
'aH.'d o. nro or shipwrcck not GOV.
cred hy Insurance Tor bad accounts
ana a reasonable amount for dppra..
zion Inr I1H also regards all uotsr
HNi discount. aH cash Under the law
.N' drff'.IHHOnH OF mines shall not
'.'''d . prr cent or the income In
HI other Instances outside % oil and
'. irn Jaw says B reasonable amount
Do allowed for depression
udfr tha law the president Of tho
nifrd States and oil judges of tho
courts ere exempt from tho tav An
.'ato and county officials o. well az
teachers who draw a salary are or
'np' from tho tax ~ tho prosert
un" th" hardest fight HEainst tho I,v.
D. being made by the OIL and gas mon
ln regard t1 tho depreciation 81 70 men
''ni which a. allowed Tor their bisi.
nrss under tho law
Following tho address Iur,b.o,
Guild VI 'N"
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Pie HHefa

Mr.. and Mrs. 80. a. crow If ~. t.t.-
piAe srent Yesterday 20 Film Grove look
ing after buslre-a matters.
Tho West Virginia Traction s,5 t-r.,.
we COMPANY hal a iarre fore 81 mon
~ NNfh clearing the snow auar from
tns.I tlfnN- in the cut the pike district
Arthur Moss. or sand fr.Ii. v.s.bg.-
tN, caller at Elm Grove vastsrdav
samuel ksudrick who has re-
I1ttsburFh hospital viii Es Zion. Ion e "a
hcr homo "a Edgdals to-day.
Mrs. charlie Morris D. confined q,
h'i nome at Hr"Ersvllie with illness
.'Nu M sIiilmln let ne contract
yesterday for III new cadence 10 u -
t'.'.N-'i The new Residence will - -
.su.s addition. ard will be one ~ the
nifty Wort viii d. st.rfeJ ,,,, S.St sigl-
NfiF luteresfug ntnt rr,srrarn ysa.s
rendered no The Trlfds iuhiA Idistriet yftr6
school la.i eteu.ug. The recital vas
hulldIrE which was crowded a. tbs n. 10
The number. re.Ifcd proved that ~.
students are doing The very hest lind of
rrr .Etrlss Iod-e held a meeting A
tN'if l". room. a. Fim Grove last
'F'u.HE. Matter. pertaining o. the brgl-
ness 90 the lodge we're taken w.
James sykes. Uf canton has 'r.fur,sd
tn nIH home after srrrf.re T, ~, 80.
a~ fh" r"ert Uf frIeuda OF WlaFsIafs
w later trnuu i4 UHr fiuet Oh bis EOT,.
20 ''rsEF-, ilIe With ~ Illness,
Arthur Nh"sfe- 81 lutt-vi,ie. .. sc
guest "i friends 90 EdsvDod. for = Few
Lawrence i.utbsr hs- reformed O., IA.
~ i.fe. .iufs. Hftrr suendinE a
Ni-a NHuu.h 1,-rors. teacher Of, tbs
M .t'" ~ h'.I. D.. Hrvutfur the wees
en, 81. h'r bone 20 West Liberty.
LIN SruNa
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PYTHlAN RELIGIOUS SERVICE
TO BE CONDUCTED TOMORROW

service was conducted Ia.tb sunday.
IIf in Nhr'HrE fIF joint r1umIff.H
decided tp have r conducted fDmlr.
row.
Pastor a15 KnIght
Because of fHa great lrfsrr.. taken
poo 'l" work lT Rev schultz In aH.
chosen to preach fHa sermon bee 900
taIk to thD members UI fhn Ir..|
lodge as brother f1 brother and
those Who pre- fortunate sruuaH FOB .H
cure a place iu fhr church .f f...
service VIII End them .sIfra we'll paid
The service IH ul'n fu tho public and
doubtless many others Than ErI.Ef.
will attend iu addition FOB the Tf.f
lodge members there ui.I d0ubfsHa boz
many from other LODGES in uIs I'D.
Cin.ty
The special rfuaIIsfir service VA.
conducted boz pythiau castle Ttura#av
evening Tho annivarHare date of ffs
rounding 90 flD order TIE rrHrIIus
.f.I.. VIII hr conducted tomorrow
I .'N. Nrlur evening fEa col
.uraf uu WilI boz Iruu.Hf fn rIHaa
WIN % banquet .u fIr scottish Hfa
taIh'IIH nu Fourteenth street
Af Ilr banquet There Wiu b. many
noted PNfhiaua ~ Tho state VIII. uI.I
p'Hh on The work Uf the order ra
history and I's founder Tt Dr. arfIrI
ui'N1 That about 600 krIrffr ana
ih'.r friends VIII Boz seated af 30
banquet table
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Rev. T.. u LDwtllt %. pastor uf The
stone church. announces The IufuWIUE
program Tor the SUNDAY services 80 tho
church. a cordial invitation a. extend
eI fO ait fU attend. Sabbath school a.
BOO DBL U. Mr. g. o.. Euehuu. Eupcrina
tDrdrrf. sermon by inc pastor. T.. "
trwellrr % 10 n. m.. trrur "ti0l aud
Hr 30 90 g.. rr Miss Lucy Brown. SUD.
srIrffrdruf Senior Christian EndrtNur
% .iN o. H. Miss Porter. leader. even
ivU service 90 1890 %. m. theme. Good
boo the valley Uf Life Inspiring music
ct each service. Tho orchestra viii
render selections ~ the YOUNG Peoples
service az woH ne the Sabbath aU uuu..
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! desIre to Inform the nnhlic that


According TO reports the condition OF
the country roads r. almost impas sihie.
u was stated yesterday by farmers liN-
ing in the surrounding country that 49,
drifts In some places had entirely block
ed the roads. causing those travelling TO
in some cases pass through the fields in
order TO get to and from the city. IL b.
said that IN some places the rural mail
carriers are blocked not only ny tine
drifts in the road but by the ice caused
by the excessive amount Of water on the
roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

Mems All-Linen Handker-
chiefs of heavy stock, IS inches
square, i5c quality at 1Oc each.
Mems Imported All-Linen
Handkerchiefs with the new
wide lI2-inch hem, only 20
dozens in this lot, 25c quality,
three for SOC or 19c each.
Women's All-Linen Handker-
chiefs with I, ~ and Pinch
hens, l9c kind at 12c each.
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some time nFo e. smooth t0nrreF zen.
trnau appeared ON tne scene I'D I fut
Grove Hnu vicinity and furrd rnfre OF
tho innocent aud uneIeucrffur resIderfs
n| .Ntl 'ur.fr unity fo placing ur nrHa|
.th hlW rnr Tho Home IIfs' t.4r.....a
INn 'uN. .rH.rUfH chat was offered ygIrT.
tbs offer vac o. tempting IoN of sasU
lHaf WIS tn II delivered with tho 600 10
delivery NJ tho magazine TerHars frTs
Nlae bird did sting tho residents o. that
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intelligence Handy Almanac ~
Biayney's Drug Store for only 25e
Get one now.


Services Iu tHs Firaf So o. church.
TIm Grove. ON sunday will o. a. FOL.
lows. sunday school 90 g.fr o. r
preceding Hf 20 Co., m bv tho pastor.
Rev g. o. Hart subject "Tfe Great
IrumI"fa class meeting 80 100 D. rH .
IrwrrfH IrIEue devotional service 10
500 o. w. preaching &c $50 o. the
pastor. subject. .TIn AfYrfHrnrf nf
CHRIST. The evening service viii be- "a
rrUTf revival meeting an rerrura Hr.
cordially invited tr attend these s#r.
EI"H#
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In Police Cont

George Ireland. William and San, Au.-
TN and sam terghotf. well known Fsnfs
Of tlu Grove. proceeded 60 irduIgs in
lut tftrt@t ing tanEl'foot with the re
suit that they were soon unable 10 rro-
'e'd about their business The result
rf thts over indulgence In the iov i-fIrr
- lhat Once j. 90. Butler put them
Q" nav iEafe The offenders will h..
given hearing this morning on the
charge n druukenness
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sleighing Party.

sleighing Party.
\ party consisting OF about twenty
young people OF Elm Grove enjoyed a
delightful sleigh ride last night Lcav-
ing Elm Grove at an early hour they
Journeyed to Mayman's Inn, near Beth
lehcm. making the trip by way OF
Wheeling. An elaborate chicken supper
was served before the homeward trip
was started.
The following were in the rarity.
Misses Dora Lindsay. Cora Frazier.
Eleanor stein, Mary Clelland, Mary
Bowers. Elma Paterson. Mabel Hallett
Elizabeth Jones. Marie Farzier and Mar
Jory Harris; Messrs Herbert Cotton
Charles Caldwell. Charles Ray. VIII
Ryan, Roy Hawkins. George Jones Rich
ard Miller. Guy Lindsay, Harry Hallett
and Elmer MendaL
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HOT AIR.

Ny wife made it hot for me this
morning"
How was that"
al insisted on her getting nm IN
build the fire."-From Judge.
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The Ladies' Aid society OF the I-frst
". T. church Of Elm Grove has COM
pletcd arrangements for the holding OF
pastry sale this afternoon at the Win
tiers Bros meat market. All kinds or
home made cakes. pies. bread and other
goodies will be on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

Women's Sample Handker-
chiefs including those wi I h
Venise lace edge, mourning and
Glove Handkerchiefs. some GEN.
tiers for crochet edges. about 500
in this lot and different styles
two groups of them for quick
and easy selection:
DC Handkerchiefs at 15c
SOC Handkerchiefs at 29c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

Those desiring tickets for the
Pythlan jubilee Banquet Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 25th. az the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Wheel
ing, may secure them az the A
c. Thomas Jewely Store, Nc
Lure Block, Wheeling. from the
officers Of your local PythIan
lodge, or at the Cathedral, Wed
ncsosy evening.
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Howa-f-My son IS a headliner in
vaudeville
Coward-From whom does he in.
herit his talent?
Howard His grandfather was sec.
rotary or statc.-From Judge
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TIE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.,
Schmulbach Building. Both Phones
Vance nrhle uasa.

Much interest Is being SHOWN by the
members Of the Mems Adult Bible class
~ tho Vance Memorial church at Wood
dale 100 membership contest which was
etatred several weeks ago. Last sun
dsF tho enrolment % the class AZ a. o
Vance church had reached total Or 14b.
and by tomorrow 10 ta cNrcC cd O. have
reached 100. The contest wei remain
orcu until March 3. whom Tire LOSING
team will furnish the winners with o.
banquet az the Stratford SPRING hotel
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Mrs Brown to unexpected visitor,
Why what surprIaef Do wY.f D..
years since YOU laFf called ON mos
Nrs SmIff-Ah. we'll. nov dear. ro,
ms, Bulletin.
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section. but his little FUN IL liable "a
Eet him in trouble as Squire seibert N
Il said. viii start an inyestigation with.
In "a short time
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walks In BAD Condition.

or the past several days the streets
OF Elm Grove and other out-the-pike
towns have been in very bad condition
on account OF the snow that has fallen
and which has not been removed. on ac-
count OF this several hard falls have
been received BY pedestrians OF these
towns. few nights ago "A prominent
young man OF Elm Grove while crossing
the Stone bridge slipped on the icy walk
and fell TO the ground. Although badly
bruised, the young man was not severely
hurt This has been the case with sew
eral others. and IL IS reported that in
Some cases severe injuries have been
sustained. II IL tho opinion OF tho rest
dents that IL IL about time for the town
officials 20 get busy and clean tho -r,--
walks. a. there IL danger OF someone re-
ceiving serious injury.
! desire TO inform the public that
! am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for superintendent or
Free Schools of Ohio county. and re-
specially solicit the support and in
fiuence OF all my friends.
CHARLES T. RAY,
Sat. ~. Elm Grove. w. Va.
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According 10 o. government report
{ Dor cont or tho backward children
states are iu that conditlou tbrc.,nit
detective vision.
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ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
WILL MEET THIS MORNING.
u Is Urged That Responses 20 Invita-
tons Be Sent In immediately
Speakers Here Tomorrow

ARRANGEMENTS for the annual Wash
ington birthday banquet of the board
OF trade 10 be held Monday evening
in the Market Auditorium will be
completed at a meeting OF the enter
tainment committee TO be held this
morning At 1890 o'clock. All prepa-
rations for the AFFAIR are practically
complete. but the committee was
called 10 meet TO decide on any little
details that may have been over
looked.
Members OF the entertainment COM
mittee are: +. Il. Carney. T. +. Bayha,
X. G. Dancer. A. n. Dutton. q. q.
Gates. David Kraus. T. H. Pollock. II.
NJ. Schockey. George w. Stamm and
H. G.. Stifel.
Send In Responses.
IL was urged yesterday that all
members who received Invitations ac-
companied by the tickets send in re-
plies at once. With but really two
days remaining until the event there
Is little time to prepare to serve the
banquet. The committee desires TO OBJ
tain some definite estimate as 10 the
number Of persons likely TO attend. IL
was learned yesterday responses are
coming In rather slowly, but rush
Is expected today.
The indications are that the ban
quet will be attended by nearly a
thousand guests. II IL certain that II
viii be the biggest event OF the kind
ever held by the Wheeling Board OF
Trade.
A circular letter with two tickets
enclosed was sent to each member OF
the board early this week. The tickets
are numbered and 4 stub bearing the
same number and the name OF the
person TO whom the tickets were
mailed IS kept at the office. In this
way record is kept OF the tickets
outstanding. Each member is request
ed TO bring a friend. and additional
tickets can be secured upon applica-
ton to Secretary Naylor
Speakers Here Sunday.
All speakers for the event will ar.
rive in Wheeling Sunday evening.
Hon. William c. Redfield. secretary of
commerce in President Wilson's cabi.
net, will arrive tomorrow evening at
2 o'clock. General II. Il. Brown OF
GAINESVILLE, o., secretary OF the Zanes-
Vile Chamber OF Comerce. and w. II.
Matrous, secretary of the American
Civic Federation. will arrive to-mor-
row afternoon.
Each OF the distinguished guests
viii be met at the depot by a special
committee representing the Board OF
Trade. and will be escorted TO the
hotels. They will be entertained Mon.
cay by a tour of the city and vicinity.
during which they will visit the prin.
cipal factories and steel mills.
The principal address will be deliy-
cred by Secretary Redfeld He win
speak on the subject Present Indus.
trial Conditions and has prepared a
special address for this occasion.
The Menu.
The banquet will be served by John
c. Ziegenfelder. the well known local
caterer. The menu is to be an un-
usually elaborate one. Meister's or
chestra will render music throughout
the evening.
The following is the menu:
oyster Cocktail
celery Pickles Oliv..
Creme De Menthe Punch
Spring Chicken
feAs Creamed Potatoes
Fruit Salad
Brick Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
koquefort Cheese Banquet flakes
Coffee
Clysmic Water
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&C n. Strickln, Progressive cardi-
date for County Superintendent of
Free Schools Your support and inhu-
CuCe respectfully solicited Sat.f
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Saturday, February p. 1914.
The Westher-Fair.
zig Saturday Sale
~ of Handkerchief

lux handkerchief buyer has returned from New York
- where he made several very advantageous purchases
OF lines that the makers had used samples and small sur
plus lots which factories closing out All are in good
condition and these prices will make them find owners
in hurry:
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TOILET Goods
1 Specials

AT THE Toilet Counter Sat-
"A urday you can buy lot OF
needed Toilet Goods at very spe-
cial price-for instance:
Colgate's Soap. natural violet. hello
trope. rose. almond cream. etc. three
cakes for 25o or loo each.
Large Window Chamois Skins at
go each.
Rubifoam for the teeth, at i7o a
bottle.
Danderine Scalp Tonic IN large.
medium and small bottles. at csc, $50
ana lee each.
kolynos Scientific Dental Cream NJ
lee.
sanitol Tooth Powder. Paste ana
Pace Cream at l7c.
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Chiffon Wells. waterproof
quality. size 56X54 inches with
l12-inch bemstitcht hem all
around. most all colors. Sl.25
quality Saturday az SOC.
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Royal Kid Gloves made from
selected skins, two-clasp. black,
white and costume matching
shades, perfeet-ftting the most
durable Glove made for this
price, :S1.OO a pair.
White Buckskin Washable
Gloves, full pique sewn. one but
ton. S1.5O a pair.
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Week End Candy Sale

TWO very special numbers in Candy for Saturdays
: Sellng-take box home for Sunday munchng:
4 Marguerite Chocolate Cherries and AsSort-1 On
ed Chocolate Creamed Nuts, usual soc : /Sc
packages sale Saturday at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

New line Of Yelling in
shadow effect. hcXagon or tango
mesh m large or small practical
rs a full line of colors 25c kind
Saturday 40 Ice.
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Savings on Wells

THE weather from now on is generally rather trying
the complexion in this climate and Wells are needed.
YOU have needs that he supplied Saturday YOU can
save some money on these two very special numbers:
Chiffon V ellis. waterproof New line Of VeiIine in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

The Ionvin French Kid
Gloves, pique sewn, one-elasp.
white with black embroidered
backs and black embroidered
with white, S1.5O a pair.
French Glaze Kid Gloves in
black. white and colors. y and
10 button lengths, 1925 and
S3.75 pair.
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New Kid Gloves for Spring

OUR own mportaonS of Kid Gloves for Spring are here
~ for your chooSing-you'll he needing Gloves
with the new Suits:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-27

WANTED-Work for yourself. A good
thing for the right man. 621 East
Ankney street, Portland, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-27
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
Classified Business
Telephone Directory
A Quick, handy reference for busy people

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

& lz.iasz, Telephone
Salem Abstract 2l222 Sale Bank and Trust 53
MASSAGE
Hubbard sos
CHRoPRAoToR AND NERVE SPECIALIST
Dr. P H. May, 3O6SO7 Hubbard Building Main SSl
Pharmacy Court and High Main 1859
Py Store, lis MAR 979
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Salem Electric Co, Masonic Temple, 2 North High Main 1900
ELECTRIC
Petingi 1876 North Liberty Main 1877
CLANS OYSTERS,
Fish Poultry Market 173 South Commercial Main 2125
FURNITURE, CARPETS DRAPERIES
Ca High Main 593
NJ. BOgg Co..
PAINTS
Hardware 120 North Commercial Main 172
CREAM
John Barr Company State and Liberty Main 1855
LAUNDRIES
Laundry, Liberty Observation-Disclosures.
MILK CREAM
Cedar Bend Dairy, W. Dixon 74F3
MASSAGE BATH
1881 Hubbard bldg Main
Commercial Main 28
PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING AND Thinning
T. M Barr 164 South Commercial street Main 1872
UNDERWRITERS
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
jim Wilson t...................
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND LOANS
B. Hubbard building Main 2424
STORAGE TRANSFER DRAYAGE
Front Main "A
n STOVES AND BEDDING
Cae Court High
SHOES REPAIRED
WALL PAPER, PAINTS
W. D. Porter, 400 Court street Main 4S5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-27
MAcLEAY NEWS.

Macleay, Ore, June 25.-Maeleay
grange gave very successful ice cream
social and everybody had good time.
There was prize given to the one who
ate the most ice cream. Mr.. Leo An
derson, after eating seven dishes, sue
ceeded in walking away with the prize.
The following program was rendered:
Duet-Mrs. A. c. Bohrnstedt and
Mrs. F. L. Goodell.
Reading-Declaratio OF purposes,
Mrs. Ida Tekenburg.
Reading-When the Moon Rose, Miss
X. Page.
ecitation-Don't You Want to Buy
a Dog, Myrtle Driver.
How Grandma Danced the Minuet-
Martin Cousins.
Quartet-Macleay travelling.
Kirby Wedding-7Nsss Page of Los
Angeles.
Hello, Bright Eyes (svng and danee)
Lois Taylor.
Quartet-Macleay
Double Character (song and danee)--
MY Dear Old Mother and Hilary
Il. Martin.
"Money Musk" - Miss Kathryn
Page
Mr.. and Mrs, Reik ure entertaining
friends from Germany.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Goodell are visit
ing the Cherry fair today, June 26.
Mrs. Walter Taylor and daughter
Miss Lois, are spending a few days il
Black Rock visiting Mrs. Taylor's mo
ther, Mrs. Ficklin.
Mrs. Wm Stapleton is in Salem at
tending the Cherry fair and visiting
her father, Mr.. f. Il. Martin.
Mr.. Bent Patton is still i'll with {
bad cold
Mr.. Lentz has large number of 10
cranberry picllers busy every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. Trestrail ant
Mrs. X. Page are in Salem visiting tn
Cherry fair today.