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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

So many people want to buy their coffee ground that and sealed packages This the final step for your convenience and satisfaction thus making Abuckle coffee suit every preference.
 Your grocer furnish the Whole Bean Nriosa and the Ground Order package from him today. You'll under stand why the favor coffee of America-hy of sold than all other packaged cofees put together.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
Caught
From Lippincott's.

From Is1pplncOtts.
 Etta: Why did she throw herself at him in that way?'
 Bella: Because she knew that he was . good catch'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

Corset Covers of nice quality nains sock, trimmed with lace and beading; some with embroidery and OE insertion; 39c values ........ AOC Children's Drawers Waists; we'll taped. 1 year to 4 years: O. 15c values for ............... OO
 (3d Floor)
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
ADVERTISING nEh
GOING TO TORONTO
Anderson Peoplc VIII Make the
Trip to Canada for Ad
Mems Club.

a letter was received in Anderson
yesterday from w, J. Healey, chair
lnan of the transportation and at
tendance committee OF the Ad Club
of Toronto. Can. epfEuiTing shout. the.
number OF Anderson men to BIT
present at the great advertising con-
vention to Be- htlds IN tile EdnatfR city
in June. The letter IYaSg turned oy-
or to a. S. Farmer. president OF the
Anderson Ad Mems Club, and he is
now engaged in compiling the list OF
Anderson men who will make the
trip. In all probability there will be
large number of local business
men, many of them accompanied by
their wives, who will go to Toronto
for the convention.
The letter from Mr. Hcaley says
that all hotel arrangements have
been made and that every possible de-
ta't looking to the comfort OF the
de,Zates while they are the, guests
OF Toronto has been attended to- He
further says that negotiations are
now going on by which the railroads
will grant very attractive round trip
rates for fhoseiwho care. to go. 81, +.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
HOW is YOUR ROiLERl

it has.i boen, stated that ;dna,ii.,
stomach Is his -boiler,liis body is his
engine. and; his; mouth the fire box.
Is your boiler (stoiHacb) 3, i'm ,goed
working order or is 10 so weak that
it viii not tEstand a full load, aud ,aot
able to supply the needed energetic
Your engine (body) 3ngIrs you IleBc
any troublewitlt your stomach, Sham-
berlaig's Tablets will do you good
They. strengthen and inagoFate tho
stomach and eRnble 1t to do its work
naturally, Many very remarkable
cures of. stomach trouble have boon
effected by them. For sale by Evans
Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
BIG ENTERPRISE
MAY CONE HERE
Planning Tor $4,000 Wholesale
Ice Cream Company for
siIis City.

Present indications are that An.
dcrson is shortly to have ncw-.ir-
dustry which will brirI TO this city
an investment of approximately $780,
900 and which will cause that amount
to be spent each month IN this city
and county. While tile deal has not
been made, nor has there been any
authoritative announcement made, 1t
is understood that Anderson has u
splendid showing at the new enter
prise.
b. T.. Austin, manager OF the Chat
tanooga plant OF the Hill Ice Cream
70, and J. n. Larnard. manager of
the Memphis branch of the same COM
puny, came to Anderson yesterday for
the purpose of looking over the field
here with a view to locating whole
sale ice cream plant and milk con-
centration depot here. They were
brought to Anderson by the Chamber
OF Commerce OF this city and con-
ferred With the local secretary
through the day yesterday
This company operates the biggest
ice cream plant in the United States
and its product Is shipped to 0if
parts OF the country To establish a
branch plant means an Investment on
the part Of the company, of $4,000 aud
that amount is spent each month in
the locality where the plant is To-
Gated for cream and butter fat I,
The milk concentration part OF the
plant means, that the company puts
out Il product something similar to
condensed milk, only far superior.
The, concentrated milk equals five
times the same amount OF condensed
milk and With IT, it lacks that scoreh-
ed effect which distinguishes con-
densed milk from the pure, fresh
milk. This concentrated milk: is also
shipped in cans and bottles all over
the country. @
The gentlemen who were here yes
terday representing the ice cream
company said that they had definitely
decided upon locating q nlnnt some
where in the east and that they con-
sidercd Anderson the most desirable
point that they had yet visited. They
said that the only thing they would
ask of Anderson people would be to
furnish I,000 milk COWS and that tho
company would pay from 2O.to, "a
cents for ALI The, milk used, which will
represent something like $4,000 per
month. In addition to that, the ice
. cream company ! ssirapprfs into, Inn
tterrltpry6, YhersI IL -oRaTatess, full
hloodeab Holstsin Eang iegssgI cows.
which IT sells, to the, farmers of the
eonn{}pnjiltiy on itha basis ipf $500, down
Snd ths Fest Of thsipa yrnents, I'm milk
Z from the aii iirnn ~, ! 3 y,
Nv. Rothf6 uni,ed States farm
demonstfat9F for this Comfy. said
Yesterday that there. Would 81 be no
trouble Whatever III Yefting the. l.
goo coPs and That l,9 22sit sure sure there
must be that number: OF COW : within
o radius 9of' I D miles With The In
terhrban. ears 10 bring In he milk
the venture, would f,esa great success.
for Andefsop county farmers. III
Nhen the REPRESENTATIVES, of tho,
company left AndeFsun last .iEi;;,
they were not ready to give out any.
definite statement, hut it is under
stood that they were well. pleased
With what they saw here and iccal
people who talked with them feel
that Anderson will obtain favorable
consideration.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
METHODIST MINISTER, RECON-.
MESDS Cn.iiEBEIt53iIN's
COUGH REMEDY.
Rev. Jannf

Rev. James a. Lewis, sMiiaca.
MINI, writes" Chanib1rlain,s Cough
'ttsmedy has been aineeded and vel
COME guest In onrfhome sfor q mum.
her OF years. / highly recommendi IT,
TO. fllIy fellows as beiHE a ntedicine
worthy OF trial In cases OF. colds,
coughs ahd Group. Give Ghamberl
lain'st Copgit Remedy trial and We
are ccnfident sou will ihideit very
eifectnal aud coDtinnp to use III as
occasion requires for years to come,
rs many others have done, For saitl
by Evans PharnacY.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
COUNTS COUNTS / iiI5 ii5 OFFER OFFER
MU.s. SHIP
- c. -sSs -. a
FOR Place and Break =
Deadlock.
tEaafena A AtiYertiAartl ].

While In Columbia ae ar day d iagoi
Mr. DsiSt Counts OF ltiE rs GItyt5 5tyas9RiS+;
pfoAehed byi: sssppr0I pftinffitentsliIi
frlends with the sIIgge lion Tint sEIes
file an app licRtiCn ifhf 8 the Eof7sco. or
Unsted ;States marshal for the dfstt1Ets
of3 SdutilS S,aFoliiIiE The IinHlna an for
,tliiS otIc Ilcyy, lIailg gin Iir0 III yyagiIsi
f{bgtoH because of the. dailuE .iGs Sem;
'atof Tillman altd Senatof2 Smjstte ttI'
CONC 10 an ggreelne eft onsir canaffiRSej
1T wild bs irpIpenIbeSed TINT ATTORNEY;
General Nc cIyHdI;ss some tsIi1S 4 d,
sent in the nomination OF Editor 8 !.
ft4 Sims for titSs Office after EsiEif1f;;
Sims had apparently B0tteIi tle inside
trIok over ~ Z OF tber competitors. He
fore the nomination could be brought
np IN the senate. h0wevtrs SEM S1r
Tillman withdrew his i};lgrsenlent
from MIR: Sims and since that tisiie mo
progrcss las beon made in tlit mat
ter 4.
The friends 90 Aif. eopalss lfe wark-
ing On tliG theory that sIrs sSiilis t.;iii-
not get the apn0inlliitItt witllJiit t,le
Endorsement sof sena for, N Il. i.nian.. fl.st
some mar will get the place on whom
both senator's eau agfac. that Mr.
Counts iis s5feils St1IutiT; TINT iS,el lss tas
stisely competent to fiji the Office and
ftTtharniore that the Piedmont sos
|sti0n Is due To- came 81, Tor q. Sitafe} 81
the fddeFai patrsIia gas Sisss,
d Ceiints IS nai extensiroaR Rs giilnr
and stock sealer1 ot this nltg nIrsl Is
SySssIssuts TUf qruEfsIIlIsy RvyTy sTgQUIruutegsE
Of the fliues II 9 has Selg III bar !. s.sss
In Laarens fer many Years and stsjjliei
dGubeless receive che anaiiiinDns in4.
Hd0rsenlent OF ii9 fellow citizens be-
cause OF his eneiaaie reputation for
lisnesty Hrd square dealing S,
IS Alr. Counts has not yet aeIiniteiy
made Nil lli sifRiud fsli the ene ion, b I'd
sc IS sserind5ly con acrlnF sllna An
erDtl ffiesiS yeIslis e6lfld work m lsis
beiIalf ana lie Noaff nifike 4 forrtilil {
able contestant for tho mace.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
pRpTEs cIIAnt.Es.
Christensen Asks Tint EIerytIiing De
Brought Ont,

OiAts
Columbia. Feb. 4a--Just before .ad-
iournment tonight Senator. Ghristen-
seTt, T6hi, the following statement lin
the Senate, which that body ordered
printed in the Journal:
''Mr. President and Gentlemen of
the Senate; Permit ME to express my
zdeen appreciation of Ynnr i,inny eg9
'pressions OF esteem made on the floor
the past few days9in connection With
personal nlattefa that have come up
for ,disetissiontahdsa ACTION, L find that
\ must trespass further on yournat-
itentien and make asrequest TINT you
pebi iiAhs this stalenen din tile JosfiiaIs
have asked tho Judiciary commits
tee ltc REQUEST the Hopernor to send.
1T the further information Ire reports
In Message II. he has;in his possess
siun. and 1 want, 1t known that II urge
them t9go TO the bottom OF any fur.
'her charges he may have against me.
Any charges against my family should;
be made to me to be dealt with by me:
personally. N. Christensen
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06

Electric City SparEelets
Items OF Interest Personal Caught Wire,
3 less On the Streets Of Anderson.


Saco. Me, spent yesterday in Andcr-
son in the interests OF one week
school which he will hold in Green
Vile next week. The school will he
for the purpose of teaching the art
OF examining the eyes and is guar
anteed to make the pupil fuli-pledg-
cd optician in one week. The school
Will be conducted In he.Globe Optical
Company at Greenville and X. E.
Cochran of Keese's Jewelry store has
enrolled as one of the pupils for the
course. Mr.. Cochran expects to bc
able 10 profit much from his instru"-
tion at the hands OF Dr. Littlefield.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
Sew Flats
Soon Ready.

The splendid apartments or flats
which are being built on the second
and third floors OF the building oc-
cupied by the Anderson Gas Company
Mt Az Main street, will soon be COM
pleied. These flats are being finished
with every modern convenience and
doubtless will prove quite attractive
to Young married couples of Ander-
son. They number two to each floor.
making four apartments in all. i5.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
Bndgcs VIII
BE Attractive.

Artistic In design and .splepdidly
made up viii be thief badges Which
will be supplied for the Sunday School
conception. The de;ten FOR these
badges was made bt C. y. FAINT and
is'-weil worth mentiening. 1t con-
sists OF Palmetto trai standing up
On an open Bible and pointing up
Ward, tota cross. The badges aree be3
AHg manufacturers by al Baitintore
sfoncefp and T. plentiful ssuppIy. rof
them will, be on hand by the opening
day or tile aasootiition. s't'
s- i-~--o---
VIM Attend lxt
7l1ticai school.
DR.. J. A. Ltttlefieid, originally of
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
Must Fave
Jewels Here.

brUCtb NNiCs
r. Keese5s JewelGZ store yesterday
looked like the convention rooms Of
a l.. II. G. meeting. Not less than
ten "drummers." all selling jewelry,
we're IN this popular store at the same
time yesterday and eveh' more tliat
that number appeared later, during the
day All told there were twelve jew
elry statesmen I'm town yesterday,
scme OF these being: Sidney Strauss,
New York; George RoTeF and Walter
Riley. New York; Dewitt King, Char
lotte; A. NJ. Hull. Boston; S. L.
Prince. Melrose. Mass W. e. Aaron,
New York; ID. NJ. Je. iings. Buffalo;
George Wallace. Iryington, y. j.;
Dan Douglas, New York; Lee Gold
smith and A. NJ French. New York.
Mr.. Reese says that he does not
know what caused all the Jewelry
mer TO hit town on one day unless
the thought lie was u millionaire.
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30; IEsT s:IIIIsII 8 aIEIlIslIl

siuee nee6s glilsilsi sasnss 'fifei
llcntet Fer siHee ] ,htye been ileen-
l5ie lI6liaeIr says Es Hsfhes 81
AEs;tbat lp e0ils sfsf & one 81
the eest remedies j eFe nseG ~
children nave 1ll talSee 4. aed u
wcflls lilse i dream Jspr colds snd
Slscopiag eeaSA Is Is sSs : ,,,,ss,s,ss r.,f
sale by Evans Fhasa
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
D0S-T Y0U nELIEYr mi.

some say sitat chEonIc Gems fpn tioH
cannpt be cDred. bon y6a believe
a. Chamber 4 Tahl cts liesel enrsf
DINERS why not youy Give them 3
trial, They cost only q Quarter. For
sale BY Evans Pharmacy
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FOR SALE

One five room house. one half acre
lot, in town Off Townyilie,5 house
painteo and In Aeea condition. m.:is
Will be sold at public auction, Ander-
son, s. c., first Monday In Feby, 1914.
For Inf Irnation apply to w. C. King,
Towhyiiie, S. C. ~
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llclegateS Left
For GreeRyllIe.

- Delegates from the Anderson Y. NJ.
G. A. TO the Interstate convention of
the association, which is now ir ses-
sion In 'Greenville, left last night to
be present at tile opening exercises.
Among those gentlemen who went as
delegates from Anderson were f. NJ.
Burnett. Dr.. ]. +. Vines, L. r. Whit
low, Or. A. J.. Smethers. The associa-
ton convened last night and will con-
time through Sunday, and people will
be attracted from all parts of the Car
olinas.
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~ NIL. Nam
Visiting Hero.

Cadet stficliland. who Is attending
tho Bailey Military Institute ii Green
wood o product OF The high schdpt
az STATE Cadet strickland isga mems
Der OF the 3. NJ, II basiiut ball tesSra
and isS OF slIe hest players with
{ that Rg aregntton, He pnt up Ii eplefis
! did :eanie against the a. II, s.. hers
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g IMP RsFANT 9
5 g: NOTICES 9: s
~ 80 a.sf&
s.s :. in oAL4E

POR sane Or EXCHANGE Eighty
Hnihe acre afsffh, ain 8fy142 miles
LumpkIn, G9., county seat. viii
trade fer S2,eeee.eee so zee eee stock In hittisr-
= son National BaRk, Worth invests
+ eating. p, 0. Box No. Ga. Town
g vile. IS. q. u kSslI 1-22tf ID
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06

For Rent Two or three rooms, partiy
furnished, for light housekeeping
Modern home with all conven-
fences. Apply e. Il, Eimore, No.
27s Greenyiile street 1-30-6tp.
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81 stih have 4 lot os aeed ind sis
traete TO suit yoas flces saryiEIs
from ten dollars to! thirty s.lva nar
sore. All we'll Ioea write Is ms
Isk IcCorinicir, s.. q ~ s. s.
Zoe b. EduanHda.
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I have two turkey hens viii trade
for Berkshire pig. Bring pig and
get hens. E. p. Thomas, North An
derson, r. F. ID. 8 2-2-St.
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q conseAfefit clip has been Invent
.est for holding q spoon nj the Sedks
OF q medicine glass or cooking uten.s
lsil where L Win be Within reach when
wanted.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
Hig Profit
In bee Raising.

J. H.. McGee. welI-known citizen
Of Starr, was In the city Thursday
and talked very interestingly of bee
culture and what he Is doing with his
apIary. MIR. McGee says that he now
mas IL stands Of bees. and that he
mas quite recently added aH Italian
colony, which Is the highest price bee
optainable and the most expensive. He
STATES that last year he operated his
bee industry at u net profit OF over
,,VVv pei SSht. nat ~ InuNiuB money
al iiio Des rasineEs. MIR. McGee Is 10
preside as chairman OF the Trades
day exercises on Poultry day, Feb. II.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-06
WANTS

GIRLS yYANTED to sew. lIsh, .,.,
VIII pay board while YOU are
learning. Anderson OyeraIl Fac.
tory, Anderson 81 eC,. s8 I0l4 aEss
: yYANTED no lilIYS..Wnl bur any
tine, f9t o1stle, hogs and caivSs
haye eEstorners for and Contracts
~ furnish. Z btlF hides aud taiiou.
This Tsnnera want my hides.
HI ~. Whitner Phone 69tor es5
Z. DsS HENDERSON .5
At Lilly White Market
The wholesale and abatsoir maa.
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Local l.eoRle
-. ENAn.le eiNl.--..

ie There VIII be a number of Anderson
people 10 take advantage of the spe-
cial train operated by the interuFban
'aHUu3'tV GTccuVIIte next Monday
night, the occasion being the presen-
5tation OF "The Red Widow" at the
sGreenville theatre. Special seats have
been reserved for Anderson people
and are now to be obtained at the lo.l
cal Office of the g. S. s. "A. Doubtless
there Will be quite crowd from this
city when the curtain goes up for this
splendid performance.
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q Ro tlffse WAGONS g
BIsc plows S
= Gfain Drills (
i lFa2 Press. +. S 3
Grain Binders g9is.5s
Corn Shred der. ~
8 Z Moving Machine 1anJl Rake,
Disc Smoothing Haig0Syz.
i Lot FODDER. g
i5os os PeaFine Hay
Lot of PeGyine Hay, fShied.
Lot Of Corn.
~ SEIStyi = IVy OF alffHII Farming tools
too nunieFbns TO tnentioR.
Adresa,
rs HATES
2St-st weztsoInisters s. c. {.
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LOST

LOST shepherd dog, about year old.
with black tipped hair: reward for
any Information leading to recovery
ol same. l.. III. Sci, Red Cross Drug
Store. -.s,,.s -
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NOTICE

4 sSslii sell le s1kc . il iislilDr
nc ms. Fesi etfee nesse 81 4
bft 1'hnrsll y ! 2sIs fla3 az S6ljfl,Ss |
1914. tbege defslgnsa bropefty listed
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DELEGiTEs APP0iNTED.
Delightfnl Tlnle .aad f,rosltalile, Meet.
ing Anticipated at anderson.

4asir1Iis, Feb. 6s-.T Thei executive
tceninlittee OF the IsailFcfIa. County sun
day School Association. alta meeting
sEeld en- Monday aftcznootts appointed
delegates 60 fIIe State ronyeiItion3
which Is TO be held iil kIisl6fsen 8seb-
Ftiary li-13. It's the wish Of the com
nlittee, iaasniuch as Anderson is = 20
teicse.y aud centrally located and stich
9 delightfqi place to AeisEt thatafl the
Mel esates IiPpeinted lie IL attendance
a. pieasaflt and pfottahle time IS as
cured for all who attend. The ftla
lowing are tie delegates appointed
Tor this county: 81. s. y
Isaarefs q Mrs. y :, Is. BabI. yyVS r,
Gray. G. VI Tune.
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w, hiC6srayy. ~ So
4 Clinton b. L. Rfnr.
. 0wlngs--W. p. HlafFIs. 81. @. Curry.
Fountain Inns ". G.. ygIIkie.
Fountain Inn. Rt. sts T. Cock
Usay Gonrt-Js y sohnson, Mrs IL
Il. Gray, G. b. 0winzs
Waserioo II. Wharton mrs. Sg.
81 WhartoD, ]. G.: Smith.
" IT,
8, Cross faisl--J r. Denny.
I-snfoFd Mrs. Lois ss Cox.
e Aseqat sille-J NJ SiInmcas. d. Il.
fIslier.
:. Ware !Slloals j.. Is. llnmbert. j. q.
Martin, John S Goldln
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Erworth League
Meets Monday.

Those interested In league, work will
be glad to learn that Miss Saiiie He'll
Watt. secretary of the South Carolina
conference. will talk to the leaguers
next Monday night, February 8, at 1850
p M Miss Watt Is an interesting.
we'll yersed woman in league matters.
and her presence will he welcomed
with pleasure. The local chapter ex
tends hearty invitation to ali inter-
ested in the welfare OF the ii5SsiI
young folR.; a"sNcs si.} iis}l
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-WANTS
.FOR. So.

FOR SALE los acre. sbea,Stl-
fully lecated city, good dwell
Ing, four tsna5 Houses, two IS
g SIN house, 5lafd Iesgef and esgv ST
ctll tion. !. nt q 9rlce that is 4
~ lsaf fgain. Como lh see us zgusesy ar
write. Bnrrisas Realty, Company.
Fi-9eti. q & isf
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Dr. .. a. Littlefleld, origlnally of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-14
NAMES OFFICERS
FOR BABY COUNTY

Late Saturday afternoon Governor
West, after issuing his proclamation de.
claring the new county Of jefferson,
which was created out Of the northern
part of Crook county at the last elec.
tion officially in existence, appointed
William Boegil. OF Culver, county Judge,
and Roscoe Gard of Gateway, and j.
NJ, King, Of Opal city, commissioners.
The newly created county court will
select temporary county seat and the
remainder Of the county officers TO
serve until the people hold an clec.
tion to determine the location of the
county seat and which viii be at the
general election in 1916. There are
several thriving towns within the newly
created county which aspire to the hon
ors Of county seat among the leading
ones being Madras, Culver and Metolius
and the campaign promises 10 be a
warm one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-14
wooDBURN LODGE NEWS.

Al its regular meeting last Thursday
evening the local Moose lodge voted to
move to the upper floor of tnr Braucr
building, on Front street, as soom as 1t
Is completed. A committee is now at
work on the plans for the new lodge
room and ladies' rest room, which all
wives of Moose can enjoy. This will
be especially attractive To those living
out Of town when they come here TO do
their shopping. The central location
win be a great advantage both to the
lodge and club.
At Tuesdays meeting oc Woodburn
Camp No AZ, Woodmen CT the World,
there was an election followed by q
repast. The Officers elected were: j. II.
kimmerle, G. c.; w. s. wilkins, adv
lieut.; c. l.. Ople, banker; G. w. Gil.
lette, clerk; y. d. jackson, escort; n.
p. Soulcs, watchman; j. j. Hall, SEN
try. j. s. Jones has been appointed
district manager for tnis district There
will be installation of Officers and n
big feed on January 10. A large at.
tendance is fully expeeted.-lndepend.
ptu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-14
TO SHOW oREoIAN SCULPTURE

New York, Dee. ll.--An exhibit,
representing Grecian sculpture and
beauty, win be sent to the Panama Pa
cific Exposition, G. vassardckis Greek
consul general here announced today.
Il will include plaster casts OF lS0 Of
the most famous statues In Greece After
the San Francisco exposition, Vassar.
dckis announced, Greece win present the
exhibits 10 the United Statns. Six
hundred Photographic reproductions Of
historic places and buildings In Greece
win be exhibited. The evolution Of
Grocian dress will also be exhibited on
30 mnuniRins,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-14

the central pUll
Importance petroglad official reports they already before the outer
Polish while
army been defeated badly that is etcatpg
the represent line OF the Austrian do
fs The Russians have advanced on Ccow four chief lines After
and Austans puod and Vangoroi
made tbey by quick marches to the north Of tho Vua until they had
the Nda
Gaica This
difficult task II had the San again complete the Investment
poys aud the the taphan mountains that tho
Ausans send relief through them These things
compshed columns which Pr1emyd by Of
aud the other through Neusanl All four columns apparently
North Russians
ehow and the second has crossed the Scnowa river nj Phouge
aba by the third Boua, and the fourth
reports the will probably hard pbm
o the Russians s. lis