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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
SHARPLY CONDEMNS
RAILROADS. DELAYS
lContlmnch from IIlrs, ra.rl

iiopcwcll by petty attaches OF the rail
road company. is yet 10 be vouchSa fed
to Governor stuart and Adiu,ant-t;en-
cral sale. Tho treatment accorded in
cack Instance has excited the iudi@ua-
ton OF all OF the principal officers Of
TIN" Commonwealth. Governor Stuart
and the Adjutaut.Gcu"gal Indicated
yesterday that they arc not only as
tonished At the rcticcucc OF the rail
road officials. hu, arc also disposed 10
rcsrn, it,
Asked il the railroad people, had
given any satisfactory explanation FOR
holding til" troop train at Petersburg.
Governor stuart replied in the mega
tive. Discussing the unexplained STALL
ing of au emergency military move
mcnt while the town Of Hopewel was
being reduced 10 ashes. with panic con-
ditions prevailing lootine i'm progress
and pcrtls TO life and property through
probable riotous outbreaks reported as
Impending. I'll" Governor thus expressed
himself
ITO This time have received no re
suits from my efforts to ascer,aju why
the train carrying state troops was
delayed. From the information that
has come 10 me. ain inclined to think
that this military movement was
shifted and sid"trackrd at Petersburg
by tho railroad people with the same
GOODNESS. composurc and considerat ION
that would have hccu shown if they
were haudlim.. train OF coal cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
POINTS no VISION
MD BEATTY or DI:uoCE,tY

The vision OF :: democracy THAI |
have Is this, ihat YOU must not Ice.
pr.sunpiuol!s enough TO uct"rnIin. b.-
'"r"hand where the vitality is gong To
come from. The beauty of :: democracy
Is that You never can tell when :,
younSStcr is born what he is going Ia
d" wi;h YOU, and that no matter nov.
humhlN he Is born, no matter whcra
he - born. no matter what circum-
stances hamper him at the outset. he
has got u chance 10 master the minds
and lead the !magina lions Of the whole.
c""mtiN, That is the beauty OF
democracy, that you don't beforehand
pretend 10 pick out the vital ccntcrs,
but they pick themselves out,
SO | want you to share with mo
this vision OF The future ot American
husincss-of Il coSmopolitan spirit, of
a spirit of enterprise. out Of which the
old timdity has gone. For YOU Will
have TO admit. gentlemen. that Amer
lean business Incn have been iimid
They nave constantly run To Washing
ton and said: 1t looks like rain; for
Gods sake give us Shelter You doa't
need Washington. There is genius
enough in this country to master the
enterprise Of the world. and il ought
not 10 ask odds OF anybody. ] would
like TO have the thrilling pride of
realizing that there was nobody in
America VINO was AFRAID 10 natcn with
with the world. When ! move about
the country | feel as YOU do, ! the
great industries. the quick rigination
~ minds when they meet new circum-
stances, the readiness with which
Americans adapt themselves to new
circumstanccs-that Is tho spirit OF
conquest.
You know that FOR more than a
hundred years after the settlement OF
\. =,
years after the establishment OF the
union-thcrc was always Il frontier on
ms continent and che typical Amer
lean was the man who did not need
any assistance from anywhere or any
body, hut who went out into n new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
WILL. RECOMMEND ACTION
Hl GENERAL. ASSEMBLY,

IF there had been riotiug or other
strife at lInpcwcll. what the cous--
uuemces or delay i'll the arrival OF
troops would have been. Il IS impos-
sihle, OF course. to conjecture. The
Very grave fact to which must give
our attention iS that u military eNpcdi-
tion speeding 10 the rescue or relief OF
an imperilcd community WAS mex
plicahIy halted in it's march and de-
iuiucd am hour and a half. and that
40 explanation or excuse has been
given, even after urgent solicitation
was officially made"
Governor Stuart was asked If he in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

The situation or these force. again
brings to the fore the salient uurs
ton Ut the bulgarian rnmpaIrn-
what II I" lie the attitude OF Greece
I" the entente tr00ps who rc-cntcr
her tcrrit"r.: The ministers OF the
entente powers are said to bc stiII
comforting with the trcck nuthorI-
ties ON this point. and the eNp.rtu-
ton In the cntantr capitals i. that
categorical reply soon must h,.
forthcoming from the Grrrk kIns
and his government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Mation Is. "ihcicncy," l.. continued 1t
can never he Legitimate whom IL is iu-
tended for hostile competitive purposes
tn" spirit Of exclusion and monopoly
IS not the Ancrican spirit. The .Nmicri-
can spirit is Il spirit Of opportunity.
AMI of equal opportuuity. 50 | say
Wat "" have reason to look back upun
~" past Of American business with
som" dissatisfaction: but /. FOR my
part. look forward To tho future OF
American business with the greatest
confidence.
hay" sometimes heard eNhortations
I" TIA" effect that politics ou@ht not TO
II" injected Into business. 1t is jus,
rs apt that You should not inject bust
ncSs into politics. because. 50 TOR as the
buaincss or this country is concerned
there ought not to h. amy politics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
SEVEN THOUSAND PERSONS
GREi:Ii:D Bi PRESIDENT

iI.S'''e", 't>o' ,"-""N ouS''.''
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

According To Berlin reports. Sc
nussi triheSmeP md TripolitnnS
have defeated the ItuIinn. In Fri
poll, capturing the Nfinyct OF TIL
poll. The Italians are declared to
have lost 6.0OO men killed mud to
have abandoned large stores ct nrms
md ammunition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
British and French Forces
Continue Gradual Retirement

the face Of the "nsIumgbt> OF the
H"iSarians. the British and French
forcrS In the extreme >outhcn.tcrn
portion "r serbia cuntinmr their
SrhdunI retirement. The rcur-runrd
movement. according to Paris, IL
bc'E. carried out incthodiruiIy mud
without great ainicult,. and b.nxx
casualties have been IntI;ctcu an, IN.
ltul.ariams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

n"li Peninsula. aud the Turks con-
tinur their attempts To Gust the
hritlsh force which recent! re-
treated from the HnEdad region to
I<ut-"l-imnrn from their fortified
positions ut tho latter place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
HE>EI,E FORCE or worth
~ ~iNE.SS AFFAIRS

"Now. With regard to tho future o.,
business IN this country, no man can
~p"a% with confidence. because IL han
p"'lS thHt til" distr"SsIu. months since
ih' @iea, European war began hav.
pat \'nor!ca in peculiar relation 10
the res; OF The world !, looks AS II
-" WoHld be the reserve force az tho
world in respect To financial and eco
NOME power u looks like as II i'm he
lass "i reconstruction ana r-cuprra-
ti"!s which mr." ahead 0f Europe We
WoNia nave to do many Of tn. things
HN.'N "i the mos imporian, things
"Mon hitherto have been done rhrourb
1861 "p.an Observation-Disclosures
y" man can say just how ,n.sa
matters are going to shape themselves
"At every man can 50. that the. on
noriunIty @; A'nr.iea is g"lm. To be
nhp"'a!!"icd, ana that tn. Resources of
N.nerirH must lie put a, the service
"' 'h" world. rs they never wcr. nut
az rs service before. Therefore, ii is
'mp"r, iv" that no inpedimcnts should
ID" uH' IN The wa of commerce win
ih" rest OF the world. Ana FOR IN.
Nrsi l.H"- gentlemen. II harpcnS-i be-
H"N", OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tn" business
men 81 America have an iustrumen-
iaJt M the uew banking law such as
tn. never had before for the .hb and
10" ana !:oc course OF Tho natural
process. Of credit; For tho nrSt ,jme
"r 81" not hound UP in an lnclasiic
currency. our credit is current aud
'h"t .u'rent viii run through ali the
CHANNELS OF commerce" in every par, Of
~" world
the President said the new banking
Ia" furnishes tn" business men of This
country with an insIrumcn, such os
credit never possessed before
'''r'd dit j. a very great Spontaneous
q l,l i,.rt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

81, shuts. two of them solid. were
fired nj the steamer Conm0. or the
Porto Rico Line, to make her hcnyc
to no that men from the French
cruiser Dr>cnrtcs Gould tnkc on Ger
mnn bremen aboard. according 4" u
dispatch from Porto HicU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Emprrnr William. In answer tn the
request al the United states govern
mcnt for the withdrawal of the Ger
nam naval md military uttnrhc. to
the German embassy. has personally,
recalled them and nskrd the United
states {" secure snfr conducts home
for them and for their successors.
VIII" will he sent to Wn>hinrtou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
PRINCIPLES OF DI:uOtUiC,
OF GREATEST SERVICE


st"'i"H''"' am Il democrat. as
80" pio''o'H nave Near" ana am Il
, ''i''""' i'eih ocf'' put IL Is because
! h"heNe thai the principles OF Dcmoc-
'arT VIII be OF more service TO tn.
country than any other p,inciplcs.
nud that ! am one OF the fox ,,.., az
my ac,innintaucc who ahsolu,,I,. t.,i,.,.
every word for cx,,,,.l.
;.it, ui,, 81, 49,, ca" ~
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proves HnSuiiabl"
80 '"' "i" % 'he people ann not quot
me the language. bat jhc meaning
they have 4 right 10 alter or ,lniisb +,
in any way that they please wh.u
thinrs were PERHAPS marc d.ho,,h,.
,than tho ar.
lp.i.bIor =, Ga.
,,,,., '''''' o. US 90 not
49, '''"F men came :" me and
9"F '7'"" mat Ia" government OF Mex
'r' should 10" altered, as We thought
mat lt ought :" b.. altered. bur. being
a Subscriber 10 tn. dnc,ri,,.. .: ~.
virginia SIN az uiob,s ,,,,L
nEr.c win MIN nm, Ito,;,....,
800 ~ -'''N '''''E l'4'iF it't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
ENTIIISIASTIC RECEPTION
ON HIS ARRIVAL

In spite q: the cold weather this
morning III" streets between the sta
iion and lii" Presidents artel were
lined with crowds which Grplaudcd
rs lac passed. The President had re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

'hr troops Of the Tr"tonir allies.
according {" ltrrlin and vienna.
everywhere in Serbia aud MOntrnc-
Er" mr." continuing their succc>Scs
EIhrwhrr" ON ti;r various battle
fronts there has hrrn scarcely unN
hehtin.. except with the artillery
There has hccn u CON I,lrrn!;lr tii,ni-
nnti"n in the activities Of the ItnI-
inns -''Iainst the tm>trinn> Ia the
t"ri-ia rr.i"n of the Nu~trn-Itaiiun
'i"r. Will" on III" rr>trrH front III
Russia IA" iiSh'in:: hns nImo~, come
I" >tanh>tiil Tor the timr being.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
WILSON IN EARNEST
PLEA TO BUSINESS
MEN OF COUNTRY

n, his-Or, nf a.. -i,f..ss h., .ITI. -
which j. no, yyb.ll, .e.5sf..., ;,
is in ir,.rcs,iun tn ,.,r..r,I.r M,
Tho early wears az ,I,. .r.,,,Itf,. a., 80,
ourselves NOR. q mar, of r,. o.,..,..l
world than ~. hay. frI, .,.. ~,
Dawn m no w,r ,r ,>,a -,
were fmll Of American ships American
enterprise wa everywhere ~ pressed
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has hecn cr,.ir. r., 49,, ,,,., 49,.
currents Of ,b.. yyo,.lI v,,.
some American ,ufnde sn,,,. ,,.,i...,,
business men who did tipd ,b.n. vo,
into foreign mor,,cts. Inn, o,n.rY
seemed deliberately to refrain or moi
10 know that there were oprortuui,i.s
to he awaited Of
Until the recent banking act. YOU
could not find. so far as am informed.
branch Of am American bank any
where outside Of the United States.
whereas other nations We're doing their
banking business ON foreign shores
through the 'nsirumcmtal!ty OF their
own bankers.
FUNCTIONS NOT PERFORMED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Nrti'irr. and mining operations
ar" SIN !" progress on the CALI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
BEGIN GENERAL RETREAT
FROM SOUTHERN SERBIA
AnglO-Frcncli Forces Believed to 81"
Retiring to Region ur
SalOniki.
MAKE DESPERATE RESISTANCE
Question Arises Concerning ATTITUDE
OF Greece if Germans and Bul-
CARS Follow Allies Across Frontier
Activity on GalIipOli

LONDON. December 10 The Anglo
French forces have commenced - gem
raj retirement from southern Serbia.
an" ~ Is suggested that their dcStiua-
ton !" tho region Of Saloniili This
retirement was n"c"sSitatcd. not onlE
by the superior forces OF BulGarians
ana Germans. but TO Il threat Of an
"hthanking movement, from Pctrovo.
where the Ruli;arians nave arrived ami
ais" to danger 10 their line Of com
munication from bulgarian r'eetilars
VINO had crossed tn. Gr"eil front.
l;oth tho French and i:ritiSh forces.
who are we'll supplied with artillery
ana machin" guns. engaged in four
days battle ia which they inflicted
heavy losses on the Eui.ariaus. wh"
fought with desperation and IA" great
est courage. Attack after attack was
rcpulsc'. but the Bulgarians Still came
on. and each evening tn" allies fell
back to new positions. wh"r. event
"f tho DAY before were repeated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
Harry Thaw Granted
Trial To Determine Sanity

New York, April 23.--Justicc Hen.
ricks Of the stnte supreme court today
granted Harry K Thaw a trial by jury
to determine his sanity.
Thaw again appeared in the role Of
o popular hero this afternoon, following
the announcement Of the court b decis
ION A score Of fashionably dressed
women who were in court attempted to
embrace aud kiss him. Thaw smiled
aud ondenvorcd TO dolgc them, but was
unable to escape all Of the women. He
finally fled into the corridor
This Is the first real victory gained
by rhaw in the mazSof legal procedure
which has marked his case since he wat
captured after his escape from Mattcu.
wan. Although acquitted on a charge
of conspiracy on which he was returned
to New York state, il was held that the
original order committing him to Matte
avian was still in force and his release
was refused IInbcns corpus proceed
ings then fell flat
The appeal TO Justice Hendricks fol
trial by jury was the famous prison
cr's last hope in the state courts II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
ELKS COME HOME N
RAGS AND TATTERS
Nineteenth Anniversary Cele-
bratiOn Is Great Success
Many Guests Here

The 10th anniversary home coming
OF the Salem Elks brought the bows ali
home, "Somc in rags, some in tags and
some in velvet gowns But very few
OF the boys came in their velvet gowns.
as the celebration last evening was en-.
phatically a hobo affair and the home
members as well as the brothers from
Albany, McMiunville and Eugene were
attired so true to the genuine hobo and
the sons of rest that they were not rec.
ognlzed by their ordinary toiling friends
of other days.
Accepting the invitation to appear
as wandering Willies, the McMinnville
lodge arrived here about 1890 last even
ing with their band and two coaches
loaded with poverty stricken Elks
shortly after s o clock Mayor Curl and
his hard luck brothers arrived ON the
scene, announcing their arrival with
fire works and footing of horns.
Several hundred of Salem Elks at.
tired beyond recognition in their eff.
forts to out-dO each other in their hard
luck appearance, greeted the incoming
! trains.
The grand march was formed at the
electric depot and parade was made
through the principal business streets
to the Elk home where the weary and
forlorn, to the tune of five bands, each
/ playing a different selection, were ad.
mitted 60 the lodge rooms.
The celebration of the evening was
opened by n short welcoming address
by Judge darcy, attired for the oc.
casion in overalls and flannel shirt.
60 am glad to say that | am mem
Der of the Albany Elks," said Govern,
or Withycombe. "You certainly are
live men, the men who do things and
help build up the commonwealth. "
/. Following the governors address
short speeches were made by John
? Knight of Portland, the first exhaltet
, ruler Of Salem lodge; Dr.. Hill, Of Al
bany who said he was not in the habi
Of travelling with such looking crowd
although he had done considerable trav
> cling Brother Collins of Albany had
bill he wanted introduced, from the
=, pen Of Senator Ed Cusick of Albany. j
/, G. MacCrcay Of Ncwbcrg, county com
y missioner Of Yamhil county, was ar
q rested by a hard looking policeman
, and brought to the front for a speech
2 Mayor Curl was there, too, to stand fol
. the good behavior Of his crowd
And thus the evenings celebration
was passed with u final closing Of "It's
a Long Way to Tipperory,"
q The fun and froIc was not confined
/ to the lodge rooms as many Of the Wis
/, itors attended the local theatres and
, proceeded to introduce themselves to
, the audiences
And for being caught wandering on
, the streets, Judge Webster was arrested
and put in the patrol wagon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
Roosevelt Declares He Tried
To Make Him a "GOOd
Citizen"
BAD SIDE" HOLDS
HAND IN POLITICS
Colonel Required To Limit
Speeches and Answer
Questions Of Lawyers
BY BOND GEDDEs.
United Press Staff Correspondent. J

~ S,isS VS "t ,a''poiuohv? 90
ooI nr T 1oLvi M ona M hpI Hu5o ioA thp pOla.i .
Snn % TiII;om pann.. IT, W - an,'s,ioo,, v"e pe,,
om hna, - M 10" VI Ia nes, %? lepuo',ean l
.oIo,, h., Co,.oi M, ao '''p.ou nene
o. %Hn . S tonJ ~ &c., "SouVie ~ ~ "oooe' % CIV
onol Sn, "S t,o .uJ IN ~ VIII Wiii,.o W
% Tu;Us io oarnaoI | fon p",no on ~ ~. ''iia stn
ooa iihal smjt hrOroh, anoi,at @ - .hn in' s @ov,
or nrosidomt poosaSaI. a1.nr"ota | ' ~ ~ H.
g sraoohos ,, oNooooa :" anin;.oI ,,n,hnI r,SnI
oasoons T,;.h H. ~ ,'su Vio"' .Lo,'
nroseStoa hia oninie, 90 ,ho ,,,Li,nan @
Iaodor Gov tbo imr,,is oonailo,a,'an @ spGV,'N =
The colorol dScis rod PaSnas haS ho.h
bis GOOD and his nod sidas rnr ,aors '
ho soiI Ia ha5 taio5 ~ aa,,oio 80
GOOD troits onJ male parnes n V'p tSppsof,,l G
nnhIic citizen ,, hnt finolly ohoraonod
ali hone of reformira Mn PooseyoIt
said he goye nm his effnrts towoTd ro' '
form in I9ll He soid Rarnes hod tyo
moral standards--one for public and
the other for his private life.
Without praisinp the republican boss
but in straightforward matter of fact
way, the colonel said Barnes would be
real potential power If he only eould
develop his "good side. -
Attorney WINS cndeayored TO show
that Roosevelt "fell out" with Barne.
only when they disagreed.
Roosevelt insisted however that tbe
"'bad side" of his enemy was INNER
most insofar as politics was concerned
| "V '.u'o' ""o IVu ONcI Vhc Pultlcu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
'S[AVS HOPE TO FORM
NEW NATION AF TER WAR
SERVIAN LEADERS DEMAND PEACE FOR ALL TIME
Moral Force Behind Soldier Makes Him InvinCibIe Against
Mere Military Force-Men Fight Grimy and Desperate
yFOr Plot Of Ground That Is Their Home Are
Terrific But Courage Still lJndaunted

cry citizen owns his own home or farm.
are more to be reckoned with than the
soldier who fights merely because he is
ordered to do o. The poorest peasant
in our army fights with grim determin-
alton and defies death to save the little
patch that is his and his country 3.
Fighting like this he is invincible. +
personally am an ardent admirer Of mil
itary discipline and organization, but l
cannot deny that the real source of
strength Of the Serviau army is in its
patriotism.
"While we have defeated the enemy
twice, | do not believe that third at
tempt to overwhelm us will be made at
present. 1t was the plan Of the Austro.
German staff to send another great
combined army through Scrvia, and, il
victorious, to influence Bulgaria to Join
in the fighting and march to the relief
Of Turkey, Fortunately the success OF
our Russian allies has made it necessary
/ for the enemy to withdraw this army
from our northern boundaries. | do not
believe that either Austria or Germany
will now he able to mass another expe.
dition against us,
Losses Are Terrific.
60 But we wont remain idle. Although
our losses have been terrific and our
nation is now being swept by fatel
epidemic of typhus, our army still is in
tact II is as courageous and determined
as ever, and is ready to come to the AS.
sistance Of our allies wheukhey need us.
owe hope to contribute our fun
share toward the general struggle for
the emancipation Of the oppressed
European peoples and for the reforming
Of the territorial limits Of Europe along
nationality lines
els Servia especially interested in
this latter phase Of the wari" | asked.
yes, it H., the prince replied, with
even greater emphasis than before.
"This means more to us than any other
thing, This war which began for tho
maintenance of Independence, has now
become also u war for the liberation
and unity Of our brethren the Seryians,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
"War StCrks" Gain
Millions In Value

New York, April 23.--''War stocks "
securities which have been benefited
by rhe Europcan conflrt-are uow
worth s9ln.720.7S3 more than thew were
on January l. II was estimated here
todav,
These issues represent only 10 per
cent Of the hundreds Of stock listed on
he New York stock exchange. and arc
evenly divided between automobile aud
steel securities.
The great gain by these stocks does
not represent any mere "paper profit, "
il was declared in Wall Street. Tx.
change officials said that at least half
Of the money had been pocketed by for.
tunqtc operators, most of them outside
of Wall Street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

one fluid Ia the nature Of monthly dues
to the elimination Of all special sub.
scriptions as the occasions arise.
The plan has been put into practice
in Portland with astounding success,
through the consolidation of an com.
mercIal aud business men = bodies and
G. G.. Holt manaper Of the Union Meat
company; T.. l.. Thompson, of the bank.
ing firm of llartmnn-Thompson, and
Fred Larsen. OF the Umbdenstock 81
Larsen Investment company, who took
prominent part in bringing about the
organization of the new chamber Of
commerce Of Portland, as the new con.
sollition is called, will be Ia attend.
ance, aud will deliver the principal
addresses of the evening. deyoting the
most of their time to detailed eX-
planaton of what has been accom-.
plished in Portland and what they hope
TO accomplish as a result Of the con-
solilation scheme. Every one who is
interested In the upbuilding and future
progress oe the city Of Salem aui the
surrounding territory should not fail 70
be in attendance at the meeting. which
viii not consume more than couple
Of hours time. and take an active in-
terest and part in the objects Of the
meeting
Ladies Urged 70 Attend
President W. NJ. Hamilton, Of the
Commercial club. desires 10 extend a
special invitation to the ladies to at
tend the meeting tonight They are
urged to come to the supper and to
hear Che plan explained by the Portland
speakers.