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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-04
ociaL PERSONAL
BY M0LLIB RUN0oRH

Mcssls. Ward Wolf, George Beck, Earl
lIcdrick, Willard Hall, Frank hinn
Egan Rowland aud Radcliffe,
The Orpheus Male Chorus, one of the
new musical organizations of tnc city,
gave surprise Tuesday night IN honor
Of one OF its members, Carl Schwab'
who expects to leave the city next
Thursday to pass pnrt of the summer
on hiu homestead in eastern Oregon
near Bend.
Those taking part in this affair and
members Of the organization wero' y
l.. Wallace, manager; Dan U. hungcn
berg, director and Fletcher Mclnturii
Oliver Myers, Chester Framrc, Pau
/ Walker, Thomas Campbell Jr,; Wellel
. Chamberlain, y. H. Doorflcr O. k
I Dewitt, Leland White aud Georg'
Green.
The Sweet nrcr club, composed o
residents Of the Wallace road district
were entertained yesterday AFTERNOON
by Mrs, James lmlan.
Governor and Mrs. Withyeombc vii
hc IGNORED guests this morning ut
reception TO be held from 1850 to ls'3
o clock In tho parlors of the lote
Portland A luncheon IN the ma,
dmiul room will follow. Sharing hon
/ ora will be several momhcrs of th
! Ilcnisluturc aud thoir wives,
The reception was panned by tn
Womrn's X Christian Temperance Onio
aud by representatives Of other o.
4 pnnigations interested In prohibition.
\ Mrs, Jcnnio M Kemp president
, the ptate Women y Christian Tempe
ancc Union, will be toastmiStrcss wh
e spoke ut tine recent Polk and Mario
w. T. L, convention held in salem.
Tho principal address at the luncO
I con will he delivered by GorcwC
& Wilhycomho, Among the speaker
q will oo Senators Gus Moser, knthry
Clurkc H. \. Haucll, Arthur Lam
igulh Representatives H. V, Littlcficl,
: s. a. Huston, Msrrn n, Towne, Coz
Il rad T., Olson, u IT. CollinS OF aRinic
- aud G. schuebcl, Of Oregon city,
4 Mrs. Mattio slccth win bring gree
ings from the Multuomah Count
Il uniouo. j, y. Fo, OF the proMhitic
4, party, Dr. !, y. Anderson, who mtr
4 dpccd the bin In the house, aud othe
4, will spcak Tor tne organizations III,
represent. Dr. G. n Chapman viii =
Il spOnd 10 the tosst "'rhc Press Sho
u talks will be given by Mrs Robert
II Tate, MIS-, Helen Miller Sem, Mrs. }
X y, Russell aud Mrs. NJ, l.. T. Hidden.
X In the receiving line will be Il
X governor Mrs withycomhe and sc
II cral prominent women Of rortlands
n Morning Orcgoaian,
a,
II The marriage Of Miss Laura Gregg
y to James A. kappahan was quiet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-04

solomniaed last night at the new home
of the Young people, corner Of Court
and Front street, Mr. and Mrs. II. h..
Knppnhau, the former u brother Of the
bridegroom with few clUe friends
,I,,.,,,;,,, tbo nnromnnV Rpv Rich.
ard p. Tiscncr, of the Unitarian church,
officiatcd. The wedding trip was post
poned until a month later, wnen the
Panama. Pacific exposition will be Wis
itcd.
Mrs. Kappahan has been with the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-04

IL has been said that capitol cities
arc 10 domesticated by politics that
they do not appreciate good music, but
tho keen in,erest in the symphony Or
chestra concert displayed by Salem peo'
pie shows thie statement to be ineor'
rect iu this instance,
The selection Of Salem as the only
place outside Of Portland for the con
cert is another tribute to the culture
OF the Capitol city, and it is gratifying
20 learn that surrounding cities VIII
patronize the concert.
The faculty at CUVpllis nave engag
ed three boxes, and many other out'oi
town reservations are being made.
Salem Ia glad to share Its blessings
with is ncighbors, The concert vii
bo at 3 'clock next Sunday Afternoon
ut the Grand opera house, Besides th'
reservation of boxes by the iNe
ulty Of the Oregon Agricultural col
leRe, the faculty of Monmouth IN I'll
20 booked for Hike seats, the remaining
boxos 10 be taken by local Hociei,
folk. Independence, Monmouth, Wood
burn and other valley cities will scnt
delegations, and II is fully expecle'
that the audience win he mo of tn
most representative noted at the Gran,
opera house for some time,
Mrs. II. NJ, Carey, 3a5 Division street
win entertain the Christian womc
board of missions Friday Nlternoo
with Mrs, n y, Porter leader,
MIR. aud Mrs y II, southwick O
1919 Marion street. have with thcl
as their house guest Mw SWthwiok
brother, AnNnia Smith, Of NiroquI
wia., who arrived Friday aud will n
main indefinitely contemplating loca
ing hero permanently,
Sunday Mr., aud Mrs, Southwick 81
tcrlaincd vita dinner In compNmel
10 Hon. and Mrs Frank Davy, the
guests, besides Mr. Smith, hciug Mi
Ruth Spoor and Albert southwick.
John Waters WIS the inspiration 4
merry smptse patty given by
group OF his young friends Nt the hon
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Perlich, Center street. recently,
Those present we're Misses Mnrgur
Hibboll, Leta Waters Katie Perlic
Ermn Summctland, Maudc Morton, V
DO Brown, Phoebe Hcnth, Neata Snit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-04
City Ownership
Wins al Seattle

Seattle, Wa,d., March 3.-ln a hotly
contested election, the three canNdatcs
for the city council, win II. Hanna, A.
F. Hams and rhuras II, Bolton, In.
dorsud by the municipal ownership al
vocatrs, won out Yesterday by hand
some moiohties Josiah Collins who
received the unanimous Endorsement Of
all 'hc roociouary organizations and
newspapers, was dcteatcd dcciE.vcly
Collins ram fifth in u field d siN
Though at the primary election two
wechs age he ram iust in field Of ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-04
FOR ROUGH WRINKLED.
FREcKLED, PIMPLED SKIN

As March winds. flying dust and
ditt are apt to miurc any complexion,
TN" information will bc of special val.
Ne rrht now II vou have any cutau.
eous blemish Hon use paint, powder
or anything else TO cover Il up Too
often this oul, emphasizes the defect.
Besides, It's much easier TO remove the
dslignremcnt with ordinary mcreoli3cd
wax, Applied NIGHTLY, the wax will
gradually remove frecklcs, pimplcs
moth patches, sallovncss, red or yellow
olotches or any surface eruption. The
affected cuticle is absorbed, u hul,
each daN until the clear, soft. Youthful
and beautiful skin beneath is brought
wholly to yicw ASK tho drucris, fot
one ounce Of mcrcolsed wax ana us,
ms IKE YOU use cold cream. Romov,
IN morning with soap aud water. Man,
VINO have tried this simple. harmless
uNtneni report astonishing results.
u bothered with wrinkles or furrows
wash lotion made bv dissolvinr / o,
powdered saNoli,c In Y NJ. witch haze
VIII prove WoUdcrtully effective.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-04
PERSONALS

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-04
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Yours very truly,
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Opelika, Alabama.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
this 10Th day of July, 1909.
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Notary Public. l.so County, Ala.
X Il ~
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2e1 N. Com'l St

at the golf links Sunday, .,,yi,s B
the school house next SUNDAY W.
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N01 WeAy c0ANE1E N0Va n IK n0Ne mn
FRED Reefs
~ HOWARD eTZALArN

stepped aoros tAs p'stsesa, Ae'A-
ING her arm.
This you, ooldr'
'.Ths lady will watch the pr,sonse:
yoa better join The others at ths
He moved on. evidently s,aA saeusA
to b relieved. and stood erect Whers
I could eass out through the neaf-
BY window into the MOONLIGHT nisAt
without.
Tnars sojers out thar now. SIR"
whispersd the man nsxt the window.
lingering his gun nsrvousiy. = slew
Of SIM Do yer know how many thsy
'Only to susss a. n, Q eeup,s Of
hundred altoeethsr. should sAy-
enough to make II lAtersstin1."
I loaned forward. attracted By the
sight OF two hGurss standing to9ether
In the full CLEAN Of the moon-C0wan
and Raymond. 30 they were - oom-
front
"Hays yeu oesassa ne ss,is~s ~
"'Bout afsy. seas - I NJ naAs sst;
shey'rs noHa' 'ES~nA go an a.
nshs 10 baA."
Then the main body 10 sim IN
front, and that y wAsre ne Aght wsn
likely begin. PAss the word, No
firing until you ret the order"
stepped back. whispering q word
to NorsSn - pasesd. and took paAos
beside the pulpit. who're I could So
and hear something q what was
about 70 trAnsparA
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THE RED MIST


then was TO justify my action In aid
Ing your escape. My-my being your
your wife was the only excuse !
could urge for such disloyaity. Surely
y yos. oomprshsnd'd my sur-
And now you are sorryf"
IL do not know" hesitatinsiy,
Il cannot decide. Where do you take
me7"
"Noreen." I said sobsriy. struggling
to keep my hand from touching her
own. whore II rested on the grass, 1T
In too late now to 20 back: TO think
OF going back. We cannot deny, or
conceal. our marriage, since you have
openly acknowledged II, and we have
gone away together. There 10 only
one straight path left for US now
across the mountains to old Virginia"
IL know--and thenT
erection. We are friends. you say. and
I mean to prove worthy. Ny orders
will take me to Richmond: have you
either friends or relatives thsrer'
II am not sure. the war has made
cuch chansss-bet ! hardly think any
In whom I could eonGds."
Then We viii find q way for you TO
Join my mother; she 10 In North Caro-
lima, out Of the track Of armies. You
will consent to 90 to herr"
IF you think It best. IL have never
met your mother; perhaps"-
You will be Just as welcome: viii
rejoiced to shelter you. Tho only
trouble Ii the necessary delay In
voived by the war; the impossibifity
Of your venturing to return to Green
Briar until the conflict ID over"
She was silent a long while, her
eyes cast down. her breathing notice.
ably rapid. waited, not knowing
what else to add, and was about to
propose her lying down. whom she
spoke suddenly:
You mean our-our separationf"
Certainly. That can be easily ar
ranged a. soon as the courts are again
not even legal without witnesses, but,
under the circumstances, II had bet
ter be dissolved In court. Such &C
ton would remove all doubt from
your mind"
"Yes-I suppose 90; you-you make
Il very clear. And that would have
to be done in Green Briarf-the-
the action for divorce7'
AT Lewtsburg; not necessarily, OF
course. but / supposed you would
rather have the facts made known
tneTe, % tnat your IrlenoS can foAl-
ixe all the conditions-the cause, ]
mean. =. Possibly you may not need
to do this" -
mot need! why?" soy.
"A soldier never knows what an
other minute means; am q soldier. /"
"Oh! you should not say thati"
ut Is part of the trade; I had no
thought of hurting you. yet the bullet
to set you free may be even now 10
. Federal cartridge box"
She did not look at mo, or move
although I thought the hand restina
on the grass trembled.
;, IT beiieve wYii lie down." she said
finally. rs that the place you have
chosen, beyond .thoss. treea?' ...,
a Yes; let me. help you up; the
blankets ara both yours. shall moi
need any"
o stood and watched her move
across through the mingled shade
and sun. until her slender form
finally disappeared behind the screen
OF underbrush. Once she had Kianced
about. pausing as though some
thought had occurred suddenly, hui
did not speak. was left alone.
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DO you recognize itT" ! asked.
"That Is Cane Ridge"
"whers-where tho Baptist church
ISL"
Exactly: whore Parson Nichols
points out to his congregation the
straight and narrow way. There 10 Q
bridle-path yonder leading up from
the valley. which will save Us q Ave.
mile detour. But It means We arc
still In Cowan's country. and to climb
there with horses will require the use
Of daylight" 't
"You think Anse"--
rs probably back before this. and
doing hia best to trail us. Even 10
he does not discover the body Of old
Ned he will naturally conclude we
will head east Ny only hope 10 that
not having seen us last night no may
imagine we chose the southern route
and ride there first. But II he dtd.
doubtless he would send some Of his
men securing this way"
you have heard-seen nothingf"
mo. we are too far back: the noise
Of an army passing. along the pike
would not reach here. II We get 70
Cane Ridge Church before dark We
must trust to luck, and the night for
the next thirty miles"
you fear Cowan's gang moro than
the troopsf Surely they viii pur-
sueS"
mo doubt: Picknsy viii be ravins.
and Raymond Grassy to get hands on
me. Ay! there will be some sallopinG
Of troopers. should have liked to see
Fox's face when he heard the news;
by heavens! they are like enough to
charge him with conspiracy, for no was
ofIicer OF the day"
We ate and then set out. At the foot
of the ridge ! dismounted. Noreen
dimounted also, and THUS we succeeded
in inducing the two horses to Chamber
upward--slipping and sliding on the
steep acclivity-until we safely At
tanned remnant of bridle- path,
scarcely discernible because Of lusty
weeds. In time we halted beside the
old wooden church.
We entered the building and looked
about us. Everything was lonely and
depressing. the silence unbroken. A
clock, run down. stared at me fi'om
the further end. and recognized 4 big
Bible. lying open on the gaunt pulpit
stand. A book Of some kind. dog
cared and coverless. lay on the floor at
my feet. and ] bent TO pick It up. A.
! came upright again, q man stepped
out from the shadow of corner. and
the steel barrel Of a revolver flashed
before my eyes. ] felt Noreen eringe
against me. utterinE a munfled CRY.
stand as yer are. Yank." said q
rather pleasant voice. Pardon me.
lady" ..,
He was a young fellow with bold
black eyes. q little jaunty mustachs
and Q mouth inclined to laugh. but
wAaS Gease1 - - en- erred auAss-
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the flash showed up bunch omen
this side o. the big rock. They must
O. got sight O. Hardy. sir. an popped
was"
Then came the approaching rumble
Of wagon wheels. Harw0od turned.
and faced inward.
IT'S the forage train, boys" he
said sharply. with a bunch Of cavalry
riding ahead. Get to the windows,
but be quiet about it-you know the
orders. Wharton. we're liable to have
our fight yet. Have the men load;
come with me. Wyatt, whore we can
see out In front"
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for an army" he whisper.


for an army" he whisper
ed. II reckon they are all there"
TT looks mighty odd to me-" said
a voice suddenly. clearly audible
through the night. that fellow being
In Reb uniform. What could he be
doing here3'
"A scout, I reckon" grumbled ro-
ply, barely distinguishable. Couldn't
be no considerable force along yere.
Lieutenant, fer we've both been over
Their pike since mornin'. Thet wux
lust a stray we run into. but It mout
be best ter take a lool: along this yero
ridge afore we ride on
"All right" assented the other. "Tll
wait here until Fox and Moran come
up. Let some of your mon ride back
as far as those woods over yonder:
and say, 1t wouldn't do any harm to
take q look inside the church. You
didn't stop coming outf"
Nav: we didn't stop far nuthin'.
We thought the way you fellers WIZ
a-ridin' yer he'd hot trail. an 80 va
rode ter git In at the death. 'Taint
likely thar's any one inside the meet
In house. but l reckon we may as
we'll be sure as long as we're here.
pike. That you. kclly?"
Kelly and his little squad trotted
past US, circling tho end Of the build
Ing, tho remainder Of the group OF
horsemen, evidently composed OF
Cowan's gang OF cut-throats, scatter
Ing along the roadside. with no som
blance 70 military discipline. Pres
entity We heard Kelly and his riders
returning. ..
Tho returning party came clattsr-
Ing out into the road. past the we'll
and then riding straight toward bis
chief, the two riderless horses trail
ing In tho rear.
They was hobbled back q ther
chimney rock" he reported shortiy'
FAN reckon they'd been rid up the
old trail from silver Spring =.
Anse swung down to the ground
and ran his hands over the animals
lingering the equipment.
Not cavalry stun" he said, so
tain't likely they belonged ter mo
Reb we shot back thar In the hollow
Didn't the lieutenant say tibet the spy
an the CURL got on on horses hitched
by the hotel7"
IL didn't hear tell"
We'll. I did; enyhow they wasn't
army horses they took. ! believe
they're a hidin' now In that church.
Here, you Kelly" a new exultant tone
TO his voice. scatter your men out
around ther Who'll buildin'; we've
freed our game. reckon. Hell!
hurry up. man! don't sit thero starin'
at me. Hey. Jem! where are your
oh. all right: ride back to the sojers
an tell Fox we've got the coon. Go
on now. Wait a minute, Kelly; leave
ten OF the fellows here with me. I'll
look after the front. Don't forget
thars "a back door"
Harwood dropped his gripping hand
from on my shoulder and stepped
back from before tho window.
Sergeant"
Here, sir" and Wharton moved
slightly In the darkness. 30 ~ to sig-
Nifty his whereabouts.
You attended 10 the door,"
'Yss. cir; We found an old IRON bar
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, nSss' a. ~ y.s sss se'ss 70 "
:. -Ies s.n srs.s rs. sor s.ass
*. i nsaa 's o. V e 49,
Cowau v Q wolf. Listeni tbat - -
voice now" I passed along thGWoz
from man 70 nan, assur1nQ mygo
each was 1t his station, With 1o01o0
weapon. and well nlled cartrid60 ~
The fight viii begin In froeG- !
whiepsred, unable % dist1nguaaA 49,.
and no firing here untii ! ~ g.
Suddenly q voliey reared ous, seoss-,
lag in the stiffness, the simullasSe1e
crash Of nifty muskets. the opoe1i0D
bullets thudding into wood. I hoafo
eus CRY Of agony---a shout q 49,
mAnA-ths sharp bark Of care1nooS
thsn . grim. threatening yelD, -
voices. One leap brought me- -
the window. with gun-barrea thSuGo'
forward across the SIN. The ~
ins. bsvakins w. the units spr6e11o9
out like AZ opening fan. In head1o14
rtDh toward the door at to oUoeo
corner. There was no h!Soo. -
1aSA q powder. Just that Wild 20.
iaS. - thoaGh . pack q wolves 0oooD4,
btSod. anA that reckless dash aetooD
the nsosniit open. I saw flgureA ~
fAses, . aeamins Of poised weaSoQ4
. arddls Of isapinF bodice 49,
above me hideous din. "oivs 4 {
thsm!" and pulled triRENr s- ~
I have no coNAr knowisdgs 81 49,
foll0wsd-lt was all 90 quickly ~
With; Q mere mad moment crowdo1
with vA8ue giimpses. vanishing o11
changing In the iurid liGht o. 49,
guns. The whole interior q -
church biased and echoed. the bmooo
chols3ns us with its fumes, the neese
Of bullets nattsnAn6 aOainst the leUR
smothsrsd oaths. the crash o. -
overturned bench, Q scream, ~ e6Eeo
90 Q womAn's that made my heogt
leap, and Harwood's voice calling ou1
the same word again and again.
There was . roar OF musketry. ~
crack Of rthss; bullets chugged Int
the windows. Glass showSrsd upS9
us, and the man next me went Owe
like q log; some ono struck me aoroeo
the face with q bloody hand. aa1 =
shot spiintered the stock Of my gun.
num6ing my arm TO the shoulder.
grfpped another weapon out Of -
Otifksning fingers Of the man % ~
Door. Airing again blindly into te4
smoke cloud. For an instant ] eosIe
tingsd with red and ye,iow Aeno;
vhsn sems breath of air swsle u
aside. and The attackers wege 0rtet14
back, running and stumbling. TAeo9
Wsge motioniess bodies on tho usooQ1
"a half dosen In . heap be6oro ~
door; with hero and there . 40ogo
crawling In painful effort q 0ecADA y.
stop Aringi" cried, 'tAey'vO ~
enough Psss ths word 70 tAses -
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70 fit across: they'll have to crush In
the wood to get through"
Good; we'll give thoss devils . sur.
prise party; there will be some dead
men around here presently. IN take
charge hero at the front; you have
mon at the other window"
Five, STR"
Let johnson and McIivains Join
mo here. What In the name OF that
lad ! was going to recommend Tor
"O'Hare. sir; Jacob O'Hars."
Put him In command Of tho south
side, and you take tho north: place
benches to stand on under tho win.
dows. but keep your men down until
you get the word. There In to b no
firing until give the order. Tell
them they have got to night for their
lives. You understand"
yes. sir: we'll do II. sir"
Then get to your stationa. Now.
Wyatt wy. how how .! about your Ready to
"I place myself under your Or
ders."
Then ! give you command at the
other end: there are two windows
and a door. Here, take this Fun. and
belt; can get another" He stopped.
and drew in a quick breath. giancing
out again through the window.
Friend Cowan- IL that be his
name-seems 70 Do wMt'nS Tor me
mlntary 70 come up ne commentso
noGHinsy. ruerS 10 et tnS asnns
Dull n,s ones.n" ou. OF TUG , no.
rs,haps NO ILL., ns =" "" 'o"s
"n ..rs T Wyas ~ h.n ..s..
oeus.s:"oo IN" wv" 'e'"''
mo doubt: we'll. nj helm make II
warmer presently. Fair cousin. 40
not know where to hide you IN safety::
rms Us gong 70 De reai nRnt o.
am gIeauy m,s.aken; ano ou"e's ny
WHO tnroush ,he dark
Il suggest the tower. ] interrupt
ed. with the ladder drawn up; tho
heavy puncheon moor Will % sumcient
protection"
admitted. but va will lot the lady
decide"
III It 10 left to me-" she said quietly.
II prefer to , with Tom Wyatt"
"You-you mean that. Noresn
Yes; do not refuse. am not
with YOU"
found the door. and the narrow
aiale leading between the two rows Of
benches. Outside. sounding some DIS
tanco away. Keliy's sharp. penstrat-
ing voice shouted an order, accom-.
panied By an oath. One OF the kneel-
Ing figures rose slowly until his EYES
were even with the window sill.
MEN," I said quietly. barely loud
enough to reach their ears. II am
sergeant In the Staunton Horss Az.
tillcry. Your lieutenant has Just
assigned me to take command Of this
end of the church. How many arc
there Of your"
"Ten, SIR" answered the one near
est, after a pause. turning his head
slightly. three at each window. and