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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
Mayor H. o. white, W. M. Hamilton

president of the commercial club, and
Ralph G, Moores, secretary of the com
mercial club, will attend the celebration
at Oregon City May 6, when the locks
are transferred to government owner.
ship, A special invitation was sent
them through the Oregon City commer
ciul club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
Gard Of Thinks.

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends, both of Salem and Portland,
for their Kindness and sympathy and
for the beautiful floral offerings in our
recent bereavement in the death Of our
daughter and sister, Matilda Johns.
MIR. AND MRS HENRY JOHNS
AND FAMILY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Caught attempting to escape with
goods, An American Citizen Grand,
May LIST.
A dance will be given this evening by
the NeomOn ut the Moose hail. This
is one of the series Of dances given by
the lodge to ruise funds to send their
drill team to the Pnnumu.rucific expo.
sition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

One carload of. Ford automobiles
were sold yesterday by Wick brothers.
The purchasers were II. $. Radcliff, H..
A. Cornoyer, Andy Moffit, Emil Carson,
G. E. Schaefer, G. II. Selars, all of Sa.
lem; A. Ludstrom, route /, and II. L.
Fritehard Independence. Vick broth
ers are expected the arrival of five
more carloads early next week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

The river today is at an unusually
low stage for this time Of year. the
record yesterday reading % feet above
low water This is the lowest stage
for the year one year ago today the
record was is feet above low water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

In the west window of the Buren &
Hamilton furniture store is the poster
which was awarded first prize in the
recent contest held at the high school
between members of the art class. The
poster announces the play, can Amer.
lean Citizen" to be given May /, by
the junior class of Willamette miver-
sity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

The Salem Canning company is pre-
pairing to install machinery in their
plant ON South 10Th street for canning
sweet corn. They have asked the CO.
operation of the commercial club in Sc
curing enough farmers who will plant
sweet corn in order to assure them of
supply to keep the machinery bury
during the canning eason The conne,ry
will pay $500 per ton in the husk, de-
livered to the cannery. 1t is hoped by
the management Of the canncry that
they will have the support Of the farm
ers to make this new enterprise sue
cess. Sweet corn can be planted late
between the rows Of young fruit trees
and it is from those who have orchards
that the cannery expects to receive
most Of its supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Automobile - passengers and
baggage; rates reasonable. Country
trips specially, G, G. McEroy.
Phone Day 0i7; night, $50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Cottage Hotel, on Front and Court
streets Mrs Jessie Bent prowirtrcss.
Room and board So per week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Unemployment and It's Remedies. 3"
This is the subject of the lecture by
DIR, d. IT, Gilbert nt the public library
this evening at 3 o'clock lie discusses
the causes Of unemployment from the
standpoint Of the workman and Of the
community aud suggests some possible
remedies for this pressing problem
Of today,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
Dollar watches at Stones drug store,

Look for the melu of big chicken
dinner at the Hotel Marion Sunday,
SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Horace skiff, son of DR., win s..
Skff os this city, has been employed
by the state fair board as gardener at
the fair grounds to work under the di'
rcction and supervision Of Professor
Peck, Of the O. A. G., who has charge
Of the landscape gardening at the
grounds this year, and will superintennd
the floral exhibit at the state fair On
account Of the lack of funds and the
condition Of the ground, Secretary
Jones has decided not to attempt TO uo
any landscape gardening in front OF
the new pavilion this year. Instead ne
will have the ground lcveled and work ,.
ed over thoroughly and sown to ta'l
wheat and barley this year so as 70
give IL sufficient aeratim and provide
it with good stool for cultiyahng IL
fine lawn for next year. when tii0W'l
beds aud ornamental shrubbery VIII O'
added.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Representing chat there is not a SUI
Ilc'nt amount of business transacted
To Warrant The maintenance OF AN of.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Seats for "Everywoman" went fast
this morning, according to Manager
Waters. He said it was the best sale
of the year and that it required half
hour for the line to be served. That
the chow is an extensive and an elabo
rate one is shown by the demand for
seven trucks TO handle the scenery and
trunks. Manager Waters said the show,
no matter whether it plays to full
house or not, will lose money in Salem,
and that it is to be seen for less than
Portland people will have to pay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

For a change that is satisfactory
smoke a Bon Ton. Snlcm.made. 5c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

%% Bhgh Billiard and Pool lial1
* classicst Gentleman 5 result
* All kinds Of soft drinks, cigars
4 and tobaccos.
x First class shoe shining p"'
x lors in connection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Sometimes the hardest thing for
Jury to decide is which lawyer lied '"'
most,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

FOR SAIl,-RcgiStercd Jersey bull, 30
months old. Cherry city Feed Barn.
Apr2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Willamette juniors have captured an
American Citizen, and will display him.
Grand, May LIST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
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local hospital Apr
%, 1913, George G. Beaman, AZ VI,
aye of 81. As yet no arrangement
have been made for the funeral
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

The Capital Lumber co., $40 South
Twelfth. Building material Of all kinds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
All Around Town
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Dr.. Mondelsonn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. U. s, bank bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
A special symphony orchestra is car.

A special symphony orchestra is car.
ned hy the Eyerywomau' company
when play. az the Grand tomorrow
night This orchestra brings their own
llpe organ with them, and their part
OF the program alone is worth more than
lhe usual ms..1l ottactions which play
salem Seats are now selling at the
box office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

SHAW-To Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Sno"'
1855 Ferry treot, April % l'Io'
hoy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Public library lecture tonight on
" Unemployment aud Its Remedies,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Como IN and get acquainted with our
coffee and the Jimcy Club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

National quality Prohi oratorical
contest First NJ, E, church, tonight, s
p, mo 2jr Six keen contestants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

Mrs Chas. H. Fisher arrived in the
city yesterday from Roscburg and will
visit friends here for few days before
returning to SaIcm.- Eugene Register.
A. G. Houoyc. Of Salem, arrived in
the city last evening to spend a few
days u huslncSs-Rosebmg Review,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

MRS, THOMSON
TELLS V0Al
'l9% cS,s She Wa. Vas, HslpsdD D,t,,,
'hangs n!9s Of Life byLya,EE'
Finkham'' vegstssI,
Compound.
Of rG.Ipaeip9ia, age eed 5,,a; ps;7'1snj
- age and during Chance - I,S...oIysa

ier.li Tered for six II,
terribly lHe%'s
eral doetorsbulttss.'
seemed to givssl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

"old Man Coyote" will furnish all
Of the stories for next Saturday 5 story
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

], o. Holt, manager of the Eugene
Fruit Growers association, is in Salem
this afternoon to attend the regular
business meeting of the Northwest
Prmc Growers association at the II.
;. Gile company's warehouse. He leaves
this evening for Portland. Several
Portland men interested in prunes We're
present and discussed prices,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

A regular dinner, 15c. SCOTS, 179
South Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

The Oregon Theatre has secured the
"Great Lazern" for the performance
to be given next Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights for the benefit Of the com
mercial club, the funds received to be
used in the purchase of the electric
sign which is to be erected near 18th
street. The "Great Lazern" is a ma.
gician who does the basket trick and
numerous other Hindoo tricks. In order
to properly present his magical works,
he travels with three assistants and is
trunks. In addition to the works Of
magic, local talent may possibly be Sc
cured to add to the interest Of the pro-
gram.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

The funeral of Miss Annabele Ru-
pert will be held at . O'Clock Sunday
afternoon from the First Congregation
al church, the Rev. James Elvin off.
ciatihg. lnterment will be in City View
cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

DR., Wislicenus sanatorium, Hubbard
building, Electric light baths. Night
service by appointment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23

.
The general circuit meeting of the
Free Methodist church of Salem met at
the Free Methodist church Thursday
Evening, April % and elected the fol
lowing officers: C. W. Peters elected
as delegate to the general conference
that meets at Portland in June, Mrs.
Minnie Merchaunt, Mrs. Rose White,
Mrs. G. W. Peters, stewards, T. Burr,
financial steward, j. F. Goode, trustee
and superintendent of Sunday school, G..
w. Peters, class leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
ORDERSOF THE
HkNAIIAN DEpI


Special Orders No. 10. August 81
1915:
A Pvt. corbett Johnson, Company
n LIST Ihfautry. Sehoaeld Barracks.
H. p. Is transferred to Company X
End Infantry He win proceed to Fort
Shaftet.s II. z. J; 81 Y 8
Special Orders, No. III. sept j.
1915.
/ Pvt. Frederick n. Shaw. COMPANY
E, End Infantry, Fort SKATER. n II
Is transferred to the Qusrtertuastef
Corps at that post Il
q Pvt Guy w. Head, 10th Company,
Coast ARTILLERY Corps; Fort ne Rtissy
II. T., will be. discharged from the
army bs the commanding officer Of
that post by purchase ~.
The leave Of absenee granted End
Lieut.. Richard F. Taylor. 25h Infan.
try, Schofeld Barracks. H. T.. is eK:
tended one day. Fsg 4
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THINKS IT'S Time
IS WORTH MORE
IHANMEREBOL1
Therefore Engineer Whitehouse
Asks for $500 for Auto
mobile Maintenance

Considerable agitation arose in tfle
early part Of the meeting Of the sup
erYiscrs last night over a proposed
appropriation Of $500 for the city and
county engineers automobile mainte-
nance. the discussion starting when .
communication which had been passed
IN BY the ways and means committee
was read to the board.
Tho communicated stated that $500
had been appropriated in the first pc.
Rod Of six months Of the year 1915,
but that for the latter hair year no
appropriation had yet been made.
The committee urged that the board
take up the question.
The committee itself seemed reti-
cent about urging the appropriation.
evidently feeling that the roads COM
mittee should take up the question
The board as q whole did not favor
this idea. however, and the question
was handed back 10 the ways and
means committee for further cozsid-
GRAFTON.
Considerable anragonIstic feeling
exists among the supervisors toward
the alleged way in which Engineer
Whitehouse has been making pur.
chases and handing In bills for re-
pairs without consulting the purchas.
ing agent. or buying things from.
firms who have contracts with the
city.
Mr.. Arnold opposed the committee
report last night, and In fiery
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Hotind The isla1{ a.. ,1ut0 400.
Few sta ieS. Phone II. 1ly
Hahtisone new millinery tor 81 oc.
cassqps f Res eR pisDlay e. Milton z
Bonnie photo -poftfai ture Z = SOME
fhiHg different Sittingk only ~ ap--
.p0ih 81 III Pfoiis sQ06. AdV, s
the G6SdHih. only exeIilbiYe corset
siidn - Honolulu ahsaipfetx 1e 1915
models. Panfhe bhsldfng adv.
Bathing suits Just TIE very latest;
ats $3.50 aud $3.50 AT the Hub Hotel
street near Fort. GET your suit now
ana lbs ifsgady s;for Labor p61 Z
ssRinatla hats reduced from so 70
"a 5b: Porto Rico hats reduced rom
35!!5D 10 ~. Is. leading nat cl6pnef4.
1852 Fort ST, opp. Convent ADJ. -,
The real Income tax IS the bur.
den Of needless luxury. and the con;
.stant; struggle to Kepp up appear;
ahces The remedy 8 thrIft shown
80 SAVING and dtpOsiting those say.
ings with the sREinaa department OF
Bishop Co. banker
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l|E'|R|9l|PL| Al||l|E WIS
SWALLOWED u
JUST LIKE II[i

.fkf
PARIS, france, a game &c hide and
seek among the clouds mere than q
mile above earth sil which the Ger
man Tathe came on success fun IS
described. by a French flying officer
in an interview witt the scorrespo ndent
/ Of 4 Paris newspaper -.
were cfaslng him. TWO pf 4 Il
said the French Aviator. 20. ct i. promised
to be q f1ne run We were seven or
eight thousand feet up, and there was
clear sky exceijt for one great white
match OF cuinilus cloud Closer and
closer to him we CAME. and the gun
Her IN our leading aeroplane was just
getting ready to open IRE, when BANG
into the clouds went the German DIS.
appeared utterly Swallowed up like
pill. Z. e - So =,
Z !" All right, we thought. he's got to
come out some time. So we began
making great circles around the patch
Of clouds. We kept on waiting until
II began TO wonder II the aeroplane
hadn't been dissolved inside when sud
denly, my gunner by my side simply
gasped with rage. Out pf the cloud
below u.s. falling head downWsrds.
dived the German Elane for 1000 feet,
straight as q plummet and then right
ing itself. went on at loo miles IN
hour for the German lines He had esz
caped us fairly, by the most remark
sabIc feat OF aefiai itigf.ifiy i.assl have,
ever Witnessed -.
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- #. =. ~
y Before backed house, prizes do
n,tsd BIZ the Fort Shaftef aerodoihe
for the best Vaudeville acts and stunts
put On BY soldiers were awarded last
night AZ the aerodomc By Corporal Lee
Of the band ID behalf q the aefodone
management Z,
First prize, s25sin gold. was won by
Corporal Bates of the band and PR:
vate Marshall of r company whose
musical comedy sketch was judged the
most clever and entertaining Of the
evening ~.
Second prize, SIS. went to Private
Roam Of the regimental detachment
End Infantry. whose lariat throwing
act proved the next biggest hit Of the
evening.
Priyates Brown and Martin OF the
25th Infantry, captured third prize,
$40, with their singing and dancing
act. The aerodome was crowded to
the limit of its capacity, and hearty
applause greeted the winners
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The New Milford Cold Rolled Steel
Company Of New Milford, filed q petit
ton IN bankruptcy In the United
States District Court. showing liabili
ties OF <38,S42.05 and assets Of less
than $1,000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02

One Of the most enjoyable AFFAIR,
given this year BY Company b. IA
tiopsl Guard Of Hawaii, was held last
night IN the armory library. q large
audience Of company members. enlist.
ed men and civilians being present =,
the smoker and vaudeville show given
BY men Of the company and Others.
IN general eharge Of the evenings
eyents was Capt Gustav 4. schaefer.
Neil Siaftery's work as chairman Of
the program committee vas hficiently
done. as the high esass or tho varIesIs
numbers proved M. G. Emulana ais
tributed refreshments M. B. HepsiItx
produced the cfgaTs. and Cant. Waller
Y. KoIb. commanding D company, wac
highly pleased with the affairs, siiic.
cess. 8,
Those whose talents we're cortTrit
uted IN the vaudeville numbers incl5id
ed the National Guard band. R0dr
gues childreh buster Stacker. Para
disc glee Club. M. Merton, Larson
and Kaptf. Ken slsttety. Il. II, Lari.
mer Mr.. bernstein. WI Warren.
o. Cannon. short Qu5ftpk Carlos Ca
ceres. MI. Tinker d Wliinnt: =. Hon
Messrs. Eapu and Quihtal. George BY,
srn. s. {:
D ccmpnuy Of the MAJ; oual fsusiSl
LIST Ipfantry held a meeting ID the II
niory last NIGHT 10 recrganizs tllr
plans fer the year After a Ions dis.
cussipn three main features were de-.
cided upon.
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John NJ Giiessford; OF Townsend,
Del, has shipped rat terriers to the
sGermanl army To be used ii Kidding
trenches OF rats.
The population of Albany h 109.
279, an Increase OF 9oz2 IN the past
five years. $
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mFlIl chs


Special Dividends OF large slza arr
EbeeDniing So much 4 matter of course
chat the brokers "a cllahge did not
tiif6 hair this nabfpin when 81.
nollnceIieht VAS made Of q specIel
Dividend q pef share Qn the stock
81 the fdaEailpl suEa C6mpanf pa s,
Sbik "a Sept trnber s With the rs5Ii|c[
monthly disbursement TIE sp6(I1
dividend az 81 per share On the s.otk
r1eflRf 5optl6iie - !Is1s. Q'11 =
reached . stable position st p
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Secretary Lansing issued q warning
to American aiEmen not to ny over
The Canadian border, following com
plaints that aviators from Washing.
ton had flown over British Columbia
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- -. -.
Hawaiian Lodes 80. q. i. and 4.
M.. win have work ID third degree 10.
Inisht q TO o.eloek.
There win. Be meeting or the
hoard 81 ksricnlture Il IL o'clock To-
mBff6R morning Ii .. N Dowsstt.s
omce
Louisa he Fries has Hlqd Il. circuit
Ic6uff 8 notice Of the disc0ntinuanee
! e = sun f6f diVose6 witch she Ned
IaeainsE Henry De Fries IT,
There wflE Sc no speciaf obserya
fions 81 Labor nay nexf Monday me
local banks and mnny offices. and
Eprobably the courts. vim be closed
The members 81 the trial jury b
Circuit Judge Ksh10rdss court with
/ tIie exception 81 those now OF the
panel ID the Curran case. wiz not be
required until Monday morning at .
O'CLOCK.
The case or Mary Kaleiaiii It al
aeainst Henrietta Sullivan. ct a. an
action regarding 4 ttfle. has been sub.
mifted to the supreme court In Qlies.
fions Of law from Circuit Judge
Stuart.s court.
The case Of Libert Nakai. charged
with manslaueh ter which was seized,
uled to 90 to trial In Circuit Judge
Ashford's court yesterday. has been
coitiiili9d Ihtil ThnfHd1y morning.
sdptembef 9 e O'Clock
i psslti5n for Si1jhdicatiDh ii bank.
rutcy, fled IN federal court By Mar
uel ROdriguea, was granted yesterday
ana The esse referred o. Referee = q
Pratt R6dfisues alleged that his IS.
sets amount to siz5 and bis liabilities
to- 4s96:7e
Thf monthly Yasting 6 the FF zee
Ki1deft6rtei and EnildfeI,b AID As
s6ei1tIon VIII be- held FfidaF morning
az so O'Clock il the Library Of Has
vail. f'ii6 Sebtenfbe meeting b TO BE
.fsld 81 the fIfst Friday 81 the month
instsaa q on TIE third FRIDAY
pans IL the Ell atkainnsil q the
Refal BDs6rians WIN probably flif
NIL m5sf 6f lie table tank Il tie
sib3ef tofifIl e TIE Oh Club
where onellleaS who were formerly
residents of Warrington and Oregon
VIII be tie guests q the Psn.Paeitic
Glllp $50 s ss;s 4iks s
phi ssssfs d lie kod6s Meas
chfiztian Ahseelatlo1 Nilf deliYer "a
"a tess toni at k6akazo miss. lon.
South and aue RI streets, to f.Iliel, the
pablo IS f4Fited t9els the
1sftr3 Eli Ell az the jap2iIss3 = !, M g. a
His subject II a Japanese Story
The beard 81 health hks dIsc0;SsEed
case Of tuberculosI8 At Hbn1lil61I
the patient being the wife Of 8 J4pa.
nese barber Owing to the danger OF
Infection. tie ioin5ii WIN Be- plet04 ii
the Eeahi Hon &. Il she Will consent
fo "a. fhis Is t6o SECOND Gaze Of ~
befcul0sis 10 be iiseoF sted At i9Ohous
liuli during the last tive weeks
Ths accounts 81 Helen 4. cushmsh.
siiafdiSH 81 james Helen III and
lrshs A Holt ming have bern q.
ferred By Circuit Judge whitney g
JQhn Mafcallino master i nof lpfessls
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The Bosch Magnetic Co. announced
that after Sept. 1 an s-hopr day would
be put into effect at It's plant in
Spring field, Mass. The 1000 EN-
p1oyes wefk 10 hours dailys, at
present. q
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kotes

tsReeiaf STAR Bulletin Core pandence)
SCH0FIELD BARRAcKs sent. 8.
The fire which has been burning slow.
~ toward the top OF RaIena Peak Is
sun conti6iiine ils May. and progress.
ing gradually 40 the steep inciiEes
several expeditions have failed To put
It out -.
The last attempt vas made Tics
day afternoon when several hundred
men were sent out, and eneireled the
entire area However. there were sew.
eral places on the steep ihcllnes where
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02

pau stesis Of lie koa6s Meas
ch}istian Ahseelallo1 nm dsliYsr e.
61dfess to1i6h at kseka <Q mission:
Sd6lH and 9ueel streets, ID Ilie6 the
pi'tllc Is Invited. .SeIe Is tlse
psftrasilt Il the japzklss3 ii 6. a
His subject Is a Japanese Story, :
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There VIM Be no sbeCiaf obserya.
sficns 81 Labor nay nsxf Monday me
local banks and mnnE offices. and
probably the courts. vim Be closed
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'PIans "a tIie e6taftainlneil q The
Rafal RDseTians WIN probably flif-
|hish most 81 tie table tank at the
supper to6itff Ct the 0iffiSSaf Club.
where Hon6lbIans who were formerly
fsiidents of WasRineton and Oregon
VIII Be the GUESTS 81 the PAM Pacific
Club .,s 49,
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The accounts of Helen a. cushmsl,
eiiafdi6k 81 james RI Helen N: and
lr6he a. Holt minors have BEEN r.
fefr1d By Circuit Judge Whitney to
John MafcalIiio, master. 1ot IlFes1i.
eflitk and repole The second nnnhs.l
accounts Of b. .Eax6n Bishop and the
HaRaii&n Tf6sf Coih6dny trustees Of
CordeIia Cifdfch Allsn we're referred
to Huron K. Ashford masters nss
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