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Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-27
STATE OF OREGON

Office Of The Sec. Of State
Salem, May 20. 1915,
Important to all motor vehicle
owners.
Chapter $50, Laws 1915, in effet
May %, 1915, provides that mum.
ber plates cannot be transferred
from one motor vehicle to another
motor vehicle.
The number plates assigned by
the Secretary of State to a motor
vehicle remain with such motor
vehicle ~ during the year for
which it is registered. 1t isT the
motor vehicle that is registered,
not the owner.
Upon sale of a motor vehicle the
purchaser must notify the Sec.
Of State. He. will furnish a trans
fer blank which must be signed
purchaser and returned for filing
together with the statutory fee
of $l.00. No sale or transfer is
valid unless the required transfer
notice is given by the purchaser
and The fee paid by him.
The foregoing. requirements in
effect May 90, 1915.
Respectfully,
Ben w. Olcott, Sec. of State.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-27
out the west.

The Regular meeting Of the
Middle Oregon Baptist Associa-
ton will be held with the first
Baptist church of Spray, COM
mencing on Wednesday before
the second Sunday in-June and
continuing over the second Sun
day. Services will be held both
day and evening and all''are cordi-
ally invited to attend these meet
ings.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-27

A country editor wrote to a
cataloy house for some advertis-
ing, They replied that they wonld
like to know WHAT territory his
paper covered, whereupon he
told them: This paper goes from
New York to San Francisco,
from Canada to the Gulf, and it
keeps me working ''untilnn two
O'Clock in the morning o keep it
from going to hell. " -Falmuth
Outlook.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-27
LOCAL BRIEFS;

uoh VIII ~ lOdu vi WOOL.
W. c. Brown of Condor W;
in Spray a few days last week.
Sam Cobb of Fossil, came !
orr the stage Monday night.
Robert Kirby Of Richmond, wa
in the city Tuesday.
Joe Stewart and family was il
town Sunday visiting and attend
ing church.
Austin Campbell and wife ar,
in town for few days, visitin,
and attending church.
Bert Brown.of Fossil, agent fol
the Mitchell automobile! stayed
in town Tuesday night.
G. F. Waters and family were
down from their ranch in their
new Ford car Sunday.
Baxter & Osborn are replenish-
ing their stock of merchandise.
Each stage-day brings in fresh
supply of goods.
Frank Cason killed a Coyote
that measured five feet two in
ches from tip to tip and. f'om
the looks. must have been a res
identer.
A moving Picture show came
to town Sunday and remained
till Wednesday, giving show
each night.
The Farmers Mercantile Co.
handle Farm. Machinery. If you
want any thing in that line, it will
pay you to see them.
Farmer. Ned Mainord, has been
helping our ack-smith, Benja-
mine Dyer, that is, he blows the
bellows and therefore furnishes
the wind.
Ford and Burris held a meet
ing in Spray this week. They are
good Speakers. both of them, and
their preaching had the old time
apostolic ring.
Il. II. Evins, (Bonehickery)
passed through town Sunday. We |
presume he was going to look af-
ter his property over near Win
lock.
We are having plenty of mois-
ture along now, ii the rains con-
tinue a month longer farmers
will harvest the largest crop they
have harvested for several years.
From the number Of people who
have came through Spray. look
ing for work, it would seem that
there is not much doing, and for
the laboring man these are not
such glorous good times after all.
Sheriff Kelsay was here Mon
day on his way to Monument to
arrest Robert Edfast for handling
a bad check.
A. e. Cress went to the Buck
horn country to set up saw mill
on the Bales Brothers timber
claim for S, Miller.
Chas. Hill was in town Tuesday
having some blacksmithing done
on his hack. We presume Charley
is preparing to attend the Baptist
Association here in Spray, June
9th.
Claude Norris, who is driving c.
F. Waters team, came in Mon
day evening with a load of freight
for the Farmers Mercantile Co.
Hamp McGinnes was in town
Tuesday evening attending the
dance that was given at the con-
clusion of a three nights moving
picture show.
O. A. Stafford, our hotel man, ,
has bought a new Ford car. r
Oscar Hale will bring it over as !
soon as the roads settle.
w, C. Brown and G w. McGil- ;
worry came in Tuesday with a nice
bunch of cavelry horses they had
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-27

Watch nainsprings properly
gauged and fitted, $I.oo guaranteed
Tor one year or new spring free.
Return Parcel post charges paid.
w. S. Moreland Fossil Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

of an fabrics is trimmed with rehcs Of plain -ils and with bands of l'a-, velvet ril.an The round neck is always becoming Co young girls and thc pudcd sleeves are most attractive. The yory novel arrangement of ths rirdle makes a feature. and when it ii lifted just enough above the natural Go suggest the Empire idea. Ruches and velvet ribbon seem Co suit tai- ieta peculiarly wcu. but there is a.s3
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Society.

Mr. Joe Stein and MT. Peter Lud. wig are visiting Mir and Mrs B. w. Norton and other relatives here this week eu route Co the coast
 Miss Mabel Bradt left Fridsy morn ing for Phoenix where she win attend the session of the National Congress Of Mothers being held there.
 Miss Ethel Cochern leaves Monday for Berkeley. Cal. where she win take a graduate coures in history during the summer term of school there.
 The Board of Directors of the Y. W. c. A. and especially the committee iu charge of the recent entertainment, wish tn Xpress tlrir thalrs 10 an those who helped So mu'h to make it success To the variols nostpsecs. ' Capt H,'Pson foI his careful man. agement 70 the owners of tha Csrs loaned, aud especially Gp ur.y thank sn tha u ne women Su, u sc nany hc,.D- l H'shed Che t,u1rmcui
 The PhHathea class of the M F. sunday School is planning am enter ainment to be given soon entitled. The New Ninister' which is rich in its setting lt Is a mild musical satire of a church selecting its new pastor. and brings prominently to the fore the follies and foibles of church peo- pie
 Miss Mover leaves on Monday morn ing for a few days camping trip with the Ashanti Camp Fire Girls During her absence Mrs Bailey will be found from two until five at the Association rooms
 The Ladies Bowling Club will give card party at the home Of Mrs. J. II. Nerfuth Friday evening Progress i've whist win be played and refresh meuts served The social affairs giv- en by his club are always successful and a good time is anticipated
 Mrs G. O Rhodes entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of her cousin Miss May Johnson who Is vis- ting here from Des Moines. Iowa. There were sixteen guests present and a sewing contest was enjoyed, in which Mrs. Sutter was awarded the prize Dainty refreshments were sery ed st the usual hour
 
 The 22nd Infantry entertained with an informal hop at the army pavilion in Douglas Mir and Mrs Gallagher Mr. and Mrs Curry. Louis Curry and Misses Curry and Minor were in the party that motored over to attend the party and report an excellent time
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VARIETY By MAY NANT0N

tendency toward skirts that ar,
 shapcd at rhc lower edge and this one con be cut in points or trimmed on the pointed outline { that effect Is ore icrrcd. lt can be made from sis voile. from net, from fine cotton voil. or fine cotton crepe quite as well as from the tafTeta and each material will suggest the trimming that Is bes. gdaptcd 10 it. Net would be very charming with the trimming on ths
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skirt arranged on the scalloped out line One of the pretty lowered rrtrcs of fine cotton could be made just after the manner of this dress with tafeta used appropriately for the trimming In the back view
 there is also a suggestion for a yoke and long sleeves and girls who are looking for a simpler dress will like that idea There. too. the shirred pirdls is finished without the itd.
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Just short way from this we went to China at the home of Mrs C. w.. Allen. here we kow-towed to each oth. er sat around on cushions and ate rice with chop sticks in true Chinese fashion.
 Next came a short trip Co beautiful Japan, the land of the cherry blossom. at the home of Mrs C. IT. Hunt. Here everything was very artistic and de- licious tea such as only the dreamy
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DRESSES
PRETTY

VHIS is one Of the prc,ticst moss
 attractive and Iirl-uke frocks
 that could be devised for sum mer dances and indeed for any occa- sions of the sort. With the round neck and short sleeves, it can be worn both for afternoon and for evening and it can be made from a variety of materials, but in the picture, lowered tafeta that is one of the best liked and also one of the most satisfactory
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eyed native of the orient can make. was served to the guests by maids at- tired in the beautiful and picturesque costume of their country Aner a short visit here. We took a long jour ney which ended in Turkey where Sultan Abdul Hamid Mckee welcomed the guests Co his domain Coffee and
 raislns were served here and the ever fragrant cigarette pervaded the at- mosphere Pretty maids and hand
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Mr and Mrs Mark p John left We'd nesday for visits to the san Diego and San Francisco Expeditions. and the entire trip will be made by auto and the party win not return for some time
 Mrs. F. E. Coles and children. ac- companied by Mrs McIIugh are spend ing several weeks at Breners resort in the Huachuca Mountains
 Misses Florence and Barbara Wat kns will return to Bisbee tonight from Milwaukee where they have been students at Downer College Miss Florence has been away for two years and has many friends to welcome her and the young ladies win spend their summer vacations with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watkins
 Miss Grace WodeIl returned Co her home in Tucson early in the week after pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs Rober Beaton
 Miss Galdys Hodgson and Mir Her bert Hodgson are expected home on Sunday evening and win spend their vacations with their parents Capt and Mrs. Hodgson Miss Hodgson has been a student at Downer College in Milwaukee. and Mir Hodgson has been attending the University of Michs gan
 Mrs Ross Moon entertained Miss Lay Johnson on Saturday evening at her home in Quarry Canyon
 The Womans Club held their weekly dance on Monday evening. and was attended by eight or ten couples A salad course was served to the dane. CTS about midnight and the evening was enjoyed by all
 The Dorcas Sewing Club was enter. Itained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs Maddox at her home on Mason Hin The afternoon was pleasantly spent and an ice course was served To twelve ladies
 Miss Kitty Beean entertained Fri. day evening at her home in Lowell at a china and silver shower given in honor of Miss Emily Wilson. About eighteen young ladies were present and the evening was a most delight ful one A musical program was giy en- and games appropriate Co the oc casion were played. The color scheme of the evening was pink and white with prettily arranged decorations of sweet peas prevailed and delicious re- i treatments were served. The gifts for the shower were placed in pret ] ty pink and white basket which was carried by a little maid attired in ] pink. and presented to the guest of honor, at a signal from the hostess 1 The evening was thorouehly enjoyed ! by everyone present
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the tom toms, a prairie schooner camped by the stream for the night all helped to make up a typical scene of the old west as We knew it years ago.
 We next visited Hawaii at the home of Mrs. C. C. Wldman, and were re- freshed by choice tropical fruits, and listened to music by the Hawaiian or chestra, and saw many things of in- terest in this beautiful country
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rufles and that treatment is good for the simpler cotton fabrics Crepe in one Of the fashionable yellow- would be charming with yoke of white la-a finished either with a stock collar or at the round neck line and with sleeves of any preferred length, for these can te cut of above the elbows below tha elbows or be finished at the wrists For the crepe. bands of black velvet ribbon would be charming arranged on a straight skirt and in graduating widths and for the neck edge perhaps a little rufie of the crepe with velvet as a heading
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DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS s6s2 Shirred Dress for Misses and
 Small Women, 10 and IS years 8645 Jumper Dress, 10 and Is years. s6I3 Bolero Costume, 10 and Is years. S66I Shirred Dress, 10 and Is years. 865I Childs Rompers to years
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Mrs. B. o. Owen entertained the Baptist Ladies Aid Thursday after noon There were twelve ladies pres ent. Refreshments of ice cream and cake with fruit salad were served. and music was enjoyed during the e ternOon
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! USEFUL LITTLE ROMPER THAT
 CAN BE MADE IN TWO WAYS

n ON p p R
 K have hcoa-e X sua c-tl1- lished features %. the small chU.s wardrobe that Hr designs are a'vas iu and. Thr-s can Ie mad. u.l thc body portion ~rakiu- a cougie-, little garment or with only the trousers and sus
 renders Co keep them in place. Also che body por- tI0n can he made with high square or rounI nerl and with long OF short sleeves and it would seem as though there were included all the possibilities that could be demanded of such a simple garment In the picture striped galatea Is trimmed with plain and it. is doubtful if any material is better adapted to the pur- pose but gingham is used chambray makes pretty and useful rompers and any material thatis simple, durable and washable is appropriate. The plain body portion is closed at the back, the trousers are buttoned to it by means of a belt and are closed at the sides. When suspenders are used, they are ad-
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The Trip Around the World given by the r. W. C. A. Tuesday evening. was an unique success. and greatly pleased everyone who took advantage of the miniature globe journey. Eight countries were represented, each res idence being decorated according to the individual country they were rep resenting.
 The tourists first visited our own golden west at the home of Mrs A. R. Griffith, and were greeted here by the picturesque Indian in his home of the tepee tent Jerky and parched corn were served to the pale faces by Indian maidens The weird music of
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May Manton PattTn5 for t1es- Ds signs may be obtained 5y sending 'n cents for each pattern wanted -o n.
 Fashion Department of this pspel Fashion Dept. Gentlemen:-
 ] enclose ... flor which ssn9 o- the following patterns: Send Pattern No..... Sire Send Pattern No.... zs To (Name) .......... Street and No. Nily ss+-tt. .t.. Niatr
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Miss lvey Perry left Saturday morn. ing for Berkeley and Santa Barbara. Cal. where she will attend summer school, and also visit relatives during her absence
 Mrs Ed Riley entertained the Lad. ies Bowling Club at dinner Tuesday evening A four course dinner was served at six-thirty, and covers were laid for seven, the tables being pretti- ly decorated with pink and white car. nations. After dinner the club held a business meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

Mrs. F. B. Anderson entertained Wednesday, June 9, from two urtl! four at her home on Mason Hil in comnemoration of her little sons fourth anniversary. The rooms were beautifully decorated in white and green. Little Rex was the recipient Of many beautiful and useful gifts. showing the love and appreciation fin which he is held by his little friends. Games were played and kindergarten stories were delightfully told by Mrs. Fenwick, in which the little ones were much interested Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs Anderson and Master Rex were: Little Misses Jane Cain, Marcellus Smock, May Crysler
 Margaret Fenwick, Oracle Brownlee
 Maxine Oleson, Mary Ruth, Laurine Beyers. and Masters Ashton Marshall
 Ralph Grundy. Harvey Grundel John Oleson, Horace Marshall and Elmer Murphy The refreshments were dain
 ty and heartily enjoyed by the little folks. Little Rey made a charming host at the head of the table where he constantly urged his guests to par take of the goodies served. At four o'clock the little folks reluctantly took leave, all wishing Rex many hap py returns of the day Those assist ing Mrs Anderson during the after noon were Mesdames Baer, Fenwick. Cain, Clarkson and Miss Ella Murphy.
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TT IS doubtful 1T there is any feature
 of the season more interesting
 than the combination of the Empire waist line with the wide skirt. Here is a frock adapted to small women and to young girls which shows that feature and also a bolero that is essentially youthful in effect. generally becoming and altogether attractive This bolero and skirt are made of a pretty lowered taffeta of the new chiffon sort and the blouse is of crepe de chine but one can think of many ways in which the design could be copied lt seems per iectly adapted to the lovely embroid- cred cotton crepcs and cotton voiles which are shown in such entioing variety. it would be beautiful made up in any one of the seasons silk crepes. il h charming in tsdsts.
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|IRLS will surely welcome this
 2 costume and small women
 too. for 1t is essentially ate tractive and smart and is especially we'll suited to their needs The plaitei skirt gives width after the newest and most approved manner and the very novel ovcr-blouse forms mere straps at the front while the deep belt in- cludes pockets There are combined in the one lrock an the latest and newest features. Here, it is worn over a guimpe with slightly full sleeves, but any preferred one can be worn The ir5cR itself consists only of skirt wide rirdle and the over-blouse. In the picture. it is made from cotton gabar- dine. a material light of weight, durable and exceedingly handsome, but the model can be copied in many fabrics linen would make up attract lively this way the cotton crtpes are beautiful and they are shown in a wonderful variety of colors and in fact every time one makes a journey through the shops something new and interesting appears. Incidentally, the costume is a very simple one and easy to make and that ilcr in itself is commendation.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

Mrs Emma Best was hostess at a surprise party given at her home Thursday afternoon by fourteen of her lady friends. The ladies brought their sewing and served refreshments. Music was also enjoyed during the afternoon and everyone reports very pleasant time
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Miss Lotie Mckee entertained a few of her friends on Wednesday af- tenoon and Mrs Masbier of Tucson was the guest of honor The young ladies were invited to bring their sew
 ing. but it is feared that little was ac- complished in that line Punch, wal CTS. iced fruit and candies were serv ed to the guests and all had a very enjoyable afternoon
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Mrs. c o. Rhodes entertained her house guest. Miss Lay Johnson of Des Moines, Iowa. with a sewing party on Thursday afternoon The spacious rooms were filled with bowls of mas tursiums. and about sixteen ladies spent the afternoon in pleasant in pleasant conversation and sewing. A guessing game was one of the enter taining features and the first irize, a pair of silver sugar tongs was awaTc- ed to Mrs Sutter Punch was served through out the afternoon, and an ice course was served at 8. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were, Mesdames Sterling. Williams, Ochs Oelson, Blair, Sedman. Ladis. Gibson. Pearson, Moon. Craig, Sutter. Hollis Miss Wilson and Miss Johnson.
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Mr. and Mrs Mark p. John left We'd nesday for visits to the San Diego and San Francisco Expeditions and Che entire trip will be made by auto and the party win not return for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

Miss Mabel Bradt left Fridsy morn ing for phocniN where she win attend the session of the National Congress Of Mothers being held there
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

Mir. Joe Stein and Mr. Peter Lud- wig are visiting Mir and Mrs B. w. Norton and other relatives here this week. en route Co the coast
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Mrs C. Beyers entertained a few friends at tea Friday afternoon at her home on Mason Hll
 The New Idea Club met Thursday afternoon Ca the home of Mrs Frank Cosrrove on School Hill. light refresh. ments were served Those present were Ncsdames Bear Anderson. Clark son. Lorenzen, Whelp, Harris and Cos grove The Club will meet next with Mrs Paul Lorenzen in Warren
 Mir. and Mrs. John Russell left Sat. urday for am extended trip through New Mexico and Texas. where they win visit relatives for some time
 Mr. and Mrs Harris. Miss Emma Ashby and Miss Leola Wildman left for a two weeks camping trip in the Hauchucas this morning
 Miss Anna Wallace, daughter Of l. w Wallace. returned home on Thurs. day evening from Illinois. where she has been a student at Knox College. Miss Wallace has many friends to wei. come her on her return to Bisbee.
 Mrs T. o McGrath and little daugh. ter leaves tonight for the Coast and win be away until the middle of Sep tcmber Mrs McGrath expects to vis- it the Fairs and an points of interest on the Pacific Coast
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

Miss Ethel Cochern leaves Monday for Berkeley, Cal, where she win take graduate coures in history during the summer term of school there.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

Mrs. F. E. Coles and children, ac- companied by Mrs McHugh are spend ing several weeks at Brenera resort in the Huachuca Mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

Miss Grace Woden returned to her home in Tucson early in the week after pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs Robcrf Bcaton