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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Seattle Waterfront Visited
By 100000 COnflagratiOn

Seotlc,t Wash, June An investi,
cation into nm early morning water
front fire which threatened today to
spread the entire length Of the harbor
front and which caused a 100000 prop.
crty loss, WAS begun at daylight by Fire
Marshal Bnnehurst, The police theory
is that spontaneous combustion was the
cause of the blaze.
The fire started Mt n, m. at the Pa.
cifir Coast Coal company's bunkcrs at
th' fDot ot Dearborn street The bunk.
era wc y ccruplcte loss together with
lj,ObG tons OF steam coal The fuel
was worth $4,000
A ""ll' alarm, drawing out every
fire company within radius of five
miles, in addition to the fire boats Sno
Guplmjc and Duwumish, was turned in.
At 1880 o'clocl, the wind shifted and
burning cmbers were carried into the
Seattle Drydock aud Construction com.
pOny's plant Quick work by the fire
men, however saved the plant.
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a man loosn I necessarily believe
all you say just because he docsn 7
lrall yen liar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Japanese MObs Object
To Governments Stand

Toxic, June 4.-Despite the action of
the diet in upholding the Okuma gov
ernment great crowds participated in
anti-government demonstrations tonight.
There were several street fights and for
a time serious disorders were threat
ened.
1t was charged by the opposition in
the diet that the recent Chinese nego.
tiations had endangered Japan's future
place. Premier Okuma defended the
government S action in forcing its de-
mands upon Pckin and was given an
ovatio when he declared it was not true
that the suspicious of the United
States and England had been aroused
by Japan S policy of expansion A
resolution expressing lack of confidence
in the Okuma ministry was oyerwhelm.
ingly defeated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
ROseburg Votes Strong
For Bonds For Line

t.... T.. q
hoSeDurg' VT" June by vote OF
ooo TO - thc people OF kosepnrg yes
teraay authorl@rd ihe issuance OF p0haS
~ tne sum sum Q, S'Oo'UoU, WIN Wnlcn 10
alu Nehu"'l h.3S" OF rlt'Spurg' IA" 20
e9hStruct a ro'liood from hoSeOqrg TO
tne u ellne llne OF tn' NaSgauG No'iohal foreSt
heScrNe on 'n' Nor'N umpquo river 9nu
Sr,Cl a modern SoWmlll IN tnis tl7y'
NenualL >,I bros ihNeSt 9Snt IN AN tn'S VIGIL
''y W'll approximate 2oo'Voo;
WIN tue po"uS authorized the WORK
OF optai"lng 'ne necessary. rights OF
way ana mil site VIII begln tomorrow,
ana II IS expected that actual conStruc'
'loh WORK WORK ON the wiro9d wiIl be m pro,
SreSs "ith'h W days me railroad Will
pe oo mlIeS IN length ana wlll dep represent
an expenditure OF about S'ao'Uoo' ihe
,wlro"a WIN tap one OF the r'eReSt tlm'
per DeltS IN oregon as well as FURNISH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
M'GRAW FACES SEASON
Of 1875 AS TRAILER
Famous Punch Gone From
Old Giant Machine --Twirl-
ers Working Badly
BY BARRY FARIS

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Now York .Junc 4--Tobp NcGraw
has bis hack against tbe wall. The
doughty little manager of the four.timc
penSant winning Giants is at last faced
with the prespeet of piloting trailing
team That the outlook doesn't SET
well with fine ''Little Napoleonv is
mainly evidenced by the cyclonic shake
nos t6nt he hands Ills lineup.
He ha,n u anti vet. The word docs
not appenr in his vocabulary Tho
pounding that his club is getting from
the Others in the Tener loop viii only
scrve to make McGraw fight harder
than ever. But even his most ardent
supporters admit that this year his
fight looks like Il losing one.
TO many it looks like the old Giant
machine has crumpled And it is an odd
circumstance Of futc that the once pow
erful aggregation is whitening away
Just as two famous machines Of other
days that cracked few years ago are
getting back into power These two are
the Tigers and Cubs. The Detroit out
fit is run high back to the fore as con.
tender i'm the American league under the
same leader that piloted il in the win.
ming DAYS of the past Fee Yah j"
Hughie Jennings. The Chicago gang is
being pulled back up the lndder Of fame
by one Of McGraw's old lieutenants,
Roger Brcenahan. Frank Chance guid
ed the drst;nies of the oldtime pennant
coming Cubs-and he was there when
they hit the skids, too.
1t is the indefinable something 4"
which is missing from the Ginnt ranks
that "comething which a club has
to have to stay on ton through the lone,
hot days of August and September
when the weak sisters who flash in the
sprinp witber AWAY The old stars ore
mostly with the club and seemingly they
still deliver the goods Their batting
averages all look good but whom vo9
watch their work day after dny Won
ace that the - puncb1 = Is o,nc Tbnv
are NOT able to risp nm and crnsb thr
onposition in thc crisis onv mara ns
tbey uscd ia do
Probably the hardest individual hloN
McGrnw rot was walton by the Nm
tionnl league club owners Thcy re
duced the number of ploycrs onv clnl
could carry TO twentyone. NIcGrp,
was the hardest hit of any Nptiono
league MANAGER. Last ycgr whom tb,
Feds were raiding the ranks of orpon
lied ball McGraw, to project biosrll
signed most of his veterans under lono
time contracts Nnyy Ln hosn't rnu,r ia
Ehc YOUNGSTERS tbpt ne nrrds in ordn
to build 1p club for the futnrc
Obituaries have been written obou
the Old Masters -Christy Netbewson-
wear after ycar. Already he has bee
CONSIGNED ia tbr boncyorl this Won
But he is sHu out there ON the dian
bench and he will be ON the firing lin
many times this season. And when IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
AyiatOrS Get Contract
From Britain To Build
$25,OOO,OO0 of Planes

Duluth Minno June i,-Anthonv
Janus and Fritz G, Ericsson, Of Duluth,
aviolors, have been r'Ncrd in charge of
new acropDane factory at Toronto.
Ont which has contracted with the
British government to build 1000 aero.
planes at cost Of $4,000 each. accord.
ing to an announcement here today hy
Ericsson, The company at Toronto /,
controlled by Glenn Curtiss, Ericsson
said,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
TO PLAY POSTPONED GAME.

san Francisco, June Managers
Wolyrrtou and Dillon of the Seals and
Angels, respectively today decided to
play off next Monday the postponed
game G last Tuesday The postponp,
mcnt was caused by the Seals inabil
ity to reach san Francisco from Port
land.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Sport Nevs
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COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS

At Portland-Oakland, l
Portland 5.
At Los Angeles-Salt Lake
o, Venice !.
At San Francisco-LOs An
geles 2, San Francisco 4.
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The evening world., 1915-01-29
u Easy Way to Get
|; Fat and Be StronR

@pos' trouble wttA nsst shia Sslhs vhe
V9sA = gain wcisht V that they iaelet
- lruoUia0 thsir stomach % stuef,sq u
- Greasy feodsi rveelas % vee!eee
- orssns." o. felleWtnG ssms fssiish
4sleol cvltuss stuns. vhNs the real
~ - thlnneoe goeo uaeeuched. rou
1Dnoe Uot tas uatil yeur digestive tract
11ul1lateo The feed yov eat
: eyhAaho - . remarkably noW sstsaslne
DoDvpsy, u 70 aew pees,ele 70 eenstne
- onpos fern the very elsmSats sssdsa
~ llGeel!ve oeoans - help them een.
VUBt Ted Int rtoh. fat.lsdsu blood. Thts
UnGoos. .Geseke ef msdsrN eAssaieery u
G1De1 oaSQel. and has hess termed the
bAleee q flesh .bs,idsss. sArgoi Alma
pouUh tts rsgsassstivs, rscenstruetivs
GuoSo 70 ceax the stomach and intssttnes
r. literally ssat up the sattsniag els-
fGnte q yssS foed and pass them tnto
- blosd. .yhess they srs carried 10
GBv OsAgvel. bsoksn- -dowN cell and tts-
- e vaur he1y. Ycu can readily pie.
80 shs vseuit when this amazing trans f.
logNeelsa he's tahss place and yes netle:
D0lg hesk. shesl1ess aae bvst disappear.
81 20 tahe - frsm 10 " 20 pounds
~ eoll, healthy Tech. earGoi Y sbso
~ hesuae@. issgPsasvs. stfieisat.
16e11ag lraGqtsts ef New yest ehd VI.
e1ooov have II. aA1 wtil rssvNd ycvs
ugoSy y yes ase Get ssttsftsa. % Dsr shs
0Caseaoee eeee1 In every pashaSs.
gost--Wslis oarQea has Gtvsa eseslisnt
G1oa n eserceusinG nervess Ayespees
~ oeaera1 stemaeh vevhlss. II shcuid
~ - tahsa by thess Who 90 not wish
9 lela tss HessAs o. mere.--Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-29
lOCANS
OF SUCCESS

EN0 ssed srsm BAD 70 WoReg 10
Q dewW.Srsds, On which there 10
6sne amazingly swiW sssstsWs.
- IN, Illss sUtsmsbllss, % Q srsst
sxss~t are jvdest BY ths''
ON -slImb,Ws sblllty."
Y.lPgo . Isos rses. Save your
MNg bsss wsy 70 90 "rssuits" 10 70
% after thsm-~et welt Tor
Msm.
m RUTH 10 ilks . ssnss. u esa be
= palWtel On beth sidss, but the
- va 70 1.-The . -. vsv hsvs 70 be
Q ess6 sw,mWssr 70 Say On tsp.
~gll bsovW 10 hsM tsWs. oSt
~ asW's ssrsst Ne ssss hsM uN.
The evening world., 1915-01-29

They find that hall Of twoGan,ily house In their
se;tion Will he les expensive than crowded tve,oon
fiat further N town. When they inspect the house Tom
laase Il oaee.
The evening world., 1915-01-29

81 Ord l6RSUY. head of the Em.
- press a Ireland. storstad In.
n vsstasatlon board. said 70 Z
~ Yss3 sspsrtsr the other Aayi
1slloGh y stlii lsft 10 - desired,
- SHIPS ass eater than uAAy ussl
TWitA . smile the veteran !uris'
we no leaGsr hear Of clippers e.
0Bo09 ouch excuses for sloW pas.
0nGo0 e. she one offered BY the skip.
- g tho collier who eaid:
Well. goatlemen, no wonder weir
- We pumped the whole Atlantis
0goo tlmeo through that ship CON.
~ across' Star.
The evening world., 1915-01-29

G61r 10 The duty Of every one TO
make At least one person
happy during the week." said
eloasHay. .schcoi teacher. Nov have
Tea" sid Johnny promptly.
r~ThAtse right What aid you dor"
- went 70 80 my aunt and she
- happy when I went homs."--
The evening world., 1915-01-29
Good Stories
o. the Day


- EpHARD vow BLUCHER. ths
IN famous Prussaan general nsid
marshal. had ~ surgeon maJoI
Z hia army . man who was vsry
4 Imsly. but extremely proud and vain
Voas day. says Novslisn-Schsts
0uehsr sntarsA the surgsoa's tsn'
"a found him standing before Z
o1bkins glass Arranging his toilet and
r)ntssag himself generally.
f'pDcaer." said Butcher. laushinsiy
8 Gnpposs that you are the luckiss,
oHan IN the world"
"hoW's that, sir. may ask7"
~Why. here you are quite In lovt
VotA yourself. and you haven't
The evening world., 1915-01-29

One of the chief pleasures Of their engagement Is
The happy Saturday Afternoons which they spend To-
sether N the furniture Departments. They pay cash and
The evening world., 1915-01-29
= u,.u AGAINST HEAVY ODDS-By Charles H. Bloomfield
! PartFy
ne ENEXXSO WORID'S MOVIE SIOSY"
COMPLETE EACN WEEK
Al Rights
Reseyvf

Landed a. Seattle instead Of San Francisco,
Charlie, now with only q half day leeway 10
break tho record. gets . train for Chicago thar
viii leave him a fighting chance. Two hun.
drcd miles from Chicago his train is stopped
by a frciaht wreck ahead.
The evening world., 1915-01-29

BY rare good luck. within haif hour after
their catastrophe Charlie and the aviator arc
picked up by n swift United States scout
crulser en- route for home after n visit IN
Asiatic waters. Now hope of succeeding In
MIA ss,ission IL restored.
The evening world., 1915-01-29

Learning that some distance away 10 the
south another railroad line leads into Chicago,
Charlie hires motorcycle from a young man
who Is at the station, on the chance that he
may catch another train on the other road.
The evening world., 1915-01-29
Economical Woman.
II Aosr men are not blssssd with
wi such . treasure Of . wife ~ 10

my wife 10 the most economical wo-
IN In the world" conndsd Langley TO
. friend ono Night. with profound pride.
0<uso for the ssncll Of my motor.car. Sc
krVireat Hesvensi Do you mean III
G3c1ained his friend.
'eurest thing you know. ehe hangs
GDoesecl0th over the gasoline exhaust
oA1 packs away lier furs IN II to keeil
~ moths out during the summer.
hsper's Magazine.
The evening world., 1915-01-29

Reaching small station on the other road,
nc learns that train has just passed which
will not stop until II reaches station twenty
miles nearer Chicago. He Immediately starts
in. pursuit, his motorcycle being faster than
the train.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
BIG MOVING PICTURE
 FEATURE HERE TODAY
"A FOOL THERE WAS" IS CONSID. FRED VERY BEST EFFORT IN
 PICTURE WORLD.

If ever there was a time when the management of the New Central theatre took pride in the announcement of its program il is today. when it of fers the great six. reel feature, "A Fool There Wsa' and this pide is based upon the fact that in the large cities where this masterpiece has been exhibited it has played to packed houses at advanced prices, and later so insistent were the de- mands for a return of this feature, that it was booked for return dates Memphis has witnessed this feature three different occasions There has never been any one moving pictures based upon any classic that has drawn the houses this one has or has pro- duced the sensation that this feature produced
 Some state that board of censors in various cities, owing to the story it depicts. have requested the elimiu- ation Of certain portions of the pic. ture but there timidity in this re- spect was due to over sensativeness and lack of due appreciation for the arising in life and lifes best acting The picture will be shown in full to. day IL is a masterpiece in every sense of the word
 Based as it is upon Kiping's won derful story, it is given in detail It is a masterpiece in poetic art vivi- fled into reality and made impressive by the best talent in the moving pic ture world. See it today by all means at the New Central theatre. (Adyt.1
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
ROYAL TnEATg9

The Iubin feature company has been producing some real novel two and three-reel features lately and in the one they offer today in two parts they have chosen one Of the most remarkable themes ever taken for a drama. The Unmarried Husband" is the title, and it is certainly a strange situation that would call for dra- matic production along the lines the title would suggest Naturally you will ask. How can a man be hus- band and not be married?' That is the question this two part drama solves to your complete satisfaction. Don't fail to see it.
 The Hearst-Selig Weekly the ireat- est and best news review of all, is the second feature of the Royall bill. lt features one of the latest pictures from the war zone and a dozen or more big scenes from other lands where more attention is paid to pros aerity and industry than to the inn proved art of slaughtering men.
 Ham Among the Redskins is a Kalem comedy IL is the story of an unfortunate negro among the Indians Kalem has just begun to use his red
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
LYRIC THEATEE

Today the Lyric offers a pcruriza- ton of one of the greatest stories ever written, the beautiful Irish romance, "The Duchess" the cele- brated story by Charlotte M Bronte, and one of the most widely read stories in all the world of literature.
 To properly present this splendid romance in three magnificent parts the Universal has chosen Cleo Madi- son and Joe King, those two clever dramatic stars, and this in.ures one of the finest screen dramas you ever saw "The Duchess is known the world over as one of the best stories ever written, the best work of one Of the most famous authors since the beginning of the world.
 Warner offers a feature comedy to accompany this big dramatic feature.
 On Wednesday the Lyric offers the second installment of the big new Universal serial, The Black Box Remember, every patron receives a little black box with the second word of the serial sentence in it.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
REMOVAL NOTICE

The Hot Springs Abstract & Guaranty
 Company
 Has removed it's offices to the north east corner room of the Como build Ing, on the ground floor. They will be pleased to meet their old as we l as new customers at their new quar- ters. 3-15-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

about loo miles to the west, and that repairs to the railroad between Mat amoras and Camargo have been near ly completed.
 Gen. Jose Rodriguez, commander of the Villa forces about Matamoros said he expected the van guard of his endorsements tomorrw. This van guard of about 900 men carries at least one 3-inch field piece
 Frank Rabb, collector of customs received word from Washing ton to- day to permit the passage of hay corn and other supplies 10 the Villa forces from the American side oppo- site Las Rusias, the Villa headquar- ters.
 One of the Villa soldiers at head quarters camp is wound Mexican woman dressed in sombero, khaki, jacket, trousers and hunting shoes She expected to fight woith the men in the assault on Matamoros
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
PlNCHOT DlsTASTFUL.
German Government Objects to Him a Member of Belgium Relief
 Committee.

Washington, April 5.-Gifford Pin. chot, according to advices to the state department reached Antwerp, Belgium, but was not permitted to proceed further in his work as mem- be of the American relief commission in Belgium although detailed as q special diplomatic agent of the Amer can government.
 The German authorities objected because Mr Pinchots sister is Lady Allen Iohnstone, wife of the former British minister to Denmark, who $
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
Makes 61 Feel Like 16.

q suffered with kidney aiIment for two years" writes Mrs, M. A Bridges, Robinson, Miss, and com menced taking Foley Kidney Pills about ten months ago. I am now able to do all my work without fatigue am now 61 years of age and feel like 1G-year old girl" Foley Kidney Pills strengthen and invigorate weak, tired and deranged kidneys; relieve backache, weak back, rheumatism and bladder trouble, They are tonic in action. Obtainable everywhere.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
THE THEATERS
AT THE PRINCESS

Tlere are features at the Princess that attracts the lovers of good mo- ton pictures and splendid music. The Princess is showing the cldssiest pie lures in the city, Paramount features, Keystone comedies and Mutual mas terpieces, every day. You have lost track of the Mutuais for several months. but there are some new and clever stars in these productions that at once stamp them as the best.
 Today the bill is headed by another of those stunning KayBee two part features, a real classic in motion pie ture making, full of life, action, beauty and thrills. There are no bet ter dramas than are being offered by the Kay-Bee com pany and this one to- day is even better than the splendid one shown last week. Special or chestra selections played during the showing of the picture
 "A Corner on Babies" is the appro- priate title of comedy that is from the Royal company. It is a full 1000 feet of joy and laughs. The Royal is one Of the good comedy companies Of the Mutuals.
 The Princess company, maker of splendid dramas and comedies, will release The Schemers.' a mystery drama in one reel that will be sure to please
 A feature of this bill is the splen- did musical program accompanying it Violin solos, piano soles, full or. chestra selections and just enough realistic mechanical effects 10 make the pictures good
 On Wednesday the Princess oIter4 one of the biggest features of the sea son in the Mutual Weekly. IL shows Lincoln Beachey's fall 10 death from his aeropane few days ago in his final flight on the Pacific coast Other scenes shown are the latest war pictures; the new r. S l4-inch guns, Barney Oldfield winning the Panama-Pacific automobile race, and others. Watch the Princess an nouncemeuts.
 Amateurs for Friday night are re- quested 10 report by Wednesday night
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

Dee Higgett'S Golden Tip tea for
 oaking iced tea. This tea Is pro cured only from the early fiOwery pickings. which in this country is found in but few Of the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from 32.00 to $500 pound. Price S1.00 a pound. For sale by K. G. Nor. his Drug Co. Phone 2As. s10-u
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Vapor City Baseball Club, in order to buy equipment and to maintain first-class ball team, is asking public donations. When volunteer colnred girls call upon you. please place the amount of your subscription in the small bank carried by taem. J. c. Cobb, President; Horatio Ash, Man
 ager. 2-17-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

still in the British diplomatic service. Germany mas nslsteI from the begin ming that all agents and consults of the American government in Begian territory under German military oc- cupation should have no connection, however, remote with her enemies.
 lt is undrstood that the state de- partment will assign Pinchot to other work in the war zone
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

storm until sighted yesterday by-the Comus off Cape Lookout. N. c. The Wellington with two barges lumber laden was bound from Jacksonville to Philadelphia. What became of the tug and the other bage was unknown to the crew of the Northwest
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
coMus REscuEs FIVE.

New York April 5.-The steamer Comus from New orleans brought in- 10 port today five members of the crew of the barge Northwest which broke away from the tug Wellington Friday and drifted helpless in the
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
BATTLE DRAWING NEAR.
Indications That the Armies Are Get
 ting Near Fight Across Border.

Brownsville, Tex April 5.-lnfor- mation that the time for the battle by Villa forces for possession of Mat amofos is drawing near was received by American army officers at Fort Brown nere today They was told that ten to. a dozen flat cars carrying field artillery are ut or near Camargo,
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

skins to produce comedies and they are novel and unique as well as funny to a marked degree.
 W ednesday Essanay offers some thing unusual in a two part drama, entitled, The Countess Watchelta's T.,vo1t
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
A. L. SNEED, M. D.
Be Cured First -PayWhenCur0d

A safe and painless cure for Alec hol and Drug Addictions. Strict prl- Va y and personal attention assured by a physician with years of experl- ence. Address Drawer No. 497.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

The Pastime theater wishes to an
nounce that on Monday next. they
will begin to use the Universal SER
vice which is the very best obtain
able. also that on Monday night,
March 22, they will begin the famous
serial. "The Master Key" by John
Fleming Wilson, n thrilling story of
romance and mystery. This serial
will be presented each Monday night
for fifteen weeks, and two big reels
will be shown on each occasion. You
will want To see this fascinating at
traction 81 make your plans accord
ingly-adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
Prominent Veterinary Here

DR.. q. II. Young. one Of Michi-
gan's most prominent veterinary sur
goes. arrived in Deming this week,
motoring in from San Diego with his
wife and daughter.
DR.. Young is very favorably i'm.
pressed with Dcming's activities
aud is more than likely to become II
prinaneni resident.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
Free Clinic

Doctors Moran and Morton of this
city. whose offices are in the Moran
block on Gold avenue. will institute
II series Of free clinics for INDECENT
patients. The clinics ARE to take
place on the fourth Thursday of each
month and the first will be given ON
March %.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

A. q. lngersoll. of Ames, Iowa,
who has for some week, been cores
bonding with the chamber of com
mrrce. arrived Yesterday and will
soon be IN active farmer. His fam
iIv will arrive soon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
Five Hundred

At her home ON West Pine street
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. II. q. Bush
entertained II group of young ladies
at five hundred in honor of Miss
Whalen of Los Angeles. TIL, games
were played ut three tables and the
score cards were golden harps, bear
ing the green. The prizes. two dainty
hand made Bugs, were awarded the
honoree, Miss Whalen and 10 Miss
Mary Lou Swope. A 2-course lunch
con was served with decorations in
green and white. the mints bearing
tiny green flags. The favors were
carnations.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

W" do all kind of hauling at rcn i
sonable rate. All work guaranteed,
Watkins Fuel 4 Transfer Co., tele.
phone 263-adv. If.