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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

strength in the swine trade is most
pronounced with only a small run re
ported in the yards over night Cen
eral sales were made at Tuesdays
price range. For top stuff buyers are
freely offering SIS at North Portland
with supplies under current require
meuts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

CARTER q SNiYTHE, ATTORNEYS
at law. office in rear of Ameri-
can National Bank building
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

Market for cattle is strong at North
Portland. Sales reported during the
day were at extreme figures, quality
considered. with demand far better
than offerings Some interior stuii
came forward but tops are generally
absent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
SEEK DAMAGES
FROM MAN WHO
CAUSED ARREST

q q q q q

Alleging that he injured them IN
their good name ana reputation ny
causing their arrest, Transito Montoya
and Mrs Seprinlta Montoya yesteruaS
brought action in the district court
against d. f, Mcdonald. Separate
suits were filed by Montoya ana MIS-
Montoya. Each asks Judgment iof
$4,000. Heacock q Cornell are 'he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
MANY VISITORS
tn FAIR TAKE IN
N. AND N. SHOW
Casino, Where Merchants and
Manufacturers Exhibited,
Gets Big Share of CrowdS'
Attention, +

~ the exhibits at the state re-
,rounds those of Albuquerque bu
noes houses in the Casino came in 7
= rll share of attention and denr
rtr,tcd fully the scope and high cH'
- the lines of business represente
strong Bros, the pioneer hhe
t,rnisbers." exhibited a modern, M
tar, kitchen done in white. Th eN-
hihit consisted of refrigerator, } 'se'
Kitchen cabinet, table and Taii,
I,ycrv article was white and hafiy
oll white enamel This display 'as
enter of attraction for the ouse-
wives. present and prospeciv
The John S. Beaver Coal { npahy
had well gotten-up exhibit, " prih-
rinal feature of which wasi NAM
moth brass coal bucket fillee WIN the
adusky diamonds In neat iss-coV-
cred cases were displayed + dlIIer'
ent Kinds of coal and woo SOFA py
the company
rho Matthew Dairy an Supply
cnmpanys booth interested me taflh-
ers attending the fair. Tbs company
10 the agent for the De kVal cream
saparators and its exhibiVonsisted Of
number of this well kr IN make OF
saparators. n
The man with money, looks or any
thing else worth keepfg in a safe
place stopped at the 'trongs Book
store exhibit of the safe cabinets. Sew
oral styles Of cabinets we're on display,
from the baby size up, and there was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
From Powder to Dye.

Girard. in the Philadelphia Public
Ledger. says the Du POINTS are plan
ming to convert their big Delaware
plants into works for the
manufacture of dyes after the war Is
over. He asaerts that 1000 chemists
are on the Du Pont payroll and that
ceaseless experimentation Is in pro-
press TO discover the secrets that have
made the Germans master Of the dye
situation throughout the world. the
story Is not improblhiy true. II the
Du Pontg have been wise enough TO
see this opportunity and seize upon
IT, there is every reason to believe
they will succeed in establishing al
Industry capable Of giving German
science and efficiency the most ef'
fcctive kind Of competition,-Chicag'
Post
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

nlortvR literature for distribution,
toIIinoi the heat-resisting qualities
Of sht-wcight safe cabinet.
Bank on Grounds.
! no & Mauger, the First street
bardre and implement store, had a
lar.and interesting display, the chief
feat of which was the Sharples
ere, separator. The interested
rar err stopping at this display. was
1 sim the advantage of owning
sfples,
tlc kapple Furniture company, the
b store one-half block east of the
/ sM. G. \. building had a booth that
Eracted general attention. The
EDosier kitchen cabinet which saves
4 lies of steps the Tabled, a combi-
alton library table and comfortable
ed which answers the riddle, When
$ bed not bed?, and a Moore range
iivided honors in this exhibit.
The word "Kaseman" in letters
made of small pieces of coal, drew at
ention to the Hahn Coal company eX-
libit and the interior of the booth
ustained the interest A large base
burner, with a hard coal fire repre-
ented by red electric bulbs, occupied
me corner Of the booth, while attra2-
lively arranged were displays Of all
he various Goals and wood handled
" the Hahn company.
An innovation and quite an aarom-
notation to fair visitors were the
headquarters of the state National
,ank, in the east front Of the Casino.
Here checks Were cashed and numer-
nus accommodation were extended.
The Comstock Castle stove COM
amy for which the L. b. Putney 90.
md j. Korber co. are local iobhers,
lad an extensive exhibit of Economy
cooking sand heating stoves. Stoves
uited to every possible use and purse
we're included in this display
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
SECOND MONTH OPENS WITH FINE
PROSPECTS; LARGER ENROLMENT

sight now predict that the present
war period will be followed in this na-
ton with the greatest prosperity our
country has ever known. An the
schools combined will not be able to
supply the need for trained business
assistants. such as bookkeepors, stem
ographcrs reporters, accountants,
cashiers, secretaries, managers, not to
mention the continually charging civ
Ill service opportunities
Now is the time to SOW and prepare.
The reaping and harvest time is sure
to come,
Write or telephone 627, the manage
mcnt. and learn if it will not be to
your advantage to enroll at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
ALLEGED BLACKMAILER5
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

MORNING JOURNAL HFASlNI N"N""6 $500
Chicago Sept. 30.-Alleged black
mailers of a man described as veal
thy eastern manufacturer" were TAX
en- into custody by federal agents in a
raid on an apartment house early to-
day.
The prisoners were two men and a
woman.
Elaborate opium smoking OUTFITS
and a large quantity of habit-forming
drugs were seized in the raid, federal
agents said,
Those taken into custody are r. II.
Golden, who said he was real estate
agent; Mrs Grace Golden, his WIFE
and John f, Lawrence, said to be
travelling salesman.
Federal officers are holding a mum
Der of letters written by wealthy
Cedar Rapids, Ia, merchant to two
! Chicago girls. The merchant CLAIMS
the girls lured him to an apartment
and with the aid of eonfederfates
forced him to pay $4,000 Attorneys
for the girls claim the letters prove
that the Iowa man wrOnged the girls
and made payment as recompense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
q q q q q

Charles Blanton, Harmon Beatty, X
~ chapman 3, Martin Garlic. 5. -
Crisp, w. G. Carson, Nicolas cara
Jaal, Jose f. Castillo, II. Albert De
wit, Or A. NJ Freels Antonio f.
Garcia, Igancio Gutierrez, Jose Gar
cia Rogoro Gonzales, l.. i. Houck'
otto NJ. faster, Pat King, Halerio Lo-
pez Daniel Mesa, D.. h. Messenger
Chas. Mitchell, Emilio Martin, Ramon
Martinez, NJ. Massengale, Jose l.
Montalva, Miguel Nunes, w. W. Me
hols, Thompson Nefather, p, L. ole
son. j. Fine Juan Rublo, Juan RIOS
T. II, smith g. Nigel Sandoval a. W
steward, Ramolo Urbano, X, w. Yves
singer. Umberto Xcnorio
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

The second month Of the fan term
of the Albuquerque Business College
opens with fine prospects for a CON
unuance Of the interest shown on all
sides in business education aud train
ing.
Nearly every county in the state is
represented and the student-body gives
promise of teing as fine and success
.fuI class as has eyer attended this
wen-known institution. The attend
lance is considerably ahead of last
year and but a few vacant desks re
main. Most of these will be taken by
young people who have siguified their
intention Of enrolling early in the
present month.
Men of big business and great fore
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

Mrs. A. NJ. Brookes and son Will re
turn shortly from their summers stay
in the east. Judge and Mrs. l.. c. COT.
Inns, who have occupied the Brookes
residence during the summer VIII
take the residence of General Harry I.
Herring for the winter.
Mrs Edward A. Buckley aitet
spending the summer in Santa Fe and
round about, has left for Colorado
Springs. Denver and other Colorado
points and after visiting her home IN
New York city will return to santa
Fe Gin December.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Ladies' List

Miss A. A. Adams, Miss Ethel Bee
ker. Mrs. II. d. Boyd, Mrs Sabra
Campbell, Miss Domiuiia Candearia'
Mrs Elizabeth Day, Miss Mildren
Dougherty. Miss Rosa NJ. Dolan, Mrs
L. Hough. Mrs. Claude James, Mrs
c. e. Lewis, Mrs. Agnes Marian, Miss
Ramon Montollo. Jesusita D. de No
liega. Mrs. J. r. Ottego Mrs. T. IL.
Pickett. Mrs. Dora Rogers, Juana Ra-
Mas. Miss Hobert Rate, Miss Carmen
Rembas, 3, sandoval Miss Francis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

Peking. oct 1.-The Chinese gov
eminent has concluded an agreement
with the Siems-Carey company, OF
st. Paul, Mimi, financed by the
American international corporation
for the construction of more than p
GOO miles of railway The probable
cost OF this work will be more than
500. 100000, and construction VIII
begin Immediately.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
Colorodans Ready for border.

Denver. Sept. 3O.-Batteries b ana
10. Colorado national guard were pre-
pairing late today to leave for the Dor
der. The equipment was loaded ana
IL was announced that the troops eX-
pected to be on their way by night
The contingent numbers fourteen OF
ficers and 254 men, in command OF
Major William f. Sharp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
ARKANSAS BANKER IS
CONVICTED OF FRAUD
Ii. ..oa.,.a lnnanAL ssscLAl lEAssn wLaEl

ThF NuFTF7'F" ''IV''7'77E =" -, ~
Fort Smith, Ark, sept 30-T. w.
II Boone, president Of the defunct
American National bank which talIeu
here with shortage reported by BANK
examiners to have been over $200OOo,
was found guilty by a jury in the fed
eraI court here today on one count OF
nm indictment charging Justification Of
a report of the banks condition to the
COMPTROLLER of the currency
Attorneys for Boone, who has be'n
on trial for several days, announced
the case would be appealed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
81 CANDIDATES
FOR MEMBERSHIP
IN K. {. COUNCIL
Big Class to Be Put Through
Three Degrees Today Cere-
monies in the EIkS' Lodge
Room,

Many knights Of Columbus from
different parts of New Mexico, ana
from northern Arizona, arrived In the
city yesterday and last night to at
tend the exemplification of the three
degrees OF the order to large class
of candidates today. Thirty-fiVe can
didates are to receive the degree
honors. in the Elks lodge room, third
floor OF the Elks' building. The nrst
degree is To be xemplificd this morn
ing and the second and third tins ait
ernoon. past state Deputy j. w. GIN
bons. of Topeka, Kas., one of the best
known degree men in the middle west,
arrived last night to assist in the eN-
empuficaton Of the major degree
past state Deputy O. \. Marion OF
Albuquerque, was to have been master
of the third degree, but was called 10
Los Angeles suddenly several days ago
by the serious Illness of his father-ln-
/ law. Ralph Hallorau. Past state Dep
utv Francis T.. Wood will eNemphiY
! the degree. assisted 10y state Deputy
/ r. A. McClernon, Of Las Cruces.
Councils to be officially represented
and which had reported last night, IN
clude Las Vegas santa Fee, WlhsloW'
Flagstaff, Gallup, El Paso.
Banquet This Evening.
4 feature Of the program for the
day viii be banquet to be served III
the Elks ball room at $3.50 this oven
ing This banquet is expected to b'
real "get-together' meeting for the
knights of Columbus of the state, th'
J Albuuuorquo council being the mothel
council in New Mexico.
i Every knight of Columbus III Anu
oueruue is invited to attend the degre'
= work today and to be the guest OF tn
= council at the banquet tonight.
! special invitation is extended L
knights who are in Albuquerque TEN
porarily and to members who happe
Ito be in town for the day.
The program is to begin at Z o'cloe
this morning, when the knights Q
e Columbus and candidates Will atten
. mass and receive Holy Communion a
e the Church Of the Immaculate Con
e ccption, sixth street and Copper ave
70 nue..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
Mrs. Marshall Ill.

Elkhart, Ind, Sept SO.--Mrs. Thorn
shall wife Of the vice president, was
so i'll here today that physician was
called to attend her. The symptoms
were said to be those Of ptomaine
poisoning, and Mrs. Marshall was
placed under the care of a nurse. It
was believed that she was improved
tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
PROGRAM NO. 3 SATURDAY

ss s9 ss, inf 3 By 1e4s S:23 a. day.
Signal Rockets of every hue
ing seven Tevo7as devices the newest effects with
7P5SSSaFte ' str Ss6eyP RocS S4so2 b.
shells releasing revolving columns of fire
1o-B4rTEiEs or ' JEWELS 50 displays myrad of
desesn i' i jewels snl5
is-shells of gittering gold and glter9g silver,
-Snhs F T59 e s6e9Eiectio ashs6t
l5-IS-in. Repeater shells-red white and blue
-sET PIECE THE KODAK wHEEGA cluster of off, revolving 5s
devices which emit much light that photography IS P0
is-God spans i''y Roekets-1 b.
SS99- yEIy,g, Tree rec. R9ckets ,- bn
sGT PIECE # RaSe M4SEsiJT @cuRTANA reports
-N SpS f5 REPEATER i1 s Sei mafng displays
S%wons &o3Sa M s ss ,5o Tsien
train 0 of dogs ss5 d5o {Sa sleigh is seen to pass
s-Fght of SD cornoc0p %iH oeke G1cot
$THE PYG3PM2R gratis Ser Jv o2 sXS rotating de-
vice Of many parts and intricate design 2Ox2O feet
$3-5o-n Shell dispia5ng a cloud Of parachute effects
35-sET PIECE P41Mn7To AvENuE-A group golden palms
90 = $50 feet long inerspersed with emeraIds'
batteries 100 feet molten gold and emerald
4 S-TeIey oF d 4ssi9 nn c FqSssts
t5-9@tteriss Of descgnt go%lss Of pastel nf blossoms
of Gn R shes pPodGSnE @n otr
t!-shels of electric darts and jewel bursts
45-tHght of Glib telescope repeating rockets
Mommoth proccie pToducns an cloud studded
thrilling picture which fleet of arshP G amu
n FoEe are and en re of modern typewhst be-
i % ne aq anti, guns are gSt down with deafen
ing explosions whilst the engagement the ar Is Of
49-sET PIECE GOOD NIGHT
az "I'AND FlNALE-VOLLEH OF REFOfl0'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

smith, Apolona savedra, Miss Eveng-
listu Zuni.
Mems List
j. II. Abrams, siberia Abcyta, S
=. ArmijO, II W. Bass Il. q. Brown,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

wANTED-Clean cotton rags at the Jour
nal office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
Tonight at 8 O'Clock
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
Admission Same as During Last Week. Reg
ular Fair Season Tickets Also
Good for Tonight.

Before the fireworks, beginning at I and
lasting only one hour there will be band
concert by the local band in front OF the
grandstand
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
TODAY'S BEST FILMS.

Crandali's, Ninth and f streets
Mollie King and Arthur Adhley in
The Summer Girl" (World Film
Corp.).
Savoy. Fourteenth street and Co
lumbia road-Blanche Sweet In
THE Dupc" LAsky).
Apollo. 62I H street northeast-Edith
Storey and Antonio Moreno in
THE shop Girl" ". l. 8. E,-vita-
Avenue Grand. as Pennsylvania ave-
''Hoodoo Ann" (Triangle Fine
Loew's Columbia, Twelfth and F
streets-Vivian Martin in 1.-The
Stronger Love" (Morosco), and
Charles Chaplin in "one A. NJ"
Garden. l23 Ninth street-charles
Chaplin in "One A. M" (MutuaD.
Strand. Ninth and d streets-Frank
keenan, and Enid Marley In 1.-THE
Phantom" (Triangle-Kay Bee).
Circle, 2lo6 Pennsylvania avenue
f Feast Of f hoSs w xSnnf Film corp
Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth
Plckford in THE Founding"
(Famous PlayerO.
Central Park. Ninth. near q street.
and Leader Theater. Ninth, be-
tween Fl and r streets-Ella Hall
in The Love Girl" Universal
Rluebird).
Home, Twelfth and C streets north
east-'The Greater VIII" (Pathe).
Penn Gardens. Twenty-first street
and Pennsylvania ayenue-Edgar
selwyn In 'The Arab" (Lasky).
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
CATFISH IN SPIGOTS
IN BALTIMORE HOMES
Two Families Have Visitations
Through Water Pipes.

BALTIMORE. Aug. N.-The health do
partment from time to time has sus-
gested the boiling Of drinking water.
il has even limited that there might pre-
vail in Baltimore's supply some typhoid
bacilli But never have they warned
against the presence Of fish that swim
in the city reservoirs.
Henry Knoll. who lives at 2z33 orem
avenue, got one Of these fish Friday
morning when drawing some water
from a faucet in his kitchen. II was
fully formed. resembling the catfish.
sergt. Charles L. Yeagie. Of the north
western district. lives at 2235 Orem ave.
nue.. On the afternoon following the
discovery Of fish In the Knoll water
supply. Mrs. Yeagle experienced diff
Guilty In marking water flow through |.
hose attached to one Of the spiggots Of
her home. Shutting off the supply. che
unscrewed the nozzle. A fish like the
one found at the Knoll home came mer-
riiy out of the hose. Sergeant Yeagle
settled the controversy as TO the species
by announcing that both were catfish.
His version has been accepted by both
IN miles,
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
PRESS CLUB SEES
WAR PICTURE DRAMA
Wars Women" Shown for First
Time on Roof Garden.

The FIRST presentation Of WARS
Women" produced by Thomas H. lnce.
q thrilling motion picture drama of the
possibilities Of war. was seen on the
roof garden Of the National Press Club
last night.
Despite the unusual coolness Of the
evening several hundred club members
and their families remained throughout
the showing Of the big six-reel feature.
Louis Browns orchestra contributed n
classical musical program.
Wars Women" is gripping nlm
story showing marauding soldiery.
scenes and battles attendant upon the
capture of village and indignitics
visited upon its defenseless men and
women. Frank Keenan, plays the role
Of the Emir Of Bahama. and does a
remarkable bit OF character acting as
a cruel and despotic chieftain. The
other leading roles are played by
Charles X. French and Enid Marley.
The public presentation of Wars
short time. The nlm Is produced by
the Fulton Film Corporation and the
pictures are excellent from an artistic
standpoint
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
MT. RAINIER READY
FOR ITS CARNIVAL
Refreshment Stand to Be In
Charge Of Third Ward In
provement Association.

The refreshment stand at the Mt.
Rainier carnival. which will begin Labor
Day. 10 In charge OF the Third Ward
Improvement Association. one Of the
most active civic organisations in either
the District or Maryland.
This association has often demonstra-
ted its ability to carry through the most
difficult undertakings. and may be de-
pended upon 10 make . success Of the
part It IL taking in the carnival next
month.
The principal aim Of the association
has been the laying OF cement sidewalks.
II already has brought about the laying
of nearly 1900 feet Of paving.
The proceeds OF the carnival are 10 be
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
EASTERN QUESTION
is BLAMED FOR WAR
Lecturer Calls Great Struggle Con-
tinuation of Previous Conflicts.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

That the Eastern question. and not
the assassination of Archduke Ferdin-
and. Of Austria, nor the increase Of
ornaments. was the real cause Of the
European war. was the assertion made
by Arthur q. Daniels. president of the
Seventh Day Adventist Mission Board.
in an address last night at the gospel
tent. Sixteenth street and Park road.
Mr.. Daniels recently returned from
the continent. His lecture, which was
the first Of a series OF three. was illus
trated with Views Of scenes on the bat
tlefields Of Europe.
This war Is the continuation OF the
many smaller wars on the Eastern
question which have been waged at Diff
ferent times. In different places. and by
different combinations OF the European
powers for more than a century," said
Mr. Daniels.
THE real bone Of contention in the
present struggle IL Constantinople. The
day Of the Turk In Europe Is at an
end"
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
Grifith's New Play

Next Monday night the newest d.
w. Griffith photoplay production.
Intolerance" will be presented pub
licly for the first time at the Libert!
Theater. In New York. Griffith has
leased the Liberty Theater from
Klaw 4 Erianger for the season Of
1861. and hopes that intolerance"
will be given even greater support
Of a Nation"
The new production is Griffiths
pet Of all his motion picture work.
and he has been working out the
idea for five years past. He hopes
to show that intolerance 10 the
greatest obstacle to civilization. The
story Of the play deals with a young
couple engaged In social service
work. They encounter intolerance at
the beginning.
The producer takes his audiences
back to the days OF Babylon. Of
Judea, at the beginning of the Chris
tian area. and to the massacre Of st.
Bartholomew in Paris In 1872. to
show that the same spirit of intol-
erance existed In those times. In
fact, he has endeavored to bring
down to modern times types of peo-
pie of the same intolerant attitudes
from the earliest days Of history.
The Washington times., 1916-08-14

devoted almost entirely to building sids-
walks, 90 the Third Ward Association
10 particularly interested. G. G. Almond
10 chairman Of the committee In charge
OF the refreshment booth.
The program for the two weeks' car
nivai includes two Madri 0ras evenings.
several prise dancing contests, q ma
ternity and other features.
Fred ID. weber - chairman of u
carnival committee. u. G. HArrnAn =
tsry. Julius Rsiners u In charge Of he
publicity work.
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
ALEXANDRIA A. 0. \.
GOING TOCONVEMT|ON
Delegates and AIternates Chos-
en- for Richmond Event.
Contractors Are Active.

ALEXANDRIA,. Aug. H.-Aiexandrfa
Division. No. I. Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans, II making arrangements to send
q large delegation to the annual con-
yentiop OF the Virginia division Of the
order, which opens In Richmond next
Monday, August n. The Hibernians will
remain In session for three days.
Delegates were elected at a meeting
yesterday in the reading room Of the
Young Mems sodality Lyceum Hall. a.
follows: William Desmond, f. T.
Quinn, T. d. Downey. John d. Nor
moyle. James Roche, and M J. M Ws,,sr
Thomas MacFarland. John Mckenna, I.
MCGOWAN, william Igoe, and ]. J. Han
ratty.
Blessed Virgin Mary will be observed
Catholic Church tomorrow: Masses win
be celebrated at 8. and O'Clock IN
the morning: A. I:1 ocaCin ~ the
sodaIity Of the Blessed Virgin.
Considerable work IL being done In
Alexandria at the present time IN rs-
modelling n% Sers g, ana contractors
are busy finding workmen 10 heip them
nll their contracts.
Several local fraternei orders are max
ing plans for large class limitations to
take place in the fall, seminole Tribe
No. IS, Improved Order of Red Men.
expect to initiate a class OF nearly nfty
candidates November and plans are
1915, Loyal Order Of Moose. for q class
Initiation October 10, when II 10 ex-
pected twenty-five candidates will be
received.
The August term Of the corporation
court was formally called to order at IL
o'clock this morning. and Immediately
| adjourned, there being no business TO
dispose Of at this term.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Muir.
| ply took place this morning at .
| o'clock at ST. Mary's Catholic Church,
| the Rev. Louis Smet officiating.
| Columbia IRE engine company will
hold a meeting tonight at the engine
| house on South st. Asaph street, to
plan to attend the fremen's convention
In Harrisonburg beginning August q