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REPORTS OF
 MARKETS COTTON-GRAIN-LIVESTQCK.
Kew IOrn Cotton,

New York, April 11.-Some scatter ing liquidation of near months pre- vented full response to higher Liver pool cables at he opening of the cot ton market hero tn $ morning. Near months offerings were pretty well absorbed by trade buying. however, and after opening steady at an ad- vance of jM3 points, active months sold ah0ul n points net higher. with May working up to 1i.93e, July fo 12.10c aud October to 12.23c.
 The weather map showed higher .,temE mEera1urcs in the South and was ; iconsidored more favorable, but there had, been little buying On tae scatter ing eCnpla nts of yesterday and ill improved conditions did not seem to promote any selling this morning. Business was moderately active a, the start and there seemed to be some commission house buy ng of new crop smonths. Liverpool was a moderate seller of October.
 Liverpool also sold January here on 9 considerable scale during the frs: hour and two or three private cables were received predicting wider differ e0teS Dei ell lie two lhafAclS. lu'9 selling checkd the advance hre at 12.1oc for July and trad ng late ill the morning was quiet with fluctua- tions narrow and irregular. but with tre undertone fairly sl'eady- at d net advance of ? or 3 points.
 Prices sagged off to ,11.S9c for May and l2.06c for July and 12.22c for Oc tcber or back to within a point or two of last nights closing figures dur ng the middle of the afternoon.
 The market continued quiet and rumors of an advance Ill ocean ,'reigAts appeared to lack contirma ttion
 Cotton closed steady. The range:
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Fifty-seven (5), all block Fifty eight, (5S), West Half of Block Seventy
 70), Lots One, Two. Three, Four and Five, Sub division of Block s 'Xty-nine, Lot Ten 10) Palmers Subdivision ings Addition to the City of Pine Bluff.
 Lots Seven and E ght in Roberts X, Iankersleys Addition to the City Of Pine Bluff.
 The parts of Block T!lirtytwo DeX- ter Ha-dings Addition to the City of Pine Bluff, described as follows:
 Commence Fourteen and one-half GA 1-2) Feet west of the Southeast corner of Southwest (SW 1-4 Guar ter olf the North west (NW1-D Quar- ter of Section Ten 1M. Township Six (6> South Range Nine (9 West, thence North One Hundred Two 102) Feet, for a DO nt of beginning thence North One Hundred Twenty 120) Feet. thence East One Hundred Twenty-three and one-half 123h) Feet to State Street, thence South One Hundred Twenty 120) Feet, liieHCe west OIe fiuIuleQ W1nIy = three and one-half 12315) Feet, to the point of beginning, also,
 Commence Fourteen and one-half 141ZD feet west, of the Southeast Corner of Southwest (SW1-D Quar- ter of the Northwest (NW14) Quar- ter of Section Ten GO Township Six (6) South, Range Nine (0 West, thence North One Hundred Two 1O2) Feet, thence East One Hundred Twenty-three ard one-half 123h) feet to State Street. thence South One Hundred Two 002) Feet thence West One Hundred Twenty-three and one half 1231AD lsee', to the point of be- ginning.
 SECTION 3. that all ordinances or ima,t t of ordinances in conflict herewith be, and the same ara here repealed, and th's ordinance being necessary for the public peace, health and safety shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage Passed and approved April 10th, 1916.
 i1t SIMON BLOOM, Mayor. Attest:
 W. A. LEE. City Clerk.
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l An ordinance laying off certain DOT { tions of the City of Pine Buff, Ar
 kansas, into an Improvemenl District and designating the boundaries there , of. said district to be known as Pay ing District No. 39, therefore.
 WHEREAS, more than ten @wncr: of real property within that portion of the City of Pine Bluff, Jefferson
 County, Arkansas, hereinafter do- scribed having pet toned the City Council of the City of Pine Bluff. Ar
 kansas, to take steps towards ,he
 making of local improvements within
 said district, for the purpose of paw
 ing Eleventh Avenue from East side
 of State Street to East side of Ala
 bama Street; Twelfth Avenue from
 East s de of State Street to West
 Side of Alabama Street, Twelfth Av- ALue from East side of Alabama Street, to West side of Tennessee Street
 Thirteenth Avenue from East side of
 Main Street to West Side of State Street: Thirteenth Avenue from East side of State Street to West side of Alabama Street, Thirteenth Avenue from East side of Alabama Street to West side of Georgia Street. Fifteenth Avenue from East $ de of State Street to West side of Alabama Street. Six t'cnth Avenue from East side of Main Street to West side of State Street; Sixteenth Avenue from East Side of State Street to West side Of Alabama Street; and Alabama Street from South side of Eleventh Avenue to North side of Harding Avenue, with asphaltic concrete or such other ma terial. therefore.
 Re it ordanied by the City Counci! oi the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas:
 SECTION 1. That Paving District No. 3S of said City of Pine Bluff. Ar kansas, be and the same is hereby created. and established for the pur- Lose of paving Eleventh Avenue from East side of State Street to East side Of Alabama Street; Twelfth Avenue from East side of State Street to West side of Alabama Street; Twelfth Ay- enue from East side of Alabama Street to West side of Tennessee Street: Thirteenth Avenue from East side of Main Street to West side of State Street; Thirteenth Avenue from East side of State Street to West side Of Alabama Strect: Thirteenth Avenue from East side of Alabama Street to West side of Georgia Street: Fifteenth Avenue from East s de of State Street to West side, of Alabama street; Six teenth Avenue from East side of Main Street to west side of State Street: Sixteenth Avenue from East side State Street to- West side Of Alabama Street; Alabama Street from South side of Eleventh Avenue to North side
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LEGAL NOTICES
ORDNANCE NO 1447.

All ordinance laying off certain DOT
 tlons of the City of Pine Bluff. Ar
 kansas, into an Improvement District,
 and designating the boundaries there
 Of said district to be known as Curb
 and Gutter District No. 5, therefore.
 WHEREAS, more than ten owners
 cl real property within that portion
 ct the City of Pine Bluff. Jefferson
 County, Arkansas, hereinafter de-
 scribed having petitioned the City
 council of the City of Pine Bluff, Ar
 kansas, to take steps for the making
 of focal improvements within said dis
 1r1cS' TOT the purpose of laying curb
 and gutter on both sides Of Alabama
 street from Eleventh Avenue to Hard
 lnS Avenue; both side of Eleventh Avenue from State Street to Alabama Street; both s des. of Twelfth Avenue from State Street to Tennessee Street:
 both sides Of Thirteenth Avenue from H'ain Street to Georgia Street; both sldes of Fifteenth Avenue from State street to Alabama Street; both sides sixteenth Avenue north side from olate street to a point Of One Hundred Three and Three Tenths feet Q03.3. West of State Street: North Side of Sixteenth Avenue from Main Street to State Street to he made of concrete.
 De II ordained by the City Council pi the Clty of Pine Bluff. Arkansas:
 SECTION 1, That Curb and Gutter District No. 3. of said City of Pine blu1i' Arkansas, be and the same is hereby created. and established -fo- she purpose of laying curb and gutter on both sides Alabama Street from Nleventh Avenue to Harding Avenue: Both ~'des of Eleventh Avenue from state : rect to Alabama Street: Both sides of Twelfth Avenue from Statt,, Street to Tennessee Street; both sides or Thirteenth Avenue from Main street to Georgia Street; both sides of tlfteenth Avenue tfrom Stste StreeI 10 Alabama Street; Both sides of Six teenth Avenue North side from State street M to point of One Hundred lhree and three tsnths (10s,3) Feet west Of State Street, North Side of sixteenth Avenue from Main Street to otate street. with concrete, and that said P strict shall compose and in- elude the following real property in the City Of Pine Bluff, Jefferson county, Arkansas, to-wit:
 south Half e. Block Fifteen (15, ,Nor.h-West (NW 1-4) Quarter and south Half of Block Twenty-one (2D. south Half of Block Twenty (ool south Half of Block Ninetean 19l, North half of Blcck Thirty-six (36,, Nolth-Aalf of Block Thirty-five (35). all of Block Thiyty-four (sD, all Of Block Twenty-two (22), East Half of Block Thirty-three (3S), North Sixty- two (62) Feet of Northwest (NW1-4 Quarter, Block Thirty three (33) North Half (Nh) alNi South west (sW1-Q Quarter in Block Thirty-nine t3O, East Half and North Sixty (6ol Feet of Northwest (NW 1-4) Quarter. in Block Forty (4O, West Half oe Block Fiftytwo t52). East Half and Southwest tSW1-4) Quarter in Block Fifty-one (51). West Half of Block
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New Orleans Cctton.

New Orleans. April 11.-.A quiet but steady tone prevailed in the first half hour of business on the cotton market here today and prices advanced 4M3 points. Cables were better than due and reports of the Killing on large scale Of young cotton by the recent cold weather stimulated moderate buying.
 Reports from the belt telling of an increased acreae practically every where checked the upward swing. At noon prices were at a net advance ( points.
 The market was stagnant in the afternoon.
 Cotton closed steady at an advance o.sli1 @5 points. The range:
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Closed
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool. Aprll 11,-Spot cotton steady; good m ddllng, 7.9od; mid ding, 766d; low mlddling, 7.42d; sales, 1000 bales; for speculation and expert, 1000 bales; receipts, 20,oOo bales.
 Futures very steady; April 7.57d; AprilMay, 7.56d: May-June. 7.56d: June-July, 7.54d; JulyAugust, 7.52d i, August September, 7.46d; September Cctcber. 7.39d; November, 7.35d; November December, 7.32d; De- Gemher-January. 7.3od; January-Feb- ruary, 7,2Sd; February March, 7.29d; March April 7.29d.
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" .tRNiNft ORDER.

In the chaneery Court of Jefferson County. Arkansas.
 Willie Broom. rlaintdf, vs. Bertha broom, d fcndant
 AS'rh e# :at nAant, lt@riba tsroon,.@ is Ia1he'd1 tqxe M,t3r, ill Ihis court with n thilty. Unys and aUsWcr the com pla nt.efc p}tn{airf Willie Broom.
 .,liissn llalelsr, my. hand aud ths Seoi 9f..:s..ia yeat,ftE :%lli# Huh day Of Marcl >nD. 1916 2 =. -" StAt .1'%3 M REEVES, Clerk.
 <. F. NAtLN, D. C. 34l p % I a-t2a.
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Mar;s of ordinances in conflict herewith be, and the same are hereby repeal"d. and this ordinance being necessary to' ne public peace. health and safety shall take effect and be in force from anI after it's passage.
 tltJsacd aAd approved April 10th, 1916.
 Attest:
 Ii SIMON BLOOM, Mayor,
 W. X. LEE, GtN Clerk.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-FIVE pass 9nger Overland touring car equipped with storage batteries and electric light, $20o. Will demon- stratc. Can be seen at 1906 East Sixth avenue. 4-J-6t
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St. Louis Live Stock.

St. Louis, April 11.-Hogs-Re- eelpts. 10000; higher: pigs and lights, s.2o@9.1o; mixed and butchers, $9.75 @9.S0: good heavies, s975@9.SO.
 Receipts, 3,3OO; steady: na- : i've beef steers, $7.5OM9.75: yearline steers and heife"s. $S5C@9.50: cows $3.2O0 SOC; stockers, s 5OmS.5O: Texas and Indian steers, $5.25@S.15; COWS and acifsrs, $4.oo06.0o; native calves. &6.o0M10.oo.
 sheep-Rece pts, LOO; steady yearling wethers, $S.0Ul11o.40; lambs S900011.o0; ewes. S65DmS.5O.
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FOR SALE-ALL KINDS VEGET- ables and flower plants, tomatoes, - bell peppers, egg plants and sweet potato slips; all kinds of pot plants;
 aply HOO East Fifth avenue. 4-5-6.
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WARNINl. ORDER.

In the Ch&nccry Court of ,jefferson County. Arkansas.
 Minnie Allcn, plaintiff, vs. Clau1 Allen. defendant
 The defendant, Ciaud Allen, E vrnaed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Minnie Ollen. Given undcs my hand and tha Scai of said Cenr. this Eth day of March A. n. 1916.
 r. M. REEVES, Clerk.
 $. F. NAI'I4N, D. C. .-1 A-GE-n0 l-fo
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Buick auto 1916 model, run less than 100 miles. in perfect shape; W Il sell cheap. apply to Mrs. c. ID. Long, MOSCOW, Ark. 4-7-Gt
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FOR SALE-1 CASH REGISTER; 3 glass showcases; 1 ice box; nice line of mixed candies with trays and jars; stove, shelving; all in first class order; phone 433, or call
 l4 EtlSt F'lflh avenue. 4-9-6t
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FOR RENT SEVERAL MODERN cottages on paved street; also beau- tlful bu lding lots for sale, Fifteenth amt Olive East front; will fur hlsh money to build on same: money to loan on city property. pr. 0, G. Blackwell, telephone 376.
 4-9-6t
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TOURiNG CAR IN good condition, newly painted, for sale cheap. Call phone 451. Wiley
 Will l'ams. 44-6t
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FOR SALE $500 WILL BUY "A we story dwelling; nine rooms and bath; on paved street, corner lot, '-Xllo feet; good barn and. serv- "nlS house; near Lakeside church. If you want a home at bargain, see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,. phones Nos. 3 and liz. 3-1g-tf
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FOX RENT-SlX ROOM RESIDENCE at ISIS Chestnut St. All modern
 cohNenlences, good size lot ana gar deh. Mrs. V. $. Mcclellan, phon:. ooloff. 4-S-6t
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FOR RENT-AT 112O WEST 19TH X SIX room modern bungalow, with every modern convenience. Apply 1902 Cherry street, or phone 1441.
 4-7-ft
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FOR SALE OR RENT-FlVE ACRES of land with good dwelling. barn
 and garage. 2A miles from city, on good road; an ideal place for dairy or garden, reasonable rent Or easy payments; ssc or phone Hollis Real Estate company, phones Nos. and 112. If
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FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FUR nlshcd rooms for light housepeeng. all modern convcnisnces, two blocks 1lom car line. Mrs. T. B. Childress
 'Sl Plum. 4-11-3t
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W iKNlNW ORDER.

In tho fhanccry Cou,t of Jofferso1 County, Arkansas.
 Addie Silbernasle, plaintiff vs Nancy II. Evans Reynolds, Louis Webb. Fannie Webb, H. l.. Phillips Emma Rayburn and Lydia Orton, de fcndants.
 The defendants, Nancy H. Evans Reynolds, Louis Webb, Fannie Webb II, I" Phillips, Emma Rayburn ani Lydia Orton, are warned 10 appear II tbis court wiEin thirty} days and ar swer the complaint of plaintiff, Addic Silbcrnas!e. Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this 18th day of Marcn A. D. 1916.
 r. M. REEVES, Clerk.
 s. F. VA(IJ.N, D. c.
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FOR SALE-1-2 il. r. AND 3 1-2iH. D. single phase, or } h. D. three
 phase motors, for sale cheap. Geo.
 II. Adams. = '4-9-st
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TOR SALE-ONE FIVE PASSENGER Touring Car; barga Il, if taken al . once. Telephone 176o. Magnolia Automobile & supply company.
 LII
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FOR SALE-FIELD SEEDS, MOSBY'S Prolific and Mexican June Corn, Spanish and Red Virginia Peanuts, Whippoorwill and White Crowder Peas, home raised and hickory smoked bacon and names. J. $. Ingram, 319 Pine street, Pine Bluff, Afk. 3-3 1-im
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WANTED POSITION -- BY YOUNG Lady stcnegrapher. some knowledge of bookkeeping, experienced in general office work. Can give references. Prefers going out of the city. Address l., care Graphic.
 ti
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FOX SAlE-ROLL TOP DESK;
 falrly good condition; will sell
 cheap: apply Geo. H. Adams. 4-9-6t
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FOR RENT FOR NICELY EltR- hlshed rooms, apply 512 West Sec oild avenue. One and one-half block west of postoffice. Telephone 2073.
 4-12-6t
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FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS FURNIS..
 ed or unfurnished for light house-
 Keeping; 316 w. Pullen street, phone -o@o. 3-19d1riO
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FOR RENT--FURNISHED OR JN- furnished rooms, newly papered and painted; close in; city water, gas. Phone 1864 or see MT. G. J. Meyer, 609 w. Barraque street.
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WANTED-SET OF BOOKS TO post at night by Boohkeeper; em-
 ployed during the day. Address 'R', care Graphic. dtf
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FOR SALE - WELLS FAMOUS PohGerosa Tomato plants Red and
 Yellow. Sprayed for insects and
 fungus. Plants ready to set now. 25c Der dozen as tLey run s.om
 not bed; soc for lransplanted. Egg Plants, Cauliflower, Bell Peppers, Asters and Zinnias,. 25c per dozen Orders booked now for future de- livery. Phones 121 and 42S. Geo.
 M' Wells. 3-30-10t
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GENTS WANTED - WE WANT gentlemen and lady agents in piiic
 HIuff, as wei as in all towns within a radius of seventy five mil3s of Pine Bluff. to represent the best Home Mutual life Insurance rom- pany in the United States. This insurance is reliable, il pays liberal comm ssion ond offe"s good, honest, clean and respectable positions to both sexes. Experience not neces- sary. Call any day between II a.
 Iii. and D. m. Tyler & Schillinger, 3ii West Fourth avenue, Pine Bluff, Ark. 4T-6t
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WANTED WHITE OAK WAGON
 Stoc,,z, Cash r. 0. B. cars; also mills
 to cut by the thousand. Write me for lis?ti@ulars E. l.. stocking, De Witt. Ark. 3-31-12t
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FOR RENT OR sALE-HOJsE With all modern improveme dts: gas, water and electric lights; l1O6 West Fourth avenue. Apply e. c. Veil, Phone 2161. Hotel Pines.
 LOST-AT$ THE SHOW GROUNpS last evening, round gold bracelet, set with one diamond, and with name engraved on inner side. Re- ward if returned to Sam F. Vaulx, at circuit clerks office. 4-12-61
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het was closed today; holiday.
St. Louis Grain.

st. Louis Grain. St. Louis, April Wheat-No. ed. S1.30: No. ? hard, nominal. torn-No. ?, 75c; No. , white, 75c. Cats--No. ,, 43c; No. white, nomj-
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TO PRINTERS HAVE FOUR double news stands with racks for ten full-size cases, together with cases, for sale cheap. for cash Or On time, as we have installed steel
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W 4 N TF. D .

'0EITlON WANTED BY YOUNG
 iady, knows bookkeeping, Steno- sraphy, tyrcwrlihs and general of I cc work. Address "A B", care
 Graphic. 1 S-if
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Aew Orleans Shot Market.

sRy0ew Orleans, April 1l.-spot cotton etcady and unchanged: sales, on the Spot 1,790, bales. to arrive 30 bales; gocd ordinary, 10,3sc; strict good ordi- Mary. 10SSc; low middling 11.3Sc; Bur ct low middling, 11.63c; middling &l.SSc; strict middling, 12.1Sc; good |Gmdling, 123Sc; strict good middling.
 2t3c; receipts, 5,65o bales; stock,
 "A ly772 bales.
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st. Louis Produce,

St. Louis Produce. St. Louis, April l1-Poultry-Un- changed except chickens. 16c. l'ur;er-Cfeamery unchanged. L2S- -209.
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racks. Daily Graphic, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Chicago Market Closed, < Chicago, April 1.-The gran mar
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!, \ New York Spot Cotton. ssNaw York, April 1l.-Spot cotton
 teady; 'smiddling uplands, 12.O5c'
 eles, 400 bales. .l
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ORDINANCE NO. HAS.

W. A. LEE. City Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-22
Eugene Will Send Life
Saving Grew to Coos
Bay Railroad Celebration
Capital Journal Special service.)

NSaPitoit - Vui iiot 'ptVidl Ctrflce.J
Eugene, Or, July GA life saw.
ing crew attached to an excursion from
an inland town. is, one of the strange
things that will happen wnen Eugene
sends trainload. Of its citizens to
Coos bay the latter part of August to
attend the Coos Bay Railroad Jubilee
to celebrate the completion of the rail.
road from Eugene to Marshfield
Such a committee has been provided,
however, and its purposes are entirely
serious, for it is to look after the safe
ty of the women and children. and see
that proper decorum is observed at all
times
c. D. Rorer. is chairman OF the gen
eral committee in charge of tae ex-
cursion, assisted by J. E. Shelton,
George H. McMorran, Dean Hayes and
J. H. Koke. subcommittee on hotels
and accommodations, ladies' welfare,
parades and music, decorations, radia-
ton, and publicity and advertising are
to be appointed within few days.
The ladies' welfare committee will
be charged with the duty Of minister
ing to the comfort of women whose
husbands are in the Radiators march
ing organization, or in the band, or
nave other duties to perform in CON
nection with the features that are pre-.
pared for the city of Radiation dele
CATION by the radiation committee.
The lure of the out door life is not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-22
Mill Creek Items
lCanital Journal Snecial serv

Capital Journal Special Service)
Mill Creek, Or, July 22.-Farmers
in this vicinity are having to rear
range the hay in the field owing to the
recent rains. Charley Little is the
first one to begin hauling hay since
the rain.
Ebert Thompson of Salem was out
on Mill Creek visiting old friends, but
more particularly looking after the In
terest of the Ford car.
Judge Duncan spent several days ir
Albany this week.
Mrs. j. II. Osborn was frequent
visitor to Salem this past week.
Mrs. W. Z. Denyer who mas beer
very i'll for some time was removed
from the Salem hospital to Portland
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Dozier.
Mrs. Warren Riches made trip tC
Albany last Saturday.
Earl Bear has just about recovered
from the measles Earl is exceptional
ly optimistic but he could not ware
off measles,
b. f. Robertson was serving on the
jury in Salem three days of this week
Mrs. Annie Busby will move out tC
the ranch this summer long enough tc
repaper and paint the house, and dc
other necessary repairing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-22
Military Relief Reception
Successful at Dallas

Capital Journal Special Seryice)
The reception held in the Armory.
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the Polk County Military Relief as
soeiation was grand success and
quite nice little sum was obtained in
the free will offering for defraying the
freight and other expenses that have
accumulated since the organization be-
gan sending magazines and fruit juices
to the boys of Company l. on the Mex
lean border. Several pleasing musical
numbers were listened to and Mrs. L.
l.. Patterson of Eola made n short ad-
dress telling of the purpose of the
organization and how they were help.
ing families of the men who went away
to defend their country. After the
conclusion of the program the young
people INDUCED in dancing for couple
of hours. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. NJ. L. Boyd. president of
the organization in this city.