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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05
.SUFFRAGISTS SWARM
ALL OVER DELEGATES
Tell Them They Must Come
Through Flat Weeks Re-
fuses, Is BIacklsted

Chicago, June 5.-Thirteen hundred
determined suffragists, delegates to the
woman's party convention, today de-
scended upon candidates row and the
downtown delegates to the republican
and progressive conventions are quar-
tered, demanding immediate and de-
cisive action toward submission of q
federal equal suffrage amendment.
Each woman worked under spicifie
instruetinons to get flat Eyes" or
ono" statement from the delegates she
was listed to see. No evasion was to
be allowed, and every delegate was
down ON the visiting list of some one
of the suffrage workers.
The first and only flat rejection of
the woman 3 cause reported came from
Senator Weeks, of Massachusetts, dele
gate and candidate for presidential
nomination. Weeks name at once went
ON the party's black list Weeks was
told that four million voters of suf-
frage states-holding the balance of
power between the republican and dem
ocratic parties, would cut him cold in
event he should win his fight for the
republican nomination.
Suffrage workers are not satisfied
with proposal that the party platform
contain endorsement of equal suffrage,
nor even that they pledge the party to
submit a federal amendment in event
it is returned to power The fight is
for immediate action by which the re-
publican party would pledge its support
for such an amendment at the present
session of congress, there being suf-
fieient democratic support for suffrage,
if the minority in congretss should be
lined up solidly to meet the party Is
! pledge, to insure its adoption.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05
.BRANDEIS IS SEATED
ON SUPREME BENCH
First Jew TO Have Place In
This Body, Took Oath Of
Office at Noon

Washington, June 5. - Louis d.
Brandeis, the first Jew to sit on the
United States supreme court bench,
took the oath of office at noon today.
A distinguished assemblage of public
men, including members of both houses
of congress, witnessed the administra-
tion Of the oath.
The ceremony took place Immediately
after the justice, in full robes, filed in
to the court chamber to hand down the
regular Monday decisions.
The oats of obedience to the cOnsti-
tuition to be administered by Chief JUS
tice White in the robing room, in the
presence of all the members of the
court On filing into the court chamber,
Blandeis readiness to take the oath Of
the court was announced by the chief
justice. His commission was read by
Clerk James D. Maher, after which JUS
tice White administered the oath.
Brandeis response was:
81, Louis d. Brandeis, do solemnly
swear that / viii administer justice
without respect to persons, and do equal
right to the poor and to- the rich that
[ will faithfully and impartlaly dis
charge and perform all the duties in
cumbent on me as associate justice of
the supreme court of the United States,
according to the best of my ability and
understanding"
The marshal escorted Justice Bran
deis to his seat ut the extreme left of
the chief justice Members OF the court
bowed as he passed and according to
custom, Justice Pitney of New Jersey,
his seat mate, shook hands with his new
colleague.
Brandeis sat today by favor of the
senate by its waving its three day no.
tificatiOn rule, which provides that a
person confirmed by the senate shah
not assume office until three days after
he is notified of his appointment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

By ALINE THOMPSON

VTSHE normal calendar will no doubt
be laid on the shelf this week
while women from all over the
city attend the daily, all absorbing
lectures and demonstrations to be Civ
en- by Mrs. Kate Brew Vaughn, the ia
nous culinary expert, who will be az
the armory under the auspices of tne
Capital journal from June 5tO June / /
inclusive. She will talk on "Better
Foods Better Homes.
Mrs. Vaughn was in Portland last
week under the auspices of the Ore
goian and hundreds of women
attended her lectures daily. Salem
women are equally domestic and will
be delighted at the opportunity of be-
ing able to hear Mrs. Vaughn and
gather in her gems Of knowledge on
childs welfare and home making. Note
books and pencils should be taken by
all who attend.
Miss Nell Sykes, head Of the dOmes-
tie science and art department of the
Crook county high school arrived Sat
lrday to spend the vacation at the
home of her brother, Horace Sykes.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carroll (Fran.
ees NelsOn) of Hood River, are being
shOwered with congratulations upon
the arrival of daughter, born Mon
day.
The final meeting Of the season Of
the Inter Sc club was most jolly and
delightful AFFAIR held at the home Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

Mrs. w. H. Dancy, as chairman Of
the baby parade for the Cherry fair is
now ready to receive entries and as
Mr.. Brick expects TO have newspaper
cut made of the first entry, there
should be considerable competition as
to who shall enter first.~ There is no
entry fee. Just phone Mrs Dancy, and
her pnone number is one. The baby
parade last year was one of the most
attractive features of the celebration
aud this wear it is hoped that larger
number win enter. The baby parade
will take place ON the morning Of the
first day Of the fair, Immediately fol
lowing the crowning Of the queen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

The Rev. Harry E. Marshall is this
week holding evangelistic services in
the Baptist church Of La Conner, in
which the other churches Of that city
are cooperating. In referring to Mr..
Mafshill S work the Puget Sound Mail
says: "The special meetings by eyange-
list H. +. Marshall of Salem, Oregon,
are proving intensely. interesting and
profitable. He is expounding the Cos
pei in powerful, logical and convinc-
ing manner. His messages are clothed
with the spirits power, his illustra-
tions are apt and clear cut and his ar
guments unanswerable. D.. Marshill
reminds one very much of Billy Sun
day in his forceful appeal and bril-
liant epigrams He is veritable dy-
namo of physical and mental energy.
Letters have been mailed from The
Commercial club signed by w. NJ. lam
ilton, president, announcing the annual
membership meeting to be held next
Wednesday evening, June7 At this
meeting, a president, vice president,
secretary and treasurer will be elected
and the. election of the seven depart
ment directors, who have been elected
by the departments will be ratified
The president, Mr.. Hamilton, will
submit an annual report covering the
activities of the club for the past
year, and also a financial report. All
nominations for officers viii be made
from the floor. As the work Of the
Commercial club depends to a great
extent on the selection of competent
officers, Mr.. Hamilton in his letter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05
PERSONALS
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Mr.. aud Mrs. II. r. Peetz Of Clover.
dale are in the city
Harold Caldheck left yesterday for
Portland for the summer.
&. G. Kuntz of Salem was registered
ut the Seward hotel, Portland.
p. ~ Andersen left this afternoon
for visit Of several months at Ok
fora, Nebraska,
w. +. Prime left this Afternoon on
the Oregon Electric for Oxford, Me-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

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GIROD-At the home Of Charles d.
Saucy six miles north of Salem,
Sunday June H. 1916, Gustave Girod,
in his S6ta year.
lie is survived by two sons, Arthur
and Paul, living near Quinaby and
several grandchildren.
AS yet, no funeral arrangements have
been made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

clock.
Instead of holding the annual me
mortal services in the cemetery, the
Woodmen of the World held services
last night in their lodge rooms at Ne
Cornack hall The services were SIM.
lar to those ncid in the cemetery, with
a monument placed in the center of the
lodge room and the unveiling accord
ing to the regular ritual. The memOr.
ial address was made by Frank Wright
man and the ritualistic work put on
by the full degree team Of l6 men and
two officers. The music for the even
ing was furnished by a qulrtet,e com-
posed of Mrs. h. D. st. Helens, Mrs
c. o. Matlock, Roy Campbell and f..
c. Crawford, with Mrs. Roy Campbell
accompanist. The services were wei
attended and the Officers are well sat
isfied with the new plan of holding
the annual memorial exercises in the
lodge room instead of taking chances
of unfavorable weather in going to the
cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

Company M, o. N. G., will probably
attend the Portland Rose festival and
take Iart in the parade according to
t. letter received from headquarters
today. If 70 per cent of the company
can make the trip they win be furnish
ed with special train to the Rose
show and Furnished one meal in Port
land. The train leaves this city at
7.25 Friday morning and the boys viii
return on a later train that evening
D
The graduating class of Willamette
University which stepped out into the
world Just half century ago will be
special honor guests at the banquet to
be given BY the alumni at the Marion
hotel Wednesday evening. The gradu-
ates Of ,he class of 1891 wih be honor
guests. Charles B. Moores Of Port
land will act as toastmaster and re-
sponses will be made by alumni who
have become prominent in the affairs
Of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05
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earnestly requests all members to be
present Wednesday evening at S
0 clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

Out Of the 750 attending at the high
school, more than 400 selected the bus
iness course, under the direction of
Merit Davis. During the last months
of this semester, the advanced students
were allowed to do practical work for
business firms, working for the exper-
ience and the pupils given credits for
this outside work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

Another meeting will be held this
week when the chairmen of the com
mittees appointed by Benjamin Brick
win discuss general plans of the Cher
ry fair. They will be notified by Mr..
Brick waen the meeting will be he'd.
state bank superintendent S. G.. Sar-
geant left this city today for Louis
vile, Ky, where he will attend the ma
tional convention of the national as
sociaIion of supervisors of state banks
which will be in session June u, 13
and IL.
I. F. Rice, one of the oldest and
most Trominert pioneers of Douglas
county, died at Roseburg this morning
at an advanced age, after an illAesj 0.
loEg duration Mrs R. B Housto1, a
close friend of the family, went to
Roseburg ."3ay to attend the funeral.
The annual meeting of the Oregon
osteopathic association will be held
in Portland in the Morgan building
June s and 8. DR.. r. w. Walton is on
the program and will read an article
on "Physical Examination and dag
nosis " DR.. D. d. Young of McMinn-
vile viii read a paper ON, "Osteopathic
Treatment of Flat Foot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05
Strength

both Of body and minds wonderfully promoted
by including in the diet daily ration of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

ried out in old rose and black the
class eolors. A crocheted basket filled
with lovely pink rose buds centered the
table around which were seated, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. l.. G.
Curtis, Miss Irene and Dean Curtis,
the Misses Ruth and Florence Jones,
Allen Jones and Theron Hoover.
Little Miss Florence Jones and Miss
Maeyle Hunter assisted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-05

Mrs Frank Null entertained the
members Of her club at an informal
afternoon Wednesday. The afternoon
was enjoyably spent with fancy work.
A prorusion of Scotch broom was ef-
fectively used about the rooms. The
hostess was assisted in serving dainty
refreshments by her daughter Miss Ef-
fie Mull.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
DEATH or MRS. eRAYcE
SCOTT CLINE VEST.

Friends here were shocked beyond
measure Tuesday morning on receiv-
ing word OF the death OF Mrs. William
Vest, formerly Miss Grayce Scott Cline.
Oldest daughter OF attorney and Mrs. J..
Sink Cline, of Pikeville. Her illness
was of only few days duration. She
died at Portsmouth hospital. where
she had undergone an operation. The
mother, Mrs. ]. S. Cline. sister, Mrs. j..
Holmes Smith and her husband were
at her bedside when the end came. Her
father had left her bedside only Sun
day.
Mrs. Vest was a lovely and accom-
plished young woman. She was highly
educated, being graduate of Comp
bell Hagerman College, Lexington. She
was a member of the Presbyterian
church and was possessed of high
character She was married about four
years ago to William Vest, a railroad
construction contractor. who came to
Pikeville with the Langhorne's railroad
contractors. OF late they had been To-
Gated in West Virginia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
ROVE CREEK.

Large crowds attended Decoration
Day services at Buchanan chapel Tues
day.
Bud Lambert. who has been sick Tot
so long is no better al this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curnutie were yis-
iting their son at Buchanan sunday
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Duskins were Wis
iting Mrs Minnie Price SUNDAY.
Miss Celia stump. who has been vis-
fting her sister al Little Hurricane. re-
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryan were Wis
iting home folks Sunday
Mrs. Maggie Yanhorn attended sun,
day school Sunday.
Billie Peterman was calling on the
fairest OF the fair Sunday,
AIiss Eva Yanhorn was calling on
Miss Sophia Stump Tuesday
Messrs. Willie and Lindsey Lambert
were visiting their uncle here last
week
Nall Stewart. who has employment
AT East Liverpool, paid home folks a
visit last week.
Mary stump was shopping IN Ash
land Saturday.
John vanhorn attended sunday
school Sunday.
Bass Hickman was the guest of Miss
Julia Bough Saturday night
Henry Lambert was shopping IN
Zelda sunday
Mont Day was calling here Thurs.
day,
sophia stump was visiting. ia HUB
SUNDAY
Mir. and Mrs. I'd Stewart we're Wis.
iting his mother. Airs, Clara Stewart
sunday
Miss Julia Bough was visiting the
Misses Mead Sunday.
Sarah and Carrie Yanhorn werg
shopping IN Zelda Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Bryan was visiting home
folks Sunday.
Robert ODaniels was here Friday
looking out for school.
WILD ROSES.
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YATEsvlLLE.

great many people passed hcre
Sunday ehrouie 10 the memorial arr-
vices ms Jerl Colnnaworths on Gait.
] noticed several OF your citizens pass
ed In automobiles and everybody that
attended reported "A zine meeting
John y. Carter took force " men
and the material necessary Tor tho
work 20 the old Carter graveyard and
had the grounds cleaned up aud tho
entire plat Of the graveyard rofenccd
one day last week.
John Stewart, the twelvc-yca old
step son Of r. r. Crank. vas thrown
from a h0rse and while on the ground
before be could recover the horse
stumbled over him and broke bis arm
just below the elbow. Dr. Rioe set
the broken bone and the boy IL getting
along nicely.
We had preaching and baptism by
Bro. Boothe. our preacher Ia charge.
here on Sunday the 2Ist and last sun
day Immediately after the close Of
Sunday school the Rev. N. A. Hay OF
your place, preached very INTEREST,"
INK sermon TO a very appreclatiye au-
dience. He has promised 10 come back
and preach for US again tho nrst sun
day in June.
Mrs. a. O. Carter and son burgess
spent a few days with Mrs Hester
Carter recently
Mrs. Betsoy Carter. widow Of Ia
renzo Carter % Little Blaine. paid Us
short visit one day last week.
We are having plenty ~ refreshing
showers AZ this writing.
George Lewis automobile was wreck
ed here on last Sunday evening.
Many thanks 20 Mr., T. f. shannon
for Sundays papers thrown on 20 us
while passing in his automobile Sum
day morning
on well No. 2 on the land OF John
Yates has been completed and IL a
dandy. Well No. 6 on the land OF VIII
liam Savage was begun on Tuesday OF
this week. All u the machinery FOR
the drilling Of tho Doc Carter wen haa
not yet arrived hut - expected AZ once.
Mrs. Edgar Ramey and Mira Nora
Blankenship and Miss GladdIs Cur
Mute, all Of lRadnor. W. Va. are Wig
iting relatives In this section.
COUNTRY GREENHoRN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
EsTEP.

Rev. Harris filled his regular APP
pointment at this place Sunday.
Mrs. Tillie and Anna Vanhorn were
visiting Mrs. Uric ogle's Sunday.
Bert and Sophia Higgins were shop
ping in Ashland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bostick Of Green
up are visiting relatives AT this place.
Born. to Charlie Lambert and wife.
a fine girl. Also. Tom Fannln and wife
a boy
Greedy Runyon OF catlettsburg. Jo-
sic Chambers and Sophia Higgins at
tended church at Green Valley sun
day.
Misses Bertha and Mary fowler
have been the weekend guests Of Mrs.
r. It. Hall.
j. r. Queen and wife were calling on
w ID. Queen and family Sunday.
Pearl Bolt and wife attended church
at Green Valley Sunday.
Mrs. c. ID. Shortridge and son, Gar
land. OF Cadmus, We're visiting her
daughter at this place
Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Rife have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs. c. orpin
Of Normal
Miss Mearl Rife. Mr.. Jesse Roberts
and sister, Miss Ethel. and Mr.. Ira See
Of Louisa were visiting Miss Mearrs
father here Sunday SPECK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
soRoERLANo.

Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely at this place.
Mrs. Cynthia Caudill is not any bet +
ter at this writing. She has fever.
Our Bible class conducted by +. l..
Dingess Sunday night was largely at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Farley have
moved To Auxier.
Miss Ora Miller. Of Fort Gay. Is Wis
iting friends at this place.
Arnold Dingess Is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Ad Venters.
Miss verna Caudlll. Miss ALIVE Comp
ton and Kern Caudill were visiting at
No. Sunday
Mrs. Carrie Leech was visiting Mrs.
Bird Bentley Sunday.
Mrs. ALA Compton is visiting friends
at Lick creek.
Martha Caudlll are visiting relatives at
Dingess. W. Va.
Mrs. Paulina Roskey. Mrs. Maud Adj
ans and Miss Alice Marcum were shop
ping in Williamson Friday.
MIR. and Mrs Everett Jones were Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs Eli Farley Sunday.
Several OF the girls attended the ser
vice at Chattaroy on Mothers Day
Several OF the boys OF this place at
tended the mems service at Chattaroy
Sunday. May q.
There will be babtizing here sun
day. June %th.
There will be an ice cream supper
here Saturday night. June Ord. lGy-
erybody invited 10 attend,
NoBODYS DARLING.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
DOINGS OF JOHNSON
COUNTY PEOPLE.
News From PaintsvilIe and
the Surrounding
Country.
lPaintsnille HeraIdl

French Rice, the oldest preacher in
this conference, is here and attending
all the meetings. He has been in the
service as an active preacher for over
80 years. and has served in most every
charge in the district. AT one of his
services a number of years ago drunk
en- man was disturbing the meeting.
Rev. Rice stopped long enough during
his sermon to give the disturber good
whipping and then resumed his ser
mon as though nothing had happened.
He preached in this section before
there were many church houses. Ev-
erybody knows and everybody loves
this grand old man.
S. p. Hager, of Ashland is also a
prominent visitor at the conference. Mr..
Hager formerly lived in Johnson CO.
He has always been interested in
church work and takes special inter-
est in the district conference.
Mrs A. A. HOLSTER, of Ashland, wife
of Presiding Elder A. A. HOLSTER is
here, having arrived Wednesday morn
ing
Rev. H. B. Hulett, of Louisa, is here
this week attending conference. Rev.
Hulett is superanuated preacher but
does as much work as preacher with
charge. He is the Oldest preacher yet
engaged in the ministry in the district.
Each week he is called upon TO make
number of visits in the different sec
tons TO perform marriages, preach flu
nerals, end administer the ordinance
OF baptism. Few men in the conference
are as well known as Rev. Hulett. On
account of sickness he has been COM
PEELED to give up regular charge but
he devotes his time to the work of the
church. Many of our johnson county
people have been administered unto
in spiritual way
On June 25, the Mayo Memorial NJ.
Z. Church. South, Of this city will be
dedicated. Although the church has
been completed and in use for a num-
Der OF years it has never been dedi-
Gated.
w. F. McMurry, D. D., Of Louisville,
will preach the dedicatory sermon, and
arrangements are being made for a big
day on June %.
Mr.. c. F. Block and Miss Margaret
c. Haney, Of Wayland, were united in
marriage at Cincinnati last week. Mr..
Block is an excellent young man and
holds good position with the Engin-
eering department Of the Elk Horn
Coal Corporation, while the bride is a
charming young nurse from Cincin-
natl.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Atkinson, of
Salyersville. were here this week en-
route to Cincinnati to visit their daugh
ter. Mrs. Robt. McNeal. From Gin
cinnati they will go to Virginia where
they will visit another daughter, Mrs.
Metzger. They were the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. w. 7. Atkinson while in
Paintsville.
Hon. NJ. G. Kirk, Jas. A. williams,
Cashier Of the Paintsville Bank &
Trust Co. and Editor Chas A. Kirk,
viii leave June 4th for Chicago where
they will attend the National Repub-
lican Convention which convenes in
that city on June It'll. They will go
from Louisville to Chicago on the con-
vention special over the Monon route
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-06-02
WiNIFREp

Lewis Wheeler and family visited
relatives at Hager Hin recently.
Bascom Lemaster and family OF
Flat Gap spent Saturday and sunday
at this place.
Several from this place attended,
church at Bethel Sunday.
Sunday
vivian Wheeler OF Davisviile spent
Sunday with her grandmother al iris
place. Mrs, Rebecca saiyer
Laura Lemaster attended the O. Il.
5. meeting at Blaine Saturday.
Dr. c. b. Walter OF Louisa nasaaa
here Sunday on his way home from
Blaine where he had been on business
Lewis Lemaster was caller al mis-
place Friday. - '''''
Albert Nickel and family OF Davis
vile visited at Manda Lemastera re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Faircblld ana
daughter Alma OF Ashland are visit
Ing relatives at this place.
Mart Hall, who has been M worL =.
week. "'''' INST
Luther Lockhart and wife visI,ed
sam Wheeler at Flat Gap SATURDAY
night and Sunday. "'uas
Proctor Slone and family 30 o..
visited at Milt Harris Saturday n,sh,
and Sunday. "s"t
pa Jay hall and Jno. Rose were in
Susan cordle vIsltcds M ma, O.,
yers Sunday. +" "'" sal
Delpert Fairchlld ana wife .of Ash.
'end visited relatives here last weak NJ