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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
FARMERS PICNIC AT
AUGUSTINE BEACH
Hear Addresses and Pledge Them
selves to Aid in Winning
the War.

Farmers of New Castle county and
members of the Milk Producers Assocli-
tion attended the JOINT picnlc AT Augustine
Beach Yesterday
There were present about 500 persons,
who came mostly from New Castle county.
but there were prescn: also number from
Kent country
The dav was spent with many attrac-
tive features. Bathing was cnloyed by
a number of Young folks and dancing seem
ed to be popular
At noon a large picnic dinner was serv-
ed. and oh. the good things that were
n the lunch baskets Fred chicken,
rolls. potato salad and many other
goodies delighted all
An attractive program. was rendered
In the afternoon There were addresses
hv +. Y. Wilcox of Washington, ID &,
and Josiah Marvel of this city
Nii>> Frances DcNItt ol Dover was
hoard ma number of vocal selections.
that were greatly cnJoycd hN All
Mr. Marvcl's address made splendid
imnreSSiop on the crowd, and stirred the
enthusiasm Of the farmers to pltch that
led them later 10 adopt a patriotic reSo,
luton The resolution was presented
hy George l. AlcdII, treasurer oi thf
Farm Bureau. was UNANIMOUSLY adopted
hy 4 rising vote Of the JOINT organizations
and copies ordered sent 70 the Secretary
81 Agriculture and 'he state Council oi
Defense
The New Castle County Farm Bu-
-. "a delaware Milk Producers
Association, in their annual picmc ana
under TRYING labor and feed conditions
pledge to YOU and our government ih"lr
united support In all efforts TO ncreaSG,
tLc nr,dnrtion and conservation Of food,
thus helping win an early and vlotorloilS
peace
rho<. tha, attended tins little attair
rnoturcd 10 the grove amt had day tha'
viii i bc remembered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
NEW CHARTERS.

spcraal Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Aug 23 charters were iiied
here, Yesterday, rs follows.
Bell Petroleum Co, Wilmington, del.
capital. $250,000
Giant Shiphmdlng Co, Wilmington,
Del, S25O,000
Highland Hog Raising Corporation,
Rochester. y Y; sl00,o00
Commercial Protective Association, In
corporated, Wilmington, Del. promoters
and hnanciers, 100000
Plaza Cafe Carneys Point, \ J
$50, 900
American Cooperative Coal Co, In
dianapolis, Ind $4,000
Live Stock Finance Co, Dover, del, s,
investments, S25,O0
Increase in capital of American Under
writers Co, PittsburR, Pa, from s5o,0oo
to S25O,0O0, Of Lenox Oil and Gas Co.
pittsburp, Pa, from 5000, 600 to W,0oo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
STOCKS Or EN- .ULL;;
PICK Up 3V "0ON
Assurances Regarding Monetary
Conditions Give Exchange
Operations a Brace.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Wall Street. New York. Aug. 23 =
SpcciaItcs were the only features OF IN
tcrcst at the dull opening Of today's stock
market. Hide and Leather preferred
mounted To the new record of 81 on ITS
further advance of | = points, the com
mon also gaining point
Changes among lndustrias and equip
ments were trivial, advances and declines
being about equally distributed
The list hardened later Canadian Pa
cfic gaining | l. points and st. Paul one
point
Liberty bonds manifested none of their
recent activity. only few transactions
occurring in the 3 IS during the first half
hour
PRICES ADVANCE BFF0RE NOON
Noon Authoritative assurances re-
garding local monetary conditions 'af-
fordcd better foundation for the fur
ther dealings Of tho forenoon
Canadian Pacific made an extreme ad-
vance of 424 points. St Paul preferred
and common y and points respectively.
Reading a and New York Central one
point Among prominent industrias 'nited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
Red Cross Lawn Fete at Arden.

A lawn fete IS to be gwen by the Arden
Red Cross branch on Saturday evening
al Arden. II is to be held on Edwin lawn
and promises to be most interesting. Good
music viii be given and refreshments will
be served 1t IS hoped that this little
affair will be we'll attended The Arden
branch is a sub-branch Of the Wilmington
Rod CroSS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23

States Steel gained point with Bethle-
hem and Cr,iciblc Steel.
Fertilizers, motor subsidiaries and In
dustrinl Alcohol gained ! to points
Liberty 3 Is approximated their maxi
mum at l02 AZ and As and las were
more active.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23

Wilmington August -a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
Classified Page Closes at u.s1

To me printed under tncir proper classi
ns-atlon. classified advertisements must ba
in the business office by l 30 O'Clock Ad-
yertisemonts will be accepted after that
hour hut will be printed under the heading
Too Late To Classify Get your copy
rnrlt nlphsc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
Card of Thanks.

MIR. and Mrs Walter j Smith wish
to thank relatives and friends for their
kindness and floral offerings during
the sickness and death of their son,
Norman Smith.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
Announce Daughters Engagement.

Professor and Mrs Charles T. Edwards
wish to announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Marion Louise Edwards, TO
Vincent. : Mathews. the druggist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
Y. P. ]. WILL RESUME
Glasses DECEMBER 81
Work Will BE Same AZ If Session
Had Bc.uu rs Planned
~ September -.
WILL CONTINUE UNTlL July
Faculty Plans to Divide Period Into
Three Terms, and Proposes to
Cover Same Ground rs IL War Had
Not Interrupted Operations.
Especial 10 Tho Times. Dispaieh.l

SOCCluI IIlnpS- DNtsU.I
rn,,I;S,u.r, "a p,comhor
In ,:o,,,,ii,mc. u.;,i, oraor. frn,, III,
w, na,,i,,,ne, ~, a.,noh,,,a,;n, 'n ~
~ ~ s,i,, ,,,,..s,,; 49,,
.,an ,n,a' ~ wiii ,n,;n,n ,ntu
GG3cr.,nJ,ar "a 49,, ~ h,fore ,h,. a,t,
/, ali r,,,ist,i No., .,,,, ~ me-, = -, ~
.-.thos. It.,;l,d I,.,',, 80, ,,,,,,,,,i,n, a. Il
Ahni,...,s h.,,i,',. rc,,,,,,siI;I;.,. '.;ii la
sn,nS,c,aJ n,'t /, :. .In,,.,,.,i ~, =
,,mni, 80 ~. rrsrtv. ,tt;"crs. ,,ainin"
1corns >vill l.. c~t.,I,,ts,,,. bcro and ali
mon bysi,.,,Ii,. 49,, ,,ii,,.tiinn,i, nm,i
nod and h,H tns .,n honnrahI,, iisci,nr-,
will hr .mi,,.d ,hrrntn
Al !, ,ncnt!n., - ~. r,.nl,y r,,l ~
was rnncI,,g.l ,n rs,I,r 49, "a
coursc Of Sstu1, st ,r,r Nir,.in,, poiv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
WASHINGTON AND LEE

LEXINGTON. VA, December On
JANUARY the university plans TO aboi-
'Sh all Of its special war studics." re-
sumo its former courses and dsnart
intnis and swing back as completely as
possible 20 itsDrewar status The s.
\. i: {. Will be discontinued. the din
:nS hail reopened. the fraternity and
boarding house life resumed, the liter
arE societies, publications and campus
l.te re- established and every effort
made 10 turn out peace leaders.
VINO snail be as we'll fitted to win Vic
tories III America as the Washington
aud Lee wa: leaders have been in
E'rs3cc
students entering: college for the flrs,
ilmt WEI iind no difficulty in hitting
Aiicr Its temporary suspension al
three months. the Washington and Lee
Law school will open it's doors 10 new
and old students on January = III,
courses viii he specially designated for
new men beginning the study Of law
az we'll as for older students resum,ny
their course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

Almost every one know. that Sage
Tea and sulphur property COMPOUND
Cd, brings back til" natural color ana
lustgc to the I,eir when faded sirenkeJ
or gray. Years ago the only way 10
get ms iniNiur' was TO make ii Al,
nome winch : nuasy and trouble.
some Nowadays. lis asking ~ any
drug store for "Wyeihs sage and SUI
phur tomr"und; 70" wiz rct a large
bottle Of THIS famous old rcciue. i'm,
proved by the addition .: other In
Grcdicn's. al u small cost
Don't stay gray. Try il: M ono
can possibly tell that you darkcnod
your hair, as II does i, 50 uaturaIty
and evenly. YOU dampcn !, spnnra ~
SOFT brush with ii and draw mi.
through your hair. taxing ono am, Il
strand ~ q Tine. by morning the rr,"
hair dihappears. and after another ,,n-
phcalion o.: NO. your hair becomes
! beauiifnlly darI, glossy and attra ctiyc
W!nth's Sage aud SULPHUR cnm
pound In I" delightful toilet reomisi, :
Tor those VIII" desire dark hair and !.
youihinl appearance II is moi IN
icnucd Tor HE cure, mitigation or me-
eNention OF discasc.-AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December
TIL" Gice Club double quartet sang
~ thc rest room III the Presbyterian
eaurch on Friday evening 70: the en-
.cLta ihment 81 the marines. On the
given az Screamcrsvillc in the inter
"Sts ~. tho war work fund
:, lFrsihent Russell was absent from
n" normal on Monday and TUESDAY.
attending meeting of the state normal
school board. held at Farmville.
w T. Hodges. OF the Department: OF
'ublic Instruction. was in This, yicinitv
on Monday and Tuesday. accompany-
ihc Snrerini cndent j. II. Chiles in a
>N, es 81 visits 10 the schools OF Spot
Wa glad 10 receive a call from him
y l!.c in town "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
fats. sackbu,. dulcimcr or whatever you
1'he r.ychology OF AprIuuxc. II

play. =.
The Psychology of Applause. 10
once upon time. in u srunll inland
itS. there was Il railroad station with
TWO exists. equally accessible ana each
memorial! the shccpl;ke public invari,
ABLY chose enc Of the two exis,s ami
! 'hreiS ever was the other. used. Why
'nis apparent discrimination? The an
swer is, one sGppoacs thu; originally
one man wen, out this chosen way
anu ever ate. people took The same
| In the matter Of .ui.,l;, applause on
leads. the rest roli.w ,ne Scripturl.
ling. n child sinai lead them" hy,us
true Of public de.nunst..;,, Cons q M
pforal or any iaIita ion i. ii, 10 , vsty
great degree. Let u Singer perform ~.
pand play and u.iot .oi!uw. Taem
some small youngSter AVA or M "a
corner OF the peanut gallery begins
eiappins his hands and the whole audi
ence is OF. Bank presidents. clergy
men and mu!iimllonaircs meellIy iui-
low suit. Is this amy more sensib!,
than mob rule, wherein the crowd fol-
lows lows leader. whose authority is con-
lerred solely by himself" II reminds
one or the lamb winch followed Mary
There is such Il thing as Il "clacouc"
organized for the purpose of hiring
itself out to promote the success a,
some particular or not too particular
singer. VINO is anNi to achieve fame
~ - No ~ !" HdlSNcI means. me
'c.ropoiitan Opera ciacquc has been
scandal for years. Biacku;,ii uaG
tNtortion has been charged against u
New singers are said to have been
approached by agents or this body
whereby it's services have been offered
TOT hire rhc crcdulity Of the public
is thus deliberately wurkcd ,u,uu. H.;
tendency TO follow unanimously an.
demonstration OF applause being luI,.ti
Tor granted. Truly the public il Liz,
Mary'S lamb.
Some concerts nave been maize il sue
Gerformci's friends In the audience
The writer recalls a concert in which
= new ;tnu unknown singer Was i'm
PRODUCED. Along tho front row mem.
oers OF The club which presented HIM
were aligned. They LED the applause
rr,'er saeh song with rigor ard zeal
me concert, as a consequences wsS ::
triumph for the artis,. an ovation.
IL sometimes takes tcmertty to star.
applause suppose, for example the
performance SO bad that the dociIc pub.
nc does not follow, as il custo,na,iiv
% Coz How cheap the lone arplaudcr
T,eaitnE i dress suit nj a dinner pare!
The latter may console himself with
Inc rejection that he is correct: 50
may the lone applauder. IL he is sure
After all; applause is curious in it's
methods Why should clapping OF the
nthds oe en- reglc when stamping with
IN" tcct o.: whiStling. is such bnd
form: And when is the precise poiu,
VI excellence reached when these las,
are permissible" For in the time OF
great ovations. all kinds of noise '.
apparently proper. One even throws M
his hat or waves a flag.
mere - II" answer to tho question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
To Acquire Curly
Hair Over Night
oThc Beauty Seek az.

There's good news. indeed in the
announcements that so simple a me.
thod as applying plain liquid slime rinc
70 the hair will make IL beautifully
curry and wavy over night. The hair
dries IN lovely waves and rinelcts that
nj" perfectly natural in appca rancc
and there is nothing sticky. greasy or
unpleasant about it, The liquid which
is OF course quite harmiesS also
serves a. splendid dressing for the
hair. kecpina IL delightfully."- gloss.
and supple
II ono will procure a few ounces of
iinrid si!mcrina from the druggists she
will have enough to keep the hair in
curl for weeks, II should he applied
al night With clean tooth brush an
the morning the hair will be very Drct :
lily waved, without having that burnt
liiel"ss look acquired by using a heat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

tho period Of the war. This was de-
cidgd upon at meeting Of the exec
utivc board of the ST Cecilia Chorus
held on Tuesday, September 81. The
balance in the treasury was by unani-
nous vote given to the social workers
OF the Nurses settlement. which has
been the chief beneficiary Of the con-
c.rts given By the chorus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
i,ichrn"nd Singer IN New York.

the metropolis. writes friends here
that she is 10 sing in concert This
evening At IN" Hotel l.reyort: Fifth
Avenue and Eighth Street. sharing the
program with John finncgan. the .risl,
tenor. who IS soloist 1T the X. G.. IA :
thcdrai. Zach will, sing groups ot
solos and Will join in duet numbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
phfIhnrn,onic Orc,,cstrn

Now that the wai is over the local
musicians are getting together to re-
sumo the rrhcarSals and concerts OF
The Philharmonic Orchestra. with their
former conductor at the head. The
management is planning II series Of live
concerts beginning in January.
III. Mrch eSlrn Is TO conf inun II g Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

~ has been the aim and purpose since
'h"rus; In October. 1914. to fl,ther the
:hnsicii interests or the city not on:y
=! ha ing the personnel Of TN. chorus
!o,ipn*"d OF the best nius.cul talent
~, 'end ,,i such service in The co,n-
.,'uaitH 'hat IT'S influence might be Il
t&Si" ihroueh"ut the state
- pursuit Or these ideals The ST CO.
Sel.t Ihorus has each year given con-
crris bcneiting some ioDuiar charity
!. mas also served ms Tie aut.phon |
1ari' % 81: Paul'S at Christmas and
r'sStci. neStutS various other activi-
:cS. wing 70 cNistin. condition. and
nc i.i .eS of the members N w.aI
.H'r., work. " has been deemed al
$50 ~ flScbniihNe ren :arSJiS tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

mer policy Of Introducing to the puh
lie. promising young singers and MAY
crS. ana possibly thus give them t6cI
lirst step IN the ladder OF fame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra.

R'chm0ud Philhn rIn0Rfc Orchestra.
we arc to have this winter a rcviy.,
OF the Ph!lharmonir Orchestra. which
;'ourished here in the nast. This =
good news. SS IN incentive TO students
of the stringed instruments. that is
the bowed variety. the return of or
ch"sira activity will he IN unqualified
blessing. There ought certainly to hi
advanced players enough 10 make u,
4 really good ensemble. not an anna
flourish aggregation. which can piay
nothing more difficult than Haydn's
taton 10 the Dance Here is anothcr
opportunity to get in aud take hold
for the individual good as we'll a.
'"r tho public veal. SO, success 10
Alr. Eaf"r and his aids and ahct;or-
III the plans. The first meeting is
scheduled for January a; $50 in the
StcT auditorium. Make the note in
your diary and attend the opening
meeting. accomnanied By violin. viola
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
Music in Richmond
Edited d! john Geor.c Harris
Gmio,nar Noync.. ..;oul.

"u.omar NOSacS, "inHistc.
oh fflaaN evening asNt Miss NoNa.s.
~. Young Brazilian ;rtiste. win ap
pear ~ the jefferson auditorium III the
Ne. "r,, o' IN I"d ~ series .; ar,'s;S ,onSsr%s
ncr appearance ,;ichnond Will nc
sven ,he opportunity 10 hear one q
me i"rSmost lights OF tnc pi..".s,"-
, world, NounS, interesting, gifted with
prodisie.is tatcnt ana cvoNins from an
the experts VINO have neHrd hcr the
mos; astonishing necus OF praise and
admiration. II is indeed II reniarkablc
piece OF good fortune TO have her here
One of the foremost critics OF the
day. i. Il. fiunker. Yot the .>.w Iorl
Times INDUCES in something very sim
| 'iar to rIvins in his unqualified praise
arc of interest. He says: she has !,
married musical temperament. supple
;nented BY much personal charm. AT
! her cradle. her" fairy godmother was
generous, omittiDs no gifts. not even
SANITY. the rarast. OF qualities among
me me sr .,l%.. af 4 , She can do wha,
sense or rhythmic vaiu, is renlur;nble
Soraes plays tile classic vim parity of
style and the JOY OF lfc--shc has the
nifcant. OF charging her every touch
with all the music Will hold She is
ing time Of her art and life. Her
playing is rs refreshing as spring
water gushing. from an inaccessible
more. Ilunckcr sets down as his i'm
pressions Of the playing OF this SPLEEN
did young artiStc.
Bctsy Lime shepherd. Soprano.
The announcements is made that the
WomaHs Club Will present Miss Sacp-
herd. with assisting artists. ~ its club
auditorium on Friday and Saturday
evenings. December % and II Miss
Shepherd is described in n curren, pub
LEGATION OF some authority as having
Won many plaudi;s for her recital al
Aeoiian Hall. New York. on November
=. nc writer says. she sings with
definite purpose. FOL. one thing that
purpose being 70 translate the true
poetic sentiment in vocal uttcraacc
maxim that utteraacc 50 distinct tha, it
is pleasure To hear her. Few sing
ers have such pure French at their
command. and ii was delightful TO hear
The Fairies, for instance. with crisply
full tones. This song had to be re-
peated. as was also russian folk-
song. Der the Lonely, Mountain. In
the latter she struck the note OF sad
ness. sincere expression siving the mol
ancholy music reality. This group Of
fo!ii-SonSs. closing the program OF sew
cn;een numbers. brought her long Won
7nd YET another Miss Shepherd was in
good voice. looked radieni and received;
beautiful lowers
The impression gained from tho fore
gong comment is that in bringing
Ec;SE Lane Snepherd TO Richmond the
Woman's Club will be. comforting an
This Is rather more than can he said
OF at least ono or two Of the visiting
artists OF. last season. But that there
are excellent artists before the ,vusi-
al pubic is an assured fact. and Rich
inond does we'll 10 encourage the best
o. thcm 20 come here. With a course
augmented by selected artists brought
here under other auspices the comin-
season should be rich one ar;isti-
@ally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

Dae to wartime nanufac,ur;m5 difficulties. our
aliotmcft OF ioosicrs is extremely limited No TX
poet that every will he taken long before Christ
mas. on cannot afford to be without this cabinet
when Il small part payment puts ii in your kitchen.
ray the b"anc" III convenient amounts each week.
lioosicr is sold under tho broadcast guarantee ever
given on " cabinet Your money ali back If you
are not delighted"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

Let every husband resolve right now to give this
iioosicr Beauty TO his wife for Christmas Lot
every woman resolve that she will have one Moth
ing can be more welcome, last longer or serve Won
hcticr every day in the year.
come ana select the model you want once. IF
you order now well deliver it when wanted and
remember you need make bat small dcposit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
Bri.htcn the Hnme for MAS
FINE FURNITURE.

Here YOU find the complete h0iitl:,.
stocks, real deligh, to home oycr..
with the hundreds OF splendid suits ai,l
pieces Of Period Furniture and The sur
Drisngly low prices III which we have
priced these goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19
School Districts Must
Publish Annual Budget

J. A. Churchill, superintendent of
public instruction, is sending to all
county school superintendents in the
state a copy of the attorney general g
opinion, wherein he points out that the
law requires school districts to publish
a budget and have il voted on at the
annual meeting
In some districts, the impression had
gained Roadway that the decision of
the supreme court in the case of Mar
tin VS.. Gillian county had declared
the budget law invalid, making ii un'
necessary for school districts to longer
comply with its provisions The at
torney general points out that the SUI
preIne court opinion merely held that
the act which applied the general conn
~ budget law to municipalities and dis.
triefs was invalid, but did not hold
that the county budget law itself was
invalid, nor the school law which re-
quires school districts to publish bud
get before voting q tax.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19
Best Corn Eper Raised In
Marion County TO Be Shown

The Fifth Annual Marion County
Corn Show will be held at Salem, the
second week in December Judging
from the increased acreage and the
splendid quality of corn grown this
year the show will be the best ever held
in the valley. Farmers are urged 20
exhibit in as many classes as possible
in order to make the show what It 10
intended to bean educational exhibit
advertising what can be done IN the
Willamette valley with one Of ihe best
agricultural crops.
The premium list will be practically
the same as last year-the entries con-
sisting fsingle-ear, tcn-ear, and l0o-
ear lots of both white and yellow dent
and 12-ear los of popcorn and swett
corn. The best individual display win
also receive a prize. Corn products,
consisting of cooked and canned foods
and Homemade meal and hominy, will al
so be given prominent place In the
premium list
TIL premium list will be published IN
the various papers Of the county or
they may be secured by writing to Luz
thcr J. Chaplin, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19
.SVertOn Boy Died
AT Noon Thursday
Capital Journal spccial Service /


Capital Journal Special service.l
silverton ors ost ~ noao,ayvo1.
=,
u, '"e ,Vn9 Yn oA asa' aAo MIS- A'
y. Noifard, died at he family home
ABOUT noon Ihursslsy. Donald was born
IN siiverton and hved here ali his life.
ne Inished high school with tec class
Oh lslo. For number Of years he was
employed as clerk IN the j. Wolfard
q Co store. During the past SIX or
eignt months he has been IN very poor
nesith ana unaoie 10 con pnue has duties
az the store. Cancer OF the stomach is
said to be the cause OF his early depart
uee,
Elmer hlngstad, aged ~ years, died
on the tram bcweer Portland and
Olaekamas fuesday afternoon. He had
been hvlng in Eastern Oregon for s"'ne
time and his father, I'd. Ringstad, was
bringing him home. The Kingstads hive
between Silverton and Scots MIlls.
MRS. Ida NJ. Johnston, wlfe OF Con-
uue1or johnston, dled at her home IN
TINS city Monday morning and was Dur-
iea mere TUESDAY.
Earle Miller, son OF l. W, Miller, VINO
arrived mere with ms wife and three
cnlidien a couple OF weeks ago from
Forreston' III, died at the home OF his
rather at two O'Clock saturday morn.
ing MI Miller contracted severe cold
on 'eh way 70 oregon which developed
INTO pneumonia, causing MS ueath.