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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
f''''N Days at a Time
1,,norvv,,le Woman Lost Thirty 'a N,ne
Pen POUNDS Before Health hes'''1
BY Tanlao

.r rov feel perfectly spienuiu '..o,,a 1
~" rsstored me after nervous 70
rama. 80 said Mrs. Leila Fit's. -
/, y aos sixty fifth St.. Emorys,,lr, ,.,,',,s for
Ms Ms pitts has lived IN Emor. = vide
W., s,is.aap Years and Is known y I"
circle y = sa,,en off SO much was a. I"
,ost 4 shadow Of my Iorh'so g. nery-
% sne continued, "and | was ,s.s = would
sms s the striking Of a cloen a from
GUS .nu .,",es upset me so would 'asn as,s,
lsometimes ssane like o leaf. Nign. aa.si -
pisbt uie I would get no resl ,ar :, Sc seyera'
you'd e have to lie down ! ~ ~ appetit,
wou rs every day. had no ,.s;ng MN /,
honrs sse sight or smell Of ans,n,ro .re,l, /
J ana s .ne s,9 90 unpleasant to me ! ,s,,ch mvs
90 Z. a. : bite. / lost thirty n'ne sersly &c
and go, M y house. Ms. head aensa ,,.. az, an
about ,ns a,nost continually, T.. ~
i iribiy ana ! would be 50 dizzy
! so sonnght would faint, :, aisu ,,nss ,, wei
.,.,,, and my hanos ,as, sc;
matisms msss aa' - boards For the lss. sa ~ q
: as sun to,nt r in my fingers aened ned Il, Il
every JON. II could hardly stsna =. !.
.aaS medicine and trea''n. ,sys mo Al
.o01, M tha time but nothing :. cav "a @ of B.
a,,s9 a., ssv and I got worse inSse''
tier. e-,snA made me Pr
!. 10 se. some Tanlae ,a, ,1 better.
first .s,nr pong four bottles am y = esss es
ter sas.n1 "a sa,,h' nv nerves are - 81
did health, ,tartles me and Is d,
soundly no, for nine h, hours = refreshed !
sUs Usan ! get up feel % ,s.s n the
Wnsn ! : never have to re-. .srr :, mes
strong y , more. am hunsr ,,s Z, x srs
time any a M and ca, heartily o. n,
all the time as,,, n any bad effects "A n
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wasd. ads ar are as supple o. 'ns, ,,,y frisna
7 feei s1 shali nerer be ae.s ... a
to TaslaT ,ssm : for what theS nav
for me" 4, Salem bg ~
| Tan,su s,ors. : In Hubbard - y b.
Drus So ~ IN NJ Ansss Ks,l,
Drug Co. ae,vats by John = Nv "
sorn BY Lyman Z. .,sa,amsr. sar In 9
put M Nv Geo. A. stse'ns,, s1 q s.ayto
ton =, p. MccurdJ. ty A
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
ATTEMPT ON PREMIER MADE

sairo, Dec. 15.-An unsucoessIua .a .sa
..,amnt was made to assassinate u ,ns
a,o Trvnt;an premier today as ne was
driving to the ministry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
How Do You Feel.
iWhen You Stoop!,

Hi.w snd slulfIsh movemenh. titeo
.es;.s. Sscfsche. sheumatic pains.
sfiG lolass o. core muscles 'na s,.m
ths4 some4hlnf n the human sy y.s..s
3 cue of osdes. II most cases. ,s 49,.
svwrsoms - de result OF wssss
,s.ssrs - roisnoops ecids beine ie,s
!. ~ tiond 81 she failure Of the kio.
| neys 5 properly Do sheif ,;,;ss wo.s =
| klserinl snd csstinl out tmpa''
isom g6e blood.
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4 -. fs.,S;.s ~ echina - The tsne. 4. ~
s-Es1 ~ 9Sea would stee1 eye. y .,r--
sSsre wS;is q wsrh could hardly ssnxtst;ns sss
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jsss go bsttls ef Felsy nieix ~ i isN soed
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1 WashinGtsn. Pa
lFOlEY KIDNEY PILLS !;
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eesd snd ga with complete :sslnss LIN,
6nn You win End diem dlnesss. =.
Scr n 49, remedies. They g.
quickly and surely snd nsys ~ Il
selief IL cases Of ycsn sI s i'd
Won have cause 10 suspect y y..;ve
1870 wcak. dIsosdered o. sns'
vou shouId ses imfsedisteiy.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
Decision On Prohibition /.
Di.'s.sdd iI.nsodnsat May Come Soon

,p..h,neson. Dec. is;-ans ,ss ,ns con-
court l. sspee.s1 exp y he war time pro- pro-
stitutionall..y. .,,s.r Z, today or nsxt aon. y,
siSl'''a saS' Afssr nsr Aea'@si gAs esas.l,a.
cess, cess ussls srg Provisions become si'sa''
January is-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

rs Mes-Ssesh s .asehinsry h fer ne ssssi .',ssl
isss y ! so-.ou nsolasseS .''
MIL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

But the long, long hours marching by
toward dawning.
Marching so ccaselcssly
Beat thro' the night and the smooth
dark fawning-
Counting my dead for me!
I've scarcely twingc OF envy
AT my ncighbor s star OF blue
And the sight Of child or a bali
grown lad
Has ceased to pierce me through;
And my breath doesn I cath nj the
lift Of the latch
Or the sound Of a step on the grass.
] could learn to pray aud sing thfo'
the day
II only the nights would pass,
Oh the great dizzy stars swinging on
toward morning
swinging SO endlesslyl
White stars and blue stars and aold
ones aborning.-
.Junting my dead for mel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

- HERE is read running ont of the
city, smooth and level, Ike a
grey ribbon, between pleasant
fields aud laden orchards. A little past
tie keizer school house it stops run
azag and slows down to a brisk walk, a
lev lengths farther one becomes aware
that il has ceased walking aud has
adopted a shameless ramble. AlSo that
L has lost is resemblance 10 a ribbon
and Is no longer smooth. ImpertineRt
hoilows and saaey knobs stretch braz-
enly in the center of the roadbed in
calm defiance Of maH.made laws and
June elections. Almost nneonsei0uslv
the motorist slows down and rambles /
with the road. There are paved high I
ways where one can speed If one 81
desires and has not vet learned that 4
The fear Of the ''eopf is the begin
ming Of road wisdom. Here. with the
gold and crimson sunset flaring over
the hills and silver crescent safing
above the tree tops, one Is quite con
tent to forget the hustle of crowded
thor0nghfaTes, and rest for a while.
All along the way the road is bor-
dered with wild rose bloom and the
air is sweet with its poignant frag.
rance. For space, here and there. the !
bloom gives place to tall trees, where {
strange birds cali their last good night
notes, aud through which one catches
bfief ginlpses of the high sky, slowly \
filling with white aud golden stars. =
Then the briar bloom again, and the :
pleasant fields, and back from the I
read tiny house, perehed on a smooth h =
hilloek like a grey moth on strip Of y
Plush. Frcm the group OF figures on !"
the porch there comes the sound of =
singing and one catches the words only
because one knows the tune 50 WE'LL ~
" All sumner long there was one lit.
tle butterfly Y
Flying ahead Of me, ~
Wings red and yellow, a pretty little "a u
fellow "a
Flying ahead Of me. " =
On into the trees again, whore the IA
drowsy branches nod and nod and m. aa
fle breeze is beginning TO whimper. "a
AFRAID Of the coming dark. And lust w
as one turns a slow corner in the lazy oy
road the last notes of the old song
come clearly through the cool, still air SP' sIP
''Onc little butterfly little but. !"
terfly iar
What can its message bei
All summer long there was one little .n'
butterfly by
Flying ahead of me- IN
Ihnnafn N la. AHt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05
By Gertrude Robson +


"a a INST proof butterfly, ana una
trose tinted clouds produce rose scented
flowers. / IN afraid the riding woui'
be a trifle lonely. Very convenient anC
Iup to date. this aiiplaning, but, as th'
lola mariner said about the ocean, what
the use in having road if you're go
ing 70 fly over III
The social afternoon Of the Eastern
Star viii be held next Tuesday at the
Masonic Temple. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged and refresh
ments will be served. Mrs. Milton l..
Meyers is chairman Of the committee
in charge, other members Of which are
Mrs. Fred Legg, Mrs. Ida Miles, Mrs
Charles Lytle, Mrs. William Steusloff
and Mrs Elizabeth Reeder.
Mrs L. X. Page, who is visiting with
friends in CAROLS, Washington, is be-
ing extensively entertained during her
absence from home. In a recent issue
Of the Semi Weekly Kelsonian the fol-
lowing item appears in the social col
umn:
"Mrs. Page Dilley Of CAROLS gave
a luncheon Thursday in honor Of her
guest, Mrs. L. X. Page Of Salem, Ore
gon, who is visiting Mrs. Dilley for a
short time. During the afternoon cards |
we're played. The invited guests were
Mrs. NJ H. Towne, Mrs. Ebert Towne, |
Mrs. Charles Raphaelson, Mrs. Mable
Ianphear of CAROLS, Mrs. G. NJ. Cof.
'ey Mrs. r. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Arthur
)iekenson and daughter Maxine Of Ka-
anna. All had delightful time and
oped to be able to keep Mrs. Page
in their midst
A later issue carried the following
Mr., and Mrs. Page Dilley OF Car ,
Ills asked a few Of their friends 20 ,
'end the evening at cards and meet !
leir house guest, Mrs. Lueien Kimball
age last evening. DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Inns, Mr., and Mrs. II D. Miller of Ka. =
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. James Conner and Z
lughter Doris, and j. NJ. Ayres of !
lrrolls were invited. Five hundred \
as played and high scores were won !
: Mrs II. D. Miller" :
Mrs, Page will return to Salem after +
ending the Fourth at Columbia Beach i
ashington, and few days in Port. \ \
nd and with Donald friends. II
One Of the most successful floats in a
G parade yesterday was that donated
the North Salem Women's club.
le club flower, the Shasta daisy. and =,
official eolors, yellow and white, y
're used in decorating the automo. "
e. Clouds Of yellow maline and long &C
aims of Shasta daisies on which were th
rched white and yellow butterflies or
ated or hung in graceful loops about II
ear, prettily offset by huge bou. ed
cts Of the flowers. The executive of. W,
ers who rode in the float, were Mrs. de
N. Toothaere, Mrs. W. F. Fargo. br
IS. Il. L. Purvine and Mrs. Merle 90
unk, Mrs. L. J. Roth drove. Four re
tie maids, Adalyn and Evalyn Shields 10,
IS Burton and Myrtle Fox, dressed =,
pretty frocks and carrying baskets '''
marguerites perched daintily on the
and tossed flowers to the cheering ..
'wds, II was, without doubt, one Of Nv Nv
most artistieally conceived floats in u, ~
entire parade. ~ y
ca
Harvey J. West of FL Paso, Texas ~, ia
ived in Salem yesterday morning an ";a
Is the guest Of his parents. Mr. ."
Mrs. r. West, 95l5 Maple avenue
will visit other relatives and his -,
nerous friends in the city, before n. NJ
urning home. lNe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

The residence of John W. Carson on
Fairyiew avenue was the scene Of q
quiet home wedding last wednesday
when at 9 p. m. Claad lie Roy Carson
land Miss Mary Ethel Dayey were unit
ed in marriage by DR.. Edwin Sherwood
Of the Kimball School Of Theology. The
lhouse was beautifully decorated with
ferns and roses the color scheme OF
pink and white being carried out in
every detail, including the floral arch
under which the bride and groom stood
during the ceremony. The bride was
daintily attired in a gown of white or
candle and carried a bouque Of white
bride s roses. Miss Grace f. Sherwood
sang ''I Love You Truly" After the
ceremony a delicious two course lunch
con was served to the following guests
DIR. and Mrs. John W. Carson, DR.. and
Mrs. Edwin Sherwood. Miss Grace Sher
wood, Mr.. and Mrs James -arieo and
their two sons, Hugh and James Carieo.
The bride has been a teacher for
number Of years and has held response
bic positions both in Iowa and Oregon
The groom is a prosperous farmer and
the young couple viii make their home
on his ranch near Liberty.
The women S auxiliary to the Span
ish War Veterans which has been in /
session here has elected the following |
state Officers: Hazel ?. Hofman, Nc
president; Grace Peterson,
Salem senior vice president; Mayme
Love- Portland, junior vice president;
Sarah Bodley, Portland chaplain; Ger.
rude Wilson, Salem, Judge advocate;
Margaret Becker, Portland historian;
Anna Tolman, Salem, patriotic instruc-
or; Selma Kumrow, Salem, conductor;
,olita Davis, Salem, assistant conduct
r; Mabel Garrison, MeMinnville,
'uard; Mabel Hansen, Portland, assist.
mt guard.
Much welcomed visitors in the city
re Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wesley Burton ,
Lita ROsenquest) who arrived Thurs. !
ny evening and are now the guests of
Irs. Burton S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Il. Rosenquest. Mr.. and Mrs.
urton are on their way from Okla
'ma to Portland where they will 70. :.
de in the future. Mrs. Burton was one =
Salem s most popular members Of
Ie younger set before her wedding,
I'd has host Of friends in the city. :
A pretty home wedding was solemniz. 7
Sunday when Mrs. Elva Armitage {
came the bride of orval Payne. The =
remony took place at the homo of n
G brides mother, Mrs. ]. Lane, Rev. !
end Leland W. Porter officiating. q
le home had been beautifully decorat. 8,
with a wealth Of roses. The bride o.
're beautiful dress of taupe creme el
chine and carried a bouquet of Il
ide s roses. Immediately following the u
remony, at which only immediate
latives were present, the young couple z
: for Portland where they will re. y
e VI
tt
After a brief visit at the l.. c. Cav.
augh residence, Mr. and Mrs E. r y, ~
lggins of Portland and Mrs. Emma N N
own Of San Francisco have return. u
to Portland. Mrs. Wiggins is the
lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Cayanaugh al
d Mrs. Brown is Mrs. Cavanauob = m
ter. le
oil
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Fleming will re. IN
N tomorrow from brief visit NJ
wport. ~ ar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Martin, who
have been spending a brief visit with
Mrs. Martins parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Bennett, have returned home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

The University Of Oregon woman 5
building will be benefited by the use
ful little milk bottles which have been
stationed for 80 long throughout the
state for the Belgian relief fund, now
that the latter work has been diseontin
ued. Permission TO use the bottles in all
parts of Oregon outside of Portland
was granted yesterday by the state
board Of the committee for relief of
Belgium and France, Of which Mrs.
W. b Aver is president.
More than half the amount to be
raised by the women of the state to
match the 100000 appropriation from
the state funds has been raised BY Mrs.
George T.. Gerlinger and her faithful
workers The club women throughout
the state have taken an interest in the
building and are still giving benefit
teas and entertainments to swell the
fund.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

On Tuesday of this week Mrs. G. NJ.
Coffee invited a few of her friends TO
bring their work and spend the after.
noon with Mrs. Lueien Kimball Page
from Salem, who is the house guest Of
Mrs. Page Dilley of CAROLS, Washing.
ton. The rooms were pretty decorated
with large baskets of margueites tied
with bows Of pink ribbon. The guests
invited were, Mrs. Arthur Dickinson
Mrs. II. D. Miller, Mrs. Chase, Mrs.
i. M Sims, Mrs. u. o. Olson OF Kelso
Mrs G. W. Phillips Of Vancouver Mrs
rage Dllley Of CAROLS and Mrs L. X.
rage of Salem. Mrs. Arthur Dickenson
daughter of the hostess, assisted in
entertaining and serving Of refresh.
ments.-Kalama Bulletin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Homer Egan, who has lately return.
ed from active service, is a guest al
the Z. Hofcr residence during the
Fourth Of July festivities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Miss Flora Case, city librarian, is
spending three weeks vacation at
Yaehats having left yesterday.
Mrs. L. Z. Waters has as her guests
over the week end her daughter and
son-in-aw, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Knigh
ton of Portland.
Mrs. Roy Shields and children are
spending the week end at The Henry
Patty home in Amity.
Arthur Beattie, a prominent attor
ney of Oregon City who has beep visit.
ing at the W. W. Moore residence, has
returned to his home.
Miss Grace Townsend motored 10
Portland this morning with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hutton. She will remain
until Sunday evening after which she |
VIII go to The Dalles to take charge Of
me millinery shop of Mrs. l.. NJ. Layst
until the fall season opens.
Now that the thing is done with
/ can look at a flag again
Wlth barely pail at my heart strings
Ana hardly twinge of pain;
And the sight Of a lad in uniform
as sweet as it used TO be-
could smile my way thro the length
Of the day
1 the nights would be kind to me.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

r,ts-estipr visitors IN the saMls.
.,,, srs MS Edna Roberts and hale4a
rSi.-,s ~ CreensbuIg, Kansas Nho
ars guests at the home Of y, iseI i,-. au.'
gn3 an,le. NJ. and Mrs. w. ". Mo0ie'
NJ Roherts has recently returned ifgm
overseas where be qent 9gat mVn'ns 'l.,e
and was wounded during the 2ylel
weeks az the war, He and ms Ns'e5
hayc hecn visiting in California ana M
are row en- route to Seattle, Inc! W.n M
spepd several weeks IN Salem AZ me
Moore residence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mishl'r enter
,a;reg ! eoterie of friends at an lnioT'
NAL dinner Yesterday on the every
lawn n the Mishler residence. The Ia
BILE was arhstically eentered wa'h ferns
ana roses and a patriotic note was car
red ont in the pretty decorations. Gov
ers were laid for Mr.. and MIS- f. t.
Delano. Mr.. and Mrs Z, A. NeElyalu'
Mr.. and Mrs Burton A. Myers Miss
CYNTHIA Delano and Mr.. and Mrs, Low
is Mishler
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Dallas. Or. July 3.-(Spcciall-Ar'
thur L. Hayes of this city and Miss
Josephine W. Luebke were united IN
marriage Tuesday at the home Of the
bride S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lueb-
ke. in Eugene. The ceremony was per
formed in the presence of only the
near relatives and a few friends
Miss Luebke has been for many
years past teacher in the Dallas pub
lie schools, having graduated from the
Dallas high school with the flist class.
es leaving that institution. M. Hayes
is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hayes
os this city and but recently returned
from France, where he saw service
with the 1921 infantry. After a short
honeymoon trip 20 the beach resorts
the couple will return to Dallas.
Among the Dallas people who attend.
ed the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Hayes, Miss Dora Hayes and
Miss Myrtle Hayes,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Last Tuesday evening the Pvtbian
Sasters entertained with q delightfully."-
INFORMAL evening at the Masonic hall
IN honor OF the newly initiated mem.
0ers OF the order The Knights of
Fythias were also guests at the affair
and a pleasnrable evening was spept in
social converse, ,music and DANCING
Inc chalrmen of the committees in
charge Of the entertainment were Mrs
y r. Barbour and Mrs. T. W Davies
ana all they were assisted bv the Misses
NINA Rowland, Genevieve Barbour and
Ayrtelle Ship.
Friends Of Mrs. Ryan will no so,,v
70 learn that she left for Twin FoIiss
idaho. today where She will identify
herself with the p. r. Parker dentsI
oftices which arc being opeped nn '' H. H.
mat eity. During her residence hare
MIS- Ryan has held an important No.
si'loh with the local offices. Her dancb /
Iers, kosella and Mary, will reside . |
sacred Heart academy durino tbo -
sebnOi I', i Of the summer and the coming
a number Of pretty social eor,rr
NV a,ents are being planned in honor NJ
MISS Dorothy Paddock of Seattle ybo
= ! . guest al the William staiqer ,os,.
Hence on North Liberty street. Me- T1
addock ! IS well known in soclal eirclos
y .ne city and was a great favorito
iuring her residence here. '
Mrs G. II. Burnett was ,electod b.. I
ne beard Of control TO serve on ~
ohmittee of mental hygiene in maxi AZ.
ng hygenic survey of the state /
Iunper OF prominent men and w. "a
Iittee. "s VII 'ne com
MISS hlllie Pruner and Miss P,h
ui'ihe left for Suver this mornina ~, ~
'enu e,,, ,.ti, the week end They took Win
eh niue Myrtle, Thclma and Encorn ,,,,
r,u;u. , .nye have been guests at tbo
ufVine home for the past week week. 81 INC
Two popular young ladies of Do.
i, lu, miss ms Vivian Brotherton and Mics
zen lmelsen are visiting al tbe bomo a1o
MI and Mrs. Clifford Brown ive baw
come up for the Fourth. nav
nepo5ilng most pleasu,ablo 81.
!. !; ana Se MRS. W. 7. Stokes, Mis- Wsrr
le stokes and Richard S,okes La rar
"rned from a two month 3 ton, r'os os
eastern states. 'oui oI
'aage and Mrs George Burno,. H..
their house guest Ms P, nave
sen ,sen OF Portland. Mrs. Hirscb srn ~
1elly a resident of Salem and wa
5o number Of friends are welea,, u
ing her Present visit "e'coming
= J ey'S. = N the G II. Robertso, to.
:, r.. ), p Nayhood Of Spokane. a'' eoUai,, nO9e
rs, 1,S. Alice Alice A. Miles left TODAY fo.
'u5 =. vacation during which time ~. sho
shingiOn. ~" al olympia,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

il R}'1. Ut, % the G Il. Robertson bono
Of Of +, 3, . Aayhood Of Spokane, coUsig nVo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

moa,s. m,s. Alice A. Miles left TODAY fo. ,
.li3i months vacation during which a5 ';,, lof a
Washington. '" at Olympia,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Harvey J. West of FL Paso, Texas
arrived in Salem yesterday morning
and Is the guest Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. =. West, 95l5 Maple avenue
lie will visit other relatives and his
numerous friends in the city, before
returning home. ="
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Leland Brown ,..,,
naxe no,.'.., Deen guests Of the formers GRAND
3 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. BelloSs '@P .
turned home. s'"' nave re-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

81 An m, attractive and popular visitor
vro.5 w sile capital city is Mrs. r. L. III.
t raTds who is being entertained a. t tSo
win Griffith -'' anu MRS. r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05
sim UMBRELLAS

WHITE WASH SKIRTS FOR SUMNER
Tub skirts of good quality pre-shrunk
materials, well made
S1.OO, $1.98 up to $3.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

/
n
a special conference has been plan.
ned this year for the girls Of oreron
under the auspices of the Y. W. q. A
Inc conference win be held at Cannon
Beach, July 10 to 2s. Miss Eleanor Hol'
gate, reereational leader of Inc Y w
u A. will be the executive. She viii
nave nay, associated with her a group of To-
cal and field secretaries and otho.
tnends Of the Y. W. c. A. interosteS W
u the work from many points Of view
leaders !. will include national and Ines,
l. W. c. A. secretaries, a trained y..
creational leader "A nurse and rbv.;
eiah' A counselor will be provided for
every ten girls. -''
me program means ten days Of living
OUT or doors, days Of inspiration ana
friendship, days Of things all Girls love
10 40, hikes, surf bathing, athletics and
campfire ,.I, talks. The only expense IN ad.
dtion to fare to the beach w,ll bo COO %
which will pay for room, board ana
registration fee. "'u
Miss Hazel Blake, who has beon ri.
.'ag loi me past month in California.
y |, expected to return home next weoS
.llss .., Bake has been the guest of bor
,is,er Mrs. Charles A. Butt. NJ No.
!, lSs'a, and Of relatives in pasadono :
3ne mas also visited friends NJ Tong
'eaeh and other coast resorts "s
M. .ar' and Mrs. T. Leland Brown who
ave oeen guests Of the former oranJ i
,afents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7 RelloSra ""v as i
urneS t. lof the past week, have re. o
An attractive and popular vie,o,
' tle capital city is Mrs r I. ~ N
o.,,l aluS VINO is being entertained at ibc j.
~ i,he c,ii of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ' ir rc
, AlSS Helen Hogue of Seattle is 81.
ing friends in Salem and rono... ~ a,
or''Sa oguSs,n'anees. Miss Hogue was vs,v II
'pu'ar during her residence here 70
Ia
mo - anu m mrs: 7. NJ. Barr are plan o'
Jug Jug 70 20 to Newport in the nesr 'fn 9"
nc ,ns,, 70 open their cottage. "Barr Ia.
our for the summer D'i' har is
Iof
MI and Mrs. Wilfrej Ane, ,.,.
.toe .s.efaay .;. for short visit in Portland ~.
yer after which they will ,.is;a .'''''' ny
''f FORMER home, Grants Pas. d" ~ ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

I'M alSs 81. Helen Hogue of Seattle is vi.
aens.ill ,,.s friends in Salem and repewirs
aegu,alntanees. Miss Hogue was "o,.s go,..
POpu'ar during her residence here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-05

Nj. NJ. and Mrs wilfred Allen Iot,
sSs.eraay : S,s' for a short visit in Portlsna
.,t at'ef after which they will yis;a ~
'heir FORMER home, Grants Pas. '' III