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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

rank Sleeper of Cleveland
Fed in the city recently from
! to meet relatives at the Sa-
auto park and has purchased
i and camping outfit since he
been in the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

| bicycle owned by G. Town
A was backed into by a motor
|icle and considerably damaged
lerday afternoon, according to
Townsends report to the po-
4 He left his wheel in front OF
TX. M. c. A., he said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

b. and Mrs. A. j. Gooch of
Francisco stopped in the city
Ierday on their way south
J the Tillamook beaches where
have been for some time.
Gooch is a wholesale florist.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

Justrite Corsets $1.50. $3.50,
s'''' 2O2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

. Daisy Nilsson of Portland
ID in the city yesterday and
'ned over for the evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

c. Bohrnstedt has returned
week end trip to HIS ranch
be Big Elk river near Philo-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
prohate Court

Hord he's been received in the
If the death of Mrs. Anna
Ian stroud of Portland at the
I. i al years. She was former
Salem woman, coming here in
a with her husband who for
hears was a conductor on what
bow the Southern Pacific rail-
n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

|nbings made into switches,
guaranteed. A. E. Lyons, 31S
]. 202
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

|. Mile Snyder Of Portland
! the city this morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

fnie and Oran Kellow Of
n were in the city yester-
|nd today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

esters basket dinner Sunday
202'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

n. John of Corvallis was IN
over night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

JOURNAL WANT. ADS Pay
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

and Mrs. ]: C. Tucker of
path were local visitors to-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
News Notes Of Salem and Vicinity Briefly ToId
|on,ing Events

s1-Rotarian Pic r
Wheatland ferry.
r. .t 1-2-Northwest Wal 4
I'M growers tour 'hfoasA { I.
.Ounty. state X
hlr. ,aat4ors Iuneh- x
IOu. Marion hotel. u, {.
j nicnic, spong's landing =
H. ~ 3. opening OF x
,chools. i
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
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a
Circuit Court
s-rit Of attachment filed IN the
4 - = tbe Business Mems adjust
: aomnany VS. F. H. Aretsinger
'.sctne filed in the suit Of ].
4 Tsbey VS. Martin Michalik.
i,nlsipt filed against Fred
II ", shuman for the collec-
i wages alleged to be due
IA McElroy, to the amount OF
,e.7S.
Probate Court
I..o,tory and appraisement OF
. astate of Helen M. Birdsall,
n amounting to $4,000 and con
H. of 81 acres Of land Of the
snyslde fruit farm.
batition and order for settle
N Of claim held against the
[.sorn pacific by the estate Of
Bair for the sum Of $500.
Marriage Licenses ~,
. dolnb WohIgemuth, "a, New
a and zelpha Munkers, %,
In
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

1et0r Oh -----
this city, Laboring men of Salem post
N Marsh poned the proposed trip TO Port
the state land on Labor day to attend the
delegate dedication Of the new labor tenn
le trip by pie there, until October, the work
the roads not having progressed far enough
to allow the ceremonies, it was
reported last night at a meeting
, Town OF the Central labor council
! motor
damaged r. A. Stockley, prominent Ma
ordinp to sonic lecturer from Iowa, will
! tbe M speak tonight before Masons Of
! front of the city who have made the Mas
ter degree at eight o'clock in the
Masonic temple. He will be accom-
-. panied to Salem by H. E. Galvani
80 Sas of Portland. Mr.. Stockley will go
Sls : - :. directly east from here.
a,eA1 az ~ The location at 247 North Com
a mercial street, formerly occupied
by the Durdall grocery, has been
rented to Aaron Astil of Pendle-
Go. :. ton, who expects to open a new
!, ~ oitr clothing store there during the,
'A.s tS ~ first part of September.
ne' Fire Chief Hutton left Salem
: =. s,s,-. today for Breitenbush hot springs
= A'o-'' where he and his wife will spend
their vacation. They will be gone
S,e' .'7. 49,. two weeks. During his vacation,
:. ~ Captain "Bill" Ivan will serve as
: sne "a head of the fire department.
eANoe Prof. John R. Sites director of
the Apollo club male chorus, has
lannounced that the arrangements
for fall work are about complet-
asAss p. ed and the first rehearsal of the
~. y 10 80 club will come in few days.
201t c.
s ers who will attend the Shriners
,eeul ,e ne picnic in Albany on Labor day
ul0 49, have been granted by the Oregon
'ai : my Electric The round triF will be
$159, it has been announced.
swiecnes' mes Pascal Traglio, contractor.
2o2 palh'lns tne ssa'e ~aoss .apsso' - SaTo
.,,.4the Job finished in three weeks,
u 'no and that all the high seaffolding
,1s -. work is now completed.
Portland "a. ~ oeouuensy s,u1 .',,, ,,ar a. the
cr1as "Au state fair, was in Salem yesterday
making arrangements for his or
o,,o,v 81 ganization.
y August Huckestein and his
family, accompanied by Mrs. Mark
- Huckestein of Honolulu, spent the
i.a.a-a 49, 20 day on the Columbia highway
John H. Rudd, Of the state Y
-.,.a M. c. A. with headquarters IN
II Il. .fu
ming. roieianu' '''pp
CT Sunas. nas. Justrite- Corsets s1.5o. $3.50,
~ ss.5e. A. E. Lyons. s1s Court.
lis was IN
q smooIsA suossK IslseE
~ NV 'eInl9sI oIuossH
! :. : ! :: :. !. ::
aFCAav -suIueAs sIUl su1ssu
am NW IsIosds II " y a v
'0e ON sspoI 0EyISsd
L. S. Rowland. W. NJ zVz'
.(9R Love, the jeweler. Salem.
'-' LADD [
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
SUIT FOR FAILURE
TO PROVIDE

A suit mr. divorce On grounds OF
failure 20 provide came up for a
hearing to-day. Tho case WAS uncon-
tested. and the divorce would have
gone through had II no; been for the
ipterfercnoc Of the Judge. who. by
hls wisr advice. effected n r~conciita-
ton The wife claimed that he had
refused to buy her clothes. and
she had not had n new suit or hat
IN months To which the husband re-
piled. Il can't afford TO buy her
clothes while foods as high ar II ls.-
Jus, a moment. you young folks
interrupted tho Judge Here's n 1t
Ito advice for you: You have no
money and you want clothes. Here's
the solution: Go 10 Cherry's. at zo7
Riai'o bldg on Second ava. between
Madison and Spring. over the Pig'n
Whistle. get yourself outfi,fcd. pay
small amount down. and arrange
your own terms. have settled
many family auarrcia with Just such
advice. Now try that" he said. az
tho couple walked out Of tho door
toxcthcrs--Advertis.ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
CHILDREN SELL
$4,000 WORTH or
OLD PAPER

During the school year OF 1918.
1880 the public school children OF
81 Louis. Mo, collected and sold
izo.cTs worth OF waste paper. OF
this amour, Ss.3s7 went for oper.
nting expenses. which made the
net profit 81. 1os.
This movement started IN April
1915. when the 100000 pupils In
the is5 schools OF 81 Louis were
asked To bring old newspapers and
magazines 90 school TO BE- soii for
the benefit Of the Teachers Benevo-
lent Annuity association
The children make a xreAf game
Of the business and there IN much
rivalry between rooms and grades
over which viii have the biggest
showing In tonnage Of cid news
pApers ard mAxaxinea- for the
children literally bring waste pager
to school by the ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Have COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

n your sicin Is yellow-cumplexion
pallid-tongue toatcd-appetitc poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, nogood ieehng-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--a Sub
stitutc fdr calofnci--wcrc prepared by
DR.. Edwards after IL years Of study.
.DF.Edwards' Olive T ahletsarapurely
vegetablecompound mixciwitholive
You viii know them by their olive color.
Tohavc clear. pink skin. bright eyes
no pimples. a feeling Of buosancy hike
acknowledgements must get At thea
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel--yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con.
stipation. Take one 90 two nightly and
note the pleasing results Millions OF
boxes arc sold annually at i5c and 3Oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
FORTY STATES PAY
MOTHERS PENSIONS

Forty cut Of the ~ states have
adopted some form Of the MOTHER
pensions. according 20 the annual
report OF the chief Of the Chfidren's
Bureau Of the u. 4 department Of
labor.
There seems TO b. grcaa 6iver-
slty In the administration systems
OF the various states. however. and
the Chiidrcns Bureau points out
the need OF a careful investigation
Of each method.
Such survey. the bureau claims.
would give the federal government
and the general public the benefit
Of the experience gained thru the
operation Of these various laws with
the possible result az something
more uniform and effective than ex.
lists at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Symphony Orchestra
Benefit Concert

Keen interest n being SHOWN In
tho benefit concert for the seattle
symphony orchestra. which h 10 b.
given az the Hiptosirofnc TUESDAY
evening. February IS. Among thoar
who have reserved bones are the fol.
lowing:
Mr.. ard Mrs- william A. Peters.
Mr.. and MrA william Leonard
Eaton. Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Page BaI
Mr. and Mrs. G. y ~. Pratt. Or. and
lard. Ds. and Mrs. Jay I. Dur.
and. Or. and Mrs. Frederick Bentley.
Mira Otis Floyd Larnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hamilton De veuve. Mr..
and Mrs Perry H. Truax. Mfr. and
Mira Alexander y. McEwan. Mr. and
Mira AtexAnder Badiiie. Judge and
MrS Frederick Bausman. Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Anna Mr.. and Mrs. rrsf.
ford Huteson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bcrt Par.
rsr. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel u. Tr-f~-
Vhen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. oatran.
der. Mr.. Dwight Maad. Mr. and Mrs.
r. r Palmerton. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Anderson Wood Mr.. and Mrs. J ~.
Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph schoenfsid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ spargur, Airs.
A. II. Anderson and Mr.. Nelson T..
Hartson
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Personal

Miss Kathleen Condor. who has
been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. y. T.
ssanuard. left last night for foa An
rrien. whcre she wlIl make a short
visit before returning 10 her home In
New York.
Mr.. Yai~on Jorftn ieft last night
fur Los Angeles. where she win re-
main about a month.
Mr.. y. n. chinn will iesvr saiur-
day for short Eastern trip.
Mrs. william Forrest Coodfellow
came down from snoauafmio today
and l. tho guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. 4. Il. Holmes.
Afr. and Mrs. c. II J. s,o,tenberx.
stoIsenberx. VIII remove February IS
70 . residence AT tho corner Of 22nd
ave- ~ and T. Aloha at
Rev. ana MN. George David
Adams. Of PORT Townsend. who have
BEEN the guests Of their sopsn-law
and daughter. Mr.. ard Mrs. Hugh
Purcell. have returned to their home.
Mrs. Lester Edr~. Of spokan.. ~
tho house guest Of Mrs.. L. 4. Gehrsa
Mr. Claude C. Ramsey i-f, last
week for "a business trip la the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills
and the Misses Gladys and DorS thy
Mills viii leave sunday for California
They have shipped their car and will
tour the state for about a month.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsiharn Basrett
kimball formerly Miss Alice Gil
msnA OF Hood River. Ore. are 70
cclvinv messages OF congratulations
on the birth OF a son In Portland Fri
day. JANUARY IS
Mr.. Henry Jukss. who has been a
visitor In the city for the past ton
days. returned Tuesday to her home
in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. orviTic Thorpe. OF
Dallas. Texas. and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Goldman. Of Portland. orr. have
been guests at the Hotel Washington
for the past few days AIR. Thorpe
Is the president of the National AZ.
ISOLATION OF Life Underwriters. and
Mr.. Goldman the vice president.
They are on a business trip thru the
West. and left last night for Spo-
kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Mothers of Sigma Kappa
Sorority to Gire
Card Pdrty

The mothers Of Sigma Kappa 40
rority win entertain with a card
party apthe chapter house. s73s gist
ave y. r.. Tuesday. February 3. at
. O'Clock. The committee in charge
of arrangements consists of the fol-
lowing ladies'. Mrs. Harriet saunder.
son. Mrs. r. w. Greene. Mrs. J. c.
Harris and Mrs Otto Ro=ei.af. m.
sisted by Mrs. Charles r. King. Mrs.
r. NJ. Padeiford. Mrs. q. w. Wheeler.
Mrs. Paul carrigan. Mrs. Marion
Redfield and the officers Of the club.
Mrs. Archibald Wilson. president:
Mrs. Frank Hamilton. vice-presidsnt.
Mrs. J, w. Council. secretary. and
Mrs. II. IL Buckley. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Queen Anne Study Club
Have Charge Of
OrthOpedic Tea .Shop

Tho Queen Anne study club was In
charge OF the orthopedic Tea shop
today. with Mrs. W. J. U'Renn ~
hostess, assisted by Mrs. III. Moran,
Mrs o. r. Taylor. Mrs. I. B Ford
Mrs. William III. McclaSkey. Mrs. w
II. Thompson. Mrs. J. II. Beardslee.
Mrs. v. w Gemmel. Mrs. Harry
Brown and Mrs. NJ. Krikorian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
PEARS AND RICE

pint canned pears
; tablespoons rice
4 tablespoons sugar
teaspoons butter
? cups milk
/; eggs
y lemon grated rsnd and Juiee)
y teaspoon salt
vanilla
Put rico In st~w pan with milk. wa.
Ear. lemon rind. butter and salt
Cook until tender. Then stir In the
yolin % III. eggs and cook fcw
minutes. 10 cook the egrr. Press into
Nat. round mold and invcrt onto
a dish. Strain the strip from the
pears. add a little vanilla and some
sugar II tho rsrup Ia light and boil
rapidly until IN. strip IL reduced
on@-,hird Add pears and let them
stay In the strip until thoroiy heated.
Arrange on top OF rice. pour over
strip and cover with the whites Of
the eggs beaten ,lIi stir and dry with
tablespoons 81 sugar. Bake in a
moderate oven for eight minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

Tte proudcrt little girl In town was
Helen Ruth conover. Seattle child
dancer. when abe met Pnvlowa. a
week ago. when the famous dancer
was here.
Ruth danced for her and was com.
piimcnt.d by the danseuse. In bid.
ding her farewell. Paviows kissed
her.
Ruin is only s years old She In
IN. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ~.
conover. sos goth ave- She has stud.
led dancing for two terms at the
Douglas academy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Luncheon to Compliment
Mrs. WifhRrsp00n

In compliment to Mrs. John Knox
Witherspoon, Mrs. Charles Y. Brown
will be hostess next Thursday after
noon at an informal luncheon Of six.
teen covers. at her home In the wn.
lard apartments. entertaining the
members Of her sewing club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Clubs

At 1. noon. Old fashioned quilting
boo and card party In tho afternoon.
Ladder Auxiliary Ia Post No. ~
Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Post No. 10
win give n silver tea Friday. Feb
ruary 4. 1870 y. m. at tho home u
Mrs. Hazel 1ltton. isI Il B6th ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

In ist, tbe English parliament
made II a crineVo attend a theatre.
the first Of which had just been
opened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

regular weekly msfhns hst ihuI~
day. They are busy learning tho
Blue Bird ceremony and songs. as
they are going 10 have n Joint cere.
rn0nial meeting with the khouua
Campfire on saturday, February B.
CAMP TAwANANU
HOLDS CEREMONIAL
Camp Tawanamu girls mef far
their monthly ceremonial last FRI
day. Margaret O'Seal was awarded
the rank Of woodgatherer. Tho girls
practieed Campfire songs after the
ceremonial
The girls OF Valiant Campfire at
their last hand craft meeting worked
on their head beads.
On January "a. the suesIi B1us
group took hike thru ths
woods At Gafewood Mr.. Mcclure.
principal Of the Gatewood school. sc-
cou1panied them and gave a talk ON
the trees.
The lola Campfire met last Thurs
day al the home Of Mis- Dorothy
Ide. There were nine girls present
and they DISCUSSED ways OF getting
new members for the camp.
The Macatawa Campfire with oseir
guardian, Mrs. Ethel Held. met Teb-~
rtisLr-y / and went down town to 70
thru the Seattle Baking Co. plant
They are planning 10 go thru soms
Seattle factory once each month On
February IA they viii have valeDr
tine marty at Mrs. Held's horne-
The Lftahni Campfire girls befk
party at the Ballard field house INST
Thursday. Tho Iroquois Tribe. Of
which Evelyn Beclxstrom Is the lead
er. entertained the camp.
wECATO CAMPFIRB
HAS PARTY
The wecato Campfire had party
at the home Of Caryl Kerr Saturday
evening. The evening was spent in
dancing. Miss Elsie Hansen and her
brother won the prize for the prizs
waltz
The Nea1hee Campfire had . social
meeting at the home Of Olga Sund-
strum- The NEXT meeting. on Febru-
airy 4, win be a ceremonial meeting
at Betty cottous home.
Besenoha Campfire had q party AZ
the home OF their guardian Saturday
afternoon. They invited six new girls
from Broadway high school. who arr
ASKED TO attend three meetings 0f
the group with the prospect Of being
taken into the group ~ the end Of
that time.
The Delakotn Csmpffre he1d 05e1r
first ceremonial meeting at the home
Of the assistant guardian. Miss D.
Elite DEvers.
The Totahekfmz Bfus Btrdb gsvo
a silver tea and Valentine sale ~ the
home OF their guardian. Mis- Emth
RedIeld. Friday. 70 raise money to
70 20 the Campfire girls summer
camp. Miss Ruth Brown gave = talk
on Campfire
The members of the Lscoia Camp
IRE met wednesday. January ~.
Among their members now there are
thre~ new ones. Miss LueIla Huyler.
Mics Edna Cornell and Miss Faith
Bradley.
The R1nnfkfnic Campfire gxve .
part Of a ceremonial meeting for the
entertainment Of the Gatewood So
ciai circle At the home a MA Rich
mond
The rossqua CampflrA q IT,
4uah. held their buzines msef1ug iase
Thursday. January -.
The La Qua On Cxmp(1ro gkb
gave q HE Klass vo6vms Oter-
tainmcnt Saturday night ~ the Ana
Community han and played b
packed house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

Alexander Of ancient Greer used
to encourage Undertaking matches.
In one OF which 5s contestants died
from overdrinking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

For Good Apple Pie 20 TO Boidts.
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

NOME OF MIS- fnhet tteut. ofV'
krkwood Place.
Ciar-siss Culture Club
Classic Culture club with Mrs. C.
T.. Bogardus. 37s3 18th ave. ~. at
D. m Dr. clifford Woody OF the
University of Washington 10 pre-
sent modern phase 81 education. It's
''scalos and Measu rvnents.-
Aslrle 81 Fi~ass- rnrnauwsAary
Procedure Club
Adele NJ. f'ielde Parliamentary
Procedure Club at Rainier Grand
Hotel at i.1o .. IN. Parliamentary
questions Ia charge OF president.
Mrs. ella cudiheo. Subject Lesson:
-Amcndm.ntn- Madam Harriet
saunderron In charge OF oiass In
public speaking. Subject Lesson;
columbus.
Enst~gu Stw OuA
Eastern Star Club In tho cub
room. 1850 Arvad. bldg. at p. m
Monthly business meeting
Akunsuar of Oa OmAxH
Aiumnae of Chi Omega with Mrn.
O. H. Ro,ls. sss 18th ave ~ AT
| o. IN.
B~thlehom Shrtns
Bsthiehem shrine No. ]. Order OF
the white Shrine OF Jerusalem. at
Panama Cafeteria. 1915 Third ave.
az sac .. m
Native Dzuxshtsrs az Washington
Native Daughters Of Washington
with Mrs. Moilie Case. .sia Il. Roy
ct. At T.so .. m.
/ Acs~ia Club
Acacia Club OF the X w. G. A.
for Bible study. followed b. month
~ business meeting.
Frissuk Of All Club
Friends of All Club OF the Y. W.
G. A. for club supper at . .. m
followed BY Bible study.
Aitrua Club
Aitrua Club Of tho Y. w. G. A.
for club supper followed by bust.
ness meeting and surprise program
in charge Of Mlm Mercedes Doyle
Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
M~~<ing ~ Alumnne
Tn. Aiumnae 81 chi omega SCR
GRITTY ON meet at ! o'clock Friday
a, the home OF Mira A. H. Rolls,
s5s 18Th ave. y.
Qu~sn Anp~ High School PIT. A.
Queen Anne High schcoi Parent.
Teacher Association will hold a re
ccption to welcome the parents OF
the entering freshmen at $50 p. m
Friday. In the library Of tho high
school A murscai program viii b.
given ard Mr.. Thomas Il Cole. as.
aissant superintendent OF schools.
xri spcnk on High School IAfs.-
HsEarW1ra6bwU IAuAwe
rhe Hom@~s-ad~r- Lodge Win
CIV. a social dance at the I. O. q.
lT. bah. Virginia ST. and Boren ave.
Friday evening. February 4.
Vocational School. Y. W. &. A.
Tho vocational school at tho Y. W.
c. A. win Civ. a practical dornonsira-
ton Friday. February I. ss5o y. m.
Tho suhJsct will BE- rug cleaning.
Pubic invited.
Geurxr Washington Circle No. ~
George Washington Circle No. ~.
Ladies' Of the q. A. R..will hold a
social all day Friday. February 4. ia
Veterans ball. tho Armory. Lunch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

Tbsrv sre nav In storage In the
United States $4,000. 600 pounds OF
wool enough for . two Year, sup
ply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
CAMPFIRE GIRLS HOME
CLASSES SUCCESSFUL

The firTt two clafzyr OF the Guar.
dianT Training course. at $40 and
Z o'clock on Tuesday. February 1.
w~re nucccarfpl and well attended.
There w~re about 10, mostly new
guardians In the afternoon class and
about 90 In the evening class These
oinssss viii continue on each Tties-
day thru February and March at 10
cal headauarterr. At Globe building.
Now cnmpfircn are being organ
ized In Kirkland with their own local
council Friday the Ahwandah Camp.
fl~, with their guardian. Miss Mar
garet Main. and the Wecnto group.
with their guardian, Miss Ruth
Brown, on q campfire program at
Kirkland.
GET CHANCE TO
PRACTICE CEREMONIAL
Theirs viii be two days before the
Grind Council Fire on March 10.
when all the Campfire girls In the
city can practice ceremonial songs
under the direction OF Miss Laura
Brcyfogfe. supervisor Of music OF
public schools. These VIII be Safnr.
day. Feb. 20 and March AT $50
a. m. In the Armory.
Miss Gladys Seymour. Of the
Owaissa Campfire. has received "A
local honor for two songs and poems
which she sent in 20 Everyg1rls'
Magazine and which are published In
the magazine this month.
On January the zsth. The Moot
kama Campfire held a m~rttpg at
the home Of their guardian. Mrs J.
A. Younger. Plans were made for a
ceremonial 10 BE- held this week.
Tho Nirpeha Campfire have
ceremonial meeting Friday at Grace
Ringers home when four new m~m-
beers will ~ taken INTO the group.
They are Evaiecn McAipine, Gladys
Leslie. Shirley Johsnnson. Ethel
Mills
AEuyUHApT CAMP
HAS CEREMONIAL
The Akiyuhapi Campfire had a
ceremonial meeting January II at
Marion Moen's home. Marion Noen
and Edith Brand received honor
beads. The next meeting win be at
I
group VIII practice songs.
At the regular meeting of the PA,
haia Campfire on January g. the
girls spent tho whole afternoon on
head bands.
The Komafwn Eruup held their SEQ
ond council fire Tuesday. February 4.
Thrce girls took the rank OF wood.
ratherer-Rb~a Kessler. Jessie Lon
don and Beatrice Meekrr. Two new
members werr initiated into the
rroup---BII'ie Watson and Elizabeth
KeihL New officers are. president.
fthea kensier. secretary. 1rma
Thompson: TREASURER. Louise Brady.
reporter. G~nevi@ve Mckay.
L~wa Campfire met for Ms Jan
uary ceremonial ut the home OF Mary
Cnie,and. It's president. last Monday
evening. The regular ceremonial
ritual wns observed.
steadfaxt. loyal and true-that is
the meaning Of karnasee and that II
the name and w-l;csrword OF a new
group under Mrs X A. wonser. .
former Campfire and Bluebird guar.
dian OF this city.
Gimp kIlooua has secur~d 0s
servtcas Of Jerome Shaffer. noted en-
trrtziner. now on . transconffnental
phiian,hropic tour. He win present
his Music, AT and Fcofishneru-
Under the auspdus 81 the Kiloqua
Campfire. Saturday. February II. At
D. m m the Y. ". G. A. auditorium
The Tskkofnh Blue Birds had their