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and Mrs /. g. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs kaufS-
man. Mr.. aud Mrs. Chapman. Mr.. and
Mrs Cooper Mr. ard Mrs. G. ~ Hailar.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Cor
Con. Mr. and Mrs, Durgin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rust. Ar. and Mrs. Aibartson, Mra.
Coner. Mrs Snewien, Mrs J. II. Scott.
Miss Dursin. Mr. J. T. steeb and Mr..
Fred Bull.
Mrs. W. -. Evans gave very pieasan.
f'imbie party on Thursday AFTERNOON. The
guests were Mira r. L. Caldwell. Mrs
j, w. Rowe, Mrs. =. W. Griggs, Mrs.
A. q. Foster Mrs Hans Giese. Mrs Gal
usha Parson. Miss Forsythe. Mrs Osgood.
Mrs Mcconnell. Mrs. Henry Hewitt, Mrs
G. III. j $ Mrs. f. T. purgin. Mrs,
Danald Mcdonald. Mrs w. ID. Tyler.
Mrs. Clinton Munson. Mrs. q. H. Deprat.
. q =
A very elaborate and elegant dinner was
given n the Union Club on Wednesday
night. In honor of Mr.. Morton Ramsden,
m view OF his departure for Alaska The
gentlemen present were Mr.. John s
Baker. Mr.. Hugh Wallace. Mr.. o. L.
Mum. Mr.. e. l.. MaStaFson Mr.. Pieraon
Or Hicks. Nj Coaduit Mr.. Walter
Jaaes. Mr. T. w Eno< M &. s MILL
ken. Mr.. +. T Crow. Mr.. G. s Reeves,
9 . G
Mr.. ard Mrs. q. @ hates entertained
las. Saturday evening for Mr J. T.. Fake
and Mr.. e. y. Davis. NJ Duluth The
game. "A Fioss. Love story" was played,
and nr,Tsa given 70 Mr. Pake and MIR
Carl Wolf The guests were Miss knat.
weld. Miss Roesi.nssF. Miss o'5r.en Miss
Lizzie o'f1F.en. Miss Lena o'Brien. Mr.
Ia putcsser. NJ. Carl Wolf. MIR Fake
ard Mr.. Davis.
o (,
Mrs II Weston Bridges, who arrived
In Tacoma iast sumsser. after an absence
ar s~e years - Europe viii leave next
month for New York. and WEI SAT- from
ti42re alssNt the iSgh ta taia her daughter.
Maw1 ~hs Il az sehaoj IN BRUSSELS Mrs
Br8sees ara her daughter WI spend TIRE
summer travelling ana visiting different
watering places.
Nj and Mrs. l.. Il Manning enter
tanned a few trends last Saturday night
won by Mrs. t,laTel Tucker ana NJ. y
q Hellar. Taose present we're Mr. and
Mrs W. -. Hellar. NJ ard Mrs =. ]
t'r- nssols Mr. ard Mrs e NJ see,ey
pr ard Mrs g, & Wagner
- . .
Mrs Robert s Caldwell entertained :
few ladies Informally o. Tuesday after
poNr. The guests were Mrs Harlavv. Ms
Achilles. Airs RarsiSley. Mrs Eatau Mrs
jones. Mrs Hewitt. Nys Z, Andersen
Mrs. Norton. Mrs sFsfe. Mrs Buell. sr,l
Mrs eastman.
- = .
M AM Mrs - W Dickinson a.
Seattle. NJ ard Mrs Sayes AMI Mrs
Mcwhiis. 90 HATE NoHt., pT and Mrs
A = Burns and Nr 4 NJ tsesisg. ~
PORTLAND. ~ere rsrry arcuTv.rs twr
tsex~x q, the Tacoma ;raatr~ asst sr4sa
naxAt-
= = -
Mira George MonlE9n gave twe ve~v
pretty afternoon teas ts.s we4&. Geo 81
Wednesday s18 ena ca FRIDAY. Tvs
invited were asked ~ xpea& sh& at7sr~vsSv
and hr.ag saeiT vNTk The gnvitAtton,
Tor thA tw9 sgEeFaeons sn,gss,sezs Mrs
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social Notes.


Ar. ". Y. Burrill went 20 Victoria Fri
Miss Pearl. Of Seattle. was In town
ThuFday.
Mr.. Waldo. Of Denver. In a visitor in
this city.
Mr. Thomas Kerr Ia in Portland for sew
erai weeks.
Miss Gertrude MunSon Is visiting friends
on Thursday night.
The peka Club me-. on Thursday after
noon with Miss styne.
ars- ". c. pritchard is expected home
today from California.
Mr. Joseph McCabe - quite ri in the
hospital at WaHa Waila.
Mrs. J. II Mentanden has gone - the
hot springs for her health
Tire Shakespeare class met on welngs-
day wish Mrs, J. C.. DoFnsn.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Tyler returned sh.s
week from virt TO Portland
Mrs. Mclaughlin. OF Chicago, f. visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs. johnson Nieksus
Mas Grace Glover will 20 10 Victoria
next week 10 open kindergarten
Ms Thomas Riggs left for the eax,
Tuesday - be gone several weeks
Mrs Henry Il. Caldwell and Mrs George
| Z. Wagner spent Thursday in Seattle
MIS- Il w Dickinson AMI Nlxs Wood
Mrs Harrison x. Foster expects her sI@.
;eF MTI MAxhsia. 10 visit her this summer.
Mrs NJ A Bun ard Mrs Hamilton 81
Spokane. have gone 10 Nietoria fer a few
days
NJ W. II. Seymour ot Sew York i
stAy@ug @i;h AIR. AM Mrs, Frederick
Waters.
Mrs Rowe entertained Mira g W ntok.
tasan and MSS sSossf. Of Seattle. al dinner
| "a sgcsans.
Mrs gohs Scott, who has been 81 wlth
iyasoit fever has entirely recovered ard
/ u ssse 10 Re o4t.
| ef ;he week IN Whntr8m. tSe guests az
M Norman Tucker
/ Miss Ftstsh PsaIrnw's-. - Segx ysrk. ~,
! - "a TacuusA part o. tae sszYa.sar to s3x
/ her SISTER. Mrs Z, $, Alslken.
/ NJ Hamilton. - Ss=akare. aza.s = saArr,s-sr
| 81 spak aaes SoraS-a S9ossfss : In Ia
/ euna y5ss,fax Mrs. N n Bah
| Ma . : MHAswfa g. expected ssn-,s
/ $40 ;su~ 1sxt yEeGta FROM Nsw YoFs
/ aese Sc Aas been sd lasnr ere winter
| Mrs. II Weston BRIDGES amss NJ r "
| Esans ser. the guests 81 Mx. Aat Ms
| f.lsscoa Tucker 4; dinner az Tsaeasaay ntxat
| re Mscde.sa ard C3astsr C1sae sererzsgse,
Nj - = Palmer ere W.Ez< Eht@ zeez
| eesss Is.l sssaiaFy 70 has a@narsare Ter A.
/ asks
Ms. Carney. u CAle&Se. aua Ms. A.
tsa ;he s2esss q shetr sister. Ms Caa-
Nj Aartc7 Rss~~gsa ara NJ \ r,as.
tsSSa ata sss9l to-day SRA PARTY % AZ
tssa re- s@s CnaSs%s !issr, Is. t~ game assnses
NO WARS.
M-s a e ps;sss easersaaze-s - asrn-r
2Ass~-@y alsas. Mr. Rswe. Nh Rsva
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BELLlNGHAM EAY SOCIETY.

WHATCOM. Marrh is-Tha prograrnr,e
OF the Musical Amateurs on Friday even
ing ~as cut short somewhat by the irtnexs
OF some OF the members The rpsa.tnsr
was q very interesting one Hotwlthstard-
ing this drawback. Mrs. Hugh Faaridra
"a' carefaLiy prepared paper on wag-
DER and Mrs. Mackay. Miss Roberts. Mrs
lFeiaad and Mtzs Zoa Sfanwroonn con
trshuted numbers
rev. J. NJ De.ison. the new rasery az
the Falrhav-n Methodist EnI~oonat
church. has arrived ana on Friday evan
ing was given reception a. the rnxs-
aence OF Mr.. George III. watrou~. There
WIS specially prepared music and shor.
talks by DIR. Ausgrove Rev. Davs, mr..
lap and Rev. C.. Acf,errnosh.
Miss Isabel MeDermosh s. visiting sr
Seattle. Al
Mr. end Mrs. G. A. Hoes. VII, a.ssns
the wedding Of Rev. q. II. Sfrevfs,,s-
Formerly pastor az the Evangelical church
in this city. ard Miss Rose Ho-ns~h,,e,h
a Harmony. Or. March -
Mrs. Gesrge K, Fuller and Mics ran,,.
ssSdley spent this week among ses,,ls
friends
Mss M!skeiey. Of Chlcsgo. - Visiting
her sister. Mrs. james Mcdonald
Mrs a. Mansfield gave a luncheon FIT
1af afternoon AZ which he following
Were prssart, Mrs. Ella Hxxin.o,, NJ
pallip Baum. Mrs. George f..on..r ~.
Z " Carter. Mrs. =. !. Graft. M-u p
Morse Ars. Fl. E Haaley. Mrs. @. & pea.
niger Mrs. j. II Masses, Mrs, ]. r..
r r NJ " I>oggie. MIRA. Fl. J..
sFFh. a.. 3 + Darwin. Mrs 8 K.
Appiehy. Mrs O. Wight. Mr.. Thornas
siase, Ms. John Stevens. Mrs Har~v
Efss and Miss Bacon.
Mira ~ NJ. Loux ana daughter have ,4s,
9or valparaiso. lad. fo~ six .v~asxss s.av
y number 81 Fse local rnrssssssns x1sr
ElTe ti.e oD@r@tta. Lost ars saved y sgr
ne esSseFN os the T. ~. e. A. IN the rsar
future @
Ir. ard Mrs.. Slammed Altshs,gA~ a-~.,-..s
" sssaesGay fron San Francisco where
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Odds. Mrs. +. T. Odds. Mrs. f. +. Odds.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baker. Mrs. w. w Worden.
Mrs. q. Stone. Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Saw
age. Mrs. Smith Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Nc
elaine. Mrs. Bailou. Mrs. Jacobs. Mrs.
Hewitt. Mrs Sheard. Mrs. Sprowie, Mrs.
Rennett. Mrs. Jones Mrs. Srrague, Mrs.
Norton. Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Par
sons. Mrs. Allyn. Mrs, Turner. Mrs.
Slaughter. Mrs Lombard.
q q q
Mrs A. j. Littleiobn gave a very pretty
luncheon 20 A number of ladies' last week
Mrs Littiejohn's guests were Mrs. Crow
ley. Mrs. st. John. Mrs. Forbes Haskell,
Mrs Chas Haskell, Miss Ahbie Fuller,
Mrs Forbes Haskell jr.. Mrs Elder, Mrs
Birmingham. Mrs. Harvey and Mrs How
ard.
= q q
Miss Grace Glover entertained few
friends last Saturday evening Those
present were Miss Shaw. Miss f. Rice.
Miss Miller. Miss Edith Glover. Miss
Frances Woloert. Mr.. Rice. Mr.. Shaw
Mr. Pau Shaw. Mr.. Brewer and Mr..
Guy Evans
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THE wHIRL IN sNoHOMIsH.

sNcHoMISH. March fs-Mi~x Myrtle
AcSaugh'on n home from a yss.. vvsth
Portland friends
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hewitt have Yo-.
10 their old home al B-swrton, MINI. for
a visit with relatives
Mics Ada Dibo Ia 4ea-b,rs, aclcuos -.
SiIIiaguars!sh.
Mr. David Richie - visiting his sss,ar
Mrs. = A. Buck. Of Monroe Mr. Richie
viii io~cate I'm Seattle
Mr.. III. III. AcMastsrs left for so,,rans
Monday. He viii return In six weeks
Mr. L. X Loose arrived I'm Sroho,nss, ~,
Monday morning from n aving frfy, "a
s-s'erh Cities he lett Mrs. Looge ars,
daughter with relatives IN TegeSr
AiE. and Mr1 Al Riedeaall o< r.,,;.
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]. s. GRAHAM
7l6 Second Avenue, Boston Block.

Creek, L., are guests of Mr. y. 8. Swerd-
flyer.
in Maple Valley.
Mr.. n. 4. Hewitt and Miss Maud Hewitt
visited friends In Seattle this week.
Mr.. F. Deane. of Morgan Hill, Cal, WIS.,
tied Mr.. c. w. Gorham.
Mrs. Brooke, OF Lamprey. left Saturday
for her old home In Ohio to visit friends
Mr.. A. A. Furber gave party Friday
night In honor Of her mother, Mrs. 8. A..
Buck. The guests were Mr. ana Mrs.
Heron. Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. u. 8. Buck.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Buck, Mrs Sprague.
Mrs. Rhoades. Mrs. Rea, Mrs. Henner.
Mrs. r. knapp. Miss Cara Heron. Mr..
Charles Sprau.
The band boys gave pleasant party on
ST. Patrick's day at the Gem City rink.
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W. II. Rector. Of this city. left Tues
day for Everett.
Hon. II S. Elliott, Of Chehalis. spent
Thursday In this city.
Al. Nichols and Walter Coping lief,
Tuesday for Idaho.
Harry Swartwood intends leaving for
Montana in short time to spend the
summer.
st. Patricks Day was appropriately cell
ebrated here by a grand ball at the
Armory under the auspices OF the Par
sons orchestra.
Messrs Allan Maker and William Du-
laney, OF Chehal.s, were In town Thurs
day.
Mr.. Ross Kahler left Tuesday for Cos
mopo,!s. where he has accepted employ
ment.
Mr.. wigpm Manning went to Seattle
Mrs Abr Packard, jr.. has purchased
the Ross place In West Chehalis.
Mr.. C. a. Ballnger and family will
leave in short time for Missouri.
The first meeting of the Central.a
Dancing Club was held at the Armory
last Friday evening.
Mr.. Dan Gingrieh. formerly a mer-
chant of Chehalis, has located in this city.
Mr. S.as Hnyer visited Seattle during
the week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pickens OF Seattle, Is in the
city visiting Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Rhodes.
Mrs. F. c. Miller is visiting friends In
the East.
Mr. Gustave Steinborn LIFT this week
for Minneapolis.
Mr.. L. c. Gopeleurd, Of South Dakota,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. George Null an Old time resident
Of Centraia. but more recently OF Cali
fornia. returned home this week to reside
permanently in this city.
Mr.. Frank Tuiiis and family now oc-
cupy the Raught house.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Webb left this week
or n visit 20 Michigan
Mr.. G. F. Gavitt. formerly editor Of the
Centra.ia News. was in town this week.
Mss Edna Ames leaves tomorrow for
Everett, where she will spend several
months visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Martin left this week for
Mnnea polls.
Miss Edith Mead, who has been visiting
N Olympia, returned home this week
Mr.. j. u. Thomas left The first Of the
week for 81. Joseph. Mo.
Rev. a. &. Van. who has been conduct.
Ing revival meeting nj Eima. returned
home on Friday. A revival will hegfr, a,
the Christian church on Sunday. March
~. Services Will be conducted bv Rev
II. H lArganfelter. OF Tacoma
Mr. w r. Rlnkisy. OF Seattle. has
moved his family TO Centraila. and will
reside here in future.
Col J. +. Caliison, editor Of the Cheha,is
Advocate, was In town Friday.
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Mrs Altshuler has been for some months.
Miss Carrie Thayers entertained a COM
,pany of friends at cards Wednesday even
ing at her home on High street.
Mrs. A. Mansfield has gone TO Bloom
field. Ind, 10 visit relatives
Mrs. w. p Stanley left on Tuesday for
Rhnelander, Wis. Mrs. r. 8. Simpson
for Boston. and Mrs. Bert De Haven for
Chetopa. Kan.
Mr.. e. l.. Collier. ex-county auditor, II;
very Ill.
Mrs. w. J. Hughes and son are spend
ing the spring months at Crystal lake,
MINI. They left on Monday.
Miss florence Lees has resigned her po-
sition in the city schools and gone TO
Hastings Mich, on account OF the illness
of her parents. Her position was taken
by Miss Lyle,
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Miss Mabel Rowe. Mr.. q. G. Rowe and Mr..
c. j. Kirshaw. FIR.
Mr.. and Mrs b. Jeffrey OF Chicago. were
la TIE city on Monday. leaving their daugh-
ter Dorothy al the seminary until their
return from Alaska.
Mr.. Hudson. OF Chicago. and taxidermist
at the world TAR. ts vuiuttlns are tor
the klondike. While In Alaska Mr. Hud-
Sons family Will remain In Tacoma.
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Business

is fair exchange of advantages.
lou give good money to your grocer;
he gives YOU SehtIAins's BeSt tea-the
best re has.
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Special Showing
Pattern Hats,

A MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
IMPORTED RECEIVED.
4 NUMBER
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PROCLAMATION

approval Of the county government act:
In submitting any such county government
act any alternative article. or proposition
may be presented for the choice Of the yot-
ers, and may be voted on separately with
out prejudice to Others
It shall be competent In all county gov
eminent acts framed under the authority
even py this section. to provide tor tns
the terms for which the several township
ana county officers, other than judges OF
the superior court, shall be elected or APP
pointed; for their compensation; for the
NUMBER OF such officers; for the consoliua-
ton or segre cation of offices; for the num-
Der Of deputies that each officer shall have,
ana Tor the compensation payable to each
the time at which, and the terms for which
the members of all boards Of election shall
pc elected or appointed; and Tor the con.
sttutlon, regulation, compensation ano
government Of such boards. and Of their
clerks and attaches; also, to prescribe the
manner and method by which all ELECTIONS
by the people shall be conducted: and may
IN addition determine the tests and conal-
tons upon which electors, political parties
and organizations may participate In any
primary election.
Whenever any county has, in the manner
and method herein pointed out, adopted any
have been approved by the Legislature as
aforesaid, the directions of sections four
and five of this article providing for the
ments throughout the state. and likewise
providing for the election and appointment
of officers, and the regulation of their COM
pensation, shall not apply. Said county
matters hereinabove provided for and de-
clared by. such county government act,
not be. subject to any law or amendment
enacted by the legislature. except BY
and ratified in the manner hereinabove set
forth.
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candidates who have announced themselves

candidates who have announced themselves
at this writing.
Louis Bolz was convicted yesterday in
Justice McCoy's court at Winchester OF
selling liquor without a license, and will be
sentenced tomorrow afternoon.
Emerson Marks left today for San Fran
cisco to resume his studies In the Hastings
Law college.
Henry Ford of Porterville, CAL, is IN
town on visit to his mother, Mrs. N. Ba-
ker.
T. d. Knights returned yesterday from
two months visit with his parents in
Hattely, Province of Quebec, Canada.
Rodney Doyle was arrested last night for
being drunk, and this morning paid fine
of S. for his fun.
c. B. Smith is having a new residence
erected on the corner of Riverine avenue
and Halesworth street and Edward Trudo
Is having the old house removed from his
property on the corner of Fourth and Ross
streets, prepare tory to having a new and
commodious house built.
Merrill Rice, the young inventor of the
wave motor, came up today from Laguna
where the motor Is launched, and stated
that he hopes to make a test of his ma
chinery Monday, If everything proves IA
vorable. He returns to Laguna tomor-
row to superintend the operations.
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ONTARIO NOTES


ONTARIO, Aug. ia telegram was re-
ceived here today for Mrs. ]. s. Armstrong
stating that her father in Canada had fall
len from bridge and been killed
Claud J. Smith, Los Angeles contractor
who is engaged in, sinkingta we'll on Lyman
Stewards place on Fourth street. had the
misfortune to have his right hand crushed
SO that 1t will be necessary to amputate the
two middle fingers.
Smith & Malone are not only running at
full blast in the drying yards near the
Southern Pacific depot, but they are en-
ploying forty-five hands at yard on East
street.
Mrs. Tyson has leased her house on Eu-
cid avenue to DR.. Coverton for three years,
who will use 1t for his office. Mrs Tyson
10 building neat home for herself on the
adjacent lot.
Wesley I. Johnson was kicked yesterday
by horse and a portion of bone below
the knee was shivered. Amputation will be
necessary.
There will be an election In this school
district on Saturday for the purpose OF
voting on the proposition of special tax of
$500 for school expenses.
Mrs. Kennedy and family, accompanied
ny MISS buchHell ledVe tnlS morning IOr
a months vacation at Long Beach.
Mrs. Meyer of Lamore who has been Wis
iting her son'foria few weeks. left for her
home yesterday.
Peter Rothaermal, member Of the board
of city trustees and proprietor Of the On
tario meat market has retired from bust
ness.
F. r. Trask of the Mining and Milling
company has gone to Old Mexico to inspect
the company's mines and arrange for put
ting in milling plant.
1t has been discovered that large por-
tion Of the peach crop in this vicinity has
been somewhat injured by the intense heat
of the past week and In some localities not
irrigated much Of the fruit is cooked on one
side
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RIVERSIDE RECORD
More Trouble for Murphy-Water Suit
Admission Day Sports

RIVERSIDE, Aug. 19.-The district at
torney has prepared another complaint
against Thomas Murphy, who was sent
to jail yesterday to await trial on a charge
of burglary. He is now charged with
larceny, and 1t is the intention to hold the
preliminary examination next week. Muir
phys attorney is preparing papers in a
habeas corpus action with view to secur-
ing the release OF the defendant. The case
is attracting considerable attention and
from present appearances the friends OF
Murphy are going to make big fight for
hiA liberty, which they say u denied him
upon trumped up charges.
The settlers of West Riverside are hav-
ing more trouble over water matters. This
has been the case for several years past,
and now they have taken their case into
court with the hope OF having the matter
adjusted for all time. The suit is brought
In the name OF the users of water from
the canal, and asks that the court grant a
permanent injunction against the Stearns
Rancho company, forbidding that company
from interfering with the water flowing
In the canal. The water In question be-
longs to the settlers, but the canal Is the
property of the company named and hence
the trouble The people have contract
for the use of the canal and this contract
they want kept by the company.
I. 8. Logan, manager of the race meet
to be held here on September 9th, received
letter from George Nowlin of Corona to-
day notifying him of the acceptance of w.
]. Cutters challenge to run a foot race here
on the day named. Nowlin names fifty
yards as the distance and sends SIS for
felt with his letter, with Instructions to
have Cutter cover the money at once II
he means to back up his challenge. Cut
ter's backers will cover the forfeit and the
whole amount of 500 to be run for will be
put up by them before the day of the race.
The race will doubtless attract wide atten-
ton, for both men are swift and there Is
an old grudge to settle, for Cutter has lost
one race and purse to the Corona sprinter.
Entries for the wheel races are coming
in rapidly. and the days wheel sports
promise to be very Interesting. Up to date
several fast riders Of this and Los An
geles county have sent in entries and more
are being received daily
The police of this city hove done a very
light business this month SO far. Only five
arrests have been recorded, which is a
material falling Off from the record of
previous months. even In this peaceable
place.
The Craig brothers, Louis and w. D., ar
rived home last night from Camp Merritt
on a thirty days furlough. They are still
weak from the effect OF the fever from
which they suffered, but hope to be able
to report for duty at the end OF thirty
days.
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Revolution is brewing in Italy The re-
cent bread riots are believed to be simply
mutterings before the storm. The trouble
Is the people are overtaxed. A great part
of their earnings is taken by the govern
ment. AS times go by the crisis of revolu-
ton approaches, and the end is likely to
be the same as in the American revolution.
Many men and women try to do too much.
They overtax their systems as govern
ments overtax their subjects. Then comes
a breakdown. The stomach, kidneys
liver, blood and nerves are affected. All
sorts of big names are given for these dis
eases. but the name amounts to nothing.
What Is required is a medicine like Hos
letters Stomach Bitters to drive out the
poisons, restore the strength and build up
new and healthy tissues. Any druggist
will supply 1t, and the sufferer will be as
tonished after taking It to see how quickly
1t acts.
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SANTA ANA
Clyde Taylor Wanted-Hogan's Sen.
tence Deferred-Personals

sSA@Se S>SAUAA WA SAoOual6
SANTA ANA, August 19-Officers here
have been on the lookout for several days
for Clyde Taylor. an inmate of the Whit
tier Reform school, who came home few
weeks ago on a furlough and failed TO re-
turn to the school at its expiration. His
parents, who reside here, have offered TO
assist the officers in locating him, and he
will probably soon be found. Taylor on "
has Ave more months to spend In the instl.
tuition.
The superior court was not in session to-
day, on account of Judge Noyes of River
side being unable to come down and pre-
side. There will be no court until August
30th, at which time Hogan, the convicted
burglar, who was to have been sentenced
today, will be dealt with.
Charley Monaghan left today for San
Rafael to resume his studies In the mill
tary school near there.
Rev. W. M. Sterling and daughter Ellen
are guests Of friends here and in Tustin.
B. F. Hall and wife went TO Long Beach
today to remain a month.
II. McPhee went to Santa Monica yester-
day 10 remain until Saturday. when he will
go on to Sacramento to attend the state
Republican convention.
w. B. Tedford has come out as candI-
date for the nomination of county treas
urer. He and J. G, Joplin are the only