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sengers, The only problem, which has
been successfully met with. has been to
supply sufficient transportation faclli!ies
to meet the unexpected demand This
passenger traffic has naturally hSap the
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any character which is not settled among
ourselves, and I don't have to go around
to one of the police stations and put up
money to get my men out so they can
so to work. moved here In 1880, and It
was one of the wisest things ever did.
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chief concern of the company up to this
time, and the od-fashioned sleepy-look-
ing carts still carry the freight on its
way back and forth from the city to port:
thoy are. however. destined In all prob
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employed these native people to do my
work To man they would die before
they would give away anything touching
the business, and they take just as much
interest In my affairs as though 1t was
their own. I have In every way tried to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

treat them right; pay them liberal
wages; look after their interests In every
way possible, and I live here with them
and am one of them Lodge is little
community OF our own, and none of US
wish any outside interference On this
little point of land we have no trouble Of
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line between Ponce and the Playa was
undertaken on the first of December, lMl.
The cars began running on May J. 1902.
and since that time they have carried 4
daily average of several thousand pas
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fspecial to The Times Dispatcho
LODGE. VA. Oct. lion this iouf-
acre rc,n, of land jutting out INTO the
Yeoconico River a tributary of the POLO
rac located manufacturing plant
wti,es is worth millions OF dollars to the
owne,, who has declined all offers 10
form n trust" and without the product
of sald factory the receiving and sending
or United States malls would come TO
d fudden hat.
rms isolated place is where all the steel
,rsIal marks used by Uncle sam IN me
rAnsaating OF his postal business arc
manufactured, !. and the, secret process
II their manufacture. Is rs careluiis
Guarded as though the building were
fi,ed 70 the rafters with the most pre-
ms gems ever found in the richest
,5amond fields.
II was :. fear that the secret process
you'd be discovered that caused the
owner. Mr. Benjamin Chambers TO seek
,be seclugion of one of the most desc
late and out of-the-way points OF Norm
cumberland county, Va, and remove the
fplant from the national captal, where
his father had carried on the business
of furnishing the Postottice Department
with stamp-markers since 1885, barring
four wears of the war, when he was too
cid 10 look after the manufacture, and
his son. the present owner, was l'ghtlhg
for his country as captain In the Secohd
Pennsylvania regiment. During these
four years the contract was awarded VIII
lam Fairbanks Company. OF Connecticut.
who were glad enough to give UP the
o,,t-act. as 1t was realized that they
co,p not deliver the goods and the
Deprtment was paying fully five times
1roe for an inferior steel stamp. Mr..
Bedamin Chambers was awarded inc
cotract by the Department IN lso', ana
he, held 1t continuously since, though at
Tres other parties have attempted to
btak In on his contract. No SUCCESSFUL
effort has been made, and Mr.. Cham.
hrs expresses the belief that he VIII
! able to leave the plant and the contract
& his sons as It was left to him by his
ither
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thoroughfare and playground of Ponce
Such is a picture OF the old times which
extended up to the American invasion.
To-day, however, the most evident sign
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nut palms and the scarlet-flowering and
well-named "flamboyant trees-just as
many an American or English road Is
bordered with elms-which is at once the
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the age Of five years. lodged recklessly
and with apparent impunity. The Whole
procession was along the old White MIL
itary road bordered with stately cocoa-
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the odd bullock carts laden with bags
and bales. Amongst these the make dchil-
dren, who are now required by law to
go about properly clad after they reach
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ability to be supplanted by freishl-car-
rying electrlcs
Already the passenger carriages, thut
only a wear ago went rafting along tie
ancient roadway with all the speed that
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SAFE WITH HIS SECRET.
1T feel entirely safe with my secret
here" said Mr.. Chambers as he in front
pf the factory surrounded by number 81
his workmen. There is not man In my
employ who would be tempted for any
su1l,of money to divulge what he knows
of tie secret. could not trust the class
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PROVO.

The grandest ball of the season oc-
CURED on Thursday evening at the MO-
Fart The Elks held sway, They alone
could plan such an enjoyable and periecl
event. Tao hall was decorated with
palms, eVergreens and pOtted plants the
refreshments were served amid chrysan-
themums and ferns. The gowns of the
ladies were beautiful and the gentlemen
all appeared in fun evening dress. At III
O'Clock the exalted ruler d. D. HOutz,
reminded the Elks that the hour of eleV-
en- had arrived. The members Of the lodge
responded i'm concert TO the sentiment
ITO our absent brothers.
the guest of her sister. Mrs. DR.. +. w.
Taylor
Mrs. George +. Howe entertained in
formally on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Valentine Snow of Salt Lake is
the guest Of Mrs. Denton b. Mcintosh.
Miss Lillian Gates of Salt Lake is the
guest of Miss BueHh Bachman-
The marriage of Miss Nellie Jones and
Mr.. O. Olsen was SOtemnized wednesday
~ the Salt Lake temple A very enjoy
able reception was given on 1hursQay
evening at the residence of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones. Both
are popular and prominent young people
of our city and a successful future seems
a certainty. The evening was greatly en-
The Proctor academy celebrated it's
twentieth anniversary with impressive
ceremonies on Friday a choice pro-
gramme was carried out at the evening
Mrs. Bert Thurman entertained num-
Der of her friends on Saturday afternoon
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S N Hinckley of Hinck-
ley. Utah are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. HOlbTOOk.
AIesdames Phil Speckart and George
HaVereamp entertained the SiXty-three
Card club on Tuesday evening at the
horne Of Mrs. HaVerCamD-
Elaborate preparations are in progress
for the Elks' ladies' reception to be given
on Dec. 3.
Mrs Hoagland. president of the Sorosis
club entertained the club and others on
Wednesday afternoon at her home. The
guests who were so royalty entertained
were Mrs. Josiah Beck, Miss Beulah
I Bachman Miss Lena Bachman, Mrs. j.
Evans, Mrs. D. ID. HOutz. Miss Hattie
Hines. Miss Tessie Hines, Mrs. Rob r.
vine Mrs S A. King. Mrs. Osborne, Miss
Alice REYNOLDS. Mrs. Speckart. Mrs J..
o. Taft. Mrs. NJ. N. Warner, Mrs. Wood
house. Mrs. Ward Mrs. WestWOOd, Mrs.
Tucker. Mrs Bullock Mrs. Partridge,
Mrs Kitty a. Hines, Mrs. HedQuist, Mrs.
I Benten. Miss Kellogg. Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs.
/ Corfman Mrs. r. r. Thurman, Mrs >.
/ Yates, Mrs. Pembertou, Mrs. sutton, Mrs.
! Miles and Mrs. Murphy.
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home Of n p. Madsen Wednesday even
ing
Manager Ganeek Of the Western Knit
ting company of salt Lake City was IN
this city Thursday in the interest OF MS
company.
Mrs Adolph Hansen OF this city spent
two days in Manti this week visiting reia-
tIves and friends.
Mrs s. j. johnson spent Tuesday ana
Wednesday visiting in salt Lake City
Adolph Hansen was visiting in Manu
A. ten-pound baby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Christensen at Manu-
sunday. Mr. and Mrs Christensen are
residents OF this city, but are az present
in Manu during the tenure of Mr. Chris
tensens term as county recorder.
oscar Nielsen left Saturday for
George W. Larsen Of Emery. Emery
county, is visiting relatives and friends
iu this city
John Seely Of Mt. Pleasant was Wis
itOr Ia this city Monday.
Mrs. Charles w. Shand and Miss Mag
gle shand Of Manu were visitors in
DR.. Otto Nielsen win leave on Tuesday
Tor a business trip through the southern
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Sederberg of this
CITY We're Manu visitors Tuesday.
Alfred LendDerg came home from Og-
den Thursday.
I The funeral services over the remaias
of Niels Peter Jensen we're held from
the tabernacle Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John TT. HOugaard were
down from Manu Monday
Mrs. Andrew Christensen, Mrs. Martin
/ Christensen. Mrs Christian Christensen
I and Miss Calue Dorius of this city were
visitors at Mant Saturday.
John Tilby OF Chester was a Ephraim
visitor Thursday.
TIE following named teachers Of the
public schools of this city were in ct
\ tendance at the opening session of th9
Sanpete county teachers at Mt. Pleasant
/ Saturday; Principal J. r. Christensen.
/ Miss Belle Quinn, EleveEa Rasmussen,
/ Laura Christensen. Agnes thompson.
l Carrie Larsen. Cordelia DOrius, Elverud
/ Andersen and Geneva Andersen. Papers
I We're read by J. =. Christensen. Miss
I Carrie Larsen ana Miss COrdeia Dorius
/ from this city.
! Superintendent OF Schools A. L. Larsen
+ was I'm Mt. Pleasant Saturday.
! Mrs Nora Marks. formerly of this city,
/ has moved from Salt Lake City to
] Laramie WyO.. where her husband is en-
gagged in the sheep business.
/ George d. Castro. Rrincpal of the Salin2
/ public schools. gave "A lecture before the
| students al the academy hall Friday
1 evening
/ A. large number of peonle from this city
( are in attendance at the conference OF
| the South Sanpete stake, now in session
| at Manti.
/ Bishop Christensen and wife Of Sterling
1 were visitors in Ephraim the fore part
| of the week.
! Mrs. Sadie Price of ManH is the guest
! of Mrs. AdOlph Hansen this week.
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EUREKA.

day.
= Sheriff CToniu went To Salt Lake FRI
day to witness the execution of Peter
Mortenseu.
ethan Allen came down from Park city
the first of the week and left Thursday
with team for Beaver county, where he
has mining property. lie was accom-
panied by Frank Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Jere DriscOl are home
f. D. KimbaH. cashier Of Mccormick
a. Co Eureka bank, was in salt Lake
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crooks returned
from American Fork Wednesday night
They were accompanied by Mrs. y. +.
Coats OF American Fork and Miss f. T.
Coates of Denver. who will spend a few
DAYS here
AIr. and Mrs. ]. w. Merrill of Salt Lake.
former residents of Eureka. VIII leave
the Capital city next week for cuba and
the isle of Pines where they VIII spend
the winter.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet next
Friday al the home of Mrs John Love
on Church street
Uncle Josh Sprucely'' will be at the
p. o. O. +. hall next Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
church gave reception at the church
Tuesday evening in nOnor of the pastor.
Or. Balm, and his family. who recently
arrived from the east. Light Refreshments
were served. followed by a programme
made the welcoming address. which was
responded to by DIR. Balm. The affair was
informal and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by those present.
Tho friends OF Mrs. IT. W. Newton
made her the victim Of a pleasant sur
prise on the occasion of her 18th birthday.
They took possession OF the home of her
son. T.. "a. Newton. and put in the might
enjoying life to the utmost. They left
: many handsome presents as pleasant re-
yninders of their visit
AIesdames w. w Thompson. z @.
Hanson. r. b. Smoot. j.. G. Sullivan. a.
j. McPhee, George Hanson, p. HenOch,
NJ. Sheehan and Ed Nelson and Miss Mel
lie Sullivan OF Eureka were the guests OF
Airs. b. NJ. Cornish at Robinson Thurs
day at a dinner given in honor Of Mrs.
Nelson.
Afr. and Mrs. William Matthews, Miss
Nettie Hanks. James sheldon. John
1Ieaton. Colin McMurphy. George CrCoNs
Gus Hebbel. James Morgan and Preston
Stillman went to American Fork Tues
day TO attend the funeral Of the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs James Crooks.
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RICHFIELD

Miss Nina Hansen went to Provo Wed
ursday TO stay with her brothers James
Miss Hazel Wilkinson went to Salt Lake
this week. and will stay all winter, taking
music lessons She viii stop with the
family OF Gideon Snyder.
AIR. and Mrs. Dwight Meter went to
salt Lake this week. Mr.. Meter IS TAX
ing some degrees I'm Masonry.
J. S. Heppeler is in Salt Lake this
week attending 20 some business.
John w OrrOck returned 90 Kimberly
this week. to be gone an winter.
Miss Ella Nelson went to Salina this
week 20 attend the wedding reception Of
one of her relatives of that place.
Mrs. Walter Christensen came home
from Provo this week after weeks visit
Dr. and Mrs. c.. p. Kjaerbye started
Tor California this week. They viii spend
q few days I'm Salt Lake visiting.
Fred Levi of Kimberly was i'm town a
couple of days. and then took trip over
10 Beavers.
Mrs. IT, p. Hansen came home from
pic of months I'm the Garden CITY
AIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Snyder Of Elsinore
spent several days this week visiting with
Mr. and Mrs Allen Montgomery.
n T. Sheffield came over from Lea.
and Immediately started on a trip to
Kentucky. having received word that his
81 Their was dying.
Jaw and Leith Morrison came home
Tuesday from Gintah reservation, where
they have been with "a surveying party
for some time.
W. H. I. Dotson OF Salt Lake and
daughter. Mrs. Francis Jensen of Mt
10, asant came down this week to visit
NrS. Gentry. of the New Arlington hotel.
The RichGeld lodge of Odd Fellows has
completed arrangements Tor it's annual
bail and banquet for Thanksgiving. The
bah will be held in the Star pavilion
and the BANQUET In the opera house. This
IS the odd Fellows seventh annual ball
The 5-year-old girl OF Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Poulsou. which has been ill with
diphtheria Tor the past week. died yes
to-day morning with the disease. and was
buried the same evening.
T.. s. Young. editor or the Marysvale
Free Lance. was i'm town this week. He
says thin-s are looking good for the
camp next year.
Teach RS institute will be held I'm Sa-
liza next Friday and Saturday, Nov q
and o.
senator Willis Johnson returned from a
trip into Idaho. He says Idaho is look
irg good
A social was given at the academy han
Iy Misses Carrie MarQuardsOn and Dot
Wright. 10 was FOR the parents Of the
X nd ergarteu children A very enjoyable
Tim was had.
Miss Clay Alfred or Richfeld. Al
" la Scorup of Salina and carrie Mar
Quardson, who are teaching school at
RiChneld, and Oscar Anderson Of Central
and Thomas Dykes of GlenwOOd. attend
ID tie surprise party at ElsinOre on O.,
j. Olson. the choir leader.
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in SOCIETY.

and Mrs. Earl received numerous hand
some presents. The invited guests were
Jacob West Peter Affleck. Alva Cum
mings, j. S. Hendricks, III. J. Dewitt. $.
y. Ballif. VIII Peterson. John Bishop,
Victor Crockett. q. j.. Goodwin O.. A.
C'frrnrnfr4s Rert Harris Tosanh David
son, Frank Earl Jesse Earl II. w.
Brock: MesGames r. B. Carbon. Sarah
Harris, Iorgensen, AdeHne Barbg9T'
Louisa Barber T.. ID. Richards, nj. r.
Needham, Harriet Benson, Jane Lhatch-
er, Eliza Benson. Misses Fan. Dell and
Alene Crockett Lettie Harris; Messrs-
@. N. and Jesse Harris. an of logan,
Mrs. Charlotte Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells Chase, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Carr, Mr..
Marsh, all Of ogden, Messrs. and Mes
DANES Jonn Earl and James Stevenson
OF Pennington; Samuel Pond. Messrs.
and Mesdames S. S. Pond. Noble War
ruur 5r., Fred Taylor, Charles JenElnson,
A. f. Cummings AIRS A. A. Cummings,
Miss Hazel Pond. Mrs. Aurelia Rogers.
ID. It. Cummings OF Salt Lake =. ~. Cal
lagher, Mrs William Goodwin. Mrs Au-
reia Catheart Of POcatello; Mr.. and AIRS.
JED Earl AID Mr.. and Mrs. 5. f. GOdbe
OF Los Angeles, Cal. William McGarry
or Long Branch, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j..
Cummings, Mr.. end Mrs. VIII Crom on
San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. T. IT, Cum
mings OF New York Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Hale. 1r.. and Bryan NOWlan of Preston,
Ida: NIr. and Mrs H. Peck OK Gentle
valley; G. G. Rose Of Soda Springs
Professor ID. M Todd of Murray visited
Logan friends this week
Professor j. NJ Tanner is visiting
friends I'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs sEsli Bell celebrated their
wooden wedding on Tuesday evening
Their COSY home was prOfusely and very
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and a very pleasant evening was spent
by q large company Of guests.
The Beacon Light and A. G. Woman S
clubs are much gratified over -securins
the next annual meeting of the Utah
Federation Of Womens Clubs for this
city.
w. ID. Beers returned this week from
Alberta, canada, where he spent several
months on business. His mother, Mrs
Della &. Beers. who went out to Canada
for visit with friends a short time ago
returned with him
The sorosis society Of the Agricultural
college will give a grand ball on Satur-
day evening In. honor Of the visiting
Wyoming football team.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church gave a colonial
tea" on Friday evening.
President w. X. Lewis OF the Benson
stake Wds a Logan visitor this week.
David ECCles. the ogden capitalist
spent part of the week in Logan.
Mrs. Clara Waterbury has returned
from California for a visit with her par
Cnts, Professor and Mrs. w. il. Apper
ley.
Moses Thatcher, jr., of Franklin. Ida.
visited in Logan for several days this
week.
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CONTINUED IRON Page ?. Section Two)

N~ou1iuueu rum ase - 901'i1n
registered at the futile House Thursday
W. II. Innis Of the metropolis did bust
ness I'm Manti this week.
w. NJ. Elliot of Chicago visited our
merchants during the week
TT. w. Christensen Of Chicago was reg
tstered at the futile hotel WEDNESDAY
A. T. Christensen Of Salt Lake was
seen in Manti Tuesday last.
j. III. Sturman Of Kansas city was III
the Temple City during the week
r.. A. Wolfe Of St. Louis was among the
travelling men in this city during the
Fred Han Of San Francisco visited
Manu Thursday last.
f.. r. Kufnewsky Of Salt Leke City
was In Manti on the 18th inst.
- r. Woouey. II. NJ. Reynolds. T.. J.
Lemon and Z. A. Soreusen, an OF salt
Lake, were registered at the Iuttle holel
the latter part OF tho week
BENJAMIN j. Wash OF Denver, Colo
was in the city the early part Of the
ID w Warner was registered at the
Tuttle hotel this week as coming from
Picking. China.
w II. smith Of Chicago was a business
visitor 10 Mauu TINS week. -
Ray S. Parker of Cincinnati was here
doing business the pass week.
William Metcalf Of Gunuisou was I'm the
city Thursday last on business.
q baby boy was born to the family on
County Recorder Hans Christensen sun
Henry Elertson OF Payson was in the
city during the week with concert COM
pany Of that place.
A dancing party was given in the opera
house last evening.
Twin babies We're born 10 Mr.. and MRS
H. A. Larsen Wednesday evening last
State Suppriutcud ant Nelson Of salt
Lake City passed through Manu We'd
ucsday on his way 60 Kane county.
Julius p. Christensen SIS home again
after spending most Of the summer work
ing on the railroad.
The ladies Of Evergreen Rebekah lodge
no. ~ give a social Ina the odd Fellows
hall Tuesday evening of next week IN
honor of visiting officials OF the Rebekah
state assembly of this state
County Superintendent OF Schools A. L.
larsen of Ephraim was I'm Manu Thurs
day last.
a family socill was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther futile Of this
city I'm honor Of California friends. A
most dcllEhtful time was spent during
the evening of Wednesday last.
Thursday evening the futile family of
Nlanu and other friends gathered at the
home Of Luther T. futile in honor of the
birthday of the veteran merchant Of TINS
city. The evening was spent In various
ways. all for the enjoyment OF those
present.
Tho members Of the Ladies' Literary
club met at the homo of Mrs d. O..
Brown Thursday afternoon. Nothing OF
special Importance was transacted.
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Best Liniment on Earth.

Henry D. Baldwin, superintendent
city water works. Shullsburg. WIS.
writes Il have tried many kinds of
liniment, but I have never received
much benefit until I used Ballari's
Snow Liniment for rheumatism and
pains. 1 think it the best iiniment ON
earth" 25c, soc. 81 Sold by the u. c.
NJ l. drug department
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LOGAN

An important social event OF the week
WAS the golden wedding reception Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Earl. which occurred on
Monday evening. IL was attended By a
great number OF friends OF the aged pair
and they combined to make the affair
most pleasant one The Earl home was
Beautifully decorated in yellow and gold
and was illuminted brilliantly. presenting
"a charming scene. A very nice wedding
supper was served by Mr. and Mrs
I.arls daughters. and then social pas
times held sway for several hours Mr.
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Mems Hosiery.

A varied assortment Of patterns I'm
fancy goods. A complete stock Of
cashmere and fine woods.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1866 Main street.
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GOOD GEM AMI. WAFFLE RECIPE.

Two cups Falcon Self-Risfng Pan
cake Flour one cup milk, two eggs, one
tablespoonful sugar, piece butter size
Of walnut Mix the ingredients thor
oughly before adding the -four. Get
Falcon Self-Rising Pancake Flour at
any grocer's.
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It's Acknowledged

that our work is unequaled. We have
national reputation as fine launder-
ers. TROY LAUNDRY.
l66 Main street
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G. s. HOL1IES, Proprietor.
New and elegant IN all its appoint
meats; 80 rooms. single and en- suite; q
rooms with bath