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New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
COME IN SEVEN CABS TO GIVE BAIL
Friends of Mr.. Thompson Were Fooled by
Him, They Think.

That a man named Thompson has good many
friends was shown last night at the West Th!rtieth
ST police station. Seven cabs drove up. each con
tanning man anxious To bail Thompson out There
was no man of that name IN the station and the bc
cl!pants Of the cabs think Thompson played a joke
on them.
Shortly before midnight a cab containing man In
evening clothes drove the station house door and
the man entered the station. Going to the ser
geant's desk ne said. My name is Reeves. and |
live at St Jamess Hotel, No. l09 West Forty-fifth-
st. \ few minutes received telephone mes
sage from "A man who said he Sergeant Butler.
of the TenderloIn station. informing me that a
friend Of mine by the name of Thompson was ar
rested with young woman. The man said that
they were charged with dsorderly conduct"
Then another cab arrived At the station. and an
other man went TO the desk. Reeves knew him. ap-
parently.
The second man. addressing the sergeant said.
Il happen live at the Carlton Hotel No. 10 West
Thirty -ninth-st. A man who said he was Sergeant
Lane. OF the TenderOin station. called me up on
the telephone and told me that friend OF lnipe
by the name OF Thompson and a woman were ar
rested and Thompson wanted me to and bal.
him out"
The men We're Informed that no one besides Ser
station last night, and that he had telephoned no
about man named Thompson.
-Four more cabs arrived In rapid succession and
each occupant asked about Thompson. Tho six
men laughing over the affair, when another
cab drove up ana a woman entered tho station.
Going to the desk she said. Sergeant iu4r re %
vino told that young who boards vith
me had been arrested The sergeant said that the
man whom she went 20 the theatre with got into a
dispute In front OF the theatre and she and her
friend were arrested. | want To bail them ont
Reeves then said he th2ught Thompson was
who would respond to the call.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
WHEAT MAKES NEW RECORD HERE
Over 81 20 a Bushe for December Option
Corn Up, Too.

Starting out higher than at Mondays closing
price. wheat made a new higa record yesterday
when the price rose by jumps to s 202s for Deem
Der. a gain OF AZ Mondays closing price
September ana May wheat also advanced The
market was trifs excited. but the trading not
heavy. and there was not order for foreign ship
September wheat opened 81 20s.. December at
81 l112 and May at 81 l1i>. II advanced steadily IN
all grades through the forenoon. untIl the record
breaking prices wer2 reached In the afternoon II
was nervous, the prices falling off little although
December went trihe higher than in the forenoon
even. Prices closed a little lower than highest
May 81 1919.
Corn. also, because Of the forecast predicting
lroSt as far south as Kansas strengthened. prices
advancing IL 70 cents bushel Mondays
close. The estimates for t0-day's arrival being
small also helped to maintain the high prices
Corn closed; September 6as cents. December. 59iz
cents; May, 5el. cents.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

To flush the tiowanus Canal least once a da,,
and i'd il OF its offensive odors salt water ru,,,
ing station may be built Commissioner Bre,3en
ridge Of the Department OF Public Works in Brook
lya IS considering the proposition.
While crossing Park-avc. at Eighty -ninth-st on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Dora Wolf or No % East
EdGhty-eighth-st.. was Knocked down by young
nan riding bicycle lie did not stop TO asccu-
tain how baoy Mrs Wolf had been injured Mrs
N0lf Yesterday morning sent To Noun. Sinai
Hospital, where an operation for cerebral hemor-
rhase was found necessary. The operation vas
performed IN the afternoon. and Mrs Wolf died on
tie operating table.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Robert Rapnael dealer IN tobac5onlsts' supplies ara
general mercandiso at No. 21f4 Third ave- hled A
petition in bankruptcy yesterday. The schedule shows
debts. supplied $65l assets stock and
1853. and lease store s. s.5
a total Of $G.1S4
Frank H. Major has filed petition. swing his debt,
S2S.32l ana his assets tie fixtures Of an
umbrella manufacturing plant r 81 ia
IN involuntary petition was fled against Herman ana
4 doing nS -
by Mar Ilurris and creditors The
petition that tho firm
and that practically worthless except mn
insurance policy ct S.S,OuD. which vas no cra5
tors the him has TisUssd AMI made away WITH tho
money paid uS tho Insurance companies creditor
Harris advances claim of $5.Ouu and the claims ~
others who the petltlou aggregate about 5000 rs
Holt appointed Harry = Hooker ucler bond of
" '' VI
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
AMERICAN BONDS SELL ABROAD.

a. 4. Lisman. who has returned from trip TO
American bonds Of tho best class both tn London
and other large cities IN England. to say nothing
of tho Continent. Banks there Will advance on a
bond of undcubted quality, industrial or otherwise
irrespective ot the market for IL. Mr.. Lisman re-
ports a really good and undeveloped market for
underlying industrial bonds. He able to place
some without difficulty. He considers the London
sentiment American issues generally 10 be con-
servatively buIlish. particularly the stocks OF
railroads of known earning capacity and a good
dividend
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
NINE CENTS UP IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat Makes New High Record for Sep
tember on Bad Weather Reports.

Minneapolis. Sept 13-Wheat advanced to-
day nearly nine cents above yesterdays close,
touching 81 - and making new high record
for September. News of heavy rains in tho
Canadian Northwest followed by freezing tenn
peratures last night. gave the trade a bad
scare. Then came the weather report predict
ing a hard frost in the American Northwest
tonight If this prediction Is borne cut. there
will be heavy damage TO the spring wheat that
has been left by he rust.
The December option went to 81 1872 and May
TO 81 2OIs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.
Building Trade Outlook in City
Better than Last Year.

The building trade outlook in this city Is better
than for some time according to the view of those
who familiar with it. Up TO date the total
projects number more than for the period in
1903. and the Of capital invested is greater.
In Manhattan. The Bronx and Brooklyn tho num-
bcr OF projects under way since January is oSD.
with valuation OF SS1. .205 40 This compares with
1912 projects under way for the same period in
1903. valued at SIS. .24l $40.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
LESS DEMAND FOR FOREIGN IRON

The importatoHs Of iron and steel into the
United States have shown a marked decrease.
During the month Of August the importatious Of
pig iron amounted to only 225l tons and Of scrap
iron old iron rails. steel hilets and kindred prod
uCts. to only 1871 tons. The impOrtations of pig
iron came almost exclusively from Glasgow and
Liverpool The low prices OF pig iron here have
practically shut out foreign competition. and in
stead 81 allowing foreiErc.s to capture the home
trade" the producers Of iron and steel IN this coun
mar
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
BILLET POOL TO MEET IN PITTsBURG.
To Reorganize and Adjust Prices-Afairs
Better than They Seem.

Pittsburg. Sept. 13-Ofical announcement
made to-day that the stce' billet pool will
meet here on Thursday to rcorEanizc and adjust
prices. The many conflicting reports regarding
the situation coming from Ncw-York. manu-
facturera say. have seriously disturbed cond.-
tions 1t is said that affairs not ir as bad
shape these rumors would indicate.
Arrangements are being made for a meeting OF
the steel bar pool and o 1e likely viii be held on
the adjournment Of the billet meeting. There Is
a difference OF opinion on the probable action on
prices.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
WARRANT FOR PHILIPPINE OFFICER
Captain of ConStabulary Charged With En-
bezzhng $4,000 at ST. Louis.

St. Louis. Sept. ia warrant has been issued
for the arres. or Captain Ira Kethey, formerly a
command nS officer OF the Philippine constabulary
stationed AZ the worlds Fa1-. who has beeI miss
ing since August q on the charge Of embezzIiug
between g 90 aud $500 oc government funds. The
warrant was issued al the instance uf MajoE Amos
u Haskell who cEms here few weeks ago from
Manila to assume charge Of the CoUSJabuiary.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
WABASH GETS INTO M'KEESPORT
In Position 70 Share in the Steel Trusts
Traffic
trr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

Pittshurs, Sept. l3.-There a meeting of the
Wabash people here to-day. and it was announced
that the road had at last gained entrance to No
keesport where it will be in position to take part
in the heavy shipping business OF United States
Steel Corporation The franchise Of tho McKecsport
and Clarion Connecting Company has been bought
by Tho Wabash. II also announced by the
Wabash tnat there would be 10 competition against
he Coal
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments among
those filed yesterday; the first name Is that OF the
debtor the second that OF the creditor and date
when Judgment was fled:
Poillon William. and Arthur Fitch executor
NJ l. feff's June 10. ieoi.,,,...,......... s2.oss
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
WANT FIVE Q. AND w. DIRECTORS

circular letter, signed by j. Is. CIews Donald
Mackay. j. \ rutherford. NJ. NJ Beldng and Ho-
race l.. IIotchkss, the protective committee" has
been sent to shareholders OF the New York Ontario
and Western, asking for proxies that tho comtriltoe
may bring TO an eld the voting trust. The com
mlttee says mat fight will he made to elect ave
out o. Tie thirteen directors.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Clarke yesterday appointed Frederick A James
receiver the Prospect ave pending
suit brought by John j. Brown against Mabel NJ Moore
,nd others forcclosc 4 mortgage s. 800.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO mAucH CHUNK,

The Centrai Railroad OF New-Jersey is to run an
excursion to Mauch Chunk on Sunday. by special
train leaving IIberty-st at $50 a NJ. ma king a
quick run and not leaving Mountain Gay until
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
JUDGM ENTS.

arst name being that Of the debtor:
Aton LOUIS NJ u drummer and another. 1901
I; I;atSs 'eon ...: l,9ti
Cement ,.,S .G,SGmPSny y .........; -, ssa
Bridge Company Of York. ............... IN
taledCnian on ConpanS-N IunIer. r.............
Iayer sally ! Mercantile National Bank Of
city Of NsT York .....,.... go. .,..,...... ESQ
PzSutleno. @Hlro--I COn:oy and sal
StolL Joseph A-Nashngton Lite Insurance Cou,-
pam ,,.,:...;. ao2G
SleSei NorIlsS l@2NlhsNy 206l
nocts, 'ISoiBe, Myers .,.........,...... LOTS
3i2
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
BATTERY COMPANY poUsLEs CAPITA,

pany. Of NewYork City, to-day filed with the Sec
retary OF State certificate of increase OF CAPITAL
from 100000, to 81 100000
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Tuesday, Sept 1s, 1904.
ARRIVED

steamer M9sapa NOS 1srl triehton. London September
- ,e -. Line With cabin passengers
% .a'nsr I<ranprinS yv,Ihas lar at IL $50 m.
rrhs 3 60 with SOC nsb,n % and Sherbours Z, % oei
mails and mdse Arrived a, tho Bar al ss,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AL.uANAr,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5.5S Sunset 6:i4 Moon Noon, aga &
HIGH WATER
\ N'Saudv Hook 1887 Island II op Hen c,a-. o.,
FM-Saudy = Hook ll:20 Gov Island II 50 Fe,i C;a,s *
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
The Turf.

rembe, ! 70 The Intsrusonai Serc9ntlIs Marin, s, ss
ATIiysd at . TIE Bar st @ Is2S ~, n p.nk.,t.a. s
& SSe1lnCI sSsT I'D lo5,Sa,1o,,r =, Oslrichs q
with ~. cabin ana aos passengers snd na'
s,es%er Good uops ,Trf HaTdias Pekalousan Jga.s
Easa II 'O For ssS IS' ~ ksss q ans s
%, 10 Barher Co with sugar Arrived ei 'ns
steamer castle powg: EsyaSa s:g,.-n'fI nab
20 and '1niss ass ArTSrd MSri Al sS BST Sa a, sis
steamer Arapaho- Eerasls JsoSS'nytls ss7'sai' vt
passe1Ecrs pas and radse Left Quarantine At -
and wiiminEfor ia % William ? clyde 8 Co. WI
passengers and Gdse Lett q1ersntine a. 5:zo , Ss
fou1 to he Oh pomIniou IS co with Hassenss7s ~
nss Sand, III HoNS j. sept s3 iS ESQ v4aa east
rnoders,e; misty and tnisk Oatsli
SAILED
Steamers Ryudan, Dutch, for Rotterdam VIA soaps
Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse tGerl 'or Bremen va .., E
Snth shd sheT9oars S1E23@ -, ,S ,coa arars,'
r fog Hayre and punkirs = Vale ;ST ss,n m
NortoyS ana NewPor, News; Kansas city for Sa'ana'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
span'; wuen t;rom Copenhagen end Ca''s'''-
chrissianis Sep, 1oAgriyea iski1 s5i''
hsnpss New- ISrlS for SSgsnhess1 ,s ana viissl-n
Gser,, HOssmann. New-York Via Plymouth
gerald. New-York ,.,xa
Moville. sept Is. IO;aS n--Arrlvet seains- s ur,
(Rrl. slaikie. New'tTcrk. for GLASGOW 'ana
Gibraltar sept I2Fa-sod steamer clara ,Aas,sl D. S.s
sin. Trieste. Fiume and Porto Ernpsdces -'
York. Ear
Port Said sept l3-Arrived steamer Skuid tNeHg, g,ss
sen New York via Alsiers for 1eSu naN, snrJ
Melbourne. sept 13-ATrtvcd previously. s'es"s
America tErl. Watson. Nev-fork rve-sr
Adelaide. S>pt l3-Arrtvsf previously, s,cs.H-
Grange (syl, sroVa. NsS-Yors via = .s-s ~
Montevttco Sept lSAFrived previously So avres ~
gate t6rl, Cheshire. Nev-YoFs for iiss%ll- 49, V,rx -
Rosario; Scetrics tRca. Rasirh
Buenos Ayres and Posar.c ~, NJ
Colombo Sept lc-Sa',si. steamer lslrsnaso -
ior Qrom Yokohama. erc1. New-ioTk
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
vETEPlNaRIge MEET N nRooxlyy

l. ~ ahssr'e or serA - si.~a--.n. Forouyh
President I.t;.czoD 2'e corHe0 ne eiesat-q - the
-onrtee7th arE-ai meeting Of the SeUr-Yorj< etatn
Veterinary Medical Gocicty r-bto; o,an,a tr ,rh
A.ssHDeiy in P.es.spcnt-st. BROOKLYN yeSteIdsy
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
THuNsnAY. sEPrEMREK 1a.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

To DAY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city Mo, May 23--A good
many red western steers came On last
week. most of them light weights, 1850
90 1850 pounds hoy sold frop i435
to- gtG5. which was no 10 no cents
advance over previous week One
bunch OF l35Opound Cobmdos sold
Al sass. and o. load of toppy Oklahoma
stcoiH. iii0 lbs, brought 500. the best
price OF tho week az Kansas City
There were some lots ol mnse bred
stockors aud feeders. and q liberal sup
ply of western and Panhandle calves.
Colorado feeders 900 and 900 lba sold
at gtO0 Co gfl5. Texas and Oklahoma
stockors. g3.a5ngiOO. and a biz string
OF Texas stock calves. 300 20 $3.50 lhs
sold 40 gi5O Wednesday stOckers and
feeders we're steady tO strong each
day during the week aui feeders
gained 3 to no cents during the week
supply today is norman Monday run
at 5000 head Market is extremely act
i've ON killing grades, ht strong 10 ~
cents above last weeks close Brand
cd hclfors sold at tt2O 10 &itO today
and with the gain OF laSt week, ar,
about az good as AZ any time 90 fal
this year Stockers and feeders az,
comparatively strong and scarce 10
tey
Sheep prices dId not change any
thing 90 speak of last week Tho sup
ply was 5000. against $1,000 same
week last year Run today is ugnt a
5000 head; prices range from 20 q
o cents higher on everything Wool
GA western lambs. GS pounds. sold o.
/ SOS today. as compared with hoav
Ter lambs at SB6 last Monday Gras
Texas sheep, S3 lbs. sold az $3.50 "a
day. and clipped lambs bring up d
$3.50 Some light weisht lambs, a
lbs sold al g575 today Light weigh
Texas sheep sold last week at $3.50 d
/ Si50 The short supplies are oXuocto'
/ 10 continue. and the market looks liku
\ K would hold good for some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
a. pAso KILLING.

Word was received ai El paso that
Thomas e Turner. e mining man
had been Killed Ia a small camr In
northern Durango. Mexico
Tho details received are very mea.
gor. bus it is said that tho deceased
was engaged in asa alteration with
some Mexicans who were under the
Influence of liquor The dispute arose
over some mining prospects in which
Turner claimed an interest 20 is al
legged that be- was attacked by three
mon AID in the fight that cusuod be
was fatally stabbed. % ls not known
whether his assallants have been cap.
turcd or not
Turner was well known lu EI paso
and vicinity ilo came to that city
thrco years ago for tho benefit of hIa
health from Chicago. D. For a while
he found temporary employment as a
bookkoopor bat subsequently, drIfod
into mining business. IC W.H Tor a
few months engaged in placer mining
ln the White oaks country hut finally
went 90 Mexico. Ho was a short timo
employed a. the Emeltor 90 Aguaa Cal
iontos. and then started On pros
poctIng About SIX months ago Doc
ylslto0 El Paso for the purpose OF or.
ganizing a mining company but NOT
me citing with much encouragement hC
abandoned hIs project Subsequently
he received funds nrom the east and
returned to Mexico 60 develop a gold
proposition IN which ho was interest
Cd. what success nc met with IS no,
i known
News OF iho tragedy was brought
20 IN paso by G. J. Moss. who obtain
ed his information Indirectly while al
| Toue0n and could furnish uo fact.
regarding tho killing, except thos,
above stated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
POLICE COURT

Alfred Chavca. age no years. at
tackled hla sister yesterday in very
vicious manner with hia nEa. lie
also attempted go kick her and iu
court thie mornlng the slstOr with
tears streaming down her checks. fnlt
erinrly complained co mo Judge Tho
young man was preRont and shame
mcodly hung hlB head and pleaded
guilty Tho court roprovod the young
man aud sentenced him 90 serve ten
days. Chnvos formerly worked az
the American Lumber miilg
Alexander Jones. OF questionable
character. was brought before the
court this morning charged with fight
inr. The charge went by default but
chief OF Police MoMiiin remember
sd that Jones owed the city fifteen
days work ON an ola score and be
was forthmwith consigned to tho
tender morcios of street Commissioner
Martin Tioruoy.
Pedro sona committed n nuisance
and Jose Armlio was drunk and $50
or ten days was Registered next their
names on iho municipal criminal rec.
ard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
Buying Cars in St. Louis.

W. H Greer president or the Albu
QuorQue Traction Co. and Attorney
rhos. W. Wilkorson. chief counsel tor
the company. are in st. Louis Tor the
purpose of purchasing cars for tho
electric street railway Tho contract
the company had with the San Fran.
cisco Car company has been annulled
anu the cars viii ho purchased at ST.
Louis Although tho company was
very much put out by the Frisco com.
pany's inability 60 furnish the cars
BY am unavoidable strike. Mr Greer is
not discouraged Ia hiH proarrangcd
plans in having the now cars here and
the road ln operation by July T.
The construction gang has reached
Thirteenth street and by quitting time
tonight ties and rails will be- laid TO
the city limlts az 'rtoonth street
When this rs finished. the 3, trdest part
OF the construction cork is over and
the remainder from the city limits "a
old Albuquerque can be built with ne.
tie difficulty.
Roderlck St0vcr. superintendent OF
the electric portion OF the railway, and
his gang OF linemer, have poles SET "a
beyond the park
y. g. Chadhourno. chiot engineer ol
the road. is authority for the state
mont that the work of construction
viii be- pushed until the road is com
pleted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
PEACE 10 HER AsAEa

This morning. on the No. 2 tram. O..
a. Baldridge. with his weeping child.
rcu. brought the remains OF bis be.
loved wife TO this city, many sympa.
ihlzing friends meeting him az the
local depot and extending 20 him their
profound regrets over the death OF
Mrs BaldHdgs
This afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock. a.
che beroaved residence, No. 6l0 South
lnuadway, the funeral services took
tace. and many were the beautiful
words spoken of the dead by Rev.
W J Marsh. pastor OF the Congrega.
tional church. who delivered a short
suruun
Nm RaldrIdNo was well known in
this community many Knew OF her
sond deeds and benevolent qualities.
and. to attest their lOyo. the casl,et
bore evidence hy its load OF floral w.
ierlngG
Tho romaina we're laid 10 rest On
Fairviow cemetery. w. 3. stricklor,
"a. u Fox. ~ IA. Kent. A. d. Wakes.
william Farr aud W. o. Hopping on.
cIatIng as pallhoarera.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
oREAT REo MEN.

Last nIFht Wilson Brouks. great
om"f of records of the Improved or.
dor of Rcd Men. with Mrs Brooks.
arrived from Chicago aud tuuk quar-.
tens az the Alvarado
This morning. ou the limited train.
Thomas q. Harrison, great lncohonoo
of the Improved order of Red Men.
with Mru. Harrison. arrived from In,
dAnapolis. Indiana. aud thcy are also
duudciled ht the Aiyarudo.
To-day Colonel J a. AlbriEnt. the
deputy Ercat ncohoneo and organizer
of tribes ln Now Mexico and Arizona.
George A. Blake. A. j. Mitchell aud
others az the local tribe. called on
the distinguished visiting Red Men
and talked over tho sessions which
viii bo hold az Knights OF Pythias
hall tomorrow and the next day. whom
great council Cor tho territory OF
Nsy MosIco will De- Instituted.
Delegates from tho territorial tribes
Wi arrive tonight and tomorrow
morning ~ ls understood that sew
eral delegates reached The city from
tho south aud west this morning.
Tomorrow evening az one OF the
/ IGroenlenf vacant store rooms on 800.
vcr avenue. q reception and banquet
viii ho rendered Mesars Harrison and
Brooks. with their wives. and all vls.
itIng Rcd Men. and the local trlbo
viii royalty entertain thom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
LOCAL COMPANY DRILL.


Captain B Ruppe. of Company O..
of the Now Mexico National Guard.
said this morning that Company q
hold au enthusiastic meeting and drill
last night Two new members were
added to the company, and arrange
mont8 for che dedication of the new
nrnory. which b. fast bcIng completed.
we're discussed
Crmpauy G's new armory ls in the
east ground floor room of tho Elbs.
opera house building 70 iB large
enough Tor company dril and with
the we'll equipped "gun that is be.
Ing installed .sill make ideal quarters
fur thn boys
The social department 1f the guard
promises tl tccomo popular The no.
ci1y mewnorship Zee. which entities
one t0 thc baths and tho liberty oi
tbo cymnuaum has heon put at the
exceptionally low figure os 500 n
80 a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
Proareaslve Meal

by clever verse and rythm ten
young ladies invited aa many young
men 20 meet them at the Elks opera
house corner last evening 90 parti-
cipato ln a nyocourso dinner party.
with a drive In a heavy wagon 10 iolt
down the good things. between each
course. and dancing at the finish
The journey was made Ia a large
furniture van made comfortable with
Navajo blankets, rugs and cushions.
The appetizer was taken at the home
OF N, E Stevens. the fish and soup AZ
the Misses Willeys. more substantial
things at Miss Hunt and Miss Wal
TOMS. and desert az Miss Nell iinur.
noya home on the Highlands They
danced in the hall OF the Flournoy
home.
The participants we're Miss Ross.
who is visiting Mr and Mrs W j.
Johnson. Miss Edith Stevens Miss Ma.
bel Fitch. Misses Lizzie and Bette
Wiley. Miss Louise saint Miss Lucy
Hazeldine. Miss Jeanette Walton. Miss
Neil Foumoy and Mossra Alger
Spencer Hertzog. White Summers.
Drake, rickard, Newman ana ROY
Stamm