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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
A Prominent Citizen Dead.

Soloman Kingsbaker a prominent and
well-to do citizen of Sedalia died at
his home in that city at $50 o'clock Sum
day evening, his death being due to a
paralytic stroke sustained last February
Mr.. Kingsbaker was born in Germany
in 1870 and came to the United States in
1896. He was married in Baltimore
Maryland, i'll 1862, eight children be-
being the result of this union, seven of
whom are still living. In March, 1882,
Mr. kingsbaker moved with his family
to Sedalil where they since resided he
being at the head of a large wholesale
and retail cigar and tobacco establish
ment. Deceased was highly es' aenned
both in social and business circles and
his demise is deeply regetted by all who
knew him. He was an uncle of Mrs.
Adolph Topper of this city. His re-
mains wee inferred in the Jewish GENE
terry just south of Sedalia.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

Mrs. Rehecca Hargctt is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Griffin at Excelsior
Springs this week
Mrs. Chas. Price and children visited
her sister Mrs. Carl Meyers of Jane u.
town and her cousin Mrs. Jennie Bailey
Of Boonvil'e several days last week, re-
mainingin Boonville over Sunday.
Eight bars Lennox Soap for
csc, at M. l.. Joachimi's.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

A. Williams. the South Side gro.
handles n choice line OF gro
ce:ies and canned goods,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

c. l.. Morgan, formerly telegraph
oi,iator at the Mo. Pacific depot here
luf this week for Sedalia, the work now
being performed by Agent Sinons.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07
Notice to Contractors.

At the next meeting OF the city
council Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1905,
the city council Of the city OF Butler,
Mo-, will receive bids for the con-
struction Of a sidewalk along in front
OF property owned by Carrie L. Mad
dox, on west side OF Havana street,
from the southeast corner of block
81, said city, south to Vine street,
same to be of boards, two inches
thick, laid crosswise on three strutes
2x4, and in all things to conform to
the construction Of walks OF the third
class.
Contract will be let to lowest and
best bidder. Council reserves right
to reject any and all bids.
j.. F. SMITH, City Clerk.
Seed wheat, seed rye and timothy
seed at Peoples Elevator Co. 43 3t.
FARMS FOR SALE: 40, 80, 160 and
22O acre tracts see
SID c. ALEXANDER,
43 At. Phone Elkhart. Adrian, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

New hats Csc and SLAB, worth
S1.25 and $500. Hills Cash Store
Bring your eggs to us, we take
tenn in exchange for goods same az
cash. Al IT, SAM'L LEVY & Co.
Beginning last night, Elder q. l..
Chapman, OF the Church OF God, will
hold a series OF meetings at the Trip
school house until Sunday evening,
services to begin at s o'clock.
The buildings on the corner where
the big hotel is to go up have been
vacated and will he moved off the
lots without delay. Then dirt will
fly on the foundation.
We are selling poe grade of Tai
cum powder at 15c. Hills Cash
Store.
Every business man in Butler
should push the fair to be held at
Butler, October 10th to 18th.
Don't let an opportunity slip to talk
up the fair united pull and the
fair will be a success ia point OF ex-
hibit as well as financially.
Full line OF new books by popular
authors just in from 1Oc up. Hills
Cash Store.
A move is on foot it is said to
change the date OF the state fair at
Sedalia to October. The chief rea.
son for the change is that there is
more danger OF rain in August
than in October. Rain has greatly
interiered with the fair two years in
succession and there is strong
desire to avoid this danger in thu
future.
The Butler ball team went out te
Spruce Thursday to play the IT turn
game with Harshaw's Highlanders
The boys were handsomely treated
by Mr.. Harshaw and the good people
Of Spruce with a regular dinner
spread in picnic fashion and load Of
melons thrown ia. The game result.
ed Butler 15-Harshaw's Highland
era 10. The Highlanders are game,
however, and took their defeat In
good humOr, as they did when they
played in Butler.
Mrs. II. C. Wyatt died at their
home in the northwest part OF Butler
tuesday, afternoon, September 9Th,
1905, after q protracted illness OF
many months. Mrs. Wyatt was a
most estimable lady OF amiable dis.
position and high character, devoted
to her husband and children and to
her church. Mr.. and Mrs. WYATT
were early settlers and were always
among Buffers most prominent and
worthy citizens She lived to q ripe
old age, fulfilled her mission OF good
upon earth and is gathered to her
fathers. Funeral services will take
place from tho family residence at 8
O'Clock this, Thursday, morning.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07
80 Acre Farm For Sale.

10 acres in corn, balance pasture.
Every foot pillow land well fenced and
cross fenced, good 1 room frame
house on stone foundation, 7 mile to
postotfice, church and = depots, I
mile to school, about - miles west
of Butler. Price 81, 10000 Terms
easy. H. q. Cook.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

HOOlS, SHOES anu tlDbHlHR.
A IT, SAM'L LEVY \ Co.
Presiding Elder Anderson held
quarterly at the Ohio street M. L
Church Sunday.
Capt. Richard |. Mckinney, OF the
u. s army, has established recruit
Ing station at Nevada.
New corn Is coming to town by the
wagon load and is selling at zoe per
bushel. That is a pretty good price
for corn.
The opening of the public schools
Monday was Il little tough Oh the
children, owing to the big circus be
ing here on that date.
Geo. Foster, residing near Amster-
dam, who lost his barn by fire some
time ago. is rebuilding on q larger
scale. The new barn Is 34x44 feet.
The Butler Band has been engaged
to rlay at the Priest OF Palace
parade in Kansas City on the night
Of October Bird The contract calls
-for rs men In line, all OF whom must
be able to play at least two numbers
the dark.
Frank Weakly and Tom Sherman,
OF Independence, Mo, were found
guilty of numbering Joseph Meyer in
his shop at Detroit, Michigan, July
% and were sentenced to lie impris-
onment. Part of the iawelry they
stole was recovered. They were ar
rested In Cleveland, Ohio, August 8,
one week after the murder.
J. P. Williams, who was in Mon.
day, tells a remarkable pumpkin
story. His neighbor, Charley East,
who joins him and lives right on the
northwest line of Leesville township,
has vine 70 feet long on which 20
pumpkins are growing nicely, which
beats anything on record SO far
Clinton Eye.
The School Board has employed
Prof. C. A. Burke as Superintendent
OF our public schools. Prof. Burke
has been principal In the public
schools at Warrensburg for seven
years and comes with the highest rec.
Ommendations from the State Nor.
NAL, the arrensburg School Board
and ctiz .ns Of that city.
Lawrence NJ. Griffith, formerly
mayor OF Rich Hill, was in Butler
the last Of the week meeting the
boys and giving 1t out sub-rosa that
he would not dodge the nomination
TOR Representative. Mayor Griffith
has quite local reputation as an
orator, is an old citizen and lie high
d, ly regarded by the people OF that
locality who know him best.
Macon, Mo-, Sept. 4 -Maior Will
lam Trister, "a years old, died.
For years he had conducted his
saloon along similar rules to those
laid down by Bishop Potter in his
deiunctsubway tavern. He al,
lowed man. to get drunk In his
saloon, neversold whisky to a chronic
drunksrd and did everything he could
to discourage tie excessive use OF In
toxicante.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

Those wishing to buy a Farm or
City Resident Property should see my
list Some choice bargains to offer.
40ti A. S. Milhorn.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07
Coal.

Now is the time to haul your coal,
Hunt is prepared to accommodate all
corners. Hudson township.
Respectfully,
i4-ti c. G. HUNT,
Appleton City, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

Get your seed wheat and seed rye
and timothy seed at the Peoples
Elevator 1896,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

We take eggs in exchange for dry
goods, shoes and clothing.
A IT, SAM'L LEVY X Co.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07
Old Settlers Meeting.

Remember the 9th annual meeting
OF the Old Settlers Association, on
next Wednesday, September 18th, in
the court house square. The follow
Ing program has been prepared:
Music by Cornet Band.
Morning exercises will commence
promptly at 10 o'clock.
Invocation by Rev. Joel Barker.
Song by choir and Glee Club.
Welcome address by Mayor A. B..
Owen.
Response by President, g. B. Hick-
man.
Song by Old Mems Quartette.
Dinner.
AFTERNOON.
Mem bers OF Association to meet in
the circuit court room promptly at
1.30 p. IN. for the election OF officers
and the transaction OF Association
business.
Music by Cornet Band.
Song by Glee,Club.
Short speeches by members Of the
Association.
Address OF the day will be made by
prominent speakers Senator War
ner and Governor Folk have been in
vited and are expected to be present
and address the Association.
To any reputable white couple OF
Bates county, present and desiring
to be married in presence of the SO.
ciety, marriage license, minister ser.
vice, and an elegant marriage certifi-
cate will be furnished free.
A long list OF special prizes offered.
Last Monday afternoon while A.
E Edwards was driving about thir.
ty five head Of cattle, belonging to
Edwards & Newkirk, Of Fristo, across
the Warsaw free bridge over the
Usage, when within about 80 feet OF
the bridge tower the timbers holding
up the floor gave way and about 20
fest OF the flooring fell out. Fifteen
OF the cattle fell through to the
water, a distance Of 35 feet One was
taken out and killed; one went down
the river and drowned, three we're in.
iured. Mr.. Edwards was walking
close to the cattle, leading bis horse
and was on or near one of the planks
that went down, his horse jerking
him backward.-Wa Warsaw Enterprise.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

Presiding Elder Anderson held
quarterly at the Ohio street NJ. L.
Church Sunday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

Capt. Richard |. Mckinney, OF the
U. s army, has established recruit
Ing station at Nevada.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

New hats Csc and SLAB. worth
S1.25 and $500. Hills Cash Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
on THE RACE TRACK.
EtheIs Pride, tho Fayorlte, Captured
Trausylvania stakes Worth $4,000.

Lexington. Ky. Oct j.-Oue % the
largest crowda that over attended tho
trotting races here saw Ethels Pride.
the fayouto win thc classic lrausylyania
rtakes. worth $500. I'm straight heats to-
dav. II was tho seventeenth renewal u
this race There were nine starters, aud
Ethcls Pride sold favorite, with Hurley
second choicc. Ethel's Pride IL owned by
John Shepperd OF Boston. and was driy.
worlds champion PAGER equaled MS rec
ord Of 1855 today, and also broke the
track record for tho fastest mile ever
trottod or paced over Il, lie was driven
Zinc was .2li,. .5S%, Ign and 1856.
Results.
Pacing futurity three-year-olds. value
5000. three m hvc-Bonalh won three
straight heats ia 2.09A, 2:lO4,, 2'l0'S MISE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
CHANGE FOR BOXING.


a dispatch from Chicago says,
MaNuu Dunno will next week give out
hs .nai decision relative 90 permitting
boxing exhibitions In Chicago during the
coming winter The report MAT the lid
was M b. false and few alleged proc
motors who undertook 10 give boxing
shows lat Saturday night acted prcms-
tgo'v and such actions ON their part only
tended to iuiurc their future chances, ace
C1rdiug 10 the mayor
'l have not reached q 0nal decision. but
will take mp the question with the chief
of police and business men this week.
said Mayor Dunno.
1T thn sport eau be- regulated So that
sparrug exhibitions may be- given purely
for the athletics. then ( have no obicC-
lions. but plug. uglcs alleged uri2nught.
ew. swIudcrs and fakirs must be barred
or else there can be no exhibitions of any
sort
win ask Tor opinions from business
linen who understand the situation. n
reputable clubs can give assurance that
exhibitions win be purely athletic then I
VIII consent 90 granting them permission
Tor holding sparWng bouts.
PERSONAL! ! can s." no harm In box
Ing amy more than can see I'm baseball.
football lacrosse or such sport where
anyone il subject tn Injuries
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
Adbcn. Josie NJ and countess AtIav also

Adbcll. Josie NJ and Countess Atlaw also
started.
Transylvania stakes purse 5000; 2lb
won three straight heats In 2.0oA 2Ojsi
2;O,L Hurley Mainland, John CalWcW
KID shay. Delaree Morn Belle q, ana
Pat Ford also started.
2:lS class trotuuE purse $1,000 utst
division three Ian live diminished Miss
Kinney won second aud third heats DO
2lOa, 2lp9 A Penn won first and fourth
heats in 2Ip, 2ll Belfast Electric
Maiden. Nordica, Altonotte, Nlpling ana
Claude NJ also started
2IS class trottng, purse $1,000 second
division; three. IN five Mainshctt won
three straight beats In 2.0s. 2U8l2, 2lOla.
Cxarina Dawson, Pat Z. Joe \. Lady
Mowiy, Roscoe, Kenaugo Ashland Dori,
THE President and John Turncy also
started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
WYOMING HUSKIES.
WIN Arrive This Afternoon for Dig Gnms
Uf Tomorrow,

Unless the train Is late the Wyoming
huskleS who arc to appear at Cummings
field tomorrow 20 capture their own scalp
from the varsity trophy box, and to
gather IN addition the scalp Of the var
sty on perforce to contribute this years
growth to that OF last year. Will arrive
here at ass o'clock The husS.es will rest
tonight and tomorrow morning VIII IN
dulge In signal practise preceding tho
hard game tomorrow afternoon. Wyom-
ms comes back 20 q field anxious To re-
trieye lost scores aud she will evidently
play for an that's I'm her from the FIRST
Kickoff
That Utah team has been In most caro-
tul training for the event For the past
week sorimmago has been hard and fast
Ii ended last night with a lineup against
the soldiers Tonight signal practise will
urccedc the choosing OF tho team, ana the
final instructions from Coach Maddox
Tomorrow the people Of Salt Lake can
see what It's University team gives In the
way OF promise for the future The line.
up promises now TO De about what It has
been SO far Marley will be- center proba-
bly, Boumuu Russell and Harris the back
Nold Pit and Anderson ends. Barton and
Ray guards, ana Peterson and Brown
taCklus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
CRABBE TEAM,
Dolugs at London.

London oct 5.-Tho rhces for the
Jockey club stakes OF $4,000 for three
ycar-olds and upwards, q milo ana three
quarters was ruu 40 Newmarket today.
Sumnt won, polymvu- wa ssccund and
Moudams was third. SIX horses started,
Mondamis led Co tho bushes, when STAN
ann drew tu the front aud won a popu-
lar victory 10y throo-quurtors of length,
Braut's crack horse Gluvernant. was spo-
ciaIlv sent from France 10 Uvcugc bis
defeat I'M the derby Of 1904 boy Nj Leo
pold do Ruchs6hild's StdmanL but the
French horse was not oven placed. The
betting was l0Q 90 Z against Slamapti
3 to & against Polymous and % to I
AGAINST NUndlmiF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Game Played at Fair To-day -Asother
Game Tomorrow.

II' TlN Association Football lclgU0
YIN play at the fair grounds, Eureka vs.
Rangers Friday Sept 6. at 4Aj p m'
Eureka ya SAT- Lake, SATURDAY Sept +.
~ l.r %. m
IH. Eureka and Salt Lake teams tied
900 their last game so an exciting gone
may hg looked for on Saturday Tho
S1l. Lakes team lineup Will probably be-
Russell lcrt back. r. sanford, right
lH.imuk Jas. Sheldon, center halfback
w. Nh0ytci left halfback. = a. Suoddon
HFht outside wing, Marshall right in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
Bowling Contests

The bowling games last evening between
the Crahhr team ana the Star team, re-
winners took three straight games. The
scores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06

side wing, SALISBURY: center ]. Nesbitt,
inside left wing Dave Whyte; outsid" lott
wing, A. Churchill
Rescrvcs-R. Stevenson, Jas, Whyte, H.
Haltun. Enoch salt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
BETTER RACES At
STATE FAIR TRACK
Sly Heats in a Harness Event
And Three Runs the
Program.
THE HORSES HAD TO co SOME
ljttIe Duteh Captured Quarter Mile
Eyent-Sarah Took the 2;27
Trot and Pace.

Tbs horse race program at the fair
grounds Yesterday afternoon was the best
~ Tho week Although no records were
,,oksp or any wonderful time made the
,o.se we're an good and were pulled of
4, lively fashion Therc were no long
,,lts and the spectators were very much
pleased thereby
harness event Of six heats and three
rnrn,ng races looked pretty good 70 tho
turf dovotees.
The drst race was tho special 22' uot
and mace Sarah, owned by Al pcndeton
,,oI three straight heats from Raymond
q and Mike the latter horses were IN
,b. winners class broke too often TO win.
sammy ] and Don v went ON I'm D.
match race instead OF tho Murray special
II was "a farmers race and there was %
side bet NO OF ST
HE ausrter.mlc dash was an exciting
event and little Dutch took thc entdN.
This animal has demonstrated thar ua
tss all the others beaten city block I'm
such B race lie took tho lead and was
never beaded
Tho summar! follows
THE SUMMARY.
rrs, race. 221 uot and pace. purse
Place
Sarah Al Pendletor. ovrar .....1 2 I
Nike NJ Thatcher Owner .........2
Hammond G.. L.. o. Crawford. uvuor3 @ 3
second yare, match race. $50 side hci
Place.
SAMMY. j. n ZONES owner ...,......2 I
Ton r. j. Burch owner ..,.,....1 2
rms..251s 2Na $685.
Third race tiyo-clFhths milo rum jP,ur,o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
It's Easier
To Cure, 7 an
Endure Pain.

L IS needless to suffer pain II Is
easier 10 take o Pain Till and be cured
TT YOU viii provide voursclf with o 2jc
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u you are subject to nervous or sick
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nervousness; 81 you have dizzy spells,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Seattle, Wash. oct Ham Iburg OF
the leaders had the local team up In tho
air with his slow ball today Seattle
could not hit at the right time and Jones
was landed on when II did the Oakland
team the most good.
Score. RH.E
Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2
Oakland Observation-Disclosures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06

Esfsi: a Z / " 4 q n Z RI
When it rains your boy will take
advantage OF any old excuse to
get out in the wet-and he gets
soaked and maybe catches cold
and you worry.
Fit him out in a "Hcrcules.
kantwearout' Shower.prooI Suit
and don't worry-water viii run
off him as it does of a ducks
back.
You can force water through
Hercules cloth because II is por.
ous--but IN an ordinary rain tho
fabric win not absorb drop
The shower-prooing process does
not rot the cloth, nor alier Its appear
ance, feel or wsar nor close up tho
pores and contine per5pIralio0, nor
dull tho oolors-Iust makes It Show
cr-proof PerspiraUon-prooi Moth
proof and besides thoroughly SAINT
tay and Hygienio.
For every thread Of cotton you ind
ina Hercules, We VII g.ye youa
suit tree--the col0rs viii stay as
bHghtand clear as the day they came
from the dyeug yat--the yarn is
strong and woven az tightly as
machinery can do il--nolhng less
than sheet iron pants will wear your
boy better
UnshHrkabs materials throughout.
Coat lined with extra heavy double
warped Italian cloth, Two sleeve
Innings instead Of one--(Pateni ap-
Piled for), Pant seams double scwed
and seams tapped. Pants lined
throughout with cold shrunk Irish
lInen--makes them Sanitary, Hygl-
enic and extra strong.
Excelsior waist band Of elastic web
hing.
Lo0k sharp fer limitations -"Hsy-
CHleS' EabelS on inside loaf cellar
and on glSeae
Made only In double.broas,ed two
piece Knee'Pants Suits for boys 8
10 10, Five Dollars everywhere.
Send US name Of your clothes dealer and
age Of your boy and we will send you
"hsreulss1sult free Tor inspection,
Daube, Cohn s. Co. Chicag,
cI1MtlaaRVl>5
AsltlEEIEEEsS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-06
THE SUMMARY

rr, race. 2'1 uot and p'c" purse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
PEACE TREATY effective
As SOON As SIGNED

Washington, oct. lo--The treaty II
peace between Russis snd Japan will be
come effective upon its approval without
waiting the formal exchange of ratincs-
lions at Washington.
This information was impaired AZ the
Japanese legation today Tho treaty. 4,
is understood, hes been through the
necessary preliminary stages OF approval
in each country and is now before the re-
spective emperors OF Japan and Russia.
whose action on IL will be communica ed
by cable To tho state department at Wash
ington and tho Washington government
will apprise each emperor Of the act OF
the other.
With this accomplished the war will be
at an end. The formal exchange ot
ratincations will be carried out I'm Wash
ington NJ soon thereafter as the signed
treaties reach here.
Precedent is found for the telegraphic
exchange OF Publications In the manner In
which the last treaty between the United
states and China was made operative
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
PAWTUCKET,

Edward +. Butler has been reelected
chairman OF the Democratic city com
mittee for the ensuing year. At last
nights meeting OF the committee IT was
voted 10 hold q meeting in Ward on oct.
e0th
\ large number OF members OF the
knights of Columbus from this city VIII
take part I'm the parade al Providence
next sunday.
Al the meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the Twin city hospital held last
evening, the action Of the board OF mana =
gers i'm selecting the Marcus l.. Dean
homestead for hospital purposes was
approved The homestead is situated on
Broadway, Cottage and Exchange streets.
Work was begun today on the erection
Of the new Smithheld avenue Congresa-
tonal church.
At last nights meeting of the Central
Trades and Labor union. gift of t2b
was received from the Hope Land COM
pany Manager Dexter believed the union
entitled To this extra sum for the extra
Efforts made for the outing At Crescent
park.
Chester ". Briden. formerly 2 resident
~ this city. stopping here for few
days. before going IN Arizona TO locate
Rev. Father Tennian and the other
clergymen Of AZ Marys church con
dernned rice throwing at bridal couples.