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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-27
Double Header Today.
MONTGOMERY. 3; Atlanta, 2.

Montgomery. June 25.-1n one of the
snappiest games of ball ever seen here
Atlanta was defeated today. Two of the
locals runs were made in the first in
ming, one being a home run by Lynch
over right field fence. Attendance lZoo'
Score. R.H II.
Atlanta 900 001 010-2 8
Montgomery .,,.. 200 600 01+-3 7 2
Batteries: Moren and Archer Stultz
and Yeager. Time Las. Umpire, Carpen-
ter
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbia: Columbia, 0; Savannah, g.
At Augusta; Augusta, 1; Jacksonville, g.
At Macon: Macon, 2; Charleston, ..
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Little Rock, 2; Shreveport, 1.

Shreveport, June 26.-In pitchers bat
tie Little Rock defeated the locals to-
day. Fisher and Watt both did splendid
work, the latter striking out eleven men.
Attendance 500. Score: R.H e.
Shreveport :. ............ 0Ol 900 O00-l l
Little Rock e. ..........10O o0l OVO-2 0
Batteries: Fisher and Fritz; Watt and
Garyin Time 1:40 Umpire Burke.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee: Milwaukee, 6; ST. Paul, g..
At Toledo Toledo, 2; Columbus, Z.
At Kansas City: Kansas City, 2; Mime
apolis. I
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THE AMATEURS
Union Springs. S; Fort Gains. 1.

Union Springs June 26.-tspecial)-U
ion Springs won the first of series of
three games with Fort Gaines. Ca, this
afternoon by score of to l.
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washington, June 6.-Philadelphia-
Washington game postponed on account OF
rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games To-Day.

st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
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Philadelphia, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
CHICAGO. g; Cincinnati. 1.

Chicago. June 26-Timely hitting, sac
rificing and daring base running gave
Chicago an easy victory over Cincinnati
today. Attendance $500. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ................... OBJ 013 O2t-9 Is l
Cincinnati ............... 900 100 000-1 l
Observation-Disclosures and King; Eying
and Phelps. Time, 2 hours.
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Hamilton CoIIege

FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
Lexington. KY, 3ith Year. Famous old
school OF the Blue Grass Region 26 In
structors. of best university training.
Splendid buildings. newly refurnished. Ex-
elusive patronage. Home care. Music,
Art and Elocut.on. Certificates admits to
eastern colleges. For Year Book. address
Mrs. Luella w. st. Clair. President.
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REDUCED RATES
BY THE
Sc A BOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

BALTIMORE, MD.-Account of -cetng
United Society Christian Endeavor, One
fare plus 81 for the round trip. Tickets
will be on sale July 2. and 4, limited to
leave Baltimore returning not later than
July the 18TH 1905. An extension to Au-
gust the 3lst may be had by deposit
ing tickets and upon payment Of 81 ex-
tension fee. Rate from Birmingham $500.
BUFFALO. n. account of annual
meeting b. p, o. E. July IL to 10 1903.
Tickets will be on sale July s. 8 and 10.
1905, at rate of S2735 from Birmingham
for round trip. limited to continuous
passage in each direction. with final limit
to leave Buffalo July Is. except when de-
posted with Joint agent at Buffalo, and
upon payment of 81 per ticket at time
of deposit an extension viii be granted
TO leave Buffalo as late as July %. 1905.
Stopovers on return journey Of ten days.
not to exceed final limit, or extended fl
nal limit, will be allowed at Philadelphia.
Baltimore or Washington, for which no
charge will be made. In order to secure
this stopover. tickets must be deposited
Immediately on arrival and reclaimed
when journey is resumed.
ASBURY PARK, n. Jon account of
National Education association. Rates
from Birmingham. all rail, $50 SO; all rail
TO Portsmouth and Old Dominion Steam
ship company via New York, $500; and
from Atlanta, Macon. Rome and Chatta-
nooga all rail s27 ,35; all rail to Ports
mouth. Va, thence Old Dominion steam
ship, $780, correspondingly low rates
from all other points. Tickets on sale by
all rail. June 18th to July End. Via Ports
mouth and boat. June 26th to 30th
Tickets limited TO July 10th, but by de-
posting with Joint agent and upon pay
ment of 80 cents fee extension of final
limit to August 3lst may be had
For fun information relative TO rates.
schedules and sleeper reservations adj
dress
r. w. LUCKITT,
d. T. A, Birmingham. Ala.
w. f. CHRISTIAN.
4. @. p. A., 116 Peachtree street,
Atlanta, Ga.
C. b. RYAN.
g. p. A, Portsmouth, Va.
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Games Today.

Nashville at Birmingham.
Atlanta at Montgomery.
Memphis at New Orleans.
Little Rock at Shreveport.
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st. Louis, June 26.-The st. Louis-Pitts-
burg game was postponed on account Of
rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games Today.

Pittsburg at ST. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland. Il: Detroit. 5.

Detroit. June 26-Cleveland did the
hardest batting of the season on the home
grounds today, earning most of the runs
and finally knocking Donovan out in the
eighth. Attendance, 1.500 Score:
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When 1t prints good. II is a good cut
The Gawk Engraving Co.
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New York. 10; Boston. 8.

New York, June 26-New York easily
disposed of Boston today. Ames held the
visitors safe at all times. Attendance
25O0 Score: R.HE.
New York 100 040 301-10 II l
Boston ................... 600 900 012- 3 8 8
Batteries-Ames and Bresnahan and
Bowerman; Fraser and Needham. Time,
2;O5.
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ASHEVILLE, N. C.-And return s11 70;
tickets on sale June %, 20, "a, final limit
TttIx x
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WOMAN'S WORLD.

Tho piercing Of the cars IN order 10
hang urnanNuV I'm thogo mutiIntod
members ~ gradually dropping into DO.
NucIpGui but the dotted YCll Nlll cone
tlnues ana 80 does torture Of the body
by means of the corset The Kidney a,
The lNcr the puuclcas, ma others of
the vital organs are almost invariably
thrown out of position 10y thls ouRMp of
disease and death, ina often continue
60 no their Work only under almost
prohibltiNc conditions, But again,
women prefer weakness. Rrmi.invulid,
ism, or oven death io tho giving mp ot
these thlugg-so that custom M WUll
honolod by the Observance, instead Of
the fir moro reasonable breach, white
Amos, ~ much courage " required TO
attack the cvil nv uSod to be- rCquhnl
20 attack slavery before the war, ln,
uogc.fng went ont some time ngo,
llcadllattcning has disappeared from
civilized people, hut ue long us "ar.
morAdod' machines are used to ham.
per ana dofom Che human body, eos,
pccmllv the body pf woman, intended
10 b. the mother OF the race, the me-
ton ihUt permits n cannot hc uNnrdc /
a hlgh place IN real civilization,
liu, those little foXos' do not prey
alone on women Men, too, are hccom.
INK htdeod IN by scores of small nrl.
fetal roHtrulntg and conventions, Thus
II II 4 most shocking mistake 10 wear
n Prince Albert cont without u high hD'
4 certain Kind OF scuif costing ST.
while itg actual worth II about GO c0nta)
must b. worn for each particular hour
~ the day or KIND Of entertainment.
Certain shoes must go with each son,
of costume, Tho unWholosomp
"Narchcd front holds iron Rwn,
everywhere. The men arc tied up al.
most ~ closely nv the N0mcn, oNc.ul
that they can breathe freely and,
for certain unduly festive habits WhW
are prevalent among certain classes of
them, might preserve their internal or,
gans IN fair condition
Como pretty rush-hottom chairs FOR
country houses are shown These
chairs are especially good for bed.
rooms They are exact reproductions
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CLUB CHAT.

ON Tuesday the Daughters Of the
Revolution h0ld an intcrpstlu meeting,
the session being the last regular one
Of the year The members met at the
office Of the Woman's Exponent, which
was bright win mass ana flowers.
ana an entertaining paper was read by
Mrs Diana 4, Rich nor topic belnH
Gen, Ethan Allan The society voted
~ Celebrate Flag day next month In On
outing 0t Liberty park 10 patriotic pro.
gram Ia be one of the features \ Hpc.
ciul meeting VIII ho hold I'M the near
future for the election Of noSl years
officers
Tho Daughters " Utah Pioneers win
meet next Wednesday May r. al the
home ot Mra NJ Y pouRuO No, ~
north West Temple street There VIII
be u program, Including a paper by
Lucy Woodruff Smith entitled "The
spirit NJ Gathering In The Ol World,
ana Official appointments VIII bo made
The unity club met Monday night at
Unity hall, ana Mrs, A. g. llugho1 read
a paper ON the Italian writer Mun2onl
and his grcatcsl novel Miss RoWono
Korns played selections from italian
composers, The annual election oi NJ.
licers for the ensuing yonr took place
al the close of the mocUug
Another bin In which Chicago women
have been Interested recently WAS an
amendment to the Chlld Labor law
which would have permitted young
children io appear ou the stage IN
Illinois Mrs ,luno Addamp Miss Mary
Mcdowell ana Mira Harriet van der
WHtrl an m0mbors OF the industrial
committee In the general federation nB
well ng prominent IN Illinois clubs, APP
ponrod before the house committee 10
oppose the bin, Mls Adams spcnltIng
% such good oifcat nat by u vote ot
. 20 the committee ordered that the
hill be reported back with the recon-.
lncndation that II do not pass The
chicago thral ~ Woro represented by
two able lawyers, but lhoy were no
match for Miss Adams AZ the print.
cd reports frankly admitted, one OF tho
lawyers pleaded the familiar argument
that the stage offered means " nd.
vunccmcnt 10 children " the poor Ito
told pathetic story OF New Yor,
Nuif who wns picked mp fOm The
streets to play In a Tolstoy drama ITO
hoy received seq week. ana one ~
the women IN the company gave him
instruction IN school hranchoB two
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LOGAN.

Logan, May ls,-Thc reception given
by tho A. G., Woman's club ON Monday
evening OF this week was q most cnIoy-
able social aifair and the committees
IN charge are Go be highly compls
montod, The reception was held IN the
college library which was made worry
attractive and pretty with rugs, couch
os, cushions, pottod plants ana cut
flowers, The college orchestra fur.
nlthod music during the evening ana
the following program was rondonod,
Plano duet by Misses Lou Thatcher
and Winnie MoIroll, vocal solo Mark
Brown piano solo, Miss Anna SWond-
son and vocal solo by Miss Minnie
Peterson, After the program refresh
m,n,s were served About $50 people
Noro entertained, some ~ whom were
the following: Pros, and Mrs, Kerr
Mayor and Mrs, Robinson, Pres and
Mrs, Linford, Mr. and Mrs, G., II, Hart
Mr., and MIS- A. NJ, rlcmming, Prof
and Mle Il, y, Ball, Prof and Mrs l.,
A. oNcin, Mr., and Mrs, sidney Sto-
Ncns, Prot, and Mrs, w, l., Langlon,
Nh and Mrs, Frank Thatcher Mr. and
Mrs, ], A. McAlistor the Misses ella.
ton, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Annie
Raymond, Mr. and Mrs, r. W, Nay
lor Prof and Mrs. Yodor, IN Cochran,
Prof Arnold, Prof Northnp, Mr. and
EnRol Mr. and Mrs II, l., Campbell,
tho Misses Fisher, Mrs, Annie Knox,
Congressman and Mrs Howell, Mr., ana
Mrs, Moses Thatcher Mr., and Mrs, s,
A lnnglon, Mr., and Mrs, Ralph Nit.
oholl Mrs Bnratt Miss Cassidy, Miss
susie Pilgrim MI and Mrs, |, ~
Smith, Miss Wyant, Mrs snowdcn, Mr.
and Mrs H. w. Ritor Mr. and Mrs, W,
u, Preston, Jr, Capt and Mrs Styor,
Mr., Charlie Hansen, Prof Wolfe, Mr.
and Mrs, Cleo, Barber, Mr. and Mrs \,
w. Thompson, Mr. ana Mrs u Shcp.
herd, MIR ana Mrs, II Bullcn and many
others
The parents Of Mr. and Mira e. 49,
Hansen held reception for them Mt
me Hansen home last Monday evening
The reception was not held nj the tlmu
of the marriage on account ~ Illness
N The family OF Mrs Hansen,
The evening was most delightfully."-
fpont by all who were fortunate enough
20 be present The decorations were
extremely pretty ana the refreshments
very dainty Among the guests be-
sides the bride and bridegroom were
~ INV "'N' rUNUIu llunhoI' NV, unl
MIS-, v Daniels the Misses Daniels MIR.
and Mrs, jed Blair, Miss Jennie Rlalr,
Pros and Mrs, Morroll, Miss Name
Morrcll, Mr., Morgan Blair, Mrs, ella.
non, Misses Elya and Jennie lilIason,
Miss Ucnoyloyc Thatcher Mr., Ron
thatcher Mr. Edgar Thatcher, Misses
Allco ana Drncc Smith, Miss sophia
r0ulson, Mr. Seth Lnngton, Ir., Mr.,
Leo SQuIros, Miss Jcnnio Murlopk MIR,
Bartlett Carbon, Misses Alton That
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Mrs, Mark johnson Of ogden is visit
lng WIN her parents, Mr., ana Mrs, o.,
w, uldnoy
Mrs G, w Richards Of Fielding In
Vlbi,lng at home for few days,
Mr. ana Mrs wynn l., Eddy were
salt Lake visitors last week,
Mrs, Robert Harlem, who was visiting
her mother Mrr Elas Jensen, return.
ed TO Ogdon saturday
Mrs, Sarah Philips Of Dayton, Ida, Ia
visiting relatives IN his city
Mr. and Mrs, Ephraim Rolphs of
Rook0nd Ida are the guests Of Mrs
Loronso ~ stohl
Mr. and Mrs. w, \, Hansen OF Field.
INK were visiting Mrs llansons moth.
or, Mrs, Funk, THIS wcek
Lorenzo Hansen OF Logan was "A bus-
mess visitor to Brigham Friday
H. n, Bowrlng ana Martin Leo spent
day In salt Lake this week.
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Il!iil.

I,ohi Utah, May 20, Tho u, A. II, no.
coty hold their monthly meeting nt
the home Of Mrs Mary 4, Lott Monday
evening An excellent program wa.
rendered ana n mos, enjoyable time had
by those present.
TUESDAY evening At the lovely home
of Mr., ANA Mrs. Charles g, Frlol u re-
cepion WIS rendered supt James r.
WoNton OF tho Second ward sunday
school by the officers an dtoachors ot
that association on the oyo OF hia de-.
pArture for sugar city, Ida, 10 take
charge of the public schools thoro,
Games wore played tho greater part Of
tho evening, songs, instrumental mn.
sic ana speeches were given ana n
most enjoyable supper was served All
those present had a most enjoyable
time,
Mrs, Joel Myers gave n social ~ n
number &. her friends at her residence
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Friday, which was thoroughly enjoy.
cd by those present
Miss Magic Rushman was salt
Lake visitor Wednesday
Postmaster s., W Ross was In PRO,
No wednesday attending the lNuh
County Poslmusiors' convention,
Nh, Oscar krkham Of RoNburg was
visiting relatives ana friends here the
nrsl Of the week.
Mcasrs, Jas, v, Ross ana r, 4. Bolm
returned 10 sugar cay sunday after
short visit her. WIN relatives
Mr. Fred llarNood Of Sult Lake Cuy
was Visiting his parents the hrsl of
the week
Mcssrs, John r. cutler ana Charles
G, Frlcl were spanish Fork visitors
sunday
Miss Lucia Cullor OF SAT- Lake city
has been spending u Few days here with
young friends,
sheriff Harmon OF Provo was Lohi
visitor wednesday
bishop ST. Joer Of clover ~ visiting
his daughter Mrs John j, ChIlds.
Mr., and Mrs, Geo. \, smith Of salt
Lake Clty were Len visitors Monday
Mr. Alex McOmIo has gone to su.
gar city for the sumner 10 accept a
prominent position with tho Idaho Su.
gar company,
Preparations are being made for the
Lnmanito bah TO be- Rivon IN the city
pavilion May 26lh, ana indications are
thar II win be very sucoowruL
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Provo during the pas, week the guests
Of Mrs, Donovan.

49,
Provo during the pas, week the guests
OF Mrs, Donovan.
Mrs. Jcnctta Richards Whitmoro Is
visiting for few days IN Provo win
her parents, Or, and Mrs. H. j. Rich
ards
Mr., and Mrs, Jean Johnson on,or-
tanned a, their home on Tuesday even
inn In honor Of Mrs Johnson'e brother,
Mi, Adelbort stafford, A delicious snp-
per was served, and music and games
made several merry hours, Among
those present were Mr., ana Mrs, VIII
Johnson Miss Mary Boardman, Mrs,
,Jnno Boardmnn, Miss Ada Stafford,
Miss Fern Clunf Mr. Mark Htrevcl, Mr.,
Albert 1oNrdmon Mr. WIN Iolmcs,
MIR, Ed Johnson, Mr. stove Johnson
and Mr., Enoeh CLARK
The daughters OF Mrs Jesse Martin
successfully arranged n surprise party
In honor OF her 10th birthday at her
home on Thursday evening An excel
lent banquet was readily spread, TO
which about 30 relatives and friends
pnt down Music, rcciintions, and vls-
ItIng made the evenings pleasures hap.
~ ones, The guests present besides
Mr., and Mrs jesse Martin were Mr.,
and Mrs, Orson Twolyos MIR, and Mrs,
I, Il, Vance, Mr., and Mrs Aln,a Vance,
Mrs, Isabella Smith and daughters
ethel and Fora, Mr. and Mrs, Sidney
10 SIcur Mr. Roswell Ferry Misses
Alice Ferry Ida Twelvcs leila
Tweyes and Mr., Walter Twclves,
Mr.. woodruff and Mrs, ufrasia Dny
.,S,.,taioaI thn pnpn,hnpp af ihplr Aup.
day school classes nt a llshlng party on
Thursday afternoon, With we'll filled
luncheon baskets crowd about 30 In
number loft during the morning hours
for Booths farm, "A merry day ~
feastIng fishing and numerous sport
made the excursion one long 10 be re-
mcmbered
A number NJ the friends Of Miss Sn.
dIe Brondbcnt entertained nj n farewell
party given IN her honor on Monday
evening Numerous progressive games
wcro among the evenings pleasures,
Misses Emma Habrlkl, Berlic Hansen,
Hattie Richmond, Mamie Clun, Ethel
Hansen, Mrs, Broadbcnt, Mrs Salmon,
Mr. Roy Borcn, Mr., Clay spencer, Mr.,
WIN Taylor, and Mr., Enoch CLARK,
Mr. Art Gates Of Sal, Lake city was
visiting Provo friends on Sunday,
Miss Sadie Graham ana Mrs, James
Glove entertained on Tuesday afternoon
NJ u dinner party, Tho table docorn-
lions were spring blossoms, Their
guests were friends attending the
county postmnsiors' convention, Covers
were laid for 90
Many OF the club ladies took ndyan.
tagc Of the excursion 20 Salt Lake city
this morning, and spent the day shop.
ping and visiting
Mr. ana Mrs, James clyde Of iIcber
spont sunday In Provo, tho guests OF
their daughter, Mis-. Nellie,
Mrs. Knight and daughter Jennie
were Salt Lake Visitors on Monday
Mrs Ida Smoo, Duscnborry spent
Thursday In Salt Lake CITY,
Tho Sunshine club met ON Wcdnos-
day afternoon with Miss Margaret Du-
scnborry. After n short program the
club adjourned until the nrst Wcdncs.
day In September
Invitations nrc Issued for reunion
NJ the Cluff families, which VIII be held
this year at Utah Lake,
Miss Ieya Koclor entertained tho
members of the Sunshine club nt u pea
nut hunt ON Thursday afternoon Many
merry games and short program
mado the hours merry ones,
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chor Lydia owen, Brolta Morrison IN.
sic Lalauut Maggie Jones, julia Nib.
10y MI ana Mrs, Joseph Campbell,
Mayor and Mrs Robinson, Mrs Anna
KNOX, Mrs Hanson, Misses rillc and
Agnes Hanson dcrtic Hanson, MessIs,
carl earn, George Torgcscn the Nilsson
Wilson Miss Harriet Blair served
punch ana Miss jennie Blair assisted
In receiving,
Mrs, Dr Dunbar entertained nj cards
ON Thursday afternoon, the following
ladies enjoying her hospitality, Mrs
capt SlySr, Mrs. \, NJ, flcmmmg, Mrp,
Suuwdcn, Mrs, BcScll, Miss Florence
Miner Miss Jennie Eliagon, Mrs, Isaac
smith, Jr, MrG Ralph Mitchell, Mrs,
lngcl Mrs n, T. Bacon, Tho prizes
were won by Mrs Snowdcn and Mrs
Styor
Mis-. A. H. Thompson entertained tho
members Of her sowing circle on Thurs
day afternoon
Miss jennie Ramoy was hostess at a
china shower ON Monday evening, com.
pImcn'ary to Miss Jane llamp.
Mr. and Mrs. WI mcAnlstcr Of salt
Lake are visiting In Logan,
Mr.. Theodore Nyslrom was business
visitor on Monday
Miss bora Wright Of llyrum spcnt
Tuesday In Logan
Tho SoandinayIans celebrated their
day Of Independence on Wednesday \
grand bali was held In the pavilion, IN
the evening, which was very enjoyable
ana drow out u large crowd Of people.
Prof Geo, Thomas came w from Og-
den ana remained several days, the
FIRST par, Of the week,
The cnRagcmtnt Of Miss Adolinc
Smith, daughter of Mr., Orson Smith
ana MI stanley stevens Of ogden Is
announced,
Mr. and Mrs, Walt pypcr have 70.
turned 10 Salt Lake, after pleasant
visit In Logan,
Mrs, Geo, T. Benson of whitney Ida,
was IN Logan this week ON Visit 10
her sister Mrs, A, y, Thatcher,
pr Emcs il back from trip to salt
Lake,
Mr. Adcc, who has boon connected
with the Hercules Light company, haa
gono to Denver and VIII remain per.
manontlS
Mr. Frank Benson was down from
whitney this week on business,
The dancing party gvcn for the n, Y,
training school students was VOL at,
tended and proved 10 bo most de.
lIghtful AFFAIR
MIR Alex Nlhley snent several daya
Of the week N sal Lake, returning Fri.
day oyonng lie IN company with Mrs,
c. W, Nlbloy left Saturday for Perry,
Or, to be gone u few days,
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SolId Wro0th' ol rotos Trim mOny u
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hours every day but" said the law
yer with gron, show " sorrow 'tho
law Wouldn't allow that poor boy To
play IN Chicago, ana now Ne has gone
back To the elums Of New YORK;
~ happen To know the details of That
cnNe,' slld Miss AddimH 1T II quite
true that the boy WAS receiving good
wages aud true also that kindly WOE
man M the company was teaching him
for two hours every day, liut the boy
Old not va back to the slums of Now
York, lie IL In an industrial school,
whore he Nv instructed xix hours every
duN ana ! am sure that If he had gone
gnck TO The tluns he would not have
boon In u worse atmosphere lhnn he
WAS IN that play His role obliged him
20 ,ako u revolver from bag, In the
presence Of hig mother with the m
tcnlion Of shooting man guilty of
Improper conduct with another NO.
man.
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H. -...., 49,. 49,. A., n,.,
ne new hats A burnt straw ~ llght,
noNlplo weave hnd INC Dload prim
Doul ana lWlht'g ailof the ubuhl mum
n,f ana was bulll UP IN inc baok
WIN several Hhodes ol rol halln tIbbpn
DOVE, Tno rather hlgll crown was en-
'I'l,d Nl me lop WIN u iolld wreath
OF roses IN shaded rcd tonoS' No ioll-
iN' was mixed with tho roAeH, hut ~
mass ol green rose leaves was arranged