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The Washington times., 1905-06-09
WALL PAPER.

NO INTERRUPTION TO OUR WORK this
week Send postal for samples and estimate
Tree OF all cost WM " MAHONEY Main
Store. SOB Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Telephone
East H4-F. Paperhanging. Painting, Room
Saoldings Anacostia branch. 10 Monroe ST
Northwest branch, 500 New York ave New.
agency established at Bowie. Md te9-7t
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FOUND.

See DARLING. Printer. S13 E ct NV je7-7t
STRAW, Panama hats cleaned. bleached,
equal TO new. Felt. derby, silk specially
KANDEL. 1l3I 7th st. NV. 5e7-20t
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FOR SALE-Wfll sell double keyboard type
writer, just overhauled for s25; can accept
small notes. payable monthly. Address BOX
32S. this Office. ie9-tf
repair, cheap. ROOM Is. 321 Az St NV.
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PASTURAGE.

~ NANTED-Horses to pasture, 81 per month: !:
called for and returned w B BOWIE
largo. Prince George Co.. Nd. jea-3t
WHY PAY MORE when you can pasture
your horses for 50. 30 per month? Try it
L. L. GREEN. Bethesda Md je7-7t
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COLONIAL BEACH.

FOR RENT-Furnshed rooms, city prices:
also furnished fiat. with porches. Address
BOX 253, this office. je1-3s
FURNISHED COTTAGES for rent at Co.
lonial Beach, Va. Inquire GEORGE T.
SHANNON. 1421 9th st. NV. je7-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF s. to $50.
JOSEPH CAIN. Room 400. Jenifer Building,
7th and d sts- rw jeS-7S
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FOR SALE
Lots at Deanwood Heights. size 25x140 feet.
Sold Oh payments Of S. cash and IS per month.
No Ia yes. No interest. Agent on the ground
from 2 to O'Clock Get off the cars at
bsth st., OF apply to E. c. CATS, 604 T ST.
my14-tf
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FOR SALE-Ledy's chalnless Columbia
ONLY slso-Real HARTFORD TIRES, put
on Bargains in secondhand bicycles; largest
assortment in city. 113 Pennsylvania ave
NV: jes-st
FOR SALE-Bicyc!e. cheap; good as new. 6s2
4th ST. ne je7-3t
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FOR RENr-rYPEwRIrERs

FGR KENT-TYPEWRlT
FOR RENT-Standard typewriter; fae con-
dition, 81 month. Address BOX sa4. this
once jeS-3t
WE HAVE TYPEWRITERS, all makes. for
rent; one Densmore at 81 per month: Will
De glad TO have you examine chem Rental
wiz apply on purchase. Address BOX 2S5.
this office. tas
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH-For sale
rent. two-room house; large lot; shade
10iT 14th st. NV. te7-3t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
BULLDOG ATE LUNCH
And the owner Had TO Pay for the nag.
gage check.

There was gusta torial performance
I'm the ID. & Il. 6, baggage room last
evening, for which no preparation had
been made. Il was entirely inpr0mptu
A tourist with pet bulldog had left
him tied up under the aggagemaster's
FESTIVE eye, while the owner went up
town 10 view the sights, Another tour
ist equally inclined to inspect local at
fractions, had left large box of lunch
also In the baggage room while away
AS luck would have IT, the bull dog =
chain was longer than was safe for the
integrity Of the lunch, and while the
baggageman was busy here and there
and lots Of other places besides the
dog got next 20 the lunch box, and ere
the Argus eyed custodian Of the impe-
dimenta knew what was up, the dog
had transferred the contents of the box
TO his pantry department, and the
lunch which had been put up for 4
weeks deglutton, was not, I'm fact,
the dog was so eager that he swallow
ed the brass claim check that was at
tached to the lunch box.
The feelings Of the owner OF that
lunch box on his return 10 the depot,
can be imagined only by those gifted
10 a superlatiye and oriental degree
with picturesque imaginative powers.
TVS Oui bhlNlN VI ElltA Nfi' flIphsl "
melt the heart OF a stone hitching post;
for that box Of lunch had been put up
back In Missouri, and was intended to
last until the traveller had reached Aos
Angeles, and now he would be rOmpell-
ed TO patronize the adamantine sand
witch and the pungeut coffee to be found
AZ The sundry and various eating Coun.
ters along the route. The beholdcrs Of
this unmltigated grief were moved 10
pity and contributed a dollar toward
crackers ana cheese fund FOR the pres
ervation of the physical integrity OF
this tourist during the remainder Of his
trip. The owner NJ the dog afterWard
appeared, and was promptly invited 10
"pungle up the price OF the brass claim
check the dog had swallowed He
compiled willingly and expressed
profound sympathy for the fellow tour
ist whose aggregation OF lunches were
ncw q fundamental part Of his CANNES
anatomy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
LOCAL MARKETS.

The corner in the local cabbage mar
ket has been broken by the reception
from ogden OF large shipments Of cab
bages, which has cut the market "
the extent Of 81 per cwt. The demand
had become so great, and the local sup
ply so short that wholesalers were
forced to pay pa TO cents per pound
as The growers, as II by preconcerted
agreement held back shipments so that
the local market should never be well
stocked, So the appearance Of the veg
etable in goodly quantities from Og-
den was In the nature OF godsend for
the city consumer, and now cab
bagcs are plenty and cheap.
Celery from home beds Is arriving In
good condition. crisp and fresh, The
carload grapes have practically been
used up, and express shipment grapes
are being received from the coast IN
good condition, There is a heavy sale
Of bananas and prices continue low, so
that there Is plenty 10 be had. Poultry
arrivals for the week are heavy with
lower wholesale prices but which It Is
not expected viii affect the local mar
ket oysters are arriving I'm excellent
shape and selling we'll especially New
York counts The demand continues
heavy Fish has been scarce, but Pa
cihc coast halibut and salmon are ar
irving now In large quantities, which
has relieved the pinch The market Ia
good on sweet potatoes. and fresh ar
rivals are making the market easy.
Pine apples are slow selling, but the
fruit is In good shape. The prices OBJ
tanning IN today's local markets are az
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
STOCKS STRONG,
DEMAND GOOD.
They We're Bought in Confident
Manner and Toek in a Wide
Selection.
MONEY MARKET WAS STIFF.
This Held Speculation In Check la
The Afternoon Values We're
Shaded

New York Sept 2l-Thc opening tone OF
the stock market today was strong in
spite Of sharp reactions IN enc or two oc
tho high priced stocks Which made wide
gains yesterday The failure Of the Bank
of England 10 advance IFS discount rate,
as was expected, was "a favorable mnu.
cuco.
stocks we've bought iu a confident man
nyr with the demand embracing a Wide
selection. IniiG, gains were largely cX.
tended In many cases. but there were "a
number of stocks That gave uttlc cyi.
dcuce OF strength The higher prices Of
the FIRST hour indicated advances of "a ln
Delaware A Hudson, ligUlst in ST. Iaul
Canadian lacinu Pacific Coast MetrupD.-
Kan street Halfway and BwQNlyu IRAN
sit and I Go las I'M Union Pacific Great
Northern preferred Amdigamttcd copper
Metropolitan Securiue, unu Corn .tou-
uvta preferred. These advances Wuru
shaded when professionals TOOK profits
but the undertoue held good Kansas CITY
southern fell b l.. y NJ Atlantic Coast
Line Forged upward . points az II o'clock
There were further advances ut I tu
amongst half dozen iuduSt1als, INCLUDE
ing sugar Lead, Peoples Gas, Virginia
carolina Chemical ana others. Tho 4 per
cent CAL money rate put a stop to The
buying ana drove prices backwards. En-
copt whore large gains had established an
advantage the reaction carried prices to
fraction below last night There was
some recovery before noon
Bonds were firm
Speculation wa, held In check by the
stiffness ct money and a lttle interest
was aroused by the advance In Reading
to l&iis Great Northern preferred I'M
proved . points, while Manhattan yielded
l. The list otherwise was practically UNI
ph hD mil
Values were shaded gradually during
the afternoon. The absence Of very I'M
portant demand and the failure VI the
list TO sympathize with the special move
mont induced selling None Of the favor
ties suffered much more than a loss OF
their early rise and few stocks retained
a good portion Of their gain, J., 4 n. OK
tended IT'S gain to 2bs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
CONCENTR ATES.


TWO cars OF 'hcle sam concentrates
"ero on inc market touay'
The TAYLOR. Bruuton sampler had on
hand today one care or ore from Bling
nam ana Two from llhtic'
Manager v-iIlio,n uataold NJ tbo Al.
him r,Ino AT Ala renorts that mon
crtv An most evcoIlent sbonn
Boston ooppers continue strong, Unit
figure TODAY 1t s9i Other stocks ors
proportiouately populor.
Receipts at the pioneer sampler to-
day amounted 10 one car OF ore trum
Tlnilc. thiee RON MA, one from Ne
Nada ana r"o from bingham
Tho sacramento AZ Mercur Is pre-
parirg another shipment of duicksilyer
which WIN swell receipts rom this
source to the neat sum Of $4,000
Tn. nov, tranvsv FOR tho BINGHAM
NeO, tIoyon nronorfv at bingham ,viii
he ron,nicted and I'm oucr1fIon along
,bn,,t ort tbIs ON tho nutbo,itv ~
Iosc,,b Doderirhs tho svrort engineer
ore and bullion settlements as re-
terdav sftsruoon announced IN sei 00o
di,ided as follows. Raso buIlion s4a
406 pold silyrr. lead and conner oros
S9g 100
President + J.. White Of the Blng-
ham con, expresses nlmseli as greatly
pleased win the conliton OF the com
p"llS prol III ll's seotlon' ana Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
SPIKE AND RAIL

The Ethel Barrymore company ar
rived from Denver this morning over
the Rio Grande.
General Agent Kenworthy OF the
Denver e Rio Grdnde has returned
from a trip over the San Pedro
w. c. Shoemaker travelling agent for
the Colorado & Southern, has returned
from a trip to the Puget Sound dis
trict.
No. Rio Grande came IN this morn
ing IN three sections and No ! in two
sections OWING 10 the heavy home
seekers travel,
Vice President and General Mana
ger w n, Bancroft Of the Oregon short
Line is IN San Francisco and VIII re-
turn to Salt Lake Saturday.
Donald Rose, European agent for the
Illinois Central with headquarters near
the Royal Exchange in London, Eng,
Is expected to arrive IN Salt Lake to-
morrow
X. O. kyes, general agent of the Van
derblt lines, has gone 10 Cheyenne to
meet General Manager Wilson of the
Red line Together they viii go east
to Buffalo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
SNOWSHEDS BURNED
Traffic Completely Up Tied Vest
Of Reno Since : o clock This
Morning
TWO THOUSAND FEET WRECKED.
Will Have the Effect OF Gripping Pull.
man Service Out of Salt
Lake Tomorrow

Traiic on the Southern Pacific Is COM
pletely tied up today owing to 1000 feet
Of snowshada In the vicinity Of Cisco.
Cali burning The fire started about ,
a. M, and as soon as word was sent
to the nearest division points every
available nre-dghtlng apparatus was
sent to the scene This following the
wreck OF Tuesday night makes it doub-
~ hard ON the operating forces,
Locally The news Is received with con-
siderable concern, as It will temporarily
disrupt the Pullman service. Those
who have booked reservations on cars
for the east or tonight will stand q slim
chance of being accommodated. in the
meantime Supt Twining OF the Pullman
service is working to throw every
available car IN this district into SER
vice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
+, c, MANSON, FARMER.
Wen known superintendent Has a star
Ranch ~ Twin FDlls

H. G. Manson, superintendent OF the
oregon short Lines new ACQUISITION on
the Southern Pacific from Ogden Ia
Sparks, all Nevada branches. has an
uchor out TO windward for his old nge
iu the torn Of one Of the best farms
on the Twin Fails tract Hc has built
avenue and has 80 acres living ust
north of town This season he has
harvested 1000 bushels NJ whent and
oats has fine potato crop. has erect
cd q neat cottage: has his farm fenced
and a row of e'ms planted along the
east aud south lines. D. :. Spencer is
another Short line Official who has
taken up a good farm in the district,
aud even John g. Stubs, traffic direc-
tor of the Hartman lines, who Is re-
puted 10 have salary or $50, 900 a year.
has gone IN for farming IN the Twin
Falls district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
ORANGE SHIPMENTS.
Twenty-Five thousand Carloads out Of
California This Season.

SAN Francisco, Sept 2l.--Accordlng 10
reports of traffic officials of the Santa
Fe aud southern Pacific the number
OF cars of oranges sent out east during
the season lust closed was 5000. This
includes shipments from Butte county
and the san joaquin county as well as
from southern California, the bulk Of
business, how eyer, coming from the
latter section. All shipments are in
cludfd that went out OF tho state by
rail. In these 10000 cars there were
lGi'H.O0o boxes The toHl value of
the shipments reached the sum OF an
proNimately s23 .0OO
OF this amount It is figured that the
orange growers ana shippers got Sli-
bOO000 Tho remainder. or ST., 425 900
went to tho railroads and 20 the refrig-
orator car lines for freight ana icing
charges.
For the season which opens early In
November The railroad people estimate
there win be- $1,000 ears FOR the eastern
market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

sample from this ledge went SLAB, ON
another ledge eight or 10 feet widc,
there IS au eight-nch streak that will
90 $3.50 ON tho surface,
p. y. O'Brlen holds bond Tor prom
inent capitalists on nine adjoining
claims owned by Hicks 81 Lcayitt.
There are from one To- two lodges on
every claim and all pan. Surface crop
pings assay about Sll and the lodges
run from three To- so Zee; wide. You
can trace tle Lodges Of this belt, says
Mr. Hicks. from here 10 the Lee &
where they have the same character Of
ore exactly. The whole distance is To-
Gated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
tlNkNr0tk
CHICAGO.

Chicago, sept g.-Cattlc Receipts, lj.-
0OO, market steady to cents lower.
Bcevos, 3.65d6,30. st0ckcrs aud fecdcrs,
2,4pHfij, COWS and heifers /, luij 50; Tex.
3.l0ud. co.
Hogs Receipts today. $500. tomorrow,
l5O0o. market weak to cents lower Mix
ed and butchers, 5.gUu5 Su; good to choice
heavy $500. 49, rough heavy, 5.O5a5, .;
lights, 5.5aJio, pIsa, LSjnjlJ bulk Of
sales, 5.35o5.10
Sheep Receipts 10000. market weak
Shoop 3.UnLM. Iamhs. .iMl0l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21

From the management Of the Bullion
Beck at Tintic came the significant
statement today that the mine was
never I'm better shape, T. c., in recent
Years on every level there Is a good
showing OF ore and development oniy
ac.entuatls the presence Of such min
eral IN paying quantities. The mine is
being carefully sampled as work pro-
ceeds ana 1t would not surprise those
IN the swim to hear of something to
their advantage almost any lay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
MINING IN BEAVER.
Horn silver and Ncwhouse Interests Re-
Ported IN Good shape.

horn silver and Ncwhouse Interests Re-
ported IN Good shape.
Hon -. r. Farnsworth, manager ~
the Horn silver lt Frisco, has just re-
turned from the south whore he rc-
ports am active campaign In the big
pmcrtios The Peck mill he saws, Is
suu running on Horn Silver tailings
the result Of which is altested by the
continuity OF operations The mine IL
self pursue- the even tenor II its way
with satisfaction while things IN gen
crul are IN good shape for the winters
work with the NeWhouse interests
MIR FarnsvOrth Is well pleased. The
hlg mill, ne says, is running constantly
On good ore while the mines are report
ed TO be doing we'll. Al u ALL Bra-
ver county presents % pleasing appear
unrc aud the future seems tu have rich
things en- store for that section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
BULLFROG DEAL.
Arizona Group Taken Hold Of by East
ern Capitalists,

VIII Grinths Las Just returned from
New York. where he went some time
ago Tor the purpose OF closing up a
Bullfrog mining deal That his mis-
sion was successful IS the glowing re-
port he brings back. although details
of the sale he Is not able ia diNulgc at
this time. Suffice It to say the deal
centers IN the Arizona group mt Bull
frog, which consists Of Ave claims
showing values running from 50 to
s26 In gold The claims, says Mr.
Griiiiths, are next to the famed Mont
gomcry Shoshonc and give every
promise Of developing into a good
thing While the bulk ~ the stock is
now planted In the east Mr.. GTltths
retains sufficient block for recogui-
ton aud win go out to the mine In the
course of day or two to assume IT'S
management and open mp systematic
ramulim OF New York as a mining
center Mr. Grimths y1ys Il is East
coming to the front and promises to
Guido Boston before long All eyes he
says. are ON Nevada and Goldhelds.
Bullfrogs and Tonopahs are m grcat
demand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
PRODUCE


Chicago sont a Act,atad h,, g.,rs NJ
A seysI1 r,n,n, In Russia sborT. and
commission h6u,es ,yr," active Lnyers n'
wbrat bSre todev r' "GiI tb o"y n y,S ",
was dsridail,. Uir, Ia ,Jditiar ~ ~
tbre,tentd dig,gter aboaJ, t Inc m,rifrf
vas innu,n,sd goustBcr.,L., h,, . dsrrc,.
cd ro N" IN wSes, AN ~ ,ro,Iico,,
noribvaet Dsaonb"r opnnrG AZ, :"
AZ. nigbor Al ~. to s4s. and adyoTced f.
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nri,..a az l,or,,Ii tt,3oJ tn iti,,n,,t,,.TH az,
mana b,re 6rtnriors o.rr raibnr si,
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a., li1.',, ''l loi 4. 80, W. 'n .n..'iI
gettloG b,cE ,o al ,%t,a.
oars yrr, tTm m IA mn,tb, with otbs,
grnirs Enr,r,i,si,,, l',,.." ~ 'i,t
sctirc hpvors iccH,,h.r o,,eucd al. -,
LHs. bIo1.r o., ap a. 41i .rd f, Nv -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
LARGER QUARTERS.
some Changes In offices Of o. :. /. Teie
graph Department.

For the second timo within the past
few weeks the Oregon Short Line has
secured additional offices in the Deseret
News building Tor the accommodation
Of the working force. This time larger
quarters are being provided for the tele-
graph department and the office viii
move to the south end Of the hall on
the fourth floor TO room 400 on the west
end As soon as the change is made
the vacated offices will be occupied by
Car Service Agent Brewer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21

South Omaha Sept a. Cattle. Receipts.
iNOJi market steady Native steers $3.50
tl0. cows and hcifcrs @, Ju4j0, western
steers 3.OJN4SJ, GcNaS stcgra, 2.ijQ3.Si;
cows uul hoiteis, 2.OpHi.a, Gamers l,5D
U..2j. stockers md feeders, 22ja4.35;
calves, 25Ni50; bulls, stays, etc, 2.2jN
$50
Hogs Receipts GOO; market 5nl0 cents
lower. Heavy j.2Jni.5, mixed 5.3OG5 .Sj ;
lights 5.30u5iO; pigs, iO0U50o. bulk Of
sales, 3. 2jN5.3j.
sheep Receipts, 400 market strong
Western yearllngs, 4.jVNj.oO; wethors. !. 3
MI,Jj, ewes. 3,2j14 %; lambs. 6.GN6, 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21

West to Ninth West streets, was au-
thorzed by the committee on streets Of
the council at their meeting last night.
The proposed improvement calls for an
expenditure OF $4,000, all OF the work
however, VIII not be undertaken this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
wool.


London Sept 20 Offerings at the wool
Guiding a superior selection of Tine mcriu-
as ana good greasy Crossbreds Compcti-
ton was animated, Home buyers were
active taking crossbrcds freely AmcH-
cans took several parcels Of good greasy
combings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
North Temple yiaduct.

The expenditure Of $1,000 Tor the In
provement OF ti.o North Temple viaduct
over the o. S, l.. tracks. from Fourth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
SALT LAKE & OGDEN.
Mayor Morris Approves the Franchise
Passed by Council

Mayor Morris yesterday approved the
franchise passed by the council Mon
day night for the Salt Lake & Ogden
Railway company, permitting turnout
track ON Market street and also the
franchise granted the 0, $. l.. for a
branch into the yards Of the Burton
Coal and Lumber company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
Nevada stocks.

James A, Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
OPERA EXCURSION


Monday. September e5th. Special at
$3.50 p. m, round trip $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01

the Y NJ c. A. was the most notable,
1t was a purely stag affair and the
climax Of the fun was reached no mid"
night, when "A young man I'm pajauias
who had cut a great figure I'm the mas
querade was carried bodily by his COM
punions across the street to the drug
store and turned loose. The program
at the Y NJ, C, A. Included a grand
march In costume, a kangaroo court,
etc, the prize for the most remarkable
costume being given to j. j. Gerarden,
who was disguised as a monkey.
There We're a number of street pa-
radcs about town by masqueraders, ana
the police were kept busy answering
telephone calls BY irate householders,
whose fences We're being removed to
other locations, along with light wag-
ons left I'm exposed places, The police
contcnted themselves mainly with driv-
ing youthful roisterors away, and no
arrests were made. The party Of the
Thistle club I'm Electrical Workers hall
was success, and the program was
carried out with dancing later