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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-01

condition exists at practically every
Lake Erie port. n Cleveland 1000
men are directly affected. 1000 of
whom are seamen.
May Day In New England
Boston, Mass, May MAY Day
was marked by numserons minor
strikes In New England. the majori-
zty of the difficulties being confined
to the building trades
quiet Follows shFootln9.
Mt. Carmel. Pa, May Absolute
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Shippers and clerks Suspended.

Shamokin, Pa, May IA large
number of shippers and clerks were
suspended today on the Shamokin di-
vision of the Philadelphia and Read
ing road until the collieries resume.
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TEXANS IN PEcos VALLEY.
Extract From the Dallas News Story
of Commercial Clubs Trip.

Extract FROM tne 0dHdS news otoFy
of Commercial Clubs Trip.
At 1:30 the train resumed its jour
was awakened at Artesia, the new
town which has sprung into exist
ence within the past three years. The
party had accepted an invitation to
see this remarkable little city of
l 200 inhabitants. the irrigated farms
and the great flowing wells. Although
the morning air was quite chill the
visitors greatly enjoyed their five
mile drive. Those members of the
Valley four years ago were astonish-
ed at the change which had been
wrought. Then the country between
Carlsbad and Roswell was a barren
waste, and Artesia was not thought
of. Today the cultivated area around
Artesia extends for miles and miles
in every direction. The dark green of
alfalfa is everywhere to be seen.
Thousands and thousands of acres
of land have been planted to apples.
and ever and anon over the landscape
the white-capped foam of the spout
ing wells is to be seen. Some of
these wells will water an entire sec
tion of land. Every farmer controls
his own water supply. The wells are
capped when not in use, so that
c NO nf
terworks of Artesia. like that of Ros-
well, is simply a capped artesian well
turned into the mains. The entire
plant can be housed in a dry goods
box. the artesian field is fifteen miles
wide by sixty miles long. Within it
ed into Garden of Eden, and with
the transformation many people have
made fortunes. Most of them are
Texans.
Texans Predominate.
In fact. Texans predominant in the
Pecos Valley. At Carlsbad there are
fifteen candidates for county offices.
Every one of them is Texan. and
no matter how the election may go
Texas will win.
Some fifty-odd citizens of Artesia
were at the depot to meet the Dallas
party with vehicles, and with evident
pleasure they showed the visitors ov
er their country At the conclusion
of the trip they invited the Dallas
business men to come back and see
hn Uh
have developed. With thanks for hos
pitality and an emphatic promise to
return, the party left Artesia at good
sunup.
Nearly all the way to Roswell new
development was witnessed. Well
rigs and newly plowed land was seen
all along the route, until the older
irrigated district was reached, a few
miles below South Springs.
At South Springs station the party
left the train. There they were met
by citizens of Roswell with a large
on the now famous drive to Roswell.
They first drove into the splendid
Hagerman estate, up through the long
rows of stately cottonwood trees,
planted there half century ago when
the place was the headquarters of
the Chisholm ranch. They passed the
palatial home of Mr.. Hagerman. the
offices, storehouses and, other build
ings of the place; skirted great fields
of alfalfa and oats; travelled through
miles of orchard and along the irriga-
running water glittered in the morn
ing sunlight; went on through miles
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Paris, May 1.-The cavalry and
infantry have taken the positions as
signed them throughout Paris and in
the outskirts of the city as precau-
tion against May Day disturbances.
There are no indications of any ex-
citement in the central districts.
LATER Owing to the excitement
at Place de la Republique, where the
workmen had gathered. troops inter
vened and a hundred arrests were
made. A detachment of troops has
taken position around the Bank of
France.
Paris, Q2:3O p. mD May 1.-The
striking printers attempted TO march
from labor headquarters singing rev.
olutionary songs They attacked the
police who intervened, and later were
computed to draw revolvers. The pro-
cess <srHgAas then broken up. A police
guq davs / been placed at the Ameri-
9 day prf
Art. 2.Asene of continuous ar
allowed to vo, of disorderly per-
refuse to allowby several thous'
whom they bell
band of strikers
ca ag were charged
by ana ehere Is were fight follow
e, decision. seized and many al
Nouadron of cavalry
manifestants in
ublique, forcing the
: proNlded io55t Martin canal. The
or he is a reprmed a Gordon cut
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All kinds of real estate sold and ex
Southern Land Com
pany. soft.
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Ladies, have you seen the Farms
worth Lawn and Garden Sprinkler?
Don't miss it. Shown at Lewis 105
N. Main 1t
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:. P. White went to Bovina Monday
on business.
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is CAUSING THE AUTHORITIES
MUCH WORRY.
GOVERNMENT Relief

Money Can Be Expended Only by
Agents of the War Department
Great Needs of Funds at Santa
Rosa.
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- II
IS were made.
n Six thousand strik-
h meeting at the La
md more are assem-
a1uarters of the Con.
kbor. The military
bundled the buildings
exit of the strikers.
IRE continuous on the
snta.
S Marine Strike.
May 1.-The Great
strike was officially
the head of the lakes
ne longshoremen went
lgmen not being noti-
ng as usual.
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OUTBREAKS IN PARIS CAUSE RI
OTIS WITH TROOPS AN
POLICE.
SERIOUS DISORDERS

Hundreds of Arrests Made Strik-
ers March, Carrying Black Flags
and Singing Revolutionary Songs
May Day Quiet in America.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-20
sHERIFF.s 80.


-A1-l-< NJ a-5lN
In the District Court Of Shawnee County,
State Of kansas-N. NJ. fPomeroy, Plain
tiff. VS.. Mary Taylor. Hezekiah Taylor
Anna Taylor and Mary L. Harold, De-
PENDANTS.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued 70
me out of said district court in the above
entitled action, I viii, on Monday, tig%
18th day of February A. d. 1906. at II
o'clock a. M OF said day, at the east
of Topeka, in the county Of Shawnee, in
the state Of Kansas, offer at public SALE
and sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, all the following de-
scribed real estate, to-Wit- A part of the
kaW half-breed Indian lands. in Reserve
No. 3, beginning at a stake which stands
$50 feet south of a post, which post stands
5 9S-100 chains easterly from where the
central line of kaW Reserve No. strikes
street; said post being on the south side
of said road; thence easterly 30 feet to a
stake; thence south s. feet to a stake
thence westerly TO red oak; thence same
course to a black walnut thence same
course and parallel with the Union Pa
cific railway 245 feet to q stake; thence
north IS feet to the beginning. lying ana
situate in the county of Shawnee IN the
state of Kansas.
The above described real estate is ta-
ken as the property Of said defendants ana
sold and will be sold without appraise-
ment to satisfy said order Of sale
A TLUCASs
Sheriff Of Shawnee County, Kansas
D. T. GREGG, Attorney.
By J. A. OSTRANDs Deputy.
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PRACTICALLY NEW.

A neat cottage on Fillmore St. nice
rooms. IL lots. good cellar, well, shade.
> blocks to the car line. Price only 81, $50.
18th and West, H. lots, 6 rooms. oil fin
ished. good cellar, good barn, well. shade,
sewer connections, Il block to car line.
Cheap at $500
Properties in all parts Of the city for
sale.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Tel sos. So Kansas Ave.
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I. H Titus. commissioner OF cleo
lions of the City of Topeka, Shawnee
county. Kansas, do hereby, in conformity
with section 3 of an act of the legislature,
entitled An act to provide for and to
regulate the registration of voters 70
regulate elections and to provide for the
appointment of a commissioner of cleo
lions in cities of the first class" approved
March p 1889, do proclaim and declare
that all the ward boundaries, as fixed by
the city council, and the division OF said
wards into precincts. as made by the
board of election supervisors, are as FOL
lows, to-Wit.
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-All that part of the city
lying east Of Kansas avenue, north of the
Kansas river and south of East Gordon
street.
second Preeinct-An that part OF the
city lying west of Kansas avenue. north
of the Kansas river and south of West
Gordon street.
Third Precinct-A1l that part Of the city
lying north of Gordon street and south
of Grant and I(fous streets
Fourth Precinct-All that part Of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-20
FOR SALE:

262 Wabash ave, Oakland:
Nice home rooms, good repair, barn,
we'll fruit. shade, lots, immediate pos
session, only 81
4 east front lots Sumner ave, $500.
10 lots, improved, near shops, 81, 400.
5 acres y mile city limits, highly inn
proved, 5000.
acres, improved, adjoining Oakland, 50,
500
so acres Usage county, Kansas. second
bottom. near town, 200.
P. c. MOORE, OAKLAND, KAN.
Ind. Tel. $751;
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ron sALE-REAn ESTATE.
FOR sAnE-FEAL ESTATE
KNOX AGENCY.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS
cellar estn
arm. ETC. lotsh a
room lose n ocaton $1,000
and sewer close in
Al
home large rooms reception
Ie quick 90
house bath. cellar clsn barn. clos in
an sell
ood ocat ion lose fn,
closets block
lei 81
miles fromT
mic sopela and Owner on-re andsay sell
o
miles from ap O
u w
mile city rye orcha
hous sta owner eavi
cane for
oun tra J
proper yacant
o
THE KNOX AGENCY,
TOPEKA, KAN
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DAVIS. WELCOME & co.

all condition east front choice location
IL lots
A a
a q al s.
a
room cot new
snap
mod COW
ront
81 AN hone
a
cell q east ronth tine o ion Imor A snap a
up and3 st.
in luce fromS2 to +
New room hoed ni ed n oak is 'front.' a
a
ro5 a
cas- Location
for OF g in n pic o
n
W II.
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CERAMIC sUPPLTEs.

A FULL line Fry'a colors. oils. mediums.
ETC. Hasburg's aud Frys 33man, gold
and Jaranese designs. books and rtinsaS
at 1923 Clay st. Bell tel. l95-A Ind tel lss-
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La near
Central for
acres wen improved in Oakland property
enearsh andwe ave.
pera TO perac
property with We havebu a -
CORNER FIFTH JACKSON
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LEGAL.


First published in The Topeka State
Journal January IS 1861
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PHYSICIANS ANgp RURGEoNa
IDA C. BARNES, M. D.
Office 726 Kansas ave. Residence Thir-
tenth and Clay. Office hours: g. m. to
II a. M and p N. to p m. Both
phones 16 residence, and Ind. 1916 Office
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GOOD HOMES!
GOOD HOMESl

On Western house light
new pretty location would
frontc by
fol
a stern, city water light
o
he
Oand5N Orespeet
Of all parts nsuan
and locato Aso critics for rent
n ehouseo of o
MOON. & MOON.
EAST FIFTH
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AN ORDINANCE GRANTING THE USE
OF the streets and alleys of the city of
topeka to the American District Tele-
graph company of Topeka, Kansas, for
electric. wires for the purpose of a dis
trlct telegraph and electric signal bush
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-20
MACHINE suoPa

ELECTRIC contracts; get prices At .-Gsol-
den Rule" Tel 5eS sos Kansas ave.
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S. NJ. WOOD & co.


Have 1880 Kansas investment pays j per$
a az burd home 20 IT, 1880
home Sell quick
Nice home at
40 IT, st, st
water hard Snaps,
80 ovERLOoKs FINE FARM $1,000
alfalfa cottage
and fruit
A rom@ 900 to
Big bargain home west side lots
house, well H P.
snap for coIore man. $780,
Several stocks of merchandise
30 sell oil here in
City homes large and small all parts
o4 KANSAS AVE
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ALL THESE ARE BARGAINS.


in
I
Rem
ALMOST
eotage block Central Park rooms
t
5 #,
Lowp price
s.
homes rooms, near8 andT $780,; $3.50
~ property west sue - ~ lot cheap west siue lots Equity
colt 1otsf city
OF st,
squ
1ro s. pera Want f radef
% s.
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JOHN d. KNOX.
OFFICE TEL. 6O9.

If you place
WILDE makes
We havese p o o
half creekbo
acres he
office
andca gvet int on
s
a n
Shoreyo
barns shop a
place ice
orrTr1oF
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10 W. SIXTH ST.

residence a it.
must be sold. IN Price 200
room dwelling in good condition on Polk St
borhoo rice
reception hail. al
cold finish rnqbont
more s a argain Price $500
Il good 6 room fax
Fric
Madison near stb r,soe
roo es ence OF Ion s-hp price
@ ear 9Th. Price saa
on near1
& co.
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GEORGE NJ. NOBLE & co.
GEORGE N. NOBLE & co.

GEORGE NJ NOBLE & Co GEORGE NOBLE & co.
rop,Ez1.
painted ms 9nobana-
the car In M pave ST
%5f vel located house necessary cnvene
naents r. In
% GUS ia from to p ff0
cost @ ne pa nents andf
Close
arm andO ther This
gain Is
OF Topeka Oakland at at
M lies
acres past1
ge barn shed
vel waite
in 8 ON house.
s0 OF
81 yes All pr t S rchas
WE 4A54H fANs ON IMPROVED FARMS
sO1ta FfiOosHS ia NO
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RAILROAD TIME rABrRs.

ROCK. ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABLE
TOPEKA. KAN.
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KANSAS.
in
acres pera
nice
perac
sacresg oodim n
acres
s. 700 ak cit proper n for
mil tt
DAVIS. WELCOME co.
TOPEKA,
PROPERTY BARGAINS PROPERTY
BARGAINS II CITY PROPERTY. PROPERTY
west d
foot and
ave,S0 O down balan rent mostn 81
Iotse 'front.' z for fine 10
cation
New roomh
OFFICE w
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IDPLhAs KAN
The Fright Road To and From ana
Between
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
~ PAUL 81. JOSEPH
S5,6F5T WORTH PEORIA
GGSI ORADO SPGS MEMPHIS
SSINJUFR ST. LOUIS
CC111HHA CHICAGO 81
And Everywhere Beyond.
CORRECTIVE NOVEMBER Is. 1905. ALI
Hn TRAINS DAILY.
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UNDERrAKERs

L. NJ. PENWELL, funeral director and
embalmer. First class service, reasona-
bic prices. 81 Quincy st. Both tells. 1s2.
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FOR sAT4E-REAL ESTATE.

BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
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Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the City of Topeka:
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KALLITIu3IX PAIILORs-
~-~----~~~~~~~------~----
HAIR GOODs-Mrs. n. L. Field. SIS KAN
sas ave. with Sgseartngen. the jeweler-
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AaANYrrACTuRERR

< g. KINLEY.
Manufacture and dealer 10 all kinds Of
vehicles. See us about that deliverE
WAGON rs " 6th St
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal Jan. 10, 1861
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Kansa n
lands snanbu
Topeka propert
n
of land to
for
w.
EAST SIXTH
oil with hter
by
O ar
good we
of mile storyh eel
S.
Of
snap for a few for seun age.
o "a
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
THE J. c. DARLING CO. 734 Kan ave-
Rubber. stamps, brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. CatalOg free Tel ~.
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CARPET CLEANING
---~--~~~0-~~~---0-0---7-0S>
J. f. PETRICK & SONS, upholsterins
and carpet cleaning, $50 Kansas ave
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0-~-N-~-TNF%TNr+F>"el7-l
CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO., lis w. Sth st. h4fgrs. OF
b Hiding, paving and sidewalk brick
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DON'T READ UNLESS WANT
or WE'LL YARN,
We a s.
W.
IS romh oil waite t front
4 oom hous lit water Z lot st
o land Park 4
r. I
70 trade.
SHAWNEE COUNTY FARMS.
LII
VACANT LOTS RESIDENCES THE CITY.
D. = COLUMBIAN BLDG
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BTCTCLEs AND REPAIRING
~--------------~~---~>-~
u. S. CYCLE CO., rs E. sth st. National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs.
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NE9AI1ll 71-ll1slI
EAsTB0uNp.
Arrive
No l0z-Limited .....s s....sss.s.ssss 100 a-s=
no 1O6-K- c. local passenger. S:15 am
30 lfS-A1fanttc Express s......... $50 pr5
- io9-FIs C--Salina EzI.-....ssss.s. 81 25 uua
WESTBOuND.
sr-o 107-K C.-Salina Ex.........-10:sB am
No 1O3-Denver-Pac. Coast lin. II IS am
10 1O5-Juncttou City local pass. sss5 pEl
sDaily except Sunday. All rthers daily
MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE,
(Dany Except Sunday.9
SOUTHBOUND.
No s10-Passenger to TT Scott..ss. z.00pm
49, NORTHEOUND.
40 sos-Passenger from TT Scott. :E1pnl
No E1-Ersight sssss. ss.ssss........ s;lisEl
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First Precinct-AlI that part of the city
lying west of Lane street and north of
Eighth avenue.
Second Precinct-All that part of the
Sixth ward lying south Of Eighth avenue
west.
The registration books are now open at
the office Of commissioner of elections at
the Auditorium.
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STORAGE
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co, packs, ships and stores household
goods Tel 1855. Clarence Skinner, GIL
Quincy st.
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GEE4fAlEEkA
0--~~-~-~-----r-~~~-~~--~-
JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler and opti-
cian- Complete stock of watches, dia-
mOnds, silverWare, etc. Eyes examined
and spectaeles properly fitted.
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FLORISTS

i. c. RODMAe, blooming piantsscut nOw-
erss palms, designs. oecora tons. sos Kan
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FURNACE WORKS

GEO e SEYBOLD furnace Work, IN
roofing. gutteFins, spoulings furnaces q
speciality. 81 Kansas ave Ind phone el@
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Commissioner of Elections.
s A. SWENDSON. Chairman Board of
Supervisors Of Elections.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-06
ENTIRE BATTALION
IS IN DISGRACE

Washington. Nov 6 -Unprecedent-
ed in the history nf The army OF the
United States ia the aotIon Of the Pre-.
sident. just announced, in sdismissing
10 disgrace from the army an entire
battalion OF negro troops because OF
their failure TO disclose the Identity
of soma of their number who has been
guilty of violence and murder.
AS an esijence Of has ention to
be fair to the negro troops, the Presi-
dent has aocompan led this action py
al order which may amount to the
court martial of a white army officer
Of high grade, who was charged with
having CASE slurs upon nerRo troops.
The story of both actions is toln in
olncial correspondence D:ade public TO-
day ty the military seer etary.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-06
Chief of Police SUSPENDED.

Memphis, Ienn. Nov 6-Msyor
NJ slone today suspended Chef OF
police George 7 O'Haver for inst "
dinati,n Under TIE city charter the
mayor hiss the right to detail the
p2lice to vatiJGs dnties, provi ling
that il his juds GENE OF. trouble Is leaf
ed.
There has been mach bitterness
among local factions il the campaign
for the state legislative ticket. ana
Mayor Malone ma te arr,nGeme pts for
the dis~ositi3n Of rha police force to-
day. Vie may or Walsg ana Chief of
Police O'Haver iastruoJed the men 10
remain wnele they haa fIs5 beeu as,
signed.
Tnecenron the mayor suspended the
chlaf ana tenn or irjI7 appointed Ser
geant n8te s 10 take charge of fine
force. Ii is said that the majority Of
tile patrolmsn took the asst gnments
given out By O'Haver.
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In Honor of Miss Gamble.

Miss Beulah Hastings entertained
the mem oers OF the former 7. 9. |
u. and B o. W. Clubs st her home
on Monday evening in honor OF Miss
Gladys Camille. The evening was
very pleasantly srent, after which Ie-
freshments were served. The guests
present were Misses Mary Duff, Edna
Winchell. Helen Handley, Faun
Wells, Mary Pate, Stella dwight.
PATTI icla ana Helen Collier, Eliza bsth
Graves, Alvin Patterson, and Glady 9
Gamble.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-06
Fifty-Five Gamblers Indicted.

Ketchikan Nov. 6.-R eucf kan is
shut uD tight. as far as gambling is
concerned. Fifty five indictms nts
were returned by the grand jury. all
those indicted pleaded guilty ard were
fined il sums rang ing from 500 to
81, 800 each.
Some OF the gamblers were given
time until the first boat, to get out OF
town They were Warned that ii
ever caught in the district again, they
would get the ''limlt".
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Funeral of Mrs. 0gan.

The funeral services of Mrs. Joseph
Ogan, who dad yesterday morning at
Der home in rhis city, will be held
at the tresby terrain church at 2 o..
clock Thursday afternoon. All Eastern
Star members are requested to be pre-
sent to meet at the residence at 80.
Thursday.