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pecter the last of this week for visit
to Mrs. Fanny Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Wallace and
daughter Jean of Denver are here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Wallace, SIS
Harrison street.
Mr.. Jerry c. Springstead, a student of
the military school at Fort Crook, Neb.,
who is spending the holidays in To-
peka, was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Ludington Saturday evening at
their home. 17S Emmett street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ray, 420 Jefferson
street, and little daughter Marguerite,
wifi leave Monday for "a new home in
Chdhute Mrs. Ray entertained last
night Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Davidson Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs
E w. Ellis.
Mr.. Charles Cushion will return to St
Marys college Thursday after spending
the Christmas vacation in Topeka.
Miss Ruby Peel returned to her
home in Salina today after a visit to
Miss Winifred Burch.
Mr.. Louis Fellows spent Sunday in
Wamego -on-the-Kaw.
Miss Marie Putnam has returned
from visit to Mrs. Craig Graham of
Beloit.
Mrs. Thomas T. Kelly and Miss
Hazel Kelly are visiting Mrs. Fred
erick Dumont Smith in Kinsley.
Mr.. Joel r. BurrOW and his daugh-
ter Hilda are III Smith Center for a
judge Lee Monroe, Mr.. w. F.
Schoch and Mr.. w. H. Davis are in
Chicago for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton J. Moore have
returned to Chicago after holiday
visit to Topeka
The Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Jackson of
Burlington, Vermont, who are guests
of Mrs. Helen Collins and Miss Collins,
viii leave this week for California.
Miss Mary c. Whittier returned
from Chicago New Years where she
spent the holidays with her father,
Mr.. Clyde Whittier, and Misses Leila
and Edith Hoke.
Miss Ethel Rose of 1131 Tyler street
lkas returned from Kansas City, where
she attended Mrs. Carl Busch's ball
for the Misses Kieth.
Mr.. John B. Ruthven, Jr., formerly
of Topeka. was married last week to
Miss Ethel Van Slyke in Nelson,
British Columbia.
The Rev Ralph Ward spent Sunday
and New Years day in Lawrence with
his brother, Prof. Frank Z. Ward.
NIr. and Mrs Henry Lowe, of 226
East Fifth street, gave a family dinner
New Years day, and the guests were
their son. Mr.. Geo. Lowe and wife, OF
Logan Kas., their son, Mr.. Walter
Lowe, of Denver, Colo. Mr.. Harry
Lowe, Mr.. Hargreaves, and Mr.. Fisher.
Miss Ada Willmot entertained few
friends Saturday evening at her home
in honor of Miss Stella Porter, from
Kansas City. Those present were MISS
Stella Porter, Miss Hazel Botkin, Miss
Susie Leeson, Miss Anna Raymond,
Miss Mary Cunningham, Miss Bessie
Rhodes, Miss Bertha Alexander, Miss
sylvia Boren, Miss Ada Willmot, Mr..
Ralph Hummelh Mr.. William Saun-
ders, Mr.. John Strain. Mr.. Glenn Ray
mond, Mr. Harry Stevens, Mr. Frank
Shaw, Mr.. Harry Hope, and Mr.. Ter
rance Robertson. Prizes were award
ed to Miss Susie Leeson and Mr.. John
Strain.
Colonel and Mrs. J. Y. Niles enter
tained at dinner New Years evening at
their home, 1924 Topeka avenue. Their
guests were Mrs Parry, Miss Anna
/ Parry Bundy, Miss Frances Cole and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fiederling.
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Alice Willard, Miss Esther Bauch. Miss
Isadel Heath, Miss Grace Overmyer,
Miss Helen McCIntock. Miss Clara
Fleishman. Miss Mildred kepley, Miss
Louise McNeal, Miss Mabel Skinner,
Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Katherine
Kellam. Miss Eva Bailey Miss Anna
Troutman, Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss
Berenice Healy. Miss June Mitchell,
Miss Josephine Bell. Miss Corinne Cos
ton Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Josephine
Keizet, Miss Sue Rodgers, Miss Mary
Overholt. Miss Clara Daniels, Miss Grace
WalwOrth, Miss Gladys Boyle Miss
Henrietta Alexander Miss Katharine
Dolman Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss
Mary MacLennan, Miss Janet Hurr1e,
Miss Hazel Grimes. Miss Esther ROdg-
ers Miss Marguerite Parkinson, Miss
Grace Koontz, Miss Marie I4agerstron1a
Miss Minnie Price of Kansas City, MISS
Lucille Pollock, Miss Virgil Cain, Miss
Marjorie Davis of Kansas City, Miss
Jane Adams Miss Gretchen Rankin,
and Miss Mary Johnston of Lawrence,
Miss Clara Potter, Miss Caroline Lam
bert Miss Gladys Riggs, Miss Margaret
Ford ard Miss Mary McCOWn OF En-
poria, Mr.. julius Marks of Lawrence,
Mr.. William Clark of St Joseph, Mr..
Jess Treak1e of Peoria, Ill, Mr. Broack
PembertCn of Emporia, Mr.. Milton Mil
Ter and Mr.. VIII Miller of Usage City,
Mr.. Aubrun Cook of the United States
Naval academy, Annapolis. Mr.. Wal
lace Thm0psOn of the City of Mexico,
Mr.. Louis Hall, Mr.. Russell Frost, Mr..
Ben Scandrett, Mr.. James Stewart. Mr..
VIII Stewart, Mr.. Dick Hail. Mr.. Frank
Griggs, Mr.. Bob Pierce, Mr.. Karl Hem
derson, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Walker
Cain Mr.. Monte Kistler. Mr.. Clair
Faulkner, Mr. John Fleishman, Mr..
Harry FIeishman. Mr.. Holmes Meade.
Mr.. Nelson Meade, Mr.. Herbert Lining
er, Mr. Clarkson Minspaugh. Mr. Alarl
Ewart, Mr. Theo Snattinger, Mr.. Irwin
Snattinger, Mr.. John Clugston. Mr..
Bernard Crosby. Mr.. Harry Wolf, NJ 8
Art Wolf, Mr.. Harry Southwick, Mr..
Arner Robenson, Mr.. Clarence Jordan,
Mr. Jay Close, Mr.. Wilson Hobart Mr..
Roy Funnel, Mr.. Glen Milliee, Mr. Al
exander LOOMS, Mr.. Wayte Lytle, Mr..
Carl Penny, Mr.. Alfred Quinton. Mr..
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Stanley Reed Mr..
Allen AIcNeal, Mr.. Russell Grimes. Mr..
Dick Reed, Mr.. Joe Risteen. Mr.. Frank
FIenniken, Mr.. Warren Hopkins Mr.
Clyde Corbett Mr.. George Veale III,
Mr.. Quinton Adams Mr.. George Mitch
ell. Mr.. Sumner Everingham, Mr.. War
rick Updegraff Mr. John Garvey, Mr.
Stafford Chamberlain. Mr.. Todd Mat
thews, Mr. Tinkham Veale. Mr.. John
Heller Mr.. John Rightmire, Mr.. Fred
Parfitt, Mr.. lie Roy Rauch. Mr.. Ralph
Tuttle Mr. Jssmes Mcfarland Mr.. Mark
Bogue, Mr.. Carl Trapp. Mr.. William
Wcllhouse Mr.. Art Gray, Mr. Roy
Starr. Mr. David Overmyer, Mr.. Grove
Dolman. and Mr.. rTinkham Veale.
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Notes and personal Nlention.

Mrs. c. B. Spencer and her daughter
Lucene of lola Mrs. Luth N Lewis
and Mrs. Robert B. Manley Of Law
renee and Mrs. Hugh Means of Chi
cago are guests today of Mrs. Eugene
Huntington Ware.
Sheldon and their son have gone to Ex-
celsiora Springs for short stay.
Mr. Milton Miller and Mr.. VIII Miller
of Usage City are guests of the A. K.
Rodgers family for the Owl-Alpha
Lambda dance tonight.
Miss Florence Rossington is visiting
Mrs. c. c. Christie in Kansas City
Mr.. Louis Fellows and Mr.. Anthony
Lee returned to Kenper Military school
at Boonville, Mo. today after spending
the Christmas recess in Topeka.
MIS-. Edgar Of Oklahoma City is ex-
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TOOK FOUR LIVES.
Because Girl He Wanted Refused to
Marry Him.

Caledonia. Mimi. Jan. 2-Infatuated
Win Fearl wheaton daughter of s. N
southern Minnesota and rendered des-
perate by her refusal to marry him.
Matt Styer, a dental student at the
University of Minnesota broke into the
Wheaton home near here last night and
shot Pearl, her sister mother and him
self. Pearl is dead. The other injured
are fatally wounded. When he entered
he was met by Ruth Wheaton who
armed with a revolver attempted to pro
tect the remainder of the family. Styer
wrested the revolver from her and shot
her twice. He then turred on Mrs.
Wheaton, shooting her twice also and
bounded UP the steps to the room Of
Pearl. Breaking I'm the door of her room
he shot the girl through the heart and
then shot himself When help arrived
Styer was found with his head on the
girls breast, she dead and he barely
alive.
The only other inmate of the house.
a child of 10 years. escaped by Ieaping
through the window.
Mr. Wheaton was away from home
at the time.
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Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 2.-The Mil
vvaukee merchants and manufacturers
association, opened in this city today.
The institution is one of few of its
kind in the west. The branches to be
taught at the beginning are those con-
sidered important i'm the building and
manufacturing trades and include me-
chanicaI drawing, machine designing.
plumbing and wood and metal pattern
making. The school viii be maintained
bv voluntary subscriptions and the fees
paid by the students.
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The holiday dance to be given tonight
al Steinberg's by the girls of the Owl
and lambda Alpha lambda sOrOrities
of the high school is the largest event
Of the week and one of much interest
in high school circles and to the very
young debutante set for whom high
school affairs still retain some interest.
A number of out of town girls are here
for the party which it is safe to say,
with so many lovely buds" as hos
tesses will be the prettiest Of the
Christmas season. The invitations were
limited to the men friends of the hos
rival sOrorities have shown most COM
mendable spirit of friendliness in lay
ing aside the grudges and rivalries of
the rushing season to unite their forces
ard share the responsibilities of hOSp1-
tality on this occasion.
One of the chapeFons tonight is Mrs
Charles L. Mitchell, very young bride
of the season. who was the first mem
Der of the Owl sorority in Topeka or
elsewhere, to marry. and is known Off
cially as the owl bride. Besides Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell the other grown
ups asked to chaperon are Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Mulvane and Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Drechsel. The hOstesses
and their friends asked include Miss
Marian Thompson, Miss Hazel Howe,
Miss Gertrude Mulvane Miss Gladys
Scott, Miss Maud crimes, Miss Mar
garet Going Miss Mary Sutherland,
Miss Nadine Lyle, Miss Julia Well
house, Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel
Smith Miss Emma Bolmar, Miss Edith
Morton Miss Nellie Millspaugh. Miss
Hazel Nelson, Miss Helen Sharitt, Miss
Virginia Meade. Miss Alice Meade, Miss
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STORMS STANDS PAT.
He Refuses to Resign and Governor
HanIy VIII Take Action.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2.-Following
a brief consultation in the governors
offiee today between Governor Hanly,.
Secretary of State Storms and the lat
{ers attorney Mr.. Storms made his
first public statement since the demand
made upon him by the governor for his
resignation. Mr.. Storms merely. said he
had refused to resign.
Governor Hanly said:
Mr. storms has refused to resign his
offlce. lie still owes the state certain
moneys
It IS said that the governor VIII take
action at once.
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NOT A SINGLE BID.
Evidently NO One Anxious to Build
Detention Hospital.

Evidently through an oversight
there We're no bids entered last night
for the construction of the detention
hospital though bids were advertised
for.
Il can't. understand it." said City.
Engineer AEcCabe. 1--WE had no in
quiries at all for the plans or estimates
and the only reason / can give for IT.
is that it was overlooked .
The engineers estimate called for
S1,163.15 with an optional additional
figure Of S24.50 for the plastering OF
the studding walls.
The city clerk win readvertise for
bids.
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Miss Judith Hagan, were married this
morning by Rev. Father Hayden of
the Church of the Assumption. only
relatives were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell left at noon for a California
trip.
The Nautilus club is hold memorial
meeting for Mrs. Stewart Sheldon, one
of the clubs earliest and best loved
members. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Bowman this afternoon.
A New Years calling. party yesterday
afternoon Included Mr.. Allens MF Me-
Neal, Mr.. Dick Reed. mr.. Alfred Guin-
ton, Mr. Ray Crittenden, Mr.. Frank
Flenniken and Mr.. Nelson Meade.
DR. and Mrs. Mcveya entertained a
small company informally at cards last
night their guests being DR.. and Mrs. j.
P Kaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- H Gault,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Emahizer, Mr. and
Mrs John T. Clancy, Mr.. H. A. Spiel
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnin A. Weis-
kirch.
Mrs. Clayten Wallace. 1927 Jackson
street will entertain at dinner Thursday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal
lace of Denver
Miss Daisy Lee Rankey will entertain
a small company at pool tonight for
Miss Flora Pankey who is home from St.
Joseph academy, Abilene, for the holi-
days.
Mrs. E. D. CHthero and Mrs. Lloyd
Stanley were at home Informally yester-
day afternoon at the formers house on
West Eighth avenue for Mrs. p. 5
Stanley and the Misses Stanley of Des
/ Moines Ia. There were about fifty
callers The house decorations were
pink roses and ferns. In the evening
I Mrs. Clithero gave an informal musicale
4 for the Misses Stanley. The programme
/ included piano, vocal and mandolin
numbers and readings Mrs. Stanley and
the Misses Stanley will leave for Des
! A1oines Wednesday.
The Pleasant Hour club enjoyed its
annual New Years celebration last
Knight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f.
/ r. Otto on Lincoln street The rooms
/ were decorated in green and white,
1 the club colOrs, and the guests We're
/ Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Emerson, Mr. ana
+ Mrs T. c. Neely. Mr.. and Charles
/ Thrapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams,
I Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wright, Mr. and
Mrs @. E. Bell. DR.. and Mrs Warriner,
Mrs. John Davis, Mrs Walter Glover,
+ Mr.. J. A Foster, Miss Helen Davis,
Miss Marie Glover and Miss Vera otto
The senior class of the high school
i will have a party Wednesday evening
at the home of Miss Zenorah Sim IN
! POtwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rodgers gave a
/ family New Years dinner at their
4 house on Tyler street, their guests in
/ Guiding Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Andrews,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Merle Collins of King
Usher, Okla, MT and Mrs. A. K.
/ Rodgers. Miss Sarah ogden, Miss Villa
Rodgers. Miss Esther Rodgers. Miss
4 lean Rodgers, Miss Florence Miller of
I Usage City, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
4 Rowse, DR.. and Mrs. r. S. Black Of
1 Ottawa, Mrs. A. D. McGifferts Miss
Sue Rodgers. Mr.. Donald Dick of Chi
/ cago, Mr.. T. P. Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Knowd' S
Invitations for cards tonight in compli-
ment. to Mrs. Knowd's, parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H c. Stevens of Chicago, have
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Flannelettes

One lot of eeced fannes in all colors in stripes fig
and polka dots were 12ac and 10c, your choice
while they last, per yard 81sc
Fancy Dress sateens "a 3o-nch fabric-colors
brown, blue, black, and green-pretty designs
19c and 15c reduced to, per yard 1876.
Novelty Cotton suitipgs- wovenin check, plaid and
flake effects, all colors-were 25e, "a yard 19c.
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The chances for living a full century
are excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie
Duncan of HaYnesville, Me, now 20 years
old She writes. Electric Bitters cured
me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 years
standing, and made me feel we'll and
strong as a young girl" Electric Bitters
cure stomach ard liver diseases blood
disorders. general debility and bodily
weakness. Sold on a guarantee by the
Arnold Drug Co., 81 n. Kansas avenue.
Price only SOC.
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TucI,er Nlnst Die.

Boston. Jan. 2.-The appeal of the
counsel for Charles L. Tucker. who was
convicted nearly a year ago of the muir
der of Miss Mabel Page at Weston, for
a rchearing of two Of the exceptions tax
en- at the trial was denied yesterday by
the supreme judicial court. It is ex-
pected that Tucker viii be sentenced to
death during the present week.
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Mrs. J. B. Thompson entertained
sixteen of the Owl girls at supper last
night after the New Years reception
which the sorority held at her house on
Topeka avenue.
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People sending items TO this department
OF The State Journal VIII confer favor
by giving the full first name or two
initials, with all proper names. Items
must be accompanied by the name ana
pubIished.l
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Miss Alice Willard entertained in
formally last night, her guests being
Miss Edna Wilcox and Miss Clara
Potter of Emporia. Miss Jane Adams
Of Lawrence. Miss Grace Walworth,
Miss Marie Lagerstrom Mr.. J. Clyde
Corbett. Mr.. Fred Parfitt, Mr.. George
VeaIe III, Mr.. Frank Griggs Mr.
Wayte Lytle, Mr.. Joe Risteen, and Mr.
Harold Colburn.
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Mr.. Leroy Powell, superintendent
Of city delivery at the postofice. and
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been extended to Mrs. J. P. Rodgers,
DR. and Mrs. Willis Dana Storrs, Mr..
and Mrs. William Trautman, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Feeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Abbott, Miss Nellie Kirk, DR..
Putnam, Adr Charles Krammis, Mr..
VIII Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapelle gave a
dinner in the ordinary of the Copeland
Sunday night in compliment to Miss
Margaret JohnstOE, who is home from
Western college, oxford, Ohio. to
Spend the Christmas recess. The other
guests were Chief Justice and Mrs. w
A. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Van
Valkenberg,s Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Wal
ker Mrs Noble Prentis, Mrs. ]. r.
Burrow, Miss Catherine Wood of Kan
sas City, Mr.. W. L. Woodward of KAN
sas City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chapelle-
Miss Winifred Burch entertained
last night for Miss Ruby Peel of Sa-
lima who is visiting her. The other
guests were Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Clyde BOnebrake, Miss Mary Mac
Lehman, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Janet HurTie, Miss June Mitch
ell. Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Jane
Adams of Lawrence. Miss Rachel
s'Coston, Mr. Allan McNea1, Mr.. Frank
Flenniken, -dr. aFloyd stephens, Mr..
Clyde Adams Mr.. Roy Johnson, Mr..
Harry Gaunt Mr.. Thurlow Morse, Mr..
Nelson Meade.
A matinee line party at the Grand
yesterday included Misses Anna Marie
Walsh, Bess Elder, Hazel Wolff, Ella
Mclaughlin, Louise Henderson, Ber-
nice OFT, Laura Mclaughlin, Daisy
Wellman and Bert Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Brown will en-
tertain d few guests this evening.
Thh Modern Americans club cele-
brated New Years with a banquet at
the home of its president, Mr. L. C.
Thorpe, at 1920 Harrison street The
rooms were tastily and appropriately
decorated. The banquet was preceded
by an interesting programme rendered
by the members of the club and fol-
lowed by progressive games Before
the party dispersed f1ashlight picture
was taken of all the members and
guests. The following club members
and lady friends were present: Mr.. L.
G. Thorpe. Mr.. H V. Clayton, Mr.. K.
w Dumars, Mr.. L. w. Greene, Mr.. R.
Griest. Mr.. c. H. Hale. Mr.. c. HorneT,
Mr. w c. Harper, Mr.. Karl Magill,
Mr.. Roy Slayton. Mr.. R. P Steves Mr..
A. G. Packard. Mr.. Ray Packard, Mr..
r. Wiscombe, Mr.. Frank Weisser, Mrs.
L. G. Thorpe. Miss Ella Foley, Miss
/ Mary Thompson. Miss Ethel Hale,
| Miss Barnes. Miss Gather, Mrs. r. E.
! Chandler, Miss Bessie Griggs, Miss
Stout. Miss Addie Steves. Mrs. john
son. Miss Carton, Miss GOldie Barr,
Miss Packard, Miss Anna Petriek and
Miss Naylor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Forbes gave a
family dinner yesterday at their
country place, Cedar Heights.
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w II. Ray, agent for the Wells-s -sa
Fargo Express company at the Santass
Fe depot, has received a promotion to
the position Of agent at Chanute, Kama
G. c. Graves clerk al the depot viii =
take Mr.. Rays place as agent. For1
the time being D. L. Shireman3
emergency man, is taking Mr. Gravessg
place, but the permanent appointment
has not been made. Ed Bodel Whioef
for a number OF years was in Topekasfe
has been transferred from Okiahonla-a3
to better position at Wichita. All
these changes are well merited pro-isa
motions for Topeka men.
We desire to thank the neighbors
and many friends who assisted us DUR 3
ing the long illness and death of hus@
band and father. Mrs. James Me-
Kenna and family.
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A New Years calling party yesterday
afternoon Included Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Me-
Neal MT Dick Reed Mr.. Alfred Quin-
ton, Mr.. Ray Crittenden, Mr.. Frank
Flenniken and Mr.. Nelson Meade.
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At the Linen Counter
We will have general cleaning out of 'sodds and
soed linens at 25 to 35 per cent off from regular
low prices You'll find Scarfs, Squares, Doyes, Lunch
and Tray Cloths, Napkins and Odd Cloths-not many Of
a kind, but good many kinds. 49,
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Mrs Clayten Wallace. 1927 Jackson
street. will entertain at dinner Thursday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal
lace of Denver.
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The Nautilus club is hold a memorial
meeting for Mrs. Stewart Sheldon, one
of the clubs earliest and best loved
members. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Bowman this afternoon.
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DR.. and Mrs. Mcvey entertained a
small company informally at cards last
night. their guests being DIR. and Mrs. j.
P Kaster, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Gault,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Emahizer, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Clancy, Mr.. H. A. Spiel
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Armin A. Weis-
kirch
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Miss Daisy Lee Rankey will entertain
a small company at pool tonight for
Miss Flora Pankey who is home from st.
Joseph academy, Abilene, for the holi-
daXs.
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Black Dress Goods

44-nch Merose, 75c quality for. ........ SOC yard
46-neh Masaac $1OO quality for...........75c yard
48-nch Panama. 75c quality for .... 69c yard
44-nch Fancy Voile, $1.oO quality for. - 69c yard
52-nch Heningbone Cheviot ,$10o quality 75c yard
45-inch Mohair Serge, 75c quality for. 69c yard
44-nch Plain Mohar, 75c quality for 59c yard
44-inch Serge Toe quality for .......... SOC yard
50-inch Pebble Cheviot, $1OO quality for 69c yard
52-inch Coating Cheviot $125 quality for. 75c yard
44-inch Lattice Voie, $1OO quality for. ~ 69c yard
42-inch Duchesse Wolfe, $100 quality for. soc yard
38-inch Fancy jacquard, SOC quality for. 39c yard
80 inch Cheviot SOC quality for. ....... 25c yard
56-ineh Kersey, $3.50 quality for. .$1OO yard
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Miss Judith Hagan, were married this
morning by Rev Father Hayden of
the Church of the Assumption. Only
relatives We're present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell left at noon for a California
trim
The Topeka state journal., 1906-01-02

The senior class of the high school
will have a party Wednesday evening
at the home of Miss zenorah Sim II
Potwin.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
YALE GIANTS
AT WORK

Bigelow, last years tackle, and Dives,
tho best OF the substitute quarters.
showed up at New Haven yesterday for
practice with the football squad Over
all, a candidate for end last year. was
also on hand. and when the boys went TO
Yale field for afternoon work there was
a squad 25 on hand.
The work today was or the lightest sort.
for the atmosphere was well up in the
SOS. II was gratifying to Captain Morse
and Coach Rockwell 20 find Dives in fine
shape and not at all sore from fall.
Dives declared that stories Of his injuries
were greatly exaggerated.
Bigelow showed great speed. and In
the catching and running back of punts
got away faster than the backs. He is
IN splendid condition. He was allowed
only short space OF work by Trainer
Mack
Erwin and Forbes were the only play
,rs who were not I'm the lishtest array,
ard 70 may he that the coachers con-
slider them a bit heavy just now. Neither
oi them did much other work than jog
ging around. Gnd this exercise under the
conditions was hard enough
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

men stated they were willing TO enter
special sweepstake In which their
horses could meet.
Under the present racing laws
match race Is prohibited, as it comes
under the head OF gambling or a lot
terry 10 run race OF that kind But
private sweepstakes may be ar
ranged open 20 all owners who agree
TO run their horses under the condi-
tions specified. The conditions OF the
race call for an entrance fee Of $1,000,
both horses TO be entered and 90 run
the short six-furlongs, which is 20
feet less than three quarters OF a mile.
The only hitch regarding the mect-
ing between Roseben and Lady Amelia
Is the weight TO he carried. Johnson
wants each horse 10 carry l20 pounds
Paget has asked that weight for . ge"
shall control the weights carried These
weights are 1913 pounds, as each re-
ceives n sex allowance OF three pounds
Roseben Is gelding and Lady Amelia
a mare.