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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

the eaase Il laisor In gAe tsaaaea kAaE'
dom. aa Isas MF. Mostly p@4a the s1'
pense of . eommixssaa q EngaasA eda-
Gators. wi.a xaamilaaa = sepesa daeaaE-
ing that The sAaeafAoaaa ans&asasioas
0f the Amersemn repaAaae wese th%
best In egaxaenep and ~ amFpaSS@e
those ag Engiana ThAs report caRs-
ed much criticism and The Times Pub
iikhsd soores of letters fran pTnmla-
ent educators who declared the i'm
piled criticism of the Englash keh90as
a haseiess cainmnF Mr. Musetg was
convinced, however. and has pCesens
plan of &ending s@a teachers 10 the
United States IL the resals
All the leading steamship eoinPan-
les haye made a special rate 10 The
teachers Of s2s far the round trip.
which IN h declared haFslF e0sers the
cost of the meals. Tbs American
committee has secured special rail-
road and hossl rates for the visitors,
10 that the total cost of sending each
teacher will probably not b. ever ssoo,
or q total for the 5Do teachers oi
sl00.000 which sum has been ses
aside by MIR, M0sely Cur the purpose,
The teachers selected have been
granted special Vacations. with pay
for thirty days, aud will be allowed
spend about fourteen days In America
after landing on returning each
teacher viii BE- required 10 make "A re
port on the trip. with suggestions de-
rived theTefrom foF improving Eng
iish methods. All Of these reports
will be combined In book form and O
copy sent 10 every teacher In ih.
United Kingdom.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30
BRITISH TEACHERS
SAIL FOR AMERICA

London. Nov 3n.--Another party OF
English teachers. thirty in number
viii sail today for America and will
make a tour of inspection of the
schools of all the larger cities of the
United States and Canada. Between
now and next March nearly 500 Brit
ish teachers will visit America, the
tourists representing every class from
instructors In primary schools TO pro.
fessors of great universities. Thous-
ands of applicants have been asked
to be allowed to make the trip and
the committee In charge of the matter
is having a great deal of trouble in
making the selections.
The plan originated with Alfred
Mosely, a South African diamond mag
nate who is now engaged in dispos-
ing of his millions In a manner In
which he thinks the expenditure will
do the greatest amount of good. Mr..
Mosely Is a great admirer of America
and American institutions. and four
years ago originated an industrial
commission. composed of leading Brit,
fsl, trade umionists. whose visit to the
United states was OF great value to
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

Department OF the Interior. Land OF.
fire at Santa Pc. n. M-. Oct -.
1906.
Notice is hereby given that Antonio
BelasqueE. of Palma, n. ~. has filed
notice OF bis intention TO make ffnaI
five year proof In support O: his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No
$3.50 made September 10. 1901. for
the \ W 10. 3 w IL. Sec. q n -.
n " IL. 8 d Ia. N W IL. Sec. 2s.
Township 10 N. Range IL Z. and that
said proof win be made before the
Register and Receiver at Santa re.
n. NJ. on December 6. 1906.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his Continuous residence
upon. and cultivation OF. the land.
viz: Nicolas Tenorio Of Palma, N. NJ: /:
Teodoro Tenorio Of Palma. N. NJ:
nenito padilia of San Miguel. N.
NJ; Sebertano Martinez OF Palma, n.
NJ.
MANUEL n. oTERO.
i0-i50 Register.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30
WELL KNOWN BOSTON womAN
TO WE'D NEGRO MINISTER

Boston. Wass., Nov s0.-SOt in re-
cent years has the announcement OF
an engagement created such a sensa.
tion In BostOn's most exclusive social
circles ~ that of Mrs. Mavarene Ken.
nedy 10 the Rev. Clarence II. Thamn.
sou. student at Harvard who re.
Gently accepted a call to the pulpit Of
the First Unitarian church Of Pea.
body. Mass, While a man of educa.
tion aud refinement and apparently a
Caucasian. IL Ia not secret among
his friends that Thompson is OF Afric.
an descent and that trace Of negro
blood flows In his veins.
Mrs. Kennedy Is woman OF great
literary ability and moves In the most
exclusive social circles of the Hub.
She Is the author OF many successful
novels and short stories and Is n fire.
quent lecturer before Boston woman n
clubs. In these addresses she has
often testified In her belief In social
equality. regardless Of race or color.
but few Of her friendr believed that
she would have the courage TO put her
theories into practice.
The romance In which Mrs. Kenne-
dy and Clarence Thompson are the
star figures had its beginning In Los
Angeles, where the latter was for
some years engaged In the practice OF
law. Il was ut the instigation OF Mrs.
Kennedy, who met the brilliant young
attorney while ON "A visit 10 the City
Of Angels, that he abandoned his legal
practice and became "a theological
student at Harvard. where he has re-
ceived many honors. and has gained
the respect Of the entire faculty for
his superior intellectual attainments.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

The car returning from the SAM
tarinm reaches the castaneda At
HIS and goes direct to the barn.
This schedule In 90 complete and
takes I'm 10 many hours Of the day
that citizens desiring 10 attend parties
or functions In the evening may do SO
and be sure % q car home. 70 is
hoped the people will take advantage
Of this effort 20 serve them.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

Among the many brilliant scenes
that the production of The Holy
City" presents. none Is more sensa.
tionally superb than the one In which
Salome. the beautiful daughter of
Herodias. dances before King Herod
and his court, In diaphanous drapery.
Kaleidoscope as butterflies wings In
rainbow rays, it's folds rising and fall
ing around and above her nimble feet
like clouds caressed by summer
winds. bending and swaying in har.
monious motion to the enticing music
played the royal dancer floats like
bubble on the palace terraces, be
witching the intoxicated monarch
who first offers half his kingdom
but finally grants the lead of John
the Baptist, as reward for sensuous
delight Exquisite as are the sur
roundings of this situation. its dra
matte intensity Is never lost; the con
spiracy and its fateful ending hidden
for the moment by the alluring act
ing seldom Witnessed ON stage Lu
ella Morey. specially engaged To play
Salome. gives to the difficult dole
that fire and intensity which the char
acter demands.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30
Hot Springs Branch.
DAN L. BATCHEIOR,
Agent.

A train will leav" the A. r 4 :. Depot. at n
M for tn" Post Offt" Hot Springs Cany on
returning as St~sn Res.4~Sary work IN com.
pl"t'Ei AT that point. Rates A. ,ullows:
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30
Notice for Publication.

Department ~ the tn,eri"r. Land OfIire ut
santa Pc n NJ Nov. IN. tBh.
Notice N hereby given thai Sist0 Truiillo, 0f
Sanchez y NJ has tled H0tice Of his tntrU-
tton Ia make final I'VE ear pr,pnt Ia Supta'rt ot
hie claim, VIZ Homestead Entry No. iSil
ship T. y. Range q T. aud hat SAID pT,nt u i'll
he made hetnre 1. I. NJ. Ross. 4 -. court
comu.i~~tnh"r NJ Las Vegas. y NJ. on Derem
lsev a, tah
He names the fulin " tnw Witnr~~t'S a. prove
his cont in,,,uN residence utaon. and cultivation
Hf thu. land, w t1fedu TTuyi lilo, OF Gonzales
\ N .In~s' ID t;utlerTek, 0f Gonzales \. NJ
teandrO TrdJtpO. Ot I;onxnIs%. y. AnSemo
GONZALES. Uf sanchez. n NJ.
Is-sp MANUEL IL OTF1tO RrEi~t r
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30
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Notice for Publication.

Iasastm~nt ~ th" lDterl# Lard nftee nj
santa Re, " A N", N la1
Sa,tsse ~ ler,.G,, given that Julio padllia, az
Tresneutlna has Hlet hthiee 0i hI> lntrHti'n to
make final hNe-Srar lsttnt ia suIi"Ht "f his
rtalsn. Ng HuIeF lead FutTy Ma SGli nlnde
MaFrA ~ laE' fUr the AWt4 Ma SE'4 NV 4.
%Ne 49,. ME- ~W@ $er Tow nshir Il
y Range - y and 'hat satd lr'R'f All he made
hefurP Ii I. NJ R'sN~ L - court rnuuli~~'"n
rr a& t.a~ Vegas, y Nj hu IAerrMbrV aB IAn
He naFntss the fuils,W nv wtin"~nes "a 1F"E~
his continuous re- F~tlelsve ul&tr nnd 'htn
az the land VIZ Ni"anor Mue~. "f tuFnAnn
n NJ l'tiF1 R'.u,s,Ts at TremenIina, y NJ
tu,isss TruJi illn "f Ttemrntina NJ Vidal
Tr,lj ili. uf Tretnsniiha. NJ
Il-sn MA%IEt. Il uTt1hI Register
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

Ell Porvenir Resort
Now Open for the winter


This beautiful resort nestles among
the pines at the foot Of Hermit's
Peak. amidst the grandest scenery OF
the Rocky Mountain region, and Of
fering all the comforts OF the city
hotel. as It does. with the great ad-
vantages Of shelter. mountain TEN,
perature, pure crystal water and balm
laden mountain breezes and innumer'
able attractions. It is the ideal place
for those In need Of health, rest and
recreation.
Rates: Board and Lodging: Per
day, s2,00: per week. $10.50; per
month. $500; per month in cottages,
$4,000
Sixteen miles from Las Vegas.
Excellent table service. Good com
Portable beds.
VI. ROMERO, Mgr. and Prop.
Telephone No. 20. two rings.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

TIE street csF company nss now h.
aHgaEate9 q seheaals that aims %
meet the demands a. Las Vegas peo
pc 10 the fullest eKtent Trains leave
points named every fifteen minutes
In fact q car can be found az any
given point @ the track every fifteen
minutes.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30
Santa Re Time Table.
4 Transcontinental Trains
Each Way Daily.

No has Pullman and Tourist s,eeptng cars
fer southern California; also Pullman ,ar for
L; Pass, and City ut Mexlrn, ronntetlnn for Fl
pa~a'. Defining. Silver city aud oil points la
MFNtco, Southern New Mexico and Arizona
he HI PaH0 Pullman car will wait at Alh,.
qu"rlu" until the arrival ut Not pasNenr,.Fs
from LAS Vegas Sh1uld ss,CuFr accommodation,
by l'at ing 0u N0. ], nF have agent Reserve same
Mt A'i'uputfgue This train does the lural
work.
NJ has same tuii,ment "a No4
n" has Pnlsman Drawing Room SLEEPER
4" Nam FranctsaE'. ToaFiAt rlt4.p4.Fs to IetN An
kct~ and Nam FFam4~rU, Ai~U chair CaF from,
BaTstUw to Los Angeles
No. o has Pullman Drawing Room Sls~pfa-rs
to Los Angeles Needles 10 san F>rwu,.iA.o
tthr"ugh r's~FFEatWnSl Tourist Sl.ppsrs to san
ti"E" chair Tar to San Francisco als4b Chair
Car from Itar~tnw to Los Angeles The Gall.
thrnla connections are connected with M : al
albuquerque M iTing the III Pa~o train
ptcAlng up the El paSt' Pullman Sleeper lef, by
M, at that Tsplnt.
No 2-Atlantir Exprt~~- Pullman and
Tourist Sleeping carr for Chicago and Kansas
city also Tourist ear for Denver; d Pullman
Gar for Denver Is also added at Trinidad, thu
latter making eonner'i"n at LA Junta
No. +--thhagu Limited Solid Pullman train
with dining, observation and buffet library
car~. unsnFpRsss~i equipment and service
No. s~kansas tTty~-fas Pullman aud Tour
tst Steepers for Chicago and Kansas Ctsy, Ar
TaAthg at La Junta at Ia: Is a. M connecting
with y" aEi having La Junta AT i&:io y. M,
arriving ut Pueblo al 90 p. M Colo Springs
al ~ p IA, Denver 6;00p IN. AZ" Thair ears
for htrag" and Kansas City. This train does
kcai work.
n" 10 has Pullman and Tourist sleeping cars
for Chicago and Kansas city also CHAR rar
for same dc~tina Ions. carries thu III PAso con
ns~tiOn and does iOral work
tnr further Information. call either phum.
a. ,r at tlrk"t ottee whrFe same will Ie cheer.
nAkf OArrnrxrn
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

Blot out everything disagreeahle
from yesterday: start out with a clean
sheet for today. Write upon 1t. If for
memorys sake alone those things
which are lovely and lovahle
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30
ST. ANDREWS oAv
CELEBRATED IN MEMPHIS

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 30 TIL"
members of the Brotherhood OF ST
Andrew In this city will hold spe-
clal meeting today TO celebrate St.
Andrews day and to keep alive the
enthusiasm aroused by the recent ma
tional convention Of the brotherhood
In Memphis.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-30

Children under six years Of age may be car
ried free when accompanied by parents or
guardian. Children between the ages of six
and twelve will be charged half fare.
Passengers from Las Vegas who do not pur-
chase tickets at the depot, win be charged ten
cents extra by the conductor,
ID. L. BATCHEI4oR, Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the Public Schools
and the Family Circle.

The first landing Of American
troops In the present American occu-
patton of Cuba was effected Sunday.
There is peace in Havana province.
BY buying up the bonds the Jap
ancese have secured control of the
new railroad through South Man
churla, China.
Whether wheat shall advance or
not this fall is now said 10 rest with
the farmers Free selling would
send prices down.
BY establishing a bank in Persia,
In addition to having built rail-
road; Germany hopes to control the
trade OF that country.
Homer Davenport, a native son OF
Oregon, has landed 27 Arabian
horses in New York. that he secured
on his recent trip through Syria.
The first congress of a Democratic
character to draft a constitution is
In session in Finland, hitherto a de-
pendency of Russia.
Regulations governing the manu-
facture and sale of denaturized alco-
hol have been issued by the govern
ment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08
State News

Portland / Los Angeles 3, was the
score at Los Angeles Sunday
Mt. Tabor wants park In its
nelghborhood
The Schiller baseball team, of
| Portland, won from the Trunkmak-
ers Sunday by a score OF to /.
One OF the biggest sales of spring
lambs made this season In Umatilla
county was that of 26OO head at SO
per head.
The Columbia football team, OF
The Dalles, defeated the Portland
Bunker Hin eleven Sunday by a
score of TO 3.
United States engineers are at
work throughout Western Multno-
nah and Clackamas counties. max
Ing u geographical survey of the
country,
There Is great activity In mining
circles at La Grande, The copper
mlno which has lately been diseov-
cred near there Is proving a greater
find than was at first thought,
The White Salmon fruit fair has
just ended. and was success In ey-
cry way. This Is the first fair ever
held at that place, and the residents
are jubilant over the outcome OF II,
William Jackson. steward and
night watchman at ST. Mary's Hos
pital, at Astoria. fell down the ele-
yator well OF that building. from the
fourth floor. Friday evening. aud was
instantly killed.
North Bend Is To have kinder
garten school. which Is the gift OF
Captain and Mrs, A. NJ. Simpson. Not
only will they found the school. but
viii maintain It.
sam Samson. resident OF Hood
River. has just been made suddenly
rich by a find In the Cyrus Noble
mine In Alaska. OF which he Is a
third owner, lie aud his two part
ners have taken out over $3.50, 600
since last January. lie Is now visit
ing In Hood River.
Robert Hutchinson, the 6-year-old
son Of J. y. Hutchinson. ot The
palles. died Sunday under peculiar
circumstances. Last "Wednesday the
child developed what was thought
20 be case OF toothAehe. and the
usual remedies were applied. but
Sunday he became suddenly m. and
died from loekjaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08

So-called wandering pains, \
come from it's early stages
presence of danger may be ma. I
fest by profuse monthly periods -
panied by unusual pain. fron
abdomen through the groin audsj
II you have mysterious pains 4 b
are indications of infammatiou a !
placement, secure q bottle OF Irs|
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound \
away and begin its use.
Mrs. Pinkham, of LYNN. Mas
give you her advice II you will y,
her about yourself. She is the d,v
ter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkbam |
for twenty-five years has been adr,
sick women free of charge.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
"I take the liberty to conpratulats Va,
the success have had with your Wo5S.
medicine. Eighteen months ago nv M
stopped. Shortly after I felt 50 bad|y
] submitted to a thorough examination
physician and was told that | bad h,
and would have to undergo an Operation
"Soon after read one Of your adyer,
ments and decided to give Lydia z. n
hams Vegetable COMPOUND a trial. A
taking five bottles as directed the tumC
entirely gone. l have been examined /
physician and he says I have no signs
tumor now. II has also brought my %
around once more, and | am end
ell."-Fannie d. Fox, 2 Chestnut @
Bradford. Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08

Important Supreme Court Cases.
Washington, Oct. S.--The term of
the supreme court beginning today
has n docket that contains some very
important cases. There are over 400
cases all told. and among the most
important ones are the following;
The contempt proceeding against
certain citizens OF Chattanooga,
Tenn. In connection with the lynch
Ing of negro prisoner I'm whose case
the court had taken Jurisdiction;
the Kansas-Colorado suit involving
jurisdiction over the water for lrri-
cation OF the Arkansas river; BARGE
Ion against Baker, involving the
question as TO whether the Philip
pine commission has power to sus-
pend the writ OF habeas corpus In
the Philippines: Meyer. Haywood
and Pettibone. officers OF the West
ern Federation of Miners against
Nichols, involving the question of
their rights of release from prison In
Idaho. whore they are ineareerated
on the charge OF completely In the
murder last year of Ex-Governor
steunenberg; steary against Strana-
han, a revenue ease involving the
question as 10 whether the Isle OF
Pines In Cuban or American territory
and Wilson against the secretary of
treasury, to enioln the payment OF
money on account of the purchase
OF the Panama canal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08
Smiles

VIII the Oregonian please give the
public the names of the Marat, Dan
TON and Robespierre of the Oregon
nolitical revolution and also tell the
public what prominent Republican s
head will next roll into the basket?
Also please tell us whether Mrs
Puter-watson is to play the part OF
Charlotte Cordray?
go
oregon City has just been grant
ed nearly as many letter carriers as
Salem has. AS Salem has federal
building it would seem that over
half the people should not be requir-
ed to pack their own mail.
Senator Hedges did right.
Why does a minstrel troupe or a
racing play always have full
house? There will be a perfect
lam of Salem society people go to
see Checkers" simply because there
is a horse-race in it. We would not
rather see a fellow make love to
pretty girl by an old we'll with
moss-covered bucket any day.
A Salem corporation had its asess-
ed valuation raised from $4,000 to
s15O,OO0. The manager demurred,
saying it was more than 1t was
worth. The assessor had a buyer
and offered to get him a check for
that amount if he would take 1t.
His offer was accepted and when he
returned with the check the man
ager had thought better of it and
the assessment stood at s150.000.
Hearst has many friends in Ore
gon, but he needs them in New
York
The Albany Democrat has a de-
partment: Saturday Night Thoughts.
1t Is not usual for an editor to have
any thoughts left by Saturday night.
Now that Uncle Sam has once
more taken possession of Cuba he
should keep it permanently. It's
the only way by which the peace and
tranquility of the island can be main
tanned for any length of time. Hav-
ing existed in an atmosphere of tur-
moil for ages past, quarrelling is
second nature to the Cuban, and it
will take long siege of education to
qualify him to self government
Yaquina Bay News. Cuba has caused
trouble enough to be taken in hand
and made a habitable country for
white men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08
CANDY. KID RELEASED.
Detective Joe Day Seems TO Have a
Mess Of IL.

Salt Lake City, Oct. S.--Alice
Adams and Harry Morgan, who
were arrested here at the request of
the Portland Ore, and Chicago au-
thorities, charged with stealing
$4,000 from Anton Fritz in Portland
are again at liberty, the extradition
proceedings begun in the local courts
having been dropped.
The Tribune will say that the
cases against the colored prisoners
was dismissed under compromise,
by which Morgan gave Johan Fritz,
father of Anton. a check for $4,000
on Chicago bank and $500 in cash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08
Recopsfructing railroad Rates.

Washington, Oct. S.-The inter-
states commerce commission today
began series OF sittings for the
hearing I'm their Office TO construct
rules for the simplification of rate
tariffs, and In connection Herewith
issuing a circular embracing certain
requirements. Eight propositions
are involved, and they include the
filing OF point tariffs by the initial
line, as an dependent document; the
filing with the commission by partici-
pating lines OF general authority to
the initial line In their behalf OF all
tariffs or all Joint tariffs OF a special
kind; the separation OF class and
commodity rates in effects that each
commodity can be easily located;
limiting any tariff to five supple
menta, and any classification to ten
supplements. the entire classifica-
tion or tariff to be repermitted where
there is any excess; the observance
of a uniform order In the compile
tion OF tariffs; the proper spedfica-
tion In the tariff OF the initial line
OF all terminal charges, the absorp-
tion OF switching or terminal charges
where II affects the total cost to the
shipper shall be stated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08
COMPA ORGANIZE.
Articles Of Incorporation
Granted Enterprises Backed
by oregon Capital.

The Raecollth Company. OF Port
land, fled Incorporation papers In
the Office of the secretary of state
this morning; incorporators, Edwin
G. Tanning, Daniel g. Shaw and c.
n. Macarthur; capital stock. $50,O0O.
The Baker Valley Land Company,
of Baker City; incorporators, j. X.
Romig, Davis Wilcox and n. U. Car
penter; capital stock. $4,000.
Big Hill Coal Mining Company, of
Portland; incorporators, o. II. Bas-
tian. +. o. Weeks and j. w. Cald-
well; capital stock, 100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08

q a = To "A.
Bears the n The Kind You Have AlwaE Bought
signature af G/zW2lzzx
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-08
Personal

Werner Breyman is in Portland to-
day.
Isadore Greenbaum spent yester.
day in Portland.
Jacob vogt went to Portland this
morning on business.
Miss Flora Airport has gone tc
Eugene to visit friends.
, Attorney Bigger spent Sunday in
Portland with his family.
c. f. Ramp has returned from an
over-Sunday visit ip Portland.
Ivan Martin. OF The Journal staff
spent Sunday in Portland.
Gerald Crawford, of Portland, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Nellie Peterson is spending q
few days with friends in Portland.
Frank Rineman left Saturday for
Denver, Colorado, where'he will re-
side.
Professor Graham came up from
Portland last evening to arrange for
a musical studio in this city.
Mrs. J. w. Cook has returned to
Portland, after a visit with friends
here.
j.. A. McNees. after a visit of a
few with friends in Portland. re-
turned home last evening.
Miss Florence Liston returned yes
terday from visit with her sister,
Miss Frances, in Portland.
w. f.. Burke. of Portland, Is in
the city today. Mr.. Burke formerly
lived In this city.
Miss Gertrude Bashor, of Port
land, spent Sunday in Salem with her
mother.
earle Abrams was registered at
the Hotel Donnerly, in Tacoma, Sun
day
II. G. Hunter, local representative
OF the International Correspondence
school, spent Sunday in Portland.
Miss Rachael Dove went to Port
land Saturday evening to visit her
sister, Miss Mabel. for few days.
w. f.. Wann, the insurance man,
came up last evening from business
trip in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Bozorth, who
have been spending several days
here, returned home this morning.
Miss Anna Parmenter, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
to Portland today.
G.. =. Bishop returned to Portland
today after an over-Sunday visit
here.
DR.. Il. A. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce,
of Portland, were here yesterday WIS.,
itlng friends.
Miss Nola Coad, of Dallas, has re-
turned home after several days
visit with friends here.
Miss Nunda Glesy was an over
Sunday visitor at her home at Au-
rora.
Raphael Bonhom and wife,. of
Portland are the guest of relatives
here.
VIII Haight. one of the employees
on the Willamette Traction company,