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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Eor san Eranolaco auests

Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Potter entertained
at dinner Monday evening in compliment
to Judge Fred M. Henshaw and Mrs.
Henshaw of San Francisco. The table
was prettily decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums The guests were Mr..
and Mrs Michael J. Connell, DR.. and
Mrs. Granville MacGowan. DR.. and Mrs.
e. A. Bryant DIR. and Mrs. Guy Cochran,
Miss Irene Sabin. Miss Nina Jones, Har-
old Cook and Gurnie Newlin. Judge and
Mrs. Henshaw were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs Michael j, Connell at dinner
Sunday evening.
Judge and Mrs. Henshaw left Tuesday
evening for San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Halloween Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lee Grover Of, 62s
South Burlington avenue entertained last
evening with q Halloween party. Dec
orations were all reminders of Halloween
and games suggestive of the evening
were played. Among those who enjoyed
the evening were Messrs. and Mesdames
William Wallace Mcleod. w. e. Prit-
chard, George H. MacGinnis, J. F. Kanst,
w. H. Stuch, H. A. Massey, Leo Keller,
]. e. ,Crandall, P. D. Slocum, D. R. Jones,
Misses Mary Higgins. Margaret Quinn,
Edna Johnson, Loretta Clark, May Flint,
Marie Perez. Messrs. Sydney Dale, Ed
ward DIETRICH. George Clark, Perez and
DR. A. Spirito,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
FOR Charity

A Halloween concert and dance will De
given under the auspices of the Caledonia
club to night in Blanchard hall, the pro-
ceeds to go to endow bed in the Good
Samaritan hospital.
The program is promising and is as fol-
lows: Bagpipe selection, G. Macdonald;
Scotch airs. Kammermeyer orchestra;
welcome, President Meiklejohn; song,
Tam Glen" Mrs. James TAFT; song,
..Dumbarton's Bonnie DELL" Mrs Susie
Brown; recitation. "Geordie Tulloch's
Drink O. Soor Dook,' D. Cameron; song.
MANY a Mile Away" Miss Rose Watt;
dance. Highland fling, Meiklejohn boys;
reading. Franks O. Halloween" Dr. w.
T. Macarthur; song, my Love Is Like a
Red, Red Rose" Mrs. w. w. Kirk; song,
with Sheathed Swords" Bethesda choir,
H. c. Blaney. Director song, Bonnie
Lass O. BallochmyIe," Mrs. James TAFT;
duet, "Annie Laurie" Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Sweetser; song, "Asleep in the Deep"
Mrs. Susie Brown; bagpips selection, Fin
layson brothers; fagcolet solo. 'Marche
Aux Flambeaux," ]. S. Begg; recitation,
Guilty Perky" Bethesda choir; song,
t.Auld Scots Sangs." Mrs. w. w. Kirk;
gong, my Ain Bonnie Mary" Miss Meryl
Wolfe; 'Auld Lang Syne," by audience
Officers-President, M. c. Meiklejohn;
vice president, NJ Macdonald secretary,
j. e. Wilson; treasurer. ]. MacColl; f1nan-
cial secretary, J. Petrie.
Trustees--W. Kirk, A. Galloway and A.
Stirling
Reception committee-w. ]. Gowans, w.
Ross A. Black and James TAFT
Concert committee-N. Mcdonald, j.
Russell. j. TAFT and A. Stirling.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01

tried. The presence Of an unknown gypsy
who told fortunes or read your palm If
you crossed hers with silver was greatly
appreciated, as were botn the vocal and
instrumental numbers rendered by some
of the guests.
Those present included Mrs Cassidy,
Misses Anne Choate, Frances Browning.
Katherine Beel, Maude Beel, Fayne
Thome, Julia Smith, Mildred Steckle,
Edith Steckle, Mary McGarry Nellita
Choate, Lila Mckay. Ramona Bowers,
Wilkie Gilholm, Miss Marmont. Miss
Star; Messrs. P. j. McGarry, Rob Roy
Choate, Cassidy, Lynn Choate. Marmont,
Walter Koebig, Bowers, Claude Mitchell,
Archie Reeves, Lamb, Granville Barrere,
Deering. Green. Gordon, Gilholm, S.
Krider.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
openlna Cathedral HalI

The Young Ladies' sodality of the
Cathedral of st. Vibiana held large
Halloween party last Wednesday night in
the new cathedral hall, the event also
opening the new hall, which was elab..
orately decorated for the accession. Black
and white. "spoolS colors," were largely
used IN the decorations, with pumpkins
and other Halloween suggestions. About
$50 people we're in attendance.
The program was composed of old
Fashioned games. many of the guests be-
ing attired in gowns of the long ago.
Dancing was enjoyed and prizes were
awarded in the games. Several "spooks'
took part in the festivities.
Miss Rose Bell was chairman of the
decorating committee. assisted by young
women Of the sodallty. Miss M Wayne
had charge of the music and Misses
ORoarke and McGrath of the refresh
nents.
The officers Of the sodality, who re-
ceived the guests. are Misses Barbara,
Mauer Nellie Dolan. Agnes Niewoll
Emma Roppenkamp, Margaret O,Brien,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
ST. PatrIck,s sodaIlty

Another pretty affair was one given by
the young ladies of st. Patrick's church
Wednesday evening at st. Patrick 8
school hall on Thirty-fourth and Central
streets. 1t was costume dancing party
and was called a harvest Halloween"
the decorations being the proverbial
pumpkins, jack-o'- lanterns, ghosts, black
cats, witches and candles. Misses Anna
Furlong, Queen Sheet and Katherine
Harmon were on the reception committee
About one hundred young people at
tended
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Halloween at the LeIqhton

The guests at the Leighton were re-
galed with an old fashioned supper last
evening, toothsome dainties, such as
pumpkin pies, doughnuts, baked apples
and cider forming share of the menu,
and later progressive whist was enjoyed
until 10 o'clock.
Many of the guests entertained friends
at dinner, among them little Hayd Levi,
who had a party of small playfellows at
round table.
Pepper boughs, carnations, chrysanthe-
NUNS and jack-o' LANTERNS decorated the
rooms and all kinds of Halloween games
were enjoyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Costume Party

At Hotel Moore on Francisco and
Eighth streets the guests and their
friends celebrated with a costume
party. The decorations were of pump
1xins and Jack o. lanterns, and every
where were transparencies of witches,
skeletons, black cats, etc. All the
lights were covered with shades of red
and pumpkin yellow. The hallway was
transformed into red lantern room.
The invitations read: .
You're invited to be seen
In mask on Halloween,
At our jolly house. the Moore.
Be a witch, gypsy brown,
With escort dressed clown.
There'll be lanterns at the door"
These were written on pumpkin -coIored
paper, sealed with red wax and had little
black cats in the upper right hand corner.
A ghosts room and a witches room were
arranged and a harvest supper was
served in the attic.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01

Clad in a witch's unique costume, Mrs.
Wilfred Norman of 416 North Broadway
greeted about thirty guests at witches
frolic' last evening. The affair was a
costume dancing party and every con-
ceivable sort of witches dress was repre-
sented, some somber. some gruesome and
many comical.
Decorations were, of course pumpkins.
masks. queer lanterns, witches and
ghosts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Masked Ball and House Warming

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Eckley opened
their pretty new home at 1875 West Wash
ington street last evening with masked
ball. Seventy invitations were issued and
nearly as many people were present. The
decorations, in celebration of Halloween,
were jack-o' LANTERNS, witches, grape
vines, masks and other seasonable novel
ties. Mrs. Eckley, dressed as q colored
girl in brilliant red and yellow, was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs Charles How
land dancing girl. and Mrs. George
Tretanier. a typical witch.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
SPOKANE FIGHT FOR DRY
SUNDAY IS REOPENED
Anti-saIoon League Has Five Liquor
Men Arrested-clty Officials
Are unfavorable to
Move
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SPOKANE. Wash, Oct. s1.-The Sum
day closing fight was renewed today
after months Of quietude and warrants
for Ave saloonkeepers were sworn out by
representatives of the Anti-saloon league,
charging them with selling liquor last
Sunday.
Two of the men arrested are represen-
tatives of breweries controlling a large
number of saloons. The city officials
are not in favor of the movement. though
favorlng other reforms recently adopted
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Inqraham Hotel

Amid decorations suggestive of Hal
loween guests at Hotel Ingraham enjoyed
a merry dancing party last evening. All
the corners of the dining room were filled
with pumpkins and strings of jack-o'-
lanterns crossed the ceiling. The ball
room was decorated in red and green
and numerous Japanese lanterns were
used. Music for dancing was provided
by fife and drum.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Jack O. Lanterns. Etc.

One of the jolliest of all the good times
going last night was enjoyed by a COM
pany of young people who were enter
tanned by Miss Frances Barrere and Miss
Janet Wherry at the home OF the former.
100 Hobart boulevard. Mrs. G.. X. Bar
rere and Mrs. William Wherry assisted
the young women In entertaining.
Pepper boughs. pumpkins, jack-o'-lan-
terms and chrysanthemums constituted
the decorations of the spacious rooms,
and every kind Of Halloween stunt was
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Enaaaement Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur e. McDevitt of
1918 Los Angeles street announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Nettie
McDevitt and J. p Biera. The wedding
will take place some time in November.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
A Witches, Frolic

Rose Ewens. Grace Tompkins, sutter and
Josephine Hyatt.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01

funds. which were for the st. Paul
Vincent's Society for the Poor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Society
w1rcHrs

WITCHESl q
In ancient tinnos gray witches rode
On broomsticlss through the air;
OF bats and toads their charms they ,brewed
At night when none we're ware
THE witch today-now guard you well,
Fares forth with merrle eye,
And weaves her spells OF glance and smile
AS she goes tripping BY.
And all old witches and their cats
Were innocent OF guile.
Compared with our fair modern witch.
with dimples and a smile.
M. N. F. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01

Halloween entertaining, events both
great and small, marked the passing of
October, and in many merry company
was Novembers advent hailed with toast
and song.
Relatively the annual charity ball given
at Kramer's by Los Angeles chapter No.
z77. United Daughters OF the Confederacy
ana the fete at the Beveridse home in
Hollywood. arranged by st. GATHERINGS
guild of ST. Stephens church, led the
list. Both events were society functions
par excellence, the former being the most
brilliant of the u. d. c. series, while
the fete eclipsed in beauty anything of
the kind ever before given in Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Commencing Saturday, Nov. z
8 A. NJ. Sharp
Mems Suits

$4,000 Fall and Winter Suits, stylish gar
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Men who pay $3.50 and higher will find
a satisfactory showing at this C1n M
price. splUsVO
An extremely stylish line of $3.50 Suits;
just right for every day and 0E lE
Sunday wear. ar................ .SDOsfO
Hand tailored; gem of style; perfect in
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-31

Dds 3ott trirb ua& turpp6ii&tm pIant at.
lttist. Bette 8iht, lufhes 3immsr, prpmptt
gteisnuns. Die bsf.n bitfstn uue tmpurtirttu
@ttrdnlt uHb priHa GisaTtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-31
IeaifferS SSabricbt.

an alls 9tsatprsn, 8ubitprrn unb anbtrs inttrtl.
frit pfrlcusu:
IaGrht ptb hermit esgsbtn, bae ei,
fuIasne bsndnHttn ptripntn ibst Rshnunasn
tinattragtn babsu in eeT Sffes Sts Rtaiffns fir
gea6tiaung BON Stlfdmtnttn unb GTtbsiluna
BON 8ritftn ttr aeminiindiipn in unb fir has
COUNTY RON eadapanua, uno bdb bsIdgte Ae-
minilfratcTsn, grtfutpTen unb gprmiinbsr ibTs
Rs6nungtn btelidtn babtn In Der Sffrt ets
bsingirn Rsgilftrs une baB eieitlbtn hem Waiisn
@triht sur StffGtiauua pCrgeltgt iptrotn ipatn
am Rcntda. ben fl. 9lcptmbtr 1907, um 10
llbr 9prmittass: ,
1. G,ra 8. RippIs unS everett @drrtn,
iitsrItbtnee 9Tuiftts htr Sintrrlnisnlhaft bee
psrf. Sra 1ripp. Ssteitbutt i6BTIiHt uub
grtbeIuuss abTt6nuEs.
2. GpTstt gBautn une Sbtptpu o. g4plf,
iibsrIsbsnbt Grtiutcrsu unb 3ruifrts esr Sinitr.
la0tnfhdft bts prIf. Benjamin 8. 9brppp.
3tbuts iGbrIidt unb gntbtiIuuss Abre&nuus.
3. 8. j. gptrbart. abmiHilfrator ttr Sintrr-
lalsufhaft bts ptrff. 9dmes gf. Gperbart.
5iiufts 8ntbeluuss Abrt6nuus.
4. 5. 8. Gpnbart, Sruifet fir bic Grbtn bts
Dsrff. SAINTS N. GvHbart. 6tnftt grtbsiIunss
Abrt6nuna.
5. @iiIiam M. Curry, GrtfutCr br Siut.r.
laifsui&afi ess perit. Apam Sbcmpicu. Grfs
tbeflptiit Abrfhnuna.
6. gRifItam ID. Curry, Grsfutpr untsr htm
ltBtsu 98ilsn unb StIfdment tts perlf. gbam
5bOmpfun. Grft idbrli&s unb gsrtbeIunss
abrs6nuns.
Z. Spbn Carroll, abmiuilratOr Der Sinttr
IniItnlhaft tts prf. Danisl Dpusbtrtp. GTat
unb tnhgiiIiiet abrthnuug.
8. Sribatt Rolcp, abminifiraiOrin btr Din.
ttrlalIsnlGaft her pfrt. WaTp St. etbsT. Grlft
tbtilptit AbTs6nuug.
9. gbares &. Sapltp, grrfutpr Der Sinttr.
laftniGaft ets pnf. SAINTS Surus. Grfr tbsiI.
phit AbrrGnuns.
10. AilIiam 9aumtffr uHe Glilabtib SiI-
bfbranb. GrtfuiotR er SinttrlalItnl1aft Der
ssrif. GIifabttb pad. Gritt tbsiItptiIt abrt&.
Hune.
II. .. .. Stanley, Grtfutpr hr piuisrIal-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-31

itnfhaft Der. 'pfrit. DiargaTtt pTflfcn. Grfs,
tneailtiat uub 0tribtilunes Nbnhnuug.
t2. Sarab Sun, GrtiutVrin etr SintuIaI-
ftnitaft bn puf. arnUra Sputs. Grfs uus
sneeiiltst abrtbnuns.
Is. v. Z. Dtan. Grtfuier etT SinisrIalTsns
itaft bee ruif. SAINTS Wattr. 3ptiif ibtil-
peifs abrt6nuna.
IA G.R. pit6u, Grtfutcr tsr SiutnIalTtn-
ibafi her vtrf. GIila ". puIpr. grfr unb
snrsIiliiss abrsduuns.
10. 9dmss 3. Btbb, aeminiitrai0r hn Sin-
ttrlaIisnl9aft etr pnif. 9snuit 9. gHtbb. gnb.
giiltigs Nbrthnung.
is. SOItpb o. 9ta6, @rrfuipr btr SiuirIaE-
ltnlbaft bts ptrif Wonroe 3. Dean. Grlis,
tneaiiltiat unb gutbtilunas abuhnuna.
II. VI. y. Splmts, 5rulfss her einttrlaItn-
Itaft ess Gbnrlss Wocrt, unmiinbists ainb bts
pnii 9cbn WpOrt. Grils unb tnheflhss Ab.
ubuung.
IS. 8. R. @bitman, gnfutcr her Sinttr-
laIinitaft Der psrif. Sulan ". Bbitman. GrIit
unp snbeuItias brthnung.
10, 9amts ". 6Ismmius une GbUmas Dpn-
nelly, 9rtfutorn eeT Sinttrla1snItaft bee psfIi.
paird Dur ns. 6rfs tbtIpsilr unb 8uibsil-
unss Nbrr6nuna
20 sOrab phelps @ut, Grtfaturiu esr Gin.
isrlal nidaft otr psrif. Sarrift 9. pbtIps. Grie
uni tneaultiat Abnbnuua.
2i. ~ Z. Barrett grtfutor etr Sintrlal-
itnl6aft tss ,trif. 9amts Barrett. ;3psik ab-
rt6nung.
% 9rifs une tntgiiItigs gbrthHuna be
VERT. 9ubn 6ri6ttl. bT ApminiifratUr bsr psrf.
Barbara @ptbdn, mar, anetftrtigt unb tiHas-
tTagtn Bon Barbara ATibttl. Gufutcrin bsr
pinttrIdiIruiHaft he Strf 9Obn 8riihhI.
%. Waasit S6aumanu. Aeminilfratorin
Der Siutsrln6sniHaft pts ptrif. Spbn J. Saau-
mann. Grifs unb tueeiItist abr6nune.
"a. pairid eausan, gprmune htr Sinttr-
lalitni1aft tts 9epare GanpIe, unniineigte
aiuS bts pnf. abam 6oiUIp. grfft tbtiIpfile
Nbrthnuns.
25. eafapanna 5mR dnb Cafe Dtppft
Company, 8ermunb bon Narisrit Eapis, Min-
btrtGbrise.- @rfif unb tnhetIties Abnhnune.
26. Susb Collins, gOrmunb htT Siuttrlai-
isnfGnft bts SAINTS DOuebsrty. WinbniGbrsfr.
Grifs unb snSsiilhet abrttnuus.
q. RCbrt y. a6bltr, Aeminiffraier b. b.
n. c. !. br SintsrIaIsnibaft ess pnh. 8rtbs-
rid Simcn. .3ptits tbtilptiit abnbuune
27. Gtia 8. Senntnss, NpminiiratOrin 6,
I. a. her SintrrIafrulbaft bts ptrif 9amss Stn-
ninss. Grfit unp supsiIiiss atrGuuus.
Sturp eapttr,
Ala Rtsifr Of 0ias.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-31
&uSlanb.

- Der Siir9ermeilter uon Sauanu
bot oas Abbalten BON 9lrbeiterperiamm'
lunsen i'm 5reien uuf itrensite per-
boten.
- Der fiir3lit in DRESDEN ueritOr'
beue SerSOs SObanu 9einri6 XI. uou
Bles bot elm SuaruermOsen uOn $21,.
800, ,OO0 binterlaiien.
- Die punruiiiide SersiniSuns bon
3uderfabritanten in Stem iddst ben
oiesidbrissn @rtrus uOn OtiibenSudet
auf rs, ,5OO,O 900, Yfunb.
- Sn SOnolulu iturb i'm bober
9llter uOn 102 Sabren 5rau 0tarr
Gliiabetb Yarter, bic g8ittwe bes in
Sapaii ullsemsin befanntsn Wtiilionars
9eniamin gB. Yurfer.
= Der Wiifabo bon Sapan bat
0ii6ter EbOmas Surte, benz SOr'
Iiesuoen Der alastasD DutOn'Pacific auss
iteauusS @Ommiiion, ben SrOen Der
aufsebsnben Sonne oritter Slahe uer'
liebeu.
- Sn Gotio nuroe Der neue Sreuser
.Suruuu" in Sesenwurt Der Saiieriu un6
msbrerer unOeren Wtitslieoer Der tailerli'
den 5umilie pom StupeI Ssluiien. Der
SsstOlOB lit 45o 5uB lang, bat cine
Baiieruerbransuns uon IA, 500 GOnnen
uuO %, 800 9ferOetruft.
- Wtit unsefdbr jebn Mfillion Dol'
lars bat in RiO SaueirO Die rRealitdten'
Sant" sinss Der dlteiten 5inan,iuitituts,
Bancroft semudt. Die Sanf mar an
fsinsrlsi auslduOii6eu lluteruebmuuseu
Wtereiiirt unO ibr pl0sIidsr 3uiummeu.
brut bat Oabsr bic srOste llsberrui6uns
erregt.
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Ssicstbers ;nsi 9Irbeiter Su ieiusm Spe'
3iaIusrsniissn usranluBt bate, ssssn
bObe 8e;ubluns etelbuftss .3sus 3u
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aerserniiies 3u flint Ea9en Saft unO
3nr guspsiiuus aus Oem yuuOe usrur'
tbeilt wOroeu.
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baB Der aud in slmeritu UOblbetuunte
@snsralmaior q. .. Or. gilbert b..
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Subrsn plUsIid ssitOrbsn lit. @ensrul.
major b. Pfiltsr mar uls Ssrtrster bss
SOniss BON g8hrttembers i'm Sabre
1905 3ur @bicusOsr S4iasrfsisr na9
ben Der. Stuutsn seiunot wOrOen. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-31
8ermif6teS Jnlanb.

Der Strsit Der 9aumwollper.
luber unb S6auerIeute in Diem Or
leans, Sa., 1T beenbet wOrOen.
= Die Waflsrfirma MaDer & 60.
in Oiew DOrt melbete nit Serbinbli6s
teiten pon Sc, 200, 900 ibrsn SanferOtt
on.
= Wtit Dem Dampfer ,SaOsrlanO~
iinO in Oiew Yort bslsii6e S6dfer,
bunOe ansetommen, Die BON Der 9Oli3si
benust werben iOllen.
Sn ben SbenunsO Yin Ptute
Sabrifen 5u Stem @aitle, Pa., wirb
am 1. 9iopember bic glrbeit pisOer auf..
9enpmmen neroen.
= Sn MOntSOmerp, gllu., wurOen
bic Sterilization Der 9ltluutic Gouit Cine,
in beusn Our9i9nittli9 300 PeriOnen
bei6ditist iinb, sei6lOHen.
-Sn gbiluOelpbiu but Der unlansft
perltorbene WtilliOndr 0iObert q. @ui'
Jon $5,oOo,Ooo gum Suu eiues 8ais
isnbsims fiir Wtao9en binterlalien.
= Die StanSarS Sil So. bat in
Sapwap, elmer SOrituot uou Sinben,
nabe @liSubetb. u. g., 300 sder Sanb
setuuit, nm cine Der srOBten Sels&affis
nerieu beS Sitens 3u baueu.
- aus Eittsburs wirb 9emeloet,
ba6 Die lluiteo Stutes Steel @OrpOs
ration uou Der taiierli6en @iienbabn
in Supan ben sluftras fir 10000 GOn'
men StubIi6ieneu erhalten bat.
= 0as republitauii9e Oiationalco'
mite piro am Z. uuo 8. DeSember in
@uibinstOn cine SisunS ubbalten, um
Die 3sit uuO ben Srt fir ben ndbiten
republitanii6en 9tationalcOnuent Su be'
ltimmen.
Sn Der 6ubrif Der Rittsburs
StOue & 0ianse SO. unO in Dem
Sol;boi Der q. 9. S6werb Ror9
Column SO. in gIllesbsup brad elm
Ssusr aus, ous einen S9aOen BON
$3.50, 900 unrihtete.
- Sine aus ct. 2ouis in Chicago
siusetrOffene Spsciuloepeife ia9t, oaB
Yicsprdiiosnt Charles SB. Suirbants bel
isiusm lestsn slufentbult Oaielbit uuf's
beitimmtclte erflGrt babe, oaB er tein
@anoioat fir Oas slmt oes Rraiibens
ten isi.
- 9ia6 benz letten Seri6t Der
@eiunSbsitsbsbOroe in Gan SranciscO
iinO buielbit bis iest i'm @ansen
73 PsriOueu un Der Ssulcnpeit ertranft,
46 iiub seltOrbcn, II ais sebeilt ent'
laHsn, uno 10 befiuoen ii6 nod unter
Sebanolung.
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Sbeuere Warfen q m m :
Die Sirma Stdnlep 9ibbons
In 2onbon bat bic tpeItberiibmte Mars
tenIammlung bon s. 8reitfub, bic uIs
bic brittbeite unb oIIItGnbisis Der
0elt gilt, fir $4,000 (f1 = &.86)
getauft. Dor mebrsren Sabren bate
greitfuB Elm rufiiides @nsebot bon
f33, 900 ausgef6lagen.
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9IIUIIt11.

$50, TrduIein, bier 1T fir Ssbn
pfennis gnsIifdpflaiter. ST fonit
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The Oakes times., 1907-06-06

Temperance Commissioner Murray is
out of job and Edward G. Patterson
goes free, is the end Of the fight
against the latter at Bismarck. On
the fight made against the unconstitu-
tionality of the temperance commits
sioner law by one of Patterson's at
torneys the supreme court handed down
an opinion, holding that the Legislature
had no right to enact a law that would
conflict with the duties imposed on othe,
officers by the constitution, and there
is inherent in the people the right te
choose the officials by whom their lawl
are to be administered. The knock out
of this law will be pleasing to those
people who are opposed to the enforce
ment Of the prohibitory law, but loca
sentiment seems to have always ruled
in this regard anyway.
The Oakes times., 1907-06-06
Ashley Wins a Bride.

Alden (Minn.) Advance: It is with
pleasure that the Advance this week
announces the coming marriage Of Miss
Harriet, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Burton Of this place and Mr..
Edward s. Ashley Of Minneapolis on
Saturday, June 9Th. The wedding will
be quiet affair, only the relatives be-
ing present. After the ceremony the
young couple will leave for Minnea-
polls and later for Oales, North Da-
kota, where they will make their
home for time at least.
Miss Harriet is so well and favor
ably known here that comment at
this time is unnecessary. Mr.. Ashley
is a knight Of the grip and one Of the
promising young men Of North Da-
kota who succeeded in captivating
Miss Burton while she was in North
Dakota about year ago.. The Ad-
vance, with many others, extend con-
gratulations.
The Oakes times., 1907-06-06
Notice of School Election.

Special District-Annual Election.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
third Tuesday in June, being June 18th,
A.. D. 1907, an annual election will
be held at school, house in the special
school district Of the city of Cakes,
county of. Dickey, state Of North
Dakota, for the purpose Of electing the
following members Of the board Of
education: M
Two members to serve for term Of
three years to succeed ]. H. Coulter
and A. G. Ramharter.
The polls will be opened at g O'Clock
q. M, and closed at four o clock p. M,
Dated at oakes this 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1907. q
BY order Of the board of education.
w. s.. Wickersham, Clerk.
The Oakes times., 1907-06-06

President Roosevelt is not yet en-
tirely satisfied in the way Of railroad
legislation and in his indianapolis
speech on Memorial day he further
outlines his policy. In nutshell he
wants to see interstate roads under the
direct supervision Of the government,
he wants to see stock jobbing and
speculation divorced from the business
end, he wants the roads run that all
around-the roads and the public may
have a square deal. There does not
appear to be anything revolutionary in
this. It will only act against those
who are bent on dishonest business
and who want to prey on the good in,
tentions of the public. Roosevelt has
the up-to-date way of going after q
thing. When he gets new idea he
takes it directly to the public and it is
usually so honest and so logical that
the people can not help but endorse it.
The campaign is about to be opened
for another presidential campaign and
there is no doubt but the policies as
outlined at Indianapolis will be among
the leading questions. It is well t.
bring up the matter at this time Sc
that it can be thoroughly agitated be
fore the people are called to pass upor
it. The only trouble we see ahead viii
be getting the railroad presidents t.
get in line with the people on tn
subject.
The Oakes times., 1907-06-06
EllendaIe win Celebrate.

The advertising committee writes
The Times from Glendale as follows:
Will you please give notice in your
local columns that Glendale will cele-
brate the Fourth Of July in appropriate
form. All kinds of amusements will
be furnished and no pains or expense
spared to make it celebration worth
attending. The usual sports and
amusements will be furnished such as
horse races, ball games, bowery dance,
street attractions, etc. Glendale is
going to get up grand celebration
and wants everybody to know it in time
to prepare to be here on the Fourth.