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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Complaint Was msde 10 the state
board ~ medical examiners fhis ar
tefnoon BY chief NappsnaielH
against the deetors connected van
five 81 the so-ealled medical insu-
tutss Witch are operating in seattle.
These Named are pf Clarke Mod
teal institute. state Medical inst
itute. Enalinh Medical Institute.
scott Medical institute and j. fee.
alleged chinese doctor located ia
sne Phoenix hotel
uproot All Fskiss.
This action means that q cen-
esfiea aeti0n l. 10 Be made D. the
state board and fhe puilta to
aleuta cat lhe eeiia Of meal-
sal Institutes which have been
sxpessa Is The Star Evidence ain
VIII b. secured ne fast a. possible
ilcsuser revoked ~ TIE board here
the evidence warrants. and tire al
legged specialists prosecuted II shss
Persist % practising after licenses
are revoked.
Employing eapneFe a. secure
Hsiisnfs il the violation sf las
charged against the doctors BY
ehief Weppensteiu. The vxidsnee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
GROG SHOPS TO
BE SHUT DOWN

sssf - tawu rsxusea. arsorsiinE t.
fh# astsftu b41l pas@ed hY the late
legislature. Thls win Fensofe lf1anf
saik eas~a
1'hs usxt step usil - tns yvvoca-
tiun - the licenses ot Eaaees witch
are hsaswn a. the haunss u the laws
less eienent % the eamnnniiys
aF xandervssf said today
Z tsase repeatedly ash the com.
rHlssaoaeFa 10 use little better
tudTFsent Is The granting % saloon
iieeflaes hns 80 far without effect
Ia rssfne parts n The eounty tl~re
ts tsse saloan for every S people.
as n kavsnadnle Ths result has
bsaa a. epidemic 81 crime. u
ahlfh the recent Milling u Dnxia
tsoeln BY John Fraser Ia The tat.
tstf efow shop IL but one Of a
nafAbtF.
4 ais thoroughly disKus;sd. and
intahd 10 take steps sn my power
20 4sdacs the number Of these
ersf shops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
BABY BORN
ON TRAIN

When TIE Northsfn Pacific Nest
buusa nesriand pnlisa insn tse
rnlon aspot this morning ~
ofelosk u carried passenger Nhp
waa ieea than an hour cid. A Dem
scr wensan. the faarEted aauEfteF
az a weEl knawn Seattts sfiprusy
uaa The mother - shs child. which
vas born alsertiy before ths train
reached seattle. The smother wAs
carefully ssrasd b fellow pas~eu-
grfe 81 hsr gwn ser. and beth
mother sad rissld arr aolns nicely
sedaY. Thsf we're removed 20 shs
srandfatheF's hotne. near the uni
vsrnlty Al ths lmtters ufssut re-
quest M NAMES vii BE- mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

President Roosevelt Is prophet
OF seattie's future. according 10
senator Samuel " Piiss. who a..
rived from Washington early this
morning
Recently I presented Mr.. and
Mrs GreenwaA. of South Bend.
wash. 10 the president said The
senator. ~Mr. GfeenwaY WIS tel.
ina the president Of the remarkable
development % Washington aud
mentioned the growth Of Seattle.
The president spoke up IN his en-
erEeiie way
Seattle u going - be a View
York or Chicago That Is settled
The president Is perfectls ain.
eerr Ie has visited Seattle aud
believes it will be one II the great
cities of the country
Washington has already forgot
Ten about the Roosevelt Hartman
Incident. according 60 the senator
Though there vas considerable
comment NJ the time. the incident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

President George Harrison Of
Feaefal union 1857 Of the Amerl.
cas Fedcration Of Labor. g. in re-
ceipt 81 the follovfag esbleeram
from Fairbanks. Alaska:
Phrase pseNcu iauorefa from
being decoyed In here. Strike ~
mminont
Sighed ARTHUR PHELAN, Sec"
Tho message refers 10 mine Ia
horers who have for some time
hean at outs with their employees
In the Tanana district The com.
munication will be submitted 10 the
local union.
several attempts have recently
been made Ia Seattle aud Portland
10 get men for work around Fair
banks. presumably FOR strike
breaking purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
DRESS DOES NOT
AFFECT MORALS

great deal TO do with peoples
morals. that Is sensible clothes OF
the ordinary and universal Kind as
the everyday person wears Peo-
pie donned clothes In the first
place, | imagine. TO keep warm, to
protect the body. and because they
loved To adorn themselves. and not
because OF any sudden modesty.
Not only do disagree with tho
statement that clothes are sign
OF moral degeneraoy, but also do |
disagree with the ideas 81 dress re-
formers, who are constantly irving
10 DO away with what Is attractive
Ia dress. I believe in dressing in
n way that ploascs the eve We
should an love the beautiful. and
while there Is exaggeratton IN All
thlugs which results In abuse or
many good principle, think
clothes should be bright pretty
and attractive Just as flowers anu
the beauties OF nature are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
I[ENE'S DRUG BILL
OPPOSED

Mayer Meare said teaas 4
shan be guided ~ the stats taw.
kAsth allows the saie q liquors ~
tisaggiase antY on preaefin fion
frasa = reputable physician
e.hisf - ruiies Wappeusieiu. pu
h@taw askea what course be pro-
rasad IL taks Il the sraiuanee
rasaga. said & wni nrasf TIE ar.
fssf u any drusxist selling liqaors
without prescription haHe
sWnfu 80 tpterre she iaw. snt !
shall eaafiuae - d. So
Many eoaueuraen aa1 other affi.
sfals are opnaasd 20 fhe efainsacr
an drafted ~ NJ keene. bssauss y
eeaid perrnis the aais - whisky and
other li4noFn sxeept hs~f wsfhaat
q liquor iissnsr. ara would pxfmit
the ala q WHISKY ~ Sunday ~
atuz rgefeN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Elijah Smith. defauitins cashier
OF the Bank of Maita ~ Helena.
Mont. who vas arrested last night
AZ INTERPLAY ~ James r uye. of
the National pinksrton Detective
agency. admits partial guilt. hut
says that others higher up must
take most 81 the blame for the
banks losses Smith disappeared
last September. leaving his accounts
short 90 the amount Of $1,000. Since
then detectives have been on his
trail. The United States Fidelity
aud Guarantee company Of halts.
more we're his boBdamcn. and paid
his shortage
A. the county fall TODAY Smith
vas In a ioviai vein aad talked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
PLAYER
ARRIVES

Eddie Hickey, tho former LITTLE
Rock infieldor who will play third
base for Seattle this summer, ar
rived this morning II the weather
Is warm Hickey will break into tho
game tomorrow With Everett BIN
Hurley. nugdalc's former first base
man. PLAYED with Hickey for two
years aud says he Is one Of the best
men nj the third cushion now play
ing in tho minor leagues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
olvg LAND FoR WIDE MING
THg STREETS ON BLUFF,

Nany property owners along
Twenty eighth az west from sic.
Graw TO W 6aler SITS. q distance
az 10 blocks. have donated from
three to Is feet of their property
ln order to bring about the street
widening and improvements plan.
ned on Magnolia Bluff This VII
DO aHay 18th the necessity Of con.
damnation proceedings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
DENNY HILL OWNERS MEET.

A meeting Of the property own
ers in the vicinity of Denny Hill.
the site OF the old Washington ho-
tel. IS being held at the Chamber
OF Commerce this afternoon, dis
cussing plans II the Denny hill
regrade aud particularly consider.
ing the extent Of territory that win
be benefited by this work Sc that
the assessments can be satisfactor-
lis arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
AID ASKED
lsoripps telegraph sorvles.l

ST PETERSBURG. April Ia
The premier today asked parlia-
moni 20 appropriate 81 100000 90
relieve the famine IN southern Rus
STA.
Tho American ambassador has
given $4,000 collected by the Ameri.
can Red Cross society, the only
other American contribution being
$3.50 from man named Ffynaki, OF
davenport. Ia. q native Of Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
TROUBLE I'M
SIGHT

Ailhoagh HsltkAF the stirling
tailoFa or their employers are ~
inE much regarding the ssftkc a.
nation. which remains unehanxna,
gheY are both aetsFmtnsd not %
Yield. aud Developments Of interest
are expected MandaY Then the
shops Of J n CnnninEhNua. q y
Daun aud irxing q Caunon wils b
eioead 10 a ioekoai. L lbs iatleFs
stu demand an Increase II ~ per
ernt. and h i also pfs,baele that
strikebreakers wtil be urdefea eent
frora she National Taiiors Pfotse.
live association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

/. e,..s calhsua. health oi''sss
4. 80. ~ 4 sensgle. ~lll IN the
-. iansakssate q = sic''i
"a 4 eap<cfs 20 Eseath u
~ sfiecslsensss q ne
"a ,1..sssnsaa ami whieh vii
VI ! ! hrxe extent vita
..~s.. ana earolssens~s
80 hAs existed ae until
4. go <haFKea # s1lieitlnk
= ..'-,'1. 4 hFsee fot ncElect
Made aEainst Quar-
n. f<>e~s Neklsv, are eouies
.zasles teF o. Calhoun :
NJ ssesft oaliY.
!. n.lsaaa xlIl eompel every
80 xs.ahef ~ b. . SEVERAL
.s.,x .sa@esm. = milk lasps'e
- laspx<kor. ! plnuihihs
-, * ; special lnspeetef e
80 d usAka oat . written r.
sxAst ) has done caeh dat
.s4<s ssqorss after suinz
- AZ ksn.ls u tbs head ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
NO INDICTMENTS
ARE RETURNED

vas Resumed this afternooa. The
prosecutors declare there is 90
trulh In Raefs statement that be
has an affidavit fr0m a person rm.
plaYed - the prosecution 70 Ert
statements from thc talesnaen Nith
the idea o. dieqaallfying them from
assfins as jurors.
To 70 noun nothihR was heard
from Toledo IN regard 90 The en-.
peeted capture ~ netwissf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
ESCAPE: THE
FLAMES

lSeFseps Telegraph serstce.l
SAN FRANCISCO. April IA
fire ~hleA threatened the new
eirhss,ofy tlamlsn hotel early thls
metning. destroyed the bullaiag %.
boininR Il i.easanworth aud Eddy
nts u il believed 81 - the wurk
Of an lncrnalary Two hundred
guests we're aaleep In the hotci AZ
the time. mt ali aefs ~ aksngd ~
the night clerk. The hotel eas
oplY AilghtlF damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Ths nenbss 81 natosna IN ths un-
Incorporated erctEana - King
ce4nty wfn soon b. rcdsrea. ae-
cesdiug 70 prrasy rrostsatln9 A..
suFnsf vandefveer
The inaisrfifniHats granting 81
ltauor liesnnes ~ thn beard q
eoantY commissioners. lsscepeeti ss
~ the character 81 the applicant.
has feeuitea " aisse ~ the wcfes
character srsinsins 40 ~ over ths
county.
The beginning q fhe eisanup wlfl
be wade BY having the licenses If
al saloons iarnted wiihln one mils
q the limits - any Incorporated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
EXPORT JAPANESE
LABORERS

Eleven Japanese iaberers who ar.
rived In Tacoma BY the Oriental
liner fremont. viii be deported 10
their native country by the same
vessel The fremont sails tomor
ron evening
AFTER July ] the possibility Of
violating the contract labor law
will be even more remote than az
the present tlmc. Chief Sargent Of
the local Bureau " immigration
said today I'm reference to the above
case The new law passed by
congress will go into effect on That
date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
WOULD sEAuTlfv SEATTLE

J. II White. Of the real estate
firm Of } H. White a Co. Is agl-
tatine campaign TO beauuify Sc.
attic. lie suggests that tue eNs
annie of Kansas City. Mo- be fol
loved. In giving prizes to be dis
ffibuted By committees for the
most attractive lawns aud general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
tssrIpes rslsaraph ssr.Iss.l

NEW YORK. April Hilary X.
ThaN aaYs he BE- hopeful Of being
admitted to haii Attorney Deimaa
Waited the Toinba this morning.
aud b. waa the only attorney call.
iag on ThBw
D.Inaaa zaid he aas stu ThaN s
counsel The two Nefe eioseted Tor
threeausrterr 81 an hour. and u
looked ike thes had strenuous
time. Delmas refused 20 talE sbout
his lsoNaibie retention.
ThaN passed restless night tie
xas 40 early this morning aud resd
the. papers. bet refused 10 tslk.
Eveiyn Thau II almost = wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

has become political history and
no longer exeites interest," said the
senator. Washington Is getting
used 10 Wall 81. sensations and
does not pay particular attention
IN them any more Doubtless the
Incident created more comment
throughout the country than Ia
Washington.
s'The president Is as strong as
ever in Washington. lie has the
confidence OF official circles.
mo. have not noticed much
friction between him and the senate.
Some senators have disagreed with
him. but they always got together
in the end and fixed Up their dit
fercnees.
4 think Roosevelt would be re-
elected. " he ran again. but ! do
not thlnk he will be a candidate.
In bis talk TO me and TO others. he
has said that his position on the
subject Of nomination for third
term Is unchanged. do not think
that Mr. Roosevelt desires a third
term. The duties Of the president
are very irksome and ! think he
wishes q rest The speculation as
10 What he will do in the future is
rs wide In Washington as In other
parts OF the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
ALLEGED roRcEa ~
BROUGHT BACK,

Arthur Collins. charged ~tih
fofrlne tbs name 81 John W.
Hughes. deceased. 20 deed FOG ~
ceres u land and attempting 20 sell
Il Go : ifcal dealer. and later ~
rested in Spokane. VS. bfuuxhs 70
Seattle last night - Detective
Tennanf. collins vas placed 10
The cuunty pail He Is a carpenter
BY trade aud 81 - years II age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Nsimsf ne father u Il
saz YESTERDAY Afternoon
- g @re - Gaya IN me
Fp b Iuaxe Gordoa To-
- Hife salt for divorce
y ~ supersor court ~
9. : : - hashaad vas safelg BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
ADVERTISE
FAIR

The officials q the A-Y p. expo.
sitiou are informed today b. on
Gals Of the passenger department
~ the Northern Pacific road that
ab. eco copies ~ q ncw folder al
vertlainR the exposition have Just
been Issued for distribution In the
east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
WILL CLEAN
/ OUT OFFICE
Owe BOND TO APPEAR.

+ Lumharlo and HIS wife. Alhlno
Lnmbsrdo. arrested on charge of
selling lianor without license.
gave bond today Ia the sum Of 800
each for their appearance neat
Tuesday afternoon before Judge
John y. Carroll. a change % yenae
having heea granted from judge
Gondunn court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
No BLAME
FOR LABOR

nERKELEY, Cat. April i3--ln
an address 10 the students Of The
University 81 california Yesterday.
4sneV nut the blame Of municipal
roitcnners on the merchant class
ana corporations. lie said the labor
element could not be held rcsponsl-
Die for the results OF the election OF
Sehmitx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
WILL. HAVE
MORE CARS
n. p. HOPES TO FURNISH 80
pER CENT OF WHAT MILLS
WANT RVS SEASON.

According 70 Seattle officials 81
the Northern Pacific. - uew loco.
motives are On their waF Wuss
Thia read wsn abs last year -
give % pr cent Of the ears needed
hy the saund mills. and expects 90
give 50 per cent of ths ears needsd
this ss,aanp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

= ~ lazs.s hfe ghs before ~
.sM Ant xHxfrae eusaaigtes iAsi
~ y ce4ne1easa kesae. q ~
rsAs RAss frsustinr ths sais q
81 - y opfsz<a r. m s'sa.
- II nAmsi ~ thai a,ssiF
~ ~ Msxrs M@e
y =-.eza ~ sae os9aflfiar e
~ xse4 allae fhs sale 81 d.
ee -ssneed BY ghs pAssnsa
sAzs 4 M tinlsssl States ~ Rad
- sshpst . rses rfpgiou tbs
~ astsksn raase Ia thk ardls
- j aAslgrd beers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
PROMINENT CLUB WOMEN
Ann HuwANE SOCIETY
WORKERS SAY CLOTHES 90
NOT PRODUCE IMMORTALITY.

Or Fanny Leake Cummings.
prominent In women'E affairs OF
thls city. does not agree with Mrs.
o n. james. who in her sensation.
al paper read before a women
club In Detroit. called clothing a
sign OF degeneracy. and the wear.
ing Of u inductyc Of immortality
"Unclothed people" Mrs. James
said" accustomed TO see the hu-
man body nude. are less vicious
than clothed nations. among whom
clothing adds allurement @ the
mystery OF the body
nr. Cummings when seen this
morning said
Il do not think clothes have a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

<nsss Tsl<ersps ssrvies.
~ FRANCISCO. April Il III
+ zEstehls ihaz theEs eli b.
NV &ketmeass II shis aftsFaanns
11lea Il ~ kFxnd jafy Action
"a - - pn~spaand 81 TIE Los
1ziAa fspme;srs q the Home
feu5zzax c. uasll nexi seek
ha<A warrants Ill Be- lssnei
4 - ~ - laflctsa msa
- pclles graf Investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
rRlFp TO seLL GOODS.

John Sheppard was arrested By
Detective Adams while trying to
sell four Bzors 10 pawnbroker
this morning. The fazors were
identified as stolen property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
BIG DEAL

(Seripps Telegraph SerVieeo
CHICAGO. April tS-The clear
ing house committee is this after
noon considering the demand of
81. 100000 by the stockholders of
the Walsh roads for the property.
IN offer of S20.0o0.000 has been re-
ceived from the New York Central.
II IS stated that the deal viii be
Consummated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
RECEIVER FOR c. n.

ST. PAUL. Apr; y The com.
plaiat IN the suii % G. ". Nenncr,
= shareholder ~ the GREAT North.
eru railroad. has been filed in which
received Is asked for the Great
Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
- officer Calhoun Stirred BY niece Case
nj c+t Rid Of Incompetent Inspectors---To En-
s,,, pules Concerning Restaurants.

tpecs0r. viii be carefully examined
ny nr Calhoun himself Or Cal
hoan said to-day
= know that eOuo nCn are
Sinking. ana | lntcnd 20 set rid of
these who afr not iolnk their
4uty
4 know that there IL goinE IA
be considerable hucktng "a this ~.
port system. hut system thcrc must
b.. n the health II Seattle il Ia be
Faarded
Must Clean Dishes.
"a Calhoun has determined that
the ordinances ia references 20 re.
taaranfs and bakeries shall here.
after he more strictly enforced. Ne
has discovered that In many Of the
restaurants. kitehvns and bakeries
cnly one slak 4 toaad. aud that
dishes and vessels used IN serving
foad after h0iak used. Instead Of
bsiux rtnsei and eieanmed as 70
qulfcd b. the Beard u Health
raies. arv allowed 20 dry IN a
greasy condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
YERkEs RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON. y. C., April Ia
John w Ycrkess commissioner OF
internal revenue. resigned today to
practice law IN this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

surroundings Of Seattle homes. lie
suggests that some OF the leading
business men Of the city should
start the enterprise by offering
such prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
SEATTLE A NEW YORK
OR A CHICAGO"
paFetnrnT soosFvflT

ROOSEVELT TELLS SENATOR
PILES THAT sEATTLE.s ~
ruRE rs AssueEo-sENAToR
SAYS HARTMAN ROW DIDN'T
HURT The PRESIDENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
EVEL YIN THAW is
WRECK TODAY

today. She has taken the disagree
ment worse than the others The
other women OF the family have
recovered from the shock
II Is said that Thaw'k attorneys
all 60 TO another county and seek
q writ 81 habeas corpus ordering his
release under bail
Attorney Peabody. saying that be
spoke uith ThaW'E authority, says
there plll be no change in the at
tOfneYs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Low RESORTS AND hAuNTs
or CRIMINALS THROUGHOUT
COUNTY MUST co--PnosE.
cUToR VANCOUVER POINTS
OUT LAW WHICH Will re.
MOVE MARY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

ROME. April ia Blair Thaw.
HARMS halt brother. SAYS II has
always been bis opinion that Harry
xas insane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
State Sotiety
Continued from Page 2
EP RAIN.

Louis Telle Cannon Of the Cannon Bros.
Salt Lake, was In Ephraim Thursday. He
consulted with the board Of school trus-
tees relative to the proposed plans for the
new school building.
Daniel Olson returned the first part of
the week from trip to Montana.
Miss Anna Porter of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. F. Murray.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tanner, who has been spend
ing the summer with relatives in this city,
returned to her home in Salt Lake Tues
day.
Postmaster A Hanson attended the
postmasters convention at Manti this
week.
Forest Supervisor A. W. Jensen spent
the week inspecting the reserve range
near Thistle.
H. P. Larsen was Salt Lake visitor the
first of the week.
James Anderson and family of Helper
are visiting relatives in the city
Mrs. G. w. Peterson returned this week
TO her home at Ammon, Ida.
Mrs. Mabel Crawford of Bingham is Wis
iting her parents inethe city.
Mrs. p. C Peterson. jr., visited her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlings of Provo,
this week.
Lawrence Peterson returned Tuesday
from his visit TO Richfield.
Oliver Dorius came home from Butte,
Mont, Tuesday.
AIr and Mrs John Dorius of Salt Lake
! were guests of Daniel Anderson and fam
lily Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Larsen is in Salt Lake, the
guest of State Treasurer James Chris
| tianson's family.
Mrs c. Jensen has gone to st. Paul,
! Mimi, to spend the summer with rela-
! tives.
John Sorenson was a Manti business Wis
/ itOr this week.
George Taylor returned home from Wyo-
ming this week.
! Ira Anderson OF Helper is visiting
| friends IN Ephraim-
| Mrs. Dorcas ChristiansOn left for Salt
/ Lake Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
| Edwin DoTius.
| p. Jensen entertained Sunday evening in
| honor OF Farley P. Christensen of Salt
Lake. A large number Of friends were
present.
| Lou Burton of Nephi was in Epbraim
/ this week in the interests of the Black
/ Hawk reunion convention, to be held al
4 Nephi this month.
/ Mrs George Taylor of Ogden is visit
/ ing her mother, Mrs. George Quinn OF
| Ephraim.
| Mrs. Rowan Henry of Manti was ar
Ephraim visitor Thursday.
| Orsen Rasmussen was home from Ell
/ shore this week
| Mrs. George Quinn entertained at dinner
| in honor of Mrs. Sadie Taylor of OgdeT
! Tuesday afternoon
| Mrs Geneve Morgan of Salt Lake is
| visiting with her sister, Mrs. ]. b. Jen
| sen.