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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

s'ruction work, in any given district. ir
respective OF its character, would be
placed under one head, the necessary
authority having been received from
the. Secretary OF War for the transfer
Of duties AZ between departments, re
quired by executive order OF Jan. 6,
1908. The reorganization was desira
BILE because the work Of the divisions
OF building construction and munici.
pal engineering had reached stage
where the continuance Of separate divi.
sions for handling the work was IN.
warranted. and was facilitated by the
consent and approval Of the chief SAM.
tary officer 20 have the sanitary en-.
Einccring work hitherto performed by
his department done by the canal con.
struction forces In accordance with
plans aud on data prescribed and fur.
nishcd by the department Of santa.
ti0u.
"A further advantage sought by the
reorganization was the establishment
Of . more uniform wage scale. and TO
secure II the organization was put on
an imperSonal basis by fixing the post.
tons needed 10 properly execute the
work and the salary that each position
should carry. To the positions thus
found necessary tho available person.
mel was fitted NO far a. possible.
ITO accomplish the objects sought.
the zone was divided into three parts.
each Of which In to constitute = divis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05
NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER AT
UNION STOCK YARDS IN Denver
oENvERs NEW COLISEUM OPENED WITH NATIONAL


The Coliseum just being completed the Union Stock Yards
Denver be known National Amphtheater This
distinguish the Amphheater Chicago
Denver building to be formally opened the public with the big
National Stock Show and Horse Fair during January
This has be of the
and will attract thousands people Denver from parts the
country The building completion will complete
about 100000 oval shape contains seating capacity
5000 people with standing for The
surround large wherein stock be shown There
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catarrh Cannot Be Cured

9TH LOCAL APPLICATIONS ns they tanI,, rs<n
The scaS OF the d>carr. Catauh II blood ,suSst
tutionai dscas-. and In order you ,p,es
internal remeSiFs. Halls CAtkrrh Cure N tAbsn -
tesnaily. and acts directly upon the blood
suffacsa Halls CatArrh Cure y not Gua,s isssA
ene u wAs prescribed by OF the best pL,sit
n thh country for years and . regular Ursr,rigtss
u b composed OF the best tobics Known, eGahks6
with The best blood purlncrs acting directly shs
mucous surfaces. The perfect eombinat,on ~ re
two Ingredients " what produces such vohd,,fE' -
suits la curing raiArrh. Send for tsstitas,ls tree
.. J. CHENEY CO. Props. Tos.jS O
Sold BY Drugststn. price iSc.
Iskc Halls Family pills for col, tiD.ttn
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05
CANAL COMMISSION
REPORTS RAPID PROGRESS

The annual report OF Lieut.. Col. G.
W. Cocktails. chief engineer Of the 18th.
milan canal commission. gives In detail
the progress OF the work on the inter.
ocean waterway. The report says, In
part:
The membership OF the commission
continued without change during the
year. Early In June Mr.. jackson Smith
rendered his resignation. effective
Sept. Is. 1905. and entered upon . two.
months leave Of absence. beginning
July 18th. Lieut. Col. II. r. Hodges.
corps Of engineers. U. 8. A.. was ap.
pointed to succeed him. and was as.
signed to duty under the oommission
during the interim: he reported for
duty on the isthmus July II. 1905.
The executive order Of Jan. 8. 1908.
combined several existing orders and
defined the duties Of the commission
more clearly. transferring to the chair.
man certain details which the order
that Il superseded had delegated TO the
commission.
The Organization Of the department
Of coastructioa and enKineesing 10 Civ.
On IN detail In the last annual report
Of the commlssion. and the several de.
partmsnts and divisions therein out.
lined were continued throughout the
year, except that In consequences Of tho
change n The location u the locks on
the Pacific side. the Pacific division oi
locks and dana Vas substituted for the
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NEWS FROM WARRINGTON.

been appointed messenger In the for.
est service at Denver.
The United States Supreme Court
has decided that the wages OF q sea.
man cannot lie garnisheed.
M. J. Mcdonald OF Denver has been
appointed stenographer Of the land OF.
flee at Roswell. New Mexico.
A magnificent equestrian statue OF
Gen. Philip H. Sheridan. OF heroic size.
was unveiled at Washington on the
25th ult.
The st. Louis Southwestern Railway
Is placing orders for thlrty-one new
locomotives and thirty.five passenger
cars. the total outlay being 100000.
Chairman Stellwagen Of the inausu.
raj committee has appointed Mai. Gen.
J. Franklin Bell, chief OF staff, U. 8. A.,
to be grand marshal OF the inaugural
parade.
President Roosevelt was present
and made . notable address at the
laying OF tho cornerstone Of the new
home for the colored Y. N. c. A. at
Washington on Thanksgiving Day.
Directions have been cabled TO Ad.
miral Harder commanding the Pacific
fleet ut Manila. u send two vessels to
the Yangste river country. China. the
vessels previously there having gone to
Manila. This step IL taken a. 4 mat.
tor OF precaution.
The plague situation on the Pacific
coast IL said to have greatly improved
within the last month and officials
who hsvs bsen most active In the work
Of suppression arc encouraged to be.
lievs that with continusd vigilance it,
complete eradication IL probable.
The Washington Times. Q oue-cent
evening paper. announces that IT. Sun.
day edition will hereafter appear In
the afternoon instead Of the morning,
at the weekday price. This IL DO.
Sunday afternoon paper In the United
States.
The four offices Of assistant post.
master several viii b abolished, q il.
rector Of posts with seven assistants
provided for. and the entire postal ser.
vice q the United States divided into
fifteen separate dist, . u. II the Bit for
the revision At the postal laws which
10 being prepared BY the Joint postal III.
vestisatton commission 10 passed BY
Congress.
Attorney General Bonaparte has for.
naily Submitted to the Supreme Court
OF The United States his petition for .
writ Of esstiorat 70 the Circuit Court
Of Appeals for the seventh circuit, or.
dssisg ~ Tor review the judgment Of
that court reversing the rulings OF
Judge Lands IL the rebate case
against the Standard Oil Company, IN
which The company was fined 49,.
100000.
The annual report of Postmaster
General Meyer for the fiscal year end
ing June 30. 1909. gives the total ~.
csipts for The year % eisi. al. 9eS, and
expenditures - 500. ISL 80. thereby
showing . deficit Of ois,s7S.331. The
largest n Tie history q the depart.
nest: with - ADDITIONAL Ioss fFcm
fire. burglary, &C., q t37.oss. The
deficit q IN, 4 y estimated. ASaia
Will ssees1 te.eee.eee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05
GENERAL NEWS.

J. P;erpon: Morgan recently paid
S75.00p for rare Chinese rug.
One million turkeys. according to
Thanksgiving staticians. were eaten In
Greater New York on Thanksgiving
day.
A bloody resurrection 10 In progress
in Hayti. Wholesale executions by
both the government and the revolu.
tionistA are reported.
More than 1000 West Virginia coke
ovens In the Norfolk L Western fields.
which have been idle for almost .
year, have Just resumed operations.
The Atlantic battleship fleet, which
lsft Hampton Roads December 36th
last. called from Manila ON the latter
half oi It's world. encircling voyage Dc.
cenbs. LIST.
Il 10 stated that English and Amer.
lean tn plato manufacturers In Lon.
don have formed . combine which
practically will control the Industry
throughout the world.
4 combination Of automobile manu-.
factursrs Of the country. with . capi.
talisatioa Of 5000. 900. 10 reported to
b Contemplated BY J. Pierpont Nor.
gan, the New York fnancier.
More than 81. ooo. 900 have bssn paid
out BY the employee relief funds Of the
Psansylvania railroad system, both
east and west OF Pittsburg. since the
organization Of these dspartnsnts.
The withdrawal Of Timothy L. Wood.
ruff. chairman OF The Republican
state committee. 10 conceded 70 prae.
ideally Insure the election Of Secretary
a STATE Elihu Root 70 succeed Tho0.
- c. Plat % senator from New York.
eAmpsl l. Clemens mark Twaia)
passed Ais ssvsnty.third birthday quiet.
" at he home II Rsdding. Conn.,. No
veaber 3oth. A. was his custom, Mr..
Clemens took his morning ride. passing
the remainder Of the day with bis
household.
The report q an understanding b.
tweea Tie Uaitsd States and Japan.
guasaatssing the integrity Of China
aaA providing for the maintenance Of
~ status quo II the Pacific. was
gyeetsd officially at Berlin with great
SATISFACTION o. likely TO dispose Of ali
reason for cosilict In the Pacific.
J. y. Land. Q Detroit telephone Il.
psst known throughout the country.
has begun the maaufacture Of . device
whjeA viii answer the calls Of tsle.
pAeose whsn Ne party ealjsd 10 out.
Il vi11 repeat twice. 70 saeA cali a the
1Aeo1. aAy message tAe person q.
1ooe1n6 - ~ eallod desires 70 i0port
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CONDEMNED RECORD or THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
sAviMos, DolNos, ACHIEVE.
MENrs, svFFER,Nas, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN NEWS.

The flood In the Cottonwood river
In Oklahoma Sunday is estimated to
have left 5000 people homeless.
The report Of the state mine inspec-
tor shows South Dakota's gold produc-
ton foi last year to have been $780,.
900. which Is the highest In the history
Of the state.
A Los Angeles paper says that DR..
d. X. Pearson, the noted philanthro-
pist. is not in straitened circum-
stances. as was reported. but still has
100000 to give to educational insti-
tutions.
Fred Huyck's motor cycle turned the
Ascot Park oval at Los Angeles Mon.
day in fifty.three seconds for one mile,
which il one second faster than the
worlds record Of fifty.four seconds
that he already held.
Ray Lamphere was convicted OF ar.
Son in setting fire to the building in
which Mrs. Belle Guinness and her
three children were burned at La
Porte. Ind, AID within five minutes af.
ter the verdict the Judge sentenced him
to twenty-one years in the State Pen
itentiary at Michigan City.
Attorneys for Ray Lamphere. who
has begun his term Of imprisonment on
conviction Of arson In connection with
the burning Of the Guinness house. in
which Mrs. Belle Guinness and three
children lost their lives at La Porte
have taken nm appeal to the Indiana
Supreme Court. motion for \ new trial
having been denied.
At Seattle Friday. Hugh Mcmahon.
manager Of the American cafe. and q
well known business man. was muir.
dered in the front yard Of residence
next door to his own home His face
had been battered to pulp. his skull
fractured. and . finger nearly torn of
from which q $500 diamond had been
wasnched. The police believe the muir.
der was the work Of thugs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05
A New Ailment.

A South side four.year-old was not
20 full of mischievousness as usual
what Is the matter. Ethel?' asked
her mother. Aren't you feeling weir
"No'm," replied the little miss. y
dnk there mus be somehng wrong
vii my liver and bacon. "-kabsas
City Times.
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AFFECTING SIGHT.

Cook Ito her friend)-Tbe proposal
that the widower made me was really
very moving. He brought his four
children with him. and they all kDeIt
before me,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

We are natural believers. Truth. a.
the connection between cause and -
feet alone interests us.-Emcrson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

Asu. WiaG1sW's sosAAla9 ays~P.
Yov eAil1pes SsssAag, sofssss The 6vsss. ieassss -
es1osIos, siays -, cssss visA ss.ss. ~ sssAAs
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

Pensions for the heroes Of the cross
we're advocated BY Prof J. w. Zsllss
before The Laymcn's association -
the Central Ohio Methods eosSss.
0AcA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

.Aijea's yeqt.Ease. row Der
sSssssS s.:S.s ~ sss s."s :" . al Srsss's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

omp0stant 70 ooothoso.
Examine carefully every bottle a
CA8TORlA . cafe and sure remedy fog
infants and children, and sec that Ss
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

Lots wife may have boon peppSry
before she turned 70 salt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-05

Friend. what you'd get, nrst CARA
Browning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12

We had an exceptionally large
sale on Bibles last Christmas and
we are better prepared than ever to
supply your wants along that line
this year.
We carry both the Bagster and
Oxford Bibles and buy direct from
the publishers thus insuring our
customers the very best prices
We wish to call special attention
to the
Red Letter Bibles and Testaments
and The Christian Life Bible
The interesting feature about
the Christian Life Bible is that the
Choicest passages from the Bible
referring to the FIVE great themes,
tion,, are brought together each
subject in its own color and under
its own heading, making it the
most helpful and valuable aid to
reading and understanding the
Word produced in generation.
Space forbids our quoting prices,
but we have
Testaments from 25e up;
Bibles soc 10000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12
Sale eddy Bear
BOOKS

Publishers price $50.
Our Special Sale Price. 90
This story starts with Teddy 3
and Teddy G from their mountain
home in Colorado and tells tae.
story in verse of their travels eaSt
tfro' ChicaS9, New York and
Boston. 1t tells of their visits to
school and how they amused and
entertained the children in many
ways.
Printed on good paper and illus
tTations on every page. Pleases
children better than any toy and is
at the same time very instructive
Don't miss this special sale, they
will cost more later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12
Comic Picture Books

These books we're published
to sell at 75c each, but if you buy
at our special ore day sale price
they will cost you only soc.
Intensely interesting to the
children and enjoyed as well by
the older ones.
Buster Brown and His Antics.
Buster Brown and Company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12
opL ~ az

5 z his list comprises about 2007
titles that were published only n
the S so edition I'LL recently, but
our price is only soc each
We have space only to name
a few Of the late additions to this
list.
Roseland at Red Gate, Meredith
Nicholson
Port Of Missing Men, Meredith
Nicholson.
The Lions Share, Octave Than
ct.
Emmy Lou, 6. w Martin.
Lavender and Old Lace, Myrtie
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12

If it is a book worthwhile
It's here. Everything fresh from
the press; everything that artists.
printers, artists and binders have
combined todeck in holiday dress,
everything to char mthe children.
rsat Baoi Bound SOC to $500
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illustrated Gift Books
for your friend or sweetheart
5T F75soea5555 z55isFodI Little Orphan
Bk5amesH aeaF10fisy Anna

Is the new Riley Book for tEle
children, it is similar in style to
the Raggedy Man, last years Ri
ley book. These books are beauti-
fully illustrated, size 1tx12 price
$3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12
Books for Boys and Girls

In the following lists are
some of the best books by well
known writers. Authors whose
works appeal particularly to boys
and girls. The famous Alger
Books
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BOOKS FOR GIRLS
It. L. MEAD)

Excellent books for girls, mic
9TH binding, only SOC.
Daddy's Girl.
DR.. Rumsey's Patient.
Gay Charmer, A
Girl in Ten Thousand, A
Girl Of the People, A
Girls of he True Blue.
Heart of Gold, The
How it All Came About.
Merry Girls of England.
Miss Nonentity.
Palace Beautiful.
Polly, a New Fashion Girl.
Rebels of the School.
Sweet Girl Graduate, A
Very Naughty Girl, A
Wild Kitty.
World of Girls.
Young Mutineers, The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12
The Rivernlan

The Rivern1au
r. Stuart White
Holy Orders,
Marie CorelIi.
The Flower
of the Dusk,
Myrtle Reed.
The Gre at
Miss Driver, AM
thony Hope.
The Guest of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12

Space foFbids, our
naming asconnplete
list of late books,
but the following is.
a select list Of fc-
ton most in de-
mand. Our motto:
amy Book Pub
Iished, if we don't
have it, we get it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12

MORE ABOUT TEDDY B ana TEDDY G
1t is a sequel to the Roosevelt
Bears and continues with them in
their travels to Washington City.
Be sure and ask to see this book.
1t is sure to interest you.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12

Mai orders recefDe careful and
prompt attention
The Little Brown Jug, Meredith
Nicholson
The Lure of the Msak,, Harold
McGratF1.
The Firing Line, Robert Cham
bers.
The Testing of Diana Mallory,
Mrs. Humphry Ward.
Mr.. Crews Career, Churchill
The Fly on the Wheel, Thurston
The Man From Broadway, Nc
Cutcheon.
The Circular Staircase, Rinehart
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-12
re osf pllld1 Fiction

Lewis Rand, Mary Johnson
Trail Of the lonesome Pine,
John Fox
The Silver Butterfly, Woodrow
Little Brother Of the Rich, Pat
terson.
The Money Changers, Sinclair
The Post Girl, Booth.
Peter, f. Hopkins Smith.
The Fair Mississippian, Grad
dock.
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printed on good paper, large, Gle;
type and bound in cloth. on
Is cents each.
Adrift in the City.
Andy Grants Pluck.
Bob Burton
Bound to Rise.
Brave and Bold.
Boys Fortune, A
Charlie Codman's Cruise.
Chester Rand.
Digging for Gold.
Do and Dare.
Facing the World.
Frank and Fearless.
Franks Campaign.
Frank Hunters Peril.
Hector's Inheritance.
Helen Ford.
Helping Himself.
Herbert Carter's Legacy.
In a New World.
Jacks Ward.
led, the POOR F1ouSe BOY.
Testers Luck.
Luke Walton.
Only an Irish Boy.
Paul Prescott's Charge.
Paul, the Peddler.
Phil, the Fiddler.
Risen From the Ranks.
Rupert's Ambition.
Sans Chance.
Shifting for Himself
Sink or Swim.
Slow and Sure.
Store Boy, The
Strive and succeed.
Strong and Steady.
Struggling Upward.
Telegraph Boy, The
Try and Trust.
Wait and Hope.
Walter Sherwoods Probation
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Quesnay, Booth TalIeington.
Publishers Price $50, our
price SIPS, call us, either phone
or by mail
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Home
Again
With Me

This is Riley uniform with An Old Sweet
heart of Nine and attractive every particular Hlustra-
tedin coors by Chris There 42 Illustrations color
and they represent the best work the artist has done years
AS holiday present tribute Of good taste TO both the
gfver and recipient. Price, besed, $500
~..4~,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-18

-. son, outclassing in modishness and
popularity leghorns, Milans. Tuscans
or any of the other summer bratds.
| The Misses Pickens will snow at their
midsummer opening Wednesday a
| mats.
Mrs. w. e. Heatherly and Mrs. G..
Lis club Thursday afternoon at Mrs.
Heatherly's home, 325 Clay street.
X
The Orphans Home association will
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
home. The meeting was postponed
requested to be present.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Christian Bowman of st. Paul,
Mimi, is the guest of her son, Mr..
Clarence S. Bowman, and Mrs. Bow
man.
Mr.. Bert Curry and Mr.. George
peka, the former with his mother.
Mrs. Cornelia Curry in Highland
Park and the latter with his aunt.
Mrs. S. E. Sheldon, at the Copeland.
Bessie Campbell are visiting Mrs. T.
w. O'Mara in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Spielman have
returned from Kansas City where
their marriage took place last Mon
day. -ai-
Mrs. L. B. Kellogg of Emporia, is
the guest of her son, Mr. Charles
Kellogg, and of Mrs. Kellogg for the
city federation reception and meeting
today and tonight and will go to Man
haitian tomorrow for the state meet
ing.
Mr.. Bayard Whitney of Kansas City
spent Sunday in Topeka.
Mrs. Frank Moss and her little
daughter Of st. Marys are guests of
her mother, Mrs. o. H. Guibor
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver have
returned to Kansas City after a visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
McCIintock.
Miss Alice Meade and Miss Mabel
Skinner will return to college at
home of Miss Meade's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Meade.
Wichita Beacon: Mr.. Roy Allen of
New York city. is visiting at the
home of his mother Mrs. J. p. Allen.
Mcpherson of Kansas City spent Sun
day in Kansas City.
Mr.. Thomas L. King spent Sunday
in Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. John Clark Harmon has re-
turned from Excelsior Springs where
Mrs. c.. c: Baker Of Lathrop, Mo.
Baker, 709 Topeka avenue.
Madame Sigrid Lunde Souther,
teacher Of voice at Washburn college,
accompanied by Miss Helen Hoge-
boom, will leave Topeka June for
Philadelphia, where they will sail
June 6 for Europe. They will spend
some time with relatives Of Madame
Souther at Christiania, Norway
Mr.. Max Wilhelm of Lawrence,
was in Topeka in his touring car
Friday, returning that night accom-
panied by his sister. Miss Nell Will
helmf, teacher Of German in the high
school who spent Sunday at her home
in Lawrence.
Miss Dorothy Wilson will leave the
CITY of Mexico where she has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Claude
Marsh Butlin, for some time, to-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-18

saw something Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shellabarger, and went about with
them considerably. They expect to be
in Paris most Of the summer. and then
will go to Berlin for year. Mrs.
Sh ellabarger is devoting herself to the
study of French, and in her zeal is al
most oblivious to the delights Of the
Paris shops. During her travels
through Japan and the Orient MISS
Nellis collected some beautiful and IN
teresting pieces of jewelry. One ring
made for her by one of the expert gold
workers of Japan is in the form of the
dragon of Japan, twisted twice around
her finger. The eyes are tiny dia-
magnificent ruby. 1t is hand carved
and so delicate is some Of the work ON
it that only magnifying glass reveals
its full beauty.
The Clio club will have a picnic sup
per Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cav, 1921
Fillmore street, followed by an evening
meeting which will close the clubs
sessions for this season.
X X
Emporia Gazette: Mrs. D. F. Longe-
necker entertained at cards Monday
afternoon for Mrs. w. H. Eastman OF
Topeka. The out of town guests were
Mrs. Francis Brogan of Omaha, Mrs.
William Postlethwaite of Colorado
Springs, Mrs. McBrlQe OF Kansas City,
Mrs Kittie Church of Chicago, and
Mrs. E. A. Beecher Of Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T.o------ wish to
announce their secret marriage which
was solemnized by the Rev. Isaac Nc
Rea of the Congregational church.
Havelock, a suburb of Lincoln. Neb.,
4, 1905. Mrs. Lowrey was
Miss Hazel Richeson of II West
Adams, Lawrence. and was student
of the Kansas university and a oradu-
ate of the art class '07. They have
been making their home at the Cor
dova hotel, Kansas City, since the first
of the year. Mr.. Lowrey is a commits
sion broker and land owner in Ne
braska, Colorado and Missouri.
X X X
The Current Literature club will
meet with Mrs Otto Kiene, 1912 West
Sixth avenue, Tuesday afternoon In
place of at the home Of Mrs. L. L.
Kiene, as has been announced.
X X
White chip is the material par ex-
cellence for midsummer hats this sea-