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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-08

Totals. .76o 72S mi otals.... 1877 915 $50
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sEMI-FINALs TONIGHT.

The semi-inal heats of the three-mile
amateur handicap will be decided at the
Olympic Park roller skating rink tonight.
In the first heat will be John Kirkbride,
B. Schoefeld and c. Lanebein; in the
second heat Herman H.. A. Schmidt, jr..
v. McManus and G.. Smith; in the third
heat f. Delaney, f. Durkin and H.. Tombs.
two men will qualify In each heat, leav-
ing the six fastest skaters to decide the
final Sunday night.
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NEW YORK A. c.
CLINGS TO
LEAD
Defeats Jersey City BOWlers
in Athletic League and
Rolls 1885 Score
TEAM STANDING.

New York and Jersey City, which were
in the four-team tie for first place in the
Athletic League, FLASHED last night on the
Manhattanites' alleys. The winged-foot
aggregation, though starting off poorly,
got away with two out of three games and
held Its position in the standing. The
Skeeters, on the other hand. fell back to
a tie for fourth place, sharing the position
with Roseville, New York came within a
pin of equaling the league record In the
final game. The team rolled 1,035 and
might rave approached the LOO mark but
for a slump by Arnold. who trailed with
$50. The other four bowlers had scores
above the double century mark. Following
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Totalg. 299 800 9o al Tota1s
~ ~ TUfdTs-.oVV o1T on
THREE FOR PROTECTION.

A clean sweep was scored by the Pro-
lection bowlers in the Odd Fellows
League series with the Eurekas last night
on the Tuxedo alleys. The scores:
PROTECTION. EUREKA.
Deuchler .160 40 IlolT. Gardner.125 l6 l01
Kohn ..,...l29 Isl B3fSkellinger ..1H 81 122
Perry 49,. IS 10 1926. Gardner .116 1874 %
Neubirth ..149 1854 1881 Young IL. .11o ia 1856
Chmura ...155 lis i59lTobin ~. SO 146 liz
- --f
Totals ...6SG 75S 765i Totals 5st 5g7 5es
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WALCOTT EASY FOR GARDNER

Walcott's head and body at will.
During the first half q the contest Wal
colt hardly could get In a good blow. In
the last of the fight Gardner seemed APP
parently content with his lead. wa.9ott
forced the fighting, but Gardner's clever
blocking kept him out of danger and at
no time was Walcott able to get at him.
Walcott claimed a foul in the fourth
round. but it was not allowed.
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HOPPE GAINS LEAD.
Scores 1900 Points to Cutters 7ss in
Big Billiard Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. S.-Willie
Hoppe secured a big lead here yesterday
in he 2.000-point 49, billiard match with
Albert G. Cutler, of Boston. At the con-
clusion of the third game in the match
Hoppe had a total of 1900 points to Cut
ler's 79S.
In the afternoon game Hoppe, whose
previous score was 242, succeeded in maxi
ing sos points to complete his 500 while
Cutler made but 257. Last night Hoppe
made his 400 points TO Cutters 141.
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WILL OPEN SEASON APRIL "a.

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. S.-The joint
schedule committees of the National and
American League baseball clubs were in
session until a late hour last night, but
nothing was given out for publication. 1t
was unofficidlly announced. however, that
the National League season will begin
April IA and that 154 games will be played.
The official schedule of both leagues will
be announced some time next month.
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BOSTON, Mass, Jan. s.-Joe Walcott.
Of Boston, was easily defeated by Jimmy
Gardnef, of Lowell, in a t~welve-round
bout Before the members of the New
Armory Athletic Association here last
night.
Both men weighed in at 142 pounds.
Gardner showed early in the fight that he
was too clever for Walcott and had him
beaten in the first six rounds, getting at
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RIKERs VAN rHREE GAMES.

The Riker Brothers, jewelers., scored a
clean sweep over tho Aaron Ward & Sons
team in a bowling match last night on
the oxford alleys. The scores:
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ROOT BEATEN In PACED RACE

The professional half-mile p e sprint
race was won by Joe Fogler, of New
York, in 1 minute 4 seconds. John Be-
dell, of Long Island. was second. Menus
Bedell. third and Floyd Krebs, of New
ark, N. j., fourth.
The ten-mile open professional race was
won by Iver Lawson. Of Chicago, in %
minute Sc seconds. John Bedell was
second and Eddie Root third.
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SWIMMING CONTEST.
Newark and Paterson Y. NJ. C.. A. Teams
to Compete in Dual Meet.


The Newark and Paterson Y. M.
c. A. swimming teams will compete
In a dual meet in the Paterson tank
tonight. The events on the program are
a 2-yard race, a 50-yard race, a 100-yard
race, a plunge for distance. n a relay
race. In which four men from each asso-
citation will compete. each swimming two
lengths of the pool. The competition will
be on a point basis. five points being
awarded for a first, three for a second, and
one for a third.
The Paterson boys recently competed
against the Newarkers in the local tank
and were beaten. Since then, they say,
they have strengthened their team and
claim to have a surprise in store for the
Newark swimmers. The latter, however,
feel confident that they will be able to do
as well In the Paterson tank as they did
in the local gymnasium.
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WARD HOLDS LEAD.
Takes odd Game in Junior Order League
from Halsey Bowlers.

Ward Council stacked up against a diff
cult proposition in meeting the champion
lIalsey bowlers in the Junior Order League
series last night on. the Empire alleys, but
the leaders were equal to tho occasion and
maintained their grip on first place by
taking two out of three games. The Buck
Council team scored a clean sweep over
Eastern. star. The figures follow:
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GUN CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,

The Riverside Rod and Gun Club after
a warm contest at its meeting last night
elected the following officers for 1908:
Chairman, o.. A. Taetasch; vice-ehairman,
Harry Gutbrod; treasurer, George Van
Benson; secretary, William Schmidti SER
geant-at-arms, John Mike.
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BOSTON, Mass. Jan. Sin the bicycle
races at the Park Square Coliseum last
night, Patrick Logan, of Boston, won two
heats Of a scheduled three-heat motor
paced match race with Eddie Root, of
New York. The first heat was a two
mile race, and was done in 3 minutes IS
seconds. The second heat was n three
mile race. The time was 5 minutes, % 40
seconds.
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CHALK UP BIG SCORES.
Matinees and oxfords Cross 1000 Mark
in New Jersey National Tourney.

The Matinee bowlers, who hold first place
In the New Jersey National tournament,
twice passed the thousand mark last
night on the Tuxedo alleys, but got away
with only one of the games. The leaders
bowed to the Oxfords, lob to 1901, and
then defeated Caldwell, 1,020 to SS9. the
Oxfords scored a second victory at the ex-
pense of Caldwell. Hobbs. of the Matt
nees, averaged 232 for the series, and
Johns. of the Oxfords. 22S. The scores:
MATINEE. OXFORD
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figures follow
...7S1 7SS S3sl Totals ....73S 7S4 7o4
SCORES on THE FoREsrERs.

Totals ,..s6s 919 7sS Totals .. GIG SAC Q
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PILE UP 90 POINTS.
st. Benedicts Score Overwhelming VIC
tory ever Columbia.

BY the overwhelming score of 90 to
10 the st. Benedict's College basket
ball team defeated the Columbia BUSH
ness College five, the reputed amateur
champions of Paterson, at Casino Hall
yesterday afternoon. Goals were made
in such rapid succession that the silk
City aggregation was left hopelessly
behind after five minutes of play, and
it was only a question as to whether
or not the st. Benedict's would reach
the century mark.
st. Benedicts. Columbia College.
A.Ia MAoTaIA
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TONEGHT'S BOWLING

Newark League.
Forest Hill at Republican In
dian League.
National Interstate League.
Trenton at Newark, Elizabeth
at Brooklyn, New YORK at new
Brunswick.
Jr. o.. u. A. NJ. League.
Hobart VS.. Vigilant, Lawton VS..
~Vailsburg, Monroe vs. south
Orange.
Masonic League.
Schiller VS.. Northern.
Lnckawanna League.
Orange Valley at South Orange.
odd Fellows League
Radiant Star VS.. Marion, Clinton
vs.. Golden Rule, Protection VS..
Eureka.
Dixon Tournament.
Dixon, Rabenstein Colts, Mas
cots.
Bank Clerks League.
German VS.. Orange.
Royal League.
Woodside VS.. Seth Boyden.
Junior League.
Newark Centre VS.. Spalding.
Railway Clerks League.
Pennsylvania Railroad, Waverly
VS.. LackaWanna.
south Side Tournament.
Belmont, South End, LeGlise.
Bay View Tournament.
Schoenleber's Team VS.. Brend-
ler'S Team.
Prudential Tournament.
HUFF and Williamson VS.. Fri
beger and Courier, Bonn and
DemOtt VS.. Idler brothers.
Smith Tournament.
Kruger B. Monday Night, Ivan
hoe.
AshYvOrth tournament.
Grinsted and Walters, Freeman
and Anderson, Taylor and
Hartman. n
st. Benedict's Tournament.
]. Albert-P. Bittman, Balbach-
Liebler, Kaiser-Muener.
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...S55 1877 no Totals ....7s9 1858
WASHINGToNs DROP A GAME.

The Washington team, which had been
tied for first place with Llewellyn in the
Orange City championship tournament,
lest its first game last night, getting only
two out of three in the series with the
Eureka bowler on the Eureka alleys. The
scores:
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UNION BOWLERS BEATEN.
Leaders in Bank Clerks League Meet
First Defeat at Hands of Mutuals.

The Union National bowlers. who hal
won fifteen straight games, encountered
their first defeat in the Bank ClarRs'
League last night on the Tuxedo alleys,
losing two out of three games to the Mu-
tuals. The scores:
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PYTHIAN LEAGUE RESULTS.

In a Pythian League series last night on
the Tuxedo alleys the Damon bowlers won
two out of three games from the Ethics.
Cox put up a 246 score in the second game.
The scores:
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ESSEX.
10 $50" "'f '" A''"i'
DoMINICANs GET TWO.

Two out of three games for the home
team was the result of the Diocesan Union
Junior League series between the Domlni-
can and Belleville teams last night on the
formers alleys. The scores:
DILL L InATII L Il DOMINICA NJ
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Il MOI tnern-
NORTHERN
PARK.
Totals ...S12 sos 77a
Totals ....9S2 $50 SIS
At South Orange
NATIONAL
DEFEAT FOR WEIMGARTH.
Local Bowler Loses TO Roster in Greater
New York Tournament.

Newark's representatives in the Greater
New York and Intercity individual tourna-
ment seem to be up against it this season.
William Weingarth encountered another
defeat last night at the hands of John
Roster, on the Bronx Central alleys, New
York, the series going eight games. The
scores:
Weingarth 80. 243 10 POI 1856 16S 203 205 1872
Roster .......... 100 1874 205 233 234 202 215 221
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Totals. 90. .6s5 94S S54i Totals. $50
"TABs" HOUSE TOURNEY.

Captain Farrelrs team won the odd
game from Kinney's men in the r. A. B.
S. house last night. The
SOOrnS.
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sKAT1NG AT HILLSIDE.

Good ice skating may be enjoyed on the
Hillside Park AXE. Manager w. e.,
Thaller invites the public to use the lake
free of charge.
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ANCHOR FIVE DEFEATED.

In a game of basketball played on the
Newark Y. NJ. C. A. court last night, the
Senior Boys second team defeating the
Anchor Small Five, of Woodside, by a
score of 2l to IL. The teams lined up as
follows:
Senior Boys. Anchors.
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CHATHAM GETS SETBACK.

Chatham, which is making a strong fight
for the championship in the Lackawanna
League. received a setback last night by
dropping two out of three games to South
Orange on the latter's alleys. The scores:
-~yr A mr. q sATTrtTT an A = n .
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ire the figures:
RESULTS AT LEGL1sE,s.

An even break was the result OF the
series between the Commercial, Blauvelt
and Kemper Park teams in the LeGllse
tournament last night. The scores:
~OnaKEnnTAT nT ATrNu,T ~
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MILE N TEAM WINS.

The Mile End bowlers won two games
from the Marin team in the Manufacturers
Clerks League on the ~Iroquois alleys last
night, losing n game by two points.
The scores;
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INSTITUTES CAPTURE ODD.

Or their home alleys last night the In
stitute bowlers took Two out of three
games from the st. Columbus In a series
of the Diocesan Union Senior League. The
scores.
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he scores
NJ IT
NATRN
Totals. .7o7 7os sci Totals. ..6a Z
PRU B0wLERs' SCORES.

Following were the results in the Pru-
Dental handicap tournament yesterday on
the Tuxedo alleys:
Brown .156 1873 146 1874 Longer 1872 IA 16S 1853
V.Ost'd ISL 1877 40 106l Bodm'n 1911 I79 1873 1872
Hdcp =. 10 10 10 10 Hdcp -. 10 10 10 10
- ~- -
Totals. 81 $3.50 326 24Sl Totals. sss SS3 376 S45
Litterst 81 1873 146 1921 .Tr'gr. 17 147 175 142
Pierson lSS Isl al 1901 R.Tr'gr 129 115 162 201
Hdcp -. 20 20 70 2OI Hdcp -. So So 80 So
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Newark 3 scored a clean sweep over
Essex in the Foresters of America tourn1-
ment last night on Montgomery's alleys.
The scores:
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AGNES DOWN DoMIN1cANs.

n Acme basketbaIl team defeated the
Dominican basketball five at st. George
Hall last night by a score Of 40 to IS. The
visitors were short several regular players,
Whalen and Knochel playing on the homa
team. The lineup:
Acmes. DomInicans.
.O'Connor, knochel H. McDonough, Byrnes
Eoprnrafa1g
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ODD GAME FOR vA1IsBuRG.

In a match Geries on Walsh's alleys lat
night the Vailsburg Juniors won two out
of three games from the Maplewood bowl
ers. The scores:
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IN R%ABENsTEIN TOURNEY

Cinnamon A captured two games in the
Rabenstein tournament last night. The
B team of the Cinnamon Club broke even.
Tho conroz.
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IN MASONIC LEAGUE.

Two games we're won by the st. Johns
from the Newark team in the
Masonic League last night on Montgom-
alleys. The scores:
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Totals ...724 OIL 1856 Totals ....7S0 800 I
COLUMBIA BOWLERs' GAMES.

Tit Columbia P. c. bowlers rolled the
following scores On Dixon's alleys last
night:
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CAYUGAS OPEN TOURNEY.

The Cayuga Club individual and three
man tournament was opened last night
on the LIE elise alleys. The Individual
took seven games TO decide, Decker win
ming the series. The scores:
Decker ........ Isl 1856 172 ISL 162 1859 1872
Pollen ......... 100 1877 100 1870 1854 1856 176
The Rummel team took the odd game
frnm the Cnndif trim THE scnras.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-02-14
District Court Notes.

Not a single case went to trial In
district court, which convened in Peri
Monday with Judge Walters on the
bench. One or two cases were settled
ont of court, several continued for the
term and three cases set for hearing
in chambers in Montpelier ON Feb. q
and 49, These are the cases of Spong
berg vs.. First National Bank, City Of
Montpelier VS.. Elizabeth Knutti and
Bank of Montpelier Lumber Co.
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Montpelier, Franklin and Preston
Idaho. Logan and Garland Utah
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Good Play by a Good Company.

Editor Examiner If / am correctly
Informed, the Fielding Dramatic Asso-
citation has made arrangements with
Manager DeClark, of Strong's hall, to
put on the fascinating military drama,
by Force of Impulse, next Monday
night.
wish to state to my friends in Mont
pelier that this play is well cast, and
those who attend the play will not be
disappointed.
Kindly bear in mind that the Field
ing Dramatic Association Is not q local
affair, but is composed of professional
men and women, who have had expert
ence in the dramatic art, and they are
playing for the benefit of our education
al institution which is a worthy cause;
therefore the old time prejudices should
be laid aside and should not prevent
you patronizing good play.
The music alone, played by an orehes-
ira of fifteen pieces under the direction
of Prof. Sardoni, is well worth the price
of admission.
It has been said of Mark Twain that
he could step out in front of an audi
ence and say nothing. and yet cause all
present to laugh themselves sick Al
one time doubted this very much, but
since I witnessed the facial expression
OF Prof. Chandler as aMr, Softhead,"
am fully convinced that it is possible.
. If you wish to witness good per
Torrance. If you wish to listen to thu
beautiful strains of orchestral music a
1t rolls forth from fifteen instruments
0 and then march out TO the tune of tn
Star Spangled Banner by the bras
2 band, played by the same musicians
directed by the same leader. do not fai
}. to go to the opera house Monday night
Il W. r. HOLMES.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-02-14

Miss Alice Hamlin has resigned her
position as chief operator in the tele-
phone exchange She will go to Salt
Lake next week to accept position
with the West Clothing Co. Miss Ollie
Robinson takes her place in the te e.
phone office.
The Salt Lake Herald of Feb - says;
blanche Hale yesterday brought suit
for divorce against Charles Edward
Hale, charging failure to provide. They
were married July 90, 1907, and since
that day, the wife says, her husband
has done nothing for her in the way Of
providing"
| Milford Williams who was called TO
Ogden last week by sickness in his fam
ily, writes that then home Is quaran-
tined on account of measles Miss
Geneyieve is down with them and as
none of the other children have had
them, the family will likely be under
quarantine for several weeks.
At his residence in Geneva on Sunday
Feb. End. Bishop Hirschi united In
marriage Mr.. Joseph teuscher and Miss
Neva Anderson. The bride. who is
teaching school at Geneva. will con
tiuue the term out but will then confine
her duties to training husband instead
of training the young ideas how to
shoot"
One of the swell social functions Of
the week, says the Blackfoot Optimist
was the social hop given by five of thu
cltys young society men on Monda,
night. DIR. R. D. Gee is mentioned a
one of the five and the paper adds tina
| about 200 people accepted the hospital
ity of the young gentlemen and wer
; charmingly entertained.
8 HIP, Zimmerman succeeded in buy
l. ing one car load Of horses, which hi
8 shipped from here Tuesday night t
Q. Riverside, Cal. During the past thre
D years Mr.. Zimmerman has prid tn
Q farmers OF Bear Lake county close
9 $75, 900 for horses. Mr.. Zimmerma
said that he did not know when b
would return here-it depending Ell
q tirely on the horse market.
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To Our Patrons.

Hereafter our business will be con-
Quoted on strictly cash basis. We
will keep no books and whatever
benefit we may derive from such a
change we will share with our Gus
toners, In the form of lower prices.
Thanking all for their patronage in
the past and soliciting continuance of
the same, we are
Respectfully yours
CITIZENS ELECTRIC SUPPLY Co
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The Kynry Club.

The Kymry Club met with Mrs. Bert
Toomer on Feb. @. eleven members re.
spending to roll call with current events.
The members we're given practical
drill in parliamentary rules.
Mesdames Groo and Whitman read
from the lives of the greatest women
pianists, from the time of Clara Schu
mann to the present day.
The musical numbers consisted Of
vocal solos by Mrs Edith Williams and
Mrs. o. H. Groo and an instrumental
solo by Mrs. Fl. Fl. King.
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Return Engagement.

BY special request, Manager DeClark
of Strong's hall, has secured return
engagement of the Ideal Vaudeville Co,
for Saturday night, Feb. Is, in com
plete change of program, including
such artists as La Place and r. Ives,
musical artists and impersonators.
Billy Haney, the little eccentric
comedian.
The Great Merode, Roman Ring
artist
Miss Cordelia Hambiin, contralto.
Herr Yeakel, the European coniurer
and hypnotist.
There will be dance after the close
of the performance.
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Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only so cents.

The body Of Mrs. D. W. Rainey, who
died at Alton last Sunday from compli-
cations resulting from child birth, was
shipped to Bountiful yesterday for
burial, A husband and four children
survive her.
The following have been elected as
officers of the Altar Society of the
Catholic church for the ensuing year:
Mrs. o. E. Norman. president; Mrs, P.
]. LAYING, treasurer; Miss Helen Flynn,
secretary.
John O'Connor and ]. N. Downing
spent a couple of days this week at
wilmer looking over the land they So
cured there last spring. Both expect to
have portion at their land cleared this
spring aud sawn to oats.
Moving picture show at Strongs hall
tonight tomorrow afternoon and to
morrow night. Hear Little Ruby. the
child wonder, and Miss Viola. the sweet
voiced soprano New pictures Ad'
mission 10 aud % cents.
s. w. Ritter. memhef of the firm o
Ritter Bros. Drug Co, died suddenly II
Logan last Friday. Deceased was u
: years old and was one OF the pioneers 0
Utah, having crossed the plains witt
' one of the first parties In 1871.
Il Our subscribers have been rolhnl
!. dollars into oar till quite rapidly tn
past week, for which we are -trul
n thankful. There are about 100 NOR
Il vet who ought to come, forward wit
! sums ranging from $3.50 to $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Phelps delight
# fully entertained few friends last sa
Z urlay evening at Sixty three. The fir
r. prizes were won by Carrie Harrison an
Of smith Phelps. while the BOBBY priz'
IA went to Mrs. Ed Grosjean and Ne
2 Bellies.
,e Tuesday 46 Looks we're taken fro
the free library, Most of the calls we
al from children. The society has ordert
~ more children's books, bpt as there
no danger Of getting too many SUI
10 books, donations will still be thankful
90 received.
d. The KING. is OF Fyth IS anniversa
,st ball next Wednesday night promises
be q delightful social affair, and 1t
of expected that the attendance will
ire large. The committees having t
se- affair in ctarga viii scare 40 eferts
make II success,