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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-22
LITTLE HOME TALKS.
BY John Cecil Alter.

When man loses his temper he
usually finds hyena's which he uses
temporarily.
After the plumber has mended the
break in the water pipe the service;
of more expert plumber are re:
quired to stop the leak in the pocket
book.
Sometimes we think all we want is
a chance, but when it comes to find
that a IoxIo ability is demanded, and
that the 2x4 power we represent is
quite inadequate.
To spray, or not to spray: that is
the question; whether It's nobler in
the mind to suffer the worms and
rotten places in the apples, or to,
take arms against the outrageous
enemies, and by spraying, end them
The camel has a peculiar facility
for retaining a supply of water in his
body from times of plenty to times of
need, and it is very appropriate that
a gentleman named Campbell should
figure prominently in the develop
ment of the science of arid farming
Little Winston.-"Mama, | heard
papa tell, that Miss Elliott that she
had a lovely voice, and that her beau.
tiful face and winning manners had
already made a deep impression on
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his mind. Now I'd like to know what
an impression is"
Mammalian impression is a dent
in a soft spot, my Dear"
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x In the Social Realm Il

The annual luncheon of the Spirit
of Liberty chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, which takes
pace today at the Knutsford, promis-
cs to be an event of unusual interest
this year. Two of the daughters who
are direct descendants of John and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Mullhall an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Stella to William a. Mitchell.
the wedding 70 take place in the neor
futare.
The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club met Thursday morning a.
the club house. Mrs. w. H. Bintz
read paper on "The Cathedral Of
Milan"
Miss Jeanette Luman has issued in
vitations for a dance 10 be given in
honor OF her guest, Miss Lough-
bridge, on the evening of February
o5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Edward Fife ell
tertaired few frierds "a bridg.
Tuesday evening, following the game
with an informal supper.
Mrs. Howard Snelgrove entertain
ed the little friends of her son Scott
at George Washington party We'd
nesday afternoon from 3 to S.
Mrs J. D. Gatenby entertained
Tuesday at luncheon Tor Miss
Short and Miss Erickson of the
Oquirrh school.
DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Bascom and lit.
tie son left Thursday for Mexico and
Cuba. They will return in about four
weeks, by way of Florida.
Mrs. Simon Bamberger, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Behal in New York, is expected home
shortly
Mrs. George c. Moore returned
Monday after several weeks spent in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney has returned
after few days spent in Provo with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. NJ Johnson have
returned after a few weeks spent in
California.
Mrs. w. H. Bird entertained at
cards Thursday at her home on
Fonrth East street.
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Henry Key Klingender, Mrs. Russel
L. Tracy, Mrs. Seth M. Morrison
and Mrs. F. w. Hayt of Park City.
The affair is in the hands of the chap
ter regent, Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
and Mrs. Henry La Motto, and Mrs.
M. F. Allen of Park City is the state
regent.
The luncheon club was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. Thomas Marion
eaux at her home on E street. It
was the last meeting of the club rof
the season and was particularly,
pleasant affair. The IL regular men,
bers of the club were present and
also number of guests. Yellow jon
quils were seen in the pretty decora
tons. An interesting featrue was
that each guest was expected to tell
a short original story or experience.
Miss Jeanette Luman entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon in compli
ment to her guest, Miss Florence
Loughbridge of Denver. Six tables
of 500 were played, and prizes were
won by Mrs. William M. McCrea,
Miss Marge Ellerbeck and Miss
Loughbridge. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Grace BEETLES and
Miss Ellerbeck. The house was de-
corated with palms and carnations.
Judge and Mrs. o. w. Powers en-
tertained few of their friends at
dinner Tuesday evening, the affair
being especially in compliment of
Mr.. Karl A. Scheid and Mrs. Will
liam Igleheart. The hospitable home.
Lingerlonger, was bright with La
France roses, and the delicate color
of the flowers was carried out in the
candles which lighted the board, as
we'll as the candle shades.
The closing game in the seconl
bridge tournament was played Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Ashby D.
Cleveland, and Mrs. David S. Muir
ray and Mrs. c. W. Fifield were the
victorious ones in the series of games.
So great has been the enthusiasm that
third tournament has been organ
lied, with the same players, and the
first meeting will be held Tuesday
with Mrs. Louis Mccormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Broushall en-
tertained at dainty appointed dir
ner Tuesday evening in honor of r.
Emery futile, an old Michigan friend,
now visiting his brothers, w. G. and
S. B. Tutle of this city. Covers were
laid for eight intimate family friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Broushall en-
tertained at dainty appointed dir.
ner Tuesday evening in honor of r.
Emery futile, an old Michigan friend,
now visiting his brothers, w. G. and
S. B. Tutle of this city. Covers were
laid for eight intimate family friends.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-13
Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
Will Sugbrue from Pleasant Valley IL
here for the races.
Misses Carrie and Grace Hall attended
the reunion Wednesday.
NJ IS Josephine Tice will leave today
for New Mexico to visit for a month.
U. G. Glover and W. P. Briggs from
Syracuse are here during the Reunion.
W. p. Johnson, probate judge of
Finney county is attending the reunion.
Fletcher West of Kingsley, candidate
for Representative was in town this
week.
J. A. Corey has begun his vacation
from the Santa Fe service, and after at
tending the Reunion will leave for sn
outing In Wyoming, accompanied by
Mrs. Corey.
Chief Dispatcher G. D. Beeth of the
Santa Fe is laying off for two weeks.
E. j. Marsh is taking his place and Dis
patcher Eakle is acting as night chief
dispatcher.
Miss Ola Holopeter, who has been here
with Drs. Milton, Thompson & Pine for
the past few years, and who has had
charge, as a trained nurse, Of many SER
ious cases in Dodge City during that
time, is taking vacation from work,
and may locate elsewhere if she returns
to her profession again, In her work
here she has won many friends, and her
CAREFUL, intelligent nursing has helped
to save a number of lives In Dodge City.
Bert Steele and Miss Nora Frasure de.
serted the Reunion yesterday and it was
learned later In the day that they had
gone on a very particular mission. The
young couple drove to Kinsley where they
were married yesterday evening. Not
wishing to miss the reunion entirely they
returned this afternoon. Mr. Steele ia
Spearville young man, who has been
with the York-Key store here for the
past year. The bride is the daughter of
a prominent Ford man, r. P. Trasure,
They both have many friends in the ooun-
ty who will offer their hearty congratul-
atoms.
The following marriage licenses were
issued this week: Earl E. Frank, of
Dodge City, and Bessie X. Evans, of
Dodge City; Otis Hoffman, of Dodge
City, and Grace Boyer, of Wright.
Wanted for U. s. army: Able bodle
men between ages of 81 and
IS. citizens Of United States, of good
and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For in.
apply to Recruiting Office,
,ver Rath & Bainbridge's Drug store,
Dodge City, Kas. tt !
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-13
Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
Miss Reulah Burgess will teach school
at Wright this win,er.
FOR RENT:-30O acres new land,
John Rapp, Jr., Dodge City. tt
There was complete orchestra at The
Methodist Sunday School last Sunday.
FOR SALE-Second hand buggies and
harness. See Joe Miller. 2t
Hedge Post.
Before buying your harvest grocery
order figure with Slubbs g. Barley. Il
The Fife and Drum Corps from For
Dodge played at the city park Monday
evening.
We will not be undersold in groceries
quality Of goods considered. Stubs &
Barkley. If
Rev. Mills from Syracuse preached q
the Presby terian church last Sunday
morning and evening.
Before disposing Of your eggs anC
butter for cash orr. trade get our prices
Stubs & Barkley. If
Hedge Post.
D, G. Moore has erected a new wind.
mill and tank on his farm In South
Dodge. He is now building q fnt
country residence.
Mesdames E. H. Madison, II. +. Mill
kan, c. M. Beeson aud L. j. PettIjohr
have charge Of the reception tent during
the reunion.
For Sale-Team of nice black worl
horses, also wagon and harness and al.
most new buggy. Inquire Of Mrs. W
P. Gray.
A new cement walk has been laid
across the street from the laundry build.
ing to the corner Of the MeCurdY lumbe
office.
q Mrs. Rush and Miss Alice Watson re.
turned home Monday morning ate
spending three weeks 10 Boulder ant
Colorado Springs.
We want your watch, clock and jew
elry repairing. All work done will
neatness and dispatch. P. Il. YOUNG
Optican and Jeweler. t
Dale Plumb, of EmpOria, a son oil
Senator Plumb, who IN life was mum
bered among the strongest men of thu
country, was visitor at the reunion
Wednesday.
Ia the Tuesday evening storm thert
was considerable hail in Wilburn town
ship. North of Dodge City on Duck
creek there was quite a strong wind anC
at one place it upset thresher and pin
ned team of horses to the ground bu
they were not much injured Two
small children north of town were caught
out in the hail and were badly bruised.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-13
LOCAL NEWS
Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
Miss Allie Fash is assisting In the
York Key store during the Reunion.
Four room house for rent, Avenue b,
See H. r. Brown.
Hale Il English closed up deal this
week for $50 acres of land In Colorado.
FOR SALE: Top buggy in good
repair. Tiefenbach Bros. At
Lowest price In the city on good goods
by the case at Stubs & Barley. tt
Some of the Dodge City Orchestra will
go to Meade next Tuesday to play for a
dance.
Highest prices paid for all kinds OF
produce, cash or trade at Stubs q Bark
ley. tt
The cement gulleys on the east side Of
che old post office block have been COM
pleted.
For Rent-Nice room cottage Good
location. Rent reasonable. Hale &
English.
Rev. Benjamin Rist from Freeport
Illinois is here and expects to build a
new house on his farm.
Furnished Room for rent. Block
north Third ward school house. A. l..
Soule. II
Mrs. Edith Pickett has resumed her
position In the York Key store after q
two weeks vacation.
The board Of county commissioners
will meet again on August % to finish
making the tax levy for the year.
George Anderson has returned home
from Hays City and has accepted posi-
tion In the Home Steam Laundry.
Hedge Post.
The ball game betwtea Dodge City and
Kinsley on the local diamond last Sum-
day.resultsd In score Of 8 to 2 In favor
of Kinsley.
FOR RENT:-5 room cottage ca
Avenue E. Good cellar, good well also
city water in house and yard. VIM.
Arbuthnot at Methodist parsonage.
P. II. Sughrue went to Colorado this
week, and will return the last Of the
week with Mrs. Sughrue and daughters.
who have been visiting in Colorado the
past month.
Rev aud Mrs. Harry Marley of Free
port, Illinois, are the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. G. p, Marley. Rev. Marley will
preach at the Presbyterian church Aug.
%.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-13

Mrs. De Vail from Ashland is here for i
the Reunion.
Joseph Sohlay back is visiting bis son.
in.law Mr.. Mast.
i H. NJ. Caldwell of Spearville is here.
for the reunion.
J. R. Brayer is here for the reunion
from Pleasant Valley.
Bert Bogart, deputy sheriff from
Bucklin is u town today.
Frank Peddcord from Wichita was
here on business Wednesday.
Thos. Prather Of Klnsley was down
Sunday roofing for his home team.
Mrs: Nellie Sheldon from Spearville is
visiting c. A. Guthrie during the reunion.
L. Fessler and wife from Newton are
visiting their daughter Mrs. c. Erhard.
Mrs. E. Bowen and daug Margaret
will leave next week for Boston to visit
her sister.
Chas. and Ben Haywood and Robt.
Finn. from Wilbur are attending the
reunion.
Charles Ryker, one Of me state rail-
road commissioners, was a visitor at the
Reunion today,
Mr.. DoIphur Williams from Hurchin-
son is here this week visiting his uncle
d. w. Sturgeon.
lMr.. Stewart and wife, Of Ford, will
arrive tonight 10 visit at the McMichael
home until Sunday.
Miss Lelah and Ethel Luther drove
down in their automobile from Omar
ron for the races today.
Chris Henniug aud family arrived
from. Pleasant Valley Thursday morning
to camp the remainder of the week.
Pearl Connaway returned Monday
from Emporla where she has been attend
ing school for the past three months.
d. q. D. Wige of Topeka, representing
the Aetna Loan and Building Association
was Dodge City visitor this week.
Winfred Jacobs left for Sterling Tues
day. and will return with his mother
who has been i'll in the hospital for the
past month!
4.5' fH--i1s- 5- .a.t-sa sa-s~s.- w
q Miss Hazel Smith, of Ford, came Wed.
nesdAy to visit Miss. Violet Watson. She
will. leaVe. today. for Larned, Kansas, to
visit Miss King.
Q Cattle Inspector Mcintosh and Mr..
Prough lhad.a disagreement lin thelBueE.
lin hotel yesterday which resulted In Nc
Intosh ] drawing his gun. Inspector
Mcintosh wasl arresled] and brought To-
Dodge City. where bis trial viii pFo0a6ly
be held today.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-13

J. B. Pratt of Syracuse is here attend
Ing the races.
Miss McDermott from Spearville is at
tending the reunion.
John F. Brown and wife from Jetmor
are camping at the park.
John Van Ripper drove up from viii
burn Wednesday for the reunion.
R. L. Houser and nephew One
Houser are here attending the reunion.
Clarence, Carl and Nettie Haywood
Of Wilburn, are attending the Reunion
Mrs. S T. Williams will leave mex
Wednesday for Kansas City to buy fal
millinery.
R O. Boyles and Glen Williams O
Republic county were in Dodge City OF
business Monday.
DR.. F. j. Dondanville arrived Wednes-
day night from Kingman where he ha'
been attending the races.
Deputy United States Marshall Biddle
was here Tuesday and took prisoner
to the United States court for trial.
Ben Rice from Emporia stopped off on
bis way to Colorado last week for two
days visit with Whitelaw Hubbard.
Mrs. N. E. Stout arrived Sunday from
Galveston, Texas, for an extended visit
with her daughter Mrs. D. H. Jones.
Department Commander w. A. Nor
gan and wife from Cottonwood Fall, are
camping on the ground during the re.
union.
Miss Mildred Lemert and Miss Bess
Hopkins from Garden City are the guests
of Miss Hazel Millikan during the re-
union.
Mrs. Roy Nicholas, of New Mexico,
arrived Monday to attend the reunion
and visit with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Nicholas will be remembered here as
Miss Irma Kolly.
Mrs. L. Il. Miller, Misses Carolyn
Warren of Washington, Miss Maxwell of
Odessa, Mo-, and Ralph and Karl Miller
will leave next week for a ten days out.
Ing in Colorado.
Capt. W. G. Osgood of Meade county,
F. Q. Price of Clark county, A. W.
Smith of Mcpherson and A. II. Roser of
Hodgeman county are tenting at the
park dnring Reunion week.
Engineer Ed Hood was brought In on
Santa Fe No. A, Wednesday, after meet
ing with painful accident at Mansfield,
while on his run. The fireman had
turned off the steam when the engineer
was where he caught the full force of 1t.
Mr.. Hoods right arm, chest and side
were severely burned, and he will be laid
up for some time.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
IN NEW POSTOFFICE.
Good Light and dir in Cortlandt
Building Please Men.

Headed by the Letter Carriers Association Band
playing patriotic tunes. the five hundred postmen
and clerks under F. r Roome, superintendent OF
mails marched az $50 o'clock last night from the
General Postoffice the quarters. which Post
master Edward NJ Morgan has obtained for them
in the Cortlandt Building. No. 30 Church street.
The change from the General Postoffce TO the
new Hudson terminal station is most agreeable to
the government employees. In the old place they
were crarped for room. and the clerks in the sec
ond division having charge Of the mailing and dis
tribution had to work by artificial light in an
overheated atmosphere. The quarters are all
that could be desired as 70 light and ventilation.
There are windows the three sides of the Cort-
Iandt Building and the rooms. instead Of being
coneested are large and commodious. The sanitary
ARRANGEMENTS are as nearly perfect possible
Speakinz Of the change Postmaster Morgan said
while there is no doubt that it will be prac-
+ica hIe 70 assert mail matter very much mora sat
,sfsctorly in the quarters than under the
old ARRANGEMENTS, 1t will be exceedingly desirable
for the public to cooperate with the Postofce by
delivering all letters and circular mail for outgoing
distribution and dispatch TO the station. in
stead OF the General Postoffce and thereby save
+ha time which would be consumed IN conveying IL
between the points, and urgent request Is made
that this be done commencing Monday, July g. II
1ha nubIic complies with this request. such COM
dispatched In the shortest possible time"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
PRESIDENT TO CELEBRATE FOURTH.

Telegraph The Tribune
OYSTER Bay July 3.-The President and his family
siIl celebrate Independence Day by giving their
tme-honored fireworks party in the evening on the
lawn AT Sycamore Hill Members of the ". Emlen
Roosevelt and J. West Roosevelt families and a
number Of friends from the village have been in
vited 10 attend The youngsters in the village are
looking forward 10 the affair with almost as much
excitement as the young Roosevelts. for the dis
play at Sycamore Hill is visible for miles A num-
Der of parties in the town have engaged convey
ances fo- the evening take them to the foot
of the hill below the Presidents cottage, where
they can get near view of the exhibition. An
expert will be on hand . direct the manipulation
OF the fireworks.
This Afternoon the President rode on horseback
TO the Meadow Brook Club, near Westbury. TO wit
ness a polo match Robert Bacon. Assistant Secre-
tary OF State met the President on the road and
accompanied him the club.
In all the President rode about eighteen miles on
horseback II was after $50 when he arrived at
Sycamore Hill. tired but happy. He had enjoyed
his ride greatly. He found jolly party awaiting
his return. a company of young persons giving
him a cordial reception They were friends Of
Ethel and Theodore. jr-, who had arrived 10 be
guests over the Fourth. II was not a great while
after the familys late dinner that the President.
somewhat fatigued by his ride in the open country.
retired for the night
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
DR.. POTTER NO WORSE
Day Without Sinking SpelLs-Some
announcement Felt.

Cooperstown. n. Y, July 3.-There was more
hopeful air tonight about Fernleigh. the spacious
country estate where Bishop Henry c. Potter is
lying critically ILL., than at any time since 1t became
apparent that the churchman was engaged In a
severe struggle with serious malady Neverthe-
less while the passage of another day with no ap-
preciabe change for the worse IN the Bishops
condition afforded his family and physicians some
encouragene there was no disposition apparent
on their part make this the basis for large
hopes. This indicated by the tone OF TO-
nights bulletin given shortly before 10 O'Clock
by the Bishops physicians. and which was as
follows:
Bishop Potter has PASSED comfortable fort m DAY; day
w Mne s ne mas 9aI 6av prevons he has not gained
perceptibiy IN strength but continues very weak
n. T / 1s BAssETT. n. d.
Contrary to the experience Of the last two or
three days the Bishop has had sinking spells
to-day. His medical attendants agreed that he
least than yesterday. This in it
self Is remarkable, considering the low ebb to
which his vital forces had sunk during the night
previous. when the end had appeared on several
occasions TO be near at hand. The patient is dis
playing remarkable vitality. and his resistance to
the progress of his malady is in small degree
attributed to the care he taken throughout his
long life TO keep himself free from any mode Of
living that would at all adversely affect his bodily
health.
Should the morning find the Bishop still holding
his own, the quiet which will reign here on account
Of the purchase of all the fireworks in town by the
Bishops stepson. Stephen c. Clark, and the request
for quiet by village trustees will undoubtedly
prove marked help the patient in his battle
against the weakening forces incident to his NAL
ady Tonight was unlike the night preceding the
Fourth as could be ina gined It was quiet as
on any ordinary summer night No hrecracker
was heard anywhere IN the village.
The Bishop continues in cheerful and hopeful
mood conscious of all that takes place. and has
smile OF greeting for every one Of the few ad-
rnitted to his chamber.
The first bulletin issued by Bishop Potter's
physicians to-day was follows:
Bishop Potters condition is no worse than last
evening He has passed comfortable night and
is in good spirits, though very weak
J. z. JANVRIN. NJ D
NJ / BASSETT. NJ D
Bishop Potter resting quietly at 11;so o'clock
tonight and the family retired DR.. Bassett went
home for the night
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
VACATION AND SABBATH TRAVEL.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: During July and August the clerks and other
employees in business houses are usually
granted vacation OF one or more weeks. AS gen
eraI secretary OF this national organization. repre-
senting fourteen OF our leading denominations.
twenty millions Of Christians. in behalf OF
Sabbath cause. II has been thought feasible oy
many to call the attention OF the business men 20
the following practical suggestion:
Instead OF the vacation beginning Saturday and
closing the Sabbath day. let the enploye close
his or her labors Friday evening and report
the Monday or Tuesday morning after
vacation This plan would allow the clerk or en-
ploye 10 reach his destination. avoiding all travel
on Sunday either way, and yet havs the fun vaca-
ton
The moral principle Involved in the tncuicaton
Of the vital truth regarding the Sabbath day AZ
the bUlvark OF homes and our land. would
infinitely more than compensate for the material
loss OF a few hours service.
II Is sincerely hoped the business men Of cur
land will their way clear TO put the above into
practical operation
FREDERICK J. STANLEY.
General Secretary American Sabbath Union.
No 13 Broadway. New York. July !. 1soa
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
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