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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

At its next meeting on December 1
Grant post will elect. officers for the
new year. The only capdidate thus far
A. Dempster. The post also VIII maze
ARRANGEMENTS at THIS meeting for the
final details OF the reception TO be given
TO National Commander Nevius. who
will visit Omaha on December g.. The
program contemplates a big campfire in
some prominent hall, to which all of the
leading Grand Army men of the state
are Invited. National Commander
Nevius will be accompanied by a nuIn-
Der of his official staff.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
order of scottish Clans.

Clan Gordon No. So balloted on five
ing tuesday evening. The nominations
for officers for 1903 were made and the
election will be held at the meeting of
December /. Arrangements are al
ready being made t0T holding the annual
Burns celebration In January
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

Hamilton, Herman ohlsehwager, r.. D..
Ward. o. Z. schelberg.
Prime Minister from Franee..J. w. Watson
His Highness from spain DIR. w. o. Henry
Lady Donna Maria.......Mr oleva Keuhn
Prince Fredrick Of sweden. N. e. Nelson
Lady Christina ..... ........ .Mrs. Nelson
Ambassador from The Netherlands. -
......."....."."""..Dr. A c. Bunee
Lady Hildegard. Mrs. Bunce
Puritan maids, Scottish soldiers, English
soldiers, Halberdiers, Military.
Story and views continued by Miss
Brown.
The evening closes with the March OF
Peace, a professional with hoops Of
flowers, when they crown King Jesus Lord
Of all.
Let us Crown Him ............ Entire Glass
Cavaliers-Daisy Monroe, Louise Klove,
Vera Pearson, Frances Mottal, Grace
Haines, Helen Ehlers, Lena Hollenbeck,
Munson, Nellie Watson, Louise Dtesher,
Florence Rosenzweig, Fannie Lange, Helen
L~indquist, Henrietta Schnetz, Theresa Ho-
hanson, Gertrude Ward. Mildred Neigh,
Mary Tetard, Jennie Harte, Alkaline Specht,
Jessie Corey, Katie Dauble, Louise Boeke,
Eta Larson, Blanche Leonard. Helen
Boeke, Elsie Wood, Bessie Wood, Alma
Schonlau. Ethel Reese, Elenor jackson,
Mabel Mathisen, Pearl Htoner, Orpns Ken
worthy, Bertha True, May Kenworthy,
William egtmey william Stewart, Har-
vey Pearson, Harry Christianson, Earnest
H~ubermann, Chester Nieman, Vernon
Sparger, Carl Boeke, Emmett Austin, DR..
w. r. Shepherd, Walter Larson, Elmer
Saline. Carl Bloom, j. II. EMERSON, Emil
Biz. Arthur Wing, Arthur Saline, Albert
Harsch, Victor Lindquist, Herman Bas-
tian, j. G. Saline, William Harsch, Fred
Acken, Edward Boyer, Lee Stewart, Carl
Nagl, Herbert Llndquist, A. E. Johnson.
viii Lyon. r. G. spoerri. Allen Koch, J. s.
Helgren. A.. Z. Groetschel, w s. Houston,
John Carlson, X. f. Aukle, L. {. Thrsne.
Puritan Maids-Ella Forkel, Helen Boon
stra, Gertrude Hardlannert, Martha SShaf-
fer, Margery Shackelford, Norman kneale,
Elsa Larson. Eva May, Berthe Smith, Char
lotte hoffman, Ethel Corey, Clara Schmitz.
Audrey Stedholm, Jennie Corey, Hattie
Bile, Hulda Hanson, Ruth Neal, Matte
Smith, Alma hoffman.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
AmerIcan Yeomen.

Saratoga homestead No. 1894 will give
a THANKSGIVING bali in Magnolia hall,
Twenty-fourth street and Ames avenue,
next Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
Deadly Frfrht

possesses sufferers from lung trouble TN
they learn DR.. Kings New Discovery will
help them. Soc and 81. For sale by Beaton
Drug company
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
Magic CITY Gossip.

For rent, 376 South S3d; Q rooms; SIS.
Miss Abilene Dimock has returned from
a visit at Newman Grove.
D. S. Foster left last night on an import
ant commission to Lincoln.
The South Omaha Pioneer Historical So
ciety will meet Tuesday evening,
The /. M. A. N. club will give a dance at
Rushing's hall Thanksgiving night.
The citizens of this city are invited to
attend a mass meeting at the city hall this
afternoon at 5 O'CLOCK. Jerry Howard Is
sued the call.
A car off the track at ID street last even
Ing caused considerable delay on the South
Omaha lines.
John w, Collins was arrested last night
and held under a charge of wife and child
abandonment.
Wesley Mcbride, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mcbride, Is seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Charles Deelman was arrested as a sus-
picious character and turned over to the
Omaha police yesterday.
The following births rave been reported:
Albert Brittian, 2S06 L, a girl; Albert
Jacobs. 26l South Twentieth, a girl.
wanted-To buy vacant lot east Of railway
tracks, north Of Q. Must be a bargain for
cash. n, Bee office, South Omaha.
South Omaha camp No. 2l1, woodmen of
the World, will entertain its friends with q
mask ball Tuesday evening, November "a.
at Masonic hall.
AAo am I thu an operation
at the South Omaha hospital under the d.
rection Of DR.. Jonas OF Omaha. She is the
daughter of George Parks.
COAL! Try Howland's celebrated Silver
Greek. Office. 42s n. Path st. Tel. South Z
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part OF the city. Telephone No. s.
The Ladies' auxiliary TO the Ancient
Order of Hibernians and friends are &c
participate In a social Tuesday evening al
Odd Flows hall, Twpty-fourth and N
streets.
The members Of the Royal Highlander.
will entertain their friends Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday, November %, at a mask
ball at Odd Fellows hall. Prizes are to be
awarded.
The South Omaha Central Labor unior
will hold a special meeting Sunday after,
noon at 3 O'Clock at Brennan's hall to com
plete arrangements for a dance 70 be giver
Monday evening at Masonic hall.
st. Mary's courts OF men and womor
Catholic Order of Foresters. will give q
Joint card party and dance next Monday
evening, November %. in their hall or
T~hirty-eighth and Q streets. Lunch will bC
served. All friends welcome.
Captain Richard Pearson Hobson Of Ala
bama will lecture under the auspices Of tn,
Young Mems Christian association at thl
high school auditorium on the evening o.
November Is. His subject will he, "Th,
Dawn Of the World Republic"
The annual dinner and bazaar Of the Pres
the old city hall building. 4s North Twenty
fifth street, Thursday, December 8. One o
the attractions of the bazaar will he a Rroul
of paintings by Miss Nora Gilchrist o
South Omaha. Her work gives great prom
Use and has many dement's OF strength.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
DR.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription

lar to women It's powerfully yet gently acting mWguuungn tonic and nwe
For weak WORKOUT owrwukdv onm-om matter what has caused the rak%un" EuNInR ecnph1o
will be found ma effective in building up the strength nwMdR the onnHn functions Hbung main and
bringing bna hMmy vigorous condition the whole SMn
A book fprhBw wraps each eg wing the kmhs of both medicines QUOTING what cores of eminent med
nI authors whose works are consulted by phMan of 1.-The schools of practice as eS npunrbmo@ each
ingredient entering into hS; medicines
Both Medicines nmhohMnn nertm and onan no harmful btnmrgd s being onpoed # ekrc
extracts of there s of native American, medicinal, forest hs They are both sold by dealers in medicine You
Gth d to accept asa substitute for one these medicines kMa 0nmmn any secret num, Don't dhh
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
PART III.

Scene from the House OF
Charles l In Parliament. The king tries TO
arrest five members. In this scene the civic
and religious prosecution is personified.
Alter the kings withdrawal the declsra-
ton of civil war is made by Hampden,
Cromwell and others.
Maroh Orchestra
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
GOOD, HONEST, SQUARE-DEAL

Medicines like hoso Dr. R v fierce of Buffalo, warrant heir maker in printing their every
dent which hey d. upon their outside wrppersv verifying the correctness of the same ude
This open publicity place these medicines in a lass all BY hemMvo. Furthermore it warrants PLY
in prescribing them largely as they d. in their worst ca
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

is q most potent Alternative or bbofpuffba and tonic or hVI0aOra and acts especially Voaby
In a curative way upon the mucous lining surfaces as of the nasal MSUS throat Umh
ns the nasal passages the THROAT ApnS bronchial stomach las catarrhal dwpcpSO.. liver
bowels las mucous arhel or other o7anS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

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Puritan Commlttee-Dr. 4. A. Van Fleet,
T. @. Stewart, g. A. Schehei r. M. Bowel,
Rev. b. h. klstler, c.. l.. Rhamey f. II.
Anderson, G. Il. Kyle, II. E. BARLEY, s. $.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
One Treatment VIII
Do the Work

I have no medicine or
trusses for sale. MY
SPECIALLY Is THE
CURING OF
There Is no treatment
that can be used AZ home
that will cure. when
taking my treatment all
patients must come to my
office. and II they live out
of town they can return
home the Same dRy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

Albany Journal
Atlanta Journal
Boston Glo0s
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn Times
Chicago Daily N"Vs
Chicago Record Herald
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Leader
Cleveland News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Des Moines CAPITAL
Des Meines Register 3 Leader
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
WANT RIGHT
TO DISPLAY
HORSE MEAT
AUSTREANS WOULD START
NEW SLAUGHTER HOUSE
SAY FLESH is WHOLESOME AND
PALATARLE
In Europe Thousands of Animals Are
Dispatched for Consumption
WeekIy-Not Speci-
fled In Laws

Delectable horse steaks and equine
sausage will soon be on sale in Los
Angeles if the board of health gives
it's consent.
e. Erdman, a veteran Austrian horse
butcher, and f. Rosehek, also coun-
tryman, who live between Palms and
Sawtelle, will establish such an in
dustry If slaughter is allowed, and they
have taken steps to go into the busi-
ness
Both men say they and other coun-
trymen prefer horse meat to the best
beef and that their plans were made
largely because of the large demand
among foreigners here for cuts of race
horse, dray horse and the like.
"Over in Austria, especially in Vi
emma. in France and in other sections
of Europe, thousands of horses are
slaughtered weekly.
"The work is done there under gov
ernment inspection and horse meat has
been an article of food ever since the
siege of Paris.
Horses are the cleanest of feeders,
clean in their habits and their flesh Is
most wholesome.
"Only well-nourished horses are fit
for consumption and no sick animals
will be used. Veterinarians VIII in
spect those that are marked!
1--WE usually get animals that have
met with accidents, become blinded or
are unmanageable.
I'VE will display the meat in butcher
shops as cuts and quarters, if we get
permission, and also sell it as sausage"
The city attorneys office states that
horses are not mentioned in the animal
slaughter ordinance and an effort will
be made to get copies of the New York
ordinances as horse meat is sold in
the big metropolis.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06

was hostess the followins afternoon at
card matinee where only women
were guests.
Friends asked to enjoy Miss Har-
vey's hospitality Monday evening were
Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Arnold.
William English, Watkins, George
Drake Duddy Henry Henderson. Lewis
Clark Carlisle George A. Founder Nc
Pherson, Lester Bennett, w. J. Har-
vey, DR.. and Mrs. c. b. Nichols, DR..
and Mrs w. II. Smith, DR.. and Mrs.
E. A. Lundy: Mesdames Jasper A.
Brown, Thomas A. Wilson, Samuel
Bigelow of Boston; James G. Grady,
the Misses Dent, Esther Dent, Mineta.
Knapp OF Rockford, ILL.,, Bessie Nc
Pherson, Lena Brookings; Messrs.
Simpson, Frank Mathews, George Will
liam Young, James r. Mariagon and
C. e. Stetson.
The guests Tuesday afternoon in
cluded Mesdames M. o. Head, Foster,
r. L. Turner, James A. Frame, Elmer
McKeever. Frank r. Strong, Walter
Brewer, 1. M. Prescott, B. NJ Pres
colt, H. T. Nauce, Mark Turnbull,
Homer Morris, M. M. Symmes, Rollo
Smell, L. c. Coffman, :. w. Laing, J.
r. Metcalf, F. A. Faust, Charles II,
Faulkner, NJ. r. Hunter, Frank
Nichols, e. c. Kennessy, w. c. Ben
nett, L. T. Curtis, M. p. Johnson, Sol
Davis, J. c. Cline, Hugh L. Jones,
Robert Mccormack, T. K. Williams of
Minneapolis. L. r. Caroe, Frederick
Miller, A. B. Cheshire M. L. Fletcher,
L. F. F'loorman. A. J. Prosser, the
Misses McGraith of Topeka, Kas.;
Martha Hunter, Ellen Harper
Wheeler, Frances Lawton, Carrie
Conger and Easement.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
LONG BEACH AGENT WILL
HEAR DECISION TUESDAY
Case of Real Estate Man Accused by
Woman of Embezzlement
Then to Be De-
clded

The case of John III. Belts, jr., a
Long Beach real estate agent, charged
by Mrs. Angie Becker of Eldorado,
Kas., with the embezzlement of $4,000,
was heard in Justice E. e. Selph's court
yesterday and continued until Satur-
day morning when the justice will an
nounce his decision.
Belts, it appears, was intrusted with
$4,000 with which to purchase real estate
during boom at Long Beach. The de-
tails were made in November, 1906, and
following the transactions Mrs. Becker
returned to her home in Eldorado,
where, after repeated requests, she re-
ceived contracts instead of deeds for
the property. She took the matter up
with attorneys. who said but one of the
contracts was good.
Mrs. Becker said she thought Belts
had used all her money in Investing for
her. but declares only $500 of the $4,000
was used.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
TO GIVE BENEFIT LECTURE
FOR METHODIST HOSPITAL
Rev. Robert Mcintyre Will Deliver
Discourse on "A Model Home"
Tuesday Night at simp-
son Auditorium

"a Model Home will be the new
lecture by Rev. Robert Mcintyre
which he will give next Tuesday even
ing at Simpson auditorium for the ben
eft of the Methodist hospital. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
establishment of hospital under the
auspices of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society.
DIR. Mcintyre has long been counted
as the most eloquent preacher in Meth
odism in this country and his new lee
ture promises to be full of interest.
The women of the missionary society
are working to secure funds to estab-
lish a hospital equipped with modern
appliances, where medical services can
be given at moderate prices. A large
number of well known people consti-
tute the board of control.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
To Wed in Manila

The marriage of Mrs. Ynez Shorbe
White and Capt. Carroll Buck, U. S. A.,
is announced to take place in May at
the home of the brides sister and
brother-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Muir
tagh in Manila.
Mrs. White sailed from San Fran
cisco on Thursday on the transport
Thomas large party of friends, many
of them members of the younger social
set, going on board to see her off. Capt.
Buck and his bride are planning to re-
turn to California early in the winter
and will erect a home on one OF the
peninsular tracts, for which they have
already accepted plans.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06

Trotter on Slums
Melvin e. Trotter, the Grand Rapids
evangelist, will address the City club
Saturday on "The Slums of a City"
Judge York to Lecture
Judge Waldo M. York will lecture at
the Trinity M. e. Church, South, to-
night. His subject will be God In Our
Government"
New York Society
The New York State society will meet
tonight at 3371s South Hill street. En-
tertainment will be provided. All New
Workers are invited.
Bankruptcy Papers Filed
Through his attorney, Willoughby
Rodman, B. Sakakibara, a retail cloth
ing dealer of Los Angeles, yesterday
filed petition In bankruptcy at the
federal district court. The debts come
to $37OS.20 and the assets to $2401.87.
Retired Merchant Dies
James c. Haines, retired merchant,
died yesterday at his home, 1901 Mala-
bar street. He leaves wife and sew
eral children. Funeral services will be
held Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at Rosedale cemetery, under the auspi-
ces of the Masons.
Conducts Lenten Service
The Lenten MONDAY services being
conducted by Rev. d. Butler daily at
st. PauPs pro-cathedral are being
largely attended. The service is held
from 1910 to 1890 o'clock, with congre-
gational singing. DR.. Butler is a well
known and popular Episcopal clergy
man.
Burglars Rob House
Burglars entered the home of Mrs.
F. e. Campbell, 255 South Bunker Hill
avenue, during her absence from home
Wednesday afternoon and stole a valu-
able gold watch garnet brooch and
two bracelets. Entrance Is supposed to
have been obtained by means of a
pass key.
Reject Offer
AS the fire departments losses of
horses are less than Z per cent year,
the fire commissioners yesterday
turned down the proposition of the Cal
ifornia Mutual Live Stock Insurance
company to insure all of the horses of
the department on a basis of per cent
of the amount of the insurance.
Driver Hurt in Runaway
George Deirks. aged %, driver was
taken to the receiving hospital for
treatment yesterday afternoon for in
thrown from his wagon. Deirks was
driving near Pico and Main streets
when his team became frightened and
ran away, throwing him to the pave
ment.
Kicked by Missouri Mule
II. w. Martin, horse dealer, 450 Cen
trail avenue, was taken to the receiving
hospital yesterday morning suffering
from a laceration of the upper lip
caused by coming in contact with the
rear hoofs of a Missouri mule. The ac-
cident occurred at Vermont and Santa
Fe avenues. Martin was treated and
left the hospital.
older Case Continued
The preliminary examination of Fre-
mont Older, charged with criminal libel
by Luther G. Brown, was again con-
tinued yesterday by Justice Summer
field until March &c. The hearing has
been postponed a number of times, the
reason for yesterdays continuance be-
ing that Older is engaged in other liti-
cation in San Francisco.
Body to Be Sent to San Diego
Mrs. Barbara jackson, aged 60, died
yesterday at her home, TIA Towne ave-
nue., after a long illness. She leaves
two sons, Arthur, who resides in Los
Angeles, and Herbert, who resides in
Oswego, N. Y. The latter came here
during his mothers illness. The body
will be taken to San Diego, where fun
eral services will be held Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
Complimentary Luncheon

Miss Marion Newhall of San Fran
CISCO who is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Walter S. Newhall of chester
place. was the especial guest at a
luncheon given yesterday by Miss AL
berta Denis.
Covers were laid for Mrs. George j.
Denis. Miss Marjorie Welsh, Miss Char
line Coulter, Miss Lois Chamberlain,
Miss Mary Hubbell Miss Ann Patton,
Miss Katharine Bashford, Miss Carolyn
Trask and Miss Katharine Mellus.
In the evening Mrs. Newhall gave 2
dinner for her guest, and Saturday VIII
give a tea for her at the Los Angeles
Country club. The same day Miss Sal
lie Utley, 963 Menlo avenue will give
a buffet luncheon for Miss Newhall.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
are to be the guests of bonor.

are to be the guests of honor.
All Eastern Star chapters, as well
as the Masonic bodies are taking great
interest in this event, for which 5000
tickets have been issued. The order has
enrolled over 2300 members in Los An
geles alone.
Miss Emma Riehl of San Jose. grand
matron, has been in Southern Califor-
MIA since January 10 examining and in
structing the local chapters. Benjamin
b. Cartwright of Alhambra occupies
the chair of the worthy grand patron.
Many of the past and present grand
officers are expected to be present to
share the honors of the occasion. The
address of the evening will be given
by Charles Logan, county recorder
Kammeyer's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic. Through cars on the Jefferson and
Main street lines have been secured for
the evening. The credential commit
tee will be at the club house at 7:30
p. M Saturday to meet all presenting
Masonic or Eastern Star receipts who
have not received their tickets.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
For Miss Lankershim

As a farewell compliment to Miss
Doria Lankershim, who with her
mother, Mrs. J. B. Lankershim, is
leaving for Paris for a years sojourn,
Miss Dorothy Parry-Jones entertained
with an English tea yesterday after
noon at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
John w. Mitchell, First street and YER
mont avenue.
Among the guests hidden to the tea
were the Misses Edith Heron, Leila
Holterhoff, Ruth Comfort Mitchell and
guest, Anne Bigelow of Terre Haute,
Ind; Eva Gray, Bell, Seaman, Maude
Benson of San Francisco, Alice Smith,
Marion Delmazzo and Maria Simoni
Castelvi of Guadalajara, Mexico, who
for several months has been a guest at
the Mitchell home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
j. 7. Club

Mrs. Edgar M. Smith of Brighton ave
nue. entertained Wednesday as her
guests members of the j. T. club.
After partaking of delicious refreSn
ments served by the hostess the club
listened to a paper on the Japanese
Emigration" by Mrs. Emma Coplin
Mrs. Hogle read poem entitled THE
Fellow Worker" by Arthur Oshaugh-
ness. and Mrs. J. H. Culver read
naper that discussed domestic ques-
tions. The program closed with a
group of instrumental selections by tne
bostess THE next meeting will be held
with Mrs. G. F. Hogle. 1872 North Hope
street, April l.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
Told in San Francisco

Announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Olga Sutro and Philip irving
Manson. which was made in San Fran
cisco early in the week, will be of in
terest to many Los Angeles friends.
Miss Sutro, who is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Therese Sutro and
the late Gustave Sutro, head of the
firm of Sutro & Co., returned with her
mother only a few months ago from
several years residence abroad. Mr..
Manson is a prominent attorney and
well known clubman of San Francisco
and a brother of DR.. Josef l. Manson.
The ceremony will probably take place
some time this spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
BAY CITY YOUTH FIRST IN
WEST POINT EXAMINATION
Oakland Student Is Named as His
Alternate-onIy Seven Pass
Mental and Physical
Tests

AS a result of the examination for
entrance into West Point military
academy Lewis King Underhill of San
Francisco is named principal.
Roy M. Smyth of Oakland is first al
ternate, while George e. Stone of Long
Beach is second alternate.
Senator Frank p. Flint will make the
appointment
OF the thirteen candidates two
dropped out after the physical examin-
alton, while only seven of the eleven
remaining finished the mental tests.
The first and second alternates passed
the closest kind of examination.
The examining board consisted of
Gen. Robert Wankowski, Gen. Adna r.
Chaffee and w. j. Washburn.
Underhill is 1917 years old, was born
in San Francisco and was educated
there, except for three years at Lowell
high school. He is a senior at Berkeley.
expecting to be graduated in May.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
OSCAR NEWLY SPEAKS
AT MONDAY MEETING

"Christ Is the Life of Men, was the
topic of Oscar M. Newby at the noon
day meeting held yesterday on the
steps of the First Methodist church
under the auspices of the Y. M. G.. A.
Mr. Newby spoke in the absence of
the minister announced to speak. There
was large attendance and much in
terest manifested.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
WILL SET OUT 1900
TREES ON ARBoR DAY

Arbor day win be celebrated on the
Wiltshire Harvard Heights tract by tbs
planting of 1900 black acacia trees
along streets bounding the property of
E. A. Forester Il Sons. The trees were
bought year ago from D. d. Baller-
stedt at $3.50 each and are now between
eight and nine feet tall.
The company will care for the trees
in front of the sold and unsold lots for
- %
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
CITY GAS COMPANY FILES
MAP OF NEW MAIN LINES

In secret City Engineer Homer
Hamlin will look over a bunch Of maps
fled by the City Gas company showing
streets in which it seeks to lay new
mains.
The work of examination and COM
paring will take some time, and as
competitors may seek to learn where
the pipes are to be laid. orders of Sc
crecy were given.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
Marriaue Announcement

Solemnized by Dean wilkins of the
pro-cathedral the marriage of Miss
Olive Thomas of Ocean Park and VIII
N. Kirby took place in the pro-cathe-
dral at noon February 2S. After March
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby will be at home
at the Westbcro, 145 South Beaudry
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
Seat Sale Opens

Owing to the great demand for seats
for the society vaudeville for the Work
ing Boys home benefit at the Audi
torium Friday night, March 13, the
management has placed all, seats on
sale and those desiring choice seats
should secure them at once at the
Auditorium box office.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06
Bridoe Whist Matinee

Mrs. Alonzo Lee of Pasadena was
hostess yesterday afternoon at the reg
ular meeting of bridge whist club of
which she is a member the other mem
bers of the club being Los Angeles
women.