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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-16
POSSIBILITIES
FOR v. p.
Special Correspondence to The Press

Special Correspondence to The Press
CHICAGO, June 16.-The selec-
ton Of a vice president involves
the consideration Of the following
names among the possibilities:
Jonathan p. Deliver, senator
from Iowa; George b. Cortelyou,
New York, secretary of treasury;
Philander Chase Knox, senator
from Pennsylvania: Rudolph
Spreckels, banker and reformer.
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SICK wife SEEKING
TRuANT HUSBAND

Mrs. Clyde Otto Lee, of Pullman.
Wash, has written to Police Chief
Rice asking that her husband be
located. He was formerly employ
ed as motorman by the w. w. p.
Mrs. Lee is sick. She says she
heard that her husband was keep
ing company with woman in this
city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-16
PLUMBER FINDS WHAT
IT IS TO BE ROBBED

James Smyth, plumbing contrac-
tor, notified the police this morn
ing that last night more than $500
worth of plumbing material was
stolen out of building he is fitting
at the southeast corner of Wash
ington and Main.
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY

G. H. Walters, who was bound
over to the superior court on a
charge of allowing his wife to lead
an immoral life, pleaded not guilty
when arraigned this morning be.
fore Judge Huneke.
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UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION SERVICE
LORDS PRA YER OPENS
) REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
ALLIES HAVE GIVEN UP
FIGHT, BUT HUGHES AND
LAFOLLETTE STILL STICK.

CHICAGO, June 16.-The
announcement has just been
made to the United Press
that the allies had decided I
to withdraw all their can I
didates except LaFollette
and Hughes before the first I
ballot was taken.
) Hughes and LaFollette
were asked TO withdraw, but :
they refused, making it
practically certain that the
nomination of Taft will not
hp unanimous
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23
Labor EDITORS Meet.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Special.-
national labor editorial associate
was formed as the result of CO
ference here today of prominent !
Dor editors of the daily press all ov,
the country.
The purpose of the organlzati'
will be to bring the labor writer's
the country in close personal touc
the discussion OF policies to furth
the interests of the labor moveme
all over the country and for the d
semination of labor uniI news
form that will be fair TO organic
labor. II will be suggested that I
annual session OF the association
held each year at the time End pla
Of the meeting of the an'Tal <
yention OF American Federation
Labor so that its members may &
in touch with the leaders of III
great labor body.
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The Perfect Woman Is not a Fat
One,

Artists say the !deal proportion Of
weight in a woman is 26 pounds for
every foot OF her height. This would
make a woman of five feet four in
ches weigh 1876 pounds ounces.
II you weigh more than this In
proportion you are on the danger
line and are likely 10 get too fat in
few years. Check 1t by taking a
teaspoonful after meals and at bed
time OF this receipt: l-2 ounce OF
Marmola. 10 ounce Fluid E'
Cascara Aromatic and 3 IL onnces
Syrup Simplex. Get the armola
sealed and mix II with the other In
gradients at home. This mixture Ia
harmless, will not cause wrinkles
and has been known 20 take off sew
on pounds of Fat q week without any
help from exercise or dieting. II Is
inexpensive.
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panderIne

Works wonders. It produces
just as surely as rain and sunsh
produces crops. 1t produces a h
growth of luxuriant hair when
other remedies fail We guarar
Danderine. All druggists sell 1t
soc. and s1.OO per bottle. To pr
its worth send this ad and 10 &C
in stamps or silver and we will n
you a large free sample. Know
Danderine Co.. Chicago, Ill.
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Taft In Buffalo.

Buffalo, Feb. 22.-Special.-Bu
10 today is the mecca of scores
prominent republicans from Rocl
ter, Syracuse, Utica and other cit
who have been invited to the I
banquet at the Ellicott club here
night.
1t is expected that many thousa
will poin in the demonstrations
welcome upon the secretary's q
val.
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Tuesday,.

Baptist Women's Mission society
with Mrs. +. H. Goodwin.
Presbyterian Aid with Mrs. Bur
nett,
Reception with Mrs. G, NJ. Gross
to meet the new officers of the Home
and Foreign Mission societies.
South Ardmore Aid meets.
Max Pagan in The Man on the
Box" at Robson Opera House,
Episcopal Guild with Mrs Ed Hoff
man.
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University Honors Choate.

Philadelphia, Feb. 22.-Specis
At the annual celebration of uni
sity day, the honorary degree Of
d. will be conferred upon Joseph
Choate, who will deliver the orat
Governor Edwin \. Stuart, Miss
cillia BeauI, q distinguished An
can artist; Charles y. Rice, presiC
OF the superior court of the ST
and Grove X. Gilbert, chief of
United States geological survey.
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EXCELSIOR STEAM LAuNDRl

Offers you brand new machine
the best of workmanship and a
feet satisfaction. Phone 575 and 4
wagon will call for your bundle.
want your laundry work whetI
your bundles are large or small.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23
Wedne sday.

Merrie Wives.
Mothers Club in the First ward
meets at Franklin school at $3.50.
Ferndale Review club meets.
Y. NJ. c. A. auxiliary.
Edward Baxter Perry at Gilmer no
tel in the evening.
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S35. The contents Of each box was
clothing. all new and neatly made.
TIC society will meet with Mrs. Van
Denberg next Thursday.
=
On next Friday the following pro
gram will be given by the High
School auxiliary at the Lincoln
building at three o'clock. Every pa.
tron in the ward is expected to be
present and everyone interested in
school work is cordially invited
Piano Solo .... Miss Bonnie Madden
Reading ..... Miss Mamie Gross
Character Building the Central Idea
in Education --..... Prof Evans.
Discussion.
Piano Solo o. Miss Annie Thompson
Tonight at the First Presbyterian
church there will be an unusually in
teresting musical program under the
able direction of Miss Hanna, who
is director of the choir The follow
ing program will be rendered:
Hymn.
Anthem-"My shepherd is the lAv-
ing Cod
Scripture.
Violin Solo ...... Miss Ozella Pugh
Prayer.
Quartette-Mcsdame Guillot, Bled-
soc, Foster Baker.
Announcement and Offering.
Solo ...... .... g.. Mr.. Simpson
Anthem-"The King of Love, My
Shepherd Is"
Duet Mrs. Guilliot and Miss Hanna
Anthem-"God of Our Fathers"
Remarks ---.......... DIR. Weith
Solo ................. Miss Hanna
Hymn.
The members of the Forty-two club
and a number of invited guests were
gracefully entertained on the week
end by Mrs. j. t. Spragins at her
home on Broadway. Pink carnations
Voc favored for the parlor decora
I and violcts were in the dining
o.u and library. In the -i2' contest
the favor fell 90 Mrs. Maxwell After
the play the tables We're spread in
dainty linen and very choice
three course luncheon was served.
The guests were: Mesdames w. p.
Poland. c. l.. Anderson, Chas. Cook,
W. c. Baker, c. p. VanDenberg, Will
Potter, c. l.. Byrne, Mike German,
A. Walcott. c. a. Sammons, Maxwell
J. y. Dodson, b. \. Simpson, Harold
Wallace. Byron Drew, r. j. Williams,
Max Westheimer, j. B. Wall, Aber-
nathy w II. Bleakmore, w. A. Ed
wards, Dashner,, ~ c. Woods, w. O.
Cruce. Misses Mae Stevens, Avis,
| Pennie Williams, =. B. Coulee, and
Ms. Carrie Morgan, the honoree,
Miss Katheryne Patton of sulphur
Miss Smith of Hobart and the visit
ing guest of Mrs Westheimer, Miss
Marcus of Marshall, Texas.
| >
The Martha Washington tea party
given by the ladies of the Fourth
ward at the jefferson building Fri
day evening was one of the very
enjoyable and attractive affairs OF
"Washngton's Birthday" as well as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23
...SOCIETY... %.
BY Mrs 7. II. Sturgeon. Phones House ga. Office 5.

Eldridge, the humorist will be the
attraction, and 1t is said that this
is 'without doubt one of the best
numbers in the course. A full house
should greet him.
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Thursday.

Benevolent society meets wit
Mrs. c. u. NanDenberg.
Ardmore Musical club meets.
Gliders' dance.
w. b. Patton in "Slow Poke" a
Opera House.
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Academy entertained very uniquely
with Martha Washington tea Sat
urday afternoon. A full account will
appear in Mondays paper.
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Friday.

Orio club meets with Miss Cor
lew.
High School auxiliary meets at
Lincoln school.
Elks' dance.
Ladies' Glee club meets.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday.

Eldridge at Robson Opera House.
Ladies of the Leaf with Mrs. S. T.
BledsOe, 3 o'clock.
Chautauqua with Mrs. A. c. Cruce.
Mrs. p. II. Woods, leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23
TRANSFERRED INITIATIVE.

He loves me, He loves me not!
Tho wind blows cold! The wind
blows hot!
I watched his lips, his eyes, his nose,
And wonder If | dare propose.
/ wonder II he'd answer Yes
And seal it with warm caress;
Or would ne tell me to see mother
Or volunteer to be my brother!
Last night took Jack unawares
And kissed him. We were on the
stairs.
OF course he struggled and was
fused
Because his nice mustache was muss-
ed.
But in his rougish eye the while
saw the portent of a smile
The pardon of the robber bold.
Before the booty had grown cold
He always gladly wears my flowers,
And let's me call and stay for hours,
And when at last rise TO go,
He'll say. why do you hurry so?'
And every day | think I'll speak,
But put it off from week to week,
And watch his lips and eyes and nose
And wonder if | dare propose.
Judge.
Mrs T.. l.. Goodman will entertain
the Womans Home Mission society
OF the Broadway Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon. All members are
urged to be present. Business hours
building. An excellent program has
$3.50 to 4:30.
Mrs Abernathy and Mrs. Burnitt
will entertain the Ladies Aid socie.
ty OF the First Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Burnitt Business meeting at
2:30 and social hour at $3.50.
=
Inc lJadleS OF Lne Lear VIII meet
tMonday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. s. 7. Bledsoe on Hargrovo
Heights.
The Mothers club of the First ward
will meet on Wednesday, February
2Gth at $3.50. Every mother is urg
ed to be present as there will be
business of Importance to transact.
The High School auxiliary will
meet on next Friday at the Lincoln
building An excellent program has
been prepared and large attendance
is expected.
Another one of the clever numbers
of the Lyceum course will be giver
at the Robson Opera House Monday
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honoree i'm lavender crepe de chene.
The punch room was in red and in
coy corner Mrs Harry Berry in
pink princess and Miss sutherland in
a red liberty silk, dipped the re-
rcshing nectar. The dining room was
i'm pink. the table ccutegcd with
tall cut vase or carnations In here
a choice three course luncheon was
served
\ guessing contest was the inter
estinE feature OF the ewing. I'm this
Miss Irene Clawson proved herself
as being best posted ON cats, as twas
n cat contest" and was given
dainty fancy work apron done in VIC
let's, which she gave the honorcc.
Harry X. Allen claimed consolation
and to him also fell an apron with
pockets filled with all the neccssa-
ries Of a typical bachelor sewing
box The guest list was as follows:
Miss Butt and G.. G.. lislc, Miss
Corlcw and Herbert Jones. Miss
Clawson and Frank Robson, Miss
Frye and Arthur Kyle. Miss Teate
and Jim Frame, Miss Joe Mason and
Harold Young. Miss Philips and Tom
Frame. Miss Grace Williams and
Fred Carr, Miss Blois and Don Rus
SELL Miss Natille Williams and Wal
ter Simpson Miss Lowdon and Hen.
ry Bchnc, Miss Floy Alyis and Les
lie Kcarney, Miss Mason and j. w.
Hannah, Miss Robson and l.. G..
Shelton, Miss James and Ray Poland,
Miss Madge Roberts and Charley
Dobbins. Miss Sutherland and VIII
Adams, Miss Lena Gardenhire and
Elwood Wolvcrton, Miss higgins and
Mr. Ayler, Miss Jennie Williams
and Jimmie Wallace, Miss Olive and
T.. c. Jones, tn chonoree and Harry
X Allen, Neal Alien and the host
and hostess
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23
WAsHlNeToN's LAST YEAR.
His Happy Life With His Wife at
Mt. Nernon.

His Happy Life With His Wife at
Mt. Vernon.
At the end of his retirement TO
Mt. Vernon. after the expiration of
his term as president, the tall fig
ure Of Washington was only slight
" bent, and he still weighed upward
Of two hundred pounds.
Excepting his gray hair and his
false teeth, aud some trouble in hear
ing. there was little of the usual
appearance of age in his muscular
person and gait, and his strong,
pock-marked face. He was affable
and merry with his best friends, but
while he had the true hospitality of
southern gentleman in inviting ev-
cry visitor from distance to his Ia
ble or to a bed over night, his polite
ness was generally formal. Yet, If he
particularly enjoyed the conversation
of guest, he would pay him the
compliment of listening to him un-
til after nine o'clock, or even
lighting him with n candle to a
bed room for the night.
Mrs. Washington at this time was
healthy, pleasant and unostenta-
tious little woman, still showing ira
ces of good looks, and with seldom
any other thought ecept playing res
pectably her role of mistress of the
house of country gentleman, of
caring for the negroes, or with anus
ing herself with her knitting She
had a great pride in her receipt for
making cherry bounce, and on a mid.
summer day she cut out thirty-two
pairs of breeches for the men work.
ing on the farm. She had said that
she and the general felt like chill
dren just released from school when
he left the presidency, and she told
of her satinsfaction in settling down
again 20 the duties of an old fash.
ioned Virginia housekeeper, steady
as clock, busy as a bee and cheer
! full as a cricket.
-
The Benevolent society did not
meet the past week on account OF
all its members attending the funer
al of Mr.. Weeks, who was beloved
/ by everyone. and a favored member
of many of the fraternal organiza
tions and their auxiliaries.
While there was no meeting there
was a bit of work going on, a large
box of clothing was sent to the Buck
ner Orphans Home in Texas, valued
at $26 and another one sent to the
Oklahoma Orphans Home, valued a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23

Another one of the clever numbers
of the Lyceum course will be given
at the Robson Opera House Monday
night, under the auspices of the High
School and First Presbyterian church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs /. Il, Mason very
pleasantly entertained a number OF
visiting odd Fellows Thursday even
ing at six O'Clock dinner. The guests
were:
w. H. Walker district deputy
grand patron, Tishomingo; Jno. 7.
Hosmer, member finance commit
tee. Muskogee; DR.. Charles p. Brown,
grand representative |. o. O. f.,
Chickasha; A. Haight, past grand re
preventative, Chickasha; J. A. Fulp,
grand high priest w. NJ. Huff. grand
scribe, Chickasha; Miss Covalt of
Guthrie, who is guest at the Mason
home. and Miss Sophia Frye.
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DeWitts Carbolized Witch III
Salve is especially good for p
Sold by w. b. Fl me.
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Alfalfa seed at
'9.lm 8 , JOE BASIlNES.
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L
other details but in the gracious giod
cheer that prevailed from start to
| finish Very effective were the flag
and flower decorations and at the
finish OF very interesting program
refreshments of tea, coffee, chocolate
and cake were served by four little
girls and four little boys all dressed
in colonial style. that carried you
back TO ye olden times.
The program:
Music High School Orchestra
Reading ........... Miss Moorman
Voice Solo ........... Miss Hanna
Reading ....-......--.. Ethel lkard
Violin solo-Miss Mable Snyder Miss
Neh lkard. accompanist.
Piano Solo ......... Bonnie Porter
Music .... High School Orchestra
Reading ... ... &C.. Mrs. Sanderson
Music ..--............... Orchestra
Candy was sold and something over
$2j was cleared.
The following is the program to be
rendered at the Broadway Baptist
rlurch this afternoon by ne Is. Y.
| =. L.
Topic-Nissions.
Leader-Miss White.
Voluntary (piano) Walter Mich
OILS
Scriptures-Luke Is: II.
Hymn
Bible references.
Discussion.
Putting missionaries to work.
Matt: 9-19.
Cridcising our missionarics-Act
.: 1-3.
Missionaries answers to criticism
Luke 8. %.
/ Vocal Solo-Mrs. Hardy.
Brief biography of John the Bap-
tist-Miss Mary Bow.
Description of Oklahoma missiona-
~ enterprises.
Description Of missionary work,
advisable to he done in Ardmore.
Luniel Goldsby.
Miss Madge Roberts entertained
a bunch of her girl friends very
pleasantly Friday evening with a
few merry rounds of Five Hundred,
at her home on North Washington
The house was decorated in ferns
and carnations and at the finish OF
the play a dainty luncheon was serv-
ed and the high score prize was Civ
en- Miss Clara Campbell. The guests
were the bachelor maids and their
friends.
The First ward school Is very
proud of some new book cases re-
Gently installed in three of the rooms.
Before long it is hoped to have a
new flag and more book cases and
pictures.
Miss Vera Olive was the generous
hostess to the members of the Orio
club Friday afternoon at their regu
lar meeting.
Roll call was answered by quota
tions from Emersons Essay on Art
Mrs. Webb, the president read q
most interesting paper ON Uses OF
Great Men" taken from representa-
tive men of the times.
A paper by Mrs. l.. /. Wilkersor
with the subject, Influence OF I'm
erson,' was indeed fine and full o
thought.
This was the last study % Emerson
I and a real heart to heart experience
meeting was INDUCED in and opin
ions given as TO his influence on th'
club.
History and Art" were topics dis
cussed by Miss Olive and Miss Dix
on.
Act " Of Anthony and Cleopatr
was read.
Discussion - Foreign Movement
and their Author" Many of the lat
reforms were brought in and espe
cially those credited to women.
Table talk.
q Il am the owner of the Sphere
Il OF the seven stars and the sola
year,
4 or Caesars hand and Plato's brain,
81 OF Lord Christs heart and Shapes
peare's strain"
= Mrs. c. NJ. Gross was critic for tn
session. The club will meet with Mis-
Corlew next Friday
Mrs. d. Il. Aliens debutante r,
ception for Miss Covalt of Guthri
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Mrs. d. T.. Aliens debutante re-
ception for Miss Covat of Guthrie,
was as jolly as it was prettily set
and dressed. The Allen home on
North Washington being especially
adapted, with its spacious interior,
so arranged that II can all be thrown
togther for entertaining For the ev-
ening the suite was decked with great
clusters of carnations and red gera-
ueums and ferns and palms grouped
about in the reception hall and IL
brary. Mrs. Allen received her de-
butante set OF girls and presented
them tO tho visiting bud and her
honor line, IN which was Miss Jen.
ME williams IN white silk. Miss F7O'
Alyis, in white Organdio over wbite
taffeta, Miss vida Mason, in wh!te
net over Lavender Satin, Miss Irene
Clawson, black net over taffeta, the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23

Much enthusiasm is being shown
hy the patrons of the First ward in
regard to manual training. why
should We not have course of this
for our boys?
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The First ward school is very
proud of some new book cases re-
Gently installed in three of the rooms.
Before long it is hoped to have a
new flag and more book cases and
pictures.
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The Martha Washington tea party
given by the ladies of the Fourth
ward at the jefferson building Fri
day evening was one of the very
enjoyable and attractive affairs Of
"Washington's Birthday" as well as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23

The little si.ls at the st, Agnes
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| The following We clip from an eN-
change, which will doubtless be OF
much interest to our readers, and
| furthermore, we congratulate oursel-
yes that we may boast of one fair
| daughter who cannot be daunted by
man, dead or alive:
Norman, Ok, Feb. 20.-Armed
with scalpels, their dainty dresses
tucked securely under medical stu
dents aprons, Miss Wynn LedbCt-
ter and Miss Inez Mcmillan. co-eds
at oklahoma university, shaved a
corpse in the anatomical laboratory
as a part of their initiation in the
Phi Delta Gammar sorority.
NO. | wasn't afraid" said one
Of the girls after the ordeal. 1T
wasn't half as bad rs shaving a real
live man would be-
The work was accomplished neatly
and quickly. Miss Mcmillan, who was
the latest pledge, did the heavy work,
Miss Ledbetter assisted
The two co-eds welded big brushes
soaked with lather and then followed
with the slower process of scrapng
it off with keen edged medical seal
pels.
"Oh-h-," came sotto scream from
one Of the initators, isn't it aw'
ful?'
Miss Wynn Lcdbetter Is the
daughter Of w. A. Ledbetter OF Ard
more, a member of the constitutional
convention. Miss Inez Mcmillan is
from Pauls Valley,
Dressed in their CORY work clothes
class of medical students watched
the performance and with the mem
bers of the sorority guarded the
doors TO keep yentursome students
from Witnessing tie shaving.
On Wednesday the Mothers clul
Of the Second ward met at the Wash
ington building at three thirty ant
p had a most pleasant meeting. Rev
= Monser, who is holding protracteC
I services at the Christian church wa
4 pres mt and made an interesting anC
y instructive talk. lie chose as hi
:, subject, The kind of books our chill
n dren should read" He dwelt long OF
: this 10 instil into the mothers th'
I importance of early training and th'
+ great influence good and bad litera
4 ure had on our children.
i Eight new members were added Il
, the membership list.
r Miss Nora Robson entertained las
!. evening complimentary 90 Miss Ca
: Walt, the visiting guest of Miss VII
q I IN Mngnn. with Il chafing dish par
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-23

Miss Nora Robson entertained last
evening complimentary 90 Miss Co
walt, the visiting guest of Miss vii
IN Mason. with u chAflng dish par
IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-16
LUCKY RUNAWAY.
ST. George Buss Team Runs Away and
Then Runs Back Again.

The bay team Of the St. George
hotel took a lively spin on their own
account this morning. but aside from
creating some excitement for several
score of people, who happened to be
on the street along the line of march,
not the least bit of damage was sus-
tanned.
Starting from the corner of Main
and Webb streets, while their driver
was somewhere else" .they went out
Webb for four blocks, followed by d.
Waffle in his express wagon and half
a hundred men and boys on foot, and
on wheels.
They then turned over to Alta and
started back toward gown without di-
minishing their speed. AS they came
past the Sloan blacksmith shop at the
Corner of Alta and Cottonwood, one
of the men rushed out, threw himself
onto the wagon as they dashed by
and stopped them before they reach
ed Main street.
Not a buckle had been broken or a
horse scratched.