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Branchville.

Mrs John E. Schneider had two chil- dren of Brooklyn, N. Y., spend several days with their aunt.
 Several people are here from the city with their children. All seem to enjoy themselves and make no trouble.
 We understand the Moore place has been sold to Mrs Cobwell.
 A lovely dinner was cooked and sent to Mrs A. J. Partridge, who was sick, by Mrs Schneider. mother of John E. Schneider, and it will not be forgotten. Mrs A. J. Partridge has been well cared for in her recent sickness by all.
 Arthur Thomas called on Mrs Abble J. Partridge, last Sunday.
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Mrs w. Clark of Bristol is visiting relatives and friends in this place, this week.
 The picnic of the Methodist church Sunday school was held, last week Wednesday, in Barber's grove. The day was fine and excellent for boating which the children and others enjoyed greatly. After a bountiful collation. all returned to their homes ha wing passed an enjoyable day.
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Southbury.
STREET AND VICINITY.

STREET AND VICINIT1.
 Grace Brewer is visiting friends in York State.
 Mrs William Brinley is entertaining her aunt from Danbury.
 Helen Murphy is visiting her father in Hartford.
 Hermon Perry visited his daughter in Watertown recently.
 Walter Hicock and family spent Sun day with friends in Morris.
 John J. Hinman. who has been home on his vacation, has returned to Brook lyn, N. Y.
 Mrs Reynolds has several boarders. Mrs Baldwin entertained her daugh- ter and family from New Haven over Sunday. Mir and Mrs H. s. Steele has been in town for few days.
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Stevenson
REAL ESTATE SALE.

Birdsey McEwen has sold his farm to MT and Mrs Lund of Brooklyn, who have taken possession. MT and Mrs, McEwen are going to move into part of Walter BrsdIey's house as soon as repairs are made. .>..
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Bantam.
DROWNED IN BANTAM LAKE.

On August g, Charles Mckay, who has for sometime been in the employ of the Connecticut Electrical Manu- featuring Co.,, was out in boat on Bantam lake with another man, when the boat was overturned and MT Nc Kay was drowned. The other man was saved. The deceased leaves a father to mourn the loss of his only son.
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Trunbul.

GRANGE PICNIC AND CLAM
 BAKE.
 The annual picnic and clam bake of Trumbull Grange will be held on the premises of Howard Beach on Wednes- day, August 26. All the patrons and their friends are requested to be pre- sent. .
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The D. N. Read Co. IT. EsfasHsbsd 1857.
 Nf The Store Closes at o'clock except Saturday
FIRST SHOWING OF
 AUTUMN STREET SKIRTS

A LIMITED number of Walking Skirts have appeared in Coat and Suit Rooms They the first represen- atves of Autumn Styles, and comprise Walking Epinge Cloth Plain Chiffon Panama Sheath Skirts models graceful and cngmg These perfectly plain the waist and hips fastening the left side at the front Plain Gored Skirts with panels front and back
 regular graduated bands ppd with afa satin An interesting Cloak aud Suit Rooms second floor Hand Ties all desired Brow and royal blue, and
 Also the pastel shades pink lavender and pearl 40 landi for
 econ
 BulderA dependable Toilet Cream for weather much by drive keeps the skin smooth clean fair $lO0 jar
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FOR SALE-Cider mill with p horse steam T power; 4-screw Boomer & Boshert press; also Lane shingle machine with 36-inch saw; also drag saw and circular saw. This mill all Teady for work. Will sell separate if desired. c. Donaldo, P. o. Box 392. Bethel. Conn.
 DOR SALE-Pair good work horses, weight U 2SOO, or will exchange for cattle. Walter w. Wheeler Southford. Conn.
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NOR LE-Thoroughbred Collie puppies T eight weeks old. Address E. Wetmore Roxbury. Conn.
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Tax Collectors Notice

To receive taxes I will be at the Town Clerks Office Saturday. June 27th, and each last Saturday thereafter from ga. m. to 1 p; m. Other days at office of Taylor & Hnbbell from a. m. to pm. J. F. HOULlHAN,
 Collector.
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Bedding Taxes.

urOR sALE-Berkshire spring pigs bred from II the noted ArrowpoinG stock. also two yearling sows. All registered stock. Reason able prices. Apply to G. c. Ware, care of Mrs s. c. Goodhue. The Arrowpoint Farm. New Preston, Conn.
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Screen Door Spring

Needed in every house. On exhibition at the store of Charles l. Leach. New Milford. Call and see lt. w. II. FENN.
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NOR SALE--6 nice Chester White pigs, ready T togo. Jesse L. Sanford, Bedding Ridge. Conn.
 NOR SALE-Pair three year old Devon T steers, well matched and will work any where. B. M. Sanford. Bedding Ridge, Conn NOR SALE-Fairbanks gasolene engine, 5 horsepower, new, never used, in perfect order and a bargain. T. E. Platt X Son.. New town, Conn.
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BECKY:
 Gold Medal Flour for me.
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NOR SALE One pair sorrel horses, 2200 lbs. It$l35 match team: two steel tire top bug gies cheap; one open surry so; three set Of single harness: one good driving mare slS); used S20; two good trucks. 257 Black Rock Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
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yUANTED-A married man wishes position
 w on farm or teamster; references. T. c. Douglass, l65 South Nam St.. Waterbury, Ct
 A CHANCE TO GET your Incubators and A Brooders for next spring. Will exchange one aDO-egp hot water. and two 70-egg hot air incubators and one 15-chick. and one l0O- chick hot air breeders for April matched bullets, any breed. but must be good and pure. Edw. e. Rowland. New Milford. Conn.
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For Sale.

A valuable young horse, color cherry bay. weight 1000, age years, fearless and safe for a lady to drive. Will sell cheap or exchange for oxen. Address John Waterbury. East Village, Conn. P. O., Stepney Depot, R. D. IA
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INFORMS IN CHILDREN cured by San-t -tin-ea W By mail 25c. Sample free. Smiths Drug Store, Ansonia, Conn.
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NOTICE-I am ready to saw logs for custom " work and can furnish lumber, timber and posts of all kinds at moderate prices. Mill is located near my house, Leon Bourquenez. Botsford. Conn.
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\ YOUNG GIRL wishes to have an Ameri- A can family adopt pretty Ii tie baby girl. 10 months old, very good. healthy, sleeps well nights beginning to creep and talk. Call or write Grace Thomas, New Preston, Conn..care MT Charles Pickett.
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NOR SALE-Three fresh milk cows. l. | Kruger, Blanket Meadow, Stepney. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

what theY would bring Tie didn't
even wait "a Iatten them. lie
ssAid them thin
Today the cattle that should be
coming In durlua April arc not
there They have bssen sold ahead
OF tisae a. loN prices
During las all and last wtnter
prices To rttE PACKER we're how
On account Of the general financial
depression
Al this would seem 70 argue
that meat should be loN today.
iiuf e innt
To-day You are paying the profits
GA tho pficr that aame meat and
It's bY.prt,duels wouid c0st h the
packer had 60 bus Il at present
shortage Figures
What do you suppose the naehrF
vas doing during All those months
OF low prices
He was has lns and siaughtefinE
and preparing hts products for
market AND PUTTING THEM
AWAY lie bauKht hngs In 40
vemher ~ from tsfb 10 ttsS. and
IN January II ttam stss tn o. aud
ss2s tie xas quite Willlar that
the mark~t should stay down
then
Tie filled eyery warehouse Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
GEORGETOWN TANCLE
STRAICHTENED OUT

The wrinkles In the political Fab
tic of Georgetown we're lroned out
smoothly last night after Mayor
Mueller and the city eouncii fin.
lshed an hours controversy behind
locked doors
AZ a result OF the meeting q ID
understood that Mayor Mueller
axreed to feAppolnt Judge ". "
CoreY aud that the council Sill
fatifY the appolntment OF Marshal
William Johnson
The finy committee returned &c
port faHorlaE the purchase 81 a g..
400 gasoline fire engine aud a 1856
hook and ladder truck.
citf Attorney u Randolph told
the eouneii that Prosecuting Attot.
nsy Macintosh had supplied him
stth evidence Of ias breaking on
The part % Georgetown roadhousea
and that the evidence demanded Ia
fesfiEatIan. The council took no
Asttua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

country with meat products. aud
kept On huyins at ridleuloaalY low
prices. 50 that he might sell later
ON ~ hiEh prices
II II the game al Paekinetnwn.
To-day cattle show an advance ~
81 LIS 70 ti50 aimee February Is.
Pork lolns we're selling recently az
n az four weeks before they a0ld
Al ! cents Tendefioin sold recent
y AZ II cep,a. a month before IL
Nas II cents
THIS doesn't mean that the only
meat tho packers can sell you to
daY IL the meat FOE " witch they have
paid these higher phcrb. though
4 i part Of the game Ia make you
believe that and that no fresh meat
T. refrigerated Tor any length Of
tima
Foe. iust the same. a great deal
Of the product that the packers are
selling you ~ todaya high prices
and that they viii be clad "a sell
yoa At tomorrow higher prices
that IL just tho same product
which they bought at last winter :
los prices
Last winter the iow market g.
lighted them this spring the high
market delights them even more,
because Il helps 70 fool you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

b. the Golden Gate. aad the sight
Of what " to b. the neN Palace
hotel. brings hack stlfriug mem.
uFica OF oid days
Well. the old Palace Il gone =
grisrled oid as~u were heard "a r.
marx Ga April =. tses. shea earth
quake and fire bad len nothing but
bare walls and drcafg ruins 10
mark the place shere san Fran
ci4cas famons pioaeer carssausarY
once 3tossd The ola to4u SD
nsFer b. the sans again
Every san franciscan felt this.
And noe. as the reconstructed
Palace stretches its Eauat. steel
arms upsmra. San Francisco feels
new xtEof EVER Ntaccafo sap
Of the riyeters wakes echoes 9f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

Of The seattle womans club will
Aeet rhuraday a. 3 n. m. with
rs Eugene +. Wilson. poo Seth
az ~ The music department 81
the stub O. yesterday With Mra.
RoN 'ioa'ey 'ssland In the ilol'
Fsdera,ion Of Men.
The men OF the University NJ E
church will hold their Federation
far social service this evening, be-
ginning with 30 O'Clock dinner
city Engineer Thomson viii delly.
81 HE address ON the I've question.
What About Our city Garbage In
clavraior9"
sorosIs Club.
Mrs II, u rhipps. entertained
the t.oraalH club yesterday after
noon 81 her seme GA Lander A.. IN
Mount Baker park The following
program was given: Chairman Folk
sonas," Mra Ninana. Goethe and
Schiller" by Mrh Thorgfimson. and
'komantielsm." by Mrs Chambers.
Easter Church Sale.
tue iaules OF the ttfat NJ. T..
church. Circle No. ,. viii hold an
Faster sale ~ the home OF SITS.
]. y. Moore, GGaa T.. Green Lake
boulevard. Thursday. April T.. Ekgs
IN all fancy eolefH, aud many Eaal.
- novelties for gifts OF the aeason
will be ON exhibition.
ladies Musical Club coaesrt.
The Ladies' Musical cinh gave an
enjoy able concert yesterday after.
noon al The \ II. 4. A. auditorium.
Those who appeared on the pro.
Gram were Mrs. Clarence "a Hop.
per. Miss Frances Wilson. Mrs.
David " White. M John Black
more Mf Alfred u Boardman aud
the ladies' Musical club chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
IN TRUST SOkXS COUNTRY WITH HICRPRICES0
' ON BARGAIN MEAT AND CRABS HUGE PROFITS

/ s,.s,. Exclusive serslesl
~ ~ Aprli h--fea' beef
- !. up. lamb is M
,.ss ali -sheyn be evcn
s.,a.e h.ag. unless some
S.l.,.aen happens Ana the
=, AeplnS that It won {
.....oe Of isajS has been
i 'h'' ae...perous and profitable
a - Industry has ever
'es Naere they made a sub.
- s'eIi, beiorc ihey are
srsa, profit this season ',,,'i,.
.'ss H., slssfed many mlil,ea
/ ~ ~. ~. aarlag other Seasons !,
a'.,A' '. ~as ~ tight money And
'lfa - IA NJ hard times ln's
Shey are earrytns sN"s sns
80 =. s, nv q milloas and a 'eN
|'ss'iea' .,... man around the chi
~. .lsek Yards kaoNs ,hat -.
.,l progst this sessin ne ~ =.
~ ,Nss prsesded II lasAsd 10
Il mast
Nhys ..as hipher
NM !. meal Is - rs'a. 49, ~
a, "a i.sa aad r~ffikesa''N ''''s
. -. sia usaatas afu
va 80 - |. Il solas silll hisher
w ". 49,. J. aol % the paekef him
W =, "a AN. information The fifat
= = = I. ,ae packer Is 70 sell nlcai.
:. eals the eayef be hNea
y y ' 4 yeu mar take 4 or leave
= xa.a inc newspaper reporter
tasaea Armour and ASKS
r.sl i high. WIZ u has gone
~ ss,k Because cattle are
"a a pltying spck. as y you
- ~. !. ASHAMED Of Yourself not
: -. ,eas and cattle are high
- cora Is hlga. Tor exampte
-. ,hs wicw 81 meat Soc up
-, 80 slsays reasons 0ossd
~ tat The supply u spring
49, i shcft iasi aes Aay man
! 4. $50 ysFds viii tell you that,
!. ~ ssnaths sko the stock
- tmna that u WIS costing
= - mueh TO feed bis cattle
= = IA mite prospect Of max
!. a. seeeat profit oat % them
: Isses them "a the market for
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sstt.st.stss.s......
coNoRgss TO INVESTIGATE rss oS~e.

WAshNGtoN Aptil Representative NJ Hitchcock At
Nebraska has curiosity meat peoa are bnpns
up 40 fast this spring when Il meat tra Il
eimplY loaded bought frap
q raisers duftng the wiatcr Town pfeeA
Accordingly he has introduced house resolution ear
Ing ON III" department. OF information
Is ahe q pFeen, TO the prices witch packing
bought kinds
markets 81 the coanty Tot the years prices
be slanged month b. month Also Tor information similarly
the % nonth
the period /.
u believed that such a shou that the
packers Az psng both endshc producer
q huge profits ia thu middle .
The administration expected kindly than other
toward such
succedcd often Va baking
q under the antitrust statntca ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

d.ls farsostea. daYn shea the Pal
Rca waa the center Of san Ffan
cisco'e gatty and business activity
Two years tfum last ThAhk agiS
ink the reconstructed hotel xili b.
opened Il will be- similar lu ali
eassniiai details to the Palace Of
lsF5 Il will have coat $4,000 .eo0
Excavation for the res Palace
vas begun on june ! last The frat
Of steel Eirdefs shown In the photo.
graph. VAS placed on Jan. ~ ol
this year. Five hundred tans Of
steel we're used IN the grsiiaxe
foundation. which waa snnk ia 10
feet Of water The foundation
caYer an AREA Of -. ST. square feet
or over tao acres over .0o1 tens
~ Ntsal util be uaad In the eaa
aifuclien Of the building
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BITS 0'NEWs


Younu aen's nanss-s.
The faaa9 Mra Of th~ First
Presbyterian church wiil give a
banquet "Wednesday evening IN the
Church IssFiors.
ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies Aid society - the
fiayen ~ D. church wilf meet 50.
uaorroN aftcrpooa rIth Mrs lseyt
Thompson. sea hellerne pis~e
Lectures.
Rss MEiffsa y. Alehaden ill d..
liver . series % al lectures. begin,
ming Friday evening GA the sub'
jaei. The land Of tho iaeas" in
The assembly ruotn. Howard and
John 81
German Opera 20 Ne Given.
eNeriubuuF bei der t.Atstn~ a
comic opera b. Offenhseh. will b.
giYea By the TuFusch Nestsfn Of
the Seattle Turn Versin. April is
at : O'Clock In the bah 81 1918
Eighth az
Weran'a csntury Club.
The Woman's Century club vas
entertained ~ the home of Mrs.
smith +. Johnson. Gzs tith Az s.,
Monday afternoon. Those paFtiei-
pstinE In the program Nerc Airs
Bessie L Savage. Mrs. Emma shar
Johnson. Mir Harriet McCresry
shaw.
Seattle Worsn's Club.
The Arts aud Travel department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

Axteli. and lleinie. hlaDuloh dog
opened the bin for the present
week at Panlages yesterday. The
bin IL much above the average OF
the theatre. containing many
laughs The Golden Gate Quin.
tetie. consisting OF five coiofcd art
lists IN singing aud dancing. far
nlsh part of the comedy. and the
Garter & Waters company figure
Ia "A connie sketch entitled The
Wise Mt Conn" In which much
stage furniture Is broken The
Great Kina Nern furnish the nov
city act. naht aud heavy weight
balancing Panley A. Iieaisy are
college boy" singers and dancers
and Mlas Rose Busch sings so
prano songs. Elwell aud motion
pictures complete the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
SALOON KEEPER
DISCIPLINED

Councilman J r. Armstrong Niii
keeR q Aatchful eye on .aleonkrep.
err Of the Thirteenth ~srd Who are
Detected viaiatiag tho sunday clos
laG Ordnance.
Yesterday tho prpprtrtosA Of the
White Front saloon. sFif Ballard
Az appeared before tho lic.n=. and
revenue cosnmltssn for a renewal
OF thrir license q vas laid over
Tor one week At Councilman Arm.
xfronKa request. NEo stated that
fhe ballard police rsiisd the -
loon iaAf Sunday Tor seiilns tntosi.
eaafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Is FINED $40 FOR
METREATING COWS

Humane Office John Vaupell ties
Titled In Justice John CAROLS court
yesterday that Mrs Carrie Blolseth
provided no shelter for three cows
during The winter ana that she tied
them to trees Mrs. Siolseth stat
ed that she believed the cows we're
not misiroated Milk Inspector l..
L. Woodoock testified that he cles-
ed Mrs siolseth'a barn some time
ago because 81 unganitafy eondi-
tidns Justice Carroll assessed a
fine Of $40.
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mu.leal Comedy a, III, star.

The Star theatre yesterday re-.
Yerted To musical comedy. which
proved very popular there last
fall and good houses gave every
evidence of pleasure Al the shows
last night The I.ewisi.ake com.
pany of 20 people put on a non.
hensical extravaganza. introducing
Il comedian Who was received with
foAra Of approval. Gus Leonard,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

program. including the sous by
Rosseh, Ganard Ia eontoftion work
aud the Earl Sisters. character
change artists The show IN the
first sont here under the new aya
tenn Of having certain kAsh.prieed
feature acts each weeks nnd the
experiment heefnh 10 be just what
will suit the house patrons This
show N the best seen at the Coli
scum la many weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
ITALIAN SWIkDLER
UNDER ARREST

Louis Bandero. an italian. vas
brought 20 the city last night by
Dei<~ilve George PsoAue. Of the
Victoria. y. c.. police department
from San Ffaneiaco BsnderO has
been Nanerd In British Columbia
since last November. Bander0 Is
alleged 10 be the man who. With
two others. fleeced Tony ParaYicini
of 81 $40 In this CITY last fall
II Is said that Bandefo aud com
panion fled to San Francise0 after
dipping Paragicini Detective Per.
due followed the pair 10 the south-
ern city. whore they were arrested.
While Perdne WIS fighting for ex-
tradition he was the recipient OF
several threatening Black Hand
warnings Perdue took Bandero
90 Victoria last night.
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rivoll opera House.

Next Saturday night Manager
Frledlander will open the 1iyali
opera house. formerly the Third
Avenue. with new aud large mn.
steal organization which has been
secured 10 produce alria Ia 0irl
Land The theatre has under.
gone complete transformation,
having been Ia the hands Of the
painters and decorators for two
weeks. Even the stage aud the
SCENERY have been entirely recon.
structed. The new company will
have many woil,known principals
Ia the east. and theirs will be a
we'll trained chorus OF rs girls.
Popular prices will prevail. being
fixed az 10. 81. 81 and 80 cents
at night. and 10 and 20 cents for
matinsea. which will be given
Thursdays. Saturdays snd Bun.
days.
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aud many bright singing aud dane
ing numbers. There IL also var
deFllle Ollo. including CONS.
motion picture. Arnold Won der
Aue. 4 yodler. the Great Wilson,
cyellst. aud Hale q Corbln. banjo
lists of great merit The show
runs the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Coliseum. ala Ae,,.

Large audiences saw the new
program OF vaudeville at ths Coll.
scum theatre yesterday afternoon
aud evening The European art
lists. Henri French & Co. novelty
eqallibrists and musicians, made
a hit and unqualified sue.
eeHses we're scored by the
Ioric Pour. xocailnts. Grace
ilaFniey. contortionist. Robert
Henry Dodge a Co. in a comedy
sketch. and the motion pictures.
There are other good acts on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

when $50 strike breakers n
rived al Chester. Pa. the striking
conductors aud other tralnmen ol
the street railway system started
riot. but wore uaueiched by
streams OF water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

The grain handlers Of Portland
struck yesterday TOT higher wages.
aud after being out three hours
their demands we're granted
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|1ssfs Star Eseissvs Ssrsiee.l
/ san FRANCISCO. Cal. April 10
IA Fzacs2ux hs<. busy heart
! sszsiax 4 bit faster these days
iasre = a kscd deal o. sentiment
s'1<'ed IN ihe mshsu Of tho city
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ADJUSTMENTS

A. the Moors-''nrewatsr's Mil
liuns"
Al the orsnd--''The BurgoAAs
tee
At the SsstNe - Anita. the
Singing Olrl."
Al the Lois-'fa Old IIeldel.
berS"
Al the Lyrle--"A Tight Squeeze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

Special all the wces scauilfal
Hrsskfszs tsaeon. fsc pes pound
Hand nss itO9 Frrai ave SO
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TO sEE 6ATTLEsHiPs.

Take boats at Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. zoe round trip. go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11
DEATH OF MISSIONARY.
Body Of John A. southwicl1 Arrives
From New Zealand Tonight.

The remains of John A. Southwick,
who died in New Zealand while per-
forming missionary work, will arrive in
over the Oregon Short Line from Port
land. Accompanying the body is
George B. Andrus, of Mill creek. Fun
eral services will be held Monday COM
mencing at / o'clock in the Lehi tab
ernacle. A large number of people will
go from this city to attend the obse-
quies, and from a list of late ASSOC
clates of the deceased in the mission
field, the pallbearers will be chosen,
as follows: Louis G. Hoagland and
James King of Salt Lake; George w.
Talmage of Provo; Ray Gudmundsen of
Iona, Idaho: MILFORD M. Knudsen and
John S. Evans of Lehi.
Elder Southwick was about to be re-
leased to return home when he was
stricken with typhoid fever, which ter
minated his life on March IL. For some
time he had been president OF the
Thames and Tauranga conferences, had
been in the field nearly three and half
years and had performed an excellent
work The deceased was born at Lehi.
Feb, 20, 1888, but was MEMBER OF the
Springville First ward when called to
go on a mission. At that time he was
a student at the Brigham Young uni
versity in Provo. The names of his
parents are Edward and Ann Maria
Taylor Southwick.
Elder Andrus and his charge arrived
In Portland Wednesday morning, the
steamship Mariana which brought
them being one day ahead OF time. Had
1t not been for the courtesy extended
by the officials of the Union Steamship
company tho body would have had to
remain over In Auckland at least IA
month. The bookings were all closed
before application was made for the
return OF Elder Andrus and the ship
ment of the remains, but the company
made extra provisions 10 permit the
transportation. The body is encased in
a solid oak casket with lead lining.