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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
RESOURCES.

Maoney
Signed j. W. MALoNEY. Cashier
L.
C. STEPHENS,
Directors
state o Oregon, County Of Umaila,
and 25h
(sEAL) A E. LAMBERT. Notary Public
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06

The Daily East oregonian is kept on sale
az the oregon News Co, 14T 9th street
Portland oregon.
Chicago bureau. 900 Security building
Washington, d, C., Bureau, sol Four
teenth street, \. W.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
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DUCKS BY WHOLESALE.

Australia has the largest duck farm
and the largest incubator in the
world. The incubator has a capacity
Of 11,44O ducks eggs or 14,OSO hens
eggs. The machine Is, in fact, hot
house. It stands in open ground, ana
is constructor Of ordinary pine boards
with corrugated iron roof The egg
trays hold 1870 ducks eggs or 16O
hens eggs, and there are four of these
trays end to end in l. tiers, one above
the other, on each side Of the room'
making total Of SS. Moisture is
supplied in pans beneath the bottom
tier Of trays. The heat is supplied by
means Of steam pipes from a large
boiler.
The incubator is said to be working
well and bringing out big percent
age OF birds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
THE LANES OF DREAM.

a song on her lips in the morning a
kiss on her lips at night
X isn't bit OF wonder the. world Is
so full of light
\ hope in the heart through toiling,
and love with its beacon to
gleam
The valleys of sunderland leading
my feet to the lanes of dream!
\ rose on her cheek in the morning.
bloom on her cheek at
night
All, the ways are fair for the sowing,
and the blossoms are cleaning
bright;
A strength for the hands and the
spirit a guide for the weary
feet,
With life so full of the wonder that
love has made so sweet
\ smile on her face In the morning.
a glow on her face at night;
And. so she hath lifted the shadows;
and, so. is the heart set right;
A cheer for the strife and the strug-
gle. with wings of our fancy
free;
And. so. is it any wonder there is JOY
in the world for me?
\ song on her lips in the morning, n
kiss on her lips at night
The hope that is fadeless ever, the
heart that is ever bright
The lamp that our love has lighted
to fiji with its tender gleam
The valleys forever leading our feet
to the lanes of dreamI
Baltimore Sun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06

The next number upon Pendleton
program should be the regeneration
Of the Commercial association. The
interests Of the city demand a live
organization, fitted out with quarters
IN keeping with Pendleton's import
ance. The business and professional
men Of the city know this well. The
East Oregonian believes they are
ready to cooperate in the movement
whenever it Is started.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06

Orderly and well-behaved convicts
are now being employed as agricul-
tural laborers in Australia. owing to
the lack OF farm hands. The prison
ers are much pleased with their work
and their employment is an incentive
to others to behave well in prison.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06

From the course of affairs at pres
cnt it looks like the work OF the
grand jury was largely in vain.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
TO RECORD BREAKDOWN SERVICE.
P S C. Wants Data OF. Which to Base Judg-
ment of New Edison Rate.

Although IN Eis preliminary report TO the PUBIC
Service Commission on mis- investigation into the
terms and conditions for so-calIed "breakdQ~n" or
emergency service made by electric lighting compa-
hes 70 consumers having plants Of their own Com
missioner Malrble points that the decision Of the
New York Edison Company 10 change its attitude
and give the service 1t more favorable terms is for
the benefit Of the consumers, the commissioner
isnt a. all sure that q satisfactory rate has yet
been determined upon. IN the past no records OF
Tie current furnished At every breakdown con
eugtlee- cf the commission viii supervise the tax
i-g q such records. After q year OF such record
the commission Will have something 10 work upon
In determining what IS just and adequate charge
tgr this kind of service
Sine 1855 The New York Edison Company mas re
fused TO accept new customers for breakdown ser
Fce bur when the investigation into the gas and
electro lighting companies vas started at the re-
oaes- me commission Il suggested $50 kiioWatt
q installation as fair for the service. the
current Itself 10 cost 70 cents kiowatt hour In
Ger the new srTau cement the company consents 10
give tae service a. 80 a koWatJ Of maximum de-
nsnd ana To supply the current at nine cents
kloNatr hour TIE change Is TO last for one year,
t-e Edison company having stipulated the prlvi-
lsge q Withdrawing it ar the end OF that time II
the ueR terms proved unsatisfactory. Recording
devices VIII ae installed every breakdown con-
nse-lcl 70 give the commission proper data on
Ehch base its conclusions as 70 The proper rates
- The service.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
THE NEW ASSAY OFFICE.
To Be the Most Up-tO-date Build
ing of It's Kind.
From The Tribune Bureau !

Washington April 12-Announeement was made
at the Treasury Department to-day that work in
the old Assay Office, at Wall and Nassau streets
New York, Will continue in progress while the new
cement structure, with its 4OO-foot smokestack is
being built. The front half Of the establishment
viii be allowed stand while the rear half. with
its towering stack, is in of construction.
soon as the rear is finished, the offices labora-
tories will be moved into the new building, and
the old half Will be claimed by the wreckers
The new Assay Office in New York Will be the
most up-to-date establishment OF the kind in the
world said Frank A. Leach. mint director. While
its capacity viii, perhaps, not be any larger than
that Of the big Assay Office at Philadelphia. the
machinery installed and the various kinds Of ap-
paratus used viii be the newest and lest that
modern science devise. The annual average
amount OF gold and silver handled there is about
S76,G0,Cpo. AS the amount OF these metals in
Is constantly growing, il Will be only a question
OF time when the yearly output viii pass the hun
dred-mlOn mark There assay Offices at San
Francisco Denver, Philadelphia and New Orleans
and each handles much Of the metal that goes
into the coinage as is convenient for the purposes
OF the government and the who sell the
bullion"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
STILL SAYING mo GOOD"
Troubles of Third AUenue Conduct
ors OUer Transfers Continue.

conductors on the Third avenue surface car line
mad become proficient in saying mo good" last
night to persons Offering transfers from Metro
poHtan cars Many who had not read or had for
gotten about the signs in the cars announcing the
dlscontnuance of transfers between the Third ave-
Eue and Metropolitan lines paid the extra nickel
with poor grace and continued to ride but every
conductor had 10 ring up his nlotorman several
times during the day TO let Of men and women
who perhaps. preferred TO walk or perhaps didn't
have an extra nickel.
me charlty organizations report that the condi-
non OF the city's unemployed is growing worse all
the time, despite the approach of spring This
class use the Third avenue line perhaps NOR.
than any other and a few of them walked
yesterday when they found their transfers were
no good Five cents meant to many of them
going without breakfast supper.
ot course, the greatest hardship caused by the
abohtion OF transfers along this line comes upon
wornngmen during weekdays. This was shown on
saturday But yesterday the outing day of
impecunious persons who do not spend q penny
without thinking Of the 'vaderand" as so many
more DAYS OF These caused many amusing and
many irritating discussions for conductors yester-
day Some asserted that because they couldn't
read the placards in the windows of the ears their
transfers should be accepted.
An echo OF fight the night before was heard
in the West Side court yesterday morning. An
drew keogh, OF No. 500 West l6sth street, and
Thomas Brennan of No 1924 Amsterdam avenue,
conductor and motorman Of a Columbus avenue
and Broadway surface car arraigned before
Magistrate Wahle a charge Of beating passen-
ger when he demanded the return OF a transfer
which Keogh had dubbed NO good and up.
stitches in 1t evidence, George A. Lewis, OF
No. 26 West 18th street. AZ his request the
magistrate adjourned the to April 20, that
he could obtain witnesses
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

COOK BY American Protestant woman:
plain laundress; private family or bach
elor apartment: reference. Address only
n. Brautig gam, care Of Gordon. e0S West
45th a..
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

interest centres in the lower southwest ne-d'
Stuck iu Brook County Wnere the poois ndFs
shown s. much productivity Ihe pest OF Ii'H0
pools srres- % be the F'ollansbee. NeVerthel7ss,
eeorrz - extend ,h5s POOL on the Ohio side of
f6e failed lsst week for the test on the j. II
Mckee farm proved practically barren II Is IeaI
lEst f-s test limits the pool IN 1lal atiecli"ii-
he-s il this pool respond Handsomely Nheh sio'-
Several good wells we're completed during the
ssek turning olr good for twenty f1Ve TO thlfty
Istre-s day. The other two pools haiile's' tll'
mondays Cove and the WellsbuTg pool! are COZ"
ti---te fairly good and up to the early part %
ea' Reek the total production Of the three pools
aggregated about $50 barrels day LnceF the
l-nlstanles II IS only natural that great zeal
- -e" work should be attempted II TINS dlstIlcI
= = t-ere ls HCW more activity here ttah III ai4S
= or the southwest and this will be greatly
- - teasec when the roads are in better shape ana
E Weather becomes more settled. one good
- IN favor OF tnls district IS that IL Is shallow
----is and the wells can therefore be coil-
+'s- a. Jess expense than in most districts
-, goo deal Of work has been under
ltA n the Clinton Lime district. Fairfield County,
no But lt is doubtful II he results heretofore
--i-ec iH this district warrant the great amount
- -+W VorE that has been begun Outside Of these
'=-2taeuts there IS little 70 be said regarding
~ -oNer southwest beyond the fact that indica-
-'s Promise very active operations in many sec
f as soon as weather conditions viii permit.
.-F Nl!lcattlug Is being looked for IN alb
f--t-s new territory, ana there - always deep
,'si taken Ia the possibilities OF these new
t-4fs- ln Southeastern Ohio some good pro-
l-7 7Ia are being found ~ Reas Run district Wash
h. .l plntE, and there Is more new production
n, itA district Than iu sEy other ln Southeastern
p, ' and e COCO deal Of new work is under way
. -''s from tic utdcontirent and the Illinois
- p N1tnOut special significance
80 petroleum u unchanged ~ - IN barrels
s. - ~ bulk ~ New York Philadelphia prices
1 nssfE OF points lower. Foreign prices
& T-2ea 81 sre also unchanged London spot
"a. Fer imperial gallon. Au1VeTp q FRS Per
- s~-et aAo Bremen e55 marks nsr % kiloH.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

WORKING OUSEKEEPER- family
where servants are kept, do c1arnbs--
work sewing OF attend invalid. Address
Moderate. So columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
'And extra
BONDS
Proposals.

SEALEp BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board OF Water Supply, at No 299 Broad
way. New York Room $40. ninth floor. until II A NJ
on Wednesday April - 1908. for printing and de-
livering the FirsL Annual Report Board of
Water Supply The city Of New York "a
Il place and he viii b.. pi,b-
lcly opened and read The award OF contract If
awarded. Will b. made thereafter prao-
tcable Pamphlet containing information for bidders
form OF contract, specifications etc. be obtained
by intending bidders upon application person at
1913 the above address. For further parttcu-
lars City Record
JOHN A BENSEL,
President
CHARLES n. CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW
THOMAS HAssETT.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

WAITRESS By young Swedish gfrl. h-st
Lass. bas Irish friend competent cham
b~rnaid good ssamsrress- also rTsr class
cook. city or country. Tel. lS&-Pl2zz
Morrow's Bureau. 72i Lexington ave. cor
ner 5Sth-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CCOKs-Two exceptionally good Swedish;
excellent references: city or country;
wages S35 and $40. Osterbergs Bureau.
TI6 Lexington ave Tel 1O55-PlaZa-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary.

VTREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COSiMIs-
i soner of Internal Revenue, April Al906 Sealed
proposals Will be received this Office until O'Clock
p M Saturday. 20. 1903 furnishing this orice
hydrometers. walnut cases, proof and
those GauRing
spirits with the exception that short
placed midway between graduatiOns in scales
the hydrometer stems Samples OF the articles in
may be at this office at Offices of collectors
~ Revenue Bids will be received from
only Sample instruments must be submitted
OF MAY 23G. Further particulars be had
by addressing the Commssioner Of Internal Revenue,
Washington. y. a.. =. 9 CAPERS, Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CARETAK KR-Renned widow. with grown
daughter. wishes care OF city residence
for the summer; highest references. Ad-
dress English, Tribune Uptown once. 1864
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAMBERMAID &c-CSEFUL MAN
Brother and sister: girl chambermaid and
waitress good seamstress; brother good all
around understands cows, horses, garden
ing can drive automobile; together. separ-
ate; city or country. Phone lEZs-Flaza
uer 5Sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Country Property for Sale or to Let

LNLCsHING COUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT OR SALE.
Il ) acres brick mansion late residence OF H A
Boger stories attic 10 rooms buffers pantry
bathrooms conservatory, large basement
laundry steam heat hardwood floors SIS 900 $3.50
month. Apply ELLIOTT, JAFFRAY < CO.
Broadway. y. y. City: local
NOR RENT-FURNIsTED DWELLING. IL ROOMS;
IL improvements electric lights; telephone barn; Eve
acres June October. Box 2S7, Scarsdale y. y.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CARETA TAKER- ER-Respectabls widow wishes
to care for private house for summer;
good laundress and cleaner. Mrs. Glynn.
s52 % ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS neat
Swedish girl: excellent city references:
other neat girls OF different nationaIties.
Mathewson's Bureau, SO 9Th ave. hear
A1th st. Tel. 37S-Rryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAMRERMAID lady going abroad
wishes TO place her chambermaid. laun-
dress and k!tchenmaid. Address Mr.. N,
Is East saith ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

BUYERS wATTING-LIsT PROPERTY WITH rs;
Brooklyn. '
ENXCEPTIONAI- OFFERING FLATBUSH HOUSES:
- - prices ranging from $500 to $4,000 THOS. &.
ROGERS & Co, 1907 F1stbUsh ave
GEO E. LOvBTT Co. 17e RE.MsEN ST, BROOK
" lyn. y. Y, Real Estate Brokers
'ETOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT BARGAINS IN
4 private houses in Brooklyn address LEONARD y.
VAUGHAN. 500 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
pEDFORD AND TILDEN AVES.-ELEGANT APART
- ments rooms and bath; rents s21 $50. Inquire
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

ALWAYS READY to supply a full line
Coachmen chau1eurs. buffers, Wallets
second and useful men, farm hands. gar
deners. couples, chefs and second cooks,
stewards; Japaneso q speciality. Phone le2S
Plaza Morrow's Bureau, 72i Lexington
ave corner 6Sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

ATTENDANT and MAID.-Capable wonl-
an will take entire charge Of lady going
abroad: good packer. dressmaker. trav-
eIler. speaks German. English; references
@ g.. Miss FItzgerald's Bureau, oO3 9th
ave. corner 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

A CHANCE in a lifetime: Canadian couple;
chef and second cook hotel. club or
boarding house: city or country. Phone
ia2s-Piaza Morrow Bureau, T21 Lex
ington ave corner BSth-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAMBERMAID. waitress or seamstress
or take care Of gro-Wn children, very neat
and tidy: coed references. city or country
Flaherty's Bureau. 4s5 Columbus ave. Tel
T41-River.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAMBERM1ID or PARIORMAID-
capable Swedish girl. first class. good
references. JUssila Bureau, $50 Lexington
ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
VIRGINIA.
instruction.

School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
10 School Families Apply
J YOUNG FULTON. %
MADEMOIsEILE AMYOT. Teachers Agency. % z
S0th Tel 1857 MaIison--Teachers tutors sov-
for colleges. schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Long Island Real Estate to Let.

COTTAGES FOR RENT AT SOUTHAMPTON l. ! ,
- season OF 1905. A F. SC'HERMERHORN, East
42d st.
T ARGE. MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE GREAT
II Neck. L l.. for season. EHRGOT'T I56 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

4 SELECT CLASS OF HELP at Morrovs
Bureau. 721 Lexington ave, corner oath'
first class cooks. ladies' maids, chamber
maids houseworkers, laundTesses. nurses
mattresses kitcheumAids. seamstTesses'
Eovernesses. cleaners. pantry maids Phone'
write or call See large advt.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Furnished 4 partments to Let.

FOR sUBLBAsE TO OCTOBER /. IMMEDIATE
u possession Nicely furnished two-room and bath
apartment No 126. St Hubert Hotel 100 West 57th
street. southern exposure Inquire on premises
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

MORT sIocUM. y. Y. MARCH G. 1908 SEALED
l. IN trlpcate VIII be received until 10
4 NJ iADTil 10 1905 furnishing fuel and mineral
- commencing july !. 1905 and forage
"a strsw from July / September 30 1905, Infor-
Furnished On application Envelopes containing
endorsed Proposals. Tor Fuel Forage.
s-su ard Muerai Oil" and addressed 70 Quarterraster
I,EATFp PROPOSALS WILL H5 RECEIVED At TIE
,tes,s House Eugtueer. Tonpkins'iIle.
= urtu y cloeE Ma . lN's ana then opened.
srttrfs required m the Ihir1 Light
rI,H pfsTr7- for thu fiscal ending June 20. 1900
srse1Csttons copies OF which. With
49,. rT-sas and nfoFr- stisn- may - had upon
ssurstioa 70 the Light House Engnser, IomPA4Es1ls
n L
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
DORTABLE GARAGE. 12x14 IN sB'TIONs. No LET
L ters. CARPENTERS. 375 West l28th
4 DN EETISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
received at their Uptown once. No 1884 Broadway.
between 56h ana 3Ih until o. clock p. Adysr-
usemeuts received a. the following branch az
regular once rates until o'clock Sth
I'D St. 1873 9th 18th 81. ~ ast
l4th ct. ~ Vest 42d 81 hstussu 9Th ana sth ay-s
2S5 West l25th 81 lS3e 81 between and nth
SIS lo8 3d az rear 6lst 81 l74s Isl sath
st 1871 East leoth - 700 fremont $50 Sd ave.
or Amsrissn District Telegraph OrCs.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS. BY
English Protestant; or maid To growing
children; neat and refined, good references
city or country. a W, Mrs Collier a
Agency 122 West 23d ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

E>oR RENT. FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
4 seEes; one hour from New York from Grand Central
station stat eithsr The Harlem 3r the y T. N a. Hart
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN & CO.. sos sth ave. n. T.
- REAT NECK. LONG IsLAND-LARGE MODERN
" Furnished house; Is rooms; every improvement.
EHPGOTT. 156 Broadway.
TTNO LET-FURNIsdBD HOUSE-OssINING. NEW
Il York-From June Is 70 Sept. 18Th THOS LEARY.
Main
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

c,J-WEEs OFFICE OF THD CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
- termaster. Fort slocum. n Y: March II, 1905 -
,-ss5 rr1rosals IN trlplirate viii be received this
o+rre untl 10 m April Is 1sOs for construction Of
-. forms OF proposals and n
Formation furnished oce where plans and spec
=" ..' - 10 se.n Envelopes containing proposals
~, l endorsed Proposals New Sewer system
addressed Constructing Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAMBERMAID. &c.-Neat colered girl
wishes place as Chambermaid care Of
children Yancey. "a West b2d 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Borough of Queens-ReaI Estate

WRITE FARMERS MORTGAGE AND LOAN COM
w pauy about IS n Greater New York. 225 9Th
lTKNIGHT REALTY co, 347 9TH AVE- OFFER
VI inducements all their Long Island Properties
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

IvARTH FILLING AND DREDGING-OF OFFICE CON
Il strgctiug = NJ. Slocum. N Y. April l3, 1908
proposals tplicate, will be received until .
4 NJ. earth filling behind walls
here Blank forms of proposals and information furnished
where plans and specifications be seen En-
eopes containing proposals will be endorsed Proposals
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHILD's NURSE or CHAMBERMAID and
SEAMSTRESS Young Swiss woman
city reference. H, Hofmayer's Bureau,
1873 West 23d st. Telephone after 10 a n.
1854 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

COOK. SC. - CHAMBERMAID sc. -
NURSE. &c.-Thres neat young Irish
girls; cook. good baker, excellent laundress;
chambermaJd and waitress; also nurse, good
seamstress together or separate: city or
country. Phone 192S-PIaza- Morrow s
Bureau. III Lexington ave. corner 6sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

COOK. &c-CHAMBERMAID &c.-Two
friends: hrst class cook and laundress'
chambermaid and waitress. excellent REF
erences: short distance In country. $50
West 18th St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

S,EA wALI-OFFICD CONSTRUCTING Q. NJ. FORT
- SIocun. y. y. April IS. ls0s-seaed proposals. in
Tiplicate received until 10 A M June /, 1903,
for Of wall here. Blank forms Of
posals furnished here where plans and
be Envelopes containing pro
rosals VIII be endorsed Proposals for Sea Wall and
addressed Constructing q. n.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

For othar nar-O~ measure Adve<las1nAnO
see ntnth paSe>
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

nYKER HEIGHTS-COUNTRY sEASHORE City
IL combined 45 minutes from city Hail: large house
suitable ror ladies' boarding school; bedrooms bath
parors. large dining fine garden: 1OOx1OO
SIS 900 Seen daily. 1O46 SD st. Brooklyn Borough
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

rIYREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Al proposals received this office
until 2 o'clock p 18th day Of May. 1903 and
fe ouene enlargement, extension remodelling,
etc Gncudng plumbing and water supply system. etcJ
o. tb.. = once New York city, New York,
in accordance with drawings and specification copies Of
had Of the superintendent OF
Constrlctlon tie New Custom House. at New York.
y a discretion Of the Super
,,i-t-y' aTrhitec. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
ArChit
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

class speaks good English excellent city
-sfaren~es- wages. s2S. OsterbsTgs Bu-
reau 7I6 lexington ave Tel-, luS9-Flazs-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

COOKS.-Two exceptionally good ones T.
German and Swedish: S35. $40; excellent
city references: city or country. Mathew
son Bureau, 80 9th ave, Attn ST. Tel
STs-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

NT-RSE-Fy refined North German. con-
peteut IN every way, or as maid, city Or
country references Nathewso1 Bureau.
500 ar ave 47th 81 S7S-Bryant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-19

sleigh-riding party Friday evening for the
Mesdames d. Lynch, r. ". Witherow
and ]. c. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Buck entertained
at dinner Sunday for the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsh and son Thorn
as. Miss Mae Bailee. Messrs. Thomas
Walden, John Buck and Frank Keith.
;. f. Whitley entertained the telephone
girls of the Bell phone company We'd
nesday evening at a sleigh riding party.
Mark Wight entertained.at dinner Mon
day evening for Elizabeth Witherow,
Hattie Baker and Robert Jennings.
Mrs. William Byrell entertained a few
friends Monday evening at her home for
Miss Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Frankel entertained
at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hubbard
Monday evening.
The installation of officers for Silver
was held Tuesday evening in their hall,
Mrs, Thomas Stringer. p. n. G.. doing
the work. The officers are as follows:
Mrs. Clara Bloom, N c.; Mrs. Mary JEFF
fOrdS. V. G.: Mrs. Ida Addison r. s:
Mrs Jennie Binherd. F. s.; Mrs Thomas
Singer, secretary. Following the install
lation services refreshments were served
and enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Barker returned
Friday morning.
Miss Theresa Quinn entertained several
of her friends at her home on WOOdside
avenue the fore part of the week The
young people made merry with games
and music, and refreshments were also
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Fargo enter
tanned the members of the Bridge Whist
club at their home on Thursday evening.