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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the many friends
wno 30 kindly assisted us during the
sickness and death of cur beloved hus
band, father. son and brother. Wilbur
Gray. May God reward you.
Mrs. Mary Gray and Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gray.
MIR. and Mrs. James Baldwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clarke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Polk.
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DR.. VAss AT ZION.

DR.. Vass, after speaking at the Al
lance Sunday afternoon and at Zion
all week, has certainly won the esteem
OF the people for his ready wit and in
telligence and deep biblical research
DR.. Vass Is an able. forcible speaker
and everyone not hearing one of his
lecture will miss an invaluable treat.
He speaks TO the Alliance Sunday.
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THE ALLIANCE PROGRAM.

Mr.. Thos. Campbell presented a
very weighty paper before the ALI
ance Sunday on Colonization" After
having outlined his plan. he discussed
the feasibility and attending condi-
tons and circumstances which elected
quite a bit of discussion. Mr.. Camp
bell made quite few of manly utter
ances as he strongly put his argument.
His paper presented working basis.
Fuller details will appear in this pa
per.
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A Diamond In the Dark.

II Ia said that some diamonds win
shine by their own light when placed
In dark room. Prof. Crookes, of
London. says that when diamonds are
placed in vacuum and exposed to =
current OF electricity. they shine with
different colored lights. He has seen
them emit bright blue, pale blue. apri.
OF, red. yellowish-green. pale green
and orange rays. One beautiful green
diamond in his possession. when phos.
phorescine In a good vacuum. gave
almost as much light as . candle. The
light was pale green.
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LOOK OUT, FOR WE ARE COMING,

With our great annual bali and ban
quee. Slipper free Watch for date
and place.
THE SODA DISPENSERS NUT
Al BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Leanard Anderson. Pres.
W. A. RICE. Secretary.
John Watkins, Treasurer.
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ST. PATRICK SOCIAL
Continued from page one

wicn 10 St Patrick. sliced cold tur-
key a Ia parnell. celery de Dennis.
oReilly's jellied chicken. Irish pota.
toes from Cork. Curran cake with Dub
lin ice cream. Killarney sweet pickles.
cup Thomas Moore's tea. Hooligan
coffee. Kathleen Aaron bon bons and
shamrock miuts. So enjoyable was
this unique event that many were loud
In the praise of the committee for
such a rare treat. The crowded house
left the pleasure about midnight.
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Denver. Colo. March 10. 1908.

Union Health and Accident Co.
Gentlemen Your check for $40 IN
settlement OF my claim for acciden,
just received desire to thank the
company for this prompt Hnd satisfac
tory adjustment. and 1t will always be
a pleasure TO me TO say an apprecia
tive word for the management wish
you every success.
Very truly yours.
JOSEPH II. KELLEY.
2222 Arapahoe.
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ABRAHAM GRANT, Bishop.

Rev. Turner wishes TO state to all
the ministers under his charge that
all the dates arranged by the presid-
ing elder who preceded him will re-
main and the engagements kept by
him. Rev. J. c. Bell OF Salt Lake will
have charge of the Trinidad charge.
succeeding him.
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QUEEN or sHEBA COURT NO. 8.

Come and hear Chas. d. Clem. poet
and reader. April S. at l7l2 Curtis
street Music rendered by Denver's
best talent Admission Is cents.
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NEW PRECEDING ELDER.

The following order has been issued
filling the vacancy in. the Colorado
Springs district of the A. NJ. (.
church:
At the Episcopal Rooms,
Kansas City. Mo.
March l2. 1908.
This is 20 certify that the Rev. John
Turner is appointed presiding elder OF
tnc Colorado Springs district, the said
district being under the Jurisdiction Of
the Colorado Annual Conference OF
the A. NJ. y. church.
Given under my hand and denomina.
,ional seal thia 18th day of March.
1908.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

House for rent. Nice furniture No
cheap stuff. A bargain for cash only.
lS4l Arapahoe street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20

Mrs. Henry Cooper, We regret to
say, has been on the sick list. At
present writing she is much improved.
Mr.. Chas. B ,wler is contemplating
trip to the asst in the near future
for the benefit of his health. which
has been very poor.
Miss Grace 'almer. who has been
spending few weeks at the home OF
her parents, Ar. and Mrs. Ishmail
Palmer, return, to Denver to spend
the summer.
Mr. E. w. " illiams, who has been
assisting Mr. E wards in his tonsorial
parlors. left OF day last week for
his home in X nsas City.
Miss Ruth X binson was the host.
ess at a very pleasant party a few
evenings ago. Taffy-pulling was the
chief amusemer and was participat-
cd in by the 70 lowing: Misses Mar
,hena aud Eva Palmer. Eunice Ash
ford. Virgil and Ruby Gsskin, Vivian
Taylor and Wm. Ashfard. Jr. A
pleasant time is reported.
Mrs. II. II. ones. the estimable
wife OF our pas or. has been success
full in organizini much needed aux.
iliary TO the A. e. E church. A sew
ing circle has llng been one of the
needs Of the G urch and under the
efficient manage nent of Mrs. Jones
promises to be 1 very profitable en-
terprise.
The last meet u OF the Arnett Mis-
sionary Society of Aliens A. NJ. E.
church proved cry interesting and
highly INSTRUCTIVE Among the good
tLings rendered vas an excellent pa.
Fti PAtfat tu ~ MIS- H. II. Jhuts
and read 10y the pastor. Missions"
was the subject nd was handled in a
very pleasing an | inspiring manner
A song by the gi Is in class No. >. of
which Miss Mae Smith is teacher.
was very sweetly rendered.
Rev Hardy. of Tennessee, is CON
ducting a series Of meetings At the
Second Baptist hurch in our city.
The meetings are very well attended
and considerable interest is manifest
ed. several acceI ing Christ. Rev
Hardy is an enth lsiastic worker and
great spiritual re ults are hoped for
before the close Il the meetings.
Mrs. George NJ tchell entertained
the members at the last regular
meeting of the Sc lrch Light Club at
the cozy home of Mrs. VIM. Ashford.
Mrs. VIM. Dewese read an article on
Sara, the Wife ot Abraham" The
composition show, careful thought
and study and WIS animatedly dis.
cussed by all the members present.
Dainty refreshmen were served at
the close of the Getting.
Mrs. Charles Be vler was to have
entertained the S, wing circle last
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| Smith.
Our minds are still reverting to
the past quarterly conference which
convened here a few weeks ago.
Presiding Elder delighted his hearers
with his most excellent counsellings.
| Love feast and communion were en-
| tered into with the sweet peace AMI
harmony which becometh all Chris
tians. The communion altar cheered
more hearts than have been cheered
at any former service of its kind in
Aliens A. NJ. E. church in Cheyenne,
| Wyo., for many a day.
Mrs. H. C. Jefferson proved herself
charming hostess at a recent meet
ing of the Searchlight Club at which
the husbands of the members were
entertained Mrs. Clara C. Ashford,
the chairman of the program commit
| tee, was choice in her selection of
/ speakers for the occasion. the ad-
dresses by Messrs. E. F. Landor, H.
c. Jefferson and J. A. Baker were ex-
ceptionally good Special mention
is made of Mr. Bakers address. His
subject was Our Mothers" and for
depth of thought and beauty of ex-
standpoint. The program was inter-
spersed with music, both vocal and
and Mrs. Baker playing beautiful pi.
ano selections, Mrs. J. E. Smith and
Mrs. E. F. Landor rendering vocal
solos. After the program the guests
repaired TO the dining room. where
4 sumptuous repast was served. Mrs.
Jefferson was assisted in serving By
Mrs. VIM. Dewese and the Misses Lii
J liam Jefferson and 5. katheryI
| Thistle.
Yes, the long looked for and much
talked of Leap Year Party" given by
the Search Light Club is at last a
thing of the past. Last Thursday
evening Witnessed the great event.
The ladies of the Search Light Club
| have entertained and entertained, but
never in its history has the Club
equalled the Leap Year Party To
begin with, the decorations were
beautiful, crimson hearts being the
chief decoration and their appear.
ance was a JOY in itself. Tables
spread with dainty spotless linens
and laces on which shone brilliant
candelabra. ,inkling silver, dainty
China and cut glass were in profu
sion. And the flowers, roses and car
nations in great abundance. The la
dies and gentlemen were very taste
fully and appropriately attired fol
the occasion. most of them being in
full dress. Had prize been award
ed for uniQueness of costume, Mrs
| Clara Ashford would have won with
out any effort. as tastefully attired in
the latest ladies ''cut-away" she pre-
sented most stunning appearance.
A derby hat and dainty walking stick
added much TO the attractiveness of
her costume Nessrs. Orlandor and
! Wayne Gaskin. two of the gentlemen
in attendance TO be honored by lady
escorts were conveyed to the party
In an automobile Their escorts were
| the Misses Mae. Smith aud S, kath'
eryn Thistle, The ladies OF the
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cHEYEilNE, WYOMING.

Mrs. Nora Taylor, who has been
quite Ill for several months past,
is able to be bout again.
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Mrs. Henry Cooper, We regret to
say, has been on the sick list. At
present writing she is much improved.
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late and waters. The meeting was
held at the parsonage The members
attending were: Rev. and Mrs. H.
H. Jones, Mrs ]. c. Gaskin, Mrs.
Chas. Lucas, Mrs. H. c. Jefferson.
Mrs. E. F. Landor and Miss Mae
Smith.
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Mrs. Charles Be rler was to have
entertained. the s. wing circle last
Monday afternoon. but owing 10 i'll.
ness was unable to attend. She was
represented by MIS- Mae Smith, who
assisted by Mrs. La idor served at the
close OF the session delicious choco-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20

Mr.. Chas B ,wler is contemplating
trip to the asst in the near future
for the benefit of his health. which
has been very poor.
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WEDDINGS

Stemmsr Jacobs.
Miss Ethel Stemmsf. daughter q
MrN y Htemmnr was married sum
day 90 Mf + "a Jacobs az Abe fam
iiy residence t4t 18th az. y.
krussr .Frsderickaon.
Mr. John T. Krussf and Miss
Edith f'rrderirfsnn wefr married
"Wednesday evenluK AZ the home y
ihe officiating clergy man. Rev. A.
Norman ward. i4s fsth av, n.
carnahan / ohman.
Married. at the residence - the
brides father. in Ballard. Saturday
evening. Rev Is Dail@Y afficiNtins
AR Xsphnniah Canadian 20 Miss
clara u Lehman.
coisppi Pasqusls-
senior f.uigi Coleppl and Srnorsta
fnncetta De paaquaie were married
Yesterday afternoon In the parlors
n this ttrut Presbyterian church
Rev y /. Forbes ~ -. officialsd
0rvnshas Williams.
Miss Laura willsam. daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs George williams. was
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cisco viii be the guest 81 Miss
Gladys Geary next week.
Miss Marie Blanche Hoiiinehead
~ New York has been engaged ~
soprano az the Church Of Our Lady
~ Good Help.
Mrs Herbert Seller who was for
merry Miss Cassie Brill has return
ed 20 her home In San Francisco.
after visit of several months with
her aunt Mrs Henry Fuhrman,
Mrs, Mary @ McGoughfry. regent
~ Mary Hall chapter. d. A. r.. %
Tacoma, is the house guest Of Mrs.
Eilnor ingersoll Thorne aud Nine.
Thorue.
Mrs y. l. Jacobson has return
cd % her home. 100 18th av. ~.
after a seven months visit Ia San
Diego
Or and Mrs }. ,. Wagner and
Miss Katherine Wagner haze taken
winter residence AZ the St Paul
apartments
Dr. and Mrs r. =. Heg have re-
turned 20 the city from their conn-
Try place.
Mrs. r.. y whittier and Miss witt
Ter are expected home from italy
the early part 81 next month.
Ar. and Mrs. Howard Josiyn have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. s. y.
Joeiyn - Green Castle Ind
After o visit with Seattle friends.
Capt. ". Percy Smith left this week
for hiss home IN London England
SIR and Mrs w = Personeus
have returned 20 their town house.
A. 2t7 18TH av. y.
AIR and Mrs q. Omar Guy left
this week Tor an eastern and SOUTH
ern tour ~ the states
Mr.. Henry HeT has returned 20
school az Black HAL. Conn.
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CLUBS

LADY Stirling Chapter. o. A. r.
Lady stirling chapter. Daughters
- tho American Revolution. viii
hold So first meeting With Mrs
Donald y Olson. ais 18Th av. Tues
Gay afternoon.
Seattle Wemsn's Club.
The Seattle woman's club viii
meet Mauday as the Washington
Annex. The current topic depart
msnt viii be In charge ~ the pro-
gram a review ~ the ninth BIZ
ennial convention ~ the General
Federation % Wamrn'a clubs. In
June. At Boston. viii 30 given
Chapter g. p. {. o.
Chapter a. T. p. o. sisterhood.
aiil meet with Mrs A ~ Kidd. al
Green Lake station. Monday after
noon
Queen Anns Fsrsnishtly.
Thlrfy-five ladies 81 the Queen
Anne ForiniNhiiy club were guests
Yesterday ~ the Nesika club. at Ia
coma. Luncheon was served ut the
home Of Mrs. Harmon. ~ Tacoma.
which was followed hy an interest
Ing literary program Two papers
on The Gospel Of Wealth" and
The Advantages of Poverty" were
rad hf Nra 81 W. SpraFua and
Mrs Pike - Seattle
pretty compliment was paid the
Seattle ladies W the pfcdomlnRnce
nr their club cniora pink aud white.
IA the floral decorations.
The next meeting OF the Queen
Anne FoftniEhtiy club viii be Octo-
Der ~. at the home ~ Mrs. r. ].
Fisher. Eighth av ".
calsidh Club.
The Caleidh club viii meet Tues.
dny afternoon win Mrs n. r. Ru-
dow. i0lo James It.
Lorraine Club.
The Lorraine Social club viii meet
Tuesday with AIRS. =. Primrose, 1925
Seventh av W
Daughters Of Isis.
The Daughters Of Isis Will hold
the election of officers Thursday, az
the home Of Mrs A. Hunter. i0e W
Crockett st.
Ridasly Auxiliary.
The Ridgeiy Auxiliary win bee
entertained Wednesday az sac leth
avs Mrs Marks aud Mrs. Wicker
sham being the hosteHseE
Seattle Chapter, D. a. r.
Seattle Chapter, Daughters Of the
A ulnriran Revolution, held the first
niaptinR uf the fan and winter series
Mantlay. September 81, upon which
occasion Mrs - y Mclaughlin Of
Y1uuRstown was the hostess. Menu
befa left Pioneer place on a special
cat AZ 1875 ~. ma, and reached Mrs.
Nal.auahlln's suburban home short
lV taftnr noon. Lunch WAS served
attn o'clock, after which tho busi-
ness 81 the meeting was taken up.
Tne days paper was read by Mrs.
T TAI. Clement the subject being
Parry Days I'm Washington fol-
10 Nod by "Pi0near Anecdotes
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PERSONAL

Or and sfra. George 81. Horton
LETT this week FOR the east
Airs. Francis a Bell ard daughter
wiit visit several months in eastern
states
Mr. and AIRS Marcus W. I.yter
are on a trip 90 Butte. Mont
Miss Olive Sehram and Mas Hell
en Richmond leave next seek for
Huntington hall Los Angeles.
Cal, where they WIN attend school
Mrs. Victor Hugo smith and
daughter Hortonss. w1i leave Tor
California next week AiiHa Smith
will attend the Huntington hali sem
mary.
AR and Mrs Frederick Kari
sfruNr and Miss Furfh left this
week. en- route "a Paris. where they
Wsii pass the winter
Mrs George Gregory has returned
from an extended visit IN the east
Mr. JOHN Rex Thompson has re-
turned from a visit 10 England.
Miss Neil krskinc OF Ssn Fran
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PENOUNCES FAITH
TO WE'D A KING

to-day. will be made At royal din.
nor party this mouth.
Tho coming marriage IL pleasing
20 Queen Annette, Manmss mother,
and Ia the Portuguese people. The
young king recently caused con.
stcrnatioa In his court by declar
Ing that he would never consent
co marriage ot state. and an.
nounced that he would we'd his
hoyhood sweetheart. the daughter
OF a Portuguese nobleman.
The Eiri was requested Go leave
the country, and when Manuel
learned % the charms Of Princess
Patricia he consented 20 carry out
the wishes of hiA mother King
Edward Is also pleased az tho
match and has Klven hts consent.
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PASADENA. Cal. Sept ~ Here
are two families that would warm
the hearts of the sturdy old pedcs-
TRAN. Edward Payson Weston.
They are the families af A. r.
Bennett aud n r. 5roiieid ~ this
city They established n new rec.
ord Tor long tramps In the Cali.
f0fuia mountains few days ago
hy making the ascent Of Nc. VII
aou. near Los Angeles. hauling a
pony cart with bedding and camp
INK supplies weighing 400 pounds
up a ninemila mountaln road. an
ascent % a mile In altitude Ia a
single night. with Mrs scoflefd's
9monihs.old babe sleeping peace
fully among the blankets, IN s
hours and z5 minutes.
After camping A day and a night
un1er the trees ON the top al Ne
Wilson. with The Pacific ocean 5000
feet below. the return trip was
made successfully Ia the heat Of
the afternoon
The motive power for the cart
eaa furnished By Mr. Bennett and
Mr.. scolleld hauling in front and
Earle Bennett. the ie-year son
Of the former pushing behind The
route was over the newly con.
structed roadbed Of the Mt Wilson
solar observatory and the narrow
threequarger zach tires II the cart
cut deeply into the unpacked sur
face
MIRA Bennett. Mrs. Seofield. n.
yearold Eliza Bennett. 5.Yearoid
Theodore Bennett. who walked
thfpefourths of the distance bare.
footed. finished with flying colors
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Max.
Inc Elliott. who Il playing In this
city. refused 10 b. Interviewed with
refercnce 10 the divorce granted
her husband. Nat Goodwin. but
Manager Appleton said
Miss Elliott IA more than glad
that the divorce has been granted.
For several years she had con.
iempiatcd bringing the action her
self. bat the thought has been 80
distaateful that she delayed action
Now that Mr. Goodwin. however.
has taken the Initiative Ia suing her
for desertion. she Ia very much re-
ileved.
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SOCIAL NOTES
se.essses~sesss>ses

wemen'a Christian association
I quarters. owing 20 the regarding %
Third avenue viii be- given Tues
dHy evening az the FIRST Fr~sbytc-
fian church The program wili be
given hy Pred Butler, baritone solo
let. ACCOMPANIED by nr. ~ ".
chaee and Mrs. Frank - Black.
pianist
pAtronossen Of Tho evening will
be Mira ~. A Matthew'S. Mrs. X.
w EmmonH. Aira o. r. Hurwrll
Mrs Charles ~ Black. MIR ! q.
iiaines. Mrs Winfield u Smith. Mrs.
Edward q kiiboufnr. Mrs Gertrude
iirawieY. Airs A. a. Stewart. Mrm.
f'fnwtun BfaineFd Airs , " Eagle
SON. Mrs. l. J Colfnan. Mrs. A.
Smith. Mrs W. H. Lewis. Mrs r.
A. nalilnser. Mrs. ) " Van Horn.
Mrs = ~ WhifWorfh. Mrs William
Calhoun. Mss J n ChilbefK Mrs
X " Parsons. Mfa n n Snowden
Mrs. 4 = kerry Mrs John Schram,
Mrs, g y WinKafe. Mira John T.
Hartman. Mfn Everett Smith and
Miss n !. Denny.
Philharmonic orshsstrs.
The Seattle Philharmonic orehes-
ira. naw numbering nearly sixty
players and soon 10 bv Increased
90 seventy five thus becoming the
larKrst nrrnsafs ON the coast. has
hsea Feheafsina under the dirsr.
ton - James Hamilton Howe faf one
season The orchestra meets Tor re-
heAf sails an "Wednesday evenings In
rho BUFieinn Unitarian church. A
Jew mere players wiii he received
before shr limit ~ seventy ftvH q
reached THE leaders ~ she Vafi-
Gus rsfts afe a. follows. Flfsf tta-
Tins Miss Jack. second victims. Mr.
AEneW third viai4na Miss Camp
belt Fiaiaa Mrs. snrH0n. 'relln#.
pr Boyer bnsAn@. Air Andersen
wppa Wind. NrpsrM Burns. NAHa-
nara. I.Hehsu ana MsrfsY brass
8es3fN h~deN. pfe ssen and kirby
hausff. Dr Potter
Sacred Concert
TsAs Philharmonic archnefra. an
der ihe direction ~ James Hnmil-
tom HuN~ afii give sacred pan
ceFi tanfprru~ evening ~ Plymouth
t'sfsFrefa fionai chuch TIE a1iaisfs
re ihs sxening Viii BE- Mrs sylvia
NaHr ireland cnnfFalfo. Miss Val.
entsne4 Grant. soprano. Mr. Wliffea
t.e~sa. TENOR Mr. Albert ArNwar
ehuHa BARITONE
IN eufchrstra numbers viii ba
pr.se~salanal. ghauaon cantsblie
Hakner Melody Ia 4. nuhinHtsin
Maria nslstoso. raft. Halslugah.
rMeesth.~ Naudd
Lost shnrd"
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Free()ffer

We desire go secure a few eases IA each
community We want these few cases
al once Ter advertising purposes We
want those eases that are incurahie bY
ordinary methods We want 10 prove
vhat the not springs system will Do
To set these eases quickly. We make the
following
no an who bring copy Of this al
voftlsememt 90 our office we VIII give
free examination ana free consultation
Those cases which are durable BY the
Hot springs system we VII accept for
treatment absolutely free OF charge. ex.
copt for the medicine used
We treat diseases 20 the Nerves blood
skin Heart. Lungs stomach, Kidneys.
aud Liver, including rheumatism purat-
yas Neuralgia Loss ~ Nerve Force.
gultre. Piles. Rupture amt diseases %
women and diseases % men
Tho Hot Springs Institute lu the ole.
gant new building AZ the oornes OF rhird
bv and Cherry a.
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ev.,,;ess Of Royal Girls
10 Adopt Catholic
Faih.

,oNpoN. Oct. SPrincess Pa.
~. i coanaughs, known as the
s,~,sl.ss sIrl In the British royal
..m,ly, today Is s,adyiug the. Cath
~ r.l.sion. preparing 20 eaa-
s ~ that faith before becoming
~ e'lan ~ Manuel IT, the boy
s,ss AZ Portugal, Announcement
= ,As.r betroghai. Il was learned
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Washington iumhermrn will in.
tefFehs ~ the suit filed IN 81 Paul
~ the GREAT Northern 20 ruHtrai n
TIE Interstate commerce commission
from enforcing the new lumber
rates which we're arranged % 50
into rffnrt on October ta Local
lun4heFmen are confident that they
viii eventually Nin their fight
against the railroads on the fate
question.
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Guests of the chapter we're Mrs.
" = Davis ~ Boston. Mrs ~. +.
True Of steiiaco0m. AIRS A. ~ Man
ming ~ Everett and Mrs. Wsilra
Wheeler - Taroma. The meeting
was entirely successful and was
enjoyed Is an unusual attendance
~ members
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HAND TO HAND COMBAT
WITH A BURGLAR


TACOMA, oct . A burRisr ran
sacked the irving house. bh3 South
q IT., early thin morning, fought n
hand % hand combat IN the iaky
darkness with the proprietor. -. u.
Cook on whom he inflicted several
knife wounds, aud made his escape
with gold watch aud $50 Ia cash
hhlonRlnR 10 n r0nmer.
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Hattie A HefHstrom, who with
hes husband, John BsrgHirun. has
conducted the "Nkiddoo' house at
White CITY, began suit Tor divorce
Tits morning. alleging extreme
cruelty Incidentally sic says that
the Hskiddo0" house pays fseN a
week and nha wants q restraining
order 20 prevent his disppHins Of a.
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NAT GOODWIN IS
GIVEN DIVORCE

inga Of fact had been prepared and
we're signed BY Judge Pike before
the parties interested left the court
noon. making one % the shortest
divorce eases ever heard In the dis.
tftct court. the whole proceedings
occupying II mlnutea-
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married 10 Mr. Robert ". Grunshaw
of Duluth. MINI. Saturday morning.
The Rev. ~ A Matthews officiateJ.
Rohlfs- Speekert.
Afr Henry Marcus Rohlfs and Miss
Louise Marie Speckert. daughter Of
Col and Mrs Frank Spec kert. were
married Wednesday evening by
Father chapoton.
Air. and AIRS. Hohifs viii be- az
home after October at 1905 y
Howell st.
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OFFICIAL VOTE IN
PRIMARP ELECTION
M MANS ron COLLISION.


PORTLAND, ore, OCT. Am IN.
vestiKation into the cause OF tho
death % -ix men. KILLED ThuradAy
aftagnoon In tho wreck 81 the con-
sifurtinn train al NeappooHe. was
made BY ceraner's jury at soap.
poaae last niKht. but tho jury failed
g tn any blame for the fatal acr
ciuaHt