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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-03
Santiago Loses.

The Santiago Ball team went
down in defeat before the Elm
wood Greens of Ellinwood in a hot
contested game last Sunday. 1t
was any bodv's game from start to
finish. The Greens was supposed
to be composed of home talent
men, but they had players from
all a.ong the liue. Daniels from
Pawnee Rock won the game for
! the Greens. With 10 strike outs in
the four innings pitched by him
and one three base hit in a pinch.
The feature of the game was
the pitching of Otte who held
the Greens down to only three
scattered hits. Carl Moore done
some mighty good head work as q
catcher.
Next Sunday the Santiago boys
cross bat with the SINNERS near
Raymond Kansas
Score by inning
R. H. E.
Santiago 0-0-0-O-2-0-O-0-02 3 5
Ellinwood 0-0-2-O-0-1-O-1 4 3. 4
Ba teries Santiago 0tte anC
Moore. Ellinwood. Daniel. Bur
ton. Powers. strike out by Otte
by Daniel 10 Burton l Powers 7.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-03
LOUNGES, COUCHES AND DAvEN-


PORTS: A fine assortment of these in all
styles and grades Of upholstering, leather.
Pullman silk car plush Boston leather silk
crushed plush, Verona Velours. etc.
CENTER TABLES AND LIBRARY
TABLES: New patterns, new designs in all
styles and finishes from s1.25 Up.
BOOK CASES: Start your library with
few sections of Globe Wernicke elastic cases
and add to it as you need them. We have a
good assortment of combination book cases
and writing desks and also nice line of ladies
writing desks and the regular roll top office
desks.
lRON BEDS: During the winter we re.
dueed our stock of iron beds and closed out
old patterns and shopworn goods. Our new
stock is entirely new in pattern and design
and different from the ordinary. Ifyou are
seeking something distinctive in design,
graceful in outline and different from what
everyone else has, you will find it here.
Prices from s2.75up.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-03
Report Of 0as Tears Vsrk.

The pastor Of Seward Charge.
Rev. L W. Kemp, has finished
the years work and is attending
Annual Conference at Winfield
Seward Charge includes three
Methodist churches: Seward.
Pioneer. and Lincoln. Here is a
report of some Of the work done
during the year:
Number Members received 81
Persons baptized 4
Marriages solemDized |
Funerals conducted 6
Sermons preached 1873
Pastoral visits 5S1
Prayer meetings held IS
Children meetings 81
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-03

Mrs NJ A. Brodie left Wed
nesday for a visit with friends
in Beaver township also to look
after her farming interests IN that
township.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-03

MATTRESSES: We have a complete
line from the'genuine Ostermoor down to the
cheapest cotton top. Ask to see the new
Right Idea" felt mattress. 1t is different
and better
BED SPRINGS: The only correct prin.
clple on bed spring is to have a large mum.
Der OF medium weight coils with more of
them in the Center where the heavy weight
comes. An ordinary spring always gives
away first in the center Our springs cost
no more than the ordinary kind, but they
are worth more.
LlNOLEUM: The popularity of our lin.
oleum department is evidenced by the fact
that we sold "a yards to one customer and
90 yards to another, and many single room
bills The designs are right, the patterns
good and the prices low.
CARPETS: The Sultana cottage carpets
are the best ever shown in town at the price.
4Oc per yard. We have many good patterns
IN GRANTEES, Unions, cotton chain. all wool
three ply wool, brussels, administers and
velvets. All wool carpets at &C., 62Ec and
upwards per yard. Our stock is new and
FRESH with all the late designs and patterns.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-03
Days of Revivals 100
Churches painted .
Evangelistic Work l6S
Benevolences $50
To Pastor in cash 600

Houserent 100
Paid on Building and improving
$500
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-04-03

hoIS: We are strong on rugs this sprng
view designs, new patterns new colorings
ana In all sizes. We would like to show
them to you whether you want to buv or
not' We have all sizes, 1sx24 inch. 27x5,
lnch' S6x72 inch, EXC feet SIT 8 X loft G. 9x9
9xl2, l2xl2 and loft Sx136
LACE CURTAINS: Fifty different pat.
terms OF up to-date curtains. The best as.
sortment in town.
PIANOS: We sell the Fischer. Iyers &
Pond, Straube, Farrand and Cote pianosJ
Let us put one in your home on trial
We have a second hand Apollo piand
player with a big lot of music for same
Price $50 with music. A bargain for someone
SEWING MACHINES: The White
rotary or vibrating shuttle the Golden stat
and the Helping Hand Machines Sl7up
GO-CARTS: The best. folding or col
apseable go-cart on the market. Release II
fastner and it folds with one motion vi
have the regular folding carts from 50 % NJ
PICTURES: See our line of 1Oc l5c ad
zoe picturesin the window They are wort
double what we ask for them
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

r..-..+ ~ tho market for outside securities was
confined to the few stocks which recently nave
been leaders Prices in the general list showed d
,sis.sIr1 aas,sr tendency Union Pacific Is con-
tinued under pressure and suffered a further loss
of u to a new low mark. Tidewater per CENT
notes were steady. National Railways OF Me&Ico
4s and 4Ibs were neglected Standard vi was
stronger at an improvement of points. IN tne
mining list North Butte Extension continued 10
droop falling to sis Davis-Daly broke "a United
Conner was off a fraction. Butte Coalition was
down Il. Cobalt Central was active at Sinai
recession Cumberland-Ely and Nevada SonSoi-
dated were fractionalIy lower. Tramps Consolidated
fell &c. GoIdfeld Consolidated was hrmer. DAISY
was heavy. Greene-Cananea was STEADY out IN
active. Changes elsewhere were unimportant-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at IL
per cent; highest ia per lowest, IL per cent
closing, 1l2@ 134 per cent; last loan IL per cent;
ruling rate, IL per cent. Time money was un-
changed in tone there being dminution in the
offerings Demand still inactive Rates. pa
2l4 per cent for sixty days 214G212 per cent for
ninety days. 1462A per cent for four months, 3G
Si4 per cent for five months. 312 per cent for six
months and 4q4A per cent for over the year. Mer-
camille paper bought with moderate freedom
and some attractive names offered Rates
S12 cent to AZ per cent for sixty and ninety
days indOrsed bills receivable, 464l2 per cent for
choice four and six months single and 5
per cent for others less well known.
FOREIGN EXCFIANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened firmer, at advance of 5 to 10
points in sterling rates to 4S164ST1O for cables
4.S6S0Gl S6S5 for demand sterling and S5I4G4 S5S5
for sxty-day bills. Short francs We're quoted at
515Fs less 1-16 and short reichsmarks at % 7-16
plus 1-32. the latter being somewhat easier on the
advance in sterling Paris. Bills were scarce and
rates became frmer in the afternoon, showing an
advance of 10 10 points additional from the
opening. Cables We're quoted at 4.S710d4 S715. de-
mand sterling at 4.s6S5G4 $500 and sixty-day bills
at 4S535a4.S540. Short francs 515ss less S-64
and short reichsmarks 95la less 1-32. London dis
counts advanced "a per cent. being Influenced
chiefly by the heavy gold Withdrawals from that
market by Russia
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
BANK OF ENGLAND WEEKLY RETURN

London June 1.-THE weekly return Of the
Bank Of England shows the following changes:
Total reserve decreased $4,000; circulation de-
creased s142, 900: bullion decreased &2O4,OO0: other
securities increased s127-0O0: other deposits in
e93 900: public deposits decreased S360o0;
government securities unchanged The proper
ton of the banks to liabilities is now sos
per cent against sos per cent last week. and
compares with advance from 467s per cent to AZ
per cent I'm this week last year. The rate Of dis
count is unchanged at 212 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money in
London. l2da4 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills. 1l9Q1 916 per cent long bills 1120
9-l6 per cent. Berlin discount rate. 32s cent.
Paris discount rate. 19s per cent. Paris exchange
London, 25 francs 121a centmes- Bar gold, us.
107sd Berlin exchange London, 20 marks 40
pfenngs.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consols for
money. 81 Ills per cent; for the account, S72a.
French rentes, 95 francs 10 centmes.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bos 121ac dis
count Chicago. Acc premium; 81. Louis. soc dis
count; San Francisco sight 7lzc premium. telegraph
10c premium New Orleans. commercial par. bank
81 premium Cincinnati, 10c premium; Savannah
buying 3-16c discount selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, exchanges
Sl9540,S63 balances $S,5 All Chicago exchanges
$36563.469, balances s3.sS9.153 Boston. exchanges
S29.049.l43. balances $1.69S,1S9; Philadelphia, ex-
changes S1S.191O57 balances $1.29s.227: Baltimore
exchanges S4,1S5,65O, balances s491,S73.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, 53asc Mexican n
silver dollars 47c Bar silver In London closed at
2l6sd advance sd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 1855: Lisbon
1850.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexcan exchange
New York Is quoted 2.O2c.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $119302S: internal rev.
enue receipts $76l.530. miscellaneous receipts
$206.757 Receipts for the day S2.161.3l6: expendi
lures. S174O,OO0- Receipts for the month te
$50 233,245; expenditures, $199990 900; of
ceipts. S243,245. Receipts for the year date
$566,s40S96 expenditures $500 900 755 excess OF
penditures, s6S,3s0 359
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury was debt
or TO the Clearing House $1,565 6S7
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

Columbus. Ohio, June 9Th. 1908.
Tho Board Of Directors this day declared
seni-annuai dividend Of TWO PER CENT C2fc) on
fhe Preferred Capital Stock and semi-a annual diyi
dent Of TWO PER CENT go on the Common Cap
ttai Stock % Company. payable and after
July 18th 1905. the Office Of Messrs J. p Morgan
& New stockholders OF
upon the Of Company the close OF bus-
wM Y CoTT Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
.ANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

lntrFt"'T1lEh Company, Iessee
NINETY SEVENTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
No lS Park Row. New York. June sth 1905
The guaranteed quarterly dividend and three
quarters per cent on the capital stock OF the
haitian Railway Company viii he paid and after
"wednesday. July 1st 1905. stockholders of record
closing Of FRIDAY
52-h. 1905 2 z -on O'Clock II
The transfer books viii he THURSDAY.
June 25th. 1905. 1000 o'clock
n. w MWTLIIANS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
EMPIRE STEEL & IRON COMPANY.


CatasauqUa. Pa. June 10 1905.
The Board Of Directors have declared dividend of
per upon the Preferred Of the
pam for the six months ending June goth 1905 out Of
the Of COMPANY. rayabls July
The Transfer Books close a. II O'Clock Noon June
10th 1905 and reopen 10 o'clock NJ. July 2nd
J. s. STlLLMAN.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

ii Fffth y. June 2. 1905
DIVIDENDS n one and one-half per the
5erred Stock ani three the Common Stock
of American Snun Company were this day declared,
payable July 1905 stockholders record az the
close OF business June j.. aAs Checks wil mailed
z y. CHRISTIAN. secy. and Treas.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
AMENDED NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

Ig5 Broadway New York. June II. 1905
o. Of June. 1905.
annual dividend Of and ore half per
cent Preferred Stock Of this Company payable
July 18th. 1905 by resolution Of the Board adopted
this dav the shall payable the date above
stockholders OF record the close Of
business on June c2nd. 1Sos
books OF both the preferred and
stock Will three O'Clock j. M. June 22nd.
the morning OF the day succeed
ing adjournment of special meeting Of stock
holders be called for July 30. 1908.
STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary
y B-Atteution IS called the fact that books
will close June june 26th. heretofore
announced
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1905 %
FURNISHED by Swartout & Appenzellar No a. Pin.

Maturing zoos -.
FURNISHED by Appenzellar No 4, Pine 81
Price & Int. Appr.
Name Maturity Bid. Asked. Yield
Am Cigar Co c. Mch Is. 19i1...... e4S.
Am Cigar Co c Nch Is. 10i2..... QS R3s 5GO
Am Tel & Tel Co p c Jan. 1910. 90 99s. 3 40
Au Coast Line II X Co p Mich. OSt. aSi, S0
Bait & Ohio series A, Mch 1909 1901, IOnas so
Ches & Ohio Fy Co q p C. July. 1910. IOOS IOf hHO
Chic r l & ? Ry c Apr. 1909 opt, SaI, & 5O
Chic & W Ind r r e S p c. Feb 1910. tfota a =
g & c & ST l. r r Co p {. 1911
consolidated Gas Co Feb. 1909 iO07s IOlt.
lnterboroueh X T co p c. Mch 1910 97I a7t, & 80
lhterb'rouSh X I GO May, 1911 .lOots iOOa
Kan G Ry & Light co p c. Sept, 1912 Qfa R.t. 500
ran City South Ky 60 p 9. Apr, 1872 90 95
IAtchaWanna steel 20 c. Mich. 1909 SS 94ls 100
lackawanna Steel GO c. Mch. 81 eco
l. > * NJ : Il r co c. Feb. 1910 1908. IOI{s so
LOUIS * Nash X X 90 . y C. Mich. 1910 aess 100 SEQ
Mich Central II II Co Feb. 1910 1901. IODt, AIS
n'hH ~ l. X X 60 n r G. Feb. 1911 S2
Nat X X Of Mex 3 c. Apr, 1900 Qai1
\ { & II r r 90 s c. Feb. 1910. .lOOI. Itai, rs
= Lines equip . p C Nov 1p0s i922 4'sG4!s basis
y \ ~ & II Il r . p c. ia0s 1872. 1901. I0is.
Norfolk y West 3 c. MAY. 1910 e9i. p9s. S.5
Penn r r. 60 g Mch II. 1910. zoos, 1ooA, 20
Public Service Corp Nov. 1909. 95Ss a6i. So
st L. NJ r Y r 4ls June. 1000 o. % 10
l. s san F r. q co 4's q. Dee. Ie0S., ~
southern tty co Apr. 1870 e6 10
southern nv co &. Feb. 1910 i2Nn
lidewater co q June 1913. ...-... 01A 9St. q y
u Rubber co Sept 10. 1909. 9Ia est. 500
Wsstinghouss NJ Co 8 c. Aug 81 90
Nheell1S q l. u r r D Aug 1925 % Boo0
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

London June II. 4 p. m-The market for Amer
lean securities dull and heavy. Last quota
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & 90. No. p Broad
Ctreet New York. and No. l22 South 4th street.
Philadelpkia)
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY C0MpIN
ISSUE OF s2f.s3s.0 900 90
ORDINARY CAPITAL. sTocx
SPECIAL INTEREST PAYMENT

As ntmated N Presidents Circular 70 N, ss,-..,
dated January 14th. 19's. Interest Pa,sr
- cents snare. viii Be paid on Ocob.- -. ts4
on three insainnents (sixtv dollars, - I4
the shares % the rsDresan+a .1rs
tihcates Of Subscription 70 holders % record ar .
=. NJ. on June lstn 1909 who have paid thszs -
ments before their respective due da.s. .1sta
hereby notified that this Pavren+ nj 11
September goth. 1905. "O1es "a
Montreal 2sth May 1905. S1c1eas7.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Rate Int. Pay. Maturity. Bid. Offer. Yield.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

interchangeable. tCoupon- tRegistered.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS

Total sales Of bonds, s1,75oooo
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

.seIls cents per share. tOdd lots.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
BALTIMORE SIOCNS'

FURNISHED oy ' an 9N' Rts AsSe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
9I. 500 Total sales.

MINING.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

Total sales for the day, u
Total sales, January l to
enlisted. iSmall lots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09

4INGS happen in Jacques Futrelles An Interrupt
International Alliance They generally do in y
Lady of Mvstery' tales In this one they move
fast that even the astute Grimm is left behind a
when action is so rapid in fiction that the detect
cannot keep up with it, the story is pretty likely
exceed the speed limit Of course there are few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
In Our Next Issue

gAr happen in Jacques Futre1les An Interrupted
E@A International Alliance They generally do in My
MEA<1o Lady of Mystery" tales In this they
ElSRAN the Grimm left behind; and
ElfHTND1 rapid fiction that the detective
T7&SM keep with it, the story pretty likely to
0SS the speed limit. Of there few
cptons the polished burglar
50 few thew don't
Miss Thorne miles deep international plot;
which she is shipped the country transatlantic
has left the vessel Sandy Hook she returns
tug all trouble and makes her rather
mysterious than
There doesn't anything escapes psychologist
these DAYS. and gentlemen explain things
is becoming trhe Next week DocorProfor Morse
has an article the Weather. Of everybody
influence lot but few of know how much
Doctor presents scientific in the language
technical language of and beyond
the comprehension 1ayman When
Speech of the discoveries
the and then There isn't subject
and of them will YOU. You
things should know and first aid
versation it is invaluable.
Acknowledgements" suggestive The
invention Johnston who horizon considerably beyond
periphery the article those forceful usually
The self propelled vehicles have made
binary changes life and other things have developed
of contagious Mr. Johnston
him to observer, philosopher good
hrmorist
You Mark Twain
the learning
and attention which rather
almost conferred
sonag Probably citizen received much
in England great The English newspapers
periodicals pages him. and the American newspapers
not behind number MAGAZINE
impressed him. what
interesting he was the
central figure about anyone His
descriptions have the real Twain touch.
That Spltfre story really remarkable in the
interest. a
anything and peaceful. Unexpected
happening Peple sharp; GER
tainlv tell that thing
he few
qualify ABB educate others yachting
doesn't make making
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-17
FAIR CLOSED
THIS EVENING

The fair of Court Amboy No. So,
Foresters of America, will come to a
close in Washington hall tonight. II
is expected that this will draw one
of the largest crowds that has been
in attendance any night during the
entire week.
A goodly crowd was present last
night and many more of the articles
that had been donated were disposed
Of.
James ]. Flynn was awarded an
umbrella, donated by Mr.. Wedeen.
Mrs. Spear, of Woodbridge, was
awarded sofa pillow, and T. Quinn
was awarded a pair of vases. Every
thing remaining will be awarded to-
night The kitchen cabinet, willow
rocker and Morris chair will be
among the large articles that will be
awarded The contest for the boys
bicycle is on in earnest and the boys
contesting are doing considerable
hustling. They are David Lucas, Ed
ward Condor and Frank Burke. The
contest for the most popular past
chief ranger will also come to a close
Refreshments will be served and
ice cream will be sold. Dancing will
be a feature again tonight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-17
POLICE WANT
THE HELMETS
AND NO BELTS
Delegation Waited Upon the Board
Of Alderman in Committee Ses-
siOa with Their Request.
SAY IT PROTECTS LIFE
Belts Hinder Officers in Drawing
Handouts or Revolver Quickly
and Are Otherwise Annoying
Some Rnmors Are Denied.

A committee of policemen, COM
posed of George Kozusko, Nels
Lybeck and Charles Quinn waited on
the Board of Aldermen at a commit
tee session last night and asked that
they be allowed to wear helmets
during the winter instead of caps
They also asked that they be freed
from wearing belts in which their
clubs are carried.
The committee said that they ex-
pressed the opinion of all the patrol
men in the matter. When asked
their reasons the policemen stated
that the helmets were more protec-
ton than the caps In case of trouble
and on rainy days they shed the
water better than the caps, which
are very heavy.
The patrolmen declare that the
mere fact that George Kozusko wore
helmet in the saloon fight last
week when he was hit with black
jack saved his life and that If he
had worn a cap he would have been
killed. The members of the force
also declare that the belts prevent
cuffs or revolyers quickly and that
in the belt.
derman Cannon, Alderman Dalton
members of the council who were
present at the committee session
thought favorably of the policemen 6
request and promised to let the Off
GERS know of their decision in the
matter before Monday night, stating
that 1t was up to Mayor Bollsch-
weller and the police committee.
Alderman Voorhees, and Alderman
Cannon, when seen this morning,
said that while the caps and belts
made a good appearance they might
be in favor of making the change as
long as all the policemen wanted 1t.
Mayor Bollschweiler, who was not
present last night, when told this
morning of the request, said he
would take it in consideration and
confer with the police committee at
once.
A report is in circulation that
Frank Shultz, the former patrolman
who was dismissed from the force
some time ago on serious charges,
may be taken back to patrol State
street, north or the Lehigh Valley
bridges, which was Weitzen's beat
1t was learned that several months
ago Shultz did try to get back, but
from reliable sources it was stated
this m orning that the present rumor
is absolutely false.
Another rumor is that some of the
patrolmen are In fear of being as
signed to Weitzen's beat. Chief
Burke says that there is not a man
on the force who Is afraid and who
will not gladly go where assigned.
Patrolman Kozusko, for the past few
nights, has been with Patrolman
Gutowski in North Amboy. 1t is
said that threats have been made by
the foreigners to kill Gutowski.
Chief Burke admitted this morning
that he had heard that foreigners
had threatened the officer and that
his life was In danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-17
FIRE IN HOME
OF j. F. MORAN
Cause Unknown of Blaze Which
Did About $500 Damage at
Washington St. Residence.
WOMAN FEARED FOR HOUSE

A blaze in the home of Constable
James F. Moran, ia Washington
street, at $50 O'Clock last night did
about $500 damage before it was ex-
tinguished.
The origin of the fire is unknown
although it started in closet in the
kitchen. The smoke was dense and
completely filled the house. Mr.. Mo-
ran, who was asleep on a sofa in an
other room, was awakened and gave
the alarm.
When the firemen arrived in re-
sponse to an alarm from box 81, at
Washington and First streets, the
smoke was so thick that 1t poured
from every window. in the building
and it was with considerable difficult
ty that the seat of the fire was To-
Gated. Thinking that the building
was doomed, considerable furniture
was removed, but by hard work the
firemen soon got the fire under con-
troll.
The loss by fire and water, which
will not exceed s400, is fully covered
by insurance. The building is own
ed by Mr.. Moran.
There was a report that a woman
had been badly burned in the house,
but an investigation showed that it
was false. Some burning rags were
thrown into q neighboring yard and
the woman who lived there became
very excited and indignant, fearing
that her home would also be burned,
which was the foundation for the ru-
NOR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-17
ALUMNI PLANS
ACTIVE SEASON

A meeting of the Alumni Associa-
ton was held in the high school
building last night.
1t was decided to hold a barn
dance ON Halloween in Washington
hall. The committee appointed to
look after the arrangements for the
dance was: Walter Comings, chair
man; Miss Marguerite Boughton,
Miss Carrie Arner, Martin Brennan
and Edgar Mullen.
After the dance business had been
finished, the following executive
committee was appointed: Franz
Nelson, Miss Edith Sofield Miss
Mary Mead, Harry White, Miss Mary
Morgan, Miss Rose Mccormick, Miss
Ida Miller, John Mulligan, Jack
Klein, Fred Briggs, Solomon Esberg,
Walter Comings, Edgar Mullen and
Philomena Martin.
Committees for a reunion at
Thanksgiving time, and the semi
annual dance in Christmas week,
will be appointed later.
Plans were also discussed for a
card party later in the season.