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and during the evening a committee
consisting of Capt. McDonough mr.
r. H. Nutting of Norwood. William
Mahoney of Portland. Harry l.. Cram
president of the Common Council and
A. T.. Day of New York were apnoinr-
cd 10 confer with the Casco Bay a.
Harpswell Lines in regard to the 90
called chaotic condition at Ponce's
Landing. also 10 devise WAYS and
means of organizing an Improvement
Society on Long Island.
Among those who took part in he
discussion We're Henry Clark of Clark
Griffin. William Myers. Councilman
Charles LeGrow. DIR. Demarest. ex-Al-
derman DR.. William l.. MacVane and
o'ners The discussion covered the
matter OF securing organized fire pro-
lection the year round. telephone serv-
ice. better steamboat service. etc
ABOUT sixty We're present and much
enthusiasm was manifest.
Al the formal meeting Friday all
property owners. permanent and sum.
mer residents and all others who are
interested in the matter are particu.
larry requested to lend their aid TO the
movement. II will be suggested that
the organization confer with someone
on Chebeague Island with a view of
making stronger appeal for the tele-
phone cable. which should be laid to
Long Island and Chebeague at once.
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mouse.
Mr.. w. j. Cunningham and a part,
of eight friends made an excursion
TO South Harpswell last Tuesday and
were registered at the hotel for din.
ner. Mr.. Cunningham is proprietor
Of the Lafayette Hotel in Portland
The party included Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Cunningham, Miss Josephine F. Kelly
and Miss Katherine Ewing. Of Louis.
vile, KY: DR.. T. F. Corrneen. Miss
Helen X. Cunningham and Mr.. Chas.
l.. Donahue of Portland.
A number Of the guests Of the hotel
attended the base ball game between
the Auburn Association nine and Sea
Breeze team last Saturday. The
trip to the diamond was made Ia a
large blackboard and the visitors from
the house cheered Justify for the col
ony team throughout the game. Tin
cans, fish horns and other instruments
OF torture added TO the din. but the
crowd felt well repaid when their "a.
vorites came of the victors.
Among the guests who were regis.
tered the last part of last week were:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Epps and their
daughter, Miss Martha Epps. of Indian.
apolis. The family plan 10 remain al
South Harpswell for the remainder O,
the season.
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MERRICoNEAG HOUSE.
SOUTH HARPsWEII's LEADING
HOTEL HAS MANY GUESTS
REGISTERED.
sojourners Here Are Delighted With
The Attractions OF The Beautiful
Snof.

Many new guests have arrived AZ
the Merriconeag House who are FL.
ready charmed with it's delightful 10
cation and pleasant surroundings and
expect TO remain here in most cases
for the rest Of the season. There -
certainly no place in Casco BAY where
one may more easily find the require
ments OF a restful vacation than at
this resort. The hotel Is located near
the ehd OF a point reaching far out 10
sea, and Is surrounded by green lawns.
sloping gently down TO the water at
the front and rear OF the house. The
house Is famous throughout the bay
for the fine table set by Manager w.
w. Tibbetts. who spares no pains 20
provide for the wants Of his enthusiast
tic guests.
large number Of persons took adj
vantage OF the perfect weather last
Sunday and made a trim 10 South
Harpswell for the day. About eighty
OF these visitors were served AT din
ner In the new outdoor dinins.room.
which made a large crowd 10 be pro
vided for In addition TO the seventy
nve guests already registered at the
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE.
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE REGISTER
Ed HERE IN LARGE NUM-
BEERS.
Sailing Parties Are Frequently Enjoy
ed BY The Guests.

Messrs. Joseph A NcGilvary
Frank Murphy. William Cummings
William Royce and Joseph Sullivan
all of Cambridge, Mass. We're among
Sundays arrivals at this popular sum
mer house. Most of these young men
We're among the guests last year and
while on their vacation this season
will probably do considerable work in
athletics. IL is expected soon that
they will form a team OF summer visi.
tors 10 line up against the Chebeague
nine.
Mr.. Henry Caldwell. who is in the
life insurance business at Portland. is
a regular week end visitor 10 the cot
tage. he having been registered the
entire season last year.
Mrs. c. A. Rogers. proprietor of the
Bellevue Cottage, has arrived at Che
beague for short stay This season
her son. Walter c. Rogers. is manag-
ing the house. much to the delight OF
the guests.
There are large number Of young
people registered here as usual and
the enjoyments of these guests con.
sist OF sailing and boating.
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
CROWDED CONDITIONS CONTINUE
TO PREVAIL AT THE FAVOR
TIE RESORT.
Entertaining Are Provided Daily
For The Guests Amusement.


Every room at the Peaks Island
House is engaged ahead, although the
number of people on the waiting list
for accommodations has decreased
materially from last week. and soon
the business of the hotel will be at it's
normal level again.
Proprietor Ralph f. Rowe arranged
very attractive series of entertain
ments at his house during the last
week, which were heartily appreciated
by the guests here. The largest and
perhaps best whist party OF the sea-
son occurred last Wednesday evening
in the hotel parlors. Miss May Nc.
Crillis Of Boston. won first prize for
her prowess with the cards, a large
and handsomely decorated cracker.
jar; while Mrs. A. T. Mclaughlin of
Portland. carried of the consolation
souvenir. a comic picture. Twelve
prizes were awarded in all. and eighty
guests took part In the contest.
Mrs. Grace harrington HomestsJ.
the wellknown soprano soloist. took
part IN the concert which occurred
last Thursday evening. Mr.. Edward
Quinn also entertained the guests
with several well chosen readings and
recitations
On Saturday, Mr.. Edward Abner
Thompson. ;he blind singer and On.
tertainer, who has been so popularity
received by the public for many years.
gave a very interesting entertainment
for the guests. He was assisted by
Miss s. Jennie Howe, who accompan.
leo MS songs on the piano. and also
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THIRD DEFEAT FOR BUFFALOES
BY CHEBEAGUE.
eA TING RALLY GAVE HOME
TEAM DECIDING RUN IN SIXTH
INNING.
Interesting Game With Many Spec
tacuIar PLAYS

Again the Buffaloes of Portland
Were defeated in the third successive
game OF the season with the Chebea-
que nine on Saturday. the final scor..
being 10 A.. The Buffaloes took ihe
lead by three runs. but were over
powered by batting rally in the sixth
inning. when four men crossed the
plate for scores. This gave Chebea-
que the lead which was the last score
made during the remainder of the
game.
Chebeague played a team game with
everyone on the alert for chances TO
WIN out for exceptionally good playing.
the battery which consisted of Scott
as pitcner and Hill, catcher. their
Work purchased their opponents all
through the game. Several times
when in bad places. Scott steadied
down and saved his team from defeat.
Haywood at third. l.. Hamilton az
shortstop and Higgins on second base
made trio of infield players that
would be a credit 10 any team. The
batting was of a high average. and
most of the hits were made at needed
times. The Buffaloes came down de-
termined 10 win. but when they return
ed TO Portland they were a sad lot
as three successive games lost TO one
team shows they were up against ball
players, especially so when those
games lost to Chebeague. are about
the only games they have been de-
feated this season. Thoits for the
Bunaloes pitched well. but his big
supply Of benders did not wholly pug
zle the home team boys. as they pound
cd mis- delivery for twelve singles and
a double. In regard TO runs the yisi-
Tors IN fUr fnp
ing two runs in each.
In the sixth inning the Buffaloes had
a balloon ascension which in a wav
assisted in their losing the game.
Several bad errors on wild throwing
Kept them chasing the ball. while
during the interim three men scored.
VINO would not have tailed otherwise
without hits. There was a good AT.
tendance AZ the game and all presen,
helped 10 cheer Chebeague on to VIC
tory. Much more interest is being
manifested since the arrival of a large
number OF summer guests at the hotels
and cottages. Now the games are
looked forward TO. and all the base
bail enthusiasts. who are summerins
here. help wonderfully TO have the
home nine win.
Hill. although suffering from a lame
shoulder. was a power Of strength be-
mind the bat. and was on hand at every
opportunity TO put his team In he
lead. The line mp follows: Che
oeague: Higgins. End base: Hill
catcher; Curt. right field: Soule. left
held: Haywood. 3rd base: w. Hamil.
ton. LIST base: l.. Hamilton. shortstoo.
Scott. pitcher; J. Hamilton, center
field.
Buffaloes: Doherty. End base: Sweet.
ser. Bird base; Morgan. catcher. n
Pollard. LIST base; McClain, shortston.
Mosher: right field: McBrady. centre
neld: p. Pollard. left field: Thoits
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
Summit House.
LARGER NUMBER OF GUESTS
THAN EVER REGISTERED
HERE.
Annex and -Four Cottages Filled to
Overlooking this Month.


Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Shelton and Miss
Margaret Shelton of Roslindale. reg
lstered at this house, Wednesday. last
Tor their summer vacation. which is
TO extend until the latter part OF Au
gust. Mr.. Shelton is journalist on
the Boston Globe
Mrs w. NJ. Simpson. with her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth and sons
Kenneth and Martin returned to their
home in Maiden on Saturday. having
been guests for three weeks past
Mr. Simpson was also on the island
Tor several days, and returned home
last week
E. A. Woodward. Fred Curry. VII
liam II. Perkins and l. X. Batchelder
of Melrose Highlands, who are on a
two weeks cruise from Boston. OF
the trim yacht Junior" were regis
tered at this popular summer house
several days last week and were roy
ally entertained by a party OF friends
who were also guests at the house.
Mr.. Kenneth c. Cox. OF Maiden
Mass. has been among those regis
tered for the past week. Mr.. Cox is
associated with the Northwestern Nh
tual Life Insurance Co. OF Milwaukee
al its Boston Office
Mrs. Sidney r. Blakeley. Misses
Margaret l., and Eleanor l. Blakeley
were among the large number of Bos
ton residents 10 arrive for their sum.
mer outing during the past week.
a party of visitors from Rhode Is.
land arrived Tuesday. OF last week
for the remainder OF the month
Those constituting the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Williams. Miss
Ruth Williams. Miss 3. E Chapman
of Edgewood. and Miss E. VI. Cook
OF Providence
Miss Charlotte Whittemore of Nal
den. who has been visiting with Miss
j. Elizabeth Simpson. left the Island
Saturday afternoon. after pleasant
stay OF two weeks.
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recited several of Holman Days poems
in pleasing manner.

recited several of Holman Days poems
in pleasing manner.
The song recital of last Sunday. un.
der the direction Of Cedelia VI. Cox.
was the best entertainment of its kind
which has occurred at the house this
season. The soloist was Miss Mar.
tina Halves, contralto, who was accom-.
panied on the piano by Miss Pearl
Libby and Miss Lillian Haynes.
An informal whist party was given
by Mr.. John McCrillis for his friends
at the hotel. A very enjoyable time
was had by the guests, and Mr.. Nc.
Crillis distributed many handsome
prizes 10 the fortunate holders OF high
scores.
The annual reunion and banquet OF
the Thirteenth Maine Regiment was
held at the Peaks Island House on
Tuesday. A business meeting for the
election Of officers and transaction Of
other routine business was held In the
forenoon. This was followed by a
sumptuous banquet served in the
Union dining hall. an annex of the
hotel, at one o'clock. The guests
were entertained d.ring the meal ~
music furnished by the Ely Trio. as
sisted by Mr.. Frank Coburn. who rem.
dered several solos on the flute.
Miss EvangelIne Clark of Boston.
who has been guest at the hotel for
some time, was Joined on Friday by
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Casco Bay House.
GREAT ENJOYMENT AT THIS
POPULAR LONG ISLAND
HOTEL.
Large Number Of Transients Are
Registering Daily.

Dr.. Magnus G.. Ridlon. for a mum
Der Of years clerk at the hotel. was
the guest of his sister. Mrs. Charles
E. Cushing on Monday and Tuesday
DR.. Ridlon received a hearty welcome
from the guests who are friends OF
former years and who have returned
again for the summer vacation.
The Warren Lodge OF Masons from
Westbrook. Me-. enjoyed one of Man.
ager Charles Z. Cushing's delicious
shore dinners at the clam bake pavil.
ion on Saturday.
Miss Henrietta Bearse OF Beverly.
Mass, registered at the hotel Saturday
for the day. Miss Bearse is the stem.
ographer for T. r. Russell & Co.
well known automobile concern at
Boston. Mass.
II. Roland Whipple of Beverly.
Mass. who is spending his vacation at
resorts I'm Casco Bay. was a guest here
for dinner. Tuesday. Mr. whipple IL
engaged in the real estate and insur-
ance business with s. H Stone at his
native city.
The clam-bake pavilion under the
careful care of Manager Charles z .
Cushing. Is entertaining a large num-
Der Of picknickers who come for the
days outing. Weekly there are sew
eral outings. which Is far I'm advance
Of the business OF previous years
Also among this weeks arrivals Is
Miss Margaret NJ. MacEachern of
Beverly. Mass. who Is registered here
for a short visit with her brother. Dau-
Eel A. MacEachern. who Is clerking
at the hotel.
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HAMILTON VILLA.
SOCIAL EVENING SPENT BY
GUESTS IN THE PARLoR,
THURSDAY EVENING.
August Is A Very Busy Month With
Mr.. A. e. Hamilton.

august Us - very Busy Month With
Mr.. A. e. Hamilton.
Thursday, the guests of the Villa.
with their friends. enjoyed a very
social evening in the parlors. Vocal
selections and piano solos were rem.
dered by Miss Agnes E Wallace of
Beverly. and Miss Helen Wilson of
Newton. together with excellent sing.
ing by the others present. Ice cream
was given by Mr.. Charles w. Field
OF Boston, VINO is registered here.
while Mr.. Hamilton furnished the re.
manning requirements 10 make the
time pleasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nye of wur.
cester. who will be remembered as
guests here several seasons ago. are
registered for their outing at the Villa
Last season, Mr.. and Mrs Nye spent
their summer elsewhere. and did not
come TO Chebeague during the season.
bert wallace of Beverly. Mass. re-
turned home Friday after a pleasant
Two weeks stay at this hospitable
summer resort. Saturday. Mr.. Wal.
lace expected TO catch for the Che
beague nine In the game with the
bunaloes. but was called home TO
serve In that capacity for a team in
the Sunday school league.
Mr.. Rufus Minot Of Montreal. ar.
rived Wednesday. 10 visit with friends.
who are also among the summer
people here.
Miss Lucy Pettee OF Chelsea. Mass.
mas been registered since Thursday.
and Is TO remain until after Field Day.
This Is her first visit on the island
Miss Edith Tones Of Brooklyn.
joined her sister In Portland. on sun
day. and they are TO be here for an
extended vacation OF two weeks.
Miss A. G. McLaren Of Ottawa Is
being entertained by her friend. Miss
J. b. Hardy. who has been registered
at the Villa for several weeks.
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her sister. Miss Grace r. Clark, and
MISS Edith White of New York. The
ladies' nave been spending the summer
at North Conway in the White Noun.
tains.
On Friday Captain Plummer enter.
tanned a number OF young ladies who
are guests at the hotel at a very pleas.
ant social. The party included Miss
Dora McCarty and Miss Evangeline
clark OF Boston. Miss Miriam Fine.
stone OF New York and Miss Gertrude
Devine OF Dorchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harding Of Bos
ton arrived at the hotel on Saturday
and Mrs. Harding expects TO remain
for the month. Mr.. Harding return.
ed to his business Monday after en-.
joying the week end at the hotel.
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ISLAND STEAMERS
ssss ss . . . - -
cAsco BAY q HARPSWEtL LINES
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 2s,h. 1905.
Steamers Leave Custom House Wharf.
Portland,

Steamers Leave Custom House Wharf.
Portland.
For rores, City Landing PEAKS Island)-
12.l5. 10 200. 500 20. $50, 6.20, $50.
800. $50. 93o, Ills p. m. Return-'6.15.
80 80 SO So s $40 1888 80 as u.s. o So q 8;
For Castings Island-s45. 80. SEQ. 10. 10
turn-7.oo. s05. $3.50. io.i5 a m. l2.45.
$50. ass. cas-, 900 ?. m.
d d,.,le s and Sssa' , pis%Gnd Islands,;
2v", 500; 42o. so. $50. 500 p. m. Return
Leave Little Diamond .s.and, els. I.2o.
6.55. 10, $50 ,. m. Return-Leave Great
Diamond Island. 'elo. us. $50. 9.S5. 1870
a. m. l2.4o, les. 2.45. ass. $50. ,.20. 9.lo
For Trsfethen'. and Evergreen Landings
Peaks lslandl-'50o. 6.45. s:55. SO. 1000
T; a. Rsiarn-Leaye Trefeihen's Landing
s6;oo. $50, So, 80. lo.15 a. m. 12.35, Loo.
Lave Lao 4 fS.rS Ss ssa Slo c ks'u sio
81. iolo a m, 1890. l255. 2.s5. 4.Jo. Gao,
500. e45, rs. sso. assce s' ae.4s. 1890.
sslo3o m, SlaaV. x'2.l5. Ss230. 500.
Re,arn-.3.0. 100 Sos. sis. 1000. xiI.2o.
TO- S'llo' Ssl!o 40. Nsi9. So.oo,
800. s.Is Is 1000 a m: 30. "siS.
loo, 3.$5, S5:ls. $50 p. m.
,o Fsf esave' sanSiss SLcns I kl,nd0S 4
For lid; Il; SheS Sen; 4 1000 a. H..
400. 20 p, m Return-e4o. '.45. ie.i5
For Wes':5 is and !, Central t Landings cGrea,
Chebeague)-I.55. 1000 a. m, 12.20, 500,
60 2, m. RsiuTn-Lsays Western Landing.
Leave Central Landing, CSC, 925, 1l.4o
a. m, ~. 40 ?. m. Coz
G' ,d HsS'tl haa $o GhsNfSssaf
ei e. Ell tis llSG a N; as! ?; m
F.; SGs'S Hs!P:wsil - and Esil e Island
:si5. $50 $50 p. n, Re,arn@-teave Bailey.
Island. Maektrel Cove, 900. Works Landing.
Cove Cove SO York. Landing iiaS .. Msi X
., n.' 'iaiS, .i$i5: !'iS, 4,So. 40. sG5S
Fog orr's I.land-soo. .o.45. 5000 a. m.
1 lSS% III: $50; 80 z; m Zoo RetuIn-S$ g
For sshaseO, cundy Harbor and Gurne,
Bridge New Meadows River)-c9.oo a. m.
HaTboT, e225 ?. m. Gurnet Bridge. else
Foe Littleiqhn's Isiand-aso a. m. $50
For Sunset Landing (Greas chebeague).
port. MAR Point. Birch Island and Harpswell
Centre-93o a. n, 40 ?. m. Return-Leave
Sunset Landing, s:45 a m. 225 ?. m.
Cousins Island, $50 q. n. 215 p. m, Bib
be-'s Island. s.O5 q. m. 1.i5 p. m, South
fIeeport, t4S a n, l-25 z; N, MAR Point.
a. n, 1915 ?. n, HaEpswe!l Centre, $50
g. II. 1890 2. r..
c-WeatheT permitting.
a-Or AZ the close OF the performance a.
TIE Gem Theatre.
X-ExpTess.
E-Stops on signal.
Daily except Sunday.
Sundays only.
CIV. 7. COOLING, JORDAN.
Gen Mgr. Supt.
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ISLAND VIEW c0TTAGE.
GUESTS ARE PARTICIPATING IN
MANY SAILING PARTIES.
New Arrivals Are Registering Here
Every Day.

Friday large number of guests
registered here spent the day enjoying
sails about the bay. Some were pas
sengers on the Sebascodegan TO Cur.
net Bridge, while another party In
Capt. r.. II. Benefits launch went 20
Bailey Island, where they had a
picnic. Nearly every day the sum.
mer visitors here are planning a trip
Of this sort, as most OF them are ar
dent admirers Of sailing.
Miss Alice Brown Of westneId.
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MASS MEETING At LONG ISLAND
WAS CALLED MONDAY EVENING
AND WELL ATTENDED.
Preliminary Gathering OF Citizens 20
Organize Improvement Society.

business men are becoming stirred up
over the islands many needs, which
seem TO be let 20 because there IL no
one 10 attend TO them. Monday even
ing a mass meeting was held at the
police station. which brought out some
lively speaking and a formal meeting
was voted for Friday evening at the
same place at o'clock. when steps
viii be taken to organize. The tenn
porary chairman Of the meeting was
Capt. McDonough of the city rolice
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Mass, who is a graduate of Wellesley
this June. has furnished the guests
OF the cottage with piano selections.
she being pianist Of much ability
Miss Gertrude Potter has joined her
friends, the Misses Carrie E and Ella
w. Raddin of the same place. last
week. and the party of three are regis
tered here for an extended vacation of
two weeks
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Sor Orr's Islan6-S.oo, GAS, 5000 a. m.
10, -ll.45 a. n, s12-20, go, Az, $3.50
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26

Captain Thomas Campbell is the Republican Repre-
sentative to the General Assembly Mr. Campbell born Spring
field No. graduated Lincoln Institute jefferson City,
1884 Leaving school, he secured clerical
Land Office Washington d. G. He University
graduating from the Law Department 1893 Secretary Ioke Smith
let him out OF the department and he returned Springfield
tce law At the opening of the War; he raised
companies First
Immune Regiment Returning from Cuba he rense and
mioned Captain the Philippine Islands where he
Returning from the Islands he began the practice of law and
other lines of business He to Colorado 1903 and located
Denver where he has made friends He is deserving of the
port of all the voters in the coming election
The Colorado Statesman has known Mr. Campbell for number of
and estancy the Coored rally
his Vote for him. work for him. tell all friends about
him. show pride and loyalty for life Mr. Camp
bell for the position he seeks and will be credit
the Coored
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26

The "Our Night Out" recently or
ganized club, composed of some of our
most prominent society ladies, gave
their initial ball at Dania hall Tues
day evening. The happy faces of their
invited guests attested to the fact that
they had an enjoyable time. There
were fifty couples present. Light re-
freshments were served. Harris or
chestra discoursed sweet music. Dane
ing was enjoyed until late hour.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26
BOULDER NEWS.

The Foraker Republican club OF
Boulder, Colo, will give it's first recep
tion Wednesday, Sept. 30th, Boulder
Music, speaking and dancing viii
constitute the program for the evening
Everybody invited. Buckingham
hall on Pearl street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, is the place.
Good speakers have been secured.
Best music in town.
A. w. LEWIS, Pres.
TOM WALLACE, Sec,
1888 Water ST., Boulder, Colo
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26

Among the interesting features
at the State Fair last week, was the
London Concert Company in which
some of Pueblo's local talent took a
prominent part. Miss Mary F.
Holmes, vocalist of rare talent
proved to be quite a drawing card
and added much to the company S
exchequer.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26

Among those who registered at
the Porters and Walters Dining
Room this week were: Harry Tyree,
E. l.. Davis, j. l.. Pleasant and Mr..
Summers, Chicago; j. H. Gorris,
Portland; Domingo Garcia, Hav-
ana, Cuba; L. R. Ufford, Canon
City; Alexander Waters, Tryon
City, N. c.; j. M. Rivers, D. Lacy,
Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26
Samuel A. Bondurant accompanied

Samuel A. Bondurant accompanied
his step-daughter, Miss Grace Battles,
to Salt Lake City, Utah, Tuesday,
where she will be married to Earl
Bushnell. Thursday, Sept. oath. The
best wishes of the many friends OF this
popular young couple, in which The
Colorado Statesman joins, is extended
to them. May their pathway throgh
life be strewn with many flowers and
few thorns.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26

The list of colored persons hold
ing positions of responsibility un'
der the city, county and state gov
ernments at Detroit consists of six
policemen, four school teachers,
three clerks in county offices, one
deputy sheriff, one deputy factory
inpector and ole civil engineer.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-09-26

Keep off of date October l, 1908, at
East Denver Turner hall. The boys
that give you all you can eat and drink
for nothing will be there. Say! Will
you remember and be glad. Forget
this date and regret it. The soda dis
penser