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OF COURSE YOU LIKE MEAT.
WHY NOT EAT GOOD MEAT THAT
is ALWAYS GOOD.-T. C. M.
Odd Fellows Notice.

Roswell encampment No. Z, of Odd
Fellows will give a banquet on the
night of Wednesday,, February 18th,
all members of Encampment No. Z
and visiting members in good stand
ing are invited. ALI those expecting
to attend please notify the Scribe,
W. w. Ogle. S9t6
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$500 900 to loan on irrigated farms
long time loans, interest payable In
aually with privilege to pay off loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 300 N. Main. opp. p. o.
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Child Of Manuel Lujan Dead

The elght Old SOnl0 OF MT
and Mrs. Manuel Lujan died this NOR
ming at six O'Clock at their home in
chihuahua addition. Burial will take
place at the South Side cemetery az
ter.a funeral service at. the home this
afternoon ct four O'Clock.
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/ hereby notify the public. and any
and all real estate brokers, that my
land in Pomona Farms, Chaves coun-
ty, is withdrawn ron the market.
(Signed) Henry Campbell. 9St3
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FOR RENT 5-room house, conven
iently located, with modern i'm
provements.- Turner Davis Land
Co. 98t3*
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Pat H. Boone has returned from a
trip to Corpus Christi IN Mineral
Wells, Texas.
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$45. 90 gas range, $500, used two
months. Moving out of gas district
212 N. Penn. Call mornings, 9St3'
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CONCENTRATED FOOD "LUc-
ERNO" FOR SHEEP, HORSES AND
! COWS ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE
COMPANY.
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C OPTION BILL

Safely PASSED.
Boise, Idaho, Feb. 15.-The local
option bill passed by the senate last
week was accepted by the house to-
day. The bill now goes to the COVER
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OYSTERS TOMORROW. MORE
OF THOSE FANCY GULF OYS
TIERS. LET US HAVE YOUR OYS
TER TRADE.-T. c.. M.
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Mrs. Parker Earle has returned to
the States from Havana, and will be
located at No. 2S08 St. Charles AVE.,
New Orleans, until April.
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Mrs. George Fletcher, of Artesia,
is spending several days in Roswell.
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Willard Memorial Program.
To be given Wednesday afternoon
at the Presbyterian church at three
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Best printing-Record once.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-24
Resolution OF Coincidence

Whereas the Divine Ruler Of tho
Universe in his infinite wisdom,
removed from our midst Henry
Melder, be it
Resolved: That the deepest avn.
pathy be extended to our dear SIS
ter Melder and other members of
the family in this their great be-
reavement,
Resolved: That a copy Of the
Resolutions be sent to Sister Melder,
also that these Resolutions bs
spread upon the minutes of the
Lodge and published in the Bon.
ners Ferry HERALD.
Submitted in F. L and T.
GAMMA BELL Bishop.
Committee }DoLLIE BRUCE
(KATE RosEBAUaH
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-24
Death of Mrs Elrick Moore

The death of Mrs. Elrick Moore,
wife of Elrick Moore, and daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Ryan of
Naples occurred on April II. Mrs.
Moore was most estimable lady
and was 40 years of age. Death WAS
due to heart failure. She had a
severe illness last spring from
which she never fully recovered,
The last few days Of her life she
felt a great deal better and got up
the morning Of her death to prepare
breakfast and in less than half al
hour she was dead. She leaves .
husband and four children to mourn
her loss, the oldest being Tom ID
years, George IA years. Annie 8
years and Howard 4 years. The
funeral services were conducted By
Rev. E. R. Henderson and inferred
at the cemetery at Morayia,
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Resolutions Of Coincidence

Whereas, it has pleased the Great
Architect of the Universe In His
wisdom, to have removed our dear.
ly beloved brother. Henry L Mel.
der, from our midst and
Whereas, in the death Of our dear
brother this lodge loses one of its
most steadfast members and the
Masonic Fraternity one of its most
ardent supporters, therefore be it
Resolved that this lodge extends
its most profound sympathy to his
hereaved family and that we with
them mourn his death and cherish
his memory and
Resolved that copy of these
resolutions he sent to the family
also that the charter be draped for
o period Of thirty days, also that
these resolutions be spread upon
the records of the Lodge, and that
they be published in the Bonners
Ferry HERALD.
Boomers Ferry Lodge No. 43 A. F.
and A. M.
&C. 7. LAsoHINaER
Committee +. J. JONES
wv. P. MAHoNEY
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S. Reinforth was visitor to The
Ferry this week.

S. Reinforth was visitor TO the
Ferry this week.
The tie inspectors were up look
ing after the ties in the VARIOUS
camps.
F. n. Southwick and Fred Hitte
have been working for A. Reinwald
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Martin and
children, brother OF ]. F., arrived
frum the east last week and intends
to locate here.
County Supt. Ramsey was IN
visiting our school Wednesday az
last week. He spoke very we'll of
the work being done here.
There have been found several
deer snares in the woods near here
recently. Better remember that
there is law against laying snxres
or traps of any kind to catch or kill
deer.
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EORTHsIDR1

AT the school election last Satur-
day two trustees were elected. NJ,
M. Fry and Mr.. ALDERMAN.
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Call are
having new house built on their
land in Sunnyside addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rizer are again
Northsiders. They have rented Mrs,
Dawson's place and moved over last
week.
Mr.. McCreedy Is now able to be
around again. He has been confined
to his bed by injuries received while
working with logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. H. Waldron
now occupy their new cottage IT,
sently erected on Mr.. Waldron's
land near the school house,
While burning brush on Rev,
Henderson's place Monday the fire
got beyond control and burned sew
eral cords Of wood and number of
fence poles for Mr.. Waterman.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mandle have
moved 10 the Northside and are ht-
ting up house on their land sd,
joining F. H. McCall's, which they
will occupy until they build new
cottage.
Mrs. H. G. Burgett and children
left last Sunday to join Mr.. Burgett
10 southern Idaho. Mrs. Bugi ett's
mother, Mrs. Landquist accom-
panied her as far as Spokane. She
will return Saturday,
The ladies of the NJ. Il. church
have organized Ladies Aid. The
following officers have been elected:
President, Mrs. Harry Plato; Soc-
etary, Mrs. B. F. Grace; Treasurer,
Mrs. Brant. They met Thursday
with Mrs. Plato,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-24

Geo. R. Gray drove to the X.
V. Lbr. Co.'s mill near Port Hill on
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. A. Bingham left Tues
day morning for Seaside, Ore, for
an extended visit with her sister.
Mr.. Duncan G. Campbell left
last night for Waldo. B. c., to join
her husband, who is working for
Baker Lumber Co. Of that place,
The Swiss Bell Ringers at Kent's
hall May LIST, under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church. A great feast of music,
song and entertainment. Matinee
in afterLo Don for children only.
"A petition is being circulated
to the citizens and tax payers of
Riverside Addition and also Second
Riverside Addition asking the
Board of Trustees to annex this
addition to the city of Boomers
Ferry.
The X. V. Breeding Associa-
ton will stand their imported
Belgian stallion, Tambour " aer,
in Boomers Ferry Friday and Sat-
urday of each week during the
season beginning April 16. Call
and see him at O. H. UampbelPs
barn. At
Frank Moore, Of the firm
of Moore Bros. and J. B.
Fallon, brother Of Mrs. Ed Moore,
vent TO Spokane on Wednesday.
Mr.. Fallon went on to Seattle,
while Frank looked after business
in SPOKANE day, returning home
vi Auuis udy.
Mccall y Leslie, proprietors of
the blacksmith shop. sold to Geo.
Loughney. Mr.. Loughney has been
the blacksmith for the Boomers
Ferry Lbr, Co. for several years and
is a specially good workman. He
took charge this morning. f. H.
Mccall will be busy for the present
building his, residence on the North
side and attending to his young
fruit ranch.
Work on the new mill of the
Boomers Ferry Lbr Co. is progress
sing rapidly. 1t will be necessary
to drive over 1000 piles for the
foundatsons of the several buildings.
The piling for the main building
will be completed by Sunday night.
In last weeks issue in the article
on the big new mill, an error was
made, instead of 100000 feet ca g.
pacity it should have read 50,000,-
600 feet capacity per annum.
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SCHOOL NOTES

Arbor Day was observed by the
school Friday. each room holding
a picnic, and although the day was
cloudy everyone enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent.
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LOCALS - PERSONALS

20. J. Bandelin canie up from
Standpoint or business Thursday.
w. J. Richardson, Of Calitorn-
ia. a brother Of F. r. Richardson,
is here visiting.
F. A. Shultis went tn Spokane
on business yesterday and will re-
turn tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Palmer
will leave for Noath Yakima, Wash,
to- spend the summer.
John MacLane of Boise was in
the city Thursday and this Office
acknowledges a pleasant call.
The Ladies Aid OF the Presby.
terrain church will meet with
Mrs. S. w. Ashley next Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Ethel Cheesman went to
Spokane last Saturday to visit her
parents and is expected back to the
Ferry on Monday.
-Wanted-A light driving team
about 100 pounds each. Must be
gentle. Address box $40, City,
giving description.
The Pythian Sisters Of Acme
Lodge No. Is, Of the X. P. very
pleasantly entertained the members
on Thursday evening to an oyster
supper. Call again. ladies'.
Mrs. I. J. Monks and daughter,
Eiss Leah, went to Spokane on
Wednesday. Mrs. Monks is ex-
pected home today, while Miss Leah
will he away nearly all summer.
Ell Mabarraz Temple No. 81,
D. O. X. X. of X. P.'s, OF Spokane
have sent out invitations inviting
all members to attend their ceremo-
NAL next Friday April 30 at their
temple in Spokane.
st. Mary's Guild met with Mrs.
Ulrich this week and the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. Hydorn, PRECEDENT; Mrs.
Mathieson, vice-pres., and Mrs.
Baxter secretary and treasurer.
EARLY Rose and Early Ohio
Potatoes, Beardless Bailey. Blue.
stem and Little Club spring Wheat,
and all kinds of Grain and Grass
seeds ia endless profusion ct the
K. T. Co.'s and the prices are right.
Several weeks ago the HERALD
received large quantity OF flower
and vegetable seeds from Hon. B.L.
French at Washington, D. c. Those
wishing any Of these eeeds can get
them by calling at the HERALD
Office any time.
Over 20 members of the Kodak
Club went to Moyia Falls last Sun
day on picnic. Many fine pic
lures were taken and the lunch
served by the young ladies was
scrumptuous. To state that good
time was had does not tell the story.
WIN. VanGasksn. Mgr. OF the
X. T. Co. went to Standpoint on the
early morning train Tuesday, re-
turning at noon. Mr. Van WAS in
Standpoint only few hours, but in
that time sold Q carloads OF hay and
80 boxes of home grown apples from
the Kootenai valley.
The Methods. Sunday School
will convene at $3.50 next Sunday |
morning and at 1890 will occur an
old fashioned Methodist Love Feast. |
Admission by ticket only. A limi- |
ted number OF free tickets will be
issued at the special meetings. |
The special meetings will close
Sunday night.
Manager Clesry of the local
club of ball-tossers, is in receipt Of
a telegram from the main guy OF
the Troy, Mont. ball club, stating
that he would be here tomorrow
with his bunch of willow. waggers,
and would attempt to clean up the
Ferry boys and bring sorrow to the
laughing heart OF the Ferry fan.
Turn out and see good exhibition
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Northside.
p. J. Cirkel, Mgr. OF the Bon
ners Ferry Lbr. Co., has been in
Seattle and other coast cities this
week on business.
Let your children hear the
Swiss Bell Ringers, Saturday after
noon, May LIST, at Kent's hall.
Prices, 10 and 15c.
We find spring business never
was &c good as it is now, says the
X. T. Co. There must be reason
for this. Call and see.
Matinee for children under Is
years old, Saturday afternoon, May
LIST, at Kent's hall. Primary chill
dren, 10c, older ones, 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller, who
have been at Standpoint for some
time, returned to the Ferry Thurs
day and will make this their future
home.
Mrs. Frank Fallon and daugh-
ter, Kate, and son Frank arrived
Monday evening from Eureka, Cal.
to visit Mrs. Ed Moore and family
few days.
Frank e. Peterson came down
from Rexford, Mont. last Saturday
and has been visiting friends In the
city this week. He returned to his
duties last night.
William VanGasken the
manager of the Kootenai Valley
Creamery OF this place reports that
he expects to have the creamery in
operation not later than June 10.
Rev. Thompson, of the Spo-
kane College. will preach tomorrow
afternoon at $50 in the Scandina-
Wan language at the Methodist
church. Everybody invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Mary George, president
Of the Idaho State Assembly of the
Rebekahs, will make Loyal Rebek-
sh Lodge an official visit on We'd
nesday. May 5. All Rebekahs are
requested to be present.
r. H. Mccoy, general manager
Of the Bonners Ferry Lbr. Co., who
has been here for several weeks
looking after the construction of
the new mill, returned to Grand
Forks, N. d. last Sunday,
Richard Fl. Bolton, setter for
the Bonners Ferry Lbr. Co., and
Windell Anderson. edgerman, also
for the above company, left on Mon
day for WALDORF c., to work for the
Baker Lbr. Co. until the new mill
is completed, when they will re-
turn to their old positions here.
A birthday party was given in
honor of Edmire Boileau at her
home, April 3. Forty children
were present and all kinds of games
we're played and a marble contest
was given in which Herold Zim-
norman won the frst prize and
Claude O'Callaghan second, At
five o'clock refreshments were serv-
ed and all departed having had
good time. This was overlooked
last week.
&C. d. Rowell received word the
fret of the week from Governor
Brady that he had been appointed
bridge commissioner. On Wednes-
day the county commissioners APP
pointed VIM. Leslie as bridge COM
missioner. The state engineer with
the above mentioned men will COM
pose the bridge commissioners to
have charge of the construction of
the wagon bridge across the Koot-
enal at this place.
The new store building being
built by G. D. Rowell for the X. P.'s
10 completed and painted. The
shelving and counters are being
put in and in few more days the
building will be ready for the occu-
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LOST AND FOUND

1 If YOU LOSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 IL here. 1t will be returned TO you IL an
" honest person finds Il. Remarkable re-
II coyeries are brought about every day
\ through this column.
| IF Y0U FIND ANYTHING BRING *
/ to the
4 s>~-or~~<vr~sss-s~>-r~s~-s~-~>
\ }San Francisco Call
\ Lost aud Found Bureau,
4 Third aud Market strcefsS
H e~~NeA~-e~u~~~~s~sr~~~e~S
/ Get claim cheek. Have IL advertised.
/ Reclaim IL IL the owner does not.
/ THE LAW--People who find lost arti-
/ cles are interested in knowing that the
! state law Is strict in requiring them to
! seek. the owners through advertisements
| and otherwise, and that failure 10 do so.
! II proof. can be shown, Involves severe
| penalty.
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WILL GIVE MusIcALE-B Berkeley. Oct 10
Mrs, Frances Tho-oughmsn, Dramatic so.
prRno of San Francisco wills render--the hal +,
hour of music in the Greek thearer SUNDAY
afternoon with Frederick Maurer Jr. a; the
plano.
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Notable Deaths

WILLIAM KENTcN STAGES. RANcHER-
Napa. Oct 15--Wiilianl keBfou Stages Tor
a third Of q century one Of the best known
r. uchcrs 10 this locality. died at his home
IN the big fanch road this afternoon He
was q native Of Kentucky. aged rs years
MRS. ELSIE WELLS. EDUCATOR Rochester,
\ y Oct I5.-Mrs Elsie Wells, who
came here recently a. representative OF the
Seattle beard OF education 70 study Roches-
aied today u typhoid fever in hospital here.
REAR ADMIRAL b W. MILLIGAN, RE
TIRED-Annspolis Nd. Oct. 15.-Rear Adj
denly last night aged s. years. 45e was chief
engineer Of the baftleshp oregon when II
made its remarkable run from the PACING
roset 20 Santiago. Cuba during the war With
Spain.
WILLIAM LINDSAY FORMER UNITED
STATES SENAToR-Frankfort. Ky. Oct ..
Former United States Senator William Lindsay
died al bis bone here early today Lindsay
uas formerly chief justice Of the Kentucky
court Of appeals and had served rs state
senator and representative before going 10 the
United States senate. After quitting political
iife he began the practice Of law ia New York
He was = years old
GENERAL R. C. DRUM. RETIRED-washing-
Drum. T. s. A.. retired, a distinguished vet
cral Of the civil and for many years ad-
3u1ant general OF the army. died today in
DrummOn. Nd
COLONEL HENRY R. HkRRIs-coIumbus
Ca Oct. 15.-CoioDei Henry & Harris, ex.
congressman and third assistant postmaster
general during the FIRST Cleveland admins
fration. died at his home at Odessadae, Ca
today. aged 81 years.
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L0sT-Passbook No. -l6459 with Union Trust
= Company OF San Francisco In the name OF
RICHARD X. MATlSCHEK. Please return
book 10 bank.
L0ST-Knights Templar charm. engraved re-
verse side Edmund f. Powell, ST. Joe Com
mantiery, No. ], St. Joseph. Mo- also blne
lodge and chapter; So reward. Box ga, Call.
LoST---A gold bar pin. in Richmond district or
on streetcar; reward Retlrn to commanding
officer. IT, g. Marine hospital.
L0ST--A green SILK parasoL on steamer Tamal-
pals. The fnder kindly address box 1868,
Call Office, Oakland.
LOST-Match box on train from Santa Rosa,
SATURDAY; suitable reward win be paid
delivery to FOG Sansome ST.
LOST, Monday night. mink fur neekpiece. Re-
turn to $50 Post ST.. apt. .. Reward.
L0ST-Bank note Yokohama hank No. 1889;
return to s. NAGAI. 1911 Bush ST.; reward.
CASE knit goods lost route 10 Portland
Steamship Co. Finder please return to e. &
NJ. Co. 649 Laguna ST.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Friday. October 10. 1903: :
BOUSSCM-cUTBERTH Boussim. IS.
fS23 Ellis St. and Emma T.. Cutberfh, 30.
1887 Fillmore St
KFCFE-sTEIN-AIiievej Diukich -. and
Elsie stein. is both ~ 100 Brenmer 81
NoTTENHEIAf--0RTN Molten
helm 81 and Rosa 0riner. % both ~ III
Clinton Park a
-9f-Ror;HFT- r. Tnrounef. IS
ia broadway. ahd Catherine Lafon, y. 4S7
Broadway.
~ AISH-CASHMAN-J0 Walsh. rs. S2i
douglass St. and Julia eastman. -. s34
Douglass -.
RISHART- SINCLAIRE-James W. wishart.
~ 236 Twenty fourth ave. and Hnghina
r. III. Sinciaire. p. Shomness. Scotland.
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McMURRAY--In this city, October Is. 1909.
Hammesiey. McMurray, beloved husband OF
Elizabeth. Jesse, Margaret. Eugene and Doro,
,ay McMurray, and brother of DR.. Milton
s as cs sSd Mrs native q n os o. css
OF Tamalpais camp. W. o. ". '''
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (sun-
day), October II, 1908, at 2 o'clock D. M
Gate Undertaking company sa a475 1e as SsHen
street near Twenty first. thence 10 ST. John 5
avenue, where services viii be held AZ DO
p. NJ, Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery hy
electric funeral car from corner of Thirteenth
and West Mission streets at D. M
MoNAMARA-fn this city, October IA 1909 nj
the residence Of his daughter. Mrs. NJ. j..
Lawler, 14i7 Kansas) street. Daniel, beloved
son OF the late Anna Mcnamara. devoted
father Of Mrs. NJ. j. Lawler, and brother OF
Mrs. Daniel w. Ewing, and the late Michael
Mcnamara and Mrs Elizabeth Noiset. ma
MooRE--In Berkeley. Cal. October 10. 1909,
George r., beloved husband of Laura A
Moore. a native OF England, aged Sc years.
MuEH-In this. city. October 10, 1909. infant
native of San Francisco.
owEN-In this city, October Is 1909. Robert
r. Owen. beloved husband of Mary j. owen
owen, a native OF Wales. aged as years
months and 16 days
Friends and acauaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services Mon
day, October IS. 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the new funeral chapel or Charles a. J.
Truman. 1919 Mission street between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth. lnterment cypress Lawn Gene
terry, by carriage.
RATT0--In this city, October IL, 1909. Irene.
dearly beloved daughter OF Andrew and Nora
Ratio. and sister OF Eddie. James and Willie
Ratio, native Of California. aged | year
months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSaf.
urday). October 10. 1900. at 2 O'Clock
.. M. from the residence 1905 -Twentferh
street. 1nterment Holy Cross cemetery
THoMAS--In Mexico City. Mexico, September
Is. 1909, Edgar Cowan Thomas brother Of
Anna h. Thomas Of California, Pa: Mrs
W. S. Colmery OF Swlssvale Pa, aud
II. W. Thomas of San Francisco, CAL q
native OF Pennsylvania, aged 4S years (Pitts-
burg. Pa, and Sedaiia. Mo-, papers please
copy.1
In American cemetery, Mexico city. Mexico
CARD OF THANKS
WINKLER-we desire to express our heart
felt thanks TO our many relatives friends
and nefghbors for their sympathy and acts
OF Kindness extended to US before ana duripg
our late bereavement. also for the beautiful
Mr.. and MRS. %. wINKLER
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May Sutton Will Play Haze
nOtchkiSS

Miss May Sutton, former worlds
champion, returned unexpectedly from
the east during the week, and the
tournament committee Immediately
wired her an Invitation % participate
in the Portola TEMPS matches at the
park October %.
Miss Sutton phoned yesterday that
she would be here and meet Miss Hazel
place of her sister, Miss Florence SUIT
ton, the coast champion.
The match between Miss May SUIT
ton and Miss Hotchkiss will be the
bring together the two cleverest
women tennis players in America.
They will meet at 1890 O'clock in
the morning.
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MARRIAGES

FwfNG-GUSTHER-I this city. October IA.
1900 by the Rev. william RAIDER Edgar r..
Ewing and Pearle T.. Gunfher both OF San
Francisco.
SMTTH-SMITH-In Portland. ORE. October
> 1903 BY the Rev Henry Russell Talbot. ST.
David's Episcopal parish church. J. Jerome
smith OF stockton Cal. and Miss Ethel
f,arlord Smith daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
watson r Smith OF Oakland Cal.
rfNrIN-CI.ARKE-i this city, October IA.
1a0o iyy the Rev. William Rsder. James A.
rimifn 81 Tonopsh. New. and Beatrice Clarke
~ Nevada City. Cal
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED--Male

AAA-ENGLISH valet attendant. age %. shortly
dIsengaged, tall. smart, perfectly trained
very well educated speaks French and Ger
4 man, capable of attending upon invalid
knows the principal cities Of Europe, also un-
derstands the various .'cnres" OF the German
and French spas; wages $50 monthly. Box
966. Call office.