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New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
WILLS BODY TO FRIEND.
Provisior Made So That Wife May Hot
Bury Him.

THE win Of Thomes IouEhhn for
eighteen -ears = messenger IN the Office
of the county clerk. who died IN ST Vim
cents hospital on Ocroner ~. vas filed m
tho Surrogate ofFtee YESTERDAY. and makes
stringent provision against ms Vlfe. I'm
ma IouSh!r. Of No. ssa McDopcugh
street. Brooklyn. either receiving any ~
his estate. which Is small, or having any
thing TO do with his funeral Margaret
LoughIn. the daughter Who lives with
her mother rs nor mentioned M the viii
After leaving all his estate - r. e.
Leake. an undertaken. Loughhn's VIII
SAYS
= direct that my wife from HON
have beeH estranEed for many years have
ua control over my remains and thai She
have no right 10 select any other piace
foT The intermeut OF n" remains than IN
MS own plo' - calvary Cemetery. and
TOY this object / hequeafh W. remains 10
ms fri@Td. q. leske. 10 make more
certain that the objects az my wish are
complied with. that 'fey viii he inferred
lu calvary Cemetery and not otherwise
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
NO OIL IN MILK, He SAYS.
Bedford Denies Connection Between
Standard and Bordens.

r r Bedford. president OF the corn
Products Refining COMPANY. denied vsstsr-
DAY = published report of a connection be
tween that company and the Bordens Con
densed MIX company. IIo said
The Ecrdens CONDENSED IiIk Company
IS not even A Gust ouner o. the corn Prod
ucrs Reh1inE COMPANY. hut ~ the Ameri-
can Maize Products Company. The corn
Products Company holds no stock IN the
Borden's company and. as fsr as 7 can
fnd ont. not director Of our company
has anv Of the stock
Regarding the alleged combination h4-
tween the Standard OIL Company and the
Rordo1's condensed Milk Companv. Mr
Bedford said that. so far as he could
learn. not = director of the STANDARD oil
Company held any stock in the Borden
CompSnv
"Yyheth-r 1lr. Rockefeller holds auy ~
the stock or not" hs added II don't
know hut n he does it is simply a private
MATTER"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
GENERAL HowARp's SUCCESSOR.

Ths governing committee ~ the lincoln
2 University Endor nl~Ht Association rsrsos
resolution yesterday ON the d@afh of as
president. General - - Howard an7
elected hfs hf"'ouE frond ana a-ss~Ie-o.
General Thomas 81 lsunbard. acting preel-
asri. rendinE tle no2t meeting ~ the as-
'sciafion
The resolution pledged the sssocisfi@n 20
osrr5 o. Genera Howard S work - al
tempting 10 rsis~ sn enco.n1enf 81 s. aa5
~H for az" lincoln Memorial UNIVERSITY.
frunded D. ScBfrEl HoERr6. in ac-o-9-
snrs Vith Preston Linco'rs lset charge
% liui. requesting him o. O. everything
possible scr the lorsl uoHnta-users -
heufuoky enc Tennessee
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
NEW ASSURANCE DIRECTORS.

II vas announced yesterday that sideH
Tilghmsn. retired business man. and
Abraham Bcshm. real estate investor
both Cf this city, had been elected policy
holder directors 81 the Prcvidsnt Savings
Life Assurance Society. These are two OF
the three nominations which President
Rittenhouse. for the stockholders, aske4
Superintendent HOtChkiss 90 the New York
Insurance Department 20 make from list
Of p0iicvholdeFs 4 third candidate uorni-
mated ey Superintendent Ffotchkiss viii be
elected 80 future meeting
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
SHORTAGE OF SC43 .00O.
Big -Four Stands ~ Lose
Ncarly Half n niEion.

albert H Harfis vice -presidar- - the
Aew York Central Lines gave cut the
following statement al lis home 80 135
'entral Park West last night. regarding
Tie arrest % - T.. Warriuer. local treas
urer ~ the BiS Four Railroad at Cincin-
na'i. NIr. Harris said.
The amount ~ the .defalcstiou n a. 2
Nafrner local treasurer of rhe Big -Four
~ lncinnafi. has been sscerlained 90 he
it,tht property amounting 10 more than
el'''"s' ana there VIII he received from tie
A5nc.l'eh SufetF 'ompauN on ITS bond.
N1Hft+'- leaving The net amount cf the
sFprfa g something less than S-la ala
The method whi,h Narriner adoprld was
To cover i'e oefaiCatiouS in tn. item 81
'a-s H transit Al the end OF each
money 'n -heir W3v 10 fhe local treasurer
nom station agents au3 others r. sf-h has.
not reen received by him It vse b,- in
cludlns ln this ltem the moneys which no
had On tact stolen that he was ensh hled 10
conceal his defslcarfous.
cincinnati Nov E-It derelop4d N dar
that on connection wiki thA Fig -Four
shortage inquiries are being made IN chi
oaeo ana IN thiS cit- for negro woman
who vas known as -Nartha" rt the hotels
where her mistress lived The negroes was
the womans maid. and r. is said that On
she looked after The cssain- 81 larea re-
riittanres which regularly reached Der mis-
trssS from some mysterious source
detectives ,n many PARTS ~ The couutrv.
hsV= been put an the search FOR certain
persons who have been named tv Charles
T. NarrtneT in connection vi+h The short
age Nsrriner spent sunds~ vl'h hrs fam
Ny. He resumed conference TODAY with
the RAILROAD 0f7"isls who are directing the
search for ihora he las accused ~ black
mailing hIm ouf ~ thousands of dollars
Fashionable apartments in downtown
br'et"g were under FUrveHIsrra an % last
night fhe local detectives having been in
fornl@1 that richly Eovue1 woman. the
mistress ~ tho negro maid was living
there Tho Investigation proved harreu.
n ir learned tEat thts woman came 70
the efr sfJer trouble with Fd-ar cook I'm
'hi"aEo some months rro. a"1 that she
ii-ed FOR o time ~ various hotels here. -rI
later I'm the Kentucky highlands. since
vhi~h trace 4 her has beea lost
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
GENERAL 8. :. JONES oWne.
- r.-.r-.rr =. - -

y TIT THTTT =" 7 n" 7. r \"
P'nghsWton. T. = . Sov s-'ieneraI I'd
ward Jones. ~ fhis citv known through
80. she country - Jones PAYS the freiCht. %
o. isins critically ni - . private hospital
tn fhis cify ~ 81 COMPLICATION az diseases
"a vsF stated tonight that ae i- diving
Gerf-ll Jones uade nne record De- lie
TIFn Hnr smers ms oiher exploits trina
ufepf through fAr streets ~ cisadrcfed
REifiuore Tor fhis De- received re tla1ks
~ President lincoln Fof 'ecvera. gears ire
eensFsi hae ben bind La - had attend
"a % Duklnfsk
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
FOG DELAYS STEAMSHIPS.

Antwerp. for. s-A cense FOG has hupe
over bis "rast for several DAYS. and tie
Rci star line steamer Leei.nd. hornd for
Atv YORK. Vas hnahie a. lesTe fhis port
gnul TO-DAY shs Is two d0ys rehind her
schedule Tie Holland America Line steam
A. hotierdsm sailed from Rotterdam fef
te'r ork this morning. having Ieen de.
tainsd there py the fcg since Satutcsy.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
LATE STAY AT FOREST HILL
MTE. Rockefeller's Illness Frecludes
Travel at Present
~ Te'esvara 30 The Tribune 2
r d. ...r F.F--. II

ClsteiarI, Nov S-John j. Rockefeller
VII remain at Forest FIl until December
!. IT rs stated because of TIE iil health cf
Mrs. Rockefeller. The family usually ends
'ts summer sraF here hv the first week in
October, bvt Mrs Ro~kefeller'e condition
~ e~iu1ec the journey - New ork ~ that
time, and She is srill unable to travel
she rs suffering an attack - rheuma
tsu'. complicated hv cold. which settled
on her lungs" said W. g. Rudd. Nrs
Rockefeller brother in-'av. 20 .day. She
IS improving each day hUt very slowly
~ Fockrfslier wllI rot 60 Last until Mrs
To0keffIIer ~7n travel in comfort"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
HoEoBs TO DEAD EMPRESS.
Foreigners 70 Sec Start Of funeral
Procefsion at Peking.

Toliue Nov- s.. The ceremony 90 burn
Ins costly offerings was held yesterday in
memory 81 the Empress Iowarer Of China.
who died twelve months ago The funeral
Viii le held to-morroH 1uan Fang. The
Nioeroy Of Pefhi Il Province. has com
rlefed a personal inspection 81 the eighty
miles route % The Eastern Trmts
The tine=a Foreign B7erd has ISSUED
a thouean1 tickets - foreigners. who will
witness tire start ~ the procession The
guards ~ The different legations stationed
in the capital VII he in thc inside OK the
citv
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
YEAR FOR FoRNARo.

tsrlo III Fornarn. the esrtoontst CON
victed Of criminal libel on October 90 was
srraignsd before Judge Malone ~ Pert
III % General sessions yesterday and
sentenced 20 one rear IN the psnitentiar,.
he was convicted on the complaint OF RS
fssi REYES Espindola. editor and prcprie-
tor Of II Impsreial.' Of Mexico City.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
NEW BRITISH DREADFoUGHTs.
Vessels 20 Have Tonnage Of 2S.55O and
Speed Of % Knots.

London Soy The Britirh Dread
nouEht oTUise Lion and her sister shp.
ff- Vi1cn r"ufrarts have just been sWar.
cd viii. according fo q high authority
have each = tonnage ~ -. .2-n and speed of
Is knots. These vessels viii he 200 feet
l00c. "nl- siEt"-tUo feet shorter than the
Lusifauis. end Nill carry eight Pinch
gums. These vsrshiVs VIII ccst over $40
"a. 40 each.
TIE latest P-it~h tattleshir. the orion.
which, is about 2" h~ laid ,, a. Ports
mouth Vi'I be- of - sa0 tons
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
MAIL oSoER pIscUsslosl

ness Al the meeting cf the Business Science
club tc-night. Louis Gunthsr, editor Of
The Financial orld" and former editor
of The Mail order Journal" win deal
p'ith 'Evolution Of a Mail order Business
There win be p discussion Of the subject
~ the members.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
CITIZENSHIP FOR SYRIAN.
federal Judge Acts Contrary to Wash
inFton Ruling.

Ne0 orleans. N0v. H~fv outstanding
ruling hr the Department - Commerce
and Labor that = native - SYRIA cannot
DO natEraiizod under tho llvs of the
United states. Federal Judge Poster sit-
iinE 81 Baton Rouge. TO-DAY granted papers
q" Ben Eoumaiu as p citizen ~ this rs1ln-
tF r'fed states i'isfric. Attorney Beat
no appealed tre case 70 the United statos
SUpremo CONT.
TH" deDarfrfn' e' WsshinC'on hold trat
RoHfnaln. Nho is r. wealthy merchant at
Baton Rouge. ~7s an Asisri- a0d that
CONS guentl he vas barred from CITIZEN
snip
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
poetora Car K,lI,d o.oreiar

Atlanta. Nov s-rr James n Crsvfara
= weli-kuown physician. admitted vsst4rds-
that n was hi6 automobile that KILLED Hsr
vey l. Anderson. PRESIDENT ~ the Ancer.
son Hardware COMPANY late Eatur-iav Il
night The dcctor r. pFostrsted
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
LECTURES ON SOCIOLOGY.
Series ~ Packer Institute IN Stimulate
Interest


series ~ l-cfureE 70 auaFer interest N
so~ial problems riH 10 given iu tire Paei1e-
I~srifufe Fhaosl in Joralefnon street.
Eroceivr during the coming virter. Among
trozc who wil lecture from fhe plstfor-4
srs sprne - the foremost thinkers and
rT.aalors - fhe tifn-
Th5 first lecture Vff TO given On $50
rfr0her ~. Who. Professor Charles Zrebiir.
ot R0st0n. fcrWsri professor 81 Foeioiorv
af th. JnirergitV % Cri--co. vii qDesl on
"E5uoatiou and "itizenship Professor
Zuehiin ie ono ~ fhe cleares- thinkers e,l
moei foroefll speaker ~ present ccc,lr,e1
Uirf tho -'sdv ~ social conditions
Dn r-ceurter 2 I'r. stanton coft of Ion.
Tor. seil deliver . lecture on "Er,irsnn,-r.
e. q Teefof in BEe@ Development pr
colt h. The hesa ~ rhe Ffhic5l Culture So
cie'r in England. and is stud-ing conditions
iE This Counirr
To helr Pc 'hs expenses - the course Il
~hsrra - 81 V-i'i be made for the course
rieler These tickets ma he had a., the
oH1ees ~ rh@ Packer Institute Adelpm osi-
lege prsft institute. Folyte~hui- Institute
aLd Fan Memorial Houss. Brcckigu
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
Japanese V,sit Iearr's Old lIom-

Cincinnati. Eoy. S--A visit 10 the haunt.
cf Latradlo Hearn. the Am@rtcsn-Jspso-
f-e author, whose early home was IN this
cttN. constituted part - the SECOND
day entertainment IN Cincinnati ~ ~
japanese commercial commissioner wh,
arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
Brooklyn Man nurdered.

Macon. ia. Nov. s-Va alter Hyd. OF
Brockl, n, y 7. sn attachs Of the Rsrruu,
q Bailey circus, vas murdered h@rs earlv
to-day ana his hodv placed on the tracks
OF the southern Railway. according ~
Coroner Young The decapitated bcdy vas
found on the tracks
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
TELEeRAPHIc NEWS NOTES.
Cleveland School Strikers Return.

Cleveland. NOV. S-The nve hunsre5
striking students az the " est high SchOol
returned 20 their Classroonns TO-DAY pend
ing hnol action by fhe Board 0t Tiucs-
tion Plans Of settlement we're res-hsd
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
Established 1855.
Everything Necessary

IN Kitchen, Laundry, Dining
Room, Library. Pantrv, Halls.
Bath and Stable Cutlcrv, Cook
ing Utensils. China and Glass,
Housccleaning Articles; Willow
Ware. Brooms. Brushes, Dusters.
Cleaning Materials, Pollshes, Sc
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
fireplace Furnishings

.Andirons. Fire Irons and Brasses.
Coal and Weed Holders, Fire
Screens. &c.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

The Perfection OF Cleanliness,
Efficiency and Economy.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
RefriqeratOrS

Tb. "Eddv-Our standard fo-
Inc u"S a Quarter Century
The premier" Glass lined.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

II is estimated that hog cholera
costs the farmers Of the United States
$so.oooooo year and that the disease
could BE- stamped out at a cost OF
100000. 900. II these figures be cor
rect the saving In five years would
repay the cost A Texan discovered
the hog cholera 'erum and the A. and
NJ. College Of Texas has taken the
lead In the movement to destroy the
pest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

There Is Just Indignation at Nava-
sofa at the wanton killing Of Charles
Knobel by the possemen In pursuit Of
the three desperate negroes In Brazo-
ria county. The coroner's inquest de-
veloped the fact that the boy did not
run but when ordered to halt turned
and faced the posse. when one Of
them whose name was not mentioned
shot him down. II this be true we
agree with the Examiner-Rsview that
the man who did the shooting ought
TO be hung.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Sunday school s:45 a. m.
Preaching service at IL a. m. and
s p. m. by the pastor. Morning sub
ject. "Satan's Shares" Evening sub.
ject, The Sin Of Drunkenness. Both
sermons have some reference TO local
conditions In Bryan. All who want
to see the best conditions obtained
are cordially invited.
Junior>I-eague at 4 p. m.
Senior League at 7:15 p. m.
All our services begin promptly at
the time announced.
T. II. Morris. Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Bryan Is literally city that is set
out on a hill. the light OF which can
not be hid. Situated on the highest
part Of the divide. between the two
great valleys on either side. the sheen
Of the plate glass windows at the ris-
Ing and settins> Of the sun and the
CLEAN Of the electric lights by night
can be seen for miles In every direc-
ticn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18
First Baptist Church.

Services at the First Baptist church
tomorrow as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Mr.. II.
II. Newton. supt
Preaching at II a. IN. and p. m.
by the pastor.
Sunbeams at p. m. Mrs. T. n.
Bate. leader.
b. Y. p. U. at 700 p. m. Mr.. Frank
Buchanan. Pres.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services and worship with us.
NJ. Z. Weaver, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18


Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Come and help plan for great raj.
~ the following Sunday.
The morning service will be a busi-
ness mems service. A like service will
be held in a large number Of churches
over the state and will be addressed
by business men. The subject Is The
Value to the Christian Church In the
Southwest OF great Christian Uni
versity In Texas Mr.. James ].
Ray viii speak for us here. Every
member Of the church should be pres
ent and bring some one II possible.
The night service will be at eight
O'Clock. The pastor will preach on
the question Of what Think We OF
Christi"
You are cordially invited to come
and help make II such.
James n. Thomas. Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

DR.. EIiot's newfangIed religion Is
not received with much favor; neither
viii the heresies that some are trying
10 substitute for the oId.time Demo
cratic creed. The democracy Of our
dadies ia good enough for us.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

more by giving bur attention mainly
to these. Macadamized streets. ce-
ment sidewalks. cleaner alleys and
back yards. graded roads. better
schoolhouses. are some Of the things
II will pay best to work for.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Sunday school 9:f5 a. m.
Morning service II O'clock. Subject
Jesus and the Kingdom OF God"
Westminster League. 7:l5 pm.
Evening service. Sis o'clock. Sub
ject. The Armor OF God"
! hope TO preach at Alexander
church on Sunday afternoon at I
O'Clock.
]. r, Caughley. Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Let's not get excited about politics.
The tariff Is a very important sub
jeot affecting our interests closely.
hut Il is too big to handle without the
cooperation OF majority OF all the
people Of the United States. There
are local interests that we can con-
troll absolutely and We can accomplish
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

The farmers of Brazos county are
overlooking a good proposition in
failing to propagate bur clover. II
makes the best kind Of winter pas
ture for hogs as well as for other
stock. A mixture Of bur clover and
burmuda makes an ideal pasture and
Ia almost perennial.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

A great silence has fallen upon
Peary. probably because his friends
advised him that every time he open
"a his mouth he put his foot In II.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Al tho resldencc Of President ana
Mrs. r. r. Miner Of the A. and H.
Thursday evening. q reception was
given to Col and Mrs. James Hays
Quarles. who were married In Houston
Wednesday and who came at once TO
College station TO make their home
The affair was Of an Informal nature.
the College community being invited
for three hours 10 meet the newly
welded pair. Mrs. Quarlss who vas
Miss EIoise Kennard. formerly o.
Waco. hut recently Of Houston
spent a short time here during the
summer. All the campus ladies' ana
gentlemen were present. and sooo
wishes and congra ulations we're spo-
ken. Fruit punch and Ices were ser
we'd during the evening.
Friday morning following the re-
ccption Mrs. Miner entertained the
children OF the faculty. Of whom there
are a large number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quarles occupy new
cottage on the campus which Is very
near the chapel.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Adele
Raysor entertained the J. A. o. club
and few additional friends. The
five tables used to accommodate the
guests were arranged on the lawn
where forty.two and five hundred
were played. The score cards tied
with bows OF ribbon and hand painted
were distributed BY the hostess. The
game was q spirited one and at the
close Miss Lucille DcMaret secured
Iirst prize. The prize was presented
by Miss Ray Conway. Apricot Ice
and cake were served as the conclud-
ms feature Of n most delightful ar
.ernoon.
Miss LESSEE Mawhinney entertained |
he T. l.. ID. club on Friday afternoon !
rom five TO seven. at the home Of her
mother. A prettily appointed game OF
orty-two. with dainty score cards and
Jane markers. was the enjoyable en-
ertainmcnt. and every moment Of the
line was delightful. The prize was a
,retty picture and TO capture this a.
or the guests played eagerly. Bon
Ions In cut glass dishes were placed
N each table and were enjoyed du-
ing the progress Of the games. An
&c course with cake was prettiIy
erved..
A few OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Myers
riends were Informally entertained
n Thursday evening at their hospit-
BILE home. These charming people
re delightful entertainers and make
ne forget everything but the present.
hose In attendance were lovers Of
God music and as Mr.. and Mrs. My.
rs have a very fine graphophone aud
n excellent collection OF high class
lusic records. the guests were very
ighiy entertained. A tempting plate
refreshments was passed. The az
lir was a perfect success throughout
nd delightful evening was spent
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

There Is no danger Of an overpro-
dus(ion Of corn provided there be no
nnderproductlon Of hogs. The two
naturally go together.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Whatever the ultimate result. we
are glad the issue IL made. We are
weary and sick Of Democratic party
that IL half horse and half alligator.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

A dirty town breeds flie~. mosqui-
ioes. fIeas. rats. mossbacks, knockers
ana many other species Of vermIn.

Az some men see It, newspaper
Int doing It's duty to the public un-
lsss Il Il boosting them or some Of
their friends for office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18
ST. Joseph's Church.

First Mass at 7:45.
High Mass and sermon at 1880.
Evening devotion and benedictIon
at 7:45.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Ing Of ~ progressivo games Of scrty'
two and i've hundred Tor honors 81
tho morning began ID . spirit Of r.
vaIry. Six tables were occupied by
the friendly contestants and many
games were played with all the skill
that each player could exert. A bcautI.
full cut glass tooth powder bottle was
the pretty souvenir The attractive
rooms were adorned with golden rod.
which Is now In the fullest OF It's beau.
~. The morning passed with round
OF pleasure and social enjoyment and
the guests many times assured their
entertainer of the most delightful
time spent
A charming hospitality Of Friday
was the enjoyable affair given Miss
Ruth Boatwright in the evening BY
her thoughtful parents. who invited
her friend for an evening OF pleas.
ure. SO that they might be together
once more before school opens on
Monday. A number OF interesting
features combined to make II an ideal
entertainment. The principal and
most enjoyable pleasure OF the even
Ing that was so packed with delight
was hay ride. Two large farm wag-
ons pulled by mules were provided
and the guests were chaperoned BY
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. BoatwrIght and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Davis. At the
conclusion OF the ride over the city |
the guests We're driven to the Boat. |
wright home where they were SER
we'd to delicious cream and cake on
IN, lawn. This scene presented quite
an animated appearance with the as
sembled company OF enthusiastic and
happy guests. Miss Ruth Is very
pleasing young lady and a perfect III.
lie hostess.
$50
II was the pleasure Of the many
pupils Of Mrs. J. d. Priddy's Sunday
school class OF the Methodist church
% be entertained by her on Tuesday
afternoon at her home. The lawn
gave ample room for the merriment
Ind every hing TO entertain and give
pleasure was provided After playing
md amusing themselves as only chill
Iren can and just before time for the
'uests to run home before dark"
hrs. Priddy served them with ice
ream and cake. The afternoons en-.
ertainment wa unusually pleasure.
Ne In every respect
The young gentlemen OF the Elks 4
odge gave hop last night az the Z
Tub rooms complimentary TO Miss |
larry Ross Parker and Miss Pauline
Webb prior TO their departure for 4
chool. Miss Parker re-enters st.
iary's. Dallas. and Miss Webb goes Z
D Gunston Hall. Washington City. 4
he affair was thoroughly informal. q
nd the evening was a pleasant one
Dr. all present. q
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
EXTRA!
For Gift Seekers
so ARE THE FURS

An eastern manufacturer sent us several hundred sample chains and fobs to make our Christmas selections from with permission to place the entire lot on sale for limited time. We have made our selections and must return the balance of the Stock to the manufacturer-We Wednesday.
 If you want something particularly nice in a chain or fob for gift, heres your opportunity.
 FOR MEN, every style imaginable is shown, including, rope, curb and fan cy link effects in vest, Pony and Dickens style at S2.50 to S60.0O.
 FOR WOMEN, AK chains of various lengths in neck and numerous other styles, including long guards with gold slides and fancy fobs in gold, gunmetal. and old silver with ame- thyst settings at $500 to S25.OO. REMEMBER - the manufacturers sample Line will be here up to Wednesday only.