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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-12
JUDGMENT AGAINST BIG
SUGAR COMPANY RECORDED

New York, March 12.-Assistant
United States Attorney Denny re-
corded in the United States district
court yesterday the final Judgment
against the American Sugar Refining
company for s134,411. which includes
the penalties imposed for false weigh
ing, and the expense of the recent
suit Won by the federal government.
In connection with the case William
Loeb, Jr., the new collector of GUS
toms at this port, issued statement
saying that he had ordered re-
liquidation Of the duties of the en-
tries of the American Sugar Refining
company from the time of the forma-
ton OF the company December l, 1901,
down to the discovery of the fraud.
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ONE HUNDRED CANDLES TO
SPARKLE ON BIRTHDAY CAKE

New York. March 12-One hundred
candles will sparkle on huge cake to-
day, when friends gather to celebrate
the birthday of Mrs. Franklin D. Cot
tie Of 341 West F'ifth-frst street Mrs.
Cottle was born In Marthas Vineyard.
Mass, but in 1852 she went to San
Francisco to make her home, where
she remained until after the earth
quake through which she passed un.
scathed despite her advanced age
Two years ago she was a member Of
an automobile party which made trip
from the city to Boston.
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AMERICAN MINISTER
TO PORTUGAL RESIGNS

Chicago, March 12.-The Tribune to-
day prints the following special cable
from Lisbon, Portugal:
Charles Page Bryan. the American
minister to Portugal has forwarded
his resignation to Washington. Mr..
Bryan, who is Chicago man, has
been in the diplomatic service since
1897 In that year he was appointed
minister to China, and one year later
he was transferred to similar post at
Rio Janeiro In 1902, Mr.. Bryan was
sent to switzerland and two years
later he was appointed minister to
Portugal
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efforts toward the beautifying of the
city iii the improvement Of the public
parks. lawns, flower gardens and
shade trees of the city. This matter
was considered, however. in only a
cursory way. but it Is expected that
the Ideas advanced last night will de-
velop into definite form so as to be en-.
forced at a more opportune time.
Kodak Finishing, Tripp Studio, $40 25th-
To Wheelwright Bros. for lumber. -
Horses clipped Bell, 1627-K. !.
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THEATER EXCURSION TO SALT
Lake. via Salt Lake G Ogden Rail
way, Saturday. March 13 Special
train leaves Salt Lake about IL p. No.,
81 90 round trip. Both phones 1000.
Ask the agent
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I suffered habitually from consu-
patton. Dona's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
have been regular ever since. "A. F..
Davis, grocer Sulphur Springs, Tex
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Metal Market.

New York. March 12.-Lead. steady.
So e5a4 90; copper, weak. IL 3-4a7-S;
Silver so IL.
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Miss Wilson has just returned from
abroad, where she has been studying
under the great masters and has de-
yelopcd n wonderful voice. She ex-
poets TO make her debut on the con-
cert stage in March. She has recently
been entertained In Scotland by An
drew Carnegie.
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GENUINE CLEANUP SALE
EVERYTHING GOES
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RECEPTION FoR MRS. REED.

A reception was given In honor of
Mrs. Reed OF Osccola, Neb.. at the
homo Of her sister, Mrs. Kate To-
ponce. Wednesday afternoon. The
guests gathered on the spacious lawn
where games and guessing contests
were indulged In. During the inter-
mission delicious punch was served.
The dining room was beautifully dec.
Grated in the national oolors, colored
lights Peeping from the folds Of old
5ioI.f. and sending n beautiful glow
over the guests assembled at tho
table. which was laden With beautiful
hot-house blossoms. A dainty lunch.
con was served by the hostess as.
sisted BY Mrs. Ellen Huss. A toast
wes given by Mrs. Reed and respond
cd 10 In most pleasing manner by
the president of the Women's Relief
Corps, Mrs. Henrietta Griffith. AT
tile conclusion OF tho luncheon three
cheers were given Mrs. Reed, wish.
Ing her God-speed and a safe return
10 her eastern home. all joining in
singing the appropriate selection "God
ee WIN You Till We Meet Again"
The quests then adjourned to the
lawn. where Might've was PLAYED until
eight o'clock. when Mrs. Wessler. act.
Ing as hostess. escorted all TO tho
Globe theater
In the guessing contest prizes were
won by the following Mrs. Alfred
Christensen, Mrs T. Augus,q,S Matth.
ews Mrs. Henrietta Griffith. Mrs.
Cave winning consolation prize.
Those present were: Mrs. Hcnriet-
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scHULTz.TRIMeLE NuPTIALs.

On Thursday evening at Sis, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Trimble,
occurred the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Grace. TO Stanley Schultz of Seat
tie, Wash. Promptly at the above
hour, the bride and groom, attended
by Mr.. B. G. Trimble and Miss Emily
Trimble. brother and sister OF the
bride. took their place under the arch
IN the parlor. where the ring ceremony
was performed by Rev H. d. thinner
man, pastor of the First Baptist
church. After congratulations had
been extended. all partook of a we'd
ding supper, Many useful gifts were
received by the couple. About TWEEN
ty.hve guests and friends were pres
Ont. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Johnson. of Kankakee. Ill. and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parrault, also of
kankahee
The groom is employed by the Wa
satch Canning Co. while the bride is
We'll known in the city, having lived
here for a number of years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz viii make their home In
Ogden
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RECORD BROKEN
AT RIFLE MATCH

Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug 27-The
National Rifle matches were conclud-
cd today. In the individual match an
other worlds record was made A
young rlfleman from the United
States naval academy, Midshipman
H. o. Roesch, OF Oregon. who won the
governors match last week made the
remarkable score Of 1875 out of a pos
sible 200 al slow fire on the 200, GOO,
500 and 1000 yard targets. thereby
winning the $50 prize for the highest
slow fire score. Roesch also won the
match. defeating 623 competitors with
the record score OF 1880 which Is 80
above the score by which Lieut.. a.
D.. Rothrock OF Ohio. took the honrs
last year.
e C. Grffon OF the navy, with
perfect score captured the $40 special
prize for high skirmish score.
w a. Guldner. of California, won
the gold medal with a score of 32S.
Bronze medals were won by !. Stone
of Hawaii, 800; and j. X Edmunson,
Texas 319
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BERLIN WELCOMES
COUNT ZEPPELIN

Berlin, Aug. 27-Count Zeppelin oc.
cupies the minds of the population of
Berlin tonight and welcome has been
prepared for his coming tomorrow,
such as has never been equalled since
Prince Bismarch's return from Yer
sailles. after the coronation in 1871
OF William l. as emperor of Germany.
Early today the people were thrilled
when it was announced that the Yep
pelin III had departed from Frieder-
ichshafen for Berlin, $50 miles.
Throngs crowded about the bulletin
boards. eagerly reading the bulletins
announcing the progress OF the dirrig-
ible. When the news came, however,
that a broken propeller and defect.
I've motor had necessitated a landing
at Ostheim, the faces of the people
fell.
When dispatches announced the re
ascension OF the balloon they greeted
them with shouts of Joy.
When the bulletins said that the dir
igible had been brought to land at
Nuremburg, $50 miles on its journey.
for repairs. the disappointment was re-
newed 1t was only relieved fhen a
telegram was received from Count
Zeppelin, saying that the airship prob
ably would arrive at its destination
on schedule time.
The revulsion of feeling in favor of
Count Zeppelin, as compared with that
OF three or four years ago, is remark.
able. Then he was regarded as
visionary throwing the family fortune
TO the winds Now he is honoTed as
Is no living German Ii is generally
reported that he will be created a
prince by Emperor William.
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TELEGRAPH
OPERATOR HERO

Seattle. Aug 27-One man, wire
less telegraph operator gave his life
that more than 200 might ne saved
this morning when George w. EccIes
of Seattle, according TO meager de-
tails in wireless dispatches. went down
with the Alaska Stempship companys
steamer Ohio, while sounding the &C.
q. D." for aid. His calls for help
brought the steamers Kingfisher, Hum
boldt and Rupert City to the rock of
Steep Point I'm HiSh-KlSh narrows. B
c.. and all except himself. the purser,
quartermaster. Il soldier and one steer
age passenger were saved The Ohio
went down within thirty minutes after
1t struck.
the dead arc:
Furser Frederick J. Stephen, Sc
attle
Wireless Operator George E. Eccles,
Seattle. formerly of Winnipeg.
The quartermaster, a soldier and
steerage passenger. names not known
Passengers Are Saved.
Pilot Snow was on the bridge when
the ship struck, at l o'clock Thursday
The boats were lowered at
once and the women and children
taken on first The soldier and the
steeraSe passenger were killed by the
upsettIns OF boat during the rescue
of the passengers.
The Humboldt took twonty surviy-
ors 10 Ketchiltan. Alaska. The others
viii arrive at Vancouver tomorrow on
the Rupert City.
Operator Eccles worked yaliantly in
rescue work and Is reported to have
been drowned while 30 engaged
Purser Stephen Is said TO have given
his life that the passengers and other
members OF the crew might be- saved
The Ohio left Seattle August 81 for
Port Graham and Valdez. Alaska, and \
including crew and passengers, had
20 persons on board.
Message From Captain.
A brief report received tonight by
he Alaska Steamship company from
Captain John Johnson says:
"Ohio struck rock | a. III. August
,G off Steep Point AfteTwarl ran her
owsrd shore In Carter bny She now
les submerged in six fataoms for
ward and twelve tatn9ma a(t. PurScr.
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FAREWELL PARTY.

The farewell party of Glen L. Tout
was attended at his home last even
ing, by many of his friends and rel
atiyes
a Jolly good time was had and a
line musical program was given. Many
selections were rendered b. Master
Vern Bullough on the violin Songs
were sung by Ruby Shupe and Myrtle
Unsworth. the crowd Joining In the
chorus. A duet was rendered by Mas.
ters Vern Bullough, and Glen Tout
Those present were Babe BullolGh.
Gwen Empy, Ruby Shupe. Myrtle Uns-
worth, Veta Elmer. Rachel Herrick.
Vern Bullough. William Heffner. Wal
tor Gale, Joe Cromperman and Ar.
thur Bushnell.
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ENTERTAINED LUCKY THIRTEEN

Mrs. Stilwell entertained the Lucky
Thirteen Club Wednesday, August 25,
al her cosy cabin In the canyon at
ldlewild.
The guests were Mrs. VOORHEES,, Mrs.
Wright. Mrs. Joe Thomas. Mrs. Fos.
ter, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Ballard and
Miss Ballard. The usual game OF
Might've was played. The lucky ones
were Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Ballard and
Miss Ballard.
After the card games all did justice
TO splendid chicken dinner served
by Mrs. Stilwell and departed In the
cool of the evening. having spent a
delightful day With the hostess.
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wireless operator, QuarermasteT, ons
steerage passenger and one so!dles
missing. Ship damaged on port slae
on bottom. Some bulleheads are gone
Impossible to say the extent o. tse
damage. Captain and four men are
standing by the wreck. PassenseS
and crew were picked Up by fishing
boat Kingfisher and landed in Swsp'
sen bay. Send instructions 10 CaT'e'
bay"
Messages received from Ketcbis1n'
Alaska. state that George w. Pe5S'
ms, private yacht Yucatan left the'e
this morning and will stop at Swansea
bay TO pick up Captain Johnson a9I
the members of his crew who a'e
still there
The Ohio was an iron screw
steamer Of 3.iSS tons. built by CramP'
at Philadelphia in 1873. She Ws'
owned by the Alaska Steamship com
pany of Seattle and was valued 2,
100000. 1t Is said she win be a lotu
loss.
Death OF Eccles.
According to a wireless message re
ceiyed here tonight Operator Eceies
and the purser went below to seasSo
for the quartermaster and 4 steeIas'
Unable to find them, =
cles returned 10 his station aud beesv
sending a message. Just before ",
vessel made the plunge that earrlel
II 10 the bottom. the oPe"ei i-ri va
seen to leap from the wireless stauoa
He fell on his head. and his apparently
lifoless body rolled into tho water alI
was carried down BY the whir'9o"
made by the sinking steamer
Eccles had not expected 10 make lps
rip with the Ohio. The day before q.
steamer sailed he handed In his resr
1aticn; having secured a position
5usitna. Alaska.
AS the company was short OF man ~
60 make one more trip oV
ore giving up HIS position.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant surprise was given this
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Scott on Porter avenue. The evening
was agreeably spent in vocal and in
strumental music. followed by dainty
refreshments.
Those present were Mr.. and Mre. D.
Pickett. j. Jenson. Fred Dalton, Lon
Jones, \. Stamle. A. Scott: Mesdames
d. w, Stone, e i. Roberts. A. II
Manning and the Misses Lillian and
Ncllie SCOTT.
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FAIReANKs is I'M pEKlNo.

Peking, Aug. 27-Charles w Fair
banks, former vice president OF the
United States, and Rear Admiral G. d
Hartscr, L. 6 n. -7ere received In
separate audience by the prince re-
gent IN the Forbidden city this morn
Ing. They were presented Dy Henry
Y. Fletcher the American charge
d'allres
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Ia Griffith. Mrs. Reed, Mrs, Mignault.
Mrs. Styles, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Bachelor. Mrs. Wessler. Mrs. Julia
Allen, Mrs. z. Cave. Mrs. Gasneau,
Mrs. Mamie Owens. Mrs. A. Chrlsten-
son. Mrs. Mary Griffin, Mrs. Huss.
Mrs. Preshaw. Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Som
eryille, Mrs. T. Augustus Matthews.
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j. R. Calvert
Mrs. W. l.. Porter Jr. announces
the engagement of her sister. Maggie
Coltam. to John l. Moyes. the wed
ding to take place in the near future.
]. A. Stimson and John Haywood
returned this week from a two weeks
tlemen enjoyed very pleasant time,
which they spent in hunting and fish
Ing in the mountains.
S, ]. Griffin and family returned last
Tuesday from Alaska. Among the
wonderful sights they beheld. none in
terested them so much as the glaciers
and icebergs of the Northern seas
Mrs. Don Martin and daughter, Miss
Mary, Of Woodstock. Ohio, who have
been touring the west for the past
two months. spent Monday and Tues
day in this city. the guests OF Mrs.
Arthur Mullen and Mrs. Ed Norris
sey. They were entertained at Idle
wild Monday evening by Jack Line
han.
Doctor and Mrs. p. A. Cook an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter May. to James A. Chrisman Of
Green River, Wyoming tho wedding
to take place early in September
Mrs A F. Mullen left for Montello
Friday morning to visit friends.
Thomas Grimes left last Tuesday for
Ireland after an absence Of eight
years from his old home. He viii re-
main In Ireland three months, his many
friends wishing him bon voyage.
Miss Ellen Plumb, sister of former
Senator Plumb of Kansas is visiting
Mrs. o. d. Rasmussen at her home
on Mob Hill.
Miss Edna Sepp1ch Is visiting with
friends in Evanston
Misses Olive and Maud Stevenson
are Evanston visitors this week.
Mrs C. D. Martin of Evanston. Wyo-
ming. is visiting with friends Of this
city.
Phil Grill, Jr.. of this city spent a
few days, this week, visiting with
his sister. Miss Agnes Grill of Ey-
anston. Wyoming.
A quiet home wedding was solemn
lied on Monday evening of this week
at the home of Mr.. Garneau on Tweu-
neth street when Mrs. Mary c, Rice
and Mr. Louis J. Garneau were mar
ried Only the near relatives were
present Rev. j. f. Carver officiated
Mrs. James NJ. Ca2se and Mrs. j. Il,
Carver entertained the women of the
FIRST Presbyterian church on Tues
day afternoon at $40 25th street
John +. LNfku Of Anna Illinois, an
uncle OF Mrs. Or Gordon. is visiting
his relatives In this city. He is on
his way from California and Nevada
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ulOHlHS. Ou MS return IT'D he VIII
visit Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
reaching homo the latter part OF Sop
tember he declares himself much
pleased with tho west
Mrs. J. T. Biddle and Miss Gertrude
Biddle. have returned from an extend
cd visit in California
Mr. and Mrs. C. \. ROGERS of Hutch
inson, Kansas. have been visiting in
this city With their uncle. Alonzo Rag-
ers, 2513 Grant avenue. They visited
the northwest before coming TO Og-
den and will spend a week in Laramie.
Wyoming. where Mr.. Rogers resided
for number OF years, before return
Ing home.
Mrs. W. B. Isaacs of San Jose. Cali
fornia, is home for few weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. + A.
Littlefeld, at 252S Madison avenue.
Mrs. w C. Camp attended lunch
con on Wednesday at the Commercial
Club in Salt Lake. given by Mrs. w. S.
Zehring, followed later by a matinee
party to see Girls"
Mrs. F. Meid viii entertain the Past
Noble Grand Club at her home No. us
23rd street. Thursday afternoon. Sep
tember 27.
Mrs. Ed. May. her daughter Mimic.
and her sister Lula May. left last
Thursday for their home in Los Ange-
les after having spent the past month
in Ogden.
P. J. Quinn of the European hotel
has returned from journey TO his
home in Dublin. Ireland Although
he had splendid time, his good opin-
ion OF America remains unchanged
John Park, mayor of Rock Springs,
Wyoming. accompanied by his wife.
is enjoying Ogden during sojourn
for his health. He says Ogden can
yon is one OF the delightful pleasure
spots Of the west and reminds him OF
the valley of Glencoe in Scotland.
Mrs ]. F. Bliss and family of Sa-
Ida Colorado. have been Ogden and
Salt Lake visitors during the past
two weeks. While in this city Mrs.
Bliss was the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
VIII Burt
Weber Club officials and members
have been invited to be the grests
of the Peach City club next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Bob Gunnip, formerly we'll
known Ogden resident, was a visitor
of this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Carr and chill
dren, Eugene and Viola. have return
ed from Yellowstone Park. after an
agreeable vacation
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TWO ARE DROWNED.

Victoria, b O., Aug. &c. T. A.
Gemmell. government lineman at
Slide Hill. on the southwest Vancouver
island coast, and Gus Swanson. en-
ployed at Flndlay, Durham and Bro
dies salmon traps, were dorwned yes
terday while attempting a landing
from a row boat through the surf sc
Gemmell's station
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mooas MAKE ATTACK.

MeIilIa, Aug. 27.-Thc enemy
tackled Siaimusa and others OF the >
yanced Spanish posts Wednesday e,,'
ming. The Spanish artillery reHp7
vigorously and the MoCrs sustain,
numerous losses. Tic steamer Ss'.
II. has transported two companies
Chssseurs 10 RestinGs.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Tho members of the Neighborhood
Birthday club met Friday at the homo
OF Mrs. F w. Hewes, 21S North Wash
ington- Refreshments were served and
the hostess presented with a beautifu
umbrella, Those present were Mes.
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Mrs L. T. Moore left Tuesday for
the south. She will join Mr. Moore.
who travels south for the John Scow.
croft & Sons Co. at Gunnison. and
they Will continue on south as far as
Plymouth
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Mrs. Middleton and Miss Edna, wife
and daughter OF Passenger Conductor
w. A. Middleton of the Southern Pa
cltc road. are home from a tip to
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and San
Francisco. They were absent two
months and report a most ENJOYABLE
visit with friends and relatives on the
coast
John T. Owens and Miss Hazel A,
Wheelwright were quietly married
Thursday afternoon by Bishop Robert
McQuarrie OF the Mormon church.
Mrs. Isadore Jutrosniski of 2965
Lincoln avenue, entertained a group OF
friends last Sunday al five o'clock
dinner.
The members OF the North Weber
Stake Mutual Improvement associa-
ticn held their annual outing in Og-
den canyon, last Wednesday. A splen.
did program was arranged for tho af-
ternoon, and the evening was spent in
dancing.
MI Adelbert Brown or Grass Creek,
Utah. was an Ogden visitor last Mon.
day and Tuesday
Secretary Wilson and Carty of the
Forest Service will be entertained at
dinner ncxt Monday. by the Weber
club
Miss Margaret Critics and her sister
Grace returned home this week from
an ENJOYABLE trip through Wyoming
Colorado and Nebraska. The young
ladies were away six weeks,
Mrs Carrie L. Blair, 3Sl Twenty
second street, returned this week from
Yellowstone Park. whore she spent
pleasant vacation
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald of 1856 Ad-
ans Avenue. has arrived home after
spending the summer In Spencer. Ida
no.
MIR. and Mrs. Fair OF Omaha. Nc
braska- arc visiting this week with
Mrs. John Qulgley.
Assistant Forester G. C, Thomson
Of Millard National Forest. IS spend-
Ing a few days vacation in this CITY.
Miss Jennie Calvert lefl last We'd.
nesday for Evanston, Wyoming, where
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Miss Alma Bauer will again receive
pupils at her studio $50 23rd street. =
She Is From Chins-Mlss Caroline
Stow Merwln, physician in charge OF
the Louisa Boyd hospital for women
and children. situated at Tsananfu.
China, will speak at the morning ser
vice In the First Presbyterian church
Sunday
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From New York October 16. 1908;
from San Francisco Feb. 5, 1910, near
ly four months. costing only $3.50 AND
UP. including all expenses a6oat AID
ashore.
SPECIAL FEATURES:-Made7i1,
Egypt, India. Ceylon, Burma, Ja's,
6orneo, Philippines, Japan. An uH
usual chance to visit unusually a;tre;t
i've places,
18th Annual Orient Cruise, Fee. ,
10; by North. German Lloyd S. s
"Grosser kurfUerst," "73 days including
% days Egypt and PalcStine. 500 ua
FRANK C. CLARK, TIMES BLDG.
NJ "
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NOTICE.

Sumson's Cafe will reopen Monday,
August 30th. Members will govern
themselves accordingly. =
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DANES w Hail. Gibbs, Paulson. Holt.
Cunningham. Randall, Reed and Hail.
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she Will visit with her brother, DR.
j. R. Calvert.
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where he has been for the past two
months. On his return trip he will
visit Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
reaching home the latter part OF Sop
tember. he declares himself much
pleased with tho west.
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Mrs. J. T. Biddle and Miss Gertrude
Biddle. nave returned from au extend
cd visit in California.
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Mrs. w. L. Porter. Jr. announces
the engagement of her sister, Maggie
Coltam, to John l.. Moyes, the we'd
ding to take place in the near future
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]. A. Stimson and John Haywood
returned this week from two weeks
vacation at Holiday Park. The gen.
tlemen enjoyed a very pleasant time,
which they spent in hunting and fish
ing in the mountains.
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P. ]. Quinn of the European hotel
has returned from journey TO his
home in Dublin. Ireland Although
he had splendid time, his good opin-
ion OF America remains unchanged