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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03
UIiuass. Win mucnl aD0r Iney w..~
pieced together and afterward -

HIiuass. Win mucn iaD0r lney wee
pieced together and afterward -
iished.
Chateaubriand thought It advisable
to see what else the monkey had doe.
His orders had disappeared from q
dra wer which was always kept clooo1.
The servants searched everywhere fog
them. but they were not to be found.
Nearly q week elapsed before they
traced. and then q domestic 70
t.ved that tho Monkey had suspended
them to the csrnice In . quasi sys.
tsanatical way.
The monkey was given his congo
nd Chateaubreiand replaced him by
. cat. which was allowed q place on
Lh masters writing table. ana great
vas the pleasure which he derived
In playing with puss.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03

In the early hours OF the morning
It was when he approached the hotel
desk. He did not realize that many
hours along Broadway had somewhat
disarranged his appearance. NO-As
felt sure that his attire was faultleas.
his carriage digni1ed. 20 he felt hurt
and surprised when the clerk behlnd
the desk remarked:
We'll. what do you want!"
He fixed that clerk with q witherins
eye.
"A room!" he Numbered: what dc
you supposed Old clothoe?'
And with an air OF extreme hauteur
~ followed the bellboy to the eleva,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03

Fatal accidents to aviators. much a
they are to b regretted. are to b
expected In the case OF mans attempt
. invade . new realm OF nature. They
viii - NO greater detsrsent to the
Dractice Of aviation than = the daily
0sualties that result from the
vorld's Increasing uso-and abuse
q the automobile. or the still mors
numerous ones that attend the trans.
Dortauon business OF the country,
Hssr q death has never held back tn
pioneers in research. and will pot re-
0nrd the present prog ass toward the
G1mpletion o. mans CONQUEST sof tn.
-.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03

The 0rst woman to emDody the
sport OF aeronautics In her Look plata
II Mrs. Courtlandt Field BiDhop. wife
OF the president Of the Aero Club of
America. Mrs.. Bishop 10 one Of ths
few women sf this country who have
enjoyed the experience Of sailing
through the clouds. Her book plate
represents the spherical BALBOA. ~
dirigibls balloon and the asroplane IN
night over . park. In the border y q
King Charles spaniel. the type q aoa
Of which she u fond.-Country Liz u
America.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03
ENDED WITHOUT A FATALITY
Eoyish Affair Of Honor Principally
Amusing 70 the orothen o.
the Principals.

DO ! look like Q man who ever
fought . dusl," laughed the portly
party. We'll. I did, and II WAS Intend
ed to b . duel 70 the death. too. and.
~ It oftso happens. . woman was 1t
the bottom Of Il. A leo - can ns.
ure now l must have been about the
ripe age q seven when this deadly AZ
fair took place. AZ that time my
heart Vas wrapped up h little
china doJl girl with blue eyes and
yellow hair. Who kept me In . con-
tinual state q bankruptcy buying her
ta6y and ~ apples. Unfortunately
Tor my psees At mind. ! had . rival.
upon whom shs smiled with exasper-
ating impartiality. Ny nrst imprss-
sion VA - plek . hight with him. but
was always cautious. even ~ . youth
aud ! had GF1ve doubts about the sue
cess of sscA . plAAL
Thea I eeaeelved the happy idsa
Of challengfno him 70 . mortal com
bat l hadn't ~ slightest idea that
he would accept 70 tell the truth. bse
be did and VIII what seemed TO M
almost Indecent haste. Realizing thaa
] would NED . second. I went 10 -
elder brother. explained tie matter
70 him and asked him u - would act
for me- He listened to me- gravsiy
and tA0 sall - would. Here waa
surprise number two. had bssn a.
most csrtaln tboe 10 would frown NJ.
On the No. and threaten - tell my
father. thus givins me- N excuse tc
retire from the nslA q honor. Blu,
the calm way b accepted the sftua
lion gave me . chill
II suppose said he. that Bobby'a
brother viii act ~ his secondr
I moistsned my lips and said: I
suppose So
Very WE'LL said be. I will talk the
matter ovsr With him and W viii 10,
you know when you are wanted
W were wanted the next after
noon. and Il "a some Consolation Il
ne 10 discover that my rivals fac.
was u white - mine.
Now said our seconds. you tws
I'll down here In the grass bach 1,
back. and The FIRST one 70 desert Ia,
spot losss ~ AghI-'
Then they both retired hastily - /
SPOT that seemed to me- II the time I,
be unnecessarily removed from IA.
place q action A moment later N,
rival was going one way and l anoth
or. Those miserable brothers OF our
bad caused - TO sit On the top Of
big bumblebeeis nest"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03
IF SICK--WHY PAY
Oalees Heath First Returns.

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New - yRall ~ willingly pay for ~
asn why Day Tor ms cins until that msd.
Positively knowing what DR.. Shops r.
~ unisn health nrss retarns''. And / back NJ
hslD. 70 pey'' eooeraet.
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h: sssls slso Vii 81 : tiny hidda -
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~ Aey that nssvs. until Il fails, actually rive
2 she 1.ss 4. Dowa. ~ sons. - n~svsrSndnao
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% drop me- . liAo DaoaopVnd the ~
bouk ~ need.
ADo0Al WG0 -.
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vouSG your ho1no DhyacaAd. NJ advioo go
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Sexton, vsrosr. sacrIstan.

OS~SO
1T 10 the sane thing under different
nomss.' said d. Harvey w. Wiley
the govsEaDsnt's food expert, q some
new ioo4 peooogvativea.
Tho same thing under different
Names" DR.. Wiley repeated. 1T re-
minds me Of the old caretaker a An
Episcopal church.
'.This caretaker. A. he sat amokine
his pipe on . tomb In the cometaRy.
dismissed - trivial certain cha,noe
IN the ritual.
1.-The good old creed keeps IL 49,
Tor all said he. 'Lnok At me Aaro.
used to be the janitor. The ~ -
sou called to me the sextant n
Thirdly gave me the name OF vfrG1n
And the young man we've eot -
says I'm the Observation-Disclosures
Post
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03

For Sale.-Well bred Poland
China boars-Two spring pigs
and one vearling. The eligable
to reg istry. W. Meaz.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03

Straved. From my place
Nov. 5th, a red SOW weighing
161 pounds. Joe. Lulen.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-03
BOYS BUILD FLYING MACHINE
vouno American Conspicuous In Sport
Just New Much In the
Public Eye.

Alfred P. Morgan Of Upper Mont
esair. n. J.. who was graduated from
- Aontclsir high school last yeas.
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ARE CHARGED WITH
USING MAIL 5
TO DEFRAUD
THREE CHINESE PRoPRlETORS
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
Postotfce Department Making Effort
to Reach Center Of Chinese
Lottery Scheme,

Washington, july 2,-Charged with
using the United states mails for ,ot-
terry purposes. three Chinese shops
We're Iaided tonight and their prupri-
etors ar ested.
. In each place a large GInount Of
gambling paraphernaIia was found.
The rsid presented IN effort Of the
post Office deuartment 10 rclch The
center of widely ramtGyins Chinese
lottery scheme. 1t was expected IhGt
1t would be simultaneous With similar
activities in other cities anl IL Wda
planned as a result Ct many days Of
careful detective WORK of DCSt oniCe
inspectors
Almost in the shadow of the lone
of the national capltll. with hawk-llke
swiitness. Inspectors Keap ana Par
clay, with dozen detectives and po-
llcemen. Swooped dowl upon the
places and threw rhe groups OF Chi.
nese into CONSERVATION. The China
men soon lapsed into silence. Tao six
alleged proprietors-Lee Hing, lee
Sam, Lee Huen. Lee Hong, Lee lu
and Lee Kim, were bundled into the
police wagon.
Great stacks of supposed lottery
tickets. printed In green. were seized
in each place. The inspectors think
one OF the places raided was the head
quarters Of the alleged lottery system.
With apparent indifference TO all
that was going on. the crowd OF CAina-
men who frequented the shops sat and
looked on and denied knowing any
thing of such matters.
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GOOOALg g-McCROOEN.

Prominent among the June we'd
dings was that of Miss Edith Pearl
Goodale and J. r. McCroden, which oc-
Cured at high noon Wednesday, at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hyrum Goodale, on Jackson ave
nue. The home was layishly adorned
with pink and white roses, Shasta
daisies, ferns and SmllaX.
The bridal party stood under
bower Of the prevailing flowers. wnere
Rev. Carver pronounced the beautiful
ring ceremony. The bride wore a
dainty gown of white embroidered
batiste, and carried SHOWER bouquet
OF brides roses. She was attended
by Miss Edith Goodale, attired in light
blue. who carried Shasta daisies. Prof
Paine was best man,
Following the ceremony, the we'd
ding breakfast was served. The table
was a veritable bed Of PINK and white
rose petals. and the centerpiece was
a work of art A large cut glass bowl
containing deep pink roses, surrounded
by ferns. was the base. In the center
of this was a tall cut glass vase. con-
tanning rare American beauties
of a delicate shade OF pink The break
fast. dainty in every detail. was serv-
ed IN courses. flowers being used with
each. The first course was fruit sher-
bert. served on hand-palnted plates,
banked with pansies. Salad on mas
turtium leaves and blossoms was the
second course, while the third was ice
cream served on q mass of sweet
peas.
About fifty guests we're present and
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Course. comprising a study of condi-
tions in Spain, Holland, Norway and
Sweden Realizing that more SHOULD
| be known of the work of the Forest
ry department, It was decided TO de-
vote at least one meeting 10 1t, be
fore taking UP the regular course. A
committee, consisting Of Mrs. Kief.
Mrs Johnson Mrs McCracken and
Mrs. Maule, was appointed to arrange
such a meeting, either as an open
meeting with a lecture, or as a study
The following officers were then
| elected:
Mrs. Geo. f. Maule president
, Mrs. Clay ton Coolidge, vice-presi-
dent
Mrs. T D. Johnson, secretary and
treasurer ZOO
Mrs Markle. as club historian, gave
the club history in the form of an
original poem, which was much ap-
preciated Mrs. Johnson read, by re-
! quest. an original poem written on the
| occasion Of q meeting at her home In
| mid-winter A vote of thanks was Civ
en- the retiring president. Mrs. Nc
| Cracken for ner faithful and efficient
| services.
MIS- ftpIu, 3SSloleu DN uet uduEu-
ter. Matte. then served delicious re-
freshments, while Miss Ruth Johnson,
as pianist, and Miss Ida Anderson as
yiolinist. delightfully."- entertained with
number of beautiful selections. The
ladies fingered long. indulging in many
club "reminiscences. covering the IF
teen years of the clubs life. Mrs.
Markle gave a resume of the talk she
gave the club when she presented
/ its gayel,
Towards the close Of the afternoon,
| 1t was discovered to be Mrs. Horns
birthday. and so with congratulations.
best wisnes, and thanks for a delight
ful afternoon, the club departed for a
| pleasant ride TO the carline, for
which they are indebted to Mr. Horn
Those present were Mesdames
Maule, McCracken. Johnson Coolidge.
Markle, Craig Knapp, Horn, Burt
/ Kief. Gibson. Putnam. Kohl: Misses
Dressed. Ruth Johnson, Ida Anderson,
! Matte Horn
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PAINE-WllllAMS.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Paine, 100 Twenty-siXth street. was
the scene OF a pretty but quiet homo
wedding. Tuesday evening when their
daughter. Miss Ethel Paine. became
the bride Of william H. Williams,
President Charles E, Middleton Off
clating The afiair was quiet one,
only members of the families Of the
contracting parties being present.
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
cream silk null.
Following the ceremony. a pleasant
evening was spent, instrumental and
vocal music being the features. The
home was beautifully decorated with
an abundance OF sweet peas and
brides roses a splendid wedding
supper was served and punch Was dis
pensed throughout the evening.
Mr.. Williams IS the president and
manager OF the Shupe-Williams Candy
company. and with Mrs. Williams, has
a host OF friends wlo wish him well.
Tho young couple will be at home
TO their friends after July Is. at their
pretty new cottage. 1854 Washington
avenue
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palms, Overhead and along the
cent lights and Chinese lanterns,
which made the scene more radiant
Promptly at o'clock, the brides
carriage, also occupied by the moth
er and sister of Miss Leayitt. and
President Middleton, arrived and was
met by the grooms. To the strains OF
the wedding march, the bridal party
took their places on the east side of
the porch beneath the cherished flag,
while on either side were grouped
ferns and palms, and in the back
ground, a veritable bank OF roses and
ferns President Middleton then pro-
nounced the beautiful marriage cere-
mony The scene was enhanced by
the loyeliness OF the brldes-highest
types of brunette and blonde-one at
tired in a cream silk empire gown, and
wearing flowers, and the other In a
white silk empire gown, and blossoms
in her hair. Each carried a large
shower bouquet of brides roses.
Following congratulations and best
wishes, the wedding supper was serv-
ed TO the siXty-ilve guests present
On the tables was an abundance of
flowers, the centerpiece being mirror
ed roses and from the chandelier
above, fell a shower Of roses and
ferns Vocal and instrumental music
interspersed with happy conversation
were features of the evening
The young couples were the recip-
tents of many lovely presents.
Mr. and Mrs Beverly 4. West and
Mr. and Mrs. Irl w West departed
for Salt Lake and Denver for their
honeymoon and upon their return
will make their homes In Ogden.
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CARR-PORTER.

One of the prettiest June weddings
Of the season occurred Tuesday after
noon at / O'Clock, at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carr. on East
Twelfth street, when their daughter,
Christina, became the bride OF Leon
Porter. The beautiful ring ceremony
was performed by Bishop Jones of the
Seventh ward. The bride was attlred
in a dainty gown OF lace and satin rib
bon. The ceremony was performed
beneath a bower of brides roses and
smllax. and only the immediate rc'a-
tives were present
At O'Clock, about one hundred and
seventy-Ave guests assembled on the
spacious lawn which was a blaze of
light. numerous incandescent lights
being arranged TO form a wedding
bell
Singing. dancing and feasting were
participated in during the evening.
A few OF those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Carr. r. Carr. Porter.
Garner. FaTr Of Salt Lake City: Mid
dleton. Of Lewiston. Idaho: Gait. r.
Moves. C. Lochhead, Burton. w.
Moyes, Collins. Lochhead. Jr.. ].
Moyes, Fife. Warner. Swan; Misses
Simpson, l. simpson, Benzle, Gait.
Peterson, Bell; Mesdames Hogan, of
Preston. Idaho; Mlnnoch, Simpson:
Nessrs Purdle, r Hogan. J. Hog
gan. Il. Farr. Carl l.. Watson and f.
Carr
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were received by the brides mother,
assisted by Mrs. c. Cross Of Oakland,
California. and Mrs. w. l.. Buswell.
The bride is a graduate OF the Og.
den High school and the state univer-
sity and has been a teacher in the
public schools of ogden as we'll as
Lovelocks. Nevada The groom is sta
ton agent in the Nevada town.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCroden will leave in
few days on trip TO the Northwest
and the coast, and upon their return.
will be at home TO their host of
friends, whose best wishes attend
them, at Lovelocks, Nevada
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PRESS CLUB TEAM
DEFEATS lad" NINE.

Salt Lake City. July 2,-The FIRST an
nual outing of the salt Lake "Ad" club
at Lagoon yesterday was a big sue
cess in every sense OF tne word and
the hundreds who participated In the
festivities had the time of their lives.
Tnev saw some things they viii per
haps never see again. For instance,
there was the much talked OF base
bail game. which engendered so much
bitterness and strife and threats OF in
functions and slaughter.
1t is but fair TO state that the "Ad'
club started the trouble by challenging
the Press club Tle ad writer's were
hopelessly beaten, 19 TO l. In FIVE in
nings, when Rev. SImpkin decided it
would be a crime In continue the game
and called IT, A diamond contest Ike
that OF yesterday probably VIII never
be played again.
The Press club players simply did
Marathon stunts around the bases,
and while some one counted as many
as nineteen runs there were many
there who claim there were twice
that many. But 10 be charitable only
nineteen are claimed officially
One of the features was an accident
that happened TO Parley Jenson, One
of the players hurled tho ball Ia Jen-
sons direction and Parley forgot 70
move OILS face out of the way. Unfor-
tunately the ball struck him and broke
his nose.
The big crowd was disappointed
over the failure Of the much talked OF
worlds championship fight Tor
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gt-welter-
weight titles. between Malcolm Meal
lister and John S, Crichlow. Inc lat
ter claimed Mack had wrapped mis-
hands In cement tape and had
horseshoe in one OF the gloves. The
accusation was disproved but Critchlow
refused TO go on, So McAlllster won
the 1OS-round fight by default
The "Ad" club won the boat race
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-03
E. E. CALVIN GOES
TO. S. P. HOSPITAL

San Francisco, July 2.-E. E. Calvin.
vice president and general manager
OF the Southern Pacific railway. who,
has been critically ill for ten days.
will be removed from his home TO the
Southern Pacific hospital tomorrow.
preparatory to an operation for appen-
dlcitis. which is TO be performed Sun
dav morning Mr.. Calvin was stricken
at his desk on June 81, His condition
was such that his physicians deemed
1t unwlse TO operate on him immedi-
atcly-
w. r. Scott, assistant general man
ager Of the company, stated today that
Mr. Calvin had gained in strength and
no fear need be entertained regard
Ing the outcome OF the operation.
Mr.. Calvin Is one OF the best known
railroad men in the country.
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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DOUBLING WEDDING.

One Of the prettiest June weddings
Wa solemnized al the home Of Mrs
Eyeline L. West. 52S Twenty-fourth
street, mother of the groOms, when
Mrs. Maud Eccles and Miss Laura
Leayitt became the brides OF Beverly
A and Irl W West, respectively.
beautiful indeed. were the decora-
tions arranged by MTs Jack McCarty,
OF Pocatello. Idaho. assisted by c. Ray
West OF Nevada. The spacious porch
WAS enclosed with bunting and
adorned with roses. ferns and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-03
FOR MISS THATCHER.

Miss Anna Macbeth entertained.
Wednesday afternoon, in honor of
Miss Ethel Thatcher. woo will soon
leave for her home in Logan The af-
ternoon was spent in sewing. Dainty
refreshments were served on the
lawn. after which a delightful trip up
the canyon was enjoyed.
The invited guests were Misses
Ethel Thatcher. Lucille Farr Dina
Brown. Nettie Wade, Florence Wool
ley, Ireta Chambers, Pearl Stratford,
Dorothy Williamson and Mrs. Nina P.
Stratford.
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HoW's ThlSI

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T-SHARP.

y pretty wedding was solemnized
on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Rev John Edward Carver.
$40 18th street. When Philip D. Sharp
and Miss Frances Z Short, both Of
Elko, Nevada, were united In marrl
age. Mr.. Sharp IS a leading cattle
man and merchant OF the Elko dis
trict
After a few weeks visiting with
friends in ogden and Salt Lake, the
young couple will make their home in
Elko
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-03
BIRTHDAY Parry.

Roy Hewes entertained a few
friends Wednesday evening at his
home on North Washington, the oc-
casion being his eighteenth birthday,
Refreshments were served on the
the lawn. which was lighted with jap
anese lanterns. Many pretty gifts
were received
Among the guests were Grayce Rus
sell, Edith Way. Jessie Robson. Mel
II Bacon. Meta Seibolt, Beatrice Muir
ply. John Way, Frank Smith, Floyd
Smith, Earl Johnson. Charlie Bacon.
Edward Hewes and Mrs. Fred Snyder.
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THE HOME CULTURE CLUB.

The Home Culture club met for its
annual meeting at the home OF Mrs.
T. w. Horn, at Thirty-second and
Taylor avenue. Thursday. June 18th.
There is sentiment among the club
members that q meeting with Mrs.
Horn is always an occasion for spec
ial remembrance. and this was no ex-
ception.
During the business session, two
former members. Mrs. Maule and Mrs
Gibson. were reinstated as members
and Miss Craven was also elected 10
membership. The course OF study for
the next year Is 20 be the Bay View