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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26

MANAGER OF VESTS ORCHES-
IRA, WHICH FURNISHES MUSIC
FOR THE DANCES AT PROGRESS
HALL TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
NIGHT. HE FREQUENTLY HAS
CALLS TO GO TO OTHER TOWNS,
POCATELLO, HALEY AND MAC
KAY, TO FURNISH MUSIC FOR
THEM FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS.
ARRAN NGEMENTS HAVE BEEN
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26

ing on the matter seemed agreed
that this occasion would furnish the
opportunity to give Blackfoot more
effective advertising than anything
else that might come our way in q
generation, and a motion was made
and carried, to have special meet
ing to consider the matter and to
formulate plans for making the most
of 1t.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26

i 1s -- = 81 IL
Last Thursday evening the Com
mercial Club held its first meeting in
the new quarters in the /. O. O. Fl
building. The carpenters had not
quite finished their work, and three
dozen chairs were brought in to seat
the members, but there was good
attendance, and the committee on
furnishing was kept busy carrying IN
chairs from the BroWn-Eldredge
store next door.
The rooms are large and well
lighted and we're very cozy. New
paper had been put on the walls,
toilet and laYatory provided, and
other conveniences are being put in.
In the absence of President T. r.
Jones and all the vice presidents,
T. HI. Christy was elected chairman,
and he proved to be a very good
one.
The committee appointed to fur
nish the rooms reported that they
had some furniture ordered that had
not arrived. and they asked some
opinions and advice from the mem
i bers as to their preferences in the
kind of chairs provided. All agreed
that the big mission rockers were
very comfortable, and that the con-
gress chairs were good; and q mo-
ton was finally adopted instructing
them to provide one dozen of the
rockers and four dozen congress
chairs. Folding chairs to be used in
overflow meetings are yet to be de-
cided upon as the needs may indi-
cate.
The committee on advertising and
promotion reported some work done
and recommended the printing Of
two kinds OF folders giving informa-
ton about this locality, one kind that
can be slipped into an ordinary en-
yelope, and another Of larger size to
contain some illustrations. The
committee reported having selected
some eastern papers in which to
carry small cards directing home
seekers to write to the Blackfoot
Commercial Club, and also reported
having acted with the board Of gov
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26
cITIxENs' INDEPENDENT TICKET
Mass Meeting Held Saturday Evening
and Another Ticket Put In
the Field. sS

Saturday evening there was mass
meeting at the office .of the Probate
Judge, for the purpose Of nominating
city officials to be voted ON the 9Th
OF April s
w. A. Beakley was elected chair
man and Miss Agnes Farnsworth,
secretary.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
general improvements Of the town
and new road to the cemetery.
r. N. West was nominated for
mayor, and he was sent for to come
into the meeting to respond, which
he did In manner that called forth
hearty applause, Among other things
he that having been nominated, he
would do his best to be elected, and
II elected he would put forth his best
efforts to serve all the interests Of
the community in fair and Impair
tial way and to administer the laws
impartially He aroused ripple Of
mirth by saying, 1t has been
charged by some that am not suf-
ficiently progressive to satisfy the
present demands, ana It has also
been said that If / were elected
would try to have all the progress
and improvements on Bridge street,
but | want to tell you that while I
was in business on Bridge street I
was around there attending to bust
ness, and If I am elected mayor of
Blackfoot, will be the mayor for the
whole town. can stand squarely
on the platform that has been
adopted here, and II you bond the
town to get money-to make improve
ments, the money shall be expended
for the benefit of the town at large,
there shall be no grating, and when
money has been expended there will
be something substantial to show for
it,
After disposing Of the nomination
for mayor, the meeting endorsed all
the candidates named by the other
mass meeting after part Of the body
left the hall, thus making the plat
forms and all the candidates the
same except that of mayor.
A number of others made short
addresses, including Mrs. Jas. Duck
worth, County Attorney Dickinson,
w. A. Beakley, School Superinten-
dent, Miss Belle Shaw, Rev. p. III.
Evans and Supt. j. r. McComb of the
city schools.
The court room was full, and peo-
pie were standing in the hall. Others
kept arriving up to the time the
meeting adjourned. A few were
there who had participated In the
other mass meeting earlier in the
week, but most of them remained in
the hall and none of them took any
part In the deliberations.
Committees were appointed to
have the management of the cam
paign, after which the meeting adj
journed.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS.

Any citizen over the age of 81
years who shall have been resident
Of Idaho for six months and resi-
dent Of the City Of Blackfoot for
three months. and who shall have
been duly registered BY the registrar
Of his or her ward appointed for this
election, shall be entitled to vote on
the eth OF April.
The polls will be open rom 3 q n.
until p. m. A sample ballot will
be printed In next weeks Republican.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26
wanted the club to do, to which he
responded.

wanted the club to do, to which he
responded
We have heretofore published
some lengthy statements covering
much Of what he is planning, and
we repeat some of it here, showing
the suggestions and plans that have
been made or are maturing, and
which the club showed a disposition
to cooperate in.
UP to about the year 1850, Great
Britain claimed the territory now
embraced in our present Northwest
ern states, and until 1S48, Mexico
claimed everything south of IT. In
1884, the 18th day of July, Captain
EIWyeth and Captain Mckay, Of the
United States Army, raised the
American flag for the first time
west Of the Rocky mountains, and
this was done fourteen miles south
west Of Blackfoot. On July 27th,
1884. Jason Lee preached the first
Protestant sermon at the same
place, it being the first one ever
preached west Of the Rockies.
Last year memorial window was
placed in the Methodist church here
in commemoration of the first SER
mon, and this year two trainloads Of
delegates to the international Ep-
worth League convention will stop
here over Sunday to celebrate the
18th anniversary Of the event. Some
Of the prominent speakers Of America
are to accompany the excursion, and
program of three sessions is being
planned to be held In the court yard
If the weather is favorable, or in the
Armory If it is windy or stormy.
1t is proposed that the Fourth Of
July celebration and the 18th ami
versary Of the raising Of the first
flag shall occupy Saturday, and that
excursion trains be run from Mackay,
st. Anthony, Idaho Falls, Pocatello
and Boise, making 1t state affair.
Governor Brady has expressed a de-
sire to attend with his full staff, to
participate In the unfurling Of flag
In commemoration OF the action Of
seyenty-fiye years ago.
The officers OF the Oregon Short
Line have taken an interest in the
subject and will aid In making 1t q
success. Mr.. Edwards asked the
Commercial Club to take charge Of
the Saturday celebration and make II
the greatest thing possible, leaving
him and his church and the town at
large to attend to the Sunday exer-
cises, and that all cooperate in maxi
ing the two events mold into one
great event. The Epw0rth Leaguers
will come in solid vestibuled Pullman
trains, with diners attached. as will
also the Boise contingent, and It will
tax the hotels, restaurants, rest
rooms, commercial club rooms and
the homes to provide for the others
who will VISIT the tom who cannot
bring their Pullmans and diners
along.
Rev. Edwards said that he would
like to see the club buy flag for
this occasion. and that It could then
be kept not only as flag, but % Z
souvenir that would deserve = place
among the archives Of the North
/, west.
Members Of the club. n comment
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26

MADE TO HAVE TWO DANCES Al
WEEK, TUSDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS. THE FLOOR is THE PRIDE
or THE MANAGEMENT, AFTER
MENTIONING THE MUSIC, And NO
PAINS WILL BE SPARED 10
MAKE THESE OCCASIONS EACH Al
SEASON OF DELIGHT.
PROGRESS HALL,
o. BUCHANAN, MANAGER.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26
THE NEW cry OFFICIALS.

Az there are two candidates for
mayor and It Is still question as to
which one will receive the most
votes we cannot say definitely who
it is to be, but there Is no doubt as to
the rest OF the ticket. 1t will stand
as follows:
For Clerk
r. J. Johnson.
For Treasurer
Mrs. Charlotte Rae.
For Police Judge
j.. G. Fisher.
For City Eagineer
jas. Young.
For Aldermen
First Ward--T. r.. Jones. Henry
Simmons.
Second Ward H. 3. Curtis. Jas.
q. Bond.
Third Ward IN. p. Bowen, Alex.
Younfe.
Fourth ward Marfus Blenkle. 3.
w. Gibbs.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26
NICE MEETING OF
COMMERC ClAL CLUB
Corner Pacific and Main

i FIRST MEETING IN THE NEW
VA QUARTERS, AND CONSIDER
ABLE BUSINESS TO DISPOSE
OF-BEST OF FEELING PRE-
VAILED AND MEETING CLOSED
in A CLIMAX OF ENTHUSIASM
WILL CELEBRATE HISTOR-
ICAL EVENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

IS acres. all in fruit large healthy full bearing
trees, 4 p miles east OF San Jose. on Mt Ham
iltOn driveway: no frost In this locality. soil
as hne as any In the state; grand location:
magnificent view: barn. fruit trays and boxes
no house; this ~ actually worth $4,000; pays
81 500 to 3. COO per year net On account OF
sickness will sacrihee IL for 81 300
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
cry REAL ESTATE

THOMAS +. HAYMAN-
Suite 1000 First National Bank Building
Montgomery and Pest. Telephone kearny lio5-
$1,000 Cash-Rented low ut 81 500 per annulns
8 new high class fats; Union and Polk
north side Of the street. lot j&,ONoO.bs
full price s12 500. This is a bargain
$1,000 CASH Of the finest room bats IN ,the
chanan. These are Duplex residence hats.
out Of the ordinary. Full price only $9-eOo
at 81. 40 Der annun Don't miss these.
$1,000 Cash-3 Aats best part Of 18th St; fuli
price $500 See this quick
$500 CaSi-3 excellent fats. Green and ku-
chanan. lot 27:6x13I:6: lot alone worth
$500. Full price $500
rooms, best part Of cole ST.: paid
sa.oO0 more This Il BARGAIN. -
81 Cash-3 nearly new >. and room
hats; Howard aud 18th. price reduced 10
81 600 from 50. SEQ. ON account Of owner IS
health must be sold at once No.,
way and Hyde; lot 29xl37;6; fun price
$40 $50. Be quick
$i1OO0 Cash-CaIifornia and Jones; new nats
Of $ and rooms: lot 29xliI.C ea.ea ,.,,,
Must be 10 be appreciated
$1,000 Cash-Clay and Cherry; beautiful .
and = room hats. rented at 5000 per an
nun; full price Si6.OGO: worth $1,000 more.
$500 Cash. Of the most artistic mats ia
city: Fell aud CLAYTON: price Sl0.JOe
$4,000 Cash-High class apartment house. Leav-
enworth and Washington; all rented az
81. $50 per annum. full price reduced to
81. 800 Must be sold ,.-,,,.,. ,.,
Fillmore; full price $50; lot q sss'.,,, ,,xse
$500 Cash-3 high class new nats; i, Prss,'iio
$4,000 CaSh-6 new high class = room hats;
lot 2Tx1O0. Vallejo and Frankiin Fun
price SI4. 500; rents $1,000 per annum.
SIP OOO-Clay st. residence; new. rooms. large
lost: cost $1,000 more. Must be sold
s1O5OO-Baker and Washington; choice s rom s',
600 Don't fall 20 see this -,,. "a
$1,000 each lots. 32;ixS2;6. north side or
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

BIDS TO FURNISH BAND INSTRUMENTS
SEALED bids will be received by the Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Mill Valley. as a
Committee OF the Whole, up to Tuesday
November 9th. 1909. oelock p. m. for
the furnishing and equipping Of The Mill Valley
Military Brass Band with some nineteen del
Selected Musical Instruments The Committee
and Board reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
Dated Mill Valley. Cal. s. II. ROBERTS.
October I'D, 1909 Clerk Board Of Trustees.
Town Of NH Valley, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

50 acre rich garden soil in the Willows section
of San Jose: all in full bearing fruit; room
house: barn, we'll. windmill and tank; 10
minutes from business center. 500 yards from
electric car. This is a pickup at $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

FIVE acre homes in Alameda county. s. cash
and s. monthly; on railroads RICH VAL
LEY LAND CO.. $50 Suffer st.. s. r.
Confinu ID on Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Dealers
Room 32S, Chronicle building

sol. GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Dealers
Room 32S Chronicle building
New Blocks. Just Being Graded.
S15O $3.50 10 $450-Level lots; Excelsior Hd.s
Ocean View and near Parkside; S5 monthly.
$500 to 81 25O-Gradrd sunset lots. near park
and ears. sth TO 18th av.; hne view and easy
terms.
$3.50 10 81 .250-Riehmond Heights lots; view
Of ocean park and Spreekels lake; terms.
Lots IN Oceanside district; any size and price;
call for diagrams.
$3.50 to ss.5OO-AiOdern cottages; payments
same rent
oceanside branch office. corner II St and 4Tth av.
Open daily and sundays
SOL GETZ & SONS. Owners and Dealers.
Room 32s. Chronicle building
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
CLAIRvoYANTs

A MANSFIELD - WONDERFUL PALMIST
AND ASTROLOGER.
Greatest dead trance clairyoyant. spiritual life
reader Oldest most reliable spiritualist. business
and test medium; deep psyche palmo reading of
the highest order: strange power to help you;
tells just what you want to know. with names,
dates, facts. location; each hope trouble. fear,
wish in love, marriage, business. sickness
change, journey. friend, enemy, investment;
causes speedy marriage, unites those separated;
advises and assists you TO good conditions; spir-
itual treatment for development and health.
1902 Fillmore st. corner Eddy Readings BY mail,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

HAVE YOU USED YOUR hONlESl END
RIGHT? If not call and We have
something TO offer that viii appeal 20 you.
We deal in timber lands. mining iands, city
bargains on our books that viii bear the
closest Investigation II you want a bargain
BLDG. san FRANCISCO
CHEAP LOTs- CHEAP LOTS.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
We have lots level and ready TO build on.
near carlines. for $500 and up; s. cash and 50
ernev decree furnished.
JOHN II. GRADY. Owner. III Sntter 81.
We have $4,000 worth Of 20 year per cent
first mortgage bonds OF local corporation to
trade for San Francisco real estate What
E =. WAYLAND & CO.. 474 Monadnock bldg.
San Francisco. Cal
s. 200 cash. balance $4,000 mortgage at per
cent gross: store and fats. near g. G. PARK
panhandle district; income $50 month 49,.
So 500 Hats. rooms each. income 50
month. Owner. 949 Phelan building
FOR saie-A bargain. the last one OF IS up to
Gate residences: rooms and bath; biloxi built
solid: street bitumlnized- St bet 18th and
18th avs. Sunset district; owner on premises
s.. .6Oo-The only lot for sale on north side OF
Clement st. bet. 18th and 18th avs, near new
park panhandle; Sutter ST. ears pass lot-
owner. 62s X ST.. sunset
FOR sale-Bargain: cottage. 4 rooms and bath.
terms same as rent. Apply lumber office.
Army and Condor sts-
II. from Duncan: price $1,000 cash: no agents.
Owner. 1905 Dolores ST
s.. .T5O-s room. modern homes; high. cement
easements; terms llth ay., above h. Sunset
BE sECURE-Insure your title with the stand
ard little Insurance Company: Mllls 1a..a.ns.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
THREE BEST BAkGAINS IN SANTA CLARA
COUNTY
26 acres. all in fruit. large healthy full bearing
trees 4 y miles east OF San Jose. on Mt Ham
ilton driveway; frost In this locality: soil
magnificent view; barn. fruit trays and boxess
no house; this Is actually worth S12.O0O; pays
S1.50o to 3. COO per year net On account OF
sickness will sacrifice IL for $500
IA acres. fine sediment soil; some fruit. berries
and garden; minutes walk from Luna Park
20 minutes from business center; nne
s room house, splendid barn. fne aFtesan wells
creek east line; water right with places
an excellent location 10 subdlvide: finest place
for potatoes and all kinds OF vegetables. Only
$4,000 for quick sale.
5is acre rich garden soil. in the willows section
of San Jose: all in fun bearing fruit;
house: barn, well. windmill and tank; 10
minutes from business center. 500 yards from
electric car. This is a pickup at $3.50
sOLANo COUNTY.
$50 acre ranch miles from good towns;
county roads; school; good house
nicely fnshetr barn. wagon shed. buggy shed.
tool house. milkhouse. poultry house and other
out buildings: wells windmill family or
chard; 100 acres level as door. suitable for
fruit, gran OF alfalfa ) acres rolling; good
grain pasture lands: mostly sediment loan
soil; fenced into fields A bargain at $4,000
80 acre ranch miles from Elmira: all level
No. / rich soil; good s room house. barn, wagon
shed, poultry houses: ramily orchard; good
well. windmill and tank; fenced into fields:
20 acres good alfalfa land; nice large shade
HoLCoMB REALTY Co,
sos San Pablo Av-. Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-a24 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST

G. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
T02 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
A SPECIAL S5 READING FOR soc AND 81.
PROF ELDON-SPIRITUALIST
NO CHARGE II NOT SATISFIED WHEN
READING. rs 0yER--YOU TO BE THE JUDGE
Without askirg a question HE TELLS YOUR
NAME AND WHAT YOU CALLED FOR; gives
reliable advice on all affairs of life. business
and love. w. A. SHELDON. 1000 Sutter ST cor
Fillmore
MISS ZEMDAR, young. gifted clair. and palm. :
wonderful prophecies; hours 10 TO 10; l. SOC.
&. ST. 652 Hayes bet. Laguna and Buchanan.
MsiE. STARR Of 1241 Broadway. Oakland. now
l122 Market ST., S. r., rm- 50; truth or no pay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

11.645 acre stock ranch near Red Bluf. Te-
hama county; 1000 acres good grain land. 500
acres alfalfa land; good buildings; some stock;
cheap at S12-50 per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
SnI.ANn cnrxrY
SANTA cTARA rARAfs

Improved and unimproved 10 and 20 acre
ranches on our San Martin tract: only 2 hours
from San Francisco. Ideal location. perfect eli
mate, rich soil IL you are looking for small
ranch for chickens, fruit. grapes general farm
ing, by all means look at San Martin Special
terms IL desired, same rent
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Los MoLINos. TEuAMA COUNTY.

Any sized tracts. deep bottom land, an
under irrigation: alfalfa. fruit. nut and dairy
land: unexcelled transportation facilities: low
freight rates BY river boats. fine climate:
water 81 per acre per year; company viii
plant and manage alfalfa for nonresidenrs.
prices S125 to $50 per acre. easy TERMS Books
aud full particulars OF BALDWIN &
HOWELL, general agents. 31S32{ KEARNY
STREET.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

FOR SALE BY TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY:
Entire outstanding Capital Stock t26.67I
sharesl OF La SIERRA WATER COMPANY,
~ corporation which owns SYCAMORE CANON
tnear Los ANGELES. CALI. large tract OF
land, about $50 ACRES between PASADENA
and GLENDALE: also a franchise Ito lay
pipes along the public streets OF Los AN
GELES" and certain WATER RIGHTS.
This stock. which is part Of the assets OF
the late irm OF kessler & Co.. bankers OF New
YORK City must soon be sold in settlement Of
the bankrupt estate This is EA1RAOR-
DINARY OPPORTUNITY to acquire valuable
properties at a BARGAIN PRICE.
For descriptive circular. containing full IN
formation. apply 10 Hon. Gilbert D. Aiunsen,
Frost bldg. Los Angeles. CAL or 10 Law
renee T. sexton. Trustee in Bankruptcy OF
Kessler 4 Co.. IS William ST.. New York
City
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

CALIFORNIA land. 81 per acre cash payment.
balance purchase 90c per month per acre: eloSe
San Francisco; taxes, interest; ) acre
tracts; level rich, clear ready 10 plow. Irrf-
gated perpetual water right; Immediate ms
session; particulars. maps. photographs free
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

IA acres fine sediment soil: some fruit. berries
and garden; minutes walk from Luna Park
20 minutes on car from business center, nne
s room house, splendid barn. ine aFtesian wells
creek on east line; water right with place.
an excellent location 10 subdivide; finest place
for potatoes and all kinds OF vegetables. Only
$1,000 for quick sale.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
LONDON WARFARE
 ON OPIUM DENS

London. Nov. 26--The ondon Coun- ty Council today started a vigorous warfare to clean out the opium dens tl.at have for so long infested. certain parts of the metropolis. The Warfare results from the publication of the re port of the International Opium Com mission at Shanghai, which has awak- ened tremendous interest in the evil.
 Under the new regulation for lodg- ing house the council has obtained special power to deal with the opium users. Opium smuggling will hence forth be an offence for which the com mission Nn suspend the license of a lodging house.
 There are only seven houses in Lon don that are openly given over to opium ..fiends." They are all in the east end of London, near the docks They arc frequented solely by Chinese who pay from g to $4 week for board and lodging. E
 There are scores of other places however, where the drug is used. and it is these that the commission is de- termined to close The council is em- ploying inspectors to locate these houses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
CITY BRIEFS

Seward winsor, the travelling salesman for the Jones SDeedometer CO. who was arrested. Wednesday,. by Detective Cronan. for embezzlement of s20 in Washington. D. C. was taken to that place. yesterday.
 Thomas Corcoran. who was taken to St. vincent's hospital. Wednesday night. after falling on the curb at Broad and State streets. is improving. The fracture which was found in his skull was not a new fracture. but one which had healed. He was stunned for several minutes after his fall
 The assessors announce that there are $40 automobiles on the list which have a total valuation of $50o,0oo. E William Mallis. Bridgeport boy. whose home Is in the South End is in Bridgeport to spend the Thanksgiving holidays. His ship is the Missouri.
 Alfred De Vorken is to become the sole owner of the drug store operated by Hamilton & Devorlen at Seaview and Barnum .aXenue- Edward T. Hamilton WiH s4etlre.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
LAYMAHS MISSIONARY
 MOVEMENT AT HARTFORD

Hartford. Nov 26-At s:30 tomorrow evening Connecticut's. part of the great national campaign of the Laymen's Missionary movement will begin in Hartford. with banquet at Foot Guard Hall. Only delegates who fill out. and forwa ard their registration cards will have places at the tables. and their number will be not far from 1000. 1t is estimated. The meetings the next three days will be held on Sunday in Foot Guard Hall. and on Monday and Tuesday in the Fourth Congregational Church. and the doors will be open to all who wish to hear some of the best speakers in the land No contribu- tions will be taken up. for this move ment finances itself and depends for its results upon the enthusiasm arous- ed by committees working with pas tors in all the churches throughout the land.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
CONTEMPORARY CLUB HEAR F. H.
 SMITH TELL OF OLD WORLD

The members of the Contemporary Club who ventured into the storm of Wednesday night to hear F. Hoplxin- son Smith lecture at the home of Mrs William H. Perry and Miss Josephine c. Mayher, 335 Noble avenue, were introduced by the Hon. Morris B. Beardsley. Judge Beardsley reminded the members that MT. Smith had been a guest of the club four years ago.
 MT. Smith told in very vivid way of his meanderings about the world. He had recently returned from Europe. He urged the necessity of seeing Eur ope while the person is young His descriptions of people, places and things which he has seen in his trav- els were graphic. His word pictures of the famous European cathedrals were enchantinS