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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26
A. P. HEINZE WILL TAKE
HIS MEDICINE

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Arthur P.
Heinze today surrendered to United
States Marshal Henkle, following
the decision Of the supreme court or
the United States upholding a rul-
ing of the United States circuit
court that he was in contempt be-
cause he paid a federal grand jury
witness to leave the country.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26
TAFT WILL APPOINT.
(By United Press Leased Wlre.)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Presi-
dent Taft has determined to appoint
William ii. Lewis, negro. assist
ant attorney general. and Charles
II. Cotterill, also colored, as collec-
tor of customs at Honolulu, accord.
ing to information from the white
house today. Cotterill Is now assis-
ant collector at Boston.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26

observation-disclosures Com
merce Commissioners Lane end
Clark left here today for Chicago,
where. beginning tomorrow, they
will preside at the resumption OF
the hearing as to the reasonable
ness CT the rate advances made by
the railroads of The Western Trunk
Line association.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26

has been hoisted over the ramparts
of the money lords and the only
star of hope to check their plunder-
ing career lies in the true awaken
ing of the people through the force
Of united independence in political
action. A further triumph Of the
black flag means the destruction of
nOpular liberty"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26

60 DOWN
WITH men
(By United Press.)

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti,
Oct. 26.-Fifty men, includ-
ing the ranking officers and
part of the crew of the Hay
tien gunboat La Liberte, are
believed to have been drown
ed when the La Liberte sank
early today off Port de Paix.
The sinking followed an
explosion in the boiler rooms.
Twenty men were reported
rescued.
The La Liberte sailed
Monday, taking the officers
northward.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26

PARIS. Oct. 26.-While attempt
ing to alight at Issy after a flight
from Bourges. Aviator Blanchard
was killed today. He fell with his
Iaeropla0a y distance Of l50 feet
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26
SUPREME UNlNASKED

Another article in the sensational but absolutely truthful
the state conditions will be
will entitled, Assault on
the Of interest
to every woman; the story.
IA . . } . . q . . . q Q . . . q q Z
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pedo. 1t bore Orville Wright around
the course twice at better than a
mile minute. and at that was held
under restraint.
Flying high above the heads OF
the spectators, the tiny machine
scared and dipped, tilted recklessly
at an angle of As degrees rounding
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26
pennsylvania the government of the
BLACK FLAG OVER RAMPARTs
OF MONEY LORDS"
Until Next Season.)

s"From political standpoint, the
affairs Of the grand old common
wealth are disgrace to twentieth
century civilization. The black flag
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the curves, righted itself and fairly
ran rings around the other ma
chimes In the air. The crowd went
frantic when Wright let out his
motor for an instant on the back
stretch. passing the other races as
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26
PRATT SCORED FOR
H|GA-HANDED ACTION
POLICE COMMISSION ORDERED TO WAIT FOR
COUNCILS DECISION BY i
LAMBERT AND ROBERTSON. fEN
COUNCILS ACTION IN POLICE lNvEsTicAT

. . 80 . - .
= COUNCILS ACTION IN POLICE INVESTIGATION.
suivan's resignation Dousts appointment filed with
. out discussion.
. Investigation by
= Der Z.
Board Of police commissioners ordered make findings
= In present hearing ordered by the
Police commissioners ordered Sullivan before the
= council when the official hearing begins
Pratt by Attorney F. Robertson for his
hshhanded action In proceeding Sullivan after the
ruled that the council the official body
= him.
President Lambert Of the council denounced the
the taking the pending be-
city against Sullivan taking action there
. before the council decided 1t wanted
. . 49, % . - q
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set the date of the official hearing.
under the auspices Of the court, toy
November Z. sS 49,
RosERTsoN's ADDREse.
Attorney Robertson, representing
~. H. Elliott, whom he said was
present In the audience and readg
to 60 ahead, expressed the belie8
that the city council will give John
rs. Gullivan and fAix and Impartial
hearing. and accord him eve1y
right to defend himself. After ~.
viewing the different steps in th6
case, the appeal to court and the
ruling of the judges In favor Of the
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Continued on Page Two.
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zoo
KILLED BY
VOLCANO.
Long Death Lists Roll in
From Stricken Italian
Towns. "

4VW00s ~
. NAPLES, Oct. 26.-The Of u
. ficial report Of recovered dead -
. in the devastated districts Of y
. Naples and Salerno this after y
. noon was as follows:
. Celere So. 49, ~
. Mount Corvenino :. Y
o. Tore Del .Greci !. 0
. Minori 4.
. Laccamonea Makori 20. XII
. Casa Micciola ~.
- In the pfcvlnces approxi- 4
. mately 200. X
~t~t>~tttettt~vt
----------------
o'coNNoR LEAVES
FOR CANADA vEsreRrAy
T. p. OConnor. NJ. r., the Irish
home rule advocate. left ysstegdaX
for Winaineg Canada
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RosERTsoN's ADpREss.

Continued on Page Two.
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contInued on Paoe Two.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23


wise well qualified to ride rs q pri-
yate post or carrier between this town
and Philadelphia once q week, and
is willing to undertake the service i'm
medtately, Is requested to apply With
out delay to the printer hereof" Won
der how many private carriers #
would now take TO convey one issue
iof that journal, which is now The Bal
itimore American, from that Town
to Philadelphia.
Here is anotice inserted by one
Thomas Brereton Commission and
Insurance Broker Gratefully acltnowls
edges the fayors Of his friends, and
hopes for a continuance of their cor
respondence. He has now for sale a
Pocket Of good Hops, a 10 inch new
Gable and wants to buy a Negro Girl,
about IL years old "
The editor announces the death Of
Mrs. Eleanor Spices, aged 121 years,
and who worked at her spinning
wheel until about five months before
her death, and leaves grandson
about so ears old. He also, gives Q
pretty good snake story as follows:
"a few weeks ago a large rattle-snake
was killed on gentleman's planta.
ton, in the neighborhood of this town,
In the belly Of which was found three
middle size rabbits"
Here, are some quotations from the s
Baltimore markets: Wheat per bush
eli, IS, 3D.; corn, per bushel, Is, 3d.;
superfne flour, OTTO 91s.; salt per bu.,
U.s.; sugar, per hundred Ibis, As to
55s.; pork, per barrel, s5s.; Irish beet
per barrel. 90 to 65s.; West India
Rum, per gal, Ss, Cd.
Another interesting feature Of the
paper is an extensive notice of land
to lease by George Washington who
had obtained a patent for about TWEEN
ty thousand acres on the Ohio and
Great Kanawha, Of which ten thou
sand acres were along the Ohio river.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23
n MARRIAGE ouNcEMENT.II

80 y
We've planned II all. dear Jack and
d, we're going to marry next July;
and we are going 10 start. VIE right
and. make our home q grand delight.
Our little house, Just nice for two, y
furnished and al bright and new
Jack says the floors are smooth and
bright Chi Namel viii do that all
right. ChiNamel win DO al any other
yafnish would do and much that no
other yarhish could ao. Y can bs
washed with hot suds without 4 injury
and water can stand on q CHI; S n 1s'l
moor for q week without milking q
white spot; Try 4 ean soc Worth 4 i:
i60ssa. ii. sold byS .s u Hall; tae
Leading Hardware Store
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YALE At STANFORD.

fRy Union Associated Press,
STANFORD, Conn, April 2S.-Yale
golfers are here today for their first
game Of the schedule, playing the Wee
Burn club. with Bobby Gardner the
worlds champion, and Buck Merit
man, conneuticut champion, one Of
the Eli team, the Blues expect TO win
IT - \ z n !7,.',,7 ~, iiI ~
an easy victory
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23

To- & Hl.alI
Notice IS hereby given that meet
ing Of the Republican executive Com
mittee Of Marion county West Vir
'gihia win be held Oh TUESDAY. the
.Srt day or May. slOs OsoscloclI O.
M at the ONCE oti AZ .ehman, Fair.
mon, West Virginia The purpose Of
which Is to az the necessary action
with a view 81 nominating candidates
for public office on the Republican
ticket to he voted tof at the coming
election; and also 10 transact such
other business as may properly come
before said comnlitte
Given under our llatds this 2Sd dry
Of April, 1910.
II r.. FuRBEE
Chairman Republican Exc citiye Conn
mittee Of Marion County ~ VA
Al .. LEHMAN,
Secretary Republican Executive
Committee Of Marion County ny.
Va. n
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.EAIPlNOllI'
|. K.
LICKED THE HIGH ROLLERS 10
THE TUNE OF 10 TO z YES:
TERoAY. "a

Yesterday was the first time that
the Fairmont baseball players had q
chance to do any work since their
coming to this city Tie weather con:
ditions since their arrival has been
such as to preclude any ATTEMPT as
team work, The demonstrations made
on the diamond at yesterdays game
was Of the character to Inspire the
fans. That I good tsan VIM repre-;
sent Fairm6at this season the fans no
longer doab There was nothing la
yesterday'S game but snappy playing
on the part Of the local team Sixteen
men played IN. the anne and only one
error Is chaIked up against them. Writ
Knapp's High Rollers were q lively
bunch Of players and the game sEas
interesting although one-stded: The
score: 5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23
list OF MEMBERS
BOARD OF TRADE
MEN Or FAihmONr WHO ABE
WILLING 70 HELP PUSH
EoRWARD

ioAioNtlils inisa sns Z y = ~ y y
lHenlbe py wards ll l nave joined
~ Etlle organization we conltalttees M
enc ditefent Yards y a 4, q arized 81
a tlierough eaiyas tllsir eseral
wards pit as i W y be t e alHlos s lnFos
sible tor The cotn y g see every
i one who VIZ sousl ONE member
e. the Rscrsanize Board oar e .s Trade T 81
J. f ~ EYER X eltleeh Wy asslss
70 % g sneIttpe fWlii please giye
his y naine @ one et the : COMMITTEES
men IN his ward or send his 3 name di
Eectly TO the Secretary MT Anthony
Bowen. stating from which ward yard t ne
applica ton comes ~ Send "a your name n
at once.
We have !. but ? few days for this
canvass, and then we want to get busy
Advertising the city.
Members Of the sold Board Of Trade.
a. R. Badgley, r: T Cunning CHAM
2. n. Hoge, g. II Boyers, ". H: Con
away, w. p Arpetts n. p poland: 2.
y Malone, j. N. Browndeld, 8. Bs
Iseman, Scott g. Lows, Wilbur Nlillbbts
Hennen, Sam. 2. Holder y. 4: Hougt
q. s. Riggs, ]. o: Mem eley, ., F. Con
away DR.. Hal Hall, chas. p. Reed,
3. Nj. showalter 1 Murray Dickersons
p. F. Hartley, F. B. Dickerson, y, 9;
Dickerson, Hobbs g Company ch ~
3. Hawkef Helmtcki Boundary and
Machine Co.. J. z. Hail. Harvey 9:
Shane. Johns Brothers "a. Moore
head. George eBolt, Al 3. Neminef
John n. Httss ]. y. chislers Z. A: Clay
ton, VIM. H Sands, W. o. Reese, ,.
Trickett, T. D. Johns, Clyde s. Holt;
H. c. Burdette, George 3. Amos &
Co., James =. Dowdens clelland- Hood.
Co., c. H. Mayors 9 Co.. R. y. Gun;
bingham; ]. ]. Durrett 4. and 9. Mans.
bach, M. D. Christie, 4. !. Ruddy Fur.
Co, j. H., Beekman, L. ". Martin
Edw. ". Howard John z. Hart Geo.
6. Yeager Riheldaffer & Brownfeldi
j. H. wheelwright, !. ?. Anderson.
j. E. Watson, G. w. Watson, John R,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23

Summary Three base hit Nebbiri.
ger, 2; Tarlton, Gray. Two base hits.
Tate, q; Hutchinson, 3, Stolen bas 8,
McNimm, Wiley, Tarlton, Hutchinson,
Riddle, Nebbinger, Phillips, Tompton,.
Shelton, Tate, Stanley, McNimm, Mer-l
rill. Passed ball, Stanley, Merrill
Double play, Tompton Nebbingerf
Shelton, Tarlton. First on balls, of
Boone, B; of Doak, !. Struck out.
tby Boone, by compton 3 in 3 In.
iring B 81 ieii, lin i innings, Do
III 3 innings. HITS on I'ompton
IoNeh, b Left On bases HI
Wheeling q ilme, 3 hours I'm
piFe. Gtonninger
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Summary Three base hit Jack
ley. ~, ssl3
Two base hits Earnes Rosennler-
kle, carmohy,
Left on bases Fairmont High
Rollers, s..
Hits of Hamilton ? in 2 inningsi
on George 3 in 3 innings; Of Yann
Mn 4 innings; OIL Burnett 1o$in Il
innings; Oh Beers, 4 in ! inning I'll
i First base on balls of Burnett, Il;
or Beers. /. &.
Struck out BY Hamilton, i; by
George, 4; BY svann, i; by Burnett !,
BY Beers. 4
Wild pitch Beers. I 3
\ Hit batters by Hamilton Is yaApS
q; Beers, !. u N
Sacrifice hit Eddy, "
Stolen bases Sellar, List.
Time ;S5. sss
Umpire Hawkins
4 ~ n H Z ~ .
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LOST. |. !, !
CLOSE CRIME
WON sY3 CLOSE
MARGIN ON. woReANToWN
GROUNDS.

MoRGANTOWil, April Test
Virginia University lost a hard fought
game to the Wheeling Central league
team here yesterday by the .cloRe
score Of s to q. West Virginia Univ i,
'sity batted three pitchers out Of the
box for a total Of eighteen hits but
were still unable to win. Boone who
pitched for the varsity, allowed Wheel.
ing but ten hits but these coupled with
errors gave them eight runs and won
the game. Many old University stars
were with the leaguers for yesterdays
game. The same teams play here
again to day, while Sunday Wheel
ing plays Fairnont Of the West vir.
ginia State league at Fairmont, The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23

IA myers baggage carried On
cars leaving Eairmont al $500. 800.
1900, 300, 600 and $500 O'Clock.
Passengers baggage carried on cars
leaving clarksburg at 7;So. 1890 1890
$3.50, 7;aO aud 1890 O'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23
Sundays Games.
PfttsbuFg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Others not scheduled
1AIME.RI;IcAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdayss Results.
Detroit. !; Cleveland, q
Philadelphia, 2; Boston, ..
New York 3 Washington. i
st Louis. Chicago, postponed, rain
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-23
M,4NNiNeTolN pilcK pINs.


NasiNINgTo April gs At the
Brunswick Alleys last might the B0na
los Won two ont 81 three games rolled
win the vteTaa by be foIowine COOL
scores:
VETERANS
Hawkins ii. ~. 80 sc So 2es
.Peafd ..s...;s. sS i02 ioS sls
Martin ......... 81 S. loo 2ee
Mawhinney 80. 81 SO So 2052
BuRSA as / It. s''7' e
j Kuhn IS g4 lis $40
Kapsalis b. q. SIS ie4 81 2s9
;Kimmels Y. 81 Sc 2O7
Phillips so i02 ae 300
y |! B Kuhn ID io7- s9S
Totals no 40 5i2-i455.
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y = y.
FaiTmont ...:s... ..... 800 10000
cayenne ssia io:ls
1o;2g
Chiefton ~ .s.s 500 1890
wotthington SO. ...s 6ss4 io'3f
hutchinson ssss i0:ss
Enterprise ...s... :ls lo:43
sslinnston w. Isl 1851
u. .s., 5.6e l0sb0
Gypsy S:5s i0:5s
sleadowbi3ok ..,. .;..s Goa i1-Ct
Efie ~. {. $50. 4. Cos a:O6
Hepzibah !. :. 6.i2 i1sl2
Perry coallng Station. s:sI 1isai
ClaFlrsbutg 6.23 1893
II y + 4 L
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.soa water 81 ssth Phoaes
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score:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21
BINGHAM.
Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Bingham. Aug. 20-The Lady Mac

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Bingham, Aug. 20.-The Lady Mac
cabees gave a very successful dance
in Canyon hall Friday evening.
c. +. Adderley, manager OF the Bing-
ham Mercantile company, returned
from Salt Lake Thursday, after a
weeks absence, his wife having IN
dergOne a serious operation at St.
Marks hospital
Rev. Martin Thomas OF the MethO-
dist Episcopal church was in Provo
this week attending the annual Metho-
dist Episcopal conference.
A very enjoyable dance was given
in Canyon hall Tuesday evening by
Mr. Stenstrom.
j. NJ. DOolittle, general manager of
the Bingham-N New Haven mine, accom-
panied by his wife, inspected the
property the first OF the week..
DR.. W II. Wright made a trip to
TOOele a few days ago.
G. II. LashbrOOk visited mis- family
in salt Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Hill of the Elmerton
hotel was in salt Lake during the
week.
Bingham is making preparations for
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State Society
BEAVER CITY.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Beaver, Aug. 20.-An unique china
shower was given Monday in honor Of
Miss Bell Nar6ley by her girl friends.
Inc event was given at the Hardiey
NOME IN Beaver. Games we're also q
feature, with lunch and music. An
old-IashiOned peanut hunt was ar
ranged. with seekers on the lawn Tor
the hidden peanut. Eight were present
10 enjoy the pleasant affair.
Miss Bessie Baker Of Minersvlllc ana
Fred White OF Beaver were married
Saturday al The court house in Beaver.
William Hunt. forest supervisor. with
an office in Beaver has just returned
from visit 10 Forester Graves head or
the department IN Washington.
Charles Woolfenden went 10 Salt
Lake Tuesday on business.
William +. Knox, county attorney OF
Beaver, has returned from a week s
visit in this territory.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood OF Min
ersville are spending the week in Bea-
yer.
Dr. d. A. McGregor left Monday FOR
a six weeks trip through Oregon, LA
no ana Wyoming. DR.. ". shepherd VIII
be in the office during DR.. McGresor'S
ebsence.
Professor Josiah Hickman. president
OF the MuTdOcK academy, is 10 Wash
ington and Iron counties in the inter-
est CT the school.
}. +. Tolton went 20 Milfori Monday
and then left for salt Lake, Chicago
and New York
Georce w. WOodhouse has moved
downtown from Fort Cameron
q. i. Farnsworth is in Beave~ on
mining business.
A. II. Park OF salt Lake was IN Bea-
yer last week.
VIII Hardy IS in a Salt Lake hospital
suffering from an operation.
Rev r. L. Clark preached mis- fare
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21
DEAFNESS CURED
at have demonstrated that
deafness can be cured
DR.. Guy Clifford Powell.

The secret of how TO use the mys-
terious and invisible nature forces for
the cure Of Deafness and Head Noises
has at last been discovered by the
famous hysician-Scientist, DR.. Guy
Clifford Powell. Deafness and Head
Noises disappear as IL by magic under
the use Of this new and wonderful dis
coYery. He will send all who suffer
from deafness and Head Noises full in
formal On how they may be cured, alb
sOlutely free, no matter how long they
have been deaf or what caused their
deafness. This marvellous Treatment is
so simple natural ana certain that you
Will wonder why il was not discOv-
cred before. Investigators are aston
ished and cured patients themselves
marvel at the quick results. Any deaf
person can have full information how
to be cured quickly and cured TO stay
cured at home without investing a
cent. Write today 10 DIT. Guy Clifford
Powell, 6759 Bank building, Peoria, Ill,
and get fun information of this new and
wonderful discovery, absolutely free.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21

U'eil sermon at The NJ. Z. church sun
day, and viii leave with his family for
La Grande. Ore, where he will engage
n .eaC ming history in the hisn schOCL
Miss Clara Heslinger and Will
Blackner were married last Friday
afternoon at the home of the bride
groom in the presence Of the family
and immediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Blackner are nO'V At home.
Mrs. A. Il. Meyer OF Fay, New, left
Wednesday for her home.
Professor WidtsOe Iectnred before the
East ward parents class Sunday on
higher education.
Bishop George MumfOrd has left for
Pacowan for a weeks visit
". b. AlbertsOn came 10 Beaver from
Salt Lake Sunday 10 inspect properties
in Beaver county.
Mrs. n. p. Epson is visiting her sister.
Mrs. +. r. Smyth, this week in Frisco.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews visited in NIL
ford Thursday
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will be held here next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Hyrum Golf. president OF the Jor-
dan stake, attended services at the L.
ID. s. meeting house Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Graham OF Salt
Lake, former residents of Bingham,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs A. W.
Forman the last of the week.
Postmaster ". w. Wilson of Sandy
was in camp Thursday on business.
Mrs. Frank Stringham and children
are visiting in ogden.
Charles Hart, foreman at the Utah
Copper, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler and children OF
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crate cold luncheon was served To over
a hundred guests. The puneh-bowl was
Mrs. J. W. Cherry Of Mt. Pleasant
visited with Manti friends last week.
A party consisting OF J. B. Christen-
sen, Earl Christensen, Ernest Mink,
CARLYLE Mink, Jacob Kikstead, James
Crawford and family and Louie Mink
left Thursday morning for Bonita.
Uintah county, where they vii spend
several weeks visiting with relatives
and friends.
Mayor Lowry and Councilman Brown
made a business trip 10 Salt Lake the
first Of the week.
Mrs Fred kamerman and children
and MILFORD DOurgaard the visiting
with their brother, John Dourgaard OF
GlenWOOd.
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AIANTI.
Especial TO The Herald-RepublicanN

Especial 70 The HeraId-Republican.)
Manti, Aug. 2O.-The music section of
the Ladies' Literary club met at the
home OF Mrs. c. W Bird Thursday aft
ernOOn. An excellent program was rem
dered and the hostess served a dainty
lunch.
marriage reception OF Geneyieve An
derson daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. n.
". Anderson OF this city, and j. w
White of Salt Lake.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
in pink and white and flowers were
used in profusion about the house. The
ceremony was performed by Mayor w
T. Lowry a eight o'clock
The bridal dress was OF white en-
brOidered net over silk with A shower
bouquet Of white sWeetpeas. An elab
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Galena went 10 Salt Lake Saturday,
called by the death Of their daughter,
Miss Lizzie Whealey
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"AII members are artists. Chicago
Post. Ferullo band. Saltair. all week,
free.
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Enjoy big FeruiIO' band. saltair.