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La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Open Meeting Of women's Clubs.

An open meeting Of the La Junta
Federation Of Women's Clubs was
held Monday afternoon of this week
in Harmony Hail. A number were
In attendance besides club members
and the session will be recorded in
red letters.
The first. and very delightful
number on the program. was re.
port OF the Denver Musical Festival
given by Mrs. e. Gard Edwards and
Miss Helen McNeen. This report
vas interesting and complete. a
song. "Shadowland." by the dainty
little Misses Helen Edwards and
Florence Bomsardner. vas well ren.
dercd and given hearty applause.
\ very important part Of the pro
gram was Dr. Halls lecture. Public
Health" and the close attention given
to 1t was proof Of the deep interest
that this city feels In 70 vital = sub
3ect. DR.. Hall dwelt At length upon
typhoid fever. among other things
asserting that the existence OF this
disease In Ia Junta 10 traceable
more to house.llies and the garbage
piles than to milk and water. The
lecture was helpful and Interesting
and was really . Continuation Of the
line Of thought suggested BY Mayor
spalding IL . most excellent lecture
delivered before this same body at
. former meeting.
A. the close of the session the
ladies visited the Boys Club. which
y nearing completiou. They were
met BY Superintendent Hess who. In
his pleasant. engaging manner. made
clear 70 them the beauties and the
uses Of the club. and then invited
them 70 take Q hard" II ten pins
In the clubs splsndidly appointed
bowling alley. The ladies agreed to
this. and u inexperienced hand sen,
the balls speeding vide Of the mark.
the exercise ana the run were only
Increased.
The next meeting OF the federation
viii - % ths sseesd Noaday In July
and viii bs q Harmony Hall. An
excellent program Will be prepared
The L. Junts Federation Of wo.
nes's Clubs hes rsceivs1 special no.
tics As1 Dsaiss froo psoaineni off.
cefu q ths state Isdsratioa Of late.
thess officers bsiag Disassd with
theis paas os wosk gsassally. but cs.
Dsciaily 6saishts1 VITA hat part Of
ths Dlaa vAieA briass thsa Into such
eeese eeseA an1 objective eo-opsration
wieA ~ bodies n L. Juata that have
civic welfare aal iapesvsasst with.
~ tAe1S poves.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14

the club rs appropriation to charity
benefits, and to swell the accumula.
ton In the club treasury. Miss O'Con.
nor, Miss Steen. Miss Foxworthy and
Mrs. Sporleder made up the efficient
committee on arrangements and much
credit is due to them for the success
Of the affair. Miss Orr and her
friend. Miss Kennedy. were appreci.
ated out Of town attendants.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
'xUNAlyFRNNLl1dD

! Livery and transfer: Barr 4 Rose /;
phone Junta 90.
Found-A shotgun. Address w. H.
Horton, box 723. La Junta.
G. s, Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone, red 25Sl; {;
night phone. 1852.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ball and chill.
dren left Thursday evening for Kan.
sas City and Atchison, Kan.
II you want the summer Of your
discomfort made glorious winter by
the ice man just phone East 24I.
Gem" flour. best In the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money re
funded.-La Junta Milling Company
Miss Peterson, Of Chicago, is a
guest In the home Of her cousin Mrs.
Robert Craighead, 7l6 San Juan av.
enue
/ A. j. Reynolds. who has been In
Ouray on business during the past
week, is expected to arrive home to-
morrow.
Mrs. Robert Anderson and little
son, Robert, are at home after two
months visit in Roswell, n. NJ, with
relatives.
The subject OF the sermon at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
will be Worthy OF Christ" and the
evening The Broad and Marrow
Way"
DIR. J. +. kearns returned home
last Wednesday afternoon from Crane
Junction. where he had been attend
ing convention Of the Knights OF
Columbus.
Gus Wieneke left for Denver yes
terday morning. having in charge a
local candidate for the keeley cure
who could not break himself Of the
Swink habit.
| La Junta was quite well represent
ed at the county Sunday School Con
vention held in Manzanola last Tues
day, delegates being present from al
OF the local schools.
A. c. Draper was a Manzanola Wis
itor last Tuesday for the purpose o
doing some advance missionary worl
for the Farmers Fall Festival among
the citizens Of that community.
Il Phil kerner. former star OF the
Trinidad team. who played with DE,
Moines last year, returned to Trini
dad this week and will play his first
game with that team this season II
the series with La Junta tomorrow
MIR. and Mrs. John Wensinger. o
Sycamore. Ohio, are the guests o
MIR. and Mrs. George Barr on Cimar
ron avenue. Mr.. wensinger and Mr.
Barr were old time cronies In tn,
wilds Of Western Kansas a quartel
~, century ago.
II. d. Garwood. Of the Ebbert seet
Company. Of Rocky Ford. was amont
the distinguished notables In th'
county seat along with the real estate
venders last "Wednesday. MIR. Gar
wood reports very flourishing bust
ness In his line this year.
Last Sunday morning at the FRS
Methodist Episcopal church DR.. A. l.
Stubs. Of La Junta. addressed 1
large audience on the subject, Pre-
vention and Suppression Of Tubercu
losis." The address was part OF I
well organized movement In the edu
cation Of the country In properl!
handling this great white plague. Dr
Stubs spoke In 4 most convincing
manner and the address was well re-
ceived by an attentive audience
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Woman. Club President. Day.

Friday afternoon at the usual hour
the Woman's Club met In regular ses.
sion with the president, Mrs. Marion
F. Miller. This meeting marks the
close OF the present club season and
Is known as Presidents Day.
Mrs. Miller's pleasant home at S02
Colorado avenue was tastefully dec.
GRATED in wild flowers and ferns-the
wild sweet pea being the flower in
highest favor since its exquisite col.
ors are the chosen ones of the Wo,
mans Club.
The first thing on the well arrang
ed program was the reading OF an
nual reports. Then followed music
Miss Shropshire sang and Miss Ed
wards gave pleasure with number
of piano selections.
The place cards. accessory to de
licious two course luncheon. bore wild
sweet peas. delicateg hand painted
by Miss Bertha White. /.
The following ladies' were present
who we're not club members: Mrs
Allen, Mrs. E, G. Edwards and her
mother. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Lamb. Mrs
Hall and Mrs. Cook.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14

The Unique Embroidery Club held
its session this week with Mrs. Wal
ter Dubree. The meeting was given
mostly to business. but the members
who are socially and artistically In
clined as well as given to business
found 4 few moments for fancy wori
and conversation. Their pleasant
hostess refreshed them ON daintily
prepared luncheon.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14

| Bert Waterman, Tor . year express
messenger between Denver and La
Junta, resigned that job few days
ago and is now with the Gardner
Lumber Company.-Bent County Dem.
ocrat.
county seat visitor last Tuesday on
business, the latter being OF such i'm
portance as to necessitate his pass
ing up the joys Incident to the Sun
day School convention In session In
his home town that day.
Ed Chestnut was down from Den.
yer for few days this week. He
has secured franchise for the Dam
eron swing in the White City for
the coming season, and is now hav-
ing 1t installed preparatory to coin
ing big bunch Of money during the
coming summer
Wanted-Young lady living at home
for office GIRL must be OF good char
acter; $50 per month to start. Ad-
dress, in own hand writing. Two Doc
tors, box SOC, La Junta, Colo.
Wanted = Good girl for general
housework Inquire % Mrs. G.. A.
Kilgore, Tenth street.
Mrs. Naomi Moore Kinsei, who has
been enjoying brief visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Moore.
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Kinsel, re-
turned to her home in Pueblo last
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Kinsel Is
still in the employ Of the Minnequa
Hospital, in Pueblo, as a nurse.
| G. H. Nelson, chief clerk in the
office OF the general manager OF the
| Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch, ar
rived In La Junta last Saturday, leav-
| ing the same evening for his home
in Chicago, accompanied by his wife,
who has been visiting her parents,
eral weeks.
The first band concert OF the sea
noon in the court house park. has
been postponed ON account OF the
double header baseball game at Pas
time Park. The band will lead the
+ procession Of ball players to the base
ball park tomorrow afternoon, and
play u few selections before the game
commences.
| Joseph Wiedeman, an old timer of
this section, arrived In La Junta last
Wednesday from his home in Holi-
day. Okla. where he has been locat-
ed during the past four years. He OBJ
served many evidences OF growth and
advancement in La Junta which have
taken place during his four years alb
sence. and thinks the old town is
making progress with both feet
I J. A. Burnett has opened new
and secondhand store In the Jones
block, on the corner Of Colorado av-
enue and First street. formerly occu-
pied by l.. s. Gee. The exterior OF
the building has been painted aud the
Interior painted. papered and cleaned
until II presents an appearance that
Is almost unrecognizable. Mr.. Bur
net: WAS unloading a big stock of
goods yesterday and the day before
and will be ready for business early
next week.
J. E. s,ubbs. OF Lawrence. Kan.
J = brother OF Governor Stubs and a
double first cousin OF Dr.A. l.. Stubbs.
was La Junta visitor the first Of
the week. Mr.. stubbs Is part owner
OF a 1000 acre farm on the north
side Of the river between Manzanola
and Fowler. which has been wonder
fully developed during the past two
years, and 1t is tho intention to make
II = model Arkansas Valley farm In
which the whole county can take
pride. Governor Stubbs is also In
terested In the project.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
sirshday Club.

The Birthday Club was pleasantly
entertained this week By Mrs.Grant
Harbour. at her attractive home on
Colombo avenue. The guests. who In
cluded club membess and . number
besides. assembled At 3 O'Clock. After
some time spent at fancy work the
ladies partook Of . dainty luncheon
In two courses. The guests are thor
ouKhly agreed that the session was
one of the most delightful that the
club has enjoyed.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Commencement Week Calendar.

Commencement week will be In
augurated on Sunday. May 22d. with
the class sermon and conclude with
the commencement exercises on FRI
day afternoon. May 9th. and the
class sermon In the evening. The
program for the week Is AZ follows:
Sunday. May 22d. opera house. at
p.m.-Class sermon. Orrin c. Auman.
DID. pastor First Methodist church.
Pueblo.
Monday. May 23d--No school. The
teachers arrange exhibit of work In
rooms, under direction OF principals
and supervisors,
Tuesday, May 24th-School sxhib-
1t, open to public all day until 6 pm. /;
no school.
Wednesday. May 25th-School ex.
hibit open to public all day until 6
pm: no school.
Manual training and domestic SCI
ence exhibits will as usual be held
In the high school building and will
be open TO the public from . am.
until s pm. on Tuesday, May 2lth.
From 3 am. until s pm. and from
1880 pm. until 10 pm. Wednesday
May 25th.
Thursday, May 26th-Pupils who
wish to remove work from exhibit
must do SO under direction Of teach.
ers Complete work reports.
Thursday. May 2Sth, opera house,
p.m.-Senior class play. Powder
and Patches" Seats on sale At Il
Junta Drug Store Monday. May 23d
At 8 am. Pupils are especially In
vited.
Friday. May 27th.--An pupils re-
Quired to report to respective teach
ers At am. Give out certificates
Of promotion.
Friday. May 27th. Opera House.
p.m.-Class address. Hon. James A.
Orr.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
~
JvWIsr Nsespuen.

The annual reception Of the Jun
iors to the Seniors was given Thurs.
day evening at the home Of Dr. w.
Milroy Moore. -: Carson avenue.
Edna wisweli. Frsida kiser and Edith
Stevenson. on the reception commit.
Tee. and Mildred Brown. Frances
Strever and Vivian McCaulcy. on The
entertainment committee. are due
thanks and praise for tho decided sue
cess Of the evening. Misses Lila
Cosbtn anA Boanie Howe and littls
Misses Elsis ChilAen and Jessie
Moore also lsat gracious assistance
and Contributed 70 the evenings con.
plsssaess.
The decorations and fefrsshneats
boes eut ths color scheme Which was
IN white anA gFssn-tAs chosen coSors
q ~ class Of 1910. The place cards
aiso wsre lsligh.fujly sagesstivs q
t>s coboes thsss ssnioss iovs, bsartAs
= tAsy ~ sssuisiteIy hasd paln!4l
seslsss neo Aatsrs. ";
DuPhS ths serving q . dsbGooe
aal Oeoosoahle IlnsAeeo haDDy teoglD
vses yesesssl y ~ class q 1919 ~
~ several nsnbeeS q tAe AiOA
seAsel lleuay ~ slistts6 haDoy -
oooaees eseo nenosss g ~ sls1e.
Mn. L r, Thomoooo DeQo11o1 ~
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Beatrice Stevens, Society Editor Phone Black IS,

Get up At thirty minutes after three
And north Of eastward cast your
sleepy eye
That you may hence-now tell you
''sho'" did see
That age-old Weary Willie" Of the
sky-Halley's comet.
Mrs. FAR Hostsss.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
sae.'ss Lsssss Az.

4, Mn. TAulsneyss. SO Ratoa ~.
enue. vas the pssesant hostess WED.
nssday aStssnooa Of ths week 70 the
nsnbsss q ths Baplst Ladies A'd
II their regular social meeting. Some
twenty-five ladies were present and
saters1 wttA ~ Into . guessing CON
test which pssvsA vssy entertaining
aad alse Deoluctive q nuch mesft
neat.
Amer ths ceatsst he ssssts pr.
toe& q osa0ooabje light seffsoAnents
that ~ bssa prspesed n ths sra.
ctous hostess. Ths oftesaooa wss .
vssy dslAsAsSul eas 80 viii livs
bag b ~ asaesy q ~ sortssats
esss present. .a
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14

Mrs. schuman Farr. Of Smithland
avenue. was hostess Wednesday after
noon Of this week to the members
Of the Presbyterian Aid Society. A
number Of outsiders were present as
guests. The meeting was given to
>business. except the closing social
hour. Refreshments were served.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
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= 4k's IN olssy seeDsss were h
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La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14

grace At the punch bowl which was
ideally situated in = bower Of white
and green. Each guest was given .
white rose rs an especial favor.
The following enjoyable program Of
music was given. after which the
guests engaged in the 3olliest Of
games:
Vocal Solo ). :. ;. Miss Shropshire
Piano Solo ). ). ). ). J. Parks
Vocal Solo ). :. :. Bertha White
The guests at this memorable re-
ception included the members Of the
high school faculty and the members
OF the Junior and Senior classes.
Commencement Week Calendar.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Monday Musicale.

The Music Study Club gave another
Of its delightful musicales Monday
evening. May sth. In Harmony Hall.
when the following aptly chosen pro
gram was rendered:
Two piauos-Ad Astra :. :. :. Grass
Miss Mackie, Miss Albera. Miss
Baldridge. Miss Cook.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Fsvr o'e'sek c'ss.

The -Four O'Clock Club met last
week With Mrs. Kincaid. on Cmarron
avenue. snA was the regular social
meeting. Five hundred was the game
preferred by tAs ladiss. and after q
few pIsasant hosrs At this game the
kind hostess treated her guests to
light refreshments.
!. Wednesday afternoon 0s this week
nthis active and delightful circle was
npceived By Mrs. Clyde Larson. on
Bclievisv avenue. Business. . short
program. and the serving of light re.
fresAnsnts took up the heurs Of the
afternooa.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
"rhs Making Of q Man."

DR.. Roberts, Of the Denver univer
sity, lectured In the high school aud
itorium Tuesday evening. his subject
being, "The Making Of . Man" The
Lecture vas mastery, and greatly ap
)eeciased By those who were 20 for
tunate ~ 70 Be In atten6nnce.
DR.. Roberts has recently been made
president Of the New Mexico Nor
NAL, situated at Las Vegas.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Ok o'essek Dinner.

Attorney General John T. Barnett
and Rev. H. G. Johnston. Episcopal
rector, were guests Of honor Wednes-
day evening at . O'Clock dinner
given ~ G. u. Dameron At bis hos
pitable home In North La Junta. The
sumptuous dianef was served In three
courses. and during its progress Mr..
Barnett and Rev. Johnston each pro
posed . toast to the Eracious host
and hostess. The toasts were worded
eloQuenuy and were beautifully re
sponded to BY Major Dameron.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14

gram was rendered.:
Two piauos-Ad Astra :. :. :. Grass
Miss Mackie. Miss Albera, Miss
Baldridge. Miss Cook.
Vocal Solo-Selected Mr.. Thomas
Violin Duet :. :. =. :. :. Selected
Mr.. Richards. Mr.. Wilson.
The Dafodlls -. :. :. :. ;. King Ha
Miss McNeen. Miss Curtis.
Mrs. Beerbohm.
Rhapsody No. : =. :. =. :. :. List
Miss Baldridse. Miss Lee.
(a) Adelaide :. =. :. :. Beethoven
tb) Dear Littie Star :. :. :. Forster
Miss shropshire.
valse ArabesQue :. :. :. :. :. Lack
Miss Potter.
Barcarolle. from Leo Comte d'Hoff.
man :. :. 49,. :. :. Offenbach
Miss McNeen. Miss Curtis.
With Cello Obllsato-Mr. Gabele.
A Group Of Sea sonss-
(D Go TO Sea :. :. :. :. Trotera
tO) The Heart OF Sailor Adam
Mr.. Edwin l.. Dodds.
Midsummer Nights Dream-two
pianos =. =. :. =. Mendelssohu
"N0cturne." Fairy Music,' WED.
ding March"
Mrs. Edwards. Miss McNeen.
Ia Junta. people know what to ex'
pect Of this club and Il 10 not neces.
sary 10 state that each number was
superbly rendefel Mrs. z. Gard "a.
wards IL among those who deserve
much praise Tor the pronounced sue.
cess Of this organization. Her In
terest and efforts are untiring. Al
together the club y an honor TO Il
Junta and the genius and accomplish
ments Of It's members are not to be
excelled.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-14
Unique Embroidery Club.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-31
SURPRISE PARTY WAS
GIVEN AT SEWAREN
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Sewaren, Jan. 31:-A surprise
party was given Walter Pender at
his home in Sewaren, Friday night.
Those who attended enjoyed them
selves greatly. Piano selections
were played by Mrs. A. Young and
Miss Pearl Young, Miss Viola Hall
and Alice Pender. Songs were sung
by Peter Larson, R. Simonson and
Wesley Hail. Games were played
and refreshments we're served. The
guests retired after midnight
The invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Pender, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. S. Floyd, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Wyckoff, Mrs. J, Reilly, Mrs. j. c.
Longstrete, E. Voughn, P. Larson
r. Simson, w. Hall, Alice Pender
Pearl Young. Viola Hall, Minerva
and Naomi Young, Anna Peterson,
Hattie Peterson, Jeanette Osborn
Grace Reilly, May Pender, Marguerite
Gardner, Joseph Eriskson, Charles
Dunham, Harry Pender, John Nc
Donnough, Walter Pender, John
Gardner, Harold Longstrete Sidney
Hall, Albert Morrison, Joseph Pen
der, William Fowler, Raymond and
John Reilly, Robert Pender and AL
fred Peterson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-31
LIES IN TRANCE
FOR IS DAYS
Continuous Sleep Of Marry
Ing Man Puzzles the
AbIest Physicians.
FED THROUGH TUBE

Toledo, o., Jan. 31.-The ablest ply
sicians here are nlystitied over the pc
cuiar trance in which ]. +, Smith
wick, wealthy cotton merchant of
South Creek, N. c., has remained for
eighteen days at the Star hotel.
During his strange sleep, which be-
gan on Jan. 49, Smithwick has ut
tered only few inarticulate sounds
and at all times seems to be uncon-
scious. Several nurses have been in
constant attendance working under the
directions of attending physicians who
have charge of the victims case.
Smithwick came here 20 meet and
wed young woman who answered
his advertisement for wife. The
wedding day was fixed for Jan. 20,
but he was then IN his trance.
Smithwick is fed through tube and
is given principally liquids. He has
not been removed from the hotel. as
it is feared any movement might prove
fatal. The attending physicians do not
entertain much hope for his recovery.
And so Smithwick remains sleep
ing. When he will awake is as deep
mystery as what caused his relapse
into the unconscious state. Up to the
present time he has slept just 432
hours.
When he was found unconscious in
his room at the hotel the police start
ed an investigation. but the whole af-
fair appears as much mystery today
as it did the day he was found uncon-
Scious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-31
COUNTY SEAT

DR.. H. X. Carroll, of Plainfield,
addressed a laymen's missionary
movement meeting at the First
Methodist church yesterday after
noon on "The Call of the Laymen to
the Missionary Enterprise"
Enos Ryan, assistant baggagemas-
ter at the Pennsylvania railroad sta
tion, is seriously i'll at his home in
Suydam street.
The funeral of Sister Rosina was
held this morning, the interment be-
ing made in st. Peters cemetery.
She was connected with the work of
that church for the past twenty-four
years.
DR.. G. H. Payson will address the
meeting at the celebration of Chris
tian Endeavor day at the First Pres
byterian chapel next Thursday even
ing, his subject being Living For
the Best"
Seumas McManus, the Irish poet,
who is to lecture here at the Rutgers
Athletic Association entertainment
on February 26, is i'll with pneumo-
MIA and may not be able to come
here. He was stricken Friday while
giving lecture to the University of
Michigan students at Ann Arbor,
Mich.
New Brunswick Fife and Drum
Corps opened their fair at Armory
hall on Friday night.
Rev, Paul Hayne and family are
expected here tomorrow from Bata-
via. N. Y. Rev. Mr.. Hayne is the
new pastor of the Livingston Avenue
Baptist church. They will reside at
55 Livingston avenue.
DR., Vance, of Newark, preached at
Kirkpatrick chapel yesterday morn
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-31
GOV. FORT CALLS CONFERENCE
Mayors and Borough Heads to Talk
Thinqs Over With Him.

Trenton, N. J., Jan. 31.-The success
Of the house Of governors has led Gov
ernor Fort to apply the same idea to
state affairs, and he has sent out invf-
tations to $50 heads of municipalities
of New Jersey to meet with him in the
assembly chamber in the capitol on
Friday next. The chief executive of
each city and borough in the state is
asked 10 come.
The subjects to be discussed are:
Tax rates and municipal debt limits,
municipal boards or departments with
single heads, a state department Of
municipal accounting, the appointment
by the mayor rather than the election
of election officers and other minor off,
cials and a shorter ballot for municipal
use.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-31
KEASBEY BACHELOR
GIRLS In NEW YORK

Keasbey, Jan 91:-Although
Saturday was a stormy day, the
Bachelor Girls, of Keasbey, who had
planned for pleasant day in New
York city, enjoyed their trip greatly.
They left Perth Amboy at 10 A. NJ.
Upon arriving in the city they visit
ed the large stores. After luncheon
they proceeded to the Hippodrome,
where a most enjoyable afternoon
was spent. Leaving one of the girls
with friends, the others started for
home, arriving here at 8 P. M. They
are planning for similar trip in
the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-31
MAN is BADLY BITTEN
BY DOG IN RAHW AY

Railway, Jan. S1--Martin B. Gun
daker, Jr., of 23 Campbell street,
was Saturday badly bitten by a dog
owned by City Treasurer Charles H.
Angleman. Gundaker was passing
the residence of Mr.. Angleman, at
JaQues and Hazelwood avenues,
when the dog ran out and bit him
in the calf of the leg.
DR.. Walter B. Cladek is attending
Gundaker. The wound was cauter-
lied
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-31
PASTOR SUED FOR SLANDER.
Woman Member of Church Asks $50,
600 Damages From Him.


Chicago, Jan. 31.-The suit of Mrs.
Mary A. Lavender against the Rev.
DIR. Edward b. Crawford, pastor of
the Woodlawn NJ. q. church, In which
she seeks $4,000 damages for alleged
slander, was called for trial before
Judge Mangan in the circuit court to-
day.
The suit is the outgrowth of a church
trial year ago involving DR.. Craw-
ford, Mrs. Lavender, member Of the
Woodlawn church, and the Rev. John
D. Leel, former pastor of the Wood
lawn church, now at the head Of an in
stitutional church.
Dr. Crawford claimed that Mrs. Law
ender had made a confession to him
In which she admitted that her rela-
tions with Dr. Leek had not been
proper. She denies having made such
confession.