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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-14
JUST FOR FUN
A Bio Contract.

You seem glad your wife has
joined the Suffragette club"
Yes answered Mr Meekton. It's
reiief TO find Henrietta with a reg
ular audience Of her own I've gotten
sore throat trying TO furnish laugh
ter and cheers every evening.-Wash-
Ington Star.
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JeFFRlES HAS COMPLETED
HIS THEATRICAL TOUR

ST. Paul, MINI, Feb. 14.-James J.
Jeffries closed his theatrical tour last
night at Virginia, MINI. He Will at.
tend tho ski tournament today at Du
mth and leave at night for San Fran.
cisco. where he will go into training
for his fight with Jack Johnson.
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@ @ O O O O @ 0 @ @ C @ O
ROOSEVELT'S TRIP
DOWN THE NILE

Gondokoro, Soudan. On the
Upper Nile. Feb, 14-Col.
Roosevelt and the other mem
bors OF the Smithsonion Instr
tute African expedition are ex-
pectod here on Wednesday.
The launch OF General Sir
Reginald WlnGale, Sirdar OF
the Egyptian army, Is I'm walt
ing TO convey the party to
Khartoum. The trip down the
Bar FL label and the White
Nile viii be begun Thursday
or Friday, and Khartoum
should be reached about March
9Th. Three days later the voy-
age down the river Nile to
Cairo will begin.
..
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-14

/ took Dolly Greenroom out to SUP.
per, and she ordered thirteen courses "
Ihirteen. Did any one have bad
luck?"
Il did. had to pay for them
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Remembered.

She after eiopcmenU-I received a
letter IRON papa today. He WHITES
that he just finished making his win.
He-Did he remember usY
She-Yes. indeed. He mas left nll
MS money to an asylum for hopeless
idiots.
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What AA Ia nnInn

"Ah." said the minister to the small
boy. what nice child. And what
do Won intend to he when you grow
up?'
i don't know replied the boy
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Danvlllc dll) Commercial News.
His Practice Anuh.,.

Wigs-Who originated the idea that
the longest way round was the short.
est way home?
Wagg7 Some taxicab driver. l sup.
ose.-Philadelphia Record.
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Loves Market,

She-Harold, do you speculate? =
Harold-Well, I'm engaged TO you.-
Life.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-14

But jest at present I'm the excuse
tnat Keeps pa and ma out OF the di.
Norce court. S-Exchanee
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STILL TRYING TO TRACE
IDENTITY OF DEAD GIRL

San Francisco. Feb i4-Former
State Senator John Irish visited the
morgue at San Rafael yesterday after
noon and Informed Coroner Sawyer
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GENERAL STORM IS
PROMISED THIS WEEK

Washington. Feb. ia general
storm followed by cold wave is the
weather bureaus prediction for thl,
week. The storm will appear over the
Pacific states within the next two
days, cross the Rockies. plains, states
and central valley In the middle days
OF tho week and reach the Atlantic
seabcard by Friday Tho cold wave
will overspread the north PaciHc
states by Tuesday morning and reach
the Atlantic seaboard by Friday or
Friday night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-14

A public meeting Of nil the Weber
county fruit growers Is called for Sat.
urday, Feb. Goth. at l p. m. at County
Court House. Everybody invited
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Disappointed Good Luck

Husband-I FOUND the earring you
lost.
Wife-Botherationl 7 thought you
would have 10 get new pair,-Meg-
gendorlor Blatter
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Where tho Resemblance Falls

lomny-1ou ou teal your doll les as
If you was her real mamma, don't
you?" XIV
Kitty seriously otfendedl l-Indeed
don't! ] never spank her bit!-Chi-
caGo Tribune.
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Change each Issue. ue........s..,,.,,..,..,..
hd. TO run tvleo without change ........
Al. to run three times without change,
sd. IN run six times without change. 80.
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24

of which for the evening was Misses
Edna Sanders and Grace MacFar-
lane and Messrs. Will and Paul Skel-
ton. The quartette was assisted by
Miss Blanche Bissell, of ottumwa,
and Miss Gladys Moody, of Leighton.
Miss Hattie Maude Sanders presided
at the piano. Besides the large va
riety Of vocal numbers, readings were
given by Miss Edna Sanders and Paul
Shelton rendered four whistling Sc
lections. The entertainment could
not be described appreciatively with
out praising every performers part.
Miss Moody was the only participant
belonging to the home community
and the audience had great reason to
feel that its representative, in her
will played piano solo. contributed a
commendable share to the evenings
entertainment. SPECIAL.
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BETHEL.

Harry Pickeren went to Nebraska
this week. 49,. .n4.... .
Matt Johnson lost valuable horse
Friday night.
Mike Ferrick, OF No. 6. was an Al
bia caller Saturday. ,.
Jno. Brooks was in Des Moines on
business last week.
Miss Edna Kerr spent a week visit
ing friends in Ottumwa. ...-
Mrs. Pearl Mcdowell and Mrs.
Fowler are on the sick list. e-
Mrs, Dan Matthews and daughter
called near Eddyville Wednesday.
g, DIR. Traister, OF Colfax, was busl-
ness caller in this neighborhood on
Monday. NJ
Mrs. Gertrude Phillips was Sun
day caller at the home OF Mrs. Rich
ard Davis, OF No. s..
Miss Kate Clancy of oskaloosa Wis
tied at the Dan Matthews and Judson
Kerr homes last week. T.,
Blanche McClarey, Dolly Carter
and Fred Bennett were Sunday visit
ors at the VIM. Fowler home.
Lon Ellis has quit working at the
mine here and returned to his home
near Givin to attend to his farm
work. se #.'f " ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Calbert, OF Buxton,
and Jno. Traister and family were
callers at the Fred White home Mon
day evening. .r @., --"''.''.
Several friends surprised Mrs. VIM.
Fowler on March 10, 1t being her 41st
birthday. A pleasant evening was en-
joyed by all. E ~, ..--
A surprise party was given at the
Lee Hunter home in honor Of Mrs.
Gertrude Phillips, the teacher. Her
school closes next Friday and as she
may not be here long all enjoyed an
evening together.
March 22. Golden Rod.
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JEFFERSON.

E. NJ. Evans has been daling hay.
Fred Gray brought home a new
buggy last week.
Neal Visscher sawed wood Tuesday
with his new engine.
Arthur Convey was a business caller
In Oskaloosa Monday. y
Men have commenced putting in
tile on the Kraudineer farm.
Dick Eyeland and wife visited Sun,
day afternoon at the Frank Gay home
The weather Is fine and the farm
ers are getting anxious to begin
their spring work.
Clifford Gay has been sick for the
past week with pneumonia. He has
almost entirely recovered.
Jud Convey had the misfortune ol
losing the little finger of his right
hand while saving wood with a buzz
saw at the home OF Ivon Mattox.
Gladys Mehanna closed a success
full term of school Wednesday, March
is at Fairview. Frank Mahanna, hel
husband, has been having the munps
They are going to move into HOUSE
on the win Holmes farm soon.
FARMER BOY.
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ELM GROVE c.

Leonard Stout was a New Sharon
caller Saturday.
John Jarard and wife were new
Sharon callers Thursday.
Frank and Dorothy Stout are
much better at this writing.
Will Hite and wife were New Shar-
on callers Tuesday evening.
Will Hite and son Floyd sawed
wood for Dave Dewitt Thursday.
Beulah Stout and Carrie Dewitt
visited Wednesday at Jerry stout's.
The party at Mr., Buffington's was
we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
Fred Bishop and wife visited Sun
day with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Mitchell.
Garrett Ryken and wife were after
noon callers at the Nick BODY and
Chas. Dewitt homes Tuesday.
Deck Carriers little son has been
sick. but 1t better. Grace Carter Is
helping Mrs. Carter with her work.
Sunday visitors at Clarence Bart.
let's were Misses Ethel Jarard, Josie
Hite, Mabel and Lille Dewitt,
Messrs. Floyd Hite. Pearl Smith and
Leonard Stout.
George Minard and wife. of Buxton
came up for few days visit and to
help care for the sick at the parental
Jerry Stout home Saturday. returning
home Monday.
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CEDAR ROUTE 1

J. D. Allison shopped in Kirkville
Monday.
Lee Harding delivered some cattle
in Kirkville Thursday.
Ottumwa visitors from this vicinity
Saturday were numerous.
Eliza Cramblit, OF BddyviHe Route
8, was recent visitor In Ottumwa.
Geo. vermilllon,. OF Rirkvine, has
been buying hay Of Samuel Allison.
c, w. Moore, of Cedar, made a
short business trip to Chicago re.
Gently.
Some OF the farmers have sowed
oats and others are getting the ground
ready. ''f'.a. b" '.
John Ross visited his daughter, Mrs.
Julia Hill, in ottumwa Friday and
Saturday. ..
Miss Bertha Courtney, OF Kirkyille
who had been sick, is reported as
some better, a. ~ ..
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Millisack spent
4 week with her sister, Mrs. Harlan
Carnahan, near Cedar.
John Allison has returned from a
visit OF several weeks with his son
Jasper, in Wayne county.
A team became frightened at an au.
tomobile near Kirkville Monday and
ran away, damaging the buggy.
March %. Snowdrop.
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SKUNK RIVER.

Harry Hicks recently lost valu'
able mare.
LATE Libbey entertained friends at
dinner Sunday.
Jay Cruzen's house Is in the hands
of the plasterers. 49,:
IRA Groenenboom was Sunday
caller near Lacey and attended church
there last Sunday. 9s
A. w. Bailey is now able to sit up
a portion OF each day.
George Cruzen and Nellie drove
over to the parental Dilley home Sun.
day F 'T't+ q. q"
We were much grieyed to hear OF
the relapse of John w. Coffin of oska-
loosa
A veterinarian was called to the
Van Hamer home Sunday to treat a
sick animal.
Mr. and Mrs JChas Mccain, of New
ton, visited last week at the parental
Trout home.
Perry Ferree had wood sawed last
Friday and others are awaiting the
coming of the wood savers.
Ora Cruzen Is out at the Ike Ferree
place and is lending a hand In the
constructing OF that new fence.
Sam Cruzen, Mr.. Groenenboom. Mr..
Mesenberger and others delivered
r butcher stuff to ]. s. Vernon last
week.
Erred Coffin and wife went down
in their touring car to Rose Hill last
Sunday to visit the VIM. Tysseling
family.
b. f. Chuzen and wife, PROT Else
and wife and the preacher and wife
came out hecently In the auto and
attended church at Madison.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shoemake and son,
d. f.. were business callers in this
neighborhood Friday and spent part
OF the day at the A. w. Bailey home.
Spring is well advanced and all in.
dications are that tire warm weather
has come to stay. The month Of
March, usually such bad month, has
been lovely one this year.
Everyone is making good use OF the
fine spring weather. Young pigs are
doing nicely frolicfng in the sunshine.
The ground is in good condition and
some have put in their wheat and win
soon sow oats.
March 23. Wood Violet.
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b. church in Abba. called on Rev
Cox last Monday.
The Easter sermon at the M. e
church will be at IL o'clock next Sun
day. The exercises by the 8. s. will
be in the evening at 1880.
Electric lights were placed In the
lower rooms of the M. Il. church,
which Is used for Sunday school
room, BOYS club and socials.
The Ice cream social given by the
choir of the M. e. church was a sue
cess socially and financially There
being large crowd and good time
enjoyed by all. 4.
The young ladies' of Mrs. A. L. Jor-
dams Sunday school class will give
an ice cream social at the NJ. e.
church in the two lower rooms on
Tuesday evening. March 2sth.
Mr.. Weaklim died quite suddenly
after only few days Illness at his
home at Buxton No. IA. He had pneu-
monia, but had not been confined to
his bed, being at the shaft the day
before he died, March II. Mr.. Weak
lin was born in st. Clair county, Pa,
Feb. S, 1850. He was married to Miss
Martha WIllets at Charlton, Feb. 16,
1884 They have lived in this part
of the country a number of years,
but for some time lived at Kewanee,
Ill. He is survived by his widow
and five daughters, A short service
was conducted by Rev Cox at the
home Saturday morning at TOO
O'Clock and the body was then sent
to Kewanee, accompanied by the
family for burial. The sympathy OF
many friends is extended to MIS-.
Weaklim and the daughters In their
loss of husband and father.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24
BUCKEYE.

Henry Finn and Roy King are TIL
ing for James Ferris.
III. r. Schultz has been hanling hum
Der to oskaloosa this week,
T. J. Hughey sold a horse last
Thursday at Walthall's sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartsock spent
Sunday at the II. F. Schultz home.
Berry and Willie Tessman returned
last week to their home in Canada.
Miss Minnie Perry has been on the
sick list but Is better at this writing.
School election was held last Mon.
day, L. NJ. Towns was reelected di.
rector.
Miss Aida Morrow. who has been
at home the last two weeks. win re.
turn 10 her school work Monday.
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NEICHBORHOOD NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered by Her
aid Correspondents.
oLivET.

j. A. Anderson, OF Liscomb. was .
business caller here Monday.
N. A. Anderson, OF Des Moines, was
business caller here Saturday.
Farmers report the ground in tins
condition and some have begun &c
plant their crops.
Rev. .carlysle, OF Bussey, occupied
his pulpit here at the N. P, church as
usual last Sunday.
w. B. Rogers returned from a bust
ness trip to Des Moines Saturday. He
will move there April l.
A. A. Morgan. Of Bloomfield. and
Samuel Channei.of Douds. took charge
of the store here Monday.
Mrs. IA. A. Morgan and children join
ed her husband here Monday and
they have begun housekeeping.
The timber men In this vicinity are
taking advantage OF the good roads
and are shipping lot OF mine timber.
So far we have not seen any results
from the good roads" meeting, but
have heard much growing about the
increased taxes. So @@
From the tone OF the press the
mining situation is badly mixed. We
had hoped for better results from the
various conventions that have been
held. #af saFs o.
Jesse Billings, who is working a
farm near Sully, spent Sunday with
his parents here. He told that
neighbor OF his recently went to st.
Louis to purchase car load OF mules
but he found that the price for the
load would average $240 per head,
so he came back without them. .@
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. vanderlinden
and daughter, from south OF Oska.
loosa, were here Saturday visiting old
friends. They were guests at the
Isaac Barnes home and attended
church here Sunday. They formerly
run the store here and have many
friends who enjoyed meeting them.
March g. 90 - "9r r. w.
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BUXTON.

Rev. NJ. D. Cox was in oskaloosa
Saturday
Mr., Hebner was over from Abba
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Snodgrass were In
Hiteman Sunday.
n r. Reese was IN oskaioosa Sat
nrday on business.
The Langlois entertainers were In
Abba last Tuesday
Mrs. DR.. Muir visited a few days
in Oskaloosa the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, p, Cashier. 'of Al
bia, called on T. R. Coles Friday
evening.
Edward Jones has returned to Chi
cage after working In Buxton for sew
eral months.
Rev. d. r. Martin, pastor OF the M
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24

years, having lived in this comnun.
ity twenty-four years. He leaves an
aged mother, three sons, two grand
children and a brother and sister.
He was a member of the following
lodges, who had charge of the funeral:
l. o. o. F., Red Men and U. NJ. w. A.
Rev. Barton, OF the Baptistchurch,
preached the sermon and he was laid
to rest In Colfax cemetery.
]. A. B.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24
SEWERS.

Otto Dommeryille is very sick at
this writing.
Thos. Stephenson has gone as q
delegate to the U. NJ. w. A. conyen-
ton at Cincinnati, Ohio
A baby girl arrived at the John
Pratt home March IL. Mother and
child are getting along nicely.
A snow under the auspices OF the
Red Men lodge was given Tuesday
night which was well patronized. A
lerge number OF people took part and
gave a very good entertainment.
There was dance at the u. NJ. w.
A. hall last Saturday evening and the
Pocahontas lodge held an ice cream
social at the /. o. D. F. hall the same
evening. Both were well attended.
March 20. . J. A. b.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24
SEWERS.

I Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Williams. OF
Monroe, are visiting their brother
John South, before he leaves for
Missouri.
Allison Evans and Nancy BoySin,
ger, OF Sewers. went to the NJ. E.
parsonage at Colfax and we're mar
ried last Saturday evening. Rev
Rsqua was the officiating minister
Mrs. James Steward prepared the
wedding dinner on SUNDAY. Con.
gratulations are extended.
Otto Demcroae died Of pneumonia
Saturday morning at the age OF 50
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24

Within the last week the record
has been reached for high price Of
Tama farm land. The Green farm.
80 acres, one mile east OF Toledo.
was sold for s20s.5O per acre, and
two days later the old Morecroft
farm, recently owned by w. ID. Kepler
containing iS6 acres. was sold for
sls45O per acre.
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Good Work.

The work OF grading South Market
street from the pavement to the city
limits was finished yesterday. This
piece Of road was exceedingly rough
on account OF the heavy trafic and
the grader did very good job.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24

II. Rhynsburger will pay the high
est market price for eggs ana poultry.
Opposite the opera house. look for
the name Rhynsburger on the yellow
sign. ~ (t&s)
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24

II. Rhynsburger viii pay the high
est market price for eggs and poultry.
Opposite the opera house. Look for
the name Rhynsburger on the yellow
sign. (t&s)
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IElahroN.

A musical was given In the First
Reformed church Of Leighton on
Tuesday night by the Metropolitan
Quartette Of oskaloosas the personnel
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-24
WANTS & FOR SALE,

CLOVER SEED FOR SALE. 5000
per bushel J. Hill Barnes, oska-
loosa. Phone esl Green.
s5wl-7wi
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so Suits in serges, fancy worsteds
and diagonals. All the new spring mod
els with proper style features, pleated
skirts and good Innings. Colors are navy,
tans, gray, green and black, and sizes
range from misses to large sizes for
stouts. Suits marked for on mn
regular sale up to $29.50....~%UsUU
80 Suits in high grade novelty and
fancy tailored styles. Materials are extra
fine French serges and wide vale dia-
gonals. These suits are lined with taffeta
and peau de cygne. Artistic creations
that appeal to the most fastidious jack
cts have the longrevere and finished with
Persian embroidered canvas. Suits mark
ed for regular sale up to on nm
$39. 5O...-......... ....-............... 01VeV W.
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season An instance 81 the value offerings which finy celebrate
realize 1910
pnce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
Bijou-''Thc Fatal SVeddlng."
Lubin-vaudeville.

"1'he Housc Next Door, "a H
]. Hartley Manners. the author of
.The House Next Door" In which
play the distinguished character actor
j. u. oodson is touring after two sea-
sons of this comedy. IN New York and
which will BIO seen In this city at the
Academy tomorrow night, is one Of
the most successful OF the younger
British drnmatists, lie has many sue
cesses toshis credit Hosannual Income
from his plays Is said to be close to
100000 year, Mr., Dodsnn. who is
starring under the direction, of Cohan
and Harris, Is one Of .Englands most
distinguished players. whose talent
Ia best described In the language OF
Sir Henry Irvine ,who called him sthe
British Coquelin." In the role of the
irritable old Tory arlstocrat, written
especially for him. NJ Ilodson Ia said
TO do tho hest work Of his career. brill
liant ass8that has been. The comedy
deals with high life in / Lon don, treat
Ing OF society, politics and tinances
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
TEAM SHOWS UP WELL
In OUTDOOR PRACTICE
Virginia Has Classy Line Of Material and Ex-
poets to Win From Every South
ern Competitor.
.ern Competitor.

charlottesville, Va, March 6.-Um-
plre Charles 1,iglcr, OF the National
League, now has charge Of the Pitch
ing staff OF tho Virginia baseball
squad, making suggestions coming
from intimate. association with tho
slab artists In the business. He will
be an extremely valuable assistant to
Coach Reid. ono OF the best baseball
players In college athletics, who is
barred from participation in University
summer ball for compensation.
The outdoor practice tho past week
has demonstrated that Virginia has an
| admirable chance Of beating every
Southern competitor. Reid has been
coaching the candidates for inheld
positions. having played star game
at first base himself Pop" Lannigan
has been teaching the outficlders how
to get under long flies. The division
Of tho sixty candidates into three clas-
ses enables great amount OF indivl-
dual attention to be given. Both Lam
beth Field and the diamond laid off
In the excavatcd plot east OF the main
fold are the scenes of great activity.
and there is always q crowd OF UNDER
graduates out to watch the progress
1 OF tho men.
Scrub games will be the order OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

things until the first contest with
Woodbury. Forest on Saturday, March
10. The first contest Will almost cer-
talnly see In action III. y. Jones'. tue
basketball centre, who made record
In baseball at Lawrcncevillc, and D.. a..
Grant, last years Episcopal High
Schools nlainstay in the box. Jones
is long, wirY twirler. who has an
artistic delivery and shoots the ball In
with both curves and speed. Wilmer
is regularly to be seen among the pitch.
ers, and great things are expected OF
him this year. j. B. Stratton, who re-
Gently underwent ali operation at the
university hospital, has been a con-
slant spectator, and will come out In
baseball toys tomorrow II his physi-
clan permits. Culbertson is rounding
into form, while w. w Douglas. who
has had most of his time taken up
with track work, Is expected to appear
this week.
Pearson, who resigned from the cap
taincy OF the team because OF the pres
sure OF studies, will be out in the
afternoons he Is not at work In the
laboratory. The following players OF
last years team have donncd suits;
Hume. Blakenoy, Fitchett. Culbertson
Nitmcr, Captain Pickford and Stan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

The cast Is remarknbte one and In.
Guides Frank Bosee, Herbert stand
Ing, j. Malcolm Dunn, Regan Hughstor.
Olive Temple, Ruth Chester, Tania
MaritOff and Lorena Atwood.
f1llcry'A hand. \ s5 81
Charming IIliery, the proprietor of
the famous IJllery Band that Is to-
play in Richmond Friday and satur-
day, has recently been appointed MAJ
ltional lecturer for the Anti Food Trust
League at Washington. Mr. F,llery is
"a man OF broad culture and is vital
~ Interested In the development and
welfare Of his country, and he will.
give some heart to heart talks to Ills
audiences during the course Of his
approaching tour. Mr.. Ellery is Of the
opinion that the causes OF the present
exorbltant prices of the nccessaries
of life In this country Ito deeper than
most people believe. and that one must
look down into the very hearts OF the
whole American people in order to
reach true solution of the various
problems that confront the United
States. Ellery's Band Will give three
concerts at the Academy Friday, Satur-
day and Saturday matinee.