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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-30

ditorium In which the pews were adj
1usted upon sloping floor an usher
stepped forward and. wishing TO con-
suit him as to location before con-
Quoting him to sitting. politely I'M
CURED:
Would you like to como down pref.
ty weilT'
histaking tho inquiry to DO an APP
peal for money. the board OF trade man
began to tumble through his pockets
az he drawled:
I'D like to. but I'm not prepared to
come down very heavy. as Is cents Is
all have with me."-Harper's Mag
azine.
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BODIES ILL FOR
NEW YORK c. 0. P.
Continued from Page one)

ident Taft tops a list OF distinguished
speakers which includes some OF the
foremost Republicans OF the nation.
William b. Mckinley, chairman OF the
Republican National Congressional
Committee, will outline various phas-
es or the campaign for control OF
Congress. wee President Sherman
VIII also speak Nicholas Longworth,
OF Ohio. Is expected to annunce some
OF his distinguished father I'm laws
policies In his address.
d, The National Republican League
meets every two years and It's SEES
sions always have an important bear
Ing on the campaign. The league has
played an important part in all con
gressional and presidential campaigns
since 1895, when IL organized the
young voters OF the country In n
prosperity crusade" Roosevelt, Hlt.
chcock, Corte1you and other leaders
have been among the most active and
enthusiastic workers OF the league.
The organization has at all times been
Kept free from factions al feuds. and
has worked only for the success of
the party at the polls. No distinc-
ton Is made between stalwarts, stand.
patters, regulars. insurgents or pro-
gressives. The league officially takes
no part In such differences OF opinion,
but acts only after candidates have
been named by primaries or conyen.
tionA
All Republicans look alike TO the
league" declared Secretary Atherton.
in discussing the present campaign.
The ritual Of the league is the party
platform. AS insiciduals. members of
the league may take part in prelimi
airy differences Of opinion. After the
Issue has been decided, the league
may take part In preliminary diner.
ences OF opinion. After the issue has
been decided, the league member is
bound to give his whole-souled infu.
ence to the success Of the ticket"
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Ha Cana Dawn Limit

A Chicago board OF trade man who
was not I'm the habit OF attending
church was taking O walk ono Sunday
morning, and on coming to church
ut the regular hour OF service no do
cidcd TO 20 In. AS he entered the au-
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By sHEELAH ESTHER DUNN

T%<33@@3HS..,3@1 os,.-s.<.4
Returning from shopping. ! opened
my reticule to tako out some samples
when. to my surprise, found entirely
different contents from what I had ex
pected. In short. had laid my own
reticule down on counter and picked
mp one belonging to some one else.
Among the articles / found inside
was a slip Of paper on which was
written:
Dearest Little Msry-Meet mo at the
fountain tomorrow at O'Clock 1 have
made ali arrangements We viii be mar.
ried at tho rectory and take the evening
train for b. Don't let your fears get the
bette: OF you. Remember. O'Clock sharp
l VIII DO there half an hour earlier. in
you think you had better come yelled
carry violets. Your loving J.
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Wedderly-rhey say that man ana
his wife grow TO look alike after they
have been married few years. Now.
my wife and have been married ten
years. Do you think wo look alike?
SingletoD-Yes, indeed. You both
seem 60 have the Same sad express
sion
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Minht Have Raan Woraa,

Rheumatic Patient-Oh, doctor. do
suffer so with my hands and feet.
CHEEKY Doctor-My dear woman. only
think what Inconvenience you would
have 60 Buifer without them.
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Sick and Suffering OF America.

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Don't put this matter OF until tomor.
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RlCHFIELD
Snecial 10 The Tribune.


RICHFIEI.D. Jan. 22.-Mr and Mrs.
Farley Poulsen entertained sunday night.
Two tables were played and Mrs. Dunn
and June KirlSman were awarded hrst
prizes, while the consolation prizes went
to Mrs. Henry Pouscn and II, ". KAN
lose. A dainty luncheon was served TO
the twcnty-cight guests.
Mrs. Joseph Hansen was pleasantly
surprised by number Of relatives on
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF her
birthday Delightful refreshments were
served and an enjoyable afternoon was
spent
one If the very enjoyable affairs Of
the week was The party given Wcdnos-
day evening by DR.. and Mrs. 7. Is. Gled-
hil. Delicious luncheon was served TO
MI and Mrs. f.. l.. Moves, Mr. and Mrs.
w r. Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. George Behl
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glodhil.
Mrs. Jessie Dunn, Archie Dunn and
lack Dick Of Tooele are here visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Eva GIcdhIll and Ethel String
ham charmingly entertained n number OF
friends Friday evening. n sumptuous
supper was served.
The members OF the First Ward Relief
society gave a pleasant social at their
hall Thursday afternoon. Dainty refresh
every way a complete success.
Miss Sarah Hansen left here this week
10 Join tho Walters Stock company.
4 delightful affair of the week was one
given by Mrs. S. G, Clark Wednesday af-
tcrnoon and evening. whcn she enter
tanned al a beautifully appointed lunch
con. 4 large number Of guests were
present.
Tic ROYAL Ncighbors held their weekly
meeting "Wednesday evening, An Inter
cstlng program had been prepared and
was successfully carried out.
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TOOfLE

Special 10 Tho Tribune
TOOEI.E. Ian. 22.-Thc Ladies' Sew
ing club met with Mrs. Hunter on
Wednesday afternoon ct her home on
Firth avenue, The afternoon WAS speut
most pleasantly and a delightful luncheon
was served. Mrs. Hunter was assisted
IN entertaining by Mrs William Brown.
Those present wcrc Mrs. y. -. Hunter.
lace. Mrs. bred Bruce. Mrs. Bert ASH
lock, Mrs. VIII Glenn Mrs Thompson.
Mrs. Donald Iicndry. Mrs Mcintosh. Mrs.
William Se"lcy, Mrs. samuel Merritt,
MrS. I. Green. Logan. and Mrs. II. G.
kelley of Butte. Mont.
Miss Fay Lodge spent Saturday and
sunday with Der parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Lodge, al rooelc. Miss Lodge is
attending business college ~ Salt Lake
city.
Mrs, Paul Lodge made short visit TO
the. city the middle of the week. Mrs.
Lodge was accompanied by her son.
Il. G.. Ledge II Ely. Ncy.
The boosters dance was a social sue
cess. ono Of the largest crowds Of the
season attended. Music was furnished by
the Toorlc orchestra and tho priZ. walt:
was won by Alfred Green and part
ncr-
y debate was held in the ward meeting
house Tuesday evening under the auspicc;,
of the Mutual Improvement association.
The subject was Resolved Tha, a for
tune is preferable to an education for II
w -
Marks took the arflrmatyo and w, g.. At
kin and Il. IL. Rowbcrry The negative.
William McIaws acted as chairman; j. A.
Ltndh"rs. timckccper: Lafayette Ormc. n.
Il. Haynes and Maroni England as judges.
large crowd was In attendance The
negative won.
\ masquerade ball WAS given at the
opera house ON Friday evening.
Little Helen and Edna Cudahay. who
have been visiting their father In this
city. have returned TO Salt Lake
The pupils OF grades siNth-A and sixth
B tcndcred an impromptu surprise party
10 their teachers. Miss Green and Miss
Taylor. on Wednesday afternoon az tho
public school building. Tho little folks;
came prepared 10 serve a dainty lunch
Games were played good time was had
until late. in the afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. &. Kelley OF Butte, Mont. is
visiting with the family OF MIR Fred
Brulc.
Mrs; Icssjc Y. Dunn and her son Archie
are visiting in Richncld.
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kAYSVgLlE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
KAGSNELLE. Jan. 22.-The members
of the Thmble club entertained a large
number Of their friends at n card party at
the w o. w. hall on Thursday evening
Sixty three and high five were the games
played. Elaborate refreshments were
served.
Miss Madeline Smith entertained n few
friends Al her home on Friday In honor
Of her ninth birthday. Dainty rofresh-
menls were served.
Prof, and Mrs T.. David Mann. Pres
dent and Mrs. Joseph Hyrum Grant and
Cross. spent sunday ir Eayhyilc as
guests OF Dr. and Mrs. Joseph IL Grant,
Jr.. and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Ellison and
children. who have been visiting rela-
tivcs and friends for some time past
have returned to their home i'm CanJds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raddlsh and chill
drcn OF sPocatello, Ida. arc visiting I'm
town for few days as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Edmonds and family.
Barnes left few days ago for an cX
tended visit To Downy and Idaho Fails,
Ida
Kaysyiilc visitors TO Salt Lake the past
week We're Misses Vera and Cora Bonuc-
mort Ernest Deems. George r. Sheffield
and son. Miss Mamie Barnes. John G. NJ
Barnes Senator and Mrs Christopher
Burton. salt Lake visitors here We're
MISS Annie E3rkrf. MlSS matllha h1nS,
Miss Ida Parry. Mrs. Alfred F;dmonds
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN BallIng. Mrs. Arnap,
clyde rdmonds. Lewis 5. Hills. Mrs, w
II Wilkinson. Mrs. James y. pardee
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edmonds.
Miss Kate Chase returned home on
Monday. after an extended visit in Riv-
crsldc. Box Elder county.
Glenn Day, Merlin Hin, Emmett Wig
! CELL and Leo Ware have gone To- Logan.
where they will attend tho agricultural
college.
Mrs. Grace Taylor and daughter Nor
ma. of Ogden were visiting relatives In
| town this week.
DR. j. L.. Morton. William Cummings
ana Frank l.. Layton were visitors 10
| Tremonton Tuesday.
/ Miss Ruth Bird Of Pocatello Ida. is
visiting in town for few DAYS as guest
Of her cousin. Miss Jennie Phillips.
Bishop Henry IL. Blood was a visitor
to Park City on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Layton and chill
drcn have LEFT FOR Raymond Canada,
where they expect to make their home
John r. Smith OF Centervillc and Miss
| I.aurn Stolcr OF Syracuse were married
In salt Lake city ON Wednesday.
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NEPflI
necial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Irlpnne.
NEPHI. Jan. 22.-The -
club gave its annual party /
Ing Dancing was enjoyed
midnight, when eNccllent
were served.
The marriage of Lacey 2.
Miss Nina Goodman was
the Manti temple Tuesdays
has been deputy in the Z
office for the past year a
first part OF February on
Germany. Miss Goodman,
n graduate OF the high sch
spoken Of young lady.
The students of tho thcd
ment OF the second Ward
rendered their teachers. 10
Miss Ethel Wright. p ple|
last SATURDAY evening. 81
and refreshments made IN
enjoyable ono,
MIR, and Mrs. Robert =
a "trip 10 Spanish Fork p
Miss Lillian Marsh rctI|
home I'm Fayson Tuesday
ant visit with her sister
Foote
Mrs. Lawrence Blacketi
spent Sunday with her pa
stephen Boswell. foreman
merit station. attended q
roundup at Logan.
Mrs. Shed Lunt, Jr.. has
Ogden. where she has bs4
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Her sister, Mrs, Bart Mu7
nicd her.
\. c. Nelson. 4 former
Neplli was down from n
OF the week visiting old
Mr. and Mrs W J. AZ
Sunday TO their homo "
spending n few days In N
Mrs. y. w Schoheld
Or. is hero, visiting old fn
tiycs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Os
ming a trip to Caliiornia
Of next month,
Miss Olive Syndergaard
trip TO Beaver.
Mrs. Joseph Chivrell OF
is visiting this week win no
William IIonriod.
The Friday Afternoon Y
with Mrs. u. .. Miner to
an enjoyable time vas naa
Tho second ward mllm
iuycd n pleasant danpnb
| Arlington Friday even'ns
w. T.. Day WAS dom y
/ City thls week, the s1
! Mrs. Alfred Lunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha H. ~
urlay for Dixie. whcre w.
a month.
Miss MAY Hobbs was !h'
day evening at b'inql
I I'm honor OF Miss Nina
useful presents were b''
i've bride.
wednesday cvcmne
board gave a big party
,icd people. widows ana
town.
Ncphi visitors IN rlv. r A
In. .Patten. Mr.. and Mt
! stephen Ostlcr and Jonn
Visitors from Nephi 70
| week We're Mr.. and MT,
George &. Whitmore' sn
! William Burton.
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MAN 7 ]

Special TO Tho Tribune.
MANTI Ian. g2.-Mrs. II. :. Kerr en-
lcmoou from to G In honor Of Mrs. u
J. I[earus ot Salt Lake city.
Mrs. j II, ITornung was hostess at .
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. Covers
were laid for nine.
ono Of the most successful social af-
fairs of the wcck, was that given by Mrs
ounce era wford Tuesday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs, Archie StOrrs and Mrs. L.
Miller, both of American Fork, who are
visiting here. Mrs. Crawford also enicr-
taiucd "Wednesday afternoon. About
twelve Of hoe friends were present. y
delicious luncheon was served, The rooms
were very attractive with flowers
Mrs. ]. p. Nelson returned Tuesday
from salt Lake. where she spent several
DAYS with her brother. Frank *. Nelson
and friends.
An enjoyable dinner party was that
given by MIR and Mrs. \. o Anderson
TUESDAY evening Ia 4 number OF their
friends. Covers were laid for ten.
MIR. and Mrs W. y. Lowry entertained
About twenty were present.
J. II. Hornung and daughter. Josephine
LEFT Thursday for Sail Lake. where they
viii Visit with Mrs. Charles Johns for a
few days.
from MI. Pleasant. where she spent tcn
DAYS with her daughter. Mrs. i. G. Jcn-
sen.
Mrs. N. \. Clark entertained In Il
charming manner Wednesday evening in
honor Of MIS-. t. j. Kcarns Of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Jerome lIcnrjc spent part Of tie
week in Ephraim returning home Thurs
daN.
Monday evening Della Strtngham on
tertaincd at party. Tho guests were
requested To dress in comic costume,
About twenty were present ana delight
ful time WAS had. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen Mads EN-. "ntcr-
tanned Tuesday evening at supper. Eight
cen Of their relatives and friends were
present. \ musical programme was car
ricd ont and all enjoyed Themselves I'M
ncnsely.
Miss Lucla Lowry entertained a num-
ber Of her primary pupils I'm Il social way
Thursday evening.
\ successful programme by the parents
or tho North ward Sunday school was
that given Tuesday evening at The iabr
ernacc
Trihuua Want Ada
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EPHRAIM

Special TO The Tribune.
EPTIRAIAT. Jan. 22.-Thc members OF
the 6. 6 6. club held their debate with
the NJ. -. -. club at the club rooms This
evening. Mrs. Jennie johnson acted as
judge for The ladies.
4 doncing party Was given at the pavilion
Thursday evening by M"ssIS, and
MesdamcS Chris Folstcr, Henry T..
I3oal. L. &. NJ. Anderson. EnoCh Jorgcn-
gen and Mart Jsaacson. The attendance
WAS large. = fine luncheon WAS served
and all had good time.
Mrs. 4. g. Anderson of Beaver is the
guest Of her daughter. Jessie
Or. G. G. Pummcr OF Salt Lake was
guest OF honor ut dinner given AT the
home Of Miss Lille Greaves Sunday. Gov
ers were laid for six.
Miss Jessie G. Anderson gave "a dinner
Thursday In compliment 10 Miss Hazel
Love of Logan.
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns OF vita
AMERICANA /
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune. T
AMERICAN FORK. IA.
the most interesting evnrs.
was the banquet and cn,n
nished the old people of ~
tho residents. regardless ~
over the age Of 81 wcra
The event was held In m.
Wednesday, aud several M
old folks central committos
City were In ATTENDANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kou
Lake city. who lave benr e.
city. have returned to sal9
John Il. Millar Of Mani.
day and Tuesday In fhys
Mrs. Alice Mott.
Clyde Crookston OF fh,.
attending the Brigham Yo,,1
at Provo. visited Ills parent
Monday
Misses Edra Hilton ANA
Of Pleasant Grove are iha
g. l. Jarvus. e'
Bert Older. with his brc,t.
Of Shelley. Ida. both foymz
of this city, arc visiting hs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w,r.
Falls. Ida, are visiting In fS
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Hans Christensen rcturne<
day from Los Angeles. whc'
panied his wife and farnt'
spend the balance Of the 4
in that city. E
Mrs. Edward W. Paxtn,'
arc visiting In Los Angeles
of Mrs. Chan Crandall.
Mrs. William Hunter rein,
Monday from a weeks ylBif'
City.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John I. cb,
grath. Can, arc visiting In H
were formerly residents OF Z
The Mirtllmakers' club he
entertainment at the hom4
Wuoton last evening. Sonne
members We're present and
fully entertained by thslr
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wd
! ham Canyon were visitor
tho latter part Of this wed
Mrs. Emma Beebc Of Sa
has been an American Eo6
ing this week as the 10e
Ida and Manda Chipman.
Harvey Greenwood of.I5at
Is visiting in this city. hid I
as tho guest Of his parentE,
) William Greenwood. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 7
Salt Lake city, formcrly r5
city. are spending a few
city.
Charlie Chumway OF COZ
Colo. is visiting here "a
his sister. Mrs. Frank A.
Mrs. John II. Halliday
Grove was an American
Monday. guest of her rnDu
liam s. Robinson.
Mrs. Martha Jenson OF !
ing here as the guest OF D
Jessie Crookston.
O. y. Kelly OF Salt u
tho fore part Of the ve
This CITY.
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FAMOUS BEAUln
NEVER

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live at sill.en ease. a.
ncsll pots. The winc, 'n'
scurc mortals. flows no'
ther olahasler thigat,s; j,
innq ,naf does not th'cgs',
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of the lonc-l'ved Sraroi'
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srript!on. long lamil,ar l.,,.n,lS
,l,. rmucists of the woiM
p,I@' IeIa' but which has ass Sr'' 4
afareo ~ uo,,a, .o ,,l;ind Since w
o, enc" mos'1 sake. it has gGsr ,,sr,,,.|
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nigh e.n' any druggist, l,in ias"Cd q
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snyenty-nvc cents
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,., " ,n.,pc ,s n round a daS'
take off fat t"ny, t"ns SIC
chin. abdomen, n,pl pIs re
wrinkles, or the
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ConvaIescence,

Convaiescence is sometimes merely ap-
o parent. not real. and especially is this
). true after such diseases as pneumonia,
typhoid fever and the grip. To make II
real and rapid, there Ia other tonic so
~ -iIs 49, be recommended as Hoods Sar-
medicine ceanses and re-
strengthens all the or
lions, and restores health.
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GUNNISON

Special To The Tribune.
GUNNISoN. Jan. 2e.-.At the home OF
Mrs. ). f.. Newman, Wednesday evening.
delightful party WAS given I'm homer OF
Mrs. Newman; birthday a handsome
china set was given her.
An enjoyable social of the week was
one given by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Per-
kns. Sixty-ihrcC WIS thc game, seven
tables being used. An elaborate luncheon
WIS served.
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The New Louvre serves French
pastry equal TO any place in the states;
made right on our premises; fresh every
day.
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Removal,

Smith Mer. Co., pawnbrokers,
moved to 64 East First South.
ratio interest.
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Office place.
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was introduced by the Renshaw brothers, the
service line brought one foot nearer the
center and the height Of the line was raised
again to three feet six inches. making the ad-
vantages OF the different styles OF play more
equal.
Eight years later the English National Lawn
Tennis association formed. Ever since then
It has been the governing body for England and
the surrounding countries. in which the game
has since spread. The courts OF all countries
have the same dimensions. The following is the
official description OF the American court: The
court is rs feet long and q feet wide. II is di.
vided across the middle by a net the ends OF
which are attached 10 two posts, standing three
feet outside OF the court either side. The
height OF the net Is three feet six inches at the
post and three feet In the middle half way be-
tween the side lines and parallel with them is
drawn the court line dividing the space on each
side Of the net into two equal parts, the right
and left courts On each side OF the net at a
distance Of 2l feet from It drawn the service
lines. Two kinds OF game are played singles"
and doubles two partners each side. The
choice Of Sides OF the court and the right 10
serve first are decided by the toss OF a coin. The
players stand on opposite sides OF the net the
player who first delivers the ball being called the
server and the other the striker-out Al the end
OF the first game the strkeTout becomes the
server. and 50 on alternately. The s ryer deIiv-
ers the ball, or service, from the right 10 the
left courts. II must drop between the yeryice
line, half court line and side line OF the court
dagonaIy opposite 70 that which Is being
served,
The system OF scoring is framed on a basis
OF 10 for each stroke won; but the third stroke
is called 40 instead OF 40. II both players win
three strokes. the is called deuce" instead
Of forty all" The winner OF the next stroke
scores advantage" and II he also scores the fol-
lowing stroke, he wins the game. II the stroke
falls TO the opposite side the score goes back 20
deuce" Similarly the player who first scores
six games wins the set, unless both should have
won fye, when player must win two consecu-
tive games TO score the set II he fails to do this
the score Is once more called games ALL" and
the same conditions prevail at every set. The
players change sides at the end OF every set.
All championship matches have since 1886
been determined by the winning OF three sets out
OF FIVE; but since 1897 the English system OF
handicapping occasionally has been employed. but