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The Harlowton news., 1910-02-11

Rev. j. A. Barnes, of Helena, who
preached very acceptably at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday, will
return and preach again Sunday the
Goth. Mr.. Barnes is employed by the
Montana Childrens Home Finding
Society, and is engaged in finding
homes for homeless children in pri-
vate families. He investigates the
homes, places the children, supervises
them afterwards and looks after
their general welfare. His society
has placed about $50 children in good
homes in the state, most of whom
are turning out well.
The accompanying picture represents
twin brother and sister now six
The Harlowton news., 1910-02-11
OVERFLOW LOCALS

TIC. Wright of Twodot and Albert
Hovem of Lennep attended to several
business matters last Saturday.
ATTORNEY w. c. Husband went TO
Lewistown Thursday night, where ne
will attend the trial Of law suit be-
fore Judge Cheadle.
Melyeda Lee has recovered from
her recent sickness. Her many friends
and relatives are glad to learn OF her
recovery. She is just as bright ana
CHEEKY as ever.
IL. Van Duser and Mrs IL. D..
Van Duser came in Tuesday from the
bridge building crew, which is operat-
ing east of town, to attend to several
matters of Importance.
Rev. J. Phillip Anshutz, the Episco-
pal minister from White Sulphur
Springs, spent Wednesday in town on
his way to Judith Gap, where ne VIII
hold services. From the Gap he will
90 into the lower country.
Sam Gebo, the electric light man
from Lewistown, visited his brother
in-laW, J. J. Hall, in HarloWton on
Tuesday. Mr.. Gebo is on his way to
Chicago to visit his daughter, who is
ill. He has recently finished the elec-
trio light plant for Moore, and says
that the bench town is luming up.
Logan Fowell. who has the manage,
ment of H. e. Marshall's store at
Martinsdale, was prominent business
and social visitor during several days
in the fore part of the week. Logar
is looking fine, and reports a healthy
business condition at Martinsdale.
The ladies of the G.. T.. II. Club en-
tertained at Mrs. H. E. Hawley's last
Friday evening. The event was il
honor of Mrs. H. E. Marshall, one o.
the prominent members of the club
and who was about to leave the socia
circle here for Roundup. The eve
ming was spent at progressive Five
Hundred. Mr.. Bert Sprague received
first honors among the gentlemen
sand Mrs. Albert Criss was successful
Yin landing the first prize among tn
ladies. Dainty refreshments wer
served about midnight, and the com
pany broke up in the sma wee hour
Of the morning. z==4.z SIS
The Harlowton news., 1910-02-11
LINCOLN PROGRAM
Was Given in High School Build
ing Today Interest
ing Program.

The following Lincoln program to
be given Friday afternoon by the
9th, 7th, Sth and 9th grades:
Song "My Old Kentucky Home. ~
School
? Reading 'Lincoln the Man of the
People," Allie Burrows
3 Reading Taft's Estimate of Lincoln
Leigh Geer
4 Piano Solo Warblings at Eve
Loree Whitney
) Paper Sketch of the Life of Lincoln
Ernest Turney
6 Recitation
Edith Libke
7 Reading Lincoln's Religion
Earls Burrows
8 Piano Solo "Faries Dream
Mary Graves
8 Monologue Anecdotes of Lincoln
Mamie Anderson
10 Grafton Gettysburg Address
William Greetan
II Violin Sola Carnival of Venice
Anna Schafer, Minnie Dreyer, ac'
companist
II Reader "The Perfect Tribute
by Mary Shipman Andrews
Miss Laura Foot
l3 Song "America
School
The Harlowton news., 1910-02-11

years old that were placed in a good
home by him about year ago. He
says they have a beautiful home, are
devotedly loved by their foster parents
and have a promising future before
them. He asserts that the state
home for poor children at Twin
Bridges is crowded, and they have
several boys from eight to twelve
years OF age that ought to be placed
in good family homes, to make room
for others. These boys do not have
to be adopted but can be taken on trial
and if found satisfactory can be kept
by contract. He will be glad to fur.
nish information about these boys tc
any interested parties,
The Harlowton news., 1910-02-11
GOES TO ROUNDUP
h. E. Marshall Assumes the Man
asement Of Roundup Store,
Rieff Manager Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Marshall left
for Roundup last Monday morning.
They will make Roundup their home
for some time as Mr.. Marshall found
that his store at the coal city needed
his personal attention. The store
here will be under the management
of Charles Rieff, who has for the past
year been with Mr.. Marshall. The
friends of Mr.. Rietf are glad to learn
of the confidence placed in his ability
to manage the affairs of the large
Marshall store.
The Harlowton news., 1910-02-11

Lee Thomas came i'm from his ranch
on Mud Creek near New Shawmut
the fore part of the week.
E. II. Barrett, assistant general
superintendent of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & Puget Sound railroad,
visited the local offices of the COM
pany during the week, and left for
his headquarters at Butte Wednes
dav.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were Issued In
San Francisco Tuesday. December 13;
OCK-BLTN-Herman Block. 81. and Re
becka Blum. 25 both of 1925 Ellis street.
BURLAND-KARP-A Burland. 42. and
Louise Karp. 30. both Of 81 Broadway.
CoRBUsIER- -HUGHES-Francis A Corhusier,
SO. 1860 Jones street, and Lois F. Hughes, 81,
Alameda.
HANSON N-GEATHARD-Can J. Hanson. 21.
and Edna NJ. Geathard, 81, both Of Oakland.
HoPE-AdAY YES-Francis Hope, As, and Anna
D. Niayes. So both Of Dixon
KUCHLER-S -SCHUTTES- Herman Kuchler. 40.
and Hermine schuttes, 81, both Of 1878 Eddy
street.
MANNING G-HUBER-John A Manning. 80. and
Sarah T Huber 81. both Of Fresno.
RICE-HARRIS-Newton A. Rice, 81. ss6 Nc
Allister street. and Jeanette A. Harris, %,
Sal Polk street.
OOD-wIIIIAMSON-Chs b. Wood. 25,
aud Beatrice NJ. Williamson, "a, both Of 4714
Twenty-hfth street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
IMPERSONATOR OF RICH
MAN GIVEN TWO YEARS
John F. SasSek Committed to
San Quentin

John r Sassek, said TO be the first
man ever convicted under section $50
Of the penal code, which makes it a
felony to impersOnate another person,
was sentenced to serve two years in
San Quentin by Judge Cabaniss yester-
day Sassek represented himself 10 be
A B. c. Duncan Of New York. He
went 10 the Office Of E. F. Hutton &
Co., brokers, and stated that he wished
10 transfer to the keeping Of that cor
poratiOn $4,000 he had on deposit with
q New York bank
Hutton CO. teIegraphed to New
York and ascertained that one A. B. c.
Duncan did in fact have a credit with
the bank mentioned by Sassek.
The firm then advanced to Sassek
S16725 on his draft. Subseouentlv
when Il was discovered he was an i'm
postor masquerading as A B. c. Dun
can he was arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
DOLORES LOAIZA'S WILL
IS FILED FOR PROBATE
Divides Estate Between Chill
dren and GrandchiId

The viii OF Dolores P. de Loaiza.
who was the wife Of a prominent Mex
dean importer, was filed for probate
yesterday. II leaves TO Dolores Loa-
ina. daughter 500 shares Of the Bank
OF Sonora Of Hermosillo: jewelry.
clothing and other personal property.
and equally divides the remainder of
the estate, consisting Of land in Mex
1co and money and securities in Cali
fornis. between Dolores Loaiza, Al
bert Loaiza, Fernando Loaiza and
Wenceslao Loaiza, testatrix's children.
and Luis Loaiza, a grandson. The
estate has not yet been appraised. but
IS stated to be worth more than
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
Notable Deaths

REV. E. P. BARTLETT-Des Moines. Ia. Dec
13-Rev T. p. Bartlett. FOR nine years sec
retary of the Iowa Baptist state convention
and one Of the pioneer ministers Of lows, dieC
today at the home of his sister in Des Moines
aged T6
MRS. HANNA J. JACK-Decatur. H.. Dec. 15
Mrs Hanna J. Jack aunt Of Mrs. William Il
Taft. and sister of Judge John W Heron Of
Cincinnati. died here today. She was SO years
old.
THOMAS J. NAvIE-Detroit, Mich, Dec. ls.-
Thomas J. Navin. for many years pictur
esque figure in republican affairs in Michigan
died suddenly at his home here tonight. H'
was "a years old
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
NEW BREAD ORDINANCE
BEFORE SUPERVISORS
Stamping of Net Weight and
Wrapping Demanded

The bread ordinance was considered
by the supervisors police committee
yesterday. two drafts being submitted
--one by Mrs. Louis Hertz Of the Calf
fornia club and the other by SUPER
visor Walsh. AS Walsh was absent
nothing was done.
Both bills require the stamping of
the correct net weight on each loaf Of
bread and its wrapping in paper before
delivery.
Shop keepers present said they had
no objection to wrapping, although by
hand methods ii would cost a good
deal. A machine is now being intro
duced in many Of the bakeries to wrap
Ihe losves.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
VERDICT RETURNED BY
JURY IN RECORD TIME

A record was made yesterday in the
United States circuit court when a jury
was chosen and a verdict returned in
25 minutes. The case was that of the
United States against Rudolph Axman
and the American bonding company
Tor 100000, the amount Of money the
government had to expend to complete
q contract originally let TO Axman for
the dredging Of San Pablo bay. The
Esrdict was for Axman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
DR.. HARVEY WILEY TO
BECOME A BENEDICk

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Dr. HarvegJ
w Wiley. the governments pure food
expert. who heads the bureau of chem
istry of the department of agriculture.
admitted today that he was engaged to
Miss Anna G. KeltOn of this city and
that they would be married next
spring. Miss Kelton is an employe in
the library Of congress.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once In this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
JOHN T. RUGG, PIONEER,
DIES AT PETALUMA
[SpeciaI Di,pateh 70 az CalIl

PETALUAIA, Dec 1S.-John Talbot
Rugg. a pioneer, died here today. He
was born in England October q, 1919,
and came to California in 1855. residing
in Sonoma county most of the time
Rugg leaves two children, William
Rugg of this place and Mrs. Eva Hart
of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
cARD nF THANKs.

THUMLER-We wish TO extend our heart
felt thanks to our many friends and the va
rious societies for the sympathy and kindness
and beautiful floral offerings extended during
our late bereavement.
MRS. CATHERINE THUMLER and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
JULIUS S. .GODEAU

Independent of the Trust
For SIS VIII Furnish Hearse, Car
riages, EmbalminE, ShrOud and
Cloth Covered Casket
Csskets at sS5, good sold by Trust
Undertakers for -. .;................... SOS
Caskets al $50. as good sold by Trust
UndertakeTs for -; .............. 500
Csskets at 500. as good sold by Trust
Undertskers for -. $3.50
Il Van Ness Av. MARKET I'll
sos MOntg'y Av. HOME M3Ies
1905 Franklin ST., Oakland
Auto Ambulance and Carriages for Hire
Autos at Same Prices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
MARRIAGES

CoOK-ORFIN-In this city. November %. 1910
by Rev. william Z. Cooper. William StanIy
Cook and May Orhn both Of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
BIRTHS

SEYDEN-In this city December 4. 1910, to the
wife of Arthur Seyden. a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14

GCCEALsHIPT Oysters, are genuine Eastern
y Oysters.
- Blue-Points, . 'Narragansetts y Green
ports, - etc.
Crown and matured in their nati0e avaAey5-the cold
clear North Atlantic Ocean
Moreover, the waters of every Oyster Bed owned by
the Seaship Oyster System regularly inspected and ana
kSed by the famous Lederle Laboratories of New York
This to guard against any possible contamination
of the Oysters. sx
Sea1shipt Oysters
~-Dredged from the Sea in the morning
-Shel1ed and washed by
Packed in gallon 5-gallon Seashipors (Refriger-
ators) by tzo0 O'Clock.
Shipped to Dealers via Rapid Transit by ou1 a0aE
of same day as taken from the Ocean
Each of these Sealshiptors Cor individual shipping
Refrgerators) is sealed alright and wateght at the Sea-
and is opened till its arrival at Authorized Dealers
Store in your city.
Buy pint of real ,SEALSHZPT OYSTERS today
from your Dealer.
Find out, in this the difference in
flavor color, frnness and soidy between the aLsged
Eastern Oysters Gas in the Far Vest and the
genuine Eastern Oysters actually e1oQn the
But,-see that yoAy Oysters come out of round White
Porcelain Refrigerator like that in the picture.
See that the word ISeaLkf6t'' is enaneled on it.
'cross-wise, in blue.
so shall yoube protected against many things which
larenotpeasant to talk about
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
PETALUMA BAPTISTS
PLAN Incorporation
[ssscial Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUNA. Dec. 1S.-The members
OF the Petaluma Baptist church have
decided TO incorporate. They plan to
erect a new church building. Rev.
Robert Newton Lynch is pastor of the
church.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
MOTORMAN ACQUITTED
OF MANSLAUGHTER

Victor Rimmer, United RAILROADS.
motorman accused OF manslaughter.
was acquitted by jury in Judge Law
lor's court yesterday. He was charged
with the death of Gus Russo, a market
gardener, through a collision betWeen
a streetcar and wagon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14

Courtship is a vessel with two mates
and no captain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14

A girl with a dot cuts quite a dash.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14


The Leopard cannot change
its Spots but-
IT ME Oyster changes its whole mature all
its characteristics of flavor, color shape and
wholesomeness NTH change Of residence
Thus, the Bvalves sold in California Eastern
Oysters although grown from Eastern Seed have nothing
with real Eastern Oysters-except the she'll
True,-they taken from Eastern breeding beds
when each no larger than finger nail
Abducted in their youth, from the cold clear
of the North Atlantic Ocean, they then ba1sbEted
into the murky of San Francisco Bayconveniey
close to San Ftancisco-and its markets.
Transplanted into waters foreign to Oyster needs
that Oysters will not even PROPAGATE IN them.
When grown to twenty times their imported Seed"
size (hrough feeding what they find in San
Bay this product is then boldly marketed Eastern
Oysters-a pretty Parody indeed
That's where the Joke comes in.
Just little 'Trade Joke''-at the expense of Cali
fornan Consumers.
Now Oty these Parodies marketed, Cakiforpi-
GHs Eastern Oysters? ?'
Why they not sold for what they really are viz:
SAN FRANCISCO BAY OYSTERS2''
Is there any objection, among Calto1ni1ns, to San
Francisco Bay Oyster bed?
IF so ahat the objecton1
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14

Genuine Seashipt Oysters are sold only by AuLEorzs9
Dealers under contradiction white porcelain Rerger
ator Salescases.
These Seashipt Refrgerators in the Dealers sStore-
bear the brand "SealShipt Oysters enameed in blue
in cross form.
Oysters sold from any 0ther receptacle not Seal
shipt matter WHO says so.
AAA
Eastern OySterS-rnuSt be grown
IN Eastern waters
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14

this city. December 12,' 1910
John B., beloved husband of the late Bridget
Walters, and father Of Mrs. J. A. Wilkinson
and the late John T. Walters. native of
County Galway, Ireland, aged "A years.
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,TLiNTJCS RttE WEEk.
Wan, Yachts To Compete In Races On
Sea Gate

Final arrangements have now been made
nv the regatta committee Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club for the big race week of the
organization that IL to start on "Wednesday
of this week and last over Labor Day,
September II has been decided Ia
sand the -iNty-hve fooiers Win-ome. Aurora
and Istalena over the SANDY HOOK course,
made famous by many race for the
Americas CUP. The boats will race on
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday and the
series will be mana Red by Theodore d. Wells,
a former chairman OF the regatta com
mittee of the Atlantic Yacht club. Edgar
=. Luckenhach's steam yacht Inca will be
used as a guide boat in these races
The smaller boats will race over courses
within Grave-end Ray Fourteen In all
have been Chosen. and 80 that the yachtsmsn
will have no difficulty in finding the marks
the Atlantic Yacht Club viii give each boat
a handy it'll. book that contains the charts
81 each course and full directions regarding
the different marks The courseS will be
-ignalled from the crows mes, that has
been built for the regatta committee al the
end 81 the long dock AZ Sea Gate
Although the navigation rare IL the only
sailing contest planned bv the Atlantic
Yacht club tor SATURDAY tho yachtsmen
who do-ire To remain al Sea Gate and take
part IN the annual regatta Of the club on
regatta Of the Beasonhurst Yacht Club on
SATURDAY 40 as not 10 confuse the visiting
ya"ht-Inen IN the courses George v. boston.
chairman Of the regatta committee OF the
RensonhurSt Yacht club. has decided To
start the "a, . on Sea Gate
In the intercity race between New York
and BO-ton for class boatS. one Of the most
tmportant features Of the week IL has heen
10, ided that the New York boats will he
SluVVe-ant Nainwright'- Cara Mia. Rh hard
\ Monks " indW ard and Crescent. Witch -
the property Of Arthur q. nm This -
undoubtedly the strongest team that can
he rr"ked among the lo7al ~ raters. The
Ho~ton boats will he MaVourneen. the
property 81 George lee TimRndra. which
belongs to George Is Fallon. Ir and n :
Mh"eIork'- AmOTef
sim another club has de ided "a enter the
bir race week Horace l.. Hou' her. chair
man 81 the regatta committee, received
word yesterday that he Manha~~et Bav
Yacht club was anxious to send it, bug
class to sea Gate 10 sail IN The blg regatta
Mr. Boz. her a. on sent word thai the
Atlantir Nar 1T club would EiVe prizes for q
s~ric~ Of ra'e- among The little fellows
II - e,pe tel that thet" will he from
-rycnt' i've to one hundred boats starring
Each uav during the Week The number
- astonishing wien ~ - remembered that
never have there been more than for'v boats
IA previous rae weeks Of the ,luh ~
shows that IN" r~gat;a committee has
worked ~, ecdinglv hard - maE" ID" fix
ture % great success
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~ danger IN cr'v-sing railroad. hat he "a
po sooner safsl" a"ruS.s han u - forgotten
He Hoes not realize v hAi menace the
grade Vrn--InH - to him indtN Flually AMI
tu his family Nho accompany hiT. u o.
not hIgh 'itnr thai publ" sentiment va.
aroused and aNigoTOu- Campstgn institute
by the automobile clubs OF he StAte loS 40
,holit'on'
\ tTIghtfIl accident like that on long
Island must give the rmpsstl-, publicity
must ~ the spur and gCttVe cooperation
snd org nigrd - ort on the part ~ he
must - the Nehs IL 10 accomplish his end
That u VIII he hart work AMI that he
Wpfart- ~ meet Ne nh opposition on every
:. a. j. ,'rikinRly shown by the recent ~
tempt 81 the Long Island Railroad throusN
tls attorney 10 suppress moving picture
show "a New Work Nhi,h depicfed The
~c"n-S ~ tis fatality already de-' rtbe'i
shortly alter IL occurred u - case OF
economy ana human life With the latter
on the minus -his oi the suitattOn
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m ,is-. \ ~ four -, ond. = fns'sr mile
and when ,ta-- 4 - amalsnmated St'h the
'la--.- there - hNsd time allow an I"
= vr'tlng 10 the ~ aud Tstins OF the N"--rl-
Nou Mr 90 hiram built hts vessel not
70 Lloy d. " srantlins- for one 81 tho .;
laases, ~ has been stated bat to liovd'-
= ~'anlllngs Tor lass and he built her ="
british lloyd'- highe-t class ino ~ lie
sailed a"ro-- from Amsrt.a VA the vessel
himself With the ohie of "a ing ~ Ter
many aud at Iowe- IN tho mat hos under the
TIl"~ Of Tho International Ma HI Ra"irr
I MON Tor Vessels ~ 'laa- In those ra' -
h- was undctrated Ne tOok part ~ m"
handh 40 IA U-rmREy be" au.e ~ has alv ay-
been the custom there for all the bic ya, ht~
to sell In on" handU a. passage ra from
" keTnt"rtr TO kisl lie did not intend
hoNey~r To sail In any other handrRp n
the Westward had ,ompeted Ia ordinary
handicap, here -le might have had To sail
AGAINST some old ts-hio ned vessel an'' give
her anv amount ~ tins" a''oTtiinc to the
estimated ,des of tho Obj Ne-ssl'- speed and
the VA apattty ol nor sails. geaT and rev
and this oulI not have afforded her any
sport nfortunately tho Westward was
inadvertently entered by the owners AGENT
for all the ra"es for whtrh she - eligible,
and this - hy her name appeared on the
programmes. and the fart that she remained
at anchor gave rise To comment nv those
who did not understand the situation
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whirlpool RAPIDS Contest

a. the time for the power bost race
through The niagara WHIRLPOOL rapids draws
near the entry list begins to dwindle. The
race IL set for september ~. out OF twenty
possible entries more than hall have adj
yi-ed the committee In charge that they
cannot prepare for the race THIS wear anh
suggest post poning II until next season
septemher IL the date when all entries
cIose and the details 81 the boat. must he
in the hands Of the committee The com
rnittee will meet AZ Buffalo on September :.
when o,,ciaI announce ment gill I've made A.
20 wbe,hsT there will he enough starters
80 comniy with the conditions Claus
Iaraon of Cleveland. II building fourteen
ioot boat W..h which he says he nih GO
,Iyough the rapids ~ 70 rriles- of the P"nton
S,io contest n his trip 10 succesaful he 10
yoing 10 remove the motor and sail acro--
The Osran IN his cOckleshell
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HINEOI HORSE SHOH
Prize list. Out for Ninth Annual EshibI.
tton.


ton.
Prize lists are out for The ninth annuAl
horse show In connection With the fair 81
the Agricultural Societies Of queens Nassau
Counties on the Mineola grounds, Septemb her
-. ~ and2s There will he nifty -four classes
Judged. which range from breeding cH@-es
for stations. mares and young stock shown
20 halter. to roadster. heavy harness. saddle
horte and hunter classes The Judges vii
he
Trotiers ard Breeding Classss y l. NAn
SostrAnd. Flushing Harry schultz. Cleo
Cove ChaTles Hurkamp. fredericksbuTg Va
Heavy Harness and Ponies In Harness Charles
Hunters saddle Horses ami Ponies nder
saddle n Lawrence Smith Smithtown James
Madduf, Nsrren'on, Va and hr hurkaTp
There are eight classes for hunters in
elusive Of the For Hunters cup. with a
.econd prize Of s2S for the handles and
hos, broken hunter to he shown over an
IN and out posts and rails. performance
and manners only 10 count \ marginal
not. bv the mana gers which may veil
subtle hint to certain pTocrsstinators reads
The object ~ this ciass 10 to .how the
manners and handinsss of q we'll broken
hunter Each competitor IN ride his own
horse In any manner he msy choose The
Judges ~ have the power 10 stop any one
!, no takes an unreasonable lenRih Of time ="
uorse show entries clos@ on Sepiem her
10 si'h Charles W smith. assistant score
Tarv "a Fast Twenty third street Man
haitian