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One of the pleasantest affairs of the
week was when Miss Hazel r,j, II, on' o''
tertained a few high school fr;ende -,
her home Saturday evening. Severa'
games of five hundred were enioyed
during the early part of the evening
after which music and dancing werr
enjoyed AT 10 clock a dainty SIM.
per was served in the dining room
which was, bright with an array of
PINK carnations, while the remainder of
peas; The tallics were tiny red and
black pennants, which bore the let.
tiers "H, 81 and were done in wotor
colors, Miss Clark was assisted in en-.
tGrtaInlng by her mother, Mrs. Harry
Clark. and her aunt, Miss RUBY vii.
liams.
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dining room being pink and white
roses.
Mrs Arnold Reiser was surprised
Monday evening by the members of the
Barbarossa club The hours we're
pleasantly spent in cards, for which
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ted Reis-
er, Mrs. Short, w, r. Derr and A. Lin
gren, The dining room, where the sup
per was served, was attractive with q
Profusion of sDowballs.
The members of the Barbarossa club
were entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Wesley e. Derr, when the after
noon was spent in siXty-three, the
prizes being won by Mrs. c. Rawius
and Miss Oakason The attractive
rooms were made more so by the add.
tion Of many beautiful flowers, roses
and wild flowers. After the cards were
finished. dainty luncheon was served,
the dining table having for a center
piece a tall cut-glass vase of pink rose
buds
DR.. and Mrs. r, f. Wight enter
tanned at n beautifully appointed 9
o clock dinner Saturday, complimentary
to Miss .Jeauie Sherman of Park City. To
meet the guest of honor there were
invited the Misses Frances r. Shields,
Birdie Beatty, Bessie Gushing and Bes
sic Mcclellan and Hidred Wilson of
Park City.
The Ladies club Germania will give
a card party Wednesday afternoon.
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Banquet by Canadians,

A banquet Will be given at the Knuts-
ford hotel, May "a (Emplre day). under
The committee In charge Is making ex-
tensive arrangements for the affair II
is expected that Charles Crane will pre-
SIDE as toastmaster and that the fol-
lowing men will respond to toasts: w
5. Mccormick. A. j, Bettles, DR. Cassa-
day, NJ Daugherty and Freeman Morn
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Anderson to Lecture,

At the First Congregational church
class rooms. on Monday Tuesday, Thurs
day. Friday asd Saturday evenings, All S
o clock, John a. Anderson will discuss
the money or economic. psychological and
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~ Mrs Gertrude S. Hutton, Mrs. Kate
Iopo1ee, Mrs o. L. Epperson, Mrs r Eu'
NICE nee Gordon; Mrs. Eva F. Carey. Mrs.
Minnie Haslet. Mrs. Edna r. Nic%bois %
ana ana MI and Mrs II, l.. Griffen, all Of
Wgoten' were IN the city during the
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committee; which includes Miss Lucill,
MAY FRANKIE, Mrs. Z. c. Pmmmer, Mrs
Selden Clawson, Mrs Mary NJ. RYAN
Mrs Frank T. Roberts, Mrs j.. Mar.
c'l and Mrs. Lydia d. Alder, will serve
refreshments during the afternoon.
An interesting meeting of the history
section OF the Ladies Literary club
was held at the club house Thursday
morning, when an excellent paper was
gwen by Mrs. A. II. Boxrud
=, An interesting meeting of the Utah
Congress of Mothers was held Satur.
day afternoon ut the home of Mrs. W. 5.
| MeCornlck on Center street. Bishop
Spaldlng gave a talk on "The Child
as Teacher which showed great
deal of thought
a quiet home wedding of the past
week was when Miss Ruth Bradson,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. II. Bradson,
and William Earle Zuppan of Wash
lngton were married at the home of
the brides parents, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Bishop Heber S. Cut.
Ter IN the presence Of the immediate
famnlly. After the reception the happy
couple left for North Yakima, their
qulsite going-awa" gown of gray broad
cloth, with hat and gloves to match
a pretty church wedding was that
OF Miss F'ranciska Lehman and Raw
Cleveland Allen of Bingham, which
TOOK place Sunday afternoon at Phil.
lips Congregational church, Rev. P. A
SimpkIn performing the ceremony.
The Wasatch Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Carl Dunshee on Tuesday
AFTERNOON at her home, Fourteenth
East and Westminster avenue.
Mrs. l. NJ. Bailey of l27 Soutb
Twelfth East street will be hostess for
the Woman s Missionary society of the
fIrst Presbyterian church on Tuesday
afternoon, May IL, at 2:30 clock 4
most urgent invitation is extended to
all Interested to attend and enjoy the |
exceilent programme prepared, which |
consists or paper on ''Siam and |
Laos by Miss Ethel Paul, talk bv
Mrs. Thomas Wier on her recent trip |
to HAWAII, vocal solo by Miss Hilda |
Greeson and piano selections by Miss
DeCamp.. Strangers arc most cordially
welcomed
AT the meeting Of the Woman,s s
League Monday, Murray Il King will
deliver an address on the cause of hiob
cost of living and tho remedy.
Mrs, Ledyard M. Bailey will enter.
tam the missionary society of the First II
church on Tuesday. Mrs
Harold Sicgel will be the vocalist for
tho afternoon.
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Wherever candy is sold

ingstar. An orchestra Of five pieces will
be In attendance and in addition TWO
Canadian Scotchmen are expected 10 fur
nish music on the bagpipes
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Ihe Opal five hundred club was on
tGrfaned Thursday afternoon by Mrs
W, w Harvey and Mrs +. w. Meakin
at the home of the latter.
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Mr and Mrs. John Marwich. Who
have passed the past year in California
M nave returned to their homes in Provo
Ihey visited for number of days in
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Mrs. Faun Hedquist, Mrs. Mvrta
Blumenthal, Mrs, Harriet B. KroI,na
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marwich of Provo
were were visitors to the city during the
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For the thirteenth time in as many
months, the Lucky Thirteen club en-.
tertaIned It's lady friends with a dance
al me odeon Tuesday night, After
enjoying thirteen dances at this place
of amusement. the club visited Frank.
IN s. where n supper was served, fea.
turing, The original ideas of the Tbir-
teen club. Those present were: f. M,
hosehpanm and Miss Myrtle Jensen,
Roy Frost and Miss Arlien Garnes 4
v. Olsen and Miss Ethel Goodyear, j.
K Anderson and Miss Mabel Snyder,
VI, X. Gray and Miss Kate Smith, j.
a. Nelson and Miss Irna Rudy. MI.
ana Mrs w. 2. Bennett, j. B. Snyder
and Miss Rhoda Larsen, j. f. Young
and MISS Mae Beer, DR., f. M. Keyser
and Miss Marguerite King, w. S. Wat
son so and Miss Hazel Bailey, Albert
/ ILhomas and Miss Florence Powell.
Lawrence Bailey and Miss Elsie Wat,
son.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS.

| The last meeting of the year Of the
Spirit Of Liberty chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, was held
| Thursday afternoon Mt the home OF
| Mrs. u. u. Hlskey, when the annual
election of officers was held; also sew
eral matters of interest were discussed
The next meeting viii not be held until
September.
The last meeting of the Salt Lake
Woman S club for this year was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John Wilhart The annual election of
officers resulted as follows; President,
Mrs. c. S. Kinney; Mrs. l.. S Deane.
re elected secretary; Mrs. A. V. Tay.
lor, reelected treasurer: corresponding
secretary and press correspondent, Mrs.
j. J.. Bowman; historian, Mrs Helen
V. Kimball; advisory committee, Mrs.
Amelia b. Gattrell and Mrs. John Viii
hart. There will be a special meeting
East Third South street, Tuesday aft
ernoon, May %, the purpose Of the
meeting being to take action upon aC.
cepting the programme presented by
the programme committee, composed Of
Mrs. c.. C. Gatrell. Mrs. A. Il. Sanford
and Mrs J.. S. Deanc, After the bust
ness, part Of the afternoon was spent
IN
ments were enjoyed, the hostess being
assisted by Miss Crouch. The home
was pretty and sprlnglike with wild
flowers.
An interesting meeting Of the Bay
view Reading club was held Monday
afternoon with Mrs. d. n. Straup at
her home on Twelfth East street, when
nm ENJOYABLE tnlk on Excavations IN
Greece as Found by Schlieman' was
given by DR.. Ira d. Travis. Later n
social hour and dainty refreshments
were enjoyed.
meeting Of the executive board of
the Y. P. c. U. WAS held Monday even
ING. when IA written report was given
by the chairman of each committee.
A meeting of the educational com
mittee of the Federation of Woman s
clubs was held Monday afternoon, when
arranqements were made to hold par
ents' meeting Friday. May go, in the
Tafavette school building. Each child
~ the grade school Is TO invite his
narents, and good programme will be |
g;ycn. Superintendent D. II. Christen,
sen will speak and there will be musical
nnmbers. including selections by the
h;oh school orchestra and vocal selec- |
iians Hiin by Mrs Charles e. Plummer. The !
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Unitarian Picnic Held.

Tho Unitarian Sunday school held its
annual picnic at Liberty park Saturday
afternoon. when the children as well as
the grown ups enjoyed one continual
round of pleasure. the Time being spent
in the enjoyment OF games and boat rid !.
ing, Later In the Afternoon luncheon
was served, after which the happv Young
stcrs lett for their homes after one of The
most successful ptcni6s ever held
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Miss Laura Crawford entertained in
honor OF her sister, Mrs. Sumner Glen.
son, who leaves soon for an extended
trip through Europe.
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SNYDER and Mrs. Chloe J. Raddon of
Park City have returned home after
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sociological questions upon which the
greater civilization Will be achieved. Mr.
Anderson Is a product OF Utah and has
spent three years OF concentration upon
these questions. This Will be his first
presentation. to which the public is cor
daily invited.
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AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK.

r. Mrs. NJ. A. johnson will entertain
tuesday, afternoon at a 4 o clock tes
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Liberty Park, Sunday

Musical programme by Troubadour
club. > to Z.
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ed from
Mrs. R. S. Wright and
:si by W. About fifty guests
4, evening.
n,,t was pleasantly, sur
81 PA, ornoon at the home
t,i:y = S'i Piercy, when twenty
,rle d enjoyed a social re-
:tc,l ,IlssSeon ssi.s was served, the
= iins IN spring flowers.
I,n Smith pleasantly en-
Wsnea eea0,cel shower IN honor
lm.,,ehsn Bush, VINO .hs Is 40 aftsr. ne
! !a'1r, luncheon was served IN
ZOE mink carnations and
y. q itTenty-four guests were
4 hove been made and
!, readiness for the card
= .;vep y Monday afternoon,
home of Mrs. George
d " Tbe card party is to be
y ,Ss NJ auspices Of the St
III 'he fine proceeds |
li:aSI'i6o, laI 6n Ssed to furnish the
W n, tSe n new orphans home
pr'ry.
PHI society entertained
~ ..,ir at the home of Miss
Elmer. in honor of Miss
~ whose marriage will
lime. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
,I.o 4 entertained at a comet
r morning.
-. n Keyser entertained
T +Ir aproinfed luncheon in
jVrs I Aaron Keyser Thursday
L,vr c. A. Quigley were hos.
4, EARNING dinner Thursday
sc Mcmillan and daughters
Z, entertained at a stea i'll
IA 10 Mrs. Charles Smith of
- Many affairs are being
i ,his charming visitor. ;
|ls,Ior Maids entertained at ,
n, dancing parties at The j
1 4 Columbus hall Saturday t
4 n evening was pleasantly t
4 lr,ing, after which dainty
nd were served. The hall |
u, With many flowers, The '
Irl tiironeyses OF the evening |
I RI Mrs. Charles Shields, Mr.. J
4 lry Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. /!
4 Y. aud Mrs. j. O'Conner, a
IN Owens and Mr.. and Mrs. a
NJ B Baron left last Tuesday a
! b Grande for an extensive S
"a ths eastern states and Eu- |
gstis TO be gone about four L
| lfH bnef stays with friends s.
y Chicago. Buffalo and New
b Baron will leave for Baden,
b viNl her parents. After a
rsls' visit to Germany, Mrs. s.
lMun TO Salt Lake City. I
,rr W. Reed has returned p
.lil's visit in st, Louis, the "
b bother and sister, Mr.. and So
iilN. il
I ;ffr and daughter. Mrs. el
hs7w. will be home today a
3 weeks trip TO New York e
E,Hon, where they spent X
n,h Senator and Mrs. Suth- ii
lso with Lieutenant and
= E1us Dawson.
sH,r 0rlob leaves today for CT
saHs she viii be the guest CT
.s "a and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
,.'on Of Mr, and Mrs. Fred NJ
vi be home Wednesday or ra
4 send the summer with his in
\ tale has been studying ~
'ink for some. time. fr
Sn Henry c. Hoffman and r
la Naomi Hoffman, are cx. r.
!, Iron the east some time tu
~ Hoffman has recovered l.,
HpA an operation to travel, NJ
4 Sherman Of Park City is be
" Misses Sylvia aud Mar NJ
q e vi. Wilson is visiting for a sil
,Is.s n MES Frances r. Shields, an
L,S Gertrude and Tessie Nc su
rsS: ssssie Mcclellan of Park fir
-a'ns a few days in Salt da
III We
Williams, Mrs. Gertrude in
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 independent EGO
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An interesting meeting of the history
section of the Ladies Literary club
was held at the club house Thursday
given by Mrs. a. H. Boxrud.
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AT the meeting OF the Woman 8
League Monday, Murray L King will
deliver an address on the cause Of HIGH
cost of living and tho remedy.
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Hair Switches.
Big sale all next week, half-pr
Over Crabbe's clothing, 21S s. Main
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An interesting meeting of the Utah
Congress of Mothers was held Satur
day afternoon Mt the home of Mrs w. s
MeCornlck on Center street. Bishor
Spalding gave a talk on "The Child
as a Teacher, which showed great
deal of thought.
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p'SdSai event OF the week was
dinner by MIR. and Mrs, Ii. j. Robin
son AT therr apartm m s IN the Brans-
iord Tuesday evening, covers being laid
Tor nine. The table had been very
prettlly decorated and delicious menu
was served, after which Mrs. Robin
son entertained her guests with clever
interpretations of Chopin Still later
the guests repaired to the Louvre to
enjoy the clever stunts of the actors,
and the evening proved a genuine sue
cess. The guests were Mr. and Mrs
Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Arroll. Mrs. RUBY
Hunt and Mrs, Julia Baker.
A lawn party is being arranged for
the benefit of the Girls Friendly So
ciety Of the Episcopal churches of the
city, to be held at Rowland hall. in the
near future, The money derived from
this party is. to defray the expense of
Mrs. J. j. Broughall is chairman of ar
rangements, and has named the follow
ing committees: Music, Mrs, G. II.
Stevenson and Mrs NJ l., Ritchie; -e-
freshments, Mrs. Alvah Lewis; decorat-
ing, Miss Edith Mcclure, Mrs. A. =.
Read and Miss Godbe; lighting, Mrs,
r. H. Fitzgerald and Mrs Birch; for
tune telling, Mrs w, p. Kiser and Miss
Lucille Francke;. candy, Miss Spalding,
" Of st, Marks cathedral; lemonade
booth, Mrs. A F. Greaves Walker and
Miss Gale. assisted by the Girls
Friendly of st. Paul 's flower booth,
Miss Napper and Mrs. H. j Cook, as
sisted by the missions of ST, Peter :
and st. Johns
Mrs NJ. A. Johnson was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening by few
friends, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary, The evening hours
were pleasantly whiled away IN So
cial chat. and supper was served later
In the nInnInn the dec nraiinns In thn
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Mrs, Ledyard M. Bailey will enter.
tam the missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church on Tuesday. Mrs,
Harold Sicgel will be the vocalist for
tho afternoon,
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a pretty church wedding was that
OF Mss Franciska Lehman and Raw
Cleveland Allen of Bingham, which
TOOK place Sunday afternoon at Phil,
lips Congregational church, Rev. P, A.
SimpkIn performing the ceremony.
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committee, which includes Miss Lucille
May FRANKIE, Mrs. Z. G.. Plummer, Mrs.
Selden Clawson, Mrs. Mary NJ. RYAN.
Mrs. Frank T. Roberts, Mrs l.. Mar,
c'l and Mrs. Lydia d. Alder, will serve
refreshments during the afternoon.
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The Wasatch Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Carl Dunshee on Tuesday
afternoon at her home, Fourteenth
East and Westminster avenue,
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|,.,Ior Maids entertained at
n, dancing parties at The
|i Columbus hall Saturday
| ~ evening was pleasantly
A lr,iug, after which dainty
II we're served. The hall
Gs With many flowers, The
5rl.iironesses OF the evening
Eri Mrs. Charles Shields, Mr.,
4 l.ry Welsh, Mr. and Mrs.
4 Y. aud Mrs. j. O'Conner.
lYn Owens aud Mr.. and Mrs.
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III Baron left last Tuesday
b Gnnde for an extensive
D ihs eastern states and Eu-
gstis TO be gone about four
lfH bnef stays with friends
Chicago. Buffalo and New
b Baron will leave for Baden,
b wit her parents. After
r,ls' visit to Germany, Mrs.
. rtum 10 Salt Lake City.
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|,S S Sserlrude and Tessie Nc
s.S;ss Sss.sie Mcclellan of Park
a few days in Salt
Williams, Mrs. Gertrude
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A meeting of the executive board of
the Y. p. c. U. WAS held Monday even
ing. when written report was given
hy the chairman of each committee.
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tRn ". Reed has returned
.ais's visit in st. Louis, the
y BROTHER and sister, Mr.. and
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Il G. Mcmillan and daughters
u entertained at n stea i'll
a 10 Mrs. Charles Smith Of
o.. Many affairs are being
i ,Ljs charming visitor.
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|,n Smith pleasantly en-
:" pa' Bush, who is to be
tniis.ssD is.s Later in the after.
[baiy l"U which was bright with
rS2i' y pink carnations and
" o. Oi,rsnty-four guests were
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49,, D. Kcyser entertained
IN appointed luncheon in
jvrs Aaron KeyseE Thursday
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C. A. Quigley were hos
Z !, ,lsrming dinner Thursday
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PHI society entertained
fs., q ,srtr ! at the home of Mss
r.arsr. I'M in honor of Miss
AZ sD' whose marriage will
lime. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
,I.o Il entertained at a comet
.lu morning.
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yffE and daughter. Mrs.
hs7u.. will be home today
~ weeks trip TO New York
t,Hon, where they spent
Fnih Senator and Mrs. Suth-
: llso with Lieutenant and
IA Esus Dawson.
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II =. have been made and
's'is !, readiness re- for the card
= 10 nn Monday afternoon,
,s. sI home of Mrs. George
d 'rl Tho card party is to be
ss ~ iD' suspices Of the st,
''.aIInl z IN guild, the proceeds ed
r;6b a;II bo used to furnish the
w !, n he new orphans homo
rarstTy.
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|,s G WI, Wilson is visiting for a
nv. ~ MES Frances r. Shields,
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n,,t was pleasantly, sur
fa Pra.s, ,ornoon at the home
jt,isy = si1S piercy, when twenty
l,rie i i. 'enioyed a social re-
j memo, nasi,ctions lions were enjoyed.
(,stl lsheon was served, the
y iins lansi in spring flowers
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a,r Orlob leaves today for
Eaus she will be the guest
u ,a snd sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
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E0CIETY

I ,.om Preceding Page
Mrs. R. S. Wright and
:siby MS About fifty guests
3 3. syenlDg'
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! Sherman ssl Of Park City is
L u Misses Sylvia and Mar
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'en Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred
VI be home Wednesday or
the summer with his
Y Hale has been studying
iO's for some. time.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-30
A FISHING PARTY
 AT GRANITE REEF
Had Some Success But Not Enough
 to Brag About.

A party of four from here spent day before yesterday on a fishing trip at Granite Reef. Those in the party Were F. P. Carr, Ray AleXan- der, the writer and w. H. Vessel, a young man who is here from Mis- souri looking over the country with a view to locating. The trip was made more particularly on his ac- count as he is anxious to gain some idea of the valleys irrigation sys- tenn. Fishing was purely incidental to the main object of the trip. II was fortunate that such was the case for had the four been obliged to subsist on what fish there were caught all would have come home in the evening hungry. Judge Carr took the prize. He really caught nine fish varying in size. The writer caught one and the other two mem bers of the party contented them selves with bites. According to re- port, the reason that there were so few fish in the holes below the apron of the dam is that the Indians make frequent excursions there with seins and pitchforks and a fish that can survive their attack is a might elu- sive one.