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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Shortly after
noon today rioting in the garment
workers strike was resumed, and
the police, who charged the strikers
and their sympathizers, used their
clubs freely. In one instance the
patrolmen fired into crowd of
strikers.
Society women, who have been
helping the garment workers, were
in the thick of dozen disturb
ances today, and received part of
the rough handling intended for the
strikers.
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: CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Quoet fol-
lowed today the rioting of yesterday
In the garment workers strike, in
which a number of society women
took part. Automobiles rolled from
the fashionable north shore resi-
dence section to the district in
which the strike is in force, bearing
society girls, undiscouraged by the
outbreaks of yesterday, to continue
their support of the strikers. Most
of the society women helping the
strikers are dressed as working
girls. The society women took their
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
TRAIN CRASHES
INTO A CAR
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BELLINGHAM, Wash, Nov. q
A southbound gravel train descend
ing the Elk street hill this morning
crashed into an inbound passenger
car of the Harris avenue line, tore
off the entire front of the car and
SO badly injuring Motorman Walter
Goodman and George Crawford, a
passenger, that physicians hold out
little hope for their recovery.
The force of the impact shattered
every window in the car and a
dozen passengers were cut with fly
ing glass. The passengers, large
number of them women. displayed
rare self control, and within mo-
ment after the crash the injured
men were picked up and carried to
st. Joseph's hospital.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
SOCIALISTS TO
POLL 100000 VOTES
IN CALIFORNIA
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LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2.-The So
cialist ticket in California will poll
100000 votes next Tuesday, ac-
cording to Fred c. Wheeler, social
list candidate for lieutenant-govern,
er. The claim is based on informa-
ton he has gathered as president
of the Los Angeles Central Labor
Council. The strength of the
party" said Wheeler today, sis not
generally realized by laymen be-
cause it has not been advertised by
the press"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
JOE A
TRLFLE TESTY
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Speaker
Joseph G. Cannon arrived in Chi
cago this afternoon to confer with
Acting Chairman Tawney of the re-
publican congressional campaign.
Asking regarding the progress Of
his campaign in his own district,
Uncle Joe" became a trifle chesty.
"You tell the newspapers for me-"
he said, shifting his cigar to def
ant angle, respectfully and diplO-
matically to go to hell"
Then he proceeded on his way to
find Tawney.
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G O N NJ Ed |
RIO
p A @ Z O N E |
NO WH|TEWASH
such in the debate by ministers
who had heard the testimony.
The resolution adopted reads.
THE RESOLUTIONS.


THE RESOLUTIONS.
To the Ministerial Association,
Spokane, Wash.-A committee was
appointed by this body Monday,
Oct. "a, 1910, to investigate GER
tain statements made before it on
that date regarding certain public
officials and candidates for public
office, namely, captain of police,
the prosecuting attorney and can
didate for county commissioner.
We beg leave to report as follows:
The committee has spent great
deal of time in the last ten days in
complying with your instructions,
meeting in the day time and of
evening as we could take time to
do so. We discovered that the
ground to be covered was too ex-
tensive for the short time in which
We had to prepare our report to
your body. We have been COM
PEELED to confine our investigations
very largely to some of the spe-
cific matters assigned us.
We have given careful consider
alton to the charges preferred be-
fore this body against the prose
cutting attorney. But even in this
matter we have only been able to
satisfactorily cover one case,
namely, that of Officer Downey
who shot youth named Curry. We
gave particular attention to this. be-
cause it was the one most promi-
nently brought to your attention
and which seemed to be a deter
mining factor in the appointment
of this committee.
Officer Downey had already been
investigated by the board of police
commissioners and has been adj
judged innocent of deliberate crime
and still retained his position on
the police force. Testimony was
secured by this committee, from a
number of apparently reliable wit
nesses that the shot was not all
accident caused by fall, but was
fired after aim had been taken.
The prosecuting attorney has de-
clared his intention of reopening
the case and prosecuting it vigor-
ously. We trust that the future
shall vindicate the work of this
committee in seeking to further the
ends of Justice. This report aims
to be simple statement of facts
and does not attempt to attach
praise or blame to any person.
The charges against Police Cap
- GIL Eox 4 q
consideration of the board of po-
lice commissioners and are to be
considered by the city council, and
as we have had no time to sufflc-
iently consider the matter no re-
port is made concerning it..
The charges concerning w. 3.
Dishman, candidate for county
commissioner are of such charac-
ter that they deserve the careful
consideration of each member or
this association and every right
minded citizen. We have not at
tempted to summon witnesses. for
in doing that We would not have
been able to complete another part
of this report, but on one matter,
that of selling LIQUOR without H.
cense, the records of Justice Hyde's
court speak for themselves. II the
association so desires the commit
tee will have a transcript of the
matter prepared for the regular
meeting of this body next Monday.
Members of committee concur
ring in this report Bruce Brown.
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GERMANY'S CROWN
PRINCE ON TOUR

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BERLIN, Nov. 2.-The crown
prince, the princess and their suite
today started on long tour through
the far east. The party will visit
Ceylon, British India and other east
ern countries. They will begin the
return journey in June, returning
to Germany via Manchuria.
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LABOR LEADERS ARRIVE.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.--Three
leaders of organized labor in Cali
fornia, In company with a number
of other witnesses, arrived IN Los
Angeles today and will go before
the Times special grand jury~this
evening or tomorrow morning. The
leaders are: o. A. Tvietmoe, Sec
rotary of the state building trades
council; Antoine Johannsop, mem
Der of the state federation of labor,
and A. II. Yoell. secretary OF the
Asiatic Exclusion league. branch
of the labor organization. 49, v
Ths Spokane Press. Delivered,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-High
officers of~the. army and navy SER
vices today. pronounced as ridicu-
lous statements made by Captain
Brady In his Kansas City lecture
regarding the blowing up of the
battlesifip Maine. No piece of
Ika bic isl now iAsehe possession of
the navy department. as Brady as
serted, these officers declared.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
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BILLINGS, Mont, Nov. g.
While running at the rate of 20
miles an hour and shortly after
passing Newton station, east of
this city, last night, the engine of
a Northern Pacific train exploded,
killing Fireman Owen Jones. ia
tally injuring Engineer Ben Wilson
and seriously scalding John Pollard
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
CHARGED WITH STEALING 5000

Charged with the theft of 5000
from Nick Guitans, fellow country
man, Louis Myklos, Greek, was
bound over to the superior court by
Judge Mann yesterday afternoon.
Myklos is alleged to have enticed
Guitans to his room and there
robbed him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
FUNERAL OF FATHER AHEARN

MaurlceJ. English, a prominent
Butte attorney, was in the city yes
terday, attending to the details of
the burial of his cousin, Rev. T. c.
Ahearn, who was found dead In
his room at the Chicago hotel Sat
urday afternoon. The funeral took
place from the Buchanan under
taking parlors at o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
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= SHE'S QUITE A LAWYER. Z
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y
. OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. q
= Mrs. Isabella Martin, defend 4
= ing herself on charge of dy- 4
. namiting the home of Judge 4
= Ogden, displayed dilatory tao 4
. tics today that would have 4
. made the most accomplished I
= criminal lawyer green with I
. envy. 4
= Although two days of her 4
= trial have elapsed, only one
= juror has so far been accept 4
. ed, and in each case il has 4
= been the keen questioning OF 4
= Mrs. Martin that has resulted 4
= in the disqualification Of the
. veniremen.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02

PANTAGES-The Hawaiian Four
at the Pantages theater this week
are winning the hearts of their
audiences with their exceptionally
fine voices and well selected must
cal numbers. Mile. Mercereau in
lie Tradgede De Egypte,' a classic
pantomime. dances two beautiful
dances.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-The
case of Supervisor ID. e. Blackburn
OF San Mateo county. accused OF
receiving a bride for his vote on a
contract to furnish the new court
house at Redwood City, was con-
's~-< n,.! november ..
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AGED PROFESSOR DIES.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. g.
Professor William Henry Brewer,
so, professor emeritus in the Uni
versity of California, died today at
hisc home here. His death was due
to old age. He became connected
with the University of California
in 1862 and served continually I'M
till 1903, filling many important
chairs.
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CUT off THOSE QUEUES 4
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, PICKING, Nov. Am i'm
, perial edict, issued by the en- 4
peror today, commands all rep 4
resentatives of the Chinese
government stationed outside
of China to cut off their 4
queues. The edict takes i'm 4
mediate effect. 1t is made APP 4
plicable especially to all mem 4
bers of the consular service.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
GABY'S DEMI-VIERGE TURBAN
CAUGHT THE KING, BUT SHE
WASN'T VERY GRATEFUL AT THAT

PARIS, Nov "A court has
awarded 5000 damages to a Paris
milliner against Gaby Delys. Coun-
sci for the milliner explained that
his client made silk turban for
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MEDFORD, Ore, Nov. 2.-The
local forestry officials are making
arrangements to at once re-seed a
portion of tue area in the Crater
national forest, burned over last
summer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
SPRECkELS, SUGAR
KING, WANTS DUTY
OFF SUGAR BETS

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Claus
Spreckels. California sugar mag
nate, called on President Taft to-
day and informed him that he
hoped to see the duty removed
from sugar beets. Spreckels told
the president that he is going to
Europe to gather statistics to show
that such a change is advisable.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov 1.-THE
American Automobile association
was today enjoined from prevent
ing Barney Oldfield from entering
the races at the Drivers meet here
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Mile. Delys in
the role of a
demi-vierge. In
deed. it was so
chic that ning
M a n u e |, who
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02

was present at the tneater where
Mile. Days was appearing a few
months ago, applauded her fran
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02
Fa.ar Delaware pIEee plar

Emphatic .n0,CTEeruent Of the proposed
construction OF dikes as ou5iined by ths
Maritime Exchange ana other leading
trade and cOmlnerclai lTaniZations, and
imdorsed by Major DeakJ %, engineer IN
charge Of chanpal improvements at Pliia-
delphia mas 1een given by engineers and
other who have Tor years foli0weF tie
efforts made by ehe Government todesp-
en- the oaRnnei 10 81 Delaware Eyer.
Actin ( Director Hasekarl, OF tlB DoeE
Department. who was in charge Il chan
rel 0peu tiona ia tia Delaware under
various ~iogsrnnient engineers, declared
that the { asent plan OF dixie ionstrnc-
ton is the only praetical plan alst could
be lcllowed Il efficiently maintai & chan
mel depth of35 ieet.
The absence oi d system OF dies is be-
ljeved tc Ee responsible for III deteriora-
ton shown IN tie present &C dision OF
the channel.
The mos recent survey mae by Major
peakyne shows that, at Ft Mitiln
range, for 2 distance Of $50 fee She mesn
llw water deptl. IS 29.3 fee. or nine
inches below the .equited 30-tot DEPTH
At Tinicum leland tire low n.er depth
is pivel at 29.8 ises. Al Sehoner Ledge,
Tor a langth 81 5000 feet, tie isess mean
low water depth WIS foun0s168 ISL feet
AZ Bellevue 8 shosI 500 'et 1ong was
| fmn3, over watch The men ON water
F, depth was 27,2 Tea. III Easy Island
! Inc shoal area 3, {eEded' 4, Mfeet, ana
| the mean low wgfeg QspliNaa 1853 lee !,
/ md similar conditions g found Al
| ether points.
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ri,e 8snf VI lasa.

4 r7bii0 meeting Was held in the Eirst
1aasrst Church Oh Wednesday, when
tf l.Hst doctrine Hat a1 pounded ~ z
s0ru54is way by Rev 6. Z, Luther, VINO
wes are Owe years ago &a4 gave such
s report 20 the Baptist Board of Home
= ols ~ 20 iea3 rhan 70 bask the pro
eel IS building Z ire 5ableN iifce TOR
demon Luaslon IN seun's Move.
Prof Warren Mart Erst poke Oh
y Jerking Methods. 10 pas Dread mind
cd, gYupabuetic adore He said above
Hll wo shouid give no cause for ofense IL
81 figtjan work. We should all be iab0r-
sfs together with Goo. IN church work
IL sch0o. work, in CIVIC work We should
90 is1arers with each other and uot for
enc alo' her The kingdom Of God is
love. Joy. peace and having {sibh II man.
kind We should have e 5yolG 9oncep~
tioB o' tle POSE biiities OF 5oys aid girls.
Re 0road 4inCe1 strouR armed wige rs
%eegpeltss harmless as doves, unsslash IN
sacrIioe and have a mission 10 leir
sBss 1ct
a, Luther spoke Of the Baptia3 doc.
auo Church goyernu eub. The gov
efpIieut Ii Democrat , each congregation
De -pGependent snd can discipline 10
minister. They hays minister aud cea
con-, 30 elders nor bishops. They be
&yesa ths ac~iptural mode Of oaptisn j
i1unier5iol and DO not believing N pap
tiainE children They hold 10 clos,
communion, thas s, they 20 not PERM
Hembars Of other clutches 70 partake Q
sir communion 9 ensnte.
These ara 5hs essential Doctrines whicI
make them g Church and to form q fed
ersfi0n Hith other churches would mes.
81 do aWsy the Raptiss Church.
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PEnRICN VIZ

Hl 29--Ir. Z. r. Johra9r We an
7 ssday tDs. Haa brosel while cranllDg
b. automohi'e aJora We rlou.ln ago
a sou was recently born 70 hIl. and
AIRS. tsni. Weathefby4 at Sgel es0or6~
Merritt Anderson has gone h t-ofiJa
SITS. aeland Sparks has returned from
New d5s stay in PHILADELPHIA
Erafs Loudenslager, oi le'lladelphis.
speHt st week al Frank Gaventa's.
HeF Alfred Wagg, Of Iren ION, and AIr.
sn a1e = Alfred Il. Wa" Of With Mr..
am rs. ll.oa dolton.
lsra. BIber, Sailor entertained over
! saadaY Alrs. 5. Wells, Of Camden
III .. NIrs. .fsseiand Sparkle enter
tain family party az dinner on
ntAfb ksk Wing Ley,
Mr. anJ Mild. a7n HINT enIeJta ned
last week, NEf mrF L~;ppincctt, q. Col
hnas wood, ana ri aal Et3. John Straw
bridge, Of Philadelphia.
Miea Nen NJ be is ~ again
Miss Hela7 nealen haa been spording
a few days i'll anD'e Grove,
About forty s~latiyea gave NJ aud Mrs.
HenIy Hoiton a genuine surp ise @"
Thanks2i ing W coming to shei lone
ard By the hep Of weli-flied baskets
thus "a. Dyed a Thsnasg;Tin Day To-
geti.er. Those present were Nh. ano Ils.
Samuel Holton, Mrs, Marths LonRacre,
MI. ami Mrs. TAorss Lot gacrs and soI,
M. a.5 Mrs EhGflas WsRtlar5ys Mr.
and NJ william Loneacge, Mr.. end
Mrs. Mayhem ia sitsol esd son, Mr. ana
Mrs. Clinton HoltoE osd family, Nj and
Mr. Clarence Ham son auG family, Of
gwedssboro, Mr.. ard hrs, Harrison Hol-
Ten, cfPsnu's 1roye, " and Nrp. Thomas
uoiton and iaugnte Mr. and Mrs. Al
BERT villa asof, Mr. ard Mrs. Charles
dampson aud Mrs. Fannie Holton.
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siafa peaDje 9a8ied
sn Tue su,aaY eraa..

~
500, a,o.te,.
q ~ 4 ghTrc5 III
~ !. KY, n, ,fioot ~ a,ss
iuosAay 9Htlll.a 49booi osrb
sis N'"'s '".steS.
heV. John t.9oI sts phstof 9 W y
W. y Chlfel, saltn, w Z.
q Salem CaahG5 sands E3H9o' IS
Aoii, iaa sie Lsss'A3 U eitNs0
he has atfa19a- i3 Aleebiit ~
feltalo1s e.sef g gft 'oat9J,
8 vie iast No1nty ~ph9eia
Sahooi Rofkrif sle Jtcf5ase ~ 49,
aaea o. gu la} Se "ois W 't'
" > Veo ~ 'S 413t'' t-s -
c:eaee NAY & 'e- A 9 tp.Vt
pofts ~. 'es u'5 80 :
psfe y Y ntns ~ III z Sslys "tp
eIqsihg :" 1888 y. ooih =
TS''oo. Hot'1f 25l@
.d = an s.e so9s a'@tr =
,oulu a'tsht at5"V Sent "
ghe CAuicAeH W ibA he9 a24o "'ein-
Ab9at 9 hundred Nsle en- htEEr
some spir.tet ,gag lY tAe cong regau)u
and E 80 tae lfata4 al3ir al bae church
t.e7. u 81 ttol- pastor "a Menogia
bsptlsA Jn'tQa itd sp2@7 ~ AlU ~
3r2ani1e = III . 5sA Aitef shooehs Z
5'Dn so y'ie.
olHlh l5t3y t',4'l9 . aHt ...1 ~
{ t.a,'lt ~ a,pJ0S 4,.I
Z hen'7s s.,N |ef .@tg ~
sy-1l3 ha rgr .Hs aa4if= srIg.lars #.
sbe sanday s165
30
A3f tEA al. E41lEf Jt
5he SD ii7ef oslen' "aa the
ot,la. sao'.s ife ssi2 y ~i no
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NpQpaToM

nfs 7arah Miller II 3~surnte, Nst +s
1tlla and ALICE Miller ot Nsw&It a1e Il
2leuesgiyi II with Or. aud a ,
miller
Nj. sad Nrs. Jchn Reeves and laaghtr
Gfeea iave 'atarnad from a tr.i VI 1Fa
iag5on p. n.
NJ aaa Mrs; J. @. e~ue.ba4er ala
dsqehter Helen a I Mrs. Cae5ifle Dem
sIent 1aprsday til Saturday with lier'.s
4 CaniQen.
Wis -nez Fiz,n, cfHoly Beach, ~
.tel aer DareEls Mr.. ard Ms. VIM.
Nzci, lroln Thurs lay TIL N~on3ay.
lIs. Franz Foster has beep.con.inol "a
l7lse from attnck Of i6dgEInailry
| rl4umEtislu.
he annue karn eTs Jnati5ufe viii be
lad 2 III Opera House on Tuesday and
Sa4uriaY Decsnibe tth ard 10Th
she rsello workers 3t tile Methodist
G ufeh wb noid their bazaar in Wealth
eiag Y1.iQia9 IN Friday and Satu day
d cef 1sr e aud l0th.
property OF he late Martin Carney
sa 3Cld Last satnGay X Ria. Anna
Osnsy fr sl05l,
8r and Mira. rlomaa Mcallista1 of
lgiesgfove cute ia nod Q afg3 company
If relatives nd friends On Thanksgiving
oay
Mra. Aiveh Buahell anc t6o children, !
of ienkinto \ i haye oeen spsndiny a few
days 40 N- William FeathsrDy'
"a village improvement society y oelng
~ a8Izea leFe Unde. lie .eadeT ihip Of
Kew hn lstioak- oi The Presbyterian
Church.
Tie Hoovaa property In snarpsoru
Was sod ua Saturday 80 Sapne, Sea
srs ~ Tor s!435-
IE0 Farmers T1ssieutes under the auf
ices CT th3 5tata Board Of AgriuerltuIs
vii b. held ia tAs Opera House fridsy
and Saturday December 9th glA t0th.
Ile sessions re .ree 20 sl and E .srge
5tstnlaHce or farne-s and all Others N
Ne lesgeo IN aHiCGlt5rai mat ter5 il request
Ladies and young people are cspscl
Ally ngit=d.
william 2, Fiitgrait aas siis 1917 illus
grated almanac aDd year hook Of n First
Eatona Bark "a Vood3towu noatlj
3eady fer the prsss, l.auh Issue al tilis
annual yesr bcoE haf contained very IN
terestin4 Aistor -cel ili3g02tiou.
Some changes ID srn ant nave
be3l arrange f1@ iaXt yeaF in
p~i,esgrope. osiall lordsn who Iiya3 al
Austin arm opposite the almsho9ae
Q wled " Carries 3. Hires and
Y ilo 4se bought T. iarrI near Penn
4rcga VIII ~ followed By Horace Eli eli.
Le navd Iav5oo iias rental the Charles
b Ign ,3y.n ard Robert 9, Bayres vii
ne" 1Ato he Bottom iarna yacs teo By
Layton
ala.u County Trust TO-. has Lsen
,,gHtazsa BY the leading stock hoidals
" oodsiQwu Nst5cIa balk' NE DIS
ne. viii TIA transact 4 IL buildiuf %
3 of3a5owc Bank 1le nc0rn1,ato1a
Isaac tx AippiAcJV., VIZ. I
F~eaiAerly 3faak Cays h1WAY9 VI
}un4itIf3ys. h. Smith Ba asa Wia z
.~Itc-a't, Wi'belt B ti.tlalers 7 Al6
1rbv AIan Y. CLARK 5el'e scs Ll4.
stse III, Laura 4. LippiuCot ana anne
Ac.8.t. 4H institution las NO coz CO.
WITH w.. promotion c. ItNst Com
ga,s,r ller1 .69 p. Y. Percy
.an1er ia #aoaat @a
Conn TEust 05-arany o-
4 oy yhoae rsaly ias5rostel +" tle
1gn NatiQua- Bans. Fl nos coaetE-
aFoposeG asost company af wn'1H
Y E-hhiDs IS chairman aHd VAr
..If french i7eaaalar reported
5nPa csc q sslllsn ~ aot W pose 10
q -liair project.
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COUNTY v0HssATIoNs

Une Of Saiem'e 80 sis was eIosed iase
week On account d pupil having 1ipf-
iberia.
The Elmer Board Edu:stiou les sel.a
? request to the 1ti Board tor ne
appointment Of 5stss A Wen " az
superintendent 81 be Salem ecan
schools.
Ss,em City has feca7 ar inl1ucas.
rom the Coisgt Of l-ll<s s. 81 "a s<penee
OF $500, r~estralning eh tder 81 the 9ta58
BOARD Of Healgi wt,@ ganf % fore.
that City put il a sew ase nisn6
at a great eXpenee.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

HoUsn desiring beauty get wonderful
p hom Bueilen's Agnica Sslye. is
1iWpieo akin eraptioDa, scfes snd
II make the skin sol. and gslvetg.
gosI1e ne faes Crls ae,e eyes, cod
s1. macsad lips, obapped hands 88s.
10 bg3ns. sca.6s, laFeE sores. cute br1ises
sa piiea. &5r ng 3s
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02
H ~ DUE
WI t Sa sold at pJJ tc sale Oil
SATURDAY, DKCEMPER u I3l

eli The .aeuezar S. Pedrick farm % the PENIS
Grove 5hd Bridgeport road, near Eight SQUARE
School BoHse, the following peso .l} pral 3rty
2HoEsEs, ! Cow.
John Z black horse 10 years pa gcoa c.
WORK or driving Dick a black hCIs 8 yefrt
Ot5 god Tor work or drying. : 1oW fah
bl0qded Attorney, as good as Cal BE- Iftlt
WAG0ss, IMPLEMENTS,
Good heavy wagon i inch tread, rIbN1g tira
Iaaggy nearly new, carriage. dilGc, raGt, set 7-
lrJeF sbelviBgs, set Of truck springs a1l
sid 5 .ad bottoms, horse rake, tg'o-EGfse a.pN.
I'M aoFss plow, Do5atp digger, poJfte laT
6 snlt.g0tgyg. marker oct com gLetler la4
Z 1stef ? big water barre s,,pe abctc.a torss,
-raee chains, hand spraVer.
So bushels of corn. 81 hot ted sasF nj iu
ga0c condition, apoHt Ia -ash-aeG Sleeper.
Tan Oh .luluthy ind clover nA., - tea 4- e#.A
stalls, lot CT manura u b3rr YARD.
C0tUntis Rlf ge Ma. 3 slu0st EeB
Sale V Is bagip at c'G.Osk T. h.
CouGiGiuns-A credit II 10 mo1taS 6llt DC
gigep on All suns OF $40 and more or Ictf @lL
security payable at PedricktoWn Bank. AK
SUMS below $40 Cast II close " sails.
GHARLES r.. justice
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

Eor thirty years J r. Boyer Of Feraia,
Nc, needed help ard O0uidnt ind IT..
bsgt'S why he wants t. bel saine one
nov, Suffering 81 loug himself he fsols
ioi gfI distress ron Backacha. Nervous
nef 7ass Of Appetite, Lassitide sDd gia-
1e; disorders. he shows tnat Eia5trlc
Bi.ters wol. wonders ior such gsydb.es
Five bottles, Ne writes. wholly card
tie ara uov r ADJ veil and heaIEs Y las
s}s5 positively guaranteed lar Liver Igoube
Dyspepsia. Blood DisC,dars, Female Cou-
I.aints ard Aaiar.a. Try them. 59a az
ATete johnson.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02
Marrled

NELSON JARNS- In Woodstavu.
November 81. e9l0, ~ Rev. Charies
Parker, John Nelson OF Woodstown, ana
Mrs. Josephine Jahns, Of Penis G..