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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
/ HAMILTON LEWIS
WILL DEFEND HIM

cb tefo Jan 4 John a. Gar.
~ Nemer president 90 the Great
Fsa Bess su8ar company and
n a. ksae 81 4 Chieasu frAlif
r. y aer ARREST hers to-day
|a3st wssa Implication IN The
a ee3 lgansls
= 'n4Ftmeat under uhleh Car
- ~ ~aa returned u fcsne.
no. Thrpaxk hia attorney 81
ieuia, Garrett Waived an
tsaen az rusffd hands ot
10 II hls ssnsaFanec In iioise
~ AaseA
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telephone interests shows bis grasp
Of the wire situation
The new First Security company
little heard Of, has the fnme di,
reotofs as the First National IL
order 20 clear the bank Of the
charge Of holding speculative So.
cunties. this company takes over
many Of the bank holdings n Us
through this company the leaders
work together whenever u rs nee.
essary
Beyond Az Figures.
II Ii impossible to calculate the
money which is at MorRans dis.
pogai At the beck and call of him.
self and his associates IL enough
70 enable them 70 do any Of the fol.
lowing
Stop panic; start panic; IN.
terfere With government finance;
call in millions of loans on short
notice; Grant or refuse credit;
manipulate bank reserves; move
money from one part 81 the eoun.
Try 70 another; stop payment az
hundreds Of savings banks with a
few hours notice.
Think for yourself what such
power means IN the hands o. one
mani And, think you, that any
man, even though patriot, should
be trusted by a nation with such
gigantic powerg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

PORTLAND. ~ IA sunye and
placid as az any time In bis career.
BinTer Hermann. ex.represcutative
In congress- from Oregon and ex
commissioner Of the land office. ID
IN Portland today and will remain
here until after She trial OF the
charges against him. now pending
in The United states court
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Street Condemnation Case
Raised On Interesting
Point.

shall taxes be assessed against
the individual owners OF burial lotsq
Superior iadsc BOYD D ranman
SAYS not In decision rendered
today IN the ease Of the elty IL
Seattle against the Mount pleaaant
cemetery, a corporation. Judge Tan
man lald down tho rule that the cor
poratlon itself should be taxed. aud
Not the individual owners OF Gem
ctarN lota.
Notice 81 appeal was PROXIMITY
made BY The defendant. aud the
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beers. the letter says. has fallen
from 1850 cents 10 1873 cents,
showing thar the Rockefeller nihle
elaaA ~ good GA statistics u these
contributions are Increased onlY
ai per cent there wili be no deficit
AZ least sia0 q needed Ia make
good. and the mrmberH ~ the class
are urged % pay Up A. once
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IzHR|Es BRINGS
v SHIP SUBSIDY BILL


scsneiuaso.g
-. 7a'-....-. ..a4..ss.ss..a
fsisra ana THAI fhe per
8 Me tfee must he Amerf.
> iarfbef provided that 40
epn>4 br controlled ~ rail
1npsay OF which receives
Fsfsrence from ans rail-
saay shaf BE- entitled 10
zliY
nlak BIZ blll. CONGRESSMAN
~ toaav sald
aaa De Buit fer War.
& ~ vessels under ITS hiil
bilt Win view 70 their
He n War They must be-
ei se iaai they cna carry
apfs Effective cannon ~ not
81 1aches callscF They
q ~ times at the demand
sEnpeuf They must car
AS'sn boFa and traits them
saship nnt hurst aii b. ~
~ Ansefieau citizens.
n are RoW Carrying
/ 81 cur commerce fhey
.ins 500 300 goo q year
Amefican people for this
tnelf foreign snip3
y maintain our ilFht
oihef aids 70 navigation
Seattle an Instance
4 e. Amerlrao r..os.io rp,.e tbc
ihsrs Woui5 - - o,soe5tle.r.
sEisiafion The American
pags twice as much
II ~ same service aa does
az competitor On both
'e.sn shipping companies
~ tpfme1 and ere preying
.gaii3erfe On the Atlantic
~ last three Tcara these
nave fai 20 freight rates
Aeft End Europe more than
cent o. taa racifie these
q one time Increased
sles @ore taau 800 per
s.t GAYS ago @ vessel came
- hafu1f from Europe
'fnl tarFo for fi25 q ton
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tank into which she does her div.
ms Il IL huge affair ~ glass
and with Il goes a complete scene
setting a whole woodland vale
When it'n All on the stage Il looks
just as u Miss Nord had sneAket
quietly of into the woods 10 splash
about a hii. unseeu.
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NEW YORK, Jan. Al. plerpont
Morgan, Thomas 8. Ryan. and Levi
9. Morton loinua hands yesterday
IN merger Of three trust com.
panice which unlteR resources OF
sfso.ooo.o00.
u is q merger Of the Guaranty
Trust company, the Morton Trust
company and the Fifth Avenue
Trust company. under the Title Of
the Guaranty Trust company.
NEW YORK. Jan pltiieau
merclless death was crushing down
r ~ Hartman when J. plerp0nt
Morgan sat beside him At Arden.
The ineonqHefRbie Hartman. an.
clent enemy ~ Morgan. was Yield
ing 20 death. the great fighter was
humbied
Morgan suddenly discovered that
be. too. was aging and he realized
death could NOT be far away.
Since that day j Plcrpont Nor
Eau. money king 81 the United
States. has been putting hts house
Ia order dor the Journey from
whieh there ~ no return
The Greatest Money Trust.
Within the past few months he
has bUlii up the greatest money
trust the world has ever seen.
When be acquired the Equitable
Insurance company. Morgan found
BimArlf IN eontrol az three great
money pots that receive the con
trihutiuns Of the American public
iis has the NeW York iAfe. the Ma.
saal and the Equitable
The three greatest banks Ia
America arc his
They are che National City bank
the National Bank ~ Commercs
and the First National. all of New
York Banks dependent on these
may BE- found in almost every city
nf the 'nifed States
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BIC BANK COMBINE MAKES
MORGAN u. s. MONEY KING
OTHER RICH MEN
MoHoAN'8 PUPPETS.

4 Morgnu'H recent activities
4 prove him boss OF all the
= money kings
Rockefeller. Stlilman, naker
4 1.-The leaders in finance are
= mefe puppets OF J. Pierpont
= Morgan.
An Instance 81 MorEnnR
= power WAS shown when Iiarrl.
. man was dying. Hartman
= called Morgan 10 him. IN the
4 last moments nid Hartman
4 turn over a truafeeahipg
A. 20 Rockefeller aubaerv
= ieneY 20 Morgan. there j. iit.
= tle doubt Senator Aldrleh,
= John y JrH father Ina law,
= who ID supposed 20 represent
4 standard on In the senate.
= wired Morgan "a New York
az soon aH the recent tariff
> bill Was signed
Could Morgan. who has
4 helped make this couutrys
: money kings, break them as
= WeE9
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TheNewpOrt
CAFE & GRILL
FIRST AND MADISON.

The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skill in pre-.
scribina 10 most efficiently supple.
nnenteo BY the druggists skill In
compromising. RAVEN DRUG CO.,
isfB Second Az.
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The special fea
turs Of being
conducted on tbs
operative plan.
Wtfh fuueNluH Mt
reduced Operating
expenses enables
these dnntlafn 20
DO the highest
class guaranteed
~ Jerk A. one half
The prices ehaFRs 4
~ any other 4ru-
tai nfra 81 the
city Another feh-
fure f. the spe-
clAi arrangement
50 acculm usiate
out ~ fuwn people
Immediately upun
calling Cali and
Enf prices and SEQ
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PAYS TRIBUTE TO
ALFRED + PARKER

Out ~ respect 20 the late Coun.
cilmsn Alfred r Parker the city
council transacted only that bust
ness Nhlch was required hf law af
fhe meeting last night The deuk
81 the dead councilman was draped
with crepe. aud resolutions ~ sym.
patty fpr hiss family were adopted
The funeral took place today. and
WAS largely attended
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WALL PAPEp, PAINTS AND
BRUsPEs
Are being sold az the Federal at
the lowest prices ever quoted It's
good time 10 buy these neceesl-
ties
Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co.
1874 First Az
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CITIZENS TO VOTE
IN SPITE OF GILL


'sa.-= aa.a--ass-ss-ss
us home owner who worked ia the
day time sd their registering The
privilege wa8 Is b. dsnted him 81
NAfrulie achema. which waB ~
once adopted b. lli Giii The
scheme had an additional aaFant.
age trom Giifa poirt ~ yisw tlls
large foll0wlnE. ahose business
does not begin until the red ughta
glow. have plenty ~ time 10 regis
tor la The day lime.
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A4afHiH Aad an additional aaFAntz
age fr0m 0ilfa rolrt ~ visw slls
large following. ahose business
dorz not begin until the red lights
glow. have plenty 81 time 10 regis
ieg ia he day lire.
Star Exposes tire Plan.
Days ago The Star exposed the
piece y dirty politics that Glll and
Carroll acre about a. pefpsffafr
upou the decent voter The small
taxpayers at once registered their
ouposiIion a. the plan A delaEa.
ton from the WorkiugEuens league
vas present az the city council last
nixht 20 demand that the working
man wtth hts sman home. who paid
the taxes should have ths hooks
On the pr~cincts 80 he could regis
ter.
The Stars canvass o. the
council revealed the fact that
the 0lii machine In tire council
- still w favor ~ deprlvina tire
working man % chance 70
vote ~ tire primaries. Despite
public opposition 90 seattls's
first taste 81 ogi's dirty pom-
tics. the Gill machine II the
council stands pat on the prop.
oalticn.
The men whn fear that sha votern
might hurt Gilla chances ~ einr.
tiuH II they voted. and eho viii
favor Carroire scheme 90 preyeut
them registering. are Way. Gill.
"a Wyer Jackson. zbindcn. Arm.
strung and Hines One wuuid thinh
4 waa q roll cali Ga the council on
one Of CHS pet political ordi
nanree The machine IL stiii hold
ing together Counciiman.ai.la Large
ilurd. VIM ia counting The favor Of
the gang. would not forecast his
action IL wished 10 isnvs himself
upen to negptiafi9us with the Gn!
machine today
Armstrong Fears the Voters.
Armstrong snd Hines. both can
didatea f1r reelection, are not
anxious 90 have a heavy reRlxtru
tiou IN their wards They see de-.
feat ahead N the votoru have 4
chance 80 express their opinions
81 their c0uucilmanic acfa
The eouncllnfsn who were In
favor % having an honest.
square primary are Reveiis.
Sparkmsn, Mekinnon, Weaver,
Wsrdail. Mullen. Murphy and
Goddard. Reveilc and Wardaii
will INTRODUCES bills tonight 10
prevent the Gil and Carroll ma.
chine successfully carrying out
CAROLS political trickery.
Conway will not be- present At
the meeting OF the council tonight.
as be- Is absent FROM the city
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ths class ~ work being done
Third Floor Centrai building. Third and
Columbia ST.. Seattle
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We hollow grind Zee skates. 25c
a pair A T. Han. iiii FlrHi av
asa
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EDWIN D. BROWN, -, u. r.,
ItH First Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
Open evenings untii y ana Sundays
unfit 3 m Tor people who Wafh
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mako q dollar. and ths
Dental Combine VIII
lose two dollars when
] 40 gaur Dental work.
4 Hm not com petlua
lWifh cheap Dentists.
.hut with the state
dental Combine The
Brown Dental offices
have been established
AZ rs First avenue.
aegttiai for seventeen
Years
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Conway viii not be- present al
the meeting OF tho council tonight
as be- Is absent froin the city
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Armstrong ard Hines. both can
didaies f0r reelection, are not
anxious 90 have a heavy reRlstn
tiou IN their wards They see de-.
feat ahead n the voters have q
chance 80 express their opinions
Of their rouuciimaufc acts
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Egyptian place cards werc uEed, having
scenes illustrative OF Egyptian life.
one Of the most delightful affairs OF
IN week was the reception given by
DR. and Mrs. j. T. Klnugsbury I'm honor
Of the graduating class OF the universe
~ the rooms being decorated whit
profusion OF roses and n program OF
music given by Miss Romania Hyde,
accompanied by Miss Marian Mat
and ices In the diningroom, which was
done In red and white roses. Assist
Ing in serving were Mrs. II. X. Lyman
Mrs Blaine Roberts, Mrs, Clarence
Ebaugh. Mrs. Frank Moyle and tho
Misses Edith, Ruth and Orpha kings
bury, Mildred Ferguson and Miss
Moore. Or. and Mrs. Klngsbury were
assisted In receiving by Mr.. Anderson,
president OF the senior class.
Mrs l.. r. Farnsworth was hostess
at a bridge tea on Monday afternoon,
about a dozen tables being played and
number Of guests coming In 10 tea.
The rooms were In roses and peonics,
and assisting the hostess We're Mrs.
Frank Knox. Mrs. r.. y. Woodruff, Mrs.
O X Lewis. Mrs. J. NJ Bowman. Mrs.
Junius Jungk and Miss Edna Farms
worth
Miss Mabel kinnersley entertained
on Monday at a parcel shower for Miss
Vera Halbum. ono OF the months
brides, roses and peoples being used
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week for a two months stay in the
Pacific northwest.
Miss Glore win be the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. f. p. Gaylord, during ths
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jaschka left the
latter part OF the week for the east.
whore they will remain for two months
spending the greater part " the time
In Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer H. Jones have
returned from a months trip In the
east when Mrs Jones attended the
biennial OF the General Federation Of
Women's clubs In Cincinnati
Mrs. G. w. Freed and daughter, Mrs
Esther Freed Filler with little Law
ton Filler. will leave Monday for New
York, To sail on tho 25th Of the month
for an extended European Tip.
Miss Vera Eldredgo returned Tues
day from Denver, wnerc she has spent
the year at the Denver College Of
Music.
Mrs. George Sutherland sailed this
week from lew York In company with
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter the wife OF
senator Carter Of Montana and her
two sons. The party will go first 10
Norway and Sweden. and later to Ger
many, where they will see the Passion
Play at Oberammergau.
Misses 1nez Clark Louise Barnard
and Viola Clark left this week for the
Clark ranch I'm Little Creek canyon.
Miss Cora Moreton will join them the
early part OF the week.
Mrs. Jonathan G, Royle accompanied
her son. Edward Milton Royle and will
remain indefinitely at his home in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Critchlow leave
for Princeton Tuesday to attend the
Of their son, Francis, which
takes place on June Is.
The Misses Adella and Corwin Pitts
accompanied by their younger sisters.
Oralee and Corinne, will leave June 10
for Pasadena, whore they will spend
the summer with relatives.
Miss Mary Rogue. who has been at
tending college at Colorado Springs
arrived Friday TO spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Bogue. Miss Bogue was accompanied
by her classmate Miss Laura Mon
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with pretty effect in the decorations.
and the hostess being assisted by Mrs
T. S. Kinnersley, Mrs. Herman r.
Campbell and Mrs. A. p. Kinnersiey.
About 80 were present.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. l.. L.
Terry entertained at a tea, the rooms
being decorated IN peonies. roses and
sweet peas, and the hostess assisted by
a number of friends. About 1875 were
present.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Claud
Williams and Miss Charlotte Holmes
entertained at bridge tea. 10 tables
being played and others coming in for
tea, The rooms were decorated in pink
peonies, roses and japanese IRIS, and
assisting the the hostesses were Mrs
Fred Little, Mrs. A. II Ensign. Miss
Mercy Lewis. Miss Mary Halloran and
Miss Lucille Clark.
The Misses May and Ivy Brown de-
lghtfully entertained the Euterpe club
at their home Wednesday eve. June
3. The first part OF the evening was
spent in reorganizing the club. Miss
Ivy Brown was unanimously elected as
president, Miss Bess Smith as vice
president and Miss Vera Jensen as
secretary and treasurer. New rules
and regulations were made and the
club decided TO postpone their business
meetings until the first Friday in Sep
tember Miss Laura EalSle was initial
ed in as n new member Afterwards
dainty. Refreshments were served and
the club adjourned until Saturday. June
25. when Miss Leonore Watts will en-
terrain the club at campfire and
slumber party at her home on East
Vine street.
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NfowrSs12

A beautiful wedding celebrated the
marriage OF Miss Viola Campbell ana
Don s. Campbell on Thursday, night,
the ceremony having been per
formed at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Golden Kimball officiating, and large
reception following at the home Of the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. 5.
Campbell on north Main street PINK
and white were the decorations used
throughout the house, the bridal party
standing in the drawing room under
n canopy Of pink and white carna-
lions and smilax, while tho same
flowers were about the room. The
library was in palms and potted
plants, and here an orchestra was
stationed giving a delightful program
during the evening The dining room
was In pink roses, the table having
Clunv lace cover over pink satin, cut
glass bowl flled with pink roses, and
plnk-shadcd candelabra. Mrs. prson
Howard and Mrs. Grace WoollLy pre-
sided here. assisted by the Misses
Florence Campbell. Margaret Clawson,
Dorothy Cannon and Helen Spencer.
The bride was attended by Miss Rae
Campbell ana Miss Mignon Denhalter,
and Curtis Y Clawson was best man
The bride wore a beautiful creation
OF white lace over messallne satin,
embroidered In pearls ana maze en-
trainc Her veil was OF white tulle and
she carried a shower-boquet Of brides
roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss Rae
Campbell as maid OF honor wore
gown OF white chiffon over messaline.
with overskirt outlined I'm hand-paint-
ed rink roses Miss Mignon Denial
ter bridesmaid. wore white lace
gown over pink messaline, emhroider-
ed in pearls and made entraine. Both
maids carried armfuls of pink
peonies.
Receiving during the evening we're
Mr. and Mrs. r. $. Campbell Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II Denhalter, Miss Ruby
Erpkine and Miss Violet T'herkill.
Punch was served In the reception
hall by Miss Myrtle Jack assisted by
Miss Lucille Young and June Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Will he at
home after July at their new bungs-
low 275 Tenth avenue.
Miss Edna Foiiand and Edward
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mt n delightful afternoon affair I1ven
In honor Of Miss Hazel Dorlus, pink
and white roses being used in the dec
oratlons, and about IS guests being
present. Musical selections were given
by Miss Vera Thompson, and assisting
In serving were Mrs. John Dorius and
Mrs. Seymour Davis.
Mrs Schiller and Mrs. Parker enter
tanned at a delightful evening party
on Tuesday, the entertainment includ-
ing prettily appointed dinner followed
by an evening OF music and games. The
rooms were decorated In pink and white
roses and about 25 guests were present
Mrs. Ralph Rudy entertained de-
llRhtfully on Wednesday in honor OF
Mrs Frank j Watson, who leaves
shortly for the Pacific northwest.
Miss Theresa Burton, whose marriage
took place this week was guest OF
honor az a number Of delightful affairs.
preceding her marriage.
Mrs Fred HornunR and Mrs ]. NJ.
Davis were hostesses Wednesday at
bridge tea at the Horuuug home with
10 tables played and others coming in
Tor tea. Inc InOlUN were III HrbAlifa
and ferns and a number Of friends as
sisted.
Miss Deane Alder entertained n large
number OF her young friends at card
party on Wednesday night the rooms
being beautifully decorated In roses Of
various colors. and about "a tables
played Assisting during the evening
were the Misses Blanch Caine. May Al
der Vivian Ellerbeck and Martha
Wells Prizes were won by Irene Leon
ard and Frank spencer.
on Wednesday a luncheon was gwen
AT the University club by Miss Fannie
Bird In honor OF Miss Lulu D. Barr, one
OF the June brides the table being dec
GRATED In white sweet peas and ferns,
and the favors being small white satin
cushions having the monogram OF the
bride and groom-elect, and tied to-
gether with green ribbons. The place
cards were in four-leaved clover and
clusters OF sweet peas Covers were
laid for about a dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter @ futile en-
terrain at n dinner Tuesday evening,
the table being decorated In pink pc
onies and covers laid FOR q dozen.
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SNNNKylV1 WAYAEllS

Street were married on Thursday
morning in the temple. and in the
evening delightful reception
was held at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eli POLAND. which was beauti-
fully decorated with profusion OF
June flowers, the parlor In white roses
and smilax, the library In pink
peonies, and the dining room in pink
roses, the table making picture with
its pretty decorations Assisting in re-
ceivlng were Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Folland,
Mr.. and Mrs. w II and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry POLAND. Punch was served by
the Misses Irene and Ruth Folland.
and assisting In the dining room were
the Misses Rhea Freeze. Marie Lewis,
Rita POLAND. and Nora Hanson. De-
lightful plano selections were given by
Prof p. n. Cooke The bride wore a
handsome gown Of white nessaline
with trimmings OF Duchesse lace, and
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8@l5OTNo

Former Gov. Cutler leaves shortly for
southern California for a short stay
after which he will return accompanied
by Mrs. Cutler who has been spending
some time there.
Mr. and Mrs George r Odell. Mrs
j. H Richards and Dr. and Mrs II. p.
Kirtley returned Monday from an
eastern trip OF several weeks, accom-
panied by Miss Marie Odell. who has
been attending Bnarcliff Manor school
on the Hudson during the school year.
Mrs. T. D. Lewis and children will
leave next week 10 spend the summer
In Portland. Judge Lewis will Join
them later in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns and
daughter Helen loft Monday for Park
city for a stay OF several days
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. ouigley will
leave today for New York and will sal
June % on the Carmania for England
and the continent Miss Emma Qulg-
ley. who has been n guest In the Quig-
ley home Tor the last year, and the
young sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Quigiey.
will accompany them as far as Chicago.
to remain until their return in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. George p Holman are
In New York after an extended trip
abroad. and are registered at the Man
haitian hotel
Mrs. G. j Collins and children will
leave today 10 Join Mr.. Collins In Dc
troit. where they viii make their fu-
TURF home.
Mrs J Lyon and Miss Bess Honnoid
OF seattle have been visiting relatives
GnH 81
days
Miss Elizabeth Craig IL In Rawllns,
Wyo, to spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. John Treweek have re-
turned from a four-months' stay spent
chiefly In San Francisco and Los An
geles.
Mfr and Mrs, W. n Farr left this
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crieff OF Denver. who will be her guest
for a month,
Miss Hum phrey. assistant principal
OF Rowland hall, left this week 10 at
tend the commencement exercises at
smith college. after which she will
srend her vacation with her family In
Maine.
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CALIFORNIA.

and return $4,000 round trip via
Salt Lake Rroute. Through service
resumed June 18th. Tickets and in
formation city ticket ONCE. iss Main
street. Bell phone. exchange 1e. In
dependent s916.