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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
sECRE ny WILSON
TALL TO BREWERS
Speech c sists Merely in AS
suring ! irrational Visitors
of ual Courtesy.

CUICAGCst 1S.-Sccretarv OF Agri-
culture Wi1on his arrival here today
To addresAc International Brswcrs
congress sscd himself In regard 20
The crlticishat had been made against
his particihg in the affair and later
delivered speech before the con-
gress. >,
They atonest, conscientious. we'll
meaning lie. probably with the best
Of motive3t the great American gov
ernment ,bt be run upon the theory
they hole las the reply of Secretary
Wilson TO protests and objections that
had been de by scores of prohibi
tionists q church organizations.
The sccty continued:
"I DO nJant TO talk about the cam
paign thahs been Wagcd against mt
since the puncemcnt that i was goinf
to speak pre- the brewers. ! do no
want 10 lin the light Of criticisint
them. ! simply going ahead and do
ing what link is right.
"The nifty OF the people who have
attacked are church people. / con
slider thaIam good churchman my
self. Ou,lnts OF view differ, that Il
all
To thenexpcrt auditor his speech
before tllrewcrs consisted merely IL
assuring international visitors th'
same co1y The United States has re
ccived frthe European countries from
which soof them come.
PresidcPcrcy Andreao of the brew
ers. wlospe cch followed that OF Sec
retsry Vpu. was severe in his criti,
cism Of / of the temperance reform,
crs.
I'm thountry The so-called temper
ancc ,npent has fallen into tn
hands = most incorporate people "
lhr MAJ. he said Men SUFFERING
from VI I can only describe M
chronic iriation, men utterly devoid o
reasonuowers, largely lacking in thu
most clIntary knowledge and educa
ton, an-brse than all In only too MANI
cases rpted solely by the commercial
bcneftsfy derive from the cause the,
make 5ofesslon OF cllampioning,"
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FIGT OVER ESTATE
CHICAGO GAMBLER

10 ANGELES, Oct. 1S.-Mrs Dora
McDsld and Mrs. Pearl Mcdonald, re-
spechlv, widow and daughter in -law
of ike Mcdonald, late millionaire
Eamb Of Chicago arc opponents IN a
suit determine the ownership Of dia-
monS valued at $4,000 that was called
toda.n tho Los Angeles superior court.
Insult is all action In roplevin, Mrs.
Dorai cDonad seeking 10 obtain jewels
Vhicshe says belong 10 her and which
weraeDt from Chicago Ia Los Angeles
by dcxpress company, being consigned
10 81 Pearl Mcdonald, the wife OF Guy
McDaId. son OF the dead gambler. Guy
also defendant In tho action.
Mr. Dora Mcdonald passed much OF
todaaipon the witness stand. She also
snswed many questions concerning her
past TO in Chicago.
II as expected that much OF the tes
tImo given here VIII be used later In
Chico. where the $4,000, 900 estate oi
NH Mcdonald is In litigation.
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COLD RECEPTION OF
P|NCHOT AT SEATTLE
Former Chief Forester Fails to
Find Sympathy for His
Ideas on the Sound.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
SEATTLE. WASH. Oct. ls.-Frorn
Alaska Clifford Pnchot came. saw, but.
unlike Julius Caesar. lie did not con-
quer Seattle today. Between $500 and
5000 people made up an audience, OF al
most the Identical complexion as that
anarchstic body that congregated al a
big pavilion here a few weeks ago. and
Judge in cffgy because he had Issued
temporary restraining order. greeted
Mr.. PnchoJ and Senator Miles PoindeX =
ter in The grand opera house this after
noon. John r.. Latbrop, the Pinchot
press agent. arrived here a week ago
and went cast 80 prepare the press mat
ter on the coming of Mr.. Pinchot Mr..
local insurgents and rabd conscrva-
tionisls, refused 10 disclose his solution
of the Alaska problem. He clearly indi-
Gated he was awaiting the publication
OF Secretary OF the Interior Walter ].
Fishers report. so that he can oppose
II, his one object being 10 keep Alaska
coal lands closed until the Panama ca
coal mine which he owns In West Nir-
ginia and which now has the naval con
tracts. will be In n position 10 bid
against the Alaska coal for the Pacific
coast naval stations and ships. ,Pinchot
accused the Alaska syndicate people OF
being behind the frosty reception handed
him and PoindeXter in Alaska. when sew
eral cities upon thcir advent hung out
mourning and Grape in profusion. Poin-
pairing to grab control OF the Panama ca
nal and all its shipping facilities. Plnchot
Stunned the Alaska question and con-
tented himself with booming La Toilette
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CascaretSurely
Strai9en You Out
No Observation-Disclosures, Upset
Stomach, La5 5ver or Constipated
BoweF Morning.

Are YOU kc9 yonr bowels, liver
and stomach cl pure and fresh with
Cascarcts, OF NY forcing a passage.
way through tlaliincntary or drain
age organs evfew days with Salts,
Cathartic pillsstor Oil or Purgative
Waters.
Stop hayingjowel wssh-day. Let
Cascarets thortly cleanse and regu
late the stom remove the undi-
gcsted, sour fermenting food and
foul gases, tahe excess bile from
the liver andy ont OF the system
all the deconed waste matter and
poisons in theestincs and bowels.
A Cascaret hight will make you
feel great bjorniug. They work
while YOU sleaever grinc sicken or
cause any in9nience, and cost only
10 cents q bIfrom your druggist.
Millions Of and women take a
Cascnrct now then aud never have
Headache, Fsuess. coated tongue,
Indigestion, Z Stomach or Consul
pated Bowel Carcarets belong in
every househ Children just love TO
take them
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Dressing Your Hair
For the Evening
From style and Fasl1ion Msgazine)

Or rom olgIe anu L dSI'oli 4Noso~iHN'
Frequently, after the day S work or
pleasure. there is little time TO dress
the hair for the evening. For occasions
like this, it is we'll to be prepared with
the ever-ready and CONVENIENT dry
shampoo.
"a most excellent shampoo is made
by mixing four ounces of theroS wlth
four ounces Of orris root. Keep some
of this in an old talcum box with SITTER
top. so that YOU can sprinkle 1t tbmly
and evenly through the hair Brush the
hair thoroughly and a clean scalp and
beautiful lustrous hair can be achieved
in less than twenty minutes;
HNothinp is so good as this mixture
to quickly remove the days dust. II
should be remembered too. that much
water is not good for the hair and FIRE:
oucnt washing takes out the life and
color -
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ORDER OF NoTIcE THEREON.

District or Utah: -.
1911. on reading the foregoing petition u
is ordered by the cour, that hearing oe
had upon the same on the Srd day ct
November, A D. 1911. before said court q :
salt Lake City, IN said district, at 70
thereof be published in The salt Lake
Tribune, uewspaper, printed IN sslo
district. and that ell known creditors
and other persons In interest may sp-
pear at the said tine and place and
snow cause II any they have, why TIE
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted. -,
that the clerk srsl send by mall 20 all
known creditors copies OF said petiuor
and this order addressed to them al
Witness the ITonora BILE John A. Mar
shall. Judge Of the said district court and
the seal thereof. al Salt Lake City In said
district on tho 18th day OF October
A. -. 1911. r,.,,,
Attest: JEENoLD ~ W u Err
,seel Of C'ourt) Clerk
n34l5
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SUFFERING
FROM ECZEMA
Unnecessary While Possn, the Perfect
Remedy, Quickly Heals

Eczema, that many formed skin rnalady
which authorities assert Is usually caused
by disordered diet, never proves fatal
and is generally found I'm those who are
otherwise healthy. Poslam has probably
accomplished more remarkable cures OF
this and otner skin diseases than any
remedy known. 1t is applied directly
upon the disorder. stops itching al once
and clears and heals the skin. restoring
II Ia perfect condition. The great ma
jority OF cases yicld IN from two TO f-ur
weeks. Acne. letter. BARRIERS itch and
similar aggravatlng troubles are Likewise
speedily cured
Merely small quantity OF Posiam used
Tor clearing the complexion, removing
erupuons, pmples. rashcs and blemisncs
Is sufficient 70 show what il can do. Pos
lam IS sold for 30 cents by SCHRAMM- =
JOHNSON DRUGS, The Never Substi
tutors. five good stores, and all drug
Sists everywhere. For free sample write
10 the Emergency Labora tories, 90 West
Goth St. New York City.
Poslam Soap. mcdicated With Poslam,
is the best soap for your skin Antiscp-
tic. prevents infection, Large cake, %
cents.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district or Utah.
In The matter Of Hiram l1bhard bank
rupt.-No las? III bankruptcy.
lion for discharge.
To the Honorable John A. Marshall.
Judge uf the district court Of the United
states for the district OF Utah
Hiram llibbard Of Salt Lake City. in the
county Of Salt Lake and State Of Utah, in
said district. respectfully represents thst
on the 2lst day Of October last past.
he was duly adiudeed bankrupt nm
der the acts OF congress relating 10
banruptcy: that he has duly surren..
dcrcd ali his property and rights oi
property, and has fully complied With All
ihe requirements NJ said acts aud OF the
orders of the court touching his bank
ruptcy
Wherefore he prays that lie may lie
aecreed by the court to have full dis-
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts,
except such dehta as atc excepted by law
from. such discharge.
Dated this 11,h dav Of October. \, ID.
toit HIRAM IIiBRARp,
Bankrupt
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Holland subdivision. block IS, five-acro
plat y, Big Field survey. rs the same
arc shown upon tho official plnts OF said
city To a depth OF twenty-five (25, feet
back from said streets and to collect
Soc 9 said lax shall become and be
dcliuqncnt IN five equal yearly install
mcnls with interest on tho whole sum
unpaid at the rate of six p"r cent per
suuuIn. payable at the time ca"l install
mcnt is due. TO wit: One-tifth thereof ono
year after the approval uf tac ordinance
confirming tho levy or the laN for tho
payment for such improvement: ono nth
thereof In Two years after such approval: ::
ono -iifih thereof IN three YEARS after
such approval. ope-6f,h thereof I'm -four
wears after such approval; and ono -tifth
thereof in five wears after such approval
one or more OF said installmcntS. I'm TN"
order In waiCh they arc payable, or tho
whole special lax may bc paid 81 any
time within thirty days after tho ap-
proVal OF the ordinance confirming the
levy Of Tho iaV. without interest. In the
cvcnt OF any instsllncnt or IN" interest
aforesaid not being paid on the Gstr tho
same becomes due tho whole amount Of
the special taX unpaid at tho time said
insiallmcnI and Interest arc due. shall
become due and payable. and shall draw
interest al tho Tatc Of eight per cent per
amum unfil sale of thc property assessed;
provided, ono or more iuStallmcnls, IN
the oIrlcr I'm whicE they ar" payable, or
the whole special taN unpaid may be
pal on tlIc day any iustailptcpt becomes
due. by paying the amount thereof aud
interest TO sald date.
Soc. 8. This ordinance shall take effect
upon approval
Passed by tho city council Of salt Lake
CITY. Utah. October To- 1911. and referred
TO the mayor for hiS approval
Approved this l1th day OF October, 12il.
j. s BRANSFORD, Mayor
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LEY KIDNEY PILLS

SupplyFt the ingredients needed to
build strengthen and restore the
naturaItion Of the kidneys and blad.
der. Sially prepared Cor backache,
headar nervousness, rheumatism and
all kid, bladder and urinary irrcgu-
larities schramm- Johnson Drugs, Five
Ctar,al
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TO DEATH
BY ESCAPING STEAM

KANSAS CITY. Oct is.-'Three mon
were killed and fivc others seriously i'm.
'1ured by the explosion of steam pines
In the plant Of the Fowler Packing com
pam here today. Scventy-fve mcn wero
al work In the tankhouse Of the hog
Killing department when the pines hnrgf
causing The roof 10 fail The three men
.wcrs scalded 10 death by escapinc
.tiesm. '"e
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Ten Years in Prison,

MILES CITY. Mont. Oct. lS.-FranIl
Howard and Bob West tho two prison
crs who almost made good their escape
from the county Jail here last week. ap-
peared before Judge Galloway yesterday
and entered pleas of guilty. Howard TO
a charge OF burglary and West to assault
In the first degree. Each was sentenced
to ten years in the state penitentiary.
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total cost and cost per front foot of said
sidewalks, according 10 the contract en-
tered into for the performance OF SAID
work and making said improvements,
with smith Brot hers company, dated the
14tb dan OF August, 1911. and the treas
,,rcr is hereby authorized and directed go
assess, in accordance With the provisions
of This ordinance, for the purpose herein
p,cp,innp1
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Ny commission expires

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United States for the district Of Utah.
In the matter Of John II. Gilbert. bank
ript-No sos in bankruptcy--Peu-
ton for discharge.
To the Honorable John A, Marshall. Judge
OF the district court Of the United
States for the district Of Utah:
John H. Gilbert OF Salt Lake City.
in the county Of Salt Lake and state OF
Utah. n said district. respectively repre-
sen,s that on the 10th day al May
last past he duly adjudged bank
rupt under the acts Of congr ;.,r relating
rendered all his property and rights Of
property. and has fully compiled with
all the requirements OF said acts and of
the orders OF the court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
deC~eed nv the court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provable agains.
his estate under said bankrupt acts.
except such debts are excepted BY law
from such discharge,
Dated this 9Sth day OF September. 4. D.
1911 JOHN H. GILBERT,
Bankrupt
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District or Dtah-
On this 18th day OF October. A. n.
1911. on reading the foregoing petition. X
IS ordered by the court that a hearing be
had upon the same on the 3rd day OF
November. y. u. 1911. before said court q /
Salt Lake City IN said district. al ten
O'clock in the forenoon, and that notice
thereof be published in The Salt Lake
Tribune a newspaper printed in said dis
'rIct and that all known creditors ana
other persons in interest may appear al
the said time and place and show cause.
II any they have. why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
And II is further ordered by the court
that The clerk shall aend by mail to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
aud this order. addressed 10 them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John a. Mar
shall. Judge OF the said district court.
and tho seal hereof. at Salt Lake Citv.
in said district. on the 18th day of Oc-
tober. A. u. 1911.
Attest. JERROLD X. LETCHER.
tSeal OF CourO Clerk.
n2il6
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sIX-ToOT SIDEWALKS.

SIN-FOOT SIDEWALKS
The east side Of lots I TO .. inclusive.
Walkers subdivision, block 8, plat ~ salt
Lake City survey. the cast side OF lot
m the east side OF the north 2Si.l feet
OF lot TO- the cast side Of the south 20i.l
feet Of lot g. the cast side OF lot :, IN"
east side of lot !, tho east side OF tho
north 2541 feet ot lot 6, block 80; the
east side Of lots |. and - 10 20, inclusive,
block {: the cast side OF lots ], aud >
Ia 90 inclusive. block 5: the cast side OF
Tho east side of lots T. and IS TO 90. in
elusive block /, North Columbia subdi-
vision block 80. Hvc-acrc plat y. Big
Field survey.
FIVE FOOT SIDEWALKS.
The east side of lots !. and u 10 %. IN
elusive. block g. West Drive subdivision.
block ~: tho east side Of lots To 10.
Inclusive, block :. Thorn subdivision.
block 20 the south side OF lots l. ana -
ur lots = TO *. inclusive. block 3, West
Boulevard subdivision. block %! the south
side Of lots | and 2, the east side ot lots
l. and ). TO 40. incusivc. block {: the
west sidc Of lots 2 10 H. inclusive. the
south side Of lots and ., block 3; the
north side of lots II and -. the cast SIDE
OF lots - To 81. inclusive. block 10, The
west side OF lots - 10 2l inclusive, the
north side of lots Il and 90, block is
Main street subdivision. block %: tho
north side OF lots II aud IL. block j.; The
north side OF lots II and H., block :.
North Columbia subdivision. block %; the
west side of lot IL block 20: the north
side of lots II 10 IS, inclusive. The cast
side Of lots !: and is to 2l inclusive,
81; the cast side of lots II TO 90. inclu-
sivc. tho south Side OF lots 10 and II.
block J. Thorn subdivision, block %; the
north side OF lots 10 IA. Inclusive. the
west side of lots . 10 s. Inclusive, block
4. West Drive subdivision. block 2S; the
west side OF lots II 70 20, inclusive. the
south side of lots 10 and H. block .,
Thorn subdivision. block 20; the east side
OF lots | to H. inclusive, the north side
OF lots II 10 "a. Inclusive. the west side
OF lots "a and SO. block |: the east side
Of lots | TO H. inclusive. the west side
of lots 81 and 35, block >; tho east side
boulevard subdivision. block %; the cast
side Of tho north 40 feet OF lot 20. the
east side OF the south I'LL feet OF lot 20.
the south side OF the north lilo feet OF
lot 20. tbe north side OF the south I'LL
feet OF lot 20. block 20: the east side of
lots ], and TO II, inclusive, block T.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Dalton G. Lark Gold. Silver and d,,L;, Lad q
Mining and Milling company, Principe'
olirH. salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby siysn 'i,s' IA a snsis,s, TJnai,nn
& Lark Gold, Silver and Lead Mining
and Milling company has been duly called
and will be held on the 20th day ot DC
tober, 1911 at o'clock p. m. OF said day
at the ofsce OF the company. room, tOs
Dooiy block Salt Lake City, Utah, for
the following objects and purposes, To-
wit: -,
Firs,-To elect all officers of The cor
poratjon for the current corporation yea
because OF failure TO hold the annual
meeting at tho time prescribed IN tne
articles OF Incorporation.
Sscond-To determine whether the cor"
poration shall sell all It's remaining prop
crty pay it's valid debts and then disin-
corporate In the manner provided ny law;
and II so determined. to authorize All
necessary acts and proceedings therefor
The said meeting ~ called In accoro-
ancc with the articles OF Incorporation
and bylaws OF the corporation
INFER PETIT, Secretary
DATED SApteu,her 80. 1911. inSos5
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State Of Utah. city and county Of salt

state OF Utah, city and county OF Salt
IalSc-ss
l. y. s. Rives, city recorder OF Salt
Lake CITY, Utah do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full true
and correct copy OF an ordinance entitled.
"An ordinance lcyying tax and for the
assessment OF property within the dis
trict bounded on the north by Ninth
South street on the east by State street,
on the south by Martin and Roper ave
nues and on the west By Fourth West
street IN sidewalk districts Nos. ~ md
l0 for tho construction OF cement side
walks" passed by The city council of
Salt Lake City Utah, October Is. 1911.
and approved by the mayor October IL,
1911. IA appears of record In my office.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said citv this 1ith day Of Octo-
bcr, 1911. - = ElNbS.
[Seal1 City Recorder.
Biil No. -.
sidewalk extension No. l3a.
First partial estimate, n2Se9
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IMORTANT CHANGES
ON HARTMAN LINES

CICAGo. Oct. 1s.--T, NJ. Orr, as
sist,t general manager Of the Union
Pace railroad. has been appointed as
slsi,t to President A. l., Mohler: j. A.
Mupe. freight traffic manager, has
beet chosen Vice president IN charge OF
traf,, and ". y. Scott. assistant d.
rect OF maintenance and operation has
bceI promoted To the position OF vice
preaent and general manager,
NV YORK, Oct. lS.-The Chicago
stat of the Hartman lines under Vice
Prcdent Kruttschnitt and Traffic d.
rccr Spence will be brought TO New
Yoi after the first Of the year. The
sta will have 900 feet OF floor space
on he twenty fifth floor OF n downtown
skSrraper. The rental for the new Of.
fIct is nearly 100000 year.
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DATED september 80. 1911 = ns5ss

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
ouartcrmaster. Fort Douglas, utah.
Oct. iG. 1911. Sealed proposals, in friplt-
cate. will he received here until loa- m.
October 26. 1911 and then opened: hor
n,csent sewer system at Fort Douglas.
tJtnh, information furnished upon appii-
cation. United states reserves msh, 70
velopes containing proposals should be In
iorscd. Proposals for Sewer, and ad-
dressed TO II r. Hagkcr. Capt and v ~;
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Therox is for sale by SCHRAMM-
JOHNSON DRUGS, 1.-The Never
Substitutors, FIVE good stores.
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State OF Utah. County OF Salt lsake--sa.
Gilbert Palmer. being first duly sworn
according % law. deposes and says that
he Is assistant cashier OF the above named
bank; that the above and foregoing report
contains n tuil, true ana correct state
msnt OF the condition OF the Eaid bank
AT the close % business on the ninth day
\ OF October. 1911.
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GILBERT PALMER.

Lorrccl. attest.
u. G.. JACkLING
W. s MCCORMICK.
JOHN NJ. HAYS.
Directors.
Subscribed ard sworn Ia before me
this fourteenth day Of October. 1911.
tSeaD ~. o. CLELASD.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Sept. T. 1914.
State Of Utah. office OF Bank Commits
sloncr--
I. c. :. Tingey. Bank Commissioner Of
the State OF Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is . full. true and correct
copy OF the statement Of the above named
company. fiied in my office this sixteenth
day OF October, 1911.
G.. s TINGEY,
Bank Commissioner.
n23Te
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report made 10 the Bank Com mmissione
Of the state OF Utah. OF the condition q
The Garfield Banking Co.,

Located AT Garfield. In the County os
Salt Lake. State of Utah. at the close
Of business on the ninth day OF October,
1911:
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PINE GROVE

KeV. CrenshaW, our pastor, filled the
pulpit Sunday morning. There will be
no service next Sunday until evening.
The VIC T.sU. will meet with Mrs.
Hunt Friday afternoon of this week.
Mr.. Jeffries people, who purchased
Il acres of j. c. Porter, took possession
OF their property last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews, who bought
some property of Mr.. Coffin, moved
INTO their new home recently
Miss Iena Miller from Oregon CITY
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Viola
Shoemaker this week.
Arthur Lewis and family arrived last
Saturday morning from Fargo, N.
OAK, and will make their home in our
vicinity. Mr.. Lewis is of the firm of
Lewis Brown.
&c. Sonneman is the owner of a
pair of handsome black horses pur-
chased last week in Mosier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and daughter
returned from California last week.
The Changers will hold their regular
meeting Saturday evening of this
week.
A blacksmith shop will be estab-
lshed near Grange hall soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Maddox are the
happy parents Of son born Sunday.
Mr. Boles will erect a boarding house
on his property soon.
The members of the Seventh Day
Adventists' Sabbath school met at the
home of Miss Mary E. Hunt Saturday
afternoon.