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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
MATCHES AND BOYS
CAUSE OF 4 FIRE

combination OF matches and boys re-
suited In grass fire In n vacant lot al
McCIelland and Belmont avenues yester-
day ut NOON. The fire department was
upon the Scene In time 10 save adjoining
buildings. There was no damage.
As result OF q defective hue the house
OF J. kaslaski $50 West First South
street. took FIRE Yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. The fire department responded
To the call and the house was saved.
Minor damages OF 800 were covered by
insurance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Old Case Again Dismissed.

The OF Russell Sage Raphael
against the Wssntch e. Valley Railroad
company et al. was dismissed by Judge
John Marshall yesterday This case had
feea hanging for come time and It's dis
mts5a WIS secured through plea in
bar. II was claimed that the same case
under the same circumstances had been
dismissed before. and Judge Marshall al
lowed the plea and ordered a dismissal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
FEW OUTSIDERS
GIVEN 4 CHANC|
Five NONRESIDENT Architec
May Present Plans for
Capitol.
THIS IS DECISION OF
BUILDING C0MMISSIo
Representatives of Quar-;
Are Heard, but No Actian|
is Taken.

."eeting IN tho Office OF Goynrpo,. q.
lam Spry Monday afternoon uho ~
capitol building commission
y decided that the competition OF ar.
tecIs IN The matter OF plans for The
ou!!6lns shall be limited 10 ,,ye po,.
cent architects, Gut throw, ope, -,
afchi'ccts and architectural firms %,
state. Notices viii DC scut ou, ,,,.
IG'lN'sSloa AT an carly date co.,.
IL a'ciiIsyls OF the stste Win, desto
'"tcT ihe competition To- M.uIsb tha ~
S:,s"i3r win their nam ~ and aaJ-as.'
-, ~ user reserves the rlrbS
uH.He 'ne hNc nonresident archjterss.
'Ais selection viii be made a, "a
meeting. az
To LiElit the Field
Al oi Tire members OF The comn,,.-
,,,.,,!I, 49, !rrsSht al tho mc !l!ug Mondav
noon "Nich was cdllcI nj " n'clocy
TASTED practically the v.,,lc ~ ,ha n,
noon. Tie principal nIlttsr i,Loa'
WAS q discussion Of wh,G.h.r io iiu,,,
not To limit the held Tor Inc seicr,
Of architects. 'oe'
Aiter = lengthy consideration o,
Ila'ter The commission decided tha ,
view OF the fact that only fiyc or'.his. Inc.
outside OF the state had sicniticd ar
sito To enter the contest. thai the u
tGst be open 10 but Eve non-rr sidentsS
motto" TO this effect was made hv I
torney General Albert X. Barnes and .
ohGed py {. Il, Loose, The motion !
rlcd unanimously.
IT was decided that ali arcb,,,
NlShlng 10 enter thc contest sbouid'
hollhed AT once Of the boards actior
that they may have ample time IN
my 10 the board their desires. 60 :
they might DC Invited to enter the =
test pir
Copies to Be Sent.
Rules of the competition will Ina -,
IN 'he near future and copies will
sent 10 all architects who Wish =, !
ncipate In the competition. The ~
mission intends 10 give every nrcbl,
OF The state the chance to sjynifv'
WISH To enter the competition. So :
none VIII ne sighted.
Inc matter or selecting tho five n
resident architects probably will he ts
up al a meeting TO he held Wodncsda
Representatives Of various ou,rries
INC state were present at the mee]
Monday afternoon, and tho matter
stone Tor the new building WIS inform
" discussed, No action will he taken
thc stone matter. however. until tine g,
mission has made a more thorough
Vcstigation OF the quarries OF The Stat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Fitzwater DISCHARGED.

The complaint against j II. Fltzwater.
postmaster at Theodore. who was accused
Of obtaining credit under false prctenscS.
was dismissed yesterday by Harry S.
Harper. Justice OF the peace The COM
plainant was a. Fl. BoNrud. proprietor OF
local wholesale dry goods house. Hc
alleged that tho Theodore man obtained
s400 worth OF goods from the firm by
falsely representing his assets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Merchants and Manufacturers Assoc
ton Picnic.

in Ogden Canyon Wednesday: July
via Bambcrger Electric Line,
smoke. no dust, no cinders. eie9
electric cars. Fare round trip 81.
train leaves Ogden at ll:45 r. q.
excursion tickets sold on train
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11

Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain S
Liniment freely. II will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
TO healthy condition. For sale by
all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Salt Lakers III New York.

Special To The Tribune.
NEW YORK July l0.-Hotcl Astor. @.
\ Eaton. Mrs. G. A. Eaton: GreEoran.
G. T. Odcli: Imperial j. Decker: Mar
tinloue. J. w. Drew. -. :. Williams. Mrs
o. s Williams.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12
Wiibes lufu.
Mercian imrm.

Muutamiin pdimiin Ell Wercia ndb'
mt oIenfaon Melosta. Welos farts
tot ioutua pbteen bdnen fansiaanbd'
men homeopathic luona, ia fofo'
uflisIa Wercian ~wanhemmat, iotfa
oIimot fmuueet obottamottomaSta
fddnteestd, pititpdt moIempia MUGS
ria, iddlidfieen Welofien tinteita,
erilddn toiIistaan, 9eudmielinen
tptt1 ei poinut muuto fuin lurra a.
iateues5aan Meloffen iu,irta iurua,
fad taman mauttunut fdptDS, faI'
peat fasmot ia ~toipoton, tuSfaainen
foiIe fertpimat bdnele, mitd bdneu
miebetfpptenfd esti ianoin iImaiie'
masto, fertoipat ettd bdnen ~iurunio
oil ipwd ia wiIpit1n. Sdmd iooito'
Wtercian iuremaan, mutta paIioo
fotferompi iuru oil mieId tuIosia :
Iuru, iofa oil muuttapa fofo bdner
eldmdnId fulitn.
aamolan tubon oil Roomoue taot
tama Ie famola tuIipolo, ioto riebu
Neeron fpmmenenneId balihiswuo
bella. 81 ole epdiIemistdfddn, cite
tamd tuIipaIo cliIi oDut Neeron tpD
I'd; Observation-Disclosures pfTimieIiiest
ponepat bdpedn bdnen nisfoiueen
Wifd pDptti bdnet tdmmSifeen Riot
Seen, on oinoiieeti tietpmdt1ntd. Gb
Ed ban iefi fen fostofi erdile cate
lismiebiIe, ioiben IuuIi itieddn bal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12

Wtelos poIoinen. gpt ban tieIi. ~
tdmpps ia iddlt = mutta fddli, iof
oil toipotonta ia faufana raffaubes
ia oil faiffi mitd bdnen oIafIee
~Iaattoi tuqa tuolta miebdttdm6ltd G
lennolta, ionfa ban luuli Min bg
min tunteneenIa.
= Ymmarrdn, Mercia. Sid anne
len itiedii iurettaa. Spbdn ei oil
minimum rutfili ppDrd, iofa fita Eos
fettaesIafi ppDrdbtdd mime pair
baluat. Wtind olin liian luottafpa :.
raffauS or alma Iemmoinen. Sint
olet minua min palion plempdnd =
Min palioa Idbempdnd Sanen tpal
ia istuintaan fuin mind, etid =
= Wait, matt, ratas Wtelos! SID
tee furuani : nDprpntpstdni = ~
tpemmdfIi, rasfaammitfi fantaa'
Gnbdn tiennpt. Sind DIET min ialo'
ia ldbinnd rafasta iiddni ia Safpi
usta piodn 5inua enimmdn arposiai
mutta tue toinen tunne, tue raffaus
minimum find Iitd nimitdt, lie minuo
pelottaa. Gn tunne fitd, en- etIi it'd
= en- tosfaan iaata iitd tuntea, Ell
fosfaan iitd Iitd etIi. sc ct find,
rafaS N(elos - minua fammottaa.
Nb, unobba ie, unobba ie!
Ndin Wercia miattomuubesIoan
pubui emf ferran ioutueslaan raffa'
uoen fansia iefemiiiin, tdstd intobi'
mosta, iota ban fpud fobta oil tu'
lema tuntemaon - fummaStutief'
ieen ia tusfafIeen. Wiutta bdntd, ion'
ia oil le bebfumaan berdtettdpd, Ell
ouut lie rebeainen, iumaloopeltddmd
mics, iofa p~afabtufpin ipbdmmin
fuunteIi bdnen fanoiaan.
= 1nobtailin fen? ianoi WteIos iu
rumieliiesti. @n, Wtercia, Iitd en- moi
tebbG min fauan futn muisto eldG.
81 tdmd minun rotfauteni ole ellis.
pditpdn lapIi = Ie on ola toto eld
mddni. Sos minuua oliii oaut ball
pamainen tai olbainen aiatus mie'
min iuloinen muistoTi oliIi
iaattanut fen unboon; JOS taas maal'
funnianbimo, min firfas fu.
mai olifi fen beti bdlnentdnpt. 81
eli minuua ole olIut ainoatofaan a.
iatusta, iota ct find oliIi firfastamut,
tebnpt pubtaafIi ia iuloiiefIi. kGein
tpDtd linua parten, main Iinua. So
MT =. So MeIos fddnnabti toifaan'
ne Iurun ia fatferan pettpmpfien OBJ
bistamana.
2umpifaan eli fpennpt fotpiueen
pubumaan. W(erctan IpbGn ipfptti
iddlid ia mielipobaa, mutta
bdneStd oil tuin Ell CLIP ban moinut
%Ianoa. Melos tieii ettei pie
pubeista ldbtiIi mitddn o.
pua, mutta Iittefin bdntd peiotti pois
ldbtD, astuminen bp6riuddn maail'
maan, tuobon mailman, iofa
muutamia t~unteia - minuutteia -
iitten ndptti min tuiebdttdtpdltd, mut'
ia npt oil piImesId ia oinaiiesti iDnf'
fdnd.
Ddfisten bdn fdmi Mercioa Fob
II ia otti bdnen fdtenid lempedsti o.
maania, fumartui fen plitie funnioit'
tamasti ia biIiaa iopertuen .bpmds'
ii, Wtercio!" rienii pois.
Mercia bautaii fasponia pebmo'
Ieen tppnppn ia nppbfptti biliaa it.
IefIeen. Sdnen lemmiffi.bampputpar'
puIenIa oil lentdnpt Iobpan laibaae
ia pdd faueIaan faiieIi pofamasti
bdneen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12

metttpan, ebfd balusta pbd enem
man pelottaa ia maIentaa onnetontt
rabwasta, ebfd tppbpttddfIeen pob
iatonta iulmuuttaan, tai fenties mite
letDn baIu nauttia mubeSta fofeeSto
faattoi bdnet moileen tefoon. Sofu
oil toistanut bdnen itIenid fuuaeeu
bdnen omat %fananIa: rWlinun fuol.
tuani pplttafaa fofo maailma," 10.
bon bdn oil naStannut: Isl, poItta.
faa ie minun eldisldni."
Wtercia istui fotonaan erddnd ilta.
no panbempainia ia Samiuffen ieus
rosia, FUN fabultal dtfia aIfoi fuu'
lua fonaa waunuien iptinda ia I'd.
nefdStd Iefapaa melua Ioitompoa.
Suosten pddportiIe fatIomaan, miss
I'd meIu aibeutui, &uciuS nati tulens
Iieffien Ioimuatpan IirfutIesta pdin.
9dn fdiitti beti, ettd tamauista mal.
tapampi tuIi oil pddsipt irti ia tut.
Jul fen puoffi Satpiusta luofIeen.
- W}ifd iiend on, pstdmd? fpIpi
Satpius tDpnead. arnotfaaqa dd
neIG.
- Warmaanfin famala tulipaIo.
2atTo! @if6bdn ie ole palatinus.
muoren fobbauo?
= On, iirfufiesia Ie on.
Suuri iiuoin fuuIui biiiainen ips
mdbops, lietit bulmabtimat ilmaan
ia ddretDn iouffo fdfenid IpDtIdbti
iofa Iuunnaue.
NDt marmaanfin Iuuri rafen.
nus iortui, fanoi Wercia, iofa ditin.
ii fansia oil mp6stin tu0ut portiDe.
aiaa farautti Iipuitie iouf.
TO fotureita tdpttd nelid, beta Ieura.
i iuofiuialasia taaia iouffo miebid,
bemosmiebid ia ~oiureia ia faiffi
buuIimat d%dneenid: = Suli on irtil
Hooma on tuIesIa!
&ieftt fdpimdt pbd nofamammit
Il, ia ibmeetieen be IuuIinat ndte.
tpdnId ettd uuIia tulia ipttpi moness
ia eri fobbasta pbtd aifaa.
= 81 tdmd tapaturma ole, nell
ianoi Sapius fiireesti, NUT
ia bpnin pddttdmdsti; tabauista
tpbtd tdmd n nuTia tuboia on tu'
losia. Inno MULE too9ani = MT ei
aitaa tummia, paan on fdptdfpd
tpDbDn fdIiffi. Euoaa ubfaa tpaara,
iperenipuoto, fuolema, ia iield on
paiffani.
= 8pud, Samius bpmd, mutta pf.
fin ct iaa mennd, mastafi &ucius
mafamasti. Wind tuIen feraua1i.
9pmd! 81 bufata oifaa; iofa
betti I~aattad mafiaa menetetpn bens
gen, fabotetun Sielun.
= 2ucius, minun tdDtpp tula tars'
5a5i, ianoi 9alata. Somtuin, Wercio!
Suofiuta tdnne faifti TiteifTi iopiwot
liinat! Decima, tue miinaleili! Sou'
bu, ioubu!
= @ntd mind, diti, enf5 MIND Iaa
anufIi? fpipi Ntercia.
: st. ct, lopii, ell ipastaii bdren
iidnid padttdmdsti. Sad find fotiin.
Gallo eli iaa iddbd autiofii, eifd f.
nun tdbdn ATTAIN ole iopipa liitfua
fabuua. DIE moimme ebfd ldbettdd
tdnne poloiiia baamottuneita ia louf.
faantuneita = auta find beta ia
iuaali tddud fotona. 9dn iuoielfoon
la marielfpon iinua!
Seudsti ipIeiuen bdnen wanbems
panIa ia Samius rieniimdt paIopai'
fone mufanaan fpiinid ia Iiteitd. 6e
fultipot nopeasti, mutta tuli ndptti
rienndttdmdn mield fotpemmaua
mauboiqa bettd naStaan. Haimop'
nat liefit nuoleffimat obnaasti fa'
peita fatiia ia ~ipttpniStd aineiSta
rafennettuia taIoia. Ne pubaltuipat
eteenpdin auffoia pitfin ia tuuIen
%papttdmind ndpttipdt fmlfeman ai'
man taloien Idpi futen altemtstin
iuottopiui tunfemtuu faIisormoisten
metaaien halfi. 2,iumuus oil tufeb'
batta,pa, ianu fofaiewd.
Eunsospaitfanu, iosIa fubiii mics
bid, Malta ia lapIia, n6md foIme
benfed roipaiipat tienid. 81 field
beibdn outtatpilta fdfItdan tp5td
E. ~ ga
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12
Ri$tinlnerkki.
aertpmms Weerom aioilta.
2iri. DiIIon Barrett.
sSn9lanninf. iuoment. nuno SeIpe.
(Satfoa ebeuiIeen).

pGn oil maiti min fauan, ettG ga,
'pistus iostafin tulemasta onnetto'
nuubesta tdptti Wlercian mielen 10
sonbon pelon aibenttamalla, nopeauo
iiiffeeud bdn lasti tdtenld MeIofIer
oltapddae ia bdneen amoimesti Eat
ioen fpSpi:
MeIos, eibdn Iinule liene pa.
baa iapabtunut?
= 81, mastaIi bdn bdtfdbtden bd'
men foSfetustaan. WtinuIa oliIi Ipp;
I'd ola iIoinen tdnddn.
Diff ipptd, MeIosa Sta fuiten.
faan ole?
Gnpd oifein tiebd, Wercia; oIen
riloinen, ettd olen tddud Iinun fans'
.Iafi, mutta = ia taas bdn epdrDi.
Ntutta mitd, pstdmdni? 2uule,
ytileban istumaan ia ferro minfd
tdbben olet alafuloinen. Sa Mercia
meni bdnen fansiania f%itpipenfile
ia iStui banen niereenid
= Yfii Jana, Mercia, Ell muuta -
Iano pfIi Jana.
SoIIei Mercia cliIi oIut min ipia'
ton ia jos ban oliii tlntenut tooeuis'
to raffautta, Min bdn oIiii pmmdr'
tdnpt mitd MeIos tarfoitti; mutta az
iatus mieben raffauoesta nail cen Ell
ouut nield fosfaan piimdbtdnpt
bdnen mielesiddn. GUSTAV lime tpdifs
fpi bdnen faspoiaaan, FUN WeIos
mastaii fpIpmpfIeen, mutta bdnen
filmanfa fobtaIinat nuprufaiien ill
mid beudn lapien faiIeeua, ia Ipnffd
pettpmptIen tunne biipi tdmdn mics
leen. Wtitd bpDtpd pitemmistd fpie'
lpiSta? GifD ban 10 oIut %iaanut
mastausta? Mercian luonteesIa ct
plut pienintdfddn ipiIppid, fen tieii
bdn. So fu~itenfin, eitD ban moinut
erehtpd? Saattoiban ola maboouiS'
to, eta Wercian tppni, maloiia bens
Fl oil aifoia iitte pmmdrtdnpt bdnen
tunteenia ia obotti main bdnen fas
uaania mp6ntpdtieen tuumaan. Wtut'
ia faifisia %topoutIisia ban Ell moi'
nut ola epdtieoosf ia. Sdnen tdptpi
tietGG.
Witd Ianoani, iofa pstdpdueni
pnnsr. artdo, en- teti ianoifi2 fpfpi
Mercid. So iitte raffous pulpit.
r@annt tuIipot aipan itIestddn MT.
Wercia, pieni Jana, iofa iitoo
finut minuun ainaiIefIi : ettd find
rnfo8tat minua minimum mind iinua
rafaSton, Iemmeud, iofa Ell tieod
muistn raioista fuin !9dn ia 9dnen
tobtonIa - paimon lemmeld mics
beenfd, iofa funnioittaa bdntd ldbin'
nd uSfoaan.
G%dnetDnnd Mercia IeiIoi ia bdnen
C.I.
spa"a1 taS'o0"la, pa'aa" '.as
.urm, sss.
eD'a' 9ua0'a' ".ua" y
uu u'oaS.a pa"'"
. g '" '"p"""m@.
Pa" ." "Ou'"' m'rsn
~s.nr. ssr u,,,iH.
Pu0'e.p "eVv'a" o..:.srs,
"'
rea m'''"' ....e m.x.;.,
e s-s.ss,aa,.n ,n,,n,.
! ,assscS hsr e. oIs fosfoon ii.
* o,o.ennt enfd unefiinut.
w H.M|E|" w.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12

b%oarole ndptti bdn ndtewdn ia ole.
man paifaaa iuuri Iiuoin fuin mot
tebbd iuurimmon poIweIufien.
(Sotf.)
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01

The demand for boys playground
was never more apparent. Help the
work, everybody.
Ayers Darby, having now gradu-
ated from Syracuse University, is at
home again prepared to settle down
in his career as an artist. He has all
of the elements of a successful future
in him, and everybody wishes him
every honor in it.
The dirigible balloon man again
came to grief through the stopping of
his engine June 80. He came down
safely, however.
Silently they stole away, with no
one noticing or caring which way
they went, except that everybody was
glad when they we're gone and hoped
they would never come back. Rats!
Rev. L. A. Edelblute, of St. Mary's
Episcopal Church, New York, was
guest of the Charles T. Logans June
80.
Even the character of dog can be
spoiled when he's ugl y.
Three new houses going up in West
Palisade Good!
Another sweet little baby girl ar
rived at the L. c. Andersons' June 81.
And now Marie and Helen have
rival coming on and Jansen is happy.
H. H. Waldron is building the new
Douglas house in West Palisade,
which is a sign that it is going to be
a beautiful house-well built and Just
right all over.
The Walter Binner man is as anna
Bile as a girl, and he is appreciated
accordingly.
Gee Whit Think of the thermom-
eter being down to 50 degrees June Z.
That's a record, Ell?
Charles Logan and Bernard Brady
were ushers at the graduation of Miss
Mildred Brady, ST. Elizabeth's Col
lege, June 16.
Miss Marjory May is getting to be
one of the most attractive young la
dies in town. Ask her to have an ice
cream soda, and her answer IS,
"Surep She has a limited but en-
phatic vocabulary as yet
-"The youth with the most advan-
tages generally makes the least OF
them"
Lawrence Dwiggins is now one of
his fathers most highly esteemed So
licitors in the sale of premium bonds
for the Mutual Profit Company.
Ray Dwiggins is at home again
after two years at Ann Arbor. He
will be a junior next session. He is
looking fine, too.
Baby Carl Kemm is progressing
nicely at three months. Not quite old
enough to eat the peanuts now grow
ing in the rear garden.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01

Fred Bull built bonfire the night
after the baby was born.
Yes, we need a telegraph office
nearer than Union Hill, but then
where are we to get it? Looks like
Palisade would not be a bad place
for it.
The many friends of Charles Chart
ers, who has been taking a forced
absence from Palisade for some
months, would welcome his return
again. He is deservedly popular here,
and always stood ready to lend
helping hand to any cause that would
help Palisade. His consistent life in
all its bearings as friend, neighbor
and citizen endeared him to every
body. He is a man among men.
MIR. and Mrs. Cole, of New York
and little Florence were guests of the
F. H. St. Johns for several days the
latter part of June Mrs. Cole is
sister of Mr.. St. John.
DIR. Frederick James Quigley is
now one of the most prominent physi-
clans among the many good ones at
Union Hill. His success has been
very unusual.
Little A1cide Pinard is a very gen
tlemanly and courteous little chap
and much admired for his amiable
conduct.
Little Florence Cole, niece of Mr.
F. H. St. John, was in Palisade the
other day, and though only four years
old and absent a year, easily recog-
calling them by name. A lovely child
The decorations at the Children's
Day services at the Union Church
were of homegrown vines and daisies,
and of the latter there must have
been ten thousand, gathered by one
young man and little boy on the
flats at Morsemere.
Sunday, June 10, great day of lux
urious weather, riotous in its balm
and cooling breezes.
New baking powder trust. Maybe
prices will now push through the top
crust
Where is the old-fashioned lady
who had all the family locks of hair
made into a bouquet in a glass case
on the parlor center-table?
DIR. Beattie says the $1O8 raised at
the Palisade Union Church June IS
was the largest sum he ever received
for the same purpose anywhere. All
of which speaks we'll for the liberality
of Palisade.
Little Virginia Birkey is very
neighborly in coming to see the Ed
itor occasionally.
George Stabel has had a very salts
factory trade this summer SO far. AS
a correct caterer George is going
some.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01

Several Palisadians attended an en-
ioyable dance at the new EngleWood
Armory June 81.
Ayers Darby stopped to see TRENDS
at Poughkeepsie after graduating at
Syracuse. He took in the boat races.
Joe Wolpert has erected another
stand in Marion avenue.
The R. R. Browns excurted to
Coney Island June 20 and enjoyed
every minute Of the trip.
The Carson rose bed this season
was rare indeed.
lust when the Hollinger lawn was
at it's best the family had to go and
leave town for the summer
Bernard Brady and George II.
Frew, jr., have studied hard on the
civil service examinations for election
inspectors. Some job!
Another voter in the Stein family of
Grantwood This makes eight.
The Ouigley home is on the mar
ket at $4,000. Worth every cent OF
Lawrence Dwiggins is selling Real
ty Profit bonds like hot cakes as 1t
were. "Lal' inherits some of his dis
tinguished pater's qualifications as
business-gett
The atmosphere hereabouts was so
clear Tune p that Staten Island and
points away down on Long Island
were clearly visible, while fifty miles
of Jersey opened to the south and
west as clear as a bell.
Strange how some women will sac
rihce every ideal by chewing in pub
lie. Ugh!
Think it over, Mary" before you
leave Palisade for the summer.
The Temple tennis court is much i'll
demand these summer afternoons.
Weather prophet who said June
would be the hottest une on record
has another guess. He should have
guessed July.
Three fine showers June %, one
late in the afternoon about five, two
at night around nine. Both trash
movers.
That old query, Should man lie
around the house?" is being debated
by the women's clubs. Lying is bad
anywhere, Sarah.
-Overcoats were quite comfortable
on the evening of June rs, and many
wore them in Palisade. The Their
mometer was 81 degrees, but very
damp.
DIR. Beattie dined with the George
H. FreWs June 25.
Heavy rain on the night Cor morn
ing) of June 81 in Palisade, but none
in lower New York.
Miss Jones, of San Francisco, who
was the guest of Miss Florence
Brady the latter part of June, has re
turned to her home on the coast.
Little George Stabel is the delight
of his gampa and gamma.
The Pinard boys, Alcide and Carl,
have been presented with a pretty
tent by their father. They gave
show in it the other day, the admis-
sion being ten pins for front seats,
three pins for the rear The attend
ance was limited to the tents capa-
city.
This is the season, fellow says,
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+be cL,,rnL ~ ln7o Cl., 11elped to decorat,
The idea of Directing to- i;44,
thing like that! 'ltti
NO" said Carl Stulpnaqel Il
no patent on my process Of 49, 'ldVJ \
denlnlg." Albeit the StulpnaSel 81 s.
den is far and away the MOS saI'
t1tul OF its kind in North New T erSa
and the general treatment as ref.s'
as good taste could make it. S''AS'
1t is very interesting to Match q
energy with which Mrs. Frew NAV
the organ at church. She is not 81 s,,n y
posed to lead the singing, bid wbap,
the tune lags her sprightly simon,
joins in, and in jiffy things are , r;aba
again. Her snap and vim are#af I'm
right sort
There is nothing older in tha ,vorl.
than a forty-year-old Italian w ,,p' a
who works sS'''si !,
Harry Elkan sent the editar
mess Of vegetables the otller a,
that were greatly enjoyed. ThanlSs
Harry, for your thoughtfulness s.
Theodore Kemm's peanut farm
coming on apace. Little Carl how
ever, won't worry over them till nav
year.
Little Marjory May is learraina /,
talk so prettily now that her admirer
are multiplying.
Gall and NORWOOD are sweet IL
the way some people can hate. Don''
do 1t. 1t never brings return 8,
which there is a dividend of HAPPINESS
Besides, it always reacts.
Edgar Darby went 6shin July Il
What luck, Ed?
The summer congregations at til
Union Church have kept up prett
we'll
The Emory Douglasses See tn
Richard BENEFITS frequently IN 10!
Angeles.
Harry Douglas was laid up for sew.
eral weeks the latter part of June AM
early July with a troublesome throa
affection of serious nature He
now greatly improved.
Well, anyhow, the absence Of Fred
die St. John is keenly felt in Pail
SADIE. Come home, Freddie, dear
Fellow to be both good and ricl
has real ability.
There's one thing about July
Every day is few minutes shortei
There's so little doing lately in
social way that it isn't worth record
ing.
The R. R. Browns revealed id from
porch dinners during the late heate
spell.
There was freak storm ID Pal
SADIE about 7:45 p. M, July g. IN
clouds looked very fattering for
heavy rain, but it petered out into
mere dishpan full that fell. %lher
mometer, though dropped from 81 Il
7S in half an hour.
West Palisade is now becoming tn
favored place for promenades eye
nings. Great and glorious view owe
there
That hot spell from July 1 to wa
a terrifier
Paul T. Brady had slight attacl
of heat depression July 6.
Little Thomas Fredericks write
from Germantown, Philadelph14 ina