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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
HOLD PRIMARY
In RHODE ISLAND
reIegram BY UnIIed Presa.

Telegram by United Press
Providence. R. l.. MAY 3i.-The polls
opened this afternoon for the first
statewide presidential primary in
Rhode Island.
Wilson supporters are claiming that
he will sweep the state two to one.
Clark's friends are equally confident.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31

A meeting Of the Chickasha High
School Alumni association will be
held Tuesday night, June 4, at the
high school for the purpose OF elect
Ing officers and other business trans.
actions. All members are urged to be
present WALTER hALnEf,
President.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
Telegram hy United Press

Telegram ny United Press.
Washington, May Sl.-Cuban inter.
vention won't be sanctioned by con-
gress unless the situation reaches a
point where such step would be the
only remedy according to house lead.
ers today
The chairman Of the heuse military
affairs committees, Hay, is opposed to
it. He says only in case destruction
OF American property and life get be-
yond the control Of Gomez, would he
favor Intervention.
Continued attacks on American
property has caused the state depart
ment to continue preparations for fur
ther action.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31

chihuahua, May Si.-Gen. Huerta's
forces, upon whom the Madero gov
ernment is depending to end the revo.
luton, are in a preearious position, ac-
cording to reports to rebel headquar-
ters Thursday Lerdo, only lew
miles from Torreon. was reported to
be in possession Of Generals Campo
and Argumendo and. If confirmed, this
means the cutting off Of communica-
ton between Gen. Huerta and his base
Of supplies.
From this position it viii be diff
cult for Campo and Argumendo. whose
forces are said to number more than
2500, to cut the railroad behind Huerta
and otherwise harrass his rear guards,
The country through which his long
line of communication extends is also
barren and unless he is able to keep
It open the problem ofmaintaining his
commissary will be serious. In front
Of tbe federal commander extends a
series Of broken bridges and destroyed
water tanks.
10 the list Of destroyed bridges has
been added the big steel structure at
Santa Rosalia. ninety miles south Of
Chihuahua. As far north as Ortiz all
others have been torn out, the forces
that were at Santa Rosalia being re-
tired TO La Couse. ten miles north Of
Santa Rasalia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
RocK cREsN REpoRT.

The drlII at the Rock Creek wen is
withlna few feet Of the bottom Of the
eoncratA. Fred Harrison. who spent
yesterday al the well, reports the work
gettine along nicely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
REPORT "MONA
LISA" FOUND
Talagram by unIted Press.

TgI9gT0W " VHTI0U TT0s7'
Paris May Sl..-Lapress. in an ex.
ira today makes the positive an
nouncement that the famous master.
piece, NOM Lisa. stolen several
months ago. mas been recovered by
detectives.
The report doesn't say where the
picture was found or where It Is now.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
Chickasha Team Loses Desper-
ate Battle at University
Park at the Final
Moment
The SCORE WAS TIED
FOR FIVE INNINGS
Visitors Won by a Nose Lud
lows New South Paw There
with the Goods Classy
Game is Staged

WIN thN ANlNt'HNoH ilihi il the
camp Of the enemy and next lowering
over the home Warriors, Anadarko and
chlokasha batted thirteen fierce.
heartrendlng innings at University
park Thu sday afternoon. The long
end Of a to ( score finally went to
Anadarko, after a brave rally in the
thirteenth.
Those faithful fans who saw the
game witnessed the hardest fought
contest that was ever staged ia Chick.
asha and the accusing finger cannot
Be pointed at any Individual player
because Of the ultimate defeat The
chickasha clan were on the Job to a
man from the tap Or the gong until
tine last nan was tagged out al the
rubber In q desperate effort to tie the
score
Ludlow's "ece IN the hole" proved to
be Rene other than Francis. the young
soulhpaw. who won a place n the
hearts Of Chiekgshas fandom aaa NE
name Of Iron Man, 81 going over
the thirteen inning route IN fine form
and finishing strong lie worked ike
a veteran and outpitchea Good OF An
adarko Va every department
Chickasha started things 10 the third
session and pushed Chick Fraser home
with one good one. In the fourth.
Moore, for Anadarko. with two down,
ras hit by the pitcher. stole second
and scored when Francis made a wild
heave 70 third Reed who vas then
AZ bat. struck ont
Ii the fifth. chickasha came back 10
the lead with two to the good. when
jacobs and Ga455'gnc scored The
sixth and seventh frames neuea Ana
darko one score each and tied the
game up aealn, Ellison and Amspacher
scoring
For five innings thereafter thes
uncorked the hottest brand OF base
BAH ever Witnessed in This city. n
almost eyery innine both teams bad
men on the paths ana every man "a
the bat threatened 10 break up th'
game. IN those awful latter innings
little hlt meant victory or defeat ant
the nerves Of the fans gere keyed VI
70 the breaking point The horsesho'
had wandered out of the lot, leayinl
the two teams to fight il out on thei
own resources
Oh. ye fatal thirteenth
Ellison was on the paths. moore
popped out 10 Frazier Reed hit I'M
drive to Hay and Ellison scored whcl
Hay mufied and Reed rested on ihifd
only to score a moment later on
fielder's choice Francis struck on
Amspaehel and Leflhand-
Gascoigne and Mitchell went out vi
the infield route With two down AM
the gloom breaking of in chunks
Lindsay come UP and hlt to left fieh
for two bags. Montgomery was sen
Ia TO bat for Hay and walked. Bu
lard. batting fer Francis, beat ont a
infield hit. Lindsay scoring, Frazie
was safe on a fielders choice an
the bases were loaded With Phillip
up, Frazier aud Montgomery tried tn
squeeze and the latter was caught o
the plate.
Thus. sadly the piece ended
The labulaled scores
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
ANApARKo.

Summary. Struck out, by Francis
a. by Good 3 Bases on balls, off
Francis 2, Off Good G. 2-base hits. El.
liaon ], Lindsay l.
Umpires-1ar and Garrett.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
SITUATION
IN CUBAIS
IMPROVED
House Leaders Declare
that Intervention Is
Not Probable
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
New York, May Sl.-Rep sulzei,
chairman Of the hoase committee on
foreign affairs, To-Day said the Cuban
situation was much improved and in
teryention would be unnecessary.
Reports fror Cuba are greatly ex-
aggerated," said Sulzer Il am ad-
yised that President Gomez has the
situation we'll in hand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
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= WEATHER FORECAST. .

= Unsettled showers tonight or y
= Saturday; cooler tonight in =
= west portion; cooler Saturday. =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
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KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR

+ Telegram by United Press.
= New Orleans, May 3l.-Dr. 4
+ Geo. Frideriths. head Of the I
+ dental department Of the Tu-
: lane university, was killed by 1
, a trolley car today. The body
= was badly mangled
=
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-31
EVERY STORE
ROBBED
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= = = = - ? = Y = = = = n ? y = =
; BY United Press. +
= Gibberly, La. Me- 81 Three +
= masked bandits neunted rob :
= bed every store IN Gibbsiy al ,
= an EARLY hour today :
= rhey escHcd on horses A =
= posse IS puIsaiue the robbers :
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REV. FoRNEY HUTCHINSON.
The Retiring Pastor of the Centra
 Methodist Church.


 The splendid triumph in the Christ ian work in this city, of Rev. Forney Hutchinson is manifestly appareen. ro all of our citizens.
 During his four years pastorate of Central Methodist chuch his labors of love was not limited to his own caurch, but reached over the entire ci.y-and far into the churches and hamlets in the surrounding country Wherever there was need of a sympathizing minister.
 To tell the story of the White Christ" as a friend to feed the hun gry, or clo. lie the needy, he was to be famed. Creeds and denominations were lost in the background by him when ministering to the sick and dy- ing. His intense desire to point them to the immaculate son of God, whose aionement for the sns of men is re- cognized tue world over.
 He has taught US by example and preceDt that there are two sides to the question of mans brotherhood That the progress of Christianity de- velops every year more closely that all men are brotnegs-w whether they will, or not
 If not for veal then for woe, God las said n the sacred scripture All ye are brothers"
 The splendid structure on Central avenue and Olive street, the Cent al Methodist Church, whose spires point heavenward and whose doors are open to the Pyotestants, the Catholic and the Jew of all nations, which was built during his four years pastorate here-will stand as lasting monu- meent to his name and work.
 But greater than the church ne built he stands forth clothed with love and power from op high to control and influence his fellow creatures in that he can sweetea taeir bitterness. allay their conflict, hear their bur dens and surround them with the atmosphere of nope and sympathy. Just i'll the proportion as he has capacity, talent, and genius he has been guardian, brother and teacher to men hearing himself, tenderly and sympathetically toward ignorance, poverty and weakness.
 He Is not a printed but a living gospel his aim is to be a master of the art of right living and a teacher of christian character building. His to help and hurt no man, walk in love and overcome evil with good. By the constitution of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, no minister can remain pastor of one church longer than four years, though If pcs slole his people would keep him per manently here
 By the wise council of Bishop w. A. Candler Rev. Hutchinson was given the best appointment in the Little Rock Conference, the presiding elder ship of that conference.
 His firm belief and answering loyalty to the christian fath makes him rejoice that higher wisdom than his own determines where his field of labor shall lie His work here has been nobly done, and "Will Follow Him" IVY
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IKINDERGARTENS AND
 THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
REASONS WHY THIS SYSTEM OF CHILD EDUCATION SHOULD BE
 PART OF SCHOOL WORK.

WY should the Kindergarten bt part of the public school system? l. The Kindergarten form nat uraI bend belws en the home and the school
 It bases it's first work upon the Ii lome and the child's capital of ex perience, and gradually extends the home interest to cover the larger social group and more extended acti 1 yties Of the Kindergarten, and then on to tbe special interests of the school.
 If yon are interested in the detail ot knowing how this is done, examine the ! written plan of work Tn any good Kindergarten
 2 The Kindergarten considers the while nature of the cnlid-p physical, mental, moral ana give seyesy aspect or that nature a chance tor exercise, Training Growth.
 Col. Parker, one of the greatest re- formers of modern American educa tion, used to urge his teachers to re. mem0er that the whole boy goes to scnoo,. It is net mercy segment Of tie boy brain that goes. And the whoie boy needs opporluni ic loI eMsrcise, [. aiming, growth. X Is not chilu who mas had the spe.iai oppol tunlties that the kin4s | gaiten giyes TOT the an-slier dsve.op- nent ol hts nature a. better product Tor the scnoolY
 This is simply practical good sense We ask you, IS there any department or aspect oI lie where expert atten tion ana special training do not coun Ill the terms o1 saccessg IAe result o1 expert attention to the growth ana education Of a little child Is no except lon to the rue.
 ,. Kinderga. ten education is mo tor ana It's ann IS 10 develop human power.
 some of its maxims and watch words afe:
 .Self acticity."
 Learning to do through doing"
 lEuucation by development.
 Al real growth IS from within
 These terms used unintelligently of ten stand for nothing but can't anu miuliSm; bun rightly understood anu followed by the wetl-tralned Kin delgartner, they mean that the chi q gets special training for his lower nerve cFnters He gains central oi his physical organism. lie gains:
 l. The ability to obey promptly and 10 carry cut instructions.
 2. The satinty to concentrate al tention.
 3. The ability to carry his own ideas into effective action.
 4. The Kindergarten furnishes g mental background for the forma study of reading, writing, arithmetic and geography.
 l. Reading:
 The Kindergarten child enters the school familiar with a selected group of the best stories and poems, and is therefore at home with the subject matter Of reading, and his mind tho more readily masters the symbols oi reading.
 2. Writing.
 In teaching child 10 write. the fol lowing processes are involved: l. Holding and directing the pen cil.
 2 Observing the copy. 3, Reproducing the copy 1. Connecting the symbol with tn, idea.
 The Kindergarten child has hat much practice in the use of chalk crayon and paint brush. This meant training of the muscles Of the hand fFr .s.. from natural objects. which means tn
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If She Cannot Benefit Your Physical or Financial Condition She Would not Care
 to read" You.
Read her Own Words and Don't Fail to Note Her Astounding Guar antee.

NOW LlSTEN--After reading your past, present, and future after I've told you all about your friends, relatives, enemies, your health and business minuteiy and in detail; after I've prov. en to you that 1 am ciarvcyant and tell everything DEFINITE, never stepping to haranaue over GENERAL. before 1 extend you the invitation to ASK ME ALL THE QUESTIONS YOU WISH and which agree to answer free, will stand away from you 6 or feet, turn my back to you shut my eyes and call your initials. your age and YOUR FATH. ER's GIVEN NAME. If fail to do this, you shall receive my ENTIRE 0 mcthods) READING FREE.
 NO MoRE-PRlcE s1oo-No LESS Large handsome store room. 235 Cen tra Ave, half block beyond the Arl- ineton. Hours, to g.
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christlan sclence servlees.

Reading of the lesson sermon Sun day morning at HOO o'clock, at tae church edifice. corner Prospect and Ouapaw avenues. Subject. God the Faeserver of Man Testimonial meeting "Wednesday evening at $ o'clock. A free reading room is main tained at the above address, and is open from 2 to D. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays. A cordial welcome to all
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You will find that druggists every where speak welI Of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. They know from long experience in he sale of itsthai in cases of coughs and colds it can always be depenaed upon, and that ii IS pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers.
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Second Baptist Church.

Fourth and Garland. J. R Barnett pastor telephone 249 Call the pastor when lie can serve you.
 Sundays Services
 Sunday school 10:00 a. m, preach ing HOO a. m., B. Y. F. U. 6:30 D. m preaching 7:S0 D, m.
 You are always welcome at the Seccad Baptist Church. Come and sec.
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MEMORIAL 10 LINCOLN.

Washington, Dec lS.-The senate today aaopted the resolution approq. ing the plan of the Lincoln memorial commission for a s2.00o,000 memorial structure in Potomac park here.
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JUST 4 MOMENT. PLEASE.

Our prescription department is in the hands of experts. we use only the purest of drugs. and your pre-. scriptions are compounded exactly as your physician prescribes. Jackson's Pharmacy 944 Central Ave. Tele- phone 47. 11-2S-tf
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NOTICE.

Mrs. w. F. Parks. of 124 Gulpha street was the lucky one winning the fine knit shawl last Thursday night. WOO 12-l5 II
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Cbe gburebes

St. Johns Church.
 Low mass at s o'clock with English Sermon. Nine o'clock low mass with out sermon. At 10:30 high mass with sermon. Evening services at 7:30 sermc.l. rosary, and henediction.
 NOTICE,
 Hot Springs Chapter 69, o. E. S., will hold meeting in chapter room at Masonic Temple Monday Evening. December 16, 1912 at o'clock. Elec- tion of officers. All members are re- quested to attend Visiting members are cordially invited.
 Mrs. Maud Spiyey, W. NJ.
 Mrs. J. R. Demby, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.
First presbyterlan Church.

Warrington Avenue, near Park Junction.
 Preaching at 1l:00 a. m and 7;S0 p. m, by Rev. J. F. Mckenzie. New port.
 Sunday school at 9:S0 a m. Chris tian Rndeavor at 6:30 D. m. A cordial welcome to all
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Central Methodlst chureh.

Sunday. December IS, 1912. Sun day school al $40, preaching by Col. Halford, vice president of the Lay mans Missionary Movement at 6:30
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While you are talking to an indiyia ual a SentinelReeord want ad. talks to the whole community.
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Luncheonette T a. m. to Il P III. daily Public Drug Co, POP ouaen''a Ave
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oranae street Preshyterlan.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. Divine worship and preaching by the pastor at l1:00 a. m. ands7:s0 p. m.Mognias subject, 'The Gospel of Power Evening theme, SThe Eternal Result of Choice" Good music. The public invited
 k. M Wylie, Pastor.
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Preaching by Rev, c. 0. Steele at 7:30.
 A cordial welcome awaits all that attend.
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WARNING ORDER.

Tn the Garland Cnancery Court. Mayme Williams, Plaintiff, against Will Williams, Defendant
 The defendant. Will Williams, IS warned to appear in this Court with in thirty days and answer the com. plaint of the plalntifr, Mayme Wi.' iiams
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court on this 3rd, day of Decen- Der, 1912.
 A. c. SUI.LENT ERGER, Clerk. JAMES S. McCONN ELL. Esq,
 Attorney ad Item. If It's film to develop, take 1t to Jackson's Pharmacy All work guar anteed. S44 Central Ave. Tele phone sT. lt2s.tf
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church.

St Lukc's HpIscopaI Church.
 Corner Spring and Cottage streets. Rev. A. R. Llwyd, rector
 T'hird Sunday in Advent. Holy communion 7:30 a. m, Sunday school 9;30 a. m, morning prayer and ser mon 11:00 a. m, evening prayer and sermon 7:30 D. III. Special music bo.h services.
 Ladies aid meets .l Monday at 3 and the woman's auxiliary at 4:15 }. m.
 Daughters of the King meet on "Wednesday at 4:15 D m. Choir practice on Tuesday at 4:15 and at 1880 D. m., and on Thursday at 7:30 D. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
WILSON TO CONSULT
MANY PARTY LEADERS

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Nov. %
elect Woodrow Wilson has
determined not to take the advice of
ono lnAu only, but of the leaders of
the Democratic party generally. on the
question Of tho formation Of his cabl.
ncl and IN rho selection Of men TO fill
Important official positions
ia meet him iu conference Ut Prince
ton is, it is thought, only the fore
runner OF numerous invitations to
other party leaders 10 meet him In n
series of consultations in reference to
bis Legislative program aud appoint
nlr1lts to Office.
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CHINESE ENGAGED
IN FIGHTING GRAFT

CHICAGO. Nov. ga special cable to
the Chicago Daily News sIom Canton,
China, today. Gays:
Canton is having a campaign against
coI,rup, public officials. Chang I'll
Chan:, chief Of the dcport;1"ut W gen,
craI affairs n, ru"uruc. a port "f Can
ton, llas be"r executed for rohoorv while
on duty. and u circuit Judge l!nS been
sentenced 10 fourteen years for bribery.
Other convictions are looked for.
"rhe government IS crgJn4irg n hl-
rsau 70 collect funds for The proposed
war against Wussia. The bureau is not
TO be abolished until peace t. dcclared or
tho Russiaa- Mongolia con' ention :, is
aprcgalaAs"
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I'D matter to be included In Sun
4 Bociety must be in this office not
a than twelve o'clock Saturday.

HE men OF the University club Gu
E tertained their friends last even
Ing at a delightful dancing party
, IN The club rooms, the affair be-
Ing the second in the winter sea-
Entertainments. The main rooms
& west side were cleared for the
'and the musicians, seated behind
Hn OF palms aud ferns at the north
}rpishcd Il programme OF excellent
music. The punch bowl was
Elm tho nlcoyc at tho entrance TO
|ube furnishing liquid re(reshmcDt
q ds ucers. Lale in thc evening q
1us supper Was served in buffet
rom the private dining room. which
Eay with floral dccora tions. The
b was enjoyed Until Il late hour.
|nair vas preceded by number oil
3 al the club.
young girls of the various soror-
of the State university entertained
<ening at q most delightful affair In
|Dnasium, a revival Of the old fash
.'pinls calico" party. The aifalr
h compliment 10 tho mcn OF the
MT fraternitles, who last year gave
||lar affair in honor of the sorority
= The whole place was gay With
lblk decorations. and the girls were
||uBh roses in their gowns of dainty
4 many OF them made IL old-ia sh-
style. with the quaint rulfies and
|of bygone days. Instead OF having
ulation supper served either ut ia
pr in buffet style. each pair WAS
q box of II delicious supper tied In
'paper and pink ribbons, and the
people were paired OF to enJoy
upper in this fashion. Several OF
rffs OF the faculty cliaDeroned the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30

affair, which, was one Of the most en-
'oyabIc ever held in the gymnasium.
Miss Barbara Kinnersey was the host
home OH Center street. in compliment to
Mrs sam r. Meycr of Chicago. The
home was, beautiful with flowers the
deep rcd chrysanlkcmUms decorating The
nSinr room and the library and tiny
Cecil I!runncr and pink Killarney roses
The dining room. The hostess was assist
Mrs. W. T., kinnsrsley, Airs. Max We'll
aud Mrs James IL. Movie In the library.
GdjoiHing. Miss Marie Odell and Miss
Denise !<a:llc, served punch. while In
The dining room Mrs George S. Auer-
bach and Mrs. james f.. Jennings poured
tea and coffee. q number OF the younger
were from ) to 6. and during that time a
large number OF friends cnlled.
Miss Marian Mcintyre entertained q
Margaret McMiilen. who is leaving to-
morrow for New York 20 sail later for
Paris wIth her mother, The oLLhev guests
Lync. Miss Phyllis Lumap. Miss l,urls
Edmunds Miss Ruth Cowie, Miss Olive
Eenson, Miss, Alice Purefoy,, Miss Helen
Hanchett and Miss Margaret Allen The
party enjoyed tea later at a downtown
cafe.
The Non Scctarian league, which this
wear will handle the Red Cross Christmas
stamps locally, Will hold meeting this
morning Al the home of Mrs. Charles W.
Whitley 10 settle some definite lines of
action in the matter The stamps tor
the southern part OF the state are in the
hands of Mrs, T. H. 1Iornurg Of the state
health committee Of the federation, and
are already going very satisfactorily.
The Dessret gymnasium has issued in
vltatiops ior matinee dance. to be
given this afternoon al o'clock. for the
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New Corporation,

Filed with the county clerk.
Northwestern Land, Construction e
Wafer company; capital, $4,000 with
shares al 81 each. Officers: NJ NJ.
Montgomery. president aud treasurer;
John y Beck. Jr, vice president. and
II. L. Mark. secretary.
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Miss Eta Powers will be the hostes
ar ms tince party this afternoon at tn
Salt Lake thcater for Mrs. Frank Well
OF McCammop. Ida.