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The Washington times., 1912-05-17
synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

william Gettys while living with his
eccentric friend, Marcus Bellair, under
goes several strange experiences. Once he
Believes himself to be q man named Ar
thur Tremlett, about to drown himself In
the East River. At another time ne
watches German pianist. who said that
he could not play tune by ear, 'under
the influence OF Marcus Ballair, play with
the ease of q master and then die OF
heart failure. After that Gettys leaves
the house and sails for the West Indies.
Detective Sergeant Remmera recounts
some remarkable instances OF BellAfrs
wonderful powers OF insight He tells OF
hie prevention Of Arthur Tremlett's sui
eide. and of Tremlett's amusement later
at meeting in a hotel lobby man named
Robert Ford Of Trinidad In the British
West Indies. It Ia Ford. Remmera re-
lates. who 10 brought to headquarters q
few days later q hopeless lunatic, charged
with the murder Of Marcus Bellair.
Mrs. Rosalie Ford tells her story OF the
supposed death of Arthur Tremlett and Of
meeting his double In a New York hotel.
She tells also OF an invitation from Bel
lair to her husband. to visit the formers
home and OF her husbands arrest for
Beilair's murder.
Arthur Tremlett tells how he escaped
death after his fall in the cave: OF his
life OF horror In the cave; OF his escape
and loss at memory and of his meeting
with Bellair In New York Then he meets
Robert Ford and his wife. the latter the
girl he had loved.
The Washington times., 1912-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

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THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ANpl
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while II It does give you clear complexion,
the expense IL trtfing
Simply get an ounce Of othine-double
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Washington and one nights treatment will
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needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask any druggist in the city
OF washington for the double strength othine,
as this u the only prescription sold under
guarantees Of money back u II tails 70 remove
freckies. -..
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GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRS

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J. B. GIBBS,
Carpenter and Builder. 1923 l. st. nw; phonS
General house repairing and remodelinE.
/
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PIANO TUNING

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BEAUTY CULTURE

n nIRpREssuNG, sHAMPooING, HAIR
-lbi Icing, MANICURING, CHIRoPoDY'
rttd Al Massage. Ladies emily. SIT uth Of. Nv.
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TAIL0RS
TYPEWRITERS

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you could without costing you one cent have
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST--A SMALL
left In a Pa. ave.
warded. Capt. WM.
War College.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27
LATEN NEWS

William Ryan, saloonkeeper,
2511 West Madison ST., fined $500
and costs after his wife had testi-
fed that he had beat her with his
fists.
After two hours fight in lot
near 2S17 N. Oakley ave. with a
large eagle, three men captured
the bird and turned it over to the
Lincoln Park zoo.
After pleading guilty to using
an imitation maple flavor in can
dies, the Central Candy Co. was
fined 500.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27
LOOK FOR SETTLEMENT

London, Feb. 27.-Immediate
settlement of the controversy be-
tween the miners and coal oper-
ators was believed to be certain
here tonight. Premier Asquith,
it was reported, had driven the
operators into line by threaten
ing to resort to adverse legisla-
ton.
Asquith announced, it is said,
that he would force a bill through
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27
MAY USE FRANKLIN AS
CHIEF WITNESS

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. H.
Bert H. Franklin, formerly chief
investigator for the defense dur
ing the trial of the Mcnamara
brothers, today pleaded guilty to
an indictment charging him with
bribing jurors in the trial.
1t is understood that this means
that Franklin will appear as the
chief witness for the state against,
Clarence S. barrow, former chief
counsel for the McNamaras,
when when he is tried on a charge
of bribery. There is a report that
Franklin was promised clemency
or immunity if he would turn
states evidence against barrow.
Franklin will be sentenced Fri
day. ~.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

who, by the way, is some big bug
in Bowery society. But Swede,
Annie put Myrtle's eye out, and
copied Kinsman off, and it was
easy for Mrs. Goodwin to get in
formation from Myrtle.
The detective bureau has all
the dope now, of course, and they
will tell you themselves how they
followed Ed Kinsman from New
York to Chicago, and from Chlca-.
go to Boston, and from there to
his old home, and how they've
got his suit case with some of the
original packages of bills from
the Produce Exchange bank
from which the $4,000 was stol-
en-and whole lot more.
But really the detective bu-
reau didn't have anything to do
with it. Mrs. Isabella Goodwin
was the real goods.
The three taxicab bandits were
arraigned in the Tombs court
this morning. Later, Joseph
Push surrendered to Commits
sioner Dougherty, saying he un-
derstood he was wanted in con-
nection with the robbery, and the
police arrested another man,
whose name they refuse to give
out.
1890
LOOK FOR SETTLEMENT
London, Feb. 27.-Immediate
settlement of the controversy be-
tween the miners and coal oper-
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parliament fixing minimum
wage scale for all underground
workers. This action would en-
able the miners to win the prin-
cipal concession for which they
are contendlng. i
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Wanted-Male Help.


At YOUR AGE, YOUNG MAN-IF YOU
arc between II and 25-you are at the
most important age OF your life-the age
OF making YOUR decision
Arc you going To postpone deciding oil
permanent, beneficial life work, or Will
you drift on from pillar To post. sticking
TO nothing and getting no permanent good
out OF anything
Unless 200 have made n firm decision
or something you intend TO make your
life work. investigate the United States
navy.
Four years in the navy will build YOU
I'D q fine physique and viii train you In
self reliance and discipline. This train
ing wiil stand by you TO the end OF your
I.fe.
II sou show special aptitude the navy.
may teach YOU some valuable trade that
VIII make you n fine living. even II YOU
don't stay in tho navy
Ca|l At the nearest navy recruiting sta
tlon. Judge Bldg. l.. Ord South and Main
sts.. Salt Lake City. Utah. and find out
about navy pay hours, promotion. train
Ing. championship, the 30 different
trades, chances TO sec the world and
10 lny by money.
Or write for interesting free book. '.Tho
Making Of a Man-o'- Warsman." which
describes in simple language and clear
pictures the daily lifc OF the enlisted
mon.
Address Bureau OF Navigation, box 352
Navy Department. Washington, d. c.
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IL YOUR URGENT w r,,-a
DO you want 10 ron, ,HNr I A ros>
capital I,cn nccn,xd IN your businssa; al
trained executives noo four sacss-l
con,oeio w tac,nry, does the hnnn IN ~,
supply all these uree,, Ilic VIM
small expense. needs az;
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FURNISHED ROOM sIl MO. HEAT;
735 Major ave. k1Es
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FRUITS AND COAL,

lions FRUIT * COAI.. 60
FRUITS, vegetables and NU Elnde Of
tancN Groceries. Hay. Grain. COL ,,I
kiudline '' 't'
WAsATcH 5li2. $50 S. w, TEMPLE
E"oIS
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT S y NJ
and I r. NJ DAILY TROY LAUNDRY
Al SOUTH 9Th EAST.
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-FOUR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
modern iG5 9th ave. S2S.H0.
BETTlIYON HOME BUILDERS co...
le2T9
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THE WILSON HOTEL WILL MA IKE a
special winter rate on sulteG with bath,
and single rooms. Inquire Mr.. Ramcy
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HIGHEST COMMISSIONS rArD TO
compcteri agents Musi furnish rcyar-
enccs. Good selling proposition. Apply
today: start work Immediately. Pacific
land & Water Co. S16 Newhouse huild-
ing. kf0o2
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MECHANICAL EN'GINEERJNr

-N~--->~0>~>~0->~--~~~~~>-~N~,
JOHN j. LNASS,
hecHanloal engineer. structural d.,.i...
InS ana general drafting. Tnvcntipg =,
Tel. Wasatch 1926. ,5ot p,iE:
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE.
inont First Congregational churcn, We
ger sou position free OF charge .erSs
phone 5S2o t2f's
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnisned Rooms.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS:
heat and bath: closo In 40 South s, W
Temple. Was 2TJ-W. hl"'-
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UrAu BUsl-
ness College preparation Cor pusine
iIe. Start course now. Boston pLSSs
day or night. el'So
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help
Headquarters tor laborcrs
e. West 2ud South Phone AGA
-
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WANTED
Wanted-Malc Help.

No. ] SOLICITORS WITH REFER
ences for well advertised proposition
BIG commission and permanent IVORY Tor
right men. Unless YOU have made good
do not call See Mr.. Meyer, Tribune,
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FOR SALE
miscellaneous

\ T. OUR s-YEAD.cr
bourbon straight whI.JllD ~
j. h a,e SIX ~ Il bottle. ashy. no o.
ocer' occ' Social bar Soa a99stlz n,
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IDAHO, NEWLY FURNISHED: STEAM
heat; $3.50 TO s4ot week aol' ~
South Eiio'
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1912
Tribune Wants Bring Best Results

They business Advertise in The and gcre
a m
Il o buy lig rcning an
sic quick in action ndwch ha temc il N
in il ouch many
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THERE'S A WAY TO GET IN TOuGI,
with just the kind OF roomcr thht 90. ,,s
would be glad 10 have share the coz.
OF the home-call upon the want Huo,
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For Rent-Houses Furnished.


ELEGANTLY FURNISHED I-ROOM
modern house. close In. Hyland 961-J,
g302j
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Standard Laundry li2 Dunbar ave
MICS
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WANTED-EXPERit. CHOCO-
late dippers, Sil per week - So
West Temple ml2g5
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COUNTRY TOWN AGENTS WANTED
for easy soliciting work. on commission:
steady work the year round for hustlcrs
Apply To II a M. 12G So. Main. Room
joh. ml25O
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NANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
houscwork; small family: good wages
129 G. st. nl266
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

FOL, EicNT--NFRS DESIRABLE WARE
house ON o. = H. switch: double base
mcnt and 2-Story brci: electric clcva-
tor, floor scales heating plant aud built
in offices. centrally located. rent very
reasonable. Phone Exchange 32I, ny
IL nd SOS .-GgI,
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THE WANTS OUTLINE IN pL'l.,,
concise statements the chances tlst ma. -
at band for workers, renters. ianu,o es &c
BUYERS kelIer, those who would e"-
change, :.
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HERE'S A PRACTICAL e,;ss,
Have the Want coi,,rSU cim SUaGESn
meeting or the holldaye hsb
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Wanted Situation-Female.

CLASS WOMAN COOK. 2l2b so.
state. Phone Wasatch 3313-R. k2924
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For Rent-Farms.


2-ACRE FRUIT AND CHICKEN FARM.
4-rn. brick house, OF car line. FIv-
lard 2OIO. hogs
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WINDSOR HOTEL. e25 so. MAIN ST,
Weekly winter rates 10 single partlos'
steam heat. electric lights and telephones;
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WANTED-FOR L. s. ARMY. ABLE
Docied unmarried men, between ages OF
IS and 30; citizens OF United Stafcs ~
good character and temperate Ina bits
who can speak. read and write English
Language For information apply TO re-
cruitins officer. Walker bank bldg
Main and End so. SITS. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah rne5s
WANTED BOOKKEEPER AND
cashie- for gen ndse. store In near
~ mining camp Must be able To give
oond. State experience and salary
wanted Give references and telephone
number Address X-i3. Tribune. k23sG
WILL START YOU EARNING 81
DAILY At home In spare time silver,ng
tulrroTs; no capital; free Instructive book
tet giving plans OF operation O. r. Red
mond, Dept. sls. Boston. Mass. gi343
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NEWLY FURN. ROOM. FURNACE Sna
heat, desirable close In. Inquire SeS SSS
Il. Broadway. k-oV
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST

~, ,,[.,.,-., -. 49,.
pl, kOBEET W. HALL. PYORrUEA
l,L Nn>,s, 0kAl: FROPHYLAXIS. 40
l93JG
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Wanted Situation-Male

~~--~-~'-N~-~~~-N---~---~-~
DRUGGIST. Competent. l5 YEARS
experience: best references capacity
and character. Address Y-33. Tribune
kJ7S3
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THREE LARGE ROOMS, GROUND
floor: lnolcum and range, with bath;
close 10 z. S. L. 3Si w. N. Temple.
klil.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
near university Bis So. 18th T.. slA''
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LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM. 4 WIN
dows, nowiy papered. light ana pf''n''
Hyland 221l
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FURRIER
PRINTING

ARROW PIESS-UTAHS BIGGEST
plant. Printing. Binding Office SUP
plies and Furniture. Legal Blanks. So
w. 2nd $50. Exchangc 20s. k125
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

! pAG BEST PRICE TOE SJEIICT1NSJ7, SEC0NSJJ77,,
Tcmpic TL ''T,rn'ns; W Glickmau. n < ".
'""''u i'l". kl1gT
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! or . LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
for rcnt, loJ CANYON road. h3ti3
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YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS.
willing and obligng. desires work
around private place or as carctaker
Moderate wages. Address Z-1S. Trib-
une. m7nc
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FARM WORK. MAN 90, SMALL FAM
lily. 20 anywhere; opportunity of buy-
ciatcs good worker only. Address Z-55.
Tribune. m9aI
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnislled,


STOREEDpM, - y. STATE. FINE
for grocery, meat or drug business. SAP
1-room mod, %25 W. lst So........, so
room mod, GiG S. Main ....-.,....... -
Broom mod. us So. 2ud w. ...... 80
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For Miscellaneous.

SAMPLE ROOM on FIRST FLOOR 30
by 20 feet, Apply Capital Electric Co
u West LIST South street. kio5S
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Address Bureau OF Navigation. box 35e
Navy Department. Washington. d. c.
m953
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished


NEW MODERN BRICK, ROOMS,
N'Hll'dSl 40 wv
New modern brick. rooms. south
cHst 80. Observation-Disclosures. IL 90
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MANTED-GIGT. FOR GENERAL,
houseworS. 20. East Broadway. mf2i1
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WHERE TO STOP

-
hiNcol-N HOUSE, GS EAST ISr S1
-" rooms; rates. "5c. l0c and SOC: mod
S'.is,, -. uI.yp
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENEn,s; sTT-nIH
- East Third South. China. suitnbIc
Tor gifis and prizes. Class and priyat.
''''''l'' c9G9
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KEY FITTING
WELDING
FOUNDRY

STOVE CASTINGS. PATTERNS EC1
1000 different stoves; general foun.
dry work Western Foundry stove
Repair Works. Wasatch 5475 J,o73o
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~ noE nD TIE ADVANTAGE q,
day, everyone to watch the theu W. " n
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms.

MODERN ROOMS FOR II X. GAS
range; rent very res asonJble. II Zen.
dall terrace. itl and 9th So. OF w. Tcn,o
pie. 1850
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WANTED ATTRACTIVE SALESLADY.
Address I-J3. Tribune. nli260
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the L. :. marine corps. between tho
ages Of 1o and SO Must be nativc born
or havo first papers. Monthly paw $l5 20
se' Additional compensation possible
rood, clothing. ausrter and medical at
tendance free. After so years service can
retire With 10 per cent of pay and allow
ahccs. Service ON board ship ana ashore
IN a. parts of the world. Apply al u. 5.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. los Main
St, salt Lake City, Utah. mis-
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BOOKS AND CARDS

THE BEST SELECTIONS or, uonL-e
and engraved Nmas cards AT the D.
oret SUNDAY School Union Book store 4.
u. South Temple street neiss
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GIRL FOR. GENERAL HOUsEWOnK.
f2a T. SO. Temple. 1ul26l
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TWO MOD. ROOMS. FURNISHED;
light housekeeping. aS5 ith ave-, SD:
Phone w. A22l-W. or w. $500 k22o7
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I'm. MOD. sRlCK, IOig lake

MODERN FOUR ROOM BRICK. NEWLY
built. on East 9th South. SIG
HOME BUILDERS CO,
10 and IL East Broadway. Wasatch 2030.
mo6t
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MIDDisE-AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
oral hoUsework; family OF two. Phone
Nusdtch 35iS-M. ni1229
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MEN. WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT
jobs. $4,000 week Write immediately
FOR list of positions open. Franklin In
stftute. Dept. a4e w. Rochester. ~ Y
1857
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MIDDLt.-hG LADY DESIRES posi-
ton as housckccper. Address I-3i.
Tribune. mss
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-05-03
MARRIED

The marriage of Dave Roberts and
Miss Reta Miller, both of Murphy
was solemnized on Wednesday after
noon, May /, at the home OF Mrs
Stella Moore, S22 East c street, FL
der J. L. Green officiating A num-
ber of friends were present, among
them Grandma Savage, who is now
nearing her four score years, and
Superintendent Lincoln Savage, uncle
of the bride. The room was becom-
ingly decorated and the bride was
dressed in cream silk. A number of
beautiful presents were received. AZ
ter the ceremony refreshments were
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are among
Murphys most esteemed young peo-
pie and have the best wishes of
many friends.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-05-03
CITATION.

In the County Court for Josephine
County Oregon
In the matter OF the Estate o, Henry
Hopper Deceased
To Henry A. Hopper, Viola NJ.
Hopper and Eleanora E. Hopper,
and all other unknown persons inter
ested in the above entitled Estate,
Greeting:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby cited and required to
court, at the County Court Room at
the Court House at Grants Pass in
Josephine county Oregon, on June 3,
1912, at the hour Of ten O'Clock a. m,
then and there to show cause, II any,
why the petition OF Mabel E. Klop-
per, the administrative of the above
entitled estate, filed in said court and
cause should not be granted. and the
premises hereinafter described not be
sold at administratrix sale AT public
or private sale as the court may or
der, to-wit.
Commencing at a point % feet west
of the southwest cornerrof Block lG
in the Town Of Kerbyyille, Josephine
county, Oregon, and running thence
north $40 feet; thence west i90 feet
more or less. to the west line OF
James Kerby Donation Land Claim,
thence south $40 feet; thence easl
$50 feet more or less, to place Of
beginning;
Also. a certain tract of land com
mencing at the southwest corner o
the premises above descrUed anC
running thence west o rods. thence
north 8 degrees west "a rods and
links; thence east / rods and /,
links to the northwest corner OF sale
tract above described; thence soutl
$40 feet 10 the place of beginning
containing acres. more or less,
Also. all of; Block tG iu the Tow
of KerbyyiIle. an in Josaphne coun
tg Oregon
, This citation Us issued pursuant 4
D the order of Hon stephen Jewel
County Judge for Josephine county
Oregon. dated April 27th 1912.
with be Hon Stephen Jewel
p judge OF said Court and the seal O
+, nid court affixed hereto Aprl 27tf
1912.
(seaU
Attest S. r CHESHIRE,
County IorI
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-05-03

Mrs. Rose Graylin left Wednesday
evening for Seattle TO visit.
Chas. Welter returned from Dor
ris, Cal. Saturday to visit with his
family.
Henry Gould started for Denver
Wednesday night, where he has busi-
ness matters which require atten-
tion.
Lem Trask returned Wednesday
night from Medford, where he spent
a couple of days on business.
w. ]. Everton and wife left We'd
nesday night for Portland to remain
indefinitely. Mr., Eyerton has been
with the Rochdale store for some
time.
Mrs. J. B. Hutchinson and Bob
Mclean returned Thursday to Rogue
river. Mrs. Hutchinson leaves tonight
for Portland after spending year
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Mclean,
at Rogueriver.