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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Clarke and Fogler Scheduled
for Combat; Team Pursuit
Race Is Feature.

"a 18th the American and Australian
NM teams clashlng In an unlimited
wv pursuit race, and with Jackie
" Clarke and Joe Fogler among
the contenders in the two mile
open lap race for professionals, there is
very likely to be some large doings at the
Salt Palace saucer track this evening.
Manager Floyd MacFarland has arranged
an attractive programme for the nights S
racing
lineup, with Alfred Goullet taking the
place OF Clarke His team mates are
Gordon Walker and Paddy Hehir, while
the American team, which claims the
Fogler. Eddie Root and Freddie Hill,
The teams will start from opposite sides
of the track, and the leader Of the win
ming team must pass every one Of the
three members of the opposing team be-
fore the victory is won.
In the former race of this kind the
American team was victorious. when
Fogler went out and passed Clarke.
Goullet declares that he will pass Fogler
this time The riders have been betting
on themselves and are out to do battle
every foot OF the way
Jackie Clarke will endeavor to wipe
out the defeat sustained at the hands Of
Gordon Walker Sunday night. They will
meet meet In French style match race to-
nothing which he will not do to win
He was tired from several hard races
when Walker beat him Sunday night, he
says
There will be some good sport I'm the
hVe-mile motorpaced match race be-
tween Harvey Wilcox and Ray Duer
This race will be run best two in three
meats, and Wilcox Will give Duer a handi-
cap OF one lap In each heat Wilcox is
the king OF the pace followers at the
saucer so far this year and says that he
is going to retain his laurels
The two-mile open lap race will bring
out all the professionals with the excep-
ton Of Iver Lawson. who will not be
able TO ride on account OF the Injuries
received in his match race with Clarke
SUNDAY night. The feeling between
Clarke and Fogler is even more bitter
than the Lawson Clarke feud, and the
FUR will 6y II these two riders happen
10 fight IT out for position at any stage OF
the race Goullet will also be a strong
contender in this event: and with Eddie
ROOT showing improved form it is bound
to be a contest.
For the amateurs there will be a three
quarters OF a mile handicap, 10 be rim
IN three heats and final. Handicapped
Harry. Heagren has so placed the men
that the winner Will have to go his best
no matter from what distance he rides
The BaDdn Roma will play during the
races, and the first contest will be begun
promptly at Sis o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
NO INTERFERENCE IN
FIGHT At LAS VEGAS
Governor Mcdonald Will Per-
NIT Battle Between Flynn
and johnson.
PUTS BAN ON GAMBLING
Declares Existing Laws Must
Be Rigidly Enforced by
County and City.
PUTS BAN ON GAMBLING

SANTA FE. n NJ, June 24.-There
VIII he no interference with the Johnson
Flynn battle for the worlds heavyweight
championship at Las Vegas. July 4, by
Governor w. c. Mcdonald, providing the
county and city authorities enforce
strictly the state laws. These laws re-
late chiefly TO the suppression OF public
gambling.
This was made plain in a formal state
ment issued by Governor Mcdonald al
9:15 o'clock tonight But should the
civil authorities fall 10 enforce the laws,
the governor declares that "all the power
that possibly can be brought into use
viii be directed to destroy the evil and
vice attendant upon tho gathering
In view Of the absence OF specific legal
prohibition. Mr.. Mcdonald adds that all
he can do is 10 enforce strictly existing
laws regarding gambling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
NEWSPAPER MEN SEE
FAST ONES At LAGOON
Pleasant Little Affair Is Much
Enjoyed; Big Stables
Are Arriving.

number OF newspaper men were
guests at a pleasant little affair ycster-
day at Lagoon given in their honor by
officials OF the racing association. The
party was arranged by j. n. Fleshman,
publicity agent for the association. and
''Walkabout" fairly outdid himself in
making things pleasant
After an inspection OF the track, the
grandstand and the improvements now
under way at the Lagoon course an
informal banquet was enjoyed. Felc-
itous remarks were made by number
OF those about the board.
Following the dinner, some OF the par
~ visited the stables where a hundred
fast ones are awaiting the opening OF
the meet, which begins July 3.
Everything al the track Is In readiness
for a season of good racing. Many I'M
provements have already been completed
and many others are under way. One
OF the bettermentS is the removal OF the
hill at the turn into the back stretch
Cutting away this rise will enable the
spectators to obtain an unobstruoted view
OF the horses on every part of the
track.
Fl, l. Wilson, general manager of the
association, yesterday received a tele-
gram to the effect that sixty-siX OF the
best horses now racing at Latonia win
largest stables ever sent to any race
track arrived yesterday. The string was
the III. G. Bedwell lot, and It's unloading
resembled the arrival of a circus in town.
In the Bedwell stable are the following
horses: Madman. Lochiel Right Easy,
Prince Ahmed, Spohn, Sticker. Rose
Queen, Michael Angelo. Nadzu, Thistle
Rose, Gretchen G., Frank Ruhstaller, Pa
iorita. Eddie Graney. Heartstone, Rue,
Stare, Nimbus Pardner. Knight Deck,
Richard Reed Country Boy, Montgomery
and Ell Cazadora
j, Boland's stable, containing Abound
and The Monk, also came in yesterday.
Each day from now uptll the opening
OF the meet will see the coming of num-
berS OF sprinters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
KANSAS CITY TO HAVE
TWO BALLOON ENTRIES

KANSAS CITY, June 2i.--Kansas City expects
TO haVc tao entries In tho national elimination
balloon races In start rom here July "a Ar
rsneements were mnde today By the Kansns City
Aero club for new bag to fy a compano
OF the Kansas City IL. purchased and used last
summer.
The old balloon is 10 be pIloted by Captain
HONEYWELL OF ST. Louis while John Watts
the clubs aide. viii start a pilot with the
ne. one the Kansas City Ill. II he Is abe to
make the rest Of his qualification flights before
the starting date. Waits already has mnde throe
OF the sevon nlghs required by the Aero Club
OF America for pilots license Ho has an
Iuiy 4 " ''N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
ABE ATTELL SEEMS FIT
FOR GO WITH MURPHY
b. International News seryIce.

b. International Newr Service
sAE FRANCISCO. June a-hbe Aueli expects
10 weigh In the neEbborbood OF $50 pounds
when hs steps into the ring with Harlem Tom
my Murphy on July T. Today tho former
fsatberweight champion Jumped on the scales IN
the presence OF number OF newppaper men
and the beam. which was for i53 pounds
balanced perfectly
tween and light time" said he Sbu, n
viii be only three or four pounds at the most
Thu means that will only DO four or 1--WE
pounds lighter than Murphy
Attell apparently is in excellent shape. He
has been training faithfully sincs his arrival
from Bills GolaneE ranch and 10 conhdenf hs
VIII reverse tbs former verdict. when Murphy
gave him an unDcrciful wallopinx.
Murphy. accompanied By Manager Buclts- ar
rived from tho cast this evening and Will es,sb
lish training quarterx nj Al whites fornorrov
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
OGDEN BASEBALL FANS
INCORPORATE COMPANY
Spe cial 10 The Tribune

OGDEN. June 24.-Arttcles Of incorpora
ton for the Ogden Baseball and Athletic
association were filed at the Office of the
county clerk today, The officers Of the
organization. as named at a meeting oi
a r. Bigelow, president: w y. Brown
vice president Angus Kennedy, secre
tary- treasurer. These. together with Fl
NJ. Rowe. f. S. Rolapp, T. n Carr and
rectors.
The association. which is incorporated
for the promotion or baseball, boxing OF
SEQ. 900. the total amount OF stock sub
scribed at this time being 162 shares OF
the par value OF s25 and equal TO sio5O
II is the intention TO dispose of 200 shares
this season,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
REDS DOWN CUBS IN
BATTLE FOR BLOOD
Reulbach and Fronne Fight
for Every Inch of Ground;
1 to O.

BY International News Service.
CINCINNATI. June 24.-The Reds took
the first game of their series with the
Cubs today by a score OF to 0. 1t was
a pitchers duel between Reulbach and
Fromme all the way. The Reds netted
their winning and only tally in the fifth,
when Reulbach walked Egan. Mclean
bunted, pushing him TO second. he took
third on Fromme's out, and scored on
Bescher's single
Reulbach was nlcked for three hits
while Fromme allowed six. The Reds
twlrler kept them scattered,
CHICAGO-CINCINNATI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
BENEFIT POSTPONED
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY

Owing TO the rain OF the later hours Of
YESTERDAY afternoon and the threatening
aspect OF the skies. the benefit for the
family OF Henry Potter. scheduled for
the motordrome last night, was post
poned. The benefit will be given next
Monday evening, when q card of excep-
tional features will be offered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
NJ |V|VES' S HOME| |
PROVES T|NELy
Collins's Singles and Be
Alright Pitching T
Much for Ford.

BY International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. June az
Ford kept the Athletics hits 4
tered today, but McInnes's home
Collins's timely bingles were
for the New Workers. Bends
great form.
NEW YoEK-PHlLADELPH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Wells and Palzer Friday

NEW YORK. June et.-poubardisr weIIs
holder OF the English heavyweight tide viii
meet Palrer In ten-round bout at the
Garden a. C. Friday night II Will he
the nrrt tins an English beayyveght chsmpiou
has rnat representative American boror IN
the ring In this city since 1889 when Chsrl.y
van.
Both men stand feet Inches. but Palmer
has an advantage In weight. Weighing about ala
pounds 20 his opponents ls3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Pirate S Manager Banisne

BY international News Service
ST. LOUIS. June 2t-Tne =. y
beat the Pirates today. toS ss
hit for three runs in the first =.
that Plttsburg was not dang eiut'
inson pitched steadily, eSceps
fourth, when he was let Gown
In the fifth a pass 10 Magee 60
by Hauser and Honey broushl IN
Ming run. Manager Clarke Was
by Umpire Rigler for protestinB
double, which tied the count
ST. LoUIs-pITTsBURd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
'Batted for Reulbach In eighth.

eIgRTH.
Chicago o o n q q 90
Cincinnati .....,..... o II
Summary; Two -hnso hlt-Bescher Stolen bases
Downs, Zimmerman, Double poy-Reulbach to
Eyors TO saer Hits-OT Rculbach. In in
nings; off Lavender, l in inning Rases on
baIls-Of Reulhach. .. off Fromme. /, Struck
out-By Fromme. 8; by Rculbach 1. Sacrifice
hit-McLean. Left bnses-Chicngo. s: Gin
cinnati. T.. Time OF game-lA3. UmpIres-klem
and BuJh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
WHITTIER AND WARD
TIE FOR WINNINGS
Speedy Motorcycle Racers
Have Nineteen Points Each,
Handicap to Date.

Whittler and Ward. two OF the motordrono' y
crack factory riders. have tied for ersl place
on the winnings table for the pepnn riders rs
tho result OF the hrst three mccts OF the sea :.
there.
On the basis Of points for Grsts. 3 points
for seconds. points for thirds and ] poin, for
fourthH. the standing OF the wzndumcrc riders
10 dato il as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Prepare for Regatta.

PouGHkEEPsIE ~ Y, June at-rbe c,-n.u
varsity crew continues to row In top form In
preparation for the regatta Saturday and the
Columbia and Syracuse stnl make a IA
vorsbic Impression.
The Stanford crow had time trial this evan
ing up stream with WaIkns. No. 4 out OF the
ooa' for rest Captain Seward declared pre-
mature the report that Or. Poet would coach
INC stanford crew the rest OF the training sea :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
After Middleweight Honors.

FL PhSo. Tex. June ,t-The winner nf the
Herrick Morrow fight In the JuArc5 bull ring
| on Juno 20 win be matched with the hest Of
| the middeWcIght championship claimants for tho
! m,ddleHcight championship OF tho world Tommy
| Ryan. managing Morroa's Affairs, says that No
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Draw in Whirlwind Bout.

By International News Service
NEW YORK. June IA whirlwind finish IN
'hs last throo rounds gavo jack Goodman a draw
Tith Young Brown IN tho ten~round npsI az
the Madison Square Garden tonight II was a
thrilling mill and Kept the big crowd on i,s fset
most of the time. Poor handlnz coat Brnnn ,bo
fight ~ '"s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

'batt0d lot hutseT III e's"s"
Boston ...........o o o 90 al
Washington ,s..,-,..> v vi
Summary; Threc-basc hit-Cooper -.
Wagner Carrlgan. Double play
Gand!l. Hits-oH Pelty. In M
MusSor, g In 2 Innings. Bases Oh
Pelty, 2. Struck out-By Folly =
9: by Ensel. /. by Bcdicnt =: ht
BY Polty. !. Left on onses-WAsninssss1
ton. g. Timo OF Rame-l:9d. Atlsna>
Ump!gcs-Wogteryelt and Evans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Bell Saves Joe Mandot

new ORLEANS Juno el-A timely bell ksn,
willie sitchio from knocking out Joe Mandot
of thir city et the ond Of ten rounds tonight
MHDoot. srogEy from blows on the face and
stomach. fought weakly. Ritehir never let m
snd apparently waa In good condition at the
writers. 'S'"s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
4TH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS

Spanish Fork, Delta, Milford and many
other points. One fare for round tTip.
Tickets on sale July 2. 3, 4. return
July 5. Tickets 169 South Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Washin eton Gets Vaughn.

NEW YORK. Jun. 7i-Jim Vaughn the biz
left-hapded pitcher OF the New York Ameri-
cans. been relcascd IN Washington
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Tesreau Emulates Marauard,

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, June 2f.-New York cele-
brated its return home today by beating
Philadelphia. Tesreau pitching In Mar
quardesque style, Only five Phillies were
lucky enough to get hits off the Ozark
giant,
PEILADELPHIA-NEW YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
.Fishcr ba,led for DAILY in ninth.

-Flshor bntted for DAILY in ninth.
brooklyn .,...,...-. 0 o o.
Boston -....-..s.-.... o q . -
summary; Home runs-iiouGcr Hummel Three.
base hit Dauhcrt. Two-basc hitS-Ti,us Daubort
kirke Double pl0yg-Toolcy 10 Dsubsrt. p,nbcrt
TO Ioolcy 10 Daubert: Smith 10 Daubert BaSos
on bnlls-on ftnslng. s. on Hess l. strucg
out-By Yincling. /; by Hess. !. Sacrifice hits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Bedient Gives Only -Four

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON, June 2i.-Bed
Red SoX star. held the National
hits today and won his game.
Seven hits off Petty and two o1
gave the runs. While weak az
the Nationals played a sensatin1
In the field.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
SeatkIo Man Go I'm

BOSTON. Juno 2i.-Rostou Nationals have our
chased james. pitcher. and Whaling. q catcher
from Seattle. The viii not be delivered nm
I'll the close OF the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
American, association

At MiI7aukoc- \, ~ E
st Paul .......e 2 n o-lS Is ,
Milwaukee q ~ Is I
BattcrcS-Gardner and Murray: Nicholson md
Schalk. Empire8-FcrGu'ou aud Hnndlboc
At Indiana polls R H. Il
Columbus o.. 80 q Ooooi ao00t-7 IL 2
indianapolis % o o q n o . n o 0-3 3
Thirteen innings
Batteries -Eimball. McQulllen and CaSey and
Murphy. Cooper and Roth
A. Kansas CITY r "A =
Minneapolis e.. -. . q n o n n % >
Kansas City ..... n q - .
Bc,tcfiet- N 2d0cll. LIobhast and Oven,
Powell. Csllia and o Conpor. Umpires-Hayes end
Anderson
At Toledo ~
Louisville =. 600. OF 2
Toledo .....,. , q o 1 o-s 10 y
Bstterior-Tonsy. Richter and Madden. W
James and Land umpres-Bicrhsiter ard Con
molly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

Miller, Titus. Hit By pltche:-W
by Yiugling, l. Rslk-itoss- LAT
Brooklyn. S. Boston, 6. Attendance,
plres-Eason and Johnstonc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

Summary Home run-McIrnes. TW
Collins. Ford Double plsys-Cree
Bender 10 Thomas 10 Acfnnes. Bas1
or Ford, !; OF Bender, /. Struck out
9 by Bender. 5. Sacrifice hi,-DtT!
on bases-New York. 4: Philadelphia
pires-Egsn and oLoughlin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
PH1LADELPHIA-NEw YORK.

'Battcd for Brennan In sixth
''Baued for Moore In ninth.
Philadelphia o.. -..,,.ss . O j 8
New York ..............i o 1 Ill
summary; Two base hits--Luderus. Shafcr (2l
Doyle. Becker t2l, Double play-Fltchcr 10
Doyle TO Morklc HitS-o0 Chalmers. S In l-3
Innings; of Brennan. In 2-S innings Struck
out-By Tesroau. g. by Chalmers ?: BY
Brennan. ?. Sacrifice hlt-Chalmors. Sacrifice
hy-CTayath Loft on hasc6-Now York, 4; Phil
adclpha. 4. Time OF gamo-2;02. Umpircs--
Brennan aud Emsltc
Boston Takes First.
BY International News Service
BOSTON, June 2i,-BoSton took The
opening game OF the series with Brook
lyn 10 day. 10 4. Hess was effective
at all stages.
BROOKLYN-BoSToN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Western League

~ 81. loseph-Dss Moines. y: ST. Joseph
~ Wichita-DcnvcT. 3: Wichita 4
Al Top-ks-Toprka. 2; Lincoln 1
AZ Omaha-Sioux City. g. Omaha l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-15
s'Our Personal Guarantee
TO all Skin Sufferers
McGRATH BROS

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CITY NEWS.

Outing gowns 5ec. TIC. 81, SIS
eaeh II the Central store ADV
II II joyce. Of Cameron, Nc,
aanus md joyce. Wa TAKEN 70 lie
hospital this afternoon aanertng from
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necessary that Ar. Joyce We operated
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alarm At mig condition
-comforters 81 to y eacA cen.
tral.-Adv.
By order 81 Judge Hamilton the
Jurors selected for the Eo4enaer tern
panel Of the district court must reJos4
their excuses To Judge II. Bank, Jr,
who viii preside al the COMING term
ID. d. Reeves, whoIesaie coal. best
grades enroute and on track, Ksokuk
ADV.
County Clerk c. B. Lake iasue1
marriage license TO p. q. gaIe. o-
Chicago, and Dadie J. Walden. u hi,
city, at nine O'clock last night ana
Rev. Harry B. Foster performed tbe
ceremony In the clerks Office.
Flannelette dressing sacques, soc
75c and 81 at the Central -Adv.
"A marriage license has hoe,
granted to John Sumner and dig,
Hale, both of Lancaster, Mo
Caretaker Raber of Rand park i,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In District Court of Iowa. in and
for Lee county at Keokuk Fannie L.
Penrod, plaintiff, vs.. Stephen e. Pen
rod, defendant. To the above named
defendant: You are hereby notified
that a petition Is now on file in the
clerks office OF the district court
aforesaid at Keokuk in behalf of the
above named plaintiff. against you
and claiming decree OF divorce up.
on the grounds Of desertion. for costs
of suit and general relief. And unless
you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second day of the next
regular November term of said court
to be begun and holden at Keokuk on
the zth day Of November A. D.. 1912
default will be entered against you
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Shower for october Bride.

Shower for october Bride.
Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Theresa Oertel. 1901 Franklin
street, Mrs. Harry Tigue and Miss
Oertel delightfully."- entertained thirty.
six young ladies at a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Madeline
#Schard whose coming marriage to Mr..
John Hayes has already been an
nounced. Miss Oertels home was
prettily decorated, the color scheme
in the parlor being green and white
and in the dining room, red and white,
ferns and cut flowers predominating.
with profusion of hearts which were
deity displayed
Various games were played and
light refreshments served, and the
prospective bride received many beau
tiful and useful presents from her
many lady friends
Miss Schard the recipient of this
pretty shower, is the daughter of Mrs
Joe Schard, of s12 South Sixteenth
street, and is very popular among
her many friends. The wedding will
take place Tuesday, October %. at St
Peters Catholic church, at nine
O'Clock.
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Surprise Party.

This afternoon company OF about
twenty-five ladies are enjoying de-
Hghtful event at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore MolI at 526 South Fifth
street. 1t is surprise birthday party
given by the company of her friends
on the anniversary of Mrs. Molls
birthday and is being greatly enjoyed
by the unbidden guests and the sur
prised hostess. Congenial social in
tercourse marks the happy occasion
with bountiful and tempting supply
OF viands, the feature of which is a
beautiful birthday cake Hastily illum-
mated with candles. one of these lit
tie twinklers to represent each year
of Mrs. MolHs age.
Mrs Moll deeply appreciated the
kindness of friends in thus remember.
ing her, while the surprising party ex.
tended the warmest congratulations to
her on her happy arrival at another
mile-post along life's journey with
sincere wishes that many more, such
marks would be reached and all oe
favored with as happy a greeting from
sincere friends, as this occasion il
proving.
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Shower Recent Bride.

A miscellaneous shower was ten
dered Mrs. Vincent Abigail Henry at
her new home at 905 Blondeau street.
last night, by the members of the
young ladies, society, of the First
Baptist church. There were twenty
FIVE ladies present and they presented
the recent bride with a set of silver
spoons. Miss Birdie Linquist making
the presentation speech.
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evening at s:15. There will be an ad-
dress, "a Keokuk Problem and How to
Meet it, by Mrs. Samuel Kirkwood
Stevenson of Iowa City.