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RICHFIELD.

RICHFTELD Nov. 30.-Mrs. Charles
Walker and her daughter t,s MISS ssmo 10Y ot
Mrs I. r. Wright this week.
Miss Edith Walker aud Miss Dorothy
Wright entertained the Ramona club TINS
week on Tuesday OF reception to meet
Mrs c.. Walker, the mother OF Miss Edith
Walker. Among the guests were Mrs. L
X. Wright, Mrs l.. II. Hamren. Mrs. A
L. Woodhouse, and Miss Mabel Wooley.
MISS Hazel Baker and Miss Lois walker
Violet Lundgreen is vlsitor at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II, w. Ramlose
drcn, Bessie and Willie, are visiting with
their grandmother, Mrs. L. B. Kinney
A. L.. Woodhouse entertained stag
party on Tuesday evening.
Miss Alleen Bean entertained at a
quilting party Saturday nignt e. she -is was
lunch to the following guests; Misses yio
Ross, Maude Erickson, Winnie Nay. Ma
dine Foutz, Ada Thuroer. Ora Johnson
Iretta Clark, Geneva Bean.
Miss Ruby Vanordick, formerly OF this
city, Is visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Annie Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Erickson celebrat-
ed their wedding anniversary on Thanks
giving.
Mrs. John Jorgensen entertained In
honor of Miss Arnetta's eighteenth birth
day on Tuesday, Among the guests
were Misses Lille Nelson. Arnetta Jor-
gensen. La Preal Larson. Luclla Hansen,
Ruby Poulson. Mona Noyes, and Messrs.
Omrey Hansen. La Mar Larson. Clinton
Peterson. Junius Nelson. Henry Chrlsten-
sen and Perciyal Jorgensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Bailey entertained
at reception for Mrs. Leon Cuff on
Sunday night. Ono hundred and seventy
five guests were present, Mrs. Cluff, for
merly Miss La Preal Galloway. was mar
ried at Provo during the week.
The Royal Neighbors entertained In
tho lodgerooms on Wednesday night to
initiate Mrs. Malmstein and Mrs. Mar
garet Wilson. A banquet was prepared
under tho direction OF Mrs. ]. Jorgen-
sen, Mrs. Ed Whyte, Mrs. Tell Graham
and Mrs. Lester Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. e. Hoffman. with Miss
zita Donehoe and Miss Edith Walker.
went to salina on Sunday In their auto.
and were entertained there by Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson.
Mrs. Samuel Clark entertained ut her
twenty-fourth wedding anniversary on
Thursday evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Alex Morrison, Mr.,
and Mrs. Willis Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. A Foutz Mr.. and Mrs, J. Haws. Mr.,
and Mrs Roy Horne, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Quist, Mr. and Mrs. iona than Lloyd The
guests played chantecler. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Alex Morrison and the
BOBBY prize by Mrs. Wills Johnson.
Mrs H w. Ranlose entertained after
the dance Thursday night at cafeteria
luncheon. Among those present wore Mr..
and Mrs. James Edwards. Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Barrackman. Miss Violet Lundgreen
Miss La Preal Peterson. Misses Clara.
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EUREKA.

EUREKA. Nov 3o,-Mrs. Frank Cronin
was the recipient of a pleasant surprise
party last Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Nisonger and chil-
dren and Mr- and Mrs. Chester Nisonger
OF SantaQuin are spending the week with
T1ntic relatives.
On Wednesday night the local camp OF
the Woodmen OF the World elected the
following officers: c. c., John Bdgeworth
adviser. Fred A Dewar; banker. James
D. Stack; clerk, Levi o. Schofeld: man
ager. Erick Levin; escort, Dennis Har-
rington; watchman. William Ryan; SEN
try, Mike Dunn.
The members Of the local lodge. wom-
en- Of Woodcraft. have elected the follow
ing list Of new officers: Myra I. DeWar,
guardian neighbor; Ellen Beck, ADVISER;
Rebecca Mitchell; magician; Cecilia Ba-
Mercy Lamb, attendant; Arvela Evans,
inner sentinel; Ida Allcock, outer senti-
mel: Della Wall, musician; Ellen Osborn,
installing officer.
The first social seesion OF the season
TO be arranged by the members OF the
Dlks lodge was conducted on Monday
evening. the Ellss. the ladies and a num-
Der OF invited guests attending. Dancing
commenced at O'Clock and promptly at
midnight everyone adjourned to the club
rooms OF the order where q splendid
turkey luncheon was served.
Mrs Frod Rlchen and children left
carly in the week for a visit with friends
Mrs. E. G. Hanson Will leave within the
next few days for visit at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Henry Runnells had as her guests
this week her brother and brother-in in law
Frank Swascy and Ephraim Ellertson
both Of Mona.
Mrs. John r. Rowe entertained at q
quilting bee on Tuesday afternoon, hei
guests being Mesdames Jesse Mathews
Gus J. Henriod, William Tite, IL r
Gear. Frank Taylor and Alex Blight
Refreshments were served and a pleas
ant afternoon reported.
Mrs. NJ. A Connors OF Salt Lake ac-
companied by her daughter, was in Tin.
tic this week for visit with her sisters
Mrs, Henry Runnells and Mrs. George
| Jones.
Miss Goldle Gear is homo from schoo
at Salt Lake.
Miss Ethel Hannifin and Miss BIls
Weldon. who have been attending tn,
| University OF Utah, are home on q shor
visit
Mrs. Henry Runnels entertained at 6
dinner party last Monday evening n
honor OF her daughter-ln law. Mrs Lorer
Runnells
Mrs. W; c. Dewar and Mrs. Thoma,
Wilson, who spent the latter part of tn,
and Mrs. Chester Nisonger. returned
home on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Simons Of Payson is tn,
guest of her daughters, Mrs. J, p. Grigg,
and Mrs Wilrnan Carter.
Mrs. Eugene Pufver of Payson is speud
Ing a few days In Eureka, tho guest o
relatives.
Mrs, Fred shontz Of Payson was 4,
town early In the week.
f. w. Redmond and George A. TIDAL
were In Payson on Sunday for the pur
pose of attending the quarterly confer
ence OF the L. D. s. church.
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this city, left for New York Monday, after
weeks visit with her sons. Sho was
Minnie Burtsch OF Anaconda. Mont They
Will pass part of the winter with Mrs
Smiths daughter in New York
Tho Home Culture club win hold Its
next regular meeting at the homo or MIS-.
H. R. Bucks. Thursday. December B.
The Daughters OF the Pioneers met
Tuesday afternoon at the First ward
meeting house.
Mrs. Ella NJ Ives OF Seattle, Wash. Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Walker.
Mrs. ]. ]. Roach and ohildren have
gone 60 Idaho for short visit TO her
sister Mrs. Stone.
Mrs. II Ramsey left Monday for Ell
Paso, Tex, where she will visit rola-
tlves and friends.
Mrs. william Light OF Ogden and Mr..
and Mrs. John West OF Laramie. Wyo.,
VIII pass tho winter.
The Mems club OF the Episcopal church
met Monday evening In the. parish house.
DR.. E @, Siggins addressed the meeting.
Mr.. md Mr.. Hyrum Wright announce
the engagement OF their daughter Cas-
sette TO Cad Q. Williams. the marriage
TO take place in the near future.
A dance was given by the Trnternal
Brotherhood In Eagles hall Monday even
Ing. The orchestra furnishing tho music
was composed OF members OF the order.
uIuOl tlC fcdutiSiilP VI L. w .NlCilOLS, as
follows: Misses Beatrice Hamn and
Media Parry, Guy Garner, Lawrence Jones
and Ezra Jones. About one hundred
couples were in attendance.
The boys class of the Baptist Sunday
school gave q poverty social' Friday
evening In the parlors OF the church. A
short programme and games were en-
Joyed, followed by refreshments
Misses Vera and Marie Brown left
Monday for an extended visit in southern
California.
Mrs. V. r. Barker has gone east
whore she will visit relatives and friends
In Chicago, Now York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. J. Chamberlain an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Lillian U. to Fred A Rogers OF Colo
RADIO, the marriage to take place in De-
cember.
Miss Trilby Jerman entertained friends
at a slunlber party Monday evening, in
honor OF the Misses Hadfield OF Salt Lake.
Miss Errna Reeve was pleasantly sur
prised by. friends Monday evening at her
home. Music and games wero the d.
versions OF the evening. Refreshments
were served to twenty-four guests.
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Mrs. Brown. The guests, all soma =.
daughters and grandchildren OF .sq W.
Fem. were Mr.. and Mrs. John S. PsSS
with their children Alene, Melba, csrsr
Winnie. Norma and Reed, Of Salt ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tweiyes and ~
children, Ralph. Jack and Billy. ~
Provo, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Jones !.
their children, Edith. Thomas. AI,,ds
and Archie, OF Provo. Archie Fenu
Price. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fenn
MIdvale.
Prof Mark Robinson OF eprinv,n
gavo a music entertainment at the NJ
erty theater Thursday night with sprsss''
Vile talent.
John A. Groesbeck Of Salt Lake y
an American Fork visitor Friday.
Alvin r. Adams was q visitor at 4
state capital Wednesday.
Clarence and Horace Beck ATTENDED /,
| banquet given by tho Progressive uaS
at the Wilson hotel Wednc csday nlehss'
Miss Edith McAllister OF Salt Iaks7
here, tho guest OF hor sister. Mrs, "
| Chapman.
Mrs. Fannie L., Thaolsham of sait u,
Is hero for q ehort Walt.
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LEHI.

LEHI, Nov. 8o.-Miss Emelis Ost@4d
spent tho week at Park City.
Miss Ida Ross spent Thursday and Fd
day IN Salt Lake.
]. E. Hart Of Nampa is spending q
week with his daughter, Mrs. A Goate
Mrs. Royal ]. Clark Of Salt Lake
visiting at tho home OF her grandmo1
er, Mrs. NJ, NJ. Wright.
Miss Mabel Peterson entertained twa
ty friends from Salt Lake and Dehi
a Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Mabel SouthwicIs spent Thursa|
at Payson.
Thursday with his sister. Mrs. Fresn|
Royle.
Mr.. and Mrs q. NJ. Adnns left
Wednesday for a weeks visit IN MAJ
Idaho,
Miss Mabel Wilcox Of Provo spent
week with Miss Emily Wanless.
The entertainment given 1-hursdI
night In the tabernacle by the RomRn
Hyde string quartette was enjoyed by.
small percentage OF the music lovers
Leh.
Miss Juanito Hammer. q student Of d
state university, is at homo, hoping O.
Il visit will enable her TO recover u
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Nelson Of HsSs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Proctor Of q
field spent the weels with Mrs NJ.
Wright.
Misses Mabel Briggs. Ruth Roblns1
Mary Powell, and Abel Philips, e
tiolmstead and Gerald Taylor. ell q
dents of the state university. 20
Thanksgiving at their homes In LehI
Miss Ruby Thorston Of Salt Iats 4
visiting with Miss Mabel Peterson.
Miss Mary Murl1ey Of vernaI spe|
Thursday with her -grsndmoshx
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gaddis.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Frazier Of u
more are at the. homo OF his sister. ~
Bert Peterson.
Mrs Avery Woodruff and dauSh1r
Ruth spent Thanksgiving week in al
Lake and Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burgis and daughtT
Nina OF st Anthony are visiting Mrs
Lott.
Louis Cameron OF Provo spent Thur&
day with his mother. Mrs. Clara Finn
Miss Romanla Anderson OF Morcni
visiting In Behi.
Mrs. Robert Fox returned hom
Wednesday. after spending q week IN Sal
Lake.
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MURRAY.

NIrRRAY. Nov 30.-Mrs. c. II Banks
has returned from Kenilworth after pass
inc four weeks with her daughter MIS-
John Hazelman
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis passed Sun,
day at Ogden, the guests OF MI anu
Mrs Harry Rcinshrlbcr
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Cahoon OF Deseret
-, returned 10 their home after shoTt
STAY here with relatives
y pleasant birthday party was en,oysa
las, Saturday ut the home or Charles
Dahl In Holiday, the occasion being MI
Dahl's seventy ninth birthday
Masters Fred and Harry Rea have gone
io Bingham. where they will pass the
winter with their father
Mrs. George Grauter entertained a few
friends at cards last Saturday evening
Theodore Erickson OF the Agricultural
college at Logan IS here for week with
his parents. Bishop and Mrs. Emil Erick-
son.
Members OF the Y. l.. NJ. l. \. Of the
Second ward were entertained at a SUD
pcr at the home Of Mrs. Thomas Martin
Friday evening.
Mrs George Granter entertained for
The Baptist Ladies Aid Tuesday after
noon.
About eighteen friends pleasantly eur
prised Miss Annie Ttowell Thursday even
Ing al her home In Mil Creek The even
ing was passed with games. after which
refreshments were served.
Miss Maggie Powell gave a peanut So
c!al Friday evening at her home In Grant
ward.
Otis Doran has returned from two
months visit TO his brother In Idaho
George Cahoon. VINO has been attending
the Agricultural college at Logan. is Wis
iting his parents here.
Mrs. Ola Engelbretson entertained
Tuesday for the religion class at South
Cottonwood.
Mrs. II. c. Bagley delightfully."- enter
tained with a bundle shower Tuesday
afternoon in compliment TO Miss Mabel
Stevenson. Covers weer laid for thirty.
Miss Verna Graham OF Brinton ward
has returned from Springville. where she
enjoyed several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner, Sr.. en-
tcrtained their family and friends at a
delicious Thanksgiving dinner Thursday
afternoon.
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MANTI.

MANT1, Nov. so.--The r. K class met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Selby Jones,
President Reid In the chair. Mrs. Olivia
Worth% Mrs, william william oIsten Ste read ead0ala aa
article on Physical Culture" Mrs. Maud
Brown read an article on parliamentary
Law. Mrs. Burns was appointed Sec
retary in place Of Mrs. Lydia Monitt. re-
Mrs. Jens Mlckelson entertained at din
ner Friday Among her guests were:
Mrs. J. Crawford, Mrs. Julius Jensen.
Mrs, Camilla Nelson Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs.
Mrs. J. Lowry.
Miss q, Brown was hostess wednes-
day afternoon. entertaining at kensing-
Mrs; J. P. Nelson entertained at din
ner Thursday,
Dr,. and Mrs, G. W. Martin and Miss
Thanksgiving.
Bishop N. r. Peterson and wife enter
tained Friday evening in honor Of their
son Erastue. who leaves shortly on q
mission to Denmark.
The Misses Lillian and Leah Jonas are
visiting friends In Salt Lake this week
>, One Of the important social events Of
the week was that given by the high
school junior class Tuesday evening al
the home Of Miss Maud Tuttle. The
Misses Lucille Bradley. Maud TuttIe and
luncheon Among the guests were AImo
Peterson. David Olsen. Mont Harmon
Ray Munk. William R. Livingston. Wob.
ster Boyden, Ross Cox. Floyd Otterson
Lila Harmon. Ruby Dyreng, Alice Judd
Chloe Judd, Stella Madsen, Naomi Lowry
Jennie Lemon. Leah Braithwaite nnd
| Ida Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ottoson entertained
at dinner Thursday In honor OF Mr.. ane
Mrs. VIII Henric OF Imbler. Or.
One of. the delightful affairs OF Tn,
week was tho dinner given Thursday
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK. Nov so.--This has
been one OF the greatest social weeks In
the history of the town. The Festo
Cromo carnival has been in session since
early Monday morning until Saturday
midnight. It Is expected that the profits
will net over $1,000 for the tabernacle
fund. Hundreds of visitors from nearby
towns participated in the festivities.
Richfeld Wednesday for a short visit.
Mrs. ]. r. weeter OF Coalvllle passed
Thanksgiving here, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Il. Bezzant.
Mrs. Emma BagIey OF springville
passed part OF the week here, the guest
of Misses Liza and Ella Storrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Vergil Groo passed
Thanksgiving with relatives in Salt Lake
Miss Mabel Storrs passed the week In
Salt Lake, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George 70, Hemphill.
Mr., and Mrs James r. Dunkley OF
Salt Lake were here for thanksgiving,
the guests of relatives.
Mrs. Hannah Dunkley and daughter,
Cady. OF Provo passed part OF tho week
In American Fork
Miss Vivian HoutI, Evan Houtz. Mrs.
Houtz and daughter, Elizabeth, OF
Sprinsville were here for Thanksgiving.
the guests OF Mrs J. II. Shepherd,
Mrs. Clifton Pierce went 10 Teber
Wednesday for few days visit to her
parents.
]. J. Jackson OF Salt Lake passed
part Of the week in American Fork
Bishop J. II. Storrs passed Tuesday and
Wednesday at Helper.
Alma Greenwood, Reed Gardner and +.
W. Vance were Salt Lake visitors Tues
day and Wednesday,
Miss Marie Chlpman received the larg-
est number Of votes for queen OF the
carnival and was crowned Friday night.
to reign the rest of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Brown entertain cd
at n Thanksgiving dinner Thursday in
honor of Grandma Fem, mother OF
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evening at the homo Of Miss Edith kjar.
Those serving the dinner were the Misses
Lillie and Laura Mclor. Grace Peterson,
Clara Munk. Myr Alder Cleo Olsen. lsa-
belle Hogan and Lole Bird. The guests
were Kenneth Bird. Eldred kiar. Leon,
ard Tuttle, Lew Terry Tuttlc, Gerald
Carpenter, Erastus Peterson and Hyrum
Stuttsnecgar. After the dinner the party
went to the dance at the Armada
Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Becker and family
went to Mount Pleasant Thanksgiving
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Jensen.
The music section OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club was held Saturday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Jennie Munk- SOLOS
and piano selections were rendered Mrs
special guests. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs, Mary Chapman.
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Rhoda and Pearlettn Ramlose. and
Messrs Oliver Crow, q. w. Kinney, j.
o. Bradshaw. Nessler. and II, w Ram
lose.
Mrs. H w Ramlose entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner tho following
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Is. NELL. Mrs
a. Barrackman. Miss Violet Lundgreen.
Miss Clara Ramlose. The Misses
Rhoda and Pcarletta assisted In SERVING
Mrs. f. G. Larson has gone to Salt
Lake to visit her daughter. Mrs. Cor
nelius Salisbury,
Evening star., 1912-07-04
MARSHALL ADDS TO LAURELS.
American Chess Champion Ties for
First in Budapest Tourney.

NEW YORK. July AZ. ]. Marshall.
the United States chess champion, has
gained new laurels as The result Of play
in limited tournament concluded recent
ly in Budapest, Hungary. to which
Schlechter. Maroczy, Teichmann. Duras
and DR.. Vidmar also had been invited.
The American master shared the first
and second prizes with Carl Schlechter
Of Vienna, the Austrian champion, both
making identical scores and against the
same players.
Marshall won his game against DR..
Vidmar, formerly OF Prague, but now a
resident of Budapest. His other four
games were drawn, and he finished with
a total of three points out of a possible
five Schlechter also won from DR.. Vid-
mar, drawing the rest Maroczy, who
lost to Duras and Duras, who lost to DR..
Vidmar; divided the third and fourth
prizes with two and a half points, each.
Teichmann and DR.. Vidmar. with two
points each. brought up the rear. The
tournament was contested at the rooms
of the Budapest Sakk Otthen Chess
Home). a social organization in the FASH
ionable quarter Of the Hungarian capital
In their games the masters were limited
to the queens gambit declined.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
Pittsfeld, Mass. for which place they
left last Wednesday.

The Misses Margaret and Rose Holmes
and Miss Kathryn Clancy OF Capitol Hill
have returned. after spending convention
week with friends in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
WOMEN'S CLUBS AWAIT
RESULT OF ELECTION
Outcome of BaIIoting by Fed
GRAFTON Will Be Announced
This Evening.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 4.-Delegates
to the National Federation OF Women s
Clubs convention were on tiptoe OF ex-
pectation today as to their new leader.
The presidential vote was all in at q
O'Clock last night. but the result OF the
balloting will not be announced until this
evening. Champions of Mrs. Philip Car
penter of New York and Mrs. Percy v.
Pennybacker of Texas. the opposing can
didates. are claiming victory
Election day proved one Of surprises.
The nominating committee did an un-
precedented thing in reporting the names
of two candidates for the presidency.
thereby sitting all possibility OF an open
fight on the floor Of the convention and
stopping the flood of oratory which was
expected in behalf of rival candidates
the committee might have overlooked.
Many speeches were awaiting the signal
of release and these the committees re-
port disposed Of
Mrs. E. NJ. Shepard of Missouri, the
chairman, explained that the committee s
meeting had been most harmonious and
its decision was ba sed on the question OF
proper distribution geographically and
the efficiency Of all candidates recon-
mended.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
CABINET F0RSAKES CAPITAL
FOR SUMNER HOMES.
Interesting Personals of Other
Notables-Holiday Plans.
Notes.

The cabinet representation in town to-
day Is very small. Miss Flora Wilson,
daughter Of the Secretary of Agriculture.
Is home for a few weeks visit with him.
The Knox family is at Valley Forge.
Secretary Macveagh. stopping at Lancas-
ter. Mass. is en- route to Dublin. N H..
and Mrs. MacVeagh is abroad. The
Meyers are at their Massachusetts
home. as are the Nagels. whose place at
Marion. Mass, beguiles their summers.
The Attorney General and Secretary OF
War have joined their families at their
Long Island homes, and Secretary Fish
er is at Silver Lake. with his home cir
Gle.
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Gibson will be at
Newport tomorrow, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Haggin.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff are established for the sum-
1ner at Newport and have the James
Gordon Bennett villa.
embassy. and Nine Vass:lieff were guests
of honor at dinner given by Capt. Will
liam B. Caperton, L. s. N, and Mrs
Caperton at the naval training station
las. night.
The wedding of Mrs Nellie Grant Sar-
toris. only daughter of the late President
L. s. Grant, and Frank H. Jones is to be
an event of today at Mrs. Sartoris' coun-
try place in Coburg, Ontario. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
APPLIES TO PATENT OWNERS.
Massachusetts, Court Thus Interprets
Sherman Act. .

BOSTON. Mass. July 4.-Owners OF
patents, as well as owners Of oil, who
monopolize interstate commerce by COM
bination with others are included in the
application Of the Sherman antitrust act,
according to an opinion of the full bench
of the Massachusetts, supreme judicial
court handed down in a suit involving
the United Shoe Machinery Company.
The decision. written by Chief Justice
Rugg, finds that, while the question of
whether the United Shoe Machinery Com
pany is Ian illegal combination in re-
straint of trade. and has monopolize
trade and commerce between the several
states,' must be governed ultimately by
decision Of the United States Supreme
Court, no word or phrase in the Sherman
antitrust act reveals an intent to exempt
the owners Of patents from its sweeping
provisions against monopolistic combina-
ton.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
BAR0N H00FT IN CAPITAL.
Interested in Directing Dutch and
Belgian Farmers to South.

Baron H. D. w. H. Hooft of Rotter-
dam, Holland, Is here conferring with
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher and DR.. c.
]. Owens. president and managing direc-
tor OF the Southern Commercial Con-
gress, concerning immigration Of Dutch
and Belgian farmers to the southern
states
The baron, who belongs to one of the
wealthy noble families of Holland. is or
gapizing the European Mortgage Com
pany, of Rotterdam. to finance Dutch and
Belgian farmers who wish to take up
southern farm lands Already some Of
these have settled in Florida, and more
are to be sent soon from Amsterdam and
Rotterdam to other southern states.
''The south should advertise its i'm
mense opportunities in Europe, like Cana
da and some of the western states are
doing" declared the baron. He says the
south offers to the European farmer
who wishes to emigrate the best chance
in the world to become Independent.
Evening star., 1912-07-04
GRAND JURYMEN'S CHARGE.
Say It Is Impossible to Get Bills
Against Officials,

JERSEY CITY, July 4.-Something Of
a sensation was created about the Hud-
SON county courthouse when it was
learned that Judge John A. Blair had re-
ceived a communication from eight men,
bers of the grand jury. a minority Of the
body, asking to be relieved from farther
duty, because, whenever the conduct Of
public officials has been brought into
question. 1t is impossible to get any bills
The grand jury recently Investigated re-
ports Of alleged jury fixing in the trials
Of County Register John ]. Mcmahon
and Constable John DAILY. charged with
conspiracy in the sale Of a school site to
the town of North Bergen, and charges
against a Hoboken official for alleged ir-
regularities in street paving and the con-
strLction of a sewer