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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02

information on what girls are going
to be like six months hence than any
other person on the globe. He Sc
lects each season 900 chorus girls.
Styles In girls.- sad Herr Berg
ARE just as well defined as In anv
other branch Of trade. The kind of
girl who made hit last year will not
do at all this winter. There is inst
one kind Of girl who can make a nit
this season. Here is her description:
she must not be moro than five
feet tall.
She must have black hair.
she must have brown eyes.
"She must have olive skin.
-She must be slight-very slight
"A year or so ago everybody was
raving over statuesque girls. The
more majestic a woman. the icier she
appeared. the greater the admiration
Of maculine audiences. But now It is
all changed The small dark girl has
the call
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
NO CARS IN YOSEMITE PARK
Interior Department Believes Automo-
biles Would Interfere With
Stages.

Washington.-There is one place In
the United States where the motor
car is seeking in vain for admission.
That is the Yosemite National Park.
The interior department has been re-
ceiving numerous requests for per-
mission to operate motors in the park
All Of these were refused and it was
decided that ut is impracticable to
permit cars in the park because their
presence would practically eliminate
travel by stage. the roads being in
such condition that It would be dan
gerous for teams and motor cars to
meet"
The department also has made a
rule that no visitors be allowed to
carry firearms into the park
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02

gate, reached the road and made OF
In the direction of St George.
Cant you stop me?" Foster con-
tinued to yell.
So fast did the hog run that soon
Oechli. Farley and Brinley were dis
tanced. Foster wanted to be dis
tanced. but the rope would not permit
A mile down the road Foster was
still yelling. stop mel" and seemed
really put out when persons he met
stepped aside TO give him and the hog
clear track
When the hog at last stopped TO get
breath Foster was so winded he could
not 'disentangie himself After his
three friends released him he sput-
tered:
ITS my pleasure to kill that hog.
and he did.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
EataI EpIdemIc h Texas.

Austin, Texas.-To date 300 cases
Of berebro spinal meningitis have been
reported to the state board Of health
in north and east Texas in an out
break covering a wide territory. The
disease appeared several weeks ago.
The death rate has been about SO
per cent Dallas and Waco are the
points worst affected thus far. Clos.
ing Of schools and discouragement Of
public gatherings upon the first ap-
pearance of the disease was advised
by the state health officer.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
kentuey to place Statues.

Louisville. Ky.-SpeciaI dispatches
frim Washington and from Kentucky's
tate capitol. Frankfort. say the state
legislature soon win have under for
nal consideration a bill providing
hat the Bluegrass commonwealth
place in the Hall OF Fame az Wash
ngton statues of Lincoln and Jeffer
,on Davis Kentucky. With its long
list OF notable men. has no represen-
tative figure in statuary Hall.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
GET $4,000 LONG MISSING


81. Louis, Mos-A package coufsin|
ing $4,000. which disappeared ION
the annex pobtoflce station Sept er.
Der %. 1910. vas recovered nsft -.
Gently. George v. steck, posio 1cs
clerk. who was employed in tic a.
mex station. has had the package since
its disappearance. He coniessec %
postoface inspectors.
OF the full amount s1.lDo Il = lss
ing. Steck declares ne spent tnis. but
the postofice authorities win noi r.
low him to diyuige In what nannei.
steck has been watched more iAsn
six months By the inspectors ckitl
Inspector Daniel telsphoned hfr b
come to the Office During the -
tire afternoon inspectors Reuter snd
Bunsen worked with Steck. and nt1
IN the Afternoon be returned 70 1|9
home and brought the package ts1k
to the once OF Chief inspector Dlliel
The $4,000 was sent b. the Idrd
National bank to the Hufchison 3>e
ley company OF Galveston. Tex. $ .eoE
will be arraigned before the urned
States commissioned.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
WeIahers Must ssrye rerm.

New York.--The United States cir
cult court of appeals has affirmed the
judgment of the circuit court In the
case of Clarence W. Drew and Charles
H. Wardell, United States customs
weighers. who were convicted Of be-
ing concerned in a conspiracy to un-
derweigh sugar in the case involving
both the American Sugar Refining
Company and Arbuckle Brothers. The
two men were convicted December IL,
1910. and sentenced 70 serve 10
months each in prison.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02

Baltimore. Md.-Tweive dsu
prisoner 10 the hold Of q ehip. aucnng
the moisture on the steel platos q re
hull to Qliench his thirst. ana hadng
only raw potatoes TO eat, enidSi
swarns Of rats. was the erpsfienee q
Walter Purding. . stovawny on ne
steamship Ulstermore. froEa LAro1ool
The UIsternore left Liverpool ~
.amber 4 II ran into the sIcpi'J
Of iceberss. Hail sell on the ship 40
convened the stowaway's quarter 2.
to a veritsbls refrigerator The ,r'l'
oner said he swarms OF rats nei t's''
on his breast. and be I'D not ~
them because they kept MIN warn
says he pstted them. plisoins ~
found almost dead
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
Sermon Bares a Theft.

Cincinnati.-Steve Callahan. ne
gro. was so influenced by q sermon
delivered BY a colored evangelist.
that he confessed to burglary and re-
turned to the home OF Frank Holmes.
2Os Sycamore street. fur coat he
had stolen. Today he told the police
he had committed more than score
of other thefts.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
Money Not SAFE IN Dam.

Memphis.-When Frank Worth, 81,
dug down into his pocket and pro-
duced $40 after being fined that
amount in city court on a vagrancy
charge, detectives started an investi-
ton, which resulted in the discovery
that another prisoner. John Smith, had
been touched" for SIT while confined
in a cell with Worth.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02

Washngton.-The supreme court of
the United States adjourned immedi-
ately after meeting, because of the
funeral in Canton, o., of Mrs. Day,
wife Of Associate Justice Day. No
business was transacted. On account
Of cold Chief Justice White was abb
sent. Associate Justice McKenna
presided.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02

Washington. = William Jennings
Bryan made his fight in the Demo
cratic National Committee, and lost.
He made Col. James NJ. Guffey, mem
Der of the committee from Pennsylva-
MIA, the issue, aud the committee de-
clned to unseat Colonel Guffey by a
vote OF 80 to Is. Mr.. Bryan at once
appealed from decision of Chairman
Mack, and was defeated. 33 to Is.
The committee session was marked
by extereme bitterness OF feeling Once
the lie was passed and blows seemed
imminent. Mr.. Bryan from the first to
last was central figure, and the fight
which he preciptated at the very mo-
ment the committee was called 20
order lasted throughout the day.
Among the twelve Southern States
voting against Bryan was numbered
Arkansas.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
ROUTS MEMBERS FROM BEDS

business man was routed out Of BED
On Sunday morning several years nso
oy member OF church ming
squadron. how be became inte1ie|}
Interested In Bible study, quit BIZ ,ue
mess, entered Mccormick TneolosIcal
seminary and Is now preaching "a
Kansas.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02

nologists that appear upon the 4 "a
Of Frederickson and held her IN /, e,
ball to keep the peace. He then 4 a..
ed the execution upon her promise "a,
to again harm Frederickson.
Come" she said as she lsfs cur,
to Frederickson.
TN be home after awhile la,t
Frederickson. dehantly, and soma nhs
whispered In his ear that that n,
the way to treat her.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
SMALL DARK GIRL NEW FAD
Berlin Man. an Authority on "styIss,"
Says Majestic woman's
Reign IL Over.

Cleveland. O.---Leon Berg Of Berlin.
authority on styles In girls" an
that the latest styles in girls
win be on exhibition here. Herr Berg
IL reckoned as having more advance
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
EXCITING TIMES
IN CONVENTION
Democratic Delegates Set Upon
W. J. Bryan the First
Thing.
OPPOSED SEATING OF GUFFEY
Entire First Day Taken Up in SQUAD.
bleIng-Arkansas Among the
States That Opposed.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington.-R. E. l.. Mountcastle
OF Tennessee was declared entitled to
his seat. There was only one dis
senting vote. His place on the COM
mittee had been contested by John J..
Vertrees, who was confidential counsel
for former Secretary OF the Interior
Ballinger in the Ballnger- Pinchot in
vestigation.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02
A surprIsIna condltIon.

why don't you take better hold
on yourself~
How can take a hold on myself
when I've got the grip?"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-02-02

Bangs is Ia bad wy; ?
he's broke" .e
~Then no wonder hs ken ~ 'n'
to piecas.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
UNIVERSITY PLAN
TO BEAUTlFY CITY

The department Of industrial education
at the University or Utah reports that
rapid progress Is being Innde In the mat
or OF beaCtifyinE the city through the
cultivation nf vacant lots. The diff
cuitics which were at first Ia the wnN
have been overcome and a permanent
organization IL being completed. Citizens
and clubs are cooperating beyond what
was ~ first expert ~.
The only difficulty ~ present lie locst-
ing the owners Uf property but this VII
soon bc overcome and the necessary work
In removing rubbish and the beginning OF
iall pioving VIII hc finished before the
ground freezes School men In various
parts Of tho state have become Interested
and IL Is expected that similar work
VIII no done In other cities,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

Jennings, Mrs. Charles -. Rool<idge, Mrs.
Z. II. Pearsall. Mrs. William Reid Mrs.
Charles Tying, Mrs, jack LcgEat. Mrs.
John A. Marshall. Mrs. Percy Sader, Mrs.
lanes Sadlcr, Mrs. y. 4. Robertson and
Miss Daisy Raybould.
Mrs. w. ". Bancroft was tho hostess
Yesterday AT a luncheon given IN honor of
Mrs Calhoun. mother oT Mrs Rober;
darkness who is here for a visit The
decorations we're all in red. scarlet scran-
iums forming low bed in the center OF
the table and forms surrounding g. The
guests besides Mrs. Calhoun were Mrs.
W. v Rice Mrs. tloyt Sherman. Mrs.
NJ <. Woodward. Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
Sct,, Mrs, j. 4 Keith. Mrs. Mary Gil
mcr Mrs. McCaskcIl, Mrs Witchcr Jones.
Mrs, w. NJ Bradley. Mrs. J. r. Megeath
Mrs. L. d. resslce entertained the
members Of tho Plate club Yesterday
afternoon, the usual ! o'clock luncheon
preceding the game ot bridge, which
filled the afternoon. The guests were
seated al one long table for the lunch
con and this was decorated with autumn
flowers. IN the game which followed
prizes were won by Mrs I. r. Black and
Mrs. ]. II, Mcmillan.
The men OF the University club will
give the first of q series Of dances next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Hebcr j. Richards and wife 30 Pred W.
Taylor aud Ti'". rsr' lot & block q.
plst ..-...........-.......... 81 &
AoTmsn sros. LosU Investment 90. to IN
Tie \, Wal'ue ct al. lots - 20 20. BLOCK
.. himbells subdivision ........--.
CHARLES BlrS!nshaE et 81. 70 Wills B!rbia-
FlaN. psri loi .. block q. pia; b..
Owen Senson AMI Vifc 20 Catherine Arm
strong. part block =. plat E..-...-.....
Salt Lake Security Trust Co. 20 ]. {
McConE!c. psrt lot 8, block !. plat A..... ~
Peterson Real EStaf" Investment 60.
Campbell Bulldog Co. part iot :, blocN
al pl'' N.-..sr.. s.....a.-...
Bsrzila H. Harrington % j. ELMER Cox .;
al. part section Is. township ro.rn.
William Hldd 10 Emma Rid. part lot /.
block s.. plai 49,. .....-.. ........-..
Ashton-Jenki1r Co. 20 ~ n. Watkins. part
lot Il. bork >. Sve-s'ro olaf A............
Ashton jenkins 10 Joseph r. Hall part lot
= block l.. n~s-sCrs oiat ..--...-.......-..
Boa;d OF EduosTion 20 Granite East Mn
CTeeS corporation. Church OF Jesus Christ
~ Lat;cr.d,v Saints. part section IS.
township I south. range easJ.......-.... -
Tred W TAYLOR md Hlfc 20 ". ]. Richards
and -i's. part lo' I. block 75. pIn; A..
tmcl's r, Taylor 20 H. ]. Richards part lot
:, biock 20 plat s. h...-....... ..............-.
VI ! Richards and -iic TO 2. ". TAYLOR
ps-c lot : block IS. plat A..............
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
MOTORCYCLE VICTIM
is MUCH IMPROVED

4, . IsIe hour last night Ralph Waldo
N1oreton. the boy who was seriously In
n,;,.n,, IN Harold Goddard Tuesday, was
TcstInc easily and showed much Improve
msut. Considerable hope for his Tecov-
nr,. Is now entertained hy the physicians
.bo arc attending him, lie is NJ tho
Judge Mercy hospital
4 warrant. sworn out by !. Is H9re.
.tn1 father OF the lad. charging Goddard
vrItb assault with intont 10 commit muir
der. is being held pending the outcome
of tho boys injuries The warrant; Nnieu
~ issued Yesterday afternoon. is now
In the hands OF the sheriff ready for ser
,icc when the injured boys chances for
rccovn,z- arc definitely knoSp.
MoroIon's father declared In state
ment made Wednesday that Goddard
had frequently driven his motorcycle past
The Moreton home at night without lights
M a high speed. and had given no warn
Ing Of his approach. Goddard denied
,rc accusatjonr, The warrant sworn out
,raInst Goddard Is perhaps the first o!
its kind ever issued In tho state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. Oct. lO.-Capt. Jacob
NJ. Coffin. medical corps, Is detailed as
a member Of The examining board AT
Fort Riley. The first assignment OF Of
'iCsTs of the quartermsster corps are
ordered effective November l. Col. Fred
erick Won Schlsder. assistant quarter
master. will report to the commanding
general. western division. for assign
ment as quarteUmastcr OF the division.
Col. Hamilton <. Wallace. assistant quar-
termaster general: Lieut.. Col, Charles r.
krsuthoff. deputy Commissary general.
Ma jor George T.. Stockle, duarterma star:
Captain OITiu r. Wolfe, quarterma ster.
Will report 10 tine commanding general.
western division, for assignment as as
sistauts 10 the chief Quartcrmastcr OF
that division.
Major William r. Grove. commisssIy.
Will assume charge of Kansas City Of
See: Major Arthur Yates uunrterinastc
will assume charge of tho Portland. or.
office: Major William 8. Gamhrll pay
master. will assume temporary charge Of
tho Denver office.
CAPITA in Salmon + nution. commisssry.
will report TO the officer In charge or the
Denver office OF the GIarteTmaSter corps
for temporary duty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

DaDderine dIssolves eNerv particle OF
dandruff; cleauses, ruTiies and inyiso.
rates the scalp. forever stopping itch.
inc and falling hair
But wdat viii please you most viii be
after t few weeks use when yOu will
actuailv see new hair-hue and down y
AT hrst--yes-bul really new hair grow.
ing all over the scalp. II YOU care for
pretty. soft hair and lots Of il surely
get = p cent hottie Of knowlton 7,
Oandcrine from any druggist or lu.
counter. and inst trv IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY BEAUTIFUL
AND LUSTROUS IN A FEW MOMENTS
Urls Get . Cent Bottle Of 'DnderDc and Try This
Also Stops Falling Hair; Destroys Dandruff,

lour hair becomes light. wayy. fluffy.
abundant and appears IS soft, lustrous
and beautiful as Young girls after a
. Daoderine hair cleanse Just tn
tbi.-mois;cn doth with Il little Dat.
derine and carefully draw IL through
your hair. taking one small strand AZ a
time. This viii cleanse the bair Of
dust, dirt and excessive oil and in Just
q few moments you have doubled the
beauty Of your hair.
Besides 5esutifyiug the hair at once,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

a MOST delightful affair OF yester-
II day afternoon was the tea given
u BY Mrs. l.. j. Gilmer and her sis
, ter. Miss Minnie Ssdlcr, in com
pllnent 10 their sister. Mrs.
rs Wells OF Butte, who is here visit
: The attractive GtlncT home in Fed
n Heights was througcd with friends
drE lhe hours OF the afternoon and
. nv with the sound of pleasant con-
1ltion. Tall vases nj brilliant huod
5zanthemums decorated the hall and
; living room. which was flooded dur
! The early hours with sunshine and
n lighted with softly shaded lamps
|its shme tones as the ChrySanthcmums
ne dining room the tea table held n
g vase OF Japanese dahlias in the red
q yellow tones and the minor appoint
ms we're In the same color. The guests
~ received at the door by The two lit
ltjsces Of the hostesses, Elizabth DON
y md Marian Sadler. In tho rccelv-
+ ma were besides the three men
md, their mother. Mrs Henry Sad
. and sis,ing otherwise, either in re-
ning, pouring tea or serving. were
y Mary z. Gilmer, Mrs. FRAME w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Deaths.

johu y. Bale. = vs,ss Belmon, hotel osto-
~ Z El,a~' rp"rd
sGrsa p Wilson. 90 years. io| Princeton
s""us. O"tohe. :. cancer
JOHN i. Chsmbsrislu. 81 .cA-. 2Is Ess Thru
South. October ?. Ehs.ro-cn,erijIs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Is this your boy2

Is this your boy1
Is he too weak and sicky to join his companions
in play and are you helpless in spite OF your utmost
Efforts to make him well?
What have YOU done toward building up his
hood2 Pure, red blood is what he needs most ne
Is to become active and strong 1t is the lack OF II
that causes his paor, lstlessness' poor appetite,
lack of ambition. sleeplessness and shortness oi
breath.
Have You given him DR., Williams Pink Pink p1s .;nr ior
Pale People? They are the remedy every srIw;ng hri
boy and girl needs to build up the blood and Orlng
health, strength good color, hearty appetite ana
Strong nerves.
Mrs John Blake r F D. N " in spoaEne OF IT. @ ,,
Illness, treated by doctor iof 'ese"
ae blood n,,
BADLY had TO DC one LoL
started 10 up
once color became healthy he stronger ana !" "
'Sa we'll asc
Dr. Williams Pink Pills valuable IN ali diseases w
blood is at fault as in chIorosis rheumatism
the grip and fevers headaches and those rundown o
OF the health due 70 overwork, worry or nervousness
, ,J, Williams Pine .r
dus,
M Williams Medicine |'"PS"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
New Instructor at Y. NJ, c. A.

Harold r. Tracy. formerly OF ranaqua.
PA. arrived at the local y. NJ. G A.
vsstcrdav afternoon and will serve IN the
capacity OF assistant physical director TO
oscar b. Gingrich. His past experience
aud training In association work have
Snulpped him adequately for his new
Mace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
alt Lake Statisti,,
Marrlage Licenses.

r r. r.r.sr and Dolv Houser salt Lax
Harry GAllt~r OF CouneN DuTs. Ia. ana GlPdys
BHfsou OF Eureka.
Frank 7. Williams n, Denver. Colo s1d kidle
Psrlson " Santa Guy. Cal
ceorr- Haaley OF Miller. u,.b. and .oui'e Geh.
ring o' Nil Creek.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Ray Is Discharged.

Judge Z. g. Loorbourow IN tho crimi-
nal division OF the Third district court
granted the motion OF attor-
news defending Edward Ray, cha rgcd
With \ statutory citense. to instruct the
fury 10 return verdict of not guilty
on tho ground of former jeopardy. Ray
was then discharged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

wish, And not until the chores
are done, from sink to silver. sun
TO sun. could anything inspire the
two, to drop the tasks they have
to do.
Therefore, if you have never
known, assistance such as we
have shown. your troubles end.
where JOY begins. Now, Mrs.
Drudge, the Gold Dust Twins!
Heuceforth, as dishes conereeate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

Dr. F.. r. Congcr. dentist, successor
10 OR. j. w. Ewin), 2lS Kearns Bldg.
Was 932. Prices reasonable; work
guaranteed. (AdVcrtiscmeut0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Births

Jane Rirbtrd,on 80 South sixth E.st .rrss,.
SitI
John Nls.-sor. 5oi rifth avenue, Ei-i
John W.,'crmtn ioi South Fourth West street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

''4'''s Osc"ti' N'uS inc balr dl ohV''
- ----------- :. -
Fiiasy night; lustoaI ~ tonight ss f.:s.
intended, HE aitsI. MI - G.lte IN.
ipriHaI "1i g - o.. nmitc1 10 the mem
o.it oi the 'sup ana Eew invited guests.
Another "sncc VIII nc gwen cary N
A0TemDer, th!rd about Thanksgiving
"me ana 4 ioucJl dun the holidays
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman has gone to
f"lL I.=hN enTorth. Culied there oy the
sudden death OF her mother, Mrs. C. A.
Schillo, which occurred last SUNDAY Mrs
schilIo viii he remembered by many
l9cal friends. made when she visited her
douglas year o. 30 as".
The Ladies Literary c!uo vii meet
this afternoon At tue club house at the
/ voted 20 . study cf Edna Fcrber and
%.!iA NeliN. ana the subjects viii oe
| handled nE MRS. W. Il. Ferguson and
VII have charge oi the music, and tea
VII ue served iciowiug the pr, gramn.e.
According 10 IN aurpaueew~nt In the
Army and Navy JouyDs Ma jos and Mrs.
wins Ulinc VIII be here shortly. 10 be
stationed once MOI. at Fort Douglas.
where Hsjor Uiine win ne constructing
guaarSerrns Captain r. r. Harker
WI co to '"join his 'eEimcn,
MIS-. =. l.. Oswald and hcr daughter,
Miss Hazel oswald. have returned from a
dchGhiIu stay IN southern California.
hey Visited The Leonard family IN Los
Angeles aud later spent a month or more
Al the Hotel Virginia. at Long Beach.
They arc at home again At the Hotel
Utah.
Mrs Albert ". Foreman OF Fort Doug
las entertained tho ladies OF the Auction
Bridge. club AT her home Wednesday
a;tcrnSon at The usual fortnishtly meet
Ing. Prizes were won by MIS-. Irons.
Ditto.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f, Dooly are hack
from a honeymoon trip through the east
ern states and Will shortly be settled in
their home hero.
viii entertain the officers and ladies OF
the Post Bridge club tonight at their
quarters at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. Ralph 2. Hoas has been spend
turned last evening 10 her home in og
den.
Mrs. Seldcn I. Clawson Viii leave to-
morrow for California aud Will spend some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. c;vynne Officer
at their home In Berkeley.
The Ladies' Aid society or the West
a social ,onjsbt ir ,he ch,,,cb ,s ,.in,s
"
1Jou,.rart .rd ,r,.s pouo = n,,..
tertsine al few friends last evening at
cards. with chafns dish supper follow
ing.
Miss Msyme Noble Ia back after de-
iightful visit in san Francisco With Mr..
sn1 W.. NoGeit Sou'd s"'eh ana MI
ana ME- r'eo
NJ. o.hor r.,,,, -, han ,Is;,;,,
IsI % uS,lIs.' ~. - ,S t.,.,.i,Y'"' -, ~ ~,
W" P'sl ~ Nee"e' nae '''"' "'' w "''
nome IN oregon
~, f., , Ill, 49,, ,;,h, ,
week "l So for san franclsco. whence
she ssilS le'er 10 SP'n" '"e winter III
HonoIhu.
Mrs. +. {. Srhramm Is oech hom
summer spent WIN frehaa ON ra"''
near Portland, or
. s,,.,,.
Of Butte, nave taken the tesIncnc" ~
ssS East South ienpIe slTcet WIZ
they are now al nome 20 'ne'' ''''4'S'
,
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have med and fused because Of dirt aud Crime and
rust and said unto yourself oh desr This household work will
KILL fear then it is time that should find other
method far kind
OF all the housewife bears ALWAYS fills her with