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Some OF the ladies OF the Aid socic-
, ty will meet one day this week to tie
a comfort for Grandma Faucet. who
still continues quite helpless with
paralysis. The work viii be done q.
. the home OF Mrs. Mcmillan and will
be little reminder to the sick ons
OF the sympathy OF her friends.
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view our apple crop. They we're so
taken with our fancy Jonathans tina;
they contracted quite few to be ship
ped to them al once. Mr.. Gleason
says in the future he will know where
to purchase apples for his fancy trade.
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= Little verna Edwards. who came
home with Mrs. Tohier. on the ocea-
sion OF visit OF the latter TO the San
Luis valley. has decided to remain for
the winter wiih her grandparents,
I. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Toblcr.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Jones enjoyed a
visit over the weekend with an un-
Gle OF the latter who had been IN
a business trip from his home in
Kansas 10 the western slope.
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Mrs. Bcuiah Douglas Of Kansas City.
Missouri. arrived hefe few days ago
for visit with her cousin. Virgil
Cutler. and wife on Clover avenue In
HardinG's addition.
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Four hundred and fifty boxes OF
. Jonathan apples have been picked on
the Macdonald place ON Elm avenue
which is only a small fraction OF the
Sntire crop.
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The family OF Mr.. Brewer. the aue-
,ionecr. has located in the house late
iy vacated by Mr.. VIM. Zody. on what
Is familiarIy known as the Turner
place
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SIR. Henry Keltler of westelirc.
father OF Mrs. Joseph Hoppe. came
, down from Denver this week for a
visit Mrs Hoppe is also entertain
ing her niece. Miss Fredie Kitxhas
OF westclifa-
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. Apple picking will commence IA
earnest over Lincoln Park next week
and oveU one says apples of all va
ttcties are exceptionally large. sound
sand well folored this fall.
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Prof. Fisher and fasnii.' arc moving
this week to Mrs. Likens house on
Park avenue. which they have rented
for the school year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hcavcnridsc OF
Dozier avenue returned last Tuesday
from Montrosc where they spent ssr-
crai days very PLEASANTLY with their
daughter. Mrs. Mcciaughiin.
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VIM James OF Garfield street has
been selling quite n quantity of fall
strawberries from his patch. The
strawberry season IL at an end. how
ever. since the late frosts.
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A merry party OF twenty-five or
thirty young people of the Park sue
ceeded In carrying ont their plans for
= surprise party at the Linden home
ON Poplar avenue Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Gillette and her sister OF Can
on City were business visitors on the
Park Monday of this week
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The Linkins home on Park avenue
was the scene OF family dinner. CIV
en- on Tuesday In honor of Mrs. W. :.
Thomas. the Oldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Linkins. II was n
birthday anniversary gathering and
very pleasant event in every re-
spect.
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Mrs. c. W Burkhard and her two
children of Cripple Creek are down
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Norman
Grandpa and Grandma Norman have
great time entertaining the kiddies''
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Mcssrs. Gleason and Mccolm of the
Commission Arm OF Gleason 4 Nc
Colin OF Pueblo with = Mr.. Wilson
and Mt. Hole. drove up in their car
from Pueblo the nrst Of tho week to
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There seems 10 be an epidemic Of
whooping cough among some Of ,he
Sjuvenile portion OF Lincoln Park. but
the malady does not seem to be OF a
very serious nature.
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Mr. Paul Melien OF Victor is spend
ing few days Of this week as the
guest OF Mrs. II. coffoy OF Dozier
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Gains and son
Emory. are spending a few days at
the farm near Sloan They are er-
pectcd home this week.
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MIR. Harley Stone has returned from
a business trip to Deihar,. Texas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. schcliabargcr
left in their car Friday for Mofrat
Colorado. They expect to make their
home on n stock ranch one mile FROM
stown. where they will build ne0
home at once.
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

AAN u NJ - NaH many ftsaNotc AAtof
days from the south side OF the river
as well as from Canon and Florence
to view the apple crop which Is at III
best as far as looks Goes. The tree=
are bending low with beautiful red
fruit
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hibbard OF East
Canon were visiting friends on the
Park Sunday.
Mr. Peter Patrocknlek Of Lincoln
Park was a business visitor one day
last week
Mr. scot, Wilson has gone to the
'Cligp!e Creek district to seek employ
ment I'm ono OF the mines there.
Frank Chipman OF Wilson Creek
was a visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. orfon Endsley last week.
Mr.. Glen Kirkton and {. W. Thom-
a. Of the Thomas Kirkton Fruit COM
pany was on the Park few days ago
looking over the various orchards
with view OF purchasing few cars
Of apples to supply their many Gus
toners.
Miss winifrcd Wilson OF Ordway.
who has been visiting relatives and
friends on the Park. returned to her
home a few days ago
Mr.. Oscar Chase OF Orchard Park.
who has n fine piece OF alfalfa on
Park Center. was over Monday OF this
week measuring his hay which he has
sold for n nics<price.
Mr.. Frank Dufry made his regular
weekly trip to the Cripple Creek dis
trict with load OF apples which he
disposed OF at a fancy figure.
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Nelson Brothers. WHO own the larg-
est fruit ranch on the Park. have had
a crew Of men picking and sorting ap-
Piles for tn past two weeks They
are still harvesting Jonathans of
which they expect $500 boxes and
about 1000 boxes of Missouri Pippins
and winesap- The apples are very
strong on the fancy side Of the tally
board OF which the owners feel Justly
proud.
II would be good thing for the
Park people II the duck hunters
would FORGET the ducks and turn their
attention TO the coyotes which are
devouring so many chickens and
turkeys.
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II Is Interesting TO notice In tho
nrst issue OF The Tiger" the colora-
do College newspaper. that favorable
mention is made OF three young men
who can be claimed as Lincoln PARK
boys. One as follows: "wes Archer.
former c c football star. spent lat
night at the Phi home He Is e
route to the University OF Chicago
where he has excellent chances
making the varsity team SPEAKING
Of the local high school foot ball team
the paper remarks. The Tcrrors a e
being coached hv Dr. Frank Acker. all
American half-back in 1907. In Doc
Acker The Terrors have probably ihs
best coach who ever guided local
high school team on the editorial
stan OF The Tiger Glenn Cebhard;'s 3
name appears as Engineering Edi,o-
He Is junior in the Electrical In
Eineerlng department OF the college.
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Miss Jcasie Mcdonald was hostsss
TO n group Of high school boys snd
girls. mostly from South Canon. TusJ-
day evening at her home on Elm ave-
nue.. The entertainment consisted oi
games. music and dancing. folio wcd
by dainty rsstrcshmcn,s. The ocsa-
sion. which was a most enjoyable on.
was In the nature OF a farewell sor
Miss Jessie. who expects to leayc
les. California. where two OF her ST.
ters have their residence.
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Try = Recora want ad.
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WANTED

100 MINERS TO WORK IN
ROYAL 60RGE MINE. FULL
PROTECTION GUARANTEED.
HOUSES FURNISHED FOR
MINERS. CALL PHONE CANON
So, OR CALL At OFFICE Of
ROYAL 60n6E COAL CO., 165
S. 5TM ST., CANON CITY.
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Mr.. Frank Duffy made his regular
weekly trip to the Cripple Creek dis
triet with load OF apples which he
disposed OF at fancy figure.
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Miss winifrcd Wilson OF Ordway
who has been visiting relatives and
friends on the Park. returned to her
home a few days ago.
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Mr. and Mrs. E T. Hibbard OF East
Canon were visiting friends on tho
Park Sunday.
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Mr. Peter Patrooknlck OF IIneoll
Park was business visitor one da
last week.
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i. LINCOLN PARK
news NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones enjoyed a
visit over the weekend with an un-
Gle OF the latter who had been IN
a business trip from his home in
Kansas TO the western slope.
MIR. A. ]. Lewis returned Monday
from Denver where he was called
, some weeks ago to the bedside of his
mother who was stricken with paraly-
sis. Mr.. Lewis reports his mother
much improved when he left. Mr.
. Lewis has resumed his work with the
Canon City Grocery Company.
Mr. seibert OF Denver. who has been
detained at the Jones home on CAest-
nut street while convalescent from an
operation for appendicitis. which oc-
: CURED while here on a vacation trip
has so far recovered as 10 be able TO
join Mrs. Selbert at their home in the
capital city.
The family OF Mr.. Brewer. the aue-
tionecr. has located In the house late
iy vacated by Mr.. VIM. Zody. on what
Is familiarly known as the Turner
place.
Mr. Henry Keller of westclinc.
father Of Mrs. Joseph Hoppe. came
. down from Denver this week for a
visit Mrs Hoppe is also entertain
ing her niece. Miss Fredie Ritxhas
OF westclira-
VIM James OF Garfield street has
. been selling quite n quantity OF fall
strawberries from his patch. The
strawberry season IL at an end. how
ever. since the late frosts.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ C. Gains and son
Emory. are spending few days at
the farm near Sloan They are ex-
pected home this week.
There seems 10 be an epidemic OF
whooping cough among some Of ,he
Juvenile portion OF Lincoln Park. but
the malady doe. not seem TO be OF a
very serious nature.
Little verna Edwards. who came
home with Mrs. Tohier. on the ocea-
sion OF visit OF the latter TO the San
Luis valley. has decided to remain for
the winter ~ith her grandparents.
MIR and Mrs. Emil Toblcr.
Mira Stark. who has been spending
some weeks visiting her sister. Mrs
Arthur Sprinkle. on Park avenue
leaves Thursday for his home at Win
terset. Iowa. MrE. Stark generally
spends the summer season here. as
she nnds the change an antidote for
hay fever.
Some OF the ladies OF the Aid socio-
. ty will meet one day this week to tie
a comfort for Grandma Faucet. who
still continues quite helpless with
paralysis The work viii be done q,
the home or Mrs Mcmillan and will
be a little reminder to the sick on
OF the sympathy OF her friends.
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Mr. scott Wilson has gone to th'
Cngp.e Creek district TO seek employ
ment I'm ono OF the mines there.
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Frank Chipman OF Wilson Creek
was a visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. orion Endsley last week.
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Nelson's Made.to-
Measur Clothes
Wearing of these wnl stamp you as
a coed dresser.
A happy combination of style. hand
some woolens. superior tailoring and
perfect fit
One price to everybody. everywhere.
$500. sso.oo. $500, sseyOo.
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COURT DENIES THAW
$4,000 FROM his
100000 ESTATE.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. N.-Judsss Mn.
Ter and THmbls. In the Orphans Court
here to-day. refused immediate con.
sideration OF = petition nisd by coun.
sci for Harry ThAw and asking that
his trustee. the Fidelity Title and
Trust Company OF Pittsburgh, bs per-
mitted to pay him $4,000 Of the
100000 Of his estate.
This court will take judicial no.
t,cs that the petitioner y sdjudg cd
insAns In New york. and We cannot
see how We can make any decree In
this case. In Nov Of his sta ndinx In
the sister STATE" said Judge Miller.
The application will b. argued before
the sntire bench Of the Orphans Court
next week. George H. Calvert Of ooun.
sci for Thsw made Il plain that Q part
OF the funds desired was to b. used
~ Thsw IN having che courts OF Allie.
Shsny County DAss upon the question
Of his sanity and the remainder Wa
70 pay sxpsusse IN Canada.
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organizations after an exchange a tel'
egrams with Secretary OF state Bryan
In which. In reply to . request for advice
In the matter OF the withdrawal OF
American missionaries from Mexico
Secretary Bryan sal that his depart
ment continued to act TN conformity
with the advice given ~ the Presi-
dents message OF the 9TH inst. and our
consular oficers have been instructed
to assist Americans to leave Mexico IN
every way"
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. So.-Sever-
al Southern Methodist missionaries who
have bean ordered from Mexico since
President Wilson's message Was pub
lished Wednesday have wired to the
Mission Board In Nashville asking that
they be allowed to remain at their
posts. The board had taken no action
on these requests to-day. The south.
ern Methodist Church usually main
tains forty six missionaries In Mexico
but during the last three years the
number has dwindled to twenty-five.
posted At several points.
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Soreseen that THE writ might - tssus6
and have a plan ready to put up % the
court when the time for the arg,smest
arrives.
Lest the dsiusion might not os con.
piete. jerome and HE confoffeeo lest
night sadly admitted to the immisra-
ton men, ali Of them anxious 10 get
homo for Sunday and Monday. that
thsrv was no need Of thstr presence
here: that the New York folk were at
the end Of their resources GnA that
they Viewed the situation ~ hopsaesa
Mr.. Jacobs. playing his part also
packed his grip. ana with the immiSra-
ton men left here on the sis seloek
train yesterday afternoon for Montreal
Mr.. JERoME'S RGPRgoGNrATive
MET JUDGE ~ NE LEFT TRAIN.
From the came train on which they
lef, there alishted Judge Hutca1nssa,
returning from his vacation But There
vas no one to meet him. no rush After
him by Mr.. Jacobs or the immigratioa
men. Apparently his coming was IN.
heralded. The Canadian lawyers svi.
IDENTIFY saw no danger In Il ana they
left too. until only Charles D. white
who livos here. and W. l. ShuPtls6 Of
Coaticook remained on guard for Thaw.
There u . station. MaSoR. nineteen
miles from here. where the Montreal
express makes its Arst stop. Mr.. ia
csbs left the train there. An automo.
bile ready at the station platform
brought him speeding swiftly. but -.
crstly. back to shsrbrooks. Within hvs
minutes OF his arrival 10 waa closStsd
with Judge Hutchinson.
Then came q long distance telephone
cell to Montreal and word was left for
E. Blake Robertson. Assistant Super
fntendent Of immigration. that Mr.. ia
cobs would call him ct the Windsor
Hotel At o'clock. StraiGhtway Rob.
srtson called In David Reynolds. one
Of his inspectors: DR.. Berry. Inspector
Little and an oflicial stcnoGrAphsr. Sc
crst Service men Joined the band. and.
unknown to Thsw's lawyers. they
caught the Sis train to Shsrbrooke.
II was early this morning when they
arrived. Jacobs was on the platform
TO meet them. pacing nervously up and
down. Robertson and Reynolds and
the others went into conference with
him and II was much later when they
separated.
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WILSON AWAITS NEXT
MOVE BY HUERTA.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 0.-rhe Next
can s,tusuon was unchanged to-day;
Jahn Lind, President wilson's personal
envoy. still was waiting at Vera Crus
and no advices Of his plans had come
to Washington.
Secretary Bryan. returning to town
for a few hours from an overnight
lecture tour. left again on another to
return Tomorrow. Secretary Tvmulty
left for a weekend with his family In
Jersey. With President Wilson At the
summer capital at Cornish. arrange
ments were made to transmit any I'm
portant developments to him there.
Mr.. Bryan. after receiving . mos
sage from Mr.. Lind. declared the situa-
ton unchanged" Mr.. Lind still IL
acting on his own discretion about re-
turning to Mexico city.
Indications pointed strongly TO the
view that the policy Of the United
states for the next few days will bs
q waiting one. while strict neutrality
10 enforced and Americans are urged Ia
leave Mexico. Those who take that
view point to President Wilson's dec
iarAtion to Congress In his address
that "the actual situation OF the au-
thortties In Mexico CITY viii presently
os revealed" and that "the steady
pressure Of moral force win before
many days break the barriers Of prid,
ed lsejHAlee 1oUA"
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OF the city That. In fact. was about
the reduction Of all that I did say. Our
talk was In every way friendly. ana
other constructions that have been Out
upon It are absolutely without founda.
tion."
Justice Whitaker approved to-day the
Incorporation Of the oaynor Indspsndsnt
League. organised viii. the shovel for
its emblem. to help along Mayor Gay.
nor's candidacy to succeed himself At
the City Hall. John d. Crimmins and
Herman Rdder are among those who
applied for authority to use the emblem.
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msnt a. conducted in the past fur
years. II has only been necessary to
crystaiiise this sentiment TO make u
Fusion sword has become . painted
stick.
Mn. JOHNSON NAMES nAPoooo
OGfoAG RooSgvELT.
The people we're perfectly willing to
return Mr.. Mitchell back 70 the Prssi-
dency Of the Board of Aldermen. but
they never had thought Of having him
suppiant Mayor oaynor In the executive
chair. All the Hapgoods and Roose-
velts in the world could not change this
feeling.
As for the question which IL now
agitating most political minds-namely.
Will the Fusion candidates for the city
places and the Borough Presidencics
accept . place on the 0aynor ticket!-I
know nothing. because I An not mind
reader. II 10 perfectly obvious. OF
course. that II they are on our dcket
they will be elected. desire to make no
argument in favor Of their 10 doins. be-
cause the Mayor ~ have pointed out
will choose his associates on his ticket.
But, - understand II, Col. Roosevslts
reasoning u this: stick to Mitchell ana
let Tammany Hall In
'If the distinguished citisen Of Oyster
Bay had stuck to the Job instead OF
going hunting. I imagine he would be
in . better position TO prevent the
papier.mache front Of Fusion from
failing 20 pieces, which now seems IN
evitabie. 1t 10 quite apparent that ne
had hoped. In Wow Of his 1915 ambitions
to get through the present situation
with his Presidential plans intact.
And 30 no rushes In now when ne
sees his local following on the rocks and
urges loyalty to Mitchell when he him.
self cannot claim much loyalty to the
whols Hapgood-Prics Fusion movement
Everybody knows that he regards the
Mayor - by far the better ftted man
to run the city government. and nobody
10 going to take him seriously IN trying
At this late date to pull tSe chestnuts
out Of the hre.'
THE statements appearing In the
press that our people are alarmed about
what Mr.. Hearst will do are erroneous.
Why should We care what Mr.. Hearst
does? He II up a blind alley In this
campaign. The voters OF New YORK
City are not going to aid him to carry
out his Baltimore pact with Clark and
Murphy. With the aid OF Arthur Bris'
bane Mr.. Hearst can do . great deal
with q favorable public sentiment. But
not even Arthur Brisbane II going t.
be able to write white into black
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FUSION NOMINEES
WA|TF0R AN OFFER
FROM THE MAYOR
CONTINUED from First PaseJ

q hun. Mr.. McAneny also said he did
not criticise Collector Mitchell. nor did
he define his attitude 81 to accepting a
nomination on the Gaynor ticket Mr..
McAneny's statement Is as follows:
THE statements printed this morning
about the conference held between Col.
Roosevelt and ths Fusion nominees are
altogether wrong. No such conference
has been held. saw Col. Roosevelt
myself yesterday at the Harvard Club.
Mr.. Price and Mr.. Arnstein the Bor-
ouRh secretary were there. but no one
else. went at the suggestion Of men,
hers Of the Fusion Committee to talk
over tho situation In the boroughs
where three Of the Fusion nominees for
borough presidencies had been denied
Endorsements by the ProEressves--A
situation exactly analogous to that crss-
ated by the Independence League In re-
jscting the nominations OF two other
Board OF Estimate candidates.
"whils We were at II We discussed
tho situation generally a. Il appeared
to Col. Roosevelt and a. II appeared
70 me; but Col. Roosevelt urged no
course OF action upon me and offered
no advice. Neither did he characterize
In any way the course Of Mr.. Whit
man. expressed no opinion what
ever about Mr.. Mitchsrs action. Nor
did I say. a. was quotei this morn
Ing ss saying. that he had 'botched'
things or that. In the emergency cre-
ated by Mr.. Hearst. he had done any
thing else than the best that hs
could do
II told Col. Roosevelt that the Fusion
nominees for the Board OF Estimate other
than Mr.. Mitchell would take no definite
stand Abou; ant!-Tammsny nominations
from other sources than the Fusion
Committee until some proposition should
actually be made and until they should
he In . position to Judge what course on
their part would best serve the Interests
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MRS. HUNTER MUST PAY
DUTY ON GIFT FIMERY
Owns UP That Gowns Were Not
Last Years lmportations But
Cast Gowns of Sister Abroad.

Nrs. " a. uun,.r NJ M "a Wet
yn.h,v..,r,, .,r.s, ~.. ,o-c.a 4. "a.
~. ~. O.. 49, ,..~
~" :" zen Ne'so" Ie"rs' surveyor y!
the ior'' thus AFTERNOON. thet she faiied
. declare foreign purchased gowns.
amounting TO about 500. when she ~.
rived here on the White star liner Raj.
tic to-day.
Mrs. Hunter. who was on the passsn.
ger list as Ada ". Hunter, was cues.
toned by Customs officials on the dock
REGARDING her declaration Of only 90
ver,h Of du,Ible FONDA. Cha in.,.tsd an.
had no more.
Acting Deputv suryeyo, Rraxl1ev m.