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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
.MARQUARD NOT
BEST PITCHER
Others Were Winning Almost as
Regularly as Giant HEAVIER

With no idea of even lifting the
breath of voice against the undoubtcd
prOwess of the renowned RUDE Mar
guard, there is at least u word to Of
fer anent the advanced theory that
his absence would leave the Giants on
the Hog Special To certainty.
The point for example is brought
forward that Marquard last season
won nineteen straight. ana by his
stellar feat helped push his pals into
the lead. The records show this to
be true.
But--at the time the RUDE was win
ming nineteen straight almost every
other pitcher OH the team was winning
with equal ease. Red Ames had wCa
something like nine out of eleven
games and Crandal eight out Of ten.
In fact the pitching average of SIX
Giant slabmen at the end of RUDE $
record run was "a matter of eight an
Il quarter victories out of ten starts.
In other words it was no great feat
for a pitcher to win with the offensc
and defense furnished by the rest cf
the team. Any sort of pitching was
good enough to win seven or eight
games out of ten those first three
months.
Eut how about later Un-whcn the
remainder of the club was showing
the test strictly up to those in the
box? What was the situation when
Il slabman was forced to step forward
and earn his own decision? The rec
orns here show Marquard with seven
victories and eleven defeats. With a
winning team his percentage was
/, 900. With the team In the slump
his percentage was .3SS quite a dit
ference. as such things so.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
MUST OBEY RULES.
Manager Evers Prepared TO Fine Play
ers, u Necessary.

Louisville Ky, April Manager
Evors has found IT necessary to de
part from his desire not to threaten
to take money away from the players
during spring practice IN order t.
make his rules go" The team started
in at Tampa with orders to be in the
hotel at IL o'clock in bed not later
than 1880 y. m. and at Dreakfas,
table not later than s.: 80 "A. In.
Gradually the players launched
these hours a few minutes in indi-
vidual cases, but when the team
reached here Evers called a meeting
and told the men that the rules
went" absolutely. and that any III
fraction, if only for minute or two,
would result in fine OF 500 for each
offender.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
i MICHIGAN Team -
OFF FOR SOUTH
Baseball Squad to Get Into Action
This Week

Ann Arhor, April 1T is the lull
week at Michigan in athletics. With
the indoor track season over and the
baseball team about to start on the
southern trip, there will be little do
ing here until after the spring vaca-
ton. After Friday hardly an athlete
will he in the city, except the men
who have been told to stay over here
10 get in shape for the Penn relay
games which come the last part of
April
It looks now as though Michigan
mile team to the games and 1t is al
SO probable that Sargent. the hiEh
jumper and Kohler. the shot and
wcisht man, will make the trip. Mich
igan looks good to finish right up with
the leaders i'm both of the relays AMI
as far as the two mile goes. ought Ia
cop the nag. If four freshmen can hC
uncovered who can tear off mile in
$3.50 or better. freshmen one mile
relay team will also be sent to the
games
The baseball team probably four
teen strong, will leave Friday after
noon for a ten day iaunt through the
south. Probably three pitchers, tive
catohers and nine i'm and outiielders
will be taken along. Where Michigan
is apt to fall down on the southern
trip is in her hitting as the Wolver-
mes have not had a chance to bal
against curves 80 far this season anC
tn" mon from the south play the yeaI
around. The Maize and Blue nine
has had but about three days out
door work and this is bound to prove
q hie handicap to the coming battles
Barihcau is looked for to carry thu
big share Of the pitching burden, "a
he goes better when loaded will
work Sisler and Quaintancc will al
tornatc. Rogers and probably Web
bor will do the receiving with Pom
ilus at first. Duncanson at second
hughiu at third, Lavans at short
'1pt. Bell in left. Howard in Ccntv
and Shechy in right. Mcqueen viii
h' tried at second and first aud thu
fourteenth man may he Nouric ol
Saler The squad viii travel :,0O'
miles and play seven games.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
NC CABE BIBLE CLASS TO
STAGE COMEDY SATURDAY
AMATEUR THESPlANS PREPARE
FIVE-hCT PRODUCTION FOR
CHURCH BENEFIT.

Members of the McCabe Memorial
Bible class of the Laurum NJ +. sun
DAY school will give five- act comedy
drama entitled Al Martins Country
store" in the parlors Of the church
Saturday evening, April 9Th al S:5a
o'clock
The following is the east of char
acters:
Al Martin. (storckccper and post
masteI)-Robert Murphy.
Marie Martin. CHS daughter, assist
ant postmastcr)-Della VI. Nicholas
sam Johnson, (carpenter)-William
BoaE.
Tom Briggs, Uaborer)-Richard
BENEFITS.
Buck Friend, (brickmaker)-Bert
Lauyou
Rube Hutchins, can old-time farm
err Leslie Chapman.
Harold Hawley, ca civil engineer)-
Arthur Chamberlain.
Robert Corey. ca railroad promoter
MIR Williams.
Ann and Bes-. Up-to-date girls,
Chums of MarieD-Auna James and
lihhie g. Nicholas.
Mrs Blake-Lillian Reath
Mrs Smith-Myrtlc Reath.
Mrs Hawkins-Myrtlc James
Miss Simons-Ethel Rogers
Gus. ca rather slow young mani
Jabez Bray.
Ned. Ca rather fast young MANI
Clarence Sleep.
Jerry. Ca hungry loaferl-wn Tru-
an.
81 Newcomb-Ofiie Ayers.
Ralph Miller, ca school teacher)-
Richard BENEFITS
Roy. John Wesley Asbury, Ca minis-
ter of ability Odgers
otto Padretti, Ca travelling music
tcacherl-Walter SLEEP
Squire Holden. Can old. misery skin
OnO-Artdur Jones.
Jim. Ga ragged little colored boy
John Weir
Naud, Sprisgs- Ethel Trahet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
M'CAREY WANTS RICHIE.
Los Angeles Promoter Anxious to
Stage Championship Fight, July 4.

Los Angeles. April Promoter Nc
Carey will make bid for Willie
Ritchic's services on July 4. the dat
set by the lightweight champion for
his return to the ring. Joe Rivers IL
named as McCarey's challenger.
II haven't yet made Richie an Of
fer" explained McCarey when told
of Ritchie's expressed intention Of
fighting July 4. but If Richie wants
a match. of course, I'll bid for 1t. He
and Rivers should put up rattlinS
good match"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
OLYMPIC ATHLETE BARRED.

Philadelphia, April John j. Gal
idgher, the Georgetown varsity long
Instance runner, who finished seventh
III the Stockholm olympic marathon,
mas been indefinitely suspended by tho
REGISTRATION committee of the Middle
Athletic association of the a. a. l..
gallagher refused to explain charges
ny tho representatives of local news
paper who declare that Gallagher de-
nn'hded s25 before he would take part
III a modified marathon promoted by
the neMsnancr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
ADS BROTHER NO BOXER.
Engaged in Railroad Work and Docs
Not Aspire to Ring.

Petoskey, Mich, April Nope;
YOU don't catch Brother Ad using me
as his punching bag for practice
work" declares Lewis Wolgast. the
erstwhle champs brother. Ahd Tor
fighting. I'll take railroadins every
time
Lewis Wogast is working as hre-
man on the Petoskey- Harbor springs
run of the Grand Rapids a. INDIANA
railroad while the regular ilremah Is
laid up with injuries.
81 once had lighting aspirations
but after being badly hammcrcu III
two different bouts, and bcing la'u
out ON both occasions, ! gave IL up
Before Adj got so good with MS hstS'
| used TO box with him.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
LuRlCH EASY FOR GorCH.
Russian Grsppler Pinned to Mat IN
Two Quick Falls.

Kansas city, Mo, April 2.-tranh
Gotch refined his supremacy as
wrestling champion of the world last
night. defeating George Lurich o.
Russian in two stranght falls. Gotten
secured the first fall in Is minutes, 10
seconds and the second in minutes
and 30 seconds.
The first fall was secured by an arm
and toe hold and the second with -
head and arm mold. Gotch appeared
much stronger than the Russian aud
he WAS the asgressor throughout the
match. Zurich seemed unable to get
"A good hold on Gotch and the hali
Gozen times that he was on top ne
was unable 10 move the Iowa giant,
v no squirmcd away practically at
kstn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
J,Gcs poNAHUE NOT DEAD.
HospitsI Authorities Deny Report OF
His Death.

Chicago. April THE report from
Columbus circulated here to the "t-
g., lint Iircs ponahuc, former White
Six frs, bascman. is dead Is inbound
cd. according to the information Sc
cured from the Columbus state nos
pI,aI officials yesterday n report
stated that the former south side star
,,d died in the hospital for the insane
five weeks ago, but TINS cohsiueio'
nv the close friends of Jiggs' VINO are
constantly in touch with him. as inc
work of enemies who are trying 10
collect his life insurance. The hospi'
,,I officials say Donahue's condition Is
,,,,hansea and that his illness Is not
serious at present
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
:. LAuRiuM BREvlTiEs. r


Mr. aud Mrs Robert kchl left last
nigh, FOR Duluth. enroutc to Isle Roy
ale. where Mr.. Kehl viii take posi-
ton
John Kuitu of otter Lake, was
Lsurium visitor YESTERDAY
4. q Andrew will leave this week
Tor Birmngham Ala. to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Hcnry Petoroth has been re-
moved to the Calumet public hospital,
where she will undergo an operation.
Charles Msnnpa has returned from
an extended visit In Frances. Ind.
\ daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Johndon.
Harry and Jay Thompson of Duluth
who have been visiting with their par
cuts Mir and Mrs +, ~ Thompson.
have returned To their home
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
WHITE TO MEET WELSH.

Chicago. April Freddie Welsh.
British lightweight. need not 60 alonE
without match. now that he has d.
clarcd he Is able and willing To do
1873 pounds ringside. Charlie White,
~ 1913 FOUNDER, has thrown out the
line TO the Briton and vii sign Tor =
match at 1873 pounds ringsidc. Charlie
believes he can give the foreigner a
stiff argumon, aud that he has mu"h
in his favor when a victory is cot
sidercd
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
WINS RACE BY DOPING.
Russians said to Take Strychninc to
Give Them Speed.

Gothcnberg. Sweden, April Nj
the recent skating competition at Hell
singfors. Finland a Russian compct-
itor surprised everyone by his swift
ness i'm the longdistance races. The
Chrstiania Skating clubs representa-
tive at the competitions, j. schwartz
himself fast skater, i'm an interview
stated that the victory was parry due
to the Russian taking weak doses of
strychnine shortly before the races.
1t is well known, Mr.. schwartz said
that the Russian skaters take such
stimulants I'm short races these drug"
have little effect but for long dis
tances They sharpen the will power
to an unnatural degree"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
TO TAKE UP THORPE CASE.
Special international Committee Meets
in May

Geneva, Switzerland, April The
case Of James Thorpe, the Carlisle
Indian athlete. who confessed to pro-
fessionalism after winning prizes at the
lNmpic games, will he considered by
a special international jury at tho
Olympic congress to be held in May
at Lausanne.
It is understood that the Amateur
Athletic association will make a sup
Elementary statement and that
Thorpe's prizes will be handed over
To the Swedish delegates. The pro-
ceedings, it is announced will be pri-
Vate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
NEW PLoW is ADAPTABLE.

The new scraper which the village
ufaoturing company is being used io
advantage this week and it's adapt
ability in removing ice from the walks
and ridges from the streets, has been
satisfactorily proven. Hecla ana Third
streets arc in excellent condition and
other streets will hc given attention.
Through the use Of this implement
paycmcnts can readily lac cleaned OF
lee and property owners likely will be
cautioned against removing ice from
the walks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
SKATING SEASON is OVER.

with tho expiration of tho Palcstrt
Tease Monday night the md ot th"
skating season In Baurium. possibly
for aU future time. occurred The
owners of the rink have abandoned
project to- revive interest In roller
skating and the bic structure Will
remain unoccupied, except for public
gatherings.
Promoters Of the proposition To erect
a new rink in Calumet, Il rs under
stood. VIII offer to- purchase the Ia
lrs,ra, and in the event that terms
arc agreeable the steel frame viii bo
dismantlcd and removed to the sitc
Of the new riak,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
PURSES AGGREGATING
$4,000 ARE OFFERED
IN TURF EXHIBITION.

: Edmonton, Alberta. April >.
: Purses aggrcgating 100000
: arc offered at seventeen turf
: club and exhibition meetings
: this season in the provinces of
!. Alberta. Saskatchewan and
: Manitoba, under the manage
= ment of the Western Canada
:. Fair and Racing circuit begin
: ming at Edmonton May -, and
!. closing at Prince Albert Sas-
!. katchewan, August 2S. Winni-
:. peg. Edmonton, Calgary. Sas-
:. katchewan, Regina, Brandon
:. are each offering more than
:. $4,000 at their meet, the for
= mer heading the list with
!. $4,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
BLIND BOYS IN ATHLETICS.

Lansing Arpil Blind boys from
the Lansing school for The blind VII
lac I'm the ring this spring for track
honors of the city.
A squad OF sprinters, weight men
and Jumpers are to take the Held
within n few DAYS under the tcutelasc
of t. Il. Warren OF the state institu-
ton,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
MARQUETTE MAY
DROP FOOTBALL
FOR FEW YEARS.

According To latest reports,
Marquette university will not
he represented on tho gridirun
next fall, neither will the school
have a baseball team i'm the
field this spring.
Because Of the heavy iinan-
. Cial losses for several years.
the authorities are said to be
considering eliminating the
sport for year or two. as there
. is quito deficiency to meet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
Lauriun Department
VILLAGE ENTERS
into new YEAR
Council Greets New Member;
Committees Selected

+' iAlh'fii oo ~ litihpNl VI Aiit NbHil' ~
and disposition OF routine affairs con-
stituted the business of last nights
meeting of the village trustees. Bcr-
nard i1olmstrom. retiring member II
the board was extended vote of
thanks of the board and in return 'Mr
Holmstrom greeted the new member.
Committees Named.
In organizing the board, President
Joseph Wills made the following com
mittce appointments:
t'inance-Iiarry +. Iwgersoll chair
man; Joseph Galipeau and W. II. Min
near
Streets and alleys-Georgc Hall
chairman. W IL. Minnear and William
Was.
Sewers and drainage-Joseph Cali
peau, chairman; William Waas and
John b. Rastclo.
Property Harry 7 lngersol, chair
man; George Hall and Joseph Cali
pcau.
Fire and water-Wuliam Was,
chairman: John b. Rastollo and Geo.
Hall.
Water bnard-W IL. Minnear. chair
man. Harry ~ Inpersoll Clerk Mar
tin Prisk. Jr, and Superintendent Of
sewers and Plumbing John Stettcr.
President pro tem-Harry T niger
soil.
uo,l,b oaic.r-Dr u X MCQUEEN.
Health hoard-.Iohn T.. Rastello.
cra,rnar Iobn Stcttcr and Marshal
Io,,os y wills
President wills is an ex-ofiicio
norhe,. If II, committees.
The bill of Health Officer pr y. X
Ncoueen WAS submitted to the board
aud IN ,ho ovout Thar families whose
bo,,eo. were rumigsted are unable iu
NAY the village will settle an accuun,
for fumigating twenty houses.
rho purchnsc of a new fire team was
discussed and the apparent outcome
will be .he acquisition of pew horses
Extra team hire represents a cousid-
cradle portion of snow removal OK
pcnsc and with view of economiainG
i'm the street department, the above
action is considered.
licenses and the matter of leasing VIII
LACE dumping grounds from the lStui
ium Mining company. Will come up 81
a statutory meeting April II.
The financial report shows suosiau
tial amounts in the various iuhds ah'
$2i61S22 The expenditure IN the
street department Tor snow removal
was large owing to the heavy sho"
fall during the month me repo'
Balance on hand February
c,,, ,,to % 231 ~
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02

County Treasurer Tax Account
For delinquent taxes
and interest gen
eral fund .......,.. 1872 "l''-'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02
pissursomsn.s-eenersl Fund,

Total receipts mclud-
ing balance .,..............s 2'.Silh
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-02

Village Treasurer Tax Collection
Account
special assessment
No. >. sidewalks, HE'S
Special sidewalk ac-
count. 1912 ........ N3.po l'H.'N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-04

visit of a fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Cunningham in Berkeley. Mr.
and Mrs. Dern are planning trip abroad
for the coming summer;
Mr. and Mrs, ]. II Moffatt and their
little daughter Helen have moved and
are now in No. Kensington apart
mentS.
Mrs. L. l.. Alexander will entertain
the members OF her sewing club this aft
ernoon at her homo in the Bungalow
apartments,
Mrs, Moore (Estell Clinton) IA here
from Boise. Idaho. visiting her moth
or, Mrs, Clinton. and DR.. and Mrs. VIII
The Plate club Will bs entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. G. B. Lock-
hart at her home on Perry avenue In
Federal heights
Mrs Alice Stebbins Wells will leave
today for the west after spending sew
eral days here as guest at Rowland
hall
Mrs. P. N. Num- entertained half
dozen friends yesterday afternoon at a
tea at the Hotel Utah. in compliment
to Mrs, Alice Stebbins Wells OF Los An
geles.
Mrs. Sol Siegel will entertin Friday
with a luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Alma
D. Kate Of Portland. who Is here visiting
at the Shearman home.
Mrs L. B. Mccormick will entertain
today at a luncheon at her home for
Mrs. James A. Pollock a bride Of the
winter, who Is here visiting.
Mrs. Addison Roy Ware entertained
few friends Yesterday afternoon at ar
| Informal bridge party at her home. Her
| mother, Mrs. Berthelet. assisted her
! The Wasatch Literary club will hold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-04
CLEANUP OF
ORCHARDS BEGUN
County Horticultural Inspector
Starts Removal Of Rubbish to
Prevent Insects.

The annual spring cleaning of orchards
has begun under the direction or the
county horticultural inspector, j, c. Stay,
who Informed the county commissioners
yesterday that ne has sent his deputies
into the fruit-growing regions to eX-
anime all orchards and advise the grow
ers as TO the best method OF pruning
and spraying so as 10 insure a clean crop
this year
All rubbish found In the orchards,
which might furnish a place OF refuge
10 insects and scales. is TO be removed
and burned and eyery effort will be made
10 give the orchards OF the county a
clean start for the season. Preventive
measures at this time will accomplish
more than any amount OF spraying and
pruning later in the year, says the In
spector.
During February. according to his
monthly report, Mr., Stay inspected 500
bushels OF apples Oh the local markets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-04
FEAST WITH
TRIMMINGS PLANNED
Horrible Details of Annual
/. Arranged by the Com
mittee.

A secret session Of the committee in
charge of the annual banquet of the
Salt Lake Press club was held in the
sumptuous parlor of the club last night
to arrange the horrible details for the
big feast with trimmings. A. G. Mac.
Kenzie, chairman, presided. A. n. Nc
Kay, Carl r. Williams and T. Dewitt
conclusion of the meeting 1t was an,
nounced that most of the work had
been completed.
The feast will take place Saturday
night in the grill room of the HoteI
Utah. Newspapermen of all tempera
ments, habits and conditions of servi.
tudo will gather as the hosts of fed
eral, state, county and city officials
members of the legislature, politicians
office-holders, office-seekeFs and other
gentlemen. For those present the mir
FOR will be held up to nature that they
might see themselves as others see
them. For those absent an exceptional
ly large mirror will be used-llkewise
an oven.
Among those expected to be present
are Governor William Spry, Mayor
Samuel C. Park, the heads of state de
partments, members of the capitol com
mission, city commissioners, Postmaster
A. l.. Thomas and his assistants, United
States district attorneys and various
Salt Lake office chiefs In the govern
ment service,
The tabloid to be distributed the
night of the event at the scene OF the
malefaction will 90 to press IN day
or two. It will contain true accounts
and intimate facts. The circulation is
limited to those who attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-04
WILL SPRINKLE STREETS
WITH CRUDE OIL

Crude oil may be adopted by the city
commission for sprinkling the city s
macadam roads. The proposal was taken
up by the commissioners at the budget
meeting yesterday in connection with the
work OF the street department for 1913
ind WAS received with favor.
1t Is declared that 10y sprinklinE the
macadam streets in the city. such as
First avenue, Tenth East street or the
Warm Springs road, great saving
could be effected In the cost of upkeep,
For cents a yard tho oil can be laid,
il is estimated and II used In the
spring of the year the constant sprink-
lnG with water could be obviated and q
big saving effected. II Is probable that
u beginning viii be made In the use os
oil this spring by applying II to a mile
OF the Warm Springs road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-04
THE N. K. FA1RBANK COMPANY. Chicago
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Clarence F1andro, Ss East MoC1enand avenue.
girl.
Joseph 3. Householder. 7es South State street
boy.
Claude NJ Taxey, ssl South First West street
boy.
boy.
F. C. Burdock. ees East Third South street.
boy.
Frank A. Roth. 2a4 East First South gtreee.
boy.
C. Heideu, lBs Galena avenue girl.
Charles w. Ritchio. t4sl. South Fifth East
street. girl.
Francis Murphy. 1927 Cleveland avenue. boy,
Albert D. Rutherford St Marks hospital boy,
Thomas H. Palmor s32 Jefferson evonue. boy.
Edward F. Parry. al South Ninth West street.
boy.
jay r Korner, so9 Blaine avenue. boy.
Everett T. Crutchflcld 90 Jeremy street. boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-04

Federation day" today. meeting at the
home OF Mrs. E, o. Leatherwood. on East
First South street, Mrs C. II. McMa-
hon will give a talk on the new plan of
work of the general federation and Mrs:
II, II, Frame will read a paper on civil
Service Reform"
There will be n meeting OF the Parent
Teacher association of the Wasatch
school this afternoon at 345
Mrs. w. II, Hadley has returned from
Ocean Park. where she was visiting Mrs.
L. w. Snow.
The Seekers Literary club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs, j. o. Bronson,
GA Seventh avenue. Mrs. r. II. Thom-
son will give u book review, and the
members will discuss current events.
The tourist section OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet this morning at
the clubhouse, when Mrs. l.. II. Farms
worth will give a talk on THE Western
Coast OF France,
There will be a meeting this after
noon OF the mothers and teachers OF
the Hawthorne school. at which DR.. Ruth
Hillard viii be the speaker
Mr. and Mrs. J. T., Keate OF this city
have just returned from their honey
moon trip to California. They We're gone
about n month.