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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
OPPOSES USE OF TOBACCO
Continued From First poro


Tor a dcltvcrancc on Roma nism, in con-
ncction with the paper on that sub
icct he offered several days ago. the
assembly cited him 10 the dcliverancc
of previous assemblies on this subject.
Among the most interesting and nm
portant reports submitted TO tho gen
cral assembly is that OF DR.. J. T..
Thacker, of Norfolk. who IS the as
scmbly's evangelist and the recognrzcu
leader In evangclistic work, aside from
that OF tho pastors of the churches
During the year just closed. DR.
Trucker had delivered SO sermons ana
addresses. AS the results OF this work,
there have been $40 additions to tho
church by letter: 1875 on profession
or faith, and S,l53 reconsccrations
DR.. Thackcr has been the evangelist
OF the assembly for -four and onc-half
years. and tho average number 10
unite with the church each year rs
the results OF his work is 2,l0o.
Bishop Walter IL. Lambeth. or the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
was the speaker at the popular meet
ing on foreign missions this evening.
The general assembly viii dissolve
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
M0RGAN'S CLOSE FRIEND
Is EXAMINED BY FOLK
i'ni<cr Corroborntcs Story Told By
Mcllen Insofar ns Ii Az
fects Him,

;, New York. May 27.-Georgc T.. Baker. n
wall street power, and regarded as the
closest personal friend OF the late j. Pier
poht Morgan, and therefore believed to
know details of many transactions OF the
Morgan firm In connection with New YORK;
New Haven and Hartford Railroad affairs.
to-day was examined BY solicitor Joseph w.
l,olk. OF The Interstate Commerce Commits
Sion. preliminary 10 appearing ou the wit
ness stand Ia Washington. W. NJ. skinner
closely identified with the affairs uf the
New Hpvcp for years. also was examined.
II was learned that Mcssrs. Baker and
Skinner corro1arated the story told by
Charles = Mclicn. former president OF the
New Haven. AT the hearing in Washington
IN so far ms II concerned their own individ-
ual actions.
Mr.. Folk came to New York from Wash
inrton primarily to make arrangements
with Francis Lyndc- Stetson. representing j.
u. Morgan & Co. for examination or
the hooks. accounts aud memoranda OF tho
banking firm relative 10 the New Haven anu
It's subsidiary companies
The arrangements were satisfactorily COM
plctcd, and examiners probably VIII begin
work tomorrow the documents. From
two weeks Ia Il month may be required. IL
was said. 10 make a thorough examinations
Asked tonight whether the examiners
would go IN tho records OF tho Morgan
offices on Fishing expedition" Mr.. Folk
said papers pertaining 20 sew Haven ar
fairs were desired. and no others.
SIR. Folk said several important witnesses
had agreed to appear before tho commits
sion next "Wednesday. but he refused TO
rutuu them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
HOLD FUNERAL TO-DAY
OF T. FRANCIS GREEN
services VIII Take Place This After
noon ut o'clock I'm Grace
Episcopal Church.

The funeral of T.. Francis Green, tho
widely known real estate man. who
Gied at Ibis home, 500 West Franklin
street. on Tuesday afternoon AT 2:25
o'clock. VIII be held in Grace EMS
copal Church this afternoon at 4
O'CLOCK lnterment will be in Holly
wood Cemetery
The Richmond Real Estate Exchange
hci" !. called meeting yesterday after
noon moor nj ] o'clock to take suitable ac-
tioh over the death OF Mir. Green and
several addresses calling attention To-
W., we worth ana value OF Mr. Green to
the community We're delivered
Following Is a list Of the names OF
those who viii act rs paIl-bcarers:
Actvc--W. l.. itcdd. T. H. Noting
John Winston. - IL Crcccv, IL
l-lewelln W. McNclrh. O.. Herbert Funs'
ten; langhorne Williams ana Dr Alex
andci 6. Brown.
Honorary-ll Henry Leo Valentine. nv.
George II. l(ccscc stewart NJ Wood
ward. Charles =. Richardson. T. Craw :
fford Redd, J. G. Siewcra. Clarence g.
burton. Benjamin l.. Purcell. James
4; p@nahue, w, Meade Addison. nghnrt
NJ Kent. II. T.. Anderson, .Ir fs,rcv
smith. J; b. blackburn. Colonel .lcuran,,
g Masslc. ~ 9 Wherry. of this city:
and T. Il. White. OF Lecsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
BIG LIFE INSURANCE

IL Is often said that the life insur-
ance business i3 an index OF the gem
eril prosperity or depression Of the
country. If this be so, then Richmond
must be unusually prosperous at this
time, as the Life Insurance Company of
Virginia. through General Agent Pei
ham RlacliforG, recently placed In one
day $4,000 on two pentlcmcu, iusuring
ono for $4,000 and another for s55.-
900. There are more than haif "a million
people insured In this Richmond com
panE. and its income is more than s32 Il
minute for every minute the Office Is
open during tho year
In a recent issue Of the Life Insur-
ancc Index, considerable space is given
20 the Life Insurance Company Of Nir-
Eln!a. Among other things. II says:
In the life insurance ncld, tho prido
OF the South Is undenlably the Life In
surancc Company OF Virginia. q. F.. :.
only twenty OF the $50 lifo In
su'ancc companies. old and young. and
Including all the great companies or
ganized in the carly days of life in
Surancc In this country, have greater
amount OF Insurance In force. Ii is
manifest that long before the close OF
l9li the company win pass into tho
Slo0,ooo.00o class, IF which there nre
row only twenty-thrce Iifo Insurance
companies in tho whole country. . . :"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
THREE POWER COMPANIES
IN MERGER AGREEMENT
Two Fredericksburg and Ono Ashland
Corporation Join Forces, to he known
ns Spotsylvnnin Power Compnny.
Especial TO Tho Timca- Disnatchl

fredericksburg, VA. May 27.-An
nsrccnent OF merger and consolida ton
ms been entered Into between the
GieS'ric Generating Company. OF Fred :
crickSDurE. tho Fredericksburg Eloc
iric Company. of FREDERICKSBURG. and
INC Virginia Light aud Power Company,
the latter having It's principal Office I'm
ashland. Va. This was effected by ac-
non OF tho respective boards of direc-
,ofs or these companies held here on
tuesday; Tho name Of the new CON
soildated company Is Spotsylvania
Power Company. The consolidation
VIII be effective June /. The names of
tho principal officers and directors of
the consoiidated company are: dIrec-
,ors--Wtlliam z. Whitner. Rock IIill,
,. G.: Henry w. Anderson. Richmond
Judge Alvin T. Embrcy. II. q. North
rop y. T.. Rowe. G. w. Jones, Fred
cricltshurg: l.. J.. C. Scott, Ashland, Va.
Officers; president. William c. Whitncr,
!ock ftil, :. G.: vicc-prcsidcnt, III. q.
Northrop: fredericksburg. Va: score
tary. q; Il. Williams. Richmond: treas
mrer. II. g. Northiop. fredericksburg.
The principal office Of the consolidated
company Will be in fredericksburg;
Minimum capital stock will be $4,000;
maximum capital. 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
AUGUSTA is CHOSEN
my Hnnacuyrcs Encnmpmcnt VIII
I.lI In .nnr..i-,

Columbia, $. c. Nav 2I-Oilicinl no.
tliication by the War Department of
the selection OF Augusta. Ga, as the
site for the joint mauceuvrcs cncainp-
mcnt Of the Ninth Militia Division to
begin about July - and continue two
tant-Gcncral W w. Moore. OF South
Carolina, from Governors Island, y. y.
headquarters Of the Department of
the East. No definite date was set for
tho beginning OF the cncnmpmcui.
The selection Of Augusta Is the re-
suit Of . disbursement between Cover
rotary OF War Garrison. The Isle Of
Palms. near Charleston. was first Sc
lccted as the eucampmeHt site
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
PISTOL DUEL FOUGHT
AND ON: MAN Is I<ILIED

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
stanton. Va, May 27.-A pistol duel
was fought In Shii'lets Hollow yeStcr-
day and IL. 5. Crawford is dead as the
result. y man named Crittcndcu was
his adversary. Crawford was on horse
back at the time. and his horse was
killed under him. After the animal
fell. the duel continued until Crawford
fell mortally wounded.
IeNond tho bare announcement OF the
killing there are no details Of the af-
Tray. Shiniets Hollow has been tho
scene of many bloody fights. Within
tho past year there have been two muir
dcrs. one by shooting, when Hunch-
back Fraser met his death. and tho
other Il cutting, affair following preach :
ing on Il sunday night.
In the vicinity is located the Epis-
copal Mission. presided over by Rev.
Mr.. Mayo. Ono of the mission houses
has burned recently. presumably by an
inccndiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28


Graham. PocahontaS and Appalachta,
both Senators stated to-day they have
made no formal rccommc ndations for
appointment. They stated that they
stand ready to advise Isurlcson regard :
Ing the best men for these Offices and
inform him OF tho wishes OF the pa :
irons OF the Offices. bat, MS they have
stated before. VIII not make formal
recommendations until they arc as
sured they will bc accepted without
question.
burleson apparently has no adopted
method OF filling these vacancies So
Tar he has not bowed 10 the Senator's
me senator's are making no written
recommendations. Congressman Glass
nas stated that lie Is not making any
lhiuai steps In the Ninth District mat
ters, but simply forwarding to tho de-
partncnt letters, Endorsements and
recommendations at the request OF
Ninth District Democrats. e. III. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
DEATHS

FRoMMER-Died at her residence. on
Mitchell Street Ia Henrico County. az
90 Il. Nj. Wednesday,, May ~ MRS
y. NJ. FsoMMER Death came vcrv
sudden, after = short illness. She
Was Ia her cighty-frst year.
funtrul notice later.
New York, New Jersey and naI-
uihore papers please copy.
GREEN-Died. Tuesday. May &c. at his
residence. 500 West FranElin Street,
THOMAS l7RANCIS GREEN, i'm the
iorty-fourth year OF his ac"
The funeral Will take plave from
Grace Episcopal Church THURSDAY.
'o HEs CIV May q i q, 80 n,
widow Of William Winston lone.
-. Of Mountcas,lc. New Kent Counc
Funeral VIII ho hcld at Oliver
church May y. =. ~
KElTzEH Died, at thc residence or
his son-in law. Il =. Jones. Tuosi;ty.
me seventy-hrst year Of his age 10
~ survived by two sons. Mn r. ~
Krtzer. ot Spencer, " G.: AIR. H. ~.
I<rtzcr of Shawnee. okIa o,,c
daughter, Mrs H. q. Jones. Of this
city; three sisters. Mrs. i. Il. Angie.
Mrs: Richard itnrmond. Mrs charlie,
hTeh' one brother. Al!. Robert Krit-
Funeral from the rcsidenc. s3o2
al o'clock, Friends and ac0uo,ni
itnccs invited 10 attend
copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
.Ioscph A. Chlldrrs,.

ISpcclal 10 Tho Times nispn tch
l.ynchbnrg. Va. May 27.-Ioseph 4.
childrcss aged SiNty-two years. Il
prominent resident OF MONTGOMERY
County. died last night ut 81. Andrews
Hospital here. having been a patient
there two weeks. lie formerly lived ut
y uhurn ana Mcchanicshurg Va but
for the past ten years had been Il tray
ding salesman. Ills surviving brothers
and sisters are -. l.. Childrcss, OF
L%nchhUrE; il. IT, ChildrcSs. OF Eii2u
bcthton, Tom; Mrs. Josephine Potter.
Of i'ilot, VA. and Mrs. j. X. Bowie. of
Eliza bcthton, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
Non.,nrcr Itcnds College.

Bristol. VA. May 27.-Dr. II. q; Nof-
singer. vice president of Virginia In
tcrmout College, the big Baptist fe-
male College here. WAS to-day elected
by the board Of trustees rs president
Of tho college. to succeed Or. Is. 7.
Henderson, who resigned 10 take
charge Of the Laymcu's Missionary
Movement Of the Southern Baptist
Church. After u stay oi several weeks
abroad. Or. Henderson will 20 to Chat
tanoora 10 omen headquarters for mis-
sion work OF the church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
CI,ca for ,uto Shedding.

Elton Phillips. eighteen years old.
drew Il enc Of 500 and costs Yesterday
morning. in Police Court. when he was
arrairncd before Justice Crutchicld on
a charge of speeding. The complain
ant was Motorcycle officer Samucls.
who nabhcd him on Tuesday morning
while he was driving his automobile
along the boulevard between Monu-
mcnt Avenue and Cary street Road As
a defense he said no was rushing n
party to tho Country Club TO take part
in a golf tournament phillips Is "A
nephew OF John r Wilson. the con-
tractor. An appeal was noted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
DURYEA'S COLT DURBAR
WINS CLASSIC DERBY
Continued From First paEc)

Continued From First PoEc)
: burg alone 10 make any sort OF n light
for victory which IL did In tho gamcst
possible manner, but II was distinctly
outclasscd. Peter the Hermit WAS two
7 lengths behind Hapsburg. There was
great excitement as Durbar shot by
the winning post. and the applause
WAS renewed i moment later, when
the horses number, 49, was pos ed.
Thus another blow was dealt ut the
tottcring superstition that l3 is an un-
lucky number.
4 moment or two later Mr.. Duryea.
who Witnessed tho race from tho
grandstand went forward to lead his
colt In. Hc smiled like 4 schoolboy
and the crowd surEcd about him of
fering conSratula tons. The fact that
foreigner had won. WAS momcnturily
forgotten by tho Derby crowd. MaEce
too. was laughing cNcitedly. Among
those who stepped forward to shake
Mr.. Duryca ny the hand were Henry
Chaplin Lowyer, Lord Durham and
Lord Seton. both stewards Of tho
Hockey Club, and Sir j. Thursby, tho
ownor OF the beaten favorite, were
others 10 greet the winner.
AZ Mr.. puryca stood ut tho horses
head awaiting tho signal that Jockey
Nagcc had passed the scales, tho m
tcrnational News Service correspond
ont congratulated him on his victory
Thank you," replied MIR. Duryca, his
voice shaken with emotion. Il am too
greatly overcome TO talk just now, bur
It's a proud day for me, and II has
done much to atone for Sweeper lis
defeat IN the Derby two years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
Expect Many to IIear Hubbard.

Ebert Hubbard will speak 1T the
JEFFERSON Hotel tomorrow night at g
o'clock under the auspices of the Rich
mond Advertisers Club. and 1t Is eX-
pcctcd that Il large audience Will greet
the well-known philosopher and writer
The proceeds Of the address Will be
used to help pay the expenses of a
large delegation from the Richmond
which Is TO he held In Toronto in June
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
r~-Govcrnor Mann VIII spcnk.

TSn""laI 10 mo IliNcS- UisNHtCh.I
Dinwiddie, VA. May 2T.--Dinwi,lllc
High School will close tho session Of
lol3-loii on Friday. Public exer-
cis"s will bo held both Thursday and
Friday evenings ut o'clock The
consist CT music, rccitations, n play.
etc. ON Friday evening Will hc given
the graduating exercises. At this
time William Hodges Mann will DO
liver an address ON The Plan and
Possibilities Of Life"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
RICHMOND VA THURSDAY MAY 81 1914
NORFOLK WANTS MEETING
OF TAX COMMISSION
Cail Issued TO business Bodies to
Gather md Enter pf0tcst-ObJcc-
lions NLnhc To Old Hninf.

Especial Ia Tho Times Dispatch1
Norfolk. Va. May GA COMMITTEES from
the chamhcr OF Commerce has Issued II call
"a All tho business bodies on the south side
az Hampton Roads and the James River
Tor q meeting at the Chamber Of Commerce
on FRIDAY afternoon tn protest against the
state Tan Commissions decision not 10
have II hearing In Norfolk. and to petition
the commission for session ~ three or
four days here. The objection set forth TO
Old Point is It's inacccsslbiiity to adequate
representation OF this section.
night In Suffolk. objected to Old Point. and
urged the Norfolk conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS

DiJou-t;rnyce Sc"tt Company. in
"rhc Mum ON tho Box matinee and
night.
Il rtc-Fcnture motion pictures,
"Scalcd ORDERS" = aud 3:30 O'Clock In
the afternoon. Unh an and % at night.
CoioninI--NnudcvlIIc md pictures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
NEGRO Sent 70 .IniI.

jail for thirty days when brought be-
fore the ficnrico County magistrates
court yesterday charged with being
disorderly on Seven Pines car.
Rawlcy Gray and Ruth Booker. ne
Grocs. were fined 500 and costs each
yesterday for disordcrly conduct. They
were arrested by Special Officer Tiiler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
Funeral Of Miss Pndrctt.

[SpcCiol TO The Timcs-D lspatch.I
Alexandria. Va. May 27.-Miss Min
Mo Padcetts funeral viii take place
tomorrow from st. Mary's Catholic
Church She died IN Washington. ami
was = daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Jo-
semi padgctt. this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchhur,r. Va, May ETA rich de-
poSit OF kaoln has been discovered on
tho farm belonging TO John W. Rosscr.
fifteen miles from Lynchhurg, in Camp
bell County The deposit was located
In digging n well and II has been un-
covered 10 n depth of twcnty-slX feet.
'rnn CLAY is NcrN white nd pure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
.rncnh NJ. IIrisIc..

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria. Va, May 27.--Jacoh "
iicisley. q .ormcr resident OF this city.
died ia Washington yesterday at tho
age OF seventy seven years. He WAS Il
contracting carpenter and builder. Two
sons survive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
WEBB SUCCEEDS CLAYTON

Tnnnlmously Chosen thnlrmnn OF
House Judiciary Committee.
Washington May 27.--RcprcScnta-
tive Edwin " Webb. Of North Caro-
lima. to-day was unanimously chosen
chairman of the House judiciary Com
mittcc by the WAYS and Means Com
mittoc. The selection was without
opposition. and will be ratified by
Democratic caucus Mr.. Webb sue
cceds Henry D. Clayton, who has re-
signed from Congress to become Fed
cral iudgn In Nlnhamn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
child IJurt Inv Automobile

\ small chila Of Ioscph y I.anders.
OF PIG Fast Marshall street waa
knocked down and slightly injured last
night at s o'clock by an automobile
ON Third street between Marshall and
Broad. The child was treated by the
ambulance surgeon and taken TO its
home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
OBITUARY
Mrs. Lnulrn Mcn,io,,.

Mrs. Laura Meadow, sister Of Henry
Z. toorct, Of 3iul Grove Avenue. died
at her home III Bedford city at r.3o
o'clock last night, following a tong III
/ ness. Mis-. Meadow leaves her brother
her husband. three sons aiId TWO dauch-
tiers. She was forty-thvoc years old.
Funeral arrangements viii be made to-
; Lay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28

Licenses t. marry were issued yeatcr-
day by the clerk OF the HuStings Court
10 oliver III. Hall ana Gertrude Nav
Fowler. and Charles III. Gentry and An
ME Gray Woodson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
The Weather

Eorccnstt Nfraiuin-Pnrtly cloudy
and Fridn.i probably Iucni
thunder showers.
North Cncuilnn - Gcncraiiy fnir
Thursday aud Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
local ohscr,ntion y. ". Yesterday.

Temperature ................... Sc
Humidity ............ 40
Vino -directlon ................., :.
" Ind velocity Observation-Disclosures. i
Weather Observation-Disclosures cloudy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
WILL NAME CANDIDATES
IF WANTED BY BURLESON

Continued From First Pa-co
Evening star., 1914-03-01
How to Judge a Vibrator

on the vibrator question. You be your own judge.
atents taken out June a. 1902 on Portable Electric
onderful success of the ARNOLD has tempted other
field with inferior limitations and infringements.
!. Some so-called 3vibrators" so heavy and cum
actical and dangerous to Others nothing but
ak power to give only slight tickling sensation.
operator much than the parts under treatment
rove every claim make for the ARNOLD by actual
.aton 1a on your part T whateveT any ANYBODY else tres
o abide by your decision.
Evening star., 1914-03-01

BALTIMORE
Liggett's Drug Stores.
Associated Drug Stores.
". E: Hill & Co.. 2O3 N. Liberty St.
Geo. Benin Co., 573 n. Gay St.
Crown Electric Co., 147 N. Gay St.
Baltimore Electrical Supply Co.. 3O9 N
Calvert St.
BUFFALO
Liggett's Drug Stores.
The Electric Shop, 251 Pearl St.
Buffalo Electric Co.. Is W. Huron St.
BOSTON
Liggett's Drug Stores,
Jordan Marsh Co.
Edison Electric Shop. 80 Boylston ST.
Geo. S. Saunders & Co., 16S Washington St.
Clark & Mills Elec. Co. SO Newbury St.
Edwin c. Lewis. 176 Federal St.
F. H. Thomas Co.. 691 Boylston St.
Ward. Drouet & Foster. Inc. GA Pearl St.
WASHINGTON
The Odonnall Drug Stores
Aff1ecks Drug Stores.
S. S. Shedd & Bros. Co.
National Electrical Supply Co.
Evening star., 1914-03-01
|OLD MASSAGE VBR
THE 0riginaI-costs Less than Imitations)

The Arnold Vibrator enables you give yourself the real ben
ets that claimed for Swedish Massage Oseopathy etc.
right home and in the privacy of No
their
Office waiting With ARNOLD you
Evening star., 1914-03-01

NEW YORK-Continued
Santo Electric Appliance Co.. 16s Madison
Ave.
Electric Shop. 59th St. and Madison Ave.
PITTSBURGH
McCulloch Drug Stores.
McCreery & Co.
Doubleday Hill Elec. Co.
Feick Brothers Co.. 800 Liberty Ave.
DETROIT
Central Drug Stores.
Liggett's Drug Stores.
Bertram Bros. Drug Stores.
Hiram Marks Electric Co.. 4S Woodward
Ave.
The Electric Store. 20 John R. St.
General Electrical Engineering Co., 81
Broadway.
Detroit Cleaner Co., 12O Broadway
New Era Sales Co.. 479 Cavalry Ave.
DENVER
Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. & Sup. Co.. 1885
18th St.
Calm Forster Electric Co.. 532 18th St.
MINNEAPOLIS
c. H. Cirkler Drug Co.
Electrical Engineering Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08
STATE SEEKS TO SELL
CACHE FOREST TIMBER

Salt Lake, Aug. g. With view
70 selling the timber or land or both
or exchanging it to the government
for other lands, the state board OF
land commissioners yesterday EN-.
ployed w. L. Winch, an expert tim
Der cruiser, 20 cruise 10000 acres OF
land in the Cache forest.
The state issreatiy to dispose of
the timber and land also, either by
sale or by exchange to the govern
ment for agricultural lands.
The board informed, representatives
of the Jewish itsoidny,at Clarion that
when the meklbersfof the colony pay
up their arrearaseS on the land pur-
chased fromsthe state the board will
accept the lresurvey. Of the ground
and grant titles to the holders of
land to the land they, are now on in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

Mrs. s. Sears of Salt Lake spent
the week here, guest of Mrs. Jesse
Earl.
Mr.. G. II. Champ and son Fritz
left Wednesday for Portland, Oregon
where they will spend a month.
Miss Margaret Wright of Ogden
spent part of the week here, guest
of Miss Myrtle Johnson.
49,
Judge and Mrs. Rolapp of Ogden
spent Monday here .on their way to
Oregon, for h weeks outing.
Miss Louisa Barber is spending the
summer in Portland, Oregon, with
her sister, Mrs. Davenport.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Howell re-
turned from Salt Lake Wednesday.
49,. ~
Miss Bell Calderwood of Salt Lake
is visiting relatives here.
'''' go.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Bacon and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Har.
ris, are in Logan canyon for a
months outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas an.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Minnie, to Mr.. Jesse E.
Smith, the marriage to take place
in September.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08
With The Society Circles

Misses Alice Drew, Florence and
Hattie Smith entertained at break
fast Wednesday morning in honor Of
Misses Annie Oswald, Bessie Hunter,
June Salmon, Besides the guests of
honor. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs j 49, Quincy, Miss Edith
Bowen, Miss May Sorenson, Mr.. Rob-
ert Anderson. Attorney A. e. Bow
en. The table had for centerpiece
p large bowl of sweet peas.
4
Mrs. Roy Bullen entertained infor-
mally Monday afternoon with a Ken
sington.
Mrs. Anna Barber entertained with
an informal Kensington Friday after