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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04

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Der, Der uns bieIes sSdhr ~ @elltIl
tam. irlIroe bon ber Rablt Hreipinl
&C., IN Rerbinbnna nit bereu yadIl
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redeem @IumenIduld, als oa4
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Tod fir bos Sabr 1915 tpirf
"a In einer AeitaemdBen MoIle CT
itriHel Bite iidDerIid cine atHiehenoG
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Rannmo W1bhrn4.
Die gcfuinncnSe Shonbeit nnl
pert6rperi bic reiHite jung
.fr0ulide S6oHbpit - Die Sarteitg
uno inniaite lluidnIb, NIT Gborat'
.terii1rtc unn garter energie.
alirco Gucrtii Orr III Der Stint
Ter mao feline SShiileiitung Inn Or
Bclsen Otefes gHtiunries nls ont
elmer nirfIdlen Sd6ubeit. inoen
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.es IA Nal Surh bic 0reiie aebefl
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iub boben Die Serileller oes 9abit
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bic Soften %an3ugeben ineem lie OH
.aaben. nab iie befitrhteten. Oab man
ibucn nidlt gIaubcn miiroe, penl
iic bic anaepanotc sumule fir oas
Bib fir 1916 beroiientlidlten. Cos
&ibIifum errartet iehes Snbr Elm
ifones Bib - mir iiuo onher ga'
liuungru Oaiielbe itets ihoner IND
.beiicr berSuiteacn. Der Banana
NidohcH~ 41Ienocr eutbdIt feline
au1eigrn aiif ieincr gilbfldhe, utb
ucrOient ciren glae in ieoem 3im'
nter 6es &uuies.
Niles, mas uotbia lit 81 tbnn,
I'M in oeu 8eiib GeiieIben 8u geIan.
aetL III. bah man 5ebH Gents in
.Silberpelo ODER 4oitmorfen ein-
ieuOct. INN Die Scrinnbtfoiten 5l be.
den. Man erbaIt Oieies pirfIid,
itonc Bib, Z lei 36 soil, bon Der
9abit Grtrott So. Gil Gbeitmt
5traBc, MliIipnutre, @is.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04
aIeine staStntniafeiten.

@iner Der betannteiten Sports.
lelte unIerer Staot, 8iaiom 8.
Iomnienb, Genior gbef Der
Gopnieno @un Co.. Itarb eeitern
mad LANCER Grautbeit IN ieinenl
Semi 1918 Si0 30. Mne.
Auf bic teduiide 8eifnIOi,
gltng Der 8erIamoung mnroe &C.
tern bonn guu0esbiafsmoridoa 50.
gan Commons Der Or. Gupper
airbp in Soft gcnoameri. Mert.
iuir0ig senag i'll IS. baB airbp elmer
Der Sauptseugen TN Yoltronb 9ro.
3eB eegen 8aItcr s. Commons,
9ruOer oes CbeugenonnteL mar.
Quf bic Gntmidelung bieies Gales
bari man init Gedt geiponut lem.
8ei Der setern abgeBaltenen
Notwithstanding eripdblte oer
Groen bet eagles folaenoa
8eaHte: 4rdiibent, Charles aeis;
8i5eprafbent, 5reO. !Sanfen; aaplnn,
2opelg; 5efret1r, 4. 9.
Sdroeoer; Sdotmeiiter, M. Mt. 9ag.
gart; Snnere Nade, Sobr @. Beb.
rens; aeuBere ISOLDE. ". g. MenOB,
uto ais Ner3te bic Grs. @. ". so.
itpttcr uito s. SirIhnanr.
eeSH Der Naft bpllt Mittipodl
ant Gonnerftng fam Gbarles 8eter-
$40 q. 30. CTR, ip6t nadSalts
iia0 befaHt STREET NIT icirler 6rdtt
5nnnitn. oSnt 8erl0ufc besIeIben
lniBbanoelte er He 70 id)mer, bob He
tint Riholos Sem SoipitaL I'M 9trr,
ben liegt. Qeteriou nur0e herbaftet.
Gas bieitge 8Oitnmt bat int
Oergdilgellen Wlonat 0oneHlber tpie.
Ocrum init elmer 3uaabnae bon 1877
groaent abgeidlpiien. Die 3unabme
iid auf ben gIeid)en Wfonat
Oes 8oriabres.
Die 10.i16rige Margaretbe
geillor, 504 Q, "a. ADe., iDlsr0e ge.
tern nu Der Ode Der "a. uilo Geo.
ueluortb Ctr. BON eiiem Nuto nie.
Nergeraailt ult0 Ill IdtuerberIektem
IL ibr Seim aeIaafft. Nv
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04

nter, 3u eiten be0elitelI0 ernidBiateu
Rreis. Die goge Dirlt am gora6eno
0eS Ianfidgunastages bereits ben
Groffmngs6aa uai0 3lpar inter itar.
fer getbeiligltng. Die NeraiBmeiu.
.uidst goge No. 2 bat lot aalptqudr.
tier ebenfals lIadl Der arion sal.
Il perlegt. Bite ill Oieicn 3lpcd bal.
ieno nna id6n eingeridtet poroen
III. 60 bart ais Elm giinitiges Sci.
den betradtet perben onB Die Tent.
iden sogen IND 9sereine lett IN ei.
ner Snae bereiuigt iill0. Gs lit all
bcffan. 0aB oieies stir pettereu arai.
figultg 0es galtiftbiitns iii Council
9Inffs fli9reu n0ae.
Sobn n. gobbins. Elm @enoi.
ie oes Sportidapinolers D1a6rol
Fat Ieinc 5ifafe ~abgcbiibt uIib iii
icbt mie0er In boiler ssreibcit. Gr
itan0 idlon felt eiiell Sabre inter
]. 4nrole@ itn0 Woltuerlipiir GInrfe
CAB i1n pole geanaoiglung.
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sdb.cma6a.

Ser 5Ho:G mobaer Groen Der
eagles errrahlte III ieiner lebtcr
gerinmmlung folgenoe genmte
Grdiioett Soiepb 6. 8aIfer, 81.
b. Rrdiioent q. g. 5oitif. aopIau
q. 8. Snaioou, Sefrctdr 6. gbri.
itiauien. Sdaemeiiier 3. u. GSreO)
&arfs, Sllncre Made ". Q. goDIe.
AeuBere @ade s5obn s. Burns,
8ruitee sSobn Briggs uue ais aer3te
Gr, 4. u. Bed uuS Or. 8. 8.
Sumpel.
sSn benz 5eim bon George Sbab.
loDStL 1916 AorO Sc. Strabe,
nuroen geitern bon 4oIi8eidei
griggs uno Dem Spe5ialaaentert
Srnutmaun 8 Staten NIT Shnben,
bier @eDehre, cine Site NIT Gum.
miiafen uno mehrere Shinten &C.
flni0eL Die ole aus einefn nndl
Casper 9gDo., beitimmten @agen
Der Burlington GiIenbnbn bier ge-
- 800
Ito9Ien Dareli.
Der Sflqnelt iber ben DOB oss
ssrauf 9ipoI, Der lit einer MieIc
nahe IA. StraBe oils 2etdR aufge.
fuiloen NOR, lamb belite Maorgen inn
10 llbr ftoft. aniheiaero hQt Gi.
pal Onrd1 1riufcn Ooa aarboliau.
re SelbItmoro beaongen.
&ettc Noflmittag inject IN Der
gibliotbet cine 8eriamntIuHa oers
ienigen Ganlea Itnft, bic aln Tag.
Gan fir Dns neiIe SoipituL ais
9erfduferiumell fungierca molten.
Auh miro bort oas geu1ae Bro
granlm tlorgelegt.
gon ben Ennlen Der Degree Of
@onor Qooge patrDe fiir fyrau 9ora
ReiS IN ibrem bilbid)en Aeim 1918
sS0fion 5traBe cine lleberraffungs
p1rtie De~rnnitattet, al Der 0ic Ga.
Anna Scorer, aatbe Moutt, Sobgl
aratfn Miaiafu auoerIon, Esther
Dooomar Sell Iboinplon, Dora
Ncis into Salcod tbeiEtnbmen.
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a~sntidbe, Deraeht b:es nidt.

Gin Ii6eroIeS anaebot bot Die 81,
for. @roBbanolung Gbc SiIler 60.
1909 aarnamitr., Omoba. aemodt
.in0em tie bon alien auf @run0 oieiel
|Gfferte eineebenoen 9norheItelutr
gen 10 9roasnt at ben oeutider
.6aIfsiono obgebm mir0. aler
|6reiuoen zines lnirtlih gnten crop,
|fens Defenders fir Die iebt be.
|poritcbenben Geiertase lit BIZ
.Siaer so. I1ngit ais b6hit lettings.
.iahie befannt tu0 bat iidl bic Spc.
.sialmarfe g@oIoen 6agle~ bieI(
Syrellnbe bereits ertporben. Steiner
|ioIlte oaber peridurueu. bic auf Seitl
a Oieier 3eitung bciinolihe an3ciet
3u leien. aus5uidneioen un0 Der Sir,
ma nit eirlem gaaroiftroge eit3u,
ien0en. 2IuBer eiilem nirfli1 guter
Roggen. @bisten erb1It er nlsoanr
aud nod fir $3.50 elm prafJtDOaes
.aif0r. Serniee nebit / Glaihe califori
niiden @ein uno bat aliBeroem nod
Die 9efrieoieungt ieiuen 2aHoslel,
ten einen Gienit e~rtpteien 3u bnbert.
.lteber bic 9etr1ge miro tit Der 9ri,
.biine %quitttrt per6en.
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Sl6tige Agenten
Derlangt!

Tie Saslide Gmaba 5ribane itdli
tNdltigc anb 3nueriafiae oentide
Mianmcr ais reiienOe agentsn in gle.
brasfa, SOMA unb aauias. SObe
%dOmmiiiiOn nnS Onnernoe Stellung.
6mpfeBlauaeH nothmenOig. Ban
melOe id iuiOrt. Gmaba Sribane,
Gmada Gebr.
Gbenfalls fGnnen mebrere flei.
zine abonnentehiammler In Gina.
ia naO lImeegens @ridaftigmng fin.
oen. Man iprede @ormiitGgs in
Der Gffiee, 1911 NOiuar6 Strahr,
upr. EmaGa Sriblne.
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giermOuitrlia Sabre atOuHdls. go
E0litit ~ 200 Sritcn
hbrlhhndl.


Sruufreih bat Elm neneE @etbbrdD
berans9egehen. in Dem es BoIt nrti,
en- Hndguipeiitn iudli, bnB e. iel.
Der NIT &uBlano NIB Gnal1uo 49,
bic orei, bic ith 5um Q~rieas3iped
pereinigt batten - aurh Geiterreidl
Mno Gertihlano SIM arieg geItulms
gen mor0en iei. tDeil Ceiirrreidl bos.
Lido Gbiidten anf Serbien hattie.
un0 Ieutihlan6 ben Srieoenspiiu.
iden RnBlau0s ben @ardts oltrdl
iciu llltimatum madte Oos Die Gin
iteauna Der Mobiltiirllng iHnerhalb
~ ShiH0en ioroerte. Gorolls fol-
berporgeben oab Geltidlano ben
ariea poate iIuo ibn ourt Seitcr.
reid herbeiiiibrcu IieB, oas es ae.
gen Serbien IN brtttulrr @eiie Dor.
id)idte.
8enu mir uidt Idou Dor Sab.
rem fran3oiihe Staatsmanngr in if.
rem Repanfeboiinuugcn oie 8orher.
iaae 9ennht bitten. .oas Smidial
GdaB@ otbriHgcns iDeroe an Der
Gonaii entidieoen meroen. Tbs
tonnte MIR ienouo Hagen, Der panl
aenau miBte. oaB bort Ser SeheI
anseiebt mo 8eutidlauos guRoes.
geuoiie gerei5t mo %angearifieu per
ben iole, bis er iid pehre, uno
Damn ourd Die game Settle pom
giln0niiicu mo 8eaenbIuSniiien
Der arieasbrano auffIamneH Der6e.
rgaltidIano funn fein itarfes
6rantreid eriehcn~, iaat ons @el6.
bud. 9Ibcr mars oas Wirflih 2
Stounten nidt pIeImcbr gnaIan5
uno 6rantreid fein itarfes 9eutid.
Lamb ertrageH, uuo fano man Tie
nidt oarum aui ie0em BON Geutid-
LAMBS @eget pom Dem tie muBten,
oaB Elm itarfes 7eutihkuO ibn ae.
ben tucroe, neil es ibn eeben miiiie?
@ean bic mefielnoeu @arteire.
gierliig cines 9anOes felt Al Sab.
rem unentiuegt an benz @eoamfen
on arieg geaeu Elm beitimmtes an
6eres SanO 81 einem gaH3 beitimm-
ten 3Dede feItaehoIten baben; tuerm
iiber alles auoere itreiten0e 3artei.
en- In oielem giHen einig naren,
Denn bic &egierung in al oiefer
3eit nah gun0esgenofien fiir bic.
len eilien 3mef iuhte uno Die &c.
D0Iferung Dem 8un0esgeHoiiea NiiI.
liar0en iiber Millidroen hires Gel.
pes anbertrditte. onmit er 3llm srie.
qe aegen ben einen 5eiiO rite -
0as allies but 6ronfreih gcthan -
bonn beriibrt es bod etipas merf-
miiroig, nenn 0ieIes Qon0es 9le.
aierlna nadoem Scr arieg oa lit.
3%ofunepte be~roffertlidt. IN oenen
iie iid bon jebem Mnnite mad
ariea BIT reiuigen ildt uno oeu
6einD, ben iie MN enoIid Dor Der
aIinqe bat, fir ben grld oes Uric
0ens ber1utiportlih maiden mia.
3um Slid dnoern @eIbbiiher
uno Bidder IN alien 6arben oes
Reaenboeens nidts an Dem Nus
gang Der SfIad]ten.
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Iideineno liegt Sh6beIbru6 Dor.
Der 9ame bes ailtofiibreres fonnte
nod nidt ermittelt mer0en.
Die S~taOttomniii1re uerSer
Bel Der ndditen 2egislatur einen @e,
ieses- 3uios beantrneen, mad Dem
bic Mitglieoer OieIer 9ebor0e ab.
'bernfen unb bic 6inonaen 0ieier De.
.boroe bon benz Stoot 4u0ttor Ton.
.troairt meroen fonner.
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getrabenDes 8eidlen.

Com fommunal. uno ltaatspirtb.
idlaftIiden StaH6puufte aus IT'D q
Gin iebr betriibenoer lEmitanO. oaf
&apa Chords Ebdtigfeit in I'M,
iercr Stoot aniheineno III erIab,
men begimut. 9ie Statiitif tpeiiI
ndHlid aus, 6nB I'M bcrgaugenpr
Monat Rouember bier i'm Gmahc
40 Haie Groeubiiraer tueniger 0as
Siht Der @elt erblidten, ais i'm
sleiden Monat oes 9oriabres. go.
uember 1911 plroen geboren 146,
1918 oagegen 1853.
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$3.50 $3.50

Zahlungen $40 baar, $40 monatlich.
Wundervoller Eekplatz; IS Fuss
Front NIT Kanal, Wasser und Buer-
gersteig, zwei Blocks 0 strassen-
balm, nahe Schulz, CUTE Nachbar-
schaft; huebscher Platz, elm Helm zu
bauen.
Mehrere andere Plaetze eur Aus
wahl.
Telephon Douglas 1886.
II. H. HARPER,
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SteIlnna eeindt- Srnoer geutider
iudi arbeit ais Sailsmann, 9or.
ter, 6urnnee.g 2am ODER anOere Qr.
belt. atad5ufragen bel German
6e6ring aco 9oteI, omaha.
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WNnRNNM p.s sSss. q.
GrittLailiaes @anhebiHa,

~FF3t"HHkBNW %HHUtUEMTA
9ieie Node; The Beauties
Sir american Daucers, Sappor0
StatforO GUa aatberDn Curtin. Moe
gleaHor BAL, @ilrFbart 4 @bit.
The 8ra3ers, 5rpbeum aroDeli
8eefID.
Breiie::. Watinee t0usgeucurire,s
5omIiaas uno sountags): @oneets
lOc; bette Sise 25e.-aben6s Zoe.
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III uerfauiru- Rena 3itnner snlts.
N~ad5ufrnaen Ill go. 1903 Gin
Straits, Glua6a, Ielepbon Ioita.
Ias G32I. Oil
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bic oEs 9ricfe bebanoelt uno Dem.
entipreden0 fraflfirt ieiu miiifen. INIT
Der AusIanopoit 5n ~perieHoen. 60.
Ipcit bic 9oritelLitng eiues SEEM Dor,
ter boben 8oitbeatnteA bic es rdtbt
lid eriheinen iaiien, gong beionoers
Bel Bet Abienoling bon MeibH1dlts
padeten nod DeufihIanb nno Geiter,
reid lligorn dnBerIte @Orlidt nal.
ten bill iaiieH.
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Mbonnirt auf Die 3Gglife Tribans
$500 oas 5abr 0ura biz @oIt.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
JACKSON HOLE
ELK TO ASPEN

Denver, March 2G.-The two car
loads of elk which have been held
ever for several days at the Denver
union stockyards, after a T65 mile
trip from the jackson Hole country.
today resumed their journey. one 60
Ing to Aspen and the other to Estes
park.
One car consisting of twenty-five
yearlings goes TO Lyons. from which
point the elk will be treated to an
automobile ride into Estes park: the
other containing an equal number OF
where the animals will be turned into
tho Sopris national forest. Both
shipments are being transported by
the forest service In cooperation with
the Z. S. biological survey. Individ-
ual cooperation is also being furnish
ed by the Colorado Midland railway
and the Aspen lodge OF Elks on the
Aspen shipment. and by residents of
Estes park on the northern shipment.
From Victor. Idaho, the animals
have been in direct charge of forestry
officials. During their stopover in
Denver. they We're subjected to dip
ping treatment for the eradication of
ticks. Considering the long trip and
conditions under which they have
been travelling 1t is expected that
the elk will reach their destination
in very good shape.
This is the second consignment OF
Wyoming elk to be liberated in Colo
RADIO by the government within
year. Last spring herds were scat
tered on the Sopris and Durango ma
tional forests and at Estes park. The
addition of these Few animals will
therefore materially enlarge the herds
from which 1t Is expected the natural
increase will, in a few years. give to
the state one of the largest and finest
in the west.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
Kenney Receiues
Word of Rates on
1915 Fair Trauel

w. b. kenney, general agent of the
Rio Grande, this afternoon received
a telegram announcing the new rates
agreed upon for 1915 to the Panama
Pacific exposition. The message came
from r. A. Wadleigh in Denver.
The rates are good to Frisco and
other important coast towns, and are
as follows: Chicago, round trip,
sG3.5O; st. Louis. $3.50; Kansas
City and vicinity. $50; Denver.
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Trini-
dad, S+5. Stopovers are permitted at
all points on the Rio Grande west of
Denver during the final limit. The
sale dates are from March l to No
vember 80, 1916. with a final return
limit on December 81.
The Chamber of Commerce recent
ly appointed a committee to urge the
permission of stopoyers in this city
during the exposition and this request
has been granted by the passenger
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
Farewell pnrtY.

A delightful farewell party was
given last evening by Misses Neva
and Adith Hathaway at their home.
749 South street The evening pass
ed away with gamea and music until
u late hour when the guests were in
vited into the dining room where a
three course luncheon was served.
The fortunate guests We're; Misses
Mildred Exeler. Bertha ENeler, Car
rie Parker, Lola Sawyer, Lillian Saw
yer, Hazel Johns, Grace Barton. Stel-
la Brown. Mable Huffer, Elsie Get
ney, Bernice Chelf. Adith Hathaway,
Neva Hathaway. and Messrs. Frank
lin Willis, Roy Chamberlain. Ed
ward Rudd, Philip Rudd, John Grant.
John Cooper, Earl Hards. Raymond
Bsrris, Frank Garrison. Whry Dyar.
Tom hampshire. Curtis Getney and
Alya Lampet
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
Girls Club Meets.

Miss Evelyn Crosby was a charm
ing young hostess yesterday after
noon at her home on S29 North ave-
nue. where she entertained the Rose
bud club The afternoon was spent
in games and kensington, musical
program being feature of the af-
ternoon OF which all members took a
part. At o'coclI a dainty luncheon
was served by I.aVeta Franks and
Evelyn Crosby. The rooms were all
prettily decorated in roses and rose
buds Those who enjoyed the after
noon were: May Phipps, Doris Long
WELL Ruby Rector. LaNeta Franks,
Violet Gross, Bernardine Hagan, Ma
bel Peck. Alice Peck and Eva and
Evelyn Larson.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
Pretty Enn Tan Party.

Miss Helen Cullen was charming
Young hostess this afternoon at her
home at 551 Gunnison avenue. where
she entertained at one of the pret-
tiest parties Of the vacation week
Each guest came in costume. repre-
senting some popular song or we'll
known opera and the impersonations
We're extremely clever. Fan-tan was
the pastime for the afternoon. the
first prize for which was dainty
little fan in holder and the boohy
pretty little bow for the neck. The
prize for the best costume in the song
contest was a sheet OF music. A de-
licious lunch was served at ) o'clock
and the unique party was heartily
enjoyed by the following school girls:
Misses Helen Taibert. Dorothy Tai
bert. Mary Rhone, Elma Armstrong.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
The Modern Girl.

We knock and criticise her,
We scold, apostrophize her,
We wish that she were wiser,
More capable and kind.
Her path we're always stalking
To criticise her talking,
Her clothes, her ways of walking.
Her manners and her mind.
We say. oh, highty-tighty.
She's frivolous and Tightly
And all her ways are mighty
undignifed to see.
She dances and she chatters.
Our golden rule she skaters
And laughs at serious matters
With unabated glee,"
We chide and we correct her,
We shadow and detect her,
We study and dissect her,
With all her smiles and tears.
And find, on looking DER her
tAnd learning TO adore herr
She's just like girls before her.
For twnety thousand years.
-Peoria Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
Surprise Party for Mrs. Lucas.

Mrs. Mary Lucas was given a very
delightful little surprise party on
Monday evening by L number of her
friends. who are regretting the early
departure of Mrs. Lucas for Hutehin
son, Kansas, on next Saturday where
she will make her future home, and
the little social affair was planned
az "a farewell party. A delicious
lunch was taken along and the social
evening was enjoyed by Mrs. Lucas
and the following ladies present:
Mesdames c. Malone. p. Chelius. A.
Lang, j. Fonder. A. Fletcher, T..
Hughlet, Farley and w. c. Herr
mann,
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FASTER time Of JOY and happiness Add to the hap
pines Of your friends by giving them pictures Of yourself
and the Dean Studio make for you the superior class of
Of photographs appropriate for such occasions .
Mosser Bugs l..
T. Sfewart Ronch

One OF the largest deals made in
real estate in the county this year
was consumated by Barringer q Neff
late yesterday afternoon. In the two
deals involved J. u. Masser OF this
city. exchanged property FOR two bus
iness lots on Main street, between
Third and Fourth. and now occupied
hy the Silver State bakery and the
Yunker q Callahan undertaking es-
tablishment. He then exchanged this
property together with two business
houses at Fruita for the big stock
ranch owned and operated by l.. T.
Stewart. sixteen miles out from De
Beque on Roam creek. This is one
OF the largest stock ranches Ia Gar
field county and said to be one OF the
best on the western slope. 1t em-
braces 500 acres-4O0 in cultiya-
tion and 600 more ready for its in
dustrious purchaser to put in. In the
deal Masser gets 500 head OF sheep,
some horses and cattle.
The ranch was valued. In the deal
at $4,000. The value placed on the
Alasser property is not stated, but as
these city properties are splendid in
come propositions, they evidently car
ried good values.
! Mr.. Masser will take personal
charge of his ranch at once. and VIII
devote his entire time to the stock
business and farming. He proposes
| to let himself out in this work and
make his newly acquired property
hum with industry, lowing cattle and
farm machinery.
| Mr. Stewart who has been in the
stock business for many years, and
has been successful in his work, Will
take a rest for time. and enjoy for
n season a well-earned and needed
recreation.
This is the new real estate firms
initial deal, having recently purchas-
cd Walker a Jones business, and IL
IS naturally patting itself on the
back, and enjoying some mighty
pleasant day dreams.
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the home of the bride. 312 South
Center street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. W. d. Trout. pas
tor of the Congregational church
Only few close relatives of the
contracting parties were present.
Mr.. Gasho is an optometrist and
has resided in Reno for number OF
years, engaged In business here. The
bride has been n resident of this city
for long time. and is the widow of
a former business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasho will continue
to make Reno their home and will
be at home to their friends at 312
South Center street.
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No. Has Faster Sale and Pleasant
Social Session.

Division No. G OF the Aid society of
the Methodist church met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Baughman on Orchard avenue and
had their Easter sale of aprons, bon
nets and other useful home made ar
ticles on which they realized ten dol
lars There We're forty members
present and the hostesses for the af-
ternoon were Mesdames James Goff,
John Baughman and Harry Sage. The
entertaining features of the after
noon were several delightful solos by
Mrs. l. l.. Emerson, whose singing is
always rare treat and clever and
amusing little slIit. "A Scene in a
Railway Station" given by Mrs. fIar-
ry Sage, Mrs, J. u. Harris and Mrs.
Milton Sage, which was heartily en-
cored
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Enjoy n Picnic.

The members OF Hazel Johnson 5
class of the Presbyterian church took
advantage of vacation week going on
picnic yesterday. First to the res
cryoirs, then back to the river, wher.
fire was built. beefsteak was fried
and after the picnic lunch marshmal-
lows We're toasted over the fire. The
whole day was spent in all kinds OF
fun. The following girls enjoyed the
outing: Myrtle Foltz. Josephine An
derson. Fern McClain, Lucy Watts.
Mayme Decker Avery Knowles Mar
iorie Matthews and Zoe Corn.
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DIR. GASHO WEDS
IN RENO, NEVADA

The great host of friends in this
city OF DR.. Charles Gasho, for many
years resident here and for long
period secretary of the local fair asso-
citation. will be interested in the fol-
lowing announcement of the mar
riage OF the former Grand Junction
man, taken from the Daily Journal
of Reno, of March 22:
Charles o. Gasho and Mrs. Aimee
Hoppe of this city were united in
marriage at O'Clock last evening at
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Farewell Dance at Auditorium.

Tonight Manager Behymer OF the
Auditorium skating rink will give a
farewell dance as the closing of his
most successful season of roller skat-
ing. There Will be music by the
Harris orchestra and an excellent
floor Ladies viii be admitted free
and the usual excellent supervision
will be given by Mr.. Behymer who
viii be in charge of the floor.
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~. n. q. 10 Have Easter noznar.

The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps are planning to hold an Easter
bazaar on the lth OF April and all
members are working toward the sue
cess of the event The store vacated
by Mcconnell g. Lowe has been Sc
cured for the purpose and beautiful
display of useful and beautiful hand
made articles will be on sale. The
l"dies are also planning to serve a
dainty lunch on that date and are
counting on the usual generous pat
ronage from the public.
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Girl. Picnic at RESERVOIR.

Misses Marian Craun. Jessie Fer
rier, Alberta Callow, Leona Bliss. An
na Lane. Mildred Barber. Matte Stew
eng. Mary Hutton, Alice Woodbridge.
Fern Blaia. Mary Rhone. Helen
Baum. Ada Grover and Elfrida Ell
kins. all Sunday school pupils of
Mrs. j. l.. Fagan, enjoyed picnic
yesterday in the vicinity of the res
ervoir. carrying their lunch and en-
icylng the outing immensely.