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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13
cHANcERv DEEDS OF TRUST.
Thirteen Deeds of Trust. Amounting I
x1N.631N1

S2U,i42.01.
GhnTIes r ,r G99ds ,S g, ~ nS TO H. r
~ the plan oc Rrookdalc. April 10.
n15. 1855.
Joseph {. Napier. ct ux. to r. l.. Ruff
in. trustee, 3oNlo0 feet east line Church
ftreet. between Maiden Lane and Rowe
Etr.ct, being SIG and $40 l-2 Church
htrcet, April . 1915. sore.
Rosie simon TO II. l.. smith trustee.
S feet i inches by l45 feet west line
nineteenth street; 100 feet inches
ai., S692.2j.
nper,. {, ais. trustees. lots -. IS,
y md 50 in the plan Of Highland Ter
n'r. April !. 1878. $1,000
Mrs, NJ. i. Lawrence. TO II. y. Nc
irdy, trustee. - feet . inches by l2d
|c.t west lin. Twentieth Street. sc feet
- inches north Of II Street April
\ 1918. $4,000.
IIarriett and rcyton Smith to j. T.
in the plan Of Providence Park Feb
luarv I. 1915. $3.50
Liston w, smith TO T.. NJ. Heller
F'reet;; April 10: IN; s. ;oas.se.
ocNlaS feet II inches north line
(,nd Street, April |, 1915 $3.50.
Emma =. Smith. TO same. 20 feet !
'achcs by 10 l2 feet south line Floyd
Rvonuc. 80 feet : inches east of Davis
Venue. April Q, 1915, si.72o
". II. Davis. ct al, to II. II. Richeson
t al. trustees, Sc feet Is IA inches by
feet S inches south line Leigh street,
: feet "a inches east Of Bowe Street.
pril IL. 1915, S2,596
Same to same, 56x51 feet east line
cove street. 10 feet south OF Leigh
trcct April IL. 1915. S3,S94
Same to same, IS feet > "a inches by
I feet inches al the southeast cor
or of BOwc and Leigh Streets. April
-. 1915, s2.360.
John Il. G. Chilcs, ct ux, 10 f.. NJ.
koXlcy, ct al. trustees, 16XS5 feet north
ne Williams street. So feet inches
est of Gilmcr street. April c. 1915,
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits, Amounting to
SS,315,

Permits FOR new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
Realty and Finance Corporation CIV
G. CrcnShaw). TO build two two-story
frame stGcco dwellings on the west
sid" OF Garland Avenue, between jaime
and Meredith streets, to cost $4,000.
Savings Bank q. f.. l.. O. Of r r.. to
repair brick garage at 2oS East Jack
son Street, to cost 500.
+. c. Woodward and 7. NJ House. TO
build TWO brick garages in rear of 2lll
ana oll3 West Main Street. to cost sa15
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

If the sugar YOU put in your coffee
does not dissolve II does not sweeten
the coffee. II is the dissolving. not
the sugar. that makes the coffee sweet,
II is the same with your food Unless
1t properly dissolved in your stomach
separating the flesh making nourish-
inent from the waste. and unless the
blood ahsorbs It's full portion OF the
rat making material you must stay
thin.
Here Is where Sargol plays it's part
IL acts on every mouthful you cat
II promptly stops the Leakage of fats
II let's only the waste leave the body
II puts your food in condition that
means its perfect assimilation by the
blood and tissues. Your body cells
which have been starved begin to
thrive. and you begin TO take on
weight quickly. It's not a theory-not
an experiment. hut n proved fact that
thousands arc trying every day. Sar-
gol succeeds where all other so ca lied
flesh builders fail because 1t enables
YOU TO get 100 per cent efficiency from
your food.
Your good common sense must prove
to you that IL the food you eat PAYS
YOU only - per cent of its 100 per cent
value. that YOU arc cheating yourself
just 40 per cent You can never be the
man or woman you should he and can
be so long as YOU continue to live on
Il 90 per cent basis.
No matter how thin you are or how
long, you have been thin. Sargol should
add pounds OF solid. healthy there
figure plump and symmetrical. Get n
package OF Sargol from your dealer
and prove II to-day. Use II M di-
rccted and watch your daily meals put
is absolutely harmless. and is always
sold on positive guarantee OF weight
increase or money back by all leading
druggists.
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HENHICo TRANSFERS.
y Deeds of bargain and Sni-
4

Fohu : Williams 81 ux. To Maria w.
Williams, - feet ) inches hN ISL feet
or the south sid. of the Carv stree;
iuad March 6. 1915. tax 81. $40
~ !. Crawford. trustee, 10 Mary :
ironddUs, 300 acres on the Graded
Road, near Greenwood November .
iaII. $4,000
Realty and Finance Corporation. TO +.
|;ray,. lot In block in the plan Of
Wrishts Park April >, 1915. tax 81,
Westhamptou Heights Company. to
Robert q. Docgett. lot II in block IN
he plan Of Westhanpton Heights April
IL" 1918. $3.50
Same TO Robert T. DoGG"tt. lots -
md 10 in block in tho plan OF West
|nmpton Heights April 10. 1915. 5000
Thomas W. Gardner trustee To
Frank J. Mccarthy. 200 feet on the ives,
|'ide OF Wcsthampton Avenue. Ito feet
North Of the Three Chopt Road April
H. 1915. sl.l5O.
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HEARS CONCERT OVER PHONE
Special Connection liz Mndc for Wife or
wednesday, Club President

In order that Mrs. J. G. Corley. wife
of the president OF the Wednesday Club.
might hear the concert last night with
out leaving her room. n special tele-
phone connection with the City Audi
forum was arranged. Mrs. Corlcy had
neen confined to her room for some
days. but was unwilling to miss the
annual musical treat. A special con-
ncction was made. so that she and sew
eral friends could listen to the various
soloists without the necessity of at
tending the hall.
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HEADACHES

thousands OF men and women suffer from
headaches every day. other thousands have
others have headaches occasionally but not al.
regular intervals. The best Doctor IL often unable
TO md the cause of many OF these hcsdaches
and in most other cases, knowing the cause bc
does not know what will remove It, so as TO give
apcrinanent cure. All he can do f. to prescribe
.eiei. but the headache returns as ususI and
treatment Is again necessary. II you suffer from
ncauaches. no matter what their nature take
Garnnia Tablets, and the results will be salts
factory I'D the highest degree. You can obtain
,nein Ut all druggists in any quantity. IOc worth
SDC worth Asl. To- ALI Nah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

WASHINTTON, April l2.--TeWpera :
lures have fallen considerably in the
rcgion or the Great Lakes, the Ohio
valley. and the Middle Atlantic and
New England States, while a change
10 much warmer weather is in pro-
Srcss over the Northwest General
fair weather viii prevail Tuesday and
"Wednesday throughout the country.
Temperature vii! he somewhat lower
Tuesday In the Middle Atlantic and
New England States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13
LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Motion for Judgment for $500 was
docketcd in the Law and Equity Court
Yesterday by Rosy Obey against the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
for personal injuries sustained when
she is alleged to have been thrown
from Il street chr at the corner of Floyd
Avenue and Robinson Street
j. Maury Dove Co, was awarded n
Judgment for $427.63 against Thomas
II: Wyatt, w. p. Jones and b. II. Pey-
ton. The case was continued as to the
Young Mems Business Association.
Mrs. Susan d. Knapp was awarded a
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PAY NENT ny CHECK TO
REDUCE DANGER or tI,ROI.

The payment OF employees by check
! IT is believed. will simplify the paying
OF problem and at the same time reduce
the danger Of malfeasance or error
| There viii be no opportunitv. under
! this system. forthc foreman or other
officer In charge Of n departmental di-
vision, TO divert 20 his own uses some
Of the money intended for the men uu-
der him, since the checks will be made
out IN the name of the persons for
whom they are intended
The Administrative Board depart
fnerts now employ Ave bookkeepcrs
The abolition OF the separate depart
me;ta! accounting departments and the
transfer of their work 10 the new cen
tr,liHed accounting Office will effect n
saving in salaries. since only three men
Will he required TO do the work for
inerIy done by five. Mr. Shcphcr1 Will
he assisted by G. G Blakcly. OF tho
city Engineers Office. ana L.. B. Ed
wards. Of the city AUDITORS Office.
In IT'S general outline the new ac-
counting system is tho handiwork OF
Mr. Shepherd ana Special Accountant
II. =. Cofer. who will cooperate in
WORKING out the plan in detail The
t"o have been directed by the board
TO Submit their recommendation as to
'he adNisabtiity of abclishing perma-
hehtiN me bookkeeping positions made
vacant by the Encouragement
The new accounting Office will keen
a General controlling ledger. which
VIII enable tho board At any time to
secure Al short notice a complete state
inent OF tn" conditions Of the several
departments unler its control, Such "a
statement. under the system row in
torc", would lac obtained only at the
expense Of conside ~ bile delay
The new accounting system is OK
p"cted 10 aid the board in kcepinr
closer tab OF the costs Of work ana
material II will provide for tho break e.
ing up Of lump charges into their con
stitutert cost elements, and for the
charging of these costs TO the appro-
pirate departments. This. It is expected.
VIII make clearer than is the case now
the basic costs ot work and material
ana tho extent TO which each OF the
departments share in the benefits and
byrdeifs.
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following improvements yesterday:
Superintendent of the Street Cleaning
Department directed to shape up the
roadbcd OF NJ Street. between Twenty
ninth and Thirty-first Streets; also to
gravel the roadbeds OF streets I'm Fair
mount or which curb ana gutter has
been recently laid.
The superintendent Of the stree,
Cleaning Department was directed to
shape up the rCadbed of WILLIAMSBURG
Avenue from Fulton to Tenth street
and on Tenth Street down TO Potomac
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

ever tNere IS TO en-
nance its arrival and
to ease and comfort
the c1pectant mother
should be given at
tention. Among tho
real helpful things
Is an external alb
dominal application
known e5 Mothers
Friend" It Is SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
trading in Local Realty Is Confined
. Almost Entirely to Small
Property.
WILL. WIDEN PARK ROADWAY
''oNd Avenue House Brings $1,000,
hehry Chamberlain Selling to En-
ma l.. Smitl,--Sale OF Lots at City
Point To-day.

''dinT in local realty yesterda V
was confined almost entirely to small
ploperty. with business dull. The deeds
W rust totaled about the usual amount
i"I single day. The agencies report
va thcy are receiving an increased
NUMBER OF Inquiries ana that farm prop
~ showing better results. Henrico
,'"htS property yesterday was active.
'i.Nry {. chamberlain sold to Emma i.
MIN the brick dwelling at 2i2l Floyd
''N'Nue. The property fronts twenty
h'"' iect five inches. AMI sold for $500.
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Judgment for s34O.45 against A. G. and
NJ. J. Franklin.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT counr.

Robert Edward Baker, :, carpenter
residing at city Point. Prince George
COUNTY. Yesterday fled Il petition In
states District Court. claiming assets
or Slb.3iD.i3 ana liabilities OF Sl5,l10.
clinton Webb. of Richmond. ycSter-
ruptcy. claiming assets OF 1850 and lin =
billticS OF S2OlSS
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Release Deeds, Amounting tC
S5.000.

K. Il. Harrison, trustee. to Joseph g.
Napier, S0Nl00 feet east line Church
Street. between Maiden Lane and Rowe
street, being Nos. 5l9 and $40 l-9.
April s, 1915. $3.50.
Leroy Il. Brown, ct al. trustees to
Carlotta Il. Gwatkins. 34xI2S feet | inch
iat the northwest corner of Park and
Allen Avenues. March 90, 1915, s4o4S
George {. Fit2hugh. trustee. 10 Mary
feet inches west line Twentieth Street,
JG feet l-2 inches north OF r street,
April :, 1915 S1062
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SICk-HEADACHES

Sick-headache. the most miserable of all sick.
nesses. loses its terrors when AK Tablets are
.ake two tablets. and In many cases, the attack
VIII be waried of. During an attack take one
AN Tablet every two hours The rest and COM
way 'Ae'
Genuine AK Tablets bear the * mono.
STarn- AZ all druzgists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

Robert Gatewood. Coiorcd, was hned
$50 by Justice Maurice yesterday morn
ing in Police Court, Part H.. for being
disorderly on the street.
Tho case OF James Ball. colored
charged with stealing saddle from
II. NJ. Burrows, was continued until
Wednesday morning.
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SHEPHERD IS APPOINTED
C|TYS FIRST PAYMAsTER
Will &c In Charge of Boards New
Centralized Accounting
System.
CHANGE EFFECTIVE THURSDAY
Encouragement Will Concentrate in
Single Office Under Three Book
keepers Work Done Formerly by
Five Men In Separate Departments.

An order entered yesterday by the
Administrative Board directs the abol-
ition on Thursday of the bookkeeping
divisions of the several departments
under It's direction, and their merger
into centralized accounting system to
be conducted in the Offices OF the board.
The new accounting Offices will he To-
Gated in Room 3ii. City Hall the quar-
ters occupied at present by the Special
Accountant.
The same order provides Tor the abol-
Ition OF the time -hOnored system of
paying the employees OF the departments
IN cash. Beginning with the installa-
tioh 10 the new accounting system
every employees o. a department under
the boards direction. will be paid by
check through The paymaster The
BOARD has named as the city's first pay
master. Charles T.. Shepherd. who will
also be the head bookkccpcr Of the
new accounting system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours ....... None
Rainfall last twcuty-four hours. %:
Deficiency ia rainfall since March
/ ............................ IS,
Accumulated excess in rainfall
since January l............ g:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

The hearing of Thomas Guy Burch.
charged with forging bond for 81
1877 on the Greater Richmond Realty
Company and rendering it to s. G.
Gprdon. was continued in Police Court
yesterday morning to April II. II
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.
Nv" Release Deeds Amounting I.

John C. Easley to Jerome Cooke. ct
ux. l0OXl23 feet west line Granite Ave
nue.. 42l feet north of Grove Avenue.
March 4. 1915, s655.55.
George w. Call. ct nl, trustees, to
Roselawn Land Corporation, % Ia
acres at Westhampton. near the land
owned by the Richmond College. March
10 l01, SO :nn 49, -
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III srI>Gs TRANSFERS.
lN" Deeds of Ilnrguin and SnI
AnIniInilnu In SN.luu.

J"hn y Lundiu, - uN. 10 Ada T. Rice.
|lpuN322 feet south line West Street 500
feat west of North S,rcot April 3. 1915
LAX 80. $40.
John L.. watthour ct nj, TO Maggie
Letter, @SN - feet south line NcDououSh
street, - feet east o! Thirteenth
street April $. 1918. $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

The hearing OF Viola Cottman, col
ore!. charged with Illegally selling in
toxIcating liquors q: ?0% Central Street,
was continued in Police Court yester-
day morning TO April 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

several hundred lots will be sold at
auction to-day NJ 1890 o'clock at Hope
""il station, about one mile from city
COUNT llopewell station is where the
- Pont Powder Company's plant is To-
,sied, and. with this company employ
Eng several thousand men. and the
nay roll running into the thousands OF
collars every week. II Is said that city
"lih population Of about $4,000 Will
, quilt there In In. next two years. II
- aid that the terms are liberal, and
affangeinents have been made for a spe-
ca! train leaving Petersburg this morn
iiiS ~ II: Is o'clock The lots are oppo-
ste the main entrance to the powder
cpmpany's plant.
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THE WEATHER


IL noon temperature. ............. 81
l.. NJ. temperature Observation-Disclosures. 60
T.. NJ. temperature. Observation-Disclosures. g.
Maximum temperature TO S p NJ 20
Minimum temperature TO J.. NJ. 30
Mean temperature ............ 60
Normal temperature .... sc
Excess in temperature yesterday. 4
Deficiency In temperature since
March ................... 2os
Accumulated deficiency in temper
allure since January l........ %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

lis alleged that the bond was raised
$500 more than the original figures
called for, and that the extra amount
was used In the purchase of an auto
mobile from Mr. Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13
rusTINGs DEEDS or TRUST.
our Deeds OF Trust, Amounting

Lena NJ. Duke. to II. r. Richcson. ct
b.. trustees. 53.lxS1.6 feet south line
|ambridEr Street, 400 feet west of
|wclfth Street. April ., 1915. $500
W. NJ. l.ayne to }. p. Cash. trustee.
nc south corner of Stoncwall Street.
Iarch 90. 1915, 800.
Maggie Jcter, CT vir. to IT. D. Adam
pm. trustee, 2SNl22 feet south line Nc
|onouGh street, IS feet east Of Thir-
zenith street. April s, 1915. $4,000.
Same TO same. Same property as de-
ribbed next above. April s. 1915, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

y. l.. Adamson, ct AL, trustees, to e
r. Walthour, ct Tx. 33x157 feet south
line Leigh street. April =, 1915. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13

e william Byrd Realty Corporation
S.Sirrday dedicated to the city a strip
90 and for the widening OF Park Road
way from Rivcr'inle to Chestnut Ave-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-13
The New Baby
is Worlds Wonder

Every tiny Infant makes lies per-
spective wider and brighter And what
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I.ncal Observation Mt $ y. VI. Yesterday

Temperature. 81 humidity. 40, wind.
direction, southwest: wind. velocity, .:
weather. cloudy.
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MAItItIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
! clcik or the Hastings Court yesterday
! as follows:
! Ralph George and Mamie Silva
Thomas r.. H. Crowder and Mary Eve
Ign Davis.
| Earl "a. Belcher aud Bcrnice Incz
I Spain
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nENRIco DEEDS or TRUST.

our Dccds-,Of Trust, Amounting to
Sf2,3O2.25.
Mary S. Broaddus, ct vir, to +. j.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

April 49, 1915.
HIGH TIDE:
Sun rises. .I:3? Morning ..5:.2
Sun sets. .6:i2 Evening go
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.

Ono Release Decd ssod Amounting 4"
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Pollard. Jr., trustee, lot ~ In block T.
the plan oc Rrookdale. APRIL 10.
lIS S3"S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-28
STOLE WOMAN'S GARB
WHILE IN BATHING

PORTLAND. Ore, July 2S.--The
mystery of the girls clothing found
on Columbia Slough has been faith
omed
Mrs, j. p. Donovan, who lives near
the slough identified the property as
belonging to her little girl and also
reported to the police the loss OF her
own clothes at the same time
With a party of friends on a picnic
week ago Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Donovan and their little daughter all
went for a plunge. When they came
out Of the water the clothes of both
Mrs Donovan and her daughter were
missing Mr.. Donovan hurried home
for more apparel and after some de-
lay the party dressed and returned
home.
Mrs, Donovan suspects some wom-
en- who were seen nearby
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-28
IacI,,s shoes Mnlked Awny.

Jack Robinson, genial proprietor of
the Domestic laundry, went into the
Humphrey barber shop this after
noon, sank into waiting chair,
kicked off his shoes and settled him
self to rest his feet and his face,
While the barber was scraping off
his chin, Jacks eyes closed in slum-
Der. When he awoke his shoes had
disappeared and he had to hire a
messenger to go to the laundry for
another pair. When the boy arrived
at the laundry he found that some
one had delivered the proprietor's
other shoes few minutes before
with instructions to put them in the
wash. The Faro King of Happy
Canyon" is full of ire and is looking
for the perpetrator of the joke. Sus-
picion points in the direction of T. f.,
O'Brien.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-28

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July %
Policewomen will shortly be walking
beats in all the principal streets OF the
world, according to Alice Stebpins
Wells. the original policewoman, pres
ident OF the International Association
of Women Police Officers. Patrol
woman Wells is a member Of the Los
Angeles force. She has received a let
ter from Lady Darwin, NEWMAN
Grange, Cambridge, England, telling
Of the appointment Of two police
women at Grantham. The police
woman idea is also taking hold In
Sweden and Alaska, officer Wells de-
clares. She believes the lack OF men
due to the war will be a great impetus
to the campaign for more "copettes'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-28
SEATTLE TO SHIP CARS.
1900 for Russia TO Reach West Coast
Through Canal.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 28.-A Sc
attle shipping finn has been engaged
by the Russian government to deliver
at Vladiyostok 1900 freight cars now
being constructed in the United States.
Six thousand cars will be loaded on
steamers at New York, and the vessel
will proceed to Asia by way Of the
Panama Canal The other 1900 cars
will be loaded at Seattle. Seven
steamers will be employed
Two large steamers are loading ralls
here for Vladiyostok, and the Kage'
shima Maru, which arrived at Victoria
last night, Is under charter to load
rails at Tacoma for Vladiyostok
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-28
Former Residents Here.

Passing through in their auto en-
route to Twin Falls, Idaho, Mr.. and
Mrs S. w. Hazen and son, Don, who
make this city their home off and
on and who still own residence on
Garfield street, are here today. They
spent the past winter in Forest Grove
and only recently returned from an
auto tour of California. They visit
ed both fairs and many other points
of interest. They take their camping
outfit with them wherever they go
and are never worried about hotel
accommodations
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-28
Attended Gulliford Funeral.

A large delegation of east end peo-
pie. chiefly from the Freewater neigh
borhood. were here today attending
the funeral Of the little son Of Frank
Gulliford. Among those coming down
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van slyke'
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bartholomew, Mr.
and Mrs. r. E. Bean, S. B. Sanderson,
Mrs. D. c. Sanderson, Ambrose VIM
Mrs. John f. Irons, Miss Churchill.
Miss Cameron, Mrs. L. B. Mitchell OF
Walla WalIa, Rev. Clarke Of Freewa-
ter. who conducted the service, MT
and Mrs. G. H. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tousely and Frank Gulliford
and family.