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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

they have evidently adjusted tn
same AZ the time OF the hearing ln
Denver We paid u local rate 10 Salt
Lake city and another from Salt Lake
city To- the coast. Anything that en-
ablcs the farmers and shccpmcn g.
reach the coast markets h. good
Thing The coast markets are Dc.
mandlug more meat all the time and
our association ~ vndcayoring a.
meet this situation However. de-
not think We Eot NJ hiE n reduction
AZ We asked for hut halt "a loaf H.
better than none"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23
PRICE AND NEARBY

John Massey and Rosa Notariauni.
10th " sunnyside. were married at
Price on Saturday last by Justice
hammond.
Thomas H. Timothy and Miss Nan
rv Jane Davis. both Of Cleveland. were
married In Price last Friday by bishop
Albert Bryner.
The Duchesne county commission.
rr4 have appropriated nifty dollars
Tor work on the Price to Myion road
in Gate Canyon.
baseball fans are 10 have a meet.
ing az Price next Sunday 20 tce what
may BE- done towards the organization
" club Tor this season.
q. u. Marcusen has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF the late
Bcrnnrd Van der schuit His bond il
fixed at sight thousand dollars
George Iawley Of iiiawatha has
Hoon committed Co the mental hoHpi.
ul az Provo. Sheriff UcorRr ColiinE-'
ham took him there last Monday
Fred patcrnoHtcr. who IN IN u Salt
Lake city hospital FOR treatment Tor
rheumatism. ~ improving Tie ~ cN-
pcctcd home IN week or ten days.
The Denver and RIO urandc will
open passenger and freight service 60
the pocp Greek country on the first
u April The passenger fare from
Salt Lake city will be t7.e5.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Gray
bt American Falls. Ida. this morning
Friday, twins--a boy and girl.
reirgraphic dispatches 60 friends In
Price announce everyone doing well.
Grandpa" Rylend IN stepping high.
y. L. Parker OF Salt Lake City. as
ISOLATED at Price with ]. G. weetcr
and =. w. Loofbourow. has retired
from the lumber business and In to
take life easy from this time on.
Ills Salt Lake City interests have been
sold Co the Morrison Merr,ii people.
John -. Niles OF Woodslde has filed
application with the state engineer for
three sccond-feet OF water from
Rangc Creek 20 be used for Irrigation
purposes. Two canals Of about twelve
thousand feet In length are contam-
plated. II h. proposed 10 irrigate two
hundred forty acres.
Officials OF the Denver and Rio
Hrandc announce special excursion
rates over tho compRnya lines be-
tween the dates OF April "a and 18th
90 handle the crowds which will at
Tend the annual spring conference OF
me Mormon church In Salt Lake
city The company expects 60 han
NE five or six thousand people
James Petersen. tho Price inventor.
IN working on a steamer automobile"
hat he II confident OF having going
IN the streets OF Price by the first OF
July II Will run fifteen miles on a
SALON Of coal oil and will be OF forty
horsepower Several local people are
backing him and II H. proposed 10 or
sanlze company for handling the
machine.
Next sunday evening splendid
program IN 10 be given at the taber-
harie under the auspices OF the Mu-
uals and 10 which the public II most
ordially invited, Opening song. la
lies quartet. "A Perfect Day" Miss
boldle Faux, High Cost OF Living"
.esSons conducted by Miss Goldie
Faux and G. II. Marcusen. Program
promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Three Carbon county gentlemen
crossed the hot sands OF the desert"
~ salt Lake city last "Wednesday. In
other words they were initiated as
members OF that ancient and honor
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

~ q meeting Ut the city council bot
Tuesday evening James o. Pace was
roappoint"d keeper of city Park. tn"
usual grist Of vouchers were present
rd and allowed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

For utility H. this fnring straw brim
ON n crown of hro.ndcd silk. while all
about the top are little straw RISES
pcrklly placed and IN matching shades.
which haplrn to bc a range uf blues
In this cnsc. like the crown.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

II you have any old thing that need
repairing take " to itohlnsons repair
shop -Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

shining panne straw suggests hat
tors plush. aud is used for the new
hats
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Ankle length skirts are very smart
FOR young figures but everybody will
wear them for walking.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Some sixty friends OF MIR. and Mrs
John Doolcy and Mr and Mrs. W H.
pattcc gathered az the home OF Mrs
J. J. Lloyd Thursday evening and la
tor surprised the two couples who
have since gone 60 GoodinR. Ida. 70
make their home. Games and rec
frcshm"nts were the order.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Mr.. aHd Mrs. 4. J. Lee -werc the
victims Of a surprise party Tuesday
evening by the same "old bunch" In.
vading their home. The evening was
most pleasantly spent nc cards and
other amuscmcnts. Those attending
report splendid time
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Mrr a. e. Miles last SUNDAY gave a
dinner ~ Miss Larctn Waddcil 81
Green River. her niece. Miss wad-
dell was accompanied here by Bob
Gillicr. Ray iioston and Clarence kir-
by. ali coming up To- the 81 Patrick'F
dance. other guests were Miss Dora
Hrynot and Mias Alta Birch
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Several friends Of Mrs. Edward Ia
wilson surprised her on "Wednesday
afternoon. Among them were Mrs.
Alfred Perkins. Mrs. Wallace Sulii-
van, Mrs y. J. Thomas. Mrs winni-
fred Callahan and Mrs. Glen simmer
maChcr
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Mrs Hamua Fnndacn gave q
birthday party "wednesday evening in
honor oi hrr son. Waldo Present
were Misses nprothon Rasmussen. Lc-
una Jensen. Vera Raymond. Bonnie
Fields. Maud and Ruth Burke aud
Mrs r. u. Mcmillan. Mn. Tom Aver
100. Mrs. ". W Miilburn and Mr.. and
Mrs 4 = iuralry
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Miss Mabel stowell entertained a
number Of her young lady friends at
the homo Of Airs John Causer We'd
nesday evening. The time was spent
In doing fancy work. after which the
guests we're served with luncheon.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Some thirty-nyc or forty friends Of
SIR, and Mrs Thomas Avcrill gathered
ne tho home IT MIR. and Mrs Charles
Avcrii on North ninth street last
"wednesday aud showered Mrs. Thorn
as Avcriii with gifts Tho affair was
brought about by Mrs. a. u. AacI..an
and Mrs. Carlos Gunderson. Mrs
Thomas Ayeriil. formerly Miss Thei.
ma Foutr. IN a bride 81 q month.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Probably the most elaborate event
OF the past week at sunnyslde was the
50. Patrick'S party given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bennett The
rooms were tRHtefully decorated In
green and white. SiNty-two guests
were present and each was presented
with n shamrock The evening was
spent In dancing and numerous Irish
songs were rendered. A bountiful
lunch was served By the hostess. All
present will remember with pleasure
ST. Patricks Day 1911.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

Mrs Il. ~ Walters had as her
guests last Friday evening the menu
beers OF the Tuesday Night bridge
club and other friends. Miss Ruth
Ioofbourow was awarded the prize
Of the evening
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-23

B. L. Dart OF the Myton State
bank and member OF the DuchesnC
county board Of education. returned
Tuesday night from Salt Lake city
where he went on business and rlea-
sure. He visited with Mrs. DaIt aud
the two sons. Burt and clyde. Ils
came back by way OF the Price-Myto1
auto line and was pleased 10 state To-
day that Ed PTaefke. driver. brought
him through In eight hours, PsCeiveI
Ward came In Just ahead with an
other car He also came through III
about the same time. Both cars came
all the way on their own power ihs
snow Ii fast disappearing and In q
short time the roads win be dry,
Myton Free Press. 18th.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
DOM ESTIC.

In an attack by 20 persons on coal
train en- route from mines south Of
Danville, ILL.,, to Chicago, on the Chi
cago G. Eastern Illinois railroad,
armed guards on the train shot
Lewis Butler and Burley Newman.
President Wilson's plan to visit the
capitol frequently, urging action on
his legislative program, was attacked
in the senate by Senator Jones, Re-
publican, who declared it indicated a
course of systematic lobbying by
the president.
Immediate withdrawal OF a sub
stantial number of national guards.
men" from the border has been or
dered by the war department.
President Wilson will be officially
reelected Wednesday, Feb. IA. Or
that day the house and senate will
hold a joint session in the house anC
count the electoral votes.
Robert E. Lees memory was hon
ored Friday throughout the south. The
10th anniversary of his birth was oh
served as a holiday in all southern
states.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
GEN ERAl.

Rather than see Patrick Riley.
friendless tramp. buried in pauper's
grave residents of Avon. H., gave
him a public funeral,
Looking in mi-lady's letter is ne
same as peeping In her boudOir- a
California judge told Postman Iver-
son, who pleaded guilty 10 peekng
into a letter his former swee heart
wrote his rival
Fifth avenue isn't so swell, is the
verdict of Miss Louise Schen. the
queen Of Alaska But then. she's
prejudiced She mistook a wine list
for a prayer book.
After searching two years for his
missing wife, J H Raiston, a million
aire coal operator of MiddlebOro, KY,
found her body in a mOrgue
Thousands of men were thrown out
of work and a score Of big industrial
plants closed as a result Of one OF the
biggest floods in recent years sweep
ing down the Allegheny, Monongahela
! and Ohio rivers.
! Il stone image Of Kwan-Yin. Chi
. nese goddess OF mercy, has been pur
: chased from Paul POiret OF Paris by a
| firm of art dealers for 100000.
! Francis Jones. a negro subway por
! ter in New York, threw bucket OF
, water on what he thought was burn
. ing raper and went back to work
. when he discovered it was bomb he
fell down a flight of stairs.
Magistrate Harris in New York do
mestic relations court upset the pro
gram of years for Mrs. John Macke!
when he ordered her to help wasl
dishes and takt-.. .ubby to an occasion
al movie He was; being tried 70
cruelty
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
TEUTON|C LINE IN
M0LDAV|A ENTERED
RUSSIANS BREAK THROUGH ON
FRONT OF ABOUT TWO
MILES.
MANY PRISONERS ARE TAKEN
Southwest Of Riga Three Successful
German Attacks Were Repuised
BY Russans--Ncrth of KIriiba'
ba Enemy Attack is Repuised

PetrogTad Russian forces, after .
artillery preparation. assumed the OK ,
fensive against the Aus-ro-HermaA +,
fortified positions on both sides OF the /
XlmpOluug JacOberI road, near me .
northwestern frontier of NoidaNla- ana
after stubborn fighting broke through
the TeutOnic lines along front OF
nearly two miles says the official
statement issued by the Russian War
Department. Prisoners and booty
were taken by the Russians, the ex-
tent of which has not yet been ascer-
tained Southwest OF Riga three suo-
cessive German attacks were repuised
by the Russians.
The statement follows
Western front. After fierce artil-
Iery preparation the Germans launch
| ed an attack against Our detaChments
occupying positions on both sides Of
! the KaInZem- -Shlok road, to the west
of Riga The attack was repuised
/ and the enemy fed in disorder. TWO
/ hours later the Germans launched an
/ other attack on the same front being
again repulsed After artillery prepa-
! ration the enemy assumed the o1en-
I sive against our troops occupying po-
{ sitions six vprsts northwest of the VII
lsge Of Kalnzem. but the attack was
arrested by our fire.
During the night Of January q, az
ter artillery preparation small enemy
detachments attacked oCr posts on the
River Shara, in the region of the Ba-
ranoyichi-Lunineits Railway line. but
were driven back 10 their trenches.
"On the same day one of our Far
| man aiTplanes in charge of Aviator
! Ensign Plugin and having as the OBJ
/ server Staff Captain Kiselev, while re-
! turning from q reconnaissance, was
attacked by German battle plane
After some machine gun fire our air
plane caught fire and fell in the re
gion Of the River Shara, southeast oi
ri,aranovichi. in front of our wire en-
4arglements The dead bodies OF the
aviator aHd observer were brought ir
the same day.
"south of Bf2dy the enemy launch
ed an attack against our advance
guard, but as the result OF our hr'
and counter attack he, -neu oac1 II
disorder to his trenches, suffering
heavy losses.
North OF Kirlibaba an enemy ~
tack was repelled.
"Roumanian front: Our detach
: ments after artillery preparation as
: sumed the offensive on both sides o
10 the Kimpolung Jacobeni road and a
r Ter a stubborn fight broke through th
A enemy's fortified positions on from
d of three versts. Prisoners and boot
= wers taken, the extent Of which
being ascertained.
s "a German airplane dropped bomb
n on the station at Zabdre on the AleI
o androvskaia Railway.
:, Caucasian front: The situation
s unchanged"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Henry w. McBryde OF Ardmore.
Ok, pleaded guilty 20 the murder OF
Frank r. McLaren, a wealthy Taylor,
Tex, citizen, and was sentenced to
90 years in the penitentiary.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Gore OF Chi
cago are parted, after 10 years o.
married life. A former husband OF
Mrs. Gore turned up, and Judge
Thomson annulled the marriage.
Newton Spradling, former gauger
in the internal revenue service, was
acquitted in the Arkansas federal
court of the charge of completely in
an alleged moonshine conspiracy.
A pedestrian has tie right Of way
over an automobile in crossing a
street, Circuit Judge Oscar M. Fritz
ruled IN awarding Frank kiokoW
$4,000 damages for injuries suffered
in an auto crash.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
NEWS MISCELLANY
BITS OF QUEER AND INTEREST.
ING ITEMS.
Compiled from the Drag Net Of Daily
Happenines--Matters Of More
Than Passing interest
FOREIGN.

Baron Devonport the British 1000
controller has decided that the guam
tity OF beer to be brewed for the year
shalt be restricted tC 20 per cent or
the output of the previous year
The official figures show the total
losses Of airpianes IN the great war
during 1916 TO have been l,0O5. Of
these rhe entente forces lost 7S4, the
Germans 221
Six large submarines, four British
and two Italian. together with the
l4.OOO-ton British armored cruiser Le-
viaihan. have been added 70 the BTU
ish naval base at Bermuda
1t has been established that 800
were killed by the recent explosion N
a London munitions factory
About 50 Sim Feiners rushed 20
the platform from which Thomas Lun'
don was addressing Limerick meet
ing and beat him with cluos.
Brig. Gen w c Macdonald was
! killed and four others were badly IN
jured when light engine backed INTO
! the crowds at the union station al 10
| rontU.
} The Dutch steamer Prlns henrik
| which was taken into Zeebrugge by
German torpedo craft, has been re
leased by the German authorities.
The British steamship Toftwood
carrying 2 cargo worth s750,OOO, was
summarized and sunk on her voyage
according 70 adylces.
Disaster has Gvertaken the enc
my" said n wireless press dtSpatci
from Petrograd via Rome. INT
bridges over the Danube nave oeer
swept away and the RusagRoumanlai
armies are advancing
The Corriere d'Italia says mat 0Lo
900 Syrians have died OF ataF' atlo'
since the war began.
France is considering the quesLlo'
of advancing the legal time by on
hour and has informed the commute
on education that it is in favor OF IN
step.
Traffic in spirituous liquors has bee
prohibited by the French authorize
in the zone occupied by the army d.
cause Of the prevalence of drunkei
/ nGSS -
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS

A bill offered in the legislature
makes cigarette smoking in West
Virginia a criminal offense and pos
session of cigarettes a misdemeanOr.
The mystery of Charles Hagerdahl,
90, the hermit OF Halsted street. Chi
cago, was disclosed by a diary found
when he died. He was engaged TO a
Norwegian princess, whose death
caused him to come to America and
become recluse.
Young Dutton, one of the most en-
thusiastiC sympathizers with war
stricken Europe, has disappeared
from Chicago with $500 he collected
''for war sufferers"
No longer will Chicago cabaret
bands syncopate The Star-Spangled
Banner" for dancers. An ordinance
forbids playing the national airs as a
part OF a medley.
A bid Of $2,400 secured the original
manuscript OF Eugene Fields poem
Little Boy Blue" at the allied ba
zaar by John Mccormack.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
ACCIDENTS.

United States Senator Robert Owen
of Oklahoma was struck and slightly
injured by an automobile at Okla
homa City.
Eighteen persons were killed in the
collapse of the Sonora hotel, two
story structure in Cananea, Mexico.
DOMESTIC
George w. Adam 2, jitney driver OF
Springfield, H., was killed when a
Frisco passenger train backing in the
wards collided with his automobile.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
|D|L IS LOCATED
NEAR NEW IBERIA
LANDRY AND DAVIS POSITIVE IN
STATEMENTS AFTER VISIT
rO WEI
DECLARED TO BE EXCELLENT
N 10 CIaimed the Main Drawback to
Independent Drilling is Prices Ask
ed For Acreage Which Happens
ll Every Field
New Iberia

aNNH "a
RumUrs freely circulated that {
New iberia Oil Company had stru
oil were suOstantiated when Shcr
|P. a. LANDRY anG NF AiphOnse !
Wis, stockholders III the local co
pany, -eturrad 70 +own from an cal
visit to he well
Both gen lemen we're positive
their statemcltC whlch were in 81
stance ha' Driller BOutte had reach
oil strata and as AT evidence nf wifi
they exhibi ed samples Of oil taA
directly from he well which yicvI
By experts was declared TO be eX
lent. When Questioned as 10 whe;
Boutte intended T. SET his screen |
bail the vel' both gentlemen decli
10 make any statement further I
as Sheriff Dand-y put it "We'vet
OIL. lots OF II and naturally well s.
fed"
One OF III Oldest and most er-
Ienced oil men speaking OF the Pc
1 Bayou field said
T consider thC chances OF flv
bringing in Z field here as very ID,
but when depends on The aCtivitls-
played. It may be found by eith.he
Gulf company OF thc New iberiem-
Ipany where thev are now drill or
nearby" When asked Just wl he
meant by nearby The scout said by
nearby | mean within 4 few u,5 IN
) northeasterly direction and 'ect-
Iy west in proximity % New eT1a-
find, however, that the malIraw-
back to independent drilling the
Irices now asked for acreagyhich
Happens in every field as her,romi-
bent people obtain their nhbors
hnd then sometimes fC years
Jrevent development By theinad de-
Isre to obtain more than the y value
ta the land for paper giye,nd en-.
TERED into by the owner withe idea
Of development as is knowIhe per
centage Of good wells brout in TO
each one hundred bored is ser cent
AT Jennings my assoeiis and |
bored the first well whicTas dry,
but the citizens there sid Us and
We finally made a good fer
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
POLITICAL.

Speaker Best Of the Colorado iegis-
Iature ordered the sergeant-at-arms to
exclude from the house floor al per
sons interested for or against any
measure before the legislature
William F Scott, 81 years old. only
negro who ever ran for president OF
the United States. is dead al Spring
field. III Scott was rhe candidate OF
the Liberal party in 1896.
Just as the Arkanaas senate COM
pleted voting favOrably on bill pro-
hibiting the shipment Of liquor into
Arkansas for any but medical or sac
ramental purposes, the passage OF a
bill identical in word ng by the house
was announced
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
GRIM lNAL.

Frank Emmanuel, betrayed by his
wife, confessed he murdered William
Morgason near Topeka ia 1907, for
which crime Irish Van Horn served
nine years.
Because his 16-month old baby an
nOyed him by crying, Anthony Przres-
ki of Chicago stripped its clothes
from its body and poured boiling wa
ter upon it, his wife told Judge Ba-
rasa. Tony was fined s2OO
Walter Harold, %, of Toronto, Can
ada, is held On charge of numbering
his 3-month-old baby as it lay asleep
and his 1S-yearold wife. After the
shooting Harold tried to kill himself.
Police raiding a seven-handed poker
game in the gloomy anteroom of d
Chicago morgue were amazed to find
two detective serg eants and a police
man in full uniform playing.
Taking advantage of the owners
death and while he lay in his coffin
awaiting burial, burglars broke into
/ Dennis Moran's saloon at Pana, Ill.
and carried off large portion of his
| stock.
Harry Terry of Cincinnati shot ant
killed his wife, Mrs. Lillian Blacl
Terry, and his mother-in-law, Mrs
Victoria Black, and seriously wound
ed his wifes cousin, Mrs. l.. NJ. Spur
lock.
Mrs. J. J. Kahrman of Marlin, Tex
is at liberty on $1,000 bond follow
ing the killing Of J. B. Williams. Sh
said she shot Williams after he ha
halted her on the street.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
NEUROLOGICAL.

Clifford Cherry, 400 pounds, the
largest man ever in thee Illinois leg
islature, and former husband of "the
Lily Of Fox River Valley" is dead.
w. A. Northcutt of Springfield, ILL.,,
former lieutenant governor of that
state and head of the Modern Wood
men, is dead of acute dilation of the
heart.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Would End Speculation.

Washingtor-A plea for realgn-
ment of the lumber industry so as to
eliminate speculative forest owner
ship. over cutting and tendency to
disregard the public interest in regu-
lating production, was made by the
Forest Service, in a statement con-
Cured in by the Federal Trade Com
mission, summarizing survey of the
industry.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Extinouishes Bomb Fuse.

New York-A crude bomb made or
a fin can containing several pounds OF
powder, bolts and slugs, was found un-
der the stairway leading 10 the Man
haitian street elevated station of the
subway. The fuse was burning when
a subway porter saw it
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Less To Eat in Lyons.

Lyons, France.-Eduard Herriott, OF
the National Subsistence Bureau, said
that a regulation will be issued short
" ordering restaurants to serve only
two dishes to a customer at each
meal The dishes will be exclusive of
hors d'oeuvres and dessert.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Women Asked To Parade.

acknowledgements organiza-
tions of every state were invited
through the governors to participate
in the inaugural parade, March 4, by
Mrs. James II. BOggs, chairman OF the
womans division of the Inaugural
Committee.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Women Workers Wanted.

London.-The Ministry Of NUM-
tions issued an appeal for 5000 more
women TO work in munition factories.
The need of them is said to be urgent
"for the output of munitions must not
he delayed for a day by any lack OF
labor"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

Representative Rucker Of Missouri
chairman Of he house committee on
inaugural arrangements announced
contract had been awarded foi the
construction OF I grandstand with
seating capacity Of 10000
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
PERSONAL,

c. G. Moore, Chicago hotel mana
ger, bought a 81 share in a $4,000
pearl necklace during the allied ba-
zaar. He has presented the necklace
to Mrs. Moore.
Rev. Richard w. Travis, 20 years
old, of Duane Methodist Episcopal
church, New York, announces that he
will wed Mrs. Julia L. Hammond, SO,
a parishioner.
At Billy Sundays last service at
Boston the collection totaled over
$4,000.