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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
CHRISTOPHER AClIM N
uM[uGHT 1t DkMulG[E
wife of ucvsrncrt Close Friend
Sxys Court cf sIhristoph<r
win Not 0ivs Fair

sskmnigsc. May ~ Alleging that
Superscr Judge n. t.. chslssophst 4
welaalcsa sgainm Airs. Anaa KllsN.
beth Rshcld ana kss attorney rlaan
= nitk. and IA se Or of jehn W.
Resold. nick filled "a motion asklne
Cor change of iusIee 10 hear ana
decide the molten ssklna for q clsa.
,ion for Rehcld to Nhcw cause why
he shcald nus be uiadxea IN con.
tempe fpr failure Is carry oul terms
'ef her issor~a decfs =.
u TIE application hr chance IL
Jesse pick ALLEGES II - Jndse rhrls
tanher, being pefss aai friend and
srpeinsee ~ Governors Robertson. Ia
hlasea In favor M Resseid hocaaso ~
the lntimafy which he alleges extssA
between Judge rhrsstu ter and ne
hcld. and Rcsscia ana q ovesnnr Rob.
ertaon IN the srpilcati an pitk sets
cut The felsold alsc hs "a served As
an swalntee n Governor Robertson
and Nc reviews the Dismissal recent
~ AZ The superior court grand Jury
hy Jna1e Christopher,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

N2se1 AmM M&ss 1S~xalsS to sssks
sA< A~a that TNes&as Ma0AiMx ga~
s~EAs sAes asss hsE cxes struck fs1xNs
y AeT Au1xx sAs Ar@caashe~ wvx3
sc2Eswx@ ID MA cuasasAsm Aass 0Ss
me reaaAA Tss~ ~AxAa0~l. uRA gwa
aang sAasng t<s&s arre~ 4. slse zls.
ssesereA = Asw AexTxr. wxs >ersasS As
g'rs~a fss ssRAis xv~sx sasks. TIE
fnAax Ays sht rxsna ssAxzg Assaa NessAs.
sxWgwsa ~ ~Eeaxs~Tx Salnss Kssa =
AAs IN sssgsacse4s ,l~nkaas sass vs sae
Assx. GneAev sslaSs Mss MsehxrAy ia
axs ksok Afser AFw e1gwsseaee VITA
S&e s@aAe ard tile wash keeA. AVER
asS@S wesx ms8 srpssg e3saMsAA Sas@
E~caae& = SAs1Mas. aa~a. fFua tire
%sAt * tw~ ssAse~. rxnSr&ssxsvSg
ssxks 60 sAs sasse. nmnmsAas shasee.
Aesssx sAe gssans ~4sc& tAe fsrAts III
Ksss lsAas8 ara -aasmAseA hy a
Hc&&se~~ GkAas1
Ann MefAsrray n~Fsr ss~g@ tAxs
Fn3rsA " gSsy. nw ser thar magser.
the @ass shsr sasrnessAsseay fpssewv 4
SAs wrns sa~~sf ussf noFA unr~ sxurpA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

w8sA cslss4A @sa sssw Hsat M@Fe sNcs
O. sh@ ssegs fes xfa snan1er " ers~p.
lass vTAwlsng thinSs In whteh rcls,ss =
sessl asssvAsea,
IAa boy. VAnsnrcca hs toe eAiAaren
Ne tAe entire nssxfhashesa. h<ld sxr.
COS b. Nl~x MsskwrNsx wxsoashcd. ana
Instituted VIII fnaIan exng II her
esgac. TAe pavs ~snsm4n ~ns QNiss
pewe-sesS and rssneASrssca al 10
vain The eng was - rssr~rsagly secs.
yesngscred uneer her xA.Fs~xs warsas
that she victory wAx easily hss
asus on SATURDAY, sten Miss Neither.
ny, rvsnrmtng frcsn q neaShhc~s. fenna
swe cats te@v Dogs and two sosds
ts~a se her pAEscr chairs sog~sher
wftA tAr~ cagrs csntAsnsnr r~xg~c.
tsvrls a canary. g,arvus and sSnsr~
rss gcesiessrs Srnsn oasl9inx hoas~
hcidsl. SEE r~s~sEAs In earnest ana
xnnUeneA R~1sks ta her side.
aRxs~rt. I've kssssa all rm a-gnln'
YER Y~u'se gcs 10 ~ hcsae Monday.
ne ypr h~xry
'xeA. rrsne 90. Miss weshssty, taaps
cs1y a rssnAxry. an ycs dunt use
she rpean meme
isSs wsfheFays srcuth worked cUn-
v0aNs~Es.
@faasers~ size gnxpea. Rs soon 40
skss comAa frd h~s vcAce. n never, new
~ heard N snch dreadful galn'snn 4
Ten csrsatEly cant stay here No ieng.
er. sAe comsinaeA sseryAly.
Ar hear lafer. Miss w@.hrrAy had .
rzflsr. u was the rhcvastsr ~ her
csurcA rssssr. TIE mar sat aewn gsn-
gersy cn ane cs ths slsrpsry halrcaash
rAssrs. ant prerce6ea st oacs to state
hgs hnsgrexs
Il rn6rrSard. Miss wsshsrhy, that
ycr have an--er-ycung singer With
yca--
Miss wethsrby clicked. ard stan,.
znered ~lcs
-ise s.mrs--er-very well. cc~snt
be-
The wcnan was SIN mor yssioly
sssssaarrsss~d
Ill don't know she fnnrTmarsA /,
tAea u ssrongsr ts0*~. 'sTlse cxe that
Eo-axed ifke kim ia
~Arv shsrr swpt~ Ne ssaed in stupid
srnmreEer&
Miss wesh~rsy laughed uneasiiy.
the1 she gsxHs~a
We'll. Ter tea the trnfh. Mr. Wig
gins s-prse there AfnT. fsus sasne
sasmes thsnk there nruss &c. E'il sena
Roksev1 down ter the rehearsal scnixgaf.
and yon c~n ses what ye can 30 ~tsh
ftrn~ Ard with shss Mr.. wIxgfns wss
fesrrea 10 fse cunETns.
Bpsfy sang on Sunday. TIE lissAe
casrr,a ~ax faii N The doors. Boisby
wss already fasnous IL sise village.
re wstchery ~ the g.orsrus yoics
sxfe4es arAin iatn the wenan's soui,
ard sD3e~d. sent the enfsre eo0xv@gs-
ttor necne IN an awe6 silence 'hss
w1s thx hesxsss ~ sffnsrsnr homage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
Civil War Unable
To Stifle Feeling of
Good Fellowship

Here IL another Masonic story
which comes well vopchaA for, says
the Masonic Herald.
~AHacng The prisoners taken hy the
Trion troops j the TINS Pickett
made bis great charge a. Cetiys-
burg was ysrgsnla sergeant. ne
was Mason. captain John A. Kel-
ioeg- ~ the sixth Wisconsin. gave
him o drink of something. reyivina
him. from his cautcen and put some
rssicns In his cnpty haversact
Their parting wss thar of brothers.
In December. 1864. when Kellogg
was a colonel commanding his resi-
ment. ! accompanied him on ride
along ne picket line few milee TO
the LETT os Petersburg. ny some
means, and without knowing Il. We
got between the riekes lines We
were brought 20 a hals suddenly by
she following sagntaticn:
~ thar you. Captain Kelloggg
Looking ~. and aboat two roda Ia
ihe right. se SAN lieutenant and a
dnzen men In gray who had spiar-
entity inss taken their arms In pre-
psraison for ecrieus business
That's my name. SIR" answered
the colonel.
sTsew pardon - Colonel Kellogg
You were cxpfain az Cetfysburx.
Asicw me TO extend congratulations
upon you promotion.
az was becoming Interesting. In :
'ens~ly NO. and both of ns were max /.
Ink plans for q shooting natrh be-
tween dozen Jobnny officers. who
had only reyolvers and they not III
hand
~cusss ypu don't remember nae.
eosonei-
= gnsss that IN 70, sald kellogg
snd he ~ss mre nervous than
sYer saw bim IN battle.
TN tbs sergeant you gave nip
fsorp yoar cantenn and whose hayer-
sack you filled - Cestyshurx They
isve msts me lieutenant since
thee no iAs 10 have Wait With
ycp sut TIE otfieer of fhe dsy IL duc
here Caesr yon had better sst
tack 10 yoEr Iipex'
Thank yos. iIeutenzus." said the
eoionei, ssautsnx; and AZ We turned
10 1nAse the Confederate gave the
command. ~Bbo1s1<r armN xixhs
aresst Present sfuss" 1Jbcn tth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

A hsvakfwss stms Nena&s nofpinx
nsehs came downstairs WITH his
brown r@per rsrwl unasr hts srm
Arm eiah~~a Al his wmnnl fsce shen
wxag eat imse the kltthvn ANA slammed
th~ os~m ds~of sharels
~well. msrn. rse hxd huily sims
--sars 4 guA said the boz whsfplly'
fnliewsnk ksr.
Robert she h<kxn with assumed
sfcsas~ss fssing u mde her degsh 81
fe~l.ne. ~yea asns esgssn' home ter.
say no~ mgna ~hss 1 say Tate
th~rn thsmgs ngStAtr~ cnlck
fssfx sll rwaay r
A xs~3s iighs trnuxAgur~a Rcehys
fsrc. ile fessea hts bundle tnsa esr.
nsr ard feil wrcn Msss wwhsrhy With
q sssarllke hmg
sNsewhis nAarsn-~hal yer hfsck
An IN swn yer erTNnNs an split yer
wcssa. an | won't take na dogs an
cats In The r~sa~. an IN 40 es-fsshin'
-~~vrSthin' ye want sne tel on. gNlas
~ vInelis ,---I'm gusn' ter sxav~~I'm eoin'
isr ssAs-f'm g~in' ter stay And
nahhy aancea cat of the hoase inte
yhe yard tfew 10 tarn semersauli after
sonsvrSaAli ID hiiaricus gaee.
A Qaeer vhs ting feeling csme tnso
Ann wcihests's thr,At SHE seemed
~iIi 10 fesl she loving eiatp ~ those
smals tcunr arms
And Russhy ssNyesf-~nof onts Mon.
day. hus through four other iNne days
days which he filied 10 the hrtm with
faa and fsellc and joyous shouts AZ
hssor~ and yet with change
The shouts we~ hess shFsaa And the
yel,s hess prssiofket when RohAs Was
near sas hhn~e.
Ant when fne fenr nax days were
ever ard Sasurstn, emnse. nnte and
nw Hohhy--wns sent 70 the rlts THE
noss was addressed 81 Miss Ethel
werhcray ana thls n whav Efhel's
sFnaged eyes read
My Dear Nsec~- You can tell that
Singer man ~ nchert'x that he is
nni grsns bark any racre. He ~ golns
a. live With me ard 60 n sehDni nex;
winter am FclnT a. adoff hlm fer
my very owF. Its father and mother
arr drad-~he said 50.
taU1 close now, for Robert II
hrngsy, and wants his tinner. Love
: r. al
ANN wrTHERRy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
cIIsi. Kills stIr ON
iii.R WEDDING nay

This@Eo' May isgsAt ths hour sat
Cor haF wedding stlas Eiisahe'h
isarsig threw hAfsalf iuss Lake MI.
|ehlgan yesterday, fIatbsrs iiAris ths
iaan sse was u vad, aided tho 40.
thUsitleA n feeossFiax ihs hody
Temporary insanity. das ID ex-
eisemsni syer Aas approaching mar
Fisse wAs believed by rsi#tives ~
hasa hssn femonalhis fpF the aet
INiias ilagsig .ss 30 years pla sad
Mr.. Harris " ~ ths same xxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
COURT HOUSE NOTES

< Nidor 20 Gee RAndie n us
~ II Assnts 70 Rcd \ and i BY isl
y and " ascue i. side " ia sE
as-is.aw
J AZ Young 70 Geo Randle ~ nx
r = Assnass = ~ A Of Nshss Sr 5s .
is-zw
District Court
laIAls Ward ss, Jackson brown,
Lacy Brown. Esther Known. Fare
closure 81 MassrssiSnnns IAen Lots
ii-12 nk ss H. q xsEgap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Ios "a lifsea enr hats TAefv was FRA.
|ssrnssy rer yoa.
sues. calenel kslloFs ana his
Alhnant esn thank Masonry ter an
esaspe from q death thar wnala have
reflected no homer neen them f1ei
seeshh rerum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
Hall's Catarrh Medicine

Thes~ wlAu are III i sgaA aaWn eanal.
u0n Mlil natsae thMt TAt@fth path#Ra
usm muehsaefs than whsn shas ara III
gepd health Thsa fatt pfpvss That sfsiiq
IataNh " iessl dssss@a, u " gseasiy
Wuusbetd w constitutional conditions
HALLS rATARfsff MEDICINE Fcn.
Hehb ~ AZ 1iatmsnt stisH 4alEkly
Relieves hf iVtat nEpileAtiaN, aAd Ma
internal MsdlssnK. "A TDfls @hfef A&&lsss
~ iWFfpsthk thN sssnsfal iieaisa.
hgia W dfuNalHta t9f 1eef ii fxkfs.
" =. Cheney = cn, 10leAp. esnly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
ARMY OFFICER TELLS OF
CONFESSION MADE BY AL
I.E0ED SLAYER OF JoLlLE

Jadge iehn II. Co,ieral, Ia
ovrrrnling all thr~r objections,
declared that A. ~ Reno was a
military reservation. and strictly
under tho jurisdiction of The
United States, there was no ether
tribunal except the United States
slistrct court With any lnrisdic.
tian. Isn't tiN fight WAS carried
all through every stage and WAS
lnsistcnsls perscscred in. II was
generally understood thnt about
all the defense hoped 10 gain was
% save the woman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

n yoa suffer from rhmmsstmn
pains, haekache. stiff mlat.. sarw
fpcgslss. btlileasasss. dixxknesx. I&I<1o.
ness. tirnd feeling or other syuAt40np
pf kldp3y trssstl~. nv Kidney Ftli.
Mrs Al t.AshuAf. tie9 MAin Av~I.
tflffton. NJ q, wrisosl ''Rptey kt1nsy
Isliix halpe mo. and thAy Win sefety
heIp others 4<0Id svelyWkese
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

kdntnnA a. lielieF, ~ Mct'Afts
nns st.. KNstan, "a, writes "fciey
xsatA&tsc TaAless nwea nrt he assN0r~
'tised There isn't %Aythlnx that can
e4uzf thens Recommended Tor snsis-
gvstiop constipation tlnstfnx. scar
stomach gNx cn stomach. had breath
sna either hcecl Irregularities Seld
everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

For kidney ard bladder trDnDle
gravel weak anc lame baek. 'Aeuina
liam Irregularities " the kid
ncys and bladder. Regulates bladder
sropbles ii children II not sold bl
druggists msIl tles. Small botsis
often cure, SIND for sworn issti.
moniaIs Dr. 4, W. Hall 1896 clss
street, ~ Louis. So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

The only thing that soma pepfae
obey Il an lnspulss, and nine times
out " ssn Il 1. shv only thIng lhey
should not ol,ey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
CURRENT COMMENT !

Daylight saving Just makes sore
psopie tired sn hour earlier.
Edgar Alien poe beat Gladiator y
the yamsies race track. This pan y
ruixhfisr thAn the sword.
! Tbe straw I'D ia budding forth; 4
blossoms out then goes % s~ea.
isss rocky road to get sn,~k Frs'
~-~~
When man gets shot In Inseagt
they csil Il : natural l~stb.
Many ) BY collector isns eyeesss-
~ a ~ esIIisx.
y Dsap1sy G6k. caIr17s.ss "A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Cat oa, this slip. enclose with sc 10
Foley a Co, sSyb Sheffield Ave. Chi.
cako, III, writing your name aud adj
!aress cleaFiy You miii receive in re-
turn trial package containing Sol
ey's asvney and Tar Compound. for
cro1p. Fvley kidney piiis aud Foley
cashartlc Tablets aoid everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
~pRy~ LAW SPEAKER

AT puRANT
Durans, May ~ Joan Nesly mn
spoke Tuesday night 70 large audi
enee. iiili TOOK issue with Governor
Robertson relative 10 the enforcement
OF the prohibition laws. afe promised
that they would be enforced EVEN bet.
ter In the noar future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

New York. we re@a. hsa The larTeesi
floating population In the world.
They're trying 10 ret In tfe owim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

A false alarm - h0Y - wnsn
house rest "a Tho school bufn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

their firxl joks,
Our cpok IL 80 haft boiled shas
even tho kettle nlngs bass
e44sa4Sessassas
These ialkinx movies hav4F mill
susreed You wons be abla q hear
Them for tha snilance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Daylight saving just makes sor'
people tired IN hour earlier
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-10
mo- T|(;E!!

The cemetery committee has set a.
part Friday, May u, for digging the
trench to lay pipe for conveying the
water to the cemetery. All those wish
Ing TO donate work and teams will
please be on the ground early on the
above date. We want to have water
In the cemetery by decoration day.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-10
II it's news we print it.

Challis will celebrate the 4th.
Join the Industrial Association.
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
Messenger Want Ads bring results
John Thompson is down from Stan
ley.
Lee Watson has gone up the river
to work.
There will be dinner at the Church
Friday evening.
District court convened for three
day session the 18th.
Franklin Nickerson was at Mackay
last Friday on business.
Ward Jones was in from his home
on Morgan creek last week.
Mrs. Sadie Merritt arrived Wednes-
day afternoon on business.
Judge D. w. Standrod of Pocatello
was here Tuesday on business.
Senator Whitcomb is here from
Blackfoot in attendance at court
DR.. SCARBOROUGH will be here Friday
and Saturday, May 18th and 18th.
FOR SALE:-The ". T. Oster ranch
above Clayton Inquire at the rancr
Joe McGown went out to his ranch
on Morgan creek the first OF the
week.
H. Newton Thornon, the architect
of Idaho Falls was here last week on
business.
Messrs. Wilson, Hammond and DOW
ton are over from Pahsamaroi on wa
ter business.
Harry Field came down from Bay
horse Tuesday night for snort WISH
with friends.
Quincy James came down yesterda!
from Bayhorse to spend the day IL
Challis with friends
Bill Giles came up from MacKay las
Friday enroute to Robinson Bar OIL
a mission Of business.
John Perdini was down Iuesuas
from his home up the river on uii
buying farming machinery -,
Do you need new Champs sauuie
bride, harness? Give Rhodes III"
He savvies the leather olz :
Mrs. Milhoan, 1852 Eddy Street, II
San Francisco, Calf, will get the Mes
senger regularly from now on:
The School Board is advertising 10
bid; ter the construction OF tne new
$4,000 school house for Challis' >,
Phi,in Maraffio and family were II
town last week from their hoiiie III
the river on a shopping eXpedltion'
There will be special services d
the Church next Sunday. May if'n
Mothers' Day. Everyone invited.
Dick Iyie and NJ J. Churchlll wea
here Tuesd,v night enroute from Ma
kay to the Turtle mine up the river rye.
Attorney Chase A Clark OF hopla l
son Rar is here attending 10 lesa
matters at this session OF 'he u'' Il ~
court. ,rr,ve
.SsniOesday afternoon on business az. vV
eA with the Stanley schooi ''''
yrAH. SCARBOROUGH; u the - t tS
rrine me, et &..Eriday and saturda
alIhd YOU Hotel onSs>
2 thing wees Scion B Clark ah<,, We
Pey Sn Son came up from Mac Mac,
our 49,, sene evening to be in a''
a. 70 danI o w.. saddle, or other iea'
al course "sd repairing? SEM ~
% .ry Ed Nav. idaho. His pri'e
m ouhu ,oture show has been s'e
,Sic lie deiaI ao. since Mr.. Dodge haa
nSG Pne she No machine overhaI'"
leo !" he experts. -. ,,e G.
IN. brset Ian register now at .n .ne 1e9
ling b smrer,s office for the i'-
CD wr| The registrars books
So the nd ery Saturday ,n from
o ,,ors II burnett came down .,o
.,,d ar Wednesday after ah"rt
Iends and relatives
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-10
Challis will celebrate the 4th.
Join the Industrial Association.
PURELY PERSONAL

For Nice Smooth Shave-and fash
ionable hair cut call at the Pastime
Club Room Barber Shop-Henry Mich
OILS, Prop. advertisement
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-10
A big celebration here July 4th.

A big celebration here July 4th.
Subscribe for The Messenger now
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
Why take your Messenger each week
and roll it up and address it to some
friend paying the postage on it too.
Ask them to subscribe or make them
present of it. You will be remem-
bered fifty-two times every year and
if we do say it ourselves, The Mes.
senger is worth the money, $3.50 a
year.
Subscribe for The Messenger now
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-25

posed to be funny One tells the
other: L am going hunting, What
are you going to hunt? Big game
as tigers and lions and bears and
cats. And where r you going? To
Arlington the other fellow answers
proudly. Bah, there is no gamS
around there. Where can L find 1t
If you want to hunt tigers and lions
and bears and cats, go to Perth
Amboy where you will find plenty
of all kinds of wild animals.
The actors laughed, the audience
laughed and my friends. Well, they
became so sarcastic as to be annoy
ing.
Second case. Two other stars"
are doing their act" One says: To
night is our last night in Newark,
we are going to Perth Amboy. Perta
Amboy? (Horrified). How come?
What is the matter with Perth Am
boy? Well, you see . that Is
no place for a show because, in that
town, they are all dead.
More laughs, more joy and-more
kidding.
Third case Bootlegger's talk.
How is your business Mr.. Bootleg
ger? Oh, not so good here lately. l
have been caught a few times. fined
and Jailed and now l am kind of
discouraged. Want a tip? earnest
ly) Keep it under your hat with Il
twinkle of the right eye). If you
want a good place where everybody
drinks and nobody cares, move and
keep on moving to Perth Amboy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-25
LARSON GIVEN
BIC SURPRISE
SAYS He Was Not In Race for
Leadership OF State
Senate

Senator Morgan f. Larson, of this
city, this morning said the action or
members Of the state senate in Sc
lecting him as one of the candidates
for the position Of senate leader
came as a big surprise to him on
Thursday as he had not announced
himself a candidate.
When he went to the caucus az
Trenton, Thursday. Senator Larson
said, he had no idea of being a
candidate for the office of leade,.
He said he was approached by close
friends and asked to enter the con-
test but informed them that he
favored William A. Stevens, of Mon
mouth county for the office, and had
nominated Senator Stevens to be the
next leader. Notwithstanding, Sem
ator Larson received seven out OF
the seventeen votes cast by the sem
ators present.
The local senator feels that he was
honored in being given such a ovte
when the fact that this is the begin
ming of his second year in the upper
house is considered. Friends OF
Senator Larson in this county ex-
press little doubt as to his election
as speaker had he announced him
self in the contest and sought the
support of the senators whose votes
were needed for a victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-25
ST. MARKS FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY STARTS

TOTTENvILLE, Nov. 2E-The
weeks celebration for the fiftieth
anniy ersary of st. Marks Methodist
Episcopal church, Ptaasan. Plains,
will! begin tomorrow and continue
until the following Sua1ay An
eiabort to program has been cut
lined for the entire week in which
Fit. Few. Bishop Llrrer D Wilson,
Rev. Thomas G. Spencer, district
Superintendent OF the Elizabeth dis
tr:c. Of the Newark conference and
I.ev. Albert Van d Isen, retired the
fi.st paslor of the church fifty years
ago. Will take part. Dis.ric. Super
intendent Spencer will preach the
morning sermon tomorrow and Rev.
Mr.. Van Dusen will preach at the
afternoon service at 3 o'clock.
At the Mems Bible class in the
morning Grant Colfax fuller will be
he speaker and again at the evening
service at 1880 o'clock. w. B. Mimic
will speak at the meeting in the af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock. Bishop Will
son will be the speaker at the morn
ing service Sunday, December 3.
There will be a varied program dur
ing the week that will include brief
.e<tsressas by former pastors on
Mondayr night, a lecture by DR..
Newell Dwight Hills, Tuesday
night, an uplift service Wednesday
night. an entertainment Thursday
night ard a home coming service
Friday night, when Rev. DR.. F. j.
Hubaeh. former district superinten-
dent. will speak The Gloria Trum-
peters Will assist in the opening Of
the senTi-centennial services.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-25
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison, OF
Bayonne, were visitors here this
week.
Mrs William Kenney has returned
to Brooklyn after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Poth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Park, old
residents of Huguenot Park, cele-
brated the stXtieth anniversary OF
their marriage 1T their home this
week surrounded by their children
grandchildren and great grand
children.
Mrs. William Price visited her
mother, Mrs. Collins, in Tottenvilla
yesterday.
The fair of the Huguenot Re
formed Ladies Aid Society held at
the church last night Included an
entertainment by the Girls Cub.
Miss Minnie Kennedy, of Prince
Fay, gave a recital in connection
with the program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-25
CARTERET

Everything is ready for the mon
ster victory dance to he held this
evening in Dalton's auditorium, I'M
der the auspices of the Thomas J.
MuIvihill Association. Excellent
music has been hired to complete
the program.
August Lander and Oscar Ed
Mrs. Harry Mann, who underwent
an operation at the st. Michael's
Hospital in Newark, returned home
Wednesday.
Robert Chanley and Frank Davis
motored out Of town Thursday.
James Fee transacted business in
Newark Thursday.
George Trustum attended a party
in Elizabeth Tuesday. having mo-
tored there with a number of his
friends.
In gratitude for their efforts who
have so successfully helped make
the Forester minstrel a success, the
Forester Club gave a big supper
Tuesday night at Carteret Inn.
The ladies OF st. Joseph's parish
held a successful supper Wednesday
night in the basement of the church.
The benefit derived. which was a
neat sum, will be for the new pare
Clld1 SCllOOi-
A big booster bazaar and indoor
circus will be held in Kish's hall,
commencing Monday and will con-
tinue the whole week.
Mrs, David Venook received word
that her father who was to have
been operated upon for cancer, was
ailing from a different cause and a
cancellation took place. Much to.
Mrs. Venook's relief the doctor in
formed her that after a thorough
examination at the Mt. Sinai hospi-
tai, he will be spared the knife, Mrs.
Venook expects to visit her father
tomorrow.
A grand ball will be held tonight
in Kish's hall under the auspices CT
the congregation of the Ukranian
church. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the church.
Miss Josephine Deveraux was the
successful contestant for the dia-
mond ring, Wednesday evening at
the st. Joseph supper affair.
There will be only an evening
service in St. Marks church tomor-
row., services beginning at 1880 p.
m, Rev. H. Vogt will officiate.