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, 1881-07-02
The Water Question.

The course taken BY the Sr.rESNAN on
the water question meets with general
and unanimous approval from the whole
community and the plan 70 rob the tar
payers OF this city for the next generation
Is already deader than julius Caesar.
There is considerable funny busines:
about this matter We have been inform.
ed that MIR. Chapman WAS the author oi
the report of the special committee OF
water supply signed by Messrs Dorel
and Kohlhauff.
The report was we'll very well writer
and places Mr.. Chapman on the topmosr
pedestal Of the literary world. The only
trouble was tina. it was too good. ",
know thar Mr.. Chapman takes great in
terest in the welfare and prosperity If .hi.
city and We are with him hand aud elov,
IN anything that will lessen instead Of add
ing 10 the taxation Of this city.
, 1881-07-02

FARMERS will do well to look cut for
barbed wire patent agents who are goin:
abont establishing agenci 10 sell vie
They will give a farmer the agency for
his township, The commission is in the
form of contrac. and share of stock in
their company. Under this membership
certificate the farmer is entitled t. hay.
narbed wire at actual cost 10 n c.r-an
amount, usually to half the am ,unt OF a
n"te, which he Civ 5. So tor'H as the
sharpers get pos-essio., ~ the note 1t /,
sold at esnk and the farmer Will have
1t to pay H. D. Smith, # Jones county,
got taken in by some Of these sharper,
and refused tn pay his note. H. WAS sued
IN the district court and ST Ut f'r de
rense that he had received no cuns.Ger;,-
ion for the note, hu, the sisrpers proved
by the contract thar Smith had taken TWO
shares Of stock ia their t.arbrd w:re CON-
pany, and that was a part of the consid-
Grafton fo. the notc. Tic Jury decided
that Smith must pay and /, CO him $3.50
10 learn that trek.
, 1881-07-02
THE QUEEN TRUSS BRIDGE
An Exhorbitant Price for Poor Bridges---The
..Statesman's" 0fier.

At late meeting Of the city council q Pc
tition was presented TO that honorable body
-sking that bridge be constructed on Fourth
street, which petition was laid on the table.
There is hardly day passing over our heads
but wha. some competent engineer is poking
tun q. our bridges. The bridge on Fifth
street is disgrace to any civilized commu'
nifty. The main braces are cut of square to
the roadway, allowing the structure to drop
under the least strain, as was demonstrated
last winter on the 4th street bridge. To hold
the main trusses an inside truss had TO be
made thereby throwing all the weight On a
couple OF hent irons one half OF the mate.
rial used in the construction Of these bridges
would have built bridge over which rail.
road tram could pass with safety, and that
at cost OF only $500, in place OF from 500
| TO $500 as the city has been heretofore pay.
ing. The cost OF the superstructure for Il
| good bridge Of TO feet span, which Is a larS
\ bridge than we nave al present, Wouiu mol
be to exceed more than 500. This would
build bridge which would not only be safe
! and secure. but an ornament 10 the city
This matte cannot lie long ION the table
the bridge is necessity and will become
mere so when the depot is removed to tn,
new quarters. The SrArEsNAN, with 1T
usual enterprise, will, through eompeten
engineers, let the city have plans Of a bridg'
such as referred 10 above, free of cost. anf
,uch bridge we will guarantee to stand th'
! Mill creek ireshets. This is but sample o
how "city work" is being done-'poor worl
and plenty pay, and that is what has KEEP
the city poor II is simply brought about
1, frnm lack Of knowledge oi facts. and ius
such knowledge OF ''iacts" will launch TIN,
city into a 500, 900 Indebtedness on tn,
! water question
, 1881-07-02
Democracy.

Tie Young man who is running the Wsila
walla SIAIksNhS unnDunccs that that g"ne
oId defender Of IrHersopisn principles i- 10
longer a democratic ,SIer.- NcndalL
Bah A! Child. there IS vast dlb-renca
betw cen running "T-'liticsl pater aud
advocating the principles oi Jefferson.
We are in the midst Of ole Of the richest
and noat prom SIM countries "a the face
of the globs-a county that n.eds derei-
opins. We deem it our first duty to-
wards cur subscribers 20 aid, TO the Lest
Of our ability the full development Of the
country. We do not v.sh - run r politi-
cal paper or become political Lack We
ney.r did 1t is filthy chEnnel Of which
we hope To steer Clear Our future Is too
precious 10 waste our time aud energies
on - Jobs" There is 10, an editor N the
Northwest who ever ran political Papsr
whose credit is xoIth one cent, ur hose
name is unsulled. We would cal the
attention Of the STANDARD to tie long list
Of political editors, and ask hlm what aid
where are they? Bunching them we can
answer, holding unenv'able pos tions. No
name. no character ard no money. And
vet uithal We assert that to-day we are a
better democrat than the editor of the
STANDARD. Jsffersonian principles t. aches
rs that We should be "For the people,
By the people. And with the people. As
vet the SraTEsNaN in the q yraIs Of its
ex;stance has n,v,r affiliated, succured
or aided any half br. ed t.cket, though
often il wonid have bsen 70 its Ei"Ieyied
interest 10 have done so. Can the stand
ard say as muehi We would ask the
STANDARD how il reconciles the fact "f
fighting d. p Thompson when running
the f,st time for Mayor cf Portland, and
on his second term, not only AIDING HIM,
but betraying the democratic party with
that end Ill rlew. We aT, democrats, n".
political hacks. We love the principles Of
the party. bet net IT'S fit and scum.
In our belief and course We are supported
hy the people who are daily showing
confidence IN us. Ma, be the STANDARD
would ike 10 run a democratic paper here.
By way of advice We would state that IL
would be necessary for ITS success that
it follow very different principles
than actuated its cuurse in Or-g"n.
Besides the Standard w,Ituiy Iuisqup,es
US when it saws We are no longer demo-
cratic paper IL should have subs,i u,ed
the word political. :" May be the Stand
ard has come to the realization Of the
wide bresch between ]. Errsonixn Dino
cracy and Oregon politics! The former
being SO far above is sfheie that 1t has
long ago gwen " all hope Of being class
ed aiming the Honorable Democrats.
Such as jefferson, Jackson, Clays and
many more who gave the prs age the
Democratic party carries to-day. We are
not Democrat from the standards point |
of view, God forbid !.
, 1881-07-02
Hard Times.

Their. is no eainssying the fac. that
hard times are uTon the country, ID, we
are sorry t. see from the tone "t certain up
country papers that they are a''rie"fins
the rresen. depressl m TO other than nafn-
raj causes As rule, Corporations, mo-
nopolies and companies are pretty sure TO
he objects ii abuse frsm he unthlnkine,
nm. in this case il is the basest ingra'i-
tude that tie .. Z. s y. Co. should be
the obiec, of their attacks; II Is mdst
unreasonable and foolish, and it is 10 he
hoped that y hen our brethren OF the press
consider the matter over in ali Its bear
ings they will arrive at the same coneiu-
sion. Mr.. Willard appears +" be the
special animosity Of these papers, but
why no one can make out Ihe e"iaA
DtmOtrat complains Of the scarcity OF
money, and says: "A steady stream Is
flowing outward--in into the Golfers OF these
monopolsis and our people are being I'M
poverished." Indeed. If the freight ON
A few tons Of common merchandise Will
''impoyerish" a country then IT must be
all exceedingly poor country, Tor every
twenty FIVE cents the country takes Tor
freight it paws out at least FIVE dollars IN
building railroads, and but for the money
expended the country wculd to-day be
ten times worse of. The reasons OF hard
times are attributable TO several causes:
lat. The great emigration which flowed
TO this country last year, by which means
much money was put IN circulation and
which has now to great extent stopped.
ID. The poor crops of last season and
the low price of gram and another the
great loss of cattle and wool through the
hard winter. and the consequent source OF
revenue from that great industry.
All these causes combined have tended
10 make the pressure felt (; last years
prosperity has reacted on our population
the country is really more prosperous
than ever, but the squirt OF last year led
lis all to b-llere that good times would
never have an end While there Is no
reason for encouragement it Will do no
one harm Ia economic their resources.
, 1881-07-02
the water question atOrtMn
since am 40 badly lvuc Tor
won3c. what i WAS tesun 'cs

ENrIors people who predicted that our
tangle-haired contemporary, Mr.. Sehurz,
would not succeed as editor OF the New
York Post were all wrong, as the follow
ing literary gems, evidently from the
Teutonic pen Of the e1-Secretary, show
They appeared in last Saturdays Post:
II You favor rhuharb PIE with nutmeg il
will improve it greatly and make it taste like
frssh apple pie.
Line your cretonne spread with turkey-red
calico I; it will hang in more graceful folds II
lined throughout, and will not disturb you by
showing the under side of the border.
When striped stockings are washed and are
ready to hang up to dry, turn them wrong side
out; this will prevent the color from running
on the right side and spelling the stockings.
4 good way to cook liver is 10 fry it in butter,
with an onion cut in small pieces scattered oSer
Il. Cook slowly when done add lump oi
ba.;er and a little -four; stir well, anil turn
over the liver. Serve with Saratoga potatoes,
" I. Erdplic
, 1881-07-02

The Standard man gets up his back be-
cause the STATESMAN gave whoor when
the news came that Joe Simon had been
elected mayor of Portland against Dave
Thompson and in spite Of the opposition
Of the leading democraiic and republican
newspapers Of the State, When paper
like the Standard, which is considered Il
he the democratic right bower, goes in
and joins hands to elect republican tC
An Office instead If advocating democrat
il is time that il gave up the ghcst. The
STATESMAN is not 10 be dictated 10 by the
Standard
We ars not running a political paper
but in the interest # the city and country,
No one dare come to Us and say here
run your paper as ! say Not much
Because Why We are not IN debt.
, 1881-07-02
An Excess OF West Pointers.

New fcRs, June lS.-The Herold'
Washington special says: II is said a,
the War DePar- ment that unless tie cas-
usl'i,s in the srny during the next aca-
demic Year are gr,ater than they Eare
he Ell in the year past, not more than one
fourth, or about fourteen Of the next class
to GRADUATE, can re commissioned The
r. ST will return 10 evil pursuits The
-x ins vacancies to be filed by the cla-s
Just graduated arc thirty three. leavin:
tsenry additional second i:eutenants, who
VII he assi.rei to vancies as fas, as they
occu-. The probability is that dining
the ear the vacancies Will MT be more
tn. thirteen In excess of the number to
be gr,r led 70. in the class now awaiting
as Int. TIE adjutan' general to-day
is,r circular c"verin- the law TO be
he 4: otserv- !. Cnd.=r the lava ci.. d
Il. apo n,meE:7 t. fill 'ac vacanci: . IN
E! ST. e of $. oo4.i hua:cHants in the
any arc made: st, from the gradna-
tIns class al eah -ar 1t the Military
academy. ssc,.nd. f:cn the Eieritor;ous
II n.,n-cou.missi- ned ..i6cers # rhe Amy
third, frvm the regular grafuat OF th-
Military Academy, hnnorably discharged
fr.,,a .-rsio-: fourth, from vi life. The
sirs; three lsssss sre u,ore than suf6c,-n,
10 Ell the vscs.c:es occurring IN shs army
from year 70 wear.
, 1881-07-02

IL to-days issue VII be found an out
line OF the article Of incorporation oi The
0Iegcn ard Trsns-Ccnti, entail ccrnI al y
This company has hem Incorporated
under the general laws of Oregon. The
subscription books are now open, and ne
understand tha. stock Is bling rapid y
taken up, This colossal company will
control the destiny Of the great northwest
the rich.st country in natural Resources
TO be found "n the ace Of tie gl.h The
articles of incIrpc:st Oh are vo; 4 pe.u.-
,no
, 1881-07-02

wa cannot speak tco highly of the
brilliancy and the originality of the idea
which impelled the street graders TO cover
he water eisterns over with si1 ineh.s Of
gravel. A man was prospecting all over
The street and shovalling gravel fer 10 feet
,hi. morning to find i, and no one could
tell him. In case Of destructive hre
the verdict would naturally he "no water
hv The visitation az God
, 1881-07-02

DIX. BINGHAM wishes Us to state that in
his communication yesterday he did not
say that the report was incorrect; Mr..
Chapman wrote tha, report and further
OF our correspondent acLnowls dyes tia
his report WAS literally true. lie merely
wished to correct any wraug impres.:on
which may have teen created.
, 1881-07-02

That's Pillar which all
plain figures At hs lowest living Of profit because sell for c.sA
We Sell Thoasml Dla Of
Hundred Dollars worth largo profit eah
When
public BY the goods
Anyh IL San Francie
credit how could
and Bad Book debts getting EXTRA HIGH prices
could
nor do have Oar entirely CASH
all whether Womln Tor
, 1881-07-02
NACGHrY Murat Halsfcad a

NAUGHTY Murst Halstcad, oil the Gin
s.nnati Commercial, say, that in Chicago
one has to get abou, ten feet above the
level Of the paw, ment TO strike dry
ground. When person has becom.
accustomed to the Sasars-hke dryness OF
an OH" newspaper he is naturally hard
70 suit.
, 1881-07-02

NE have received the Wood River
Timss, ne~ pafer stared by 7. z. Pi.
cote Like al his ventures Picott.'.
paper Is number one He couldn't tiy
his kite IN any country worth cent unless
he had printing Office to act a q sort Of
balancing pendulum TO his movements.
, 1881-07-02
rurvr - a iaod ca,i in yar1Oy

THERs is loud call in various quarters
fog Uncle Samrnie T,l,ien to again come
II the front and ressMs command OF the
Democratic party. |, is pretty generally
realized nov that when the party cut
loose from its only gr a, leader TO crafty
the spite e the rufhan. John Kelly, it
committed fa:Ai biuaier.
, 1881-07-02

Our Reasons for Low Prices.

There Of Modern Civilization which Merchants did advs
Low Prices when describing their goods and people have familiar VI.
they
Public =.
than ks-In absolutely
nsh that Goods bought Sid eheapWe goods
Eastern Manufacturers for
perhaps
, 1881-07-02
G.S. WEAvER. $ n.etime 81

GES. WEAVER, E.etine sir. ea,.-
didate for the lres: ency Of Il, Cnite6
States, is not dead, ether does ;e sleer
Just now he Is s,-:nping Mase.chuse,;. /.
and prpa-;ne for TIE greerh:ck miii-,-
ainm which IS i':eSer coming. bu. nevo,
GENES
, 1881-07-02

PLEisrKE-Tle name TEX. IS synen,-
nous Nj h ior;a.ity snd pleasure. and when
one enters is nalst;al ballard i.rlor. be i.
SURE to feel a, Tome. t.nde. Tex" Is noted
Tor keep only the hest IN tie market.
, 1881-07-02
plClFiC COAST.
Wheat A1Fke.s.

wheat Markets.
PORTLAND, June 3e-Wkeat active and
firm, l3S Augpst. New York, ~hea,
weak and Gull. Liy.rpn'! quiet aud
ST, ady at full prices Wool not quite So
f,m- Eastern Oregon - G 27t.
San FaANcrsco. Jun. Noonday
lryics 81. ..s,essnent of 80 Cents.
, 1881-07-02
ORDINANCE NO. IO8.

A. rn. .ppoon Of certain N.
T,s City a W.Is doesor ordain folous:
and taxes for the building and
Of Main
,rrdd in Ordinance of said shall he and f-Iovs
, 1881-07-02
ORDINANCE NO. 100.

An ordinance to .p ppsy On Aan SsN
Tn. Walls W.rsJ Jcesos iolcvs:
Il for the Ain
tobe centre o. Niat'
n,,cr No ocf. CITY IL. -pls saio"s;
, 1881-07-02
TELEGRAPHlC! !!

stalaL oiSfIrc:ILs - TIE sIlirsxAy-Pss
wEs:gr,s Union TxtnGaAFs I'M
, 1881-07-02

.WE woud like 70 hare tha. trust and
conSAsues Of u ase that hung around the
nsaieipal corporations that our friend
6esserer ha2
, 1881-07-02

ORDINANCE NO. lo6.
Ordinance and Rose
Cityofw Wala does orian . follows:
Ordinance No q, of said City, shall nbe ands follows:
, 1881-07-02
ORDINANCE NO. IO7.


Tn, CITY of W.la al. doe orlain follows
T levy for the OF Nt
dinOrd be olo~s
, 1881-07-02

Passed the Conncii June 2. ISL
approve" 'N"' JAMES NeAULIfF. AsSt.
, 1881-07-02


Pissed the Council june q. ISL
LxP A. SHAW. CLERK.
JAMES McAULfFF, Mayer.
, 1881-07-02

HARTFORD, Conn, June 29.-Charies
Champlin won the 240 rae; best time
2:2li. Us. Gould won the 3 minute
race; hest lime %
COMFY ISLAND, june 29-ln the mile
dash Ripple won, time l:47t- Mile and
quarter Won 'y Big Medicine in 2:lSs
The 3-,uil- dash was won by Francisco,
sister Of ho9uois ia 1:l9t. Gen,l-men
rider. stake mile dash; Speculation won
il l:51l. Par'le won the l mile, beat
ing McCull"ugh IN 3OlS- LIZZIE D. Won
the steeple chaSe VA 3:4.4.
, 1881-07-02
Summer Goods!

They plain Figures Cash Prices and Human COnsils
can prevail upon DEVIATION either higher lower os
the prices marked.
, 1881-11-09

mistake IL sny that they were trontcd IN d
s'inHanK anl inpuitic mnrncr.
to keen u,t intrl,',ars frnni tho intlIan 1'nrri-
inry. lin 4 nut iee1. Fur tho military, TIC lrr-
estsl with tnltIr,ncllts. 'ic intrnsrt hive
c1 ,,,1 krt m,t ny s".na.ie,s "f tr.s ,nars, st.
x i s ~ II , q wst 1T SnS pnSk ~ "s m On nr to
rittry int tho Htntu pr kn,lsta. wLi!0 tho III.
tr,t.ers t'lreht.l t. aua frn. Il, kahsa:. on thg
t.ntlor*tun, IT. d this; Congress b,uFhe cortn'n
intis frpm intans hclnnxlng to tho lman Nj
tim, t"r the ulrlasn or solo,,i2lna other .'alMls
hist! lntlInfs ilui i,ecn ynsttcu M
partinns e , !!.ose lara.. sot,e :, q q the
Staie.. ln.rtnE,x ular,nc'l mt tho assembling nf
thusc fnans III iho in.lInu T'errttory, arul,rrl
slr t,ssN4u nf ~ Gct rroh!lttix tt!o re'nnxaln nt
TIlen tue prnpc. styled tho "lntrlnlcrs," rot Up
tlin Glntm lint whnt wn% lcft nr this purGl,ass.
tho .nul. r,itinnA III srltirule1lt as my otf,er
public d.t,!In. aud they sill tcrsIst j, tteir
nirpnsc IF obtaining lNIssraafoh uf II. ] thVrn..
nat which Will satttG thls ,instin. md rclcusH
ttlu MILITARY from tho complications Involved by
Tie coInplutlen nf s.vcru, lines Of rn,iwny
within tic Department NJ tho Missouri. mud tolr
rhpltl txtrnsion into G4itntry lying bsynii Il,
supply. nr trH,p.. Tho A,uhieolt.. Tireka i
anata y: 'tnI!wsy in: rcli esn)ctsd 70 l'eunif,
tho west, nlll lH,tlb t1f thus. r,s ilr1 INV ri-
Ming 10 III i'asI on tho istt, tirunlr: while tho
MHxcan @ teMtsl II r"G'!lly lsh!n9 ftom ttMt
Hallway Ia talnnitiK trttn Albuquerque, vn Fort
WlnRatc, 10 idynll tho western hnl1nnry nt
Nuw NexirH, till n lcnE t1Iphtly construct ell
on tho thirty-!!fth parnlIul route fur into Arl-
zh!!it. ....-.
=, The tr.,ors III this tlIvtnion arr efficient nn,
saila"ss @ II ,o ea,,es nH'a fS ,t ts t "
hMtl work 10 bp performed i,l taxhliMx lil.lInns,
l,'hl!ns posts. ll,!kIa r'M.l.. H,tanilt.K settle
, 1881-11-09

iutlEa III tho sfate. Sow, II sht1 Il,
cnls'l mt tho stasr unlnspa tho cu,,nl IVY, Why
tN~lt thu rurfh lhtis caraymtrti IN ~ a''' u.
Frtit. Hr. why e',,ill mi tho H,nt t,,,,,, "'k"'
stKl,t Hr Itr!vi1rEb Il, tlp ely, tr II, II ha
tM'ration? Assuming tlnt Il rnutJ. ,,h.. tss.
le The Inducements, or tho pr.,lltsf "' "onli
\ oAnat from lirItlxcpurt to I.nck,,,,
rrn9u depth If ilftrcn feet rrau ,ht, 4,,., VI. Ut.
10 fect III Width, willrca,iIrt IN cArn.,'aSi
aot Oar s !. VI y, yaria Ihi; yn rrn.muy r "
stHiws IN she !ahc, mud w1,sa ,nmk,! ,, H.r' al
mile s.afo nt t1ll 'Anst ni s, ,hn inkr kun ,.s; s'e
" W!I ,t ,foy rg 'e is Mri ns,i.s xi. Tt'ir" t"n
c!cnt In secure tho noci,ssnry tatlItmt r. = 'nf.
nI " corss. nc tutfeGt iollttlon n thr Will, w,.,
s, sw, =, w!'cs 'ssfrs An i nj <,1S M1',
ltivhr Ut lncknnrl Or .lt'lIrt nlakn rh H., ,'1'h IN
nfhinea mud llln,is Rivers nnvlxuI,lt n,, mg De
yi;n "n,o y 'G e." "esss.tIy ss.Iy "f '""Enx r u oSs Ill.,
It ~, W. ws,,,Ii src,.rn nayIaatInn fro,, ;,
,nlke ut Trust tlulNll!tM t,Y t,.rryi. fn', al
IN .lthor sle VI tho rntnll fnrty.li,nF ~ lan!
With, t!,lt wo,ll ntrrrl tlocinp" nj nf ~, ,"rl IA
fr,m i!rgciort tn !:rklrt. tint w,,uaI IE ~ T1t
tankt"'rt nt Joliet thorl wMli.i Dy,"hi, i,,sM.en
l.at aud must invurabiy locnlrt, 3 WIFI, oeths
i, ING W"fLi, tnr etwcen tilosn two pn. t"sf ,la.f
Mlcslxa., In. ~ y. ts'' 81 r. q tet, w. III kss
nt,a heuicti Ntl ttIe to'iuputillv ink Il rg'xsf
Ernt ol,aln RI !'Kes and tho Mtssssi1p| mn, ,nS az
IT, cnti,lentl0n with this c,,tcrtr,sr n nowo.
irt ~ thc lnko wl' Gncnnu n, asoluir rtcs,f 1'
y. This sn,, Gc nl,talnrh hy liz wux WITHIN. "I y.
svs,t ,nst ~ t9r .nn ~ to Giies nser uni '.
Tributaries will t,c HI nsItrlus.a ,,,ni h r',,s
lion 80 HreAr. tlnt iult ter Gl't 1n!as tic irI,a.
hn,'co tue i,csltatio fntnr1 t.scssiy of nrx
river, nilt tho 4tt1liH NSny Nlti Inn i'll *eat
, 1881-11-09
THO Knights of IsytI,ina.


CIIICAHn. Nov. B.-ll1vux n0tcrl III your
Taprr vt tho Tth inst. TN nrttcfe regarding the
t;or,lHn numbers of tho Knights Of l'yil,Ias. IN.
10,iblclly sent In by tho "wouI1-bo Inv a,,l
pr,lur factlun" Ut tho urlcr, wa beg tpnyo tn
stnto that wp consider 1t It'll cxhislilun Ut lasl
tuate npon tho pnrt Ut said fae,ior, u bringing
sail llattpr hufuro thu public, and we shtIlltl
have tAkcn nu nUtluo VI 1t bud tlluy not entirely
snsrcpresr,Itci tho fuuts. This l,cln1 tho r.,se,
wo ttuam 1t naccssury III justico Il, ourselves u
stnto tho trnc fnats, whlrh nro rs fui,s,ws,
At II n,aetiE uf Hcett0n II. Il, IT,. X, hf H., n
u thu rcetiun up III fourth u,Il.lvrrsary, ss,,-
!ay cyGl.t,K, NUv. d, alt entertainment. suuh As
ln Hitherto been cMsttil.ry. atsa ~ !rr.tt'Ee-
cSyss. NV. !. tho irosisn2 IT iho % scrsioM iI@s r.
crtycA tcloErnM truiI! the suprpn.u ChannelINr,
ld y nnltta fr0,n tho uerMnn !lel,nty. INSTRUCT.
ll!x hlM ~ pr0nt0!t sAtt e,'tet!nlnnant. \
lmpur HuttIyH!H la Melll'urs t!lat tho nt,tertnin.
!llG'ft Wolll mt taKo pct. UppH Sunday uyen-
inE. Nnv. y. thu *TctoD held !holr re9ulnr
meeting, And tlun n,la tAer0 unnnflNtltaly rntl-
lied h uutlt'ratrtl the uttton uE ts prts!dens by
pHss'nH rrs1litlun tlnti tho sccti, should mt
HtSt M cnttftnIn,nunt uIH,n snl,t ufenNk, Yr4
t;nrCial. A,enlt,nrs nr Il. of T.. .tfter nnlshlilx
'hB hslsltcss of tho meeting the lnunbcrs d!s-
ptrseA tn mll.Rlu with tho outside wugisi, AIT!
lus!n9 proSl''.sls rcculyca IN iny!taMpn 10
Firtiu!pnta tH II prtfAte GntuEtulnnt!ltHl I1lAreH
l!nll. i!!ntly oF lAe,t Mccoplcu sald invitation.
Gpoii tliolr nrrlvni lhtre tAvy wsro ntor4nu.l
t6nt tlyo 0r Xix persBus, cniuL(ng IL he 5epsu-
anntattssA .,r tho "l,.w a,!l Oriur fauston' <.
vt l'us, ltkt tlt0veA, HIneI entr:.net t.tu tile
a'A!l wie,p ssa!d privMsv entertainment wllA bux
hvl'i, as.d Ias,'ssea esery ni.v present. whether
kniuhts ur mt. Thu En-cAIlesl rebellion Knights,
ksuW!nK thsy hAtl U1cysa thy lnws. woull "
xc1,s and ronatnub, huynH unIl!uE II t.Wr,
YWU kU-UA "HxHELI..OS" kRlUtsrs.