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that they forever dlsclaim all light to
tho unappropriated public lanes lying
within said limits or held by auy In.
dians OF Indian tribes; and that until
the title thereto shall have been txiir.
guished by tho United States, the same
shall be aud remain subject to the die.
position VI the United biniof, nud said
Indian lands shall remain under the
absolute Jurisdiction ana control of the
Congress OF the United Statts." The
same provision may be found IN the
Crustiiution, zee art. .. subdivlsion 2.
Uhdef these provisions 10 would
tecm quite clear that Ia admitting this
State into the Union, CougrCts In.
tended to reserve 90 the general
government exclusive j1fhdictiOn
over all lnnde owned or helu by In.
dians. Tue lands upon which the
stores arc situated I assume are ludlan
aud military reservations; u this be
True, thou, certainly, as 10 those upon
Indian fesVfvntiOnF, tho State pos
sell Gee 40 power 10 enter Tor the Iur.
osc OF imposirg tax upon properties
Situated thereon, and reasoning ~
analogy, tho fulu would appear 10 DO
tho same respecting those conducting
busintss upon military fseefvaiiOn'
Again, tuufo " maxim ga our gov.
eminent, that "tsNation aud f9ptesuu.
ati0n 70 t1ge.hor.n This affords mn
additional nad strong reason why such
parties cannot be taxed.
Section n, rage $50 Lave 1898, pro.
widen Tor tho purpose Of registration OF
voting, the place % residence OF hny
roron mutt 10 governed by the iol.
loving rules ~ FAR Hs practicable.
"Rulo n. Any pclson living dpon
any Indian or military reservation
shall not DO deemed a resident Of Utah,
within tho meaning Of this act, unlUss
tuch person hal acquired n residence
In some county In Utah prior 20 taxi
Ing Up his resldunce upon such Indian
or military reservation; provided that
n such person ehall not be- In the em-
| ploymcnt VI the government while 70.
siding upon Indian % military Tetofvn.
ton, then such petson shall no; DO
considered "a tetidont Of the State Of
| Uiah.n
Thus It will DO observed that per.
son residing either upon an Indian or
military reservation could not DO
registered nor could no vote, except NJ
tnofoin provided.
The State by its laws has denied
| MIN thia flEhli haNlug done TINS, would
II be- light, has Il tho power, 20 impose
such burdens for IT. support i
mink not. Take another illus.
traitor. Snppoio sumo depreciation wHe
committed Bgainut this parry; csuld
the owner inv ku the power Of the
State courts 10 puniih the criminal for
such aol2 Certainly not. IL then such
PARTIES ate corfiyud Of the right 10 q
voice M 10 tic vote and method Of I'm.
pnsiugn tz4, aud dcniol tue protection
" the law ~ redress any Injury which
may result TO his property, u would
fcem emlnonily uniair 10 impose the
burdens Of taxation upOn them, nor du
| believe the State has power 90 DO 10.
This opinion has proceeded upon the
theory that 10. only tho property II
aituated within on Indian or military
TsRityation, but that the person own
ing tho name 10 resident therein also
Tor othUrwiio the rule would DO differ
cut.
have the honor To be-, very respect
fully, a. &. BisHOP,
Attorney General.
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TUE GREEN BAG.


Secretary Walton Of the state land
board IL etill Ia his northern home.
The plais for oil tho election pre-.
clncls In salt Lake county are COM
ploted,
Fred G. Lyng berg, George Mack aud
Albert Aubery have been appointed
appraisers OF the oslato OF Salvador
Maltese, deceRtoj.
Judges Hiles, Street aud Richie Of
the Third district arc formulating O
iet OF court rules which will DO made
known iu n day ortwo.
Sheriff Hardy has taken charge Of
the property OF the Salt Lake Grain
comrany under two attachment, one
u slS6 50 ny =. l.. Davis ana the
other of 81, l5ill by George Il. Odell.
The demurrer o. the defendants Ia
the tuiI Of Felix J. Stark VI James II.
Bacon OF vi, Ia tue Third district
court, has been overruled aud i've
days allowed In when 10 answer.
MessFs. Reese and Fefon Of tho
State land board aTv expected homs
soon. They will undoubtedly bring
valuable Information regarding tho
Green River and San Rafael c3uniry.
The adoption by the county commits.
sioners Of the Buffalo c9mpAny's el,u.
lion booth was made on the lines Of
eventual economy, as II was dtemtd
much more durable than any u the
others. The danger Of court iniuup.
lion on account OF patent Infringe.
ments was also factor IN the choicF.
The Buffalo article has been success
fully used and this county will lhog3.
fore DO sac In 10 adoption.
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Saltair Beach Notes.

The Finn and sixth wards are at
Slllair to-day.
Tuesday LeKt tho Twen,y-second
ward goes 10 Sallair.
The Tenth ward il booked for sAltair
Wednesday, the End OF Sept.
Labor day celebration at Saltair
occurs week from next Monday.
The Nj. /. A. program for tomorrow
embraces many excellent features.
Tomorrow ls NJ. |. A, day at sallair
Utah county VIII DO largely represent
ed.
The Sixteenth waTders spent O do
llghtiul timt at Saltair beach yester-
day.
The carnival specialtles arc being
given each night at Ssltalr and are
much appreciated,
W. IL. Jackson, the Denver pho.
togTapher has taken u number OF very
excellent views OF sAllAir beach,
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WANT CANCELLATION.
Gold Republicans Raise the OlIH
Branch OF Peace.
WILL WAVE ON SATURDAY sExr
silver Ncn Ct the rariy Say Il Is a
Weakening fir which they Have
lIoun Patiently Waiting.

Will tho Republicans Of Utah get to-
scihetG In Wow u the neAtness Of
tho meeting Of tho Slate committee
Saturday Afternoon 'ext-tbis question
Is onD Of pronounced current imp5r.
tapc,. When pu, to member Of tho
committee today II resulted Ia aubsian.
italy the following response;
my opinion IL they Will. The olive
braucn OF peace has been raised py tue
csmmitioo nud | think the oder will
70 accepted. AZ any rate We will hold
u alot on Saturday. Our aim 10 10
arrange matters - that those who de.
sire 10 vote Tor Mckinley electors can
DO 90 without injury 10 their party
faith; that those VINO arc determined to
vote TOT Bryan electors may 10 10 aud
~ tho same time stand by the state
aud county tlckoil-in short that We
may all vote as We please. We
behave We can succeed In this
policy nnd preserve party unity
and entity. This plan viii he firmly
c0niended Tor nj CUT coinmit,eo meet.
Ing nj which VIZ expect most u tbs
members 10 be present In person. some
OF the members who live in remote
parts Of tho State will, oicouuo, 10
represented by proxy hut mos. o. them
realizing the Importance Of tho dulib.
oiations will be On the ground thoul.
selves"
The expressed Intention Of the Mo
kinley committeeman for party peace
10 accepted ~ macy VI the silver.
men NJ an exhibition Of weakness u
the position ~ long maintelnel hnd ior
which they have boon patiently
looking. Watcher II Ia 20 10 reality
tue developments Of Saturdays meet
ing will undoubtedly tell.
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BLOOD FLOWS IN TURKEY.
Several Hundred AFmenlans Mesa.
cred al ConstanllnOple.
Dynamite Bamhs Exploded In -
streets-gurhfsh soldiers
hltled.

wAsIusoroH, Aug. 27.-Unlied
States Minister Terrell at Constants
nople cables the state department that
great bioodshed ana rioling have &C.
CURED thcre. Last night several hua.
drsd Armeniaus were killed nnd nj the
limo tho cable was eont today, the
minister s.ates, all housos Ia the city
were closod. Dynamite bombs were
exploded In tho streets lest night by
Armsnians aud about thirty Turkish
soldiers were killed. Tho revolution.
is,s were placed ON board sieamsr
and conveyed to foreign port.
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nr,an rsrn.s. nenInIey.

BRocRToS, n. ". Aug. 2I-The
Bryan party leit Eric for Bul 40 at
1888 pm. There were few stops on
the way, ard no Noteworthy demon
tlTalion. Bryan devoted him,elf TO q
perusal OF McKinloy's letter OF nc.
ceptanct. When asked for hia vlown
upon tho letter Bryan eAidi ~ do not
care 10 mike amy comments uron II. /
suppose Il IL considered tho gold text
" Republican Lessons"
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information Wanted.

Does the NEWS, or any Of its readerS,
know OF tho whereabouts OF MIR. John
Davis, who lived in New Town,
Ebbw Vale, Monmothshire, South
Wales? He was member OF the
Bapust church before Joining the
Latter-day Saints. He left Europe for
Utah In the early ffliss, anu would
now DO about so years old.
Any information regarding this Mr..
Davis would be gladly received by Mr..
n. ID. Powell. Ontario, Ban BernAEtino
Co., Cal.
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The Hawaiian Band Coming.

John KshAna, advance agent Of tho
Hawaiian band, Ia in the city. with the
view 10 making nrrAnk emenis Tor the
bands appearance here about Sep,em.
Der 10. He expresses wish 10 get the
tabernacle. The band II magnih.
cent organization Of thiriy-hvr talent.
cd musicians, aud gives an entertain.
meat OF vocal and instrumental music.
IL Ia tho same organization that met ia
competition win h1usa'H band, taking
the medal at the Dallas, Tex, fair,
and now being well received Ia the
East
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Scipio's Diphtheria.

scwIo, Aug. 20, lss6.-slnce lal, 1
reported We have had six new cases,
making fourteen cases 10 all in town
today. Two Of these were quite serious
but nre very much better nov. We
had stormy weather for ten or twelve
days which seemed To agnavatu tho
sickness very much. Yesterday and
To-Day the weather has been bright aud
clear with corresponding Improvement
among the sick. No deaths.
THus. YATES.
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nrsan nous q reception.

EmE, Ps., Aug. 27.--Notwithsi1nd.
Ink the three long addresses ana half q
dozsn short speeches yesterday, Cam
dldate Bryan plugged iuto the battle
again this morning, speaking from the
balcony OF the Reed house 10 1000
people assembled In the street and
opposite tho park.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bryan were entertained
~ the residnnoe OF Otto Germur Jr., n
prominent stove manufacturer, uud nt
1889 drove 10 the hotel, where II was
announced they would hold n Trcsp.
ton. He was escorted to the balcony
overlooking the elrooi, where Theodore
=. Ryndor aud Rev. Frank +. Heath
han been mailing preliminary speeches
ana received on ovation from
the crowd, In which woTging men
scemed In tho majority. la this
speech he touched upon tho question
OF patronage declaring that none have
yet approached him with requests Tor
ufilccs IN caro- Of his election, aud he
made no promises. tie dwelt unon
the necessity OF elocting friendly
Congress as well az President, 10 insure
the victory OF free oliver, and closed
with an exhortaiion TO elect Thop. q.
slbloy 10 Congtess. Bryan's voice
was decidedly husky for the flrst TINE
since his weeks rect at Red Hook.
Blbloy followed with n brief speech.
Then tho lines were formed for the
reception.
Mr. anu Mrs. Bryan each wore the
big blue badge OF the Randall club.
Ex.Congressman Kerr presented the
people TO MIR. and Mrs. Bryan, who
gave each word ana n handshake.
The reception consumed three quarters
OF an hour. Probably $500 people
hustled through, most OF them ladieH.
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gOR HORSE STEALING.
Ernest Gr,eu OF Lehl aud Frank Lyons
NJ Cal lornia Arreste d Ia Utah
(Ounty Today

Special to the Nrwsi
Provo, August 27.-Ernest Green
Of Lehi and Frank Lyons were arrest
cd by Deputy Sheriff wilkins and
Marshal sharp this morning between
Provo anu Spriugyills on a charge OF
stealing band OF horses from sheep
Greek, Spanish Fork Canyon, owned
by man named SacRet. Green IL m
Oh oliundCt anu an oN'couNlet. Lyons
claims that he was lust travelling along
with Green anu did not know tho
hpHes were sIoleo, He says his home
IL IN California. He haa u hrother.in,
Jaw pud sister living d Murray, Salt
Lake county.
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Inn nrnnl.I,n,. sr..d rrIaI.

Rou,roRr, Ma,G, Aug. 27-The
Brooklyn crossed the s'arting line on
Der sreed trial NJ lOi6:l0. Tre second
mark boat, the revenue cutior Dallas,
o miic8 irom the start, was passed nt
1905, tho firat leg being done nj rate
OF 20.70 knots per hour against head
Tie.
The Brooklyn Crossed tho hniah line
"a Cape Pofpoise nj 1879, made The
turn and ftcfnatod tie iihn OK liU.i.
The Brooklyn fininhcd 2ibtll.
The estimated speed OF toe Brooklyn
10 n 90 knots.
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Their Annual Outing.

Pennington Lagoon, tho new sum.
mer resort, will bo owned, 80 TO speak,
by the employees Of tho u, %. NJ. /.
shoe aud clothing factory, on the COCA
sion Of their annual outing tomorrow.
A fine program OF field sports and
musical numbers has been prepared,
and an enjoyable time is looked for by
those anticipating the trip.
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Tho nnnh Nol nobbsd.

PANS, Aug. 27.-The manager Of
the Ottoman bank here has received a
telegram from tue directors OF tue bank
at ConslantiDople saying the disturb.
ance there over the official dispatches
fromi Consiantinople eausd the French
charge d. Atiairss u install q guard Of
sailors from tho French guardship
LsfleohomAt, at tho Ftench embassy,
~ MEASURE OF pEeeaullon. The
French government will Immediately
Ipepatoh second gun boat TO Con.
alantinoplr.
CoEsTANTINoPDE, Aug. 27.-Ofl-
olals OF tne Ottoman bank say mons OF
the stan was injured during the riot.
ing here yesterday aud the bank was
not robbed.
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VIENNA, Aug. 27.--rho car and
ozafina arrived here atlOi8O this morn.
Ing, being received by Emperor Franz
Joseph, Princess Elizabeth, aroh dukes
and arch duchesses. Both sldo OF IN,
streets leading IRON tho fnilfoad station
10 Honburg were llued with troonl.
The mHioiiles were enthusiastically
oheereu.
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SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 2L-ThO
s,ato bank commissioners have de.
clared the Bank OF National CITY In
solvent and placed q. u. Whittlesey,
caahier, ia charge. Tho direotora have
heen ordered to maks an assessment OF
Ter per cont on the authorized capital
Of s9OO,OOO.
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BAY CITY, Mich, Aug. 27.-It was
after . o'olucK this morning when the
fusion convention completed the ticket
by the selection Of David II. Haskins,
Democrat, superintendent OF public
instruction; Martin iioennecker, Popu.
list, Tor commissioner OF tho land office;
Franklin :. Dewey, Democrat, for
member OF the stats board OF eduoa-
ton. Tho office OF secretary OF state
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NEW fORiS, Aug. 27.--Chaifman 4.
H. Tappen, OF tho clearing house loan
committee, says no applications for
loan certificates are expected In tho
near future. Happen expressed the
opinion that tho lmports Of gold afe
sufficient for tho time being 10 relieve
tho domestic money eitusti1n. The
total amount ordered aud an ie osli.
mated at Sl0,000,0O0.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The Avenue
savings Bank, a small private linstitu-
zion Mt the corner Of Thirty-iTst aud
Michigan avenue, assigned this
morning to tho Chicago Title and
Trust company. Since the failure OF
the Haymarket Bank there has been
a steady withdrawal OF deposits Gpd
Tor the protection OF the depositots the
assignment was made. Tho deposits
are sl26 900
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LONDON, Aug. 27.--Almost all OF the
daily papers THIS morning contain
comments upon tue situation Ia Iin'
zlbAr. Leading editorials In the
Chronicle aud Daily News favor tue
annexation OF Zanzibar wiin view TO
the suppression Of the alays trade.
The Times, however, oonhidors this
rather doubtful policy.
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nars Instead OF Eagles.

LONDON, Aug. 25.--rho Times In
IT, financial column this morning
sayG
Apparently the Bank OF England 10
not disposed ~ further reduce the
price OF gold eagles and II will there
lore prove advantageous " the export.
era Of GOLD 10 tu5 bars."
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by tho English fleet nj O'Clock this
m1rning and totally destroyed. Macy
were killed. He took refuge n, thu
derman consulate. Afterwards Hsm.
nioud was proclaimed sultan. All the
Americans arc paie.D
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AnArrLn IxProIED.
Arixona Dc-BerAaoss surrounded by
nnrshnls hnd Troops.

narshHIs and Troops.
SILVER CIIY, n. H., Aug. &c.
News has been received that nine OF
the gang OF dosperadots who robbed
the separ stage and tho Nosa.ss bank,
aud killol ono aud wounded tovornl
members OF tho party that puJued
them, are surrounded In Skeleton cam
son, Cocnite county, Arizona, by a
p0ssp Of United .3taleH mArshala acting
under Marshal Hal Of NnH Mckee,
anu two companies VI troops from Fort
BayaFd and Fort Grant. a battle II
expt cl,d tonight.
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nrandh,na lor rrssIalnI.

81. LOUIS, Aus. 27.-rhe state ecu.
yenuon OF void Dsmoctals nominated
a fell state iichot today, ans Instructed
the delegates 10 Iniianaroliu 20 pre-.
sent the nnme OF James y. Bfondhead
tor Pf,sideni.
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was let blank Ia the hope that the
Pfuhibiuonisis would name tho cam
fldale Tor TINT oiilcs and withdraw
tho remainder Of their Ticket.
Tho Democrats have eleven eloelors,
the pOpulle,s three.
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s.wlng maehlno Company Fails.

CHICAGO, Aug. ~. - Tho Elgin
Sewing Machine ana Bicycle company
made au assignment IN favor OF
Dwight Campbell. The assets are
$3.50, coo and the liabilities 500, 900.
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LsADRiD, Aug. 27.-A revolutionary
conspiracy has been discovered hud
iIusiraieJ az Corona, the capital OF n
province OF tie northeast OF BARGE.
iona.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-03

P. V. c. Pool returned from the ter.
ritory the first of this week. He has
been trafficking in walnut logs and
running a steamboat, freighting Cd
the Arkansas river from the
southeast corner of the Cherokee
strip to Tulsa, on the railroad about
twenty-five miles below. He has been
sick continually for a year, suffering
from ague, till few weeks ago when
he was taken down with fever from
which he has just recovered sufi.
GENTLY to return home. He thinks
that is as sickly place as there is
anywhere In the world. He has sold
his boat to squaw-man, and will 20
back in a short time to settle with
him and then will return here to stay.
Mr.. Pool has lost considerable flesh.
but otherwise appears the same as
formerly. His son Willard, who was
down there with him, has also re-
turned.-Argonia Clipper.
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]. W. Kibbe Of Augusta, Butler
county, was in Wellington last week
trading for cattle. He bought l24
head OF feeders from Vols and Fergu-
son. Mr.. Kibbe is one of the early se.-
tiers OF Butler county. He has fed
cattle In the same lot for "a years.
He is widely known and highly regard
ed by the people of his section. He
has voted the Republican ticket since
1t became party-voted for Fremont
In lS56-but he says he can't 90 it any
more. He says he has been warned
tco long about the gold standard by
Republican patriots too-not to fight
it when be sees it arrayed in front Of
him. He says he is for Bryan and
free silver. In his town, Augusta,
they have organized a club OF IS Re-
publicans who will vote for Bryan.
There is not POpulist or Democrat
in the whole number. He says every
one Of them will stick.
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The TriQuimia Remedy Company
OF Indianapolis takes one pege Of the
VOICE to introduce their remedies In
this county. These remedies are truly
the latest triumph in medical science.
They are going to supeccede the old
nauseous liquids as sure as the cleo
trio lights have dwarfed the tallow
candle. Progress is the watchword
everywhere. The editor of the VOICE
resorted to the use Of the Liver Regu.
latOr and Vitalatum Two weeks ago
and they are beginning TO make him
feel like new man. We were con-
siderably run down In health before,
but we are feeling almost as vigorous
now as In youth. The head OF the
Triquimia Company is an old friend
OF ours and it was through his inter.
vention that we commenced taking
the remedies, and that he now seeks
to introduce them in this section.
The medicines are cheap, too, which
is another great factor in their favor
these times.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-03

CareleSsness in girlhoOd causes the
the greatest suffering and unhappi
ness in afterlife. Little irregularities
and weaknesses in girls should be
looked after promptly and treatment
given at once. DR., Pieree's Fayoiite
Prescription promotes regularity of
Observation-Disclosures makes strength
and builds up sturdy health with
which to meet the trials to come. The
FavOrite Prescription is not a uni
versal panacea. 1t is good for but one
thing, 1t is directed sOely at one set
Of organs.
DR.. Pierce's common sense medical
adviser, 1908 page medical work pro-
fusely illustrated, will be sent free on
receipt of 81 One-cent stamps to cover
postage only. Address, Worlds Dis.
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N, Y.
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80. IHEEHlR.

only grievance he mentioned was
purely one Of principle.
After the speaking the Organiza-
ton Of the club was completed. A
vice president was chosen for every
ward in the city and for Wellington
township. They were as follows:
First ward, r. Heskett.
Second ward-C. c. Curtis.
Third ward-Geo. T. Pitts.
Fourth ward-J. A. Corbett.
Fifth ward-J. BoOkwalter.
Township-0scar DeTurk.
For secretary, Fred L. Naugle was
chosen, and for assistant secretary,
A. w. Layne.
Treasurer, W. A. Rem.
The rolls which hsye been In circu.
latiOn for signatures have not all
reached the hands Of the secretary,
but the membership is already over
200. Several signed the roll upon in
vitation at the close Of the meeting.
All Of the officers were constituted
committee to procure speakers and
prepare programs for meetings.
A glee club is being organized
under the direction Of Alvah Layne.
We predict that this will be one Of
the best In this part Of the state.
Mr.. Layne will have entire charge Of
all music at the Bryan club gather
ings and any one wishing to become
member will confer favor upon
him by reporting at the VOICE Office.
The club will have no corpora.
tions to draw Doodle from to pay
for band music, but will try to
give the people who attend its meet.
ings some information which will
enable them to more intelligently
cast their ballots in November.
They will meet every Monday night
at s O'Clock. Good speakers are being
arranged for next Monday night. 1t
is probable that W. s. Whittinghill,
Of Enid, will speak. At least he has
been invited, but the committee have
not yet received response.
Remember the club will meet in
ArmOry hall every Monday night and
all are invited to attend.