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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
FROM PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, March 2.~HayiDg done
some writing for your paper before, ]
viii now give you some account Of my
trip 20 the big city. 1t has been for
some time impossible TODD any spring
blowing. There was a gray mares
tail acrOss the sky and the wind 10
the south, 50 / reckon It's still raining
10 in the Waldo hills. Nothing sure
In Oregon but ram and taxes and 50 /
took the o. r. & y. boat for Portland.
The FIRST mat | struck vas Powers,
the steamboat agent at Salem. lie
seems to know everybody IN four cOun-
ties, and we we're boys together in
Linn county when you could pick up
hundreds Of Indian arrow heads on
their old battle fields. He used to
have one Of the largest collections on
the coast. Mrs. DR.. Clara Davidson
was a passenger TO see her sister at
Weston.
The first man / saw TO know and
spe k toon board the boat was John
q. Wilson I've heard my father tell
that In 1854 and 1855 Mr.. Wilson was
the biggest grain raiser in the Will
lamette valley. lie had what is now
the Oliver Biers farm on Mission bot
tom, and turned Off crops of 5000 to
5000 bushels, which was a great deal
OF grain In those days. Biers aud
Bent Jones and VIM. Collard aud Alex
Lafollette are about four OF the most
prosperous farmers in the county TO
be living all In a bunch. Mr.. Will
son, / learned, was going TO Heppner,
Morrow county, where he has turned
his sheepranch into a shorthorn stock
farm, but his lease has run out
aud lac is going up TO renew 1t. VIII
son is an old settler aud the only
mean thing he ever done in his life
was to go TO the legislature once and
| guess he ls ashamed Of IL, too.
Peter Kirk, the old grain buyer at
ST. Paul got on the boat at Champoeg.
He has handled millions Of dollars
OF business but he told MS he had
never haudled anything so delightful.
AS "A six months old boy baby ne is now
the father of. The ~postoHioe is In his
sons store at ST. Paul, and has been
In his family and his fathers family
for over fifty year,. IL Gems To run
in his family like The sailors wooden
l,g. Mr.. Kirk, Mr., Wilson and young
Mr.. Gooding and | had a game OF
eucre that lasted from Butteyille TO
the Morrison street bridge.
some OF the people saw the first
day were Judge Burnett aud District
Attorney Hayden, Tney had been up
at McMlnnyille holding court. There
were a couple OF young waterspout
lawyers with them, but that Is all l
will write this time.
PLowBoY,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

Sentiemen- wish to express 10 Won NV
49, he5vtne has done Tor me- / va:
In SadS sH With typhoid fever and / Iaid
over ne fever l was thin, nervous AM tirraHF
ana uiq not regain my lost strength 49,
ssterrIt proprietary medicines, and fpaiivH
pounds, l began trying Your N,yTiiasIh IolS0
49, 49, Uessn 70 Improve. Was finally sIJirSb,
~ anH today can say l never fell bbV
Thisn al my NE, and weigh slO poupSs
eteet 5A inches in height" measure
South Bend. Ind. IN Mann
DR.. Miles Nervine "a sola an -
guarantees that the first bottle viii SsnIetsSe
an f9ggists sell IL at q, 6 bottles for sS ~
Mstl re sent prepaid. on receint ~ nSsIoS
~ N'DE Miles Medical Co. EkharL Ina
DR.. Miles Nervine R..'s.s:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

VIII you buy a package
of SehtIIRg'S Best tea and
have your money back il
you don't Ike it?
Your grocer will do that
We pay him 10 do it He
makes his profit, whether
you like it or not.
You see we know before
hand whether you're going
10 like il or not
a sehlhag a Company
San FFAneseo es
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
No Hunting OF
Fishing Here.

Pap" Immediately repaired 20 the
street commissioners ofice, or some.
where, TO report the best streets 10
the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

This morning as Pap" Richardson
started Ia drive up Front street pear
the iron works he struck a lake OF
water nearly a block long. He would
have ventured through, but when he
read the following s~ign-bOard erected
on the banks Of the same, he re.
treated;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
HELLO
SEE D. 5. BENTLE'

If you want to move or want a load o
kind hauled or want a load OF manu'ei
sand or gravel, or cement. lime, hali =
brick or W. pipe. see d. 5. Bsnlle5,
ner Of Front and Chemeketa streets 3
up telephone 90 Also wood ana s,,.sss
hands at all times. Orders promptly
to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

oooid rot be evaded Ths purpcse o.
tbe farmers q the schedule was 70
zire American IaboF employment 10
smelling Mexican and Canadian ores
and at the same time fully protect the
American lead miner
simpson. Populist, Of Kansas enter
itained the house Tor Eve minutes Re
read from NcKiuleys speech at the
Minneapolis Convention a DECLARE
ton that the foreigner paid the tax
which he rdiculed. The last coz
gress. be said. increased the apppFo-
pr!stjoo 100000. and DOW. accord
ing to MeKinley's theory. taxes on
foreigners were 70 b increased TO pay
for extavagance. The foreigner
should be glad. be aid. that the last
congress had DOT been a two-bllllon-
dollar congress. II the taxes Of the
taxes Of the foreigner should be SUI
hciently increased, he observed sar-
c~astically. the surplus would be dis
tributed among our people aud every
day would Be Sunday here. Laughter.
Simpson said he was himselfa
farmer. who farmed farms, not FARM
ers. II the Republicans had desired
to do something practical for the
farmers. why, he asked, had they left
hides on the free list. Simpson an
.nounced himself as a free-trader.
SENATE.
The seante after a discussion, re-
ferred the amended credentials OF
John A. Henderson, Of Florida. APP
pointed to succeed Call, 10 the COM
mittee on privileges and elections,
aud then went into executive session
for the consideration Of the arbitrat-
ton treaTy.
The senate took up the arbitration
treaty Immediately after going into
executive session today. The Chill
ton amendment was still the .imme-
date subject under discussion. SEN
ator Chiffon. author Of the amend
ment. spoke at length. He urged
that the change was necessary to pro-
tect American interests and said they
were not safe under less explicit pro-
provisions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
DEPOT EXPIRES

Meets all masl and passenger trans. 81
gage and express to all parts oi
Prompt service. telephone NO. Ipo..pEE
JAMES KAD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
Seven Months With Fever.
Wonderful Recovery of Health,

MI Baird's rapid and marvellous recover
rom a mere skeleton to his normal weight.
~ pounds. was surely the fullest test of the
sIahuest s~trength-giving and b%uilding-un
mediclne ever prOduced. namelv. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

Many McKinleyites now think what
was meant by the promised prosperity
vas that things wouldn't get any
worse. We should be thankful for
small favOrs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
JOURNAL tx" RAYS.
Directed Upon the Oregon Politicians
and Public Men.

Directed Upon the Oregon Politicians
and Public Men.
Salem's street car line is second to
none on the coast.
Protection, like charity, should be-
gin at home. Patronize home people.
The Salem Henchman says prosper
ity is already here. OF course, it's
just as we'll to be satisfied with what
we have.
Many McKinleyites now thiak what
was meant by the promised prosperity
was that things wouldn't get any
worse. We should be thankful for
small favors.
B~lanther, the notorious criminal
murderer, had sympathy enough for
the taxpayers to commit suicide.
What 4 pity Durrant has not done
likewise. What a saving it would
have been TO the state.
-
. Kansas boasts of reducing the lists
Of mortgages on record, and thus
proves that prosperity has set in. The
trouble is, the mortgages are being
cancelled by mortgage companies fore
closing. Great is Kansas prosperity.
The consolidation Of Salem's cleo
trio railways under one management,
can not but be welcomed, The demands
of the public will now be met much
more satisfactorily than when the
lines were being operated in COMPETE
tion.
1t is a strange fact Of history that
Marion county last fall had an in
creased vote of 1910, while the census
of school children shows a decrease OF
27O. Clackamas and Multnomah
counties had a like experience.
-
A fellow, stranded in the city Of
Portland, one day last week, received
a happy inspiration by which he could
get a free ride TO San Francisco, He
created a sensation by confessing the
murder of Blanche Lamont and was
Immediately turned owe to San Fran
cisco authorities. or course he was
discharged upon reaching his d~estina-
tion.
This morning as Pap" Richardson
started Ia drive up Front street pear
the iron works he struck a lake OF
water nearly a block long. He would
have Ventuned through. but when he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

INSPECTION CEREMONIES The
quarterly inspection and muster OF
companies B and l, o.. n, g. at the
armory last evening was largely Wit
messed by the public. The event was
in every way satisfactory, and highly
creditable TO the officers in charge.
The inspection last evening indicated
the interest in the military companie'
to be steadily advancing whl'h il
itself, is commendable of the officials.
The second regiment band also under
went inspection last night The boys
Of Co. B are eagerly awaitltg the com
petitive drill with a company from
Hubbard. The event will transpire
at WOODBURY. some time during April.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
MORTGAGE LOAN

On inside property at 7 per cent. On 6
land security at s per cent Safe loans M,
for investors. Insurance effected in reE,'
companies. JOHN NOR.
Broker, room No. 2, Bush bank bpils.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints. oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock Of
brushes Of all kinds in the
state Artists materials. lime,
hair cement and shingles. and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

.Perfection " Dyes are as near per-
lection as dyes can be.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

Blanther, the notorious criminal,
murderer, had sympathy enough fol
the taxpayers to commit suicide.
What 4 pity D%urrant has not done
likewise. What a saving it would
have been TO the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
Scurvy stricken Crew.

New YORK, March 26.-The crew
Of the scurvy-strikee ship, T.F.Oakes'
has been notified that it will be paid
of. Eleven men are recovering slowly
in the Marine hospital, on Staten Is
land. Several Of them are much i'm
proved, and they will probably be able
to appear before the shipping COM
missioner and tell their story OF the
fearful voyage from China.
Their suffering have excited great
Indignation, and a mass meeting to
consider the Ease has been set for to-
night, at Cooper Union, under the
auspices Of the Soci al Reform club
and Central Labor union.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TAILORING BUSINESS for sale in =.
county seat town. Good opening for ysrT
NAL office. JCCN-
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Prone,,r :.
SCOTS Mills, Or viii sell or tr5ds fnmr
property IN Kansas, For further particuIars
inquire or address S. NJ. T%omlinson. Wash
MPC SO Im9
typewriter room II, over Ladd 4 Bpsbis
OanN' rIompt attention to all ella ses of work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
}. s. FREEBURGN
NEW MARKEl

State street, near railroad. Freshe'-
best meats. My patrons say keep Inc 4
meats in town, -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

Town T~opics-Friday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

The Salem Henchman says prosper
ity is already here. OF course, it's
just as we'll to be satisfied with what
we have.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

1t is a strange fact Of history that
Marion county last fall had an in
creased vote of 1910, while the census
OF school children shows a decrease OF
270. Clackamas and MultnOmah
counties had a like experience.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
. PURE JERSEY BULL

zFor service for the season. Call al Bo1l'
heat market, corner Center 4 lhinsa1
street. Finest milk stock in Oregon. Hns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

Protection, like charity, should be-
gin at home. Patronize home people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26
r J. HEKSCHBACH

. X. J. Herschbach, blacksmith and wagI
maker, horseshoeing a specially, setting sd
new sI.25, resetting shoes IS cents Y
other work in proportion. Satisfaction 81
anteed. loo Chemeketa street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-26

= Kansas boasts of reducing the lists
of mortgages on record, and thus
proves that prosperity has set in. The
trouble is, the mortgages are being
cancelled by mortgage companies fore
closing. Great is Kansas prosperity.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-01-16

looking young ladies they are. too, which
gives one q more earnest desire to see
what other good things arc in store in
other portions Of the Review. We note
that the editors are Mcssrs, Burr and
liamlltnn, unknown to our editor, but
tie work was done 10y Bro. Leonce San
dnz, not unknown. This Review is brim
fall OF good things and is indeed de-
sciiptivr, Biographical and historical Jas
thu, editors claim for it. and tie Progress
compliments them on their effort and is
thankful jnt Il cnpY.-Shrevrpolt plns
less.
We have received the Vt LanGi,v
Trade Review. II SIX cnirlmu, rightrrn-
page ,.anr,, lii;'t,~l ia clear nrat type,
a,iti lut.iu>eiv illustrated with fine nhn1o
en$,r;.E' <, ct b., iy.it!in, t,,.i:.s o ie
;t,,'s& H. l." ,nuintu:lit business men .hs,s-
mess ani pubic hEit;lngs Of Optluusna
and Washington, hnd 4 glHptslc Wiltr
! ur, dcsc!';'!iv". hiozFaph"al "na his
fnr,rat ni tiN ~ inclpH! events Gt the en-
tlte parrish. MesSiS Bu,r and Hamilton
are 20 i'r congratulated ini the ;hic a;lh
rninni clsri.S!"t Naiu.r i'll which they
Wrctr ur the i"h old h,:npige pa,isl ;
Mr.. Thrtlkcid ter i:ia artistic photos,
aud I;r4,. Lenncr S1l,rX tor lie. -ptt-n-
did Typographical work he put upon Tie
ira,ir Review. it Il Il niarNci ui he
ptlntcr AIT Hnti ,iigi = Bono, ia the Cou-
Iivt nflicc.-ttn";, CrruIe 4 Anegican.
From ar-uii Southwest i.ouiSiana,
from The ,ii!ant and picturesque ciiy OF
GUeinuSaS, lYinG close TO the beautiful
Ttche. uiade famous in history for it's
ago ;,E>i the beauty OF its Surroundings
ny tie pen of tie immortal poet LODg
frliuW, comes 4 copy OF the st. Landry
Trade Review, issued by Gur good friend
Lconce SandoZ, of the OpeioVsas Courier.
The edition is r:oiusely an! beautiful
" illustrated, the foremost OF the illus
uatlons consisting vi Il number Al the
ynEtll and beauty of temiane portion
of that city aud parish, tol vhlrI, the
state Is unted and especially hat portion
OF II. There also appears splendid bali
touc pictures OF a large nnnb@r Of the
business and professional Ncn Of the
city anu parish. with biographical
sketches, and an exhaustive and able
Wr'tc-nu of the city and parish, the
bnsirrss and social advantages and the
SpIcna'd opportunity the conniyy pre-
s"nts foi tn" Investment Of capital.
Ihe information contained theuin ia
sirl:ily truthful anl reliable. The
independent editor spent il year down
IN Chat country and can testify as to the
beauties OF the climate aud scenery, and
tue excellent opportunities offered for
investment of capital. The Trade Re-
view is al excellent work OF the printers
art, and 'Stlle Courier editor observes
much Gre it for his share ~ the work of
makinSoV SO beautiful ia Entertaining.
-lfF1hester, Qlllnnisl {ndrpepten'.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-01-16
st. Landry Trade Review.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

The Gazette has received Il copy of the
st. Landry Trade Review, an illustrated
descri ptiyc, biographical and historical
journal, published at Opelousas, La. 1t
is edited by Burr &Hami|ton and priut-
ed Icy Leonce SandoZ and presents a
very neat and attractive appearance
Farmerviie Gazette.
With grateful acknowledgements, the
associate editor of the Marksville
Enterprise notes the recei pt of copy OF
the St. Landry Trade Review, lhe credit
able Office work of which belongs to our
highly esteemed brother of the Opelou-
sas Courier, Col. Leonce Sandoz. This
publication, the execution of Messrs.
Rur & Hamilton, is one OF admirable
design; an extensive review of the in
dustrial and commercial life and Interest
of the little Forest City Of Louisiana,
illustrated with descriptive biographical
photographed and historical sketches
Of st. Landry Parish, its county site, and
the enterprjsing and public spirited citi-
ZeDs of that section Of the State. Ii is
souvenir which would reflect honorably
upon metropolitan establishment and
is we'll worthy of keeping.-Marksvill
Enterprise.
HANDSOME TRADE ED1TIoN.-Ope-
lousas Courier has just issued large,
ornate and valuable trade edition. 1t is
gotten out on elegant book paper the
print is plain and clear. the press work
excellent and it is an attractive publica
tion. On the first page is a,bevy of five
of st. Landry's beauties, and charming
The Opelousas courier., 1897-01-16
dec19-G
UDGNEN
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA
no. 1851
CORA C. CDMEAu, WIFE, VS.. MARSHALL
p. SrAGG, HUSBAND.

Plaintiff sues her husband Uhe ,iefeu.,antl
for anaunt OF her parapharnal rights, mo ey
received by him and property OF hers. convert
ed To his use and disposed OF. and ivr dissolu-
ton OF the community of acquc's and gains,
and for recognition of mortgages obtained by
re iStry of her claims
The evidence shows that her rights ell
danGcred. Defendant is sued by creditors for
moneys due by him
II is clearly shown by the evidence that the
defendant received four thousand one hundred
and ninety-twO and 44I10O dollars il, money for
his wife, and ii is also shown by the evidence
that he received four thousand four hun drs@5
and eiGhty-two dollars in value of stock: j. NJ
1t Is also shown that lie has dlspos d of al his
stock ana 1t is also shown that defendant can
not pay all his liabilities and it is also shown
that the plaintiff has caused to be inscribed tile
mortgage which law grants married women.
The law and the evidence being in favor of
community between her and her husband he
dissolved; that she resume administration of
her paraphcrnal estate; that she have Il judy
mcnt for eight thousand six hundred and sew
cnty-tour and 4iIlOO dollars against her hns-
baud that hcr mOrtgag be recognized for said
amount from eth Nov, 1894, to extent of six
thousand one hundred and iifty-eight and GfTI0O
fan'l November. 1896. And defendant is de:
ere, + 10 pay costs
Done, read and signed in open Court at
Opelousaa, this 2ath December. 1856.
The word dollars in above was inserted be
fore signing.
GILBERT l.. DI-PRF,
Judge l1th Jud. Dist. OF La.
II. +. ESTORGE, by. Clerk.
a true copy,
II. T.. EsToRGE, by. Clerk
Jan >, 1897.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-01-16

The general reunion Of Confederate
veterans will be held in Nashville on
the s2d, 23d aud Gath of June next, by
order of Gen. Gorden, Commander-in inc
Chief. The Nashville Exposition will
be under way at the time, which will
add greatly to the pleasure of the vet
erans. The delegation from Louisiana
will be unusually large, and will consist
Of the Major General Of the Louisiana
Division, with his staff, the First Regi-
ment Louisiana National Guard, and
hundreds of the Lost Canse. Railroad
fare will be at the very lowest figure for
civilians AS we'll as soldiers. and large
number of the former are expected to
go along. c.,
It has been suggested by some Of the
old Vets of II. E. Lee Camp No. "A, to
have the Sponsor aud Maids of Honor
of the Camp accompany The delegation
in body to Nashville at the reunion to
take place next June, and it is probable
that arrangements to that effect will be
made at the next meeting Of the Camp
on tile Goth OF February next.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-01-16
Port Barre,

EDI"OR COURIER:
Xmas ard New Years day passed off
here without any unusual demoDstra-
tion except liberal display of fire.
works. The Bazaar given Dec. 27 for
the benefit Of the church was quite
success, net proceeds amounting to one
hundred and forty five dollars. Messrs.
Davis Bernard, Frank Rogers and DR..
Jos. M6lacon Of Arnaudvillc, Messrs.
Louis Robin, F. A. DGjeap, Lucien
Buddy aud Edgar Smith, Misses
Edvise, CIemeuce and Marie Smith,
Mrs. Numa Robin and daughters
Octavie and Eme9ie of LeopviIe,
Messrs. Eugene Wartel'e, Hugh Evans,
Tony Wyble and Perrault Fisher,
Misses Ida Fisher and Ada Allen, Mrs.
Jos. Gil and, last but not least. the two
genial sons of our worthy Editor and
publisher Fred and Allen Sandoz-were
in attendance at the Bazaar on the 27th.
Messrs. j. r. MGlacon and Jos. Du-
bourdieu made flying trip to Opelou-
sas last Tuesday.
Miss Ida Callahan left Yesterday for
a short stay in Opelousas.
DR.. J. L. Corbett and wife spent
Xmas in Mamou with relatives.
Rev. Father Mailluchet visited Opel
ousas yesterday. Also Messrs. c. v.
D6jean and John Caillouet. Mr.. Ben.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-01-16
PETIT TON
PETIT ION
TO the 2. --aiaent and Members OF the
Police Jury.

! GENTLEMEN AT Il meeting nt The
| Merchants Exchange of ST. Landry held
on the 11tI inst, the undersigned Com
| mittee was appointed and its duties de
| fined as follows: To wait upon Il called
meeting Of the 0peIonsas Town Council
and to find out as 10 whether they would!
| not reduce the corporation License to
| "ne-haIf, provided that your Honorable
| body would 10 likewise. Weave pleased
| to state that t;in Council has agreed to
oar demand. We respectfully represent
aud hope that yo'l will give the subject
| matter careful Dtrus3i and cUnsiie
| alton.
| We cal! You; attention to the follow
| !rg taxes DOW imposed:
Corporation Criminal TaX.-...j mil!s.
N'aie lax ---.-- .--- % mills
| Cooperation IaX.....Jm mills
SchGo! Tax 2! mills.
Water Works Tax. ---5 mills
Take into consideration the late panic
and what it has caused during the past
year or SC financially. Remember that
tie corporation has aIleahy contributed
largely, and particularly note for the
paijsi, gond likewise Take first the
| mo!tgag &c that we have placed upon our
homes for eight yeaIs for the Court
House, then another mortgage of s wears
more for a High School. next for Water
Works to say nothing nt the heavy rate
Of Insurance compelled to be taken and
in some instances as high az s per cent
We submit that had the inha!,it-
ants of the corporation known that the
parish was coming in for an equal license
that the Water Works tax would not
have gone ,hHonsi..
We firmly believe shat the ui:.senr
taxes and licenses are excessive and
should be reduced. We firmly helieve
that 1t Will! be tie inhabitants II the en-
tire parish who will he the greatest
sufferers more SO than the merchants.
That higher prices will have 30 be added
on goods and the consumer will neccs-
sariiy haveto pay for it. That cnr state
constitution gives 10 You the right to
levy an equal license to that Of cnrpor-
alton and state, we believe to be an
oversight, and we have hope that it will
be remclied at its next meeting. In
this matter we appeal to you, which in
our opinion gives lis a right to, and wo
sincerely hope that you will carefully
weigh our grievances before voting
upon the question in your next meeting.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
j. X. Sandoz.
NJ. Firnberg.
A. Deitlein.
Approved 10y Board of Directors:
j. Lasalle.
j. X. Sandoz.
A. G. Skyles.
Isaac RoOs.
Jules MelancOn.
VIM. NJ. Thompson.
|. E. Shute.