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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26
NOTICE.

Having withdrawn from the co-part-
nership doing business under the firm
name Of Brusgger Mercantile Co., be-.
speak for them my good will.
G.. a. W.TrNE1ER.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26

ORGANS 1s4s:t. R4anos, 81 s$seS Ss,'!!!?; up;
wanted. Catalogue Free.
Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, N. j..
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26

Halyor Thorson brought into the city
from his Nooson ranch tho other day .
hog weighing about 4cO lbs. which he
disposed of to s. ]. Mackersie.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26
E;RE?oGRAM +;
Public School Entertainment.

Public School g Entertainment:
l. Opening Chorus. School
2. Address,. ....................Verna Sharp
8. Garfield 1T Chattanooga. ii. Roy Field
4. Duet........Misses Stewart and Nelson
Rejected.
Aunt Jane.................... Nickey Freeman
Joseph. ........................"Will Harvey
Rehecca Hoover. Rarnfather
Motion seng.. Primary Pupils
Tel legraphing to Mama, Bell McChesney
Feast of Nations, Second Primary Pupils
TAELEAU.
Tester Song, Edna Bell & Pansy Stewart
I've Got Man to 81 ign the Pledge,
May Townsend
Milk Maid Drill ll...........S Sixteen Maidens
TABLEAU.
Miles standish.
Characters.
Miles Standish .Elme- Bergh
John Alden George Leonhardy
Priscilla Clara Nelson
Elder. Waldo Leonhardy
Messenger. Robert Bell
Earl Cartier
CounselOrs, &C.
Goodnight Drill.......;.... Primary Pupils
TABLEAU.
Admission, 25c; children, l5c. e.,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26

Beatty's Organs ssS S'sa qp%ssa: Ssisis4:
wanted. Address orr call, Daniel T. Beatty,
Washington. New jersey. i.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26
our Advertisemo onts,

:. study Z. oNr AdYeftisemSQnts, r z'''S
Il; i; sFhey paintaoitaa pleasant road. Ito.
.eeononaical purchasing. 5ss.Y Oh can. de-
pend upon their silceritv-stl1ey are gen
uine, and every statement as to quality
and price can be relied upon. As in our
store, so in our advertisements
assertion and price must be such as can
be substanciated by the goods them
selves. The goods must be in our store
as evidence. !. i. :.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26

O0A Ano Organs, 436 upwards.
uANVDS Sign painters wanted. Cat
alogue free. Address Daniel
:. Beatty. Warrington, New jersey
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26

q e k0 Every price mentioned here
y 4'oo secures a suit that cannot
@ M be surpassed at the price
~ N>'Oo SO perfectly rnade-so ab-
$1,000 ;s;:f:z ;s;:.,sS correct sa..5 i ,,ss: r.
G77 O0 ing; of elegance IN clothing,
& making Reasonable price,
that the selection of either lot will have
splended investment for you Our
prices on Oyercoats will surprise YOU
when you take into consideration their
lowness. Prices force conviction, No
argument necessary. ).
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-11-26

supt. Taylor. of the N. D. division, was
the moving spirit IN the prosecution of
the Great Ncrthern-Gluyas fence case.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
ON SANTA M.AIcA COURTS.
Brilliant Matches Mark the Closing
Day of the annual ennis
Tournament.

SANTA MONICA, CAL, july 3l.-To-
day closed the thirteenth annual tennis
tournament of Southern California, and
it should forever put to rest the old super
stition that tn rteen is an unluckv num-
ber, for from start to finish this event has
been brilliant success, and the galaxy OF
players from all points of this coast has
been particularly brilliant
This mornings play commenced with
the match in stmi-hnals oi nike doubles,
Miss Georgiana Jones and J. W. Wilson
VS.. Miss Marion Jones and o. 5. Plcher,
the LAT ter winning in score OF Go. 6-3.
The second match of the day developed
a deep interest among the spect ators ana
was warmly contested. Miss Giffen and
Cosby played against Miss Knight and
BumiIler. The score was 4-6, 6-1, 81
in favor OF Miss Knight and Bumiller.
In the afternoon society again returned
TO do honor TO her tennis experts. IhF
first contest was in the semi finals between
Miss Knight and Bumiller VS. Miss Shoe
maker and Freeman. Freeman's good
luck had not deserted him and he and his
partner won by a score of 6-2 6-3.
The next match was truly tug-of-war,
for Miss Shoemaker and Freeman were
ptted against Miss Marion Jones an !
Picher. This was one OF the best matches
of the tournament, and won great ap-
plause. Santa Monica's fair cnampi on
again won the victory. the score standi n e
6-1, 2-6, Ga in favor Of Miss jones and
Pic er.
With the exception of Miss Jones, every
one of the champion winners is from
Pasadena, and Pasadena players win the
major portion OF the prizes, although Lo
Angeles, Pomona and Santa Monica each
claim fair share cf The glory. Already
plans are being formed for next year S
tournament and work will be carried on
to make it another great event.
o-night the ournament ended in a
ball at Hotel Arcadia.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
Underwear and Hosiery.

At 25C-Ladies' Natural Gray Fleece
CL Lined Vests and Pants, seams
LdCIl all covered, sizes a, 5 and only.
garments made to sell for SOC.
AT 5Oc-Ladies' Natural Gray and Ecru
C. Egyptian Cotton Union Suits,
oult small, medium and large sizes,
seams covered, buttons across shoulder.
At .25-Ladies' Wool Union Suits,
the best make that buttons
SuiL across shoulder, white or natural
gray, all sizes, never sold less than sI.5o
regularly.
At lSc-Children's Vests and Pantlets,
in white or natural gray, flat
EdCn merino, sizes Io to ga; Boys
Drawers, sizes "a to 81.
At 15c-Children' School Stockings,
narrow or wide rib, fast black cot
Fdlr ton, double heels, toes and knees.
The best we've ever sold under 25c pair.
At 15c-Ladies' Imported 4o-Gauge
Hermsdorf Fast Black Cotton
Fdlr Hose, double soles and high
double heels, sizes 8 to 10. They were
bought to sell for 35o.
At 5OC-Ladies' Extra Fine Black
n. Cashmere Hose, double soles
rdiT and heels, very soft durable
stocking, sizes 8 to 10.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
Short Lengths
Fine Carpets.

We have still a few lengths
of nice Wilton, Body Brussels,
Administer and Tapestry Car
pets, in new patterns and
colorings, ranging in length
from 20 to 40 yards. If you
have rooms to carpet which
these lengths will cover we
will, to close them out, take
off q per cent from the al
ready greatly reduced prices.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with Dor.
ders to match, the 75c quality, ca.
Sperial this week at........ ............ OOC
Made, Lined and Laid.
Good Velvet Carpets, with borders to
match; also Velvet Hall and Stair Car
pets; regular at 81. 10 the yard, on
special this week for. r.................. QUO
Made, Lined and Laid
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
WINDoW-eLAss GOES UP.
Manufacturtrs ddUtnoe the Price A6ou
Four Per Cent.

Mdnufacturtrs IdUtnce the Price About
Four Per Cent.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 31.-The price
of window-glass has been advanced about
per cent by the manufacturers. The
new rate goes into effect at once, and is
10 continue until August 10, when proba-
bly, if the trade condition warrant it
another advance will be made. The new
discounts are as follows: For 5000 box lots
TO- 10 and ~ 1000 box lois. 20 and 10;
carloads, 20 and IN; less than carloads
so and 20.
The National Manufacturers Associa.
tion mas sent a communication to Presi-
dent Simpson Burns of the Window Glass
Workers Association, requesting a con-
ference on the question OF wages for the
next year.
uate was soon agreed upon, and the
conference will be held IN Chicago
Wednesday, August IL An advance in
wages will certainly be agreed upon at the
conference between the workers and
manufacturers commltte , but how much
cannot be predicted at this time.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
TERRIFIC BICYCLE SMASH UP.
Fifteen Crack hiders Entangied Our
ina lace at Cieveiand-Many
IRE seriously injured.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. July 3l.-A ter
rife bicycle spill was the main part OF
the handicap race at Scenic Park this
afternoon. There were fortv-four entries,
and the track being narrow, it was seen
from the start that it was overload q.
The riders were scattered over 4Oo yards,
so the pistol shot sent them away WITH
out much confusion. AS the scratch ana
other rear men came up with the leaders
punching began. On the fifth lap some
one swerved In twinkle fifteen riders
were in heap, and broken wheels and
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
kI0ndyke
Supplies.

In San Francisco your outfit will
cost not more than half the prices
charged in the outftting places in
Alaska. Our Mems Furnishing
Department offers special induce
ments, both in assortments and low
prices, on Klondyke outfits.
Mackinaw Goats and Pants.
B. .anket- lined Duck Goats.
blanket-lined Overalls.
German Wool Socks.
German Wool Mittens.
Heavy Flannel Overshirts.
Extra Heavy Underwear.
Reversible Combination Corduroy
and Leather Goats.
Miners leather Belts.
Mems Wool Hoods.
Men Wool Gloves.
Canvas, Leather-trimmed bags for
outfits, with straps and locks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
ladies' NeCkwear
and VeilinQ.

WASHABLE NEG CKWE AR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Collarettes and Fronts that were 75c
to 81 Is now marked to close 0Ec
out the stock on hand, EACH. ZOC
COLORED NECK RUCHINGS
in Swisses, Organdies and Batistes,
the small quantity that is now lift
from our large stock, which formerly
sold from 68c to SLIPS each, OSc
now reduced to................... ZOC
WASH Nk.LS-A large and well selected
assortment has just been re received from the
East. \, II that is new in Bordered Wash
Wells, white or cream, on sa,e Monday at
25c, 4Oc, 4Sc, 5Sc and 75C.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
TO MARK The CsA1UnY,s clone.
Hosc the Pop. Womid Har. tn Catholics
Com ordte the Ev-uf,

Commemorate the hv-nf.
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 31-Pope
Leo XIII, through Cardinal Jacobini of
Rome. has intimated his desire that
throughout the world extraordinary
Catholic religious services should be held
in commemoration OF the close of tie
nineteenth and the beginning of the
twentieth centuries.
Cardinal Jacobini has, therefore, ad-
dressed letter TO the heads of the church
throughout Chris stendom requesting their
cooperation N the project and asking or
cir assistance In promoting its realiza-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
Wash Goods
Half Price.

All of our Wash Goods,
the Organdies, Dimities
and Linen Effects, con-
ceded to be the prettiest
lines shown this season,
now marked at half price
to effect immediate clear
anCe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
ss%%s; ss's"ss Of Millinery M"sa 1ssa Cost. !sss

The new manager has marked down
untrimmed shapes in Straw for Ladies or
Misses to zoe, 25c, CSC and soc. They ocere
exactly double these prices.
All Trimmed Hats that now remain after big
season must go at any price. Original Paris Models
now s.. so, 49, 80, 81. 50 and S..
All Flowers now half price.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
ssys ssw to on Dressmaking S'''s Tos Il Here.

Our Dressmalzng and Ladies' Tailoring Department is
under entirely new management-New dressmaker, fine
one; new ladies' tailor Dull now-they wish to
make it busy and keep work hands all employed till
winter work begins Prices therefore lower than later
Fine Tailor Costumes order s4o $50 and 500 that later
will be Just $40 higher and Dressmakng way-ower
now than later.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
EDDIE BALD'S TICTORP.

Defeats Kiser, Cooper aud Gardiner at
Manhattan Beach.
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 51,-Eddie
Bald scored a decisive victory over Kiser
Cooper and Gardiner in the mile race at
Manhattan Beach to- day. Last week
Bald, Cooper and Kiser met in series of
races at Bay City, Mich, for purse OF
$1,000. Bald won one and Kiser another.
The deciding race was run to-day. In the
homestretch Bald and Kiser drew awav
from the field. Kiser commenced to
sprint on the last turn, but Bald drew
steadily ahead, winning by length in
2:1O, Cooper third and Gardiner fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

bleeding men rolled in the dust. Many
women in the stands tainted. e. u.
Thompson was internally injured; +. l..
Cowles' hip was dislocated; c. A. Cal
laghan will lose an eye. F. A. Rahbishaw
has an arm broken, and others are badly
injured. All the crack riders OF Northern
Ohio were in the race. Those who were
ahead of the smash-up finished regard
less of the disaster.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
OVATION TO ZEN EFCK.
Winner of the Diamond Scults at Hentes
Returns Home.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July BE. H.
Ten Eyck. winner of the diamond sculIs
at Henley, arrived from Europe this
morning. He says that his treatment in
England was wholly satisfac, ory an that
he has nothing to complain of. He leaves
to-day for Worcester, where preparations
have been made 10 give him a most en-
thusiastic welcome tonight. 1t is es.i-
mated that fully 5000 people will parlic.-
pate in The demonstration.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
ON The DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games in the
National League and Standing
of the Clubs.
BROOKLYN, n. Y. July 31.-Brooklyn ;

BROOKLYN, n. Y. July 31.-Brooklyn g.
New York 4.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 31.-Baltimore 8,
Philadelphia 2. -: -.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July 31.-St Louis 6, Louis
vile IL second game ST. Louis z, Louisville B.
CINCINNATI, OHIO July 31.-Cincinnat
3, Cleve.and g.
WAsHIN GTON, D. c., July 31.--washington
6, Boston z.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 31.-Chlcago z. Pitts
burp e.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
Sharkey Ltnqers om the Emerald ISL

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 31.-Tom
Sharkey, the pugilist was expected this
morning on the steamship St. Paul, and
several friends were on the pier to meet
him, but Sharkey was not aboard. Purser
Williams said ne saw Sailor Tom a few
weeks ago in Ireland. He's whipping
every body in sight and is in fine trim, /"
remar ked the purser, who is friend of
the pugiIist. Sharkey will arrive next
week 10 prepare for his fight with Maher.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
NO DANGER or DISRUPTION.
South tCestern Passen7rr Assocfa 10, !.
Win Maintain Rates.

Win Maintain Rates.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 31-Accordjng
to the Globe Democrat there is no danger
of disruption OF the Southwestern Passen-
ger Association. That paper says to-day:
Chairman Kent has succeeded in secur-
ing the promise of all lines to send repre-
sentatlves to a conference TO be held in
this city at the Planters Hotel on Thurs
day, August 5. The Southern Pacific, the
Atchison, the Rock Island, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, the st. Louis ana
San Francisco and the Gould lines, and
in TACT all lines interested in Texas busi-
ness, will be represented. There is every
desire to adopt measures for conserving
rates."
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
Three Bargains
in Draperies.

Nottingham Lace Curtains, very
large size, 3 yards by Sd inches,
beautifully patterned, taped all
around. In spite of the duty re-
Gently imposed we offer $500
them this week at. 49,. PAIR.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

GA Chenille Table Covers, the
good heavy SI.oo grade, in large
assortment of patterns and rich
colorings. On sale Mon -
day. OOC
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
ladies' Muslin
Under Garments.

This department under new man.
ager. He wants to make a record, so
cuts prizes away down. Fine Lin
gerie suffers most.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

Chenille Portieres, 3 yards long
not including the heavy knotted
fringe, 6 good colors, with artistic
borders, on special sale $3.50
this week at. ..... PAIR.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
sn s"m%es ass'ss' Garments n'ssti!s plIee[em.

sReduce! Reduce!'' Mark 'em so they'll sell
at once Don't have a garment left when the sea-
son ends-thats the managers cry now in this de-
partment Goods must be sold NOW. That which
was cheap last month is far cheaper to-day. Fine
garments suffer most.
SIS Taior-made Suits reduced
Szs Tailor made Suits all silk lined reduced Is 90
S2 50 Linen Crash Suits, reduced o......... LOO
Linen Crash Suits now reduced ESQ
Szs 90 Silk Foulard Dresses now reduced 1000
$40 Brocaded Silk Skirts reduced 645
ST. So Black Figured Mohar Skirts reduced to.. Las
SIs Silk Lined Serge Skirts now reduced $50
$40 Silk Capes handsomely trimmed now reduced to-. 1000
$40 Silk Lined Jackets now reduced to.......... SOS
g. 90 Jackets now reduced 95
7sc Shirt Waists now reduced dto............... .4S
A. 90 Shirt Waists now reduced dto.............. .9S
"a Silk Foulard Waists now reduced to.......... L9S
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
THE EMPORIUM.
NEW MANAGER

In the Millinery Department now--
one of the best mitliners IN the
West. He starts East to- -morrow to
buy the Fail and Winter stock, and
has issued orders to have no trimmed
hats left tohen he returns. He marked
them do,07s-aWdy dolC7s.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
F Four Gil Items, Deeply
Worthy OlN Price-Cut.

Beautiful Fancy Tafeta stripes checks and plads
designs choice coongs regular prices 81 90 and 81 10 Ec
yard Special at."....: y
Heavy Fancy Striped Tafea the correct thing for skirts,
combination of olorings, regular price 81 QEc
yard. Special OOC
Fancy jacquard Figured Silks in choice color effects
and popular designs, regular prices 81 and 81 OOc
Novelty Tafeta Faconne, very handsome designs and
choice colongs regular price and an extra value at 81 no
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

ST. I've. i12 (Perkins), to o1...................1
Spunwell l12 tClawsoL) 3 to .............
EThe Dipper IL 2 (Porter), eYen........-........S
lime, :031a King Max 1l2, Pocketbook 112
Vigent IL, Tinker liz, Princess of India 1O9,
also %Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
HdndkerChiefs.


no gloOss alloaosd to lsaOs the bonse
unless a perfect fit.
75C a Pair
Ladies Kid Gloves, with two patent
fastenings and embroidered backs, the
most popular styles, these colors-
:t. Black White, Modes,
~-...> Browns, Butter, English Reds
Tans, Pearl ox-bloods.
Sl.OO a Pair
: Two Styles Ladies' Kid Gloves-One
fine kid, patent clasps, black silk en-
broidered backs, for dress wear; the other
heavier weight pque- finished glove, z
patent fastenings, made expressly for
shopping or street wear. These are extra
value. The colorS are
Golden Browns, English Reds, Butter-Pearl,
Rel Tans, Seal Browns, White and
Ox-hoods, Light Tans, Fast Black
:: Real Jouvin & Gle Gloves for which we
are exclusive agents for the Pacific COAST
at these cut prices for few days only
+ an styles in $500 quality no1c...Si.5O
! .AH styles in SITS quality no1c...Sl.25
..4H styles in $3.50 quality noro...Si.25
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 31.-AIthough the
conditions were bic, but two favor.
ties managed to win at the fair grounds
to-day. While at the post in the fifth race
Belle Diablo ran away for a half mile
throwing her rider, Frost, whose leg was
broken. The weather was clear and track
fast.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
FIVE n-o@ Colo BARGAINS
GREAT LII CSS OOOUS TOMORROW

eRfAI DTeSS OOOuS TOMORROW.
Stylish Chevron Suitngs, in the autumn coongs in
rich two-tone effects, width inches, good value OO
35c yard. Our special price ZOC
Neat and effective Atwood Cheviot Mixtures, especially
suited travelling purposes width 40 inches good
value at yard Our special price Monday and this
week OOC
AWool Suitng in cloth check effects, excellent fabric
for tailor made garments, width 81 inches, value 75c En
yard Our special price this week. OOC
VERY SPECIAL BLACK DRESS GOODS OFFERING
Al-woo Figured Satin Princess 3S inches wide, choice
of IS pretty designs, dust repelant most sasfac Ok
tory wearing fabric Special this week OOC
5onch Bradford Figured Mohairs, designs in this
lot and actually worth 81 the yard Our very special Gn
price lniS week WV
Hundreds of Coloyd Dress Goods at one
third TO onshaLf off regular prices.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
Special Q1onl/n4c And Other
Sale of k1uu11NCC0 BeddinQ.

To the first will sell 100 pairs of 64xSo inch
California White Wool Blankets, splendidy fin , ~
shed, for-per pair. pol
Only tuo pairs to single customer.
Full size Comforers, sikone covered zephyr stitched
edges filled with fine corded white cotton go spe- l
cal sale tomorrow, each Ol.ZO
45x36 inch Hemmed Pillow Gases, made of good muslin
without dressing, dry roned and torn by hand. Special m
nlS week dL......... W.
Extra Large Sized Crochet Bedspreads, pearl hem
med Marseies patterns. On special sale this week pII
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-16

The Hon. a. p. Staples in the Rich
mond State has the following to say
about the proposed constitutional con-
vention:
The proposition is grave and serious
one. Constitutional conventions, on nc-
count of their vast powers, are always
more or less dangerous Guided by safe
and conservative men, they are health
full and beneficial i'll their results, remor.
ing from the organic law of the State
those eXcrescences that progress leaves
behind it at every step, and remedying
those defects that can be discovered
alone by experience; but guided by un-
safe and radical men, constitutional con.
ventions are more or less nlarmingly
hurttul to the body polite, disturbing
certain policies on which business inter
ests rest and upon which public peace is
dependent, tearing down protective bar
riers which the past history of govern.
ments has demonstrated to be necessary
or organic laws. and experimenting with
new and untried theories.
Had the Hon. Staples stopped here he
would have left nice little monument
to his intelligence and patriotism, but be-
fore he closes his communication he gives
lis to understand that he will bow ,n.
whimperingly to the boys who turn the
crank and walk up and cast his vote for
n convention.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-16
b. AND l.. ASSOCIATIONS.
What Chief Justice Snodgrass Says About
Them

Them.
Chief Justice Snodgrass, of the Tennes-
see supreme court, has written letter TO
j. II. Bible, general attorney for Chat.
tanooga building and loan association,
concerning the decisions of his court in
such matters, which will he of interest
to the public. After referring to the
questions asked by Mr.. Bible, Judge
Snodgrass says:
Replying briefly. would say that the
decisions of this court, remote and recent,
have been uniformly to the effect that the
legally chartered building and loan asso-
cations which make legal contracts in
their business, were entitled to the pro-
lection of the law, us construed from the
Patterson case in 14th Lea, through all
the succeeding published opinions of the
| court. There has been no change in the
law ny any construction OF ours, ut Knox
! VILE or elsewhere. 1t has occasionally
been our fortune or misfortune to find
| some building and loan associations max.
| ing illegal contracts, as we have found
| Individuals doing. In such cases, whether
| Il building and loan association or individ
| uals, We have declared the contract lille
| gal We have in no case decided any
| question adverse to the legal contract of
! IL legally chartered building and loan as
socaticn, otherwise than decided in the
cases published, and with which all of
them are familiar. In ether words, SO
far as the law IS concerned by which they
are organized and controlled, there has
been nothing new decided in respect to
building and loan aassOcintions whatever
reports may exist to the contrary, rs in
dictated in your letter The court has
difficulty enough to get by specific direc-
ton correctly reported what is decided,
and it is of course impossible for it TO
control the version of those who, from
| nattention. mistake or selfish purpose,
may be led to misunderstood or misre.
port the decisions OF the court. Whether
anything of this kind has been done or
not, do not know and I must not as
sumo. 1t is sufficient to say that the
court itself is unconscious of having in
the slightest varied the general law of the
subject as announced in the various de-
cisionS -