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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-04

the Cottonwood dangerously near the
top OF the banks and repetition OF
last years flood is feared If the down
pour does not cease in a short time.
IL will be shoes thus week at the
Guthrie Cash Store.
The best cigars can be found at the
Postofiice Book Store.
Ladies, try Kenton baking powder.
For sale by all leading grocers.
Miss Anna Bigger, teacher of voice
culture, piano ana theory, Studio, lis
East Oklahoma avenue.
Have you seen the American navy
in the show window OF the Guthrie
Cash Store ready for the Slaughter
Mrs. Minnie Daley, who has been
here visiting friends for few days,
returned home to Perry last night.
Joseph Foucart, architect for the
new normal school at Alva, left for
that city yesterday TO be gone for ten
days.
Wanted Furnished room, south
front, first floor; not more than eight
blocks out. Address S. S., Leader
office.
High prices on shoes for men, women
and children will melt away under
our heavy fire this week.-Guthrie
Cash Store.
The shoe business must suffer this
week because of the superiority of our
navy. Every gun directed against
high prices. Guthrie Cash Store.
II you wish to know the names OF
our different warships see show win
dow of Guthrie Cash Store. Olympia,
in the center, is Admiral Dcwey's dag
ship.
The heavy rains of the last few days
have played havoc with the train
schedules Washouts are reported all
along this division OF the Santa Fe,
and ell passenger and freight trains
are running behind time Yesterday
the south bound Santa Fe was again
delayed five hours by washouts on the
road south Of the city.
Mrs. Martha Shoop, living east of
here, in Lincoln county, is in posses
sion of field glass bearing the in
scription of FitZhugh Lee, captured in
the Shenandoah valley during the
| civil WAT. ne X lass was pIcscuieu u
her husband by Lieutenant Jake
Shoop, Troop M, Fourteenth Pennsyl
vania cavalry, who died from wounds
and it has been preserved these many
years by the widow.
1t Is known in official circles that
two Spaniards, under assumed names
are in this territory, with headquar
ters in Guthrie, and are reporting the
formation of the regiment OF rough
riders now being formed in the south
west. Great interest is manifested in
Washington over the personnel OF this
regiment, and much is expected of il
as IL will contain the best riders and
crack shots Of this region, famous foi
it's man-hunters, and will be com
manded by officers who know nothing
OF fear The United States marshals
are spotting these emissaries of Spain
and as soon as sufficient evidence IL
obtained will turn them over to th'
authorities at Washington.
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CITY In BRIEF.

Judge Buckner was in Perry yester-
day.
A. T. Young, OF cedarvale, is at the
Okla.
Doc Reed of Perry wants to be
soldier.
j. r. Collivett, of Aurora, ILL.,, is at
the Capitol.
L. Irons, OF Omaha, Neb., was in the
city last night.
Dr. Ira b. Bartle, Of August, okla,
is at the Royal.
d. b. Wolfe, of Oklahoma City, was
here last night
Miss Amelia shoenhair has returned
from visit 10 Perry.
Lee J. whittinger, Of Purcell, was
in the city last night.
Everybody invited to the Guthrie
Cash Store this week.
w. A. Scheck, Of Atchison, Kans.,
was in the city yesterday.
The olympia shoe 81 90 this week
at the Guthrie Cash Store.
The Oregon shoe 5000 this week at
the Guthrie Cash Store.
The New York shoe $500 this week
at the Guthrie Cash Store.
The Massachusetts shoe $500 this
week at the Guthrie Cash Store.
DIR. Chas. N. Thomas will lecture on
Cuba at the Presbyterian church
May Q.
Wanted Woman to sew by the day.
Good wages. 023 east Noble.-Lula
Strang.
Tatum Fouts, who was here to join
the troop, returned home TO Newkirls
last night.
Your old machine counts for zig
money when you trade with Ralph
seAy. Rem-Sho.
The Cimarron river was six feet
above the normal level at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning.
Ed Smith, formerly in the grocery
business In this city, is now travelling
for st. Louis frm.
The townsite board is busy com
pleting the work Of proving up the
townsite OF Woodward.
Lawrence Hands is mad. lie cam,
down from Newkirk with his grit a
the lighting point ana the surgeon
wouldn't give him a chance az tn
dons.
Amos A. Ewing is here on tour o
inspection. His forte is oil, boil
lubrieating and Illuminating, and no
soldiers, as one might be led 10 infe
from his job, in these times Of war.
The residents Of the elbow are NOV
ing upon high ground as the long con
ltinued rains have raised the water q
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NIEADO POSTPONED.

Owing to the heavy rain storm and
temporary disarr angement of the elec-
trio lights, the Mikado was not given
last night, but was postponed until
tonight and tomorrow night, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights. All tickets
mold good for tonight's performance.
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PREACHER AND JET

Joined Together in a Trip TO the lansing
PeHiientidTB
Yesterday Sheriff Frank Rinehart
started for the pentitentiary at Ian
sing, Kansas, having in charge the
Rev. Harvey Penland, who was recent
ly convicted of forgery and given a
year in prison, also Cora Daisy, the
colored prostitute, who robbed far
mer in dive in this city and was sent
up for two years.
The Reverend Penland is a hypo
critical nonentity who should have
been sent to an asylum for feeble
minded freaks, while his sable accom-
paniment will long be remembered as
the cause of the recent grand jury up
heaval in Logan county.
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TO AID THE SICK.
The G,ah,ic Ladies Organi=e to ASSIST IL
soldiers.

The Gmhric Ladies Organize to ASSIST the
soldiers.
The ladies OF Guthrie are establish
ing a board to be in readiness to assist
the sick and wounded in the coming
conflict with Spain. Governor Barnes,
in his address Monday evening, re-
ferred to the movement and warmly
endorsed the work and referred TO the
sanitary commission, which was so
efficient in the late war, and promised
the boys the ladies would see they did
not suffer for the delicacies and the
needs of the sick room. Prominent
among the ladies who are organizing
the work aud who invited all to join
with them, are Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. r.
w. Ramsay, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Il. e.
Ball, Mrs. Judge Lowe. Mrs. Bishop
Brooke and Mrs. Rev. Buckner.
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NEW TEACHERS.
Just Que Hdlf Pass the Recent EnaWiina-
tiOn Held Here

Just Que Hdlf Pass the Recent EnaU,iHG-
tiOn Held Here
The work of grading the papers Of
the applicants for teachers certificates
by County Superintendent nodd, has
been completed, and out of thirty. four
who took the examination in this city
on Friday and Saturday last, seven
teen were granted permits TO teach.
The requirements for county instruct
ors has been gradually raised until
now Logan county is fully up to the
standard Of the best. Those who were
successful in the examination were:
Fannie Barney, Marietta Jennings,
Bessie Murdo,k, Maud Thomas, Edna
Thomas, Sallie Woodworth, Sadie
Wood dworth, j. c. Woodwork, o. Al
ton Thompson, X. Garrett, Rebecca
Mitchell, Claudia Hysell, Carrie Il.
Burnett, Bertha Periott, A. Il. Jack.
son, Geo. A. Glass, Mary Sloan.
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The Men lIcceried.

,1he roster of accepted men, by com
panies, up to last night is as follows;
Company 4.
Walter Joyce.
Albert NJ. Thomas.
Henry S. Crosley.
Roscoe p. Miller.
V. Dorsey Miller.
George Sands.
w. A. Faulk.
Frank Wilson.
Matthew Douthett.
Company q.
Theo Folk.
David Mcclure.
Ed Loughmiller.
Sidney johnson.
Company u.
William Fauer,
Elisha Freeman.
Company E.
o. q. Palmer,
VIM. Pollock,
Calvin Hill,
A. A. Luther,
j. ii. Proctor,
Clyde II. Stewart,
OlhTc ii. olcWdIls
w. o. Wright.
Company y.
L. Il. Emery,
Geo. Burgess,
T.. NJ. Hill,
Lyman Beard
r. l.. McMillin,
w. r. Palmer,
Cliff d. Scott
Jas. V. Honeycutt.
Company q.
George n. Norris,
Warren Norris,
Edward Shepp,
Marsello Newcomb
Fred Beal,
Leslie Chase
Company ~
j. NJ. Shockey,
Dick Shanafelt.
Company L.
Ira A. Hill,
Scott ReaY,
James Brown,
Dick Amrine,
Stan Whetmore,
j. Il. Wietzell.
Company Il.
W. s. Crawford,
1. j. David,
w. c. Cook,
Shelby Ishler,
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rverrbodX saya so.

t,ascarets Candy Cathartic, the 1st WOO.
ierful medical discovery OF the age, pleas
ant and refreshing 10 the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dtspel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and bilious Iess. Please buy and try a box
OfC. g. G. to-day; 10, p, so cents. Sold ana
Guaranteed TO cure by all druggists.
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TALES OF WOE.
Poured Into he Guberhdtoridl Ear by Re
jected Aimy applicants.

The governors Office presented a
dismal appearance all day long yester-
day. AS the examination for volun-
teers in the cavalry progressed and as
piring youth was turned down, the de-
jected applicants repaired to the gov
ernor with appeals to him to intercede
in their behalf OF course, the gov
ornor can do nothing in the premises,
as every man must pass the required
examination before he can wear the
United States uniforms. However, the
recruits told the governor their tales
Of woe, and the governor listened pa
tientlY.
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Snap shots.

George Burgess was added TO ShaW,
nee's quota by Captain barrett, ana
company + now has her full repre-
sentation in the troop.
Tom Taylor, Jr., OF Perry only failed
because he was over height. Tom is a
good shot and swift horseman, but
he now wishes he had been sawed off
a little shorter.
Sidney johnson, OF Oklahoma City,
who failed on technical points before
the surgeons Yesterday, will have
another chance before the board today
and no doubt will pass. Sid is a good
boy and will make a splendid soldier
Lieutenant McGinnis says the only
bad result that he can imagine would
arize from the entire destruction oi
Spain's navy would be that the United
States would be morally bound to buy
every Spaniard in Cuba a pair OF gum
boots TO wade home to Spain in.
Captain Charley Barrett came over
from Shawnee with eight men from
Company f and only one OF the eight
fell by the wayside. Seven passed
safely into Uncle Sans charge and
Charley. who is a stickler for the best
wears u hInllt dh bik IN h'e h~'-' ~
as broad as his comradship in conse
queuce thereof.
An erroneous impression prevails
that the officers appointed by the gov
ernor for the troops do not have tt
st nd an examination for physical de
fects. The officers have TO go through
the same routine of preliminaries al
the private, a little more latitude be
ing allowed in regard to height anc
weight being the only difference.
Captain Neal, Of Company Il, Paw
nee, captured the banner for the bes
set of men before the recruiting OH
GER His original detail arrived here
one man short out he substituted
another man and had the satisfaction
of getting the whole eight safely pas
the scrutinizing eye OF the examining
surgeons. Pawnee is all right-and 81
is Captain Neal.
Charlie Hunter, of Enid, lacked jus
one quarter Of an inch in reaching
soldiSry goal yefterday. Physically
the doctors pronounced him perfec
and Charlie for awhile foundered II
the sponge OF joy, but in fatal mo
ment, he failed TO keep his feet to
| gether when measured for heigh
| ard lest out. Hunter sobbed like
child and then went TO bed. he will
don padded wig today and try again
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Call at No. 10 Oklahoma ave.

Call at No. 10 Oklahoma ave-
nue., between Division and First
streets, for fancy Groceries,
QueensWare, Produce, Candies,
Cigars and Tobacco. We have
just opened at our new location
and are prepared TO fill all
orders in our line at very low
prices for good goods. Goods
delivered free TO all parts OF the
city. Phone rs. ID. Ill. GOOde,
No 40 Oklahoma avenue.
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Eighteen more men are wanted ana
will be supplied today out OF hundreus
who are not only anxious but Wlio 10
60 TO the front. A regiment could De
recruited in this city alone, but the
governor, in a spirit OF absolute iair
ness, has allowed the company com
manders the privilege Of sending home
for more recruits to take the places OF
those unable to pass the surgeons SO
that all companies could have their
full quota Of men.
Soon the boys will be on their way
to get a whack at the Spanish and
with the field officers thai are provided
for them the regiment will give good
account OF itself.
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W.R, Mofitt & Co.,

1Ie E. OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
8 10 can California Pears, los.
3 10 can California Apricots. iOc
3 10 can California Goose berries, los,
3 10 can California Black berries, 1Os.
10 can California Plums, i0c.
10 can Pork aud Beans, Sc.
/ 10 can Pork and Beans, 4c.
3 10 can Missouri tomatoes, DC.
Two 2-lb cans Illinois Sweet Corn, IS.
10 can June Peas, sc.
Two GLIB cans Oysters, csc.
10 can Oysters, &c
q 10 tin Mustard Sardines, 20,
y 10 Tin Oil SArdines, &c.
homeless Herring, per can, l0s.
Roast Beef, per can, l0e.
/ 10 can MacAroni and Cheese, So.
S los sun dried Peaches, csc.
lbs evaporRted Peaches, 25c.
IS lbs California Raisins, 81 90.
90 lbs Fancy RAisins, 81 90
10 Fancy Citron, l3c
| Anderson Jam, per can, DC.
Mince Meat per package, 7c.
| a 10 can Cocoa, l5s.
Sweet Chocolate, per cake, &c.
/ Premium Chocolate, per cake, l5c.
25 cz can X, q Baking Powder, l5c.
/ 3 10 Cartoon Crackers, eos.
Ginger Snaps, per ID Sc,
Shredded whole wheat Biscuit, 10,
lbs Broken Rice, csc
"A bars Rex Soap, 25a
10 bars silk Soap, 25c.
o bars Lenox Soap, 25c.
o bars White Russian Soap, csc
lbs best Soda, 25c
Dukes Mixture, per package, &c.
Yeast, all kinds, per package, 81.
10. Corn Starch, &c.
! 10 Gloss Starch Sc
Bulk Starch, per 10 A..
Corn Meal, per sack, 20,.
Cocoa Long Bar Toilet soap, g.
Small Galvanized Tubs, 40s
Medium GALVANIZED Tuba, 45s.
Large Galvanized Tubs, soc.
Japan Tea, per ID. 25e.
los standard Rio Coffee ESQ.
Bonito Package Coffee, Toe.
! | Lion and Arbuckle's Coffee, lle
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Imperial Council Mobiles Of he Mystic Shrine

Imperial Council Mobiles Of The Mystic shrine
Dallas, Ter, June ~, IS9S.
For the above occasion we will sell
round trip tickets to Dallas and Fort
Worth at the rate Of one fare for the
round trlp. Tickets on sale June 10
and 10. 1898 Final return limit Gt-
teen days from date Of sale. Continu-
GUS passage in each direction.
A J. CoRKNs, Agent.
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A VALUED GIFT.
First Lieutenant McGmnis the Recipient Of
a Fine Horse.

First Lieutenant McGmnis The Recipient Of
Fine Horse.
Chief OF Police Baxter yesterday pre-
sented to his foster son, First Lieu
tenant McGinnis, of the troop OF cav
airy now being raised here, splendid
thoroughbred horse, six years old,
that for style and beauty would be
hard to beat. Marshal Baxter feels
the same 1--we for Lieutenant McGin-
mis- that he would for a son and is
anxious for him to be in shape TO de
efficient service for his country in the
struggle now at hand. Lieutenant
McGinnis is one of the best fellows in
the world and doubly prizes his splen-
did mount because of the utility OF the
present at this time and also coming
from his generous and thoughtful
friend and foster father.
BALLARD's SNOW LISIMENT is the
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. II cures pain and intlamIna-
ton Of all kinds quicker than any
other known remedy. Price so cents.
Every bottle guaranteed. 25 and so
cents. Il. b. Lille 4 Co.
The Montgomery shoe, Si.9s, this
week at the Guthrie Cash Store.
The Kentucky shoe, sl.e5, this week
at the Guthrie Cash Store,
The Puritan shoe, IS cents, this week
at the Guthrie Cash Store.
The Yosmite shoe, SLIGO, this week
at the Guthrie Cash Store.
The Cincinnati shoe, S2.45, this week
at the Guthrie Cash store.
The Detroit shoe, si.ss, this week AT
the Guthrie Cash Store.
The Wisconsin shoe, Sl.35, this week
at the Guthrie Cash store.
The Minnesota shoe, So, this week
at the Guthrie Cash Store.
The Minneapolis shoe, sl.ss, thiI
week at the Guthrie Cash store.
See the Oxfords at the Guthrie Cash
store-75 cents, 0s cents and Sl.e5.
Ladies' hand turned shoes, as hne ai
silk, sl25.
Special sale on stationery at Lillie'i
drug store balance Of this week als'
great cut in price OF books
| Just look at our snow WINDOW Mon
day night, you will look no further
for shoes.-Guthrie Cash Store.
n Pnc Two packages Of all STANDARD
I/-IFN gums for cents At }. A
- AASs Forde's gum sale.
Ladies' extra fine vest tops, in black
oxblood, green aud tan; go this weel
at s. 49, These goods sell regularl,
at 50, S.. IS and ss.s0.
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James E. Vanderslice.
Pat Hennesscy Riaes.
John D. Rhoads,
Roy V. Cashion.
StHi,rdfer FOiWntecrs.
VIM. McGinty.
NJ Reno Volunteers.
Henry Lust,
VIM. Cross,
r. A. hulme.
Henry Mergher,
Albert Russell,
Andrew Jorden,
J. a Woodward
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ro uuRr A ooLp IN oNk pAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it
fails 20 cure $50 The genuine has
l.. h. O. on each tablet
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Water will be taken from the creek
to supply the city until further notice
III G. BARNEY, Water Com.
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SCORES OF SOLDIER BOYS
FAIL TO PASS.
STRINGENT EXAMINATION
REQUIRED by the war Department for En-
trance Into the oklahoma cavalry
setv,ce--uut oil II Recruits Only
60 Are sucoessfoi-Csvairy
WIN Likely Depart
for Te1ss Tonight.

Yesterday morning, promptly at the
bugle call, the business Of examining
the recruits, assembled in this city for
enlistment into the United States ser
vice, began. The mastering officer
Lieutenant Capron, OF the United
States regular army, had charge OF
all matters, and DR.. Wheeler, Of okla
homa City, and Dr. Barker OF this
city, passed upon the physical struc-
ture Of applicants, who passed in re-
view before the surgeons clad in the
same kind Of dress suit that Adam
wore when he courted Eve in the Gar
den Of Eden.
The examination was thorough and
complete Was there weakness Of the
eyes? 1t meant rejection. Badly
set features meant the same thing.
After humping and turning the
would-be warrior about, If no serious
defects were apparent, and weight
and height harmonized according to
a standard adopted in army circles,
the candidate would receive the glad
news that he was one OF the chosen,
Lieutenant Capron when seen last
night said: "Your company will be
composed of good men-men up TO the
average-and when they are in line
and have their uniforms on no fault
can be found with them" The lieu
tenant is a genial gentleman and a
splendid looking officer who is thor
oughiy conversant with his work, and
while there was more or less sorrow
depicted upon the faces of the
rejected men no charge of favorite.
ism or partiality was heard. His
rrst sergeant, e. Strecker, also praised
the men and said for volunteers that
they averaged way up.
The percentage of reflections was
about one-haf. Out OF III men pre-.
sented 60 were accepted. Company A,
Guthrie, had eight men and six were
accepted; company G, Oklahoma City,
eight and got four; company ID, Ponca
City, eight and got two; company Il,
Pawnee, eight and seven passed; com
pany +, Shawnee, eight and seven
passed; company G., King eight
and Eve were accepted; company II,
Perry. eight and two were chosen;
company ], Newkirk, eight and six
were accepted; company X, Enid,
eight and got FIVE. Stillwater's volun.
teer company only got one out Of eight
men past the surgeons. In nearly
every case there is an application filed
for rehearings by rejected men, and in
some Instances the company com
manders bave filled out their quota'
with raw man
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Madress Cloth

Eight choices of Turkey Red
Plaid Madress Cloth, so very
desirable just now for shirt
waists, 80 Inches wide, card
inal red ground, with plaids
in lavender, green and black,
soft as wool goods and good
at 1sc values; during this sale
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
l0c. DC. IL &. G. g. fail. druggists refund money.
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NO-To-Bac for FIFTY CenuA
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong blood pure. SOC. si. All druggists
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Imported Organdies,

In plaids, stripes and figured,
others ask 35c; during this
sale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
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BALLARD's SNOW LISIMENr is the
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. II cures pain and intlamna-
ton Of all kinds quicker than any
other known remedy. Price so cents.
Every bottle guaranteed. 25 and so
cents. Il. B. Lille q Co.
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\ Demonstration collection
of 30 pieces in Dimities, Ba-
tistes, Mourettes, Drettan, Ir-
ridesents and Lace. striped
effects, y inches and 80 inches
wide, printed in small and
large Howered designs in
those colorings characteristic
of spring, worth l2}6c and 15c
per yard, at only..........
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-02
A FORESTIC CIRCLE.
Session of the Grand Body of the Companions. of the Forest of
 America.

The Grand Circle of the Companions of the Forest of America met yesterday in annual session in the Alcazar building and was called to order by Grand Chief Com panion Mrs. Emma Harrington. All the grand officers, eleven in number, and a number of past grand officers together with the delegates from the forty-three circles in the State were present.
 The report of Grand Secretary Miss A. D. Bremen showed an increase of men- bership during the past year, also an in crease of funds in the grand and Subor- dinate. circles.
 The report of the grand chief con- panion was read and it proved well pre- pared document full of suggestions as to the future welfare of the order.
 From the report of the committee on the state of the order it appears. that the membership is 239S, that during the year eight new circles were instituted and that two were reinstated. : A motion to increase the initiation fee and to increase dues was lost.
 A vote of thanks was rendered the grand: chief companion for her uptiring efforts during her term for me better .ment of the order. and a vote Of thanks was rendered The Call for publishing in the fraternal departments news. ot the circles: creased from Il to IA and a number of changes in. the constitution to meet this change were adopted.
 The per capita tax for the current year
 The convention adjourned at o'clock panions exemplified the work of initiation before the delegates in the hall of Inter Nos Circle after which there was dance in Alcazar Social Hall. " -..