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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-09-07
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Wheat-No. l northern Gle.
No. 2 SOC.
Tell them Teddy's comm.
L. H. Bentley has a good farm
for rent.
Fresh canned oysters at Schad
4 Co.'S meat market.
Mrs. I. D. Aldrich and babies
have been visiting Milbank
friends during the week.
For Rent-A quarter section
Of land in Alban township. In
quire of the Bury Bros.
Messrs. Malsed & Williams
took q shipment Of cattle to the
cities Monday, and will look over
the state fair while on their trip.
Mrs. Spellman of Montevideo,
and little daughter Helen have
been enjoying g visit to Milbank
since Wednesday, the guest OF
Mrs. E. S. Healy.
Messrs. Reuben Black ard G..
H. Kimball of Vernon took Tues
days train for the Minnesota
fair w. w. Reeve and wife also
started on the same errand.
B. G. Burr, Of Naperville, ILL.,,
who moved to that place last win
ter returned to this city Wednes-
day to look after his farming in
terests in Grant county.
The ladies OF the Swedish
Lutheran church will give an ice
cream social on Saturday eve
ming, on the platform of the Pew
implement Company. Allare In
vited.
Mrs. w. Tonge, of Mime
apolis, who had been on q short
visit to friends at Webster, re-
NAMED over Sunday with Mil
bank friends, being the guest OF
MIS-. U. w. Prevey.
B. w. Brokaw, eye specialist,
aud optician will be at Nelson 8
drug store at Milbank the Ind
OF every month. Eyes examined
free-A written guarantee with
every pair Of glasses.
Miss Jennie Hoyt, of Minneap-
OILS, is visiting her cousin, Geo
W. Merry and family. Miss
Hoyt has been in the employ OF
VIM. Donaldson & Go. at the
Glass block for seventeen years
as cashier and in the mail order
department..
Fred Phillio, who went up to
the Bowbells country in North
Dakota ia the early summer, IS
down on q visit looking after his
interests here. Fred likes the
country up there and although
this has been an extremely poor
year on account of drouth ne
thinks it will come out all right IN
the long run. He expects to re-
turn north right away.
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There will be caucus of the Repub-
lican voters of the Third ward of Mil
bank held at the Court House on
Thursday, September 13, at 8 o'clock
p. M, for the purpose of electing
seven delega ates to the county conven-
tlon on the 18th. Polls will be held
open one hour.
John TRIYRAN
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second Ward Caucus.

There will be caucus of the Repub-
lican voters of the Second ward of
Milbapk held at the City Hall on
Thursday, September 13, at 8 o'clock
p. M, for the purpose OF electing
seven delegates to the county conven-
tion on the 10Th. Polls will be held
open one hour.
EFFNER BENEDICT.
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JOHN TRURAN.
Announcement. A

I have been urged to allow my name
to come before the republican conven-
tion for nomination to the Office of
Register of Deeds, and have consent
ed. As | make my living from hard
work on the farm it is not possible
for me to make . personal canvass
of the county at this busy season of
the year, hence this announcement.
Very respectfully,
C. S. AMSDEN
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airnan.
First Ward Caucus !.

There will be caucus Of the Repub-
lican voters of the First ward of Mil
bank held at the St. Hubert sample
room on Thursday, September l3, at
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing five delegates to the county
convention on the 18th. Polls will be
held open one hour.
JAMES BRANNON.
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Madison Caucus.

A caucus Of Republican voters OF
Madison township will be held at the
home of John Swanson on Thursday,
Sept. 13, at p. m. Polls to be open
one hour.
JOHN SWANSONN, Chairman.
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Republican Club.

Republicans interested in the
organization Of q republican club
are requested to meet at the
court house next Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock for the purpose
of organizing. By request Of
many republicans.
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A caucus of republican voters of
Vernon township will be held at the
Schei school house on Thursday, Sep.
l3, at O'Clock p. M. to elect four
delegates to the county convention.
JOHN ERICKSON,
Chairman
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MclrOse Caucus !,

A Caucus of republican voters of
Melrose township will be held at the
Bennett school house on Thursday,
Sept. 13, at 2 o'clock p. M, to elect
four delegates to the county conven-
ton.
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Oysters at Schad & Cos meat
market.
Regular meeting O. E. S. Mon
day evening next. All mem bers
requested to be present.
The ladies of the Benevolent
society will give a Toasting Party
on the school grounds Tuesday
evening, Sept. II, to which all are
invited.
The family Of F. w. A. Poppe,
after three months stay at their
summer home on Big Stone
lake, moved up to the city last
Thursday.
The ladies aid society will
make a visit to the farm home
of Mrs. Farnham in Alban town
ship, on next Thursday, Sept. 13.
They expect to start about $50
a. m, and have dinner at the
farm.
The editor has been playing
sick for week past, and for q
portion of the time made a very
successful feint at it, and as q
consequence has been obliged to
somewhat neglect his usual du-
ties.
Albert, a son Of John Chambers,
has wandered away from home.
The boy is about nineteen years
of age, but does not look more
than Is, and is not bright men,
tally. The boy has been gone
about three weeks, and Mr..
Chambers would very thankfully
receive any information of his
whereabouts or reward any one
who would bring him home, as
he is very uneasy in regard to
his whereabouts.
Attention is called to the very
fine list of premiums to beaward-
ed exhibitors at the coming
carnival. This is only q partial
list of the awards, and q large
number of premiums are yet to
be added. The full list will be
printed during the week. Elk
hibitors will do well to note that
one of the conditions which must
be complied with is that all COM
peting articles must be enter
ed by 5 clock the first day. No
deviation from this rule will be
allowed.
The blind orator from Texas
gave u democratic talk at the
opera house last Saturday. The
gentleman is an excellent speak.
er, and there is no question but
that il he had subject on which
he could enthuse people he
would make a mark, but the
present principles of democracy
are anything but engaging to the
average patriot. It is said that
at the conclusion Of the speech a
Bryan club was formed, but we
have been unable to find out who
the officers or members are;
we cant blame them for wanting
to keep the thing as quiet as
possible.
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TNOR SALE-Brood SOW with nine pigs, seyeD
il weeks old, 30 wether lambs. sulky piow,
gang plOw. w. E. RAYMOND.
Twin Brooks.
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TTOTEL TO LEASE AND FURNITURE FOR
III Sae-Its q money maker Enquire at
this Office.
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TNOUND-A lady's cape. Owner can have
E same by calling on E S. HeaIy and proving
property
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r OST Dog.-A setter puppy, months old,
il Ibody white. care and part Of head brown
Last seen At John Martens crossing Finder
can get liberal reward. Aapply to
H. Hollands
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All baby shoes-sizes from
to 4t-for half price at
ANTELM MAN S.
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MULES FOR SALE-Good span Of mules
Nl gyesrs old, for eale on time at Sl75 or $3.50
each. SIMON G.. SoRENsoN,
Mlbank s. d.
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TNARMS TO RENT-Two farms OF half sec
II ton each TO rent. Horses and mach nery
for same will be sold on essv terms to good
renters w. q. SToRLIE, Revillo, 5. Oak.
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CSTRAYED AWAY-From my premises II,
- miles southeast OF Twin Brooks three
epring calves. CARL ZEcH.
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TAR. J 4. .FREEBORN--Speci ciaiist-Dieease
- frye Ear, Nose and Throat-At Orton
vile ast four days OF each month.
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TAR. ROSS THE DENTIST Has the room
IL over Johnson 3 Clothing Store, and is in
he tirst fifteen days Of each mouth
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WY /. MCBRIDE, D. s.
w Successort DR. w. G. Ashton, will be
IN his office, in Milbank, from the Let of
the month to the 22d. Bridge work speciality.
All work guaranteed.
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rtme rable IL L. ID. Division G. M.
Il st. r. Railway.

r,me rabie II. 4 ID. Division G. N.
x st. r. Railway.
GOING EAST.
Passenger II :5sa N
F,eieht-Daily ex. sunday. ............ LOS . m
Through Freight-Daily. ................ 400 m
GOING WEST.
Paesenger-DRily. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 m
Psssenser- Daily ex. sunday, Arrive. lop m
Through Freight. t...... ....-....-. SAB m
way Freight ........................1l: 80 m
sIssEroN LINE.
Leaves ilbank. Observation-Disclosures. 200 a
Leave Wilmot. Observation-Disclosures. $50 m
Arrive Sisseton.. ................-. S:SO m
Leave Sisseton .lO:30a m
Arrive " 90
These trains run Daily except Sunday
nR ROSS THE DENTIsT-Has the room
IL over Johnson's Clothing Store, and is in
he frst fifteen days Of each mouth.
HR.JA FREEBORN.-Spec
~ ofEye. Ear, Nose and Throat-At Orton
Vile ast four days OF each month.
WY I. MCBRIDE, D. D. s.
w Successor to DR. w. G.. Ashton, will be
IN his office, in Milbank, from the Let OF
the month to the 22d Bridge work specialty.
All work guaranteed.
1TRAYED AWAY-From my premises II.
- miles southeast OF Twin Brooks three
eprng calves. CARL ZEcH
TNARMS TO RENT-Two farms OF half a sec
II ton each TO rent. Horses and machinery
for same will be sold on essv terms to good
n RAvy In ha
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Vernon Caucus

w. LoWTHIAN, Chairman
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Individual Prizes.
n. J . BLEsER,

Gives China Plate. value 81. for best plate of
largest Apples raised in Grant county.
China Tea Pot, value 81. for second best-as
above
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Third Ward Caucus !.

EFFNER BENEDICT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
WILL BE ARRESTED
All Boys Caught Bathing within City
Limits Without suits On.

Chief of Police Cubbon yesterday issued
instructions to the entire police force to
Immediately arrest all boys cought bath
ing within the corporate limits who were
not attired in bathing suits. This order
is the result of numerous complaints from
the residents in the neighbOrhood Of
Twelfth and Biting, where it seems the
boys have converted a portion Of little
river into a ''swin1min' hole Since the
bathing season opened boys, ranging in
age from u to 20 years, have daily con-
gregated at that point. They made no
pretense of covering their nakedness and
seemed TO dedlight in using boisterous
and profane language to the end that it
became a nuisance to the people in that
locality. In some instances gardens have
been trampied and destroyed. Vegetable
products have been pulled up and other
mlschievous and lawless practices indulg-
ed in A written complaint was sent 10
Chief Cubbon yesterday and he imme-
diately ordered the arrest of every person
who is found guilty of this practice in
the past The chief says the boys can
battle there, but they must don bathing
suits and keep within the limits of law
and decency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
TO STOP EXPECTORATlNG
Councilman Dewey Will Fight for
such an Ordinance

The proposed ordinance providing for
the prohibition of the vile habit Of eX-
pectoratng in the street cars viii proba-
bly, come up at the next meeting of the
city council There are none who will
not support movement Of this kind.
While complaints of this kind have not
been frequent, the ordinance is a precau-
tionary measure against such violations.
Councilman Dewey Is an ardent support
er Of the proposition and to a reporter
for the Eagle he said yesterday:
While but few complaints have been
made, I have seen people sit in street
cars and use the floor for a cuspidore,
and 1 think 1t is the most disgusting
sight I have ever seen Men who have
no more moral deeency than to sit in a
car and spit amber all over the floor for
the ladies Il mop up with their skirts,
is not lit to be c,assed among human be-
ings and should cast their lot among
hogs"
Mr.. Dewey is also contemplating a
movement prohibiting splitting on the
sidewalks. II IS not allowed in other
cities. and Dir, Dewey believes it should
not be allowed in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14

raised from 81 % 81 per acre. Tne board
has done = great desl Of work since ne
rrst 0, last week, when the ussettnH BE-
hza. rhey expressed = as the,r cpiaIora
las, night that although tssre we're ~
many thiaEs Ea1a would stars esaa Il
Ing yet TIE tax assessment. as whole.
vas n better eo56ition than ever be-
ss-s- Tns-s are stf,l many Improvements
watch rn.xat - zsz3s. sst- - coDssdera-
usa % the sscr; ,izss allowed ihe oosyt
II zhlcA t. s-usl.re the taxes .rsey ts-
neved that thlaER wsse Ell n 4 very
good oor9iTloa-
-Ae board sls5 seat ts'o Psrsons % he
Wichita Eosp "a al ~ sxpeEzs q t@s
county. Oze & thel : a. o55 Isz
aAzsd whitlock. EAa hss lvs3 Ter 7esg
years asar NJ Hope Ee ls zfsictsd WIta
a ch-ont- sore q. oas ksss za3 IS ne
lives r. himself. !. SCI 49, &c EEs q TIE
proper care, rs cehsE pztisat = sog
ron zezy Csea4ey azzes DaS2a, E5e Ess
ruz over b. = I5asea eaSoa Soass tNo
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
CARS HAVE BEEN SHIPPED
Manager Nelson TeIegraphed That
Eour " ere Starred Inst Meek

Il is likely that the street railway com
paay will receive four new summer cars
within a very short time. The officers
here received a telegram from the fac
tory at Newark, Ohio, stating that they
had been placed on board the cars ready
for shipment on June g. They Will arrive
over the Frisco road, but Manager Mel
son of the street car company inquired
at the railroad office here If they had
heard anything from them and the answer
came: eve have not" L is the suppo-
sition that they have been delayed in
transit at some point on the road.
The company IS having no little trouble
in getting its cars he-c and Manager Mel
son figures that if he gets the fun order
here by Christmas he viii be doing wen
The company contracted for ten open
cars. four Of which were to have been de-
Hvere5 on March Is. two on Mach g
and the remaining four on April .. Up to
date none Of the last order have been de
livered, bat the patrons Of the road can
rest>assured that the blame can IN no re-
spcct be attached 20 the management as
the officers have done everything in their
power to equip the line with all the latest
improvements
Providing the weather permits Manager
Nelson says that he viii have cars run
ming into The park by next Sunday The
rails were laid en- the new bridge recently
erected by the company in the park and
the work viii De finished as. soon as pos
sibIe The inclement weather has inter
fered somewhat with the Progress OF the
Improvements. The West Side line having
5sen extended 70 Friends university,
Ears viii be run to that institution as
.--r = The wIras ar sLrung
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
FRANK THIPPs OF COLWICH RE
CEIVEs WOUND IN NECK
Was Brought to Wicnita Hospital
Yesterday for Treatment,

Frank Thipps. son Of a farmer living
near Colvich, was accidentally shot in
the neck yesterday. He was brought to
Wichita yesterday afternoon and placed
in the city hospital. where he will be I'M
der good medical treatment. Dr. Jordan
has charge Of the case and he says the
patient will recover, although the wound
is quite severe and painful
The young man was out hunting with
compar MON. While they were walking IN
the road the companion shot at some
game and hit the Thipps boy, he having
been in direct range. 1t was purely acct
dental. The gun used was small rifle.
The ball entered just below the left ear.
only narrowly escaping the jugular vein.
The bullet lodged on one Of the bones,
and as the boy is resting easy the ball
will not be extracted until this morning.
Had the lead penetrated the jugular vein
he would have bled 10 death After the
accident he was taken to his home and
later brought to Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14

ssa Tole-, one OF the leading actors
who played with the Corse-Psyton Com
edv. company in the east last season, has
returned home Next year he VIII play
IN Brooklyn exclusively. where Mr. Pay
ton has a large theater
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
SAFE BLOWN OPEN
Robbers Secure Money and
Checks at Florence, Kan.
CAPTURED AT AUGUSTA
One of the Gang Thought to
be a Wichita Boy.

A safe in one Of the leading hard
ware stores in Florence, Marion county,
was blown open some time Tuesday
night 1t is supposed that the safe was
opened some time between y o'clock and
daylight No clue to the parties was
found at that time and Immediately after
the robbery was discovered kilograms
were sent out over the state in hopes
that something might turn up The safe
contained considerable money, most Of
it in silver. and this was in a coin sack.
There were also a number of checks,
which had been cashed during the af
ternoon after banking hours. Just what
all Of these amounted to, or how much
money was in the coin sack could not be
learned, but it was supposed to be quite
a sum.
Last night ex-Sherif Sidney Brakeman
OF Butler county was in the city and re-
ported that two men had been captured
at Augusta yesterday morning about 8
o'clock by City Marshal Charles Donnell-
son. A telegram had been received by
Marshal Donnellson earlier in the morn
4JSs lGlllllS OI TIC T iOi CAlN0 diLdils anu
when the morning freight train came in
on the Santa F'e, he was there looking
for suspicious characters. Before the
train came to a standstill two men jump
ed from box car Immediately in front
of him, and when he commenced asking
questions concerning them and their des-
tination they gave him no satisfaction.
but only asked about the Frisco train
for Wichita Marshal Donnellson piled
more questions and one Of them became
angry and attempted to make a gun play.
On this move by him Marshal Donnellson
arrested both Of them and Immediately
placed handouts on them. After being
taken up town they were searched and
about $40 or $50 in silver in coin sack
and a number Of checks on different
banks for various amounts were found
In addition to these, the men had in
their possession several revolvers and
watches, supposed TO have been taken
from the store. Marshall Donpellson i'm
mediately telegraphed the authorities at
Florence, and the men were taken 10
that county last night.
It was thought at Augusta yesterday
that these men were connected with the
safe robbery which recently occurred at
that place, but nothing definite is known
A man claiming to be from Wichita and
who Is now running a nerry-go-round IN
Augusta, said yesterday that they were
Wichita boys. but the Wichita police
claim to know nothing in regard TO their
identity. The authorities here learned Of
the robbery early in the day and were
on the alert for them.
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OFFICERS WERE P0WERLESS
900 Harvest Hands Take Charge OF a
santa Re Freight

Charley Walker the Santa Fe station
agent AZ Hutchinson, was in the city yes
terday and told his experience with a
crowd Of harvest hands who were beating
their way over the line. Tuesday a gang
% 800 hit ;he town from all directions.
and as they were out OF money they were
bent on getting 10 the center of the
wheat belt by stealing their wsy on the
train. Al atterp, was made "a get on
the California fast freight but being IN
successful they took charge Of a local
freight and issued orders 70 suit thsm-
selves. Ascent Walker AID the train mea
were under orders. and they triei -
eject them, hut without success The Of
hcers % the road were appealed to by
telegraph for Instructions and orders
we're issued 70 solicit the assistance OF
the sheriff and his deputies This was
done. and with the aid Of she entire po-
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lice surveillance the buns would not
bu6 o. an inch. They gave It out good
and strong that they wanted work and
were going to ride on the train il it NOV
ed, and they did. Being greatly outnum-
bered, the officers were simply power
less as the men were in position to re-
sist to the bitter end any attempt to ar
rest them. Almost every season the rail-
roads have such experiences. Two years
ago the officers in Wichita had similar
trouble with a gang Of harvest hands
who had taken charge Of a Santa Fe
train Unless the number is too large the
railroad men do not attempt to put them
oef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
EASTAD0lTl0N TORN DOWN
MetropOIe Hotel improvements Con
tnue--W VIII ENcagatc SoOn.

Workmen have about completed tear
ing down the east one-story addition 20
the old Metropole hotel. and as soon as
the debris IS cleared from the ste. work
viii be started on the touadaroa eXcaya-
ton for the purpose OF building the ad-
dillon full four stories. Il Wil extend to
the alley on the east = new roof is also
being put on the main building. and while
ali Of the changes have not yet been de-
cided upon. the interior of the hotel is al
ready unrecognizabIe afr. Hamilton. the
new proprietor. Is SIN charging on the
plans and when the remodeliag is COM
pieje Wichita people win net know the
place. Mr.. Hamilton intends 10 MAKE the
dining room ard kitchen he best in the
state. A. present the first aoor IS a.
most Quilted.
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STUDENTS MAKE RESOLVES
wichita Commercial students Organ
5Ze Az inst T.. garettes.

The students of the Wichita Commercial
College have formed an anti-cigarette So
ciety which is now in operation. over 200
Of the scholars also signed resolution TO
totally abstain from the use of the vile
habit of cigarette smoking. The declara-
ton is the result of the article in last
Sundays Eagle on the City Regulator
The amends made in this young set Of
students is worthy Of considerable com
rnendation. The object Of the society IS
to promote the interests OF the anti
cigarette movement, believing that the use
of the weed is injurious TO health and i'm
pairs the mind The motto OF the society
is Anti Cigarette Now and Forever
The following is the declaration made
by the students Of the college:
ANTI-CIGARETTE DECLARATION.
we. the students of the Wichita Com
Inercial college, realizing the evils to
which cigarette smoking is leading our
young men and knowing that it is an
evil habit that destroys the mental and
physical powers of a young man, and
that il has a tendency to lead him into
bad company.
Therefore, to guard ourselves against
this evil habit, and show to the business
world that we are young men of good
moral habits, and are ever willing TO do
anything which viii promote our powers
for doing good ana in order that we may
be able to I'LL any position Of honor or
trust that me be given US.
We therefore think it best to organize
an anti-cigarette society for the purpose
of openly declaring ourselves against this
evil habit and doing all We can against it
Hence, we, the undersigned, hereby
pledge ourselves TO abstain from the use
OF the cigarette in any form and will do
all in our power to get others to quit
the evil habit and persuade those Of our
acquaintance to beware of forming the
said evil habit.
The following is our motto: Anti
Cigarette Now and Forever"
The following is the resolution, forming
the society, which was signed by over 20
of the students: