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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25

Another lecturer Of the week that has received
an ovation was Dr. Francis T.. Clark. the father
of the Christian Endcdvor society. The subject
of Or. Clark's address was "AcrosS Siberia" and
it was an interesting account OF his travels in
that country little known 10 Us. In the evening
the young people on the grounds rendered this
distinguished guest reception.
DR. Nmorv H. Bradford, of Montclair, y. j..
is always welcome visitor at ,hauauqua This
week besides conducting the devotional hour,
which hc made unusually interesting, hc gave
most eloquent address on "Thc Pilgrims That
Did Not Come Over in the Mayaowcr"
The entertainment part Of the program was by
no means neglected. s. II. Clarke, Of the I hi.
cago University, gave an evening of readings.
and anyone who has once heard Mr.. Clarke read
knows what treat this was to all those present
on that occasion. Then Percy VI. Reese, OF Bal.
tmore, gave series Of three lectures on Rome.
The lectures were illustrated by the most hcaut,.
ful views, which MIR. Reese had made especially
for this course
But in the way of amusemcnts all interest cen.
tered in the oldfashoned spelling match that
was given in the Amphithcater. Every one is
free to enter this contest and compete for the
prize Of so for the first prize and s. for the sec.
ond II is wonderful how many people nefore
the match think they can spell and vet how easy
it is To spell them down. The first prize this
time was won by man from North Dakota and
INV s'''Hu NN oHe llNlil llNdEo'
q
The music of this season deserves more than
a passing notice Of course W H. Sherwood, the
pianist; Mr.. MarCosSon, the violinist and Mr.
flacler, the orgsnst, with their national and
international regulations need no mention. That
they please goes without saying. But the choir
nj 400 voices under the direction Of Dr. H. r.
Palmer is doing excellent work and is giving
most delightful concerts twice week The
quartette for the month of July is giving salts.
faction, At the concert Friday evening they had
charge Of the entire programm, nnl rendered
"ln Persian Garden"
II has not been many seasons since a meeting
was called in the Amphiheater no otner place
was large cnoueh-for those who wished 10 Join
a bicycle club. The wheels are now relegated 20
the Younger brothers and sisters. and n meeting
Of those interested in golf was called and a club
formed
Fishing IS always good on Lake Chautauqua,
hut this year the h,h seem esncCially plentiful
and easy" One of the diversions Of the Young
people is fishing parties that leave the grounds
al o'clock in the morning with fine specimens
which they say they have caught; AMI We have
learned revcr 70 doubt the verlcty Of a fisher.
man--t is uct safe.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
An Excellent Idea.

n IT.. ARTHUR BIRD, a pub
NJ lc-spirited citizen of sgd
4 Il. ney. n. Y, has been in
in oroapiZinC
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
Under a Clearing Sky.

THE SETTLEMENT yesterday
Of what was left of the local
4 machinists' strike is good
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25

Y 0W THAT there is a dearth
Of real news, the ingenious
A gentlemen whose duty it is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-18
CITY CHAT.


Bicycles at Hynes'.
Bicycles at Wilcher's.
Wear the Dunlap hat.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance E. j. Burrs.
A ribbon furry at McCabe's.
State Seal cigars are successful
Smoke the Morning Light cigar.
st. Patrick changed the weather.
Best So hat on earth. Stewards.
Try Morrison's State Seal cigars.
Suits and shirts to order. Stewards.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
La Flora de E. D. T. 10-cent cigar.
Knox hats have arrived at Lloyd's.
Property for sale or rent. A. Rush
& Co.
Knox, Knox. Knox. Knox, at
Lloyd's.
Knox. the young mans hat, at
Lloyd's.
The city council meets tonight in
semi-monthly session.
Knox, Stetson and Longley spring
styles now ready at Lloyd's.
See the new dress skirts and silk
waists this week at McCabe's.
A grand exposition of fine wash
fabrics this week at McCabe's.
Peoria steel ranges are the best.
Sommers G. Co., Twentieth street.
The top round of excellence has
been reached in McCabe's millinery.
Bring your wheels to Hynes, Sew
enteenth street and Fourth avenue.
Thirty-five cent merchants lunch
It noon hour at Harms restaurant.
Do you want to sell? List property
with A. Rush s. Co., room 6, Buford
block.
Boys heavy ribbed 22-cent hose.
slightly imperfect, 10 cents at Nc
Cabe's.
Second growth hard wood for fur
naces, heaters and cook stoves at Nc
Kown s.
SATELLITES wall paper store was
opened this morning for the great
bargain sale.
See the fine line OF touches, easy
chairs and rockers in leather at Gle
mann d Salzmann's.
Two special umbrella items at Nc
Cabe's, which are genuine ''cracker
jack" bargains. See ad.
Cars of the Tri-City Railway COM
pany are being equipped with new
and musical sounding gongs.
A call at SATELLITES will convince
you that such bargains have never be-
fore been offered in wall paper.
A most splendid array of iron and
brass beds just received in very neat
designs at Clemann & Salzmann's.
New seeds and bulbs-20, 900 pack
ages of fresh vegetable and flower
seeds at cent package at McCabe's
/ cent.
Select your carpets and rugs while
the stock is complete at prices guar
anteed the lowest at Clemann 81 Salz
mann's.
For real estate and reliable insur
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
15. Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele
phone 1904.
The entertainment to have beer
given Wednesday night by the uni
formed rank of the Maccabees ha.
been postponed.
National panitorium will clean and
press your entire wardrobe and shin'
Your shoes for 81 a month. Mooney
& Keys, Buford block.
| Don't forget the bargain sale at Sui
Icliffe's starring today. 1t will pa,
lyou to examine his stock OF paper.
before buying elsewhere.
| Arsenal council No. III, Nationa
Union, has issued invitations TO .
stag party and smoker at Krell q
Maths hall Wednesday evening o
this week.
| The Academies and CIescents. o
A1gustana college. played a game o
basketball at the college gymnasium
Saturday evening. The Academic
| vcr. 10 to I.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-18
SEWAGE IN THE WELL:
WATERWORkS DISCOVERY

The city health department this
afternoon located what is thought to
be the prime cause of the Injection Of
city water with typhoid fever germs.
and as result has ordered the inn
mediate shutting off of the supply at
all public schools.
Further steps will probably be
taken to protect the public health
while the source of infection is being
removed. Today Health Commits
sioner G.. g. Craig. Jr.. and f E.
Lockridge, of Beloit, who is conduct
ing a series of tests here, inspected
the well at the waterworks into which
the water supply of the entire city
flows as it is pumped in through the
intake pipe.
The walls. which are of masonry,
were found to be serrated with large
cracks, through which seepage from
the slough has undoubtedly been
passing. As is generally known, the
sewage of the city of Moline and that
of Rock Island above and including
street flows down
through this slough, the Twenty
fourth street drain emptying just
above the we'll. Those who made the
find are confident that sufficient sew
age has passed into the well to poison
the water supply of the entire city.
Prof. E. G. Smith. of Beloit, arrived
in the city Saturday night and left for
his home this morning. He brought
a further report of the result of his
archaeological analysis of city water
which viii be made public before the
city council tonight. The tests of
the intake pipe, which are being made
by E. E. Lockridge, will require sew
eral days longer for completion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-18

Colum bia made a decided gain to-
day in the new theatre name voting
contest, and one of those sending in a
ballot accompanied it with the ap-
pended little note: "Columbia-I
never hear the name that it does not
thrill me, and recall the beautifully
inspiring song which begins:
30 Columbis, the gem of the ocean,
The home of the brave and the free,
The shrine of each patriots devotion,
a world offers homage TO thee.
Another nominating letter reads,
1.-The reason 1 think that Arthurs'
Grand opera would be a fit name for
the new theatre is because Arthurs
worked in such an energetic manner
to obtain a theatre. and because of
what is promised otherwise, l think
Grand an appropriate name"
Names of Local Citizens Barred.
A few votes have been sent in favor
of local citizens, one in particular, in
a communication which submits rea-
sons why the name suggested would
be exceedingly appropriate. Mr..
Johnston, the theatre promoter, at
the outset of the voting, stated. how.
ever, that he would not consent &c
name the play house after anyone in
Rock Island. 1t is an enterprise, he
maintains, in which all the people are
interested, and to which great many
have done their share. He would moi
feel under such circumstances that
one citizen more than another should
be identified with it's name. Under.
standing Mr.. Johnston's position, and
knowing that his views are shared by
the executive COMMITTEES acting for the
people of Rock Island as whole
THE ARGUS will not receive ballot;
bearing the name of any local in
dividual.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
FINDS VALUABLE NECKLACE
c. H. Shaw Successfully Delves in
 Prehistoric Ruins of Arizona.

C. II. Shaw, an antiquarian of Chi- cagO, and now a resident of Phoenix, who has delved among the prehistoric ruins of Arizona for several years. re CCotly discovered a necklace consist ing If twenty-eight blue turquoise stones, unusually rare for size beauty and value. The stones were discovered in a ruin near Casa Granda. in which Shaw found many other prehis- tort' relics of interest, such as stone slabs and crude implements The necklace and other rellcs discovered have been removed to his private museum and form the most valuable part of a rare collection of relies of antiquity gathered from the stamping grounds of the Indians and prehistoric races If all parts of Arizona. The necklace is probably one of the most magnificent arrays of turquoise in existence and would be prize in the treasury of the shah of Pc sia.
 Arizona tradition tells of the great prCii'eCtion of the aDorigincS for tur- Qu ,ise stones. They displayed beads and trinkstS tS bearing many large stones and they were induced to part with them by the early raiers for almost valu lees trinkcts. The mounds of the mound builders and the Aztecs in vari- ous parts of Arizona and New Mexico abound fin antique vessels of carthen- ware, studded with the most valuable specimens of tuiquaise, but the relic seeker and the vanials have removed nearly all the surface specimens of that kind and in some places have done more or less eXCavatlng.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
X LUTHERAN SYNOD.

Larortc. Ind. Feb. 22.- Nearly on. hundred delegates to the Augu-tavc Synod of the Swcdish-Luthcrau churrh roprD s"ntiug the sta rs of Illinois and Indiana and part. of Michigan and Wisconsin, met in annual conference in this city today. The Rev. l.. G Abrahamson. of Chicago. presided over the opening sessions which were d. voted to devotional exercises. The conference will continue several days The annual reports to be presented t' th" conference show tha' the church work of the pas year has been satis- factory in all its branches, with 'r 'Gua. bright outlook for the coming year.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23

s'lI'DBIlHUIl. a'.I'U'lNU.ItIH IH.IadIIHiJ Iil 6r
 C. F.. Mills of Morenci is registered at the Hucl Adams.
 Dell NJ, Potter of Clifton is a guest of the Commercial.
 w. IT, smith of Prescott is registered at the Commercial hot.L
 Mrs. J. L. Fishcr .f j.rescott is reg iatcred at the Hotel N1ams.
 Mir and Mrs. c D. Preston of Hot Springs are at th. Hotel Adams.
 Frank $. Donahue of Alhambra, Cal, Is a guest of tn" Commercial hotel.
 John r. Stewart of the '. $. gcolog- ical survey is registered at the Com mcrcial hotel
 IT, ]. Barr of Toledo, O.. and John A.. Lee of Albuquerque. N NJ, are reg istCred at the Ford hotel
 J. w. Sullivan of Seligman ! II. sterling of Williams and J. X. Woods of WinsloW registered at the Conner cial hotel yesterday.
 Dr. George B. Pratt returned yestcr- day morning from a business trip in the north, rn part of the territory.
 w. E. Sitter manager of the Copper Qu.an furniture department at Bis bee arrived in town yesterday to spend week with his family.
 II. RichwaId. El Paso. W. $. Jones, pittsburg. Pa; W. s. Thurgood san Francisco; W. E. Dcwcry. F. M. Evans aud \. Earthe of Los Angel s are reg iStcrcd at the Commercial hotel.
 Perlcy Lowe and k. E. Gerke of Chicago J. N. Field, Detroit; ]. II. Mnyctig. New York; C. II. Kim" san Francisco; John II. Page. Wellcsl y, Ma; r. F. R. D. Lug,r, Minneapolis. and l.. A. Gross, California, are reg istcrcd at the Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
Personal Mention

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Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
WORK ON COLLEGE BUILDING.

Ottawa r h. 22.-Ot3Wa university is preparing to Cumancc work on the south wing f the colles, building as soon as spring opens ur so that work can be done. Special effort in raising subscriptions has bo-n in progress for some time.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
We Are Wholesale and Retail Agents For This Section For Lefever Shotguns.

lfFNEi hamneys
  is
    10, We  made
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
Always
 Busy../
>>>>>>>>

This month has been one big rush with us so far and We are going to keep it up till the end. One brick at a time builds the largest houses in the world. It's penny saved now and penny saved then that builds the larg- est fortunes, and We will give you chance to save those pennies if you deal here this week. Don't pay credit you for a few days.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23

We len9 money for o.;rselves and others on improved real estate. The Evans Loan anu investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23

F-.imals furnished ou an kinds ot brick work. The best bricl. and lo"7at eos, hy the Alhamhra Brick sompany.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
JUST RECEIVED

Au.th"r .ar.ci o.. our c-l batd fl- DORADO SUGAR UOUr# NDLhS- ... CHhIMAE BROS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
ST. anthony School House Falls.

The regrettable news comes from St.
Anthony OF the collapse Tuesday night
OF one corner Of the new school house,
the stone work of which WAS recently
completed at cost Of So, 900. II seems
that the foundation was imperfect. and
when the late wet weather set in it
gave way, and as consequence one
corner OF the structure toppled over.
This IL ID calanitous event for ST.
Anthony, as the citizens contributed
liberally to have the building finished
this fall, and now that part OF the
foundation has proved to be defective,
there will always be doubt rs TO the
stability Of the structure. However,
II is fortunate that the accident occurred
At this time, as ii would have been
occupied soon by the school children,
and had 1t happened in that event some
Of them probably would have been kill.
ed.
Charles Moore Of this city, construct
ed the building, but he il not TO blame
for the defective foundation. as that
was built by other parties. Idaho
Falls Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
Nor G. A. q. Post at Shelley.

Department commander MaSey in
t,i,utcd Mckinley Post No 10 at
Shelley, Thursday, assisted by mum
her ot q. a. II. members from Idaho
Falls. The charter members are {. H.
B,vius. G. W. McCurdy. w w Bart
lett, Geo. King, j. W. Byer-, I. .
Cook, J. W. jackson. John Wilson, "
T.. Banks, and Levi Roberts.
The officers chosen are G, II. Besins'
commander; c. w. McCurdy. senior
vice commander: I. G. Cook, junior
vice commander; J. w. Jackson, officer
"t the day; John Wilson, oiicer .
the guard; J. w. Byers, chaplain' "
Il. Banks, surgeon; Geo. King, quarter
master: W. w. Bartlett, adjutane d
W. Byers. sergeant major: Levi Rooer''
sentinel. II. Rounds, Judge kodse''
anc r. G, fngersOll were down from
Idaho Falls aud report having hha
pleasant time. Idaho Falls Register
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
Teachers Present at the Association.

The following named teachers were
In attendance at the Joint Teachers
Association AZ Blackfoot last Saturday:
Idaho Falls Ella Gibson, Lydian
lIadley. Nora Wasmund, Clara shaw.
Edith Lang. Cassins Casper, NJ L.
Wing, Minute c. Murphy, Elizabeth
Zelier, Slsie Bird, Lizzie Kcener,
Nellie Kelieher.
Blacktool Florence Smith, Edna
Gillespie. Ma. CrosSrey, a. T. Can't
we'll. Lnliie Scott, Minnie Tanner.
Mamie McCracken, Rehecea Wright,
Anna ~. Scott, cbas. johnson, Maud
~. Drnbeni, May l.. Scott.
Ammon Floy Swank.
Iona Mary wIGcheil, Jas. J. Chand.
Ter.
I Rnss Fork Jane Morgan
Ora w. e. Lee. Mary Kerr.
I ST. Anthony Maud Walker, Lydia
4 Walker, NJ. Pearl Fischer, Francis =.
Roskcliy. II. G. Fuller, Oscar Moore.
/ Wooiylie- G. II. Anderson,
Presto lienj. L. Boiling.
Shelley Ernest o Mills.
Bryan John Wray. NJ j. Benson.
/ Parker aortcuse T.. Honsenau.
| Egin MARY NJ. Cupp
| Riverside a. q. Miner.
Rigby Cora Chandler, Emily Chand
Ter.
: nall Leila VI. Johnson.
Canias Birdie Cook.
Rexburg ltcbecca Watson, Eliza
beth Griffith.
shelley Maude Carrier, Arthur L
Miskiu.
"Hardscrabhlc" .Wm. 4. Bpiing.
Oakland, Cal. Harriette Ruifenspes
ger
Rich-Miss Byhce.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
Farmers Institute Program.

Tn. Farmers institute at the court
house, Monday evening was well attend
ed. District Inspector 4. A. Doud
oresiasd and introduced as first speaker
Alex Mcperson, State horticultural
Inspector who spoke on horticulture
aud the care Of orchards. John Bonu
had nm interesting paper on storage
reservoir and irrigation canals and
prof. II. 4. French spoke on soil FER
,ility and the elements Of plant growth.
An opportuuity was given Tor asking
onesiious which was taken advantage
NJ by a numder OF citizen present IN
r,udinr DR.. Givens, Mr.. Rich, Mr., Ooua
and others. Judge Sample was to nave
had paper on the resources OF b'ns-
ham county put was prevented from
heiue present owing to the sickness OF
his son. A. Il. Gipson editor OF the
Gem state Rural, was present but d'o
mo-, speak owing the limited time given
- The program. He will however have
= tnl lreport Of this and other institutes
~ The series 10 succeeding issues OF
his paper.
4 meeting will he held at Riverside
this, Tuesday evening
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
Bids for Building Academy Wanted

After long delay and many DIS
appointments, Chairman Bennett !"
the board Of trustees Of the Academy
Of Idaho. yesterday morning received
the amended plans and specifications
for the main building OF the Academy,
aud yesterday afternoon neetiue =,
the building committee was held anu
the plans adopted and bids for the cou'
struction OF the building asked 'or'
All bids must be died with tue com
mittee on or before December 3lst' ieVl'
--Pocatcllo Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
A Good Cough Medicine

From the Gazette. Toowoomoa' Aus'r"'"l
find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
:. an excellent medicine. | have been
sutrering from severe cough Tor the
1.s, ,wo months, aud it has effected u
cure have great pleasure In recon-
mendiug it..-W. O. WocKNER. rms
i The opinion Of one of our oldest and
most respected residents, aud has been
yoluntarily given In good faith that
others may try the remedy aud be ben
eated, as was Mr.. Wockner' Ihis
remedy is sold by Scott & Co,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11

Full description. or sample, will, when
practical, accompany each bid, and prefer
ence will be given 10 bidders who furnish
samples.
Accepted samples will be kept and paid for,
non.accepted samples returned at bidders ex-
pense. bidders are requested TO make their
nrIces for goods deliveredat Blackfoot, Idaho,
freight prepaid.
Bids must be sent i'm sealed envelopes
marked. Bids for supplies" and addressed to
The Idaho Insane Asylum, Blackfoot, Idaho
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject any
and nll bids.
by order of the Board
J. W. BALLENTINE,
Secretary.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11

II you would have mn appetite IKE .
bear and relish for your meals Aee
Cbamberlain's stomach ana liver
Tablets. They correct disorders OF 'ne
stomach and regulate the liver anu
bowels. Price, % cents. samples
free. ut Scott & Co. Is drug store
Buckwheat flour 7c. per pound Nv
Holbrook's.
Sweet cider at, Holbrooks
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
Socialist Meeting

The Socialists viii meet at Dr. coop
49, Office nj s o'clock, Thursday even
inp, December 18th, TO organize ioc"'
nran,h Of the Socialist party, All men
and women who think are invited
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
Expert Eye Specialist Coming.

Prof. NJ. Thomas, of Ogden, Utah,
the expert eye specialist on refraction,
heterophoria aud diaenostician, will he
in Blaclsfu6t, at hotel, on Wednesday,
Dec. 18th.
Remember, Prof. Thomas will make
regular visits to Blackfoot. He has
had thirty-three years practical ex-
perience in all branches of eye work.
His system is different from all others,
as he is author Of the same, aud makes
II speciality of childreu's eyes aud dill
cult cases.
Examination for glasses free. All
work guaranteed. Prices reasonable
Call early, If possible, the first, and
il too busy to wait on you, can make
appointment for next day. Don't forget
the date.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-11
JOINT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Il was the opinion OF the large mum.
her Of teachers present at the Bingham
and fremont teachers institute thai
~. session held at Blackfoot last Fri.
day and saturday were the best ever
given by the joint association. The
meetings held at the school house were
90 Interesting aud profitable that H.
was decided 10 extend the time Of
The next sessions which will be held
In ST. Anthony in March, TO three days.
la the addresses, papers, discussions
ANA music much interest and enthus-
i,,m was manifested which shows the
teachers are in love with their work
and desire 10 learn OF the up-to-dnte
methods 10 teaching. Several excel
lent papers were read.
Below We give the program rs ren.
dered:
PRiDAY-i 10 Up. N.
Address Of welcome, c. l. Rocks, BlacLfoat
response for Binsham 60. J J. Chandler. Iona
Cls,s Exercises in Reading, Mamie Mccraek.
"a, Iiiackt,soI.
In.trumsnial Solo. Florence Cherry, Black
iO1t.
c.rreut Events. Elizabeth zellrr. idaho Fails
The Ptr,t Developments % Ihe Chiid's Mind,
glnabeth Grluaths. RsG6ufg
DiscHssioa.
pnpsr. Iydlan Hadley. idahu Palis.
Discussion General
Pap-f. Ptncileai CHILD study.
Ds,rassioH.
FRIDAY SPIN.
Nasie szss-ss4..,F -r--ssfr+sr' t-ssssR sRhaf''fta
Address ..s.,,ras.. ..,sr.,,fz-,. Judge sample
s"9o .,,s,-. .. ~ be'Sl 1ohnsoh
hrsa,Ssi0li ~. ...,....s,.s Mrs y, v bvhas
solo -. ,.t...f.t ,zs,.s,,c L. hook'
SATURDAY iotoisA,a.
Ain in Edaea,sou.chas Johnsoa. Blackioot
pssgusssan.
Dav, Gail aud nrTsi johnson,
Asadins In ,hs bcs,nnsrs grads Lydiawalk
e., g. Anih0hi.
t.seussian.
Gaav, in ,hr primary room Minnie Mar
Pity, idahp Falls.
Discussion.
SATURDAY i.UiotP. ".
sJi1 .......#.......a,s Hel,oes.A MriFh
pra~iuR is pubgs sOhsais. Nrr. Enns
Hrs7ssif. idaho falis
Discussion
Tlsr Aesthetic Eirmrni - Character Develop
mrnt Casstns EssreF. Idaho Falls
DIrkrns a. an educator Mrs y, ~
NAY Bisekfoo,.
a, the conclusion oi the Friday eve
min. program at the opera h"n-e,
nos, cai"yablc social daucc vas glFen
The iollowlug committees we're ap
pointed:
E,eeuiiyc ~. J. Hammond Rigby
Ca.,iu. Ca.l.cr, Clara shaw. ldah
talls
Program Mrs. Francis u. Isnsk"ll'
ST. Anthouy; Mrs Susie Bird, idah
falls: Mis-. Elizabeth Griffith, lseShura
The executive COMMITTEES will cies
the president aud secretary AZ ihs asst
citation.
The program committee has aske
THE News ,u convey Ia the citizens
Blarkiout it, sincere thRtiks Tor the
assistance in entertaining the Sis'tin
teachers and 10 every way maGiu
their vista pleasant one.