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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11
COTTON lie BUCKLES.

Press Operators Looking for
Buckle that win Hold.
20. Texas, February 1o.-The annual
f1s Of the Texas Standard Bale Com.
association was held in Dallas today.
5foG Of the seventy.one standard bale
Sfesses in the State were represented
h IN person or by proxy. The session
Wholly executive and all Of the pro
yng' hst reached the public came from
2tastary and general manager Of the
kauQn II was reported that the
Ilnen square bale had been II T.
N perfected and that receipts at Gal
" SHOW that 70 per cent of all tho
4 received duriug the past wear were
IN standard measurement The cues
selscussed ny tho association most was
~ snltahle buckle The arrow brand
~ was found deficient and unable to
/. tae density n thirty pounds 70 the
1901 now given to each bale by the
tald eomprC,SrN To Texas. General
tgd Steele said: THE inventive genius
was ought TO he turned loose. There
\ fortune awaiting the man who will
IN buckle thar will hold. The as.
slon mas agreed to adopt one buckle
" standard The light between tho
ana The round bale was discussed
he members of tho association con
+SLlgg themselves on rhe outlook. II
sussiled 10 hold the next meeting in
Old officers were reelected by ac.
anuon as follows
2adeat, J, A. Hooper Of Austin; vice
saeht j. z, Tucker Of Taylor, score
treasurer and general manager. 1 II
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Personal Mention.

j. l. Conway, I've stock agent Of the
Santa Fp. ". A. Cautrcll, travelling freight
agent Of this company, aud Assistant
Ticket Agent Hi. an Of Fort WORTH were
IN the city yesterday.
~ H. IIutt travelling accountant Of the
AtChlson, Topeka and Santa Fc, with head
quarters at Topeka who has been spending
some time IN the city accompanied by his
wife, returned home last night
C. r. Nicholson and wife of Manson,
Iowa. are In the city. Mr Nicholson Comos
for the purpose Of engaging in the oil
business.
Mr. and Mrs J r. Jones returned this
morning from Houston where they went %
attend the funeral Of Mrs W c. Sears.
Il z. Baiy, secretary Of the Galveston
Wharf company, and his daughter, Miss
Dot Baily, have gone 10 ST Louis
Miss Louise Bumm LEFT Saturday night
for Fort Worth.
Mrs. Charles Flake LEFT Yesterday for Los
Angeles. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Davis have gone to
New York
Thomas Couch spent yesterday in Hous-
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HELP FOR Mr.. HENDERSON
Chairman of Investigating Committee
Asks for a Private Secretary.
INVESTIGATION OF SUPREME COURT
Senator Savage Doubts that the Twenty
seventh Senate Spent $40 Ter
Shoe Polish.

Austin, Texas February 1o.-The lcgls.
lative investigating committee met prompt
is at O'Clock this morning and Chairman
Henderson requested Senator Savage TO
take the chair
Mr. Henderson then introduced q resolu.
uon providing for the appointment OF
private secretary to the chairman, said
SECRETARY 10 serve without pay from the
state except when the committee makes
trip to some institution. and then the
state is to pay his travotug expenses MIR
Henderson stated in support OF his resom-
ton ;hat he needed some one to assist him
In the detail work before him, in order to
Keep UP, and mat ne would pay the see
rctarys salary, II the state would pay his
travelling expenses The resolution WAS
adopted.
Mir. lloyd has completed his report on
the organization and contingent expenses
Of the supreme court. It WAS not quite
fan enough to suit the chair and she com
mttoc, as they desired a report In com
uarison With the clerical force Of district
clerks office in The larger counties with
tine clerks employed by the supreme court
Dcforc the Reorganization. Also to ascct-
tain rom the clerk what he paid for Ger.
lcal force, and she amount of expenses
Nh,u tic clerk got all the fees. This phase
81 ttr question vas not touched on ny MI.
boyd report although ne item'2ed tNS
contingent expenses The chau requested
him To- call attention To any Extraordinary
voucher by the way Of aiding the next
session OF the legislature. ihe chNlr SMI;
Fhu out whether or not the court Is
costing more than IL should and make the
report clcar ON That point
Mr. Boyd replied, In order TO do That
We must take testimony and thu chair re-
torted' YOU must question THIS work aud
expense 10y comparison To TINS Mr..
BOYD answered, the court now has three
clerks, 3ad the law, provides for two and
/ can hnd no authority Tor the employment
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a New Candidate

Texarkana, Texas February lo-Bon,
Charles S Todd, a prominent attorney OF
this city, has announced as candidate for
congress from this, the First district. a
strong hight is fomeptmg throughout the
district and the struggle appears to oe
against Texarkana carrying the honor7 any
longer.
The present incumbent, Hon. John l..
Sheppard. was a citizen Of Pittsburg wheh
he served his first term, but since Then hG
moved to Toxarkans and having recelI el
Ills second nomination from this place, the
western end OF the district Is demanding a
change OF base for the next asplrant
Sheppard has entered the race for renonf
ipation.
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80 etc. but no title is
Il ncsnt than that given Bismark
f,i,si ~ u Blood and Iron.n 1t typifies
In -. lorce as well as the physical and
N 1ength necessary to unity Ger
d trna4 u IRON have really been INSOFAR
sns creation, and when in perfect
nsSn perfect health aud strength.
n az non Tonic is calculated 10 pre-
i lron !, harmony, supply ing the blood
n ~ proper form and proportion.
"A Always boon used as tonic for the
sss"fenained for DR.. Harter to dis
4o,b,s Perfect a combination of iron
kntpr. 'vn'c ingredients. A trial of half
i ~, uas proven that DIR. Harter's
of,L Is perfect blood purifier.
~. 80 LA we are heir too come from
~ Il ~ impoverished blood. The blood
tbOiv TSssary supplies 70 every part Of
Hodil. = u tails 70 do so, some part OF
b.. sehine villlag. Tagging means
n Se.n pont permit tagging. Don't
fsta yoa ARD down sick Use DIR.
HtIde - -e"ic ana keep well. IL IS a
Eian ~s.a pound tnot a crude mixture)
y pur,a.na other tonic Ingredients = .
4 ths,s Auburn, Texas. Aug. /, 1901.
4 ben ~ my duty to write you that I
Pur Fs.r your medicines for TWEEN
4 lcnir 90 not think DIR. Harfer's
/ - ass an equal
\ lum Z. A. GjlmsF.
ssa'i' VI A~s tsEssssI b Ksassl
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Ice FACTORY for Tavlnr

Taylor. TcYas, February 30 Mr.. g. r.
King Of This city returned last week from
81. Louis whore he arranged with Mr..
Ing association Of ST. Louis for the erec-
tlon in Taylor OF n $4,000 leo inauufaetnT.
ing and cold storage plant, work upon
wEich IL 60 begin ~ once and he completed
before the summer months. Local capital
is to be given an option on ono half the
stock when thc cost Is RSeertained Ar.
rnnsemcuts have been made TO merge into
the new c0pccrn tn" Ice plant belonging 70
the nan Murphy estate, which haa long
supplied the city.
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ORANGE County Rioe crop.

Orange, Texas, February s-The tug Fan
ME, Captain Jim Garvin, came in last night
from Cow Bayou with three barges In tow
loaded with three thousand sacks Of rice
Tor the Orange Rice Mil company, and
which Is being unloadcd into their big
warehouses The rice came from the farm
Of the Cow Bayou Canal aud Irrigation
company aud there are 5000 more sacks
TO come 10 the mill from the same place
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OVER HALF OF A MILLION
Ia Sight in Subscriptions 10 the Pro-
posed Breakwaier Bond Issue.
COMMITTEE VERY MUCH ENCOURAGED
slaves for Export TO Be lowed from the
Trinity Bottoms Buffalo Bayou
Channel Work.

Galveston, Texas, February 10 sun.
scrlptlons were received today for S4i 500
OF the proposed breakwater bonds This
added TO the S16.eoO already subscribed
makes the total amount secured in small
subscriptions Sis 100 In addition To these
there have been six subscriptions ot 500
90 each aggrcgating S30o,Otn. and two
p,ote subscriptious OF $4,000 each are pN-
pected before next "Wednesday night The
committee having In charge the work OF
securing inscriptions for the bonds are
very much encouraged aud think that the
nopds win an be disposed OF wi hout dirt
Guilty
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National oil and pipe Line, 100 shares at
40c
Gurcy, 10 shares ut S95,O0.
cur Refining company. 10 shares at
New Companies Chartered.

Austin, Texas, February 10 The follow
Ing oil charters were Alcd today.
sunny South Oh company OF Houston;
capital stock 100000 Purpose to pros.
popt for oil and other minerals and TO build
tanks, cars. pipes etc. Directors, s. Il.
Perrymau f. r. King " Moore l.. A.
Kottwita Of Houston aud b. X. king OF La
Grange.
rhp Galveston Land, on and Gas company
amended IT'S charter SO 0s 80 provide for
am increase OF capital stock from Sao,
c1O 60 $1,000
Authority 10 do business en- Tcv0s was
granted to the Palestine OF aud Develop.
mont company OF Pierre, $ D.. capital
stock 81 900 900
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SAW THE GUSHERS GUSn.
Messrs. Gates aud Hopkins Were
Surprised at Power Displayed.
SOME NEW CARS HAVE BEEN SHIPPED
To the Santa Fe, the First Of a Large
Order-One New Gusher Is Re-
ported as In.

Beaumont, Texas, February lo..-Mr Jonn
w. Gates. who IS largely interested IN
railroad properties, and President James
Hopkins OF the Diamond Match company
aud he American Steel aud Wire com.
pany who spent sunday at Fort Arthur.
came 10 the oil city this morning. rhcy
were met nc the station by Rod Oliver,
president of the Citizens National bank
aud largely interes ed IN oil properties,
The gentlemen were accompanied ON the
trp from Port Arthur by Mr.. ]. =. Cu.
liuau. Who had been IN conference with
them there. The party was driven to the
oil held where thcy were permitted 90 see
gushers in lull play. Both OF tho out-ot-
town gentlemen WCrr greatly surprised Mt
the wonderful strength of The spoutcrS
evidence 81 Development TO bc seen on
every hand
In TIC party were MIR. and Mrs. ] W.
Gates. Mr. and Mrs. James Hopkins ana
Two daughters, Mrs. GucrnCN aud Mr..
Mclch MIR and Mrs. George NJ. Craig OF
Port Arthur, Howard Bland. Nh liurd and
George A. llul They took lunch at thc
oaks rs the guests of Mcssrs. j. s. cut
Iin0n and Rod Oliver.
The party returned to Port Arthur to-
Night where Nir Gates and Mr.. Hopkins
each has residence.
-
Mr. j. a. Check OF Galveston SIS the own.
err Of gnshcr that was brought iu Satur.
DAY afternoon Tho roads loading to the
,u ne'd have been almost impossible for
several days. aud ncVS comes la slowly
Mr thVck, We'll is located uu The east cud
ot block rs, lu the Hogs SWayue purchase
90 WAS spoutoi Saturday afternoon AMI
made good showing
-
Tine southern Pacific railway has let con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11

Galveston. Texas February 10 The
salcs az tho Galveston on Exchange today
were as follows;
Beaumont Confcdorptod, 10000 shares at
J4r
Goyscr 1000 sh0reS az &c
Ge,acr. aOa ehures nj goo.
Robv, 100 smrca gt tOC
Victor nc,vt 1000 sharcs nt 20.
Anderson OH and Mineral 1900 shares AZ
lnc
Anglo American. 5000 shares az e.
Peoples Loan md Homestead 10 shares
Of 5000
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Jennings. Ia, February 10 The Pelican
oil well found another heavy dow Of oil
md gas today at q depth Of 1878 feet.
Drilling has hrcn stopped and they viii
commence 10 set The dNInch easing pipe
on tho cap rock tomorrow. hyoinrh bait
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11

The standard among champagnes Is the
Moet ( Chandon brand which has sntis-
fed tha palatas Of eonnolsSeurs for cen
turv and half Most famous m America
IS The Aioei A Chandep White Seal. EpeI
nav. France. of the ceiehTsted vintage q
isss. Ebico + perfectloB "a q DRY, Deli
cate Chanpagne.-Adv.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11

La Grange, Texas. February IAl otn.
GERS look out f0g The following described
stock. Oue bay horse IL years old briutad
G on shoulder white spot in forenead, has
oue white hind FOOT also one bay horse,
. years old not branded, IS hin shod aud
has svre on back; LETT Ledhetter on Jan
Larry -. 1902 The owner r. II. Morgan,
viii pry 80 Tor recovery of stock, and !
viii pas $40 Tor thief In any Jail in Texas
n stolen.
Also one grny horse abornt l5,g asuds
% Eh, short coupled, dark name aud tail
has scar between thighs, looks like All old
hort, and IS Of bark color. This morse Is
highstrNug ana Is cXc!table when 10 hear
ing Of train. This horse was stolen from
Ton Heller on the night VI February &,
1850. The owner vii pay nberuuy for
Slu tor thief In any iai IN Texas.
A. LocSSln, sheriff Fayctte County.
Ioakum, Texas, February = StrGyed or
stolen ono light bay horse about - hands
high. branded thus - on lcft shoulder.
viii bite al YOU when Won put bride or
harness on. shows saddle marks. Liberal
reward viii he paid FOR the horse. Charles
Goodc. deputy sheriff. he Witt county
stolen from A Stclzle abouf December
n 1901 one. daTk brown horse. : Of ?
wears, old iiig hands htgh, piched tsll:
spring wagon with monogram A IN scat
md esch side viii pay Sl0 reward for
thief and sih for return ~ horse and
wagon.
strayed or stolen from c. II sehlehler,
hsv horse, ~ hands high, branded II. 4
connected on left shoulder, fogetop clipped:
S. reward for return ~ horse.
A. r. Anderson. Sheriff.
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Galveston, Texas, February TO This
monthly report Of Captain E Il rafor
resident engineer at Morgans Point who
has the supervision Of the 0ork being douc
on the Buffalo bayou ship channel has
been filed IN the office ot colonel @
Richie, United states engineer ip change OF
this district. The report states that dur
ing tle month Of January the thro, dredEoe
ut work Oh the channrl advanced Js f..
lows, No D. 240S feet; 40. @, $500 feet $40.
T. 1900 feet rhe dixie pihuG tdvau'
5TS' feet ana the brush tliuc GlA1 feet.
$500 piles were driven, agglegai0g SIS so
feet The cost al tho operations OF the
month was S2S.24l %.
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Transf.ced % Galyeeton.

Galveston, Texas February i0.-E
Hurhank, of washington bas boon trans
ferrcd to Galveston lie Will assume me-
duties Of prlafcr in the United SItn-
wcGthar office. lie relieves Fletcher Bow
den. who vii BE Transferred elsewhere
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Prohibition pefea..d.

'i''no Texas, February 10,-An election
a''e today to determine whether pro-
s'n should be continued in this pre-
ig,lsulted In the following vote: For
''''Hoh 100 against prohibition 161.
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Pneumonia Prevalent.

Mount Calm. Texas. February 1o-Ppeu.
mouia is prevailing here and a lerge per
celt Of cases have proven fatal.
The little infant sen Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jones was taken early sunday morn.
Ing with congestion and died In few
kOnrs
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Conntn ConroissionersI MeeNnn

Galveston, Texas, February 1o ~ a.
meeting Of the county commissioners this
afternoon the matter of ordering an cleo.
tton for the proposed hreakwatar noud IS
sue was taken OPP but owing 'u me sh-
atcnding the funeral of relative. the
commissioners deferred calling t1" Circ l"n
until tomorrow. The only business trans
acted nc the meeting was tHa receiving
OF tho usual monthly reports and COMMUNE
cutiouS regarding minor matters
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Stafford Taking Testlmonx

A''ue, Texas, February 1O.-Senator
NV, OF the legislative investigating
yes was here today securing deposi
!, n employe of the senate for the
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Inc followlns sales were recorded at The

The following sales we're recorded at The
oil exchange today;
Columbia. ] share at 500 90
Bunn's Bluff, GOO shares al 25e,
ApelO-American. 100 shares at 2c
Angio-Afnerican. 2OO0 shares AZ 1&c.
alamo city 4 shares at S25 o..
Becky sharp. 1000 shares nj 2iac
Beatty new. 25e SHARES az lHc.
Drincrs 1000 shares at 6iac
Fort Worth, 1000 hhares at Sc.
Independence. COCO shnres az nc
Gobcr, 100 shares at &c.
Gobcr. 60 shares az 5iac.
Gober. roo shares al 6I.c.
Gladys OF Beaumont 100 shares a Tc.
Lumberman's- CO.. shares at 25c.
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sHeRlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

or will be used and the well will probably
he brought 10 before Saturday,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11
BLooDoIRoN

History has always
assigned to its heroes
characteristic titles.
1t has given US Alex
ander the Great, Ivan
the Terrible, Richard
tho Lion-Hehrted,
~ - -
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B IS RESPONSIBLE.
! court Has Decided The Fa-
III, Smallpox Damage Case.
|qsFp THE CARE OF ITS EMpLOYE
u.oIiosnce OF the Persons En-
I" o..,lted In the Spread Of
the Disease.

r,,ts February 10 In the case
'ms..ouri. Kansas and Texas halfway
!, Te.as, against II. d. Wood, ct
~ uant county. the supreme court,
y. certified questions, holds that
nDs comnany was liable to Appellee
,he damages caused to him by
y ,be smallpox being communicated
nd his family by Dickson through
.r.snce Of the agent Of the railroad
r. This is suit which was insti-
M! d Wood ct al. against the
KANSAS aud Texas Railway Com-
~ alleged negligence In careing for
4, nc employees Of the road named
L nlckson. who was afflicted with
1, ,herehv permitting him TO escape
III, Isolated surveillance which thcv
l,as,tsken TO maintain over him and.
t,s,rIng on the premises OF the plain
.Ala IN delirious condition, communi'
n, disease 10 them and their child.
0nIblou is written by Associate jus
la,ovn and holds that the railroad
Sss was neither authorized MOI re-
fSy ,v 10 do what the city Of Green
Fo,sbt have done. the latter beinL ch-
M statute 10 care for persons SUI
Win a contagious disease, and nav
{. ssrtsken IN care FOR the patient and
n. him from spreading the smallpox
4 community they arc responsible for
bsril,ence OF TIE emGlOyes hired 10
eysr him iu permitting him TO leave
KIM where he WAS Isolated, and liable
III damages caused thereby.
following proceedings were had in
lpseme court today:
tIbed questions answered: Missouri,
Il, and Texas Railway Company OF
vs. H. D. Wood ct al, from Hunt:
NJ. Fischer VS. J II. Simon, from
,Ineton.
tIoS for rehearlnc and application for
ld error granted: International aud
Northern Railway Company vs.. John
j. from Bexar
hens FOR rehearmc Of applications dts.
u. First National Bank OF Browns
lk l., W r. C0wcn. from Cameron;
Antonio Real Eostate, Building and
association VS. Scion Stewart, from
Hons for rebeariur ovcrruled: William
Isllstt vs.. Callie H. Trice, from Me
en
rlfed questions submitted. Emma Milo
vs. Anna Nuske ct al. from Wash
b; Lnkeyiew Land Company W.. san
Pic Traction Company, from BeSar.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-30
FLAT SCHEME IS DEAD
FRED G. VAN DUsEN BUYS LOTS
Vine Place and Groveland Avenue
Not to BE Site of Ugly Wooden
>" Tenements. s

The people of the aristocratic neigh
borhood of Groveland avenue and Vine
place need have no more shudders. The
vacant southeast corner has been salted
down. as it were. No more will the in
sidious builders of flats or the. scareful
protector of wooden tenement rows cause
them fear. esterday a deed was filed
conveying the three lots from Robert w.
Turnbull to Fred G. Van Dusen for $4,000.
No one intimates that the recent permit
for a row Of wooden tenements was used
as "a club, but Mr.. Van Dusen OWNS
stone mansion across the street.
Great mystery surrounded the transfer
of the property. The prospective pur-
chaser Monday referred all inquiries to-
the owner of the corner. The latter
stated yesterday that he did not want to
answer the question when asked If he
had sold. Nevertheless the. deed was
then at the Office of the register of deeds.
1t was rumored a short time ago that
Plymouth church looked with favor on
this spot as church site, but this idea
was dropped through the influence of
prominent men in the church. The dag
onal corner, also vacant, has just been
bought by w. O. Winston, who will build.
Attention will now be turned to the
vacant half block on Nicollet-an excel
lent site for fiat building. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-30
TIE: CITY
TOWN TALK

The best Straw Hats at Halt Price at The
Plymouth Clothing HoGse,
The Title Insurance and Trust company
pays q per cent on deposits subject to check.
dries just received at sBarnum's leather goods
store.
James A. Kellogg, well-known attorney
has filed bis papers for the republican nom
ination for county attorney.
Our speeialties, surety bonds, burglary and
employers liability insurance Fred L. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building.
Every teamster that will call at The Jour
nal subscription department can secure PAIR
OF nice fly blankets for hts horses at 100
pair. : ~ SIS ~
The ladies OF the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church will give an ice cream social on tne
lawn OF the church, Twenty sixth street and
Pleasant avenue, Friday evening Il 90. ),
Charles Moberg, who is said to be out on
from the stase
last night by Patrolman Novotne, OF the third
precinct police station. He is charged with
the highway robbery of a woman. ~ -.
A neatly dressed stranger appeared at at the 3
the other day and rented a room He re-
NAMED at the place two or three days and then
departed. taking with him q SUIT OF $clotnes
and some underwear which did not belong to
him. ..zzf ; T.. s.@g . "a -sefsa,~
, The Commercial clubs of Minneapolis and
st. Paul will send committees to Fort Smell
ing tomorrow to confer with army oflcers
regarding the purchase by the government OF
land enough for a rife range Property IN
the neighborhood Of the fort is now being
held at what :is regarded as extort1onateI ng-
ures, and the two commercial bodies nave
been asked to interest themselves In the mat
ter. 49,, -. ,,.,-. -, r . =. .,s5v.., a.<
A mass meeting of the prohlbitionists OF
Hennepin county is called for Monday, Aug.
4 at 2;so P, M, in the Portland avenue ue
Eleventh street S. to elect q county commfttee
and transact other business A prohib1tion
rally will be held in the evening at 8; o CLOCK;
Charles Scanlon, candidate for. governor, VIII
give the principal address, and short talks
will be gtven by other leading speakers; MISS
Lloyd will recite. The Central Prohibition
Club viii serve lunch from s to p. M -, = =
Marvin Nelson, young man from St. Paul.
stavlo Of the South Side police: station, Nell
son was endeavorlng to escape from ero"a
that was pursuing him. He had just sold a
bicycle to Frank Lofstad, q bicycle dea!er, az
Tenth avenue S and Fifth street. and was
trying to escape when the man suspected tnat
the wheel was tolen and followed ,fne mneel
was stolen In St.. Paul and Pawnbroker IN
spector Lavalle Of. that: city took the man
and the, wheel hack: to St Paul last night
Rawlins post will act as escort to Com,
noanter Torrance at the big parade to be held
campment is held there in October The
commander will go to Washingt on next month
to consult with the citizens committee re-
garding arrangements. General e. r. Camp
bell. commander Of the Sons OF Veterans, mas
been invited to furnish a uniformed escort
of 6 1000 men for the parade, and there VIII
probably he citizens escort also. 49,