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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
STATEHOOD
The ISSUE
IN SENATE
Fifteen Republicans Said to
Favor Omnibus Bill.
BEVERIOGE WILL OPPOSE 1T
In His Report as Chairman Of
Subcommittee.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The contest over
the omnibus statehood bin began upon
the meeting Of congress. As soon as
the senate adjourned there was confer
ence in Senator Ha-e's committee room,
attended by Senators Allison, Aldrichs
Hale. PIatt (Coan), Cuiom, Lodge, Han
na and Beyeridge, the latter the chair
man Of the committee on territories
These gentlemen Represented tn RepubA-
cans who are opposed TO the omnibus
bill admitting oklahoma, New Mexico
and Arizona. ard, ii is understood, favor
the bill admitting Oklahoma only. The
friends OF the omnibus bin We're also
active and claim to have the names OF
fifteen Republican senators pledged 10
support the bin. which, with tne DEM
ocrats, VIII insure its passage. 1t is
probable that q Republican caucus upon
the subject VIII DE held.
TIE principal part Of the discussion
vas upon the forthcoming report of the
committee on territories. Senator BeV-
eridge briefly outlined the main feat
ures OF the prospective report from
which it was gathere that the majority
would be strongly adverse . the aGrnis-
sion Of either Arizona or New Mexico
The senators at the conferepce expressed
the opinion that if the conditions were
as shown by The testimony. features Of
rhich were given by Senator Bever-
idge. then 1t would be unwiae TO admit
either New Mexico or Arizona. The ad-
mission Of Oklahoma and indian Terri
tory found considerable favor, though no
conclusion was reached
Later in the afternoon there was
inference in Senator Beveridge's com
mittee room attended by the ReDubh-
can members of the committee supposed
90 p opposed TO the omnibus bill Other
senators also called during the day and
discussed the question. Giving 20 the
fact that the conmittea IS working under
an order to make report on Wednes-
day, the Republicans are trying hard to
get the report ready.
The Republicans who are making the
fieht for the omnibus bin ere under the
leadership Of Senators Quay and Elkins.
They claimed fifteen Republicans pledged
70 that bH which, with the Democrats.
would give the omnibus bin clear ma
jority Republicans opposed 10 the ter
ritorial statehood bin think that certain
favorable remarks have been taken for
pledges and that when the vote is taken
q majority Garnet bo mustered TO admit
three rev states at this session.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
New Corporations In Oklahoma.


Guthrie, Q. r., Dee. 1.-The secretary
Of the territory today granted articl
o. Incorporation 20 the following com
panies % do business in Oklahoma:
The First Presbyterian church Of Ho-
bart, for time perpetual. The directors
are J. 4 Stewart. =. K Morrill, and
c. Z. Fraker
The Bank Of Meekor. with capital
stock of $1,000, to do a banking business
at Nc ker. in Lincoln county. The di-
rectors are William Johnston of Eureka.
IAN. J. X. Shive of Shawnee. O. r.. u.
mckee. John Il. Bausb and W f. Cut
yer Of Clifton
TIE Farmers and Merchants bank Of
Snyedr. to operate st Mountain Park. Tor
q term Of forty years. with q caoitsl
stock OF $500 the directors Of this IN
st!tu;on are NJ S Kel.ey or Nardin.
/. G. Delaney OF Mountain Park. 5. II.
Roberts of Ansdariso and +. p Thornc OF
Watervinc. kan
Tie German Evangelical Lutheran Zion
congregation. 90 DO work In and around
Guthrie for all time. The directors are
John Wagner. II. l. l2oe>tger and VII
uaIa Bacizhans. au of Guthrie
The Cypsite Development company. fos
q term of tweaty years rfh . cauitaI
stock II s5e.a'3 The directors are G.. o.
alako T. e. Young and F. e Blake
TIE Thompson Hardware and supply
corp7ns. for term q twenty years.
and csrltai stock of t47.os3 O. do business
90 Temple. @. T.. and Addlngt-u. J. T.
The directors are John T Thompson.
]. =. Th0mps9n OF Add.r-ton. nd Jonn
j. Brown II Temple
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

century ago one-third Of The earth was
under the sway of white men. aow or an
the earth known. tw0-thirds is under the
white mans sway. Following the same
standard century herce the entire earth
Will be controlled hy the white mar. a
startling thing. this. K shows that Gods s
earth, which is given US TO have and Keep
is for the working and business man who
conducts himself rightly 70 should he
the objef Of the business man not 10
work to'get al i can out oS e. hut 20
put all I can into it. .' Bishop HartriIEe
O. Kioto Japan. conducted services IN St
F1uIs chapel
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His visit recalls q story we heard once Of
his early experience in the territory. Mr.
Thompson located on aluable piece Of
land near Enid, ana at the time of which
we speak was holding It down.
A big strappins Swede undertook to
drive him of his premises and the trou-
ble started. 1t was a fight or give up
and let his SweGcsliip take peaceab.e pos
session. so he concluded to give battle
The scrap was one of the fastest ever
pulled off in that locality, and the Swede
had an the best of it, Later in the day
they had another settlement and again
the swede won out.
There was no use in scrappinS the fel
iow further, SO he sent TO KinsGsher for
Bill Fossett TO come up, taking particular
pains to avoid the nature of the hasty
summons. William arrived late in the
evening and went to Nir Thompson's
cabin They talked on various subjects
until bedtime. when Mr.. Fossctt asked
his friend VI hat he wanted. Bill hal his
coat of and tugsiag at one OF his boots
when Thompson told him ne wanted the
big Swede whipped and also that he him
sci fhad tricd il twice andAfailed on both
occasions. and finished with "Bli, you re
the only man I know Of who can whip
that fellow, and I want you to do the
job" Fossott looked at his friend, who
Is a good sized man and something Of a
scrapper himself and finally remarked
as he sat there on the bed ana thought it
al over: THAT looks to me like a devil
ish big undertaking; a mighty big job TO
so up against" and he looked like he
vas sorry he came
.But the next morning the fght took
place and it may he said to the credit Of
the Swede that he would hac again come
out victorious had not Fossett in sheer
desperation gathered himself together for
q final effort that ended the battle and
the trouble with the Swede. 1T isn't
known shat Air. Fossett realized anything
out of the job, bur he never lost by it.
for he owes his position. that of United
States marshal Of the territory, to Mr
Thompson, who knows Fossetts ability
in every way to iii the position.
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q - < u % r l. g.
s..,h. ,Ihs Kind You Have slEaj2 5ca,Et
Ssss:"'' "a AHHXAZZy
NEARLY ALL ARE SICK
Panther Returning from Her Service

Panther Returning from Her Service
at Colon.
San Juan. Porto Rico. Dec. l--Ihe
United Staes auxiliary cruiser Panther,
with 320 marines on board, nearly all
sick. sailed this afternoon for Norfolk.
She came from Colon The Colombian
governmklt asserted that it could protect
the isthInus. so the opportunity was
seized to take the fever-stricken sol
diers back.
The gunboat Bancroft has sailed for
Colon 10 replace tie Panther. Rear Ad-
niral Higginson has sailed Tor Culebra
island on board the gunhoat Scorpion
The United States ships Lebanon and
Hist have arrived at Culebra
7. S. AS,Cabe fell overheard from the
United States steamer Osceoia in this
harbor on Saturday and was drowned.
The body was recovered last night and
buried today with military honors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
RELIGION IN BUSINESS
Lord Bishop or Hartford Advocates
Idcn in Trinity Church.

New York. Dec. Special advent mis-
sionary meetings Of the Protestant Epis-
copaI church which were begun yester-
ady. were continued today At Trinity
church the Lord Bishop Of He-tford.
England. preached to a congregation 80
large that all peves were filled and many
persons were Obliged 20 stand Tach lord
binshop SAID that business men ought 20
take their rt',gion into their affairs. In
closing he said: 1t IS shown thet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
NEW SANTA FE EXTENSION
Line Projected 20 Run Through
" cofrar.l cs.I fTaherf

Gut-rie .. T.. Dec. 1.-The Santa Fe
iz Hro-c'7E Few extension FROM
connection with the moia Ire ~ Springer.
r. ST. q point on ire Guif Colorado
lr6 sa-.a F'e 4t Fort Fyorsh Texas. TIE
route iss east from SIr.nr-r - cross
ng Ufth the Fort Wo-th ana Denver
aear the Colorado state lEre. thence
southeast through Woodward ard Hohs-t
1klshoma. a. Fort worth Tie liae is
Partially surveyed and propositions sre
eing made u cklahoua 5ltlss regard
~ the correction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
SAY sRADBuRYs FEARING
Held for The Grand Jury or Charge Of
kIL-n CrinGstah

Guthrie O. r.. Dec 1.-The preliminary
hearing IF Jay Bradbury. charged with
the killing of Alexander Grindstan, on the
latters farm. southeast Of Ripley. sew
eral weeks ago. came up before the pro-
bste judge at saltwater. only two wit
nesses were placed ON the stand-Charles
koSemoor ard John r. Swart. Directly
after the shooting Bradbury went TO
Swarts house ana told him what he had
done. The testimony Of these Witnesses
was TO the facts of the shooting as told
t them by Bradbury. there having been
no eyewitness to the affair Judge
Clark. after the testimony had been given.
held the defendant 20 awaj, tie action of
the grand jury, ana the trial VIII be heard
ST. the next term of the district court
April l. 1908. The defendant was admitted
10 bail, the court setting the bond at
s2.5Oo. Bradbury IS still in jail until
bonds can be made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
TO GATHER DATA

Senator Eject John P. Hiskman is
Going TO Washington.
Guthrie, o. T.. Dec -Senator-elect
John 2. Hickam. of Perkins. leaves for
Washington, ID. c.. about the Sth Of De
cember. Mr.. Hickam is making this trip
to gather data before the department OF
the interior relating to quarantine mat
ters IN Oklahoma. He is showing an
earnestness in the cause Of the quaran-
tine question that is commendable and
proposes to secure information in Wash
irgton that will aid him in pushing legis-
lation in the coming assembly that viii
benefit the stockmen and the farmers.
Senator Hickam incidentally will take
il. the statehood debate on the leth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
CHEROKEES
HITCHCOCK HAS POWER TO
LEASE THEIR LANDS.
Supreme Court Says He Derives 1t
from Congress.

Guthrie, o. T, Dec To-day Governor
Ferguson declined TO approve a contract
made by the city council OF Iawton- Ok
,ahoma, for the construction OF a water
works system there. to cost Sl05009. The
governor states 50 many charges OF al
legged Doodle and fraud have been flied
vith him relative to the letting Of the
contract That he cannot approEe II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

in the maneuvres in the Caribbean Sea.
His staff included Rear admiral Taylor.
chief of the bureau Of navigation. chief
Of staff; Captains Swift and Piiisbury,
assistants chief of STAFF. and Commander
Sargent. personal aide. The departure
Of the party was devoid OF display ana
the customary salute to the admiral was
omitted at his request
The Mayhower will set her course direct
for Culbera island off Porto Rico and is
due there next Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

farm just north Of the city and here
after engage in the peaceful and profitable
avocauon OF an agricuiturist, but what
ever his intentions are in that direction.
his reticence on the subject is such as TO
keep his would-be successors guessing
IS TO just when the vacancy viii occur,
ard really wondering whether 1t ever
will occur in time to give them a seat on
the city bench where the hours OF duty
are 50 short and the Official stipend is SO
1crr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
M'EWEN FOR ASSISTANT
Chicago Nan Assumes Dnties with
Rock EEYand

Topeka. kan. Dec. IL. r. NcEwen
has been appointed assistant supcrirtend-
ent Of the Kansas division of tho Rock
IslaEd. with headquarters IN this city.
-dr McEwen came here from Chicago
Saturday and has assumed the duties
of MS position az assistant 20 sunerin-
t.mncnt Jnnes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

Guthrie, 0. r.. Dec. 1.-The incorpora-
tors Of the Enid. San Diego and Pacific
railroad. chartered here today. are John
3. Linden, president of the Denver. Enid
and Gulf Che Frisco extension from Enid
TO Guthrie, John Murphy Edmund, w.
D, ?. c.. n. J. and W. P. Frantz. all
Of Enid. The Frantz's are also stock
holders in the Enid-Guthrie line The
route for the San Diego line Is not
given in the charter except through Okla
homa, passing through Garfield. Woods.
Blaine. Dewey, Woodward. Day and Bea-
vcr counties, thus bringing It close 10
the southern state line of Colorado
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
JOLT AT THE TRUST
Brewers Combine 1T Kansas City
Cinnet CeiIecf RiIIa.

Kansas City. Dec. 1.-The Kansas City
court of appeals decided today that the
combination Of brewers that exist In this
city. Is a trust and as such it is expressly
forbidden by the statutes II Missouri
and is unlawful and that any man who
owes one OF these brewers in she cirnbine
need not pay his bin and the brewer can
not collect the debt. even by going into
the courts
his decision was made IN tho suit OF
the Ferd-Heim Brewing company against
a salcCn keeper. who owed the brewing
company. IN the lower court tho brewing
ootnrany won the case and got Judgment
This 'udgmclt was reversed today by the
c5ert Of appeals. the three judges con-
curing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
Peters Shoe Co.'S PhenomsnaI Gain.

Peters shoe Co.'S Phenomenal Gain.
st. Louis has broken all shoe records
again. This time it IS the Peters Shoe
company, with a gain of Sill .2i2.o3 in sales
for the fiscal year ended November 80
over 1891. This has been achieved without
any addition to their force of fifty travel
ing statesmen and without crowding in
any future orders TO swell the record.
y year ago the Peters Shoe company
showed 4 gain OF over a quarter Of d mil
lion dollars over 1000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

Gubbing Win linirients, blistoTlng, the aD-
VIII produce countcr-irritation. Is sood Tor
external treatment ct Rheumatism, bu-
these simple remedies lie notreach tie seat
Of the disease nor taucl the real cause,
and relief Is Therefore only temporary.
Rheumatism S dre 10 Cr.c Acid and
othe- Irritaut poisons IN tie blood. and
rs It c;rcalates through the system, these
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
, MrIi EED WeMfY.

have The samau ietiea proved thsm-
selves towards ana maligness. but ths
British OUTPOST 80 Hohotic s in had
way. owing 90 deaths from m4iafls. The
mui.ah IS adopting "a fhrcateping afu-
tede an- though bis sneftr are noe ,r-
ptctei to rnicte marh ri1l ~ is ets
conceivable that the Eau.aan uft 20 ed
reduced az 90 succumh 90 au attarE Tie
new ezrs iiaou under Gcnerai Mana
.s likely to start about The ca4 ~ fbF
nonth
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poss MAY RESIGN
Great Scramble Already on for Place
He Occupies

Guthrie. o. T. Dec THE Shawnee
Gull says:
The suggestion is now being offered
that Judge J. N. Doss VIII soon tender
his resignation ana permanently vacate
the office of police judge. and If he should
do 50. there viii be a great race for the
appointment for according Go reliable re-
ports there arc several willing Barkuses
alresdy announced as waiting for The
judge to say something. when they VIII
each make an effort and q strong one. 10
land the rich and juicy municipal plum
ment and expectation has been caused by
ledge Doss' organizations to move - his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
CAME ON SLOW TRAIN
Richards Section Boss Couldn't be
Married Till After Midnioht.

Lawton. o. T.. Dec. I.-Rev. Hodge fail
&c to kiss the bride, but L. c. Morgan
cid not That gentleman is now the hus-
band of a young woman who until lis a.
n. this morning, was Miss Jessie Bates
The groom is a gentleman of twenty
seven years. who is section foreman on
the Rock Island at Richards The local
train was belated, and that is how 1t
h ppened that he reached Lawton deep
Into the night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

CatAria o. r. Dec. 1-Goreraor 2. ?
= Fersuson left 20 vratonra this 1ft--noor
Tor th-ee DAYS sisft TO-DAY was the
81 anniversary - he apaoin.r-ent. ard
-e received many conEret1iztions FOR tne
exceptionally ciesn record - the tTelvs
months e his adni1.s.rat.o1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
SITUATION is SERIOUS
Malaria Threaten. an English Gar
riNoa in rric-

New York. Dee News from Eomaii-
land is serious. according o. yae LONDON
correspondent of the Tribune Not only
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

Your druggist Fviu refund yocr money If
FAzO OINTMENT falls to cure ring
worm. tetto- old uIcers and sores. pimplcs
and Naokheads on the face, and All skin
diseases, 20 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
FAGAN
PROMINENT ENID CITIZEN COM
MITS SUICIDE.
Formerly Resided in Kansas, Living
at Ellsworth.

Enid, 0. T.. Dec. benjamin Pagan.
81. a real estate and loan broker, COM
mitted suicide by shooting He formerly
Re sided at Ellsworth, Kan. was promi-
nent in G. A. r. circles. and was a dele
gate 10 the last national encampment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
HAHCgGAP PED

The nan who started 10 run a race IN
chains and fetters would be visiblv hand
icapped. No one would expect him TO
succeed. The man who runs the race Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

life " he Il his
digestive and nu-
tuuve organs are
diseased IS equally
handicapped. In
the one case his
strength Is over
weighted, IN the
other il is under
mined. Success
demands 8 p owe
81 else a sound
stomach.
Doctor pierCe's
c olden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases 8 OF tbs
stomach and other
organs OF diges-
toR and nutrition.
When this Is done
food IS perfectly
dIcested and as
sf--tiate5 and tl.e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
STORY OF BILL FossET7

liarry Thompson Once Engaged Him
20 Lick a Swsde.
Guthrie O. T.. Dee. Tom Fry says
in recent issue of the Waurika News
Harry Thompson, the Rock Island
man. was in town Monday. and in COM
pany with T. 3. Kelly drove 10 Hastings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

Now is the time to take a good fall med
icine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best
1t purifics the blood
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Ray Porter, Lewiston, Idaho. Az
Eva Rltchey, Grafton, N D.
Verna Reyleck, Grafton N.
Verna Reyieck, Grafton N. Observation-Disclosures.
Rose A. Ripley Winnebago City, Mimi ........"
Nellie Russell, Lewiston, Idaho. BIZ
Muriel Savannah, Adrian. MINI Z.
Walter Stair, st. louis, Mo-. Observation-Disclosures.
Henrietta Shirk. Redfeld, S. Observation-Disclosures. AS
Eugena Stapleton, Two Harbors Mimi
EByrdie X. Smith, st. Thomas N. g
Lancetta Steele Bathgate, N.
Clara tSwensen, st. James, MINI z
Clara Smith, Big Stone; Mimi. i
Arthur Tiggelbeck, Lewiston, Idaho. sBS
Virginia Unumb Alexandria, Mimi. ............... AS
Margaret Vandermark, ST. Paul. MINI. AS
Hilma Wright, Rushford MINI Observation-Disclosures.
Hilma Wright. Rushford MINI :...................
Ottilie Woelk Crookston MINI. Observation-Disclosures. AS
Ottilie Woelk Crookston, MINI. ................B
Olivia Wilmarth Racine, Mimi.
Olivia Wilmarth Racine, MINI. ................
Sheldon Wilbur, Aitkin, Observation-Disclosures.
Mary NJ. White, Perham. Mimi Observation-Disclosures.
Myrtle Westcott, Sank Rapids, MINI.
Nellie Wood Melrose, MINI Observation-Disclosures.
Maude Wendeken, Elkton. S. Observation-Disclosures. Z
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THE JOURNAL JUNIOR, MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA, sA
Grade.

Name and Town Grade.
Matilda Johnson, Charles. MINI. ..................
Bessie Kayanaugh, Anoka, Mimi
Aenes Kane Morris MINI Observation-Disclosures,
Ida Lenton, Stewartvile, MINI. 8
Love- Harbors, MINI. ...................
Ruth Love- Two HarbOrs, Mimi. -
Eunice Loughbridge Warren, MINI
Hazel Larsen, Granite Falls, MINI 3
Kaethchen Lambert, Young America, MINI. 3
Dom Lackie Willow City, N D.............:......
Alma Larson Sunrise, Mimi Observation-Disclosures. 8
Gladys Martin, Willow City, N:
Hazel Mcqueen, Alexandria, MINI. .................
Clare Milton Benson, MINI. At
Willie Moore, Dundas, MINI,
Bertha Mundale Blue Earth, MINI. 5
Belle Mcintyre Grafton, N. 3
Oscar McCormic Sandstone s.
Marie Moznetts St. Paul MINI. ...................
Mary Nolan, Wayerly, MINI.
marguerite Neill Red Wing MINI ............... BIT
Ferol Norris Worthington MINI. ..................
Grace c. Norton Cove, MINI. ..............-... .
Christine Olson Elbow Lake, MINI.
Harry Phelps Excelsior, MINI.
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'---- NORTHWESTERN PRIZE WINNERS. =
Name and Town. .>t .-z Grade.
Grace H. Anderson. Luverne Mimi. =
Ruth NJ Anderson, Luverne. MINI. ................
Eda Anderson, Warren, MINI Observation-Disclosures.
Francis Bouteli. Sank Center MINI. S
Irvema Bath Perry, Iowa ...................... B8
Grace Brown, Ashton. Iowa Observation-Disclosures. BIG
Josephine C. Boom Bismarck, N. D................
Walter Blefus, Stewartve, MINI. ............... Z
Dikka Brandt, Macfariand, Wis.
Esther Brown, Blue Earth, MINI. A6
Mildred A. Cochrane Clarke, S. D................
Lydia Cox, Coquet MINI.
Lydia Cox, Coquet MINI.
Floy Curtis Lake City, MINI. ................ B5
Hie1 Campbell Mantorye MINI. A8
Florence Diment Fairmont MINI. ................ Be
Merle Downend Osceoa, Wis:...................... s
Mayme French Monticello MINI ....-............. BIS
Edwin Fitzpatrick Paul. MINI. BIG
May Gardner Big Stone, MINI ...................
Stella A. Gasaway, Rockwell, Iowa .:.............
Edna M. Houck, Jackson MINI. 8
Fred Hummel, Dundas, MINI ................ 6
Abbe Hanefeld, Two Harbors, MINI. ...............
Grace NJ Holtz Rochester. Mimi. ..................
I.eona Jones. Ltchfeld. MINI r------........... Z