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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

The independent voter really decides
the elections after all. The number OF
those who are no more responsible for
their political views than they al Q ;or Il 9
color of their hair are about equally
divided among the parties, leaving the
decision to the thinking minority, who
decline to have their predictions made
a source OF revenue for machine politi.
clans, who manipulate conventions in
the belief that ,,,partvism" will pull any
old candidate through.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

When the ChicagoT board of aldermen,
republicans and democrats, .voted for a
resolution, as they. :did on the 18th,
memorializing congress to obtain con.
troll of undeveloped coal lands in order
that the fuel monopoly might be broken
by competition with the general govern.
ment, they showed 3that they shear a
bell ringing but don't know where the
clapper is" Ii undeveloped coal mines
were taxed at the same rate improper.
tion to market value:as farms and cot.
tage homes, the fuel;monopoly would be
broken without delay and effectually.
by private competition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

"Senator Turner, of Washington, is
one of the active advocates of election of
senators by a direct vote, and the con.
vention that renominated him demanded
that reform. Until we fill the United
States senate with men chosen by the
people, it will be impossible to pass any
important measure for the benefit of the
masses. The republicans of the state of
Washington can afford to lay aside par
tisanship and return such a man as
Turner to the senate, where he has
battled SO earnestly and SO ably for the
interests of the common people Of the
whole country."-William ]. Bryan, in
the Commoner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27
FELL TO HIS DEATH.
Richard Mason Falls Is Feer and is Fatally In.
iured.

jured.
On Saturday as Richard Mason a boy
OF Is, the only son of Contractor l. w.
Mason, who is building the new school
house on Market street, was assisting
the workmen, he fell from the bridge
which covers the rafters OF the building
to the attic floor, distance OF is feet.
When the workmen came to the boy
he was unconscious and the men not
knowing what to do sent fer the father
who at once removed the boy to his
home.
When Drs. Stapp and Pearson, who
were called, arrived they found the skull
badly crushed and gave but little hopes
OF recovery and their opinion proved cor
rect as the boy passed away at 10 p. m.
yesterday.
The crushing OF the skull was not OF
itself necessarily fatal but the shock was
so severe that lock JAZZ and other COM
plications set in and it was not possible
to save him.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
from the NJ. E. church, Rev. C, McDer.
moth officiating.
The HERALD joins the many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason in extending to
them sincere sympathy in this their sad
bereavement.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27
Stricken With Paralysis.

Henderson Grimett. Of this place was
stricken with partial paralysis and com.
pletely lost the use OF one arm and side.
after being treated by an eminent physi.
clan for quite while without relief, my
wife recommended Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and after using two bottles of il
he is almost cured.-Geo. r. Mcdonald,
Man, Logan county. W. Va. Several
other very remarkable cures of partial
paralysis have been effected by the use
OF this linement. 1t is most widely
known. however, as cure for rheuma.
tism, sprains and bruises. Sold by
Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

Here are-some OF the terrible things
which, according to a country exchange,
are likely to befall delinquent: "Last
week delinquent subscriber said that
he would pay up on Saturday, if he
lived" He's dead. Another: "I'll see
you tomorrow" He's blind. Still an
other one said: 81 hope to pay you this
week, or 20 to the DEVIL" He's gone.
There are hundreds who ought to take
warning by these procrastinators and
pay up their subscriptions now.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27
THE BLUFF CALLED.
them q number of votes.

In answer to:the talesi of republicans
about trusts in free trade countries, ex-
Gov. Boies, OF Iowa, makes an offer
to which only three. kinds Of reply are
possible. These Munchausenites must
either prove up, breakdown, or, after the
manner Of Mr.. Hanna, stand pat"
Gov. Boies makes them this offer:
"If they caus establishsby competent
testimony before an impartial tribunal
that there is onestrust or combination
of any kind in any free trade..country on
this earth that manufactures articles Of
necessity OF any kind and make a bust.
ness OF exporting them to other countries
and selling them ins..markets foreign to
their own at;regular market prices sub
stantially belowlthose for which they
sell the same!ar,iclesiin their own mar
.kets at regularsmarket prices there, as
our trusts are doing everyl day in the
year, will pay every dollar OF the ex-
pense OF obtaining such evidence and
withdraw from this campaign and per.
NIT the electionsof:the republican candi-
date for congress:in this district without
the expenditure OF an other hour OF time
or another dollar of.money."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

The ballots to be used at the election
next week are Of new form, and may
confuse the voters somewhat, although
the form is decided improvement over
the old one. The democratic committee
is having samples OF the new ballot
printed fort he guidance OF the voters,
which will be distributed en- election
dav. = r-f-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27
JETTY ACCEPTED.
Major Mills Examines the Work and Formally
Accepts it.

Maj. Mills, in charge OF the engineer.
ing work OF the government in this dis.
trict, has formally accepted the contract
on the Grays Harbor, jetty, which was
begun about five years ago, and which
involved the expenditure OF about ST..
10000
The examination OF the work was thor
ough on the part OF the governmental
representative, and the contractors were
paid the high compliment OF finishing
such large piece OF work so satisfac.
torilv that not the slightest complaint
was made in any particular.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

The Herald is the oldest paper on
orays Harbor, and has larger circu-
lation than any other paper in Chehaiis
county. Advertising contracts are
passed upon this claim OF circulation
and all money due on contracts execu-
ted under this statement. will be for
fsited if the statement be not absolute
ly true.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

The stationery You use conveys mes
rage as much as what you write there
From our stock you can suit almost any
demand at prices to suit the quality.
EVANS DRlG Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

n his contracts or the work would not
be accepted.
The attorney was directed to prepare a
resolutio tor filling First street, between
B ST. and the Wishkah river with saw
dust.
No action was taken on the application
Tor an original package license BY Mr..
Howard, of South Aberdeen.
The matter OF vacating a portion Of
McKinlay ave. was referred to the street
committee.
The following bills were allow:
DR.. q. W. Overmeyer salary ... <33. IS
Creech Bros. labor. .............. $40
James Stewart. contract. ...... 10000
II. X. Laponte, supplies .... 500
W. B. Paine 4 Co. supplies ..... go
W. H. White 4 Son contract. -. :. ISL 40
Creech Bros. contract ....... 1850
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

..,,ecopr,on $500 PER YEAR.
D1scouNrs: If paid in advance, 81 cents i;
one month, As cents; two MONTHS ~
cents: three months, 50 cents; SIX
months, 25 cents; nine months, 10
cents. You save q cent week ny
having in advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27
semi-WeekIy
Aberdeen Herald.

Hntered at the Post-office at Aberdeen Wssn.'
~ second class mail matter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-27

The authority on watches.
GO1DMAN'S, Seattle.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-22
NOTICE TO TRANSFERS.

ALL TRANSFERS HAULING ORE FROM
the Touopah mines are requested to call at the
ONCE 81 tue Tonopah Company for instruction.
before loading any ore as the Company reserve,
TIE right under the conditions Of tue leases Ia
manage the shipping Of all ore.
The Company refuses to guarantee payment
Of freight on ore hauled bv teamSters not con.
plying with the above request
r l. ODpIE Treasurer
Tonnopah COMPANY
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-02-22

Volume !. No. /, OF The Nevada
Miner, published by c. d Van Duzer
at Golconda, Nevada, is upon our
table, 1t is a newsy and wei edited
journal. and fills long felt want IN
the SagebruSh State, The MiEpah
is represented in the picturesque
heading. The typographical work
Of the paper is credit to the art.
We extend the true fraternal hand
to editor Van DuEer and ask for
him from every person in the State a
subscription 10 his paper.
Five dollars column is what the
Dem-Slyer papers are getting for
running II F Bartiae traitor talks
When You read them remember that
Ii i rumored from Washington that
H F. is under pay from Francis
Newland>, who Is a Republican. but
thought the Dem-Slver people would
again De victorious In Nevada, but
now wishes he was anywhere but in
cohootS with the t2S0ai>t>,
The Reno authorities ordered the
Salvation Arnary reading room
c,a>e6 IN account of the smallpox in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
BRENNAN SUCEET.


Attracting t;;cr:-r.
B--rEu. Trzs9 May ,-E.- IT,.
leeF- O.. r-s r- 2,ala- Rose --.-sr1 Bar
.~- .a--- SSH
--l mo interest .--~r- S.zt...---.
-e~-ra> aave ara- usEe I'M -1. lr-
-eHE ~U Pc bag rat 20 --e 90
Uew-r-S pasture Srrtar rr lt
se~. % Watts - E71s-.- Els a=.- -,-
sLs.il- r-a paste. So Er -Ek sE SD
,rses % tha or -ceEa-.a - -r-
s1-a S2rtaT F-' rlEre2 l.-.a t.51 ~
tt-s rhs-rh IS 0-a- .rss. -e. ,.--. "a ,.-s-
WIKI the d.>t.acrea of asr-z me la.- s.
membership ~ 1Ug church il sac S-s.z aa.
wants 10 make 5; ,-s '-es,, ANY. s4
TIE Irish potato CROP q Wl-1.or 90
c0lury -4.s year has tar sE ectet I-y gg-.
y.ols record. Tae teFsa L-c-s G.: .ae tr.
weevu c2-ssi E-Gy rs .-e s.rz1rs "a
diTscslfy tae-r cEc7s ar! potatoes cane .n
81. considerable Acreage l-- r.av a1va
turned cct sell z-L are ,t;-s marketed G.
leU1lc-ltirs 7-.-es- T1s s-r- st---rs h-s
been largely Increased ana tA4 51osrec. o..
q good corn crop was -srtr -E
wce7il have been reported Id, -l-- ---rts
t~etr Appearance IN many F4r-s @. l1a c,-r-
-, 3-t .-- tlr lLFEaTe. -at-u1s e 1-.l-
~. - 49, e - s- y go E-t- I-t.- e-l-t-
-4Jl1us VIII e reduced q I.-.-Z-
Al-y was Ascension Esr 20 tEr~ v---s
a45, kep- u Common -a,l-- e CEI.z--s -.
1850. ~ Is enc az tina --ear 10 ys-s
- the fC1rt1 century EzE .e---...-...7 .--s-
the religious Observance u tt-. -r- r
SCI -.sA IF-N r-es Do some 91r.s -- las. fsI
Sef.l- n9l4cy England and S-ccas1t NE
c1-u;Ey people l1 Nds1luc--- -.T. - 81
$50 ia % aIieIt seEv-css az t-4 .-..a rs
Tae Ess, End c-.cse1 s-s,-g u-r, s,..7 Ira
-l-le men; ezastl,-s E.-tsv. mar
ALe eNa-I.l lions 1ll ts ser 20. n
- We yg--is meat rHersas 81. rzu-
~ Use A-lit1L A-t-1a--,t 8-l.s.V.1.E ss.-.saf
S sr..is a-sn- 90 o'@t>.E J- %. b.. :
AIotAer carload o, estes has bass -
VIII D. erected a; I4lr1 F.7-s ,,'f -
street. crossings q tAr Santa rs rt- --rs
s,ree, - c,o. vi ~ Alamo avfa4s ana N4ia +
~. ~. E'e .1 b,olgat So sansle q,
$500 "a Lge oats 1s care Nsea 80 tht- .
-.--. l MfSIlesi5y after is11 Wsseaa.rr
E@1A section in whiet "a --.- tg "
T-SS success HltE a as1g tsis retr ~.
F,.Fet the tallary- -'
M s' Sse,,i IA BssEss mo wsarot q,
tle 1reueu's M1ifesi z. Ns-,.e..s ~.
-ttp N-s fle N4VEerta -ar- ~ "
TI,-. 40 .1t cav ,a-ss ~ lEaas-
Brrnhau ole \. \. Lg GTt.ar etf
.rtl "a castle haH 'gaf4.s.lir- .E-t
6elsbi5l -'P"eA'''H' a-.el 7pa ~ sl-.
p, 100. So wiz - s-esii -s.rt5,. - d.
- scene sisters Az : ...r q i-e
- H. S ~ 2 -elz1r ~ 49, f
Wf-i-,s ~ - - ti+5 20 au ssr~
iy. arrived Is ,h1s So it -14 sr et.
,trr - LiH z2a fau-.- frf- w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
The ;. Pfs DECISION.


d1tze " " BoreH 81 Crc~ls Va. an
N -l.gr, lnseit as reformed isctf ee
tNl a1e elffs authority ia uizke the 10.
lfHt1E P-P4e settlement:
peg years the coffee h@ht had been
sf"e-as el Ut UEai lay coaiitioU Was git
.aN- a1fe eousi ie-lhie Hgs .us
g % a-l ltl berVIae 50 ueTYe1s .hzt
o. -eG@It a.ao~t eutireiy upoa by
ia ~ tsr writing. Sometimes Hhen
@s lm1ef'.Fe taar Z sign ms name my
-A- fFtla-i Sc ! epuld scarce DO a.
A severe headae 1es. stomach tFou.
tl tsoatle, also some Rheumatism.
r. ifA AeF- -. one aFr sent me 4
pafaa % Postum coffee wlth relucst n ~
SIS % ca1ee ard make q faiE tril. 81
5s i-t adricc and the heads rs
fl- asn t-f stnEarh trouble low
ave -H ftE rFaEa'e 70 an cxFerr r-hau
~ ~ fcf time Ny Oh Iesroas.
taaR ~ the past.
BY .e a'em -n~errG r0e rrrrs v,-F-
erfif trf ~ ard cs1vr-ne ner~onsre,s. Sc
reiff BIZ leaving ~ ssF4e aof
E We now th!Ek 3. & Hlal b
+'llA t1lu elthfr rcfce ~ tel
49, - & EumheF a eases ihst save
- 5,s-5---- esr.t O. SseailE hsae1ted
se'ss1Ee- Pesssn-"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

Hef-s 4ez-s, May S-A, meeting ot
BOARD % trustees OF the Bsey,Ua c,,g
~ Est'ei-1T Prof W E. Madden
- v.-.s4 superintendent fos the enssis,
g -',Sts Prof Maddeua has lseu
tsl---s.-. % TIE Beeri.e high scao,, ~
sLtiai sess-o-s he succeeds pro, r. -
..F..ct. s-- rs beea sEe-iuteadenf az to-.
Whfse EaI1ceutut thev 49, 80 lnde.
--- cfac-eney he b5s -.
9. resign on sccourt ~ ~
~ .,A.-s- q. grade vii, BE sdded "a ;bs.
- i1s year two more rrs.h -
yf- fr1 the schoci oiher7rtss ss- - ~ ;
$500, ~, ''e''@E equipped as an elucsttsssi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
TRUCK AND FRUIT GROWERS.
Ire Victoria Meeting has Come to 4
Close.

ere F'-tofa meeting TaS Tome 70 a
Close.
F!c,osia, Texas. May s-YesterfsT -,--.
ing the Soath Texas Truck ard v,rt.
Growers spent 81 McCan's Irrigated rr-el
CAMDEN on the northern outskirts q he
city, where the use Of tools aud aapgsrr-s
were explained by Mr. McCau Of yir,s-tt
and Messrs. McCan aud Robertson u Ree-
Wtie Tie next meeting Viii De helE AZ
College Station 81 August. The sfts-so,,
vas devoted 10 reading and discussion II
papers Passenger TraFte Manager Morse
q the Sunset Central liacs ami Dr :
Knapp Of Lake Charles spoke brieay A.
tae afternoon meeting.
Iae banquet rendered by rne Bnsi-e.e
Mems association 81 the city nan Was
att.ug elimination Of the euter,aIrrept
given tae truck growers Plates Ee-s a..
foE rs ana every seat was nuA.
representative body u business a,er 49,
cligf.sts, professional mca and fanrdaa
,oasi master in his usual fc.e.tors s-rs--
ana deserves lagge meesi az cre-gr ~. 49,
aaUrcss u the avelsue
loasis were Irsshn6ed 20 hv J wsf.
ri-ah, vice president ~ Dr. T--nrg Frr-4s.-..-
s0riatian Hon T. itnf Thso Rul.--
esg. Flof Hunter q zoe Iut,ei sJstr, az.
q ttmfut ~ aEuicll1arr ut.rIt Atrorae-
T. Naudcnherse Eaifos W. root. i.
tee fRcf aud by sac I'D flneu's hrl --es-s
q me eVe1ing Dr. 5, A. knapr ana wf
Al0lse, rho BAD made rhe trio n gEesrras
rms, " 20 address tais gsrheelnz
DF knaPp has Teesntly returned srcn 4
HiAe months tour o. tie osiea, ssssyias
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
TEMPLE TOPICS


iva Thieves Gc- - ---- y1o-. -- an
C@-a Sal.
TENET. --,.. -
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regs ra- o-,a e- .-a- drawer 90 .r,
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a-ar.s. il. q r--.- bad.
men -s.ss.i --. .'... ~. --V
49, .' t- '-- -A!-e sal nothing
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Sralree. e--a .r .-T r-e
-, .... -- ----~ TIE lE-"e.
80 t---- s-' 1-r .oE contained 30
~. insurance rsFe.s auI
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

ReeTi-is. Texas, MaY S--A company q.
the erection alL operation C; cotton seed
90 miL has been organized here. au the
asesssary srocA having bsaa subscribed for.
aa- c1ayteE VIII Immediately De secure 1
t11 E1EE 90 ,Ae Eiii beEul 30 time % have
% ID HEFrat.tl 4E the opening q the sea-
son t--s fall The company will De cap
.'1.iE.- fc- $1,000 aud the stock wil lie
Fed rtiErv4Uy Ey BeeFii.e cEtt.rMea.
De crg1llE1-ioz q this coIp2ny Mzrxs
tle ginning % GeW eTA il the history
g beesii.a zcl vi;h GOO. f-uqs Ia,s scar.
"a -iNl aye 1rw practically asslred. t1ls
tGWu 1Zl .eec.cl WlU begin forging rar!L4y
GO t1e front
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PeEcs Notss.

Yesterday Was q quiet day With the %
lice The Detectives report no hurg.Arles or
othsf heavy crimes. and the aHlce-s on the
beats had very uS,le 10 do
C4ief Ellis was reported iIi al bis hone
yesterday and he aid 1ot coue 70 the STA.
lion
br. J. Allen Kyle reported tho loss 81 a
er9@n horse. gita military saddle.
IAe see9in 81 Wilson couafy r.l5., ~ the
city yesieTdal ami rctutned ta<t ,i-5t a..
lHs " chHtse uc gro named Milton Henry.
WAC IS said 90 be an escaped c1ayict.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

Las, Saturday Eisat Napoleon B.usssr.e
kaewles, seprtatle ccl5sed c!i.1s- ..
Houston was arrested ca ElstpsrsAs
s.oa rnds- a Charge ~ burglary AZ Hesrus.
liz was taken 70 Hesfle sat Tueslar sitter.
1ea az clock Marsha. J. IL Gr!fEu -
tatt l.-F released him II 7res rrr-fa-
NEEsfrc 010 uaS s1u<Ls fcr r1a rim
spa hlGW-es w4E permitted CO. return 40
ttrustn1. Taers Aas t~en 10 charge wEa-.
ever as4l1si hrgw.ss art hs arrest as
1ue 20 mistaken l1anGtT.
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Mrs BEETLE Bryan yesterday closed a deal
for residence Tot on Milan stree. betweea
Dallas and Polk avenues which bs-u.-at
$500
There was considerable discussion sboa,
real estate yesteTday. ana A. one dsrta-
pressed q. there are -sayeral hens On. /" hrt
noae II them are ready 20 hatch
one dealer said the market appeared 10
EF"w nrmer each day. and that he saf 4
deal on hand thar Involved ST.. 800 fa- wh !,
might be paradoxieally termed Anut,li. Ir
side property Men who handie real -
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R-uoner Ts-t M....n-.

Iae Gospel ,els AZ Drummer was crowded
TO .is fol- ctTaeity last n.gh; vita earnest
seekers after ;sata- Taers was a fun czolr.
Jed uy Fsot Doyle, and .he preaching VI.
exceptionally sIroag. Rev Mr Nsa1o- to9k
for bis SUBJECT Except our rigatroasaess
exceed tae rishteoasarss II the s-rlbes aad
Ia4fises, yr sl1tl % Ea ease cutter rhe
KINGDOM ~ beaver 2ui haltist &. la a
tlnst cGectFe waEDer. There were q nvra-
per Ct conversions ana nUra eo1I was
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49,, 80. P.obaels.

Beaumont. Texas, May SIT is 1lds-.
s-oat :oa!saE trCn & reliable source that
following upon the contest Sled Or Mr..
Louis ". Hcbert sga.zs, To1 C. Kige foz
the cs1ee 81 tax col,ec'og aud assessor 81.
gac city. papers 10 which zerr served yes
fert4g that there is 10 be another c1ages.
1-eG .u t4e next day or TWO. The majority
shown f0y Mr, King 10 the elecri0a he.E %
AI-ll ! was thiety-Iagrc. walse sne "a l=r
defeated candidate has also a verT narrow
mar il 90 overcome. Just wleu t1e taVtrs
zre 90 be sled sud served Is net starf4
1It that they VIII be sooa Is a ee-ta,1ty.
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HOUSTON Lle-r guard.
They HELD an interesting Meeting las
Niuh;.

They HELD an interesting Meeting Las:
Nicr;.
On the li,A ard lz,h q this tz11tA tie
Honston Lsgar Guard e4pee. 10 ssse ~.
sies o. establishment To zs1r ife re.
ports q tae ezecriive co1nlttee was he
object Of meeting a. the lraory as.
night.
The committee OF dEEuatics reported that
# was progressing fairly Wc.l shat {: had
selected drama mar the parts rad beea
assigned. taat rfzcsrsais were beng belI
every ether n-E1r
Ale coI1-E2irIee ga target Eauee tcp5rtci
that u had fould g range AZ ~ near q. -u.
Eer and that q Wn-.1 ba p1sslt3e 10 seag-
from ~ % 90 yaFtE RI wss esr-sf.I 10
further investigate I4e range. aaH az sha
sane tine % was detegultaed RI rzre ~
necessary steps ~ have tie practice rrers
under the supervision Of a regular re 81.
nceE -
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