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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
Outlaws Blow Vault With Dyna.
mite and Murder q Brave
Sheriff.

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. Sat Clarks-
vile. Johnson county. a bold and sue
cessfu1 bank robbery occurred about 8
o'clock this morning. Sheriff John H.
Powers was shot and killed by the rob
bers. The exact amount secured by the
thieves is not known, but it is sup
posed To be between 81, 600 and $1,000.
Sheriff Powers, who roomed in a
building adjoining that of the Bank Of
ClarksviIIe, was awakened shortly be
fore o'clock by a terrific explosion in
the bank.
The robbers. who numbered five or
six. We're evidsptly prepared for him.
as they opened fire the moment he ap-
peared. The officer was wounded Al
the first wolfe. but he stood his ground
ard returned the fire. sending half a
dozen bullets after the robbers. The
wounded sheriff managed to get back
to his room, where ne died within
twenty minutes When badly aroused
citizens began arriving at the scene,
Sheriff Powers was dead and the rob
bers had vanished.
The interior of the bank presented
a wrecked appearance. the men having
used dynamite TO break open the door
of the vault They had several men
standing on duty outside the bank
They were armed with WinChesters and
had apparently anticipated interference
from the sheriff. as they must have
known of his presence nearby. A trail
OF blood leading from the bank indi-
Gates that Powers injured one or more
of the robbers. Ii is thought the rob-
bers escaped into the mountain fast
nesses Of Newton county. where are
neither railroad or telegraph facilities
Governor Davis tonight offered a re-
ward of s., 600 for the arrest ana conVlc-
ton of the bank robbers. and the Ar
kansas Bankers association offered
reward Of $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
Brother of the Bandit Pleads
Guilty to Avoid Being
LynChed.
Especial to The Herald.)

Cheyenne. Wyo., Feb. 5.-Under
Sheriff Milne Of Casper passed
through here with Clarence Wood
ward, brother of Charles Woodward,
en- route to the state penitentiary at
Rawlins, where young Woodward will
enter upon a three-year term for
grand larceny. Clarence Woodward is
one of the four men that escap ped from
the Casper jail early in January. He
did not accompany Charles Woodward
to Garfield Park and was not there
when Sheriff Kicker was murdered. He
was captured in the vicinity, however.
but had no trouble in proving that he
had no hand in the killing
At his trial for grand larceny last
week Clarence pleaded guilty in order
TO receive an early sentence and get
away to the penitentiary before his
brother was captured He feared that
his brother would be lynched and if
he was in the Casper Jail when the
lynching occurred he might be taken
'ut and strung up at the same time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06

Sir William Gurdon 0ibertn, reminded
the Cecils that the bin did not provide
for compulsory marriage with a de-
ceased wife's sister and he cOnvulsed the
house by reading letter from a wo-
man friend telling him of a man who
had married the eldest of seven sisters.
What a terrible thing il would be-
said the writer, ''if the bin becomes law
and this mans wife died. He would have
TO marry all his seven sisters-in-law at
once 1t would be no better than a
harem.
Before the vote was reached there was
an angry anti-Cecil demonstration. Both
Lord Hugh and Evelyn Cecil used every
parliamentary trick to delay reaching a
Eote within the time limits Of Wednes-
day and when icy returned to the house
from the Hobbies both of Lord Salisbury
relatives were greeted with angry cries
OF shame" "'churlish' and similar cpl
rhqtc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
TWO BAD MEN BROTHERS IN BLOOD AND CRIME
Sheriff RiCker'S Alleged Murderer
Tells How He Got
Hurt.
lsnecial 70 The HeraldN

Casper, Wyo., Feb. 5.-Charles Wood
ward, the alleged murderer of Sheriff
Kicker. was seen in the county Jail
last night. He is a sight to gaze upon.
His head is cut and bruised and his
face badly lscera ted. When asked how
be got so badly battered up. Wood
ward said ne was seated at the table
al Owens ranch near Billings, when a
German came in and assaulted him
WITH hammer and kept on pounding
1m until ne was insensible When he
came TO-, he was handcuffed ard in a
wagon gong TO Billings. He says he
aad a horrible time and suffered agon-
les. He says he is i'm Jail today be-
Cause his friends went back on him.
Woodward declares that Kicker
abused him in Jail and used to humili-
''e aim by making remarks to his wife
,w,nen she came to see him at the Jail.
"oo1ward's capture has cost Natrona
county $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06

Superintendent Christensen Of =
= the public schools announces that K
= all the schools viii close by ) y
, O'Clock this afternoon in order that y
> the teachers and pupils may have =
= the opportunity to hear Frederick =
= Warde's lecture on 'The Women =
, of Shakespeare. The order is Civ =
= en- by authority Of the president Of =
y the board Of educa ton. and Mr.. =
= Christensen wishes the teachers 10 y
? take this announcement as their ?
= authority for closing at 3 Person p
= ally, the superintendent says he =
, considers the lecture an eXcep- y
= tiOnal educational opportunity and y
= he is sure that the teachers viii y
= take advantage of it.
The seat sale for the lecture by
Frederick Warde at the Salt Lake the
atre, under the auspices Of the salt
Lake City Press club. began yesterday
morning. and there was a heavy de-
mand for seats from the start a line
as in front of the box Office the
greater part Of the day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
With All the Honor of War.

Pekin- Fe5. o.-Major Edgar B. Rob
ertson Of the Ninth infantry started to-
day for Manila. and Captain Andrew
Brewster Of the same regiment as
stunned command of the United States
legation guard Many foreign military
men, including japanese and British
officers, babe the major farewell. An
American guard of honor was mounted
at the railway station The United
States minister. Mr.. COnger. previous
TO Major Robertson's departure. gave
luncheon in his honor. 1t was at
tended by all the American officials
and their families
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
Image of the Late British Sovereign
is Unveiled.

London. Feb. 5.-Lord Salisbury. the
premier. unveiled iife-sized marble
statue of the late Queen Victoria at
the Junior Constitutional club tonight.
Speaking at a dinner after the IN
yelling, the premier referred to the
recent Dutch note in a tone. for him,
of UNUSUAL hippancy.
He said that doubtless some OF his
auditors thought it bit Of luck TO
catch cabinet minister and extract
from him some information concerning
that abortive crisis which had lately
filled the columns of the newspapers,
He said. however. they wouldn't extract
much For himself. he was unable TO
imagine the object of the Dutch gov
eminent. for whose friendly feelings he
had the greatest admiration. but he
could not see the precise object they
hoped to gain by this curious STEP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
ATTITUDE OF GREAT POWERS.
Text of the Answers Made to SPANS
Note Asking Aid.

Note Asking AID.
New York. Feb. 5.-The Associated
Press has been put in possession of the
following dispatches which have never
before been published and which are I'M
uuestiOnably authentic They comprise
the circular telegram Of the Spanish gov
eminent to it's representatives at several
of the European courts and excerpts from
the replies. The Spanish message fol
lows.
The Minister Of State. To His Ma jesty S
Representatives Abroad: Circular tele-
gram.
Madrid. March -. 1928.
The Spanish representative IN Wash
ington has just reported that he is in
formed by the United States government
that on Monday next the representation
of the American commission on the
Maine catastrophe Will De brought before
congress without previously communiCat-
ing the same TO us or having the Span
ISL report communicated to them.
For the reasons stated in my telegram
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
: NO PARDON FOR YoUNGERs. :

= ST Paul, Feb. 5.-The board of =
= pardons today denied the petition ,
= for a fun pardon made by the y
= Younger brothers. tt was said =
= the former eonvicts had not been =
> on probation long enough. The =
y Youngers desired a pardon in or =
y der that they might leave the =
= state and go back to their old =
= home. where they could make a =
y living Their parole specifies they =
y shall remain within the state =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06

Hartford City. Ind, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Re-
becca Evilsizer. who would have beeR
100 years old March y. committed sui
eide at the home Of her son near South
Whitley. She chOked herself TO death
by stuffing a large handkerchief down
her throat. she was thought to he
sleeping when found dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06

= Life Sentence For Footpad.
San Francisco. Feb. 5--AnOther =
y fOotpad received the limit in Judge
p Cooks court today. John Muir =
= ply. an old offender, who was con- =
= victed yesterday Of having held
p up and brutality beaten Harry =
= Lawrey on the night of Dec a, =
= was sentenced 10 San Quentin for :
, life
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-06
SILVER AND LEAD.

silver. 55isc per ounce.
Conner. 11tqc per pound: New YORK. 81 i0i
LEAD. 1898 per 10 pounds; New York.
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Ut PAUL MINI today message to
legislature After recitng session to be
the de.lre oft the
e me- urged that Immediate be taken looking
y erred wis
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-13
. Competent Manaoer.

Charles Wilson, in the absence of A. Newman in the east, has the entire management of the New England Kitchen.
 !. .1r Wilson has had wide expert ence in the hotel and restaurant busi- ness, having been connected with vari- ous hotels and restaurants in western towns, coming here from Deming New Mexico. MT. Wilson, after his contract expires as manager for MT. Newman, will go east to visit his people in Mis- souri. His many friends in Bisbee will wish him a pleasant visit at his ed home.
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is an incline shaft following the foot wall, which dips to the west about III .eea ds sgrees. This shaft is seventy two feet deep and all in ore. Ssp- ples of ore taken anywhere from this thirty ounces of silver and from three to ten dollars in gold per ton and if. teen per cent. copper.
 Gold and copper are increasing with depth. Too much cannot be said of this vein on account of it's great di. memsions, as well as it's richness, and although this shaft is only seventy-two feet deep, great things are expected from it.
 This vein or ledge is sixty feet il width on the surface and shows very rich streaks of peacock ore. also azur- ite and malachite; and free gold is dis cernible with the naked eye. Judging by the surface indications and the rapid increase in values as depth is at tained it is only a matter of a few hun d-ed feet more of depth until this property will be self-sustaining and paying dividends on stock, which will increase it's value to more than double it's par These mines can produce cop per at half the present price and make handsome profits, as the gold and sil- yer alone will net fortune regardless of other minerals.
 The officers of the Roosevelt Gold and Copper Mining Company are all well known business men of- Arizona and all but one reside in Bisbee W. G. Mcdonald, the president and man ager, was until recently . well known lumber man of the northern part of the territory and has lived in Arizona for fifteen years.
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Grant House to let. ll rooms. Apply l. W. Wallace, 7.lI.ff
 PERSONALS

Capt. Mossman was in Phoenix and went from there to California, via Prescott
 Thos. Hautson, of the Calumet and Arizona Mining Company, leaves this morning for his home in Calumet. Michigan.
 Judge Seth 1eavenworth, who has been down with typhoid fever for sew eral days, was reported to be improv- ing yesterday.
 Dr. F IA Sweet, chief surgeon of the Fl Paso and Southwestern rail- road, will leave this morning for El Paso on professional business
 Mrs. Dennis Walsh, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will visit for a few days and then proceed 10 San Francisco. Mrs Walsh expects to be away for . month.
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Welcome visitors.

Welcome Visitors.
 Mr- and Mrs. W. G. McDoDnald, of Douglas, are in the city, for a short stay. They are well known in Bisbee, where they lived for over a year, when MT. Mcdonald was engaged in the lumber and contracting business. At present he is manager of the J. H. Jacks Co, lumber business, in Doug las. At one time MT. Mcdonald owned the big sawmill and lumber camp at Maine in Coconino county. He was also one of the leaders of the Democ- racy in that entire district.
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THE RoosEvELr COMPANY.
t Owns Large Bediss Of Rich Ore in
 Graham County.

It Owns Lsspe Bediss ef Rich Ore in
 Graham County.
 The following is taken from the Pacific Coast Miner, and is of general interest: The Roosevelt Gold and Copper Mining Company owns eight claims, each 600 by 1,500 feet, which are located in Trumbull mining dis trict about fifteen miles from Fort Thomas, . station on the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern r1ilroad, with . good wagon road running to the prop erty. In addition to the surface work done on each claim, as required by law, and such other work e was nec- essary in determining where was best to sink shafts. this company has sunk two shafts on different parts of the property. The first shaft was sunk on the group of claims well up on the mountain side and was started near . large bloW-out of porpAyry. At . depth of fifty feet there is . good showing of mineral which indicates the near vicinity of . large deposit of rich ore. It vas started e . prospect hole on . snau strinees, but e the- strineer wideued and increased in ninerals tt was continued to fhe depth named
 The secoad shaft Wns sfaFted about fifteen hundred feet down 1ahe noun tain side from shaft lsp. !. This shsft
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

COPPER QUEEN HoTEL-H. c. Avis, St. Louis; C. N. Burkhalter, Tucson; ]. vosburg. Los Angeles; J. N. Crumber, Detroit; D. A. Vail, Los Angeles; Mrs. Frsnk Proctor, La Can anea; Mrs. W. F .Overtou, Nogales: W. F. Mead, San Francisco; Sister Mary Peter, Phoenix
 NORTON HOU6ENGeo. R. Elem ing, Sakord; F. W. Leavitt, Globe; J. Johnstone, Denver; W. r. Lehman, Denver; R. N. Johnson, Denver.
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COPPER QUEEN HOTEL

Today Manager Rouzer invites every one to join him at the excellent dinner that will be served at six o'clock. The Copper Queen Hotel has gained the reputation of being second to none in the entire southwest and the dinners which are especially arranged for Sun day evenings are attracting wide at tention. Following is the menu for today:
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LosT-Little black Splits dog, bind in one eye. His name is Prince. On the collar Is F. W. Lynwood. Return to No. 2S Brewery Gulch and receive $zs reward. Cleo Beamon- 7-133t.
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If you want . good photo you want one made out of the best material ob- you win have a photo that will not fade That is what you get at the lBor- orsh studio. at foot of Quality hill
 M %5.78-1t
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In Preearious Condition.

Fred c. Wells. the injured man, who was thrown from the wrecked car on the hill above the smelter yesterday, is at the hospital in precarious condi- ton. u is feared now that he re ceived serious internal injuries The latest report from the hospital last night was that the injured man was sleeping and resting easily
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Resipnsd tic Position.

Heos0neo tfto Po0tton.
 Jos. c. Nuirhead, who for the past twenty years has been An employe of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company. in the capacity of shift boss, this week handed in his resignation and will devote his whole time and attention to his private business af- fairs.
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LILLIAN RUssEL's DAUGHTER.

Leaves New York for Paris, Where
 She Goes to Study Music.
 New York, July 12.-Among the pa > sengers bound for Europe today was Miss Lillian Solomon, the 1S-year-oli daughter of Lillian Russell, the well known actress. Miss Solomon, wh , promises to possess all the beauty of her mother, is going to Paris to con tinue the study of music. Last month she was graduated with high honors from the Institute of the Holy Angels at Fort Lee, N. J. Before quitting the school she embrced Catholicity and was formally received into the church.
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FOR sHERiFF.

hereby announce myself e . can didats for reelection to the o0ce of skeri3 of Cochise county. subject to the DeDocrax5c county conve7tjon- DEL LBWI4
 Tenbstpne, July :, 1892.
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WANTED-Painters and plasterers by the Copper Queen Consolidated Copper Company. Apply at Gym nasium Building Elz5t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-13
BlSBEE BALL CLUB
 LOOKING FOR PLAY
TRYING TO ARRANGE FOR A CIR
 CUT OF GAMES.
Correspondence Now Going on-Want 10 Play Seven Clubs on One Trip Special Car Promised.


 to Play Seven Clubs on One Trip
 Especial Car Promised.
 Manager Johnson, of the Bisbee Ball Club, will go away this morning bound for San Francisco, where he expects to remain for thirty days
 When asked last night if he was still at work on the proposition for the Bisbee team to make . circuit of a number of towns in New Mexico and Arizona, including Fl Paso, he stated that he was and that he had every con fidence that the games, or the most of them, would be arranged without any trouble.
 'I have written letters to the ball players at Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Deming. and Silver City in New Mex ico, at n Paso, Texas, and at Morenci, Arizona No replies have yet been re- ceived, but the proposition sub mitted by the Bisbee club will cer- tainly bring favorable replies, and. with perhaps one or two exceptions, the games will be played. MT. Styles. of the Ei Paso and Southwestern railway company, has promised to provide our boys with . special car for their trip to the various points named"
 During the absence of the manager Captain Smith, of the Bisbee team, Twin have charge of arrangements for the circuit games
 So far the Bisbee club has not iost | a single game this season but word comes from Morenci that the boys will pe up against the real thing when they reach that camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-13

Price cuts no figure when you want a good photo, and the prices are right at the Borough studio, foot of Quality Hill 7-131t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-13
THE PRESIDENT INVITED TO ARIZONA
GOVERNOR ERODE SENDS OPEL
 cIAL INVITATION.
Rough Riders Alec Join in Wiring President Roosevelt to Include
 Arizona in Hn Western Trip.

The press of the country announce that President Roosevelt is to- take . trip through the western states, the itinerary to include the most impor- tan cities, and the trip to last about c month.
 Thursday Governor Brodis on b. half of the people of the territory ex- tended the following invitation by tel egraph to the president:
 To the President, Washington, D. c.
 The people of Arizona earnestly hope that to them will be accorded the honor of . visit from their presi- dent on his journey westward. They will hail with joy your coming and anxiouely await your reply. Grant us, if possible, our desire.
 ALEXANDER o. ERODE,
 Governor of Arizona.
 In addition to the telegram of the governor, Captain Alexander, Major sicClintock, Lieutenant Wilcox and others united in the following dis patch:
 The President, Oyster Bay, N. Y. The Arizona contingent of the Rough Rider regiment are anxious that you include Arizona in your itinerary on your coming western trip. We wish to personally present our appreciation of your administration as our chief magistrate. The boys will try to make your visit a pleasant one"
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FOR SALE cHEAPIThree-room house, hath room and clothes. closet Furnished or unfurnished. For par ticulars inquire at American Bakery.
 7-8-tf
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4 Rame.

A RafFle.
 There was a rafbe last night at the Orient saloon for a diamond ring. Mrs. Smith held ticket No. q, which won the ring.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A lunch wagon in Douglas; nne location on Main street. Address B. S., Box S03, Bisbee.
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Crest suil Fiaht e Naeo.

Gfeaf 8ulI Fi0ht At NAco.
 Handbills are out announcing the greatest bull fight of the season at Naco, Sonora, today. Four bulls front the famous herd of the Sierra de las Alias will be fought to death.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-13

We use pure Phoenix cream. Try our ice cream. McDaniel & Wiswald. Naco. It
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FOR RENT-six-room furnished house. Apply to Mrs. Julia Cunning ham, 26S Castle Hill. 7-10-4
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FOR SALE cHEAP-Nearly new typewriter, ip perfect condition. In qrs-e Teegraph once! Copper Queer
 Hotel. Il
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FOR sALE-One upright Grand piano. Inquire c. w. Black, Tomb stone canyon. 5l
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Don't forget us-McDaniel & Wis. wald, Naco. Everything that is re freehing. Il
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E FOR RENT-Four-room house. for merly occupied by Stag Club, back of Catholic Church. Apply Bank of Bis
 bee. 7-11-tf
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NEWS OF THE TOWN

In Bisbee Friday night, to the wife of John Campbell, . daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-13

If you are suffering pain of any kind
 acute or chronic, or caused by strainf
 or dislocation, consult the Osteopa.h; free; Norton House. 7-4-tf
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Church peoeice.
 First Presbyterian Church, Library Hall sabbath school at 10 a. m, pub lie services at II C. ID. and 6 ,. n. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Harvey N. Shields. A cordial invitation h ex- tended to all.
 Methodist Episcopal ChurcA-Regu- lar services by the pastor e follows: 10 c m., Sunday school; II, morning service; 7.lS evening service. A cor dial invitation b extended to an
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Popular Wants.

All ads for this column must be ae. eompanied by the cash.
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Undeiivered Teie0rams-
 Undelivered telegrams last night were Barney Cornelius and John R. Storey. @
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SOUP

SOUP Chicken with Rice
 Consommee en tasse
 RELIsHEs cucumbers sardines Boiled Salmon, Parsley Sauce Pommee Fantastic
 BOILED Leg of Mutton. Sauce soubise ENTREEs Praised Filet of Beef a Ia Victoria Sweetbread Brochetts on Toast
 PUNCH
 RomAin UoAST Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Chicken Gfblet Sauce
 SALAD String Beans and Tomato VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Steamed New Potatoes New Peas
 DEseERT Apple Pie Lemon Cream Pie
 Assorted Cakes Philadelphia Ice Cream American. Swiss and Edam Cheese Bent's Crackers Soda Crackers Watermelons Nuts Oranges Raisfne
 Cafe Noir