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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-22
GIFT FOR BRYAN

Gar Sends His Photograph with Auto.
graph Attached.
St Petersburg. Dec. 22.-The car has
sent his photograph with his autograph
affixed to William J. Bryan, who visited
his majesty yesterday.
Ambassador Mccormack gave a lunch
con to-day to Mr. Bryan, Prince Khilkoff
the minister of public works and railroads
and other high officials.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

The city clerk occupies a very
enviabie position at the present
time in city affairs He IS not
only the main cheese at all OF the
council meeting but he IS also
chief cook and bottle washer. The
members OF the new CITY council
appear to be as innocent as new
born babes regarding the details
OF municipal affairs, and whenever
anything comes up concerning
which they are not informed they
refer the matter TO the city clerk
Ia such instances the city clerk
gives a very painful imitation OF a
man trying to look wise, renders
his opinion in the matter. and II IS
SO ordered.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
Womse's Club.


The Womsn's Club met Friday,
April 74th. with Mrs. Sebree.
Much interest has been taken IN
current events this year. and as
usual they proved very interesting.
The programme committee sub
mitted the programme for the COM
ing year aud it was accepted by
the club.
The paper. ais the Classical
Drama lmmoral?" written by Mrs.
Hillhouse, a former member OF
the club. showed much thought
and care in its preparation. and
was one OF the best papers OF the
year.
Mrs. Cole read sketch OF the
Life OF Wagner.
After the roll call the hostess
served ice cream and cake and the
club adjourned to meet May Isi
with Mrs. Finney.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
..sseh Ado As... s..h..s..

Charles b. Hanford comes to
this city with production of
Shakespearean comedy which can
not fail to awaken the hesrtiest in
terest. Favorite though he is
with the play givers OF every city
where he visits from season to sea-
son, he has never consented to ap-
pear with deficient supporting
company, or an inadequate scenic
invistiture. His leading woman
this year is Marie Droinah, an ac-
tress whose extraordinary native
talent has been developed by con-
slant and judicious schooling in
her art.
The same evcnness OF merit
which have characterized Mr..
Hantord's productions in the past
may be expected this season, for
he brings his plays to the opening
engagement as fully equipped and
carefully rehearsed as they are at
the close Of the season. Mr..
Hanford has been busily engaged
for many weeks rehearsing his
company, especially selected for
their fitness to portray the various
characters in Shskespearean COM
edy. Mr. Haniosd and his compa-
ny will appear At the La Iunta
Theatre on Saturday evening,
May 9th. in "Much Ado About
Nothing"
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
". c. =. U. ,.ss,ssss.

There will be ". C. T. U.
Institute, conducted by Mrs 1un'
gerford, acting state president. and
Miss Dawson. secretary OF the
Young Womsn's Branch, held IN
this city Friday and Saturday. May
ISL aad I'D, at the Christian church.
Morning and afternoon sessions
will be held each day. On FIJI
day evening Mrs. Hungerford will
deliver an address. the subject be-
ing IAN Evening with Colorado
Laws" and on Saturday evening
Miss Dawson will lecture on "a
Singular Life" Everyone Is
invited
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

II is reported that Marshal
Baldwin, Of Rocky Ford, gave an
example one night last week OF
what is to happen in that burg.
He made bonfire OF some gsmb-
ling tables and poker chips.
There was trouble over a poker
game a few nights before, when
one fellow brought suit to recover
money he had lost and exposed
the affair. The saloon was stripped
of its gambling apparatus and
burned, as a hint as to the new
order OF things to prevail in that
burg.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
o,..o,..ion Of ce-s.r,"sr.hie.

To Whom il May Concern:
Notice is hereby gwen that the
CO partnership heretofore existing
between H. q. Todd and X. a.
Eddleman, doing business as ii.
@ Todd * Co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. II. q.
Todd-wiIi conduct the business in
the future, paying all debts and
collecting all accounts due the old
firm.
Thanking the public for their
patronage in the past, We solicit
your good will in the future.
II. g. TODD.
r. A. EppLEMaN.
La Junta, April "a, 1903.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

gets on the wrong side OF the fence
occasionally. but he consoleth
himself with the thought that he IS
much more pumpkins in the sight
OF men on the wrong side OF the
fence than he would be astraddie
OF the aforementioned fence Yea,
verify. ali is vanity aud vexstion oi
spirit galore in the strenuous iiie
OF the moulder OF public opinion.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

SoME OF the Rocky Ford sports
are preparing to start a new town
adjoining the townsite and build a
regular Monte Carlo, where the
enlivening click OF the little ball,
the sof, purr OF the tiger, and the
soothing gurgle Of the air in the
beer pump can be heard at all
hours of the day or night. The
sheriff's views on the matter have
not yet been made public. how
ever.-Iamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
c,.., NJ. Suicide. >. m.....o,..

Early last Friday morning Mrs.
Arthur Vincent summoned DR..
Sheldon, reporting that her hus.
band had been acting strangely for
a couple OF days and that he had
recently became SO violent that
she wanted the authorities assist
ance. He went out and found his
condition bad. He called MP
Sheriff Barr, who came up on the
noon train. bringing Deputy Stew
ard with him. They Immediately
drove to his place, three miles
southwest Of town, but when they
got there they found him with his
throat cut. His head was nearly
severed from his body. He did
the deed with a razor IN the pres
ence OF his family, his wife trying
to prevent him. No other person
was present. He was informed by
Mrs. Vincent that the sheriff was
coming. and the dread seemed to
have given his insanity turn to-
ward self destruction.
Coroner Green will be up to
take care Of the body. The citi-
zens Of Manzanola have raised .
fund Of SaS to give the body a de-
cent burial.
He leaves . wife and three little
children. the youngest being but .
fe~ months old. Deceased came
hese in 1886, and for many years
followed truck farming. About .
year ego he had . fall from his
cart. which seemed to effect his
head. and from that time he seemed
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

The business men OF Rocky
Ford have already adopted the
early closing plan. The present
agreement is that none shall keep
open later than 1890 o'clock, all
having the privilege Of closing as
much earlier as they may desire.
The early closing movement IS
good one, and the TRIBUNE very
respectfully suggests that 1t would
be a good idea to adopt the plan
in this burg. Nay? Then don't.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

The members OF the Otero
County Building and Loan AS
sociation, who hold stock in the
fourth series. will be glad to know
that il has matured with the pay
ment for March. AT the meeting
OF the board of directors Monday
night the series was declared
closed and the secretary instructed
to make settlement on May rst.
This series was. opened in March,
1897. running seventy-two months,
and its closing releases loans to
the amount Of $50. 1000, and dis
tributes $4,000 in cash to the
members who have not borrowed.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

TnE fool hath said in his own
heart. "Ii is as nothing to get out
q local newspaper and the poll
tician thinks that newspaper col
umns were built to provide a free
causeway for him to walk into Of
fice, but 10 and behold they both
have another guess coming. The
editor iterates and reiterates the
true story Of the splendid re-
sources Of his town, because he
believes in his town and despiseth
the knocker who is always in evil
dence with his little hammer out
for no good purpose. He also is
damned by every swo-by-four poll
sician when he faileth to observe
the handwriting on the wali and
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
This 10 No esisy Tale.

The postoffice did not move last
Sunday. and IN consequence there.
OF the Tribune has been branded
as a base falsifeI without just
cause. The contractor persuaded
the postmaster to change his mind.
and the latter failed to notify this
great family journal that he had
succumbed to the persuasive pow
ers Of the aforementioned con-
tractor. The postmaster has since
officially notified the ex official
newspaper oil the city OF La Junta
that the postoffice will be moved
into its ne y quarters in the Simon
ton block to.dsy-with the accent
on the ..will move" The moving
process will be inauguTatcd
promptly At noon to-day, and con-
tInue until it is completed-unless
the contractor nses his persuasive
powers again with the postmaster
and induces him to change his
mind. which. we are reliably in
formed, is very remote contin
gency and not liable to happen.
When you unwrap the drapery Of
your couch from around about you
next Thursday morning. and come
down town to wTestle with the
stern realities of every day life.
you will probably find the post
Office duly and finally moved-un-
less the postmaster changes his
mind.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
ne.,es Of p.s,,e v,.s.ss's ss.s.

lUHEREAs. GEORGE u. LANCKTON. DE
" ceased. whose address vas La Junta
of trust. dated the 9th day of Nay, 4. D. IHI.
and recorded ON the 6th day Of Nay. 1885, In
a. pal "a o. .ns nd rr.9 o. 81 sse Ss
irnstse. of said Osero county. tolor.do. the
oseso 'S@S eounty, coiosado. io-wit: ~ " 'A''
Lots one QD To twelve t!.l inclusive, and lots
sinsiS sinss four "a, and TX. Sas ,aa IT, .hrse @
teen .iO, and nftern .nsb, in block three tg.
the plat on hls in the county clerk. odicr,
trust trn., was made to sscure the pay payment 70 Robert
". Patterson. the beneficiary in said decd Of
trust q NJ. one e.st.in pro:%,issosy note, bear
seven and seventy one-hundrcdth dollars
,serecs, With intssrst on on said note from i s the
date thereof at thu rate os two t,) per cent per
whereas. said tesd ol trust further provided
said pfrmise- promptly as the same become
insured, loss, g any. payable 70 tie b.nsnci.r!
hereunder. reference to which said decd Of
. .sg :f ::s E: a.. :sa ss. es a
fault i in iSe payment q .sid proni..es, nose o.
cofdins cor 10 the tsno. and effect thereof or in
ca.e a 3 beeach Of any of the covenants or
agrprueots therein mentioucd then and in that
ease. tke vhole of the said indebtedness, shall
at ooee hecooe due .nd payable At the optics
pubic sr1ssss 4 autboeispd at the request a
the legal koldef u said nude to sell and dispose
Of xaid peemisss for The purpnse of paying the
,aid in<eheedness and the cost and e1penses On
accsune q III sHecutioa of said trust, and
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
mene a IL principal and interest," duo On said
note. 80 H. lassl hosdnr d said nns- has es-
crcised his Option b. reesca 81 said default IA
matured ard 10 foreeiose the said dced of trust,
Whse,.s, IL s.dessisned. Is the pehlie
trustee = and for Otefo county. state of Co1D-
rs8o. Noe. sAeseeore.. 1 G. A. B-crboAa. tAs
pubic ss1ese - said Oerro ccaaty, se.te
q Cosess1e. e ~ regcs.s e ths ies.I Ansdes
bJ the AZ dsed a ira. do hershy give Boeics
WEDNESDAY. NAY. q lsR
:sd - y ds x si d. n psrsi.ss Of 81 q
III. III -: ~ 3 q - = e -
.ousk fses1 .1ser z the s.snsy coast kgsss =
- JsGSn, . Ossro ssa.ty. CosOradu. fos H.
HieAss1 "A ~ Dsi1 ~ ss3s um A.ie9 =
80. = - q sSs.s = - - - y - -
ssd Sus s1psnas enA en.ss q ssecsting ~
trrs4. = usuviAsd - saiA nses aad AssA q
C. A BKBRDOnN.
Puase 1susose u OlssO G0nty. Ceases1n
D,sed r. u Junea, C1apeedn, nsRsA - NJ
Firss pakiEos15sn- Apso 4 -
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
SummoWs.
STATE OF COLORADO,
Cousrr OF OTEko.
In the County Court.
HELEN LEE. Plaintiff.
vs. StAAoNS-

tuISrt OF ofEkO.
In the County Court.
HELEN LEE. Plaintiff.
JOSEPH LEE, Defendant,
The People Of the State Of Colorado to Joseph
Lee. the defendant above named, GREETING
You are hereby required to appear in nm &C:
ti1, brought against you By the above named
p1aintiG. in the county court OF tero county,
state Of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within thirty days after the service
berSpf. II served within the state Of Colorado
or ~ publication; or. II served out Of the state
of Colorado. within ffsy days after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of service; or said
action may be regularly set for trial the same
a though such appearance had been made
and issue had been Joined on such complaint.
The said action is brought By plaintiff to OBJ
tain decree Of divorce, dissolvins the bonds OF
mstrimony now existing between plaintiff and
defendant. on the ground OF desertion. A. will
more fully appear from complaint in said ac
tiou to which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail Ia
appear and to answer the said complaint As
above requircd. the said plaintiff will apply tH
the court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, At La Junta. In said county. this 18th day
Of March, A. d. 1873.
A. Il. WALLIS,
Ex-oflicio Clerk Of the County Court
First publication. April -. 1878.
Last publication. Nay q, ls03
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
se,ies 10, 1.bi,essIe..
Tinted State. Land Omce,

PUEBLO. Colo, April ~, ls0J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TINE
N follow ing aamesi settler has He'd notice
of her intention To make final proof in sup
ps,rt Of her claim. aud that said proof will hr
made before clerk district eoure, nj
Trinidad, Colo. on June !, 1884, vi1; Bi!dis
q. D~yre. formerly birtise smith, ~
east half north west quarter. section thirty
ave. .to~usb hirsy three south. range kfts
four west
She name. the folio - ing witnesses to prove
h~r continuous. rs.sides.cr "ton aud euitiv.
tioa of said land. viz: Joseph Lake. John A.
Colo.
First publication. April IS. 1870.
Last publication, May 80. iSB-
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

La IuSrA has curiosity IN the
shape OF a man who is actually
contesting the right OF his success
iul opponent to seat IN the city
council. Some people do no'
know when they are well off. -
Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
WEDNESDAY. APRIL a9. 1903

A MAN from Gunnison has ap-
piled to the city council OF Sugar
Civ for a franchise to furnish eiee'
tric power and light to the be-
nighted denizens OF our northern
sugar beet metropolis.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
Ia the "Shos" svsiasss.


The inhabitants. OF the Arkan sas
Valley, who know Mr.. A. b.
Gray, late chief clerk OF the house
and newspaper editor at Rocky
Ford and Florence, will recall the
time when his head was as bald as
the proverbial billiard ball. They
all know how steadily he applied
himself to the task OF producing a
head Of hair and how many prep
erations he used without avail, un-
til he became disgusted.
However, Mr.. A. b. Gray is not
a man to become discouraged and
he persevered until he secured the
right preparation-that is, one
that would do the work. As re-
suit, today his head is sporting q
fine crop OF hair. aud he is the
owner and manufacturer OF "Oray's
Indian Hair Tonic" to which rem
edy he owes the luxnriant growth
of hair which he has had for the
last twelve months.
Mr.. Gray is now in the business
OF showing men, married or single,
the good work it does, in order to
advertise it.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
nesies Tor 0vbIsestiss.
United s,.,e. Land once.

United stafcs Land Omce.t
PUEBLO, Colo. April u. iYa
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N follow ing named settler has fled notice
of bis Intention to make dnal proof In sup.
port of his claim. aud that said proof will be
N mads before clerk county court At Las AMI
mas. Colo, on June -. 1905. viz: Fvnncisco
Tafolia. II. Z. i.-D1, for the northwest quar-
ter section twenty. toN nslsip twenty six
south. range hfsy -thrce west
He I.au,<s tho follow ing Witnesses to prove
his continuous residences upon aud cuittvn-
tion OF said land. viz: Jencho Salnz, John
Raimsrez, bath Of Highse. Colo, George
Mason, Frank Nartine. both of La. Aniinns
5. A. ABBEY, Register.
Hirxt publication. April =. 1904
Last publication, May "a. 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

to lose interest in lite. and re-
clined on his neiahbors and the
county for suppors.-Aanzsnols
Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29

JusTA 40. organized aud incorporated
as a to~n under the general laws OF the state
a I.,loru1iu March Is, ISL On April 5. tOs-
q t,.-csme . city Of the second class. Popu-
iatiun Including additiops- about q -.
Srhss,t population, ,1Op. Has etectric hEhfs,
.r~er. Holly water works owned by ctt5
AMAZING factory. largest brick plant an the
vest SO barrel Hour mill, Sn.un monthiS
.,as and prt.t<rous continually
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-29
WEDNESDAY. NAY. .. issR

NJ -. - y - ( &C.,, S:s:S 8. -
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-06-13
Maryland Affairs

Over 200 baker, are on strike in
Baltimore. and several OF the largest baker
ies have been closed
Albert Eyler, Of Thnrmont, has been
awarded the first prize in the Senior prize
debate at Franklin aud Marshall College,
Lancaster, Pa
The American and Mexican smelling
and Refining Company Is going 10 build
a smelling plant 10 Baltimore that will cost
81, 600, 00u.
President Roosevelt has accepted an in
yitation to attend the Fest of the North
eastern Saengerbund at Baltimore June -,
when the prize song will be sung and the
German Emperor prize Of $50, 600 award
ell to the society which sings it best.
Vim. IL. PeTot aged - years, Of W.
IL Perot. Son x Go. the well known ship
ping firm Baltimore, died last Monday
afternoon, The firm were the builders and
owners of several Of the famous Baltimore
clippers which had such world wide rep
ulation as fast sailers.
An electrical storm of unusual violence
accompanied by deluge Of rain and much
hail broke over Baltimore Monday after
noon. For time the streets reSembled
sulll-sizrd rivers The lightning was very
vivid. executed strange freaks and caused
some damage to electric wires in and about
the city Car traffic was delayed in some
Il.
dirt on the tracks, which Instructions had
to be cleared away before travel could be
resumed In the suburbs and parts Of
Baltimore county much damage was done.
Joseph f. Bateman died at his home
in Belair, June 5, in the S7th year Of his
age. He was born in Darlington, Hartford
county, and early in life removed to Balti
more He was one Of the owners OF the
stage line that ran between Belair and
Baltimore. Later he became proprietor OF
the Franklin House, which stood on the
present site of Hillen Station, of the West
ern Maryland Railroad He aiterward en-
gagged in the grocery business, associated
with his brother under the firm name Of
Bateman Bros He was elected Sheriff
of Hartford county in 1889. This was the
exciting Know Nothing campaign, and he
was one of the few Democrats that pulled
through. He was afterward elected County
Commissioner twice. He was one Of the
best-informed men in the community He
is survived by three sons and two daugh
tiers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-06-13
Gambler Items.

On Sunday morning last those Who were 10 q
terestcd in the Chilireu's Day service al NJ.
Pleasant Church we're. 20 use the Old expires
SION. Decidedly Blue. On account Of the
threatening aspect ct the ~eAther, sud ~hen
Jupiter pluyias began to descend IA tor
rents decided that the service you'd have %
b. postponed, bat. ia the early afternoon.
old Snl's rAys penetrated the dark ctoods aEd
caused millions Of diamond beads IN sparkle
90 the grass and tree tops, their spirits heraa
10 fI-e and basiy preparations ~ere made to
assemble - the church bY g. IA. Qsiie a
large congregation 49, present and The hrsi
thing ihAI greeted the eve upon entering the
churrb va an extensive raiHboW arch erected
-thtn the charrh rails The walls and altar
xsrs decorated slIh wTeaIhs Of laurel And
poii,-,l and cut flower ut sarIoas hass and
delicious fragrance The i1ilasiaK program
was ~eil rendered
o-sA. solaataFs. M. Eius Hsuiias. seas -
s-Assla Frals. th. lsrrf psayvr ~ Ecs NJ Harris
sslgs.ssr Mest.a shauek. chlsirsnH tAy nrarv
tssustzsy- Jesus VIII fs Ihrrr- ersstsli17t
Nfi5te SE.nrur recitation 1Aurz rsfgssH ,iarE Make
Year Own Sunshine. Ea3ifn Farrtss sss3 Mare
sr~urrs rvcstAIslsa. BsB2ah Sfaark rerii&SslE A..
e.egs FaFrtsh sato, Harry Auzrus rccslsitsu kigsf
knsA rccilat5ca. EEsis FArras fyttsEtoia- &lsrgsi
Eao1 sdss - schtssi - ~E1rssins q. col ~ "a
ti6n FFzns Psal Ferstaslun, Aiscfta besH-'s5 sang
by - sza5 raIcg tsc,t's Lstt5e IL zasa rec4tatsa.
Harry Noufrs rsrita,issa lssslr lsAao ~ ailst.
-slnbes ms Nzs Arlaa3 $40. Let Ne frUsi Lte Pr
s4Ssas RruE1 lar "a Ahipag frriFsstfa1. -Sfau73
Haa~n s1nr hx tfge sths- "a Z. ~ tnsteffui Hos Re
lsyr= grrttzE8ou tssha-irs Ni4lrr rs-ltats. "a &C..
rarr Cafsraier- sses Ngys Bertha tsssisrf aad Mr.
E,ta Hsaus1. rsgitAftaN. NerTArss Ait.rr sanC hF
..-hass4 Csrrr He~.Enrs q IA Yea. Tey8z4ssa story
~ Ussis Love pei1s Arussst sssaiE B. Eif.s ahfr
siazsaE rheg ga~uass1 atseasf- $50 MEke lbs
nsgk Wufks HEtxh@ Asvrrts Hszzslsl saHaE - ans#.
love gslsz the &osAt ~rrunag by 3e2xtu ~tstars
sidryzzs hy gzsza ofertuE rsss-nE aassE as Kniss
tas Lard tr7srlaesa7FH
Ni Pleasant membership have rarghasr7s
r .s-s ~ asw Kerosene lamps i.'1 The gAagch
T4ry sunss=s ui . chsuirl1rg CraiaEuiHr 'aaF
yrry lAssc lamp. arA fsss larEe i-uaau1 .ansF~,
aH,s IN ZACH rui ID gh- susAsu.
Nsser, jacob 4 Edmnndsla and Z &.
tsauab~r prnt sv Aayne.t-aro iaa. .~~s Afa
purchased nrw gram separate
M ANer Arnold And tso shiiSrru. vf
BAIuFnorv, arr Esr-1s ui hes iarvals. W. and
Mr. Abrsm Hzinrs
M. EliA Beasaa and 500 Rssseii sere ,H
RAlt1aorr on Iar@iay.
Mr. Roht =. HzFu~s -fsndtax irs DAYS
a. uakiaaA srh her son Edwarj
NJ Horace l.. >bipiry = uasasE psvparA.
,ious % busA nw~ da~lliDE aoass On BIS
farm arsf GAmteE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-06-13
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE,.
1hirty-thlrd COmmencement-General Pro-
gram of Exercises Names OF Graduates.

Next week the commencement exercises at
Western Maryland College will begin. f"I
lowing The official program:
Friday. June l2-s p m. Closing Exercises of the
saturday. June I8-} p M, Baseball, Alumni vs..
College; 80 D. M Presidents Reception 10 students
and Visitors: p m. Class Receptions The FreSi-
dent entertlns the senior Class al dinner ana the
other classes for social enjoyment anu refresh
Sunday. June l4-l0SO ii. M, Baecalaureate Ser
mon President Lewis; p M. Sacred ahhta
Rebekah, Sir Joseph Barnby, IN Baker ChaPel; ?.
m Sermon before the Christian Associations oy
Re-" ]. NJ. SchiCk D. u, Pastor Trace REFORMED
Church, Washington, ID. {. sr,.,,.
of work in Drawing and Painting; ? ?, m; society
Reunions in Society Halls; p M keelIat oy utau-
mates in Music and ElOCutiOn-Piano FANNIE May
Ayres Irma Scott Bevans, Mabel Goshelle Garrison,
Ethel Miller ANN Marie SenSeney; Vocal, Emma
Mary Agnes Gorsuch, Eva Pauline heTrr Nelle
Alice Whitmore, George hedders' Ed"aFd Eugene
Tarr ,-...- ~
Tuesday, June IG-lOa. m, Annual Meeting OF the
Board of Trustees; 10 30 Il M, Freshman and Sopho-
more Contests in Eocution for the Normeht fTlzeS.
Freshman Contestants, Wesley DAVID ADAMS r rank
lawrence Brown Mary GriSpida Giehr, Madeleine
Louise Gilbert, Margaret Scott Miller, hoy LARS
smith, Mary Rebecca Thayer, ElWool 'lStA " SeAs -;
sophomore Contestants. Laura Nedch Clark Paul
GRAY "a IA Reba Garev John Michael Henry, iran
els Kinzer Little. Frank Ellsworth RAlhoutn, Alice
Wales Della Mayfield Wright p m. Annual bus.
incSS Meeting of the Alumni Association, tolioWeI
by Collation. p. m, Oratorieal Contests oil thS LIT
erary Societies Irving Society, John hehrE Men
sci Frank Ellsworth RAthburil' Webster S9cIttH'
Charles Morton Ederdce, Levin IRVING lnsle4
Browning society Mary Emily CLARK, Maud MeiNlHa
S,remmel Philumat hean society, Grace Agnes
Thomas Marianne Sterling. Music by Giee. Man
dDun and Guitar Clubs.
"Wednesday. June iI-lo Il. m. oiAu'nteihent
Music by Westminster Band. Prof Leon SAmIalN,
Leader. Ontions by Ten Graduates. award oil n
dcTgmduate Honors, Comforting 81 itgretA- ~
Bates stephens. Esq state superintendent "t Elu-
eaton. Is expected 10 b. present ana deliver the
Diplomas.