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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28
'''' Dir OWN STATE.

appropriate music, The speakers were
Bishop Bingham Of Rlyerdale, Elder b.
f. Grant OF Salt Lake City. President
c. IT, Middleton and Bishop Ensign.
Each paid high tribute to the memory
Of the deceased, eulogizing his noble
honest, upright character, his kindness
OF heart and love for God, and the vast
amount OF good which he accomplished
while In mortality.
The choir sang, REST for the weary
soul" and benedlctlon was pronounced
by Elder Nelson The westinghouse
was well filled with sympathizng
friends who gathered to pay their re.
speets 20 the memory of so useful a
man. Many beautiful floral tributes
were laid on the bier, and funeral
cortege nearly two blocks long followed
the remains to their last resting place
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Iir. and Mrs. William Bnford ha, e
returned from visit with friends In
Denver.
The Utah district conference OF the
Reorganlzed Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter-day Saints viii hold sessions
a. their hall on Seventeenth street,
March 6, 7 and 3. Apostle W. II. kel-
ley Will be present
The two men who were arrested here
by the police wanted at Brigham City
were taken to that place by the sheriff.
r. j. Hewlett Of Salt Lake, was Ia
Ogden on business yesterday.
The board Of education held a short
session last evening, the resignation Of
H. {. Goss and Florence Miller as
teachers were accepted, A petition was
presented to the board by y number Of
club ladies' asking for the use Of the
High school lecture hall for the pur-
pose OF giving alnumber Of lectures,
The matter was referred to Supt Az
lison. The treasurer's report was re-
celved and some routine business trans
acted and the board adjourned for one
week.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTS.

John Hanifln Jr., was injured at the
Bullion-Beck mine this afternoon. He
was riding IN from one OF the stations
on truck and ran into a loaded car
that had carelessly been left on the
track. His legs were hanging over the
forepart OF the truck and both were
badly bruised, but fortunately no bones
were broken. He was removed TO his
home on a stretcher and given medical
attention, but 1t viii be some time be-
fore he will be able TO resume his
usual avocatlon.
Billy Rid, the genial travelling pas
senger agent OF the Rio Grande West
ern railway, while descending the hin
coming down from the Geminl mine
this afternoon, slipped on the ice and
fell heavily TO the ground, cutting n
bad cash I'm the back OF his head The
wound was dressed by local physi-
clan and Mr., Rldd was sent TO Salt
Lake on the afternoon Short Line train.
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RlCHFIELD.
DISTRICT COURT CASES.
Two Couples Made Happy-woman
Recommltted Go Asylum.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Richheld, SEWER Co., Feb. 2G.--The ad-
1ourned session Of the district court
convened here Feb, Is.
The first case called was Jens Han
sen vs. George II, Crosby ct al. case
dismissed rTtttr.
r. c. Collet Ms, Paul Benuer; costs
retaNed S.S5
l.. p, Jensen VS.. X. G.. w. Ry. COM
pany; costs to the amount Of s. re-
taxed.
IL. p. Christensen VS.. r. c. w. Ry
company, a motion 10 strike out plain
tins bill OF costs oyerruled
The case Of Richfeld Irrigation COM
pany VS.. Clear Creek Irrigation COM
pany ct al; Louis w. Jones Of Monroe
appointed court commissioner to SUI
peryise and distribute waters OF the
Sewer river according 10 a decree of
court, conditioned on his execut-
ing a bond OF $1,000, sureties to be APP
proved by the clerk. Mr.. Jones term
will expire Feb. /, 1904
On Feb. 26 the first case called was
Agnes NJ. Lawson VS.. o. T. Baker,
court ordered costs retaxed,
A petition TO have corrected certain
deeds belonging to the ecclesiastical
ward of Redmond was next heard. The
court ordered that the correction could
be made when IT was shown that the
new corporation had been legally ef-
fected.
Jensina Anderson OF Aurora, who has
twice before been adjudged insane, was
ordered returned to the asylum at the
expense Of her family.
WEDDING PERMITS.
on Feb. 25 marriage licenses were is
sued to the following couples:
oscar Thompson. a. and Bertha
Johnson. 20, both OF RlchAeld.
Charles w Crosur, 20, Eta Feague,
q, both Of Salna
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VERMILLION.
Bereif of Little Ones - scarlatina
Outbreak - Intense Cold.

Special Correspondence.
Velmilion, sevler Co.. Feb. 26-Ruby
the daughter OF Jacob and Anna H.
Stringham, died on the 22nd OF this
month, after about a years sickness,
with heart failure.
Scarlatina broke out here In two fam
flies and took away Theresa. the daugh-
ter of James and Lois Calby. She was
born June u, 1897, and died Jan. ",
1908.
The cold has been quite severe this
month. registering at times % below
zero.
Hay is becoming scarce, and II II
feared that stock win go short for feed
If the spring is late.
There seems to be a good fall OF snow
In the mountains, and people are re-
ioicing over the prospects for water the
coming season.
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Batter Than Gold.

Il was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous de-
bility," writes f. j. Green, of Lancas-
ter N. II. mo remedy helped me I'M
III began using Electric Bitters,
which did me more good than all the
medicines ! ever used. They have also
kept my wife In excellent health for
years. She says Electric Bitters are
just splendid for female troubles; that
they are grand tonic and lnvigorator
for weak, run down women. No other
medicine can take It's place In our fam
lily" Try them, Only soc. Saisfac-
ton guaranteed by z. C. NJ. |. Drug
Store.
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''777''
q RIP:
E@- "77g PREVENTS PNEUMONIA

The effective treatment OF an ordi-
nary Cold Is a matter Of n day or
two against q possible subsequent sick
ness for weeks.
The indications Of severe attack Of
influenza are headache, chilliness, gem
eral muscular pains, fever sore throat,
cough and systemic lassitude.
IL Is folly to risk Grip or Pneu-
monia, when the use OF DR.. Humphreys
"Seventy.seven" will prevent and cure
Grip and Colds The best results are
obtained by keeping 81" mandy Qt hts
the vest pocket, Taken early, II cuts
1t short promptly. Taken during ts
prevalence, preoccupies the system and
prevents its invasion. Taken while
suffering, relief and cure are speedily
realized At Druggists, 25c or mailed.
Humphreys Med, Co, Cor William q
John Streets. New York.
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JUNCTION..
MoRRILL-LARsoN INITIALS.
stake Conference High Price for
Hay.st0ok Wedding.
Sneclal Corresponlence.

Special Correspondence.
Junction, Piute CO., Feb. 2G.--Mr Jep-
pa Larsen Of Mayheld, sanpete coun-
~, and Miss Eva Morrill, OF Junction.
the daughter Of Alexander and Eliza
beth Morrill, have been united in mar
rage.
Hay is being hauled from here TO
Panguitch, distance Of IS miles. Some
stock has been brought here from Pan
guitch to be fed Loose hay is selling
for S. per ton and baled hay $40. Most
Of the hay has been bought up, but a
little is yet TO be bought FOR 81 per
ton. There is no enow here, and the
frost is fast coming from the ground
STAKE CONFERENCE
Apostle Cowley and Elder Kelsch will
be at our quarterly conference IN Pam
gultch next Sunday and Monday, also
on Tuesday to be at the young peoples
conference
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LOGAN.
MISSIONARY REUNION.
q. II. Tribe Buys Blanchard Hotel
Funeral OF ". W. Partington.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Feb. 26,--George II.
Tribe Of ogden has purchased the
Blanchard hotel in this city, the consid
Grafton being $4,000.
Elder Joseph Quincy, Jr., announces
that there viii be a reunion Of South
Sea Island missionaries In the b. Y.
college on Saturday Feb. IS, at p. m,
All returned missionaries from the Pa
cifc Islands are invited to be present.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
At the funeral service over the re-
mains OF the late William Edward
Darlington, In Logan tabernacle We'd
nesday, consolatory remarks We're made
by Elders John Thomas and John II,
Carlisle, Bishops 7. X. Smith and Rich
ard Yeates, and President Joseph Nor
rel. All the speakers paid a high trib-
ute to the worth of the deceased gentle
man,
Miss Glover Of Lewiston Is lying very
i'll with Ia grippe in this city. David
Roberts, son of Thomas d. Roberts. Is
also very III with the same disease. Mr..
ii. Bulen, Jr. who has been quite i'll,
Is able TO be around again.
Mrs. Catherine Hibbard was so i'll
during the past week that her life was
despaired OF. and her children from far
and near came to her bedside. She is
somewhat improved, however.
Mr.. =. W. Vaughan, the genial secre-
tary Of the Agricultural college board
is beginning 10 think he Is pursued by
relentless fate. He has been III in
bed for the past three weeks, with la
grippe, and his wife and daughter were
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at similar service In Bingham Twelve
young ladies', associate teachers and
members Of the choir. acted as pallbear-
era. The remains We're taken TO the
depot and shipped to Salt Lake where
they will be laid TO rest today Repre-
sentative and Mrs Brink have the
sympalhy OF the entlre community.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

salt lake Amusement Association, Prlnci-
nal Place Of business, salt Lake citv, van,
Notice Is hereby given that az N, e',is ~
s si,v tal{ an assessment o. me ioQl Nollar
per snare vas levied on tue capital stocS %
te corporation payable 70 4. l. haiainel.
serro.ary and Treasurer Thereon, u We
Grand Theator. salt Lake CITY Titan, on Tie
3lst day a. March, 1909.
Any stock upon which TINS ass,,sineht , wy
vii H. deiinonent aud advertised for sale q
p9blic auction and unless payment y mAde
before. viii be sold on The iota day q Aprii.
isil M go a rn.. 20 pay the Delinquent as
sossment. together With coets o. advertising
aud expense q sale. ,,.,,,r,
secretary and Treasurer.
Grand Theater. salt Lake city, Utah.
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n, AND REESE GUILTY
,,,,, Murray Begun Funeral
tH'' :, over Remaln' OF Dr.
Bingbani'

q. nry composed Of twelve vel, ,o 81 W wt
oanis yd, S'i to '' the testimony given
t'd V''s"1 :, the state against VIM
The ga, e'1' Harvey IA, Bass, charged ,, w,,a
's'' ., 1,s j. Fred MccaOe on the ~ n's ,ne
n'ti ia,s6or Fl. 1902, returned to 'ne
4 S' ,oom At sis yesterday afternoon Noon
orl row, D,yIog r been in the jury ,. room
si''' n l.s.r.5ay night at s'i1' bringing
once luminous l"1locrl verdict against the ae-
. un'D !, murder in The second de-
|re' ,,,, was read the prls-
sn' '.o ,D very serious Bass turned
s.,y oale and Reese was muc cs,t Si' that
|T'Is p''V Attorney GunneIl ssNs sa,e ne
b llrst INN, lime be granted the DEFENSE .se
|safhclsns , ~ ask for a new trlai, any
b which , ~ zee set the date Of sentence
|Sr April s lsu5 ,.rs wore taken to
When Wv " he county jall,they talked
pen e ss0oly and appeared to pe re,
|calle lTeg po..e seid that he believed
nav had one Of the very "a the
lss, , D ,r have been secured, a ,ne
lll o SV nearly six days IN sec ~,
cas Sc'v INV the taking of testimony
lls ", ,ss mr.; 'uy arriving at their verdict
THAI OF NIKE MURRAY
4 att, Murray was placed on trial yes
,.,say an the charge Of manslaugh'e,r,
~, n shooting Michael Whsleh ~
\" n u saloon on lower Twenty
l " D .,reat Nov. 26. 1902, from the re-
ll Nv. ~ which Whalen died some weeks
snsrwards. The states Interests ~
4 ~ AS are being cared for by DlS'rlul
! ,,,ornsy Hayes and Attorney H. H.
|,,..villan Is defending Murray
ioSn Mcdonald was the first Witness
nv. ,yI' ,or tbs prosecution. He testlled
nv ssl1s in the Denver saloon AT inc
~ n Inc shooting that Whalen ana
, Iu, oparreled and commenced
/ s,stng, mat they were separated by
\. w hsrien5er but Whalen called
;',rSan, vile names and sain
/, would Kin him; at this time Murray
,sgsl nletol out Of his pocket ana
e., a, Wbalen. four bullets taking ef-
y, IN Ms body. that Whalen fell TO
|iss aooi and Murray tried to run away
In WAS caugh. and taken TO the Guy
N and witness picked up the pistol
ih which the shooting was done ana
ok Il to the police station,
In D Belo. the bartender testified
ND auarrel and the subsequent shoot
,r Of Whalen. that Whalen asked
.vuay for a drink. which he gave him
,ri raid for. then Whalen asked him
'r some money, but was refused and
vas that which caused the two men
quarrel and fight
Louis Miller gave testimony to the ef-
HI that Ne heard a noise In the Den
'u saloou he stepped inside and heard
b men quarrel and saw the shooting,
,hi Murray shot Whaen twice while
vas on HE feet and twice after he
b. fallen TO the floor Detective Pendel
Histfed to the arrest Of Murray The
s will be submitted to the jury to-
iy
FUNERAL OF DIR. BINGHAM.
D. Edwin Bingham was laid TO rest
s,erlay afternoon in the Ogden city
snsiery. The funeral services over his
snains were held In the First 'wart
tsstnghouse Bishop Ensign presid-
% Miss CART and the choir rendered
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EUREKA.
PAINFUL ACCIDENTS.
Miner and Railroad Man Injured r.
Business Change.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., Feb. 21.--Ben 4,
Squires this week sold his tonsorial
parlor 70 Messrs, Downey 4 Morley,
who will reit and remodel the place.
Mr.. Squlres and family win remove to
Salt Lake on March @
w. II, Wagon and wife are very hap
Ply over the arrival Of u baby boy at
their home on Feb. 20.
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TUBA, ARIZONA.
UNCLE SAM BUYS A TOWN.
Village of Tuba Purchased by Gov
eminent for an Indian School,

Special Correspondence,
Tuba, Coconlno Co., Arlz., Feb, a.
This little town has been bought out
by the United States government, and
an Indian school viii be established
here. our people win all be gone from
here next week, No mail should be
sent to citizens at present, as most Of
them don't know where they win To-
cate.
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other streams having common supply
and,
Whereas Parties are allowed to claim
water which they cannot use benefiel-
any, and In some cases cannot use al
all and,
whereas Grants OF water have been
made far In excess Of the carrying ca
paclty OF bitches or canals; thus TAX
ing water from the rightful users; and,
whereas, one small ditch may stop
improvements which would be beneh-
cial to all users Of water In that sys-
TEN and desired by almost all the ir-
rlgators IN that system; and
whereas, Under our present irriga-
ton system, there Is small prospect OF
our receiving government aid through
The national irrigation law, and,
Whereas, Filings may be allowed on
water, before showing there Is water
unapproprlated which is a menace TO
the first appropriations and,
whereas, Our present needs have out
grown the present method OF dealing
with the Irrigation problem. Therefore
be 1t
Resolved, That we. the members OF
the OQulrrh Commercial club, cOmpos-
southwestern portion OF Salt Lake
county, and other irrigators from the
same district petition the honorable
members Of the Legislature to inoor-
porate with their Irrigation bill. the
following suggestions
First-rhat the entire waters OF the
state be placed under the supervision
OF the state engineer
Second, That the state be divided into
watershed divisions, without reference
TO county lines, under the charge Of
watershed superintendent, who shall
De responsible to the state engineer.
Ihlrd-That each watershed division
be divided to irrigation districts under
water commissioners who shall be re-
sponslble to the watershed superintend-
| ents.
Fourih-That these officers divide all
| streams, delivering 10 each canal or
| ditch, It's quota Of water.
| Fifth-That In case Of litigation, the
state defend the action of the state en-
| glneer and his aids.
| Sixth-That condemnation Of water
| power grants be allowed, when the
power could be furnished by other
| means.
seVenth-That the duty of water
which governs the quantity to be de-
livered be fixed at q minimum OF 70
acres per second foot That In excess
OF that quantity be liable TO condem-
nation.
Eighth-That no water filing be al
lowed unless unappropriated water ex-
lsts The state engineer to decide with
appeal TO the courts II necessary.
Nlnth-That Watermasters be COM
PEELED to put IN bitches, some simple
measuring device, that can be read and
understood by the average irIigator.
Tenth-That when improvements II
the water supply are desired by the IF.
rigators IN water district or water
shed division, as the case may be. tina
an election be held and on two-third,
OF the irrigators favoring such improve
ments, that II be q charge on the par
ties benefited.
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Anyone owning sandy loan acreage
near city that will grow melons and
wish to make easy money, call at room
S, % East First South, at any time
after o'clock p. m.....",J. +. Brown,
Melon Man
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RAYMOND, CANADA.
GRAND CHARACTER BALL,
Amateur Theatricals Opening OF
School - Mild Weather.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Raymond. Alberta, Canada, Feb "a
Ample for all purposes, as we had
supposed our new town hall 90 be-
just finished at a cost OF Sl000O-yet
the Jam at the character ball given
last night, In honor Of George Wash
ington's birthday, was not only great,
but q crusher, Cardston, Magrath
and Sterling contributed q large per-
cent Of this gaily dressed, hilarious,
happy crowd,
Uncle Sam carefully conducted Utah,
the Queen OF the West, exactlng proper
courtesy for his new star, from FIJI
pinos, SpQnlards and British princes.
The Texas cattle king rounded up his
cowboys. and introduced them 10 his
charming huntress; the tallest boys In
town We're coy and coquetish as Two
Little Girls In Blue, and easily cap
tured the hearts Of the "Slamese
twins" Brudder Gardner had a world
OF trouble with his "ornery gal Top
sy' the Canadian brave and squaw,
from the PECAN tribe, shutiled. and
chanted a weird song Martha and
George Washington" entertained all
foreigners, the darkey quartet sang a
lively melody, flower girls and fairies,
fllrted with peasant and uniformed OIL
GERS, while Hagar and lshmacl wan
dered about, sinking from exhaustion
shaking their thirst from the ancient
water Jug Socially il was a great
success The prizes were awarded 10
Mr. VIM. Stephens Of Magrath, the
Pogan Indian and to Mrs. Aaron john
son. who mpersonated Hagar In the
wilderness. a special prize was given
Miss Edith Rodeback for her charm
ing appearance as "The Maple Leaf -
our Canadian emblem,
AMATEUR THEATRICAIs.
Aaron johnson Is making SUGGEST
! full tour OF southern Alberta, with the
/ Raymond Dramatic Co., and are billed
for the opening play here, OF The
| Two Orphans" IN the town hall The
local papers speak highly OF the mem
! hers Of this amateur company, who
we're all late residents Of Utah.
John Mendenhall was called home
! last night on account Of the serious ILL
mes OF his son William at Mapeton.
Mr. Gudmonson and a party arrived
| from Spanish Fork today ana are
| searching for city lots
The weather is mild and sunny and
the ground Is bare.
The three school teachers are here
and will begin school tomorrow, after
a vacation Of IS months for some OF
! the children.
No death has yet occurred Ia Ray
mond, and our sklllful Or Rivers ha.
little chance for practise in this lane
| Of great opportunities
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afflicted with the same disease. TO add
to his other troubles, his assistant at
the college, Miss Carrie McAllister, was
taken H. and is still confined TO her
bed The many friends Of this quartet
hope to soon see them around smiling
as usual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

Ask Brown Palace hotel. ask A. j.
Davis, ask oregon Short Line officials
ask experimental station, Logan, Utah,
about ]. Il. Browns melons.
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SCHOOL QUESTION.

on next Monday this organization
VIII consider the question of whether
II would not be more advantageous TO
abolish district school trustees. and
adopt the county unit In school affairs
our citizens are 10 some extent irving
TO pattern after our neighbor on the
east, Draper whose Commercial club
IN few weeks effort has succeeded in
bringing to their precinct canning
factory, which VIII give employment TO
quite a number Of persons. and also
nave IN consideration with fair pros
pect Of success two enterprises OF no
small importance, one being the piping
OF the waters Of Willow creek down
the mountain q distance Of about two
miles which would furnish power ana
also save water which is lost by seem
age, and the other the Incorporation of
their town. r
Prospects here are encouraging 10
what they have been, and quite an acre
age OF heets, some tomatoes and some
large apple orchards viii be planted
this spring.
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John j. Roberts, Paradise ...,",.""26
Catherine Peterson, Paradise. .,."lS
Edgar NJ. Martin, Preston ..."..,.,.A
Ada Stephens, Preston ..,."",.,."20
Earl Iiuffaker Willow Creek .,....,S2
Mile Higley, Vegin ...,"...,..,.',22
Frank G. Bramwell, La Grande ,....Y
Jennie b. Stoddard, Wellsville 1920
Thomas j. John, West Portage ..",.2S
Rose Ward, Woodruff .,..,",.,ls
Alma e. Christensen, Logan ....",,,.S
Lillian A. Holmes, Logan .,".....N
Lorenzo III. Bailey, Wellsville .,..."29
Agnes G Facer, Cherry Creek ',.,,.ls
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thatcher are
moving into the Lamoreaux new resi-
dence, First Fast street, and viii be a
charming addition to Logan's social cir
Giles.
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NEEDING BELLS.

The following couples we're made hap
by this week by the receipt Of wedding
licenses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

See the only Melon Mans ads in
this issue
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FUNERAL OF DIR. BINGHAM.
Dr. Edwin Bingham was laid TO rest
yesterday afternoon in the Ogden city
|sntiery. The funeral services over his
Isnalns were held in the First ward
festnghouse. Bishop Ensign presid-
Pc Miss CART and the choir rendered
The colored American., 1903-04-18
A SPLENDID BOOK.

1t will interest our readers to know
that 5000 copies of Booker T. Wash
ington's two books up From Slavery
and Character Building" have been
sold during the six months, August
1st to February 1st. $4,000 copies of
these two books have been sold since
initial publication. This is rather
remarkable showing ''Up From Slav-
cry" has had an especially splendid
run. Although it has been published
more than two years, its sustained
sales are very f1attering.
The colored American., 1903-04-18
NOTICE TO MEMPHIS SUB
SCRIBERS.

To whom it may concern: The sole
agent of The Colored American in
Memphis, Tenn, is Mr.. VIM. M. Turner,
of Polk st. This paper has no other
agent in Memphis. All subscriptions
and other business transacted in Mem
ohis, Tenn, must come through Mr..
Turner. Anyone else claiming to be
--esentative is a fraud. Edward e.
,er, Manager of The Colored Ameri-