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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-10-12
LOCAL NE VS..

- ~ " Ia IL IN IL w ~
Canada Franks Vaudeville
Circus next Friday night.
Those suits for men and boys are
the finest out.-Woodward & Son.
Howard Ball and bride visited
in Wichita few days last week.
S. w. Ireland went to Alva on
Saturday.
A. ]. McCorkle went to Butler,
Mo-, last Friday.
Geo. Guthrie and wife departed
for the Fair at St. Louis on Satur-
day.
E. T. Chance went to Alva on
Saturday to attend the funeral Of
Eli Benedict.
Walter L. Owen came up from
Kiowa on Monday to look after
his business in court.
Mrs. B. F. Glasier and children
departed for their future. home at
Kansas City on Saturday.
L. L. Coyle went to St. Louis
last Wednesday on business con-
nected with oil prospecting.
People say that the finest grocer
les in town are at H. T. Wood
ward O. Sons. Phone SO.
w. T. Collins went to Topeka
on Monday to represent the l. O. O.
+. lodge of this city at the Grand
Lodge.
Carrie Nations suit at Wichita
came to naught. The case against
her was dismissed, she was released
from jail and quit the town.
The Democratic meetings adj
vertised for Medicine Lodge and
Kiowa to occur this week, have
f. been cancelled on account of unfore-
seen circumstances.
Seward |. Field was employed
by the county commissioners last
week to assist in the prosecution Of
the Newton Bros. murder case, at
the request of the county attorney.
E. M. Morphew, the Attica
poultry dealer, was in town on
Saturday. He has arranged to re-
ceive poultry at the depot every
Saturday. See his advertisement.
M. S. Gray of Kiowa will leave
the Metz Mercantile Co. on the
18th. He has good place with a
St. Joe wholesale house. Mike has
lot of friends who regret to see
him leave.
The Democrat Central com
mittee meets in this city on Satur-
day. The names of the full com
mittee are published elsewhere. II
your name appears among the list
make it a point to attend the meet
ing.
w. r. Lepper was over from
Sharon on Monday. He will not
start on his trip to Illinois for g
few weeks on account Of business
matters which need his attention
Mr.. Lepper is we'll pleased over the
result of his sale.
Remember you will find DR.
Wiley, the dentist, in his Office ov
er II. D. Fair store, from the Isl
to the 18th Of each month, prepar-
ed to all classes of dental work
Teeth extracted positively withou
pain. Office phone No. IS; resi-
dence, So.
Col. Hams lecture at the opera
house last Friday night was high
ly appreciated. His version Oh
Southern people was very enter
tanning and people WHO are famil
lar with southern habits and Gus
toms agree that all he said was
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
Ao4rAross will quote the ,hre.

Ao&rAross will quote the thread
bare platitude:. "WeSlth ,belongs
to the producer ,heIeof," and then
proceed on the principle that the
man who does the manual labor OF
production is the Sole producer.
The claim is merely an appeal to
dense ignorance The fact istha,
manual labor is a small part of the
work OF prodict,on-in short, If
eysfns, experience. nerve and
capital did not combine to lead
the way manual iztor would not
even have the chance to become a
part of modern productiou-Sslida
Record.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
a.. s..s. Q. r,m. c.es.

There will be new time card in
effect on the Saeta Fe June ,.th.
Trains No. 9 and 10, the Colorado
and Missouri river flyers. will be
put in daily service at that time and
will take care OF the summer Colo-
RADIO tourist travel. Trains No. !
and 4 will run semi weekly. instead
Of daily as at present. There will
probably be but little change IN
the time OF the other trains from
the present schedule.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

The Rocky Ford Enterprise en-
tered upon the eighteenth year OF
its successful career with the last
issue. For the past eleven years
it has been under one manage
ment. Its only fault is that IT
persistently endeavors to empress
people with the idea that Rocky
Ford is the only spot outside OF
the Pearly gates that IS really de
sirable as a permanent abiding
place. Thee are others-La
Iunta for instance. Otherwise the
Enterprise is model country
newspaper and has won success by
deserving it.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

|: An Oklahoma -'.boomer" witb
Mis- wite and eight ahildren passed
Through Holly TUESDAY; He game
in by way OF the beet field district
and was surprised to see SO many
people down on theft knees pray
ejng, AS ne thought. When inform
ed 'thAs'the people were 'tbinning
fbeets he remarked that he thought t
lii a, regular old-t,rae camp peeting
with all members in action. Holly
News.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

II seems very strange, but II is
a noticeAbGAtacI that. eeeIy. time
Cleveland says Soueth,ns Jayor
able to Parker as the democratic
nomiree FOR president. some west
ern state instructs delegates tor
Hearst The. .dePocracy and
Parker-wosld probably se greatly
pleased if Grover would kipdly
keep his lace closed.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
Notice fos Sealed OSds.

the construction of an srtcsiAn we'll ths
school hocs> grounds in school district No. Is
IN Otero county, Colorado, will b-s received b,
tn. undersigned secretary of school distrir,
yptD the 18th day ~ June A ID. iOt at iC
O'clock a. IN.
The said BIDS tn h. for the. aid work CON
pl-t- at ~ much per foot for drilling. ea.ins
and compl-tinx the said veil, in accordance
Win pisns'shd specihcztions' for aid we'll
which plans aud specifications will t- furnish
-d upon application tn the sxid und-rs isne-
secretary, at La JuntA, Colorado.
The bosrd % Sir.ctor- of -aia -chnol itstrie,
hereby reserve tn. right to r-i~et any and al
Me-. l. ID, HItLHoc,E
- Secretary school Dvst .ict No IL
Firs, publication Jun- I, isos.
t.ast Isihl ication Jun. = i1t
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
A1miatsssssors nsSies.

ESTATE OF PERLEY n. yEAsIE, DsoCKAs
= Cd. The undersigned having bssn apr,oint
81 administration OF tho e.tst~ of Psrsey n
Scasir late OF tn. county of Oterp in the STATE ol
Colorado, deceased, hereby xivos notice that he
will ap:-ar before the county court OF said Ot-rc
county, Colo. at the court house in La Junta Ia
aid county, at the June term. 1904. the Isl
Tuesday in July ncIt. at which time all
person. having claim. against said e-tnt. are
notified aud requested to attend for the pur
pose Of having the same sdju.t<-f. All r.-rs<sls
indebted 10 said estate requested tn ma kc
immeiiAt. payment to the und~rsigncsi.
Dsts-i at Ia Junts. Colo.. this 18th day oi
May. A. ID. ist.
CORNDON T. vEASIE
Administrator.
FIRST publication. June I, isD+.
Last publication. June -. iisDt.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

Applicable" to lssss Sss,s Land.
DESyEE. CoLoKspo.

'-r DENVER. COLORADO.
June l.. 1904 I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT r. A
~ Potter, Whose I-o-totic- address l. Ia
Junts Colo, on Nay y, irO4. made appiicstios
No. 81, Ia the STATE Board Of Land rommi<
.ioa@rs To l.A-. the following d~.orihsd school
Lands, situAt. in Ot-ro county, Colorado
to Utt
Al OF section ,ixt--n. township twenty south
rang. ffts-h west.
No other applications to lease the above d.
serih'-d premises or objections against the
sboye application will h, considered after JULY
1. IDA
MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Register STATE Board Land Comm toner's.
First publication. Jun. /. IsOt.
Last publication. June -, iD+.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

The country newspaper is read
from the date line to the patent
medicine ad. Many city papers
can be found. scarcely rumpled.
on the street carseats in the cities.
Ever see a town Uttered up with
country pspeGs1 No, they are all
worn out before the neighbors get
half through with them
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

lr is needless to say that this is
from "a Kansas exchange: 1.-The
Wichita Eagle tells OF a tubercular
young pan who had but one lung,
but who now has three. He mar
ried the other two. One can &C.
quire almost any desired quantity
of anything by. living in Kansas "
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

A KANSAS man snores SO loud
that he wakes the baby. The baby
then cries so loud that it wakens
the man. The man then swears
bors. This is printed merely to
show what devil OF q time a
paternal snore can start when il is
at itselt-James Barton Adams.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
ss,,es Of Public T,..,.s.. Sale.

HEREAS q. p. BARTON. oT- THE cOUN
W ~ of ot-ro, and STATE OF Colorado, did
by hy ,yrtain. d--d ai trust dated the 2,
,s- issh day OF F-hruars, A p. isa. in b-oI
30 at pas- cs.,of the r-cocd. in the Office of IN.
Of Coior.do convey 70 the t.abi,e srn.t. "a = 4
Otrro cpuSt5. State >,f CnJ,,ssso, the ,followins
de-crfi--i pfrmi-c- situst--i in aid o,srs coan
f. ss., q sss st eEs. of s n -ou,kx.., ,u.u.,
sw'.l and the -.gth--.t quarter .tsEs lsoi
u. -onth-y-t iswl q ,-c,ioa ,-ehiy fouI
rsn.. e fy-sssS Isl ...s af ,s .,S .Su,h % o.
tox.ther With all -atey rish,- and contract,
,As Sssf .1a ID, I'll .ss'' .a % ss 4 siss ssf.
IL ssts, z 81 .:.s -. de-. =
i s.in *. tss sep f,.s .a-s ~ y .i.s, ;,s
ss9ss. IN :' Sa, 3S s's 10. @
90 .pb2Sr- the last Heas.y IN ssSs Ssss saonss s
AZ f .Ssi 4 itss' ssItsGs ss Rtsis.
M. sns. on said premises p the ,H". NJ, h.e"n'e
wh.r..s Ii s.,f ds.-i ! e sru-. fn~sAe, PROVIDES
.se ssyren, cf ssif pscmis-or, not. .r any part
sssseh @ any 1 4%s5 % s%1-ns.s az cd ~ sr., e
;Ss tis.n he .Sisss sid. sASs ;ss.s,sa .ss II
the optinn h the tAxsl holder ~ ~siA nsAk AMI
the said Public Trustee u authoris-d at the re-
aune - ~ lexal hsv.si~r Of ssib hos-s 20 -rll
and disrp-- Of ~.id pr-mi>-> for the parts,-e of
pAyis0sasa iraAr6Asuo~. and th~ os,i- and er
g-e--. on .c9ount cf the execution ct aid
Wher-s-. default has ben ..de in IL. nav.
oert Of the prineipsl and int~r-T ~ AID n..s-
and the legal holder of said note has ererci-.-i
Mis- opsion ~ reaAn - ~sid st-fa<lf :. d.cla ~
the whole Of aid indehs~sin~-- IN b. matur.-i
and - fsRA,-sAaite 49, of sru-s. asA
Whereas. the undersigned i the Public Tru~r
~ in 80 toWaHefo csp1uAy. SlAte oe. CsjorD3p
Scw- thrrefore. !. G. A. b-~rtupAn the Pubiir
Iru~tee of s0id GSs~ro cxyanO SssSe rf CAlor,r}r
at the rrqse-s q the ie9al -kogsfer a. said nosI
md ~ - aufknsit0Sn - s-<Apd ~ a. . a
derf cftru>t- do her-Ay give ncsic- that I UiIj
% -. go
ruWDsy. VLJ al A.b. ~. I,
ss > Q clock IN the fcr-osuyn at ssid dsv s~Il
ssd disvr-s a m ~ preAa--~ r. surA q tAs
sisle md inser~~s ~ 90 .ssd a. p. nsrsr,' n,
esSut dnDr cf the eu1sey euart Asu-r ~ II.
Jusea- in Osery c~asey. Cnsorsdo, for the k;e1- :
- - ~ p<iee the saw> vin hPi.x in ca-h
~ sne parpre of paying said isa~hs-fp-~-
WseA iseere-s tAefs3 to daf~ ef sai~ s,d s,x
s1pp0>e- and cr-f< Incurred in ~x.-ufia~ eS,-
tru<s- "
n.s..i e I. y.ns.. ccsc-~-sc, sAs- s-s day .s
ca HEERRDUv
ruAsc Iru-se- of Os~-o Comfy Ccj~~,A,
firSt puA,sc.t,on june q fNs
LAss pses'estscn Jaiy n fA
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
ressl q S>is.

Chas. W. Miller, veteran
hu,ef-kreper. formerly of-7tspen,
but more recently OF Steamboat
SrPs.,tas purchased the Hotel
Ell eapit1nS Associated with him
in its Infringement is OK. Tor
ray, OF the Windsoshstel. Denver:
Under the new ownership the
hotel will be kept fully 1P' to the
hish s,andhd' Of the past
Atcut Sept" "ist; L. Dubs, re.
Gently OF the ri Captain. Will open
in Rocky Ford high grade gro.
cery and meat matket. Mr.. Dubt
has high ideals as to how such q
business shoifd be run and is go
ing to give Rocky Ford the benefit
stHeof .efSecky Fed ESrSpris5
~ 3KE.TIGs !
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
=. DfT -: -.
MDSr good men have little pra,

Mosr good men have little prac-
tical ssnsS .xAsa-lt.comeAS 10 -ppli
tics and while they may be IN the
majority they permit a lew shrewd
prkeIs 10 1on,r9I t.r!' 'psimaries and
select the delegates. rhete aye
mauyyood Peopt-~to WASTE sh-ir
enes yiss S.ssssAsns.aso.aAalasS
Eng the rag. but doing nothing
that will be effective.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

amount that made 1t possible for
the Morgan-Belmont syndicate
TO float them at cut rate and
reapa profit OF $40, 600. 900 at the
expsase., Of the .goXernment. and
thereby, increase the governmen,
debt S767. 900, 900.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

ten minutes, got up and wandered
around in a dazed sort OF way. and
was heard soliloquiziug to himself.
"Well, l guess I'm a damphool. /"
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
: -

! Two Otero county papers have
.unqualifiedly endorsed the present
republican county ofhciais for re
nomination.Itn words OF enc coAat I'm
for tb-i' efficiency. The Svsette
;ean and does endorse al, !h.. has
been written. along this line and
. b l,eves that merit in high places,
which is so rare nowadays, ought
to be recognized. encouraged and
lrewarded.-Rocky Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08

The democrats are Just nov
getting busy telling about the
Roosevelt, administration spending
SSs3 600. 600 more money thas did
the Clevelaed sdmiuisssstion
These hovIess seem to fos9es that
this eossyy Aes t.<o ;hePeden,ns
out IN the Is:f ie. yssss ssd .sss
money IS needed to carry se she
business Of the sovesnmens-yef
with is all no bosds have been
issUed, while the Clevessnd sdmis
issrssioo issued bonds t. IN
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
: 1I y. s.!-.h h,.Mss..

=
Last Sunday morning while the
carnival Tram vas making pfePar3
sqfs'o hit 'he,p,te for 'h<Eese
the 'propAafi 3o'ieefy fusks
HOBO trying to conce1f Himself
under one of the wagons. He wd
politely rs1ue.tsd to get off, bu,
dtUd1red.I. Bob Chatter. .-,he husk1
brakemap. ,,hep pulled him of,
~hereupon the husky hobo put up
hfs'mits and showed fight. The1
We're billy two blows siruck-oqe
~heS Bob lsiided- on the bobo's
jaw. and'the other -whea the sos
Of rest struck the ground With til
BACK Of his bead Bob had to rub
to catch his train, and on looking
back noticed the hobo still lying
on the erYUA4eS.Bmss-
The son rest -.. ,sili ( e.,ins
as long q Bob .slssble q keep
back on ! sls.s;.,n ;r'p 4 -r..
home BY by Of she- back alleys.
tearing that the sheriff might
be looking fos him With. .
~ssrsns fos nusdes. He learned
the pens mossisg, koveves, shss
the hobo. after '.sestine- for about
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-08
Coming Essnss.

June.atst-Republican Nitional
ConvDtioA.- Chicago. Ill.
July 6th-bemocratic National
Conve0ttsa, St. Louis, Mo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-05
RECENT MAGAZINE VERSE.
The Brave Little Man

The Brave Little Man.
All torn. but sweet is the old straw hat.
AS 1t hangs on the rack in the hall
Ihere'S mud from home on two little
shoes
Where he played on the hills last fall:
Ihefe $ dust on the kite and the little
stick horse
Stands still as ever he can
Listening, perhaps. in the corner there
For the voice of the brave little man.
There's never a song Of bird, nor bloom
Of rose that blows in the spring.
Nor shout of boy, nor CLEAN of sun
But where some tears will cling
Inere s never flash of the evening star
On the hearthstone's fireside
OF winter night but win bring some tears
For the brave little man that died.
Kind friends they were; we kiss them for
And lay them out of sight
Inc TWO little shoes. the torn old hat
The little stick horse and kite:
And down in his pocket a RUSTY nail
a bit of chalk and string,
A broken knife an alley or two.
Oh! the birds, the bloom, and the
Spring.
And star of God at mornings song.
Noon time and twilight tide.
one sweet little face, some tears will
come
For the brave little man that died.
William Page Carter, in Leslie's Month
ly for May.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-05
MARRIAGE in Fiction.

Small wonder that novelists content
themselves with making matches. and
refrain from examining too closely the
result of their handiwork They would
nave more conscience about it, if it
were not so easy for them to with
draw. They are almost as irresponsi-
Die as poets, who delight in yoking
unequal mates, as proof of the power
OF love. Poetry Weds King Cophetua to
the beggar maid and smilingly retires
from any further contemplation of the
catastrophe. Shakespeare gives Celia
-Cella, with her sweet brown beauty,
her true heart, her nimble wit. her
grace of exquisite companionship-to
that unnatural sinner Oliver; and the
only excuse he offers is that Oliver
says he is sorry for his SINS So I
suppose Helen of Troy said she re-
GREETED her indiscretion, and this facile
repentance reinstated her in happy do
mesticity. But the novelist is not at
play in the forest Of Arden. He is
presumably graphing with the dismal
realities of earth. Nothing could be
less like a fairy playground than the
village of Thrums. eff the Audi
LIGHT parishioners ever get to heaven"
said DIR. Chalmers, they will live on
the north side of it'); yet it is in
Thrums that Mr.. Barrie marries Bah
bic to the little minister-marries her
with smile and blessing, as though
he had solved, rather than complicat-
ed, mysterious problem of life.
The world of the novelist is full of
such strange mishaps, and our sense
of inquietude corresponds with our
conviction of their reality. Mrs Ward
probably does NOT expect us to believe
that Jacob Delafield and Julie LIE Bre-
ton lived happily and tremendously
together. There is something as rad
ically inharmOniOuS in their marriage
as in the union of conflicting elements.
1t is not a question of taking chances
of happiness, as Sophia Western takes
with Tom Jones (very good chances,
to my way Of thinking); it is a ques-
ton of unalterable laws by which the
gods limit our human joy.-Agnes Rep
plier in Harper's Bazaar.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-05
= y y q e>-9-ot- ~ ~ u y o-oo-o, =,
'sSWEET YOUNG THING''
WHO WAS WISE
. go d 80 . = = =
I HE silent silver moon emblazoned

1 HE silent silver moon emblazoned
the starry armament on high. II
was full that night, and the embIazon-
ing business comes mighty easy when
one is full. SO the lush Luna was easy.
On sedan seat in pagoda-Ii pa
vilion McAllister McIlhenny was chin
ming beautiful creature he had met
only three hours before at dinner at
the summer hostelry where he was
putting up for as long as ne could get
his wealthy father to put up for him.
McAllister McIlhenny was loaded with
hot air, which he had brought out of
the city with him especially for such
ing 1t into the shell-like ear of the
guileless maiden by his side was
worthy of all condemnation.
No man has a right to fool sum-
mer girl, no matter how pretty she is
And most men don't. But we digreSs.
Along about 1890 p. m, moon time,
the valves in the hot-air pump began to
get little dry, and McA1lister Nell
henny's conscience nudged him a bit
as he talked less and had more time to
think
Really" he said to himself, "this is
one of the easiest / ever got next to,
and / Oughtn't to be buncoing an in
nocent in the way I have for the last
two hours. But what's a chap to do?
The girl is dead stuck on me, and l
can't do the mum or talk science, art
and literature to her. I've got to give
her the moonlight racket, that's all, to
keep her dear little heart from break
ing. And how I'm ever going to get out
of 1t beats me. I'll have to slip away
from the hotel, guess, when she isn't
looking"
With these thoughts McAllister Nc
Ilhenny resumed his chin movement
How strange" he said, in deep, mel
low tones, that we two should be talk
ing here this night of nights as we are,
and only yesterday our paths had
never crossed. 1t seems as if I had
known you always, and f. can talk to
you as if we had been walking hand in
hand meath honeysuckle trellises since
we were happy children.
He was holding her hand with a
gentle pressure, but she didn't seem to
mind it. She cooed very softly, and it
was sweet to his ear.
Yes" he went on bending over a
little nearer, through all the years.
You know, L think Fate intends some
people for each other. BY no design of
their own, they meet as we have met;
they talk as we have talked; they
he hesitated-'they love as we have
loved. Have you ever noticed that?"
yes" she murmured, very sweet and
soft and low, 'but not until-until-''
McAllister McIIhenny's pulse throb-
bed He was eager to hear her shy
confession, yet he knew he should not
1t was sweeter to him because it was
forbidden.
Until when?' he whispered.
She did not answer for a moment
Evidently she was thinking.
We'll" she replied, mot until about
three weeks ago. I'd been here two
weeks then, and about a dozen chaps
had mentioned it to me, and if 1 didn't
notice it by this time I'd be dopey for
fair wouldn't I?'
McAllister McIlhenny gasped, and the
fair young creature by his side stood
up.
You must excuse me now, Mr. Nc
Ilhenny," she said. @as l have a date
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-05

at 8 o'clock in Room 10 at the state
capitol.
Mrs. S. r. Van SAINT, of the Aberdeen,
will give a dinner tonight in honor of
her son, Grant Van SAINT, and Miss
SanbOrn, who will be married next week.
Miss Maxfeld, of Goodrich avenue,
has returned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Lang are in
New York.
Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie, who has been in
California since Christmas, is at the
Angus.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian Church will meet tomor-
row at the church parlors.
AT it's annual meeting on Tuesday
the Nathan Hale chapter elected the
following officers: Regent, Mrs. w. S.
Elliott; vice regent, Mrs. Walter San
born; recording secretary; Mrs. Samuel
l. Joy, corresponding secretary: Mrs. S.
G. Gray; treasurer, Mrs. w. B. Glow
registrar, Mrs. H. w. Fagley; historian,
Mrs. John Knuppe; chaplain, Mrs. D. S.
B. Johnston.
Mrs. Blabon. of the Aberdeen, has
gone to Portland, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Secor have re-
turned from New York and are at the
Aberdeen.
Miss Williams, of Pleasant avenue,
entertained informally Tuesday even
irg.
Mrs. M. C. Helion. formerly of st.
Paul, now of San Diego, is at the
Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs E. N. Saunders and
Miss Saunders have returned from
abroad.
Minnehaha Lodge No. z, S. S. of B.
of L. F., will give a card party this
afternoon at Central hall Committee,
Mrs. ]. S. Flood, Mrs. Sam Sandberg
and Mrs. c. Jordan.
Mrs. HI. c. Marsden, of Warren
street, accompanied by her son and
daughter. left Monday morning for
Desoto. Mo-, to attend the funeral of
her son-inlaw, A. E. Taber who was
killed in the Iron Mountain railroad
wreck, near st. Louis Mr.. Taber was
master mechanic of the Iron Mountain
range of the Missouri Pacific railroad
and was formerly associated with the
Great Northern in st. Paul.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club
met yesterday in Phalen Park school.
Mrs. Margaret Yapp spoke. Her sub
ject was "Children's Lunches"
Gives Away Her Portraits.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 4.-Min-
lister Conger has cabled the state de-