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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
NEEDS si35,Ooo.
Does Woman's Homo Missionary So
ciety TO Garry on Work.
Ry the Associated Press.

Denver, Colo, Oct. LIT was an
nounced at the convention today that
to carry on the work Of the Woman's
Home Missionary society Of the NJ. Z
church during the next year sl55.00n
viii be required. The conference
pledged sl00.055.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
SERVICE AT CONCORD TUESDAY

~ The Assoc latel Press
Concord, Mass, Oct. Funeral
services over the body Of the late
Senator IIoag will be held at The First
Parish Unitarian church of Concord
Tuesday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
Condition at Midnight.

At r-iduight + Is. Whitney. pri.
sstc secretary 10 the posfDsE'cTgeu.
cral. issucl the following
The post nsster general Is resting
quietly and The attending physicians.
I)octors MasTueer and Gray on. have
retired
4 nurse D. on watch in the sic's
rom and vii notify the doctor 0G
;sly sympt DTS requiring their aitsn-
fIun Towsrc II o'ciosk the rostmas
'er general g-sw very rcsilest, but Ia
e. fell of to sleep.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
WAS A kENTuck,AN.

Body of Mar Found Near st. lou.s
Is Identified.
r.! the Associated Presa.
So. Louis. Oct 1.-The body Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
kNox on THE sTuMP.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-Uniied States
Senator Philander G. Knox was the
chief speaker at a big Republican
TrIly held here toaishf lie dealt
largely with the trust question ami
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
PROMINENT BANKER DEAD.

~ the Associated Press
ST. Louis. Oct David Kennedy.
prominent St Louis banker. is
dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

He-A ps.ay for y0nr thoaghfe
shs-rm <ery much afraid -
rs.a,d not set fns value ior yvz<
roney.
He-what we're ron thinking oil
She-Of yoa
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

amounts to carrying a big stick. he is
YET receptive of contributions, which
amounts to speaking softly"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
FRANK PARmLEE DEAD.
pr ihe Aseoclated Press

Chicago, Oct. Frank Parmlee,
founder and head of the Parmlse
Transfer company. Chicago. died a.
the Palmer House today, aged Ss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
LIFE HANGS BY
SLENDER THREAD
-
Small Hope For Postmaster Gem
eral Payne's Recovery
HIS FAMILY SUMMONED
PULSE BARELY PERCEPTIBLE AT
ONE TIME YESTERDAY AND
PATIENT WAS UNcON-
SCIOuS LAST NIGHT.
BY the Associated Press.

ny lEt hoSbtluISu itH-s
Washington, Oct 1.-Po1 tina ter
General Paynes life hangs in the bal
ance He has been unable to main
tain the Improvement over last night
noteo in the morning bulletin Late in
She afternoon he had sinking spell
anu failed to rally as heretofore from
stimulants administered, AT o'clock
though he was reported as not so
we'll, he began to respond to treat
nient, and an hour later was said TO
be resting quietly.
Little Hope for Recovery.
Small hope, however, Is held out
for his recovery, and members Of his
family who have been summoned to
ihe bedside nave been made to realize
his true condition. At one time today
his pulse was barely perceptiblc.
1t develoEed tonight tha several
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
BROKE AUTOMOBILE RECORD.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, Oct. by driving two
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

Going into an elaborate discu.
OF the trust question. Mr. viii
wound M by -syin-
But the main thing 10 be doI
manifest 10 all honest men. to {
ful federal officials. n is ~ 90 a
and enforce present law. which
no mesns impotcDt. and not {,
praiing about not running an
nor be placing the head of the De.
nent of commerce and l1hOr a.
head of a national partisan. poll
machine. where ha can pui hir
and his party most conveniently
der Obligation - the trusts
possessing infoT Tmstion. y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
LENA WILL DlSARM.

Washington. Sept I6. 1904.-Capt
Rerlinsiy. commanding the Russian
ship Lena at San Francisco. has in
formed Rear Admiral Goodrich that
lie desires to disman,le his ship and
has asked as to the extent to Which
this dismantlement should be made.
Admiral Goodrich has called ON the
navy department for instructions on
this point. and the details are now
being worked out between the navy
and state departments.
The state department is in tele-
&, aphic communication with Coun,
Casslni. The Russian ambassador, on
this point. and the statement is made
that the incident will be closed in a
short time
1t is expected that the Lena VT
be dismar1led al the navy yard on
Mare Island
It is announced at The navy depart
nent that this action will mean the
removal from the Lena of all her
fighting weapons.
The one detail regarding the Lena
which has not vet been decided. i;
what disposition shall be made of her
officers and crew.
The statement is made al The navy
department that the invariable prcce-
dent in this point is that the crew
ot the dismantled ship to remain in
the port where the ship has been dis,
armed, to the end of the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
urderer Pursued 70 ssrn and a.
CITIZENS GREATLY iNCENSED

Batcsville, Sept. lc.-Sheriff Jeff ID.
Morgan was shot and killed at $50
yesterday evening by an escaped pris
OF er Robert Crosby, from the Salem
(Ark) Jail, and the town is in an up.
roar over the Occurrences
| Sheriff Morgan learned that the
man was in town. and went to arrest
him on Main street. When he placed
| the fugitive under arrest Crosby said
All right, and pretended to submit
but suddenly dashed down his grin
and in an instant had shot Sheriff
Morgan in the heart. Sheriff Morgan
vas shot once as he fell.
Many people being on the street.
pursuit was instantly taken up James
hardy. who was near by, rushed aud
grabbed up Morsan's pistol and fired
at Crosby as he ran The murderer
also fired at Hardy. but neither was
hit.
Hardy was so close on his heels AMI
Sc many others pursuing that he took
refuge in large barn near the depot.
fA thls time dusk was coming. and
the crowd soon surrounded the block
and hundreds of men gathered with
weapons. The barn was surrounded
and the lower part of the structure
was entered. Numerous shots were
fred into the hay in the loft.
Finally the man yelled stop" and
came out and surrendered. Then came
a grand struggle To lynch him
Hundreds of frenzied citizens almost
fought with each other, some to lynch
and some to take him to Jail, and the
t''ip 10 the jail was almost riot
The mob lacked a leader. or the
l1an would have been hanged on the
street
A rope was produced and almost
"a fight was necessary to prevent the
lynchinG. After a long struggle the
herOism of brave citizens succeeded in
getting Crosby to Jail, where he is
Ill der guard.
Everybody is Wild over the occur,
renee, and an attempt may be made
later to lynch him.
Sheriff Morgan was noble Chris
tian gentleman, and died in perform
ing his duty. The town is frenzied
over his death.
The town quieted down. and a few
hours after the tragedy the streets
We're practically deserted Neverthe.
less. a strong guard is maintained at
the Jail, and every effort will be made
to protect the prisoner in case an
attack is made by mob.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
EUROPE SCARED.
France Seeking to Cultivate Cotton IL
Her ColoKieS.

Washington, Sept. lG.-The recent
great cotton corner in America APP
par"ntly has caused a permanent
fright in Europe where all OF the cot
tCn-nSin@ and manufacturing nations
have set themselves to the task Of
producing their own cotton and Tel !.
ing no further than absolutely aeces
sary on the American product.
Coasul General Skinner. 1T A!a@~Hil
les. is the last OF several o,,su'ar oi
lit ers in Europe to cal! a1t"l1ion to
tins important movement. which h
dc cs in the shape of special report,
published by the department of com
merce and labor. He says that an as
sGciation has been formed in Fra &c
fol the purpose of arousng public
ol inion and securing support for tn
projected development of the French
colonial cotton fields.
This association has visited all the
commercial cities. and has pointed to
the danger that the American cotton
supply will be cut Off by consumption
by the United States of its entire
ciop. This country now produces -
ncr cent of the worlds !)tton. The
association is seeking particularly to
develop cotton culture in the French
colonies, in Souian. Dahoney and
MADAGASCAR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16

a. iiroaa ct tht beard ot trade took
toe haatrer mp Yesterday morni"g =
soon "a III news ut 1hc fire was
'ri1ed in this ciry. a@d the foilov in
tcie@ram vas seut to ". ". Care5ll.
president OF the company al l..
Crosse. Wis:
"},Nt2ndiu@ our sympathy account
oi loss of Sawyer and Austin planf.
Pine Bini, urge pour consideration
.. I.igJle Rock for rebuilding. Health
tnlness and transportatios facilities.
Letter follows.
reply Was received from presi-
@s at Caf2iI stating hat MIR. McMil-
Ian, member OF the company. would
leave for Pine Bluff last night aad
would see the officers of the board OF
trade. Mr. Cargill was informed bv
V ire thai committe of business mop
had been appointed to confer with Mr.
Mcmillan. The following is the com
Elttee appointed for that purpose:
George W. Rogers fchairman). F.. g.
I. Hollenberg, Mayor W. f. Lemon, j
\. Heiskell, Ad Hamberg, w. w
dickinson. Max Heiman. Harry n.
Mpers and W. S. Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
uHeut uf nljne, AND minin

1850, dan2ruaen "l mines and muina
.5s'a Wi1h Canada. NasIst
II is III general desire ri The Qcm
he-.. ~ HI. a.<e20t.. committee i.
couune- -discu Sion to subjects et 4ea
'.al ale' and 10 .eXcludo tho4e
hjrf aFe II ,jjher Il local or poliltcal
nature. Whilst any question german
- thu objecIs- of the congress- may
4ee Introduced by amy delegate. the
chairman Of the executive committee
would b. grateful for SUGGESTIONS a.
~ feeslioaa 10 =bn discussed bt auv
e.G'sn Of he Traes=Miszi=sip sippj coun
uX.=
The @a*erner ot each state aud Iat.
story may appoint ten and not morc
dian twenty delegates The mayor
O each city one delegate and one
a tditionat delegate for every 500 in
habita'ts. provided. however. that no
city shall have more than ten del.
ceateS.
Each county may appoint one del
egate through it's executive officer.
Every business organization one
delegate and one additional delegate
fOl every fifty members, provided
however that tno organization shall
have more than ten delegates
Governors of states and territories
members of congress of the United
States and eX-presidents Of this con
eress are eX.officio members with all
of delegates except those
o. voting.
Permanent members have all privi-
lt geS of delegates except voting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
ROOSEVELT GUSTS A CONSUL.
Orders Removal Of r. NJ. McWade. Ac
cused of Fraud in China.

Oyster Bay n. Y. Sept. 16.-Presi
dent Roosevelt today directed that
Robert NJ. McWade. consul at Canton
h a. he dismissed from the diplo
] ta'ic service. This was recommend
ed by Assistant Secretary of State
Pierce, who has returned from toul
OF inspection of all consulates in the
Osient. NcWade was accused of us
iE@ his position for eXtorting and o,
issuing fraudulent certificates to Chi
nose enlgrants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
MANY ARE ARRANGING TO GO

From an Arkansas mans standpoin.
Friday. September 233. will be the big
%est day at the st. Louis worlds fair
! hat is to be Pine Bluff day at the
iair and Pine Bluff is {oing to cele
hrate in true Arkansas style. Ar
ranSements have been completed foi
EeMaires band to make the trip and
help celebrate. The jefferson Fenci.
bles will be on the grounds to assist
II the celebration and about one thou.
sand people from this city will take
advantage Of the cheap rates that
nave been offered for The week to take
in the fair
On Pine Ruff dav President Francis
viii be escorted from the Administra
ton building to the Arkansas buildinp
by the Fe.cibles and LeAIaire's band
and will from that building make the
address of welcome to the people of
Pine Bluff. Mayor II. King White will
respond and other speeches will be
made by people of Pine Bluff. The
day promises to be noted one for
Pine Bluff people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
LONOkE COUNTY REVIVAL
REV j. F. LOVE

Lonolle. Sept. ia two weeks re
viNal conducted by DR.. J. +. Love sec
Fetftrv of the state Baptist convention
has just closed at Wattensas. eight
!. les from l.unokp. IT was conducted
/ the Wa'tensas church. assisted by
Ne Hope and Oak Grove churches.
e One hundred ard ci"hty-three con
versions were reported and of that
"Emb"r sovontytye joined some
church. Forty-oue Joined the nearby
churches. Wattcnsas. Oak Grove and
%e" Hora. and were baptized by DE-
love al Oak Grove
There were over 1000 people at this
baptism. which was one of the most
glorious scenes Witnessed for many
years. The music was good, the ser
| ons uplifting. the weather ideal and
the hospitality OF the people nm
equaled.
Gov. Eagle provided the large tent
and everything else needful TO make
this meeting a success.
A motion was offered by Mr.. George
ThOma5on and seconded, thanking
G@F. Eagle. AID over 1000 people re-
Si oHded unanimously 10 it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
POLITICS? SCHOOL is TO AID.
Pounds Organization to
Teach Americans How to Vtte,

SprinS1ield., ILL.,. Sept 16.--A nation
al school for the education of tn,
American people along political lines
i; the scheme of n. Clay Wilson OF
this city. Articles of incorporation
F'cre filed with the secretary of state
today for the He"ry CLAW Wilson Fo
!i,'cHl school. the :ncorporators being
Il. Clay Wilson. James r. Orr and
Eva Munson Smith. The school viii
h, nonpartisan, with branches in ev.
cry state. all under the supervision
the national organization
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
COTTON PiCkERS SCARCE.

Waxahachie, Tex. Sept. 1G.-There
was never as much open cotton in the
fields in the history of this county
a. there is at this time, and the
farmers are crying for pickers Help
is scarce and the anxiety to gather
the crop has raised the price of pick
ing SO that the most ordinary pickeW
can make fancy wages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
STRUCK OIL IN DALLAS,
Successful Operations Of Prospectors
!, in South Arkansas.

George NJ Bailey of New York is in
tie city, and reports that oil has been
discovered in the southwestern part
o. Dallas county, and that a considera-
ble area has been leased by capitalist;
who propos" 10 develop the field say,
the Little Rock Democrat. The oil
Was found at a depth of 900 feet. and
i, Yielding from fifteen to twenty bar.
rels per day.
Former State Grolugis Branner
stated in his reports that conditions
favored the presence of patroleum su<
ficiently 10 warrant the 81 KING OF
test Wells. and a year ago the Mis-
eGuri Pncjtic invited Mr. Barley to
make an Investigation. The we'll
which brought the FIRST oil was sunk
by j. +. Blackburn of Beaumont. Tex.
as. manager for the Texas Crude Oh
and Mini g company. who is so we'll
pleased with the prospects that he is
drilling deeper and will go to L.
feet. The Oil is nj a quality which
Sc rs at The we'll al 5 is per barrel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
Little Rock Wants It.

The Little Rock board of trade has
organization TO locate their plant in
Little Rock when they rebuild, says
the Little Rock Democrat
Little Rock. September ID. l9o4.-
W. W. Cargill. La Crosse. Mis-: EX
tending our sympathy account of loss
| OF Sawyer and Austin plant Pine Bluff.
urge your consideration of Little Rock
for rebuilding. Heaithfulness and
Transportation facilities. Letter fol
lows.
LITTLE ROCK BOARD OF TRADE
BY Geo. W. Rogers, President
Attest: Geo. r. Brown. Secretary.
CharSe Board Of Trade
Mr., Cargill is president of the com
pany, and several times a millionaire
When the company began looking
toward Arkansas six years ago for a
site for big plant. Little Rock came
very near landing it. The company
however. decided in favor Of Pine
Bluff, aud erected uear there one of
the finest plants in Arkansas build
Ing line of railway twelve miles in
length to Sheridan. Grant county. to
tap their timber lands. This road
the Pine Fluff and Western. was sub
sequently absorbed by the Iron Noun
taln, and is now controlled by the
Gould system.
PRESIDENT George w. Rogers of
lie board Of trade said today: ITO
pc sure We would like to have the
conlpany locate here. and will offer
'neucements which the owners cannot
aii to consider carefully. lust what
[nese Offers will be | cannot say, un-
The directors of the board of trade
aE De gotten together"
secretary Geo Il. Brown is also tax
As an active interest in the move.
'eh'' and feels confident that the
'era can make such Representations
VIII secure favorable consideration
'he hands of til" company,
l'ttle Rock offers many advantages
''oral and in the way of transporta-
on' and is in close proximity to their
sc tracts of timber lands lying near
enton.
speaking to the same matter the
|''ue Rock Gazette says:
Ni ehort is being made to secure
removal to Little Rock of the
aut OF the Sawyer and Austin Lum
company. which was almost COM
'e's destroyed by fire at Pine Bluff
sanesday night, and it is believed
- word received yesterday from
=. president of the company. that
we Rock may be able to secure the
'u' President Rogers and Secre-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
FIVE BANDITS LOCATED

Des Moines Sept. 16.-The five
Rock Island bandits have been located
al Winfield South Columbus Junction.
\ special train was made up at Mus.
c&tine carrying posse of armed men,
and has gone in pursuit. The men
were found hiding in a haystack by
a farmland. They are heavily armed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
TUG BOAT SUNK.

Wilmincton. Del. Sept ia tug
be at. supposed TO be the Israel W. Dur
ham Of Philadelphia, sank in the Della
ware river off the mouth of Chrstiana
creek. The tug lies in 81 feet of water
with the smokestack partly showing.
Nothing is known regarding the fate
o. her crew of seven men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
WILL STAY SOME TIME.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 1G.-The re-
pc rt that the Baltic fleet will make
& stay of some duration at Libau is
semi-officially confirmed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

County Examiner Junius Jordan is
holding the regular examination for
teachers at the courthouse today and
number of the teachers are taking
The examination. The examinations
viii also be held tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
THEY ARE AFTER t
t3rTLE ROCK MAKING EFFORT
TO SECURE THE SAWYER.
AUSTIN PLANT.
Run,or That Plant May Not Be Re
built Here. aut Probably Moth
ing in It.
Runoor That Plant May Not Be Re
NOTHING

Rumor has it that the Sawyer and
Austin people may not rebuild their
p,ant in this city, the greater part OF
which was burned Wednesday night
This rumor has no foundation fur
ther than the card which appeared
II the local papers Wednesday in
which the statement was made that
the plant would be rebuilt. but wheth-
pr it would be located in Pine Bluff
remained to be decided
1t is thought by many that this
card is threat TO make the citizens
of Pine Bluff put up more money for
the rebuilding Of the pla,;t because
other cities want ii. Those Of the en-
ployes of the Sawyer and Austin COM
pany in a position to know refuse to
give out information. Mr.. W. n. Nc
MILAN. the general manager Of the
company, is expected here tomorrow
and he may have something definite
to announce 1t is known that Little
Rock wants the plant and is willing
to put up some money TO gel il.
Pine Bluff offers advantages that
cannot be overlooked from a shippin"
standpoint and as all the plant was
rot burned there are those of the
rromnent citizens who think the plant
will be rebuilt on the old site.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
MASS NJ EET!NG.

There will be q n:ass meeting q
the courthouse Sunday afternoon at
= 20 o'clock. at which speech on
"OrganiZed Labor and the Union La
bel" will be made by Joseph T. Faust.
al laboring and business men are
{ cordially invited to attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
ANOTHER STRIKE THREATENED

Chicago. Sept. Is. OF the 10000
union men still unemployed at the
stockyard. GOO We're reinstalled today.
Members Of the Cattle Handlers and
Butchers union are threatening to
strike again unless more of their num-
her are put back to work speedily,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
BAND CONCERT.

There will be a band concert at the
courthouse tonight by LeMaire's con-
cert band, and fine program has been
al arranged for the occasion. These con.
certs are we'll attended and have be-
ecme quite popular with maay peo-
pie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16

AT the request OF Mayor White. Mr.
Fred r. Belt. general manager of the
Worlds Fair Tour company. has ar
rived in the city and VIII have his
headquarters at ihe mavors office
Mr.. Belt will arrange accommodations
TO. all who desire to attend durna
Arkansas Week
This company has a large numbc,
OF rooms reserved for this occasion.
both in hotels and private esdences
a rates of % cents a dav and llp.
Mr. Belt says that the city is crowded
With strangers and will be during tn
remainder Of this month. However.
there are plenty of good rooms fo,
everybody, but it is advisable to Sc
cure your quarters before leaving
home. He will be here until Su dav
n, n,2hi. and those who intend going
should call on him at either the may
or's office or 'rrulocll hotel and make
lEtlf reservations. The company
makes no charges for the service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-16
he WORLDS FAIR WIT- FOR TIE MEETING or

PINE 8LUFF,AAS WILL 3:
TEN3ER %
Complete for LeMaiae 5
Eand to Participate in the Gel
ebration.
The colored American., 1904-04-09

General Charles H. Grosvenor can
always be depended upon to line them
out when he goes to the bat. In a
speech in the House the other day, on
the Military Academy Appropriation
Bill, he sounded the campaign slogan,
stand pat;" and he epitomized his
speech in a single sentence-'the Re
pubIicans know what they want to do,
and know how to do it; the Democrats
do not know what they want to do,
and don't know how to do it."
The colored American., 1904-04-09

Rev. J. H. Burke, is pastor, and Miss
Della r. cambridge had charge of the
arrangements. Mr.. VIM. Braxton &C
cOmpanied the club, which were repre-
sented by Messrs. Walter Brown, Chas
A. Champ, VIM. DeLong, J. B. Walker,
Sumner BeaIe, J. H. Walker, Phillip
Green and J. H Washington, Prof. J.
Henry Lewis, director
The colored American., 1904-04-09
IT'S THE QUALITY IN DRUGS

that cures. Our drugs are the best.
Our prices are the most reasonable.
As cheap as any. Quick service and
best treatment accorded to all.
Headquarters for Thong and 60
sonO," also "Pierce's Celery Tablets. -
the greatest tablet on earth for con-
stipation, biliousness and as a general
tonic-laxative pill.
Call IN and get a free sample.
SOLAR, CIGARS, ETC.
STAFFORD'S PHARMACY.
Successor to F. A. Van Reuth.
1000 goth ST., Cor K N. w.
The colored American., 1904-04-09
MR. CROSS AT BETHEL.

Hon. S. G. Cross, of West Virginia,
addressed a mammoth audience in the
auditorium of the Metropolitan A. NJ.
E. Church, under the auspices of the
Bethel Historical and Literary Soci-
ETY., Tuesday night, April 5, on the
theme: '"The Negro and the Sunny
South" He gave "the black side Of
The colored American., 1904-04-09

the white race and the white side of
the black race" and for breadth of
comprehension in grasping the actual
condition existing between the races
in the United States; for eIearness and
logic Of exposition; for drawing the
deadly PARALLEL between truth and
error; for brilliant wit, and the high
est form Of eIoquence he has few
superiors.
The colored American., 1904-04-09
THE AMPHIoNs SCORE ANOTHER
GREAT SUCCESS.
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY FOR LACK OF ROOM

Israel Baptist Church was the scene
of a very unusual appearance Monday
night. April 4th, the occasion being
one Of the inimitabIe concerts by the
ever popular Amphions. So great was
the desire for admission, that an hour
before the time for the concert, the
doors had to be closed, and many were
turned away. Many were satisfied to
be permitted to stand, and others took
advantage of the privilege of peerlng
through the open windows.
The Amphions are never in better
plight than when making a new record,
and as they had never been in this
--tioular section of Washington be-
e boys We'd with each other
the entertainment Of their
The affair was given for the
fund of the church, Of which