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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22
EICTORY FOls LINN.
wagon Road Company Pays Tax
on Timber Land.

Albany, Or. Dec. 1S-Charles A.,
chu, ptopri tor of the Willamette Val
lev & Cas- Range Wagon Road Com
panv. yesterday came to the center Will
$8929.29. the amount of taxes due or
his timber holdings in Linn county, and
thus the first victory was registered to
the credit OF the Linn County Assessor
and Sheriff in their efforts to make the
ho des of big timber interests in Linn
county pay taxes in proportion to their
property. OF this money, $76O4 So was
the tax asse sed for the past year, aid
$l224.76 was the penalty for nonpay-
ment
This a-ge amount of m ney was paid
very CRU lgingly by the wagon road COM
pany, who made every effort to have
the amount reduced. The company
owns over 10000 acres of fine timber
land in Linn County, and the Assessor
valued the land at SO per acre. In
years gone by the land has been vslue d
At but Sl.25 per acre. and the taxes
have amounted to trihe over $1,000.
In iditlon 10 this, the wagon road COM
pany has had but 40 900 acres Of timber
land on the assessment rolls in the
county.
When Assessor Mcknight took charge
Of tie assessors office, however. he
examined the present oxnership books,
and found that the big company had
been paying but a small part OF the |
lakes that should have been contributed |
by It. Re also established tn. wise
policy Of vajuiug timber land at some
Sing near ils worth. These elements
together made the taxes on the wagon
road c"npany many times higher than
N fotm-r years, and brought forth
eorreeponi ngly loud protest. The
couuty officjaIs have succeed in CO.
jecting the money, and have scored
vet lry number me.
The next fight will be ever the uues-
tion of the taxes o. the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. This corporation
owns by far he finest tracts of timber
IN Linn county. Never tave any taxes
been paid on this property, the railway
company maintaining that as patents
have not been Issued to the company.
taxes could not be collected. But it is
a weli-known fact that the land belongs
10 the Northern Pacific Company. hav.
ng been taken on script obtained from
the Government for the worthless hold
ngs OF the company in some arid or !
region, and also that the .
,omptny can sell this l,nd at any time. :
Last night the tax rolls were closed,
nd no more taxes can be paid without
ytsa cost. The Northern Pacific did b
ot pey It's taxes on the timber land. t
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22
Neat Compliment Paid Baker.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Secretary
Dover. )f the National Republican CON-
mittee. today paid State Chairman
Baker. of Oregon, very neat compli-
ment Chairman Baker called on Mr..
Dover in company with Senator Fulton.
Mr.. Dover congratulated Mr.. Baker on
his work in the campaign, declaring he
was the most active chairman in the en-
tire West.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22

How best to get good roads is a
big question that ought to be kept
TO the front until it is solved.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22

At last Albany has organized a
commercial club.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22

Independent and reliablsLTre Oregon
gonian
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-12-22

Ashland vets md drys will have
another battle next week IN the
shape of city election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
ARE.
GOING ARMED.
Over -Four Hundred Permits to
Garry Concealed
Weapons.
WELL " KNOWN MAN IN THROWN HI o Y 1!
"a Member Of the Marine Engi-
WELL KNOWN MAN Thrown
"A Member 81 the Marine Engi-
necrs Association i'll Norfolk
I. Drowned in the Pacific.

specla; to JThe times Dispatch,)

&c (specia; to ,The Times-DispAtcr)
NORFOLK, VA, October 11.-Over four
hundred permits to carry concealed
weapons nave been issued TO Norfolk cIti--.
Gems by the Corporation Court recently,
and many publications. are In the hands
OF the clerk i,ts M ga
Eminent Sir Henry NJ Boykin, grand
Eenerallssimo Of the Knights TEN lar OF
Virginia. and his staff, visited the Grice
Cornmandery,of Norfolk, and Portsmouth
Commandery tonight.
THROWN BY His HORSE.
r. s.. Royster, president Of the II. IS.
Royster and other large ertilIzlng con-
Germs, was thrown by his horse In front
OF the Granny Theatre and badly bruised
last night. .ss !,
Miss Mamie s.sAllen and Mr. Alonzo = 81
Carney were married at the brides home,
In Elizabeth City,Str afternoon. Mr..
Carney is a Norfolk attorney.
STULFORD IN TROUBLE. III
81 w. j aFulford a. brother Of Sam Full ord
who was sentenced to- two years IN inc
States prison for forgery YESTERDAY, ~ va y
cha rging him 18th the theft Of (. 80 from.
49, C.HD Damn. Fulford was ia Gqutted on q
technlcality when the case was g, called ne
lin the Corporation Court, but was I'm me :.
ldiateiy rearrested by order Of Judge
h Secretary Cotton, Of the Marine En-
CINE Assoela tor g y va ysS-
|sford a of the Seattle branch. that ". g
| Bowen. a member of$the Norfolk az socla :
lstIon. had been drowned Oft the coast as q
/ South America from the steamship Cone \
l5maugn. *whichsv vessel Is supposed to have
| undered. MI r request was made to locate
| the relatives OF Bowen. n S IN f&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
AN EL Il J P'EI|.M.EN1
FROM ASHLAND

X Especial !; to The Times Dispatch.) 3g5 M
:AsHLAND,gYA Oct n I n - he telephone
exchange OF Ashland which is used very
extensively, locally, q 8 as medium i of In n
formation, was thrown into a state OF . GU
irlous excitement to- day By the premed-
itated sudden disapp earance OF Opera tor '1
Robert ellis, who is said to: have elopeed
with a bright and pretty school girl OF
this town. seventeen years old who Is
attending college in Richm ol,d. SS
IA Both parties are missing s q igft and
the families are busy by wire and rail
er1deavoring to2interceptSt the Juvenile scou;-'
pie. T hey we're las q seen together here
to-day at n. dressed in their best est
apparel. moving owards Wa shing ton
ri It is stated by persons who know the
parties here that the girl is Miss Bessie e:sin
Stone: the only daughte OF Mr. Toney
stone, an. employee Of the: Rlchmond, Fred.
ericks burg and Potomac shops.
II AZ telegram II from Washlng g ton stated
that the Ashland clippers had not sreach e d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
NoRTHROP SUSTAINED. 81
Judge Waddill Decides He Is
sS Not DISQUALIFIED.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Edmund Wnddill, s Jr., ~ delivered 81 an
opimion holding that William Northrop one OF
the receivers in the suit OF the Bowling Green
Trust Company va the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company, the Richmond Passenger
9 and Power Company, was IN no way dis
qualified or untitled to serve as such. The
appointment Of Messrs Northrop and Henry
4 II. Wickam was accordingly made permanent
by tho court. 3f ~ 3 & ~ ~
a new development In the case yesterday
was he action OF the Metropolitan Trust Con'-
panyl OF New York.. by Wydhan,s r. Meredith,
counsel, asking leave to file q peti tion. pray
ns ieave 10 sue the receivers Of the Virginia
PASSENGER and Power Company and others.
Judge Waddi has not yet taken action on the
petition, Predicated upon the granting OF the
prayer OF the petition Ia a bill of complaint
against the several companies and the re-
ceivers therefor appointed and also against
the Bowling Green Trust Company, the Mer-
chants Trust Company and the Central Trust
Con1pa MES trustees or substl uted trust com
naries Tho Metropolitan q Company ls the
trustee in tho issue OF the dehenture Il bonds
sor the company, which amount 70 about 1l'-
900. 900. g !, -, rs /.
The court spent practically all Y The rest Of
suit Cd Bowlass administrator inst the
Southern Bell Telephone and Teegrap pm l'onl-
spany, Fl hut had not completed the testimony
when the court adjourned late In the after
noon until to-day WIS sj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
sHoTsT,o DEATH. 4.
sCowardly Attack by Toughs on
5,.Ss Defenseless Neighbors.
I 7 ~ ~ z, as =, Sic a. =

~ St Especial to The Times Dispat Z h)
BRISTOL r EN- NJ, october -Sher-
man Burton, s a { ca rpenter, was shot 70
5ry@ Cole. a neghbor, who wa with Bur
tom narrowly escaped a. shower Of bull
let's. IA The shoot ne was done by 8 three
Kins, who had just moved into the com
munity and opened an alleged sdisorderly
house. IS li; sss5i.. jft 3 NJ Sd
RI. Their neighbors had determined to GUST
understood that they were going to leave
Tomorrow The shower Of lead came
without warning to- he neighbors. Bur
ton was killed by a charge from a shot
" following the shooting and the police
are searching for hem.S ,ll4s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
BIG DAY FOR AMHERST.

Especial to Il The Times spatch)
Il AMHERST, VA October II Mex t Mon
day Will be a field day in Amherst poll
tics. FL On that day the October term Of
have not had any court here since June,
q and business. as a result. lis quite con-
gested. Some seven or eight persons are
Sin Jail fnwaiting the action OF the grand
jury. and At Is thought I that there will
y not be much time for he trial OF civil
H cases. 80 5s {ag} y: 81 $3g KS 5s5 ts5
Judge White has al ready agreed TO turn
the courthouse over to the politicians
early intthe day. and from every direction
s the soveregns Will gather In to hear the
eloquence Of the spcll-bnders. Governor
Montague, who is this week touring the
Southwest for Parker, Davis and Wysor,
will wind up his trip here on Monday,
4 This Is the first trip OF the Governo or to
Amherst, and he. will find many friends
Il here to welcome him.
There are many people in the county
who think Governor Montague has no
q Congressman II, D. Flood and George "A.
r Riyercomh, he Democratic and Republic
Z can candidates for Congress in this dIs-
trlct will meet In joint discussion, Some
OF tho sparks struck In the discussion be-
IA tween these gentlemen In their joint dis
cussion In Nelson on the fourth Monday
lin September flew as far as Amherst,
and Democracy will be out In full force
2 to hear them. Va. 5t
Mr.. ". k. Allen. eleotor for the Demo-
Gratis from this DISTRICT Is also adver-
tised to speak here Monday, and, much
as Amherst Democrats like political
speaking, they wall not lack for binding"
on that day, f,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
I'lMIl!jssING#C CADET.

27tiys8( Especial q to- The Times DIspatch,l
y NEWPORT E l !, NEWS. oetnbsr ll,--con;
5pfarance of Cadet RellshaW, a slxteeen,year.
old SIN Who arrived st Old Point this morning
came down from sPeeksktll. N. W via Cape
Charles reaching. Old 8Polpt about Z ~ clock
Captain tain Bsnne,t, in charge Of the local
Headquarters. went down TO meet the stsamsr,
but the vessel arrived gabblt n teen minutes
earisr than SspS he
where to be found q Il Later II was discovered
that she had beeng seen to hoard AGAR for this
city, but there all trace ~ her Was lost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
NAME OF MINISTER s
STRICKEN FROM PLAY
K (By Associated Press, J

by AesocIated F'TeH1, "a
CHICAGO, October lit antana,,''s
play running at one ofithe local theatres.
has been revised by the State Department
at washington. The name OF Kogoro
STakihira, the j japanese minister at Wash-
3lI,gton, appeared in the list; OF characters.
and recently some Japanese students,
who witnessed the play. {ltl a protest
at the state Department, The manager
3ot the theatre to-day received q note
from assistant Secretary OF State Adse
in regard to the ma ter The tone fof
the note was diplomatic and courteous.
but the suggestion was emphatic slsa:
sthe-nallet OF the Japanese minister should
be removed from the cast, The man,
saser Of the theatre sWas Impressed. and
tonight another was substituted, si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
.|B|:'',.A|!||.|PT:l|.S'';.TS'i
ARE ACTIVE
Council Held Interesting Meet
ing Last Night-NIission
Work Planned.
MONEY 10 l|:l' READILY RE- I !. |l..''

| The BAPTIST Council held a meeting last
night which promises well for the yig COR
Gus and Systematic prosecu ton Of city
mission work In and around Richn,on
RI The attendance was most gratifying.
the reports submitted were both prac-
l9tical and encoura cling. The addresses
ma were earnest and enthusiastic. and
the Officers elected for the year had the
assurance OF the hearty o-oier rs ' IN, und
support OF the influential men in all OF
the churches. IA " sy3
| This was the regular fall meeting Of
| the council, and was held 4 in what Is ito
| be the chapel at the mission headquarters
| in. the old Ballard House, where eight
splendidly adapted rooms are being fitted
| up for the work. Great interest was
| manifested In the proceedings, and Dr.
isyVhitsitt and others p.,.,'-ounced the meet
Ing the ostsimportant held by the Bar
lists in Richmond since 7 their q cqua-l IN:
lance with heirelig ious work IN the city.
Rey. ri. Ashby$ j ones was elected presl-
dent Nir. John Garland 81 Poila rd Vice
president; Mr.. j. B. Walthall ], treasurer;
3. Leslie ,.clicc,8 secre ta,'y. and Messrs.s
"a. w. Patt erson, s. IA B. Wood fir, Nv.
Bowe. Frank s. Woods on, - Fl. Elicit
and Ernest NJ. 81 Long. wit h the president,
constitute the Executive Committee
Mr.. Bowe submitted the report of the
Executive COMMITTEE, utlining in a; scn-
| eral way plan forf city mlsslo Ion work.
This contemplates the esta blislmcnt frOr,
time to time, as may be deemed Sexpedi-
5ent,R Of mission tons, which, are to be
known5as neighborhood houses. The lspe-
cial character of work at end OF these
will be determined by the environment
and the great est needs of the communi-
~ .}oVC
office OF the secretary. Rev. James SBuch-
ana n, will be IN the ballard House. which
has been leased by the Executive Com
(5mittee, and is now being put in order for.
occupancy. y al,4 8ISi5a a. ss
The committee calls for 5000 a year,
with which to maintain this work. .jjsF9.
Rev Mr. Buchanan, who has made. a
splendid impression In Richmond. made
a short address, which evinced his thor
.ough grasp. OF the situation in this city,
and clear appreciation OF what the
needs OF the various localities are
He was followed by Drs. Gardner, i aw-
#thorne, smithsand Others in very hearty
and enthusiastic addresses. Rev Mr..
Jones made one OF the most effective
speeches Of the night In presenting plea
for $500, with which to putHthe Ballard
House In proper order. and equip 1t for
mission work, There was q spontaneous
response to the appeal. and practically
the entire sum was raised in a few min
iutes. rs
!! The Finance and Executive Committees
Will take VI, with the churches the mat
tersof the amount needed for the prose-
cution OF the work.
During the meeting, resolutions. adopt
ed.hy the Woman's Missionary Circle.
looking to hearty and generous co-opera-
tion with the councils work, were re-
tceived, and numerous references were
made to the great and NJ ble work OF the
Christian. women II n ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
OPPOSITION
TO SO D ]. i
The Republicans Nominate Judge.
Charles Alexander for
Congress.
PAVING CONTRACTS AWARDED
a Singular System Of Street I'm
provencnt InauguratedO
serve Week Of Prayer. Is

Especial to The Times. Dspatch.y
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct l1-Judge
Charles Alexander, OF Boydton, will ops
pose Congressman southau for. his sea In
( Congress. He was nominated by tho
Fourth District Republican Convention In
session here this afternoon.
The convention was called to order and
presided over by. Edward Bland. the negro
district chairman from Prince George
county.
STREET PROvES1ENT. Y
Tho Board OF Aldermen last night con-
Cured with the lower branch as to paw
Ing contracts and awarded twenty thou
sand square yards Of sheet asphalt to the
Barber Asphalt Company Of Philad elphia
at S1.69. The Washington Block and Tile
Company OF Washington. .. CT, secured
contract tor fifteen thousand yards OF
block asphalt at 81 per square yard.
Tho Board also approved the Councils
resolution providing for the appointment
of a. committee OF three from the Council
and two from the Board OF Aldermen.to
take charge Of the PAVING Of the side
& walks Mr.. Seward. president Q: the
Board, and Mrs c.. r. Bishop represent,
tee. VI Sii3IGs 3s i,35
with tho exception OF the actual max
ling OF an appropriation all necessary pro-
vision has now been made for extensive
I and handsome improvements 5of the road
ways OF Pctcrsbnrg's principal streets.
and II is stated on high authority that
Il the citys legislators propose to continue
such a policy until the $Cockade City has
model street system. IN
y; NEW NAIL ROUTE.
The Postofflce Department has author
ICED General Stith Boiling. postmaster OF
PETERSBURG, to: invite bids /. for carrying
two daily malls be tween this I, and am,
4 close on October 25th, and the inew sys-lS
& tenn Will be esta blished on Novenibcr&7th.3
85s The 3Epwortf League conference OF the
Z Petersburg District will meet Tomorrow
4 at Asbury Church. in Dinwlddie county,
and &continuesBin session for three days.
ference. and a special programme has.
been arranged . for each Il day.
81 The Methodist churches aof Petersburg
are observing this week as aSsweek OF
prayer, according to the Recommendation
Z OF the Home Mission Society Of Virginia.
/ Services are being held at one OF the
CHURCHES UNITE.
y The congregation of Old Street Presby-5
terrain Church has declded { TO unite with
2 the Second Presbyterian Church., and iaf-
\ ter ter this has been done Y the Old Street
I Church Will he conducted Ia g a miss lon.
b The board OF directors OF the Central
y state ~ ospital vest erdays awarded con-
4 tracts Tor supplies for the ensuing quar-
& ter,5s Dr.s F. Ii Drewry, superint
submitted his annual and quarterly r e.
r ports which were read and adopted. ~ ~
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-sWANso.N[,,is, n. c 8

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
STUART. ~ A.. October II. &c ongressmhn
ClaudefA. swa nson has Just compile ted a
canvass OF. this county. md left yester-
day f0r his home. n He addressed large and
attentive udiences at Ship, Meadows OF
! Dan, NYoolwine and Stuart. He spoke
with splendid force and c.earness,s and
his presentment OF the record OF his oppo-
nent, J. Brack storall. waa something
terrific. He aroused considerable enthu-
sfasrn wherever he went. This county
will go for Swanson by from four to six
hundred, alttou gh there will not be n
very heavy vote polled. There will not
be SO much difference between Parker
and Roosevelt sss$ s}5 RI II
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news Fl. Rom
S0U''l|.H:S;,.I||..D||:.||.E| E
Barksdalc, Kelley, Lamb and
Folkcs Speak e o-nig ht-Big
Rally Expected.
STOLE coMPANY's BRASS.
llFf
STOLE .C \ I \
a,&isIt'l. 3Ss
BRASS.

~.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch
No. 1l0s Hull Street.
The Parker Davis Lamb Club will hold
It's great rally and reception tonight.
Many good speakers have been secured
for the occasion. which will be one OF un-!
precedented achievements In party poll
ticsEin Nlanchest er. s3$5s5 sS s{ ID
The speakers tonight will be State
Senator Barksdale,y 8 "A. L. Kelley. Hon.
John Lamb and IL. c.. olkes. &, he sup 3
per will be given in T oney's Hall, a tier
which the club and Its guests will ad =
1ourn8 to the scourthouse. for the speaking
"A cordial Invita- Ion has been extended
TO the Central Club Ind ! to the public to
be present at the courthouse at s clock.
Stole c ompany's Brass.
Isaac Johnson (colored) was arrested
yesterday for tealing brass from the
Southern Railway, Of which he was an;
employe. 355 II, u
Charles sGriffIthsrcslsteda arrest and was
placed In the station house to consider
the error OF his ways until to-day
These two will appear for trial this
morning. ii
billiard = Kerson and Joe Purcell were
sent to \ the Richmond authorities by
whom hey are wa ted for alleged drunk
cnness and resisting arrest. Sd is
Petersburg Visitors.
Il George "a. q Thompson Council Daugh-
tiers OF Libertysof Petersburg, last night
visited Lily Council No: g. The q Peters
burg council was we'll represented,
Addresses were made by state Councillor
Mrs. William Toler. by State Secretary
Thomas j.. Ivey. by State Deputy Titus
sLasher, OF swansboro. and BY Q. 3.
Andrews, OF Lily Council.
So Refreshments were served and the eve
Ming passed very pleasantly.
Standard Bearers.
The Alpha Chapter OF Il he Standard
Bearers will hold an important me citing
Thursday night at the home OF Nrs. W.
BB, IA CrIdiin., "A large attendance tls 81 de-
sired. as there Is: important business SIN 20
be transacted * !.
Mr. Cliff Ilnorr. OF East Tenth street.
who has been inca pacltated for work for
several weeks because OF u lis on both
arms. has resumed his duties With the
seEaee frien aa'. Of v Thorpe 81 swans
sboro. will be glad to hear OF ms ,Tecov-
cry after several weeks Of severe Illness
a Joint meeting OF the Council mas apeen
called for tomorrow ight to eli ct U a
Sspecial city tax collector OF DELINQUENT,
ca pitation and personal property taxes.
AZ. superintendent for Maury6a Cemetery
will also be elected. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
League Union Officers,
& The n,embers OF the Epworth Leagues Of
Richmond and Manchester held a grand rally
FOR THE pYsPEPTlc.

" Everyone who has realized tho dlscom-
fort and distress Which accompany q dis
arrangement OF the digestive organs will
rejoice with Mrs. g. Macy, Of Port AR
thur, Ontario, in the relief she has OBJ
talned after having suffered for so long
"a time, She says: u have suffered for
the last four. or five years from stonl-
.ach trouble and dyspepsia. experiencing
great pain, I took Chamberlain Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets and can truthful-
Is say they have done me great deal
OF good. I feel like a different Woman 8
a result OF using them and the afterTef-
feet Is never unplea SAINT. s
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Mr.. PAYNE LEAVES
ESTATE WORTH $3.50, 900
s.lRv Associatei Press,

4'IHs thst3SEH kCN4 = 4 Ss6'y n
N MILWAUKEE. Visa Oct. ! The VIII
of the late Postmaster. g eneral Henry 81
Payne was filed for ploba te to-d day. The
left IN trust to Frank 4 G. Big Glow 4 and
George n, Miller. OF Milwaukee, as exe7S
cutors, In addition to household goods,
horses, carriages. etc. an annuity OF 81, 500
issproylded for n rs, I.ydi w. Payne Wild
Sow OF the. testator, during the settlement
1ofSthst estate. Il At the end sof three years
half OF the estate Is to go to- Mrs. Payne
and heyremai nder to Mr., 1'aynes two SIS.
4 tiers. x IN * 3s fs h s5is ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Floor Paints,
esst Ready Mixed Paints,
!. vtaxsns, FlssE Wax, III
Brushes, Etc.
TANNER PAIN and Oil GO J,
i4ls {. Main Strsst
jnnnAE 400 G4ys8 j3
'PHoNE sss.

at Union Station Methodist Church Last night.
and a Z large crowd was present The pro.
svanIne was a good on. and was much enjoyed
by. the congregation. sg3s
The Rev. DR.. John Harmon. pastor q
Trinity Methodist Church h. 3 ma de q telling a..
dress on a 4 organiza Ion In League WORK..
ass pesa Mitchell delighted t he ls sslsS
with two solos The choir % j me q shusch'
Of,cers OF the league for the ensuing yer
were elected .as follows and inducted ME 9l
5stallation fspeech: President. Mr.. ~. Lsaksl
Wingieid, OF Clay street, First N9cs.PIssl.
dent, Alr. Walter Goodwin, Of .Asbury Church Il
Union station; Third Wee President. MI ysll-
liam Henner q cen.snary. Eog Y, I, VICE "
sssretsrys MISS JAMIE b. Rogers. OF Park
Place; treasurer. Mr.. ~, Reginald alksri
Assistant secretary nomination postponed ~.
Nor Superintendent Mr., john Bolss. 81 -
Street
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5Fulcher Continues Ill.

H. IL. Fulcher's condition WA reported
last night as being unchanged, although
he is not as well as on ESaturd ay last. 8
midnight, his temperature wa 100, pulse
ITO and respiration -.
3.si There is mo Immediate danger OF death
occurring, but physicians attending him
slate that he is in a 8ser!ous condition. y