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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
JAPAN GENERAL EDU.
GATED IN AMERICA

New brunswick. ~ j., March IT,
Among the Japanese officers who
have received their education 10 Am.
erica Baron kodama 90 perhspa the
most distinguished among the army
chiefs In HE country somo thirty
years ago ne was a student ln Rut.
gers college, and 10 remembered by
many OF the older persons here. a.
that time the sight OF a native OF
Japan OF China was quite uncommon.
especially a. a student ia a college.
and Tor this reason the boy attract.
ga considerable attention 10 was
known that Kodama belonged 20 one
OF lho very Old powerful and veal.
tny Japanese families. but it was
quite apparent from the time OF hia
entering Rutgers that be was Inn
pressed fayorably with the dcm0c.
ratio, rough and ready ways OF Am.
erican students Ho was a good ma.
iurcd young man and vorT quickly
madof rlonda with lls fellow stu.
denta.
For a time Kodama had great dif.
hculty in speaking the English Ian.
guage although ho seemed 20 under.
atand Il we'll hut before hia course
came 10 close ne could speak Il
nuonlly Az the time Of entering Rut.
scra ne WAS a little more than seven.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

tanning 90 tho local company OF the
guard were talked 90 in lively wav
Tho rundown and loss OF interest
Iu wiiiiia nhairn iu tHls city among
The young men, who are and wpro
members of company "a. may be-
charged 90 the lack OF entertainment
and aitractin at their poor barren
quarters. and ihis the moet'nr last
nlght decided must ho overcome.
When the old armory was ln commits.
sion and a gymnasium was there and
baths and social features we're enjoy.
ga hy The guardsmon. tho company
was run and thrifty. and 20 gain this
plane again the oflCors believe that
those Same tactics must be- brought to
bear 90 attract the young men hack to
the guard.
A committee was appointed aui
they will interview the merchnute Or
the merchants think favorable Of it.
think the saving OF the institution
worth the while a good hall WIu DO
provided aud equipped with a good
gym aud made into comfortable
quartcra
Tho company inspection which o.
to occur on March %. will be post.
nCuUl 900 That thD required quota OF
onIcrra and mDa can bo DullHtel.
The committee appointed includes
Gov s,oyer. D' @ w Harrison 70
Ruppl ~ strong aud William spr.us
pr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
BACK FROM CHIHUAHUA
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer, Mrs.
ChadbOuFne and Attorney
WilkerSOn Returned.
TALK ABOUT ELECTRIC RAILROAD

w. a. Greer president of the Alba
qucrquo Traction company. and r. a.
Wilkcraon. attorney for the company.
accompanied hy Mfs Greer and her
sister, MrH 49, O Chadbourno. ~
turned tHn morning fflm a weeks
visit iU chihuahua Mofico. whore the
gcnugm,r aent on business and enc
IHiI. 900 pleasure
Wr G.,or a probably iha busiest
man in NeF Mog.co noaldoa bis
business interests bore. hc ls manager
fHr tID N.."r.o tand aud Cattle com
uluy. owning castle ranging enc broad
esq ranches N thr territory taHI
uight hr saf un t0 see a ranch foreman
al RIncou aud another al Englo Aaf
as "a consequence arrived hero this
morning very nuoh done up from loss
of sleep
This afternoon. iuat after luncheon
hour a citizen reporter found ~
Greer lying on a cot IN hls room a.
The Alyarado ln quest of rest Hc
said you can ten The people that
nlnc rhrH oi steel and two cars ~
poles for tho street railroad have NJ.
rived hni the real construction OF tho
road viii not begin unill an material
necessary 20 Tho completion OF tho
road ia on hand The generators
wire. ears. motors and bands we're 1r
drrod at tho same time the steel vas
ordered. and are expected daily, but
The late arrival OF any one of thoso
Items would to up the whole con
Btruction and we don't want 10 have
the road lay "a month or two uncom
pletod
The road can be- built in cir
weeks after the day actual construc.
ti0n iH begun
"Mr N a. IhHtro. ono Of the own.
ere Of the roai. vino ls at present in
bakorHhoid, Cal. will arrive nor
week. and We viii then be- ablo 10 lrt
you know whore the line ls going"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

London March i7.-Prlncosa Victo
ria Patricia Of CUnnaught received a
legion of Gifts today on the occasion
Of her eighteenth birthday The young
princess who Is considered one OF the
most popular and attractive OF King
Edwards niocos. viii make her dobu,
In court next week Several times she
has been mentioned as the prospect.
i've bride of tho German Crown Prince
or OF some other young prince OF high
degree, but those rumors have come a.
naught and 10 Gar as ls known the
princess is still heart whole and fancy
free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Do Ranketball cont..,.

Chicago. March i7--Twenty crack
basket ball teams are IN Chicago %
contest FOR the championship honors Of
the Central Amateur Athletic union.
the tournament 20 begin this evening
10 The gymnasium Of the Central Y, ".
g. A. and continue until the end Of the
week The visiting fves represent
colleges and athletic organizations IN
various parts - Minnesota. Iowa. IN.
diana. Illinois and Michigan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
SENSATIONAL COTT0N
OPERATORS FAIL

New York March ls Tho suspon.
sion of Daniel sully s Co.. senior
member Of which is Daniel . suliy
operator whose dealings ln and ma.
nipulatIon ot the cotton market has
been the sensation of tho speculative
world Tor several years waB announc
od ON cotton exchange today. This
announcement came at the close OF a
long decline ln prices Of fiture con.
tracts. After the suspension was an.
nouncod 8ully locked himself in bis
ONCE and declined 10 give out any
statement Thore are wild guessos Is
% hlu liabilities. but all agree they
must be up ln the millions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
MIaeonaLn RonnhILca.e-

Madison. Wis. March Members
of the republican state central com
mittoo rounded up today in response
TO the call Of Cralrman Bryant for the
purpose Of discussing tho time and
place for holding tho state convention
Il Is expected that there win be only
ono convention Tor tho dual purpos
oi nominating a state ticket and elect
Ing delegates 20 the national conven.
ton IN Chicago The middle Of Nav
appears 10 be in most favor as a time
for holding the convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
An INTERNAL MACHINE
PLAYS HAVOC WITH a HOUSE
AND KILLED AND WOUNDED
PEOPLE.

LleRe Belgium. March ls An in.
farnal machine exploded today QUE.
side the residence of Commissioner
of Police Laurent. vrocklng the house
and fatally lnlurlng che artillery Of
dcer. Major pap.n. end seriously
woundIng half dozen other persons
when the machine was discovered
Major Papln aas summoned and was
examining the package in which the
machine was concealed when the ex.
ploEi0n occurred A thousand win.
dows in the neighborhood were shat
tered There % no clue 90 rho porpe.
traitors OF the outrage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Springfield. March IA lively con.
test for the republican congregational
nomination o. on before the Seventh
district convention De- session here this
afternoon. Congressman Thomas Kyla
ia ,andidate f0r reconciliation and o.
opposed by Cen. D. Warren Koifor N
thls city Prior 10 tine assem- llng of
the convention the Koifor forces claiN
~ % have enough votes 10 insure the
nomination of their leader. while the
Kyle supporters we're Likewise propa r..
Ina for o. fEht 10 the finish
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

The remains OF Dr. Ernest p. No.
blc, OF Belle Plain. Iowa. whose death
occurred hero Tuesday evening. we're
shipped last night TO the Iowa home
for burial Tho deceased was % years
OF age, and was one of the leading
dentists OF his home town. he came
here from Phoenix. Arlz.. ten days ago
and death came as relief after long
suffering from consumption. A wife
and a child mourn tho loss of faith
or A brother who resides at Wicn.
la. Kansas. was present az the death
bed and accompanied the remain
east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
HlsterIs Tsmnls,s chanass.

Paris. March No. The historic oll
Temple, once lhc prison OF the Bour
Dona. aud of lnlo years givon over 20
dealers in On clothes. has now added
another chapter 10 lts interesting ca.
resr To-day there was formally op
enod ln the big building a great fair
known as the "Folre DC Paris" Tor
which preparations have been maxim
FOR many months. Tho fair Is devoted
20 an exhibition oi the latest novel.
Ties in toys and kniok.knacks, FOR
which Paris is celebrated. In order
properly 20 commemorate ne lnaiiiu.
zion at the Temple the minister of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
F. N. CLUTE
DEPUTY GREAT iNcoHoNE or
RED MEN DEAD At ACNE, ARI.
IONA.

Col , q AiDngnt who ia assisting
q 70. Cluto in organizing Red Men
lodges throughout the southwest.
sends word 10 Mrs. Albright that r..
" ClutC deputy great lnooh9no of
the order OF Red Men. died az A.
me. Arizona. a mining town near
kIngman. MONDAY nlght OF heart fail.
uro The deceased was a resident OF
las Vegas, where a vile ana daugh.
tor now await the particulars OF his
death and the arrival OF his remains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Atlantic City, NJ o. March is-'rho
Library Association OF Nov Jersey
and Pennsylvania began its annual
meeting 900 Atlantic city today with
numerous cities OF the two states rop.
resented A two days program has
been nrfunged which provides for bs-
pers aad addresses by prominent %.
brarlana ard educators and d number
of practical discussions on the work
of establishing and maintaining Dub.
'iC and school libraries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

M.ss0ula. Mont. March rs Louis
81 Mott was hanged thla morning for
the murder of hts wife Mott ha A
been addicted 90 drugs ahd liquors,
and ia a frenzy KILLED BIS vito Janu
ary Z. 1893 Tho case waB taken 90
ihe supreme court and every eHor
was made 10 save Mott By hls uncle
Lomolno Mott a wealthy miller of
Dca MolneH. Who came 20 Moninna
and made q personal appeal % the
governor Az appeals were based ON
tho fact he wished DO escape tbo stalu
upon hla name for the sake of hls
children solely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
REVIVE COMPANY C
MEETING LAST NIGHT THoU0H
SMALL m NUMBERS. WAS CIV.
rHuslAsTic.

Nine influential business men ana
eve young men the latter members
% Company g ~ tho National Guard
met last night ln che ball over Zei.
gers Cafe f0r the purpose of discuss.
.ng the future %, company q and 40.
eide whothol 0F not Albuquerque
should lose the rogImoniai headquar
tora and the reglmenihl band.
Colonel norrodaila waB appointed 20
the chair and presided over tho meet.
Ing which though small was fall OF
active public spirits. Several spehches
were made and things ln general per.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
House Matters

Washington, March is.--The house
today sent the appropriation bin -
conference
The house agreed 10 the report of
the committee on oloctolOns seating
Lever from the Fourth district of
South Carolina. Llvornash. Fourth
district OF California. anf Gudgor.
Tenth district Of North Carolina
Consideration of the postofnco ap.
preparation bin was then resumed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

New Orleans. March ls-The "a.
nouncemont Of the failure oi bully
created tremendous aonsation %
the cotton exchange and q tremend.
Gus slump shortly after the bulle.
tln came oyor the wire the markot
was reported down % 80 per bale
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

sor and st Iohn's church poalod mer.
rily in honor OF the event Tho Gus.
tomary royal falut" 20 mark the an
nvcraary was nrod in mo LonFwalk.
Princess Louise. who ls the sixth child
oi ihe late Queen Victoria. was born
at nuck'ngham palace on March is
IEts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
WORK EIGHT HOURS
MaChiliStS and BOiIermakerS
atthe Local Shops Receive
Important Order.
UGLY RUMORs IN CIRCULATION


eoooo eooeo o0e8 q q
q For sometime report has 3
. been In circulation. among the q
. machInists and bollormakora of Q
. the local Santa Fc railway shops. 3
q that an order would aoon be pro. 3
q mulmtod from either the Chicago 3
. or Topeka hoadqusrterl of the q
. company. ordering a reduction IN 3
. The working force here. or that q
. ,ho men in The two departments q
. named bo rut ON oiglt hours .
Q work Instead of ten hours q
The order came na expected. .
. this morning and was promptly Q
. posted. o
. Hereafter tbo boilermakors and o
Q machluists Will report for work .
. at 5 o'clock r. M. and cease Ia. q
. Dor a. 8 r. an o
The employees OF the car Do o
. partment viii put ia The usual .
. ten hours q
. The company, 90 q o. under. q
. stood, state thu, the order "a 10 .
q the nature of rotronchment. and D
. that some move was absolutely D
2 necessary 90 curtall heavy or o
. penses. q
ugly rumors reached the bust. o
. ness center Of 'he city that q
. strike will result thoroffom but Q
= telephone message from tho Q
= shops this afternoon gives the in. o
. formation that everything ls aulet q
y down there, and that a majority q
. OF the men. az far az the surface Q
= now indicates. win accept ihe slt. D
= uation o
y The CltlEon was Informed how. o
. ever. that some OF the men ef. D
y focted ~ the reduction in time D
y viii quit the service OF the com. 3
y pany here and seek positions 3
y elsewhere. o
soSsoOsSOSSs0ssoO
FmrgE rafnHafrmm rpaaarnraansf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

M.asoula Mont. March i8-louis
"a Mott vas hanged today in tho yard
OF tho Masogia county San 10 me
presence uf several score OF omclal
witnesses ana spectators. Motifs
cr.mo Has the murder Of hib wife last
January
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON
ARIZONA BOND ACT APPROVED
NOMINATION or WOOD CON.
FiRMEo-HoUsE NEWS.

Washington. March 18Th esenato
today passed the house bin approx.
Ing The act ot the territorial leglsia.
ure OF Arizona authorizing bond Issue
of 100000 Tor enlargement for the
insane asylum of the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

81 w Flouuay and W. a. whitney
have purchased tao lots on the cor.
ner Of Carroll avenue and Flrai
street north. and win soon erect
thereon oneaioy brick warehouse
20 be- used hy tho whitney company
The iro of tho building win be
.01li2 feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Detroit March i7--ronry o. Thur.
bor well known attorney OF this city.
who was private secretary 20 prosi.
don't Cleveland during hls second
term, i'ei to-day Uo Was one atod
on for appendicitis two wcekU ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
aaance has authorized the mint to
strike a special medal.


Dallas. Texas. March IA torna.
DO struck the village Of Nolland 70.
day, demohshlng a number OF houses
and doing much damage. one person
vas killed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

The Gates special train. Whiea
passed through the city last sVoniag
"a route east. came ln from 0ailup
iu foriyhvo minutnf better umo than
"a made by the Chicago limlted tralu
so. &
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

London. MErh ls-roday being thr
hfiy SiHih Anniversary % the birth of
Princess Louise tDuchCsa ~ ArylD
,he bells ~ sf Georges chapel wind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

uniiod states Attorney n b CAN.
doru returned laai uight from senhua.
see where ho was caHcd on accouni
Of ine death 0f his father
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

The albuquerque Womnns Christ.
Ian Temperance Union met this az
temoon wish sire o. 10 Wilson. North
Arno nircot. and held a very pleasant
aeaalon. "a delightful program was
gone over and refreshments were
served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Wood's NomInailon conHrmed.

Washington. March ts- Brlsadlsr
General Leonard Woods nomination
was confirmed by a large majority IN
the senate today by vote Of a. 10 is.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

a Ffanh and n "A Tuakef %
Algodouca and RI q. Ihompson of ia.
san are 'n the aliy today az susinoss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-24
AN EVENING BLAZE.

Fire In the Block at Corner Of Fourth
and Main Street Occasions a Slight
Diversion. =
Just as the shades of. evening were
falling and weary toilers were hurry
ing to catch the last car home last
night, when the smoke from countless
chimneys was diminishing, in volume
and the thermometer was preparing
for it's usual descent during the night,
the mammoth fire-proof building at
the corner of Fourth and Main streets,
home of the most numerous tenantry
in the city, was discovered to be in
flames. This Is the building against
whose massive walls the great flames
in the conflagration of 1898 beat in
vain. Luridly the flames were re-
tlected in the great plate glass win
dows from the thousand and one
store-fronts of which the structure is
composed, and a thin curl of smoke
crept upward and emerged from the
mansard roof Citizens shuddered as
they saw the. flames that threatened
this antique and INTELLECTUALLY mag
nificent edifice threatened by the red
tongue Of the fire fiend. Suddenly the
! fire bell pealed forth it's grim warn
ing and the gallant fire laddies re-
sponded to the call. Lines Of hose
quickly laid, and preparations made
!, for a desperate struggle. with the
destroying element, when, 10, such
was the fire-proof perfection of the
building that the flames crept away
!, ashamed and refused to do further
damage. 5@,Ef=s%
7 The fire originated in the Owl Cafe
owned by Mr.. Ed DeMars, from the ex-
plosion of a gasoline stove. The only
damage done was a little to the walls
and to the roof, through which an
opening was made by the flames
which will probably form ready.
made front for new real estate office
Today there are long signs of relief
that the city was not robbed of one Of
j its most imposing structures. g.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-24
PERSONALS.

General Washburn returned from
Wilton yesterday and went east on
the afternoon train. I T, . ~ =,
Governor and Mrs. White attended
the. military ball given at Valley City
on Washington birthday.
Sister Boniface at st. @Alexius hos
pital has been quite i'll for two weeks,
but is improving now and able to be
about.
General e. S. Miller is reported bet
ter today, and able to sit up. Friends
of the general hope the Improvement
may continue.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-24

annual payments, half cash to be paid
at the time the land is leased, balance
November list ;sSs ri. a. n
"a Patients at Hospital-Mrs. Hoff of
Morton county, who, was quite badly
frozen IN the recent storm, is patient
at St. 1Alexius hospital, and may have
to submit to an operation, her hands
and feet having been badly frozen.
| Mrs. Thompson Of Brittin and Fl her
granddaughter and Mrs. Gunsaulus of
Steele are also at the hospital for
!, treatment. Two of the miners who
were SO badly injured in an explosion
near Stevenson, are still at the
hospital. ,,> Az. =. .ls .,~#
Masquerade large number at
tended the second masquerade given
by Canton Bismarck Monday night
The masks were removed at 10: 80 al
which time the prizes for costumes
were given out. Miss Eveline POLLOCK
Glover girl'' was awarded first place
Mrs. Ed. Hose Japanese lady" second
Miss Lilly Darranger "topsy" third
Miss Emma Nelson "squaw'' fourth
and Emil Bratland Clutch COOKE fifth
The judges were J. o. Sullivan an,
J. s. Green of Mandan, w. Butterfiel,
Of Bismarck, Mrs. Judge McKendry Q
Mandan and Miss Laura Conner o
Bismarck. A large number attende
from Mandan. # 55: +. r., J.. ~, HI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-24

The most expensive wine In the
rorld is some 1878 Madeira received
ON wreck in the ,Scheldt in 1914.
!. was sold at $3.50 bottle. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-24
EDUCATION At THE WORLDS
3. r 1. .s& FAIR. 1

lts Scope and Magnitude Makes It an
Exhibit Of Keen Interest and I'M
rnense Value. .ss ea
(. (By Countess de Montaigu.) y: y.
st. Louis, Feb. "a, 1904.-For the
first time in the history Of expositions
adequate space has been allotted to
comparative and scientific methods If
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-24
Advice to Missionaries.

The Indian Witness believes that it
would be well for future lecturers to
reside in India full year before they
expositions Of Christianity in relation
to Indian thought might have more
point.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-24

Partly cloudy tonight anu Thursday.
Rising temperature. Max. 8, Min.
Ia. sIt 4 !. =. .,-....~ ...... :. 5.s
4 Will Meet Again-The w. r. c. will
meet Thursday evening at their hall.
Guild Meeting-The Ladies >. Guild
will meet this week at the residence
of Mrs. J. J. Jones, tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 p. m.
Arrested-A report from Medina to-
day states that two men named Nc
Kinney have been arrested charged
with completely in the attempt to
wreck the Northern Pacific train Sat
urday night. The men are brothers
and live about five miles south OF
Medina. It is stated that Section
Foreman Hanson has identified them
as the men who assaulted him on the
night in question and will swear out
a warrant for their arrest pending a
further investigation Of the graver
crime.
: Mininq coaI-Twenty Of the old
miners at Wilton have gone back to
work today and Is miners came in on
No. g to go to work. Ten cars of coal
are loaded at Wilton and there are
ten cars more in the mines to be load
ed, so there is no danger Of shortage
Of fuel: The Washburn officials do
"a, not look for any trouble In getting
coal mined. The rotary is up today
opening up the road to Underwood,
and altogether prospects are more
: cheerful than they have been for some
) weeks.
r New Switchboard-The Bismarck
Telephone and Electric company are
installing new switchboard in their
local exchange. During the time this
switch board is being installed Man
ager Allen states there will be brief
intervals when connections on certain
phones will be delayed, but If the
:; patrons Of the company will be patti
ent, everything will come out right
The new board will permit the install
ing of number of new phones, and
will enlarge the business Of the CON-
pany. The Bismarck Telephone COM
pany may in the near future install 9
line through to Jamestown. ~.
/ Closes Tonisht-The art exhibit
will close tonight The hall will be
open at GAS and a musical program
will be rendered at 8:15. A high
/ school chorus win sing four selections
Misses Healy and Turner will play 9
] piano duet, Mrs. J. %. Kruhm and
1 Misses Helen Wilson and Ara Wag'
goner will sing solos, Miss Frances
n WEIGH and John Woods of the Senior
Glass will read essays that they have
d written in the ellison competition" fol
!. !. q three hundred dollar prize. The
3 money taken in already has more thar
y paid the local expenses. Every CEN
IS taken In tonight Will 60 toward adorn
ing the walls Of the school rooms Will
pictures. Admission twenty live cent
for all. .4szt
viii Lease Land Coal Harbol
d Times: IN an interviw with Majo1
Thomas. Indian agent at Elbowooda
who has returned from Washington
u. C., where ne went to confer witt
d the commissioner Of Indian affairs re
garding the leasing Of reservation
lands, the Times was informed tina
nearly 4 900 acres of reservation land
will be leased 10 stockmen who desir,
To range their cattle thereon. tn
land win be leased to the highest bid
ders Tor 4 term 81 Ave years, u,
lessees y fence the land ara max