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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
RoCkEFELLER.s FACE

Ida n. TaE BELLE DesertPtisa Of the OIL
king'u PhysioEaomy.
Study the Photograph. the Last taken
Of Mr.. Rockefeller. study George van.
ans powerful sketch from life made
in 1905, and say II IL be worth while
to be the richest man In the world az
the cost these portraits show. writes
Ida ". Tarbell in MeCiurs's for Au-
gust Concentration, craftinssa.
cruelty, and something incidentally re-
pulsive are In them. The photograph
reveals nothing more. Mr.. vaFian'a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

On his return TO Cordova from a
visit TO Mar del Plata. whore hs had
beheld the sea for the FIRST time, Pedro
brought with him n bottle containing
about an inch Of sand from the shore
and two inches Of salt water to enable
HE parents, who had never aeen tho
ocean. to form some Idea OF what Il
was like. We are informed that hls
parents were greatly impressed.
Ia
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
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Society Is ttting the characters ana
incidents OF Mrs. WhartOn's The
House Of Mirth" to people and things
in real life. In using the ehroniqu@
scanduleuse OF high society Mrs. Whan
ton most admirably sustains an illusion
OF reality. rather than reality itself.
The story Is certainly one OF the most
striking in the fiction OF to-day.
1t was recently stated that AirG
Anne Warner French went abroad foE
"a complete rest" She now notines a
friend ON this side that during the tiFst'
ak weeks OF this complete rest AhS
wrote a 1900 word Susan Clegg story
aud a novelette, OF 5000 words. IL
would be interesting 10 know Mira.
MrA Freneh's conception OF work.
IL Is said that the new biography 81
Lady Burton. compiled by MT. W. ".
wilkins from letters aud papers left
behind upon her decease, Is tine yia-
dication OF a noble woman from the
detracttOns and petty scandals u the
sptterul aud malignant The plain
truth. as told from dosUmeays Ia the
bi0gRpheF's hands. cOltr0gvru all
calumutes.
Robert Nelson stephens continues
popular as Il writer " romantic a0y-
els, new editions Ot AN Eaeuy To-
the King Qs00, The Road u laris'
Us9s. a Gentleman Player ,lss9i.
and "Capgaia RaVeushaw" uv9ii AaY-
ing been printed this sessun- Ar ste
phens has Mruel OTsF Is tits E5Ibi.tA-
ers. l. l. Page s. CO. Hgss5n. the
manuscript VI new novel. 7fhS
Flight OF GeorgiHna
As illustrating Miss Jrhunette Gti-
deF's recent discussion vi t4v question.
Does It pay 10 be literary somaag''
Il Is significant that the two most
prominent pgeseniday writers 0t
short stories II Italy sad la spala are
women. Mathlir svFao 10 easily the
Inost popular auIh0r Ia Italy. aud TO
other modern italian. with The vHevp-
ton Of the dramatIsg hAHhun=ia. 10
- widely khSwu 10 other countries 10
spain a sDuefs hst slusllsr position 10
held BY Emilia FartJ Hazan. an al.
thor has been aa prolific AZ ahs To
popular n~a,drs her aimtrable W8rk
IN Action, she has mataIntuSd Zoe srT-
eral years la Madrid newspaper 80
voted 10 theatrical ceiuclau urstten
entireiy b. herself
=. Hopkinson Saith deals vim ali
sorts and conditions q msn Ia AT
Close Range" bis u~w book % abort
storisa, aad one % che anaag amusing
characters OF them all - tho courier.
Joseph HoFubirnd. Ia the sSOrJ called
"A Folnt % ilonps This man 10
drawn from ms line 'or line. lie sul
lives ani travels over Europe and Asia
and " to-day a. amusing aud vera4fiis
a rascal ne ever Hy birth fo~~ph ts
ievRntins from CoustAhtiaUpie. wtth
Greek. Arusnian. Hlndu aud perhaps
Turkish bbDod IN hlm lie also Il .
person OF some distinction. haViaa
b~ea decorated By the sai,an fos Lead
Ing an expedition into Asia Minor.
Its control % Language tnrlt.iss. of
course. ell Eurupeau tongues aad sK-N
tends to Turkish. Arabic and Innuns~r-f
able dialects of the regions aruunls
Cnnsianfinopls H-s; y all hr has 90
hia bushes cards the words Joseph
Horubl~nd. Courtsr 70 General Nelson
A. Miles, Mr. Hppklns1a smith aus
the Emperor % Germany
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

thirty miles long, does appear NJ.
tnsurmountable obstacle NJ Lobel claims have inter
ested Americans English and European capital in the en-
terprse and advisory committee OF American
dian engineers has been appointed look after
ests OF the project this side OF the Atlantic.
The idea OF alEran route from New York to Paris
originated with ~ Lobel years ago. a member
OF the Paris Geographical Society he Alaska back
In 1888 and the feasibility OF the beran
Railway, the projected Is known occurred to him
He studied the geology and climate country made
Soundngs OF Behrng Straits which proposed to un-
Ae and since then has devoted entire time to the pro
motion Of the enterprise.
At the point where his rails would water In
Alaska at Cape Prince OF Wales Cape Siberia at East
Cape the Behrng Strait is only thlrtysx miles wide The
chances OF successful ferage the long
under discussion, while gigantic bridge was sug.
gesed to Joint the two continents These plans however
did not seem 10 meet the favor Of OF the engineers
he had consulted and then de conceived the idea
OF tunnel under the straits and this been deemed
after Investigation, entirely practicable
Naturally the most dicult part project win be
the construction OF the tunnel but best sense OF the
engineers is that this work be accomplished The
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

ming from each aida OF bis nose Mr.
Rockefeller may have made himself
the richest man In the world. but be
has paid Nothing bat paying ever
pioughs such lines In = mans face
ever sets his lips to such a melancholy
angie.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
The Ethios Of the um,r,I,a.

"Jond me your umbrella, dear. Ips
raining, and I've got to go to the yes
try meeting again tonight"
But John, why don't you take tina
one you've been carrying for the Lass
week p.
What. to the Testry msstingi Why.
that's where l got u"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
Opposites.

"Why does he wish to marry herr
"He says people should marry their
opposites.'
why, they are both dark"
Yes. but he hasn't a cent and she
has . million dollarE "-Pittsburs
Post
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

II IN all right on a vacation to get
as close TO nature MS possible. but
we notice that those returning arc
mighty glad to get back TO the bath
tub.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

Perhhpslone reason every one loves
q little girl Is that she viii play with
her doll and make M noise about Il
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16

the artificial limb. which Is also shown
separately in the picture. The storh
quickly learned to walk on his woodsn
leg. and he scorns to even limp a BIT,
a. do many men who have but impor.
feet control OF artificial members.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
ssHss..

From New York to Paris,
France. by rail. is the dream
OF a French engineer, NJ. LOicQ
de Lobel. The idea is by no
means a new one, and NJ. Lo-
bel Is confident that within
four years, certainly not much
longer than that 1t will be pos
sible to step into a Pullman
coach at New York and go
through to Paris with
change OF cars. That the prof
ect involves the construction OF
d tunnel under Behring StraitS
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
siRo WITH WOODEN LEa
This ssork waika Win DlGuIty aaS
Beoras - 4aR.

This is . picture Of . stork. one Of
whose legs was broken quite close to
his body. II had TO be amputatsd, ana
. clever artihesr made for the bird
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

bulk Goods-JugS Precinct Prepaid.
$50 Per Gallon:
Oe, Gin, Cora Good grade
t4oO Per Gallon.
t3-bO Per Gallon:
Me- Sln Corn, Rum. Best for the money.
,,., 800 Per Gallon:
~ aye reach and Apple brandy. Mellow
ed BY are.
N.Oo Per Gallon:
Victoria RYE. Social Drops RYE. Mea,ei.,i
quality.
LEAP ST. LOUIS BEER pan
TsS,t-- 49, '..t.........,M 9
sS.atIs Esie Gee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al.
ffsF 60. 49,. ''''''''' 100000. ..,.... 90
-, ~ ris ot'eo ''''. ''-..-...,..,..,. 90
S,si-,.-.3 &C., '''''''''s'.'ss....-.. aM
Fnees ~ che Dol on application,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
ALFALFA.

The sowing Of alfalfa has taken hold
Of che popular mind IN thO SOath, az
last. We receive many inquiries By
mail about thO planting Of thls vAlu.
able crop end mAny personal inquiries
lee We sraVel around attending the
iaFmoFs' Institutes; % We do not think
We can write about Il too often, IN
view Of &c value ~ q food for ell stock.
We do not advise any one 10 begin on
large Ooale, but do advise all 90 plant
from one 70 aVo sores, according %
their means and number OF STOCK.
There ls no crop In that responds %
thorough clean work and hlgh msnuF.
los like alfalfa. To ssenPs q good
stand you must haVo flnO ella, and Go
make II grow ahead Of che weeds aud
grass che hFSt yeaF, until she FOOts gst
q tlrFN hold IN ths coil, u FequlFes ilb-
sEal quantity OF highly bmmonlatsd
manure. Stable mARuFs and Cottoa
seed are che best, 10 absence OF these
use Ruano % rate Of elk huudFed
poundo 20 che sore broadcast. II your
land 10 deficient Ia vegetable matter o.
humut, yOn can use che "nitrO fixing
bactsFiA," but Ia rich land thlh 10 90.
necessary. The only good We can See
OF this bacteria, e 20 help secure q
s'and In depleted lands. To cum I'D
oOnelSely, break Jour land deep, put
on Jour maRuFs broadcast, then har.
row until u h 90 smooh aud e. lne %
IN ssh bank, then SOW pour Soed. from
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
sUNsTaokEs.

DoD't ever undertake 10 get rich By
Boiling" z 'beaF" market, unless you
have aocess 10 GlIfe InsuFsnCs soFplus.
AfsiIoW who Was sentenced 70 Sing
Sing for che seventh slime was told By
ths iadge that u was bis "poat.gFAdu|
nte term"
President Eliot Of Harvard does not
thlnk President Roosevelt will be able
g reform football. Yale can never
gontlg with Harvard.
me International Paper Company,
toneh being obliged 70 face 6 re-.
e,'0n % che price Of news print, will
srs very respectable dividend.
men ere born infamous, soms
e6uallg lose their Fspu.smonS, and
we have their regulations taken
fFom them b. committees Of IN.
lkatioa.
Ascending 60 WIN. Z. OuFtls, Ia The
ohiesaO Record. Herald, Eastern tour
epend t23 100000 Ia California
lsy year, and right In the visinIly Of
AnEsiss, 600.
ne soienslsts claim now that sheFo
~ 10000 snis Ia . hili, Instead o.
10000. This Il che Oiilsial census, and
nos GgoEed As the city directory man
ntRsily estimates II.
lnos tWo negroes have been
ehed out almost white aF,eF 9 slz
aths' term IN che Macon, Ca, iall.
teo black folks Of that section ere
an1iont 70 serve . term there.
A reosst count shows that there ere
iQoo mllllonalESH IN she world, more
shan halt % whom live ID this ooun.
~. SSH, We had supposed that Pits.
bufg alone had more than 1000 Of
thom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

The last Issue OF The suvanpes
DemoeFat, pbblisbtd - Live OAK. ceH-
tsins the following ahn5aBeemente
"BegiBnihg wish Tuesday, EOysm.
Der 7tb. The suWsnBes Democrat viii
begin che pGblieation Of daily mora.
ing paper. Definite arrangements fog
tbe new publieatIOn haze been made
upon scale and after 3 plan which
will insure 10 this section of the State
. daily pnPeT in keeping with the de-
VelOpment and progress Of Live Oak.
Every department will be carefully
and Complementary covered, and the
greatest enterprise and care will be
exercised in covering the local news
field. The Daily Democrat win pursue
she same policy Il has followed 10 ltS
efforts % sssist IN the growth and
business and industrial Development
OF Live 0ak sBd suWaBnee comfy.
The new daily is 70 be uhdeF the same
management as The Weekly Democrat.
the only acquisition 20 she staR being
NJ. J. %. LsFontlsse, formerly city
editor Of The Florida Times Union,
who is TO have charge Of the news dc.
paFtment Of che daily ana who IL 70
give hiS beet efforts toward making
The Daily DemOcFat the best daily pa
per 10 the State oatside Of Jackson,
Villo and che other larger cities OF
Florida. NF. LsFOntIsss has had ex-
tenSiTe experiences n fields Of this
character, and Is known sS one Of the
most progressive and onteFpFisiDg
newsPaPsF men In the State.
"The Daily Democrat is 70 be
launched By ice founders with q foil
degree Of confidence that it will meet
with cordial 90 well Gs material sop.
port from the people OF Live Oak and
county"
Our slater city is one Of she most
wIde-agake IN the State, and che daily
will no doubt be given q hearty sup.
port NJ. ]. o. LsFontIsse, who is 70
have charge Of she news department,
10 we'll known 70 she people Of Gaines.
Vile, wbsTe-he passed many years and
served The Sun 80 eisy editor, in
which capacity be proved himself one
Of che beet Hnd most persistent work
ere, possessing marked ability IN that
line. He has won bic spurs BY dint Of
IiFeleSs labor 10 the line OF work IN
whish be has been engaged, and We
assure che people Of Live Oak shat
Ihsy have one OF the ableSt newspaper
men In che State q che head Of The
Daily Domo6TsC
May success attend the efforts Of the |
rev sntoTpFiss is che hearty wish Of
rhe Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
m rAE RIGHT TIME,

TIE London Financial News, writing
oi ehe Investigation Of che life inSuF.
eneo companies, says that che ahioI
reeult % ths investigation, thus far, e
% show that graft psFmeStes hlgh
lnaneial circles quite - generally % IL
eoo1 ohe lowest claso Of political eir.
Sie4" 10 gOes on 70 cay that "l h
DFaba6ly . safe assertion that svsEy
iafne aaanoial institution In New YoFs
Nenid sAoW she same amount Of graft
u e. oGiolhl Legislative committee
cqn1 b aPPolHted 70 Investigate, With
lAe sane power % that nov looking
into Insurance. aiialS, aud In the case
q railFSaAs aud similar corporations
che entire situation 10 hOueyoombed
with gram"
1Aess ere StFoag words 10 appear In
ere Oi The leading financial publloa.
ison, % EuEops. says The Wall Stree,
4nasuai, Such q iOFOlEH view ~ this
81 .Ae Standardization Of American cor,
t4Apaa " most unpleasant % con.
smplaae. II entertained generally On
tosinea circles 10 Europe, IL would
Aaya q depressing effect apoa che
a,ne4lag Of American securities aRd
elo1lt abFoaa, UeEp II not for the 90.
alspased taal Of tAs saormous pros.
pegilg ~ American bOSihsss. The GFan
D Ger corporations, evea though 70
nav have Gono - Tee - Tue Loaaoa
Danslal NsWt. hes nol gone - faF
% unsettle the ioanaatioha and dla.
lalb ne solVshsy ~ cor baslntsi lnsil.
teiloaa fAh isel q b ReosNaFy 70
laIaie time end again hssapss " b
80 ssvlag clause q The altaatloa. ne
1an AAs bssh disalOSed See, ln ths
Al tiEA,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

-.
" g - sounds ~ aeFe, and Foll the
anrlass seil 1hs VII nearly alwayt
insure yoa eoed stsnd.
Sow % September lor faII or 10 Feb
Suary o. March for spring. Cot it
eqery time g blooma. no matter how
oipep. Mary lose their stand By allow
i99it % 50 % aeed. You can eos from
ioolto iive times q year. and the often
er the gFenter yield you viii ger. II
500 do NOT eet good stand lat it re-
main and next season dick wish = cut
aWsy harFoW, TesOW and roll again, and
thus you can make she stand perfect.
OuE sdtice il 20 start at once and learn
By Experience eli about growing this
vpl0sbls crop. Prof. spiIlmsn says &C
UniOD, Alabama, they raise SIS worth
of pork from ten acres OF alfalfa the
hBt year. The best way ls 20 cut Il
and feed green, bat you can turn hogs
upon It By putsinR rings in their nose.
You can erase cattle upon it also il
you do nct allow them 20 ron 90 il
long ats time and 10 eat it down close !.
II they bite the crown out, which forms
t1st above the ground, IL will kill it,
Florida Frnit and Truck Grover 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

4 man who resides at Emporium,
Pa, has hen worth keeping TO guspd
bis chicken coop. When thieves tried
TO rob the FoOOt che sanaWked and
sWOke her owner, and the thieves COS
frightened and He'd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

The Psnsma Canal Commission has
appointed 3 press sRent st 5000 q
year. Before they have been at work
very long they will be willing to pay
several times that for 3 good press
cen00F.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

Actuary NeClintock Of the Mutual
Life is certainly . great joker. He
told the investigating committee shat
he consideTed the insurance laws Of
New York TOO severe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

Diamonds have been discovered in
Kentucky. IL may he the sparkle Of
the "mountain dew"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

SrATE oF 0Wo, Cry ~ ToLEpo,
LUcAe COUNTV.
Frank J, Cheney mahes oath that Re
10 senior partner Of che arm Of ?. J..
CAeney 4 o.. doiug business 90 the
City Of Toledo, oounty aud State aiorp.
said, and thai oaid firm will pay the
cum Of One HuhdSod DollaFs foF saeh
and sveTy oasS % oatAFrh that eanno,
b cured b. The use % Halle CatarFh
Cure. FRANE ] Ctrxvv
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
10 my presence, this oh day Oi Dcesm.
be-, A. p. lesa A. W. GtnAsOS.
tsHALl NotaEy Public,
Halls CatAFEh Carr 10 tahea inter.
Hally, and sets diVotly GA che blood
shd mHooua saFtaoNs Of The syulau.
Ssnd Zoe testimonials. iFeN.
Y. }, CuENUV A % 4, Tolaao. o.
sod ~ al dFuEElsta, re,
teae Halle Family Pills Tor oonstl.
palloa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

The Savannah News 10 too familiar.
10 calls him "COl. !" Roosevelt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

The New York police are looking 70
William R. Hesfst-for mayor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
EXPRESS PREPAID.

as, 4..O''Rsh' AnOvod o. An eOoa' Of same
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
ILL FATE OF INFIRMITIEs
DID, Deaf and INDECENT Man Is struck
by Locomotive and Seriously
Injured.

Because he was old and deaf and needy.
Nicholas Shinerth. a poor German. who
has for several years lived in little shack
at Seventh and Jones streets, is suffering
from serious II not fatal injuries at the
Clarlason hospital. Sunday morning at
l:+6. as he was picking up coal on the
tracks near his hovel, he was struck bv
yard engine No, 1904, hauling a string OF
freight cars. After the train had passed
he was found lying beside the rails by
Union Pacific Detectives Tighe and Cor
man. At the police station he was at
tended by Drs. Seymore Smith of the
Union Pacific, City Physician Ralph and
Police Surgeon Cox. Several of his ribs
were found to be broken, by which one
OF his lungs was thought to be punctured
He also had Commissions of the scalp on
each side OF the head During the ex-
animation and temporary dressing of his
wounds he seemed to sink so alarminHly
that a priest was summoned. Believing
him to be dying, Rev. James Stenson of
St. Philomenas cathedral administered
the extreme JUNCTION of the Catholic rituals.
Later he rallied sufficiently to be removed
to the hospital. He seems to have no rela-
tives at all and no one knows the details
OF his lonely hermit life At last reports
he was resting comfortably. and little
doubt is entertained by the hospital corps
as TO his recovery
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18

world. Yet az the same time, while there
are many such men IN the world, what
church Is there that Is not suffering for the
want Of just such men to take charge OF
It's affairs and place them on a good busi-
ness hssis7 on. II Is a sad truth that the
men Of business sense are senseless to the
needs Of the church There is woman
whose prominent trait II sociabllity. She Is
pleasing Of person. she is winsome. has a
happy smile and a cordial handshake
Where can she use the talent Of her socia-
bility TO any better advantage than In the
church. where can she do more good with
her winning smile than IN the work Of the
Lord Jesus Christi
with whatever gifts God has endowed
you. may you strive to do the work which
He meant for you. Your record will face
you in eternity and a glory TO you and to
God will be the work done and shame to
you the work left undone. May every one
see that his own doorstep is swept, his own
prayer said, his own song sung, his own
word spoken and his own work done Every
one has his own work"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18
OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The cadet battalion Thursday received
preliminary instructions from Command
sumption OF drill next Tuesday. He
pecially urged that as many as possible
q the old cadets ITdSGuTsS neE w suits for
may have tidy appearance. All new
cadets were INSTRUCTED to have measure
ments taken Immediately for the regula-
ton uniform. All cadets must also pro-
vide themselves with the new regulation
cap. This cap is very similar 70 the one
benefits TO be derived from military drill
were particularly emphasized by Captain
Stogsdale in his brief address to the boys
The cadet band will this year be in better
condition than formerly. New instruments
are to be procured by the Board Of Edu-
snno oa ?" under oTdeT OF Captain stoss
dale; First lieutenant ana Rdjutant, Ken
nett Patterson; FIRST lieutenant quartermas-
ter, Clement Chase; hrst lieutenant COM
nnissary, Rollin Andrews; captain Company
A, cadet first sergeant Claude Peake;
HarryKoch; Captain Company c cadet,
FIST sergeant, Arthur Potter; captain Com
pay d, cadet FIRST sergeant, John Nc
sergeant, Ware Hall; captain Company F,
cadet first sergeant, Sam Willard. The
relative rank Of these onicers will be de-
Bret Mccullough is promoted TO cadet
first lieutenant band
a score OF boys in hard training on the
west side Of the campus for positions on
the foot ball team. Thus far all those par
ticipating display a remarkable fitness to
play foot ball Burnett has charge OF the
training at present and is very proficient
in his duties Others who by reason OF
proficiency are likely 10 be on the team
are Delameter, Neville, Paxton, Shields and
Cramer The team this year has a very
good outlook OF being heavy. When this
Is coupled with speed and endurance after
suficient training, there Is no reason to
doubt that the team will excel on the grid
iron this year,
II IL proposed to have all societies begin
the work OF reorganization next Friday
afternoon. An announcement 10 this effect
will be made during the coming week, As
heretofore. the same rules will remain in
effect that existed last year, The societies
will meet every two weeks on Friday
afternoon from 2:i5 70 $50 One-tourth
point credit will be given TO each member
Of a society who by his interest in the
society demonstrates that he Is entitled TO
such credit and the faculty will be appor-
toned among the various societies TO ex-
srciss a general supervision. The assign
ments OF the various teachers TO the socie-
ties Will be announced during the coming
week
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-18


Alpha camp No. l held one OF the most
largely attended meetings IN Its recent his
tory Tuesday night. Five new applications
were received and two candidates initiated.
A committee was appointed on entertain
ment, to provide for an especially attrac-
tive meeting for the last meeting night OF
each month during the winter. The drst of
these meetings will be held September &c.
and the program will comprise music, dan
cling and other attractive numbers. These
meetings will be invitation affairs and a
sufflcient number of invitations were or
dered printed and will be placed in the
hands Of members OF the camp AT the meet
ing next Tuesday evening so that they can
invite their friends to be present.
Omaha-Seymour camp No 16 has a num-
Dor OF engagements on hand for the fall
and winter. About the middle OF October a
fraternal visit will be made to Council
camp Of Camel Bluffs, when the champion
degree team will exemplify the work. A
memorial service in honor OF deceased men,
bers will be held in October and will be
addressed by out-of-town speakers. The
entertainment committee is arranging a
series Of social affairs and a program OF
philosophical and scientific lectures, to be
interspersed during the fall and winter
meetings.