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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29

H. A. .Tullar presided at the demo cratic rally In Carter's hall. waterville. last night. The speakers were former Mayor Kilduff. chairman of the demo cratic town committee. ". E. ThOms. John H. Crary. Francis T. Reeves and NJ. !. Smith. candidates for mayor, city clerk. collector and sberiff. respec- lively. The speakers dealt with facts and after the session was over and the common sense people of the vile got together to compare notes they realized that every statement made by the speakers was true Not a foot of mscadam road has been made in Wa terviIle since the democrats went out of power and If it hadn't been for a democratic town government who did something there before it went out of existence Watervlile would not be in as presentable condition ss if Es at the present time The speakers were eheered and fhe indications point 10 h!x vote in thst district for the whole ticket
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
Millinery Surprise!

To prove to the ladies that ours is the only original Bargain Millinery in the state we will offer great bargains in Ready to Wear and Trimmed Hats on our opening days: September q, 2S and %. Don't fail to visit our store as our prices and styles will sur prise you. We allow no one to under sell us. as we manufacture our Hand Made Hats. and you can always be sure of getting the most stylish Hats and the lowest prices in the market. Look for 265 BANK. STREET.
 FREEDNiAN'S BARGAIN NH IINFRY
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
PRENIONTTIoN OF DISASTER.
Mrs. Davis Tried to Keep Husband
From Going on III Fated Trip.

Mrs Davis Tried to Keep Husband
From Going on III Fated Trip.
Mrs H Q. Davis, the widow Of the
Santa F'e engineer who was killed in
the wreck at Lang Tuesday, had \
PIslnOnitiOn on Monday that a dis
a-ster OF some sort was hanging o. er
her husbands head
1t was Mr. Davis custom to leave
his house about 10 o'clock in the even
ing in order to get his engine in readi-
ness to pick up No II at 1850 o'clock
a m So strong became Mrs. Davis
feeling that something was going to
happen to her husband that she
pleaded with him on Monday evening
to lay over that trip. She could not
define her premOnitiOn, but she told
her husband that she felt sure q dis
aster OF some sort was impending
She had never had such a feeling be
fore and for that reason she tried to
prevail on Mr.. Davis not to start out
on his regular trip. But Davis
laughed away her feelings Of fear
and started on his Inflated journey.
The wreck occurred near EmpOria
and was caused by train wreckers-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
KANSAS HAS SII9.62O. O58.i2
BREAKs ANOTHER RECORD N
BANK DEPOSITS.
Increase Has Been sf,2OO,OOO in De
posts Since Statement OF
Last August

John Q. Royce, state bank corlTllis-
sfoner. Monday evening gave out q
consolidated statement OF the cOndi-
ton of the state and national banks
at the close Of business November g
which shows an increase Of 100000
in deposits since the previous state
ment made late in August. The total
deposits according TO the statement
complied yesterday are S119.S62, O5S.1z
as against approximately $11S,1O0'OO0
in August. The total loans and dis
counts are SS3, OS1.4 1O.25, which shows
the banks TO be keeping well within
the bounds Of conservative banking
and vfndicates the statement that
Kansas banks are loaded with money
for which there is no legitimate de-
mand in the discharge Of ordinary bus
mess.
An increase in deposits from Au-
gust TO November is so unusual that
it will attract much attention from
those who usually follow consolidated
bank statements as an index TO the
states prosperity The August state
ment follows the annual movement OF
the wheat crop which naturally swells
deposits while the November state
ment comes after the crop is pretty
we'll sold and the farmers have COM
menced to invest their profits. In
other words the November statement
comes at a season when the balance
Of trade is apt 10 be against Kansas
and the August statement at a time
when the trade balance usually Ia
vors the state. The statement is
there fore particularly pleasing to Mr..
Royce.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
GHOSTS SEEN ON LAKE CREEK
FARMERS ARE AGTTATED BY
SOME UNCANNY BEING.
A BAH OF Fire Is Its Head and Flames
Make Up the Flowing
Robe

Near the premises OF young Ock-
elbaugher, on Lake creek, Wallace
county, rOams a disembOdfed spirit
1t has been seen by the very eyes OF
OckeIbaugher himself and his ghostIy
discovery is confirmed by Herman
DeOrfer, Louis Mather and Bert
Raines.
These men speak OF the awful pres
ence OF this appariton in words that
burnt with convincing belief
The ghost is gigantic in proportions,
being about four feet wide and twelve
feet high. A ball Of fire answers for
a head and inf lowing robes Of flame,
it fits over the prairies, frightening
men, soaring cattle and causing rOOst-
ers TO crow loudly. He is supposed
TO be the spirit Of one Of the abort
gines, perhaps Roman Nose, the In
dian chief who fell at the battle Of
the Arickaree. Adventurous indi-
viduals have camped on the trail OF
this spectre, and where it passed
through wire fences, the wires were
burned off wide enough for a team
and wagon to drive through Men
who have seen the apparition scott
at ridicule and insist upon the verify
Of the testimony Of the senses. The
fncredulous ask, what have you been
drinking2" They refuse to reply to
such an insiduous question Whether
it is Smoky water or a bad brand
Of booze, they decline to state
Judges from GOOdland propose to
investigate the subject The report Of
their Investigations Of the testers will
be reported The popular feeling is:
Show me, I am from Missouri"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
CHRISTMAS CATTLE.
Receipts Light and Prices Picking
Up From Last Week

LB ELO4 LAST " eek
Kansas City, No, Dec. 1g.-The cat
tie supply for two days this week is
1000 head, about 10000 less than
same days last week, but liberal for
the week before hCristmas- The mar
ket was strong to 10 cents higher yes
terday. and is also to 10 higher to-
day, particularly on killing kinds
The market closed last week in bad
shape, and the gain made yesterday
and today is merely getting back in
line with prices last Tuesday and
Wednesday. No Christmas cattle
have been included this week. al
though some choice heilfers sold at
$3.50 to 1913 yesterday and today;
otherwise the top Is around $5.25 for
steer with bulk Of the short fed kinds
selling at $4.25 to $3.50 Stockers
and feeders are IS to so cents above
a month ago, but, OF course, this Will
not much more than cover the shrink
cost Of Carrying them
Total cattle receipts here for the
first nineteen days Of December. this
year ago, In spite Of the big increase
in receipts. packers have taken care
Of them in good shape, showing there
is a strong consuming demand. OF
course, there has been an occasional
break, like that at the end OF last
week, but that was caused by a short
age Of refrigerator cars in which to
move the product This has now been
remedied- The country generally
feels that a good market is in pros
peCt Short fed steers at S4.25 TO
$3.50, are making money as a rule
TOppy heifers sell at $500 to $3.50.
cows, $500 to $500; common cows
and Gamers. $500 to $2-T5; yeals
higher $500 to S7-25; stockers and
feeders. 1925 to $500; occasional
sales Of choice stuff up to $3.50.
The hog market is uneven and unre-
liable Columns Of receipts have lit
tie to do with fixing values, as the
market declined 10 cents last week on
run Of $4,000, 1000 less than the
previous week, when prices advanced
10 cents. Market is strong today,
closing sharply higher, 10 cents in
some cases The last hogs to arrive
today sold at $500 TO $5-C5. while the
first sales were at S4-S5 today. Strong
markets appear to be the prospect for
the present
Sheep and lambs are selling strong
nearly every day, although a trifle
weak today. Run has been liberal.
p, 900 last week, but less than 5000
today Fed western lambs sell at
$685. to S7.35, choice natives up to
$3.50, although a band Of Christmas
lambs sold at $500 yesterday. Western
fed yearlings sell at $500 to $3.50,
wethers $5.T5 to $500, ewes $500 TO
$40.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
KANSAS BANNER CROP YEAR.
State Produces 2Ss Millions OF Dol
lars Worth OF Produces

=
Secretary COburn reports that 1905
was the bumper year OF al bumper
years for Kansas II puts the cap
cheat on the period OF five straight
years Of uneQualed crops at uneQualed
prices Since 1886 in fact Kansas has
raised one crop after another OF good
proportions In 1905 the rival stars,
corn and wheat, unite in a tenor and
bass duet and a hundred other pro-
ducts OF happy Kansas swell the Hal
lelujah chorus Of top notch prosperity.
Beginning ten years ago with 1885
the gross output Of Kansas agricul-
turally for every year in succession
was reported by Mr.. COburn in round
figures as 12S million dollars, ZIG
million, 136 million, 152 million, 10
million, 1SS million. 1S5 million, 21e
million, 224 million and zOS million,
the last figures being for 1904. For
this year the secretary puts the fig
ures at 239 million dollars, a bumper
year that bumps the stars.
IN every branch Of live stock ex-
cspt cattle the farmers are better off
than in any previous year. Six years
ago the live stock on the farms Of the
state was valued in Mr.. COburn's re-
port at 133 million dollars, while this
year they are worth 10 millions
The cattle industry has suffered de-
preston due to the exactions Of the
beef trust and the value Of cattle in
Kansas is 10 million under five
or six years agv. The cattle depres-
sion is the one fly in the ointment.
There have been severe losses In this
industry.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
ARM SHATTERED BY SHOT GUN
MRS. HAZEN SERIOUSLY WOUND
ED AT BREWSTER.
Gun Dropped From Wall and tx
plOded Near the Woman Who
Was at Work

Dr.. Carmichael was called 10 Brew
ster. Tuesday 70 perform a surgical
operation on Mrs Hazen- About
seven o'clock Tuesday q m. while at
her house work. q loaded shot gun
was dislOdged from its place on the
wall and falling exploded, wOundfng
her IN the right thigh and RICH arm
Dr. Chester Of Brewster, telegraphed
DR.. Eddy Of Colby and DR.. Carmichael
Of GOOdland- The right arm was SO
badly shattered that it had to be am
putated near the shoulder. DR.. Eddy
administered the anaesthetics and DR..
Carmichael amputated the limb. The
woman suffered a severe loss Of blood
which complicated the surgical prob
lem The arm was shattered to a
pulp.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
MImLGrnNr-


Nj and Mrs. &. Albright Of Ed
son. made q snort visit with r. A.
smith and family, Sunday
AT a meeting at Brewster, Saturday,
OF the Stockholders Of the skimming
station it was decided to sell at auC-
ton the skimminE plant including all
machinery, TANKS and utensils. The
sale viii be ~ Brewster. Saturday,
January, 8, 1906
There was a musical entertainment
at DaFid RObinsOn's Thursday even
nag
A well attended prayer meeting was
held at the residence Of Oryu Jones
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Cassie Berdine Of Hlllsdale,
Kansas. was visiting her brother. A
n Grimes, last week She also
visited with ". H Stone and family
and Miss Florence Keefe living near
GOOGIand.
There was a large number Of people
from here n GOJO-aud Saturday
There was . wei attended CaEce in
Mrs - Z Frseland's new frame
holse last Saturday, night
Dir. and Mrs. John Mcdaniel viii
leave the last OF the week for = hOlI-
day visit with Mrs AcDaEiel's par
euu5 in Chase county. Kansas
11Ts. J. ". Turner let last Thurs
day Tor visit with her relatives IN
TaIantic, Iowa. whom she has not
seen Tor nineteen years.
A baty gil was born u Re-. and
MIS-. Harry + le-shcr OF Brewster, last
Z riday.
Emmett Lister writes from Okla
h0ma that he and his wife are en-
joylng themselves well and tn nix they
wal stay there al winter.
Roy Robinson is husking corn for
John Mcdaniel this week.
J. J. Phillips, cOunty sIperintend-
enJ, was q caller at d. W. D.liinger's
one dey last week.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
Within His Rights.

That's the sort OF fellow Grabbet
is" the caller was saying Ct don't
believe there's a stiRgier man in the
world"
"Oh, I don't know" said Nagget
Now. there's my father-in-law. he's
the
''See here" broke in Mrs. Nagget,
you're forever saying mean things
about your father-in-law, and I won't
stand it,"
why shouldn't If he's mine? I
haven't said anything about yours.
have u" retOrted Nagget.-PhiIadel-
pnia Press
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
DIR HARVEY Loses A BROTHER.
Raymond Scott Harvey Passes Away
in SaIina Sunday.


Raymond Scott Harvey, next to the
youngest son Of Mrs. Mary Harvey OF
Salina, and a brother Of DR.. r. B.
Harvey Of this city, died ar the family
home in Salina, at eight o'clock sun
day evening, after an extended illness
from heart trouble Dr.. Harvey vas
called 10 Salina FuI1Y senins ~
telegram informing HIM that his
brother was not expected to live The
SaIina Journal has the following aIii-
Gle concerning the deceased:
He suffered a spell Of typhoid few
er wheI- he was nine years o. age,
Eni.'.i left him an inv hid ami since
thai time he has had frequent -L--lls
Of illness He returned only last
Monday from a visit Of three weeks
with his sister at ParkerviIIe and al
most Immediately upon his return he
was taken 10 his bed
Ray Harvey came to Kansas With
his parents in early life and for many
years resided at Junction City. He
came to Salina about eleven years ago
and at intervals has been employed as
a prescription clerk in various drug
stores. He was one Of the best known
young men in Salina and was very
popular, moving in the leading social
circles Of the city.
Raymond Scott Harvey was born
in Camden, Schuyler county, illinois,
August q, 1874. He is survived by
a heart-brOken mother, Mrs. Mary
Harvey; a sister. Mrs A c. Figley Of
Morris county; and three brothers, W
7. Harvey Of Morris county, DR.. r. B.
Harvey Of GOOdland, and Clarence
Harvey, a student at the state uni
versity. He was also a nephew Of
Governor Harvey.
Funeral services we're held Monday
under the auspices Of the Salina Ma
sonic lodge Of which the deceased was
a member. The body was taken to
Junction City for burial
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
Permission Granted

The following incident is related Of
Nat Goodwin, the actor. Not long ago
Goodwin was standing on the corner
OF Broadway and Thirty-fOurth street,
where three car lines convert when
see y looking indiy dual, apparently
from the county, approached him
uuezuOni-Ey-
Il want 10 90 TO the Brooklyn
STidge, ne said, looking in psrPIex-
.ty at the cars rushing in six different
directions.
Very WELL said Goodwin. severe
=, you can 80 this time, but never
lzH re again Weekly.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
Chinese Letter Writing.

1t is customary in China for the
writer OF a letter to address the man
to whom he is writing as my elder
brother" and usually begins with the
phrase Nay all the blessings OF life
be shOwered upon you such IS the
wish Of your imbecile junior" The
address on the envelope is. Prom my
humble cabin TO the glorious palace
OF pearls OF my elder brother" and It
makes no difference whether ne lives
in a dugout On the side OF e hill
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
Nnmin- the Baby.

What are you going 10 call the
baby2'' asked a feminine visitor - a
young mother.
We'll, John wants him called
James, ny mother-in-law desires
George, ny mother shows a prefer
ence for AIgeruOn, While I myself am
Al favor OF FeTcIs al
Don't call the kid Percivai, sis, 50
broke in her small brother, FOR il
you co all the gang in the street viii
syy the life out OF him. He'll have
- wear long carls and dress in vel
.et and how can he make mud PIES
and fight other kids II he wears them
dCds2 CAN MIN Nike
And the young mother tainted
awsy.-AItaIiy Journal
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
Lelrning to Cock.

no, ma am, said tle grocer. max
ms a great clatteTin5 among MS tins.
i have cOzeePOts and toaPO.s, but
there isn't such 2 th.ng as q Jack PIT
n the store
I'm so sorry" walled the yoIlnc
wife. You see, We haven't been mar
led long. and my husbands mother
has always COo6ed for him, and when
: heard MIN taking n his sleep about
, jack pct I thought I'd get one. for
ne mentions 1t so frequently he must
5e used - IL Could yoa tel ne what
they cook ia it2"
Greens, ma'an,@ said the grocer.
And he sent her ID the tin st9r= ia
the next block
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
CROSSING THE BAR.

Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for mel
And may there be no moaning Of the
bar
When I put out to sea.
But such a tide as moving seems
asleep,
Too full fer sound and form,
When that which drew from out the
boundless deep
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell,
And after that the dark
And may there be no sadness Of fare
we'll
When embark
For though from out the bourne Of
Time and Place
The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face to face
When I have crossed the bar.
Alfred Tennyson.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
JoIN SMITH DEAD.
Had Passed the ssh 8IiIestone-Re-
Gently Moved 70 Goodland.

John Smith, an old gentleman. who
moved to this city from Kanorado.
about three months ago. and built q
house Just north OF William Jupe's
place. died on Tuesday at T:15 O'Clock,
p. m. OF general decline and old age.
The funeral was held Wednesday at
p. m, from his late home. Rev. FL
bridge officiating. Burial was made
in the GoOdIand cemetery.
Mr.. Smith was IS years OF age the
25rd Of last April. He was born in
Canada. but when s years Of age his
parents moved TO St Lawrence county.
New York When a young man he
emigrated to Iowa where ne resided
40 years years. moving later to Jewell
county, Kan, and then 10 Decatur
county He hOmesteaded near Kane
RADIO in March, 1880. He has been
afflicted with a spinal difficulty eleven
years. as a result Of a fall from .
wagon. Deceased was a member Of
the KanoradO Methodist church at
the time Of his death.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
Tic Color ExnIoded.

What is the color chatain?" a Ger
tain young man asked o. a venerable
creole lacy, whose hair was VII te as
snow.
She ruEuoged through her mind
for terms OF explanation, Icing q lit
tie liable 10 forget English words at
times Finally, however, she replied;
"Chatain, dat is the color Of my
hair, you understand, when I was
young
And then she smiled with satisfac-
ton at the exact manner in which she
had explained the term. while the
questioner stiIl wondered what color
lhatain was.-New Orleans Times
Democrat
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
At Public Sale Saturday. December 23,
at 2 O'clock =. 2I-EIiEhcst
Bidder Gets PROPERTY.

The city OF CooI.aud VIII OTer At
Iu5lic sale. % the highest bidder for
cash, on Saturday. Decent er g, 1905.
ct 2o'clock r II, ne fo-lo-v rg prop
erty-
The o1e-E hou=e AMI lots occupied
~ the sane, subject L lease which
expires June 6. 1905.
The old water tank and t-1.5e-s.
exclusive OF Foundation and iron pip
ins-
Two ve-y large galvanized iron W.
ter tanks. e1UreIs rev. su-taSie fo-
windmill reserve rs.
The sale VIII he posilve,y for cash,
Or its equivalent, tae city rsseTvIng
ore bid
BY ORDER CITY COUNCIL
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
HAS NO BACKBONE.

Sevca-Year-OId Son OF w. c. Har-
risOn Receiving Treatment.
The seven-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Harrison. who was brought
back from Kansas City, Monday,
where he was taken TO receive treat
rnert for a nervous trouble, is bright
and smart for a child Of his age, but
unfortunately he has no solid frame
wark in his back 10 hold him up. At
his birth he scarcely possessed a senb-
lance Of backbone. and has been very
slow in developing that necessary
physical support
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22

An old farmer went to a cattle
show TO exhibit a favorite con. for
which he had high hopes Of winning
GTst prize On learning the result and
that his COW had been placed fifth his
anger knew no bounds. and. rushing
into the ring he attacked the jadgss
Why Is my COW not frst2 What
are her faults I'd ike % krOw2"
at this point one OF the judges a7-
preached him and answered:
Her faults ny good nan. are
somewhat akin to your oFn-she lacks
good breeG-us- London Answers
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
T. DUMoNr SMITH GIVES BOND.
The Trial OF the senator VIII Be IL
kansas, Sity, kas.

Kansas lily Has
Topeka. Dec 20. DUmOnt Smith,
state senator. indicted by the federal
grand jury, has given bond for $1,000.
his bOndsmen Icing D. w. &dlS5ln,
OF Topeka and W ,. KENYON OF AUge-
man county Senator Smiths trial
viii be called in Kansas City, Has. al
the January term OF court. At that
time his attorneys, y. H LOOMS and
Charles Blood Smith, will enter
motion 20 qUash the Indictment This
viii be argued and briefs filed, and
1t IS possible that an option viii not
be delivered until some time in Feb
mary.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
\ IIazeIhnIzor Builds House.

Conductor J. y Hazelbaker IS
building q new four-rOOm house just
west of the Shimeal1 residence on
Eleventh street The residence has
pantry and closets beside the four
rooms The small house just west
will be moved and a new house built
on the site. In the spring Mr.. Hazel
baker viii build a couple Of houses
on his property on Tenth street OF
the building now proceeding, Fred
Hunt 5 the carpenter and contractor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
NOT CRoss-EYED NOW.
II. f. Cain. the Continental Creamer
Man. Was Operated Upon.

III. +. Cain, the Continental Creamery
Man, Was Operated Upon
H E Cain Of Colby, superintendent
over this district for the Continental
Creamery company Of Topeka, was
in GOOdland Monday smiling as usual,
but not in the least crOss-eyed as he
was wont TO appear He quit looking
that way last Thursday. when DR.. w
Il FahnestOck. q specialist. operated
upon the delicate tissues about his
eyes. at Jennings. and the operation
was entirely successful Mr. Gains
eyes were considerably blOOd-shOt but
he said he experienced no pain what
ever and that the eyes would clear
themselves as the separated tissues
healed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
LAFOLLETTE RESIGNS.
Gives Up GOvernOrship to Enter Il;


Gives Up GOvernOTship to Enter tie
Z. s. Senate.
Madison, Wis, Dec. 19.-GOTernOr
LaFOIlette today sent to the legisla-
ture his resignation as governor to
take effect on the first Monday in
January.
He resigns to accept the United
States senatorship. His message reads
ITO the Honorable. the Legislature Of
Wisconsin:
Il hereby resign the office OF gov
ernOr for the balance Of the term he
ginning the first Monday in January,
1906, at u o'clock, noon, OF that day
ROBERT n. LAFOLLETTE,
Governor"
The special session Of the legislature
after receiving the governors message
adjourned sine die.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-12-22
A. E Freeman's new blacksmith
shop is now ready for business
WTfmsfraTs

If you desire TO participate n an
evening Of rare enjoyment 90 to the
opera house. Tuesday evening, Ja1u-
airy ,, and see the high grade perform
ance OF Richards & PT;ngle's Famous
Georgia 8Ginstrels. People sometimes
say. all minstrel shows are alike,
but this a super fetal blunder. Go
and see for yourself and you WI pro-
claim that the "Ce0rgias" are in z
class distinct by themselves This
season they bring an entire new show,
retaining only Clarence Powell from
last year. See the big parade at 1880
g. m