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The Washington times., 1905-07-08
DOUBLE LOSS.

Waggsby-You say your wife's mind
was affected by the loss of your fortune2
NaSgsby-Yes; she lost her unreason-
ableness under the strain.-Chieago
News
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

A. Wasserman will leave on Sunday
for Baltimore and Atlantic City. where
he will spend q two weeks vacation
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

It's matter for real wonder how
some women will wear S1.25 dress IN
order to have a $50 hat.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

Among other thine- Secretary Taft,
while in the islands, will discover II the
present governor is the wrong Mr..
Wright.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

IT Is to be hoped that Tom l. Johnson
will some day be persuaded TO change
what he is ~leaseed to call his mind
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

DR.. and Mrs. J, J. Richardson sailed
for Europe today on the North German
Lloyd liner Princess Irene.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

Mrs. William II. Knots announces the
enGa cement OF her daughter, Miss
Fra nces Edan. to Stacy Lundy Heacock.
The marriage of Miss Willy Peter and
Charles Cooper which was to have
taken place in this city this week. has
of the serious illness of Mr.. Cooper.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

Dr.. Edward Everett Hale is one of
the greatest admirers Of the Breton
Woods, of New Hampshire and makes
it point to spend a part Of every sum-
mer there. He has already arrived at
Interyale, where he is the guest of Miss
Freeman, whose cottage houses many
of the best known men Of letters in 2.
single season.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

He will now be referred to as Mayor
Dunno for.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

Harrington Mills, formerly of the
Grafton. has again taken Whiteface Inn
at Lake Placid, n. Y. for the summer
and this fact will carry many more
ashington people to the place than
ever Miss NJ B. Adams and her sis
ter, Mrs. B. r. Howard, are among
the first to arrive at Lake Placid and
will make their summer headquarters
at Honnedaga camp.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

What is needed in automobiles is more
sense and less odors.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08

Police Sergeant and Mrs. W. F. Falvey
have announced the marriage of their
daughter. Annie M. Falvey, to w. l..
Hewes. The wedding took place at 2:30
O'Clock July ,. and was a quiet one Mr.
ard Mrs. Hewes will make their home
in Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-07-08
MISS LANDSDORFF
V[DS LIEUT.. ULKE
Ceremony Was at Bethesda
Park, Nd.
TWO LADIES GOT LICENSE
Marriage of Miss Daisy Wise and Wal
ter acknowledgements of
Falvey -Hewes Nuptiais-

Miss Olga Lafond Landsdorff, of New
York city, and Lieut.. Henry Ulke. 5r-,
OF the United States steamship Gresham.
and son of the Washington artistscf that
name. were married today at Bethesda
Park. Md q
Titus like, brother of the bridegroom,
was best man, and the Rev. DR.. Kent
officiated at the ceremony. Mr. Hop
kins PLACED the wedding music
The bride is fine musician She was
exceedingly attractive today in her we'd
ding gown of white. Lieutenant and Mrs.
like will spend their honeymoon at
Biuemont, Va.
An interesting dispatch from Rock
Vile Md. today says:
This morning two ladies came before
the clerk of the court here and one OF
them, whose name is given as Dill La
masure, made application for a marrl-
age license They obtained license to
marry for Lieut.. Henry Ulke. jr., of the
United States Revenue Cutter Service.
whose address is given as Washington,
D. c., and Miss Olga I.afond Lands
dorff. of New York city.
The ages of the couple are given as
| thirty-four and twenty-three years re-
spectively. The young ladies who came
! out Enls morning ana procured the
! license acted as If they knew what they
were about They obtained the license
| and left town before it was
/ known outside of the clerks Office thai
! the license had been issued"
Miss Daisy Wise and Walter Wood
ward were married in this city Wednes-
| day evening at 10 o'clock by the Rev.
| DIR. Nicholson. Following the cere-
mony d dainty supper was served al
the residence of the brides sister, Mrs
| e. Leon Thompson, after which Mr.. and
| Mrs. Woodward left Washington for ar
extensive wedding journey lasting unit
September 10.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
Will Have a Pay.oif.

The local branch ~ The LOYAL Pro.
tective Legion viii have pay-oH ia
November This viii le the first puy-
on III CRYSTAL Falls e. the local brunch
will have been iu existence iust ave
years the required time % poy u.
this month.
Those who stood By Che organization
aud paid in their monthly assessments
for five years viii draw ont one
hundred precent in addition 10 what
they have already put in. IN other
words. those who have paid into the
organization $ie5 will draw ont $3.50
In the original class that organized
the lodge there were about fifteen
members But twelve of them stood
pat. the remaining number falling by
the wayside after having paid In var
ions snms Among the thirteen are
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
IRON RIVER VOTES LIGHTS
5ya Majority Of TwenN-eight Kerosene is
set Aside.

Back 10 Rockefeller with your
kerosene says the progressive people
OF our sister town on the west side.
Hereafter IL will be electric lights that
will dazzle Andy Boyingtons eyes.
The proposition TO bond the village in
the sum OF $50, 900 for the purpose Of
repairing the water plant and install
ing an electric lighting system carried
at the special election one week ago
Wednesday and those who championed
the cause are happy.
According 10 the Reporter there are
some OF our neigbhors who do not take
kindly to the proposition and an effort
will be made TO enjoin the issue of
bonds However. II is quite likely
that the matter will blow over and
that the bonds will be issued and the
system installed.
Steps 10 issue the bonds will be taken
at once and the matter all cleaned up
80 that the actual work OF installing
may be commenced early in the spring.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
Mr.. Rutledge Coming.

On next Sunday Crystal Pslls will
have a visit from Rev. Mr.. Rntledge.
the agent for the upper peninsula.
league of the State Ants Saloon Mr..
Rutledge has been quiet busy i'm other
portions OF the peninsula and generally
let's the antilaw element know that he
is around when ne visits n place.
The Reverend gentleman will deliver
three sermons in Crystal Fails The
hrst one will delivered in tho Swedish
Lutheran church in the morning the
second Ia the Finnish Lutheran church
in the afternoon and the third ono in
the evening at the NJ. +. church. Mr.
Rntlege's discourse will bo upon
temperance.
We are not aware that Mr. RutIedge' \
visit here Is for the purpose of any
crusade but Judging from what has
happened in other localities Is will pay
some Of the fagrant violators TO be- "a
little cautious.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
FINNs GET LIBERTY
Recent Russian Concessions Extends 70
Finland Also.

Recent Russian Concessions Extends 10
Finland Also.
The Firms are to profit along with
other Russian subjects by the recent
concessions of the Czar az the following
dispatch from Hellsingford. the capital
Of Finland. viii show.
The proclamation Of civil liberty
in Russia was followed Tuesday by the
announcement OF the return 10 con
stitntional regime in Finland and the
abolition OF the arbitrary conditions
under which Finland has been governed
since the accession as governor
general Of Count BObrikoh. who in
June Of last year was killed by Eugen
Schaumann. son Of Senator Schaumann
the assassin afterwards committing
suicide.
After meeting Of constitutionalists
today at which an address was drawn
mp for presentation to the government
demanding the administration of Fin
land in accordance with the terms Of
the constitution of the grand duchy.
Prince John Obolensky, the governor
general announced 10 n depntation
sent by tho meeting that he had been
structed from st. Petersburg that the
diet be Immediately called IN ex-
traordinary session to logislate for
Finland
The memhers Of the senate. who had
continued to perform their functions
uuder Count Bobrikoff aud Prince
Obolesky. all handed IN their resigna
tions in compliance with the demand
OF the constitutionaists and the fact
Of these resignations was telegraphed
70 St Petersburg
Among the demands Of the consti
tutionalists is the reform of the diet
into unicameral assembly TO be
chosen at general elections by ali citi.
gems Of mature age. aud the first duty
Of which shall be the preparation ~
new laws for Finland
Considerable excitement prevailed
during the meeting of the constitu.
tionalists and while the depuation was
waiting FOR AN anwser. but after the
resignation of the senator's had been
proclaimed 10 the crowd from tine ba.
cony 81 the senate order was restored.
owing 70 the strike, the town Is in
darkness
Many students visited the yestihle
81 tbe senate to view the spot
where schanmann killed Count Bob
rikoi aud choered the memory Of the
.lnyef
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04

location. grades and dimensions II
which shall be IA designated in. aud
shown by. the aforesaid diagram and
plat.
RESOLVED FURTHER that. OF the
aforesaid estimated cost or expenses OF
said sewers. one third shall be paid
fron the general sewer fund Of the city
and two thirds shall be betrayed by
special assessment according TO benefits
on all the property in said sewer dis
trict subject to such assessment.
PROVIDED that in no case shall the
whole amount to be levied upon any
lot or premises 10y said special Assess
ment exceed twenty-five ler centum OF
the value Of such lot or premises as
valued and assessed for state and
county taxation in the last preceding
tax roll and PROVIDED FURTHER
that any cost exceeding said twenty.
i've per centum which would other
wise be chargeable ON such lot or pre-
mises shall be paid from the appro-
pirate general funds OF the city.
RESOLVED FURTHER that the
Board Of Special Assessors of this cicy
be. and they hereby are, directed TO
make special assessment OF ten
thousand six hundred sixty-six and
sixty seven dollars for defreying that
part Of the estimated cost or expenes
OF said sewers 10 be betrayed by special
assessment as hereinbefore provided.
upon all the property in said Main
Sewer District Number Two subject "a
such assessment according 10 benefits.
RESOLVED FURTHER that the
City Clerk be. and he hereby is, direct
cd TO deliver duly authenticated copy
of these resolutions to the said Board
OF Special Assessors
Ayes, Thomas Penglase. J. :. Jacka.
Thomas Wills. Noes. Daniel A.
Dawson. Louis A. Miesler not voting.
Resolution lest.
On motion meeting adjourned
Robt. Mnnns.
City Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
TO TEST NEW LAW
Suit is Begun Against knights OF Modern
Maeeabees.

The action Of the Modern Maccabees
at the last convention in Battle Creek
in cutting out the annuity after the
age Of seventy and making installment
benefits payable only upon total dis.
ability coupled with an absence Of in.
come from other sources. will be
contested in the courts, an action for
that purpose having been started in
the circuit court at Port Huron.
James NJ. Hughes. OF Marshall re-
Gently attained his 10Th year, and ac-
cording TO the laws in force when he
entered the Michigan Great Camp,
Knights Of the Maccabees. he applied
for the first installment Of the annuity,
10 per cent Of the amount of his
beneficiary certificate
In executing the affidavit required
with the application for the disability
and annuity benefits Hughes struck
ont the portion stating that he was
without means or income Acting
under the laws ~ the order nov in
force, the executive board denied the
claim and the suit is started 10 de-
termine the rights Of the claimant.
The principal question involved is
similar 10 the points raised in other
orders upon the raising Of assessment
rates. The certificates OF members
contain clause IN which the order re-.
tains the right % change the laws and
to make them binding on the member
ship The order maintains that the
change OF the certificate contract was
within Tho ghta reserved to IL by this
provision and that no vested right in
the annuity was possessed 10y the
members.
The ease wi come ON for speedy
hearing the attorneys agreeing upon u
stipulated statement Of facts aud pre-
senting the case 10 the court upon the
question: IT law. The suit will in
"A measure bc friendly one aud will
serve as = test case
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
CRYSTAL FALLS. MICHIGAN. NOVEMBER 4, 1905

Msdames l. ID. Rowley. Jno. Nor
rison. Jno. Erikson. VIM Morrison.
wm. Uren. V, Carr. q. +. Brown. r.
+. Damn and ID. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Larson ana Miss Ruby Rowiey.
The pay-otf will occur about the 4th
OF December. At that time the Legion
will have ''doings' in celebration Of
the event
The order il prospering all over the
country but especially In Crystal Falls
where II has large membership.
Pay-offs will occur quite frequently
hereafter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
IN AND ABOUT
THE LOCAL MINES
PROGRESS THAT IS BEING MADE At
DIFFERENT PROPERTIES.
HUSTlING TO CLOSE SEASON
Couisan Mckinney & CO.. Banking
Much Hope on the Fairbanks Dunn
Shipping Quite BIT Of Ore.

The urgent work at all Of the ship
ping properties in the Crystal Falls
district at the present moment is to
crowd ont all OF the ore possible before
the shipping season closes. The cold
weather came so suddenly and so early
this year that il caught many Of the
mines nnprepared. Generally such
weather as we have had the past week
does not strike as until the latter part
Of this month.
The greatest drawback in freezing
weather such as we have had the past
week is in car supply. Railroad com.
panies are adverse TO having lot Of
frozen ore either in their cars or la
their docks and they pinch off ON the
car supply when the freezing weather
begins. During the week an order
was issued on sone of the roads not TO
furnish cars until the boat which was
TO carry the ore TO lower lake ports
had registered at the 500 on it's up
trip. This order applies to Lake
Superior ports msiplv but com
mensurate cautiousness IL exercised at
Michigan ports also.
THE BRISTOL
The steam shovel was worked the
fore part OF the week at this mine
loading some Of the stocked ore.
There is pile OF low grade ore that
has been in stock at this property for
number of years bnt il is growing
smaller each year
Underground the even tenor IL being
maintained. Not much splnrge is
being made at the Bristol never is
but when the figures come ont after
the close Of the shipping season the
Bristol will be found among the heav-
rest Of the shippers from this range
THE FAIRBANKS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04
Thinks II a Success

supt G f. Lawrence informed a
representative of this paper that 50
Ear. MS experiment with Angora goats
at his Cuicogan Lake property has been
snccess Iie lost but one weak kid
and the goats roam at viii All over.
There afr hftyhve of them ard they
are tog tat The WOOL T. growing
nicely but Is little dirty because of
their roaming az will The goats
have gained nearly double in flesh
joe Meredith wil. stay sc the lake
CHS winter IS look SITTER tne property
and attend io rhe goats Mr
fawfenc experiment being watch.
ed with q grras deal of interest by
other land owners in the locnlity
Mrs Robert Nownck 81 Ginning
has q strawberry patch that beats the
record Up 20 very recently ever
since the regular season closed for the
fruit she had been able 20 pick an oc-
casion almess Of bcrries from the
vines, and the plants continued TO
blossom and produce mp 10 the last
snow storm A cluster Of blossoms
and berries taken from under the snow
were as fresh as " grown In mid.
summer The berries were white. hut
very sweet ana delicious
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04

For the convenience Of the people Of
this county County Clerk Wall has Dc
pntised the following persons at the
following places 20 sell deer licenses
for him You can get license at any
one of the following,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-04

Shaft sinking 10 being prosecuted at
this property just at the present time
~ that there IL nothing new to report
from IL but the sinking win be knish-
ed shortly aud then the lrifting will
confidence 10 catch the ore which the
company expects to meet and which
from indications above. is quite pro-
bable "a be cut
Corrigan. Mckinney a Co. are put
ting much confidence in the developing
OF Dig mine at this exploration and
there il every reason for them TO feel
confident
The SHAFTS were sent down one
hundred feet so that the drifts viii cut
the ground at good depth. About
thirty men are Employed at the ex-
ploration.
THE DUNN.
Considerable ore is being hoisted
from the nndergro nj workings Of
this property at the present time, con-
sidering the fact that the property is
not in shape for mining yet Ore is
being hoisted from both the open pit
and the new mine
The new shaft house is going mp
rapidly and will be one Of the finest
structures OF its kind IN the district
when completed.
THE CRYSTAL FALLS.
Nothing new 10 report from thi,
property. The work OF sinking the
transfer another lift is being carried
ON and when that is down drifting Il
open mp new level will begin.
The Crystal Falls will not pnt ont Al
mnch ore this year as 10 has done In
former years but will have q respect
able proauct nevertheless
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
FRENCH WANT TO
RECONSIDER now
Since Winning Vanderbilt Race
They Regret Action Taken
Prior to Event.
Journal Special Service.

New York, Oct. 28.-It now appears
that the Automobile club of France
took time by the forelock and sent to
this country prior to the Vanderbilt an
official communication addressed to the
Automobile Club Of America announ-
cling that whatever the result of the
Long Island contest it would not be a
competitor for the cup next year. That
such communication was sent is stated
on the authority of the Automobile
Topics, which discovered the fact and
said today:
s. France has declined to contest the
Vanderbilt race in 1906. This action
was taken in advance of the running
OF the Vanderbilt race and before
France had won it second time.
Since the race, however, theve has
arisen in France a discussion which
would seem to indicate that public SEN
tirpent is now drifting in the opposite
direction. The idea Of touring contests
to take the place Of road races is being
laughed at: AS a straw showing the
direction of the wind it is to be noted
that anent the arrival home of Hemery
Wagner, and Szisz yesterday, L'Auto
the leading Partisan automobile daily
remarks:
9" All who have been in Americs
brought back the same impression, that
the American automobile industry is il
full prosperity and that, without Elk
aggerating the danger which may be
still distant, it will be necessary tc
take America into consideration in flu
| ture competition -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
BUILDING PERMITS


Walter Dabcock. 21GO Plymouth avenue,
one-story frame dwelling ............. 81 200
Walter Babcock, 2116 Plymouth avenue,
one-story frame dwelling. ........... / 300
Walter Babcock. 1907 oliver avenue n,
one-story frame dwelling .............. 1890
Anna S. Linsted. 2S25 Twenty-ninth ave-
s, H.-story frame dwelling. $500. 1 500
H. l.. Linsted, 621 Oak street Sc, two
story frame dwelling. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Seventeenth avenue. frame elevators. 1900
Frank s. Nordin. 1910 Park avenue. two
story frame dweIiing ................ 5000
F.. r. Kimball. 1912 West Lake street
two-story frame dwelling -: -. 1000
Charles c. Wagner, IL East Forty-eighth
street one-story- frame dwelling -. 1850
John Engquist. 1I16 West Lake street.
two-story frame dwelling. ........! 5000
John s. Smedberg, 3103 Colfaa avenue S.
two-story frame dwelling. ............ 25CO
Helen Olander 324O Pillsbury avenue
two-story, frame dwelling. ........... 1920
John Engquist, a West Thirty-seventh
street, twostory frame dwelling 1900
Erick Hoglund. 10S West ThiFty-eighth
street, 1jh-story frame dwelling ..... 1850
John Freedman, 2632 Garfield avenue two
story frame dwelling ................. 5000
Eleven minor permits. Observation-Disclosures. 2,S25
Total, twenty-six permits ......... S44, 325
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
OCEAN STEAMERS

NILS NIIsoN, PASSENGER AND Q
tourist agency, are booking passengers via q
following lines: Hamburg American Chss o
nard North German Lloyd. French Line. q
Scandinavian American and the Anchor Q
Line. We also book passengers to Hawaii u
Samoa and Australia via Oceanic Steam !,
ship Co. For rates, sai1ings. etc.. inquire q
of Nils Nilsson. 127 s Sd ST. Minis. MINI. .
Both phones. T. G.. 921.; N. W.. NJ 1TOs-L. 0
+ o. o % 20 o o o 10 70 90 (. o. q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A sUGGEsTIoN-IN THINKING OF STORE
and office fixtures. think of Grand Rapids:
display cases, counters, shelving, window Ak
lures and Safes from factory ito yoH. !elin,i-,
mates the secondhand. man, Illustrated cata-5
log mailed free u.'ol request. Address Grand
Rapids Fixtures Co. northwestern Ernnch),
s431-433 LIST av N. 3t<iS
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific.
possible rates. Write or cali on the Boyd
J Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 sd st s.
WE WILL PAY 81 EACH FOR GENUINE
names and addresses of people who stammer
You must know of some; send them to US,
4 confidential. Address 1851 journal.
COURT CHAMBER CAFE. sos 4th ST S;
open Sundays, nights TO midnight: holnelike
cuisine; cater to ladies and gentlemen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
MIHREAP0Lls & ST. LOUIS A. 2
HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL HYSER-L. s. Mitchell, Tracy; &. Ne
son. Chicago; f. o. Miller, Milwaukee; F.
Gilman, Chicago; G. w. Mcintyre, Grafton
n. D.; w. 4. Valley, Peoria, ILL.,; a.
Schuman, Redwood Falls; E. P. Greenup, Wi
liston, N; D.; Mrs. w. J. Roche, saramal
S. D.; S. W. Dimington, Chicago; ].
Moelher and family, Devils Lake, n. D.
NJ. D. Rutherford, Princeton; H. w. L!
man, Ne wYork; n. Driscoll, Newark, N J.
II. G. Wynn, Willow; S. P. Jones, Excelsior
]. P. Dougherty, Chicago; S. T. Dakin, Brecl
enridge, Mimi; Emil Poustaut, New York.
HOTEL VENDOME-Ruth Bowers, Fargo, y. D.
]. w. Griffin. Grand Forks: Nj. A. Stephen
Grand Rapids; G. z. De Groat. Marquette
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Brown, Brainerd; Hanna
swindlehurst, Mindmere; G: W.. Rossman, On
cago; Mrs. II. A. Gaskill, Kittie Granke
Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Woods. CHI
cago; G. 8. Barnes, Fargo; L. Jacobs, Chicago
Charles J. Dulude. Chicago; II. F. Figgar-
Quincy, ILL.,; ]. A. Long, Mrs. Walt Davi
and daugl ter. Brainerd; II. L. Dickinson
Dickinson, n. D.; n. Griswold, Chicago; II. E
butcher, Davenport, Iowa; Mr.. and Mr.;
Charles E. Parr. st. Louis: C. Harris Kansa
City; II. F. Quortrup, Portland, Me-; H. T
Heyner. Fargo Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Clemol.
Duluth; F. F. Ryan. Harper's Ferry, Iowa
Mrs. ]. s. Allen. Denver. Col; o. W. Conros
Chicago; S. Ctrean, Des Moines: H. VI
Mason, Chicago; VIM. and John Finley, Jane
Vile: o. n. Stephens. Minnetonka; n. Z
Strothman Louisville, KY.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
LEAGUES NEW OFFICERS
Convention at Waterloo, Iowa, Holds Its
Annual Election.
to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. > e
Waterloo, Iowa, Oct. 2S.-The Iowa Ep-
worth league, in convention here, tonight
elected officers as follows:
President, Professor Elias Handy,
Washington; secretary, Rev. c. N. Payce,
Sigourney; treasurer, F. G. Ainley, Des
Moines;s superintendent junior organiza-
tons, Mrs. H. T. Fisher, Waterloo; pres
idents of Iowa conference, r. w. Rob
ertson, Burlington; Des Moines confer
ence, Rose Morris; New Virginia; Upper
Iowa conference, c. R. Rhode, Waterloo
northwest conference, W. E. Kyler, Lu-
verne. y