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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

The change in the weather
Yesterday morning was welcOm-
ed by everyone. The tempera-
ture in the past two weeks has
been around the sweltering point
and the past week especially the
heat was overpowering. the
weather being the hottest of the
season. On Thursday and Fri
day afternoons a severe rain and
electrical storm visited this Sec
ton and as result the atmos-
phere was greatly cooled and
clarified. The rains did consid-
cradle damage to the crops over
the county.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

moments after the mmission
of the crime and Mr.. Thomas
locked him in his barn and had
his son guard him while he went
to Cedar Bluff after physicians
to attend his little girl.
Cleveland McBee was the
negro's name and he was carried
to Cedar Bluff. A mob gathered
and he was very quietly and very
orderly hung and his body ridd-
led with bullets. The mob cut
the railroad wires so that the out
side world, including the Cover
nor, would not know what was
transpiring.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

improvement and attractiveness.
One of the initial entertain.
ments of he Ladies Auxiliary
Will be the avn party and fete.
which will begiven at the park
on the night o. Septemb ber 1st
1t is the intentAn of those in
charge of the Entertainment 10
have not only an attractive pro
gram of brass muSl randarod
upon that occasion bute number
of the leading vocalist. Of the
city have been invited ~ con
tribute vocal mum bers and>tbar
pleasing features.are to be aood
In addition to the musical p,
gram refreshments are to b
provided and contributions to
this feature of the entertainme
are solicited. 1t is expected that
quite a sum will be realized from
this initial enterprise of the ladies'
organization and that it will bring
together a large number of our
people and give them an evening
of rare enjoy ment and pleasure.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

Japan, provided they are modi-
fled by the spirit of compromise.
At one period the past week it
looked as if the conference had
reached its crisis and there was
nothing to do but adjourn and 60
home. 1t was here that Roosevelt
stepped into the breach and the
continued negotiations are the
fruits of his work. The fact that
Russia is reported as receding
from her position inspires the
hope that peace will ultimately be
secured.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31
Street Railway Company Will Begin Track Laying
Again. Trolley Poles To Go Up At Once.

which is claimed to be the best
wood for the purpose, as it has
tough fibre, and lasts a great
many years. On Main street the
poles will be erected on the north
side of the track, this being done
with view of installing a second
track on this thoroughfare
during the course of a short
time. Cross arms will extend
over the track, and these cross
arms will be of metal. On the
side streets poles will be erected
on either side of the track, and
will support the trolley wires,
which will run over the center of
the track.
Track laying on the south side
of the city has been tenn mporarily
suspended but force will soon
be put to work again in this Sec
ton. Col. O'Neill, the local re
preventative of the company,
was asked by DISPATCH re-
porter as to what streets the
road would pass over, but in re-
ply stated that 40 route had as
vet been determined upon.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

The drug firm of L. Lide & Co.
will open for business on South
Market street IN the stand at
present occupied by c. Tesch.
merchant tailor. Mr.. Tesch
moves on the 1st to Merchants
Block.
Mr.. Rupert Richards. who has
had an Office in the Robertson
building on South Market street,
will move his Office to his ware
house at the NJ. & O. depot on
the 1St.
Messrs. J. r. Horton and Joe
Licata have temporarily moved
their harness and shoe shop
from the west side of North
Market street TO the old stand
of Peter Geraud s oyster parlor
where they will be installed un-
til they can get possession of the
stand of the Gilbert Supply Co.
in the Barrow building on the
corner of Market and End Avenue
North. The Gilbert Supply Co.
will occupy the stand formerly
occupied by Ransom Wynn, on
North Market street. which will
be thoroughly overhauled pre-
paratory for their occupancy.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

number increases. The marine
officers consider that they have
the disease under control and
they are seeking to prevent COM
munication between the infected
parishes around the city now
with a view Of protecting the city
and preventing a further spread
of the fever.
Memphis had her scare on Fri
day, but they report all quiet on
the Mississippi now with no cases
whatever.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31
THE PRESENT YELLOW FEVER SITUATION
Gulfport Infected Memphis Has Scare. New
Orleans Fever Under Control

Gulfport announces three cases
of fever, supposed to have re-
suited from the outbreak at Mis-
sissippi City, three miles away
The appearance of the fever at
this point is not surprising con-
sidering its close proximity to
the stricken Mississippi town.
The fever in New Orleans re-
mains about the same. Some
days there is falling off in the
number of cases and then the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31
DEATH COMES TO A BELOVED WOMAN
Mrs. Marion Vaughan Dies Wednesday After a
Lingering Illness of Typhoid Fever.

leading physicians of the county
and one of it's best known and
most generally esteemed citizens.
Before marriage she was Miss
Cora Herndon, a daughter Of the
late joe Herndon, who was one
the prominent men of the Dun
bar neighborhood ia his day.
Her father was married twice
and she leaves besides her grief
stricken husband and little eigh-
teen months old sou. a brother,
Mr.. George Herndon. living in
the Bent Oak neighborhood, and
a stepmother and two half broth
ers and one half sister besides
many other relatives and friends.
The funeral was held from
Beersheba church last Thursday
afternoon at three o'clock. The
family burial ground is at this
church and the interment oc-
Cured there in the presence of a
large gathering of sorrowing
friends. Rev. Mr.. Thomas, of
West Point conducted the funeral
ceremony. THE DISPATCH joins
with the friends of DR.. Vaughan
in this city in rendering to him AID
other bereaved ones it's SINGER
est coincidence and sympathy.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

Mr.. Will Halbert accom- panied
By his sisters, Misses Nancy.
Mary Foote and Alice, are home
from a pleasant visit to friends
at Louisville, Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

Look oyer Maer's real estate
advertisement in this mornings
paper. A large number of prop
critics are listed and you will find
anything you are looking for.
Several bargains are offered,
especially in the division of the
Jobe property. If you want to
buy fine lot on time. or a nice
cottage cheap or some good cabin
property this is your chance.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-31

Rev. L. NJ. Broyles friends
are pleased to see him out again
after a short illness.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
WIGHT.

The raspberry crop IL harvested.
Ben Landfear spent Wednesday ey,
Sning ~ home,
wiilie witt sold mis- horse last
week ~ Fremont
Ed Bridges has painted his corn
crib and gfaBary,
Thursa Howell came home Monday
from Des Motnee,
H. W. Moore has nc INIT field Of
corn 70 tassle out,
Newt Knpds0n is painting the house
occupied w Geo. Bingham,
GRANDMOTHER Tennis and Grand.
mother Moore both remain poorly.
gdnE cadweIlJs staying with Grace
Boggess and attending cbautauqua.
Geo, Wright ana wife took the train
~ this place gatprday for ogkaloosa.
The WeIt0n boyg bought q driving
horse fbig week from Ean Caldwell.
Walter Gray and wife had a son
born % them Friday, July T. Weight
0 ibE
Vim, LandfeaT has begun operating
this week 81 me Central SITTER a va,
cation.
u. X, UDsicksr and family have
rented rooms in Oskaloosa and are
attending cbautauqHa.
q, y. Ran6eil, wife ana two daugh,
ters returned Tuesday after . three
months visit IN Kansas and Nebraska,
Al Tennis bas m6yed bs barn cast
~ bis house aeT0sg tho railroad.
gometbing broks when On the track
and ne o., ~ & q. passenger was
held ~ stark for six hours.
g6vefsI o. me farmers arc trying
10 cut their grain between showers
ana On mo dFy spots in the field. II
ne rain does not gtOD several will
lose fields and parts 81 fields of corn
by ne being drowned out, We have
not MAD 70 much rain IN many year,.
an 10. W.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
ACKNOWLEDGES HIS GUILT
Man Wanted for Wife Murder II
Arrested In Colorado and
Makes Confession,

La Junta, col, July John
Bchiskloskas, q Russian, wanted a.
Belmont, Mass, for the murder Of his
wife last Wednesday night, wae
arrested Sunday afternoon ~ Bber
4 Barr, while passing through
the city on the santa ne
railroad, The murderer confessed sn0
gave the full details OF the tragedy,
which has been pudding the Massa.
ehusetts police, lie said that he and
his wife we're drinking and quansIins
Wednesday afternoon and continued
their quarrel At park that night,
when her taunts enrsged him 20 such
M extent that he cut her throat with
q knife ana threw the body into q gu,
". TbCn he started for the west, max.
Ing no attempt 70 conceal his identity.
The prisoner expressed his willingness
20 return without pagers, and 80 viii
be held w Sheriff Barr pending the arr
rival 0f officers from Massachusetts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
|. R. GENTRY HONORED
0skaloosa Man Made Member of
q. A. X, Encampment

ottumwa, "a, July iy@The stand
inc committees Cor the war Cor the
year Cor the Grand Army of the re.
public WIRE appointed last nleht ny
Commander 4. n. Harper Mr. Iiar.
per returned yesterday from pes
Molnes, where III conference with Ad.
jutant General George A. Newman. he
completed tho lat Of appointments.
Tho committees follow
Soldiers Homo, Marshalltown.- phii
schallcr, Sac City; william R.warreu,
ottumwai J. X. Gentry. oskaloosa; ..
y, sluckey, Dos Moinos; George Nett.
ger Davenport.
Soldiers Orphans Home, Dayea.
port--J. o. Stewart. Cedar Rapids; G.
w. Neal, Davenport NJ. o. stan.
wood, Muscatlne; J. w. Morton, Wash.
ington; J. w. Carr, Montezuma.
Memorial University. Mason City
Captain A. Wlllyin, Keosauqua, first
district; J, ID. Fegan, Clinton, second
district; J. M, Andrews, waverly, thru
district; J. II. Stevens, Mason City,
fourth district; J. s. Alexander, Mar.
Ion, fifth district; G. M. Brown, sIgour-
ney, sixth district; n. n Anderson,
lndlanola, seventh district; w. G. pa.
Wis, osceola, eighth district; Edwin
Abbott Council Bluffs, ninth district;
p. A. Smith, Scranton, tenth district;
w. w. Gardiner, Rock Rapids, eley.
enth district.
Legislative Committee--Col. l.. b.
Hampton; A. Alternately,
Usage; Charles Aldrlch, Boone; Col.
Charles A, Clarke, Cedar Rapids; Col.
NJ. Il. Davis, Sioux city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
NOTICE OF GARNIsHMENT PRO
IN CEEDINGS TO PRINCIPAL DE

NOTICE OF GARNISHM ENT PRO
IN CEEDINGS TO PRINCIPAL DE-
PENDANT.
Moline PIow Company, plaintiff, vs.
~. s. KDowlton, defendant.
In the District Court OF Iowa, In and
for Mabaska County.
To r.. q. Knowlton:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of May, A. d., 1905, said Cliff
Is. West, Clerk OF District Court of
Mahaska CountyI Iowa, was summon
ed as garnishee In above entitled cause
and was required TO appear at Oska-
ioosa Mahaska County, Iowa, on the
L. day OF the next term OF said court,
to-wit: the Ord day OF October, a. D.,
1905, wherein the main cause Is pend
ing, and then and there answer such
interrogatories az might be PROFOUND
ed touching his liabilities as garnishee
at which time and place you can APP
pear and show cause, IL any you have,
why Judgment condemning the prop
erty or debt IN the hands of said
garnishee, In which you have any i'm
terest, should not be entered, and
that unless you appear thereto and
defend at the same time said garnishee
ID required 10 appear, judgment will
be entered against you and judgment
rendered accordingly.
n. II. SHERIFF, Attorney for
Moline Plow Company.
In l.. VALKHTIHE, 60w4
Sheriff Mahaska County, Iowa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20

Knoxville Journal. The city Of Iiaf.
yey, the sans o. which Herman Ret.
yeIt. N PsIla, claims paternal parent
age, has been undergoing tho trials
and fluctuations incident 20 strenuous
municipal government VIM. Me.
LaughIin, mayor, and one or two Of
no seys,aI alderman have resigned,
owing 10 s0fDe Misunderstanding be
tween themselves and their c0nstitu.
entss Harvey mas rnayorIeSs for q
Ten days ana men WIN Fogbier was
made chfsf executive ~ mo little burg.
chaFlsy Miller then assumed the va
cant maggbaIsblD aDd everything IA
non IN good working order,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
| CORRESPONDENCE.


Born " c'has Barnes ena wife, i
glb, hey.
claire Fuller returned from NiIsAoa
u Wednesday.
Little Mary Young and vada WIN
holt have been sick
Herbert Hanna and Frank bass 40
llvsfed hogs this week.
Herbert Hanna sold one Of his ans
black cattle iani week
CiiaH tIaas and Herman Ilassolman
each have d new binder
Fred padgeit sold hIs horse 70 iIud,
son comntock Tuesday
Niles Fairy Lindsey Ia visiting her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Hanna.
Mlsu Carrie Cox will teach tho faiI
md winter school AZ Allgood.
Mrs 70. ]. Allgood has Just put y
new roof on her dwelling house.
Most Of the corn In this vicinity on.
ccpting on the low ground 10 looking
fine.
Our men folks nfe doing their
best ut saving the clover hay between
showers.
Mrs.. Grace Smith and little daugh.
tyr visited NJ the james Smith home
recently,
Joe and Clarence Hanna and J. ".
Allgood are hauling corn bought Of
John Evans
Andrew Ruby " hauling material
for barn from Ogkaloosa 10 fig farm
near Ross hin.
Mr.. and Mr.. Wesley Ruby are
building o nic0 new dwelling house
for their son George.
Little Blanche Roberts and Burr Nc.
Mullen and the Herman HasgcIman
family arc having quite a siege with
whooping cough.
Lefouei Reynolds ig IN Michigan.
lie was called 10 the bedside OF q sis.
Ter who ig suffering with cancer OF
the stomach,
July ~ was Helen Janna's 9tnI
birthday aDd her parents planned o.
neat surprise On her. Helen was
away from nome and after tho little
folks 10 Tho number OF twvntysfour
had gathered NJ her home, her nam.
ma 'pfIOned 20 her 10 gone home say.
ing that her little cousin had come
20 play with her ghe hurried home
and found the sitting room flied with
her little friends. II was q complete
surprise, and me children had q merry
time playing games until they were
called IN 20 find the table loaded with
len cream and cake and all lof the
goodies tbat children IKE.
JBIy rs. Pansy,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
old Musician Dead

New York, July I'LL William y.
Withers, Of Wakefield, who led the or
chestra Of F0rd's thsater, Washington,
the night on April ~, 1866, when Prssl
dent Lincoln was shot, ~ dead At his
home In that place AZ the ags 0f 10,
wilkes Booth stabbed him after IeaD,
Ing from the presidents box 10 the
stage and q detective arrested him.
In the confusion Of the moment msny
IN the tbeatsr believed With6fs fred
the shot that Killed Lincoln,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
Hooking Company Is Generous.

Abba Union: The Abba fire compa.
ny received a strong reminder at their
meeting last week OF the fire at Hook,
ing Coal Co.'S shaft NO. last sum.
mer. The Abba boys responded to
the cry for help from Hooking ana
worked like heroes tn the fire was pu,
out and the plant saved from destruc-
ton A short time afterwards the
coal company sent them check FOR
s25 and last week another ono came
from the same source for SIS, making
a round 500 for the nights work. The
boys appreciate this generous recog.
milton and the property Of the Hook.
ing company will not go 10 destruction
II the Abba company can save IT.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
GEM CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
Found oulItE 81 Mardsr.

Kansas city, Mo, July f7-yIJr. Louis
Zorn, dentist VINO in .905 shot and
kiiisd Albert secbrsst, hh tenant, was
Saturday found guilty n murder in
the second degree snd ssntsncsd %
10 years ia the psnltsntlary. The
murder wss coIdblooded ND ubpro,
voked. DR.. Torn, VINO ~ 80 years oId,
was wealthy and fought ne care stub.
bOrniy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
9. n. Hare, Dentist, room 10,
Eysns block, nome Phone 500.
MRS. pGaRY HURT.
MsrshsIltoWn Lady s0stsjns injury
While AItghting From street Car.

Mrs, James Perry, Of MaryhaIltown,
a sister Of the late Jesse v. Long,was
quite badly injured Sunday evening
while making an effort 10 board a
street car at the Fourth avenue cross
ing on Market street. In some way
ghe missed her footing and fell back.
wards from the car, falling heavily 10
the pavement. She was picked up
and carried into the Long home near
by and Dr. Abbott called. A careful
examination failed to reveal any broIs.
en- bones, but Mrs, Perry was severe
~ shocked and hurt and win be con.
fined 70 the home number Of days.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE,

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
n Notice IL hereby given TO all
persons interested, that on the 9Th
day Of July, A. D., 1905, the under.
signed was appointed by the district
court Of Mahaska county, Iowa,
executor OF the estate OF Elizabeth
Williamson, deceased, late OF said
Mahaska county, Iowa. All per-
sons indebted 20 said estate will
make payment 10 the undersigned,
and those having claims against the
same will present them legally au-
thenticated 10 said court for allow
ance.
Dated July 3, 1905.
w. A. STEPHENSON, executor.
CLIFF u. WEST, Clerk. 50w3
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
| DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

n Notice Is hereby given TO all
persons interested, thaton the sth day
OF July, "A. d., 1905, the under
signed was appointed by the district
court Of Mahaska county, Iowa,
executor OF the estate OF Fritz
erick fehd, deceased, late OF
said Mahaska county, Iowa. All per-
sons indebted TO said estate will
make payment 10 the undersigned,
and those having claims against the
same will present them legally
authenticated TO said court for allow
aDce. 49,.
Dated July 10, 1905.
ANDREW BEHD, Executor.
CLIFF Is. West, Clerk.
BY w. r. MARTiE, Deputy. 50w3
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20

Peoria, ~, July He-'Thr0uEh an
order issued BY Jgdgs ., Otis Hum,
phrey Friday, and hIsd IN the United
states court In this city, Waiter
Reeves, exc0nErsssmsn N StfeatOr,
was appointed receiver of tho DeyI
lin Illinois properties, 70 act In con,
junction with 8. E, Hurley and Cyrus
Leland, who were recently appointed
receivers Of the Kansas properties,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
cvcjons IN Wlnplpee,

Winnipeg, Man Juiy 17,-A Iargs
four9tory building IN course of cree,
ton here Was blown down Friday
night By d cyclonic gale, and In fall
Ing ~ western wall crushed adjoiD,
ing houses, carrying death and dlsmsy
among the occupants, -Four we're
killed and upwards 81 = 6ozsn Injured,
In ons bonss were ten occupants ana
In the other six.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
Bsthsre PERISH

Milwaukee, July fT,-Srbomas Me-
Tadden, aged ~, ana William Franz,
IA yearg, we're drowned IN ne Menomi.
nee river Sunday, while bathing. Me-
Fa11sn was drawn down By az Under.
current and franz while attempting
70 rescue him, INST q similar fate
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
REIGN Or RIOT
GROWS IN POLAND
Mons phoopsnKp TN LoDg, wan.
saw AND oprhsA.
Government fuildinEs Demollshsd-.a
Tfepoff Orders Riotous Leaders
Tied 70 Mussls of Cannon and
Blown ~ Pieces.

~ Petersburg, july II. -illoting was
resumed Ia Lode, Warsaw, Odessa and
the Caucasian proylncea, Dispatches
from riilic received tell OF bloody bat.
ties between Cuasaelss and revolution.
lists, With the slaughter OF soldiers w
rioters and the blowing No Of govern
ment magazines and other buildings.
Bombs were thrown In Dakn Saturday
morning and four police agents were
killed. Several Cossack troopers were
blown 10 pieces In Batoum, and In
Moscow more than d dozen persons
were injured In q cavalry charge on a
mob. CosBacks IN Lodz killed three
men and wounded six persons, includ.
Ing two women, by firing valley into
mob.
Taking Stern Measures.
Warsaw, July 17.-0en. Maxlmoyich,
the governor general, has issued an or.
dor forbldding illegal assemblies. pro.
cessfons and gatherings In tho streets
throughout Poland. The government
now feels strong enough 70 enforce the
fullest order and 10 take stern meas.
ures against ali inanlfcstants.
Slain by Agitators.
Mitau, Russia, JOY Baron Bis
from, y large landowner, has been
killed, and Baron Hahn, another land.
owner, wounded BY agltators.
Terrible Punishment,
Berlin, July H>-Tied 70 the muzzis
Of shotted cannon and blown 70 fraG-
msnts n the awful punishment meted
out 70 leaders Of the Odessa rioters w
Cen. Trepoff's orders, according 10 re-
ports received hers from that city.
Several hundred have been executed.
This exhibition Of ofiiciai esyaEery,
coupled with the shooting Of 10 Of the
mutineefs Of the Kniaz Potsmkin after
. trial by couft-fGartiai, has strength
snsd the reign Of riot, revolt and f1u-
tiny Ia southern Russia instead Of hay
Ing the reverse effect
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20

Knoxville Journal: The q. railroad
company has completed survey for
q switch or branch road from Weir
CITY, one mile south OF gussey, 10 tho
Samuel Stats coal lands In the edge
Of Indiana township, 2A miles west BY
south Of MarygyiIIe. II the road
should be built on the line now de-
cided upon, tho NarygyiIIians will
soon zee tho HEARS" running within
"a hundred yards OF the south end OF
tkg Cedar Creek bridge.
A number 81 tracts OF land along
tho Illinois Central railroad IN Potta.
wattamie county, Iowa, are 10 DO Dur.
chased by that company 70 protect
Itself from the effects OF a law passed
by the last legislature. These lands
are all IN the Missouri river bottoms,
and AT one time were In the bed OF
the STREAM. Some are still gubmer.
gcd, The new act makes them sub.
rect 70 purchase from the state by the
first applicant who will pay the APP
praised price, and the railroad com.
Dany r. anxius 10 foregtaIl other
property owners in acquiring tho
land and water surfaces for 100 feet
on each side OF us tracks. ApDrais.
ers are viewing the areas which the
Central offers 10 buy,
y ~
United States Consul General Guen.
Their, at Frankfort, reports that Ger
man papers recently contained arti'
cles describing tho use OF leather
ties on some OF the Russian Govern.
ment railroads. Tarred wood and
iron have been used for the same
purpose, without satisfactory results.
It IL expected that the leather ties viii
not be perceptibiy affected by either
air or heat and II is stated that they
90 not split when nails are driven In.
10 them.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
RUMBLINC.
Things Heard and Seen Along Track
and Roundhouse.

Five G, y. & q. train crews arc
affected by the change in transfer.
Ing the Des Molneg branch from the
ottumwa main line to the Burlington
division Of that road. They were for,
merry ia line for promotion on the
same basis as the main line, but by
tho change their opportunities are
confined TO the roads running from
Abba, oskaloosa, Des Moines and
Burlington, The engineers arc A. w.
crozier, chas. ID. Hay and Joo Swein.
fest Of Abba and Gus Hart Of OF.
tumwa and Angelo Birnham OF Des
Moines Some OF them will probably
also be transferred TO the main line.