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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-14
CURE FOR DIVORCE EVIL.

CURt FOX DIVUKCE EVIL
The obligation love has been the French wedding
If enforced in all marriages there wouldn't be much Of
a divorce problem.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-14

William y. Castle and wf to Andrew
Adams Tr, y: r Ps 30l1 and 1909 and
rents, Laie, Koolauloa, oahu. 81 -
2GG, . 1888. Dated Mar Z, 1905.
Ed G Rowe and WI to Gaspar sylvia
NJ lots POI and POP Of ghr 3342 bldgs,
etc, Kinau and Beretania sts Honolu-
In, oahu. $1,000. y PCS, p POS. Dated
April 3, 1905.
Shun Chang to Yong See (w), ID;
por r p 561S kul 1928 Leleo Honolu-
lu oahu. 81 and mtg $500 B 2GG, p
1886. Dated April 3, 1905.
- Publ to - n. Kahalepuna, d; APPS
2 and 3 r = 1858 and ap ! r = 2j75
and rents, Waikikl-waena, Honolulu,
oahu, 81. y 2GG, 1885, Dated April
/, 1906
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-14
r. KLANfp,
Secretary.

olulu, April z, 1905.
3ts-Apr. s, y, Is.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
THE DESERVING.
The L. S~heptowich Family Will Be
Sent to Providence, r. L.

For the second time In the history
Of the county, 1t Is said, assistance Is
to be extended to a Jewish family, and
for the first time upon record the
county will send a Hebrew and his
family out of Oskaloosa.
The case is that of l.. Sheptowich,
WHO with his wife and six children,
will be sent to Providence, Rhode ISL
and, where they will make their fu-
ture home. Sheptowich is a picture
peddler, according to the city direc-
tory, and he has failed to make good
In that line. The man has failed to
make a living for his family, 1t IL
said, and Is not a success as a work
er. He will be sent to Providence,
where a brother will assist him to
get a foothold. BY arrangement, the
county will pay $500, or one-third OF
the transportation, the Associated
Charities one-third and the friends OF
the man will make up the other third
Of the cost Of transportation.
Home For Children.
Ralph and Carl Speare, sons OF u.
Frank Speare, who rs under arrest,
charged with forgery at Chariton,left
this morning. over the Rock Island
for Topeka, Kan, where they will
find a home with their aunt, Mrs. An
derson. The boys were left with the
Children's Home Society OF this city
when their stepmother, because OF
their fathers improper conduct, left
him for her home. Speare was UNI
der arrest in this county at one time,
charged with embezzlement.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
.WOODMEN OF WORLD.
Big Class is Initiated Into the Local
Camp.

A class Of almost twenty members
was initiated last evening into the
Oskaloosa lodge Woodmen of the
World. The class was gathered to,
gether by the efforts Of District Dep.
uty Pierce Perdue, who has been OK.
tremely successful In his work In this
city. After the initiation ceremonies
o fine lunch was served the assembled
brothers, and the evening was closed
with an informal smoker. The can
didates who were initiated into the
mysteries Of Woodcraft were: M. 4.
Cruzen, Charles Mccall, Charles v,
Hoffman,, Martin Cooper, William
Wentworth, s. w. Beal, A. G. Rey
nolds, II. Schwartz, A. II. Fetterhofr,
!. Il. Cornelius, Anderson Cox, A.. II,
Beaver, Murray Hartman and II. M,
Sisco.
Deputy Perdue will continue his
work In oskaloosa and vicinity and
expects to secure several more mem,
bers for the organization.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
Yours in Christ,
~ NI' IIIII"'
Pencil Texas, Nov. u, %

Pencil Texas, Nov. Il, O5.
Mr.. w. r. Gilmore, oskaloosa, Iowa.
My Beloved Brother: la In
Best Life" that you were pushing
ahead l am glad to hear 1t. wish
you and your wife could occasionally
| spare enough time to write a page
and let me know just how far along
you are.
/ have had four letters from as
many different parties talking up a
Holiness college in Colorado. L be-
lieve Oskaloosa Is the best location In
the landg today for a really great
Holiness enterprise. II the precious
people In Cincinnati had a larger con.
ception Of education and a broader
horizon that would be the pivotal
point. But / think they will not
really feel 1t and will miss 1t. So
the door is yet open for you.
They have given orders to start
our new brick chapel 95x65 feet to-
day. We need 1t badly. Our class.
es are too large for our recitation
rooms. We could hardly find seats
for our audience last Sunday, and in
the winter term we usually have ear
ly one hundred more than in the
autumn. We want to have an audi
ence room that will seat 1000 ready
for our great annual meeting In Feb
v.,nr ,yhsnh Ytpdnr nnH to IN he
again led by Seth Rees. We are
striving to get 1t.
It Is wonderful how God has bless
ed us. We have students from Can
ada TO the gulf and from ocean tc
ocean this term and already since
the opening in September one hun
bred and two have been saved OF
sanctifed. And we have not had one
extra religious service! Since the
founding Of the college 1854 have
thus found God. What may not be
done under God in oskaloosa? Pray
pray while you work.
Yours in Christ.
A. M. Hills.
We IOllhlShd w NhS pSOpA1 vi ~
kaloosa this enterprise which promis
es to bring to u city hundreds o.
the best young people from a large
territory and with them the Cody
influence that these schools always
bring. In the few Holiness schools
in the land powerful reviyals have
come as a natural result Of the c"u
slant teaching Of the Bible doctrines
Of regeneration and sanctlfication. II
these prejudice does not exist towards
THIS doctrine and where It does no
exist 1t is comparatively easy to Leaf
young and tender hearts to God. A
large per cent (about 90 per cent WI
are told) Of the students OF thes'
schools become definitely saved ant
60 out to bless the world in the vari
Gus calllngs OF life.
Let the people Of this communit.
take hold Of taIs matter n a goo'
school win. we believe, be opened b.
next fall, and not only two hundre'
probably present, but soon severa
hundred.
w. r. and Il. T. Gilmore.
u VIM. Crossons
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
CASE IS COMPLICATED
John Kirk Gives Some Sensational
Evidence In Court.

Unable to furnish the $1,000 bonds
necessary for their liberty, Charles
Sullivan and Ed Cooper, spent Thurs.
day night In jail under arrest on a
charge Of larceny from the person.
The men were held for preliminary
examination Saturday and are accus-
ed In connection with the robbery OF
John Kirk, who was found drugged,
robbed and unconscious behind the
Rock Island saloon on West High av.
enue last Friday afternoon. g
The arrest Of the men was made
upon warrants from Justice Prich-
ett's court, sworn out after an exami.
nation Of John Kirk, who had disap.
peared from Oskaloosa at the time
OF the first examination, when sulli
van and Cooper were held for yag.
rancy.
Kirk In a signed and sworn state
ment yesterday made disclosures
which 1t is said strongly implicate
Sullivan In the robbery but which ac.
cuses Cooper but slightly. For the
cast against Cooper the officers rely
largely upon the testimony Of other
witnesses.
The statement OF Kirk explains
that ne was given money to leave os
kaloosa before the trial Of Sullivan
and Cooper, and that ne was given
to understand that prosecution for
various charges awaited him here II
he stayed. The man skipped, but
was brought back by Constable An
drews on a warrant charging intoxi
cation.
AS to the robbery, Kirk knows but
very little. He remembers only be
ing with Sullivan and Cooper, and 70
members some Of the statements
made to him, ne alleges, by Sullivan
From a certain time when he was
with Sullivan on the ~streetuntl wax
ing up in the Mahaska county jail
the mans mind is a blank.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
IN NORTH AAnASKA,
pelnas " she coed TAespls ~ mere
Al Teia Nv shs star.

A new hrdhe IA EolnW III afsesp
NuFth river. iusa west ~ shu MARTIN
n Nuunhln tile and brick wrths.
formerly rvnea nv reser Myen
Albert Fisher ana hlu falhsr ahip.
ped two car lohda uf hogs, taR head,
Acad them at 9 cents. bringing 1890.
That's the way iowa farmers make
inoney.
--latest reports from Jasper Vail, Ii
a hospital at Chicago to have hts
eyes treated, state steady improve
ment and that he u likely to be Al
home soon.
Miss Llslo cambridge died Oct rs
at Chefoo, CHINA. where she has re
sided some IN years. She was n sis.
ter 70 the father az Mahlon Balm.
bridge, cashier OF state bank.
The ladies OF the Christian church
provided excellently for Thanksgiving
feasting at the Hoover building on
East Market street, were well pa.
tronized and cleared over $50.
G. G, Caves has bought out nils
partner in the @. w. Alderman & Co,
real estate business, which leaves
him sole proprietor here, Mr.. Aker,
man controlling matters at Fremont,
VIII Hammond and g. w. Way
brought fine samples OF grain from
Texas, a wild cat pelt and eagle
claws. Mr.. Way purchased also GO
head Of Hereford steer calves which
go out to the farm in Union town
ship, a choice lot that he has secur,
ed for feeding.
Mahaska Lodge No. 336 A. +. &
A. M, elected the following officers
last night: II. j. Vail, w. NJ; John
Jennings, s. W.; Geo. Wiswell, J.W.;
Maynard Watland, treasurer; John
Seary, secretary; ]. l.. Sanders, trus'
tee, and the installation Of same will
occur Tuesday evening, December
10th. =
Robert Thomas called Saturday and
In talking o the DURABILITY o.
Iowa soil, referred to the II. p. Fer
rell place Joining his that has raised
a crop OF grain every year since
1860, the last crop Of corn yielding
60 bushels per acre, and this year
It produced fifty bushels Of oats and
for the first time was sown to grass
During all these fortyEfye years Il
has never had a particle Of fertilizer
There was a happy wedding coca
sion at the Jonathan Andre home
Monday evening, his daughter, Miss
Minnie, being united in marriage tc
George A. Musson, an attorney o.
Braymer, Mo-, where they will re
side. Rev. A. b. Cornell oficiated
Near relatives and q few invited
guests were present and a delightful
supper was served. Miss Andre hal
a host Of warm friends here and al
ayfnud hearty CONGRATULATIONS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
TAX LIST is SMALL.
The Fine Showing This Year Breaks
All Records.

In regard to the unusually small
tax sale this year County Treasurer
Eby states that he has issued ninety
three certificates for properties sold
and may possibly issue a few more,
but their number will not be at most
greater than a hundred. In contrast
to this the treasurer states that al
ter the sale last year he issued one
hundred and forty certificates and for
the year before one hundred and for
ty, or about fifty more than this year,
The issuing Of certificates will be dis
continued Monday. ..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
PURLIc SALE PRICES.
Big Crowd and Satisfactory Receipts
al Westcrcamp's.

At the A. Westercamp sale on
Wednesday, Dec. 9, III miles south
west Of oskaloosa. a good sized crowt
attended and property sold well. Some
Of the prices follow:
One span Of 2-year-old mules solo
for 1901.
One span OF 2.year-old mules FOL
$282.
One span Of 1-year.old mules, STA
One span Of 1.year-oid mules, $3.50
One span Of sucking mules, $135.
Single mule Z years old, $172.
Team road bred colts, s142.
Total amount Of sale, $4,000.
I. M. Reed, Auctioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
Adludoed Insane.

Mrs. Anna A. Cook, OF Beacon, de.
clared insane by the commissioners
Of insanity, was taken yesterday TO
Mt. Pleasant for commitment in the
state hospital for the insane. Mrs,
Cook is a lady age about rs years,
and is falling in body and mind. Ac.
cording to the statements made be.
fore the commissioners she was al
times very VIOLENT. Deputy Sheriff
N. Moore escorted the lady to the
hospital.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
vlsITED POOR FARM.
Grand Jury Takes Advantage Of Fine
December Day.

The grand jury yesterday, taking
advantage OF good weather, visited
the poor farm. The visit satisned
that body in every way that the man
agement OF the farm was proper and
its interests were in good hands. In
every way was the grand jury pleased
with the trip. The body adjourned
Friday evening until Monday, when
1t win continue its Investigations In.
to criminal matters.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Remaining uncalled for In the post
once at OskaIoosa, Iowa, for the
week ending Dec. 2, 1906:
Gents List.
Albee, Chas Christman, M b
Collar, Rev tt Harrison, Harry
Howard, Ohas Johnson, John X
Long, Carl Merrill, Dustin "
Otis, Will Stanley, James.C
Van Pell, Chas West, Earnest
Ladies' Llst.
Adams, Lewis Mrs Brook, Ira Mrs
Carr, Lily Chord, Sarah
Fortney, Josie Myres, Delina
Nesbitt, e Miss Reynolds, M Il Mrs
Shaw, Lena Towson, Maggie
Parties calling for letters from this
list win please call attention to ad-
vertised list of this date. The above
letters win be held two weeks from
date and then sent to the dead letter
ONCE.
CHAs. ". HoFFMANE, r. M.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Now that foot ball is out Of the
question, sportsmen are beginning to
ask questions about base ball what
sort OF a team will Big PIT have?"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Fremont, and some Of u~skaIoosa
besides, watched with interest toaay
for Judge Clements decision In the
Stolte permit case.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
cHAs. v. HoTTMASE, p. M.

The Holiness university proposition
grows In favor and Oskaloosa is GER
tain at some future time to have the
institution.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
MIR. GREGORY
SPEAKS.
O'Flaharity also Ad-
dresses Voters.

Monday at recess of Court
Hon. r. T. Gregory. of New
Kent, Democratic candidate
for the House of Delegates,
and Hon. ID. E. O'Flaharty,
OF Richmond. a member OF
the Constitutional COnven-
ton, made fine addresses to
the voters OF this city.
The speakers were intro
duced by Mr.. II. ID. Cole. Mr.
Gregory had never previous
ly addressed the people of
this section. But his first
speech made a good impress
sion. He dealt with local
questions mostly. He de
clared himself as opposed to
any legislation looking to
the repeal of the BAYLOR sur.
vey. He ridiculed the idea OF
the free school book PROPOSE
tiOn of thekepublican party
He said that the cost would
be about 100000. The
cOlOred people pay less than
10 per cent of school tax and
if free books were given them
ii would be a great burden
TO white taxpayers. Mr..
Gregory favOrs liberal ap-
preparations to the colleges
and State hospitals for the
insane.
Mr.. O'Flaharty is an elO,
Iuent speaker. He is an old
time campaigner. He de-
clared he respected Roosevelt
as president but did not
honor him as a man, He at
tackled the National Repub
lican party, and his remarks
were scathing,
Owing TO the fact that re
cess OF Court happened about
the meal hour, the attend
ance was small.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
News from the Counties of the {
Virginia Peninsula. /
From .Holdcroft.

HOldcroft. Va, October II.
Not much OF interest going
on in Brass Ankle this week:
The farmers are sowing
some grain, but they are
hindered by the dry weather
Miss Mildred Walker had
as her guest this week Miss
Alice Brown of Alabama.
Miss Ruby SOuthall, OF Viii
iamsOurg, visited her par
ents MIR. and Mrs. &. NJ.
Southall this week.
MIR. Gardiner Marable of
Norfolk Is visiting relatives
here.
Our citizens are not pat
rOnizing the Horse Show.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

The Australian leather Jacket viii
swim up with the hook In its lip and
with its sharp teeth sever the slack
line above. The pOllacS will plunge
headlOng 20 the rocks and fray the
line against some handy shell OF nus-
sci or oyster. The blue shark twists
in the water with such rRpidity as 10
test the braEsst gear.
The sharks and rays have obviously
less 10 fear than the herring OF mack
erei. The fishes which live on the
bottom can clearly disregard the at
tacks OF such Taarauding fowl as the
gull and gunnet. while even the cor
morant and diver do not. as q rule.
seek their prey far beneath the sur
face water. The typical ground-dwell-
ers OF our seas. moreover. the natnan
are 30 formed, that, save when ex-
tremely small they would IN all prob
ability choke any fowl so nl-&dvissd
as TO try 70 swallow them whole. The
scales OF fishes are OF little use as
armor In the case OF crabs. Holsters
and other shell nsh." however. their
coverings are sure defenders. and they
would seldom die except from old age.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
LATEST UMBRELLA TRICK.


About the siickest umbrella fir1.r n
town dropped In the other day ~
r7arked the head barber In enc OF ths
uptown hotels. seco~ding 20 the Nss
York OSobe.
You doa't say replied the nan In
the chair. How did he operAtsf-
Oh he vas q changer
~Ah. see. He OrOsgAt IN an oio
umbrsAa aOd walked out wtth a sev
one
~oh. no. thars an OLD. clumsy Kau,s
that vas worked 20 years sEo Thn
chap va NJ 20 the times and crisbet
the rain sasesds By deftly chanGias
handles He carried full stock OF
handies and when be sighted a nne sliA
umbrella with . g0ld or silver hAndis
he slipped II OF and screwed on soua
hing entirely different, Tnsn Ne
dropped the original handle IN hh
pocket and leisursiy awaited hls op
portunity % alp out without attracting
attention.
"Aa everybody Identities their um-
brella By the handle this litter ear
walk right pAst you with your ovu
umbrella And 700 never notice a. on
the world Ia moving and even ths
umbrella thief keeps up with the times
these days
And the Aead barber changed ~
subject 20 hAir tonlca.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
w. M. BUSH.

W. NJ. Bush died suddenly
at his home in UniOntown,
Ala, last Friday, aged %
years; Mr.. Bush was a ma
tive OF this county, but has
lived in Alabama for 3Oyears.
The remains were brought
here and Monday were laid
to rest in the old Bush bury
ing ground in the after
noon at , o'clock. The ser
vices were conducted at Mt.
Vernon church bv Rev. W. \.
| Il. Goodwin OF this city. The
pail bearers were Messrs. L.
l'r. COwles, +. T. Martin, NJ .
is. Warren. ID. W. MarstOn,
B. II. Ratcliff and L. +. Gate
wood.
Mr.. Bush is survived by
two brOthers-Judge John
W. Bush. of Birmingham
who, accompanied the re-
mains here, and Mr.. Joe. r,
Bush a member of the board
/ of supervisors OF James City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
Republican Speakers.

The following Is a list Of Republican
speaking and speakers in Peninsula
District, 1908:
October Is. Whites Store. might
Lane Lacy. Edgar Allen. Jr, c l. Harri-
son. 10, Charles City { Il. forenoon,
e A Hanson. Harrison. Wise G y 20.
Grafton q 30 p M 6 \ Wise. K II Tai
ley. c L Harrison. q. Diascund q 30
. M X II Talley. p Stephenson. ( L
Harrison. %. Tunstall q 90 M
Lane Lacey. < l. Harrison. -. Oyster
Point (uight) { K Moore. II K Walcott
K II Talley. 25. Magruder (uight) Lane
Lacey, ( K Moore, ( l. Harrison. 26.
Quinton Is 80 D M K II ralley. T b
Snead, { L Harrison. 2s. Toano q 30
D ND William Kent. RH Tallcy. 2s.
Lee Hall @ 3O) Edgar Allen. r.. c \
Wise. { L Harrison. 30. Williamsburg
(uight) William = Kent, Lane Lacey.
c l. Harrison. 81, West Point might
William Kent. g A Hanson, Lane La
cey. November: l, White House Is 80
p M Edgar Allen. IT., B Snead. { L
Harrison ?, Warwick { II p 80 M
c A Hanson. u n Wise 3, Roxbury
Is 90 M Lane Lacey, RI Talley,
( L Harrison. 1. Hornsby : Store might
Lane Lacey. @ A Hanson. II K Walco,t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

An uncoueh and Ecesncie rAnnsr
wrets Yaertotfe wun.s
Century Ago

Music scarcely had a voice h><rra
the tine % william. Bill,sxs born N
Boston. octooer '. lisa. Ys,. ~ zsda.
this Dsa vas. =. tanner. an ecccnersc
ans aReouth character. easiy rsclesa,ed
eFsa In his e~n days. says. tie. .Na-
ucnAl xss2zins.
He Is saId 30 have ehaT<ed eown M
earliest oonposittoos upoa aisss Of
leather. Hs wAs dsforrned IN pr.
son. Sllnd In ons ere. untidy In dr.ss
With one leg shorter thar the othsr. A
Tremendous snuR tAksr, be earvfsd
tobacco AZ ven srouad him IN ala eoat.
the poekst or which va purpoasly
made OF leather Bat hts music Away
Bad ksics CT patrsstiam IN ~ (il
quality much prifed a. the time of n
revolution). ard 80 greatly did n,
eoionists IKE hiz Work that tna strain
Of his trsplring tnnss we're hsArs frou
avsry pipe Ia ths New EngiAad rznks
ard led the way 10 victory 90 naAsy .
haFd-toaEht asid.
Billings n aaid 20 have ben tAs arss
70 intrococe ths vtsioncsilo tnto. New
EnEiaEa churches. . Ereai step toward
the vsntful intrOdactlor Of che orsan
He also vas probably tns arst % use
the pitch pipe % -set the tans- Hs
died Ia Boatoa. SeptsmAsr "a haoo
and published almost to Ne last ks
Il probably one OF the unmarked
graves on Bostso Common
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

1 ooas are an distilled r me under the best land
are are cured and rpend by before the
ou clean
directly
nave mailing
always oi the
by their being absolutely straight
ing customers the number limit
plan of handling
age my mas
date my aady large constantly opened
cd
facilities excellent prompt bipments am
dis ileryb brands
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

S@Ciifton Spring a year old, full 100 proof
straight Rye Best goods on earth for the money.
Prompt shipment cages
an goous less than & gall add packing
kaion 2O gallons. 45. 5galou ukes7
cypress G5SFreght Charges
Regular Satisfied
Ask Yourself Reason
oy Registered
Write for complete prcelst ' ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
SANTA BARBARA NAVAL.
MILITIA WILL CRUISE
viii Go With Other Companies on a
Long Ocean Voyage Next
June
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SANTA BARBARA, April 13.-The
sixth division, naval militia of Cali
fornia. will probably go on a long
ocean cruise next June with other COM
panies of the California reserve. This
information is given out by A. L. Cald-
wen, lieutenant junior grade, and En-
sign F. l.. Smith, officers of the local
company who have just returned from
San Francisco, where they met the
other officers of the naval reserve in an
election of state officers.
Adislado Alvarez, the unfortunate
man who was crushed between two
freight cars in the Southern Pacific
yards yesterday died at an early hour
this morning. Alvarez, who was 40
years of age, leaves "A widow and two
children in this city.
Charles w. Merritt with three assis-
tants has been busy during the last
few days in packing the Santa Bar
para county exhibits in boxes prepara-
tory to shipment to the Lewis and
Clark exposition. The entire exhibit
will be in the freight depot ready for
shipment tomorrow morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
WOULD RAISE FUNDS
FOR FIRE APPARATUS
HiqhIand Will Hold Mass Meeting
With View to Collecting Two
Thousand Dollars
attendance
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
HIGHLAND, April 13.-The question
of fire protection has again come up
only "a small amount has yet been
subscribed toward furnishing the nee
essary fire apparatus. A mass meet
ing is to be called on Saturday evening
by the citizens to ascertain how much
of the $4,000. which the committee con-
slider sufficient can be raised. Highland
Is entirely helpless in time of fire.
A meeting of the directors of the
First bank of Highland was held last
week when Nj. M. Randall was elected
to fill the vacancy on the board oc-
casioned by the retirement of Wake
field Phinney. M. C. Taylor of Stafford,
Ariz., arrived during the week to act
as cashier succeeding Guy Courtney
who has gone to Redlands.
A. A. True and Captain Robert Bos-
worth have been elected as delegates
from Highland lodge No, 211, knights
of Pythias, to the grand lodge to be
held at San Luis Obispo next month.