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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
COUNCIL MEETS TODAY.
Street improvement VIII BE Subject
OF Discussion.

At ( o'clock this afternoon the city
council is to meet in adjourned ses-
sion in order to consider the matter
OF macadamizing Alta street, and
other things that may come before it..
\ resolution ordering the improve
ment of Alta street from Cottonwood
to the intersection with Court, has
been prepared by City Attorney Car
ter, and will be presented at the
meeting.
1t is also probable that the matter
OF oiling section OF a street for a
sample will be discussed. For some
time past Mr.. Reeves, of Los Angeles,
has been negotiating with the street
committee on the subject, and 1t is
possible that the city and county may
cooperate and purchase four carloads
OF oil to be placed at the edge of town
as sample of an oiled road.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

Miss Folla La Toilette, the daughter
of Governor La Toilette, of Wiscontin.
has inherited some of her fathers
quick wit and audacity. She was
passing a collection plate one day,
when she was waved away by man
distinguished for his wealth and par
simony.
Nothing" he said gruffly. II have
nothing"
Take something, then" the young
woman replied; this collection is for
the poor, you know"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR GROWTH
Rev. Francis f. Clark, the President,
Renders Quarterly Report to Soci-

henuers quarterly report 10 SOcl-
ETY..
Boston, Sept 15.-The quarterly re-
port on the progress of the Christian
Endeavor movement by Rev. Francis
E. Clark, president of the United So
ciety of Christian Endeavor, made
public today, records advancement.
There are 63,003 affiliated societies.
an increase OF 231 since the last con-
vention.
The executive committee of the
board of trustees of the United States
has appointed an international COM
mittee to take charge of the plans for
celebrating the silver anniversary of
the movement. This will take the
form of the creation of a special fund
for extending young peoples work in
all parts of the world, and the erec-
ton of an International headquarters
building in honor of President Clark,
the founder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
"Ninn From italy,"

Tonight at the Frazer "'rhe Man
From Italy win be given for the BEN
eft of Pendleton Circle No. 527,
Women of Woodcraft. by local COM
pany, including some excellent local
talent Those who take part are Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Welch, Miss Edyth
Crockett and Miss Bessie Mcbride;
Messrs w. A. Crank. NJ. S. Kern,
Ralph Coon. Ernest Ruppe, Sol Baum,
and Charles O'Dell
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

payment. We will gladly do so for
you. without charge. We cash drafts
on any city in the United States or
Canada, and handle items on any city
in the world.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Pendleton, Oregon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

with money in it, bunch of keys,
handkerchief, fountain pen, etc.
Property has been left at f. o. office,
where owner can get same.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
Cashing Checks.

Should a check be drawn on an
other bank, 1t is not necessary for you
to present the check to that bank for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

Six hundred and one pupils are en-
rolled in the public schools of The
Dalles. taught by II teachers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

0. f. Steel and wife and Mrs. Grif,
fin of Nolin, came in last night ant
left for the fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
AN HONEST MAN.

If the celebrated Greek cynie phil
osopher, in his quest for an honest
man. had stumbled upon The vicinity
Of Champa2n recently. he would
not have needed q lantern to aid him
IN his search" said c. T. Clark. a
timber agent. who came in yesterday
HON Union county. says the Little
Rock Gazette Il heard of a case
down thre of uuparal ed honesty. The
hero is J J. Threat who recently pnr-
chased a farm which was formerly the
properly Of John Davis. deceased
There is an old leg cabin ON the place
and in the process of renovation
Few owner. il was discovered that
s;ont fruit lar had been buried under
}ht cabin The jar was unearthed
as.d .uund IL contain nine hundred
cellars in good American gold coined
.,5 5No,H ME and lN30 Mr. Threat
is uut So blessed with this worlds
:oods mat the sum of 5000 is to him a
mere hagatelle. On the contrary, Il
VAS small fortune in his eyes. He
does not possess great wealth. but
he has a conscience. ana his con-
science directed him to hunt up the
widow Of 'ho former owner, Of the
llaea and acQnaint her With the dis
covcry and tender her The sold which,
Threat supposed. risht have been bu-
ried by hcl hu~haud John Davis. In
vain was Threat sod that the gold
MAS properly his he MOULD not have
:; that way and he asked Mrs Davis
i she theH@hJ he money was thar of
her husband She supposed it was
and he turned the $500 over 10 her.
Mrs. Davis. however. insisted hat
Threat keep sSeo of L as reward for
his honesty It is said that il was
with difficulty HAT Threat eCud he in,
duced To accent the share II is eX.
trtmely doubtful whether Mrs Davis
could have proved her claim 10 The
money and il is due 70 Threats hon
esty that She received s6od unexpect.
e6ly"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
TO ENJOY YOURSELF

During The hot months Of tne suts,.
lner You need a lawn swing 10 rest
III. Nothing can be more comtoftat,e
than one Of these swings when placed
II the shade of a large tree or On
The porch. You have a nice place e
read and a good. cool, comfortable
Place in which to spend Your even
nes and leisure hours. The Putldt,
phatt Furniture Manufacturing com
pany by purchasing a large number
of these swings is able 10 sell them
al the very low price CT $4.95 Now
this is in truth very low price. az
this swing regularly sells at Sc 10
500. If YOU have children they want
4 lawn swing above all things and as
Sl95 is such small amount there is
one who can not afford 10 buy one.
There is cmly one place where NG4
can get them at this price and thaf
is al the Puddephatt Furniture Mann
featuring company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
FOR MAIL
On P. B. and w. Trains to Be Made--
Other Local Postal News

a. planned by Major Fmfh and Gak :
report The additional lnra} 81.
1iee will doubtless De secured. The
routt NIL he inspee;nd by Major Fn II
Ibis week. Who VIII have every tt5a&
In readiness for She inspector whom
ht arrives The re0re VIII start + IA
=r.6e BluH and &c southeast el tha
Star cry road about haIt way TO tilat
place Il Will chen "Nfcna west naf3
II reaches the Warren road. retn'rld@
hy TIA, road 10 Pine Bluff Tn" foaz"
viii he IN The torm Of Il t5an@le and
viii he about tWe.5H-six miles IN
1en2lh. a tlstanen ea~:ly eGyescd N
one day by rural carrier. Maier
Fnrth has received he anpiieation
blanks. and VIII place the il tFe
hands Of tht people liYn1 atGn2 zhe
route &c he filled ont 3l2nt rwo
hundred people viii be snppliei u
mail on The neW route.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
T. = + + 4. + f. + r 4 r. r r +
4, =
! BASEBALL NEWS. +
!, r
!, + + !. i. + i. r !. + r + + i
Tle Averages

Howard MURPHY stepped back int
his odd place as The leadef Of Tn
Cotton States leaane IN battia& Wlsh
his advent as member OF the Pm
Fluff team I1st Weok anal The pre-
mier batter ol la&j - asen a@au1 bids
tHl 10 lead The leI2ne ihis 2&a III
batting ayefaae Murphy LOST nom" 81
his ability a. Int The ball II tAa
propet tinr and bat Il into sale ter
Iitory hy his experience With the f.9
loaeuc pitchers and the hnN alusI$ u
the Cotton States arc vasN t@f hllH.
The PLAYER thinks h. bas not d"lle
himself Justice unless he lac on
one oI. two safetio5 III each game ah&
h. is generally thefc With the &oe5:5-
His stolen base record is also the best
for the number al Games III Naie2
he has played and he W. I'd Il NV
record in this. Murphy 2.r&od III
seven games since he ioiWl HE I'm
buff club and has piliei,d liz bases
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
: + - + + +t.+ + + + :: i =
OFFER SPORTS.
4%%+ + + +++ + + + -
Nelson-leWis Bout,

philadelphia Pa. May % ,Sae-
e.all Another his spur'me eve't
which has brought 10 his city lar2e
number Of lovers = The Same Of pu
slHsm GOES of l9ni4m It is th'
Battlug Nel>V0.WjU5e lewis hrn'-
The boys Will h2h ~iN lounds, unless
one or the othe' is stopped before
that time. Nelson is one vi HE great
est drawing cards n The rina. ii
spite of the fact hat he has ence been
defeated by Jimmy Eilt. While Lewis
IS also clever dshter. Ii he whips
Nelson tonisht il means fhat he VII
receive a huly csA from Frisco to
meet FOXY Jimmy Rut q whom all
singers look alike Lewis says III
prospect looks So good that it makes
him dizzy and Nelson SAYS Its
sure thing Will Win
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
Pine Bluff Sub Station.

Postmaster Fred {. Fnrh has se-
cured all the data necessary for me
establishment OF HE sub-postal 81
ton in The west end OF the city and
the department needs hut to maHs
tlle appropriation Ter the necessary
Expenses The suh-station will b.
located in the plant of the Sawyer
and Austin Lumber company and vii
be convenient to all ihe people is
ina in the west end OF the city NJ
Kendall. the manager of the Sawyer
and Austin Lumber company. has
agreed 10 furnish all the fixtures at
a certain rental per year. and MaJ'I
FuNh expects to have this station in
operation before many days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
PRESIDENT ELIOT ON
EMPLOYGNS' POLICIES

The most striking faet II ,he de
vtl0pment Of the industrial combat
during the last Two ve, rs is ,he eX
ttnsive and firm organization of The
employers. They We q Iompclnd -
form compact and trust worthy asso-
Cia ions by their experience Of he
force which could be eN"r:r1 by She
large organizations of amor against
any single employer. they fOnnd hat
their only safety was in the organ
ixation of trustworthy associations Of
employers in each Of tie principal
trades or occupations, an also ct
comprehensive associations winch
represent the employers in great
variety Of industries.
These trade associations are Of
cCurse valieHs. because The needs
and interests of the different t.ades
and manufactures are various 4 sir
Gle uniform policy is not to be eX.
pected in all employers assertions
except for ihe main lines of action
The effort after uniform policy in
Re gard te wages and hours. which
oharacterizes the federated trades
unions. is. in my view, a dangerous
one. whether for he trades unions or
tol The employers associations. TIL"
diversities in the industries and Oe-
CUpationS of the country are so great
and the conditions under which the
same industries are prosecuted in diff
f rent places differ So widely. that the
public may reasonably distrust ef-
forts at universal legislation Or uni
Nersal policies-that Is. legislation or
policies which are supposed to cover
2 great variety of trades. or are in
teEdea to produce the same rates of
wages and the same hours of daily la
hor over wide areas of our vast coun-
try. II is clear that an almost inds
poHSable mode of conducting one in
GuStfN may he entirely lnappEcahie
in another industry and that such III
Vtrsities extend TO rates of wages.
TO the number of hours which count as
q days work. and To the distribution
of the hours Of labor through the TWEEN
tH.four hours of The day -Harper's
Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
DECEPTIVE APPEARANCE

Here is an incident that is related
in connection with the interest al
present being manifested in "sys-
toms" It shows thai there are more
Nays than enc of getting the best
Of the bank. and in this case at leas;
ahstruSe and tedious calculations
were not necessary.
One evening al Dinant in Belgium.
a benevolent looking old gentleman
entered The casino and sitting down
next The croupier he produced three
o00-tranc notes This money he i'm
mediateIy exchanged for its equiva-
lent in counters For nearly an hour
he remained sitting listlessly before
Tie table. carelesSly watching the play.
Suddenly there came from the othe,
end of the table the sound Of hieh
Words. one of the PLAYERS n9viEc &C
crsed the man opposite & having
annexed his winnings Finely the
two men came 10 blows. ana the crOn-
liers had 10 interfere TO senarate
them When they regained thelr pEa.
ces and the hall had been once more
5, nj on It's journey. the old cen1ler.an
orietlv pointed to the wnolo If his
chips on the aVant-dernisr ana asKe@
Why he had not been paid.
"Rnt Your stake w9s @ct f0r the
last coup. Exclaimed The f"ou c!oa-
pier.
~oh. yes. Il was said she Ga gen
ftman firmly.
The head croupier hen appealed
10 his two >HberdiEa1es. M Y TO
ftssed ignorance and the old 2'.sn VA :
paid.
He sill sat on TIE table ont he did
nor play aeain. and he was nt'er seer
H. The rooms again after. Bnf less
tnan week later jovial party Of
three m;eht have seen seated in the
cafe Richie. Brussels. eati'ls and
drinking ,he best that money could
buy. The trio was made un Ct the
Two men who had quarreled At the
Dinant Casino and the benevolent cid
senrleman.- London Globe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

Superintendent George l.. Morris o.
iae Ho, Springs and Western roa |.
which is operating lie Rjne Fluff ard
Western. has received the application
blanks for Il daily train mail service
Uf HE Pine Bluff and Western 10 Hot
Springs including all he towns along
The route. Thia recommendation wa
made some time ago by Major f%fsl i
{ Em1h. @he Iceal postmaster, 3nd
has been acted upon by lhe dopal =
mont al Washington 10 the exte1t
tha fhey are gathering information
concerning The proposed service. Mr.
Norris is also interested in the move
Hcnt 10 secure This service and WI
Gather The necessary information as
quickly is possible.
Al present il takes a letter. tWp
DAYS - go from Pine Bluff % Sheri-
dan. hut with the new service estaA-
Gshed letters and papers would he de-
Hvcred he Same day they we've maxi
Ell The work ii gathering the intas.
mation is quite laborieus hut Win
Mai. Earth and Mr.. Morris behind tie
movement there seems 70 he ae
Gcubt that die service will be est5='-
6Shod in the near future
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

If should undertake to make an
analysis OF retail business. should
wide the subject into three parts
'he merchandise the service. the ad-
verrislne Al three of these are
equal in their importance to the 9th
trs but | should characterize the ad.
sfltisine as the dynamic power Of
lhe business. Roht c. Ogden. John
Nanamakers partner. in an address
before the Merchants Association of
y Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
TIE TRAINING OF GIRLS.

TIL, Qualities Of he4iiv ,Ne lienee
IN woman are DIS SiinetiN, nd It. these
her irainjns should tend. fhe games
and exercises which develop quick
ress and accuracy ef pe"eeption and
response. tirmneSs and sentences ot
land. SteadMesS of pNiSt and &lacG OF
movement. that grace which comes
from the apniraliau et just tneuSh
iower and no more man is needed
IL de a certain fhin2 We'll these.
rather than Ne rNushGr and heavier
sports which pile NY muscle, ave the
ii, pastimvs for sirl ENCn If she
should miss ltll,s et fh' traiuins II
holiness and ttn1citN which her
hrrthtl is supposed to sgt III fhe ath,
le1ie field. this would III better than
to have hey lose he finer tonth the
l;ehle1 St.p. the easier noton. an0
the sweet restraint of body hal he,
lon. 10 aue whose senses arr delicate
and whose personal preferences are
~ once nice and sure In the work
that she has 10 do precision and re.
tinemen ars likely % count for more
rb3n meYe faYee Man builds the
house Woman hseps an3 orders IL
Henry Van avae N Aa1per's Ra-
Zaaar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
flC games

\ tho games.
OIIie Gfrocror is lie Jeaaet. OF Gle
am in stolen bases WI MN t,# NJ
eredit. and is etee lii ~ fts' -
Murphy. Wh.le Gaveodef come sec
ond with seven Gfto#ref aso h2
ihe record fct scoring the rms Ia
his Ieam closely followed ~ Gaeen
Ger= and Kanzlcl. kanHe1 has nHds
The most hits for his team and GIRO y
re has done the most ot The aelili1e
In2
Whle# Pine Bluff can beast Of but
two 200 hittcrs all The men ar battias
@rll and before maHH more DAY In
records will be substantially m"ry's=
I'd one noticeah1e fsatnre ot th"
team work this year has been tha'
rhe members Of the team hit as ~
If moi better Oh The road than -
home.
Gayendcr has the only peeleet#mai't
in fielding. having taken ferty-oa+
chances without an elror '}fr"efg"
made his fHst error in F'ridaXs same
aud reduced his record materially
Manager sample al fist ba~e IL
made The most errors.
Tie haftina averages for he lea'h
fer The week ending Saturday. Mas
% ar as follcWs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
DELAYED TRAIN.

Train Ne ;. the northhound Tram
m the Cotton Bell, Was reported To
be six hours late this afternoon On
account of the high water IN TeN&S.
Nc accident To the train has been ~
.relted locally
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
Nicksburn Today.

The Niekshurg baseball team ;u.
rived this afternoon Al 2:4a o'eloe'l
ard will play al the new park this
afternoon. Tuesday and "Wednesday
The locals Will leave with the Weeks
burs team Thursday toy three games
at NickShurS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
Bio British Golf Event.

Prest wick Eugland May 922-tSp =
siall-The ENGLISH amateur golf
championship games began here to.
cay. Society. both English and amer
ican. was well represented, The links
here are among the finest in N"
world and il Is regretted that Walter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
New Trottinq Circuit.

Fort Collins. MAY 30 tSptciai y
The circuit of the Western Racin@ as
sociation recently formed in IN"
Rucl>v Mountain region BEGAN here
today. The =n'ottin@ circuit is m&'9
NY of Denver, Sail Lake, Pueblo. I'm
iaad Fel1 Collins, Albuquerque ana
| as VEGAS. The season ends July ".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
SECOND RURAL ROUTE.
Postmaster Furth Makes Application
for IT,

Postmaster Fred {. FnHh has filed
an application ftr an additional rural
route 10 be known as rural route
No ,. ont of Pine Bluff and an In
SpectOr Will be sent ont from Wash
in2ton this week to inspect the route
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

Grines-Are you believer in
ideals?
Earris-I used 10 te. but net since
] saw FesS.nden's wife He said sfs
Was his IDEAL, you remember -Bos
ton Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

rravis WAS unable to come tc. Eng
land this season to defend the enp
ard the title he Won last year al
Sandwich
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

The nan who is - dur b as az oys
To- never says anything he doesn't
mean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
STANDING of the Teams.
Results Sunday.

Vickshurg | Bacon RouGe O.
I'd rain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
Turn it Over
To the Wife
a.

Have YOU difficulty in say
ing money ? Then turn it
over to the wife; make her the
custodian of your funds; she
viii probably bring them to
thus bank and place them at
interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

Loaf SUGAR mus be :, shitJ,ess a
tiele
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

An old sossir sweeps Ut more div
Trap 3 rev hrC<u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

Bis clocks Go COT keep the best CT
u1< .~z.:,zz e: zzs~.alsA,s1,1EE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

A womaus strength lies u he
weasDess
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

td rain
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
Three Daughters Testify.

The committing trial Of James Hall
farmer aged so years, charged with
criminally assaulting his 13-year-old
daughter, was held at Oxford. Hall
waived examination and was remand
ed to Jail to await the action Of the
grand jury in September. Hall S
three daughters were there to testify
against him. The girls are Is, 19
and % years of age, and each Of them
charge the father with the crime
Hall is alleged to have beaten and
threatened his daughters and terror.
lied them for years.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
Killed Divorced Wife.

Harvey Balding shot and killed
his divorced wife and Harvey Hill
near Gibson, Miss. Balding was di-
vorced from his wife in January, and
recently married again. He went to
the home Of his former wife and
found Hill there He asked the woman
what right Hill had there, and at once
demanded that he leave. Hill stepped
outside. Baldwin shot the woman
and then stepped outside and shot
Hill. Hill ran some distance into a
field, and was found dead. Balding
mounted mule, rode to Muldon and
is supposed to have boarded a train
here.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
Tax on Solicitors.

In reply to an inquiry State Audi
tor 7. NJ. Henry addressed the SUBJ
Joined letter to w. +. Still, tax col
lector OF Tate county. The auditor S
Office has recently had many com
plants along the same line:
"Replying to your favor of the 7th
instant | beg to advise that under a
general decision Of the United States
and state supreme court you cannot
collect privilege tax from drum
mer or solicitor soliciting orders for
a concern located outside the state,
on the grounds that the same would
be an interference with interstate
commerce, and later it was decided
that the right to solicit orders carried
with it the right to afterward deliver
the articles actually placed In the
original order.
"The whole transaction, however,
must be bonafide one. The order
must be actually placed.
Il suspect if you would probe the
matter a little you might find the
agents are adopting that course sim
ply as blind, and no order was
placed for the goods by the purchas-
er in advance Of the delivery. Where
you find that the case the agents are
unquestionably. liable as patent medi-
cine vendors, and the same applies
to all others liable for a tax.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
Rush Charter.

Secretary Of State Power received
a Geographic order for rushing the
recording Of charter papers of the
Louisiana Great Northern Railroad
Company of Mississippi. The fee OF
$3.50 was paid. The sworn statement
Of the directors shows that the capt
tai stock is fixed at $7,5OO,OO0. The
road is to run from New Orleans to
Memphis via Jackson. The direc.
tors are: f. H. and Charles w. Good
year, n. G. Pearsall, Isaac Enochs
Marlin E. Olmstead, C. K. Mullings
and Charles I. James.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
Smallpox is Raging.

New York. Smallpox is increas-
ing and the Lazarette is filing rapid
ly, cables the Herald's Valparaiso
(Chi1e) correspondent. There are
more than a thousand patients scat
tered all over the city. The disease
also is ravaging other cities. In Ju-
min, little nitrate port situated near
Pisagua, bubonic plague broke out
recently and is causing great alarm.
The inhabitants are fleeing
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
Sam D. Harper Dead.

Sam D. Harper, a we'll known citi
zen of Jackson, aged about 40 years,
died at the family residence on North
Congress street after an illness Of
several weeks. He was formerly edi-
tor Of the Hazlehurst Courier. He
was the son Of the late Maj George
D. Harper, founder Of the Raymond
Gazette, and leaves wife and feur
children.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
To be Investigated.

Secretary Fisher of the Cotton As
ISOLATION announces that a movement
has been started to have the Depart
ment Of Agriculture investigate the
discrepancy between the figures of
the government and the association
on the acreage reduction. It is pro-
posed to have the senator's and con-
gressmen from this state to take up
the matter with the department.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
To Appraise Lands.

Washington.-It was announced at
be Interior Department that Dana
Kelsey, recently appointed to sue
eed Agent ]. Blair Shoenfelt at Mus
kogee, upon the latter's retirement
from the service June 80, has been
designated to appraise the surplus
lands Of the Delaware Indians. This
work was to have been done by Indian
Inspector Cyrus w. Bebee, who was
stricken with paralysis a few days
ago.