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New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
Chief of Staff Talks About
Conditions in the Army.
BY James b. Morrow.

It was in the asfy blur of dawn colonel Of
infantry with the eager eye. the cunning ear and
the ready weapons Of a scout, was riding alone
in advance of his men,
There was q hurried but cautious stir IN tho
Jungle ahead. Then seven Filipino insurgents
lean panthers. slipped into the open. Turn
ing sharp bend in the way. they vanished.
The colonel gaIIoped forward and got wild vol
ley into the earth and over his head, as ~ swept
around the corner. He opened fire, twelve bullets
to pistol and a pistol in each hand. The rip
ping noise OF the fusillade multiplied his shots
IN the terror OF his enemies and they fed, ping
ing with their rifles they ran-aI but one:
with arm crimson and limp at his side. he bur-
rowed TO safety in a tropical thicket.
A lieutenant and two men. splitting like cats.
were ridden down in a field Of rice and caught.
For this feat OF arms James Franklin Bell got
a medal of honor.
There is a belief in the army that Bell IS actu-
ally fearless. He went to the Philippines a
captain Of cavalry and returned a brigadier gen.
eral Fighting did IT. To-day he is chief of
staff who is chosen by and whose tenure lies
wholly within the pleasure OF the President. He
is the military expert OF the nation. 1t was a
long, spectacular leap from a captainship in
1898 10 the chieftaincy of the staff in 1906
What is the difference" asked him, be
tween modern methods OF fighting and those fol-
lowed, for instance during the War of the Re-
bellion2"
THAT Is a hard question to answer in a few
words" General Bell replied. THE elementary
causes for success or failure in battle are the
same in the Civil War. If the armies
were OF equal size. approximately, the general
who placed his troops in the better tactical po-
stion having in mind the theatre of war and
matters Of strategy, would win the fight. Even
then he would have TO throw the bulk Of his
forces against the key of the position at the
right time This formerly and is now.
Strategy has changed but little. The means OF
obtaining tactical advantages however, have
changed much. and due primarily to improve
ment in firearms and field artillery. Our old
rifle Of large calbre and low initial velocity.
The effective carrying distance of its bullet was
not more, perhaps, than coo to 900 yards. The
same true of field artillery. Now we have
Z rife Of small cal!bre which is effective at from
1000 to 5000 yards while modern field artillery
Is effective at from three to five miles.
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WINNING A MEDAL OF HONOR

Other memories came into General ReIlr
mind: could see them in his eyes. now almost
black and cleaning like Goals OF fro m the
night DO you know he asked, that no ax-
citement in the world equals tho hunting O. a
man who has gun his arm and is ou. 70
kill you? shall not call II sport because many
good people wouldn't understand: but shooting
tigers isn't 10 be compared with IT for q mo-
ment know. I led scouts in the Philip
pines II was our business to beat tho bush
and be shot at, that we might locate the enemy,
and hunt him down. IF could safely do 80. z
should say such duty was Incompatible a. q
sport But then I should be called blood
thirsty. when I am not"
And now tell me about your medal OF honor.~
l asked 7 have seen ii stated that you siaugh-.
tered a lot or men with your sword"
THAT is a fantastic lie All that Gid WA
20 hit a Door devil IN the arm am tired o.
being described as butcher. But III set youf
straight, III set you straight, and then I'll nSv s
along early IN the morning IN advance OF myH
men, An officer and seven insurgenes-rnayb>,
there were only stx-dodged around q corner.
went on TO see where they had gone. They began.
firing at me. I fired back with my pistols
Mausers-ten cartridges IN each-maktnS tear
ing noise like Gatltng guns. My string OF hui-'
lets ratified the ruthans and they shot too high,
or too low, or both. 7 rode AT them and chase<f
the officer and two OF his man into 4 rice nsidY
They were scared 20 death and surrendered. u
tell you IL was nothing; but ths paint has beerl
daubed on SO thickly that the whole incidensl
has become positively wearisoIne 20 ma"
Within your own knowledge. dtd you evs1
kill any one-Ffipino or Indian?"
GeIlsral Bell looked at for half q nntnuea.
as in astonishnant Evidently I had gone e,
the limit. With an effort 70 appear una9ttAnpd~'
but with burr on every word. ehe genaeat
replied; = won't answer such cusstion-
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THE PRIyATE's CHANCE.

THE lieutenant general gets $11.Oo0 a year
The nav of a major genera! is $500 of a briga-
dier general S5.50O. OF colonel SS500 Of a leu
tenant colonel $4,000. of major $780, of a cap
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and found the imprint OF a bullet right under
MS left nipple. You see, IL spent ball
and had made a red mark In the mean tins
he was believing as hard he could.
The bullet didn't go through you' said
Look and you will find II in your trousers
Inc boy was doubtful. but he stopped crying
and IT a minute had the ball in his hand
Well, I'll be hangedp he said and then
turning about full of spirit. but showing some,
chagrin. exclaimed: I'll go back and try 'era
again"
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hospital corps and other essential staff or
ganizations. The President can increase this
force TO 10000 If he thinks It to be necessary,
but the appropriations made annually by Con-
gress for the minimum strength OF sixty
thousand men,
How many national guardsmen. or state SOL
diers, there in the country"
About 115.000. Under the provisions of the
Dick law, which extends considerable federal
assistance to state troops, it is believed the
effectiveness Of the militia will be materially
increased. This year we had seven camps where
the regular army was concentrated. Camps Of
instruction. I would call them. The organized
militia of the various states was invited 70 these
camps. and guardsmen from all parts Of the
country Joined the regular troops in tent life,
field work and so on
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
CHEWING CUM FROM TEE TO CONSUMER

Some idea of the universally of the chewing
gum habit may be gathered from the fact that
nearly one billion sticks OF that popular article II
commerce were manufactured last year. Few
users however familiar with the nature and
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
AT YOUR SERVICE.
Emergency Crezcs at Beck and Call
of Gas Users.

Little nothing is known by the general public
of OF the most effective branches OF the gas
company, its emergency system" It is another
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The Unified States Of America.
The District Of Porto Rico.

4 WHEREAS, on the seventh day Of
September, 1906, The United States and
Porto Rico Navigation Company filed a
libel in the District Court of the United
States for the District of Porto Rico
against the Schooner Harry A. Berwind''
her boats, tackle, apparel and forniture, in
a cause of collision Civil and Maritime.
4 AND WHEREAS, by virtue Of process
in due form Of law, to me directed, return
able on the oath day Of September, 1906,
I haxe seized and taken the said Schooner
.Harry A. Berwind" and have her in my
custody.
4 NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
District Court will be held in the United
States Court Room in the City Of San
Juan, P. r.
On the oath day of September, 1906,
A, D., at 10 A. M, for the trial of
said premises, and the owner or owners,
and all persons who may have or claim
any interest, are hereby cited to be
and appear at the time and place afore-
said, to show cause, If any they heve, why
a final decree should not pass as prayed.
H. S. HUBBARD,
2v u. s. Marshal
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Board Of Medical Exa-
miners of Porto Rico.

En- la Oficina de este Board sc celebra-
ran el martes 2 de octubre proXImo dlas
sucesiVos examenes para los asplrantes
Iicencias para practicar legalmente la Me-
dicina la Cirujfa en- Puerto Rico, 10 mis-
mo que para los que deseen obtener una
licencia que los acredite como C1ruJanos
Memories, Comadronas 6 Nurses (enter-
meras.)
Los Inedicos presentaran en- esta Secre-
tarfa una soliciTud jurada, al t1tulo Gle
Universidad Escuela de Medic1na, que
los acredite como tales y pagaran un dere-
cho en- TesoreTGa de Is do lars.
Los aspirantes licencias de ClruJanos
Memories, ComadTOnas o Nurses presenLa-
ran igual solicitud, acompanando tertllca-
dos facultativos que le acrediten haber
hecho practica Y estud1Os en- Hosp1tales,
DOR un tempo no menor de dos amos. Los
derechos de examenes y certihcados seran,
10 dollars los Pract!cantes, . las Comadfo-
mas v 10 las Nurses enferm eras.
Las solicltudes en- blanco podran pedl1se
a esta SecretarGa, 10 mismo que cualqulera
eXplicacion que fuese necesarla, relaclO-
NADIA con dichos eXamenes.
Pasada esCa conVocatoria, sera conslde-
rada como practica Illegal la de todos los
Medicos, Practicantes, Comadronas Nur-
ses que encontrandose en- Puerto Rico TN
ell tempo de la publ. cacion de- este anun-
clio eierzan cualquiera de estas profesiones
sin someterse q 10 que la ley exile.
DR.. M. QUEVEDO BAEZ,
Secretario.
San Francisco 72, 10.
ApartadO 712. IL V. s.
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Notice Of Marshal's S Sale.
United States Of america,
The District Of Porto SIS
Ricn.

Public notice is hereby given, thay by
virtue of writ of FieTi Facias Cor execu-
tion), dated July Is, A. D., 1906,
issued out Of the District Court, of the
United States for the District Of Porto
Rico on Judgment rendered in said Court,
on the 9th day of April, A. D., 1906, in
favor Of Frank Antonsanti and against
Wilbert P Parkhurst. / have, on this
25th day Of August, A. D., 1905, levied
upon the following described real estate,
situated in the Barrio Hatotejas Of Baya-
mon and District Of Porto Rico; to wit:
ssFinca Ruatica'' composed Of IL acres,
equal to 4 hectares, 48 areas and 78
centiareas, with two story masonry house,
rooted with galvanized iron, varas front
and varas deep, with kitchen and other
appurtenancies, said property being bound.
ed on the North by the lands Of Arthur
Ell. Hansard, Ramon Santana, Gregorio
Aponte and ssLa Succession" Of Julian
Chico, represented byAbelardo Carrera, on
the South and East by the lands of Dona
Tomasa Gonzalez and on the West by
those Of Leon FIorit and Ramon Santana,
inscribed in the Office Of the Register of
Property at Pan Juan, 2. B. Book 19,
Folio 159, Bayamon, Fifth inscription,
and that will, accordingly, offer said
real estate for sale, at public vendue, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, on
the 28th day Of September, A. d., 1906,
at II o'clock A. M. on the premises.
Dated, San Juan, 2. R., August, %,
1905.
Ills. HUBBARD
u. s. Marshal.
The District of Porto Rico.
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De ACTUALIDAD
Aband0nO De pIantas MuniripaIes en-
Indiana.
4 10 que 50 dsbs sl abandono d tales pIantas.

Del electrical World NE s de Agos-
to 25 de este afo, extraetamos
Varias ciudades estado de Indiana han
descubierto recientemente que sus plantsa
municipales de alumbrado eran peTjudicia-
les sus intareses y las estSn abandonado.
La planta electrica de Muncie ha pasado
manos de una compafiia particular. EI
alcalde de Richmond, elegido por tercera
yez por los portidariOs del dOmiisio npatnici-
pal recomieada Ia Venta de ii plaqato elsc-
tsco municipal Ia ciudad De Longsport
ha nombrado un comite para eatudiar Ia
posibilidad de abandonar la planta mnni.
cipal por ocasionar gastos excesivos.
El abandono de estas plantas municipa-
les Sc debe que el costo del aIumbrado
es mayor de 10 que debiera ser mucho.
mayor que 81 este estaviera cargo de.
corporacioneB particulares. En- Marion,
por ejemplo, el costo de cada lampara de
arco es mas de $50 al aflo, mientras que
una companfa particular ha propueato ha-
cerse cargo de Ia plapta cobrando solo
$47 80 por lampara al afio.
La planta municipal de Marion fue
establecida hace trece amos y Ia ciudad
paga actualmente interesea sobre $4,000
de bonos emitidos para cubrir q costo, =
seguira pagado intereses adn despu6s que
Ia planta haya paEado q manos de Ia COM
pa1fa particular.
EI coato del carbon en- Ell Estado de In
diana es de $2.17, t6rmino medic, la tone.
lada.
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lllISICA

Acaba de recibfrse por el dltino vapor.
franceses, de los mas modernos y Sc eetos,
va instrumentados para Orquesta. Cual-
quiera de dichos bailables puede remitirse
pOr correo, enviando un giro postal de un
dollar.
Iambien Sc ha recibido un su.tido de
libretas pautadas, propias para repeItorios
de Orquestas y Bandas.
Atri es de metal amarillo nikelados (no
re oxidan) en- estuches muy elegantes, q
50 25 uno.
Dirigisse Jesds Rend6n Almira, Allen
st. 21. Box 216, San Juan, p. r. Is v q
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VENT.

En- ell pobIado de Hato Rey Sc vendeuna
magnffica casa un solar bien situados.i
En- la plateria de Meseguer infoEmaran.
Is v. q.
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rentenas y sanidad Militar para organizsr
Ell servicio su cargo realizarlo en- la
forma que estime mas conveniente.
De Ia Administrator Militar y de Ia
Tesorerfa del expresado Regimiento est6n
encargados los sehoTes don ErneBto Castro
= don Carlos Parquet.
Cada uno de los Escuadrones constara
de 100 hombreg, dividiendose de por mi
tad 81 ndm. 2para operar con so en- Jo-
vellanos con igual ndmero en- Cimarro-
mes.
De Gaane. administrator dc Correos
aIzodo.-Guane, % de Agosto. Segdn
informes de un individuo de Mantua, en-
el dia de hoy ha desaparecido el Admins
trador de CoTreos de dicho pueblo, dejan-
do la ofcina abandonada. Sc ignora 81 Sc
fu6 para el monte.
DimamitG. FL Jefe de las fuerzag que
defende este pueblo cuenta con gran can
tidsd de dinamita, Sc dice que ha sido
colocada en- las avenidas de Ia poblaci6n
para utilizarla en- case neceEario. -
AIaodos.-Hasta Ia fecha es SECURE que
han abandonado el pueblo uni6ndose los
rebeldes, los siguientes individuos,
DR.. Antonio Maria Rubio, ex-m6dfco
municipal; Francisco salgado, ex.inspec-
tor de Sanidad; Ramon Mat6, ex-policfa
municipal; Pablo Dueho, i'd. i'd; Pedro
Gonzalez, id. i'd; Pedro Murrieta, expo.
licfa especial; Panflo Vald6s, ex secretario
de Quintana, Est6ban Crist6bal Pastor
Vaquero, mdsicos de la banda de Luis
Perez; Andres y Modesto Cartaya = Joa-
qufn Peir6.
A las cinco p. m, cierro estas lines y sc
nota en- este pueblo mucha tranquilidad,
Noticio desne1ltidG-No es cierto 10
que dice La Discussion sobFe el ataque de
Pine Guerra este pueblo; pero 81 que
este Sc espera de un momento & otro, y que
para repelerlo Sc cuenta con bastantes We
teranos, Guardias Rurales y Mupicipales,
asi como con armas y municiones-
La tonaa de MontuG. Sc sabe por el
correo de hoy la toma del pueblo de Man
tua por los rebeldes
Esper0ndO f,terzGs.-Pr Procedente de Son
Juan Martinez, Sc esperan de este pue-
bio los GuardiaB RuraIes al mando del
Coronel Avalos, los Artilleros y les Vete-
ramos que hace dias desembarcaron en- el
expresado pueblo de San Juan.
NOticiG contirnodd0. frme Ia noticia
de que Ell administrator de Correos de
Mantua Sc ha alzado en- aquel pueblo. Ell
Juzgado instruye diligencias.
Gesane oislado. Hoy sc interrumpio la
dnica lfnea telegrafca que existfa, y sc
cree que fueran los rebeldes, de este pue-
bio 4 Martinas. Tambi6n se dice que
''Pinito" estS en- aquellos barrios. H.
El pueblo Sc muestra indignado con Ia
toma de Mantua. Is.
De Guone-Otro nOtici0 desnertidG.-
No es cierto 10 que publica "Ia. Luchs
en- su edici6n del dia 27, referente ha ha
berse alzado ell ex-alcalde de este pueblo
senior Antonio Murriata Romen.
Una olLGdora.-De aver en- 81
antique Quartet de la Fuerza, Plaza d.
Armas Sc ha montado una ametralladors
de las que ha recibido de los Estados Uni
dos ell Gobierno.
Ell maneio de dicha mSquina de guerrs
esta encomendado los aTtilleros instrui
dos por 81 Captain Cleus. que sd halla des
tacado en- Ell mencionado cuartel.
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EN- NEW-YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
ga situada en- 81 punto mas cen
3rico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias a los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l9fono y demas adelantos moder-
aos.
Dirijirse q M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
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lNDICADOR GENERAL

coNSEIo "A LAS MADREs.-Ei jarabe cslnnante a.
Sonora Winsow debe sempe que los ninos esGan
a pequeo paciene, produce sueno natural tranquio
nya el dolar e angelic despieFta muy vivo aegre
ecas, avia sus dolores hace faees las fqneones del
estomago regua los intestnos Es & mefor renaedo
rOnocido para q daea va PROVENCE ea de IA dentic5n
as eialquiera ota ISngase mueho cdado per
Jarabe Calmante de IA Seiora WnsloWss IS Il meog
ds todos
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no SON eslN RIvALD
Nj la eLA MANO NEGRA.

Las continues quejas que SO han prodn.
cido en- Bayam0n otras poblaciones de
esta isla, causa de la mala calidad de
pan que en- OcasiOnes SO expende, tiene
por base el empleo de harinas de inferior
caIiClad.
: VuelVeu q Ocupar un puestO prineipalIsi-
mo en- ell mercado de esta ciudad, y las.
Teciben por Was Nueva Orleans Nueva
York, los Sres VSLtar g Co., las afamadas
harinas
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THE INGLATERRA.

Casa recientemente alberta con
y bien amuebladas ha-
bitaciones, situada en- la Gale II
entire Ga. y IA. Avenida, accesf-
BILE a los tranvias el6ctricos, ele-
vados, tranvias subterraneos, ten
das y otros parajes pdblicos.
Ofrezco a las personals que nos
visiten en- esta estacion un esme-
RADIO trato, precios limitados Co
mida 4 La criolla.
PRoPIErAR1o, ]. G. Dezgado.
NEW WORK.
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San Francisco 72, 10.
ApartadO 712.
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NEW-YORK.

LA casa de prestamoB de Jose Bazdn
establecida en- la Gale Allen n6mero 21,
llevara cabo 81 dfa 29 del corriente Ell
remate de las prendas cuyoB talones no
hayan sido renovados nj canceladas des.
pu6s de los meses que prescribe la Ley.
Ia casa sigue sus operacioneE. AZ
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ssIN RIVAL y
eMANO NEGRA2

que tan justificada fama han obten'do en-
toda Ia isla.
TOdos los VapOres traen cargamentOs de
esas harinas, pups la casa referida de R3
Tar 81 Co. tiene especial empeflo en- que Ell
pan que Sc consuma en- Puerto Rico sea el
de mejor calidad, 10 que puede conseguirse
cen 81 empleo de las repetidas marcas de.
harina ManO NsgTa Sin Rival, cuyo anuncio
publicamOs en- Otro lugar de este diario.
30 ". q
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SE,PA'SE.

Que NO publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palabras se cuentan por una lie
nea la Inca vale diez centayOs'
Las cartas que vengan con communicates
sin su innporte no Sc cOntestan.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

Below we publish an amend ment &,
the constitution Of the state Of Oregon
which will be submitted TO the electors
for approval or rejection at the general
election June 4th:
Section Of article XI Of the consti-
tuition u the state Of Oregon shall be and
and the same is hereby amended 70 read
as follows:
Section 2. Corporations may be
formed under general laws. but shall not
BE- created by the legislative assembly
by special laws. The Legislative assem-
bly, shall not enact. amend or repeal any
charter or act Of Incorporation Tor any
municipality city or town. The legal
voters Of every city and t,wn are here
granted power 10 enact or amend their
municipal charter. subject to the consti-
tntian and criminal laws Of the State Of
Oregon
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for the members Of the local lodge and
citizens for their hospitality. The man
agement committee. composed OF
II. W. PauIing Dave Mci3ain and J. 4.
Vaughn. had sole charge Of fhe arrange
ments for the reception Of the delegation
and deserve much credit for their work.
The members Of the floor commtte at
the bali. which was composed Of j. K.
Wells, A. b. searcy and Weldon Darling
and the reception committee which was
composed Of Dr.. Wood, Geo. Wasson,
Thomas Scott, Jas. Kirlin and Frank
Palmer, are also deserving Of much cred.
II for their work 10 masking ii pleasant
for those present at the ball.
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Screen Doors. Common doors, vim
dow screen 4 etc--llun The Hardware
Mans.
j. II. Hughes Of this city sold about
eighty head Of range horses IL an Alber.
- horse buyer this week. The average
price per head is currently reported at
$3.50, rhe horses were shipped satur.
day morning.
White granite.ware foil assortment
best quality, lowest prices at Hunt
THE Hardware Name.
Geo. Blake returned Saturday from a
business trip % Hrppner.
huggies, hacks, wagons, plows. hAr-
rows. unwilling anything and every
thing In the implement Iine--at Hunt
The Hardware Mans.
] Brown oi Wisconsin il IN the city
this week buying sheep.
Tents. Wagons covers, Nose Bags
Harness suppiies--at HINT The Hard.
wate Man's.
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FORESTERS MEET.
Delegates Can't Say Enough In
Praise of Condor.

The Monday evenings train brought
sixty two officers aud delegates Of Oregon
Grand Conrt Foresters 81 America. The
visitors were met vt the station by May.
or Dunn, members of the local lodge
and otlier citisens and in brief speech
the Mayor bid them welcome 10 Condor.
H. CuFran also made speech. Grand
Chief Ranger, Mr. BnrReoise, responded
and assured the Mayor and citizens that
il WAS An honor TO hold the meeting Of
the Grand Court in this city. At ten
O'Clock Tuesday morning the Court met
aud elected their officers for the coming
year and sele' ted Rainier as the place TO
hold the next state meeting. The Off.
cers elected are rs follows: A.B. Dalgity
10. o. r.; Alb Brown. q. s. q. r.; @. Il.
I.eitzsl. Treas. g. Wright, O. r. STA.
Hart. Senior Woodard; A. Dahue, Jun.
Tor Woodard; W. L. Lops,idt, Senior
lieadle; d. Cappa, Junior Beadie; W L.
Jones. Frank Kennedy, J. o. Gibson
Trustees.
The event oi the week was the grand
ball given 10 honor Of the convention.
II WAS held Tuesday evening in the Ar
mory Hall. There were over two hand.
red people present and IL Was a program
dance. The grand march took place at
nine o'clGck and the dancing lasted until
late hour 10 the morning. 8. Al. aud
A. a. Fehrenbacher assisted tine floor
COMMITTEES and the good order and good
time which we're the distinguishing
characteristics of the evening speak we'll
Tor this COMMITTEES and the gentlemen
who assisted them. Az IL O'Clock a
sumptnous repast was seryed At the Pal.
ace Hotel aud the good things which
were placed before the guests and the
manner in which they were served speak
well for EIgiu MYERS. the landlord OF
that popular hostlery. On Wednesday
evening a banquet vas given TO the del
egntes At the Arlnory hail annex. Some
good toaese which ahonnded In humor
and eloquence we're reported. Tne dele
CATION babe Condor good bye Thursday
morning but not without much praise
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! will make your abstracts promptly
and accurately and at lower price tlan
you can get il done at any other place
in the county Best OF experience. M.
d CARTER. Condor. Oregon.