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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
Miss Rella Ford.
ncclal % THO mcs-Dispatth.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatcho
EUREKA MILLS, VA, May 90 Miss
Rela Ford. youngest daughter OF Mr..
Abner Ford died Tuesday afternoon. at
the home OF her brother-in-ln Nj: New
ton #. Dillon. near Spring Creek Church.
The remaining sisters are Mrs Morgan
Bruce, of Bruccvile; Mrs. Edward Gil'
liam and Mrs Newton 7, Dillon Of Dar-
lngton Heights. and Mrs. Willie Watson.
Of Danvillc; and one brother. Mr.. oscar
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Shot Men Twice. Before.

Mr.. r. M. Smith. Jr., was counsei ZOE
Tho accused He asked the plaintiff
dnring his cross examnatlon OF her'
whether she had ever shot a man before.
Eyes, sir" she replied
,yNhen?" the lawyer asked as shortly.
"Once wher caught negro bringing
out a handful of chickens from my hcn-
house. shot him and made him drop
them. At another time l shot man
proving in my yard
The Interested spectators opened thcir
ewes at this remarkable woman, VINO
all during her testimony was as calm
and composed as Il she were carrying on
nm ordinary conversation. Squire Thomas
and Cyclone Samuel said Afterwards
thnt she was the best witness they had
ever seen.
''yVho taught you to be such an expert
sbot?" then questioned the rather amazed
attorney.
'Ary father" was the answer. "and
thank God for It,"
Mrs Hughes was born and reared In
Louisa county, the daughter Of Mr.. Lynn
Glass Her husband. Mr.. NJ. II. Hughes,
Is a motorman. She Is n woman Of good
address and of handsome personal np-
pearance, and with her bright wit aud
composed answers to the attorney. made
an unusual impression on the court and
spectators.
She informed her counsel privately that
she could burst a marble placed on n
stick at thirty yards twice out of three
shots.
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I'm the Eye of the World

M accomplishments
The ms-ls
DeAtrM
OF
International Policy Holders
Geysto old lHden home
ogand
davIfe llproyeon e O 8 s N
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Adam Seekford.
Especial 10 The Times Dispal

Special to The Times Dispatch)
LuRAY. VA, May 23.Mr Adam Seek
ford, II wcll-known citizen Of Page coun-
Is died at his home near Alma, cight
rries south of Iuray ut an early hOur
this morning: aged about Gs years, MI,
Scekrord for the last quarter OF CEN
fury, had ben tho fcrrSman OF the Shen-
andoah River at Alma, and In conse-
uuence of this occupation was one of the
best known men in the State
He Is survived BY his wife and several
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MRS. HUGHES
FINE MARKSMAN
resti6es That She Has Shot Two
Men Before Her Lat
aagait est Victim.
HIT MARBLE AT THIRTY YARDS
Was Taught by Her Father to
Shoot, and Thanks God
For It."
HIT MARBLE AT THIRTY YARDS

When Mrs. Ida s. Hughes, before
Marlst rate Icwiss court in llcnrlco
county yesterday morning, informed the
court and an Interested group OF spccta-
tors that she had shot three men IN her
short career, n hush fell over the hu-
dIcnce that recognized here was Il woman
of q tyne rarely seen In the e~ctca EAST,
and rather more thought of as typichl
of the Wild and woolly West. The thiru
nnd latest victim of her craftsmanship
was Elijah Brown, whom she shot on
the night OF April Sd, when the negro
It is alleged attempted burglary on her
home. No. 1917 West Cary street.
on the witness stand Mrs. hughes
stated that she had shot at INN twice
before when she had seen him proving
about her promises. On the other TWO
occasions she had thought that ne 1h's''t
he drunk or had mistaken the pace, 80
she fred lust to brighten him OH. ne
third time. however, she determined 20
teach him n lesson. and this time ner
aim was true, the bullet striking nm
in the side. He managed to get l"hS'
mi had to go to a hospital, where ne
stated that he had been shot IN a ro"
nbout n negro girl. at first MS Ire was
flcspnired of, but through the cnergeuc
elrorts of the physicians he managed
10 null through. On the STAND Ecsterna'
he testified that he had gone 70 me
home Of Mrs. Hughes with Il note ,''N.
somebody had asked him 10 denver
His evidence. however, was so contrhd,c-
tory that he was sent on 10 Inc heAa
Term Of the grand jury. which meets III
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In the Police Court.

r. ". Nichol white, who was in the
Police Court yesterday morning, charged
with being suspicious character, was
dismissed. When arrested Nichol had
a telescope filled with carpenters tools,
which he was trying to dispose Of IL
was proven that the tools belonged 70
him and the charge against him was
dismissed.
Isaac Taylor, colored, of Raleigh. APP
reared before the court as suspicious
character, and was given sixty days In
jail.
charge Of her child. whom she was
charged with having abducted by Nell
son Turner.
Wallace Jones. colored, was requested
to be married.
Liquor License Refused.
The petition of Andrew n. Pollard for
n license to conduct saloon at NO 1915
Hull Street was refused yesterday by
Judge Clopton.
Rev. Ashburn presented a petition
signed by a number of citizens In that
vicinity asking that the Judge refuse
to grant the license.
Personals and Briefs.
Tho buildings and Lands Committee
vii, meet tonight Mt o'clock. The spe-
cIal committee on an electric plant VIII
meet Mt o'clock.
Harold Maurice. tho eght-months-old
son Of Mayor Maurice. who was lady
scalded on Sunday, Is fast recovering.
The Burial Committee OF Liberty Gour,
ell. ]. Q. u. A. Nj. will meet IN their nal
this afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend inc
funeral of Mr. ]. w, Brittle, who was !
member OF Liberty Council The fuhera
will take place at 4 o'clock from WEST
View Baptist Church
Tho Builders League OF Flfth strec'
Church will give an entertainment N
Leader Hall Tomorrow night.
Miss Susie Dunnavant OF Chesterllelc
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs W. II
Martin, of No. l19 Hull Street.
The young ladies of Rainbridse Stree
Church and of Central Methodist lGpisco
pal Church will give moonlight eNcur'
sion next Tuesday night. The crowd VII
go on the Pocahontas The proceeds VII
go TO the two churches.
Mr., Charles Neister has returned Il
Roanoke, after a pleasant visit to relh
tlves In Chesterfield county.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, r. Smith and Miss
Aline Smith have returned TO baltimore
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Mrs. r. II. Musselrnan.
Special to The Times Dispatch

n Especial 10 Tie TlmtS- DIspHtCII.I
FREDERICKSBURG VA. May 3D.
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Mussclman. we'll
known lady. of this city, and a member
of the Baptist. Church, died last even
ing at her honre here, after n brief III
ness. Of appendicitis; aged 81 years. She
Is survived by her husbnNd and eight
children, one Of whom IS Rev. Hugh T..
Mussellnan, OF Chicago University WHO
arrived before his mothers death INC
funeral will take place from the laie
home Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
tn,.1,,n,f In fl1n fiiN cpmHterN. -.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. C. W. llcndey returned TO the city
yesterday from 4 two-months' trip
through Eastern North Carolina. ,r,a
,dlnst. of York Pa, are tho guests or
Mrs, l.. a, Behlc, No. 1917 West Frankln
Street.
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Mr., Robert r. Berry died at the home
OF his sister. Mrs. w. n. Williams, yes
terday morning at fifteen minutes past 10
o'clock, in the thrtieth-nnth year of his
age.
Mr.. Berry had bocn in falling health for
nearly two years. and a. week or two ago
he has been gradually growing weaker
until death relieved him OF his sufferngs
Mr.. Berry was a member Of the Metro.
poltan Lodge, A. r. and a. NJ, and
lodges will act as pall-benrers.
He leaves wife and two children; a
mother. Mrs. l.. A. Berry; two sisters
Mrs. w. Fl. Williams and Mrs r. W.
Ashby L. and P, Jefferson Berry The
funeral will take place from the laurel
Street Methodist Church, of which he
Is member. Tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock IntermcntN will be In Holly
wood.
Mrs. Nettie Spencer Wicker.
Mrs. Nctlie Spencer. Wicker. wife Of
Mr.. Edgar ). Wicker, died Mt the honre of
her parents, 1903 South Laurel Street, in
the 18th year Of her ago. Besides her
husband, two small children, her mother
and father, ana n brother, and a sister
survive her,
The funeral will take place from the
residence at o'clock this afternoon. In
terment will be made at River View
Cemetery.
Mrs. Kate Feelmann.
Mrs. Kate Fcelman died ut II 80 yes
terdny morning, at her home, 12l Monteiro
Avenue. She was in tho sixty-seventh
year of her age. Tho funeral will be
from St Mary's Church Friday morning
at O'Clock.
Mr.. Melvin o. Tibbetts,.
Mr. Melvin O. Tibbotts died Yesterday
at his residence, IA North Thirteenth
street. lie was 80 years old The funeral
notice will be given later.
Samuel F. Howard
Especial to The Times ispatch.)
KING AND QUEEN C. Tr., VA. May
% Mr. Samuel Fountlcroy ETarwood, OF
Nowngton died this afternoon in tho
ninetieth year OF his age. Mr.. IIarwood
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A Good Word for Pie.

II plead for The soft crumbly Welt
a Federal meat Inspector IN am address
at the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
yesterday afternoon Too. often It has
ieen condemned uniustly.' do not for
one single moment believe that 1t IL
harmful for children Chicago Tribune.
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NEWS GATHERED
/ FROM SOUTHS|DE
Mr.. Toncy, 1t Is Said, Is Assured
OF Election From Second
Ward. y fp@&' h#
entertainment A SUCCESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Napicr's Infant Son
Dies--Pollard Refused
License.
ENTERTAINMENT A SUacESs

Mr. Toney's election as n councilman
from Second Ward, 1t Is said is almost
n certainty, as lie has so offered himself
that II will require but ono vote to carry
his election.
expired term of Mr. a. j. Daffron, who
had two years to run after the next cleo
ton. In filing his notice, Mr.. Toney
offered himself as II candidate explicitly,
it is stated, for the unexpred tern,,
which he has been filling since Mr.. DAT
from resigned, because Of ,ils moving into
another ward. No one else has offered
himself ms being n candidate for this
,lnexpred term, and it is said that. there
fore, but one vote Is necessary 10 the
election of Mr. Toney.
On the other hand, it may be stated
on good authority that. however. the
notice my have been filed, the three
men who shall have received the highest
number of votes will be elected 1t
makes no difference in what mannar the
candidate may file his notice of cand!-
dacy.
Entertainment Successful,
A large crowd last night attended the
entertainment given in Cersley's Hall.
in Swansboro, given under the auspices
of the young ladies' of Clopton Street
Church Under the able direction of
Miss Maude Clements, assisted by the
other members of the committec--Mrs. j.
3. Cooke and Mrs. II. \. Morrissette-
the entertainment contained very tine
programme. and was in every way IL
complete success
Miss Jennie Holt, Mrs. G. T. Jones ana
Mr. w. j. A1orrissette all rendered SOTO
selections. which were very favoraplS
received. Mr.. MorMssette sang for the
first time q new coon song, Let him
Who is without Sin he the First to cast
a stone.'' which made a very favorable
Impression. Nh Lewis kraEhe gave
a very pleasing selection.
The entertainment will be continued
tonight, when the programme VIII pc
rendered by the West End Angels. who
will be assisted by Miss Mary Seiby.
The proceeds OF the entertainment are
to go to the building + nd of Cloptoh
street Church, the congregation or which
has determined to erect a new church on
no corner of Clopton and Hull Streets.
rho members now have 5000 with which
they will begin work. the rest OF the
amount-Sl1 0O0-necessary having been ar
ranged for. Mr.. ]. b. Cooke, pastor OF
tho church. said last night that ground
will be broken in July.
Mrs. Napier's Infant Son Dies.
Grayson william. the infant son or Mr..
and Mrs. George n. Napier. died yester-
day morning at Q o'clock In the residence
OF his parents, No. 1919 McDonoush
street. He was seven months ola.
The funeral Will take place this after
noon at 3 o'clock from the residence, the
services to be conducted by Rev. -, v.
Badly. Interment will be made In Maury
Cemetery.
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Mary E. Copeland.

Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch,)
F SyJFFOLK, VA, May ga,-Mrs' MARY s,
r. Copeland died to-day m, Nnn nm q, 20 ~
county. She leaves a widoWer anu ''i""'
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Mrs. F. I. BandY.

Especial TO The TImcs-Dlspatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, May 23.Mrs. Francis
J. Bandy, widow OF the late Thomas Ban
dy. died this morning; aged rs years She
was Miss Huddleston, of Bedford but
had resided IN Roanoke City and county
for a half century
She is survived by four children, MIR. j..
r. and 3. Y Dandy. Mrs. a. S. McNamcc
and Mrs. Mary b. Ficklln
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Nurse Alumna Luncheon.

The Old Dominion Nurses Alumnae will
held their annual luncheon to-day ut 2
o'clock in the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Cooke, Bon Air. Va.
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Argo Red salmon at all grocers, ID
can. Try ~
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(special to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, VA, May e3.--Noah Fran
els Wert2 one of the most promne,nt
and oldest farmers, Of Ronmoke ,h eou nJty.
n aye IS Years. lie is survived by his wire
"a rn,,r children,
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C. H. Harrison.

Especial 10 The Tlmes-DlspatchJ
FRANKLIN, VA. May 23.-Mr. Charles
RI. Harrison, of this town, died at the
Sarah Leigh Hospital. in Norfolk Va.
last night. Mr.. Harrison had been at the
Sarah Leigh about two weeks, and was
to have been operated on but for the fact
that DR.. Leigh thought that he was too
weak to stand.
Mr.. Harrison left a wife and three chill
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I. N, Gochenour.

n, ISpttIH1 tU--IHc 71sP' VIZ
LURAY, VA. May 23.-Informatton has
Just been received here Of the death in
Plattsburg. Nebraska. of Isaac n. Goche.
TO Missouri in 1865, During the great
Western floods in 1877, he came near los,
ing his life by drowning IN Missouri
z iuer " Lie WAS nhomt so NeArs OF nGC.
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Mrs. Martha Alexander.

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
WARSAW, VA. May 23.-Mrs: Martha
Alexander, aged sixty years, dled suddcn-
IL of heart failure at her son-in-laws, MI
eddie Lowery, near Warsaw last nleht.
Mrs. Alexander was in her usual health
q fcw minutes before she died.
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A. S. Holloman.


Especial 10 The TlInes- JIspHtUIIJ
sIrFFOLK, VA. May GA. S. liollo-.
man, prominent citizen of Isle o. Of
Weight county died YESTERDAY; aged az u
years. He was a nephew of Joel Hoiio-
man, who formerly rrprres sarass t''c ''e'
ond Virginia District ~ Cohs'es''
N. z. WertZ.
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OBITUARY.
Mr.. Robert r. Berry.

Mr., Robert r. Berry died at the home
OF his sister. Mrs. W. n. Williams yes
terday morning at fifteen minutes past 10
o'clock in the thirtiet!-ninth year of his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
SNOOUALMIE IS
IN GOOD SHAPE

the plank had become wermy.
Many suggestions have b~en
made that the snnlualmie dneke,
daN after day, with the port slide
exposed to the sun aad the altar.
heard attic against the Whatf that
this would serve to ROT the one slide
aud open seams On the ather With
the exception of tew upper deck
heams. the hull Is IN as koad enndi.
ton an when placed Ia commission
Chieg Coax. soon after assuming hts
office, save Instructions to wash the
leeka daily With aidt water Every
sea tartns man knows that aall
water preserves While fresh water
rots deck piAnks
The only fault 10 be found With
the Snoaualmie il lack OF mea alta.
Toned on the boat when action ia
required Otherwise Seattle has a.
Eoaa a fire boat as can be- fuund
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II Increase Ia size and need and can
afford u larger building Il eau be
added to
There has been much complaint
among local fraternal bodies FOR
stone Years over tlr refusal of the
hospitals nov in operation - pro
vide special rates ls members OF
tbs lodges The Eagles, fOf exam
pie. have from two 10 four OF five
members IA Providence hoapital a.
at all times ~ the year and the or
DEE pays many OF the Bills for the
poorer members. bat no special rate
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ing establishment OF hruhn v CO
A brother Who llxea la 81 Paul A.
nov en route 90 the scene of The
tragedy "a Try aud recover the
bodies II the search II aucCrahitu
the remains of Young follmer wiu
be brought 10 Seattle for burial.
Particulars OF The tragedy
reached seattle n the shape ct !
telegram 20 William s. Follmer
The telegram stated that Folimef
had hsrn drowned in the iilg Foe
cupine. near Forsyth. a short ala
lance away from butte. while trYlnf
o. rescue Thomas Hamilton The
brave boy Who lost bis life Ia aufat
tempt 20 save another was foremar
fof Rex hroa, Sheep company
finnsy, the photographic. Toe 20.
iumhis 81, IL forced 90 move Pho
tWa at half ftffQa far .n9Ff lima
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-,s tns baa, sneaoa'm'e 10 nov nov
W condition than ever TIT.
? N i p,ade after a eamt'I
f.s'sa,'s.'s,,, III shc fire ughtef Tor the
$50 - thosa Who darinE the
ssas' s.. Al thn,e weeks have been
Fe,',lss the repoft that thc snc
sS ,..., All roltep hull
szs,-'s ..embsrs 1T thc crtN ot the
~ .sn,s have bs'n instructed
IN. 10 new spapcr representa-
- : 80, shls morning hes discass
go n.rlts ii the Boat aua allaw
Z. .,,ss inspection TO be made By
r. sSsr
tnap<esloa Msis.
= sn.aaslnle had anly heen
! .,s4 eanmissian FOR a meath
s.s,nx .hrcs mouths Law OF
- ~ Was converted fgom a
- il al puraef. she vas plac'
~ Az dock a. West Seattle
esn u the snoQualniie II
.,eeJ wlih copper below the
sse while on the drl dock
..aper ~as taken of and an
- $3.50 made Of tho tlmbeFs 81
ssn With The exception OF !
- - teet iong bY - inches vide
~, waa A. strong as when e0a
- .s - 500 Dry rot Was 81
49, ~ l. teuna bat even this was
ss..,w.ea The strip that Was
- % b. Fottsa Saa where ta.
- "a been sefappet away AMI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
GETS MESSAGE
FROM MESSIAH
-. cssFFlgLo WRITES TO
CORVALLIS RELATIVES THAT
sss Mas RECEIVED WORD
ssoa JOSHUA NOT TO
xossY ABOUT rls EARTHLY
rOs

eegyAtIIsD ore. MAJ -
-. n~sf4ssf = message ffoal
t.sma seiisak me 70 woffs % utaEe
a. gAat ppos. earthly hn'lg ul
- shat Ms Maud EFcffield.
- 4 ne isse HolY Roilsf says IN
. s..aes a. has aeut to relatives
~ tnsun sraiiw
rrs psrf Starr q Ppfflsna. She
k&Fssd hef family 20 tosa tfvE
A. Enr whnm she i'iAifnnd to haze
. .sss.nnsl osc~ i sfili here MFs
rzss Hart sad chll4 are aieo here,
ussssnx neua FROM Fganh Hurt.
=, ! yaaao@sd 10 - In Seattle
) ga them
knmn~y VIII II Morris Of SEAT
q - arfsxvi 10 roliect eVifivnee
re.ssa d re trial ~ Mitchell
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While trying 90 save a friend
mum drowning. VALLEY Foilmer. for.
mvrlf a resident of this city. lost
hia lie tn the nig parcupine river
near huttc, Mont. on Friday Fol
mef Jumped into the river IN an Of
Tort 10 rescue Thomas Hamilton, a
sheep herder, and both men acre
carried away TO their death In the
fain.sWoll stream.
follmer'a parents live AZ tgsT
Thirteenth aV south. ia this citv,
aud his father. William $. Folimer.
r. superintendent AZ the neat pack
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project al their next meeting. and II
- believed that numerous other fra
tefnal organizations All look favor.
ably upon the proposition.
Plan OF Red Men.
The idon put forward by the Red
Men IL a small hospital 20 be built
At once. upon property far enough
from the business center to be- OF
reasonable Yalie. and 10 be 80 con
Htruetod that as the orders owning
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and many other things---All must go.

rmagnu homa afn opdg buy w will to yda
ue bmgandy urHc 10 Twill m Hpd ian other
IT. hu w ro g : y our u b honest m forward
k class dsth la n
lndtut low ~qu gp tep or many eli
fryu eg sat averaging H cent rh throughout he h i e
mdd nrd % IS san H pr re nj d qua
d m
Come Ii sab ~ ay zee NJ 70 " NJ goo Of every q
wi space
wtc ms hveu he aterdt pH twill dy
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4 fratafnal hospital. for "a many
ffalernal orders - are willing a.
assist In building H.. IL planned By
the Order OF Red Men. and has been
taken under consideration BY mum
efuus other frnternni orders in this
city The Eagles will discuss the
Don't throw your old clothes
away Have them clsaned TO look
like new at the rantoriuni. Main
1858 zee
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M Prapsr Training of
Children

ks1 m&nY youaz msn saf woni.
ksaaid - better prepared 10 starr
~ q We Y fhey had q fsw huu
tst 9oliars wlfh Which 10 begin
sse hitls business Hos much
Nisf prepared they would be. ~
nnaaei thar bnslnsss n they bad
s~sz Trained 81 their pareafa 20 b.
hslnx ant frnEnIf Parents 10
fsaa 4 aisawinx your children "a
rs1d iheir money foolishlq. start
znk aeregni for fhsgn. and ieaeh
ass . MAKE ar GROW One aoi
y seposised with ths State Bank
HA4itle Tor Your boy Or girl MAY
Pre- n cuFner stone az theft
n'ass prosperity per cent In.
1szf eompoan1ea semi annually
~ 81 deposits -.
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Knocked into
CREEK

xTwsk - 4 falling timber aui
hrssd q fees Into the waters u
husk crpek. Ianea ksili. a
kssss earpeatsf. Nas seriously Ia.
Hst aear cAerrY VALLEY yesterday
kszk EA& unconscious whHn res.
sez trpu he river. ats rixht iss
~ ffsrsnsei and be 49, badly
kzlssd
Z ssk - honrs before Kelil
n<1<i Pruxiagnoe hospital. where
, fna secured medical attend
Gfs he Nas carried Ia q farm
nxaa fruu eherry vslieq - XIII
~: a dtsssncs q Is miles.
kwxht 70 Mstlson PARK on the
kvyaaf art fruta there taksn 70
- suzptial IN TIE ambulance
tziH sAs 10 he employ - tha
hsssssfionai CoasracsfaE com.
MAJ
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Excursion to
Olympia

May a0th Steamer Multuomah
leaves from 0aibraith dock. IA m
arrives back 10 90 = m. Round trip
81 90 Both phones $40 49,
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WIN Be conslasred.

has ever been made 70 this or any
other order
VIII Be Considered.
The proposed fraternal hospital
project has been Dut before several
orders aud n will be two Of three
eeeks before they can all get %
9ether On H. II Is expected that The
various lodges Will appoint mem.
Bera 10 meet in a joint committed
- propafe plans and estimates on
which the lodges can vote.
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LODGE HOSPITAL
BEING PLANNED

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