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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
BAPT|STS HOLD
ANNIVERSARY

The congregation of the First
Baptist church last night cele-
brated the 25th anniversary of the
church organization in this city
and also the 10th anniversary of
the Rev. Van Osdeis pastOrate
here, with dinner served in the
auditorium of the church to several
hundred members and friends. In
the speech making following the
banquet the pastor was the reci-
pient of numerous sincere tributes
to his work. Among the speakers
was Mrs. Stella Traver, who was
one of the first members of the
church.
The movement to raise funds for
construction of the new church was
given a big lift by more than 100
pledges of financial assistance. A
business meeting will be held at
the church this evening.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
SMASH-UP ON
THE D. R. 8 N.

PENDLETON, Dec. II, - One
brakeman killed, Conductor
Boucher seriously injured, Conduc-
tor w. F. Davidson bruised and
burned and Brakeman P. Huston
injured, is the list resulting from 4
rear end collision on the o. r. &
n. at River View near Umatilla
last night. An extra ran into a
regular freight making slow time
at sharp curve where the engl
neer of the rear train could not see
the lights ahead until too late.
Several cars smashed up caught
fire from the caboose stove and
Conductor Boucher and a brake
man were rescued from the wreck
age just in time to AVOID being
burned to death. The Injured Were
brought to this city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
Q Q Q 600 Q Q o 90 90 Q o 20 90 o.

said to them: ATTEND this partic.
ular school and there find all the
advantages and facilities which are
provided for our own white chill
dren."
In saying this, the board of edu-
cation has gone no further than to
enforce a plain and unmistakable
law which was enacted by repre-
sentatives of the people of Califor-
MIA for reasons that, to them ap-
peared just and sufficient.
The board of education holds
that the government has no author.
ity over the schools of California,
nor any other state. AS proof of
this, we refer to the tenth amend
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
SET DATE Of
RATE HEARING

A hearing on Spokane's petition
for fair freight rates will be grant
ed in this city by the interstate
commerce commission Jan. IA. This
information was sent the chamber
of commerce yesterday by the sec
rotary of the commission at Wash
ington city. H. M. Stephens, OF
Spokane, and Brooks Adams, of
Boston, will appear before the COM
mission in Spokane's interests. A
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
CITY LOTS TO
Be AUCT|0NED

The city will advertise today the
fractional lots opposite the Schade
brewery for sale to the highest
bidder. Frank Johnson has made
another bid Of $1,000 for the lots
and the city will not consider any
offer less than that figure. 1t may
be that the Inland Empire Rail.
way Co. will make an effort to Sc
cure the property. An offer has
been made by this concern for the
crematory property, which adjoins
the lots to be sold. Mr.. Johnson
originally offered $500 for the lots
and he says he will secure them
now at any cost on account of the
opposition he has encountered in
buying them.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12

of learning arises from the fact
that a section of the school law of
the state of California providing
for separate school for these chill
dren has been put into force and
effect.
In other words, far from barring
the Japanese children from the
public schools of San Francisco,
the board of education has merely
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
MEN
CONVICTED

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-George
Burnham jr., vice president of the
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co.,
has been found guilty Of grand lar
ceny in the first degree, the maxi
mum penalty for which is 10 years
in Sing Sing. He was remanded
to the Tombs until Friday, when
he will be sentenced.
This is the first conviction since
the insurance investigations began.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12

woman is an evidence of her love
for her husband.
"a Jealous wife is much better
than an Indifferent one.
Jealousy sometimes paves the
way to the divorce court but there
it should not be recognized as
sufficient grounds for a separation
These were a few of the re-
marks made by Judge Frank B.
Ogden, of Oakland, Cal, after he
had heard the evidence adduced in
the suit of DR.. S. c. Hornet against
his wife for divorce.
Hornet is practicing dentist.
The green-eyed monster so pos
sessed Mrs. Hornet that she object.
ed strenuously to her hubby treat.
ing female patients.
Had the doc" lived up to the
demands of his spouse the family
larder would have been empty the
better portion of the time.
AS Mrs. Hornet kept up the
heavy work." the man behind the
forceps" decided to carry the case
to court for relief.
He didn't get it.
And all because Judge Ogden
thinks jealousy is the fundamental
principle of a woman's love.
Now when dissatisfied swain
seeks relief according to law in
Oakland, he implores his attorneys
to have his case assigned to some
section of the superior court of
Alameda county other than that
preided over by Judge Frank B.
Ogden.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12

school law referred to is as fol.
lows:
Trustees shall have the power
to exclude children suffering from
contagious or infectious diseases,
and also to establish separate
schools for Indian children and fol-
children of Monaghan or Chinese
descent. When such separate
schools are established, Indians,
Chinese or Monaghan children must
not be admitted into any other
schools"
While the presidents message
has been severely criticised by the
people here, they have been liberal
enough to believe that the chief
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
GR|ST Of NEW
ORDINANCES

The council last night passed the
following ordinances:
Grading, curbing, parking and
sidewalking Nineteenth av., Grand
to Hatch SITS; sewer, Maple St,
Broadway to Bridge av.; paving
and curbing Stevens ST., Second av.
to Northern Pacific right of way;
extending Huron st. sewer into riv-
err for outlet in deep water; re-
quiring toilets in saloons. restau-
rants and other public places to be
kept in sanitary condition; extend
ing the grade of Main av. from the
west line of Lincoln st. on the
south to the east line of Monroe
St; establishing grade of Park
drive, Twenty-fifth av. to Twenty
first av. and west to Mantle park.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12

ment of the Constitution Of , the
United States. which reads that the
powers not delegated to , the
United States by the Constitution,
nor prohibited by it to the states,
are reserved to the states respect
lively, or to the people,"
The control of our schools, we
maintain, is thus evidently one OF
the things delegated to the states"
The clause of the California state
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12

executive has been misinformed as
to the true condition of affairs.
The reason for the existence or
the law which has created such
trouble is that the people here wish
to prevent Japanese of the lower
class, who come to this country in
tremendous numbers, from inter.
mingling and crowding out the
white children of the public
schools
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12

number of local jobbers and other
business men affected by freight
rates will be summoned to testify
at the hearing.
From Spokane the interstate
commissioners go to the coast,
where the jobbing interests oppos-
ing Spokane will present their ar
guments.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
ENGINEER SCALDED.

Peter Olson, engineer of Great
Northern passenger train No. 4,
was badly scalded near Quincy,
Wash, yesterday by the breaking
of a water glass in his cab. He is
being cared for at his home in
Hillyard
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
FACTS THE PRESIDENT OVERLOOKED
IN THE JAPANESE SCHOOL QUESTION
Q 00o0O0OOo0oo0ccsv

So general the misrepresentation regarding the
called Exclusion
of San Francisco that the in the right
O light before its readers The through its special
ponden San Francisco secured from President Altman
of the San Francisco education statement clearly
explaining the situation In this President Altman
makes plain that Japanese children denied education
at the of excuded
but that for the law of the state they
merely Segregated school being provided for
o them and maintained general school fund The
object to this maintaining under the treaty they
have the privilege sitting the school with the white
o
OF q o O % % q % q a "a a a o. n q O ~ q q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
Dollars For
Halves
Thursday and
Friday at
TeannOt Bros.
DEPARTMENT STORE
o722 AND o724 MONROE ST.

O722 AND O724 MONROE ST.
All Toys, Books. Games, ETC., at
one-half price.
All Dolls at one-fourth off.
All Cut Glass at one-fourth off.
Fancy $500 Water Sets at. ...$1.25
Hand painted China Salad Bowls,
Cake Plate or Chop Plate at..75c
$500 values.
All warranted Jewelry one-fourth
off.
Fancy Vase Lamps with globes at
$500 and up.
All soc Neckwear at SOC
All Sweaters to $500 at..... $3.50
Comforts at. $3.50 and $500
$500 and $3.50 values.
All Shoes to $500 at. .$2.25
Jonathan Apples at, box. $3.50
Regular 15c can Corn at. 49,. 1oc
10 Db. pail Jelly at. Csc
Jacket of Syrup for. ........ .$1.10
1 gal. pail Syrup for. ....... SOC
" gal pail Syrup for. .25c
soc Teas at. gee
Coo Teas at. $50
Fancy Coffee at. zoe, Csc, soc, Csc
Beat EN- All Soap. SC
Gold Dust at, pkg. zoe
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-12
CLERKS ELECT

The Clerks Protective associa
ton held well attended meeting
Monday night and elected officer.
for the ensuing term. The mem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

Ia daily enacted iu THOUSANDS a, h,...
~ Death claims, In each one s,o+h.,
victim of eonsumptioa o. pBeur,ni,
hat when coughs or colds s,. -.
cry Feated, the tragedy 4 sver,sl y
q, huatley Of oaklaa,lou. ina -.
Ny wife had the eonnmntio, -,
'aFee doctors gave her up Piusuv 49,
TOOK Dr. Kings new Dissovs,v 49,
1-'sI .s P'''n' coughs and colds, which
'u'ea e'T, aad today she is vel ana
''i'ng' Il kils the germs Of sn a..
'.r.N oae d0se relieves. Guarantss3
A. S0' aad sl.oo BY J. Q. Psrry. s,p,,
gist Trial bottle frs. " "0s
4, Tue Car has besa so busy aodgiDs
'Aa' he has not had time 10 mr,..,
'lA' 'Ae whole matter be tals, :, NJ - !
Hague for settlement ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
State News

W. II, Bolos, agent at the Toledo a.
nee on the @. q f. railroad. hal, bss,
put in charge Of the Albany q & p
office " 4
Heavy SHOWS in the mountains bs.
tween West Fork and Mule Creek {,
southern Oregon, have blocked tr,e.
and the mails. The mountain roads an
impossible.
The seventh annual Augora goat sbov
opened az Dallas Thursday. with +.
larger number Of goats on exbbi,ioa
than ever before. there being ls5 An
interesting feature Of the DISPLAY 4.
samples Of mOhair, showing the sD,sr.
'ia results that have been aeon.
pl'Aed by Oregon growers in the l,s,
ven years in breeding for length ana
nnsness OF hair. The display Of SWIM
ana poultry, held in connection witS
me show is up to he usual st,D1.,s
Of excellence but the number ~ 49,
Is not large. ''P
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
WILL
TAKE A
FEED
Young Mems Republican Club
viii Give a Banquet
LineOln'S Birthday

A meoling of tho executive commit.
Too Of the Young Mons Republican
Club was held last night for tho pur.
pose OF deciding 10 regard 20 having
a banquet After discussing tLs prop.
osition Cor some time, Il was decided
90 bold it ih tho aFmory ou the night
of February A., anl 10 make h a
memorial banquet Ia honor of Liusoln.
that dHio being the anniversary OF
bis birth
IL is che inienlloh DO Invite an can,
dianiss for an offices within ths gift
of tlo people 20 be- present and 20 have
a grand political love feast ana jubilee
Tho following committees were ap,
pointed 10 carry out che programi
General Committee. @. Graham
D. o. 0oodale, Jr, R. r. West
Reception @. Graham. l. H. Van
Wake Charles A. Murphy A. W.
lreeaii, r. w. Waters. @. l.. MeNary.
George D. Rodgers. John n. scott
John w Reynolds A. D. Humphrey
Fub'ieiiy-FreI r. Waters CARL
Abrams R. p, West.
he,o-iions-A A. MeCormiek IL |
y haaei,n p D. Thielssn. Carol
N.'r's Claire Baker, W. W. Han
lsAeu Lee Aehts5r. "a b Nh
cock Arthur heuson, H A. johnson
gFr Paul Wallace, Dr. W. @ smith. |
Edward rh.tsea.
tes charge Tor the banquet win be
''''' per plate, So as 70 be within the
means ot al good Republican,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

4A' VHiveFsiiy Of Oregon bssks,h,l,
',., 'S-@ '''1Faea home today On tie lI
. I o-s'osk .. train. TAsy were assompa,is5
~ walter WinSow, former Wms~
''' student who acted as an CO.,
ass n,sAt al TIE sans snd Omar Bi,,,
as'' q Portland, wAo Is a student !,
the STATE 'varsi,y. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
RICHIE
FOR STATE
SENATOR

To the Republicans Of Marion eoun.
Iir. At the solicitation Of many friends
| I have concluded to place my name be-.
foro the Republican voters Of TINS
county for the Office Of state senator |
think 7 am pretty generally known ovei
Iue county az a Republican from prin.
sipls ever since voted for that noblest
character in our history and trues em.
lbodiment of the best American prin.
ciples. Abraham Lincoln.
Asa legislator I respectfully refer %
mv record in the legislative session
Of 1905
II 7 am nominated and elected I say
90 the voters Of Marion county that
viii vote for the man that receives
the highest number Of Republican votes
Of the state for the Office Of United
states senator.
As the author Of the only bin ever
introduced in the legislature Of ore.
ron TO create a board Of control for
the penal rcformatory and benevolent
institutions Of the state, II elected ]
will endeavor to have a bill for that
purpose passed, 10 60 into effect as soon
as possible. ne Il Is not good business
sense to have a board that audits its
own bills
! am heartily 10 favor Of a bin tax.
ing intangible properties or gross earn.
ings Of al companies and corporations.
am also IN favor Of definitely 10.
eating and establishing the north and
south boundaries Of Marion county
over tho cast foothills without Tho loss
of any territory 10 tho county. as very
valuable minos are being opened there
now
] also think % Is very desirable and
VIII be- ~ immense benefit TO tho state
'o have the national government trans.
for 90 thSstbto on Of its right title
and interest in tho undeyoloped water
powers in thc state, with sufficient land
adjoining 20 develop them. believing
hat, n properly handled by Tho state.
hey viii soon be- an Increasing source
" revenue 90 tho state.
While looking especially after tho
iest Interests of this county. without
injury 20 other counties, I will. n elect.
%. always strive 90 have all tho az
airs of tho state administered faith.
.ully aud economically, and 10 result
"a the greatest good 10 tho greatest
'umbor of people Of the state, and my
'esi ability 20 stop and cut on an ,
'rafls Of whatever character.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN s. RICHIE. |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
School News
High school,

High SCHOOL,
Tho senior "harl times" social last
night was held Ia the lower hall OF ths
now building, and was a complete sue
cess Various costumes were worn. The
prizes were won by William Perkins
who represented a youug belle, ami LA
Constable, who represented an OH
grandmother The senior class repre-.
scented a family OF three generations
A "haFd time" program was rendered
consisting Of quaint, old,fashioned
songs and Teeitations Light refresh,
menis were served. The grotesoue
meFry'makers dispersed At a late hour.
The members OF the entertaining class
remained afterwards and cleared M
the halls
The bicycle racks have been in-
stalled In the new building There are
two Taeks each about 20 feet long
IN each wheel room They are soliily
constructed ana will endure much wear
CeutrA school
Amhe and Samuel Carter have gons
to Hubbard 10 reside. Both We're
bright pupils iu class p. and their de.
pariure is much regretted.
Mrs Ray Farmer and Miss No,sr
'f the primary department OF the NJ I
p Sunday school, visited Miss Cos.
'er's room on Thursday last. Mis-
AooFes, Of Portland, was also a visitor
~ the same room Monday.
In Miss D'Arcy's room the f,lIov
ng pupils were absent during the
months Alta Black, Lucille George III.
yer Gordon, Ruth Naming. Tbelma
nhrman, Willie Beehtel, Elmo Wrigbt
.lar'nee Aekloy, James Harding. Fzrs
ioaman' Harriet Uagett. Doris RYAN
Kenneth Pennebaker, a former pp.
~ entered sehoo, January ca.
The pupils Of IA enjoyed a holiday
esteray afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
May Make Bricr

Mr. George Collins of s,Isn b..
oeen heFe sampling the clay beds pss,
s-'.S ,ls s''y' Mr.. Collins is an experiences
ora. o',SA maker. II he hnds good slav 4
sanelen' quantity he win sommsrc-
the Manufacture Of brick here /, Is
'prins Az different time we have
cane ,-.lsa attention to ;hs need Of a byi,,
yard on this bay ''''A
,,.l,.',, Ia',, Is gooi local demand ana II.
-. ,,-l,'Ie.' Quantities could Be shipps5
ny y water to markets along the co.ss -
Toledo Reporter vast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
sure oura Tor piles

Itching piles produce moisture anl
saase iiehiug' this form. a. well a.
eiiad. bleeiiug Or PEotruhug piles. are
eufei by Dr. bo san.ko's Pile Remedy
stops itehlns snl bleeding. Abs5rbs
'sm'ft soe a jar AZ druggists os seat
BY NAIL Treatise fros. Write me-
ap'ui yoag case. Dr Bosanko. Phna..
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

Extreme measures are always neces
sarv to meet extreme cases. This is an
extreme ease, and we are closing out at
extremely lowest prices.
As we have stated before, our regu.
lar prices on the finest pianos made
are much lower than you will have to
pay anywhere else.
Our terms Of payment are more rea.
sonable than any other house, and
every advantage possible is accorded
patrons Of our store.
Prices Are Good, Pianos Better.
We could harp a long while on these
little prices. But they are so very small
they speak for themselves. II you pur.
chased Just any kind Of an instrument
at such prices your outlay would be 50
small that you could really have no
cause for complaint.
But in this sale you are getting
something excellent, Of such exception.
al quality Il would justify a much
larger outlay, for we are Offering, only
pianos Of known value.
Retail at Wholesale.
Acting upon instructions from the
house, am now Offering for sale the
Salem stock Of finest pianos and or.
gans at prices 90 little that it would
pay you 70 buy one as an Investment.
An opportunity like the present may
never again be presented IN Salem.
We are closing out entirely. and profit
cuts no figure now; % is merely a case
Of getting our money ont Of the stock
now remaining IN Salem.
Here is what you can buy and how,
A $500 piano Tor si35.
Another, now, sie5.
A si50 piano for s2is.
A sl75 piano Tor $3.50. etc.
A Beethoven organ Tor SIS.
An Estoy organ for s57, etc.
Remember.
We carry ibo largest and finest line
'f pianos 90 the Northwest which In.
'ludn tho
Weber Piano
of New York
Tho favori,e ~ the worlds greatest
musicians and singers
Tho ohiekoTing
or Boston
Today, as IL was over SO years ago
he most perfect plano made.
Tho Kimball
Of Chicago
Tho most popular piano and the best
hat i's price viii buy Also some aa
'Aer lines Of standard pianos
Read tho List.
We are offering the following choice
anos which are an that remain out
over carload Of pianos IN stosk
.len we Instituted this closing out
s,luMANN, established In lsi7 !
hlNhALL. Chisago' greatest
HOBART NJ CABLE, perfect.
STORY & CLARK, worll-renowBel
LESTER, pride OF Philadelpbia
hAILEf, popular and beautiful
hLNhLEWARD aud the HINZE.
can and see them. The sale will
.a'inue only until the present stock 4.
Va out Eight piano snaps win NOT
pp'y everybody. So youW have "a
Try.
EILERs PIANO HOUSE. ,
Y, NJ, @. A. Building.
r n smith, Special salesman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
His Mother

- ais mother called on you after
you became engagedi What ala sbs
oa' .le told me I wasn't half good
,..,, -C-sl ioF him, but she would gsner.
aus. SaA-y overlook that if pa would give
IN, ~ place in the bank where he
could could draw big salary and not have
Herald s0 record
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
CITY NEWS
A Collection Of Importap, :,
graphs for Your cOnsiderav,.

order Wild Rose Flour the I,e =
tonight nl4
For the best meat you sbopp
90 Farrington's 5 market
Keep on using the very best A..
Wild Rose Flour.
Still other sales are told 90
days advertising columns.
Mr.. Jones will speak to men q,
Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon
Every grocer in Salem sell, n
Rose Flour The people want q
Last nights rain brought t
covering Of snow to the Polt 80.
hills.
Good bread and wild Rose r...
they can't be separated.
The work on South csu-,,.,.,
street is proceeding. The besvv 49,.
delay 1t considerably.
The street commissioner ba, n,. =,
work cleaning the mud from u, v,.
catch basins at tho corners
D. A. white s. Son have be-,
pointed agents in Salem FOR u, =. |
brated Cornell ineubalors.
You have 10 read Tho Journal ARE
iisements to know about The ost,s
n salem's principal merchants
Tho spaulding Logging Go. ms l,s
Ing a car Of bridge timbors ssl a,
n boards FOR shipment 10 the lsl,,.-
Moro voters from outside p,e,n
az tho county clerks sss
.oday than on any single Day t,s
he rolls we're opened.
While exercising on the Roma, r.,r
.t The gymnasium this morning, Lsl,il
hendricks, son Of r, J. Hendricks a
.bd sustained a fracture Of he wilit
deihusala was all right, you b.
For a good old soul was be,
They say he would be llving yet,
Had he taken necky Mouniaia y
DR.. Stones drug So
Clarence Wilson Is seriously N
pneumonia at his home on South 81
eenih street His condition ls sst,a
'ut hopes are entertained foF Bic 4
oyery.
The sermon delivered by Rev, W.
elleek, az the Methodist revival 81
lee last evening, was the best q d.
'ries 50 far Attendance AZ DE r.
lees continues 10 increase.
Worry is the mother Of slek, serves
nd troubled mentality, upssu As e
no physical system. The boly d
a'woEk Of nerves. HollistsEs,Ro,l'
fountain Tea soothes and FsbuilA u
attire system. s5 cents Tea Or ~
IT, Dr. Stones drug store.
Mr. John 8 Richie, of SCOTS N-i
.lled az the county clerks once ~
's'eTday afternoon, and was TIE n
'teF TO register from that piss.ia
hen he left for home today b e
ed a supply Of blanks to Tsgis.s' =
her voters OF the precinct.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

. a. h''s.emaa. 10 ilt blacksmith.
"s hrm si Gelg'emau q Smith. No
a'' 's'ea'F operated pgaa by Drs
s'''' aad Robertson for appsuAsltl,
= ,aN4'y sesoveEiag ana viii b shls
70 % 90 BE forge again ia a few a,vs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
SOCIAL
EVENTS


ffomlneni amone tho weeks social
we're tho two afternoon parties Tturs
day and Friday, when Me a. r. l..
hislasf ani Mu Milion T. Meyers sn
tefialuei a large numhsr of hAss ~
"ooQ." /" The anaifs we're Fyeu ~ lhs
eislnsf home on Liberty street. Tho
pflles were voa by Mrs \ q. Dyer and
hfa Resell Callln Thursday. while
hiday afiernooa Mrt william Rrown
ani hn uaui Catch we're awarded
iha honora