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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07
TIMBER LAND NoTlcE.


fU hufus, otcErn, February ~ lpsl
Notice = hcrcNy given that "a cVmpllauce
win the pfONisions II the act Of COnyf,.s@ ~
June = ISIS, entitled "An act icf the snlc ~ tim.
her lands IN the states of CeNfofnia. ufreur.
Nevada, sud Neshiurion Territory. a. extend
"a 70 eh NC fuehc lsnd states N artW Nnfus'
=, ~ sNNh " hotNfs. ~ fNcl count. go
Crooks state 81 nrcgon, has tins day filed iu
this once HE swotn statement No El, Tor the
rnrchese ~ The Sfit " ~cCiicu No. lo iu Town.
shir No. n Rsnge No. "A D.. " ~ aud
viii oher pt,,ot % show that the land sought q
mote valuable Coz It's tin Der ~ stone than To-
egticnitNfAl purpcscs, Rnd 20 eetahnth MS
Claim 70 said land bciorc tho Register and
Rccciver OF this once a. Nurns, Oregon. on
Monday the Wth day Oi Apfil iNs
Tie neracs Hs witnessed y A. nibfle aud
Frank sliugct Of Riley. Oregon. rhomas slinEcf
~ fos uand, OtcEon. frauk fosch. Of fiis. ore
COr
Any and aN persons claiming adversely the
above dcsctibcd lands arc requested TO fic .hcif
claims IN this cihcc on OF hclorc said Nth day
of April. laN.
wv. fAnHU. Register
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The Overland has new sd hi
week.
Read schwartE 4 Budelmsn'
new ad.
Geo. Smyth Jr. and family ar
here from Andrews.
A complete stock Of groceries q
Fred Haines q Co.
c. J. Millar and Carl Welker or,
in from the railroad survey camp
! Jack Scarf is down from the saw
mill swapping yarns with his many
friends.
A few nice custom made gar.
ments for men and boys let thai
will be sold for cssh.-Fred Haines
& Co.
Mrs. Robt Drinkwater was down
from Harney few days this week,
the guest Of friends. She reports
her husband improved in health.
Fillmore Chief, the handsome
standardized stallion will make
the stand at the fair grounds in this
city this season. Those interested
should cali on ID. +. Hawley for
particulars.
Several we're over from Drewsey
in attendance upon court and they
report a very hard trip. VIM.
Robertson states be meyer saw the
travelling worse.
For Sale-A Clydesdale stallion.
5 years old, weight 1900 lbs; sc-
climated TO this country and n
good foal getter. Address this
office.
Mrs. X. II. Brown, Of Diamond,
was a passenger In on the stage
this week, returning home from a
six months visit 10 Ireland aud
Scotland. The lady has gone on
to her home.
The wood saw and barley roller
Of Austin Goodman is kept busy
with orders ahead all the time.
See to il that your wood is sawed
and housed before the stormy
weather sets in.
Special music at the Baptist
church Suqday both morning and
evening. The Pastor will preach
in the morning ON the Laws Of
Life" and in the evening on Light
weight"
supt. Rigby is in the city from
Lawen, having come up 10 attend
to some matters in his official ca
paeity. He infortns Us that he
will Immediately make the appor-
tionment Of the school funds 10 the
various districts. II will be one Of
the largest ever vet apportioned,
there being s6,i74.
A. X. Richardson, candidate for
sheriff was in the city a few days
this week. He came down parti-
culArly TO attend the annual meet
ing OF the fair association, being
one Of its ockholders. Since the
time had expired for filing petitions,
its n safe bet that Lon will b. the
democratic nominee.
At the Presbyterian Church.
There will he services every night
at the Presbyterian church, begin
ming Monday night, April 9th and
closing with an Easter communion
service on Sunday morning. April
18th at II o'clock. The night ser
vices will be at 7;30. Every body
is most cordially invited 10 attend
all these services.
S. and Dell Defenbaugh. Carl
Thomson and J. G. Beatty we're
among those up from the southern
part Of the county on court mat
ters. The Defenbaughs left for
home Wednesday morning. These
boys came out from Missouri in
with the Byrds, landing
on this spot 23 years ago this
sPing. The Defenbaughs have
resided in the southern part of the
county ever since.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07

! hereby announce myssD a can
didats for sheriff Of Harvey county.
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
lican voters at the primaries 10 be
held April 70. 1906.
NJ. III. BRESToS.
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Local News.

Nos. wiugfeld has been
IN DE past week.
"a bats at greatly reduced
At Mrs. G. A. Byrd's.
Nelson, is home from a tive
viai, TO Grant county.
- not TO make room for new
20 be ladies can do well in
roo6s if they call at once
1s;oes & Co.
I|slle daughter Of Mr.. and
eo Ashton fell Off the porch
scf Bay, injurlng her arm,
Il ~ thought seriously.
4 mowers are invited TO call
rrite W A Goodman. Burns
/ terms for shsaring with the
ant he has ordered.
relI Hamilton is nursing a
sprs;ned ankle. He hurt IL
mpf 10 knock the basket ball
4 bssket.
DT Hawley about Fillmore
<hs standardized trotting
4. He will stand this season
fAlF grounds.
~ Clerk Mothershead issued
.srlofe license this week TO
hewitt aud Mrs. jamie
r. Both parties are resi-
n o. Drewsey section.
81 heas in ready to wear
nts from the greatest suit
IN he country. Call on Mrs.
Whom and see the new
and summer samples.
wr Dnvis, candidate for com
ncr. was down from Harnev
or fro this week. He was
z after some business IN the
coort and incidentally fixing
poIitioal fences.
ing sdded to my stock Of
sr7. bottoms and ladies speoi-
4 line of Homemade Candies.
rrceise orders for them or to
'ou chll and sample.
Mrs Hattie HASTE,
Harvey Oregon.
a thompson was ia on a
, ~ family during the week.
iomDson regrets very much
lbL1I1S 10 get ou, and visit the
: 1Isiricis Ia the interest Of
od|decy for the judgeship,
hrni iness would not parmit
w Interesting and ENJOYABLE
a ~as rendered at the pub
ooI b this city yesterday af-
q anticipated in by the pup
1Inn Greeley, Miss Harkey
70 irvine rooms. A large
q Of the parents attended
! were delighted.
4 Hfeedlove h home from
"a shere he has been under
snt for his eye sight. He
'e e1e 9 couple Of years ago
s1ed be would lose his sight
y. boz is encouraged at this
AItbongh the other eve is
IirsIs we'll.
rs<-f 10 RszszSsr-SsSIsSS
= rn.y 30 opened with SAIs
' - ssysss in frNSf for So
~ ~ q popular sEJSOM for
; - spss assoE5hs for THAR
"a = shs HItS~I@y manner
&eS frHs1ss for CIsysHss
- 'Way NaH lrssfss for
Tad r." area aMoHals 60
ye~f 10 ~Ie4Sca~aI sHIy EDsH
~ n krEsfss NAMED. Mar
rs< BANK s/ B.,.s 0,sZo1.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07

hereby announce myself can
didate for clerk Of Harvey county,
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
lican voters at the primaries 10 be
held April 20. 1906.
G. w. DRIsKwATER.
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| hereby announce myself a can
didAie for treasurer Of Harvey eoun'
ty. subject 10 the decision Of the
republican voters at the primaries
70 10 held April 20. 1906.
w. II. HUsTON.
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l hereby announces myself a can
dldats for sheriff Of Haroev county
subject 10 the decision Of the demo
cratic voters at the primaries TO be
held April 20, 1906.
A. X. RICHAKDsOE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07

Road Master Gilbert wss ~ the
city yesterday.
Dick Noble 10 over from Crane
creek this week,
G. A. Bennett 10 spending a few
days in our city.
Spring plowing and gardening
are the order ofthe day.
Oscar Swain was up from Lawen
day or two this week.
Go 10 Fred Haines q Co. for toi-
let and shaving soap--its cheap.
W. T. Hill is again able to be on
the streets after \ serious illness.
See the new ad Of A. Shenk, the
new merchant tailor, in this issue
Horsemen should see the pedi-
gree Of Fillmore Chief the trotting
stallion.
II the present beautiful weather
continues the lamb crop will be 100
per cent.
Attention ia called 10 the change
In the ad Of the Geer & Cummins
establishment in this issue.
IL you wish 10 be located on a
good homestead, see +. VI. Jordan,
the surveyor.
We call attention 10 the new ad.
Of The First National Bank on the
irst page Of this issue.
Or. Marsden was called 10 Law
en- this week to zee Noah Gard who
was suffering from appendicitis.
w. Y. King has gone out TO per-
suade the voters he is the right
man for the republican nominee
for sheriff.
II is hoped the ladies band will
be in readiness TO participate ip the
big fourth Of July celebration being |
planned.
I'M. Merritt IL over from his
Silver creek ranch on a visit TO his
and attending 10 his busi-
ness affairs.
Harry C. Smith is prepared to
furnish ice TO the people Of Burns
and will call at the homes in a
short time with a card.
Judge Davis left for his home at
Canyon City yesterday morning,
having closed the April term Of
circuit court on Thursday evening.
II you are particular about your
coffee. try the harrington Hall"
brand. your money back II you are
not satisfied .--Lunaburg & Dalton.
Neckties, shirts. mems under
wear, overalls, suspendors, boots
greatest bargains yet offered Fred
Haines & Co. We must move
goods TO get ready for new stock
soon 10 arrive.
On Easter Sunday evening April
Is, at 1880 o'clock there will be an
Easter service Of song and recita-
ton at the Baptist Church. All
are cordially invited To these SER
vices.
Frank Whiting reported his baby
quite sick the frst Of the week, suf-
fering from fever. He informed
The Timss. Herald Yesterday that
the little one was much improved
nnder the care Of DIR. Burrow.
DIR. Geary informs us that Doug.
n son Of Ben Campbell, suffered a
fracture Of his arm Thursday. He
Was vaulting with a pole and fell
forcibly on the arm. The doctor
reduced il and the patient is doing
very we'll.
Geo. Hayes and wife are guests |
Of w. 7. Hill and family this week.
They experienced q very hard
trip in from Vale having come by
private conveyance part way, then
on a sleigh, stage, horse back and
walked a portion Of the wsy.
The machinery at the power
house was creased up yesterday
and the patrons Of the electric lights
will be able 10 get better service.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07
eau FOR COUNTY WARRANTS

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds iu thc county treasury
Cor the redemption of all warrants
registered Interest on the same
will cerso from this date. March 3.
1906
JM DALTON,
Treasurer llarncy County Oregon
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Timhcr lsnd. Act June a. ISIS
NOTtCE FOR PUBLICATION.
Srnsp nSrns orssan. SIArti r.bSSl,y lsS1 = is.s


Noilcc IL hereby Giycn that in compliance
With the provisions ~ she oct uf tuuHfrss 81
June .. is-N. cufitlr1 AN act fur ihr sale 81
tlmhef iandr iu The states " California, ufrEsln
Nevada aud Washington TERRITORY, aa extend
81 io al the puhlir land states by act 81 Nus.
usi 4. lS1l Chase \ iuuflaofo. uf New Auburn.
county Of Chippewn. state IT Wisconsin, has
this day nlcsl iu this ufhrv bic sworn siaipmUnt
No -, fur thc purchase ~ the ~ -tis, slia
sM' ., sec. =, Nta NM'ts ~ stctiun Nus = in
township No. - 4 knnFv No. 81 o., W NJ, aud
VIII uncf pruul iu fhuW that the land snurhi lF
more valuable Tor its timber uf stone than fHf
agricultural puntusrs and 30 establish hls claim
10 said land before The Register and Receiver
OF ihls once NJ hufus, ufrruu, uu Tuesday the
sth day of MAY, ipoa.
ilC uames % wiiicsses UcofFo " shaw,
aud rciff GARNER ui Burns, CfcEon, Robert =.
WILLIAMS, of Riley ofrrun, sadie J.. iiuH, ui
Nnkrf city, ufrrnu.
Any and ail persons olaiminF adversely GOO
ahuVr-dcfcriltUd lands arr requested fu fiC thrlf
claims ~ ihispilcc uu of hviUru said IN dny oi
MAJ, tfol
w. FAnur, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07
poIrrIcsI ANNOUNCEMENTS

Thereby announce myself a. a
candidate fcf commissioner Of Har-
ney county, subject TO the decision
Of the democratic voters at the pri-
maries 10 be held April 90, 1906
J.R. JENKINS.
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| hereby announce myself tau.
didate for commissioner or Ha,ncy
county. subjec, TO the decision Of
the republican voters at the ptina.
ries 70 be held April 20, 1906.
A. |, JoHNsoN.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07

hereby announce myself a can
didate for sheriff Of Harvey county,
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
liean voters at the primaries 10 be
held April 20, 1906.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07

| hereby announce myself n can
didAte for commissioner Of Harvey
county. subject 10 the decision Of
the democrat voters at the pri-
maries 10 be- held April 20. 1906
l. ". SrALLARD.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-07

Richard Newell brought Bert
Simpson in from the Diamond
ranch Wednesday morning for
medical treatment. The unfortu-
nate man had an spslsptic it and
fell in the fire burning his head and
face in frightful manner. IL
seems be was alone and does not
knos how long he remained in the
FIRE. He is now at the county hos
pital under treatment from DIR.
Bnrrow. His nose and lips are
burned almost 70 . crisp and Il is
not known at this time whether his
eyesigbt is injured or not. The
patient is unable TO open them. Il
is . most unfortunate accident.
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Nos. wiugfeld has been
DE past week.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
CALVIN CASAD IS
GIVEN HEAVY FINE
Evidence in City Court Show
ed He Had Encouraged
Youngsters to Drink.
THE WHISKEY WAS STOLEN
BOTTLE OF LIQUOR, WHICH
DID THE HARM, FROM THE
GREEN SALOON.

Judge Converse, in the city court
yesterday fined Calvin Casad. aged
~ years, $40 and costs. amounting to
$50, on conviction of having given liq-
uor to Frank Laugel, aged IA years,
Karl Graham, aged Is years and
Charles Lotus, aged II years, Thurs
day night. The two former lads are
messenger boys at the Western I'm
ion and Casad was an operator at the
Postal Telegraph offices. Casad was
sent to Jail on failure to pay his fine.
The testimony showed that an
Thursday night Casad had gone to
the Western Union offices and asso-
ciated himself with the three lads. He
asked them to go and get him cou-
pie of cheese sandwiches adding that
they might get some whiskey." The
three boys went TO the Green saloon
on North Sth street. Young Graham
remained on the outside. the other
two went in and got the sandwiches.
" Dung LOTUS, while in the shop, stole
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13

quart bottle of whiskey from the
window and concealed it under an
overcoat belonging to Graham, which
he was wearing. At the office LOT
tus showed the bottle and gave it to
Casad, who extracted the cork and Of
fered it to Graham, who at first re-
fused to taste it. On being pressed.
he took several swallows of the liquid.
The bottle was passed around and
many drinks were taken by the quar-
tet Later Lotus went home as did
Casad The other boys became very
sicksand intoxicated.
After a severe lecture given by
Judge Converse to the three lads they
were turned loose.
A great deal of indignation has been
over the affair. Graham
and Laugel are excellent young fell
lows and doing their work as messen-
ger boys in an efficient manner.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
II,


Wincheniion, Mass, Oct. 12.-Harry
Wood. who is suspected of having sho.
and killed his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ire
E. Wood, al her home here, was found
in bed at his home with his throat
cut by razor. The wound is not
dangerous. Later Wood was placed
under arrest on the charge of murder
and removed to the police station
Near the bed stood a loaded shotgun
and in the road between the house
and Ira Woods residence, was found
a shell which fitted this gun. Mrs.
Wood was killed by a charge from z
shotgun. TIE motive for the crime
is not known Harry Wood would
say nothing about the affair after his
arrest He is said to be regarded by
his neighbors as somewhat mentally
defective
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
CITY AND COUNTY
Real Estate Transfers.


Samuel Moore to j. Freeman part
er considerations.
P. j. Freeman, trustee, quit claims
to Samuel Moore part of section Is
township II, 81 and other consideD'-
atoms.
Irwin Daily quit claims to, Mary
Ransom part of lot 80 in Kinsey add.
to city, $500.
w. A. Daily quit-claims to Mary
Ransom part of lot so in Kinsey add.
to city. $40.
Florence Mofitt to Mary Ransom
part of l. lot so in Kinsey add to
city, 5000.
Thomas Enyeart to Maria c. Hui
son lots 3, 4, and Z in X Jacksonberg,
$3.50.
DeatbE and Funerals.
JACOB NRIGHT-The funeral of
Jacog Wight, aged Ga years will take
placa/at the home, one and one half
mO1s west of Greensboro, Sunday
/6orning at 10 O'Clock.
Contagion.
Edward Besselman, aged S years
son of John Besselman, residing at
West Eighth and Main street, is ill
of measles
Elmer Shannon. aged years. in
the family of John Shannon, 254
Southwest Second street has the
measles.
Births.
Mr. and Mrs Fsward Glunt, 227 S.
9TH street, boy, seventh child.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
CHARITY BOARD
MAKES REPORT
Is Disappointed that Insane
Women Are Kept at Home
for friendIeSS.
TWO ARE CONFINED THERE
SAY THAT BATH ROOM AT THE
COUNTY POOR FARM is ALSO.
LUTELY USELESS BECAUSE 1T
HAS NO WARM WATER.

The report of the Wayne County
Board of Charities, appearing in the
Indiana Bulletin OF Charities and Cor
rections, just issued for the nine
months, ending July 81. is of much in
terest. In full it follows:
County Poor Asylum, Centerville.
Visited May 10, 1906. We found the
institution in condition more nearly
satisfactory than on any previous Wis
it. The Improvements in the WON
ems building. have made that depart
ment, we believe, perfectly sanitary
but we were disappointed that no ar
rangement had been made for fur
nishing the bathroom with hot water.
without which that part of the i'm
provement is practically useless. We
earnestly recommend that the matter
be promptly attended to. that the in
mates may not longer deprived of the
use of the bath.
Home for .F'riendless Women, Rich
mond Visited May 10, 1906. We
visited the wOmen's Jail at the Home
for Friendless Women and were sur
prised and much disappointed to find
not only Mrs Pierce, the insane pa
tient, still confined there, but that an
other woman in similar mental con
dition, was sharing the same cell. We
also found Mrs. Williams, young
married woman, apparently but slight
ly unbalanced, confined in the only
remaining cell with criminals. So
far as we can learn, although she has
been there many months, no special
effort has been made to have the wo-
man admitted to the hospital for in
sane, where treatment could be given
in the hope of restoring her to normal
condition.
1t seems to us that it has become
too easy matter for people to send
their unfortunates to county jails for
temporary confinement, where they
are allowed to remain indefinitely,
without treatment, deprived of Gods
beautiful sunlight, in environment
we'll calculated to unbalance the best
regulated mind. For seven long
years we have watched the steadily
increasing arrangement of Mrs.
Pierce, and we earnestly entreat that
there be not repetition in the case of
Mrs. Williams. The State of Indi-
ana processes to take care of her in
sane; surely they should not be treat
ed as criminals, confined for months
or years in our county jails, deserted
by those bound to them by kindred
ties, and forgotten by those whose
official position gives them power to
render aid.
County Jail, Richmond. Visited
June 10, 1906. The county Jail was
visited and found cleaner than on
pre- vious visits. Some portions of
the floor are rusted through and
need repairing. The drainage from
prison apartment drips on the floor of
the basement, making the latter damp
and foul. There should be some di-
rect sewer onnection to avoid this.
We are strongly impressed with the
unsatisfactory condition of the apart
ment used for the detention of juye-
niles, which is too lily ventilated and
lighted for the purpose, and we are
keeping the subject under considera-
ton, hoping ere long to devolve some
plan which shall meet your approval
as well as our own.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Sent to PIainfield.

Harrison Jenkins one of the
smoothest of the younger criminals
of the city. was yesterday sentenced
TO the reform school in Judge Fixs
juvenile court. Jenkins will have to
remain there until he is twenty. one
years of age or six more years. He
had stolen twenty-five cents worth of
coal from the Independent Coal and
Ice Company and as it was the third
time he had faced the officers OF the
law. It was deemed fit TO give the
sentence TO Plainfield.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Lonsed For the GsIlows.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-..Fd rather hang
than be John D. Rockefeller said
Daniel Francis, colored, who was
hanged for the murder OF two women.
Have no fears Of ne; my nerve is
all right / know I've got TO die and
| hope by giving good example to
win merit in the next world | am not
q murderer at heart and never was
convicted of crime. Whisky drove
me distracted and I did not know what
| was doing | hope to be forgiven
for my sins Francis killed his wife
and Mrs. Dora Scroggs. He found the
wife at the Scroggs home and killed
both women when she refused TO re
turn home with him. The murder &c.
CURED October %, 1905. Francis had
resisted several attempts to stay his
execution.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Moran May Withdraw.

Boston, Oct. 12.-Ex-Governor w. L.
Douglas, who is now in Portland on a
pleasure tour of the west, may become
the Damocr attic nsminee for the gu
bernatorial chair of Massachusetts.
Since he has been in Portland he has
received word that John B. Moran,
who received the Democratic and In
dependence league and Prohibition
nominations for governor, will with
draw. Mr.. Douglass stands ready to
succeed District Attorney Moran if he
is satisfied that the cause of Democ-
racy and tariff revision in his state de-
mands his return to politics.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Refused to Produce Records.

st. Louis, Oct. 12.-The govern
ment's custer case against the Ter
minal Railroad association was tenn
porarily halted by the fiat refusal of
r. M. Frazer, chairman of the east
bound freight committee, to produce
records having an important bearing
upon the case. Frazer was construc-
lively placed in jail by order of Com
missioner Romhaur Frazer reiterated
his determination not to supply the
records and the case can not be pro-
ceeded with until the matter can be
heard in habeas corpus proceedings
next Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Stole Auto Goggles.

Joseph Bulla, a small lad faced
Judge Fox in the Juvenile court yes
terday for stealing pair of automo-
bile goggles from the shop of c. r.
Carter on East Main street, but as
it was the boys first offense he was
made ward of the court until he
had paid for the goggles. He was
promised full exemption from punish
ment on the recommendation of Mrs.
Chandler with the provision that he
reformed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
COMMITTEE ON coLoRs
EarIham Freshmen Get Ready for
Their Life at Institution-The
OratoricaI Contest

At meeting of the Freshmen
Glass at Earlham yesterday, com
mittee of three was appointed to Sc
lect the class colors. They are
Ralph Guyer. chairman, Miss Sutton
and Isaac Lewis.
Mr. Bertsch, member of the class
urped all Freshmen with any orator
ical powers at all, to enter the regu-
lar class contest which will be held
prior to the primary oratorical at the
college, in order that the class can
make good showing.