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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
ELEVEN YEAR OLD BOY VICTIM
Injury Was Accidentally inflicted
A Week Ago and For Three
Days Gave No Trouble.
Lad Went Fishing on Monday But Was
Taken 10 Doctors Office for Treat
mcnt the Day Following.


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WENT FISHING OK MONDAY.
ABOUT Neeh ago WINE tripping
lightly along a plank walk. Harold ran
"a .p,ipter into his lcft foot. The silver
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
Five Masked Men Enter and Rob
The Salt Lake
Saloon.
DONE EARLY THIS MORNING.
Secured Nbout $3.50 ,OO-Ia~>cngcr
Who Came In Held and he.
lleNcd of Money.
Especial 10 The "NcVs. }

Pocatelo, Ida. Aug. IA daring and
successful saloon hold-up occurred this
morning at about 2.30 O'Clock in the
salt Lake saloon by FIVE masked men.
Two guarded the side door, one the
front door. and two entered the saloon.
which, 10y the way, is run by an Italian
named Farrando. Two customers be-
sides the bartenders and Jean. the day
miNologisl. were lined. up agains, the
wg1l and an we're rtlietcd OF their cash
..r.u4IH- the ctsl register. \ thirsty
passenger came on the run to quench
his thirst, hut when he spied the pro-
gram that was enacted ON the inside he
attempted 60 retreat but the pal on
guard compelled him io enter at thr
point ~ the gun and he was also
nceced 90 the tune OF SEQ
The robbers secured about $50 ana
made a safe retreat one OF the hold
ups was masked with a woman's stock
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
REVOLUTION AGAINST
WIRZ MONUMENT.

Minneapolis. Aug. 1.-THE G. 4. r..
ehcanpment today passed a resolution
providing IT'S c0mmander-in.chl
should communicate with Gen. :. ID.
Lee, commander Of the Southern Vet
eran association, and express the hope
that the erection OF a monument 10
Henry Wirz. near Audersonviile prison
be not attempted.
The question Of deprecaung the pas
sage by Congress Of the law abolish
ing the can,een en- old soldiers homes
was tabled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17

TO the world of science. Kcrgueleu ISL
and rs situated at ~ degrees south
lititude, and 20 degrees east longitude,
half way between Africa and Tasmania.
II Is 80 miles long and con,aInsvoican0os
and glaciers. lis temperature seldom
rises above 30 degrees or falls below
zero 10 has never been inhabited for
any length OF time A whaling vessel
will leave Mr. Klein at the island re-
turning for him after a three-months
cruise iu southern waters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
TROUBLE At BROWNSVILLE.
President Calls for Report Regarding
OoIorcd Iroop.erherc.

oyster Bay Aug. l7.-The message
from committee Of citizens IN
Brownsville. Texas. requesting thar the
negro troops who committed an outrage
there LAST Monday night he replaced
by white soldiers was received by
President Roosevelt He az once re-
ferred the dispatch 10 the war depart
meut with q request that an immediSe
report ON tho matter be made o. hsn.
He will take M action upon tho com.
mittec's request pending rcceip. Of the
report from the war department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
WATER RIGHTS APPROPRIATED.

Spokane. Wash. Aug. l7-Water
rights ON the Sulahekin river EXTEND
Inc seven miles above Counully. WASH
inrton. have been appropriated by A..
NJ. Dewey and NJ. II. Winder of Spo-
kane. Mr. Dewey states that he ana
his associates purpose 10 build seven
dams 200 the river. develop 35.0OO
horsepower and establish system M
electric lines to- towns in Okarngan
county and finally build smclter al
some central point probably near Con-
COunully.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
EXAMINATIONS BEGIN.
Ancr Two Races To-day Roosevelt
Yachts VIII be- Cut Down.

Marhlehssd. Aug 1.-THE Roosevelt .ap
trial races are rapidly becoming a guess
tou OF endurance Sly races ir four days
have turned sport into something skn f1
hard work while not q few ~ the skip
uers are nearing she belief that The
tharccs ~ their boats being chosen ar.
FADING with each race
Realizing that the strain n hard farirg
Is becoming greater each day and also
that tho cf0wding or the line. especially
on starts % the windward PLACED some
IN the faster yachts in unfortunate posi.
lions. the regatta committee intends 20
begin The elimination process after the
fua Fatls today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
ANTE. NUPTIAL AGREEMENT.
That Between DIR. Applcby and Cor
nclla Day Wilder Held Valid.

ST. Paul Aug. l--Judee Hlllam today
decided that the ante-uuptIsl agreement
between Dr. r. W Appltby and Cor
ueia Day wilder which provided That
Dr. Appieby should draw on thc csIt.
% Mrs Applchy annually 5000 pfoNdins
De- did not marry again. is valid.
The estate of Mrs Applely is valued
st Sst0e0 aud is part ~ what B. known
as The Wilder charity. which by me Wills
of Mr. and Ms Wilder aud thtir dauEh-
ter Mr. Anpieby. all deceased. was left
ln trust 90 DE worthy poor N 81 Paul
The entire estate amounts 90 about t2op1-
OBJ Dr. Aurlely sought to have the ante
uuuptal agreement declared void lie
also tried o. have set aside thc charitable
boquost Boo his Wics vail on thc ground
that 70 was void ana that the Wilder
home. With a fund ~ sea- a yelr fer
maintenance was fighfuIy bio, whether
OF not he lived On d.
Tho probate court decided adversely io
Dr Auplehy on ali these points and au
appeal was taken 90 thc district clu..
which today decided with the pr.tl'.
llurf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
swINDLING IMPORTER ARREST

New York Aug H. - Constantine
Galanopulo. an importer Of Italian gro
cerios was arrested yesterday. charged
with having made false invoice in
connection with he importation Of lls
barrels Of olive OIL According % TIRE
invoices. the oil was unfit Tor table
use" being Imported Tor mauufactur-
ing purposes and AZ such admissible
duty free An investigation. according
20 the complaint proved that the oil
was suitable Tor table consumption lie
was held On $4,000 hail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
GREEK IL TROUBLE.

Nick Panakas, % Greek, was arrested
this morning by the police ou The
charge % threatening Go take the life
of fellow Countryman. a is alleged
that Pauakas engaged in row with
another man and then armed himself
with "a gun and threatened to shoot
The revolver was taken away from the
fcIlow after O. sharp struggle. and De
was landed in jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
coLoR,po LANDS WITHDRAWN

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE ,ocre-
tary Of the Interior TODAY ordered tho
Withdrawal from an forms of entry
~ bes.sgS acres Of land I'm s0uth-
Miguel forest reserve The tract Is
located On san Miguel aud Dolores
counties and includes q part of tho
San Miguel plateau and the san Nj
cuel mountains and Is about 36 miles
from Telluride.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
TRAVELLERS RETURNING
FROM EUROPE IN CROWDS,

New York, Aug, 1.-THE crush Of re-
turning European travel has set in. AMI
every arriving steamer is crowded TO its
capacity with homecoming Americans,
An bring back a story Of the harmful
effect I'm Europe Of the recent discus
sion and disclosures I'm our business
world. The foreign press made much
OF this material IN a campaign against
American products I'm favor OF Their
home industries.
Inquiry here indicates that while the
first announcements resulted In an al
most total cancellation OF orders that
more normal condition has returned,
and that now most houses are export
Ing w to their former figures. The
beef trade. which was the most inju-
riously affected has 50 far recovered
that the exports are now but 10 pee
cent below normal
The peculiar situation Is revealed that
though I'm the packlnghouse exposures
the quality OF the beef was assailed, the
orders have practically been restored,
whereas in the petroleum business the
quality OF which has not been ques-
toned in America there has been
most marked reduction in the export
trade. where 60 per cent Of the entire
petroleum production Of the United
states goes The Russians. Germans,
Roumanians and Galatians who are
the formidable competitors of the
American petroleum industry have
used the European press attacks 70
their great advantage. With the large
Is accumulated stocks due to the many
new oil fields found In Kansas and In
dian Territory. and the rapidly deyel-
pping petroleum industries Of other
countries. which have the advantage OF
greater proximity TO consuming centers,
as well as that Of cheaper labor, q Sc
rious injury TO the American products
has resulted. one American oil COM
pany. which made application 10 for
eign government for permission TO
erect a storage plant to receive Amer
lean bulk petroleum. was refused by
the authorities on the claim that Pres
ident Roosevclts message 10 Congress
had dlscredited the quality Of American
paffoiCtlO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
zNcnNllY Gl1IrN or rEnIrnY.

Portland. or. Aug l1.-n record
dime this morning. the jury I'm the ease
of clarence b. Zachary. manager Of the
butte creek Land. Livestock q Lumber
COMPANY found tho defendant guilty
Of perjury. committed Bon connection
with the final proof NJ Charles 4. Wat
son homestead iu Wheeler county. The
Jury deliberatod less than 10 minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
APPEALED TO BOISE.
Players of That City Responded 20
Calls from stranded Players Here.

Deserted by iheir manager and ic..
So nearly peuuness that the situation
is robbed OF an humor. the members Il
the olympia opera company. which has
been playing iu the salt Palace salt
Lake. have turned 90 their friends DE-
the san Francisco Opetl company.
which is playing lu this cIty. Tor sym-
pathy and ala. says Che Boise Capital
News. sympathy a-p.elt- their con
frCrrs ~ staCcdom frUu here Do Boise
dispatched to thc salt Lake unfortu-
mates post haste. ana aid the good
SAN r.t8u stunt IN the shape ~ a
collection witch was raised hy the
Riverside singers yesterday.
The dcsertion of Manager Scamaus
of 1he salt Lake players recalls 10 tee
nirds off fhc stage fIlk aa Interest,"
irg intrigue which played havoc With
'ha personnel of ScImaus segregation
not long 8Fo What was originally
thr Kendall Opera company of los til-
rr,e played an extended eng cement
ON GOO HcHic ihcaier iu Portland just
t..Hr leaving Cor 'uc.r rrcsput cngugp-
men. gf ~1lt Lake. leaving Portland
o. account ~ UH0r houses and little
support
NH'. t'r DHH. rr WI- cn route
,ur salt LAX. iou. kendall. LEADING
.ruHn. together With NNlar Bacon d
prominent comedian tr0E French leave
lrl. arriving at tlo Mormon Oty tha
r.nHEer found chat hO was Without
tNo nj bis stellar lights
f V0s runorcg among members 0l
tho san Francisco OuoW company thff
DO Was likely that Manager Seamsus
has Ioo io chase his leading lady. They
are much myst.hed over Che OCCUR
renee end cam suggest H' other rlaus'-
Do REASON 90 DIS Sudden disaunclr-
.n.,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
So. BANK CLE,RISGs.

San Francisco Aus 1.-THE bank
tlcarinCs % san Francisco show much
ACTIVITY IN business during the past week
TIE iftrensO over Last Yfas was 9 pr
cent. and ihe totals were eel atuye The
tnoneo mark For tho week ending
Thursday noon Aue ~ lts the clesrinEs
Nere tnNflE-n g. AZ againsi So ~ ~ y
for the corresponding week n lsS.
Tho Increase Is t.sbsiH-tS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
W. 7. MoHR RANkRUPT.

Ncn YORK Aug IA petition In
BANKRUPTCY has been hlod against VIII
liam p Mohr doing business as r.
Nohr a Company. manufacturers of
furniture. 4 statement Of the condition
az the business 0u Jan. ]. 1905. showed
assets ~ S22i 122. and liabilities OF Stt-
CSC. Judge Hough ~ the United states
district court. appointed Wilbur Barre
more receiver of Tho assets which arc
rstfmatcf at $500 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
MODERN ROBINSON CRUSOE.
\. =. Klein VIII spend Three Months
on Lonely Island

NcW YORK. Aug. lI.-flke a Robinson
Cusoe. only without man Friday ana
with certainty ~ rescue. Alfred J.
Klein win spend three months on Kerr
gueien island. half way between Tae-
mania and the southern end of the
continent Of Africa T. the lnsan ocean.
ne is being sent thither by the museum
~ natural history fog purposes 0f re-
search. and expects 90 sail from Bos-
ton iu September. Through The voyages
81 a whaling vessel the museum has
obtained Information about Kerguelen
isl.ad. which leads 20 a belief that The
iaand contains many specimens 81
plant and animal life entirely unknown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
JOHN OLIVER HOBBIES FUNERAL.

London. Aug 1.-THE funeral SER
vices today over the body Of Mrs.
Cuaigic John oliver Hobbcsl az the
Jesuit church in Farm street were
largely attended, basSddor REID
and Mrs. Reid and many other Amer
leans and number of English authors
md Mritrrs wore nrcsoml
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
MOODY At OYSTER BAY.

oyster Bay. Aug 11.-Atty Gen.
Moody was a guest of President Roosc-
velt last night BE left for Washing
ton today. Nothing except routine mate
TOYS were talked about be- said and no
reference was made 60 Standard on
suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
GARFIELD rhRK BANK AFFAIRS

Chicago. Aug l7.-EnIs r. Drake,
who was boz control Of the GARFIELD
Park bank. for which receiver was
appointed yesterday gave notice today
that be- would ask that the rcccivership
be set aside.
Drake Insisted that he had ample
funds 90 pay obligations NJ the bank.
which Dc says amount 90 $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
N. b. C.NnIl.L nENn.

New York. Aug l1.-Wlliam b. ca
him. formerly well known actor, died
yesterday.
lie was born in ireland, and achieved
a reputation before the came 20 this
country with Miss Lydia Thompson.
I'm the dftics Cahil toured the United
states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17

the Reuter- Telegraph company, from
Buenos Ayres,
NO RECORD AT HAMILTON.
Lick Observatory. Cal, Aug. IL
The seismograph on Mount Hamilton
shows no record OF any earthquake
shock yesterday.
NO ADNICES IN WASHINGTON.
Washington. Aug. 11-State de-
pGrtment officials are without adyices
from the American representative IN
Chile concerning the earthquake
which is reported to have caused
havoc on the west coast Of South
America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
DIED OF FEAR.
Man in New York Scared to Death bs
\ Savage Dog,

New York. Aug. l7.-Fear OF large
bull terrier led to the death Of Hugh
Leonard, a middle aged man, on tie
East Side last night The dog had
dangerously bitten another man. Mar
tin Donovan The animal Donovan
told the physicians at the hospital
where he was taken. was set on him
and Leonard by an intoxicated man IN
Chinatown saloon Leonard ran out
Of the place IN fear and presently died
IN drug store where he had sought
refuge Uonovan's condition is serious
The police later arrested August Mar
celia. bar tender.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
MAY SETTLE TROUBLE.
agreement Lively Between Board NJ
Works aud Fircpr0ofing Company.

u is very likely mat the difference
between the board of public works and
the Utah Fireproohug company over
the sidewalk contracts iu the city viii
be- settled satisfactorily and that the
company will resume work within few
days a conference Tas held yestcr-
day between Chairman Leonard of the
board and Manager Thomas Owens o.
the company. 90 which 90 was agreed
that the board would send .n al este
mates on work already completed by
the company So tha. the council can
pay the company the balance due b..
amounting 10 about $4,000. When these
balances have been paid the company
promises 10 resume work and the board
VII see that the engineers office fur
nishes grade stakes fast enough so az
90 not interfere with the progress OF
the work The estimates due the COM
pauy viii boz submitted o. The council
for approval on Monday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
AP MADoC IS COMING
Distinguished Chicago Musician VIII
BE in salt Lake Next Week

Professor William $50 Maddoc accom-
ru.rj by DIS vie ans dlushirr Mis-
O'ven. aIl Dr. in Salt Lake neNt week
the guest, OFF .hc local 'amh-.in soc'c-
v Efforts aIo being made n Doe De
ro.tIon of getting Mr Au MaIor COB giYe
a recital while here. and Do fhe present
plans carry. 10 D. expected thaI tho
uof.i musician $3.50 appear 9t Barratt
Dam. un sunday evening. August 81.
The Intention nf tlr Cumbr.1n ocicty.
under whose ausniCss She distinguished
gentlemen appears. Is io make the nd-
mission free and tbe Invitation general
From SAT- Lake. Mr Ap Madoe goes
to Mrlad. Idaho appearing there In
concert on the evening OK the 18Th, and
In Logan on The 3.ih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.
Amha,Sado Meyer Thinks There VIII
Be Lull For some Months

Berlin. Aug 1I--Mr Meyer. the
American ambassador 20 Russia who
g. going 90 Kissengcn today 90 take
the cure. says the general consensus n
opinion in 81 Petersburg Is that the
present lull in the revolutionary move
ment viii continue for several months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.

ST. Petersburg Aus i,.-lt is an.
nounced that 2l0 members Of the mil.
liant section ~ tho Social Revolution
lists were arrested in ST. Petersburg
and Moscow In three days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
Judge Vaughan Instructed u " to
Pay No Attention
To Il.
IN LIBEL SUIT ON TRIAL.
Judge Howell Grants Injunction
Against CITY to Prevent Disposition
or city Hall square Property.

ogden Aus li.--ln the district court
here this morning during the trial Of
the libel sIt brought by Viola Lewis
against William Gasmann aud the
standard Publishing company, Judge
Maughn, from the bench. issued cm-
rha'io instructions TO the jury TO pay
no attention 0hatoyeg 60 the story pub
hshed by the Salt Lake Tribune with
reference Go the ease. Judge Vaughan
declared thdt the story published by
thc sheet referred Co was entirely mis-
leading and tho jury must absolutely
igu0T, it
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
ELEVEN POLICEMEN
MURDERED IN POLAND

Warsaw. Aug fi.-nurinF yesterday
throueholt Poland d policemen ana one
scndsnuo were killed and fou policemen
we're wounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17
FRENCH EMBASSY.
4 Handsome Structure j. 10 be Erected
Ia Washington.

Paris. Aus. i1.--Whon the senate and
chamber OF deputies meet in November
the government intends 10 ask for an
Appropriation to insure the erection Of
a handsome structure for the French
embassy 90 Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17

uant advertising furnishes you the
,,sverp 10 the little 'real riddle"
even though it . hard one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-17

Every day some things, often things
OF real importance. may be learned
only through reading the ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-21
CITY Wins MANAGE C..e.

Judge Wheeler In district court yesterday
by sustaining the demurrer OF the city m
the suit brought by the Walker Manufactur.
ing company to recover $4,000 damages foi
the destruction OF its plant by ERE in April
1906. held that the city was not responsible
for any defect in the water system. Unless
the Walker Manufacturing company de.
cides to appeal from Judge Wheelers rulinR
this ends the big damage suit.
When the FIRE department reached the
scene OF the FIRE at the walker factory. the
hydrant nearest the plant was found to be
broke and the fremen had to carry the
nose to another hydrant a considerable dis.
lance away. The Walker company asserted
that had the first hydrant been I'm working
order the fire could have been extinguished
in its incipiency and the plant saved
whereas the factory was destroyed
The city demurred to the petition OF tho
Walker company on the grounds that the
city was not liable inasmuch as 1t was moi
responsible for the acts Of the Are depart
ment and that the contract to furnish wa.
ter for fire protection was between the city
and the waterworks company and did moi
inure TO the private citizens 90 that the
latter could sue on It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-21
COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE COMING
Several state ORGANIZATIONS Meet Here
In AuRust.

In August.
r F. Conn OF Des Moines. clerk OF the
district court OF Polk county and president
OF the state Association OF Clerks Of the
District Court was in the city yesterday
10 make the preliminary arrangements for
the annual convention OF the association
to be held in Council Bluffs August 81, p
and g.
With Fl. " Battey. clerk Of the Potts
wattamie county district court, Mr. Comm
called on Secretary Reed OF the Commercial
club. with whom they talked over matters
in connection with the convention. As a
result OF the conference the Grand hotel
was selected as headquarters for the asso-
citation during the convention and the ses-
sions will be held there in. the large ball
room. Mayor Macrae was invited and con-
sented TO deliver the address OF welcome
and Judge Wheeler of the district court
accepted an invitation TO address the con-
ventlon on matter of interest to the menu
bers. Only morning sessions will be held
and the afternoons and evenings of the
three days will be devoted to pleasure.
The annual meeting of the clerks has
heretofore been held in July. but this year
the time was changed so that the ssso-
citation could be here at the same date as
the State Association OF County Supervis-
ors, County Auditors and Treasurers, all
of which organizations will hold their con-
ventlons in Council Bluffs August 81. q
and %.
The State Association OF County Record
ers is also anxious to hold it's annual meet
| ing here at the same time and In response
to letter from F. Wells, county recorder
at Emmetsburg. president OF the associa-
ton, G. q. Baird, recorder OF Pottawat-
tsmie county. yesterday sent the asocia-
ton a formal invitation to meet here and
| It undoubtedly will be accepted
Arrangements, for entertaining these Ave
meetings will be in charge OF the CONNER
| cial club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-21
CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA

Clark. general secretary OF the Ohio State
association. music, Prof ID. y, TQwner.
9:S5-'"The Township OrEa Mia ton; lite
place. It's Work. Its Possibilities" J. II.
Engle. general secretary OF the Kansas
State association
s:OO-Bible study. THE Obligsti lions OF
Hope" 1 Peter q DR. James Gray.
4:4o-M Meeting by districts to elect members
Of resolution and nominating committees.
5:ib-F1eld workers conference, President
3. Il. Nichols presiding
6:Q0-Field workers luncheon.
1:so-SonR service. Prof u. p. Towner.
Detroit, Mich.
s:0O-Address. ~ Great Teacher" Presl-
dent A. II. Storms d. d. State AErcul-
tural college, Ames.
s:t0-"Self Training OF the Teacher" DR..
Joseph Clark. Columbus, o.
9:2S-Announcemepts; evening prayer,
The Workers Strength" DR.. James NJ
GRAY.