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The Washington times., 1906-12-27
Deaths.

Abraham Richardson. 81 years. 49o l.
street southwest
Alice Thornton 80 years, li2S Govern
ment s)ley northwest.
Gertrude Williams. p years, Freed
mans Hospital
Charles II. Blue. IS years. 1908 MAYORS
alley northwest
Corneiia Thomas. 2S years. Garfield
Hospital
Taylor Gray. 50 years, 25 Pierce street
Hattie smith. 45 years. Freedman's
Hospital
street northeast,
Gent Hospital for the Insane.
James Keleher So years. Washington
Asylum Hospital
Grace drummer, 16 years. 2l22 Eighth
street northwest.
Joseph Kane. years. 4O5 New Jeresy
avenue southeast.
Wilson Rlackburne. 81 years, 1925 Four
and-a-half street southwest
isaac Mckinney, u years, 4S Hanover
street northwest.
Charles W Boswell. 50 years. 326 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
Thomas A Jacobs, So years, 33I Six
and-a-half street southwest.
Marthe. ]. CutshaW, NJ years, 122g
Girard street northwest.
Ella Y. Neff, 20 years, $50 Tenth street
northeast
gan place
street northwest.
Maud A Kammerer, . days. S022
street northwest.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Births.
simon and sarah spigel. December To-
samuel \. and Mary Kiatta. December
q boy.
julius and Leah Abramson, December
= Hughes and Esteiie Taylor. December
- CRarles 5i NJ. ana Lueila Cecil Decem-
"A Allen en- and Annie f. Yates. December
I Harry ar " and Maud smith. December ..
Prank 'lli and Lizzie Jones, December p
Anton and ollie D. Longwen. Decem-
'' Frank and Clara Scott, December p
Charles a. p. and Isabella Coliiere.
December .. boy. ,,y,..,,o.,,,,,
William A. and Lottie 4. McCuhoush H.
Consolato and Marianna sergi. Decem-
w.IIiam and Mary Coleman. December
Groyer H. and Alice V. Kesterson.
Henry w. and Alberta Peters, Decem-
Der p. boy. -.
I.oTenzo re- 20, d. and Elizabeth B. Cornish,
December IS boy.
John ana Lula Warren. December q,
girl
William +. and Lottie NJ. Scherer,
December % boy.
Iohn and Mary Fratantuono. Decem-
Paolo and Cannelo Deveto, December
=, boy.
I.oran y. and Anna 3. Pinnay, De
cember q. hoy.
Harry ana Dora Steinberg. December
Lewis S. and Mary c. Hin, December
q. boy
FiliDe and Catherine Vergarp, Novem-
Der q. boy.
her ., boy.
Eugene and Sussane Beday, December
.. boy.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
Bailey HuStling
TOHOld Control
In StOrmCenter
Cancels Dallas Meeting
to Jump Into Com
anChe County Fight.

DALLAS, Texas, Dec IA State
mass meeting called by Senator Raiey's
friends TO be held in Dallas tonight
was suddenly Cancelled yesterday, for
the present at least Bailey hurried
back To direct personally the canvass
IN COmanche county, where a special
election on the proposition Of For
Bailey" or Against Bailey is To be
held next Saturday.
The representative from COmanChe
county was instructed by the State
primary last July 10 vote for Bailey.
Hc recently announced his opposition
10 Bailey and the new pr nary was
ordered. If Bailey wins next Saturday
the representative must vote for him
If RaileV loses, the member can vote
Is he pleases.
Three other special elections in diff
ferent parts of the State are 10 lie
held January . To- and y. The results
In these are likely 10 be largely in
f1uenced by the outcome OF the election
IL COmanche.
II Bailey should carry all these
special elections. as he and his friends
declare he will, there is not political in
fuence enough in Texas to prevent his
reelection by an overwhelming majority
IN the Legislature. IT he should lose
them he would have a desperate fight
on TO WIN re-elertion.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
Interior Department OPP
poses Wyoming Man for
District Attorney.
President Roosevelt Has
Delicate Question Up
for His Decision

Senator Francis r. Warren OF Wyom-
ing has been the object of vigorous al
tacks lately. Ia connection with the ad-
ministratiOu of public lands. IL has been
said that he has for many years been
the most influential man in the country
as 10 matters relating TO the public
domain. Senator Warren laughs at such
suggestion. Since the Investigations
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
into the coal land holdings of railroad
interests in Wyoming and adjacent
States. number OF purported exposes"
have been published. claiming 10 present
the facts concerning Senator Warren s
relations TO the land Office management
and TO the public lands. Ii has been
charged that he himself holds large
area OF public lands under fence.
Contests Burke's appointment.
Senator Warren has been spending the
Congressional recess in Washington, and
1t Is understood that one OF the mat
ters TO which he has been devoting him
self is the matter OF the reappointment
OF District Attorney Burke.
ET. Burke is decidedly persona non
Erata at the Department of the Interior.
Secretary hitchcock has protested
against his reappOintment and is deUer-
mined TO use his utmost power 10 pre-
Vent II. The reason is that, according z
TO the Secretary's charges. Burke has
been persistently neglecJful of mis- duty
regarding prosecutions and investiga-
tions Of alleged iTegulaTi les in connec-
fion with public lands within his tuFis-
dictiou
The appointment OF Burke was
charged 10 the Warren influence and
naturally Senator Warren, who alwavs
stands by his friends, is making the
strongest fight he can for retention of
his man. AT the Interior Departments
while information is not easy 10 get and
much retiCenCe is observed Ia connection
with the case, il is learned on excellent
authority that Secretary Huchcock's
friends think they nave won the fight
and that Burke is out OF the running
There seems 10 be no speculation as vet
as 10 who will be named after Burke is
finally declared II loser
One of the most interesting sDecuIa-
lions in this connection is " neither sen
ator Warren VIII be asked 10 name
another nan for the Presidents con-
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Marriage Licenses.

Walter C. Honesty and Mamie a. Car
Charles L. Palmer. Culpeper county.
Va. and Katie NJ. Petite, RapahanhocK'
came James g. 3. Bolton. York. Pa. and
Bessie Hall, Frederick. Nd.
Alexander Mob Peoples and Ellen
Elizabeth Ealb.
Banks. both OF Dunbrook, Va.
Edwin s YoungblOod and Helen B.
Hague both Of Petersburg, Va
Moses }. Harris and Richard Ella
Wendell p Smith. New York city, and
Evelyn r. Barker, of this city.
Clifton r. Turner, West Liberty, Ky,
and Josephine Mcdonald. OF this city.
Lee a Iampkins, Chicago and sadie
Iohn Il. Grass ana Annie Jennifer.
Twyman :. Jones and Myrtle Y Roll
Jerome Jenkins and Elena Hawkins.
Rufus O. Byars and Equilla Mae Toll
yer.
James +. DonneIy and Anna Eydel-
10th, both of Baltimore, Nd
Alexander BraNtOn and Lizzie Eweli-
Fred Ellis. Thornhill, Va, and Fannie
Galloway. Munroe, Va
Benjamin +. Chapman and Linda r
Duke, both Of Ashland. Va.
Leonard r WaTinner and LOtte {.
Dyer both OF Richmond, Va
William II. Sutherland Newark. n J.,
and Reiter L. Thomas, OF this city.
Forrest Mallory and Rosa 7 Hen
drlek5s: both Of Richmond, va, p
Pierce. OF New York city.
Frederic K Reid and Minnie Bart
lett. of Takoma Park, Washington, D =
Charles II. SayleT and julia Z, Nc
Charles Jackson and Sarah wingo
Spring g. Perry and Bette Barker
both of Fredericksburg. Va.
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Read SIgni
Bible Balm
In Tablet!
Pastor to Serve Scripture in
Street Cars to Nom
ChurchgoerS,

Plaeards. each bearing some cheering
verse Of Scripture. are to be placed in
forty Of the street cars OF the city on
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
In order that those who cannot and do
not attend church often. may have the
gospel brought 10 them in this manner.
This is the plan devised by the Inter
national Highway Sunshine Gospel
Union, headed by the Rev. Zed II. Copp.
assistant pastor Of Bethany Chapel.
IN speaking of the matter thls morn
ing the Rev. Mr. Cobb stated that con
tracts had been closed for the placing
q these cards for the next five months
zach viii be printed in large. bold type
ana contain some optimistic sentiment.
1t is the intention of TIE union TO event
ually place shese cards ia all railway
trains, steamboats,. etc
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WEDS DANCING GIRL.
GETS FORTUNE TOO

PITTSBURG. Dec 27-There was 4
happy reunion here today at the horne
OF Mrs. jacob Reymer. IN ALLEGHENY.
Samuel Reymer. oniy son Of tne widow.
with his beautiful wife, Nellie Paris
Reymer. rctoined z.s mother ana an
troubles were buried
Samuel two years ago married Miss
Paris, dancing girl, and for 1t was
cut off and disowned by Jacob Reymer.
the former cattle king. Today he came
into his own in spite Of his fathers
viii. His mother and sister have at last
reached an agreement with Samuel
whereby re Is 10 get one-third Of the
Immense estate.
Reymer. the elder. died soon after
his son married. leaving an ironclad will
disinheriting his only son.
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MAlDENS OFFER LOVE
TO MAN GIRL TILTED

YORK. Pa, Dec. 27-Squire T. p. A.
Carman. of VOC. this county. who was
Tilted by Miss Jennie Young. of Hagers-
town. Nd, few days ago because she
loved another, need not remain a bach
elor.
Since il has been known that Carman
had been rejected he has received a
batch of tender misSives from young
women who have extended their SYM
pathy and offer to make his newly fur
nished home happy by adjoining IL with
their presence.
CaTman at this time is not in a mood
10 accept these offers and is turning a
deaf ear to all proposals.
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GETS MARRIAGE LICENSE
CLOSE UPON HER DIVORCE

CHAMBERsBURG. Pa, Dec. 27.-
Holding in his hand the courts decree.
granting divorce 10 the woman he
desired 20 wed. Frank Rowe made appli-
cation for a marriage license TO marry
Mrs. Lille Y. Ripple
Rowe, who is a weIl-tO-do mechanic.
paid the costs or the divorce proceed
lngs, and was granted the license Mrs
Ripple was Miss Lille v. Kline q
handsome young woman of this town
The marriage license was granted five
minutes after the courts decree had
been filed.
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DIED FOR LOST BOY.
He GETS FORTUNE

BYHALIA. Miss. Dec. 27.-Charne II.
owens, mourned as dead Tor i've years,
suddenly appeared at his old home here
to receive a Christmas present In the
shape OF a comfortable fortune In
November. 1901. both Owens arms were
broken and his skull was fractured IN
A Southern Pacific railroad wreck near
San Francisco His name was sent out
as among the dead
Owens, however. came out victorious
after two months fight in a Los an
geles hospital and at once began a tour
OF Mexico.
His aged mother died from grief over
the supposed death Of her boy.
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cONFESSES TO CRIMES;
CLEARS MAN IN PRISON

LANCASTER, Pa. Dec. T.-Wililam
Randolph. who was arrested recently on
the charge Of being implicated IN a num-
Der Of hold-ups. has confessed To Doing
guilty of the crimes.
In his confession Randolph eNonerstes
Charles f. Roberts, who ig now serving
q tvo-vear term in the Eastern Peni-
tantiarv OF the charge of highway rob
berv Roberts was accused Of holding
nm and robbing Lafayette Innis in No
yerber last. and Randolph declares
that he is innocent of the crime.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
STORM IN ENGLAND
STEAMER A WRECK

LONDON, pee. 27.-There is two
inches of snow in the streets Of Lon
don, and IN the country districts trains
are delayed.
There is a fierce storm raging on the
coasts The steamer Haeldene went
ashore IN the night and sank Life
savers took of her crew and the crew
of the schooner Ringleader ashore
near Dungeness.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
QUITS WIFE, WEOS AGAIN,
ENDS LIFE IN TWO DAYS

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Dec. 21.-Edward 4.
Eaton left his wife. with whom he had
iiVed Tor ten years, last Saturday at
noon. and two hours later was married
TO Mrs. Nellie Kelley, who lived within
a few feet OF his home
After the ceremony his new bride went
with him 10 look at The house he had
promisea they should have for their
home and prepared to move in
Ia Mondays newspapers the license
was recorded, and both women saw it.
Eaton's dead body was found in a lum-
ber yard near his home. He had taken
poison.
Eaton was charged Monday afternoon
by Mrs. Kelley with having two wives.
He denied that his real wife accused
him. and he thought ia tine to quit this
life.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
Underwear and Hosiery

Infants 25c Heavy Wool Hose. in
blue. red. pink, and tan; the best
quality on the market; 1nr
waTmest and most sanitary "
hose for the baby. G. 7. P. = -
Ladies' Heavy Fleece-lined Fast
black Hose. with best ribbed tops
and strongly reinforced foot:
always i5e. A special lot re
duced for Friday 10. Ci 7. P.
Immense shipment Of Misses soc
Underwear: vests and pants TO
match: heavily ribbed and ffeeced.
Seconds" that can't be dis
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wear; ideal IN weight, fit. and ter
vice; vests and pants to match, lib-
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Cafe Martin has had all its tables
engaged for over two months and the
head walter has been offered $50 for a
tahie. In addition 10 the guarantee it
mas been officially posted in many res
taurants that after 10 o'clock nothing
but champagne Will be served.
The Hotel Astor expects 10 serve
600 guests.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
RYAN WANTS $4,000
TO FIGHT H. KELLY

CHICAGO. Dec. Z7.-Tommy Ryan is
said 10 have wired the Rhyoltte \. C.. or
Nevada, asking that q $4,000 purse he
offered for a championship battle be-
tween himself and Hugo Kelly.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
GEN. SAMUEL E. M. ERWIN ILL.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. H.-Gen.
Samuel z. NJ. Erwin, former Lieutenant
governor of Connecticut. has suffered a
relapse after an extended Illness and IS
critically III. He is ABOUT seventy-five
years old
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
New York Hotels Reap
Big NeW Year Profits

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Celebrants of
the advent OF the New Year il the big
restaurants and hotels in New York will
have to dig down deep for the privilege
this year. So great has been the demand
Tor tables IN hotels and restaurants that
tickets Of admission have been issued
which are guarantees that each person
viii spend from So 10 So
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Died.

POWER-Ou December p 1890 at his resi-
danCe 333 Girard avenue. Baltimore ROB
ERT r POWER.
Funeral Friday morning. II O'Clock In
torment Druid Ridge Cemetery. Il
RIDGELT-On Wednesday. December %. 1896.
AT am at TIE residence of her daugh-
ter Mrs Elizabeth r. Walton, ml5
street northwest. Mrs MARY RlDGEl-4.
Funeral Friday. 1nterment private
de2S-2t
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
WARREN'S POWER
HINGES UPON THE
NAMING OF BURKE
BY a eeision
IOC's"! which he must soon
for IN c. President
E-a.s--.. Roosevelt will indi-
cate in the most
public fashion whether his conf
dence in Senator Francis +. War
rem of Wyoming has been in any
wise shaken.

siaeration, or whether he viii be ig-
nored entirely.
Severe Jolt Is Feared.
It would be a doubly severe blow If
the President. after refusing TO reap
point Burke. should take the whole af-
fair into his cS.- lands and ignore the
Wyoming political organization It
would be most decidedly an intimatiou
Of loss OF confidence
Senator Warren. however. has by no
means given UP hope OF the reappoiut-
HeAt OF burke, according 10 report. on
DehaII OF the latter 4 Is strongly denied
lnat ne has ever stood iu the way OF
prosecutions OF land lOOLers. and mis-
record IN thls regard Is the center of the
controversy
The Interior Department peoDle de-
clare that he has been derelct, and that
MS neglect OF duty has been reDorl ed
uihe ana again by inspectors and agents,
VINO nave insisted that they could not
get any cooperation whatever from
burke in their efforts to make trouble
TOT the land Grafters within the Wyo-
ming district
There is no telling when the Burke
matter viii pc decided by the President.
Ihe latter is said 10 have ordered an
inquiry into the charges OF the Interi-
or Department. which according To nm
NOR, may be broad enough In its scODe
10 determine once and for all how
much basis there IS for the charges
tldI nave Deen so freely banded. con
corning the alleged relations of the Wv
oming political system TO the land graft
ing business.
Where the Problem Centers.
The whole problem of the reorgani
cation Of the public land admin!stra-
ton, after Mr.. Garfield shall have be-
come Secretary OF the Interior. on March
+. is intimately involved IN this pre-
hminary inquiry.
The President IS himself in a difficult
ana delicate position in this matter In
the nrst place. he has been on terms
OF decided intimacy and friendship with
Senator Warren. Few Senators have
been credited with more friendly rela-
ton at the White House The Sena-
tor has entertained the President at his
great Wyoming place.
More than all this. Senator Warren is
head or the Senate Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, and seriously to affront
him at this time might have uncorn-
Portable consequences as Affecting the
Senatorial attitude in the matter OF the
Brownsville troops.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
Special Notices.

OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSUR-
AkCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN-The stockh olders
OF the Firemen's Insurance Company OF
Washington and Georgetown VIII meet
az this Office on MONDAY, JANUARY
IIH, 1906 for the purpose OF eiecting
thirteen directors fer the ensuing year.
Polls open II A. N and close % 81
& W HOWARD, Secretary. deZ7-11t
AMERICAN TELEGRAPHONE COM
PANY-The annual meeting OF this
Company duly called to be held on
Tuesday December I1th. 1906, having
been unavOidabiy postponed: NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
american Ielegraphone Company viii
be held at Rooms 3Z0-32I Colorado Build
ing. corner OF 14th and G streets north
west. Washington D -. on WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 30Td 1907. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. for the purpose OF
electng eleven trustees OF directors who
shall manage the affairs OF the Company
Tor the ensuing year, and for the pur-
pose OF transacting such other business
as may properly come before said meet
ing. By order OF the Board of Directors
W: A. -ROSENBAUM. President z b
BABBITF, Secretary.
Washington, D. c, Dec q. 1906.
de27, ,ja3.10.17
LICENSES TO PRACTICE MEDICINE.
PdARMACY. AND MIDWIFERY
Physicians, pharmacists, and midWives
desiring to enter the January. 1907. ex-
animation OF candidates for licenses 10
practice medicine. pharmacy. and mid
WlIery' must ME their applications with
lae Undersigned on or before the 18th
INSTANT. GEORGE c. ORFR NJ u
Secretary, Board of Supervisors in Rfedi-
cine and Pharmacy. Washington. d. c.
REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING Stock
noldeTs international Medicine Co.
ISESDAY. JAN. STH, y O'CLOCK
once OF Co. }. p. HEAP, Sect. II
A NUMBER OF FRIENDS who ara
stockholders In the Metropolis Bldg.
[ASsoGlslon nave requested HARRY F.
- 1I-(AAAlAN 10 be a candidate for the
once OF sec Election TO be held IAN
NJ 1907, from to p NJ YoIIr vote
and support are earnestly solicited.
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SPECIAL meeting Of Journeymen Plas-
tefers' Association VIII be held FRI
DAY. DECEMBER 2S, at 7:36 P NJ
BUSINESS or Importance BY order Of
association. THOS. REARDON. Presit
de26-2t -
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF the Capital Traction Com
pany for the election OF directors for
the ensuing year will be held on WE'D
EESDAY, JANUARY 9TH. 1897. et the
/ once or the Company, 36th and NJ Sts
n W, washington. D. c. The pofIs
VIII be open from 10 A NJ until u
Q clock noon. G. 7. DUNLOP, President
ID y. SRAMPTON. Secretary. del7-15t
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An imported eh1naware, teas. and
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Mems Wear

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zsll-Hoyss Day &no Night School.
Both Sexes All Ages. College-Preparato tory.
Technical and Graded CLurses-AlsO special
coaching. Catalogues. FRANCES MANN
HALL. A. N. Principal. Phone. Main ss77 K.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
ENTERTAIN CHILDREN
At COLUMBIA THEATER

The annual Christmas entertainment
for the children OF employees of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. with President Allen McDermott
as host. viii be given al l-30 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in the Columbia
Thea.er.
II Is expected that 1900 children will
be on hand 10 accept the hospitality Of
President McDCTmOtt IN addition 70 any
number of good things. which are pre-
sented 10 each child. The c VIII be
candles, nuts. oranges. and toys. 10
make the little ones happy and a gen
uine good time is anticipated.
PILES CURED IN o TO Il DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO cure
any case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding. or Pro-
truding piles in 10 Il days or money re-
funded SOC.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
KIN LAZY EN co.

90 Ia Ave- Ne ".
All imported ch3nawars, teas, aud
silks at reasonable prices.
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SPECIAL meeting Of Journeymen Plas-
terers' Association VIII be held FRI
DAY. DECEMBER o, al 7.36 p N
Business OF Importance. Bv order Of
association. THOS. REARDON. PreSir
The Washington times., 1906-12-27

REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING SOL
holders International Medicine %
TUESDAY. JAN. sTH. ~ O'CLOCK
ofhce OF Co. J. p. HEAP. Sect r.
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Strayer's Business College,

Cor. I1th and F SITS. NV; ali graduates gusr-
anteed good situations Day and night school
all the year. Phone 81. sz30 for catalogue.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
The BerIitz School of LANGUAGES

123 14th St n. w. Trial Lessons Fres.
Grand Frizes, ST. Louis, 'o4; Lsisgs, io5.
French, German, Spanish, etc, Native teachers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-27
GARLAND.
JAPs AID IN CELEBRATION.
Every FEATURE Of Pioneer bay Fes-
tivtles a Success.
Special CorrespOndonce.

Special Correspondence
Garland Boxelder Co.. July 25.-
The pioneer celebration al Garland
was complete success, and every
thing moved along smoothly from the
fircing Of the big guns In the morn
ing until the playing Of the medley
IN the grand ball az night Every
one did his part toward making the
celebration a success. and the man
nfr IN which the various committees
worked up and conducted their vari-
Gus parts Of tho program bespoke the
judgment Of the people I'm their Sc
lection OF persons 10 compose these
committees
ln the morning patriotic program.
consisting OF speeches, music by the
band. vocal selections, toasts, etc,
was rendered I'm the Social hall. by the
best talent which Garland could pro-
cuce Amusemonts for young and old
occupied the afternoon. The base
hall game between the local team and
The Fielding team resulted IN a VIC
tory 20 the Garland team by score
~ IL 10 Z. During the progress of
The game the Japanese 81 the valley
conducted a free booth in one corner
~ the park grounds, al which soft
drinks and dellcacies Of all kinds
were dispensed free Of charge. At ?
o'clock p. m. a grand display % fire.
works was enjoyed by the people Of
Garland at the Athletic park. The
japanese also took hand in the dis
play 81 fireworks which were some
hing quite out Of the ordinary. After
The display Of fireworks grand ban
was enjoyed by the Younger genera
ton, who danced until the early hours
~ morning Not one single feature Of
an unpleasant nature transpirod 10
mar the pleasure Of the day.