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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

he was Is years ot age Since that
eime he has spent NEST of his life
amous white people and. though he
speaks with u slight accent. IL never
thelcaa. in his dress. habits aud man
ner Of life almost an Anglo Saxon.
lie has the tall. straight bearing Of
his indian ancestors, the dark skin.
the high cheek bones and the sharp,
clear eyes Although he II so advanced
for one ot his race yet hts people are
among the most orthodox ~ the old.
tiu.' Sioux. aud his father mother and
sisters adhere rvllgtously 60 the an
elsnt aud established customs of tribe.
Mr. Rube believes IN the future OF
the ludiaus. he believes tn the land al.
lotmrnt plan. he believes IA the aon
reservation schools aud he regrets ex-
ceodiusly the working OF the law
witch. white making a oltiaan OF the
ladian. permits him 10 buy liquor
tie has tbs true Indian regard. how
ever. Tor law and authority tie Is ems
ploy "a AZ the school as assistant dis.
etplluarian aud Instructor In military
tactics aud athletics
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Cargoes Of Building Material Are
Going from Oregon TO Ger
many.

Portland, Ore.-Ihe North Pacific
1.Hoo company has sold a.50o. 600
'' Ht lumber 10 \ buyer in the little
'.E ei Gp,astadg. Germany. and a
r.saW.- WILL De here soon tor the car
81. The urtey came somewhat as A
prise 90 The mill company. ana shin
pm. meo required q map 10 locate
.'. place. which, according - re-
..-' census, boasts ot a population Of
-.a.. over 1000. Glurkstadt is To-
s..et ya tos Elbe river. about nal,
N.. between the ocean and The city
a.u.arE
Pa. 'rta- calls for buudiuz mate.
orb. 'f -UHt grade. which goes 10 show
'.. Hra-oD sawmul products are
...-.'n- "'-a approval in section of
'. ""E.- where use can he found for
"n2n millions ct lee, Annually
",Ewurely lirgre euor, has been
"..-s a the past To reach the Euro
'~~ market. as Will be seen frsm the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
GROCERY CLERK HAS Terribly
ING EXPERIENCE,
KEPT WALKING FOR HOURS
Is First Filled with Whisky~-Veno-
nous Insect crawis from Bunch
OF Bananas and Sinks Fangs
Into Flesh.

ghicago. Bitten by tarantulR,
Christopher stark. AN Evanston gr
cary clerk. fought an ali-nigh, battle
with death. and won complete VIC
tory After one Of the most nerve
racking experiences that can befail a
human being, STARK IL resting at his
home hollow -eted exhausted. and on
Shc verge OF nervous prc-..a lIoh
HIS friends who aided him in s.A
banle with death and who sh' fod
with him ms mental torture go about
their accustomed duties pa!e ana
trembling
stark was bitten by the tafan ula
the other afternoon Ut three O'Clock.
Assisted by hts employer, John Yves
rel her. whose store Is in Evanston.
and By the driver OF commission
house wagon, Stark was un-oad n
crates Of srait and punches OF ba-
nanas from The wagon al were In
good setrltn and were laughing and
pkns when stark lifted an unusually
large Aguth and swung II over his LETT
shoulder
As he started toward the store the
driver of The wagon saw something on
siask's ieit upper arm that made him
turn pale A large, dark. hairy spider,
us iegs thrice as Ions as Its body.
was moving slowly down the bare
feah
Don't move, stark. there's tarsn-
tnlh on your arm. exclaimed the
driver
scarcely perceptible tremor OF
stark's arm seemed 90 WARN the tar
antnia, which stopped dead still,
Stark was in most painful posi-
ton On his shoulder rested the big
bunch OF bananas In such way az 10
strain his left wrist. lie could not
drop the bananas, nor could he move
the fraction OF an Inch for fear OF
being bitten. and his companions
were 81 u loss what 20 do
A moment later the tarantuia began
crawling ever 30 slowly toward the
forearm.
'sIt's crawling on" said Westrelch-
or Just hold sim and you'll be all
right"
But the tarantula was taking his
time. Il was a fun minute before he
reached s,afks elbow aud commenced
10 drag his 1.-THE tentaeles toward the
wrist
Beads OF pcrsplration appeared ON
tna clerks forehead aud he could
scarcely suppress a groan. 80 terrible
Was the strain
Again the taraniuin stopped. This
time he seemed content never 10 move
again.
The strain had become absolutely
nnbeaFahle. and with weak cry
stark dropped the bananas from his
shoulder aud pushed his right hand
swlfily over his loft forearm, But
the iarautnla was too quick for him
IL flashed out It's fangs and left q
bright rod streak all the way down
the arm from near the elbow % "a,
wrist
Dropping to the sidewalk. the lnsee
seurried OF toward Il cellar window
but two strawberry crates were sen
hurting after II by WestEeicher an,
the driver Cine OF the crates pinned
hairy lex 20 the walk and then ~,
grocer crushed the tarantula with hi
foot
When the grocer aud the drive
taraed back 10 stark they found hin
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

the lions suddenly dashed into the
main street.
Three watchmen were struck down
before they could reach their rifles,
and the native who had previously es-
capped was likewise killed. A fourth
Waterman, who fled to an inner room,
was pursued by two of the brutes and
torn to pieces. A child was seized
in front OF one of the huts, and when
the frantic mother attempted to rescue
1t she was likewise attacked and eaten.
Three other natives were killed and
eaten
The lions killed a large number of
goats and other live stock, and after
ward roamed through the town, prowl-
ing round some of the huts in which
the inmates had barricaded them
selves, A large number of natives
VINO managed to escape from the town
got into their canoes and padded to
the middle of the River Shire, where
they spent the night. They could dis
tinctly hear the shouts of the besieged.
Chorumo is situated near the Ele-
plant Marsh game reserve, where so
elephants lived last year.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

poured out half tumbler of whisky.
Here. drink this. and some more
as soon ns you are able" he said.
Stark gulped down the liquor, which
burned like fame. TWO minutes later.
when he was caered more. he de-
INJURED. but his companions forced
him 10 drink H.
In 10 minutes Stark was drunk and
almost frantic. Then his comrades
hurried him out OF the store and be-
gan to walk him up and down the nj
ley In the rear OF the grocery store.
They had hard time to keep him on
his feet and 10 prevent him from
breaking away from them,
lie was soon seized by delirium and
began raying about the tarantula.
Occasionally he would scream at the
men. women and boys collected and
explanations we're In order,
For hours the trio walked up and
down the alley watched by an inter-
ested. horror-stricken and sympa-
thetic throng
Occasionally Stark was take back
TO the drug store and given more whis-
Ky, A physician who was called APP
proved Of the treatment
Az ten o'clock at night Stark stlll
was being dragged along, feeble and
protesting, by this time his arm was
red and swollen ana the long streak
had turned black
Again he was taken Into the drug
store aud a physician treated the
wound His arm was then bound np
and Stark was walked TO his home
throughout the nght friends
( watched az his side and forced him %
walk the floor. fightlng on sleep that
meant death
The next day the physician who at
tended Stark pronounced him ont oi
danger but said that he would be
compelled to rest for several days.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
TARANTULA A VICTIM
WINS DEATH FIGHT.

leaning again1t the wagon, pale and
frightened
Hurry. man. Get into the drug
store. II means death II you don't
counteract the poison" cried West
reicher.
Then WestTeicher and the driver
seized stark and hustled him along
between them 10 drug store
There's only one thing 10 do" said
the druggist. an he ran behind a conn
ter and seized bottle. Whisky Ia
the only thing that can save him.
Give him plenty Of H. Then walk
him around aud don't le him reg, for
an instant Keep II up all night Il
ne Sssary until he ceases to be
drowsy
Tie broke Oh the head of the bot
tie with smash against sea and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Plan u n liiunEires Is 10 Have
tAnEa Superior 10 Any Ia
ths WeGld

Sew Hofk nAt the much talked
q mlg.lonaires Eolf ,iub Win be a
rsAaiy u clearly shown hy The aciivl-
a. which u asa bein6 displayed Thv
noney saH s.i suhss flta9 rear asp.
but noS there - ae5i0a. Charles u,
Maoaensla ,sr prom ,ef o. he sehcms
~ho Is aided ay Mailer }, Travis uu
this eide of the sstcr. h aos in Eu-
rope and has iasi fent the fo!low ing
circular letter from Fafta. a copy Of
shseb mas been Published by Ma. 2 J.
Travis.
Il may interest you ~ hear tha, the
pFoleSt Tor bGudlns national gali
course Is being advanced with an PCS.
ssbis speed compatible with the aces.
atty 81 collecting all the opsnlons OF
TIE best golfers Ia America ANA Grear
Britain. Several sites have been con
sidefei. ana the choice now uss 30
tween three localities 81 varying dis
laneea from kew York.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
GIVES UP MILLIONS FOR LOVE
Of A PRETTY SERVING GIRL
ohm Aston Moorhead. Heir to Pittsburs Steel
Fortune. Weds Mothers French Maid De-
spite Opposition of Parents.

ag would be paid back to France.
The maid tearfully prepared to OBEY.
ana the son announced that II she lei
lie would go with her. She leIt LOT
New York, and few hours later tins
young man was on bis way to that city
10 join her He was told that he need
not expect any further communication
with the house of Moorhead.
Friends of the family have been in
formed that after the marriage IN Ne"
York young Moorhead and his bride
went TO the home OF Horace Moorhead'
the young mans uncle, on Long IS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

Or Maxwell, superintendent of public instruc-
ton, has raised cry OF protest concerning New
York's undersept children.
Il WISH he said In talk the other night,
we could find way OF getting the children Of
New York to sleep more. We all admit that they
should have from ten to IL hours sleep but so
long parents permit their children to roam the
streets until midnight, what is to be done? Go
into the tenement house districts any night when
the weather permits and you Will see the streets
swarming with children until midnight"
With these conditions prevailing Dr. Max
well asks whether 1t is fair to blame the infrmi-
ties Of the children the school work He ad-
mits all the danger of under>eeding and wrong
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
COAST LUMBER FOR EUROPE.

TACT that one of the first lumber car
goes TO be set atloat from this port for
Europe was that OF the German shin
Feru' which sailed hence about four
years ago Since then occasional car.
secs have been set atoat for ports in
Great Britain and continental Enrone
oti their Number has been small com.
r9red with the shipments TO other for
e'Eh countries Since January l, this
Year TWO eargoes have been dis
patched from local mills, zone of them
measuring l3s5,745 feet. going 70
Genoa, Italy, and the other. measuring
-'29o'Ooe feet. going to Liverpool. Eng.
land, direct.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
TAKE PORTABLE Housl
Iron Homes Now Go as Part \
Equipment CT Camping
Parties.
N. .. HANAuGA.
u. v. SADlER. 81

Chicago is not only furnishin;
thousand and one resorts In Md
and Wisconsin with people enoa|
afford a living, but it is senda
lake and mountain the portable \
to live in, says the News. NoE|
when a Chicagoan makes ready
away on his vacation, literally ID
Gold up an iron house and steal \
where there is nothing but 4
and fish. He may almost pull
,abin in his suit case.
A Ravenswood man is at wua
The portable cabins. The framS
The cabins are made of angie
and the sides and the roof are 4
rugated galvanized iron. Sons
iron houses are planned viii
rooms and 'latticed porch
weigh from a ton up and cod
blZo TO $SOO. They are screw
gether on the grassy sward 4
that every part fits all right, az
they are taken apart and shlFH
he knockdown. The other "a
Of the Chicago iron cabins was
out 70 the Grand Canyon Of TIL
RADIO, and another will be set
one of the mountain sides d
park, Colorado. Each cabin
with a good floor and othr
geniences. If an owner
weary of a locality he may az
his house and move away
One of these cabins is ayeriiaa
proof. indeed it is bear proof
specimen of the bruin tribe y
able to eat his way INTO one.
Some of the cabins are hrs
wooden sides, but whether the
ron or wood they have WINS
PO0d- fittipp doors *
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

young last week ee
a typical
OF
y /
short the Metropolitan steamship new
called
Harvard
81
wonderfully developed its Introduction
ships reov
remarked
the turbine ana the smtohness greatly reduce the
the racking machinery
admiral hy ~
sal the "hl of course
stcruca "a be n he eu" %" NV
Aud 50 Ericsson brought his propeller back the
United States the vtSlt OF launching
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Hair and Insan:VI

According TO d. HoV~
says the Medical Times
per cent of the togA nan0a
people have light hair. h1 n
obtained from bS asyiums'
OF the inmates were
either black or broTn
asylum in New Ill: ana
a single inmate nat va
nett5. -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

the population 10 flight and demol-
ished many OF their huts.
Between 10 and 20 lions made the
raid NJ dusk, They first attacked two
natives on the outskirts Of the town.
One of the natives escaped. and while
the body of his companion was being
torn To pieces he ran TO the govern
ment building. The Waterman on duty
refused TO believe his story. and while
the frightened native was protesting
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

land. 1t is said that they viii stay
there for time in the hope that tha
uncle may be able to appease the
parental wrath and effect recon
Citation.
Young Moorhead was graduated
from Yale in 1904. He was a member
OF the varsity football team In 1903,
and was a VOLTS Head man. On
his return to Pittsburg society matrons
were more than glad to welcome him.
and designing mammas made it their
business to display their eligible
daughters.
But Pittsburg society appeared to
have not the least charm for John
Aston Moorhead. He submitted to
its eXactions reluctantly when he had
to, and ran away from it at every op-
pcrtunity. 1t remained for the pretty
little French maid to make an i'm
preston on him.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Toe Weighing Makes Wife Sue

Cincinnati. O.-An unusual charga
as grounds for divorce was made by
Mrs. Anna Lorenz, who said that VIII
liam Lorenz resorted to many mean
things to mortify and humiliate her
but the worst was his habit of an
pearing in the presence of her guests
in his bare feet, He added to the Of
Tense by remaining in the room and
wiggling his toes.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Beard nj Auction

A mans beard IA feet long is to be
sold in few days at Stevens auc-
ton-rooms in Covent Garden. II is
the longest beard in the world, and
was the personal property of the late
Amos Broadhurst, who was. because
of it, one of the freaks exhibited nv
Barnum 4 Bailey.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
CONCERNING THE cHIN on A WoMAN.

II aprears-~l speak with the authority ol
Paris as Well az that of New York women
chins are going to be very important this sum
mer.
Why?
Not merely, | may say at once, because II
may be a baking chin. or because 1t may be firm
and effect the fate OF nations
No. 1t will be important because dresses are
10 be cat low in the neck. Yos MUST have "a
good neck this summer and they spell 1t with
capitals
One expert says that the exactly right chin
should be something like the point Of an egg. ~
There are a variety of descriptions of the right
chin, but especially and particularly chin must
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Strange SEQUEL Of a D.

A remarkable story OF
reported from Penge, Enslaa]
Howling. of Maple road
Thursday dreamed hat De-
old daughter had been was.
at Hastings and tina the 0O~
moved on a tarpaulin.
On Saturday the child wa
by a pantechnicon close 70
and the wheels went osa
causing very serious inlOu
was picked up by some
witnessed the incident pa
tarpaulin and removed y
enham Cottage hospital VIZ
in a very serious condition
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
soArs pIo AND LITTLE FILL THE HARRoRs

One hears good deal of boat talk In New
York The theme may be the newest ocean going
skyscraper, or the newest IS-foot launch with a
new tangled Wicker" There is plenty of water.
plenty OF harbors.
Few people know that New York city Is made
up of 100 islands. This sounds like Venice or
Holland until you come TO look Mt the disparity
between the size of Manhattan and some of the
other Islands. However, for the pleasure cruiser
the little Islands of the sound the river and the
ocean front mean much in range of investigation
and adventure.
tremendous fleet of small boats has been
liberated by the inviting early summer weather
Now comes also the trngedy of wreck md drown.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
IN AND ABOUT THE METROPOLIS
Trouble Seems to Have Drawn the
Gouids Closer Observation-Disclosures
Street Circles Of ChiIdren--
The Turbine Ships.

NEW YORK.-The return to this country Oh
the Countess de Castellane. who was Miss Anna
Gould. will revive the distressing scandal ana III
vorce struggle which Paris has about hnlshea
discussing. As usual the people who kno" ieast
will have the most pronounced opinions. or
course Count Bon who has been p!rtured as
viper and other things. viii come in for treSh
storm OF abuse
The count himself, for reasons OF MS own
has been saying nothing. The French idea Oh 'ne
obligations OF a gentleman forbid some things II
they do not forbid certain others. There mas oeeh
a persistent effort To get the counts slhe OF 'he
story" II Is not likely TO be told--not ny count
Buni II his friends are 90 be believed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Visitors Part WIZ

Where on earth does
Its money? II seems
oorpore tions in -ny par
want to borrow they 90 ,
capital. and there never Il
about the loan II he - -.
coming.-Los Angeles
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
HERD OF HUNGRY LIONS
RAID AFRICAN VILLAGE
Starved Beasts Stay Eleven Natives
Rest of Population Flees
in Terror.

Blantyre, British Central Africa.-A
herd OF hungry lions attacked the town
Of Chorumo, British Central Africa,
one night recently, and not only
killed lie natives, but put the rest of
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Goes Blind Through Fxc;.s,,,,,.

Alton. Ih.-Relatives of Franz
Stoehr, formerly of Bethalto III bara
received word of the failure of his
eyesight just before the arrival of his
mother, who went TO visit him al
bolse CIy. Idaho, after a long period
OF separation. Stoehr's sight failed
MIN through nervous excitement over
.ne expected visit of his mother. He
naa planned to return home with her.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Investment Worn
Investigation

Money put In the bank bring.
interest. but Is generally safe l,s..ov ax :
ever. other Investments eapail. ~ AzH ~.
more productive. We list n tuli Z, ~ Nh Il
lowing stocks" and recommena ~ ~ ~ IL =
notice. firmly believing that a. a sa s.l . y.
adequate results 70 the investor ma ~ xrs
excelled. Icy c4ns1
Mccormick mowers. binders, heaaa,.
and rakes. urfs ma
International Haryesters and Rss ~
Ing twine and rope ~ fag "
u. 3. Cream Separators
y. Il. Myers b Bro. and REQ fa.s.
Oliver Il Deere Flows panp
Balm Il Cooper Wagons
l ii. 60. gasoline engines for an
j. l. Case threshlng machines srgaa
horsepower. 0hHn0 y
The most complete line OF light v.s,..
Tered at any point west Of Chicago s'es &
hamDier automotiles demons,,a..x u
durability, speed and hill climbing Dra'ed 9
The farmer. rancher, STOCK -rat.s.
public generally are invited TO 40 &
Of stocks at Salt Lake City. f,V,ts, ~ ~ ouf +
Utah, Idaho Falls and MOntpeIier SSlaL ul
1T the thirty additional stores We .asso =
at different points In Utah, Idaho vloss{
and Nevada. "you2
Correspondence addressed tn the
nearest located to your residence u, y II
point ipsures quick reply. shipbl
Our general ofdces at Salt Lake M.
closed At p. m. Saturdays from nov ~ Wy n
LIST. inclusive, owing TO the fact th., ss ".
will not receive freight after that hor. .a'n@
Sundays during the hsryes5 s.asn.
men are ut work from 10 a. u. untiis foss 4
Ing orders for machine extras 49, q
Independent i2o and 1853, Bell ic3. dsr,s.
hours named. II
watchman on the premises nightly
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

De > not be double
$
rubbed OF for 1t deal of chin rubbed of
The
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05


OF her
tragic hai hRht
Caslane catastrophe Inc
family been together by the le sisters distress IS u
its history
Glds and Helen
been In years wedding
call a
sofened oil the
asfeTties OF
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

undeseeping
everywhere realized everywhere eombated.
New Workers who in position to know asking
in
ion upon
children
o of he
New Yorkw a healthier honee town
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Sweet Innocs's

Cynical Bachelor-Ho..
think the honeymoon
Sweet Sixteen win "
der)-why. toreyer.-'D
nal.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Use Castor Oil

Part on the hair and apply to the
roots as much castor oil as will go
in half a thimble.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

Nas al ga, ,", e-7 will solve he eIe.tr ,f
'n, >- ''l mos. frequently ''
Ir rA1
WI he saeoed' 10, o'arse he vll-,r Soma, .. . r,
certain 10 BE- lis VIII -.ec'Ioiy IS
just s lu N,rrrN ,~,tt,
and Re has 'T3'i also 'ht North C, ' % ae"
r., .' i1n he ttS l1jl I'M lses, es.. l enough
p H .r 's' ' the inrcu,a. sr W., ,,. .- enSirs
but fHt -' '..'. Hof ONLY he sltf s,r.,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
LOW RATES EASL

Via Salt Lake Route, uhff
Popular Road.
For Elks' convention, Den's'
RADIO. Extremely low rates
round trip. Tickets on sale
and 18th, good to return I'D
See agents Salt Lake Route
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-26
Tho oratorical Tryout.

Tho local oratorical contest to select
,orreaeptative for Willamette in the
state intercollegiate contest, which IS
"a he held at Albany early in March, is
a. he held at the University chapel,
.o-,mepcipg At s O'Clock this evening.
From all indications this will be the
mo,t interesting contest that has been
hold for some time. Tn fact 1t is gen
orally admitted 10 be 50 close that no
one vet has vcntured to pick a win.
ner.
A strange coincidence is the fact that
All four contestants are members Of the
iurior class. two being in the College
Of Law and two in the College Of Liber.
al arts.
II is at these contests the students
take occasion 10 work of much Of their
surplus enthusiasm, and the entertain.
mert this evening will be no exception
TO the rule.
FoIlowink is the program as at pres
ent arranged
Instrumental solo Blanche Brown.
Grafton. "The Emancipation Of Che
Slave "-E. X. Carlson.
Grafton. "The Industrial Education
Of the Negro ov-,Tohn Elliott
Vocal solo-Lota Fleurv.
Grafton, "The Call Of the Hour
4. r. Marker.
Grafton, "The Future Possibilities Of
tho Northwest '-H. J.. Parcel
Selections Treble clef.
Decision Of Judges