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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

There will be an elegant cafe on
board and popular prices will prevail,
The tickets will be at nifty cents for
adults and twenty-five cents for chill.
dren Particular attention is called 10
the fact that school children gong on
the excursion at $3.50 can return at
7:31 or 900 p. IN. as they choose, as
the boat lands at Cairo at both the
above hours
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

for Paducah in the old Central league
OF 1897. The game Will be called at
$3.50 ard with fair weather IT Is cx-
pccted tnet a fair sized crowd viii al
tend the FIRST real game played in
Cairo this season whereby the fans
can get a line on the men.
The two teams will occupy the fol-
lowing reapecllYn po.lLL0ns:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

The Wagners. beyond a reasonable
doubt the strongest team This season
in the Trolley league will tie mp with
the Cairo team this afternoon at
Spo-tsman's Park. Many cf The Was-
ners nave played in Cairo before and
have many friends in the city. Lew
Whistler in 1895 was a member Of
the Cairo team for q b.iet time while
Tom Clifford was a wind pad artist
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15
traordinary ia i ball.

Mertons of the Wagneas, was for a
brief ten days member Of the Cairo
team in 1903. being EARNED" our by
Decatur, bur was reunei with
thanks hocau @ he was not then quite
fast enough for the Kitty OUT Of II
games he pitched last year for the
Wagnors he won Q and lost s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Hits al the psychological moment
are the ones that count in the run
getting. Break it up when your OPP
ponent beg n TO smile and talk plea $
anjly. There's nothing thar will put
the other fellows into the dumps as
to see the ball 80 scraeching like a
G-inch she'll through the air to the
fence that keeps the street from get
| ting into The ball yard
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Pap Farnbaker is at it again and
is threatening the total humiliation
Of The lab artists of all the other
into act on. Judging from the form
shown in he exhibition games, the
other teams In the league are going
TO be very punk if they get damned
yegy hard by Cairo. However as a
booster, Pap Farnbaker is the goods,
He is loyal 10 his home team regard
les. Of Whether it gets beaten a mile
1r only a Nation Jounal-Ga
zette.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

The team that steals bases on Wolf
and Searles will have to do some
cracking good base running Both are
there already with the Foulth of July
wing and remind one of good trap
shooters at work
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15
A BANKERS
CONFESSION
FALLS INTO HANDS OF MAGis-
TRATE,
WHO PROMPTLY LOCATES HIM
The Bankers Confession Bears Good
Results and Aids in Restoring to
His Friends and Family An
other who Had Fallen
Victim.
WHO PROMPTLY LOCATES HIM

A few SUNDAYS aga rflere annaared n
| this paper MI article from Gol n "a
Anderson. an ey.hnnhsr az Rrnxn.vili,,
Tenn, who tohl If hjs yisjt ~ Nemnhis
and how he went Ia Jams.' Sana, riu I,
apparently in M N eraat ~ IN thar
and that he Gnnllv ro,c.,tdaI 1h,t Il,
needed treatment and ,hat affsr !
thrae-w eaksi ,,,,irs. m traatman, nan,
he returned home tbarn,,ohIy, curaa
man with M, longer amy desira or. WINS
or demand for hi. appetizer'' 81
'night-cap" Judging fran, tha foIiou.
ing communieatin t'ol Andsrson's man.
~ cCnfeSsiou d;d nueh yne1 AMI was
partly instrumental In restoring ia a.
briefly another yannb'a Il issn WIN 4,
his appreciotia,t n rnl \ndarso,,'x Gina
ness 10 him whilsf tnay wer. fall,ny
patients at The lanes Asuatori,in, writes
him a letter. which K nmTlished hv ner-
NISSAN telling hin, ~ III. 6taI stara
ton Ia good Iaaitl, sI,5 h,,,,i,,.ss Sush
letters as hi. d .nlay nm L, ares, ,har
every man snoiii1 feei in Ia. tail 'Sy-m,,n
and which fesling ..e,u. ), h. almnsr
universal aulo,,g IN - .;bo bav. vajneI
their Freedom tnrnigh ile Ianras trsot.
meut. The !ette, Il ~ fnrows,
'CCl X. IL Audersoa RrownsvilIe
Tenn
Dear Sir-A conv r "a l4ftar wyittan
by Won ~ NJ I, 4 Ian.ss n uamnhis
under date ~ lann,r, ~ i.ElN raIls m,
ia my memory very [,iv.dfy ,hs night IN
February - ,yi,en ~, mot me ~ ths
train. AM, me- dful,t vnn ven rene,uhe,.
my woe-begoae condition On thnt nemar-
able occasion hnped Il, have INA
pleasure Of \ tunra i.tinafa acnunintanr.
with YOU while AZ the Sauatnrium lnf
You had gonp before Mas aware n
your aptiripntal departnr4 and MN.
desire 10 thank vou again .an1 again fnr
the Kindness wbi,a Won axtende., N NJ
in thar dnrk ha,, KIN orJenl Mr.. 4
, not for refreshing showers Of the milk
of human Kindness occasionally y,aIrh-
safed 10 man by his fellow men. Jar nath-
WAYS would be ta1rny indred i founlg
everything M me- lanes Sana,urinru
fully up 10 ana beyoaa idy lnnst safI.
guine expectalioa. Ii Vas mn good
| for,a.e Il form acnuaintqfcss Their.
AMI wbich w,iI ayer VI ha,d 4, gr 'p,.gn
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected 10 December 10, 1905
EHE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Ftortest and Quickest RoatstO
st. Louis s Chicago

1872 a. m. DAILY Chicago Vestibule Limited
arriving in Chicago 81 1880 a. m, connecting
with al, ernoon trains for all points east and
north.
2;2O a. m. Daily ST. Lnais Might Einlteo
arriving in ST. Louis At .e3 q m, cOnae7uns
II Union station Tor all paints west. Sieepias
cars open az 9:fb p. N.
$40 a. M, Chicago Daylight KNpraES
except sunday, makes sN stops between CaiTt
Chicago, arriving in OhlcaEo ~ 80 .. u
g:IO q. m, It. Louis Morning Express
eA.ept Sunday, arriving 10 st. Louis At ii'F
making all stops.
II:I5 .. m. It. Louis Fast Mall. Srrlr.
ing In 81. Louis ~ $500 p. n,
IlsI5 a. m. Chicago Midday special
arriving In Chicago, $3.50 p. N. 80
2:35p. m. Daily ~. LOufa Limited, a.
irving On St. louis At s;0j p. m, connecting
Union station Tor ansas CITY, Omshs, Oep
YER san Francisco snd 81 points vest.
2.35 p. IN. Afternoon Express for Ofir
Effinghan, Nation, Toiona, Champaign,
CaEo
Z 90 D. m. Thebes Aocomnodaticn,
ZOO u. m. Chicago and EasUsrn Wv
rres. arriving 20 Chicago a. 6 30 = ~ irdisn
spolis 7;25 Cincinnati, $50 8. a., buhalo' s;H
y N. New York 1850 a. n. Sleeping cars
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

The raducsh town COW is MOI such
bad animal after all and is valuable
from the fact that It keeps Broadway
clear OF gra-s since there is not
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Shaw en- today what class means.
Let every Cairo player exhibit in the
game that he Is worth his feed money
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

enough traffic over the principal
thoroughfare CT the little burg up the
creek to keep II clear Of grass, rank
vegetation ana garbage thai filters It
from one end to the other,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Arthur Bader is the on of Herman
Badar the on fielder of the old famous
Bollcv.lle Clerks. Arthur is as fat as
they can make EN- ana it is only his
weakne with the tick that keeps
him out Of the two big leagues. lie
had a try out with ST. Louis in 1904
but failed will the stick and wasn't
held.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Oscar Way and Guy Wool.ing VIII
make monkeys cut Of the Wagner bat
ter. TODAY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15
BY M. j. FARNBAKER,
Former Secretary x. /. r, League.
SATURDAY VICTORS.


National League.
New York ,, Phila. |.
Cincinnati |, Chicago 0.
Boston !, Brooklyn 0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Two parallel streak Of rust are now
visible to the eye leading out Broad
way TO the hollow In which is located
Wallowce Park Na.atJrum in Stop
ducah. They are the ircn strap rails
of the Louisville, syndicate socallel
traction road The river is falling
rapidly and the pal, will soon be ont
OF water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York April 1.-THE American
League season opened in the east with
Boston playing New York in the pres
ence of twenty-five thousand persons
ana Philadelphia playing al Washing
ton before nearly thirteen thousand
p opie.
r RI f
n. vol Ga 0 o 90 o - s ?
30. % o o / o O 0 0--1 II 2
Batteries-Chesbro and Mcclure:
Young and Graham.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Sammy VanSickles in addition 70
being corking Aard hitting. cherry
picking outhelder fleet Of foot, IS a
iim.dandy infelder he exhibited this
in practice. one f his great point is
playing the BAH. Some men back mp
ANA permit the bah TO play them,
Sammy ru hes in keeping the ball in
front Of his body and il peHchance he
should fail 10 trap il with h HANDS,
his body block it and he still has
time to throw the batter out Sammy
can also go behind the bat in case of
an emergency This gives Cairo four
wind pad artists, two regulars ana
two changes from the outer garden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Ed Echenberger VIII take squad
of Cairo players over to Sikeston to-
day for return game with Joe Per-
clyals bunch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Whiskey. Wine cor Br,r Habits $3.50
T0ba c. o = uf II bit....... SO
Cigarette ana cigar itaEit> 800
HypOdermic aud LITERAL Remedies
for Drug Habits uf all kinds special,
prepared TO meet requiem, nts In each
individual ease. Ere- samples furnished
Drug Users. Seuu for literature and
teStim, mails. Aides 300 r,Lhlcn e.
Chas. II. James. or James S4natornm.
Memphis. Tom. 81 lbs o. Jam. 0r
James SaLa ur.um ri Missouri Trus
Building, St Lpu.s, No.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Washington. April 14.-Philadelphia
defeated Washington before thirteen
thousand people today.
r n +
Wash ...1 600 d 90 o % Z 2
Phil .....1 90 % ! d q "a II /
Batteries-llughes and Heydon;
Bender and Schregk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Manager Workman of Danville has
come under the ire of the fans and
only after bitter fight did the direc-
tors vote to retain him at a meeting
held Wednesday night Workman was
accused of releasing The best men and
of retaining fayorite:. Twelve Of the
players signed a petit on 10 have an,
other manager named. He was final
~ retained with the stipulation that
50 long as he produces winning
team, he shall have full charge and if
at any time the management is dis
satisfied, they are to give him his re-
lease.
With such dissentions brewing, Dan
vile, with fine material may not hope
TO be well in the race.-Mattoon Star
Here goes. II told you so
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Andrew Larsen is due in from CT
cagO this nom ne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

passengers cities should bear in miod
that the m nois Central BE- the quickest route
nv many hours leaving Cairo At 700 2. 10 and
90 In w Y..rk at 30 he secnnd daY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

Popular beverages at pre- ent in
Paducah. Tennessee river water,
Brook Hill, Ohio river water, Belvi,
dere Bottled Beer, Cumberland RIVER
water ana Coco.Cola. Take your pick
The Indians in the past preferred
Erook Hill
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15
SOUTHERN DIVISION

rHE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO NNAPHIs
NASHVILLE, CHATrANOOGA. At
LANTA, JACKSON WILLIE, sA-
VANNAH, VTCEGBURG
and JACKSONVILLE.
3f0h q. N. ''The Dixie Flyer Memphis
Nashville aad Jacksonville,
a.4O .. n Heuphis zud Nsw FiesEE limit
cd via MemHhis, srriviuE IN Memphis st s.f5
a. N. and kev Orleans Sis = VI
$500 a. M, Paducsh and oIisFile.
Gs41 ?. m, daily, Memphis sad View orleau
Fast Nal arriving in Memphis st 7;s5 D n. and
New Orleans 81 $50 =. ~.
1ssi ?. m, daily, y sshyills, Csata1oOtSaud
Atlanta
$3.50 pm. Memphis sad Fs~ Orlssns speeds
arrlye - y smpt's a. ~ SO ,. r.. Hsr Orletr
q 40 a. o..
GAS y RI. Psducsh 49, S.sut vie.
sEFCF tfru1Fr tIcKe-s, siseuiuE or sc1ou
rlodslInus s1i further iuforuatian rpEiT 81
Illinois Osnt.Tl Passenger station, Ozirnl II.
2. ". Gross, Tkt. Agt.
sc. HATCH. Q. P. A.
A-.HAEsoS. Passenger Tnzfae Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15

The Vincenncs Hobbies In Fridays
game with Jimmy Ryans Little Evas
were presented with nine Easter eggs.
And still Colonel Farnhaker r.
fuses TO explain how IL happened at
Memphis. The same feeling will come
over him when the Rars stack up
against the Alices and tha Indians
and that time is not far away. Vim.
cennes Capital
Gin and molasses! There's no ex-
PLANTATION due, but its up to You now
Pee Dee Gee to tell MS all about the
Evan Vile catastrophe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-15
JAMES HOME REMEDIES.

"Brookhayen, Miss, March q. 1915.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
"GADABOUT" GIRLSA NAUSEOUS NESS
A NASTY STATE OF AFFAIRS RE.
VEALED In new YORK.
The Trial of Editor HapgOOd, of COL
Iier's Weekly, Has Developed a
LamentabIe State of Morals in
Gotham. llIRepute of Wealth Due
to Behavior of Holders.

The trial of Norman Hapgood, editor
OF Golfers Weekly, on charge of Grim.
inal libel preferred by Justice Deuel., has
developed into an investigation that re.
veaIs very nasty mess. Justice Deuel.,
a member of the New York bench is
stockholder in Town Topics, an alleged
society paper in New York, of which
Colonel Maun is editor. The testimony
so far brought out, while it may prove
the bravery OF Justice Deuel. in institute
ing the case, certainly does no credit to
his discretion, for the revelations are
sufficient to show clearly the long and
systematic course Of blackmail pursued
by the publishers and editors of that
publication. So strong was the evidence
that Editor Hapgood was promptly &C.
quilted.
That the wealthy society men and the
finanqiers Of New York should for years
tamely submit to being "held up" very
clearly shows sad state of morals In the
exclusive circles Of Gotham. 1t seems
that Town Topics did not profit from
what it printed, but from what it sup.
pressed. and the payment of round sums
by prominent financiers and society
leadef 70 to escape being pilored in that
scandhlmongering sheet must be taken
as evidence that they were unwilling to
have = great many Of their doings made
the subject Of public discussion.
The public will readily recall the sting.
ing commentaries made by Colonel Hen.
ry Watte.son on "The 400," but in the
light o. the revelations made since the
Hapgobd libel suit began it must be ad.
mitted that Colonel Wat,erson, despite
the fact that he Yields trenchant pen,
fell far short Of the real facts. the whole
is shocking commentary on the social
cond.issns existing in the American
metropolis. That such publication as
Town Topics could have pursued its
blackmailing tactics through long
series OF years without being brought to
book by some one of it's many victims,
seems almost impossible.
But the revelations in this particular
case are in line with the revelations in
the great insurance cases 1t ia added
evidence of the fact that something radi. .
cal must be done to clear the social and
financial atmosphere if the country is not
to be polluted beyond redemption. Col.
lier's Weekly has performed distinct
favor to the public and to reputable news.
papers by exposing the disreputable
methods of Town Topics, and calling
public attention to another phase of the
social and financial conditions now exist
ing in Gotham.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
ELMA

Mrs. joe. Leybold Sr. returned from
her Satsop visit Saturday.
DR.. Sullivan, eyesight specialist will be
in Elma February 26 and p.
Mrs. Tessie Leybold has accepted a
position in q. G. Combes & Co.'s store.
A. D. Fish has rented the house on
Third street, vacated by w. J. Wilson.
Miss Bradshaw, Of Tacoma, is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dwight Beck.
with.
Mrs. Geo. Pease, OF Olympia, who has
been here visiting her son. returned
home Wednesday morning.
The lumber for an addition, 14x66 to
Minard & Co.'s warehouse on Third
street, is being place on the ground.
Tuesday while working on the road, ,
Ernest Loertscher cut one OF his feet very
severely with the axe whith which he
was choppiug.
Mrs. Parks and daughter, Clorine, left
Thursday for San Jose, CAL, to make
their home. They will be missed by
their many friends here.
The entrance OF the east room of NJ.
NJ. Wakefeld's store has been set for.
ward flush with the rest OF the building
in order to give more room for display.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion left Friday for
their homestead near Lind, Wash, to
make final proof, after which they will
return to Elma to make their permanent
home.
While tallying lumber, at the White
star Friday, some lumber slid upon
> Frank Robinson, MASKING one OF his
fingers severely. He was brought to the
Elma General hospital.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
HOQUlAM.

Jos. Woods left Tuesday on a visit to
Chas. A'land, who is quite sick.
P. Autzen left Tuesday on business
trip to Portland and Corvallis, Ore.
A carload OF mouldings and window
frames for the Episcopal church arrived
this week.
Born-Sunday to the wife of Mr.. Jas.
Martin, ten pound boy. Mother and
son both doing we'll.
Walter Huggett left here Monday for
Tacoma where he will enter the Univer.
sity OF Puget Sound.
Fred T. Lenfesty is circulating a peti.
tion for free postal delivery. He already
has large number of names.
Mrs. p. Autzen and Mrs. NJ. Hoffman
left Tuesday for The Dales, Ore., to
prove up on their timber claims.
"A. -. Dole and S. A. Hoag, who have
been on North Beach the past week look.
ing after some land deals, returned home
Tuesday.
Fred q. Foster left Tuesday on bust.
ness trip to Portland and the Sound
cities. Mr.. Foster expects to return
home next Sunday.
The new steam schooner "Tamalpais''
which is being built at the Matthews,
McWhinney & Starritt shipyard will be
launc"e ed next Thursday at about 12:3O
noon.
Miss M. McGregor, who, couple Of
years ago was captain of the local Saliva.
ton Army, and who has for the past few
days been visiting old friends in the city,
left for her home in Portland M ,nday.
! She was accompanied bv her nephew,
Clayton Wells, bright little product of
the "former" webfoot state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
In CHEHALIS COUNTY
HAPPENINGS IN ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
Items of Interest From all Sections
of ChehaIiS County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald Core SpOndentS
and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANO

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Locke were up
from Aberdeen last week, visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zeehuyth.
B. +. Titus will go ON the road again
about Feb. 10 for the morrill, Packing
company which is building plant at
Seattle.
Misses Rena Rowland and Justine Car.
others, of Montesano are receiving votes
in the Oregonan contest for trip
to Yellowstone park.
J. E. Calder left Saturday on business
trip to Eastern Washington, where he
expects to locate desert claim and visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. Nj. Gibson. mother OF Mrs. Val
Best, is dangerously i'll at her home in
Centralia. Mrs. Best has been with her
for past three weeks.
Charles Arland, county commissioner,
has been on the sick list several weeks
but is slowly improving. He decreased
in weight from 200 to l55 pounds.
J. f. Erwin, who came here to cook at
Philbrick & Co. 3 railroad camp, has fall
len in love with the place and bas bought
property at Wynooche, where he will
locate.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Watson arrived Wed.
nesday from California, where they have
been living the past two years. They are
visiting Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Carlile.
Joe Bernard has picked up some more
timber and has about two months more
logging at his present camp on the Mon
tesano & Northern railroad. He is me-
gotiating for more timber near Monte
sano.
VIM. Moore has petioned the city coun-
Gil to vacate that part Of Ksmilchie street
in Academy addition, between blocks 6
and 7 ; also to va cate the alley in block Z.
Petition will come up for hearing before
the council March 13.
Walter Bradbury, who married Miss
Bertha Scofield OF this city several years
ago. is on the coast from Gladstone,
Mich, looking after business interests.
He was at one time cashier of First
National bank OF Hoquiam.
The raise in the Satsop last week was
thu first high water in that river for fonr
years. About 5 100000 feet of logs came
down. Messrs. White. Turnow and Scha.
fer Bros. have been driving the river to-
gether and rafting the logs to Montesano
mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
attended the l. o. o. f. lodge Tuesday

attended the l. o. o. f. lodge Tuesday
night.
The hoboes had better give this place
wide berth, we have full fedged
marshal now who will run them in il
necessary.
Taylor & Stewart have purchased the
lot on corner Of Me- *ton and Cedar St.,
and will Immediately erect building in
which to store their farm machiner y,
wagons, etc.
l. o. G. rs. will give Valentine
Social in Furniture hall on Tuesday
Feb. 18th. There will be a short and
specy program after which games and a
lunch will be INDUCED in. Every lady
is requested to bring valentine which
will contain a description Of herself.
The one buying it will have to hunt her
up and take her to supper. Everybody
is invited.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
LuckieSt Man in Arkansas,

81 am the luckiest man in Arkansas"
writes II. l.. Stanlev, OF Bruno, "since
the restoration of my wife's health after
five years OF continuous coughing and
bleeding from the lungs; and 1 owe my
good fortune to the worlds greatest
medicine, DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, which I know from ex-
perience will cure consumption if taken
in time. My wife improved with first
bottle and twelve bottles completed the
cure" Cures the worst coughs and colds
or money refunded. At Red Cross
Pharmacy. SOC and $1.0O. Trial bottle
free.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08

Loose-leaf system printing and ruling
a speciality. Herald Printery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
To Cure q Cold In One Dav.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure +. ". Groves signature is on
each o"S CSC.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
PUGET SOUND UNIVERSITY.
Educational Matters Considered bv
Rev. E. H. Todd, of Tacoma.

In every etate where there is a high
educational standing there are two
classes OF higher educational institutions.
Those under state auspices and those
under the auspices of different religious
denominations.
Each is necessary for the highest
development for the other. The one
tends to maintain intellectual standards
the other moral standards.
This growing and greatly endowed
state is having foundations OF it's future
greatness laid. The state is reasonably
liberal with it's institutions. The
churches must do their duty. The Meth.
odist Episcopal church has planted
universities of the first grade at different
points reaching to the Atlantic Here
on the Pacific coast is an opportunity for
this great church to do its best.
1t has founded the University of Puget
Sound at Tacoma in a strategic position.
Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Edward
Fl. Todd, who was former pastor at
Montesano, and we'll known through the
harbor region is spending few days in
these parts stirring up the Methodist
people interesting young and old.
He tells us there are 250 students and
oyer $4,000 worth of property in the
heart of Tacoma unincumbered the
teachers are paid and the income is in.
creasing. The report is good and graft.
flying to all who have sympathy for
christian education.
The management is sufficiently conser.
vatve to be safe and aggressive enough
to plan large things for the future. The
secretary is stirring enthusiasm and
attracting attention to the school.