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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-29
SENTENCE ON TUl
Teddie O'Neil Found Guilt
ing Sunday OrdinaS

Teddie O'Neil, propriet
Bin CHAM Cafe at Commercia
Commercial avenue, was al
ty of violating the Sunday 9
Judge Diehl on Thursday ar
sentence will be pronouunce
day next, the stay having
for by the defending
through P. J. DAILY, the 70
unable to be present.
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commissioners Bonds.

The bonds Of the County Commission.
ers have been fixed by the District court
at $4,000 each. The bonds have not yet
been filed,
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DR.. Charles Flesh Food, the greatest
beautifer in the world, is having a
tremendous sale. HILL DRUG co. are
the aOents
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Standard Meat Market has removed
to their new home. Al East Third
South street. Both phones 44S.
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Half Rates for Xmas Holidays.

Salt Lake Route AL points in Utah
Nevada. Tickets sold December "a
%, 81, January /. Limit for return
January 7. Ask the ticket agent.
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WORK ON CANAL
Field Work Now in Progress in Straw
berry Valley.

In regard TO the field work in progress
on the canal In Strawberry valley, G. l.
Swendson Will leave tomorrow for Span
ish Fork, the headquarters of the valley
project. The huge blue map hanging in
Mr.. Swendson's office shows that 400 feet
OF the tunnel have now been bored al
though the four-mile stretch OF white
lines across the country makes things
look rather lonesome.
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Jurors for January.

Jurors for the January term, Of the
court I'm this district will be drawn on
Saturday in Judge Armstrong; court,
thirty jurors for each division
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OGDEN AND RETURN S1.1O

Via D. G. P. G., December "a, rs, 81,
January /, Q.
Tickets good returning January 7.
Five daily trains each way,
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Half Rates for Xmas Holidays.
Salt Lake Route. All points in Utah,
Nevada. Tickets sold December "a,
%, 81, January l. Limit for return,
January Z. Ask the ticket agent.
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Standard Meat Markef y
to their new home, -
South street. Both phones
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TO their new home. Al East Third
South street. Both phones 448.
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g. D. Evans
Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
to new location, 48 South State.
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Auditorium Roller Rink for nice
people.
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Visit Your Friends Christmas-New
Wars

Half rates to all points in Utah
and Nevada via Salt Lake Route.
Tickets sold December %, %, 81, jan
uary /; limit January Z.
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Visit Your Friends Christmas-New

Half Rates to all points in Utnh
and Nevada via Salt Lake Route.
Tickets sold December "a, 25, 81, Jan
unry | limit January z.
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TRANSFER YOUR
FILES
We can fit you out with
cabinets and indexes.
Breeden once Suppl
System Experts. 60 Wess

Another Hot Number
MOUNTS Continental !
Chile Sauce. 4
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High Grade Watches.
Low Prices. \, S. RejseT, JeweleT,
No. II East First South street
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Desky's clothing sale now on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-29

MOUNT s peach butter is peachy.
and no mistake
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MOUNTS Mexican Hot tastes Just
like it sounds.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

conclude to go to California to spend
the winter before returning to oska-
loosa.
Miss Anna Deere, who has been in
charge of st. Mary's Rectory, termi-
mates her stay in the city on account
of the removal of Father McManus
from the local parish. The lady re-
turns to her home in Elliott, and is
followed by the best wishes of numer-
GUS friends.
The Oskaloosa Elks at Denver will
not be as numerous as was at first
contemplated. Local conditions have
arisen making it inconvenient or i'm
possible for many to attend who had
planned to make Tie trip. James A.
Dewitt, the head of the local lodge.
and delegate to the meeting, departed
Saturday evening. Others of the local
lodge departing for the meeting were
Carroll Sawyer, CLYDE Carr and Al
derman Chas. Mccall.
Mrs. ]. c. Hammes was the hostess
of second company Of ladies at her
pleasant home Saturday afternoon.
Six hand euchre was again discussed
at five tables and elegant refresh.
ments were served. Honors went to
Mrs. r. w. Clayton, who had to cut
with Mrs. Ralph O'Hara for the great.
est number of progressions, to Mrs.
w. R. Lacey for the greatest number
of lone hands, and to Mrs. G. Woodruff
for keeping her score card the freest
from marks. Mrs. c. w. Carr, Miss
Leila Atchison and Miss Cora Ryan
assisted Mrs. Hammes in serving.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19
DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL.
Verdict of coroners' Jury in the Rod
enhizer Case.

Justice Edward Prichett held an in.
quest Saturday afternoon over the re.
mains of Chas. Rodenhizer, of Monte
yuma, who fell down an airshaft
which he was drilling for the Gun
ningham Coal Co., northeast Of the
city and was drowned.
Justice Prichett officiated in the
absence of County Coroner Chas Foeh
linger A unmber of witnesses were
examined and the same facts as re
lated in the Herald OF Saturday even
ing were set forth. The man became
violently i'll, tainted from exhaustion
of some character, fell headlong to
the bottom of the shaft, distance OF
between twenty and thirty feet and
drowned in the water there collected,
The finding of the jury was in accord.
ance with the facts and death was
stated to be purely accidental.
The body was sent to the home
near Montezuma, where interment
was made.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

the H. B. Anderson home for a few
days.
Deep River Record: Minnie Hutton,
of Oskaloosa, was a guest at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Knox, this
week.
Miss Ethel Doylan returned to her
home in Ottumwa Saturday after visit
ing her friend, Miss Helen Sterling,
Of this city.
Father McManus, of st. Mary's Par
ish of the Catholic church, departs to-
morrow for the west in quest Of health
improvement.
Mrs. W. H. Richie returned to her
home in Fredonia, Kansas, after a
two weeks visit at the David Will
liams home in this city.
Miss Gladys Quigley was a passen-
ger this morning for Bloomfield where
she will spend three weeks vacation
with friends and relatives.
Chas. Mckinley and family were
passengers this morning ror Rose Hill
where they will camp for couple of
weeks on the Skunk river.
Bonnie Clifford returned this morn.
ing to his work in Des Moines after
visiting friends in this city and in
Rose Hill for number of days.
Miss Lenora Gatewood left this
morning for Rose Hill where she will
visit her parents for a few days be-
fore her return to her work in Chi
cago.
Mrs. w. ]. Smith ana children, of
Rock Rapids, who have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lou Andrews, of this
city, returned to = their home this
morning.
Mrs. w. N. latte and daughter Clara
were passengers this morning for
Council Bluffs where she will visit
her sister, Mrs f. G. Hughes, for a
number of days.
Montezuma Palladium: Leroy Al.
corn came last Friday from oskaloosa
for a two weeks visit at thu M. Z.
Lewis home. From mere he goes TO
Des Moines to enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Billiard have
written her mother, hrs. McCready,
that they have located at Alliance
Nebraska, where Mr.. Billiard is en-
gagged in the optical business.
Newton Herald: Mrs. Frank Laird
Of oskaloosa, was in the city Monday
morning. She returned home that az
ternoon and was accompanied by Mr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

buy glasses or pay cent for a scien.
tific eye examination. Success with
thousands during five years in Oska.
loosa and for fifty years previously
in largest cities of America is a sure
guarantee of his ability to succeed
where others have dismally failed.
Our advice to Herald readers is If
from any cause or in any way your
eyes trouble you, by all means call on
Professor Mayne Arnold. To show
his desire to do more for defective
eyes than any man in America, the
Professor will from this time on give
entirely free a skillful expert examina-
ton of the eye, and should medicines
be necessary they are free to all, rich
or poor.
You don't have to buy glasses to
get medicines, as Professor Arnold
gives free a full size dollar package
OF his celebrated Golden Eye Cream"
to each one whose eyes are examined.
This is a sovereign remedy for sore
eyes and if not needed at present, can
be kept in the house for future con-
tingencies. 1t can be Kept for a hun
dred years in any climate. 1T NEW
Err SPOILS.
Each person having their eyes ea-
amined, should they need glasses, will
be given an oculist's formula filled out
regular form, the same as ocullsts in
the large cities charge from ten to
twenty-five dollars for. Readers OF
the Herald, don't be faxed, don't be
humbugged. Consult the best man.
Go to the big place. Save money, save
eyes.
N. Blake notice, Prof9 Mayne
Arnold attends to more bad eyes and
furnishes more glasses than all oLn-
ers in Mahaska county put together.
WHAT IS THE REASON? WHY?
Why? Why?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19
NJ. |. SWEENEY HURT.
We'll Known Railroad Man is Victim
of Accident.

Word comes to the city of severe
and possibly fatal injury to Michael
Sweeney, formerly general superin.
tendent of the M. & st. L. and the
Iowa Central. He is now at the head
of the operating department Of a
southern line of railway, and was out
on the line in his gasoline motor car,
The car left the rails when travelling
at high rate of speed. Mr.. Sweeney
was picked up with badly lacerated
face and fractured skull. The inju-
ries are serious, and while not neces-
sarily fatal. they present some grave
possibilities.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

A blind New York millionaire has
offered $1,000,00O in cash to anyone
restoring his eyesight. Weak or de-
fectiye eyes should be taken care OF
in time to avoid total or partial blind
ness. Don't trifie with your eyes
consult a practical, experienced opti-
clan and oculist, such as you win find
at Prof. Mayne Arnold's.
II You Have Been DeTuded BY impu-
dent Fakes and Grafters,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19
AdIudsed Insane.

Bessie Orr, Of Lacey, recently re-
moved from Ohio, aged twenty-five,
was before the commissioners for the
insane this morning and was adjudged
insane. She will be taken to the hos
pital at Mt. Pleasant today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

Call on Prof,
Mayne Arnold. He
will give sure re
lief, not tempora.
ry, but lasting. He
has helped thous'
ands and will sure
ly help you II you
call on him. You
don't need money,
you don't need to
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

Miss Wayne Slocum, of Rose Hill,
Vas {. MESSENGER over. the Rock Island
bis nioEning for Omaha, Nebr., where
be will visit her sister, Miss Velma
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19
PERSONALS


Miss Pearl Reigel is visiting trends
and relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Lafferty has returned
from. a visit with Mrs. ]. A. Romingel
of bloomfield
Abba Republican: Miss Franci:
Richmond is the guest of oskalooss
friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. knight nave re
turned form visit at the ]. Emons
home in Washington.
Robt. Williams went to Eddyville
this morning, going down to advertise
the big oskaloosa Cnautauqua.
Chas. Boster and wife returned to
their home in Rose Hill after visiting
during the day with friends here.
Mrs. Harry Anderson and children
went to Givin this morning to spend
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Misses Gail Satchell ana Anna Hiatt
left this morning for Garfield town
ship where they will spend Sunday.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Mer-
idith, of oskaloosa, came last even
ing for visit at the parental Porter
home.
Rev. Clarence Dunkleberger was a
passenger last evening for Columbus,
Iowa, where he will hold services on
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Lewis, now Of Montezu.
ma, is taking Miss Irene Roberts
place in the Hub during Miss Roberts
absence.
Amos Taylor returned to his nome
in What Cheer after visiting his son,
E. K, of this city, and w. L. Taylor of
Centerville.
Pella Chronicle: Misses Marie
and Christina Wichhart are visiting in
Oskaloosa with their sister, Mrs.
Cora Solomon. .r
Miss Sarah Williams, director of
music in the city schools, is in Chi
cago attending the Chicago Conserva-
tory of Music.
What Cheer Chronicle: Norman
Kunath went to Oskaloosa last week
to open up an Office for the Cassidy
Commission Co.
Mrs. Mary B. Mccoy was passen-
ger this morning for Let's, Iowa, where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Fry, for few days.
Mrs. Geo. Evans and children left
this morning for New Sharon where
she will visit with relatives and
friends for a few days.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Hazel Ste,
Yens, of Oskaloosa, and Miss Georgia
Bowles, of Cedar, visited Friday at
the F. B. Gordon home.
Abba Republican: Miss Stella Will
kin is keeping the books at the Coz
den Eagle while Guy White spends
his vacation at Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican,: w. h.
Coveny, OF OSkalooSa, who has been
visiting few days at the NJ. P. Lewis
home, left for Boone Monday.
Miss Gretta Van der Line returned
this morning to her home in Leighton
to spend Sunday with her parents af-
ter attending summer school in this
city.
Washington Journal: Miss Eunice
Scofeld returned last evening from
oskaIoosa, where she has been visit
ilg at the Ben Marshall home for a
few esIsI
Mrs A: ID. Rosecrans, of Globe,
arizona, who has been visiting at the
Richard Burke home in this city, was
4 passenger this noon ror Coal Creek
q visltSher parents.
Miss Wayne slocum, of Rose Hill,
Vas a MESSENGER over. the Rock Island
Dis moEning for Omaha, Nebr., where
~ 1g;fl ,,yiyit~ 1,a,., r1efnr Mics Va1ma
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

Pasy fSeevers, wife and daughter,
no naSe been visiting friends and
elatives in tbis zeity, left this morn
! g for efpscatines where they will Wis
w%A lkIkends for a Number 1df-days.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

Mr. anf1 airs1 Huyards Ell Simpson
WStff1iHe. 5AIaineS arerin this city,
lesNGf Mrs. Simpsons .zInotiFar,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

MRS. A; d. Rosecrans, of Globe,
Arizona, who has been visiting at the
Richard. Burke home in this city, was
I passenger this noon ror Coal Creek
d visit her parents.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

lcum, tor a few .Weeks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

lrs. Jas. Loughrldge, OF A. ave. east.
IRIS. Simps0IE ID professor of aRlogy
Colby College satuW SerXssEs NJ
Frs4Ant Gazette:sL Artbi Iasts
ut Sathrday morning for Tacoma,
Hashs where he thas aslueratiVe -po-
Itiona 10 railway ofiee u art just
rad1ated from the Wesleyan Univer
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19
(From Mondays Daily.)

Miss villa Hart was an over Sun
day visitor in Abba.
Fred Steddom and Ben Crookham
sperm Sunday in Abba.
Rev. Leonard Blew was a passenger
for Marshalltown.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

afteE-t ieiAe MIS- 5otit1- ana
Others for The largest number Of lone
hands, and to Mrs, w T. Phillips and
Mrs, G. W., Carr for the most scien-
tifc 20 playing, Mrs. Phillips win
nirg on the cut Refreshments were
served and a pleasant occasion record
ed by all. Mesdames T. G Janney,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

= Washington Journal: Miss Eunice
Scofeld returned last evening from
oskaloosa, where she has been visit
ilg at the Ben Marshall home for a
few daIsI
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-04-20
LendlUr Elrt,,.

The nice size ad of Barbour. Herbert
Coz win hardly fail to attract your at.
-tention. And you can hardly fail tc
call 70 mind the young men active in
the management of its affairs. Leslie
Barbour is well and favorably known
to the trade here as conscientious
straight. absolutely fair salesman, who
can sell more goods, more satisfactorily
70 himself and customer, than any man
who ever went behind a Lexington
counter. That Is not stretching the
blanket. for where you can find one
who might disagree with the statement,
you will fnd a hundred that will
cheerfully attest its correctness. Will
Bailey Herbert, the business manager,
and stock keeper, is peculiarly fitted
for that most important responsibility,
and the wonderful strides this firm has
made can be credited. in large meas.
ure. to his sound business Judgment
and careful buying. The more one
knows Of him, the better you like him,
he Is business to the core, and has had
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-04-20
Areund the Circle.

VIII o'Bryant fights the air but sci,
dom hits the floor, on ball bearers.
Ben searson has it down pat, and last
Saturday night made demonstration
of the jiu jiutsu on skates.
Jake Herman pats up good fight on
skates. and will come around alright
before the eleventh hour.
Otho Beall hasn't forgotten how to
skate. He is as graceful on top of the
rollers as he used to be with the pumps,
Fred Rogers says that win Pettus
must get in the rink boat If he has to
haul him up in q wheelbarrow attached
to q pair Of the latest.
Mr.. Hutter can glide without q
struggle In rink circles It looks to an
outsider as easy to him as taking a
Manhattan about s q. m.
Gordon Ashley is the second edition
of Hon, E. ". in more ways than one
he is apt at anything that comes and
already ranks high in skatedom.
The Times moves that l. Hyman be
unanimously extended the floor privi-
leges in skating circles, and that the
megaphone be brought to the window.
sharkey swinney enjoyed as much as
anyone the give-and- take in rink cir,
cles. He canght on good Nat rally
graceful, he showed up at ease and his
buoyancy was catching, and many re-
gret that he cut it ont on account of
its Strenuosity,
: Charlie Downer has ordered some
special pads. His good-natured effort
brought down the house as
well as himself, That Downer grit,
however, won't stay downed, and
if he wants to, is going to dis
card his pads on the home stretch.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-04-20

vast experience Mr.. Farrar, the cot.
ton classer and buyer, is an expert, and
makes strong friends for the company
by his ever being alert to the best in
terests of the seller. His cotton letter
this season was a feature that would
have done credit to any cotton center.
This frm is now recognized by the
trading public as one Of Lexington s
strongest drawing cards.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-04-20

thing oat In envelopes. There is a..
ways an easy chair around this way
for this esteemed old friend.
VIM. Wilkins, for some time favorite
with the patrons of the large Barbour.
Herbert house, left Monday to take
charge Of the extensive business of the
Providence plantation store. The
Holmes County Times will visit him
In his new home.
Miss Mamie Kealhofer of Owens is
thoroughly up in postof1ce matters,
came over Tuesday morning to fll the
position occupied by Miss Fannie
Boatright. who is at home on sick fur
Tough. An early recovery is wished
for her by many friends.
Fire Proof Oil is best for lamps.
Wholesaled in barrel quantities by T,
W. Smith q Sons Co.
Miss Annie May Baker and Mr.. Tom
Baker near Black Hawk, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Henley, Satur-
day.
Charlie Swinney and Emmett Gun
ninghatm tested their luck down about
Howard Monday night, turkeys, fish, etc
Standard Oil Co.'S best Fire Proof
Oil can be purchased by the barrel
from T. W. Smith & Sons Co.
The opening at Rayner's Hall Mon
day night was a grand success with a
big g.
Mrs, NJ. A. Parish'of Acona, bright
ened the home of her daughter, Mrs.
J. A. Henley, Monday.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-04-20
COLORED SANCTIFIED
CHURCH INVESTING

A new brick ediAce f6r the Colored
SanetiAed church IL on. q car load Of
brick coming in the last part of last
week.
The dray wagons are placing them
on the lot this side Of their presen,
building across the iron bridge, and
soon wOrkmsn win be lining them up.
This church iS strong In Holmes
county and has been the means Of do
ing much good The members labor
diligently In the vineyard, and faith.
fully, and while occasionally Q black
sheep may stray in. 1t Is the exception
and not the rule.
The Times man knew many mem
hers Of this church up In the Funna.
gashs country -and had business deal.
ings with them-~and they were abso.
lutely straight and sound Christians.
They have been much maliRned BY
those who do not converse with them.
and have been misunderstood by others.
They believe their route is special,
and It was our observation that IL was
q clean one.
This $1,000. % building to be erected
at Lexington will doubtless give their
zeal an impetus, and this town will be
selected IS headquarters for their lights.
The Times has the most kindly fee'.
ings for these people. Their doctrine
seems to create thought among a class
that Is In sore need Of it in large for
nations - and thought, with proper
training, works wonders.
Give them q pleasant word of On.
souragement-and back it up with
your dollar-and good results will fol.
ow.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-04-20
Coming Sunday the Big
Methodist Meeting Is On

As before announced, our pur.
pose to begin a series of ival ser.
vices at the Methodist church next
Sunday, April 20, at II o'clock. Rev.
J. G. Park of Greenwood will do the
preaching after Sunday: Rev. W. J..
O'Bryant win preach Sunday.
Bro. Park is splendid preacher, a
conSecrated man and will do us good
If we place ourselves in the way to rs
ceive it.
The choir will be under the direction
oe Mr.. Edwin smoot, who is we'll
known ~ q soloist and chorus leader.
Mr.. SmOot viii arrive on next Friday
and will lead the music from the first
day of. the meeting.
We invite all good people to join
with US in this meeting, join the choir
and give US the support of your pres
ence and prayers. We are conducting
these services for the good of Leixng-
ton as whole and not for the Metho.
dist church alone.
Let all good people pray for the sue
cess of the meeting.
R. A. TUCKER, Pastor
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-04-20
GETTING READY FOR
THE HOME Stretch

The Lexington School oratorical con
test was held In the school chapel ats1t
O'Clock Saturday morning. The fol
lowing program was given:
Piano solo. Pure As Snow Katt
Gibson.
henry W. Grady Arthur Jordan.
'Heroism and History Guy Jordan.
"Vesuvius and The Egyptian Peter
Pinkerton.
The Chariot Race Kate Gibson.
A Leak in The Dyke" - Hattie
Hooker.
Piano Solo, March of The Recruits -
Willie Cameron.
'Copstantius and The Lion" - Ida
Rayner
The stirring Of Billy Williams
Anna Lee Herbert
The Volunteer organist" = Annie
Stigler.
Engineer oOnnOr's Son May Pep
The Fight With The AurOchs"-An.
Piano Solo. ''Rstrospection Bessie
Wilson.
Arthur Jordan and May Pepper were
chosen by the judges as representatives
Of the school in beat contest to be held
Saturday, April 81.
All the contestants acquitted them.
selves with credit. Each selection was
well recited and each contestant had
supporters. but the decisions of the
Judges seemed to meet with general ap-
proval.