davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
STIRs UP VETERANS,
Gen. Cabsll Urges Big Attendance
ct New Orleans Reunion.

w. L. Cabell, Lieutenent Gen
eral, United Confederate Veterans
has issued from hls headquarters il
Dallas, Texas, = patriotic appeal &c
the Trsusmissippi Department
which embraces eighteen States,
ugrfng all who possibly can to JOIN
IL the reunion to be held in New
Orleans next April. ''Let every
Confederate now enroll in our asso-
ciation," says Gen. CsbeIl. !
spsal tos You in the name Of all that
Il dear to the truth Of our past his
tory, our patriotism and 6drr rglori-
ous record, TO enroll, to jofa some
Damp and keep IN touch With each
other the few years you have 10 live,
and where yon can 81 attended 70
In sickness and other misfortunes
by your comrades. l therefore
call on the division ana brigade
commanders of every State and
Territory so issue ~ once the neces.
safy ORDER. that will increase the
numbsr Of camps. - we'll - the
membership Of each camp, so that
st the reunion to be held in the city
Of New Orleans April g. ~, 1906,
youswill have more camps and more
Confederates than have ever gath
eredsat any time or place. Then
ooue; tho noble people Of New Or.
leaue will welcome You with open
arms. and will extend TO you,
through the president and officers
Of the reunion association, that hos
pitality New Orleans has ever shown
70 bravs Coufsdsrates who have
visited her ID the past. --
,p<sS e.Sr 81 s .-eS
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
Tornado lin Meridian.

A score Of persons we're killed
and over 800 injured by tornado
which devastated Meridian, Mise,
lsst Fr,day night. The financial los.
excee 10 $1,000, 900. A relief com
mIttee was organized. Governor
Vardaman called out ,troops, to aid
In the preservation Of order and
protection Of property.
The exact hour when it struck
the city was e:27 r. NJ. That is
known, from the fact that the clock
in the United Stat.s Observatory
WAS stopped af that moment. A
wind gauge recorded . speed OF 65
miles N hour, but this. was four
blocks from the pash ot the tornado.
One man standing half smile away,
sald there was no noticeable velo-
city IN the wind, but be could hear
the roaring Distinctly, and it was
deafening.
Many strange freaks oflhe wind
are reported, and the damaged
buildings are mute evidences Of its
rrsnks.
Il lasted less than ten seconds in
its passage at . given point. and 1t
+ said that one record Of seven-sec-
onds wss made. Some who saw it,
declare that it resembled q grea,
ball Of dre. whirling like ) top; with
forked lightning playing violently
~ about it. Others say 1t Was =
dark and angry cloud Of conioal
shape. Another man who Was
looking at it from . vantage point,
says hs cav nothing but the debris
flying in the air.
Meridian 10 .Iapidly recovering
from She Effects Of the tornado, and
business 10 assuming normal con
ditions. Contracts have been
awarded for . large number Of
new baildings.
Revised estimates plaza the num-
ber Of buildings destroyea or dam
aged, including the shanties occu-
pied bv the negroes, ct 500. Busi-
ness men who have gone % fully into
the situation % possible stated that
the figures would not exceed 1l,
600. 900,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
Notice.

By request of the citizens, will
open the Registration office at the
Town Hall. 10 Slildell, on We'd
nesdaY, March IA, from 9 !. n.
till 8 r NJ.
WARREN THOMAS.
Assessor and Register Of Voters.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
For Good Roads.

A date will be set by Preslden,
Boyd in the near future for ! meet
ing Of the Good Roads Committee,
appointed by the authority of the
Louisiana State Good Roads Asso.
citation, to draw up a good roads
law for consideration at the mex,
session of the Legislature, and to
petition the Governor to recon
mend in his next message the. i'm
portsnce of such legislation. Col
I. D. Boyd, President Of the
Loulsiana State University and
Chan man of the Good Roads
Committee. is thoroughly i'm
pressed with the necessity for a
uniform State law on the eubject
of road building. The general
principal upon which the Commit
tee will work will be to secure
from the Legislature an approprla-
ton to supplement parish appro.
priation for road building, just as
the State, with its school approprla
tion, supplements the parish school
appropriation, in caring for the
schools of the State. A uniform
law TO apply in road. building will
also be wanted, Now different
methods are .usedin working the
public highways by the different
parishes Of .he State. Some work
tlhaessad la by contract, some by the
parlsH prisoners, and some with Its
own paid labor. Colonel Boyd
regrda nckvork before the Com !.
q before the General As
semblY, on this point, important.
de took prominent part IN the
organization of the State Good
Roads ASSOCIATION, which was the
first movement towards getting
remedial legislation along this line. /
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
U. y. Land Oiicc, New ur,eans. -.

s. = u
Feb. I. 1905.
Notice is hereby given thst the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
his Intention to make final proof In sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the clerk 81 the
district court at Covington, La, on
Friday, March 80. 1906, viz:
ALBERT YOUNG,
Who made homestead entry No. q, ,3e2
for lot |, section 50, township 1, south
range ID east, st. Helena lerdiau. !
\ He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residsncs upon
and cultivation OF asid land viz:
Leon Laurant, William Ellis. Charles
Moore. Albert Walker, Ill Of Sun Post.
Office, La. &.
fe1O-5t WALGxR Z. CoHsn. Register.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
WOOD FOR SALE

Oak Wood. Light Wood, Fire
Chunks and Back Logs. Now is
the time to order your winter wood
aud have it all in your yard when
YOU need it. The Enterprise Steam
Wood Yard is ready to supply your
wants at very reasonable rates.
Stove wood at the regular price
81 20 anil 1.25 per load.
VIM. BIERY, Mgr
Phone 225.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
Goodyears are
In the City. !.
Work of Constructing ] New Or
leans Northern Pushed with 100
Italian Laborers - Many New
Towns are Being LAID Out.
States Of Monday

! aily s'.tes of Monday
! y
tY of railroad men in the
city at st. Charles Hotel TO-DAY
are F. H. Goodyear, president OF
the Goodyear Company, the legal
name of which is the New Orleans
Great Northern r. Il. Co.; w. H.
Bames, auditor aud comptroller;
Z. A. Neil, traffic manager; Hon.
NJ. X. Olmstead, general counsel
and member of Congress for the
Harrisburg D,trslct of Pennsyl-
vania; N. 6. Pearsall, general
manager, and w. H. Sullivan,
general superintendent of the com
pany's lumber interests.
A southern Pacific steamship
brings in from New Kork City TO-
day 100 Italian laborers, who will
be put to work as an additional
construction force.
The work of constructing this
railroad, of building saw mills and
laying out new towns is going
on with great alacrlty. Several
new towns have already sprung up,
as If by magic. and one of these
already has a population OF about
5000. One town, about 60 miles
northeast of New Orleans, where a
saw mill ls being constructed that
will employ 5000 hands, the repre-
sentatives of the party predict will
have population Of 5000 within
the next two years, although at this
time the town Is without a name.
fhe interesting process of cbristen-
ing this nameless town will be &C
complished on the present trip.
The work Of constructing tins
road ID gong on. rapidly, and at
the same time new saw mills are
being erected. and with them new
towns are being laid ont and built.
The New Orleans Great Northern
will enter New Orleans over the
New Orleans and Northeastern
tracks, at least for the present.
The members of the party are
especially we'll impressed with the
activity they have observed In all
lines of Southern Industry. One
and all are enthusiastic believers in
the future development and growth
Of this section, and believe that
the country which their Southern
roads will traverse cannot be sur
passed for the richness of its natu-
raj resources anywhere on the con-
fluent.
The same lines of development
which the Goodyear interests have
followed in the North will likewise
be followed here in the South.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
Pools Bluff Turpentinc Company VS.
Willie Young, ct ais.
Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court
Ut Louisiana, in and for the Parish OF
St. Tammany.

5y virtue Of an order Of sale from tile
honorable, the aforesaid Court, and to
me- directed. hearing date January rs,
1906, in the above entitled cult
/ will proceed to cell at public auction
at the front door of the Courthouse,
In the town OF Covington, Louisiana,
SATURDAY, March II, 1906, between
legal sale hours the following described
property, situated In the Parish OF st.
Tammany, La, to-wit: t
The northeast quarter Of the NORTH
west quarter, and the west half the
northwest quarter, lot No. 4, OF section
81. township4, south range Is east.
Terms OF sale cash.
fe10 St T. Il. BREWSTER, sheriff
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

Sadly, with gaze turned backward,
Don Henriqucs left his grill bride.
Then, heart-sick he counted moments
Az he watched the moons slow changes
Till at last the full moon rose DER
Waters Of the lake, and shimmerinf
golden
ShoDe path that seemed to lead to
Healing spring where lay Abita.
Swiftly then did Don Henriqnes
HE him to the spring, mad, fearing,
Hoping wildly for his loved one.
.
The river reached, across he sees the
Spring; above it the hammock, empty!
With cry, loud. wild, despairing,
Henriques calls, It'll forest echoes
Answering to that call, swift bounding
Gross the intervening river
Leaped IS doe doth fawn to succor.
Flew Abita, rafiiant, glowing,
To the arms Of Don Henriquss.
Then, from all depths Of the forest
Rang the war whoop Of the Chatas,
Calling loudly, "Our Abits!
"Princess loved Of all the Chatas!
ssOur Abital Loved Abita!
Back to us hath the Great Spirit
"Glven 70 rs our Abita!'
Since that day the spring whose waters
Give to all good health who quaa them.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

OFFICE OF WARREN THOMAS)
Tax Assessor, st. Tammany Parish
Coyipgton, La, Feb. IA, 19O6)
l am starting my deputies around In
all the wards, with instructions to
equalize and assess all taxable property
at 65 per cent Of its whole value.
Yours very truly,
WARREN THOMAS.
Parish Assessor.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
Succession Of Anastasie and Charles
Lefrere.
Twenty sixth Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana, in aud for the Parish Of
st. Tammany. q.

Whereas Bridget Robert, wife OF
Romer Robert, mas applied for letters
OF administration on the estate Of Anas-
tasie and Charles Lefrere, deceased,
notice IL hereby elYen to Ill whom Il
may concern to show cause within ten
days why said applicant should not bs
appointed administrators Of said sue
cession.
By order Of the court, March /. 1905.
m8-2t. 81. r. WARREN, Clerk,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
New Orleans Great
Northern Railroad.
HEADQUARTERS, Cov1NaToN, Ia
Offers a safe, quick and convcni-
ant service to the travelling public.

Ouer6 6AIe, quick ana CODvC0ls
ant service to the travelling public.
] Schedule.
Effective November s., 1905
/ Daily
No. 10, Leave New Orleans 1 80 r. n.
Arrive in Coyington $500 !"
No 8, Leave Covington $40 a. N.
Arrive New Orleans $3.50 ..
No. 6, Leave New Orleans 6:3O :.
Arrive in Covington. $3.50 =
$. Folsom $3.50 IS
No 5. Leave I" 1881 r. n,
Z. Covington 1881 .
Arrive 10 New Orleans 1850 g
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
No l2, Leave New Orleans, 7.4o An
Arrive Coyington 1856 4.
Arrive In New Orleans 7:2O
No IL, Leave Covington $500 r. n.
NoTICE.-The attention Of the
public is hereby called to tho
conditions under which the new form
of thirty and ten trip tickets are sold.
These tickets will be honored for passage
only when In the hands Of the original
purchaser who signs the contract and
members of his immediate family,
whose names appear on the ticket. II
presented by any other than those
whose names appear on the ticket, the
same will not be honored for passage
and full fare collected from holder. Un-
der no circumstances will the limit Of
ten-trip and thirty "trip be extended be-
yond the limit punched on these forms
of tickets.
NOTICE is hereby given .
the public that conductors fwlllhere-
after enforce the instruction to col.
lect train rate (four cents per milsl
OF passengers boarding trains at
ticket stations without tickets.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

White pine lumber costs to-day
I've times ae ..ucb in this couutry
as it cost in 1866
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

By virtue Of an order OF sale
from the honorable the aforesaid
court and 70 me directed, bearing date
Feb. 81. 1906
I wilt proceed to sell at public auc-
tion ut the front door Of the cauf,f,ou ~.
10 the Town OF covington, laris', ot
st. Iamrlany. State Of Louisiana,
SATURDAY. March TO-. 1916, b.tw e,,
legal sale hours. this following DESCRIBED
property. to-wit:
One acre Of land. lying ana being
situated to the northeast corner Of sec.
tion 9, township 3, sputll range i3,
east. st. Helena Meridian.
Terms OF fssale-cash, to pay debts.
IS T. =. BREWSTER, Sherfff.
fe24-3t.i ,--
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

Total on hand with Treas'r. .$85 6e
The amount $85. Sc, being residue OF
Sanitary Fund. v as turned over to Town
Council to be placed to credit Of Town
School The Committee, after thank.
Ing all who ..elped IN this good work,
and there being no further business,
were discharged Motion was made by
Mr.. Bosse and seconded by Mr.. Smith,
that report be received and spread on
minutes. Adopted.
Report from Treasurer Vix for Feb
ruary, 1905, was read and oraered fleu.
Total cash on hand, s526.65. Paid for
repairs Of streets. 352.4O
Messrs. A.. c. Bosse and Jos, M.
Smith reported depth Of water at head
of public wharf, south end, 2 fee.
inche. left side, feet inches; right
side, 4 feet II inches.
A communication from citizens, tax
pa, ers, asking that repairs be made to
breakwater, to protect road facing their
property On Fugaud street, was re-
ceived and referred to Council COM
mittee for Investigation, and to report
at next Council meeting.
A resolution by Mr.. Bosse, seLonded
by Mr.. Borey aDd adopted. to take eff
feet from date, March, 5, empowering
Improvements Committee to accept the
work done by property owners on ban-
quettes in accordance with ordinance,
aid to reject such work no, done in ac-
cordance with the same, and to notify
snch property owners to make the nec-
essary alterations or repairs within ten
days, or same will be done at their ex-
pense by town.
Bill amounting to $10.25, for labor
in watching fire. on February 2S and
March l, were ordered paid.
Two bills, amounting to $1,000, from
Or. r. b. Paine, for claimed services
rendered town, were referred to Hon.
l. L. Morgan, attorney, for legal adj
vi ;e as to payment.
Council adjourned.
G. s. GALBRAITH, Mayor.
WIN. PURNELL, Sec'y.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

The House VI Representatives
passed ! bill removing the tar
o. growers Of lsa6 tobacco.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

.CAaMBeRlAIH's collie, CHOLERA AND DlaR
RHGA REMEDY.
The great success Of this preparation
In the relief and cure Of bowel COM
plants has brought it into almost uni.
versal use. l, never fails, and when re.
dnced With water and sweetened is
pleasant to take. It is equally valuable
for children and adults. For sale By
Jos. s. Claverie, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
VAUDEVILLE COUNCIL
TOWNl lCOUNCIL,)
Secretary'S Office. )

Secretary's Office,
Vaudeville. La, March 5, 1906.
Regular monthly meeting Of Town
Council.
Present Hone. 8. Galbraith, Mayor;
Hons. A. & Bosse. Fl. Borey, Jos. 8.
Smith.
Absent-Hons. P. H. Hansborough,
E. Dubourg
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Report Of Improvements ommit, ee,
signed by 4. G. Bosse and IL. Borey,
showing that $12 were spent on street
repairs, leaving a balance Of $89.65 on
hand, was, on motion Of Mr.. Smith, re-
ceived and approved.
Report OF Sanitary Committee, signed
by Hons. H. Borey, w. G. Hntchison
and G. +. Bierhorst, was read. as fol-
lows:
Total cash collected
from subscribers 1913 90
Amount paid out as per
bills 1888 O5
Balance on hand Feb. 1,
l906. ......... $50. 80 96
Total. -. ..... $273 OO-273 90
Cash with Treasurer Viz March
1, 1906 $39 IS
Sale Of 50 bags lime, at csc per
Dag. b w
Sale Of empty oil barrels, ct rs "
cents each -. ..... 8 90
Sale of barrel Of oll........... / II
Cash refunded ........... ...... 80 90
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
Entered in the Postomce at Covington
La, % second-class matter
One Dollar q Year.
- Terms, CASH INADTANCE
WEATHER REPORT.

C. CHAMPAGNE, Observer
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

Since that day the spring whose waters
Give to all good health who quad them.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
With loves fever, swift and ardent
Was the wooing OF tho white chief.

To his home beyond the waters
OF the lake the Spaniard bore her;
Bore this wild flower of the forest; /.
Lavished 'pon her all the treasures
OF the Whito man: education
Luxulies Of civilization;
Every slightest wish was granted,
Zen before that wish Was uttered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-11
a DAY OF RECKONING.
You Cannot Fool Al Of the People Az
Of the Time.

You Cannot Fool Al Of the People ."
Of the Time.
Tho recent condemnation as unht TOT
,rrther service OF a number OF gas anu
electric light plants and the CLOSING
down of some OF them at dead ioss
10 the taxpayers should serve as .
,yornlnr 20 other cities, for this Is ihe
cate that is likely 20 oyertake an sucn
,l,pt. In the long run. For Tue uis'
r.,r or two. when no expensive 70
,,sirs ara needed and the plant is thof
an,hlv mn 10 date, Il ought not to Ds
S'mcnlt 10 make a good showing ,"
= ~ wears longer the bad bookEeep
inc and inadequate reports uhat aIs %
,Hsortnnately the rule rather thah uls
ovcen,Ion may blind the citizens =
,he deterioration of the plant ann =
a. Increasing losses. But the day %
roctoning Inevitably comes wlen
hreokaown bad service or de'nahd lo'
~ equipment that cannot h'an4usa I',,
- a. extensions" causes an lh's,N
gs,,op ana then Il becomes e'luen' .
go ,ne nlant has been Il losing prop
teton I almost from the start. No piAn'
Shonld be accepted as evidence OF su. !,
eess,uI municipal management upsn :
- Ia.n operated for several year.
and then examined 6y expert ehs'"'''
and accountants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-11

About O. year ago Salon had the
misfortune OF having one Of It's
leading business houses. the fok'-
hama Tea store, fan into the hands OF
the wholesale creditors. and al
though a has been continued Tor the
year and been doing a fair business
that unfortunate business situation
has not as yet been fully disposed OF
IA fact the creditors are now max
inc "a more strenuous effort than at
any time in the past.
with this eni ia yiew. Mr. y D.
Rupert. an experienced young nu.l-
ness man. has been placed Ia charge
for the remainder OF the season
Tie will make every onort 10 bring
this business 20 a climax. and 10 or
der 10 secure sufficient cash 20 close
ths accounts. he s. authorized 10 an-
soutely slaughter tho entire stoek'
Thelr announcements VIII appear ia
the Journal from day 70 day, aud 'his
s,i. coming as 10 does IN the heart OF
the holiday season viii no aoup'
urove a great benefactoF 10 Christ
mas shoppers. Their elegant line oi
gooas. suitable for thlg season OF 'h'
vear have been largely supplement-
"A and contain the most desiraDi'
seleetion the market anorda
An early Investigation Of thii
ls,oek should be made BY all Gloss
ibuyers. A large force oi .@ls.
oeosle VIII be put In charge. and NJ
Mains Will be spared 20 make 'h'
sale the greatest business success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-11
THE GREAT TRANSITION.

Puhlo Property Wasted Because ut
Costs Nothing, You Know
"Iieiiog said l. whats thatT Aud
stopped TO pick u up.
"ThatT' replied the boy who happen
ed to be passing through the school
yard with me. THAT Is nothing but
lead pencil" q,
But II is a whole one" said l, "and
with a rubber'on the end
81 know II" said the boy.
"Whatl DO You mean TO tell me that
Won have seen this here before|
ayes. everybody's seen it,
"All the children in your school have
seen this lying here day after day ana
not one boy has picked II upF
"of course. What should we PICK
II up for? There's plenty In the school
house. The town buys 'em."
And | had been given n text Tor
long meditation. Not pick up whole
new lead pencilf And pencil with o
rubber on itl
When | was boy we priced eveI
slate pencils. A boy who hooked any
body's slate pencil was balted until III
gave II up, but lead pencil-we fough
FOR lead pencils as the Greeks ah'
Trojans fought for Helen. We seoure'
the countryside for old horseshoes :.
sell 10 the blacksmith for money enough
70 buy lead pencil, and having u
we cut our private mark ON H. guarue'
II. kept II as our last resource IN uaus ,ii
Many a time a precious two Inch Leaf
pencil has turned an important JACK
knife trade one way or the oher.
never had hut one lead pencil at tim
and very often hardly that until wa
afteen years old. Aud these ten'yeaI
olds scorn TO pick up whole one Wit
a rubber! Think Of II! The oes
eraser I had was piece OF ruooe
boot heel!-Henry T. Bailey In Journi
Of Education
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-11
n.,.I.,,ns.s, 70 ofaIi.

"a focal government board ihquly .ai,
Ia a. West Ham. IOndon. 10 sale''D.
~. ~ ho~rowiug by The corporatoh ~
se2 M 40 for electricity extension. y 80 ~,
stated that the electrical s unasr'.I. e. !. ~,
sIa,S ~ - the present had resulted IN '0,' !,
" ~ ~ o. which bad been ehArgso =
'a 81 - - The inspector pointed %, ~.
Ii. ths -, ,-s.s a. some thousands Of Poal.ls
Sad I been sanctioned ~ ne D'aru 'a ~ ~
nn n,rebaslng various machines, an. ana -, :,
pursi,"' I ,ss council again asking to' 90
Hela, loua- "a buy machinery Tor NJ
.soI aaons ssS already received the cash
Morning Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-11
A Western Wonder.

There's a Hill at Bowie Tex
that's twice as big as last year. rms
wonder is w. L. Hill, who from F"
weight OF 90 pounds has grown 70
.over $50. He says: 81 have sui
tered with a terrible cough when !
began taking Or. Kings New DlscoV,
erv for Consumption, Coughs qua
Colds. Now, after taking ~ bottles
have more than doubled in Weisn'
and am completely cured" on'y
sure Cough and Cold cure. Guaran'
teed by ]. c. Perry, druggist oV'
and 800. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-11
lua WaIla Starts Campaign
|FOr a Big Appropriation
BY Washington
|peor's Efforts are Appreci-
Hted and the State Will be
asked For 100000 for
|mprOviDg the Columbia
Ind Snake Rivers
East Oregonian.)

heretofore the people of Oregon
N done the principal part of the
4 and expended the principal
\, Of the money used in opening
! Snake and Columbia rivers to
Nc.
khne the people of Washington
i Idaho we're equally interested
benefited, yet Oregon built the
haze road, provided for its main
.ance and operation, and has borne
the expense of river traffic, while
/ other states enjoyed equal bene-
However, Washington Is awaken
to the Importance of the subject
\ Walla Walla Is beginning a
hpalgn to appropriate 100000
the coming session of the Wash
sion legislature for the purpose OF
&nlng the two rivers in that state,
|makV traffic on the upper river
ksible. The Statesman says of the
tpaign started by the Commercial
IN of Walla Walla:
y vigorous campaign which the
Mia Walla Commercial club will
tduCt TO awaken the people Of the
De to the necessity of passing a
\ appropriating 100000 for the
gOyement of Columbia and Snake
eH in Washington will begin next
b.
'fOiessor w. ID. Lyman, of Whit
college was selected by the pro-
ilon committee of the club this
EFning to start out next Tuesday
visit all the principal cities IN
|iheastern Washington and arouse
~ to demanding of their represen
sives that the river be opened ant
Rtern Washington made independ
in the matter of freight rates.
Pie commercial bodies all over Tho
Aie will be asked by the Wall'
lla club to call special meeting t'
Rsider the open river question an'
'ptessor Lyman will address thes'
tetings and show by picturing con
ions in the inland empire that al