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Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
DOVE OF PEACE SEEKS PERCH
Central Americas Republics Anxious
TO CSne 20 Understaadfng at
Early Date

WASHINGTON. Aug. S--Responses have
been received from Nicaragua Costa Rica
and Salvador 20 the message Of President
Roosevelt Suggesting a conference Of rep
resentsrives OF the Central American states
as means Of bringing about permanent
peace between these reFublies- II Is stated
that these responses unquAlihedlE approve
the movement toward a permanent peace
suggested by Presidents Roosevelt and Disz
and il is not doubted that the other two
the movement
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
STEPS TO SAVE ST. PAUL'S
Famous London Cathedral VIII ne
Preserved. Danger Not Thought
TO BE Immediate.

LONDON. Aug 3-The committee OF
architects appointed 10 inquire into The
condition Of ST Paurs cathedral has IS
sued q report which declares that while the
cathedral IS in no immediate danger. elab-
orzts precautions are necessary 10 preserve {
II from disaster. The cathedral has been
sinking for two centuries. and the expert
committee recommends that the condition
Of the subsoil and the state water level
be periodically recorded also that the large
amount Of structural work required in re-
pair4ng the fabric be proceeded with al
once
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
DOMESTIC.

Eighteen persons are killed and sixty
injured when electric car strikes express
train near Msttoon. III. Page i
Richard Manshsld passes away at his
sumner home at New London Conn
after long illness Page /
Steel structure Of the bridge At Quebec
found 10 have O. psed by reason Of the
great weight !. upon 1t in eoustruc-
tion. 4. HAAgs i
Former Governs.< -rbin Of Indiana
says that he was Of :. bribe OF $4,000
cash 70 honor the on papers fer
the return Of the refUa srnoT, w. A
Taylor. Of Kentucky. Page !
Last sacrament has bse Mustered
to John J. Williams. arch = Of the
diocese Of Boston Ngs !
seventy-six million dollars " dis
,ributed in September dividends Page !
President Roosevelt has announced that
be VIII no longer push the fight for 3oint
admission Of Arizona and New Mexico as
one state. Page ]
Machinists Of northern railroads were
granted a nine-hOur day. for which they
have long contended Page i
Damage TO the plant Of the Louisville
Courier-JOurnai viii amount TO sze0.oeo-
Page
the bubonic plague under control Page
NEBRASKA
State Railway commission issues sew
eral orders. one denying application for an
increase in cream rates and one fixing
minimum rate for small packages at IS
cents. Attorney general prepares brief in
express case Page }
Representatives Of the Kansas Rail
way commission take testimony In Lin
coin al to topography Of the state and
leave for home. Railway Commissioner
Clarke farors the prosecution of railroad
agents who still charge the higher mini
mum freight charge. Page 3
FokEIGN.
Moors again attack the French and
slaughter results- PaEs !
Cholera is spreading in China Page L
Many persons are injured AT opOrto.
Portugal. and ten are killed BY the col
lapse o. q platform rage
denomination OF Eve Of seven present
district judges said 10 be assured as
fight Is being made only on Judges Sut-
ton and Sears Political gossip. Page z
Pestoface department pronulgztes new
rules for the regulation Of mails between
this country and foreign nations Page 4
President Cassidy of the Egg-o-See
company presents written proposition for
the erection OF large plant in Omaha
Page &
Omaha sohbers well pleased with new
rate schedule OF Northwestern 10 Black
Hills points Page 4
Customary Friday lun marks social
activities and events are few Pare IL
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
TEN KILLED BY COLLAPSE
Eighty Persons injured Also by Fall
of Platform in OPortO,
Portugal

oPORTO. Portugal Aug. IA platform
erected by local nsWsgsper On the coca
son of lottery drawing collapsed today,
hurting 10 the ground about 500 persons
Of whom ten were killed End eighty in
5ured
Later Il became known thai 80 persons
were hurt many q them seriously King
Charles hAs tsleErsphed has condolences n
the mayor. The city is In mourning as q
result of the disaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
NO NEW CASES OF PLAGUE
Health Authorities az san FraBef~eo
Believe Disease VIII Not
Spread.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 8a-Thsre have
been no nsE cases Of plague discovered
and ths health authorities express the Ut
most oonadsoes thar there Is 10 danger q
The spread q ths dissEse.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
KELLOGG DENIES THE RUMoR
says There is Ne Truth An Report
He ts 10 saeeeed Attorney
General.

NEW YORK Aug sa-The publiEhed re-
por1 thai Attorney General Bonapay1e is "a
resign and be succeeded by Prank b
Kellogg o. Minnesota who q a. present
acting as special counsel for TIE Denarr-
u'ent o. Justice In TIE puosscgtion OF the
AHti-truEf and snti-reh&1s cases. vas gwen
an sIphAfie DENIAL today By M. KsloET
Nhsn the report was eaIlse 70 his Arfen-
tion he sid that II had 10 bass whatever.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
STATEHOOD FIGHT is OVER
President VIII No Longer Force Ad-
mission of Arizona and
New Mexico.

OYSTER BAT. y. Z. Aug- sh-By su-
thority Of Presidenf Roosevelt, James r
Ga-hsic. secretary OF tire interior. an
nounced today that no further Effort would
be made By the administration toward
bringing up again In congress the question
Mexico.
The verdict OF the people recently eK-
pressed In the territories win be accepted
By The president as final AR. Garfield said
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
EFFORT TO SELL CHILDREN
Peasant and His wife at AVeiitao
Italy, Tried 20 Dispose of
Baby Twins

LONDON. Aug IA Rome dispatch
brings a story o. an sttemIa TO sell children
in ire market al AveIllno. A peasant and
h.s wife brought two Of their children,
twins four months old. and in open mar
ket offered TO seu them for $40 each The
bshses were plump and healthy. and were
bought By q man who Ozered the price re-
qufred he Was taking the children away
when the police stepped IN and arrested
both buyers and sellers
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
CHOLERA SPREADS IN CHINA
Two Hundred Persons Are Dying
Daily In the streets of
Va Hu-

SHANGHAI. Aug- sa-The epideulie q
cholera among ths Chinese ia The lower
HEngtss p0rts IL spEssding- Ahout 80
persons Gle dslly IN ths streets q Wu Hu-
IN ths provtncs of Sgzn H~sl. and Kin
Kiuns- pEOyiBos oE kliAng s.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
ROCKEFELLER GIVEN MILEAGE
OH MAEnAse Paid MOA~y Dae Hina
for Coming 70 Chicago
Trial.

CHICAGO. Aug so.-Ths witness fees and
mileage % John D. Rockefeller claimed b,
him fer his sppesrAnos before Judge Isu-
ala IN the federal court soz.s weeks sfDos
were pAsa today check for EzS wss
nAiisa to Nr. ROoksisnsr's ho1s IN Csvs-
lana
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
SHAREHOLDERS GET BENEFITS
Dividends 10 Re Distributed Nexs
month Total over seventy
Six MflIiOna.

NEW YORK Aug- sa-Totsl interest," snd
dividends payable by leading corporat1onE
IN September VIII represent T76.1s7 Esl Of
which dividend disbursements VII coDtrsh-
Ute 81 81 ,Sal- OF an increase over the same
month a year ago Of E.Essss The IN
dustrisl dividends aggregate Sesz7T gs7
Steam railroads contribute 81. SOS sE. and
street railways. SC2s "a
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
STRIKERS HAVE NOT SETTLED
Dtaerenees with Mine Operators at
GOIdneId, Nevada, sun
KKtsta-

GOLDFIELD. New. Aug. BA-AfEnGEer
Pinch q the Goldheld Consolidated Mines
said today; If the strike Is ssrrisd. ne
know nothing of IT DAVIS leader of tie
Western Federation % Miners. said. 1t
u q fake rarIOT. 50 far as We knoE. il -
not = strike anyhow The men simply quit
Es tndividaSls- think that the taxi that
the strike l. ssttlsd Is = stock -Soebdng
nunor.s
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
T1E WAITER

FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA-shover
and thunderstcrrns
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
HEBRAgKA-
FOREIGN.

Moors again attack the French and
slaughter resultA- Page !
Cholera is spreading In China Page /
Many persons are injured At opOrto.
Portugal. and ten are killed by the col
l1pse of 4 platform. RAgs
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31
Message from Ars- MansaeId.

WASHINGTON AuE. 3a-Paul Wlstnch.
who for many years has been Ny. NEns-
hsid's personal representative snd Who nov
q residing Temporarily IN This city. re-
oeived a telegram from MrE- Mansfield To-
Gay reading, Richard has passed away
No details have besl recslVed D. Nr.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-08-31

Omaha Jobbers well pleased with new
rate schedule OF Northwestern TO Black
Hills points Page 4
Customary Friday lull marks social
activities and events are few. Page IL
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
The War is Over.

The battle OF the ballots
has been fought now, and
only the shouting remains.
Each side fought for it's
cause; if it had not done so,
one couldn't respect the
cause very much. And there
are many good peoplesthat
worked very hard for the
success of their party or
their candidacy, who are
Scared all over with bitter
ness today.
But other days will come,
and we should remember
that we are all alike human
and mostly ueighbors. The
Democrat has mounted its
rmblem OF victory, but pur-
poses to hr " moderate in
ITS qualification this fall as
II was III Is gloom in the
clty election last spring; anC
~ lie we fought our gooc
trends the Republicans al
ri as vc could and made
az blows count as much al
,Nr could. Nr don't want t.
80, ut aoyludy. And W
nave tine new state a
putc nne of yesterday
mess. which the bulletin
cate - be prohibition
- thuma has the creates
lrp before it now of an,
cI this great Union
w." propose to do mos
ar cXulting because {
't'dS
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Wins Tier Suit.

Columbus, Texas, Sept. 16.-
Especially In the district court
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Johan.
ma Farenhold of Weimsr was
awarded a verdict of $4,000 and
costs OF suit against H. Birkman
and his sureties, also of Weimar,
for selling whisky to her hus.
band after being warned not to
do 80. She has other suits in
stituted against the bar keepers
of Weimar on the same grounds,
This is the suit in which Judge
Kennon ruled against the opin-
ion of the attorney generals of
nee in deciding that the new
liquor law did not release bonds
men under the old law.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
L,brrol remiums For
EXhlbits at State Fair

OkianOma City $500 has been
offered IN premiums for the best
general exhibit of farm products
from any one county at the State
Fair Of Oklahoma; $3.50 to be the
first premium, $50 the second,
and 500 the third.
The awards will be paid in cash
the amount being subscribed
$500 by the Fair management
and 500 each by the Chamber Of
Commerce, Retail Merchants
Association and Real Estate Ex-
change of Oklahoma City.
Letters received by Secretary
Sites indicate that great interest
will be taken in this feature OF
the Fair; the liberal premiums
offered as we'll as the natural
pride of the several counties in
their resources and products
stimulating a healthy rivalry
which will result in very credit.
able displays from many counties,
Special meetings have already
been held in Woodland, Greer,
Woods and several other counties
to make arrangements to COM
pete for these prizes and several
OF them write that they expect tc
win not only the cash but the
honor of being "The Best Farm
ing County in the New State
Nc doubt their example will be
followed by many others at once
as the advantage from an ad'
vertising standpoint to be deriv'
ed from winning this distinction
is evident TO all.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Chicago Markets.
Corn.
The Band Plays

Last night the Anadsrko Con-
cert Band turned out, and the
good people OF the city enjoyed
a promenade concert. The mu.
sic lovers were there in numbers,
too, the sidewalks being crowded,
and buggies and carriages in
the street.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr..
Goldman, the manager, received
some $50 contributed by our cit
liens toward the expense Of the
organization. II was TO show
their appreciation for this and
their thanks for the words and
encouragement they have re-
ceived that the boys came out.
1t appears hat the Democrat
was on tn. list OF places to be
serenaded, but we were, unfor.
tunately, on the quest OF cleo.
ton news aad the office was not
lighted.
The band played on the street
corners, opposite the banks and
at 9th and Broadway. Mr.. Kai-
ser handed them a sealed en-
velope, after they had played ct
the corner Of block "a, and on
opening it, they found he had
generously put a So bill therein.
The Band constantly improves
and the next thing in order viii
be uniform. Mr.. Goldman CON-
stantly helps it, and no one is
more interested in its success
than he.
But judging from the remarks
Of the promenaders last night,
everybody is interested in the
success of the band.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Statehood Belle.

with apologies to Tennyson }
Ring out, wild bells, To the wild
sky,
The creamy cloud, the autumn
light;
Statehood is coming after night;
Ring out, wild bells, for it 10
nigh.
Ring out the old, ring in the new +;
Ring, happy bells, across tie
dew,
The old is going, let it go;
Ring out the false, ring in tie
true.
Ring out the grief that saps T.
mind,
For troublous times are be e
no more;
Ring out the feud OF rich and
poor:
Ring in redress to all mankind
Fling out a slowly dying cause,
Aud carpet bagger's paltr'
strife;
Ring in the nobler modes OF life
With sweeter manners, pureI
laws.
Ring out the want, the care. the
sin,
The drunken foulness OF thu
times;
Ring out, ring out the wine glass
chimes,
And ring the crystal goblet in
Ring in the valiant men, and FREE
With larger heart and kindlie'
hand;
Ring out oppression from thu
land;
Ring in, Statehood, we ring il
thee.
Contributed
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Today's Market.

CTomberlin q Co, north side Broad
why, Anada-ko, o. IT,
Chicago, Sept. 10. Wheat today was
fairly active with sentiment pretty
evenly divided at the opening. Gables
were a little lower and business on the
other side was very dull. A few bids
were received by exporters but nothing
reported taken so far. Weather in
northwest rather unfavorable for
threshing. Inability Of railroads to
furnish cars or move what they have is
cutting receipts considerably. st.
Louis and Kansas City were both good
buyers Of December and May. Mime
apolis millers were active in the cash
market and this caused most Of the
late bulge in futures. Notmuch change
in situation but the cash demand may
hold prices to this advance for the bal.
ance of the week. Corn opened about
unchanged and was nearly q repetition
Of the markets Of last few days. It
started out weak with everybody want
ing to sell and had its usual break Of
a half or ! cent from the opening and
then the buying commenced causing
the market to sell even higher than the
opening range. Receipts continue fair
but most Of IL is corn from Illinois and
Iowa that has been held back because
it will not grade and for this reason
has but little effect on the market
This last rise just before the close was
in sympathy with the wheat. Wealth
err in the belt continues favorable and
corn will Don be out Of the way Of q
frost. Market looks high considering
the situation. Patten was a good buy.
err of the December option. Oats wer'
strong all day with Patten reporte,
buying in large blocks. The CLOSING
! figures show a net gain at more thar
one cent from yesterdays close,
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Anadarko, Route 2

Moses McBee is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Cook purchased a span OF
mules last week.
w. W. Yoder made a business
trip to Chickasha last week.
Mr.. Cragg and family visited
friends at Fort Cobb last week.
There are quite a few people
picking cotton in this locality
W. w. Yoder is enjoying a
visit from his brother this week
Calvin Holmes has just
returned from Texas. He
says Oklahoma is the best coun'
try IN the world.
Mr. Smith was helping Mr..
Yoder put up his hog pasture
and the wire broke and cut bis
hand very badly.
Mr.. Salyler went to town las
week and let his team get away
from him and they came hone
and left him and his buggy IL
town.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
wednesdays n

John Pfaff is moving HE family
from the east end of town into
the house recently vacated by
j. H. White.
A company of infantry chang.
ed cars here this morning on their
way from Lawton to Fort Reno,
where they will attend the on.
eampment for about 10 days.
Mrs. Ben Popejoy entertain =
from 8 to 3 O'Clock this afternoo +,
in honor of her visiting iriends,
Miss Clara Tunnel, Of Missouri
ana Miss Grace Frank OF Apache.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Lockart-Hess
wednesdays DailyJ

NE4A981aI
At the Methodist Parsonage
last night at 8 O'Clock, in the
presence Of Miss Nina Chase and
Mr.. Earl McArron, Mr.. Bert
Lockart and Miss Grace Hess
were united 10 marriage by Rev.
Harrington. Mrs. Lockart is the
daughter of S. Hess, who con-
ducts a store in the north part of
the city. Mr.. Loekart is the
pleasant and accommodating driv.
er of the ice-wagon. They have
gone to house. keeping on east
Oklahoma Avenue, opposite the
planning mill.
The Democrat extends con-
gratulations.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
AT THE
court HOUSE
Much Interest Shown in the
Returns Of the Election.


M Wednesdays DaNSJ
The town turned out last night
to fill the big district court room
to OVERLOOKING, and while waiting
for the returns to come in, the
people we're entertained by num-
her after number OF the Anadar'
10 Concert Band. A profound
secret which the Democrat tells
inconfidence, is that our band is
going to give a concert in the
near future, and it has received q
new assortment of music IN the
last two days. The people showed
much interest and satisfaction in
the music, and will show their
ap~preciation in this concert-to-oe.
The returns we're very slow IN
coming in. But three boxes
were heard from outside the city,
Bridgeport, republican by Az;
Connewango, an even preaK; anu
East Mckinley, republican by a
good vote. But the news from
the state, received over r. Tom
berlin's private wire, came IN a
steady stream, and afforded TIE
people, democratic and republic
can alike, plenty of chances to
cheer, too. \ good report lot
Frantz would make the windows
rattle, while a Haskell bulletin
would wake up the erstwhile
droopy ones in great shape. II
is safe to say that il any such
demonstrations should take place
while Judge Gillette was holding
court, there would be some very
effective action taken right on the
spur of the moment.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church served luncheon in thu
hall of the court house, anC
received some $500
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Notice to Redmen

An important meeting of Ana
darko Tribe No. 30, Imp. Order
OF Redmen, will be held at the
Wipwam on Thursday night the
10th of September. The Great
Sachem Of the Territory viii be
with the Tribe on the occasion
and It is Of the utmost import.
arce that q full attendance OF
members be had.
w. W. PKlcR, 5sshem
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
CLOSED FOR REPAIRS

The following incidents, as
regards the election Of Septem'
Der II, are closed for repairs:
William McFadyen
James Jenkins
Henry G. Williams
A. j. PERRY
MARVIN BRISTOW
Guy r. Gillett
ID. ID. HOAG
A. j. BLANKENSHIP
S. j. Carpenter
d. Harms
M. f. Monsell
o. H. Kerns
F. j. Moulten
etc., etc.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
ANADARKO
REPUBLICAN
But the City Went Dry by
Eight Votes
wednesdays Dany.J

Basing the vote upon the Mem
Der of Congress both candidates
living out Of the city and getting
a close party vote. Anadarko
went Republican yesterday by
33. But the majority does not
hold good along down the line,
as u people are great scratch-
era, and Anadarko has a nun.
Der Of candidates in this race.
The figures follow in order OF
the vote by wards:
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19

Westward the star of empire
takes its way. So one realizes,
when he sees the constant train
Of movers wagons making along
the road which leads west from
town to the new country.
A man started out with q
camera this morning, saying
that he WAS going to photograph
. republican II he could catch
one, before all that clan had
from oklahoma.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
trussdAr,a pnily.l

Mrs. Mary f. Gibbs is erect.
ing a neat cottage on Oklahoma
Avenue just west of the South
Methodist church.
Miss Clara Tunnel. who is
here from Missouri visiting Mrs.
r. B. Popejoy, spent yesterday
in Apache with Miss Irene Frank,
Both came up on the morning
train,
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19
Advertised List.
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.
r, z, Bullet, Chas. D, Babs,
], t. Bell, Billing elevate,
W. M. Chappell, G. E. Foster,
]. G. Groomer, j. l.. Kerr,
L. A. Owen, Chas. Pinkerton,
Frank Steele, 8. H. Smith,
Chas. H. Simmons. Logan Wester
Ladies
Mrs. Maggie Bilderback, Emma
Bently, Mrs. Ella Davis, Mrs.
Hattie DeRrdorff, Goldie Evans,
Miss Mary Hudson, Miss Leora
Henderson, ella Lenchen, Maude
e. Lewis, Mrs. F. E. Parker,
Mrs. Ada Parker, Mrs. j. H.
Roger, Mrs. Leola Williams
Miss Armithe Williams.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-19

l.
Mrs. Stella Caldwell has arriv-
ed from Sedalia, Missouri to visit
Mrs. Susie Gregory.
Mr.. and Mira. Lee Booth and
daughter, Miss Guseie, were in
town yesterday on business.
Mr., and Mrs. w. r. Taylor.
living between here and Apache
have gone to ElReno TO visit a
son.
W. Hiram has gone to Cache
and Lawton to look after his
mining interests near those
places.
Reverends e. B.Teis and s. ".
Fait went to Lawtou this morning
to attend a missionary con-
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lamont have
arrived from Reno, Kansas, for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. 8. e.
Ravencraft,
Mrs. W. P. Cooper returned
last night to her home in Lawton,
after a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley.
Miss Irene Frank returned last
night to her home in Apache,
after a pleasant visit at the home
Of Mrs. r. Ben Popejoy.
Mrs. f. F. Austin treated the
ladies of the Presbyterian Social
Union yesterday afternoon to
pineapple ice.creau and cake.
Thee. Pruett has gone to Har.
Evansville, Mo. for a month to
take a much needed rest. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Pruett.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Burkey, OF
Kinsley. Kansas, r paying a
visit to her sisters, Mrs.. p. A.
McWithy and Mrs. Robert
Gathers.
W. A. McCullough, former edi-
tor of the Billingsly News passed
through here with his family last
night enroute to their new home
, in Norman.
. Mrs. j. W. Moores and niece,
Miss Josephine Swindale, who
, came here to attend W Smiths
: funeral have returned 10 Their
home in Geary.
Miss Minnie Ray has arrived
from Lawton to work for Baldwin
& Gibbs. She takes the place oil
Miss Blanche Hazel, who il
getting ready to go,to Illinois.
Mrs. e. B. Mattinly and chill.
dren have returned to their home
|. in Chickasha after a visit with
i her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Afford, living 5 miles northeast
of town.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sneathem
: have arrived from Balboa, Wis
. consin. They used to live here
and will again make this theiI
home. They have bought two
farms iust east of town.
Leo Hite has moved into the
house on West Broadway, recent
ly vacated by the g. N. Taylor
family, who have taken up theil
residence in w. H. Divers
property on East Oklahoma Ave
Prof. j. M. Phillips went thiI
morning to oakley to look aftel
a farm he has there. Verder
schools do not begin until Mon
day, as it has been necessary h
wait for the completion OF tn
1 InAw aohool building.