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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Mrs. Howard Gould Charges New
York City Official with Conspiracy.
BINGHAM INVESTIGATING MATTER
Has Conference With District At.
torney and the Latter Makes a
statement in Which He Hints at
BIackmaii.
tBy Associated prcss.N

| NEW YORK, May Determinations
,hat certain police officials had i'm.
iir"PcriN Interested themselves in the
domestic affairs of Howard Gould
lana his wife, formerly Katherine
Glchmons, an actress. resulted I'm n
conference today between District
Attorney Jerome and Police Commits
sioncr bingham. Since Mrs. Gould
recently by the service of papcrs IN.
on counsel for her husband, indicated
her intention of bringing suit for a
separation. it has been persistently
declared that the plaintiff charged
among other things conspiracy
against her in which salaricd officers
lof the police force were involved.
Commissioner Bingham has given
much time during the past few DAYS
to an investigation along this line
and today he sought out the district
attorney.
At the conclusion of the conference
Mr.. Jerome said that the action of
the police had been discussed. He
concluded: "The only thing | can
say to you Is that there is vast diff.
fcrcncc between police force which
londs itself to collect evidenc to pre-
vent blackmail and n police force
which collects evidence which is to be
used for backmail. Commissioners
Bingham desires to take any action
that is for him TO do"
Commissioners Bingham refused to
discuss the case. Mr.. Jerome and
Delaney Nicoll. counsel for MIR. Gould,
also had a conference during the af-
tcrnoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
PRESIDENT HAS BRACING
WEATHER AT PINE KNOT
Enjoyed Long Horseback Ride
Thermometer Gets Down to Near
Freezing Point.
fBy Associated Prcss.)

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May q.
President Roosevelt, whose outing
at Mrs, Roosevelt's country home in
the southern part of Albcmarle com
ty will end tomorrow evening. took
advantage of the bracing weather to.
day and enjoyed long horsebaci,
ride. The weather was unscascpably
cold and the thermometer i'm the vi.
cinity OF the Roosevclts lodge reg
lstered 40 degrees above zero during
the night There was big cheerful
log fire blazing in the fire place ut
Pine Knot when the members of the
household rose this morning. Dur.
ing the day Mrs. Roosevelt and Al.
chic. accompanied by Joseph Wilmer.
the friend of the Roosevelts. came
over early from his home ut Plain
Dealing, went up on Green mountain
where brief call was made on two
acquaintance.
The private car Magnet on which
the Rooscvclts will return to Wash
inston tomorrow reached North Gar.
den. the railroad station for Pine
Knot. tonight. The Presidential party
will leave Pine Knot for the station
Immediately after luncheon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22

ond-clnss mail. The result of the
commissions work was iudcclslvc.
Aitcrward American publishers sug.
Sestcd that they might send their
publications from this country to
Canda either by express !, or by
freight and then have them mailed
IN that country at the sccondc class
rate cent for four ounces
Postmastcr-Gcncral Meyer took the
matter up with tho Canadian Off,
Gals. urging strongly that The sug.
Sestcu arrangement he made. The
canadian Postal Department, how.
ever replied that their facilities and
equipment would not admit OF II. In
MS letter to Postmastor.Gcn Mcv.
or Observation-Disclosures I.omleux says.
me department has come 10 The
conclusion that 1t viii hc absolutely
impossible To continue tho rcmnilInr
nriVilcSc. except nj the rate of uos.
iaEc between The two countries a.
: cents per pound. As this tcpnrt.
m"nt Is still strongly Of tho opinion
mat the action in abrognting tho
convention between tho two countries
was necessary for tho CARRYING ON
OF It's own service and us tho renal
ing privilege Of ] cent mound would
no an obvious violation of the shirt
on inc convention. regret TO SAY
mat IL VIII not be possible for Cam
ua TO rcccdc from tho position already
taken nor rclinquish tho privilege SO
cured by tho signing of tho couvon
'ion which won't into effect MAY g.
fho Canadian socondclass rate Is
lower than the sccond.clnss ratio al
ms country. Pustmastcr.G cncra
Aicycr explained today that MS 500,
rs specific case of refusal on Tho
nhrt OF the Canadian Government Il
handle American sccond.class matte,
was called TO his attention no woul,
pc forced In the circumstances to Is
sue mn order declining to handle On
madam publications In this countr,
ut tho sccond.clnss rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Fugitive HegrO's Father IavlIed
Posse Into House to be Tar.
get For His Son,
FIRE RETURNED WITH FATAL EFFECT
Old Negro and Two Daughters Killed
and Two Sons Wounded, After
White Citizens Had FalIen-Furthcr
Trouble is Expected Near Rcida,
vile, Georgia.
CBy Associated Prcss.)

RElDSVlLLE. GA, May 21.-An at
tempted criminal assault last night
on Mrs. Laura Moore, Il widowed
white woman, about six miles from
Rcidsvillc, by Il negro named Flcm
PadEctt, was followed by the killing
of five persons and the wounding of
seven others.
News of the attempted assault
arornscd the citizens who immcdiate-
~ won't TO the hoIEe, of the ncgro's
father. He assurct. the crowd that
his son was not within and invited
the possce to search for themselves.
AS they approached the house Elem
Padgett fired on the crowd killing n
white man named Hare, and wound
Ing four others. The crowd fired n
vollcy into the house, killing Padgett
and two OF his daughters and wound
ing two of his sons, one of whom
was Elem Padgott, the man wanted.
TWO More Padqctts Killed.
After the cooler heads had left the
scene of the killing. the hotheaded
element employed n young man to
take Padgctt's wife and one of tho
the lungs, to Reidsvllc Jail Later
~ nv" Aoi ii'Su "5"'i CIV .,iSs ~ 80
took the prisoners and riddied them
with bullets.
1t is stated 4hat crowd of about
800 had started for Reidsville to
force the iail and lynch the other
Padgctt boy. who was taken there
by the deputy sheriff.
1t is not believed that this will be
accomplished. as Rcidsville has il
substantial Jail and the citizens will
not permit such an act, as those in
volycd with the affair are influential
citizens.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Blaze Started Between Decks
When The Naomi Was In Middle
Of Lake Michigan.
HELP FORTUNATELY WAS At HAND
Three Vessels Appeared Responded to
Distrcss Signals. or Everybody on
Board Probably Would Have Been
Los.--coaI Passers Caught in Trap
One Passenger Dies from Injuries.
NDy Assoclatcd prenal

GRAND HAVEN, MICH. May a.
Fivc lives were lost ana about ~
neoplc had n pcrilously close ESCAPE
from death when the passenger and
freight stcnmcr Naomi, of the Crosby
transportation Company burned chr.
~ today In the middle of Lake Mich.
iRan, whilc on her regular night trip
IRAN this port to Milwaukee.
-Four OF the victims were coal pnss.
ors penncd down In tho fDr'cnstlo nv
the flames. where many OF the ros.
chcd passengers from the decks of
The freightCr Kerr anu the stcaIner
kansns saw them at the mort holes
vninly lmploring for help. !. M.
hhoadcs, OF Detroit. n passenger was
me fiftli victim. lIo was terribly
burned In his berth and died soon
utter reaching hospital at Grand
rapids. Tho steamer was la,rned tn
me waters edge and has been lowed
into this harbor
Fire Started Between pccks.
mo lire broke out between decks
IN tho forward end of the steamer. n
spread with tremendous rapidity nntl
~ was apparent almost from tho first
that 1t was vain for the crew Ia ripht
me fiameR. Thoy Immediately turned
their attention to nrouslng the pnssen.
gers ana worked like heroes ia pnvn
INC sleeping men. women and child.
rcn.
captain Trail sent np signals far
hcip ana I'm II few moments tbroo
steamers came 10 the rescue. They
were tho steel frcigliter Kerr. tho
hhnsns. II sister ship Of the Naomi.
ana the SaSononla. Several OF thn
me RATS and the bonts on Naomi
were destroyed before the crew could
lower them. Dy the time the rcsc,l.
ers reached the scene tho Naoml.s
nohis were in the water filled with
people, and n number of paascnrora
were still huddled on the stern of tho
burning snip.
Ran Frcighter Alongside.
inc captain Of the Kerr ran bjs
hiG steel ship up under the Naomi's
stern, so close that tho inpcrriled
people /apcd To her deck. Thon tho
screams of imprisoned coal passerg
We're heard frem the bow port holes.
INC port holes were too small for
thcm TO PASS through and thew were
compelled to fall hack into tho smoke
ana Tire, whore they were burned to
death
Ihe Kansas took on hoard the half.
clad and frightened passengers ana
Drought them to this port. All OF
,hcm were loud in their praise Of
NE Naomi's crew and their bravery
and cGolncss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Most Important Testimony Yet
Brought Out Before Senate
Investigation Committee.
SPANISH EDITORS THRILLING TALE
He Was at the Side OF Frank Natouis
When He Was Shot and Who Was
the Only Man Killed at Brownsville
Was Wounded at Same Time by
the coIorcd Troopers.
(By Assoclated Pressl

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 21.-
Pauline S. prcciado, editor of a Mcxl.
can newspaper in Brownsville. Tex,
and an eye witness to the shooting
OF Frank Natouis, the only man killed
In the affray there was on the stand
today before the Senate committee
on military affairs. Dramatically
telling his story in Spanish and having
1t interpreted for the committee, the
testimony proved to be the most i'm
portant heard during the present
hearings.
When the shooting began Preclado
was sitting in the court in the rear
OF Tillmans saloon. With him were
two companions. a Mr.. CriSwcll
came in eXcitcdIy and reported that
tho negroes were out" Tho doors
to the Tillman saloon were imme.
diately closed and barred, and Ma
louis, the bartender. started across
the court to bar tho gate which con-
nected tho court with the alley. Pre-
ciado followed, but before he had
emerged from the saloon into the
court he saw group of five or six
negro soldiers in uniform enter tho
cate. They fired several shots and
Natouis threw mp his arms and ex-
claiming in Spanish ooh, Cod" fell
on his hack
He was killed Instantly: another
Dnllet srazcd Presciado's hand and 1t
lied profuscly. Still another bullet
passed through Prcciado's coat and
vest near the left breast pocket and
broke his glasses which were in a
case in the pocket. The men pro-
cccded down the alley, shooting as
thcy went. Preciado swore positively
that the men were negro soldiers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
OVERTURNING OF BOAT
BROWNS MAN AND WIFE
Current Of Savannah River Unset
Launch With Pleasure Seekers
Aboard.
(Ry Associated prnssl

AUGUSTA, GA. May 31.-Harold
L. Anderson and his wife. Louise,
were drowned in the canal locks, sew
en- miles above the city today. Tho
bodies have not been recovered. The
couple were with Il party which was
riding down tic canal in Il small
steam launch
Just before entering Savannah
riVor, they undertook to make short
turn up stream. when the boat was
capsized by the swell from the cur
rent: The four other occupants, in
ciudinS one woman, SWAIN to the
shore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
HAS HERSELF ARRESTED.
Deserted Wife in "TriaI Marriage"
Wants Husband Jailed Also.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, May I'll
Mrs. Alice Leach, aged forty-six, had
herself arrested today. She made
affidavit TO the warrant, carried it
to tho astonished lieutenant at pc.
lice headquarters, and WAS booked
and shut behind the bars.
81 was led into Il trial marriage.
she said.
"That was two years ago. We
agreed that il we continued to live
happily together. we would be mar
ricd by ceremony for good and all.
think the circumstances justified
our first union. But the man | was
to wed came to mo today and said
he was going for license to we'd an
other"
When she asked for the mans ar
rost she was told that she was equal
iy guilty.
"Then J will have myself arrested,
too" she said. won't be treated
that way"
When The woman was locked mp
the police set out with the warrant
to find tic man.
The man in the case. Harry Man
tell, settled the affair by appearing
at the police station and marrying
Mrs. Leach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Exposition Program for Today

m--F
500 m-Sattalon drill
900 to 1000 a. m.--latcry drill by Artillery
a. p. nc Of
II III. m-Co Ali.
Auditorium
1000 mConvention the Cross
dtorun.
1O:00Convcnon of Iaptss of North
1880 m.-Guard Twcnty-th
1l:C0 m--Air-ship n zee Parade
mNlotion inte
department A.
200 m--Concert by Phinncys
terror department government building A
a,
400 mRccita H.
tho
u.
building, A
800 m-Iaaon drill by rwentyhrd nantryd parade
fore
500 at audito
p. m.--Exp
HOO p. m.-Expostion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
NATIONAL BAPTIST
SOCIETIES ADJOURN
Next Annual Meeting VIII be HeId
~ Oklahoma City or Portland,
Orcnon
tBy Associntcd prcss. !


WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 81
rho series OF meetings of National
baptist Societies which have been In
progress in this city for tho past
week came to an end today. Tho
last day was devoted TO the Home
Missionary Society, which elected the
year:
President, e. II. Haskell, Massa-
chusetts; vice-prcsidents, Fred A.
wells, Illinois; D. X. Edwards, Cali.
!ornia; treasurer. Frank Il. Moulton.
New York; Auditors, Edgar l.. Mars
ton, New York; l.. L. Requea, New
York; corresponding secretary, Roy.
Z. ID. Case, New York, and SC
managers.
Addresses were made by Dpetween
Chivers, field secretary. whoets ,,7rs
especially of the evangelistic
the society. Rcv. and MrsiElssa
Froyer of Porto Rico; Rev.
Reddick, n negro, president -----
school mt Amoricus. Ga, am Is
Bruce Kinney. of Salt Lake, ut.1,v.r.rx,
of whom made reports on the wotAe.1- '
their respective fields. oller
The resolution previously adoptedr
by the other societies, that the organi-
cations hold their next annual meet
ing cithor in Oklahoma City or Port
land. Oregon. to decided later by the
executive committee, was adopted
without discussion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
CANADA DEClARS POSTAL
WAR AGAINST THE u. S.
Dominion Postofficc Authorities Dc.
cline 20 Handle Second Class
Matter from This Country.

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-Throusl
Postofficc-Gcncral Lcmicux the Gov.
crnment of Canada has notified the
Postcfficc Department thot il will not
be possible for the Canadian Postal
department to handle secnnd.class
matter sent to that country from the
United States by either express or
freight and mailed there.
Sometime ago n commission was
sent TO Canada to adjust, If possible.
The difference between the two coun-
tries respecting the handling of sec.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Six Miners Killed.

DAYTON, TENN. May 21.-Whilo
returning to their homes in Dayton
from the mines of the Dayton Coal &
iron Company late today, six miners
wore Killed and several others wore
injured, In collision of coke cars
and two freight cars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22

too Ill to leave his cot In his cell
IN the prison today. IIummcl asked
that a physician be called and after
an examination the regular prison
physician sent to Manhattan for ono
OF the visiting physicians to deal with
the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Norfolk Murderer Convicted.
nv Associated Press)

NORFOLK, VA. May 21.-Tom Las.
sister, negro who. with the prev
iously convicted negro William Nc.
1ntosh, made a tour of robbery and
murder across the Berkeley ward of
Norfolk In April, was today convict
ed of completely in the murder of
Charles w. Parks, one of the victims
The jury was out less than five min
utes. Sentence was deferred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
John r. Heseman Indicted.
INV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, May 2i.--1'en inlet
ments. three charging perjury and
seven forgery, were found by the
grand jury today against John r.
Hcger,an. president of the Metropoli
tan Life Insurance Company of this
city The charges grew out Of a
statement of the company in which
it is alleged that items were improp.
erly charged up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Haywood vcnire Exhausted.
Dy Associated .Prcss.)

TOY NSSUCEfTUU 'f'TU5N.T
BOISE IDAHO, May 2i.-The spec
iai vcniro of talesmen in the Steucn.
cnberg murder trial was exhausted
Mt 10:45 o'clock this morning and
Judge Fremont Wood ut once adj
ionrncd the rial unil Thursday after
noon to permit Sheriff Shad Hodgin
to gather another venire of sixty
men. a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
May Irwin to Be Married.

NEW YORK. May 2l.-May Irwin.
inc comcdienne, confidcd to her
friends tonight that on Sunday next
sho would be married to Kurt Eisrcl,.
her manager for the last TWO seasons,
Miss Irwin will appear on the stage
next season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
independent Telephone COMPANIES.
fRy hgSOciDtp1 prnoo

NORFOLK, VA, May 2t.-Thc Vir.
Gihia State independent Telephone
association, which convened here In
ITS, annual session today. took steps
,ooRing TO tho establishment of II
y,reinia cross.Stnte independent long
" :, telephone service. Forty in
uspcndoni companies were represent.
cd nj today's meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Ensign Brisbin Dead.
(By Associatod Press.l

WASHINGTON D. c., May I'll
The Navy Department today received
dispatch from Commander Tappan
of the cruiser Tacoma. saving that
Ensign A. T. Drisbin, who s,ot him
self Sunday died at IL o'clock this
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Woodmen Restrict Membership.
fBy tSSocjatod prcc.cN

NohfoI.k. VA. May 21.-Thc SOW.
reign Camp Woodmen of the World
IN biennial convention here today
decided that barkcepcrs and bartend.
ors, stone crnshcrs and miners of all
Kinds, arc not eligible to membership
in the order. The camp is consider.
ing The eligibility of other craftsmen
whose line of work is hazardous. the
order being largely beneficial one.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Jimmy Gardner Bcsts Harry Lewis.
(Dy Associated PROSE

DENVER. COLO. May 21.--Jimmy
Gardner, of Lowell, Mass, won the
IociSion from Harry Lewis. of phila.
uelphla, i'll tcnround bout before
the Coliseum Athletic Club tonight
Gardner outpointcd Lewis in every
round.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Kings Physician Dead.
f3v Associated press I,

FALMOUTH, ENG, May 21.-Sir
Joseph Faycr, physician extraordinary
to King Edward is dead. lie was
hors in 1924, served in the army
throughout the 0ndian mutiny and
retired as surgeon general.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22

Mark Twain is complaining about
a man who looks like him. Still. IL
the man doesn't look enough like him
To draw his pay at the cashiers win
dow. he has no real kick coming
Washington Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22
Abe Hummel III.
INV AssoNated press.)

lEY NssONated Fress.)
NEW YORK, May 21.-Abraham
Hummel. the lawyer who was com
mitted to The pcnitcntiary on Black.
wells Island yesterday. to serve q
years sentence for conspiracy, was
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-22

THE DAILY PRESS
Is the only newspaper
In Newport News that
receives the full Asso.
eIated Press report.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-11-23

Louis Hickman, step-son Of
William Davis, is i'll with typhoid
fever. He is recent arrival from
the east, and was ill with the fever
when he arrived.
The choicest fruits, candies
and cigars at Ladley's, also soft
drinks of all kinds. Call at Lad
ley's for tobaccos, books, station
cry, souvenir post cards, etc.
Watch next issue of this pa
per for additional information re-
garding our big cash clearance
sale, and don't forget the date
Monday, Dec. 2. Hollinger.
The interior decorations OF
your home, properly executed, adds
immensely to its appearance and
comfort, and you feel better about
it every day of your life. Otto
Brown does this class of work in
an artistic manner and his price:
are right.
We have some beautiful calen
dars and would like to see them il
every home in the Ferry and sur
rounding country, but owing t.
their cost we can notdo this; bu
We will give these away fee be
tween December Is and % to on,
member of family who will cal
for same in person. These we can
not give to chlldren-if you Car
to have us save you one, drop il
and leave your name and a caleu
dar will be saved for you. Brody'
Pharmacy,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-11-23

Caps for school, and street hats,
new goods arriving every week.
At Northrup's.
Photograph work in all the
latest finishes, and cards and franz
ing. The latest cost ] card photos
and stamp photos. Views of all
kinds. First class cork. Ladley,
the photographer.
ALBERT Hickman and wife will
spend the winter in Europe. Mr..
Hickman has sold his business
interests in Butte, and after a trip
to the old country, will return to
the Kootenay Valley, where he
and his brothers have large land
and ranching interests. They
have recently porated for
100000. Me-. Hickman is very
enthusiastic over his ranching in
terests and has extensive plans for
the future.
Manager Hart of the Bell Tel
ephone Co., phOned in to DR.. Fry
during the week that he had had
the telephone exchange matter up
with the general officers of the com
pany and that the outlook wal
good FIR an exchange at B nnerl
Ferry. He will be able to an
nounce the conclusion to certain
ty in a few days. II the decision
is favorable, they will be able t,
have the exchange in operation b,
January l.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-11-23

-Watchesi watchesl vatchesl
All grades, from 81 up, at the jew
elry store.
Wait for Hollinger's big sur
prise bargain sale, which begins
Monday, Dec 2.
Don't forget that you can get
a souvenir spoon of Boomers Ferry
at the jewelry store.
Those bank certificates you
have will pass just like money at
Howe's jewelry store.
Miss Bowling of st. Paul is
visiting her brother, Tom Bowling,
who is employed by the B. F. Lum-
Der Co.
Watch for Santa Clause. He
will be at Brody's Pharmacy soon
with the SWEETEST line of stuff on
the market.
The Moyie bridge will be
closed after next Monday for fifteen
or twenty days, by reason of re-
placing with a new one.
Mrs. Slater and son of ST. Pau
have been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lockney
They left Monday for Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jacobs yer
over from Laclede during the week
and while here were the guests Q
Mr.. and. Mrs. c. d. Rowell. The
expect to move back to Bonner
Ferry.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-11-23
locals

-Children's story books at
Brody's Pharmacy.
Magazines and story books at
Brody's Pharmacy.
Get your list of wants ready
for Dec. I'd, the day Hollinger's
big cash sale commences.
Agnes Callahan, dau ghter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Callahan, has
been quite ill for the past two
weeks, but is convalescing.
Get your Thanksgiving candy
at the kitchen. A fresh shipment
of chocolates coming. Homemade
taffy and fudge fresh every day.
Bear in mind-cash or clear
ance house certificates is the Gold
On Rule" at this sale. Positively
no credit at these slaughter prices.
Hollinger.
Save your cash; save your GER
tiflcates, and wait for the bargains
which will be offered you at Hol
linger's big merchandise sale, anC
don't fo,ges the date--Monday
Dec. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lockne.
recently entertained a large part.
of friends at high five. Miss Shor
won the first prize; John Moore
second prize, and Mrs. James Mo
Greevey, the BOBBY prize.