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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

A plant has been discovered In Nica
ragua which appears to - charges
with electricity. II M OF It's branches
II touched with the naked hand a di0'
tinct shock SIMILAR to that produced b
a battery is felt. It's influence upon Z
magnetic needle liz noticeable at . die'
lance OF half a dozen yards. and q
enc gets nearer the plant this infu'
enee increases. II the instrument d
placed In the center Of the bush II win
assume a circular movement. The In,
tensity Of the influence manifested
seems To depend upon the time Of day.
City Journal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
rAIIxsr L1our HOUSE xxxPx1

Ne In nstls Like . Cassssaa rsas-
Pt~tsrs Taksa - asssssss.
Like The towering pises that fringe
the North Carolina coast. upon which
he wss born. In sight Of dreaded Hat
tcras. Fahlus Evans simpson, the -
sistant keeper Of LaxIaretfo lighthouse
u the ~ntrascs tn Baltimore harbos.
can lay claim to b. tho tailest light.
keeper In the 6fth lighthouse district
II not level with the talicst In the ssr-
vice from Maine 10 the Rio Grande.
says the Baltimore Sun.
Ne 10 only y years old and h buiit
sn the eoncrrtina plan. When he rtssD
fran . sitting posture wondefS
how much more remains 10 he unfoloed
before he d Strengthened ont. He II
9 fen Z inches In his stocking feet
His parents were reared aloncstds
ths ses aaA hs comes OF q family that
has 1gursd In the annals Of the light
house service. Alphcus w. Eimpeoa.
father VI the young man. vas keeper Of
Nsrth River light station and his un-
c3s. Fabans Evans Simpson. was In
chaxUs u he exhibit a the iightA0u1s
sserd 1t the Jamestown exposition An
ctAaT uncle, A. J. Simpson. II keeper
II Southwest point light. MI In North
CArOaiAa. Young simpson says 10 viii
stick 70 the business. believing be- has
Inherited IN ambition for the service
In whlch hia family has fxured fof
naAy Year,.
He could mo- furnish Q fuillcngth
picture Of himself. He said he tried to
~ . photographer In Nerth Carolina
to take all Of him. but the artist aaid
hs could only do Il IN ssctions AID thsa
paste thesn together. which he thought
would give N idea IT his clients tew-
sring figure. TO do 70 the pAoeuCra1A-
ar wanted to charge extra for thu -
ond section and the picture was net
taken.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
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nvGsy 1sshaAssa3 Dsvsss 0oonA -
oaS UUDaA HSa0e.
Ths human ~ - IL oost rs0axk-
shls pascS u 1schaAl. % earth
This II ~ II tn nsst aAscluts ssnM
Not ely q - AuA in ths ps4y every
kind e a<kion that II found In any of
tn pianGs sr anlnah, but nos~,
Thers h 1T knswa IN al ~ rsAims
Of 1scAAnts ~ arcaltessur~ ens ifttle
devtcc which = nct found IN The h.
maa body.
The pulley. the Ieves. tha inrsinod
plane. the hinge. this 'uaiverni" JOINT.
the tube. the frxpdoor. tia sdmpen.
the grindssoue. whspA. arches. Kirdasa.
diterA valves . bellows, Z ps1snoA Z
camera. m Eoiian harp. an t~rrtoa&jsn
plant. Z telegraph AID . arwase ~.
tesn~-all these and = lmuAtrvd oEser
mechanical devices w-hlca man thinks
he has invented are merely crude cspte~
Ut infinitely more perfect a~pparatu~es
found In mans body.
In the nrst place let me tell you
that 10 arch evsr nsade By man y %
perfes1 as that formed by The upper
ecAs OF the two legs and the rrivis To
saippsrt the weight OF the trunk. No
palace or cathedral ever built has been
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

Hancock, just over the Lebanon
Mountains west of Pittsfeid. on The
New York State boundary. depends
upon q boot owl for its weather ~
ports. Every night the villagers listen
for the owl. which roosts In the forests
Of John Taylor's farm. IL the owl gives
Z series OF long, mournful hosts. rain
u expected the next day IL sharp and
clear are the boots. the weather will b
clear. The owls forecast = never
failed yet.
The owl II called Big Ken. Its mats
was shot Is years ago aud Tow ados1o
the show window Of Franz Hadwell'S
store. Robert J. Gillespie Of New Tort.
touring through Hancock the sthss
night. listened to the owl tor Aalf n
hour. lie ays all wsshnGtou weather
forecasts have been thrust axids n
Hancock.--PittsneId {AasA) CAs. Ssw
York Herald.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

II tast til spelling capabilities ~
afry a~Dpttcaass for Junior eierAsAipa N
- socs VI shs Sydney water mi
sswsraos hoard they ~ called upor
to vrtts from dirtatton thta paragraph
-This csaihats vss ! iiceatiats II netI
cine and held other scholastic dipaomA&
Hk characteristics wers sd~tosyAcrasies
personined--ooe day taedturn. The nexi
garruloun To-day his fn~ile pm eso,vea
= saplent dIstich In psuuans satire 81
some literary genius Z; to-snorrow m IN
eomiastic e6usiou On m usifernte voil
uptuaTy. His studies On cuncrese 81.
eace were exotic his researches IN nat.
urai philosophy eaoteric II not chimef'
iosl." No iess than forty-three out oi
the tifty Candidates came 70 grief Ia
this xrtfuily designed spelling obstacle
race. At the next mestinx Of the beard
. member doubted whether ten out ID
nifty Oxford n. A. n suddenly called
upon 10 writs out The same passage.
would suceed In negotiating every one
~ the big words succsssfuly.-Londou
Chronicie.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
Drv1n9 auzn seD

osoDUeA N Anao0aa Lsak tAae 49,
1angersA Llss aaA prsosssy.
That Necessity Ii the mother Of h
venti0ns was never more foscibay made
true than recently. when q submarine
diver. clad Ii hin underwater garh
was sent into the store Of Hollis 4 kicA
70 put . stop to the leak Of overpover
Ing fumes Of ammonia which were MI
Ing the place, says the Boston AdvsT
tiser.
Shortly after 3 O'Clock In the afteN
noon the cap Of the big tank which II
filed with the ammonia used In max
Ing the freezing mixture connected
with the cold-storagc plant blew "a
and the deadly fumes filled the cold
storage plant and gradually made their
way through the walls Of the store II,
self and mp through the elevator wsli
30 that the entire building was dlled
with them.
The propriefors Of the place were q
their wits end rs to how to put . stoD
to the leak before their stock was dam
aged. Somebody In the crowd that
gathered suggested a deep-ssa divinG
outfit and Mr.. Hollis jumped At the
suggestion. and. running to . telephone,
got n diving concern to send = man 40
at once prepared to make the most Gu
rioiis diving feat ever accomplished b.
any diver.
Putting ON his garh. the man entered
the building where 1t seemed that nc
ma could live. His assistant pumped
fresh air TO him and the diver worked
away without great discomfort. nttinl
a new cap on the tank.
lie was inside the building less thar
half nm hour before he returned and
told the people who waited for hin
outside that the task was accomplished
and that In a few moments the build
Ing would be free OF the fumes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

feceatiy heard = naa ~ - 1nmo
= Alanssn < LeckWUe4. lavone = Oa1l-
fseaia. and n peculiarly - - aans
aroused their interest," TAAg wrot0 -
Hrs. Bennett ana - asksA . fr1Me
who xns going to Califernla - i1ysok1-
gate. The ssuuit was thaf afte9 N o.
change Of letters II Wa learned hsysa1
III doubt that Mn Beanset's fathsf
was stiil living.
Only nseag~r details Of tAe escaU ~
Nr. lockwood and his subsequent TN
ore TO nnd Ais fnmlly have hecn semt d
Ara. Bennest. hal that little reads liks
. chapter from the strangcst ro0ance.
whsn the party was sct upon b. The
in0ians after leaving Boise. Nr. Lock-
wsed WINS struck upon the Aead Al IL
I06sans. believing he WIS dead. tArsw
Als body into the river.
How long be- remained II the watss
he dess not know. Eveusualiy ~ mals
his es.npe and after many prtvxstsms
reached Lewiston. idaho. Trs0 tAsrs
he Travelled 10 Astoria. and In tims
EG&sAata Aas0 of "SNASa& WtA VWE
cess. he sent for his family. Hot n
the meantime the report Of the ma@a~
Gre had reached raribauit, anl the
widow. believing the story. had 1cve1
away. I41us when Mr.. Lockwso1s let
tiers came there was no ons 10 claim
them and NO one knew where Mrs
Lockwood had rome.
MIR. lockwood remained faithful to
the memory u the wife and aaugAssr
whom he had left behind He ceaid
never account for their diaaruearascs.
and believed them both dad He rod
Of Indian troubles In Minnesota. and
supposed his loved cnea perisAed that
way. The reunion cf the long separatr
ed family will take riace In Seattle.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
ux1rxD AFTER NAM YnAns


o1pD~sSA vlcsta ~ Isdian Massaese
Finds MIS- Fnnily.
Lost for forty weight years and given
up fur dead as one OF the victims OF an
Indian massacre In 1859. when the
other th%irty-nine Of the party were kill.
ed. Alanson X. Lockwood, father u
Mrs. I. NJ. Bennett Of 1851 Greenwood
avenue, Seattle. has been located In
Manton. Cal, and the daughter, nov
past the half-century mark. left Satur-
day eve the Northcrn Pacific ~ meet
her father she had supposed to be dead.
says . Seattle correspondent Of the
Winnipeg Journal.
Mersst chance has placsd tAe long
separated father and danGhtsr In csu-
humiliation and wrought svents In sueh
q manner that the aged father can -
brought back to the family long Let t.
him. His ased wife. who married
again after the report Of the massacre
Of her husband. viii hasten hack To Sc
attic FROM Princeton. Ill. where she 10
now visiting. The second husband,
whom she married ~forty.fouw years
ago, died a few months since. and she
will now meet her husband Of ffty
years ago.
During the gold rush to California In
1850 Mr.. Lockwood went from Fari-
bauit. MINI. with q party Ut thirty
nine others to seek his fortune In the
gold fields. leaving behind his young
wife and daughter OF 3 years. by the
slow overland route OF th0oe DAYS the
party reached Boise. Idaho. where they
constructed n raft and started down
the south fork Of the Boise and Snake
rivers with the intention OF going to
Astoria and thence to California.
What became OF the party no one
ever knew, but the bones and belong.
ingx OF thirty-nine Of them were found
bleaching upon the prairies and the re-
port went back to the little Minnesota
town that all had been killed by the
IndaanA. Years crept slowly By ANA thu
lieGs child became the vile Of Il. Wick
AAn and the fate Of Lockwood passed
into the fosxctpast-
Friends of MA Bennott = ~ sest
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

mo
NJ n. EDWARD NJ. BURT. 5 n.
lVl jefferson Ave-. st. Louis. Mo-
writes ut affords me much pleas
ure to that l have used your
medicine at various times for several
years, and that it has given entire salts
faction. not only in my w family. bue
also that Of others of my friends. Aad
would cheerfully recommend the use Of
pevuna. as l certainly do endorse your
medicine"
Catarrh Of Head. Nose, Throat.
Mr.. Charles Levy, 50 Allen st., New
York. y. T.. writes:
II am very glad to tell you 1t the
cures wrought by Peruna in my family.
MY son, aged seven, who had ca
tarrh of the nose. was cured by two bot
ties of peruna, and l had catarrh u the
head. nose, throat and ears. One bottle
cs Peruna cured me-"
Pe.ru.na Tablets:-Some people pre-
fe, tablets, rather than medicine in q
fluid form. Such people can obtain Pc
rum Tablets. which represent the solid
medicinal ingredients of Peruna.
Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruss
Almanac for 1908.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

provided with such q perfect system ~
arches and girder. No waterway On
earth Is 50 complex. 80 ~connnodious "
70 pupulous as that wonderful river
OF l.fs. the blood stream The violin.
the trumpet. the harp. the grand organ,
the reed" organ. the Eolian harp and
a hundred other musical instrunemtD
are all but crude trayes;ies upon The
WONDERFUL musical instrument which
prodIees the human voice.
And then-the cutting teeth are the
scissors. the back teeth are the grind
stones. the nervous system In the tele-
graph, and the valves and trapdoors
are mostly In the heart and the velna,
although u OF the most perfect od tbs
trapdoQrs Ii the throat.
There are . number OF puileys In the
body the most interesting In one just
over the eye-cne which, by the way,
we have inherited from our :yrehuman
ancestors. and which we never use.
As to hinges, the body has dozens Of
them. The joints OF the fingers and
the toes, the knee. the elbow-al these
are hinges.
The heart Is q most perfect pump.
the lungs are the bellows, and the eye
a camera, certain features Of which
man has striven In vain to initiate.
Even wireless t~elegraphy has been an
ticip,tei by the body for the infinitely
small. nerve cells have been proven to
communicate with each other without
ontac1-a kind OF ~interceiluiar wis
less
So ssNact Tor just q few wonders Of
the hsman body.-Dr. w. II. Lasron-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

Ancoln's stories grew better and bet
ter a. he grew older. One Of the best
was told to q visitor who .congratu-
lated him on the almost certain pur-
pose on the part Of the people to 70
elect him for another term OF four
years. Mr.. Lincoln replied that he lad
been told this frequently before, q
that when 1t was first mentioned 70
him he was reminded OF . farmer II
Illinois who determined to try his WI
haAd at blasting. After successfully
boring and filling In with powder b
failed In his effort to make the powder
60 of, and after discussing the aus
with a looker-on and falling to detece
anything wrong In the powder, the
farmer suddenly came to the conclu-
sion that 1t would not 60 OF because Is
had been shot before.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
HONEY BEES.
After Thsas The Iaataa Mot The
white M0a.

After Ths~ the IsAtaa Mot sAs
white Maa.
All the honey bees In this country
having originally been imported from
Europe n Asia. there In no racial ait
ference between the Wild ones and the
domesticated those that live In txsas
are simply the descendants ~
those that from time 10 time
have taken French leave" froU
their owners' hives aud reverted
TO . state Of nature. The vast bulk
Of the Wild bees are Of ths German
or black race. while the standard
dA0esticaiad bee = tn Italian. but
taAf. however. Ii Only becauas ~ Ger.
0ana were the 0rof 10 b ~tntro1ucol
hsr~. Ju3 when the Gernans ce0e =
N dSubt. bat II vas solas tins h -
ssventseath caatury: certainly Il Was
nat until nsar tho cisss Il to -
tssnth century that any 49, v0e
founA wssk OF sAs ni0imarDl
IT. kndians 9ssd 10 sAy thV csuh1
mark the advances Il tina wAits naa -
tn appearance u bses II tha woe1A
The Italian bees werc ART imported II
tSun. BETTER tempered and more Indus
rious than the Germans. they havs b.
come very popular with apsaristA bat
~ many still keep the German bee. and
others have the hybrid formed By ~
crossing of the two races while count
less Italians have taken 10 the
woods, there To breed more hybrids. Il
II clear that there IN no sure way At
distinguishing between the wild BE-
and fha Observation-Disclosures
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

Charles Wilson. First Lord Nunburnr
holme. who died recently at Hull, Eng
land. was the senior partner In the
largest private shipping company In
the world. A native OF Kingston-uponr
Hull. he was born In 1888. Ills father,
Thomas. started with one ship at the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

1t was the next morning and Mr.. jag
way was penitent.
This Is positively the last time. ny
DEAR" he said to his wife. Il had been
reading about the exhaustion of the tim
Der supply and I wanted to go on ons
more hat before IL was all gone"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

wife tscornfully)-Oh. I've no d0uM
you were at the literary club rec9tino
poetry till this hour Of the night A1A
pray. what weee you rsctting7
Husoand (renintscmtly)--I 49,
wash ss0sthiAg 'bom "CA1ps ~
Paah N ~ NlsAx--HaAhn~ 49,
can.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
wsysaAs

Adam zawfox-Thsy ~ nsat = oslnf
70 ~ cheaper.
lob Ssurky-If IT. any chsapes thaa
the kind they've bssa handin' eus = -
lately somsbody1i hsv y pay - -
eatis' II. b'sar.ht Tn - 0shass ss1ssr
tten plant.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

time when steam was coming Into
vogue. Today the Wilson feet num-
bers elghty-nlne steamers with a tom
mage OF l90.439. and a capital OF
f2.5OO,00O. He sat Is Parliament for
thirty years, and was raised to the
peerage In 1906. He il succeeded By
his only N. the Hoa. Charles Heary
Wellesley Wilson. His dAuxhfers IN
clude Lady Cowley and Lady Chester
field.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

There ere 40 many lawysn caamoe>
Ing for the wrong NJ there ass lawyers
c~lGnoeing Tor the right
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
ME

Don't be % lazy. There's plenty u
room st the top and you're clever
enough TO get there"
'Bwt.ss replied the lazy gsniu.
'thlnk how clever II 10 Of me 10 6nd .
place at the bottom. where there isn't
10 much ROOM
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13
Issads ~IsfornaasSs.

~well, you've won yOur bet that I
was going to marry that widow"
~ knew / would"
-Hut hOw did you know ! scarcos
u knew her when We made the beGs
@She told mc..-Houston Post
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
ereat FaIIs of inc potomac.

The Great Falls of the Potomac are about fifteen miles above Washington
 but the neighboring country has re mained so wild and undeyeloped that the fails have been difficult to reach. The famous Conduit or Aqueduct road, so called because it is built over the big condnit which brings the uationai capital it's water supply. leads about up to the falls on the Maryland side and there stops. It Is famous as one of the best roads in the country, and 1t is favorite drive with Washington people and visitors. About halfway up this road crosses a deep guIch by means of the Cabin John bridge. a ma jesfic stone arch built by the govern ment and until recently the longest single masonry span in the world. about 220 feet This bridge was be- gun just before the civil war. and a tablet was Inserted in it's side, giving the name Of Jeff Davis as secretary Of war. During the war his name was mutilated by soldiers. and now 1t is cut off.-Pathinder
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
A Tr;ae M;slead;no.

When Lucy Seaver married William Edson and was able to have calling cards with Mrs William Edson" en. grayed upon them, she felt that life had no higher pride in store for her. She preserved this attitude through all the years of her married life.
 When MT. Edson died she was incop- solable, and even after several years Of wldowhood she hotly resented any indication that her friends had for gotten her iamented William for one moment.
 Tt makes me so angry" she said to one whom she suspected of careless ness in the matter. @to be spoken of or thought of as Mrs. Lucy Edson.' It is an insult to Williams memory
 .'oh, I'm sure it's never meant for that" said the friend, hastily. "only it's quite customary among certain people. you know. for widow to take her Christian name-have letters ad- dressed to her in that way-and so on"
 Tt will never be with me" said the widow. indignantly. T prefer always to be known as the late Mrs. William Edson.H
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
PIaYina.

To most people who have had a real childhood, not cramped by overwork. physical or mental, or starved by sor- didness or filled with an inteliectuality beyond their years, "Aiice's Adven- lures In Wonderland" is not far afield, the children of Kenneth Gra- hame's Golden Age" are real people, and Peter Pan" is more than a de- lightful play. Lewis Carroll and Mir Grahame and MT. Barrie have all told the truth, because with real children things are always being made be- lieve'' just little different from what they actually are. Playing house is a fig tree where your roof is made by broad leaves and where wide branches make your floor, your successive sto- ries, your easy stairways; playing ship on a sofa or in an invaIid's chair: playing street cars with chairs for horses and quarreling as to which child sHUuIu DE c0uuucIoT ana wnIcn drIver that was DeTore the days or electric ity; playing that you are horse eat. ing hay in your stall, "a real horse, you know" as a child said to me last summer; playing wild animals in the most grewsome places until you are paralyzed with terror and afraid of yourself in the dark; making believe in every instance that you are grown up or different from what you really are-that is a wonderfully rich life-- Louisa McCrady in Atlantic.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
Fool;nc Cha Fax


 The expression .as canning as fuzn has passed into the language but. as Is the case with most extra cute gentle men, there are occasions when Master Reynard overreaehes himself. Any wis itor to the country who has ever ex- amined g chicken house in the middle of a field has probably noticed two or three short pieces of chain hanging over the hole by which the fowls enter. Although fhey form DC obstacle to the birds. who push thelr way in without the fainfest difficulty. they will infalII- ply prevent fox from raidIng the house. The Iafter in his superior zris- dom takes them ito be a trap for his capture. and although he may sit out side hungTily ''licking his chops~ noth- Ing will Induce him to put his head through the chains. truly case of little learning being a dangerous thing --Pesrson's Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
nawn on the Prairie.


 While we ate the eastern sky light. ened- The mountains under the dawn looked ike siIhouettes cut from slate colored paper. Those in tEe west show ed faintly luminous. Objects about US became dfBly visible. We could make out the windmiil and the adobe Of the ranch houses and the corrals. Tbe cowboys arose one by one. dropped their plates into the dishpan and be gan to hunt out their ropes. Every thing was obscure and mysterious In the faint gray light. watched Windy Bill near his tarpauIin. He stopped fe throw over the canvas. When he bent it was before daylight: when he straightened his back daylight had come. If was just like that. as though some one had reached out bis hand to turn on the illumination of the world. Stewart Edward White in Outing Magazine
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
HI Yu PoTLATcH OF ANoNA
 NEffR

Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson of Mason Hill, entertained the Anona Club on Thursday evening The house was prettily decorated in the club colors. green and waite.
 Five Hundred was played, the place cards used being small tomahawks.
 4 merry hunt followed the distribu- ton of the tomahawks as each war rior sought out his Anona. 4 burnt wood Indian placque was won by Miss Maude Hampstead, Miss Sadie Brady consoling herself with small Indian warrior The guests were: Mes danes F. E. Coles, Harry Fleming, Francis Evans, w. E. Tester, F. R. Reynolds, R. c. Stanford; Misses Per cx MurnhY- Marxazet- et-AkarE- Lillian Brady. Alma Itzwefre. Nellie lilly. Ethel Juliff, Bernice Kohier, Alma Cowan, Sadie Sullivan. Dora Richards. Maude Hampstead, Ruby Ellis, Lillian Gholson; Messrs J. B. Wright, T. o. McGrath, Dr. Hagan, J. L. Coleman, Burt Hurst, A. W. Buchanan, Arthur Miller, Wm. Gowiing, Harry Daley, c. c. Corey, W. A. Schwartz, c. ". Bos- well, Dr. Cutter, Harry Bassey, M. Lawrence.
 Miss Blanche Carpenter, of Pasa- dena, Cal, was the guest of honor. Music followed refreshments and the. potlaek broke up before the break of day
 "Hi Yu Potlateh," to each Anapo and her warrior til the next hunt