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The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

Leroy Shoemaker, Lester q. Ryou James l. Shue.
Arthur C. Welch. Virgil r. Williams. Edward
Hemuth. William Z. Hcrhst Walter r. Long
Archibald y. Ofiey. Charles b. Peirce Ralph Wi.
son. Charles II. Kerby, Edward r. Pierce. Norah
Mowatt, Lilly Payne. Lyda yctch. Edna A. Copp
Helen NJ PuseT Ruth Coleman. EstelIe Ogden.
Madeline Schneider, Cecilia Arnold. Mary Coury.
Anna Nicholson Eleanor l. Staufer Emilr Steuart.
Elizabeth ". Thompson. Flora Linkns Amelia Y.
Ockerzhsusen Mary 7. Reichard. Mary 5. Thrift.
and Martha L. Wise
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
To RrSINFSS HIGH

Henry Draizenstock, Ralph F. Perry, Walter Gar
nett. Walter ". BuTdette Lester T. Garrison. Harry
B. Gordon George H. stealey. Cary : Turner Kari
Hancke, John b. Clarke Arthur L. Nelson Henry
B. Thaden. Thomas Hanley. Mary Klotz Viola
Schippert. Esther TT1mbull, Augusta Hill Ethel ".
Gir7in. Nettie G. oifamsn, Alice l.. RUpon Annie
O'Nei Mabel Harmon. Grace Hess. Ruth Sykes.
Eva l. FTitch, Edith c. Tate Marie L. Wilkerson.
Clara L. FIre. Helen NJ. Knight Louise H. Add0r.
Nellie George, Blanche NJ. Hannah, Lydia NJ Man
ger. Catherine " Roche Hazel ID. Smith. Emily
Broacker, Elizabeth keefe Ellen Stack Dorothy
wild. and IOsenhine Meinekhem
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

Nicholas Finamore, Henry L. Potzler Alden 1.
Bennett. Norman r. Wdsbrog, Lena S. Grieb.
Lillian g HaTT Georgia Hummer, Grace 81
Lang Isabel Morgan. Ruth ". White, Minnie u.
Fsdelev. Madeleine =. Hoag Alice 2. Tucker,
Harold Noineu Bertrand Emerson, Bertie NJ Pote,
Cliford Jenkins. Clarence Judge. Fannie A. Levin
Marie T. Ou'ahau Jlsephhe ~ Walter, Clarence
y Estsp Ralph Williamson. Edith Crawford Pearl
Dyer RCsna FiBotti Agnes Hicss Lillian Law
renee. Fl1y sag-hwcrth. Efie I. Tydiugs George ~.
McGIl David J. Wilson Carrie L. Bauer May ".
DCuois1n. Ruth :. DuuHing, Minnie A. Thiele, and
Nar. L. I..-ar
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Twelfth and Thirteenth Divisions.

II af''I7t itJl''F hAN NIAII IHAININ'F.
William C0zzen. Charles B0vser Norman Duck7tt.
James Green Samuel Early. William Winslow 10
serh ShamWelL Harrison S. Dillon. Thomas w.
Norwood. William L. Davis Arnold ". Dixon. Tai
bott [. Thomas. Robert II. Beckwith John x. Fear
ing. Ernest L. Mabry John H. Powell. Daniel
Crawford Charles Henderson. Ralph Thomas. Ed
waId L. Dixon. Daniel ". jackson, John Il. Col
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Fifth Division.
10 MANUAL TRAINING

10 MANUAL TRAINING.
Le Roy J.. Alden. Burns ~. Gibson Paul w
Gibson. John /. Hughes Israel Rac1gsiu Ralph h.
Rich William 7. Van DFU Edwin T. Lau7lale.
Charles I. Sp3rhort, Charles Roldin, Herbert P7r-
ter. Elbridge j. Casszlmau Julian 4. Dickinson.
Woodscr T. H0uehton. Horace H. Person. DE
WacA L. Tharp Kenneth Nourse, Wallace Stocrer.
Lawrcncc f. Louis. Robert MrC. Clarence, Maurice
Colbert. Victor Dcssez. Ralph Ward. Maria Bar
rett Nellie G. D1un and Virginia Van Horn.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Eleventh Division.

10 Aims IhVNH MANUAL IhAININV.
Thomas B05tic. Julian Early, Preston Early, stat
ford Wallace. Hillea-y Lewis. Alonzo Jackson.
George Lewis. Garnet Peudlet0n. Joseph Settlers.
John SmaGN0od Andrew BRYANT. Jesse Jackson.
Philip Dimes. Harry Moten, Thomas NJ Tolliyer,
Mary Anderson Gertrude Anderson, Viola BUmbrey
Florence Curtis. Cleopatra CaEett Cora Dyer Gus
tina Brown Pauline Miller Ellen Taylor. Louise
TipDett Mabel Matthews Dora Hunter. Alma Reed.
Oney Stewart. Nirgie Chase Addie Chapman, Rosie
Dixon, Amanda Hamilton. Lena Hawkins Clara
Jackson. Jennie Jackson Le0na Keene. Carrie J..
Anderson Beatrice Colbert Carrie Harris. and R0bi-
rette Quarles
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

". Boyd, William Leshy, Edward ]. McCartsr.
Louis G Paladni. Bessie /. Hartley Thomas Clark
Ruth Howell. Louis J. Wahl, Marie c. T. DAILY,
Petronella Difenbaugh, Ada Flegman, Emily W.
Matter. Cecilia L. Weitzel. Rose NJ Mccarthy,
Carrie A. Anderson Frcda +. Clayton, Alma A
CeEsiu, Mabel D. Gritton, Madge ". Grittun,
Emma L. KTehbiel John F. Brockwell, James b.
Fitzgbbon, and Hector j. Galennc.
TO EASTERN HIGH
Elsie .. Ruby. Arthur " nderlip. Chloe McI'all
Daniel G Roper, McClain 3. Smith, Marie L.
Brinsiey, William X. Frost. and Lenore Baker.
TO TECHNICAL HIGH
Harry " Meeler. Anna Yolker. Charles 4. John
son. William j. Mackenzie. Max ". Tucker, Nettie
l. Berkeley, Margaret a. Lynch, and Mary L Null
4igan.
seventh Division.
TO CENTRAL HIGH
Ralph T. Miller. Maiel S. Macintosh. Lucy T.
Montague, Aunabel Stockman. William ". Gibson.
Edith G. B0ni-, Lei A. Bitter. Alberta v Hay
den. Beatrice ~ Lsug, Naomi /. Langley Florence
J.. Markham, Katharine N. Wright Herbert AID
ridge, Julia r. Ayers, Alma /. Moore.
TO MCKINLEY MANUAL TRAINING.
Lawrence B. MCINTYRE. jerome Z. Burke.
TO WESTERN HIGH.
Albert } Covert. Onnia b. Bailey Grace Horney,
Ruth Horuey, Anne Howell, Matilda NJ Lindsay
FRANCES =. bfoNnf AhheIA IL Law tfaiCts
Maher, Ruth T. Shoemaker John L. Cherry.
TO BUSINESS HIGH.
William 5 Gain, William Middleton. Donald
McPhcTscn. Walter S. Zachary, Viola L. Howell
Lena 4. Kocrn,r. Nellie L. Long. Pearl i. I0st
Edwin A. MyoCs. Fannie S. Atkinson, Elizabeth
r Le Duo. Lena A. Tolson, Frank T. Trotb
Bertram B. Lamond. John r. Wine6erger, Margaret
+. Bowers Frank W. Dyer, John Il. Clark. Helen
A. Bsrmauu A. Louise Clifford, Carrie +. Davis
Emma K Houer Charles A. Dean. Robert F.
FrCcT LaWrrHcu NJ Brown. Jacob W PeTy, John
Il. Siatler William " Thompson, Annie 7. Fisher
Addie b. Lingley. Sarah A, Paxton, Ethel L. Riley
Hazel 2. Langley, Mari 2. Wilson.
TO Mckinley MANUAL TRAINING.
Fred. L. Dudley William II. Dyre. Arthur P
Harrison, Francis B. Morrow. Donald B, Phillips
Carl II. Roedcr Sherwood ". Shear, Wilson J.
Wsrdeld Beulah H. Bamitz Della l. Clark
Marion g. Taylor. Ruth L. Van Eouten, Newton
s Dempsey, Frank F. Thomas, James G. Malcolm,
William MichnT Fred J. 0futt, Richard G.
Ofutt MARI Goldman
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
IIIIIIII0 IIUIIi'II3s I7TH |TUT NiTa|TTI
TO MANUAL TRAINING.
TO MCKINLEY MANUAL TRAINING.
TO BrsINEss HIGH

Wrfeld White Elsie " Daauf Emma j.
Ewald Elsie NJ srauding Louis p Allwins, VII
liam Dudley Beatrice c. Haxtcn. Mary C. Jung
haus, Nellie T. McCin Esther Raum, Elizabeth
Rawlings Josie L. Wcltz, Ella r. Zentgraf. Charles
d. Batson Herbert Z Walter. Mary r. Becksrt
Helen ), Colwel. Cecilia L. Colin, katherine l..
Lang Amelia a, Prinetti, Mary Prinetti, Alexander
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TO Mckinley MANUAL TRAINING.
Eighth Division.
TO MANUAL TRAINING.

10 MINI ID ITLaININT.
Edward J. Kaiser Iit1n T. LCveless, Harry II
Lindsey. Martin Fryden. Rcb@rt NJ Greenvell.
Grace p, Brooks, Myrtle r. Hebbard. Myra l..
McCathran. Agnes NJ Fowler and Florence L.
frisbie
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
N lENTRAI HIEH
To WESTERN HIGH.

Emmart Neany, Everet; Miller. Paul Nenzal Dan
lei V. Mahoney. Annie Collier. Almon Thomas. and
EnrtLa a Baser
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TO N STREET HIGH.

Carroll Gaines Vernon Harcomhe, Emma Askin
Blanche BoWley, EuuiCe Turley- LYDIA 'Turev Sarah
Thomas Carnie Contee John Bright, Walter Nc
Kinney. David Williams Theresa Broxton EVELYN
Chapman. Edith Greene Edith Matthews. Natalie
AfcCiinuis CHINA Meuick, Nirgie Porter lola smith
AWHILE Dldson. Christina Bush. Ruth Borley Ruth
GatCWo0l, Violet Levy. Harriet Washington Louis
C. Blcnt. Harry Smalwood Helen d. Chase, VII
liz l. Norman. Haidee W. SeUall Rachel H. Tol-
son, Melvin Colbert Ruth Contee. Lway Davis,
Marr Rraufrrl aud Mabel Gastins
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Fourth Division.
TO EASTERN HIGH
AEe, 4 CrH,f

Alice J. Griffith
To Mckinley MANUAL TRAINING.
Cora r. Coming BC-tu T. RidenGur Charles IS
Selats-. Miriam Ylrses Ava f. He1mal. Alfred
O. Z krgg JCssTh 4. Richard. Clasuca b. Owens
Miles s.. Thompson ElVari b Nm1s. Minnie
C. Die-z Augusta ". Graefe
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
To FAsTFRV HIGH.
Ninth Division.
TrN--rrF rrrf-rr ErHnAr

Clara z. Nichols AMY w. Little. James B. Jones
Francis s K McG1ath Irwin Ross, Mabel A
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

oxford and Cambridge allowed the
women Of England to attend colleges af-
fliated to their work, and had the shock
few years later OF seeing a woman take
honOTs above the senior wrangler Of OK
ford American women promptly asked
the same privileges Of their colleges and
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

To CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Christopher l. Jones. Donald F. Ferguson, Emma
b. Berg Mary a. Clark Helen Margaret Ycusrt
Roy ". PerU. John sclum. Veronica A Beiell.
Elizabeth g. LaUmaun, Ada e. Musser, Albert
Matthews, Charles T. Peck Porter r. Taylor.
Dcliis v Babcook. Benial VI Boss Almyn Z.
Campbell Beuice Jean Fnugv, Mildred Z. Happ
Ella NJ Jaeger Ruth " Kern. Dorothy ". Ran
doph Sterling r March, Hanna Gautner Edith
s---r TTfa4Na-H
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
ID cENTRAL HIHH scHnnI-

Charles w. Barber, George Br1dthaEp Rairlrh
F. Bid. FiCsnce J.. Psrser Eleanor l. Carpenter
Bessie X. LaCrv. Catherine T.. McCiUzk7y Elizabeth
Winter, Ollie p. Wigguton. Louis l. Levi Ruth
T. Beavers Wilheimua Z. Bnrch Clara T. Culver
Hazel ". Cotton Agnes A. Garter. Maud z Don
aldsCn. Joanna NJ p5iiurale. Incz X Petnzale.
Mildred y Rider. Edna Bailey Eva Baker. Ralph
VI. Jrner. Chalmers +. Gr1F Robert r. Mont
gomry Richard Thompson, ANY L. BoU. Eliza
beth F. Perry Louise SClul Margaret B. Tutc
Anna Levy Mary T. NacWu1iams
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
sixth Division.
TO CENTRAL HIGH.

Homer J. Weldon Alice Easteriug. Pauline L
EEald, Marie B. Buebkert Julia A. Mcdonald
Marguerite Root Raymond B. Beach Marie G.
HUMPHREYS Erwin Harsch Norman W Miller
Wheeler A. Wilson. Lucy Foster. George Bacon
Nagruder Mcdonald Annie Clancy. Lillian Daly
Josephine MclfCTis, jamie Prince. William A
Myers Gertrude E Becker. Mildred Il. Thomas
Hilda Far. William Lauahau. Marion Carter
Jeanette Stanford. Yesta Shacklc.cri
TO MANUAL TRAINING
Leon g. Fesssndcn. Robert l. Ncritt. Irene Z
CARL. John Daily. Raymond Marymgu. yeraon b
Dodge. Melville X. Walton
TO MCKINLEY MANUAL TRAINING.
Frederick Markham, Jesse F1esman. James Ftz
patrick, Francis Reilly. EenTy q. Wienecse.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
10 BUSINEs HIgH

Fi0ri0a Jones Ada Smith. Edward A. Cuuher-
land James q. Havcuuer Clarence S. Miller.
Adrian n TrJsloa. Thomas H. Csjc5ek. William
Ssatou. William L. Thomas Hazel T. Alden.
Norma Brent Harriet z, Cornwall jeanette l.
Houston. Marie L. Kendg Ethel J. Nash. Ruth
r. N Phillips. Annie I. Akers, Metha M Beck
stslt. Alice B1ndi Nellie NJ Dodi Camilla Dow
uev. Elsie AL Dyer Marguerite Gately. Annie
Eienle Jennie v Martin Media A. Mitchell Ella
r. Ryan, Ella # Wright Man - Anderson.
Elsaume I. Ball Ella A. Bruut. Grace Bowler.
Anna T. Cooke Charles &. CumUt1n Elise Ue
Alley Mabel C. Davis Homer ] DudFe Anna F.
Davis. Frances NJ jacobsen. Margaret A. Killer
lane. MAY + Lauigau. Ursula VI Lewis. Louise
Leimback Mary Morris William r. Morrison.
Martha N. Moore. L0raiHe o. PCsry. Abraham Rice.
Paul SPsake jaime, o. shumste, Clara L. Tucser
D0r-tlJa Louise Wassuau. Frances Il Williams.
Isabel I. Watson N.rtla \ Yrsrr
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
10 BUSINESS HIGH.

Albert C. Conner. Bober A. Robey. Maize o
Chcn5weth Kate D. padg5tt Beatrice L. Palmer
Edna r.. Richard. Arthur Cole. Ella l. Cole, Aiths
7. Easferlar Oua NJ. Hobbs. Mabel t. NeUbech
Grace Campbell Wilbur II. Blaien, Clara r. Gio-
yanloli. Ella Moore. Mrrtle d Weaver Edward y
Lightbwm. Allen r. sherman. Marie NJ Brcsna-
han. }Ia- IS. Ernst Mar p HaiIecE, Katherine
Parsons. Edna X. TAYLOR joseph c. Columbus
Llewsllyu g. Leech, Walter S. S8wsrtutts PAM \.
Winter. Marie F. Emiurer. Cells kissslef. Irene
Mcdonald. Margaret y. Smith. Augusta W0sson
William Sands Anna l. EIi9tt Euuice B. QuacE-
Cublzh. Mamie Robinson and Ruth l. Wood
TO MCKINLEY HIGH
Richard Il. Johnson Arthur Granholm Joseph
MARKS. Warren r. SETTER Montague Williams
Merle b. WALKER Ailer B0nsr, George Gvuau
George D. Williams. Edwin Levy. Harry G. Whal-
lsv. Joseph g. YC1ugar Gordon g. McNamdra,
C.ri ,. Ntleie Eir1ri r NigkfS. Donald A..
s'roh. Frederick S Ter Roland S. Tumsr. Dors
T. Weber Joseph " Buchanan. James II Lyman
Spencer b Michael. John W. Michael Ralph T.
Andrews. Benjamin T.. Crucss1luss. Ernest Com
wall Walter 3. G1EsHv William Il. Lawson.
Franklin Reurcr and Flora J.. Sands.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

Following is the official list Of
public school children graduated
from the graded schools and pro
NOTED to the various high schools:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Do EAsTERN HIGH.

Elsie .. Ruby. Arthur y5ndeTiip. Chloe McI'all,
Daniel c Roper McClain B Smith, Marie L.
Brinaey. William r. Frost. and Lenore Baker
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-25

Aster Plants, % cents dozen, at
Flower store.
McDonald's quality choco,a'rs Sat.
urday only, twenty-five cents per
pound. Coop Drug.
The A. G. and b. Y. c. track teams
are In Salt Lake City today to take
part IN the State track meet.
Go to Hattie Christensen, Rich
mond, and get good hat cheap. Must
sell to prepare for new building. Sale
on May 25th,
Apostle ID, o. Mckay will deliver
the B. Y. Z. Baccalaureate sermon
tomorrow evening at O'Clock in the
college assembly room. The choir
and Miss Edna Daniels will furnish
special music.
Mayor Solomon Hale, President
Geddes, MILFORD Chatterton and Ern.
est Needham, boosters" from Pres
ton, were in evidence eyeryplace and
all the time on Wednesday. They in.
vited any and all to their big Fourth
of July affair at Preston, but finally
called off that celebration and agreed
to come to Logan on the Fourth II
toganites would join with them on
the oath. This was agreed to and Lo-
gan is confidently expecting 5000
Prestonitcs here on the Fourth Of
July.
The big crowd will be at the
Auditorium again tonight. Grand
Ball with the Opera House Or
chestra in attendance. Tickets
SOC. Remember we check your
hats, coats and cloaks free.
While on the Golden West Show
grounds Tuesday evening. Ray Thore.
son, son Of T. A. Thoresen, conceived
the idea OF giving one of the showmen
pointers on how to handle himself
while doing stunts on swinging rings
and the trapeze. Young Thoresen is
rather handy with himself and soon
had his feet In the rings, swinging
head downward He then proceeded
to give a flop Of some sort, and the
ground came up and hit him terrible
jolt in the face. The crowd got busy,
gathered up the remains" and pro-
ceeded to cart him away when the
young man took brace OH himself
and walked home. The right side OF
his head and face was terribly bruised
and scratched and the right shoulder
all but broken, but young Thoresen's
only regret Is that the accident inter.
fered slightly with his pleasure on
Wednesday. He attributes his fall tC
the fact that he had on 'celluloid'
shoes, which slipped.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-25
Smell It,

our coffee or tea. Isn't 1t aromatic?
Well, It's just as rich and fine favored
to the taste, We are the only dealers
In town who sell Chase & Sandborn
blends and are proud Of The fact. The
strength will more than compensate
for the difference in pricc-takes Iss
coffee or tea TO the cup
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-25

by purchasers OF high wines and liq-
ours is quality TIE few prefer guam.
tlty, the many high grade goods To
the latter we cater at the low est price
possible to allow us living profit, If
you question this statement you are
welcome to sample our goods--wel-
come ANYHOW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-27
FEDERAL DISTRICT
COURT IS BROKE

The United States Government
may not be broke, but that part OF
it represented by the Federal District
Court of the Territory of Hawaii,
with its adjunct, the Marshals Of
fee, is In fact. it is so greatly en-
barrassed financially that it has had
TO suspend operations. Saturday morn.
ing, acting on Instructions received
from the Attorney General Of
the United States, Judge Dole eN-
cuscd his jurors until September 3
and practically suspended the work
Of the court until that date.
This morning was devoted to
naturalization proceedings. -Four
applicants for citizenship will APP
peared before the court TO answer the
questions put to them as TO their
qualifications to become citizens of
this Republic 1t is possible that
some of the various admiralty cases
may also come up soon. But the
criminal work of the court is over
until September. Some people who
have been greatly worried may rest
easy for II while now.
There will be no more money
available for the Federal authorities
here until after the beginning Of the
EeXt fiscal year, July /. All the APP
preparations are practically exhaust
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-27
GORDON RECTAL
IS POSTPONED

Owing to numerous counter engage
ments in connection with the Congress
siona party tonight, Mackenzie Gordon
has been persuaded by his friends to
postpone his recital until next Satur-
day. Mr.. Gordon wishes to thank the
public for his cordial reception here
and promises a splendid program for
next Saturday.
Those who have purchased tickets
and cannot attend next Saturdays re-
cital can have their money returned ut
Wall, Nichols Co.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
Local and Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY, City Editor

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey came up from
Tracy Saturday evening for a visit
with Mrs. Anna Lawshe and family.
Mrs. Harry Hilton went to Pierre
Saturday evening to join her husband.
Mr.. Hilton was formerly assistant en-.
gineer at the college and went to
Pierre a short time ago to live on his
claim near there.
Mrs. Chas. Schlief and daughter,
Blanche, of Mortified, Mimi, have
been here the past week visiting the
Skinner family and other friends. The
Schlief family lived here a number of
years ago, and Mr.. Schlief was in the
mercantile business.
Adams butcher and Ward Waltz
went to De Smet Saturday evening
and visited over Sunday with friends
Mrs. David Jamison of White. was
here the last of the week visiting
at the home Of Frank ~Farrenkop. She
went from here to Hetland Saturday
evening for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Stevens.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
LONG LIVE THE KING

is the popular cry throughout Euro
peon countries; while in America, the
cry of the present day is Long live
DR.. Kings New Discovery, King of
Throat and Lung Remedies" Of which
Mrs. Julia Rider Paine, Truro, Mass,
says: 1T never fails to give immediate
relief and to quickly cure a cough or
cold" Mrs. Paine's opinion is shared
by a majority of the inhabitants of
this coutry. New Discovery cures
weak lungs and sore throats after all
other remedies have failed; and for
coughs and colds it's the proven rem
edy. Guaranteed by c. d. Kendall
Druggist. soc and $1.00 Trial bottle
free.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
Commissioners Proceedings.
Continued From Page 81

berg 500
Herman Setback wolf bounty 100
Will K. Holbein pub, proceed.
ings. notices, statements and
1000 envelopes claimed $3.50
allowed 1890
Register Publishing Co, pub.
fishing proceedings. state.
ment and notices .......... 3O.43
l.. Walker & Co. same....... 2S.77
Register Publishing Co, sup
plies co, sup. 9.25
BrOOkingS Press publishing
notices of bids and supplies 1915
Alfred Horton Publishing notice 80
j. G.. Miles jailer, sheriff fees
and board of Prisoners. 334,25
The annual report of F. +. Young
berg relating to vital statistics was
approved and warrants for fees order
ed drawn as follows.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25

On motion the salary Claim OF z. j.
Murphy county auditor for the quarter
ending July 1st, 1907 was laid over
There being no further business the
board on motion adjourned.
Attest, P, ]. Murphy County Auditor
Lewis Johnson Chairman.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-12
BIG BUNCH OF CRABS
R0UTS REPTILE MOB

ICKESBURG, Wash, July 11.--Last
summer while the circus visited this
town, one of the cages holding several
hundred large and venomous reptiles
was upset. The snakes all escaped and
scattered throughout the town. Since
that time hardly a week has passed
without some one being either bitten or
scared.
Until a day or two ago it has been a,
reign of terror, with the snakes for the
reigning powers. Every effort was
made to drive the dangerous things
away, without avail.
Finally Mother Shotman, an old for
tune teller in Bolton, near here. was
consulted. Mother Shotman lis regarded
as witch, but, nevertheless, when all
human efforts have failed to accomplish
a desired end her reputed knowledge ct
the supernatural is always called upon,
The old woman said Immediately:
Snakes can't stand before crabs. Get
plenty of crabs aud the varmints viii
leave.'
Accordingly the sheriff ordered sew
eral carload of the hardest hardshelIs
they could find in Baltimore. Next
morning dead snakes covered the
streets. but also-crabs. A delegation IS
going to the fortune teller tomorrow to
find how to get rid Of the lesser evil.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-12
DISTRICT DEPUTY APPOINTED
John P. Burke Honored by State
Deputy Theodore J.
SAVAGE

Los Angeles Catholic Tdngs: John P.
C:;rke has recently been appointed by State
Deputy Theodore J. Savage of San Fran
cisco as district deputy for the eighth dis
trict, comprising all that portion of the state
of California south of the Tehachapi noun
tans. Mr. Burke is completing his third
term as state secretary of the Knights Of Co
lumbus and has a general acquaintance with
the membership OF the order at large through
out the state of California.
While a pioneer of the order in this state,
Mr. Burke is comparatively recent adjunct
to the ranks of the order in this city. AS is
well known to our readers, Mr.. Burke was
formerly vice president of the Bank of San
Jose and came to this city a little over a year
ago to take the position of vice president Of
the Central bank, from which he branched
out into larger responsibilities to assume the
position of vice president and manager of the
Southern Trust company, whose official head
is I. w. Hellman.
Mr.. Burke formerly held the position of dis
trict deputy of the San Jose district and is
thoroughly abreast of the times in all mat
tiers affecting the order. He is a of
genial nature, but conservative and prudent,
and under his administration the Southern
district ought to have a marked additional in
fluence for good
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-12
WALL STREET I
IS CAvT|OUS
FEEBLE FLUCTUATIONS MARK
SPECULATION
Japanese Question Regarded Less Sc
r'ously, Though LIoyd's Writes
WartRisks on Ships Bound
for Manila

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 11-Yesterday's upset of
the cahpaign for the rise In stocks had the
natursI effect today of much curtailing the
column of operations and of begetting a eau
tiotis shirt in opefrating. In the latter part
of tbe dav the market was not more than
nophinal and feeble fluctuations marked tne
Speculation. ThereS was some attempt TO re-
vide interest in the campaign and the early
ad},ance in prices WAS produced sentiment
bY the small succfss OF the pond offerings
BIZ, Union Pacific alnd Atchison.
lRates for money on call ran Off in the
rtcurse of the day, but there was hardening
ln time money rates. Foreign exchange was
Influenced by offeriAg of finance bills by
bankers in the process of drawing on foreign
credits Extra requirements in prospect
for the New York money market, subscrip-
lions for Southern l'hcifc preferred stock and
for American Telep hone bonds, which fall
NEXT Monday, calling for Sill, 100000.
The Japanese questions receded somewhat
in spite of the reported writing of war risks
by Lloyd's on ships bound FOR Manila Ahx-
iety for the stability OF the copper markets
was in evidence. The uncertain fluctuations
of the latter part Of the session left prices
generally lower than last night
Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par
value s1,OO9,000.
Tinted States bonds were unchanged on call.