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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
BELIEVES HACK LAW
DEFECTIVE

The hay wording Of the hack
and automobile ordinance. passed
after pondoroua consideration by
the city council. may result In
Mayor Moore being compelled 20
veto It In order that some coherent
Law on the subject may be framed.
The ordinance as created by tho
council Is so loosely constructed and
so aim1eaa IN meaning. Il II said,
that IL could not possibly survive
In the event a test case In the
courts was mudo Of IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
ARREST LOAF ERs.

pAtroimen Brown and Sister
swooped down on SIX alleged saloon
loafers early this morning and book
ed them al police headquarters for
breakfast They gave their names
as James Leak. J. r. Collins.
Charles Murphy. n Brockway. Il.
Anderson and D. X Kerr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

The literary and musical enter
talnmeut last night in the Congre'
gational church by the local Eapcr-
nnta society was an unqualified
success. The soliloquy from Ham
let and the second scene from act
one Of the same play we're cred
ltably rendered. and several musi'
cal numbers we're given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

.r7oRxsys Fos cossrsS-
rxEs soNlNLA~ DECLARE
xounc HALL DOES NOT. As
fAa As they KNOW. CON
YenpIAre SUING FoR a o.
eecx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
A QUIET WEDDING

At the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Morse. 924 18th ay. Milo
Adolbert Case and Miss Clara G.
Eickmeyer were married Wednee-
day night, Rev Rufus w. Fletcher
officiating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
TERROR|STSROB
AND MURDER
,seeisss Telegraph Services,

WARSAW. Feb ~ Terroriata
this morning robbed branch post.
office IN this city. escaping with
thousands of dollars In cash after
killing the postmaster. two clerks.
s~o soldiers. and wounding a num.
Der u citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Another weeks time has been
granted 10 the residents II +. pike
~. 10 see n they cannot get together
on the matter Of widening and
STRENGTHENING out of that thorough
fare from Broadway west Yeater-
day two sets Of property owners
we're OF the city hall with two plans
for the Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
P. 0. OFFICIAL
RAN BLIND BIC

Police JudR Gordon late yester-
day afternoon fined John Lavender.
postmaster az KlnEley, $50 Tor main
tanning blind pig." Lavender had
been under suspicion TOT some time.
but " was only yesterday that Dep
uty Sheriff Matt starwich was able
to obtain evidence, and the trial and
conviction followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
chslan Company.

Preston. Carr 4 Gilman took over
the property and organized the Che
ian Mining company giving the
stockholders 81 the Warrior General
mine the option Of buying more
stock IN the cheian company on the
basis u the purchase price ~ the
mine. Of II forfeltlnK their hoidinga
The offer 80 AIRS. Wharton was
TO give hef stock % the rar value
Of slEke in the nsa corporation Ia
exchange for her 5000 shares of
Warrior General stock and pay
ipont % ttTa. Thls proposition did
not commend itself generally go
small atat kholaern Mfs. Wharton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

The younger boys Of the r NJ
G. a. win take hike 70 West
Semitic tomorrow Ethan y. Smith
will be- IN charge a the excursion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
QUAKE AT KINGSTON.


KINGSTON. Feb 22-Thc =
! r4th distinct shock since the =
! original earthquake was felt =
! mis- morning and fears Of the 4
! populaee are renewed. Sew =
! eral totterlng walls feil, 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
Under Different Names the Property of the Wash
ington Meteor Company Has Been Before the
Public for Several Years Thousands OF Dollars
Lost In Attempt to Make Mine Pay.

took her case 20 the Nrand jury ia
June. 1908. three years after her
purchase 81 stock An Indictment
Tor obtaining money under false pre-
lenses was returned against pr
Bragd0n. but was nfterwafd nalled
By the prosecuting attorney on the
ground that the evidence ia rot
Justify the Indictment Mr.. Wharf
toms loss WIS $500. the entire
amount which she paid for her War
rior General stock
Another rsilvrs.
The Chelnn company met with 10
more auccefH in operating the mine
than did the Hiewetf and Warrior
General companies. bot diHp0esd n
the mine for ss0.900. Il IL stated 70
Badger State company. IN which a
number n Wisconsin people took
stock The history ~ the Badger
States was repetition Of The hia-
tory u the preceding Companies
failure 20 make the mine pay. ale
though ~ times taking out ore.
The washington Meteor company
bought the mine from the Badger
stats company on time payments.
They also bought the fafica and
other claims. The money from the
aaie 81 stock, according 10 the off,
GERS Of the company. has gone large
~ 10 psy the purchase price u these
properties. some 81 Il being put
into development work The ebiisa-
iiona Of the company ~ the present
tine arr IN the neighbofhooa ~ tao.-
900. according ~ Vice Preaideat
Crnmer.
Filling the Heis.
For two years the Washington
Meteor Mining company has con-
tinued the "gopheringr process IN
the hope ~ striking rich ore. but IN
spite u frequent representations 10
Stockholders snd prospective paF-
chhaerr Of rich strikes Of ore. the Of
fioerK have admitted that they have
failed % develop any large body q
rich ore.
we are In ore now and expeef
rich strike" SAID Nive President
craner. but expectations are al
that she company can really offer
TO the stockholders. despite the
glowing claims u ths prospectus
and the promises % rich Develop
uisnts made the kfoekhaidsFs by
Captain Hand Ia stnekhoidsrx
meeting last summer
President Hobsan. who has been
in charge ~ the development work
az the mines for the Washington
Meteor company. has resigned as
manager lie has not always been
in accord with the promotion METH
DDS ~ the Rogers-Heezeltine conn.,
pany. A. SIR. Hobspn il AT present
in Olympia. his reasons for resign
ing from the management Of ths
rnlne haze rot been learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb ~ "A good
niEhts rest ava much 10 restore
Harry Thsw 10 a state borderine
aimoat on cheeFfulnesa this morn
ms. despite The fact thss 40 Wait.
osn except hlh wife we're allowed 20
see him today because OF the rule
prohibiting visiting AZ the t0mhs N
holidays
Last night. when led 70 The
tombs. ThaS was nervous wreck.
AZ the recital % The hidden pages
% his wlfee ne left him Ia eon.
dillon dangerous near absolute pros
traiioa Ia the early evening Thaw
tossed about raatlessly. but later
dropped quietly into a deep sleep.
from which he A~oke like q new
man this morning A bath aud
hearty bruakfas, also did much n
put ThAS In better spirits and after
breakfast he sat down and wrote
several letters
Jerome springs Surprise.
Attorneys Jerome and aarxiu. Tor
the prosecution. visited the erin
inal courts bniidinE this morntnR.
much 10 tho surprise Of many. the
imrression having been allowed "a
circulate to she cffec; that Jerome
had gone 20 his home in iAkevtlle.
Conn
Henry Mcpike. having become
reconcilsd 20 the leadership 81 Del.
phiu NJ DclmnH. despite the fact
that be recently left the court room
In rage because % urimna deter.
minntiun 10 control the cnae. today
Joined DelmaH and OReilly in =
lengthy conference nj the Hotel
Lorraine
Tbs conference this morning uas
held 70 discuss the testimony Of
Evelyn ThRw and 10 bolster up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Etha g. Wharton widow. resid-
ina at 1873 Rainier av.. IL one o.
the small stockholders whose money
went into the gopher holes ~ this
property She states that she was
induced 70 invest IA 1000 shares q
THE Warrior General company BY
Dr. George W lBraedon. one OF the
promoters ~ the Warrior General
flotatlnn. IN 1900.
The Warrior General company
took over the old iIiswett mine
They sold ntcck AZ 10 cents per
share 20 Develop the mine II 10
stated that they took out $4,000 In
seld. but even with that showing,
the mine failed q pay and was soon
IN dsbf 20 the extent 81 over $50. 900
10 the law firm Of Preston. Carr a
Gilman. fof money advanced 20 work
The mine. TIE company passed into
the hands Of receiver and was
bought In b the Puget Sound Ma
fioHsi bsuk. less than a year after
Mrs. Wharton Invested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Golden dreams gone glimmerlnK IL
tbs history of the nieweit- Warrior
General. chslen- Badger State mine
upon which much u the prospective
wealth of the Washington Meteor
Mining company IL based
The nyphenated history 81 this
mine comes from the failure 81 q
succession 81 mining companies 80
pay after various attempts a. de-
velopment work through various pc
rtads Of acknowledgement Zach COM
panY represents total Losses 20 the
small stockholders. aud any money
which may have hsen made out Of
the mine was realized through ia
sale 70 the next company after the
small stockholders had forfeited
their rights
ufe has been taken out % the
mine IN paying quantities % times.
Comparatively rich pockets have
been discovered and worked out but
40 large ore body ~ high grade
character has been developed 20 this
day. despite the predictions 81 ad-
sertiHea mining experts and the
claims - the prospectus.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

We have big lot of cutlery, tools of all kinds that was
slightly damaged. The most of it not noticeable See
these prices and then look at the goods
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28
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disappointed with it. He brought
home some Paw-Paw from the place
where they visited in Ohio.
Charley Smith was down from near
Denison and bought two cars of cattle
from Supervisor Ahart paying $50.
Our people are pleased at the en-
terprise being shown by the Cohen
and Son firm. The main store build
ing is to be enlarged to be 4s by 80.
and plate glass front Put in the full
AS feet street front. This firm evil
IDENTIFY thinks Dow City good trading
point
1t seems good to see the bright
smiling face of Mile Virgins at the
post Office again.
Section Foreman Baher is not extra
we'll pleased with the cinders the COM
pany is putting in about the depot of
the N. w. road.
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Ole Buck Grove Mrs. Fannie Boaney
5 81 u i b 9 i e 7 5:..;=:: s:;;:::

Fritz Olsen, wife and Della Rose
were Denison shoppers Monday.
Mr.. Glasher of Manila visited with
his friend. Dwight Hutchinson Mon
day
A very pleasant party was given
last Wednesday evening at the pleas
ant home of Byron McMullen and wife
in honor of Hattie Sewing. 1t was
to have been surprise party on the
lady. but she was accidently informed
of it. They ali had good time any
way. which was the principal thing.
Quite number of our citizens
went to Kenwood Wednesday to the
church picnic held there. 1t was a
lovely day and very pleasant .pnting
was enjoyed by all. The picnic was a
success in social and financial way.
Ed. Paulson and Thecil Hemphill
were Denison visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Bonney and daughter Pearl
enjoyed several days visit at the
Chautaqua in Denison last week.
John German and wife visited at
Mr.. Mahoney last Wednesday at Ken
wood.
Dan Storm and August Hammond
started Tuesday for an extended trip
into South Dakota.
Forrest Moffitt. Fern Gloe, Laura
Moffitt and Emil ,SteReman were
among those who went to Denison
Sunday to visit the Chautauqua.
Silvia Green went to Arion FRIDAY
to visit her grandparents Daniel
Cruise and wife for few days.
Mrs. Grill is quite sick south of
town. having recently underwent an
operation.
Ethel McCord and sister Laura and
cousin were Buck Grove visitors Tues
day. Ethel and her cousin were on
their way toDenison for a visit. Ethel
will go with friends form there to
Chicago for weeks visit. Laura
returned to her home at Defiance.
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Y all

Mr.. Odien and wife of Arcadia
visited Vail friends Sunday.
Margaret Monahan of Charlotte is
a guest at the ]. j. Dugan home.
Miss Dempster of Manila, is visit
ing with Luella Vennink.
Thos. Fitzgibbons and wife spent
the latter part of last week visiting
relatives at Fort Dodge.
Mrs. Mcguire left Saturday for
Chicago to select her fall millinery.
Mrs. Sophv and daughter Olive of
Dunlap visited Vail friends last week.
Jim Hill. Geo. Deter and VIM. De-
Vine drove to Denison Sunday to at
tend the chautauaua.
Mrs. Frank Manning and little
daughter of Sioux CITY is visiting at
the Dan Manning home north of town.
I J. Hoffman went to Woodbine
Saturday night to see his sick brother.
Cathrine and Marie Fitzgerald and
John Mccormick attended the Chau-
taugua in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Glynn. and daughter. Mae
Hickey. Jennie McAndrews and Lew
Molseed attended the band concert at
West Side Friday evening.
I. Muekler. wife and children of
Bismark, N. D. visited relatives here
couple of days last week.
Mae and Nellie Hickey departed
Monday morning for Des Moines for a
week stay with relatives.
Pete Ludwig spent Friday evening
in West Side.
Nellie Barden and Anna Mae
Knowles were passengers to West Side
Saturday.
Mr.. Clare and wife of Lyons are
visiting at Dave McCu'lough's.
Mrs. Clint PANE and daughter
Maud spent Sunday with friends at
West Side.
Z Ed. McVey has sold his farm in
Jackson township for $500 per acre.
Mr.. Bartlett of Vail bought this same
piece of land about twenty years ago
at S. dollars per acre.
ooC ItACi ooI JollS pulCHtI is UIl
the sick list. we hope he will soon be
we'll again for we could not get along
without Joe.
Willie DeVine left Monday after
noon for Scranton for weeks visit
with friends.
Quite few of our Vail people at
tended the Chautauqua at Denison and
report 1T as being a very fine enter
tainment.
Anthony Monahan and Jay Riley
started east Friday last. They will
visit Chicago. Pittsburg, New York
City. Washington D. c. the James
town exposition. Niagara Falls and
other places before returning. They en-
pect to be gone six weeks
A number of the farmers around
here have gone and more are going
tomorrow to the State fair at Das
Moines.
Dave Riley and some others of our
ball players went to Fonda to play
ball Monday.
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Mrs. Fannie Bonney
Department Editor.

Mrs. Cal Carpenter and Mrs. Geo.
Carpenter were Denison visitors Fri
day. they also attended the Chautau-
qua.
Dan Hemphill and wife left for
Des Moines Monday intending to take
in the fair.
Ben Quathamer and wife are at
tending the State fair this week.
Maggie McNertney who has been
visiting here for several months. has
returned to her home in Manila.
Rev. Father Coffee of Manila was
visitor here last Tuesday.
Benson Smith and wife left Monday
for few days visit at the state fair.
Elmer Palzin. Fritz Dieber also
Roy Slater were among those who
went to Denison Sunday
H. G. Iseminger has been quite i'll
at the home of his son Carl, but is
better now.
Bernice Bonney will leave here
Saturday morning for Schleswig where
she will teach in Morgan township
and will receive SAG. 90 for the same
work she would have to do in WASH
ington township for thirty five.
Eleven dollars a month more is worth
working for.
John Tranter and wife were county
seat visitors one day last week.
j. P. Welsh has placed me cement
walk around his home property and it
certainly is fine improvement.
Lucy Kane who has been visiting
at Kenwood several days returned
nome Friday evening.
Ernest Stegeman was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Martin Nehls is at present in
Canada. but is expected home next
week.
Mrs. Hillse Newman of Arion visit
ed her mother. Mrs. Geo. Carpenter
last week.
Ola Hodgell visited in Arion for
few days last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28
Hayes.

Arlo Buck of West Side spent last
week visiting with his cousin. Hugo
jain.
Vera Boock of West Side visited
last week at the home of her friend,
Glennie Hannemann.
Myrtle Osterland of near Vail was
a guest at the home of her sister.
Mrs. p. E. Gallagher several days
last week.
Herman Hagge and wife spent Sun,
day in West Side visiting at the c..
Thiedemann home.
Mrs. Rob Bradshalle of Buck
Grove visited with her parents, Fred
Landorf and wife last week.
P. j. Martens of West Side spent
Friday at the H. Martens home.
Glennie Hannemann is visiting at
the C. A. Book home in West Side
this week.
Anna Petersen returned to Denison
Saturday after pleasant visit with
her mother. Mrs. C. Voss.
Henry Landorf was a Manila Wis
itor Sunday.
Quite number of Hayes people
attended the Harvest ball at Aspin-
wall Sunday.
Aug. Voss and wife attended the
Chautauqua in Denison Thursday.
John and Vera Book of West Side
were guests at the Alex Hannemann
home the fore part of last week.
Hans Reimers Of Manning visited
at the John Reimers home last week.
Hans Hansen went to De Smet S.
D. last week to look at the land.
Mrs. H. C. Martins of West Side
visited at the VIM. jain home several
days last week.
Rose and Henry Riessen of Schles-
wig were Sunday visitors at the Jno.
Hagge home.
Dewey Voss is in Denison visiting
with his aunt, Mrs. Chas. Bollen.
Glennie Hannemann returned Thurs
day from few days visit at the c.
A. Book home in West Side.
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Helen Hagge visited with West
Side friends several days last week.
John Strathman and wife left last
week for few days outing at Lake
View.
Mrs. j. F. Jahns. mother of VIM.
jain is quite sick. Her many friends
hope for an early recovery.
c. Thiedemann. wife and daughter
of West Side were Sunday visitors at
the Herman Hagge home.
Jno. Yetter and wife of Manila
were Sunday visitors at the Fred
Landorf home.
Dora Hagge returned to her home
in West Side last week. after a
months stay at the John Hagge home.
Mrs. Claus Anthony of Carroll
county is helping care for her mother
Mrs. J. r. jain who is quite ill.
Grandma Riessen returned to her
home Sunday after a pleasant visit
with friends and relatives in Charter
Oak and Schleswig.
Henry Richael of Botna visited at
the Isaac Smith home last week.
Chas. Schumann. Will Schroeder,
Nellie Hammer and Clara Schroeder
were enjoying an outing at Lake
View last week.
Arlo Buck of West Side visited
last week with his cousin Hugo jain.
Mrs. Rob. Bradshall of Buck Grove
visited with her parents. Fred
Landorf and wife for several days.
Mrs. Geo. Buck of West Side was
an over Sunday visitor at the VIM.
jain home.
Hayes was we'll represented at the
| Vail carnival last week.
Lula and Matte Smith left last
week for an extended visit with
friends in the eastern part of the
state. They expect to be gone sever
al weeks.
Myrtle Osterlund of near Vail Wis
tied with her sisters. Mrs. z. E. Gal
lagher and Mrs. Rob Hawley last
week.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership. in the manufacture,
handling and selling of brick. at Den
ison. Iowa, heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. G.. Green and
Arthur C. Green. is dissolved by
mutual consent. and that the business
hereafter will be conducted by the
firm of Green & Ward.
All outstanding Indebtedness shoult
be paid to the undersigned DATED
this 3rd. Day of August. A. d. 1907
G. Green
Arthur G.. Green.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

A snap for quick sale. 100 acre
farm one mile from town good house.
barn. double cribs. new hog house.
10 acres hog tight fence. worth SIS 90
per acre, for quick sale $3.50. Write
M. B. Nelson Arion. Iowa. for more
particulars. 30-te.
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Eat at the Oxford.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
School Mo .

First Grade A-Distinctions: Doro-
thy Drumright, Allean Depass, West
ley Edwards and Andrew Shank
land.
Honorable mention on studies.
Josephine Harris. Jennie Watts, Helen
Westinghouse, Edward Haycock, Ira
Owens, Fayette Hawks, Aubrey
Wynn.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Mary Copeland Josephine Harris.
Eula Patterson. EVELYN Smithie, VIII
lie Cohen. Edward Haycox. Clarence
Hancock, Thornton Slough, Hiden
Walker.>
First Grade Distinctions: Ruth
Cooper, Gilbert Atkinson, Walker
Spence.
Honorable mention ON studies. Lin
wood Price, Hugh Rowe, George
Wood
Honorable mentien on attendance:
Remington Chewing, flughston Lea
/ guc, Ralph Denton, Albert LEM, Yer
non Holt. Linwood Price, Rutledge
Savage. Paul kobcrtson George
Wood Louise Jackson, Katherine
LEM, Ruth Malone, Murdie Spain,
Clara Carter.
Honorable mention on department !:
Carlton Collier, Robert Corte, lugh-
ston League. Vernon Owens. Vernon
Holt Linwood Price, Rutledge Saw
ago. Arthur Searls, Gilbert Strait
man, Eiugh Rowe. George wood,
Frank Lloyd Myrtle Baughn.
Clara Carter, Louise Jackson. Mary
Lloyd, Murdie Spain. Annie SearIs,
Emma WESTINGHOUSE.
Second Grade A-Distinctions: Ell
ieen Boyhan, Ethel Gildersleeve,
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berg. Louise Hudson Sadie Mater
son.
Second Grade distinctions:
Julius Jenkins, Mercer Ware, Mabel
Barham, Ina Leach.
Honorable mention OH scholarship:
! Ruth Manville, Earl Shepherd, Jan
nctte IIoskins, Edna Huller. Lucille
Reynolds. Lucille Tllghman.
Honorable mention on department:
Ruth Manville, Lillian Miller, Edna
liuller, Lucille Reynolds Lucille Thigh
mans Edith Miller Lawrence Davis,
Jannette Hoskins Edna Pettlgrew,
: Hunter Harvey. Bessie LeIberwitz.
Honorable mention on attendance:
George Carlton. Louzon Graham.
Earl Shepherd, Frank Swan. Mercer
Ware.
Third Grade A.-Distinotions:
Verline Cooke, Ddrreli Bracken.
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Jack Cochran. Elizabeth Pattee.
Honorable mention on department.:
Lily Austrian. Helen Gale, Mamie
Gilbert, vesta Taylor, Minnie Falls-
man, Bertha Sears. Jack Cochran,
Athalic Buyers. Annie Astor Bessie
Monfalcone, Elizabeth Pattee, Eva
Gilbert.
Honorable mention on attendance:
p T'," Nii ~ III ees 'osepn Nelse.
,raylor Mimi Eo,i,n,an ua,a
Williams isrnast n ",@,,sh, I"'rie
mold i.Ioyd rhar,os Ta'.Iou III. AT al.
rand NO 80 'oi' '1'i' ~
Third Grade R-p,.,i,ctian.. A.,
sbroy Jnhnson SaI,o ala ssarbar,
Honorable mentlm IN schnlarshir.
Ivi,,inr, ST., ", ,n'. =" sunolarSn Up
' Dlassenham Aubrey J6hnson 90
Fcrd.
Honorable mention on attendance.
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Clara Malone, Lucille helms, Miriam

Clara Malone, Lucille helms, Miriam
Sims.
Honorable mention on department:
Flossie Allen, Bessie Blassenham,
Nancy Capcrton. Emma Folkman.
Ruth Grandy, Clara Malone, Miriam
Sims, Anna Spiers, Frances Sweitzer,
Elizabeth Walker.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Lyman Asst, George Ballentine, Ro
ger LeFevre, Sam Lichtenberg, Har-
old Smith.
Scyenth Grade Distinctions:
Horace Davis, Fannie Benson, Mag
sic Scull.
Honorable mention OH scholarship:
Horace Davis. Fannie Benson, Mag
glc SOUL, Turner Nelson, Ella Horn
stein, Isabelle Welsh, Fannie Os-
CT.
Honorable mention on department:
Eva Apperson, Fannie Benson, Mary
Cochran, Madaline James, Margaret
Perkins, Maggie Scull, Horace Da-
Wis.
Honorable mention on attendance I:
Allen Burcher, Horace Davis. Eva
Apperson, Fannie Benson, Mary
Cochran. Fannie Oser, Margaret Per
kins, Maggie Scull.