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Mems Furnishing Dept.

s. pairs Mems Cotton and Lisle Thread sox. IN
fancy effects; all sizes Reduced from 25c and $50
20 pairs for 5Oc.
40 pairs Mems Sox-openvork effects in tans and
light gays: sizes. 10. 1917, and IL Reduced from
5Oc to - pair.
IS Mems Negiige Shirts Of printed madras and
percale; mostly plain fronts; cuffs attached; s9iled
sizes l4i4 Is. and ls. Reduced from 500 and sl50
70 79c each
9 Mems Percale Neglge Shirts. white ground with
neat black spots and stripes: collars and cuffs at
tached: sizes II, lih, Is, 1S'1 aud lsz. Reduced
from Sl.00 20 79c each.
Mems Turkish Toweliug Bath Robes. with hood
fall length and width Shite ground with yellow
spots and figures; soiled Reduced from $3.50 ard
SEQ TO S.75 each.
7 Mans Imported Turkish ToweIng Bath Robe.
with hood white ground with heliotrope figures
soiled- Re5uced from $50 TO SEQ.
3 Mems Four-in-Hand Tfes-ends Of several lines.
Reduced from Soc 20 &c each.
50 Mems French Handksrchiefs. Of silk-and-madras:
soiled- Reduced from SOC to &c each.
Main foor-F 81
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Boys Clothing Dept.

Youths Long Pants Suits of blue ssrgss and
fancy gray worsteds; sizes Il. u. ls and L. Re
duced from $500 and $3.50 TO SIS each.
y Boys Fine An-wool Gray WorSted Sailor BLOUSE
Suits sizes 70 g. Reduced from $500 TO s. Is
each.
Is Boys Atwood Twortece Suits. some With
KnickeFbocksr pants others with straightct styles
sizes :. s. g. 10 t. and Is. Reduced from 500 and
500 to s2,75 each
Il BOYS Fine Atwood Suits. with Knickerbocksr
pants sizes 9. 70. and a. Reduced from $50 and
s. 30 TO S.75 each
. Boys Blue Serge Norfolk Suits. with Knicker-
booker PANTS sizes :, 8, 2. ard TO- Reduced from
$50 20 500 each
Boys' FIne AH-wool Overooats. heavy weight
sizes Il, Z, l3 and Il. Reduced from 5000 10 s. q
each.
ls Boys Wash Suits in sailor blouse and Russian
blouse styles. plain white and colored Effects szes
% 20 TO- Reduced from 500 and $50 to 500 each
q pairs Boys Trousers, straight-clt and Knicker
booker styles: sizes 70 Il. Reduced from 500
500, and 500 20 Soc and 800 pair
p pairs BOYS Wash Bloomer Pants If line, and
khaki. Reduced from &c and sl.OO 10 SC pair.
Third foor-Tenth st.
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PUPILS WORK SHOWN
Exhibition Opened at the
Franklin School.
VARIED DISPLAY PRESENTED
Public Is Invited TO Inspect the Ar
ticIes Made During the Vacation
Period by PIaygrounders--COII
tfOn Includes Everything from Clay
Images to CrOcheted slippers.

That the children OF the Fairgrounds
Association have not devoted their entire
time and energy to play can be easily
seen by visit to the FRANKLIN School
BuilIing. where the hahdiwork done by
the youngsters during the summer is on
exhibition
An yesterday the directors Of the play
grounds were busy in the lower class
rooms Of the building arranging the
products Of their charges so that they
might show to best advantage. They
changed things here and there and tried
first one wall and then the other. they
tackled a million tacks and then "un-
tackled half as many
The casual male visitor may have
thought some of the women a bit fussy
about things, but when the work was
done and the walls covered with wicker
and needlework. even the supercritical
could hardly have suggested misplace
ment- Perspective was perfect, for the
directors had backed to the other end Of
the room and examined that part of the
setting. The light struck everything ex-
actly as it should, for the women had
squinted and seen 10 that part with
shaded eyes. Every pretty thing was
brought out 90 advantage, and, well
pleased, the directors left their COM
pleted work TO the visitors
The work itself demonstrates that the
children have been far from idle during
the summer and that they have had ex-
cellent direction. Baskets such as the
wicker workers Of the Orient might envy
have been twisted and fashioned into
the most unique and attractive shapes
Others are made 10 be serviceable and
they viii no doubt fulfill their object
Bedroom slippers have been knitted with
infinite care and mittens and doilies and
all sorts OF ornaments adorn the walls
while clay images and other specimens
Of ingenuity and work hlI the entire Sc
ries OF class rooms.
The directors are especially anxious
that the public see the work that has
been done by the children and for this
reason viii throw open the doors Of the
school from 9 a. m until 2. m. every
day until September Is.
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China Department.

Marmalade Jar, slightly damaged. Reduced from
500 to Sl00.
Porcelain Dinner Set. several pieces missing
Reduced from $3.50 to S.95.
! Richly Decorated Chocolate Pot. Reduced from
$500 TO $50
! Decorated Tea, Sugar. and Cream Set Reduced
from s. to Sl.5o
10 Daintfy Decorated French China Terrapir
Plates Reduced from Soc TO 25c each.
Decorated Austrian China Tankard Reduced
from $50 to s1.s5
I Lobster Salad Dish Reduced from $50 to s5c.
decorated Chop Dish. Reduced from $40 70 &c
2 Decorated Cake Plates Reduced from 500 tc
SOC each
. Decorated German China Bread and Butter
Plates. Reduced from l5e to lOc each
2 Decorated Jardinisres. Reduced from $3.50 "a
S.75 each.
Umbrella Jars, slightly damaged. Reduced from
$50 TO Sl.00 each.
Fifth foor-G ST.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Lieut Col. ELIJAH W. HALFORD. deputy pay
master general. placed on retired list
Mai. WILLIAM BLACK Capt FRANK 2.
AVERY and First Lieut. JAMES O. GREEN,
ali retired from army Of Cuban pacidcation.
Lieut.. Col. FREDERIC y. ABBOT CoTIS Of En-
gineers and Capt STANLEY d. ENlBICK.
Coast Artillery Corps, 10 Philippines duty per
tanning to construction Of fortiicat0ns at Manila
ana Su6ic bays
Capt clyde Z. HAWKINS Second Cavalry at
his own request, from Infantry and Cavalry
School, Fort LeavenWorth, TO proper station.
First Lieut.. PHILLIP W. BOOKER, 10 Battery
+, Second Field ARTILLERY.
Capt FRANCIS II. LOMAX. to I53d Cempany.
Coast Artillery CcHS.t
First Lieut. JOHN =. KELLER, 70 Ninety-thirJl
Company, Coast Artillery Corps.
Sergt. Mai JOHN MEEHAN. Fifteenth Infantry.
placed on retired list.
Private EDWARD BROWN, Company I. Twenty
ninth Infantry, now in confinement at Fort
Logan, discharged without honor from the
army by reason Of desertion.
Recruit ERNEST A. NICHOLS. infantry, recnli.
depot, Fort Slocum. transferred 70 Ordnance De
partment as private. 20 Rock Island Arsenal.
Capt EUGENE r. WhITMORE. from Fort Riley.
and LLOYD LIE Z. KREBS, from Fort Han
cock. TO Philippines.
First Sergt JOHN r. CLARK Company A, Ninth
Infantry. placed on retired list
Chaplain ALBERT J. BADER from Eighth 10
Ninth Infantry.
MAJ. ERNEST KINDS, adjutant general from De
partment Of Texas to Fort Riley.
Private First Glass CHARLES ". STRAHL Hos
pital Corps. Amy and May General. Hospital.
Hot Springs, discharged from the army.
Private ROSCOE J. BRANDT, Ninety seventh Com
pany, Coast ARTILLERY CoTTs, discharged without
honor from the army by commanding officer, Fort
Adams, on account Of Imprisonment under sen
tence Of a civil court
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YIME FOR VACCINATION.
DR.. wood dward Issues Notice Parents
Must Comply with Law

Dr. W. c. Woodward. health officer
Of the District yesterday forwarded to
the board Of education a comuunica-
tion calling attention to the necessity
OF vaccination Of pupils Of the public
schools Every child attending the pub
lie schools must have either been sue
cessfully vaccinated or have had the
smallpox. Or. Woodward. therefore.
suggested that steps be taken 10 ac-
quaint the parents with this fact.
Certificates to this effect are re-.
quired from physicians. and those chill
dren who cannot afford 20 pay fo- the
operation may be vaccinated by the
physicians to the poor or at the public
dispensarieS
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

Miss Winifred Mattlngly. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G Mattingly,
who Is now at Narragansett Pier, Is
enc of the handsOmest young women
in Washington, and since her debut
several years ago has been the lead
ing spirit in all social affairs. This
picture shows Miss Mattingly in cos
tune representing Queen Elizabeth
the part she took in amateur theatri-
Gals given for charity in Washington
a year ago last winter Among the
many faithful portrayals Of celebrated
beauties. Miss Mattingly was one Of the
most admired. She spent the summer
ct various resorts and has been In "a
number of smart house parties both In
the North and South throughout the
summer.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
LIEUT.. VINCENT GUILTY.
Sentenced TO Loss of Twenty Num-
bers and "a Reprimand.

The Navy Department has received The
record and findings in the case OF Lieut..
Roe ". Vincent. who was recently tried
by court-martial ana sentenced 70 a loss
of twenty numbers in his grade and 10
ba reprimanded. Lieut. Vincent, who is
attached 10 the Colorado was charged
with intoxication while on duty
The testimony showed that he left his
ship at ChefoO, ana when he returned
and went on duty was too drunk to per
form service The board was convened By
Rear Admiral Dayton, the commander
in-chief of the Asiatic feet, and the find
ingS approved by him. Action by the
Navy Department was not Lecessary.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Shoe Department.

10 pairs Women's White Canvas Oxfords tDrn
sole, White Cuban heel; sizes (. ~, and 7AA-gs
and 6A-6izB- Reduced from Sl.95 to SIS pair
2 pairs Women's Oxfords. turn sole. patent tin
and tip Of same: sizes 3. Siz. T. AZ. s. G. and 7AA-
3, 81, f. and 4laA-3B-I n. 2 and 3l5E Rs
duced from 500 and SIS 70 Sl.Oo pair.
I pairs WOmCn's Tan Pumps. welt sole Cub.,
heel; sizes and 7A-s and 7B-5h and Sd Reduced
from 500 TO Sl95 pair.
2 pairs Women's High Shoes, n dull kidskin and
patent hdskin; welt sole Cuban heel: lace and Init
ton sizes Z. ~, 5 81. c. and 7AA-s, sIk. 1 n5.
and 5A-2iz. 3. and 3isB-Z5zC Reduced from 500
$780, and 500 to SI5O pair
% pairs Boys Patent Leather Button Shoes vel,
sole: sizes 2 2h and 3B-3 and 4C-z ~. 3 and
al. IL. y }. and 9zE Reduced from 500 to
Sl.50 pair.
l3 pairs Childrsn's lstrap Slippers no heel sizes
10 and l0izB-5, 6. 81 s. TO- and lO5zC-I0D Re
duced from SIS to 50c pair
Third foor-Tenth St
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WOmen'S Suit Dept.

Woman's Light Gray Panama Suit richly en-
b1oidered; size a. Reduced from $3.50 TO $3.50.
. W0men's Black-and-White Check six Jumper
Suits SUM- plated skirt; sizes 81 and s. Bedaced
from S2l.O0 20 5000 each.
/ Woman's White Linen Suit. embroidered etOn
and skirt to match size 36. Reduced from $3.50 TO
375.
Woman's Black-and-vhite Check Cloth Suit
et0n Jacket plated skirt. size IS. Reduced from
$500 TO $3.50
10 Women's Lawn shirtwaist Suits. white ground
with neat c0l0red figures; assorted patterns: sizes
g. s. and SS Reduced from SIS to $3.50 each
Women's Lawn Jumper Suits, in assorted striped
effects. strapped trimmed jumper and fun skirt;
sizes 81 s. and So Reduced from S575 TO SO each
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
No Dry Dock at VIndirostok-

Acting Secretary Of the Navy New
berry yesterday emph6rically denied the
report sent from Shanghai. and printed in
Berlin. 10 the effect that the United
States had leased for five years a coaIing
station in Norvik Bay. and had also
leased for year the Russian floating dry
dock at Vladivostok The Vladivostox
dry dock would be just about as much
use TO the navy as a canal on Mars, was
Mr.. NewbeTrys comment
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
&c Granted poctor,, Licen.e..

As the result Of an examination be-
fore the board Of medical supervisors
in July, the following physicians have
been issued licenses 10 practice medi-
cine in the District Of Columbia: Drs.
Eugene 7. Stephenson. J. B. Gregg Gus
lis, jr-, Edward c. Wilson. Henry r.
Sehreiber, Christian H. Dewey. Henry
/. Stout. David G. Willets. Joseph r.
Began, William p. Carr, jr.. Dowdal II.
Davis, John B. II. Waring. Moses II.
Darnan, Charles Z Boyd. Milton A.
Francis. julius H Hurst, Martha NJ. H.
Lyon. Benjamin H Swain. Victor H
Esch, John P Briscoe, Dudley J. Nor
ton, Harry c. King. and Louise Ross.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Cotton Dress Goods.

10 remnants Printed Lawns, in . to 3
yard lengths. Reduced from 12lz 70 SC
yard.
10 remnants Silkalinon Suitings, in tan,
green, navy blue pink, cream, and black
~ 10 yard lengths. Reduced from 15c
10 sc yard.
remnants Printed Irish Dimity in IL
to I yard lengths. Reduced from 25C and
Sec TO Sc yard.
remnants Printed Chiffon SILK and
Printed French Organdies, ia , TO yard
lengths. Reduced from 4oc. SOC, and 6oc
TO 15c yard.
Second fOOr-tS ST
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
WOmen'S Waist Dept.

women's Black Taffeta silk Waists, tucked and
plated sizes 50, 40. and a. Reduced from $50 to
500 each.
] Woman's Blue Tsfeta Silk Jumper; size 3s.
Reduced from $50 10 S2.95
. Wmens Blaekand-white Striped Jumper W Waists
sizes q and a. Reduced from 500 to S375 each
10 Women's Pink and Blue Lawn Waists. tucked
and hemstitchedi all sizes. Reduced fs0m S2s5 to
$50 each.
4 lot Of Women's Fine White Lawn Waists. in
assorted styles and sizes at greatly reduced prices
Third fOOr-(i St
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Mems Clothing Dept.

z Mems Two and Three Piece Summer Suits in
fancy gray effects; sizes s. 81 g. g. i0 a. and q
Reduced from S20.O0 and 81 20 20 SIS each
Is Mems Two and Three Piece Summer Suits. in
neat gray effects; sizes 55 81. 50. 40 and 4 Re-
duced from Sl2OO. $500. and $500 10 S575 e4ch.
pairs Mems Separate Trousers plain white and
white with black strpes-ends Of several lines sizes
81 g. g. g. and So Reduced from 800. $50. Md
$500 10 s. 30 pair.
Main fOOr-Tenth 81.
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Millinery DEPARTMENT.

s women's Hats. prettly trimmed with flowers.
ribbons, &c. Reduced from $500 and 5000 70 500
each.
10 WOmens Black Rough Straw Sailors. Reduced
from 500 % Sl00 each.
Second 6oor-Tenth ST.
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Sporting Goods Dept.

Is pairs Boys Football Pants. white and brown:
al sizes Reduced from SLOo to 5ec pair.
pairs Boys Football Pants Reduced from 81 81
70 75c pair
! Football Vest: size IS. Reduced from e0c 70 l5c
Boys Gray Baseball Suit Reduced from 500
b 50c.
Fourth dooT-Tenth ST.
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Mems Hat Dept.

10 Mems Soft Felt Hats. Telescope" shape. in
black and pearl gray; sizes ess and 7H. Reduced
from 500 and 500 70 sl0O each.
n Mems Black Derbys. slightly imperfect: sizes
g., II, and ~. Reduced from sl,50 and 600 10
Soc each.
Main fOor-F 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

Phone Main 1900 When You Return.
Subscribers returning from their sum
mer home who desire 20 have their paper
sent tc their city address viii please
phone Main 1850
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
wasting Good Powder.

From the Omaha Bee.
Speaker Canyon is evidently amusing
himself by firing blank cartridges.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Friday Bargain in
ChiLdren'S PettiCOatS.

with tucked ruffles good quality,
25c each. Value, soc.
And these remnants:
2 Children's White Pique Coats cape and collar
trimmed with insertion and rIffle Of embroidery.
Reduc,h from $500 TO $50 each.
: Children's White Pioue Coats; cape. collar. and
cuffs trimmed with insertion and rlfie Of embroid-
CTy. Reduced from 500 20 N75 each
! Childs Light Blue Pique Coat. buttoned on
side; trimmed on neck and down side with embroid-
cred sCallop. Reduced from 500 TO SL75
Chidrsn's Wash Coats made Russian style-tan.
red blue. and white. trimmed with white linen
bands; belts Of sane. Reduced from 500 and A5O
10 $50 each.
Children's White Pique Coats buttoned on side
collar trimmed with embroidered scallop Reduced
from $50 70 Sl-50 each
3 Children's White Dotted Swiss Coats. cape
trimmed with lace insertion and lace. Reduced from
s. % 10 $40 each.
Third f0or-Eleventh ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
4 Special Remnant DQv
ND there hundreds of opportunities buy something o
L household personal
At Half, Nearly Half and Less Than Half Price

Desiring close far possible all summer goods and
garments this week have during the past few days, been ransak-
the the stocks with
ouge than usual get in the best possible shape offering
of the various lines of new fall goods coming on
columns to-day tell of bargains that have turned up
Every department in the house is represented
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
MAY NAME MANY CADETS.
Members Of Congress Have Vacan-
cies at West TOint TO Fill.

The War Department yesterday is
sued a list Of cadet vacancies at the
West Point Military Academy. fcr
which nominations may be made by
Senators and Representatives at any
time prior 20 January ], 1905.
The list includes vacancies which
viii occur by reason Of the graduation
Of the class Of 1908. Appointments 70
MI these vacancies may be made by the
following Senators;
Davis and CLARKE Of Arkansas; Perkins. Of Cali
i7ruia BTa1dagee. q Connecticut Dupont Of Del
aware. RaweT. Of Maryland Crane. Of Nassachu-
setts Buruham q New Hampshire Briggs Of
NeW jersey. OvCrman. of North Carolina. Fulton.
g 0TE0Is Peur0se. Of Pennsylvania, Timzn and
latimeT. q South Carolina; Frazier. Of Tennessee,
Smoot q Utah; Dillingham;, of Vermont Piles. Of
Washington: la Toilette and Stephenson, Of WIs-
oonsiB
Vacancies also exist from the follow
ing Congressional districts:
Alabama. Thfri. Fourth. and Seventh: Arkansas.
Second and Sixth, California. Second Sixth Seg-
euth, and Eighth; Colorado, Second Florida First
aud Second; Georgla. second and Eighth. Illinois.
Third. Tenth and Nineteenth. Indiana. Second and
Fourth; Iowa, Fourth and Fifth, kansas Fourth
aEl Seventh, Kentucky. First and Eleventh L1uisi-
First, Third. Fourth. and Sixth: Maine Fourth
Maryland, FiTSt and Sixth Massachusetts,. Second
Fourth. Sixth. seventh. Tenth, and Thirteenth f.
Michigan Fourth. Fifth Eleventh. and Twelfth :
Minnesota. SeCpnd and Eighth Mississippi First
Fifth. and Seventh; Missouri. First. Second Third
,and Fifth Montana. First, Netraska. Fifth; New
Hampshire. First, New Jersey. First and Seventh f:
Now York First. Third Fourth Fifth sixth. Sev-
Cu5h Eighth. Ninth. Tenth Eleventh. Seventeenth
ard Tfeuty-first North Carolina Second and
Fourth; Ohio, Third. Eleventh. Twelfth, and Thir-
a. al
Twcuty-fCuTth and TWenty-ninth: South Carolina
First and seventh. South Dakota al large. Repre-
sentative Parker; Tennessee, Scvcnth and Eighth
Texas Fifth and Fifteenth; Virginia. Second; West
irginia. First, Third and Fourth; Wisconsin
Seventh.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Friday Bargain-iH
WOmen'S Long Kin1OnOS.

A lot of Women's White Long
Kimonos, made of fine material,
with pink-and-white and black-and-
white borders.
SOC each. Value, SI.OO.
And these remnants:
Womns Dressing Sacques. in blue-and-white
and pinkand white effects: fitted back. loose front
with belt. small collar. collar and sleeves trimmed
with r1fies Reduced from SLo0 TO SOC each.
3 Wmen's Nainsook Gowns. short sleeves low
round neck. trimmed with blind embroidery and
wide ribbon bands. Reduced from Sl.O0 TO Soc each.
Womcn's Extra Size Cambria Gowns. long
sleeves neck; sleeves and neck trimmed with mar
row hemstitched ufies Reduced from Sl-o0 to 69c
each.
Z Womeu's Cambria Corset Covers low neck trim
med with narrow embroidery edging uIn with NIB
bon. Reduced from 75c % Sc each.
Third f0or-Elcventh 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

Miss Edith Jane Tupper daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Tupper. and Mr..
Harold John Caul, Of Vega Alta. Porto
Rico, were married yesterday evening at
o'clock in the home Of the brides par
ents. S04 North Carolina avenue southeast.
The bride wore handsome tailor suit
Of cream colored CLOTH with a large white
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

Flowers for Fall Weddings
At Shaffers, 14th and l. Finest specimens.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral E. C. PENDLET0N. Capt B. A.
FISkE, Commander f. THEISs. and Lieut..
Commander s. Y. GRAHAM, commissioned.
Professor Of Mathematics Il. L. RICE appointed.
Chief Boatswain J. McGRATH. retired, placed on
retired list
MOVEMENTS or FESSELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported 10 the Bu-
Of Navigation
Arrived-September 3. saturn at Mare Island ;
Strnghsm, at Newport. September 4, louisiana.
at Norfolk
Sailed-Septenber g. Stringham from navy yard.
New York, for Newport September 4, Louisiana
from Hampton Roads for Norfolk.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Friday Bargain in
KOmen'S and Misses
Umbrellas.

A lot OF WCmens and Misses Taffeta
Silk Umbrellas. in red, blue. and black
with close-roll paragon frame and natural
wood handles.
SI05 each. Value, $500.
Also a lot Of Children's School Umbrel-
las, of heavy black English gloria, in .,
a. and 26 inch sizes. with steel rod, para
gon frame, and natural wood handles.
SOC each. Value, 75c.
Main hoCr-Tenth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte, who have spent the sumner at
LenoX, are expected to return to their
place near Baltimore to-day. While the
Attorney General viii spend most of his
time In Washington, Mrs. Bonaparte will
remain until late In the autumn in the
country, and according 10 their custom
will entertain weekend parties through
out the fall
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-24
RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS, Alaska Aurora Encamp- ment No. l, I. o. o. F., has lost by the death of Patriarch J. M. Hall an highly esteemed patriarchaI friend and broth CT, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That we, as Patriarchs of Alaska Aurora Encampment No. 1, eX- tend our fraternal greeting to his be- reaved widow and children in this their sad, dark hour of afLIiction, and com mend them to the cancellations of our God, in Whom we, as Patriarchal Odd Fellows, believe and trust. We know, the good die not, this heritage they leave, the record of life we'll spent; for our own loss at parting, though we grieve, lives such as his builds it's own monument.
 RESOLVED, That a copyof these res olutions,~under the seal of the EnCamp- ment, be sent to the family of our deceased patriarchal brother, that a copy be spread on the minutes of the Eucampment, and that copy be ln- serted in the local paper.
 Fraternally submitted,
 REV. D. HOLFORD,
 W. H. MCLEAN, Com.
 HUGH MCRAE.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-24

The Ketchikan Miner asserts-and that paper has habit of proving most of it's assertions-that the Record hy- phen Miner has a double barreled edi- tor. If that be SO, why in thunder don't he "giYe us the other barrel?"