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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Our Railway Progress.

At the beginning of cur railway building the Ubited States got their first rails and locomotives from Eng land, and we even had to go there 10 get points about their construction. Since than, however, we fare pro- gressed 90 rapidly that we are not only away ahead of England in miies of trsckage but are sending engines and cars all over the world. In med icine, as xeli, this country can lay ,laim to being the leader, for in Hos tetter's Stomach titters we have the Lest remedy compounded anywhere for ailments of the stomach, liver kidneys and bowels. Then why ex- pertinent with unknown remedies
 when the Bitters will cure you. Fol
 B years it has given complete satis' faction in cases of poor appetite, sou'
 risings, dyspepsis, indigestion, cos tiyeness, chills, colds, grippe, femal'
 ills or n,sIsris. The pure drug com
 missioners have approved
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Another Unfortunate
 For the Asylum

Sheriff White left yesterday for P o@nix, where he took the insane patient. James Churchill, who was ex- amined before Judge Goodbody on Saturday and ordered committed % the asylum Churchill i.aasines that he is being pursued by a mob bent on hanging him for an offense he is alleged to have committed. He had been confined in the county jsilfor several days before beirg taken before the probate urt, and at times became quite violent to that extent that he had to be confined in the padded cell. Churchi'iwas brought over from Paradise, but was only re- cent arrival there, SO that nothing could be learned of his friends or rel atives
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Working Fraud Scheme
 on Arizona Company

A Topeka. Kansas, dispatch date,
 April 9th says:-
 |, H. II. Tucker, Jr., secretary of tht Uncle Sam Oil company, with head quarters in Kansas City, Kas.. was in. dicted by the federal grand jury yes- terday upon the charge of using the mails to deiraud-
 His arrest at Kansas City, Kas., fol- lowed. The penalty on conviction may be either fine of 5000 or i'm prisonment for five years.
 The company was incorporated un. der the laws of Arizona for sl0,000, co with par value of Sl per share.
 Tucker disposed oi I2,000, 900 shares of stock, the government suihorit es say; nine millions Of the original in. corporation and three millions of the increase, which was not authorized.
 The charge is made that a ten mil lion dollar corporation was increased to seyenteen million dollars. but the charter was not amended.
 The government further contends that Tucker spPortioned large pro- portions of stock to his personal use.
 Tucker will apply for bail this after noon. His contention is that be is being prosecuted by the Standard oil company, against whom he has be- 'Ome a strong rival.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Is Pardoned
 By the Governor

The first pardon srluted by the governor to boy of the Indus rial school was given last week to Harry Gladden.. He had been at the schu l for the past thirteen months. The Cochise Coun ' Press says that young Gladden. left for Indiana last Wednes- day where he vii! join his father, who is railroad engineer.
 F ward Banta was paroled this week. His parents live in Benson Banta has been the shoe repairer at the school and his father will start the bcy in business with shoe shop of his own.
 The conduct of both boys is spoken Of highly by Sup.. Mahoney, who says they will make name for themselves yet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
New Schedule of
 County Salaries

The board of supervisors at its re- cent meeting failed to take any mo- tice of the increase of salaries that was made by the recent laws passed by the legislature, but official cognizance will be taken at the next meeting. The increase gives the chairman of the board s5o0 per year additional and the members 500 per year sddi- tionsl. The district attorney, asses sor and recorder will each get $200 per month. Salary clerks and dep- uties in each office will get $l00 per month, and jail guards will receive slOO per month instead of s60 as here- toiore The total increase will make the salary Dill aoout sS,000 additional per year
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, {

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ss
 LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner Of the firm of F. J. Cheney & O.. doing business in the City of Toledu. county and state afore- said, and that said firm sill pay the sum of one hundred do lars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of De- cember, A. D. 1886.
 [Seal, A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in terna ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Take Hall'- Fahily Pills for consti patton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
San Francisco
 After the Fire

That "The Dime" is a pronounced success in Tombstone is evident from the number of people who attend this place of amusement mighty. An entire change of progam will be had this evening, both in moving pictures and in illustrated songs. Manager Howard states that the feature moy- ing picture will be Frisco After the Fire" This film was taken the morn- ing after the disasterous fire and earthquake in Son Francisco and shows the ruins of both the business and residential sections of the burned city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
To Open Up New
 Mineral Field

A treaty has just been signed by the Navajo Indians, through the eff orts o a special agent of the ndian Cffice where;.y their reservation in the rth western part of New Mexico will be thrown open to mineral entry. In
 onsequence, there will probably be rush of pEospectors to the mineral de- posits in the Cariso mountains, which are located about 60 miles west of Earmington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Copper Output
 Will be Greater

Newspapers from every section of the territory have brought the best of news during the week concerning the activity and prosperity of the mining industry in almost every district ia Arizona where any production is go- ing on. From the county of Yavapai to CochIse, in every district, there is great activity and in all the copper producing camps work is being rush. cd on additional machinery and ad- di'ions to plants which is a guarantee that the output of the red metal in Arizona during the present year will greatly exceed that of last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
New Officers of the
 Fire Department

At a meeting of the Tombstone Fire Department held in council chambers of the City Hall on Satur- day evening, James Mars of the
 escue Hose Company. was elected chef of the department and Harry Macia, Of tine Protection Hose Con- pany, First Assistant and John Rock, of Engine Company, as Second Assis- tant. Rodger Saunders was reelected secretary and treasurer of the depart meat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Diets Which Reform
 Firing Husbands

A Washington dispatch says
 Following is list of foods which according government experts, may when cooked for police court defen- dants by the wives, give them happ, homes again:
 Laziness-Peppers, horseradish, to- tscco, chop suey, rsdishes, tough beef Nervousness-Chicken salad, hot l chocolate. string beans, turnips, leeks,
 Wiie-bea,ing-Vegetables, nuts and cereals. jelly cake, lady fingers.
 Un!oving-Steak. chops, carrots, Lima beans, cakes.
 Cold Feet-Buckwheat cakes, sau- sage, fried potatoes, shad roe.
 Cold Hands-Rice, tapioca, cheese cake, pork chops, brown bread.
 Talking in sleep-Onions, garlic, anchovies. boiled ham
 Snoring-Welsh rarebit, picked onions, blosters, cream ruffs.
 Staying out-Canvas back duck ter'apin, ice cream, chocolate eclairs, Drinking-Mush, milk, candy, mar ma ade, tit-hits, taffy.
 Stupidity-FIesh fish, oatmeal. corned beef, hash, cranberry tarts.
 Bad temper-Pigs' knuckles, seuer- kraut, tripe, buttermilk, stale bread. Henpecked-Rsw beef sandwiches, beans, carrots, mutton chops. Brain storm-Cold water, lemonade. | gruel, corn bread, citron. Gamblng-Near-ioods, grated nut meg, doughnuts, apple pie, chicken. Mollycoddle-Beefsteak and onions, roast mutton, plum pudding.
 Flirting-0nions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Tombstoner Brings
 Suit for Damages

Jose Lucero, Of Tombstone, has filed suit in the district court against the E. P. & s. ". Railroad To., for damages in the sum of s460o. The action is based on the accidental kill
 ing of his three year old daughter in this city year ago today, by the deiendant's train coming into thts city from Fairbank. The complaint alleges that the company is guilty oi criminal negligence in not having it's right of way fenced and also that the crew wa, guilty in not discovering the child in time to prevent the accident
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Prospectors Perish
 In DesoIate Canyon

The most horrible accident that has ever beisl!en the lonely prospector in this section of the country occurred on Thursday night when Jack Will Hams and his partner, Ssm Nesbitt, were burned to death in lonely c ,bin in des5late canyon about eight miles from Bissee and five miles north Of Hereford. The bodies were found inside the charred Wa Is of the cabin, one lying on a spring cot and and the other on the floor in the corner,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
From Mondays Daily.

l He " Pyeatt, the well known Hus
 chucs rancher, was in the city last
 evening on a visit to friends.
 Emil Marks returned to his home
 in Bisbee after a stay here of ie "
 days on business connected with the
 probate court
 George Kingiol, the miaing E.ap,
 is in the city on short business trip
 Mrs II rbert Vein aud childfeu of Johnson are spending a ie@ days in the city.
 Deputy sheriff Frank Bauer left I yesterday morning for the Huachucas where he went to subpoena grand ju TOTS, and witnesses wanted before that b dy when 1t convenes on the 22I instant
 Sheriff White is getting ready to have the pictures taken of the prisoners held in the county jail on felony charges so that an official record can be kept.
 Mrs Bert Grover of Bis5ee is a Tombstone visitor to friends
 Gus Anderson returned yesterday from business trip to Fl Psso.
 Mrs Frank Coles and childten oi Bisbse are in the city and the guests of MT and Mrs James McHugh. Mir Coles came over -sturdsy evening and returned home this morning. |
 J M O'Connell, the wellknosn Bis bee attorney. came over last evening to attend to business before the dis trict court.
 Miss Vora Johnson, who has been i'll with an attack of pneu- ncnia, is reported as being much i'm proved. which will be pleasing ne ys O her many friends.
 Clerk of the District Court George Wilcox returned last evening from he Huachucas, where he was the .uest of Supervisor McCabe and wife pr few days. T. R. Brandt, of the First National 'ank. left yesterday for FL Paso, where e was called on business connected nth that institution.
 District Attorney Shelley returned ,st evening from Bis6e~, ~he,s he as called on business corrected aith is office.
 P. S Kaufman returned last even lg from Tucson, where he went on inning business.
 Msricops county has sixty saloons { nd if they all take out licenses under s ne new law it will amount to slS,0O t CT year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Arizona to Get a
 Better Rate on Flour

A Topeka, Kansas dispatch says the state board of railroad commis- sloners intervened in the case before the interstate commerce commission O abolish d:ferential rates on wheat and flour to California and Arizona points. Final hearing will be in Port land, Oregon, April IT. The differ ential rates are 90 cents a hundred pounds to California and 5 cents hundred to Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver sl0O Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Pit,er jJ!i. Rs;brts Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY O., 1886 Court Place Denver. Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Death From tockiaw

never follows an injury dressed with Bncklen's Africa Salve. Its antisepti- put healing properties prevent blood uudoning. Cbss. Oswald, merchant, poisensselaervilie, \. r., writes: "It of Rd Seth Burch, Of this place, of the cur ca sore on his neck l ever sew " Cures Cuts. Wounds, Burns and Sores 75 centsst all drug stor
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Are Seeking Heirs
 of Former Arizonan

The heirs oi Kendall Thomas aie being looked for. Thomas died t Colon, Panama, March 3rd, 1907. He was sixty-two years oi age and A Kentrckian by birth At the time of his death he was employed by the Isthmian Canal Commission. He had lived in Panama about four years. Thomas W Cool; of that place is ad- mInistrat of the estate. Thomas formerly lived in various parts ol Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Wanted in Arizona
 Held in California

A Los Angeles dispatch says: "Bess cause of disagreement between two partners, William Taylor, who is warted at Globe, Arizona, for alleged cattle rusting, and A D Meredith, who is wanted at Yuma for A similar ofiense, both are now in jail here. The men quarreled and then informed the police on each other. There is a re ward of sl,5p0 for Taylor and sl 900 for Meredith"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
Six Million Boxes a Year.

In 1893, none; in 1900, 6,ooo, ,ooe .oxes; that's Cascarets Candy Ca hsrtic's jump into popuiarity. The ,eople have cast their verdict Best medicine for the bowels in the world All druggists, ser
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
0ee.ln iOc & Leiits.

T lively liver, IAire blood, clean ln, bright Sse5, perfect health s=carc.s Cas.Sy Cathartic will ob. sIl ana secure them for you. Genu. ne tablets s, amped C. C. C. Never oid in bulk Al druggists Ioc,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14

FoR RENr-Four-room adobe house Apply to Frank April, Fremont St.. between 9th and 9th. aStf
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14

s-,--a-e our t,oveis wi:h csscsrs-t
 ras.v 0'atGartic. care ICastipataon forevc- s. -.S- TC c c faL druggists rsfun' mones
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
RECORDS OF
 cocHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder

Instruments Filed With the cou
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIE
 REALTY MORTGAGE Desidorius D Nomoth to sidns Coburn ct ux.
 Dan Browning ct ux to VT FoU Ter.
 c A Richards ct ux to W TFowler
 BILL OF SALE H M Crowell ct ux to Minnie D, Ford.
 ESCROW AGREEMENT Clara Allen. Is. party, Mabel Do Waugh and Sinclar, End parties.
 EXTENSION OF MORTGAGE Mary K McN amsra to R Hilburn SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Mary K McNamsrs to Manuel Mayo.
 DEEDS
  Max J Duffner and Otto Duffner to the Portal Copper company mines in the California mip- ing district. 5.. Evaristo Moline to..A, Dudley Douglas prop erty. .....-.. bU H N Crowell ct ux to Minnie Deford Douglas property. .......- 10 International Land and Improvement o m psny to John Schneid- CT Douglas property. 80 Consolidated Sonora Mines Com pany
 Bisbee Extension Development Company Elenits Development Company H Dowell ct ux to State Mutua B & L Assn Lawrence Cooke ct ux to Enoch R l Jones Clara Lucas to Bank of Bisbee Maurice Foley to Bank of Hisbee A Dudley ct ux to William Cow i SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Ellen N Sames to George Dren- l Jw Wood to Lee A Borgstrom Mary K NcNamara to Louis Tor
 CONTRACT OF SALE Scott k Thornton to National Cash ! Register Co
 REALTY MORTGAGE Frank M Wstts ct ux to Judd B Blick Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining co m- pany to G H Dowell Douglas property. l5l6 ss John O'Neil to Mary Lopizich Doug property. ty.-........ U .. A A Dudley ct ux to Sarah A steve Douglas property 29o ..
 DEEDS Emma Rose Friedman to Trustees Of Benson School District, Benson property. John s Taylor, msyor,to E Eb Hugcs, Bisbee property- Copper Queen Consoii-- dated Mining company to Isaac l. and Alice Oakes Naco prop erty. -.'--''- Lee A Borgstrom ct ux to Clara Lucas Bisbee
  properly .-,'--f International Land and Improvement com
 nyto J A Finney Dougl.s property i' HLKorr to c A Hail a.o Douglas property - 0'o International Land and Improvement com pany to- Augustine N.p,lli oouslss prop ..o erty. ...-...-.- ERPiale co~pspy to AIbsss Y ssmes Doug
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14

INF property. ...-.. IOu c A Hall ct ux to W F
 Nihart Douglas prop tty- ........... lUcO Q A A Dudley to Francisco
 figueroa D uglas
 property y...-.-..... 100 w 5 Stewart ct ux to c A tennett B bee
 property. ty.... ll50 .. Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining com
 pany to D Alice Doug
 las property. ... 9z6 Il International Land and
 Improvement com pany to A A Dudley
 Douglas property ~ 460 Cochise Consolidated Copper company to
 LiC mel NJ Jacobs 2nd
 party, and Madison F
 Lar.in 3rd party,
 mines in the Cal form ia mining district, in trust. .-...-....... Edith N St we U Emil R Wolf Bisbee prop. eIts .-.s.. li'' E K Wolf ct ux to Edith NJ Stowe Bisbee prop erty.....-. HOO John T Nicholson to Chris NJ, digovitth Douglas property .. 100 Henrietta Clark, Nellie Tsrbell and Lsrrie II Brown 10 c L Cum mings Tom bstope property -.-...--...- iV
 BILL OF SALE Mrs W Albright to Mrs A J Hooper
 MORTGAGE E B Mason ct ux to Thomas Hig- gins
 CH.TT. MORTGAGE Mrs 4 J Hooper to Mrs J N Al 'risht
 L BKiunsrd ct ux to Norton Morgan Commercial Co
 POWER OF ATTORNEY wm H Piercy and Della E Peyster o M Peysert J H Martin to Greene Cattle com ,sny
 MECHANICS LIEN ME Dicus vs B H Ward ct ux
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Ono Mining Co AMENDED ART GILES OF INCORPORATION Tombstone Consolidated Mines com 1any
 Peoples Mining company
 DEEDS John Prindiville to Mary D Prindiville Douglas property. ...-.----.- 0-9 4 : udlsy ct ux to John Prindiville Douglas property. iO3o Arizona Trust & Bank ing company 10 liar vey Neville Douglas property y....... locc Western yestment company to Harvey Neville Douglas prop erty 5000 |. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
ESCROW AGREEMENT

Clara Allen, list party, Mabel De Waugh and J s Sinclar, End parties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-14
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
REALTY MORTGAGE

H NJ Crowell ct ux to Minnie De Ford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-22

street Commissioner Prescott % thH
eastern district is doing a good bit "f
worl, on tho Thomaston road. going
over the entire length Of the road with
the road machine and digging out tn"
cutters and 'doing other work which
will tend to better the condition Of that
highway. He expects to finish the
work. so far as the use of the road ma
chine is concerned, today. and the ma
chine will then be set at wor! on tn"
Spring road. Mr.. Prescott states that
some of the roads were very rough this
spring and that there is lots of work
ahead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-22

ST. MARYS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
state street. FIRST mass at $50 A, NJ (:
high mass At li.:n \. NJ; vrsper ami
l'encdiCtion Of the blessed Sacrament III
80 L. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL church.
'H"tn street, Henry T.. DEnnack minis
Tn. ln:h. morning worship with sermon
r. ", Bible school; 80, gospel service
with sermon.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN
IIHF: Services IT l".45 =. NJ: subject:
ll"rttn" If I.;.u At the Christian Science
reading rooms. Q; SrWall street.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church. II IL. Evans. minister: mornin j.;
worship ut 1870; l;iblc school at y: Y j.
>. q. II. at ".3n: evening service ut 7.:,D;
Friday - L. NJ, prayer and conference
service
FRIENDS CHAPEL: Services Sunday
nnrnirG ut in.:j o'clock; Sunday school
at the close Of tie services; Young Pco-
pies meeting ut GIG; prayer meerin.s
"a m: Htycr meeting "Wednesday even
ing at 49,.
GOsT Ell MISSION: Sunday school at
lo.'o \. ; gospel services at , and : -
i. NJ. Rev. G. &. Mosher of the Free
i."ntiSt church will preach al the after
noon meeting and other helpers will have
TIE evening service Meeting every night
during the week except Wednesday.
STATE STREET FREE BAPTIST
Chmch. Rev. &. G. MnSher. pastor.
Preaching Srlvir" ~ 1O3a sermon by tie
pastor. SahjvcI: ''Filn Power Of 4 Right
meeting al ca: GOSPEL service at 30. Ser
non hv the pastor: - Text and a
Poem" Congregational singing led by q.
Il. Muorlrn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-22
AMUSEM ENTS.
Pictures at the Opera House.

The increasing crowds that gather af-
tcrnoons ana evenings ut the Opera
House is fitting testimonial of apprc-
citation Of the homogeneous efforts ("
render 4 first-Class exhibition Of mo-
ton pictures such a. have been dis
played since the Introduction Of this
popular, form Of cntcrtainment. ana
many do not lose the opportunity To
personally express themselves to the
management Of their appreciation OF
the exhibit.
This spacious ana extremely cool
theatre forms a fine retreat for the hot
afternoons ana evenings and is cause
of the popular expression: inject me at
the pictures" This afternoon and eve
ming will be the last opportunity OF
seeing the present repertoire Of pic
lures. Take the children ana see 'Hor
O'-My- Thumb one Of the finest pic
lures Of Juvenile stories vet produced.
Admission only cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-22

Many times will our memories turn,
rs we wander through lie ana the fu-
tGrc's WAYS
TTnr dear q. II. S. We will yearn.
We must hasten. to 10, where our duties
Tho We labor together no more,
May we always he fithful in every task
In the lif" that is lying before.
The members of the GRADUATE ting class
were rs follows: Bcfnicc Ethellc Bates,
Harold Vincent Bidkmorc, Irving Hill
Blake, Mildred I:.rHiccc Clark. Gladys
May Cornish. John Cornelius CoughIin,
Edna Hcllc Dudley, Harold Powell Ed
wards, Harry Norwood ross, Shirley
Nelson Foster, Alice May Gay. Herbert
Edwin Gay. Jane White GRAY, Nellie
a. tIadiirld. Leila Marguerite Hanks,
W alter Whitman IIrndee, Alden
81 rl%ue Iii hhprn. Anne Marguerite
Ii"ulcnIn ALERT Augustus IIodgkirs.
Alfred Wellington Johnson, Elsie Mary
Knowles, Florence Annie McI[enncy,
Mary Emma Mclean, Katharine Nun
ray Ea" llli, Dana Charles Sanburn.
Arthur Reed Savage, Philip Perry Saw
trll", Notti" Shaw, Gladys MLudc vii
hlrr. All i iirmil Weeks. Grace Austin
Yrrkc.
Tla.s C.'i WV: President, Harold v.
Hirhm"rr; Nit.-r:, silent, Harold +.
Edwards, >o .'atHr. ana treasurer, jana
". Gray
The ab"v' picture includes the Ii
members among the 81 in the class
whose rank t"r thr four years Of The
c"rr@' gave them honor parts at
graduation. also the class odist, the
class historian ana tho two class
prophets. The IL honor pupils were
Mo%srs. Hickmorc, l;lakc. Coughlim,
Hichborn. SaWtcllc and Weeks. and
Misses Cornish. McKcnncy, Mclean.
ShaW ana Yurllc. Miss Houlihan wrote
the class "Ic. Miss Hanks was the
class historian and Miss Clark and MIR.
ii"dGkins the prophets. The history
and prophecies We're read at Squirrel
Island where the class went last Satur-
day for Il days outing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-22

in producing an evening of much en-
j"ymcGt to those present.
Tine exercises of the evening closed
with the presentation of diplomas tn
the mclnbcrs Of tho class and the sing
in% If the class ode, written Ly Miss
Mar@u"riI" Houlch;n. The program Vi
I'll, ~ ninS was rs follows:
Music
PRAYER. Key David lI"rInr' Evan;
Tn'' E'"lutinn Of TIE IH"t"%l.'p!lir Drv
l"lt", Philip Perry SaWtclie
~ Evening 1t Sin Joshua I:,N nulds,
Gladys MAY Cornish
.lu'iu7 Caesar. Ir,iu- IAN I:lnEr
Th"utItS IN Light. Nctli" Shaw
L"n"l"Il"N's "1hr"" TcroinrS."
Grace Austin York.,
Music
The Trust rrohl"rl.
John Cornelius C0ughlin
tn" Panama Caual
Harold Vincent njclmor.
Maine; Eattlc Fln"a.
FLORENCE Annie McKrnnrr
Tia i<rmrbcc journal,
Al"n Henri We X
>r1," Srra"ue ITichholn
ChiI,i.'H'a Lit"ra;urn-
Mary Emma Mclean
Music
Presentation Of diplomas
class pIr.
Mi Wien wa Were YaunG"
Wen. pn,;;n@ from Cory to-ni-ht. class
W"u.g hiriin@ each "tI,cr adiou.
F"fnr' ~ To- futures braht path lies
s!lui@ht.
'ml its yhios "a" tie faircst in hue.
I'ur '"itut wears @iih Sunshine have
passed.. rIHa niatr".
CI;r -,rr.,v- :.,id cares Iavc bnnn rry