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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01
DATE SET
Abe Ruef Must Face Jury
 Next Week

San Francisco, Feb. 25-The court has set the date for tbe commencement of the trial oi Abe Ruei for March 5. RueFs Sttornevs claim they will be un- s5ls to have ell the evidence for the Ge. fence ready st that time and will ask for more time tn which to prepare their case.
 Mayor Schmitz has been ordered to appear before court next Thursday. Ii be fails to do so p-cceedings will be instituted to bring hin to SsnFrsDcisco.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01

SpecisI dispatch Co the Daily Alaskan
 Austin. Texas, March I-Tho minor f,v 10 the state house Of representatives would not permit the r-zoLu' oas OK. oaa-aHnr Senator Bailey Co pas, with. out protest. The leader Of tba anti Bailey forces said tha, lr had haau proved by competent testimony tha' Senator Bailey was a ~i'u. a d malicious liar. He Sid Ihaf his
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01
TEXANS PROTEST AGAINST
 tXONFRATION
Anti -Baileyites say senator is liar and thathe has not disproved grave charges against him-Davidson calls 1t disgrace

record rn Niszf=sfurt WIS nos good sud that the testimony agsirst him fu the present investigation va5 n7t disprJved except by his own vor5 which Is un- reliable
 Attorney General E. V. Davidson auru--coa taHav fHu- be VII be a can dr6at- f1-fh Urgaf States two years from nov For ,he purpose Of wipiuT out rhr disgrace rtfs .vhft-rzsh Bailey
 wfu bring on fhe state
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01

Inese residents. providing that uooa'ur-
 slized residents Of the state counot own
 property for more than 6re years. It also provides that they cannot lease it
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01
MANY COME
FaralIOu sarls With Bg
 Pas Ug-T List

.S17oar Dfyua.ch eo Daily Alasksn.l
 Seattle. March I-Tho FarslE Eon sailed from rhfs place '5r SkaEuay yesterday evening with S. passengers a1d a iull cargo oi freight
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01
RAMONA COMES
 AND SAILS AGAIN

The Ermou7 arrived .0 port 7t s.aa o'clock yesterday eveu.-E She he'd 67 paSsoul ers for sksgNar. Inc la--as. list to arrive thus far .h.s seas.u. The Ramon sailed at 8 o'c..cs fh.s v0r-- iuE.
 Tf voH have the nun we nav. the goods @ rd cheap loo, a- Earr.sol.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01
CaIifOrnianS lii At Ori0ntd|S
Golden Gate state will not permit /Asatcs or other unnaturalzed person own land for more than five years or to lease it for more than one year

the bil providing Rrsinrt prize fights. . It wsa held thst Ihe people Of the state
 arc favorable To the game ard that it
 should rot be stopped
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve zine with dinner urders, free in place ot tea or coffee. Come On boys.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

she wore a gray hat trimmed with band
Of red velvet ribbon and cluster of pop
pics. She carried a red paTasOl.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
\ Noted Brown Breud.

Prof Hart's Brown Bread becomes more
popular every day. Used and appreciated
In hundreds of homes. FriceA S. loaf.
Phone Kraffts Bakery, 18th and Pa. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

N- Olge r. Singleton will lead the fol-
lowing young ladies through the intrica-
cez of the May pole dance both after
Moons Misses Cyrillc Creton. Miss Carita
Wood Miss Marie KoplmanH. Miss Eve
vn Eaton. Miss Maria Barret; Messrs.
Harold Davis. Brooke Johns, James Bud
dington. Richard Luce. Arthur Young,
Russell HAYES. and Joseph Z0l
Mrs. A. i. Van de Vcer and the ladies
Of her committee from ST. Andrew s,
chris, Church. Washington St PauTs
Church Rock Creek, Chapel Of the Good
Shepherd. ST Adams. St Marks, and
Trinity parish. promise 20 have a good
supper ~ a reasonable price. Mrs Joseph
r. Johnson. of 81 Thomas. and Mrs.
A. G. Fcnton. Of St Margaret's, have been
equally Jealous in providing candy and
sveetmeats. while Miss SaXton. of St
Johns. and Mrs. FoXweu, Of Epiphany,
not to be exceIIed. are securing cakes Of
every known variety. from the Lady Bal
timorc. Of lSJ7, TO the Mrs. Donald Mclean
Of 1906.
Fruit punch and lemonade viii be served
without stint by Mrs &. $ Bundy and
her committee. which includes ladies from
81. stephens. Church OF the Advent. and
St James.
Mrs Frank Hume, as chairman Of the
flower committee. will cater to the taste
Of every ono with a love for natuTe-and
who is without IL? Among her attrac-
tious will be a cluster from the White
House gardens sent by Mrs Roosevelt,
herself. who was recently elected an hon
orary member of the board of lady mana
gers for the hospital
Those "on pleasure bent, but with q
frugal mind. will do well 20 call on Mrs
William Conrad and Mrs NJ. L. Smoot
before leaving the grounds, for these la
dies will have on exhibition an almost in
exhaustihla supply OF useful as we'll as
fancy articles.
Mrs. Greve. Of Sixth street northeast.
was hostess at a luncheon Tuesday when
she entertained the members Of the Wis
taria Euchrc Club. The diniug-room and
table were prettily decorated with cut
roses and panies. favors being larke pink
lil NtlibliS- Iit EutStN Ntlt MIS- w imam
Baiiy, Mrs. Lewis Dare, Mrs. T. Gideon,
Mrs. Edwin Jones, Mrs Walter Ridenour.
Mrs. Mark Towers, Mrs. p. TRULY, Mrs.
+. Landvoig Mrs. Jones entertained the
club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Peirce Crosby, with her daughters,
Miss Miriam and Miss jean Crosby. Will
leave Washington this week and later
sail for Europe.
Miss Frances Smith was the hostess at
q beautifully appointed luncheon at her
home. 1923 Sixteenth street Thursday
afternoon, followed by a box party at the
Columbia Theater Among the guests
were Miss Pilson. Miss Nancie NrClelland.
Miss Adelaide Heald Miss Hin, Miss
Smith, Miss Majorie Smith. and Miss
Pauline HOgg
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston expect
to return to their home in Massachusetts,
avenue about the first of June. Their
house. which was formerly the home of
Mrs Grant, widow of Gen. Grant. and her
daughter Mrs. Sartoris. has been under
going extensive Improvements and repairs
CONTINUED ON PAGE :.
Newest Effects In Bridal bouquets.
Reasonable prices. ShafTer. florist, 14th & |.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Mclean. the mistress Of Friend
ship. posed for her picture yesterday af-
ternoon on the piazza of her beautiful
house, making a striking picture in her
robe gown Of dark blue rajah silk. a pat
tern gown with an old-fashioned border
design in pale blue and nile green. She
wore a copper-colored hat with a long
brown and black plume. In her hand she
had a high Tosca stick or cane Of pol
ished wood with an amber handle. tipped
with a sapphire.
Nine van Swinderen wore a light tan
and-white striped suit with a hat trim
med with cerise feathers
Mrs. Phil Sheridan was in a gray voile
with a black hat, and her daughters. the
Misses Sheridan. as usual. were gowned
alike. They wore white embroidered lin
ems.
Miss Caroline Huff was most becom-
.nsly gowned In gray yoile, with which
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
coNTIXuEp or PAGE ;.

Newest Effects In Bridal BOuqucts.
Reasonable prices. Shaffer florist, 18th q |
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Mrs. ConEcr announces the engagement
CT her daughter. Emile W0Odman. 20
Mr Ward Brown, a young architect Of
this city, and a partner Of Theodore Davis
Boal Miss Coneer is a granddaughter
Of the late s. p. Brown, Of Mount Pleas
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Nine. Godoy, wife of the Mexican Min
lister 10 Cuba, was at home yesterday
afternoon at her residence in Seventeenth
street
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franc, M and
AIRS. Harry Franc. and Miss Miriam Alice
Franc, Of I36 Fifth street. viii be at home
to-day from to o'clock
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

After the dinner many t0asts were Of
fcred beginning with one proposed by
the Brazilian Ambassador to Presiden,
Roosevelt.
A special Introduction 0r Rear Admiral
Quart Uuet de BaCeil8r % his comrades
/ OF the American navy followed. ana the
rear admiral then proposed a toast to ths
/ Ameri AN navy.
Admiral Dewey followed with toast %
the Brazilian navy. MI Nabuco then Of
ferod a toast 20 Portugal the mother
country Of Brazil and 20 France, her in
t-llectuai foster mother
The French Ambassador, ". Jusseraud.
and the Portuguese charge, Senior C.
Lima answered.
Tho Brazilian Ambassador then pro-
posed TOAST 90 the pau-Amaric4n cause.
~ The person If IT'S leader. Mr. Root, Sec
retIry of State. Secretary Root re-
spondod with a toast 20 the AmcricaL
nations i'm Washington, and the toasts
were then brought TO close by Sccre-
taTy Root Offering a toast 10 the Presi-
dent Of Brazil. Mr.. Alfonso Penna. the
toast being the llst according 70 the
Brazilian etiquette, in official dinners.
The menu was MS follows.
Ambas-adr du Br7sf
Diner On ls Mai l9I
(fumhp Creole
Bass du Potomac
JambOn de smithfeld an MadCre.
Epr3ris aux CruutCns
Poulardcs a Ia Brcche.
CoeUrs dc L8itues.
Asperges en- Branches
Bombe Star Suargled Banner.
The "Bombe Star Spangled Banner
is q sorbet of the Ambassadors own in
yention.
Dr. and Mrs Abram Simon spent a few
days at Atlantic City during the past
week
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schffman. Mrs. T.
Haas. Miss Rita Schiffman. and Isaac
Haas, will be at home to-day al 1852 Har-
ward street, from 4 to 10 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Roper, of Maryland ave
nue.. sailed from New York last week for
a trip abroad. and expect to return to
the city about the end of June.
Mr.. Max Iseman and Miss H0Ttense
.Iseman are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Kann. of Twelfth street.
Mrs. c. Spitz left during the week for q
visit to her daughter Mrs. Rush Charlton,
of Los Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. Congcr announces the engagement
Of her daughter, Emile Woodman. 20
this city, and a partner Of Theodore Davis
Boal. Miss Conger is a granddaughter
Of the late s. p. Brown, Of Mount Pleas
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs, Isadore Grosner, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Ncwmeyer. with their sons. Ger
aid and Leroy, will be at home to-day,
after I o'clock, at g33 Massachusetts ave
nue..
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Gen. and Mrs John A. Johnston expect
to return to their home in Massachusetts,
avenue about the first of June. Their
house, which was formerly the home Of
Mrs Grant. widow of Gen. Grant. and her
daughter Mrs. Sartoris. has been under
going extensive improvements and repairs
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Mrs. c. Spitz left during the week for q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Rush Charlton,
of Los Angeles. Cal.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

ant. who served through the civil war as
navy agent. and later on was a member
Of that famous Board Of Public Works
which inaugursted the improvements at
the Capital, H. u. Cooke and a. r, Shop
herd being among his associates; ane Of
the late Senator Omar ID. Conger, who
was for a number Of years the Republl-
Can whip Of the Lower House. The
marriage will take place early in June.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-22
Bu,,erick Patterns a, Lunaburg
and Dalton'e.

Buuerick Patterns at funaburg
and Dalton's.
J. w. O'Bannon has begun
work at stone cutting.
Every lady calling a, the City
Drug Store will be given free =
package Of Bilo Talcum Powder.
We were visited by another fine
rain this week which hass been
followed by what seems some un-
necessary cool weather.
Before buying q sewing machin,
or piano YOU should see G W.
Clevenger. lie il a home man and
able 10 make YOU better prices. he-
sides ie responsible.
| Schwartz and little daughter
who have been in Portland since
the first of the month where Ike
attended the Masonic grand
lodge, are expected home this af-
ternoon.
Parties owing A. X. Richard
son for lumber are requested to
settle up as soon as possible.
These accounts are of long stand
ing and should be yiven attention
at once.
C. T. Cary is again in the city.
Il doesn't necessarily follow that
there is any particular attraction
to account for his frequent visits
of late Jake has a vast amount
of business up here you know.
The ,imr mss rnm". ii vuu wish
IN sell, for y,,u to list your property
DO so ~ once and We, in the swim
by lis,ing with
Smith & Swrsk.
Real Eslair Deal.rs. I
Miss Clayte Burrow took her
departure Tuesday for Portland.
She will likely visit Los Angles
and other points during her va
cation.
Mrs. Archie McGowan and lit
tie son and her sister Miss Louel
Smith left Tuesday morning for
Portland where they expect TO
spend the summer
Prof. Raymond, who will hold
the position Of principal Of the
public schools Of this city during
the coming year. arrived here
from Fort Bidwcll. California.
Tuesday. He spent but a day or
two here. however and left
again yesterday for California.
He expects TO return about July
10 10 remain permanently.
Sam Mothershead is back from
Portland where he attended the
Masonic grand lodge and also adj
vanced TO the higher degrees Of
He didn't make the
trip across the burning sands"
with the Shriners, however
Perhaps he was not equal to n
double dose Of the goat at one
time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-22
"ghe Hagay County National Bank ;! Burns
YOUR HOME INSTITUTION
We Solicit Your Banking Business.

l.. Woldenberg informs us he
will take up his residence in Can
yen City in order to be centrally
located on the stage line Of which
he is general manager.
Young's Meat Market and
Grocery has recently received a
late design Of computing scales
that are very convenient. Some
new stock has also been added
including fresh fruits and con-
foctionery.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-22

]<------r--------'-----~--
Job printing The Times-Heralc
w. H. Morrison was in the city
yesterday.
Onion sets at voeglly's IS cents
per pound while they last.
Jones chain mowers and rakes
$S5 while they last at c. H. Voeg-
tly's.
B. F. Siler has purchased the
Henry Vulgamore residence pre-
perty in this city.
For Homestead Lucations see
N. h,zGeTsld tie pioneer Land
Locator Of Harvey County.
EN- Nelson says Jim Hicks
and Bob Reed had excellent luck
fishing in Surprise creek the 9TH
er day.
Remember the Deering mower
and rake. Light running mower
with durability combined is the
money maker and horse saver for
its owner.
N. Brown & Sons. Agents.
VIM. Bennett, who resides in
Silvies valley. made a business
trip TO this city last Friday. -
Blue Mt Eagle.
Mrs. Grace hampshire and her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert Brown
took their departure Thursday
for Eugene. They go overland
with their own team.
The HARVEY COUNTY Ma
TI0NAL BANK Of Burns. your
home institution" cordially in
vites the account Of the wage
Garner as well as the stockraiser
and farmer.
II YOU plant but one fruit tree
have IL the best-the best IL none
too good. You can procure the hest
for this altitude from Adam George.
His company takes all responsible
~ aud will replace. All trees war
ranted true TO name.
Mrs w. X. Gradon is up from
her Portland home on a visit 10
her mother Mrs. S. L. Bowen.
Mrs. Gradon spent the days of
her girlhood here and has many
friends among the old time resi-
dents. Her daughter Miss Yer
non, now a young lady. expects
10 join her mother here in a short
time and they will likely spend
the summer with Mrs Bowen.
N. Brown. the old and respect
ed pioneer merchant. arrived
here from San Francisco Thurs
day and will remain an indefinite
time with his sons. Ben and Leon
M. Mr.. Brown sees some change
during his three years absence
and is pleased TO see Burns and
the Harney country advancing.
In It's early struggles for exist
ence. county seat contest and
fight for the establishment Of
the u. S. land Office Burns had
in this old gentleman its best
friend. He worked insistently
and without blaring Of brass
bands or the firing Of anvils. Mr..
Brown has many warm personal
friends among the pioneer resi-
dents Of this section who join in
extending him a hearty welcome.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-22

Garden seed Of all kinds at C. n,
yoegtly's.
/ Otis Patterson is over from
Canyon City.
DR.. w. c. Brown has moved
into his new Office rooms in the
rear of the post Office building.
Every bodyl Come and register
in our Free Registration Book. so
that your friends can find you.
SMITH & SwEEK's.
81. Real Estate Office
People keep pouring into the
Harney country as fast as the
stage and private conveyances
can bring them. We're growing
in population quite rapidly and
our new people are all of a desira-
bic class. a.
The HARVEY COUNTY MA
TI0NAL BANK of Burns,
your home institution, issues
DRAFTS & MONEY ORDERS.
Available in all parts Of the
World.
Irving Miller returned on the
special Thursday. He has been
attending the Agricultural col
lege at Corvallis and is home TO
spend the vacation with his pa
rents VIM. Miller and wife.
General Manager Woldenberg
of the Blue Mt. Rapid Transit
Co. arrived here Thursday noon
with n special coach loaded TO
the guards with passengers and
the regular stage was also load
ed.
Mrs. |. II. Holland. her daugh-
ter Gladys and Miss Ella Crowley
arrived home Thursday from a
visit 10 Malheur county. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Hollands mother. Mrs. Glenn,
who will visit here for an indefi-
mite time.
Mrs. S. f. Drinkwater will be
back by July l with a complete
new line Of millinery. Mrs, r.
Z. Bramlett will have the key toI
the store during her absence and
any one desiring TO purchase
goods can find Mrs. Bramlett
just across the street from the
store.
The premium list for the fair
this fall has been printed and
will be sent throughout the coun-
ty'at once. The Fair Association |
has made a very material increase
in the premiums this year espec- A.,
tally as to stock. agriculture and
horticulture. AS these industries
are most important at this time
the fair board has quite properly
given them particular attention.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-22


Ben Newman was up from the
Island ranch yesterday.
Combined Planet in handseed
ers and cultivators at Schwartz's
/ The young people enjoyed {
social dance at Locher's hall las
night.
You can buy a Jones chair
mower and rake for $S5 at c. II
Voegtly's.
J Mrs. F. c. Dibble and little sor
were over from Silver creek dur
ing the week.
DR.. W. G. Brown, Dentist. oHic
in the new stone building north oI
the Poet Office.
Robert +. Davey arrived here
Thursday 10 join his parents,
Hon Frank Davey and wife.
am selling out my Jones chain
mowers and rakes $S5 while
they lasts. Get one now-C. H.
Voegtly.
T. p. Bement. representing the
Northwestern Granite Co., Of
Baker City. is in the city on bus
mess.
II you don't own a Studebaker
Wagon you don't own the wagon
that is superior in every way 10
other makes.
N. Brown q Sons. Agents.
J. C. Turney. locator and sur
veyor. Lands bought and sold.
All kinds Of land scrip. Business
chances.
The HARVEY COUNTY Ma
TI0NAL BANK Of Burns, your
home institution" respectfully
solicits the banking business of
Women.
c. X. Spurbeck. of Genesee
Idaho. was a caller at this
Office the first Of the week. He
and several others of his town
were here after land and all made
fling before returning.
viii Jacobs came over from
his Buck creek home last Satur-
day and upon his return took his
wife and children back. Mrs.
Jacobs has almost entirely re
covered from a serious surgical
operation which she underwent a
few weeks ago.
Neil Smith. Nolie Reed and
Roswell Hamilton all came in
last Saturday from attending the
Agricultural College at Corvallis.
Nolie finished the course in phar-
macy and while in Portland took
the state examination. He has
not yet been apprised of the re-
suit of that examination.
At the annual school meeting
last Monday afternoon Geo. Size
more wac elected director for a
term Of three years and w. Z.
Huston clerk for the coming year.
The clerks report showed S1495.
s7 on hand. A five mill special
tax was levied for school purpos-
es for the ensuing year. The
board think this is sufficient in
cluding interest on the bonded
Indebtedness. This is the lowest
levy made for a number Of years. I
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-22
Local News.

En- ID johnson Is a visitor from
s<< W. Clevenger's fine lin'
IIno'eum.
Sitz was a business visi
F>n Lawen Wednesday.
.l&h -ua Chocolates in packages
NJ pd pure City Drug Store
ral new racers are now er
~ tere for the 4th of July
y net
Ianet Jr. combination hand.
dtrS and cultivators al
@artz's.
N. Horton. Receiver Gowan
]. g. Turney made a trip to
Lawen section Saturday.
cuntry Accounts cordially so
ed BY your home institution"
Harney Co. National Bank
Burns.
Fl Patterson has been In
citY for several days. He is
octe to Ontario where he
q % visit his parents for a
rt time.
nton Hulburt Linens and. Bonds,
b duisbed envelopes. Station
for inyitstions--all la,esi and
iE1f City Drug Store.
tnpt Rigby is home from a
49, trip to Southern Oregon
trp be was called by the illness
bic wife. He reports Mrs.
by ~ the road to recovery.
want to buy 800 acres of raw
liGhtly improved sage brush
Must be well located.
c. +. LINTHAcUM,
Burns, Oregon.
Mser. of San Francisco.
Der of Mrs. Leon M. Brown,
rrc pn a visit TO the latter.
expect to remain about a
.y. fou FELLOWS that want to
Iraoker Jack horees. will
50 etArt with ~ Cracker Jack
pan start you right for els
,rsorn privilege free Of charge |
WM STEWART.
Eel went out TO his Wagon !
ranch the first Of the week. |
danghter. Miss Lelah. who
|nfly underwent an operation |
fppendicitis. was not so well
d1y but is again on the mend
dong very well. !
r. Geo. Hagney arrived here
: Chnyon City last Wednes-
and is spending a few days
her father. Hon. c. w. Par
She came over immediate
poa learning Of her fathers
IS md was much relieved to
HIM much better upon her
al.
flnite announcement Of the
pam for the 4th Of July cele-.
ION will be made through the
p&pers next week. IL is
n y have all arrangements
pEeted early in the week.
|x1ainess men will he CON-
ond invited TO participate
parade and forenoon exer-
- that we may have some
e1ting and entertaining fea-
II is unfortunate that
+ details were delayed but
nDt well be helped when it
/ y so few who really take
Ptl<e interest. The business
mnst do their part in this
er IN order TO make the pro-
q complete success. j
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
COLBY DAY.
Annual Observance Will Take Place
Friday and Saturday.

The third annual observance of
Colby Day will take plac" Friday ana
Saturday Of this week and by Il vote
of the faculty all college work Tor
these two days is suspended and the
time given over to the festivities. ON
the evening preceding Colby Day, the
frttcrnitic; hold their annual initia-
tions and banructS. so that an addi-
tional advantac" advantage is t" be
gained by visiting the cnlleg" az IN"
time ON Friday the Colby Day cX"r-
ciscS will consist of Il musical ana
literary nature. Saturday aft"rn" ~
the Varsity football team has u game
scheduled with the strong Fort PrcDlc
team
The most imnortant of the Colby
Day exercises will be held Friday even
in, in til" gymnasium and tn" commit
tees from the student body have been
hard at work for the past week MAX
ing preparation: for the occasion. TIL"
Co!lrg, t;lee club ana Band have been
rchcarSing aud Viii take active part.
Some Of th,. finest speakers Of the
state have b""n secured h. the COM
mittec in charge. Holman f.. Day VIII
r"ad IL poem which he has especially
prepared for the occasion. som" OF
the other Speakers will be President
Charlr.; La White. Hon. Forrest Good
win of Sknwhcgan. Hon. :. :. Br"Wl
Of this city. Hon. W. G. chapman of
Portland and Coach George Eankhart,
coach of tn" football team.
4 banquet will be served 1T tho
close of the meeting by Caterer j.
Fields hurry of this city.
Invitations have been extended to al
alumni and all others who have ever
been connected with the college. An
excellent opportunity is offered To re-
new old acquaintallc"S, manifest col
lcEc spirit and note tn" many changes
that hav" taken l,iaC" on the Campus
especially the rcmodcilinC Of n,
Bricks for chapter houses for the frat
entities.