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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

For Sale-Early Ohio seed potatoes;
also some for cooking purposes, at ST
per bushel. p. HI. Straub, miles
south of town.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16
See the fresh stock of ging-
hams, percales and cheviots
at Mrs. Moore's.

Stop itching Instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheun, teter, itch, hives.
herpes, scabies-Doan's O;ntment-.
At any drug store
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

j. Ell. Briggs, who moved TO Collyer
from Ladder, Kans., was in the city
Wednesday and made a brief but ap-
preciative call at this office
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

J. v. l. Irwin dropped into Qua
teepe Thursday afternoon. Joe in
formed us that he almost lost his
house by lamp explosion recently
He says the ground hog don's amount
to much as a weather prophet in ives
tern Kansas If the pesky little ami.
mails prediction was true We would be
having winter weather. But Joe says
give US this kind of weather always
its bachelors delight A bachelor
can live on sunshine; pork and beans,
and corn bread.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

For SaIe-A Mol seed oats. Hard
man Lumber Co.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

some time the latter part of the
month.
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E. L. Braudt was up from Ogallah
township last Thursday.
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DeWITT'S s s::s:..;:- WITCH HAZEL
SALVE For Piles. Burns. Sores
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

You can puy the best western coal
at 1925 per ton; electric lump at Sc. so.
Paul Huyck Lumber Co., Ogallah
Kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

James Finch shipped cattle last
Sunday. J i'm is quite cattle buyer
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

H l.. Anderson was over from
Graham county Thursday and paid us
visit. H. L. has out ITO acres of
wheat that looks fine.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

Mrs. 3. w. Spena received the sad
news Monday that Mrs. Lima Yagel,
of Manhattan, Kans.. had died at 9
hospital in Kansas City, Mo- She
had several tumors removed and the
shock was too great for her. Mrs.
Yagei will be remembered as the
cook at the American House when
p. Zawodsky was proprietor.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

We are going some. Five new sub
scribers this week
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

Did You ever witness finer weathea
at this season of the year.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

Ed. Guschewsky, the real estate
man of Collyer, was county seat
visitor Tuesday, and made this office
a pleasant call.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

TEere seems TO be good demand
for mules
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

Marshal Sellers Is laid up with
sprained back.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

Court convenes Tuesday. March 4,
1907.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

Good seed oats for sale at the Hard
man Lumber Co.
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Subscribe for the WORLD.
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Do you want a lOans Do
you want to sell your land?
Do you want to buy land at
a bargain2 Call on John A.
Nelson, Wa-Keeney, Kans.
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Good fresh beef at Bakers.
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0EfNENIL
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DiREC
n !. hiLLE w. y
| w. @ BAKER
-
Court convenes Tuesday, March 4.
1907.
rl.ere seems TO be a good demand
for mules
Marshal Sellers Is laid up with
sprained back
For SaIe-A MOL seed oats. Hard
man Lumber Co.
We are going some. Five new sub
scribers this week
E. L. Braudt was up from Ogallah
township last Thursday.
Did you ever witness finer weathea
at this season of the year
James Finch shipped cattle last
Sunday. Jim is quite a cattle buyer.
John Clark was up from Adair,
Tuesday, and made US an appreelative
visit.
Henry Ropers, a newcomer from
Nebraska, is new reader of the
World.
j. K. Richard expects to be home
SEINE time the latter part of the
month.
Miss Nettie Mcvey is home from
Salina where she attended business
college.
Clerk of the court G. F. Ridgway
made a business trip to Kansas City,
Thursday.
w. N. Larrabee has rented the
property vacated by j. f. Gunckel
and family.
w. J. Williams has force of men
at work painting the roof of the
court house.
For Sale-Bronze turkeys. Inquire
Of Mrs. II. W. Finch, 10 miles north
west of town.
1t is rumored that j. W. Phares
HAS OldCt GU a Vo,tOO 1iOu
a Topeka firm.
r. g. Wilson expects to be gone
most of next week attending the
Omaha convention.
The Ladies' AID will meet with
Miss Hotel Tuesday, February 10.
Ollie Morse, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Rogers, of Willcax
township, were IN the city Thursday
trading with our merchants.
Mrs: A. B. Jones and sons Glen and
Guy returned home from their east
ern trip the first of the week.
A large crowd took in the Frank
Riley sale south of town Thursday.
Everything sold at good figures.
Several of our subscribers request
US 60 give the local market reports
which will be found in this issue.
Albert Sellers is manipulating the
reins on the SELLERS dray this week.
He is an old hand at the business.
J. II. G. Gilbert, who owns the old
Ostrander ranch, sends the World to
his brother in Oklahoma. Thanks.
Grocery Buying
Made Easy
~
Mark s
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z, KANSAS.
TORS.
keLToN r. s. OfEsoL o
A. n BLAIR
Good seed oats for sale at the Hard
man Lumber Co.
Up. S. c. E. Sunday evening at
$50. Topic. "An Easy Life Versus a
Hard One" Leader, Bert Greenwood
Lewis A. Sigler and Lille B. Brown
were married at the residence of the
probate judge last Friday, February
8.
Grinnell has organized brass band,
and we'll bet pair of sox that the
editor of the Record toots the bass
horn.
You can puy the best western coal
at So. 25 per ton; electric lump at sc. 80.
Paul Huyck Lumber Co., Ogallah
Kansas
August Tegtmeyer of. Voda leaves
Sunday night on an extended visit to
Chicago, Milwaukee and other north
ern cities.
For Sale-Early Ohio seed potatoes;
also some for cooking purposes, at ST
per bushel. p. HI. Straub, miles
south of town.
Ed. Guschewsky, the real estate
"a ~
visitor Tuesday, and made this Office
a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gearhart write
that they are residing OH farm near
Severance, Kans. Harry didn't like
the barber trade.
Mr.. Hunt and family from Illinois
are new corners. They are domiciled
in the Glenn Sisters cottage in the
east part of town.
H. L. Anderson was over from
Graham county Thursday and paid us
visit. H. L. has out ITO acres OF
wheat that looks fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Coffin, WI % live
on the J. c. H. Gilbert ranch, are the
proud parents of a bran new girl,
born February 4, 1907.
Don't fail to read George Moneys
big sale ad. in this issue. This will
be the biggest sale of the season. He
has great variety to sell.
/ j. Ell. Briggs, who moved to Collye1
from Ladder, Kans., was in the city
Wednesday and made brief but ap-
preciative call at this office.
Epworth League February II, 1907
6:45 p. NJ. at the M. E. church. Sub.
ject-''The Divine Purpose for U.s.
Leader, Fannie Cunningham.
The Ladies' AID society of the M. E.
church will serve a Colonial supper
at Mrs. Lucas February %. from {
until p. m. Every body invited.
There will be German Lutheran
services next Sunday afternoon al
2:30. p. M. Rev. Deering is expected
to hold the service. G. NJ. Bange, pas
tor.
Mrs. Harry Burkett left Monday
evening for Ogden, Utah, being call.
ed there On account of the serious i'll
ness of her husband, who has typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sellers and Miss
Nettie&deVey were called to Graham
county Thursday, on account of the
death of Mrs. Sellers father, Mr.
McVey.
There is certain barber in town
remarked the other day: eff this
| fine weather continued / will be
tempted to drown a few angle
woFmes."
Miss Eva Plants and brother Gin.
ton left the first of the week for Sail
ma, Kans., where they will take q
business course at the Kansas Wesley
an college.
L. S. Myerly, of Collyer, was in the
city Wednesday. He was trying his
hand at his old trade, blacksmlthing
making well auger at Harry Rich
ards shop.
| r. Owen, James Feeney. J. J. Ker
ans and r Horak went tn Fills last
World's cresset., 1907-12-26

+: Eject according to the toreknowiedse
OF God ,hs Father through sanc,ihca. :
'ion Of tho Spirit, unto obedience ana
srriokllng Of The blood ur Jesus Christ
Grace un'o you. and peace, be multiple
ed. Peter i-a.
We havea subject before US,
that Theologeons has strivcn oy,
er. The slseptic's have criticised.
And the iuddel has reasoned
on it. The very strongest minds
have widely differed on II II
writing OH this subject. wc shall
divide 1t up into three different
propositions The first will be =
did God forcknow all things.'
| Second, did God fore.ordain
i all things?
II so;
Has hc at all times proved him
self II just God: With these
three points in view: We shall
slowly venture out--For the
ground whcreon We shall ven
ture, are holy ground. Our first
remark, to our readers, is this
that there will nothing do yor
any good, out the truth. Ano
whether God did or did not 1t
bchohycs us, to take the Word oI
God for it--Whethcr it suits ns
or not. II it has been our lot {,
believe different To what th,
Word teaches; Give it up m,
take the Word for it. Nov tn,
question comes direct. hi,
God know all things from th'
beginning OF his work Of Cr"a
tion?' We say right here tha
God has said in his Word, tina
lie knew all HIS works from tn,
beginning unto the end. lacas'
read;
Known unlo God are all his work
from the beginning Of the world. Act
i5-ls -
You will also find in the iirs
epistie of John this language:
For II our hear, condemn US. God
greater ,hap our hear, and knvw~,h a
) thing. I. John 8 30
The language used in Acts Is
IL. there is no question thcr,
God knew all his works from I'll
very beginning Of his work Il
had to know iIcm. TO perfori
them, This scripture does NJ
! teach us that God knew a
tlinel;'but just his works. Il,
now how about Johns languag
He bas said that God know
all things" This We shall n,
/ deny. For when God said b
John that he knew all .hings "
believe it. isut we mast brir
out the truth, so that we. ms
know how it was brought abou
that he might not have this .aS
conflicting statement with othc
World's cresset., 1907-12-26

'uy shopid do tta4ae things
And 4 he had Of knows ihep)
then he would Of had those thiaes|
70 hls hcast. But this Is not all|
" order that there is no stone|
left unturned, We shall give you]
another scriptures that will
leave no room for any question
TO be ask in regard to God know
ing all things. Please read.
They have bull, also the high places
icy baal. 10 burn their SIMS with fire for
burnt cferings unto Baa. which CON-
mandsd mol Ter srske Il neither core
! y lsiu niy pdpi Jer 10 j.
Those things never came into
this heart or mind, then there
is no use in saying God fore.
knew all things. In all those
passages, God himself has told
us, that He did not know. But
We must give to the reader one
more as 1t is recorded in this
language.
! Wha, could have bcen done more y
my vineyard tina, ! have no, Done In ii
wherefore when locked that !, shou,t
bring forth grapes, brought il forth wili
gramss isa "a
!, God look for something thai
He did not get. And O. deal
reader would it not be a foolist
thing for Gud to look for some
thing that he knew that he would
not get. So let US be homes,
with ourselves.and God did moi
know the power that the Devi
would have oyer man. And YOU
will see that every time that ht
speaks of not knowing; it is
when man is over powered by
| satan. And in order to know
this he sent his beloved son in
flesh to he tempted like as We
and then God learned this. Their
in Christ he could say thai
ne knew all things as re
corded above. So the reader
see, in this manner th,
word is harmmized. But t
say that God knew al
things, We make his wor,
TO onaict, and good fal-efyey
And this is not all; TO balicv
that God knew when he create
Lucifer the sun OF the morning
And that he would becoH
a devil, And for the purpos
just to torment people, an
through his denominations leu
i, of into eternal night to be to
mented day and night for cvt
and for ever--thc character
" who God had created and pr
u nounced them good and yer
:, good. TO assign such q cru
spirit to the character that N
call God of love, q God ,
y mercy; it is to ubsnrd for n
even to think Oft prefer
say, that which the scriptu,
c say and that is that when &c
u created the devil he created hi
the Sun of the morning b,
he left his first estate. And d
generate! into a I.o.hsou
- rssn, And God did not kno
,hic sa,we- tbs, s',4s plan. woul
h1ve 0sSs R,sa Ta&s IA,
rrialse u GAd. q gsoi ls auv
SO dsar rsasSsr AesAr sIx.
Z hf:iths Ia rni;s, smf eAMss ii
ID soeG a.s,A TefA'se tss ssla. Ar:ai
World's cresset., 1907-12-26
The Foreknowledge oi God:

that was made prior to this hJl
holy men who spoke as the srlrik
gave them utterance. For Mos
es speaking in regard to the
sons Of God said this;
Aad !, rspen,ed ID. Lord thai he Asd
made man on The earth, and h ssisvsdl
him At bis heart. Gsa. s-s y;
) Now there is no mistake, in
this language. but what Moses
has declared that God rcpented
chat he had ever made man On
the earth. Now II he knew be.
fore He created men on the earth
that those things would come to
pass. Then He would Of had
nothing to- repentea Of. This
does not conflict with what John
said, rs we shall show later on.
But inorder that the reader
may have a better understanding
OF this all important subject, We
shall turn them to this scripture:
And he said Lay not thine hand upon
the lad. neither 30 thu any thing ua.o
him; ior now know that thou fearcst
t'mi. seeing tiorhas' nni Withheld thy
$40, t',inc oni, sm fl.nn me. Gcu. e.
is
After God had said to Abra.
ham take your son isaac and Of,
fer him as II Sacrifice, upon an
alter, and he had obcyed God.
And was now. standing with
hand. aud kni'c in the
hand; ready to'thrast it into his
san iod ny tho angel called To
Abraham and said: stay thy
hand Abraham Now I know
thou lowest God" from this Ian.
guage one would have to say
that God did not before. And
this tn would kill "fore-ordina.
ton" in this manner. That is,
God did not know all things from
the beginning in the name,
some think he did. We shall
mot stop here yet. but shall ad
!, vance another step farther ant
have you read:
| And the Lord said Because the cv
of Sedan and Oomoirah is great, an
because their sin is very grivous
II l will go down how and see whelL,
) they have doae altogether according ,
J Tho cry ~ il which Ia cnn,e unto mc
and " not will know. Gen. ~ = 20 -
] Now VIC have before our -rcat
crsa a scripture that is too plain
=. dnubt. u will 20 down now an
) SEQ and t'.eri ] will know" Go
I did not knnw or else he woul
not of said then 1 will know
c This scripture does rot conflie
: with John, as We shall see hate
on
y We can not stop here yet "
must call tie readers attentip
to this serip,ure. Please read.
And the, havv hull, ne high rlsc
of Toehe, xhirh i, In the vale VI Il
son O: ilinnar,. TO hQsn their sees ~
their tsurh,er in the ire vbhh cor.
uisnsi-d shsh a.', rc;fAsr esnx, y ini
h, e-art Ter IN
We have before Us = sfc- pr
denl, biz tia. these t9Sugs ragp
,elal Frtc t.l., heart os God th;
World's cresset., 1907-12-26
. Continued from page 2.
/, ,A,li re male sad icssls. Gen.

0f was it this one.
AVA The, wrni In un.o Noah into the
Il trc and two oi al aesh. wherein
ths mea.a Of life. Gcn : -l5
or could ithase been this one
They have msved me to jealousy with
q, witch is MT Goi; they have pro-
'Ssled M 10 anger with their vani,ies.
"a Sil. moye them to JEALOUSY with
eose sh..;h are M, people; VIII p'o
ssks ,h' II. 10 anger with foolish ne
Ekr pant y 81,
Or it may be that BRO. Rast
sishes to swecten his lips On
cmc Of what he calls nonscnce
n SO pleose tell me. (if there is
81 two classes fpeople spoken
n as ore created and the other
Why God used this
q sing, . barren. ,hou that didst moi
ktear; break forth into singing. snc Try
Eslnc,. ihn,i that t.n'st not travail with
isxlM f,r more are the children of the
lAesnlale than the children % the maj
lied wife. smith the Lord. !sa. 5i-l.
81 And repeated by Panl. ,
q for it is written. Il, ,jiice. thou bar
srp ,lsl hearea Mn. break forth art
Sp ,N,u lhr, .r7vei'e-' nat: for ID,
deso'a hath macy more cli,drca than
nc Nhch hath a husband. Gal. A.
81.
SsNow Bro. Rust in concluding
sthi> article, the abserd az
snoncencical scriptures as yOr
'calI them. We shall give yor
Ithc II chap. Of Rom. to cxplair
for rs it there was not two pco
PIE, or men one created and thu
o her formed. But il the tran
slators worpcd and twisted, th'
scriptures to suit themselves Il,
you said they did. Then we sa,
Ii was a good thing for II wis
MA to be born. We are willing
p.r.. ,ctly willing; to leave ourscl
YES N tile hands Of our readers
for them to justify or condemn
sfor We are confident that Bro
sRu,t viii fees as though he is no
Srrcatcr than Peter was, he wi
see himself as others see him.
Yours Truly.
Row. l.. s. Garrett
World's cresset., 1907-12-26

A. NO. !. Flcuring Mill Pro lt,y. pa, q.
ais.ns Lots. Fine Pond, snor q. ~ole
sary Good never falling WE'LL lnl. t,u. h,,t,t.r ),
Eogno houe With 6no IS Etwtr trsps cupets
ssaung Price $1,000 09 Engine worth The money Any
this property reasonable TERMS
White call this Orvcs O6cc oil G'nore iw
Pomona who will SHOW property and deal the the buy
b MU. 4 8 v.c.n. lots in Po.oDA sh ssxso H. s,oes
For pasessn call Al this
Crrfcs. or atJ +. Giuosr's Onirs in Pomona
cNo. 8, SOLD.
q. M. 4 100 acr. farm u mile. & Tr..k aad u ii.
W. NJ View. G5 cultivation s5s 10 tmSsr 20 =. y
Timothy Orchard large family coDsasg Arplss
Peaches Plam, Cherries Grspss berries Gsod cissfo,
vel Pend good Iahls aad. ~ be cslsivssd
s,em scb,o u shsrcb. DosbIs log bsrs. room
with lsspaes. Price 1lsoo0o.
=. Nv. 2. 100 sers lAru It \. ". N, yssw. Sas u
Trask csvsos asd ~ y 0eel - tubss ~ ssn
School aud II nj from ebarch st TaotAy Ws ss1 psaa
o. jarm Los sabssn Onassa hsgs essssh ~ fsaily
sslsrs Pos ssn bss hssis ssA ~
paes. q ssse N # III
r. Hl I4 Aesss joins mp b Ttssk tbs North Ess
10 sorts cultIvafion good apa Uths
inrs ThIs farm u Ars hDms nsat sskak god shsol i
ynsls good church III ils 4sAsk Akrvne ls ys and
4. tjs homs sssbsf vf ID Nlltto spe n iosl
q fss purebesss slsvstae ~ nsths ~ " f
A9t ysiN -. sSsesa@
World's cresset., 1907-12-26
AND AT HON !.
Fall is here, and winter is c0milg BllI
body desire to be comfortable and The best Eay u
do this, is, to come to Tr&k where you lind IS
located and SPEND your money at home Mthg
And get you Dollars worth Of goods IL II Itl'I ln IN
for them,
+ We keep general line Of Merchan ndse, and q
the best goods in the market, and will allow no
one to undersell U.s. For we buy for the people
to save them money. ALSO

goods ard w we, vtt TO- for tEe ptplc
ply nuid ittIts aid he ltIctTs interests are
tsme cell ard Get Dry Gted GrottI'sr We
shall try pleate rId lnunsts With
success.
G. ". JOHNSON.
TRASK No.
World's cresset., 1907-12-26

The Ed. is al agant for the
Bellville separator and the Jumbo
.s .yf%s
Engin. THE BEST that is made
we know what we are talking
about, we have been running
them now for four years. Ne
will sell you one or both call and
see us, or write US. Now i the
time to buy: Come let us help
You to the worth of your money.
World's cresset., 1907-12-26
REAL-ESHA4E FOR SALE.

The Editor will deal in the Real Estate business
while at Trask. Any on, wanting to sell, will do
we'll to List with us. We have on hands noK
the following:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-28
SUPREME COURT ON
THE lanai MATTER
Circuit Judge Cannot
Vacate a Decree
After Appeal

The Supreme Court has handed
down n written decision coniirmatory
OF the oral decision Of Thursday In the
matter Of the motion To dismiss the
appeal In the Lanai land case. The
syllabus Of the decision IL as follows:
A circuit Judge is without jurisdic.
ton To vacatc decree after an MP.
peal from II has been allowed and TAX.
an tn the Supreme Court, even though
the allowance of the appeal was dis.
cretionary with him
An interlocutory decree and order
allowing an appeal from II may be
prepared by the losing party and pre-
geDted by him to the Circuit Judge Tor
signature aud allowance without no.
tice Ia the opposite parts--thoueh or
dinarily that would not be In accord
ancc with the better practice: mere
failure tn give such notice. no inius.
ticc resulting. does not call for tho
dismissal Of the appeal
In an interlocutory decree over
ruling demurrer u Is unnecessary
To include u clause giving leave to
answer over. even though that was
included In the opinion. and especially
u AN appeal In Ia be allowed from the
decree. the omission of such clause
though unlntentional Ii not ground
Tor dismissing the appeal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-28
NO DECISION YET
BY SUPREME COURT
IN LANAI MATTER

There was no decision by the Su
prcme Court this morning In tho Lanai
matter The court adjourned last Fri.
Jay until 10 o'clock this morning. after
hearing the arguments In the matter.
and II was thought quite probable that
y decision would be handed down this
morning. Hut as soon as court was
opened, II was adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. This Is
taken as meaning that In all probabil
ity the court Is preparing q decision
which II has not yet had time to finish.
However, II Ii possible that some other
phase Of the matter will come up to.
morrow and that no decision may be
handed down until later.
Judge DE Bolt has taken no action IN
regard TO the default Of the Attorney
Generals Department In filing It's an
swer to the bill In equity. and II seems
hardly probable that he will do any.
thing now until after the Supreme
Court has decided the matter of the
demurrer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-28
n, r. WILL ANTICIPATE
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
meeting until February l6 ana 10 nav,
the reports printed and Distributed "a
the stockholders before that date
These were to include the feature rec.
Commended by Castle.
The ofiivrs for the past year were
reelected for the ENSUING year, with
the exception of Secretary Geo. p.
Thiolen, who is on the mainland. VIM
Williamson was elected TO t,ke hii
place.
On motion by Castle II was decided
to Instruct the company's attorney 10
apply for an amendment Of he charter.
whereby the auditor woull not neces-
sarlly be a member Of tina Board OF
Directors, Castle sail that similar
steps were being take. by several 9th
or corporations, He was OF The opinion
That 1t was only fair to the stocl,holl-
ers to arrange matters the way, as the
auditor was the only check they had
on the Board, This was carried