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aau n. VI. edols, 126-t29 CATO Building.
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The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

LoufS Poucher and Miss
Esteila Steipheimer stole .
march On their friends ON
Wednesday of last week by
getting q license and then
quietly going to the Metho.
dist parsonage aud having
Rev. Geo. W. Shepherd pro-
nounce them man aud wife.
Mr.. Poucher is one Of Mar
sball's. splendid young men
and is In the barber's bust
ness on South Lafayette.
Miss Steinheiner il the
daughter of Rev. H. j. Stein
heimer and possesses all the
charms and qualities that &c
10 make an ideal wife. The
young couple have gone u
house: excepting in the residence
recently vacated by Geo w.
Brown, on South Lafayette.
We wish them happiness and
prosperity.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
SHARON

James Parks spent a few
days in Slater this week.
@. d. Harris aud wife spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Harris.
Miss .Melyina Quisenberry
entertained her Sunday School
class last Tuesday all report
q good time.
The cold wave Sunday, made
Us think winter was still with
us.
Frank Ayers, Of Marshall,
aud viii Rodgers, Of Slater,
through the berg
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
Corner Stone Laying

We are forced by space and
time to omit the program OF
the high school corner stone
next Tuesday, blu,
briefly it in: Procession form.
ing on east and north side
of square at 2 p. m. headed
by Grand Marshall r. E. L.
Smith, School board, Marshall
.Cornet Band, lodges, citizens
on foot and IN carriages. A,
the building There will be y
musical apd literary program,
besides the laying Of the cor
ner stone by the Grand Lodge
of Masons of Missouri.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
Among the Churches

The Episcopal church will
observe the Booth anniversary
of the first service held 10
America-at jamestown in
1607--next Sunday.
The First Presbyterian
Sunday schoo! didn't have the
largest attendance Sunday hut
led in the collection in this
city.
The Epworth League Of the
First M. e. Church had q
very enjoyable social at the
church Friday evening. The
evening was spent in listen.
iug TO a splendid musical and
literary program. Refresh
ments we're served to a large
mum Der present. q. N. Han
son, president "f the League,
Instituted a contest that
promises to be o big success.
j. B. DeGarmo and Miss Nora
Payne were made captains
and each chose members for
his or her side. The contest
is to be decided by the giving
|of points-one for prompt at
tendance, one for participant
ing and the loss OF one for
non.attendance. The losing
side is 10 banquet the winners.
Mr.. Hanson also offers q SIS
Bible to the member securing
the largest number OF new
members.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

at Mexico is still attracting
much attention and at meet
ipg of some business men
there this week additional
funds we're pledged to inves.
tigate the matter.
+ The Coroner's jury, after
ten days of thorough investjL
in which every sus-
picious character and tough in
the city was made to prove an
alibi, beside looking into sew
!eral personal matters that
seemed to give rise TO q sus-
picion Of assassination. re-
turned a verdict that Reed
came TO bis death at the hands
of an unidentified person who
was bent on robbery. /.
The citizens and State
with the aid of the County
Court, offered a reward Of
nearly $4,000 for the appre.
hension of the murderer.
Several detectives came here
on their OIL accord, but left
several days without
having gained a clew to the
perpetrators of the crime.
The consensus of opinion is
that the murder was the re.
suit of an attempted hold.up,
In which the victim refused u
with the assailants
demands and was killed dur
ling a struggle. Along this
line a young man is being
sought in st. Louis, who dis.
appeared from this city two
days after the killing. His
arrest is expected at any time,
The assassino ton theory Is
still considered by many,
though suspicion does moi
touch anyone.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
LITTLE ROCK

George Gigger went TO Mel
son Sunday TO see the Reds
play.
Miss Kate Nolke called at
Little Rock Sunday.
Gilliam's Social Club boat
was tied up at Little Rock
over Sunday.
Dan Eblers was a caller
west Of town Sunday evening.
Joe Giger says that he likes
Little Rock fine and especially
here OF late. Wonder why?
John Childress who has
been very sick Is ut present
on the mend.
Henry Berlykamp and Mote
Ehlers transacted business
ut Marshall Monday.
Miss Clara Cramer return
ed home Wednesday morning
after several days visit at
Little Rock.
DR.. Sharp transacted bust
ness at Glasgow Friday ac'
companied by Prof. Trout.
Ehler Bros. base ball nine
of Little Rock played Nelson
Sunday at Nelson the score
being % TO 8 in favor OF Lit
tie Rock. Come to Little
Rock boys and see the Reds
play, for they are the best
nine in Saline county.
Henry Spreitzer, Ben Lar
men, Henry Olendortf, George
Nolke Martin and Joe Giger
were Little Rock callers Sat-
urday afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
BLUE LICK

John Shanahan living near
Herndon had the misfortune
of losing his little son last
Monday evening. They chop
ped a tree down and it layed
TN the stump and when cut
loose fell on the little boy
crushing his head and killing
him instantly.
Farmers are busy planting
corn.
Harvest will soon be here.
Hello, Fannie, how is Wash
ingtop?
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

Isaac N. Shelton, of Hig.
ginsville, Mo-, came to Kan
sas City Thursday afternoon,
intending to 60 TO New Mex
leo. David Bradley, Harry
Harvey and Edwsrd Boyle,
city detectives, found him
Thursday night sitting on :
truck on the Union depot plat
form throwing his money
right and left. He was held
until yesterday morning..
Last night y telegram was re-
ceived at police headquarters
from Skelton's wife IN Hig-
ginsville, asking thai, be Be
held until some member Of
Ethe family CONES after him.
He was re-RrreGted. He bad
$5f,80 left Kansas Guy
Star.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
Mrs. James Harris

died May q, 1907 at her home
southwest Of Gretchen, after
an illness Of two weeks.
She was formerly Miss
Addie Pittmap, daughter Of
Mrs. Pittman, OF near this
place. Mrs. Harris leaves a
hu sband, two small children,
"A mother, brothers and sis
ters tn mourn her death. We
extend our sympathy 10 the
bereaved enes.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
WIN 70 East

Dan O'Brien is working TO
secure a large attendance at
the National Convention of
Eagles at Norfolk, Va, Sept.
Bird to 9th. He said they have
secured the lowest rate Offer
ed thus far--$27.5 SO for the
round trip. Persons going
with them can take in the
jamestown exposition.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
DEATHS
CONTINUED from PAGE y
Christopher Kiel

died at his home north oI
Malta Bend last Thursday
May %, at half past five "
the morning, aged ~ years II
months and six days. His re.
mains were laid To rest in the
cemetery just north of Malta
Bend Friday at two O'clock.
He leaves q wife and two Sons
~ mourn the loss OF a kind
and loving husband and faith.
err. Mr.. KEEL Was born Ia
Gorsiminger. France, June
IL, 1884 and came tO America
when he was only IL years
old. AS a boy he went to
work for George .Nye making
that his home Tor Is years or
till he married in 1874. Mr..
KEEL has no relatives in Saline
his brothers both died in Hi.
nois; he was the last Of a fam.
lily of IL children.
There's something IN the passing hour
VIII chill the warmest henri
Yet kindred. comrades. lovers. friends.
Are fated oil to part;
But this I'VE seen-spd many q pans
Has pressed IL on my mind
The one who socs IL happier
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES
A SNAP

We offer below the biggest
bargain in double buggy har-
ness we have ever had, there
never was q time that this
harness was sold as cheap,
even when leather was 16c a
pound cheaper than now this
harness was sold for more
money then we now ask.
Read the following description
and see ( you can match It
for the price. IL inch single
ply trace attached to hame,
steel names with fancy nickle
swedge terrets and draft eye,
1x1t heavy lines. Common
Sense pad, double and stitched
skirts and bearers, 4 inch felt
lined housings, II inch belly
band bilIets, folded belly
bands, I inch turnback with
round crupper, ~ inch breast
straps, II inch yoke straps,
. inch bride, blind or open.
with 1 inch heavy over check.
Price, less collars $22.00
Price with collars : $500
Yours for business,
Potter Saddlery-C Carriage Co.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

Mrs. Stephen Harris is moi
so well at this writing.
Frank Rodgers was calling
10 Good Hope neighborhood
Sunday. -
The farmers are all busy
planting corn.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
ARROW ROCK

DR.. Charles Lawless anC
wife attended the funeral here
last Friday of MI. Jamisor
and were dinner guests oI
M. and Mrs. d. Lawless.
Mrs. Ed Murphy, of Black
water, In visiting this week
with her mother, Mrs. Pruitt,
Mrs. Julia Fenwick, who
died last Saturday morning
at the residence of her son
Ben Fenwick, in Cooper Co.
was buried atthe Arrow Rock
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
She leaves 9 sons and 4 daugh.
ters, beside a host Of friends
and relatives To mourn her
loss.
MISS Mary Pearl Bingham
left last Friday for a visit
with relatives in Kansas City
and Dewitt.
A protracted meeting will
begin Sunday, June End, at
tho Christian church here
conducted by Rev. c. e.
Burgess, the regular pastor,
assisted by Evangelist Swift.
Everyone is cordially invited
10 attend.
Mrs. M. F. Horne, of Black.
water came over Sunday Ia
visit friends n few days.
Mrs. John MEG ufin left
Monday for a visit with rela-
ives in Kansas City.
Rev. Barnett, filed his reg.
ular appointment at the M. Z,
church Sunday.
The members of the Chris,
tian church had q nice con.
crete side walk made 10 from,
OF their church this week.
Mrs. Ed Miller Is very low
at this writing with no hopes
Of her recovery.
Mrs. W. M. Tyler Of Mar,
shall came Friday to be with
Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Nathan Bowles, Of
near Marshall il here this
week at the bedside Of her
mother, Mrs. Ed Miller who
is very sick.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

y the trsatpsas Of pllss u becomsi
npcesssry 70 havs he remedy put up
n svch : form thst II ean b. applied
~ porte s6sstsd. Msa zss Piie. rem-
~ \ encAssd IN collspslbls tubs
inossle attached. Itfcannot help
A. ;speeh ths spot. Rsi,sves blind
~ hchiug aaA protrudinA piles,
<pate ~ nossls gussesAes1. Try
1pI1s Nv & Sseaklias
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
AMONG OUR

j. X. Pummill, OF Filley,
Mo-, formerly Of Herndon,
sent us a dollar for renewal
last week ana added: 1--WE
love 10 hear from all the peo-
pie up north. Everything is
% X down here and trade is
rushing"
Col. +. NJ. Stone Monday
handed US u dollar TO send the
Republican to the''Big Four"
and giving the address as l02
East Arrow. He wouldn't
tell who the big four'' are
but If they can stand to read
the Republican we are willing
TO do business on any silver
dollar coming our way.
M. II. Bradshaw. who re.
Gently moved here from Mt.
Leonard, dropped In Monday:
morning to order the Repub.
lican.
Wm. Mitchell, one OF Mar.
shall's splendid citizens of
College Addition, called in
Saturday TO renew.
A. Ransberger, one of Salt
Springs prosperous and gent
al farmers, handed us q dollar
for renewal while in Marshall
Saturday.
Arthur Clough, one of Mar.
shall's hustling young real
estate men, was among our
new subscribers Saturday.
@. W. Bogart, a former
Marshall citizen, but now re-
siding near Houstonia, visit.
ed Alex Thomas, southeast of
Marshall, over Sunday and
called in Monday morning TO
leave US a dollar for sub.
scription.
Geo. Conway sent us a dol
lar yesterday for renewal from
Arrow Rock.
Stephen Tuders, of College
Addition, called in Tuesday
to hand us u dollar for renew
al. ,
f. M. Bauer, of Malta
Bend. sent us a dollar Wed.
nesday through the courtesy
lof our correspondent, Lewis
Brown. for a years subscrip-
tion to the Republican. Mr..
Brner is the champion corn
|cutter Of Saline and says he
has made enough at that bust
mess so that he can spare 81
for The best county paper.
Adblph Royar was over
from Miami on business Wed,
nesday. He called 10 and
handed Us his name a. 1 new
subscriber. MI. Royar has
y very sore finger which was
bitten BY . bog while ringing
|the hog
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
A Big Boy

Mrs. A. A. Vesser present
ed her husband with a H.
pound boy Friday. The
young fellow is almost a man
and his parents are very
proud Of him.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
GILLIAN

Rev. o. X. Wolfe. E. ].
Duulay, j. W. Mckinney, Il.
M. Swinney, W. r. Burton
and Jas. Whittle spent last
week fishing on the Lamine.
They went down on the new
gasoline launch. They re-
port a small catch.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
Appendicitis

10 due 10 q large measure to abuse OF
the bowels by employing drastic pur.
gatives. To avoid oil danger, use
only DR.. Kings New Life Pills, the
safe, gentle clesusers and invigora.
tors. Guaranteed TO cure headache,
b~iliousness. malaria and jaundlce, .,
p. II. Franklin's drug store. 26c.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

Spring Winds chap, tar and cause
frccklest TO appear Pinesalve Csrbolizsd
applied at night willrelieve that burn.
Ing sensation. Natures own remedy.
Acts like q poultice and draws out
Inflammation. Sold by r. II. Frank.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

-
Marion Vaughan of Cass.
vile, who drove 400 cows
overland to California In 1854,
Joined the prospectors and
located a gold mine. Five
men frequently shared the
lodging of Mr.. Vaughan and
his partner. One day the
partner sacked his gold and
started for his home 10 the
East. Soon the man stag
gered back into camp. He
said the five men whom they
had often fed were robbers
land had attacked him. He
had killed four and badly
Iwounded the fifth. Vaughan
and others went to the scene
LOT the attack, where they
found the wounded robber
still conscious. He told them
where the gang had hidden
$3.50, 600 in gold. The money
was turned over to the county
and state. Mr.. Vaughan
home with 5000, He
came by way Of New Orleans.
At Memphis the travellers
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

Everyone knows that Spring 10 thu
season Of the year whom the system
needle cleansing. Rings Little Live
Pulls are highly recommended. TT,
them. Soldby p. II Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
Real Estate Transfers

Malipda johnson TO Fred John.
son lot 20 block 4 FAIRIES adj
dillon Sweet Springs ....... LOG
Fred ID Johnson to Malinda
Johnson lot 2s b lot % b 8
FAIRIES add Sweet Syringe. l0t
Ge) w Moore TO WIN A Hsiues
40 acres In li-5i-20 .......... 340(
Geo Lucas TO Kate Lucas 30
} ~ l0-4Se2S. ..E I.a. .1,,.8...
M Bradshaw TO Mary T. Court
lot 7 and 8 b 9 Mt Leonard. 4C0
w II Guerrant to John w App
8 acres 10 o 81 10. ........... E00(
II II Harris to J T Conway 37s
10 ll-50.2l.. 37O0
Lydia A Blackburn to trustees
Evangelical church pt lot 1872
B II Blackburn & Rea's add
TO Blackburn ............ ID
Susie Jones ct al 10 Henry Fin
ley 60ftxl6oft 10 3o-50-23. 49,. 81
Mary | Y Alexander TO Ida N =
Coburu lot l q 3 let add
Nelson. 80. csc
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
Yours for business,
Potter Saddlery-C carriage Co.

100 PEN ckNrvM: thst's 81 o.
aWytklns. We'll. n Crosse Lsmtss
ce's Ready Mixed hesss pstnA 10
1908 eurs; ne Ill pure.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
Corner Stone Laying

The Grand Lodge Of the
state Of Missouri, A. f. and
A. M. will lay the corner stone
of the new High School Build,
ing, at Marshall, on Tuesday
June 4th, at 2 O'Clock p. m,
The Grand Lodge will con.
vene at the Hall Of Trilumins
No. POS, ut 1:3O p. m,
AL Masons Of Saline county
and visiting brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
Fraternaliy,
G. G. Robertson, W. NJ,
@ r. E. ~ Smith, Sec'y.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

MS.ss q hssshy $50 tSses XII laNas:
q sudh elotnss ~ ri. SSkS1 V111t1 80
yeaes fr6sa ~ Gina ~ IN gio&1kpittha "
~ lnetio9thsy vhof1t SoyseSs
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

Hurried meals, lack OF exercise are
the maincs uses Of dyspepsis. A
Rngs Dyspepsis Tablet alter each
meal aids digestion, improves the sp-
petite. Sold by r. II. Franklin.
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PLAT, ABANDONED STATESMAN,
PATHETIC FIGURE ON BIRTHDAY
AoEp AND ALONE. HIS cELE.
aRATioN or rite DAY PASSES
WITHOUT A vEsrlaE or ire
FORMER sPLENDoRs.

Seattle Star Exclusive servlee.l
NEW YORK. Aug. Aged.
feeble and crippled. Thomas Collier
flatt onee the greatest political
power IN tho greatest political state
~ the union. the wotahlned king
81 New York. In whose traln fol.
lowed hoFsiez ~ hlg and llttte chiefs.
seeking Tor the smile that meant
success. nov old aud alone. sits on
the xerHnda % the Oriental hotel
Manhattan beach. practically unno-
ticed ~ any Of the thousands who
once It'd him homage. The other
Gay he celebrated his T8th birth.
daN No enc but newspaper 70.
nofteFs noticed him
The senator's voice has grown
weak. his fingers bonY and a little
palsied, his form wasted until he Il
bat shadow 81 his former self.
Hut he says, i am not lonely.
| feel well ia fact. / feel 10 years
younger. The SEES mlr doses me lots
% good. ! expect 10 live another
10 years and | want 10"
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Iohnaon To wlfa 81 Chaa John
son. zoos I'orsu az. August .. q
daughter
Morrison To wlfe Of Hueh Nor
fison. ass 65rd Az T.. August :. q
daughter
Gibbs TO wlfc II W. y Gibbs.
"a Harrison IT,. August :. dauxh
tar
Williams To wsfr II Fred VII
liams. Rainier teach. July 80.
daughter
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ton. 1851 alAth AZ y +. August z.
a non.
l.undy To wiie 81 Joseph 4
i.nudy. Newpurt and Lakeside. iuiy
81. q H9u.
Ronnr wtto al n. Rober.
Georgetown. August 2 1 son.
Morris TO wite 81 W n Morris.
ssaT Federal az August Z. a daugh.
Ter
Mcclure To ulfe ~ A. W. Nc
Cla-s. So jelternon a.. AnKaat J.
= daughter
nudulph 10 wife Of W. y. nu
dolph. zos Seventh av 9 August 2.
4 daughter
Carr 10 ~ige a NJ. Carr. Del.
mont az. Iuly ~. a daughter.
Dinhn TO wife If FRANK J.
pfmke. f2ii THIRD mv W.. August 1.
4 son
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kslta 10 vtto ~ Masato BaitA.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Hon W. J. Howner vas elected
attorney general 81 british celmna
hla IN tbs byelectian b. vote II
5 90 l.
Rota. The flghtssw leader II the
PuIal@ueA. IN the laiand ~ Laytn.
has been sentenced 10 fmpFisou.
nieut for life and four others wwfu
Kixea tbirtY tive ysara The trial
u Faastlno Ablen. the chief % the
Pulaisga. viii take place this
week
Emperor William yesterday con.
ductsd divine services on board che
yacht iiohenxoIlern. Ia the after
ngsou he visited The cxar.
Az bali game In New YORK yea
teFttaF afternoon a small aiHed faen
riot was started between whigem
and blacks and before the 5000
wero controlled many were In.
iured
The money outlook for this week
IL pefplaxfmw. according 20 financial
statements issued There Is \
heavy undertone TO the speculation
market
Walter weiiman sill leaya for
his exploration trip 20 the north
pole ab0as the middle Of this
mouth
Miss Mary Hartman. daughter
81 ~ ~ Hartman. ls engaged to
wcd William Straight. American
consul general At Mukkden. Man.
chufia The attachment began on
the Mra. Nick tonRw0rth tour
around the world.
Twenty british neWapaparmen
and journalists are touring Canada
and the Pacific coast
An excursion train at Anglers.
France. Jumped a high bridge yua.
terday aud 40 passengers we're
drowned
Three trappera arr missing IN
the Bitter Root mountains. and
searching party from Lewiston.
idaho. is being formed % acuur
the mountains for them
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FOUND
IN BAY

u body d man about so
5stss q age presumed 10 be- that
= ls3l'i Clinton IFnlnan. from let
!. g sAfsaS hat name found on
= asz. Nas discovered floating
: - hzy neaF he foot Of Eawie
= sort Seattle. a. II O'Clock thla
49, Suicide II expected. al
49, 70 determining indication
Aave been foaad
as1gf'safg 70 papers on the man'a
$50 nas mether in.law. Mrs W
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SHEEP CRAZE
NEAR INTAKE

Despite the elsy Of 9Soattle'a
watchhilueaa oYeysitH water supply
and strict laws prohibiting fishing
above the Cedar river intalso, the
Keeper, hired by toe city 60 atop
any fishing or camping near the
intake, keopa q drove III aheel that
daily En 10 the river ~ drink
These sheep are paatufed near
the dam aud are not particular
whether they drink above the dam
or below On almost any day tho
people who own ranches near the
dam can see the sheep drinking
and often standing tn the water 50
iealoualy guarded by the city
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DRIv Il. n
OUT


BEt.tANGhAN. Wash. Aus. s-~
Like thief In the night shr great
Maltuu ard the phenomenal la.
FAyette. who came 60 neilinxhAm a
ww@k ag0. Slipped out of ths city
last al9ht Nalton and hia crowd
announced the determination nf ~
mAsniag seven weeks. and made ar
FangemeHta 10 rent a local tbeAlaF
Tha Esenlnk American lnseFfwfwa
and without the help % a public
official. drove the takers from the
city.
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tssassis star Exclusive Service. J
NE# FORK. AHx a--Tima was
sasn ne loop the loop Ana the gap
q ts4sh Negs calculated 10 create
a Ghfiil
ssa innocent forms Of amuae.
"a ar RES hooked upon By Mile.
kxxasai a. mere chiids piay.
IAas Intrepid little woman Il the
sslfisalsT u the biggest thriller 81
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GK-HANDED crime
IN NEW YORK CITY
ueouoHr TO HOSPITAL.

William Kent. cement eontfae.
tor, whose foot waa crushed is a
Northern Pacific train az North
Yakima a week. ago, was brought
70 the Providence hospital last
nlEht ~ a committee Of the IRA.
terhai Order Of Eaglea. Of which
- Ii a membor.
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TYLER LosGs CHARACTERISTIC.

y r. sehweugers defeated Joe
Tyler. Of Seattle, Saturday ~ Vie
t0ria with tire srufe % SO, go. 80.
and Tyler reiiuquiahea THE title Of
tennis champion oF British Colum
bla. won last year Tyler ia en-.
tered ia the iTth annual tourna-
ment for the Pacific Northwest
championship. which began az ia.
coma Tits morning.