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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-07


The administration ana those who ann.
tort its Views are not only not engaged
.t ~ assault on property, but are siren
uphoifers of She rights OF property.
I Nnher no circums tancos would We
Y eouhienance attacks upon law-abldine
\ property, or do aught but condemn those
MI MI hold up rich men as being evil men
because or their riches On the coutrarv
\ our whole effort Is 10 insist upon con-
uuct' ana neither wealth nor property nor
any other class distinction, as being the
piv,psr standard By which 10 Judge the
nI'lohs or men. For the honest man OF
sfrat wealth we have a hearty regard
Just as we have hearty regard for the
I ,on'st ponticlan and honest newspaper.
but part or the movement 10 uphold hon
,99h{ must Dc movement TO frOWn on
nisn"h,Hy. We attack only the corrupt
nl1n OF wealth. who ind In the purchased
pohuclan the most efficient Instrument OF
corruption and IA the purchased newspa-
per the most efficient defender OF cor
,Ln our main quarrel Is not with
THESE agents and representatives OF the
interests. They derive their chief power
from the great sinister Offenders who
stand si behind them. They are but pup
pets who move as the strings are niilled
II Is not the puppets. but the strong cum
nlng men and the mighty forces working
TOT evil behind and through the puppetg'
control law-defying wealth: in the first
pace 70 prevent Its doing dire evil 10
me republic, and In the next place TO
aNnlu the Vindlctiye and dreadful radi-
SaIisH Whlch, IT left uncontrolled. ~ is
certain IN the end 10 arouse Sweeping
ATTACKS upon all property, upon all men !
q means, without regard 10 whether they |
90 Wen or III, would sound the death |
hnell OF the republic, and such attacks |
become inevitable II decent citizens per- |
mn those rich men whose lives are cor
rupt and evil 10 domineer in swollen /
priue, unchecked and unhndcred over |
the cestinies OF this country We act in
no vindicuve spirit. and we are no re-
specters OF persons III a labor union
Toes wrong, we oppose IL as firmly as
we oppose a corporation which does
wrong and we stand equally stoutly for
he rights Of the man OF wealth ana for
ne rights Of the wage worker. We seek
. protect the property OF every man who
icts honestly, OF every corporation that
'epresents wealth honestly accumulated
ina honestly used. We seek to stop
NrOngdoing. and we desire to puaish the
wrong doors only 50 far as is necessary |
o achieve this end
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elo CORPORATIONS SCORED BE.
CAUSE OF ATTITUDE TO.
WARD GOVERNMENT.
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY LAW
Chief Executive Declares Act Needs
Immediate Revision-Rightina
OF Injunction Abuses Is
Urged.

To fhe Senate and House OF Represen-
tatVes The recent decision OF the an
preut court In regard 20 the emplovers'
liability act the experience OF the Inter-
state Commerce Commission and ~ the
department Of justice IN enforcing the in
terstlte commerce and antitrust laws.
and me gravely significant attitude
toward the law and it's administration
recently adopted by certain heads OF
great corporations. render IL dasirabl
THAI there should be additional lepisla :
toa is regards certain OF the relafions
between labor and capital, and between
the great corporations and the public
The supreme court has decided the en-
ployTs liability law to be unconstitu-
uonal because its terms apply 10 em
ploNes engaged wholly I'm intrastate COM
mer0 - wen as 10 employees engaged In
intei state commerce BY Substantial
majority the court holds that the con-
gross mas power TO deal with the ques-
N"n in 20 far as interstate commerce
S concern "a.
=. regards the employers liability law
advocate It's immediate reenactnent
hnlf Is rs scope so that Il shall applv
only 90 the class tf cases as toSwhich The
court says IL can constitutioually apnIv
but strengthening its provisions within
this scope. Interstate employment being
thus covered by an adequate natIona1
law. the field or intrastate employment
VIII DE left TO the action OF the several
states With this clear definition Of
responsibility the states will undoubtedly
give 20 the performance OF their dufv
within their field the consideration the /
importance OF the subject demands.
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action Urged to Right
Abuses OF the Injunction

81 sen call your attention 70 the p.ed
shu.e y. action IN connection with rho
reuars lnlunctions in labor cases AS
ana ~. he rights and wrongs of Labor
ting tl.'ai from blacklisting TO boyrot.
mirab,e sWnole subject is covered in adj
Anthr~ Avn, ashton by the report az the
Witt Alli" Coal Strike Communicative
The ettaroN should serve as a chart Tor
utlve ,nh,c of both Legislative and exec.
IN ~ 80 lltile but repeat what 1 have ~,
houyh 4, message 20 the congress Even
sider X Mere possible. ] should con-
or ~. most unwise TO abolish the use
ear, process Of Injunction n a. nacase
tain tfo', ~ mat the courts may main
thew NIX. own dignity and in order that
disof TX. ~ effective manner check
uses \, and violence. The imdy,D rsSe
WHO aaauously and conservativelv. but
le' %, enr, ne need arises. uses II fear.
orr teslieTs the greatest service unon
nea 'ple, and his preemlnent u.e,,,l.
" r,tasn,n..np.hc servant should be hearth
'Aed But there is no question
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-07
Santa Fe President Had
Guilty knowledge OF Rebatinq

i inclOSe herewith a statement issued
by the chief OF the bureau az cornora
tons (Appendix u. in answer TO certain
statements (which i also inclose) made
py ana on behalf Of the agents of the
StahuaId OH corporation (Appendix p,
and letter Of the attorney-genera (Ap-
pendix -, containing an answer to GER
tain statements. also inclOsed made nv
me president OF the Santa Fe Railway
OIL corporation and the railway company
nave both been found guilty by the
courts OF criminal misconduct. both have
been sentenced TO pay heavy fines. and
each has issued and published broadcast
these statements. asserting their fnno-
cence and denouncng as improper the
Nicting them of guilt. These statements
are very elaborate. are very Ingenious
and are untruthful in important par
ucuiars The following letter and in
closure from Mr.. Heney sufficiently Illus
trate the methods OF the high officials OF
the santa Fe and show the utter falsity
81 their plea OF ignorance. the similar
plea Of the Standard oil being equally
without foundation.
Department OF Justice ONCE OF the
nited states Attorney. District OF Ore
Portland. January H. 1905.
The President. Washington. ID. {.
Dear Mr.. President: 7 understand that
Mr.. Ripley. Of the Atchison, Topeka <,
santa Pc Railway system. has commend
ed with some severity upon your attitude
toward the payment OF rebates by certain
- AiAft NiiAANtNthi railroads. and that he |
has declared that he personally never |
knew ANYTHING about any rebates being |
granted hy his road in
lose YOU herewith cory OF letter from 1
Edward Chambers. general freight traffic |
manager OF the Atchison. Topeka e. San
" re Railway system. 10 Mr.. G. a
Davidson, auditor OF the same company
slated February -. 1905
This letter does not deal with inter
state shipments, but the constitution OF 1
he state of California makes the paw |
nent of rebates by railroads a felony. /
md Mr.. Ripley has apparently not been
'boNe the commission OF crime to .acure
business. You are at liberty ia use
ms Enclosure IN any way that you think
can be OF service TO yourself or the
,ublic
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Would Permit Pooling
OF Railroad interests

4 In this connection desire to repeat my
Y recommendation that railways be per
mitfcd 20 form traffic associations for the
purpose 81 comforting about and agree
Y ing upon rates. regulations and practices
affecting Interstate business In which the
members OF the association are mutually
interested. This does not mean that thcs-
should be given the right 20 pool their.
earnings or their traffic The law re-
quires that 'ates shall be so adjusted as
not % discriminate between individuals
localities. OF different species OF traffic
Ordinarily. rates by all competing lines
must be the same. As applied 10 prac-
ucal conditions, the railway operations
OF this country can not be conducted ac-
cording 10 law without what is equivalent
10 conference and agreement. The articles
under which such associations operate
should be approved by the commission.
all their operations should be open 10
pubic inspection. and the rates rcgula-
TONS. and practices upon which they
agree should be subject to disapproval by
the commission.
urge this last provision with the same
earnestness that do the others This
country provides it's railway facilities bv
private capital. Those facilities will ntr
be adequate unless the capital employed
Is assured OF Just treatment and an ade-
Quate return. In fixing the charges OF
our railroads. j believe that. considering
the interests OF the public alone IL is bet
ter 10 allow too liberal rather than too
scanty earnings. for. otherwise there is
grave danger that our railway develop
tlitHN ihh9 hoA NIP pace with the demand
for transportation. But the fundamental
idea that .hese railways are public high
ways must be recognized. and they must
be open TO the whole public upon equal
terms and upon reasonable terms
In reference TO the Sherman antitrust
law. | repeat the recomme ndations made !
In my message at the opening OF the pres
ent congress. as well as In my message 4
to the previous congress The attempt \
in this law TO provide In sweeping terms 4
against all combinations OF whatever
character. ~ technically in restraint OF 4
trade as such restraint has been defined
BY the courts, must necessarily be either
futile or mischievous. and sometimes
both. Tho present LAW makes some com
,inatiOns Illegal although they may be
Useful TO the country. ON the other hand
~ TO some huge combinations which are
10Th noxioun and Illegal, even II the ac-
ion undertaken against them under the
aw BY the government il successful. the
esult may - 20 work but a minimum
'eneht 10 tie public. Even though the
combination be broken w and a small
Measure OF reform thereby produced. the
cal gocd aimed at can not be obtained.
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above have achieved great fortunes can
only be justified BY the Advocacy OF a
system or morality which would also
JustiIy every form OF criminality on the
P1rt q labor union. and every form
Inurner 70 bribery and ballot-box stufr-
ing n politics. We are trying TO secure
siuany OF opportunity for all. and tho
y ~ made on behalf OF one set OF men
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

book No. ,, page 337. and deed book
No. l, page "a, respectively, which
two leases create a tenancy for
term Of forty years from January
18th, 1896, at a rental of $240 for the
first ten years and $3.50 for the re-
maindef Of said terms, payab0 In
even and semi-annual installments.
, accounting from January 18th, 1896.
over and above all deductions for
taxes, assessments and levies (as Will
more fully appear from said two
leases in ana to that certain lot
piece or parcel Of land. situated In
the said City Of Newport News. des'
cribed as follows:
beginning fol the same at tho
Southeasterly corner Of Washington
Avenue and Thirty-first street; thence
Southerly along the Easterly line OF
Washington Avenue a distance OF
fifty (50) feet: thence back IN q
straight line parallel with said
!Thirty-first street one hundred (1OO)
feet: thence in a straight line North.
erly parallel with Washington Ave
nue. fifty (50) feet to the Southeriy
line of Thirty-first street; Themes
atoms the Southecly line Of Thirty
first street to the point Of beginning.
fronting fifty (5O) feet on Washing
ton Avenue and running back be-
tween parallel lines a distance Of one
hundred (100) feet, and upon which
is a large and substantial. brick build
ing The said leasehold estate nav
ing been conveyed by said Holleran
and Thedick by their deed dated
February 3. 1899. and duly recorded
in the said clerks ONCE. to W. K:
Smith and afterwards was conveyed
to the said VIM. H. Whit
craft by the deed of the said Smith.
which is also recorded In the said
clerks ONCE. Reference ID made 10
the said papers above referred to ana
especially to- the said original leases
Of January Is, 1886. and for further
information apply to the trustee II
Newport News, Va
z. 8. BLANTON,
Trustee.
In. W. REYNOLDS. Auctioneer. T..
10-2-12t.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received BY the
CITY Of Newport News until noon'
Monday. November End. 1908. for sup
plying and supplying and setting curo-
ing, both granite and concrete curD
and gutter, and for grading and paw
ing and for curbing. grading and paw
ing such Of the streets OF the ssid
city as the council may select from
those shown on plans adopted by or
dinance. approved September 20. 1919
n any difference in the price, bid on
each street separately.
Bids are asked for paving with
sheet asphalt. bitulithic. block asphalt.
v;triSed brick. gran!toid concrete
block pavement and macadam.
Sand and concrete foundations. time
OF completion and percentage Of con-
tract price retained. considered. Com
plete information may be had nom
plans which may be seen, and instruc-
tons TO bidders. form OF proposals
and specifications. which may be OBJ
tanned on application 10 the city en-
9ineer.
An bids shall be addressed to the
commit.ee on Highways and sewers.
and delivered to the city clerk Be-
fore noon Of said ds,e.
The council reserves the right 10
reject sny and ali bids.
GEORGE r. VIA.
Chairman Of Committee.
FLOYD a. HUDGINS. City Clerk
1o3-lm-
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4 x0tre Dame lady's Dppea

To all know ing sufferers OF reeumetism,
whether muscular or OF the joints, seiatice, lum-
bago.. beckaehe. pains 10 the kidneys OF lieu
ment which has repeatedly cured all Of these
tortures. She feels Il her duty to send Il to al
sufferers FREE. You cure yourself Of homo e
being necessary. THE simple discovery ban
ishes uric acid from the blood. loosens the stli.
fsned joints, purides the blood. a1d Drishsrns
the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the
whole system. u the above interests you, fOs
proof address Mrs. n. Summers, Box T. note
Dame, Ind
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Letter From President Finley.

pany Is keeping in close touch with
the good roads movement throughout
the territory traversed by its lines
and win be glad. at all times. to CO.
operate with the people Of any locaii-
ty by giving Information. or IN any
other practicable and reasonable way.
Yours very truly.
w. W. FINLEY,
President.
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coNMssssoNeR'S SALE
SALE OF THAT VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY. KNOWN As TIE
LEXINGTON HOTEL At THE
CORNER or WASHINGTON AVE.

NUE. AND THfRTY-FIRsT ST.
Pursuant to deed Of trust, dated
August 9th, 1906. recorded In the
CLERKS once Of the Corporation Court
for City Of Newport News Va. m
deed book No. -. page No. %. from
Vim. II. whitcraft and wife 10 Z. 8.
Blsnton. trustee, shall offer for SAFE.
1t putsic auction, 10 the highest bid
der, FOR CASH, In front OF the
premises. At II o'clock u. on 18th day
Of October. 1903, all that certain
,essehoid Interest and estate which
vas created and demised TO Elizabeta
Hol!crsn and Bernscins Tkedick hy y.
p. Pinch and wife ~ those two Ger.
ssin leases. both dated January fSth.
1894. snd both recor6ed IN the clerks
oncs e the assresasd esst d 49,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-TWO STORY FARME
dwelling rooms. all modern i'm
provments. bath, hot ana cold wat
er in excellent repair. Barn. and
out buildings. Situated on three
lots in Riverview. Price $500. H.
McCLAIN, 281 Bush Street, Nor
folk, Va. 1O-4-OS'St.
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eV0lIc WONT 0cssoolS.
Public Might Schools SoP ei.1s ana
boys not over % years q ne vin bs
opened Monday. 0cto0T u 7:3o ..
n IN the North nd ssl Tvenfy'
eighth street school bs111ines.
All Wishing to attend s1ouA. u 30
sihae. make application ~ eotrsses
On the opeotag Night.
WILLIAM G, DO1Tooe
0spt. City PStes oesessa
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Proof Positive.

Advertisements of q circus at Had
ersleben, Germany. declare the per-
formances are SO popular that scarce
" a night passes without someone In
the tightly packed audience being
carried out In half-fainting condition.
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At Thrope. Essex, England. a visi.
tor to Walton-On.NaZe was sentenced
to six weeks hard labor for stealing
the overcoat OF q lifeboat man who
had just gone out to the aid Of ship
in distress.
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etlto0 Tx Cous0s ~
s1er Aeaven's sake, excellency, give
- : little more time before put.
- the baiiiRs in"
sArs you ready to pay something on
ascent
Alas! Excellency, ! have noin'
4ne--nothins at ALL"
& .lt's clear to me you have not made
H. least effort to pay"
~Ah. signor! Twenty times. at
'3exst / have hidden at the side OF
he road with my gun. but not a Nv
.lng sou passed "-Grand Magazine.
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Thought and LIE.
To put forth thouEhts-therein lies
my consolation. my delight. my life.
I, too. would exclaim: Il think. there
fore, l am!"-Fr. Joseph Roux.
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BANK STATEMENT.

STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE CROWN
SAVINGS BANK, INC. LOCATED
AT NEWPORT NEWS, IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS. SEPTEM-
Der 23RD, 1908. MADE TO THE
STATE CORPORATION COMMlS-
SION.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts '."...$ 1,1O7.4S
Banking House ..........r 2,7oO.oO
Furniture and Fixtures $4,000
Checks and other cash items $3.50
Due from National Banks :. ASCOT
Due from State Banks and
Private Bankers .....- 3,6S2.l1
Specie nickels and cents >. 97186
Paper Currency . 541.OO
Total ..... .s11.sls.ss
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in .-....$ 100000
Undivided profits. less
amount paid for interest.
expenses and taxes -. 54.9S
Individual deposits subject
to check 80. ........ b.S65.4V
Total ..... ......... .S11. 91S.39
I. c. B. Mcintyre. Cashier. do
solemnly swear that the above is a
true statement Of the financial condi-
ton of the Crown Savings Bank, in
corporated. located at Newport News,
in the State of Virginia. at the close
Of business on the 23rd day Of Sep
TENDER, 1908. to the. best of my knowE
edge and belief.
c. B. MCINTYRE.
Cashier.
Correst-Attest:
e C. BROWN.
J. H. RIDLEY.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Directors.
State OF Virginia, City OF Newport
News: Sworn to an subscribed be-
fore me this Bird day of October 1908.
]. THOMAS NEWSOME.
Notary Pubic.
My commission expires April 18th,
1910.
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WANTED.

A BUSINESS MAN THOROUGHLY
familiar with Coal, Lime and &C.
ment and Produce commission busl-
ness and trade getter. wants po-
sition. H. l.. care Daily Press. 1t
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srockHoLoeRS m&ETypse.

rhs annual meeting q sns seock-
holders Of the Penins1la Water Con-
peny Win be he'd IN the CitiSsor ana
Marine Bank building. Nswport News.
on Tuesday. October & 1903. q .
O'Clock p. m. for the election Of direes
tors and the transactiou q such osser
business - may pro0sFiy eoOs bessee
The meeting.
Ma BOOKER,
S1atdn. Secretary.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD Fills!
We caa collect tAsm. Csarastee 70
eolleoe - - ebsrEa. GEO. G.
H.Algnt noo0 L ColsosD B1og-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Patrons Of the Newport News
Light and Water Company are hereby
reminded that water oils must Be
paid by the 10th inst All delinquen-
cies on the 1ith inst win hsve their
supply cut OF pursuant TO notice
given all consumerP. NEWPORT
NEWS LIGHT AND WATER COM
PANY. by l. B. MANv1LLE. Super
intendent. le11et.
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Washington. d. c.
September 80, 1908
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TWO TRAVELLING statesmen
Wanted-$25.O0 Week Salary, $25
week expenses, and 10 per cent.
commission on sales. LOS ANGIE
LES CIDER CO.. Atlanta. ia. Ii
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TRANSFER coasPANies.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRASS
Ter; o0ces G. 4 q. 8tAf1oa. PAo0ee
Bell. Nos. l0l sDA 13t: C5tiss.s No
IL q.
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PEANUTS CHOICE FARM
ers' stock. Send samples and price
to AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISE
ING CO., 241 Nostrand Ave-, Brook
Ign, N. Y. l0-z-ot
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HAULING PROMPTLY DONE
fseoeAe Saenos. fsFsitsrs sad saSss
carsfsily 0ovs1. Al klD1S q hasl
No soseciesl Rse0 fsespoeess. =.
@. 0HIWA -. TWSaey3s10
: Seruue - onaDe10 0vuDuA ~
49, N ~@.
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FOR RENT-NCHY FU0NI8HED
front room, seeund eoor, furnace
heated. 11e Thirty-third street.
e$-tf.
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WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH,
old hair mattresses and feather
beds at 3402 Huntington avenue.
9-26-tf.
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FOR RENT-TWo DESUABLD o.
Aceo IN 0cAmeis BufldinG. Light
Aea: and ja1itoF service supplied
Apply 0CH"8 BROTHERS
BonkOea, 81.
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lWANTED-TABLE BOARDERS. s114
West Avenue. 9-S0-6t
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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING
taught privately or In class. Special
lesson for pupils o. Saturdays. Call
or address ART CLASS. Hotel
Newport, Newport News, Va
S-30fU.
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STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRS
cheap 1t HERllAN'S. Black Ravin
Stove Blackfene. sD can, 4sc. s&V0
Hgnitngtou avenue. 1z6tf.
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HENDRIcK'S coRNEk HARDWARE
SrORD ~ roof paints anA soos
ee0soe Ben 'pbooe l1s. ST.
The Laclede blade., 1908-08-15
The Woodmen Surprised

The Modern Woodmen were
agreeably interrupted at theil
meeting last Wednesday night.
While busily engaged with the reg
ular work there was an unusual
disturbance at the outer door and
on investigation about fifty Royal
Neighbors were found seeking ad-
mittance. The forest was ii once
put in order and the intruders ad-
mitted. The Woodmen were COM
pletely taken by surprise, but sur
rendered gracefully. Mrs. Georgia
Boomer, on behalf of the Royal
Neighbor camp, in a neat speech
presented the Woodmen with a $40
contribution to their hall fund.
But that was not all, or the best
best part of it, for the good ladies
had succeeded in smuggling into
the anteroom a bountiful supply of
delicious cake, iced tea and fruit,
which soon disappeared when
placed before the choppers. F" At
ter a joint discussion, the date of
the picnic was changed from today
to Friday and the place from the
city park to Lynch's grove north
east of town.