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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25
0vERC0ATS FOUND
BY THE POLICE
OFFICER ROSS FINDS TWO coATa
TAKEN ~ BURGLAR.

"A few nights since the Red Cross
Drug store was b~urglarized and about
Sc In cash was taken Later It vs.
found that two overcoats were stolen
and the loss Of these was reported TO
the police. Yesterday the coats were
discovered by Officer Ed. Ross and
returned to the drug store. They
located under a pile OF lumber,
in the eastern portion Of the city
where they had been left " the
thieves, 's
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


From Wednesdays Daily.
H. E. Reckard has gone to Sheridan
NyO., on business.
F. B. Mitchell was a Laurel visitor
n Billings yesterday.
j. W. Vaughan has returned from a
business trip to Sheridan, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Collins West have
'eturned from an eastern trip.
j. E. Edwards, a Forsyth banker,
vas a Billings visitor yesterday.
8. w. Gebo, a prominent Montana
;oal mine operator, is in the city.
F. 3. Runner, a prominent flockmas.
,:er from Absarokee, is in the city.
Mrs. F. M. Brooder of Fromberg was
n the city visiting friends yesterday.
J. W. Hershberger, a ditch contrac-
or at Hysham. is in the city on bust
e
Miss Ray McCord Of Kansas City,
Mo. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. B.
Fowler.
Thomas Gibson, president Of the
United Mine Workers, was in Billings
yesterday. .
F. B. Mitchell, a prominent rancher
md beet grower of Laurel, spent yes
.erday in the city.
John Mccullough, manager Of the
Carbon County Milling company at
Toilet, is in the city.
]. Nevin Perry, manager Of the Mu-
tual Telephone company, spent yes
terday in Red Lodge.
J. W. Sackett, a Park City stockman
and a%uctioneer, is in the city on a
business and pleasure trip.
J. T. Sayles, a we'll known rancher
and former deputy Sheriff of Park
City, spent yesterday in the city.
Commissioner Burke of the Montana
Coal Operators association, with head
quarters in Helena, is in the city.
NJ. j. Purcell, member of the nation
Il executive board OF the United Mine
Workers from Montana, was in the
;ity yesterday.
x 5.H. IMr. .lH. "- IIi,f ED.
E. W. Cotton, deputy county survey
or, was at Huntley yesterday looking
over some bridge approaches which
are being built there.
Dave Frat, who lives in Billings,
but who owns large r%anching interests
on the Musselshell, returned to the
city yesterday from a visit there.
Richard McAvoy of Wallace, Idaho,
a mining man, is in the city and will
remain until after the holidays are
over. He is the guest of his sisters
Mrs. G. A. Heaghney, Mrs. Peter Engie
and Miss Cecil McAvoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Void Of Newton,
Montana, spent yesterday in the city
doing some holiday shopping and buy
ing supplies. Mr.. Void is section fore
man at Newton and is quite we'll
known in Billings.
w. j. Hawkins, chief clerk OF the
Northern Pacific freight office in this
city left yesterday, accompanied by his
family, for a visit to his mother and
friends at Red Oak, Iowa. He expects
to be away until after the holidays.
DIR. George E. Thomas of Chicago,
who has been filling the position of
government stock inspector in Mon
tana for some time past, has resigned
from the government position and will
engage in the practice of veterinary
surgery here:
w. S. Corn, a civil engineer and sur
veyor, will leave tomorrow morning
for a visit to relatives and friends at
Cameron, Mo-, and will be absent from
the city until after the holidays. MI.
Corn suffered, an injury to the first
finger OF his left hand a short time
ago and the bone was crushed. The
digit has been causing him trouble Of
late and he fears serious complica-
tions.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25
TIERS SENTENCED.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. 23.-Her.
bert w. Tiers, formerly a dis
count clerk in the First National bank
was sentenced to serve FIVE years in
the penitentiary today. EARLY in 1906
Tiers embezzled }51, 900.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25
Transfer INJURED.
GSpecial to The Gazette

GLENDIVE, Dec. 23.-Bert Belknap,
a well known teamster, suffered a Sc
rious accident today from which he
may not recover. While delivering
coal he attempted to drive between
the house and a ladder leaning against
it. The ladder fell upon the team
and caused a runaway. Belknap was
thrown NJ and the heavy load ran
owe his back.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25
VISITORS YESTERDAY.
List Of Guests Registered at Chamber
Of Commerce.. us ->8g4

The following is a list of those reg
tstered at the chamber Of commerce:
William Woolfall, Helena. Mont;
q. M. Dyer, Seattle, Wash; S. Bokma,
Albert West, Manhattan, Mont; Ed.
Doornbos, Conrad, Mont: H. B. Har-
mon, Seattle, Wash; R. w. Stickel-
berger, Oberon, N. D.; E. Il. McMas-
ter, Seattle. Wash; A. j. Cowan, Liv-
ingston, Mont; H. T. Hacker, Hamil-
ton, Mont; R. E. Wells, E. Stores,
New York City: C. H. Doris, Jr., st.
Paul, Mimi.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25
PERMIT TO WED.

A marriage license was issued yes
erday by the clerk Of the district
curt to Hams B. Lund, aged 26, and
Hiss Margit Paulson, aged q, both
,f Huntley and both natives Of Nor
way.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25
CASTRO GOING TO EGYPT.
Ex-Dictator Will Locate in the Nile

EX-Dictator Will Locate in h Nile
Valley.
BERLIN, Dec. 23.-Castro has made
no plans for the future, according to q
statement of a member Of his suite.
It was reported, however, that he IN.
tends to,resideS for a time in Egypt a
the climate is suitable for him. but
nothing has yet been decided upon
Senior Castro will remain for so,na
time in DR.. Israel's hospital.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-25

We may expect American cruisers
and ~battleships to be dropping into the
harbor Of Caracas within the next few
days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
GARFIELD MUST
HURRY HIS TRIP

wireless was received from \. l..
g Atkinson Yesterday stating that See
rotary Garfield would have to leave on
tho cruiser St. Louis in time to arrive
~ San Francisco on July ), which VIII
moan that the visit he IS to "pay 70
Kanai will have to be cut short one Day
The St. Louis will not be able to get
away before Saturday morning, even
sbonId the Secretary prefer TO leaFe
Honolulu on Friday evening ana CUT o"'
the nublic meeting at Aala park
The lunch to be given Secretary var
Geld todav bv the local Federal ofhcIaIs,
,.,;Il take nlace at the Pacific CLUB at
t2.3o. The guests viii be Secretary
GARFIELD. Governor Frear and captain
Gieaves. Of the St. Louis. The othef9
r.,in no. Major Dunning, Captain Rees'
Tndoe Dole. t. 5. District Attorney
praelons. Inspector of immigration
Brown. 4. :. Marshal Hendry, captain
Orwell Or. Cofer. Captain HUMPHREY
Dr Brinekerhoff Shipping Commission /.
or AImx. Postmaster Pratt, Collector oL
Internal Revenue Drake, Collector oi
| C.,stoms Stackable. Director }. y 9inlth lllti
| of the Experiment station anu DT. " u
| oox bis successor. Judge Dole viii pre-
| side with the Secretary of the Interior
| ond Governor W f. Frear seated al
either hand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25

The Executive Committee OF the Re-
nnblfcan Central Committee met yes
terday afternoon and completed ar
rangements for the mass meeting to be
held at Aala Park tomorrow evening
at which Secretary of the Interior Car
field viii be the principal speaker me
meeting was well attended and Dele-
gate Kalanianaole presided.
committee consisting of Nililam
Savidge. w. r. Harrington and h A
G Long was appointed to invite the
secretary and Governor and the Dele-
gate to Congress to speak, ana 10 Sc
c14ra a chairman and an Interpreter.
Those mentioned for the position OF
chairman were H Z. Cooper, W u
smith and &. B. Dole. while John WISE
will most probably be interpreter 1he
committee will call on The Secretary OK
the Interior and Governor Frear ttlls
morning to acquaint them with the
nIans of the committee and get tf'elE
assent to the proposed meeting Whien
will be the first gun in the coming
campaign.
It has been DECIDED that seats on the
nIatforn will Be reserved for the
sneakers Of the evening. for the mem
bers of the committee getting up tht
meeting and the members Of the, oahl a..
! county Republican Committee and I'M
members Of the Board Of supervisors
| The meeting viii be called TO order a
eight o'clock and viii NOT last Vef>
long, as vessel will be kept Il
waiting to take the party to the Gar
| den Isle. II will be the last oppoFta,
nitv that the people of Honolulu Wi
nave OF seeing the Secretary of IN
i interior. as he will leave for the Coas
F., from Wainea direct if the preseh
nlans of the committee do not 3
| wrong.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
To QUARANTINE
IMPORTED STOCK
GIanders in California Forces
Board of Agriculture to
Take Action.

Al a meeting of the Board of Agrl-
culture and Forestry held yesterday
afternoon. the following We're present:
chairman c. s Holloway W. NJ Gtf-
fara A. Waterhouse. George r. Car
ter D. p. r. Isenberg, D. Haughs, j.
Kotinsky.
ON motion of Carter, it was de-
cided that until conditions are better
in california the board establish d
C,,,arantine of twenty-one days on all
13x,a stock imported from that state,
sa,na to take effect Immediately atteF
H. aata of shipment, and to apply 10
an norts of entry; and that such I'M
nortatfon be confined to those ports
which possess the necessary cofFetli-
ences for quarantine.
,rho action of the board was taken
on account of the prevalence OF gran
aars in California. NotWithstaholil7
-, rrraa+ precautions which have oeei
80, cases of the disease have cfepl
!, hara and the danger to Local hNe
stock arising from the unsatlsiaeto )
soto of affairs in California Is very
erraa+ and calls for radical action Oh
rha part of the local authorizes ,.
george r. Garter expressed hlmseil
as in favor of going 10 even
extremes and prohibiting the ii'lpoi "a
rfon of live stock from CallIofiila 81
together. one State could quaraiA lil.,
against another without violating l.
interstate law. He thought thal
risk would be run even by driE Iils
stock through town TO the place .
quarantine. -.
The effect of the motion will De IN
speedy establishment OF quaraii1 II! -.
stations in Hilo and kahulul -
EXPENSE of quarantine viii have 10 D
borne by the importers,
Continued on Page seveno
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
DR. KOCH IN JAPAN.

TOXIC. June 13-The distinguished
bacteriologist. Dr. Koch. and his wife
arrived in Yokohama yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock on board the Siberia
when they were received by Dr. Kita-
zato Mr. Mitsuhashi. Mayor, and many
other notables. After an hour and
half the party arrived ar Toxic, where
nv were received by Surgeon Gener-
ais Iahiguro and Mori. Surgeon Ad-
rniral Takagi, Baron Okla. Director OF
fine Medical Bureau Of the Housenold'
Decrors Honda, Katayama. Miura, fa-
name. Okada. Ogata. Kumaga"a anu
ofhers. besides a large number OF rep
resentatives Of various medical ana
hvgianfc associations. Doctor and MT,
Koch al once drove To the Imperial
uotal in the same carriage with Dr-
Kitazato. The distinguished visitors
yrere observed to be in good health'
Mrs Koch carrying in her hands boh-
orets from Mayor Mitsuhashi and Mr.
Won syburg. German Consul GeneFai
al Yokohama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
CHINESE WILL
BOYCOTT
BACK
Jap Fish Syndicate to
Be Retaliated
Upon.

The chinese fish dealers have made
up their mind to fight the boycott OF
the Japanese fishermen. if the threat
ened action materializes, with boycott.
AS stated in this paper some time ago
the Japanese fishermen are planning
to drive the Chinese fish vendors out
of business and handle the whole fish
business of Honolulu themselves, from
the catching of the fish to the selling
of the same and the delivery the cor
to the customer.
Japanese capitalists are said TO nave
been interested in a scheme 10 erect
a new fshmarket where only Japanese
will be behind the counters, ana 10
refuse to supply the. present Chlnese
fish vendors with any more Japanese
caught fish.
The views of the Chinese in the mat
ter are well expressed by the following
statement made by leading MEMBER
of the fishmarket hui, yesterday;
.~rbe Japanese can't afford to boy
cott us because if they did so ana
saved their ten per cent commission
which we charge for selling their fish.
from the Japanese and the loss 70
them would be many times greater
than would be the loss which we wouid
sustain.
.on an average we sell $500 worth
of fish every day and our expenses
are ouite considerable for we have to
nav stall rent, labor, ii leaves, wrap
ming paper and chow for the help Al
af +biS costs money.
..The Chinese buy from the Japaness
pigs, canned goods, sauce, clolh
clothes, straw hats, dried sea foods
women's washable goods, vegetables
and many other things. Also we g
TO the Japanese BARRIERS to get shaVea
The ,Iapaneses are more interested II
us from a monetary standpoint thel
we are in them.
"Chinamen also use great deal
Japanese labor. AS to the talk aoou
cheating. that is only an excuse 10
the Japanese to go to work ana poy
cott us.
1.-THE Japanese can't run fshmar
ket. A long time ago ten Japanes
took stalls in the old Government hsn
market and soon had to quit the ousi
ness because they didn't know how I
sell the fish.
1--WE don't want to make trouble pu
If the Japanese trouble US we sha
trouble them much more. The Ials
Maru' boycott was over paltry ~
demnity of 100000 and already emma
boycott of Japan has cost that cour
try millions"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
POINCIANA'S FAME
REACHES FAR PANAMA

Governor Frear is in receipt of the
following from ]. G. Holcombe' divl-
sion engineer at Panama:
Hstation "A" Ancon, c. T.. Panama,
May Il, 1908,
NV Dear Sir: on my last trip from
The Philippines, in stopping at Hono'
l,,lu 7 noticed a beautiful tree, COW
ered with red blossoms, in front OF
the Roval Hawaiian Hotel or near
there. I was told at the time that tfis
red fiower was not part of the tree
mt of a vine that had covered the
same completely.
We are very anxious for tropical dec
oratinns along the Canal Zone, and es-
racialIv at Ancon and the TiVoti Hotel,
ana 7 would be obliged if you coutd
- your way TO place this letter IN
+t, hands of someone who would for
1rard me cuttings, if possible. OF this
vine as it is one of the most oeaulliu
/ have ever seem
Thanking you for your courtesy u
the matter. l remain, very slncereiS
yours ]. G. HOLC0MBE,
Division Engineer.
To the Governor of the Hawaiian Is
lands. Honolulu.
A. the meeting of the Board of Ag
riculture and Forestry yesterday al
rernoon. il was decided to forward Z
tba writer some seeds of the Poinclan'
regia which is believed to be tue ire
referred to. with instructions as
raising them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25

land were not with their father at nus
death. being in New Hampshire.
FUNERAL ON FRIDAY NEAI.
Arrangements have been made for
the funeral to be held on Friday next.
The services will be held privately.
ROOSEVELT WILL BE PRESENT.
President Roosevelt has sent WoFd
that ne will attend the funeral OF the
late ex-President.
PRESIDENTS SYMPATHY.
Mrs cleveland has received mes
sage of coincidence from ffes4o9ii'
Roosevelt, from Oyster Bay
Continued on Page fouro
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
CONSUL SAITO HAS
ASKED FOR HIS RECALL

Consul General Saito has written 10
the Foreign Department of his govern
ment asking that he be relieved from
5ntv in Honolulu and allowed to return
""'F -, :, -, aceannt of the illness Of his
~ :, p'',l 1yb;lo he has not been officially
We l!e,. .bat ba i To be recalled he
believes that he viii hear IN time 10
sail for his home in September.
Rumor has been busy with consul
oai'o - affact that his recall had
already been made have been pu6lsn.e,d |. :,
at different times in both the Engilsh
and Japanese press. This time the re-
port is confirmed by Mr.. Saito himself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
sv~~~~~~~S
DUE TO HEART FAILURE.

PRINCETON, N j., June 24.-The
death here this morning of ex-Presl-
dent Grover Cleveland came very un-
expectedly and it is stated by the phs-
sicians that death was due to heart
failure induced by complication OF
troubles.
MRS. CLEVELAND AT BEDSIDE
Mrs. Cleveland was at the bedside OF
her husband when he died, as We're
several medical men who were sum-
moned when Mr.. Cleveland complained
of feeling i'll.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Cieve-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25

The British steamer Bucranla whlch
arrived here on the 10th from Ne"ioI
News with coal for the Navy Is out
in the stream waiting for the arrlFaI a.
of the feet next month when she ".ll
"a from here TO Lahaina and coal ths y,
four vessels to be sent there. This WIZ
a1d materially to her earnings for the
rim. It is not known what freight sise
ga+ for the carrying Of the coal 20
his port but she is getting about S92o0
i, denourrage for waiting for the meet
This will make her trip very proh''
able one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
THE HoNGKoNG MARU.

TOXIC. June IA Shanghai dis
,tct, ~ the Toxic Asahi reports that
tse Hongkoug Maru went agrouIlu
G5ring a typhocn on Tuesday night
.near Blockhouse Point, but there are
Aopes of her being speedily refoateo. 1
The victoria and another tugboat nave
hastened to her rescue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
PERSIAN CAPITAL
IS BOMBARDED BY
PERSIAN SOLDIERS
Shah and Parliament in Armed Conflict---Amer-
leans Murdered in Negros--A Dlsas-
trous Spanish Wreck.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.l

TEHERAN Persia June 25This city is in state OF siege
resulting conflict between the troops OF the parliamentary
There hours bomoard-
Of the ci Yesterday sodery looted in the shops
Iastn quiet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
Garfield and
Capt. Cooks
Monument
Especial by wireless.)

= wAILUKU. June "A, 1920 p. m.
. Secretary of the Interior Gar
= field will make a monument reser-
y yation OF Captain Cooks monu-
y ment
Captain Cooks monument AT
4 KeaIakekua Bay on the west coast
= Of Hawaii was built by the Brit
T. ish government and has been
T. maintained by it ever since.
= q
a a q T. = y y y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
GROVER CLEVELAND DIES
SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME

PRINCETON Cleveland who was twice President Of
theU nited
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
HAVANA RECEIVES FIRST
SPANISH WARSHIP SINCE WAR

HAVANA cnb June Spanish warShp 70 eau
- + the haoor
and received
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
OF LIFE IN
WRECK ON SPANISH COAST

coRUNA Spain La Roche was wrecked On ~
~ Yesterday Of her passengers drowned and sixty 0
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
VETERAN SENATOR DEFEATE

ST PAUL Hansborough was "
rrinares Dakot reelection to the Senate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25

Henry CLAW Hansborough in the Senate from No D ~
before which of Congress for TWO years
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
STEAMER OHIO IN MORE TROUBLE.

SEATTLE June 25The disabled seventy miles out " ~
She is reported and will be assisted INTO p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
MURDERED
ON ISLAND OF NEGROS

MANILA June D. Everett, Of the Forestry serves / d. '
,o teacber and been murdered in NegrOs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
SHERMAN IS MUCH BETTER,

CLEVELAND Ohio 2James Sherman the R0puOn''n
Vice President much better
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

WARM LETTERS

Clinton H., Oct. 3.-Authorship Of
ihc sensational ieuers alleged 10 have
becn written by Mabclle smell AicNam
ara VI Kansas city, niece OF The late
Colonel Tom Smell Of Clinton. and
which were he sensational feature of
the suit 40 break Smells VII. Is nsi-
phaticaily denied in an answer nhd
tnday in Tue Dewitt. county cOurt by
The neice
fne alswer Is made % SUE recent.
y fiied by iho contesilng hoirs 10 have
deeds Of land which Coionei Smell gave
Mahclle SET inside
Airs NcNamara denies rerclyiUe
$i0p.0oO In cash from tha millionaire.
but She adults receiving valuable
property She Insists thar sle acioj
toward bim only as duuful Niece
should. She does not deny CORE.
spending with him but does dcny the
letters altnbaed 10 her
This Is the first reply YET made 10
;he sensational charges brought
pgalusi her 20 the suits 20 break The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES
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Lcmmax, s n. Anderson. lIoldenyilIe.
a. Y, Veatrh, RinRwood c. North
Seary' w. II. Coficld, Alva; S. w.
Newton, Waher Harry S. l.. Bletch.
Hobart; $. w Couley Eschila: Henry
~ Mathews, Sallisaw. d. II. Hicks. NJ
Gibson; G. t. Bcardou Wagner; VI
H. Robe. Muskogcc: u. I. johnson.
Oklahoma city L. Il. Spangler. ed.
mOnd ID N Sfferd, Newkirk.
Notes Of the Synod.
Tho citizens committees eungistlns
of Messrs f. o Lutz. Horace Speed
entertained The visitors here attend.
Ing the Presbyterian synod with ear.
riagc ride over thc city. The commit.
tee nau twenty-five cnrriagca at the
church this afternoon at . O'Clock
when The synod adjourned for the
atlernoUn session and an were taken
for a driyc about the capital city aud
shown the principal places of inter.
est The psrtS visited capital square
during the after opu aid had = vlow
OF The Convention hall, which Will De-
occupied as tine temporary state hpasr
after January ] and which, rs nov
about half completed
Dr Harry Omar Sruit paoiOr of the
Presbyterian church rs seelng that ali
of the visiting brethren are being
cared for properly
The visitors We're entertained TO-.
day with dinner Ike mother used 10
make By The ladies' OF The FIRST N y.
rhtfrob iu tia fsfct. luffTfua ,.rtoeffs.
the Hotel lone.
Among those OF national prominence
IN attendane b Or b. p Fullerton, OF
81. Lotus moderator OF the general as.
socladon u s. A. His Sunday morn
Ing sermon Will doubtless be heard hy
large congregation
Am the visitors are being wen cared
FOR The homes OF the church people
have been thrown Wide open for iheif
entertainment regardless OF church
affiliations
From other states come workers %
such prominence as Glenn Flynn OIL
Dallas. representing The American
Bible society; W. p. Cowgirl former
ly OF chicago g. Y schaeffsr of VIA
ona Lake, Ind. ~ ihe general assemb
~ f''f'H'it ~ 'f"tte' Ni N"' o. f. .''
w Oakes, evangelist OF Tie Texas sv'
nod Dr. "A. & Bnoe OF Paris, Texas
iley. Redding of ne Kansas synoi
and many others
Two OF Oklahoma's nlosi noted edu
Gators We're among the guests yester
day President a urani Evans, OF the
state university and President l.. lL
Bcelor OF Henry Kendall college at
Tulsa President Evans returned
home yesterday evening but expec
to be back today