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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
LOWELL RODGERS is
MADE ADMINISTRATOR

Lowell L. Rodgers was this morning
appointed administrator of the estate
of Joseph Woodward, an Indian. The
estate consists of some $4,000 worth
OF property.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09

A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to William A. Gillette and Miss
Lille MastersOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
} SCORES IN SATURDAYS
, FOOTBALL GAMES.

At Eugene-Whitworth 16,
. Oregon.
At Corvallis-O, A. c. 2S, Will
lamette 0.
At Chemawa-Chemawa 81,
. Fort Stevens 5.
At Seattle-Washington 6,
. Pullman 6.
At La CHARACTERIZATION IA,
La Grande 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 2S,
. Aberdeen 0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
PAT DOHERTY RETURNS
WITH IRISH BRIDE

Pat Doherty, who is farming Cass
Matlock's old ranch in Mcdonald
Canyon, in Morrow county, has re-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

EuffaIo, N Y, July 3t,-Norman +.
Mack chairman of the Democratic
national committee, today appointed
committee to serve during the cam
paign. The members of the labor
committee are all members of the
national committee.
Included in the membership of the
executive committee named today
are: Norman f.. Mack, chairman, New
York; P. H. Hall, vice chairman. Ne.
braska. Martin j. Wade Iowa, Thom-
as Taggart, Indiana; T. E. Ryan, WIS
consin; f, p. Lynch, Minnesota Ed
win Q. Wood, Michigan.
The advisory committee; David X.
Francis, chairman, Missouri; ], G.
Johnson, secretary, Kansas Alton b
Parker, New York; John Sharp vii
iams, Mississlppi Governor John A.
johnson, Minnesota; John r Lamb,
Indiana J. Is ODonnell, Illinois.
Labor committee: Martin J. Wade.
chairman Iowa; Roger c. Sullivan,
r. e. Ryan, Wisconsin; E. S.
Johnson, South Dakota.
Campaign text book committee:
John F. Lamb, chairman, Indiana;
Richard Il. Metcalf, Nebraska.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
BRYAN IS BUSY
ON HIS SPEECH
TO BE DELIVERED ON NOTlElCA-
TON DAY AT LINCOLN.
AUGUST IL.
few CALL ERSY{SIERDAY
Will Finish BY Next Wednes-
day-Chairma Mack Ap-
points Committees.

Fairyiew, Lincoln, July 31.--Today
at F'airyiew was uneventfuI, only a
small number of visitors going ont to
the Bryan home to pay their respects
to the Democratic nominee for the
presidency. In consequence cf the
few Interruptions Bryan made rari !
headway with his speech of accept
ance. He said it would he ccmplct d
August 5
The program Of exercises in con,
nectiOn with the notification on Aug,
ust ~ was announced today With
the exception of speeches, the affair
will be non-partsan one and on a
simple scale
Advice already received by the com
mittee on arrangements indicate that
Bryan will face a vast audience IN
the capital grounds when he is form
all notified of the action of the Den
yer convention in placing him in
nomination.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
LEADERS REAcH NEW YORK.

New York July 31-Several mem
bers of the Democratic national com.
mittee reached here today and will
confer with Norman f. Mack, Demo
cratic manager when he arrives to
morrow to make arrangements for the
opening Of the eastern headquarters
for Bryan and Kern
Among those already here are Roger
Sullivan of Illinois, and Secretary Trey
Woodson, of Kentucky. That Mack
intends to wage an energetic campaign
is indicated by the announcement to
day of the advisory committee made
up of Democratic leaders representing
all sections of the country, under
Chairman David II. Francis, of Mis-
souri,.
The executive committee announced
today numbers twenty members. more
than twice the usual size In addition.
there was the labor committee named
and through this body special atten-
ton will be directed toward reaching
out for the vote of the labOring classes.
Campaign arguments of special
character will be printed in all neces.
sary tongues for distribution by this
committee. Chief headquarters for
Mack will be in Chicago. but he eX,
poets to devide his time so as keep
in close touch with the east
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
PLAN To BUILD
BIG BATTLESH|P
EMiNATES FROM G. a, r. POST IN
OHlo-To BE NAMED GRAND
AIRY OF THE REPU6LIC-Ask
AID FROM CITIZENS.

Marion o.. July 3l.-A movement to
raise money by popular subscription to
build mammoth United States bat
tleship was inaugurated today by the
Owen Gray Post, G. A. r., at I.aItu.
this county.
The only request 10 be made of the
national government, according TO res.
Iolutions adopted by the post, is that
the battleship shall bear the name,
Grand Army of the Republic" as a
memorial tn the veterans of the Civil
War.
II is expected that every Grand
Army post in the country will take up
the movement Contributions of one
dollar or more are to he received from
all citizens. the subscriptions being In
charge of the commanders of each
local post, and by him to be forwarded
to the department commander who
will send all contributions to the sec
retary of war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
N. v. A. QUITS
THE F[OERAI|AN
FROM MEMBERSHIP
IN THE NATIONAL FRATERN-
Al CONGRESS.
OTHE RS MAY DO SAME
Societies Not in Sympathy With Move
ment TO Ask Legislatures 10 Fix
Minimum Assessment
Rates.

! Lincoln, Neb.. July 31-The Modern
Woodmen of America, has withdrawn
membership fro mthe aNtional Frater.
nal Congress, a federated organization
with about fifty affiliated societies.
This action has been contemplated
eral months; practically since the last
session of the congress at Buffalo, In
August, 107, when, by close vote. 4
resolution was carried which CON.
mitted the affiliated societies TO the
policy Of asking state legislatures to
enact law providing minimum table
OF assessment rate, to be charged BY
all societies alike.
Head Consul Talbot opposed this
resolution at the time and he was sup
ported by nearly half the societies in
attendance.
The officials Of the congress have
announced their intention of pushing
the scheme in state legislatures this
winter, and not being in sympathy
with the movement. the Woodmen oftl-
cials feel that they cannot consistently
retain membership.
The Royal Highlanders, society
with headquarters in Lincoln has al.
ready withdrawn from the congress,
and other societies are contemplating
doing so, according to Woodmen off
cials
Talbot declares the enactment of
such measure as contemplated would
require the collection OF assessments
at least 20 per cent higher than the
death rate demands at this time.
The Nanmen officials ara discussing
the advisablity OF forming new
federation of the societies not salts
fed with the action of the National
Fraterial congress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
GRAVES REPLIES
TO TOM WATSON
NOMINEE SAYS
FARTY IS NOT CONTROLLED
BY ANY ONE MAN.
P0PULISTS' ONLY HOPE
Is 10 Join independence Rani<s--Wat-
son Dominating Peoples Party
as Roosevelt and Bryan
Arc Theirs.

New York, July 3l.-In signed
statement handed to the Ass1cilt ID
Press tonight John Temple Graves,
candidate of the independence party
for vice president, makes reply to the
recent utteranccs Of Thomas e. Wat
son, in which the presidential cand'-
date of the Peoples party describe /
the Independence party as owned and
by VIM r. Hearst.
Graves denies that the Indepcnd-
encc party is controlled by any one
man, declares that Hearst made no
move whatever to dictate the action
of the convention. He suggests that
the populists join with the lndepend-
ence party as their only hope.
Speaking particularly of Watson
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
DETROIT RACE
SEASON ENDED
SUCCESSFUL GRAND CIRCUIT
MEETING MADE SENSATIONAL
CLOSE YESTERDAY.
2:07 PACE THE FEATURE
Favorite Horse Never Won d Single
iieat--Canad an PAGER. Darkcy
Hal, Won Event After Hard
Struggle.

Detroit Mich, July 3l.-Whpt
proved to be the most brilliant and
held In Detroit, ended this evening
with a continuation of the fierce strug-
giles that have marked the five days.
The 2:07 pacing stake was the feature
and it threatened the record in four
heats.
Copa De Orc. the favorite, never
won a heat. Darkey Hal, Canadian
mare. went by the others in the
stretch in the first heat and won
handily In fast time,
In the next Auto took the pole very
soon and she led on to the finish, win
ming by neck from Copa de Orc, In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
cREEL MAKES COMPLAINT.

Washington, July 3l-The pres.
ence of Mexican revolutionists near
the Texas border line and a subsr-
Guent fight with Mexican troops
brought Ambassador Creel to the
state department today for an eX'
tended conference with Assistant Se--
rotary of State Bacon. The Officials
here believe that these revo|utionists
crossed the Texas border line, and
their belief appears to be confirmed
by dispatches which Mr.. Creel re-
cei,ed from his government contain
INK a warning of what was to happen
bu. not in time to stop 1t.
The ambassador announced that
his government has established aud
garrisoned eleven points along the
border. President Roosevelt has in
terestcd himself in the matter and
all agencies Of the American govern
meni are being united in an effort to
pu; stop to violations of the neu
trality laws.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01

Graves says: 1T is. to say the least.
ungraciors in Watson to speak of the
Independece party as a one man
party. He has made the Popuist
party far more one man party than
the Independents have ever been or
will ever he He has been as many
times the defeated candidate of the
Porulists. as Bryan has been of the
Democrats.
"He seems to be, by official records
the one man i'm it-as absolute "a
Roosevelt. and as dictatorial as
BRYAN and as unsuccessful as the
last
"He prescribes the party's tenets,
dictates its policies in things personal
and otherwise aud is invariably
named as its candidate"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
KELLY KNOCKED
OUT IN THIRD
MEETS DEFEAT AT HANDS OF
STANLEY kETCHELL AT SAN
FRANCISCO.
LATTER WAS FAVURITE
Betting Was Ten TO four-kelly Had
Al tho Better CT FIRST Two
Rounds But Weakened in
Third

San Francisco, July 31.-In the
presence Of Referee Jack Welch, the
stake holder, and hundreds of specta-
tors, Stanley Ketchell and Hugo Kelly
weighed in at O'Clock tonight.
They fought in the neighborhood of
1G4 pounds.
In introducing the men, Welch stat,
ed that they had agreed to fight with
one arm free and to protect them
selves in clinches,
Ketchell entered the ring a favorite
at odds of 10 to 4. and even money
was offered that he would win inside
Kelly money in sight
Ketchell knocked out Kelly in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01

a fierce drive. with Darkey Hal at the
second horses ear
Another hard drive and Auto won
the third heat
with the Darkey in this mile, but in
the fourth he came fast with her in
the stretch, and send Apto to a break
near the finish. won handily.
The fifth was easy for Darkey Hal
Auto broke badly and was distanced,
and in the stretch George Gano fell
in a heap, throwing Driver Cox, but
neither horse nor driver were hurt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
OVATION FOR FALLIERES
French President Arrives at Chris
tsna on Battleship and is Met
BY King Haskon.

Christiana. July 3l.-The French
battIeship Verite. having on board
President Fallieres. and conveyed by
a squadron of French warships, ar
rived here this afternoon. King Haa
kon board the battleship and greeted
Fallieres and the king and the presi-
dent drove together to the Royal cas-
tie
Christiana is gaiIy decorated in hon
or of the president of France and the
crowds along the route to the castle
gave him an ovation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
DIAMOND MINES CLOSE DOWN.

Kimberley. July S1-The close Of
the De Beers diamond mine. which
shut down TO day for an indefinite
period. is attributed directly 10 the
slump in the diamond trade In Amer
lea. For more than a year the Amer
lean imports have been steadily lie
creasing until they reached a figure
that seriously threatened the diamond
trade Of the world. The De Beers
Company. faced by the necessity Of
further retrenchment. decided 10 ut
down the De Beers mine. which is tn
largest Of the group Of mines owued
bv the famous syndicate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
THE LOWEST ON RECORD
Are Excursion rates From South to
Chicauo over |, C,-In Effect
August IS.

Chicago, July 31.-Round trip eX-
be the lowest on record for the dis
tances involved will be put in effect
August Is by the Illinois Central from
all points south of the Ohio river to
Chicago. The highest rate will be
SIS for round trip from New Or
leans as against the regular one way
rate of S22.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
LOOKING INTO MATTER
Receivers and Shippers Associations
Protest Against increased Rates
is Heard From.

Cincinnati. July 3l-The Receivers
and Shippers association received
word from President Roosevelt that
the attorney general lis carefully
looking into the matter of their pro
test against railroad freight advances.
1t is also stated that the report as TO
the going astray of a letter sent by
the association IN the president was
incorrect. The letter lid not 60
aetay but reached the president
safely
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
MITCHELL ON NEW JOB
Begins Today 10 Devote Time to
Trade Agreement Department OF
Civic Federation.

New York. July 3t-Secretary
Ralph NJ. Easley Of the National
Civic Federation, today annourcei
that John Mitchell. former president
of the United Mine Workers =
America. would. beginning tomorrow.
devote his entire time TO the interests
Of the trade agreement department ot
the federation as a member Of tie
executive council of the federa'i n
Mitchell has been chairman Of the
trade agreement committee. but FAR
mcrc aggressive work than hithertp
has been possible became desirable
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
DEFAULTER ARRESTED.

Cleveland. O.. July 31.-John H
Schults. defaulting paying teller OF
the First National bank, of Racine
Wis. was arrested here this after
neon. It is expected that Schults will
be taken back to Wisconsin as soon
as an officer arrives here to takc
charge OF him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
SCHOOL TEACHER BROWNS.

Eau Claire. Wis. July 3t-Miss
Claire l. NcNOwu. for seven years IL
member of the Eau Claire high school
faculty. was drowned last night in
Rice Lake. The body was recovered
near an Overturned boat 1t is thought
the storm upset the boat Her home
was at Mauston Wis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
MILlTlAMEN DROWN.

Ashland. Neb.. July Gt.-Joy Wright
and George FOrgis. members of the
Nebraska City company of National
Guards of Nebraska. now in camp
here. were drowned today while
bathing in the Platte river. Neither
could swim and they got beyond their
depth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
TwENTY-oNE MUST DIE.

St Petersburg. July 3i-Twsnty
one death sentences were pronounce
in Russia today, sixteen Cf which were
on persons who were connected with
the simferopcl Jail delivery last May
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
STUNG TO DEATH.

Mansfield. o. July 3l.-Laban Poi
lock lied today from the effects Of be
ing tuuE bv humble bees. He was
about II years + age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
TO BUILD RUSS SHIPS
IN GERMANY OR ITALY

st. Petersburg, July 3i-Tbe naval
commission has decided that the new
for the Russian navy shall
be built either in Italy or Germany.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01

third ronud. A left shift to the jaw,
after Kelly had all the better of the
two opening rounds, gave the latter
his quietus.
In the first round Kelly drove a left
and right to the face and Ketcbell
slipped to his knees He was up quick
ly mixing it hard. but Kelly whipped
a left and right to the stomach. A
wicked mix followed, Ketchell putting
a right to the head and Kelly a right
aud left to the body.
As Kelly backed away Ketche'l
caught him on the jaw with left. Kel-
ly had a big lead as the round end
ed. although he bad swollen eyes
In the second round Kelly stagger
ed Ketchell with vicious left to the
chin and a straight to tho nose, bring
ing the blood. The round closed with
Kelly having all the better of it. In
the third and last round, Ketchell sent
in three lefts to the jaw quick as a
fash
The third caught Kelly flush on the
jaw and sent him 10 the floor as if
shot He was unable to rise and was
counted out.
AT SPRINGFIELD.
Springfield, ILL.,. July 3l-Dan Pa'ch
went the exhibition mile az tho stat
fair grounds today closing the Great
Western Circuit races He stepped
mile in 2:17h
2.12 trot, Chamber Of Commerce
Stale $500. Glare Copper won in
straight heats. time 2-tAta-
Free-for-all pace. 81 900 ffedgevnod
Bu, won in straight heats rjmc
= .05$4
2:1S pace. Bankers Stake. 500.
Bir, won; time 1.Q9i4.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01

The Bulletin is published every day
in the year for SO cents per month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01

Col Osborn won the first heat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-01
ROOSEVELT AND
CR[EL ARE BUSY
WORKING ON PLANS TO PRO.
TECT THE MEXICAN UNITED
STATES BORDER.
MEXICO IS FRETTINC
Because Unable to Euradite Revolu
ton sts--Roosevclt Would Pun
ieh Them as Any Or
dinary Fe'on.

Washington, July Inability to
extradite offenders for so-caIled poiiti.
cal offenscs. but which, in the opinion
of the administration are real y
crimes that should be extrditabie. Ia
proving source of great irritation in
the United States. is making to break
revolutionary activity along the Mex
icdnTexas borders.
This. coupled with the difficulty In
detecting and proving violations of
the neutrality laws, makes IL difficult
to convince the Mexicans of the sin
oerity of the government OF the
government Of the United States In
It's expressed determination to punish
the ghi'ty. and this notwithstanding
every possible bit Of the machinery at
.he disposal of the government is
working TO a common end.
On his recent trip to Oyster Bay,
Ambassador Creel talked over the
whole subject of the border trouble
with President Roosevelt, who mani
Tested lively interest and who IL de
tclmined to put an end To the ms
sioL as far as lies In the govern
ment power.
Treat Them as Felons.
The president favors, II necessary
the employment of special counse.
who may apply themselves to the
question of neutrality violations by
extraditions. so that the law NAV be
fully enforced Officials contend
there Is no reason why persons this
side Of the border, who foment reye-
|lutionary movement and cross into
MeAicc 10 engage In raids and ether
operations OF a commercial character.
and then seek safety from arrest III
this county, should have any exeml'
tion from extradition on the alleged
ground that their acts were pol,tiea'
On the contrary, the official view
Is that they should be extradited as
felons
Both the United States and the
Mexican governments, II was officially
said today, are fully aroused In this
Meter, and the former will take dras'
tic steps to end this sphere Of perni
cious activity so far as It is in con
troll OF the United States soil
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-22

and of-the-ordinary value for
price, when you see them. Miles
aud miles OF beauty ready 10 be
snapped up ut rare savings.
Lace Normandee Lace from ? 10
1 inches wide, So to l2c value Mid
Season Sale ,.,,.S 3-4c I'd.
Handbags from T5c to goo value
Mid Season Sale $1,000. 60C
Boys and Girls Caps 5oo 10
69c value, Mid Season Sale 4Sc
Girls Straw Hats. nicely trim
med, up TO $50 value @ec
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-22

Money to loan on farm land. Our
abstracts are accurate and are com
pleted with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
fanny, Mgr, 10A Fourth st. Bell
phone /.
Grifith and Davis. stylish up-to-
date dressmakers have moved to 317
Indiana, near Fourth. We are doing
high-class work at cut rates for next
80 days. Call us up, 231 black.
Memorial services will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 1890 o'clock
by the G.. A. r. at Sanders hall.
A program consisting of music and
addresses will be prepared for the
occasion.
Mrs H. H. Barton and two child
rem left yesterday for Soldier, Idaho.
for a visit with her parents. She
was accompanied by her little brother
Vernon White, who has been attend
ing school In the city.
C. w. Norquist is making a number
of changes in his department. Here
otter the candy department will oc-
cupy the front portion of the store,
and a shoe department will be Install
ed in that part formerly occupied by
the candy department.
Rev. Litherland will return tomOr-
row from the east where he was
called by the serious illness of his
mother. The communication giving
this infgormation also states that the
mother has improved, and that she
is we'll on the way to recovery.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-22
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Program of Dedication Ceremonies
by Salvation Army.

~ SaASuthOh army
The Salvation Army has located In
its new quarters at the building for
merly occupied by the Lyric theater
and will commence its week of spe-
cial meetings tomorrow evening. A
program has been provided for the
occasion which is as follows: Open
ing song, Hold the Fort" congrega-
ton; invocation; song, Like an
Army We Are Marching" the Sum
day School; recitation. THE Two
Glasses" Dora Clark; song, Little
Feet Be Careful" Nellie and Cald-
well Davis; recitation, who Loved
Best" Hattie Church; recitation. "A
Riddle" Debora Cooper; duet. THE
White Wedding Garment" Mrs. Hol-
brook and Ensign Bollie: recitation.
Hang Up the Drum" Percy Clark:
solo, "You Will Be Welcome at the
Pearly Gates" j. Kirby; song, The
Blind Child" Mollie Clark; recita-
ton, Throwing Kisses" Unabela
Merridith; recitation, Long Age"
Ethel BELLS; song, The Rum Sellers
Sign" Dora and MOllie Clark; song.
The San Francisco Horror" Mary
and Debora Cooper; recitation. He
is as Scotch as He Can Be-" Alya
Clark; song, THE Generals Plans. :"
ten soldiers; piano solo, Pearl II
gins; duet. Beautiful Isle OF Some
where" Mrs. Holbrook and Ensign
Bollie; recitation. The Tramp's Pro-
test" Mollie Clark; recitation, "one
of the Generals Stories" Efie
Land; song. Jesus Bids Us Shine, +"
six small girls; benediction. An ad-
mission of ten cents will be charged.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-22
CITY IN BRIEF.

IBIS and Messengers. Phone 153.
ressmaklng. Phone Interstate
!.
D. Wright returned today from
siness visit to the east.
pr good signs see Haner, under
Little Silk store.
rs. Frank Stickney, of Santa, is
ing with Miss Grace Davis.
Fof. A. w. Bach, instructor on
instruments. City Drug store.
r. and Mrs. Luke Devine, of
cow, are in the city visiting with
Ids.
akes your estimates to Hopes *
on, building contractors, sos
nd street
rss, C. w. Norquist and mother.
H. A. Brunette, were Spokane
ors today.
rs. Minnie otterson leaves today
Seattle to be present when the At
: feet arrives.
y the Union Laundry for fine
rs and cuffs. Phone Bell 297.
IN Chainey. of the firm of Winn-
-Chainey, returned today from a
TO Spirit Lake.
prn, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Burns
heir home on Government way,
Yen pound baby boy.
le firm of Race & Atkins has in
ed a new front door in their
and confectionery store on
man street.
mt forget that fly time is COM
better get your screens READY
Call HOPES & Wilson, Int.
and we will call.
'yd Hamilton, cashier of the
d'Alene Bank & Trust COM
was a business visitor to Spo-
yesterday.
ssell Stewart. who has been
treatment at the Occur d'Alene
tai for typhoid pnumonia. has
cred and returned to his home
morning.
baccalaureate sermon for the
ating class I'm the Occur d.
college Will be delivered at tbs
An Lutheran church on Sunday
at s O'Clock. by Rev. Jesper.
resident Of the college.