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Evening star., 1908-01-29
iced of the White Mountains FOR Pro.

~ooa of the White Mountains for Pro-
tettan.. and Mark Packard of Buffalo
III, ,n.l.e an address on "Co-operation
pa,uaan The Government and Timberland
nu.nars I Horace Mcfarland OF Har-
r;shurp pa. president of the American
civic Association. will speak on Forests
ond the Health OF the Nation
Al this evenings session the principal
sneakers will be Z. J. Watson. South
Carolina: l.. C. Glenn of vanderbilt
University; W. s. Lee. 3r.. OF Chariotte;
n. c.: II. n. Shepherd OF Boston. ana
w I McGee of the inland waterways
commission.
Nature Of the Meetings.
'rhe meetings are, to great extent.
preparatory to the hearings before the
House committee on agriculture tomorrow
and Friday, on the Appalachian forest re-
serve bill, introduced by Representative
Currier of New Hampshire and Repre-
sentative Lever of South Carolina. de-
scribed in The Star yesterday. This bill
provides for the establishment of national
forests in the White mountains and the
southern Appalachian range, at places
most suitable for protecting the water
sheds Of the great rivers.
The territory to be set apart comprises
about 5OOOOOO acres in the south and
600 600 i'm the White mountains. An ap-
preparation of S5.OOO000 is requested.
The hearing will be attended by delega-
tions from all the states affected and by
representatives of all societies interested
i'm forestry and the preservation of the
nations resources. 1t is planned to have
representations Of delegations prepare
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Blankets and Bedding
Basement.

helpfueVen
have need OF IoE 7e'e"i
But in the prices are why you should 0oS now
Here r,,,,a.io, of
WOOL BIANKETS-oG0 pairs: season S h co1nt
m the best nnls IN
The bit of uneven al o
saw a full
GxS4-noh. weight lbs pair q g cS 81 cS 20
Size 7Gxs(-in. 5a lbs: pair SoI+ pS00 ~" =
S5-24.
CALIFORNIA BIAANKETs3oo pairs perfect 4Has1Si 1s1 nches
raned shaded PINK Dodefs size '-A
value pair, sale
FINE FLEECE IANKETs-2o pairs victorian Paiu 3 3S
C4xSi-nch r-
EASTERN WOOL BIANKETsextra heavy Dery cloJeay I
swthw silk binding SDxS
100
rEr.l. FIGURED BI4ANKETS-3o In all; chic1el
DOWN FILLED COMFORTABI-tS- VIII"
satefn
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
,Dining-Room Chairs

All of solid oak; the majority with
arm chairs 70 match
With cane seats; regularly s1-74
and s199; sale ST 80 and STA
Highly polished. with full box cane
seat; regularly S2-49 and 81 50, sale.
.9S and So 4
Arm Chairs 10 match,
So 81 and 81 "a
Full box seat chairs. covered with
genuine leather; regularly 90 -
sale d -
Arm Chairs 10 match. regularly
1851; sale -.--------------.- d -
Slip seat Chairs, covered with gen.
uine leather; regularly s4-14 sale,
Arm Chairs TO match; regularly
s734: sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -SO-6I
Highly polished Chairs. seats and
backs covered with genuine leather;
regularly S5-61; sale----------S 81 90
Arm Chairs 70 match; regularly
s9.61; sale --.--------------- 80 AZ
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Bed Sets and Couch Covers
Floor Coverings i'm the Sale

on with
Upholstery section and the Art Galleries this third floor gives promise
coverings broadly inviting presented
cARPT ar Ia % wGol ingram best manufacture: regularly .o 5pc
3 ana hagtf"rc M best @ 5apsT pes BTs FOR soc
20 yse 5 PeTst.n @ affects Tor halls and stairs 6oc
S134 sl6 ward TINS
% tsye a hall and stair carpet best quality o8c
MATT,SGFiof mattngs Mat % extra quality So inches wide 29c
@ rolls selection of s six different patterns 4Sc
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

MAJ (Toasted Corn Flakes; manu-
factured by the Quaker oats Company;
regular 10c. package. this sale, Sc;
dozen -.'.-...--..-.. .-..-'-......--'.. Olc
California Dried Lima Beans; extra
quality; 2-lb carton. &C; 5-lb. bag.
32c
Chester Barley. large. perfect grain:
pound cartons. &c. each: 5-lb. bags.
each -....-.-- --.-.--..-.- .--...--..-. 2Ic
Quaker Puffed Rice; puffed and baked
for this sale: each &C.; dozen. ST. .O2
Warranty or Lily Brands of California
Asparagus; large square cans: our regu-
lar price. SAC. can; this sale. 24c.:
dozen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 "a
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Lily White brand Con
densed Milk or Evaporatsd
MIX; unsurpassed quality:
l-lh. can. 1Oc.: dozen.
ST. 1 +; is-lb. can, &C.;
GoZeL O4c
Our own Importation of
sardlnes. In Olive Oil:
packed on the northern
shore OF Portugal; large.
fine fish: = can. 10c:
doz.. So: y can.
= G.; doz---...SS. Z I
Extra large queen
Olives. 1907. bottle at
22c.; 70 oz. bottle at
SOC: 30-oz. bottle at
soc
Cut String Beans. Jessa-
mine brand: can, tie:
dozen --...-... ST. 90
Jessamine brand Pears:
large cans. fine. perfect
fruit. can. 24C.; dozen.
So. II
Okra and Tomatoes; No.
2 can. lOc.. dozen.
S 4 Z; No. : can,
I &c. dozen. ST. 80
Okra; No. . can. lie:
dozen, ST.. 90; No. 3
can. / &C. dozen.
S1.57
JNssamine brand Black
Raspberrlss. can. tSC.:
DOZEN -...-.-..---S go
liar size (so-called gal
Soc. our price for this
..................S1.4t /
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Macy Grocery Specials 'h Fl

RED STAR BRAND BONELESS BACON-highest grade ana
choicest price 19c pound
ARMoUR'S WHITE LABEL BRAND ENGLISH CURE BACON
special elsewhere 2Oc 25c the pound here11 LIE
BRAND COFFEE-A the best Cofees grown
pulverized Special prces
Soc 5b regularly S14 special
& lbeans onvl
sULTANA selection of South American
pulvezed daily this SALE 4c b
carton bean only bag
MAYFLOWER CHOP TEANixed Formosa Oolong sold only
lib this sale49c
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

FLAW NC EX-
TR A c T S-"Red Star"
brand: manufactured in
our own laboratory AMI
warranted absolutely pure.
Vanilla - 2-oz. bottles,
regularly lie. now | 4c.;
4-oz. bottles. regularly
S3c.. now 26c.; Soz.
bottles. regularly 5sc-. now
4Sc.: 1907 BEETLES. reg
ularly Sl.O6. now SIC
Lemon 2-oz. bottles,
regularly I5c., now | &c;
4-oz. bottles. regularly
2sc.. now 22c.; s-oz-
bottles. regularly iSc.. now
soc: 1907. bottles. reg
ulariy sSc.. now. ISc
Almond. Orange and
Rose OF. Bottles. regu-
larly l5c.. now. -.-. ! &c
FInnan Haddocks.
Moir's. can 2fc.: Gozen.
So. .46
Fresh Herring. can.
Toe; dozen IS | | 8
Yarmouth Bloaters. can.
16C.; dozen. 5 ! s |
Lily White brand Spin
ach: No 1 can. &C.:
dozen S1.O4; No. 2 can.
tic eac h. doz c n.
ST 90: No. o can: / &c.
each; dozen. 81
\ special sale of il
lon cans; Lily White
sale 24c case of six
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Worcesterhire s Sauce.
Suttons Sons & Co. Lon
don. We have been ap-
pointed sole selling agents
for this territory. Our in
troductory prices are
: m all. 1Sc.; dozen,
S2.O4. medium. SIC.
zen. So. SO; large,
82c: dozen. .. 81 .O2
Lily White Brand cali
fornla Lemon Cling Peach
es. halves or sliced: per
can. Sac, dozen.
Jessamine brand cali
fornia Asparagus. lib.
tall cans. l Sc. each;
dozen ...... So. .O4
JessamIne brand extra
sliced best California
Lemon Cling Peaches: can,
2Sc.; dozen 80. SS .SS
Schimmers Apple Jelly,
with sliced lemon or pine
apple; 1OC. jar: dozen.
ST. 4 Z
Lima Beans. Arena
brand; packed by the best
jersey canner. 1Oc- per
can, dozen ..-.-S | Z
Mlller's Jumbo brenf
Kidney Bears. No. > can.
Sc. each. dozen. soc
Lily White brand Corn.
per can. | 11c.; dozen
cans .....-. S ! 20
RSEY TOMATOES. rel
Brand; sold elsewhere a
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

COLORFD LITHOGRAFHS. flower
and fruit subjects in gilt frames,
ISxsl-inch outside measurem.eihl'
regularly &c. sale. .-.-----------+3C &c
PROOF FTCFI%GS. landscapes,
with mats. in gilt frames; lex3O-inCh
size. regularly 74c-, sale.--.--- -ZSc
c0I0RrD IITHOGRAPHS. figure
subjects. in cl9-Inch gilt frames Win
corners. lSx25-inch size; reguiaDTiy D
&c, sale .--------..-------- = -
COZ. .oRFp LANDSCAPES. in gig
Incl oak and gilt frames. with name
Plates. I-x23-inch; sl-o0 Yalnes,
sale .-..........-...-..-. 0Sc
CONfBTN DINING ROOM
PlCTT RES, N oak frames. WIN SIIt
r,--,sr-s--7re. 1-x31-irch size: regularly
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Red star Brand Flour. to introduce IL
to our patrons; special sale. barrels only.
So. SO
Quaker Oats: a straight carload just
received from the mill; each. &c
Pearl Tapioca in pound cartons that in
sure absolute cleanliness. for this sale.
7c. each; 5-lb. cotton bags SIC
HARTLEY S ORANGE MARMALADE
Fines; quality imported: fresh ship
ment Just received: our regular price.
1Oc pot: for this sale. sc. each; dozen.
5Sc., 2 dozen. en...-..,......-----so y l T.. l f
Newark Brand Tomatoes. Scioto Brand
Cream Sugar Corn and Booths String
Beans: No. cans. this sale. &c. each;
dozen cans .................... .S4c
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Lily White Brand Flour means
the highest standard, We guar
antee it equal TO many Of the
higher priced brands.
FOR THIS SALE
Barrel So. 50 24h-Ib. Bag. SIC
Half BarrelS3 "A 12l+-lb. Bag 46c
aSlh burIaD sackx CO a.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Our own importation
of McCann's Drog
heda Irish Oatmeal
2-lb. can. gao : 3
ID. can. 4Sc.; IA
ID. can IS "a
BAR LIE DUO
MerCeau brand; Red
and. White Currant;
jar .........- 24C
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Gold-lnitiaf Dinner Sets, $500
Heads China & Glassware News

IlSGuS NIllIld & OlaSSWnIC = NEWS
quality each piece decorated with neat gold line
The initials should the range be
Sa o4 ans @ Sn f6m @ SRs 56 ten en- Gf s shops on the
Other Decorated Dinner Sets:
n Haa sHs ID BsS n
g9 An gISa 5s6S, PHSER 5 @ seg @ ] Wig
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS 1D pieces white fancy snap
ae,F6 4eEaay DsSSEE & pe sfa 10,
designs edges regularly $50 special
PORCELAIN l. s l, aera de-
signs in natural '0l0rnsS handles with sd regularly
DISNEE @ 100 & s2a so @ special Rsas de-
n. ssss. c#SA natural s88zas G With
csSA 5ssa Gssa sP5 30 r 4soIs @ T s
AUSTRIAN CHINA lol dee rate with
and ass%s1 a6as T ss s re! @ S 9
rated 5H;s c8ia4a! SsPdss R9 a s 81 @
sn9 natural eaa. baa n 5a iG es
' AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER SETS pieces with
Tssd nat sSd a @ % in ha%' sOd rsaaay s' S
Rugs of Various Sorts
ROYAL WILTON RUGS designs and
slns |oGsins' s4rlos enl2 loxls's 1oz1s
ssIs @ seo74 seso7 sa7 80 $3.50 s424o s4474
AxNsTEg RUGS M best best quality all perfect aH@oot s167A
MARTH, WASHINGTON RUGS green red and
-s::na'y ssss :sss s5's ssss s4ss :s:s
KAEAS g,s,,T Rgfs e s. nsn9 IS. 91 all wool Administers
SMYRNA RUGS quality sx2-foo, s2a 40
Roby BRUSSELS RUGS 5frame quality. in orientaIn 60
effects 27n5insh % SIZE regularly regular 'y si fs@y o8
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

CHRISTY AND FISHER PIC
TIRES, colored. in 1i2-inch black
frames. With name plates and mas: NAYS
regularly .l44. sale. ..-...:.-- Sc9s,c
COI ORED LANDSCAPES. in SL2-
inch gilt frames. with FURNISHED gold
ornaments; 23xSl-inch; $500 values
PROOF ETCHINGS. in FURNISHED
gilt frames. with mats 2OX3i men;
IS % values. sale t-.:-.-,--- % 30
2eS5s-inoh SIZE S4-'O 'a'"e' $50
PASTEL LANDSCAPES, in bur
n;ehed gilt frames, with mats
-22x3o and 20x34-inch; sf;Vv
Taih r,d 94xa4-inCh; $500
-a1,,ee sale S.
-iN74--'''' SO''' So. 90
24x44-in.; $50 values. sale; M,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
White Enameled Iron Beds
inexpensive Framed Pictures 55H
to 4O% Less Than Regular
Art Galleries. Sd Floor

-, 1cTITFFS such as ordinarily sell from I4c. ~ -!
IN MI 81 5O-pretty subjects tastefuy sE oe
n III mis- sale at prices ranging from 4ec 70 e
tSA i is one of the widely varied con
40 have ever offered. Includ1ng:-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

, LII " III | T f
B r A y D JELLY
! POWDER. including
I Orange, Lemon, Rasp-
berry. Strawberry.
| Cherry. Mint, Peach.
Pineapple, Vanilla.
Calfsfoot and unha-
yored. Sc each:
dozen .-..... SSc
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

special TOMATOES
cansl
Of
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Feather Pillows

Filled with genuine dry picked
feathers.
Size 2Ox2s 22x2s Size 24x2s 26x2s
inch. = inch. inch inch
Reg. 74c. s1.49 Reg 500 1924
- -- Sale --
Sale sec S1.O9 S1.59 So. 90
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09


American Porcelain Dinner Sets-fOO pieces frs
quality ware piece decorated with gold line
initial select.
initials but should the range b
work requiring a o
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Solid oak. full box seats. covered with
genuine leather: regularly 81 10 and
s. 40: sale. So. IA and So. 80
Arm Chairs to match: regularly s"-2i
and So 40; sale. So "a and S5.24
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09


SouhArn
Ell
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Writing Desks

Rut fifty in ali; solid mahogany,
oak and mahogany finished.
s1o "A Desks S1949 Desks.
81 $40 SfS.2
s1e co Desks s31 "a Desks.
S-''e'' SO "a S21. "a
s1- % Desks s35. "a Desks.
Sill 40 S23- 40
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19
HAPPY ITEMS.

Two threshing machine out.
fits were unloaded at Happy
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stone was in Can
yon Saturday.
Misses Mae and Ora Cook were
in Canyon Wednesday shopping.
Mrs. J. F, Christian and chill,
dren of Canyon came in Satur-
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maulkey.
". 5. Cook finished cutting
his wheat Tuesday.
J. b. Christian went to Tulia
Monday to join the W. O. W.
lodge.
B. Colman and family arrived
Tuesday to visit his brother and
family at Wayside.
H. Baggarly came up from
Tulia Tuesday on business.
Every one is busy cutti- 5. ,rain;
three headers are working in the
Of Happy.
The new bank is nearing com
,1a+i,r
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19
palo Duro Park Action.

On suggestion of Congressman
Stophons, a citizen : mass meet
ing was held az the courthouse
Wednesday morning for the pur-
pose of selecting and sending a
delegate 10 the Internal Improve.
ment convention which holds
forth at Shreveport, La, Friday
and Saturday of this week.
Chief among the matters to be
considered there is the Palo Duro
Park proposition. Congressman
Stephens writes that he will be
there himself.
Jasper \. Haney was selected
as delegate from Canyon City
and fund readily subscribed to
cover his expenses.
Mr.. Haney. who by the way is
President of the Park AsSocia-
ton and therefore a most fitting
representative in this matter,
left on Wednesday evening train
for Amarillo where, joined by
other Park delegates from that
city, he took the train for Shreve-
port.
The News expects to report
something good for the Park
project on Mr.. Haney's return.
The mass meeting also APP
pointed l.. G.. Conner, W. d. Scott
and a. S. Rollins as a committee
to get matters in shape for a
rural route going West to Deaf
Smith county and returning to
Canyon City.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19
LOCAL WEATHER RECORD.

The weather for the past week
has been. in the main. dry and
warm; just the thing for small
grain and the harvesting * now
fairly on. \ considerable acreage
Is already cut and in the shock
and the work will probably con.
tinuc for three and perhaps four
weeks.
For harvesting the small grain
this season headers seem to be
the choice altho many old reapcrs
are being used and new ones also,
for that matter.
The general opinion among
farmers as to the yield per acre
of wheat and oats has not changed
from that formerly given in these
columns. The first is put at an
average of % and the oats at 80
bushels per acre. The News
estimate is lower by 30 per cent,
but in this it may be mistaken
and sincerely trusts that it is.
All other crops are doing we'll.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19
W. 0. W. Officers.

Thursday night last week the
Woodmen Of the World elected
officers as follows:
l.. f. CowIing. G.. c.; J. J. Tay-
lor. Adv. Lieut.; p. H. Young,
clerk; w, f. Lair, banker; I. w.
Mcclure, inner guard; Tom My
ers. outer guard. j. f. Smith
and J. J. Taylor were elected
managers. Fourteen new mem
bers were taken in at this meet
ing.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to thank the kind
friends who so willingly rendered
their assistance in the last sick
ness and at the death of our dear
mother. With grateful hearts
we pray God to bless them all.
5. Il. and &. II. Cox, Mrs. Ida
Hart, Mrs. Dollie Hendrix and
Mrs. NJ. +. Slower.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19

G.. w. Malone of Wolfe City. a
cousin of j. A. Edwards, was
visitor in town several days of
this week going from here to
Lake Arthur, y. NJ. While here
he bought the j. r. Harterclaims,
240 acres near Lake Arthur, at
$500, estimated value, the actual
payment being made in 100 acres
patented land on the Arkansas
river in Kansas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19

BOrn-Friday night of last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin p. Gar
ner, a son. The boy weighed ten
pounds and he has been christen-
ed Weldon Marvin Garner. The
News Office printed announce
ment cards to this effect on order
of the youngsters grandfather
Saturday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19

Lots of headers have been
sold by Canyon City hardware
men, The Canyon Mercantile
and the Thompson Hardware Co.,
in the last two weeks. The first
named company handle the Deer
ing and the last the Mccormick.
Both are good machines. Among
those taking out the Deering
header" this week are l.. A.
Pierce, T. w. Reynolds, Virgins
& Roles, II. H. Gillian, r. W.
Bruce, Douglass & Stoddard and
W. f. Bates. Several have Sc
cured the Mccormick, but the
News reporter failed to get their
names.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19
Democratic Primary Ordered.

The Democratic executive com
mittee of Randall county has or
dered a full ticket, precinct,
county, district and state to be
submitted at the July primaries.
/ The assessments on candidate
going on said ticket to cover the
expense of such primary, are
fixed as follows:
Candidates for the offices of
county Judge, assessor, sheriff
and district and county clerk the
sum of SO each.
Candidates for county treasu-
rer and county attorney the sum
of s. each.
Candidates for precinct offices
the sum of 81 each.
All state and district candi-
dates the sum of 81 each.
These payments must be made
to the county chairman, l.. G.
Lair, on or before the 22nd of
June.
The committee is required to
meet again for the DurDOSa of ar
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19
SSSee 90 o q

- W l'hiA4 VI 1 Ahi NV Voc
in town Tuesday and Wednesday
Il. G.. Oldham and family re.
turned from Plainview Monday.
w. II. Hicks came back Tues
day from his trip to Stephenvillc.
He says his mother is no better.
Mrs. c. y. Harrison returned
home last week from her long
visit to her relatives at Hutto.
Rev. and Mrs. J. s. Groves
returned from their Silverton
visit the first of the week.
Misses Law and Bryson left
this week for Amarillo to attend
the normal
Miss Sallie McGehee left Mon,
day to attend the normal at Am
arillo.
The News is pleased to report
NJ. S. Lusby as recovered from
his rheumatic attack.
Mrs. Dillow and children of
Fort Worth visited Mrs. |. c.
Jenkins first of the week return
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Jno Rodgers of Shad-
dock, Okla, who has been visit
ing Mrs. l.. Rusk, returned
home Tuesday.
Joe MacDougal, a "bonny Scot"
from Edinburgh, is a late addi-
ton to the Canyon City barber
force.
Sickness of the office foreman,
John Hibdon, has damaged this
issue of The News from a read
ing standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Thomas of I.
Dalhart, came in Sunday to visit .
the boys, Conner and Charlie, for
A few days.
Mrs. Daniels of Amarillo re-
turned home Wednesday accom-
oauied by her mother, Mrs. r.
~ Faulkner.
Wade Stephenson exhibited to
, News reporter Monday stalk
# rhubarb with leaf 19x22
inches across. 1t grew from a
liant set out this spring.
l.. c. Lair is having a barn put
.p in which to store alfalfa. It
; 30X60 feet, II feet high and
hedded on each side. |. ".
IcClure is carpenter.
Wiley Robson got back We'd t
esday from his New Mexico I
our. He was above Roswell on
ne river and SAYS its very dry
that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rollins Of
came in Wednesday
'ening on a visit to relatives. He
an elder brother, by six years, .
county attorney Rollins, and
gently married. Il
c. p. Hutchings and Travis ,
haw with their wives went up .
] the Palo Duro Saturday TO the .
haw- Bennett farm for weeks =,
amp out. The men come in for =
nsiness during the day return !,
z to the joys Of camp life when
he shades of evening again APP
ear.
John Bell was in town Monday
ter a header He will start fl
,aping this week, he says, and Il
, is looking for his brother, J. n
Bell. TO come in this week and II
lip him. Mr.. Bell is delighted W
ith tho DlaipS tho rii,nata tho
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-06-19

The Canyon Mercantile Co.
has full stock of Refrigerators.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14
MET
CALF RESIGNS
Reason Failing Health But Disa-
greenent With President.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Fo-
slgnation Of Victor H. Metcalf. secre-
tary Of the navy 90 the president
yesterday. conditioned to take effect
December l, has started 4 food Of
rumors with reference to the cause
OF his resignation here today.
Metcalf in his resignation gave as
a cause. III health, and his friends
also stated that he had for some time
been failing. and that he had salts
fed himself that the only course to
pursue to regain II was to resign,
and get away from the labors that
devolved upon his shoulders by rea-
son Of his once The rumor that
has been prevalent here today Ia that
the president and Metcalf disagreed
upon the reorganization Of the navy.
and that It was this that led to his
resignation. The rumor claims per-
sons in close touch with both the
president and the secretary AZ its
authority. Truman Newberry has
been named as his successor.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14
woslAN's CLUB MEETING.


Librarian Resigns and Successor ls
The Woman's club met yesterday
afternoon At the home az lGrm. J. Ia
Meclear. and . very interesting nes-
sion was held. and many matters Of
interest disposed.
Mrs. J. NJ. Elder made an exhaus-
tive report 70 the club on the work
Of the state federation Of woman's
clubs. which recently held Its eonven-
ton at Moscow. and Mrs. h. e. Me-
Farland read paper. entitled. why
Every Woman Should be q ParIia-
mentarian." The resignation OF Mrs.
Ida Miner as librarian was accepted
by the board OF directors. and q vote
of thanks extended her for her en-
Gent services. Miss Edith Marshall
was elected a. her successor.
The applications Of Mrs. A. w. Ha-
ley and Mrs. A. A. Luce for member
ship were read. and both admitted.
The meeting was well attended, and
upon its conclusion refreshments
were served.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14
MRS. y. s. AxTELL ENTERrANs

Very EntOyable House Party given
In Honor Of Brothers Birthday.
Mrs. F. s. Axtell, assisted by Mrs.
Mansfield, entertained a merry crowd
Of young people At No. 10 omesrs
Row last evening. The occasion be-
ing the fifteenth birthday Of Sterling
Litheriand. the brother Of Mrs. Az
tell. Various games suited 10 the
ages Of the guests had been arranged
and there vas tally kept on the re-
suits and prizes given to the success
full competitors who held the higher
scores. Those present were: Misses
Mamie Kipp. Christine Mckay. Helen
Gerard, Ethel Babeock. Marion
McEacheru, Dorothy and Coral Nor
gan. Ethel Kope. Leona Morse, Mar
ion Mansfield. Stella Frazier. Percy
Pangburn, Fred BabeOck. Herbert
Mansfield. Leon stoudt, Arthur
Kreuger. Cameron MeEaehern, orrin
BoughtOn, Carlton Sander. Claude
Frazier, and Sterling LithsFland.