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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-12-22
SAILOR FOUND
DEAD IN STREET
Suicide Suspected in Case of
Albert Anderson of the
Schooner Helene.

| Albert Anderson, a sailor, was found
dead on the sidewalk on Liliha street,
near Kukui street, about 6 O clock last
evening, and at first there was sus-
picion that the man had committed
suicide, but later investigation caused
the police to withhold this belief until
a chemical analysis of the stomach s
contents can be made
Officer Robert Parker, Jr., came
across the body and, calling several
colored men from a nearby house to
look after it. he went to the nearest
patrol box and sent for the patrol
wagon. The body was taken to the
Queen S Hospital first, as precaution,
and, the man being pronounced dead,
it was then taken to the morgue.
When found there was a strong smell
of carbolic acid emanating from the
body. At the morgue a bottle con-
tanning a solution Of carbolic acid was
found in a hip pocket The cork had
come out and the contents had spilled
on the mans legs and burned them
badly. The stomach revealed no traces
of acid, and there were no burns on
the lips, the mouth or throat The
stomach held but a small amount of
fluid. and the lining showed the raw
ages committed by strong drink. The
examination showed that the man had
not eaten much, if anything, lately.
Chemist Duncan will finish his exam
ination today, the result of which may
show whether Anderson came to his
death as a suicide or by natural
causes.
According to Alexander Craig, col
ored, both he and Anderson were work
ing on the schooner Helene all day up
to ) O'Clock, and then went together
to Craig's house on Liliha street. An
derson left there shortly before 6
o clock. He was found on the side
walk a few minutes afterward, dead.
Whether he slipped on the pavement
and fractured his skull will be deter
mined when the autopsy is concluded
Among the personal effects found in
the deceased s pockets were papers
showing that he was member of the
Sailors Union of the Pacific, Com
paniOn of the Order of Owls, and that
he was probably member of the crew
of the schooner Ethel Zane, which ar
rived here from Eureka on February
81. There was also an order on the
master of the Ethel Zane for S., pay
able to H. Wengard, proprietor of the
Scandia Hotel, Eureka, dated October
%, 1908.
The Sailors Union card is one of |
the special "Lockout and Strike' doc
uments and bears the number 1881. On
the reverse side appears the follow
ing:
''This card, signed by the secretary
and stamped with the seal of the Sail |
ors' Union of the Pacific, is evidence |
that the bearer performed his full duty
in the strike inaugurated June II, |
1908, and the lockout declared pre-
viously by the United States Shipping
and Transportation Association"
The deceased is a well-built man, |
about 80 years of age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-12-22
INTER-IsLAND STEAMERS.

Following is list of island steamers
and the dates of their arrival in Ho.
nolulu during the next ten days:
Mauna Kea-Will arrive Friday, Dee
p; and Friday, January 1.
Claudine-Wni arrive Wednesday
Dec. %; and Wednesday, Dec. 80.
Mauna ~Loa-WiH arrive Thursday
Dec. 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-12-22
THE PosTMAN's CHRISTMAS.

Among the people you make happy
by your Christmas gifts and cheer. do
not forget your postman. who works
faithfully and late that your letters
and Christmas packages may safely
reach their destinations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-12-22
Business Care Brings Nervous Wear


of requiring nervous eegv
trhng things
tunder tions o health
persons either usually and in
relief the use of
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-12-22
Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract

appetite digestion enres the bd
providing
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-12-22
Entire GrOub
O.38 inch.

At the local office of the y. S Weather Honolulu
partly cloudy weather obtained with
dates amounting to 40 inch Al less than the weekly
more tn an during the preceding week The
was 70 deg minimum 63 deg and
normal and 70 deg below last weeks Fresh brisk
winds prevailed with the high hourly velocity
OF IL miles The mean daily relative humidity from
cent TO 73 per cent and for the week 6 The ba
continued high throughout
ing from 3oI7 inches with 2oI4 oIz
inch above the
VIM B. STOCKMAN Section Director.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Mayer Building and Hotel Florence
burn

One fireman il supposed to have
been killed and more than a score of
others injured. and property valued at
100000 destroyed in Chicago I'm a
fire which devastated the Mayer build
ing. a scyen-story brick structure. aud
the Hotel Florence. in Adams street.
early Monday
The fire broke out In the basement
of the Mayer building and spread so
rapidly that when the firemen arrived
the entire building was in flames. A
strong wind swept the flames to the
adjacent hotel building, and i'm a few
minutes the structure was a roaring
urnac The walls and roofs of 10Th
structures collapsed an hour later,
carrying with them m entire
Of firemen. but all except one. James
Gallagher. were rescued
Twenty guests in the hotel escaped
without injury. The principal losers
are w. p. Dunn & Co. printers: Dinse.
Page & Co, electrotypers: Johnson.
Koch & Quin. bookbindcrs; Kahn
Bros, dry goods specialties.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Big H~avemeyer Concern I'm New York
York In Distress.

Comptroller of the Currency VIA.
lam Il. Ridgeiy sunday ordered he
National Bank OF North America, Of
New York. closed for liquidation and
appointed w. Hanna. national bank
examiner. as receiver. The aftermath
OF the financial storm Of last October
In Its effect on the bank which Mon-
day closed 1t doors has been I'm the
shape or heavy and persistent with
crawsis, the result. according to presi-
dent w. r. Haveneyes. OF rusnors set
afioat respecting the banks eostat-
ton.
Membership In the clearing house
association enabled the bank sa weata-
er the gale for a time. but the aid wx-
tended by his association In the form
OF loan certificates finally heca Fae the
means OF bringing about b decision
To 20 into liquidation when h cail
for their redemption WAS made to the
directors on Saturday last. Tn. bank
Indebtedness 10 the clearing house as
ISOLATION lis 81. zoe. 600.
President Haverneyer. i'm "A state
meni given III Sunday night, laid tb*
blame for the trouble upon the per-
sistent rumors ha declared were the
cause of the withdra wals. which on
Saturday beca me so heavy that IL was
believed the bank would not be able
to meet the obligations on Monday.
Two meetings of the directors were
held sunday. and AT the conclusion ~
the last the directors decided Ia With
draw from the clearing house a~ssocia
ton and ask the comptroller Of the
currency TO take charge of the iiquida-
ton of the bank.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
ON TRAIL OF
Honey Seeks to Coaneet Fulton ssith
Land Frauds

la n Eali-Mays conspiracy case -
Portland, Ore. r. j.. H.ney. the prssse-
cutor, e~ndeasorsd Friday. through ex-
United States Senator w. W St~iwer.
70 connect United States Senator e. W.
Fulton with the case.
According q the contention 81 this
prosecution Fulton saw John Hall and
exaetea a promise from Hall that civil
proceedings wenid be brought against
Ia. Butte Creek Live Stock and Lam
Der company. ~ eastern Oregon. In
stead az "A criminal action against tbs
individual members 81 the corporation
The prosecution contends tina Fsisnt
@fate te stsiw~e Telling nf his ar
arrangement With Hall. but this alleged
letter ~ not IN the possession ~ tfs
government.
Steiwer testified FRIDAY tina Fultas
had requested him la bring all ths
correspondence between them la Port.
land, alsi that @tsil. tier. Fulton ne,
lectsd this particular letter and either
destroyed IL or still has ii In hts pos
session.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
INNING FOR FOWLER
HOUSE RANK EXPERT PLEADS
FOR RADICAL CHANGE.
speaker nc~svibes New Yorker "a Glib
raitar Who Stood Between tia.
County and Einnn riai DiS~sane "A
Saved the Jobs al -. o0o. 0a0 Pcss1c.

n street railway systems Of the
District Of Columbia and finaacial
question occupied lifetime az the house
az representatives Tuesday. The lat
ter subject was discussed by Mr.. Fowl
err. chairman uf the committee on
banking and currency. In au exhaust
I've speech la which he opposed bond
secured currency. and The proposition
looking To the establishment, Of q rem
trial bank. Mr. Fowler used~Ior his
text the bin introduced by him early
ia the present month providing among
other things for the bank redemption
districts which he argued would meet
national emergencies.
Mr.. Fowler declared that the United
states had the worst financial and cur
rency process instead of the best.
What is the acute question ?" he In
quired. rs IL a bond secured curren-
cy9 If that were n wise and proper
had not some nation adopted il by
this time" Japan tried IL over night"
he said. but quickly gave IT up
Mr.. Fowler favored coming reserves
out of gold. United States notes, he
said. were We're promises To pay: n
mere fiat issued during the war. They
had never been retired because neith-
er the Republican nor the Democratic
party had the political courage to- do
it's duty.
The subtreasury system of the gov
was attacked by Mr. Fowler
as a curse to trade and
1T is Il source OF suspicion" he said.
"a source of hatred. "A source of sec
tional rivalry"
He said he knew nothing that SO
constantly reused sectional feeling az
this distribution OF money i'm times of
stress.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Although not unexpected. the sfous
bia~ ~ the Missouri and Narshw smseFn
railroad known as the Crouch atne.
have been materially added 10 by the
Sling Of three suits for damages I'm he
circuit court at Rapid city by AIR, and
Mrs. Milo r.. Piats. ~ BOULDER. Colo,
parents az two ~ the victims ~ last
fail'. wreck orr the road a. Rapid
city. Mr.. Piatt. an the guardian 81
George Plat. his s~year~ogd ssn. asks
sin.eaa damages fer the serious iHs
jury 70 ft~ child A. al administrator ~
tn. ~stat. % his s~-year-afd daughter
Mary. Who lost her isf. in the wreck oa
Dct. 3. 1917. the father asks tse. q
da images ard Mrs. Plat who VAS Also
injured. seeks reparatton Ira the SUR Of
sia,0aa. All three eases will ons
before the March term 81 court and u
in probabi. that ether suits growing
out Of the same wreck In which I'VE
peopl. were injured. viii be- heard ~
the m time.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
W.ARsHIP As TARGET.
Navy Department to Make Novel Ex-
peFtntent i'm Gun Practice.

Encouraged by the valuable results
believed to have been obtained by the
British admiralty In the spectacular
sinking Of the old battleship Hero by
modern gunfire lately. the United
States navy department. has deter
mined upon n similar experiment.
though not 10 be carried out TO the
same point The double turreted mon
itor Florida is to be made a target
for the big 12-inch rifles of a battle
ship and the experiment will take
place I'm the waters of Chesapeake bay
or the Potomac river. II is not the
purpose to destroy the monitor. which
was built only about ten years age.
but the gunfire will be directed against
one Of her turrets. Much mechanism
is contained i'm the turret. and infor-
nation is desired as To the effect Of
actual gunlre on this controlling ma
chinery
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
ASSESSMENT HELD INVALID.


Cedar Rapids C~uessAcs0r Inmrs ~ -.
casAum a T,radWuua.
After one OK the hardest fought L.
gal contests ever tried before JudEe
Rsce Tn h circuit court. the axscss-
mens recently levied by the city cf
dead weed against tho property owners
~ secure the amount 10 csss~v the bill
for tfae street paving which was ccsst-
pl.ssa iass fail. was declared invalid
an - s~vshnicalssy. The ascision means
that ~ Ford. th~ contractor. ~ Cedar
Rapids. la, whe did tho work which
esass over sss.ese. will have 10 wait fcf
ssls r'sssss~y until either q taw -
passed BY the legislature next year or
the - hssle legal pssss seedlings 1T h ss-
nssssssasst are gene svwf again In diner
~nt fssrtn. The sats which sas bfouxht
ny Thomas NhfEtakss. st AL hAss
property awa.sr ard prosecuted ~
Attorney II &. ruii-y. has h@~n be-
sarv ts@ couv At Intervals for rass
several months assa imvesswd several
temporary intsssssssssss 1adw~ Rtes
decided thai ttse assessment ~as kt~xsl
bswause th~ slay sssa.iss~sr ln cssaT rsasafsk
tfs Individual amount Ia be AsSsss1d.
failed - sAks tire entire fyssnta8e ~
Tbs 1sss abutiasar an ta~ streets tsAsvsa
8na divide the tutas asassusst IT lots IN
se the total resst ~ sss~ rAyttx which
would bring ahs ss@t psr feet fsr s~sh
property ~@tsst Thrusaah city AtseF-
ney Mason the city at anss xavc notice
that a sswA sv1ssss sassnt wssssia he nAAsis
Afssi another sYsrt naai~ ~ have tas
property awn.fs pay their share of uhs
work
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Tfaa town ~ hFissan. Marshall rssssh-
~. WAS the sWsur ~ a sensational etss-
soae enc of the features of wnssff
was the running ssuA al tawa of y here
soSar. Sersi kno~H business man - s1a<
continuation af serious charges naads
against him In connection with his al
legged treatment ~ ytsnng girls,
Out 81 consideration for hixhty re-
spsetea relatives ~ III. involuntary
exile his name has h~en suppressed
Far ssssne Time there have beer mutt
tersnes which bodied M for the Accused
a number ~ The most prominent resi-
dents Of rrsston finally decided to take
matters into their own hands. - call
ting upon the man they Informed hisa
that his presence no longer Was RE-
ausred In Brlttnn.
Realizing thai hts callers we're thor
onghly in earnest. and that serious
trouble was In Store for him II he rs-
fused Ia obey'she request" ne closed
ur his business affairs ard departed
from Rrtttan orr the evening train faf
an unknown destination
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
pca,. os judge "a. ". lsrnd,c,

Rright's atSesafe carried away adg
W. w. Bradley, If Speartsh, nae ~ The
oldest praeisclns lawyers In the Black
Hills Judge bradley. who was s.
years old. had the distinction % s~ry~
Ing honorably on both sides during the
war ~ the rebellion For nvsr a year
he WAS attached Ia GeFt Prices eoFs~
mand IN the confederate army bat
became convinced t1fat the northern
cause WAS more just and enlisted i'm an
Illinois regiment. where he served nH-
iii the close Of the war lie IN sur
gived by Il wife and ape daughter.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
RAID On MAI. WAGON.
Robbers Hold Up New Orleans Driver
and Get Away with Funds.

Daring thieves sunday night held
up and robbed IA United States mai
wagon in New Orleans oadcd with i'm
coming mail which had just arrived
from Cincinnati and other northerii
points over the Queen and Crescent
route. The thieves were reported 10
have secured about $1,000. but the
postoffice authorities refused to make
any statement about the amount Of
the robbery. The wagon. which was
heavily screened and on which % a
driver and helper. was attacked ear
some freight cars in the downtown
section OF the city. The driver and
helper. neither Of whom was hurt.
We're held by the police on suspicion.
At least two out of eleven mail sacks
were riied.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
WHIPPED BY NIGHT RIDERS.
Kentucky Tobacco Planter Called Ont
and Severely Punished.

r. Fl. Rodgeds. living near Hopkins
vile. Ky, was visited Saturday night
by a party Of about 20 night riders.
He was called from his house and
severely whipped with buggy whips
ciation," but is alleged To have sold
his tobacco outside of the organization.
He had received, II Is said, a warning
lot To do SO. the warning being cnu-
pied with a threat. Several shots were
wires were cut.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Clarence n Mslavain~, commission
er ~ immigration, wtth headquarters
III t4urssf. sS In receipt vt tho frvf
cosskigr srasass ~ an order fer ss.ass
pa snphIssA, and he and his assistants
are engaged ts Sending ssas the fsiSfF~
Etn all ssss. have made snaaHt~~ dssrsssx
the last fse mssssstss concerning fh~
stats ~ Ssaath Dakota
The pam pnsets ar xatssn cut ~ Tire
earn missioner. is hskwsss kind %
ar advertisement IN ~ y sg~pS&~ AT
fair, with an engraving at ths =
state capitol building as = fr~ssatispser<s
The rest IL tho hnnkies II filled with
descriptive feasiin. concerning Al
portions ~ sssash ftaknsa and WITH
nearly rfty cuts representing the wa
rsoux educational institutions 1T the
state. farm and crop wss~n~s. sxsf'se ~
The atAfe fagr buildings. several of the
state institutions. snc everything ri fn@
sere~t 10 a prospective Immigrant.
Amsfx the most interesting features
~ the pamphlet ara the copies ~ ist-
tMYs received frofrs farmers through
ans in. state. NJ tell sf he success
they have had since coming To this
Land NJ sunshine.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

The Portland. Me. city hail contain
ing the municipal and county offices
and department of police building. IN
which were the Supreme. judicial and
municipal courts. Was corn pletesy
ruined by ffe earty Friday. which en-
~danger.d many lives and destroyed
valuable REGARDS. dating back over "A
century.
The monetary loss is estimated al
ei.00e,oa0. but his sum will not cover
the loss Of papers and documents.
destroyed IN the registry Of deeds.
where everything was lost.
That there We're no fatalities is re-
~markable. as there were more than
TOO persons, attending the western
Maine Knights OF i'ythias jubilee,
gathered in the auditorium when the
flames were discovered
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Officers from Marion. III. Are Called
Ia Queli Disturbance.

With the announced intention OF arr
day night fired 100 shots. following "a
declaration of war between the Italian
and American residents Of the mining
town of Bush. m. officers from Ma
riaD, III. were called to quell the dis
turbance.
that no one WAS hurt. but II Is expect
ed there Will he serious trouble unless
the Italians leave town peaccably The
trouble arose over a quarrel between
the superintendent of the mine and
with the miner. aud the other resi-.
ielats With The superinasndsnt
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
Runs ENGINE INTO Mon.
Engineer Kills six and Wounds Man,
More.

Baku. Trans Caucasia. advices state
that i'm consequence Of the accidental
killing of some iaborers by a locomo-
tive there Friday II mob Of comrades
and attempted 10 lynch the engineer
To escape the fury Of the excited work
efs the engineer opened the throttle
of the locomotive and dashed through
the row killing six men and wound.
ink many others.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
FRISCO SEES JAP SPIES
Newspaper Story that Reads Like "A
Pipe Dream"

The San Francisco cail says. Bull
lets fired with deadly intent by nation
M guard sharpshooters early Sunday
,rninE frustrated a second after 4
rob the arfnory of the Fifth infan,
~. national guard. In the building
are kept valuable military maps of
san F~rancisco's coast defense and top
oriaphicai plans of the peninsula.
Frtsin the descriptions of The
crs furnished the officers of the regi-
ntent by the sentries the authorities
are working on the theory mat Japan
Csc spies were seeking to gain entrance
to the secrets of the armory.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

The wholesale dry goods establish
ment OF Milliken. Cousin a. Co. at
Portland. Me. was burned Sunday
night. The adjoining store. occupied
dealers, was damaged by water and
smoke. 1t is estimated that the loss
to the two firms and the building own
ers will be $500.0 0o.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Mayer Albright and street COMMITS.
sionsr I@augtiin we're called into car
u court at Pierre Wednesday.
charged with being fn contempt IT
court for proceeding with the ming
OF q part Of a street on which property
In situated and or which = restraining
order had been issued tn prevent
grading IN front ~ the property. 1s
hearing the contempt eaSe Was dis
missed bat the order against grading
was continued until = hearing coaid he
had la court
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
Rebels Take Town.

Revolutionists have taken posse
sion of the town Of Port de Baix. THU
ty-five miles west ~ Cape Haytien.
Charles Mot. American consular
agent AT 81. Marie. has been removed
from office by the American legation
rebels.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
King Has Close Call.

King Alfonso had "A narrow escape
from death white hunting near Mad
rid Friday. A Wild boar unexpectedly
appeared and rushed at the king. who
the animal. The king then
dropped his gun and walked UP 10
the body. but IL suddenly bounded up
and flew at the king.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

No arrest has set hsssta made rs
connection With the death a fsw dass
sxo Of fsen Handsome ftA. n ~eSt
known Slpus Indian. wtsass' ssssFsas Nea~
on the Lowe nrais reservation. end
who died as the result of being struck
on the head With a club In tte harris
az John ifillura. a pioneer resident ~
i.s county. and at present "a hu@a~
ress raan sn the new sovn sf kssafse*
bee, Lyman c8aaty
The case app*aEs ts have hern pure
iy one ~ saif~G~fstsse an the part ~
Dillon.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

Ruben EStis. II Lower Brnle Agen-
cy. Zenas Graham. ~ F~1andreau. and
George Lawrence. all Indians. are in
Yankion on "A mission tina shows ho@
rapidly the Indians ~ hat section are
changing from their old ways L. those
OF the white men. These nen are sill
catechists of the Episcopal church
among their own people.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

The teamer Amsterdam. belonging
to the Great Eastern Railway com
pany. and the British steamer AK
minister. from New York on Dec. 10.
coilided Tuesday night near Nieuwe
Waterweg. Both vessels Mere badly
damaged.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

School district Na. 8. which com.
prises the schools in Lead, has brought
suit In the local courts against ths
school district of Puma, a small com
munisy but two miles distant. II II
contended that a pupil from Plnnna
attended the Lead high school, where
the tuition ia $40. but Puma declined
to pay more than SIC, the amount ~
tuition in Dad ood.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
AccuSrd Girl Wife.

Mrs. James Hinkle. living on a farm
near Benton. Mo. was arrested Mon
day on the charge OF having caused
her husbands death by giving him
sttychnine. In his dying statement
Hinkie accused his wife of having poi
soned him.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
Labor Council Adionrns.

After holding sessions In Washing
ton every day during last week the
executive council Of the American
Federation Of Labor Saturday finally
concluded it's work. During this time
many problems Of vital interest 10
and disposed OF.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

In the presence OF a distinguished
gathering representing the business.
financial, educational and church life
Of the city, the funeral services were
held Saturday owe the body OF Morris
X. Jessup. Of New York. banker and
philanthropiet.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
Convention .f S,sskmrn.

For the afth annual convention If
the south Dakota Improved Live Stock
association. which will assemble In
Mitcheil on Tuesday evening of next
week. the officials have prepared "a
program that will doubtless meet the
approval of the live stock men ~ the
state.