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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
Killed by Explosion.

Copenhagen, August g. = Two men were killed and six others dangerously wounded on board the Danish cruiser Hekla today by the premature explosion of shell. The accident occurred during target practice at Aarhus bay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
Camp Grounds Burned,

Russellville, Ky, August 29.-The build : ings on the famous Methodist evangeistic meeting ground of Kentucky, Parsons Camp Grounds,' eight miles from here, were destroyed by fire last night. The loss has not been estimated. The origin of the fire is not known
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
Life Saving a Ia Mode.

From the Bohemian Magazine.
 The Victim--Help Help, Pm drowning.
 Would-be Hero-Courage, my brave man. Just wait until I get rope, measuring rod. a Carnegie application blank, two witnesses and a notary pub lie.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
HOT SHOTS.

The ideal thought should be as
we'll as our labor to redOwn to
the interest of our fellow man.
What do we live for if it is not
to make lifeless Difficult; for each
other.
This is the law of benefits be.
tween men; the one ought to for.
get at once what he has gwen
the other onght never forget
what he has received.
The gospel alone has shown a
full and complete asaemblage OF
the principals Of morality, strip.
cd CT al aosui di,y, it il not mlde
n lk 10 creot>, Of 4 few com.
lGn pa, sentences pal INTO bad
rrlst. do you WIS to- find out the
really sublime: Repeat tie
4rayer the Lord taught his dis
cipics.
70 Il good and brave man there
is 70 failure.
Look up. and not down. Look
forwarc, and not backward
Look out, and not in, and icEd 4
helping hand.
Things don't turn up in Til.
worlG uniil some turns Thorn up
\ pound Of plack is worth 4 10,
Of luck. Iou may pcrsGc luct
10 win, but never II sncc, ~.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

8 It will accelerate progress
II will banish Sectionism
It will sever party bondage,
1t will abolish special priv,
lodges.
1t will wip, ont plntocra,ic die.
tation
1t will reduce taxes to necessisr.t
1t will prevent the bribery Of our l
law makers.
1t will establish home rule in
all Municipalities.
1t w'llrestore to the people their
natural rights.
1t will aid honesty representa-.
! tive in in serviviEg tie people.
II will give us a government of
the people by the people for the
people on foundation of equel
land exact justice to all.
The benefit OF the referendum
has been shown in Switzerland
where they have had II in some
lnf the CantOns since the sixteen.
| til century. And in New Zdl,nd
it has made the best govern.
ment on the globe.
J. II. Kennedy.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
Prior Items.

Ed. WORLDS CREssEr. after
long delay the CREssEr is very |
welcome visitor, it is so original
not sterotypcd to the dictltion
of.any loss during the vacation
of the CRESsET.
William McConel has passed
away, while he has been weak in
body his mind was strong and
he vas living if.y on one hun.
drcd years ahead of the times.
He believed in the universal
brotherhood of nan. And his
religious belief while not orthO.
dox was a very beautiful faith
he believed that we ore here
builting characte for eternity
land that in the after lif, the
good will be retained and the
bad WILL be eliminated. We ex'
tend our heart felt sympathy tC
his brother and family.
Miss Mary Kennedy has gone
to Springfield to attend during
College.
Sowing Wheat and making
Mo,asscs are in progress il
these parts.
Gathering corn has commcnc
I'd, the crop is generally light.
W., have q CON idcrablc s"r
ghum fodder and it is the NOS
valuable feed for fall. up I
hristmas, it is valuable for hog
!, COWS. horses, or even sheet
, though for sheep it must be lin
: in the stalk, while for hogs ii
lcourscr the better.
We arc going to have n chant
l,o vote for the initiative an
|Rctrerendom amendment to co
{" sutton of Mo.
i And it is very important tn
eyery voter understands VIII
it is, it is the most importa
measure that We have to co
slider it will take the Cover
mcnt at orce from a lot
shallow paited bosses and pla
it in the hands of the Poop
81 As | cannot do bettcrI will qua
il. a. Wayland on what t
referendum will do.
~ 1t will simplify laws.
10 1t will simplify guvcrnmc
1t will kill monopoly
l, will purify the ballot.
;, 1t wi | supplant violence.
:. 1t will broaden manhood,
-, ]. viii prev, mt r.volutio
II will make people t blink,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

"Consu. Thomas II. Norton of
Chcmnl,z reports that by the
Slaby. ArcO system OF wireless
tclcgraphy over ,hW words were
recently telcgraphed from the
trial station If the company at
Nnucn, near Bcriin, to the Aus.
trian military station for wire.
less tclegranhy at korncnterg.
near Ni,nna, Il distance OF about
81. miles"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
Fer Sale

a Fur Overcoat, in fair condi-
i'm, with good lining: Price IS
I sold at once, worth several
tunes that money to teams,ers
or one compelled to be out 10 the
wclther. Can be. seen at Mrs
Nora Woods q mi g. of Hugvin
L. O:on the Mountain Grove road
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

"In cuttil & Gown a tree j."
LadoCa cemetery, at Crawfords.
vile Ind. Workmen found that
tho tn e lad grown arond the mar
Bile tombstone = feet high and II
inches wide. I'ha inscription
showed that stone was put in
place in 1880.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

1.-THE six turbinS OF n Norway
factory are tn receive water
through n seven mile tunnel
from lake 3.i:,i feet abavc sea
level, tho total head being G,2-l
feet, or - feet greater than the
highest hitherto"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
FARM FOR SALE

A farm laying q ni;n S's;h q
fountain Grove contains 2S3
Acres can be had as cheep as, dirt
70 he sold We shall give n full!
description of this faIm later:
Should my one want to buy this
arm they can't do better in South
No. Apply at this OFFICE
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

The Colony people will soon be
ready to grind your corn Tor you.
We hope thu, many Of our old
correspondents will. help us a.
gain.
Mr.. Thomas McCraw is haul.
ing wood for the Colony this
week.
--Hurrah! for Coon Ball, II you
want a good honest man for
Constable, vote for him in Nov.
Will the business men OF Nor
wood give US their support III
they do We will try to give them
a paper second best to none.
Wood Choppers wanted, Tor par
ticulsss Gull ut this OFFICE or ut
the Colony camps on Milestone
cash paid Tor cutting wood.
The Colony sawnil! is now
ready to cut lumber, hiring OF
your bills and get them !illed on
to order.
We solicit the aid of the pao
pic Of Norwood. So TINT we ma,
- be able to aid them with tn
II, CEEsSIT.
Those are pearlcsS tip,'. al
times tlat men should be care
:. ful in who they vote for whe
they walk up to the polls in No
ember, Murphy is true and trie'
vote for him.
10 Three thousand cords Of wO'
D. to cut. md cordSord choppe
needed, the Colony people Ia
the cutting to DO ani thy vi
=. Enrds. VIII pay cash every y,
-, !u'aav n'gh',
!, DO TO, forgot TIA, ,.4ac liH
a., is ore ul h. bpst oewirg N. ,h;
l.. pnirrrl in the State. Come
;, send him weird ut She Co'n
. campag ground or g. ID" rR'
SET OFFICE il Norwood the h1'
%! the Colony at prcs.n,
on Hon. W. Il. Long candidate
"f County Judga WAS at the {
'nr ony tnnts on last Saturday.
~ has served ono term rs CoaY
zee Iudg" and We third; that the p
we PIE cannot do hrt'vr than q,
IN him for tho second term. \
ma Long is ono Of Wright's bt
citizens,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
for the CREssET.

-Subscribe for the CREssEr.
Hon. Frank EHis returned
hcme los; Wednesday.
We want Correspondents fer
the cKEssEr FROM 81 parts Of the
country.
Mr.. Kennedy of Douglas Go.
visited the Colony people on last
Sunday.
"A good man never expo cts to
win his neighbOr by mistreat.
ment. But by good deeds OF
kindness.
Home Spun Murphy, mean:
the most good to the most Zee
pie; and no harm to all the reo
pie vote for him.
We wish to say to the friend
OF the CCEssET who ever The.
may be. il you can give us a littl
help now. it will .come 40 good
now is the time to help US.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

IAN Eiglishman has invented
a bicycle for the blind. In real.
ity, 1t is a multicyclc. carrying |
rider, led by a seeing person,
who does the steering "
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
1HECREssEr
NORWOOD MO
LOCAL. kORE

-- /
Mr.. Mitchell is building q new
addition to his printing Office.
Hon. frank Ellis left for St.
Louis on the morning of the 9Th
where he spent several days, re.
turning home on the 18th.
Mr.. Samuel Merritt i. on the
mend after Il couple OF weeks
sickness.
Mr.. Wesley Jones is hauling
wood this week for the Colony
people.
Mr.. Huston has moved to the
Colony and intends going into
the broom business.
Mr. yl6ghcrg vas on the sick
list but hos recovered.
There vas u vary large Con
grcgation at 1, O'Clock meeting
ut the Colony Tents on las,
Sunday Evening.
Mrs. II. II. RaIl paid tlr lad,
cOmposltOrs of the CRESSEr Or
FJcE II pleasant visit IN lns
Tuesday.
The I'd. was greeted with
fine congregation ut the Caudl
church on last Sabbath n. II O
clock
Mr.. PAY DclanO of Texas &,
near Fowler paid the Cololy Pc,
pie visit last week hc was
friend to the Colony people
time OF nrcd. and stlil holds th
position and the Colony peep
shat never forget his kindness
lIo is also Il lorg life Dcmocra,
-'tu" nome is one. more in No
wood u beautiful lit H. town ,
tie Frisco In" y,u may talk
pleasant pidcv', But for o.
part, We mus, rNilft,;s tia, y.
wood II the most pleasant plu
for us. and the reason f,r i, +,
have "a good a class If people
general, here ~ yol! can iii
any where on III" globe.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

Laugh and the world laughs
with you. cryapd you find you've
lost your handkerchief.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
H.. J FezWick. .

UNDER rAKER and EMRALMEE
Half Block North Inst Square
Mountain Grove Mo
Telephone No. l3S. At nigh
80
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

"A deaf MN has one advan.
tagt in that nc never has TO listen
to his neighbrr's ph orcerapb."
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15
The Scrap Hsap.

A boy is often surprised to find
that his father really knows
more than he does.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

The bill collector is a living ex.
ponent OF the theory that tomor.
row may never come.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

Life may be pretty short, but
its long enough to get into Il
mighty lot Of trouble
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-10-15

The Scrap Hsap. |
lrned
A boy is often surprised to find
that his father really knows
Of the ~
moro than he does,
The bill collector is a living ex.
ponent Of the theory that tomOr.
row may never come.
cts to ......
;treat.
oa. of Life may be pyctty' short, but
its long enough to get into u
mighty lot Of trouble.
means
Laugh and the world laughs
~ with you. cryapd you find you We
lost your handkerchief.
friends
+ they "A deaf nan has one alvan.
little tagt in that nc never has to listen
good; to his neighhrr's ph onoerapb."
IAN Englishman has invented
bicycle for the blind. In real
, ity, 1t is a mult;cycle. carrying
\. rider, led by seeing person
who docs the steering
Id be as
own to THE six turbinS OF a Norwa,
man. factory are tn receive waite
/ is not through seven mile tunnc
Tor each from lake .. $40 feet abnvc 80
level, tho total head being G,o-
hts be- feet, or {. feet greater than til
4 g.
- " 'o' highest hitherto"
$ gwen
: forget ---
bo,rr "In cuttil e Gown tree i
,lage of LndoGa cemetery, at Crawford'
y, strip. vile lnd.. workmen found thu
ot nilde tho tr' e lad grown arond the ia
Z" 'o''' Bile tombstone :. t, ct high and
j., 'so 49, inches wide. 'rhe inscriptic
~, tho showed that stone was put
his dis place in 1880.
ian there
"Consu Thomas II. Norton
N. Look Chcmnl,z reports that 10y Il
lckward. Slaby -Arco system OF Wircle
nd lend a tclcgraphy over ,0'W words we
recently telcgraphed from Il
in this trial station II The company
lh"m up. N1ucn, near Berlin, to the AL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27
OFFICIALS STUDY
RETRENCHMENT
MayOr and Council Planning to
c,l; Municipal Expenses and
Increase Revenue.
OFFICER oUELLS SALOON ROW
n,o,h Claims Perry G. MISSIONER
Funeral of VIM. Balser--suit for
DIyorce--wedding Permits.

order Feb. 27.--Mayor Brewer and
,,e city council are determined to re-
t,.nch in the running expenses Of Og-
49,, and 10 arrange IL possible some rev.
.r,e nroducing sources for the city.
rast evening the mayor met with
,ra council TO discuss these conditions
and IN devise If possible means of re-
,ranchment in all departments, SO that
q, least a slight reduction in the city's
,raehtedness may be made each month
,-be council and mayor did not come to
onv definite conclusion last evening, but
viii hold another meeting this evening
n devise ways and means to accomplish
the desired end.
OFFICER QUBLLS SALOON ROW.
officer Crompton was called to a
saloon on lower Twenty-fifth street yes
terday afternoon to quell a disturbance
between number of Austrians. He
went 10 the place and quieted the trou-
BILE and placed two Austrians with
,npronouncable names under arrest.
While waiting for the patrol wagon, a
third Austrian stepped up to the two
under arrest, and after exchanging a
few words, he attempted to pass a
loaded revolver to one of the men. The
officer observed the trick and
quick as flash dealt the third man
a heavy blow on the head, flooring him.
and then took the pistol away from
him, and he too was placed under ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27

for taxes, and they are now trying to
get the land back.
Gunnarson Brothers. F. n. & W., Il
partnership. appeal from justice court,
continued for the term.
Nathan Biddlecome VS.. D. g. r. G.
Railway company, appeal from justice
court: continued.
w. Edwin Tribble, VS.. #. p. Fullmer
and Mat Warner, action for damages;
continued.
State of Utah ex rel w. Edwin Trib-
BILE, VS.. f. =. Fullmer, action to GUST
defendant from office; continued.
James c. Prows VS.. Nancy Prows,
action for divorce granted.
The state OF Utah. by Charles 8.
Tingey. secretary of state of the State
of Utah. VS.. Green River State bank.
corporation, action for the appoint
ment OF a receiver; F. E. Woods was
entered as attorney for the receiver.
Mabel +. Orem vs. Robert w. and
Lucinda Hill, action for foreclosure;
this case went by default, but as the
plaintiff had not asked for judgment
the defendant was given until the 22nd
of February in which to file an aswer
Ferdinand August Heinrich Behing
and Iver Lourids Gregerson, were ad-
mitted to citizenship.
Several probate cases were disposed
of, and at noon today the court adj
journed for the-term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27
CASTLE DALE.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
Criminal, Civil, Divorce and Probate
Gases Disposed Of.

Criminal, Civil, Divorce and Probate
Gases Disposed Of.
Special Correspondence.
Castledale. Emery Co, Feb. 19.-The
district court of the Seventh judicial
district, in and for Emery county. statc
of Utah, convened at Castleaale on
Monday, the 18th inst, and disposed of
the following calendar for the January
term:
State of Utah VS.. Thomas Murphy,
eNtortIon, defendant escaped from GUS
tody, case passed for the term.
state of Utah VS.. Emyrus Morgan,
charged with a statutory offenso
against a young girl, and after tine
state had got its evidence in the de-
PENDANT by his attorney. j. w. N.
Whitecotton, moved for a dismissal on
the ground that the defendant had not
been properly bound over, II appear
ing in the complaint filed before the
justice the complaining witness namo
WIS misspellcd by the use of one
wrong letter. The information filed by
the district attorney had the namo
right, and there was no fault found
with the information. the evidence so
far as II was introduced was most
damaging as TO the guilt OF the defend
ant, but on the above technlcality the
Judge instructed the jury to bring in
q verdict of not guilty.
State of Utah Vs. Warren l.. Jones.
embezzlement, the complaining witness
In this case could not be found, and
case was dismissed.
state of Utah vs. Sterling Curtis, also
state VS.. Henning Olsen, burglary, Sec
ond degree, these boys who are under
Is years Of age pleaded guilty TO burg
larry In the third decree. and were sen-
fenced by Judge Erickson Ia the reform
school until they arrived at the age of
q years Of age.
George w. Brandon, VA. Peter johann
sen. action for the recovery OF renl
property the defendant won this suit
NJ the last term OF court the plaintiff
filed notion for a new trial: motion
was Withdrawn,
Jasper McCrilis VIZ, Wnllle u. Gar
vim, action on account, passed for tho
term.
Priscilla p. Jennings ct al W Emery
county,, 81 al. action 10 quiet title, con-
tinued for the term, in this case tho
county sold several hundred acres nj
coal lands belonging 70 the PLAINTIFF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27
IhTERS ATE NEWS BRIEFS

Victims OF Measlcs-There have
been two more deaths at Draper as a
result OF sickness subsequent TO mea-
sles The l2 months old daughter OF
MIR, and Mrs. John II Smith died Feb.
II, and the 6-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Jensen died Feb. "a.
The number OF cases OF measles IL di-
minlshing rapidly and from all indca-
tlons the disease viii soon disappear
from this community.
Flnps Destroy Propcrty--rwo Finns
at Bingham named Herman Isaacson
and Fred Vicklund were arrested Sun.
day night Tor creating disturbance
Patrolman Culleton arrested the men
and locked them up In a new steel cell
and left them. They tore their bed
TO pieces, broke OF the lock from their
cell and then proceeded to destroy
everything In the new jail building, de-
stroying the chemical fire engine, hose
and other valuable equipment
Joe Mattress was hit by elevator buck
cts In the Utah copper mine Sunday
night and received injuries from which
he may not recover.
Henefer Ward ConTerence--ward
conference was held al AenefeT, Sum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27

ed to cake and wine in honor of the
arrival of "a son at the home of the
chief deputy, VIM. p. Clayton.
a fine boy made it's appearance at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Bull
lock, and daughter in the household
of Mr.. and Mrs John w. Guy.
ELDERS REUNION.
The elders OF the Fourth and Fifth
wards viii hold reunion at the Fifth
ward Westinghouse next Friday even
ing under the auspices of the respective
quorums. A general invitation has
been extended to all OF the elders of
the ward, whether they belong to the
quorum or not.
GARDEN CITY BRIEFS.
The Electric theater has been rewired
and exits installed, as prescribed by
the city ordinance, and it is now in
a safe condition.
Eldreds big up to date military
band machine has arrived and is dis
coursing good music.
w. w. Goodridge, the agent for the
Utah-Idaho Sugar company, is busy
contracting with the farmers in this
vicinity for the raising of sugar beets.
Mr.. Goodridge reports having con-
tracted up to date 400 acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27

ly have sold at 1915 to $3.50, feeders
~ to $3.50, calves s4.15. bulls 1915, stays
81, medium cows 1915, panhandle heif-
ers $3.50 steers $3.50. A big majority
OF the cattle coming now are fed steers,
and the proportion of stockers and
feeders is small There is ample de-
mand for the supply of country kinds,
and prices are as high as any time this
winter, stockers at $3.50 to $3.50. feed
ers 81 to $500.
Supply of sheep and lambs last week
was $1,000 head. market about steady
till Friday, when there was a decline
of 10 to 10 cents. The run Is II 900 to-
day, market 10 cents lower Monte Vista
lambs at $3.50 to Sc. 20, heavy Ft. Collins
lambs s6.45 to $500, Colorado ewes s475
to $3.50. Yearlings are worth S5.40 to
$500, wethers IS TO s525. Prospects ia
vor pretty good receipts of sheep and
lambs at all points for the next few
weeks and while the demand is good,
not much Improvement in the situation
is expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27
NO Time WASTED
Prompt Action Is Pleasing Many
Salt Lake City Citizens.

Get down to tho cause OF everything.
Bad backs are caused by sick kidneys.
Cure the kidneys you cure backaehe.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for Kidneys
only.
No time wasted trying to cure other
troubles.
Salt Lake City people endorse their
merit.
Benjamin Mideley. living at 52s South
Second West ST. Salt Lake City, Utah,
says: only hope that others suffer-
Ing from kidney trouble may benefit by
my testimonial. For two or three years
/ suffered from pains and soreness
through my back. l tried first one
remedy and then another but did not
find relief. ] had become discouraged
when / heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills and procured a box at the F. J
Hill Drug Co They helped me from
the first, and In q short time was re-
lieved OF all my troubles. l am glad
TO say ] have not had any return of
the complaint
For sale bv all dealers. Price 90
gents. Fostet- Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, solo agents for United
StsEes.
Remember the name--- Doan' sand
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27
NEPHI.
COM. CLUB ENTERTAINS.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sperry Celebrate
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary.

Special Correspondence.
Neph Juab Co., Feb. Birthday the
.lst, Patriarch Charles Sperry and wife
celebrated their Goth wedding anniversary.
Members of the immediate family and
close friends came from various parts of
ne state, and genNal good time was
tau The day was spent In visiting and
roasting, ending with dance at the
htmofy hall at night and everything
went to gladden. the hearts of the old
o9nple' About so members OF the family
attended with many friends.
saturday the 22nd was the banner so,ial
event Of the season, bein" the occasion of
ne visit Of the Arrapine Commercial
club nom Manti, coming here as the in
Nled guests Of the Nephi Commercial
u!uD' Business houses were all closed
allu most representative citizens were out
n tb thelI best to welcome the visitors from
w ADJOINING county of Sanpete The
,aul bearing about 80 couples arrived at
y g m, the Manu brass band accom-
wnled the visitors and rendered beauti-
iui music IN keeping with the rest OF the
..Nelulnments OF the day. The visitors
ngfe taken TO the homes OF members OF
w commercial club and served with din
i Mas neld consisting OF speech making and
Hluumental elections At 4 D, m. the Wis
,,uls witnessed the basketball ~1me be-
sssSpn SAT- Lake and Nenhi teams, At
S,.a, p m, at the Central school building
MnS served final banquet prepared nv
M domestic department OF the high
SehooL After the banquet select dane
mk PARTY was held In the armory, at
", conclusion OF which sandwiches were
,nt9 10 the visitors before their re-
nun home at ! a, m.
:. ues1' evening Of this week will occur
ylted ' "''' :" '''' s''"' ''' ~"