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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-27

The Navy Department has received
word that the old warship Moronga-
hela had burned to the waters edge
at her station at Guantanamo Bay.
She was used as station and store
ship at Guantanamo. Originally the
:Monongahela was built as a sloop Of
war at League Island NAVY yards, at
a cost of $378,678. She was for a
time Admiral Farragut's flagship.
The American Federation Of Labor
has decided to urge upon the House
committee on labor the necessity for
the passage of the pending bill ere
ating a department Of labor, the
head of which shall be a member of
the Presidents cabinet
The ship subsidy bill has been
passed by the Senate. 1t. pays to
16-knot vessels plying between this
country and South America, the
Philippines, Japan, China: and Aus
tralia 81 per mile, the amount
awarded by the act Of 1891 to YES
sells of 20 knots only. The bill was
amended so that 12-knot vessels will
receive 81 per mile, which is the al
lowance under the existing law to
16-knot vessels.
BY authority of the Secretary OF
the Interior, the public lands in 49,
CAB acres excluded from the Blue
Mountain National forest, Oregon.
by proclamation of January 9, 1908,
will become subject to settlement on
June l, 1908, if not otherwise with
drawn, reserved or appropriated but
not to entry, filing or selection until
July l, 1908, at the United States
Land. Offices at Burns, La Grande
and The Dalles.;
After several hours of spirited
discussion over the proposition to
abolish II of the Is United States
pension agencies and consolidate
pension disbursements in Washing
ton, the House passed the pension
appropriation bill, carrying $780,
$4,000. the largest sum ever au-
thorized by this measure. The House
by a vote of sc to l39, stood by the
committee on appropriations and left
unchanged its recommendation for
one general agency.
! On points of order by Dalzell there
were stricken from the bill the pro-
visions authorizing the Commissioner
of Pensions to group pensioners for
payment on certain dates; authoriz-
ing the chief clerks Of pension agen-
cies to. act in the absence of the
agents, and authorizing the agents
to designate clerks to sign the agents
names to pension checks. The bill
was passed. .
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-27

off there should be a war no gov
eminent would allow us to use one
of the foreign GOLFERS now con-
nected with out fleet, and witGr 1t
them our magnificent feet would b
US useless as a painted ship On
painted ocean,"
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-27

In speech in the Senate in con-
nectien with the ocean mail subsidy
bill, Senator Hale dwelt upon the i'm
portance of auxiliary ships for the
nayy and said.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-27

navy and said:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
GRAPHIC or any other newspaper

We desire to call the attention of all o,5r s,,hs,Ro 10 paragraph of Section 436 Postal Laws and Pra reasonable time will be allowed publishers to so. sa renewal of subscription but unless subscriptions re expressly renewed after the terms for Wbib +bo Te R21q Wlthn the following periods: Dailies THRF not be conted Hdekgs m M within NINE MONTHS they shall oe oe co1teo In the legitimate list of slbscribers aJ o1ts mailed on account thereof shall not be ecented f if'lilhlg at secondclass postage rate. fte0 A0' IAe foregoing law is sefexpanator, IT makes + sespon o2{e to ohdHg h go on the stop eS sub eyerv daily sh rpe that past due nine months and wsn sS no & within reasonable me The reguatons @ that no prevons Htg 'anary 190 but owing to the fact oeen granted reasonable time to notfv a a we stopping their paper s ''i''e 'o renew before serbrs Tio srs s1ns.g past M call one our sub b [e M aount m to extend his sUbscrons @ sss'e or al
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
Be*k Phones.
FOR RENT BY \. T. ROBERTS &
 SON, 113 MAIN STREET

Two-story S-room house, No. 627 East Third avenue, fine location for boarding house. city water; s2O.
 six-room house, No. 625 East Third avenue, city water; s15.
 Three-room house No. 214 Louisiana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
When I Feel Bad"

writes Mrs. R. H. Cox, of Jasper Ala, "the first thing do, is to take dose of Cardu and it relieves
 ''I have kept Ca1dui ill the house now, for about 12 years, am nearly 50 years od and have no female trouble, like many women.
 "What wonderful medicine Cardui is! wish l could put it into every home in the world When any woman is at ny house, and complains just give her dose of Cardui. I glad to tell other women what 1t has done for me. I tell women right before the doctors to get themselves bottle of Car
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
c A S T e R IA. Bears the 'i7 hInu YOU hdia M"dYS bougT S'saas''' e: LzHzAzzz.

Why not let McDaniel & Baugh- man give you an estimate on your window and door frames and all kinds
 Of inside finish Phone S06. 5-31-1n,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
The Veterinarians

DR, WATSON,
 Graduate Ontario Veterinary Go lege, Toronto Canada. class 1ss} Three year course. PR MASON,
 Graduate New York State Vo, erinary College; Cornell univs. aity, class 1895. Three ysa course.
 Be.k Phones,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
GALE GETS SOUR
 0N ROOSEVELT. Says AIaskans Believe Pres ident CorsuIts Only
 Certain Officials.
NO FAITH IN PROMISES
Delegate Wants Representa- tives to National Conven-
 ton Against Executive.

Washington, Jan. 31 - Delegate Thomas Gale in an interview printed last night says that Alasllans in Wash ingtOn believe President Roose- welt is repudiating them and that he does net intend to keep any of his promises of favor toward the princi- pie, of self-governm, in the terri tory.
 Gale therefore recommends that the republican delegates from Alaska to the national convention be men who will antagonize anyone repre- s2nting the president and his policies toward the territory. He says the president has shown himself to be it. reality opposed to a more :ndcpcn- dent form Of government in Alaska and that he bases all his actions iii Alaska affairs supOn the representa- ti0ns of certain federal officials that only saloon mon, gamblers and the rough element living in the territory want territorial g 5vcrlpa ent, which Gale has been telling him is untrue.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
House Aop1lu1s Message

Washington, ! eb. - President Roosevelt" special message to cCn- grcJs oil corp5Tayi ), ", s tho subject of lively oc1A0, today. Repre- scr tativc Sherwood of Chic inquired. if tho purpJSo of thc message was to diver p ,pIlar ay.c Hon from Sccre- taIy TH.'5 a::5.-labor rcccrd. He addcI that the president had an ant labor re ri himarlf. Rourl:c Cock f4n GefcnCcI the pr sidcnt, saying that tlc message affects matters of vital importance in tho growth Of civil government. Cochran made q vi.ri lie doiamci ,ti,n of corporations and their abI.Cs.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
KILL KING AND
 KEIR Hl?AREkT Carlos ofPortugaI anG Prince Louis Shot in Carriage
 in Lisbon Street.
SECOND SON WOUNDED
Q !een Ane:e U ..h1rt and Slayers M.st Ql'c'z Death
 at Hlads of Royal c lard.

Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. 3-King Car los aud CrJwn Prince ou were shot and almost ins slanulS kiIleI by assas- sins ill the street. as the royal car riage was returning 10 the palace from the ki"g's v.iIi a0 Vicosa Sunday, Prince Manue., second son of tn king, was wounded The king and Prince Louis were each sruc.1 by tlree bIl- lets and died a few minutes later in the arsenal, which was close by. The kings gllrI, kl.el Jl:e1 ls- sins who Werc seen t. shoot.
 A Spanidri nam ,d CoIdovA, who was ar. eJGed as an alIegcu assaas Il, commi5ted su.ci c whi.e ill cu3toCy by stabbing him If. The assassins Carried their reVUIVGrs under uLeir coats until they began to shcoy in concert without an u.sG4nU's warning
 Queen Am ,lie wLi unnur5. When the sh, O ing began and he crown prince was sGruCk she .ose in the
 C ohtl ucQ CT age ID
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
PRESIDENT SENDS
 :55I 2EE(C;IAL MESSAGE
Wants Congress to Legs1ate on Various Subjects and Takes Occasion to Criticse the Octopus in General and the Standard Oil
 Arm ill Particular.

Washington, D. c. Jan. 3t-Presi- dent Roosevelt sent a special mes sage of 12,O00 words to congress at noon, in which he advocates legisla- tion on subjects pertaining to the bus mess of private corporations. The message was at once road in both houses and is the sole topic of conver- sation this afternoon.
 IEe President advC cates tlc er?ct- ment of an employers liability law which will stand the test of ccnstitu- tionality, in place of the one enacted by the last Congress which the s,- preme court has declared tJ be un- constitutional. He urges that law be enacted providing for compcusa- Cion to employees of rhe govcrum 3no on public works.
 The President also recommends that the law of injunction b. 8 amended that the r,medy cal5Ilot b. used to interfere with proper efforts of organized labor to protccy iy59lf.
 An argument is made in defense Of the efforts of the government to at tain d certain degree of physical con- Lrol of railroads to prevent the pre- sent system Of gambling in stocks and selling what tlCy dc net ,Wn.
 The President declares that the ar 6icles which the Standard Oil Com pany is causing to be published in the .-ew spaprrs discrcditiLg tho adminis- trdtion because of the imposition oi the huge fine by Judge Lardis in the United States district court in Chica- go are untruthful.
 Enactment of laws providing for strict government Of all great c,rpor- ations is urged, such as will tend to upheld both property and individual rights. The message says the admir- istration is no respccter of pe,sons ard Las no antagCnism to wealth cx- cept when dishonesty acquired by
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
AFF|RMS DECISION
 IN kATALLA CASE

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-The United States circuit court Of appeals today affirmed the decision of Judge Wicker sham in the district corlr of Alaska refusing an injunction to the Alaska & Pacific Terminal Company against the Copper River & Northwestern and the Katalla Company. The ap- pellant is what is known as the Bruner Company. It sought to en- j in tbc Guggcnheim company from alleged trespassos on it's right of way and ether lands.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

corporations or i"dividuals. The President ys corp ra.ic':s should be made to respect the courts as far as law can require it, and adds that the corporate outory against tho ad- ministrati~n is in reality against cleanliness and dcccncy. The m,s- s!g1 asks fer Legislation giving the governm 1t full power to control cor pcrLticns and to make corp rate ccr- rupsicn in clCc5ioEs and of the courts imp ssi5le.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
PAYNE PREDICTS
 TARIFF REVISION
House Leader Says Reput- liCan National Platform
 Will lndorse Change.

Washington, Feb. 6--Congressman Payne of New York, chairman Of the house committee on ways and means, declared in debate today on the floor that q plan for the revision of the tariff will b. incorporated in the re- publican national platform at Chicago. He asserts that there is little dis. ent from the proposition that the t,.riti should be revised.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
UNIONS MUST PAY BOYCOTT DAMAGES Supreme Court Folds Labor Bodies Liable fer Busi-
 ness Attackc.

Washington, T3D - 'lo J I2r 2m 2 urt today dcciI;n ,AD Ala3,r u..i Il or general organization is liable fcl' damages resulting from systematic loycott carried cn by the union.
 This decision is regarded by the unions as the harIosb blow at their mejhCds yet delivered by a court and iO follows close behind other hostile decisions. Last month the supreme )uri decided tha5 tho employers lit il, y act l assed by the last cor- gr ias s.itutioual, and also fctuso hat the aw fcrbidding c,rpt- = rdbions to blac l3. emplcyos was invalid
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
.FOHE:IGNER5 RU.
 EXCLUSION LEAGUE
Norwegian Ex. convict Pres ident and Former insane
 Canadian Secretary.

Seattle. ,b., E-Tho Exclusion League of Nor5h America in conven- tion here ia planning to control all immigration into the United States. z. A. Tvoitmcc, Norwegian, ard all ex-convict from the Saltwater, Minnesota pcnitontiary, is president, md A. F.. Fowler, who was recently committed to tho asylum fer insane a5 Steilacc m, in this state, a Canad- ial, is secr15a
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Open Office in Seattle ard Advertise for Miners to
 Wcrk in North.
OFFERS S5 AND BOARD
Pres ant John Roman Guarsn- tees Steady Work for 200
 Additional Men.

Seattle, Feb. 5-Thc Tanara mi;,e owners association announced today Jhat it will open an employment office in Seattle. President John Roman guarantees 2o)) steady jobs in the Panama with pick and shovel at 5 lay and board and lodging through he winter and spring. This is wei come news to the W.eup!oycd ed of this ,ity, many thousands of whom are living at so&plouscs.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
RUDOLPH UNHOLz
 DEFEATS NELSON

Los Angeles, Feb, 6 = Rad ,lph Unholz beat Battling Nelson badly las night in ten rounds. No decision was allowed but Unholz had the best of it all the way through. He knocked Nelson down in the first and fourth rounds. Unholz is young light weight who has been coming to the front in the past year and is regarded q as q phenomenon.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Timber Warts va1uab1e

Tint CT warts CT burls, caused by tho distortion from the grain of it's nat ural position, rank high in conner cial value because of their rarity and beauty of figure, says tho February Popular Mechanics. These freaks of nature have brought as high as 10 cents Q pound and picture is shown of one that was valued ut s200,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
ALLOWS $25Q,000
 FOR ALASKA ROADS

Washington, Feb. 6-The house . mmittoe on appropriations voted t. allow Alaska $25O, eco for road con struction the coming year instead of $i00, GOO for two years, as proposed. It ia believed that this item will go through, in which case similar ap- propriation, and possibly larger one, will probably go through for tho next year.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
KA|D MACLEAN
 REACHES TANG|ER

Tangier, Feb, 6-Sir Harry Mac Lean arrived at the British consulate late this morning, pursuant to the arrangement for his release by the bandit Raisuli. He came in on horse back proceeded by courier.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Signing Up Men for Tarana

Seattle, Feb. C-Prc&!icnt Roman of jhc Panama mirc owners ass )ciation is signing mon steadily to Gn to the Panama to work in April. He gives written guaranty of work from April all summer at s day al.d board and expects to get 15)O mon.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
BRITISH COLUMBIA
 ID BAR JAPANESE

Victoria, B. c. Feb, C." he pre- vincial legislature assed law day requiring aliens to Le able to read and write the English or some uC- pean language before GLey can be- come British subjects in this province. The law is aimed at the Japanese. A veto by the Dominion government at Ottawa is feared.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
BLIZZARD STOPS
 TRAIN OPERATION
Vicinity of Detroit Storm bound and Telegraph
 Service Interrupted.

Detroit, Feb. GA blizzard is rag ging throughout this region and trains are stalled everywhere. Similar re- p rt3 come from other northern states and telegraph lines to Chicago are working badly with much interrup- ticn. New York reports zero tenn perature and Boston 3i below.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
THlN ACQUITTED
 GOES ID ASYLUM Jury Returns Verdict Not Guilty of Murder Be-
 cause of Insanity.
COURT WILL COMMIT HIM
Defendants Counsel Says He Is All Right Now and
 Will Soon Be Free.

New York, Feb. 1-Harry Thaw was declared not guilty of 5lo murder of Stanford White by the jurys on the ground of insanity but will be com mitted to the asylum at Mattheawan. LiStlcton, his attorney, says he will soon be released because he is abso- lutcly sane now.
 The jury reached verdict during thc night and brought it in as soon as court convened this m )rning.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Hughes Backs Roosevelt

New Y r!;, Feb. 1 --G,v. lIughc in e mmcnt.ng Cn Tr>aiGCrt Roc scvclt's special message J1 Congress on curpc- rations said thc country is under evcrlasti, 2 obligatiors to the Pres:- den5 for his vigorous opposition to trust abuses and that he heartily ap- proves of the Presidents course.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
No More Use for Evelyn

New York, Feb. c-It is rumored hat Harry ThaW's relatives are pre- paring to have his marriage to Evelyn Nesbi- annulled by the courts on the ground that he Was insane when the m :rriage took place. They are said t. be anxious to cast off Evelyn now that Harry has been acquitted of the mlr~er Of Stanford White and they do net reed her any longer. It is 8 at ed that tLe Thaw family will not Eermit Harry to be released from Mtttcaw.n asylum until they secure tho aHnulmel.t t of his marriage.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Nevada increased itJ gol1 ou put to $ll,0o0, ,00O in 1907 in spite Of strikes, being tho only one of the heavy gold producing states to show an increase. It's production in 1906 was l0,CCo,Oo0.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
ASKS $77,77O,O00
 FOR NAVAL SHIPS

Washington, Feb. G--Socrctary Met. calf of the navy departmont asks con gross to appr priato S77,770,000 for naval construction. His plan em- braces four babtleships, ten scout cruisers, ten destroyors and four sub marines.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Next Court Term In o.tobsr

Judge Reid announced this after noon that the next term of court in Valdez will begin the first M 5nday in October.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

On the HolGe.noss coast of York shire, England, the North sea is ci5 ting away nbarly 100000 tons of cliff each year and the face of the cliff changes almosj daily.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Chancellor Day Sore

Syracuse, Feb. 1-Chanccllor Day of Syracusc university says Pres dent Rooscvelrs special message roasting corporations reads like tLc product Of q diJur,.crCd mind.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
ID MAKE SALOON
 LICENSES SIOOO Senator Nelson Introduces Bill to R guIate Liquor
 Business in Alaska.

Washington, Feb. 1-Sonator Nel- son introduced a bill today fixing the fee for liquor licenses in Alaska at $1000 q year everywhere. The bill also provides that license shall be immediately rcvokable if gambling CT women are allowed on the premises.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
REYNOLDS PEQPLE
 ID HOLD MEETING
Stockholders Will Convene in Seattle February 20
 to Elect Trustees.

Seattle, Feb, G-Stcckholdcrs of the Reynolds-Alaska Development Com plny will meet in Seattle February 9 to elect new trustees of the company. Oliver c. McGilvra, attorney fer Reynolds in this city, will vote pro xics for most of the eastern stock holders.
 Reynolds is expected here in about ten days. It is understood that he will be reelected head of the com pany.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Ieanie Sails southward

Steamer Jeanie re5arned from the westward last night and sailed at noon to Ivy for Soattlo.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Young & Nafsted, who have con tract to deliYer supplies to the gov ornment tolYgrl pin stations along the trail, have got their outfit over the summit.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

The Alas;a D3mocrati convention will oo held in Ju ioau May IS.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Steamer Saratoga sailed for Seattle at midnig t.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Reynolds Starts Westward

Boston, Feb. 5, 3 p. m.-Henry D. Reynolds started fer Seattle today. He states that he has secured money for all the mining and railroad work at Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Deputy Marshal Bates sailed away for the south on the Saratoga lastA night with three insane persons con M mittod to the asylum at Pcrlap Two special guards accompanied
 officer <{11z<
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

The president of company at Hull says: Canada has an area of2, 600, GOO square miles of pulp wood. Nine years ago Canada had thirty -four pulp mills and forty paper mills, producing S27 tons a day. Tcday there are fifty eight pulp mills and fCrty-siX paper mills producing 3,4O0 tons q day.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Tho mail from Eagle arrived last night.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
HAWKINS ID HEAD
 KATALLA COMPANY

Seattle Feb. G--H. c. Hawkins succeeds NJ. K. Rogers as president of the Katalla Company. Rogers re- tires bccarse of the decision of tho Copper River& Northwcstcrn railroad to abandon Katalla as ike sea ter minus, which was pet scheme of Rogers. It is understood also that he has been dissatisfied ever since flaw kins was made chief engineer, prac- tically succeeding himself in control of railroad construction for the com pany,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
PUBLIC PRINTER
 PUT ON CARPET

Washin gton. Fob. C--pubiic Printer Stilljngs was suspended by the presi- dent yesterday upon charges of graft in his administration. An invcstiga. tion is ordered. Congressman Lrndis defends Stilli gS and asks that judg- ment in vh, mat3,r be withhold until the investigation is com mpleted Lan- dis de lare' that the investigation will cloar Stilling3 of all suspicion.
 M. Stephane Leduc, tho eminent professor of tho Schooi oi Medicine at Nantes, has re ontly discovered u nc thod of causing "elccttic sietp," which, is claimed, will in the near future replace chloroform, and otier anesthe Ies in Ill rgical o, erations. The silvor output in Ontario for the first nine no L .s Of 1907 was valued a, S4,312 COG, I he output of the mines and mi era wortg Ontario In .y06 wal vallei q, {22, jS8 1883, an in yreaso of % per cent
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 The Alas ;a DSmocrati convention will oo held il Ju ioau May IS.
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 Steamer Saratoga sailed for Seattle at midnig t.
 Tho mail from Eagle arrived last night.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

A Seattle man claims to havCsl natural gas in his cellar. IS
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-08
Afternoon Reception

Mrs. Robert Robertson Street Of Chi
cago, who is guest at the Lanker-
SHIN for the winter, was at home to
friends yesterday whom she had asked
to meet her sister Mrs. John Court
wright Kennahan of New York.
A profusion of Enchantress carna-
tions and other pink blossoms shed
their beauty and Fragrance in the
French parlor where guests were re-
ceived from o'clock to 5. Receiving
with the hostess and guest of honor was
Mrs. M. A. McKelvey. Mrs. George
Frederick Taper poured, Miss Curtis
served at the punch table and Mrs. NJ.
E. Skillman and Mrs. Edward Brenck
entertained the guests with music and
palmistry. The receiving party and
all the assisting women were in white,
Mrs. Street and her sister wearing i'm
ported lace robes and the other MEM
bers of the party being beautifully at
tired
Mrs. Kennahan arrived from the east
early in the week and will remain for
several weeks, joining Mr.. and Mrs.
Street later In leisurely trip east via
the Pacific coast cities and the Cana
dian route.
Among those who responded to Mrs.
Streets invitation were Mr.. and Mrs.
E. p. Gaffney. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tap
per, Mrs. E. V. Price. Mrs. George
bradbury. Mrs. Helen Linn Miss Linn,
Miss White of Pasadena, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Minzesheimer and Mrs. Ed
ward Brenck of Monrovia. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Mulks Of Santa Monica,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hicks of Indianapo-
lis, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. David
G. Maxwell, Mrs. Z. r. Weston, Mrs
William Parker Mrs. Katherine Lane
j. p. Adair. Harrison Arms of Chicago
Mrs. Berry of New York. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Rich, DR.. and Mrs. Pollard, Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Larm. Mr.. and Mrs
L. T. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hol-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. E. w. Tidmarsh, Mr. and Mrs
William Bullen. Mr.. and Mrs. Spoon
Mackey, Mrs. Grace Watt, Mrs. e. w
Wynkoop, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Cook, Mrs
McCuen, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. L. w. Law.
renee, Mrs. r. p. Rich, Miss Holder
Miss Ina Underwood.