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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
New Arabian Alfalfa.

OF new varieties of alfalfa tested IN
different parts of the country during
the past year the Arabian type is one
of the most promising. At Mecca,
Cal, this alfalfa has yielded twelve
cuttings in the year as against eight
for the ordinary type, and at Chico
Cal, seven cuttings of the former as
against FIVE Of the latter.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
SKILL In
FARRIERY.
By WILLIAM DICKSON. v. s

Thanks to the amount OF attention
which that paragon of horsefesh, the
American trotter, has received at the
hands of all classes Of men, the mat
ter of shoeing for specific purposes has
made greater progress in America than
In any other country on the face OF the
globe, and that is department OF tne
farrier's art which is entitled to the
highest eulogium.
There IS one instrument which |
should like to see. if possible, omitted
from the shoeing outfit of every far
rier. and that is the drawing knife.
The outside, or horny wall, and that
norton of the sole which is in imme-
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21

SCOOP toe rolling motion shoe. 3. Hind
foot shoe to balance the action.-From
Russelrs Scientific Horseshoeins.]
inal to get over his toes more prompt
ly and thus remove the front foot from
the stroke of the hind extremity,
while the lengthening Of the branches
of the hind shoes retards the hexion
and extension of the hind limbs.
Fig. 1 is the most effective model OF
shoe to square and balance the gait
Of unmade horses, but the period OF Its
use should be strictly limited and the
weight Of the toe gradually reduced as
the desired gait becomes established.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
Reeistratios Of L.sd Title.

In the Circuit Court Of the State sf Oregon fer
Benton County.
DeMla Read. Plaintiff,
Hannah Rsvland Polly Mitchell. hsirs..t-,.s
Lucretia Hallock deceased Sara H. strahan. Co..
strahsn. Fayne Lewis. heireatiaw s. st,shs.
deceased. and Henry Lewis and "An whorn it
may. oncern," Defendants. ."
the matter Of the application of De,;,. ps
TO register the title to the following. Ths or,es
nal D I C cf Heman s Hahock. and Juc,s,i. Hsi.
leck, his wife. being Claim No. So keinr ,. 4 Of
of the Willamette Meridian Benton ccmrty O.
gon. described a. follows. towit: Reg .t the 8 n.
corner OF said section 4. and running tn rc-th ~
minutes east 46 chains. thence west ~ chars ana
thence north 50 deg and "a minutes Yves, % chains
and 81 links. thence south % chains and o5 ,inks
thence east 80 chains and % links ard thence north
20 chains to the place of tesrpipg In the district
OF lands subject to sale at Oregon CITY. OREGON,
and containing $40 acres and e6-1oe cf an acre
TO Hannah Rovlsnd. Pclly Mitchell Sara
II. Strahan, Claude Strahan, Fayne Lewis Henry
Lewis. and -An whom it NAV concern" Defendants
TAKE NOTICE.
That on the 4th day Of Larrarv 1scs an arp,ica-
tion was fled Nv the sai6 rrlia Feed in the
county Oregon for initis, registration of the title
to the land above described
Now, unless you arrser before the 2Ist
| day of February A. n. 1908. and show canse why
will he taken confessed and decree viii Re
tered according to the PRAYER Of the arr'cator and
and complaint YOU will be forever barred from
disprtne the same.
Dated at Corvallis, Oregon. this 9th day Of Jan-
| nary. 190s
| tSrAL1 !. T. VINCENT.
Clerk Circnit Court Of the State Of Oregon for
| Benton county
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
-WANT D.

A representative in this county
by>a large real estate corporation.
Special inducements to those
who wish to become financially
interested.
The Real Estate Security CO.
Fort Dearborn Building Chico go. ii
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
kaan IL In the Bottle.

Bottled milk, being sealed with
cap, cannet absorb odors and should
DE left In the bottle until used. not
emptied iato an open dish. e;>--
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
GASOLINE ENGINE
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING ANL
PUMPING MACHINERY

FOmfllNO NAf1$lhINHNA
Fairbanks-:Morse Gasoline Engines fol
pumping, spraying, saving. grinding
Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Scales, for weighing.
Fairbanks-M Morse Dynamos and Motors
for power and light.
Morse Windmills and Tow
ers.
Fairbanks Morse Grinders. Feed Chop
pers, Well Pumps.
All first quality goods at lowest prices
Always in stock. Liberal terms Promp
reply to inquiries and quick shlpmens Is
Write for catalogue and prices.
J.R. SMITH s. CO.. Agents
Corvallis, Oregon.
Fairbanks, Morse s Co.
Portland. Oregon.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21

THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE will
sell their FINE-TONED INSTRU-
MENTS FOR REASONABLE PRICES
instead of charging you extra TO make
up for high city rents, railroad fares and
hotel bills for travelling statesmen.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
Music Loving People

Can purchase these reliable goods in
their home town. If there is anything
you do not understand you will find the
sealess near yonr home.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21


PARENTS MEETING !
Fairnnount Grange Hail. Saturday. March 2s. 1908
PROGRAM. 10 O'CLOCK Am.
Singing )
Relation of the Pupils the Jno Humphrey
Training Citizenship in Home and school--------
Mr. w. H Martin
Compulsory Educational -objectAwhya-
v. A. Carter, Mr. T ]. Risey
Relative Importance of Parents and Teachers in Fora-
Character F.
Subject Not Assigned B.
LITERARY PROGRAM
following districts invited two
literary numbers the program: Districts 49, IA, s4 g.
In properly organized in dis
following ladies have been appointed committee
in District a. Mrs. Beamis, G. w Gof, H.
Moore; District ID, Rumbough, Mrs NJ D. Hodges,
Mrs. D. F. Kay District 49, Mrs E. J. Phillips Mrs Frank
Houghson Mrs. Olive Peacock District a. Mrs. T. J. Rsey.
Safely Mrs. G. Gibson In order that the table
become mixed and misplaced the committee
asked assign certain part of the tables each dis
trict will time in collecting these fixtures after
the aim have the committee furnish the
They simply asked look after the work in their
district by communicating with the patrons the subject
person will of whom inquire need
ed information. All invited to with the commit
and do their part.
INVITATION
We desire to impress upon all the Importance of beginning
o'clock Heretofore have been rushed for tine As
attending the O'Clock train, the meeting
promptly time. You will be helping very
being present then Kindly remember this 1t
impress the value of these meetings.
meeting arranged for your benefit and your child
rem directly benefited by the meeting This
being know every will be present that their
children will derived
ter good, live, working school much to
every child in each community. To have such schools
cannot do too patrons.
interested school, Come then and help and
help the children. Very truly,
GEO. W. DENMAN,
County School Superintendent
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21

FOR ALL CHRONIC DISEASES SEE
DIR. M. Markell, Magnetic Healer and
Herb Doctor. Third and Van Buren
SITS. Ind. phone 489.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21

Roy Mcdonald of Scio arrived
in Philomath last Wednesday,
The young people enjoyed the
skating rink at I. o. O. F. hall,
on Monday and Thursday eve
ming OF this week.
A family by the name of Smith
who recently arrived from Rose
burg have moved into the Capt
Lewis property in the east end o
town.
An important deal that occur
red in Philomath last week and
was closed on Saturday was tn
sale of the stock of goods owned
by Pugsley & Son to John Ben
| net and S. o. Watkins. The neV
arm of Bennett & Watkins toel
possession last Monday. Nh
Pugsley will assist in the stor
until the close of school whe
Mr.. Watkins, who is an instruc
tor in the public school, will b
> ready to take his place in the e'
.. tablishment.
/ Arthur Pugsley expects to G
!, Ito Portland in the near future t
1 iltake a course in drawing. Or
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21


treasurer. .-Oregonian.
| One of the last seasons best Of
ferings, "A Royal Slave" by Clar-
ence Bennett, author of The Holy
City," will be a most welcome at
traction at the opera house next
Wednesday, Feb. 26:h. 1t is an
enhancing story of the Southland
and of the days "When Knighthood
was in Flower" of dashing Seniors
and bright eyed Ssnorites, OF soft
toned guitars and tinkling tsmbo
rines, of warm, sweet scented South
ern breezes and waving palms. Il
is taken from that great story o
old Mexico. "Ths Fair God," by
| Gen. Lew Wallace. 1t is one of th'
strongest and best dramatic produc
tions on the road and is worthy o
liberal patronage. The advanc'
+ sale opens Monday morning.
}, the Corvallis & Eastern rallwa'
s will sell round trip tickets to va
ouina on Wednesdays and Satur
days only of each week at $3.2s
good for return within 60 days
q q Tickets to be validated at Yaquin
= for return. No stopevezs allows
on these tickets. r. G. Liaviil'
Agt. le
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-07

paaphsnaa device equipment found therein and it shall be the duty
Immediately the arrested before
magistrate lodge complaint against
gambling house gaming Or gaming
parapheal
such gambling house hereby declared be against public the
declared TO nuisance
Insurance by
jury, to for the destruction of same
any property premises by any
unlawful this terminate AL
rights
sheriff constable police
other
possession
has o
peace county judge or district judge list in writing of the property seized
possession
peace
issue Of the
person in possesscp
time
earlier
noe and show cause why such articles should be destroyed
posted
the the
the building which e
Section ls hearing preced-
ing section the
property
gambling equipment pnpbernaa
saablng was
the destroyed
prosecution prosecu-
ton or case Is finally disposed Of Property not that character not
shall be ordered returned the entitled
shall be the OF the officer within
thirty the said destroy all
non o zen " ne
person possession Of
this shall
the destruction ordinary civil
equipment paahernaa gambling house
the
inconsistent
property in his
keep said pending the
Section 5 Indictment exhibiting
gaming table alley machine wheel device shall be sufficient
state that the accused kept the table alley machine wheel
gaming giving
the thereof
alley machine wheel without
unknown shall not
prove that other articles of
2525 O.
5e Chapter
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YESTER-
DAYS HOUSE
JOURNAL
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH
DAYS SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
lIn1N IIhII cIrrIIpIIr

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CITY HALI4-GUTHRIE.
Monday, April c. 1908.
1 o'clock, p. m.
House called To order. Mr. Speaker
presiding.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll CALI members present ex.
cept Abbott, Allen, Anthony, Branson.
Bryan, Deyerle, Durham Evans, Har-
rison (of fnghosl, lIuddoston, Jar.
rett, Jesse. Manus. Moore. McAdoo.
McCants o'Neul. Reeve, Smith Col
Dewey Smith Cof CUSTER. snelson,
stetimnnd
Excused -Jesse, business. day;
Hart, business days; Smith lol
Dewey. business. days; Norverl,
business 3 days; Evans. Williams Col
Pushmataha and Crouch. days on
committee work; Abbott. business. e
DAYS smith COT Grant,. business. 6
days; Durham siokness. 3 days; Ia
bor business, / day O'Neal, sickness.
2 days; Reeve. business / day; smith
(of Custeri sickness, 9 days; l,eyegl,
business, ! day; sIeAdoo, business.
days.
Petitions From M w A.. by fol-
lowing members burst Faulkner
Tabor (2), stevens. chappei, Wat.
rous Hobby t2), shearer u0, Mur-
doch an read and referred TO Insu,.
ance. Mr. Martin nom Miami. To
Public Service Corporations.
The conference committee report 81
House Bin No ii4 Was read and
adopted un motion OF Durant by the
following vote
Ayes Armstrong COZ Choaiawi
Armstrong (oi Kiowa), Ashby BALDWIN.
Banks Beck, Boyle. Briggs, Brooma.
Brown. Butler Carson. Casteel. Chas.
tain, Cope. Cronch. Duraut, Duraf.
Earle, Farley Ellis, Ezzard. Faulkner,
hwris. Harrison tof slcCurtainl
Hawkins. Henlriobson. Hobby. Hol.
land, Hudson. Johnson, Jones King,
Lindsey. London. Martin Murdoch,
Mecalla McElhaney Paschai. Pender.
lgFaft Putnam Rainey. hurley Reeve.
Rauin. Riddle Rider, Ross. sands,
skoen. Smith tof Delauarel. Smith
loi GIanD. smith lof Washita). snsl.
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son, stivers, Stone, swengle, Tabor,
Tandy Tinotson. Turner vandayeer,
Handkerchief Workman, whitehurst.
Whitson Williams (of Pushmataha)
Mr.. Speaker Murray.
Total--G9.
Nays-Bowdre, phappell, Day Fras-
er, Lockwood. oraitt. Porter, shearer,
Sherman, UtterbaciS, watrous.
TOtal-l1.
Absent Abbott, Allen, Anthony,
Ballard, Branson, Bryan, Deyerle,
Durham. Evans, Fisher, Harrison (or
Hughes), Huddleston, Jarrett. Jesse,
Manus. Moose McAdoo, McCants Nor
yell. o'NeaE Reeve, smith (of Dewey
Smith (of Custer), stagner, Stevens.
stettmund, VILLAINS Cof Comanohe)
Wilson.
Total-29.
The following committee reports
were read:
Mr. Speaker;
We, your Committee on Judiciary
to whom was referred House Bin No
S76, by Riddle. entitled "An Act to
define oontributory dependence and
contributory delinquency and to make
the same misdemeanor and to pro
vide for the punishment Of persons
guilty thereof beg leave to report
that we have bad the same under con
sideVtion and herewith return tho
same with the recommendation that
IL do pass.
VANDEVENTER,
Chairman.
Mr. Speaker
We. your Committee on Judiciary
TO whom was referred House BIN No
5i2, by Cope and Murdoch, entitledi
AN Act amending Article l. Chaptei
20. oi Session Laws OF Oklahoma
1906" beg leave 20 report that w
have had the same under consiiera
tlon and herewith return the same
with the recommendation that It az
pass.
VANDENENTER,
Chairman.
Mr- Speaker;
We. your Committee on Judiciary
TO whom was referred House Bin No
$50, by Rider, entitled; An Act g
amend Section 4, Article B. Chapter ?
Sessions Laws Of 1907 beg leave &
report that we have had the samg
under consideration and herewith re
turn the same with the recommends
tion that il 90 not pass as amended.
VANDEVENTER.
Chairman
Dir Speaker
We, ycnr cslumltiee on Public sery
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Bills Of Moment
saalans sasaaaeasnsasnansa
BY RoDDiE SMITH

domnoes
eraekoo eraerloo
any game
table bank alley BY whatsoever name
not matching for money
felony punishable by confinement In
directly through an agent or as agent
any with cards dice domi
such
table bank alley
machine such table
bank alley
the seizure gambling device equip
paraphernala generally
aamBins repeating 2s24 2525 2s2s
So Q 1893
declaring
Bg m ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE or THE STATE oKHoMA
shall BET Or
ing ae bank pigeon
alley
including jackpot high
dice dice low die donnoe uchre with dominoe foryt"o
the
things 81 Sae Of throwing dice in any form m
Of
whete.
andvi
without be constructed operated or shan
shall be
than ten dollars nor more than ny dollars Provided further
addition said
less than than thirty
person
exhibit the Of
gaming table wheel device descrp
ferris
ph gaming guilty felony
than four regaraeas whether the mentioned
tables banks alleys wheels devices machines licensed
table
fees, anything Of value is bet thereon.
keep n
interested keeping building
being
dounoes exhibit
whatsoever place people
Of he s owner
be shall
funshed
than four regardless whether the
tables banks alleys machines wheels
licensed BY law and device
aoney
ANYTHING
Of ganing betting
section o wager any gaming table or
nnA Act or or wager upon any
thing m any place which people resort for the betting
h shall be punished
dollars Provided that whore the conviction betting
punished NY connne.
mont in The county jan thirty days
section eluippiug
nhns any gaming hse or place where people resort for the
Faning betting,
county iai or not than uirts days
section shan knowingly gambling para.
fhena table iesee equipment gaming character
Whatsoever his
io Of vht he owner purposes he
be punished Ply confinement IN the a the
thirty days nor than
section H shall
knowing tpc De such
ne prohibited by this Act within his being
dealt eNhhted he shan be punished
ts nifty dollars gmng honse
IN ms Act mepnt place
WAGERING betting
Section whenever shall the knoweafe
amdofi reputable
hia Aei being violated shan BE the
g a'Ai himself q an lawful violation shall
be authorized BY search issued
enter any house place 70 be searched
o accomplish purpose.
Section Upon The ning with Justice
tre judge other magistrate andat
reputable egen that gaming betting
act being conducted building
us sufficiently Identification
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OF this Act shailnot apply to the crews
of wrecklng OF relief trains.
Section A. II shall be the duty Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
TO execute and enforce the provisions
OF this Act, aud All power granted 20
The Interstate Commerce Commission
are hereby extended to It in the execu.
tion Of this Act.
hibit oyercharge by railroad agents
and express agents. beg leave to re
port that we have had the same under
consideration and herewith return the
same with the Recommendation that ii
do pass as amended.
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EzzARD.
Chairman.
M. speaker:

Mr. Speaker:
We, your committee on Public sery-
ice Corporations. to whom was re-
ferred House Bill No. 1876, By A. G.
Martin. entitled: "An Act to pro
Message from the Senate read an-
nouncing the passage by the Senate
of senate Bills numbered 2SS, By
Thomas; pa, by Memminger; PIG, ay
Stewart and 2S5, by Stewart, AMI
Transmitting same TO the House.
Each Of which bills were read FIRST
time and made special order for sec
ond reading the next legislative day.
Messenger from the Senate arrived
bearing the enrolled copies of Senate
bills numbered 26, by Redwine; i69.
by Thomas; lOi. by Brownlee and
Goulding, and 293. by Eggerman; each
Of which bills the Speaker signed IA
open session after reading at length
Message was received from the Sen
ate announcing that the Senate had
ItAOnoltfifN AfiN NNAA Af WHA'A ~"
conference committee report ON House
BIN No. 1856, had been adopted, aad
asking for further conference. Their
request was granted.
The following were each read the
second time aud referred as indioateii
Senate Bill no. SiA. by Franklin, 10
Labor and Arbitration.
House Bill No. SAG. by Banks. "a
Prohihition Enforcement
House Bin No. 547. by Ellis. to Ma
nicipal Corporations
House Bin No 54S. by ellis. TO Rev
enue and Taxation.
House Bin No 549, by Martin. 20
Revenue and Taxation
House Bill No $50. by Tabor ami
Carson. TO General Agriculture
House bin No. 55l. by Broome, to
Public Service Corporations
on motion Of AR Murdoch the
House went into Committee OF ths
Whole ioi1the consideration oi issuse
Bin No. sos. AR. skeen, chairman
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VANDEyENTER,
Chairman.

Mr. Speaker
We, your Committee on Public
Service Corporatios to whom was re-
ferred Senate Bin No. 54 by Taylor,
entitled IAN Act relating TO rail-
roads in the operation of trains there
on and for the protection of employees
aud the travelling public by requiring
full train crews, and providing pen
alties for the violation thereof" beg
leave to report that we have had the
same under consideration and here
with return the same with the rec
ommendation that 1t do pass IS
amended
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EzZARD,
Chairman

Mr.. Speaker;
We, your Committee on Judiciary
to whom was referred House Bill No.
54l, by Cope, entitled IAN Act
amending Section l, Article =, Chan
ter 81. the same being running Sec
ton 1896, of Wilson's Revised aud
Annotated Statutes of Oklahoma,
1903, - beg leave to report that we
have had the same under considerd-
ton and herewith return the same
with the Recommendation that it DO
pass.
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The committee arose. reporting as
follows:
Mr. Speaker:
The Committee Of the Whole
House 20 whom was referred House
Bin No sos, bees leave to report that
Il has had said bill under cosIderation.
and recommends that II do pass as
amended by the committee.
Respectfully submitted,
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Mr speaker.

We, your Committee ON Public
Service Corporations. TO whom was
referred House Bill No, 67, by Bryan.
entitled "An Act to protect the lives
Of the travelling public and the em-
ployes OF railroads in the State ~
Oklahoma beg leave to report that
we have had the same under consider
alton and herewith return the same
with the recommendation that it do
not pass, for the reason that the sub
ject matter is fully covered by Senate
Bin No. 54, by Taylor
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Ezzard.
Chairman.

The following We're each introduced
read the first time and made speci Il
order for second reading the next log-
islatiye day;
House Bill No 552, by Cope entitled
AN Act establishing state printing
plant
House Bill No. 558. by Hobby. en-.
titled An Act providing that the own
er of a stallion or iackass shall have
lien Of the colt and dam for the
service fee thereof"
House Bil No. 554 by Johnson. en-
titled "Ytn Act defining the crime It
burglary with explosives and provl Il
ing the punishment therefor"
House Bill No. sos. by Johnson, en-
titled "An Act TO prevent derogatory
statements being made against
banks
Section s. That this Act shall
take effect and be in force one yel
after its passage
Approved March A. 1907. 1850, a.
m"
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House Bin No. 5Os. having been
read on two previous several legisla-
tive days, was placed on third re sding
and final passage, the question being
shall the bin. with the emergency
passg The roll being called resulted
as follows:
Ayes Armstrong (of Choetawl,
Armstrong lof Kiowa. Ashby Bald
win. Banks. nsck. Bowdre, Boyle,
Briggs. Broome. Brown. Butler Car
son, Casteel Chastain. Cope, Crouch,
Day. Durant burst Earle, Earley,
ellis. Ezzard. Faulkner Harris. Harri
son tof McCurtainl Hawkins, Head
rickson, Hobby. Holland, Hudsoa,
Japp. Jones. King, Lindsey. Lock
wood, London, Martin, Murdoch, Me-
Gala. McElhaney, Orcutt Pasch l.
Psndofgraft. Putnam Rainey, Murley
Rauin, Riddle, Rider Ross Sands,
shearer. sherman, skeen, Smith (of
Delaware), Smith lof Grant, Smith
lot Washita) snelson, Stephens. st.~-
ers. Stone, swenele, Tabor. Tand Z
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
AMERICAN SURGEONS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
RICHMOND. VA-Specisl :


The initial meeting OF the conven-
ton OF the American Surgical Asso-
citation. which meets I'm THIS city this
year. was called 20 order AT 10 o clock
Monday morning In the auditorium OF
the Jefferson Hotel and went at once
into executive session
The executive session was devoted
10 the hearing OF reports from the SEQ
retary. the treasurer and the recorder.
20 the appointment OF various commit
tees 20 the report OF council BY the
secretary: 20 the report OF COMMITTEES
on annual meeting, 20 the report OF
the publication committee. 20 the re-
port OF the committee on arrange
ments. and 20 several addresses.
Among those 20 address the execu-
tive session was DIT. George Ben John
ston
At Has o'clock the doors % the
auditorium were thrown open and DR..
William Il. Carmait. Of New haven.
Conn. who IS president OF the asso-
citation. delivered his presidential sd-
dress. speaking on "Reminiscences OF
the Early Days OF tho American Sur
Cical Association. BY one OF the Foun-
dcrs" HIS discourse was Interesting.
The address OF the president was
followed by a paper from DR.. stephen
H Weeks. OF Portland. Ne. which
article bore on The Surgery Of the
Gasse-ion Ganglion-"