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Grand Fireworks Display.

Grand Fireworks Display.
Alabama State Fair Grounds.
Pains Celebrated Fireworks
Company will give two mag
nificent displays of fireworks
Tuesday, June 8, and Thurs
day, June H.. $3.50 p. m. Cen
eral admission, Is cents. Re-
served seats, 80 cents. Tickets
on sale Florence Hotel Cigar
Stand. All ex- Confederate SOL
diers admitted free Of charge.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Gulfport Gulfport 8, Jackson z.
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

In the Matter of the Applica-l
tion of &c. Holland for pat
ent for Black Rock, Black Norrrr or
Rock Extension, and Black .pD1 ~ aryn>,
Rock Fraction Lode Mining COP ia TENr
Claims, Survey No. 5SI3. in F~N CAV
Mason Mining District, Ly
on County, Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that c. r. Hol
land, whose Post Office address is Yerington'
Lyon County State of Nevada has made applica-
ton to the United States for patent for 1900 lin
feet ON the Black Rock Lode. with 900 feet on
each side from the center of said Lode 1900 linear
feet on the BLACK Rock Extension Lode, with 900
feet on each side from the center OF said lode;
and osS9 linear feet on the Black Rock Fraction
Lode with 900 feet on each side from the center
of said lode, more fully described by the official
states Land Office at Carson City, Nevada, as
follows:
Magnetic vanation--I7o 80 f
BLACK ROCK LODE.
Beginning at corner No. I, the NE corner OF
the claim, identical with corneHNo 2 OF the Black
Rock Extension lode this survey, which Is FIR
post AZ feet long. inches square set feet in the
ground in mound of earth, whence, the u section
corner between sections 81 and "a in Township
10 North, Range 20 East OF Mount pia6lo Base
S SO as 1900 feet to corner No. a, identical
with corner No. of the Black Rock Fraction
lode this survey, which is FIR post ~ feet long
a inches square set feet in the ground in
mound OF earth; thence 40 3S' 600 feet to cor
ner No 4 identical with corner No. 4 of the
Black Rock Fraction lode, this survey, which is a
fir post AZ feet long inches square set feet in
the ground in mound of earth thence n so as +
1900 feet to corner No. 4, identical with corner
No. of BLACK Rock Extension lode, this survey.
which Is fir post Al feet long inches square
set feet in the ground in mound of earth; thence
N 40 as GOO feet to corner No /, the place OF
beginning. Containing 9o66I acres.
BLACK ROCK EXTENSION LODE.
Beginning at corner No. 1, the NE corner OF
the claim. which is a redwood post AZ feet long
inches square set feet in the ground in mound
of EARTH whence, the u section corner between
sections al and az in Township 10 North, Range
as East of Mount Diablo Base and Meridian bears
50 40 w 77I4IS feet; thence 100 AZ w 1900
feet to corner No. a, identical with corner No,
of the Black Rock Lode, this survey, which Is a
fiji post Az feet long inches square set feet in
the ground In mound of earth; thence 70 s. Z
600 feet to corner No. g. identical with corner No
of the BLACK Rock Lode, this survey, which Is q
fir post AZ feet long inches square set feet in
the ground in mound of earth; thence N 100 A.
4 1900 feet to corner Ne. 4, which is hr post ~
feet long inches square set feet In the ground
in mound Of earth thence 70 IS w 500 feet tc
corner No I, the place of beginning. Contain
ing I9.7o7 acres.
BLACK ROCK FRACTION LODE.
Beginning at corner No. /. the NE corner o
the claim, Identical with corner No. OF the
Black Rock Lode this survey, which is hr pos
al feet long inches square set feet IN th'
| ground IL mound Of earth, whence, the sec
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

Copper Co.'S. property and on the west by the
Colorado claim.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground veins, lodes, premises. or any
and applied for, are hereby notified that uuless
their adverse claims are duly filed according to
law and the regulations Hereunder within sixty
t6o) days, the time prescribed by law. with the
son City In the County of Ormsby State of Ne
vada, they will be barred by virtue OF the provis
ions of the said statute.
hereby direct that this notice be published
for period Of nine te) weeks in the Yerington
Timesa weekly newspaper publised at Yeri ngton
Lyon County. Nevada, that being the newspaper
hereby designated by me as published nearest
the said mining locations,
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Register.
First Publication October s. 1905.
Last Publication November as, 1908.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

In the matter of the applica-)
ton of T.. ]. Meyer for pat
ent for Jim Copper, Brann N..,.
Copper and Opher Copper No,ice OF
lode mining claims, survey hppiication
No. 34I2, in Mason Mining ioi rateht
District, Lyon county, Ne
vada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31
Serial No. osos.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
United States Land Office.
Carson City, Nevada,
October I, 1905

Notice Is hereby given that Mason Valley
Extension Mining Company by its agent and
attorney in fact A. @. Gutheil whose post
office address is Yerlngton, Nevada. has
made application for a United States Patent
for the Mike. Moray. Moray No. and Moray
No. lode mining claims consolidated situate
in Mason Mining District. Lyon County. Me-
vada. consisting OF the 1913 1888. 1900 and 1900
linear feet respectively of said lodes and sur
face ground shown upon the plat OF sur
vey being Survey No. 1896 and described In
on file in this office. with magnetic variation
at II deg. Is min. to II deg. 20 min. east. a.
follows:
Beginning at Cor No. Cor of Mike
Claim. whence the s. e. Cor Sec rs TIP 10 N
r. "a E. bears s. 10 deg 50 min. W. 1876. 50 IT.
and running. thence N. 81 deg Is min. =.
1913 It. to Cor No. of Mike. thence N:
Mike thence s. 81 deg Is min. w. 1913
It. to Cor. No. 4 Of Mike. thence N % deg.
Os min w. +ss.3 IT. to Cor No. OF
Moray thence s. 81 deg. Sc min. W. coo q.
os min. e. 50 #. to Cor. No. Of Moray No. !.
thence S. q deg. IS min W. 40 II. to Cor:
No. OF Moray No l. thence N. Is deg %
No. 9. thence s. a deg % min. W. s2s It.
TO Cor No. Of Moray No. .. thence 8. %
deg 0s main. e. 1900 IT. to Cor No. OF Moray
No 3 thence n - deg: = min 1sn T. ss - r. A.. %
SIS min. e. 65S.S II. to Cor. No. ! OF Moray
No. 1. thence N. 81 deg. IS min. e. Iso r. to
Cor. No, OF Moray No. l, thence ~. - oeB
0S min. w. SIS II. TO Cor. No. OF Moray
thence NJ 81 deg. Sc min. e. 600 IT. to Cor
No. Of Moray thence N. rs deg. os min w.
4e27 IT. to beginning. containing total area
OF s. ss7 acres from which the aggregate area
Of o. 26 acres in conflict with Daniel Katie.
and Butte lodes unsurveyed is expressly az
cepted and excluded. leaving net area OF
~ 961 acres hereby claimed and applied TOR
The presumed course and length OF each
vein or lode line is as shown upon the plat OF
survey From Cor. No. Of Moray lode the
;. e. Cor. Sec. IS TIP. 10 N. r.. "a z. bears
s. 8 deg 70 min. w. 1094.0s r. From Cor. NO.
/ OF Moray No. 1 lode said Cor. bears 3 y
deg SO min. e. AT IT, and from Cor NO.
| OF Moray No. said Cor. bears s. q deg. 81
min. e. 1880 IS IT. distant said Miko. moray.
| Moray No l and Moray No. lodes form q
| and A portion OF unsub- divided part OF Tp II
N r. % r. NJ D. Meridian. Nevada
said lode locations mining claims being oil
record in the office OF the County RecordeI
at DAYTON in Lyon County, Nevada. Tbs
| nearest known locations being the aforesaid
| conflicting claims and Mnnehaha and Chaska
| lodes Survey No. 29l3.
/ direct that this notice be published In tn
| Yerington Times at Yerington. Nevada thu
| newspaper published nearest the said MINING
| claim, for the period of nine weeks.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
| R. E. ROSS.
| Claimants Attorney.
First duplicated dated Oct. 10. 1908,
| Last publication dated December S. 1905
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

In the Matter Of the Applica-l
ton OF C. +. Holland Tor pat
ent for Copper King, Blue NOTICE or
law and Grubstake Lode APPLICATIONS
Mining Claims Survey No FOX PAIENT'
ASIA, IN Mason Mining Dis
trict Lyon County, Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that c. F. Hol-
land whose Post Office address is Yerington
LYON County state of Nevada, has made applica-
tion to the United States for patent for iaS4 81
linear feet on the Copper King Lode, with 800
feet on each side from the center OF SAID lode'
IA4o. linear feet on the Blue Jay Lode, with 800
feet on each side from the center OF said iode
with 900 feet on each side from the center OF SAID
lode as more fully described by the otticial plat
and by the field notes on nile in the United states
Land Office at Carson City, Nevada. as follows;
Magnetic variation-I7o 3o' f.
COPPER KING LODE.
Beqinning at corner No. 1, the NV corner of
the claim which Is a redwood post AZ feet long,
inches square, set feet IN the ground IN
mound of earth and stone. whence the section
corner between sections and H. IN township
"a North Range 26 East of Mount Diablo Base
and Meridian bears n 10 81 s443 feet; thence
N $50 40 + 1855 feet to corner No. q Identical
with corner No. l of the Blue Jay lode, this sur
vey which is fir post Az feet long, inches
square set feet In the ground in mound OF
earth and stone; thence 50 a. $50 feet to cor
ner No a identical with corner No. OF the Blue
| Law lode this survey, which is FIR post al feet
| long inches square set feet in the ground IN
| mound of earth and stone thence , ~ so
IAsA 81 feet to corner No 4. which is mr. post u
| feel long inches square, set feei IN tns
ground in mound of earth and stone thenee N
g. AL w 600 feet to corner No /, the place OF be-
| ginning. Containing 40 74o acres
BLUE JAY LODE.
Beginning at corner No. |, the NV corner OF
| the claim identical with corner No OF the COP
per King lode, this survey, which is NJ posi- n
| feet long A inches square, set feet IN inc
| ground in mound of earthand stone, whence me
| Z section corner betN cen sections ana ~ ~,
| Toavnship IA North, Range 20 East OF Mount
| D;ablo base and Meridian bears N I39 AZ W
sa7A,74 feet thence s2o os 4 I44o3I feet 70 cor
liner No. a. identical with corner No OF inc
ESrubstake lode, this survey, which Is fir p st
| AZ feet long, inches square set 4 feet in the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

Claimants Attorney.
First DUPLICATED dated Oct. 10. 1908.
last publication dated December S, 1908.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

NOTICE OF
APPLICATION
FOR PATENT.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

Walter Baird left for Las Vegas, Me-
vada, this week.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

Serial No. o4o3.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT

In the United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada,
September "a, 1908.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31
Serial No oS4s
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
Serial No o545

In the United States Land Office.
Carson City. Nevada. =
September a, 1905.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31
Serial No. oS46
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT

In the United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, :
September "a, 1908. J
The Republican., 1908-07-02

800 a Biblical Hour, Mark" Rev. Ora Samuel Gray
IL 90 Lecture america s Great Place Among the Ma
tons,' DR.. Robert S. Macarthur, New York
City.
LOO p. to 800 p. Convocation of Red Men in the
Auditorium, with special program of music and
addresses.
800 p Lecture '"The Uses of Ugliness, Jahu Dewitt
Miller, Philadelphia, Pa.
430 p Health and Domestic Science Hour, Hall of Phi
osophy, Lecture, "Pawlows Dogs, " DR.. Carolyn
Geisel, followed by cooking lesson with demon
straton Carbohydrates" " Miss Ruth C. Tenney
7.45 p Musical Prelude, famous Weber Male Quartette
of Boston.
800 p Goethe's Faust in Music and Art with ninety
stereopticon views and vocal selections from
Gounod's Faust by Melba Eames, Homer, Ca
russo, Campanari Pancon and others, Mr.. N. ].
Cory, Detroit, Mich. Famous Vitagraph Moving
Pictures
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who returns and who is, with
out any question, the greatest
of scientific lecturers, crowd
ing the platform with expen-
sive apparatus and performing
hundreds of brilliant and at
tractive experiments.
MRS. PHILIP SNOWDEN,
the most gifted woman of Eng
land.
DR.. CAROLYN GEISEL,
in a series of intensely instruc-
tive talks on Health.
REV. D. w. HOWELL,
the efficient and successful
Field Secretary of the c. L.
S. c.
r.. w. L. DAVIDSON,
~ has for twenty years made
the program and conducted
lhe platform of the Mountain
Cbo-+onc,,o will ooroip boya ~
The Republican., 1908-07-02

MRS. EMMA p.
DAWDY- SESSIONS,
a marvellous contralto
RUBY RATHER
INE HARKNESS,
a charming soprano,
who has had the best
of training on both
sides of the sea and
has made a great
name for herself.
CLIFFORD WILL
EY, for some years
the sensation of New
York and last year
the sensation of Lon
'-on and Paris. Pos
f,.bly without an equal
in this country as a
barytone. He is no
stranger to us and
will be gladly well
The Republican., 1908-07-02

chorus. He Is a di-
rector of, note and
gave most faithful
and acceptable serv-
ice last year and is re-
turned at the request
of all who sing.
MR.. EMANUEL
SCHMUCK, a fam
Gus organist and mus
ical director of New
York, will be the ac-
companist. He is al
so a superb cellist and
MRS. SCHMUCK is
a delightful contralto
singer.
SYLVAN GIL Z E
CLUB, a group of ten
well known singers.
They have been long
organized and have
JDn. s.,,o,,.,c,I o,,1,
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MISS BERNICE COSTELLO

MISS BEKNICE IELO the Japanese
senator in this country She is winning aure everywhere
MISS MINNIE MARSHALL: She stands unquestona-
bly, among the great lady readers of the country.
MUSIC.
STEVENS FAMOUS BAND will give two concerts daily
and participate in the Excursion day festivities.
JOHANN BLOSE, MUS. D.. will have charge of the
The Republican., 1908-07-02

LA VERNE OGDEN, an inimita-
bic story teller.
LADRU NJ. LAYTON, an imper-
senator and humorist who charming
ly presents full plays.
HARRY RAYMOND PIERCE
and WIFE in clever comedy sketches
in costume. A most delightful pair.
H. L. ENGLE, who cleverly pre-
sents some interesting sketches.
MISS BERNICE COSTELLO in
'Koto San," monologue in which
Miss Costello reveals herself to be
The Republican., 1908-07-02

and the coming of such group of the platform will
make things exceedingly lively.
% WEBER MALE QUARTETTE of Boston, unquestonaby
best in the United States.
~~rHE FAMOUS LOTUS GLEE CLUB crack musical
Organization of New York
OTTERBEIN MALE QUARTETTE AND HAND BELL
RINGERS. a surerh organization which is now giving
The Republican., 1908-07-02

AMERICAN VITAGRAPII the best moving picture ma
chine ever made AS all know, DR. DAVIDSON selects
personally his films from the output of the largest factory
the world. Everything is and fresh. 1t will be
many nights Nothing that has ever been used before.
YOUNA THE JUGGLER in marvellous and skifnl ma
nipulaons This is the of perfection Nothing
Stage setting is beautiful.
PROF. STRUCK THE FAMOUS MAGICIAN, presenting
finest evening of this character that is possible An
enng of deception greatly appreciated and furnishes
relaxation in the midst of the heavier items of the program
ROSINI THE FAMOUS JUGGLER, who has been so
popular Mountain Lake Park in other years and who is
constantly increasing the efficiency of his work will
enjoyed for one of the evenings of the Chautauqua.
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followed by Vitagraph Moving Pictures.
Friday. Auuust efst.

900 Biblical Hour John, Rev. Ora Samuel Gray
IL 90 m. Lecture Mushrooms and Oaks" Rev. Robert
E. Smith. Gava, I'll.
400 p. Health Domestic Science Hour Hall of Phi
losOphy, Germ Carriers DIR. Carolyn Geisel,
followed by cooking lesson with demonstrations.
Fruits and Vegetables Miss Ruth C. Tenney.s
500 p m Lecture 'Parsifal Dr. Henry R. Rose, illus
trated by great multitude of stereoptcon views
followed by Vitagraph Moving Pictures.
Saturday, August a2nd.
900 Biblical Hour 'The Vocabulary of the Gospels
Rev. Ora Samuel Gray
II. 90 Lecture, 'The Philosophy of the Hustler Rev.
Robert E. Smith
23O p M Final PowwOw Seton Indians, Games Marches
Athletics Amphitheater
400 Health and Domestic Science Hour Hall of Phil
Osophy. Lecture, "Americanitis,' DIR. CAROLYN
Gesel followed by cooking lesson with demon
strations, Luncheon Dshes,'' Miss Ruth C.
Tenney.
500 p. Extraordinary Weekend Entertainment First
appearanceof of Mr. Clifford Wiley, the famous BARI
tone of New York, who has been the sensation of
two continents; Youna, marvellous japanese
juggling, of the most unique entertainers
available for platform work; the American Vita
graph with its wonderful Moving Pictures.
Sunday August 29rd.
$50 Biblical Hour, 'The Age of Sumber Dr. D. W.
Howell, Field Secretary of the C. L. S. C.
II. 90 a. Sermon Rev. Ora Samuel Gray solos by Mr.
Clifford Wiley, with special instrumental and
vocal selections by the chorus and soloists
2.30 p. m. Sunday School, NJ E. Church.
500 Closing Chautauqua Sunday Vesper Service Hall
of Philosophy, Dr. w. L. Davidson.
100 Evende Sacred Concert conducted by Dr. Jo-
ham M. Blose assisted by chorus and soloists.
Songs in the dark and series of effective stere-
opticon views. Brief addresses.
Monday, August e4th.
The entire morning will be left for
resorts. The wealth of attractions engaged
for these days make it impossible to leave the
afternoon hour vacant.
230 p. Lecture The Truth About Ireland" Rev. Alex
Corkey, Cedar Bluffs Neb
400 p. Chauauqua Round Table - Lecture, "Books,
What Are They, and What Shall We Do With
Them?" DR.. D. W. Howell, Field Secretary of
the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
800 Mono-Drama, 'Koto-San," presented by Miss
Bernice Costello, who has achieved remarkable
success in her japanese mpersonatons; assisted
at the opening and close by the famous Otterben
Male Quartette and Hand Bell Ringers, and Mr..
Clifford Wiley.
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the best of satisfaction. They
give a varied and beautiful pro-
gram.
MISS RITA RICH, a mezzo-so-
prano giving folk-songs in cos
tune.
MRS. ZOE PEARL PARK,
great favorite of last year, who
returns because her singing was
wonderfully appreciated.
MISS GRACE B. DYE, bril-
liant young soprano who has fu-
ture before her.
MR.. JOHN CHESHIRE, the
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Tuesday. August 25th.
"RecOgnltlon Day. :"

'Recognon Day.
900 Biblical Hour, "The Age of Decision Dr. D. w.
Howell.
110O Lecture, Getting There Rev. Alex Corkey.
200 p March of Chautauquans from Hall of Philosophy,
headed by the band flower girls and all Chautau-
quans in line for march to Amphitheatre; brief
responsive service; presentation of diplomas
Glass of 1908 Lecture, THE Inverted Crown
by DR.. D. w. Howell, Field Secretary of the
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.
400 p. Chautauqua Round Table-Lecture, "Peace
War; Which," DR.. D. W. Howell.
500 p. Entertainment. Famous Otterbein Male Quar-
tette and Hand Bell Ringers; balcony from
Romeo and Juliet" by Miss Bernice Costello
with additional readings; Mr.. Clifford Wiley, bar
itone.
Wednesday, August Goth.
900 m. Biblical Hour-"Age of Decision" DR.. D. W.
Howell
II 90 a. m. Lecture 'Word on Fire Rev. J. NJ NJ Gray
Baltimore, Md.
400 p. m. Chauauqua Round TabeThe Great General"
DR.. D. W. Howell
745 p Musical Prelude Otterbein Male Quartette and
Hand Bell Ringers Clifford Wiley baritone; Miss
Helen Dodge, vioinist
500 p. m. Lecture Zero Absolute, Prof j. E. Wood
land, Rochester, N Y, with of the most
brilliant experiments known to the platform
storm in time. The Vitagraph
Moving Pictures
Thursday, August eth.
900 m. Biblical Hour"The Age of Action. DR.. D. W.
Howell
II 90 a. M Lecture either Waves" Prof j. E. Woodland
of the foremost and fascinating scientific
lecturers in America. This lecture will be illus
trated by multitude of brilliant experiments
400 D. m. Chautauqua Round Tabe"Seen Through Other
Eyes, - DR.. D. W. Howell
745 D. M Musical Prelude Otterben Male Quarteete and
Hand Bell Ringers; Clifford Wiley, baritone.
800 D. m. Lecture SIS Fun Divine Devsh?" Rev. Geo.
R. Stuart, Cleveland Tenn the legitimate
of Sam Jones in all that makes for popu-
larity. Long associated.with him n.work. The
most popular the platform today.
Friday, August aSth.
''Natlonal Day."
EXCURSION TRAINS WITH LOW RATES
No Special Passes for National Day
900 a. m. Biblical Hour"The Age of Reflection, Dr. D.
W. Howell.
IL 90 Lecture Fun, Fact and Fancy rs M. Spedon,
New York City. Multitudes of Crayon Sketches
drawn in the presence of the audience.
200 Band Concert Full strength of Assembly tai
ent The chorus in patriotic
2.3O p. m. Lecture "Lop-Sded Folks" Rev. George R.
Stuart, the great Southern humorst and lecturer
400 p. m. Ball Game, Athletic Field
400 d. Chautauqua Round Table Pleasant Compan-
ions DR.. d. W. Howell
100 Grand Closing Concert Chorus under direction
of Dr. Johann M. Blose The Famous Otterbein
Male Quartette and Hand Bell Ringers Miss
Helen Dodge, violinist; Mr.. Clifford Wiley, bari
tone; Mr. Emanuel Sc muck, cellst; humorous
readings H. U, Eng e; the famous American
Vitagraph Moving Pictures Prof. Struck, the
Incompatible magician,
$50 D. Extraordinary display of Fireworks closing the
Chautauqua session of 1908. Goodbye words
and prophecies for the future Excursion trains
leave after all is
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coined and greatly enjoyed during closing week
THE DALEY QUARTETTE of mixed voices, a remark
able family. They are immensely popular and have won
great name.
MISS HELEN DODGE a nhennrnenal ..iulins
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730 Opening of the 26th Annual Session of the Noun
tain Chautauqua Brief words of welcome by
President C. w. Baldwin Supt. W. L. Davidson,
Dean of Schools, w. w. Davis, and distinguished
visitors.
800 p. Grand Concert Sylvan Glee Club ten superb
male voices. Readings by Ladru NJ Layton.
Fok-songs in by Miss Rita Rich. The
American Vtagraph with its wonderful Moving
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HOSPITALS ACTION IS FINAL
DISMISSAL OF PHYSICIAN
CLOSES CONTROVERSY.
Position Held by DR.. Bovee Still
Vacant, DR.. Kelly Declining
to Serve.

The trouble between the Washington
chapter Of the American Medical Associa-
ton and the Providence Hospital is prac-
tically closed. Officials Of the association
said today that the action Of last Tues
day. which specified that no member of
the association should take the position of
gynecologist on the visiting staff made
vacant by the dismissal of DR.. ]. Wesley
Bovee. was final and that it terminates
the active interest Of the organization in
the matter. At the Providence Hospital
today the mother superior, who dismissed
DR.. Bovee from the staff. was inaccessible.
but one Of her assistants said positively
that no statement explanatory of the hos
pitfalls position would be made.
The fact remains that Providence Hos
ptal is deprived Of the services of a
physician and surgeon in one of it's most
important lines of work. and unless some
solution to the difficulty is found. the
Kelley, jr.. who accepted the appointment
following the dismissal Of DR.. Bovee. con-
ditioned his final acceptance upon the ac-
ton of the Medical Association. and the
resolution unanimously adopted by that
body Tuesday night. that none of its
on the visiting staff Of Providence Hos
pital," automatically terminated Dr. Eel
leys connection with the institution. 1t
is understood that any member Of the
Medical Association. il called. will at
tend an emergency case at the hospital,
and that he can do SO without violation
OF the ethics Of the profession.
The association held that DR.. Bovee had
been dismissed without just and SUFFICIENT
cause. ana the report of the committee