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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-11

large family and they have already
taken up their residence on the newly
acquired land.
Will and Roy Stanley re again in
the Snowies tracking the never firing
deer. This time they expect to get
the number allowed by law.
There will be meeting of the bus
mess men at Beers \ Haynes store
next Monday evening as $40, for the
purpose Of organizing a Commercial
club. All property owners are re-
quested to be present.
Presiding Elder Won't sdal preached
here last Wednesday night in Stones
restaurant. Father Van, rs he is
Familiarity called, is one Of the jolliest
divines it has ever been our good for
tune to meet. He made many friends
while here.
Col. Irwin Stanley returned last
week from Il six weeks visit in Min
nesota. The colonel spent most Of
the time visiting with his parents at
st. Cloud, but was also with his
brother, Ira, at Princeton, where he
had some enjoyable hunting trips.
The foundation of the cold storage
plant of the llamm's Brewing COM
pany has been completed, and work
on the structure will be rushed as
rapidly as possible. The Montana
Brewing company of Great Falls has
let a contract for cold storage house
here. and this move will undoubtedly
bring branches from Lewistown, Bill
lings, Helena and Bozeman breweries.
j. W. Sturgeon, Harry Spencer and
Marion Small were hunting deer in
the Little Belts during two days of
last week. One night was spent at
Rancher Johnson's cabin in Sawmill
gulch, where the valiant huntsmen
were more than well taken care OF.
Therefore, although they returned
without any game, they had the sat
isfaction Of knowing that they at no
time felt the p,ngs of hunger. Sturg.,
rs usual. claims he saw large num-
Der of tracks.
The rector of the Grace Episcopal
church of White Sulphur Springs was
here Tuesday and held services in
Stones restaurant, preaching from
the text, "lIonor All Men, and "ln-
asmuch as Ye Did it Not to One of
the Least of These, Ye Did it Not to
! Me-" L he reverend gentlemen
made the Journal office Il pleasant
call, as all ministers do when in
town, and the writer took his name
on tab and also his card, and then
proceeded to mislay both, SO that for
the life Of us we don know his name.
But we know he is a broad guaged,
whole-souled christian gentlemen,
and likes the town SO well that he
wants to locate in it permanently,
and we hope he will.
A Few Things to Remember.
The Judith Gap Meat company is
handling baled hay and ground feed.
We pay cash for hides.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-11
GAPLETS


John Dolan transacted business in
LewistOwn Tuesday,
Halle Bills, the banker. transacted
business in Lewistown Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Girard has been i,ldis-
posed for several days with a slight
attach of the grippe.
Mrs. f. p. Pirie spent last Satur-
day in Harlowton, just to see how the
town compared with Judith Gap.
Judge Balm has completed the well
for Gurley Brothers livery stable,
striking good flow of water ut IA
depth of 81 feet.
b. +. Gibson, manager Of the Jud-
it'll Steam Laundry at Lewistown,
made this city business visit the
first of the week.
". $. Tallman and J. 5. Thompson
will be at Judith Gap Tuesday and
! full and complete line of watches,
diamonds and jewelry.
Gurley Bros. will soon begin the
erection of an S-roOm, two story res
idence, 26x3O, on the corner of Meagh-
er street and Second avenue. Z. l..
Schiller has the contract.
J. X. McNeely of Colorado filed
last May on a good piece of land in
lila, the banana belt section OF the
Gap. Mac is just warming up now,
but when he gets in control, he will
show his neighbors how to raise some
crops.
| +. NJ. Arth is young man from
Missouri who has Il claim in 11-l5.
He filed last spring, and next sum-
mer he will break 90 acres, putting
20 in oats and 40 in winter wheat next
fall. He is an energetic fellow. and
will have big bank account before
many years.
Fred Payne and John Bannan drove
over from Garneill yesterday and
made this city visit in the interests
of the NJ. w. a. The former made
this office pleasant call and had his
name added to the Journals fast
growing subscription list.
Ingalf Birkeland came from Ben
son county, North Dakota, a few
weeks ago, and finding land close to
Judith Gap all taken, bought relin-
punishment in 1915, subscribed for
the Journal and went to housekeep.
ing. All he needs now to complete
his happiness is wife to help him
develop that rich piece of land and
watch his bank account grow.
PIG. Apple, an enterprising youlx
man from Tennessee, filed last May
on quarter in section "a, 1916. a
quarter of a mile west of oxford.
After erecting Il comfortable cabin
and digging All eight-foot well in
which, said Mr.. Apple, water flows
at the rate Of 100 gallons an hour, he
worked ut the carpenter trade at var
ious points in this vicinity. He is u
skillful workman and for three years
was in the employ of Mcdonald Bros.
contractors ut LewistOwn.
FOR SALE.-A three-ro,m house
and lot for 5000; $3.50 cash, balance
$40 a month until paid. THIS is Il
good, cheap plan in which tOS cure
home for yourself. Apply to I. L..
Schuler, Judith Gap.
Bob Shields, the gallant defender
Of Garneill, is making valiant fight
for his town in the LewistOwn Demo-
crat that reminds one Of Rnssell'sviv-
id picture of the Last Stand.' Bob
runs the best hotel in Garneill, is a
royal good fellow. and deserves bet
ter fate. When you get the town
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-11
A Few Things to Remember.
The Judith Gap Meat company is
We pay cash for hides.
New Baseball League.

Great Falls. Lewistown. Billings.
Livingston, Bozeman and Helena
would be about the right thing in
northern Montana baseball league, or
call It what you will-with Butte and
Anaconda thrown in as an addition on
a pinch: but anyhow. the first six
named could put up as pretty little
imitation of playing ball as needed
this side OF the mountains.-Grcat
Falls Leader
This list would be complete if Jul
dith Gap were added. This town is
going to have baseball team next
summer that will make them all
stand up and take notice. We have
the material for fast team. and can
get the attendance. Some OF the
towns mentioned. however, are not
quite fast enough for us. But we will
overlook that ii we are taken in.
St. Paul Will Close Work.
IN very few days the St. Paul
>teci-laying gangs will cease their la
bors for the time being and the work
OF track-laying on the Occur d.Alene
will be closed for the season.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
faul has laid the greater portion of
its track between Missoula and the
St.Paul pass tunnel, the only gap re-
manning to be closed being 35milc
stretch between Cyr and St. Regis.
which is being retarded on account OF
the delay experienced in getting steel
with which to erect two large bridges
over the Missoula river crossings
This piece of the line will not be
finished until spring. when all re-
manning work on the Occur dAlene
will be brought to close.
The big steel span over Clear
Creek has been finished and traveller
has been placed at Kelley creek.
where another steel structure OF large
dimensions is to be erected. When
the last bolt is driven to place in the
Kelley creek bridge an almost con-
tinuous line of steel will stretch from
Missoula to the Columbia river
Daily Missoulian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
ARDERY COLLEGE
BENEFIT CONCERT

on February l2 and 18TH "a the
Christian church Ardert coliesa stu
dents viii for the iirsl time charge
for an entertainment but this for q
noble cause. and the very work on
selling tickets and nelume Ia thiug
of this kind viii also 90 much To
strengthen our fortunate boys and
girls and perhaps impress upon their
minds how blessed they are In being
spared parents and the possession Of
comfortable homes OF their own The
cause espoused by this college Is that
OF assisting I'm securing oi material
comfort for the new Orpaans home.
a scholarship in either elocation,
music on water col0rs Tor the four re-
manning months of school viii h0
awarded % the student selling the
most tickets prices of which are %
and l5 cents and may be usod on
either of these dates. The kinder,
earlen department and lower srades
win entertain on the i1ih and The
older students ON the 18Th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
. .sKSE9nsHsHaEsHs sHsuSaanTM sIu
: SHORT CUTS 8
Z TO THE NEWS !
Z sH4E4asHaE ~ sHaH sHSH 4Is

Noble avenue property owners pro-
test against paying ~ cents per yard
more Tor payins than others
Representative Johnston ala not
win > ball masquo prize but be is
happy lust the same
The Elks VIII give g series OF 6se
entertainments In honor of the lesis-
iators.
Roy G. Oakes OF sulphur, was yes
terday elected secretary Of the state
banking commission he Us an all
round worker aud the appointment
Is an excellent one.
The farm loan department uf the
school land commission Is working
overtime making 9 per cent loans 20
farmers
1. C russell. OF the Rsdmorq
Democrat was IN the city yesterday
fred Wilson Of Enid, is in the
city
sidney suggs Of Ardmore is a
visitor la tho city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.
Notary Commissions.

notary commissions.
Notary commissions we're issued
from the Office of secretary Of state
today as follows
g D. Tromley Of El Reno. for Cana
dian couny
j. n smith. of Fairmoupt, for Gar
field county
Allie Henry Of Red Fork, for Tulsa
county
c W. Mooreland. Of Purcell, for Nc.
CLAIM county
\ A. JlPeary. Of Auadarko, for Kiowa
le,Smty.
i. S Holcomb Of Aline, for Greek
county.
!. lanes .Illner- rsrrG of Broehita- loi
Bryan county
Edith y Loomis, OF oklahoma city
fof Oklahoma county
@ A Chappell Of Newkirk tor Kay
county
~ s. Hunt Of Pawhuaha, for Usage
county
Roscoo ~ Barker of Oklahoma Cts
for oklahoma county
Ed l.oncry of Clara for Delaware
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
ENID WILL HAVE
BIG STOCK SHOW

Special To Daily Leader.
CEnid Okla, Feb 5.--Enid Is booked
for a show which Is unique IN that il
has had no precedent The four
teenth annual meeting and conyen-
tion of the Caitlemen's association
will be held at Enid. Okla, February
"a 10 80 The Oklahoma improved
Live Stock Breeders association will
also hold their annual meeting and
fine stock show sale Dn' the same date
in connection with the Enid chamber
OF commerce fine stock show
Enid citizens have donated by pub
he subscription $1,000 in cash TO pay
the premiums and expenses Of this
fine stock show
Competition rs open to the world
and all stOckmen ale invited TO enter
their stock free, They also furnish
free stalls and free bedding for all
stock on exhibition The main feature
of this show and whore il differs
from all others Is chat admitiance is
free 10 everybody and the public is
cordially invited To- attend
Besides all of the stock owned by
breeders from distance. the local
Oklahoma hreodsrH viii an be on
tAaS With tue varlous hfeeds OF fine
fdSt and alD leAs ajl kikilsl9ail MI
win their share of the premiums
The terms of the show being free
both,to the stOckmen and 10 the pub
&c win insure an immense crowd al
Enid for the entire week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
'RsHaEazeEqBan sEsH9H sMaN
PERTAINING TO
THOSE ON SICK LIST
esMcsH,gu ~ N HssHs ,NssW,qu ,,Msg Il


Miss Mamie Madseu, stenographcr
ina the loan department Of the school
land commission, Is sick az her home
on East Springer avenue.
Mrs. J G. Strang IS suffering with
an attack of la grippe.
Miss Emma Wrinkle. the young lady
whose right arm was terribly mangled
by being caught in machinery at
Ponds laundry Monday. is resting
easy today. The physicians have not
as yet amputated her arm and still
have hopes Of saving the member
Mrs. f. b. Lucas is conyalescing
from an attack of la grippe
Mrs. r b Lucas, who has been on
the sick list several days, Is conyales-
cent
State Insurance Commissioner r j,
McCOmb is ia Oklahoma City al the
bedside OF his little daughter
C,ias Pond, manager Of the Guthrie
iaun6ry is confined 10 his rooms with
an attack Of lagrippe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
WOULD CUT EXPENSE
OF LAND APPRAISING

That the state school land dspart
ment might allow loans to be negoti.
atcd through the state repositories.
thereby sdyirg the state aud appli-
cant the extra expense of an APP
rraiser. Is The suggestion made in a
ruling by Assistant Attorney General
r g. Snllman The plan now is to
have the land Of the applicant ap-
praised before the loan Is issued The
cost Is SIS.
The loan question VAS presented
TO the attorney generals department
in "A communication from H. o. Crum
" Duncan, who was refused loan
because he did not have an abstract.
He will not make final proof on his
land until March
The attention OF the land depart
nent Is called to the practice Of loan
agents who deal through local United
States land offices. the applicant be.
ing required to sign a mortgage.
Failure TO make some provision for
the class of farmers whose lands have
not been finally proved Up, viii IN
the opinion of Attorney spillmau de
plive many people of the advantage
afforded by the school fund
Another opinion holds that county
Judges are entitled 20 clerk but the
ccurt is advised 90 swear In Jurors
and witnesses until further rulinga
are made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
PATENT MEDICINES
nor 50 GOOD AS IT
Relieves Blood Disorders by
Restoring Action of
the Kidneys

All medical authorities are agreed
that the blood is the great source Of
disease OF of health In the human sys
tenn II the blood is pure, the indi-
wdual is strong and healthy il the
blood is impure or diseased then there
is sickness or decay in the whole
system
Rheumatism is strictly a blood dis
ease. II Is caused by excessive uric
acid Sores pimples ETC. mean bad
blood Catarrhal affections must be
treated through the blood TO get per-
manent results TO get well. TO feel
strong, hearty and vigorous one must
have good clean blood and lots of Il.
You can't clean the blood thoroughly
unless the kidneys are made active.
Bad blood means clogged inactive
kidneys and liver which causes, too,
such symptoms as backache, nervous.
ness bladder and urinary difficulties
and other sympathetic troubles.
Here is simple home remedy and
the Recipe for making II is as fol
lows
Fluid Extract Daudeion one-hall
ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce
Compound Syrup SarsapariIla three
ounces. Shake we'll in a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and again at bedtime. The In
gradients can be obtained az any good
prescription pharmacy at small cost
Here the readers of this paper have
a simple yet powerful and effective
remedy for all forms of blood kidney
and bladder diseases which should re
lieve rheumatism and catarrhal affec
| tions and replace that weak worn-ou
Indifferent feeling with strength, vigol
| and heallh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
Ism4 m4Ha HanSprw n sRsW IN sa9E,
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Delegate ouoncls is here from
Oaage CITY
Geo. u. Bradford president Of the
Wichita city council, is a visitor ~ the
city to-day.
Former Delegate w g. Hughes is
here from oklahoma city.
w r Kelley is here from Watonga.
A. p Roumalne is here from Noun
tain View.
y. q. Ward is IN Oklahoma City
W D. Kennedy, Of the Western
Newspaper Union, Of Oklahoma City,
is IN the city
Jas. A. Long is in the capital city
from Watonga.
0. P. Dunn Of Poteau is Guthrie
visitor.
D. H. Kelly Of Tonkawa is in the
city
Webb Land. fomeGy Of this city
and now of st. Joseph. Mo-, Is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. K. G. Land.
Hon Dyke Ballinger is in the city
from Anadarko on legal business. He
was one OF the leaders ofthe house
in a former territorial Legislature
Chas Howard. United States reve-
nue. inspector is here from III Reno
attending court
Postonice Inspector c B Osbourne,
Is here from Chickasha today
A. {. Morris state deputy for the
81 b. a. in Oklaoma Is here from
Oklahoma City He is a former
Guthrie resident
~ + Harris Is here today from
Oklahoma city
n D. Moody. of Hess, is the guest
Of United States Marshal Alternately
this week Mr. Moody Is one of the
early day settlers of Greer county
lohn Diclfy and n A. Clark are
in the CITY from Shawnee.
Former District Clerk Ned Sisson
Is here from Auadarko
r. a. aleskill. Of Nayina, is Ia the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
= iAsaSnSa a9AsE5EsR-snSH9uSn
: NEWS OF THE
4 RAILROADS
= = as.sHsnsa4asMssasHs-zSM1ESHss

Travelling Passenger Agent r. j.,
Kennedy is in teh city today from
Topeka. He states that Santa re
trains Nos / 5 ami rs viii also be dis
continued on the main line as wen
as trains Nos 1g and 20 This cuts
off all but two through trains each
way on the main line This change
Is effective Monday
Santa re Conductor Dan conway
iseher today from Newton, Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
ENID HAS SPORADIC
MORAL AWAKENING

Special to Daily Leader
Enid. OKLA. Feb. 81 Sheriff ID. c.
Campbell raided the gambling houses
here yesterday, securing some few
hundreds of dollars worth OF gam.
bling paraphenalia, ond burned the
stuff in front of The court house.
The sheriff. also raided meat
market and secured half barrel OF
uh!skey; bootleggers were captured
and placed in jail. and the law viola,
ters scattered in all directions. the
sheriH seeming armed with sufficient
legal papers to take care of what
ever difficulty might arise.
Eleven bootleggers fell into the
power of the sheriff, and the escape
of as many more will probably be the
cause Of a cessation of the pedestrian
saloon of Garfield county
The meat market man is alleged b,
the sheriff to havs been the deposit
commander, the bootlcggres working
out from under that stand. The of
ficers are trying to secure evidenc,
sufficient TO convict them of trying I,
run saloon or doggery.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
NJ. p. church will hold an all day
cooked food sale at the Capital Cit
cafe, 10 East Oklahoma avenue
Saturday Feb. s.
The Ladies OF the First Baptis
church will nave a cooked food sal,
ON Saturday, Feb 3, at the Iongake
store on East Oklahoma
FOR RENT 24U acres with new
room house, barn for S norsos. 20
acres in cultivation near good school
and town See l.. NJ Marlow, Reed
ling Olila
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
WIND CAUSES lNJURY

Kansas Cts. MO Feb a.-in Kan
sas City Kansas today heavy wind
blew down the brick wall of a livery
stable receutly destroyed by Gre ard
II 10 tUrn demolished a dwelling all
joining occupied by MIS- William Tee
pen. aged thrty.6yo and four y1ung
children Mrs reopen was serloaslf
hurt but viii recover The chilirca
were slightly Injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05

Fire truck No. ] was called out at
$40 yesterday evening to the resi-
dence OF Mrs J. j. Donahoe 6i5 East
Logan avenue. wherea gasoline can
at the rear OF the residence had be.
come ignited The department ex-
tingnished the fire with chemicals.
THE damage was nominal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05

The mutual life insurance men who
have been attending the meeting
called by Insurance Commissioner Me
Comb perfected an organization last
evening Tho name OF the association
u.s. 'The oklahoma State Farmers
Mutual Insurance Association The
following officers were elected j. w.
Maher. El Reno, president; G. H. Eek
ford, shawnee Weep president; r. G.
Robinson Enid. secretary: and Geo.
! Barber, Guthrie. threasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
To Extend Indian War penaionu.

Washington Feb The senate
passed 4 bill today to apply the pro
visions of the act penslOning survivors
Of the Indian wars of 1882 20 1912 10
survivors Of the Indian wars In Utah.
Colorado. Minnesota and Idaho. down
To and including 1861 Senator Smoot
said that zoo Veterans Of these wars
ia Utah would be affected by the bill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05

u you suffer with Indigestion. con
stipauon, feel mean and cross no
strength Of appetite, your system is
unhealthy HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the system strong end
healthy 35e. Tea or Tablets G., Il.
RenfrO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05

Charters werc issued FROM the OF,
6ce OF secretary Of state this morning
lo the following corporations:
The Bank of Tuttlc with fl0hN0
capital stock The directors are G..
M Nell, II T. Green Louis Meder Il
Waldou and Geo a Hosey all Of Tut.
tlo
The Alden telephone company OF
Alden. with Sl0,0O0 capital stock The
directors are: H. s. Sturgis and s.
.J Carpenter, of Alden T.. a. Stewart
and W L. Dunlap. OF Carnegie. Fred
Brasted. OF Oklahoma CITY
The Farmers Mill and Elevator com
pany. on P0nca City with S25.00O capi-
tai stock The directors are: 4 NJ,
Vanville G. T.. Hail and Dennis Mon.
ney, all Of p0nca City.
Agent Appointed
The Baird Investment company, Of
Arkansas CITY notified the secretary
of state this morning of the appoint
ment Of T. j Martin, of Tulsa as their
state agent They also hled copy OF
charter as required by lave
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05

J. l.. Deets returned from Oklahoma
City on the noon train
Banker II NJ Adams is here from
Crescent today on legal bugmess
Bart Murphy the man who made
the evil doers hunt the TAN timber
during his term of three years as
sheriff of .ogan county. and VITO made
the best record while in Office of any
sheriff ever elected in Logan county.
.is here today shaking hands with his
host of friends Bart looks hale and
hearty aud is iubilant over a recent
sale Of 2000 bushels OF wheat for which
he received s100 the bushel He said
There Is nptnins like the free and
independent life of the farmer
j. J Quarrels is IN the city. Mr..
Quarrels was delegate in the consti-
tutional convention from Usage coun-
ty.
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, auamanqu quana namsw9usM9M9ms- n ~
: FRESH TOPICS I
= OF THE TOWN /
. ~ n :. rsaut :. = ,g.u.tw \, = 4. mlQts

say losses Are Paid in Fqll.
The statement made in Yesterday 8
Leader relative 10 mutual Gre in5ur-
ance companies of the state not pay.
ing over i5 or 60 per cent OF their
han losses. does not apply 20 the
Farmers Mutual Insurance company of
Guthrie. and the Mutual association.
of El Reno and the state Mutual Of
Oklahoma CITY they claiming to ba ge
paid losses Ia full.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
secretary Of eanklnq Board.

The state banking board held a
meeting last evening and elected Roy
c. Oaks, assistant bank examiner. sec
retary of the board Mr. Oaks Is a
resident OF Sulphur, and capable
young man to flll the position.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05

western normal school returned to-
hay 90 Weaiherford Dluf0g thsir
stay in Guthrie the party were
pleasantly entertained by Mrs w r.
Rhodes and Mrs N N Carter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05
pr. herhert 4. WilInt.

Is a man of great culture and the
ease and grace with which he speaks
add great charm TO his scholaHy
message.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-05

TIE entertainment of the Dread
club Monday evening by Messrs,
Shinn, Parlette. Bolton aud Dr Rem
der was most enjoyable and unique
affair The hosts dld the honors ia
reCeiying also Ia serving the dainty
three COURSE luncheon. The frst
prizes at ouchre We're won by Miss
Carolyn Williams. aud y. " Wool
worth. the consultations by Miss Mary
Tibbelts and r. W Cliff
Those present were. Misses Schupp
Sherburu l.eua aud Donna Osborne
Reed, Bennett Adler. Williams Good
yicn, Hunter Green, Houston Hutch
inson Tibhetts. Harris. Mesdames
Graham and Levy. Messers Jenerf Jn
dennessey Metcalf Clln Woodworth
Pyle. Green Williams, lerschi, Fred
lette. Bolton. Or Render