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Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
CONTEST NOTICE

Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 22, 1908.
 A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Enoch H. Williams, contestant, against Hd En- try. No. 471s. made Sept 30. 1908, for Sw. Section s, Township IS. Range sw. G.&S.R- Meridian, by Byron c. MesKimons. Contestee. in which 1t is alleged that claimant has wholly said land. he has been absent from said land for at least two years and the family has not resided on or cultivated any of
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

said land, said parties are hereby noti- fled to appear, respond, and offer evil dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock am. on Nov. 27. 1908, before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Phoenix, Ariz. The said contestant having, in proper affidavit. filed Oct. 22, 1908. set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this mo- tice can not be made, it is hereby ord cred and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 FEN $. HILDRETH,
 Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

and was undoubtedly the means of drawing into it other men who would not race merely for the record alone.
 This cup and the one offered by the Fireman's Insurance company will be presented to the winner at dinner to be given at the Hotel Adams Wednes- day night.
 In addition it might be said that the efforts of the police department and the alertness of individual citizens in preventing accidents will have great weight in making this greatest of all road races an annual affair, whereas a single fatality would probably have been the means of making the first great Los Angeles Phoenix race the last.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

Thousands of American women in our homes are daily sacrificing their lives to duty.
 In order to keep the home neat and pretty, the children well dressed and tidy, women overdo. A female weakness or displacement is often brought on and they suffer in silence. drifting along from bad to worse. knowing well that they ought to have help to overcome the pains and aches which daily make life a burden.
 It is to these faithful women that
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
A MULTIPLICITY OF ERRANps

$. w. Purcell well known attorney of Tucson is a visitor in town. He came primarily to attend supreme court. He will embrace the opportun- ity to see the fair and will probably assist in the management of the fire mems tournament.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

GRAND BALL-There will be a grand ball tonight at the Melczer hall. given by the Fraternal Brotherhood. engagements have been made for the best of music.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

It Is CrystaIlized Cactus Candy, That makes the world seem bright. Then keep box handy Of CrystaIIized Canoy To keep you feeling right. And if there is girl expecting That you will call tonight, lf you want kiss that
 10 brim full of bliss, get A package of CrystaIiizsd Candy
 At Donofrio-'
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN,

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink. hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who havebeen troubled with displacements, inflammation, uleera- tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities. periodic pains, backache, that bear. ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges- ton, dizziness, or nervous prostration Why don't you try it?
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
SALE.

ForS one week only, new wood seat chairs, 75c and S5c. Iron beds, full sized, s3.50. MoRDENS BIG END HAND STORE
 401 E. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

"S," that means Sweets,
 A lingering bliss; Donofrio's Cactus Candy Is as sweet as The kiss of a missI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
Preserve This Anniversary List.

Chiffon and Mousse'ine de
Sole. 42 inches wide, taupe.
canard, catawba, light. medium
and dark brown. :"1 myrtle,
copenhagen. champagne. ravy.
white. black and cream. 2S~
SOC quality. .................
Silk Net Lace Bands. Japa-
nese embroidered. black. white.
brown, navy, myrtle: ) &c :
inches inc Is wide. Per yar1' soc
Chantilly Lace Net, Is inches
wide, dots and floral designs:
black. white. brown. RDr
navy. TIC quality. . Wv
Oriental All-over Lace Nets.
45 inches wide. spots and floral
designs. white. butter Az
and ecru. SOC quality. *CS
Irish Crochet and Venice ALL
over Laces. 10 inches wide.
white. butter anil Sl25
ecru. $50 quality. ~A'HO
Swiss and Nainsook Corset
Cover Embroidery. 1S inches
wide. ribbon beading at gO~
top. 25c quality. ..... ~
Swiss and Nainsook All-over
Embroidery. % inches wide.
dainty baby patterns and
large eyelet effects. CSC SNc
quality ................ OVN
New Tucked Brussels Lace
Nets. Is to q inches wide, all
width tucks. single and in
clusters. Black. white.
butter and ecru. Per GO 1e
yard. 15c to. we 20
New Hsxagon Mesh Nets. IS
inches wide. In all
the new shades $50 Ct IN
quality .......... ~A.fV
The new Silk Yelling for auto
MODELLING. % inches wide, all
the newest shades. 75c <O.
quality ................... O>C
Chiffon Cloth Wells. 3 yards
long; all colors. SOC Roc
Fancy Mesh Yelling, all
eolors. plain and with TO-
dots. 25c quality..... l>C
Square Auto Wells of Chiffon
Cloth. all colors. sl,9s S1 80
quaHty .............. w sV>
Ladies Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Imported to re- 2.
tail at 1Oc. DC
Ladies' Pure Linen Col
ored Handkerchiefs. 12kc -.
quality. nc
Ladies' Mems and BOYS Pure
Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. all width hens; o.
l0c quality. ~
Mems Pure Linen Hand-em-
bro'dered Handkerchiefs. <n-
In fancy box; 75c value. U>C
Plain Tafreta and Dresden
Ribbons. 4 inches wide. 1Oc
23c a yard quality.. ~
Taffeta Silk Ribbons. pure silk,
full weight and 5 inches o.
wide. 35c quality... ZO~
Plaids and Roman Stripe Rib
bons, inches wide, all colors
and combinations, for mil
linery purposes. Soc zoe
quality. C>S
Persian Ribbons. 6 inches
wide. rich color combina- ENc
tions. CSC quality. O>S
Bayaderes of Ribbon Velvet
with silk tassels to match: all
the new shades and dOE/
black. 25c value. 800. AZ2S
Pierrot Neck Rufus of MESA
line silk: accordion plated. top
and bottom. with tight collar
through center: full bow at
ia ed: All new Ga NQ
shades. S. value. 800. 1910
Pierrot Ruffs of plated rib
bon. with full bow attached:
sky. old rose. navy, black 2Oc
and brown. 81 value. O>S
Marabou Feather Boas. five
strands. ~ yards long and very
full; brown, black and
atural color. $ g. An
Ostrich and Marabou Feather
Neckpieces; cape effect; finished
with deep chenille stoles: black
and white. $l4.9s SID OR
New Gibson Stocks and mill
tary effects. in lace. net and
silk: all colors. Also Bayaderes.
In silk ribbon and cords: finished
at end with tassels. Also Venise.
Irish and Oriental Lace Chemi-
settes. Also Real Irish
Crochet Bows. Usually AA~
OUC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

New Pompadour and Direc-
toire Ruching; net, chiffon and
crepe lisse: all co,ors.
black and white. Usually 40
J0c yard. TOS
Directoire Neck Ruchings;
very wide and full; all
the new shades; usually DE-
Tourist Ruching; yards in
box. making Ii neck nMc
lengths. Usually 25c... A>C
The New Directoire Stocks:
very high. with ruche in top of
collar; made of net and lace,
SILK folds and beads: full bow
s ao1aEhe 9, to TO back back of $3.50
The New Directoire Stock,
made of rows of German val
and venise laces. with deep
ruche at top of collar. en-.
Toe value. ..... OVN
Ladies Best-of-best l6-butto on
length Glace Kid Gloves: white,
Sold here regularly at S3.25, but
SiCy are the quality
usually sold at $500 @n mM
pair -.-........... .
Ladies' Best-of-best Chamois
Gloves. 16-button length. Follow
the directions We give and these
Gloves can be washed to look as
good as new. Here regularly at
$225. but they are the Gu o.
usual So 30 Gloves oil 90
Ladies Best-of-best Two-clasp
Kid Gloves. from the leading
maker in France. who makes
these gloves especially for the
Palais Royal. Sold here regular
ly at $l.00, but are the equal in
quality Of the usual Gu %
$l.I5 Gloves. .VA 100
Two-ciasp Glace Kid Dress
Gloves; One-clasp Heavier Kid
Gloves. cape and pique sewed:
Six button length Biarritz
Gloves. Leather Gauntlet Gloves
for automobile. driving. etc:
One-clasp Chamois and Mocha
Gloves: white. black. all the
usual colOrs: also new shades
Of taupe. etc. $1.25 and MAc
LOO values. .............. SS
The Improved Cashmere
Gloves. silk lined. Quality i'm
ported to retail at 75c An.
Anniversary price. ...... wv
"Czar" Silk Umbrellas are re-
covered free of charge if they
split. The price for many years
has been So. and Will be for
years to come Ami SD ~
versary price. ~&e|
The Palais Royal Silk Umbreh
las. famous for dur
ability. Usually $50, ca 49,
Genuine Gloria Silk Umbrellas.
looking like pure silk.
but wearing twice as Mh
long. Usually $l.25. >4G
Raincoats Of cravenetted clcth
for sale with umbrellas at 18th
st street os door Usually S6.A8
Art Needlework Department
for Handmade Renaissance
Lace Table Covers. IS inches
across and los inches in mQ~
circumference. $50 value. Wv
Handmade Renaissance Lace
Squares for shams and table
covers. in French designs; 3Ox3O
and 36x36 inches. Val
ues. 500 to $500. gn zs
81. 10 Observation-Disclosures. " 81 ~
Pure Linen Centerpieces. of
elaborate drawnwork. Size
24x24 inches. Values
N.9S to $2.4S. For Sn &M
$1.19 Observation-Disclosures. " sV>
Pure Linen and Drawn Cen
terpieces. lSX1S and 20x20
inches. Values SOC to. h2c
73c. For 39c and. Wv
The latest is Indian drawn
work on burlap. See the Sofa
Pillow Covers, Round &C.
Centers. etc. SOC to......... C0S
Read through this list of 81
Leather Goods: Handbags.
Three-fold Card Cases. Cigar
Cases, Combination Pocket
Books. Leather Belts. Letter
Cases, Writing Tablets, Music
Rolls, Shopping Bags. Chate-
laine Bags. Medicine Cases.
Whisky Flasks. Drinking Cups,
Collar and Cuff Boxes. Beaded
Handbags, Portfolios. Bag and
Belt Sets. Newest and ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

Large Silk and Velvet Roses
and Pond Lilies. amethyst.
myrtle. taupe, garnet. brown
and d. c ana Marked S1. rs
$50 lcI
Untrimmed F.ench Felt Hats,
taupe. light gray. navy. brown.
myrtle. garnet. black and WI ite
$50 hats fO.' $40: $40 hats
for $50; s. 30 has O2~
for. . NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
Hats Made to Order at Anniversary Prices.

The Newly Elat 1rate Feath-
ers. Parrot and re4co.k colors,
also birds, wings. breasts.
coques and pheaslrt tails.
$50 kinds. $3.50; SOD kinds,
81 %; $50 kia1s, f1.25; 100
S1.O0 kinds I>N
ocahontas Feather Bands. III
all colors and cOmbilltiors
81 So, 90 bands bands for for sa-le' Sl.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

The newly large and elaborate
Gilt. Steel. Jet and Jeweled
Buckles for hat trim g Do
mings. Marked $3.50. ~A'6>
The usual SO quality Ostrich
Plumes are always here at
soc Choice of the entire new
stock. during this an
niversary week, at 81 "a
only ~ sOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

Solid Golf Shirt Studs: 3 in
set jewelers. price,
$500 Here marked ST 80
Solid Gold Collar Supporters;
in set. jewelers.
price. s.: Here 81 OR
marked $39s. ....... WHO
New Style Tinsel Belts. with
French gilt buckles: sam QO~
piles. Worth up to 500. Wv
Coral Cameo Brooches. Veil
Pins. Lavalliers. Belt Pins, etc.
Samples worth from SD AZ
800 to $500. 39c to-. V<sTO
Imported Brooch Pins set with
coral. sapphires. topaz and ame-
thysts: samples: each in
lined box. Soc to 800 90
values ............... ZOS
Bersmann's Celebrated Wall
terhausen Dolls. 81 inches tall.
with fine b.sque head. sleeping
eyes and a mass of curly hair.
The bodies Of lightest papier
mache. fully ball jointed. COM
pleted with shoes and
stockings. S6.4s size. q OQ
FOR
Our 99c Doll is perfect. Just
think of its size. ~ inches. and
ii is far the prettiest Doll for
anywhere near the price In
America. Detailed description
would be that of the prettiest
child that ever lived. See the
doll and you will agree
with US that II is a won O0~
der at.
A diminutive copy Of our IS
Doli-molded body, with ball
joints. sleeping eyes. real mo-
hair wig. hand-woven. Complete
with shoes and stock
ings. IA inches in height 's0c
Boy and Girl Dolls. The boys
have hair cropped in Dutch
style. while ribbons hold in place
the curls of the girls DC
Choice for.
Every purchaser of a doll is
to be entitled 20 one 2Oc Dolls
Tea Set of nine coz dec 81
GRATED china pieces for. .....OS
A Unique Book for the child
The Jingle of a Jap" Tells in
verse the story of Japanese
doll and his love for a beautiful
" dressed French doll. The
full page illustrations are faith
fully reproduced from original
color sketches. The text pages
are surrounded by artistic bor-
der designs This odd book Is
bound in Japanese cloth. with q
doll attached to cover. Each
book in an attractive
picture box. Published A0~
at SIS. ........
japanese Boxes for gloves.
handkerchiefs. ties. Jewels, etc.
With inlaid designs and fitted
with lock and key. Imported TO
retail at l5c TO SOC. To lE~
be &c. l0c and. .........A~ ~
Wool Su;tings. plain coiors and
stripes. ~ inches wide. Qn.
Some worth $50 yard. O>S
Plaid Wool Dress Goods. a
inches wide. Usually JOc 2O~
yard. Wv
Imported Broadcloths, IS inches
wide. Some worth G. an
5000 yard VI 10y
duetd SllkS. IN cneCkS ana
stripes: all colors. SOC r.
quality. Yard. .. SCS
soc. 75c and 500 qualities
Shantung Silks: all COL 2Oc
ors. Yard. ........ S>S
Best China Silks, white and
colors. Sold regularly 27~
for SOC yard. W.
Plain Colored Taffeta Silks:
all colors. 75c quail GO
lty. .---........... w.
15c a yard Embroidery Zoe
Skirt Flannels. .
1Oc a yard Outing Flan- g.
1Sc a yard Scotch Plaid DC
Suitings. ...........
Filet Net Bands. silk embroid-
cred or braided with silk SOU
tache braid. black and zoe
colors Sl.O0 quality.
TinseI Betting. Inter woven
with coiored designs. 68c zSr
quality. minimum.
Persian Band and One-side-
efYect Trimmings. on
net or silk grounds. CT IN
$l.50 quality. ~AscS
Elastic Betting: black. white
and colors. 69c quail Rnr
lty.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

Cntrimmed Beaga,iae Silk
Hats. large ruled shapes.
canard, old rose. amethyst.
brown. garnet. navy ana black.
$50 hats for 1926: $500 hats
for S4.25; $50 hats 60 no
Paon Velvet. In all the new
shades and black: $50 quality
for 81 35: S1.25 quality in.
for Soc; S1.OO quality for. @>S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

Finished Bur'ap Pillow Cow
ers, Shoe Bags, etc, with In
dian heads. dogs and floral de-
signs. Values up to 7Jc. EO~
For 5Oc wv
Ladies' New Real Seal Hand
bags. leather lined. hand-sewed
handle: Regular S.3 so
price, $500. ...............
Ladies' New Handbags, many
styles: fitted with
purse. Regular price, 81 2N
Ladies' New Handbags. soft
handle. fitted with purse. Reg
ular price. S1.OO. Only ROc
one to each purchaser. ... S>S
Imported Handbags. witt
jewel frames: sam S3 0g
pies. Worth $1,000 ~Oe>S
Real Pigskin Coin Purses. Reg
ular price. &c. One to 1d~
each purchaser...........l ~
Children's Beaded Bags. with
chain handle; some worth no
oUc- ....-........... NV
Congress Playing Cards; all
the latest designs; in 2N~
box. I5c value. O>S
Scissors of guaranteed razor
steel. nickel plated: all sizes:
leather pocket included. Nno
Usually SOC. ~
John j. Clark's 20O-yd.
6-cord Spool cotton. SC ON/
value. ................ .ZHC
Silk Taffeta Binding. 90
3-yd. piece. 15c value. ~
Star Alpaca Braid. black =.
and all cOlors. 10c value. =. ~
belong Hump Hooks and e.
eyes; all sizes. 10c value. ON
Ironing Wax. with han
die. S0c dozen. w
Pin Sheets, all sizes. DC D
value. Observation-Disclosures C
Kirby Beard Pin Sheets,
1Oc value. Observation-Disclosures. w
Milward's Best Needles. r.
Serge Betting. lloyd ee.
pieces. 15c value. OCS
One d Community
Silk. 400-yd spools. i0c nm.
value A>C
Dressmakers' Pins. "a nm.
lb. boxes. DC value. 80 w
Windsor Hooks and Eyes. y
card. &c value. ....-.... W.
Silk Dress Shields; all Nm-
sizes. i0c value .... ~
Safety Pins: all sizes. &c Do
value. .-..---............S wv
Skirt Gauges. BIC value. l0c
Stocking Feet. all sizes. ?.
loc value. w
Imported Needle Cases. Dr.
2oc value. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Featherstitch Braid. g. nm.
I'd pieces. l9c value. HVS
Kerr's Luster Twist. all @.
letters. 12c value. ON
Hairpin Cabinets. &c p
value. ........... DC
Hair Rolls, all shades. 9nc
Ole value. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W.
Taffeta Binding. black IL
and white. loo value. .....6 ~
Net Shopping Bags. &c tNc
value -..-------
Iron Holders. &c value. SIC
Dress Shields. light -.
weight. 15c value. ~
Solid Gold Beauty Pins: in
set. jewelers. price. 81 20. en-
Here marked 19c .. OVS
Solid Gold Bar Pins; plain
styles. Jew elers'
price. 81. Here marked G. ID
Solid Cod Crescent Pins; two
styles. jewelers. price, ze
8, Here marked 800. JOG
Solid Gold Scarfpins. jewelers..
price, s.. Here marked zNc
Solid Gold Link Cuff Buttons.
Pair. jewelers. price. no.
$50. Here marked $50 VOC
Solid Gold Heart Lockets;
very dainty. jewelers.
price. $50. Here ee,
marked 15c. OSS
Solid Gold Secret Photo Lock-
cts. Jewellers price.
$40. Here marked ga AZ
Solid Gold Tie Clasp.
jewelers. price. $50. z2c
Here marked 500. .... 1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
Trimmed Hats at 10 Per Cent Discount

e the above
O. 1and fashionable Weaabe
trimmings
nd
HAMMERS erenda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
Undergarments to Wear Wit

I3c Ladies' and Chidren's 'Merode"
Vests. Pants. Tights. Corset Gov NHc
ers and Union Suits. WV
81 Ladies' and Children's Swiss Ribbed
Cndergarments. all makes. all SOC
styles and all weights. Wv
2jc Hermsdorf Fast Black Maco Yarn
Hose. all black and with white Dr.
3oc Ingrain-dyed Black LiSle d.
Hose with white heels and toes. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

shirred nounce. All lengths. SD ~
One to each visitor at........... ~Ss||
81 Corsets. with extra high bust TO-
and newly long skirt hips. ~
S. French Up. d. and Bon CT an
Ton Corsets. Newly long styles. .sp0'o>
49c Ladies' and Ch!ldrens "Oneita''
Union Suits: also Separate Vests. Pants
and Tights: light. medium and roc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

5Oc Onyx" Black Lisle Hose, 20c
plain and with lace ankles. S>S
S1.25 Combination Drawers and Skirt OF
India linen or nainsook. trimmings a.
of laces and embroidery medallions. wv
&c Eiderdown Dressing Sacques AA-
with silk frog fastenings. W.
s21o Bath Robes. made of jacquard
blankets. artistic. warm and
comforting. Note cord and S1.QR
. taSsel at waist. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WIZ
Evening journal., 1908-01-02
mo WAGE FALL
IN new YORK CITY
Building Outlook Bad. But
Employers Association Will
Make No Change in Pay

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Jan. Though employ
ers declare the lgoS building outlook bad
there viii be no reduction In wages Of
at least $500 classes Of workmen con-
tracts having been closed already for
another year at the 1907 scale. Negotia-
tons between the employers and Is 800
men are stili pending. The latter say they
viii submit to no reduction.
Those who have already closed con-
tracts arc: The Amalgamated Woodwork
ers bricklayers and masons. elevator con-
lstructors, tile layers. house shorers and
movers, holsting engineers. electrical
workers. iourneymen stone settlers mar
BILE cutters, marble polishers, plain and
ornamental plasterers. modelers and wood
carvers.
Those with whom negotiations are pend
ing are; The Brotherhood Of Carpenters.
metal lathers, amalgamased sheet metal
workers, plumbers and cement masons.
I'VE may have a poor building season
this year" SAYS the statement by the
Employers Association. "The mechanics.
like the employers can only hope that
the stagnation will not last long. The
arbitration agreement has reduced strikes
to a minimum and both sides feel that
'it should remain so.
The painters and house smiths are not
Included in the list of organizations. They
number 1000
Evening journal., 1908-01-02
CORNELL CLUBS
IN FINE CONCERT

Combining a musical success with
social success. the Cornell Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin Clubs appeared at the
New-Century Club last night Encores
were frequent. The slee club particu-
larly won high appreciation in Cornell
songs.
After the performance the coilegians
were entertained in the homes o.
friends. The club has two more dates
to fill before returning to the college
Tonight il will appear in Carnegie
Hall. Pittsburg and tomorrow night
in the Chamber Of Commerce. Cleve-
land
Last nights program was as fol-
lows:
First partial Alma Mater. Songs Of
Songs of Cornell Mr.. Holloway and
Glee Club: concert waltz. Spirit Of
Love. Hall, Mandolin Club: Mulligan
Musketeers. Atkinson, Glee Cluo;
mandolin sclo. Cradle Song. Meyer. II.
s. Shope; Women. Kra.z. Messrs Hol-
lowav. Duclos, Franklin and Reed:
Rosita, Witt. arranged by William
Luton Wood. Mr. Franklin and Gles
Club. second part-Selection. The
Merry Widow, Lehar, Mandolin Club;
Grandma, Whipple. arranged by Hollis
e. Damn. Mr.. Duclos and Glee Club;
Scotch medley. In the Highlands. ar
ranged bv C. T. Coleman, Mandolin
Club; 1908 Medley. arranged by VIII
liam Luton Wood, Giee Club; evening
song. Songs Of Cornell, Glee Club.
Evening journal., 1908-01-02
BOOM ATHLETICS
AT new CASTLE
Meeting OF the Association to
be Held Wednesday
Night

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE Jan. 2,-The attendance
at tho annual meeting Of the New Castle
Athletic Association last evening was
small owing to so many Of the members
being out Of the city. The association
has a big undertaking ahead. as each
member at present owns a share Of stock
the par value Of which is so and an vot-
ing is done according TO the number of
shares in members name. New blood
is needed in the organization. so that the
coming year may be a general prosperous
one. The meeting took recess until next
Wednesday evening. when an effort will
5e made to have the charter amended
There are not many people here now who
can afford to buy stock but there are
many young men willing TO come in as
new members by paying an initiation Zee
aud dues. There are many members who
believe that by having a club room suit
ably equipped. the organization would re-
tain its members in active work
Mayor Boyd will be asked to prohibit
an boxing matches In the city unless the
management enforces a rule to keep boys
out OF the hall
Charles e. Megginson saws the present
open season means prolific wheat crop.
In years when the wheat gets chance
TO go ahead it becomt> naturally hardy
and not affected by the frosts On the
other hand while the wheat is covered
with snow it is kept warm. but as soon
as the snow gets away the blades Of
wheat are affected. by the frost and in
some Instances are considerably hack
ened
The children Of St. Peters Sunday
School were treated to boxes of candy
and pretty cards. ..ff
The paroehial school resumed sessions
to-day. The attendance at the school Is
steadily growing especially since the
compulsory sehool-aw went into effect
Rehearsals are being held for the ami
versary entertainment OF the Baptist
Sunday School on January IS