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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-02-19
Columbia Valley News.

A large crowd attended the party
p, en- by MI and Mrs. Jay Lamb last
Friday evening. Everyone present
having good time.
Mr. and Mrs. l. F. Ward went to
Wenatchee Monday.
Marvin and Charles Peters OF Sun
nyslope and Mir Barnhart OF We
nalchee attended tbe literary here
Saturday night
Arch S.andefer MAS a Wanatchee
visitor Monday
A joint debate will be held at the
Porter school house next FRIDAY
night. between the Liberty school lit
erary and the Porter school literary
on the question, Resolved, That
electricity is more useful than
steam" Liberty has the negative.
T. E. Swimm and Frank Dutton
of Sheehan'st Flat, passed through
our neighborhood Monday bound for
Wenatchee
j E. and E. E. Bruce. c. \. and
Arch Standefer, ". B. Howard, Rob
and Elmer Hart were Wenatchee Wis
itors Saturday.
Rev. Miller preached after Sunday
school at the school house Sunday.
Frank Daniels of Wenatchee haul
ed hay from this side Monday.
Jay Lamb and family visited with
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COLUMN

Horoscope. Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1908
Ger the bazaar quickening planet
stands
And trade awaits the merchants
ready hands. -
The 50th day of the year, moons
age II days. Mercury stationary in
the zodiac.
Persons born during the remaining
days of this month and early in the
next, enter life under the influence of
Pisces, which is likely to Undue them
with an exquisite sensitiveness to
nature, a soul full of ideas and a
spirit that is absolutely extravagant
Of it's vital forces.
Meissonier, Victor Hugo, Coperni-
Gus and Chopin. belonged to this sign
The children of Pisces are prone to
yield all that is in them to the emo
ton of The moment, giving their fell
lew creatures aid, comfort and hap
piness at their own expense.
They will hesitate about response
lility. yet when it is placed on them,
they will generally prove equal to
any emergency.
They must take heed to hold al
ways to the best, regardless of cir
Gums sances. They depend so much
Oh ideals that they cannot afford TO
compromise as more cold blooded
people can.
Their gems are chrysolite and
moOnstone. The astral colOrs are
white, pink and emerald green.
This day is usually good for sales
people. Let them approach persons
whom they have been unable to reach
hitherto. Retail merchants will do
PARTICULARLY we'll this day.
Cut ous or make over gowns. En-
terrain. Give small evening parties.
+ They will succeed.
/ The woman whose birthdate this
is will have an opportunity during
the twelvemonth to fulfill a fine wish
that she has cherished long.
fortunate year awaits the man
whose birthda,e this is, particularly
if his business is in any way connect
ed with art. the stage, banking or the
church Speculative risks must be
avoided, however
The girl born this day will not be
worldly wise. but her way will be
made happy by her spiritual bright
ness.
The boy born this day is destined
to rise high in his career, particularly
if he develops talent for one of the
learned professions.
MEMS PANTS HALF PRICE AT
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A TbinlhIp Rec

A most enjoyable afternoon was
given by Miss Mildred Wyman yes
terday at her cosy home on C street.
complimentary to her grandmother,
Mrs. II. A. Wallace. of Prairie View.
Kansas, who is spending the winter
here.
A thimble bee occupied the time
pleasantly until late in the day.
when dainty luncheon was served.
Those partaking of Miss Wyman 5
hospitality We're: Mesdames H. r..
Stearns, Sam Merriam, j. III. Culp,
MacNeal Curtis. Dora Jones. j. F..
Chase, Crollard, E. Crowl, John God
frey.
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1t has been just fl {e days since the
World inaugura,ed the idea OF send
ing three young women to Alaska and
in this short space of time ten
bright and popular young ladies of
Wenatchee and vicinity have entered
the contest. Tomorrow the announce
ment of the names and the votes
accorded each will appear in the
World. There will no doubt be many
surprises for the World readers, as
we'll as the young women who don't
know at this time that their names
have been proposed in this good
natured battle
Some of the more Fortunate for
tunate to know that their names have
been entered "-have already bVgun
to ask their friends for votes, and
have made creditable showing, con-
sidering the short time the contest
has been in vogue. Those who start
in now and solicit the support of
their friends will find the task Of roll
ing up a large vote an easy one.
Remember, the contest is only Of
eight weeks duration and the young
women who win can take the trip any
time they choose.
There is not a day passes, but some
one comes in and pays his subscrip-
ton to the World or asks to have
the paper delivered to him, and asks
for votes for same. AS yet there has
been no big vote cast, but judging
from the interest manifested there
will be some fast and frenZied voting
before the contest closes.
Many of The contestants are alive
to the fact that now is the accepted
time TO roll up big vote, ere the
announcement of the candidates is
made, and some are waiting TO see
who their competitors are before
they start to work. This is a bad
idea, for the reason that you will not
have the opportunity to get your
friends to pledge their support after
Monday that you have now. The
early bird usually catches the worm,
and so it is in vote collecting. Start
right in today and let your friends
know you are in the race, and they
will do the rest Do not overlook
the little coupon which appears in
the World each day. While it only
counts for one, every vote counts
If you should happen to win with
just one vote then you will be glad
that you had your friends save the
little coupon.
Special Offer.
Any young woman entering this
s9pular voting contest on Or before
Thursday Feb. 20, will be given l.
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votes; new subscriber, 10000 votes
One years subscription to the AID
new subscriber, 400 votes.
Five years subscription to the AID.
vance-Old subscriber, 1,400 votes;
new subscriber, 5000 votes.
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MEMS PANTS HALF PRICE A
WEBSTER S. $50
Don't Get Into q Rut.

1t is not an easy matter to Great
new dishes, but with a reasonable
knowledge of cookery and good judg-
r1ent, variations may be successfully
made. Housekeepers should beware
uf getting into ruts. Don't be afraid
10 experiment occasionally and never
fall into that dreadful habit of hav-
ing certain menus on certain days.
The family should not know what
is in store TOR il until served. This
will stimulate the appetite better
than tonic and at less expense,
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District No. L.
Including all of Wenatchee south
of Orondo avenue and R. F. D. Nos.
l and 8.
District No. 2.
Including all of the City of We
natchee north of Orondo avenue and
R. F. D. No. 2.
District No. 3.
Including Waterville, Chelan, Will
son Creek, Peshastin, Cashmere,
Leavenworth, Entiat and all other
outside P o. and Mail Routes not
mentioned in districts | and 2.
Each district mentioned will fur
nish one of the successful candidates,
it being the rule of the contest that
no two winners can be residents OF
the same district. Each candidate,
however, is entitled to receive votes
from all the districts.
( The entire party will travel first
class to Alaska by way of the beau
tiful Inland Sea route, including
] first-class transpor tation both ways
stateroom, meals and all accommoda-
lions while enroute. 1t is indeed a
truth that along the coast no trir
like this
Those who contest do not neces-
sarily have to be subscribers to the
World and the three who win the
free trips may go whenever they
choose, individually or in group. The
best accommodations possible hay1
been arranged for so there will be
no doubt of convenience and safety
Enter your name, or that of youl
friend at once. She may win free
trip. Nothing is easier than winninl
if you 90 about it rightly and so
licit the aid of your friends in help
ing you out. Of course, the bes1
way of securing votes is by getting
iyour friends subscribe for the paper
thus getting the coupons issued there
on. There is another way of voting
however. and that is by clipping the
ballots from the World and Advance
and filling in the name OF the young
/ lady you wish to vote for and bring
it to the contest department OF the
world. The votes will be counted
at . O'Clock each morning.
! One months subscription to the
Daily World-Old subscriber, 80
votes: new subscriber, s. votes
/ Three months subscription 10 the
+ Daily World-Old subscriber coo
votes: new subscriber. 250 votes
Six months subscription to the
Daily World-Old subscriber, 9Oa
votes: new subscriber, zoo votes.
One years subscription to the
Daily World-Old subscriber. l,2oo
votes: new subscriber, 800 votes.
I Five years subscription TO the
Daily World-Old subscriber, 10000
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Great interest is being taken in
the postal card contest. Fred w.
Giard, Low Gap, DouaIas Co., stands
first today. Miss Ruth Bixler, We
natchee, second. Watch for results
tomorrow. Howard Thomas, the
jeweler. $50
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EXPRESS Thanks.

To the many kind friends and the
male quartet VINO so generously have
aidedAus in our recent loss we wish
to express our most heartfelt thanks.
MRS. c. F. HORTON.
MRS. F. A. FISHER.
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Rocking Chairs almost HALF
PRICE. Wenatchee Furniture Co.
Sale closes Saturday. %%@
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CLOTHING HALF PRICE A,
WIESTERS. ***
ONLY FOUR DAYS OF THE
FURNITURE SALE. ***
Baked Alaska.

Cut a thin sheet of sponge cake
into an oblong piece half-inch
larger than a two-quart brick OF ice
cream. Place the cake on board
covered with paper. Turn the cream
onto the cake and cover with me-
ringue, which should be ready before
the cream is taken from the ice.
Spread the meringue evenly. Place
in a hot oven and brown quickly. Re
move cold platter and serve as a1y
mould of ice cream, by cutting in
slices. For the meringue beat the
whites of six eggs very stiff and beat
IN a half-cup of sifted powdered SUI
gar. adding it gradually.
The board, pepper, cake and me-
ringue are all poor conductors of heat
so the ice cream will not melt.
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Masks of all kinds at the Wenat-
chez Drug store. SIS
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E. E. Bruce and family Sunday.
G. B. Howard and family visited
in Wenatchee Sunday with A. j. Me-
Cullough.
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ONLY FOUR DAYS OF THE
FURNITURE SALE. ***
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Masks OF all kinds al the Wenat-
chee Drug store ~**
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MEMS PANTS HALF PRICE AT
WIESTER'S. ***
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GET YOUR FURNITURE WHILE
IT'S CHEAP. THE BIG SALE
CLOSES SATURDAY. **%
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Dau you study the bargains in the
big sales advertised in the Daily
World? They should interest every
housewife
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-02-19

LADIES COATS HALF PRICE
AT WEBSTER S. $50
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MEMS PANTS HALF PRICE AT
WEBSTER S. $
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Look wise and eat at the Gem
Cafe. $50
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LIST OF CONTESTANTS
WILL BE PUBLISHED
TOMORROW EVENING
A Number of Young Women Already
Actively Engaged Securing Votes
as They Believed in Getting an
Early Start.

with the same accommodations as
the one in district No. 1,
The young woman in district No.
8 receiving the highest number OF
votes will receive the same trip as
the young women in districts Nos.
and 9
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PRICE. Wenatcnee Furl ture Co.
Sale closes Saturday. $50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26
1--WE Live Inside the Earth"
Byron Williams.

ton to b.. the fact, and kortSh an
nounced his victory 10 the world. The
survey began with an altitude OF ten
feet above the surface with tn. basis
of the figures eight miles. The korf
Shans declare the line ran into lii"
surface.
Fixed along the line Of Survey at
every eighth of mile were Stakes
upon which the altitude OF Abe air
line" was registered as The survey
proceeded that m~asuremens mfsht
| be made Of the distance Of Che line
above the waters surface.
The theory that the earth cats a
shadow upon the moon and causes an
eclipse is wrong says Mrs. Hart
Til. origin Of the moon is in til"
earth's crust. Energies generated IN
tn. great metallic shell leyitate to
ward the centr. They implant ray
| PHOTOGRAPH of tn earth's she'll upon
| the under surface Of the atmosphere
! Of hydrogen lying just above our
! common air.
| If ANYTHING could shut OF the en-
ergies or disturb the ascending mag,
| nctism that imaa.. would become more
or less ot"cured The thing which
| 90 ouscures is the thing of partiCu,
! lar aue.tio here II is in the earth
crust m-rCurial disc passing in the
! intorstices OF th.' metallic shells II
! actually cuts of the ievitaring cur
I rents. Now do You understand"
II was explained by Mrs. Hart that
| N. earths she'll which she says is
about one hundred miles thick. con
| SiSts OF seven metallic, five min@r1
and five g-uIOgn traia the 0utef me
, pur.. gold. tn. inner one an inhab!ta
bic surface OF land and water. With
in this shell. according to her ,eXpia
nation are three principa! atmos-
pheres. the one IN which Ne exist
gen and nitrogen on. Immediately
ah.v. which l. pure hydrogen. and
anUhsr still azuV" that which ans
calls ahnron
In this ihIrI atmosphere are the
solar u. ciro magnetic atmosphere.
the nurl.u. = which Is the stellar
.Cenfrc In those atmOs pheres, she
SAYS. are ~, IN and stars. also tbs
reflections c,ii'd N" pIsneis and the
noon IT," planets are m"rcHrsI
disc. mOvirr ny electromagnetic i'm
PuIs"
A-k.d WHIT J. beyond the earth
h. d.Clar"i ih'r r" - n"thinE Thu
lcarth Conia:r. ~" entire univsrs"
and bev"nI 70 thor" can h" nothing
sh" Explain
The sun and planets are not ihs
rrcat bod. -" have h~en laugh
ikrv ar" small compared wph tho
] great ccIIuIrr rI"h" within which they
exit" she aId
Azt.d il ~" planets are sehabitrd
she replied ">oi BY any, means
They are ~. rel, little food ppints q
energy. part ally mstsriaiizsd spheres
in process - combustion. Tkeir ~
ame;er Is very small. The r1al plan
cts are discs Of mercury IN - esrff
4 be.veea tss metallic sheE liz
a ~ s1I1.rnI - -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26
HAMPTON PHOEBlS AND OLD POINT-Contimled.

iuralil. the suns energies In the a'
Iuuaphrre above
II the. atmosphere dld not intervene
h., saws, II might b" poSaiia" t'r u.
IN .,r across the cellular interior "a
the earth that il. W. could lOoe "cros"
the. cha to the Eastern Helms
ph"rr
TN. earth. according TO this theory.
f. not supported upon any thihS. IL
T., expended. ii IL dependent upon
i% centre And here IL wher" she
,ran uuute., from the Bible: - 'He'
stretched the north ont over the emp
4 place and hung ia" eaitu upon
nothing upon its pivotal centre, he'
theory l."
"Ih.. central solar sphere, she eX
plain. IL light upon one sid" anu
dark unun the other tn" san we SIC
H. , generalization Of the central sun.
The central sun rotate on IT'S axis III
rweu,, four hnni'. thereby Causing
the, rroirctei sun to make Its daliy
orhiI,, weep OF 30 degrees. me
urni.rt,d .un chimes upon one hait oi
the rnnrayr sphere at time, leaving
IN. oih.r half dark. In this way We
have day and night"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26
ROSE GUSTS PARRAMOEE
WINS HIGH ART HON0RS.
Hampton Girl Awarded Scholarship
and First and Second Prizes at
the Great Cooper Institute.

Miss Rose Curtis PsTramOre. the
daughter Of Or. and Mrs. Thomas n.
parramore. of Hampton Roads avenue,
carried of three of the highest hon
ors 10 Cooper Institute. New York city.
given for art in that famous school
the past session.
Miss ParramOre spent eight months
a, the institute. taking the two years
course in one term aud being award
ed the Cooper Institute scholarship
which carries with il free tuition
board and art material. and which is
tho highest honor bestowed by III"
institute. Besides this she was the
r.cipian, of first class certificates N
all branches 81 art taken by her and
the gold medal offered as hrs'
prize in antique work She also was
awarded the second prize in wa'eT
coIorS
Miss Parramore returned HON" san
day for tho summer vacation. bu' vii
again take up her studies AZ Foop"i
!nstiiut. newt fall Miss Parramor'
will probably make miniature wnrI
her Iife's profession.
She won Der honoTs over 100 stu
dents and tho splendid showing mad
nv Mis- Parramnr" will he good new
10 bor host ~ friends and rela'iv"'
throughout Tidewater virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26

Within q few decades all St. Louis
will b. converted 10 i new conception
Of the. Bible ard to rh, teachings Of
n-w science, if the prediction OF
Mrs. 5. Helena Hart, who has been
sent here from tStero. Fla. TO "X'
pound the theories of the "tniN"rSnl
osv of Kureshanity' is not In error
saw; n St Louis dispatch in the New
York Herald.
This is the first Introduction Of
KoreShanity to 81. LOUIS. and Mrs.
Hart, who is making her home at No.
49V3 Washington boulevard, is en-
thusiastic over tn. ready reception
! she has received from tn" few per
, sons TO whom she has thus far had
| an opportunity to present her th-o
ries. She admitted that She expects
| to meet some reverSeS at the begin
ming. but declares she will rent I lee
ture hall soon and that il will BE-
but short time until Others will
| adopt her views.
koreshanity, according to her d-iini
tiUn, is universal science applied 10
| all the concerns of practical life.
| There is. in fact. little of religion ~
| yond the principl. to do right con
| neCted with its teachings Its prIn
| Cipal and most radical feature is that
| 1T il the exact antith"SiS Of all other
| conceptions If the formation and ~
| istence Of the universe. From when
il NAV be- r. adiiy understood that ii
is something different.
Il Ill he 18th &c
! sphere the circumference OF which Is
n thick stratum Of solid gold. accord
ing 10 the theory Of "kOrcsh. f"un
| der and head of the sect II set Il
may h. called We hive inSid" tEis
| sphere. instead OF upon the outside
and beyond the earth there * nO'h
ing
And Kor. shanity IS tho only r"liS
| ion and the only science which ayr" :
in every feature with she literal word:
Of the Gospel Mrs. Hart Iill tell you
She quotes from Isaiah WI" natl
meaSu the waters in the hollow &"
4 his hand and mot"h out heaven viii
the span. IN support Cf h"r asecr
iiOns that the surface upon Which
we live l. ConCav" and not convey
as other sciences teach US
| Kor"e hanity was founded a few
wears ago nv Dr Cyrus " TODD. for
mcrIy ~ Chicago. hat nov living IL
Esiero Fla Thus far its followers
are Comparatively few. but Ma Har
frcIarrs N" period 81 manifestation
Is near ~ hand The nam" "k0T"gh
vas adopted nv Dr iced h"rc" Nor"
lshani'y
when Dr Te"d first advanced hi
strange theory of cellular coSmnco
nv" chemists. II ie claimed. CaIl"t
for proofs Of his assertions Cons"
puontly company ~ "Sp"rim"nter
was sent 70 Maple Fla where thor
iq q straight coast line for a numhe
\ Of miles. Tho work of the expert
msntins staff Is interesting becauS'
never before has such seodetic vor'
been executed.
II The experim sn;ers declare 'he ~
Ivey proved the latter part q the cues
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26

Take your prescriptions to Huirs
Cut Rsfe Ding store. szS4u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26
baltimore Market.

by Associated Press)
BALTIMORE, MD, May 25.-Flon'
dull, unchanged.
WHEAT - Dull; spot contract l0o
al04; Southern on grade 96l2al00.
CORN - Steady; spot mixed 1914
No Whit 7612; Southern white
corn 75a1sla.
OATS - Quiet; No. 2 mixed 561a
a57
RYE Firm; No. Western do
nestle 91a32
BUTTER - Firm, unchanged; fan
cv imitation 20a2l: do creamery -;
do ladlt. iSal9; store packed 16al1.
EGGS - Easy: Il cents.
CHEESE - Firm. unchanged, large
September 49,. new fats ~; new
small liz.
SUGAR - Unchanged; coarse
graduated 500; fine $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26
Money Market.
iBv Associated PreSs.)

NEW YORK, May p. - Money on
call easy lka1a.: ruling rate ia /:
closing bid ~ offered at Ia. Time
loans somewhat easier; so days 3l2a
90. per cent. Close: Prime mercan'
tile papere 312a4 per cent: sterling
exchange easier with actual business
in bankers bills at 4S1.10 for demand
and at 1875 for 60 day bills. Com
mercial bills 1855. Bar silver 53H
Mexican dollars A..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26
Successful Measures Taken TO Stop
the Downward Movement.
sHaIuKlcE N VOLUME OF BUSINESS
FOREIGN Investors Again Looking With
Disfavor Upon American Securities
D. & II. Takes Big eounds-Iotal
Sales; Closing Quotations.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Measures
were taken i'll the Stock Market tod'y
to arrest the violent decline INTO
whhh the price movement mad run
on Saturday. After these had hr"h
made effective the proceedings De
came duh and unlntereStlng ana ai
most barren Of event. AFTER the nrSt
convulsive rebound from the opening
weakness declines showed marked
shrinkage in volume. LONDON was
free seller of stocks here in the nIS'
half OF the day and this was pointed
10 as a reflection of the unfaVoTapl"
view taken Of foreign investments III
American securities of the new actF-
inv OF the government against ra!i-
road corporations signaliZed IN tne
New Haven suit Less was heard on
this subject later in the day Wheh
the market showed tendency 10
rally
Special strength shown by Delaware
& Hudson was founded on report
that that company was to take over
the New Ravens holdings OF Boston
& Maine stocks, which are objected
to in the government suit. Reports
of flood damage in the Southwestern
States caused some misgivings ana
the grain markets were not free from
signs of anxiety on the same score.
Time money rates were reported
somewhat firmer. although not quot
ABLY higher Lenders were said TO De
holding off for better rates. Prices
made a fresh advance in the final
hour in the confidence engendered by
the success in protecting the market
against depression and the closing
was strong.
Bonds were irregular. Total safes,
mar value. 1926 900. United states
bonds were unchanged on call. iota'
sales TODAY. S49600 shares. includ'
ing: Copper. 2s.sOo; Smelling. -
500: Sugar. LOO: Atlantic Coast Line.
900: Chesapeake & Ohio, 1000; 81.
Paul, 5000; Erie, 20,S0o: Louisville
e. Nashville. 800: Reading. lh7.l"";
Southern Pacific. 10000; Union Pa
cific 200. 100: United States Steel, 3d.
900; Virginia Carolina Chemical, 200;
Sloss- Sheffield, 200: Tennessee Cop
per. 1000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-26
Mr.. csusey SEX IN TEXAS.

Mrs Rohcrr & Hudg'ns Yesterday
received a telegram announcing that
hcr son. Mr. Frank ,. Caus"y. w"
vol known attorney. was III in hoe
p;taI in Houston. TEXAS last might
a Second messaFe said that Nv.
Csusev vas improving and that The
phvsicians Thought he would bc able
10 start for home within q few days.