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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

lf the cold weather and heavy cr1s5s. I'll,
fruit on some lr -Ce trees was hurt pretr
bad and especially the peach trees. bE
che prospects COR very FAR crop ara bv
means bad.
CULBERTsON-T members o. me ODD
Fellows lodge of this city Tuesday "a h
cred ar the -arm OK T. q. Biarlaus 81
BlaCkW0Ou precinct ana planted spvenrV
acres 1f corn Cor NIr. Bierlaus one OF III
members who was injured in a runaway a
snort time since
PRESTO Mrs. Henry Daesclner wlr.
died in her house two miles sOutlWe on
this City Monday was buried at IN Zion
cemetery t0ur miles north 1t Preston tn
day. Mrs Daeschner hau lived win her
husband. who survives her az this Earn
Cor nearly thirty years anu vas n no -her
Of large family.
WYAIORE-The Driving Park association
at meeting this morning decided ina n
games OF chance would be allowed on rhz
race grounds or in town. during the r
emit races IN June The selling Of puCl g
viii be- allowed as usual The asHociar on
- dedlruus OF getting some good carulV al
company 20 show dpre during the III q
days Of The races. Secretary Stevens. sa ays
the prospects Tor entries ara exceile-t rh 5.
year ana he predicts more sucessfui cir.
cult this year than az any previous tine.
BROKEN BDW-Tlse Custer county sun
day schools are now holding their twenty
fourth annual convrztion at Broken Bow
The first session was held wednesday night.
az the new Christian church. on the Nurthi
Side. anu consisted of devotional SERVICE
AiliAE-sh Oh NEicnnl-- 4ppolnlemenE or COM
mIrree5 and a talk by Rev O. B. Sarher
OF Grand Island. Three sessions were held
YESTERDAY and the same number viii occur
today. Many well-iElUwn religious work.
ers from out IN the state ara hers. ncud-
ing Rev. Sarber Grand Island. Mrs. 2 2.
Smelssr. Yokohama, JHnan; Mrs ". Z.
MCCIoUd. York and Mrs. Lila English.
Lincoln. The present officers are. J. H.
F0dge. president. Mrs. p. L Atkinson.
vice president. RsTv J. z. Brady secrp-
tary- J. NJ Turner. treasurer Mrs II
Lomax. superinuer dent home depart rnenr.
Mrs ". n. DUnielsnn. superintendent
primary department. Rev J. r. Woods
teacher training department
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

Alleged 1IurJi arer " rites Friend. say
ing Douhie Committed Crime.
MLNDEN Neb.. Nay Special. "A
letter from Bert Taylor. VINO is being
hunted on charge 1f IssaaIring mis- sisters
n-lav Ida ard Pearl Tlvlor. and setting
fire % their home 70 cover up his crime.
has been received by J. J. WYATT. deputy
sheriff here. Ia the letter TAYLOR gives
remarkable explanation Of the crime lf
whlCl be claims % be innocent -ne letter
was dated Nay Q and vas mailed A. enid
Ckl.. MAJ IL
In l- Taylor says that several years ago
while be was working IN Des N0ines he
had an exact counterpart IN a man wi-l
wl1m be had some trouble. shortly before
the crime he says -he man came 90 lLnder-
and stayed with him on the night OF the
crime. he SAYS, the Old trouble vas renewed
and his friend and counterpart 1verp0W=red
and bound AMI gagged him hand and -l0r
and told him he was going % commit a
crime against -le girls for wliCl le Tlr-
Ior would get the blame This was 70 be
his revenge
After the man had committed the crime
and about the ume The fire alarm was
sounded Taylor says he worked himself
loose and started I'm pursuit OF the relI
criminal He declares he has been trailing
him ever since and has t1und some trace
-f him He SAYS De VII. stay Oh bis trail
until ne Gnds aim and viii never come
back alive without him.
~God only knows how have suffered, 20
hs writes
Absolutely no srsIsnCe is gwen 70 the
story told In -ls letter here Two theories
are held as 20 Taylor reasons for writing
me letter. one Is thar Taylor Is tired 0f
being pursued and wrote the letter 20 a-Iay
public sentiment in case he sluuId returu.
The other is Llar uhe letter was written at
some distance from Enid and vas sent
there % be mailed IN order t1 throw the
officers Off the track
Immediately after the receipt n the let
I ter Mr. Wyatt LEFT Eur enid % Try % Ilnd
some trace Of TayIoE-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
TIE
General Dem Qnd

Of the WeIl-Informed Of the World haI
always been for 4 simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy Of known
Taluei 4 laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its COM
ponent parts are known 70 them 70 be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable 70 the system and gentle, yet
prompt, IN action
In supplying that demand with is ex-
sslieut combination Of syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of Senna, the California Fig syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and reIiez
On the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That IS one Of manv reasons why
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of Senna IS gwen
the preference by the Uniformed.
To get is beneficial effects always buy
the genuine -manufIctuued BY she Cali
fornia Fig syrup Co., only, and for sale
by all leading druggs EEes iitV cent?
~ bCttIa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

died. leaving the boy in the care Of his
srepidtler. He is now L5 years old and
has been brought up by AI- Eeisr ms
own son. Not long ago E0Dier-s. the fir5c
husband. appeared on the scene. accom-
panied by his mouler-in-law. and insisted
-lar -le boy be- -Irned over % him. A.
the -1yu Est=r decidedly objected 20 going
with his own father. the natter was taken
into court After listening % the rzmalnder
Of the r-srimony rLaL had come up from
the county court. Judge H1sJstler. pri-
vateIy interviewing the boy. decided that
argument vas unnecessary and gave Mr.
Heisr the custody Of his stepson.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
WOMAN ATTACKED WHILE ASLEEP
Puts U a Game Fight when WaISened
and Drives on AssniInnt.

YORK. Neb May I5.-, -,speciaEJ-Consid-
~erabIe excitement is prevailing here due 70
the attempted assault on the person Of
Miss Cora klnneman. 20-vear-0id
daughter Of George zimmerman. residents OF
North York. Last nlglu lr about midnight
Miss kinnemau vas awakened and was I'M
c1ediar-lv attacked hg a man. who At
tempted 20 choke her. Miss Elnnemaa- put
Ip a good fight and IN the struggle Things
IN the room were overturned, making con-
siderable noise, which is supposed On have
frightened ler assailEnt. who made his =s-
cape through the back way. Mss Nlnne-
man had retired and was alone In -he house
and her escape vas due 90 -he great sJrug-
gle and tiEhr she put Ip % save her life
. Officers have found footprints outside traC-
. ms 20 an Ill=v. ana tile fact rIar the party
. VINO committed the act was in his stock
inEfee1 leads them 70 believe that someone
who IS aluainued with her and living near
nade the attempted assault. Owing 10 the
/ lack OF light in the house Miss zimmerman is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

an absolutely pure duon OF matted grain great care being used 70
i s
OF
a greatest
CAETIONWhen
the
IN
on the label
5 DR. r.
Whiskey Rochester, " \.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

The board 1t Managers OF the z-a-e iair
awarded the contract FOR an auditorium
on the fair grounds 20 W. J. Assennacl-er
81 Co.. OF Lincoln. whose bid was S1o, 90
The other bids reported were SouCey q
Pesha. EZ79; E. A. Stephenson. E-Os-2,
George A Wilson. sID. a52. The contract pro-
vides that the structure shall be COM
pIered by August 10. for readiness cor Use
during the next state fair. It viii have a
steel frame made n Lincoln. and viii seat
t5a8 people.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

BROKEN BOW. N-b-, Nay I6.-tsps-
cial-l-Tle sUmewrlr conspicuous Eeisr-
Boulerrs case, which vas supposed % have
been settled a few months azo IN county
week before Judge H0sueJIer and again
decided in favor 1f the defendant C. *
Hoist The brief facts TN THE case ara
these some years ago Mrs E0bIsi-s
arrer securing a divorce from her Iu--
band married C.. K Heisr. taxing with
ler a son who was Irrle more than an H.
-alr AZ -ls time. Ssvsrl years later s6s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
BURLIJGTQy FILES REPORT
Net Earnings in Nebraska Almost
-Four Million Dollars.
SEVERAL AFTER BENEFITS PLACE
linton PaciHe 20 Reduce Rates on
Account OF the Lane Cut-OH aad
North western FoII6ws
suit.
crrnm a staff corrsspnndsntl

LINCOLN. May B.-, Special. The Bur
lington railroad today flied a report wirI
the state Board OF Assessment If pruper-T
70 be valued by the board Tor -aZa--on
throughout the state separate from the
terminal taxation. Il is signed by Tax Com
missioner R. N. Pollard. For the Grsu time
the company reports its properly in bulk
and not as property owned by seventeen
separate corporations thar 90 10 make up
the Burlington system. For the first time
the report contains earnings in Nebraska.
l. shows that for the six months ending
March a. -99s. The Burlington in Na1rasila
had gross earnings amounting 20 50 81, ,is7--l. 4.
operating expenses. E.--5.534. 45. leaving 81
l5z.-U2. Is. From this is deducted SS4. .ss5.Ij.
being lne-haIf taxes for the year ending
March T. Is-i,. leaving the net earnings for
the six months E.S7-.-55.-l The road Is
bonded for Go6I5.75 A mile in Nebraska. a
little more than the report showed last
year The market value OF the stock and
the true value is not known. so the report
says very little OF the stock having been
On the market for six years. Last Eear IL
was rep0rted a. SI45 a snare. The net earn
ngs for the entire Burlington system for
the year ending June %. -915. as reported
last year, was G,575.5lh57.
Applicants for secretaryShfp.
All the members OF the state Board OF
Assessment are now in Lincoln with tile
exception OF Governor Shelton. vino may
return Monday The board met today and
without doing any business adjourned I'll
Monday morning. The applicants for secre-
tary OF the board. vice Bennett, deceased.
ara Frank & Heivey OF Nebraska City.
I Earl Mathews OF Omaha. son Of ext uirsd
I States Marshal Mathews eX-C0uuuv As
I SCISSOR J. R. c. Miller or Lincoln and sen
at1r John c. T. McKsss1n OF lancaster
I county
Fees OF OIL INSPECTOR.
State Oh Inspector Allen to-day deposited
9ss.51 IN the state treasury as fees collected
+. in excess OF the expenses OF his Office tlI
The month OF April He collected E.6lS-5s
and expended 81. ls4 50. The fees OF the de-
Darrment have been low for the last f0u-
months.
CHion Pacfhc Reduces Rates
The Railway commission this afternoon
granted the request Of the Cniun PaciEl
road 20 enforce a new schedule OF pasHeugal
rates based on the Lane cutoff west OF
Omaha, which shur-eus the line 80 miles
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

Immediately the North western road ap-
piled FOR and received permission 20 reduce
RS rates uo meet the rates OF the Union
Pacific road Formerly The NGrtl-vesJzr1
road had the short line from Omaha CD
Fremont, bur now the -nion Pacific has
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

Mrs. p. X. SOuthard. OF
WOOdmere, L. l., who was a
nervous wreck, and could
neither eat nor sleep, was
c o m p1 teIy restored to
health by Duffy's Pure Malt
WhiSkey.
In a recent interview Mrs. South
ard said:-''I can certainly say YOUR
tonic -stimuIant, Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, has been a great benefit
to NE. I was weak, nervous. could
not sleep and was troubled with
loss Of appetite.
-Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
was recommended TO ne by friends.
I took it, and the result is that I am
stronger and better IN every way,
can sleep and my appetite is much
improved.
Il write you this, as 1 thought
it was my duty to let YOU know what
your great medicinal Malt Whiskey
has done for me-
Thousands Of cases Like that Of
Mrs. Southland have been cured dur
ing the past fifty years, since
Duffy's 5 Pure Malt Whiskey was dis
covered.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

BY using the various "a apartments 1f The
Zee Want Ad Pages y1u ssr QUICK rsUs4Tus
AZ 4 anal expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

una5Ie % describe her assailanr and so IA
officers ara unable 70 secure any evidence
"a lead 70 arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

Acting Governor George l. Saunders
came from Omaha today 20 get his eff C 5
tr1m the governor office and abCirata
IN favor Of Lieutenant Governor HOpewe J.
VINO viii remain acting governor In-l Gov
-rlCr Sheldon returns from Wash-ng-ll.
The duties OF The office have not been un-
pleasant 90 Acting Governor EI-l1dl rs Iur-
ing the last three weeks and ce has con-
seated 60 til the position in June when
Governor Sheldon and Lieutenant Governor
Hopeweu VIII go 20 Chicago % make 4
president Of the United States a. the ma
-UnaI republican convention. The gov
--u0r viii 90 as a dciega-e-a--la-gs from
Nebraska and the lieutenant governor a
m alternate I-legarz
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
No Damages for Kate HinI1Iey

Tie jury in the sio.708 breach Of prom Sc
suit OF Kate Einlzley against Charles ..
Jewetr. which has been on trial in division
No > Of the district court since the first
OF the week. tlis morning brought in
sealed verdict finding in favor OF the de-
tenGanu. The plaintiff vas not n the cuU--
room ar the time. but her attorneys We're
present and it IS stared application VIII b.
M le flr Z new --la-.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
start az n Zoo.

Enscnned in a i-acre tract ar the new
city park on Antelope creek. a buffalo. an
-B s.aeC1..r ds-rLvp FHrtl--he zlris
elk. and al Angura guar. al OF the masgu-
line gender from the private park u John
". Gilbert, near Friend. ara now getting
acquainted with their new surround ngs.
The animals We're brought here In large
dray wagons, arriving llis afternoon, and
were turned into the enclosure prepared
fer them
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

% have every kernel thoroughly matted
form OF a malt essence, which is the most
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16

The Railway commission this afternoon
granted the request Of the Cuiun Pacific
road 20 enforce a new schedule OF passenger
rates based on the Lane cutoff vest 1t
Omaha, which shur-eus the line SO miles.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1908-06-06
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Monday Evening for the Election of
Delegates to the Territorial
Convention.

The democratic convention for
the election of county delegates
to the territorial convention at
Roswell was held in this city
Monday evening. Chairman Jas.
G.. Fitch of the county central
committee called the convention
to order and II. w. Russell of
Magdalena was made temporary
chairman.
When the time for permanent
organization came, Attorney IL.
Nj. Dougherty was made perman-
ent chairman. Mr.. Dougherty's
address on assuming the duties
of the position to which he was
elected merited the praise that il
won. j. Diefenbach was chosen
secretary and Editor A. c. Tor
res of Ell Defeusor del Pueblo was
made interpreter. The commit
tee on resolutions made a report
endorsing Mr.. Bryan as a candi-
date for the presidency, Mr.,
Larrazolo as a candidate for dele
gate in congr ,SS, and the work
of A. a. Jones, who wants to be
national committeeman. The re-
port was adopted.
The choice OF delegates to the
Roswell convention to elect dele
gates to the national convention
at Denver fell upon the following:
Z. De Young, J. Diefenback, Benz.
Sanchez, II. NJ. Dougherty, w.
II. Russell, II. A. Brachvogel, B.
A. Pine, SIlvestre ESquibel, Mel
iton Torres, and Jas. G.. Fitch.
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HON. AND MRS. ". E. MARTIN
Entertain a Few of Their Friends at
an Elegant Dinner Wednesday
Evening.

Hon. and Mrs. w. E. Martin
invited few of their friends to
partake of their hospitality We'd
neSday evening in honor of their
seventeenth wedding anniversary.
The dinner that was announced
at 7:30 o'clock proved to be one
of the most elegant in all its APP
pointments that has been par
taken of in Socorro in many a
day. The color scheme of the
dining room was pink, the prin-
cipal feature of the decorations
being a large and handsome CEN
ter piece of roses and carnations
on the table. The place cards
represented pink rosebuds. They
were most artistically painted
for the occasion by Mrs. w. II.
Bartlett of Santa Fe, friend of
the hostess. A handsome pink
rose was the souvenir to each
guest. The dinner was served
in seven courses, and in all re-
spectS it manifested Mrs. Mar
tins exquisite tact and skill as a
hostess. The genial host was at
his best, and every guest hearth
ly enjoyed the occasion until the
hour of midnight when wishes
for many happy returns of the
day were spoken. Those pres
ent were Mesdames c. 7. Brown,
II. o. Bursum, IL. M. Dougher-
ty, Jas. G.. Fitch, and John +.
Griffith; and Hon. Frank w.
Parker and Messrs. II. M. Dough-
erty, Jas. G. Fitch, John E. Grif-
fifth, and T.. A. Drake.
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MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
Programme Announced in the Chief
tain Last Week Was Very Sue
cessfully Carried Out.

The Memorial Day exercises
conducted in Socorro last Satur-
day are quite generally COM
mented upon as the most success
full that have been conducted in
the city in recent years. The
programme announced in last
weeks issue of the Chieftain was
carried out in full.
The procession that formed on
the plaza was of unusual length,
there being in line a large num-
ber of private carriages and pub
lie conveyances in addition to
those containing the veterans,
the hose company. the choir,
and the flower girls. AT the
cemeteries music was rendered,
PRAYERS were said for the living
and the dead, the graves of loved
ones were Strewn with flowers,
and even the graves of the un-
known were not forgotten.
On the return to the park some
choice selections by the choir
and an earnest and impressive
prayer by Rev. NJ. Matthieson
preceded the address by Attor-
ney John +. Griffith. Mr.. Grif-
fifth delivered an excellent ad-
dress and was heartily congratu-
lated on his success at its close.
Hon. w. +. Martin interpreted
the address in his own mastery
manner. 1t is doubtful whether
Mr.. Martin ever had a more del
icate task of its kind to perform
or ever acquitted himself better.
He, too, was heartily congratu-
lated.
The exercises ended with two
or three we'll rendered patriotic
selections by the choir.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1908-06-06
Restoration to Entry Of Lands in
National Forest.

NOTICE is hereby given that the lands de-
scribed below, embracing 430 acres, with
ia the Gila national Forest, n. NJ, will be sub
ject to settlement and entry under the pro
visions of the homestead laws of the United
states and the act of June IL, 1906 - stat,
233, at the United states land Office at Las
CTnces, new Mexico, on August ;, l9OS. Any
settler who was actually and in good faith
claiming any of said lands for agricultural
purposes prior TO January 1, 1916, and has not
abandoned same. has preference right to
make homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied said lands were listed upon the ap-
plcations of the persons mentioned below, who
have preference right subject to the prior right
of any such settler, provided such settler or
applicant is qualified TO make homestead entry
and the preference right is exercised prior 10
August 3, 1908, on which date the lands viii
be subject 10 settlement and entry by any
qualified person. The lands are as follows:
Lots and ~ Tor W IL of ne "a, and the W IL
of Sc IA sec 3, l. s., r. 20 W., n. NJ. NJ, listed
upon the application of Mrs. Gertrude Rey-
nolds of Luna. new Mexico, Lot :, sec. 5, I. 3
s., X. % w., application Of JOen Earl of
Luna, New Mexico, the Sc IA of sw IA, the Sc IA
of Lot lor sc IA OF sw - of sw IA sec 3, the
NV - of ne IA of NV IA, the ne - of Lot tor
ne II of NV IA of NV IA, sec. l. s., T. lS W.,
application of Harvey X. Gatlin of Reserve,
New mexico, the W IL of sw IA, sec. IL,
the l-2 of Sc IA, sec. IS, I. 10 -, T. % W.,
application of Gene al S. Spurgeon of Alma,
New Mexico Fred Denuett, Commissioner of
the General Land Office. Approved May l, zoos.
Frank Pierce, First Assistant Secretary of the
Interior. Lists 6l4 and 639.
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SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that, under the
authority in me vested by an order
made and entered of record on the End
day of June, A. ID. 1913, in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of
the Territory of New Mexico, within
and for the County of Socorro, in a
cause therein pending, wherein James
q. Fitch was plaintiff and Cerila
B. Manderfield and others were de-
PENDANTS, being civil cause No. sly.
will, on the 9th day of
July, A. ID. 1908, at ten O'Clock
a. m. of said day, offer for sale aud
sell at public auction at the front door
of the Court House in the City of So
zorro, Territory of New Mexico, to the
highest bidder for cash, all of the Grey
hound Mining claim, situated in the
Magdalena Mining District, in the
County of Socorro and Territory Oi
New Mexico, and described as follows:
to-wit:
Commencing at the NE. cor ; thence
n. 50 dgs. As min. 50 sec. W, variation
l3 dgs. E., 1875 #. and two inches TO
intersection with W. side line of
Graphic lode, from whence the SW.
cor. of the Graphic lode bears >. ~
dgs. 81 min. 40 sec. f.. 465 H.. and .
inches distant, and 6OOO II. to the y w.
cor; thence S. dgs. IL min. 10 sc
W., variation 13 dgs. ~ min. +. lsOO
fl. to the SW. cor; thence 5. 80 dgs.
IS min. so sec. f. variation l3 dgs. oUO
#. to the Sc. cor. thence N. dgs. IL
min. 10 sec. E., variation 15 dgs, f. A.,
1886 # and inches TO intersection
with w. side line of Graphic lode, from
whence the SW. cor. of the Graphic
lode bears S. II dgs. Is min. ~ sec. r..
10 fl. and inches dis tant, and l5OO
IT. to the NE. cor, place of beginning
containing a total area of 20 aud 6o-lUO
acres, OF which SS-1C0 acres is in con-
flict with the Graphic lode; leaving a
net area of l9 7S-lC0 acres; from the
NE. cor. of the Greyhound lode, u. y.
Locating Monument bears n. so dgs.
z min sec. w. 3211 #. and one Inch,
after deducting five and S4-lOO acres
to be separated and divided from the
balance of said claim by line running
parallel with the north end line of said
claim and at such distance from said
north end line as to include as the
area between said north end line and
the line running parallel Herewith the
said quantity of five and S4-lOO acres
of ground. JOHN r.. GRIFFITH,
Special Master.
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FACULTY OF SCHOOL OF MINES
The Various Members Will Spend
the Summer in Various and Sun
dry Places.

AS nearly as is now known,
various of the members of the
faculty of the School of Mines
will spend the summer vacation
as follows;
Prof. @. f. Eckhard left last
week for his former home in
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Prof. X. V. Smith and family
will go to Utah to pass some
time at Professor Smiths former
home.
Prof. w. l.. Richer and family
are already in southern Califor-
mia, expecting to spend the great
er part of the summer in Los
Angeles and San Diego.
Prof. A. K. Adams will spend
the greater part of summer in
Socorro and vicinity, but will
visit other parts of the territory
in the interest of his work at the
School of Mines.
Prof. T.. w. Waldron has gone
to Colorado, where he will re-
main until he goes to enter upor
the duties of the position that he
recently accepted at the univer'
sity of Arizona.
President h. u. Noble, accom-
panied by his son Robert, ex
poets to leave tomorrow morning
for Indianapolis, Indiana, where
Mrs. Noble now is. Professor
Noble will make a short visit il
Chicago on the way and will re,
turn to Socorro in a month o.
six weeks.
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Children's Day Exercises

The Children's Day exercises
at the Presbyterian church Sun
day were very enjoyable and sue
cessful. There was an interest
ing program of music and reci-
tations by the children of the
Sunday school, in which all ac-
quilted themselves we'll. The
church was prettily decorated
with flowers and green foliage.
The Following program was
we'll rendered:
Singing by the entire school.
Responsive reading.
Recitation Clara BurSum
Vocal solo. ....... Robert Noble
Joint recitation by Misses
Sadie Avery, Beulah Bowman,
Louise Terry and Masters Frank
Baer, Stanley Mayer, and Walter
Smiley.
Recitation ... Altabe Hoffman.
Recitation ...... Winifred Crater.
Joint recitation by. .... Misses
Irene Smith, Marguerite Sweet,
and Masters Irving Smith and
Bruce Smiley.
There were selections by the
choir, which was composed of
Misses Irene Smith, Winifred
Crater. Felips Blackiugton, Bes-
sic Smiley and Masters Robert
Noble, Lloyd Mayer, Irving
Smith, and Bruce Smiley.