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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-16

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-16

Collections Promptly Accounted For
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-16
Alexander { Baldwin
LIMITED.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:

]. P. COOKE. ........ Manager
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

sota. SIS: fifth. w. D. Stelk. Grand Island.
s.; sixth. ]. W. Brunton, herman
seventh. A. NJ. Ford. Oakland. 3; eighth.
August Leader. Fort Crook. s.; ninth, Aye
Brothers, Blair, 81
Ten ears white dent corn: First, Lee
Smith * Co, De Sofa Sc: second, Hair9
SeItz. Dc sofa, S45: third. William Steltz,
De Sofa, IS: fourth. n. ]. Natter, Blair AlS
seventh. L. J.. Platte, Red Cloud. 3; eigntn-
Charles J.. Brush. AUBURN. s.: ninth, J. n
Taylor, Waterloo. s.; tenth. B. VI Arnold.
Ten ears cyrn other than yellow and white
dent: First, Milo BonsaH, Ea4rDuTy' ~,
Anna Martin. Du Bots. IS: fourth. Henry
Meier. Du Bots, SO; hfth. Daniel wilson;
Cioud' 81 seventh. b.. Edward DAME son.
Ong, 50; eighth. Charles ]. Brush. Auburn
s.: NINTH. James w. Velk. Humphrey, 81
CARES M HIIrlbert. Oakland, SIS; second.
Herman Quackenbush. Du Bots, so; tnird.
Frank Hromadka. Milligan. 30
hoOeIISSn Jopn Eorn,Y eoI1ecr,ve sxhibit:
First, Charles J.. Brush. Auburn. &o
other awards announced on corn EXHIBITS
were as follows:
Ten ears corn yellow dent: First, J. L
Keckley. Marysville, SO; second, y
Tracey, Antwerp, ~; third. Nell FarrouL
GLAND. 50. fourth, o. L Keekiey. Marys-
vile. 80: fifth. A. Phillpott. Paulding, so;
sixth. c. VI. Price. Radner, s.; seventh
Watson, Pawhattan, kans.- s.
Ten ears corn other than yellow and
white dent: First. J. L Keckley. Marys-
| vile. 90: second, Waldo Evanston. putnam,
SIS; third. c. NJ. Price. Radner. Ah
I Ten ears yellow dent corn. First. A II
Powell. Newark. 80; second, q. y
vaunoridan, Jeffersonyille. 50; third, Tasso
! TCrrilL. wilmington. S5. fourth. R. r
{ FTltz. JeftersOnville. so; fifth, Georgt
B~rackney. Wilmington. S. sixth. J. E
Briggs. MartinsvIue. s.. seventh. .. .
Zehring. Germantown. 81; eighth. r. K
I Beam a son. Greenvtlle. 81: NINTH. A. ].
Wilson. Wiimingtun. s.. tenth. Otis Erwin,
I Jeffersonville. 81
Ten ears white dent corL: First, ]. l.
Vance. ChiIlicutne, 40; second. Perris J.
ulster. Je~ffersonvtle So; third. II p.
Hawlev. Woodstock. IS fourth. W. z
/ LETTERS. Guysville. SO
Ten ears corn other than yellow or white
dent: First. G. q. V~aunoudaIl. jefferson
vile. s.: second. ]. o.. Ferneard. South
Salem. so; third. r. B. Foltz- Jefferson-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
STUDENTS WIN PRIZE
Judges Pull Down the Thou
sand Dollar Trophy.
SECOND. MISSOURI NEXT
Irfe Exhibits and Number OF weep
Astnlses Are Given Their Ribbons
by the Judges at Corn
shaw.

bwa's student Judges carried of the a.eo
hhy offered ~ the Western Grain Deal
association. the decision Of the judges
be made last evening just before the
Of the second day Of the National
h exposition.
he Iowa team consisted Of Messrs
hnaidt. Wood. Hendricks. ouaife and
4 rphy.
hg Kansas team was second and the Mis-
III team shird.
Mother students Judging contest will be
"a today. the prize u be the trophy
Fered BY the Mexican delegation. headed
Y Zaferfno D0mingueE OF Pueols. Mexico.
Srrived in the city last evening. bring
h with him the trophy worth d@o and
Of the finest specimens Of the silver
WIS art.
vans were iubilant over the success OF
students Judging team yesterday. II
kworth something to them TO know thar
the agricultural college OF that state
dents are being trained 10 be competent
yes OF Americas grains.
Awards or Judges.
.dgcs announced awards for Nebraska
Thursday evening. the following being
winners OF the prizes offered:
ZEN ears yellow dent corn. First. Harry
ttz- De Sofa, Neh.. 81; Sc ond. Miss Anna
krtin. Du Boise. SIS; third, Arnold Mar
FDu Boise. IS! fourth. Harry Seltz. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
FARM FOR HOUSE OF HOPE
Quarter Section of Land ts what
Rev. c. W. SavtdGe In Try
ing to Get.

Il am now after & quarter section of
good farming land for my House Of Hope
says Rev. Charles w. Savidge. II dOn't
expect anybody to give me the land. but
I want to rent II and I will pay a cash
rent for it. too. II must be near Omaha
so I can work It. One OF my men who has
recently Joined me is an experienced
farmer from Illinois. ana he and I can
take care OF this farm and make II produce
nearly everything we need at the House
OF Hope for those old people We are caring
for.
Of you think the pArson can't pillow and
do any other farm work, you are wrong.
I was raised on q farm and am stronssr
now than ever"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

ond. Ray E. Bennett. Amss. Ia. :1so:
Ten ears dent corn. exhibited by a
woman: First Mrs. G. w. Dunseth,
waverly. Ill. $500.
Great Western Special.
Twenty ears corn. any variety: First.
George r. Overstreet. franklin. Ind,
Great Western manure spreader; second,
E E MINIS, TaylOrsville' H. Great
Western gasoline ng1ne third, Harry
Tilson. franklin, IND, Great western
cream separator.
independent Harvester Co. Special.
Twenty ears corn. any color: First. J.
q. Henry, Mount Zion, HI, $3.50 second,
B.. H Tucker, Greenwood. IND, Sl25.
Twenty ears Minnesota corn: First,
H p Hansen. Albert Lea Mimi, Sz6;
Twenty ears Gurneys Hybrid Model
Dent corn: First, Martin George. Tri-
Ten ears Doerrs Yellow. Dent corn:
First. Whitney Bros, Trenton. No, $50.
Best half bushel OF wheat: First w.
W Lamon. Rocky Ford, Colo, SO; second
George Freemyer, Haxtun. Colo, SO;
third. A "a AXelsOn. HaNtun. Colo. 50.
fourth. E II GTubc. Carhuedale. Cofo., -.
Best half oushel wheat: First, w. II
! Young, Athena. III. sos; second ". 9.
Young, Fancy Prairie. H. SO; third, '.
y. Pr.mm, u, Athena. uI- - toartn, "
l. MINIS. Tayiorvilles III, 50
Junior Awards.
Judges announced the following awards 70
juniors. on corn:
Except Nebraska and Iowa.
Ten cas- yellow cuIn: FiTst. RUN h
/ herlln, ranklln, Ina. -, second. hJscJL
Dunsetn, Waveriy, LII, AZ; Lnlrd. Ear
s~IIt, Franklin, ma, =; fourth, Numey
Grey, Galveston. Tex, s.
Franklin, Ina, ~; second. Marx +. herll-.
/ .ank4ln, Ind, SIS; Luird, Earl Swlf.,
franklin, Ind, A-Jy; fourth, Paul K. l..
! son, Franklin. Ind. -. fifth, Clarence
Tucker, Greenwood. Ind, s.
Ten ears corn, other than yellow anu
white: First, Arnold Barnhizer. Franklin,
Ind, so; second, Paul J. TlisOn- Franklin,
Ind, a5' thld, Miss Mary Brown, Frank
IN, Ind, So uIlh, ~ Roscoe DunseLn'
Waverly, H.. s.
Single ear corn. any color: First. Arnold
BRrnhiZer, FRANKLIN Ind, $; second. Mss
Mar Brown, Franklin. Ind, 81 thru,
Charles COlburn. Beesou. H. g.
Iowa Only.
Ten ears yellow corn: second. Willie Earl.
F~0can0nIas, Ia. AZ; tuIrd. Z. Ia Peterson.
Cherokee, IA, -; fourth. William n No
CutcneJn, Eagle Grove. Ia. a, lttl, Max
l. L~tLeueld. Cherokee. Ia, s.
Ten ears corn. other imam yellow. First,
Il Macarthur, Mason City. La, So; second
Willie Earl. POcahOHtas, Ia, SIS, Lulrd. Al
lred c Hansen. GOldEeld, Ia, s., fourth,
Albert Madison. Goldfieid. Ia, "a.
Ten ears yellow delft corn: First. Archi.
2. C0iner, Malvern. Ia, 81; second. D
Petty, IT., RiiiotJ, Ia, -, third, Bernard
/ Naglund. Essex. Ia. s., fourth. Gladys
Thompson. Vilisca. Ia. S.
Ten ears white corn: First. Mabel 7
krebbs, Hamburg, Ia So; second. William
Thompson. Nillisca. Ia. N5: third. Orvtll-
Garrett, Aitchelville. Ia. s.
ct eae e -Iner nan w1-ie 1r ye-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
Severe Injury fs Ascribed as Cause
of Young Fellows Tendency
70 Err.

R. J.. Morris. who was arrested by the
police Wednesday evening. has been turned
over to the county authorities. who intend
to have him examined and sent to an in
stitution for dipsomaniRcs. He was locked
up in company with L L Hazard. alias
Long, on eaues Of a local merchant
whom they tried TO persuade to cash a
check to which Morris had forged his
mothers name. Officers Nielsen and Chap
man were sent TO arrest the young men.
who tore up the worthless check when
taken into custody.
A severe injury 10 his head is believed
By the authorities to be responsible for
Morris streak OF badness. About five
years ago he suffered a heavy blow across
his head. which hurt the skull and is sup
posed to have started him as an incorrigi-
bic.
Young Hazards connection with the case
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

low: First. Gladys Hook, Packwood. Ia.
80; second James c. Jensen. Western, Ia,
fourth. Orville Garrett. Mltchellville. Ia. s..
Single ear corn. any color: First, William
Badeke. IuEerne. Ia 5i second, Ernest
sen, Western. Ia, 3
Nebraska Only.
Ten ears yellow corn: First. George D.
Martin. jr., Dubois. Neb.. SIS; fourth. Bees
sic Grace, Bennington. Neb.. 81.
Ten ears white corn: First. SeymOrs
Smith, De Soto. SD; second. airline ninth
De Soto. SIS: third, Arthur E. Harris. Au-
burn, s.; fourth, Nellie Liphardt. Johnson.
81; fifth. Russell Hubert. Oakland. s.
Ten ears corn other than yellow or white:
First, Miss Anna Martin, Du Bots. $50; sec
ond, g. Warren Deming, Fairmont, SIS;
third, Mary decks. Bennington. s.
Single ear Of corn any color: First. Miss
Anna Martin. Du Bots. SIS; second. Omer ID.
Phillips. TecUmseh, so.
Ten ears yellow corn: First, George IT,
berger, Blair, so; second. Dave Tiberger,
Ten ears Of corn other than yellow: First
Lester Randel. IndianOla, 80; second, Harry
Gockley, Danbury, s0-
Open to World.
Ten ears OF dent corn any color. open to
80; second, Mary F. kerlin. Franklin, Ina,
SO; third. Carrie Rogers, Franklin, IND,
81: fourth, Mary Brown. Franklin. Ind
Best ear of corn. open to world; First.
". Howard Berwer, HOckaman. Conn.,. 500;
second, Henry kunston, Hampton, Nen,
So; third. L Sandy, GreIna. Neb.. $40:
| fourth. Howard Powell. ewark. O., SO.
Peck Of oats. any variety: First, Ella NJ.
Kruger, Beaver Dover. Wis. so; second,
/ Minnie kricger. Beaver Dover, Wis. GV:
| third. J. 3. Heckley, Maysvtlle. o., SIS;
fourth, Vernon MINIS, Sharpsburg, H., $40;
/ fifth. Raymond BOIL. Beaver Dover, Wis
I IS; siXth. Artie Jewett- Mason, Mich, s.;
, seventh. Bertha KTiegeT. Beaver Dover,
Wis, s.; eighth. William Hayward. Bay
! g. ~. Mch.. s ninth. y. Vaughan West,
Ripon. Wis. s.; tenth, George Cooper White
/ Cloud. Mimi, s.
Town school exhibits: First, Gretna,
Neb.. SO; second. Bradshaw, Neb.. SIC,
third. Wausa. Neb.. SIS; fourth. Thaye.
Neb., S1s; fifth. Newtown, Ind, SO; sixth
Armour, Neb.. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

was not deemed important. 30 he was dis
charged in police court Friday. and the
county attorney has decided to stop prose
cutiOn in both cases II the young men are
taken care OF by their families or by an
Institution.
Morris has lived with his mother. who
is a widow. at AZ North Sixteenth street.
while Hazards homs 10 At .HD Sherman
avenue. He IL about % years OF age.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
cokato. IS; seventh. a. o. Bakhsn. Albert

Cokato. $; seventh. A o. Bakhen. Albert
Lea, s.
Michigan.
Best half bushel of wheat: First. Rich
ard Haywood. Bay City. $50; second. A.
w. Jewett, Mason. s.; fourth. A W. Jew
EFT, Mason City, s..
Best half bushel Of wheat: ]. L Kelley,
M~arysyille. 80: second. J. L Kelley,
Marysvtlle. -; third. Howard Powell. New
ark, IS
Wisconsin.
Best half bushel OF wheat: First. Harry
Marrhaier. Beaver Dam. 49,; second. H.
p. West, Nippon. $50; third. John Hans.
Jefferson. $; fourth, J. ". BAIL. Beaver
Dam, S.
wyoming.
Best half bushel OF wheat: FIRST, A. r.
Whitley. Cheyenne. SIS.
Connecticut.
Best half busheI OF wheat: A II. Brewer,
Hickamun. G250.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
Christmas Cake.

A spiced fruit cake Is covered with white
icing and a star formed of uny scarlet
candles on the top; then scarlet andie
holders (rose buds) are placed at the cor
ners of the star. and sugar red roses
placed on the sides. A wreath OF holly
viii add 20 its attractiveness.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

All the world loves q bargain. You can
ind bargains by watching the Want Ad
Pages Of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

Best half bushel OF wheat: second. WI
liam Radeke. LUZsIre, s.: fifth, Fred Nc
CulloCh. Belle Plain, s. sixth. J. W Bin
all. WoOdbine. -. aeVenth. George T.
Ford Council Rluffs 8
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

Best half bushel OF wheNt: First L Lam
berson. Warren. Nlo. tlird. John Stein
Colato. s.. fourth. Mrs. II. l. Holms
OWat0nna. 81 sixth J. W Beckman-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
Missouri.

Best half bushel Of wheat: First. EmesH
L Hughes. GLASGOW. N2a
Minneao1n.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
PREMIUMS GIVEN FOR WHEAT
Awards Made TO states for the Best
Exhibits.
These are the awards made for wheat
and announced Friday at noon:
Nebraska.
Iowa

Best half bushel OF wheat; Second. T..
@. Sloap. Craig. Neb., SO; sixth, Albert E
Charles J. Brush. Auburn. Neb.. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

Best half bushel Of wheat: First. R. VI.
Squires. Lexington. so; second. A l.
Duncan Eminence, s. third. George Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
south Dakota.

Best half bushel Of wheat: First. Carl
Scott. Mount Vernon. 50; second w. L
sen. Hurley. s.; fourth. F. r. Smith
salem. s.: fifth. Frank J. Splor. Rowiki.
Marion Junction. s sixth. Jacob Mes,
Alpena, $: seventh. william Lakins. Hur-
lev. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
HIT ON HEAD MAKES BOY BAD

Best half busheI OF wheat: A II. Brewer.
Hickamun. a20.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

Young Hazards connection with the case
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
Connecticut.

Ten ears dent corn any variety: First
Howard Brewer. Hockamunn. 100 sec
nd. Fred a. Hasse. North Branford. IS.
Oman "a tn Wo-Va
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

Best half bushel Of wheat; First ]. s.
Primer. CorydOn. SO; second, F. E
Bryant, Lowell -: third. A T. ClaypOOL,
Veeterburg, -; fourth. A T. Clark. Hamp-
ton. s.; fifth. John StainbnOOk. Franklin.
S: sixth. F. c. Palm. MollOtt, s., seventh,
John Ellis. Hnlsb0ro. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

Twenty ears corn. any coior- First
Ray Refern. New London. La $780, sc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

Best half busnel OF wheat: Third. Johl
e. Zeller. Hiawatha. s. fourth, S. G.. Treu.
Hlawatha, s.; fifth, c L Hendr1x Gle
Elder. s.. seventh. Mahlon GroenmilleT
Pomona, s.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

To Frank nuctlaui, starr puckland,
Jamcs Bucklaud, Hattie Pierce, aud
Gco,gic Murray, aud to any aud all
heirs u the estate of J. c. auckland
deceased, so starr nuctlaud ~ Admins.
TRAITOR oi faid est tie aud to any and all
parties in interest ;--
You, and each ol you are hereby mott.
lied that /. the undersigned. have cu.
pended the sum of tlO0 on In labor anil
improvements upon the Bullion Qusris
Mining Claim, the same being situate
In the Ilarney Mining district and si,u.
ate In or near the center Of section Z.
In r. 2l. s X %, E. W " In IIArney
County, Oregon, located hy the under.
signed and one J g, Burkland, dcc,as.
ed, as will appear by my cet,ia,as
heretofore alcd IN the Office ot the
County Clerk ~ 'lsrncv County, ore
vun. for the purpose of holding said
premises undcr the provisions Of section
2Sgi revised statutes OF the United
States this be,ag the amount oi exp n.
diturc required under the provisions Of
said section n hold the same irom the
ist day of Jan. is95, D. tho IL day IT
Jan 1905.
Nov. u within eO day after ihi. nu,icp
by Publication you fail, ncFtrci or f'iu-c
To contribuie y"ur proportion ui tuch
expenditure ssri owners iu siid .bo,r
dcsctibcd mining clsim, rour iHirrv,t
therein will hecome the property II ihr
undersigned nHdor the luoy,siuu. "i
'tnid section 232i above mentioned
q. !. nARsr.
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A. E. Murphy is in the city.
Edison Photographs and re-
cords for sale at Lunaburg 4
Dalton'e
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Irving Miller left Wednesday
for Grant county where he will
rusticate for q time.
Judge WIN. miller and family
arrived home Tuesday from their
outing ia the mountains.
Frank Dibble's steam thresher
was here Wednesday. He has
gone out to thresh in the Poison
creek neighborhood.
It is reported that Pearl Wise
sustained a fracture Of his arm
at the P-Ranch the other day,
but we did not learn definitely.
J. W. Bigrs returned Monday
from Bear Valley where he left
Mrs. Biggs and John Jr. for a
few weeks visit with relatives.
+. A. Cole writes from the
Blue NE. Spring that there are
a number Of Harvey County peo-
pie there and that huckleberries
are quite plentiful.
James Smith and family have
started upon their return to their
Willamette valley home after n
three weeks visit with his bro
ther. W. Z. Smith.
Mrs. VIM. Miller pulled a beet
from her garden this morning
that measured 20 inches in cir
conference. Another rood spe-
cimen for the fair.
Pctor Peterson returned home
Wednesday from Baker where
he had accompanied his family
who were enroute TO California
% spend the winter.
If you are in need Of Harvest
ing Machinery. call in and see
us. We can compete with any
Of them and some better.
J. !. TuPKER.
The New Windsor Bar. under
the management Of Lee Caldwell,
is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have q thirst
If you can't buy lumber and
piclets satisfactory from Horton.
Purr.ngton or Roy Bunyard. see
Chas. II. Davis at Harney and
get q bargain Some grain yet
for sale.
The little daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. j. c. Welcome Jr has been
quite sick suffering from summer
complaint. The family left late
yesterday afternoon for the
mountains with the patient hop
ing that the change would be
beneficial.
FOR SALE - Four 4-year-old
thoroughbred Herford bulls from
the famous Henry Gray herd Of
Crook County. ! have purchased
Herfords from another herd 10
take the place Of these is my
reason for selling. W. Z. Smith.
Burns. Oregon.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire 10 express our heart
felt thanks 10 the friends and
neighbors who 80 kindly assisted
as during the last illness and
death Of our loved one. Their
kindness and sympathy will new
er be forgotten.
MRS. N. A DmLARD
AND FAMILY.
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] will hold regular auction sales
on the first and third Saturdays
of each month at the G. A. Sweek
barn in Burns. Bring in any
thing you nave for sale and get
your moDpy for it. Special at
tention civen TO sales in the
country.
w. I. SMITH.
Auctioneer
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29

the Barron
wua here this
.eams having
900 rounds Of
merchant.
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his room from sickness.
J. F Mahon was a business
visitor to this city Monday.
Earl Elliott was up from his
lake home the first Of this week.
Chas. Owen was in the city
yesterday renewing acqusintan-
ces.
A. j. Johnson was among the
visitors from Silver creek this
week.
Alice Sweok has gone to Bear
Valley to visit her sister. Mrs.
Edward Southworth.
Star Buckland and family were
down from Harney for few
days the first of the week.
Lee Thornbuag and wife were
down from their mountain home
this week making proof on some
timber claims.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sturtevant
are enjoying a visit with the
latter's brother and sister who
are here from Oklahoma.
A complete sectionized map Of
Harney Co. in ten eolos, show.
ing all large holdings. has been
gotten out by +. o. +. Co.
Price Sl.00. MCGOWAN & Nichols.
Sales Agt.
w. X. Frame, Will French and
c. X. Baker were among the
travelling men who visited us
this week. They left Thursday
for Narrows and 90 on out to
Westfall.
For SALE Desert land claim.
800 acres in desirable location.
on which second annual proof
has been made. Purchaser can
have option of assignment or re-
linquishment. Inquire at this
office within 20 days.
w. r. Garrett and Dan Me-
Pherson have completed the new
farm home Of Grant Thompson
and have returned home. Mr..
Garrett states that il is one of
the finest farm residences in
Eastern Oregon.
Adam George has p quarter
sections Of grain land. Tracts
from 100 acres up 10 $40 acres.
This is not 65 bushels per acre
land. but ~ bushels. Stock
ranches from go up 10 lOj0acics.
All well watcred no hosting of
water, ranging in prices from $40
TO $3.50 per acre.
Drs. Marsden and Griffith per-
formed a successful operation up
on Mrs. Dell Dibble In this city
Tuesday removing a tumor. The
patient stood the operation fine
and Is now resting comfortable
al the home Of Grandma Winters.
Dell is over assisting in nursing
and Is like a school boy since his
wife is improving.
James Paul says he will back
Frank Cawlfeld against all com
ers as a persistent fisherman, as
he isn't particular whether he
has a rod or not. While on a
fishing excursion a short time
ago Frank hooked a big trout
which parted his line from his
rod but he followed the line. al
though the water was ice cold
and some six feet deep.
Dr. Wolfe was called 10 Bear
Valley Wednesday 20 attend TO
the seven-year-old son Of S. /.
Suatton who met with an acci-
dent resulting in the fracture Of
the skull. The boy is reported
20 be resting easy although his
condition is regarded as very
precarious. The boy was on a
a hay stack when one Of the guy
ropes broke allowing a heavy
timber 10 fall on him crushing
him 10 the ground. Blue Mt.
Eagle.