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New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
CHILIANs ATTACK GERMANS.
Pleasure Party Mistaken for Band of Out
Iaws-An American Injured

VALPARAISO Chilli, Jan. THE residents of dis
trcts outside the recently have organized for
nrotection against bandits who prowling over
the country. The residents of a hamlet about mid
,vav between Valparaiso and Santiago attacked to-
day pleasure party, composed largely Of Germans
which they had mistaken for band of outlaws
One of the party killed and five were wound
ed Frank Liszt, naturalized American. was serl-
-1t- iri1I
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
GREENE AND GkYNOR COMMITMENT

Macon. Ga, jan THE order in the Greene and
Gavror case committing the two prisoners to the
Atlanta Penitentiary was issued to-day, ana tneF
will he taken TO Atlanta at once to begin thelr
sentences of four years. The time they have
already spent In prison will not be considered
unless some future disposition is made
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
BIG GUNS ARRIVING AT MANILA.

Victoria b c. Jan THE steamer fremont,
which arrived this morning from Manila and Far
Eastern ports brought among her passengers Lieu
tenant Colonel Abbott of the United States en-
gineer corps who has been experimenting the
Improvement of the defences of the Philippines
Large shpments of heavy guns We're being re-
ceived.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
SHORTAGE IN INDlA'S CROPS

London Jan. IA telegram to John Morley Sec
retary of State for India. from Lord Minto Ficeroy
of the Indian Empire. reports that because OF the
lack of rain the area in wheat this year Is 81
ner cent smaller than last year. and that the area
sown in oil seeds has decreased 81 per cent Tor the
same reason
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
GILLIAN CRUISER TO GREET FLEET.

Santiago de Cuba. jan THE government has
decided TO send the cruiser EsIneralda to Punta
Arenas on the straits of Magellan. to receive the
American battleshp fleet which is due there on
January 81. The Esmeralda will attend the fleet IN
Chilian waters.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
LONG WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

Nauen. Prussia, Jan. THE wireless telegraphy
station here has succeeded in keeping in constant
communication with the steamer Cape Blanco dur
ing the run rom Hamburg to Tenerife in the
Canary Islands a distance of 2310 miles The
voyage lasted eight days
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
GOVERNOR coMeR-s DAUGHTER wEDs.

birmingham. Ala, Jan Miss Catherine
Conner. daughter of Governor and Mrs B. B.
Gamer was married to-day 10 W. Morley Buck
of Port Dover Canada
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-27
PERSONALS.

Miss Mabel Barrows is home from
Bradford academy for the Easter vaca-
ton.
Miss Beulah Tucker came yesterday
from Bridgeport, Conn, to spend the Eas-
ter vacation at her home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-27

Kodol is today the best known remedy for
all disorders of the stomach, such as dyspep-
STA heart burn sour stomach and belching OF
gas. Sold here by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-27

III Stove. Gas Stove.
4 Tools Necessary tools
A match
u.tp.n
6eration. Operation.
y in bin Strike the match
in bin and turn on gas
1ling
ID and kindling
burning
Dhes
SCOT, etc.
Dsults. Results.
10 get started All articles cooked
article to be atonce
ne another can A loss of but five
ae oven per cent OF naVor
er cent in flavor and Juice OF meats
meats roasted Heat is only where
it is required
er cent in heat Kool, comfortable
rife in a boiling kitchen
! in work and
little lady at
IN you be sat
a gas range
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Saturday Specials.

These items below will be on sale on Saturday only at these prices
 White MeIceried Waistngs Dotted Swiss, Barred Musn in large variety of designs 8c regular price 25 and 32c. Best Apron Gnghams in and broken checks, 1-2c Best quality Silkolines 12c regular price 12 12c Women's White Shirt Waists, trimmed with Hamburg and Va lencenne Lace, 79c; value S1.25.
 Womens Black Stockings full fashion, Hermsdor dye, lace k and lace all ove 35C the pair for S1 regular price 5O 36x72 inch Smyrna Rugs, Sl35.
 Lyons Tooth Powder, 15c
 Hook on and Twin Anchor Hose Supporters, 19c 1S-nch All Linen Crash, 3-4c regular 12 1-2c. Vaenciennes Lace and Insertion, % the yard.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES ...

[ The annual meeting, Roll Call and election of officers of the church will be held on Friday at 3p. m., and it is hoped that every member who possibly can will attend. These annual meet ings are reunions of the church family at which time the members come into social and personal touch with each other. The ladies will serve a colla- tion after the afternoon session. All resident members are invited.
 In a recent issue of the 1.-The Con- gregationalist" is a favorable editorial called forth by the Bi-Centennial Vol ume, 1.-Two Centuries of New Milford, Conn.," In the editorial are these words: ''The editor, Minot s. Gidings. has done his part we'll.
 The musical program at the Congre- gational church. next Sunday, will be as follows:
 Prelude, Idyll, Rhuguberger Anthem "I'n a Pilgrim" Marston Quartet, "Sun of My Soul" Holden Off. Cantilene, Flagler Postlude, Maiche, Nc Master
 P. M.
 Prelude, Pastorale, Nc Master Anthem "He shall come down like
 Rain" a
 Postlude, Buck Postlude in C. Guilwant REV G. H. JOHNsON'S INSTALLA-
 TON.
 The installation service of Rev C. H. Johnson as pastor of the Congrega- tional church will take place on May 26. Rev Dr Marion L. Burton, pastor elect of the Church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn. will preach the sermon, Rev Rockwell Harmon Potter of the Gen. ter church, Hartford, will give the charge to the people, and Rev Dr Sweet of the Everett church of Boston, the charge to the pastor. It promises to be be notable event in Congrega- tional church annals.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
OUSAT0NIC CHAPTER, R. A. M.,
 ELECTS OFFICERS.

ALiiSi v VT iSlSAeS. At the annual convocation of 0usa- tonic Chapter, No. B, the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year:
 M. k. High Priest, H. D. Hine. M. E. King, David D. Kyle.
 M. E. Scribe, George B. Calhoun. Treasurer, Everett J. Sturges. Secretary, B. A. Henderson
 c. of H., Fred L. Bennett.
 P. S., James A. Northrop.
 P. A. C., William H. Northrop. M. of Sd degree, William P. Landon. M. of 2d degree, William J. Roberts. M. of 1st degree, H. H. Pomeroy. Chaplain, E. A. Henderson. Sertinal, A. K. Partridge.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
MERRYALL,

Mrs Louisa Abbott went, Sunday, to Worthwhile to visit her daughter, Mrs V. B. Hatch.
 Mrs s. E. Hendricks and Mrs W. R. Benedict spent day with Mrs Hurd recently.
 Mrs Zilka of Fort Hamilton was at
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Runaway"

For little while and look over our large stock of Mems and Boys Shoes. Also full line Rubbers and Rubber Boots.
 Flour. Feed. Grain. Hay, Salt, Molac Mo- lasses Feed and H. J. Flaxfeed. -.--a as . Cotton Seed Meal for fertilizer; Best Meal. highest analysis.
 Choice Seed Oats. Grass Seed all kinds.
 A large variety New Garden Seeds just re- ceived. Yellow and white Onion Sets. First Class Market with the Choicest of Meats and Poultry. s,. Select line of Groceries
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

H. B. Bostwlek's. the last of the week, returning Monday.
 Miss Iva Murray spent last week with her cousin, Mrs John Wells, in Wellsville.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

They fit when Others Fail" The teacher in Queen Quality can be duplicated; the workmanship initiated, but the style inimitable. We'll dressed women are fast find ing this out. So many already have found it out that the de- mand for Queen Quality" Shoes is far and away greater than for any other.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

Hubert Thomas has sold his hand. some trOtter, "Locknoiar" to Mrs w. G. Granniss of Litchfeld.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

HUBERT THOMAS SELLS "LoCI
 NIAGARA"
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
REV G. H. JOHNSON'S INSTALLA
 TON.
GAYLORDSVILLE.

Mrs E. H. Minehardt and two chil- dren have returned from Schenectady, N. Y. her father and brother accom- panying her.
 Perry Hubbell, a resident of this place, 20 years ago, has bought the Stephen Ferris place and has moved there with his family from Stratford.
 The Rines Bros. gave an enterain- ment in the Methodist church on Fri day evening of last week. Although the evening was stormy quite num- Der came out to enjoy the entertain ment.
 Miss Susie Hatch has returned from
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
WORTHWHILE.

WORTHWHILE.
 Mrs Arthur Warehouse will soon have new bridge. E. B. Buckingham has the contract. ..-..
 Ezra Hendricks and his son, Howard. have purchased automobiles.
 Samuel Thompson and brother re- turned, last week, from a months trip to Norway, visiting their aged father. They report deep snow there.
 Martin Twillingist has found em- ployment with Dr Wersebe. Martin has made rapid strides in the English language during his short stay three.
 Committees were appointed at the Sunday school for Children's day ob- servance. Rev s. D. Woods and the Misses Grace and Ruth Buckingham on recitations; musical, c. C.. Bristol, Mrs s. D. Woods and Miss Mabel Marsh floral under the supervision of Mrs F. E. Baldwin. .,. |
 Twenty-three vareties of wild flow CTS have been found by the children already. The contest closes the first of June.
 Miss Laura Hatch spent over Sunday with Miss Julia Richmond.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND
 LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.

The annual session of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows will be held in New Britain, the 20th. Edward l.. Osborne and Earle E. Morehouse are the delegates from Good Shepherd lodge.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

the Brooklyn hospital.
 Miss Parks is spending some time with Mrs Henrietta Stone.
 Mrs Arthur Hungerford is quite sick. Miss Alice Cass is helping to care for her.
 Quite extensive repairs are being made at the parsonage.
 Mrs Flora Hall is remodeling her house.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Everything Purchased Here Is Returnable. b0ii6jiliih!BEl!G!ZZ!.!E!!!|5 iijiiih
 New Milford, Conn.
Millinery.

The Prestige of our Hats is due to our knowledge of what is being worn by the leaders of fashion and reproducing, designing and adopting the new styles to the individual Wearer.
 You receive the personal attention of ourhead milliner.
 We cordially invite you to come and see the hats.
 Miss Shaughnessy will be in New York next Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
INDESTRUCTIBLE RECORDS AT FRANK E. SOULE'S.

745. Hail to the Nation (Lacalle) Military Band.
 755. Hoo Hoo! (Ain't You Coming Out To-Night) (H. Ingraham), Bryor G. Harlan. 765. All She Gets from the Icemar is Ice (Solomon), Ed. M. Favor.
 757. Cotton, (H. Von Tilzer), Fred Van Fps.
 758. Lanky Yankee Boys in Blue, (T. Morse) Billy Murray.
 759. Torch Dance, (from Henry VILI:) Edward German), Concert Band.
 76O. Loves Roundelay, (From "A Waltz Dreamy Oscar Strauss), Stan ley and Burr. @g'
 761. Common Sense, Smith and Larkins,) Bob Roberts.
 762. Waltz from the Operetta, "A Waltz Dream" Oscar Strauss), Or chestra.a
 763. Pass It Along to Father, (H. Won Tilzer). Ada Jones.
 764. Way Back, G. Keith,) Collins and Harlan.
 765. Piccolo, (From "A Waltz Dream,'O Oscar Strauss,) Miss Stev- enson and F. c. Stanley.
 766. Tambour der Grade. "A. E. TitD, Military Band.
 767. For the Red, White and Blue, (Rosenfeld), F. C. Stanley.
 768. .Rah Rah Rah) From "A Soul Kiss" (Quartette.
 769. Kimmel March, (Kimmel,) John Kimmel.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

MT and Mrs Myron Whitlock have been visiting in Bridgeport.
 Augustus Taylor has bought the Win. ton automobile of David Breinig.
 George w. Warner has been appoint ed district deputy for New Milfort lodge, No. 92, N. E. 0. P.
 Ray Leach passed Sunday in Brook. field Center.
 Prime quality straw berries, new DO. tatoes, spinach, cueumbers and oranges at the store of Charles l. Leach. Charles l. Leach, the Church street grocer, has the agency for the celebrar- ed White Loaf flour. A special deal on creamery butter, 28c, at the store of Charles l. Leach.
 Rev T. J. Lee will preach in the Congregational church at Roxbury, Sunday.
 Charles l. Leach, the mere hant, and W. H. Fenn enjoyed carriage ride to Washington, Sunday, where they were guests of MT and Mrs Merrill Fenn. C. M. Pinckney of Brookfeld was a visitor in town, Monday.
 The coming week G. B. Schiappacas- SC, the Bank street fruit dealer, will receive about 50 to 70 punches of ba- nanas every week and will sell at wholesale as well as retail.
 Rev J. F. Plumb and Rev MT Riddle will exchange pulpits Sunday morning.
 Edward E. Meeker, the genial and veteran farmer of the Christian street district, New Preston, was visitor in town, Monday.
 Miss Hattie Sherman of the Gazette office paid visit to New York, last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
EAST LOS ANGELES HOLDS
R0USING BOOST" MEETING
Citizens Crowd Large Hall and An-
nounce a Definite Program for
Improvement Work on
East Side

In order to stir up the citizens OF
East Los Angeles to the best interests
of their section of the city a rousing
meeting was held under the auspices
of the East Side Improvement associ-
alton last night in Conaty hall at Dow
ney avenue and DAILY street.
Nearly 1000 men and women crowded
into the hall, all eager to listen to the
speeches, partage of refreshments and
witness the vaudeville performance.
Joseph Mesmer, president of the as
ISOLATION, presided, Capt. F. w. Tyler.
vice resident, and J. Henry LeSage.
secretary, and many others rendered
efficient service in arousing the senti-
ment of the people for the meeting.
Joseph Mesmer, Councilman Drom-
gold of the First ward, Hon. r. A.
Ling, Capt. f. w. Tyler, B. F. Groves
and Anthony Schwamm made interest
ing addresses for the best interests OF
East Los Angeles.
They advocated more boosters" a
branch library on or nea Downey ave-
nue. with 1000 volumes or more; high
school and more manual training in its
public schools; school gardens; more
trees, especially between Main street
and Mission road and in the Arroyo
Seco section; more paved streets and
parking along sidewalks; boulevards
connecting the parks; all wires in con-
duits on paved streets, and other I'M
provements, with a large increase in
public spirit and faith in East Side de-
velopment and progress.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
BELL SPEAKS SATURDAY
IN PASADENA'S WIGWAM
New Auditorium, Accommodating 1900
Auditors, viii Be Formally Opened
with Speech by the State
Democratic Leader

Pasadena Democrats have completed
preparations for the entertainment OF
Theodore A. Bell, who will deliver a
speech there at p. m. Saturday.
The meeting will be held in the new
ly completed wigwam on Green street,
between Fair Oaks and Raymond ave-
nueS.
George p. Cary, president of the
Tournament of Roses association and
Democratic candidate for the assem-
by from the Sixty-seventh district, has
been chosen president Of the meeting
and will introduce the speaker,
The following honorary vice presi-
dents have been selected: Judge f. M,
Harrah, Judge C. M. Harris. w. L
Kerr, DR.. Rudolph Schiffman, r. M.
Folsom, who is a brother of Mrs. Gro
yer Cleveland; former Mayor Baker OF
Providence, r. l.; John B. Coulston,
w. S. Windham, Clark Mclean. F. III.
Hill, ]. C. Twohy, A. J. Toolen, r. +.
Blow, James Bellwood, William Utter
back, Robert S. Furlong, DR.. w. Da-
vies, Alva Adams. sr., and w. b.
Loughery.
Steps will be taken to give the meet
ing old-time political fervor.
The Pasadena Bryan and Kern club
which secured the speaker. is very
strong, and 1t is expected that the wig
wan, which accommodates 1890, will
be filled.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
REPUBLICANS ANNOUNCE
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
Chairman Lee Gives Out List ofselee-
tIons of Executive Workers Of
Party In Los Angeles
County

Under authority of the Republican
county central committee, ChairInon
Bradner w. Lee last night announces
the appointment of an executive com
mittee and the reappointment OF sec
retary J. j. Petermichel.
On August 20 the chairman was IN,
structed to make the selections ol
twenty-five members at large, tWc
from each assembly district.
This executive committee will mee'
Saturday, September IL. at 10 q. M,
at headquarters, 1924 South Spring
street, for organization and other pus-
mess.
The following men embrace the ex-
ecutive committee:
e. A. Meserve. T, q. Newlin, George
I. Cochran. George p. Adams, John u
ner, Los Angeles; George r. DAVIS
Willis l. Morrison, Pasadena; J. T.
Brady, Pomona; F. M. Chapman, Co
vina; Leo Longley, South Pasadena
C. c. Doran, Long Beach; H. G. Lich-
tenberger, Los Angeles; w. S. Vawter
Santa Monica; e. S. Butterworth
George N. Black, w. p. Jeffries, d. g
McGarvin, Leon F. Moss, Keorge w
Walker, c. o. Winters, Los Angeles
Andrew r, Earl, Soldiers Home
George e. Pillsbury, DR.. e. H. Garrett
The standing committees are as fol
lows:
Campaign committee-E. A. Meserve
chairman; George P. Adams, r. M
Chapman, John D. Works, w. M
Bowen, 2. S. Butterworth, George M
Davis, c. c. Doran.
Finance comnittee-T. E. Newlin
chairman; George /. Cochran, II. C
Lichtenberger, George N. Black, w. I
Morrison, Perry w. Weidner.
Election day committee-D. G. Nc
Garvin, chairman; George N. Black
C. O. Winters, George w. Walker
w. s. Vawter, e. s. Butterworth
w. M. Bowen, c. C. Doran, George r
Davis.
Printing and advertising committee
Leo Longley, chairman; George 1
Cochran, w. p. Jeffries, H. G. Lichten-
berger, T. e. Newlin.
Canvass and challenge committee
Leon F. Moss, chairman; George E.
Pillsbury, George N. Black, c. o. Win
ters, H. C. Lichtenberger, DR.. e. H
Garrett.
Law committee-E. A. Meserve
chairman; Leon F. Moss, George L
Cochran, George p. Adams, d. c. Nc
Garvin, John d. Works, w. M. Bowen,
George r. Davis, w. /. Morrison.
Committee on speakers-George P.
Adams, chairman: J. T. Brady, c. o.
Winters, Leon F. Moss. Andrew r.
Earl, w. l. Morrison.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
WOODBURY. COLLEGE NOW
IN HAMBURGER BUILDING

Marking the celebration of the occu
pancy of its new home In the Ham
burger building, the woodbury. Busi'
ness college, through its officers, FAC
ulty and students, held an informal re-
ception last night.
The college is situated on the fifth
floor and is elaborately arranged In lts
appointments. 1t contains 5000 square
feet of floor space.
Members of the faculty are e. X.
Isaacs, president; M. E. Austin, prin-
cipal of the commercial department.
assisted by F. l.. Thurston and Mrs. j.
G. 10y; Miss Mary Askew, principal OF
the shorthand department, assisted by
Miss M. ]. Mccullough and Mrs. M. Z.
Austin.
Following is the program given last
night.
"Why We Rejoice" Pres. e. X.
Isaacs; vocal duet, Rev. and Mrs. stan
ley Ross Fisher; "A Few Words. by
members of the faculty; humorous Sc
lections, w. J. Goldsmith; vocal solo,
Miss Mary Mcintyre.
Three to five-minute addresses were
mode by Mayor A. C. Harper, Col. Tom
C. Thornton, Geo. H. Stewart, Judge
D. K. Trask, Rev. c. T. Scholz, Hon.
Robt. N. Bulla, Judge H. C. Dillon,
DR.. Chas. F. Lummis, D. A. Hamburg
er, Prof. Melville Dozier, Rev. Stanley
Ross Fisher, w. E. Chamberlain, Judge
j. W. Mckinley, Judge E. w. Britt and
others.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
AT THE HOTELS

]. F. RAIDER OF Philadelphia is at the
Hollenbeck.
]. H. Bracken of winona, MIMI. Is
at the Hollenbeck.
Oscar w. Dunn. leading wine man
of Fresno is at the Westminster.
Miguel Latz of Madalena, Mexico. is
spending few days at the Alexandra.
George Huet, a wholesale jeweler OF
Kansas City, is stopping at the West
minister.
w. H. Wilson, capitalist OF Kan
sas City, and Mrs. Wilson are at the
Lankershim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broom of Carthage.
Mo-. are at the Westminster. Mr.,
Broom is one OF Missouris most promi-
nent mule men.
Henry P. Dalton and wife of Santa
Barbara are registered at the Alexan-
dria. Henry Dalton Is the assessor OF
Alameda county.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Trip al their
son, ]. P. Tripp, are stopping at tne
Hotel Lankershim during a shopping
visit to Los Angeles.
o. G.. Orena, a prominent mining man
of Santa Barbara, is in Los Angeles
on a short business trip and Is stop
ping at the Alexandria.
Martin Bender, of Albany, N. Y,
and his small son are at the Lanker-
SHIN. Mr.. Bender Is q well known at
torney of New York state.
A party of prominent tourists who
are stopping at the Alexandria con-
sists of w. M. Graham and wife, w.
e. Graham and maid. They are resi-
dents of Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Fithian of San
ia Barbara are registered at the Alex
andria. They arrived in the city yes
terday from Santa Barbara and are
on a short tour of the southland.
w. B. Owens. a prominent banker OF
Philadelphia, is registered at the west
minister with Mrs. owens and their
children, Frank and Miss Mabel. Tney
are visiting points about Los Angeles
on a tour Of the coast.
George Rose, the king OF bookmakers
of the country, accompanied by u. l..
Holland. a prominent stockholder In
the Los Angeles Driving association,
are spending week in Los Angeles
and are registered at the Alexandria.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
WARM RECEPTION RENDERED
TO WoMAN'S RELIEF CORPS

SAN PEDRO, Sept 10.-A pleasant
surprise was rendered the members OF
the G. A. r. of this city yesterday
afternoon by their auxiliary, the w
r. c., yesterday afternoon. AS the
comrades were leaving the hall COM
mittee of three women met them and
escorted them to the street, where
autos were waiting to take them fol
an hours ride around the city. Leav-
ing them at the home Of the COM
mander, James Mcdonald, they found
that the president, Emeline Barton
with a committee of twelve women
had prepared an elegant dinner for the
comrades.
The home of the ,: mander was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
flags, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds having
seen that nothing was lacking to add
to their entertainment. A vote OF
thanks was rendered the donors of the
autos, Mrs. Louie White and Lorraine
Anderson. This Admission day will be
long remembered by the Harbor City
post and corps.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
STREET SQUABBLE IS
STILL BUBBLING UP
Meetings, Haraneues and Reports of
Experts Only Serve to Stir Up
Factions to Greater
Strife
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, Sept. 10.-There are
all sorts and varieties of trouble
stirred up over the action of the board
of trustees in regard to the rejected
Lake street improvements. The board
held a number of meetings to consider
the proposition, has heard protests
from the property owners and the con-
tractors, has been harangued by law
yers for both sides and called in ex-
pert road builders to advise them in
the matter, but still the satisfactory
settlement of the squabble seems far
away.
At their last meeting the trustees
passed a resolution ordering the con-
tractor to work the road over accord
ing to specifications which were at
tached to the order before he could ex-
pect to collect any money on the job.
Now neither the contractor nor the
protestants are satisfied. The contrac-
tor claims that the work is unneces-
sary, as he says the road is up to the
standard now. The property holders
claim that when he gets through with
the working over process the road
will be no more acceptable than at
present.
Both sides threaten to take the mat
ter to the courts and thresh 1t out
there. What will be done in the mat
ter is problematical, as so many dl-
verse opinions are offered by the par
ties concerned 1t is impossible to form
any idea of what they really do want
The trustees are standing pat in all
the storm which they have unwittingly
created and seem not to hear the
charges which opposing factions are
hurting at each other over their shoul-
ders. 1t is expected that a mass meet
ing of the property holders will be held
In the near future to determine just
what action shall be taken.