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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
HERES THE ANSWER.

q lslst and Hush 4
q naaw close and breathe I
. softil heres zip To the 4
. sfndltet 4
II You love Acting Police I
. Chief Irving Ward don't ask 4
. Who Is To be our next chief 4
q lie is oB the job himself 4
. right nov. Of course. but when I
= divers representatives of tho 4
= Thosc who. Nant.Toknos club 4
. iuYades the sanotity Of the 4
. Back Room and make face. 4
4 tioua remarks aneut the Per. 4
. maneng Mogul its apt 20 draw 4
= IrylnEs Ire. 4
Mayor ls Satisfied. 4
OF course. MAYOR Miller 4
. seems satisfied 10 let thiags 4
. run al they are 4
4 For nearly two months 4
= Ward has been at the helm. 4
. aud 90 all appearances he has 4
= a crotch hold ON crime 4
tint the strain 4
Ward. while doing his best 4
10 give EN- the garrote. 4
4 knows enough about The Job 4
. 10 realize that he should go 4
. much farther IN certain direc. 4
tious. 4
lie knows that he should .
make certain appointments 4
= and make them right away 4
AS He Figures ".
lie figures. and rightly. that 4
he II not Justified In going 4
. ahead with police reforms 4
= while hc IL but a temporary
= head 4
And he's about right 4
All these things are being 4
. asked about hy friends and 4
enemies Up To li:32 o'clock 4
this morning the s.b61 4
= Anxious One asked Ward aho 4
was TO be his successor
The acting chiefs face as 4
= aumed that sol citlous smile. 4
= which has been developed pes. +,
. fectiy OF late b. reason Of The 4
= Question. and he replied 4
Here's the Answer. 4
a Dear Neighbor. can you 4
= fly3 Am J boy7 Is EN- 4
4 ma Goldman a nrsirahic2 4
= VIII Lewis Levy ever bo I
= Mayor OF Seattle7 You have ,
a the answer. dear nelghbor ,
= Thanks. goodbye
a II nnv ofhar AuNtoua Ones 4
4 ask the acting chief about I
4 the Permanent one. he threat !
4 ems TO have cards printed
. Haunting his Ignorance Of the ,
\ New Appointed.
There You have it, dear
= reader. Let It sink ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
HISS NAME
OF JORDAN
AslATIc IEAGuERs HooT AND
YELL AT MENTION or
PROFESSOR.
10y United Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. May H.
When the name of President Davis
Starr Jordan. OF stanford univer-
sity. was mentioned Sunday at a
meeting uf tho Asiatic Exclusion
league he was hootcd and Kissed at
the conclusion of the readin. by
G b Bcnham. a delegate. OF an
article by President Jordan
Benham treated the entire ar
uele sarcastfeally but the part that
particularly aroused the meeting
was the following.
1t is not that We fear attack
from Japan. Tho Japanese war is
made iu Europe a fantasy of the
yellow newspapers OF Paris. night
mare OF the professional agIiators
of Saa Francisco and Seattle
In commenting on the article
President O. 4. Tycitmoe. who pre-
sided. declared that IL the eminent
professor gave less attention to the
biology of fish and more To the
conditions of the human race he
would not be So grossly ignorant of
the true situation Of the Oriental
exclusion question"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

~ Ray ?. FRAZER
"a Halted preak1

IA FORTE. lad Nay IL
rs.A discoveries In The Guuassa
nmdsr mYsisy make the tragedy
X is IA Porte House % lior
rss eqaal he lmasialugs q "a
"a ARA Pc IN sreasome. shad
fssy ass4lis.
Ns Mystery q the RE Morsue
"a eaaal IL flendish cunning the
vesa q he "a Porte murderer. 81
ms Il maFiefsFs whose ouif
notssr seeiaa % have been a n1.ssl
Izsssea loF gold
werss Of Crimes
Amxxas3n crimlmal seR records
saiy fsu cases Ut fnF comparison
~tAs lelmeS castle ease nud tie
rsz4sf gatFaxes IN lalsite c,#agF.
naus neteciiyee i 'iarc fhsse
etrss eaie into snslEnificanco ainns
- lke work that has com 10
Net a he home ~ Mrt Bette
esnsess
HH Holmes hanzet ~ Fhlu
sslpAis II 1895 for mnrdcf'uE Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
WILL INVESTIGATE
CAR SCHEDULES

A. V. Boulllon. the newly named
superintendent of public utilities.
has requested copies OF the running
schedules ON all the Hines operat
ed BY the Seattle Electric company.
aud It Is likely that some changes
will be recommended as result
Of Bouillon's proposed inyestiga.
tion.
The department Of public utilities
has power under the charter 60 cor.
rect any evils which may be
found existing IN the running
schedule Of the street ear sys.
TENS. and 70 enforce any changes
which may be thought for tho
best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
GALLAGHER resTlfiEs.

SAN FRANCISCO. May IL
The cross-examination Of James l..
Gallagher I'm the Ruef trial was
resumed today. Gallagher testi-
fed that he was never arrested
In the parkside ease and that he
had been granted immunity for
giving much information ON other
deals. lie failed to remember hav-
na been called a good dog" by
Prosecutor Heney He believed
that the Parkside matter was first
preached to him by former Super
visors Buxton and Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
BANK cLEARlNGs.
Seattle.
Portland.
FRISCO THUGS BUSY
fsY United Press

SAN FRANCISCO. May IL
Edward Griffith Is diving az the
Central Emergency hospital with a
fractured skull. and RUBY Johnston
Is at the same hospital with pos
sihle fracture OF the SKULL Both
are thought to be the victims OF gas
pine thugs.
The Johnston woman WAS found
living in a pool OF blood at O'Clock
this morning. She was removed 10
the hospital The woman Is stiil
unconscious. and littlo hope Is held
out for her recovery.
Edward Griffith was found az II
O'Clock last night lie was sent TO
the hospital and Is not expected 20
live through the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

4 ststtss tttttttt
a CHRONOLOGY or lsolAHAs muLrLmURoeR mYsTEaY
Max Albert sorenuen Austin H. dice myaeflousy fiaa0
= Ills widow collects - 500 insurance
Peculiar fire destroys home Insurance collected
q Widow buys candy at Elizabeth and Grand
= Chicago. with Insurance IT burns Insured.
q Widow mafree Joe Moves to La Porte farm
= Adopts Jennie Olsen Guinness killed 1880 Widow
meat clever fell his head Collects $500
Ray Lamphee 70 work for Mrs. Guinness hired
q
. WidoS
. NeiRhhop lanterns farm ~ 2
Jennie Olsen disappears Real parents told she Il In
= Los Angeles school but find her tte06i
q Andrew Hegein Aberdeen. s d. answers matrimonial
advertisement and arrives Porte Loans Mrs
81 SOC Disappears with like amount IN pocket Widow
= be- NORWAY
Mrs 1900 tell sheriff killed child
4 ut woods farm Sheriff finds only
Ray lamphere arrested fOf annoying Mrs Gunness.
widow tells lawyer capri 25l that lamphere Intends TO
4 hu her Draws Will
Home burns April 20 Bodies Of three children ana head
= lees found IN ruins
= tAmphere arrested In hollow tree. hiding
MAY A H. Herelen finds body of brother buried
. house. Jennie Osen's body also found.
Eight unidentified bodies Of and children
buried house Moat bodies lie mattresses under -four
2 feet ~ Garth.
May G. Joe MARVEL hand tells police he holes
: orders Of Ms. Guinness bat filled them
fstFessmen tell police % mysterious arrival al farm Of
= many big trunks
, + . = . = .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

A. be Looked up he eaw MFn Gun
hess bending over him lie eiisd
ouf and the woman fled from the
ftzou Anderson thought noshius
~ he incident a. the time. but
siues ali the itsdlsA have been
tound In thr back yard ~ the Gun,
ness home. he Is sure that she en-.
tered hts room 60 kiil him tina,
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Rich Young Man Is Taken
by Officers From
New York.
His Friends Get Warrant
Charging Captors With
kidnapping.

Mystery surrounds the alleged
arrest and the sudden splriiiug
away from Seattle last Saturday
noon OF Y. y. Fullerton. son 81 a
mulu.millionaile iumberman 81
St Louis. Nho caue here year
ago to learn the lumber business
in the office OF the Chicago Lumber
Coal company. with offices az s3f
Lumber Exchange.
J -. Collins manager 81 The
local branch Of the company. which
has 81 headquarters in St Louis.
reported the matter today AZ the
prosecuting attorneys office. and
asked that a warrant be g9Urn out
alleging kidnapping
Two Men Involved.
Mir Collins told Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney John II. Perry that
two men had come 60 the office
Saturday at noon. representing
themselves a. officers from New
York
They had asked young Fullerton.
Who H. about - years old. TO step
out Ia the hallway. aud through
some threat il IL thought that they
persuaded him 20 enter an automo-
bile. IN which he is claimed to have
been hurried 10 the steamer Wat
son. which vas lying AT the water
front on tha point OF leaving for
San Francisco
Mr. Collins saws that he thinks
the threat referred to some trouble
which Fullerton had had with some
woman In .,ew York. and that they
wan, 20 get him 10 the eastern city
So that tLey could serve a sum.
nous on him In a civil suit
John Doe Warrants.
The complaint which Was made
out IL against John Doe and Rich
ard Roe. with Maud Mcintyre.
stenographer, appearing as wit
hess besides SIR. Collins
Mr. Perry thinks thai the boat
route 10 san Francisco. although
roundabout. has been decided upon
As the quickest way 10 get the
Young men out OF the state.
From another source IL was
learned thar the two men were Of
ficers Fltxsimmons and Fogarty.
from the office OF District Attorney
William 7 Jerome. IN New York.
aud that theY had a warrant charF-
inR young Fullerton With seduc-
ton on promise 20 marry al
though IL could not be learned who
the woman in the case Was. The
two officers are said To have had
the necessary papers from Gov.
Charles r. Hughes, OF New York.
and Gov. Albert T. Mead. OF this
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Gunueas home In Ia Porte after h.
had gone thrru Ia answer ta one Of
the Numans matrimonial advertise.
nurntk
Anderson 81 nov uonxratnlatina
himself aa he thinks Mrs Guinness
made an attempt lo kili him he
SAYS that Two YeafH ago h. uatieed
the aa iu newspaper and sent
10 the GuHnsss fafm
oas niEht. shortly after ha A.
rived therc. be- Wax awakened In
the middle % tho night BY a Noise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Economy" to Be Council
Motto Beginning With
Tonight.
Many Improvement Plans
viii Have 10 Be
Abandoned.

With the call OF economy as a
hattie cry. Il is expected that to
nighi's meeting Of The city council
will develop a very strenuous oppo.
sitIon 10 various and sundry appro-
grialions recommended By the vsri
Gus committees from the general
fund.
fiow FAR this nght viii be car
RED remains 20 be seen. bat Priest
dent ri Clll has openly declared
that he II going TO be- the watehdog
% the public treasury in the N.
lure. and the member from tho
Third ward II expected TO furnish
some Of che fuel 10 start the fire.
works
One measure which will probably
catch the eagle eye ~ the gifted
orator from the Lake Washington
district IL an ordinance providing
for the appropriation Of approNi.
mately $4,000 to extend the city
water system 10 various portions
~ the Rainier Valley district not
nov served by the municipal plant
Committee Has Approved.
The fire and water committee has
recommended this appropriation to
the council. but President ellis re.
cent declarations that be would
night certain appropriations from
the general fund until some faruff
place fruEe over has made the
The THIRD ward councilman viii
tufn his stock Of Websterian' fin.
est loose tonight. with this water
Improvement ordinance as the oh
ieet Of his chief consideration
The AHmussen license measure IN
also on the books for final hearing
tonight This Is the laat DAY In
which the council can legally take
up the ordinance over the veto OF
Mayor Miller. according 10 the char
ter provisions II IL generally ~.
ported that. unless the charter
makes Il mandatory, there will not
even be a vote taken upon the veto.
as Mr. Asmusscn Is understood TO
have agreed 60 drop his application
for transfer. and purchase some
existing license In location north
OF Madison street
New Apparatus Endangered.
An ordinance appropriating t39.
000 for the purchase Of new ap
paratus for the fire department IS
also on the books for tonight This
appropriation has already been rec
commended by the councils fire and
water committee.
The application for the transfer
Of n license for William Sutherland,
10 location on the ground floor
IA the rear OF the Alaska building,
will probably be sent tonight to
the council from the liquor license
aud revenue committee with fav
orable report II is understood that
there viii be some opposition de-
veiopcd among a few OF the cOun-
ell members 10 granting this u
conae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Z hizsl and bis tive children for
.ssiF iasaranee. operated a castle
= " sierY 10 CHICAGO Many young
sp'hea lared 10 the castle bY enn.
.'pk pfomises. were kIiled Tor their
n'sas4nee Their bodies we're So.
800 n the houses hollow wallis.
". ~ aoofs. secret panels. closets
\, ~ eahgeons aided the work of
The Bender ou,rsass.
~ Our members n the Bender
.-lli father. mother. SON Iahn
@fns wife. Kate operated 4
$50 foadhouae for seven months
- isll OF 1873 Travellers call.
- /. 'eefe mysieriouslg disappeared
-, y FAXED bodies found In The
-. -. 20 to Investigation Eight
u ..iies we're found w the eel.
- ne 'amlly had disappeared
-. piaa of the Blenders was 10
Il. kealthy boxing Traveller AZ
Al. - Of their table Behind
ts,s 80 vas a white curtain ex.
~ =. across The room On this
A. .ateiers shaaaw was thrown
k,.s.as ap Old man Bender stood
r.s.s 49, ms With an Ak When the
49, aned back ia his chair
~ struck him over the head
eed ssay vas then robbed strle.
80 either stored In the eel.
" 'hfoTn into The creek
Regular Murder FENCE
e5rs =, ne murders traced 10 the
lh,a 49, bone exceed ln number
Bsna..a either Of The Holmes Or
NJ cases The police believe
irsn sanness played the game
rst ~. NO angles They MINK a.
al M !. lured men BY matrimonial
m. s = the big han room IN hef
shs,oA g , and then did auav win
bodI.. s y. That she also recei ge5
non aecomplices In chi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
THIEVES STEAL HORSES.

Horse thieves early yesterday
morning stole tao horses and tvo
sets Of harness from the Gr~rn
Lake llYefY stables. IN the Green
Lake district. II IL believed the
thieves headed for Richmond
Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Building Inspector Con-
demned Structure Which
Is Unsafe.
Miners Hotel on Western
Avenue Is Ordered
10 Close.

Alleged to Be IN danger Of col
iapaing Al almost any time. the
Miners Hotel building operated by
johnson 4 Sordqnlst. at i4As
Western av.. was condemned today
By Building Inspector Grant An
investigation. conducted under the
direction Of Commissioner Of
Health Crichtou, resulted IN a re.
port that. being structurallY unsafe.
the building vas IN an uuaanitary
condition.
The hotel building. which il
owned by the Ferry.feary Land
company. is declared TO be a reg.
ular katzeniammer Castle Il Is a
fiyeatory frame structure. built
many years AKA. aud owing pos
sibly 10 the nature Of the con.
ntruction and IL location on the
side OF a hill. the framework has
all warped out Of shape
IN Wre,ehed condition.
The building IL said 10 look ~
II II had been In an earthquake
Some OF the floors are warped all
out Of shape. and tn places are al
most -four inches out 81 plumb. The
floors in spots look AZ II they had
separated entirely from the ioists
and the inspectors are amazed prin
clpally al the fact that il has not
ALREADY raffapAsd
This building has been on the
bad books Of the health department
for several YEAR,. and the reason Il
was not closed ny q long time ago
is not known. II had been con.
demned az least three years ago.
but on some pretext was allowed ia
be continued in use.
The building Inspector will prob
ably issue orders condemning one
OF more bulldinss ON Main st. to-
morrow. u Is known that a close
examination Of several of the old
wooden structures Ia the vicinity
Of Fourth af : has been IN prog
ress today. and IL was reported at
tue city hall that the officials had
FtHftA'AAAN AHttAfA MNAA NthafNAh'
ing AZ least one wooden hotel struc-
fure Ia that section.
To Condemn Others.
Building Inspector Grant an
nonnced today that he Was not pre-
pared 10 report on any Of the Main
st buildings AZ this time. but he
continued that no one should be
surprised II one or more Of the
Older buildings In that district
were ordered closed up tomorrow.
The new building inspector has
commenced close investigation Of
all the older wooden structures ia
the business section OF the city. and
II is likely thar number OF build
inga in the lower districts will be
condemned in the near future II Is
known that several Of these struc-
lures have been Ga an unsafe con
dItion for a number 81 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Ne went 10 Laporie 90 seek for
his brother, who had disappeared
while visiting Mrs. ounness, and
dug up the brothers body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Vauan Believed Now to
H,,, Been But One
Of Band.
Cjl, Of La Porte Offers
Reward Of $1,000 for
Her Arrest.


La PORTE. tna- Nay ~
t.lesssiy believing that Mrs.
, esrnsss . sails alive. the CITY
-ssasll senieht siil eftsr a re
. - e. 5000 fer her capture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

One Mans Experience.
CHICAGO. May fi-George IN.
derson. Of Tarhio. 40. today re
lated an experience be had IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

cagu. aud made her farm a mnr
DIR fence for their disposal
so ehfswd we're hsr. operations
that farm hands. visitors and uipat
ultimate ueiEhbofs never suspect
I'd her crimes StrouH men of pro
aumcd utslltEonce aided her plans
and DID go unaware 1T their feal
meaning sud horrible significance
Most If The hgsiies recovered had
holes In TIE skull ard werc matlIaf.
"a b. Hre and Acknowledgement al
most hsYund Identification.
Victim Tough, fer lite.
Evidence came 10 light Indicating
that Andrew BslKelein. one ~ AIRS
Guinness alleged victims whuxe
mutilated body waa found In sack
On the Guinness farm. was murdered
while making q desperate nght for
hia ufe
DR. J. II Meyer. sho examined
fh0 corpse. reported TO the coroner
that ~ found several brown. curly
hairs eieuehed IN Iieigciein'a Ftehi
hand Il - supposed that IN the
death struggle be pulled this hair
from The scalp of hia slayer The
police authorities are nov willing
h. accept the original thcoFY that
Mrs Guinness was burned 10 death
IN the fire which destroyed her
home.
siehtssers Wait Place.
AT ruads In this county led 80
the Guinness farm yesterday. and
more than 1900 sishtseora visited
the place 81 death before the sun
set. Practically every able bodied
resident 81 this clty made the trip
and the railroads and trolley lines
brought about iao0 more 10 the
city.
Mayor barrow found y necessary
~ iaana stringent orders that the
SUNDAY closing laws should DE
strictly enforced. and the hotels
aud restaurants we're overrun with
patrons Practically every convey
ancc Ia the town vas pressed into
service IN an attempt 10 provide
transportation Tor The crowds. In
the afternoon these proved lusuffi.
Client. aud late corners were forced
10 make their way to the place on
foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Boats and Trains. ; Cents.
THE WEATHER SHOWERS TONIGHT
AND rue WEST WINDS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-09
Little Mamie Rose Rose.

.eTt doesn't take these little Russian
children long to catch on to things In
this country" remarked teacher Of
the Educational alliance. when one
explains word to them they never
forget it. and they are always ready
with an illustration Of Its meaning
too remember that some time ago
had explained to the class the mean
ing of the word ambiguity. and then.
as the custom is. turned about and
made them explain the word to me.
"'Now, is there any one.' asked.
who can give me an Illustration
"A grimy little urchin at the back
of the room stuck up his hand.
"'Here's ambiguity fer ye.' he
cried. Little Mamie Rose sat on q
tack-little Mamie Rose. Seer
"Oh, no." concluded the teaches. you
don't have to explain a thing to the
east side child twice."-New York Sun.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-09
Kitchens are Unnecessary.

Housewives can make electricity
serve them in many ways without IN
stalling an expensive equipment,
says The Delineator for January.
The electric range, that must have
special wiring, is costly. But other
devices are within easier reach. They
are operated simply by attaching the
connection to the electric-hght sock
ct, from which the ordinary bulb is
temporarily removed for the pur-
pose. Among these conveniences is
the electric fiatiron maintained at
the proper temperature while NOV
ing over the ironing board in action;
the electric dining-room set of tea
kettle, chafng-dish and coffee perco-
lator which will merrily cook on the
breakfast table the second course
while you are eating the first; and
the electric heating-pad of elder
down that takes the place of the hot
water bottle. Any Of these work at
a cost Of about two cents an hour.
Beyond them there is so much that
may be done by electricity that it
sounds like a story of East Indian
magic.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-09
Missed the Towpath.

There was little girl Eve years old
or 80 living in an inland town up the
state. Near her home there was no
river nor. in fact, any water but the
Erie canal.
The child's mother made visit to
New York and on her return was tell
ing Of her trip down the bay and OF
how wonderful the sea had looked to
her. Her little girl was listening
eagerly.
''Tell me just what the sea is like.
mamma" she said.
Her mother made an effort
There's the beach," she said. "all
smooth white sand. You stand on It
and look, ,-out over the ocean. and all
you can see Is water. just moving wa
ter, waves coming in and breaking
nothing but water and sky"
The child sat trying to picture 1t,
then in an awed little whisper asked:
"Oh. mamma. isn't there a tow
h?'-New York Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-09
On In. Dynamite Ships.

There is a service whose conditions
are little known to the outside world.
that Of the men on the dynamite ships
that lurk in the shadow Of Canvey fs-
land. 1t once happened that a cargo
boat took fire near Canvey island The
crew could not extinguish the flames,
the vessel had to b abandoned. and
the tide carried her straight for the
dynamite ships. By a miracle the
blazing hulk steered safely between
them. But the tide turned, and with
it back again she came. Another MIR
acle and the floating inferno missed
them all second time. A spark from
her blazing timbers. the least shock
from collision and she had exploded
such mine as would have blown the
half of Essex into Ireland She float
ed. Kissing and splutter ing. down the
tideway and passed away. to burn her
self to the waters edge beyond the
reach of dynamite. And the silent.
lonely men stayed unstirrfng at their
posts and twice saw the grave open
and close before them. - Army and
Navy.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-09
Annual Meeting of Stockholders.

The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Peoples Bank was held at the Of
fee of the bank Tuesday afternoon. The
report of the years business showed a
nice profit, and dividend of eight per
cent. had previously been declared by
the directors, while a nice sum was car
ried to surplus and undivided profits.
This was fine showing for the first
years business, as in many cases it is
not customary for new bank to pay a
dividend the first year. (,
The same board Of directors was re-
elected, as follows: H. c. Folk, J. J..
Simmons, G. Frank Bamberg, c. B.
Free, Jno. F. Folk, Jones A. Williams,
and N. P. Smoak. The meeting of
stockholders then adjourned.
The directors Immediately held a
meeting and reelected the old officers,
as follows: H. C. Folk, president; G..
Frank Bamberg, vice-president; W. P.
Riley, cashier; N. P. Smoak, assistant
cashier.