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Billiards.

Tom Gallagher won the first night g play
In his match of 500 points IS inch. shots In ,
with Edward Mclaughlin at McGraw's
Broadway room. beatlng, his opponent by
score of $50 to SO. The high runs for GAL
McLaughlln, could put together was IS, az
and 8. CaliRsher's average was II 2-S,
running out In six innings. McIaughlins 8
average was 10 Us. The score:
Gallagher--t7, 50, 81, IS, IS, a: total, go.
MoLAughlln-4. q %, 8, 5; total. 81
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The dead Persimmon heads the list of
winning sires, and Is nearly $4,000 ahead
of st. Frusquin, his nearest opponent.
and the big majority OF his total can be
attributed TO Bayardo. the champion two
year-oid OF the season. In fourth place is
1t will be noticed that the family of the old
horae heads the list In the number of races
won,N He has the two-year-old record of
the year-that is, his youngsters have bean
more successful during 1908 than the gets
Of any other sire. Following is the total
for sires: .,..r,
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"a Brooklyn Bridge did nos
handle the material that entered Into Ite
construction. He told others how - de
It, He directed
In like manner direct all dental ssof&
done in this Office. It IL practinaItr my
work, although others do It Its hazteE
than could do II alone. just as the Hz1<'its
lyn Bridge is better than Roeblin& uplsld
have made II alone.
Send for my booklet .DentistrT b.
Specialists and the Gentle, Art a HeI<s<
lessness' containing names lAn< ~
dreeses) OF hundreds Of we'll known ps6nIe
In Brooklyn and Manhattan who hz99
been coming TO me for. years. and Who
recommend my methods enthusiast siEcsIiy !.
You should never 90 to any dentie< ufiIes4
you know more about him than yoa can
learn from newspaper advertisenent
no matter how attractively it niay sesd-
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More FeothaIl Captaln..

SoUTa SRTHLKEEs, Pa, Dec. 4..-Lleyd
B. Treat OF Glastonbury. Conn. q junior at
Lehieh University. was to-day elected cap
tain of the football team for next season
Treat has played left tackle since his fresh
man year. Heis2 p yesrs old. feet u inches
.ANNAPotas. Nd. Dec. t;-Edear Hsuver
Of Myersville, Nd, was elected captain OF
the 81. Johns College football team to.
night. His position 10 tackle. ~
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Gynnastic Meets for alIaaleu.

AESAroLis. .1Md.. Dec. 1.-THE Naval
Academy will meet the 'University,of Penn
sylvania. Columbia and probably Lehieh In
GSal mssts On DrsSs sssgrsa even
the Columbia meet is ,he 30th and for the
Pennsylya1ia meet the 27th. The coming
In this branch Of athietics. and the tesm "a
expected 70 be strong. -s--.T Y
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BasebaiI Notes.

Manager Stalllngs OF the Hiehlandsrs is q foot.
ball expert. He played the game Nhe1 he was
a student al tho Virginia Military Academy.
II the big leagues at their coming nestng VIII
take steps that lead 20 the nbolltion Of the
sptball they will have done . great deal Of good.
even " they do nothing else.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AMERICAN HOLDS THE PRIDE
or PLACE IN ENGLAND.
Has Fifteen WinnIng Mounts Nero Than
Nearest ConpetitOy--J. d. Joel TopV
y tho winning Owners, Win EBeImeut
amt Croker we'll Up On ~the last.

The curtain was rung down on the English
nat racing season last Monday and the tables
OF winning Jockeys. owners. sires and train
err Ii Of interest to every turfgoer on this
side of the Atlantic. Danny Maher. the
American rider. Ia at the top OF the list OF
winning Jockeys both In percentage and
the number OF winning mounts. There
is report that Maher Will not come to
America until little later. Although
j. II, tskeetsl Martin. the other American
Jockey. had fairly good number Of mounts
during the year he did not finish any way
prominent In the list and was no closer to
the front brigade than seventeenth. Maher
had q splendid season Of II and was lucky
to get astride some OF the best animals
on the turf. He was especially lucky
with the two-year-olds, as he had the leg
UP on some Of the most prominent winners.
Following Is the Jockey table:
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Pool.

In the amateur pool tournament now In
progress at Doyles Broadway room p. j.
Mansfield defeated Tod Sloan last night by
a score OF o. to 40. The high run was IS,
made by Mansneld. On Monday night
Kid Mccoy will play r. East
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jockey Glenn .JenkIn, Deaa,

SAN Francisco. Dec. t.-Clem JenkIns
four or Ave years ago one Of the best rIders
In England and before that popular and
successful Jockey on California and Eastern
tracks, died here tonight after suffering
was 81 years Of age. When he grew heayy
he went to Europe. and rode Tor royalty
both IN England and France, where he had
considerable suneeaa
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HOCKEY.
IPrineeton's Team Defeats CfsseeI.< =.
IN tho First Practice Game

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The hockey season opened last rihHl Is
the St. Nicholas Skating Rink With 4 I>IsiE
tice game between the teams Of .Yizn1tfo0
and the Crescent Athletic Club. yut kItt
Crescent team were several new pIzxesa
who are being tried Out By Afanhfzk Mo-
Kenzie. and with the exception o. Isn4 &1
goal there was not a single pleyeflW la*f
years championship team on The lo4. Eh4
Princeton team was In good form, ana Hftl
having two goals scored against Them s1s
players braced UP and scored three usil&s fs
the first half and won the game by 4 ecett
OF goals to 2. Theirs was no sootiH4 Il
the second half. s. isl4ts-
Hardy. the Crescent captain. pak4t TIE
first goal soon after play started md
then Walker scored when six, miui}55a -
time had gone, Rhilips two rllntess
the ice, lodging cleverly and acqred ul1<|
aided. Eight minutes later Brush Scored
for Princeton, and a minute qftef tijI4 H4
scored again, making the winning goal q y
The Princeton players skated EeIk ana
were fast. The weak spot on the llu4 W4a|
right wing where Dwight the shur.II1x
was tried. Several substi itHtes Wer4 l}}e#
at that position before the. game ftsizd
Peacock played well. at goal and aiz.1f11f
several hard shots. The Crescent pit{ef4
showed lack Of pfa6tioes end saftsr ti.9 f.!zs
ess sss seops msntss bsa IF Bs sasss sess nsa
lots Of Training win have 10 be. done "a "a
In shape for hard game. TIE teams iin7<.
N D.
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No Extra Charge for n.

Advertisements for TIE SUN and THE
EVENING Sun may be left at any American
District Messenger office in the city.
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In the Department. OF Winning trainers
sum, which was W on in twenty-one races
by twelve horses; Aleck Taylor is good
second. while p. p. Gilpin is a respectable
than any one else. as with twenty horses
he won thirty-nine races, but they were
not as valuable as those captured by
Morton. Chew. Ginistrelli. who won the
Derby and Oaks with SiRnorenetta. figures
in the list with his two victories. because he
was his own trainer. Following are the
tnta
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Australian newspapers which have just
Jack nfps Ss bic ocorsa
weight who is matched To fight Tommy
2e. johnson Is quoted as sayine, that he
sna that % he VII ss Ss sG Fs
his man until he sees the heavyweight
champion in the ring before him. johnson
calls Burns bluner aud says that he viii
@ @ seoaes 81 Bafhs fas saa
never defeated a first clase man and for
that, reason Is a -four husher.. johnson
hff sa sh''s M shst 1msras e ss sSsns spS s
to take on Retohel or Kaufman for the
here, II Of course he beats Burns, there may
Peon Of ssm Iaassosd % Ss hss negro sR Rs
JIM fynas on tSe eS Coast ts month " Ias Iaas.
Fra ynn says Y that after he has dispSsd e
man. both Of whom he thinks he can trim.
Then, Langford declares. he will be In
tl'ne 10 tackle the winner Of the Burns-,
S9ihihson yii mill. and In his opinion johnson
Cofroth. by the way, is still. trying to
make match between Packey Mcfarland
com @ re'He WsoS SeSa Sa. 'er ssr.s e we ,ss
pounds at O'Clock In the morning., SIX
hour h9STs T., before entering The ring sna Srofii i
aSSsP decsSss es ss sSf 9s 'sT %
Ttlll be 10 fght. AZ thsse men are the best
Dane wishes to have them decide the aues-
,matoh viii Ss sIfansed after, a wrsnsls.
SH. ets WsoS Cam SS s5 ssgp
boot. ~
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

On tile west, we have Florence
with Its great coal. oil aud cement
industries. and Canon City with coal
and fruit. where the product from
fruit culture has made the value Of
land rsaoh as high as d i 800 per acre.
To the east Of Pueblo we have tile
rapidly growing and thifty young
cities Of Manzanola. Fowler, Sugar
City. Rocky Ford, Swink. La Junta.
Las AnimAs. Lamar, Granada and
Holly, all surrounded by most produc.
tive and rapidly growing areas. This
part Of the Arkansas valley Ia the
home of the celebrated Rocky Ford
cantaloupe. where many hundreds OF
cars are annually shipped to the great
eastern centers.
The portion of the valley east of
Pueblo comprises over one hundred
thousand acres of alfalfa and over
fifty thousand acres of sugar beets,
also thousands of acres of cantaloupes
and fruits in addition to other
ordinary farm crops such as wheat,
oats and various other cereals.
All this remarkable transforma-
tion is due to irrigation. Lands
have steadily advanced in value
until choice located sugar beet lands
are worth from 300 to 5000 per acre,
and small tracts surrounding the
various towns are worth from $50 to
$500 per acre. and yet this entire re-
gion is probably not more than one
fifth populated. Tens Of thousands
Of acres Of good irrigable lands with
water rights more remote from towns
may yet be bought for from $50 to
$75 per acre. Nowhere Oh the Amer
lean continent can be found safer
Investment than in these lands, or
a more desirable place for indus
trious families to establish homes.
Amy one who will carefully in
spect this valley and weigh it's possi-
bilities, must reach the conclusion
that it is destined to continue to
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develop and grow In population and
wealth for many generations to come.
FLORENCE BRYAN CLUB
ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT

:
The Florence Bryan club wss organ
lied last night in the Office Of George
H. Wilkes The organization Of the
club, as stated In Its preamble, Ia
for the purpose of promoting the in
terests of Democracy. also the nomi
nation and election of W. ]. Bryan
for the next president of the United
States.
The meeting was called to order by
George Columbia and on motion
julius McCandless was elected tempo
rary chairman and G. II. Wilkes Sec
retary. The organization was then
made permanent.
The meeting resolved itself into a
committee of the whole for the pur-
pose of discussing suitable resolu-
tions, after which the chair appointed
committee of five on resolutions,
consisting Of G. II. Wilkes, Geo.
Columbia, Greeley Draper, Lynn
Smith aud W. H. Kelso. Following
is the report of the resolutions com.
mite which was unanimously adopt.
ed by the club:
1--WE, the members of The Florence
Bryan club, organized fer the pur.
pose Of promoting the interests of
Democracy and cementing our united
efforts to the support of that match
less leader, william Jennings Bryan,
for the next president of the United
States. do adopt the following resolu-
tions:
'First-That we believe the prin-
ciples of Democracy as enunciated by
Thos. Jefferson and William Jennings
Bryan. to be the principles of gov
ernment most beneficial to the masses
Of the American people. and we un-
qualifiedly endorse VIM. j. Bryan
for the next president of the United
States.
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Second We heartily commend
and lnve praise for the untiring
efforts Of the public spirited men Of
Denver and the state in securing for
the city Of Denver the next DINO
cratic convention, and we extend our
hearty cooperation and support in
every way to make every feature Of
the convention Q success, and to ex-
tend hearty welcome to all visitors
who may come within our midst.
"Third = That the hard times.
empty dinner pail, and money panics
heretofore attributed to the Demo-
Gratis by the Republican party, have
lost their SAVIOR and delnsive in
fuences and the charge that the Dem.
ocratic party is the cause of money
panics, we hand back to the Repub-
lican party under its favored lead
er, Theodore Roosevelt.
''Fourth-We invite the member
ship. support and cooperation Of
all persons endorsing the principles
Of Democracy, and give our untiring
efforts to the Democratic cause from
now until the polls close next Novem-
ber. hoping for Democratic victory.
national, state and county"
An executive committee consisting
of seven members, the president of
the club to act as chairman, was then
named as follows: First ward, W. P.
Wilbar. W. H. Kelso; SECOND ward,
George Wilson, Alfred Durfee Third
ward, Joe Hessick, O. @. McNulty.
George Wilson was elected treasurer
and DR.. F. r. Moore, vice president.
The meeting was very enthusiasts
tic as we'll as harmonious one. The
club starts off with membership of
thirty five and it announces that its
roll is open to all who stand for the
principles set forth in its preamble
and resolutions. The next meeting
of the club will occur Feb 26. ana
thereafter on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month. A meet
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ing place has not been definitely de-
cided upon AS yet, but will be an.
nounced later by the executive com :
mittee.
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Any one who will carefully in
spect this valley and weigh it's posi- :
bilities, must reach the conclusion
that it is destined to continue to
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Lew Gibbs returned last evening from a month s visit to friends in Oklahoma.
 |. F.. McDavid left for San Carlos this morning, where he will conduct services.
 Charles Connel, in migration inspect or at Douglas, arrive last evening on official business.
 Chas. l.. Rawlins left yesterday morn inp for Tombstone t,n legal business be- forth the Cochise county court.
 Frank E. Probert of Los Angeles, con sulting engineer of the Superior & Bos ton, returned last night from Albu' querque, where he was in consultation with President hieo of the SuPrioI Boston.
 Judge R. NJ. Foll of Shelbyville, Ky. president and generll manager of ih' Arizona Colorado Mining company, ar rived in the city last night, and vii remain short time on business for th' company.
 Miss Hazel Keegan arrived last nigh to spend the summer months at he home. Miss Hazel has been attending school at Mills college, California, an' after vacation will return. She vii | grauatc next year. Mrs. ). 8. Miles and children, Mis- Gladys and J. Ney, are expected to ar rive home tonight from san Antonio Miss Gladys has been attending sehoo at that place and Mrs. Miles and ] Ney went there for visit about thre weeks ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
LIFE SENTENCE
 FUR ASSA|LANT IF L0WFH|AN Walters Smiles When Judge
 Nave Pronounces His Sentence, LIFE TERM FOR MESA Counsel For Shivers Makes
 Motion For a New
 Y Trial,

James Walters, who was found. guilty of assaulting Officer Lowthian with a deadly weapon with intent to- kill, was yesterday sentenced to life imprison- ment in Yuma pcnitentiary by Judge Nave in the Gila county district court. Walters merely smiled when the sen tence was pronounced and made on com ment on it.
 Others sentenced were:
 Mancimiano Mesa, convicted of rape, life.
 Limo l.. Zalaras, convicted of burg lary, eighteen months.
 Counsel for c. o. Shivers, who was found guilty of rape on a ten'year-old girl made motion for new trial for Shivers on tho ground that new evi' dcnce had been found. Arguments on the motion will be heard Monday.
 The jury in the case of Walter Brice, charged with stealing calf from Ed Harrell, returned q verdict of acquittal after a few minutes deliberation.
 One of the interesting features ot
  Nave of subpocnae for the calf Brle' was charged with taking. An officer was sent 10 a pasture near the eitl where the calf was found and brought it tS the court house. Judge Mayo ob iccted to its being brought into th' court room and instructed the jury t' 1 go down into the street and look(at II
 On the stand, Briee admitted brand ing the calf, saying that he found with his cattle and that he had seei ! it following one of his cows and wa sure the COW was the mother of tn calf
 HcYrell swore that the calf was hi property and that he had seen it wit one of his own cows repeatedly. Stone l man and Jacobs dtfcnded Brice. nlmber Of witnesses appeared to te' tify in behalf of both Brice and fiorrel
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The White House
 THEODORE COLLINS. Proprietor.

Ladies Emb. Collars, white, pink,
 blue and mixed, ...................25c to Doe Ladies Fancy Silk Collars, white,
 pink. blue and b.aek......-...............95c Ladies White Emb. Wash Belts........35c Ladies Lace Collarettes....-~.S5 .S5c to sl.25
 TILL SATURDAY BARGAINS. Famous Royal Worcester Corsets,
 sizes IS to 2l, values SIPS to $2.50. Till Saturday F. B. Corsets, sizes 24 to 30. Till / Saturday Ladies' Thin Mercerized Hose, 35c values. Till Saturday ..-----.-,.-.-.....2oe Black and Brown Lace Boot Hose, 35c values. Till Saturday ,-..-.-.-.-s5e Brown All Lace Hose, 35c values. Till Saturday Children E Black Hose, all sizes. Till Saturday. ...---.......---..--.-..Z TOT 1oc Infants Colorcd Lace Hose, 35c
 values. Till Saturday ...--.-.....-..-.--..-2oc Infants Ribbed Shirts. Till Satur-
 day ..........................-.2 25c and 35O
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

New Shipment of Fancy China-1n, 70. D. Commercial company has Just re ccived consignment of handsome art jugs and pitchers from one of the large pottery works of Baltimor. which they tell about in their display.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Everybody turn out and see one of tho hottest games of the season at the ball park this afternoon. "eisbecker is to pitch for the visitors ani Collins will hon down the box for tue Eagles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Rates to Chicago and return on ae- count of the Republican National Con veution are announced to be S5s.7o Tickets on sale at Globe station June II, l2 and 18th, good to return until June 30.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

It Is Lesson---In homc decorating to go through the great stock of rugs, curtains. draperies and tapestries of Naquin Co. Their encouragement in our display columns is only a starter in their story of their 'nammotn stock.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

To Soldiers Horie-Allen McCool returned to tho Los Angeles county sol dicrs home yesterday, after spending two weeks here and at Roosevelt visit ing friends.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Statement of First National.

The report of the condition of the First National bank is published else where in this issue and shows a credit able increase in business. The deposits total $592, ,279.20. J
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Memorial Day Services--Sunday morning at II o'clock is the time set for memorial services at St. John g Episcopal churh. Rev. George Selby will preach the memorial sermon com memorative of departed members of the q. A. R., w. k. c. and Spanish Wal Veterans. Special music will be pro vided and large attendance is OK pected.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Hay at Safford-A passenger on last night s train said the scene at Stafford and Thatcher rcsembled hay market in the old country. Hay wagons by the dozens were waiting the arrival of ears for shipment
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Flow of Hot Water-Dory Morris ar rived last night from Stafford. Mir. Nor ris states that work is progressing nice ly with the oil boring machine. They are now down l779 feet. From that
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

went to Safford-Prof. A. K, Stablci and Miss WestcIman went to Stafford
 yesterday to attend the Stafford high school commencement exercises.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Manager Independent Market-Jack Collins is TOW manager of the lnde- pendent meat market, always on the lookout for the best things to be bought and finds them. He now has choice lot of well fed spring chickens. His tad" will always remind you.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Inadvertently omitted-Among

Inadvertently 0mitted-Among those of whom honorable mention was made at the graduating exercises Thursday aight should havs been the Hlme of Ernest Kellner. who was neither tardy nor absent during the school year. A. k. Stablor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

point comes strong flow of water sev' eral degrees hotter than at Indian Hot Springs. Indications point strongly foi oil.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

! sheftall a Deputy-W. D. Sheftsu
 night watchman at the Gila Valley de
 pot and shops, has been appointed deputy shoriir by Sherifl Thompson.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Returns to California-N. s. Berray, former superintendent of the Old Do minion mine, left yesterday for Cali fornia, after spending week here at tending to interests in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

: Dominion Hotel Arrivals-C. T. Bar , ton, J. B. Hoffman, II. C. Simmons' Gibson; J. k. Teasdsle, St. Louis; w. ..J. Kuhl, Los Angeles; F. II. Ager, New
 York; J. J. Johnson, Phoenix; Frank fl. Probert, Los Angeles; W. R. Parker Hans Johnson and wife, New York.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
A Screaming Comedy. "Jackof all trades" at the |

Come to Ryan g, go 10 Ryan g and with Ryan's Drugs, stationery a' soda water.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Tn tse valley-M. II. Webster, local manager of the telephone company, went down the valley yesterday to a' tend to company business there.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Tho set-well Hair Roll-its name
 tells what it is at AchenbGeh s exciu' sive millinery store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Vote for Bob Anderson, demoeratic nominee for city marshal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

From Gercnimo-Rollo Wightman foreman of the Wightman ranch at Geronimo, is visiting relatives in the citN
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Wanted.

Five hundred men, women and chll' drcn at the Star lee Cream Parlor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Tremendous Bargains in the Great Skirt
 Department

New goods just from the best eastern makers. Tho very latest styles, the richest mater ials, and all at prices that will make quick selling of this gi- gantic stock.
 French Voiles. clegaruy trim med N.h heavy -.lk drop,
 were SSJ. TOW. ..........S .S20 French No;ies. with heavy drop, were go, now. ..S15 French Voiles. without drop skirt, were $l5, now. ..$1o French Voiles, without drop skirt, were SIP, now. .$8 French voiles, without drop skirt, were $50, now. .. .$5 French Voiles, without drop skirt, were $7, now. =. .S4.5o
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Business at Clifton-J. C. Gatu ,' in Clifton on business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Gasxill Returns-William Gaskiil,
 senior partner of the firm of Ryan X ; Gaskill, butchers. has recovered from
 an attack of rheumatism.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

keyurns from AIpuquerque--Geo. k. Hin, attorney, returned last night from two days trip to Albuquerque, N. M.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Eastern Star Meeting-Whito Nom tain Chapter No. 8, o. F. S., will have regular meeting Tuesday night, May %. A full attendance is desired. lnl- tiation. Visiting members invited Mrs. Nellie Lady, W. M., Mrs. Anne Sydnor, secretary.