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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
WHERE WILL THEY Stop

The home mission council which central organiza.
ton OF the home mission workers OF all the evangelical
churches Of the United States reported to have euered upon
the most arrcaching movement for investigating the ea0se
OF sim poverty, vice and crime undertaken
II taken up ieaessy, uuremngy and with the unshal
able resolution follow truth wherever leads it might reveal
the disease change complexion of society
THE EVANGELICAL CHURCHES OF THIS CoUN-
TRY MIGHT REALLY SAVE THE SOULS NOT ONLY
OF MILLIONS OF THE LOST BUT OF THE NATION
ITSELF If 1T WENT ABOUT THIS GREAT TASK IN
THIS HEROIC WAY,
But new point OF view will have 10 be attained. Most
comfortable and pous people in accounting Tor the state Of
the uncomfortable and mpious do by saying that people
poor and miserable because they bad.
This is The real students OF the matter know
that bad because they poor and miserable
This is always the Nou find instances every
where OF running themselves by their vices and weak
but the vast masses Of and oucas all over the
world NOT 20 blame They foredoomed their lost
condition just the born Iowa farm which he
focdoomed be comfortable aud the average
respectable and honest
The home mission council probably know this They
doubt that vice and crime result from poverty Just
tuberculosis results from bad air and poor food Some
people have spite the best conditions but
arises from preyenable things SO with evil and vice aud
crime
Once facing this fact squarcly the home mission nyest-
gators will be confronted with the question 70 whether
poverty is prevcntabc
Ii they 60 10 Adam smith and the old economists the
will be that IL that Cod put earth with
provisions sufficient Tor ALL and that degradation and
disease natural agencies for the killing of OF the surplus
Believing good God the home mission humanitarans
will reject this They viii then have take the happygo-
lucky oolsparadse attitude that somehow il will all
right people goodor they will be forced the position
that human misery the caused by social aadust
and that by changes which
will wealth produced flow the hands that
make it, instead Of the Golfers Of onopoand will open
the earth to labor terms Of Justice
And then the home missioners win be Up against They
viii have order for the gcneraposperty omcct aud they
will be afraid break the monopoly egg For general pros
pery. when it viii demand the sacrifice II unjust priv
ge whether held by States Steel Corporation
Deacon Smith in the And will be the thought
OF Deacon Smith that viii impress the Investigators
Nevertheless. hope they'll go on. Ne hope some ol
them will read this editorial before they begin. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
HAIR OIL HARRY DOESN'T SEE
WHERE Joy RIDE" is so MERRY
and Knows
whereof lie Speaks
BY Frss ssassfsr.

chops. his boss went 0n Harry.
but once In a while he cuts loose.
steals the touring tumbrei. aud.
wish a party Of picked pals. gives
an initiation u daredevil gone
dippy. I'm boarding up a penny 70
buy ar extra when he Aklda Off a
bridge some sad and aomber morn.
Ing.
Yon never know how alecky a
chatter can get until be has him.
self hypnotized Into the Idea that
he's a genial host He starts afg
on the high gear. and wont slack
up f0r anything less than con
crete abutment There was ak %
"a IN the crowd OF course. haig
of them wore skirts. aud the cheer.
ful chatter succeeded IN getting a
yelp out 81 them twice 10 a block.
The male contingent was supposed
70 BE- game. aud their prayers we're
silent Ouea What they said 81 you
could hear them was not from the
Psalms We Gideswiped a street
car. ouisprin,ed three bicycle cups.
unh0rAed milk wagon. went
through the gates of railroad
crossing. and wlltcd the radiator
AGAINST a lamp post We ran out ~
gasoline long before our friend ran
oUl Of giadneaa. when We climbed
out We found an apple woman >
shawl festooned on the front axle.
and we're wondering. One 0f the
CELLS had 90 b. sent home In q keb
aud hysirTics The chatter was
very much peeved ~ such = quick
finish % the Joy iauut But We
told him not 20 mind. he'd have
another chance"
You're not keen for more ol
the same. are YOU" asked the
Prescription Clerk. passing the
splritns ffumeuu 20 bis colleague
and fishing In the cardamon seed
Jar for q breath killer
Not muh. said Hair oil Har.
~ We meant he'd have another
chance with new material When
! crOak want 10 have large
funeral IFS hard 10 drum up
mourners when you're killed on a
Joy ride"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

H. Tho former was found securely
fastened from within II resisted
the utmost force ~ those who en-.
deav0red 10 raise A. A large GIN.
iet hole had been pierced in It's
frame 70 The lafi. and a very stout
nail waa found flttod therein. near.
~ 70 the head Upon examining the
other window similar nail faa
seen similarly fitted IN a.. and a
vigorous attempt 20 raise this sash
failed also Tho police we're nov
entirely satisfied that egroHa had
not been Ia these directions And.
therefore. II was thought useless
20 draw the nails aud open the win.
dowH
"My own examination WAS more
particular
4 argued thus The mufderefs
did escape from one OF these win.
dowa This being 20. they could
not have refuHtcned the sanhea from
the inside. 40 they we're found
fastened Yet the aaahos we're
fastened They must. then, have
the power " fastening themselves.
stepped % the unobatrncted case
ment, withdrew the nail with some
difficulty, and attempted 10 raise
the sash II resisted all my Ct
forts. a. ! had anticipated A con
eeaied spring must. now knew,
exist ana thia confederation Of
my idea convinced me that my
premises. at least. were correct,
however mysterious aiill remained
the circumstances attending the
nail. A careful search soon
brought 90 nght the hidden spring
pressed II. and. satisfied with tho
discovery. forbore 20 upraise the
s4ah"
ITO be continuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
THf nURDERS . Ae RUE flORGUT
by LDoAR ALLAN POI

OF Mime Ll1Hpanaye would have
been utterly unequal tu the task
OF thruatina her daughters corpse
40 the chimney. and the nature Of
the wounds upon her 0Wn person
entirely preclude tho idea 90 self.
destruction Murder. then. has
been committed by some third
party, and the voices Of this third
party were those heard IN conten,
ton. Now what was tho one paeu.
liar thlug testified 20 by ali 70.
apectlng these voiceag pid YOU oh.
serve itg'
The Voice Heard
remarked that, while ali the
witnesses agreed that the Rmff
Voice was that ~ u rrenebman
there Was much disagreement ~ r..
gard to the ahrill or harsh gnioe
THAT WAS the evldenc@ itfelf.
said Dunin. but Il Was nof ins pc
euliaflty N the evidence fau have
observed nothing distinctive Yut
there was something 90 be ohsefs.
"a The witnesses, A. you romark
agreed about tho gruff voice. Hnt
Ia regard 10 the ahrlil voice. The
peculiarly is-not that they dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

ing. but 1 DO not hesitate 90 say
that deductions even from the ten
limony respecting the gruff aud
ahrili voices are auffioient 70 en-.
gender a suspicion which should
give direction 10 an further prog
reHa Ia the investigation OF the
mystery. What the suspicion IL.
however. ! will not say just yet
] merely wiah YOU 10 bear IN mind
that u was sufficiently forclbie 10
give o definite tendency to my In
aulrirs
'set un now transport our
selves, Ia fancy. TO the chamber
What shall We first seek hereg
Tho means OF egreaH employed by
The mnrdetern Neither you nor
| believe that Mime and Mile
LEapanayo were destroyed BY
Spirits. How. then. aid the asaaa
sin eacapeY lot un examine the
possible means 90 cgreas Il Is
clear that The anaaHslna were IN
the room where the girl was
found OF IA least In the room ad
Joining when tho party ascended
the stairs. II IN then only from
these two apartments that We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

tarisiized a salary loan shark p
The Pill Founder was mildly sar.
castle
'Worse'n that. said Hair OIL
Harry seriously = vas on one
Of those JOY rides with a chatter
friend Of mine I'm here because
I'm alive. not because J feel I'm
alive or all the bughouae per.
formanceH. the JOY ride thing f. the
most insectiferons
The Prescription Clerk gasped
and madea note 81 the word on hts
cuff.
"This chatter is a guy that looks
like a caramel wouldn't melt IN his
mouth when he driving Old Mutton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

aNg~~d but that. while an italian.
an EnNliahman. n spaulnrd = Ger
piaa aud Ffonrhsaan attempted ia
describe 4. zach one spoke ~ u a.
thai ~ n foreigner The French
man supposrs q the voice 81 4 span.
iaFd The German maiufaihs 4 10
have been that oi n Frsschman.
The Engiishman thinka II the snire
II n Herman The araniard d aure
Is Naa that of an t.nFliahmana he
Italian believes a the voice ~ a
Russian A second Frvuchman. dit
fetins with The first. n positive that
II NsH an italian and none 81 THESE
mer speaks w understands = NuFd
~ the language which hn thinks
she unknown voice used Each Ia
cnnvlncNd by the intunatson
Now. how strangely unusual must
that vnirr have really brrn. about
Nhlch such testimony a. this could
have been eiicltrl lin aAaHa
sonea. eyun. druitens ~ tAe fsse
ereat divisions Of Europs o1eid
rsWognize nothing familiar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

Use chicken. which mood not be
young. and one half pound ~ bacon
cut into small slices, Tut the bacon
In the bottom or The kettle. add tho
cut up chicken and fry 10 a nice
brown Ada three quarts Of water
one finely cut onion, and any sweet
herb that mny be preferred boil
slowly for three o. four hours.
strain of the liquor. skim off the
fai cut the meat into amall pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

Notice any silver threads
among my raven treeses this
morning asked Hair OIL Harry
az he entered the pharmacy and
slipped into bis white Jacket
Hardly any" replied the Pre-
scrtptlon Clerk. taking look
Nothing but dandrusf Better
try DIR Scaipum's FplIicie Exter.
mEnator. Sold ny Al Druggists.
Recommended BY None
-Aw. this II on the level pro
tested the soda Dispenser. 4 Ind
the scare OF my life last evening.
and TN wondering II It sticks out
on me
Been 20 a seance where they ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
Cheap CoIonist Tickets

VIII be sold again this spring.
westbound. via Oregon II. Il 4 Nav.
lgation Company's picturesque line.
during March and April. From
Chicago. $4,000. Sc Louis $1,000:
Omaha. Kansas City. ST. Paul and
all Missouri river points. $500.
Deposits taken az Union Ticket OF.
flee, No COS First Ave. u. E
ellis. Genl AEt zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

have 10 seek the exit Tho police
have laid hare tire floors. the celt.
inEN and the masonry of the
sails hut !. too. examined
There are no secret exits. 10th
doors leading from the rooms into
the passage were securely locked
with the ke}a Inside Let us turn
10 The chimnssR These. although
81 ordinary width FOR some eight
of ten feet above ihe hcRriha. VIII
not admit. throuEhou, their cx.
tent. ihs body even 81 a large cat
The lmpoNsihiiify OF such ogYeaa
beinE thus absolute. we are ~.
durad 70 the wtnd0wa Through
those ~ the front room no one
could have escaped without notice
from the crowd 90 the ntreet. The
muFderura must have paused.
than. through those Of tho back
fou48
Murasrars' Exit.
There are two windows IN tho
chamber Ono ~ them IL unab.
eifucfed BY furplfurc. and IL Whoi.
III visible The lower portlon OF
the other h hidden from vlsw b.
the head 81 thc unNicidy bedsiead
which IL thrust close up against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

Here are some curiously nppro g
pirate Chinese namea that one may
happen upon ia the city OF Mel
bourne
All Tick a. n carpenter. Sam Ling
Is fish -hRwkcr, Al ieelS a vendor
Of vegetables and Wah Shing pop
ular Chinese luundryman.
All Ticks establishment has the
prudent notice over tho counter.
Cash on delivery" t"tick" is Au.
stralian for "credltD
On the other hand, very innp-
prapriatn surname was that OF a
hufly, broad -cheRted Chinaman.
called as a witnosa la a recent police
euurt case. ana who, on being ask ed
his name r0Rrod Il out la stentorian
tones hr, 'Wun Lung"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

Angry Individual Sir. am no
hodg'h fool.
Bland Ilyaiander Sort Of a NAV.
eftek. chi
Hlghs on the Heels Of Style.
There IL woman who follows
the styles very closely
She doesn't iook a."
Nevertheless she H. the woman
who comes 10 buy the cast off
gnwna % the society wonen.
Haspinu on One Theme.
Scribhiaira writes a great many
ihings that play on the heart atrinEs
u the people"
Yes. hs seems 60 think that ev.
eryb0dFn heart Ia ball of twins p
stili n Was Honest Toll.
Hos are Yeoman's two sons get.
llng along
oh. one il still newer % wood
and tho other still a drawer Of
water
Rat ! heard tina, they had taken
up art
To be sure One IL wood cary.
er ard the other sketches mariae
nrenes
Matching Her Slim Figure.
Of al things. Agnes. dach.
ahtnd for a pet
~rush Annette. he's an accessory
10 the hipless style"
The Carpenters serenade.
A lath ] quite a door you. dear.
I've hsilsaya loved your laughter.
Oh. wlndoW you intend TO grant
The Wish my hopes are rafterg
When first I sawyer smile twas
plane
| wood re- ioice 60 marry:
on. let IA Ga the ioiuer's HE
Nor longer shingie larry
And uow tina, I have aKed you.
dear.
Plumb. square. and on the level
1--we always wanted 1by.4l.
Dou't Spite hopes happy revel
The oofnlce waving Peggy dear.
The gables an are ringing.
Why let me pinef-ior. Oh. you
know
I'm sawaust when I'm singing!
Saturday Evening Post.
Pretty Indeed.
You consider smiths fianeee'
pretty
well. she's ao pretty that she
gets a scat IA the most crowded car
As soon AZ she enters IT, New
York Herald
Man Is 90 per cent water. and like
water he finds Il easier 10 so down
bin than 60 climb Puck.
Trouble on the River.
Charon was flabhergnstcd.
"That shade wanted 10 take the
boat for a Joy ride. he cried
Plainly there Is NO limit New
York sun.
Never Again.
Bessie And are you fascinated
By your flancc1
Tessie Fascinated You ought
to see the cute way he kisses me
under my chin
Bessie Yes. II Ia cute. taught
him that Smart Set
Sympathetic.
Sometimes do feel 80 charit.
ably inclined"
DO YOU. indeed"
yes"
4 suppose Il keeps you perpet-
uaily broke"
"N.no. not exactly"
How IN 10"
4 am always broke when I feel
that way. - Nashville American.
Just about the time a foresighted
man believes he has little money
laid by toward his years taxes. his
wife insists that they have 10 have
another load of coal
The kind Of man who wears
a sllklinod overcoat IN generally
dissatisfied with Il because Il holds
his diamond stud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

In using macaroni cook In salted
water uuill tender; then pour cold
water over a. The hot water bursts
the starch grains. making the maca.
roni sticky. The cold water rlnaes
this away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

Ais tablespoon Of finely ebop-
ped ham and the beaten yolk oflona
cRg with a little milk Heat over
the fire without boiling Spread on
itin buitercd toast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

One-half can of pineapple grated
Two tablespoons of butter. one cup
OF sweet cream. one half cup sygnf
Eoiks ~ three eggs Bake with I'M
der crust. Beat the whites Of three
eggs atiff with one-fourih cup OF
sugar Spread over pic aud brown
slightly IN hot oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

have said that tho whlms ~ ms
friend were manifold. aud Il WAS
bis humor now To- decline an con
versatlon on the subject 81 the mur.
der, until about noon the next day
tie then asked me. suddenly. II |
had ohscrycd anything peculiar az
the scene of the ntfuciiy
There was something IN his man
uar of emphasizing the word PEE
euliar which caused me "a 8hud
der without knowing why
No. nothing particular" ! said
nothing more az lraat than we
both saw stated ia the papers"
The papers. he replied have
not entered J fear into the Unusual
horror % the thlug Il appears to
me that this mystery la considered
lnaoluble for the very reason which
should cause u tn be- regarded as
easy ~ solution u mean for the
ngtrr character 90 isa features The
police are confuundcd hy the aenm
ing absence 90 mutive-not for the
murder itself bur for ne atrocity
II tho murder They are puzzled
too. by the seeming impoaslbliltf OF
Fecuucilins the voices heard Ia con
tention. with the facts. that no a.
aassin was discovered upstairs
though There were no means of en-
cape The Wiid disorder % the
ruom the Eirfk corpse thrust. with
the head downward. up the chin
ung tbs frightfui mutlintion ~ the
body % the old lady these c0nald
CITATIONS have auiiiced 10 pafalY8s
the police They have fallen into
the Kruss bat common error IT con-
founding the Unusual with the diffi
cult IN investigations such a. Ns
are nos PURSUING Il should not te
20 much hsked What has occurred.
~ what has occurred that has
never occurred bsfoyef In fact. the
facility with which I have arrived
At the solution 81 this mystery - la
the direct ratio ~ its apparent attn
Guilty in the eyna u the police
Unknown 20 Appear.
stared al ghe speaker In mute
aslonlshment
4 am nos continued he. book
ing toward the door. awAiftuz a
psraou who. although perhaps NOT
the pefpegrator ~ These bufchefisa
must have been iu some measure
implicated OF the worst portion
Of the crimes u ia probable he f.
Innocent hope I ana fisht in this
superstition Tor npon 90 ! bulid ms
expectation % reailnE ths entire
riddle I look Zoe the mau hele-~
la thia rom EVER moneuf
should h- come. n will be neeee.
sary 10 deiain hlm Here are pla
tols. and VS. lpth tnos hos 70 uae
them
took the pistols. scarcely know
inK what ! did. or believing shat
heard while Dupsn gent on. very
much as IL In a soiiloquy
THAT the voices heard he said.
BY the party upen the stairs wers
not the voices of the women them
selves vas fuiiy proved So we
know that the old LADY could have
first destroyed the daughter. and
afterwards committed Suicide
speak OF this point chiefly suf the
sake 81 method. fos the strvagih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
c 6Ez1l SooR)

TO mako tough steak tender
mix together two tablespoons ~
vinegar and o.,r oii pour over the
steak moiatoning both sides, and let
"a AlaMd nll nlHhl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

After taking a pie with meringue
from the oven. leave II IN the warm
Kitchen. The morlnEnc VIII remain
fluffy, bat " taken into the cold the
merInEnn VII foil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

and boil half an hour longer with
teacupfui Of boiled rice and q half
ieacupful of okra. Just before serv
ing add q dozen oysters. cut isIn
halves and their Juice
II you arc making a salad drass
Ing which calls for cream. aud you
have none uae milk with n table
spoon Of flour stirred IN ltmatil
smooth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

Cook quart 81 chicken broth and
two heaping tablespoons Of rice for
half an hour Cream three table
spoons of alftcd flour with ane Of
butter and add az thiokening Sea-
son with salt ana add one pint Of
scnlded new milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

TIE statistics 81 ife Insurance
people show that ia the last twenty
five years the average length Of a
mans life hiss Increased per cent.
or two whole yenrs-from as TO
t49 Years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
Suspicion Arlses.

q kuow not continued Dnpiu.
shat impression may have
made upon your own understand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

Raising into position IN one piece
"a steel stack % inches la diameter
and los feet high Weighing between
MS and 20 tons, w feat recently
performed ~ the Croker wheeler
cempnny'H plant. ~ Ampere. n j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

II was estimated by the consul
general af the United States in Mex
leo some time ago that the total
SUM % United states capital invest b
ed Ia Mexico IN mining ana smoit
ing enterprises was no less than
NtHG uOn. 900 gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
STAR DUST

a Word from joan Wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

MOVEMENT CREDIT is offered you hereto
make eothes-buying easy-credit that is REALLY
~ HELPFULl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

rhn ministers call was nearly fin
ianad when be remarked with ems
phaaia. IT Is deeds, not words, that
count"
80, I don't known responded his
hostess did you ever send fcic-
gram 7"aD Detroit Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20
DOWNING. HOPKINS q RIVER. Inc


neth phons.-s7s s'oeka hends, Ora Private Wires
orders Executed Tor Inv satnens Margins "''a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

~ EALLY HELPFULl Because its use costs you
X nothing. for prices the same-cash
IN credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

"Th' reason .
m an who misses
q train gits 40 ali
fired mad 10 be
c or he c an I
never blame u
on an railroad
comply"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

EVERYTHING that's new and desirable in
n Mems. Women's and Misses Apparel is here
- -modestly priced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

rTV erms TO suit you--that's the key
note--pay each week or two
n weeks, OF month. as suits you best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

IN ONT run away with the idea that our
- Credit Plan carries with il a whole lot of
- unnecessary red tape"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-20

TT isn't the case-for it's just free and
easy pay as you please" plan that
N makes trading here pleasure.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-05
Weekly Weather Report.

Temperature and precipi data
from the records OF local office, u. S..
Weather Bureau, Lakota building,
Rapid City, s. d., for the week end
ing Thursday, November 4, 1909:
Highest temperature during week.,
rs, on the Goth. !.
Lowest temperature during week,
%: on the End.
Average daily temperature during
week, 51.4O. ss5
Normal daily temperature for the
week, 1910.
Average daily excess In temperar
tu1e during week, 1870. "
Average daily excess In tempera-
ture since Nov. lst, l4.7O.
Average daily excess in temperar
ture since January 1st, lilo.
Total precipitation lin inches) dur
ing week, none.
Normal precipitation for week, 0. IA. /
Deficiency in precipitation for the
week, OLA.
Deficiency in precipitation since No
vember 1st, 0.O8.
Excess In precipitation since Janu-
ary 1st, O.7o.
HARRY o. GEREN, Director.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-05
Want To Organize.

Fourteen representatives of real es.
tate dealers Of the cityNheld meet.
ing in the club rooms Monday even.
ing, for the purpose of taking action
to organize. d. B. Ingram acted as
chairman and Ethan Allen secretary.
The decision was to organize and a
committee of w. Ii. Tompkins, D. G.
Kicker and 9. D. Matteson was chos.
en- to draw up bylaws and make pre-.
liminary arrangements. Another
meeting will be held next Monday
evening when it is hoped an organi.
zation will be perfected.