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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
Al changes Of advertiser snts
must be In hand not later than
Tuesday morning.
A Hldepus Spectacle.

Al Aam Il going the rounds " tbs
slate press hos young married NO.
man wAs arrested Ia Burlington, eop.
fned IN jail. tired, sentenced. with .
llne and fnll costs. Tor attempting -
sbdael hef ~ months old gifi babe,
after she had yAinly plead Tor Is keep
ing. from The Home for Destitute Chi.
dfcu where il Was plneed without her
snowledge % consent through the aee
lion ~ reistiyes with whom she had
placed Il il order 70 give herself %
portsniy " go out into a Dsigbboriug
toau aud earn support foI ~ main
ieDance. Her husband was also ar
rested and IL now IN lnii under a thirty
days sentence for aiding aud abetting
her IL The affair.
Whether this woman was technically
guilty Of disobeyIng some Law Of the
state know not; bat this ! DO know,
that the mother Of babe docs not pore
over lhe statutes Of the state, espee-
tally such statutes us ours, before nj
iowing herself 10 be 80 strongly guided
by the maternal instinct which the Al
mighty has implanted 10 her breast.
thhl she wili not hesitate to snatch her
babe from The care Of any Institution
in Burlington, IN order 10 press i 70
The bosom whieh nature designed as
It's resting place.
Ne Gods, How the majesty Of the
las has been yindicatcdl When it,
officer, perhaps attended by body
guard d deputies, laid his hands upon
that woman shrinking IN the forest
covert, where she had attempted con.
eealmeni, and tore that babe from her
arms, we bad q sublime proof Of how
the law Of Vermont asserts It's supre
mtry. We are not told whether she
WIS shaekled when they led her back
to quarters in the jail, but we have
written 10 the proper officers for copy
OF the warrant under which she was
arrested. aud we are wondering wheth
&c or not she plead guilty 10 the crime
OF loving her babe, even when that
love expressed so strongly AS TO cause
hsr 10 snatch it from is duly numbered
couch, press il 10 her bosom and dash
up the bed of Potash Brook
Centuries ago. before Champlain saw
the july SHOWS upon our Green Noun,
tain peaks, "here lived and loved an
alier r.s. af bainns, supple. nm
taught. Ir NAL IN thought and act. They
were known as the Aborigines, the In
d ans some called them Savages. But,
although they would draw the scalpine
knife across the forelock Of fallen
foe, they were never 80 skilled in ex
IRENE barbarism nv 10 consider il
crime for a mother 10 love her babe.
But times are changed, they tell us,
and we have changed with them. In
stead OF barbarism. We are told, We are
now living IN state OF exalted civilian
,ion. so exalted that some claim that
even the millennium is in sight. When
il actually gets here perhaps they will
place moose around the neck of a
woman who dares claim possession Of
her babe, especially when that claim 80
expresses itself MS 10 offend the dignity
OF some "lustituiion 10 Burlington
and its subservieul law officials.
NJ. J. HAHooD.
Peru. Vt, July 81, 1903.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
FRENCH HOLLOW.

The Ira Walker place has beer
sold T. Mr.. Frank i.ork of New York
who will make many improvements
upon il.
Our friend ii Clone o Dosei !
lookin' much better an pullin' hissell
int good form since he begun wearin'
them self reducin' corsets.
MIR. Dan'l Lyon an two dorters en-
visitin IN this vicinity.
Uncle 'Lish Bell seq he notices tibet
these fellers tibet have successfully
worked out tn problem Of ariel nava'
cation allus ride on tn ears when they
want to go anywhere.
Ais not gold tibet gitters an some
red noses er caused by indigestion.
--Haro Williams seq he seen two
hundred dollar bill over T. Brattleboro
a Tuesday an it looked bigger n a
copy o. tn Bennln'ton Daily Banner
T. him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
Laying Of Corner Stone of New
Church

| The laying of the corner stone of the
new church building of Dorset anc
East Rupert will take place on Tues
day. August 18th, at 2 p. m. 1t will be
an occa-fvrrslniane-4 ar u,re'-.' $500 ''''
ed with deepest interest. Half a dozer
ministers will oiliciate, two of whom
were ordained in the old church. There
will be appropriate music simple in
character, and a history of the church
prepared by Allan Bourn will be read
The corner stone will be inscribed with
the dates of the organization of the
church and the erection OF the present
building, 1854 1909 Within it will be
placed metal box containing Bible,
a copy of the history of the church, a
picture of the old building, a list of the
donors up to date, and another list of
subscribers toward the new building,
besides other objects Of interest and
significance. These will be sealed with
IN the corner stone to remain as long
as the building stands.
The first large payment for the new
church must be made by August 10th.
The special attention of subscribers is
called to this fact, and it is earnestly
requested that large number will pay
their subscriptions in whole or in part
before that date. Herbert N. Will
llalns, Treasurer, will be at the Dorset
Inn on Friday evening, August 9th,
from to Sp. m. TO receive payments
The collectors in the various districts
can likewise receive the payments il
more convenient to the donors. This
is the time of year when incomes are
apt to he at their best, and these sub
scrlptlons have remained unclaimed
long after the date first set.
The Building Committee of the church
expresses special appreciation Of the
offers of voluntary labor made by var
ious residents of Dorset and East Ru-
pert. A large number of such contri- |
buttons of labor, either with or without
teams. will be gladly received, and
credit for the full cash value Of such
labor will be given on the subscription
list, to the donors, and the amount will
be snbtracted from the bill 10 the So
.icty. Donors OF labor will be named
with other subscribers on the lists in
he corner stone Here is chance for
many good friend of the church who
nay find it less convenient to make a
ash contribution than practical offer
II work. Haying will soon be over,
md some can find one. two. or three
lays OF spare TO give. Offers Of work
bould be made to Mr.. Phelon OF Mr..
boyle before Sept. 10Th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
Vermont Summer Hotels.

recent item IN n state newspaper
reprinted very generally about Yer
mont. Gale for string Of summer
hotels" throughout Vermont. Thi,
j. very pretty publicity and will No
doub, result 10 large army u sum
nef hotel men invading Vermont and
pitching their construction tents OF
every slopel II is a cry that " NOR,
or less familiar and generally eman
aies from some one who knows moth.
lag whatever about the hotel business
Running summer hotel IN this state
il Il whole mans job. No one can be
asked 10 accept the risks. take the
trouble and espend The time and money
10 short season Of summer inu keep.
ing. simply for the sublime pleasure 81
breathing Vernon, air aud accumulat.
log energy from the wholesome fare
that Is characteristic OF the staie's lar.
der. Il takes money. lot ~ money,
and large revenue. before the sam.
msr hotel keeper secs dollar If profit
In fact, there are excellent summer
hotels, msguiiicently sltnsted aud thor.
onghly equipped. that Gully liitle
mote than pay the interest on their
mortgages. their owners aud managers
seldom touching dollar Of profit
Thus, The pleasing plant for The
string ~ summer hotels ID Vermont
settles dowu 70 a very prosaie and an
feeling psec. az business. How can
they be- made 10 pays
The mosi snceesstnl summer hotei on
Lake champlain i probably Hotel
champiAin Al BlaiY Point. This Is a
pleasant situation and ihe hotel il sble
10 care Cor large number 81 guests Ii
metropolitan style. What they want
30 gei 70 est and drink. tight.
olean, comfortable rsomt and the IN
comparable beauties 81 ths lake spread
IN panorama before the ainaows
every dag these are the things that
make Rlaa Point fayorite stopping
plscs % the Mes York shore Of the
lake.
The safne parties who have naie ihis
great hesieifs successful are alaNys n.
tefwsied ia Vermont. Several sites
have been bad IN mina Cor summer
hotels On ihe shore. Boo and Assow
i'oint. Thompson's Point. FsYt rassin,
hasia Hafi.or, Chimney po.ns. per.
haps half seone ~ desirable locations
hhye been esnsAssed Nth The same ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

Staie Fair PLAGUED - apply for adms
slan - lht Nstansl Chat bai did npi
aiiead 10 tAp maliof seau enough aud
- dec,aei 20 Tise ap the dog sbaw Al.
together The lsrailirlsarp show vii
hare Al a. head & II welceme 30
whom application should be mRds Tor
prumiam lists. Fred Leeds, England,
vii Judge All brrcds exeep, Boston
terriers which sin upon by Mrs.. J. n.
Champion ~ New Haven. Cenn,, and
the sporting classes which VII BE- ia
charge 81 Dt. William r. Jarvis ~
claremoni, n, n. The classification
lhis year u considerably enlarged and
Z the lia 81 specials longer than ever
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
Van Amcurg and iowe's Great
London Circus 10 be here

The Times. Slrondsbnrg, Pa, Ang 70
I 1905
nowe's Great London Shows visited
this town yesterday. The street par
AIDE was very pleasing as there wert
many open cages Of lions aud tigers
thai Mere worth looking al The per
formaners Ia the afternoon and eve
nlng were the best ever seen here.
The trained horses and bareback rid-
ers were first class IA every role. The
trapese aud bar performances aud the
funny SET of clowns were the best that
any show ever carried. Ia fact, II n
the cleanest, most refined and up-to
aate circus that has exhibited here IN
several years and should il ever return
il will have such large crowd that u
will be hard 10 get il under the canvas,
They any pleasant people 10 do bust
ness with.
This big show will be at Manchester,
Monday August. 10Th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

THE fallosiug are Ne mlsals At
Mr. ". $. sykos HTsuacs farm"
cottage . = coulln ~ Brooklyn. A.
{. Young. q. T.. Fuehs. Henry faehs.
Mss n. ~ yeslcr. Miss y. Vaslgg.
Miss . y. vo.ier, Mr.. NJ. G. Rarcbe.
ana son, Miss Louise pipkcl, Miss May
GAVIN and Mr.. GAVIN * New York
City
A ''saH party was held ~ the Cluh
I House Saturday evening. There we're
"a tables and L,rec number we're
booking on The pnEe was won ~
Miss T.. pwnliss u ElEsbrth. \. J..
Helen N. Bowrn % south dorset.
4 William q, Wilson. Alfred y. Har,
wood sad Walter r.. Beebe ~ Fast
Dorset. have received certificates Of
completion o. The elementary course
and qualification for advanced inslruc.
ton.
/ Arrivals At che BarrDws House --
J. X Baker, Buriingtoni g. A. Chap
insn, Brooklyn. n. ": 4. Is. Reiter.
I East Orange, n. j.; w. Nccoy, Mrs.
/ A. Patterson. Miss A. Swift. Mr.. aud
Mrs y q Sheldon, y n Jones, Gran
vile, n. Il; A b. Braun and son, Mr..
aud Mrs J. u. Campbell two children
and maid. New York City; Winifred
Pratt, Brooklyn. n. Y. Mrs. james
Seeor, Mrs. b. W. Steele. Mrs. John
Is. keteham, Toledo, Ohio.
The following registered at the
Dorset Inn last week:--l. b. Roy.
North Hebron, n. Y; d. b. Merrill,
Pawlet; John Christmas, Great Bar.
rington, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. g. a.
Stein; Katherine Stein aud maid. Troy.
n. "; Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Page,
Brooklyn, n. y; Mrs. ]. s. Farley,
Mrs. Geo. X. Fowler, Brooklyn. N. y;
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. II. Sandow. Master
Gorden Sandow, Mrs. +. P. Nichols,
Rutland; VIM. Carson. Boston. Mass /;
Miss Vivian Faulken. Stratford, CT.
Rev. C., l.. Carhart is away this
week attending the Fifteenth Annual
Conference Of the The Brotherhood of
the Kingdom Ang. 2nd 10 9th, Mt Mari
borough Hudson. n. Y. Wednes
day afternoon he will give an address,
France After the Separation 7 he
sessions will be Interesting AS large
number of prominent speakers are TO
give addresses. There will also be
Farmers Meeting in charge of the
local Grange which no doubt will be of
benefit TO everyone.
All over the country our Oranges
are holding Field Meetings. Why do
our Oranges not keep together and ar.
range for a meeting at the Fair
GroundsP There are nine or ten |
Oranges within a radius OF fifteen miles
of Manchester Center, and meeting |
could be held that would cause the rest
of the State to sit up and take notice,
aud show also that the southwestern
corner of Vermont is taxing an active
part in Grange work, and affairs OF
State. Games could be arranged for
the young. aud good speakers secured
for the older members, and the result
would be bond OF friendship and bet
Ter social relations for miles around.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05


= u,+-v,------~
The ladies who are sewing for tn
bazaar are requested to meet Thu
; Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Carhait
instead of Friday as announced Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Porter (nee Eastman
Of Granville, N. Y, were in town Sun
day in their new automobile calling OF
friends.
DO not forget that the JOURNAL il
on sale at the Inn. Help to make youi
home paper success BY getting YOU
friends to buy it.
The three Fox brothers are at W
Il. Sykes for few weeks. The are
from New York city, where they are
well known in musical circles,
= Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Stein, daugh.
ter. and maid, of Troy, N. y, are at
the Inn for the balance Of the season.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler and daugh
tiers OF Newark, n. j., are at Avalon"
for August. The many friends Of Mrs.
Wheeler will be pleased TO know that
she and her daughters are again in
Dorset.
The highway North Of j. M. Arm
slrong's store was closed for a,few days
on account OF the bridge near w. b.
Sykes being down. The Selectmen are
putting in an iron bridge in place OF
the old wooden structure.
This village was very mxch shock
ed last week TO hear of the death of
Mr., Harrington's partner, Richard H.
Van Alstyne, which occurred last week
Wednesday morning. The many friends
Of Mr.. Harrington in Dorset extend
their sympathy.
If pleasant this evening Thurs
day the Mancb ster Cornet Band will
give concert on the Green in front
OF the Dorset Inn upon their arrival.
1t il unnecessary to say there will he a
large turn out and that. the resieents OF
Dorset appreciate their coming.
II. Mellick is AT Comfort Farm for
two weeks We may now expect some
fine tennis contests as there are several
who are looking for satisfaction bav-
ing been beaten BY Mr.. Melliek last
year At present the club court Is /
overtime. and love, met
and "duce" are heard as often as
fore" The Field Club i. certainly a
, lively place these days.
1T is expected that there viii be a
ield day on August Dist. weather per
There viii be bicycle races.
athletic sports on the Village green in
he morning and a baseball game be-
.ween the village team and some other
rood club later in the day. A band
xill probably furnish music for the oc-
,asion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
Estate Of Robert Gallup
Order OF Notice Will.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of
chester, -,
T1f iian0ntbie Py0haic caau f1r he
frid NJ Mgnehesferi
Toall persons interested ~ the est
Robert Gallup late IF Rupert
snid District, deceased,
uHrr
Alta Probate Court holden 1T Munell
within aud for snid District nu the stl
OF July lpA, an instrument nurpn
% h. tie last iil and Testament NJ "
Gallup late at Rupert In anld
tiirt, deceased Nns presented in he
niortsnld, ior Probate.
Aud Il II ordered rs said Court thu
nth day uf August, lWN. ~ 70 u'cluc
the forenoon. ~ the Probate ono
snid Manchester h. assigned fur 81,
said instrument Bnd that notice then,
given to all persons concerned, by pul
Ing this order three weeks successive
the Manchester journal a newspaper (
hating IN TINT vicinity ~ snid District
vious Ia the time appointed,
JuEHffoitr, you are hereby nptiii
appear before said Court, al the tim,
place aforesaid, and contest the pruml
said will N you have cause.
Given under my hand at Mnnriieht
snid District, this Slth day Of July, 1850
i8-8w W. u. Edge N1UN, lu'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

~ Ineai appsieatinas - thsy eaanot coach
She uisfaHed portion - The saf Thsfs. /.
NqtA nlEs mhh ~ eufN as8fnaes nua fltnt I.
~ essns1italiuae1 rslssssilts fis.sft4s-4s K
nsussa 10 a. iaiasnf4 efsndttBGn u the
tlafvius tnfBE a the EnsiaehsNH Tsis5
y ae9 Etis Ia4s j. as.aafafd sou hser a
rllaiiin& astsaf5d o. ifuDsFseef hearing ss4ll
v hsN " @ chased tsafsfess Il ths result 49,
NAtfiss ~ inflammation rHH - taken tsllt an.
lNts fusr nesi9ftsa h. H. nafiisag tsssai att,st.
hrafiuA NliE q. DESTROYED forever. rig.
riiass 0tf ~ f4sf AFN asfsss, 10 t'sAffh y f.isf
q mctAane yi4s al lnnanaa essgiastlun ~ ths
niaa02s surfaces.
Ne esli K{ke fNss Hunasfsi Ts.itRfs fsf nns
fzsss ~ tstAfasssa sesasssl ~ easnffh4 fsst
cNbaui - cnsfa - HaliN fafaffh cue.
~eso fCf tifFsshfs fffa
-. gfiRNKY A 90. Tni..s.. =.
-saia ~ tqatssists. he.
TAke Hniis Family fiais snf o0nstlssa4son
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
Valley Fair Dog Show

The bench show in connection with
the Valley Fair at .BrattIeboro. VT,
Sept. -, - and 30 will be the only
recognized show Of the kind in this
section o. New England this fall. As
far As is known the American Kennel
Club has granted dates for no other
dog show hereabouts. The Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

wdlamsispu, MSS. len Moaday tor
NJ Desert
FIRED $ Hoi.fy ~ TRY, n. ", sas
10 iauu pser sanday
-Gsorgs I.ess Preniiss q Nev
Kprk uss eBrsi ~ Ms. Iiena Prem
cas- az Knasufels" eeer Sunday
A. W Harrington. b. II Troy. y
Y +. was n iera OVER sandey
M. ". Barl~ar ~ the Naples
returned Sunday from three day
trip " Haven aud l.ake BomoseeH
Tho Foreign Missionary Sec,sii
meeting vas held whh Miss Sykei
"Wednesday afternoon. August slh
Prayer meeting was held Tuesday
evening wth w ! Holley, sud VA
! led by Allan Bonrn.
Z "A Maple Sugar social viii b
held Friday afternoon aud evening or
the lawn al the homo 81 Dea. Charlei
Gilbert. The hours a. given ont are
10 5 and Z To-
The funeral ~ Mr., and Mrs. Ar
thor wade's infant child Was held from
The home 81 Ars. Geo. Wade Sunday
afternoon. lnierncnt IN Dorset ceme-
teIy.
Mrs. l.. Il. Rulison OF Wsteryliet.
n. T.. who has been visiting her dangh-
Ter. Mrs. Il. r. Starks at Outlook
villa, left Saturday for her home.
'fhe Manchester Union Bands ex-
eufsion 20 Lake George on Sunday,
Aug. 10th Don't forget 10
Mrs. Harry Bramley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Eagleson, is At
"Westoyern during the absence OF the
family IN California.
The ". X. c. voted At regular
meeting 10 hold but one meeting a
month in August and September. The
meetings will be held the third Satur-
day.
Eleven from Dorset attended the
entertainment given by the Misses
aoyt in Manchester on Saturday even
ing last.
MIR. and Mrs. Sargent of New York
have arrived at } II. Sheldon's for the
month Of August.
Daniel Z. Allen and wife and Mrs.
sagnr and daughtes Of Poughkeepsie
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Crane
at "Mapleburst."
-Prentiss Kent went to Albany Mon
day last to consult doctors at the Al
bany Hospital,
Edwin LeFevre left for Washing
ton Monday noon to meet President
Taft by appointment.
WIN Bourn of Batavia, n. j., has
joined his family who are staying with
Allan Bourn on Church st.
Miss Pratt of Brooklyn, n. y, is
at the Burrows House Tor the month of
August Miss Pratt is the daughter of
S. S. Pratt, Sec'y., of the New York
Chamber of Commerce.
w. d. Campbell, wife and child of
New York are at the Barrows House
for August.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald of Baltimore,
Md, who is staying at Jonathan Rob.
ert's in Dorset Hollow, will preach
Sunday morning at the service in
School Hall.
The concrete foundations Of the
new church are completed and the
stone work was begun Monday morn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

1000 Acres Timber Land

southern Vermont. l2miles 10 )
Adams, Mass. estimated 100000
timber land ready to cut, largely
growth red birch aud beech.
very low 10 convert property into
Dept, So, I. +. Leland, III ID
shire St., Boston, Mass,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
A Good N W House Cheap

II room fat house in Manchester Depot
large story and ell, 2 large serandas. pIped
complete for villaRe water, good garden
drive all around house, would rent for $3.50 u
year. Cost SSn0. All for s25D. II ought to
90 quick. s minutes walk 10 depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

W.. o.. si@sFs pzssnse - sstsass iisUs .
sasass4 isRrn aNY amsyts, hwt msti it frWt
taes Assea skx fhs wfstrf "a - o. ret las te
80 - prgt nsass rssssettssa rsAs ,cansey
secs cssumaNAGsDn@s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
A Big Farm Bargain

10 Acre Farm IN Manchester, miles No
of Center on stage road, and on line of NJ. u
a q. X. X. and chartered electric road t.
Granville, N. ", on Battenkill river with
$50 water powertifat once run marble mill
Large white house with green blinds, ellis,
2yerandns. I chimneys, large barns, corn
crib, and hog house, good sugar orchard and
5000 worth OF growing timber. Buildings
would cost to-day $500. All for 1850 Low
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05
Changing Address.

ysbsn fsaaNssang . ehkHgt ~ saafest k4k
sxfsesrt stsuis @ei fsits girs fesshs Aeefsta
a. veil 90 Efsssot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

have sold quite a lot Of Real Estate and
have a large list Of good Farms and Homes
to select from. Also Timber Lands, Mills,
stores, etc. ] hnd that II people Will list
these properties for what they would BIZ
willing to give for It. can usually sell It
without much trouble. have IA large lot OF
customers and want several places In Man
chester and Dorset worth from sl,n1 to S.
0o0 either for cash or to exchange for others,
do all my own work and n lot Of IL.
ASK Me- AND WILL CONF AND SEE You.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-14
WILL SETTLE SCHOOL
L0CAT IONS THIS MONTH

The three secondary agricultural
81 hools for the third fourth and fifth
supreme court Judicial districts viii
be located about the lasl of the
month. according to State Suporin
tcndcnt T., u. Cameron, who was
down to his Office today for the first
zine following his apraned ankle in
the automobile wreck several days
a2o
Mr. Cameron Will make an inspec
i0n of The towns of the fourth dis
uict next week J =. Connors has
lready inspected the third district
towns. and President Conncll Of the
and VI college will have finished
with the firth district then
Mr.. Cameron's list of the fourth
district towns who are candidates for
a school is Lawton. Frederick, Alus.
Anadarko. Marrow. Rush Springs.
Miuco, Tuttle and Lindsay; the third
district, Inspected by Mr.. Connofs
Chandler, Davenport. Stroud and
Welston of Lincoln county. Holden
Vile OlSemah, Perry Tulsa, BrOk-
en- Arrow, Pond Greek. Tecumseh,
the hflh district, Taloga, Helena,
Fairview Woodward, Fargo Clinton,
Cordcl1 Sentinel, Erick Sayre, Chey-
cnne, Arapaho, Okeene Thomas,
Scger and Elk City. II will be seen
that the third has eleven candidates,
the fourth nine and the fifth sixteen.