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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
La Manche Traversee
en- AeropIane

Douvres, Angleterre, - Cette
tranquille Vile maritime de la cote
d'Angleterre a 6t6 t6moin de l'6v6.
nement lie plus sensationnel depuis
une generation lorsqu'au lever du
soleil dimanche matin une machi-
ne aux allies blapches, ressemblant
q un immense %oiseau, avec I'm
bruit de moteur 6mergea de la
bu6e matinale du cote de la terre
de France ct, d6crivant deux Ger.
cles au-dessus DIES hautes falaises
de Douvres, atterrit en- sol anglais.
Un Francais, Louis Bleriot, un
homme robuste ct d la mouetache
rouge de 81 ans, descendit de sa
nacelle, un pied encore entour6 de
%bandages, SO l'6tant br1l6 a Sd pre-
c6dente envol6e. lmmediatement
deux compatriotee, qui await agit6
un grand tricolore CONNIE signal
pour lie point disbursement, So
lancerent vers lui avec des trans
ports d'enthousiasme, l'e.. brassant
poussant DIES EXPLANATIONS ct lie
rampant sur les 6paules. Avec des
soldats ct quelques autres ills fu-
rent les seules persoInes qui Sc
trouvaient etre par hasard sur les
l:eux pour atre t6moins de Tissue
dun exploit DIES plus remarqua
bles.
Bl6riot quitta les Les Baraques,
a trois miles de Calais, vers 4 hrs.
ct demie du matin, dams Fun des
plus petits a6roplanes que l'on
connaisse. II a traverse la Manche,
une distance de plus de % miles,
dams un peu moins dune demi-
heure deux fois aussi vite que lie
paquebot de la MALE lie plus rapi-
de. Sa vitesse etait dune moyenne
de plus de 45 miles alheure; par
fois ellie a atteint environ go mill
les. II s'est tenu a environ $50.
au.dessus du niveau de la
mer ct pendant 10 minutes, alors
quill 6tait a moiti6 chemin, il per-
dit de vue les deux c6tes ct le tor
pilleur francais qui lie suivait.
LIE vent soufHait a environ vingt
a l'heure ct la mel 6tait agi.
tee.
Far son exploit M. Bl6riot a ga
gne lie prix de $4,000 offert par lie
"Daily Mail" de Londres pour la
envol6e q travers la Man
che de la c6.e de France q celle de
lAngleterre. III. Hubert Latham
ct le comte de Lambert comptaient
tous deux tenter l'entreprise d.
manche, mails M. Bl6riot les a de-.
vanc6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
Au Metropolitan

Dick Ferris, apres quelques Sc
maines d'absence, va de nouveau
reprendre lie role principal dams la
piece de Paul Armstrong int1tulee
"Salomy Jane" .qui sera rspr6sen-
tee au Metropolitan la semaine
prochaine commeneant la matt
nee de dimanche apres midi. Flo
renee Stone prendra lie role de Sa-
lomy Jane. Sa representation de
ce 100 a etc consid6r6 l'ann6e der
Mere CONNIE Tune DIES meilleures.
Toute la troupe secondera Flo.
renee Stone ct Dick Ferris dams la
representation de cette piece car
.chacun est auss1 int6 ess6 q son
success que les principaux acte urs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Washington, -D'apres les nou-
velles reeaes au departemelt DE:
tat, le gouvernement chinois q
charge le ministre DIES affaires
6trang6res de s'entendre avec le
mlnlstere de, Etats Unis a P6kin,
au sui It de la partici patton des
banquiers an ricains q l.emprunt
de $27, 100000 destin6 a la cons
truction de la ligne Hank6ou-C Can
ton.
Cet!e nouvelle est la r6ponse du
messenger du p~r6sldent Taft au
prince regent, auquel il demandait
qu'un quart de Get emprnnt soft
attribute q des banquiers am6rl-
Gains, les trois autres Giant psrta.
'g6s entire les banques franealses,
anglaises ct allemandes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

-
De la viapde, de la Wan 10 ct en-
core de la viande. C'est l'expres-
sion qui fait le plus de plaisir q
nos compatriotes de la Central
Provision Co., l25 Avenue Contra
le quand ellie sort de la bouche de
leur clientele. Celle-ci augmente
de jour en- jour, CO qui prouve bien
les efforts qu'ils font pour la ga.
tisfaire. lis ont toujours en- maga-
sin, viande frafche Oh fum6e, lard
frais on fume, saindonx, polssons
frais, fumes on en- conserve. 81
vous ne pouvez y aller personnelle-
ment, t6l6phonez r. S. 1851 on
N. w. East 100.
E
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
DevoiIement de Monu.
ment

Dimapcha, le Ter ao1t, lie camp
Champlain, DIES "Woodmen of the
World sc rendra au cimetiare de
Medecln Lake atm de d6yoiler le
monument de .feu Joseph Huard
Les membres sont prizes de 8
r6unir dimanche matin q y heures
pr6cises a la sale de reunion ordl-
naire, 80 Avenue Oentrale GU au
coin des avenues Washington ct
2Oeme nord q $50 pr6cises Oh les
attendra un "buss''. Z
LIE diner sera servi q ]'h0tel de
Medecin Lake.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Nine Gilbert Chouinard ct sa
jeune demoiselle Jeanette sont de
retour dune visite q Dayton, Elk
River ct St Michaels Station Oh
elles ont visit6 I'm grand nombre
de parents entire autres M. ct Nine
Geo. Joyer, ct John Croteau de
Elk River; Nine Godin ct NM. ct
Mines Joseph ct Prospere Vasseur
de Dayton.
Files ont aussl posse quelques
jours q Anoka Oh Giles ont 6t6 les
h6tes de M. ct Nine Octave Choul-
nard, Nine Frank Andre ct de
Nine N. Guimond.
Nine Chouinard ct ga file sont
revenues enchant6es de leur visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
CondOIea

A la derniere s6ance de la Cou1
Hennepin l53 G. O. f. tenue lie %
Juliet, les resolutions suivantes
ont etc proposes ct adopt6es a l'u-
nanim;t6
Atten1u que Dieu dams Sa Mi
serlcorde Divine a retire de &c
monde frere Ferdinand BSlang r,
frere de @. G. B6langer G. L.. Be
hanger Z6phIrin B6langer Victor
B6langer ct beau. frere de E.. T.
Gadbois, membres estim6s de no.
tire Cour il a 6t6
Resolu que Ia cour Hennepln
offre d la famllle alns1 au'aux fire.
res ci haut mentionnes SEES plus
sinceres sympathies dams la dou.
leur que leur cause cette perte ir-
reparable II est de illus
R6solu que ces resolutions soient
ins6rees dams les r6gistres de la
Cour ct que copies en- soient trans.
mise a la famille du d6funt fr6re
.et d l'EcHo DE L'OUEsT pour pu.
hlication.
Comit6:
HI. st H1laire.
Thos. Beauchene
Aug. B lodeau.
Frank Papillon
b. T. GadDois
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

New York, = Un journal de
New York 6numerait recemment
les Am6rlcains fortunes qui pr6f4
rent PEurope AT pays qui les a WI
naftre, ct exprimalt son 6toane.
ment q CO sujet. Or, une courte en-
quote aupre, des principaux Anne.
ricains vis6s a d6montr6 que les
raiscns de leur preference sont
blen simples: lis trouvent en- Eu-
rope DIES climats plus agr6ables, Ia
vie y est moins chere ct, enfn, lis
J. echappent q la publicit6 fate,
aux Etats. Un;s, d toutes les famil-
les riches.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
ECHO DE L'OUEST
SA ANTE ANNE

La f6te de Ste Aune a 6t6 d.
gnement ce'6br6e cette aimee q
P6glise Ste Anne de Minneapolis.
D6s la ve.lle du 26 Juliet l'6cho
DDS rejouissances retentlssait sous
les vodtes de l'6glise nouvellement
decoree, ce qul ajoutait sensible
ment q l'iutaret des p%aro,ssiens
amateurs du beau, ct dun triple
lnt6r6t pour ceuz qui, il y a Is ans,
assistaient q la d6dicace de CO .te
3glise ct au]ourd'h a ses noces
d'argent.
Dimanche soir, un MAGNITUDE
concert sacr6 a Gu lieu ct des artie-
ties settlement y ont pris part. Cha
que num6ro du program me ci.des-
sous a 6t6 admire par la .foule at
tentive qui y assistant.
PROGRAMME.
PREMIERE PARTIE
l Prelude Orgue
Mile Eulalie Ch4nevert
2 Chour
y Quintette Instrumental
Gross Mutterchen'
dy Gustave Tango
4 Solo de Soprano
Miss Mary Fisette
5 Duo vocal
Albert P. Kimm ct VIM z. Moffet
6 Solo d'Atto, Mrs B, j. Pelletier
Z Grand Ch@ur
DEUx1EME PARTIE
l Fantastic Orgue
Miss E. Chenevert
2 Tenor Solo, M. A. Kimm
3 Qulntette Instrumental
"Andante Cantabile"
by Tschaekowsky
10 Solo de BARTON, M. W. Mofet
5 Ch@ur
6 Quintette Instrumental.
"Cavitina'' by j. Rolf
Z Grande sortie.
Mile Chenevert a l'orgue
Marche de Tanhausser
Nine Laura Dumas, accompa.
gnatrice.
3. l.. Gauthier, directeur.
On remarquait au sanctuaire, les
Rev. Peres Othmar Erren. Euge.
ne, Richard thinner, de Minn5a-
lie Rev. P6re Loeffen, de !
Rev. P. Nicolas. du Pe.
TIT Canada ct le Rev. F6re Richard
cure de la paroisse.
LIE lendemain, fete de Ste Anne,
Gu lieu a 9 hrs une messe. solen-
nellie, la reception DIES nouvelIes
Danes de Sic Anne dams la soci6-
t6 ct la cloture de la neuvaine.
Un grand nombre de fdeles y as
sistaient
lie solr, a s hrs, autres c6r6mo.-
religieuses tres 6difantes; lie
sermon de Circumstance a 6t6 pro-
nonc6 par le Rev. Pere Langlard,
professeur au College St Thomas.
parla 6loquemment des vertus
speciales de Ste Anne qui la rem
81 chere a nos mAres cana
a1ennes-frarGaises, ct DIES grandes
que Dieu lu1 accorda parti-
culi6rement en- devenant la mere
de la Sainte Verge Marie. Vlnt
ensuite la o6n6dlction du nouveau
Chemin de la Croix par le Rev.
Pere Othmar Erren, cure de l'6gli- !
st Joseph, assist6 DIES RR. PIP.
Dallemant DIES P4res Maristes de
St Paul, Loeffen cure de Richfeld,
1t Richard cure de la p%aroisse.
Cette belle f6te Sc termina par lie
5alut ct enfn lie TeDeum.
Quoiqae les decorations n'aient
ou etre achieves pour la fete de
Ste Aune l'6gllse await un aspect
qui re- jouissait ct qui sera
encore r6hausse lorsqu'elles seront
erm1n6es. LIE nouveau chemln de
a croix est MAGNITUDE ct consti-
ne IN des plus beaux ornements
le cette 6glise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

ST vous avez besoin de l6gumes
avec votre vlande vous pouvez en-
obtenir en- en- demandant, en- fai.
SAINT votre commando quotidienne
q la Central Provision Co., l25
Avenue Centrale. Ellie en- a un
beau choix. Ellie a aussi I'm choix
vari6 de viande ct poisson en- con.
serve. T6l6phonez T. s. 1851 GU
N. w. East 80
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Pour la premiere fols dams
Phistoire dee deux r6publiques, les
presidents des Etats- Unls ct du
Mexique SO rencontreront o&ciel-
lement vers lie Is septembre. M.
Taft ira au Mexique ct M. Diaz
aux Etats- Unis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
Ne vous desesDerez

Ne vous desesDerez pas
lorsque vous etes malade, quand
meme tout sembierait obscur. Ras-
semblez toute votre 6nergie dams
I'm effort pour recouvrer la sent6
ct mettez votre fol dams lie Novoro
dn Dr. Pierre. Ce nest pas une me-
decline de pharmacie. Des agents
sp6ciaux lie vendent. Adressez vous
au DIR Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
ll2.118 So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago,
Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

M. Frank Papillon partira same
di soir pour Montreal Oh il essis-
terra 4 la convention international
lie de i'Ordre des Forestiers Catho-
liques oui s'cuvrira mardi pro.
chain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

James j. Hill a fat I'm don de
$4,000 q I6cole %superieure catho-
l1que de Duluth. Cette nouvelle a
6t6 apport6e q Mgr Nc Golrick lie
25 oourent. L'6cole est en- cons.
truction ct contera 100000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Nine Henry kodler, soeur de
Nine Mag. ROCKFORD est en- vis1te
en- notre vile, accompagnee de SEES
deux fills Raymond ct Leon, l'h6te
M. ct Nine ROCKFORD. Ellie visi.
terra q Robblnsdale, sa sour Nine
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Nine D.. dagn6 est de re'our
dune charmante visit6 dune Sc
maine chez Mines FRANCOIS Ha-
mel, Pierre MORN ct M. Emile
Laurent, q Hamel, Minnesota.
Madame Gsgn6 a profile de
la cueiIlette DIES franchises ct en- a
rapport6 a profusion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Mile Mabel Howard, actrice dis
tingu6e qui a jou6 avec Richard
Mansfield, Leslie Carter, Gillette,
Otis Skinner, Ada Rehan, ct Ezra
Kendall, Went d'entrer en- religion
dams l'ordre-d de "Our Lady Of Cha
rity Of the Good Shepherd de ST
Anglers, New York.
Ellie s'est decid6e q cette voca-
ton apres une maladie il y a trols
ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

LIE pique.nique acnuel des da-
mes du Cercle Ste Anne, qui a eu
lieu au pare Como lie 20 courant a
6te tres amusant. Un bon nombre
des membres sly sont rendus. Les
prix d6di6s aux gagnants DIES dife-
rentes courses ont 6t6 remport6s
par Mines N. Lavall6e. L Bosch
ct Mile 3. Lapierre, ct par MM.F.
Carrigan, r. Dumas ct Ed. Rosch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
I;$fhn de 1'Nursf
MINNEAPOLIS M1NN.30 Juliet 1909

M. j. C. Deslauriars est sur la
liste DIES malades. Il fait partie de
PUnion st Joseph ct du Camp
Champl4ln, w. o. w.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Une charmante doctoresse recoit
la visite dun client qui a, jusqu'i-
ci, n6glig6 de lui PAYER ses homo
raires. Ellie lie lui rappelle avec
courtoisie.
All! madame: r6pond lie mala-
de pardonnez-moi. Mails, quand je
vous vols, 'oublle tout!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

II y a actuellement IN million
de Juifs dams la vile de New
York.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

N'imposez pas vos conteils aux
gems don't vous voulez conseryer
l'amiti6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Les lnconv6nients du feminine,
me.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-20
SELLS HONEYMOON VILLA.
Daughter of General Torrance to Dis
pose of Scene of Entanglements.

pose of Scene of Entanglements.
Paris.-"In a glorious position at
Hyeres, the Villa Marc des Lions, for
sale by Treaty"
This advertisement closes an excit-
ing chapter in the life of Jessie Tor
rance, daughter of the late General
Torrance of Chicago. At Hyeres she
has had two honeymoons, three stren-
uous, complicated quarrels, divorce
and lawsuits. The charming villa with
its IL, 900 rose bushes, was taken
from her by her second husband,
Henry Addison Alexander. They
honeymooned there until Mrs. Alex
ander's elopement with the middle
aged London solicitor, Blaqkiston,
who came there to see her husband
on legal matters
After her divorce and hasty mar
riage in London, she brought her new
husband back to the villa. Their
honeymoon, perturbed by lawsuits and
other troubles, only lasted few
months, and now the beautiful Chi
cago woman's favorite residence is
for sale"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-20
CABINET MEMBERS
AND THEIR CLOTHES
EACH HAS DISTINCTIVE
SARTORIAL ADORNNlENTS
"Clothes Don't Make the Man But
They Often Indicate Him"-Taft
Has No Particular style of Habil-
ments-Others Vary from Cut of
Dignity TO No Cut at All.

Washington sartorial analysis
of President Taft's cabinet-which
may be permitted on the familiar
ground that clothes have much to do
with making the man--leads to some
odd conclusions and brings TO light
strange characteristics not altogether
obvious from the annual reports of
the several gentlemen.
President Taft, by way of compar-
ison, doesn't seem to wear clothes at
all-not meaning of course, that he
doesn't observe the conventions. 1t
Is only that one doesn't have any i'm
preston of clothes when his expan-
sive figure looms up in the doorway.
One has, rather, an idea of some
thing very big wrapped up in more
or less conventional fashion with gar
ments Nine out OF ten persons who
see the president every day are un-
able to recall what sort of clothes he
usually wears, or any distinctive fea-
ture OF them.
The only time he ever achieved an
appreciable effect through the raj
ment he wore was when lie came
home from the orient by way Of ST.
ber.a. He arrived in a fur-lined coat
with fur collar and cuffs which he
ktill utilizes when Washington is in
the grip of winter storm. The coat
was so ample in its proportions that
one lost sight of the man altogether
and was conscious that a tremendous
" large coat with a fuzzy collar was
emerging out of, or rather, obliter-
erA.
best of Mr.. Taft, who was then secre-
tary of war, by so enshrouding his
bulk that nothing else was visible,
and today it remains the most strik-
ing feature of the presidents ward
robe.
Meyer the Best Tailored.
George Won L. Meyer, secretary of
the navy is without question the best
tailored of the cabinet officers. His
taste runs 10 the English idea, and his
ordinary garb is a cutaway frock.
suggesting London in so marked
fashion that it much surely have been
made by an exclusive New York tall
or. If there is any one thing that
the observer cannot overlook IN Mr.
Meyers clothes it is the absolute GER
tainty that the clothes are proper ac-
cording to the class of persons who
refer TO their costumes" rather than
their suits" which is very bour-
geois term.
The clothes don't overshadow the
secretary of the navy, but they are
just sufficiently apparent to enable
one TO understand and at glance
that he Is a most proper and most or
thodox person from the sartorical
po mt of view who could not commit
an error of dress without creating
an impression &C catastrophe and dis
solution.
Hitchcock Has Bad Taste.
Hitchcock doesn't quite come up to
the serene level of Secretary Meyer.
He gives an extraordinary amount of
attention to clothes. or to his valet,
if he has one-and it is hard to i'm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-20

and Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Veagh don't take any chances and
always appear in either frock coats
or cutaways. Secretary Nagel of the
department of commerce and labor is
another of the sort of man over
whom the tailors despair-he is so
tall and has such extraordinarily long
arms. Apparently he detests over
coats, and merely lugs one around
on his arm just to show that he is
provided
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-20

Waist patterns. otherwise known as
enough silk to make a ladies' waist,
can be found at the Peoples Ware
house in beautiful variety in hand
somely arranged boxes, make a cor
rect Christmas present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-20
MOST People

have trouble at some time or other
with the stomach becoming weak,
the liver inactive and the bowels
ciogged and it is at such times that
you'll appreciate the benefits from
bottle of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-20
List Of Prizes

LATEST STYLE EILERs BUNGALOW PIANO WORTH $500 AS
~'' -''
ELEGANT LITTLE HOME oRCHEsTRELLE AS SECOND PRIZE
THEN IN ORDER OF MERIT FIDE CASH CREDITS
RANGING IN VALUE $780,
In order to thoroughly advertise the that
emphatay
shed Marshall Wendell in
chicago and New York. Ei
rapidly become
have arranged with
advertising Rebu
Of
vicinity in the West
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-20
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH B!TTERS

Therefore get bottle today and
keep it handy for emergency, and if
you'll take it promptly you can save
much suffering. It is for Poor Appc-
lite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Colds
and Grippe. Get free copy Of our
1910 Almanac from druggist.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
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This prescription comes from a physi-
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I think l owe It to my fellow man to
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
Dope from the Police Court

Frank Hndson had been arrested on
charge of Vagrancy, and when his case
was called in Judge Bowman's court on
Tuesday. Assistant City Attorney Rogers
stated that inasnuch as the prisoner had
pleaded guilty. he wished to ask the court
to suspend sentence until the following
day, and release the prisoner on his own
recogniZance. The court did so and, as
the prisoner hurried from the room. he
said: 'tI'n get out OF town, judge Ev-
crybody smiled.
Harry Ballard, another vagrant, was
not quite SO fortunate, but will do his
day dreaming for the next thirty days
in the chain gang.
Ed Hollingsworth forfeited his bail OF
50 by failing to appear
4 stay OF execution was granted in the
case of e. e. Merrill, who was arrested
for violating a permit ordinance. y
bench warrant was Issued for Merrill.
r, c, Sutton, l.. Ruhlc and Ed King.
who were taken from a box car TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
DRAFTING PRIZE WON
BY HAROLD HEAT0N

The Breeder drafting prize was
awarded to Harold Heaton Tuesday
night at the association institute, while
John Yunker, close second, won hon:
orable mention. The prize is an ideal
drafting table and is awarded to the
student showing the greatest progress
in architectural, mechanical or topo-
graphical drawing during the past win
ter SO close was the contest that it
was only after long dcllberatlon that
the decision was reached.
The commission giving the award
consisted OF Roscoe Brceden. Of the
Breeder Office supply company; Mur-
ray Sullivan, head instructor of draft
ing of the association institute; and
J, Gustav White, secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. a. for educational work.