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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
CHURCH FAIR HELD
FOR BUILDING FUND
Women OF St. Augustine's Con-
gregation, South Berkeley,
Preside at Booths

BERKELEY, Nov 27.-The fair
which has been planned for a year by
the women of ST. Augustine's Catholic
church, South Berkeley. opened this
evening in the old building used by
the church, which is soon to be sup
planted by new edifice, plans for
which are being prepared The fair,
which Is in aid of the church building
fund, is one of the largest affairs of
ITS kind ever seen in this city.
The fair Will continue until Decem-
Der g. the booths being open in the
afternoons and evenings Following e
are the committees in charge of the
affair:
Campbell and Miss NJ X Mooney as
sisted by Mrs. w. w. Hunt, Mrs w. d.
bpotter, Mrs, e. Cuneo. Mrs. Anderson,
Misses Fee. Misses Riordan. Misses
Long, Miss F. Shoeful and Mrs. /. Cal
Hcrate.
Grab bag. fish pond and Japanese
Mrs. b: A. Harnett and Miss DAILY, as
sisted by Miss Mary DAILY, Miss Kath-
ryn DAILY. Mrs. j. H. p. Mason, Mrs.
Comba, Miss Eileen Robinson, Mrs II.
;. Reeves, Mrs. Z. S. Waugh, Mrs.
Bruno Sherlock Miss Genevieve Rior-
dan, Miss Linnet Reeves, Miss Rother-
mel, MISS Lyons. MISS ClarkSOn, MISS
Grace Lyons, Miss Miriam Clarken,
Miss Helen Lyons, Miss Ellen Ord,
Miss Edith Clarken.
Californian booth-Mrs. w. r. Dolan,
assisted by Mrs. J. Donovan. Mrs. A. E.
Rowe, Mrs. J. III. Mellon, Mrs. A. Say
ers Mrs. J. Libbey. Misses Dolan, Miss
Donovan, Miss de Soto, Miss Lucy Say
ers and Miss Lorena Mellon
Refreshment booth-Mrs. T. c. Rowe
assisted by the Misses Rowe. Mrsl
O'Connor, Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs Gillick
Mrs. Button. Mrs. Freitas. Mrs Horgan,
Mrs. Lynn and Mrs. Baker.
Candy booth-Mrs. ]. c. Beatty and
Mrs. Finney, assisted by Miss Rose
Beatty, Miss Glare Beatty, Miss Marion
Beatty, Mrs McCabe, Misses McCabe,
Miss Filter Mrs. Sanford, Miss Alice
Sandford.
Ballot booth-Mrs. Rogers and Miss
Margaret DAILY
Gypsy booth-Miss Hannah Rigney
and Miss Carroll
DOH hnOfh-MiSs TheIIna RnMe
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
.CONVICT'S PAROLE
ENDED BY BOASTS
Man Brags of PrOwess as Crook
and His Record Is Found
by Police

OAKLAND, Nov. 27.-Unguarded
boasts of his prowess in living by theft
and deluding the detectives set to catch
aim have landed Ray Bartlett, alias
Thomas A. Bennett, in the city jail for
the second time and will probably end
in his being returned to the state
prison at Carson City. Nev., to serve
out a term on which he was paroled.
Bartlett was first arrested here sew
eral weeks ago. He had been employed
as nurse at the Kings Daughter
Home for Incurables, F'ortieth street
and Broadway. He was arrested on sus-
picion of robbing the patients OF small
sums of money. The police failed TO
find seffcient evidence and released
Bartlett. who was later heard to say:
y guess l took the cash, but these
cops can't get me-
The police rearrested Bartlett and
started investigating. What they
learned was this:
Under the name of Thomas a. Ben
nett he was convicted of burglary IN
Placer county and sentenced January
%, 1902 to Folsom for six years. He
had been free only a short time when
he was arrested for grand larceny at
Carson City. He was given seven years
and soon afterward was paroled.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
CLASSY FOWLS IN
OAKLAND DISPLAY
Poultry and Pigeons of High De
gree attract Fanciers and
Breeders

OAKLAND. Nov. 27.-The poultry
and pigeon show being held at Pied
mont rink. Twenty-fourth street and
Oakland avenue 10y the Alameda
County poultry association and the
California pigeon club viii close Sun
dav at 10 o'clock The show has been
a great success from the start and has
brought out one OF the finest eNhlblts
Of fowls ever displayed on the coast.
The long list Of trophy cups Will be
awarded 10 the successful exhibitors
Il 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The awards have all been placed and
each winning birds coop has been dec
GRATED with the coveted ribbon. Sev-
eral breeds have attracted exceptional
interest. one being the White Orping-
ion. a new arrival on the coast.
Another attractive display is the
Black Minorca exhibit which includes
the highest type Of this popular breed
seen on the coast for 10 years if not
The very best ever seen here. The
Rhode Island Red class is strong and
las manv fine specimens. Another
breed which has been recently i'm
ported from England is the Cornish
Indian Game. bird Of unusual weight
trim and attractive Barred Plymouth
Rocks are also much in evidence In
The pigeon department of the show are
many interesting birds including the
Porcelain or Ice pigeon exhibited on
the coast for the first time The Giant
Runts have made fine showing there
being ali colOrs. The Runts range in
we sht from two to three pounds each
snd have a wing spread of 80 TO Al
inches. Every fancy variety of pigeon
sppears 10 be represented, making d
most attractive display
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
CHILD IS ROBBED
BY MAN IN STREET
Culprit Takes Coin From Girl
Sent on Errand by
Mother

OAKLAND. Nov. 27.-Mabel Hamilton.
the year old daughter of Mrs. Marie
Hamilton. widow. of 1908 East Twen-
ty-first street. was robbed yesterday
afternoon not far from her mothers
home by rough looking man She had
been sent by her parent 10 a meat mar
ket and was stopped by the thief-while
on the errand
Selling the child by the wrist the
man threatened her with beating if
she made an outcry. He then unclasped
the girls fingers and took the coin
given her by her mother. Before leav-
ing the girl the robber repeated his
threats. saying if she told of the rob-
berry he would find her and beat her.
The frightened girl went home in tears
TO tell her mother she had lost the
money. Questioning induced the girl
TO tell of the occurrence. which was
reported to the police this morning
Policeman W. r. Jones home ut
$50 Forty fourth street was visited by
a burglar who tried to break open a
window with Jimmy last night, but
failed TO enter the house.
b. w Booker reported that thieves
got into his barber shop at All Eighth
street and stole S26 and a revolver
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
PLAN BENEFIT FOR
YOUTHS DIRECTORY

PORT COSTA, Nov. 27.-Leo council
No. Sc, Y NJ l.. of Port Costa will hold
an entertainment and dance for the
benefit of the Youths Directory of San
Francisco on the evening of December
Is in the council hall. The best anna
teur talent in San Francisco will be
assisted by many clever local perform
ers Dancing will follow the entertain
ment.
d. J. Lucey. Z. P. Lynch, Leo Penn
broke, Albert Rafetto and Joseph
Ahern constitute the committee of ar
rangements.
Young women of Port Costa have
organized to assist in making the affair
a success. The following have been
appointed to serve as a committee
Miss NJ. Hurley, Miss E. Crowley, Miss
j. Barry, Miss NJ. Lucey and Miss X.
Crowley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE
PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT

OAKLAND, Nov. 27.-The children of
st. Francis de Sales parochial school
gave an entertainment last evening at
the school hall. Grove and Jones
streets, under the direction of the Sis
ters of the Holy Names. The program
was as follows:
Piano duet Tampa NJ Bailey and NJ.
dughes; chorus. ''rhe Poppy Land Express reel
.ation. "A China Tragedy A. COakley; enOrus,
When Grandma Was Young piano solo over
ture TO '.Maritana.' NJ. Bailey; recitation. --The
Fate of Charlotte Russo l.. Wallace: action
song The Tall Top Hat: selections for violin
and piano. Song of the Wind NJ. UzzelI and
NJ Bailey: recitation. When Mother Called :
.. Kisich Gipsy chorus: vocal solo, ''KOck OF
Ages NJ. Townsend; chorus. ''FOurs Right =
pantomime; The Old Oaken Bucket" f. Cor
Oett; poses by Little Roses boys chorus. Ma
tional Sons: dialogue, An Unjust Suspicion :;
Italian BOatmans Song: piano solo, NJ. Bal
ley: chorus. Lead Kindly Light.
The accompanist for the evening was
NJ. Bailey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Nov. THE following marriage
licenses were issued today.
Aime Z Bergoz, .. and Alice Campbell, "a
Of FmitFsle
William J. Wheeler p. and Florence A.
Prsk. - both of Oakland
Charles .. Wilson. 20 and Annie Christian
sen 26 both of HAYWARD.
Arvid Mason. SO, and Edythe N. Chandler, Al.
both Of Oakland.
Poster D. Wheeler % San Jose snd Marcia
Gray is. Oakland
John !. McKiernan. 81 san Francisco. snc
AIMS G. swan 80 Alameda
Frederick r. T. Watson "a and sydney h
Miller -. both of Oakland
James = Fugaz ~. and Mary A. lynne. as
borh of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
CIVIC SUBJECTS
TO BE DISCUSSED
Pastor ArrangeS a Series Bear
ing Upon the New Problems
of Greater Oakland

OAKLAND Nov. 27.-Under the aus
pices OF the mems league Rev. a. W
Palmer, pastor of Plymouth Congrega
tiopal church, has arranged a series Of
sunday evening discOurses, com
mencing tomorrow. on civic subjects
Inspiration for the addresses is the
advancement OF this city in civic af-
fsirs due TO the recent bond and an
neXstion elections. The dates and sub
Jects are as follows:
November 2S. Essential Character
lStics of a Great City: December ,
The Better City: It's Industrial Life
december L. It's AmuSelnenls De
cember 10, Its Newspa pers": Decem.
her IS. Its Children, January >, Its
saloons January s. Its Hospitals FOR
Things Of Beauty: January %. It's
Churches.
The church federation of Oakland
VIII meet Monday evening at s O'Clock
al the First Methodist church to discuss
questions involved in greater Oakland
DR. H. II. Bell president of the San
Francisco church federation, will
speak
An augmented choir viii give the
program at the monthly musical serv-
ice Sunday evening at Trinity Episco-
pal church.
Rev Father Robert Sesnon will
preach sunday evening at St. An
drews Catholic church, Thirty-sixth
and Adeline streets. when d iridium
VIII be commenced in preparation for
the celebration Of the feast Of St.
Andrew Tuesday.
Rev. Frank L. Goodspeed. pastor of
The First Presbyterion church. viii
preach Sunday morning on THE Law Of
Symmetry The evening discourse
will be on The Man a Young Woman
Wants for a Husband
Mrs Lillian Reeves Todd, a mission
AIRY from China, viii address the con
gregation of Calvary Baptist church
sunday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
TELLS YOUNG WIFE TO
Go HOME TO FATHER

OAKLAND. Nov. 27.-Just six months
atter his wedding Victor c. r. Harlow
a barber, shut the door of his home il,
his wife.s face and told her to go back
The wife, Fay A. Harlow, who is
only II years of age. secured an inter-
locutory decree of divorce today. Har-
low gave no reason for his act. she said.
except that he did not want her around
any more.
The following final DEGREES of divorce
were granted today: Mary L. Toaspern
against William Toaspern desertion.
Esther o. Osler against Fred c. Osler,
cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
CLUB PASSERS HOLD
AN EXCITING CONTEST

OAKLAND, Nov. 27.-The fourth con-
test of the Alameda county club passing
tournament, Knights of Pythias, re-
suited in the passing of Piedmont lodge
in the percentage column by Oakland
lodge.
The feature of the evening was the
presentation of handsome silver low
ing cup to the committee by Vice Cham
cellor c. F. Lewis of Piedmont lodge
This cup will be awarded to the team
winning it twice.
A ball Will be given at Rice institute
hall the evening of February - The
following is the committee of arrange
ments: c. B. Hood. DR.. H. L. Dietz,
W. Nj. Wilson, c. Appel and e. II. Ger
man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

Rent your rooms by advertising them
in The Call's Want Ad columns. where
people who are looking for rooms can
see what YOU have to offer. The cost
is small Phone your ad to Kearny Sc.
or drop a line and we viii call for it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

An augmented choir viii give the
program at the monthly musical serv-
ice Sunday evening at Trinity Episco-
pal church.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

Colors are emerald, dark gray, Alice, navy,
white and clangeable blue and black, cerise
and gray, lavender and white, green and black
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-11
G. W. WHITE, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
our town Thursday on business.

our town Thursday on business.
Mrs. A. e.. Clement spent several
days visiting relatives in Jackson the
past week.
A. A. Smallwood shipped a car
load Of wood Friday.
Roell Bros. are putting up a DIR,
spent last Thursday with her sister
Miss Louise Dreshaw. of Jackson
kiln in connection with their saw mil
Mrs. VIM. Harris.
Harvey Lindsay, of Grahams, visited
his daughter Miss Mabel, who is nal
ing her home with her aunt, Mrs. lie
Monk, last week
Geo. Alig and Carl Bierdeman, d
Carriers Valley, transacted business
in our town Thursday evening.
p. Fl. Ledbetter, Of Hatt:esburg, was
here Thursday in the interest Of tlls
Locomotive Euqippment Co.
Messrs. Blake and Logan, auditors
transacted business here Thursday.
VIM. Harris was Jackson visitor
Saturday.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-11

wreck remains in sight it will stimu-
late adverse criticism on the part Of
foreigners It will give color to the
claim, in some minds, that the United
States fears to disclose the facts by
exposing the hull to view. This coun
try cannot afford to- rest upder such
an insinuation. Its warrant for inter-
vening in the Cuban situation did not
rest upon the destruction of the Main
alone That tragedy merely hasten
ed the crisis. Had not thee Maine
been destroyed war would surely
have come sooner or later. But It is
well to put an end to speculation on
the subject by raising the wreck, In
the presence of representatives of
Cuba and Spain. II there were no
rractical reasons for doing this thing,
for The clearing of the road-stead, the
political reason would be sufficient.
Springfield Republican Ind.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-11
SINKING OF THE MAINE.


1t has been eleven years today since
the battleship Maine was sunk in Ha-
vana harbor Her wreck still lies
there, where it settled after the ex-
plosion had torn open her hull and
killed and drowned $50 men. Part of
the upper works still show above the
water, an ugly, gruesome reminder of
tragedy and a menace to navigation
From time to time appeals have been
made TO the house of Congress to
appropriate funds for removing the
wreck, not merely for the sake of
the shipping, but to set at rest the
constantly recurring reproach that the
United States fears to bring the rid
died hull to light lest it bears evil
dence that the ship was sunk from an
explosion from within. The people of
this country are thoroughly satisfied
that the Maine was destroyed by a
blow from the outside by mine ac-
cidentally set adrdf from it's anchor
age or by torpedo directed toward
the ship from shore or from boat.
Whether by accident or by design, the
Maine was sunk because her hull was
crushed from the outside according to
the official finding Of this govern
ment's representatives. Divers re-
ported that they found plates bentin-
ward az from an external blow AZ
far as the public is concerned it need
no further proof But as long as the
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-11


Anderson's little boywhich was
caused by horse kicking him. We
hope speedy recovery.
Miss Alice Scott, who is attending
school here, visited homefolks Satur-
day
Prof. G. P. Cook and Miss Mary
Williams visited friends at do Sun
day.
The boys have reorganized their
ball team and begin practice soon.
They are expecting some good games
this season.
The school here is progressing fine
under the able management Of Prof.
Cook.
There will be church here Sunday
evening and everybody is invited to
attend.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-11
PEARSON.

Quite good deal Of sickness in this
community. Though none seriously
i'll.
Miss Nellie Russell, of Jackson, was
in our little town Monday.
Miss Gladys Fisher has the humps.
D. G. Cameron and mother have ar-
rived from Belzona aud expect to
make this their home.
Luke RaWls, 81 Nashville, was III
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-11
JOHNS.

The school children are preparing
for the best contest which will beheld
here On the might Of the 18th, inst,
and 9 large crowd Is expected.
Several from here attended church
at Cato Sunday
we were sorry To hear III TIE acci.
dent that happened To Mi. NJ. u
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-11
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

DENVER PATRIARCHY, NO. 67.
month At Odd Fellows Hall. 1881
Arapahoe street.
C. A. BURTON. W. P. R
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH. NO. ss7
g. U. o. Of o. +.
Meets the hrs and third tuesdays n
eaeh month 1t Odd Fellows Hall, ISsz
Arapah0e street.
Mrs. Clarence Holmes 213y Curtis St
worthy Recorte1.
PAST GRAND MASTERS COUNCIL
NO. IN. 6. U. o. OF OF.
Meets the second Friday IN eaeh
mooth At Odd Fellow Hall. IS,s Arap-
shoe strest
WALTER SCOTT. O. .
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16
Mm LODGE NO. y.

l. B. o. 4 q ". nsets Arse 81
third Wednesday night b saeA mat,
at 1713 Curtts street. An v1atins -
aro Welcome.
CARL WILSON,
Exaltsd Ruler.
L. J. MAN1EY. Ssc'y,
30S1 Lswrenco street
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

Western Star Lod0o No. IN, q. B.
of f.. meets Tie 1rst and third Tues-
day EVENING" Of each month a4 1855
Aapahoo streek
H. B. BROWN, W. n.
R. GRIGsBY. Sec.
cAPToLlA TGMPlg NO. ~, Z \. Z,
nesdAys In each noatA It 1888 Arapa,
bee Street Members In eool staaAtns
Aro invited 70 a&teoA.
MATTE HOLLY, w. p.
JENNIE JONES, Secretary.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16
TADGRMAclE NO. @

TABERNACLE NO. -.
Taberaacle No. - neee 10 ~
md third 11ursday b ~ noaia q
I713 C1ras strese An nsobeep =
Iood standing ase invttol.
LAUT-. CARSON, h ?.
NAMNIH WILLS. 1sssrl9.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

QUEEN o. rHg WEST NO. I.
Aeets 1rst 81 tAtrd TAsrsdays u
sAcA meath, INA Ara0aAoe oRoeG
MRS. HENRIETTB WRIGHT. W. p.
Nas. EIOR1NCx ;. ..AIlTtyN. ~
1e1 Fillmore st.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

CENTENNIAL LODGE NO. 4 A. 7.
4 A. n.
Neets the second and fourth Monday
sishts In the month 1t 1713 Curtis
etreet. All Masons IN good stand1no
ere invited to attend.
WIN. RUSS, W. n.
ERNEST HOWARD,
Secretary.
353 West Warren street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16
pvrnAeoaAs Looaa.

pyrnAaoRAs Lopa1.
Pythagoras Lodge. "A =. 4 4 u.
ssnAyiIls, meets the hrst AA1 third
eusedays in each month
Hall, Ill West Sixth street.
~. YOUNG. ". n.
sfs,TeAT T. 8. STEWART. Sal.
z&i.( -I~. ~ N. 4th st.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO /.
A.. { 4. n.
Neets .tAs first and third Monday
anlx1 = - mootA - 1511 Cnrt1D ~
G. A. FRANKLIN, W. n.
WI. sPRA0UD, Secretary.
2. o. Do1 1S4S.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

Webster Temple No. s. 9. n. T.,
nests the second and fourth WodAss-
afternoon in each month 1t 1881 Arap-
ahoe street. Mrs. =. A. Carter. W. p,
Mrs. Callis v. Campbell. Sec.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

Friday afternoons at 17l2 Curtis
street All visiting members are cor.
daily welcomed.
MRS. W. A. JONES, ". G.,
MRS CASEY. Secretary,
1857 Clarkston st.
ROYAL TEMPLE NO. -, L B.P.O.
E. Of W. meets second and fourth
Wednesdays in each moath at l7l2
Curtis street.
LIZZIE COOK, D. r.
MRS. NErTD n. KELLY. Ssey.
1111 ArapaAos Street.
GAINES TGhvLG, Ne. 4 .. MT.
OF Trinidsa. nssts The Arst and
third noaday afternoons at : O'Clock
u Marble Aan, Ill 1irst street
4 4 SUTTON, ". p.
u. =. WILSON, -.
QUEEN o. rhg WEST NO. I.
Msets 1rst 81 tAird TAsrsdays u
eacA meath, le34 AfaDaAoe Street
MRS. HENRIETTD WRIGHT, W. p.
Nas E1ORWiCx ;. ..AITON. ~
1e1 fillmore st.
1JCD LOD00 NO. -.
l. B. o. 4 q ". nssts frse 81
third Wednesday nieAt b Sneh matt
at 1713 Curtis streeG An vl0t1ng -
CARL WILSON,
Exalted Ruler.
1. J. MANLEY. 0sc'y,
20S1 Lswrence street.
TABERNACLE NO. -.
Tabsraaels No. 81 nsst 10 ~
md third TAursdAy b u noata q
l713 C1rtis stresG An nsnbesD +
pod standing aso ihvttol.
LAUr.. CARSON, h ?.
MAMIE Wills. 1sesr1w.
TRUE RGFoRMgna.
True Aseormsss No. 1e1l Co,oeals
Enterprise Fountain. nssG Arst anl
third Moaday q 1ss3 AfaeaAoe ereet
Q. n. Hughes MAstse. Nm. Il. 4
Riley, Secretary. Cooper bxilline.
G. H CLARK, Master.
G. n. HUGHES. sscrstary.
L~uoHrHRe or TA0gRMAclg.
Pride q Deavee No. S11 nesos .,
l11a Curtis evsey m. snd thir6
Thurs1ay.
SARAH THRNT, q. P.
MTBf4LA J. JONES. Q. h
ooLpGN oATg JuvGNiLEs.
Msets the seeeNd and fourth ostur
day sfterneen q 2:3o, at 1o31 Arapa.
hoe o. AZ msmbers n esed slsak
ing A. invited.
o011BvIIl1 LAWSON. 7. q,
VILLA NAY, r. ?.
i,ea Haasl Court
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16
TRUE RGFoRMGm.

True Aseormsss No. 1e11 Co3oeaAs
nntsrpriss Fountain. nsse Arst ~
third MoadAy a& 1ss3 ArapaAos street
Q. n. Hughes Hastse. Nm. n. n
Riley, oecfstasy. Cooper bsilline.
G. H. CLARK, Master.
G. n. HUGHES. Secretary.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

AhAPAH0k lo0oe No -
q. U. .. or .. ?.
Meets the mt anA thif1 Aenlay
Nights IN The meath at ODD yellows
Hall, 1S93 AfaDahee o1eet.
0Do. D. HALL. ?. q.
?. Q. IN ~.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE 70.
s39o, G. U. @. OF o. r.
neoeD eves7 Thufsday h tAe nootA
q 1111 Cu110 OkoeG
GEO. .. CONTEc., p. g.,
1of3 Weiton otreox
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

L~uoHTIRs or rAoGnMAcle.
Pride q Dsavee No g11 nss>s .,
l511 Curtis eveey mt anA thir6
Thufslay.
SARAH THRAT. n. r,
WTHLL4A J. JOINS. @. \
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16

ArS. Callte V. Campbell, 6oc.
PhYTHlAo LopoG NO. n.
Meets Tie INT sAA third Wednss
lay nights, 1863 Arapahoe otrssG
HARRY JONES, G. c..
1022 18th Street.
IN. NAR11edIA, K. a 4. Z 3.
Mo1tclais 2. o.
DAMON loooG NO. Z
K. Il ?. meets q 1713 Curtis strsse
ths INT aal tAirl Friday Of sach
nsQtA.
D. n. WILLIAMS. G. @.
". A. Rice, K. Of r. 4 g.;
AETNA CANT NC. =. q. 4. Z. or P
Mssts Il 1s11 Curtis strset tAs sseoal
aaA bssftA ytllay nigAts h ~ nonth
q. b. PAsH. Captain.
4 ]. LYL1B, Recorder.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-16
PINIoN MESA LODGE

No 20, A. F. 4 A. NJ, Grand juno
ton, meets the hrst and third We'd
lesdays In the month.
]. a HARRIS, W. NJ
T. P. LANGDON, Sec, 139 Chipeta