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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
SANTA ANA
onice 315 n. Sycamore.
t64; Sunset Black 7S2.
MACHINE IS OUT
ANGLING FOR JOB
FISH C0MMISSI0NERSHIP is
THEIR GAME
J. w. Morrison Resigns to Become
County Horticulturist, but Fails
to Stand Civil Service
Examination

SANTA ANA. Dec. S.-Sportsmen in
this county are watching with interest
developments in the settlements OF the
deputy fish commissionership in this
county. j. w. Morrison, chairman of
the Republican central committee, held
the job at 500 a month until he re-
signed expecting to get a better job,
that of county horticultural commits
sioner. He failed in the examinations
for that position, and was out of a
political snap.
In the meantime Fish Commissioner
Connell of Los Angeles had appointed
". X. Robinson of Trabuco, in no wise
consulting the machine politicians of
the county. who had slated r. A. Full
Ter to succeed Morrison. 1t Is said that
when il was learned that Robinson was
appointed the machine men here put
up a howl to Walter Parker, the Espee
boss. Parker went to Connell's office
and protested.
He wanted to know why Morrison
had not been reappointed. Connell is
said to have given a reply TO the eff
feet that it was none of Parker's busi-
ness. that Morrison had never at
tended to the job when he had it. Now
comes the word that Parker is busy
with powers higher than Connell hop
ing to get machine man into the job
over Connell's head.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
SAN sERNARDlNo NEWS NOTES

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. Sc. NJ.
Curtis. the principal owner Of the
Bloomington Land company, has con-
firmed the report Of the sale of the en-
tire holdings of that company for $780,
GOO. The entire list of buyers has not
as vet been announced. but Henry \.
colt of Los Angeles, NJ. L. Orcutt Of
Newnort and W. w. Wilson Of River
side are among the heaviest interested.
Dissatisfied with the price at Whien
the contract for the paving of d street,
from Firth to Base Line, has been let
by the city council, the property owners
Of that thoroughfare are planning 10
take over the work themselves, and
other contractors have been asked to
submit figures The property owners
have still several days in which 10
legally serve notice on the city that
they will do the work.
The recently constructed Odd Eel
lows temple in this city was today
dedicated In the absence Of Grand
Master Johnson of Sacramento VINO
was unavoidably detained from reach
ing this city in in time, Deputy Grand
Master T. W. DuckwOrth of this city
had charge of the ceremonies.
T. G. Harris. charged with forgeay
was today found guilty in the superior
court. He will be sentenced Monday
Harris forged the name of j. {. harms,
n horse trader of Los Angeles, to
number Of checks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
PASADENA NEWS NOTES

PASADENA, Dec. S-Eugene Estop-
pey. Marathon runner, athlete, holder
of innumerable medals and trophies Tor
sprinting abilities has found a new oe-
cupation. He has announced himself
as utility messenger, and Will go into
the house and mind the baby do the
washing, sweeping or dusting, escort
the lady to her bridge party or dinner
engagement, NOV the lawn. split the
wood, teach French, German, painting
dancing, act as tutor, entertain aC-
company parties on trips or run er-
rands. There is nothing i'm the accom-
modating line that Estoppey will not
undertake He hasn't a penchant for
cigarette smoking, dime novels or any
of the vices which messenger boys are
commonly accredited with. And to cap
il ALL he has the eXperinece Of thirty
nine years behind him.
The annual election Of officers of
John II. Godfrey post G. a. r., viii DE
held tomorrow evening,
David Starr Jordon Will lecture on
FISHERIES of the United States at
ThroOp institute February 4.
Constable W. G.. Austin has received
word OF the death of his mother at tn"
age of II years at Stamford, Conn.
Just because French aviatOrs wanted
$4,000 to give a flight at Tournament
park New Years day the offer has been
turned down, and there viii be no
aviation stunts on that day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES

LONG BEACH, Dec. S.-Frank Nc
Quigg Of the Exchange National bank,
son of NJ V. McQuigg, a wealthy Los
nAgeles man, was taken to the Pacific
hospital in Los Angeles today from his
home in this city seriously Ill with
typhoid fever. Young McQuigg was
candidate for city treasurer on the In
dependent ticket in yesterdays cleo
tion.
A committee of the chamber of com
merce directors decided this morning
thar this city win not be represented
by n float in the Pasadena Tourna-
n1ont of Roses, but launched a plan to
have a strong representation In the pa
rado by sending the Municipal band, a
number Of handsomely decorated auto
mobiles and an Elks marching club.
Committee men were delegated this
morning to carry out different features
of this plan
Architect Horace Austin has COM
pleted nlans for the $1,000 clubhouse to
be built ON the Virginia Country club
grounds and the directors will meet
Friday night to approve them.
The N. NJ. g. \. will give its annual
minstrel show in the auditorium to-
morrow night and Friday night.
Miss Emily Wheeler, prominent club
woman and writer, today received word
Of th, death Of her sister, Miss Martina
WhooIor mt Palatine, I'll.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holIrrs of the Los Angeles Dock &
T.~m.a1 .omuany win be held day
after tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
ANGORA CAT ADDS
TO RABIES SCARE
FELINE ATTACKS TWO dogs
AND MAN
Injured Animals Are Killed and eooy
of Cat Is Sent to Berkeley
for Microscopic EE-
animation

PASADENA, Dec. S.-Leaping over d
fence and attacking two large dogs
then making an attack on a man. a Cs'l
believed to be afflicted with raoies es-,,
was beaten to death this morning aitel
a battle in which the frenzled IeillIe
nut both dogs to route and gave II. L. L.
Daugherty of III West Union street d
genuine scare. e..
bath dogs were scratched, and for
fear the cat had bitten them MI
Daugherty. the owner of the dogs, con
sented to their being destroyed rather
than take a chance of having ms chll-
dren play with them and possibly be
bitten should the examination OF the
cats body prove that the animal was
afflicted with rabies
Citv Veterinarian w. A. Boucher sent
the body Of the cat to Berkeley TO nave
an examination made. Should 1t de-
velop that cats as well as dogs are al
f1icted with rabies, a problem Of no
small proportions confronts the city
authorities. 1t is said that in the case
of felines being afflicted with the dis
ease they become unusually vicious
DR.. Boucher is anXiOusly awaiting the
report from Berkeley, which will be
wired Immediately after the eXamina-
tion is completed by the state and fed
eral authorities
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
RIVERSIDE NEWS NOTES

RIVERSIDE, Dec 8.-The city coun-
ell has been asked TO take some steps
looking TO the betterment of condi-
tions on Market street which is used
by the Southern Pacific for its ter
minal switches for passenger trains,
A spirited protest was received against
the city allowing the company to store
its trains on the street between Eighth
and Tenth streets and TO allow cars
loaded with theatrical scenery to occu-
py the tracks at all hours of the day
and night. 1t was suggested that the
protest was timely, for the reason that
the Southern Pacific was seeking con-
ccssions from the city at the present
time.
w. II. Cooper dropped dead yesterday
at his home on OHyeWOod avenue while
milking his COWS. He arose early and
went out to work. When he did not
come to breakfast Mrs. Cooper went
in search of him and found him lying
dead between two COWS. She sum-
moned physician, who declared that
the man had died suddenly from heart
disease. Cooper and his family had
been residents of Riverside for four
wears. coming from Illinois. He is sur
vived by a widow and two young
daughterS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
SEWING MACHINES

WHITE SEWING MACHINES.
G2Sh S. SPRING, Main 2l05; F6757. 9-o-u
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Pomona Lodae Elections

POMONA, Dec. S.-A number of
members and officers of the local
Knights of Pythias lodge will go to
Cotton on Friday to assist in institut-
ing a new lodge of the order there. The
newly elected officers of the local
lodge are E. f. Armour, chancellor
commander; c. W. Guerin, vice chan
cellor commander; x. X. Fritz, prelate;
Fred Niedemeyer. master of work;
Ostis Welch, master alarms; Reuben
Burke. keeper Of records and seals;
Frank Jewell. master OF finance; Al
fred Davis. master Of eXchequer; W.
Herman and Fl. Hearthman, guards;
John II. Lee trustee. The lodge is en-
loving a substantial growth.
Pomona Masonic lodge has elected
Jerome Ludden master; James Wilkin-
son. senior warden; Edward Wilton.
Junior warden; J. L. Armstrong, sec
retary, and Charles NJ. Stone, treasurer.
The local lodge Knights Of the Mac
cabees at meeting last night elected
new officers for the ensuing year as
follows: J. A. Shewman, commander,
Dale Clay, past commander: A. r.
Barnes, lieutenant commander; B. II.
Shewman. record keeper; r, r. Wal
lace and r. f. Morris guards: C. T.
Englehart. chaplain; f. E. Lane, ser
geant: Frank Corkran, master-at-
arms: G. NJ. Stover, sentinel; NJ, r.
Ward, picket and Herman Connor,
trustee
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
WOMAN MISSION WORKER
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. William H. Wallace, One of the
Bright Matrons of Long Beach,
Passes Away Suddenly

LONG BEACH, Dec. 8.-Death came
rather suddenly last night to one of the
brightest and most beloved young ma
irons of Long Beach, Mrs. William H.
Wallace. the wife of the cashier o.
the Exchange National bank, of which
A. J. Wallace of Los Angeles is prest-
dent. Mrs. Wallace, who was 81 years
old, was a native of Davis, H., and a
graduate of Hamline university, st.
Paul, Mimi, where she was a class
mate of Mr. Wallace both graduating
in 1905.
Mrs. Wallace was a leading men,
Der of the Ebell club here and known
all over Southern California for her
work on missions She was conference
secretary for the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Southern
California conference. recording secre-
tary of the foreign missions society and
corresponding secretary Of the home
missions society in the First NJ. +.
church here. She was an earnest sun
dav school worker. Her husband,
daughter and two sons, one an infant
survive her Funeral services will be
held at 2.30 tomorrow afternoon from
the First Methodist church. Burial is
to be in Sunnyside cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

BULLARO-GRECO-Jo Bullaro. age 4S.
native Of I.aly. and Anna Greco, age 43,
native OF Italy; both residents OF Los An
geles
BRODIE- -HOWE-Charles y. Broiie age ~.
native OF Canada. resident OF Moiaye' and
Hattie L. Howe, age 3d. native OF Canada,
resident Of Los Angeles.
sPAHMAN- -FISHER-AIhert L. spahman, age
26 native Of Pennsylvania. and Myrtle
Fisher. age % native Of oregon; both resi-
dents OF Los Angeles
HENDERSON, ON-BURNELI-Chris A. Nodder-
SON age a. native Of California, and Edith
Burnell, age %. native OF California; ooth
residents of san Francisco.
GROVE E-sHUMAN-James II Grove, age 49,
native Of North Carolina, and Frances NJ.
Shumau age 80. native Of Georgia; both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles.
FERRY Y-sTEVENS-Harold c. Ferry, age p,
native Of New Hampshire, and Lulu q.
Stevens. age 10, native Of California ooth
residents Of Los Angeles
HOHIEsEL-GOL Hohiesel, age Ss'
native Of Germany, and Genevieve Grace
Gold age 23 native Of illinois, both resi-
dents OF Los Angeles.
LLER-GRUNDY-Mark f. Fuller, age 20
native Of Kansas, resident OF Randsnure.
and Marguerite NJ. Grundy. age 81, native OF
Utah, resident Of Los Angeles.
A. Peralta, age
46. native Of California, resident OF Oakland.
and Laura c. Osborn, age 46, native OF
Norway. resident of Los Angeles.
KAUFFMAN-DORR-Mil NJ. Kaufman
age a. native Of Pennsylvania, ana Luclnpa
r. Dorr, age 10. native Of Iowa; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles
RICHARDS-R -REIFSNYDER-James w. Rien-
ards age 2g native Of Ohio. and Cordela NJ.
Reifsnyder. age "a native of pennsylvania
both residents Of Los Angeles.
JFNNINGS- S-DAYTON-Trederlck ]. Jennings
age a. native Of Illinois and Bernice Day
ton age 30 native Of Minnesota both resi-
dents Of Pomona. ~
SWEET HERNIA NSON-Louis sweet age 20
native of Massachusetts, and Esther NJ. Her
manson, age 2S. native Of New YORK: both
residents Of Los Angeles. ,-,,-
STAKELIN- IN-HOPKINS-Gcorge W. Stakehh'
age 2l. native Of Kentucky and Susie Hop
kins age 2l native Of Colorado; both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles.
COHEN N-SOLOMON-Louis Cohen, age q, ma
tive OF Russia, and Annie solomon, age ~
native Of Roumania' both residents OF Los
Angeles. ,,, 80
ICK-LOFTTS-James H. Frallck' age
al native Of Kansas, resident OF Fullerton
and Lena LOTUS. age 81, native OF derihahy'
resident Of St Joseph Mo
ETPOBET- Strobel age AZ natlVe
~ california and Carrie a. Deal, age 49,
native of California; both residents Of Los
Angeles. No.. 80.
POTTER R-WOTAWA-Albertus y. Potter, age
"a native Of New York. resident Of Peoria,
III ana Rebecca Wotawa, age 81 native ot
ohio. resident Of National city
RTRRIS- S-STEWART-Charles W. Burrls, age
a native Of Missouri, and Adeline L. sue"
art age 49, native of Colorado both residents
of Los Angeles. 40 .,. 80
cIf tss-sNITH-H d. Giles age IS, native OF
England, and Frieda w. smith age a. ma
i've of Nevada; both residents of Los An
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
NATURALIST MAY
DIE FROM BURNS
C. C.. ZANS ATTEMPTS TO SAVE
TREASURES
AGED Scientist Was for Nearly Two
Days Without Medical Atten-
ton at Summit of
Range

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. Sc. c.
Zans, aged artist, naturalist and tray-
eler, is lying at the county hospital in
this city so severely burned that there
is doubt as to recovery. Zans, who for
some months has made his home, where
his studio is located temporarily on
the summit of the San Bernardino
range near Fredalba, in attempting
to save his precious treasures in the
fire which consumed his cabin, was
terribly burned and for nearly two
days he was without medical assist
ance. it requiring twelve hours for the
ambulance to reach the spot on account
of the heavy SHOWS and almost impas-
sable roads.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
YOUNG COLUMBUS MAN
ARRESTED AT PASADENA

PASADENA. Dec. 81. NJ. Brunette
Ester, alias John Bennett, said TO be
the scion of a prominent and wealthy
family of Columbus, O., was arrested
in Pasadena yesterday while attempt
ing to cash an alleged fictitious check
at the Hotel Maryland, drawn ON the
First National bank of Los Angeles.
Brunele, under the name of John
Bennett, was a guest at the Van Nuys
hotel in Los Angeles where he stayed
three months and ran up a bill when
but two days ago was paid by his
mother in the east
He was often seen in a Pierce Arrow
motor car which he had rented but
claimed as bis own.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
CORONER'S PARTY STARTS
TO RECOVER DEAD BODY

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. S.-The
party which started this morning from
San Bernardino was unable today TO
reach the remains Of the unknown dead
man lying in the snow on the Daley
road. near the summit of the mountain
range. and tonight the coroner and his
men are camped at Squirrel Inn, ready
to proceed in the morning. The forest
rangers have Co-operated with the
county officers. and Ranger SWitzer To-
day located the body, almost buried IN
the snow. Ii was at first supposed that
the man who perished in the cold biz
zard was possibly one of the employees
of Bright & Drew at the Little Bear
Valley dam. but Switzer says he was
not laborer. He was about 40 years
of age. The ranger left the body where
he found it. after covering it with
canvas to protect it from the snow
and rain. 1t will be necessary to pack
the remains out on a horse.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
YOUNG BRIDE MOURNING
ABSENCE OF HER HUSBAND

PASADENA, Dec Soto NJ. Shook,
a young man IS years Of age who was
married a month ago to 16-year-old Es-
ther L. Wilson, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles d. Wilson of SO Ca
lena avenue, left this city the day be-
fore Thanksgiving, ostensibly to visit
Los Angeles, and nothing more mas
been heard from him.
A.D. Shook the father of the missing
lad, said this evening that he did not
know where his son was, and that no
one to his knowledge had received
word from him.
No reason can be assigned for the
strange actions of the husband. His
domestic affairs were apparently all
that could be desired. At the wedding
which took place a month ago score
of relatives and friends were present
and the event was considered the cul-
mination of a pretty love affair be-
tween the youthful couple.
There is a rumor that young Shook
has taken himself off to Arizona to
carve his fortunes there.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
LONG BEACH
Circulation Dept. No. Pine street.
Home phore E6e.
Correspondent. sunset phone Mhin 9uo.
SATISFIED
WITH HALF A LOAF
LONG BEACH Is DISPLEASSD
-
OVER RESULTS
Charterites Also Wanted the Council
While Independents Are Dis
gruntIed Because They
Lost Mayor

LONG BEACH, Dec. 3.-The result
of yesterdays election has had the
usual result of pleasing and still dis
pleasing both sides. The Charterites,
who elected the mayor and all other
officials down to the councilmen, re-
gret that they failed TO eelect more
than two of the seven councilmen.
The Independents. on the other hand
rejoicing in the securing of power in
the council, are displeased because Of
the apparent "kniffng" of the head of
their ticket by a disgruntled few and
by personal enemies Of their candidate
and the spite vote against the ticket
by a certain element in Belmont
Heights.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
RFDLANps NEWS NOTES

REDLANDS, Dec 8.-Dr. ]. D. East
er, pastor emeritus of Trinity Eplscopal
church, has presented copy OF FleLo-
Gene FOSSILS of South Carolina" The
work contains life-size cuts of the fos-
sils of the polyparia, echinodermata and
molIusca of the pleiOcene period of the
formation of the world.
J. A. Lehman of Glendora addressed
the orange growers last evening at the
Y. NJ. c. A. on the Curing and Pre-
venting of Cum Disease" The ad-
dress was followed with discussion
led by A. b. Cowgirl.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
RIVERSIDE
Corner Eighth and Main sts.
Phones Main 2s7, Home 144l.
BOY WHO PLAYS HOCKEY
RUN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE

RIVERSIDE, Dec. S.-Because Frank
Crandan, aged 10 played hockey from
school he was run down by an auto
mobile and painfully injured. The lad
was sighted by b. w. Horsley truancy
officer, Just as he was about to cross
Main street at Eighth The officer
called to the boy, asking him to come
to him. Instead the lad fled across the
street, in his haste failing to see a
touring car bearing down on him. j..
r Redman, driver of the car, attempted
to stop the machine and skidded to
the side Of the street. The boy sprang
in front of the car, which Knocked him
down and passed partly over him,
but he escaped with some few bruises.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
SANTA ANA NEWS NOTES

SANTA ANA. Dec. S.-The trial Of
Mrs. Kate Measor on charge of liquor
selling has been tied up indefinitely
her attorney, J. H. Bell, having given
notice of intention to appeal to the su-
preme court for a writ of prohibition
to stop the trial of the case on the
ground of error in the record.
James Gordon. during the civil war
a second lieutenant in the Forty-sev-
enth infantry, died here this morning
A hobo burglarized the Santa Fe
depot at Olive last night. All he got
was three sacks of tobacco and
ticket punch.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
SANTA ANA BUSINESS MEN
CASH mo ACCOUNT" CHECKS

SANTA ANA. Dec. S.-A man repre-
senting himself to be Geo. B. Morgan
cashed two $475O checks here last Sat
urday. it being his second successful
visit to this Ncity. Several months ago
the man Cashed a $3.50 check on a
local jewelry store. Saturday he
bought a stove of the +. P. Mickey
Hardware Co. and gave a check to him
signed by the Golden state Produce
co. and was given $15 in cash and a
$50 check in return. The stove was
never called for. E. s. Gilbert & co.
was vietimized for a pair of blankets
and cash in change. The check was
drawn the same a s the one at the
hardware store. Both were on the
Bank of Southern California at Los
Angeles. and were returned marked
mo account"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
TO TALK ON CALIFORNIA
AND ARIZONA DESERTS

M0NROVTA. Dec. S-"A Prospector
and His Dog ON the california Deserts
is the subject upon which Lou Wescott
Beck. the we'll known lecturer will
speak tomorrow evening at the Meth
odist Episcopal church of MOnrovia.
Beck will give accounts of trip from
Pasadena. the crown city, to Death
valley. where - wagon trail is the only
sign Of civilization. He also will speak
ON the Arizona deserts and of the plant
and animal life contained therein. The
lecture will be illustrated by stereop-
icon views. No admission will be
charged but a silver Offering will be
taken at the door
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
SAN BERNARDlNO COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

REDLANDS, Dec. S.-Tho twenty
sixth annual convention of the Sunday
schools of San Bernardino is i'm session
here. the meetings being held i'm the
Congregational church. Prominent
speakers and workers in the southern
association who are here for the meet
ings are Dr. r. 2. Shepherd, superin-
tendent of the teachers training de-
partment of Southern California; Miss
Meme Brockway, superintendent of the
elementary department, and Hugh G.
Gibson. general secretary. The cOnven-
tion closed this evening and at : o'clock
a street parade was held, with many
snhool children in line
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
NEW LAUNCH cAPSlZEs AND
THREE RECEIVE DucKlNG

LONG BEACH Dec. S.-Three men
in a boat took a cold dip this morning
when n new launch which they We're
testing was upset by a breaker near
the Long Beach harbor. Alva Elmore,
Beth Lawson and Blair Kuebler We're
thrown out and the two last named
were caught under the craft and mar
rowly escaped drowning.
The three swan to one of the har-
Dor ietties, a distance Of 600 feet, Ac-
cording to the trio the launch turned
completely over twice. A small mast
which il carried was broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
ROYAL CHIEF HUNTING
DIRECTOR LOSES HIS JOB
Kaiser Objected to Having General
Public Witness His Pheasant
Shooting

BERLIN, Dec. S.--The chief hunting
director has lost his job because he
allowed the general public about
Goehrde while the kaiser was pheasant
shooting a short time ago.
The people were not interfered with,
but the kaiser did not care to have
his shooting prowess looked on as a
football match or golf tournament for
the edihcation of the mob. Besides,
the people ran chances of being hit by
stray shots. Not only has the chief
hunting director lost his job, but here
after no spectators will be allowed to
enjoy the kaisers shooting.
A brother of the late Baron Won
Sternberg. German ambassador at
Washington, has been appointed as
the new hunting director.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
FAIL TO LOCATE HEIRS
FOR LANDLADYS ESTATE

TeIegrams to various parts Of the
country have failed to bring any re-
sponses as to the whereabouts or iden-
lily of relatives Of Mrs. Alice Corr, who
dropped dead as a result Of an attack
of heart failure in her rooming house,
S34 south Hill street, last sunday, and
Frank Bryson, public administrators
will order the burial of the remains
today. An examination Of Mrs. Corr's
affairs shows she left TWO bank books
containing deposits of $612 in the Ger
American and the Farmers and
Merchants banks. This money will be
held by the public administrator until
some person appears who can prove his
claim to it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
HEALTH CAMPAIGN ON
AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

REDLANDS, Dec. S.-The school au-
thorities of this city have started the
campaign of examination for health
among the students. The work started
one month ago, but was done quietly
and now it is being brought ont before
the public as the success Of the under
taking is being noticeable i'm many iu-
stances. Physical Director Hester
makes the examinations. and already
100 have been brought before him and
throughout the school session. De
fects are looked for i'm defective sight,
hearing, offensive breath and mouth
breathers. Notices are being sent out
among the students and the work is
being done in a most systematic man
ner,