davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY
OF BOSWELL'S HERO TO BE
CELEBRATED.
With Relics, Will Be Opened
for the Occasion.

! LONDON, July 27-Shakespeare ex-
cepted, it is doubtful if there is another
great writer of the past whose person.
ality appeals as strongly to readers on
both sides of the Atlantic. and to
Americans in particular, as does that
of DR.. Samuel Johnson, the irascible
scholar and poet, renowned '1exicog-
rapher'' and hero of the most remark
able biography ever written.
| According to all accounts, the John
son bicentenary celebration" as it is
called. will be uncommonly interesting
and should not be missed by any Amer
lean who is planning to be in England
this summer. Preparations for it have
been going on for many months DR..
Johnson entered this mundane sphere
on September Is, 1909, and on Septem-
Der 16, 1909, the commemoration exer-
cises in his honor will begin at Lich-
field with an exhibition of relics of the
grouchy old philosopher in the veneer
able house in Marqet square where he
first saw the light of day.
Unlike a good many other literary
shrines,' there is no doubt about the
authenticity of DR.. Johnsons birth
place Luckily, for the photographers
admirers, the quaint two-storied house
with pillars where old Michael John
son kept his book shop became the
property of the corporation of Lichfield
a few years ago 1t then was in sorry
condition, but has been reverently re-
stored and now is practically as it was
when Samuel Johnson lived in it.
Part of the exhibition of "Johnsonia"
which visitors to the house will see
next September is permanent collec-
ton which has been formed and placed
in the building since it's acquisition by
the corporation, but other relics of the
sage are to be forthcoming from many
quarters While examining these, and
going through the house. visitors will
be able to use their imaginations and
picture the famous novelist-first as a
juvenile poet, apostrophizing good
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
ASBESTOS MYSTERY
OF ALL MINERALS

these lamps as being perpetual be-
cause of the wicks remaining uncon-
sumed while Pausanias, Pliny, Theo-
phrastus and other Greek and Roman
writer's refer constantly to both lamp
wicl1s and napkins as being made of
"crystalline flax, a substance which
can have been none other than ashes
tOs
Pliny, in particular, specifically de-
scribes napkins as being placed over a
charcoal brazier and emerging from
this treatment much fairer and winter
TIM they could have been had they
been washed n water and bleached in
the sunshine
So well known, indeed, was the mys-
ferrous nonheat. conducting mineral
iii those early times that some histo-
rams have suggested that Shadrach,
Meshach and Abednego, whom Bibli-
cal history des3tOs as having sur
vived the ordeal of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fiery furnace, We're clothed in heavy
asbestos coverings before the ordeal
began.
Be that as it may. the fact is well
authenticated that the corpse of early
kings and heroes were wrapped in in
cCmbustible blankets in order to SEN
arate their ashes from those of the
funeral pyre.
The Wellknown story of a later date
whish re'ates how Charlemagne had
amused and astonished his guests af-
! ter dinner by having the tablecloth
thrown into the fire and then drawn
out again, clean and white. but still
uninjured, points undoubtedly to the
use Cf asbestos as a textile material
Strange as it may appear, however
the spinning and weaving of asbestos
seems to have become a lost art for
the next thousand years. No evidence
Of sCch an industry appears in modern
writings until the early '7Os of the
nineteenth century. when experiments
for using il commercially were made
in Switzerland. Shortly after this the
first specimens Of a very fine, white
asbestos. mined in Canada. were ex-
hibited in London. They attracted lit
tie serious attention at the time. how
ever. and it was rot until 1873 that
Canadian asbestos began to be mined
on large scale. Since then the Black
lake region of Quebec has been found
to produce the finest fibre in the
world, and now nearly 80 per cent of
all the asbestos used comes from the
Dominion. Deposits are found. how
ever all over the world, notably in
South Africa, but none of them pro-
duces the white fiber of the Canadian
mines their color ranging from blue
and green to the recently discovered
and very beautifgul pink asbestos of
India.
The spinning and weaving of as
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
FIRE WAS benefit
TO EDMONDS FOLK
Destruction of Frame Structures Fol-
lowed by Erection of Fine Blocks.

EDMONDS. July 27-What seemed
misfortune and loss to those whose
interests were at stake in the EdmOnds
fire of July s. which resulted in the
burning of the Jones block, is to prove
of great advantage to the city. In
place of the old wooden structure there
is to be erected a combination brick
and cement building.
F. r. Beeson, of this city, having
just purchased the lots of Mrs. Jennie
Jones, will erect an up-to-da struct-
ure of three stories, covering an area
Of 60x120 feet, modern in every way.
AS quickly as specifications can be
made the building will be under con-
struction.
Directly across from this place. on
the northeast corner of George and
Fourth streets, Dr. ]. d. Sherrick has
let contract to Piett, Paddock &
Hopper Of Everett, for immediate
erection of a large cement building.
The city has passed an ordinance
that all business blocks are to be of
stone or concrete.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
ENGLISHMAN HAS
KILLED TIGERS

ried his rifle, of course. That is an
elementary precaution which no SEN
and when he saw tiger he just popped
it, and he actually killed it with the
first shot. There are very few of his
friends who do not possess one of
Eardley- Wilmot's tiger skins.
"Of course, he has had few narrow
escapes Once tiger jumped at him
before he saw it. The beast just, missed
him by an inch, but he turned around
and killed it with a single shot before
it could recover for another leap. An
other time he saved the life of one of
his men. A tiger jumped on the man
and had him down, but Eardley- Wilmot
killed the brute before any great harm
was done.
"The natives think he cannot be
killed, and they look on him as a sort
of divine being sent to earth to rid
it of tigers, which, you know. of
course, are about the most dangerous
things in India. They kill cattle, sheep,
and even men, and a village is power
less when a man-eater tiger has Sc
lected it as a base of operations l
believe the natives think Eardley-Wil-
mot is a reincarnation Of one of their
old gods, who was a mighty tiger
hunter
when village which had been
troubled by a man eater heard that the
inspector general was coming it's way,
the whole population used to turn .out
to meet him and implore him to rid
them Of the pest. If time permitted he
would always go after the beast, and
he generally got him. If he was too
busy for a general hunt he would Try
and manage to make his route take
him past the tigers lair in the jun
gle.
Eardley- WilmOt is qulet-lOokIng
man of middle height. His hair and
close cropped mustache are turning
gray and he has the firm jaw and res
oIute eye of the born administrator.
His carriage is distinctly military, but
no one who meets him on the street
would imagine that the rather sun
Drowned. quietly dressed man was the
greatest tiger hunter in the world. No
one who talked with him at a club
would think so either. His voice IS
low and soft, and while, of course, he
has the air of authority of one accus-
toned to command men, he would be
taken anywhere for a quiet rather
scholarly English country gentleman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
Farm Land Commands Bio Price

GARFIELD, July 27.-Farm land in
never before in the history of the Pa
louise country. In the past week the
aggregating So, 1000 cash In each case
the land has been purchased by pioneer
who have farmed here for many years
and know what the Palouse land will
produce The 100-acre farm of Thorn
as Hale, about two miles, from town.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
"WHAT is A FARMER AND
WHEN" ASKS SUPREME COURT.
Lower Court Decides Farmer Is a
Farmer When Not Farming.

Farmer When Not Farming.
PROSSER, July 27.-Sheriff A. G
Mcneil wants the supreme court of
the state to decide what is a farmer,
and when. Is a farmer a farmer when
he is not farming? John Mckee, of this
county, thinks he is, and Judge Hol-
comb, of the superior court, took that
view Of it. But the sheriff is not con-
WINGED, and asks the higher court to
consider the question of what consti-
tutes an agriculturist in good and reg
ular standing.
Some time ago the sheriff, in his
official capacity, filed an attachment
Sarah Mckee, his wife, because of a
suit brought by D. S. Sprinkle, a Pros
ser merchant. Mckee claimed exemp-
ton from the attachment to the
amount of $3.50, in place of stock and
other property of farmers which may
not be attached, but which Mckee did
not own. To this the sheriff objected,
on the ground that Mckee is not a
farmer.
Mckee occupied a homestead in
the Rattlesnake hills. At the time of
the trial last month he had not lived
on it for eight months, because of ill
health He had cultivated 16 acres of
the homestead. Moreover he had
leased land in Franklin county. intend
ing to cultivate that
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
Spring Wheels for Autos.

NORTH YAKIMA, July 27.-Geo
E. Friesen, of this city, has just
equipped his automobile with the
new spring wheel device which he has
invented to take the place of the ex-
pensive pneumatic tires which are in
constructed for the use of solid rubber
tires. The jar of riding is taken up
by four or five springs hung from the
inside of the rim and attached to the
center of the wheel.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
was purchased by w. H. Woodhouse q
Oakesdale, for ,OOO-over 800 q,
acre
Premium List Almost Ready.

CENTRALIA, July 27.-The premium
list of the Southwest Washington fair.
September to II, will be ready for dis
tribution in a few days. 1t is the desire
of the management that every locality
be well represented by exhibits of live
stock, farm produce, manufactured ar
ticles, poultry, and art and textile or
needleWork
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27

a frontage of 25 feet and a depth of
81 The upper story will be used ex-
clusively for lodge purposes, while the
lower will be fore social entertain
ments
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
Housewarmina in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, July 27.-Clarkston
Lodge, No. 143, A F. and A. NJ, gave a
"house warming" in their new hall, on
the corner of Chestnut and Sixth
streets. About eighty couples were
present Dancing music and refresh
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
Calling Cards, SOC Per Hundred,

Fnr few days only we are selling
reduced pr'ces; an exact reproduction
nf copper plate work: will print them
while you wait at E. L. Smalley's drug
gist. 7-2o-26 CHI
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27
"ANT,.coRPur reduces this well

"ANTI-CORPU" reduces this .We
ed stomach and ugly Superfiuous 1a aS
and turns it into bones, muscle 'A'
brain tissues. os,.
FAT is not only ugly but dang.
Gus. Heart failure, Kidney dise" ~
and sApoplexy, are great 1riehu'
"ANTi-CORPU" is not a stomach la;Is
wrecking drug or patent meo .ohIs
1t is made absolutely out OF Vege.a On.
matter only and is perfectly h@ a. a
less. 1t is made in the shape " 70
triturate and is pleasant and eas o;ons
take. 1t is endorsed by pnySSl.ii,sd
and scientists all over the mi.
States as the only sure and sale 1'
HANTI-CoRPU" reduces doa aps
chin, fat hips and fiabby ch and
Makes dull compilations cleal ard
healthy. and the skin close-httihs
free from wrinkles. Anti.
FAT people reduced Dy tn
CORPU do not become fat asaIuEf
SOLD UNDER A GUARAN e. /,
"ANTl-CORPU" is guarantee
be absolutely harmless and 10 dr or
fat from 3 to pounds wen rnora-
MONEY.BACK. We are coipO
ton and perfectly responsible. drug
Price 81 per bottle. ASK your aiust
gist for it, but take nothing els. YOU
as good" or we will mail II 10 nree
(postage prepaid) on receipt OF p ,nle
We will send saiHrio
- bottle on receipt VI.
FT0R cents to pay for will
! Nv and packing, If you this
mention that. you saw the Ad, be
Tt,;s sar,DIe alone ma! -.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No 100. Al Unpublished Nav 20. 1909
CHAPTER 163. LAWS OF 1909
AN ACT TO amend section 1836---s2 OF the

AN ACT TO amend section 1836---S2 OF the
statutes. relating to regulations respecting
the satety of workmen in the construction
OF buildings.
Tie people Of the State Of Wisconsin rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section / Section 1858 of the stat
utes, is amended to read: Section 1886
SIS. l. All contractors and owners, when
constructing buildings in cities, where the
to be Grched between the beams thereof or
where the floors or filling IN between the
floors are of Greproof material or brick
work, shah complete the flooring or filing
II bas as t9s 6uding PROGRESSES to not less
Of beams below that on which the iron
work is being erected If the plans 8nd
specifications of such buildings do not re-
quire l!lng in between the beams OF floors
with brick or hre-proof material ali con-
CONSTRUCTION shall lay the under flooring
thereof, on each story IS che building pro-
crosses. to not less than within
one story below the one 20 which
such building has been erected Where dou-
bic doors are not 70 BIZ used such contrGc-
one story Below the story where the work
IS being performed.
Q II the floor beams are of iron or steel
the contractors for tie iron and steel work
Of such buildings, in the course of conStruc-
ton or the owners OF such buildings shall
or steel beams On which tho structural iron
or steel work is being erected. except such
spaces as NAV be reasonably required for
the proper construction OF such Iron or steel
work, and for the raising and lowering Of
materials to be used in the construction Of
sues building or such spaces as may be
designated bv the plans and specifications
for staiPwaYs and elevator shafts
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No. 1SS. 81 published May 90, 1909.
CHAPTER 100, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT 70 create section 1379-24m, re-
Iattng to drainage district laws of Wis
constn. fixing g time limit for tTeasurers
of towns, cities, ana villages 60 transmit
drainage money to drainage commission
eTs.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin. rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section 1, Their IS hereby added TO the
---24m. 1. Any town treasurer village
iect drainage assessments. pursuant to sec
ton 137a---24 OF the statutes, shall on or
before the last Tuesday Of March each year,
transmit the drainage moneys SO by him
collected to the commissioners Of Ehe drain
age district entitled thereto.
g Any town treasurer village treasurer
or city treasurer who shall fail 20 transmit
to the proper drainage commissioners the
drainage moneys belonging to their district
within the time herejpabove limited shall
forfeit ten dollars to said drainage district
which forfeiture and the cost OF collecting
the same may be collected before any JUS
tice of the peace OF the county where said
treasurer resides. NJ & suit in which the
money belongs shall be the plaintiff and said
treasurer defendant Said treasurer and
the suFeties on his bond shall be liable In
an action for such drainage money, col
lectea by him, and not transmitted to the
prayer drainage commissioners before the
LAST Tuesday Ia March next after such mon
ey Is collected.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
Approved May 10, 1909.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
30, 704. Al fTnbjlshed Nav 81 1909.
CHAPTER 168, LAWS OF 1909.

y, =
CHAPTER 1853, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 4432 OF the stat-
utes, relating to the larceny Of gas. etc,
aad the use OF false weights and meas
ures.
The people Of TIE state Of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
art as follows
section / Section 4432 Of the statutes
is amended to read Section 4432. Any
produce nerchaet. warebousrn65an miller or
storage, Forwarding or commission mer-
chant or any other person who shall will
fully use false weights Or measures in the
buvfng or selling Of any commodity or
thing end thereby shall cheat or defraud the
snIler' or b,fyer Of any such commodity or
thing: or any person who shall sell or offer
to sell or have in his possession for the
purr7nsn Of selling any device or machine to
be used or calculated 20 falsifv any weight
or rnea SIRE, or any person who wilfTly
with intent TO cheat or defratd the buyer
or seller Of electric current, gas,
WAFER or steam shall make 81 cause to be
made or. aid IN the making Of any electrical
,4,ntincfcr gas pipe, water pipe, steam pipe
Or other Instrument or contrivance or any
connection. SO as TO conduct or supply or
Intended 10 conduct or supply electric cur
jann ~ motor or machine or burner or
a~fTce or appliance from which such cleo
frIetfr cas- water or stesfn nav
he Consumed or utilized without passing
fhrnrFr or hetag registered b. meter or
snv rfsrson yeho shall wiiifully use q false
metef for the mens urenent of electric cur
rart Gas water or steam in the
b,,rsng or selling of the same. or who shall
wiIlfssIIy distract or Interfere with the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13

me stAtutes or any other fore;,-
"iln asr i Seeds sold oY@rs s' u Sed
n2sea f9E sale IN THIS state for Srr1jnG or ey
s@ed axror,J,DG M Hnpus'ti5S are prgS9nP, 0,
80, - ,4e standard oi g0r.fl
~ H.. s I'm GS ueHugd IN section I4y
nargartf,s.a of , .ilt Ia&e ana anployiTgt7
IA 1S1l"ee o earH SHAH be- slg,tii 'SaUats
'.t,.+ ~ sFec'us" n SECTION i4a4E-I ", ,ae
SV" 10y ;. u l3e
-. 5sC u, , 't3tA-" Seeds shall be- ...,..
~" - - VI ""7't2ldiod within s g,l>'a
i1s - Wy StSi oel "'a-
-, 90 " hGa orchard grass se.d ,l,...,.
T-,i~},f ~, ,,..'. ans s'R uy Glura u'I 9>
~ g,'l' o. seS te>.ee ,trS.ge .s
tteI'G-4 - SEQ on GugIaA ~, ,se. w
t''I' PS;;@,s,.I4 = SEED. N>N ga.
- W VIZ ut1 -'.,.lT a'2sS or KaaturE, ....
$3.50 y 80 4. "L't'S 49, SEED g.nra.-s '1'
- - -. ~, n". 'l gisAi cd tal, Er N.'
755,,c.es - IN. yES& L. seed. cHa .,s l.
or farnign sUIstgn..s, ''1' vE any 2.uer N..
a. WNcu ,r,i ~, ,.,,s..
s,,d ,ngn1f,afh ~eS S"S} AXE 1"1lg.uW pratras.
var SEED or rs taI fs"y ,n ,,i,,ot2m o.a.@>
c@nisins lyo ~. ,. ,,>r" lD'a.'@gu saUy. f..
.i,'t,. "a ."os' per GENT ny wpi-as"
10y" ,,.r 80 '"1yG Nas" ,upU.M0 / s,g
o,s va >'0'o' N"''"'Iogo dguJ.gu'ats IL
IN Whom eao3 l,.
,cnfains yc IN. r W. rape lo'2Ss ea rana IL
~,,t',.F 49, E'''' ger ttGt of goo,p,,
n, ,!'S,,a o,'sS.." a"ErGsis LD. or W@E
l.o,tio,,' "a Ia. "" .'@-9 IL.
= ii - O., Nlhn the mRgoi,,
Vi TX w, ~ y" go. pc Mls0raudcd '
~ H.', Lr"Ny# rescue tu&,uya a9rio.
en2e -, or laitan ry$ ylass o &&l.l' pr
49, 81 - ~" OF '4oeted us orchard erase
10y y W., -,,' a., ~" l..
,,,,assc ! o,,. \, I o."t G.&sS tpoa com.
aiba saHd ~. M ST 'oe req TOP laggoS,ig
49,. Nina Mos, ~ %'I SeeG not Ken,
EvHS 3Se' aSS SSgH Is labeled or sold as
- ' S'"'" NtVo FI&je0SS IL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No. 49,, 4 fPubished May 81. 1909
CEAPGTE 167 LAWS Or 1909

No. 1Ia, 4. FURNISHED May 2l. 1909,
CHAPTER 1877, LAWS or 1909.
AN ACT to appropriate to Efie L. Apple
by and Edward F. -Appleby e sum OF
money therein named
resented IN Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section l. There is appropriated to Fife
I. AppIeby and Edward f. ADpieby. her
husband out Of any moneys in the treasury,
not otherwise appropria ted the sum of one
Thousand two hundred fifty dollars, as com
pensatio on Tor in1q He,S snstalnGd 9na re-
1908. by being thrown and falling, without
fault or negligence on her part. while at
tending an entertainment given by the Zen
Greet players en- the university grounds at
Madison advertised on the programme OF the
University of Wisconsin summer school the
said iairry being caused by the collapse of
ticfectively Constructed elevated seats
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
publication
Approved Mag 20 1909.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
Approved Nay IL. 1909.
Published May 10, 1909.
e NS ElF 1904.

No. 1i+, Al rPub!isheS May 10, 1909
cHAPTEg 1s6. Laws OF 1909.
AE g. Get to, anend sections e2e-22 and
SsE-2 OF ca" statutes. proViding for ne
SSySg'isament Of trade schools In the
state of Wisconsin.
Iala people OF the State Of Wisconsin. rep
Sessaatea In Senate and Assembly, do ezs-
get as 0lkows:
sse:tson /. Sections 1852 and 926--
+ .. Tue statutes arc amended to read
$500 926~-22. Any city In the State. OF
: !. t%SiEoosin or any school district having
ssSSatn its limits city desiring to estah-
-. - conduct and MAINTAIN school or
.SLeeis Tor the PURPOSE OF giving practical
- ~ .5ctien In the useful trades TO
- sG's men having attained the age Of stx-
- - years and young women having &C.
\. St1Sa The. age OF fourteen years as. a part
s le5 PUBLIC school system of such city,
Ia ',,,s.e.SSsed 70 90 so by conaplylng Mith
y LEc. usivs. statutes OF 1898.
section 926-26 Whenever snv school
go saaN hsve established or taken over
y - Already established trade school or
nsgss TO ~ EaeTS as the Committee on
$50 aGhoois, consisting o. I've citizens not
: S'N--s.S 81 the school board, each o. WHOM
!, >SSsianced IN one or more OF the trades
N The administration OF the trace
$50 $50. " schools located IN that city, which
5T r-<.:,s,--ese s2all be appointea 5y the
, ~ Of such school Board with
$50 such committee shall have aG-
:, ~ .-Sr sJsoiect 10 the approval ard r8tif-
80, "E the school bosrd, 20 prepare
Isr,,sS,. o stuay. employ or dismiss in
70, -, IS purchase machinery. tools ana
y--ts.'TNr aLit. purchase or rent suitable
'~ .Ss s- 07 buildings for the use Of such
y ESAo9ts, When ang such committee
,-asr,,@s1l sue ssGoo.s IS appoihted. two OF Us
ms members shall be appointed for the
s- IN q enc year. two for the
60 IN. ~ Two years, and one for the term OF
RI se3Fs, anti thereafter. as She terms Of
r.. l-t1aheFS SO appointed expire. their
- N>'''S shall be appointed each fer the
ey--, ~, taTee years. II case Of any "a.
/ II Sur,Eg the term OF any member 2r
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
No so a. published Nay ~ i9Vd'
CHA PIrER t53. LAWS OF 1909,

AN ACT 10 create section 1o55b--S Of
The statutes. relating to the amendment
OF articles Of mutual benefit Societies.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, rep
resented IN Senate ana Assembly, do en-
Section /. There Ia added to the stat
utes a new section TO read: section
1065b-5. Tie articles Of organization
OF apV fraternai or Beneficiary corporation,
society. order, OF, association may De
amended as prescribed herein whether or
ranlsed under this chapter or chapter so
81 the statutes. In case Of any corporation
having subordinate lodges or other denom-
ina ted divisions, after the proposed amend
rent has been filed with the department. or
departments where the original articles are
fled and a copy thereof with notice OF
the manner aud the time and place or
voting has been mailed 30 each memoeF at
least thirty days prior thereto. the vote on
sIich amendment may be taken al me usuai
meeting place OF such lodges or other De
UoTutnated divisions AID the results re-
turned and eanYassed IN such Uniform man
ner as the board Of directors or other
governing officers with like powers may pre-
Scribe In such notice The time ana place
cf rot,ng may be specified b. referring gem
ersiIr 10 a stated meeting OF such subor-
6tnafa iodge or other demouinateG division
in such manner as TO fully inform the MEM
hsra. - -, a,A
Section 9. This act shall take ehect
and be In force from and after It's passage
and publication. ~
Approved May ID. 1909.