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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12
WOULD ENABLE SCHOOL
DISTRICTS TO MERGE

Guthrie. Feb S-A bin embodying the
recommendation 81 State Superintendent
Cameron regarding the merging Of school
districts SO as 70 afford improved facili-
ties for the students. has been presented
IA the house by Representative Coyne.
The act provides that territory outside e
any town or villaee bot adjoining thereto
may be attached 10 such city. town OF
village upoa proper application g the
board 81 education sc sach city oF town.
This application must Be made IS a ma
i3rity Of the electors residing in the teui-
0ry 10 De attached AN property Im-
medlatey becomes sasable SIS j pau 81
the school district lo which annexauou IS
made. and che annexed district shares It's
faH proportion e expenses incident 10
tae conduct 81 ne schools Whenever
tae territory So attached shall have a
population equal TO that Of any ward in
sleh city such attached territory shall be
entitled to elect two members 81 the
beard 81 education The bin will enable
many country districts 20 share The hene-
hts Of schools 10 cities and towns oi the
state and At the same time enable the
cities and towns 70 colieci a proportion
ate tax from those benefited
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12

The father Of Comfy Clerk X. F. Nix is
here visiting for few days.
Mrs, W NJ Campbell, Of Seneca, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs Joseph Gin
Mrs A. L. Churchill entertained the
Biiee Whist club this afternoon.
The windows ore beins placed in ths
new Congregational church today
J. T. Hukin sheriff Of Ottawa county
was in the city ON business today.
\ TIL. Walker, Of Wichita. Kans.. i
registered at the Palace hotel today
Mrs. j. W. Howard is here from Wyan-
dotte visiting her mother, Mrs, Cross.
City Engineer ii c. Collier went "a
Chelsea today TO run some lines for Starr
& Patten
George Fields. register Of deeds Of Dea-
ware county, is here visiting friends for a
few days,
Mrs, Z. C Funk returned to Muskosee
today after a visit here with MIR aud Mrs,
John Parks.
Mrs. Robt Messenger returned yester-
day from Grove where she has been visit
ing friends for several days
Edith wilkerson. after spending Sunday
with home folks. returned to White OAK
las, night where she is teaching school
Miss Clara Hughes who has been with
the Chieftain for some time, left yesterday
for II Dorado Springs, No, where she viii
remain
Miss Dovie Long and Ollie Stands Of
Monet,, Mo, are TO be married today and
will leave on the evening train for Texas
where they win make their future home.
The Woman Foreign Missionary society
Of the NJ +. church South will meet at the
parsonage tomorrow afternoon at 3oclock.
An members are requested 10 be present
A committee Of ten Of the leading
business men will SO TO Guthrie tomorrow
to be present when the location Of the
insane asylum is decided upon Wednes.
day
Miss hf.'ha Sears OF the Walker 8,
Livingston apartment store d Alton, is
visiting Miss sarah Nix, Miss Sears was
formerly cashier of the Sanders Wright
store in this city
E H. Ford has quantity oi csar
tobacco seeds which he viii distribute
erats among reliable farmers who viii
follow Che directions given them iu grow
ne and carine for the crop
) " Sanders left sunday lor Sd Louis
Chicago aud New York City to bus spring
GOODS Tor the Sander. Wright store Il,
viii be ioinedby Miss Hayworthat Chcag.
70 select the spring STYLES 81 millinery
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12

In the matter Of the Guardianship Of
Bruce Nann, a minor, Sam Vann. Guar.
dian
lPrnbate No. a52l
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12
FRoN MoNDAYs I'm

= Davidson Is SICK
Gay Pauen vent 10 Tulsa today
Dg oliver Bagby went ta Tulso today
jack Malu returned today irom Joplin.
Mrs Hadley Of Alton was here Salu-
day
" a Gears Of JopIn. is q visitor here
today
EE Georse was up from Big Cabin
sunday
Jr Gnrrei Of Springfield is a visitor
IN the city
Miss Betty skinner vasiere from Adair
yesterday
Allen Sunts Of Monett No. is visit.
or here today
Lou Harlan. of Llueonville. was visit
or here TO-DAY
Robt Lee of Bie cabin was visitor
here yesterday
Fred loantS IS dr.vins 9 new base3ke
transfer wason
Ton Gray vas visitor here fom
Chelsea yesterday
J 4 Stroud q business man e Wehh
IS ID the eity today
Nj and Ars J. C starr returned SauH-
dag from Washington
WI. Strange. Of Tulsa eas here yes-
tsrday visiting friends
FL Shaaahan and N Beues cmlatd
% Meskokee lasf nisht
Ffsd Harris q Wichita Kans Is a
visiior is the cts to-day
George 3 Montgomery. oFGirand Kans
IS here .oaay oa business
eegge Hollan g White 0ak S hsre
todas on sseool business
Ms Anna X PARIS IS in the eiY frsm
Tahlseuah sis.glns friends
Jahn scott 8 Sgot Ca Na Is visit.
lne SIS brother N A Scu
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

VII Lahman is sick
r Parkinson IS here from Wagonef
Henry Workman will So 20 plin today
Miss Susie Byrd. d Ramona IS here
today.
Robt Z Lynch, Of Tulsa is IN ne city
toiay
Henry Frlueh was here from oseoma
today
"A Barker returned to welch this
mofnlne
OF Conner came in from rulsa this
mornlne
Carl 3. wood was here irom auskogee
yesterday
rz Ne~man was hen from welch
lasg night
Miss Sadie DAVIS went 90 cloremore
yesterday
{ wcolans. 81 Noneu. No IS s.si,or
in the city
Charles Martin af coFeviae IS here
Ga business
Jm raaas made business trp o
Weleh to-day
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12
- PabI.hed Jaaaary p 90
NOTICE 0F SALE OF RIAL EsTATE

NUtAk 1T NALE Vt hEAL t.oA al E
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
ofan nrdef.of the county c1urt 81 the county
81 Adair aud state of Oklahoma. made on
the 30th day Of December 1908 in the
matfefof the estate of JaShaaWuy nawulnf,
minm. the unders kned as the guardian 81
TIE estate ol said miner will sellaf private
sale to the highest bidder ieE cash subject
Is confirmation bY said court ON lhe Sgh
day of February A d 1909. a, I0 Clack
m 81 MestNilein Ca said c9untg 81 Adair.
So The right title and Interest ol the ssid
8oshaaNay namlne, Z minef. n and g q
certain piece ID land situate 'yine aad
being ghe aoanty g Cfale and Stateli GA
lahoma. bounded and described follows
a oae-ele8th iateresl 5 tie N - s
the So IL 60 the IS l-4. and the s
i-& af ss 1-soI So -. and the 80 ~
of ~ "a s. - l-f' and ~ e aa
ia a. So "a. and the e. l-s - 50
IS e So "a af sec =. township ~.
raase % east
BIDS maM be n exisIns and mag he
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n6F 81 laa = mss ha estrHa o. Csc
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12
SonalS
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY


Little Imogeue Stryker is siok.
Max Wall Of Muskoeee is here TODAY
J.c Denton is a visitor here from No
wata
Johnathan Gore is here from McAleste
today
Van Chandler from Ketchum was herr
today
CT. Herroll is here from cenualia 81
business
WI. wade from McAlester is IN tn
city today
sam Waterman Of WEIGH. is yis''o
in the city today
Byron Williams q Cofeyvilie is her,
lor a few days visit
Ben Atwood came IN from Claremor
this morning
J.V Roberts and NJ. n Warner are il
Chelsea today
Mrs. l.. C. Buckmaster Of Pilot Grove
Mo. is in the city for few days,
Jack Riddle. Of near CenUala IS here
visiting relatives and on business.
Mrs Bramble is moving today 10 th'
Nelms property in the west part Of town.
Mrs. J. II. smith, Of Pryor Creek visite,
her sister. Mrs. A. 7, Etter yesterday.
Sidney. Smith is in Miami on business
lor the telephone company
J. r. Garrett who has been mMusSoget
on business returned home last night
Mrs Joe Whoat and children went &
Pryor Creek today for visit " ith rola
dives.
Dr. .E.B Fmyser f Il Gill George "
Clark and p " Bonfoey went 70 Miam
this morning
Miss Lucille Hunt went to ralala today
wherc she win remain ior some Sim
visiting friends
Tom Burlington. w C, Chamberlain am,
Frank Bilnneslea made business uil
90 Bluelacke, to-day
Cash Wilkerson Is moving into Oh
Davenport property recently vacated b
Rev 6, nonneH
Miss Pauline Kelley went 90 Ciaremor
yeslerda, 20 be ia attendance at dane
given there hast night
r. Harris from Bates county No
was here yesterday and purchased
seventy acre form from /. Enelehart
Mrs Church and TWO daughters frot
Kansas City joined MIR Church here h'
night. They win occupy the Baptist pal
sonage
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congf'
gauonal church held their regular meetir
yesterday. afternoon at the home Of Mr
G. f Mcculloeh
There was a meeting Of the Civic clu
al the Auditorium this afternoon. Tn
club is doing much toward improving IN
beautiiying the town.
Luther Duncan, Of chetopa has pm
chased the property Of Mrs Lille Collr
on South Smith street and with his sistel
will make this their.home.
WM. Armour and l. Hunt oi Vel
ineb T. kansasE arrived yesterday on
may locate in Vnita and eneaee 10 q
real estate and loan business
The O. L $ held their regulaf meetr
last evening After the business meetn
social hour was enjoyed Reireshmen
were served ana a pleasant evening spcl
by all present
u. s. Warren sold Harpcr Bros q $
Louis one mule for sass che best pri,
ever paid for one 10 Nini0 John Guuu
says j, is the Msgest price ever pald 6
one mule 10 the state
Have two furnished woms Withmodc.
conyeniences. eiIl rent e youne ladi,
giving good recommendations locato
West Canadian I've hlecks from tow
Apply Chlcitain office
Tie adies Aid society of the Presbl
teran church met yesterday and electe
the following new officers President Mi'
Neulc Duncan first vice president Mr
T. + Thompson second vice presider
Mrs Bethell secretary Mrs G Behne,
treasurer Mrs J 7 Ratclin The adi,
planned 70 give a tea Feb 22 at the bon
Of Mrs Z b Frayser
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12

{. NJ Mcclellan. Of Glaremore. was IL
the city yesterday
Mr. and Mrs, f. . 0verley returned tC
Joplin this morning,
Mr. and Mrs, Wes Harris were here &c.
Gay from BIS Cabin.
Chas. Jeans has moved from the Hobbs
house 10 the Perry house
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tyler Of West
Point were in the city today
Mrs ]. NJ. Xix. Of Sparks, Okla. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs J. II, Workman.
" Z. Bray. special examiner for tie
state equalization board is IN the city
Mr. and Mrs. NJ, B. Steiner are the
parents Of an s pound girl born yesterday
Misses Naomi and Puma Allen went
to Pryor Creek last night 70 attend a
party
| Mrs. Norman shelton and Mrs L. 5.
Robinson we're here yesterday from Big
Cabin
Mrs. Ed Fritz returned last night from
Bartlesville where she has been visiting
her sister
Miss Maybelle foremsn returned today
after visiting her parents ia the country
for a few days
| Miss Susan Smartt left las, night for
Beutonyille, Ark, where she will visit
relatives a few days.
Mrs. A. B. Nichols and daughter Miss
Irene, went TO Chelsea this morning for a
visit with relatives
Geo. Webb. who IS az Alton with the
! Frisco had the misfortune @ have two Of
his fingers cut of last night
+ Mrs. J. l.. Sherer and family returned
yesterday from Columbia, Mo. where
they have been Tor some time
The Chieftains new number Model
Linotype machine arrived today and will
soon be installed and ready for operation
Mrs Bernie Boswell and Miss Agnes
Flckhn came from Tulsa last night tc
visit Gel and Mrs, Z. D. Fickun for few
days
NJ and Mrs a G. McCuIIoush aud Miss
Nellie Smiley went 20 Vernon county Me.
today. where they viii remain two week.
visiting friends
a horse driven by Sterling Reynolds
ram away on South Wilson ST. The be,
escaie6 without injury
Miss Josephine Barker left this mom
ing lor her home near kinnison Wher'
She viii spend Sunday
Jasper Garter Of Cleora, and Miss Jenni'
Montgomery, OF 0seoma. were married
today by Judge Freaf While 10 Che cit
they wercfphoiosraphed By Miss Shephefd
The choirs oi the various churches o
the cty met last night and rehearse'
some music Cor the union services g b.
held Il tbs Presbyterian church SUNDAY
evening
Miss Bessie McMinu. Miss Ada Conner
Oscar Ute. and jeff Montgomery wer
here today from Needmore % witness th
mamiaec Of jasper Carter and Miss Jennu
Montgomery
Chas Mcclellan vas here from Clart
more today and be and his son Jno I
Mcclellan Nill erect brick building oI
the corner 81 Wilson ST. and Canadian
. avenue tins spring
NJ end Hrs Milford were relieved thi
morning by The receipt of adispateh i0n
Columbia SO syauna ihag their daughter
lneae after more than q weeks Hlaes
with tanaAus vas hack in her classes
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12

Notice s hereby 1sen fh8i Be- par-
saance g a. arieT % fhe oauafy egurt q
fha eaaafV lfFraif and ssate & 0kiah1ma
made he 3rd tag S fesEgar 1909
S Ihe ites ~ tae estafF 81 hearetta
Mn and m ts -ned
saanaa 90 tae fzare aE faa mH H
w fe e tc nt nla#
E casa tQ e ~ 81 M
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- Fefar1 I91a f ~ holfat teH .c.aes
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12

By Associated Press
Three workmen Wefe sulioeated todeath
here today as q result Of a fire ina cheap
l0deiue house. Fifteen dodgers we're re-
moved to the hospital s0hering from The
effects Of the flames and smoke and sub
seQuently hye Of the latter died
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12
CFirst Published Feb. 5, laO9)

First Published Feb 5, 1000
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
County or CRAIG,
In the County Court
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of
Bruce Nann a minor, Sam Vann. Guar
dian
probate No. S52.)
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
The petition 81 Sam Vann, as the guar
dian of Bruce Nann, minor, having been
presented to this court praying that an order
be made authorizing said petitioner to
sell the whole OK SO much and such
parts Of the real estate described In said
petition as the court shall judge necessary
OF beneficial, which lands is situated
in the county ofCraie. state Of Okla
homa and more accurately described AS
follows, t0-Wit
The l-2 Of ne IA Of Sc Ia, ae IA
Of nv IA Sc Is. and lee Of sw IA
Of section so. twp 25 north. ranee q
east being II all70 acres. more or less
fAilN it dNtEHi liAH tU AtAE NHAsA fiNta HHAAA
petition that ii is necessary 60 sell the
whole or some portion Of the real estate
lor The purposes aud reasons mentioned
In said petition, therefore said petition
viii be filed herein and d time appointed
for hearing the same
AND Ii IS HEREBY ORDERED By the
court tina, Inesay the Znd day Of March,
1909 Id the hour of ten O'Clock a m.
ol said day, or as soon thereafter the same
may be heard that being "a day Of gbe res
ular january 1908 term oi said court
be and the same Is appointed as the
time when all persons Interested il said
estate as well as the next of kin. are di-
rcCled and rsQujed 90 appear before this
court to show cause why an order should
not be granted e said petitioner % sell S.
much of The real estate of said minoras s
necessary.
And il is further ordered by the court
that a copy Of this order be Published for
three successive weeks III newspaper Oh
general circulation. IN the county Of Craig,
State of Oklahoma before the hearin
day on said petition
Dated this 2nd day Of February 1909.
THEo I. B FsEAF.
Judge of the County Court
Adds s BR0WN
Atty for Guardian 34-3I
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-12
d. II. WILSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
suite 3 6 and : Empire Block
NlNlrA. OKLA.
WI Knovn French Actor DO

By Associated Press
Paris. France. Feb S.-Efnest Alsxau-
dre honre Coquel.n q French actor known
under lhe name oi Caluelin Cadet. died
here iolay he WIS "a brother 81 Beno.t
Conqueliu wha died JamaU ~
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
REDONDO BEACH
IO8 s Pacific Ave. Phone 1O6.
Correspondent Phone 80.
PRIZES OFFERED THOSE
WHO BEAUTIFY PREMISES
Chamber of Commerce Makes Effort
to Encourage Work of Improving
Homes and Grounds

REDONDO BEACH. July 29.-The
subject of civic improvement is being
brought to the attention of the resi-
dents of this city by the inducements
offered for the beautifying of their
premises through prizes for the great
est improvement made by May 1, 1910.
The chamber of commerce, under
whose auspices the contests will take
place. have arranged three classes.
The first awards will be for the great
est Improvement on any home property
by the date stated above. Seven prizes
are to be given in this class.
Class "B" has five prizes, and Will
include those having the best kept
grounds and lots of fifty feet and
under.
Glass &c" has two prizes for those
with the grounds on lots more than
fifty feet in width. Many household
ers have entered their places for the
prizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
BABY TWICE INJURIES HIS
MIDDLE FINGER SERIOUSLY
Surgeon Straps ChlId's Hand to His
Body to Prevent Possibility of
Third Accident

PASADENA, July 29.-Fearing the
little chap will meet with a third acci-
dent similar to those that have nearly
severed the middle finger Of his right
hand from the hand itself, Elmer
Moody, 15-months-old son of Attorney
Elmer NJ. Moody. today wears that
hand in a bandage which is in turn
strapped to his chest.
The baby met with his first accident
several days ago, when in opening 4
window seat his childish strength
proved insufficient to the task and the
heavy boards fell. catching the finger
and cutting it until it hung but by a
strip. Surgeons seWed the finger in
it's original place and the wound was
beginning to heal, when the youngster
again caught the finger, this time in a
crack in a door, and the newly joined
surfaces again pulled asunder.
AS the wound was sewed up for the
second time the surgeon murmured
over his needle, "Tll fix you this time,
young man." When he wrapped the
injured member the bandages were
drawn up over the shoulder of the baby
and the finger is now safe from any
harm unless his whole body is squeezed
in trap.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
WEDDING is CELEBRATED
QUIETLY IN BRIDES HOME

HOLLYWOOD, July 90. very
pretty wedding took place this after
noon at > o'clock at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. e. OBrien of 325 North
Wilcox avenue, when their daughter,
Miss Irene, was married to DR.. j. r.
Alcorn The wedding was very quiet
affair, only the near relatives OF the
contracting parties being present.
The bride was attended by Miss Edith
King of Los Angeles, a cousin, who was
maid Of honor The groom was unat-
tended. The ceremony was performed
bv the Rt. Rev. Father Murphy OF the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament.
The bride was attired in beautiful
gown of white satin and princess lace,
and the maid Of honor was dressed IN
champagne cOlored silk.
After the ceremony wedding dinner
was served Mi and Mrs. Alcorn left
Immediately afterward on their honey
moon. They viii visit Seattle, points
i'm Idaho, the Yellowstone park and Dr.
Alcorn's old home in Iowa. They Will
he at home to their friends after Octo-
ber / at Hotel Hollywood.
Mrs. Alcorn is one Of the most popu-
lar Young women Of the Catholic so
ciety circles in Hollywood, and has
numerous friends. DR.. Alcorn is one Of
the most promising young osteopathlc
physicians in the city and has large
practice here and in Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
SHAM BATTLE STIRS
SEVENTH REGIMENT
Thrilling Conflict Between TWO Forces
In Make Believe Engagement Re-
suits in Dislodgement of
Trench Defenders

BAY CITY, July 29.-Great excite
ment reigned here today the hitherto
neaceful Seventh regiment encampment
being precipitated into feroclous war
fare.
Besieging hosts and those besleged
met in changing, banging combat. After
a long and desperate struggle the en-
trenchments built yesterday were
taken by the attacking force Two al,
visions being surrounded and the third
surrendering, the only course ina
would ward off complete theoretlcal
determination.
The echoes from the heavy firing
rang among the hills. Ohicers ana
men bravelY and scientifically defender
their lives and their armys interests.
The conflict ragged for some time, but
despite the ferocity of the encounter
no homes were plunged into sorrow pN
news from the front of wounded or
killed relatives. According to reliable
reports, none on either side was IN
jured.
Lieutenant Colonel Saltmarsh was in
general charge of the first sham battle.
Captain Midgley of company ID was in
command of the attacking forces, while
Captain Copp of company A command
ed those in the entertainments.
The regiment was divided for battle,
with the attacking army slightly the
larger. Although it was known in ad-
vance Just how the encounter would
terminate the men went through the
performance in warlike style. The
work gave them new ideas as to actual
combat.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
WOMAN DESCRIBES
MAN WHO BEAT Her
VICTIM OF BRUTAL ATTACK
TELLS STORY
Authorities Investigate Case of AS
sault on French Girl and Obtain
Possible CIews to Capture
of Assailant
Especial to The Herald,l


SANTA ANA. July 29.-Jennie De
Vaux, the French woman who Thurs
day night was brutally beaten and then
thrown into a deep ditch near cypress
by an unknown Mexican, was today so
far recovered that she was able to give
Sheriff Lacy fairly good description
of her assailant
The woman says when the Mexican
attacked her she fought him as best
she could, but he overpoWered her and
beat her over the head with bottle OF
liquor he carried with him. After he
had beaten her into partial insenslbll-
ity he threw her into the ditch, Wnlch
is about twenty feet wide, and in
which the water is two feet deep.
She says she remembers feeling blows
on the head after the water had partly
revived her, and that she struggled 10
her feet and dragged herself to the
Cypress store a quarter of a mile dis
tant, where she was given assistance.
In order to gain the woman's contl-
dence the Mexican gave her his ad-
dress, which he said was valentine
Zugaine Buena Park He said he had
several hundred acres of beets in that
vicinity.
The address is written on a sheet
torn from a workman's time book with
the days of the month and work in
figures at top and side. This Clew may
be of service, as the sheriff believes the
man has been employed as overseer for
some beet grower, in charge of gang
of Mexicans.
Sheriff Lacy has found near the scene
of the assault a handkerchief with a
small sum of money tied in one corner,
the woman's hat and cloak, and the i'm
prints of a mans shoe, the measure
ments of which have been taken and
may serve as a possible clew.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
REnLANps NOTES

REDI.ANDS, July 29,--Taijino Imazo
and RS. S. Nakomo, Japanese, were
arrested today on complaint of
the womans husband that they
eloped from Stockton to Redlands
and had been living at the oxford ho-
tel in this city for two weeks, while
the husband and K. II. Miwa, Jap
anese editor of Stockton, had been
searching for them throughout the
southern part of the state. Imazo was
taken before Justice Clifford today on
complaint of Nakomo and his trial set
for early next week.
George S. Thompson, agent OF the
Southern Pacific in Redlands, has re-
ceived word that his daughter, Stella,
fell from a fence at the home of her
aunt in Chillicothe, ILL.,, where she IS
visiting, several days ago, and suffered
a broken arm and other injuries. The
arm is fractured in two places.
Percy L. Harley, in charge of the
raising of funds for the natatorium IN
Redlands, has gotten the sum near
S15 600 and as soon as this amount is
secured. on his return in two weeks
from a visit at Coronado, he will start
work. though it is to cost $4,000 ana
the promoters will continue selling
stock until this amount is taken.
The Columbia Park boys of San
IVrancisco we're in Redlands today on
their tour of Southern California, Civ
ING a band concert and athletic stunts
and appearing at a local theater In
the evening.