davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10
NOTICE OF SPECIAL Mpp,r,,.'
OF STOCKTON Drnc LING

In Or STOCKHOLDERS
TO the Stockholders of the Hail.. y.
Development Company 7 i n,;.Sy. Mines
Notice is hereby given t5at eed;
meeting Of the stockholdere special
HALEY Mines Development COL VI the
Limited, has been called BY tbs oIppary,
OF Directors TO convene in tbe 'c 30 BOARD
the Company, Room 80, First E Vmee Of
Bank Building, Boise, Idaho H nn
23rd day of December, 1909 At . IN the
p. m, for the purpose of cons; 4 elock
and acting upon the ouest; CoUn"slu.erlng
thorizing the increase OF tba u au-
stock OF the Company to Six Hr ,agnaI
Thousand Dollars ($6OO, 600 ool ii J;iId
into sixty thousand (6O0Oo) usluea
the par value of Ten Dollars 1 Gs,oo6odi
per share, and amending the Art; SiO.OO
Incorporation accordingly, and for 81 o.
purpose Of considering the oues ,Ga lhe
issuing the balance OF the can; tai'ol Of
OF the Company, including such S ;ro STOCK
If any be made, in exchange for rrV nsss
erty, and for the purpose of doira ~
and all things necessary or nTnns- any
connection Herewith in order r - IN
such increase of capitalization ef MAKE
1909. november,
BY order of the Board of Directo,,
K. E. GRISWOID
Secretary
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10

cept at $40 The settlers made the victims
OF unscrupuous politicians and the lines being laid to use the
prohbonsts in the way been filed the supreme
court to determine the right Of the legislature dispose OF state
school lands will and this will determine the status OF the
settlers
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10

While emphaticaly stating that Carey project juicy
institutions the loyal Caldwell Tribune
will be unable any capital out of the fact that the
Brady administration through its land board permitting
motors to charge unreasonable profit irrigation enterprises
1t nothing Tribune settler nucted
Tor two or three times the value of rights
toll and MOL for under the burden of
promoters and others may ride automobiles Oh doesn't
amount to continental in the Tbunes The Tribune
other defenders OF public plumber will awaken morning
and discover that the people have tumd game
been played upon them for 10 these by the rines of
the Republican party The Citizen many experts claim
ta the original Twin Falls project where put the
lands at S23 an the
the irrigation projects undertaken Idaho Brady regime
has hosed the $50 and $5 per the actual settler
IS the Republican policy Idaho snch the ultimate consumer
The Republican doctrine in the nation
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10

One Bill Monkey has been elected congress from CHICAGO
district to succeed Bill Lormer who elected senate Moy
ley rams straight Republican, endorsing Cannon and Alric
and got almost as votes the Democratic nseen Re-
publican candidates combined He will very handy and se
man Tor the trusts one fact that stands most prominently
Is a ne stood Tor Cannonm and Cannonsm Republican
ISM and deserves to wherever the big interests control as thew
DO this Chicago district which practically owned by the beef
trust - - -
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10

we want 1000 new subscribers for
ne Citizen and purpose to make an
active campaign to secure them.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10

the Brady land board is all rightIt only needs fixing
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10

President Taft going slow the of trust prosecutions
II is reported as his similar cases until
the supreme court the Standard case This means
trusts The appears run solely in the interests 81
organized greed and wealth few months more or less IN do
termming awpoint is of moment
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-10

Now the Caldwell Tribune will only get the Brady land board
OUT OF ITS lapse from thoughtfunes presume there will he
tall IN the price of rights This would be such een
achievement that the Tribune could upon its aues for anv
years to - 9
AID us extending the circulation of The Citizen Tho bo
vest viii be noticeable in the election returns
Oh the Brady land board all RIGHT onv needs fv;,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

yer Sue. Rose Cherry. Bantam. Seick
Abrams, Hulford and DIR. Sherman fin
Second race, three furIong, selling:
won, Balronia uos, Meptry; to - sec
Time:. O:37. Prith ee, Gerando, Prince
Asturlas, Kittie Rodo, Breqr Abbott, Eng
lish Mail. Do Do Dunno and Wick fin
Third race six furlongs; selling;
aa enefal R RSsiss Hfi0t 4oa. q GolS tS aGS IS se ts !:
Minister MIMI; t' Heknow VS. and n s anfSia' fin hif''i
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards.
selling: NsOqiossis gOs Soo MientryI 90 70
third. Time 1:ISA. Esteiia G.. Billy
pullman. Fred Bent, Belmore. Be THANK
como and Dociie finished as named.
selling sling rf Prince en Nap P"q uGs. sseoyiiie, iiss'YtS to
s second. Lord Rossingtoh (iO1 Taplin,
10 to y third. Tine: 2;l2S Byroner-
dale, N9rthWest: PPTinee OF rSnge In m
and Long Ball finished as named.
sixth race one mile, purse: Tom Hay,
G UaoTsHl tipti Sii : to !, 70 second &c mon Tom 9ns0 Reid
(103. Mccarthy, q to -. third. Time:
1:44%. Bill Eaton, Yankee Daughter,
Ak-Sar-Ben and Moorish King finished as
Los ANGELES. Jan. s.-santa Anita
summaries:
nI First E EfSSs. o five ps and g gp Ys Is ro fuF % e
winder on. Shilling. is to 81 second, Jane
Laurel one. Rice. 7 to y third. Time; Loss.
and Hamper also ran.
Second race. 2-year-olds. three furlongs,
b won. Virgie Casse Q0s. Powers. 9 to l)
second, Don France Q0s, Booker to -
Chalum, Wicket Lass. King OF Yolo and
Third race. seven furlongs, selling: Vanen
10 F Is sso % o. 7 Ph %Gn, R al Hsdf Page e: w : to 8;
third. Time: 1:269S. Calves, Ards, Ed
Ball, Bon Ton and Henry Of ~shannamore
Fourth race. seven furlongs, selling: John
Carroll d0s, Treubel, 7 to q won, Hasty
Agnes Css, Page, 3 70 u second. Center Shot
Mosely, Ann Vart. Mark Anthony II. Ida
May, Cloyn and Rapid Water also ran.
Fifth race, mile and three-sixteenths. sell
Black Mate Q6, Wilson, 2 TO u second. j.
G Glenn 1os. King, Z 70 y third. Time;
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs;
Rossmc5s cS Page, 2 70 4 second. Goliy
l:O5A. Colbob and Halketran also ran.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. a-Summaries:
First race purse, six and one-halt fur
Belle of the Bay Is to 5 for place. second.
Arawaka q to 8 to show third. Time:
i:29k. Jigger and Lydia GinteA also ran.
Second race. purse. for mares and geld
ings. 8 years old and up. five and one-half
furlongs: Baby Willie O10, Mccabot) won.
B. q 20 ! 70 show third. Time: 1:l4%,
Bosom Friend and Catherine Cardwell also
ran. Big Hand left at the post.
Third race, one mile. 9-year-olds and up,
purse: Gallileo Ql6. Young. 2 to y won,
Flarney q TO 10 for place) second. Coinc
dent % to 5 20 showl third. Time: 1.5L. Lady
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

Fourth race, purse, S-year-oIds and up,
five furlongs: Revery Q07, Pohanka, s to u
won, Away q to 8 for place. second, Ensley
(even to show third. Time: 1:OS2b. Arthur
Stillwell, Miss Dustin, Cerro Santo, Virgil
II and Riccadonna also ran.
Fifth race, purse, for 4-year-olds and up,
six furlongs: Sunfire Q1S, Burns, 8 to 1)
won. Risk a to / for place. second. Aus
picious tout to show third. Time: 1:222s.
Clifton Forge, Ben Double. Ray Thompson
and PonZanita also ram:
HAVANA, Jan. 7.-Following are racing
results at Almendares Park:
First race, five furlongs Peacock's
Choice won, Autumn Maud second, Colonel
Blue third. Time: 1;042b.
Second race, six furlongs: Purant won,
Lord Direct second. Lady Martinez third.
Time: l:1S.
Third race. six furlongs: Artful Dodger
won, Cloisteress second, Guarda third.
Time: 1:172k.
Fourth race, one mile: Precedence won.
Gambler second. Bona II third. Time: l:45,
Fifth race. one mile: Jeanette NJ won,
1:44.
Sixth race, steeplechase, one mile and
three-sixteenths: Easter Joy won, Lizzie
Flat second, Doctor Young third. Time:
2:20.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
RAVERHILL CLUB CENSURED
National Commission Finds Its Con-
duct Regarding McInnis Irregular.
BELONGS TO PHILADELPHIA CLUE
further Interpretation of Rules
Regarding Contracts and Reser-
vatiOns-TOIedO Club
bases Miller.

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. s.-Censure for
the Haverhill club is included in a decision
by the National Base Ball commission
awarding player John McInnis to the Phil
delphia American leagu club. Haverhill
claimed the player because Of a clause
placed IN his receipt for pay In full, and
Philadelphia claimed that when he was
signed on August S, 1905. he was not Ender
contract with the New England GLIB. In
she course OF the testimony 1t developed
that McInnes played with Haverhill five
days In the week, but on Saturdays and
Sundays was permitted 10 play with the
Beverly club. an Independent club. this
fact being cited by Philadelphia that Nc
1nnis simply played with Haverhill part of
the time to help them out.
Attention is called to the rules governing
reservations. and the commission continues:
II a player accepts terms, a contract
must be rendered him, and II he refuses to
sign said contract at the end of ten days
he shall be Ineligible to play with the club
he has accepted terms with, or any other
club IN organized base ball. Therefore. all
that Il was necessary for Haverhill TO do
20 establish it's right and title TO the serv-
ices OF this player was, when he refused
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

20 enter into a contract as having accepted
terms, TO notify the regularly constituted
authorities and place this player on the
ineligible list. This they did not do, but
played fast and loose with the rules of or
ganized base ball by playing a player who
Should have been ineligible and allow him
five lays in the week to be ar organized
player and one day in the week to play
with independent clubs. The action of the
Haverhill club clearly makes this player a
free agent in organized base ball, and
therefore the Philadelphia American league
club was clearly within its rights when 1t
signed this player to a regular contract
on August s, 1908.
The Toledo club of the American a~ssocia-
ton. in another decision. loses it's right 10
player Ward Miller. who had been drafted
by the Chicago Nationals after he had
been purchased from WRusau by Toledo,
the fact that he failed to report under the
purchase prior to the drafting season max
Ing him subject to draft. The wausau
club. however, must repay to Toledo the
$500 given for the player. for drafting whom
Chicago must pay the usual price.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
At the Theaters
''Th Gambler of the West" at the
KruR.

''The Gambler of the West" at the
KruR.
A play Of western life, with the warm
and smoky atmosphere of a IA revolver.
gamblers tables, treacherous redskins
and a background of prairie fires. White
women tortured by Indians and white
children. stolen and brought up In the
circle of the squaw's campfire, is hold
ing forth at the Krug for the rest of
the week. "The Gambler of the West
is the kind Of stage story that holds
the interest of the audience till the last
vlllaiI. is shot and the sweet heroine is
safely clasped in the arms Of her des-
tined husband. And the successive steps
to sue blissful and all-encircling re-
pose are not tame, either. for enough
Fourth of July in a small town, and
the hair-bresdth escapes, thrilling res
cues and numerous knife and gun plays
are so frequent that only an active and
alert gallery god can keep score. Eight
scenes are employed to present the piece
and the company is large enough to as
sumo the many types of character that
one might have found in a western town
before the days OF magistrates and con-
sCientious historians. Well balanced
with comedy and fun between the more
meiodramatic lines, the play proves quite
entertaining and the source of sufficient
amusement TO last till another strenuous
''melo" visits the Krug. The engagement
continues till after Saturday, with the
usual Saturday matinee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
HoTFooT FOR CUPlD'S SAKE
Man Divorced Three Years Ago
Hastens TO Consult Record When
Pierced Again.

Harry Dredge Of Shenandoah, Ia, ar
rived in Omaha yesterday and FASTENED
TO the court house 10 look up papers that
had 20 do with divorce proceedings IN II
his former wife. Mrs. Della Dredge. had
drawn up three years ago this month.
when he was I'm Centervlle suffering with
a broken foot.
DredEe. who IL a conductor on the Bur
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
&C q THE REMEDY
FOR Sores ULCERS

The combination of healthtul vegetable ingredients of which S; S s. is
composed, makes 1t a especially desirable and effective remedy in the treat
inent of sores and ulcers of every kind Since al imOure condition of the
blood is responsible tr the trouble a medicine that "a purify the blood Is
the only hope OF a suCce@tul cure; and It should be medicine that not only
ceanses the circulation, but that at the sam time restores the blood to
its normal rich ngtriye condition. s s is lust such a remedy. 1t is
lures roots, herbs and barks OF the forest and fields 4 has long been
necessary to remove everv impuritY in the blood. When S. s. S has purified
the circulation, and strengthened and enriched it, sores and ulcers heal read
lily and surely, because they are no longer fed and kept open by a continual
discharge into them of irritating diseaseladen matter from the blood. s. s. S
brings about a healthy condition of the flesh by supplying il with rich.
nourhng blood and makes a permanent and lasting cur. Book o Sores
and Ulcers and any medical advice mailed free TO all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

r~lington system. received word from his
father telling him of the action taken by
his wife and having been granted a di-
vorce. He did not bother about investigat-
Ing until within a few days ago when he
was once more pierced by Cupid's dart,
thereby causing the hot foot to Omaha
Dredge's home is IN Shenandoah, where
his parents are now living. He is 30 years
OF age and was married five years ago in
Omaha. He would not disclose his matri-
nonial Dlans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
ORTMAN STARS.
JEFF WILL NOT RE-ENTER RING
Telegram to Denver Editor DispOses
of Meet with Johnson.

DENVER, Colo, Jan, S.-The following
telegram was received today by the sport
ing editor of the Denver Times from James
]. Jeffries in response to a message ask
ing the former champion under what condt-
ton he would re-enter the the ring;
"Would not think of re-entering the ring
at present under any conditions
For the present, at least, this apparently
disposes OF the reported offer Of 10000 for
a fight between johnson and Jeffries.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
CAMPS ON TRAIL OF DIVORCE
Fort Dodge Man Seeks License 10 Wed
Another Two Days After
ton.

Charles E. Furay OF the marriage license
department was forced to turn down one OF
his applicants seeking matrimonial bliss
yesterday afternoon when Chester A. Black
man of Fort Dodge applied for a license
for himself and Miss Mary Peterson. Black
man had been married before. was not
granted a divorce from his first wife until
two days ago and on this account Mr..
Furay was compelled to turn them away.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
Westsides.
Alliance Defeats Crawford.

ALLIANCE, Neb., Jan. s.-(special.)-
The Alliance High school basket ball team
won from the Crawford High school by a
score OF 80 10 s. The game was a fast
Of team work, accurate goal
and good guarding by the Alliance
players. Crawford played a hard game.
but was handicapped by a lack Of practice
and experience.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
NebuIOssis, 40 to 1. Wins the Fourth
Race at E~meryvtIIe.

OAKLAND, Jan. s.-Nebulossis. quoted
as high as 10 TO i. won the fourth race
tracks Of the season THE going was
very muddy and holding and there were
several surprises. Belmore ruled favorits
for tho fourth race, but failed to show
much Nebulossis, well supported in the
betting. closed fast and won by a length
FROM Red Leaf. another outsider. Judge
the 2-yeRr-old race from Belronia
Gerapdo, the %favorite, who failed TO show
gnr a tine hut Tawasenths heat him I'm
easily. Summaries:
First race. six furlongs. selling: Funny
Maiden (io1. Taplin. 20 to - second,
Belchamber (ss, Quay, is to - third,
Time: 1858. S~ainesaw. Sid silver. Sill
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
WITH THE BOwLERs.

In the Omaha league last night the Gold
Tops won two out of three games against
the ~Chancellors. Old-timer Dad" Clark
played his first game with the Gold Tops
and made a good showing. Coughlin had
high game with 2S and Dudley high total
with 5Sl. Tonight the OnimOds will try 10
get three games from the Triumphs. Sun
day on the Association alleys Glenwood,
Ia, will bowl a picked team. Reports show
this team to be very strong. They have
been doing lots Of work to fit them for the
big meet at st. Joseph. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
Policeman Fatally Shot.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S.-Sergeant ]. F.
Noting. one OF the oldest and most pOpu-
lar officers OF the San Francisco police
department.. was shot and killed at 2 O'Clock
this morning by a soldier OF the United
arrest at the corner OF Montgomery and
sacramento streets
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
GOLD TOPS.
CHANCELLoRs


The Birmingham Range company team
took another jump toward the top last
night. when they took two games from
the Brodegaard Crowns on the Metropoli-
tan alleys. Gernandt took high three games
for his team with 572 and Martin Of the
same team had high single game OF "a.
Carman took all honors for his team with
a total OF H2 and single game of 2l2. To-
night the Chabot Shoe company and Hus-
sizes Acorns. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

MARSHALLTOWN, la. Jan. s.-(spe-
cial.)-A picked team OF Marshalltown
bowleTs defeated a similar team from Des
Moines in Boone last night for a purse Of
500 and some side bets.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

the Chicago Liquor House team last night
on the basement alleys. Charley Ortman
again was high on totals with SOB and
Moran had high single game with 2OL. To-
night the Loyal Hotel Jewellers and West
Sides. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09
Indoor base BaII Tonight.

The first game Of indoor base ball in
Omaha this season will be played tonight
at the Westside hall between the Townsend
Gun company ana the Westsides. Bott,
teams have been practic!ng for the last
week. Game called at s p. m. Following
is the lineup:
TOWnsends. WestsideB.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

Just one day in each season a%as ons" OMe6 of thu stock ats $780," Thuand& Omaha mel
last January. Each mee vys M in the house ws@ sold before hed doors d@da night rs This event twill
mani omaha tn nance to own the finest d thpds suite Oemot maden Amkaf fol- less hmnm
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-30

Gladys Palmer; Carl Peterson: Sam
uel Patterson: NJ. A. Parsons (2) /.
Miss Myrtle Phillips; Newton Pat
ton t2): Walter Robbins; Miss Zil-
pah Rudd; Madge Raymond; Milton
Ray; Miss Mabbele Rose; John T.
Ray; Max Riesenor CD: Dennis Ra-
gen (2); Miss Alpha Roezzer; Mrs.
John Ripe: j. W. Rowlings; ]. c.
Redding; Miss Francis Rowley; j. p.
Ross; Miss Marsie Ryan; G.. F.. Reed
t2); Miss Alice Reed: Mrs. Alice
Reed; Mrs. j. NJ. Reed; NJ. Mac Ritch.
ie Robert Stringer; Mrs. Minnie
Suthers; Frank Souther CD; F. n.
Souther; Carl Steffey; Mrs. Chas f.
Stanley: Mrs. Fannie Srohner: Mrs.
Della Stollard: Blythe Sprott; Albert
Stain; Mrs. Addie Spencer (2); Ell
mer Sargent; J. Short; Mrs. Stuart
Stevens: w. f. Simpson (2): Ernst
G. Staten: Miss Della Sharp. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Simpson; G. NJ. Sipprele;
Mrs. Anna Schwartz; Mrs. C. w.
Simmons; Mr. Shipman; Miss Mary
Sanford; Bill Sits; Robert Shields
Thelma Severson Thomas Sheoherd,
Mrs. f. NJ. Stephenson; Miss Lucille
Stewart; Miss Dortha Smith; Mrs.
Dollie E. Smith; Jas. F. Smith; Leek
Smith; A. l.. Turner go; II. w. Tup-
per; Mrs. Jessamine Taylor; Neel
Thomas: L. A. Taylor; L. ]. Thissel;
Ed Thompson; Antonio Trongo; Tex
Tedford; Mrs. Stella Thompson Mrs
2. +. Tomlinson: Pedro Vella t21;
]. C. Vining; George VanNorman
Joe Wood; Chas. Wood (2); Clark A.
Wolfkelt; Mrs. Geo. Wyatt: Len
Mooarun; Mrs. V. Woodruff; A. C,
Wickerson: Geo. Wells (3): Daniel
Ward; Frank r. Ward; G. NJ. Wall
ridge; Geo. Watkin t2): Miss Jessie
Wiley cd; Thurman Wilsey; Willie
White; Miss Ruby Whitford: Mrs
Mary Werden Louis WILDER (2); ].
o. Wabher; J. w. William: Mrs. NJ.
E. Williams: Miss May Williams
Chas Walker; Mrs. F. A Walker:
Mrs. May Wilson; c. II. Wilson: Miss
Linnie Wilson: Abner Yoder; Brad
ley Yopst; Miss Carrie Yoch; J. II,
Zimmerman t2): E. Zemmason.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-30
MANY LETTERS UNCALLED FOR.

Advertised letter list for the week
ending October 20. When calling for
letters in this list please say "Adver-
tised' Mrs Clara Addleman; Mrs.
Pearl Ankney: w. II. Allison; Mrs.
Adah l.. Addleman; Miss Ollie Bar
ley: Orie Barber; Mrs. J. h. Bennis-
derfer; R. J. Bennett t13); Nicolas
Bernard: Geo Bellgardt; ID. Blather-
wick; j f. Blarter: Miss Marie Bur
cy: Vern Brown; J. II. Bunce CD
Paul Baker; Mrs. Emma Brown; Car
mihe Bonaui C. G.. Bridges, Vernon
Barnes: Maynrd v Barney; W. S.
Boyd; Loury Burh; II. II. Byers;
Mrs. Z. Bennesderfer: Lowery Burke;
Frank Barker; J. p. Connerty; Miss
Hattie Carr; Mrs. Ancil Chanler;
Robert L. Cooper: Edwin DevereuX;
Clarence o. Dolphin; Rev. Chas. w.
DuBoia t2b Chas. Denney. b. Dud-
ley: Libby Faunce; Mrs. octavia
Floaten. Clifford Grusis; Clifford
Gaines; Mrs. Mary Gaines; Crio Giu-
seooe; John II. Gibson; NJ. l.. Hosea; ;
Geo. Hilloek; ellison Harkins; Lam
derine Issacs; Frank Jackson: F. w.
James; Miss Lula jenkins; Catherine
Jacobs; Jacob Jager; Everett John
son; II. b. Johnson; John kalen ;
MISS June henrlCk, MIS-. Jennie
Kaufman; Miss Elizabeth Kerr; Ed
Keinney: H. w. Kluge; Miss Louis
Keirsey; Frank King; Miss NJ. NJ. L.;
James Lea; Lloyd Longinoth: Mr..
Larance; NJ. G. Lillig; r. S. Loury,
Andrew Latimer; Clarence Laws; Ed
Lesley; Leandro Magma; Squirt
Miles; Mrs. Ella Morer: Roy MaXon !;
Il. Munroe; j. r. Murphy; Virgile
Morris: Walter Minter; Mrs. r. Mad
dem Mereno Martinez t2) Anna B.
Nicholas; w. A. Miller; Miss Daisy
Melladur; Chas. Martin; Mrs. G. p.
Matemirth; Fred Myers; Miss Anna
Meade; Cillen Morris; Miss Bessie
miller; w. H. McNichol; j. F. Nc
Carey; E. McNutt: Billie Neeley;
Miss Ethel Neel: w. Y, Neeley; Geo.
| Newhart; Miss Cecil Nichols: Mrs.
Florence Nichols; Luther Nuffer;
Mrs. Philip Nelson; S. II. Newman; !;
Mrs. John Nichols; Cady Oprendil; !;
Ohio Nursery Co.; Howard A. Oats:
Mary O'Toole; Loren Osborne; New
ton Patton; w. w. Parler; Lloyd
Perry; o. Pursifell; Mrs. Lizzie Pry-
or: Harry Payne; Eugene Pickett:
| Aron Polston; Mrs. Anna Purtee
Mrs. A. r. Perkins; H. A. Palmer
Tom Porves: Miss Rosa Padia; g.
| Paulick: A. n. Powell; Correl Petar-
son; Miss F. F. Porter; 3. 3. Peak