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Q1arden
RAT PROOF GRANARY AND CRIB
Vermin Beaten on Their Own Ground
by q Concrete Ruildino. ~

Vermin Beaten on Their; Own Ground
by Concrete Building. r..
The waste Of grain on the farm
caused by rats and mice every year
cannot be estimated. No matter how
many cats or rat terriers the farmer
may have, the mousers cannot be
everywhere, and they do sleep while
the rats are at work. A rat proof
granary is the only sure remedy. Such
building can be constructed at a
nominal cost.
The Illustration In this Article shows
the exterior Of a building constructed
Of concrete. ~" 20 - j,
The foundation walls can be con-
structed Of concrete blocks or Of solid
concrete, as wished In case solid ce-
ment foundation walls are used the
forms can be made of boards, and FOR
any building Of 10 by Is feet or ever
they should be twelve inches thick,
To properly protect the building from
the vermin it should be at least TWEEN
ty-four inches high. x, -, RI ~; j
a water table is now nodded around
the four sides CT the foundation wall,
This projects at least four inches. ans,
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EXTERIOR OF RAT PROOF GRAaARY..

EXTERIOR OF RAT PROOF GRANARY. Z:
better, six inches. SO as to prevent the
rats climbing over. even If they sue
coed In getting that far up the foun-
dation wall. This water table is cast
in convenient lengths in a plain box
form and then laid ION foundation
wall, the same as an ordinary concrete
block ~, Z: 5.t. 81: $s.s .E.;sS25 !;
The side walls Of the building are
made by tnking two boards, each one
foot wide, and after cutting to the
length Of the building bore one inch
holes the length OF the boards, as IL
Illustrated In the small cut. IN these:
place short lengths of gas pipe. This
will mold in the wall d one inch hole,
or one half inch II desired, each six
inches apart To- provide for the curing
of the orasWhen placed In the. crib "a
These board are used to mold boti,
side walls placing eight upright
= BIZ HcanfIfng posts, one outside aud
one Inside the space where wall is to
be, ct each corner. If wall is to be
eight inches IN width these posts must
bs exactly eight inches apart and Sc
curely fastened at top ana bottom.
Prepare two boards, each foot
wide, with holes bored every SIX inch
es for each end wall These boards
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in an hour or at the most two hours
after the form Is filed It can be raised
about eleven inches for the next
course. y In doing this remove the
lengths Of gas pipe, then raise the
form evenly so that it Is about eleven
inches above top Of concrete already
nodded. -,,>~
The inside walls can be constructed
Of lumber or concrete, as desired; the
same Of the bins In the granary prop
er. Where adjustable boards for bins
are desired strip nailed to the inside
Of forms at the right place will mold a
groove In the concrete wall which will
hold the boards as desired, : -'..
The. floor Of the entire building
should be built of hconcrete. The foun-
dalton walls are filled in up to level Of
top of water table. This is then pack
ed down four inches and the concrete
floor laid upon this dirt filling. To the
finishing Of the floor add mixture of
one part cement to three parts sand
and smooth with trowel.
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blood troubles caused BY uric acid. and
II y, does t quickly, effectively and infal-
libly. It doessit without injury to the
stomach st or hear, and 1t contains not
g single Injurious drug Of opiate. Our!
reputation, which has been established
by years Of honesty and fair dealing.
would not allow us to tell yon Al false,
hood. Rheumaline Capsules relieve:
pain, mediately, and Rheumaline
Tablets only should be used when
onstipated, Remembe The Ramsey
Drug Store has the exclusive agency;
here on the maline Rememdi Hes:
and yon can not get them elsewhere
Get sRheumaline. It removes the
cause. :i#s3
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Horaeless cuItivato,,r,. 8 e. suscc a,,

o., Horseiess Cuitivator a. Success. s% &
What the inventor says win be- "a
great boon to small Z farmers, as the
invention, 1t is claimed, will do the
work Of six horses, is muse III Cali
fornia, but it can be adapted to- any
locality. It is. q gasoline tractor and
is a. help in blowing, narrowing and
harvesting: It will keep, running as
long as it is fed gasoline. I: 5 ID.
Built with a two scylinde motor, the
tractor has plenty Of power u, has
two speeds, forward and reverse and
is easily operated from an extension
seat, from much the same position "a
driver: would occupy with his team: .s5 4
It is particularly an orchard tractor,
having low, wide wheels, narrow
tread, short wheel base and short turn
ing radins. a special feature Is that
the tractor may be driven from the
seat OF the ordinary wheel ploW or
harrow. enabling one man to drive and
operate the levers OF this plow and
cultFator with perfect ease and con.
venience. It is a one man machine.
light in weight, with all control levers
conveniently arranged & Il 4 sfsssssz
obtain the greatest efficiency the
front wheels are made the traction
wheels; also the steering wheels. III
the rear are smaller plain wheels,
close together. with. flanges to hold
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RLAN OF MOLD ron MAEIHs WALL,

PLAN or MOLD ToR MAKIHe5 WALL
) are nailed To the boards for side walls.
h no that you have two square boxes.
{ one the size of the bulk ding inside and
the other the size of the exterior. the
forms being q foot high The forms
are placed IN the founda tion walls
! Shove the VA ter ia bic and the lengths
o gas pipe placed III position. Thea
forms are filed With concrete mortar
sof the proportions of one part cement,
two parts sand ana four parts oS sgrav-'
el Of crushed tone. This mortar ass
int tia forms 5relii. ana VI
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Time to Trim Berry Fields.

:, Now good time to trim the rasp-
berry and blackberry fields. Not much
fruit can he expected from feeble
canes, and even the best canes will not
give much fruit if they are too close
together Manure or fertilizer is also
required. Blackberry fields have been
known to. give good service for years
without fertilizers, but If the field is
given good cultivation and well sup
piled with plant food the Increased
yield and better quality Of the fruit
will make some Improbable fields pay
well 49, .
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DR.. Charest's simplified method Of
treating Nervous Diseases and Chronic
Ailments give the highest percentage of
cures Of any method or system yet
covered including Catarrh, Dyspepsia,
Rheuma tism, Diseases Of the Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, Lungs, Blood and skin:
Diseases, Vertigo, Nelrasthenia,
Female Complaints, Diseases Of Wen,
Piles, Tumors, beginning of Progress
sive Deafness; Kidney and Bladder;
Trouble without the use Of the knife.
Prices Reasonable Consult tion 81 LOO
Fargo office, 1123-5th Ave South.
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SEWING NeaetahIe sssdal.

assIf the SOL has been properly water.
ed after the sowing Of vegetable seeds
little attention sin this direction WILDE
needed before the proper time FOR
.transp planting his VIM depend large
upon the character OF the weather
~ bright,, sunny weather when free
yentiiat alton Is required, the fiats may
need an appiieat1 Hon OF water almost
daily Excessive watering, however,
should be guarded against, AZ ii tends
fos produce tender, spi ling plants. III
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Hedge Trimming Made Easy.

Hedge trimming has been made
easy By the ingenuity Of an Oregon
man who has devised a machine that
viii cut as many branches as a dozen
men working by hand at once, Will cut
them straight and VIII cut them with
out any difficulty. The mac chine con-
sists Of a large number Of teeth set Id
q row and all operated by the same
shaft which IS turned by handle.
Their effect Is that Of 90 many pairs Of
shears working ID the same line side
by side. The device Is fastened to the
operators body by d harness SO that
It sets firmly. and while he guides the
knives with his left hand. with his
right hand he turns the crank that
opens and closes them. Naturally this
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no MORE WALKING N the q. b P1 FL 81.

against side slipping, used simply an
trailers, TO which the plow, cultiyator,
harrow or farm wagon Is hitched,,
the same as though coupled to the
small wheels used on the rear of the
ordinary tongue when plowing with d
team
IS The power plant Is built Ia d shf
steel frame, mounted rigid1y 10 the
main axle, and is composed OF 81 two
cylinder opposed gine Ut standard
make, rated at twenty four horsepoW-
he cost sofs the new Invention iii
81, GOO
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sTRAYED-one dark roam mare two
years old; one sorrel mare with
white in face one year old one
8 dark iron grey stud colt, white III.
3 face, one year old; one small bay
stud colt, one year old. Any In
:, formation as to the whereabouts Of
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Birds Necessary to Mans Existence

Birds Necessary to Mans Existence.
A French naturalist asserts that If
tie world should become birdless man
could not fnhabit It after nine years
time in spite Of all the=sprays and poi
sons that could be manufactured for
the destruction Of insects. The insects
and slugs would simply eat all the
Gre hards and crops in that time. s. =
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ELECTRIC YIN II son
Interesting Experiments by Earn,seoI
4 IA the North III German 5$

Interesting Experiments by Earms,c
n the North of Germany
Al Hoppegarten. near Berlin, DE-.
:Breslaner has given IA practical dem
onstraIion soff the fact that existing
technical means admit OF the crops
being conside rably improved ut no
very great cost BY the application of
the electric current. The experiments
which have been mad for thirty years
past In Sweden, Ems gland and Germany
have led to q conclusion important for.
the future OF agriculture Farmers
have long known that frequent thun-
derstorms. such as. often occnr in the
north German lowlands during the
summer months, have a very Favorable
influence on the growth Of the crops
More than thirty years ago the sSwed-
isho professor Lemstrom proved that
the rapid growth Of plants In the polar
regions was attributable to- the strong
electricity of the air found Ii those
parts. Generally speaking, the FIRST att
tempt to increase fertility by spanning
a net charged with electricity across
the fields was carried out by DIR.
Pringsheim on his properly at Kry-
schanowitz, near Breslau. He succeed
ed In obtaining an increased produc-
ton Of 1913 per cent from Strawberries,
120 to 40 per cent from beet root and
80 per cent in the case Of beans and
barley. But the necessity for always
having to remove net which was
stretched across the ground at q very
low height before the usual agricul-
tural work could be proceeded 8 with
made the process too expensive for
practical utility. The electrical engi-
neer' Neumann then tried a. net with
strong alternating currents, which still
proved effective when erected at the
height Of FIVE meters from the ground.
In this manner no longer hinlering the
-harvesters at their work. Experience
soon showed that an equally sure re-
suit could be obtained by erecting iso-
lated masts at intervals Of ten meters
and attached to one another by thin
wire. Sir Oliver Lodge was able to
prove that by this system an Increased
production Of from 80 to 40per cent of
wheat and barley could be obtained,
the proportion Of glutinous four IN the
grains being a higher one, 30 that the
market price Of the electrically ferti-
Hzed wheat increased by 751s per cent.
The latest experiments, which have
been, carried out on larger scale BY
Dr.. Breslauer, were intended to- con-
vince the German farmers Of the prac-
teal utility of this process, ,s s.s5#
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The Sister States,

Y. Probably the sister states are: Miss
ouri, the Misses sippi, Ida Ho, Mary
Land, Callie Fornia Allie Bama, Lou
lisa Anna. Della Ware and Minnie
Sota.-Letts Iowa Record. s:sl u.
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chine has much more power than
there is in q MANS hands, and ii
crunches through branches 81 all sizes.
At the same time, cutting u wide
lswath, as it does, It can be guided ID
that the work iss done In much better
style than Is possible when a single
pair of shears IS used.
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;HOl 10 SET BRO0 DID, HEN.
What 10 DO AIl,sn she Ruffles Up Hsl
zeal Tiers. 81 lSS

The season has arrived when the hen
Is apt to- show signs Of bro odiness.
The average beginne III poultry cul-
ture ID pretty sure to imagine that be
cause the hen stays On the nest Tor
some time after she has laid an egg
she Is broody and many a sitting Of
good eggs has been spoiled ~ too
much haste. ssss !
When hen Isl real broody she VIII
not only show It BY 'clucking'' when
of the nest, but when on the nest she
VIII rufle up her feathers and squeal
md sometimes pick at you the moment
you approach her. When In that con-
dition she Is to be trusted. ;:.!33= ..:q
The average beginner does not know
how to set d hen and much less how
to take care Of her. He is apt to tack
mp boxes about the house or allow her
q regular laying nest and In order to
keep the rest OF the flock from worry
Ing her win inclose her with q cage or
something. About once a day he will
take the hen of the nest to allow her
to eat and dust herself 1t Is a wrong
move to make. No man Is so wise that
he Knows just when a hen wants to
get Of her eggs or when she must re-
turn to then. 4. I n lz.i:
The best plan Is to use q barrel out
Doors. Place the barrel on Its side and
fasten 1t SO 1t will not move. A good
plan Is to dig away few inches Of
earth and have the barrel fit in the ex-
cavation. Then throw IN several inches
Of earth and On top Of this make a
nest, Cover. the barrel with some
heavy waterproof paper to keep out
the rain. 81 Il s2%& Y 5.3 ys2 ! !; b
In front Of this place an A shaped
run, made OF. slath Provide water,
whole corn and grit and then allow the
hen to get of and on her nest at will.
Never tanper with her nor disturb
her nest. She! knows her business, and
yon cannot help her. At night close up
the front Of the nest 50 as to protect
her from rats, cats or dogs. ..
After the hen is removed from the
house to- the outdoor barrel nest she
should for a day or two be allowed to
sit: on a China nest egg. This VIII give
her a chance to become reconciled to
her new quarters. s Always remove
broody hens and also give them their
eggs at ss /. Il - ~
When the hatch Is due close up the
front Of the barrel 80 the chicks will
be. protected and do not remove any Of
them from the nest OF. the heat Of the
hen win be lowered. ana a poor hatch
may result IS. tF33$ !.
q More chicks are killed overwhelmed
than raised BY this continual pamper-
Ing with the hatch. Nature has pro.
vided hens with the proper knowledge
so that they can care best for their
offspring newly Matched chick had
better not be fed for from thirty-six to
forty -eight hours after coming out OF
the shell. ss52: s5 z w..
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II is not the quantity of the meat,
but the eheerfulne of the guests. thai
makes the feast C1arendo on. I; II I
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FOR sALE-Two city broke drivers,
" and one draft mare. Ed. Branch
field, Grand Harbor, N. Oak. a
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rdWood Floor Of any Color
on may Choose for $3.50

Floors which are Id too
poor conc ition TO BE inn
5provedwith rnish Al one
! can be mad to initiates
genuine hardwo id Heor5
with this new patented
5Graining stem:
his process doss not
j require the service Of as
prof ssio nal lV 80 a an
3isher. ID:
he g raj in 4 pd !
takes the place az skill
and can be SUI fully
81 se / BY the mex peri.
seIiced man or oman.
thus maxim il ossible
tor any one j very.
slight pense to enjoy
sthe luxury of 4 new hard.
wood floor 4
This Grail, ming (. OH;
pound when pro eted
by one er two coats ofi
Ili Nanlel prod ees a;
surface that viii otltswear,
any ord inary gaIrlishe ed
ftoor, many times over
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. So - : = - : : - =
TAX ZEN UP.

UP--Black SOW, eight or nine
months old. Seven miles north Of
Devils Lake.-Nels Halgren. s II ~ 3
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Well Posted.

! 4! what was that musty old explorer
talking abont?. inquired the languid
lady. \ 81 81: 4 i. q 5:j5 # :s52 ss
s Progressive Patagonia sss.$ s s.sf
And how do you play 1t Louis
vile Courier Journal. 5sss 4
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FOR sALEHsrt-Parr Gasoline Trac-
ton engine and Thresher for sails
III at bargain 2. O.. Box 1854 Grand
Forks. # $. t II %j
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WANTED Situation as stenographer
IN either Of the Dakotas Of Montana:
Am thoroughly experienced. Ads
dress p. Morrissey, 1929 Aldrich
Ave. South, Minneapolis s.;5l. ss5
]. FoRSs',A', I !, 8.

FOR SAILED One modern eight-room
house about Is blocks from ward
school house, two seyen-room hous.
ses, one block from high school.
Good side walks to all this pro
perry. Houses all built new last
S. fall. AS 7. am leaving the city this
property must be sold within three
e weeks. a snap for some one. Call
5 on or address w, 3. Lowell. RS,
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HELP .sWANT 1. MALE

boy ITO learn the print
er's trade, inquire at the Intero Ocean
office. VIM IA \ 1T.
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IYAN|lAI)

10 buy from owner, resi-.
dence lot IN Devils Lake. Send
description and cas- price D. 3.
William, Merriam Park, MINI. q
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Shipping in Port

(Army and Navy.
U. s. s. Iroquols Moses, station tug
H. B. M. S. Cambrian, Vaughan
Lewes, Tanning Island
Fl. B. M. S. Flora, Nugent, Yoke
hama.
(Mercnantmen)
Am. schr. Flaurence Ward, Piltz
Midway Islands, Jan. 16.
Am. blk. Mohican Page, S. F.
Am. Schr. Mary e. Foster, Tacoma.
Am. blk. Foonng suey. Willett, New
York.
Br blk. Dolbadarn Castle, Baxter
Peru.
Am. blk St. Katherine, Herbert, S. F
M. S. S. Hilonian, Johnson, S. F.
Am. bktn. S. G. Wilder, Jackson
S. F.
o. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, S. f.
Am. bktne Klikitat, Cutler, Por
Ludlow.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per p M. S. S. Manchuria, from the
Orient, March 22.-FOr Honolulu: J.
A. Cole, Mrs. j. A. Cole, H. Isenberg
C. F, Osborne, T. Saigo, A. j. w. Van
Horn, Mrs. A. ]. w. Van Horn
Through: w. S. Allen, Mrs. w. S. Al.
len, Master w. S. Allen, Miss Edith
Allen, DR.. l. J, Atwood, DR.. Paul At
wood, H. A. w. Brent, Chang Pin, Mrs
Chang Pin, H. Davidson, l. w. Fran
KEEL, Mrs. /. w. Frankel, r. Fukao, j.
r. GODDARD, Mrs. J. r. GODDARD Mrs
A. A. Graves, Admiral, U. r. Harris
Mrs U. r. Harris, DR.. c. e. de Hereby
Rev. T. II. Himle, Mrs. T. Ii. Himle,
Master Carl Himle, Master Thorsten
Himle, Master Norman Himle, Ho Chu
Miss o. Hodnefield, Mrs. G. II. Kip,
DR.. H Kraft, R. Laidlaw, Miss e. Laid
law, A. f. Lake, Mrs A. f. Lake, j.
S. Lake, Miss w. G. Lake, Paul Lech-
Ter, J. H. Martin, r. B. McQuestion,
Msis NJ. o. Mebane, J. Morrison, Miss
j. Page, c. A. Potter, ]. A. Powell, X.
II. Perciyal, L .Premyslaw, Mrs. J.
Richie, f. M. Savage, Mrs. +. NJ. Saw
age, T. f. Sheedy Rev. S. w. Stenger,
Mrs. S. w. Stenger and infant, Miss
Katharine Stenger, Miss Ebert Stem
ger, w. H, Tidwell, Miss L. f. Will
den.
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C. BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET.
Honolulu, T. H.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricurural company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
ookala Sugar Plantation Company
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch,
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1t is dollars to doughnuts that the
next three weeks will see a new record
between Honolulu and San Francisco
held up for the public to gaze it. The
Chiyo Maru left Yokohama for this
city yesterday and, if she is allowed to
go through under ordinary speed and
with but half good weather, she should
cut down the present time by many
hours. On her first trip she made
the 2140 miles in four days and TWEEN
ty-two hours, within four hours Of the
time of the Tenyo and not only had
to contend against mead wind al
most all the way, but was not speed
up, as it was her first trip. Should
she be run through 1t top spssd she
would easily maze the voyage in four
days and twelve hours or less.
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Times Of the tide are taken from the
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Ia
bles. The tides at Kahului and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being that of the meridian
of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m. which is
the same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for Local
time for the whole group.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
u.ater shipping News on Page Fiy0

sailed from Seattle for this city on
April I.
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HONOLULU LODGE Gle. p. 3. o. e.
will meet in their hall. King street
near Fort, every Friday evening. BY
order Of the Il. r.
WIN. H. McTNERNY, q. r.
II. G. EAsToN, secy.
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The Mails

(INCOMING.)
From S! F., Pleiades, Mar. 20.
From Yokohama, Manchuria, Mar.
20.
From S. F., Nippon Maru, Mar. 26.
From Yokohama, Chiyo Maru, Mar
80.
From Vancouver, Aorangi, Mar. 81
(Outgoing)
For S. F., Hilonian, Mar. %.
For S. F., Manchuria, Mar. %.
For S. F., Alameda, Mar. "a.
For Yokohama, Nippon Maru, Mar
26.
For S. F., Pleiades, Mar. 81.
For S. F., Chiyo Maru, Mar. 30.
For Colonies, Aorangi, Mar 81.
For Yokohama, Siberia, Apr. l.
U. S. A. TRANSPORTS.
Sherman at S. F.
Crook at S. F.
Sheridan at Manila.
Dix sailed March 4 for Manila.
Buford, at S. F.
Logan sailed March 10 for Manila
Burnside, at Puget Sound.
Thomas at San Francisco.
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Charles M. Cooke. .... President
Geo. H. Robertson. V-Pres. & Mgr.
10. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Secy.
F. w. Macfarlane. Auditor
+. U. Jones. ...........,...D Director
Z. II. Cooke.... Director
]. r. Gait. ..............D Director
All of the above named constitute
the Board Of Directors.