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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
A.O.U.W. HOLDS
A BIC PARADE
THOUSAND LopoEMeN MARCH
THROUGH BUSINESS SEC,
TON or THE CITY.

The Ancient Order Of United
workmon and the women'a Aunils
larry, the Degree Of Honor. held a
biz parade through tho dnRn town
district this morning. The parade
consisted Of over a thousand MON.
bera Of tho two orders. and waa
led by three bands. ono OF which
vas regular lodge band Tho
hit" Of the parade was made by
the Tacoma lodge. who we're all
dressed as women.
The lodeemen Wefe In the parade
for over an hour. but when II reach.
ed Seventh ay and Union Il they
diahanded. and the entire deleea-
ton boarded the street cars for
the fair grounds. where the order
feignod supreme today
4 reception for the visitors Of
the ordera will be held tonight In
the Washington building
AZ the meeting Of the Degree OF
Honor yesterday officers were
elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
DN[ DIES FOR
1--we AND ONE
HAS COLLAPSE
e,r;d Gets His Wires in
T,nsle and One Victim
Takes His Life, While
Girl May Also Die.

NV NNNNR
.vw YORK. July IS pr Rn.
~. ~ Mem. OF Chleaeo, Is anxious
~ .ssltlng tho arrival OF tho
r.hin kocnleeh Albert. the
tts.'si having on board his daufh'
Y. oln. who was reported by
- s,..l,ss 10 be on the verse OF col.
~. tallowlng tho suicide Of
~ oscar Rothsehlld. who blew
Il, brains IN Hamburg two
sssks ago
- and non the fair daaghter
! ~ chicaEo physician Their
s.~sncc prucecded along smooth.
!, s', ,seard i happy endlng until the
s..sut Of she Rothsehild family to
= match WAS sought
men came opposition. The
...ss, tluss refused 10 allow tho
,,s'ih 10 we'd outside the Roths
ani family. IN pursuance 81 their
.nsnerable rule, which has bfoAen
s,ral Roihsehlld hearts.
M youth faced ranury, uatra'
s.n ard To a certain extent
4 hoandiag Of hts wealthy kiHs'
"a Ralked Of bis happiness,
amn Albert ended ali with a bullet
2 IN the SRI and her mother
DE n the German city,
r. tragedy proved too much for
a IN aud she broke down Tho
r.Sfsf and daughter hoaried a
s.ansr ipr home and ng Mem
Ssrrrycd hers to meet tham
NERDS say the match would have
~ an ideal one and that the
psen, are peers Of the Reths'
,iilis socially and morally Young
ssikehnd vas a scion II the
Isss.lan bfanch o. the family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
At
1.-THE GRAND IS
T BIC SUCCESS
Large Audience Attends
Performance Given for
Florence Br o m | c y
Twenty High Glass Num-
bers.

The Florence bromley benefit,
which Ia being held al tho Grand
theatre this afternoon. consisting u
the star acts from each Of the lead
ina theaireH. IL d SUCCESS.
Lone before the hour appointed
for tho opening feature. the house
was packed and tho good humor
which was apparent on each face
hfnadened Into smiles with the
opening number, the first act of
The Hue Mouse"
Every nationality aud every olasa
could be found in the audience this
afternoon, but It was a fashionable
upe IN The main. and the little wam.
an who will be benefited by the
performance this afternoon could
not keep the tears back when aho
realized what the wat crowd meant
10 her
The following are the 20 mum.
bcfs on the benefit program
Miss Elsie Ryan and company
the nmi act " arha
nlue Mouse. from the Alhamhfa
Marie Doro, from the Moore. Lena
Painter tho Worthieyn. aud tho
Ramps, from tho ofphaum. Dor.
othy Morton, dear. funny Ferris
Hartman. Walter iHiaon. and
MueEtns Davis. from the graEd
Allleeh May and company. from the
Lois Vera DcliaaHini. Mitchell
and Cain, frum the Star.
Venetian street mnaieiauu. from
The panihFsa. Emma luuung.
Charles WiniEer. aud Ray Payne.
from tho Seattle; and tho special
features. Christine La narmaue.
the blind singer. Rosa Harness. Carl
Presley the dancing siaiera. DIV.
Don and Thompson and Nina hee'
fon.
Mrs y A Cook. who started The
benefit. was delighted with the 70.
suit Of her audsAyor To assist Miss
bromley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
NEW RELIGION
PROPHES|EO.
PROF. CHARLES ELIOT MAKES
AN ADDRESS TELLING or
THE NEW BELIEF.


BOSTON. Mass. July 2s.-Proph.
ecy Of a new religion was contain.
cd in an address made before the
summer school Of theology by Presl,
dent Emeritus Charles W. Eliot. OF
Harvard university.
The address was based on the
two great commandments, The
love Of God and the service Of Eel.
low men" He said
The progress Of tho twentieth
century will bring about what !
call the new religion. The new
religion will not be based upon
authority. either spiritual or TEN.
pofai. The present generation IA
ready 10 be led. but not driven.
IT will admit no sacraments. er.
capt natural. halloved customs. and
II will deal with natural interpreta-
ton Of such rites. The new religion
will not attempt 10 reconcile people
to present ills by the promise Of
future compensation.
Il believe the advent OF Just free
dom for mankind has been delayed
for centuries by such promises Tho
new religion vii not even Imagine
the Justice Of God Civilized ma.
tions realize that legal puniahnents
nov frequently fail In their purpose,
and the new religion cannot pretend
10 understand Gods Justice. for
there Is no earthly conception as a
comparison.
THE new religion will laud Gods
love and will not teach condem-
nation for the mass Of mankind,
Based on the two great command
msnts Of loving God and ones
ueighbor. the new religion will teach
that he IL best who loves best aud
serves best. and the greatest service
will be TO Increase the stock Of
good will"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
Tilted COUNT SUES
THE GIRL He LOST

BOSTON. Mass, July 2a-Faii.
h % oa,ain the hand of one Of
rss.cu'a ialrest and richest dangh
kss can Dc Mel. who represents
inssii a. an Austrian nublcman.
ehy 10 plaiAtiff IN a suit Of equity
b sompei Mss Charlotte l.. Moore
b pay him several thousand dol.
n rndor an alleged anic-Hup.al
uusenrut n Mel claims that the
NIX suman promised 10 allow
W. a lzfxe sum annually for his
n;son aalil their marriage should
niz ll.cs
Ya1 Moore. although In saciu.
~ "a : result Of the undesirable
sasaa.r brought upon her By the
sxxnH, tkfoagh her attorneys
NJ fAi AZ answer denyiuk that
b aai 10 Fspated nohieman were
mr. sauxst 10 marry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

commissioners are making oEiens
I've experiments IN headlights hero
DURANr, Mont One man Waa
killed. several perhaps fatally hurt.
and 10 freight cars smashed into
BpllntefH when a train ran away,
late yesterday. On a steep gradei
TACOMA The viii Of the lai0
Francis W CuHbmnn. Just filed.
shows that his property ID valued
at 100000 The widoW 10 made
ndmlnlalfathE
PuYEtLuP@ Tho State College
Of Pullman Will erect a laboratory
here.
cHEHALls.= This city will
spend tiGl.000 for erection Of
schools this year.
DAWSON. Y. Charles Clay
pool, Of Fairbanks. is here onroute
10 Tacoma where he Will at once
string wires, hoping 10 be elected
aa successor 0f Congressman Cush.
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
NEW AMBASSADOR.

TOXIC. July % X. rchldA. At
present ambassador TO Austria, ia
uamsd today A. the diplomat most
lisaly to be selected foF the Jap
ancsa post at Washington IN the
event that II IL decided 10 keep
Baron Taknhifa. nov ainhAtaador 10
tho United States. here whom he
returns home on hla vacation with
IN the next fcw weokA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
1 Minister'S
Great Discovery
Imdsrful Exhibition at
Local Store

I nst Interesting attraction
u ass u great educational value
! ~ At Bsrteil'a main store. ef0
tnxd A.. under the management
11ks Grace Sutherland.
women with .ururiant hair that
: " admiration OF all who visit
p store are displaying to the pub.
: n< debt n gratitude the vcrid
~ % he Rev. Fletcher suther.
- dizcnsersr Of the most sue
'zs'al ysism OF Hair medication
as'sh % science. These women
!. g demonstrating how II IL possi-
y 10 al. II they use the remedy
: ~ sesen Sutherland Sisters. 10
AR ~ abundance Of hair.
ne Rev. Sutherland, who was a
s'A'hs7 o. years ago pastor OF
cas'fhss At Caledonia. Lyons and
NAssse, New York, wres,ed from
..ars ne secret Of making hair
" y discovering what Is now
!. - non Maine 70 California as
= seven Sutherland Sisters Hair
s'sstf and Scalp Cleaner During
: administration Of President Bu.
An be was connected with the
sssan'ilce Department at Wash.
n1M Il was while serving az
- o. a western New York
49, hat be became bald. and.
~. NJ - expert In botany, searched
-. u had a preparation for the
He soon secured the de-.
'ssalts. and by a continued
y hia preparation had a full
~ strong and healthy hair
Z. a.ef this Scalp and Hair
s -. on the heads Of his
*. ~ daughters, and the expert.
-. vas 20 Successful that these
-. aauxhisrs now enjoy world.
-. aias for their beautiful hair.
~, arc now demonstrating the
"ssr Of this remedy.
a ~ Nora Gaz,elgef. who Is in
~ q The demonstration. and
M, I'M hone Ia ziOe Center ay..
4. ioa's Pa. says she has used
1,, ssssn Sutherland Sisters Hair
~. snd Scalp Cleaner Tor IL
~ Whom she began she had
f'Il.s y ordinary growth Of halr.
H. Z % tall out. but no- her
q, !, A. long and beautiful az
| - 2, ne Seven Sutherland SD.
I ~ s'.s llernice Hurd of Water.
49, ~ y. J, who IA assisting IN DO
I n, s...,,'stloh. says her hair was N
n, ', ~ length and thlekness
,sss,I.s..s &Inmeneed using these
o. y n az, ADD gentlemen Of se.
hsds w. ~ ast nj 70 consult 70.
MFtafd and Treatment, Of
sss1' ~ Advice FREQ. Recon.
Gkr.- ~. ~ F1aFanteed By the Bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
BURGLARS ARE
ON JOB HERE

learned Tat q gang of boya were
aseu In the alley at the rear %
the hotel q short time befura Mn
Prescott ieft her rooms No trace
Of the thieves has got been found
Break Into Store.
ny forcing rear window, bur.
glars entered the store occupied BY
the KeminRion Typewriter Co. at
ais Third az. last niFht. and also
broke into tho Hefxcry chafficas
Coffee store uett door
So far az can be- learned nothing
% value sAs taken b. the thieves
@. c MelHtyrc. local manager Of
tho Remington Typewriter Co.
stated this morning that he will
complete m inventory Of his stock
this afternoon TO learn n any type
writer's were taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
CENSOR WAR NEWS

nv allied ifssslf
MADRID, July 2i.-ke~s Of
the sltustlon In Morocco. whore
the spanish troops are fighting
the hoors, 10 being censored
here. The entire edition Of ~
Pals was selrsd and destroyed
today.
All republican clubs have
been ordered closed. and
drastic measures are being
taken 10 pu, down the move
msnt which has been started in
opposition TO the governments
course In Morocco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
LODGE GIVES SHOW
FOR BALLARD MAN

Greonyille. Wia viii preach At both
tho morning and evening aergicca.
Tho Strong Mans Burden" viii
be tho subject OF the mornings ser.
mSn, and the evening text viii be-
Tho Exceeding Sinful Men Of Sin. +"
The text u the sermon Of q. H.
Lee. NJ the ballard Presbyterian
church. IN the morning. Sunday,
will be-, The Place o. Christianity
Ia Modern Life" and In the even.
ing. The WondIous Presence 30
side Thee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
MUSIC IS RENDERED AND
8PrgoHEB MADE by The
MEMBERS.

BALLARD. July 20 The Ballard
lNdso Of tho c. o. T. idrt night gave
10 farewell entertainment In honDr
of J. n Mcdonald. who leaves toe
day for Montreal. whore be viii
ropreaont this lodge al The intorna.
tional convention there. After the
convention he will 10 to his old
home In ireland. whore ha viii
spend about three months visiting
old friends and relatives.
Tho evening was spent In listen.
Ing To the biz program Of music
and addresses from the VOL known
club members After bis farewell
address. Mr. Mcdonald was pre-.
scented with gold headed cans and
a SILK umbrella from the lodge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
Mr.. 7. e. cvRlsrre.

un .,.. -.
""A' pe''"' o''o'hce oouin any
one ash than the signed statement
Of q well known citizen az TO the
mnrit. az A parttc,,isr thing, liar.
!. -, a. = q r,...,-,,1 ,as-
""s @.. " N"''e''o. W WA
First AZ. W. has TO aay OF bis er-
perienea with tho Loughncy q
fou.hn.v uat. ovon tsea,man, ~,
.,....,,... -. 4, ,.--,-,,-, =.
"'"''~.."' N"''" :" 'hs.A''eu :"
'hnir suite OF roomn. 220-a2S Peo'
MOS Savings Bank Building. Sc.
attic;
did II do me good Yes. more
than that. II cured me, and | suf.
ferad from rheumatism for eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

He. You have looked on my face
for the last iiiuei
ftne WY Are you going 10
Fruw a bfAfdf-comlo eutn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
BRIEFS BY WIRE

SPOKANE. Over 10000 have ap.
piled for registration on the Flat.
head lands. IN this city. Occur
d 'Alene, Kalispeli and Mlssoula.
EvERrrI- ninin rnilrnnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
Several Robberies Are Re
ported to the Police
One Man Touched for a
Hundred.

Burglars and room workers were
on the Job last night. making sew
urai pretty good hauls
While g 1. Baker lay asleep In
his room. Al 900 Magyar ay.. last
niEht sneak thief entered and
extracted 500 In gold from hia
trousers pockets. The thief gain.
cd entrance BY forcing a window.
Burglars Are Bold.
Burglars boldly smashed tho
front door lock Of the Mason bar.
At 2iif First av. iAx night. and
apparently took their time 10 loot
Ing tho place. From the cash
register SIS in Eold and silver wna
taken. Tho burglars took no
liquors or cisau. Tho saloon vas
ransacked thoroughly but nethius
other than the cash was takeni
while Mrs y 7. Prescott was
Al dinner al the 81. Francis hotel.
at SIG Union st.. last night. her
apartments were entsTcd and three
gold watches stolen.
CITY Detective Frank Kennedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

Miss Emma Babeoek. Of Everett
who has been spending haf Yaoa,
ton with her mother. Mrs Emma
llaheock, has returned 10 her ~.
crott home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

The nfemen had two runs yes.
terday The first. IN the afternoon.
was small blaze on the roof u
the residence Of 81 Fisher. at lii0
50th The fire, which was started by
a spark from the mill on tho NOISY
roof Of the house. only damaged Il
10 the eriont Of $500. There Is an
Insurance Of f7O0 on the house
At HES last night they we're
called 10 a boz at 10th n " and
9Th g.. but when they arrived
there no one was around They
think that some small boy pulled
the boz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

The regular services will be held
In the Ballard Christian church
Rev. L. a. faklu. Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

commissioners arc making oEfeB8'
I've experiments IN headlights hero
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
Lin 81 willard Caller

Mr.. Willard Chiffon was born at
H!etnon. /. rNewsaYork, in 1874 Aid il
1882. wasA married to Miss Emma
Gotham. About that time he re-
moved to Cordova, Mimi, for "a years
where he was town clerk and Notary
Public for years and always held a
position Of trust for the public He
also taught great many terms Of
high grade school at that place. Ne
belonged to l. o. O.. F. lodge at
Waterville, MINI, In 1902 he came
to Niinot, N D. where be filed on
homestead where he lived until his
death. He leaves a wife to mourn
his loss and his friends which are
counted by the hundreds extend this
their heartfelt, sympathy to her in
this hour of bereavement. ,.s,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Minot will have the commission
form Of government, the election
Tuesday resulting in 400 votes for
the commission plan and 3S8 votes
against it. This was about the
closest election ever held in this
city, altho the rainy weather was
responsible for many not getting out
to vote. The election was very
orderly one, with just enough spirit
en- each side to make it interesting.
Those who opposed the commission
plan were vel organized and did a
large amount of work. 1t is sur
prise to everyone that the commits
sion plan did not carry by larger
majority as it was generally conceded
that it would carry easily. Those
who favor the commission plan ex-
plain the small majority by the fact
that they had few workers out.
At any rate the election is over,
the commission proposition won, and
this is the time that we should all
unite in securing five men, tried and
true, who are willing to take hold of
the reins of the city government and
do their uttermost to run the city's
business in business like manner.
We do not look for much opposition,
If the right men come forward. There
are q number of men in this city
who no doubt would make good COM
missioners, but not all of them can
afford to give the work the necessary
time that it would require. Among
those mentioned are r. H. Emerson,
Arthur LeSueur, John Fahey, R. E.
Barron, VIM. Dunnell, John H.
Lewis, Nehemiah Davis, and numer-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
Commission Carries
By. Dozen Votes
Election Was Hot One-Minot VIII be Running Under
System in About Two Months-Who Will
Be Our Commissioners?

GUS others. OF course, in starting
out with this system, the commits
sioners cannot expect a very large
salary, and yet il we are to get good
men to devote their entire time to
the business Of this city, it will be
necessary to pay them as we'll as
other work would. If we can secure
enough public spirited men of means
Ewho would give their time to the well
fare OF the city, in order that the
city might prosper, we might be able
Ito secure good men without paying
them much of a salary to start with.
We understand that the council will
have the power to decide upon the
salary for the commissioners.
AS soon as the city council can
vases the vote, the result will be
certified to the secretary of state and
within twenty days from the time
that the secretary OF state issues his
certificate, it will be the duty of the
city council to call an election for
the selection of the five commission
ers.
1t will probably be about two
months before Minot will be running
under the commission system.
The result of Tuesdays election by
wards is as fol lows:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

fortune. and ID Held In esteem BY his
nersnbors:. !. He never reads; enjoys
no luxuries and few comforts, and
has grown rich by starving his fam
lily, and dspriviAg them Of ali worth
living for. His children are poorly
educated, his home lacking in COR
veniences, his wife is worn out-ana
his children are anxieusly waiting
for him to die. II this naa had less
property he might be richer. Yet he
esteens himself and points to accu-
mutation as worth emulation. He
has good eyes, and yet is blind. His
poverty is pitiful. Do you know
this man? Does he live near you?
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13


VIVA. Schneider, the old time Bur-
lingtonite, has been at the North
western hospital in this city for the
past week, i'll Of kidney and bladder
trouble We are glad to state that
he is getting better and will be able
to return home tomorrow. Bill
speaks highly Of tho treatment that
was accorded him at the hospital
man." he says. 1T was the first
time that I ever had to 90 there, but
they treated me fine" . ....
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
Card Of Thanks

l desire to render my heartfelt
thanks TO all friends and neighbors
who SO kindly assisted me in the time
of bereavement Of the death of my
dearly beloved husband, Willard Chill
ton and especially to the l. o. o. F..
lodge at Minot for their beautiful
floral offerings. sa5f@
Mrs. Emma Chiffon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
In planning this seasons general

In planning this seasons general
crop do not forget the potato patch.
says tho Minnesota and Dakota Farm
er Every farm of 10 acres should
grow from Ave to ten acres Of this
dsssrvedly popular tubsr. There IL
NO crop raised here in the North
west that yields better returns, every
thing considered, than the petats.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Nick Hendrickson bought a new
$1,000 instrument whscn plays as an
Orchestra. This will be installed at
his new pavilion.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Henry Willis has returned from a
trip thru Montana where he invest
fgatsd several telephone propositions.
He has decided to remain in North
Dakota. which looks better to him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

I. P. Daily died at Roletto from d.
sease contracted while a soldier In
the PHILIPPINES. He returned from the
war broken in health %t'
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Otto Meisch is recuperating at Bat
tie Creek, Mich. Otto is taking a
course of exercise and learning how
to eat baled hay for the human fam
lily.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
Carroll OPENS Law Offices

Dorr H. Carroll, the attorney who
has been connected with the Blaisdell
Bird Co. for sometime, has severed
his connections with that institution
and opened law Offices in Rooms 9,
10 and II of the Lee block. Mr.. Car
roll is considered one of our rising
young attorneys, and is working up
a nice practice
Mr.. Carroll has branch ONCE at
Carpio.
The Mccoy Drug store received a
complete dray load of drugs one day
this week, Weighing 1850 lbs. This
is the largest shipment Of drugs ever
received in one shipment by this
concern since the store opened for
business.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

FOR SALE-25 bushels Of good seed
potatoes-small but good-at 50 cts.
a bushel. Frank Prescott,
Mi1ot. N. D,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Mr.. Upjohn is engaged in setting
out 225 fine poplar and box elder
trees at the court house and hospital
grounds.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
He's Well Known

Farm and Ranch has bit of COM
ment that points the finger of scorn
at men in every community. 1t is as
follows: .-
There is farmer who has made q
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Ketchum have
returned from southern Minnesota
where they visited several weeks.
They report the season late in that
state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Banker Stevenson Of Berthold
bought a dandy new auto from the
Fred Dale Co. this week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

Pauli.V. Mccoy, left today f)r the
Twin Cities where 10 will spend 4
few days on business. y, a..s,