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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-17

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maxim, ~. numher ~ ruests uresent
.,xtx Al suitable hour refreshments
~,.,. ..,x.a which we're ali that good
taste and a knowledge Of the culinary
arr coula surrest The informalIty
and gracious manner OF the hostess
made this one of the most enjoyable
social affairs OF the summer.
49,.
One az the delightful little parties OF |
the week took place ON Thursday AZ !
ternoou az 8 80. when Miss Annie Me F,
Doucald 1nvited several of Master
.pend the afternoon with him. The
beautiful shady lawn where the full
benefit of delightful breezes was fully |
en- loved presented a gay scene when
fillea with ioyous girls and boys. The !
hours devoted 10 the occasion we're
happIly spsnt In games and other
amusements 20 dear TO the hearts OF
the lissle ones. Nothing was left un-
done 10 make the day one long to be
remembered. the time passing only too
ou,ckly e'er the hour OF departure
came. The enjoyment OF the after
noon Terminated with the serving OF
cream and cake. Miss McDougald was
nnxisted In entertaining by Misses
Margaret zuber and Blanche Cooper
There n nothing more beautiful in
NE Than the beauty of childhood. and
the Young host received many thanks
from little guests for a pleasant after
noou
An unusually pleasant marty Of the
-. 49,, -, rh,,~.,,., a,,.r-
man NJ five thirty NJ the pretty home
pf NJ and Mrs. ". O. Sanders when
heir little sister Miss Lille Fay San.
icrs was honor guest. The affair was
llso given complimentary 10 the ]. u.
J. club, The guests were given
hearty welcome and met by Mrs. San
lers and Miss Waldine Sanders and
escorted 60 the punch table where
hey were served TO luscious punch.
rhe entertainment lasted several
hours. the chief feature of amusement
was an animal contest In which Miss
Ella Wipprechf received the prize. a
iainty picture ami Miss Grace Weaver
vas consoled with box OF animal
This contest was original
md caused quite lot OF fun and :
serving of a delicious course Of cream
md cake. all returned home conceding |,
hts quite a delightful party /.
Miss Mary James entertained with :
IN informal nelehborhood party on y
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-17
FELT IN CALIFORNIA.
Buildings at Santa Barbara TrembIsa
But Did Not Topple.

Special to the Eagle.
Santa Barbara, Cal July IA
sharp earth tremor was sel, here yes
terday
Il shook buildings bur no damage
was done. so far a. known.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-17

The Bachelor Girls Club has disban-
dcd for the summer.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
low PEARY FOUND NORTH POLE
nfror:l c--l.->- Tn. Al~-a IT. C->>>~~c-l nj - IL.

hard % force The Roosevelt . rod O..
lance 70 the vsst q CApe aheridan.
but the Ice bAmed him. Tus : renr
son o. another On the edge a. The arus
Tie winter last year 10 did NOT a could
act take his vessel along the nosthsrn
coast az Grant Land 10 the vest a Cane
Sheridan. and % u spent last winter
not - far from III old bertA in The
Ice IN the winter a. 190S-Gl
The sisdgs sxpeditiou lsn IL Roose.
Welt q february Is. while Il va
SIN practically dark n that lalitudA
The sun scarceay begins to per above
the hills for = few mtnutes day.
even several hundred miles 70 Tie
south II the coast where the Roose.
veit was watering. u comes into
view . little later In that more north
srn latitude and The party mads slow
time to the west q Il felt ~ vay
along.
The northern Grant Land coast -
likely tn b Exceedingly di0cuit %
traverse. especially IN the safly spsing
on account Of the maases4 of - Ice
that have been pressed On the shors
or broken into great blocks and
stranded Aloag the - eago.
Il II no wonder that tt took the parl
" IL days to travel westward q fas
- Cape Columbia II ID likely, how
ever. that Commander Peary succeed
ed. before winter . In. In eacheing
supplies to the westward 90 ~ 70 .
celerate = little the westward move
mcnt Of the sledge party before q
struck out northward over the ssA-
Arriving It Cape Columbia on
March Is the sledges turned to the
north on the vi Ice. The explorer had
laid much stress upon the fact that hs
intended 70 travel much further 10 tAs
west than On his trip In 1906. His dis
patch shows. however. that no did
not take to the sea any farther u the
west than he did on his earlier trip.
Commander Peary says nothing n
his report Of being detained BY pres
sure ridges or hummocks, and II il
certain that he met with no impedt-
ment Of this sort such ~ made his It
tempt to reach the pole In 1902 q Coz
tinuous and terrible struggle.
A great obstacle and the one that
undoubtedly prevented him from
reaching the pole In 1906 was the wide
water James or leads Of water. some
Of them SO long that he could not get
around them.
Peary's summary seems TO show
that he was q little over thirty-ivs
days on the journey from the land to
the north pole. In this time he wal
delayed about fourteen days by water
leads. leaving q little more than three
weeks for the actual sledging work.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17


49, PER esnt prc04 q q valuadoa
= Ovor e10o N acrs = what Il bsing
nA6o now By farmers r The Little
snake River valley II Rnutt County,
,OlnEa0o. and lands similar IN quality
m with giit sdesd water rights 80
s0u c9sred BY tn State a. Colorado
1n6sr tho Carey Act q $3.50 pee
acFs N ten years timA.
This land viii crow u abundance
at1. p~otatoes. SUGAR bssts anA all
,thsr grains. grsssss ana root cr3ps.
ma = suitable Tor I'll kiaAa q frutt,
sxcsDt possibly The most 1elicaes g
nee fruits.
IT, LAND h sold Il tracts q q. q.
- md 100 acres - citiseaa q The
Gated States. a. thoss Who Aavs q.
,laro1 their intsntioas cf beccming
.itissnsA There = - dravfng u CO.
1eot1Ca with this land: nrsG come,
1rst served being The policy.
n Interested. write q tha Rcutt
County Colonisation Co. i734 weltna
stroeA Denver. Colorado. for fail -
sCrmntSca ~ % the land, special q.
ssrstca rates. etc.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

scalloped. broiled. roasted or con-
cealed within the naky walls OF .
Juicy pie or the interior Of = Thanks-
giving turkey. Open Wide your arms
and. tor that matter. your mDuth-
and take him lovingly In. Watch
your calendar and improve each %
the royal months - II nies until low.
cry May. dreariost 70 the bivalvulaS
dsvotee. comes to wipe away the tears
Of Weeping April. sorrowing because
with her departure Disappears th,t
true friend - man1ind. the succulens
oyster.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

ney to the north pole. but also Of .
remarkably fast sledge trip over the
ice Of the open polar sea.
The dispatch says that the Roose-
welt passed the winter Of ls0s-ls0s 1t
Cape Sheridan. on the coast OF Grant
Land. The vessel had threaded the
comparatively narrow channels, sev-
eral hundreds OF miles In length, lead.
Ing from Cape Sabine to the Arctic
ocean.
This journey 10 apt to be- diincult
and sometimes impossible. but the
conditions were evidently favorable.
The ship that disappeared In the fog
while the crew Of Peary's auxiliary
steamer Erik were Watching its de-
parture from Etah made . good q
sage through the long channels. and
arrived safely on the shores Of the
sea. whore the explorer VA to start
on his sledges for the north pole.
But 1t Cape Sheridan Peary was not
~ far west ~ he probably had hoped
to be. He had announced his inten-
ton. in the previous year. Of making
his sledge route to the pole along
some meridian much further to the
west Of his route In 1906. when he
made the highest north attained up
to that time-$7 d. 8 m.
On that occasion he was greatly Inn
peded BY the rapid drift OF the lee to
the east which Z little retarded his
progress north, and worse still. car
ried him 90 far to the east that he had
to make his landing on the coast Of
North Greenland. many days march
from the Roosevelt. his base Of sup
plies.
On his expedition Of lo06-Os he tried
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

loupos. roasting carr. watermelons
and CLAIMS and beckonins You toward
the throne OF the ~undisputed monarch
OF bivalyes. the luscious and lovely
oyster? For eight months his benie-
nant reign win DO over ~. gentle.
soothing and sustaining. Waste 20
time In swearing your allegiance to
this sovereign Of the land Of Cosk-
aigne. who II ready Ct III hours to die
for you. Seek not to md fault with
his ~disguises. which multiply with the
years. Receive HIM whether he comes
to you On the half-shell. fried, stowod.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
l1usH IioUR q me T.


Ths cf1s<y 1An NanaAoDDeng -
Cana ame . teiepAoaA.. - mt4
Every bo0tA Il ~ paace y eseupts1
ana Aas bssn ocCupssA for ~ 1a9e
hall hour. sewer heaT1 - many
long wtads1 coavsssationa eDkng - =
C0& time"
~ns<wesn sag1t m nime oselo<k 81
the sventns." voaunts~ss1 IL opefar
To-. sw@ssty. -tAsrs ars nnse oveGetmo
tslephuae conversations rgtoeesUA
than II any okAeS II IL ~
what h tAe canss q ~ unnDDa1
he eru6ty ma1s
@UweseAeasta.- sajA - g1rl -Hos
vart01s rsasons He - - caanG1
meet svssy svsaing. - - ~ -
nigAts tAsy satisfy the1r lnnging ~
talking 0vsr ~ tslsDA1aa. II tnneo
. long tins - ~ ~ - thinu tnsy
want - aay. un1es ~ eirenGnr
STANCES otAsf psssss ssgAs - -
patSene~
-swsstAsarts. HumpAs~ scs4s1 a.
crusty man. and - 1161t lo0k -
dent. not 60 hit.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
About HI, Sue,
Apex Of the world.

open water. March ! and :: held ~
By open water. March I 70 IL: crossed
the eighty-fourth parallel. March IL:
encountsrsd opsn lsad. March Is:
creased eighty-nftA parallel. March
-: crossed sightysixth parallel.
March -; encountered open leaA.
March -: passed Norwegian Record.
March -: passed ltalian Record.
March ~: encountered open lead.
March -; crossed sighty-ssvsatA
parallel. March -: pesssd AnsricaA
Record. March -: encountered opsa
lead. March -: held up b. opsa W.
ter. March -: crossed sighty-eigAtA
parallel April :: crossed sighty-nintA
parallel. April 4; north pole. April &.
All returning left north pole April
I. reached Caps Columbia April -.
arriving on board Roosevelt April 81.
The Roosevelt left Cape Sheridan
July Is: paused Caps Sabine August
8: left Cape York August 20: arrived
u Indian Harbor with Ill members o.
expedition returning in good health
except Prof. Ross @. Marvin. drowned
April 10. when IS mtlee north Of Cape
Columbia. returning from IS degrees
north latitude In command Of the
supporting party.
ROBERT z. pEARY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
PEARY'S 28-YEAR REC
ORD OF ARCTIC Ex-
PL0RATION.

163f-entered navy ~ civil engineer
and began extensive study of are
tic exploration.
toSe-Applied for lsave o. abssnes 70
visit Greenland. Spent several
months In interior Of Greenland
and upon return announced Ger
tain conclusions In regard TO the
topography which received much
favor with scientific bodies
t9et-s2-Undes auspices 81 Academy
OF Natural Sciences 81 phltadel-
phIa no went 20 0reenland On
stsam whaisr Kite 70 attempt To-
cation ~ northern terminus ~
crssniand. Accompanied BY HE
wife. Found and named indel
pendencs bay, - degrees ~ min
utes north latitude. 0etermtned
lnsularity ~ Greenland, Tor which
no received medals % wertd's
sclsntiMe societies. Discovered
and named Melville land ard
hoilprin land.
tss3-eS-0n thls, third trip, ~ dlseev.
SsOo sotsBO0O stV0 sN00ttk0SUp TWAIN
o. previously through Nees In
1878. Mountain proved 10 -
three metsorites, M Wetahin1
80 tons, largest on record. 0Aueh-
ter Mary born % Mn. peasy On
this voyage.
1ee61Made short summes veyaae q
Greenland.
1os7-Maae short trip 70 cape York
70 BRING back msteorites.
ioee1so2-Fourysar s~xpteratlen trlp
under avspiess ~ psasy Arctic
club. during which No rounded
northern extremity % GREENLAND
arehipsiaeo, the most northeriy
land In the world. - degrees o
minutes north latNu1o, and
named the caps astsr Mesris K.
Jssup. Attained - degrees "
minutes north latitude.
iso4oe-AAade dash Tor the pole and
established new "farehost north"
~ DEGREES slx minutes north latt
tudo.
tsoeoe-Rssehsd the nssth pe,s On
April 8, ieoo.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
cuHCUaA CUaeD I'M
9sssms Camo - Iaoo sM1 Ankleo-
ceut1 NJ Weoe ohooo oeoeuoo
90 - osaai~e - DesAano1

= NV bssa sseesoseuny earo1 p
DRY ecssnA. wae insDeEt1ne - -
ncval - noxtcue wee1e fFum ~ o1us
q = river and w1o conDGanf1y r ~
dust sr0m tAe voe12 ~ n1G1e I
cIsaassa ny Hints - 1slt : psteA1y
~ssnaat3Da. patA - a&tmttoo = %
sbr too pears ~ ! 1oktce1 = seum
- ny kgs tks 1sh seajsA ~ -
attend - 4 unftl 4 caDs q - -
itchy and soro anA bsGnn gsettng twO
running soFsa. Ny aanjas vsse -
sDrs anA scAAhy m ! eun11 ~ wsog
sAcsaI hAA % - eaxpse - -
slippsrs 1bs wes1A ~ : on1o q
tAs Cutis1Sa ooAo - ssme C111enga
Ointment h - than - 6nyD !
coulA PIT q ny boots anA Il 49, tnnn
three vseAs I vas free fsu0 IT, 60
founds6 itching. Capl 0saeee =. -
Ciaf of Police. Morris. 1GaaleseA 49,
-. 1871. aaA 0spG ~ lte4-
esns ~ 80 o~0o - nmoA. -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
pREoego HAND
csesoeis Weight ~ on A.

When pruminent men realize tAe -
furious elects Of coffee ana the change
II health that Postum can bring. tAsy
are glad 10 lend thar tsstimcay foe
the bensat a. others.
A supestntendent Of public schools b
North Carolina says:
MY mother since her early child
hood. Wa N inveterats co6ss drtnksr
and had heen troubled With her heart
for . number II pears. and con-
planned q tAat weak III over feeling
and sick stomach.
Some t1ms ago ! va making N q.
1cial visit to . distant part Of the
country and took dinner With one q
the merchants Of the placs. i no
ticed . somewhat peculiar navor a
the coffee. and asked him concsraing
= He replied that Il Was Postum.
7 vas - pleased with u. that after
The meal was over. I bought 4 pack
age to carry homo with me. ana had
wife prepare some for the next meal
The whols family liked II % well. that
We discontinued coffee ana ned
Postum entirely.
Il had really been II times very anx.
Ions concerning my mothers condition,
but we nOticed that aftae using
Postum for . short time. she felt @
much better than she did prior 70 its
use. and haA little trouble with her
heart and - sick stomach: that thu
headaches were not % frequent, and
her general condition much improved.
This continued until she was q vell
and hearty ~ the rest of n.
Il know Postum has bene1ted NJ
ell and tho other members Of the I'm
~. but not - . marked . degree =
= the CO.'S q ny mother. q che w.
= victim q Dong standing
Read The Road e Wellville.s r
pigs.
There's > Rsason.s IL
Ever rsoG - aDeve Ie14sss u soW
- aDDeess 1eN0 t10e - t1MAs IA0yI
- ge9oen4 tBUas - In @ 49,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
Intrepid Explorer
IMPORTANT TO pusL.sHERs.

a
he following preliminary account ~
lnainapder PsAry Of his successful vcy-
TO ths north pols was issued On
Dtemher . BY the New York Times
0pany 1t the request Of Commander
ary and for his protection. q = book
~. ccpyr1ghtsd and exposed tor oAls
TORE n part Of Il was reproduced hy
Newspaper II The Unitsd States or
erops. IN order TO obtain the fun pro-
elton Of the copyright lava The repro
ection Of this account In any form.
ithout permission. u forbidden. The
enatdes for violation ot this form Of
Ppyright include imprisonment Tor any
arson aiding or abstting such violatioa.
E~opyright n0. BY the New York Tunes
company.
Nepoet on the diseovery 81 the north
Deis BY Robert z. Psary, commander
7. .. ~ copyright. 1909. BY Charles
J. Miller. - vies-prssidsnt 81 the
New York Times Company.
Battle Harbor. Labrador. via Wire
less. Capt Ray. N. F.-As It
may Be impossible to get my full
story through In time for to-morrow's
paper, partly q . prelude which may
interest and partly to fore
stall possible leaks, I am sending you
J brief summary Of my voyage to the
pole. which II to be printed ex-
a~..y ~ written.
Summary Of north polar expedition
pf the Peary Arctic club: The steam
Or Roosevelt left New York on July 6.
1908: left Sydney on July II: arrived
1t Cape York, Greenland, August /:
left Etah. Greenland, August 8: ar-
rived Cape Sheridan at Grant Land.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

The distincttoa al Arst apDoInting :
woman p0stnasses DON nOe beonmG -
America. no II the emD1oymno4 -
womsn II tho postal ssFvfce . nev
idea A early - iE41 = Woman post-
master ri appointed 10 tOok AFTER
the malls of Braias n C0mte. - In
portant town of Fr~acs4 In - try-
tng times of the Thirty Years wnr.
tho principal ONCE In the postal sesv-
fcs Of Europe vas held ~ = woman.
Alexandrins a. Rue. From 1874 -
Is+s she wss in charge q - nails
of the German empire. tie NstAsr-
lands, burgundy and LOrYnina- 0hs
was known ~ = master eeasfn1 6 IL
mails. In America. Elizabeth Harvey
vas the nrss 10 hold . placs II -
postal department Shs Nd charge
a the letters II Pcrtsmouth. n. u. fl
the beginning u the ~ssventsSnth Go
tnry. A half century aftsrwaF1 Lydia
Hin was placed In charge q - 49,
once In 6alsm. Mass
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
Halls REIGN or THE OYSTER
Writer Evidently 10 . True and Con.
slstent Adorsr ~ the Luscious.
oivalvo.

Hail the beginning Of that pleasing
garland Of months which contain the
letter r." Ha! Do you feel the
thrillf Does your mouth begin to Va
ter? Can you not discern your gas
tronomic familiar spirit leading you
away. sateA and cloyed. from canta-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
AS SEEN By SCIENTIST,
eY r e. ADAMS.

~ CYRUS {. ADAMS.
(Member Of American Geographical So
ciety.)
Copyright, isoe. by New York Times.D
New York.-(Special.)-The fore
going dispatch. though conden.
sed. tells clearly the leading facts
In the story. not only Of Peary's jour.
Mrs.. Robert 4 Peary.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

0imlet-Ffbbs claims 10 have caught
. catfish weighing 80 pounds down
In the creek. does hsf Well. it's safe
to ~ he's lying 70 the extent Of about
20 pounds.
Hammer--Not II no hears you say n.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
Troubles q People on Venus

Inhabitants Of Venus. II there are
any, must feel II extremely dimcult to
establish units Of time. Venus always
turns the same face toward the nun:
20 the planet has no day. and the
lack OF = moon deprives Il Of . month.
Finally. Il has no rear. for its axis Of
rotation Il perpendicular to the plane
Of its orbit and the latter h almost
circular.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

September /; wintered ct Cape
Sheridan.
Leave On 8ledoes February -.
The Medge expedition left the
Roosevelt February Is. 1909. and
started for the north. Arrived 1t
Cape Columbia on March !: passed
British Record. March 3: delay by
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

When . girl orders towers eon&
home it's : sign that sAe sxpscts ~
nsighbors 70 think aoms man ssnt
them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

when visiting . certain town In the
Aidiands." says = medical man. + waa
told q an extraordinary incident
Wherein the main figure. m econOm'
zeal housewife. exhibited. under tryins
circumstances, = trait quite character
istic Of her. Il seems that she had BY
mistake taken . quantity Of poison
mercurial poison-the antidote for
which. N all should know. comprises
the whites Of eggs. When this anti.
dote was being administered. the order
for which the unfortunate lady had
overheard. she managed 20 murmur. ~
though almost unconscious. MARY,
Mary. Save the yolks for the pud'
dingss"-Tit-Bits.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17
~ Automobile Up Mount Ralnssr,

" sAutomoblle Up Mount NaInt0V.
United States Engineer Eugene Rick
seeker celebrated Independence day
BY throwing open the government
road n the Mount Rainier National
park. Vehicles and horsemen now
have m excellent thoroughfare from
tidewater 10 Narada falls. near Snow
line In Paradise valley. Mr.. Rick
seeker says that autos and wagons
can 10Y make the trip with comfort.
The maximum grade on the road 10
four per cent. Nearly = score II au-
tomobiles. Ill loaded. went 70 the
mountain
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

Don't shink wrigisy's oDearn1nG
only perfumes the breath. n hs1ps
digentinn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

positively cured 90 dhnemn WIrvher0
Al druggists ~ Howard 80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

Hcrodotus: We = Les convinced
BY what We hear thar " wh&e ~
80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-17

Father ttmpressivsiyl-~Ay 80.
want yoa 70 - very ataenGiye - ycur
new teacher. Who II . 80 - ut6e
and xsaera1 infcrmati0a- H can
teach ron sverytAing yoa 1ee1 70
know" Small Bay tdsrisAvelyl--Hs.
He dou't know notAin's Why. -
can't svsa tell Who's pitcairn = ~
league teams.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31
FILTER CONTRACT
SIGNED; EARLY START
Pittsburg Company Accepts Terms
Nominated by the City COun-
Gil en- New Plant.

CITY Clerk VI. T. Rudgre1 today
received d telegram from T. & Leu
pold. genoa! manager of lie Fits
burg Filter manufacturing company.
Pittsburg, Pa, stating that the con-
tract with The city of Rock island
for the installation of the new me-
chanical filtration plant here had
been accepted and signed by the Of
ficers of his company and that it had
been mailed
accompanying the signed contract
is a bond executed in the sum OF
$4,000 as security for the compile
tion Of the work according to the
terms of the contract. 1t is the pur-
pose of the Pittsburg company 10
begin operations on the new plant in
Reservoir park as soon as the wealth
er conditions will warrant.
The filter, which h&s been describ-
ed in detail in these columns. viii
have a guaranteed daily capacity Of
100000 gallons 1t will cost the
city approximately $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31

to be presented will be as follows:
Song by audience.
Prayer.
Scripture reading.
Song-Ruth Hussey.
Recitation, Boys Make Mem
Charles Larson.
Christmas Bells''-Infant class.
Recitation-Leslie Atkinson.
Song-Evilina Darlington.
Recitation-Miss Dunlavy.
Recitation, why Can't Girls
Whisele'-Ruel Pitcher.
Dialogue, Father Xmas and His
Friends"
Song-Miss Leona Hussey.
Recitation-Hazel Wall.
Recitation-Leota Edwards.
Dialogue, 1.-The Sick Baby"-Ethel
Wall, Leslie Atkinson.
RecTation-Glen Atkinson.
Recitation. mo Place for Boys to
Go''-Garnot Valentine.
German medley.
Recitation-Pearl Hussey.
Recitation, 1.-The Bravest Battle
Ever Fought''-Grace Wall.
Days of the Week ''-Infant class.
Distribution of Toys.