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New Ulm review., 1910-08-03
DO You Get Up
With a Lame Back?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everyone knows of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
New Ulm review., 1910-08-03

TIE Chicago AND
WESTERN
r AlLWAN
GOING EAST
No 516-Daily, new line. So. AIT N
Thro to Twin Cities and the East.
No 24-Ex Sunday, old line. SIS En-
Connects at Kasota for Twin Cities and at
Mankato Junction for the East
No 5l4-Daily, new line. .....3:50 p N
Thro to Twin Cities and the East
No 22-Daily, old line. 1852 p m
No 14-Ex Sunday, new line. .6:55 m
Connects at Mankato for points South
on Omaha.
GOING WEST.
80 517-Daily, new line .....12:30 a m
Thro from Twin Cities and the East.
No l3-Ex Sunday, old line. 1925 M
Thro.to Tracy.
no 503-Daily, new line, :. /: 80 m
Thro from Twin Cities and the East.
No 23-Daily, old line. =. .1:28 p m
No 27-Ex Sunday, old line. $40 p m
Connects at Mankato Junction with trains
from East and at Kasota with Twin Cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
ACADEMY GIRLS TO
\ PRESENT DRAMA
n ON JUNE IS
Fifty Clever Stage Artists from
ST. Vinoent's to Appear in
MARY Staaft, at the EIks'
Next Month";

Mary stuart" 4 historical drama
81 dignity and Distinction will be pre-
scented in the Elks' theateko on the at
ternoon Of June Is, By a cast Of fifty
girls of st. Vincent's AcadenfN, The
news that pupils OF st. NincenfS~ are
10 present the drama. win be received
with much pleasure by friends of the
Academy and by all those to whom
the character and misfortunes Of
Mary Stnar have always made a
strong appeal. The drama is by no
means light or superficial, but at the
same time ii is not too heavy for the
amateurs to carry. Mindful of the
tremendous success which ATTENDED
The presentation OF Joan of Arc by
the Academicians in February, 1909,
lovers of real clever drama by iuven-
Hes may look forward to the coming
rlay with pleasant an%ticipatton. The
title role Of Mary stuart. Queen or
Scots, is to be taken by Miss Helen
Mary Gibson. Miss Gibson is q tai
ented and clever young amateur and
that She will enact the difficult part
to the satisfaction of even the most
exactine critic, is the firm belief OF
those who have Witnessed her work
IN her altogether too infreauent APP
~pearances before Albuquerque aud
fences. The part of Elizabeth. queen
Of England. will be essayed by Miss
Maras akthleen Kelly, whose ability
is well known. All in all the cast of
.charaet Us is as strong MS could be
aotten together in any one school in
the country. the entire cast numbering
fifty girls, more than ten of whom
Fave exacting roles.
The Schiller version OF MARY Stuart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
BASE BALL
TEAM To ENTER
THE FIELD
6rays viii Likely Have a Rival
Aggregation Of HorSehide
Tossers Within Next Two
Weeks PadiIIa After New
Timber,

The promoters of the new team
opposition In Albuquerque in the ma
ture Of "A first-claSs baseball team
within the next two weeks. If the
plans of n number Of fans do not mis-
carry. Because OF the rather poor
brand OF baseball that has been hand
ed out by the Grays on more than on :
occasion already during the season,
some of the enthusiastic admirers Of
the national sport when played as it
should be played. have gotten togeth-
81 end started things with the end in
View Of launching 2 team that viii AT
least put up present&ble exhibitions
With loeal and out OF town teams,
The Albuquerque Grays are 10 have
do not desire that The Grays cease OPP
olations AT all, hut hope that they
will continne business at the same
old stand and from time to time
strengthen their lineup. With the
Grays already in tho field and a new
aggregation coming up there should
be some good baseball during the
mex three months. II is said that
Manager Padilla of the Grays has al
ready sent fol Weeks and Salazal to
return from Roswell and Waco, re-
spectively. and tina these lads will
be in the game with the locals for
iAhN AhA1l ~ ~ ~ ~ IL "a ,
v no has been playing with Waco, is
expected to arrive tonight ana win
finish the season as a pitcher Tor the
Grays.
1t is understood that q meeting OF
the men who will back the new team
win be called within the next day or
two, when q manager Will be selected
to head the d%estinies Of what II is pro-
posed to make the best nine Albu-
querque eyer had. BY those in a po-
sition 10 know it is said there is al
ready in the city u nucleus for a real
~ first-elass organization. With the
closing of the eastern colleges and
schools there win be a number Of AL
buquerque boys to arrive home FOR
the summer who have played on col
lege teams and some of these young
sters will be pressed into service on
the new nine.
Altogether the prospects for good
bali in Albuquerque during the sum
mer seem better at present than for
some time past and the hopes of the
for interesting exhibitions may
soon be realized.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
FAREWELL RECEPTION TO
Mr.. AND MRS. MARSH
IS LARGELY ATTENDED


Rev. w. J.. Marsh and Mrs. Marsh
were rendered 2 farewell reception in
the parlors Of the Congregational
church last evening, the affair being
attended by q large number OF
friends Of the church. together with
many Other friends and acquaintances
Of the retiring pastor and his wife.
\ splendid musical program was
rendered dufing the evening, includ-
ing vocal solos by Mrs. c. a. Frank
end Mrs. $. b.. Miller md numerous
~ Elections BY the Wright Mandolin
club. Light refreshments were
served.
Rev. Mr.. Marsh leaves July | for
Lincoln, Neb.. where he has accepted
T. c2ll to anothel church. Mrs. Marsh
end daughter, Miss Mylta, leave for
the east this evening and viii not re-
turn. Because of this the farewell
reception was held last night and
proved Il very pleasant affair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
DELEGATE PRESEN'
WATER MEMORIAL
Petition From Rio 6rande v
tef Users Before House; S,
ale Passes Bill Grant
Land to Prof, Lowell.
Morning Journal Bureau.
6i3 Munsey Building.

Washington, ID. G., May 20.
\ BIN has passed the senate gran
TO Percival Lowell. his heirs and
signs, section No. II. in township
north of range I, east of the ella
salt river base and meridian, in
territory OF Arizona, for observat
purposes in connection with the l.
ell observatory. The bill Is now
the house under consideration.
Delegate Andrews has introduce
bill in the house for the developn
OF water for irrigation purposes
ChaVes county, n, NJ.
Mr.. Andrews presented q petit
In the house of water users of the
Grande valley for such a%ppropriat
az shall suffice to improve arid la
In New Mexico and to increase
area of agricultural production.
bill granting an original pension
Grace +. Lebo Of New Mexico
introduced in the house by Delee
Andrews.
The senate has confirmed the
pointment OF Nicholas u. Meyer Ia
postmaster at Estanoia. N. NJ, in
place OF Miguel A.. Romero, who
been asked to resign.
other postmasters appointed in !
Mexico and Arizona: George II. L
at Bent, n. NJ, George X. Camp
Stanley, Y. M; Edward II. Davies
Cruzier, san Juan county. N.
Phoebe J.. Stanton mt Tuba, Al
Frank j.. Black ut Turner. Cocl
county, Ariz. In the place Of +. p
Larrieu, resigned.
Dntarf2ltnr nAutnffina Nn0au on
~. sriz., will be discontinued on J
Is. After that date mail to Park
The star mail route service
tween Alamogordo and Cloudcro It,
NJ, will be discontinued on the
day Of the present month.
The following star mail routes
be established In the territory OF !
Mexico. effective July /. next:
Lovington to Scott, via piainV
and King; two deliveries every we
contract awarded to Lark l.. McMal
of L%ovington ut $5T5 per annum.
Roberts to Monument: three de
cries q week; contract awarded
Jesse w. Raley of Monument at $
q year.
Henry TO Monument, vim Eun
two deliveries a week; contract ava
ed TO Winfred May of Henry at :
a yeary.
Sanchez to ~Trementina; three de
cries Il week: contract awarded to
mon A. Trujillo of Sanchez at S22
year.
Queen to Carlsbad; two d~eliverie
week; contract awarded to John
Middleton of Queen at 5000 a YET
Orange. N. NJ, to Sierra Blanca.
Hardwick: one delivery a week; c
tract awarded TO Epoch e. Akers
orange al $T92 a year.
All of the above contracts are m
for q period of four years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
GINGERS
Up FOR M|XUP
WITH JEFF
FootIight Champion Slips Into
Training Camp While Big
Man Spends Memorial Day
Seeking Elusive Trout
ny Morning journal Special Leased wirel

Ben Lomond. May 4O.-Jim Jeffries
spent Memorial Day casting for trout
on the San Lorenzo river Some miles
above his training camp.
The excessive hea caused the fight
er TO leave his camp early3in the day
to seek DOL recreation along the
river. lie was accompanied by Tex
Richard ana Jack Wooley. =
The camp, however. was aroused to
life by the appearance Of james J.
Corbett, former champion heavyweight
who Is to assist IN getting Jeffries in
to proper form to meet johnson. Cor
bett shipped into camp unannOunced
and Immediately went to work i'm the
gymnasium to timber upland to try
himself out at some preliminary stunts
despite the heat.
Corhett donned his working togs and
after q half hour with the weights and
a bit of shadow boxing that a fun
ginger n spryness, the fighting
actor went into the hand bah court,
where the thermometer registered
about n~inety-fiye degrees and played
a brace of smashing hand bail games.
He Won both n played his oppon-
into a state of nea collapse bat
did not seem TO be satisfied and call
ed for q new opponent. No response
met his challenge and to got n good
sweat and put his lungs 10 n test.
danced around the hand ball
court in another session Of shadow
I'm be in great shape in about q
said Corbett. For several
weeks ! have been doing work and
| feel good right now I'll can box
anything like l used to, Jeffries ana
have some good old sparrlng
scraps
Corbett returned to Santa Cruz in
he evening. lie viii live there with
MS wife until the end Of the training
eason
J~effries returned this evening with
I large quantity of fish saying he felt
Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
THREE WORLDS RECORDS
ARE BROKEN BY IRISH
AMERICAN ATHLETES

New York, May ~30.--Three worlds
records were broken in the annual
outdoor games oil the lrish-American
Athletic club at Celtic park today.
Melvin Sheppard ran $50 yards In one
minute and twenty-one and two-fifths
seconds, and 200 yards in n minute
and tNenty-slx and four-fifths sec
onds. He ran only race 200
hat IVES timed az two points.
S~hcppard's new figuIcs for the
$50 yard run SURPASSED Lon Myers
made in 1882 by thrcc-nfths
OF O. second. while his lime for the
105 yards was n similar margin faster
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

was a marked historic harmony be-
tween the United Presbyterian and
the Presbyterian churches, there
should be n closer federation OF the
two denominations.
The convention decided to memoir
talize congress to pass immediate leg
islation to preevnt the transporting OF
fight pictures from state to state. De.
nnnciation of the Jeffries-J ohnson
fight was nrecipitated by the Rev. Geo.
w. Grannis. general secretary OF the
Lords Day alliance, who, In a speech
advocating an easier Sunday for pos
tai employees. blamed the apathy of
the clergy fer what he termed the de
grading contest between the two
hrutes on Independence day,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

binary from France)-Marie Yanni.
Sir Drne Drury. (another keeper OF
Mary)-Beatrice Armijo.
Sir Andrew Melvil, CMary's House
Steward)-Anna Blake.
Burgoyne. ther observation-disclosures
il Espinosa.
Earl Of kent-Marearet Smith.
Sheriff of County-Grace McDer-
mott.
Ladies at Court-Bernice Hesselden,
Aline BrachVogcl.
Gentlemen ut Conrt-Eleanor
Naughcy. Helen Smith.
O'Kelly. friend TO Moriimer-Nellie
Phillips.
knights, Earls, and other ladies and
gentlemen at Court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
AMARILLO TAKES
SECOND GAME
Albuquerque Team From Santa
Fright Offices, Suffers 0neI
More Defeat at Hands Of the
exams.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
Amarillo, Texas. May Gothic AC
santa Fe ,eam from Albuquerque was
hahNed a second defeat by the AR
Amarillo nine here today. the visi
Tors losing BY the score of s to 3. The
game was better than that played
sunday, when Albuquerque lost $ 10 3.
Albuquerque was short on pitchers
again today and this was one Of the
chief reasons for their defeat.
BY taking three straight games from
Albuquerque, Amarillo has gained n
good lead in the raee for the pennant
OF the santa Fe league.
The Albuquerque boys left tonight
for home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
CATERPILLAR DOES
BIG DAMAGE TO RANGE
IN THIS TERRIFIC
Morning Journal Bureau,
613 Munsey Building.


Washington. ID. c., May %.
A new range caterpillar which i
reported as damaging the ranges
New Mexico has been investigated
the representative of the T.. s. dept
ment of agriculture and a report
those observations has. just beer as
as Bulletin So, Part V, bureau Of Ell
mology.
The first intimation of the alarm
increase of the Hemileuca caterpiIl
in northeastern New Mexico reacl
the department In August, 1908, /
before the end of October of that y
the outbreak was under the care
study Of an expert. Therefore, the
port covers the adult period Of I
~depfedatinE insect in 1908, and the
tire active life period of 1909.
The history of the range caterpil
now designated as Hemllecua ally
.Cockrcll, prior to this outbreak is Y
vague and probably, owing to the I
that they have not been able to &
tinguish between these caterpill
and those Of other species, the int
nation furnished by ranchmen
others Is very unreliable. The spec
may have had its origin In the CO
ry east and adjacent TO the Ro
mountains in northeastern New Nj
leo. The first authentic history
the genus Hemileuca in New Mes
begins about five or six years ago, /
the section around Springer Lake,
irrigation reservoir 9 few miles fir
Springer, n station on the Santa
railway, SO miles south OF the &C
line. appears to have been
starting point Of the present guthrie
and from there ii has spread MOI
east and south.
The area at present is now well
fined, but il is known TO extend IT
lust north of Las Vegas, \. NJ, on
to Las Animas. Colo, on
iorth ana from Cimarron and koe
II. n. NJ. on the west To points wi
the Texas Panhandle" on the G
over IN area 200 miles fir
North to south by $50 miles from e
o wcst-comprislng about 800
.qltare miles.
All of this area is not evenly
hut the insect Is more or ]
PREVALENT everywhere. Counts mi
L widely distant points of the cat
,illars present on q measured SOU
cd showed enormous numbers pr
mt on this range, in some cases
llE0 aS EUtUUNttNN 70 AiAN ElNAit ~
ustifying. as conservative, an estim
f 1850 0 ,00O caterpillars depred
ne on the infested area. A mum
apable of tremendous possibtlt
or harm. especially when it is
rendered that the fun grown lar
frequently measure : IL inches
sngth with the diameter Of q ma
finger. and are so numerous Z
really has TO choose his steps
void crushing the huge. spiny, II
aterpillars. And the sensation p
when ii becomes necessary
ak miles through their myriads
9th peculiar and lasting.
The bulletin treats fully of
life history. natural encm
nj remedial measures. and sta
rat further observation and SIT
i'll he necessary before ii can be
whether the species viii
i'm ite foothola in adjacent states
le north and east and continue
,read. or whether owing 10 high
tude and consequent atmosphe
nd meteorological conditions. It '
p restricted To the particular sect
the country now infested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
WILL MAKE
JOURNEY TO THE
SHRINE TO-DAY
BaIIut A5yad Temple to Hold
Spring C%eremoaiaIi Myster-
ious Caravan Begins to Move
at 7;30 Tonight,

The spring ceremonial % Rallut
AbNgd Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
viii be held at Masonic Temple today
end q Urge class OF ~noNices will make
the mysterious journey to the shrine.
4 business session will be held at 10
o'clock this morning, at which time
all petitions should be in the hands of
the recoi der. The ceremonial session
will begin promptly ut $50 This eve
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
Nav sutton Delights 10000.
[sr.clal corresponasnce to Mornlns sourp.,l

Los Angeles, May 30.-Before a
crowd of 10000 people, May Sutton.
woman tennis champion OF the world.
defeated Hazel HOtchkiss. champion
OF the United States in their match
game today. Miss Sutton won only by
remarkable playing.
The match involved no champion
ship title,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
OHIO PRESBYTERIANS
PROTEST TO GOV. GIlLETT

Columbus, @, May 30.-Protesting
against the Jeftries-Johnson prize
fight. the Columbus Presbyterian Min
listers association today addressed a
letter TO Governor Gillett Of Cali
1ornia. 1t Is cited that san Francisco
was given material aid At the time or
the EARTHQUAKE ana now to
give poor return for the Kindness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

New Haven. Coma. MAY 30.-At the
opening Of the national circuit hicN-
Gle races here today, 4. l.. Kramer
Jailed to win either the half mile or
live mile professional. w. Bardgctt
Of Buffalo, With fitty-five yards han
cheap, won the FIRST Of these events
IN SIS seconds and the five mile went
to Norman Anderson OF Denmark in
ten minutes, Az seconds. The two
mile professional was won by Fred
lIill OF Boston in four minutes, wen
ty-seven seconds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
BITTER ATTACK ON
THE DEGRADING"
PRIZE FIGHT
Stingins Denunciation of 1.-Two
BruteS"l JeffrieS and John
son Precipitated at United
Presbyterian Gathering,
IB, Morning journal s,eelal L.n.ed wIr,I

Philadelphia. May 30.-Although
the committee on bills and overtures
Tor the general assembly of tho Uni-
tcd PRESBYTERIAN church which has
cen considering the question of
closer relations with the Presbyterian
church and other denomination made
its report 10 tho convention here today
action on tho repQr was postponed IN
80 tomorrow
The report took the form uf q res
olution which declared since there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
PULLS RATCHET OUT
OF HER HEAD
All Records for African CraniaI
Development Broken and a
Real Estate Man Narrowly.
Escapes Being Tomahawked.
tBy Morning Journal special Isn,.d wireI


Chicago, May 30.-Armcd with a
Ratchet, Max kariafine, a real estate
dealer. went To one Of his houses here
today to eject Flora Smith. "a negro
tenant. Flora refused To move. Kar-
iafinc. it is charged. struck her on
the head with the Ratchet. The hat
stuck, quivering in Flora's head
Flora blinked 4 moment and then
kicked kariafinc down stairs to the
street.
she followed. and before he could
rise seated herself on his body and
drew the Ratchet from her head as
though IL were a hair pin. She was
beating Kariafine with Tie weapon
when The police rescued him.
Kariafine vas arrested charged
with assault to commit murder md
the m was taken "a a hospital
her condition Is reported ser
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
BADLY HURT WHEN
AUTOMOBILE TURNS OVER

Marsholltown. la, May So,-Three
persons were seriously injured near
Monatour, Ia. today, when the auto
mobile of w A. Downs, driven by
Downs son Arthur plunged down Il
fourteen foot embankment. turned
turtle and buried three OF the five oc-
cupants under the car.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

Tom Dobbs told his country cousin
on meeting her that she looked MS
fresh as a daisy kissed by dew" and
she replied blushingly. THAT wasn't
his name, 1t was 1911 Jones, and I
told him everybody would find II out"
-IdpAa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
DahIen Snsnended.

New York, May 30.-Manager Dab
len of the Brooklyn league was indef-
initely suspended today by President
iaynch OF tlet National league for dis
putting the unpire's decision in at
urdaN's game.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

ming and the caravan will begin to
move without delay, escorting the
novices across the hot sands to the
mecca. The traditional banquet will
follow tho reception at the shrine and
will be an unusually elaborate spread.
A large number OF local Shriners and
members Of Rallut Abyad Tempt
from all parts of New Mexico will be
here today to take part in the core
monial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

Sanford Dodge who appears as The
dovil in "Faust' tonight at the Elks'
thcatcr.
In the afternoon, The Merchant of
Venice, drew u fair sized house and
in the evening, "Thc Gladiator" was
played to quite a good audience. Be
cause of the many conflicting attrac-
lions the attendance al either perfor-
nance was not as large AS the plays
deserved.
with the presentation tonight Of
Faust, the engagement of the SAN
ford Dodge company in Albuquerque
viii come TO - close. Mr.. Dodge Win
be supported in the leading role to-
night by Miss Adele Nickcrson, n tai
Cnted actress who made a good inn
preston on those who saw her yes
tcrday. As Marguerite" she is said
TO bn marvellous.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17

be 1t said, in the many cliques and
sets which go to form Washington's
complex society and in which they are
acknowledged leaders. One of the four
state receptions at the White House.
the second in the series is annually
given in honor of the justices of the
supreme court and their families, and
by an old and honored Washington
tradition Monday. Is set aside as the
''at home" day Of the justices wives.
Following the reception In their honor
at the White House there is dinner at
which they are also the guests of
honor.
Mrs, Swanson's social triumphs
have been many in Washington. AS
Miss Lizzie Lyons. the handsome Vir-
ginia girl was a great belle here, Miss
Lyons eyes were big and blue, her
hair was golden and her figure ire
proachab'e. Added to these charms
she had plenty of vivacity and delight
full southern manners. Thus equipped
She dealt havoc with many masculine
hearts both in Washington and Rich
mond before she bestowed her own on
young Representative Claude A.
Swanson, the congressional "baby" of
Is years ago. She was married in
Washington and a representative
gathering congratulated the happy
couple.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17
THOSE WHO WERE
VISITING IN THE CITY.

Guests in town, who were mentioned
in these columns are; Mrs. w. L,
Redman and daughter. Mrs. G. A.
Stout of Grand Forks with NJ IS. +. c..
Anderson: r. o. Drysdale Of Kansas
City: Miss Edith Flewell Of '-randir:
Miss Florence Plumdstead AMI broth
err, Leon, Of Los Angeles with Miss
Alta Ashelman; Miss frankie Pineo Of
Grand Forks with Miss Ethel Canniff;
Reg Brock of Winnipeg with Curle
Callander; Mrs. John Mcpherson of
Page with Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Arid:
Ben often Of Chicago with Mrs. E.
S. Neal; T. B. Dawson of LaMoure;
Mrs. NJ. c. Rea of Montrey, Tenn,
with Misses Kate and Ellie Rea; Miss
Lancetto Steel of Bathgate; Mrs. Dol
lar of Occur d'Alene, Ida, with Mrs.
Eugene deLe1drecie; Mss Ethel
Poole of Steel with Miss Lila Elliott;
Mrs. A. Parkinson and daughter. Bes-
sic, OF jamestown with Mrs. w. +.
Berner; Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Aims
worth of Des NNiras, Ia, with Mrs.
w. Fl. Kidder: Miss A d. Nelson Of
Denver, Col, with Mrs o. A. Simon
son; B G. Brady If Minneapolis aid
Mrs. ]. Andersol and daughters. Miss
Alvina and Mrs. Stevens of Grandin.