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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
AMERICAN MIDDIES
"DO" CITY OF LONDON
Young Sailors to Be Forty-eight
Hours in Metropolis

LONDON. June 24.-The American
midshipmen who have been afioat on a
practice cruise are doing London to-
day.
They came to town accompanied by
number of officers on two special
trains from Plymouth, where their
squadron. the battleships Iowa, Mas
terday.
The middies will be in the metropolis
As hours and, having no set program.
will follow their own devices. The
smart aggregation attracted consider
able attention.
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HOTEL TO SELL LIQUOR
IN DRY SUFFER- COUNTY
Supervisors Decide to License
Yuba City House

YUBA CITY. June 24.-Sutter county
Is a dry territory, but IL is reported
that the supervisors propose to disre-
gard the provision against saloons and
grant a license to the men who are
planning the erection of a new hotel in
this city The reason for this action is
that no one has yet been found willing
TO attempt the maintenance OF a hOel
here without saloon license.
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maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Nayigators are cordially invited TO
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of tine world kept at
hand for comparison and reference, and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
tiers OF interest TO ocean commerce.
]. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. June
"a, 1870
The time ball on the roof OF the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cifc standard time (l20th meridian), or at Sh.
Com. UOs. Greenwich mean time.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. s. N. In charge.
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po.tor WooI yTork~f

BOSTON. June 24.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow of the wool market:
Continued dullness rules the market with
prices in buyers favor. Original bag Arizona
fine and fine medium secured, territory, is NOV
ing in a similar way at 55@62c.
Comparatively limited transactions in Ohio
and Michigan quarterblood are reported at 25c.
Boston prices are below the basis of new clip
woods in the west, but manufacturers are gen.
orally Indifferent 10 local offerings"
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Los Angeles Produce Market
I'll n..Nofrb IA TIE CoU1

los ANGELES. June 24.-Receipfs OF eggs
-ere heavier TO-DAY but the market absorbed
+te s,,puir Butter and cheese were steady
f5ofatoes are in demand. Tomatoes sell well at
Peceipts II produce were: Eggs. 235 cases;
,,-fter 16 III pounds: cheese. 5.1Z9 pounds; po-
teteas 274 sacks: beans. 200 sacks
fheese- Northern fresh. IIc: eastern twins,
81. eastern cheddars. i9e. eastern ionghoIn.
"a. easfern daisy f9c; swiss imported. 30c;
s,,iss domestic 2Sl pc; brick cream. 20c; lin
burger. 20dzic. go
Puffer-Creanaery extra, Jyc per pounn' nFsts'
eqe: cooking butter. Doc -.
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Beans and seeds

Slightly lower prices for bayo and pink beans
VII be noted Other varieties are unchanged.
white. S4as.3U: large white. Ss.75u4; pink.
Sbe5-25; red. $sM6 25: blackere. IS 60ds. -: /:
lima. S4.350 -; red kidneys S5.50d5. "a: Gran
horse beans nominal.
seeds-Brown mustard. &c; yellow mustard
- haxseed. 5Q5tac; canary. 81 G3%c; ell
laita, l6@l9cs rape, 1d21Ac, timothy &C.;
hemp, 3QS1ac; miliet, 2S< 13c per ID
lirled pess-lreen 81. 65kI3 IS per ctI
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FIRE DESTROYS RELIC
OF THE REVOLUTION
Headquarters of George Wash
ington Quilted by Flames

PASSAIC. N. j.. June 24.-The old
Van Wagonier homestead here. which
at one time during the revolutionary
war was the headquarters of General
Washington. was destroyed by fire yes
terday. The house was built in 1860
by Herman Van Wagonier, who came
from Holland 1t was enlarged in 176S.
and it's owner, who remained neutral
during the revolution, often enter
tanned both British and American on
GERS.
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cIange of Masters

steamer RoveF--Old master, ]. McAvoy; new
master r. j. Osborn.
Steamer MiIlIe-0ld master. Peter Baum new
master r. J. Petersen,
Steamer National CitF-Old master, G.. Ham
mar. new master. ri. Nicholson.
Steamer Apache-0ld master. B. n. Rideout;
new MASTER E. Fonratt Jr.
ssrhooner Sophie Christensen old master r.
sanders: new master. T.. =. Grossman.
Observation-Disclosures LakaIna; master. w.
r. Lewis.
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Shipments for the NORTH

The steamer City Of Puehla sailed for Victoria
on Tuesday with cargo consigned 10 various Brit
fish American cities valued at S22 $50 and includ-
ing the following:
io2 900 lbs dried fruit. As AIS lbs raisins. 3s.-
TO lbs malt. $40 pkgs fresh fruits 14S pkgs
vegetables. 2T3 pkgs potatoes. 40 pkgs onions.
. 342 lbs meals. 1S5 canned goods, 210 gals
and cs wine. 3oe2 lbs coffee. 500 lbs hops. 500
lbs tea. II pkgs drugs. rolls leather. cs sew
ing machines. lT5 rolls roofing. pkgs machin-
ery. - cyls gas, coils rope ] automobile
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FAMILY TO SECURE
ESTATE OF $17,0OO,OO0
Elisha p. Wilbur Leaves No
Money to Charities

BETHLEHEM. Pa. June 24.-Under
the will OF the late Elisha p. Wilbur.
financier and once president Of the Le-
high Valley railroad. an estate Of ST.
0OO, goo is bequeathed to his family So
far as is known there was no gift to
a public or charitable institution.
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Lights for Valencia Street

The lighting by the city of the orna-
mental poles along Valencia street be-
tween Market and the crossing of Mis-
sion was agreed to by the supervisors
artificial lights committee yesterday
and applications from all parts of the
city for total of ESQ arcs were taken
under advisement
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
China Will ARRIVE
THIS AFTERNOON
Captain Frie!e in Wireless Mes
sage to Company Says He
Will Be in by z o'clock

HE Pacific Mail
liner China, Cap
tain Friele, will
arrive from the
orient about 2
o'clock this after
noon, according to
a wireless MESA ge
received yesterday
from c a p t a ! n
Friele. AS Ninety
Fathom Dan" sell
dom speaks until
he is esure, 1t is
reasonably certain
that the China will
be here at the time
set by him in his
messag ge.
1t was generally
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27e: case count, 23c; eastern fresh. 25s
Beans tper ctll-No. l pink. 800; No.
Iinas, s440a SO: Lady Washington, s4.75;
small whites. So; biackeyes. S6-25; garranzas,
$40; leDtils, So.
Potatoes tper ctl)-Salinas, $1-15@$i-2 %;
highlands SIC a sack: Lompoc, $1.l0@1. 1.25;
jacksonville. $111.25: Idaho, 90cG1. 10; new po-
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Memoranda

Per stmr Arctic-Had to anchor OF Meiggs
wharf upon arrival on account OF water getting
into the fuel oil.
LONDON. June 24--Montevideo reports Br
bark Inverness-shire, from Hamburg for Santa
Rosaiia. was passed lying at anchor in latitude
% south. longitude % west. abandoned appar-
emily undamaged; tug sent from Stanley F. T.
NEW YORK. June 24.-Br bark Inverness
shire. from Hamburg for Santa Rosalia. aban-
doned confirmed; crew saved in their own boats.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
Election Commission Meets

The election commission decided yes
terday to keep the Office open for reg
istration evenings from July IS to July
%, the latter date marking the close OF
primary qualification Registrar Har-
rington, who has been i'll at home with
pneumonia was renorfed out of danerar
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
MEAT INSPECTION
Bill IS AMENDED
Health Officer McNntt Submits
Revised Draft of 0rdinante
to Supervisors

Health Oficer McNutt forwarded to
the supervisors yesterday a revised
version of the substitute meat inspec-
tion ordinance, which the health board
is endeavoring to put through the
board of supervisors before the present
law goes into effect July 1. With the
ordinance McNutt sent statement that
District Attorney Fickert had reviewed
IL and found no legal flaw in its con-
struct1on. The only change in the bill
proposed some weeks ago was a pro-
vision penalizing the DETACHMENT or
counterfeiting of the inspection stamp
which meat would be required to bear
under its terms.
The ordinance makes no requirement
whatever except that all meats offered
for sale shall have either the federal or
the local inspection stamp. Dressed
meats can not be brought into the city
without the federal stamp. except the
carcasses OF calves four weeks old and
upward.
The health board did not hold it's
usual Friday session, although the
budget was to have been taken up.
Chairman Pouchan of the finance COM
mittee being out of the city. President
Eaton's absence and that OF Commits
sioner klimm, now on a vacation trip
east, prevented a quorum.
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Kew ORLEANS, June -Middliug.
St. Louis Wool Marker

ST. LOUIS June .-woel-Unchanged; me-
dium grades eombing and clothing, 22G23c;
light fine. lT@1sc; heavy fine, 13@14c; tub
washed 25@32c.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Two Lumber Charters

The schooner II. Turner is chartered for lun1-
Der from Port Hadock 10 Pearl Harbor at S5
and the schooner Sehome is engaged for the
same business from Grays Harbor to Santa Ro-
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f-b,caro Dairy Produce Market

gHTCAGo June Buffer-Steady; cream
cries esIs d2T5kc: dairies. 25926c. Eggs
steady: receipts. psf cases: at mark, cases
s,,-:ufed $50 l6i5c: frsts. 1sc. prime hrsts.
-o1.c Cheese-Steady: daisies. 15L4l5i1c:
~ ms 15c: Young Americas. 1552@l5&c; long
horns. 49, AM153sc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

PETITIoN--Montros X. New.
man. travelling salesman Of San Francisco.
fled petition in bankruptcy yesterday IN
the United States district court His liabili-
ties are scheduled at $3.50, with $50 in avail
able assets.
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Messenger for Coroner

The grand jury unanimously recon-
mended to the supervisors yesterday
that the coroner be given a night mes
senger. The purpose is to have a man
at the office in the event Of two night
calls at the same tima
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shinmenf OF Iun,h.,

SHIPMENT or Lumber
The bark s. c. Allen was cleared for Homo
lulu yesterday with 100000 feet of lumber. val
ued at $12, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

Spot and June l2@I2. 30c; July August and
September. 12@12.25c. London closed easy at
f5z iss Sd for spot and f55 l2s Sd for futures
Arrivals reported at New York, 40 tons ex-
ports according TO custom house reports, 2.2o4
tons. making 15.I54 far this month. Lake
I2.62Isc; casting, u I2I5 @l237Ac.
Tin weak; spot. 81. .s0@32 .65c June. S..556
Sc. ixc: July and August. So. .45G 80. .60c; Sep
tember. 81. 5od 32.65c. London, weak; spot. f14s
5s; futures. flz9 5s
and 4.20@4.25c East ST. Louis. London, un-
changed at fl2 Is.
Spelter, firm. Spot, J.4o65.5oc New York
and 565.025hc East st. Louis. London, un-
changed st ED IS.
Iron lower ct 49s for Cleveland warrants in
London. Locally iron was unchanged. No.
foundry northern. $l6.50@ 1878; No. ?, $50
10 rs: No. l southern and No. l southern soft,
SIG 25616.75
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London Hon Market
New York Metal Market

LIVERPOOL. June 24.-Hops in London, Pa
cihc coast, steady, f9 5s@4 IS.
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army Transports
- - "a c-,++1n

army Transp0rts
The Buford is at Seattle.
The Thomas is in port.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila %
The Sheridan. homeward bound, sailed June 70
from Nagasaki.
The Dix is at Seattle
The Logan, outward bound, sailed June IA from
Honolulu.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
weather Bureau. San Francisco, June "a 1910
RAINFALL DATA
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AUCTIONSALES
% BIG AUCTION SALE -

SATURDAY. June 25. II a. M Al head horses.
mares. mules and ponies; also wagons. buggies
and harness; all must be sold. 557 4th ST.
Oakland.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. June 24-Turpentine-5 d59Ac;
sales. 4e5: receipts. GA; shipments. sos; stock,
Rosin-Firm: sales, 2l45; receipts. 1.s43;
Shipments 40 stock 81 1872. Quote: z, f4.s5
@s.9o: D, sso5Q5.O5; E, So 2o@5 30; F, $500
535; G. 5000 5-35; ii, $500 5.35; !, $5.301
5.35: NJ. S5.3005.35: n. $540@5.I0; VIC, 500
05.95; WV. $5-o096.25.
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Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, June 24-observations taken
af 7oflcok e. m:
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STATIONS
RIYER FORECAST

Indicates a rising river. Indicates a fall
river
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance TO harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

According to advices received yester-
day from Monteyideo the British ship
Invernessshire, bound from Hamburg
for Santa Rosalia, has been abandoned
at sea. There is some mystery about
the abandonment. The vessel. ap-
parently undamaged but deserted, was
seen lying at anchor in latitude so
south. longitude SO west. A tug has
been sent from Port Stanley, F. l., to
investigate
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

themselves nto her good
graces again by their soft colorings and
modest designs. The smaller the pattern
the smarter the foulard is considered to
be. Another revival of a once popular silk
is that of the changeable or chameleon
which is to be found in the t~affetas
and satins. Many of the new suits and
coats are lined with this changeable silk,
in a contrasting shade.
Though the suit coats nave all been
shortened up into Russian blouse and even
eton lengths the separate coat for spring
continues to be full length, though often
developed in the Russian effects. The
straight cut garments on closely fitting
lines are easily in the lead. silk coats, of
black %taffeta, OF the natural shades Of
pongee and tussah, will be much worn.
One model in tussah illustrates a new
feature in the combination of a blouse
front with a belted effect, without a belt,
however. The fullness of the blouse front
is confined in three narrow tucks to which
Is extended the skirt panel, thus forming
a sort of low, broad belt. The very long
roll collar is the distinguishing feature
of the new coats, together with the left
side tapping. Sometimes a single button
fastens the coat at the waist line, and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

more than three are never used.
The color note for spring is a subdued
one. Soft, silvery greys, greens, with
yellow glints in them, natural pongee
shades, and all the pastel colorings pre-
dominate. In the c~hangeable silks and
foulards the tans, grays, rose, violet and
green are preferred. The neutral tones
Of the street costumes are often relieved,
however. by a touch of brilliant color at
the neck, and the use of contrasting color
in some of the new Innings makes subtle
color harmony possible. A striking pongee
coat having a shawl shape collar of orange
taffeta, embroidered in the same color,
had a lining of coin spotted f~oulard-having
black dots on a burnt orange ground.
Belted Effects Prevail.
The popularity of the ready-made gowns
for every day or dress occasions has re-
suited in a wide Selection of these to be
found in the shops. They range in price
and elaboration from the simple tailored
effects in silks or light weight wool ma
terials to the Dime gowns and evening
costumes, swathed in chiffons and a-glint
with tinsel. The modes seem to have con-
spired, to aid the woman who thriftily
'makes things over" Overskirts, draper
les, sashes, the use OF several different
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

points. below the hips. With a short skirt
the effect is not always graceful, 80 that
tunic modes are best employed in the more
elaborate costumes.
The trimmings of the palmer dresses con-
sist generally of self-covered cording, OF
braids in the cord or tubular effects. The
preference for the military styles, with the
side tapping of coats and costumes, has
brought out many new ideas in ornaments
and loops. Embroidery in coarse silks and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

materials on the same gown, sleeves made
from net or chiffon or gold cloth-what
possibilities for the refurnishing of the old
directoire gown or ruffled evening dress,
or worn jumper suit these fashions present!
The materials favored for the simpler
dresses are tussah and foulard silks, wool
batistes, voiles and cachemire. The Rus
sian influence is strongly shown in the in
sistence upon a normal waist line, either
suggested or encircled with a girdle, or
belt OF leather, or folds of material. often
in a contrasting color, Though it was pre-
dicted that the vogue of the tunic would
be fleeing, many variations of it's simple
outlines are being shown. The most APP
proved style is cut off at the knees and is
either OF even, round length or falls in
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

yarns and cross-stitching is much used on
dresses, and coats also. 1t Is predicted
that laces will be used to a greater extent
than they have been for years. irish lAces
will continue popular, but the lighter laces,
such as the Orientals. Chantillys, HERE
and valenciennes, will be especially in de-
draped effects.
The chlffon-veiled effects which have
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

last season are now being used In recep
ton gowns and dinner frocks. Black chir-
Ton TUNES over blue or green or orange
satin foundations are among the moro
favored styles.
Sleeves need no longer be of the same
material as the gown. Indeed, they may
be different for each arm II one wishes to
adopt one OF the latest caprices of fashion.
Lace, net, gold ana silver tissue and chif-
fon are largely used.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
BY RENE

BY RENE MANSFIELD.
- ME. LA MODE is no respector
M :: e. :..'f 7; 8, :;:.? e. :::,: !. :; ;: ,: *:
wE- month she has stepped airily
IESSSNI out of King Dagobert's tog-
49, gerry into the cuIrass of the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
1917 Douglas Street

Formerly Hotel Rome
Exclusive GOvns, Cloaks, Dresses
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-13
4. 'y;E.; ! !

For Surety Bonds call IS; y. Z. ZONES.
s Ray Young " has moved e; Green
wood. M. 81,
IL !. Hinck was &; 4 visitor il the
city over Sunday M II:
WI a Belford was at Garske On
business Monday. ii. 81 q; Y
.5 f 9. 4. Laphan and wife, were here
from Rock Lake over Sunday i, &
John w Maher makes rarm loans
at lowest rates and easy terms.
Il 5ss$$ Il NJ L. SMITH NJ
~ \. II II. interior Decor tor. II II
2 3;5.5S Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shore 81 Mime.
Waukon, were Devils Lake visitors
Sunday. ss5.5
lAfaxon e 90. solicit your business
I 81 s the grocery line. old post once
building S a5i NH
81 4 Miss Catherine Brauley, who teach
es II Cato township, was IN Devils
/ Lake shopping Saturday y; s#Sj 11;.sI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-13


ss2 g. 3. sInge bretson, OF Churchs Ferry
was n Devils Lake visitor Sunday.
IN l Tanton, 5of MINI apolis, was in
Devils Lake The fore d part 81 the week.
s ] Victor WARDROBE and wife st Leeds
We're Sunday Visitors IA Devils Lake.
Mrs. Henry delman sundayed
with y " A relatives in Devils Lake. u III
# Biz line of tires and automobile re-
pairs ana accessoriea az the state Au-
70 CO. - 5{SS ss3s
5D:ss g. Duell went Eto Grand Forks
Tuesday morning to attend u state
|m n q of the States Attorneys. u;
w Bice went to- Grand Forks ii
Monday night 70 attend aSstate con
yention off the County auditors. Il / II: 4
3. q. Jones 10 agent Tor the Donald
ron steamship lines. Can III himsfor
Informal IA about your contemplated.
nip 3s5 ts N IL I'M ma ss
Sss$I Leo Reardon Of VILE was opera
Ted on at Mercy hospital In this city.
last week Tor append citts. He Is re-.
covering nicely. 81
IL hes Noekewil line 81 canned goods
is slml 9.a ereat 3hit. The reason
Isl 5there Al quality in every can. Sold
by, MAaSon NJ oldd post once.
building t5$ I:
Dr. and Mrs. ". B, Jones have been
all Grand Forks this week, where the
doctor was ii attendance at the meet
ing Of the North Dakota Medical as
sociati On. 53sg, 5sN ". :s .l52, \:
|5 Frederick q. Cuthbert Of the law
firm of Burke. Middaugh & Cuthbert,
left Monday for Bismarck where he
argued two importantF cases before
the supreme court 5s>> IA FIN. +.
S Mrs Hopkins and Miss Mae Con.
molly are delegates from the Presby-
|terian Sunday school Of this city to
the Conso lidated Sunday School con
Nention held at Bismarck this week
Is The State Auto Co. has the most
complete auto repair shop IN. this SEQ
don of the state, and have competent
Imechanics who Will turn out the work
quickly and IA first class condition. q q
Mrs. Kate shaulis, formerly Of Dew
Ills Lake but who recently moved to
Hseattle. sent us q letter this week
changing her address, to her5new home
and enclosing q remittance for: an
other YEARS subscrip tion. III her let
ter she said: VT like Seattle but u
like to- hear news from Devils Lake
Isas + think Devils Lake one Of the
hest towns In kota or any.
where else. 4 3 si5:s If q
III, you leave your buggy and black.
smith work at M Mandy's SHOP
lyon can rest assured that III will be
done right, as there are none an,
IploYeds n his shop but the best 81
Workmen. Makes q Speciality Of ail
kinds saof buggy work, wood work, rub
her tires, and first class horse shoe:
ling Ifs YOU want the best Of work
YOU will make no mistake BY calling
on nc. I. Mandy. ..5s q Es 4 V, Re-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-13
Shooting Gallery and i Souvenir:
4 Stand 1t Ghaut auqua Enquire of !,
TEL. Huesge 4 10 b u y 5 III II


Twin City Union line Of oyeralls
! and other working clothes, Full line
sat Maxon B & Co.'S, III Old post office
building. Il Ssl
Ghas. stotl syir 81 at cando ION
business the latter part 81 last week.
He sold an IInterss State touring Il car
while there. 81 35 \
Saturday evening Hon F.. Henry
1 said the words Act unit insW dlocls
Fred Hadley 81 this city and Grace
Winters. Of York sa'
Miss N, Lewis, q Canton, So. Oak,
has accepted y position In the Law
Office Of Burk Mid daugh & Cuth.
I bert, ss stenographe n