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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
FOR TEST WELL
At NEW KIRK
NEW MEXICO
DELEGATE Andrews Presents
Measure Which Will Likely
Not Pass at This Session;
P%ostmasters Appointed,
Morning Journal Bureau,
6l2 Munsev Building,


AN9Aittih AtAif -. Rs ~ p
Delegate Andrews has introduced
q bill IN the house providing foi the
construction OF Il test well at New
Kirk, New Mexico. IL is not Thoughts
thnt measures OF this character will
get through both housese o. congress
before adjournment, which are intro
duccd at this time. Another meas
me presented by Mr.. Andrews giants
an original pension 10 Marillitta Lu-
ma de Baca.
Postmasters appointed in New Mex
leo: Lucie Il. Whitman at Kingston,
Siefre county, vice A. y. Dunn, re-
signcd, Thomas O. Mccall at Plaza,
Qusy county. vice j. II. Loveing, re-
signed Ida 1t. Coats at Kirk, Quay
county; Willinm j.. Bianham ct New
hope, Chavcs county; George NJ
brown ut Blown, Quay county; Olin
G.. Mccullough. at Charlotte. y. NJ.
The senate has confirmed the APP
pcintmcnt of Albert l.. Smith to be
postmaster vt Prescott. Ariz.
Fourth-class postmasters named in
Arizona. Hubert Richardson ut In
dian Wells. Neyaio county; Edmund
Lincoln ~ C%ottonia, Mohave county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
.SMUGGLER BREAKS
OUT Of JAIL At
NOGALES
FIeishner EIudes Twenty
Five RuraIes and Escapes
Across Line Into Afizonai
Mexico Wants Him.

my morning JoufnAl rpetiai lt1st~ Nrrl
Nogalcs AIiz.. June 9.-Louls
Fleishnet. president Of the American
Clothing company at Nogales. who
WIS arrested on February % on y
charge Of contrabanding and has been
IN detention since then, awaiting trial.
made n sensational escape from
prison last night and reached the
American Side or the boundary from
Nogales. Mexico. In doing go he had
10 cludc twenty-five fufales, com
prisins tho prison guard.
An appeal viii be maze Ia Wash
ington TO aid in The capture Of
Fleishncf and his delivery oven to the
MeXican authorities. 1t Is alleged
that Mexican officers ale watching
trains our of this city IN order to keep
informed as 90 the movements Of the
fugitive.
Fleishncf is Z s%on-in-law of Manuel
Maecal enaa, fof twenty years in the
Aexiean consular service in this
country. lie vs. p wealthy land owner
and hanket and his wife and children
I've on the Mexican side.
Fleishnet WIS arrested in February
on the charge that a large factory
which he maintained in Nogales,
Mexico. WIS mciely o. cloak for OK
tcnsiyc smuggling %opcrations. He
employed ninety men ana
nearly ali of whom were arrested. but
most OF them %aiterward released
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
BILL READY
FOR PRESIDENT
Senate Adopts Conference Re-
port on Measure Despite
Vigorous Opposition by Sena-
tor Bailey,


ibF afhFhtHE bpuffat oRFttdt GtAtro UhFl
Washington, june 9.-The confer
ence report on the river and harbor
bill was adopted in the senat by a
vote OF As to IL today.
During the debate before the final
vote Senator Bailey defended the sem
ate provision for a canal connecting
the Sabine and Neches rivers in Tex
es, which was compromised in con-
ference. Senator Bailey said that
members of the mouse had been
''swarming into the senate and telling
senators that the defeat of the con-
ference report meant the failure of
the bill in the house" Admitting
that some senators had been influ-
enced by these representations. Mr..
Bailey exclaimed:
God pity a country that is TO he
governed by such men,
Mr.. Bailey referred to the aboli-
ton OF the waterways commission and
said the house had taken its course
to punish the chairman Of the COM
mission, Senator Burton, for attempt
ing to make the bill.
The failure of senator's to listen TO
Speeches in opposition to the adop-
ton Of the conference report "a
brought home to them later in an eX-
~ccutivc session. The senate was pre-
pared to confirm q large number OF
presidential nominations when Sena-
ter Bailey announced that 10 dc SO
they would have to get a quorum.
moro than twenty or twenty-five
members were in their seats, the 9TH
ers having left the capitol for the
day.
Several members told Mr.. Bailey
that it win be impossible to recall
members and asked him to withdraw
his demand for a quorum.
Il WIN not do it, said he. II am
thoroughly angry
During Mr.. Bailey's speech against
the rivers and harbors conference re-
port he had called attention to the
fact that few members were present.
sherlock Holmes will reveal his
at the Pastime tonight.
sherlock Holmes and the biograph
girl both. Pastime tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
FINGER PRINT MAY
FURNISH CLUE
TO MURDERER
Police al Trail Of Man Who
Slew %eavenWorth Woman
and Set Fire to House 10 Hide
Brutal Crime.
inv Morning journal specIal Leased wi 81

Iuy Morning Journal sprclal Leased Wi FL
Icayenworth, Kan, June BY
prints found latc tonight on q windo"
nant IN the eharred remains OF the
residence Of Mrs Katherine schultz,
the n0llcc hope 20 locate tho person
WIN carly today murdered the woman
nnu thon sol fire 70 her house il an
effort 20 conceal tho crime.
After s%oarchine the ruins of the
dkulling for MANY hours Ia 0n cfioft
"a got Il clow 10 the slayer, the police
camo upon the marks OH tho ginss'
warden McClaughrcN OF the Federal
,rifon made Il photograph OF the
marks. Il amy suspects arc arrested
jmprosslnns of their fingers viii be
takon ana compared with the mtfks
found on the glass.
The general opinion ia that Mrs
.chiiltz, who was a wealthy reclnse,
"a years old. Wts KILLED hS one OF hyrI
dnhtors. She IL known 60 nave hela
Mortgages On several pieces OF prom
,rt, IN the city. Icr wealth was eN+
timsted AZ S50.n0o. some thlnk ron
berv was the motive. as she Kept large
same as money in her house.
Tic fact that "a. her moftRle"N hlla
abstracts haze lccu carefully inspect
IA and then thrown about the mouse
X accepted hs me police ms proof chat
sbnu ono in her debt committed ihH
dcsd.
Mrs. schultz was klllcd while she
Law in bed. Sho was beaten 90 df'ih
with an iron bar Coal Oh WIS poured
"a The body and about The house 20
si1 in %aprcadinr tho flames
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
MRS. STEWART FORD
GOES FREE
Woman Under Indictment as
Accomplish Of DefauIter
Warmer Declared a Nervous
Wreck.
NY Morning journal Special L.as-d wIrei

NY MORNING journal Nprrtat isHeed Niref
Cincinnati. June indictments
aet INIT Mrs. Jeanet,e stewart Ford
the woman ia tho case" of Charles
+ Warmer. now ~ the Ohio peni-
teutiafv for the cmbezzlcment OF
t643,0 900 from the Big -Four railroad
Viii not come to %rctrial.
Shrieking that she was beinS
bounded. Mrs. Ford, who has been
"A patient at a local hospital, escaped
early today, and il REQUIRED co-opcra-
tioa Of the police department, several
personal friends ana her counsel to
obtain her return.
Following this scene. Prosecutor
Hunt sent to Judge caldwell q writ
ten notice Diminishing the Indictments
sill pending agaiua' Mrs. Ford, in
Which she is charged with hlackmail
ink Warmer and with receiving
stolen money
The statement of Hunt entering "a
ncllc In the case pi Mrs. Ford, de-
clares that She Is q physical and mon
tai wreck. aud that to force her to m
other trial would be inhuman. In her
fcrmer trial the jury disagreed after
hFving lccn out nearly tMenty-fonr
hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
SOLICITOR OF TREASURY
HANDS IN RESIGNATION

washington, juno o. ~ President
TAFT today accepted the resignation
OF Maurice y. O'Connell, solicitor of
IN trcasury department, to take Of
feet October l.. In the letter of ac-
e%eptance the president paid a high
tribute 10 MIR. O'Conncll, who has
/ cen solicitor for thirteen years.
Mr.. O'Conncll was appointed from
iowa hy President Mckinley and held
the office of solicitor longer than amy
man in the history of the office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
RUSSIAN TOWN WIPED
OUT BY CONFEDERATION

ST. Petersburg, June 9.-Fire today
destroyed a large part of the COM
mercial and residential quarters OF
Borissow. a town of about $4,000 in
habitants, mostly Jewish, -Four hum
drcd ana fifty buildings were de-
stroyed, including three s%ynagogues.
Many people are camping in the open
fields, but the extensive reserVist
barracks has been thrown open for
the homeless. \ judicial officer has
hcen sent to Borissov 10 investigate
the origin OF the fire. which has been
attributed TO incendarism.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
CALIPH SIGHTED OFF
ATLANTIC CITY
of Little Motor Boats
Passes Finish Line on Long
Race to Havana and Return

Atlantic city, y. j.. june e.-rhe
power boat Cstliph. sailed by her own
cr. commodore Al. r.. brigham, OF the
Ncutnor Yacht club, of Atlantic city.
passed the OF inish line OF the Havana
ace of Noune's ocean pier ut lt.of
%. m.
The vessel has run ont To sea "a
Day a. during the night rather than
chance entering the inlet In the heavy
storm. and an attempt is being made
to flash signals hs Morse code inform
ns the commodore OF the serinus il-
Moss of MS wife in Philadelphia.
Zone of the other hoats in the race
has bee sighted and IL Is predicted
thar thr Cnliph hns overcome her
time allowance and won the race
To win. thc Caliph must defeat the
Bcruice. the winner on the southern
trip hN three n three-quitrtcr~
hours and tho Caroline and ill1 the
other two cnntcst7nfs more than
cIeN eu hours
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
POLITICAL CAPTIVE IN
MEXICO DECLINES BAIL

Monterey, Mexico, June 9.-Fran-
cisco MadeIo, anti-le -elcctionist can
didatc for president, arrested on Mon
day. stih is in the. p~enitentiary. Al
noon Yesterday he was released from
incommunicade and offered bail.
which he refused. saving he wished
90 fi2ht the case on its merits to DEM
unsti tc his innocence Many friends
cffeied L. go on his bond. Attorney
Estrada is sun incommunicado. II Is
not known when the case viii hav
a hearing. Excitement Is subsiding.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
HAVOC WROUGHT by
MOUNTAIN CIOUnpJRSTS

Cassel, Jane 9.-DestruetIVc cloud
bursts arc repOrted from various
pieces in the Hans and Thuiln noun
tains. During the last two days more
then q dozen PERSONS have been killed
by lightning. AT Iangelsheim. car
Gnsl9r, lightning struck n group Of
children woi king. who had taken ref
uge beneath o tree. Two were killed
and seven injured, several Of whom
may die.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
TRAIN WRECKED By
SWOLLEN RIVER
Freight Crashes Through
Bridge Weakened by Flood
Farmer Loses life in Attempt
to Ford Stream.
my Morning Joarnal spesiai i.a..s wirsI

Fort Smith, Ark. june a-one man
was drowned ana q train was wrecked
ia 4 result ~ "a storm TIM; passed
over this 4ec ION Ibis afternoon In
FoFt smita Ds IN ich Of water fen
IN uif moor strrois were flooded and
telephone lines we're crippled. Twenty
towns arc cut cfl rrri Fort smith
tonight.
David Meadows. n farmer, rode into
"a creek IN Crawford county and WAS
drowned.
\ bridge spanning this same creek
noar Van f,urcn collapsed under q ST.
Louis & san Francisco freight train
Nine cafs fell into the stream but
the crew escupcd WJshnuts II the
81. Louie, fron Mountain & Southern
at ozark ana Alma delayed trains ten
hours. Washouts are reported at
spiro, Okla.. on the Kansas CITY
southern. which has annullcd two
trains. Frisco trains ARC being de-
toured over the Missouri Pncific VIA
'CiHremQre. Okla
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10

\ Young gentleman OF the colored
persuasion had promised his girl a
pair OF long white gloves for a Christ
mas gift Entering a large depart
ment store he az last found the cnun-
ter where these goods were displayed.
and, approaching rather hesitatingly.
remarked, All wants a pair oh
gloves
How long DO o want them ." in
quired the business-likc clerk.
All doesn't want To- 20 rent en-;
All wants 70 10 buy EN-" replied the
other observation-disclosures Maya
zine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
LOVE LORN MAIDEN
SWALLOWS POISON
Formal Announcement OF His
Wedding to Another and Pho
tograph of FaithIesS Sweet
heart Found Beside Body,

Fort Collins. colo. June 9.-With q
photograph of q former sweetheart,
"a formal announcement of his ape
preaching wedding 10 another, a let
ter from q girl friend telling of the
coming wedding and q newspaper
clipping announcing the date Of the
marriage. living on a table in her
room, mute evidence OF her disap-
poiutment, Miss Nelle n. lirooks, 20
wears of g last night swallowed a
dose of carbolic acid which caused
her death
Ii is believed lint Miss Brooks went
to Denver last evening n witnessed
the marriage of the nan She loved to
another, perhaps unuoticed at tho
ceremony, as she had arranged TO
make q trip out OF tnWn ana did not
return nj hcr home nutil late last
night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS
OFFERED S773,457

Washington, Jun s-S senator
smoot reported fIom the senate COM
mittce on claims today a bin To nay
the Southern Pacific Railway s9sS--
asa. on accuunt of its expenditure IN
~cpairinz the hI,ak IN the colorado
fivsr which threatened 10 overflow
the groat impciigl valley Ia the tall
81 1906 The rain 'atfs claim vas
S"i.ee8l8f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
60MPERS TAKES UP CASE
OF RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS

Washington. June 9.-Charging that
Russiah Immigrants we've being held
virtually i'm = state of pconagc on
% sugar plantations OF Hawaii.
President Gompeis. OF the American
Federation of Labor. has protested To-
Secrctary Nngel Of the department OF
commerce and labor and has de-
minded ihc prosecution OF planters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
O|SAST GALE
SWEEPS GERMAN
PR wi CES
of Lives Reported Lost
in Electric StormSi Lightning
Strikes Detachment Of
Soldiers al Drill.
10, Morning journal Special Leased wirel

10y Morning journal Special Leased Nirei
Cologne. June 9-Thunderstorms
Of unprecedented violence during the
last few DAYS have resulted in many
fatalities end in enormous damage 10
crops In western and central Ger
many. Il is reported that more than
twenty. pei IONS have been killed by
lightning In tho Rhine province alone.
While q detachment of soldiers was
drilling here touay. lightning killed
So and dangerously wounded two
Others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
PRINCE FUSHlMA SEES
C0NGRESSMEN AT WORK

Washington. june a.-frtnce FHsh-
imi 20 Japan occupied p g q hesiue
President pro TEN Frye IN the
scnatc chamber fof "a quarter Of m
hour today. ite AMI tine princess were
escorted "a the capital 10y Ambassador
Dchida rho princess and her suite
occupied seats in ih diplomatic gai-
lpfA
TAa prince ard his retinue also Wis
ltcd tho house. occupying seats In the
diplomatic gallery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
GOVERNOR APPEALS
FOR REMOVAL
OF NEGROES
telegram to Secretary Of War
Demands That Twenty-fifth
Infantry be Transferred from
Seattle Vicinity
INV Morning journal soeci,l Leased wire,

seattle, Wash. juno 9.-Governor
Marion Of this state, who is AT Fari-
hault. Minns ent a tclegram today TO
Secretary " War Dickinson, asking
that the negro troops be removed
from Fort Lawson.
Private Blcdscr. charged with AS
s8riting a white woman last SATURDAY.
nleht. viii he taken into our tomor-
win plcltd guilty n be sentenced
Ia q term in the state prison. The
peualtv under the statute is imprison-
az hard labor Tor ten years and
IA. prosecuting attorney says he VIII
demand the scvcrest sentence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
MEXICO AGREES TO
ARBITRATION
Impartial Tribunal to Settle
Controversy Over Disputed
Section Of 81 Paso Where
5000 Americans Live,



Washington une N-AicXlcu hns
tfieua 10 tho terms of arbitration
piDnosad De- tho United States for une
settlement ol b Chemical znne cone
~ttoretss. Tho controversy vas over
the question at tine boundary between
thts country and MsxIro ln th, Hiein-
ily Of HI Pas0.
-suol Sic Ia nafta. tho McSloan
Ambassador. folis Informed SefFetnr}
ksox of Mcyieo's acceptance, nl tht
ufDitratiou agreement
Tas teims uf thr proposition have
beer defined only lH De- %g.nerut trnta-
tlse form aua The details of the asree-
fcfuf viii Do formulated 10y secretary
Knox ANA Sfi.ur de j. narra. a Cam
adf4n 1ufist whose maine has mot tci
l@en a~nnolnccd - stid viii the
Arbitrator.
The unrcNf2 Developed rnm thr
ffniting efiht Ei3 ofande river. ita'-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10

who, he SAYS, have violated the alien
contract labor law.
The department OF Inc
Labor some time ago started an in
~vestieaticn on its OWE ccount
Come tonight and see sherlock.
Pastime.
What does he look like You'll all
see sherlock tonight. Pastime.
The man Of mysttrv tonight. Pas
lime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
MISSOURI OUT or BANKS,
CAPITAL CITY IN DANGER

Jefferson city, No, June 9.-Thc
Missouri river IS rising here tonight
ut the rate Of about six inches every
hour, ana . repetition Of the flood
of 1908 is feared. The river has risen
six feet since last night and is al
most ready to 80 over the banks.
At the ~penitentiary where cell and
factory buildings were unroofed last
night, the conyicts are at work clear
ing M thc debris.
Tho Missouri Pacific resumed train
service this afternoon but the Katy
trains are not running into jefferson
city. Their road beds were washed
out last night.
Four I'at'I Automobile Wrecks.
Chicago, June 9.-Four men were
run down and killed by automobiles
today. Each occurred in a different
part Of the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10

Ing . large zonc known AZ El Chamlzel
Oh tho American aide 81 the river.
though Mexico claimed il on the
ground that il Formerly belonged q
thar country.
The zone inciudes ati the southern
portion Of the city or III Paso. ana
contains about 5.0ea American in
hnhitants. re value has been esti-
loated at $4,000. 000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
= nrrtDTNT AGREES 10 MEET
SllITpIIt~' OMNIITEI

EhIcagp, JUNG N.~~Johh y WIIuVI
nf Chicago, chairman nf the shippers
conference committee late today rec
eoived n telegram from President
Taft stating thai the president wohld
meet the shippers committee IN
Washington next Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
.PlNCHOT AND GARFIELD
HOLD 10NG CONFERENCE

Clelelead. June AFTER a confer
once lasting several hours, clifford
pinehot ana James Il. Garfield loft
tonight for 81. Paul 10 attend the ma
tionnl conservation convention.
The former chief forester arrived
In Cleveland today and went straight
to Nh. Gnrtieid's office. where the two
Roosevelt lieutcnants We're closeted
the greater part Of the day. Neither
would discuss their conference be-
yond 20 say that they had gone over
tn, entire question OF conservation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TAKEN Up. one light clored Jersey
COW. marked c : Z 81 A A on car
tag. can or telephone Van der Sluis.
No. 53f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10

Naples, June 0t~The body Of pr.
Jules Al simon Of san francisco has
been removed to tho cemetery 80
Hcsiua. near Naples. pr simon AS
ccndpd Mount Ncsnvils yesterday ANA
was thought 10 have boon overcome
hy gns. but 1t has been found that
death WAS due to hcert failure,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10

Stylish horses and hugxies fur
nishcd on short notigc ty ". T. Trim
bic A. Co, ~ y. second street
uhone ,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10
Wanted Them Permanently.

Were for YOU every time. little bio
g aph girl. Pastime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10

We all like yo1. Biograph at the
Pgstimc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-10

ame tonight and see sherlock
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-09-10
Fruit Growers Attention

am taking subscriptions for
Better Fruit" a monthly magazine
devoted entirely to fruit raising
and marketing. 1t is published at
Hood River and edited by one OF
the practical fruit growers, who
have made Hood River famous.
The price is only One Dollar : er
year and every number is worth
much more than that to any one,
who has any interest in the fruit
industry. The September number
will deal especially with the meth
ODDS of packing apples and will be
of great value to anyone who has
apples to pack for market.
We have the soil and climate
and can iaise fruit equal to any,
but we must learn how to pack
in order to get good prices. Send
your subscriptions through the
mail or hand it to me personally
Thos J. Jones.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-09-10
The Eckhardt Family

Mr.. Tobias Eckhardt, father OF
the Eckhardt musical family OF
Swiss Bell Ringers. Musicians and
Entertainers was a member Of the
original company of Swiss Bell
Ringers who played the United
States and Canada over thirty
years ago, and was the first com
pany of Swiss Bell Ringers that
came from the old country. Mr.
Eckhardt remained in this country
and married, settled down in Can
ada, and from the time this moss
remarkable family were little tots
they have been taught the ringing
of bells and other musical accom-
plishments uutil today stand the
undisputed premeirs of Swiss Bel
Ringers. This wonderful family
will appear at l. 0. o. F. hall or
Wednesday, October 5.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-09-10
SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Can be Established With Your As.
SiStance

SlNlda(S
With the return of cool weather,
come a renewed interest in affairs,
athletic. A gymnasium of some
kind, seems at present the one
thing most to he desired by the
young people Last fall and win
ter, few public-spirited citizens
attempted to assist the boys in es-
tablishing Gymnasium but the
project was abandoned.
This year, however, it ought to
be possible to establish and main
tain q clubhouse, or gymnasium
for the boys ard girls as well as
the young men and women of the
city.
Boomers Ferry is far in advance
OF many places with twice her
population. We have the best pos
sible light and water plant. tele-
phone system, Volunteer Fire De-
partment, splendidly equipped
school for the children as we'll as
churches and Sunday-schools.
An organization composed of
every man, woman and child in
terested in Athletic sports and ex-
ercises, could accomplish much in
the way of establishing and keep
ing up Young Peoples Christian
Association.
If the fathers and mothers, the
school board and other public
spirited citizens, will give this
matter careful consideration realiz-
ing how much an institution OF
this kind means to the boys and
girls, it is certain that, very soon
we shall have thriving gymnas-
ium and later on, perhaps, a public
reading room.
Keep your boys and girls inter.
ested in clean wholesome sporte
give them evcry opportunity for
Mental Physical development that
lies in your power and you will be
rewarded by 81 eing them grow to
be strong, self-reliant men and
women, and, of such the nation
has need.