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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-07

A girl likes an extravagant young
man-if she isn't going to marry him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-07

Many woman who is gentle with
other people Is rough with her hus-
band.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-07
Cooking Over Fish.

To use cold halibut or other nSn t.
move the bones and flake it ana aI'
range it in layers, with bread crumbs
and seasoning in a buttered oaRlno
dish. Cover the top with ouIleI'u
crumbs, turn in hot milk to .molS'en
sufficiently, sprinkle grated cheese O'''
and bake.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-07
BruIe.

Bru1e.
Three-quarters of a cup of sugar.
beaten with three eggs, one-lalL ~. w..
spoon cornstarch, one quart OIL .H.,r
Boil to a custard. Brown ole-lla't G r.Ir
granulated sugar and then STIR OIi'N''
into the custard. Cool and freeI7'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-07

EAGLE RIVER, WIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
HOW ILLINOIS JACKPOT"
WAS "SWEETENED"

Springfield. H.. June s-That tho
fund of approximately $4,000 raised 70
kill the fish bill in tho legislature went
10 "sweeten" the general Legislative
Jackpot" is the belief OF States Atty
Burke. who today returned from his
third trip to Beardstown, ILL.,
The prosecutor said he not only had
evidence to support this hypothesis,
but that he was on the trail OF at leas;
one man who he believed handled the
fish bill fund after it had been paid
to Frank j. Trout of Beardstown, In
the St Nicholas hotel Mr.. Burke OK
hiblted message written in the bank
ers' code transmitting 81 $50 of the fish
bill fund from the First National bank
OF Peoria to the First National bank Of
Beardstown.
A total OF s2,075 was delivered in q
package. according TO Mr.. Burke, 20
DIR. f. j. Schweer OF Beardseewn, who
turned It over to his father, Fred J.
Schweer. and the latter brought IL ~
Springfield and delivered the money TO
Frank j. Traut on May %, the same
day that the 81, $50 was transmitted by
wire from Peoria to Beardstown.
This afternoon Cashier T. X. Condit
Of the First National bank at Boards
town. appeared before the jury with
his bank records.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
AVIATION STILL TOO
DANGEROUS FOR INSURANCE

New York. June 7-Aviation is stIll
100 dangerous and uncertain AN occu-
patton to receive recognition at :hs
hands Of the insurance men. Represen-
tatlves of both life and accident com
panies here have issued statements I'm
response to Inquiries declaring that I'M
der mo- conditions will they accept
aerial navigators as risks.
Although there has been comparative
freedom from accident among the
many men now navigating the air in
balloons and aeroplanes, we cannot
write policies on their lives" says a
statement from an officer OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company. Such men
come under the head OF aeronauts and
aeronauttcs inventors and are absolute
ly barred from participation i'm bene
fits OF life insurance We would not
insure them for any premium"
Accident Insurance companies took
practically the same attitude An Of
hcer OF the North American Accident
company put II this way
Men following such dangerou pur-
suits cannot possibly get accident in
surance. There are men i'm occupations
far less risky who cannot get insurance
against accident"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
SEVEN MILLION DOLLAR
lIGHT-P0WER MERGER

Denver, Colo, June IA seven-mil-
lion-dollar merger OF traction, light
and power companies I'm Colorado,
New Mexico and Wyoming will be
contaminated in this city tomorrow,
according to the Times. The Federal
Light Il Traction company of New
York. recently organized will take
over the United states Light &, Trac-
ton company of this city. the Grays
Harbor Railway & Light company OF
oregon the Sheridan CWyo) Electric
Light a. Power company, the Rawlins
Cwyo) Electric Light q Fuel com
pany. the Montrose (Colo.) Electric
Light a. Power company. the Hobart
(Okla.) Electric Light & Power COM
pany. the Albuquerque IN. M Gas.
Electric Light g. Power company, the
Las Vegas IN NJ Light 4 Power
company. the Las Vegas IN. M
Transit company. the Tucson (Arlz)
Gas Electric Light 4 Power company
and the Tucson (Arlz.) Rapid Tran
sit company. The United states COM
pany has been gathering the others
into combination for several months.
and the Federal company was organic
ed to make the merger complete IL
IL reported the National City bank OF
New York is heavily interested in The
project
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
INJURED ON PURPOSE
TO BEAT RAILROAD
That Many and Various We're
PUt-up jobs.

The claims department of the Short
Line is in receipt OF intelligence that
a suit for damages against the Harri-
man lines and the Denver & Rio
Grande for injuries alleged to have
been received in the ogden yards
last winter, was a put up job: and It
is expected that the confession OF the
Jobber VIII be sufficient to have. the
case thrown out OF court
IL seems that "A woman named Maud
johnson has been travelling around the
country purposely mourning Injuries
on railroad properties for which she
promptly sued the companies interest
ed, and in most cases realized on her
claims. She was arrested some time
ago by the Northern Pacific people
for working this game and was taken
TO Seattle whore she was convicted
and sent to the state prison at VAN
couver. During imprisonment. Mrs.
johnson has been seized with qualms
OF remorse, and has confessed. She
says she was the agent OF gang of
attorneys and doctors who We're send
ing women about the country getting
themselves injured, and then suing
the railroad companies, while the pro-
fessional men absorbed the bulk of
the profits,
While I'm the ogden yards last win
ter. Mrs. Johnson now acknowledges
that she Intentionally put her foot
into one OF the steam boxes and did
scald her ankle. on which she Inn
mediately sued for damages. the case
being still I'm the courts She tells how
one OF her fellow conspirators after
being hurt" would swallow red
powder and then throw up. the
powder making the elected matter
resemble blood. II was not until the
stun dried on her handkerchief. and
was examined, that the doge was dis
was examined. that the dodge was dis
to unearth this nest of takers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT.

New Haven, Conn, juno s.--A boy
was killed and three women injured III
automobile accidents in various parts
OF Connecticut during the last "a hours
At Berlin, an automobile was struck
by trolley car ana overturned, two
women being seriously injured. The
other occupants OF the car escaped with
minor bruises.
AZ Bridgeport. Albert Opdale. s years
old, jumped from wagon in front OF
an automobile and was Instantly killed
In coming down the famous Sport
Hin at Easton, Mrs. c. c. Lacey, lost
control OF the car she was driving and
crashed through the side OF a bridge
into the water below. Her injuries are
serious. Her husband, who accom-
panied her was unlnjured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
LATE LOCALS

buy Biblcs-"Why not buy these
hooks and keep them In town, instead
OF letting the circus men get them :!
This Is the legend hung up In front
OF local book store; and below are
spread out on large tray many
Bibles.
Reception for Mrs. Iienry-MrS
Della r. Henry. national president OF
the Womans O. A. r.. VIII DE ten
dercd n reception at the Commercial
club Thursday evening Mrs. Henry
was 10 arrive here Monday but she was
DELAYED and the entertainment and re-
ception which viii be given by the
members Of the local organization had
to he postponed.
Commercial club Goycrnors-The
board OF governors Of the CONNER
ciai club viii hold its regular meeting
al noon Thursday. only routine busi-
ness Is to be transacted
Census Returns Gone-rhe census
supervisor has sent To Washington the
enumeration returns from Salt Lake,
Logan. Provo, ogden ana several other
cities. as tho state work is rapidly
closing up.
Forest DaIc-"A Dream OF Fairy
recltations. marches dialogues and
tabicaux. will be presented by the For
est Dale Primary association in the
Forest Dale Amusement han Wednes-
day evening, June S, and at the Granite
stake house Friday evening. June 10
In the cast are the following; Molba
Lindsay. Virginia Lindsay, Nerle Por-
Ter. Naomi Morton, Madeline stewart
Alyira Woolley, Georgia Ashton, Maui
rine Bennion, Ions Cannon. Mary Jen-
sen. Ruth Woo,ley, Arlina Poulton,
Annie Merrill, Viola smith, Ruth Nor
ton Blanche Davis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
COURT NEWS
MI Nnour A HORSE.
Jcwclcr Bowers Claim He Was Swim
died In Trade With Armstrong,


Jcwclcr Bowers Claim He Was Swim
died In Trade Wiui Armstrong.
Complaint was issued out of the
county attorneys Office this afternoon
charging james c. Armstrong with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
II appears that Armstrong. who Is a
consulting mechanical and electrical
engineer, was possessed OF "A horse.
which Is noted throughout the state as
being an exceptionally fine animal, and
aa he desired to go to Toronto. Canada,
it became necessary to dispose of 1t.
Going to tho Office ~ c. T.. w. Bowers.
the Jeweler. whom he had known for
some time on account OF rides fire.
qucntiy had together In a riding club.
he Induced Mr.. Bowers TO part with
$50 In cash, II $500 horse timer. and
some other jewelry. all being OF the
total value OF $500. IN exchange for the
horse. saddle, "A runabout and a few
riding accessories. reprosenting that
the horse was sound
Upon going to tile Iowa stables
where the horse was being kept, MIR.
Bowers this morning not onIy found
that the animal was lame but that
there was very large board bill
against II in favor of the STABLES. Mr..
Bowers procured the services OF a
veterinary surgeon and the latter pro-
nounced the horse hopelessly and in
curably lame. Then trouble began. and
the sequel If the complaint.
James G. Armstrong and wife have
been staying at the Emery apart
ments and Judging from the best in
formation this is the FIRST offense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
BUENA VISTA ENTRIES
FOR THURSDAYS RACES

The entries FOR the fourth days race,
at Buena Vista are as follows
First race, four furiongs maldsns
old-Twenty Hours, 100. Weg
Point, liz: Elizabeth DAILY 100: Kefe-
1903; Booker r.. III; Prince Withers, h
Bessie c., 100.
Second race, six furIongs. i-yenr.os
and UP, selling-Bill Eaton. l02. Nebuo.
lus, io4; No Rule, 1O7. Little sls. i0
Denver. IS The Macintosh. l01: Santhia.
~: Gaga, l04; Dorian Prince l0i: Val.
encia, l07. Louis Streube. 10I
Third race. one mile. i-year-old and I'D
knight Of Ivanhoe, III The slcker lO
Dorothy Ann. 10e; Flying Dance. l1
Merlingo. 1866 Warner GrisWen III.
Duchess OF Monticello. 109. Buens, 100
Fourth race. five furlongs, 3-year-old
and up, selling-Lord of tho Forest, III
j. NJ. stokes, %; Fusileer, o.; Roalta, Ia
Spohn, 106: Napa Nick. IS. Arionette ug
Fifth race, Ave furlongs, 3-year-old and
up, purse--G father, 100: Execute 10
I<iddy Lee. IS; Fore, lO7; Native Son. 4.
Doctor Hollis. Ill, Melissa. lo2. Thistle
Bell. 1O7.
sixth race. six furlongs s-year-old and
up. selling Glendenning iOi. Hano0ct
1O9; Woodlander, 100. Lady Adelaide. 10.
Wildwood Bill. l09 Hidden Hand i09
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
MAKING PROGRESS IN
BLEAcHED FLOUR CASES

Kansas city, June S.-More rapid
progress was expected today In the
bleached -four case being tried i'm the
United states circuit court here
REORGANIZATION Of Or. Gustave
Mann, professor of geology at Tulane
university. New orleans, was resumed.
DR. Mann testified yesterday that the
digestibillty OF bleached -four was only
one half that of the unbleached pro-
duct He stated that through expert
ments with a species OF plant known
as the drosera, carniverous bog-in-
habiting herb, he had proved the in
digestihility of the bleached quality
OF -four
The cross-examination Of DIR. Mann
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
ALL ADOARD'
FOR Los ANGELES
Construction Gangs Working
From East and West Repair.
Last Open Gap Today.
FIRST TRAINS HERE TUESDAY
Shortening Of schedule Between Chi
cago and Coast Calls for
New Time Cards.

The welcome intelligence was re-
ceived this morning, that the north and
south construction gangs on the Salt
Lake Route were within shouting dis
lance of each other, so that connection
or the two ends must have been made
by this time. The road will be in
good condition for traffic on the 14th
inst. The first Los Angeles Limited
VIII leave Chicago at 1917 d. m. on
the 18th inst, three hours behind the
west bound overland limited FOR san
Francisco. arriving Ogden at 3:25 %. mi.
Tuesday; leave ogden Is minutes late,
arriving Salt Lake at 4:45 D. m. The
limited leaves this city at 5 d. M. ar
irving Los Angeles at 4:3O D. m. next
day. As the train reaches ogden only
10 minutes behind the overland Limit
ed, though leaving Chicago three hours
later' some Idea can be had Of its speed
Inc east bound Los Angeles limited
VIII leave Los Angeles at 10 am. on
the 18th inst, reaching salt Lake at
llisb am next day. Is minutes earlier
than the old time, leaving for Ogden at
II 40. The train arrives In Ogden at
1885 pm. leaves Is minutes later and
arrives In Chicago at 1880 a. m. the
second day from this city
NEW TIME CARDS.
The Southern Pacific time card is
published today but does not take ef-
rect until the 18th inst. The only
change of note Is the shortening up OF
the west bound overland limited two
hours. between Omaha and san Fran
cisco, which means a good deal to the
travelling puhic. This train leaves
chicago at p. M, same hour as at
present. arriving Ogden at 500 pm,
the second day: leaves Ogden $40, ar
irving sparks at 1907 am. and reach
ing san Francisco nj 5:2S pm next
day. The Short Line train connecting
with this train. leaves Ogden at $3.50
PIN, arriving Salt Lake at $3.50. The
Short Line is printing 5000 copies Of
IT'S new time card. and the Southern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
SPIKE AND RAIL.

station Name Changcd--After June
II the name Of Lynn station on the
Salt Lake Route will be changed to
I.ynndyl. to conform 20 the name Of
the postoffice
Cumberland Omcial Here. A.
Broadus. general agent Of the Cumber-
land Dispatch and Norfolk & Western
Dispatch lines, is visitor i'm town
from Denver.
J. Midland Nan-R f. Dickery,
general agent Of the Colorado Midland
railroad at Grand Junction. Colo. Ia
In salt Lake on business in relation
20 some cattle shipments.
W. VI. Hunsbcrgcr. chief clerk to
Gen. Agent Benton OF the passenger
department Of the Denver & Rio
Grnnde has gone to Denver on busl-
ness connected with the department.
y. II. Nandcrficld. assistant general
freight and passenger agent Of the salt
Lake Route has gone 10 Butte TO meet
Mrs. Manderfield who his returning
to salt Lake after visiting with friends
In Washington.
r.. 4. Manson. general superintend-
cnt Of the oregon Short Line, left YES
OF the lines OF the system. He will
visions before returning.
Busy In Scvicr--William Darkc.
travelling freight agent Of the Burling-
ton road. has returned from a trip 10
Mary'svale and southern Utah. He re-
ports much activity in irrigation enter
prises along the Sewer valley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
BAD MAN Is JOSHUA.
According Ia Story of Wife Ella VII
kinsOn. Who seeks Freedom.

Ella Wilkinson filed suit for divorce
against Joshua wilkinson this morning
In the district court alleging In her
complaint that they were married Nov.
90. 1902 and have three children. aged
5. o. and ?. Until recent date the de
PENDANT was employed as a motorman
for the Utah Light q Railway COM
pany but he has failed to support his
family according TO the complaint. The
plaintiff also charges cruelty. drunk
cnness and the use OF vile and obscene
lanes against her, names so bad in
fact that she asks 20 be permitted to
give testimony Of the same without
having them go on the records OF the
court She alleges further that he
struck her sensoloss or May 10, OF this
year. fourished a revolver and threat
ened TO shoot her fun OF holes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
CHICAGO BOARD AGAINST
TRADING IN INDEFINITE.

Chicago. June s.-Dire-tors of D.,
Chicago board Of trade went OH 80.
yesterday as opposed 10 tradin, I.
what are known as indemnltles Viii
formerly were known as puts and cal.
The directors adopted rssai,, sia
recommending that rule hn az,
forbidding any member TO ersoI,lp'
such transactions. The prop,scd b..
viii be posted for ballot TODAY ana ,.,.
10 days the membership win yots y.
the proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
MORE SLIGHT EARTH
SHOCKS IN ITALY

Naples. June s--DurinR the night q
series OF slight earth shocks was re-
corded by the seismographs at points
IN southern Italy, Today, however the
people throughout the region that was
severely shaken yesterday are calmc
i'm the hope that the worst is over
American Ambassador Leishman VS.
tied the American cruiser New Nor
which Is lying I'm the harbor, today Ut
The necessity arises the cruiser will
contribute 10 the work of RELIEF Tor if
quake sufferers.
The Duke Of Aosta today Joined kirs
Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena al
Calitrl the town in the province or
'vellino where the greatest damage Dy
the earthquake was done
NO AMERICANS INJURED.
Washington, June S.-Ambassadof
I.eishman at Rome, in telegram 70
the state department, reports that tns
earthquake has caused serious danlste
to property through an extensive Ii az
trict in southern Italy. The loss OF ~
was estimated at from 20 70 o. Win .
large number injured. So far as known
Nrlbnssadur Ieishman said, no AMER
cans had suffered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

New York. June s.--A Chinsman was
placed on trial for his life here today
He IL Chloe Hen. said to be a member
of the notorious -Four Brothers" tong,
which the police say has been terroriz-
ing the Inhabitants OF Chinatown
Choo Hen is charged with murder i'm
the first degree I'm shooting To deatl.
Don Fook Yuen. a member OF the On
Leong tong, on April 10, Frank Rooney.
who lives ia a Bowery lodging house.
identified the prisoner as the man he
saw doing the shooting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
MARKING CONFEDERATE
POSITIONS AT GETTYSBURG

Gettysburg Pa. June S.--Ffty-nine
granite monuments with bronze tablets
are being placed on the Confederate
avenues to take the places OF the iron
battlefield markers which hitherto have
Indicated the positions of the southern
brlsades at Gettysburg. These new
brigade markers viii stand about five
and half feet high and will hold, at
an angle, bronze tablet telling the
part each brigade played in the battle
field
Later about 100 markers will be erect
ed along the Union lines indicating the
position aud work OF the various north
ern brigades here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
COURT NOTES.

Judge Morse Of the district court
Tuesday rendered decree in favor OF
Carl !. Rindfeisch against Thos. Hud-
son, quieting the formers title to part
of lot s, block %, plat r, Salt Lake sud
Ney.
The win OF James n. Mynders. who
died June last was filed for probate
in the district court Tuesday the petit
ton asking that j. II. Belliston be ap-
pointed executor The estate consists
of real property. $500, personal 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
MRS. JONES ESTATE.

Petition for letters OF administration
In the matter Of the estate OF Minerva
NJ Jones (nee Morris) deceased, was
filed in the district court this morning
by Frank II. Jones. The only heirs OF
the deceased are given as William Il.
Jones. her husband. and Billie. her 20
months old babe. who live at Pleas
ant avenue, She died on oct. 6. 1908.
The estate consists OF real estate situ-
ate at 500 Second East. valued at 50. 500,
the house being now occupied by Dian
the f. Morris. mother OF the deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
NEW YORK BUTCHERS
SELL WOOD FOR MEAT

New York, June s.--Wholesale meat
dealers of this city are selling So, 662
pounds OF wood a year to the retail
butchers as meat. according to an esti-
mate made by Clement ID. ]. Drisculi.
chief of the bureau of weights and
measures The wood II IN the form
OF skewers which are put into the car
casses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
PATRolMAN SACRIFICED
HIS LIFE TO HIS div

Ne" York. June s-Mountea ~,
nan nan Gustav Boettger is dvins @uoL
Br"okiyn hospital from a fraas IN /
the skull received last evenin1ure 2
ne was thrown from his horse 8 s sh'i
UNDER an automobile while tr,. uu ~
stop a runaway He was tala.u e
beneath the machine by two nss,. lfell
Though his head was cut and ~
fractured the plucky poica ~
mounted his horse again and
chase Tor five blocks more. or,s ~
ran from the saddle unconsoionss p
another mounted patrolman rod p
ana stopped the runaway 2,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
TO MEET ROOSEVELT.
Prcst. Taft Asks Sccy. Meyer and secy
Wilson 10 60 Ia New York.

Washington. June S--Presidcut Tai
today asked Secy. of the Nav Meyer ard
Sccy. OF Agriculture Wilson, both q
whom were In the Roosevelt cabinet d
go TO New York June rs 10 meet Co'
Roosevelt on his return from Africa III.
president will also send q letter 10 Col
Roosevelt by hand OF Capt Archibald
Butt. his military aide. All three men
Will 60 on tho revenue cutter with Col.
lector Loeb 20 meet the steamer SOM
whore between Sandy Hook and Quar-.
autlne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
WEDDING TONIGHT.

Herman L. Bauer. secretary 10 Chief
OF Police $. NJ. Barlow. will be mar
ried TONIGHT 10 Mss Gertrude L. shan
non. daughter OF Lieut.. DICK" Shan
non The wedding win take place at
the residenCe Of the brides parents 1927
west Eighth South, at $3.50 o'clock, and
there viii ne a ption. Tomorrow
morning the young couple leave for
visit TO Chicago, where the groom has
relatives, and returning win spend n
short time with relatives OF the bride
IN Nebraska
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
SIMMONS SEEK DIVORCE.

Suit for divorce was filed this morn
ing in the district court by Max Sim
mons against Hattie J. simmons. The
parties were married at Pueblo. Mar
IL. 1905. The complaint alleges that
d defendant deserted the plaintiff on Jan
/. 1908 and that the only child Clar-
ence, aged 4. II being properly cared
for by Mrs. NJ. T. johnson with whom
the plaintiff asks that he be left.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
TWO LADS START ON
LONG AUTOMOBILE TRIP

Denver colo. June S.-Flovd a yr,.
II years old. and his brother. Elmer +,
yeras old sons Of Dr. ]. p. CIvuer n,
Berthoud, Colo. left here this norniny
in an automobile bearing a mess.ss
from Mayor Robert w. Speer To Ngvor
n. 5. Pratt OF Walla Wala. Wass
The lads will make the entire trim ur.
accompanied. They expect 10 cover m.
distance In about Is days.