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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
TWO FALL TO DEATH
IN SUNBAKED GOTHAM

NEW YORK, July 3--Two men who
had sought outdoor relief last night
were found dead today. One was Theo-
6ore Augrison. who fell from fourth
story window. where he had MS o@d'
and the other on unidentified man, -Tho
rolled OF a roof in East Eishthy-eishth
street
IT was fortunate for the millions that
the dav gave them a chance to take adj
z-anrare Of parks and beaches BY
O'Clock every surface car was crow deo'
C-ouev Island was the Mecca EXcur-
sion boats were loaded as they have
nos been before this season
At o'clock the thermometer regis
tered = and the humidity s.. which IS
an extremely = Eh figure From S O'clOcs
the mercury went on climbing Death
ana rr0Stration calls were frequent
In stuffy tenementS the suueTIug was
Intense Thousands passed the night
sleeping on IRE escapes. roofs and II
the parks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
.PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION OF JULY 4
:, TO BE MINUS DEATH AND INJURIESI
Plenty by the Fireworks
Morning and Evening; Speeches. Athletic
Land

Independence Day 1910, gives evidence
OF being the most colossal. vet safe and
sane. all round successful celebration
of the nations natal day in the history
Of the District
Washington has witnessed some lively
1e-Irths- Some OF them have been prin-
cipally conspicuous by reason of the
pyr0technic exhibition. And ag~in it
has had some extremely festive indie
pendence Days. if they might so thus
he termed under the circumstances. by
reason Of the Unccasinz activity of the
hospital ambulanCes.
But none of that scrt OF naI-ceIebra-
ton this year This IS TO be a genuine
patriotic celebration, with due allowance
for fireworks, but with most Of the day
devoted 10 OratOTy. music. and athletic
events. The authorities and the citizens
% the city intend 10 minimize the num-
Der Of celebrants absurdl- and needless
y injured In short, Il IS intended 10
De day Of celebrative 10Y. minus the
lee-- -IeS winch heretofore have been so
paipably dangerous to life and limb.
just by way Of illustration. o,ste q
Le" dispatches cs-sc'a into the Office Of
4 ne " washington Times JUuay, telling OF
injuries 70 youthful celrorants v-ro he
gan their Fourth Of July today But
there viii be none Of that for Washing
ton.
"Old Glory Chief Noisemaker
The chief noise maker on the Fourth
OF July IN the District is 10 be the
American fIaG.
waved to the breeze on July Of last
year, i was proven that the Ped
White, and Blue banner aroused as
much enthusiasm, If not more. than
boom OF SaS piTs plugged with lead IN
one end, bored I1r q touchhoIe. loaded
with powder, and set OF in the middle
OF the street to kick several blocks. re-
CARELESS OF who OF whae might be
crossing the highways at that partfcu-
lar time And, moreover, wise IN their
generation, the youths Of the dav Will
not seek drug shops for chemicals 10
place upon street car tracks and infer
fere with the traffic
No, TINS Is going TO b. a ---.uuiue
Fourth of July one betting the dig
nifty and importance OF the historical
event.
The weather outlook is propitious.
But 70 always Is The morniu. of the
rourtG IS usually bright and baImv
But before the 6a- there comes rain
AT least that is what the small bow f0
the peuL-uD enthusiasm OF this combus-
tive age always thinks But the Off
t-@-S or me Weather Bureau are going
70 make 30 as pleasant as possible
Providing the weather Is fzgora BILE
Ltere VIII he plenty OF doinEs on the
Potomac Hundreds Of canoeing and
oTHeT boa tiuE excursions have been
Planned both up and down the biz river
and many a family Is banking on good
weather for picnic on the Virginia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
FIREWORKS SET OFF
INSIDE NOTION STORE

CINCINNATI. Ohio. JvIy 3.-ExpIod-
ing fireworks in the notion store Of Al
bert CoIber=. in West Eighth street,
early today caused 5000 damage 20 the
building and gave the families living IN
the upper floors d narrow escape from
the flames.
According to the police. q man entered
the store and touched a match TO a
lot OF fireworks
Following the fire. john Buer-er,
TVEcI-y-s1ree- married. or SO West Ninth
street was arrested and Is being held
on suspicion Buer-er treats his arresl
us q Joke and SAYS ne did not touch
them of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
BOSTON PREPARES
FOR BUSY FOURTH

BOSTON Mass July All arrange
nlenrs are completed for the greatest
Independence Day celebration in Bos-
tons history The program prepared
consists OF fireworks. electrical dis
PLAYS, parades- sports. both land and
water- band and choral concerts ora
lions and receptions TO distinguished
guests
The greatest event of the Eav VIII
BE- the morning parade that IS scheduled
90 start from Commonwealth avenue
and Arlington street at 1H-1l a. m. and
which VIII be reviewed bv President
Tart from the reviewing stand ON
t-dTleS street Errur to the parade the
amateur athletic games for ait prizes
VIII take place on Boston fOmmou-
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CHICAGO IS READY
FOR SANE FOURTH

CHICAGO. July @.-Eore extensive
preparations have been made this year
for tie celebration or Iudeueude- &c
Lay Jaau ever before in the history Of
the city according lo the program an
uuuured bE the sane Fourth COM
UIrree
4 gigantic pageant VIII be a feature
%. the celebration in the forenoon
Sports aua drills VIII DE given al Fort
lf-eELusoD. 5u Camp Park. where 1900
regular soldiers are stationed
AUSlc. drills EE the infantry. cav
E.-E- and a--L fer-. exhibitions nE The
Signal ana engineer corps. mounted
fencing and ndEUlar exercises VIII
comprise a part of the bg program
LrE the evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
PIANO PLAYER FIRM
ENLARGES BUILDING

WORK VIII begin i'm q rev days on the
addition TO be- made TO the new building
cr the firm of o. J. De1Iou & Co. deal
el- in player pianos. at Twelfth and 9
streets northwest.
Iu order TO increase the size Of the
quarters the firm coutenuIates the ~
utEiu- OF the adjoining building al els
Twelfth street northwest This viii be
done by tearing down the partition
walls
the past eight years has been pheuome-
mai The company began business III
1gE at I25l O street, ana after SIX years
hGil- the new building but within year
81 - found that the quarters are stfll
INADEQUATE 10 the demands OF the STOW
INC business
The firm is ROW one Of the largest Of
itz kind outside New York city
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! banks of the Potomac in the neighbor-
hood Of Cuain bridge.
or course bad weather will interfere
with such plans. but what does a small
boy care for a hit Of rain, especially on
q day Ike the Fourth Of July.
Opening Shot Of the Day.
On the stroke OF . the opening shot
Of the day viii Be fired in the Center
Market parking, Pennsylvania avenue
and Eighth street northwest This viii
be the signal for other shots and the
sending of Of fireworks. which viii
continue for an hour
In the meantime the tablet on the De
Catur House VIII be unveiled BY the
committee on historic sites. The Rev
I Ulysses G. B. T fierce, chaplain of the
senate VIII dels. ct the invocation. and
I former Commissioner Henry 3. =. Mac
taFiand and DR.. Marcus Benjamin. vice
president Of the historsy site committee.
/ VIII make addresses.
At 10 O'Clock the District BUILDING
VIII be the center OF extraction The
formal exercises win be held there
Commissioner RUDOLF. viii preside and
Or Hannis Taylor viii deliver the
days Grafton
An additional feature will be the read
ING OF the Declaration Of independence
retired
1NCadlilS o. DECLARATION
The Star-SpanGled Banner will be
sung by Mrs. Thomas g. Moves. and
CHARLIE B. Hanford, the tragedian viii
recite. The Marine Band viii play be-
! tween the several numbers. and also
for half an hour after the close Of the
formal exercises. II is planned TO have
I these over by Il o'clock
Immediately on the conclusion Of the
district Building exercises the fireworks
VIII be- set on on the EIIfpse-
The afternoon VIII be given over 90
sports with the canoe regatta of the
tuterciGb Canoe Association the big
card The regatta IS generally held on
Decoration Day. but was reserved for
the Four-HS celebration, while. to mai
I % more Of a popular affair. the course
IS 90 be at the basin in Potomac Park
To take proper care OF the crowds
and keep the course clear, Major SyI-
yester and his marine guards wiz sup
p-emeur the work OF the regular park
policemen The entries for the events
closed yesterday. The races VIII occur
I in the following order
Order Of Events.
300 p. m--Novice singles
@-I5 p m.-N0yice doubles.
1-s3 o. m--Association championship
So % m--Ass0cIation championship
doubles
$500 o. m--Mfxed doubles.
i-l5 p m--Club fours lfor Commodore
SIZer trophy
f-21 p. m.-TaH-end race
$50 o. m--BroCm padding race
800 p m--War canoe race
@-L5 p nj pser race
r--H D. m.-LGirIUE contest
Cold medals VIII be given the indi-
viauaI winners and bronze medals %
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
ELEMENTS FAVOR
COOL CELEBRATION
Humidity Broken by Thun-
der Storms and Fourth
Will Be Pleasant.

ter and tonight the entire people viii
be able 90 retire and really rest
Not only because Il IS the Fourth OF
July are these thiugs promised but
for perfectly sound. though highly
scientific reasons The pail of humidity
that has sufed the section of the Coun-
try east Of the Mississippi for almost
a week has been rent aSunder here
and there by electric storms that have
gotten under Il and begun a lifting
process that Is stiH in progress Kan
SIS, Nebraska. Iowa and Missouri felt
the effects of the change early yester-
day Fighting Erimly for what 1t had
seized as its OWL the steami2E blanket
hung lower than ever over the Lake
REGIONS and the middle West Saturday
afternoon. where the highest uemDera-
lures Of the year-SCuc of them the
highest Of r=cord-vvere registered But
last night brought changes there. The
cool, purified zephErS blew strongly
through the holes torn By the light
nin.-s forks and the situation zreE
rapidly clearer and more IvatIe
Straight across the Aileghen.es to the
sea the refreshing wave Is Or wing its
enemy With each click of The tele-
graph at the chief fOrcaSLerS Offices
comes 4 message OF relief, each time
a bit nearer TO the sea New England
commenced its enjoyment Of the change
early this morning, and New York the
middle States and the middle Atlantic
region viii get their share as quickly
as nature can supply them
South Is Still Warm
The South is still feeling the sun hot
~. but thunder showers had dispelled
the humidity and life is endUrable even
I'm the regions where the rays come
down the straightest-
All this. as stated. is a perfectly nat
IuraI thing 10 happen aEdeis not cool
wave or a change from normal July
conditions It has happened, however,
/ lust before July l. hence independents
nav viii seem cooler, in comparison
imam in years gone by, and the ele-
I nents. like the authorities, viii be ooth
/ safe and sane for all manner or ceie-
bratiOnS-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
RUIN MAIL BOXES
WITH GIANT CRACKERS

TOLEDO. Ohio, July John Epson
and Ralph NanVorce- farmer boys
living near Weston. Wood county.
went TO Weston Saturday night and
purchased giant GrecrackerS- on their
way nome. three miles east of IVES
Ron. early this morning. EIe boys
placed a. lighted giant cracker IN each
rural -EaIIbeN they came to- In this
WY ll=- shattered four mail boxes.
se hrES were arrested by deputy
United States maESlaIs and brought
here They VIII ue held 20 the grand
EEEE-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
BOYS ARE FINED SIS

ATLANTIC CITY, July 3.-PoIice
made the first arrests under the new
sane Fourth ordinance when Frank
ana Nicholas MarneIl were arrested
for setting OF GreCrack on The
street The weeping lads were fined
SO eacn1 the fines being paid By their
father.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
HOTEL IS BURNED
BUT GUESTS ESCAPE

TOLEDO Ohio, July 3-The Weha-
cnequetea- Hotel located at Lake
Erie Park where the Casino was
burned week ago, was totally de-
sIyored by a fire here early TODAY.
The ure started from an unknown
cause In the basement and was spec
t1cular. The guests all eSraned in
their night clothes Loss, $4,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
MILD EXPLOSIVES
FOR CALIFORNIANS

Los ANGELES, July 2-OuIy torpe-
does Of che mild variety viii he per
mltted In Pasadena and Los Angeles
En- the way Of fireworks this year, the
two cities having Joined in the move
menL for a sane Fourth 40 fireworks
VIII be permitted AT any Of the beaches.
There viii be oTarI0uS and band
music IN al the parks Of the two cities
and In the morning there viii be a
biz pageant through the main streets
Of Los Angeles
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those finishing second The course in
an races, excepting the war canoe, viii
90 oSJ yards The upset, broom paddle
ultng, and tail-end events viii have no
special distance
The officers.
Referee-COmnodore Adrian Sizer.
Iudges-Dr- James H Tubman. Al
fred b Dent, and A p Hastings
Gierk-tIeorGe Hutchinson.
Starter-PTOf Clarence NJ HecOX-
course cOmmittee-W. Frank Med
bury, Edwin p Finch. and Adrian
SiZer-
Regatta committee - Adrian Sizer.
Chairman, Alfred p. Dent. Edwin B
Finch, George Hutchinson. a +. Hast
iHSs. G. 9 Perkins, D l. Masterson.
W r MedbUry, A NJ Nevians, W. F.
SUNNY and W g Sullivan.
The Swimming Races.
The swimming events, will begin at Z
o clock Entries close at % clock. All
entrants are 20 eport 70 DR. Hudson,
who is IN charge The events are.
Schoolboy events; fourteen years old
and undeT-50-yard swim ANY stroIle}
lyl-yard swim ANY strOke). diving
t1ront dive, back dive. and front lack
knife, tub race
Senior events; open-l09-yafd swim
tany stroke. 230-yard swim ANY
stroke 4i6-yard swim (any stroke),
diving (front dive, back dive, and from.
Jacz-ksife), plunge for distance.
The principal track and field games
VIII follow close on the heels Of the
swimming events They consist OF iu-
Nor and open events a A L. rules
VIII govern.
All amateur athletes who are bona
1ee residents Of the District are eligible
roy lLe open events, while the Junior
events are restricted TO Youths 81 III
Teen years and under The prizes are
eoils silver, and bronze medals, badges.
and buttons
The officials
Honorary referee, CuuO H Rudolph
referee. Br- D. r MibeT. track ar 4
Le-d judges, NeSsrs. James A O'Sh~4-
~ G. sullivan, John T. Meany. DAME.
81 Garages. IL g. Never. and Richard
Watkins. timers. Claude r. ZappOne-
81 c. ThacLer. @ F. Edwards. II M
. Jones' clerk Of the course. W O.
stuart assistant clerks Of the course.
~ W Ieuuv- J. T. Walsh w d
Brown LluWOod OFT William Covau-
and Bertram Wiker. chief marshal.
taut- ID spencer Bliss assistant mar
SIaIs. Charles \ Watson. 5 T ATUH-
ken. and William Peet- starter. G. Ed
ward Beckett custodian Of prizes. W
J. Bowie
Fireworks To Be Grand.
Beginning az $50 O'Clock the fireworks
start To VIII last Two hours and those
who have planned 70 aim 20 make % su-
Uerlor 90 even the display offered dur
Ing inauguration times
There VIII be- athletic contests an over
the city. and several flag preseutat to1S.
aIlNgeLleF u promises 10 be one OF The
busiest days in the history Of the Dis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
SIDEWALK DANCES IN GARY

GARY Ind July 2.-The novel spec
tarle Of citizens dancing on the wide
SIDEWALKS in Broadway Is to ne one of
tho features OF Gary s. sane Fourth of
J-i- celebration While fireworks are
-iZZIiuE IN the heavens the dancers VIII
fIiu 60 me music furnished nv two brass
bands travelling in V--EouS up ard down
EHe block between Seventh and Eighth
avenues
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
So 49, FaIls Excursion. 90

Sth. Baltimore & Ohio Special train Of
standard coaches and paTlOr cars from
Washington 9:f5 a m Route via Phila-
delDhia and Lehigh Valley r. r. Tickets
valid for return within fifteen days Lib
eraI stOp overs returning Cheap side
trips from Niagara Falls Other excur-
sions July 22nd August 5th, 18th, sept
acl- 18Th and 2nLl--AdNf.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03

Brinkmdn'S
Sanitary Wax Floor Oil

Price. I5c Bottle. soc Gal. Delivered
FOR STORES AND PRIVLTE USE
LAYS the DUST and DOES NOT leavs
the floor STICKY SLIPPERY. but
floor = HARD WOOD FINISH. Just lhs
thing for the floor after taking ID the car
pets and mattinEs-
MIG and Sold By Ed BRINK1IAN & CO.
Phone Main S255- Office $50 Pa ave y ".
Sold at All Grocery and CiEaI Stores
ieI4-50t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
AZ Chevy Chase

Spend the 4th at Chevy Chase
Lake All picnic facilities. Marine Band
music afternoon and evenings dancing etc
-AdVt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
SPECIAL. NOTICES

MRS N. A NELSON, CORSETIERE-
% 18th St y. W, desires 10 announce
the removal OF her DaTlOrs TO 1925 Yer
mont Ave. y W, Just above y St
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when You want Flowers

Or floral designs or floral decorations
consult Guide, ia F.-AdEts
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FIREWORKS FOR SALE.
Big assortment Of Fireworks, Flags,
T,unchcor Goods. Groceries Notions
efc.. al CITY Prices, in big tent on blud
rear of Merry-GO-ROUnd CheSape5 Se
Beach Nd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03

Lightning Rods Installed and Repaired.
Electric work KuehIing, 5o2 18th St nv.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-31
New Billiard Hall Opened

Smith Il Dufur opened their new
billiard hall, situated in the MCGEE
building, last night and all games
played during the evening were free.
Four first class pool tables have been
provided and one of the very latest
billiard tables. Everything is new
and modern and the room is fitted out
in a most elaborate manner. Cigars
and soft drink will be handled and an
orderly place conducted where a gen
tleman can pass very pleasantly an
hour or two of long evening or a
hot summer afternoon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-31
Annual Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
corporation, "The First Presbyterian
church will be held in the Grange
vile church on Monday, April II,
1910, at 1870 p. m. The object Of
said meeting is to receive and pass up
on the annual reports Of the officers Of
the corporation; the election of board
Of trustees for the ensuing year and
the ira nsaction of such other business
as shall properly come before the said
meeting. +. S. Rice,
Secy. of Board of Trustees.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-31
See Hollis Kost Kutting Babies. =

''See Hollis Kost Kutting Babies. 4"
w. Davis, a student of Moscow, is
home for visit.
c. III. Davis of Charleston is in town
today on business.
Charles Holt of the Salmon River
section is in the city today.
A full car Of Pittsburg perfect fence
at J. +. Miller Implement Co. 44-2
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake johnson Of Cot
tonwood were in the city yesterday.
Henry H. Jess of Greencreek sec
ton made this Office call while in
the city today.
Studebaker farm harness, built to
wear. New shipment Just received at
j. f. Miller Implement Co. 44-2
Electric welded, fence that is
built, not thrown together, the Pitts
burg Perfect at the j. Z. Miller I'M
plement Co. 44-2
Jake Eimers and Elmer Genger re-
turned Tuesday night from trip
through Montana and the Canadian
Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VanDeventer
returned the first of the week from
Portland where they attended the
Dyer-Rumpf nuptials.
No fence like it, the Pittsburg Per.
feet, will turn an elephant. We have
just received full car load. Pric,
right. j. Z. Miller Implement Co. q
Yves Hockersmith will open sodi
and ice cream parlor in the room
formerly occupied by the Deardoff 4
Mechanism real estate office, very
shortly.
The organization of the American
Woman's League grows apace ant
great interest is being manifested in it
Several meetings have been held ant
up to going to press there are 2.
names enrolled in Grangeville alon,
The members have already apple
for Chapter and soon expect to pu
in an application for No. 2 Chapte
house.
Winston and Longman, the Eva,
gelists who conducted revival meeting
in this city in January, are now el
gagged in similar campaign at lie,
iston. That city is being stirred eve
; to greater extent than was Grang
vile. There were thirteen convers
ons on last Sunday. All look for
2 great awakening before the meetir
f closes.
'See Hollis Kost Kutting Babies
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-31

George killmer, of the Winona
section, made this office a substantial
call while in the city yesterday. Mr..
killmer is one of the well-to-do ranch
ers of that section and has 800 acres
of the best land over there which he
is refusing fifty dollars an acre for.
Mr.. killmer came here fifteen years
ago and at that time he did not have
an over-abundance of the worlds good
and now could buy bank should he
decide to sell out and retire. There
is money in farming and on Camas
Prairie there is a lot Of it. Think Of
it, Mr.. killmer recently took load
of hogs to Cottonwood and exchanged
them for a 5000 check and he has
forty more on feed at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, who at one
time conducted the Bell Theatre in
this city, made Grangeville visit last
week on their way to Palouse where
they will open like enterprise. They
say since leaving Grangeville they
have visited a number of points in the
state known as coming towns but find
this city is just a little better than the
average. Among other points visited
was the town of Salmon City, where
the mysterious p. Il G. railroad is
building to and state that town will
have quite a boom. The new road is
looked upon by the people of that city
as a Chicago & Northwestern line.
Earnest Smith has purchased the
Brown Cigar store and will move the
same to the room formerly occupied
by the Office Bar, that place having
closed its doors this week. Mr.. Smith
is frst-class young fellow and no
doubt will build up an excellent pat
ronage Who is it that does not like
the jolly, Testing kid!
Foley's Kidney Remedy is SAFE
and certain remedy for all kidney ant
bladder diseases, whether acute o.
chronic. 1t is a splendid tonic fo
middle aged and elderly people and ,
sure cure for all annoyances and ir
regularities of the kidneys and blad
der Pulse Drug Store. x
Wallace Casebeer, who conducted
saloon at Whitebird for some time
passed through this city Monday o.
his way from that point, where he ha,
been on business, to his home at Vale
Oregon, where he is now in business
He says he is doing well in that cit
and likes it very well.
The best folding go-cart that is mad
for $40. w. +. Graham. All
"See Hollis Kost Kutting Babies.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-31
''See Hollis Kost Kutting Babies.
Notice 10 Democrats

Notice is hereby given that there
will be menting of the Democratic
County central committee of Idaho
County, Idaho, at the rooms of the
Commercial Club, Grangeville, Idaho,
on Saturday, April 9, 1910, at the
hour of 2 o'clock p. M. for the trans
action of such business as may be
brought before it.
All members of the Democratic party
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting and participate in the pro-
ceedings. At the close of business a
Smoker" and general good time will
be provided.
w. w. Brown,
Chairman.
A. F. Parker,
Secretary.
Dated March %, 1910, Grangeville,
Idaho, 1873