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Per Year $3.50 In Advance.
JAyE. JOHNSON, EDITOR and PUBLISHER
Office Phone ''Ordway A."

W. Bailey, OF Eads, was In town
yesterday.
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A Bio One,

I'd love to make fortune.
a pile big az the dickens:
One big AZ journals tell you
You can make raising chickens.
The Ordway new era., 1910-09-16

Cement Blocks for sale. See Peck
Il Johnson. ties
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THE ORDWAY NEW ERA.
ORDwAY, COLO. SEPT. 10. 1910.

Entered at the POst0ffico in Ordway, Colo, a.
Second Glass Matter. April 10. 1902.
The Ordway new era., 1910-09-16

Have you a Permit to smoke? tt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
NORTON NOTES

Our Sunday School Is moving along
very satisfactorily.
j. Underwood and X. NJ. Bates were
IN Tucumeari for supplies.
NJ. r. Maywald has returned 10 Tucum.
earl for work for n few months.
ID. Roy Welch has gone into the horse
business, but will not altogether quit
farming.
Mrs. u. Roy Wcleh Is conducting d
singing school at her residence ever,
Sunday afternoon.
The farmers are all busy aud thing.
in general are in satisfactory condition
in this nc~ighborhood.
Mrs. Frank Mardcn aud son were IN
town TO ucct Mr.. Marden, who had peer
In Iowa for the past forty days. Frank
says thirty to forty below is too cold
for him, he likes a little sunshine oc
~casionally. lie went back to Iowa {,
wind up his tbusiness preparatory to 10
eating here permanently.
The farmers Of this community would
like TO see the results Of the tests Of tn,
experiment farm published in your pa
per occasionally. We want to keep IN
touch with all the experiments con
Quoted there in order to take advantag,
Of whatever information is to be had
We realize that IL will be Of great al
vantage to us to do so.
There is some talk OF our farmers or
RanizlnR a cooperative association and
each agreeing to plant so many acre,
Of the different products. Some such
plan as the following has been sugprs
ed: ten acres Of oats, Ave OF millet
twenty Of maize, twenty Of kanir, NJ
teen Of Indian corn, and Ave Of truck
Also small acreage Of tame grass fol
meadow, and every farmer to Bow differ
ent grass from his ~neighbor.
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| DIR. Sullivan Of Amarillo, was In the
city on business Friday.
Mrs. Bourne Is now arranging for q
Territorial Convention to be held al Al.
buquerque on April 1890 aud many OF
the Supreme Officers will be present
On this occasion.
Uncle sam Anderson Is about the bus
lest man in town this month. There Is
getting to be a good deal Of plumbing
Ia the city m more new businesses open
up aud Uncle Sam is there with the
iim,on when 1t comes 10 making the
pipes worb to their full capacity.
Lillian NJ. HOLSTER Is the Supreme
Commander aud Bina NJ. West is the
Supreme Record Keeper. These Ladies
ATE the founders Of the order aud they
are o being assisted in their work
by many of the most eminent women
" the world.
r. NJ Kemplin and wife, late Of Daw
son, are registered at the Elk. Mr..
Keplin has been appointed General Fore.
man of the local shops and will 20 to
housekeeping at 400 Center street a.
soon as the premises can be put in con
dition to receive their household goods.
Mrs. WIN. George Of Colorado Springs,
Colorado, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W. J. McAllistcr at the Elk Rooms.
This is Mrs. Georges first visit to New
Mexico aud she is 80 well pleased with
what she has seen Of our town that
1t Is more than likely that she will 10.
cate here during the coming summer
y. V. uallegos aud family leave today
for u months trip to Texas, Colorado
aud New Mexico points. They will
20 first 10 Galveston and from the Gulf
coast will return home by way Of Colo.
RADIO getting back to New Mexico in
time to attend the inauguration OF
Governor Mills nj Santa Re on March
LIST. Mr.. Gallcgos is taking his annual
leave of absence as Receiver Of the Tu.
cumcari U. :. Land Office.
Pit Green, a brakeman ON the T. & NJ.
was found frozen to death at IL o'clock
Thursday morning, about one and a half
miles from Adrian, Texas. Green lief,
Camp 81 on the r. an. about S O'Clock
to walk 20 Adrian from which place he
intended taking the train to Amarillo,
where his family resides. When found,
he had in his possession, a gold ring,
a diamond stud and his pay check,
amounting 10 s97.is. Green has been
in the employ Of the T. g., NJ. since Oct.
ober and was liked and respected by
all who knew him. He leaves a wife
and one child.
Next Monday afternoon the Ladies
Of the Maecabees Of tho World will
organize their new local Hive at the
Masonic Hall. The organization Of the
Hive and installation Of officers will
be under the supervision Of Mrs. Anna
T.. Bourne, Territorial Commander and
Miss He.an Love, District Deputy. Tn,
, Ladies Of the Maccabecs Of the World
Is the largest exclusive order in the
United States, Saving n membership OF
$4,000. Their headquarters are at Por'
Huron, Mich, while their organization
extends over 81 states aud provinces.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Ia the District Court, Sixth Judicial
District, Territory Of New Mexico, for
the County Of Quay, James l. Brown,
plaintiff vs. Elfie Brown, defendant.
Elfie Brown, the defendant, is hereby
notified that above plaintiff has filed
suit against you in the District Court
for Quay County, New Mexico, where.
in and whereby plaintiff prays iudg
ment for the dissolution Of the bonds
" matrimony between plaintiff aud
defendant aud for an absolute divorce
from said defendant and for general re-
lief; aud you are further notified that
unless you enter or cause TO Ice entered
your appearance in said cause on or be
fore the nth day Of April, a, D., 1910,
decree pro confesso will be entered
against you and plaintiff will apply 10
court for relief prayed for in complaint.
Plaintiffs attorneys are Holloman 4 Me.
Elroy, whose post office is Tucumcari,
New Mexico.
tSEAI) Chs =. Downs, Clerk.
. l9.4t Il. +. Hutchinson, Deputy
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John Moore Is helping his father get
ready to plant his crops.
The 4. 8. post Office is being repaired
IL was burned n short time ago.
We had about one inch OF snow. Fine
for rabbits but hard on old cows aud
other dumb brutcs.
Mrs. J. A. Moore is getting along as
well as could be expected after the loss
Of her furniture and household stun.
J. A. Woods gets out while the birds
are singing Ia the morning. lie Is 20.
ing to plant broom corn with the res,
" Us.
T. A. Wayne attended church at
Quay last Sunday. An interesting die
course was delivered. Rev. GreathouS,
was the minister.
VI. T. stallard il n live wire. lie il
he says, better satisfied than he ha.
ever been in his life. lie has his lane
about ready TO plant.
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ADMISSION. PORTER

School is in session in the new school
house, with Professor Buck as teacher.
Nickel aud Phillips transacted bust.
ness in Tucumcari in the early part Of
the week.
Myri Furguson and sisters, Eva aud
Ethel, spent Tuesday with r. u. Iuiirn
aud family.
DR.. and Mrs. c. j. Williams rendered
their hospitality to W.. II. Burns and
family last Tuesday.
MIR. Mannering is erecting Il new
house on his claim. Messrs Ilannible
and Virgil Willis are assisting with
the work.
John Nickle sold his feed 10 +. ID.
Pullen. Mr.. Nickle has made applica.
tion and will prove up and leave some
time in March.
Word was received that Albert David.
son's father is quite IN. Albert will
defer his return to New Mexico until
the father return to health.
= ID. Pullen attended to business Ia
Tucumcari during the week. Himself
and family were entertained at the home
Of ID. n. Williams while in the city.
Walter Goforth, who visited home
folks n few days, returned to his duties
near san Jon on Tuesday, accompanied
by Everett, who has also oNtaiBed worl,.
Jim SAnde:son, rno has been confined
TO the house IN consequence Of an IN.
jury received in a fruitless effort 10
prevent his team from running away.
is some better.
Sickness is prevalent in our neigh.
borhood. None Of II, however, being
considered Of a serious nature. Those
numbered among the sick are; Mr., jim
Porter, Ike l.ytton, Cleve Sanders and
child, aud q child OF Prof. Buck. y
A letter received lately from Miss
Dixie Woods, formerly Of our neighbor-
hood states that not all tho members
are satified IN their new homo. Mr..
Angie s health is greatly impaired and
he has expressed a wish to return to
New Mexico.
j. X. Stephenson writes from his
home In Clearield, Iowa. Though q
prosperous business man, having en-
barked in the Drug business at that
place, he does not forget old friends 10
New Mexico an dsends hope and en-
couragement TO US. An encouraging
letter in strenuous times il like oil
ON trouble waters.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
ORDINANCE NO. IS.

Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of Quay,
he 1t ordained by the city Council
of the City of Tucumcnri, New Ncvic".
That the alley running north aud
south through the center NJ Block W
fourteen, Barnes Addition to tn
cumcurl. New Mexico. be- aud the sam.
is hereby ordered vacated aud closed
Passed this 18th day Of February
1910.
Approved this 18th lay Of fcNm
AIRY, 1910.
2O.2t !. \. STREET. Mavor
Attest: j. Il. DauPhtry, Clerk.
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NOTICE.
Department 81 the interior, T.. = Land
Omcc. Tucumcari, y VI
February IL, 1910

Oncr, rucumcari, y NJ
February ~. 1910.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed ~ tins Ollie" Icy Dnrns \.
Bccyers. contestant. against Homestead
Entry, No. 1886. made Oct - l"ut,
for NWt, Soc I, Twp ~ Ut Rang"
32E.. y. NJ. prucipl" Mc.iiinn, lay
William T.. Eliot, rurtrstcc. o. which
u IL alleged under date ~ Jun" -.
1909. that suid William T.. Eliot hnu
completely abandoned said land for
more than two years prior ~ ~htd late:
that he had never established his resi-
dcucr thereon aud cultivated the same
~, required hv law Now therefore,
SAID PARTIES are hereby notified 10 ap
pear. .p-pond, aud uflrr evidence touch
ing said allegation ~ 10 u'clo,h o. m.
on April .. 1910. before the Register
aud Receiver 1T the United states
Land Office IN Tucun,catt, y ".
The said contestant having, ~ q
proper AFFIDAVIT, filed February IL, 1910.
set forth fact, which show that after
due diligence personal service ~ this
notice can not be- made, ~ n hereby
| ordered and directed that such notice
be- given hv due aud proper publication.
Cont 2GGi u \. Prentice. Register.
ufuOs y \ GHllogu.. Receiver.
. 1851.
T. g. WEIGH. N''"rnc, for Contestant.
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MOORE HAPPENINGS

A. j. Moore Ia visiting relatives hero.
j. A. Walker is almost ready to plant
bis crops.
The farmers are busy preparing their
land for crops.
y. A. Moore 10 making Improvements
about his residence.
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NOTICE

Noticc Is hereby given that wal
no longer be- responsible for any debts
contracted by my Wife blanche oil
lillian, and she has no authority To col
lect amy accounts due the GILLIAN Fur
niiurc store.
Dated thi. 18TH day of February
\. u. 1910.
2Otf. FERRY ilhIII'NN'
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We have the most romplet" stock
of glass In the city. Car furnish any
size desired, can also furnish you with
partio, 10 set the glass.
Phone 1919. y. \. hclmorc l.hr. 60.
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NOTICE

/ have sold 70 Il. L. weathsrford my
grain, hay and coal buanesA. and all
accounts due Mcdonald & Dunlap and
or A. Mcdonald Ars In my hands for
collection. 1 have an once At Streets
Livery barn where you will please call
and settle.
5.tf. A. Mcdonald.
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WANTED Man and wife without
children. Man at teamster, woman a.
cook. PEREA OIL co.
Box 1875 Santa Rosa, New Mexico.
? "a ~ p. Vim. Alderman, Mgr
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LOST

llitching weight from the wagon Of
N" Wells Fargo Express Co. Finder
return to Wells Fargo Express Go and
receive reward of ffty cents, 9.l9.lt
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RHODE ISLAND REDS tS. c. Nine
wears a breeder of world : best utility
FOWL, coctcral, aud eggs for Matching
for sale. Write for free price circular.
\. g. AUSTIN, Angus, New Mexico
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When YOU fan - hud what YOU want
call up da. II We have not got n, ",
thing IN meat, aud groceries.
"a II. =. Y. WILLIAMS.
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bon 2 winter yuur ,rr chests or sum
mcr your heating stoves We will buy
them. Rankin Trading Go 2l"l II
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MdIW liz Z(W
lis the date Easter comes
on this year. Easter
means new clothes and
new clothes means
Tafoya d La
Our selection of
clothes this year includ-
es the largest range of
patterns, every thing
that is correct in style, |
and the greatest price
range of any clothing
house this side of Kan
sas City. We carry in
stock ready for YOU amy
| time such well known
Brands as
Stein. B | o C h B n c h
Made Clothes.
1.-THE label that stands
for 50 years of knowing
how"
SOCIETY B D
CLOTHES.
For young men and men
who stay young.
Kirschbaum Clothes
\ 'Th house with the
all-wool policy
These three makes
are The Best in the
ready made clothes
world today and the
cream Of their produc-
ton will be in our eases
ready for your inspec-
ton by the early part
of the week.
Some men don't want
the ready made clothes
and if you don't want
them this is one house
where you wont be urg-
ed to buy them. You
may select your suit
from a whole bolt. not
a book sample mind
you, of the goods and
we will cut and make
your suit to please you
and to fit you-you pay
after you are pleased.
We have what you
want in hats, suits.
shirts, shoes and under
wear. We are the only
exclusive clothiers in
Quay county.
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Oh, s4.tf
meu,.. ct.
Edwards Bros, Real Estate n I'm
J.. r. Dsughtry sells Real Estate In
New Mexico Ell
II you wens your houses rented 500
Edwards Bros. io-ti
TUT hoh''-A iu'"""1 'U~"' -
ia High street. ett
-
Al xmas OF e"y Property w"
an Nnu' W o"' P''P'"'
ny y Nv 's""
D. ~ Dsush'iy ouy' anu ~..
E1ANAYD. TuCuIiC Az. NOW khUkAG0s sNA
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SOCIETY B r A N D
CLOTHES.
Kirschbaum Clothes

1.-THE house with the
Atwood policy
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HEY
WHEN IT'S
Too LATE TO INSURE.

Now is the time. Give us
your order and we will write
Won u policy at once.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
LATE HAROLD LORD

The services 4 memory u the la-e
Harold Lord st the lighthouse service,
whose death occurred On sunday last.
we're held yesterday sf7ernoon al the
home II !. P. Whine. The service was
given by intimate friends. tie Tnita-
rian ritual being used 4 favo-ste chap
ter II the deceased was read BY Ralph
: Hosuer. a1a 1Tsnns read bv Vaughan
Mac aaghev and William {. FureE.
The remains were crem8tel2 and the
ashes vii fe taken . the home OF his
father. George Lo-5. II 81 AubuEn
street. Maiden. Massachusetts,.
The deceased hal been ii for the
greater part Of tia time since his re-
turn from the mainland last January.
ms death being caused by cardiac
trouble brought Oh bv rheumatism,
Al abundance Of beautiful floral -rib-
utes EXPRESSED the esteem II which A-
Lord had been held by al who knew
hi.o. Among the tributes was one from
tina Hawa ian Engineering Association
II wh5eh be was secretary n 1Se> ana
an active member since his arrival n
Hawaii IN 1aa7, Another tersI ies5 IN,
"A large cardinal IT. was presented
lv ne Technology Alumni q Hawai-.
While similar design win tie uuUsE-
SIS 'f6 worked ont n carnations. was
presented bE classmates q TIE MaSsa-
cLuse-rs Institute q Technology, Of
which he vas q graduate 4 the class
Of 1906. Other tributes were presented
hv h.. fellow workers n The lighthouse
establishment: bv the University Club
Of which he was member. and By
scores of friends and aceCa1ntances.
Nr. Lord vas born II Bury. England.
On December -. 1871. but when ne was
/ still cutie Young AzS people came n
I America and settled N Maiden NasSa-
+ .huserrS. where n 1892. He was grad
ua-ef from tine Na-seI H-a >cAoo4.
Z Al aunt. Miss r zaheta Lord who. a
the tine Of as death. was OF her way
. Hono.ulu - taEe care y MN. VII
arrive on tEe China next weeE- lie
caves. besides AS father and 1he ABOVE
r.ea- fonea aaur. tw8 sisters.
Tie deceased was junior member
II tae American Society," 81 t.HFl hnE1-
neer. and while a. college belonged 70
ne Technology Architectural Society.
{ In august IT last year be was dele
gate -rgu rhe Hawaiian Engineering
4 association 10 the Seventeen National
+ irrigation Ton gre>S held n Spokane
! Washington. He served on the commit /
lace ON credentials. associated with nm
II this convention being James I. lay
/ lor. representing me Territory Of Ha'
wal. Daring the latter part Of last
wear he was employed II the Portland
! Oregon. office Of TIE lighthouse e>ta0-
/ lfsnruen- hit iE January returned TO his
old post IL Honolulu.
| Nj. Lord was known 70 his assoc .a1e-
as man Of high personal and business
ideas and even those who knew nm
but slightly recognized IN A'm f1n'
and deIieately at1uned nature. From
rha aesthetic in the realms o. literatuE'
and architecture he derived more rea
ard subtle pleasure than DO the major
l.tv Of men. especially those whose woTf
lis in the domain Of engineering an
construction. \ lover OF books and O.
Things classical. loSicLan Of no unceF
tain mark. he was essentially an OPIUM
list and q humanitarian.
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Hat THE PRESS AGENTS SAY
TIE Novs-y

Zen. WISE and hi--ie Milton z1e
H. Tbs : ADMITTED b. everyone
! hears and 7ees -EsZ 81 -1= &lE-
They are clever performers 7T--z
lev enau-h . take he audience 51t5
il confidence and throw an OCCASION
Bit 81 Hawaiian stuff II their pa--=-
|. pleasez the gallery. Wise ! 1.7>E
Is rol-iczing songs and should coa-
/ h;r.ss}z e them rather shan switch
into tae sentimental strata Ike ''l-
|l5t wat Won have been but w1at
/ arg. II these DAYS lie : %
X u IRE rva9dle that tie pab-lc
h 10s -ar= when -fe past ! sung
|i2en E5-= ea1 give songs as good
lszy come --Eu that was ever sung
+ he sizEs -E1.a i- black face dialect
I makes The fellow IN q blue Junk
PCT his address. Rance Smith : z
3aier dancer. He 5 he best Homo
+ las ever ba1-Ee Pleasure q Wit
fslaz; better. even. Than Tom. Arm
fag OF Teddy Mac& az1=z-a and r1a-
'ssiag some. ! : good vaudeville
p zE3 ra5ys aye good pictures.
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TO ARREST lEAL.

! warrant VIII he sworn out this
morning. according TO John Marco, for
Joe LeaI. charging MIN with assault and
battery on sad John Marco, who :
chauffeur who had been working for
T,eaI Marco claims that Leal kicked
INN in the faee yesterday afternoon
While the latter was sitting IN his ma
oafne in the Royal Hawaiian garage,
According 70 Marcos story Leai owed
him certain commissions which ne re
fused to pay and he was trying TO col
Ieet these when Leai put summary
stop 10 the argument. 4 big brulse on
Marcos face + his chief witness.
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PERSONALS.

Attorney F-azk I Thompson le2ves
-azay u ire Sierra 9c- San Francisco.
-e-E-5cg O he sane vsSss3.
lAa-.eS H Pierce, junior engineer
u TIE Tinted States Geologic Sarvev,
arrived Il he -aS- Sierra . assist II.
T Martin n he w17s- sBTvsv 81 The
Islands L- N2--za says that Mr..
Pierre. after te-E szewn around tie
Tertiary. vi probably spend about .
NORTH q Mani an -asn VII be sca-
-zo1e6 - Ezl0. FROM wnl5h sgE1 lie vii
MAX n san 7a-z--5a- With Mr., Martin
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l7sn TIE rain cannot keep The public
b gang q TIE PARK I1ea-er where
k's i always . good show 5E good
Ears and singers The pictures are
PAS good ana IN The Victims q
e there : nothing = tie penny
|a5fol suggested ! : rGe simple
F story q sore Tar heels tol- II
T! eiear pictures. Miss Atkins :
1ll1g friends every tine sls appears
Re stage al -zls theateE, Her song
Woman 5 Always Late, made z hit
F. 11e star md she sings i with
f delicious freedom from aEeetat-cn
s. sae : the recipient OF generous
sssaSe every night. Connie. r1e Aus
laaaa Wiz aa EHglis1 dialect Is draw
/ dollar T. the box Office VITA rs
sAflon q a -atter song about some
Es the press agent could not eaten
he struggle - force lie words cut
Inc. His 5ay=sv GIL" : sang
ieqaest and takes as well as Il did
nfst ui-ar be gaze i. The act Tor
evening, DR.. guremar.'' seems Il
strfea 81 popular chord
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SACHS DRY GOODS co,

Cor. Fart ar5 Rere-ania SITS.
Opp. Fire Station,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

-sr-ito-.al Ness. Service Tel 1851
d. Rora- Hawaiian Garage hzs ire
* class u automobiles Il -te cry
fs1t service. Telephone 1910.
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Tortoise shall increases Il favor Card
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The elderly man went through the necessary formalities to gain access to the lodge room, leaving the doctor outside, and moment later returned with the cheering information that all was well, that the victim had recov- cred.
 Dr. McQueeney asked the name of the victim, as it is the custom to make complete entries of all calls up- on the records of the emergency hoapt- tal The elderly man couldn't tell Earo the name. He told the doctor however that the victim had tainted thrice. but had completely recovered.
 Three candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the FeIlowcraft ds- gree last night. Today one of the can didates is receiving an unmerctful gruelling at the hands of those who have preceded him through the rite. Its cinch," they say. They can't understand why anyone wouQd fatnt. The candidate however kesled ever while he was going through the or deal, and on being dragged to an open window to revive, tainted a second and third time.
 But he received the complete fnatta- tion, it is said, before the meeting ad- journed.