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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND PREM
ISES NOS. 229 q STREET N"RTU V 81
AND 2Q6 VIRGINIA AVENIIE SOUTHEAST

NJ SAiLr Of FOtSES AM
Uses NOS. 222 g STREET N"RTU V ST
AND 3o6 VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
Under and by virtue Of de rec of the SUI
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia. pass d
in equity cause No. 1905, the un le:signsd
trustees will on TUESD W. THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF NAY, 1910 in front OF the
respective properties, sell at public auction the
following property, to wit:
First-AT HALF-PAsT FOUR PM. lot th'rt~-
nine (39 in Cars subdivision Of part Of square
i've hundred and sixty-s!x $3.50, "a per plat In
Book No. IL. page 90. OF the surveyors Office Of
said District. with the improvements. con listing
Of an eight-room brick dwelling. known as -
second-AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part OF
original lot four ~ in square seven hundred an
n'nety-six t196). having a frort Of SO feet
on Virginia avenue by an even depth Of ninety
feet. improved by an el8ht-room brick dwelling
house. known 500 Virginia avenue southeast.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money in cash. balance In equal installments at
and two years, secured by the proulissory
notes OF the purchaser and deed OF trust on
the property sold; or all cash. at purchaser
option. A deposit Of $500 required on day Of
sale. Sale to be closed within fifteen days from
the date thereof; conveyancns and recording at
purchasers cost
JNO. r. KING Trustee.
Once. e. s. Pension Agency.
LINNIE B. BATES. Trustee.
It's 81 at. NV.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
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MARCUS NOTES. AUC1TONEER.
42G 9th ST. NV.

Must BE Sold Absolutely.
Is loads New Furniture for &C.
count of local store and lot Of
slightly used furniture at auction
sale on
1>Ju-DCnAx- NAV "a
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Most Modern and Leading Moderate Rate Hotel.
ALBEMARLE, H hnsaS S. ave fi,o nssr

table at special rate. May and June. of s.. $40.
$3.50 weekly. 81 up daily; Saturday to Monday.
$3.50 Elevators, private baths, steam heat. sun
par,ors; white service; own farms and dairy.
Booklet j. r. COPE.
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AUCTION SAFES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Auction Sale of Two-story Brick
Dwelling. Containing 8 Rooms.

No. 1861 3Ist St. NV.
By virtue of authority vested In US we will
sell at public auction. in front Of the prem
ises. on THURSDAY. THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF NAY, 1870 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. lot So in square 119s. improved by ar
S-room brick dwelling. in good condition.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance In
one and two years from day OF sale. Deposit
OF 500 required at sale and sale to be closed
In Is days. Title good sale.
THOS. J. OWEN & son. Aucts..
my13-d&ds. exSu 1881 G st. NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
SPANISH.

FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL
Glasses or private lessons now and In summer.
College students coached: thorough method.
MILE V. PRUD'HOMME,3 1OInd av. q. W.. M. Sd sc.
An16-d. eSu.4
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ADAM a. wEsCHLGR. AUCTIoNEER.

4
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01

prevail OF their rich and Influential
DIRECTORS, were head over heels in
the business, and ono by one. facing
prison and hoping for immunity.
colnollmen have confessed iheir
part IN the transactions.
w, A, lilakcley. district attorney.
defyinF the influential bribN elvers
az well ~ the vengofui bribe takers,
caught IN the laws net has forced
the prosecutions through the courts
lie haa all along declared that he
was after the men higher up. the
big, respectable fellows, who for
business success have traded IN
eounollmcn and have sold out the
peoples rights
His biggest victory came whom
Capt Johnny Klein. go.betwecn Of
councils aud business, made a full
confession Klein. picturesque
politician, had fought his proseou
ton stubbornly. He declared he
would never confess. After his con.
Nletion his brethren In crime failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01

arc no worse than the rich aud re.
spectacle business men who PASSED
% the cash Why. there's graft
these days in nearly an business
Ninety per cent Of the business PEG.
plc of Piltaburg are graltefa. It'a
the American system
These are the words OF self
confessed thief and can be taken for
what they are worth as showing the
depth Of Pittsburgh Shame
Net Nss Condition.
Pittahufg's graft syutem hand
and glove with the rotten state ava.
tenn. Is hoary with aee There have
hecn sporadic attempts At reform In
late years. but these asa not come
% anything The town Was content
apparently
The present upheaval was really
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01

started by Roosevelt. when In 1905 a
bank examiner reported 70 Wash.
ington hls discovery that tho hank
was buying counelimen's votes 10
Set city deposits NJ low lntoreht
rates, T II, stirred certain promi.
nant citizens 10 action and an in.
yestigation brought ont the aston.
lshinE truth that siK prominent
banks. with the knowledge and an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
Our Method Teeth
Us. False Teeth

When you invest Ia Our Method
Teeth you assure yourself an an.
uual dividend % comfort for al tho
Years 60 cone. aud we wili ssiaran.
tee 90 you a set u teeth that viii
eurpasa 10 beauty. comfort ard merv.
Ice the most beautiful aet ~ teeth
ever gruwn In any human bslnFs
mouth.
No orc viii pretend 10 say that
teeth fastened 10 = partial plate are
anY more than a makeshift They
simply tiil az the gap In the mouth
where the teeth have been Loaf Our
Method Teeth fih np the gap aud
they aiao allow on. 20 chew with
them with entire satisfaction.
II you hass only two back teeth
on each side. say molara. We can
supply all the front teeth that are
missing sith heantlfli. aarvicaabie.
iifeiiks teeth without ths uae %
partial plates % ordinary bridge
work This could not be- done 81
the bridge route Uuiika bridge
werk IN Smother FeaUecs. Il ts prac.
tically galnisas No boring or cut.
fing into the gums nothing 10 bs
dreaded
Curing PYurrheA llooac teeth. =
disease giveu up BY most dentists
as incarable. IA another 81 cur sps
ciaities We cure Il absolutely II
r. boasffui statement 70 make. hut
Ne can deliver the goods
We klvc a written guarantee with
All wurk
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01
BAD FOR ECZEMA
Water Frequently Aaarasassa Skin
Troubles

Water Frequently Aaaravasea Skin
Troubles.
In certain inland European dla.
trfrta where wsser Il seldom used
Tor bathing purposes the people ara
almost immune from skin Mffre.
ttons. The best authorities nov
Rkrce that soap aud water are 10
Dc avoided Ia the treatment u akfn
diseases. particularly eczema when
present IA the scalp or ON tho feet.
a. water Is an lrrltant. aud when
nos actually the cause Of the dis.
ease. AZ least aggrayatea h For
this reason prescriptions pot up in
iiqpid OF SOAP form. or containing
grease or ALCOHOL have always
failed
The now skin remedy. paaiarn. ia
a flesh.coloted ointment. containing
no grease Under lls directions
soap and wmtrr are forbidden. n
may be used on the tender akin q
Infants with soothing aud hanegi.
eial effect. and ln etznma raarn
stops the itehlng Immediately. rap.
IDLY restoring fhe skin 10 It's nor.
mai condition
Every dFugEiAt keeps both the
a0cenf size for miner tronbfesi
and the - Jar. and either ~ these
may - obtained At The Quaker
nrug Co. a. well a. other reliable
drug stores
8Gt no one 10 eTen asked 20 par.
chase paalam without first obtain
lng a sample package. which viii
be Heut ~ mail free Of charge.
upon request. By the Emergency
Laboratories. az West Twenty nfih
street. New York CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01

threw the wounded man or on q
curve. demolished a hand.oar and
ended tie flight IN q collision with
train Of empty cars. the engineer
and fireman jumping Ia time Ia
save themselves.
The logger, who WAS seriously
hurt. was further injured In being
thrown from the car. and will prob.
ably die. He was working at Camp
No. 2 Of the Twin Falls Logging
company, ~ miles saBt OF here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01

70 support his family. and sending
for Hlaheley. he told him the whole
rotton story.
blakeley let down the Immunity
bars for oouncIlmsn with guilty
conscience. and they came In a
rush 10 eonfeee In "a hours the
guilty stories OF i2 counellmen had
been told 10 the court. and for a
week the confessional continued.
Armed with these confessions,
lilakeley says he will get" the full
list OF bribo giving bankers the
men higher up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01
CAR RUNS AWAY
WITH DYING MAN

YAcoLT. Wash. April IA log
car on which an Injured logger was
being rushed to Yaeolt ran away on
a steep grade yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01
Pntsburg Nightly Stirred by Graft. Plans
Commission Government and Vice Cleanm

v.oarkable Charge by
Arch Bribetaker of Uni
yersal Graft in Smoky
Roosevelt Started
me Great Bribery Up
bsavalTo Expose Men
High Up Who Profit by
Vice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01
nv ANGUS GORDON.

~
psvrspuRG Pa. April Out %
-. esnele Of municipal graf. open
T. view By the Wholesale prosecu.
~. n hftha taking counciluen and
ssses sivlns business men. there has
49, ID Pigtshurg the fair form OF
X commission plan q government
80 ~ ms the RETURN element "
- city pins faith for the future
n, anating rottenncEs 81 the
Nv government al revealed BY the
seef,sslons % indicted and convict
a eooucilu,cu has stirred the city,
- nov there are many willing
a. fof WAYS anl means % cleans
AZ w the ness
Gang Will Fight tt.
vAen ~ n Stevenson, leader o.
49, fi,lreas reform movemeut. do.
ehsed that the commission plan be-
ssasssd ~ became the hero o. tho
snestlnn. The machine politicians
IN nxhf tooth and nail to defeat
xsexsnscas plan. but he declares
IA 4 cannot fAil d the people are
saffeienliy aroused
a. points out that 90 American
slsles With q total population 0f
seae 400 nov operate under com
r-lsslou piana and thereby escape
rrsst ana sxtraxaganco Under the
semn,lssion plan piftahurE would be
rssrfusd 3 q board o. citissns Nbo
xEmia take the city'a management
81 q TIE hands ~ ward BOSSES
saA PARTISAN politics. and apply tol
\ strictly honest business methods
yasFe wonid BE- no party names on
~ ballots. and tho commissioners
wunsd GOT represent the selfish nv
,exsEs Of classes or city sections.
III each would hg responsible 90
~ vhole city
Klein Told AL
Cart IehunY Klein. who for
ysars Distributed the graft among
III fsilow courciimen and who con
tsssed hls bribery crimes at the
ghreshoia of the pcssgenfiaFy says
Ia the eqUncli system has been
Responsible FOR Pittabnrw's corrap.
sNa Ne admits that councils Ia
sash b. al pccksted over 400 500
K hgihes given By six banks 90 get
- Guys deposits AZ los rates ~
lrtsrest. and By the Dallas G. Bysrs
ttsel mill % saeatc a street which
~ Hyers roncefu could use IN ttR
>ssseess These cases of bribery
ar vel established. but that the
poaariimea have been open Cor any
bort 81 maaey fr0m any source Is.
ise truth ef The matter
klsin says that Be- uaa Inevitable
nat co1nciiuien should fall 60
hfiheFy They are not elected for
DIR honof. and most of them ar.
tksap met. BE- said The clfy
rafs sAeae men nothing for their
tine aaf They have 90 live. you
knrw These Of us who took brfhna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-01

REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
fsO5 Third. ~. W. Cor. Union 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
MUST GIVE DUMB ANIMALS
MORE HUMANE TREATMENT
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. lS-Fersons who do not
respect the rights OF their dumb ami
mails In the cold winter months are go
ing 10 find themselves Up against the
law. according TO Special officer William
Roast. who spends his leisure holding
a stop watch on some speed maniac
catching the number OF his automobile
or motorcycle as n flashes through tho
business streets of the city.
ReaSt has additional duties now that
winter has arrived. The practice BY
farmers Of driving into town and Icav-
ING their teams unhlanketcd in the cold
Is goins 10 be stopped. saws tho special
oiflcer II separate Jail has 10 be built
10 hold the offenders
keaSt last night found team that
had been standing i'm the cold without
blankets for twelve hours Tho horses
were so Stin that they could not be per
suaded 10 move when the officer at
tempted 10 drive them TO a livery barn.
" is against the city ordinances for
a team 10 be left standing In one place
more than five hours at any season OF
lhe year hut 4 criminal offcuso has
b"en committed If an animal Is loft on
the streets without covering for even
an hour in the winter months. under the
law .' '''N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
nil dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 Q RIA
PR0V0'S $22 900 DRIVEWAY:
CALLS FOR MORE CASH
special ID The rrlhnno


PROVO, Dec. 1S.-Mayor ". H. Raw
and some of the members of tho cit,.
council. and the Provo -Olmsted BouIo.
ward committee were taken over The
opuIe'ard as far as Olmsted at the
mouth OF Provo canyon. and return yes-
terday afternoon I'm the Telluride Power
compa nf q new motor bus. Tho trim w.s
made Tor the purpose OF inspection and
70 decld" where improvements are 10 he
MADE The Few driveway is fnisned for
our hllies from Olmsrcd south. and work
iN nov beng done on the two miles near
EST The city While the completed part
was found 10 be an excellent piece Of
road. ~ was found that tho use OF mar
row track wagons has SO cut up the drive
lhni ~ rs necessary 30 make repairq
some f2e. has already heen spcnt on
the road. the greater part from public
subscription. l.. j.. Nunn. president and
manager of the Telluride Power com
pany. has contributed llborally and Utah
county has also appropriated "A large srrn
Provo city VIII finish the drive from The
city limits down Academy avenue 10
sixth South street. This will give a
smonth. beautiful driveway from tho de-
poi Ia the mouth of Provo CANYON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
TlNTlC MEN FOR JURORS:
EUREKA AND MAMMOTH
spccIaI 10 The TrIhune-


tREkA. Dec. Is-Thc following
jurors from Tinuc district have been
drawn 10 serve at the coming term OF the
with judicial court al Ncphi
EurckamH, Il. TulIcrid;. Mathew New
man, j. ". Embleton. Joseph T. O'Con-
nor. D. +. Laird. Don Tate. f. c. Hanson.
Henry Matsch. Elijah Bowen. Abe Webb.
Erlck Backlund, Thomas .. Davis A. r
Matson. John w. durd. John Diamond
Nick Combos. Righam steele. Wiiliam
Ferguson. Mathew Erickson. Chsrles W
Davis. Conrad Kopman. G. r. Fields. Ed
ward Smith. William Y. Mitchell. Charles
Allberg, Fred Anderson. l.. NJ Hurst
victor Carlson. william SundberE. Daniel
Bsker. isaac Norbeck, Charles Schelling.
Sr,. Peter Borup, S. =. Mickeson. An
drew Johnson George Moore, Charles
Sampson, William Humphrey. Arthur
lrone. Le" Matson. Theodore Sanderson.
Jesse Ferguson. Daniel JepperSon Joseph
\. Nelson. william 6. Foster. J. @.
FRANKIE. Ice Hopper. David J. Russell
Squire Brooks, Alfred Pendry. Samuel VI
Nelson. 5. NJ. Simpson. Jacob Brandt.
Y. :. Thomas. John lvey. u. g. Harper.
John Morley Eugene Biackfott. William
j. Adams, John I. Beck. W. B Thur
nells.
silver Cny--Andrew Baxter. Thomas
Sutherland. Arthur Einuer. j. T.. Lang
Luke Hickman. Alex Sutherland. George
PaNman. William Miller.
Nam mnoth-AuGusjus 4. WatterStrom,
Charles u. Robertson William n. Mes
bit. David Davis J. ". Moore, J. 8 Rob
erts. lanes T.. Lunt. George n. Imnce-
ford. Isaac Alfred. A. II. Sorenson, Dan
FarrlE. William Martin. Ira f.. Halls. r.
y. HarTiss. John Glllispic. .. T. Waihcrs
George HaIes, w. II. Elmer, Frank CLAY
son. n. 9. Forcey William Fnrcev Jarrv
NJ Sullivan. Hans J. Hssseu. William
Chatwin. Hyrum Flanders Thomas Chat
win, Thomas Hillman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
INDUCES BOYS
To DO WRONG
Such Is Charge of Ogden Off.
GERS Against Prominent
Citizen.
SAID TO HAVE PERSUADED
LADS TO COMMIT THEFT
Boys Make Confession ImpIi-
eating Edward Munsey, but
Munsey Enters Denial.
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN Dec. IS.-That Ed Munsey.
proprietor of a cigar store al Twenty
fifth street and Hudson avenue. has becr
guilty on more than ono occasion OF per-
suading boys TO steal articles for him. is
the statement made by detectives TODAY
following an investigation into the theft
o. 100 pound sack Of sugar case of
eggs and so-pound can OF lard from
the Edgard Jones grocery last night
which were recovered in Munsey's place
The theft OF the articles was reported
To Detective Robert Chambers by the
clerks a the store short time after
thoir disappesrance. Detective Cham
hers. assuming that tho articles had not
been taken far away. stationed himself
or Hudson avenue. in the same block
and kept watclI on every movement OF
persons passing through The dark ave
nue.. According 10 Detective Chambers.
Munsey cautiously left his store and.
after looking up and down the avenue.
walked rev yards back Of his store
and carried the articles into his rlace.
When Detective PcHdcr questioned
Nunsey. Inc told the officers that two
boys had left tho things in his STORE and
that he intended 10 buy the stolen ar
hcles from them: When confronted with
the proof that he moved the articles from
the cache" behind ms store into III.
building. Munsey is said 10 have admit
tsd dong so. but maintained that he
knew nothing about the articles being
stolen
Bud Harbetson and Ed Stanley. lads
falrly Well known 10 the Juvenile officers
We're picked up by The police and the
stanley boy made a Clean breast ~ fhs
theft lie declared that Munsey had told
hlm 10 steal the articles and he would
buy tscnl from him
MunseE Is said TO he we'll To do. owning
cigar store and several residences ma
buidlng lots In the city. valued at $40 COO
IL" has not been arrested, hut has besn
n't'n"d IL appear in the city court TO-
morrow morning 10 explain his coDnec.
ton with the looting of the sroceIy
store -'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
News of the HntermOuntain Region
CLASSES STORY OF SELF
DESTRUCTION EXAGGERATI0N
Special to The Tribune.

SpecidI TO The Irihuno.
OGDEN. Dec. lS-"A man has COM
mitted suicide Just beyond the north
limits OF the city" was the message
telephoned by an excited person To the
office Of Sheriff Barlow Wilson and the
police station at . O'Clock this morning.
Sheriff Wilson directed Deputy Sher-
iff Thomas BurR. who lives In that part
OF the city to go out and investigate
until his arrival. 4 few minutes after.
the sheriff was speeding north in an
automobile in search OF the suicides
body,
james TAYLOR. the young man who
telophoned the alarm. was found. lie
told the sheriff that he had heard shouts
Points and that Edward Fitzsimmons
had passed along the road short time
afterwards and told Taylor that a man
had killed himself al Eays place.
The party proceeded TO the Kay
ranch and tho proprietor awakened. IIo
told the officers that the story of his
suicide had been slightly exaggerated.
that Fitzsimmons had come to tho Kay
homo. where Mrs. Fitzsimmons Is en-
ploycd. and started such a disturbance
that he WAS sent away. Before Flt5-
simmons had got out OF carshot. Kay
says. he relented and called TO him TO
come back. but he refused to do SO.
Meeting Taylor and a companion i'm tho
road. FitZSlrnmonS. actuated by spite,
the officers believe. informed them that
n man had Killed himself al Eays house.
FitzSiIOmonS works for Calvert G.
Ieek, an Ogden plumbing concern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
Bon ELDERS APPLES:
THEIR EXCELLENT QUALITY
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Dec. lG-Encouca-
ing reports sre coming 10 tho various
sruit shipping organizations in Box Elder
county from the eastern markets ON tho
excellent condition OF Box Elder apples.
grown principally In the Bear River val
Icy. west Of Bear River County Tree
Inspector IsascSon OF this city H. in re-
celpt OF letters from the Chicago and
Kansas City dealers In northwestern np-
pies. I'm which they praise the Utah prod
uci far above that of the famous" an
pie regions The STACY Orchard COM
pany OF Chicago who are also Interested
in Bear River valley orchards. stated i'm
~ letter 10 their Utah representative that
the hfteen carloads of Bear River aprIes
they had received were by far tho finest
apples they had handled this year and
found ready buyers The same repnr,
came from Kansas CITY.
Apples arc dema nding big prices in this
city this fall. In the valley the price
per bushel ranges from 81 10 81 on
graded apples. Bushels containing ninety
10 one hundred apples bring So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
EUREKA BOY SCOUTS;
MANY ARE ENROLLED
The Movement Begins Under
Favorable Auspices, and Is
Strongly Supported.

| Special TO The Tribune,
| EUREKA, Dec IS.-Dr :, n. Ffoutz
OF this city has been appointed scout
master OF the Boy Scouts for Tintlc dis
| trct and on Monday evening called n
meeting OF the lads of Eureka TO which
thirty five boys responded. and they
were enthusiastic over the idea as pro-
pounded To them by tho scoutmaster. The
object OF tho organization is 10 band
the boys OF the country into what is
known the Boy Scouts, an organi2a-
ton formed In england iu 1908 by Cen
er1l Baden Powell and which now num-
bers in that country over 100000 NOM
bcrs, and 1t has branches In every
civilized country OF the earth. The
movement is for the purpose OF training
boys from f. to IS years Of age i'm per
Honal honor, in acquaintance with ma
ture, s"li-holp, readiness 10 go TO the
aid Of those needing assistance and TO
make thcm loyal, patriotic citizens.
Tho lads of Eureka elected as their
patrol leaders Wayucs Halcs. orvillc
Carrico. Frank Spriggs and Harold
shrlver, who al once made up their
companies as follows, each patrol con-
sisting Of eight bows and corporal
Hales- Herbert SprigGs. Miles lIalcs.
Darrell ArrtRoni, Oliver Carter. r.. Dur
fec Fred Fullridc. Melvin Shriver, John
Aylwsrd. Alex Brown. Jr
Carrico-Carl Fields. Lon Billings. Ray
Thompson. John llauey, Onei Whitmorc.
jerry Sullivan. Robert Tibhs StaugiaS
Jamen. MAYNARD Cronn.
Sprisgs-Lconnrd Fullmer. Harold
Beck. Carl Beck, Tod Eullmer. Dan
G%ron'ni ron Jr, Ray, Harper. Dean Henriod,
John Taylor, William Ferguson.
Shrivcr - Willard Carrico. Jerry
powney. Roy Thompson Frank church.
John Adams. Harold Morgan, a. Smith,
Arthur Burson.
George stott. a pupil Of tho Eureka
nigh school mud who is too old TO be-
come member OF the scouts, but who
Is taking an active interest in tho work,
Is preparing map Of the district north
Of Eureka FOR the use Of the boys In
their first outdoor drills and tramps and
Is marking out trails, springs etc. for
Two or three days, journey. Before
tho meeting closed, ~. {. Don Carlos.
manager of the Eureka Electric Light
COMPANY. gave the boys q very iustrUc-
tiNe ialk on the methods used In tho
construction of level transit FOR meas
urng The heights OF hills. John Il.
Vance. manager of tho Bel Telephone
company and "A Spanish war veteran.
gay" Tue boys lecture on military
be formed and. Doctor PfoUtz has the
business men Of TN" district. and every
man who has boy, at his back and
Ttntic district will hnvc nearly 500 bows
enrolled within tho next three months
Tho lads arc enthusiastic over the or
GaulzEtion and ar" bringing I'm all their
'hums. and II will result I'm giving them
plenty Of outdoor exercise cypnnaine
ing them physi"3lly AK well as mentally
giving them an idea OF woodcraft. geol-
oSN, elementary surveying. building
camps and emergency bridges making
quick meals while on a tramp barber
ing. and everything necessary to = life
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them pa'rioti" defenders Of this great
American continent May their shadows
never grow less.