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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
YIN. COUNCIL TO
GIVE ANNUAL BALL
Maple Hall Will Be Scene OF
Big Dance and Musical
Entertainment

OAKLAND, April THE annual oali
of council No s, Young Mems Institute,
will be held in Maple hall, Fourteenth
street at Webster, Friday evening. III
will be one of the first dances OF the
post-Lenten season, and those IN
charge are sparing no expense to make
the affair a success. The hall is to be
decorated with flags and the colors OF
the Young Mems Institute, eVerSreenS'
flowers and electric devices.
A committee composed of Miss Iden
Laingor, Miss Mae O'Keefe and Miss j.
Schirmer have charge of the decora- :
tionS and program. An orchestra OF
the best artists obtainable will furnish
popular music throughout the evening
for dancing and entertainment
The affair is in the hands of an
executive committee composed OF X. f.
Sullivan (chairman), ]. n. Gallagher,
Leo Mitchell, William Schirmer, Ed j.
Sohl, H. ]. Leonard and Thomas KERN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
APPROVE PLANS FOR
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

BERKELEY, April with the cleo
tion last night of new board of trus-
tees of the st. Johns Presbyterian n
church of this city plans for the build
ing of the new church were given i'm
petus. Ground for the structure, which
will cost 100000 and be erected in Col
lege avenue near Derby street, will be
broken In the near future. The building
will have a seating capacity of 750,
and the architectural plans Will closely
follow the lines of the present church
edifice.
On the board of trustees chosen last
night are: Robert Moulthrop, Freder-
ick Clark, w. l. w. Miller, DIR. Thoma g
c. McCleave, Charles Mohrhardt, Os-
wald Speir, Hubert Bryant, George G..
Wickson. Morris Kittredge, J. c. Kin
kead and ]. w. Richards.
At the annual meeting plans for the
structure were approved.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
EVENTS THE COUNTIES BORDERING THE BAY OF FRANCISCO
PARENTS SEEK TO
ANNUL MARRIAGE
Young ElOpers Not Forgiven by
Girls Mother, Despite
Announcement

BERKELEY. April Although the
hasty marriage of Miss Helen McCor-
mick. II year old daughter of H. 5.
Mccormick. and George Warfeld. I9
year old son of Mrs. Charles A. War
field, in San Rafael March %. was fol-
lowed by an announcement of for
giveness by the parents, it was learned
today that Mrs. Mccormick. mother Of
the girl, who was Frustrated by the
news of the wedding, has placed the
matter in the hands of Robinson & Rob
inson. Oakland lawyers, to sue for an
nuIment of the marriage.
The young bride groom, who has lived
apart from his youthful bride since the
elopement and pursuit, has shown his
spirit by also engaging a firm of law
yers to fight any and all attempts of the
McCormicks to have the marriage VOWS
set aside as illegal on account Of the
youth of the principals.
Young Warield, who is wealthy I'm
his own right. declared that he had
funds to fight the case and that he in
tended TO oppose any effort to annul the
marriage.
Since the runaway maria sc Warfeld
has been denied admission to the Nc
Cormick home at 3O12 Benvenue avenue
There are rumors, too, which have
met with prompt denials from War
field, that he and his bride have had
Misunderstanding. and that this is the
cause OF the present action of the Nc
Cormicks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
WILL STUDY CHARITY
QUESTION IN EUROPE
DIR. Jessica PeixOtto Will Be
International Delegate

BERKELEY, April 7.-Dr. Jessica
Peixotto of the faculty of the depart
ment of sociology and a member Of the
board of charity commission of this
city viii leave here in May for a six
months tour of Europe, where she will
attend national and international char
tiles conferences.
She will first attend the convention
at Copenhagen in June. She will also
be delegate TO the national council of
charities in st. Louis, from May 16 to
26. and viii visit charity organizations
in the eastern cities. a report will be
rendered the local commission, of which
she is secretary. on her return.
Mrs. Il. PeiXotto, her mother, will ac-
company Miss Peixotto on the trip.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
YOUNG MEMS LEAGUE
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT

OAKLAND, April THE members OF
the Young Mems league of the First
Methodist church held their regular
quarterly banquet tonight in the par
lors of the church, Fourteenth street at
Clay. Covers were laid for 120 per-
sons.
The program included a resume of the
leagues history by DIR. J. Homer Wool
sey, and debate, "Resolvsd, that po-
litical equality should be given woman
hood with Harshbarger and Hutchin-
son arguing for the women and Prum-
ner and Chamblin upholjing the mega
tive
Rev. William c. Poole, f. c. Thomas
and ]. NJ. Robinson had charge of the
arrangements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
MASONS TO CONDUCT
F. S. CONES FUNERAL

ALAMEDA, April 1.-THE body of
Fred $. Cone, formerly justice of the
peace of this township who was
drowned at Reno Monday, arrived here
this morning.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock in Ma
sonic temple under the auspices of Oak
Grove lodge, Free and Accepted Ma
sons.
Cone was a nephew of the late e.
b. Mastick and Seabury Mastick, and
was a cousin of Mrs Frank Otis and
George II. Mastick He is survived by
a widow and two brothers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
MARRY FIRST AND
TELL PARENTS LATER
Young Lovers Elope, but Are
Forgiven

BERKELEY, April 7.-Believing that
afterward, Roderick L. Daley, aged 81,
and Miss Eleanor Dorsey, aged Is, both
employed by the II. NJ Heineman COM
pany of San Francisco, were married
quietly in San Francisco yesterday
Mrs. Dorsey. who lives at 2S0S Grant
street, was apprsed of the wedding by
a telephone call. She readily forgava
her daughter.
Daley lives at "a Octavia street, San
Francisco, and has been engaged to the
Berkeley girl for several months
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
BANDITS ARE TAKEN
BACK TO SACRAMENTO

OAKLAND, April 7.-Chief of Police
Ahern of Sacramento took back to Sac
ramento today Archie Reardon and
Henry Smith, the saloon bandits who
were captured on a Southern Pacific
train a First and Washington streets
yesterday.
The police have not been able to con-
meet Reardon with q criminal record.
He would not talk, and so far his pic
ture has not been found in the rogues'
gallery.
Smith served sentence at San Quen-
tin for burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
ENTOMOLOGIST TO AID
FIGHT AGAINST PEST

BERKELEY. April Leonard H.
Day Of the department of entomology
Of the university has been called to
Sonoma county by the orchardists who
wish TO improve their crops this year
by eliminating an insect with which
they have been troubled for several
years. Day conducted the campaign
against the Goblin moth in Watsonville
and san Benito county last year. For
merly there was IS per cent Of wormy
fruit in the districts but it has been
reduced by the university experts to
less than 5 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
UNIVERSITY HEADS
TO SPEAK AT PICNIC

BERKELEY, April President
Wheeler and Doctor Jordan will be the
main speakers of the morning at the
farm picnic a Davis, May 8. Profess
sor Wickson, head of the college Of
agriculture, viii preside Other speak
ers will be: Prof. L. w Major, Live
stock. Prof. w. r. Clarke, "Horticul-
ture"; Prof. NJ. Z. Jaffa, Poultry; Miss
Katherine Winans, Dining Hall"
OFFICIAL SECURES LEAvE-Berfeley. April
Fire Marshal James Carpenter has secured
months leave Of absence to visit Coalinga
where he has oil interests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
RECEIVER PUTS THIRTY
CENTS IN TREASURY
Court Proceedings Will Be
Necessary to Get Money

OAKLAND, April Thirty cents
was placed today in the county treas
ury by Frank d. Adams, receiver of the
Thurber paint company, because he was
unable to pay ii out The money be-
longs TO the Howe Winchester COM
pany, which has gone out Of business.
Legal proceedings, which viii cost
bout SO. viii be necessary to get it
out. II. < BTickeu, one of the part
ners in the paint company, sued Z. c
Thurber. the other partner, necessitat-
ing q winding up Of affairs
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Oakland Branch Will Hear Re-
ports for Year

OAKLAND, April THE suffrage
amendment league of Oakland will hold
it's annual meeting Friday afternoon at
o'clock at the Young Women's Chris
tian association. Fourteenth and Castro
streets. Yearly reports of all the off,
GERS will be read. The annual election
will take place. A large attendance of
members is expected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

BURGLARS STEAL FOOTWEAR April
T-Elvin Brenner's home az 81 Merrimac
street was broken into last night by burglars
while the family were at the thcater. The
house breakers carried away $50 worth of
Jewels Fifty pairs of shoes we're stolen from
J. b. Ferguson's store at 3414 East Fourteen3l
street last night by burglars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
PLAN RECEPTION FOR
MICHIGAN PROFESSORS

BERKELEY, April 7.-Accompanied
by Wilfred B. Shaw, general secretary
of the alumni association of the Uni
versity of Michigan, Prof. Mortimer z.
Cooley, Prof. John o. Reed and Prof.
Henry NJ. Bates will arrive in San Fran
cisco next Wednesday.
Preparations are being made by the
Michigan alumni in the Berkeley fac
ulty to receive them.
Among the savants and others who
will assist in giving the reception are:
Prof. C. VI. Gayley Mrs A. F. Lange
Prof. Bernard Moses Phillip Il. Boone
Prof. Alexis f. Lange Mr.. and Mrs. II. ".
Prof. Armin o. Leusch- Fairbanks
ner Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Prof. Leon J. Richard Whitney
Miss Gertrude H. Mason
Prof. Z. ". Hilgard T. ]. Wrampelmeir
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
ESTATE APPRA

ESTATE APPRAISED-0ahland, April THE
estate of David Moyes. aged man who was
committed to the state hospital at Stockton a
few days ago, has been appraised at s16,-
5000. Moyes was a pioneer resident of Hay
ward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

tract IS to be an example of a money
maker and we have priced it so that we
can point to it and say ''We sold the people
that property in April, 1910, for SIS front
loot Some OF them made as high as 200
per cent on their actual cash outlay within
18 months
-Guess maybe you'd like to know where
it is
Guess, maybe we'll tell you-tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

WILL IMPROVE LIGHT SERvIcE-Berkeley.
April THE council in conference with
Manager John A. Britton of the Berkeley elec-
trio light company today in regard to an in
crease In the number Of electreliers TO be
placed in the business portion of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

Folding beds, choice assortment, at
II. Schellhaas' corner store. 11th St,
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

MILL HAND LOSES FINGERs-Oakland April
Lewis Olsen. a milIhand. was cut by a
circular saw this morning at the Burnham-
Standeford planning mill, losing two fingers Of
his right hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES
Supreme Court Decides Case
Coming From Tulsa
County

The supreme court IN decision
uphOlds tho advice OF the attorney
general and the practice Of tie gov
ciu0r IN the appointment OF superior
court Judges ami clerks IN counties
whcrein the recent federal census
showed that they had reached the
class designated By the law as en-
tilted to a superior court
The matter came pthrouga an ap-
peal made bg Francis Il. Brannon
el Tulsa eouniy, Who sought to have
his name as 4 candidate Tor superior
1udge on a a0n-pariisan ticket placed
on Tie general election ballot The
court denied writ OF mandamUs
against tho Tulsa county board OF
commissioners and held That can
fidaies naTe could not legally be
placed on ballot except the nominat-
big petition be 6led 30 days before
ilin primary election IN this case
however The eandidate was unable TO
comply wto that provision Of the stat
ute since ihe federal census report
concerning Tulsa county was roceiy-
"a July ss only twelve days before
'he primary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19

takes to tho extent of $4,000 In one
year and since left they are carry
ing ont the system | laid out Last
year they Increased that saving to
Yll000 and to show YOU that this "a
nor the only place thai this work has
been carrled on. " you viii write to
Mr.. b. " Sands, superintendent OF
water works at Tulsa, Okla, and ask
hlm FOR q report on his revenues now
and what they IS months ago (which
! think he has made out by this timer
you viii find that he has collected
IN actual cash al least $4,000 that
should have been collected each year
Tor a numeber OF years before be took
charge aud that the city Is now re-.
celYne possibly Sl0,CO0 year more
than they would have received had
the plant been allowed 20 run along
! nthe same old rut While do not
agree hr Sands IN a lot of things he
has done and possibly will do in the
future hissys,cm Of operation twhile
y may have takcn longer than a man
experienced In the water works bust.
nessl Il has brought results ln the
operating department ana Tulsa wa.
tor plant is the best paying plants In
the State today. While their primary
source Of water supply Is bad ana
believe viii have 10 be changed some
day, their water Is now clear aud
wholesome as Arkansas river water
can BIZ made with chemical treatment
Now, Mr., Mayor did not start on.
With the Intention Of giving YOU al
account of tho different plants that
have kept track Of have used the
above as an Illustration OF what can
be done when water plant Is opcr.
ated MS Il should be. would like III
take the matter up further with you
and 80 into detail as to my method
OF operation and as to the probable
saving to your city wish to say
further that ! have the utmost conf
dcncc IN being able TO save your cits
considerable money as you viii see
by the following offer I make.
will go to Guthrie at any time yot
wish and after thorough mvestiga
tioa Into the operation Of your plani
(Which would require about a week.
would make you report as to abou
bow much | could have your city. Nj
charges from that time on would h,
two thirds Of tho actual saving that
! would show you fnot lncinding new
consumers IN the decrease In thi
cost of operating and the increase Il
the revenues, which would show II
a Years time after took charge oI
your plant as consulting engineer
(Coutinued ON PAGE "A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
CLAIM is ADVANCED
Questions Of International Law
Figure Largely In
Argument

The hearing Of the Kickapoo land
fraud eXtraditlon cases uegan this
morning Ia the F,leral court room
before United states Commissioner
ribbctts OF this city District lttr
ncy Embry and Snecial Assistant At.
torney General n : Keartul are ap.
pearlng for the government, and J
II MaXey and H. n. BIakeney OF
Shawnee aud G g. HorDor Of this
cliy representing tho defendants, J.
VI Adams of Shawnee, appearing spec
tally for Grimes. senator Barazaluce
Of Coahuila Mexico. aud Senior I.eou
Gomez, The Mexican consul general az
Kansas cltS are here as represents
tlycs OF the Mexican government.
This morning Mr. Hornor advanced
the proposition that as the crime
charged would have been outlawed BY
the Mexican government at the time
the parties We're arrested, the Mexican
statute Of limitations having run while
they were residents Of that country.
hat under the treaty It would not 10
proper go exiradite.
MIR MuXey followed him with an ex-
position OF the JlfI,.rut Ooistructit.ls
that had been placed upon treaties
by the United states government and
at the noon adjournment was JUST
ready To take up another phase Of the
matter lie continued his argument al
l3O along the same lnc and cited
nuneron. authorities.
This afternoon Mr. AIoxey took up
his argument along the line that II
the defendants could not be brought
back from Mexico 10 the uniteI
States that we should not allow the
Mexican government 20 take them
back to Mexico
The facts alleged hy The Mexican
government are that after the kicka-
poo Indians moved from Indian terri
tory 10 Mexico the defondants, Brown
coalne Crimes Chapman and Gar
reti forged The namos Of the kicka-
ppos TO q number Of deeds and checks
and obtained posse sion Of large
portion of their land In Indian terri
tcrg Il Is alleged that the crimes
chargpd Were committed in 1906
and the defendants claim that the Ok.
lahoma statute of limitation has run.
therefore the could not be convicted
here md That Il would Va unfair 70 al
los them 70 be tried IN Mexico. even
though the acts committed took place
In Mexico
The tuted states government viii
begin pre- entIng Us case late this ev-
eune 0r tomorrow morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
DENIED MOTHER INSTINCT
Mrs. Kimmel Repudiates Con
vlct Claiming to BE
Her Son

ST Louis, Oct l9--In a recital re-
liete with dramatic touches, the Rey.
.ordello Herrick, an Important wit
less IN the Kmmel Insurance case,
tcstifylng IN TIE United States cir
rit court Tuesday. told OF meeting
in Auburn prison between the con
iict, once known as Andrew J..
White and the mother and sister OF
ieorge a. Kimmel, the missing Ark.
'nsas City Kan, bank cashier DR..
lerrick is chaplain Of Auburn prison.
White alleges that he IS Kimmcl,
3Gt his relatives deny this aud are
suing the New York Life Insurance
company Tor insurance on his life
IN September, 1908. Mrs. f,stellc
himmel the mother. called at the
prison to see The convict Known
here as George A. kimmcl,1 the Rev
Hefick said
When she went into the visitors
room she was. separated from Kimmel
fy 4 wire screen The moment she
entered she exclaimed. That is mol
my SON Kimmel said: Let me come
alound The screen where she can SEE
no better,
Looking straight at Mrs. kimmel
The convict said. You must know
that ! am yplir sen Yoar hearf s4ra'
tell YOU So What shall / call y7v2
eMrs. Kimmel hceltated an instant
2rd replied Call me mother
Mrs kImmBl aflerwafH denied thai
ftr ennxiri was her son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
HIS STORY APPALLING
iCoilaad Yard SIeulh Relates
How He N0undsd CrIppen
to Capture


London Oct l9.--At the Crippcn
rial today Inspector Dew Of Scotland
Yard, who bounded the doctor TO his
capture, took the stand and related
che storS OF the events leading to -de
capture.
Professor Augustus J Pepper who
examined the remains found In the
Crippen cellar gave testimony saying
nc was unable to determine The Sc. OF
the yiclm bul was satisfied the
parts were human and that they had
been severed by hand skilled in surg
cry. The organs were healthy and I'M
1icated a stou'ish person. in middle
life. They had been buried between
four and eight months One part bore
-..e scar OF an operation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
F AC I s,
NOT LIES
COUN I

The Guthrie Capital lied about the
constitution It lied about tho legi
latnrc II lied about Guthrie IL Hon
about Article 3 Section . Anl in
this campaign ii prints nothing but
falsehoods. IN every eampaign shei
the Capital lies the hardest ttc liar
tS city, railroad nr Interest FOR ehiaa
Il lies Is defeated II sill be- SO on
November s This morning the Can
ital has a flare relative 10 an article
printed in The Leader October l1.
and taken from q Muskogee paper o,
October l5 The article referred q
the bis MeNeal frost AZ Muskoger
The article was taken from the Mus.
kogee paper without abridgemeni. Al
teratiun or condensation The CAP
ilal SAYS the article was never print.
Cd IN Muskogee and would have It's
readers believe that u is "a fake.
The Leader prints nothing bur ~,
Truth. We seek to print the facts.
The Leader has no desire To dlstort
or magnify What good can iyne
dOg A lie viii ont, the same as mnr
der TIE Capital itself Is Il bold
demonstration Of the fact. TIE article
az reproduced In The Leader Is true
The Lender will pay the Capital S5Uo
II the Nuskogee clipping printed ou
the Editorial page Of The Leader
October II was not taken from the
first page OF The Muskogee paper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
|: EXCITING
Touch Of the Dramatic Enters
Into Railroad Stockholders
Meeting

Chicago. H. Oct There was
unexpected excitement today at the
anua meeting OF ihe Illinois Central
failroad stockholders Attorney Max.
woil Elgar, who bad proxies from
ilie Independent committee, nemd.
ihe secretary MeYagb of t.e q. $.
treasury. made G arses OF gross mis-.
management of all affairs OF the com
pani Almost simultaneously deputy
aherilts served subpuenas on officers
ol the road 10 appear In a ten million
dollal damage suli brought by Attor,
Hef edgar AniQug the defendants
named arc jamcs r. Hmahm. cor
nelus Vanderbilt john Jacob Astor
! Odgen Armour and Robert " Goe-
lei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
OFFERED TO OVERHAUL
THE LOCAL WATER PLANT
And Take Two-ThITdS Of The
Actual Savings for
Payment

L. y Mcfarland, an engineer made
an Offer July Is. 1910, to save Guthrie
some money on ita water ~ stem lie
offered to do the Job and take as pay.
ment two-thrds Of the profits he say
ed the city
Has The mayor presented the orig
iual proposition TO the council?
llote is the correspondence In full;
Dewey, Okla, Oct IS, 1910. Editor
Leader. - wrote a letter TO the mayor
OF GuthHe some four months ago re-.
gardng the reconstruction Of The op.
GRAFTON ct the prcscut water system
NJ Gu.nrie and offered TO enter into
cc tact tla would absolutely guar.
aztec the city Of Guthrie against any
chance of a loss under any condition.
II ry know ledge OF the conditions at
Guthrie are cOrrec' the efficiency OF
the water plant would be greatly in
creased and the city OF Guthrie would
be not less than ten thousand dollars
In reycunes and operating expenses TO
the good but approximately $1,000
decrease in Insurance each year
I WISH 10 SAY THAT Your
CITY rs PAYING THE HIGHEST
RATE or INSURANCE OF ANY
CITY ~ THE STATE OF OKLAlio-
MA and for no other reason than the
lack Of proper operation and want Of
construction In your water depart.
ment aud therefore believe that II
your citizens were familiar with the
conditions they would Immediately
take steps 10 remedy the difflclencics
that no weXlst
| DID NOT CONSIDER THAT
YOUR MAYOR WAS ACTING EN-
TIRELY IN GOOD FAITH when he
did not even answer my letter do
not care 10 do business With man
that has not common courtesy to re.
ply to letter or proposition like I
make him, for II he was acting IN
good faith and for the lnteres, Of
the city be would have atleast looked
into my proposition, as there was
soothing To loose and everything TO
gain.
Any statement tina, have made
here Is with actual knowledge Of the
conditions at Guthrie aud not guess
work on my part. Respectfully yours
J.. Y. Me Farland Consulting Engineer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
SUNDAY LAW VIOLATIONS
Grady County Grand Jury
Win Start Probe at
Chickasha

Chickasha. Okla, Oct lg.-The sec
ond grand jury to be impaneled since
statehood Is in session in Judge Bailey
court Judge Bailey charged the jury
especially along the liues Of non-per-
lornance Of duty by county and city
officers and asked them to make a
through examination OF complaints If
they should hear Of any
The jury WIS charged to investigate
violations Of the Sunday law. mention.
ing Il had been reported that tickets
aid been sold 81 Sunday theatres.
Since the repeal OF the Sunday closing
ordinance by the city council theatres
have beehTrunning on Sunday. though
the managers claiin no tickets have
been sold orihese performances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
ATTRACTIVE TO FARMERS
Great Crowds in Panhandle
Section Greet Live
Stock Train

Woodward, Otia oct ~ Although
o Yers cold morning for the Pau
aadle section of Oklahoma. one
tlousand iarmers gfeef@d the HYr
sinek demonstration train al t,age
eafil this morning and fifteen bun
dred q, Woodward Farmers IN this
section are rejoicing over goost
rpin which viii De very beneficial 4
big wheat acreage Is planted. Tho
wheat avesage in the Panhandle see
ton viii DC Increased 80 to 90 per-
cent this year according to II. \.
Bainer agriculture demonstrator for
Sauia Fe railroad. eho Joined tile
train today TITO Santa Fe through
Mr. Bainfr has distributed $500
beshels Of pure seed wheat % faria-
ets ii fhe Panhandle section.