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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01

day afternoon at Broad and Union
streets, short distance from the
of the Kenduskeag and PEN
obscot rivers which divide the city.
Famed by strong wind It swept
devastating the business
section and then sweeping into the
North END. where are most Of the.
hest residences
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01

senator's ana representatives APP
proved the idea, and now the an
nouncement Is made that the end Of
the week Will witness the arrival in
Washington OF two tIanloads OF
farmers" each ana every one Of them
guaranteed to be- real agrarinn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
HobbIed Bride Welqhed $40.

Wayne, w. Va, May Miss Ger.
trude May Davis weight $50 pounds,
aged 19 years, was married here to
NJ C. McGorry, who tips the scales
at 49, The bride wore a hobble skirt
and picture hat. No notice was TAX
en- OF the groom's dress.
Another Warning.
Not always they who take their fannelH
off
Are subjects for obituary Groom.
Ths sudden. fatal. sharp pneumatic cough
Gets those who put their straw hats on
too soon.
-Chicago Post
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
ARRIVED TOO IAIt
Mrs. Brown Dies Shortly After Reach.
Ing New York Home.

New York, May Within a few
hours after arriving In New York in
race against death from Montana,
Mrs. Margaret DAILY Brown. daughter
Of the late Marcus DAILY and wife of
Henry c. Brown banker of New York
and Baltimore. died at the home OF
her mother here. Mrs. Brown became
seriously i'll at Anaconda. Mont, and
It was decided to get her out of the
high altitude at the earliest possible
moment. She was hurried back to
this city on a private car.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
Two Killed In Wreck.

Dayton. o., May Michael Crum.
ley, switchman. and Albert Hicks
yard clerk in the Pennsylvania rail
road yard here. were instantly killed
and Charles Grandin of Xenia was
probably fatally injured when a Penn
sylyania passenger train hit yard
engine on the main track in the Day
ton yards. knocking 1t through Crum
ley's shanty.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
Boy Shoots cOmpanlOn's Husband.

Canton, o., May l.-Fsber G. Elder,
30 OF Minerva, is believed TO be
dying as the result OF a bullet wound
inflicted by Virgil Robart. II, when
Elder found Robart and Mrs Elder
together. The shooting occurred in
the home Of Mrs. Mary Yingling. Mrs.
Elders mother.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01

Northbound-'12:21 d. m: sC;21 q.
~ x7:57 D. m.
southbound-alU.O5 a. M; s7:57 ..
m.
'Daily except Sunday.
xSunday onyL
ADaily.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
Rig EOuR

Westbound-'No,. A, 5:5s a. m;
mo. n. 1906 o, M; .No. 81. 1866 D.
m; mo. 43, 7:13 y. M; EMO. 8, 1880
"A. m; ?No. 8, s:l0tp.-m.
Eastbound-.No, 2, 2:47 a. M: sNo.
-. 9;25 a. m4H,+Noo46. 1926 p. M;
?No.h1OG 5:27 p, MI .No. 1G, 1850 D.
m; tNo. IS, 10.42 pm.
'Daily. 2Daily' except Sunday. i.
In effect at 1901 p. m. April 10.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
BIC SENSATION
ON The CARDS
Legislature Will Probe the
Bribery Charges.
grand JtIRYlTO GET BUSY
nv 9M wv lNamaIhls ~ - N ~

9N VIII stNaiN alhit ,l'N 4r.fN lf
ss1isd 4un p3SST = = ~ s,gp nts
Fhrse Burns Detective Agency Men
.ff Jailed at Columbus on Charge Of
Paying Representative Nye Of pike
County 70 Vote For and Against
Msasures--Money Turned over TO
Speaker vlnins, Who Helped Lay
~ Trap That Caught tho Operatives.
4. -.il Columbus. o., May l.-Revelations
following the arrest OF three Burns
detectives at the instance OF Speaker
Samuel J. Vining and Representative
George b. Nye forecast the most thor
ough and farreaching probe of legis'
istive bribery in the history Of the
Ohio legislature. Both members OF
the senate and house are known to
be Involved In the evidence the de-
teetiyes have gathered and have
turned over to Prosecuting Attorney
Edward c. Turner,
The grand. jury investigation he
~ 'lgwill rlakelis expegedy to involve 9TH
ers In addition to those implicated by
the work Of the detectives in in
= dpehk enem bets to accept ,bribes on
~ 1.-TWO hbs, ithe' Green womens nine
hour workday bill and the White
$50 Who're mutual lfnsdrhnte bin. uI
.nQ a., r. 8. Harrison of the Burns agency
told OF traps laid to catch three sen
wac Ktofs' on these bills and or the offer
to Representative. Nye, lie told the
story in detail.
" 'rhere are others.r said Charles j..
Pretzman. attorney for the Burns
agency, significantly
Legislative investigation also will
be made A Joint probe committee
Nill be named by Lieutenant Cover
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
o. ID. a M. rIlEcrRIO.

Bouthbound-cars leave every hour
for Columbus from d. m. to o .. m,
and 10 and III . N. for Delaware.
NorthbouDd- SJVrs leave Colum bus
every hour on the half hour, 1rona
$50 n. m. to $3.50 pm.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
O. M. II. ELEUTRIC.

Northbound--Cars leave Marion pfos
Bucyrus at 9, 8. 10 a. m; IL noon. q.
4, 9, 8 and 10 p. m. nj 81
Southbound--Cars JsAve Busyrus
for Marion at 7. 8 cad III .. m. ana
1, 3. 5, z. . and IL r. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
ERIE.


southwest--1O:27 a. m; T:2O o. m;
l:25 n. m.
IaSt--5:4s a. M; 1a:5I p. m; 1l:NS
. M S't5 D. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
CHICAGO q ERIE.

CHlCAGO a. ERIE.
West-1O:25 a. M; 1905 q. m;
x5:15 D. M; '7:10 a. m.
East-5:S5 a. M; 1866 q. m; x6:lE
p. M; 6:49 -. m. saI
'Dary except Sunday.
Runs TO Marion only.
xRuns to Ohio City only.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
CASTORIA
Fer Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
pssru The ~ ,<<~
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
HOOKING VALLEY

North--'7:07 4. m; I0:17 q. m:
417 p. m; 6:1o p. M; 11:15 D. m.
south-5:50 a M; 7:20 a. M; s1:ss
D. m; 1890 D. M; 1922 q. N.
'Daily except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01

ms ap Isrse ror rne second measure.
The limitation on 1t expires Saturday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-01
WEATHER FORECAST

Ohio Tomorrow: Showers
and much cooler; variable
winds, becoming northwester.y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22
rTn toNogHoRnanNs Brnrrn.

wireless evening second ts strike
tire Territory enrolled under The Ewako
KarVho the quautmsn On the nio
that number lost shor
abA Yesterdays strike lie tho onghoremen a. Khun and already
plantation probably Japnhoab The
Hawaans Maui will be hunting jobs
know whether the have
grievance that the br Of Hawaii
gained by striking wsg the Territory have been going
steadily when win work cannot and
ed living Employers In Hawaii with few exesp
like Of interest in their welfare
their the maximum in toll for
between and
double advancing mitigating
hardshps giving the employer faithful
II the Territory through Of little strikes
s bond Of sympathy between employer and employed may break and main
conditions the deiment of all concerned
believe followed teachings
Eyalkp upon
trouble themselves those dependent
upon muddld few Of the
followers should the fact Ewalko
his ympahizers may His SALARY
be little indication of thu
Ewio
day At the
advising aboa under other
tractor to strike - - -f
Territory Kahulu do
vtiOpments profit by what may be tcaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22
INTERNATIONAL PRACR.

the
wider international which
the Rev DR. Wesley HILL president
n issue ~
that Doctor Hill between cables
from the Mediterranean from China
evidence that
contrary,
Citations the PRONUNCIATION of the claim believe
established
in the brotherhood
God win bear fruit million
deayvrs
Doctor Hill
tho leading country
prominent Japanese educators brought this university
preaching
States Jordan
out that Empire from which Doctor Hill has In England in
uf
pe that is not Christianity but
which the builded
How very appropriate it all is this year glorious
chstmas that the Emperor pr Japan
fstates sasl 81 ttfS}A ~ N,Aa fstf he
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22
PREFERENCE RIGHT Y. +.
QUESTION AGAIN
Matter Brought Upnby Kick Filed
With Harbor Commissioners
by F. L. WaIdron.

Fred l.. Waldron, local representative
of the Harrison Direct Line, has made
a vigorous kick to the harbor commits
sioners. He believes that discrimina-
ton ON the part of harbormaster has
been shown in favor of an American
steamship as against foreign vessel
consigned to HIM The kick brings up
again the Hpreferenee rightn question.
Mr.. Waldron . letter, which was read
before the board yesterday afternoon,
says:
/" / would respectfully lay before you
the following facts which in my opin-
ion show gross discrimination mot
Intentionally against certain foreign
steamers calling at,this port, -
The S. s. Crown Of lieiasarrived
here on the evening of December ],
able and fully equipped to discharge
her 205o tons, cargo and sail within
forty eight hours.
Inasmueh as the principal con;
signee desired discharge ct wharf
fairly convenient to their works THE
Hawaiian Fertilizer Company, i was
arranged with the harbor master TO
place the steamer AZ the mauka end
of the new Matsou wharf where she
I WAS DHHPOoc0 10 AANb a buAI0 VI TUG
covered portion to truck in fertilizer
which could not BIO immediately taken
by. the drays from ships sliags. .-,f
Fer the reason that there was prae.
tieally no space allowed. under the COW
cred wharf, the vessel was compelled to
discharge on open wharf only Rs fast
as the drays could take from sings and
might work made impossible
~
the Crown Of Galicia and by the Gus
tomary Preferenee right TO wharf mas
| given the mHkai end Of wharf, com.
pletely under roof and enabling her 70
discharge $500 tons in four days.
HThe comparative cost works out o.
Grown of lGalieia discharged 2O5o
tons; Wharfage, four and q quarter
days, $4,000; delay 10 steamer, two
and quarter days at $500, 1915; total
] S94l.30, or equal TO 45.e cents per ton
Honolul0n, discharged 1900 tons, nc
l-dslRy; Wharfage, s273.6s, or equal tc
ST. cents per ton, 81 that the dis
elimination against the foreign vessel
WAS more than forty eeats per ton.
''The purpose Of bringing the above
facts 70 your honorable body il by
| way ~ 1NffnhttAE Arfltlon OF the
present system of WharfaEe charges
whereby steamers az disadvantage IL
unloading can be charged at q rate pei
TON Of discharge which wonld be oquit
able AZ against steamers having custom
aFY preference rights. Such compara
tive dgures ~ are here brought 10 y0ul
noiiee will undoubtedly result in giylnf
fefeign ship owrefa . very unfayoFahl,
impression ~ ilonolulg ~ 3 port u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22
PLAN is ADOPTED BY 1865
municipalities in THIRTY TWO STATES

The commission form of government
was adopted in five cities in the re-
cent elections. These five are. Sacra-
mento, Calif6rna; Manhattan and Cha
mute, Kansas; Fremont, Michigan, and
Forest Park, Illinois. This makes
total of one hundred and sixty-six cities
in thirty,twO States, that are now gov.
erned by commissions, say the Indiana.
polls News' ~
Within the last two months, eighteen
cities elected commissioners, OF these
OMAHA with,a population of $4,000
was the largest, with Sacramento, of ap.
proxiinately $4,000, second.
A number of other municipalities are
lpreparing.to take action under general
/ pefmissive4 lswSs which were passed by
the legislatures laat spring with q view
to adpption@f tho commission plan.
In sacrainehto there had been con.
FldeS4bll stsauh lsixith .the- city admins.
Aration and ssogneat deal of ldissatiafae-
tion was expressed with both the old
line partisR. "a committee on the 10
vision Of, the charter submitted to the
people one of the most interesting and
unique dce1mshts which has yet 'ap-
| peAred ia the short ballot movement.
It pfosidedlfpr ths shortest possible bal,
lot ere isouimisaiOner 70 be chosen
every year. 2 ~ :;
The charter commission in Portland,
Ores l. expected to. make a report soon,
A list Of those cities, which, mp to the
last elsetiss, had adopted the commits.
sion form Of government. follows:
Alabanaa4i=RirminghAn, ~ rcordpyAi
Hartselle, Huntsvflle, Mobile, MOntgom.
cry, Talladeka, Tuscaloosa.
California Berkeley, Modesto, Mon.
terey, Oakland, Sacramento, San Diego,
Santa Cruz, San Luis obispo, Vallejo.
Colorado Colorado Springs, Grand
Junction,
Idaho-IewiSton
! Illinois; Cafbondale, Clinton, Deea-
tur, Dixon, Eigin, Forest Park, Hamil.
ton, Hillnboro, Jacksonville, Kewanee,
Moline, Ottawa, pekln, Rochelle, Rack
Island, Springfield, Spring Valley, wau-
kHgan.
Iowa. bprlingtou, Cedar Rapids, Dos
Aoiues, ~ Dodge Keokuk, Marshall
town Sioux city.
Kansas Anthony, Abilene, Chanate,
! f0ffeyyille, cherfyyale, Caldwell, C0un.
80 Grove, Dpdge city, RmpoFia, Eureka,
oirafa, Hutchinson, Independence, lola,
ieayenpurfh, Kansas city, nunhait4ai
Marion, NeNtonl Npodeaha, PaTyons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22
vrTAr,rTY 81 Mosoufrh raaa.

Jersey fghtng mosquitoes
that mosquitoes
merely their vitality years win hatch
covering provided Smith agricultural
station of Brunswick New article the Christian Science
describing the methods proceeding
tamous regarding this vitality of mosquito
theory that
mosquito it's early stages aquatic without
Provide
stngnnt bodice your
= bodies of containing
those with
filed with rogyra salt marshes species develop
differently in salt or fresh water either storm tide
I'LL the breeding that
develop there lay their moist marsh mud and they
IS may feta Their afOr saaysto hatch whenever
II covering comes on. aa
results
combination of viii
years. drainage
of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22
missionary HERE AFTER CUMMING 4 "a.
GAHTLET or SHELL FIRE IN CHINA

there were no sosious disturbances at
Ghnngking, That city became the
safety point for all foreigners in CEN
tral Szeehuen, however, and they
crowded in TO the number of a couple
of hundred, 80 many that the consuis
became alarmed and ordered them
down the river 70 Shanghai. They
Toured that should as7fcteign power
interfere in the revolution the inter.
ference might sgnaliEe a massacre Of
Foreigners. A British gunboat escort
ri the party to Marking.
DE. Sun Prominent.
Dr. sun is the choice Of the better
class in China for the presidency
should republic be established Mr.
Hooker reports hearing him much dis.
eussed among the students o. China
" He il certainly tina man responsible
Tor this whole Fevolution, Nc says.
IL Is wonderful whs0 thih man has
been able 10 do and how the people
have adopted his cause. l DO not thlnk
that China Is ready Tor q republic, how
ever. A limited monarchy would mean
mnrh more settled eonaisinnH -
Mr. Hooker has represented the
American Bible Society in cbnnRsinq
for seven yearS hlu two s0ns aefs
bora ihure, yesterday 3 Rrrynl here
hrinH their hrri glimpse ~ an Amer
1890 eity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22

eNash a64 rifiA ICE assesas n,n.
iflbrifl b hrE1la ~ sitHhlfn nnf a.
siudshia ~ ftushou nelIntI rt3 "A.
seriihti % tenf ap ~ a1nns 3sfrs 81
wearing a5pafel. u u eeftaln tttk eth.
~ win tcud % clolhine fllay q -
along with the Fuppiy 70 q6afantlas q.
sorrow.
J. N. MeChesney made q lihesai a..
nation 70 tho committee Yesterday. 'oos
that will Be appreciated 5y al ths ctiI-
drehs 10 wrote. that he .sopld be aind
20 supply 4 thousand baxc,l III fr.ah
roasted pehhutn, an shelisd: f6r ths
children Of the city and ufso : boz fos
every child, in. qnarantines This ,oTor
has been, gratefully accepted, whilo an
order APe been placed with Nj Ne
Che5ney FOR 'ohoukh more boanatS 20
that every ehna az int tree WIN lot 4
box. gs.s g. SELF. =
iAir lslohlefy the Innna,factupsr ..of
pftspettes, viii have some of his untes
a. the tree for free Distribution Slao.
~ More Purchases. AK a'..!
As tho nicley Kept rolling In yestes-
day, the committee kept rolling IL out.
The Crossroads Book store donated
twenty-five dollars worth Of Christmas
books and sold enough othcrs at cost
to mako a total Of eleven hundred TO
be given. away. p
! The last eensns of dolls taken, by the
committee allowed thirteen hundred odd
on hand, big and little, dressed and
ready for the bath, china, wax, lnbreak-
hples, bisque and every other kind. AZ
a matter of fact, the committee has.
about bought out the city in tho doll,
lire. ,,s
] Oranges and apples by thu dozen
cases were ordered and two hundred,
pounds more candy was spoken for at
the Homo Candy Company, making
enough for a couple of thousand kids. &
Meeting Today.
There viii besa meeting of the com
mittee at the promotion committee
rooms this morning at eleven. AE ono
this afternoon number Of volunteers
viii report Mt the shooting gallery to-
segregate the toys, make up the eases
to be sent to Quarantine; to the Kalihi'
girls' homo and to the boys homo, to
the few children at the Kalihi reeeiv.'
ing station and to what other institu-
tions are to be included in the Malihiht
giving.
/ The Boy Scouts.
Every regular member of the Boy.
Scouts will be ont in full regalia Christ.
mas morning when the Malihini Christ.
mas Tree is decked ont in its annual
finery and the children of the Honolulu,
poor file by for their presentss Orders
were issued from scout headquarters
yesterday for every member with the
regular badge TO be there ~ III !.
i They will assist in handling the
crowd of couple of thousand children
which annually surrounds this greatest.
. Of all Christmas trees, will form them
in line, keep order and otherwise have
ample opportunities to show what dis
{ cipline and trained thought can do,
even In these hearty western pioneers
of the Boy Scouts.
! There was a meeting yesterday of
, those who are assisting in the reorgan-
!; ization of the Boy Scouts OF Hawaii
: and the appointment of the local seoln,
; ell. James Wilder acted as Sectetary
! and the list of proposed names was dis
! enssed, but the council has not yet
been definitely formed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22

Rev, W. c. Hooker, Of Chungldng,
sseehuen Province, China, and family;
who are in town, passengers on the
liner 6hinyo MaIu, had the exciting
experience recently Of running the
gauntlet Of sheu nro when the little
steamer bringing them down the
Yangtzekiang toward safety had 10
pass between HHDkow and 'WuehanR
during the heighth Of Rn artillery duel
between Chinese Impefialists and rev.
olutionists. This was just after the
burning Of Hankow, when the Imperial
batteries had taken up position be.
hind the foreign concessions and were
carrying on long range exchanges with
the reYolntionist gunners in Wuchang
1.-THE shells whiE1ed over our heads
going both ways and coming unplens.
antly near aaid MF. Hooker last
ligEi, describing bis digit ~ the iB
aiatenes Of The American consul AZ
ghunRkinR I'VE could bear the shells
singing past and watched many Of the
impefial miseies exploding along th,
NuehanR natrfffoni quarter Of a
mile FROM us. After we landed nt Han
hoW / pirsfd gr 3 numbeF 81 bullet.
aionR ihp Huni nbirh had fallen thor,
from impeiai nhHf.n
nf heotsf 1na ia a. district abffi
SO lffriuiiQH tffi hfaAa pHi alllaugl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22
RUBBER PROSPECTS
ARE NOT STRETCHED
Reports Based on Showing as
MadoBond Issue ls
Authorized.

Roporis frsn the rubber plantations
on tho isipndA, especially on Maui, are
mighty encouraging 70 thoso who have
for years tackled theft opinion that tho
rubber industry could be made 70 pay
bore, and the return yesterday Of FIT.
r. and Albert Watoihouss and Senator
Erie Knudsen, from Singapore and the
Malay 5tatea, where they have been In.
spocting rubber properties, greatly In.
creased tho interest In rubber planting
generally. ea es4
The %aterhouso boys and Senator
Knudsen made careful inspection Of
the Tanjongi Oloir and the PahanR rub.
Der plantations I'd Pefak, Federated Ma.
lay States, which are largely controlled
by Hawaiian capital, returned yestef.
day on the Chiyo MAru, all enthusiastie
over the prospects for the coming sea
son 8 yield OF rubber.
Fred Waterhouse reports that the e.
tates are really in fne condition, and
that census Of tho tfees is being TAX
en-, 30 that the companies will be in
full possession Of data on which to ess
innate the next yield. t iH' IS
The present years output was 10000
pounds Of rubber, giving a net revenue
Of SAC, 1000. ~ e. y
Mr.. Waterhouse was In Shanghai at
the time it was captured by the Chi.
nese. He says it was such maid cap
ture that 1t reminded him of the cap.
tuTe of Honolulu by Oscar White, dur.
ing the stirring times about twenty
years ago.
! Local Rubber Companies
\ Meanwhile reports Of tho loeal.s rub.
her companies are being prepared for
1.-THE annual meetings of the company,
the Pacific Development Company, OF
(which Fred l.. Waidron is president
meeting January 6 next, and the Ha.
lwaiian. American Rubber Company
meeting February, with other meetings
be extremely optimistic,
At meeting Of the directors of the
Hawaiian american Rubber Company
late Wednesday in Buttolph and VIII
liamson g office, it was finally decided
to issue bonds to pay of the ovefdrafi
on the agents and provide for further
improvements Tho authorized siBsni
! will be total of $4,000 at SIX pei
cent. They will issue on January
This company Is in a prosperous CON
d dition, for it's trees are Just begfnhinl
to produce. Altogether the company Iaa
l375 acres of fine rubber land on. ,Aan
in fee simple, beside leased Land, q
which 2l0 acres are in trees five and
half years old, The first tappings, be
gan in November and indicated a sue
cessful crop of rubber, although pnl.
5000 trees were tapped. 1t is expecte.
that by, July next 10000 treea VIM b
ready for tapping. s, .1f ads
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-22

Pittsburgh, Pratt, Topeka, Wichita,
Wellington.
acknowledgement. .,
acknowledgement
Maine Gardiner.
and-Cumberland.
Massachusetts Gloucester, HaverhilI,
Lynn, Taunton.
Michigan Fremont, HarbSr Beach,
Port Huron, Pontiac, Wyand0tte.
Mississippi -Clarksdale Hattiesbnrg-
Minnesota- MankOto.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. +-i
Nebraska-Omaha. -,
New Jersey--Ir yington, Ocean City,
Passaic, Ridgewood, Trenton.
New Mexico-Roswell ( 'ai
North Carolina--G reensbOrO, High
Point, Wilmington.
North Dakota Bismarck, Mandan,
Minot., - -
Oklahoma -Ardmore, BartlesyIlle, Dan
can, IN Reno, Enid, Guthfie, LAYTON,
Miami, Manchester, Mnskogee, Oklaho-
ma City; Purcell, saPulpa, TuIsa, Wac
uleRon- Baker. = =
South Carolina Columbia.
South DalSoto-- Aberdeen, Canton,
Chamberlain, Dell Rapids, Huron, lead,
Pierre, Rapid City, Sioux Falls, Vefs
MILLION, Yankton. = Icy -. .
Tennessee = Chattanooga, Memphis,
Knoxville. ~ $50 ~ -
Texas -ArRnsas Pass, Austfn, Bean-
| mont, corpus Christi, Dallas, DeAiSon,
Ft: Worth, Galveston, dreenvfiie, HouS-
ton, Kennedy, Marble Falis Mafshalf,
Palestine, Pert Arthur, Port Iavaez.
Utaf-salt Lake, Logan, Murray,
Ogden, Provo. ~
Washington Spokane, TaAoma, Hn-
quia1h. North Yakima, Walla Walia,
Ch6haliS
West Virginia Bluefisld, Huntinp-
ton, ParkersburR.l
WiSeonsin-Eau Claire, Appleton.
Wyoming sheridan. ~ e .a