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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Lightning Performs,
 Freak Near Phoenix

A ball of fire entered the tent of Jose Maria Lopez, three miles north- east of Phoenix, during the electrical storm Monday evening. Alvarez sutferd terrible shock and lspsed into unconsciousness. When he awakened, his wife, Trinidad Silvss, was lying dead by his side, and his l3.yesr-old dAug hter. less than three feet away, was peacefully sleeping.
 The woman's hair was burned !r om one side of her head. Her body was not contorted and it was evident that she had died instantsneously.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Storm at Yuma
 Does Much Damage

The rain storm which occurred at Yuma yesterday was only 6 email break off from the regular storm. The real storm occurred in the section in which Yuma is situated and was very severe. Considerable damage wac done and c mile of telegrsphic poles were blown down. according to . dis. patch which came from Yuma.
 The rain storm was terrific and was accompanied by e high wind It was a few miles west of Yuma that the poles went down and the Western Union telegraph office was put out of business for 6 while.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Attitudes Determined
 In Arizona

Bulletin 463 of the United States Geological Survey, containing the results of spirit levsling in Arizona from 1899 to 1909, inclusive, has just been published and may be obtain ed free on application to the Director ci the Survey at Washington, D. c.
 The report should be of advantage to engineers and surveyors. Tor each locality whose elevation hss been accurately determined affords 6 start ing point for s survey of any kind that may be contemplated.
 Maps of the following qnsdrangles wholly or partly in Arizona may be obtained on application to the Director of the Survey for five cents each, or 8 . hundred, except the Bright Angel, shinumo. Tombstone mining, and Vishnu maps, which sell for ten cents each:
 Bisbee. Bisbee special. Bradshaw Mountains, Bright Angel, Csmsls- back. Camp Mohsve. Canyon de Chelly, Chino, Clifton. Congress, Desert We'll, Diamond Creek, Echo Cliffs, Florence, Fort Defiance, Fort McDoweli. Globe, Globe special, HoI- brook, Jerome, Ksibsb, Marsh Pass Mount Trumboll. Needles special Nogales. Patagonia, Prescott, Ray Roosevelt, Sacaton, St Johns, St. Thomas, San Francisco Mountains shinumo. Tombstone mining. Tomb. stone special, Tucson. Tusaysn, Verde Vishnu, Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Today Is the Much
 Expected Pay Day

Today is back pay day for the T. C. NJ. company. Cashier Brandt of the First National Bank is busy paying out about s2s DOC on the miners liens the judgment for which was released Monday through the efforts of Presi- dent Murphy of the T. c, NJ. Co. The distribution of thi. amount helps the local situation immensely and all hands gre pleased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Increase In Miners
 Wages at Bisbee

An increase in wages for all the miners in the employ Of both the Cop per Queen and Calumet X Arizona Mining companies was announced yesterday at Bisbee. The increase amounts to p cents 6 day for each miner and goes into effect August l,
 Miners wages in the district are now B. 90 per day, but under the new scale will be s3.75 per day.
 The raise which Is made voluntarily on the part of the two big companies makes Bisbee the best paid camp in the weet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Tombstoner Passes
 Away at Tucson

Wurd has been received from Tue son that Dave Schumaker. 8 former we'll known Tombstone pioneer died in that city last Wednesday Taken suddenly i'll at seven o'clock in the evening he died four hours later.
 The deceased leaves s wife and four children to whom the sympathy Of Tom mbstone friends is extended. The deceased while here was connected with the O K Stables and had many friends here who are deeply paiued to learn of his demise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Back Pensions Paid
 Postal Changes

Joseph s Schwartz, of Florence, |, has been granted back pension as fJl- lowe: A a month from July 4 1892 and $6 a month from March j, 1885 to Decembe l5 1907. Total recelved by him amounts to slightly over 5000.
 A postoffice bas been established ct Fort Lowell, Pima county, sLd Igns. cio Mule, with the accent on the ''e'' has been appointed postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Receives Shipment
 of ladybugs

Alex Strachan has received tele- graphic notice of the shipment from Sacramento. California, of . crate of lady bugs. one of the three ordered to fight the sphis in the Mess Melon feids. MT strschsn is secretary and manager for the Mutual Distributine company, which handles large qusn. tity Of the local product. Free Press
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23

Under . recent decision by Cbiei Justice Kent, of the Supreme Court of Ari,ons, the time for the reeistrs. ton of voters in Arizona shall con- .inue throughout the year. this does away with the usual custom of boards of supervisors fixing the day whsn registration shall begin. but registrs- tion of voters must be closed zl days before an election is held. To vote one year's residence in the territory previous to sn election and thirty dsys iu the precinct is necessary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
Hatfield, to . Heipemsn.

hhtutlu, tO ucibtmbu. Bisbee prop. ...... 2OOO OO
 QUIT CLAIM DEED c L Beckwith 10 Copper Con. soliiated Mining Go, Mol- sina prop. .......-...... lo oO
 WARRANTY DEED Fredrick Hedburg to James A Morse, Hedburg prop... 10 co wR Henry to w E.. Good- sell. Douglas prop. ... 10 % T F Pollock to Arizona Bank X Trus, Co. Douglas prop 10 OO United States to Francis c Booth ...............
 REALTY MORTGAGE W E Goodsell to Stella and Philip Clark, Douglas prop. 400 OC
 Q. c. DEED Nathan Reed to Thomas A. Sanders. Douglas prop . %
 BILL OF SALE James Neil and Mrs Ollie Smith 10 L k Bailey, per- sonsl prop ...... ... l OO
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Mrs Fank;e Broyles to E P Els ct u1; rec 23-43I.
 CHArrEL MORTGAGE Emma Gray to Crooks- Cooper Furniture Co, furniture ..... .. 3I 05 Emma Hamilton to Brooks. Cooper Furn. Co.,, house. hold goods. lO5 70 Walter Morris & Benjamin F Brooks 10 Arizona Bpk & Trust O.. sdmr. estate Of NJ Prime; cattle 600 10 CIV & c s Gilpin to Will COX Bank < Trust Co.,; horses, etc. l5o co Wilson Bros to Wilcox Bnk & Truet O.. sheep. w 1900 %
 ASSIGNMENT Martha Storbecs assigns and :-sus:aIs :o "m Hoimes 45,73l shares of capital stock of Leadville Mining Co.,, for valuable considera. tiOn.
 TRUSTEES DEED Frank W Goodbody, probate judge, anu trustee for oc- cupants Of Pesrce. to Mrs. L J Lemons; Pesrce prop. 30 co
 BILL OF SALE W D Glenn to E Howard; Satt'e. lu NO
 REALTY MORTGAGE James H Vaughn ct u1 to w F Hill; Douglas prop. 600 co Eliza & Henry Clifford toll A strodthof; Douglas prop ....... 1000 % Willism McPherson, receiver & special master, to w J Ainsworth; property of International Gas & Light Go ID Bisbee -........ 30.OO0 % VI Aiusworth to W H Bropby: prop described hUOst. lu Vo BILL OF SALE Mike Ivovich to Andy Guro- vich; Bisbee prop. .... 500 Oc WARRANTY DEED Wm NJ Riggs to Ida L Riggs, his wife: land in twp l6,r 2s. Consideration love and affection.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED c L Beckwi.h to L Over. lock; Bisbee prop .... 10 O' E E Garyey to T J Barnes; Teviston prop. Q PATENT U. $. to J R Tsts & L JOver. lock Warren mining prop,
 MINING DEEDS E E Gsrvey to T J Barnes (
 JW Angle; lewiston prop. l 0 Under . recent decision by Chi Justice Kent, of the Supreme Cou ? of Arizons, the time for the registr'
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COcHIsE COUNTY
struments Filed With the County
 Recorder

struments Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 REGISTERS RECEIPT Filed by James D rsvey %.
 BILL cE SALE RE Case to John Doughlin. Bisbee prop. ...- ...... 3Io VO ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Msssoletti Mining Co, incor- porators: Robert, ]. Boggs, Frank T ClsrksUD, and Aaron B Cole. Place of business. Kittery, Maine. Object: To carry on min ing and real estate business etc. Capital stock, s5OO,- 900 Shares Sl0 each. ...
 WARRANTY DEED fredrck Hedburg to Moees Msthews, Hedberg prop. 10 % Fredrick Hedburg to Mrs. Gertrude Matthews Hedberg prop. p............. iU UO John H West to and B Churchill, WillcoY prop. 100 co L.Grsnt Duncan to F and A & Hulsey, San Simon prop ...... 200 % c M. Rubnson to Albert HaItane, Douglas prop.... l200 % W W samson to : W Fur Douglas prop -......... lo Vc James D Crsvey to Albert W Vanuermap, lard. ... 10 % SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE E R Pirtle Co to c Nj Rubi. con ct ur; rec 2+-I E K Pirtle Co to c NJ Rubi- son; rec 23-3l4.
 WARRANTY DEED Arizona X Mexico Realty Co.,. to Frszer Sinclair; Douglas prop ...... 800 OO Mrs. Kate Msnley to R c Arnold; Douglss prop.... 10 Oo
 cHATTEL MORTGAGES John W Westfsll to Lyman Hays;l stallion. l3 OO EARose to Wilcox Bank < Trust Go; goats. ....... iVoo uo
 BILL OF SALE Frederick w Faust to Mary Ann Fsust; tailor est.b- lisbment in Douglas. U
 wARRAYrYsDvED Mrs. l. B Kinpsrd d husband to Wm Speed; Cochise mon 500 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE John E Cain ct uI to Miners & Merchants Bank of Bis bee; Bisbee prop. ........ z'o oo
 HOMESTEAD CLAIM Charles L Mckinney claims as homestead land in se, stsp l9r25.
 WARRANTY DEED Arizona & Mexico Realty Co toPZ Hodges; Douglas prop. ....-...- ..-... A~" W Chafin ,Naco prop. ...... V' Nsco Real Rstste Co to Fans Lie Chaffin NAco prop...- sI5 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE CM Rubison to Mrs J c Ryan ..-.....-...-----. TIE Pollock to :E E Davir, Douglas prop. p.......-..-.
 RELEASE Of contract between Wm Holmes and W Kline ct al Douglss property Filed by W R Finnicum sRainst Providence Copper Co, labor. .....--..------- oso Vim T Cooper to Kate Uot- hank Gardner, Mines Doe Csbezas district. ... Win R Chsffio to Fannie B
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE Vincent Dsmancich 4 Hst- field, co-psrtners under firm name of Domsocioh &
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
Webster-Young Wedding !.

Miss Josephine Webster and Mr..
James Young, both of Blackfoot, were
married at Salt Lake City on Thurs
day, August 17th. After a couple
of days in the city they returned to
Blackfoot, and are living at the
corner of Taylor and Pacific streets
in what has long been known as the
Johnson cottage, @
The bride is sister OF Mrs. w.
H. Kestner and Is well known at
Blackfoot. The groom is the city en-
gineer and one Of the prominent and
popular business men of the town.
The Republican joins host of
friends in wishing them a happy
journey through life.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25

Flexibone corsets at Jackman's 3Otf
Notary public at the Standrod
bank. GH u
Antoine voso was here from Arco
Friday.
Miss Iva Steers is visiting friends
at Basalt. @
Some apprentice girls wanted aat
Jackm0ns. 4 Ht [ III
DR.. Dippel, dentist. Millick block:
Cola crowns. a., .t- 38tf
DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyle
huild;np Phone 1913. 26tf
John Toeys and Mr.. Tihart were
up from Aberdeen Friday.
Old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street. l7tf
Guy Barnum, of Boise, was here
Saturday on his way to Moore.
Charlie Lafever was here Friday
and went out to Lost River Saturday.
w T. Fink Is here from Nebraska
visiting his sons who live at River
side.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One large re-
frigerator. Mrs. c. o. Burket. Phone
1872. 51tf
Miss Mamie Siegel, of Ogden, Utah,
is visiting her uncle, Frank Siegel,
and his family.
&C. Barker, 273 North Main
street, can paint and decorate your
houset for you. OIL
r. w. Faulkner was up from MS
farm near Aberdeen Friday and went
home Saturday.
See if you have something suitable
to exhibit at the Fair, and be plan
ming to put it on exhibit. Monday.
September 18th. gu
Mrs. Eliza Wilson entertained her
daughter, Mrs. E. d. Harrison, OF Po'
catella, last week.
- M. N. Austin, of the Austin Mush-
room company, Is doubling the capac-
ity of his hot house. w. ,s.
C. E. Kinney and Leonard ONeil
returned Friday from Salt Lake
where they went to buy goods fol
the Busy Store. sase's ''zss
The only place to get thorough
education Is In first class busiess
I college. There is none better thai
links at Idaho Falls. vs.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
Hawk Eye Optical Co.

DR.. Howard was up from Pocatello
Monday morning.
Miss Moody and Miss Brewing, OF
Ogden, Utah, are the guests of w
E. Brown and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wallace have
gone camping to see if it will i'm.
prove Mrs. Wallace's health.
REMEMBER the sale at the Bur-
iket home next Saturday at 3 p. m
sharp. Sale takes place in front Of
residence. lO-lI
When business mon want properly
trained bookkeepers and stenograph.
|ers, they call ON Links Business Col,
lege, Idaho Falls. Get in line foi
a good position. Start a course this
fall. 9-d
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25

James Good and family are back
from Heise.
VIM. Robinson and family left for
Phoebe, New, on Thursday
Thirteen teachers are taking ex-
animation at the Central school.
John w. Evans was here tom
Marsh Valley and returned home on
Thursday.
Mrs. A. H. Simmons and daughters
went up'to the ranch in Island Park
Wednesday.
Miss Kennedy, the sLenographer,
goes to American Falls today to ac-
|cept position.
A marriage license was issued to
Miss Minnie L. Waite and Edward
r.. Talbot since our last issue.
Richard A. Lee, the son of attorney
w. A. Lee who lives at the corner
of Court street and Stout avenue,
is building an aeroplane to exhibit
at the fair.
Mrs. Cassie Wright returned
Wednesday from a three months Wis
it with her daughter Mrs. Harry Hor-
ton at Miles City, and her son, Ham
ilton at Roundup.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
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Goa;es' Furn;sRers

. Notary public at the Standrod
bank. u
Grover Rich came up from Burley
Saturday to visit with relatives here.
Delicious cool drinks and ice cream
ust. the Modern Pharmacy. 1T
Samuel Bagley and family arrived
Friday from Spokane and expect to
make their home here. .es :, r, rgf4 !
DIR. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1863. 26tf
L. M. Miller, of the Miller-Cohoon
company, was down from Idaho Falls
Friday between trains.
! The Fall Term at Links Business
College, Idaho Falls, Idaho, starts on
. Tuesday, September 5th. 20
= Miss Shirley Hiehl, of Waukegan,
! Ill.,, is visiting her. uncle and aunt,
y Mrs. and Mrs. e. A. Doud.
! ED Hamilton was in from Thorn
\ as last Friday, and spent some time
! looking for a location here.
Bookkeeping. Shorthand and Type
] writing are thoroughly taught az
! Links Business College, Idaho Falls,
\ Idaho. n 20
! Representative Dave Burrel was up
! from American Falls Friday, and was
/ q little lame from an accident to one
L of his knees. ~
( The Loomis Bakery, opposite the
Idaho Lumber companys, still sells
six of those nice large loaves of bread
j for 25 cents, 1 r.. gg.s ;eE4 ~
x J. w. Hall arrived. here from Lyons
Z Neb., last Saturday to visit his bro
Their, T. A. Halls, who lives In tn
4 DIPPED addition.
v The Misses Hazel Potter and Nits
| Rouff, of Moreland. will attend schoo
z at the Sacred Heart academy at Sal
4 Lake this year.
( A party consisting Of Fred Rogers
4.
4 Dave France and Murl Burton lei
( last week Yellowstone Park, trav
cling with pack horses.
4 Attorney L. R. Thomas has latel
installed fine new safe in his offic
end his documents are no longer Il
4 danger of thieves or fire.
Links Bug'nc College, 1dah
d Falls, gives the most practical educa
4 ton for any. young man or woman
II The Fall Term starts Tuesday, Sci
TENDER 5th. "a @ra
Don't neglect seeing DR.. Abbott
Z the Cottage Hotel, September IL, i
Y IA and is. All eye strain and q
u fective vision corrected with proper
u fitted glasses. The best service
4 reasonable prices ~ j w ss$.s
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS

At the Methodist conference just
ended at Caldwell the following APP
pointmens were made for places
GEAR here:
Blackfoot, G. A. Edwards
Idaho Falls, J. Finger.
Moreland, to be supplied
PocatellO, A. w. Hartsholn.
Shelley Circuit, M. o. Osmond.
Twin Falls, J.. s. Woodhall.
st. Anthony, A. s. Hoffman.
American Falls, Jas. Leitth.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
Resolution OF Sympathy

The members Of Pioneer Camp No
$3.50 Modern Woodman OF America,
desire to extend Neighbor A. c. Nc,
Donald and family their heartfelt
sympathy in the loss of their resi-,
dence and contents by fire which oc.
Cured Sunday, August 10th, 1911
2" e. r. PECK, Consul.
r" T. J. JOHNSON, Clerk.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25

There was a special election Mon
day evening at the M. w. A. lodge.
S. w. Willis resigned as clerk and
n. J. Johnson resigned his place on
the board of managers. Mr.. johnson
was then elected clerk, and J. T..
Graham was elected to succeed Mr..
johnson on the board.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25

r, N. West and family came home
Saturday night from weeks outing
in Wolverine.
w. H. Harmon and Paul Alfred re-
turned Tuesday from Teton Basin,
where they are developing coal
mine. They report having a large
body of coal near settlement af-
fording ready market.
Mr.. C. O. Folkman, of Plain City,
and Mrs. Thomas Virgins, Of Ogden.
visited at the home of John England
cine day this week. A. l.. Miller
took them out in his auto. They were
much pleased with Blackfoot and the
Surrounding country.
Next Sunday evening the pastor of
the Baptist church will speak on the
subject, Chr 'stianity and Modern
|Amusements." This will be the Sec
und of the series on practical Chris
tianity and Modern Life" Special
music.
w. H. Kestner, of Blackfoot, and
sheriff of Bingham county, registered
at the Rogerson Wednesday. He Wis
\ tied the local county officers and was
shaking hands with friends and ac-
auaintances while about town.-Po-
catello Tribune.
DR.. e. A. Trip and son, Lawrence,
of Salt Lake City, were here Saturday
on their way to the farm near Aber-
deem. The doctor and his family took
trip around the world last year,
and Mrs. Trip died soon after their
return home.
Ras Sorensen of Riverside has been
entertaining his brother and niece
from vesper, Kan, the past week or
two. Mr.. Sorensen has three bro
theirs, two of them being in the old
country, one in Kansas, and he lives
in the best place of all--Idaho.
On Wednesday afternoon. Var
buchanan entertained number OF
little friends in honor of his seventh
birthday. The little folks played
games and ice cream and cake was
served by Mrs. Buchanan. All pre-
sent enjoyed themselves very much.
James Ryan, of the Cash Store. re-
turned last week from Nebraska,
where he had been for several weeks
on account of the death of his father.
He settled up the estate and HIS mo
,ther is expected to arrive here within
IA few days in company with her
daughter, Miss Kathryn Ryan, who Is
on her way home from business
"trip to New York. r.
DR.. C. A. Hoover of this city, form
erly superintendent in charge OF the
state mental hospital at Blackfoot
returned this morning from a trip to
1.-THE upper country. He visited his
ranch at Blackfoot and spent a day
or two with his folks who are on a
visit with folks at Menan, Fremont
county. He says the crops all through
, the upper valley this year are simpl!
marvellous. -Pocatello Tribune.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
PAGE NOT WANTED NOW

H. s. Page, the builder of bunga-
lows at Blackfoot and Billings, Is
no longer longer wanted at the latter
place, the lawyers having decided
that although somebody has lost
money on him there is no legal means
of dealing with him.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
DR.. Abbott
of the
Hawk Eye Optical Co.

will be in Blackfoot at the Cottage
Hotel September IL, 10, IA and Is.
See him and have. your eyes scienti-
fically tested and correctly fitted with
glasses so as to permanently relieve
your headaches and eye strain of all
kinds and give you perfect and COM
Portable vision. Let me test your
children's eyes and correct their err
rors of refraction, if any. Each and
every case given my most careful at
tention. / make regular monthly
visits to Blackfoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25

!. Good Custom
T ailored Clothes
should cost no more
than the average man
f. can al afford to pay for
the m. When we
ke your cor rect
me a sure and send
your ord E r to our
( 4 m m 0 US Chicag 0
ytailors, g
EiA.,N|1ce S5Go.
you set til very
latest I. ,:. style, pure:
wxoolens, unsurpassed
workmanship, indi--
v.idua atty and the
maximum Of satisfac-
tion at a, modera te
cost. We invite You
toIiiiiinspect our 500
E; x',.cIlus i've P re 9
woolens now while
the line is complete.
Suits TO Order
| $500 and up
| E. w. Rowles
! Proper Clothes for Men j
badge Sheet Nesf Post Office
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-18
POLITICAL POT
BIGINS To BOIL
COUNCIL CANDIDATES BEGIN TIC
MAKE INQUIRY REGARDING
ELECTION LAWs-WlLL BE oP-
POSITION IN A NUMBER OF THE
WARDS.

Questions regarding the election
laws Of the city have been put to f.
r. Orchard, city auditor, during the
last few days by a number of men
aspiring to jobs on the Fargo council.
Or at least these men are thinking
about what an alderman's position
would be like and have taken the
pains to investigate conditions.
The Jaw in regards to the city cleo
ton states that a man running for an
office must circulate a petition among
the voters OF his ward or municipality,
as the case may be, and secure the
names Of 10 per cent of the voters.
However, should 10 per cent be more
than 300 names. 300 is all that is re-
quired.
It is expected that the present coun-
cilmen who expect to run for ONCE
again will be rather slow about def
nitely announcing their ambitions. 1t
is understood that in at least two OF
the wards there will be some opposi-
ton to the men who now hold seats
in the council, should they decide to.
make a race.
Judge Miller is the only man that
has definitely announced his candi-
dacy for police magistrate, and already
has his petition out for election. Ale
though he is not pushing the manu-
script at all, up to date he has almost
the required number of signatures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-18
Higgins MAY SPEAK
It Is Hoped to Secure Him to Address
Y. M. c. A. Sunday After
noon Meeting.

The local Young Mems Christian as
sociation Is expecting "The Sky Pilot.
Rev. Frank e. Higgins, who speaks at
the First Presbyterian church tonight,
to address the mems meeting tomor-
row afternoon at 4 p. m. Mr. Higgins
is especially noted for his work among
the lumber jacks in the woods of
Minnesota asd Wisconsin. He is a
splendid type Of a christian man, and
all classes Of men are attracted by his
powerful personality.
Should Mr.. Higgins be unable to
speak at the Y. M. c. A., Secretary
Wolf will speak on Opportunity and
the Panama Canal. Mr.. Wolf spent
two years in the canal zone as secre-
tary of the Gorgona Young Mems
Christian association, and during this
time he acquired considerable knowl-
edge of the conditions there. No man
should miss this meeting If he can
possibly arrange to attend