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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31

Heinie's Chop House will be open
night and day beginning Jan. /,
1912. Day boarders wanted Short
orders at all hours, both day and
night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31

The Thos, Sheridan case opens at
Vienna this week and number OF
Cairo people have been subpoenaed
as witnesses,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31
Forecasts.

Missouri---SiIow in east, clearing
in west portion Sunday; much cold
al In east and south portion with a
cold wave, Monday fair, not 50 cold
iii northwest portion.
IIlinois-Snow or rain and colder
sunday; cold wave atenight or Mon
slay.
Kentucky-Rain In east; rain cr
snow In west portion Sunday; cold
er with cold wave at night; Mon
day fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31
snlacrs AID scIantIsts.

Certain species OF spiders are cult
waited by scientists on account OF the
fine tut durable thread they weave.
the thread being used on delicate
astronomical instruments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31
As Yet Inexrerleneed

The husband who has moi 80
earned TO wear smile over an acl
Ing heart still has rice in his locaels
y Exchange. AZ
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31
Library Closed Monday.

The Public Library will be closed
on Monday, January LIST, asst is a
legal HOLIDAY
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31

countrys Farming Population.
chased according to colo there are
q Az .S92 white farmers in this coun-
try and sl7.46s o,ners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31
T,onal Data Yesterday.

Highest temperature. ...... AZ
Lowest temperature 30
j p. m temperature. ....-.... -
IL midnight tstreet record - A.
Character Of Day. ......- Cloudy
III hour precipitation .... IA
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31

Cairo. ILL.,, Dec, so, 1911
For Cairo and vicinity: Snow or
rain and colder Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
DEDICATE TABL.E ct
I~OPATRICkH HENRY
Public Exercises to Be Held in
St. Johns Church on
March a..

With appropriate ceremonies. the
tablet erected by the state TO the
M of Patrick Henry in st. Johns
Episcopal Church. will be dedicated
on March %, A program has been
arranged for the event.
Under the terms of the act, the rec
Tor and Hestry Of the church were ap-
pointed TO have the tablet erected, to-
Sether with one other person to be ap-
pointed by the Governor. For this duty
governor Mann named Alden Bell. the
member of the House OF Delegates
from Culpcper. who was the patron OF
the bill. iN y
The tablet is now in place over the
pew in which Patrick Henry made his
Liberty or Death speech, 1876 years
ago. " -"
Following n religious service con
Quoted by the hector, there VIII be n
speech by Governor Mann. Mr.. Bell
Will then make the dedication address.
presenting the ablet to tie church
on the part of the State. Senators
hona S, Martin and Claude A. Swan
son VIII then speak briefly. They Will
De followed ny Representative John
Lamb and Mayor D. c.. Richardson.
Then the tablet will be accepted by
Rev. Robert y. Goodwin. the rector.
mere Will be appropriate music dur
Ing the exercises.
Invitations will be sent out TO mem
bers OF the Legislature and OF the CITY
Council and to all descendants Of
Patrick Henry, whose names and adj
dresses can be secured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
P PROTEST FILED
AGAINST WIRING
Company Objects to
Work Of Storms and
Company.

Vigorous protests was made in
writing by George II. Withheld. gen
eiNi superintendent OF the Virginia
Railway and Power Company. 10 The
Council Committee on Electricity last
night against the mannc or work Of
the city contractor, Storms & Co. OF
Newark, n. j., in ~StrinSing wires where
agreement had been reached as to Joint
use OF poles.
Mr.. Whitfield reported a large num-
Der OF specific instances where the
CITY contractor had strung wires on
poles Of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. the Use OF which had
neither been asked nor granted. he
charged that one serious lire HAD al
ready occurred through tic careless
strtnging and crossing Of yircs. that
tue company wastJnuch hampcrcd In It's
service by careless work on its poles
IN crossing wires and grounding cur
rent; that poles ana crossbcams were
being damaged and finally that the
city contractor was either Indifferent
or incompetent, and reckless TO a de-
gree little short OF criminal"
Consulting Engineer TraTord was
not present, and the letter was re-
ferred TO him for immediate report.
Mr.. Trrfford reported by letter tina
Storms & Co. We're making better pro-
grcss, but that their work was sim
far from satisfactory. and the com
mittce made no payment on
meWbers expressing the greatest dis
satisfaction With the slow progress
being made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
CLUB MAY BUILD
TWO more STORIES
Westmoreland Members Vote to
Spend $4,000 to Improve
Home.

At the annual meeting OF the West
nloreland CLUB last night a resolu-
ton was adopted authorizing the
board of governors 10 borrow $4,000
and add to it the sum OF $4,000, now
I'm the treasury, the whole to be used
In improving the clubhouse. Although
the board Will determine on plans and
when work shall begin. it was decided
last night to put in an elevator, q
cloakroom, a large dining-room for
women a big reception-room and more
bedrooms. fhe elevator service means
that the club will build upward, prob
ably two stories being added to the
present building at Sixth and Grace
Streets. 1t is believed hat 100000
will be sufficient for the work.
John G. Farland was reelected pres
ident Of the club. Judge j. II. Ingram,
the vice president. declined reelection,
and George Bryan was elected in his
stead r, a. Lancaster. j, was re-
elected secretary.
New members Of the board OF COVER
nors We're elected as follows: p. L.
Conquest. +. D. Williams, Coleman
Wortha mand Henry S. Hotchkiss.
After the business meeting an old
fashion Virginia supper was served.
More than 800 members We're present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
TO SAVE
TRUE REFORMERS
Special Meeting Of Grand Foun.
tain Will Be Begun in Rich
mond To-Day.

Negroes are gathering in Richmond
from all oyer the Atlantic seaboard
states. south Of the Mason and Dixon
line. TO attend tie special session OF
the Grand Fountain Of True Reform
ers, which begins in This city to-day.
The meeting. which is to last three
days, has been called by the president
for the purpos OF devising plans to
again put this big fraternal benefit
ciary society on It's feet.
The license Of the True Reformers
to do business III this State was re-
voked several months ago, following
the legal proceedings which placed the
True Reformers' Bank In the hands
OF a receiver. The latter las not as
yet made a report, but it has been un-
derstood from time to time that the
affairs Of the banking department Of
the order are in incXtricable confu-
sion.
In fact, the persistence OF the lead
erS In considering the bank an in
duStrinl corporation. as parts of the
order, instead of as separate business
institutions. aided in the troubles of
the True ttetormors. The society,
which SHOULD have been in good fnan-
cial conditions, was made to aid tho
bank, and as a result its funds We're
tied up.
There seems to he little doubt that
Inc order can he again placed in run
n'nH order IL the counsels of the white
friends which have been Endorsed by
the leaders Of the organization, are
followed By the Grand Fountain this
week. @ AS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
GET WARRANT FOR
DYNA MITE ma N
Detectives Charge Herbert Mini
tree With Throwing Explo-
sive Into Sewer.
OFFERED IT TO BARTENDER
Then Tossed Five Sticks in
Basin, and Later Saw 1t
Taken Out.

Detectives yesterday learned that
] reerIeTs M dpn Is alleged 70 have
mite, or nitro-glycerino. into tho ssmar
basin at the northwest corner Of Saw
mn and Broad Streets last Tuesday
ni3 n a warrant has been sworn
anehtiy appeared In the Police Court.
Ind nearly every man on the police
!orce Knows him by sight or by rcputa-
~ Is charged against him that no
H,,,Eie me dynamite and the copper fuse
wire. which were found i'll the sewer by
iher. and the detectives have positive
hhoWlcdge that he attempted to dis
pose OF the dynamite IN Il West Broad
Put Sticks on Counter.
Mhen the five sticks OF explosive
we're placed on the counter as exchange
ihy,I Hvta1 drinks, the barkceper nearly
Take it away! Oh. take it away"
other. $3.50" 'eptieo the
"Oh, take a drink. but please get out
ave got a wife and family to support
! ncre 4 nan down the street who'll
buy All the dynamite you can carry 10
him. Hes just dying 10 get DYNAMITE
ne Just loves IT, But please, for the
love of Mike. take ii out o. here,
Aiinitree went out with the dyna-
mite under his arm. 1t is believed That
nc urea 10 eNchanSe IT for liquor else
where before he reached Seventh and
broad Streets: But there was nobody
who would take 1t. Then he is alleged
TO have thrown 1t into the sewer.
Saw 1t Taken Out.
tie was present when the explosive
was withdrawn from tho sewer. He
watched the operation carefully and
with great interest. He saw that It
carried away, and then he thought.
evidently. that some other part of the
country would afford him a better home
Tor the present. He was not found in
his accustomed hauntS Yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
WANT HOME, SWEET HOME
Texas I.nds Finish Travels md Money
md Are Willing to Return.

tSaS IiuuS IL travels and Money
md Are Willing to Return.
Lloyd Silver and James Fyfe, the
two ffteen-year-old Texan lads whose
tour OF the country ended at the First
Police Station Sunday night, appeared
in Police Court yesterday morning. but
the charge against them of being flu
gitives from their parents was con
tfnued to March 3. so that the police
may have time in which to get into
communication with the boys parens.
The boys claim that their parents
live near Galveston. Texas. They are
now guests at the Associated Charities
building, where Sunday night they got
the first square meal they had had in
tow days.
They found pcnniless touring to be
strictly on the bum. AS long as their
money lasted everything went we'll.
for they found that there was nothing
that money couldn't buy. not even
from a New York policeman
who picked them un as they we're
sightseeing on bright Broadway.
Now they are willing to go hack to
the green fields of Texas, where the
grass grows long and three meals
come every day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
POLICE COURT CASES
Colored Urchin Ordered to he WhIppca
for Stealing Rrcnd.

Robert steele, a little colored ur-
chin not three feet high. was ordered
TO be whipped BY his mother in Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning because
he had stolen a loaf Of bread from the
y: p. G.. Company. The mother com
piled with Justice C~rutchfeld's bid
dlng-at least it sounded that way.
John Williams, white. was sent 10
jail for sixty days for stealing a bolt
of cloth from Miller & Rhoads.
The case against Charles Anderson.
colored. charged with selling liquor
without a license, was continued 10
February %, and he was bailed In the
sum Of $500.
Hillyard Bush and John Clay, color
cd, each charged with running Il gamb-
ling house. were fncd $50 and placed
under 500 security for thirty days
each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
Building

Ruilding and repair permits were
issued Yesterday as follows:
Mrs. NJ. f.. Pcrkinscn, 10 erect a
two-story brick tenement. W dwell
lings. on the cas-, side of Cedar Street,
between Kcnsinston and Park Avenues.
to cost $500.
:. Meyers Sons. to repair a brick
wa %rcilouse and factory, 100 South
Eighth. to cost $50.
Trustees iIbcnezcr Baptist Church. to
repair brick church, 21i West Leigh
Street, erecting an addition, to cost
$4,000.
Standard Paper Manufacturing Com
nany. 10 repair a brick warehouse and
factory on the east side of Hull Street.
between First and Canal Streets, to
cost s1,675.
l.. f. Williams, 20 repair a frame
dwelling 5l3 West Tenth Street, Wash
in3ton Ward, 20 cost S5JG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
MANY ORDINANCES
IMPORTANT Proposed Legislation to Re
Considered Tonight.

IT,. ~.u- " -. Ht. .# I.'
me Council Committee on Ordinance.
Sharter ana Reform Will meet tonight
at ; O'Clock. with one OF the longest
eocaets in its history. In fact. it is
expected that one or more speoial
meetings will be necessary to consider
PAPERS referred BY the last meeting OF
thc Council Among the papers Of more
than usual interest pending are the
.~ohoeiehr race segregation ordinance;
me lynch resolutions relating to the
oity Collector; the Umlauf traffic law,
ano accompanying ordinance for crca-
non OF a board to license chauffeurs.
ordinance prohibiting heavily loaded
Hen,c!es from using certain park drive
Mays: ordinance fixing certain salaries
In water department; ordinance pro-
vidlns for a chief clerk In the office
Of the City Engineer: ordinance nro.
nance prohibiting pawnbrokers from
accepting for pawn any pistol, knife
razor or similar weapon; ordinance
prohiniting bonires. and limiting the
OF explosives; ordinance prohihIttna
excavations within five feet Of ave
,,e "iinout a permit; ordinance re-
three stories in heigh 10 be nrcnrnnf
and various other pDpers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
NO BLAME FOR GUARD
jury Brings In Verdict That Convic+
Nns Shoe While Irving 10 Escnne

The coroncrs jury Investigating yes.
igEaay afternoon the death of Jesse
hilton, convict, who was shot bv
Iuara William II. Miller on February
- Wilie he was trying TO escape. and
VINO then cut his throat, brought in
a verdict that he came to his death
rs INC result Of the pistol wound and
may ms self-inflicted wound was a
co~ntrtbutory cause. 80 q
Hilton was q second term man. and
was serving his second sentence Tor
sStilhg cocaine. He received a6ditional
line lQr The second offense.
re broke into the yard, armed with
."o KNIVES and a hammer. lie refnsrd
70 malt at the command, ana Miilcr
II = n nm, The bullet taking eject
IH.ougi me back. Then Hilton slashed
nliAScii II the throat. lie died SAITH
Ga! morning. 49, 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
TRIAL POSTPONED

Charged with Murder.
The trial OF Oscar Taylor Kinds.
charged with the killing OF Charles AZ.
Conway, which had been set for yes
terday IN the Hastings Court, was
postponed on account of the absence
Of T. O.. Wendcnburs, who was detain-
cd in another court.
The killing occurred On December
a 1t was alleged that Conway made
repeated attempts to get into Htnds's
and that the latter repealed him
With a stick OF wood. Conway was
killed by the blow, Kinds making
every attemp; TO resuscitate him.
Kinds was bailcd in the sum OF ST.
600. With Mrs. NJ. II. Winkcrs and
Mrs. Jacob Frank as security.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
i. s. Circuit. cour. OF Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court of
.Appeals ~rcconrened yesterday morning
nj II o'clock, with Circuit Judges Golf
end Pritchard and District Judges
dayton and Conner in attendance.
Court announced and handed down
It's opinion in the following case:
No. 9aS-lnitcd States. appellant, VS..
sadie NJ. Sprung, appellee: appeal from
The District Court al Norfolk, Va. Ha-
btas corpus. Opinion BY Judge Rose.
reversed and r%crnanded. with direc-
lions 10 dismiss the writ of hubeas
CORPUS and TO remand the petition into
The custody Of the Immigrant Inspec-
Tor. Judge Pritchard dissenting.
the following case was argued
!, 10, lola NJ crank T. Graham and tho
~lla!ntiffs iii error, vs., United states Of
!Htnerica. defendant iii error: in error
- the Circuit Court at Baltimore, Md.
sauSe argued ~ Charles +. Harley.
IN error: and by John Philip Hill,
Inited States attorney, and j. Craig
AicLanahan.. assistant United states
attorney, Of Baltimore, Md. for the
defendsnt in error and submitted.
John. Philip lIil. United states at
toiney, OF Baltimore, Md, was ad-
mitted ia practice in this court.
Court adjourned until this morning
cases In Cali To-Day
NJ. ll0iG--Chesapcake and Ohio Rail
way. companv. plaintin in error, Us.
2 Hawkins. sheriff. and admins
felloant in error; in error to the Cir
ruit Court at Huntington. w. VA. TO
% argmad By Herbert Fitzpatrick and
Il Enslow Of Huntington, w. Va.
leh & Nuckolls and C, w. Osenton, Of
Fayette, " Va, for the defendant In
error. E #8H#
Judge William Il. Rrawley LETT the
City saturday might for his hone in
Charleston. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
AFTER CONVENTIONS
1hnniher Anxious to Bring Tho uore
important Ones Herr.

Chamber Of Comraercc m.t - me
atleTnoon and outlined the policy or
.ne bureau for the year. In effnc, Il
i ma tna' 'hs most dea:rahio national.
associations Of the United &, 81 et'itpi
'hyited 70 convene Iii the clty ''
fresidcnt iienry W. WOOD .one.,ca
sSeaora me committee With the Y]ed1jest
wing the national Municipmj L., III
g meet here this year, stating that
,;iohmoad would gain great e1,caat
'ipIiai nrnffts from Its sessions.
0ytta,,i foiaInitt.e authorized the ~
n, tehliig mar Governor Mann ana
LaN"T lachardSon co-opeyatc Wi,b ,hna
i"t2ot I'M The effort 10 .ef the conn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
ROBBERY REPORTS
y ambrose Scott Hears Noise md Shot.
himself Through Hand.

The Police Department yesterday
morning received a report that the
store Of the Bell Book and S%tationary.
Company had been robbed of a quaint
ity of pea|rl-handled knives and foun-
tain pens. II is supposed that the
thieves sccreted themselves in the rear
of the store Saturday night. as the
window seems to have been raised
from the inside.
y report was also made of the theft
OF SIS from the cash register in King
& Company's store, 1000 West Leigh
Street, which had been broker opcn
and entered.
Ambrose Scott, colored. who lives
AT 1911 West Leigh Street, was aroused
by the noise. and shot at his reflection
In a mirror. He raised one arm 10
protect his face. and the bullet pass
ed through his hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21

Captain Mcmahon is in possession
OF some property which he believes to
have been stolen. 1t was found yes
terday in the livery stable Of A. w.
Bennett, and consists of an automobile
Veil, 4 new pair of yellow gloves, an
old pair OF gloves. a nail file, all empty
coiogne bottle. safety pins. gold belt
buckle. gold bracelet, pearl pin and a
lockct OF which is engraved IN. NJ,
c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
DROPS DEAD ON STREET
Unidentified White Man Stricken With
lHH t lIenrt DisenSe. a tH

An unidentified white man. believed 70 be
a resident OF Fulton. dropped dead at
Twcnty-third and Main streets yesterday
afternoon. The city ambulance was called.
but DR.. thurman only viewed the body and
left. Coroner Taylor also viewed the body,
Death is said 10 have resulted from hears
disease.
The body was taken to the Biliups under
taking establishment at lac5 East Main
Street. where an examination of the clothes
was made. There were no letters or papers
which would disclose the mans identity.
The coroner found only a few fish hooks
in one OF the pockets, and a bystander said
that he believed the dead man was a resi-
dent OF Fulton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
DESERTER SURRENDERS
Is. r. Perry Says Nc Left Army 10 See
Mother Who Was III.

Is. T. Perry Says Nc Left Army 10 See
Mother Who Was Ill.
Tired OF longer being a fugitive and
an object Of a rillnr-to-p post search. B..
p. Ferry surrendered himself yestcr-
day afternoon at tho United States
Army recruiting ONCE. There was not
room there for him. and he was dis
patched. In charge or an officer, 10
police headdua rtefs. whence lie was
later sent to the First Police station.
Perry said that his request for leave
Of absence 10 see his sick mother had
been refused and that he deserted
His mother Is w.ll low. he says. and
he is going back 10 the army and q
probable term OF imprisonment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
lInrrInsc Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday in the Hastings Court to Manly
i. BottiEhelmar and Reina C. Ullman,
Robert y. Webster and Helen lack
son, Louise Hornstein and Sophie
Fields, and to Harvey 3. Thurston and
Connie /, Mann.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
Finance Committee 10 Mcet.

TIE ,C~ommlttcc on Finance VIII meet
l2-nieht IN regular session at S o'clock
fia3ing compieted the arduous work
u connection with preparing tho City
budget the committee Will turn its
attention 70 some or the pending papers
referred by the Council including the
I!hnS 'or z new city wharf, rejected
ana ,,rcconmitted. s number Of other
RESOLUTIONS are pending before the
Committee on Finance. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
Petition In Hnnkruntcr.

a petition In voluntary bankruptcy
has been filed in the United States
District Court by Robert c.. Wood, OF
SoEth Richmond. IA former wood
dealer. but not now engaged in any
occupation. Liabilities amount to S10.-
49i. 81. while assets of $4,000 are
claimed: Isaac Diggs is counsel for
tho lpctitioneE. - t il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
ST. Andrews PREDETERMINED.

Rev. MOTHS $. t:a gle. rector OF Christ
Episcopal Church. last night addressed the
quarterly meeting OF the Richmond AS
sembiy of the brotherhood Of st. Andrew.
which took place in Grace Church. Colonel
Eugene G.. Massic made a report of the
work at Laurel, and considerab BILE light WAS
thrown upon the operations at this place.
meni campaign had met with success.
Chapters of the Richmond assembly have
contributed 1925 TO aid In the work. Fifty
Juniors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21

Henry Brown. colored. was sent 10
the grand jury In Henrico county yes
terday by Magistrate 7. j.. Puryear.
who tried him on q charge Of entering
and robbinG tho home OF Phillip Cole
man, an aged negro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
License issued.

"A license.to do business in Virginia
was issued yesterday to the Summit
Coal and Iron Company, 4 corporation
organized and existing under the laws
'ot the State of Pennsylvania. G. b.
Thomas. Of Wythevillc. Va. statutory
agent. Maximum capital authorized by
charter, $4,000. objects and 10
Mlning and dealing In coal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21
l'nyrolIs Approved.

i. ne Noininttec on fmprovcnlcitt w
It9 'ain"s lsivci met, lass nieht Al, ,ta
49, iiali Approving puyroils 81 IN,
nnns1 o.iSh'' hut taking " no other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-21

Some exercises in honor of the
birthday or George Washington will
p" held ny the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans. no. |. at a meeting which will
be he'd in Lee Camp Hall tomorrow
night
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-08-11
Nine Years Ago today
Being Items Of Particular Interest taken
from THE COURIER Volume No.

Attorney John Rudkin, of the
County Capital, was in town Tues
day.
DR.. Pallister has contest pend
ing on a quarter section across the
creek.
G.. f. Lum is about here on bus
ines. He thinks his fences will
stand about anything but stampede,
but he is keeping close watch on
them.
c. E. Lum, c. F. Lott, ]. New
brey and E. P. Green were in Walla
Walla Monday in attendance on a
land contest between Mr.. Lott and
G. E. Griffith of Walla Walla.
Frank Emigh has finally secured a
lease of the N. P. lots north of the
track for a lumber yard, and has or
dered the stock.
The O. R. & N. will move its
divisional headquarters from Starbuck
to Tekoa. By the way, when one
or two moves have been made, look
out for another stir at Wallula.