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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
IMP AAELLING Of
IASLEY JURY IS
BEGUN TO-DAY
Z. L. Medler and ]. A. Miller,
Counsel Who Will Defend
Man Charged With Murder
Of Brotherin-Law.

The work OF setting a nry in the
lnsIey eesc n expected 10 commence
late this afternoon. Insley Is charged
with the murder OF his brolher.in.
law. John liigglns. last spring In his
bicycle store on Gold avenue near
second street. lie Will be defended by
IE l.. Medlcr aud D. A. Miller.
In the district court today the
case of Paul Rosa went 10 the Jury a
little after o'clock. Ross " charged
With assaulting Iosefa Gutierrez.
native giri whom Il Ii charged he en-
ticed into bis honse upon the plea
thar his wife wished to speak TO her.
The probate court held a session
today, Attending 20 several matters
O. Badararco was appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF pedra and Luls
iladaracco. l. E. Delaney and wife
adopted miaor child named Ernest
Wells.
Manuel 4. Garcia was appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Veneran-
da Rulz de- Garcia 20 serve without
bond.
Arthur G. Colbert waa appointed adj.
mlnlEtrator OF the estate Of Charles
Quinn and gave bond IN the sum OF
sGoO
Dolores Garcia Dc Apodaca was ap-
pointed guardian OF Juan sanchez aud
bond set al $500. Francisco Garcia
was appointed guardian of Felice de
anchcz and bond set nt $500.
The final report Of A Borders aa
administrator Of this estate OF Isaac
Rucker was filed and the court set The
srat Monday IN January 40 the date
Ifor hearing the same.
A marriage license was issued By
Probate Clerk a n. walker 10 Mar
garita Garcia and pascnai Domlnguex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
CHEYENNE INDIANS
PROTEST AGAINST
AD0L|SH|NG THE
WILLOW DANCE
Together With Kiowa Tribes
They Secure Intervention OF
Oklahoma Governor Against
stopping Festival.

'0s 's"saa hsfato ~ U. Leased Mtfel
Oklahoma city. Okla. NoV a.
emnrting under the threat of n"
indian ngcnt ~ Segar 10 abolish the
willow and the "gift' dnnces Of
The Cheyenne and RinWa tribes, q
delegation OF Indians headed by
CHIEF Cloud aud Chicf Wnahce has
successfully pleaded with Governor
cruce 60 intervene IN their behalf az
Washington
Tfe dances date from the time III.
Indian rpaiHrd the piains und ths
~" incn are 10th "a give Thorn ~
They pooh pooh the idea that the
gatherings on occasions of this char
ac,er lead to trouble ana declare that
a fair measure 81 ths white man =
liberty II being denied ~ them.
The willow dance thes said. H.
given when some brave decides 70
consecrate himself 10 certain services
10 the tribe. and "a lasts about two
days only the ulon participate.
painting their bodies a. Was the an.
cient custom There IN the usual
feast at Ia conclusion. rho .eifi'
dance IL participated la by suverai
tribes and the squswn as Ncil as the
men take part Thcy afe garbed ln
their best ana The dance Il yer,f
pretty custom. guests baing load "a
with presents as evidence 90 true In.
dian hospitality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
SICKNESS INVAOES
JURY BOX N TRIAL
Of M'NAMARAS
Mental suggestion Cited As
Cause for Illness of Men
Who Are Sworn in to Serve
on Los Angeles Jury.

10y FeH<nt8A NNERR8 ~ " t<@8F8 WtFHI
Los Angeles. Cat, Nov. = The
spectre of sickness in the Jury box
confronted participants IN the Me-
Nomara murder trial again today and.
IL was said might lead to further al
,erstiopr In the method OF caring Cor
the jurors.
\. N. Biyte, a talesman. passing
his first nlght IN the dorn.itofy on
ths tenth floor sif the He'll of n.c-
"rds. reported this morning that he
was ~ and unable to walk 10 break
fast. He w1s taken In street car.
While Bryte'r slight illness was not
held 90 momcHi in itself. " has. fol-
lowed several caseH among talesman
In the four weeks that the trial has
lasted. Court attaches suggested that
u nigh, b. due IN part to . mental
suggestion. citing the case Of tales
man VIM Y clark. excused yestere-
day for il hralth. who broke down
and wcpt after his releaae.
ITS Ike getting out OF tan" he
sOObed. II can't tell you how felt. 3"
j. 4. sexton, a real estate dealer.
mas accepted a. Ia cause by the state
at the opening u court today. Tie was
accepted yesterday by the defense.
making tac second man accepted for
cause by both sides since the first
three jurors were sworn. The other
II Brewster G, Kenyon. reputed
capitalist
Two more talesmcn were accepted
as to cause In the McNamara murder
trial today. They are X ~ sexton.
real estate dealer. aud Clark Nc
Lain. banker.
Howard T.. sweefins. a hotel nan
agcr. was excused because OF hts OPP
position 10 conviction IN capital caaes
ON circumstantlal evidence with
three sworn Jurors and one other
talenman passed already for cause.
prospects for Rctting jnrs seemed
better than heretofore.
II was learned today that District
Attorney Fredrrlcks had arranged
with Indianapolis counsel Ia act tor
him with regard 10 acquiring books
and papers of the international Assoc
citation Of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, according TO circumstances
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
CANTON DECLARES
INDEPENDENTS ToDAv

capital ~ Kvnng rung povincs. and
m. largest city IN China formally Do
clared its Independence al noon tOday
whon TIE dragon flas was lowered
and q salute IN honor ~ the new gov
ernm"nt was Tired
The reoeis captured NGmstao in the
Human district without bloodsAcd and
signalxed their victory by releasing
al thu prisoners who had been con.
fined
The --latest advlces from pekina oav
that the situation IA quiet there.
Refugees are ssill pouring out OF the
gates. cable from Ma ChWsug, the
chief port % hanchurla, predicts aa
uprising in Mukdrn shortly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
he CURSED SALVATION LAsslss
A aarssnder's Demonstration Of His
Lack OF Religion Coat Him SIS.

Kansas CHS Nov. S.--While Miss
Grace plpmmer and ner sister, Ruth
members o! tGe salvation Army
were waiting for cer at Missouri
avenue and Delaware street after tho
might meeting, x. n. McGuire. a bar.
tender. approached them. lie was
Intoxicated
Il haven got any religion he
said.
Neither OF the young wolicn was
Interested In McGulres religious he.
licis. He then hegan cufslng them
They called an officer and SicGuire
was arrested
He could give no satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION Of his conduct IN the North
aide Municipal court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
\ TnEr WON us too RACK
sIA',d saved a uan Who Btpkc into
an ElHlth Str~s StOrr.

Kansas city Mo. Nov e--A thief
won foot race early this morning
and escaped with i-weiry worth
about SIS J, o. McIomas. "a patrol
man. heard a window crash at the
Eaton-Pcare Jcwelry company. los
East Eighth street, a. siao o'clock
this morning and saw e man run
fFcm the place Nc chased the man
~ far as the Plaza hotel 2i7 Adniir.
al boulevard. but the man had dis
tanoed McComss Three small dla-
mond rings and u large cameo ring
were taken Tho man was white
about zs years old ana weighed
shout i'S pounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
RICK GOLD srRIKE roR wosIAx


Georgetown. Colo. Nov. a--Aficr
men had been prosprcting there for
years. u remained for a woman. Mrs.
William Aidrrd. Go discover what l.
supposed "a be the richest mine
opened IN the history OF mining M
Clear creek county
aeva and II on Alpine mountain near
1eorgeiown. In extending tunnel
Afs. Aired has uncovered a body of
sninerailxcd quartz scanned with
streakS Of almost pure gold az y dis
iance of iss feet from the Portal,
and assays show values of yIb,ee0 q
ton In gold. As the tunnel II ex-
tended the ORE becomes more solid
and indications are that a iabuiously
flch discovery has been made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
BERNALILLo COUNTY
VEST POCKET VOTE

In Bernalllio county. the so-called
Democratic ticket was elected by ma
leriiics ranging from soV 20 1000 ss
shown BY the official rcturns all OF
Nhiea are IN.
The vest pocket vote was apparent
IN the brliottnE N the city aud u w'ss
iArn,Iy for men on The Rcpublican
ticket but the other vote IN the city
and county was held solid for the
Democratic Ticket by means already
exposed by this paper.
The majority against Bursum im
this county was ii70 VOTES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
aNTE's DIyoMoEp wIlE ro wnn
fhe iiseu~e for tho Mau'iaec Mas o..
rued 50 ltuneo siigtisata.

New Y0ra. Nov s.--A license was
issued today to Romco Mlsiicttu aud
Mrr Mary Wkedon GATES. Who re-
Gently ebtnincd divorce frem Chas.
q. Gates. son of The late John w.
Gates, Mr. Mlesietta gave his aae "A
se yesrN and Italy ~ his home. He II
- brother of Adrian q. Mialiette. scc-
fetary ol the Texas company, and n
hlmrelf c"nneeted with that company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
IT iooKs WET" roR KANSAS.
Expte.@snssa Cosnnscnt ipon fiig
Shipments of Estsoae.

Kansas city. Mo. Nov 9.--The
biggest business In shipments of
'"booxe" ever recorded at the United
states Express company's outgoing
depot at the union depot annex COM
prised total OF nearly 1909 paper
boN packages last might.
That's aoinE to Kansas AMI okla .
hona. mostly, remarked AN express
man. They are hong on spiked
plum pnddine for THANKSGIVING day
Ia Kansas. don't you know ."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
ENroMBED MnxEns MAY DROWN
\ Ca,c-in Canght six IA Ncslnnsrc
shan ~ OrOnOgo, Mo.

Joplin. Mn. Nov Sis miners
we're entombcd IN "a. Needmore
mine near Oronogo, Mo. this after
noon. Unless they are released with
IN fiv" hours u is sald they will Do
drowned.
The pillars beneath tho hopper
crublrd under the weight of tons az
rock and the machinery aud equip
meni fell into the shaft The men
are az a depth of is0 fees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
MASsHucAUsE uosr

tpcklne. Nov. s.--'fhe excitement n
growing tonight. Ths residents Of tho
forbidden elte are taxing IN great
Quantities OF ricetand other stores FL
teern hundred Infantry and cavalry
OF the Msnchu fIrst division from Shf
Kia chung atsr the assassination o.
Gen Wa I.n chen9 arrived here to-
day and entered the city. The ieea.
,ioGs consider tnat all hops for ssls
Manchu dynasty has vanished. 49,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
RAILROAD nEITEiisTEs
uNtONlPitOsibSISG PURPOSE.
tuy MvesinE Hesssa a. =, Lssssa wsvss

, the shop employees of the Rock .
, Island road viii Jain the ranks .
3 ~ men nov striklna for rccoK- =
, niiion Of the Federation plan ls .
B up 10 officials of the five unions .
, involved. Al conference be. .
; tween ihe employees and railroad .
D Officials today "a statement OF .
; the roads position was given the .
B men Il h rcported thai the raii- .
= road reiterated lts purpos. not =
, 20 deal with the federation .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
lucnnsox's raAxcEr N HIDING

pomfret. Conn. Nov. a.-Mlss vlo-
lot Edmands. flancee cf the Rev, o.
" r. Riohevon, the. Baptist clergy.
man charged with the death of Mlss
Avis Idnnell. accDmpanledu by her
fnthcr. mogher and nurse. len hera
Nitaout making thelr destination
knoWn. "a L. understood that Mlus Ed-
lnands and her mother viii 10 abroad
ln the near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
REPUBLICANS CONCEOE THAT MCDONALD
IS ELECTED BY A VERY
SMALL MAJORITY

tate Committee Asserts That Returns Are Cutting Down
Democratic Majority and Election Of Entire Republican
State Ticket and Of Majority of Both Houses Of Legisla
ture Is Claimed Today; Estimates Worth Little in
Present Election Because of Amount Of Scratching in
Many Counties and Not Until Votes Are Counted Can
Definite Idea Be Formed of Result.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09

ed and the psople are streaming -
the countr, districts
Foreign women ana children have
been ordered TO leave Slang Tian anu
a similar order has bcon sent 10
Chung To- Other important cities Ia
this province nave iolncd tho revolt
but In all OF the ~ the revoluiionlata
are conducting the governments
peacefully.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
"a ~sANDINAviAN NATIONS
REoUEnr RECIPROCITY
lny EsesfnR pssraia a. .. nessea sglus,

. Washington, d. c.. Nov. g. .
, Norway and sweden through .
, their diplomatic representative .
, here. nave requeated the United .
> states TO grant 10 them. under .
. tbs favored nssions clause OF .
, their treaties, the same priviiegesA-
, given 10 Cansda by section az .
= the reciprocity agreement ~ >
. which wood pulp and print paper .
> are admitted nee ~ dnty into .
, she United staten .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
ITALIANS REFUTE
CRUELTY CHARGES


Washington. Nov e-That the
punishment nss the crime ana blood
mrt blood" on Tripuliian balileflelds
was declared In cablegram "a the
Italian embassy today bA san Gleuh-
ano. italian minister Of war. referring
10 the reported Italian ntrpcitleS
AGAINST the Turks and Arabs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
AsiEMcAN ooTroN
pAssf.s DIyiDENDs
tmg Evenlag IssrRIa a. 2. leased wsreD

New YORK, NOV. p.---Dlrectvrn 0f
the American cotton OF COMPANY to-
day passed the seml-nnnuai dividend
"f ~ per cent on me common stock.
The regular seIni-annual dividend of
: per cent ON the preferred stock
was declared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09

: isus AnReIes, Cal, Nov. a.
Dr. John Grant LYMAN. tisc pro.
. mntVr, noW In prison IN San
Franelsc". was indicted By the Z
; federal srand jury here todsy.
; en- tae charue ol having used
the malls a. drssraud. Ball was Z
b liked ~ tss.0eo. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
NANkNG AND PEMNC ARE LAST MANCHU
STR0hGHOLDS TO RESIST THE
REv0LUT|OK|ST ARMIES

Few Loyal Imperasts Still Hold Out Against Besieges Of
Southern City But Are Greatly outnumbered and May
Face Defeat At Any Tine Pekng Is In State of Great
Unrest and Inhabitants of Forbidden City Are Prcpar
ing for Attack Flu Chow Is Over Run BY Rebels While
Ten Tsn MOmentarly Expects to Be Besieged; Canton
Declares Independence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09

This rsllmat. u based upon the Pc
turns that have 5ccn received here
untn 2 o'clock this afternoon and
shows how the flfsl estimates Oy tho
Democratic leaders we're exaggerated.
County. Uufsum. Mcdonald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
QUIET PREVAILS IN
CRY or TfEN TstN

Tien Tsin. Nov. Am Was allee
here st O'Clock this Afternoon. This
city has not gone over yet 20 tbs
revOlutionsEts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09
zERO wEsrHER IN DAKVrA.
thy evssiaE Hessia a. p. t.ssssa wsreI

UeadWoud. 3. o.. Nov H,--A cold
wave hli Western south Dshota today.
the temperature dropnlnH q zero.
Sn"w II falling.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-09

bcfor. the last returns have been re-
ceivcd and correct statement Of the
result of the present campaign can
be given.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
CANDIDATES SPOKE AT
 ENTHUSIASTIC RALLIES
Men In Line fer County Offices Have Just Returned From Most
 Successful Trip.

The republican county candidates have returned from their trip in the Buckeye country where they were given most hearty and enthusiastic welcome, and feel highly elated over the success Of their campaign.
 At all the meetings standing room was at d premium and there were a great many people who were not even able to find room in the halls of the respective school houses. The candi- dates held meetings in Liberty, Palo Verde and Buckeye on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday evenings. re- spectively. The honest, straightfor- ward statements made by the various were enthusiastically re- Ceivej and expressions of approval and allegience to the support of the can Gidates was evidenced by unbounded applause The audience at the Buck eye hall on Thanksgiving evening all declared that the meeting was very enjoyable ending for the festivities Of Thanksgiving day. When the speak CTS had finished their part of the pro- gram a general hand shaking followet | IL was learned that the republican meeting greatly vontrasted with the one held by the democrats short time ago in th" Tar;iCular that the at
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
Finances and Markets

NEW YORK. Dec. l-Politics and money rates were the foremost con- siderations today in Wall Street. Poli- tics were brought to the fore princi- pally because congress will assemble next week. Call money was still hela at figures much above the levels which prevailed for several months until the last few days Loans were placed as high as 6 per cent. the maximum being reached WeuneSday. Both influences
 were Dcarish and speculative senti- ment cOrrcsponded Prices saggcd. though losses were not heavy. For tn" first time in almost q year out of town banks were extensive lenders oi money in this market. Interior banks were stronger than local institutions whose resources were threatened fur ther depletion this week by reason Of the continued outflow to Canada and the Pacific coast Bonds were irreGu- lar. Some local traction issues again showed pronounced strength. Total sales. par value. s4 .393. .O80. Unitel States 4s registered declined one eighth on call.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
The following is the record of realty transfers in the office of the county recorder yester- day. as reported by the Arizona Abstract & Title Co. l3i West Washington street.

Jessie p Creighton and husband to John T. Dunlap. deed 10 lot II. bloci, lS. Capitol Addition.
 Ii. G. Thurston and wife to Mrs. M J. Brashear. deed 70 , acres WI: SWl. section II, BE. IS. Mar. Canal.
 William H. Renck and wife 10 Annie Wallace. deed to NWl4 and WIZ WIZ WI. NWl.. and WI. and WIZ Ei2. and WIZ Ei. E3 SW1. section l6, IS. 6E.
 Q. l.. MOugeot ct al to Ada Irwin, deed to all interest to land lcaseho. .d OF section 36. IS jE.
 II. F St Claire a"d wife to New State Home Builders decd to rortn c7i4 1t. of lot II. glock S5, Capitol Addition.
 x. Peter Nielsen to Frank Lang s;on. deed to lot l4, block %. Collins Addition.
 Sarah r. Van Horne to J. II. Simp- son and wife. deed to part lots l. .. and I. block T. Montgomery.
 Francisco Miranda to J. M. lberri. deed to lot ea. block lo. Murphy Ad- dtion.
 P. F.. Woodson and wife 70 F.. J Eenritt. deed to VI. NWl4 section T.. IN. 2E
 ". J Murphy and wife to Road District No. Maricopa Co. deed |" part lots in r.. | Orangewood.
 ". J. Murphy and wife to Maricopa Co. deed to part lots in E. | orange wood
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02

daughter is Mrs Enderlein, of Hanford Cal. There are other and more dis tant relatives in the valley and many ic the former home in Illinois.
 P L. Kay and family came here fro m Illinois twenty-two years ago Phoenix having been the the family home eyer since Not long after com irg here he associated himself in the banking business with r. k. Hickey and was connected with the institu- tion until it was finally closed up by its owners some of whom sought other liIes of endeavor while Mr. Kay chose to retire to private life
 The funeral will be held this after nCon at ? o'clock at the First Baptist church. deceased having been a mem Der of that denomination practically all his life. The services will be con- ducted by Rev. J. Harvey Deere, pas tor of the church and the pail bearers will be L. n. CogsinS. C. ID. Doris. B. T. Gillett. F. F. Neral. P. K. Hickey. Rev Frank Horning.
 In the passing of Mir. Kay. Phoenix loses one who has ever been an honor to her citizenship. d quiet unassuming person who has never sought personal but wno has always cast his own influence on the side of good morals and good government, faithful t) every duty and firm in his frieni- ship
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
BUCKEYE MEETING
 BROKE ALL RECORDS
The Republican Candidates and the Glce Club Were Enthusiast
 calIy Received.

1 The three best political meetings ever held in the west end of this
 county. were at Liberty. PaIo Verde and Buckeye. the latter being on Thanksgiving night. when over 300 ipeople assembled in rousing demon Istration
 It seemed as though the whole popu- lation Of the Buckeye valley had turned out en masSe irrespective of partisan prejudice, most of them to give earnest attention to what the re-
 publican county candidates had to say
 and the rest Of them to make the meeting an occasion of proper holiday celebration in which respectful con sideration of political opponents should be the prevailing feature.
 The speaking met the hearty appre- ciation of the audience and the gIee club actually captured it. The club sang itself hOarse. ran through it's rep ertoire anu then made d few verses to suit the occasion. After the music and oratOry there was d pie social that Was just as much of d success. the pies being sold for the benefit of the public school library and some of them bringing as high as S2 each. The opin- ion of those who have been watching things in the West End k that for once in the history of the world, the republicans have got the democratic candidates on the run, and have every right to expect victorious news from that end nf the county on December F
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
DON'T FORGET TO EXERCISE.

No man of affairs, however, impori - ant or overdriven, can ever be too busy to take time for exercise, unless hc wishes to apply for his long vacation a decade or two earlier than is neces- sary.
 The place where the mummy of the Egyptians should be carried round at r5 gular intervals, with reminder that he has been dead for ten thousan years, is not at feasts. but in our busi- ness offices, workshops. counting hous- es and studios. There is where men are really killing themselves. instead of in their sports. their luxiries. or even in their vices.
 Commercially. slave driving your body and brain may sometimes be a necessity. but the unbiased biologist of the Twentieth Century is beginning to suspect that the praises of industry. like those Of sacrifice, are sung most loudly and insistently by those in church or state who hope to profit by it-in others,-WOods Hutchinson in Exercise and Health"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
lESCHERS PLANS FOR
 COUNTRY CLUB HOUSE
Sketch Adopted and Working Plans
 Will Be Drawn Immediately. ..

At d meeting of the board of dircc- tors of the Country club yesterday the sketches of club house prepared by Architect Royal. Lescher, were accept ed as appropriate for d working model for a club house and he was instruct ed to proceed at once with the draw inf of plans This, it is expected, will take about two weeks and very soon thereafter construction will begin. It is estimated that the contract will b. let in about three weeks from date anl that construction will require about two months so that by the first of new home.
 Asked to recite some of the features os the proposed club building MT. Les cher said it was to be of the bungalow style of architecture, one-story structure with cement foundations and an outside finish of shingles. and will cost approximately s7000.
 The main room of the building will be 24x36 and the main dining room will be 24x24. These two rooms can be thrown together making one large one ! heSrdDie loT ldrSS udHclhS pdrties. Then there will be a screened dining room and a private dining room. There will be d buffet apartment, lockers for both ladies and gentlemen. and porches on two sides of the building The floors will be of hard wood and the finish will be artistic throughout
 The club house will be situated on the new clnh grounds i'm Ora rangewooi al the north end of Central avenue.