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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
shot BY CUPID; STUNC
By THE court CLERK
YOUTHS, REFUSED LICENSE TO
WED, GROW IRRITATED-
OLDER ONES MADE HAPPY.

Two lntendeds and their bride
grooms were refused licenses to join
IN the holy bonds Of matrlmony by
Clerk George Davis of the county
court yesterday one OF the lovelorn
youths hailed from Ninita, but was in
formed after making out the required
papers. that he would have TO get the
consent of hts parents. Eighteen
years OF age but large for one OF his
years, the boy became quite irritable
hut after cleav explanation. trudged
out Of the office with his slxteen-year-
Old bride TO seek his parents
The following persons were given
licenses T. we'd: w. +. Hudson, 30
years and Mrs. Arabella Hudson. 32
years Of age both Of Leonard
Mike WhittIe 30 years and Miss
Florence Love, 10 years, both Of Bro
ken Arrow. .....
sam l. McCammon, IS years and
Miss ollie shaffer, "a years, both OF
NVant.
The ether youth-but he offered the
news probe an apple TO LAY down"
i was big apple and grandly fla
vored.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
RAIDS CONTINUE ALL
THROUGH LAST NIGHT
MORAN INVADES ALCORN SEC
OND TIME-ItOOMING HOUS.
rs ARE TOUCHED UP.

Swish. pop, bump, such was the
noises that proceeded at irregular in.
teryals all night last night from var
ious establishments on First street.
Fact fhe matter is. the police
force. under the direction of Assistant
Moran. was doing the raiding stunt.
Before II o'clock five raids had
been made, and at that time officer
Moran winked his eye In a knowing
way and said that the night was not
yet over.
In the Afternoon. raid was made
on the Alcorn "hotel. First aand
Boston and liberal amount of fire
water was taken 70 the city jail,
20 be held rs evidence That how
ever, did not end things. About Q
o'clock last night. the Officers again
ralded the AlcOrn In the first raid
Nose Stane was arrested. but the sec
ond time the officer didn't get the
booze niger" Evidence was plenti-
ful, two cases having been secured
Raids were made on Georgia viii
sons roomng house on East First the
Planters hotel South Boston and
Belts restaurant, at the rear Of Sec
ana and Main were raided In each
Of the above raids, evidence was se-
cured
An arrest was made at the Wilson
rooming house Laura Bell, with a
half dozen aliases was arrested on the
charge of interfering with an officer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
.LINANTOUR NOT
IN WAY To RULE
HE COULDN'T THINK or BECOM.
ING MEXICAN RULER
BECOMES REALLY ANCERED
Should he Last One TO suspect Of
Such u Thing SAYS Minister
Of Finance.

% N@cw Sew '' York. Mar ii,-Artor piaz
what
Senior Jose Llmantour, the Mexican
minister of finance, In his apart
mcnt overlooking Central Park, nd-
dressed himself to the question with
an indignation foreign to his usual
poised and courteous manner lie
had been shown the report printed
In some evening newspaper that
American financial interests, with
dominant holdings in Mexico, have
on foot plan to procure the res
ignaton of President Dla2 and set up
Senior Limantour in the executive
chair
The suggestion that the private
capital and foreign capital at that
could make and unmakc Mexican ad-
minlstrations and mlnistrys provoked
his ridicule and his anger
"llow stupid" were the first words
81 should be the last person to be
suspected of lending myself 10 such a
DESIRE" he added, even II by "A
stretch Of Imagination one could sup
pose II true, It is no secret that
President Diaz has several times ask
ed me 10 accept the presidency at the
expiration Of his term
81 have alweys refused because the
duties which ! now fulfill are those
most congenial to me, and because !
believe / can be of most service to my
country by continuing with them
There Is no truth in the report"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Skinner FINDS HIS
MATCH IN ONE BURKE
HIS GUN IL BADLY BATTERED
AND MS BODN BRUISED
rHEN ARRESTED.

In pursuit Of John skinner rec.
oguj1ed IN bygone days as the COM
munlty's bad man" for the last quar-.
ter of century a sherln's posse under
the leadership of sheriff Mccullough
late yesterday evening found IT'S quar-.
ry sleeping OF jag at the Robinson
hotel Tho ncighborhood In the vie
rinity Of seventeenth and Boulder
was In state Of great excitement
during the whole afternoon Of yeter-
day after Skinner had been given the
worst of an argument over 4 bloodcd
dog.
Sometime ago skinner. Tvho resides
on farm Just tp the south Of the city
opened negotiations for the purchase
Of a dog from Douglas Frouchot, the
son Of NJ. Y. Y Franchot, oil operator
Douglas Franchot is funCier of dogs
and fine breed poultry lie keep,
bachelor quarters at Seventeenth and
Boulder. where he has John Burke
an English expert on dogs. 70 look
after his kennels.
Skinner boldly walked over the lawr
a little before noon yesterday said
10 have gone 60 picl, up a dog and
walk away with IT, armed with d
repeating rifle, The English attend.
ant saw his approach and knew from
5klnners reported reputation that h,
might carry out his alleged intentions
Burke met him half way. and with d
quick twist Of the wrist. disarmed tn,
former plainsman. much to his dis
may skinner was thrown to tn,
ground In the scullle that followe,
and while lying prone Burke wlelde,
the rifle with telling effect Llmpinl
from his rough treatment and will
his broken artillery in his hand. skin
ner left tbe premises swearing ven
geance and expressing his intention
of returning 90 his home for anothe
| gun The one he was carrying wa
slightly hors de combat.
In the meantime Mr. Franchot go
In touch with the sherfrs Office an,
swore out a warrant for the "bat
man's' arrest. skinner was no wher,
to be found when the posse arrived
at his farm and We're informed tina
Skinner had left for the city
During their absence call from tn,
Robinson hotel gave them a new clu,
to the mans whereabouts, but no dep
uty was on hand 10 serve the warrant
lie was later without exchange oi
shots, or bodily harm, taken into custC
dy and made bond to the amount oi
$500 for his release 10 await hearing
on the charge OF assault with intent
10 kill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
DUPONT COMPANY TO
PAY SUSTAINED Loss
WILL TAKE CARS OF THOSE WHO
SUFFERED IN THE PLEASANT
PRAIRIE EXPLOSION.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
Pleasant Prairie, Wis. March IL
The Dupont Powder Co, officials
and directors after an all day meet
ing IN the ruins Of their plant here.
tonight promised to rebuild the viii
age and pay every cent of actual loss
sustained by any person as a result Of
the explosion Thursday night. The
promise was made by J. p. Laffy,
general counsel for the company.
Three more deaths( caused indi-
rectly by the explosion, were record
ed almost coincidentally with the an
nouncement by the company
The company plans to rebuild at
least a portion of -he mill at once.
and 1t was said tonight will be MAX
ing powder by Monday morning,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Ohio BANKERS FREE;
Walsh MAY Be NEXT
SCHMICK OF CLEVELAND AND
BRAINARD OF MEDINA
QUIT LEANENWORTH.
By Associated Press.

by Associated IiehA,
Leayenworth, Kan, Mar 11.--Banl,-
ers W. II, Schmick of Cleveland and
S. II, Brainard OF Medina, Ohio, were
released on parole from the federal
prison here today Each was under
n sentence Of Ave years for cmbc2-
element They were cell mates.
Schmick has decided to forsakc
banking and 30 to farming. lie left
tonight for Hood Valley. Oregon,
where he has fruit interests. His
wife and relatives are there. Brainard
has obtained position with a whole
sale house In Medina,
Interest at the prison now conters in
the future Of John Il. Walsh Of chi
cago. There are many rumors about
the probable outcome OF the case, but
no official inclination about the Pros
idents attitude In the matter has
been received.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
RAILWAY STRIKE IS
PRACTICALLY ENDED
FORMERLY REACH.
I'D BY STRIKERS TO BE Put
IN FORCE MONDAY.

special 10 The world
oklahoma city March 1i,--After
almost Il week without street car sery-
Ice ON the lines Of the oklahoma Rail-
way Company as the result OF a
strike last sunday 1t Is now puctic-
ally certain that service viii be re-
sumcd by Monday Both labor lead
ers and officials are positive in their
statement that the agreement former
ly reached Dy them viii be put in
force Moudoy and service peacefully
resumed.
The announcement came today
when the situation had become tense.
Many citizens, including business and
professional men. had been granted
Jeputy shcrffs' commissions and or
ders issued hy the sheriff 70 hardware
merchants not 10 sell ammunition or
firearms only to those presenting or
der from him,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Camorra Trial Is Opened.

BY Associated Press
Viterbo, Italy Mar. IL Formal
proceedings began In the trial of
thirty-six members Of the Neopolitan
Camorra including the alleged heads
of the organization Enrico Alfano,
for the murder Of Gennaro Cuoccolo
and his wife Mariah Cuoccolo, the
beautiful Sorintina"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
DEATH RESULTS FRoM FAIL.
Picture Show Man OF Bristow Lands
ON Head from Ladders Top.

Special 30 the World,
Brlstow Okla, Mar. 1l.--Royden
T. Freeland, age 20. OF this oity. Is
dead today as "A result Of injuries to
his head sustained in fall from a
ladder In a moving picture show OF
which he Is proprietor
The accident occurred Friday after
noon when Freeland was making
some repairs 90 his machine He
died hours later Funeral services
viii be held from his home here to.
morrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12

The members Of the Country Clut
held a meeting last evening In the Of.
ficcs OF u, r. Kemp aud elected the
following Officers for the coming
year; Directors j II. Evans, u, Il
Kemp. w. T., Anderson, H. Y Arnold
and j. IT, Glover; president, j II
Evans. president, q u. william.
son. aud David Gore. secretary Mr.
Gore was the former secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Sontcncc nny Mnrch IS.

ON March / 5 Judge Poe of the dis
trict court A}' sentence those con
Wcted IN tn'SNprescnt session Of that
court TO serve their various terms OF
imprisonment in the state ponitentia-
ny at McAlcster
Some of the prisoners convicted In
the December term have not been SEN
tenoed and large number Of com
to the state prison orc 70
be made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
ss0s..csccsc o ecs69aasc.c
TWO Due or MEAsLDs.
Joseph and Maud Wolf Pass Away nj
Home ON West Brady.

Two children, those VI ', Wolf, IIv-
ing on West Brady, succumhed to
measles Yesterday Joseph and Maudc
Wolf, aged ten and eight. respectively
were the victims.
According to the reports AZ the
health office. there are less than a
half dozen cases OF measles In the
city at present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
NO bennett APOLOGY
BEFORE LEGISLATURE
THE WHY MUSkOGEE DOCrOR'
JVSF TOURS COUNTRY IN
HIS AUTOMOBILE.
Special to the World

special 70 the World.
Muskogee, okla, Mar. ll.--Dr Leo
E. Bennett of Muskogee failed TO
appear before the Legislature today
adm offer an apology for tho famous
capital graft interview that recently
appeared In a local newspaper, Fall
from the legislature, the entire force
OF the Muskpgee county sheriff and
the local police department, to find
the willy doctor, is the chief reason
why he did not go to oklahoma CITY
A forty horsepower automobile.
driven at break-neck speed over coun-
try roads, figures prominently in BEN
netts movements the past forty-eight
hours Learning that he was badly
wanted, the doctor first went to his
farm near Rex whore he remained
one night. The next day, learning
that the sergeant -at-arms was speed
ing from Muskogee to the farm in
search OF him, the doctor made a dash
for PARIS unknown in the automobile.
He is believed to have been outside
Of the county since yesterday Some Of
his friends believe he has bottled
himself up" in his palatal $4,000
residence.
AS this is the last day Of the lcgIs-
lature, DR.. Bennett will undoubtedly
occupy a front pew at church tomor-
row, assert his warmost friends Sew
eral days ago the doctor was ar
rested in this city and taken before
the legislature whore he denied that
he had ever intended to cast any re-
Election on any Of It's members. In
the famous interview he declared
theIe was "nigger IN the woodpilc"
in connection with locating the cap
ital ct oklahoma City.
Dr. Bennett is a member Of the cap
ital location commission appointed uu-
der The administration Of Charles ~
Haskell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
BASEBALL: SCORE 10 TO I.
Cincy Nationals Defeat ST, Louis AM
cricans-May stop Game.

BY Associated Press
Hot Springs. Ark. Mar 11.-By a
score of 10 to Z, the Cincinnati Ma
tionals. with almost an entire line up
from the youngsters OF the team won
from the st. Louis Americans this af-
trnoon In the first anti-season sched-
ule Of nineteen games,
Another IS scheduled for tomorrow,
Notwithstanding the County Prose-
cutting Attorney has ordered the sher-
III and constables to prevent their
pladng.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Waco Doctor Knls wife.

by assocalou fIcsbs
Waco Texas, Mar. 1l.---Mrs. N. a.
Floyd was stabbed to death with a
penknlfe by her husband, Dr. N. A.
Floyd this afternoon. Floyd thon
stabbed himself eight times with the
same knife and probably will die.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
ol,lnhnnlnns Gel ncrths.

BY Associated Press.
Atlanta, Ga. Mar 1.-THE newly
selected board of governors OF the
Southern Commercial Congress, which
closed last night. inchder the follow
Ing Oklahomans. Dr Y. u Flte OF
Muskogee and william A. Fulwiler.
oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
LEGISLATORS IN
ALb NIGHT MOOD
WE'RE HARD At N At EARLY
HOUR THIS MORNING.
CAPITAL COMMISSION IT"
Congrcr siOnal District Bill Killed
Bcnnctt DcnOunccd--NO Ore
gon Plan.

| Special 10 thc World
oklahoma city March 1l--At one
o'clock sunday morning tlte Okla
homa House and Senate of the legis.
lature had not left their halls. Tho
capital bin to abolish the capital COM
mission delayed them
A Holiday Work
oklahoma City okla. March IL
While both houses Of the oklahoma
| legislature were adjourned at 3 o'clock
saturday technically they worked late
/ into the night The house clock stop
/ ped at 1880 p. M having run down.
The Senate stopped clock al 2:35 for
/ the same reason \ vast number OF
|hllls We're passed at the last part OF
| the session All appropriation biild
| aggregariug Sj.22O.000 were finally
/ disposed Of
The Highway Commission b.ll was
passed this afternoon. as was also the
TAX Commissioner bill The School
Lands BILL providing for the sale Of
| 100000 acres of land was passed
/ though THE referendum clause was
eliminated and it will be a law in
ninety days i' signed By the governor
The bill 10 fix the congressional dis
tricts In the state was killed in the
last days session,
The Senate passed a resolution de-
nouncing DR. Leo T.. Bennett of Mus
llogee who recently gave out a state
ment to Muskogee newspaper in
which graft was intimated in the
Senate
The educational system Of the state
was remodelled, the seven boards act
ing Independently being abolished and
"A state board Of education placed in
control.
The Senate removed all obstacles in
the way Of early adjournment Sat
urday morning when It passed finally
the General Election bill from the
House. Before the bin was adopted
the amendment providing for the ore
gon plan 10 rejecting United states
senators was cut out
How 1t All Happened.
I Oklahoma city, Okla. March II. -
Senator Nhndeventer's bill 10 allow
cities having charters TO decide when
they shall have their elections. passed
both houses of the legislature finally
Friday. but was at a late hour re-
called by the house when II was dis
covered that an error had been COM
United In that the roll was not called
on the emergency clause.
The emergency clause failed TO car
ry IN the house this afternoon, and at
a late hour tonight the bill was still
In conference. The senate has been
holding out Tor the emergency clause.
but II Is doultfu II II vii prove avail
ing
Mandamus Hearing Goes over.
The Mandamus hearing which was
TO have been heard before Judge Poe
in the district court last night rela-
tive to the forcing of G. j Meacham,
secretary Of .he election board Of Tul-
sa County. to file the names of can
didates for city offices as presented,
was postponed by consent of parties
Interested until sometime this week,
No definite date of hearing was men,
uloned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
0.Sc3ooS09o. . s.aa9a.ooo:
BURIED IN NINE.


Duluth. Mimi, March H.
Twenty eight men were buried
In an iron mine ut virginia,
Mimi, this afternoon, Details
are lacking,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
A Lnrse Mont shinmcnt

Chicago. March 1.-THE largest
single meat shipment on a United
States order since the Spanish Amer
lean War left the Union stock yards
today. There were six car loads Of
bacon and other meats and several
more are ready for transit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Ioo.o.ooD0o. o 1..so0o.0...0
WORTHLESS VS.. VICIOUS.


BY Associated Press.
Topeka, Kans March IL
Governor Stubs stated today
that he will let the Inheritance
Tax Bin become a law with
ont his signature, He stated
that the old law Is vicious"
ana the new worthless"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12

Let's let tn women vote, II would
only be tn style a week er two. PIN
Ky Kerr says he never had but one
girl an II took two follers T. beat
his time. wotldn afternoon an cvon-
In shifts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
THE WEATHER.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Mar. 1l.-Oklahoma,
generally fair Sunday colder. Mon.
day fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
LocNL wrArmrn YESTERDAY.

(Dr II. NJ. Hutchinson, observer }
Temperature maximum sS; mini.
mum or. south and clear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
FIRE DESTROYS
VEBBERS FALLS
ENTIRE INLAND TOWN WIPED
OFF MAP yesterday.
BUT ONE Store remains
Starts in Drug store ana Bucket Bri-
gadc is Powcrlcss-Qunrtcr Mil
lion Loss.

Special TO the World
Muskogee. Okla. March II 1.-The en-
tire business district Of Webbcrs Falls
Okla, about fifteen miles to the south
Of this city, was destroyed by fire this
afternoon. only one store has been
left standing
Three dry goods stores two banks
cotton gin, two drug stores, a meat
market, pool hall. and telephone Of
flee are among the buildings destroy
ed. The town is isolated tonight all
wires being down.
The fire started IN the McCorklc
drug store. but the cause Is unknown,
The loss is estimated at S25O,0OO,
Webbers Falls on the banks Of the
Arkansas River and is town Of more
than thousand people, It has no rail-
roads.
But One Store Remains.
Muskogee. okla, March 1l.-Only
one store remains standing tonight IN
Webbers Falls and the loss IS cstimat-
ed at approximately 100000. The
principal losers are: Blackstone and
Hays $4,000; Gibson Bros, $4,000;
George Pollard. $4,000 all Of which
are general merchandise concerns;
First National Bank, $500; Web
bers Falls Gin Co., $4,000; Wcbbcrs
Falls Drug Co., $4,000; w. H. Me
Corkle Drug Co.. $4,000; Wcbbers
Falls Record, $4,000; Sntterwhitc and
Thomas, meats and groceries, 49,
900.
The origin OF the fire could not be
determined. hut was first located IN
the McCorkle drug store Depondinp
upon a bucket brigade for fire protec-
tion. and owing 20 a high wind the
flames spread rapidly. The citizens
spent their time I'm removing stock
from other stores when they saw that
the town was doomed, At one time
during the fire the heat grew so I'm.
tense that the crowds were forced tC
retire and watch the destruction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Bennett ln Mnskogec.

>Muskogee, okla, March il.-Dr.
Bennett is IN Muskogee tonIght but
refuses to make a statement He has
been staying at a friends house since
this morning, II Is said, In order TO cs.
cape arrest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12

NpFoilI 10 fIt WOTd
oklahoma city March 1l.--At one
o'clock sunday morning tlia Okla
homa House and Senate of the legls.
laturc had not left their halls, Tho
capital BIN TO abolish the capital COM.
mission deIayed them.
The Jasper news., 1911-07-13
Correspondence.
LEBANON
DR.. Knott's Narrow Escape.

Monday morning after the rain
DIR. Knott who was called out in
this ueighborhood to see some sick
folks, drove into the small brancn
near the Brown farm and had a
narrow escape with his life. He
got out and saved his team, and
with the help of some friends got
the buggy ashore down the creek.
There was some damage done to
the buggy and harness, while the
doctor lost SIS in cash from his
pocket. This is the most dan
gerous ford within driving distance
of Jasper. 1t would be a fine
place to put in cement crossing
and the neighbors on the north
side OF Coon creek will DO thei1
The Jasper news., 1911-07-13
DIXIE

This ncighborhood had a good
rain Sunday and Monday.
Most of the people of these parts
spent the 4th at home.
Miss Hazel Salters and Leonard
Goings of Carterville spent the 4th
with Mrs. James Smith.
Mr.. Knot near Avilla has bought
the Lewis farm.
Miss Lena Miller and Virginia
Hille spent the 4th with home
folks.
Miss Nellie Lauderbaugh is on
the sick list.
Dorothy Hille spent last week
in Webb City.
Friends have received word
from Mr.. Boyer that he is coming
back TO his farm.
Homer Roberts and family spcn,
last Friday at the Hille home.
DR.. Houser of Carthage wa:
called out to Harve Benefits tc
sec a sick horse last Friday.
Virgil Carter plowed o4 acres o.
corn one day last week for T. Law
son. Who can beat itH
Rev. Gurley filled his appoint
mcnt at Preston Monday.
The Jasper news., 1911-07-13
DEWEY

Thanksgiving Day came on
Monday, July 10, this year, when
the farmers arose and found a
glorious rain after a long dry
period. Mr.. Matthews says IS
10 inches fell Monday.
Mr.. r. F. Elliot went Monday
to Aurora to stay several days.
Mrs. May Cline gave a lawn
party to Cordell Keller in honor of
his birthday on Saturday after
noon. Thirty young folks were
present and had fine time. Mrs.
Cline served cake and ice cream,
and Cordell received many nice
presents.
Rev. Edwards, assisted by Rev,
Culmer of FredericktoWn, will
commence a protracted meeting
at Salem church on Wednesday
July 40. Bro. Culmer was start
inc to COME to Salem last Friday
as announced, but on account of
the meeting at the Dunkard
church he was requested to come
later, to which he kindly con-
sented. Everybody prepare for
these meetings July 20.
Mrs. Patrick and Mrs. Brock OF
Duenweg are spending a few days
with their sister, Mrs. Sterling.
Deweytown has not been pat
ronizing an NJ. d. lately.
Saturday night, July 18th, the
Farmers Union will have a grand
social and ice. cream supper Mr.
Evans will be present and give an
address.
The families Of Walter and Hi
ram Balm and the Joiners and