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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08
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Newfoundland American league mas
mates win nthvr in New York Mon
daS FOR theh annual pow-woV
\ bill providing foy the repeal of
,he Frawlcy ,oxing law will be- iu.
troducci ia 90, New York legislature
neNt month.
Last season VAS financially dius-
trous Tor many q the minor icasu,s
aud a number hae given up the
ghost and viii nooc revived
Team matches hr The champion
ship oi the United stucs Revolver AS
ISOLATION are nov In ltogrcss and will
continue until early Drink
shooting pa'ridgcs fam acceptance
Is nov popular sporth France and
several a,iators who AN eood. rhots
have secured excellent hgs
Tho old Scop 'Pilgri,. built as
America cup candidate iiiN9a. has
been purchased by Mainsnan and
is nov in use "a fishing rssel
Pittshurg viii have two Rntomo-
hne shows. both in February shat OF
the Automobile SHOW Assertion Ia
the exposition building and a. Deal
crs Association IN nuquesne arden.
Tho nominating committee Al the
New York Nach, CLUB, OF Mich D.
pierpnnt Morgan and CorncliuiNan-
derhilt are the members. have ooscn
IC Ledyard Blair A. commodor for
another year.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Commenting ON the statement tat
Frank Bakers ba, "a said ithaye ast
s9so. the sportln' editor o,the NV
York Globe remarks, Alan a bat'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08
JUDGE GEO. SUTTON
BEFORE CONGRESS
EXPLAINS MEANING on CALI
foRSIa IRRIGATION
Doctrine a. Well Understood by sta.
dents ~ California Although
pu<<finn ca Lawyers.

cllffA0O. Dee Judge George
" Hutton ~ the Los Angeles Super.
Tor court delivered an exhaustive ein-
cldatl0n Of The much discussed Cali
fofinla Doctrine" regarding water
rights before The national lrfigation
congfena hore today lie declared
that while the doctrine had puzzled
justices Of The United States Supreme
Court. " VAS well understood b.
nearly ~ residents Of California
The great trouble with the Call
fornla Doriflne. aOraiied arisea not
from tho dootrine itself nor from the
application ~ that doctrine by the
supreme court. but from a vast mis-
understanding among lawyers and
lnfmrn IN courts IN other states ~ 20
fhr reni meaning ~ The doctrine
Tho Misunderstanding arlses iarReiy
because me habit Of mind ~ iho
eaafofu lawyer aud iurlai causes him
W think IN terms and IN tho nght Of
hia own experience In mn over. water.
I'd country. whiio The habit 81 mind
of tho Californian cnunoa hitn 20
think ~ tcrmn ~ hln own experience
W q semi-arld rounirY
An appreciation ~ mo fundamcu-
tai clvn law conception That the
water running IN natural stream "a
not paft ~ tho land. nor the Hnh.
fees 81 property la any sense ~ Tho
worh " essential 10 an accurate nm
dertlandlnR Of the California dor-
trim.
Tho California doctrine Of rinar-
Ian rifhfs applied in conjunction
VIM appropriation may thus he SUM
married.
Al absolute of non-rlparlnn Hp-
fr0f rluiion can only be- made from q
stream hollow Tho mint of hppro.
nrlaiion NOT previously appropriated.
when the entire ntfrgm ls ON fovefu.
mcni land or when riparian owners
below WIN not Boz injured. ana tho
lower owner win not hc permitted
10 nnscri injury. II tho riparian own
~ ahoto "a USING Tho water W the
most henofieial way. oven though be-
conHnmee the entire stream.
a Riparian owners right OF APP
rroprinilon So Tho currclntlge rlrhf
given exclusively tu riparian ownor
10 take so much water from the
stream lsurf1ce or auh.suffnecl ae
De- can pUt 10 hspsflclai economi.
cal nHc on hls own riparian land
'iani u riparian to u stream oi
suh-surlace when u borders on the
stream nnd De- Within tho watershed
land b. riparian 90 a porcolatinp
mass ut water when ~ oycrlolos Tho
MASS Ho thai ~ can draw fhcrcfron
] hy oapllarit, pumps or fioWing wells
last but most important OF all
+ the California doctrine o. best ap
piled IN the lieht Of that greatest oI
4 an principles "no unio ihy neigh
hor ne ihon wouldst have tbs ncirh
nor do nn,o thop
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08
WOMAN FACES CHARGE.
Mur.cr Alleged Relative Ca Death of
is.Ncsu-OId n,,.

hAhi.As Texts. bee 4 charge
81 murder has been filed against a
white woman In connection With the
death OF James seal, the a.ssar-old
white hoy who dled last FRIDAY night
az his mothers home In West nallas
In the meantime the lutestines OF the
boy are "a cold storage st ihs office
OF city Chemist Hammer ana viii be
examined Thursday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

coats more than That suro pus
Raymond frnsiauce
Bafehaii like New Work . netcr
nnlHhrd Several neN ulD .tta he.n
suggested 10 fhc rules committees. and
one chat hach to Uas IL do incd
to stop The pitcher from rlmshnD
lng bon over tho plt.e ahcn th,
batter aInt vafchn
Connie Mack eho is SLOW to peak
boa say somefhnr Nheu he doe
upTn hil nouth. a0of thinking tho
matter over carefully has arnonn cd
mar GOO MARTY hnl Viewers the Gmhts
Nsfr tlr best muru m captivity
bar mono Wsrt also profosscs a1
m ration for no,le and Uorzoe
Thar THIRD hl.eman ofNho BROOK
Hu. h,arIur fhr strange peculiar
name 0f Smith wi nom fhe nodrrr
sccnred fhe wear frdm Uo Atlanta
southern League ,mn nAs married
recently and 1oN BE- FIJI announced ihht
his wife won lcI hm pag hsll any
more $50 fhatll hc ail from SOU Mr.
Smith
a report from Africa Says that
some strange malady d. huuna on the
tiger Crop Th, New YORK Tammanl
tiger ls rrowiur lean al. Il result al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

How sharper than serpents
tooth. or words to shat effect. u h
TO be a manager OF the Cincinnati
Reds. No matter who Is selected
for the job. the fans of the city where
the Ohio swiftly flows and You cant
hlnnie the river for flowing by swift
iy--are agin' him.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

DALLAS, scNas. Zee. J- After
heing out forty minutes tae jury re-
turned verdict tiudfne VIII Flowers
guilty 81 The murder 81 otto kahlkof
and assessed his punishment At mfc
imprisonment The case against
John Robertson charged With the
same oflense, goes 10 trial tomorrow
foth Flowers ana Robertson are ne
groes
kahikof was an aeed German. who
Nas beaten TO death With conphng
pm last MAY. robbery bving the mo-.
ti,e
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

seGUtN, Texas. Dee - Albert
Warner the negro brought here for
TRIAL from Colorado county and who
Is charged with criminal assault
pleaded guilty. In the district court
here Yesterday A Jury was selected
which last night hrough, In iss ven
dsof assessing the death penalty
rhk crime was committed N Octo-
Der last az Eagle Lake.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Mike nonln. who has been piying
With the eianis IN Cuba. may war a
New YORK uniform next year like
has tired OF heinz hcana,cr an Is
said TO be anxious for the deal q be
pulled on
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Rock Creek.

The grim reaper visited Rock
Creek Monday morning and carried
an old and esteemed citizen, Solo
mon Wigle. Mr.. Wigle had been
sick about ten days, having had the
measles, and his death is supposed
to be due to some after effect Of that
disease. He had been resident of
this locality about nine years, was
an honest and industrious man
whose death is distinct loss to the
community. The funeral was held
at the school house Tuesday after
noon. The services being conducted
by Rev. B. NJ. Howell. This is
the second time death has visited
Rock Creek in about eleven years.
Mr.. Wigle leaves a wife and nine
children to mourn his loss.
Mrs. S. j. Morrison who has
been i'll for some time is GONZALES
cent.
G.. H. Horsfall is doing some
field work for Assessor Ball.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Died.

AT the home of her son in this
city, Thursday morning, May 4,
1911, Mrs. Isabella Sharman, aged
" years ard twenty-nine days.
She is survived by her only son, w.
G. Sharman, of this city.
Mrs. Sharman came to this state
in the Spring Of 1889, and made her
home at Independence until about
two years ago when she moved to
Toledo. She was member of the
Presbyterian church.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 2 O'Clock tomorrow by Rev. c..
I. Hurd Of Newport, at the M. E..
church.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Abe Lincoln School.

County Superintendent R. P.
Coin visited us last week and made
remarks about our school house and
grounds and how we got the house.
Never mind r. P. we got the house
and in time the stumps will rot out
and we may have a better house by
that time.
County Commissioner C. N.
Thompson was looking over his
ranch Monday.
Deputy Forest Ranger M. S. Dur
bin is doing some work on the utility
station, Albert Barclay and A. M
Wheelock assisting.
Deputy Assessor Weber was try
ing to find out how much property
we had last week. We are pretty
poor but guess that we will vote
some road tax Ghis year. This cut
ting off our own nose to spite some.
body else's face does not make roads.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Eddyville.

We are having some fine Spring
weather. Crops are looking fine.
N. T. Hibben has just set out a
new orchard on his homestead
Mrs. Hibben will leave for Portland
in few days. She will stay until
after tne Rose Carnival.
A. B. Hunt was in town Mon
day.
Eddyville boys are talking of or
ganizing baseball team. Some OF
the boys practiced with Little Elk
boys last Sunday a week ago, by
using three Little Elk kids. They
were badly beaten.
Our ex-road supervisor was in
Town Tuesday. He is changing his
occupation to that of newspaper
reporter.
Eddyville Grange No. 42S is com.
ing down the line, having 81 mem.
bers and eight applications in,
HIVE Just purchased an organ and q
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
()na

Frank Stanton of Toledo passed
through on the mail stage Saturday
on his way 10 Waldport.
John Hanlon and Walter Weber
killed a bear on Tracy creek last
week.
Miss Sarah Christensen of va
quina spent the week end at the A.
H. Phelps home.
Walter Weber received the sad
news of the sudden death of friend,
Ben Goslin, Of Dundee, last Friday,
by telephone, and ne and his father,
A. H. Weber, left for the latter
place Saturday. Itwas first thought
to be his brother, Herman, but the
mistake was recti6ed.
A. H. Phelps and family spent
Sunday at the l.. M. Commons
home.
About thirty friends Of Mrs,
Gertrude Phelps gave her a surprise
at her home on Saturday evening,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
News of each Community Gathered each
week by Our Rustling Associate Editors

Otis calves.
William Dodson our Taft mer-
chant is preparing to build ware
house and boat house. Mr.. Larson
has contracted to build him six
boats and is now working on them.
G. s. Parmele and Sons are now
building their cheese factory and
will soon have it running. They
now nave the milk Of over thirty
cows of their own to begin with.
School began in both school houses
in district No. 81 last Monday
Mrs. Hemstreet Of Idlewild Land
ing is teaching in the Read Creek
school house and Miss Ncwmire in
the scnooinouse built on the lower
end Of the Kobielski farm. The
school houses are both completed
and are constructed just alike.
They both face the east and are
painted white. They have group
Of four windows on the north, two
windows in west end and one win
dow in the cloak room on the east
end.
The Sunday school held last Sun
day in the new school house in dis
trict 81 was well attended and has
omens OF being a benefit to the CON-
munity around.
Mr.. Hammond and Roy Braden
have dissolved partnership. Mr.,
and Mrs. Braden have gone to the
Valley.
In playing game of base ball 9
few days ago Clarence Parmele was
hilton the nose and his nose wa.
broken.
Wild geese by the hundreds arc
going north. We can expect sum-
mer weather soon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
KernvilIe.

Messrs. Taylor and Ring have
contracted to cut 100000 feet OF
lumber for G.. S. Parmele and
Sons, using their mill.
Mr.. Brown bought two COWS
from Uncle Anon Bones and Mr..
Hemstreet took them from Kern
vile up to Mr.. Browns place on a
scow.
The school in district 80 will be
taught in a building on the bank OF
the Siletz River to accommodate the
children which live near.
G., S. Parmele and Sons want
some one to fall timber and cut it
up in saw logs. They will give a
contract to cut 100000 feet, to some
one who understands falling timber
SO it can be got with donkey.
We people have promise of a
boat June 1st and can ship anything
we have to ship. If it will come
in June 1st it will come in later.
Why not get "a lot Of produce to ship?
This country has never been beaten
in the amount of tons THAT can be
raised to the acre, of hay, potatoes,
cabbages, carrots, beets, parsnips,
rutabagas and SO on, and greater
for butter or cheese is not to be
found. Why can't we be independ-
ent and load at least one or two
loads this yearY
Mr.. Dickens traded Mr.. Stone
what he called a fine calf for one OF
Mr.. Stones dogs. We Drift River
people feel highly ela.ed to think we
can raise dogs that can compete wieh
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
COUNTY NEWS

lot OF regalia and paraphernalia.
The Grange will meet the second
Saturday in May, the 18th, extend
ing an invitation to all patrons who
wish to come. The main subject to
be talked on will be the Lincoln
County Fair. Any patron inter.
ested in the Fair please attend our
meeting.
Benjamin Huntwas in town We'd
nesday.
Eddyville boys were on the dia-
mond for a game with Little Elk
Kids last Sunday. No kids were
present. Several of the Kids are
girl struck. but Eddyville boys have
no such luck. You know Sunday
is the day after Saturday night.
Eddyville mohair pool created a
great deal of excitement, but every
thing is quiet now. Most Of the
boys have their money spent and
are awaiting the next years harvest. !.
G. R. Damon has been putting
up some Pittsburgh. poultry and gar
den fence recently.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05

The time passed pleasantly with
music and dancing, after which a
splendid lunch was served.
A party of young folks from North
Beaver went to Tidewater Sunday
to see the ball game, Waldport VS..
Tidewater.
s. Sagendorf, postmaster at Lin
vile, passed through Ona Monday
enroute to the county seat, return
ing on the stage Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H. Wolfersperger and
little son went to Newport for the
Summer.
G. B. Ryan had the misfortune
to hurt his foot while at Newport
last week in such - manner that he
could not walk home. He is better,
however.
We are having a much-needed
warm rain. 1t makes the grass and
gardens fairly jump.
Mrs. s. A. Holmgreep returned
from Yaquina last Wednesday.
Harold Hewett leaves for Portland
Tuesday.
]. A. Coovcrt and son, John, are
putting in o brick chimney in the
Grange hall.
S. c. Denny has a new DeLaval
separator and is much pleased with
| II
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05

Lee Wade was passenger for
Portland Saturday morning.
Leo Bateman went to Portland
yesterday morning, for week.
A Cheerful Liar will be at the
Woodmen Hall Tuesday evening,
May 10Th.
Mrs. Everett Jones and children
arrived home from Roseburg last
Saturday evening.
Born-Sunday, April 3Oth, 1911,
to. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Peterson
a seven pound daughter.
Misses Sara Crahen and Ethel
Ross went to Newport on the Lolli-
pop last Friday afternoon.
viii Alexander left Saturday
morning for Redding, California,
where he expects to take a timber
claim.
The Toledo ball team goes to ST.
letz Sunday to play the Siletz boys.
This should be good game as the
teams seem evenly matched.
Barb Earl Leggett has purchased
the Leese house at the corner of
First and Grove streets and moved
into it the first Of the week with
his family.
Lester Waugh, railroad foreman
of the Fir and Spruce Company, and
crew were in town yesterday unload
ing the cars of rails, which the COM
pany will use in the extention Of
their line up into the big timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Crosno and
daughter, Miss Tillie, departed We'd
l.esday morning for Summer Lake,
Eastern Oregon, for visit with their
daughter, Mrs. S. s. Thayer,. and
family. They expect to be gone two
months.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05

Reverend Rowland 2. Brown
preached at Eddyville last Sunday.
Miss Maoel Henry Of Siletz was
in Eddyville Monday.
w. F. Wakefield our road super
visor commenced working the roads
Monday.
George Willoughby haG the mis-
fortune to lose fine colt last Sun
day.
Mrs. Ivan Mulkey Of Philomath
spent Sunday visiting ON Little Elk.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Willoughby has been very
sick for several days.
C. o. Mcdowell of Tum Tum
was in Eddyville Tuesday inquiring
after potatoes.
S. T. Loudon is suffering with a
very severe attack of neuralgia.
T. L. Bohannon of Glen passed
through Eddyville Saturday on his
way home from Philomath.
Fruit trees are in full bloom at
present and indications aue favor
able for q large crop.
r. w. Veit is adorned with a
black eye these days. We did not
see the other fellow and thought it
best not to ask questions. :.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
WaIdport.

Calvin Stouder has returned from
the valley and will spend the sum-
mer in Waldport.
C. c. Lane and wife paid us an
other visit last week looking for a
good ranch in this vicinity.
The Wilhelmina and the Condor
both arrived the 29th with a con-
siderable cargo for this port.
F. G. Barnes the Portland fish
dealer has contracted for salmon on
this Bay for the. coming season.
F. H. Haradon of Astoria has
been here looking after the interests
of the Gilmore cannery.
Marion Ruble has returned from
California where he spent the win
ter.
A petition is out for the re-estab-
Hishment of the Fisher post Office and
the establishment of a mail route
from Ocean View to the new office.
An excursion was run to Tide
water Sunday and quite crowd at
tended. A ball game between
Waldport and Tidewater was the at
traction and although Waldport had
to loan number Of players to the
opposing team she won by big
margin.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05

DR.. Adams the dentist was up
from Newport Saturday packing up
his Office fixtures which he has here
getting them ready to remove to
Newport. The Doctor says owing
to the increased amount Of work
they are unable to attend to both
their Offices here and at Newport
and consequently they are going to
discontinue the Office here, for the
summer at least.
Miss Esther Copeland went to
Newport last Sunday evening for a
visit with her mother, returning
Monday morning.
Misses Ida Kyniston and Serena
Jensen came over from Albany last
Saturday evening.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Brood Sows For Sale.

Three brood sows for sale. Will
have pigs the latter part of April or
the first OF May. Sows 10 months
old, half Poland China and half
Berkshire. 500 each.
S. RoMTvEDT, SR. Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Milk Customers Wanted.

Having an abundance OF pure Jer-
sey milk, l will deliver milk to all
who want it at the rate Of $500 q
month, one quart per day, delivered
every evening. We sell nothing but
pure, fresh Jersey milk.
DONALD STEWART.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Wanted.

A first class sawyer, ratchet-setter,
engineer, and three men for yard.
Good wages snd steady work for the
right men. None but first class
men need apply. Call on
M. l.. COLLINS, Siletz, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Special Sale.

Beginning Monday, May Sth, and
continuing one week l will have q
special sale on Shoes and Dry Goods.
These goods are going at greatly re-
duced prices. This is good oppor-
tunity TO buy. Mrs. 7. P FISH.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-05-05
Bay View.

Superintendent R. p. Coin pas
sed through Bay Vies on his way to
Waldport Wednesday.
Mrs. M. E. McWillis and son
went to Portland where there is an
other son, William, very ill in the
hospital.
Rev. J. l.. Burns preached his
farewell sermon at this place on
Sunday.
Mrs. George Stephens is spend
ing few weeks among friends in
Portland.
Mr.. Sagendorf of Linville went to
Toledo Monday, returning home on
Tuesday.
Ole and Christian Olson were in
Bay View Tuesday.
Oscar Oakland is helping Newt
Guilliams with his plowing this
week.
A. w. Weber was through this
par. Of the community doing asses
ment work one day last week.
Our school started Monday, May
1st, with Mr.. Herbert Yorke as
teacher.
Herb Twombley is doing some
plowing for j. r. Walker this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kent Wis
tied at Burt Twombly's last Sunday.
J. ], Gatens was in this vicinity
Monday.
w. w. Cook was in Bay View on
business Thursday.
For feed, -four and all staple gro
ceries call on ]. c. Barnes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02
fST0 - ~ "a
HORSE THIEF GANG BROKEN UP


Wichita, Kan, Oct. o26.-When J.
W. Mppey, q deputy. sheriff from Ok
lahoma City, and Robert Dawson a
local detective arrested, FULLY Meyers
here on q charge Of stealing horses;
they, made the nineteenth arrest in,
the efforts Of Kansas and Oklahoma
officers to break up o gang Of horse
there's that has operated for many
years In both states with remarkable.
success, Hundreds Of stolen, horses
have been recovered and there are
many yet that the police are unable
, to find, Deputy Sheriff Rtppey ire,
covered a horse valued at, $R25 O. ut
Newton, KAN which had been stolen
by members of the1gangi at1oklahoma
(, Gityni l9jro Geilsii 81 70 tel eht b.
4, A confession was made by sBiiFt
Tackettr AN exrconyict lat Lansing,
Kan, now in the Oklahoma, PRISON.
Tackett sprofessed religion andi2 his
tale Of the working Of the, horse
stealing eEoWd has been Of, material
,help, ITO the Officers, : Once. Jacket
I escaped from Jail in Wichita with
10 others and it, was after that he
went to- the Kansas panitentiaFyG
sNeyersi will, be takenoitojc 0klahoma
for trial. lJliilqun Heat H'zf az
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02
10 1 BRING Vj' sUFFRAGlsTs WEST
UneaPvaaaed Territory to PEI Covered.
=. by Tour Jos Special Gar ,nsae
+ Win apsaksrsriro,q

Louisville, oct.---27-A special
suffrage oar. amply equipped for
long distance treyel beariHgla num-
Der Of capable women suffrage speak.
eFis ana carrying d never fafslg sup
ply Of suffrage literature, win set
out on a tour Of the country shortly,
according to information, given out
here, Arrangements for. Financing
the enterprise were made during, the
recent, convention, Mrs., Catherine
Waugh Mecuitoch, Of Chicago, Miss
Kate II Gordon Of, New b0Elepnggs ].
H. pfaley, 5pf ,SslIfoSrniS aTsItaFi9ps
the suffrage. notabies xho, VIII .see 70
getting. money for The apToieGtt At
is planned to invade especially 81 states
in re. south and, West and \ to + IN
trodlce the, propaganda in, 1he 9pf3 oafoore
uncanyassed territory. L,sgb,I i