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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-10-26
F0SS AND ROCKINGHAM.
Rival Candidates For Governor Of
Massachusetts.

Massachusetts,.
Massachusetts presents this fall the
rather unusual spectacle of having her
governor and her lieutenant governor
as the opposing candidates for the gov
ernorship. In the last election Eu-
gene y. Foss. Democrat, was elected
governor, while Louis A. rockingham.
Republican, was elected lieutenant
governor. In the first state wide pri-
maries, which were held recently, the
Democrats renominated Foss and tho
Republicans nominated rockingham.
rockingham is forty years old and
a lawyer He was graduated at Har-
ward in 1893 and got his first political
training while acting as private sec
rotary to the late Congressman W. c.
Lowering In 1897. After serving as q
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-10-26
Attention, Farmers.

MRS. EVA THOMMEN. Propr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-10-26

central Africa that have been followed
since time began.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-10-26

Insure your farm buildings in
the Canyon County Mutual Fire In
surance Co, a farmers insurance
company managed by Canyon coun-
ty people. Safe, reliable and cheap.
Call on James Kesgard, director.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
EARLY MORNING FIRE AN ERRORLESs GAME
Building Stands on Site of Old Di-
fiance Theatre Where Noted
Stage Favorites Played.

At 445 a. m. yesterday the fire.
men Of station No. ] responded to an
alarm, of fire sent from the two story
tenement house on the south side of
Fourth street, owned by Mrs, Fanny
Hacker and occupied by negro fanli-
lies. The fire was in a box of old
papers and refuse, located in the hall
way of the building. The box with
its contents on fire was carried out
into the street before the firemen ar.
rived upon the scene.
This tenement house occupies the
site Of the old Defiance theatre, which
was in operation during civil war
times. Sol Smith Russell and Katie
Putnam, two well known favorites
of the stage in later years began their
theatrical careers upon the stage of
this play house which was patronized
by the thousands of soldiers then
stationed in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
OUR MEMORIAL DAY
Marked by Simple Ceremony, At Ma
tional cemetery--Congress-
man Thistlewocd Or
ator of Day.

The Decoration Day of olden times
have passed, SO far as Cairo Is con-
cerned. There were but few people
OF this city at the National Cemetery
near Mound City, and the number OF
people who visited the cemetery were
fewer than for many years. There
were not the usual large crowds OF
negroes from the south In Cairo yes.
terday, there being no special excur
sion trains
A train Of fourteen coaches carrying
negro passengers for the most part
went to Paducah where the passen
gers celebrated the day and enjoyed
a picnic" The excursions have been
cut out as far as Cairo Is concerned
Memorial services were held at the
National cemetery. Congressman
Thistlewood delivered the grafton and
church choir at Mound City furnish
ed the music.
The Cairo Electric & Traction Co
furnished excellent service. Supt
West ran four trains Of three ears
each on half-hour schedule,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
FRISCO TO THE GULF
Makes Combination with Iron Noun.
tain for Traffic from Chicago
to New Orleans.

Chicago, May 80, The Frisco Rail-
road will be in a position to compete
for Chicago to New Orleans business
as result of the ratification by its
directors yesterday Of contract with
the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.
Under the contract the Frisco will
have tie use of the Iron Mountain
tracks for both freight and passenger
traffic between Memphis and Baton
Rouge.
Connects will, Own Line.
This will give the Frisco a connec-
tion between its own line at Memphis
and the st. Louis, Brownsville and
Mexico line. which it owns, at Baton
Rouge. The Brownsville line has
lacked connection with the main line
Of the Frisco, except for traffic
agreement with B. l.. Winchell, presi-
dent of the Frisco. negotiated last
year with the Houston and Texas
Central, ever since the Frisco and
Rock Island were separated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
FORMER INsURREcTo CHIEF
GUEST OF Ell PASo CITIZENS
4-e4-~-as@ -~ms~s.-
RECEPTION.
FESTIVITIES BY REBELS
Senor Madero Leaves for Mexico City
Next Friday-UprisIng q.
Cholula Results IN ......
Forty Killed.

Jaurez, Mexico May 30.--Francisco
|, Madero, Jr., stepped to the Amer
lean territory for the first time In
several months. A luncheon In his
honor was arranged for today by an
El Paso resident inaugurating round
df social festivities. Tonight Madero
and his military staff will be the
guests at dinner given by Ell Paso
officials to Col. Streeter pl the
Fourth United States cavalry and Col.
Sharp of the Twenty-thfrd United
States infantry and the co-repecMve
officers.
A public reception for Madero has
been arranged by the El Paso cham
ber pf eomemrce for tomorrow night
while Thursday night the former in-
surrectios will give bali at the cYs-
tons house herein celebration OF their
triumph, Senior Madero leaving for
Mexico City on the following day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
MANY At GETTYSBURG
Memorial Service at Famous Battle
FIeld--Addresses From Spot
Where Lincoln Stood.

Gettysburg, Pa, May 30.-Thous-
ands gatehered on the battlefield of
Gettysburg today to pay their annual
tribute of respect to soldiers who
fought and fell here 80 years ago.
The ceremonies in the national
cemeterey followed parade of mill.
tary and civic organizations. From
the rostrum which stands on the spot
where President Lincoln delivered
his Gettysburg speech. addresses
were made by Col. Emerson OF Les
Angeles, Calf, and Rev. Hill of New
York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
UPRISING AT cHoLuLA.

Pueblo, Mexico, May 30-An uprid-
ing which resulted In the killing Of
forty persons and the saclSinfi of
stres, government officers and private
names occurred last night at Choluia.
the town with apopulation of 10000,
eight miles from this city. The rebels
set fire to the town. Mob rule pre-
vailed and it is feared that this city
may be attacked.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
MISS CATHERINE cuSHMAN Is
vALEDicToRiAN AND MISS
NETTlE PIERCE SALuTA-
TORtAN.
EXERCISES NEXT Week
Member of High School Faculty, Rev.
Godfrey 1. Bergman, To Deliver
Baccs aureate Address-Aium.
nj Reception on June
18th.

Eighteen members, fourteen girls
ami four boys, compose the gradua
ting class from the high school this
year, the annual presentation OF d.
plonlas to be at the opera house
June s.
Miss Gathering Cushman, daughter
of Harry Cushman, is the valedictor.
ian of The class and Miss Nettie Perez
the salutatorian.
The following are the members OF
the class Gathering Cushman, Nehtie
Perce Agatha Burgess, Dimple Hacker
Alice Goldsmith, Georgia Perrault
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
In Which High School Students De-
feated the Bankers BY Scores OF
10 to I.

In a closely contested game getweeM
the High School, and The 'lEankers''
yesterday, the High School students
carried off the honors by a score
of 10 to !. The feature of the game
was that the High School studsnts
didn't make an error and that tneJ
out played the Bankers" at every
point of the game Another feature
was that Kusener, the High School
pitcher, famed out IA men. 1he hne-
up was as follows:
Bankers McDougal, pitcher, Leslie
Roache, catcher, LIST base Hacker, End
base Hill, 3rd base, Harry Schub,
short stop; Harry Smith, left field !,
Steinel, centerfeld, Lutz; right field,
Hickcox
High School---Kusandr, pitcher;
Browning, catcher; 1st base; Mc.Sa.
mara, 2nd base Martin, 3rI base;
Bergeman, short stop Ireland, right
field, Brown, left field, Roache.
Umpire, Scaeber.
Time, hr, 50 min.
The score l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
TAFT WILL STICK TO BEVERLY
PLACE.

Washington, May 30--Presiden.
Taft will stick to Beverly as hot
weather play grounds unless coa-
gress selected sight and appropri-
ate the money for an official summer
white house elsewhere. In a letter TO
Gov. Eherhart declining with thanks
the offer OF site for presidential
summer house on the shores OF Lake
Minnetonka, the president explained
that congress had the authority 70
designate an official summer white
house. .4t sastfa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
THREE OTHERS TEMPORARILY
ACCEPTED IN BANkSoN
CASE AT JoNEs6oRo
NEW PANEL OF FORTY
Ordered to Report This Morning
Expected Case VIII Go to
Jury Wednesday,
Friendly to
Defense.

Jonesboro. ILL.,, May 3o.--Abner G.
Bankson, former Sheriff OF Pulaski
county, Illinois, was arranged before
Judge Lewis in the Union county
circuit court at $50 p. M. Yester-
day evening. Bankson pleaded not
guilty to an Indictment charging him
with the murder of Night Sergeant
Wilfred French in Cairo last Decen1-
Der.
No further action was taken until
this morning, when the court CON
vened at $3.50 sharp. The attorneys
for the defense are G. s. Miller Of
Pulaski county, T.. M. Bradley of
Mounds City, and P. Il. Hileman OF
Jonesboro.
Counsel for the prosecution art
States Attorney Alex Wilson of Alex.
ander county, VIM. D. Lyerle, States
Attorney of Union county, Angus
Leek of Cairo, and Attorney James
Linglt of Jonesboro.
Bankson was brought to this county
from Cairo. March 1st on a charge
of venue and has been in jail here
since that time.
He has been model prisoner, Civ.
ing no trouble whatever, and seeming
~ satisfied with his fare.
The prisoner appeared In court
Tuesday morning neatly dressed and
freshly shaven. One oil his sons and
daughter sat on his lft. Mr.. Mil
Ter, one OF his attorneys sat on lis
right. Bankson appeared somewhat
nervous and Ill at ease, Glancing
quickly and nervously about him,
seeming to note every movement.
He whispered to his attorney FREE
quently, as he did also to his son.
He manifested a. keen interest in the
examination of the jurors and oc-
casionally 1Aale whispered sugges-
tions to Attorney Hileman who sat
in front of him quizzlng for the de-
tense.
When States Attorney Lyerle. asked
the FIRST man In the box, If he had
any scruples against infiicting the
death penalty, Bankson colored yisi-
bly, and glanced quickly at the jury.
man,
With the attorneys for the prose
cution sat William French, brother
of the man killed, while the aged
father, Lloyd French, sat inside the
bar several feet away.
Bankson does not impress one as
being bad man, yet his physiog-
nomy indicates temper, and that he
Is a man TO quickly resent an in.
suit, fancied or otherwise.
Seven Juross Selected.
Out Of a yenire of so men 4G
responded to their names when they
NClE @uAkSut RP w AiG bhtIit vi AiltS
writing. the following have been ac.
cepted;
John c. Jean, Of Lick Creek, farm.
er and veterinary.
n. S. Hardin, Golden, farmer.
Lee MedIn. r.. r. ID. of Donola,
farmer
w. J. Johnson of Progress, farmer.
Three other purors have been
practically accepted,
The entire venire was exhausted
and the court directed the clerk to
issue a venire for 40 more, return.
able at $3.50 tomorrow morning.
1t looks now like the matter would
be ready to so to trial possibly by
noon Wednesday.
Judging from the questions asked
the jurors the defense win be In part
plea OF self defense. One court
habitue remarked that the Jury so
TAR looked to be friendly to the
defense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
Harrisburg Took Both Games From
Fulton by Scores Of to and !.
to 1--raducah and Hopkins
vilIee Broke Even.
Standing Of The Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

McI-eansboro 10. Caro- /.
McLeansboro 2, Cairo 6.
ClarkSville- -Vincennes, Rain.
paducah 3, Hopkinsville !.
Hopkinsville 2, Paducah l..
Harrisburg Z, Fulton 6.
Harrisburg 2, Fulton !.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31

Chicago, May 31,~-The browns and
white sox split the holiday bill today,
the former winning in the morning
and the latter taking the afternoon.
Petty was too much for Chicago In
the first game while st. Louis punched
hits off Scott and won an easy vic
tory. The locals lone tally resulted
from triple and sacrifice.
Young was at his best and Chicago
defeated st. Louis in the afternoon,
the visitors received but two scat
tered hits. Mitchell also pitched ex-
cellent ball.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
Where They Play Today

Cairo at Harrisburg.
Fulton at McLeansboro.
Clarksyllle at Paducah.
Hapkinsville at Vincennes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
LOST FIRST PLACE.

Paducah, May 20--Hopkinsville lost
first place by losing one of toIay's
games to Paducah.
Score first game:
Faducah ...,...n.....,3 6
Hopkinsyille .............1 O 0
BATTERIES: :-Kossage anu Taylor,
Greer, Harshberger and Hum.
Score of second game:
Hopkinsville ....,2 4 /
Paducah a.. ............I u
Batteries: Johnson and Huhn;
Grain and Taylor,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31

New York May SoDeamand the largest
Island and doubt the and
which
One of the spectacular features the
300 feet high which could
early during the confagaon and
climax when this mighty
scattering embers the are Island SHOW
the second largest in the completely
animals being shot for fear that they six
incubator babies exhibition
fatalities and is THE es
$2,500Oo0 $#
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
Defeated Twice Illinois Team Relln-
auishes First PIacc--St.
Louis Teams Each
Split Even on
Days Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Games.

Cleveland, May S0.-Detroit took
both games frcm the locals today The
visitors punched hits in the tenth and
won the morning game and took the
afternoon game by scoring two in the
NINTH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Games.
Pittsbnrg, May 30.--The locals won
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31
BROKE EVEN.

McLeansboro, May 30.--Cairo and
McLeansbcro broke even I'm todays
game, the locals winning the morn
ing game anil Cairo taking the one
played In the afternoon
Score of morning game
McLeansboro ....l......1o IL
Cairo ............,.. ...I y
Batteres: Beck and Wallet; Patrick
Powers and Cranor.
Score Of afternoon game:
Cairo ....... ...........b
McLeansbCrO ............2
Batteries: Walters and Smith; Up
ton, Wahl and Waller.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31

Vincennes. May 30--A Cloudburst
stopped the first game of the double
header n the fourth inning today whe
the score was / to /.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31

Washington, May 30.-The locals
lost two games to Boston today, went
to the visitors after ten innings of
fast playing. This afternoon Boston
defeated Washington again.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31

Philadelphia, May 3o.--The worlds
champions defeated New York twice
today. Krause had the visitors at his
mercy in the morning game and the
locals pounded Ford hard In tht after
noon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31

Batteries: Wood, Hall and Nunne-
maker; Johnson and Street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-31

Continued on sixth page.)
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
THE O'CAL 4 AGH ms
.lE.. MRS. WINTHROP
THE ocAL co ON p IN WILL PRE-
M SENT - Q UNG. I'M RS. sSs
TEiRo TOP q IN EVENING q
OF m EN- oRI Al

The q Callagnans vii, on the even
ing of DECORATE Day, present at the
Grand, Bronson Towards dramatic
masterpie Gee. Dung Mrs yinthro 4
This Is an excel lent play with an IN
teresting story and something differ.
ent than any thing attempted BY the
O'Caliag III late years and Is being
presented because Of frequent requests
made to this COM any TO present some,
thing with a deeper story than those
depicted Ia the ordinary coined Il
The cast for for the piece has been 81
lected and -; an excellent one and re-
hearsals viii begin In earnest il a
few days. or many years the O' Cal
laghans have been the attractio ion ct
tho local house on the evening of Me
mortal day, Though the local com
pany contains some excellent talent
and always stage their plays well. this
piece will be played it popula r prices
this year, and It e expe cted that the
house will be crowded
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12

,,though many fine autos were at the
service SCI Of the party Iembers Of the
band a1r, asked the conduct tor where the
bridal party was. The conducts tor told
them the bride was with that big guy
going towards the hack Many turned
In the direction but refused To believe
the onduetor Soon Mrs. Adams and
her little boy lighted and sought the
same 'll 4, hack with Mrs Fisk. The driver
asked % Where to ?'' but McC COY said ~
don't know, drive around q little, the
ladies will tell you soon &
~ When McCo ADJ ched the train
the nductor told him to, get On the
engine itf he valued his liberty. He
entered the car and asked the crowd 1T
they wanted judi Ffsk. They did. but
they had heard he had gotten OF at
the yards fifteen minutes before. q 50
said Nc Coy, Fisk and Adams are here
IN the observation ca. Z The crowd
wouldn't believe The band was start
ing away In disgust when Judge Fisk
appeared and said: 6 Told On boys, nj
go with You. /, q
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
MAKE UP OF THE !.
4; NEW CITY COUNCIL
d ,tllNEMAN ELECTED PREsl.
~ DEN q MMtTTEEs al
. POINTED BY THE s}5sss 81 g
M AYo r. a WIS

sc The makeup Of the new city coun.
Gil rs as follows: BY
Preside tents. =. Nineman.
!ss e-Preside Dr.. Me Cure
Standing commit tees: s5 S9sss .;s$
81 Finance and Auditing Claims Hal
jgren, Turner and NTineman.
#s Streets and Alley NeWgard, Hal:
;gren, Winenan, Callatan and Miller. 4
s4Artesian well, Water and Sewer
Wineman, HalgTen and Ohnstad s5
Fire Departmen Greene, Newgard
and SHalgren
Board s Of Health M Gurren, Han.
son, Greene, NeWgard, Turner.
- Public Impro Yement ITS Greene, Wine
man, and MEG y:
Special Assessme ants Hanson, Tur
ner and Johnson. q: ...s :-3ss
rs BUILDING Wineman, Turner, Ohm
stad, MeGurren and Greene.
lights Ohnstad, SWineman and Tur:
ner.
ordinanc Hanson, Callahan and
johnson.
Y chasing rurner, Greene and ID
Harris Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
FOSBlJRG IS I.
DEA r SCEiOOL JOB
SECURES BIG CONTRACT ON BID.
q IL 81 SOC. q nix STARTS 81
Il a IL q INC

s The conrract WIS let uesdays even.
Ing for the comp etion o. the new build
ings ct the School sfor the Deaf, W. q.
Fosburg of Devils Lake being the sue
cessful bidder. his hid being s1T, 500. az
81 The work will nclude the heating,
wiring and plumbing at the new build
ings as well as the bull ding Of q tim
mel nnecting The two school build
ings.
I II ds expecteds that the work win be
commenced at once and hurried To
compl etion
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12

0 Mrs. q. Baalson retur home:
Tuesday from ii few visit 81 Grand
Forks,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12

q app
u hear you are married. Chloe n 8f
fsY es'm; rs married II
Chloe r,
oh, yes ID !; rs happily married.
Sam Sam gets me lots of washin, 1" on
\ kers Statesman
The SWiftest Planet.
Mercury. the swiftest planet moves
,775 4 miles per minute; Il Venus, 1,3OO
miles; earth. 100 miles.
ssSs The Right Kind.
IN Crawford Is this club you belong
~ homelike7 q Henpe No; that's the
IeasoD 60 there Smart Set
Sounded Like IL. 5s5
Howell May have your carr Pow
What are you yiyisect zionist r.
New York Press. 4.
ST Quarantine. &
sssT The Lombard ians were the first to
use erectualss quarantine methods
against the plague and infectious dis.
Eases. and menti on Of a quarantine rs
t$sA1..NfS ili@ huUp W1lldll Ill l06f,
q l33s3 and 1899. Prior to that time the
H.shristian communities resigned to the
visitation Of the plague, regarding II
asa divine punishmen M
3s$Fsa A Real Dilemma. sS sssS
Nv hats q dilemma Z asked one
small boy $.S h 55s, z$sS
Y ell, replied the other. ..it's some
thing like this: II your father says
he'll punish Won If you don't let your
mother cut our hair. that's a dilem--
\ ma ."'--St. Louis Star. ii
SIt was the cub reporters first as
Ssignment-the obituary of q prominent
{ city man who had been fatally injured
AN automob bile acct dent.
In his writeup be. wildly described
the tragic circumstance. referring to
the bereavement sustained BY the fam
@ily. II 1.-The: widow he concluded. us
almost grief stricken. :" Success Mag;
azine,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
LOCALS


il. Horton spent the first IF the
week at Mayville on business.
S a. Lindstrom ia, off Hamar, was at
tending 70 legal business here Wednes-
day 53:3$
Mrs. ". H. Horton returned home
dnesday5 from a pleasant visit with
friends Id st. Paul.
Mrs. w ebster, mother Of Mrs. VIM.
Reid, who has been spending the win
ter ia Arizona arrived the first Of the
week and viii spend the summer here.
q. r Moody who has held 4 position
with the Ramsey Imple cement Company
| for sometime past has resigned and
4 accepted q position as salesman for
the Oliver Chilled PloW works
a. ernsey was attending To
business matters IN the city the first
off the week. uernsey was for
5naerly & resident 81 this city and has
many friends here, who always are
glad to see him. 3sS
Tony LaBrier, who was formerly ii
business ii this city but now Of La
kota,, spent few hours here with
friends Monda Nv while enroute tto @ Mon;
fttana Mrs. BArisr. acconpa nied hin
I here this far, returning on / 2 III the
evening
Mrs. IL: =. Powers delig htfully en-.
tertained a number offs ladies' at cards
Monday evening, the guest sofs homo,
being Mrs. X. Nc ghlin, who SIS Wis.
1 ting her sister Mr. Chioatri. The
prizes ri were won by MI. ". q. Henzie
and Mrs. w. q Brien, and an appe.
tizing lunch was served BY the hostes.
Bishop d briefly, ST the diocese 81
Fargo, has 4 long list IS places which hi q
he will visit in the near future. Among
the number are the fol- oWing Cando,
B1sbee, Willow title Fargo,
4 Rugby Towller Johann estal, Fulda,
Sell, Karlsruhe Blumenfe ED Lisbon,
Napoleon. St. Anthony gan county;
Wahpeton lSt. John Olga, Park
River. Leeds and other places.
The Freshmen and Sophomores held
d meeting1 Monday afternoon. 10 make
Y arrangements for i picnic to be. held; a.
Ghautauqua next ssunda y afternoon, al
4 which the Freslrne en- will enterta ain the
I Juniors and the Sop honores the Semi
ors. Miss Waltz Thorson is chair
j man and thur Powell and Everett
Duell we're appoi commit tee ~
charge. and Noel Rhuberg and James
\ Elmslie were adj pointed from the y,
I Nor class tos assist iii arrange ments.