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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28
3 bottles free!

Therealtestof Reymann
is this taste test. Phone or
write for a case of Reymann
PA bottles-$1.25. Try
three bottles and if the fla
vor is not to your liking re-
turn the balance of the case
and the price of the whole
case, SIPS, WILDE refunded.
The three bottles you drank
will cost you nothing.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24
The Railway Problem of Idaho
Confinuea from Page 4

quantities securely invested IN and could
get away
little hunor VIII often dispense with sound argument
The people Of Idaho would if they could entce capital with
10 our borders by holding false apples Of promise only
investor not httngy represented the guiele eonddng
and unsuspecting Brer Rabbit He knows the trend Of
modern legislation and knows that railway regulation viii
be fully accomplished fact The people have spoken Con
and legislatures enacted courts have construed
1t has long been fixed principle Of American Jurisprudence
Ihat railway transportation public service and subject 10
state regulation suring reasonable service at reasonable
rate without discrimination between persons places Forty
one states have created railway with
authority idaho Utah and Wyomng the
the procession Railroads not built day, they
built for day Investors will not construct lines in
Idaho under any deuson that Idaho viii long behind
her sister commonwealth in dealing with the great problems
Of transportation.
Railway Advantages and Disadvantages
There are some advantages being railroad There
also Disadvantages is the farming any
thing else 1t would not be equitable if all the advantages
hefed IN one occupation Suppose railroad commission fixed
rate on the transportation Of grain that did yield
reasonable return upon the railway property employed the
service Inc railroad fgres up ITS operating expenses taxes
interest upon its bonds and other fixed charges
insufficient balance for dividends The very promptly
ana very properly sets the rate aside There authority
vested Congress any legislature railway
mission TO fix rate less than the of the service and
enable profit upon the investment This the advantag
Of being railroad It IN the constitution and
unhestatngy protected by the Inadequate
transportation would be coniscation
Suppose farmer haus load Of wheat to the elevator He
inquiries the price 1t Is S10O hundred The farmer protests
1t not enough: it does the raising the wheat
his labor his EXPENSE he computes interest on the mortgage
his farm and his and other fixed charges dem0nstra
IS ne The grain dealer obdurate All he can see
ms Chicago market reports and the freight rates # the farmer
should appeal court to the low price Of wheat upon
the ground that did pay expenses and yield
the value Of the property employed and threore
scatory, ne would promptly land in the insane asylum.
If the railroad Is entitled profit the hauling Of
wheat, he entitled profit it, The court
say No Where the derencea It IS not because the
railroad great corporation and the farmer a single ndv-
DUAL Tor the court respecer Of persons
IS 5s
private enterprise
But along with the advantages come disadvantages The
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

Baths % cents at the Palace bar
Der shop.
Matt McFaA was a business Wis
itor in Twin Falls the last Of th'
week.
Butter1ck patterns. best made. al
ways reliable. at the Morse store.
The city schools enjoyed d hol-
iday "Wednesday 1t being Washing
TONS birthday.
I Rogers 1877 Silver ware at cost
at C. W Wernicke store
Thomas Bylne Of Bichfieid was
lransacting business in the county
seat Saturday Of iast week.
Low prices on Goals and Suiis at
lie Morse Store.
Thomas 1. Mcmahon. one Of the
leading merchants Of Bichfieid.
was in town Saturday being called
here on private business.
Don't fail to read the al Of E. G.
Melrlfield in THIS issue, it VIII pay
you Il
state Game Warden Gray passed
through the city "Wednesday on
his way TO Boise from his home in
Haley.
The new skirts for Misses and
small women reasonably priced at
inc Morse Store.
Harry Nelson Of the Dietrich
tract was a business visitor IN Sho-
shone for a day in the middle Of
he week.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
lion appeal to you, trade at the
Merse Store.
MIS-. Il . l. nay A4Adiis u - anu mass
Fannie Bate Of Dietrich were in
he city yesterday on a shopping
our.
Ladies' and Misses fine shoes
md slippers in the latest designs
# kid, suede, velvet, patent and
ull finish. Pumps, ties and 0xfor
1 the Morse Store.
Zell Truman, manager of the
ournal, was Boise visitor the
irst of the week. being called there |
n probation business.
Bowler Bros. have just unpacked t
heir spring line Of fiber and leather
MT cases, hand bags. telescopes, '
nd steamer trunks. They can suit {
Du IT. anything in that line. c
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

Ralph Pink arrived ID town We'd
nesday ana viii visit for few day,
with his friend, Reginald Bowler
We are prepared to take con-
tracts for clearing. blowing and cul
tivating land. Satisfaction guaran-
anteed. Address Robert Boesiger.
Snoshone. Idaho. PIT.
Thomas Tage. one Of the pioneer
residents Of the Upper Wood river
country was III town FOR several
days the last Of the week
Miss Dolly Hopkins arrived in
>nosn0ne Wednesday from Denver.
Colo. and wifi make her home with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
hopkins.
D. w Yaaen departed Monday
Tor Salt Lake City where he Will
spend a month 0r SIX weeks VISIT
ing with his daughter. Mrs. VIII
Iam bolman and family
Former sheriff q. p. Taylor oil
Blaine county was in Shoshone for
a short time Saturday. Since 60
ing out of office Nj. Taylor is liy-
ing on his ranch near Carey.
The Stockgrowers Mercantile
company have installed d feed
grinder in their warehouse and are
keeping the machine going at its
full capacity grinding chop feed
for the farmers.
c. A. Elmer. assistant manager
OF the Idan0 Irrigation company,
returned the last Of the week from
Seattle and other Washington
points where he had been for some
.ime on business for his company
A. X. Hopkins. manager Of the
Steam Laundry who has
been in i'll health for the past
is so far recovered as to be
able to make a businss trip to Bell
svue the middle of the week. He !
hopes to be able to take his place /
II the laundry by the first of next !
veeA.
c. H. Forehand who has been for
he past year in the DeSchuteS
ountry engaged on an irrigation |
roiect was in the city for several p
avs this week visiting with friends
to his home Wednesday. f
lr. Forehand informed the Journal &
hat while that part of the cOun- y
~ was very good it could in no -
-ay compare with southern Idaho
hen it came to rich soil and that A
rev make no claim for that f
)untry being an alfalfa district. e,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

Alec Morrison was business VS.
nor % Boise last week.
q. g. Truman made a trip to
Bellevue last sunday Oh probation
uosiaess
Mrs W. y. D0ogheny aas ia Tie
city from Dietrich "Wednesday 0n
( a shopping tour
The arguments Of our esteemed
citizen Victor o. johnson. TOR a
railroad commission IL Idaho are
mansweranie.
iie idaho irrigation Company s
office in The GocdIng block is being
treated io "a A~w coat u paint
which adds greaiiy o. liz ap-
pearance
w. : Bissei. one Of The prom
iaent .ega! lights Of the growing
city Of Gooding. was looking after
business matters in the county seat
Tuesday Of this week.
Attorney X. y. Wilcox. Of the
growing town Of Jerome. on the
North side tract was in shOshone
yesterday on legal business. He
reports everything moving nicely
10 has part Of The country.
An alfalfa country j. always
rich country. 4 crop that pays big
dividends every season and besides
builds up the soil for the pr9due-
ion Of other crops Will make any
country rich.
Frank Vaughan stopped off in
the city for a day this week Oh his
way from Pocatello 10 Glenns Ferry
Mr Vaughan was raised il this
city but il now engaged as con-
ductor on the Short Line running
out of The Ferry.
RrV. Il. ". Parker. district sup
-rintendent Of the Methodist church
held services in tine Methodist
church Monday evening Mr. Par
Ser b always a welcome visitor in .
having been at one time
pastor Of the local church.
Attorney Victor y. Johnson was
ia Boise he fore part OF the week
IN business While IN the city he
rad The honor TO be requested to
address the state Senate on the
.ailroad commission question This
: an honor that but seldom comes
% q public man.
E. q. Merrifield made Trip to
lie BrogaH, Oregon. country last
week III the interest Of th Willow
liver Land and lErigating company
ir Nerrifield Is d member Of the /
Ompany and thinks il Is something
bat will make him a good stake
q the near future
The Hard Times social gwen by
be la5ies Of the Methodist church
: the Commercial club rooms last
rlaay evening was success both
nancla-ly and socially 4 large I
-owd was present and every one
lJoyed the occasion to the utmost
ONE vi the cost uues created a
GRID Of merrlment The .adles
rived a delicious lunch which was
lily enjoyed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24
.FL0TSAM AND JETSAM

ranch near Dietrich Yesterday
:. a. Bate. Jr.. was in town YES
terday on the hunt Of team Of
horses.
A new line Of steamer trunks 81
Bowler brothers.
horn to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H..
Isaac Of Hay spur % February i3
baby girl.
seasonable hats at cost and below
al the Morse store.
George Caches Of the North sho-
shone tract was 10 Town for day
tie middle Of the week
Few sets Of furs very reasonable
to close al The Morse store.
The quarantine has been raised
from the Walker hogle ana the
children are all Improving nicely.
Fiber suit cases, neat. stylish and
Inexpensive at Bowler Bros.
Glenn T. Massey. deputy county 4
treasurer. spent Wednesday in 4
jerome visiting with relatives and
friends.
Solid leather suit cases none
better al the price, at Bowler Bros. Il
Judge and Mrs. L. A. Walters
returned Sunday from Boise where
Mrs. Walters has been taking treat
nlent Of specialist
Telescopes and hand bags. new
line just received. good and service
able at Bowler Bros.
A marriage license was issued
this week by County CLERK Ander-
son to Manuel Biepa and Fernando
Jayo both Of this city
Just received two cars Of that
famous Rock springs coal. Weeter
Lumber Company.
J. p. Kelly Of Dietrich who has
been laid up for some time with
-. - - III, $3.50
The home Of Geo. H. Anderson
has been quarantined for some time
~ ~. n-itb 49, 49, =
). l. Matson. one OF the busting
farmers Of the ANefell neisLDof- al
hood, was IN shosnone a DAY or tw
last week looking after business
matters. u
M, M u,4 e. e. a.. g
rsncb # Tiatricb ~ ,e nrasant If
49,. -. KAN no ~ yi-sn ~, 4ha n
e e. - 49, -. u-..-o.,.-,-
-.
ie
Frank elem. The lee and coal ="
man has concluded To out uD about be
3fa TONS mare ice He mas crew
engaged On the river short DIS
tsnce above town a"
~
Dean Remission who Is confined
i'll one Of the Boise hospitals IS In
reported to be gaining strength and MI
il will not be long until he will be IA
The town has been full of farm sn
ers for the last few days looking In,
for work horses. The new settlers
are getting ready 10 90 to farming
in earnest this spring and viii need ira
plenty of teams. SIN
tn,
br Il q. Baugh. the dentist Is
.he busiest man III Sh0snone these
-'y' a. ~, ','- Ut If tha country tic
I'm ~ YIN 90 -.t..,, Nc
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

For Sale-24 thoroughbred Brown
Leghorn hens. Also Brown Leg
horn, r. |. Red and Biz. Minorca
cockrels. Frank Millsaps, Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

Owing to need OF space, Geo. d.
Aiken & Co, Twin Falls. Will sell
for a limited time only the eelebrat-
ed Fremont Mountain carriages ana
hacks AT COST. Write or call for
cuts and prices. Full line Splend d
opportunity for liverymen.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

FOR SALE. 40 acres Carey
land. proved up, fenced, first class
land miles north Of Shoshone. s.
an acre bonus if taken soon. Ad-
dress
W. o. ZEIGLER,
Shoshone, Idaho STIFF
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

FOUND-piece Of watch fob.
Inquire at the Journal office.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24
CLASSIFIED WANTS

WANTED: Man and wife for
ranch. No children. Ben Darralf
ShOsh0ne. ldah0. -
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

Continued On Page 6
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

FIR sale. A dressmakers form.
Inquire Of Mrs. c. E. Todd.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

LOANS - Money to loan. Apply
Lincoln County Abstract Go. If
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

Horses fer SAFE inquire Of BEN
Darrah. Shoshone Idaho pd2t
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

FOR SALE-NERY CHEAP - 4
few hundred shares OF the stock OF
the Idaho State Life Insurance Co
VIII trade for Boise real estate or
for land near Boise. AddFeSs-John
NJ. Haines. Boise. Idaho. Stiff
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

WANTED-Bo arders ana Room
ers at d good place. Address p. o..
box f. or Journal office. IT.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

Wanted: GOOD second hand farm
wagon State price and maker. Ad-
dress, J. ". B. Calhoun, Shoshone-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

". :. BIsseii one Of The promo
iaent .egal lights Of the growing
city Of GoodIug. vas looking after
business matters in the county seat
Tuesday Of this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
ABBOTT-DETROIT
 RETURNS TODAY
-sra.-al le rhe M AIaskan


 WHTEuORSE Y. T. Oct 6-The AHrou.na-osJ touring ear Bull Dog vHsh n- Charles q. Pe-cfval. George D H-rur J , Cbamhg-s and Herb Nraata-. aTer making Jhe ajtemrt Co s., Ca Dawson oee- the winter -.aEa -aaE vas forced to abandon tha rrn and rarrn ro this city after get #rE as Gar as Cs-uagkS
 F-r- W-rsraro~Sa to Ca~maCks fhe Trip 0as argomrIfshed without any ~r7r~ tmeu}ty. but shortly after tr. arrival or tae party at Ca~m0cks heavy rain rtL which vas r-ece5- "a by rrav. which made the roads wQ7Ssah-a
 On The trip from Wh.1aho7se to Cawa.ks and return three records .r- ~n.aG va-a made. The distance nrm Eyr-aHo-se ta Tahkee-a being covered s- one hour and thry-cye
 -a~ and From No-fauSEoId to rr E.r.- ra#-E accomplished in -rr r-r-S end -Ef-ty minutes. and th -a-m from Nr-Fe-sSt1-t ro White Hr- r.rl H1r.-aa tn f.Fe hours and nrg m-ra- a f5s.a~ea oE sE miles.
 Tr. ear Eft r.-s carly thts mo-u- ing over rra u.~ or -re White Pass and Yukon railway Fer SNsEVRy and Is rNrr-taE -r -aa.r -r. e5.y he had as rr-- Canal Ian. Friday ey-
 H nr- win n. shipped on sa un--n .n- Fur.ar where a
 r-- n. r1.r .ra 7oads 't - a#-...rr en--r-v
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
Special to tue Daily Alaskan.)

lSneClal tn rue l'ailN AiaSNai'I
 ATLIN. B. C. Oct. 6-Residents of this city were shocked upon the ar, rival at this city of the steamer Sec, tia this morning. with the bodies of NIT. and Mrs. Stanley Mcclellan, who had been killed in a snow slide at Partridge's mine on West Arm Of At lin Lake
 Mcclellan, who was employed at the mine. had returned to camp where the men employed at the mine lived and was helping his wife prepare the dinner.
 Vic Carlson. after setting off a charge oS giant, was standing close to the house waiting for the smoke to clear away from the tunnel, and looking up. saw the snow slide com ing down the mountain He tried to warn the people in the house, but be fore he could succeed, and before he could reach a place of safety, he was caught in the grinding mass. and car ried over a thousand feet down the mountain
 The house within which NIT. and Mrs Mcclellan were at the time Of the slide was buiB Of stone, and the snow. bringing immense trees and boulders with it. crashed through the house. and swept all before it, leav- ing only the two ends of the house standing
 After the first slide, two other slides occurred. Of smaller propOr tious. which were caused by large masses of snow being loosened by the first one
 Four men who were in the other tunnel at the time Ot the catastrophe
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
AIR FUR
 COLLEGE MEN
rRy Alaska News Bureau)

COLUMBIA. Mo Oct 5-An SIS. ona chapter house without a bedroom n-aetAsaIly has been completed by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity in this city. The fifteen Missouri stud eur members ofthat frat" have de esdef Co try cold fresh air as a health ful sleep producer and restorative for tired brain cells. Instead Of bed rooms. a large opeu-air sleeping cham Ia- has been constructed on the third floor No heat win be allowed in this -,om even in the Coldest weather
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
Mass of Snow Crashes Down on Min ing Camp Near Atlin And Kills Stan- lev Mcclellan And Wife Instantly. Vic Carlson Badly Injured

were unharmed. and they immediate ly begun searching for the people they knew were buried under the snow and debris.
 The first person picked up was Vic Carson. who was found at the bot. tom of the hill, and he was carried to the camp where it was found that he had several ribs broken.
 The men then found the body of Mr. Mcclellan, and but a short dist ance away the body of Mrs. Mcclellan was found.
 Both of the unfortunate people must have been killed instantly. and that thev were taken unawares was evidenced by the fact that Mcclellan stiH held a knife in his hand, and Mrs. Mcclellan stin had her glasses on when picked up.
 Upon examination only small mark was found behind McLellan's ear. while Mrs. McLellan's body was badly bruised and her arms and legs were broken.
 It is supposed that the slide was caused by the shock from the blast which had just occurred in the tun nel. and had t occurred a few min. utes later, all the men would have been in the house for dinner. and tho fatalities would have been greater
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Mcclellan were natives of Nova Scotia, and at the present time Mrs. McleIlans mother Mrs. Stirling lives in Vancouver
 The bodies of Mr. and Mrs McLel Ian will be held until word has been received from relatives as to what disposition they wish to make of the remains.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
DROPS
 LODGE WOMEN
(By Alaska News Bureauj

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct s-An eie. vator cage loaded with 2s persons of whom 22 were women. snapped its cables last night In the Odd Fellows building and fell three and [ half sto- r;es before the automatic clutches checked It's descent. The oaea came Co stop In the elevator pit. where the panicstricken passengers were imprisoned for more than an hour before firemen rescued them Tt vas necessary to cut away the top of the car and hoist the prisoners to the ground floor
 The passengers for the most part were members ot the Amo Chapter, Eastern Star. which has lodge rooms fin the building. At the close of last nights meeting they crowded into the elevator. as many as the cage would hold.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
MOTHER GIVEN
 CHARGE IF GIRL
lRr Alaska News Bureau.l

TACOMA. Oct s-Marjorie Reiman, the 1s-year-old girl who ran away from her mother Mrs Lizzie Nagru- son. eight months ago when the lat. ter was preparing to take her to AT aska. and who was later found by Mrs. Magnuson in San Francisco Catholic institution. must 20 with her mother. according tO a verdict by a Superior Court jury yesterday An attempt had been made to show that the road house kept by her mother in Alaska was not a fit place for the girl but this was combatted with sf- fidavits of prominent Alaskans
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
MUCH SUOS
 WAS LICKED UP
n, Alaska Nevs Ru-esuA

WLNhTNFE U.t e.-Iu the trial rs Tsaaa Stephenson which fs be. rL hold ha-. tr which s Is gh2rEo1 that Senator Stephenson used co~0iD ayr funds ro seu-. his eI7yrro1 t5 aas H~n-aFs ont fr ev-5N-no tna-o
 .rEat ha. ~era-a- Stc0h. .r~7n ~r tr #rnr-arr dollars an hu' r. #r-- his .'...ts- Us~0H .-U.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
EMPHASIZES AGAIN FORWARDING
lRv Alaska News Bureau)

LONDON. Eng Oct 6-Privatc ad. vices received at the Italian Embassy in this city state that the Italian fleet of battleships were bombarding ReuCaH and Derna Both cities were returning the fire vigorously, and the Turks had SrCceeded in hitting the warshjps several times, while the mis silcs hurled by the floating fighting machines were causing much havoc Co property on the land.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
MAINE HI BLOW
 FROM OUTSIDE
tBy Alaska News Bureau.l

HAVANA. Oct. 6-SiX more bodies were discovered yesterday in the wreck Of the Maine. making. with the four found Tuesday. a total Of 3i bodies found since the beginning of the present work
 The salient feature of the wreck at present disclosed is a huge section of the double bottom. which vas hurled many feet above its normal position and thrown aft from the bow. which gives apparent confirma- ton to the theory of an external ex- plosiou
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
TOOk TOHy
 THREE ROUNDS
lBy Alaska News BureauJ

NEW YORK Oct 6-Ry . knock out in tho third round Tony Ross was an easy victor over Morris liar ris in their fight which took place in this city before a large crowd at the Knickerbockcr Athletic Club.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
ISLANDS
 NOT ON CHART
lRr Alaska News Burean.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 6-whalers returning from the far North to this port report finding new islands in the Bogoslof Group which are not charte% The claim that the new islands were thrown up by the recent volcanic eruptions which have taken place during the past summer Is made.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
PAY TRAIN ROBBED

There is an entire change of pic lures tonight at the Gross Moving Picture show. The Pay Train Rob bsry. one uf the most exciting scenes ever depicted win be the lead ing feature tonight.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
LANeFoao AND JEANETTE
 TO TRY OUT NOV. ttTH
lRr Alaska Ners Bureaul

NEW YORK Oct s-sam Lang ford and Joe Jeannette have signed articles of agreement for fight to take place in los Angeles on Novem Der eleventh The agreement calls for 20 rounds. and big side bet
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
TAFT GREETED
 WITH CHEERS
JRy Alaska News Pureaul

POCATELLO. Idaho. Oct 6-Pres- fdeut Taft arriyde in this city today, and spent several hours here. This afternoon he made a speech from the platform of his car. and a good sized crowd turned out to hear him. He was met with cheers of welcome
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
POPULAR WRITER
 SUDDENLY DIES
IRy Alaska News Ruresul

ruLApEIPUIA Oct 6-WWiam Curtis. the well known journalist sud- Foa,y died at his home in this city vrS-a~Fav from SpODloN.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-06
Two Killed By Avalanche
NOEL WOULD
 SETTLE STRIKE
CBy Alaska Newr BureauJ

JACKSON. Miss. Oct S-Governor Noel has asked that the railroad troubles existing in this state be tween the Hartman lines and the shopmen's union be settled by arbi- tration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24

ing, chairman; p. ]. Ryan and S. Nc
Comas Hawken. and Charles w. Darr.
member ex oficio.