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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
BENEf|TOANCEa
FOR CANDIDATES


Who wouldn't be candidate when
tho public Jumps into the breach and
gives social functions for his benefit!
Here's the baseball nine Of Merrill
sacrificing Itself on the altar Of good
Samaritanship and offering q dance
nt the Merrill opera house next Fri
day night simply for the benefit Of
Klamath county candidates. That
the candidates need the money IL evi.
denced by tho fact that tickets for
the event are to be 81. for which the
buyer will be admitted to the waved
floor for tho purpose Of dancing the
light fantastic. a. we'll ~ to supper
later at Carlock hall. which 10 to be
served by the women Of Merrill and
vicinity. The floor managers Of the
dance are to be James Stevenson.
Elmer Biodsett. Riley Powers. Elmer
Anderson and Leland Pope.
Tho game Of baseball which was'to
have becn played BY the bail team
with tho klamath county high school
team will have 10 be had with some
other players. a. tho high school team
has not yet organized its forces.
Just what the candidates will do
with the proceeds Of the dance could
not be learned today. but II h to be
assumed that the funds will be used
for campaign expenses.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
NOTICE INVITING BIDS

Pursuant TO an order Of the, Com.
mon Council. sealed bids wilb be re-
ccived by the undersiEne6 Police
Judge Of the city OF klamath Falls.
Oregon. at his once In the city hall.
until Monday. May 9Th. At the hour Of
3 o'clock p. m. at which time and
place all proposals received will be
opened and considered for the pur-
chase OF the following equipment for
the hre department: ~ dos. Globe
IRE suits. including chiefs special
coat: IN dos. nrs hats. including
chiefs special hat: 2 dos. rubber res
pirators: /? dos. goggies: : dos. he'll
NETS: IN dos. pair regular arsmen's
boots: I Hart shut-o6 uossles: :
Haley's controlling nosslss.
The common Council reserves the
right to REJECT any and all bids.
Dated this eth DAY Of April. 1919.
NJ. NICH0LAs.
Police Judge Of ~ City Of klamath
Fails. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
THE FAv0aIre LAXATIVE.


One A Might Mskss ~ Next Day
0risht-Ns Charge ~ Doesn't
Because Of its extremity gentle aud
effective action. Rsxal( (Or,ierlies have
become the most popf fAar 's~cdy for
Constipation. 4.
lies will do oil that claimed for then,
that We positively uarantes To- band
back the money sd paid Va Tor then,
upon your mere rsluest. u y0u are net
entirely satisfied. "a.
Rexall OrderlissArs eaten IKE csndv,
arc very pleasant to the taste. do not
gripe. cause nau(ba or any other an'
noyance usually txperisuced when or
dinscy catharticd ars used.
I Rsyail Ordsrli4 have . positive reg.
slative effect up3h the bowels and tend
b provide perm@nsnt relief nom Con
atipahon and thh myriad Of associate
ailments. Reaid)s. they help TO over
como tho uecsssiyy OF the constant uss
a laxatives to kkep The bowels In nor
NAL condition.
We honestly n isvs thers y 10 STINT
lar medicine @ fpod % Rsyall Or6ee'
~. eepecially ~ childred. ageo. o.
delicate people. TAey ere peeparee u
couvsaisnt tablet tern y three sasee
of paeksSlA Pvless. 1oe. S6e.. sn6
Soe. Why sSlsiH \Isa as our III -
ses suassn!es' y.-..... a.,
b obtained D this \eonu.!ey say
q or ,stsss = ThsN Rssan sssse
The star DruO Ueose.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
sHEIliFF'S SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Notice 10 hereby given that on Mon.
day. the 29th day Of April. 1919, at
the hour Of II o'clock q. IN. OF said
day. At the Aitamont ranch. about two
miles south Of the city of klamath
Falls. Oregon. I will sell at public
auction. TO the highest bidder. for
cash. In order To satisfy the sum OF
$500 and Interest At per cent per
annum from December 1. 1909. due
on = certain promissory note and
chattci mortgage. securing the same.
tho following described personal
property. to wit:
Two hay rakcs. one ditch plow. one
spring wagon. ono lumber wagon. two
moving machines. one grindstone:
two emory grinders. one lawn mower.
three wooden puilics. one disc har.
row. two Jackson forks. one forge.
two footings for derrick. one cider
mill. one boring machine. twelve
moving sicklcs. two wooden shives.
ono bellows. ono tanning mill. two
cook stoves. one cupboard. two kitch-
On tables. one drop leaf table. two
kitchen cabinets. seven bread pans.
one dish pan. one box stove. two
churns. two bread pans. two barrels.
one rocker. two chairs. one chain. one
binder. one spring tooth harrow. one
lot Of hay nets. one derrick. one lot
OF harness. ropes and cables. one
spring cot. one combination desk and
book case. two commodes. two dress-
crs. three beds. three bedsprinGs. one
mattress. one bed tick. three carpets.
seven window shades. one kitchen
chair. one barroom chair. one Ice
chest. two lumber wagons with boxes.
one twclvs-inch Gans plow. one sin.
Gle top buggy. ono double top buggy.
one single harness. one slaughter
house wheel. one hay rake. one gar
den secder. one cuitivator. one WOOD
en- drag or harrow. one iron harrow.
one iron beam plow. one teu-inch
piow. one srindstone. one set scales.
ono set steciyards. one set harness.
one blacksmith outnt. one derrick.
one Iron bed with springs and mat.
trcss. seven wooden chairs. one lamp
and one stove.
That said sale will be had and
made In accordance with the terms
and conditions OF y certain chattel
mortgage given to Martin Brothers
by J. ID. Carroll. on the +th day Of
February. 1910. which said chattel
mortgage was duly nlsd OF record In
the once OF the County Clerk Of
klamath County. State Of Oregon. on
tho eth day Of February. 1910. and
recorded In book I Of chsttel mort
cages. at page 69s. i..tG
w. d. BARNES.
Sheriff Of klamath County. Oregon.
Dated ut klamath Falls. Oregon.
this I'd day OF April. 1912.
holland 4 CRANE.
Attorneys for Martin Brothers.
?-9-l6-2S-37
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
.soc|AlIeouQUtsTs ARE
PLANNED FOR MORTON
Special 10 The Hsrsa0

Special 10 The Hsssa6
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April g.
social conqussts In Washington dur
Ing the season nsxt winter are plaa-
ned for former Vice President Levi
r. Morton. He has announced plans
for rcfurnishing his homo In the fash
ionabie Rhode Island avenue district
at an expense Of $4,000.
A swell front"-litsraily-will bs
put up BY the former vice president.
A solid marble front TO the residence
will replace the plsbIan bricks.
John Russell Pope. . New York
architect, IL In chase Of the rshabili-
tation Of the Morton residence. which
will have . large bail room and con-
ssrvatory.
Large Investments in capital real
cstate are being made By Morton. He
II the owner Of the Shorsham hotel
ond other large structures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Troubled with CO Itipasisa. "a heye
trisd many rsm(l (liea. all q vAieA
Sssmsd 10 cause spain without gtvlaQ
much rslisf. ] a6Ally tsled d. 0i)eo'
LAXATIVE Tablets lanA found them -.
eellsnt. Their aftiea = pleasant eA1
MIA, ana their (hoeolats taste nAkss
them easy 70 taks ] a. 0sss tAAA
Glsd y rseemmeo1 thsa."
."clsan lp ths bowels sd hsse
them clean" the advice 81 eu
physicians, beeeu:s they realise The
danger resultiag from habitusl eea.
stipstion. Do not delay too loaG
But begin proper curative measureo.
Dr. Miles laxative Tablets sse .
ssw remedy for this old complaint
aad great iAPrevsmsnt oves ~
estharties you have bssn uslag =
De past. Thhv tasts nke esalY
and work Ike . eAssm. 4 tslA
will eoavinss J r '
Dr.. Niiss' y Rative. Tsblels aso
seld by oil Ord kOis>A at g esaoe
8 Sdevaaieiaia1 g desc. y 81
!esad satia!saie74 aites tsle1 g:
" viii return ~ moaSy.
shss .se'sAI - e''As'A ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN CAN.
DIDATE. WITH THE INTERESTS
or HIS DierRlCT UPPERAosr
N. J. sinnott. republican canSfse'
sionai candidate at the coming pri.
maries. was born At The Dailss. Ore
son. For the past twelve ysafs no
has besn the law partisr Of Judge a.
8. Bennett. under the nrm name OF
Uennett 4 Sinnott. at The Daiiss'
Oregon.
Us represented Wasco and Hood
River counties In the last two sessions
In the state senate. a
Advocates the trial Ia this congrss,
sionsl district Of civil and criminal
cases arising therein and triabis n
The federal eourts. Prevention OF
sambling In flrm products. Income
tax. Direct sloetion Of United States
senators. Presidential primaries
Maintenance q the Oregon system
More liberal Homestead laws 10 line
with the Borah homestead bill. Par
eSlesost. Free " Of forests reserves
and nstssai vssoeress consistent With
liberal sosnaTvatba idsas. A tasia
hsssd on the o(Rsepnes II the cost OF
products at homA lnd abroad. rrss
canal for Amsrica4 ships. Rsstora-
tion to Oregon Of IL Just share Of ths
reelauatieo fun0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
GERTRUDE . co.

Miilincry-Special Aasouaceyest.
We have brought on too mp6y dns
hats for klamath Falls. We realise
this. Also. - q business proposition.
We know that the "nrst loss" 10 the
best loss" therefore,. TO cut down
our stock OF imported and HIGH
PRICED HATS. We Win place on sale
for Wednesday ONLY. every hat In
the store from $40 up for Just HALF
PRICE. This means Just what II
says-a Si5 Hat for $3.50: . ea5
Hat for 3l2.5o. THERE WILL he
NO RESERVE. You have probably
seen hat you wanted. but the price
was wore than you cared to pay.
Here your chance to get an un-
beard Of bSrsaln.
WATRUDE Z CO..
Corner Fos0h and Pine Streets
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
Herald Want Ads
FOR RENT

e17.oo PER MONTH-sfoom house
with bath; on Ninth e. near WASH
ington.
RENT rREE--Fivs licsly furnished
rooms. with bath In confederation
Of giving owner NO meals per day
$500 per month-7.room house.
two story. good condition; on the
hill. three blocks from posto6ics.
us.oo>sar month-sm.n 4 room
house: dnns Nil: Ave blocks from
Main,
ROUNaevELL.
once. 43i Main d. Phone SIS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

SlIsCELLANroUs

Your sgss nss1 glasses. Dr. Hss.
mann. syeslSht SPECIALIST. VIM - q
the Hotel LfV(rmors fsoo Monday.
April Is. 70 Sunday. April ~. ~
$4,000 PER MONTH = setAias 10
usual for . man y MAKE 6sllips
nursery stock. Esosrisnes b ~
necessary. Thsrsds some gesl tss-
ritor> pow ops9 STATE whae tssri.
tory yoA wouh like. aad write o.
once for Dsfyeuisrs 70 the Nsssesy.
1905 Yson Vdildins. Portland. Ore.
gop. 1.Io-0-1S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
IA toilette N sunny
CALIFORNIA VERY SOON
Ills Campaign Manager Nays Aspirant
VIII Invade Golden Statc Right
After the Oregon Primaries, and
Htsy There Until Vote IL Taken

sncclni to The Herald
LOB ANGELES. April 9.--waiter
iiouncr. La Toilette campaign man
nxer. states that La Toilette will
probably come directly 10 Los An.
selcn after the Oregon primaries
April 10. Hs will remain In Califor-
MIA up 10 tho date Of the primaries In
this state.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
GAS N STOMACH
AND BOWELS

nvisss n ssss assss,sss u~psa~A sAssA w,
sf,ss lss-.s slAr~sss. Las.sw srvessss ssi hsAr
t-,-ap. dss~sh and esss~.~i lsasAss. ssAiss. ss-s
{. 70 p~isss esasA tals dssp t~ssiA. Lamp 10 ,hs
tAs~i ssd sissa saA Isss~s IsIs ssi as,sos i.'lss
srossi tAs h'sa rsss. Esgsy. s~s.ss AL go i~i
iss II ils W 4 yoss smssA v,sv-i b, saiiss. SAan
assssisy Il Tod mstss w i., sshs h~y m.i he'd
loo aAsa. Esu.avs rnllss N sl.iosss ssd asmssh
,,A lsisAiss. o-yy ss'is sfss stiss. AAriss
dssiss sissp vkA pt d isf ssd sssssAsssssa.
NsssS kssds % lnis ~ samb asd @ V sIssr
ssssasiy - nsAl ~. rsis n lssA ssi sop Il hs.d
And mas1iestsa.
TAAls "a Iron Q ssvus saosssA M 4 O. ssd
IN p~sAsssy Soss s.sy ~ p hAi4ASNu
dA8rAhLETA
n.ps-sls, sslAsassp sia ts % By svs, trssiA
&C vsA dirst 10 nAAss.Asa nssnssy. 10 0u,ea n,
sas frsssss->
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
FURNISHED ROOMS
NICELY furnished rooms at the Ore
gon House. Sixth and klamath

FOR RENT-Thres completely fur
nishsd housekeeping rooms In dou-
BILE house: NO children. Enquire at
Herald once. CT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Temple theater. Astincs daily. a:so
D. m. Evening. Arst psrioi nance
iib. continuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Women who have h.ndirhc Should
usn DR. Miles Anti.ialn PITTS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
HELP WANTED

II you are looking for u best So
cent meal In town tsy the Hotel Bald
win dining room. RatsSsy the week.
l.itf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
sClsan Up The Bowels and
Keen Them Clean"

There are many rcmedieo to- be
had for constipation, but he din.
eulty 10 to procure one mat acts
without violence. A rclledy that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Riliousf Feel heavy aftsr diaasef
Tongue coatsdf Bitter tastsf Cen
t.e.ion sallowf Liver nseds wakine
up. Doan's Regulsts cure bilious ae-
tacks. IS cents at any drug Geoso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09
The
ROUNSbVE ELL
CORPORATION

=
CORPORATION
Our once 10 now In new location ou
Main st.. opposite Temple TAsatsr.
We win hereafter easAse = . gea-
esal real essats bsslnsss. "a h Cd
ditioa to osr own sxtsnsiv6 ho,tliag~
we win handle al classse Of city
property. rentals and rent collections.
AZ prcscat ws have soGke attractive
oaers to home buyers q easy month.
L " psyMents. II you vaut tO buy .
Aosns On easy trrnss. look this lisa
over.
Ss3o down. $50 per month. Fine
modern s-room house. one block
from Main 81. IN the West Eai
This 10 Q barGaia. Price $500.
eS7e down. $50 per month. Seven
room house On Pine g.. one
block from postomes. Price
es.7oo.
eiSo down. eaS per month. Four
room, houss. large lot. one block
from Catholic church. Price
el.3o0.
$3.50 down. SEQ, pse, month. Four
room molern bungalow: com.
plsts pluubins. fireplace. sewer.
cement vAlks. large lot. Ane
lawn. ETC.. A pretty homo on
the Dsplshads In Hot springs
Addition. Prica eS.7So.
$500 down. $40 per month. Larg.
>-room heuss. two large lots,
city water lights and Sidewalk
on the hie. seven blocks from
postoiles. Price ei.<oo.
We saao have bnimprovsd residence
lots IN sh>Rsrtsl lot the city On very
easys tsrma M pms especially good
buys tor iavsse Ant % halt Or ali
:::' :. '''''''''.'' e'-' u ''' =
|ROUNS EVELL
Corporation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Il suffered habituaiiy from eonsti.
patton. Dosn's iteguic,s relieved and
strengthened the bowels. 30 that tho,
have been regular over since. "A. e.
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Springs. Tos.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

To buy notes and mortsasss.
To buy county warrants.
To sell or trade you . good house.
barn and Aice lots In this city.
TO sell or trade you 90 acfss ~
miles fro mthis city at SIS per acre.
To sell you 90 acres OF Ans land un-
der ditch. improved. esS per acre.
To butl4. you . home to suit you on
easy paynapts.
To locate you oA,a good homestead.
J. w. Ross f Co.
HoaeoHloa Nnil6lina
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Are ,os iase( $3.50 !. klAnAfn
COUNTY, II b. ~ tAs oeeDesae
Hunter Resity(co TAsy have ssos
.ood hargnlnoi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

soothes itching skis. Heals este
or burns without . seaS. Cures pe)ee.
eczema. salt rhsuns. any itehin0.
Doan's OintmenA Yoss 6rue11ee
sells II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-09

Gu. flowers. ~ N.An 81. Phone SIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
FORMER PATR0LMAV
CHARGED WITH CRIME
r. A. Radkc Is Accused of
Burglary in the Second
Degree.

On 4 charga Of burglary In the second
degree, Il. =. Radl<e, former city patrol
man oue or the proprietors Of tho Too
Gle bar on West Second South street,
who has himself arrested many people,
was arrested al clock last night for
alleged completely in the theft Of cigars
ard tobacco from The Rogers Wholesale
Cigar COMPANY, 1IO West South Temple
street
After thorough investigation of tho
charge made in open court By Edward
Ives and Il. Il. Rodier. who pleaded gull
ty TO the crime of burglary i'm the sec
ond degree and who said that Radke
had induced them TO commit the crime,
a complaint was issued against the for
mcr patrolman yesterday afternoon by
the county attorneys office. Sergeant
y. T. Pierce is the complaining witness
When he was notified that a complain,
had been issued against him. Radke pre-
sen,ed himself at the police station and
gave himself up. He furnished a bond
in the sum of $500 and he was released
Rodicr declared in the Third district
court that he had been advised by Radkc
10 commit the offcnse and that Radkc
promised 10 buy the stolen property.
Tho store Of the Rogers Cigar company
was entered by Ives and Rodier on Tho
carly morning OF December 8, 1911. The
burglars were captured In the store by
PatroImen Woodard and iIendrickson. II
is alleged that The two pntrolmcn were
advised TO follow the two men by RadlSc
However, as Radkc was their alleged
source OF information. Woodard and
liendrclison refused TO swear 10 COM
piani against him.
When Patrollnan Christensen remarked
in Had5es saloon that Ives was sus-
picious character and that he Intended
TO arrest him on a charge Of Vacrancy,
it is alleged that Eadlze said; Just wait
q little and I'll give you good case
against him
Rodicr declared in court tha, Radkc
gave him description of the nigh;
watchman on The beat, who was large
man wearing a light overcoat and fur
thcr told him that the Watchman made
his rounds but once every hour. thus al
lowing them sufficient time to commit
the burglary.
Eadlle last night denied having had
any criminal knowledge Of the burglary
lie said that he was innocent in every
respect and thnt when the case came to
trial, if ii ever did, this would be proven.
lie said that the only alleged evidence
against him was tho word OF two con-
fesscd fclons and that this would he re-
futcd, Attorney Harry Robinson is act
Ing for Eadlic 1t is expected that the
preliminary hearing in The case will be
held next Monday In the court OF Harry
S. Harper, Justice OF the peace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
BARRETT PROPOSES
TO EFFECT SAVING
Superintendent of Water De
partlnent I,Ias Plan 10 Rc-
ducc Expenses.
|. WILL REPORT MONDAY
Believes He Can Make a Re
duction of Twelve Thou
sand a Year,
WILL REPORT MONDAY

sn informal Sessicn Of The cit% com
mission was held Yesterday afternoon az
the office uf Mayor samuel G. PARK III
th. city and county building. Members
ot the commission met with The mayor
for n discussion OF pending business ana
OF proposed changes in the several u"-
partments of the administration Il Was
announced after tho meeting that no oc-
cisiou bad heep reached tn tho matter
Il Tho reorsa MIA tion Of departments
Tho commission Will go To Forest i'alc
tiiS afternoon TO examine tho wstcrWorNs
"ud other assets Of that suburb Win n
view rf admitting II 10 the city. lhc
commission will br the guests OF Inc cor" :
mittcc cf Forest Dale citizens VINO called
on ihc ncahovs uf the city admlnlstra- =
tiun snrctaI DAYS ago with tentative
proposal for annexation.
Charles +. Barrett. superintendent, un-
der Commissioner w H. Norns. ot tne
water department.. has prepared re-
port which will be presented 10 the com
mission at Monday night session. Mr.
Barrett estimates that his plan Of re-
organization and standardization will CT
feet saving of $4,000 year in salaries
and probably as much more III the cm-
ploymcnt OF extra help during the busy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
LUMBERMEN DISCUSS
PROBLEMS OF TRADE

The Bureau of Information OF Lum-
bernen, formerly the Retail Lumber
mems association, met at tho Hote! Utah
yesterday afternoon and INDUCED in 3
general discussion OF trade problems.
The meeting was presided over by c.
f. Baker. president Of the Salt Lake
branch. One hundred and twenty five
lumber dealers from all parts OF Utah
and southern Idaho were present
I'm the evening banquet was giyeU
in the grill room OF the hotel by the
wholesale and retail dealers of this city,
at which 100 guests sat down. The ban
quct was presided over by 5. w. Nor
rlson- There was no formal programme
OF toasts. A few impromptu and witty
responses were made, Among the speak
ers were Joseph Belknap OF Preston
Ida., and William WcX Of Spanish Fork
the oldest lumber dealer in the state
The committee In charge OF the banpuc,
was s. W. Morrison. Earl V Smith and
NJ. ". Lillard
The banquet was followed by a con-
catenation OF the Hoo Ifoos. the secret
social order OF lumbcimen. Twenty
five candidates were initiated into the
mysteries OF the order, The ceremony
lasted until an carly hour this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
Feature of the Meeting IS a
Dinner at The First Mctho-
dist Church.
OUTLOOK IS PROMISING
Association Is in Excellent
Condition, According 10
lis Officials.

EetNocn 'n3 and 5p0 Of the most
Representative rooric uf Suit Lake. o.
fic-Gs, members and supporters ~ tic
Youu. WomcnG Christian assIc'at tior.
gathered 1T the First Methodist church
!ast night for tho sixth annual meeting
Of the association Dinnor WAS served
at eco oclorlc by ;hc Ladies Md So
ciciy OF The TirsI Methodist church. FOL D..
loved hs' annual reports. the election of
directors, addresses ana music,
TWO vacancies wcro filcd In the bOalcl
OF directors. three NOW members were
scIcrtcd and four reelected. Tho Dcw
diractors are: Mrs. l.. C. Waldron. to
serve three years; Mrs Walter llync, TO
serve two years. and Miss Mildred
Sappiugion Was chosen 10 iill The un-
eNprcd term of Mrs w. l. Tibbal5, re
signed 10 serve Tor ono ycur. Mrs,
Newell Becman takes the place of Mrs.
Charles G.. Flunmcr. resigned, To scrrc
three wears. The directors reelected
for the next tirce years arc Mrs. r L.
Beatty, Mrs. W. ". Armstrong. Mrs.
Freeman Mornngstar and Mrs g, p
Holman.
The Invocation preceding the dinner.
was delivered by tho Rev. +, T.. Short.
pastor OF tho First Methodist church.
Just following dinner quartcltc, COM
posed OF Mrs. Gail Mills Dlmmitu, Miss
Nan Butterfied. Mrs. Sanders. and Mrs.
Jones, sang "Mammic's Lou. and were
compelled To- respond 10 an encore.