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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Gienopmsiala. 90

Gienbumsiala. "%9unOmpren" /
Hin9safer er al 9rugseier Sob.s Oh
len peO Sperretsiogferer Ssegb"Sm'
bal lolgt til u. 8oplen. gienoom.
men bar oper 400 Mtaal Sfog o.
Itor Sorpmpr.
- 8aarobr. Sohan @ollcrub, gis
ri, bar peo Suerretsiagfsrer Ssegb.
Omoal, Wtoelpen, Iolgt i'm Gienoom
"Sagmoen" peo WGren SID / Hings.
ofer I'll 8aar0brilgcr Inton 8oplen.
GienOommeu bar ca. 800 Waol
Sfog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
st tort Sfoglegat ifi9nfeoe Sap.

st tort Sfoglegat ~ifi9nfeoe Sap.
tein 6. @ulbrouiou iislge "0ram.
mems Sib." flor til Sol aommIne
/ Sulin9bal. aapteinen pil inbbe.
tale Seaatfapitalen / 1923, og Jam.
me Iar ilbbcIes Gr9mier paa til.
ionmen 1000 Str. / aontonter iii De
Sfogeiere inoen Serreoet, iom bar
opnaaet De beoite HeiuItoter / at
plaute eller ioa Sfog oper Snaufielo.
1. 8rGmie ifal pore paa 1000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
salt Gtcno o III,
tilialaS encr tiasie.

sIperttsfemeuter unber "guTsS-. -Iineis-.
"IiliaIps" % ~GttcrfprrpfeI" fofter 8 Gents
pr. Orb. guru 90 IoreSfe i%bereanei. ior hees
@dug. gnerttSicmcuter t~uotudeS life for min.
ore emo 80 Gents. Reuge MAJ utrdbiaelta
~reo'eIae rne 9cfttHtrger. Tet Isruer ne
lite al boeiere fud imau GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

st iturt StcnifreS. 6orleoen Gag
aif Ser ct tort Stenifreo / Sloen.
8eien 2oen-8isnes blep eoela9t |
en- StrGfning al ca. 100 Oteter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

far, % GA Be penbte tilbo9e, itea &sa
90 ira Sfibet. gn Slause bIeu Iogi
uo, men oct bite Tia, at SIoen bopoc
iaoet ilig Mogt, at Slufning par
unulIig. Git 5rpperf brGnote On
paa fort Sio. Sbag er ser icuot
ISiiitarce FOR at iliiffe SIOcn / altI.
beboIoningen. bpor Oct bar uInet
belle Iatteu, iant for at iIGbe Bra.
ger iii Stopanger. g~ningeIio ran
oct life repareres. Sfibet bar, liae.
iom SelifabetS sprige minore Sfibe,
life a~sIureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Sernbancbrocr. Sil f~orbcrebenoe

Sernbanebrocr. Sil forberebenoe
llnoeris9elier for Smbp9niug al
9iou5broen bIeo ser / 1911 beoiIgct
5000 SIR, og iii IctaIicbebanbIing
al Tlaner iomt til Voabe1nnoelie al
Stiaobier, Observation-Disclosures.
Der bIeo Der ioar bepilget 10000
Str. Ger bar paagoact iorifienige
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / anleoning al
Smbpgningen, ligeiom Der err op.
itaaet SpsraSmaal ON iitebetfor Ont
bDgninq al groen omtrent poa iams
ME Steo Iom Den nlpPrenbe at fore.
tage en- SmlG9ning al Sinien lpn.
ger inbe / 9alen, boOrpco @roen
belt iful0e flrne ilsiicS. &c for
ifieaige ALTERNATIVES foreligger emo.
III life BELT ~uorebebe.
- Smbp9ningen al Setiunb Gro
err beregnet Of ifulle foite ca. 1900
900 SIR, iufIuitpe 2sitning al Sta.
tionen iorut enoel IrbeiOer REQ Den
gamle Gro, SiOtil er bepiIget ca.
100000 SIR. Ger gienIioar oa ben.
imoo 100000 SIR. Gmbpguinaen
er ioruoiat at pGre fGroig / 1916.
Sope0Ipret for Stots6anerne fore.
ilaor MI, Of Def reiterenbe 9elsb for.
0eles paa Be ire Scrminer 1913
"A, 1914-15 og 19i5-16 meb
noget oper 100000 SIR. for bper
Jermin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
cmHeS.-@n Wauo for boert

- gouuin I Yinneiota. y. 3afota, g.
Tatptu o. Woutnnu III at reprGieHtere ben
encite / Rprouelteu pRrenoe lllomgfle, Der
algr bet III Ell Speciulitet at iGlse oirctts iii
SSarmsre. $1,000 pr. Maaneb saranteres
for ell Wano meo ct Bar Seite. 8i pil gtpe
ria auntratt for ct War. 9ette er life en-
"fSate" men en- ile!oen Nnleonirs. f5ersHs
sails gSooIeu Yils Co., 5ersus 5als,
Minl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

Den itsrite obligation / @orge er
, tingleIt peo NorOre Selemorrens
Gorenifrioeri. Set bar en- Bante-
obligation / Spelgfos paa ca. rs
WiQioner &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Hra &pifne / @ubbronbshnIer

Sra &pifne / 8ubbranosboleu
Ifriper e. q. / "8ubbr. OeIen". ben
12tc Iop.: Spa stilion Sfobo bIep
begrapet poo &pifne airte1aarb ioog
pco SiOen al lin 9ebitemor Rennalg
Nils6otter, iom bsoe 12te Scbrl1or
1870, 103 Iar gamntel. Sun Nilion
er fsot 21be Iuguit 1921 % bpbe
20be I. M. Sans MorBoro Speins.
ootter Hisbal bshe / Gotten, oa Soa
bar Iioen. Sg iaa bIep 9eoitemobe-
rem Hsnnntg bans Wior. Ser fan
tilfeie5, at bun itpreoe Sltiet Der |
Heitllen Sfobo / Ga Ior. Spo bleo
gift omtrent 1850 meb Wart Sal
p%orsbotter @cSlim, fsbt Soe Topbr,
1929. Sum leoer. Sc eieoe % brlg'
te Heitu Sfabo til onttreft 1883, bo
8aaroen bleo biemlet til 8rooerisn'
men Sobames Slien llngitah. gGttcr
fienOes flere Sunbre0er Iar tilbogc
baabe Sopeb. og SiOe.9inierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

Sfotbanen. Gen t5be 9op. bar
bet 10 Iar, iioen Sfotbanen oobne.
oes for orbinpr Grit. Gen bsiti6e.
lige Snbpielie foretoees al Song %.
car BEN 14oe SiIi slaret efter. Su.
nen er 419 am. lang og Sporoioben
1.435 90. Sperifltbet uogiorbe /
0riftsaaret 1911-12 oper en- W2il.
lion Str. gonen err rem Statsbane,
ibet ingen pripate bar g(ftier / Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Gleftrif 2ps paa 2eifanscr. Ser

VIlIIfET| NT0 PuH ~eFFHHH0f' BIt-
reositpret bar palgt en- aomite, iom
bar facet / Spbrag at erbperpe. EN-
Sos peo Sermansoerf meo Snfe
paa 2DSberf for 9pgben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
.iliaIas. -160 &cres, gobe Get

. tIldINc. -IbU NcreS, gO0e SRt
- 8pgniigsr, 5elriou o. rinoeubs SiuO
paa Tdrmcu; AZ Dill til gp mteo Gunrtps
iRoe. "a Ril iii Sfole ps | norlI &aboldg.
SGrmel liqger / ga Woure 9ountp. q. 3df.
Sor Iris % SetinsrIie itriu til 3. J. @oIii
Senb, Oregon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Gn merfclig grano.

Gn merfelis granS. SorleSen
Scat neobrGnote iom fer meobeIt llo.
buiene paa Slogter Selenilis's
@aorb peo Haabe citation. Set ioml
p9ffer itsrit Spn1erfiombeo peo ben.
ne Brand, ifriper "Sarpen" err imio.
lertio ben Waabe ben opitob poo.
a%ntpnbelien ifete pe0 en- eleftriif
Seoning, men belle 9pgningen bar
itrsmfplbt for oen an~tpnotes. Get
forflares iaaleoes, at ser err fommet
Sanb inb / en- TRANSFORMATION lige /
NGrbeoen. Sra Oenne bar ioa
Strsmmen forplontet iig giennem
ganbiiget i Soroiforpen bort til 10.
buIene. 6olfene, Tom ioris8te at
aabne Ssrene, fit Iterfe Stsb. NdI.
ligcns bar ogioa SPgger og Gore
pGret iterft panotrufne. 9prene Ri.
tie iig fulbitpnbig beogpet for Rs9en
funbe bape oolot bette. gn aulo,
Tom set lpffebes of inn fat /, bar
omtrent fiplss. SilfpIoet biz anita.
gelig bli unoerisgt Of Sagfpnbiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Sra Uoroe.

st SplSntcrbiem ifoI opretteS poo
peo Sensber8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
GnalrnSerne um gmunbien.

"Satlp Chronicle" ifrtoer | en- 9e6er
ON HoaIb amunoien, at ban fan
maale Jig ielp meb Nanien, iom bar
pRret bans 2nrer, mco Senipr iii
bans oprigtige 4iprlighco til @ioen.
ifaben iaopeIiom men Senipn til
uforf9rbetbeb og @eifeSenbeb. Hor.
&c er ptitnof eff tibet 2anb, men set
er life for nleget of iiae, of Rerion.
ligbeber iom Nanien % amunoien.
hos boem europa MAJ ouerfienbe DC
bsieIte neutrality-suspicious., bporpaa
Dor Civilization err bpgget, frpner
gtor5e meb en- Spoersalorie, ifisn.
mere emo &rigens % Iigeiaa porrg
iom 9iteraturens. aminoien err in.
aenlunbe noget 2pffeus forfiGie6e
Barn. Sans SpoogeIie al Spbpo.
len par flln en- Gpiiobe / bans 9ip,
iom bar pPret beIliqet l1biorifnino
al Golareenene. "@i err o~perbeuiIt
ON, at GnglonS oil noe amunoien
fraftig Ststte / bans uiOere 9eitrR.
belier", tiger 9laoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

9p Strife. : Stotsrnab forleben
blep Ser mebbeIt SilabeIie til. at Ser
for BEN spre (sitre) Gel az 9ingel.
too Soen paa Sabelnno opfsres ct
&apel paa @aarben S~ruIierub. Oct
9iitrift, for boiIfet BEN me Strife
nRrmeit er beitemt, omiatter Sfole.
freoiene Woen og Sagerluno o. bar
noget oper 900 Snobpggere. GapeI.
let fol opfsres al Ssmmer efter no.
gen Of grfiteft Sarah aars uoar.
beioebe 5eaninger og blir en- imut
og pelinoreoet 9angfirfe meo 900
S~ibbeplnoie. ale i~ornsSne Sr9mo.
terioIer bertiI ianes gratis / Soa.
mes Mmenning, mems gpggeubgii.
terne iorsoria b9ffes ofS iHbiamIe.
be 9ibrag. 8aaroen S~rulieruos
gier bar ifienfet Cont til airfe %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

Siiat0S.-l6O Icres 5arm, 30
- Gcre5 o~pHrptiet, epoe Suauiugshus.
Barn, aobt &one, uorit Settlement, I YeiI
fra 8p, tiIiaIGS itrdr. Eris $1,000. 5bpm.
Sauieu, 0tloroie, toid Stanlul y. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

@anse @OrbmGnS, iiar Office
rer, bar melbt fig I'll De frisisrenSe
taters &oniuIater / ariitio-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

8rnen: "Se mig ret / Ginene 90
iories al lGie mine Santer."
RanoeH: "Aei oin lille Stgier. Zen
Ter eadr life - M miot | Rauneoeu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
8 Standardization.

Solmcnfplbaffen. Srit5 Suit.
felot bill baoe a~fifaffet Solmenfol.
baffen, iom ban mener er for IfDen,
og bill baue Sfi6affen anTagt / Is6.
fIeiba peO Srppanostaarnet. Sagen
blep bisfuteret / Sfiforeningens Sc.
Misunderstanding forIeben, men bandit
life Sililutnins. s Hsbfleiba fan Der
boppes $50 Ieter, oa BET fanbt mar
pdr for meget!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

8amle Splf. iSor nosen 5io iioen
aiIogoe "0agspoitens" aorreipon.
bent ct @eisg hos gumle arnt ga.
.fobien, Stenspalo, Tor at iaa anIeo.
ming iii of notere noget ON gpgoens
Sfiffe og Sorbolb | bans llrgooms.
tio. Serom ifriper ban: Seq iprrg.
te. og arnt fortalte liuliet og me6
friif grinbrin1, ON lit Sips &irfc
irem giennem Siben og ON @pgoena
Self og SeneiPt nj. b. s line pngre
Mar brep Irnt Safobien Site oa ie.
mere uooper aarene par ban Seilcr.
San bapbe ogiaa opret Breiteroer ill
Gropit Berg, Ereiterne SroIt % Gre.
orifien paa oisies 5orretningsreiier
til aoien. arnt Safobien er isot
Den 16be 4uguit 1920 og bans Su.
itru Den 22oe Sunni 1918. 3robs ben
bsie SLIDER iao ben gaTlle Ytano emo.
oa meo lin 8arnbinbing % oesuoen
bug ban enbui i'm g~rpuoeueo. So.
men er oerimob noset iuas og oeIuis
iengeliggenoe. 5 i'm Moeroom bar
De Ell 9otter biemme til SiRlp %
Spgge. 4rnt iortalte ogiaa ON bpor.
ban gangs og Goes airter ! aaIen
OF 9ogtlin Strife pna Sroita iaa no.
7isie 8amle bar pRret Susmanos.
iolf UNDER 8aaroen Steue paa Gro.
ita / ca. 40 aar % Dor fremoeles !
fine Suie paa Stenspalo.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

iy boiling for Az hours for an a.
pound ham; that is a quarter of an
hour for each pound OF ham. IF tho
mans are larger or smaller vary the
time to suit the weight. AS the water
boils out add fresh boiling water. and
always keep the boiler full. For very
large hams it is advisable to cook
in two waters.
why should the ham be put in
po1ling water? Portions of the lean
meat. the albumin and some of the
Juices and fiavors are soluble in warm
water, while boiling water coagulates
the albumin just as it does the white
or an egg. So, if put in cold water
ana heated to the boiling point, some
albumin and much of the delicate fa-
vors which are SO sought after in
mans would be dissolved out by the
water as 1t warmed up to the boiling
point; but If put into boiling water,
the albumin is coagulated at once on
the surface and all the juices and Aa-
Vors are sealed in and kept there till
eaten While cooking the ham is lust
Kept at the boiling point of water
which Is sufficient heat to cook If
thoroughly without separating the
hpers or boiling it to pieces, as a rapid
or hard boiling would do'
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
THE KNIGHTS ARE COMING
Not in Rags Not in Tags, But Mainly in
Velvet Gowns
The Middle Of May Will Be Gala Occa>
sion for Yakima The Flower of Power
Ml Organization Will Be Here

i Sprague, Cheeny, Dayton, Puyallup,
| Port Townsend, Fairhaven and many
! other Jints will be we'll represented.
| The various divisions will go into
.p on grounds now being cleared
and leveled ON Yakima avenue, four
blocks east of Hotel Yakima.
These FUNDS comprise six acres.
and arrangements are in progress to
make them attractive both day and
night. The program, as near as can
be arranged at this date, is as follows:
Tuesday, May IS, 1893
20 o'clock a. m. Opening of Grand
Lodge and opening of First Encamp-
ment of Washington Brigade of U. r.
x. OF P. OF Washington at Camp Big
low.
O'Clock p. m. C-and parade of d.
visi, s of Uniform Rank, Grand Lodge
officers, members Of Grand Lodge.
subordinate lodges and visiting
knights Brigadier General H. A. Big
low, commanding.
o'cloc,- p. m. Dress parade at
Camp Biglow.
8 o'clock p. m. Reception at Swift
zer's opera house.
Music by the Yakima Musical So
ciety.
Address of welcome on part of the
Res onse by P. G. c. Richard Os-
borne.
-usic
Address of welcome on part Of Yak
ina Lodge No. So and IT, r. Division
NO. 8, by Major Eshelman, brigade
chaplain
Response, by Grand Chancellor
Fred W. Agate
Music.
Wednesday, May II, 1898
o'clock a. m. Competitive drill,
Camp Bigelow.
first prize, $500 in gold.
Second prize, 5000 in gold.
Third prize. 500 in gold.
(Provided four or more divisions
compete.)
o'clock p. m. Session of Grand
Lodge.
o'clock p. M. Dress parade at
Camp Bigelow.
o'clock p. m. Regular session of
fication of New York
$3.50 O'Clock p. m. Dramatical en-.
tertalnmert at Mason's opera house.
Thursday, May IS. 1898
O'Clock a. M. session of Grand
Lodge.
10 o'clock a. m, Battalion Drill at
Camp Bigeow.
O'Clock p. M, Battalion Drill at
Camp Bigelow.
o,cloc.i p. M, Dress Parade at
Camp Bigelow.
$3.50 O'Clock p. M, Grammatical en-
tertainment at Mason's opera house.
o'clock p. M, Grand Ball at Com
pany e. Armory Hall.
Friday, May 10, 1893
y o CLOCK a. M, Session Grand Lodge.
Breaking up of Camp Bigelow.
$3.50 O'Clock p. M, Dramatical en-
tertalnment at Mason's opera house.
instructions
All delegates and visiting knights
are requested to call at the headouar-
ters of the Executive COMMITTEES and
register their arrival in the city, where
paages and tickets to the various en-
.eI.ainments VIII be furnished to those
entitled to them free of charge
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

"a loving nature-a friend till death.
He looked after the departing boats
with longing glances, as a man who
looks at heaven with level eyes, and
saw God in the faces of his friends.
From the doomed wreck he looked
down at the scattered squadrons OF
lifeboats. some of them weakly rowed
by sobbing women-women with hus-
bands, sons, lovers on the ship OF
death.
'They We're but a little way off.
There was yet time for leap to life
and safety. The ship careened to its
last plunge down into the black dun
geons of its pitiless enemy, the sea,
The soldier glanced around the scat
tered hfeboats as the adjutant glances
along the line of glittering bayonets
in the quiet hour of the evening pa
rade. They are all there-the weak,
the helpless, the women and the
helpless, the women and the children.
The soldier turned and faced his
Great Commander, saluted and report
ed
Sir, the parade is formed!'
" To your post!'
And with the old soldierly bearing
and the firm martial tread he passed
through the portals of darkness into
the land of glory, to take his place
among the immortals who have died
for men. And the smile that fingered
to the last of earth upon his face car
ried its sunshine into the sea-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

passed above all title of authority ano
grade, promoted to the rank and file
Of the democracy of valor They ans
wer to their names at roll call as pri-
vate soldiers who have attained ia
this station of highest honor by duty
clearly seen and right nobly DONE
1.-THE life of the soldier is crowned
by his death. Warren in the redoubt
at Bunker Hill; Montgomery before
the heights of Quebec; Nathan Hale
on the scaffold; Shaw lying among his
black soldiers under the guns of Fort
Fisher; Custer dropping to his death
on the sodden field of the Big Horn;
Grant gasping in the strangling hands
of death on the quiet porch at Sara
toga; the commander-in-ch chief dying
| in the glorious hour of perfect victory.
| Once we called them the president,
general colonel, captain, private Now,
enrolled by fame in the guard of hon
or for all time, we call them in famil-
lar speech, Lincoln, Grant, Montgom-
( cry, Custer, Hale. And again lifting
her stylus to the imperishable tablets,
history writes one more army name in
| the lists of glory-Archibald Butt He
was soldier, and he died the noblest
death that soldier can die--not de-
stroying life, but saving it,
I'm the golden days of chivalry the
lowliest petitioner could not in vain
appeal to, Lancelot or Galahad The
law of chivalry has not changed with
the years. There is room for one
more in the lifeboat And the emf
grant woman is lifted into the Mace
of safety by the soldier as courteouslv
as though she were a princess For
himself. his soldiers oath hound him
not to safety. but to sacrifice For
that his calling and his training ouali-
fed him. AS il was nroclaimed fron,
the holy mountain of the law more
than 5000 years gone by-orhis is the
law of the offering-it is most holy.
it shall be without Flemish. a firstlin q,
of the flock
ION the throne of the universe sits
One who in the likeness of man died
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

Are We prepared for them? Dc
we realize the responsibility that rests
upon us? Can we maintain Yakima S
name and fame for hospitality when
the Pythian Knights. with faith char
ity and benevolence as their watch
words. storm this little city in numbers
1900 strong? The time is short, but
as Yakima has risen to emergencies in
the past, she will do SO again and
give royal welcome to all who come
1t may tax our capacity to the ut
termost but the hospitality will be as
bright and as attractive as the glow
ing sun after a spring shower.
There is no installing the people of
Yakima. Every home must and will
be open to our guests. We have in
vited them -.cre and they are coming
in numbers that will require the UNI
closing of every spare room in private
resic nee and the use of every cot in
public house. Even this would not be
nt--r enough, but to our aid has come
the state government, with its tents
and camp equippage, and on the field
will the various divisions be CHARTERED,
but friends and families must be cared
for and the overflow of the hotels
must find every latch-string hanging
out.
What will be the number of our
visitors? 1t is hard to estimate. S. c..
Fl enton, chairman of the committee
having in charge the entertainment of
those who will be here, has been try
ing to ascertain and, although he has
made several trips throughout the
state and has carried on a large corre-
S. ,ndence with the secretaries of the
various lodges, he is still unable to
give figures with any degree Of GER
tainty. You can say" he replied to
interrogatives of the Herald, "that
Yakima will be filed with people as
she never has before and that every
one should feel personal responsible
ity and take upon himself the duties
of entertaining. The ladies will be
called upon, and of their cooperation
We feel assured. To come down to de-
tail, as near as possible, Brigadier
General III. A. Biglow of Seattle will
be here with his entire staff. Colonel
John Carr of Dayton and Colonel j. b.
Metcalf of Seattle will also be here
with entire s.affs to represent both
regiments"
OF the various divisions we have not
been fully advised, but know that
there will be seven and that the entire
First Regiment band will accompany
the salt Chuck" contingent There
will be two divisions from Seattle, one
of which is drilling hard for the first
prize. Division No. 4 of Tacoma will
likewise enter the. contest, and the
other Tacoma division, Captain Ham
ilton commanding, will be here, but
has decided on entering for the big
purse. OF the other divisions, Spokane
or Western Star division No. Z, is
drilling constantly and hopes to cap
At,x, 4. ~~-s~.
Among the other divisions of
knights who attend the conclave will
b Calanthe division No. of Ellens-
burg, which has been recently reor-
ganized the Oakdale division and
Tekoa division No ~.
Reports are now coming in daily,
showing that the attendance will be
larger than any previous session of
the Grand Lodge, and Walla Walla,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
TREASURE PICTURE
OF ARCHIBALD BUTT
Officers of National Guard Have
Photograph Taken Here
Tribute in Army and Navy

THAT man was soldier said an
officer of Co. E. N. G. W. pointing to
a photograph which hangs on the
wall in the officers quarters of the
Yakima armory. He pointed out a tall
heavy but erect man, standing on the
footboard of an automobile In the
automobile was seated President Taft,
with him local citizens. The picture
was taken during the presidents visit
to North Yakima. The tall soldier
was Major Archibald Butt. The pic
ture, since the death of Major Butt,
is more valuable than ever before to
they speak of him with pride they
refer with feeling to a tribute re-
printed in a recent number of the
Army and Navy Journal. The tribute
follows:
The Mobile (Ala) Register In an
article entitled Major Archibald
Butt, Gentlemen says: 1.-The last
| saw of Major Butt, related woman
survivor of the steamship Titanic
wreck, he was standing at the rail,
seeing that the lifeboats were loaded
with women and children and keeping
men from crowding in. AS our boat
reached the water and pulled away
think 1t was the last to leave-he
raised his hat and smiled to me
"Good-bye! he called. Remember
me to the folks at home." Shortly
afterward the ship went down. The
last | saw of him he was at the rail,
smiling and waving to me- Simply
she told the tale. And thus, he bore
without reproach, the grand old name
of gentleman AS the last person he
knew, the last thread connecting him
with that life he loved, which had
meant so much to him, and held yet
richer gifts and honors for him, NOV
ed away into life, While he drew
closer to the embrace of death he
smiled and raised his hat and sent a
cheering message to the folks at
home The Unborn reverence for
womanhood instilled in him in that
home, manifested itself in his conduct
He devoted the last moments of his
life to saving others, the weak and
the helpless, when he might have
saved himself
A memorial service for the victims
OF the Titanic was held in the Temple
Auditorium at Los Angeles, Cal, April
FL. Rev Dr. Robert Burdette
preached an eloquent sermon. in the
course of which he said, his theme
being the army
Always and most highly the army
honors its ilustrious dead as men.
The names that are greatest in the
service in story and song belong alike
in messroom and barracks. They have