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HGW THE TRAINS RUN
IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARD


 Depart. No. sS4 leaves Tfot Springs e:45 a. m. Runs through to Pine Biufr. p.ak Ing immediate connection at Benton with through trains northbound for Ift- tie Rock, Kansas City. Memphis. St. Louis, and eastern connections, south bound for Texarkana. all Texas points and California.
 NO. sS6 leaves Hot Springs at 800 a. n for Benton. making immediate con- nection for Little Rock and local points north and with the fast mail train south which carries Pullman passengers only. for Texarkana. Shreveport and Texas points.
 No. IS leaves Hot Springs at 5:sO n. m. running through to St. Louis, carry Ing through sleeper for Chicago in con nection with the famous Alton Limited. This train makes immediate connection at Little Rock for Kansas City and New Orleans, at St. Louis for the north. east and west. at Benton for Texas and California.
 No. 17 arrives at 1o:o5 a m. from chi- cago St Louis. Kansas City. Memphis, Little Rock. Texas and California points.
 No. ss5 arrives at D. m. from St Louis. Little Rock and local points south.
 No. s3s arrives at 1o:15 D. m. rom Pine Bluff, Memphis. St Louis, Kansas City. Little Rock and Texas Trains Nos. IT and IS are equipped with observation and drawing room sleepers to st. Louis and Chicago. Ele- gant dining car service.
 ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD. All trains arrive and depart from Ben ton street station, opposite the postof. flee.
 Trains Depart
 7;so a. Tn. daily. except Sunday. Mall vern local
 7:55 a. m daily. Little Rock local. 1:s0 D. m daily, New York and Chl- cago, Oklahoma and California. 7:25 D. m. daily, Little Rock Memphis Limited, connects at Memphis for all points
 S:so p .m- daily. excep- sunday. Mall vern local
 Trains Arrive
 10:35 a. n. daiiy. from Memphis, Lit tie Rock and Oklahoma.
 io;o5 a. m. except Sunday, from Mall vern.
 s:55 p. m. daily. from New York and all points east
 7:ie ?. m. daily, from Little Rock, Oklahoma and points east
 S:15 p. m, except Sunday, from Mal. varn
 No. ae, the l:so D. m. train. has through steel sleepers to Chicago aud Kansas City. parlor car to Memphis and dining car from Little Rock. all steel coaches to Memphis. Direct connection at Little Rock 10 oklahoma. California and all points west. Connect nt Mem phis for all points. Quickest time to New York city without extra fare,
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ANTLTlPPlNe CRUSADE.

Charlotte, N. G., Jan 1O.-After launching an apti-tipping crusade. the Southern Hotel Mems Association ad- journed here today after electing of ficers. The hotel men will issue an appeal to the travenng public in the South to help abolish the tipping nui- sance. To prove their sincerity in the crusade. a committee of three was named to meet in the near future in Atlanta and attempt to enlist all ho. tel organizations in the South in the reform through amalgamasic.a with the association.
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
CAMPBELL RUSSELL
IS CALLED DOWN

Editor Chietsain; In your issue q
the 7th OF December. is report Of
= speech BY Senator Campbell Rus
sell The senator is supporting the
resolution Of senator Thompson for
A investigation OF the expenditures
q the contingent funds allowed state
officers. is reported as speaking as
follows
Right nov men are travelling
around the state Organizing lobby
10 attend the legislature, ana payins
their expenses out OF the contingent
FUNDS ol one department
AIR Editor, 10 you know Senator
RusselIs Is his word worthy q cred
enoe. or : he me7e,y : t-adeesc q.
charaetere Does the senator nos
KNOW that BE i cAargsas s state OF
Ger With 3 felony, and that iE he 5s
guilty. BE ought - ~. and doubtless
viii be. imPesched aud prosecuted Tor
MS very serious o1ensee Just re8ect
for a moment ot the senator's eaarge
Hight ROW men are travelling around
the state Organizing a lobby. to attend
the legislature
Who cf Us believes ta4t an Aonest
lobby. ASSEMBLIES for aa honest par.
pose. and for the purpose Of lobbying
with an honest legislature. for the
passage OK Al honest measure VIII
he history os loenles justify us IN
thinking sos II any ere3ence can be
PLACED en- the statement OF Senator
Russell this losby Is being formed At
state expense and for some uaholy
purpose. as they seem 70 De unwilling
10 trust the people With their secret
Or does the senator wiSh also "a
charge that the columns og the homes,
newspapers are closed TO AZ honest
discussion Of the hoaest needs Of the
honest people Of oklahomat
Now II The charge OF senator Rus
sell Is not true nothing less than ex
pulsion from the senate aud proseee
ton VIII vluajcate the character a
ear senators and state officers VIA,
w0l be tooes READER.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
OKLAHOMA NEWS IN RRleF.

Paroles have been issued By Cover
nor Cruee 10 sam Dana and Jim
Crooms. sentenced 10 serve five years
each for theft OF horse A portion
OF the sentence has been served.
\ financial synopsis of the Okla
nona game department since the ad-
option OF the license system. June ?,
1909. to May I 1912. shows total
moaeys earned by the office Of S20S.-
4eS.7o.
The monthly statement OF the Okla
homa City postal savings bank shows
deposits Of S46.So0. bonds outstanding
sI0.o00 and ~ open accounts. De
posits show an increase Of $2.500 over
last month.
The question OF whether the terms
OF the county judges now serving end
on the hrst or second Monday OF Jan
uary was raised in an inquiry from
the county Judge Of Wagner county
TO the attorney general
In reply 10 3 letter from DR.. Nahr.
state commissioner Of health. inQuir-
ing it 4 law could be enacted in Ok
lahoma requiring a license OF those
engaged IN the hoteI' business, Attor-
uey General West holds in the a1rma-
tive.
Allesins that ghese was SD light or
heat at the depot a. Nelogauy a- 8
O'Clock 3. m. December ;. 2ltAoagh
the morning vas cold, H : Yeaeh. a
civil engineer q BartlesvilIe. has made
informal complaint to the corporation
commission.
Republicans of TIE state senate
have perfected eaueus organization.
cIectlng senator J. W. MeClIly Of
Helena. chairman. AM Senator z d
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
STATES POINT
UPHELD BUT
ACTION IS LOST
Appellate Court 0ismisses Murder
Charge. Though Right to Appeal
is Sustained.

Oklahoma City. Dec. S.-Although
the state did not obtain q reversal of
the action OF the district court of
Kiowa county in diseharging the jury
and dismissing the case against Frank
Frisbie, charged with murder, the
criminal court OF appeals sustained
the right OF the state TO appeal in such
eases. even though jeopardy had at
tached. This ruling was made IN an
opinion by Presiding Judge Furman.
]. Il. Harris was ordered released
upon his petition for writ of habeas
corpus by the criminal court of ap-
peals today in an opinion by Judge
Armstrong. He was sentenced TO two
and one-haf years Imprisonment for
larceny OF domestic animals and
sought release through habeas corpus
on the grounds that he once before
had been placed in jeopardy under the
same indictment The court holds
that where person is tried on a
charge of larceny and found guilty by
the jury OF receiving stolen property
this jury action amounts to aequittal
on the larceny charge and the de-
gendant cannot be sentenced for that
offense,
In affirming the conviction OF sam
aad Floyd MeKinzie in Blaine county
Of violation of the liquor laws the
court holds that proof OF ownership
OF place OF business 70 which large
quantities Of intoxicants have been de-
nvered and received by the owners
and that numherous persons have been
seen drinking and intoxicated in such
place. when accompanied with proof
Of finding quantities OF like intoxieants
on the premises, is sufficient TO sus'
tain a conviction.
in an opinion by Judge Doyle the
court affirmed the conviction OF
George odem Of assault TO do bodily
HARM sentenced TO one year in the
penitentiary and appealed from Nc
Intosh county
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
Basketball Starts

r5e Boy Basketball enthusiasts Of
yae Aisa seaool held their first meet
ing % Tie gym % the high school
0uilding yesterday afternoon and ar
ranged 10 begin active practice to-
ward making the team There were
about twenty players signifed their
inteuuoa ot trying fer the squad and
FL this number viii continue to work
with the squad there IS no doubt as
60 the kind Of showing the Niaita
his6 school win make in basketball
..R the circles in which they play The
boys chose HAM" Carter as their
captain and the first practice began
under the direction of Prof O'Brian.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
ser the poer Children.

i On Wednesday. December tIth -
.ernoou and night. the Idlehour theatre
viii give q benefit show for the poor
children Of this city and near vicinity.
for Christmas presents. The proceeds
win Be turned over to the committee
of charities and b used as they see
.at some member Of the charity COZ
mIttee IS requested % cau On Nr.
Brooks. the maaaser. Al the earliest
possible date ana arrange matters for
the occasion
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
Wreck on the Frjseo.

Tae eaSt-6ouRd Frisco train due in
this city st 5,1a in the morning was
struck BY q freight train at Foyil this
morning and one car badly damaged,
and a number q passengers slightly
injured and shaken Up. No one gas
seriously hurt, however, and SO far as
can be aseertained there were no vi
nita people on the train. Several OF
the show troupe that iS TO present The
Shepherd og the Hjls toajsht. were
ansoug the injured but not seriously
encugh 70 prevent their playing 70
night
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13

Warner OF Watonga. secretary. The
minority was allowed one stenogra-
pher who viii be Miss Blanche Neill
Of Woodward.
In an opinion given Charles Ander-
son Of Duncan. Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Davenport holds that a slot ma
chine which turns out greater or les
ser quantities Of gum when a coin is
inserted is n machine for conducting
game of chance and cannot be oper-
ated legally
/ Owing 70 complaints from several
sections of the state that nonresident
hunters have been violating state game
laws and slaughtering deer and other
animals and birds in excessive num-
bers, the coming legislature may be
asked to pass a law barring the issu-
ance of hunting licenses TO residents
of other states.
Secretary Clark Hudson of the Okla
homa Good Roads Association states
that an effort will be made by his or
ganization and the highway depart.
ment 10 effect the repeal of the Okla
homa section line road law and to
substitute j statute authorizing the
Icondemning of ground for highways
through any land or along the most
accessible route.
Reply to the recent letter of Dis
trict Judge Clark of Oklahoma county
in which the court criticised state.
ments made by Assistant Attorney
General Gish in his letter to the SUI
preme court asking for assignment of
a special judge to try the liquor in
junction cases now pending in Judge
Clark's court, was made by the as.
sistant involved.
| Insurance Commissioner P. 4. Bal.
| lard has just returned from New York
city where the annual convention OF
the National Insurance Commission.
ers' Association was held. The con-
vention considered various insurance
bills, among them being what is known
III Kansas as the blue sky law,
which Commissioner Ballard will ask
the oklahoma legislature to adopt.
As soon as the commodity freight
rates affirmed by the supreme court
loan ha ahanlssAd ovar apd tho oninione
examined, the corporation commission
will begin the task Of working out
some equitable method for refundine
excess charges to the people of the
state who made shipments during the
time the reduced rates promulgated BY
1.-THE commission were suspended pend
ing appeal.
Corporation Commissioner George
Henshaw and Rate Clerk c. B. Bee
have made a comparison of the pro
posed express rates of the interstate
commerce commission with those pro
posed for the intra.state traffic by the
IOklahoma commission taking the bus
mess in and out of Oklahoma City
which comes under the merchandise
graduate scale, as a working basis
and finds that the proposed interstate
commerce commission rates are>abou
: per cent lower than those of the
commission
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
Nes Management FER orr Banks.

Tulsa. Okla, Dee, THE retire
ment from business due 10 II health
.of ]. ~. Orr of this city has caused
a change OF management in the string
ol banks which he controlled, AIr.
Orr has severed his connection with
the Colonial Trust Company Of Tulsa,
the International Bank and Trust
Company Of vinita. the State bank Of
keifer. the Oklahoma State bank Of
Preston. the Bank o. Big Cabin and
the Bank Of Adair. Morris Knight of
Viuita and his associates have pur-
chased the holdings OF Orr
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13


ing to accommodate her boarders.
Yesterday was Thanksgiving Today
is the first day of winter and We are
all picking turkey from our teeth.
Hon James Crutehfield is in the city
and has a large bunch of cattle foT
sale.
The grand jury AT Fort Smith found
Barney Sweeney. the train robber
guilty and bound him over 10 be tried
in February.
Sam Hall and his brother w. p.
who have been in the cattle business
in Wyoming. have gone to Georgia
for visit with their parents
A. L. Disbrow was in the city one
day this week from Parsons. Kans.
VIM. Halsell, one Of our cattle kings
expects 10 visit Texas this week.
b. F. Smith is here from Oakland,
Ill.,, and is helping Mr. Martin in his
tonsorial parlor.
Mrs Halsell's sister came up from
rexas this week TO pay her visit.
Our editor, Gus Iyey. is taking coun-
ell at Tahlequah He has been there
for two weeks.
The news OF the removal OF Mr.,
Frank l. Decker was received with
regrets by every citizen of Vinita-
John Bullette. secretary OF Coowees-
eoome district was in town this week
and subscribed for the Chieftain,
Mr.. Fenby. travelling auditor for the
Missouri Pacific came down 10 Vinita
on Tuesday and transferred this sta
ton from Frank l. Decker 10 W II.
Fletcher. formerly Of Parsons, Kans.
P. c. Cass, father OF our live mer.
chant. F. II. Cass. passed through Vi
nits Sunday on his way to ST. Louis
where is going to attach a car load OF
hogs.
We notice the appointment OF Hon.
Joel Mayes as supreme judge Of the
Cherokee nation This appointment
is an honor to the council and one that
every citizen should feel proud Of
The city council met on Tuesday
evening and transacted the following
business. The FIRST was TO appoint
IL. P. Isbell as marshall and he is 70
assess and collect all taxes within
the city limits. The council ordered
the marshal to guard against the peo-
pie coming into town from the small,
pox districts and IL they did come in
TO put them ont again AT once
/ r. II. Fields returned home from
Tahlequah Tuesday and reports every
thing to be fourishing at that place
We learn that Dr. Bagby will return
TO Viuita soon. 1t is hard to stay al
home after having been in the west
once.
They had a very nice dance Satur
day at the home OF Mr. Flanagan on
Lightning creek. Il seems that they
saw ~Jaek too much and it broke NJ
lin a general knoekdown.
/ Mr. w, T. Halsell and family LEFT
Saturday for Texas where they vii
remain for some time visiting friends
". 5. Marshall and W. c. Wiikin
sou were in the city this morning. Mr.
Wilkinson is on his way to the Chey
anna sranev
/ Mr.. c. C Nouug, formerly oiJi
zen OF Vinita. but now residing wesr
OF Blueiacket, was in town today shak
ling hands with old friends.
Hoolie Bell was in the city Tues
day.
Col d. W. 4. Duncan was in tn,
city on Monday
Mr., r. L owen OF Tahleqaah mad,
a flying visit here Monday
. Rev J. ". Seroggs left on Tuesday
Tor =. Louis in the interest Of tbs
academy
hon. e. \. Rogers and W. c. Roger
and ?. II. Nuskgrove came up from
F.. TahreQuah last Saturday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13

FOR SALE OR RENT The q, q.
chandler home property 3Ir Chand-
Her VIII move 90 h5s farm about the
.6rSt Of the comjpg year aud wants 10
.sou his property. Il Is 3 sod SIX
.room house with sood barn and gar
den. IL reated she price VIII be s15 q
.moatb. ia advance.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
POOR LO
TALKS HISTORY
Close studen, of Human Progress Re
Ioiees Over Conditions.

OklahOma Olty. Dec. N.-~"My good
Frien: git your letter bout that
board Q Agriculture vote il agin
that Board alright don't seen il
good that Board dun no how. Once
| asst il big lawyer in town what for
We had il that Board. and he say we
need it that Board to run il farm
school. and point it meat inspector.
and put il out o business that bull
tick.
Now been watch il that Board
bout two years, and seem ike bull
tick he all time get worse; meat in.
spector he aint help fat hog nun
when acorn crop amt good; and that
Board, seem like he all a time what
you call it grafter;-then dun spile il
up leputation too. that school gal
teacher.
Il get il that EOLUM SIX CAT and
that what you call him PRIMER. Ny
ole woman be jus laf, an laf, when he
read it that PRIMER and see it that
Board Cat all tied up for buslness-he
say amt need it bit o boot leg. He
say he wish he had it vote this elec
tion.-he sho fix it one that Cat.
My ole woman he cook brekfuS
soon OF lection mornin, and Il me
Hurry up, and go cut it that Cat, out
the tresury in the Tresury-iust any
whar we I'm him. Then / hully tc
VotiH house and tack il up that SIX
CAT and that Primer long side ballot
sample, Just like you write me; then
/ stan around all day. an wher
voter read il ballot sample. l say
Look Ike you eud read it PRIMER
too; then he I'd read 1t PRIMER. and
Lar and so vote.
i When mite cum seem like purity
near every mans. our box, stamp il
under a rooster and over a CAT; ther
We all say Heap Bully and shoot il
lots OF anvil an holler LET A PEG
PIE RULE" till purt near get +
hoarse.
Then when leetious all over v,
read in paper how that Woodlow VII
son he sweep it the hole country; thai
Bob Owen, he sweep it Uglahoma. anC
that Huekleberry Bill he pile it up good
majority for rainy day. and that LAND
slide it all over a cat in every county
then we shake a hans kind a long anC
kind a hard, and say kind a glad anC
kind o solem. THE PEOPLE IS \
RULE.
The We all glad that good man!
what no bout that Board vote him on
o business. Nov l read it in q papsl
how Spersor Judge in big Capita
tozz glVe i Injunction that Board
ID stop eu11t i peoples vote-seeu
EEa w1z.a Ezzz he Stand il heap dan
s7.ozszzssss eces Ess courE house
uzvees0 PEOPLE aEzs = RULE i
mae2 12.sr a.
stamp II Ez1er = rooster and lee
1. 14zs WooGBQE VVIlsoz. bzr msybess
gcza 70 R3se Z tE3t Tots ta-uy Pos
Master h hats q give i up hes lob
he say nzybsso he gst il Peace JUS
tice give Il him i1iuzCsiC1 gfust sha
woodrow VIls11
I read It NJ ole woman al bod
that injunction. and BE say HUH ant
grab iC switch an drive ole Tom on
hes farm place hind q stove He ain
say 10 more, and 7 amt say muel
when hes eyes snapyiike that, but
bet hes wishinf sum body u q MAJ
Your ole frin- POOR L0.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
Thirty YEARS AGO
Tskee Erom the sile q the Weekly
chjeftalu, December 5, tss2.

Col oct Dick and General Boo
TITLE dropped in 10 see rs today
~ Z Patton is spending 81 few days
oat on his ranch.
There is no smallpox iu the city
yo0 can depend ON this
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13
E. 4. sTuReLEFIELo. o. NJ. o.


Rates Reasonable Examination Frss
AZ Operations Made as Painless -
Possible and All Work Guaranteed
omnoform used for Painless Extraction
OFFICE: ROOM Q. SCOTT BUILDING
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-13

Hiss Katie Skillm2n arrived last
SATURDAY night from Rockville, Mo.
Tor visit wI,h Mss Grace Hall
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-17
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
Breezy Point" Comedy, TO be Pre-
sented at Sacred Heart School.

The young ladies OF the Sacred
Heart high school will present the
comedy Breezy Point" this evening
in the high school auditorium The
play Is an excellent one, and will be
admirably presented. Following is
the east of characters:
Aunt Debby Dexter Mistress of
Breezy Point Florence Jaerling.
Elinor Pearl, of unknown parent
age: Agnes Peck.
Ashrael Grant, a workhouse waif:
Ella Crowley.
Mrs. Hardscratch, with business
rropensities: Mary sullivan.
The Hardscratch Twins. who never
tell nothing: Adelne Rohrer, Gerald
inc Sheehan. % St
Mehitable Doolittle, Manufactures
of Catarrh Snuff: Crescence Shredder
Aunt Debby's summer boarders fresh
from boarding school: Bernice Yer
non, Elizabeth SterbenZ Laura Leigh
Gertrude Wolf. Edith Norton, Gene
We've McGrath; ana Clarlce Henleigh
Corine Brouillet
Famine, Miss Vernon's French
maid: Ernestine Caesar.
old Glen, the gypsy: Magdaler
Sullivan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-17
SPORTING DEPARTMENT

couragine, for while there were "a few
boots, most oi them were due en-
tirely 20 the face that The mea have
had little opportunity to practice. Rcn
wick appeared on the mound for one
team and iIiltoncu for the other
."Bobby' proved that he has lost none
OF his old time clrycrucss and his
slants and Blenders were as puzzlng to
his teammates ass Hntoncns were Co.
the less experienced high school ndS
On the opposing eide. Renwicl,'s ,sam
won over nitonens by the score of
2 TO %.
Most of the players appeared ,o be-
in first class condition, SO far as
weight is concerned and entered the
game with vim and snap which
is very promising.
Calumet fans are eagerly awaiting
the opening games with Negaunee ana
it is almost certain there viii be a
Fourth of July crowd i'm attendance
tomorrow, If the weather is at all fav-
| cradle. The same will be the case for
the Sunday game. Rivalry between
the copper country and the iron coun-
| try has already been aroused To "A
high pitch and baseball Is the one
subject OF conversation everywhere.
Tho lineup for the Calumet team
for the Calumet-Ncgaunec game AT the
Athletic park Saturday follows:
Catch Lobb or Schultz, pitch, Rem
wick: drst base, smith, second base,
| Cross. short stop, Kaiser; third base.
Romberg; right Held, Benjamu cen
ter ncld, Hogan; left field. Slc"man.
For Sundays game az the lauriuni
driving park with the Ncsaunee team
the Calumet team will line up AS fol-
lows
Catch sullivan; pitch. Hogan Grst
base, Smith; second base, Cross; short
stop Kaiser; third base. Eomoerg
right field Benjamin: left field, Slee-
man. center field, Lobb.
The Calumet team viii meet tho
Commercials in a practice game al
the Athletic park this afternoon.
Catcher John Rogers OF Lowell
Mass. joined the Calumet team last
evening. Sullivan, schultz and Rogers
| viii give Calumet a strong trio o
backstops and will make it possible
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-17
LAURlUM sREViTlEs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Arthur Vine has gone To Baraga
county to spend a few days.
The collection OF village taxes in
I.aurium win start the first week in
Jhly,
The Ladies' 81 the Laurium VI. T..
church Will conduct a food sale in the
Edwards market Of Laurium on sat
urday, May is, beginning at 10 o'clock,
James Mills, janitor of the Laur-
ium fire and town halls. left today
for Wisconsin points. where he will
spend some time visiting friends and
recuperating.
The choir Of the TamaraclS NJ. T..
Sunday school will present The New
Minister" at the Laurium NJ L. church
this evening The production is on"
OF the best ever given I'm Calumet.
Rev. DIR. stafford of England, who
Is attending the NJ. f.. general con-
ference at Minneapolis, will preach
Sunday evening i'm the Laurium NJ. T.
church. A large congregation is eX-
pected. Special music viii be render
ed. Rev. DR.. Stafford is representing
the Wesleyan church of England.