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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17
WEDNESDAY

Dr. Hinsha~ and wife have returned
from wichlts. aKnsas. coming through
In new car
Mrs. Parrish OF Seattle. Washington.
arrived in Canon City the hrst OF tae
week and IL guest OF her uncle. Mr..
Perry Bower. and family.
Mr. and Mrs.. David /. Robson. Nj.
and Mrs George Rockafellow and NJ.
and Mrs W. H. Dozier were the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Harding. Ir.
at a game dinner Monday evening.
Mrs. Anna williams and two dauEh-
tiers from Ohio were over sunday
guests Of Mr. aud Mrs u. d. ALEU-
on Park avenue They are on their
way to California to spend the winter
Mr.. J. l. Wilson and family arrival
from Denver on Monday and today Mr..
Wilson took up his duties with ths
Frank l.. Smith dry goods store. M.
Wolfe who rssisned- on Tuesday. test
today for Denver.
Mr. and. .Ats u. {. Pope ami Mis-.
Maxey Lee came down from Cotton
wood last s.aardsy and are spending
the week In Canon.
q. v. HodEin and A. =. Wilson lett
sunday afternoon for Kaiispei. MoGs
, tana.- TO look after some property In
terests there They will be gone :,
couple OF weeks or more. .
Mrs. j. +. Morrison and danghtsr.
Miss Fannie Morrison. returned SAT.
urday from n Ave months visit At
their old home In North Carolina They
report a delightful time spent among
their many old time friends.
Mrs. +. II. MCGEE entertained a:
luncheon Tuesday. The unique fca-
ture Of the affair was the request that
/, each guest dress her hair TO repre-
sent some noted woman or character
OF fiction. Later in the afternoon ali
were given an opportuni,y'tek guess ,as
character portrayed. The ladies who
lcujoyed Mrs. Mccees hospitality were
Mcsdaues W. T. Little, W. II. Dozicr
Frank \ aacFaylape.. Hunter Palmer
.c>srIss !14sascn. v. ,. Rovlsnd, Dav'
ID /. niikison. Jamss.t. Cooper. Geo
Rockafsllcw. T. q. Palmer and DIAL
| ses& ~ pass(Aousstissnsn< 9
y. ? Newell. rhe csIsaass. u TN -
~ },Asi4 20 yu..--Aav.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

J. p. Newell. The coloaius. offers the
people af Canon csu IN unusual oo-
portuhiiy. m worth rear while !"
rssl sl~ halt ~ - = shis issue :
i1y.y ,
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See th-- half page sivertl-enent Il
]. p. Nex~il. The cesanist. IN this pa
per. IL viii sntere.s you.-Ady.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Nlsy as usual everyone tnat Is loot
loose is at work these nice days heir-
ing to gather the apple crop in tie
orchards Of East canou.
y rhe father OF c. NJ Chase came IN
Monday from visit 10 his old tome
at Craig. Neb. He Is on his way
back to California.
-..ss
Mrs. II. Z. Whistler has been enjoy
ing a visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Achcson. They are on their way
TO their home at Monmouth. Illinois.
from trip to California and the
northwest
Mr.. Stark arrived from winterset
Iowa. recently for few days visit aud
TO accompany his wife home. Mrs-
SnrsAhas been visiting the last month
with her sister. Mira. A. sprinkle This
is the third visit she has made to Can
on City. attracted Incidentally by the
climatic change for the relief OF hay
fessr Is
Mrs. T. Knox eAlls attention 10 the
fact that John stearley was the pur-
cAeser of their place on Birch and
Pdpiar and not the party that Wis
stated In last weeks ne~s. Fred HUI
Ing was reported to be canyassinE the
Park selling tickets for the Star Course
and Ia not in any way connected with
the transfer Of property.
Miss Esther Crotch OF salida was
the guest Friday of Miss Florence
Young9an at her home on Grand ave-
nue
Mr. and Nrz. Townant came up from
Pueblo saturday and were the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs 4. n. Gardner. nr.
Tob,sni Ia n brother OF Mrs- Cart
ner Mr.. To~nant returned Sunday
but Mrs Towuant VIII remain for a
weeks visit
M sprinkle and sawhiii families
took a picnic drive over the Oak creek
grade Monday TO show their guests
Mr. and Mrs stark. the October bear
ties OF the canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. chas sampscil have
moved frem the Evans place on Gar
neid street to Roswell. y. NJ
...s-
Mrs. Minnie Rogers OF Poplar ave.
nue. leaves for Denver "Wednesday IN
Wait the Festival OF Mountain aad
Plsin.'
Af,er a few days visit With horn.
folks Grandma Caldwell returned 20
her cabin home In the mountains the
first OF the week. Mira Caldwell ani
children and Miss Mary Rouse snd
Frank Pease. the latter two from ca1-
on. accompanied her. Frank will re-
main for the winter and attend schoni.
.-.s-
The Misses MarEery and Mabel
uoSoe are down from their home on
Tallahassee creek visiting acquaia,-
ance- on fincoin-park and1n South
Canon .rrrTLle.A
Mr. Geo. Erwin Of Lincoln Park has
gone to Denver this week to play In
the Cadet band for the festival.
Mrs. Miller OF Pueblo and Nj
Moore OF Arizona are guests OF Ms.
A. @. Hayes on East Elm avenue. They
came Monday.
Mrs. Haiiseur. who has been comm
ed to her bed for some weeks with
rheumatisn- ks reported to be improv-
ing slowly and Is able to 81, up Ut
ale.
: Mrs &. A. I.inkins and daughter.
Thomas. entertained dozen or more
10
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NOTICE or feRfCLoSrRE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO
County of Fremont
N rHR c0rNIN eOTRT.
A. Z CARLroN, TRUSTEE.
P.ainfin
j. N. CRAIG.
ArDiE l.. B-ARTER..
4 aun A<n
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

j, Mrs. WIN. Jones' renrnsd to hcr
Nome on Elm avenue Monday aftsr
|. N absence Of several months in Cat
ssornsa snd The northwest; Her visit
! s.s s.sa prijjiokss1 ssses April ss-
sosa. q ssrIpas .niRss y ~ .ssae-
~ 1ssa seu> lsyu 40 st sseasis'
!, ~. ytan, saas 4ssse 7rc c,s>ssnN
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Mrs. Miller OF Pueblo and M.
Moore OF Arizona are guests OF Ms.
A. @. Hayes on Eas, Elm avenue. They
came Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

: Mrs &. A. I.inkins aud daughter
Thomas. entertained dozen or more
OF khelr friends at thimb'e pa-'y
F{yy afternoon in honor of Mrs
sthrk OF wintercst. Iowa. who Ia 4
xuest OF her sister. Mrs. sprinkle. The
tim was spent most pleasantly in a
sbcp,l way. Excellent refreshments
wore served by the kossesses.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

1ak sprinkle and sawhiii families
took picnic drive over the Oak creek
grade Monday 20 show their guests
Mr. and Mrs. stark. the October bear
ties OF the canyon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

The Misses MarEery and Msb-
Mosse are down from their home on
Tallahassee creek visiting acquaia,
ance- on f.ncoin-park and In SOUL
Canon. ~rvElei4y
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Af,er a few days visit with hors
folks Grandma Caldwell returned 20
her cabin home In the mountains the
first OF the week. Mrs. Caldwell ani
children and Miss Mary Rouse snd
Frank Pease. the latter two from Ca7-
on. urcompanicd her. Frank will re-
main for the winter and attend schoni.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. chas. sampscii have
moved frem the Evans place on Gar
neid street to Roswell. y. NJ
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Miss Esther Crotch OF salida was
the guest Friday OF Miss Florence
YounsPan at her home on Grand ave-
nue..
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Mrs Hallaeur. who has been comm
ed to her bed for some weeks win
rheumatisn- s reported to be improv'
Ing slowly and Is able to sit up 1T
ale.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Mrs Minnie Rogers OF Poplar ave-
nue. leaves for Denver "Wednesday IN
vlsii the Festival OF Mountain aad
Pisin.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
BOSS BARNES =
MAKES BITTER
ATTACK ON T.R

NEW YORK. June :. Bitter ar
rnignment of Theodore Roosevelt
lis made here today by Vim. II.
llarnea, lr.. chairman OF the New
York state republican committee.
who charged that Col, Roosevelt. In
hts statement at Oyster hay. be.
trayed his intention TO subvert
this government 20 "a despolism :"
Barnes said;
Roosevelt has come out In the
open now hs the declaration that
the principles enacted al the Roch-
ester convention are not merely re-
dictionary. but are bourbon and re.
dictionary.
The principles reaffirmed at
Rochester were never before attack.
ed by public man In the his.
tory OF the nation II the repnh.
llcan convention al Chicago desires
TO follow Rooseyelt's advice. and
declares the bill OF rights Of the
constitution. as endorsed by the
Rochester convention. bourbon and
fcactionary. then the republican
party no longer exists rs force
for the preservation 81 the rights
OF each individual. but has become
the plaything OF demanted ambl-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

ALLENTOWN. Pa. June a~a a.
John u0ugherty wna chasing =
chicken he ran across an old well
so feet deep. whose covering crush.
ed beneath hia weight ny rare
luck rusty old spike IN a beam.
which did not go down. caught Ia
bis coat. aud be Was enabled to
grab the beam Nobody was Ahont.
and his cries for help we're unheard.
lie hung BY the rickeiy old beam
for 70 minutes. when. by the exvr.
else ~ ruperhnman strength. b"
managed to perform asrobatica
which landed him on top of the
crosspleicr lie then crawled 10
safety. 40 unneryed that ne col
iapsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
CONGRESSMAN
AND REPORTER
In FIST FIGHT

WASHINGTON. June "a fierce
fight. in which Robert Young
Thomas. Jr. the democratic con.
gresham from Kentucky. and
Joseph Amman. a Washington news.
paper reporter. were the two bel.
ligerents. enllyoned the sessions Of
the investigation Of charges against
Robert Archibald OF the commerce
court. before the house judiciary
committee here. AnRcred AZ an
article which Amman had written.
Thomas called the reporter out into
the corridor. where the heated
words became so loud that the com.
mittee was forced to close the
doors.
Then the men came TO blows, and
rolled about the ground. scratch.
Ing each others faces and pulling
each others hair. Bygtanders sep.
aratcd the eombatan,a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
SAM GOMPERS
DENIES STORY
BY FRANKLIN

WnsiilNGTON. June Inform.
!, ~ The United Press that bert
r. fFahhlin. IN the Darrow trial nj
~ angeles. swore barrow had
~, , MN that money to brlbe Juror
lockwood. In the Mcnamara case.
s sau from Samuel Gompera the
a /, s OF the American Federation of
labor here, said today.
,. any statement that I Furnished
easa 20 barrow In the Mcnamara
,ala. ~ "" purpose OF brlbing
uue never handled one nennv
OF the money sent there and / CO...
hanly did not send any for bribsry
~ 2. matter Of fact. barrow has
ai."ady testified under oath thai
ny single dollar OF the money
nc used came from me. Franklin
H'ofy Is absolutely false .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
Grocery TO Be Run by City

The authorities here are complet.
ing plans for opening municipal
cut rate grocery sgor. for the o.ne-
fit Of all city employees II is "a
pectcd that the stor. wtli be seady
/ for business merit week In add
ton 20 Krocssiea. ice will be sold In
summer and coal IN winter al y
saving Of about 20 per cent. The
store Is TO be operated on a cash
basis withou, profit 20 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
NOW DON'T SPOOF;
WHERE'S JAMESON?

IL Chris MARI JAMESON in Sc
attle7
This r. no spoofing matter. don't
y know. This Jameson chap ~ be-
ing awsked for by his old college
chum. s. Wolf. OF 204 Hackney
road. Shoreditch. London. IN good
old England. Wolf has written 20
the Lord Mayor Of Seattle. and be
would really be jolly well tickied
10 hear from Jameson. old fellow.
don't y know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
BE CAREFUL

f1re~shief Stetson wants 20 can.
tion the public against the practice
~ burning piles OF rubbish without
permit. When pile Of rubbish
Is to be harmed II a. necessary 60
get permit from the office of the
fire chief. and n great MANY people
have not been doing this There Ia
a penalty fur failure. and Chief
StetAon will have offenders arrest.
cd who DO not comply with m. or
dinaure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
-. a the Most Prominent
british Columbia People
Arc Cured.
En- pHuRRo BATHS All
cannon Sense" Features APP
'rrsns TO All Those WhS
- Booklet-Free on Re


xAxcorvER n. G.. Monday,
- Ii am truly amared at
- v,5espread use OF SalrhufFo
Z v,scoaser. Victoria and other
1w,rrn cities Of the dominion.
No. q ibis new Sulphurro
,SIrlse Ia he most serious
- Q! Rheumatism. blood.
~ uonsa<h and other dis
s,1s.x are fully as surprising -
Y s. cities farther down tae
CuoS<.
r. people OF British Colum-
IL s<ink close TO Seattle. tae
>rue Il salphurrc. heard of Mr..
n n G stewars's Liquid Com
sreed 81 sulphur sooner than
nsny o;hsr localities, aud from
hIxn4 % friend the word has
nspef With marvellous rapidly
~ the nex medicine brings
~ health and ntrength By
nnnoa sense meihods the Mind
~ votksr Nature uses
mss sniphnFros fame has
svv,d without any systematized
puAllcisy o. the part Of the news
lnpers. until almost every one !
~ noslh Of the International
~ kroxs Of rs powers. and is
Ntunn<a<iEg It 10 others
oe|okurrs csnmen Sense Remedy
Azsy z<sm to think that there
\ seusskux akin 70 the miYacu'
- b he cures OF Saipnarro.
~ IN explaining 20 all that
- = net The ease. salpharg0
; Mod purifier and regulator
= ~ system. the equal Of which
~ * before been found
1hfe the zysteEns internal
1tass. purify the blood. put
- o1omzeh In the right con-
kbua and disease has no chance.
11at = Why sseh a large mum.
- 4 ailments selA before Sui
9R5o Il makes the blood rich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
GERMAN BARON is
ALLEGED THIEF

SAN FRANCISCO. June For
the alleged theft OF a quantity ~
antique furniture. Hrune Paul. WIN
vlnitns TO be = German harun. tbs
black aheep OF a noble family. -
IN jail here. charged wiih burglary,
Employed 60 do odd Jobs BY Mira
Peter Dunno. Paul Is said 70 have
carted away the furniture piece b,
piece until he was about 81 600 10
The good on hls transactions The
furniture was recovered In an an
iiqus shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

QUEBEC. June 5Thai the con.
dltion Of the duchess 81 conuausht.
wife % the governor general 81 Can.
ada. who IL suffering with appeudl
citls. Is not serious. ~an declared
here today "a \ rrccAnslon. Df
Garrow. surgical expert. wam rush.
ed here hy special train last night.
but the attack Ia not acute. and
there has been no necessity for his
services so far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
30 DROWN

WINNIPEG. Man. June 5.-Thir.
~ persons prospecting along the
line OF the Grand Trunk Pacific con.
siruciion work. in the mountains
were reported drowned while
crossing the Fisher river on rafta
and In row boats. They were caught
In a raging current.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June Dr.
Quafrsiing because she had NO
bananas. Robert Foranef. y wsldcr.
shot and killed bis wife and then
shot himself. He may die Neigh
bors found the mother dead on the
floor. the father unconscious and
the couples four young children
huddled In n corner. The children
Witnessed the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

James J. Reid Of San Diego. Cal.
formerly OF Portland. Ore. has
just made remarkable journey.
lie covered the distance from
Portland TO San Diego ON motor.
cycle. and made 30 many side trips
en- route that bis Journey agEra.
gated $500 miica.
Another interesting feature OF his
Journey was the very small cost 81
his fuel Ills total gasoline bill
for the entire month consumed IN
his travels WAS only fls. This 10
remarkable la view OF tho fact that
he rode up the ateepcnt mountain
grades on his motorcycle. rtdlns
for nine miles straight up the noun
tain as he approached the famous
Pacheco pass. the scene of the cap
snre Of many a horse thief and ban
DIT in days past
Mr. Reds aatocyelr resembles a
motorcycle Ia general outline. but IL
equipped With large aud com
Portable seat aud with foot rests
and place for baggage The ma.
chine was practically new when he
began the journey. and VAS In per.
irct condition when he finished his
) leo mile ride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
Playing Indian, Kills Girl

PITTsHVNG. Pa june PLY
lng Indian At his home near Waters.
burg. Harry Black. AGED !. found
him fathers shot gun. which Was
loaded. lie chased Mary Giodosh.
aged &, with u. and getting her
cornered. placed the gun AT her
head and pulled the trigger. The
charge killed her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

Indignant iIpuacwlfe-k healthy
man like you begging for a living.
Did YOU ever do a days work In
your life7
Rnffou Wratz Ies'm. little
while ago ! done IN bigest septem.
Der days work ye ever heard Of.
swattcd a fiy an killed a billion. -
Chicago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
THE MARKETS

The following are the nxefane
prices paid b local commission
merchants "a the producers ana
prices paid ~ the retailer 10 the
commissioners The prices paid tis
farmers comes under buying price.
and the sum paid - the retailer
Under selling price Prices IN nll
eases are subject 60 variation. nc
c0rdlne 20 freshness and general
excellence. but these prices, unless
otherwise indicated. are for strictly
fifrt grades
Egss Buying Price
Eggs. local ls9 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

Plague take mat Girl"
NY friend. that - the most
: beautiful Eiri in this town
That may be Itui she oh.
: sfrueta mo view ~ second
: base - Louisville Courier.
: toaFnnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

Weren't you shocked when you
heard that Mrs. Middleton had Sc.
cured a divorce7"
"oh, ! can't say that I was. You
zee, her husband and | were al.
ready engaaed."-chieago Record.
Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

brown What reason have w,
for hating niank7 '"'
smith Well. you see. he's rel.
alive OF mine. and
brown Yes. yes. know: but
what other reason -Harpera ia.
xar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

Your meal is incomplete without
the aid OF Feifer's Union. Price
&c. Union made. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
suiphvrro Cures Prominent
Persons.

The druggists Of Victoria and
Vancouver are experiencing a
large demand for sulphnrrp Some
OF the cures they report are
among the most prominent resi-.
dents OF both cities Two of Vic.
toriaa leading druggists think so
much Of Suiphurro that they have
given away many bottles TO then
close friends. certain ~ II accom-.
plIshinx cures-and 4 has not
disappointed them once
Suiphnrro il now on sale IN
practically every drug store from
Alaska 10 the Mexican line
tpFice 80 cents and cleo per bot
tIei and les friends are spreading
It's fame 20 the four quarters OF
the globe. sniph1rro Is made
only BY one concern. the G. N.
c. Stewart Sulphur Co. n Colum.
bia St. Seattle. Wash. and zach
bottle bears rae simlle II Mr..
Stewards Signature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
laid SJLPHURRO TO SKIES

aud pure and cieAnxes the entire
system This done. Affections of
Years disappear through the kind.
" work Of nature. Disease germs
leave the system. aud the sui.
tercr IL restored to perfect
health
sulphurro Bath Essential.
Especially il MIR. Stewart
recommending baths as an essen.
tlai part ~ the treatment. The
Suiphnrro bath is the most de.
ilEhtful form Of ahlution. aud By
means of Il sulphur Ii absorbed
into the system through the pores
Of the skin. Thus II not only i'm.
proves the skin and keeps the
pores open and free. but IL
quickly restores the blood to It's
normal. hcaith-glying state.
Cures In severe cases OF
rheumatism are especially notable
here. Sulphurro is proving y
benefit TO humanity through its
relief TO rheumatic sufferers.
The poiaons which cause rhanma-
tism usually defy all treatment.
but sulphur rendered into liquid
form tSulphnrrul drives them out
Of the system Usually only a
few weeks are needed TO cure a
case 81 rheumatism. although
mild cases often respond In a
few days treatment Hut | want
10 emphasize this
There never was . case Of
rheumatism which did not yield
10 Sculpture when the directions
IN the Booklet were carefully sol.
lowed.
Here lef me say that the sal.
phurro Booklet. which can be had
free upon request 10 the g ".
&. Stewart sulphur Co. n Coluna.
bia 81. Seattle. and which accom-
paaies each bottle of snlphurro.
Is the most valuable piece OF
literature issued In many years.
The average sufferer will find
there the means OF hlp or her de.
liverancc. Read Il. and you can
not help bus b. Impressed With
the common sense OF IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

How do you manage 10 make
your wife vote as you want her to-"
by telling her I'm going TO vote
the other way. It's easy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-05

not intlmatc
II treat my books like dear old
friends"
Il am sure you do In one respect
i notice you never cut them. '-.-
baltimore American.
Evening journal., 1912-10-23
BIBLE STUDY
RALLY AT Y. M. C. A.

The opening Bible Study Club Rally
of the Y M c. A. was held in the
cafe last night with dinner at $50
o'clock
After singing the doxology. prayer
was offered by the Rev Henry Gun
ningham. pastor of the Eastlake Pres
byterian Church.
General Charles Bird was the pre-
siding officer and postmaster, and
after his opening remarks each teach
er of the various classes was intro
duced to the members of the club.
The leaders of the various clubs
are. John J. Hayes. c. II. Meissner.
f. p. Mitchell. the Rev. w. "A. Hantz-
mon and J. II. McCandless. Each of
these men outlined their course of
study to the members of the organ
ization
Following the teachers came the
address of the evening by Mr. Stacey.
Mr. Stacey spoke on ~The Value of
Bible Study" emphasizing its value
to the world, and to man, and how
great a part it had in the leading
literature and law books of the day.
A large part of the evening enter
tainment is due to the male quartet
of the West Presbyterian Church
which sang a number Of selections.