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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09
JOHNSON SAYS mo FIGHT"

CHICAGO Aug. o--Admissiou that he had signed up
Jack Johnson for fights in Australia with Sam Lang
ford and the other with McVey made here yesterday BY
Tom Andrews OF Milwaukee American representative OF Hugh
Mcintosh. Andrews displayed which he alleged
Johnson had signed Las Vegas. NJ NJ agreeing mee
Langford and McVey providing the former would fight,
Johnson when his cafe here by United Press rep
resen,atve asserted that his retirement still
stood and tina; he does propose fight again under
circumstances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09
D0WNPOUR PUTS
CRIMP IN n. W.
SPORTS

yasteray's downpour had damp
enlng effect ON the various sporting
events scheduled throughout the
Northwest, ~ the rain was general
and generous. II was impossible 10
play game OF baseball Ia the
Northwestern league. and ths
means that the postponed gsmea
will be played Sunday tn double
headers.
nill James was due 70 have
pitched for the Giants yesterday at
ternoon. and Manager Raymond an
nounced then that he would work
him this afternoon. but as James II
schednled to hurl on Sunday a
change may be made today Ray
mond has quite bunch 81 talent
10 select from. and 4 Is probable
that the little pea may drop 10 me
Concannon box today. II not. there
IA McIyor, who 10 anxious 20 show
what he can do, and Pete Schneider
ia always ready 10 hand out the
best he has. cadrcau. the real IN
dian. wlll be used by the Indians 10
this afternoons struggle.
Tacoma reported the heaviest
downfall OF rain abe had ever ex-
perienced In short time. during
the month 81 August. and. OF course.
Il put a erlmp In the Northwestern
tennis championship matches beinE
played there.
Nat Emerson. OF North Yakima.
present holder OF the Thorne trophy
cup. started IN play a match with
Gerald Young. Of los Angeles, yes
terday morning. aud each had
string Of three games whom the
rain started and stopped PLAY for
the day. The result Was sufficient
however. 60 Indicate that Emerson
has moro than fighting chance 20
hold tho trophy against the Can
fornia invaders, Play will BE- re-
sumed this afternoon. u weather
conditions permit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09

SASKATOON. saak., Aug. a.
Tho scheduled fifteen.round battle
between Tommy Burns. former
heavyweight champion. and Bill
Richard. was stopped by Sheriff
Calder In the si1th round last night
after Burns had sent his man to
the floor once for tho count OF
nine and again for the count OF
eight.
Burns showed flash OF HIS old.
time form IN the sixth round. when
he went In 20 land the niecpslnm.
after dallying with Richard for
i've rounds OF slow fighting and
shilling
Burns weighed In At 1856 pounds
While hts opponent scaled 20b
pounds The fight attracted a gate
OF approximately $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09

MAY BOX AT
NIGHT In L. A.

tus Waited Press LEASED Ntr~f
los ANGELES. Aug. might
boxing contests may be restored IN
Los Angeles II Frankie conlcy and
Harry Thomas conaent 90 shin their
Vernon date from August " 10 Au'
gust 20. Promoter McCarey an.
nouueed yesterday that lights viii
be Installed ~ the Vernon arena
aud a seriea Of night battles staged.
Coneiy and Thomas will fight 30
rounds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09
PERSONAL. SPORT
SPARKS

clins Fsrr, enc Of Lincoln tiuh's
fastest a9rintcrH. n working out at
tha y. " Day piayflcld every day
now. getting into condition for the
opening Of high school athletics
this fall
Sam Blsas. Of Ballard. after
struggling for over an hour with
The monster fish. landed fine
clan st Ballard last Sunday. A
clam fork WAS the bait used.
A. G. Douthiss. physical director
OF tho Y. NJ. G. A.. IL taking bis Va.
cation. and during bis absence the
gym In practically closed aud IL un.
dergoing extensive repairs and Inn.
proyements In preparation for the
opening OF fail athi.tics.
Goodwin gave an exhibition Of
fancy diving AZ the 8. A. q. tank
Monday evening that attracted q
crowd OF admirers Goodwin
doesn't make three or four efforts
and an explanation. but gets away
with the real fssh stuff the first
time In tho water.
Fremont Rotrweii. the Seattle
Uuffseider who has been playing
with the Nedford. Ore. team this
season 10 home. and Ia going 10
hook up with some semi-pro team
hsresboufs for the remainder OF
the summer He ss there 80 why's
on cAxinE the pill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09

Fred Hiatt, OF the business col
lege. Is one OF the few regulars who
have been keeping up their exer.
else on the s. A. G. gym floor. lie
works up good lathsr every
evening. taking on anybody at any
thing aud then finishes II with a
high dive into the tank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Reprcsenta-
tives OF Joe Rivers or Los Angeles
and Charlie White OF Chicago to
day have signed articles calling for
a ten-round bout In Kenosha. Wis,
late in September. The weight is
to be.12S pounds at o'clock. The
Kenosha contest will be followed BY
20-round bout on the Pacific
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09
BIG ONES MIX

sAN FRANCISCO. Aug. a.
Hoayyweights are 10 be the attfsc'
ton at Dncamland rink tomorrow
night There are SIX Of ihcm--fosit
white hopes and two blachn-~and
all are we'll known 10 the local fans.
Frank Mofar Of pittHburg hooks
up With Jack Oeyer OF Denver. I'D
Kennedy NESTS Al Williams OF
Cleveland and Jim Cameron and
Cievo Iiarkins both negroes. sili
furnish the third bout Plnmbo. the
Italian wrestler. viii try for honors
on tho mat against Vic Berger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09
PouL seo,s FIRST DEFEAT

For the first time this season
Poulsbo met defeat The trick was
turned by the Loveras OF Seattle.
who walloped the Poulsbo team Z
TO 5. Slaton. for the Seattle crowd.
pitched swell game. Batteries
Slaton and Carpenter; Blngamen
and Hardy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09
KIRKLAND sEATs sorHgLL

la a holly contested game sun
day Kirkland administered tho sec.
ond defeat Of the season 10 B0theii
by tho close score OF 81. Two
costly errors robbed young Turplc
~ Kirkland Of chance for \ shut
out game Next Sunday Kirkland
plays Georgetown. kirkland has
some open dates and would Hike 10
hear from Olympia. Everett. Marys.
viIla and the Knights If Columbus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09

jim Kelly. 20. Is alleged 70 have
gone Into room AZ .a2i0h Ffrat
ay.. grabbed handbag that Mrt,
w. Wiley held. and ran out Tho
handbag contained tzs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-09

nessan s. n~froit o.
a. f.auAs q WashinstAn
Cleveland 9. Mes fufk Q
phiia1elphie at Chtease. po@fp9nsd
Pain
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ISIS first Az. seattle. wash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-24

capital stock of said corporation shall
be 10000 and shall consist OF twenty
thousand shares of the par value of 81
per share"
Which article Is proposed 10 be amended
to read as follows:
Article S-That the amount OF tho
capital stock of said corporation shall
be two hundred thousand ($20o ,o00) dol
lars and shall consist OF two hundred
thousand shares Of the par value OF 81
per share.
And for the further purpose OF consider
Ing and acting upon the proposition OF
amending article 10 OF the articles OF In
corporation Of said company, which now
reads follows:
Article l5-'"That at least throe mem
bers Of the board Of directors OF this
corporation shall be bonafIde residents
fcations as TO residence OF the directors
shall be necessary"
Which article is proposed to be amended
TO read follows
Article 15-That at least one member
Of the board Of directors Of this cor
poration snail hs a bonafide resident Of
the state OF Utah and no other quallfIca-
tions as TO residence OF the directors
shall be necessary.
And for the further purpose OF amending
article l and article Of the by-iaws OF
said corporation TO conform to tho
changes In the articles OF incorporation
as above stated.
And for tho further transaction OF such
other business as may properly come
NJ c. sCHELLENGER.
president.
dG53
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Fraternal Union of America.

About thirty of the members of Ever
green lodge. with the ladies of the Ever
green club enjoyed an outing at Saltair
last Wednesday evening. Following a dip
In the briny water the tables We're
quickly spread with the many good things
tainly had done everything possible for
the pleasure of the crowd Supper over.
the party spent another hour or so with
dancing, dispensing finally and all en-
tertaining the wish for a repetition Of
this most successful outing.
Evergreen lodge No. 15l will meet again
tonight In regular session at Odd@Fellows
temple, The meeting. will open promptly
at ss o'clock, and IT is hoped TO have
good crowd Of members present
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Danish Brotherhood.

ed the following officers for the next
term: Honorary ex-presidcnt. Sophus II.
Lund: ex-president. Christian Petersen
president, o. c. Hansen; vice presid ent,
G, c. Andersen; secretary. Thorvald T.,
Larsen: treasurer, y. T.. Lund chairman
OF trustees, John S. NJ. Christensen:
trustees, Chris Miller and Carl Mebus:
c4nduStnr; @1ns T,i, Peter M Larsen; insde guard
sen; lodge physician, Dr. a. N Hansen.
One candidate. Theodore Nielsen, was In
itiated and three new application for
bene6t membership were accepted and
acted upon.
The next regular meeting will be held
next Friday evening In the lodge room
In the Odd Fellows building.
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Searchlight on the Sky.

Mrs. T.. A. Bishop Of Brooklyn, n.
Y. says: "I should like to have the
merits of Lydia Il. Pipkham's Vege-
table Compound thrown on the sky
with searchlight, so that all suffer.
ing women could read and be convinced
that there is remedy for their ills.
For years [ was great sufferer from
organic female troubles and had de-
SPARED of ever being we'll again, but
found relief in Lydia e. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound, which 1 tried as
last resort. -
For nearly forty years Lydia r.
pinkham s Vegetable Compound has
been Che standard remedy for female
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
% Stockholders Of the ScheIengcr Fruit
GradInd Machlna Co.

Notice is hereby given that special
Meeting OF the stockholders OF the
schelJenger Fruit Grading Machine
Company, corporation organized and
Utah. Is hereby called and will be held
at the office of said company at No. 227
North Fifth West street. Salt Laks
City. Utah. on the ,st, 2sth day Of June,
n,,rnose a, 10 OF Of Considering and acting upon
the the proposition OF amending article OF
tbo articles of Incorporation OF said COM
nany which now rends as follows;
Article swThat the place ce-1.Tst, wneue t,on the
pn be transacted snail be the city Of
Salt Lake, county OF Salt Lake. state OF
Utah o..
ArticIe S-That the place where the
principal business Of this corporation s sis
oeden county OF Weber, state OF Utah.
And for the further purpose OF consider
IrT and acting upon the proposition OF
nI55spding article 3 OF The articles OF In
corporation Of said company which now
reads as follows; a.
Article s-"Tbat the amount OF tho
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DIED

street, June 30, 1912, OF liver trouble,
Joseph G, Bowring, son OF the late Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry E, Bowring, Funeral
services Tuesday at p. m. from the
Fourteenth ward chapel. Friends are in
vited to attend. The casket will be open
on day of funeral at the family resi-
dencc from II TO $50 p. m. Undertaken
JOS. VIM. Taylor has charge OF the re-
mains. Interment In Mt. Olivet ceme-
terry,
SMITH-In this city. June 2S. 1912.
George Simpson Smith. aged 7S years.
at the residence, No ia East Sixth South
street, Remains are at the private re-
ception rooms OF Eber W. Hall. 16A South
West Temple street, Notice OF funeral
later
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Women OF Woodcraft.

.tbtrs circle No. II held it's regular
"A "Wednesday evening, June 10. at
ID r. hall. with Past Guardian
'hn |. 4 Owens In the chair. The
hIummt committee entertained the
/ |sith very nice programme. Miss
conity gave A reading, entitled
/ Or. Legged Goose" and the lit
Fzss Headman and Strong sang
y Luola" most beautifully. We
\ ElcndId entertainment committee
~ for next meeting. Next Sun
|}-le 30 will be Woodbine me-
|liy. Al neighbors are requested
% the ]. o. o. +. hail at . O'Clock
n'snoon to 90 to the cemetery.
= xill take place at the cemetery
COCK. NeighbOrs will please bring
Our next meeting will be We'd
syen'ng, June 26, In T. o. O. T.
N nelghbors are requested to be
IS there will be nomination and
OIL officers. an adviser. captain
rd and managers.
rAtlug OF Salt Lake circle will
Monday. June 90. The guardian
a wants all officers and guards
g:le on time 10 get ready for the
la Of officers, Visitors are al
|sslcome.
Maple circle No. los held its reg
';udg Friday evening. June u. at
u r hail. Visiting Neighbor
lo OF Park City was with us.
aps club meetings are postponed
Vsl Wednesday In September.
S' guardian NeIghbors club viii
~ Medpesday, June 90, with
e lerter. at 99l Windsor ave-
eIst,on OF officers will be held
Noay night In July All guards
|es"d 10 be present and in fun
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the most successful one the order has
ever held. Special thanks were voted TO
those who so willingly donated the beau
tiful flowers and to Professor Cook for
the beautiful music furnished under his
direction.
Next Thursday night, besides Sir
knight Marsh's lecture, there will be
work IN the second and third degrees
Sir Knight j. II. Miller requests all the
boys TO remember what Is to occur next
Wednesday night.
Sir Knight c, II, Banks soon goes to
Nevada.
The Ogden trip has been postponed in
dennitely
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1adies of the Macca bees,

..r,r hive Nc II members and
4 are Invited to attend a card So
q n, home OF Lady Rowe, 331 Earls
A friday, June rs, The members
INA 10 q card social at the home
|sr lawrence on Thursday, 10 be
I'm he benefit of the old soldiers
=, ps,ronizins II will be helping
|fhy cause.
= bows came to bless the home of
Dds las. week. and the mother
|ksles are doing nicely.
n Holllstcr hive No. IL viii hold
.r1l.r meeting next Thursday even
La e. at Eagles hall. at which
IA hive Will be entertained by Mrs.
. lzd Miss Mabel Holden. All Off
Ia members are urgently requested
Itsd
"a vas regular review Of Salt
|rily hive No last Wednesday,
n present had d good time.
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|Sscret and Fraternal Societies
~ ont nontVSh should be left with the
|6srtTsms sar not later than midnight
smdSY,
y,..srnal Brotherhood.

r,.tsrnal Brotherhood.
Nc, No. 3s5 will meet at 81 SIS 5
rih ~ vote Of the members, ms
= %,be business through IN sooo
EH n lhe members were all OF the
D,e lse II would increase the at
5n iHaT ia further induce them TO
|trtf decided to make il possible
b "a fo win 81 by being present
) 1smp Those who have not been
BY p IA "a better come and try their
cims rs decided TO adopt the long
H,",,op We and the committee will
n,sctlng as to cost and as to
reAi avs secured for the different
|lny Il" nrother Rothwell Is working
nca ,bs escort team together. IL
s decided 10 have a mixed
y T, Ts,se and gentlemen. We Will
,orE now. Brother Butler
sov, ,,om now on the members will
w All force. for having elected
J, ~ .,fIrars the members should
~ ,hsn % support, there being no
r'e 'n ~ showing apprecis:ion. Sis
6.s.y asked the members TO bring
a,I,h an Indian on II, so all
<s,, and see how much you can get
=, penny; ~ or, oo,,uo,od 6,
D..H.slon last Tuesday night Two
.rhsrs missed a very interest
.,ny when their names were
snms one will be the fortunate
: .,Sar evening, and II is held i'm
]. he, ali members be present at
a.tIng. July the lodge Will give
7, =, ,hionsd country dance.
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Woodmen of the World.

Camp 55, W. o. W.. had a. very inter-
esting and well-attended meeting Tues-
day evening. It was honored by a
VISITING delegation from Mahogany camp
or Murray. One OF the pleasing features
OF camp meetings is having fraternai
visits from sister camps. Regular rou-
tine business was transacted. the social
One application for membership was re-
celved
Tuesday evening. June %. will be held
an open meeting. fine entertainment
has been provided. All Woodmen and
their friends and families are invited.
The membership campaign for the
house will end July / The house will
be given away Tuesday. July 2. at the
regular meeting. to some member OF our
camp,
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knights of Pythias.

Rocky Mountain lodge at its meeting
last week entertained Brother Charles
sentative from that state. He is also
n member of the board of control Of the
insurance department, Brother Davis
made an interesting address and his visit
was appreciated On this occasion Broth
er II P. johnson, supreme representative
OF Utah, and Lloyd T. King, superintend-
ent of the insurance department. Of Den
yer, and Brother Thomas HOLIDAY, grand
chancellor, Were all present and addressed
the lodge under the good of the or
der Brother Davis also exemplfed the
unwritten work and most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Rocky Mountain has elected for the en-
suing year the following officers, who are
energetic and most promising term
Langstroff Nj al A., Red Ashbridge:
n Of "" Games Terry, Jr = K Of R. ,s,I and
Cowing: o. G., W r. Foster
To enliven things and to make Rocky
Mountain stIl the banner K, of p, lodge
Of the state, a contesting team was or
ganized last meeting night. Brother
Knowlden and Brother Holmes were
elected captains. They will each select
cations. The contest viii end September
> and the captain and team who bring
in the smallest number of applications Will
be expected TO provide banquet for the
victors.
Brother Frank Knowlson is also getting
nls rank team in shape to win the prize
offered by the grand lodge. and Frank
Will win that prize. as he is an unttrins
worker.
one application was presented last
meeting night and with the two teams at
work Rocky Mountain will have many
more 10 follow. and our grand chancellor
will at the end OF his term find that
Rocky Mountain has not only done Itself
proud in WANING the graT5di do5i ioGge tF prize,
bers OF any other lodge in the domain.
Last Monday night there was a splen-
did representative ATTENDANCE at Calanthe-
Myrtle lodge, whose castle hall Is in the
Linden hotel on East Third South street
Besides q very enjoyable social session.
lie rank OF page was conferred on one
candidate and that of esquire on three
others.
Owing TO the enforced absence OF RI.
NJ Shields. knight w. e, Evans assumed
his old role Of prelate In the rank OF
work and the various charges were I'M
pressiyely given, in the main. without the
ritual. In The rank Of esquire the master
Of work pressed into service two or three
visiting members. who gave considerable
Zest and force 10 the work. the lesson
of .he rank was given splendid excm-
Tonight CaIanthe- Myrtle will confer
.br rank Of knight on four candidates
The team Of Lincoln lodge has been m
yiied TO confer this rank, An FyIn,ahIS IncnIn
lodge excmpiBes the rank OF knight and
the hall should be we'll hlled to witness
this beautiful work r
The members of Calanthe- Myrtls are
alert 10 new candidates and II looks as
thcugl: there would be rank WORK hearIg
evary meeting night from now on. Cap
faio Gordiner wishes all those who have
iesrns1 parts In the kn!eht rank to be
On hand tonight. II was cheerlng 10 see
DR. Hammond, well as Charles Beers;
in the castle hall again. Knight Fred
Gardiner presided as chancellor com
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Maccabees.

Probably one Of the best and one @ @of
the most enjoyable reviews cvoT HeIa oy
tent No. was that OF last ihursoas
night ,,,s,, ,,bo has re-
Gently returned from a pleasure lrlp W .o
South America. entertained tne 'ne,'"SS 81 e
with an interesting deseTlPt'9MH ~, york
mill he arrived at Nigo. spain slI
Knight Marsh went first TO banla ,s,, abo tbo
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, thence Gown nG .nS
coast to the Argentine republic aio :,
Buenos Ayres showing that these son,li if,ii
American cities are not only peaulitf.u u, y
in architectural design, but teenlnS Wit Wit
ne and busnsssi ISL ssid nearly S tHG All the mpor's
"a tbat vast country came from Great
britain, Germany and France. Uncie San'
being scarcely represented AZ ~; March
voc nromised TO continue his narration.
takinc up his trip where he lett on, "a a. !.
Vtgo, Spain, and taking his anolende WIZ WIZ
don. Every sir knight who can 40 &c
should try to hear these interesting
travel portrayals o,o.,as
In the drawing Tor me sun o, e,", a,,Si.
dates brought in by members the resuI'
was that Master at arms j. ~ Bur, EUR Vii. wTt
the lucky number. Sir knight Eur. setis ss.
members 10 look out lot sorne 9"''"""
next Thursday night 1. ~ ~,
The representative attsndance at ~,
reviews OF Tent No. during tne pas
winter and spring mas ~" ss ttanJanr,
VET In order not TO have the ,,e attenuanE' aniI
knoN,n sS Sn''ns Member np has donated $3.50 Pc
month month, which Will be drawn for & at an, ph,
end of zach month and Eaeh aurna msmoec esch T re-
uieu, nas "eS' of tie month will be entitled 70
Chance ctem e. AS The first meeting. night II
JS WIN fa on, on the h besm psHr'h The II month %S 70
| ~ .rizo nert Thursday night, All WIZ
Wish + Ia compete in this contest must %
on hand next Thursday night. or,.,
| THE committee on menlVr'aI 'oP0i'e
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Salt Lake aere. \ feature OF the final
session OF the convention was the su-
perior quality Of work by the degree team
OF lodge 81 under the able direction OF
Captain Otto O.. Weber, Sr. The train
ing of the members was so excellent as to
excite general comment and II is with a
reasonable hope OF victory that the Salt
Lake team will be sent into the next
grand aerie competition at Cleveland next
August. A pleasing feature marking the
closing scenes of the convention was the
presentation by the tri-state delegates
to c, a, Boyd. retiring president, OF an
elegant leather chair. Next Fridays ses-
sion Will be regular initiation night and
lt is expected that a considerable num-
Der OF approved candidates will be added
TO the roster of local members.
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Ladies of the G. a r,

10, circle No. VIII entertain
tuesday afternoon. June %.
4 - " o. +. hall. in compli-
''s newly elected department
.aros %ill be the feature of
M Very fine prizes VIII be
|ls x winners OF the games. Com
49, nr M friends are especially In
,a n.e F" II, c. ladies, ali sister
~. nelr friends. Loyal AJneri-
15.s Royal Neighbors, Wood =
~. - q the games. wiz ' e
meeting Of Oliver O. How
hn WS 40. | viii ne beld in /. o.
enneBd8y, June g6
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Yeonlen,

Ii rShs a homestead No. 1872 held
Isa'lces in Moose han last Fri
s aSsr Although the storm kent
\ there Was a very good al
IA me Rev. p. A. Sim6kin de-
\ ,sy able memorial address
.Iu appropriate music Was fur
1fo iooL o'heh orchestra. Among
y dsservn. part IN the programme
D rnsnrar especial mention for the
eitrllons ~, W witch they rendered
f Miss psre Mr.. ljillstcad. vo-
D A. r HSsa JohaDsen. piano Sc
y focal IN NAV. rotations; MIss
''''' u. G. Romlnger. reel
10 a dr. evening the homestead
5amsmh Those having tickets
4Esa Irss OF the homestead Will