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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
THE COPPER QUEEN INSURANCE

Why don't you look after Your children and your wife And inquire about the offer Of the Queens insurance life. They have got grand insurance, lou will hear everybody say That you cant afford to miss it; So join il right away. Can you afford to miss this chance? There is no better way. The cost is small. the price is low Two per cent each day. # accidents or sickness comes, As come they may to you, l buys a good sound policy That's bound to see you through. They pay you vety regular Until you are well again To take your place among the ranks To work as other men. The man that thinks he's up 10 date, Adopts this modern way; It's the very thing for you my friends. So join it right away. Here in Bisbee and Douglas With the Queen by our side Is the home of insurance life, In which we all take pride. So. think this matter over. And go without delay Tc the time keepers office And join it right away.
 J. W. KIRKBRIDE
 Bisbee's Miner Poet.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
M e Dictionaries Arrive.

Owing to the urgent demand that has been made for the Review diction- aries of the better grade of binding. the supply gave out and for a time callers at the office to obtain them were disappointed to learn that they would have to wait a further ship ment Another shipment has now been received and the Review is once more able to immediatly filI all or ders
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Living for Others.

There is light and sanity, safety and beauty in thinking. planning. working. living for others. It leads not to sin but away. IL Is a guide to peace, health and safety of the mind and the soul alike But self-coddling. self self-interest run mad that distortion of human nature Is a potent lure to destruction. It is of the very essence of crime.-Exchange
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
cleary Changes Button.

w. B. Cleary of Bisbee. whose party connections are somewhat disconnect- ed created a sensation by appearing on the streets yesterday wearing a Roosevelt button. But when those who were sensated by this navel sight made a closer inspection, the sensation fell flat. The attorney who is somewhat of a wag, added ID to the last word of the motto on the but ton. making it read: Roosevelt and Wind"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
ouinine In the Good oIa Days.

There is a whole lot Of difference in the price of quinine now and 50 years sgo Then it sold for s and some times more an ounce. Now 1t can be bought for one-tenth of that amount. The 8 quinine was taken in syrup, baked apples. slippery elm or anything that would cover up the stuff and part. ly disguise the taste.-Madisonville Hustler.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
St. Pats Day Entertainment.

A St. Pats Day entertainment. with @ program of music and athletic events will be given at the r. NJ. c. A, gymnaseum on Monday, March IS. in the evening. The. decorations of the gym. will in the words of the old song. be neither white nor yellow. but altogether green Larry Mooney has promised to take part in the en- tertainment of the associations guests and this ensures merry time. Who is this Larry Mooney? S-h-h-h,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Pedaoooue at Ills Worst.

An Ohio schoolteacher has declared that both the Declaration of Inde pendence and the Constitution are lacking in literary style It would be too great a risk to trust that man with either the first chapter of Genesis or the Gettysburg speech Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Tn the Barber's Chair,

A big fat man stretched himself out in a barber's chair. The barber. fol lowing the usual custom. soaked his face in a PIP degree towel, while he whetted his razor. When he took the 'owel of the man inquired fl he had a fork handy. 'I am pretty sure my face is done. but if you have a fork handy you might stick it in and see" -Atchison Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Much Timber in Reserxe.

The rich forests of the Caucasus offer a wide field for future develop ment. although the walnut forests and the boxwood forests along the coast have been fully exploited Two lum- Der mills. one at Poti and the other at Sukhum.Kalee, represent the bulk of the numbering carried on at pres
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Younq Swede Dies.

Young Swede Dies.
 Andrew John Johnson, a young Swede, 2S years of age died at his home in Warren yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clock after a protracted ill- ness. He had been a resident of the district for about four years and leaves a wife. The funeral will be held at the residence Sunday after noon at ? o'clock and interment will be made in the Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Taken to Hospital.

Constable L. R. Bailey of Lowell sent one Joe James to the county hospital at Douglas yesterday after noon. for the treatment o. delirium tremens- The man was in jail at Lowell, having been arrested for being drunk, but it failed to wear off and he was sent to the hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
' . . . . . [ e = .
 . Cananea News Notes. :. . . . . : . ! . e . . . .
lInseph | Cohnl


 CANANEA, sonora. February 27:- Tier Husband Wife. three act eomedy-drama. was presented to a good sized audience at the Cananea theatre on last Saturday night by To- cal talent The cast was composed O. Misses Ruh Haggin Victoria Mon tagUe, Mrs Gordon Bullock and Messrs. George Grosyenor, Kirk Sin clair, Wm. Geieer and Tom Roland. The leading mans part was taken by Mir. Grosvenor and the leading ladys by Miss Haggin The affair was a sue cess from every viewpoint. the play being eXcelieutls presented
 The affair was g;'Fn for the bene- fit of the free night school for the Mexican worlimen and about S2O0 was raised
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Bisbee News Tersely Told

the music will be by the cowboy band. Jim Kinney who is on the arrange ment committee, says there will be light swinging from the fiagpole of the school house to aid those arriving in the evening in finding their way to the dance hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
" w. C. a, Banouet Toniqht.

The annual banquet of the Young Women's Christian association will be held this evening at o'clock at the fresbyterian church. The seats will be removed from the church today and a banquet table placed lengthwise in the church.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Res,s East Rate of rraxei

A bees wings are said to beat the air at the rate of 1sO strokes a sec. ond, while the insect can travel a distance of thirty miles an hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

S2.50 PER day paid one lady in each
 town to distribute free circulars
 for concentrated favoring in tubes. Permanent position. F. E. Barr Co,
 Chicago. l5g.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Sunday sshool Association.

There will be a meeting of the War ren district Sunday School Associa- ton Friday night at 7:30 o'clock in the Presbyterian church for the pur- pose of perfecting the organization of the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Cowboy Dance Saturday.

There will be an old fashioned dance at the school house near Jim Kinney's ranch Saturday evening and
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Tuant Officer Named.

George L. Stewart miner, has been elected truant officer and janitor of the school district by the board of school trustees and will assume his duties of the office next week. MT. Riggle- man plans to leave the city the latter part of the week for San Diego, Cal. The janitors at the outlying school buildings of the district will continue in their places it is said.
 Wm. II. Roberts. ST. who has been visiting his son. Vim. H. Jr.. of Quarry Canyon the past six weeks leave today for Baltimore via New or leans
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29

Harry Bardes. aged about 2l years, died at the company hospital on Sun day morning after a brief illness ol pneumonia. The remains were ship ped to Salida. Colo. on Tuesday noon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
ASHAMED OF HERITAGE

T was ashamed of my face" writes Miss Pickard of North Carolina. It was all full of pimples and sears. but after using D. B. D. Prescription for Eczema l can say that now there IS no sign of tAat Eczema and that was thTee years ago"
 This Is but one of thousands of cases in which D, D. D. has simply washed away the skin trouble D. D. D. CleauseS the skin of the germs of Fc- zema, Psoriasis and other serious skin when used with D. D. D. soap the cures seem to be permanent. Nothing like D. n D for the complexion.
 Trial bottle 25 cents enoue eh 10 prove the merit oT this wonderful rem cdy
 We can also give you Tun size bottle for S1 co Ou our absolute guar antey that f this very first bottle fails Co give you relief 1t will cost you uOth- ing.
 The Bisbee Drug Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29
Evidently Not.

Mrs Malaprop- No, never was strong on literature To save my life l couldn't tell you who wrote Gray's EIegy life.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29

Fomilies for which Judge Burdick is famous
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-29

Col Juan Cabral formerly of the Maderista army. was ca.ed 10 Guay- mas by Gov. Maytorena on Monday and left for that port the same day The nature Of the business was not known by the colonel.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26

gsme and again the speaker Aas ar-
piauded for his ready reptiles % tha
questions Of millers and buyers The
~Fening session Was closed attn a
shori address by Prof A " TAYLOR
on Dangers Ia Cooperation
The convention closed a. noou
Thursday and The visitors left sa the
afternoon and evening trains Tor their
homes. Thursdays session uas all
eondensed Ia the forenoon and vas
aeyoted exclusively % 3 study and
aiscussion Of the smut problem Ad-
areaMea wsrs nsaae ~ A. 4. l4sxFnann.
~ Genesee 2 e McCraskey af Car
field ~ Il. Mclean Of Wala Waila.
and number Of farmers no dis
GUESSED the topic informally. Hhle
Professor u b umphrey delivered
q strong and interesting address on
'Co-operauve Experiments for the
Control Of smut
The forenoon session Wa regarded
a. a highla profitable one Tor Il re-
suited in securing 30 farmers ~ vol
unteerr % assist the experiment STA
tion and work under its direction in
experimental Nurk o. dtsrater meth
DDS for pres eHunE or kHHng smut
These farmers arr locates m yariou
parts Of the Inland Empire and vii
Noyk iu conjunction with aud under
the direction ~ e.. experiment STA.
tion. Prof Thatcher believe thls d. "a
long step toward solving tbr smut
problem
Al important act of TIE closing
session uas the passing Of q resou-
ton introduced hy sam Glasgow Of
spoksn-. faForing an increase Of SAL
ary for the heads az the departments
IN the State COLLEGE and Experiment
Station. The resolution reeifes that
comm errial interests have "a Tire 49,
taken from the college -ams 81 d.
best men and are trying 90 tax 9th
ers avay D. The offer Of higher sal
aries than the state pays and calling
upon the Legislature and the regents
e. increase the salaries az these men
The resolution ass passed - unani-
nous vote
The old officers uers reelected
They are d A Scott. Rifrsuie. pres
ident > ~ Reid Pullman. sr=-presi-
dent Professor q S. Thatcher Pull
man. s'sretars and KEsmrari.
Pullman treasure
Professor Thatcher stated mat be-
believes thls - have be-n fhe b4st
and most profitable st.af convention
yei held and one vbIeh would result
IN great good e. ths wheat Industry
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26

the industrial Insurance Iae passed
by tus last legi-Iarur. aua saId that
the iaa b. dosing -oaa eark and is
proving satisfactory "a. tarH employee
and employers Ily >ais The Isa had
received the hIElr-f praise and that
Governor Wilson Hf Neu Jersey had
stated that ~. Iaa af ff5s state i-
The he-f las af r- kuH 1H force at
ans place iH co.. Iutfet ~fsfas -a far
as BE- kuaue TH. governor took
great credit "a. fh- aamIH. .fration
far che Ra-saEe Cd. rfe laa and d.-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26
STATE SUPREME COURT DENIES
RE-HEAR|NG IN WELTY Case
Former Pullman Lawyer. Convicted of Crime
VIII Sue Out Writ of fiabeas Corpus
Says Juror Insane

The supreme court has denied
rehearine to HARRY Welu. for
mefls II Pullman. uho vas convict
20 30 BelhnEham ~ having accepted
deposits IN the bank of ahirh b. aas
president Wheu he kneW the bank
Mas usulRent. Nelty as cons icted
after a long trial. and sentenced "a
serve from four e. years ga the
particularly He Appealed the case
fa the supreme eourt which a.
urmed the decision - the loser
court Nelfy taeu asked for a re-
Nearing ~ the case With all % the
Judge of the supreme court sitting
"a bane This petition sas denlea
last SATURDAY shen the supreme
court also denied the petition ~ n
AZ Boone for reheafing 81 his case.
vhich q quite similar
Tuesday, Spokesman Rsviev con
tanned stors from BeiIinEham 90
the effect that Mt Neifg had writ
ten the prosecuting attorney of that
county that be would Surrender and
90 a. oncs 90 WailA Walla Gao begin
serving his sentence a. suon as the
remiutfuT was returned go the su-
perior court az rockingham o. is
understood that this Nas "A elty's in-
teution. but be- vas dlssuaded from
ioine 80 b. CoifaA friends who Of
iered Ia put up q bond and assist him
ga lighting the case further
Tuesday nan Weltg younger
brother u Harry. vas ia Pullman
with . toad witch several Pullman-
ties slEnea. - several q Mr WeltH >
nnna smss wshn ssse IL s'nAfax m@ma
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26
WOMEN - wooDCRArT

The banquet shict Was - - given
20 the sInnfnp ade iu the member
ship confess ln ths iocai circle ~ the
Women Of Woodrraft uas served the
zsth. az ahIeh time the foIlosIng Of
fieers acre Installed b. Commissioned
OFFICE Harriet Haynes
Past guardian neiEhbor Hebecra
A. Tnpp guardian nel Khhar. Cara "
Price adviser. Lulu spencer maEi-
ran. Matilda Cannon elerE I-ula
DoWnen bankef May S aaffrrsan.
attendant Ella Hooper captain ~
guards Anna BTooks. musician I'm
rns Clyde. inner sentinel Cora But
ler manaKers. Harriet Havues f.ou
$ HenFy and CoFnelia Hnl
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26
GOVERNOR MARION f. HAY
DEFENDS ADMINISTRATION
Declares Before Pullman Audience that State
Affairs Are Conducted Economically
Discusses Sack Question

Governor Marion + Hay spoke 40
large audience a. Washington State
College Tuesday night and Nas given
= warm reception by farmers and
ofbers preseut Governor Has spoke
on the administration and uhat 90
has accomplished and defended tn
state administration against The
charge that hass been made AKA nsf
ii Of Incompetence and eNtrayakanes
Governor HaY declared that The ad
mlnistratiou has been economical
and that much 81 the indebtedn-.s
has been wiped ouf and the state Be-
nov on a cash basis
The governor apok- CA the sack
question and told Of having sent
Warden Reed Of the state p-niteu-
iiary 20 India 90 Investigate the 5ut-
market the cost OF making SACKS iu
India. and the cost of importing them
into the United States H- showed
that in India. here the largest IuIe
hag factories In the world ar. located
and where the world = supply 81 5uta
y produced the cost ~ manufacture
Is SO Low that American fartaris-
can not CON pete. some of those fac
tories employ as many as Q = sua meu
and women. The Romeu earn from
seven O. ten cents eer day and the
men earn from eight Go twelve cents
per day, by working "a hour- Gov
srnoT Has showed that the cost ~
maintaining the prisoners In the
state peuitentiary j. about s6 cents
per day and that # the tariff Is taken
off OF jute bags the factory in the
EsasientaaEy II aessssagAlx hase -
close Ak gre state can mot compete
sith the cheap labor 81 India. He
said h had requested President Taft
- use his influence 10 have the duty
On jute bags reduced and had re-
eeived a letter from the president
stating that he would give the matter
his personal attention
Governor Hay spoke az length on
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26
lninlsn e. Iais-fnael, 90 ~-at Sour
tern Hundred l'e,spls Is~ing isuilI
-F"ur Churclss-, Ipcluds-f

The hig revival service Rhieh are
planned for Pullman by four II fne
Protestant churches all begin Suuaas
evening a. 7.5b. The tabernacle Is
being built on the vacant Iot Just
south Of the Christian church. and
all b. completed Ia time for fhe
opening services IRE building is Of
rough pine boards wlth mo- floor but
The ground ALL BE- Weil covered RIth
= thick coating 81 straw. The build
ing Will be lighted With electricity
and heated by stoves D. viii have a
seating capacity Of 1909 The fol
loving churches Nfll unite iu the
services The Methodist. Presby-
terrain. Christian and Congregational
Following b fhe schedule 81 fhs
meetings a. prepared bg the CON
mistee
Opening service SUNDAY az a0
9 m In tabernacle especially erected
Tor the meetings -Four evangelical
churches % unite In the meetings
Large chorus choir under TIE dlrer-
ton Of Mr. u = storrs
Party consists Of Rev q l.. Ste
vens. evangelist Rev George
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26

out 81 town IL il Understood thms
Nr Wel'y will sue out = wris - "a
esas corpus AID So the case into
eaart again TIE habeas corpus -
iion ~iil BE- taken 90 the Erouna thas
Ar Neity was meVer legally e0sxsrs.
81 one Of the grounds Tor THIS con.
tsniion heing teaf enc 81 the lurors
DO tried hm was insane. nr
Nelty claims that ane ~ the usem-
hers % the iury had been IN A N
sane asylum several times prior 10
the trial and soon afterwArd was ~.
committed 90 the asylum Tsls eou-
tention D. that ~ never had = fair
ana impartial trial By q jury 81 =
men and be- hop.s 70 sci the veraset
aside 90 these grounds
Harry weity was a reaiasns Of
Pullman FOR several years. being ca
EaEed BE- the praeiios 81 iaw Htth v
= Harvey unasr the firm name Of
Harvey 4 Weity lie had a xife ana
daughter and moved in the bess 80
eieir The firm made m0ney here
and ar Neltg as induced 10 - -
bslliuEham and engage Ia the bank-
sng business y y Outman. also
formerly Of rullmau. sas engages IN
the husiness wlth NJ weity saa i
also awaiting trial On a similar
sharEe After Mr Wefty vas oon-
sieted his wife sued Cor divorce.
shioh was grated. and she j. nou
married % q Spokane man and III
iug ln Spoksne Their danKhser
Ethel is with hes ar. wegty hzs
manY friends il PnIlman whe hope
thms ~ mss &C. Esna II hAa aza.ssssx
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26

Alaska From this bangs red
white and blue ribbon ou 500 81
these ribbons fhs uurs Delegate
Wili b. printed Del gold letters The
other 1899 all b. plain Prom the
ribbon Is suspended a bronze emblem.
combining cannon. sword musket
and anchor represfuflnR the four
bTanches - the service Prom this
emblem hanEs . bronze medallion on
Which l. stamped in relief the head
81 Lincoln and around fks edge the
words seth Annual Encampment
Pullman. Wash 1913 The geee
baeEes ere - - Skipped uot later
thar Aprf - and all easzt F1Eo.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26
Grand Instructor Savage Visits Local Lodge

the middle Of Ma n shs ens :
s-eomulishef ths loaxe ~iii = -
aided 20 three Representatives, =
Grand IodEs shirh eanFenes ~
June
mr SaVaRe Esssfea FuiinsAA =
earis mnrcb q 80. ~ thai tire -
5ar Grand ChaaeeiiaF 81 me i'psassA
~ washinrfen. = sas = sts't 80
An prshably lsnx Feuaain > -
mIns - he gns4 aafuF~a insiraessE
:. ~ uas a. thst tine foFeed =
sneua nre days - PsiimAs. e : =
ssl, - the nooa whieh fof -
as.sss a. ts1s 80 ~ railruAes 81
- bushes
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26
Handsome Badges for GAR. ERCampmGRt

A meeting Of the general commit
tee in charge Of the arrangements for
the department encampment Of the
. A r 90 - held In Pullmsn nert
June. Was held "Wednesday after
uoon. The report % the committee
On badges w4s aooepted and a. order
Tor SEQ delegate and is8o plain
badges PLACED Nifh The Schwab Stamp
and Seal company ~ Milwaukee. Nfs
The badge selected H. In the opinion
- The veterans. TIE handsouest ever
provided 81 am encampmeut Of re
department The pin bar h il the
fern q a hronze Q A r emsesu
9Th she uords Wazhington ana
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26
ANNUAL WHEAT CONVENTION
REPORTED AS,BEST EVER
Over Two Hundred Farmers Avail Themselves
OF Opportunity 10 Learn Methods of Up
tO-Date Farming

TIE annual wheat convention 0pen-
I'D Tuesday afternoon With an attend
sner ut over -Ha President scott IT
HIfztlIIe pre- t-d alld gave the open
las address ln -" absence Of J.
Houston N.Croskes Prof ThteheF
discussed che suhiest When and
Has Deep to Plou Claude HollinE-
worth of Colta2 49, unable 20 -
present bus sent al excellent paper.
ahieh Eas read. on tie subfecs 'shazI
Ae Ese q subsurfaee Packers" TA4
question wss discussed b. r c. -
cFoekes and oshers. chas. Mana
~ me spokt of ss.shsamade Wed
er and D y Charlton. college In
struetor ia farm mece anics. talked
Of The Care 81 Farsa Machinery.
Al the evening sassi on In addition
o. 3 splendid concert by the college
band and the addv,ss Of Governor
Has The Need for Crop Rotation"
Ras discussed bY Dr Paul White
n i Foster gave e very interesting
talk on Corn and ~faEe" and c. c
Thorn save su illustrated lecture On
TIE Moisture Requirements Of
Crops
"Wednesday wa- Willing and Mar
kefiuE Day The first -opic vas Pure
versus AuXeI SEED and this Vas dis
GUESSED from the farmers standpoint
b. = s. SlasIe 81 Pullman. and from
the m.H@rs standpoint by sam Glas-
EaN ~ Spokane alth the farmers
ard ullier- iu TIE audience joining
lu the general discussion Hos
Nam Varieties She. be- GroWns~
Was discussed from the farmers
standpoint by numh-f o. farmers.
from she miIiers standpoint by X T
Lord ~ Spokane and p = Flint of
Iss=aIst8u
= F Gaine- spoke ~ Weeds and
Ned Seeds. and Pr5f Beattie Of the
state COLLEGE Oh -Naxsous Weeds. p
Rudolph Kruger 81 Pennington and
= S Sweet OF Grange he spoke On
Methods of nesfrur..s, Weeds +
r Gaines is instructor IA agronomy
a. the state College
In the afternoon thee vas a varied
program Subjects and speakers
asre T. r Chnders. The Fertility
~ palouse Wheat Lands o q
Lively 81 Portland stock Yards The
Feeding OF Wheat - Hogs BE DE-
risred that vhau ~. rrlce Of hogs
Is 30 cents "a pouus wheat costing
80 cents bushel ean bs Ted 90 the
hogs and profit ~ e. made on each
lnn paunds of pork Sc discouraged
feeding smuttt ahetr 20 hogs d.
clarine that smut f. poison Deputy
Grain Inspector 1arboe. fe-merlg =
- John in tbs rouafT spoke "a
The Basis of State :nsp@ction" IL
the absence ~ state Gtaln fnsneefur
Hols1 aud ~ a Arand. 81 ~
state Grain Inspection Board - la
be-. also spoke On fhe subject J s
Jones chemist ~ the Idaho expeF9-
meas station. spoke 81 The Effeef -
Rotation on the Milling Qualities -
Wheat
Tie evening session opened sta
e short concert - tie es,iieEe orehes-
TIA vhieh waE mueh engoyed b. -
farmers Byron Hunter gave an N
terezfinE taik Oh Farm Management
Louis Delivuk - QHsneY discnssea
Marketing Wheat from the rlew
point - the farmers fhla taIk waa fae
49, - the entire eaarention -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26

saaarea 4 49, heen sreaE henafif &C.
The Iabortng man and the employer
az labor
Governor HaF Wae given the clos
'st attention and frequently inter
rupted NIth applause He left
"Wednesday morning for spokane and
viii e. later to Olympia. where be
wili take up the question 81 par
Don 10. a a Boone
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-26

Grand Instructor q q savage 1T
Olympia. seruu panied - Grand =
of o. a Harry Laf# ~ gaIfaK paid
au official visit 60 EEeuing star
loder SO 20 knights 81 Pythias.
issf Monday evening SIR Savage
uas very faForahls lmHf-s-st uifh
the uroEress made IS To- Ig-sI lodge
and stated fhaf ~ every .aiEe in ne
state taak the Interest In ths uark
a. dos Evening Star there uould
b. o. bed for bis office EFeniug
star ledge IS the larFesf in Whitman
couutF. WIfh membership uf 49,
and an effort b. being made % in-
crease fhs 6leuIhershiH - fss before