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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20
ASoasof Christmas
q MOS wQOao IN

HAET me Q rime Of ChristmnA
sing me . iovial song
And. though h 10 hllel ~
laughter.
Let II be pure and strsaaL
01nG q the hearts brimmed ovss
Wtth the story Of the day.
O the echo Of childish votcso
That wtll not ats away.
q the blare os the tassele1 ouglo
And the time less chatter and bsoA
of the drum that throbs to musAR
oasaarons of sec mpering tssA
~. -. let your voice fall fainta
TIN. olent with q minor tDne,
uOu temper your song with the buouW
u the pity Christ hath shewn-
~ sing one verss for the vosculno
And yet ere the song be DONE
u verse for the ears that hear D04
And . vsrss for the sight bsss -
For. though II b. time for stnG,nG
merry Christmas giee.
~ low. sweet voice OF paths
osn through the melody
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lsGiss e einn1 Ssal1sosaa

Skues. deeessed. Notice l. hereby gwen That
"a Monday the 9Th asy 81 Jenuary, A. d. 1sis
being one of the regular day> Of the December
In the State Of Colorado, I, n. \ Msck iBtoGh, ad-
ministrator of said estate, will sppear before
the Judge Of said Court pressut NJ final settle
Of the same, aud will thsn Apply 10 be die
chaBged such aaministRat.r. At which time
and place any person IN interest msy appear
and present objections to the same, il any
there he.
Dated ut Gunnis0n. Colorado. December l0th
1912,
nsCKINrOsH
Adaipistratos II the estate of Richard A.
sk ues. deeeaeed
Fir~t pub. Dec II. 1912. last pub Jan. 3. 1913
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COAL COAL, COAL,
hsssuas Z Fergssa-
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49, e ~ SsGIlsosua.

In the matter a the estate a Charles Biebel
Notice is hersby given, That on Saturday, the
isth dag a Jabuery, A. d. 1S1s, being Of
the regular days of the Dsceaber torn of the
Cosoty Coart a 0senie N Cossty. in the 81 ste
~ ois,saao. Dsea " Diebel. eaecutrix Of said
estate, will appear befese the Judge of said
Court psese9t my Anal settleaent such en
ecutrin. pPay the approval Of the me- end will
then apply 10 he discharged as such enecatriH.
Al which time and place any person In isterest
nay appear and present OAjections to the anne,
II any there BE-.
Dated 1t Gnsnisoa, Colorado, December IL.
19l2 DO8A ". Bi BEL,
Enecutria of the estste of Charles Biebel. de-
erased.
Fisst pub Dee n. 1872; lest Jsn. no. 1913.
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Ssaips e Aljuslnsua -

Estase a. Harry Lloyd, Dses seed.
ine sndersixsed: having bsse spsnieted ID
9inistrator Of the estate ~ msrry L!ovl
late II the County f Gnnpi.sn, IN -
state oi Csloraao, deceaseA. hereAy rive
notice thaf he viii appees be4ose the Counev
!, car OF seid duunis0n Couoey, at the COuvS
aouse IN GsnnissA. in said Cs,usty, oa MovAev
the sth dag Of Decemhef A. q. fsi2. ~ tke H.,
2, 80 eieek T. u. II ssid Aay, ot which ti1e
ere notsned and reQosssea - sttend Tor -
psrpoee q having the sssss sdjuesed. All -.
se1s 'poeosrd 70 setd eStot~ ere requeused h.
nsse inmediate payDeut ~ the uneieyvi~Dea
Dsted - 'eunisu1. Colorado this N -
of November, A. d. 1912
FRANK T. SEWELL. Aauiui-&r.<r~
q the c-tate of Harry lloyd, D.cee.ed
=. ~ AcDUeAL, Attorpcy
ffrst peh. Nov. -: bess pub. Dee q rs4a
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49, q ~ Ssalsns0
he msster q shs Estate a Elizabssh Mar

In the mseter a ths Estate ~ Elizabsth Mar
vsg, Dscessed.
kossse is hsrebs sivea. thst on Monday the
eth day ef Jsapary 4. D. ieis, being one of the
regular days of the DeceRber Term of the 'oun.
" COuvt H 0unnisOA Couaty In the State of
Col0rndo, l, 4. y. Nueller. executor of said es-
tats, will appear bseoes the Judge ~ said Cour
pseseat ny fnal sesslsncBt ss such execute,
Dsay the sppvOvsl II the same, and will then
apply 70 be aischaraed as such executor. At
which tiae and plsre aug person in interest
nay appear and present objections 10 the same
IL coy theve be.
Dated ut 6snnisoa, Calosado. Dec 4, 1879
D.. y. MUELLER,
deesssed.
Giss4 pu6 Dse g. iss2: last pab. Jan. 3. 1913.
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M1i1ilssl9s 81

Notice Y hereeg given. that in u,r,~.p~~ -
n :, Ssoer - TIE Oo.nty Court Of Gsani-oa Cso,s-
peee9her. ma, in the m after "A ~. E..y ~ g g
nsny Lsoyd. ssceased the usdersieped. ~;
= -. r = 80 ss,.te will -er - public ssctisS
ssth ~ ~ D,rn.,sr ss ,"s cash on Saturday tlue
"A - = et sse ranch of said deceder,t. n.ee a.
p1,r~rt. a. sss.,, county. the follo~ins per.uasl
eaIvee dry COWS; h-ifer. 3 :, .,eev..,-.
IA si.ss s"os. harness. riding saadle- ES6s.
- ~ s =, an ut ss tons Il hay in stceI -
ye.tee, ,of OF household furuit.rr c,h
NJ 1senslis- being all the perssnal ehs,ss =
AA-n,.,r,,f FRANK E. sEwELL,
pso- Dee 8; lest pub. Dee. 2. 1872
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cA~ssamss N Osees,seuem

CAristmas In the Hoiy LAnA y - -
oeresting experience. Indeed, q y -
sever to be forgotten. and evesy Csssk
uas tbousa Dds OF persons froo an ~
he world make journey 10 PaAeso.e
- oreer 10 witness the varS00 cssU
OeaSes beA there during the euuusU
ssasoa. Every oee almost psn - -
1erusalem and on Christmas oseu1ue
Oakes his way 10 BethIebem. Wt1ro
- almost due soufh. about ~ -
- The crow dies. over . ranee - -
No sighway tie world ever VsvRs0
soch Q Dctsey crowd n nay - -
0efvaDinG aloaG this tbseOagAeAs0 -
b - Christnas OsrninG
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usaiss e So e - ea1sAs
eeate of Colorado.
CUaatg u tsunnisoA.

H4Hte OF tolOfodO.
CSsstg u 6ssnisoa.
In the County Court. In PYobste-
In the Matter Of the Es4ste a Elisa6s<h
oervey. oshe!wise Known - Elisseeth hesdsr-
saa. D9ceasea-
N0eise is herehg given. thst UnAsr and hg
virtue Of . Aecrssal order entered by aid
tgusp " the sADve eatisls1 eause The zlst
day a Kovemhex. 4 D. lsfz. the sntere lGied ae
E1eeusor Of the Last vii ssd festomeat a
seiA AsseAs.t will cell ct privete Sole TO the
hishso4 end hest bidder tbefefsR the reel e.
sase q ssiA essste, The some beiaG dsscriesA -
e11lsWe. ~ wit:
The west tve.sy-two and twolskiyAe fszSl
fsea q Lots twenty one f21l. twcstv two t2zl
tOsusv skpse t20 sd twenty 1asuf tzs) IN Bloch
thistg-sWo az. Original 60saissa. t0uney Of
0useiesm 0od Ssate a C0l<ra0o, oecss1ing 10
- sressAsa plss shereof sagethes With I'll io-
peOvrOeuts tbSfeoa.
ssiA -sle 20 take pasce st the Sevslsy ssose
q salA Z. T. n musllef Main Sesspt u 0unni-
80, talsrsAc. beSwesa tbe bsSss = - e'eAerk
u - s0ressHa soA s'clscA - the efsesDusa
z nCElIEk, Enpcut0r.
tR1rst pve. Ks~. z: hsst pus Dec y. fssz)
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-20

Lur-In ParliDs On electioa dsy
Too yo.ne dogs; one . shepard Pep
sbost 6 Dooths old; hlsck: ieoe in
Aisd Iee The osher sa lrisA setter.
3 ooe.hs old, red Notify " A
Keesor. Parlin, Colo. lStf
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nuaip e Aeokssain = lsaa San1s

OFFICE o. THE STATE BOARD OF LAND
COR ISSHONERS
Draver. Colo. December I, 1Si2.
Notice 10 hesebg given thet Joseph netvcs
vhose postsylkce a4Arees is Gunaisoa, 0lo.. has
made appliestisa No. A 1877 10 loose the follow
ing aescribsd scheol Lands, situate in GubBi-
sse County, Colosado, te-wit; n. of ne. sec.
n, twp. 10 arlv. M Il sei4 d neis sec ~,
Nj rlw. Sol, 81 Beis sec. ~. twp. ~ n. | ~.
No other applicstion 10 lease shove described
laoAs vill - consideved aftev Jan. g. 1913
B. L. JEYFERSON.
nee,stes stste Board Land Coemissioaers.
Pint pab Dee n, 1912. lest pub. Jan. .. 1913
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WaBAo. saOe - - -
- kDSws cAasscsa1 - oe0AL
WaAoe sAes1 e~a. 0upscansu1V-
0nofA Cla0 0-POrk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
RURAL HIGH SCHOOLS
THE GREATEST NEED

"0ur greatest need at the present
time is for rural high schools, so that
the boys and girls Of the country may
get a high school education without
leaving their homes,' is the declara-
tion contained in the annual report
OF County Superintendent w. M
Smith, and which report he has just
forwarded to the state superintendent
of public instruction.
Continuing on the subject, he says:
"The plan Of supporting all Of the
high schools of the county from a
general fund has been tried in mum
ber of counties In the state, and has
proven to be the best plan to secure
high schools in the country. There is
an increasing demand for rural high
schools in Marion county, and no
doubt the county fund law will be
made operative at the coming No
NtHlDSI tleCliOu'
According to the report there are
II standardized schools in the coun-
ty: Perkins, Liberty, Hayesville, Sa-
lem Heights, Cloverdale, Sublimity,
Pleasant View, Marion, Fairview, Bat
tie Creek, Turner, Donald, Belle Pasi,
Butteville, st. Louis, Jefferson and
Fern Ridge.
During the year 10 school houses
were constructed and modern heat
ing and ventilating systems installed
in five of them. Besides the regular
county institute, three local institutes
and 35 teachers and patrons meet
ings were held during the year.
Reading circles were formed in 10
centers in the county. There is' a
lack of reading text books, he says,
and he recommends that more be sup
piled by the school boards.
There we're during the year In the
county 1929 persons between the
ages Of and "a years, as compared
to 12,204 for the previous year, and
the enrolment for 1912 is 1851, as
compared with 1926 for 1911.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
MORE THAN 500 WENT
TO NEWPORT YESTERDAY

The Newport excursion trains Sun
day took in 525 people, one train run
ming from Detroit, one from Spring
field and Eugene and one from AL
bany. The hotels at Newport were
able to care for all the people and the
day was perfect. About one hundred
Elks from Albany went over to attend
the funeral Of Charles Winant, a mem-
ber of the Albany jurisdiction, who
died>Very suddenly last week at AL
bany. He was taken there for an OPP
Grafton, but was not strong enough to
have 1t undertaken and passed away.
He was given a great funeral ovation,
being very popular on the bay. The
new Agate Beach Inn conducted by
Mrs. Catherine George, of Spokane,
has been open for two weeks and has
lad guests from Boise, Walla Walla,
end Portland, as we'll as a large par
ty Of Salem people The Salem crowd
is dividing between the Abbey, the
Nlcolai and Agate Beach. All three
are high class hotels and conducted
en- the most modern beach lines as
summer resort hotels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
THE OR ECON
BAIT AL|ON
MUT|NIES
REFUSES TO OBEY ORDERS AND
FOUR OF ITS OFFICERS ARE
PLACED UNDER ARREST-WILL
BE TRIED BY C0URT-MARTIAL.

Brigade Headquarters, Gate, Wash,
July 29.--Mutiny broke out yesterday
In the Third oregon Infantry when
the second battalion Of four compa-
nies, commanded by Major Ryland
Scott, refused to obey orders.
Directed to make march of four
miles from this point back to Oakville,
whence they had just come, the bat
talon officers held conference and
decided not to obey, The order which
was spurned was issued by Colonel
John M Poorman, commanding the
Oregon regiment, at the instance of
Brlgadier-General Marion p. Maus,
United States army.
AS the outcome Of the refusal to
obey, four Oregon officers were placed
under arrest at the direction of Cen
eral Maus. The four are: Major
Scott, Captain Harry Y. Williams, Cap
tain Walter l.. Tdoze Jr., First Lieu
tenant Richard Deioh.
To the charge of refusal to obey
orders may be added second charge
of insubordination.
, The mutlny, which caused the great
est surprise in army circles here. be
ing without precedent at a western
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29

DEFEATED
ALBANYS

Two hours and fifty minutes were
required Sunday for the Senators to
defeat the Albany Athletics on the lat
ter's field, the score being 10 to s..
The game was attended by large
crowd, about 400 of whom were from
Salem. A special train of four coaches
was run and besides this a number
went on the regular trains, by auto
and motorcycles. The game yesterday
was the second of series of four
games between the Albanys and the
Senator's, the first one also having
been won by the Senators. The next
Of the series will be played on the
local field next Sunday, to be followed
by the final game at Albany Aug 11th.
The game yesterday, while lasting a
lcng time, was one of the most inter-
esting of the season. At times the in
terest Jagged, but there was no
time during the game that either side
was sure of success. II started out
very evenly, the Albanys succeeding in
making the first scores, which were
followed close by the Senators, who
were soon in the lead, maintaining
this position to the end of the game.
Pitcher Baker, for the Senators, was
not in good form yesterday, as the
Athletics landed on IA of his hot ones
for safe hits. This is an unusually
large number of hits to score off
Baker. In fact the whole Salem team
had an off day. Patterson and Hughes
pitched for the Albanys, while w. Pat
terson caught for them doing good
work behind the bat. Catcher Ba-
ker did good work behind the bat
for Salem, allowing but one passed
ball. His throws to third base
we're not so good as usual, however
Emericks, who has always played
good ball, had an off days yester-
day, as did Porterfield, who sue
ceeded Keene in the middle of the
game as shortstop The locals got IA
hits off the Albany pitchers. Salem
made Z errors and Albany made g.
The sensation Of the game was made
by Porterfleld, who landed on the
sphere for three-bagger, bringing in
two runs, besides scoring himself.
Next Sunday a return game will be
played with Albany on the local field.
AT this game 1t is expected a large
number will attend from up the valley.
The game on that day will be the most
hotly contested of the series as both
teams will use every effort to
strengthen themselves with all avail.
able material.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
CHARLES V. GALLOWAY
MARRIED SATURDAY

Charles V. Galloway and Miss Alta
Booth, of McMKinnville, were united
in marriage at the brides home at
that town Saturday
For some time it has been known
that Mr.. Galloway was to become a
benedict, and while his movements
had been closely watched by friends
he managed after all to slip away
from them and lead to the altar the
girl whose hand he had won, none Of
them becoming aware of the fact until
late Saturday night.
Mr. Galloway is a son Of Judge Will
liam Galloway, and a member of the
tax commission. He is prominent in
the social circles of the b. P. o. Il.
having served once as exalter ruler.
Miss Booth comes from one of the
pioneer families Of McMinnyille.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29

Klamath county has SO school
teachers, 20 male, sc female.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
GREAT PLAY
BEVERLY AT
THE GRAND
STRONG COMPANY WILL PRESENT
THIS FAvORITE PLAY AT THE
GRAND, MONDAY ga GREAT
PLAY GREATLY PLAYED"

Miss Dorothy Howard, who plays
Beverly Calhoun. the charming he
roine OF beverly" is perhaps the
youngest leading lady In America in
so far as years are concerned, who
is playing star part, but as she has
made her debut playing child parts
with a prominent San Francisco stock
company, she is thoroughly exper-
fenced and convincing actress. Miss
Howard imparts to the role Of "Bey-
erly" the same glrlish charm and in
genuous 80 marked In her portrayal
Of the heroine in Cameo Kirby and
the leading role in the New York pro-
duction of "The Aviator" Mr. Law
renee Evart as Prince Dantan, who
masquerades as Baldos a mountain
eer, is q handsome young actor, who
is we'll known to the majority Of pat
rons of the better class of attractions
having played leading roles with Walk
er Whitesldes for six years, and for
the past two seasons popular star
In romantic drama. No matter how
cleverly constructed OF entertaining
a play may be, nor how much money
may have been spent upon its scenic
and costume equipment, II the play is
not we'll cast, or in other words, II
the actors portraying the different
parts are not particularly adapted to
the roles assigned, good perform
anc Is impossible. More especially
so is this Of a dramatized novel, where
nearly everyone who has read the
book has formed a mental portrait
of the characters, fulllng realizing
this, Mr., A. G. .Delmater in selecting
his caste for George Barr McCutch-
cons Beverly" to be presented at the
Grand Opera house on Monday July
20 has exercised unusual care with
result that each Of the many charac-
ters in the play bear the impression of
having stepped out of the story on to
the stage. w. Boyd Turner, who
plays General Marlanz has been prom
inently identified with all Of the fam
GUS dramatic stars for number Of
years, including Mr.. Mansfield, Mr.
Mantell and Mr. Frederic Warde, Miss
Florence Radinoff, who plays Prime
ess Yetive, is a former member of Day
i'd Belasco's Sweet Kitty Bellairs'
company, and played a prominent role
in "The road to Yesterday" Eva Blais-
dell, the Princess Candace was form
erly ingenue with Annie Russell and
Mrs, Fiske. Sixteen other well known
artists are included in the cast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29

maneuver camp, occurred this morn
ing. when the Oregon regiment came
10 Gate In heavy marching order, ex-
pecting to go into camp there. The
troops had marched five miles, from
Oakville, after taking part in a rear
guard pursuit of the retreating Blue
army. When ordered by General
Maus to march back to oakville and
encamp there, complaint Immediately
arose in the ranks
An investigation by bridgade off
GERS shows that the second battalion
officers temporized with the men un-
der their command. Colonel Poorman
was informed that If he allowed the
regiment to leave its packs the men
would march back.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
The Choice Of a Husband

Is too important a.matter for a wo.
man to be handicapped by weakness,
bad blood or foul breath. Avoid these
kill-hopes by taking Dr.. Kings Life
Pills. New strength, fine complexion
pure breath, cheerful splrlts-things
than win men--follow their use. Easy
safe, sure, Csc at J G. Perry's.
Mrs, Mary A. Mills died at her home
at Fairvlew, Tillamook county, July
2S. She was rs years old and had
been a resident of Oregon 80 years
and OF Tillamook county 2S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29

from Portland where he is wanted on
the charge of adultery, and also on
the charge of stealing an automobile.
AS the story is told to officers here
he stole the automobile and eloped
with another mans wife, and has been
living with her in this city. They de-
clined to make known her name as
she has not been apprehended. AS
soon as the detectives arrived here
they took the subject up with Deputy
Sheriff Esch and 1t was largely
through his clever work that Bhenke
was arrested
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
Bids for School Supplies.

The Supply Committee Of School
District No. "a, Marion County, Ore
gon, will receive sealed bids for
school supplies and furniture satur-
day, Aug. Sd, 1912 at office OF School
Board in High School building at 1890
p IN. List of supplies and furniture
may be seen at office Of Clerk Of
Board. W. II. BURGHARDT
District Clerk.
1856 State Street, Salem, oregon.
7-27-2t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29

journal want Ads" Bring Resulta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
Insect Bite Costs Leg.

II you are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or
beautiful by washing dishes. sweep
Ing and doing housework all day, and
crawling into bed dead tired at night.
You must get out into the open air
and sunlight. If you do this every
day and keep your stomach and bow
oils In good order by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets when needed, you
should become both healthy and
beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
--s-n-s---
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
Call for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the un'
dersigned will receive sealed bids VI
to o'clock p. m. Monday, July 20
1912, for remodellng the heating plant
in the city hall according to speclfica-
tions on file in the office of the city
recorder. Right is reserved by the
city to reject any or all bids.
H. w. BLGIN,
7-25-3t. Acting City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29
ARRESTED HERE CHARGED
WITH TWO OFFENSES

George Bhenke, who has been fol-
lowing the occupation Of a blacksmith
in the city for several weeks, was ar
rested Saturday evening by detectives
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29

A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite of an insect two years before. To
avert such calamities from stlngs and
bites of insects use Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve promptly to kill the poison and
prevent inflammation, swelling and
pain. Heals bruises, bolls, ulcers,
piles, eczema. cuts, bruises. Only 25c
at j. c. Perry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-29

For soreness OF the muscles,
whether induced by violent exercise
or injury, there is nothing better
than Chamberlains Llniment. This
linlment also relieves rheumatic
pains. For sale by all dealers.
The evening world., 1912-01-04
''"'~" Saks QumpanY a" '+' Street
at Gath Street
A Clearance Sale of Apparel
for Misses and Girls
that is proving very attractive

q If your New Year resolutions include one to make your money 60
a little farther, this is an opportunity to put it into practice. Whatever
the limitations Of your pocket, these economies should be liberal
enough to overcome them. We are making room for advance
Spring stocks, and it is just as economical for us to lose a little
money now as it is for you to save a little money always. But this
is a sale where you may save a great deal, for the reductions are
all in the neighborhood Of S09C, despite the fact that the assert.
ments III attractive in variety. Second dee.
The evening world., 1912-01-04

Making whatever restitution possible.
Nanderocf. 10 was sBid. would then
throw himself on The mercy ~ the
court.
From reports that cane out today
one OF the tlings that led to Van
dofocra detection was his passion "a.
How ers. particularly otcbid-. lie bad
Neglected OF fceised to pay u largo
BIN that y florist had against him. ani
this was placed IN the hands % - col
lection agency. Thla rlii vas found 90
N1ndcrosrs dcat about thr time that
%erSpicinn w8v nrst cnF; ~ the msthUd-
be- used in handling the nfm's nnirces
To j.I ...TNrrH al tho irfu 10 throw -
now ligIt on his manttr ~ living
credit men In tho Wholesale dry good
trade were among inc MOTT sur 7flsed
nj tho news that Percy ~. Vandsr1r'
wns = dcfunlpt. Nini' roef was credit
man for ms firm aud AZ such attended
the meeting ~ th" credit Mons Asso
citation. lie WIS given TO epe"chmnking
nnd 10 oxtoll'ng bus ness honostv Sopc
vas moro inspiring tban Nanderoc' 10
c1ricfruiuR sharp practices o. creditors
d, Whu'cfulc houses.