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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-25


American league team has signed Il
contract for 1912 clyde Milan. the
last holding one 10 hold out attach
ed hls signature 10 contract Tues
day.
Unless Chick AutrsN RECEIVERS
from his attack Of rheumatism, Mike
Kelley. manager OF the ST Paul
team. will have TO land another first
baseman
The New York Giants vii break
eamp in Marlin. Texas tomorrow
night Saturday and sunday games
viii be played az Dallas aud Fort
Worth. and after that the trip to-
ward New York VIII be started.
Seven members Of me worlds
champion Athletics baseball team
do not use tobacco ThoN are
Baker. Berry Thomas. MelHns LORD
Collins aud Strank
The Indianapolis bugs GNe great
confidence in Fred Hunter TaeN
figure that the one time Kansas city
player will do much toward landing
The Indians in the FIRST NdiTlaluu Tins
year.
Manager Davis of hc Cleveland
Americans Says that the Maps
haven't any nepper. The one tine
cantain of the Athletics will pui on
a Uniform 10 install some pep ard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-25
s8.4oo FIRE AT FORT COBB.

Oklahoma City March 25.-The
newspaper plant for the Fort Cohh
Record, store. pool ball. hotel and
produce house, we're destroyed by a
fire of unknown origin which occur
red al Fort Cobb. March H. and was
reported today to the state tire
marshal The total estimated losa
was vs. 100 with only 500 insur
ance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-25

1le new Cincinnati bah park viii
he completed Tor he opening eNhi
bition game hetween Cincinnati and
the New York Hghlanders March
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-25
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-25

The New York Giants VII break
eamp in Marlin. Texas tomorrow
night Saturday and sunday games
viii he played az Dallas and For
Worth. aud after that the trip To-
ward New York Will be started
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
COMMENCEMENT At
CLUSTER SPRINGS

CLUSTER SPRINGS ACADEMY.
CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA. MAY so
The con meu1emeut exercises Of Clus-
ter Springs academy which marked the
hose Of the forty seventh session he
EaH the evening It the twenty nth by
the celebration rt the CieeroHiau Lit
erary society The exercises he..,n
with a defamation euntest IA which
ter youns FneD participated. To HAIRY
" Owen - Cluster Springs and
Samuel x tsiern. south Boston. Va.
were awarded tne first ana second
disclaimers medals Following this
was The orators e5.4test between The
two graduates. james a Taylor Jr..
ard ReuiaHliu +. Merton. Tho former
had FOR hi~ subject The Confederate
Soldier while tine latter spoke OF.
"Te sc Who Go Down 70 the Sea in
ships" the theme being the recent dis
aster Of TIE Tltanic The judges de-
cided in favor Of Mr. Taylor
On Sunday morning the baccalauer-
ate sermon was prea ched by Rev. Fl.
! Thicker Graham, u. u. president OF
IHampton-Sidnev college. Special
music by a well trained student choir
was q feature Of the service SUNDAY
evening a $50 Or Graham preached
the annual sermon before the Y. NJ. c.
A. both services being held tn the
Presbyterian church,
Monday morning Richard Treivn
Ryrd. speaker Of the house Of dele
gates, delivered the annual address oe
/ fore the school his theme being Civic
Righteousness"
Following this the list Of the dis
tlnguished was read and he medals
were awarded. James A. TAYLOR. Jr,
oxford \. G.. and BENJAMIN Douglas
Morton Ciarkesvilie, Va, received al
L fgr4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
NEGRO SLAYER TO ]
THE GRAND JURY
MANY WITNESSES TESTIFY ne
FIRED ONLY IN SELF
DEFENSE.

Andrew u. Smith, q negro. was sent
on to the zrand jury yesterday after
noon by Magistrates Puryear and
smith ON the charge of shooting Car
ter Brnxton last Monday afternoon In
Pleasant park Henrico county.
+ Although seven eyeWt1Hessss test
fed that they thought the accused shot
IN Self-defa1sc they were under the
impression that the shooting could
have been avoided The magistrates
thought 50 TOO The witnesses test
Ht-I that BfaxtDn had come 10 the
dance hall for this purpose 1T maxim.
fuse The negro was ordered out
Of the hall! and refusing 10 leare he
4.4+S&44--4---t,4 aA- Smith and IA9 door
tocsed. They said that the negro soon
returned with q knife in his possession
He forced his wax back into The hall
and rushed at Smith. The latter pulled
e revolver and fired.
The accused wits represehtef by
James Lewis Julian Gum acted for
tn. Commonwealth in the place Of
commemorative Attorney lTauh SIT
tom. he gvas out of town
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
I4fS-f420 East Main Street

ed and IL large attendance y com
mitJee members is urged
Personals.
Mrs. John Harrison and Mss Ma
ria blair are spending several months
travelling in Europe,
Miss Lucy Coleman has returned
from her country home In Louisa
couuty. where she mas been spend
ing several DAYS.
Mss Carter Minor will leave on
Monday FOR Bryn MaWr. Pa. 70 at
tend the commencement exercises
Miss Annie Laurie billiard ~ Cen
ter cross Va who has been spend
tag several DAYS this week with Miss
Martha Spencer. has returned home.
Or and Mrs Richard Beverly. OF
Panama, who have been visiting
Mrs. r.. II {. Beverly. In Alexandria,
are now the guests ~ relatives at
Broad Run,
Miss Waraeld Crenshaw and Miss
Lucy Coleman Will sail from New
York for Europe on June Sth.
Mrs J w Gibbons and Mrs.
Katherine Comm cree. Of this city, are
visiting Mira ". A. Cox. IN Jack
sonvllle, Fla.
Mrs. J r. r. Stuart who has been
quite III FOR the past -four months
AZ her home In Norfolk Is greatly
improved, and hopes soon to re out
again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31

{Speciai 10 The Richmond Nirgthinn-l
CHESTER. A-AlaX- 11.=-=l1cn-
ms ncement exercises II the Chester
griculturat high school came to n
close Monday night The asse mbly
hall was crowded fc fts fnN capacity
with patrons I'D friends Of the school
Tho program was begun with an IN
vocation by Rev. Charles y. Friend.
Next followed u Kirts' chorus.
"Sprlngtine" The address ~ the
evening was delivered by ]. =. Bin
ford. Of Richmond, his subject was
Education and Life" Then quar-
tet. Rosary" by Misses Shepherd.
F'riend. Sutherland and Robertson.
Diplomas were delivered by Super
intendent william @. Owen. after an
ADDRESS TO the graduating class,
Franklin Afafr Tyler, Calvin Rogers
Fisk, Jr. Carrie May Traylor and
Lillnette DuVaI.
The program ended with duet by
Misses Robertson and Friend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
d Virginian is going to give you the chance.
Will You Take 1t?

Travel and the desire strange sghrs and for
Everyone has longed at sometime and has an ulti-
mate idea OF seeing the countries and cities OF Europe
Are you an exception to that rule, young lady, Have
you time and again made plans for a foreign trip?
Have you not thought where you would 60 and what
you would sec2 Have you not made expense
account and realized that for sometime at least the
idea could not be considered Here is Your oppor-
tnnity at last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
Ashland


Especial TO The Richmond X1irg4nan.a
ASHLAND VA soo AZ uq,at
W - NJ @c'h eo'i0se
VIII be held June fth-13th. Or, John
A Kern. Of Vanderbilt university,
win prearh tho bacoai.,,resta sar,,,,,,
49,.
uh' ''' a 'io'N - M ne
sermon before the \. N. c. A. VIII be
preached by Rev, ]. K, JoIiffe pre-
s,,ii,,, .,,.r =. ,,,e r,o.,,.st.,,r,. ,,i,.rtn.
ON THURSDAY az 10 o'clock the board
OF trustees will meet,
Rev. George T.. Booker, ID. D., p1s-
Tor or Washlngtoh-Street church, re-
tersburg Will deliver the alumni cd
dress at 1880 o'clock Wednesday ON
wednesday at s;3o O'Clock the cele-
bFauoh OK Tue literary socleles Will
be held Al noon Thursday the no
Dress peiore the graduating class WIFI
be delivered by Bishop collins Denny
and Followed by the presentation OF
diplomas ana medals IhursdbY at
y 30 class night exercises "lll be heic,
consisting OF the class play. Saiuta'orN
and Naledictory.
ir X. l.. biackwr,l 'ett this morn
ing tor Warrenton, rau9uier county,
whore his sister Miss kliror ) Black
ven. VIII be ourIeo TO-DAY. MISS
Elmer dled or aesahy evening at
INHHuoiph- 4hatVH " olllap t-oIi"6e'
Lynchhure, va
invitations are out announcing ING
marriage OF Mies Emily stevens
Jones. ot petersburg, ana Alr' Daniei
fliis, or Ashland. 10 take place. OF
Jnrs lZtn, At the second fresoSttfi9h
church, Petersburg Tho Ellis-Jones
"'eoHihs VIII 90 At'eftatd ny "a ia y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31

NORFOLK. VA. May 30.---The
John H Core land here. in which a
one-fourth interest was held by c.
w, y. j.. and John r Core. OF Rich
mond was today sold at auction for
100000
The purchasers are William r
Core. Of Norfolk; James g Core and
Margaret A. Core. of the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia. brothers and sis
tiers of the late John II. Core end
uncles and aunt Of the Richmond
heirs.
The property contains eighty three
acres lying to the northwesE Of the
Client residential section.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31

Carthy, Miss Martha f. Roberts, Miss
Helen Rountree. Miss Lucy Weisiger,
all OF Richmond
Those receiving diplomas for the
post graduates work, requiring three
wears TO study and additional prac-
tice in the kindergarteners are:
iss Alys Clemmltt. Miss Mary
Goodwin. Miss Lydie Taylor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31

of Virginia Mechanics institute.
Frank Duke, president OF the board
of trustees. will present the diplomas
The kindergartners successfully
completing the two-year course are
as follows
Miss Virginia Allen. Miss Mary
Childrey. Miss V. Belle Gayle, Miss
Alne Graves, Miss Susan y. Nc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
TO AWARD DIPLOMAS
TO KINDERGARTNER

The Rev. Ryland Knight. pastor of
Calvary Baptist church. Will deliver
the address to the graduates at the
closing exercises of the Richmond
Training School for Kindergarteners
to be held tonight In the auditorium
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31

Members OF an committees for the
moonlight excursion 10 Dutch Gap
an June 18th. under the auspices Of
Richmond Chapter. United paugh-
tors Of the Confederacy. for the
Shiloh monument fund are requested
- meet the chairman, Mrs. samuel
" Williams. al Lee Camp hall Sat
,srtsa4s~ sparpings at IL o'ciQck- Hasl-
ness ~ Importance Is TO be transact
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
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- h~sst.n, ssssence AZ the audi
-. .ess t.,,.rsrx for me farewell
sae.e ~ NJ frNr ,,ayNeH will he
IN IL. e,,.rteot gatherings Of
-, III. >rr,ny ana 50
~ 80 s..@...,,..s,I.. folk ara
sr ns -.a s1en Coy tae suuJfs1,'r-
--L~2z2-s -.1l gzs SyGlaI
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Invitations Received
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-. .f...-e t,e nurns at
~ brides rar4nts Ia HiussBurz. Ala
- "a KS nd. ygro y,tl 20
xxes, :, tne3~ wedding trip. ~iu he
~ hryo.. Ia Athens. &c after July lst
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hesseFa's was -
dsEs tals Fest' a. lHf 19htI
lHe %'} ttih7 atttt Stt''''N
crowded 3f9'" morning hit1t h'k ~
'as' i',a y - -, ,,ansrl a.
''e'n ~. -. h@lfsay rTbs
q - IN, ~. ,..ran9s,
-. ~. t,ere man,
is.,,lt,s..,,s md dinner
,a,h.r ~ clul
@ar+1..r- sra ,hs{r euests notorel
s-+,,,t 10.
t, 40, savanna
a. +,-f,,,,.sf.t a.. nf trt-tnetort
l4.t,,t.t.y astac..u Grace anf
,.t,t.t,,a.tr ~. .ns AR " ". old
>orfgil, n.fu anil from New
-. IN tbe steamer Saxanfa on Jun.
90 "a sr,.nd several months IL
4tarnne They viii land in Naples
ana. after touring the EASTERN hall
~ the continent viii spend seNera
weeks on the British Isles sa'l'ns
from Scotland for this country In Az
ggsf
Dinner Guests.
r,,aro aod Nfrs 7 e pritchard en-.
tsr,atrcd ~ an attractive dinner Tues
4ay evening a, their home in Ashe
.,1ta X G Their guests included
Nv and Mrs claude Nj. Dean. o
ptcbrrora. Mt and Mrs. Thomas :
pai1irs ard Judge n. r Keller.
Redwood .ilnau.
~ - Mrs William ] Gilman
+., t,,.t,,+jong Cor N,
"a 1T, aaugbter C:rars
va 49, r,~s,,p tIarrau ned.
Nia"s "i4'' - -. r. u.aa9inp
49,. ~ 49, vs-,1nasdav eve,
~ ~ ceoan1 pros.
hins. N'.5 ~,
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>ash--hhi"'
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Halls have IT,
sued invitations for the marriage 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
SUMMER RESORTS
RAWLEY SPRINGS

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY VA
Famous Chalybeate. Megnesia and
sulphur Waters @.0e0 feet elevation
climate delightful open June 18Th
untA January Stb Address ". w
Boiling, -11444IQAgNxr str.et Apuape@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
No Change OF importance.

LONDON, MAY 30-There was no
change OF Importance In stocks mere
today. prices varying within so mar
row a range. that majority OF quota
items were within a quarter point Of
yesterday closing level In this mar
k~G
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31
Do YOU Know

oaansu
give any man any o
an which today whole
adeqn
i o This intimately
andve the
>onr'ni YOU perhaps Electric Light
IS
a
knowna
having ron nothing il
foot Of track
builds Having built that line finds its
otner of the TO mt any
0 prEerty-o help
a
mere IenrcoR Railway
daud enrco Company
a old disastrous hly competition Is
Richmond should
he a
For One etrcng and
WAsTEFUL parallel
YOUR would be-
traffic and grauito nuisance and public
FoRNEr PURPOSE
BENCUIT cost
inoth o.
higher for the There
MONEY
tell uabouths for i in paper
Virginia Railway and Power Company,
William Northrop, President.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-31

The Richmond tirgnian going to send eight
Young ladies tour of the prominent cities of five
European countries and seven young ladies on
thirteen-day trip for Atlantic City, without any ex-
pense whatever to them. Do you realize what this
means and are you still hesitating about sending in
your name a candidate in this great race
In order that you may get an idea Of the magnif-
cence of the trip, we have issued illustrated PAM
phet telling about the trips and how they may be won
without any yourself. Better send for il by
return mail.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
MESA
FLOODED CATTLE
EN- ROUTE TO MESA
Frank Reed Sanders Reports Ship
ment OF Guernsey Dairy Stock
to the Sale River Valley.

Frank Reed Sanders, who recently
went east To purchase blooded stock
Cor Jesse Kelly. +. J. Bennett * Co,
and for himself. reports that he las
two carloads now en- route to Mesa
\ short time since the Republican
gave Il list Of some GuernSeys Mr.
Sanders had secured for Mr.. Kelly.
These are i'm the shipment and the
remainder of the consignment is said
To be equally valuable stock
IN his last letter which was sent
from New Hampshire. Mr.. Sanders
stated that the thermometer vas be
low zero and that the ground was
covered with three tecc Of snow. Old
t.ct, residents 90 Mesa have seen
- little snow in this ALLEY that tiIcy
have forgotten aim 3s. how if lo pks.
Mt they can rcaliZ that with the
snr,y and low temperature tn
wcSthcr must be rar renewed from
that in Arizona. cv"I during liz
coolest weather Of this territory
The Guernscys will doubtless ap-
rreciatc the removal To warmer
climate. where alfalfa can be had the
year around Experiments so far
have proved that imported stoc.1
reach the acme Of excellence in this
section. and the increased profits
from better grades are inducing the
dairymcn to pay more attention To-
the Improvement of their cows.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
FORTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY.

ON Thursday evening last the
forty-first anniversary of the mar
riage 81 DR. L. w and Mrs Wilbur
WAS celebrated at six o'clock din
Ter at the home of their son and his
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wilbur.
Or and Mrs Wilbur were married at
Woodstock, IL, moved To Iowa and
remained there twenty-onc years.
They then came to the Salt River
valley and Mesa has since been thei.'
home Or. Wilbur was the founder
cf the Mesa City bank. the first bank
established in Mesa. Those at the
elmer were Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Hutchinson. Mrs Hutchinson being a
sister 10 the doctor; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. :. Dorman. Mrs. DOrman being
their daughter: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilbur. Walter Wilbur ana Mr..
Peck. the two last named being from.
Tempe
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.

There have been no further develop
mcnts i'm the attempted robbery Of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
early i'm the morning of the 26th. a
blood hound was brought over from
Phoenix about noon of the day of the
robbery hui there na1 been such a
crowd Gr curious u Mt all the fore
noon. il was impossible for the ami
nal 10 set the right scent. y few
hours after the robbery had been dis
covered President Kingsbury of the
bank issued a notice of a $500 reward
for tine arrest and conviction of the
guilty parti and every effort will be
maze to Iun GOWN those responsible
for the job. Ii WAS the boldest at
tempt at robbery of its kind ever pull
led off in Tempe
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
VISITING RELATIVES

Mr. ard Mrs. Pat O'Dell arrived in
Mesa Yesterday from Ohio and Will
visit a few days with Mrs. O'Delrs
sister. Miss Dora Allen. Some time
during the week they will 20 on to
Globe. where they have made their
home for a number Of years. M.
and Mrs. O'Dell have been visiting
Mr. O'Delrs people in the Buckeye
state ard they report a very severe
winter there. In returning TO Globe
they will so via Roosevelt in order
to see that great irrigation work and
view the beautiful scenery along the
V-gv
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

Congregational church: Bible school
at 10 \ NJ. Prof. J. l.. FELTON, Supt
Public worship at II y. NJ. followed
by a business meeting Of the church.
called by Order Of the trustees The
Christian Endcavor society has the
evening hour, the meeting being cal
I'd at seven O'Clock John Harden.
pastor.
NJ r. church. South: Sunday school
at 10 \. NJ, Epworth League at Gas.
Preaching services at II y. NJ ami
80 Z. VI. Morning subject Stand
in Awe ana sin not" Evening How
the righteous grow. SPECIAL music at
each service. Anthem Praise We the
Father" tenor solo. by the pastor.
Come early ana bring a friend +. W.
German, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Joseph Montgomery is spend
ing a few days in Phoenix visiting
with her son. Ross Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Love are Wis
ting in Mesa with Mr.. and Mrs. sam
Williams.
Dave Rochester from the Kleinman
ranch is in town for few days
The new grocery store of Smith
X Davis was opened yesterday in
one of the Crimson buildings.
Registered at the Alhambra: L. {.
Hail. John b Holman. \. Boumont.
Frank J. Blount Phoenix; X. g. Car
ney. New York: \. Boas. San Fran
cisco: Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan
Chicago; Miss Margaret Ryan. Flint.
Mich: W. l.. Burton. Lowell: j. II
Cox, +. McCluskey. Los Angeles; Al
fred @ Sieboth. Florence.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

have two millica feet Of yellow
pine timber grown on my ranch in
Coconino county. My nsighbors have
several million feet more which /
have an option on. am forming a
company to put a sawmill in and cut
this timber and put it on the market
at actual cost price to the stock
holders in this company. Arizona
has the largest yellow pine forest in
the United States, and the Arizona
home builder should have the benefit
of it. ] can produce all grades OF
yellow pine lumber at $3.50 per
thousand on cars at Maine, Arizona,
or S17.5O in Phoenix. and will put up
a bond that | can do so. Here is the
actual cost of producing lumber in
Arizona:
Government stumpage price. s $50
Cutting logs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IuV
Hauling logs to mill ESQ
Saving and stacking ......... $50
Fire insurance on yard, per
thousand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Wagon haul to railroad. ..-..-.. ESQ
Making $3.50 delivered at railroad.
Fright t. Phoenix. on a basis of
Is cents per hundred, $3.50 per thou
sand
Unloading cars, 50 cents per thou
sand.
Making $3.50 for all grades of Ari-
IONA yellow pine lumber laid down
in Phoenix.
w. X. ROSS
GLENDALE, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
TEMPE
SECOND SEMESTER
BEGINS At NORMAL
First Half Years Work Very sue
cessful One: High Mark
For Attendance.

The second semester of the normal
school year commences tomorrow. the
first half Of the year closing Friday.
Last week was consequently a%busy
one at the school with students and
faculty alike FOR there were the clos
ing examinations of the haf years
work and many other details That
come with the closing of the semester
During the past half years school
term. the normal has established
new mark for attendance, reaching 2Il
in the normal proper. This is an in
crease of ABOUT Il per cent over last
year. The attendance at the training
school has also been good, Icing at
present 10.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
VISITING IN MESA.

John L. Dunn is enjoying brief
visit from his brother. Robert Dunn.
who is the prosecuting attorney Of
Oliver county North Dakota He is
a party who have beer
making a tour of the southern states
and Mexico and stopped here en-
route TO California Besides Mr..
Dunn the party consist of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ryan of Chicago ana
Miss Margaret Ryan of Flint City,
Mich. The visitors were taken in
an auto ride over the Mesa section
yesterday. including visit tn the
Chandler ranch. the ostrich farm.
some oc the dairy farms and the
Eastern canal They will remain the
guests of Mr.. Dunn for several days