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duration of the jury's delibera- Ithe seeming rancor of their and the nature of the evidence hey asked to have sent into the com after they had retired. confession and the letter from chepps to Rose declaring that lld not swear to a lie, all car be belief that points of differ lad arisen between the twelve Fhich would make a disagree neyitable. ?
 es of the most dramatic eharac- ended the closing, hours of this teh trial. It was 11:54 ?. Ill. when Justice Golf entered the court room whence he had ummoned by a messenger that y was ready to come in.
 he black robed justice took his } the bench, all the sleepy-eyed ors rising while he entered, the egan entering from the door al lar of the room. They were eyed and bedraggled and plain wed the effects of their Ions Their faces were all cast il mold. There was not in tht of any who beheld them as the, nto their seats that the Wors store for the accused police ant. Becker,s fate was writer deep lines of each of thu mems faces.
 last juror had scarcely gaine t when the same door thrOugl the arbiters of his fate had en lgain swung open and Becke stalked through. His face va His eyes swept about the cour an affrighted manner and ii Pll upon the jurors.
 tense was he in studying thei pances that he stumbled jus the room and almost fell owe ing.
 attending deputy sheriffs caugl supported him within the raj rlsoner's calm had gone. | eavily into a chair, breathin that the rise and fall of hi
 chest "oull plainly be di across the court room.
 tyre, counsel for the accrse his feet as soon as his cliel Pn comfortably seated. His m' IS to have req dto the jury b ey announced any decision u Le record of the testimony ta, dot Springs. Early in the d.
 had called for this m come Vlth their consideration
 standing as a confedera Btlce Golf had refused to SCI ord into the jury because { Elmony had not been admit ecords of the trial.
 but fair that t.ne jury have t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25
METZGER FUNERAL
 LARGELY ATTENDED,

Funeral services over the body of G. M Metzger, who died Tuesday in Little Rock, were held yesterday af- ternoon at the parlors of Ralph Rob- inson and Son. Many members of the German American Alliance, of which the deceased was member, attend ed the obsequies. Interment was in Bellwood cemetery. The pail bearers were Theodore Wollerman, A. Stroble, Emil Voss, A. Lehman, Henry Free man and Charles Cook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25

An inspiring scene characterized the opening of the second days ses- sion of the seventeenth annual con- vention of the Arkansas Division of the United Daughters Of the Gonfed- eraey in this city yesterday, when seV- eral hundred women stood Up aud gave the Rebel yell and Mrs, billiard II. Saunders rendered "DiXie' on the piano. Mrs. Saunders had just play ed medley of Southern airs, when she responded to an encore with Dixie, The first strains T of the familiar tune brought the women to
 their feet and for several minutes, as
 they waved small flags and handker-
 chiefs, the rebel yell was heard At the noon luncheon, rendered the visiting delegates by the local Daugh-
 ters, mammoth cake, upon which
 were seventeen lighted candles, signi-
 flying the number of conventions
 held, was cut and dime was found by Mrs. J 1T. Sifford, of Camden. Mrs
 Sifford had previously suggested thai
 the dime be donated to the Arlington ' and Shiloh monument funds and its
 find resulted in general contribution
 for the funds. At the morning ses
 sion $1OO was pledged by the chapters l to the monument funds.
 Mrs. Homer F. Sloan, of ImbOden called the convention to order ant [ prayer was offered by Rev. c. l.. w. Reese, rector of Trinity church. Mos of the morning was taken up i'll hear ( ing committee reports, which wer I pronounced by Mrs. Sloan to be tn
 most satisfactory ever made at t state convention. Mrs. George Vaughn 2 of Little Rock, reported that chapter
 of the state had held special meeting Il on Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, Da
 yid Q. Dodd and Shiloh Days. Mrs. A = G. Warren, of Black Rock, chalrma q of the Extension Committee, reporte IS progress of the committee and sal y that the ladies were encouraging tn "a organization of chapters all over tn u state.
 It was shown by the report of Mr'
 A. A. Tufts, of Camden, that histories F,, facts were being gathered, to be con r, piled and preserved, of the war DC . tween the states and she asks for tn
 co-operation of all Arkansas peopl to interested in the work.
 The report of Mrs. J. T. Beal, Of u
 tie Rock, on "Scholarships' was , unusual interest to High School stu( ,i = ents. Scholarships, valued at $ot :. are to be awarded by the state d1vl ,a ln ion and chapters this year. Some =. them are in the State University ilss Fayetteville and are valued at $l' lu N. each. The Memorial Chapter or Ll 9A <, tie Rock, and the state organlzatlc u' are to award University scholarship ' One each is to be given by GalloWs n- 1T College at Searcy, Central College ne Conway the Homer F. Sloan Chapt IT. T. of Imboden and the Hope, (Ark.) G ' zette.
 Mrs. Sloan urged the delegates 5 pledge their chapters for contrib go tions to the Shiloh and Arlngts OK monument funds, which are bell
 raised by Mrs. L. c. Hall, of Dard
 nelle, and Mrs. Clementine Boles, He Fayetteville. The Arkansas dlvlsl in will be represented at the cornersto IT, laying of the Arlington monument
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25

benefit of this record before they de- eide this case" urged Mcintyre.
 Justice Golf, solemn and impress sive, denied the motion.
 All eyes thereupon were turned to the jurors. The eyes of half of them dropped under the scrutiny to which they were subjected. Signs Of intense strain and deep feeling were manifest on the faces of them all. When the roll was called they answered but faintly to their names.
 Then came the age old formula: I "Gentlemen of the jury, have you. agreed upon verdict?
 "We have,' said Foreman Skinner.
 Becker was ordered to r.se. HIS manner indicated that ne feared the worst. As he dragged himself to his feet his body swayed. He looked upon the jurors and pityingly they looked upon him.
 How say you, gentlemen of the jury?"
 "Guilty in the first degree almost whispered the foreman.
 Beckers chest sunk in with sigh that shook the whole frame.
 His mouth tWitched and all the muscles of his face knotted Ill an an euished spasm. deep, drawn s1sh < swept over the court room.
 whitman in the hour of his trlumpf
 gazed steadily ahead, as did also MOSS his assistant, whose powerful plee
 drove the final shot in the case nome Then came rustling of feet ana rush outward as the reporters hurriee } to the waiting telephones. Mcintyre. solicitously to ms client - who had fallen limp in his ch2lr de
 manded that the jury be polleu ant ' then came one of tie most orallisti t incidents of the entire case. r And then Becker was summoned U
 +he vail again. He trembled Ill ever t muscle Gone his ne1 ye, his streng.l . his vitality. his hope, and his face wa 0 hasgard. He had to hoid last eo LII p railing to keep from falling. ,., s For the first time since the t.ls - heean he showed signs or hreaAiAi l, The clock had just finished strlklh 1t 10 as he took his place there at tn '- har convicted murderer to give Il '- pedigree. .,. h;s ,ositio le He seemed to realize ms ;sato po1at,o | and to be dazed, crushed annlhlia'e " His answers to the questions put > him by the clerk were almost llauo 'l ble. oyn4vro mour, te These details over Mclnsyre onI nlou, d fnllv asked that sentence be posepol, Il one week. Justice Golf anhoulao, 4a ao Id that he would not sentence the a; co
 victed man until Wednesaay, n,ore srsS1 cou le coff declared that nothing more coa e1 - he added to the record and HI M |. < ' Words WV % dismissed the jury with !
 thanks of the court. n,o,ncf
 Mcintyre immediately ahnouit.' ,'a
 after Becker had been con"ac'eu & o'
 to the Tombs, that he would 'afs
 appeal ,;s charee to t ! iury at 10:37 a. m., and 'alAeu d '
 out interruption for ? hours anu
 minutes. He then passed upon
 raanests from the defense bearing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25
Stirring Scene at Second Day s Session of Daugh
 ters Of the Confectionery.
GIVE FOR MONUMF F,NT ITS
" ill Preserve Historical Facts og War Between the States and
 tWard Scholarships.
VISITING LADIES PRAISE
 THE LOCAL nAtlGHTERS

Tine delegates to the seventeenth
 annual convention of the Daugh-
 ters of the onfederacY were
 loud i'll their praise yesterday of
 the hospitality of the Pine Blatf
 ladies and declared that the Pine
 Bluff meeting is the most enjoy
 able ever held and one Of the most
 pleasant and beneficial They
 were especially prolRse ill their
 praise for the members of the Pine Bluff and John MCAlmont Chapters Of the Daughters of the American Revolution, who enter : taincd them so elaborately on Wednesday evening, with a bril- E liant reception and q select mnsi- cale. The F. A. R's did them * selves proud i'll receiving and en- < tertaining the visitors.
 <: , j; * j. :. i: !; .s < < i #
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THE COLONEL IS
 HIMSELF AGAIN
Roosevelt Is Dismissing Doctors and No More Bulletins Are Being
 Issued.

Oyster Bay, Oct. 24.-so far has Colonel Roosevelt improved since his return from Chicago tha' his physicians stopped giving out bull letins. Of the five doctors who were called to Sagamore Hill to see him Tuesday, all have been practically dismissed except Dr. Walter Taller of this town, and .Dr. Scurry Terrell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25
STR. FLEETWOOD
 RESUMES SERVICE

Steamer Lightwood will leave Mem phis Oct. 24, for Pine Bluff and all way landings and leave Pine blull Wednesday, Oct. 30th, 10 a. m., ana every Wednesday thereafter Tor Rosedale, Miss, connecting Steamer Kate Adams and other Lee Line steamer. Joe c. Meyer, Agent.
 10-23 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25

Drs Alexander Lambert is the only surgeon rema ming actively in he case and expects to come to Sagamore Hill tomorrow. The other surgeons consider their services at an end.
 The Colonel was in better spirits today than at any time since the shooting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25

[IT. BECKEu CONVICTED 0F FIRST DEGREE MURDER

,ict of Jury Great Disappointment to Counsel t1.s prisoner and Mrs. Beck CT, Who Had Hoped For & Jack Roses Testimony and Sam schepps' Letter Impres sed Jurors Verdict Reached LA fer Midnight this Morning-Justiee Gtoffs Charge Fto Jury Denounced By Becker, But Laymen Say L1urjst Was Ieniently air With Accused Man |Becker White With Fear Before Verdict Was Read ynrk Oct s5-Lieuenan Charles Becker pro M aaatb of Herman gambler dof the first degree half after midnight as out eight hours
 Tho verdict came poracted whose arguments times to such pitch that their ear in White the jury the
 which was their figures angri eestnIating Mrs.
 wife of the police official
 fine ry returned their verdict Seated in the corridor outside bad her gently possible She sat perfectly
 able when told her her husbands iae Apparently
 she neither Then her closed and she kvooned carried away.
 The verdict a defendant his and
 all of whom nly locking for disagreement at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25

Mrs. J. B. Robinson, of Little Rock, is visiting Mrs. G. H. Martin on West Fifth avenue. Mrs. Robin son s delegate from the Keller chapter of Little Rock at the U. D. C.. convention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25

(Continued on Page Four.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-25
TO PRINTERS

We have lot of pt. column rule. in full length, 12 length and smaller pieces. almost new, for sale cheap.
 ADAMS PRINTING CO., 2t Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07
WA1gT 4 sulATER NEaRo
10 TALK or CROPS

One Of the crying needs Of this coun.
II, and az many adjoining counties,
Is chanes ii the agricultural system,
not only Of the whites but OF the sys-
tem pursued BY Che negroes in our
midst.
We should give them every induce
ment TO raise home supplies and to re.
duce acreage and improve cultivation
Of their crops, This win be Of vast
and lasting benefit TO every ono. Wit.
ness some 81 our very best plantations
run ~ colored tenants with no one to
ahpesintend and instruct, scratching the
surface u the land just enough to start
the grass, 50 that when the sun shines
ont the crops fail and give unnecessary
trouble and poor returns. II Lee COup.
III today was titled BY progressive
aud wide husbapdry, there would DO
no difAeulty Ia doubling the ultimate
yield every year and MI would be pros,
porous and happy Lee the white
brother encourage the colored brother
ii every way and break up this alp
sod farming
This thought can be DEMONSTRATED ia
any community where The prevailing
custom u small farms and farmers il
close touch with their eolored tenants
and creppers The writer knows
whereof be speaks and can prove i On
any day BY riding out into the country.
You can tell il as soon as you come TO
q farm whether there is a white man
boosting II o. lot q thrlftlesa tenants.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07
VEGETABLES AS A FACTOR
IN TIRE SPREAD or TxPHoIu

Investigation and experiment have
proven beyond All controversy, that ma.
~ fatal diseases are the result Of our
own caFelessneas in our homes and i
Is high time We are waking UP TO the
fact ana acting upon suggestions born
oF these Investigations. Prominently
smong these clearly asceFtained truths
arc the common diseases Of typhoid and
malarial fsvers aa well as yellow fever,
Many who read this can remember
when the latter fever was at our very
doors and producing CONSERVATION cv.
esywhere. And as Tor Cuba, formerly
she plague spot of that disease, i was
. yearly dread to Ell the world that
came il contact with i. See also the
great change in Panama since our gov.
ernment has taken control Of the land
there
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07
WHO'S TISa nossq xoU On
ONE or THE KIDS

All around rs there ore evidences
thaf one o. the kida, and often, two o.
nsta If the kids aTe boss, which is .
aure sign that future woman Or man
h being reared who win some day star
sie tha world with crime that viii
eanAa the gray hairs Of mother o.
father to come prenaturely, and fur
row their cheeks before they turn int
she grave. We ere warned, II Holy
Writ, not to spare the rod and spOi
the child Show w one Of thes'
spoiled daslsngs' and We win show
you one who, Al he Or she grows up
win give trouble to the parents, to TIL
teacher, the church, and to the com
munity and state.
we have no patience with the late
day sentiment, that child il too gOo(
10 receive lie rod u correction, ant
the feeling back If it ID unworthy Il
he entertained BY 4 sensible, Observant
God.fearing man or woman. We arr
right and you know Il.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07
TIE Yno1 ~ MEETING or xAl
srAxz Board OF ENTOMOLOGY

This meeting, which failed Tvs
weeks ago, pfonisd for Tuesday a
ID o'clock, A. H., and many had gath
cred from different parts ef the eounty
q participate in it. and were disap
pointed.
The understanding vas that thu
speakers we're 70 have come from Baia'
bridge. where they were slated for q
meeting On Monday.
M. Lewis was kept back by miaal
Is the trains, and those who we're q
ts4s joined him from above failed e
put IN an appearance, ard the whole At
FAR wen 81 default, much 70 the r..
rres 81 tbss &ho came. We can with,
out hesitatien say that they missed
rare trsat and We take no pleasure
Ii having to ehrsnieie Il. These disep-
posntments are hard 70 bear.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

/ take this method d announcing
my candidacy for the Office Of
Clerk and Treasurer Of the city Of
Leesburg and ask the support Of
the voters in the election which
takes place March, 18th.
Thanking you in advance for all
favOrs, I remain,
Very Respectfully,
w. T. JAcKToN,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

HckA-&AOWAI AVfC9s ~ ~ A4NWs
o. L. Tompson, Prop.
WANTED-To loan you money on
your farm, or sell it for you.
GooDR PRICE, Leesburg, Ga.
For SALE-Genuine North Caro-.
lima seed peanuts, COW peas, SOY
beans, chufas. etc Write for price
list. Hickory Seed Co., Hickory
North Carolina. 9-2t
Mrs. II. r. Simmons, Of Ameri-
Gus, was in the city on business last
Friday. Mrs. Simmons win be re-
membered pleasantly as q formei
resident Of Leesburg.
Mr.. G. w. Fletcher. Of Forsyth
Ca, visited relatives here last Sun.
day and the first days Of the week.
Mr.. Gait, an attorney Of Macon
was iD the city on busi Monday
Mr.. j. r. Hoyl, attorney Of Ar.
mena, was here Tuesday on bust.
ness.
Judge q. @. Edwards, Of Smith
Vile, and his son, j. B. Edwa; DIS,
attended Court Of Ordinary Mon
day. The venerable Judge looks tC
be in his usual health.
The Board Of County Commits.
sioners held their regular session on
Tuesday and were quite busy with
County affairs until noon. Mr.
Turner, the chairman. was detain.
ed at home and was not present,
The excessive rains make the prob
lem Of keeping up the public roads
quite a job thsse days.
aDr. w. q, simpson. Mr.. r. s.
Hale, w. FaMcAiee and Mr.. Tom
Edwards. o. smithville, were here
Tuesday.
1T. Hooks and daughter, Miss
Eva, were in the city Tuesday.
Messrs .G, D. Richards, Of Rift.
nv. W. Mcdonald, w. P. Morgan,
Frank Palmer and A. M. Howell,
81 Red Bone, were with US Tues
day. Mr.. Howell will become
Count, School Commissioner about
April, LIST,
Mr.. G. IA. Nesbit, Of Adams, also
came in Tuesday to help bring IN
the hard rain.
On saturday Feb "a, Mr. w. w.
Mcdonald, Of Beloit was scratched
by his bird dog, and the actions Of
The dog exciting his suspicious that
he was wrong he consulted a ply
stefan, was advised ~ him to car
ry the dog to Atlanta, and consult
experts. On Monday following
he went to Atlanta and carried the
dead dog in ice, and the experts al
ter examination confirmed his Eus.
picions, and commenced treating
him which is being kept up at
home. and will be continued UNI
til the is DAYS have elapsed. Mr..
Charles Wren, Mr.. Mcdonald 2
white help, was also inoculated with
thevirua and he accompanied Mr..
Mcdonald to Atlanta Tor
treatment.
Mr.. nj. NJ. Morgan and wife, OF
Rutland, near Macon, are visiting
the formers parents, this week, Mr..
Morgan has charge Of one Of the re-
laws, Of the Central block system
between Walden and Macon,
The Young people win give a
pleasant entertainment Of music,
recitations and plays, at the audi
torium on the night Of Tuesday the
10Th Of March. There viii be a
small fee for admittance Tor the
benefit Of the Methodist church.
Mr.. G. A Wallace made a flying
trip 10 Leeaburg Monday.
The journal is authorized to an
nounce that Mr.. e. J. Stocks will
he a candidate for County Commits.
sioner nom Red Bone district, in
the ensuing election. This an
nouneement is made al the solicita-
ton Of his many friends and not Of
his own seeking. It gees without
saving that Mr.. Stocks via make a
splendid Commissioners.
AS the lee has been broken other
announcements follow for the
various Offices.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

l)ailgeT!l

Neehbor, is your life insured2 Yes.
Il your Louise and barn insured2 Ief Very
we'll then. you seem % be taking precautlon
as If something terrible was going to over
come you. Still this does not show bad
Judgment in you. but rather shows that you
are progressive and safe business man,
ONE MORE QUESTION WE WOULD ASK
YOU, is YOUR MONEY INSURED2
Had you ever thought Of that? How
about that money that is lying back in the
trunk? How about that money that IS hid
away? Is TT insured? IF lis not you are
the person that we are looking for We offer
you a safe place to leave your money where
It is insured against loss, Not simply from
FIRE, from robbers and tile like but insured
against loss. That word LOSS covers the
whole category Of losses.
A fellow does not have to get his money
burned up to lose it, he does not even have
to be held up anc robbed to. lose it, bit oc.
casiOnally he makes bad loan and loses
What is the difference if he loses it2 If you
have money that is idle and you want inter-
est on it we will take it and keep it for you
and pay you INTEREST on it.
Yours for service and safety,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

Send to the LeConte Nursery, at
smithyille, Georgia, for select list
fieId-grown rofes. Do it now.
o. L. Tompson, Prop.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

WANTEDTo loan you money on
your farm, Or sell it Tor you.
GooDR PRIcE, Leesburg, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

For SAIEGenuine North Caro-
lima seed peanuts, COW peas, soy
beans, chufas, etc. Write for price
list. Hickory Seed Co., Hickory,
North Carolina. 9-2t
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

System Outf

Continental Gin Company
AsnA Ca 1runsham Ala Memphis Tenn Charlotte
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07
Local Happenings

For SALE Good native hay. SIS
per ton not delivered.
Mrs, #. d. Ramsey,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-07

Mrs. H. r. Simmons, Of Ameri-
Gus, was in the city on business last
Friday. Mrs. Simmons win be re-
membered pleasantly as q former
resident Of Leesburg.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-05-24
FINLEY ITEMS

J. O'Brian was over from Pasco visit
ing friends Sunday.
Mrs. Jory and children, Of Butte,
Montana, arrived Thursday on bust
ness and pleasure trip. They are visit
ing Mrs. Hattie Smith and family. The
Jory family were residents of Kenne-
wick few years ago.
Warren Godfrey came down from
North Yakima Saturday to visit at
home.
Mrs. F. E. DeSellem and daughter,
Of Prosser, are here enjoying visit
with friends and former neighbors.
Mr.. DeSellem is also in the valley in his
capacity Of fruit inspector.
Fred Abbey received their car of
household goods last Friday.
Geo. Won Blon transacted business
here last Wednesday. He left Friday
for his old home in Cooperstown, North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Balo, of Pasco.
visited Tuesday and Wednesday at the
home of E. M. Angel.
Mrs. Kennedy, who has been staying
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Altrogge,
returned to her home in Pasco.
S. A. Hoyt left Tuesday for Seattle,
by way of Spokane, Chelan and Wen
atchee, where he goes on business.
A. H. Poston and DR.. Davidson went
to Carley on business Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid held business meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Geo. Finley
Thursday afternoon and arranged for a
strawberry and ice cream social to be
given next Wednesday night, the 10Th,
on the Finley lawn. Everybody is cor
daily invited and the ladies guarantee
the best of good times.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Cresswell visited
with friends in Hover.
Geo. E. Finley made business TRIP
to Colby this week.
R. J. Retsloff is laid up this week
with rheumatism.
Mrs. E. M. Lands and Mrs. F. M.
Cole and baby returned from Spokane
the middle of last week. The little
Cole baby is getting along very we'll.
A car of poles was unloaded here
this week. They are for the purpose
of carrying electric power to the
Sheppard ranch for pumping water fol
irrigation.
E. M. Angel was a Pasco visitor
Monday.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-05-24
HOVER NOTES

Miss Edna Graft, of Spokane, arrived
here Wednesday, being called home on
account of the serious illness of her
mother.
Mrs. VIM. Spears, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Clarence Voliva for
the past week, returned Sunday to her
home at Washtucna, Wash.
Mrs. A. w. Pitt visited with lends
in Pasco Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. F. D. Parker and daughter,
Helen, were Kennewick visitors last
Thursday.
w. Goss, of Portland, transacted
business here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Cox, of Walla
Walla, were in town Sunday and Mon
day.
w. H. Bartel left Sunday for Port
land where he will spend the summer
with his wife. Mrs. Bartel mas been
there for some time taking medical
treatment and her friends here are glad
to hear that she is regaining her health
again.
Rev. Fraser of Kennewick called or
friends here Friday.