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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-20
MORGAN'S MILLIONS
ARE HANDED DOWN
Continued from page. 81
5o0 mounds ls2.5opl per annum.

500 pounds (s2.5oo) per annum.
ITO Henry Pendry, my butler, at
Princes Gate, London, 300 ponds (sl,-
5000 per annum.
ITO Mrs. A. King, housekeeper at
Dover House. Roe Hampton. $50
pounds, (s1,250) per annum.
'eTo ]. f. Mcleod, my gardner at
Dover House, Roe Hampton, 25V
pounds (s1,25o) per annum."
After making specific provision for
the payment OF all these annuitles,
the will continues:
Article XXIy---I give and bequeath
the sum OF $1,000 to each servant In
my household, whether in New York,
Cragston, Prince Gate or Dover
House, who shall be in my sevice at
the time of my death and shall have
been continuously employed by me
for not less than FIVE yetrs next pre-
ceding, other than those above men
toned to whom have herein before
given legacies or annuitfes.
Article XVI direct tnat any
lists or memoranda made by me in
writing, whether in ink, or in pencil,
fer the distribution among my family
and friends of any books, pictures
articles of gold or silverware, jewelry,
ornaments or other works of art, shall
be regarded and carried out by the
executors Of my will as though said
lists or memoranda were included IN
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How to Invest 1t?
Building Sites

Corner 9TH and Morgan, vacant 5Dx7O IT, price
is in line with other property selling in this
neighborhood.
Corner of eth and Fulton streets, full lot per
fecty graded, ali improvements, $4,000.
Orleans Ave, near 11th 40x14O It., at $1,000.
This is the last of the ground to be offered in
this block OF new homes.
Orleans Ave, between 18th and 18th, full lot,
all Improvements, at $1460
Grand Ave, north of 18th ST., offer all or
part of 125 it. front, 300 #. deep magnificent rv
er view and the best building sites in the city;
price for quick sale will surprise you.
Three lots corner 10th and Bank SITS, water
and sewer connections.
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WANTED Two or three rooms for
light Housekeeping on grouna
floor, either furnished or unfinished.
north side preferred. Address B.,
care Gate City.
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PRINTING ExhIbitIon.

topa, ~ York, April 49,. The Ma
lion advertising and Printing Exhfb-
pa)aos spehed today in Grand Central
hon The history of advertising
ltte,os.a.r earnest times was shown in an
snug and Instructive exhibits.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTOIsTS ATTENTION. General
machine work done on all cars.
Cylinders re-bored, new pistons and
rings fitted. Best work assured. Spe-
cial attention given to out OF town
garages repair work. J. w. Smith, at
Water Power Garage.
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GEO. BUCKNER, 1905 Morgan, tele-
phone 1914 Red, does all kinds of
plastering and repair work; 80 years
experience. Give me call.
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WANTED = Wagon transfers and
laborers at Montrose. la. Cameron
Joyce & Co.
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THE WANT COLUMN
Hamilton. Ill. Miss phone.

FOR sALE-1o acres; practically new
six room house, good barn, good
water. good garden, all kinds of fruit,
just outside OF the city limits OF Ham
ilton. A very attractive price II TAX
en- before May i. Address H. M.
Elder & Co.. Hamilton. III.
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WANTED-At once, experienced gaso-
line engineer al c.. B. & @. round
house. Apply in person, salary $500
per month.
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SALBMEN wANTDD-To handle our
fine line of calendars, some exclus-
i've designs; over 300 special styles OF
advertising leather goods; complete
line of fans and novelties. Memoran-
DUN books and diaries Compensation
liberal. The Elwood Myers Co,
Springfield, Ohio.
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WANTED.

WANTED Steady. competent sales
ladies; permanent position; bring
references. Apply in person. F. W.
Woolworth Co.
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WANTED Position by first class
bookkeeper and accountant; am
also Al salesman, executive ability
initiative and a hustler If you can
use good man along these lines adj
dress Accountant, care Gate City.
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and everything on It.

M improved city property, vacant lots
- acreage, farm lands specially.
~ rOme In and tell us what you have
want to buy.
offe Office no rooms 4ooLa Main st. upstairs.
Residence phone s32-red
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nap Blvd. Good shade and water.
Inquire 1712 Orleans avenue.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Blue grass sod. See
Smith Hardware co.
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WANTED Twenty teams at Thir-
teenth and Seymour streets, Mon
day morning at $50. ]. G. McManus
Construction Co.
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Houses---North Side

Concert ST., near 9Th: double house paying
good income and with modern improvements full
lot
41s Fulton St. at $3.50. House has every CON
venence. ground 32x140 1T.
Corner OF 9Th and Franklin SITS, double brick,
improvements property will pay $3.50 per year;
price is $4,000, ground, 75x11O It.
We are offering the Water Power Co. hotel
property overlooking the river at the site of the
power house. This includes two cottages the
s lots at the head of High street. Complete In
formation gladly furnished.
4oS N 9th St, ground 60x150 It. with frame
cottage Price $500. ss'es
e1o Morgan ST., good sized brick house. bath,
gas, steam heated attractive interior; property
has 75x140 It. Can be purchased for reasonable
price.
Corner 9th and Fulton streets, rooms with
bath, house has every Improvement and is COM
paratively new. Ample ground reasonable price,
part cash only.
High street. overlooking the river, all modern
home, attractive interior, 81 lots
Franklin St. near 18TH rooms with bath, full
lot, price $3.50.
Corner Of 18th and Orleans Ave-, full lot with
two cottages, six rooms each, partly i'm
proved; front house, s1.400, rear house at $4,000.
s25 N. 18th st. 6 room frame, city water gas
furnace. full lot. reasonable price
Corner 7th and Orleans, 35x140 it., with room
house price $3.50.
10 room modern home Blondeau street near
18th. Good income bearing property.
Small cottage at 1925 Fulton street, lot 4Ox14O
IT,. 81 $50
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Warehouses, Factories, Etc.

full lots, two of them the old stove
foundry site, offered at $4,000
Corner of Third and Exchange streets, 100x90
it. can be purchased at a reasonable price.
Corner Eighth and Johnson Sts. 70x140 it..
brick paved both sides. two good brick buildings.
Johnson street, between 10th and 18th, three
lots two story brick factory building equipped
with water, gas, etc.
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WANTED-A stripper at Reimbold's
cigar store. IL South Fifth street.
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FOR sALE-Front so feet corner
Fourteenth and Leighton. Finest
building lot facing Rand park. In.
quire G. C. Johnson, SIT North Sixth
street.
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GIRLS WANTED Apply at once,
Keokuk Pickle Co., First and John
son streets.
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Main Street Locations

90 # frontage, vacant, between 9th and 10th,
can be purchased at reasonable price If sold
quickly.
SO 1-S IT. frontage, Main street, between 5th
and 9Th, two small buildings. of the best To-
cations in the business district
Main street. near 9Th. extra we'll built three
story building. on ground 25x140 IT.. will be sold
at a reasonable price.
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WANTED-Th Hippodrome theatre
wants competent gentlemen for
ushers.
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WANTED kinds OF hauling,
ashes or moving of any kind, filing
in, also blowing garden. Homer Acker-
man. residence 1923 Johnson street.
Bell phone No. 1272-Black.
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MEN OF IDEAS with inventive abil-
ity should write today for new list
Needed Inventions" Prizes for pat
ents. Randolph & Co. patent attor-
neys, Washington, D. C.
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WANTED-Lac curtains to clean.
Work guaranteed satisfactory.
Phone 1920 Black.
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FOR SALE-Household goods at 1902
Concert. Call from to 8 or phone
1332-black.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, one good surrey,
one phaeton. single harness. Call
at 500 Johnson street.
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WANTED competent girl for gen
eral housework Inquire 72s Orleans
avenue.
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LOCOMOTIVE fremen, brakemen.
wages about $500 experience I'M
necessary. Send age, stamp. Railway,
care City.
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FOR SALE-Hotel business and fur
niture, doing good business. Adj
dress "a. A." this office.
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FOR SALES Show case 2 feet by TX
feet in good condition. G. 8. Abel,
25 North Fourth street
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WANTED good strong young man
to work in ice cream department.
McGrath Bros. Drug Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-20

WANTED rent, good upright
piano. Address NV. k" Gate City.
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FOR SALE-Fine road horse, years
old and sound, also phaeton and har-
ness. Enquire DR.. Rowe's barn.
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How to Hold 1t Safe?

Corner 10th and Exchange Sts thoroughly mod
ern room home cement cellar, ground 5Ox7S
Price $3.50.
Corner 18th and Exchange Sts full lot with
frame cottage and large barn, price $145O.
712 Des Moines SITS, foom house, BATH city
water sewer lot 50x14O IT, A very nice place,
$4,000.
S21 Carroll street is nice cottage situated on
ground of IS It., frontage, room for two more cot
tagess price is s2,100.
Des Moines street near 9Th, two cottages bring
Ing good income, city water and sewer connec-
ton, ground 50x140 TT, $1,000.
217 Bank st. room brick house, thoroughly
modern in fine condition, every convenience
Ground 621ax14O TT.
211 Bank ST.. room frame, BATH partly modern
ample ground $2.25O
1927 William ST.. frame. city water,
74x140 1T. OF ground, the corner.
room house with 6 lots at 22nd and Tmea
SITS, city water and property carries about so
bearing fruit trees
In West Keokuk, house with lots.
good location House and one lot. $1,000, or sin
gle lot. alone, SITS.
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FOR SALE Good heavy work horse
nine years old. e22 Main street.
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VANTED-Cows to pasture on Belk-
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WANTED-A colored woman cook.
Call 462.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01
Washington a
Correct Surveyor

Government surveyors, who have
Just been checking up some of the
lines reputed to have been run by
George Washington in his days of
chain and compass work, have found
them good.
About 1851, according to tradition,
George Washington, then 19 years
old, ran out for Lord Thomas Fairfax
the line between what was then to
be Augusta and Frederick counties.
Virginia, this being only a part of a
great deal OF surveying which he is
said to have been engaged upon at
that time. These two counties were
separated from what was then Or
ange county, and the grant to Lord
Fairfax was supposed to extend west
ward to the Pacific ocean. Suisse
quently these large tracts were fur
ther subdivided, so that the Fairfax
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01

Haas, the most active member OF the
Portland Commercial Club committee
which is arranging for the Roseburg
trip
THE showing made by Oregon at
the exposition in San Francisco will
do us a lot of good and ! am glad to
know that it is in good hands.
IA comprehensive exhibit at Ash
land, properly handled, will put a
great many more people on the land
than there are now and that, to my
mind, is the chief reason for the
gathering together of active repre-
sentative men at Roseburg. The
state cannot prosper when all travel
that visits it stops only at one city
Portland is more interested in hav-
ing the newcomer stop and become
interested in the lands in and around
our smaller cities and towns than to
have them residents OF this CITY,"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01
Convict Camp
On Siskiyous

Superintendent B. f. Lawson of
the Salem penitentiary. who was
with Governor West and State En-
gineer Bowlby at the breaking
ground on the Pacific Highway, an
nounces his intention of establishing
big stockade on the Siskiyous for
the working of convicts ON the high
way. There is big stone cut which
was not included in the contract Of
Keasal & Mcdowell, and on this the
convicts will be worked. The camp
will not be established until after
the first of the year and will not be
an honor camp.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01
REGISTRATION
UNNECESSARY
CITY BACK UNDER THE OLD VOT.
ING REGULATIONS.
The 1918 LAW DECLARED VOID
City Never Required Registration
Under Old Law and City Attorney
Thinks 1t Unnecessary Under Su
preme Court Decision.

AS was noted in the Tidings a few
days ago, the supreme court of Ore
gon has declared the 1913 registra-
tion law void because it tried to
place some of the legislative powers
upon the supreme court. In cities
where registration was required un-
der their charters this complicates
matters very much as the registra-
tion this year is void. Grants Pass,
for instance, is in bad muddle. Her
election occurs today and the entire
registration is declared void.
In order to be sure of the effect
upon Ashland the Tidings called up
City Attorney Moore this morning
and asked him what effect it would
have on the city of Ashland Mr.
Moore replied that in his opinion,
without making any examination of
the matter, the city would not be
affected, except in that all electors
could vote without registration The
city charter does not provide regis
tration for city elections and it has
never been held necessary in Ashland
The decision invalidating the present
law, in the opinion of Mr.. Moore
which is undoubtedly correct, simply
throws Ashland back upon the char.
ter provisions and renders registra
tion unnecessary.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01
Annual of IA Promises to Be a Great
Success.

If the enthusiastic and loyal sup
port of the students of the Ashland
high school counts as factor in the
producing of an annual, then GER
tainly the annual of IA will be a
bowling success. This evening one
of the liveliest rallies promises to be
pulled off in our little city of Ash
land. The students are going to try
to show how much they desire an
annual this year, and how much the
loyel and substantial support of the
business of Ashland is appreciated.
The merchants of Ashland have here
tofore given the pprevious ANIMALS
their generous and hearty support,
and it is to be hoped that this year
such support will continue. The very
fact that the present year has been
poor business one will make their
ads more deeply appreciated.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01
Lowe Makes Hit
AS a Lecturer
Chicago, Nov. "a, 1913.


The Ashland Tidings, Ashland, Ore
Gentlemen: Your article to the
Chicago Tribune has been quite large
ly circulated by the Land Show peo-
ple<
have been introduced on all occa-
sions as Farmer Lowe, the man from
Oregon that knows how to hoe, and
Hoe, You Sucker, Hoe" the photo
graph of George, the five-year-old
farmer, is a slogan of the Chicago
Land Show.
The lecture platform has claimed
my attention since l left Ashland, and
spoke in almost the states between
Oregon and Illinois, and will journey
south from Chicago AMI land in New
Orleans, and thence possibly to Cuba,
before / return home, which will
possibly be early in January. We
are receiving every recognition due
us at the hands of the people of Chi
cago and the state of Illinois.
Wishing l could be in Ashland to
swallow some sunshine, / am,
Your servant,
D. NJ, LOWE.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01
BROKE GROUND FOR THE
new PACIFIC HIGHWAY
SAM Hill TURNS FIRST DIRT SPEECHES BY HILL Gov WEST AMI
OTHERS MARK INAUGURATION OF BIG PROJECT

Mr.. Hill accepted the shovel and
before inserting it in the soil paio
high tribute to Jackson county for
taking the lead in good roads build
ing and informed them that the eyes
of the nation were upon Oregon and
especially upon the Rogue River Val
ley. If the people of Jackson county
received full value for money ex-
pended then the good work would &c
on throughout the state and through
out the nation. If they did not, then
it would stop. He also highly com
plimented Governor West and others
and paid a eulogistic tribute to the
building of good roads, after which
he turned a shovel of earth toward
the construction of the road.
Following the address of Mr.. Hill
there were loud calls for Governor
West, who responded briefly. Gov
ernor West declared also that the
success of the good roads movement
depended largely upon whether OIL
not the people got one dollars worth
of road for every dollar expended
and expressed the opinion that under
the "tireless" Judge Tou Velle il
would get full measure for its in
vestment. He then alluded to the
efforts being made by disgruntled
contractors to besmirch the'characteT
of Judge Tou Velle and others, and
stated that he had directed the pros
ecuting attorney to take the matter
up. Governor West declared that he
had known for three months that eff
forts had been made to "get next
the Jackson county court, and that
the parties had pursued the same
tactics in other places to force Off
cials to buy their wares. He de-
clared no firm need come TO the state
highway commission and seek bust
ness unless their hands were clean
as they would not get II.
]. S. Howard called the attention
OF Governor West to the fact that in
the past when melon was cut by
the state of Oregon the slice handed
to southern Oregon was so thin that
you could read the Lords prayer
through it, and expressed hope that
the $250,000 voted for good road!
would be more equitably divided. He
was assured that it would.
Bert r. Greer assured the county
court of the belief of the citizens Of
Ashland in their integrity ant
pledged the support of the commun
ity in all good works, after which the
party returned to Ashland.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01

Construction of the Pacific High
way has been officially commenced.
The ceremonies OF Friday afternoon
were epoch marking. They signaled
the commencement of the first hard
surfaced link, outside the confines
of the cities, of the great Pacific
Highway. In fact, they inaugurated
work on one of the first if not the
first hard-surfaced road in the ma
tional highway system.
The group of men who gathered
around Samuel Hill when he turned
the first shovel full of dirt was a
notable one. Mr.. Hill, man of in
ternational fame as a road builder,
as well as a former railroad head of
ability, had journeyed from his home
in the state of Washington to take
the leading part in the work. With
him stood Oswald West, the chief Of
ficial of this great commonwealth.
Major Bowlby, the state highway en-
gineer, who will have charge of the
building of the highway, was also
present, as was ]. s. Howard, the
father of Medford, the veteran en-
gineer who first demonstrated the
possibility of highway over the Sis
kiyous which would be bot Inefficient
and scenic. Gathered around the
historic group were Judge Tou Velle
and the members of the county court
and other county officials, the mayor
and city officials of Ashland and
other citizens of Jackson county to
the number of about 1875.
The scene of the ceremonies was
just above the junction of the Cali
fernia road with the Green Springs
Mountain road to Klamath Falls.
The party, which left Ashland about
1880 in the afternoon, reached there
about 1880 and no time was lost in
preliminaries.
William Colvig, president of the
Medford Commercial Club, acted as
master of ceremonies. and after a
few well-chosen remarks handed to
Mr.. Hill a shovel, the handle of
which was finished in gold and the
Blade in silver. On the handle was
the inscription, Samuel Hill, Siski-
you Mountain Highway, November
28, 1913" while the blade carried
the inscription, "State Highway Com
mission, Oswald West, Governor
Ben w. Olcott, Secretary of State;
Thomas B. Kay, State Treasurer; H.
L. Bowlby, State Highway Engineer. -
IF. l.. Tou Velle, County Judge; w.
C. Lever, County Commissioner; J,
C. Smith. County Commissioner
Keasal & Mcdowell, Contractors"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01

Roseburg, Ore, Dec. With the
assurance that not less than 500 dele
gates from all sections of the state
will be in attendance, elaborate prep
arations are being made for the COM
nercial meeting to be held in Rose
bSrg on December 4.
According to letters received by
the publicity manager of the Rose
burg Commercial Club, southern Ore
gen is to send special train here
On that date. The excursionists COM
ing on this train will include delega-
tions from Ashland, Grants Pass,
Medford and other southern Oregon
cities. From Portland comes the
news that 40 delegates will be sent
here, while Eugene will send nearly
twice that number, Cottage Grove,
Salem, Eugene, Albany and other
northern Oregon cities are to be rep
resented by large delegations.
The business meeting will be held
H the new Antlers Theatre. The
speakers include Edgar B. Piper,
managing editor of the Oregonian;
@. S. Jackson of the Portland Jour
nai. Tom Richardson and score or
more of other prominent men.
The express purpose of the meet
ing is to arrive at some agreement
relative to impressing on the eastern
er the Importance Of visiting points
in Oregon other than Portland, while
in the west attending the Panama
Pacific Exposition. Resolutions will
be adopted urging the railroads to
allow tourists coming west by the
southern route to return by north
ern route at the same fare as II they
travelled both ways over the same
line. Liberal stopover privileges
also will be requested.
The matter of maintaining a per-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-01

Club: Samuel Hill, Oswald West, ].
$. Howard, B. r. Lawson, William NJ.
Colvig, f. L. Pou Velle, II. l.. Bowl
by, Wa. c. Lever, j. A. Wester-
lund, II. Won der HELEN, ]. NJ.
Keene, w. A. Reeder, w. II. Gore.
George b. Boos, Alfred S. Carpenter
Stewart Patterson, George Gates, C.
Cunningham, Ben C. Sheldon, f. B.
Pickel, w. |. Vawter, E. d. Briggs,
c. B. Watson, w. II. Canon, p. j.
Neff. II. A. Keasal, j. f. Summer
vile, Charles B. Gay, A. X Earfort,
George A. Briscoe, +. +. Watson, C..
Y. Tengwald, Robert Ruhl, G. A.
Gardner, ]. r. Woodford. A. S. Ros-
enbaum, II. G.. Garnett (Shorty), !.
G. Smith, Benton Bowers, c. f.
Gates, M. Purdin, William Gerig,
George Putnam, o. II. Johnson, Eu-
gene Walrad, Bert r. Greer, ]. A.
Gerking, A. M. Beaver, w. H. Gowdy,
w. II. McNair, Louis Werth, C. H.
Gillette, V. o. N. Smith, P. l.. Ash
craft, j. w. Mccoy, George A. Sea-
ger, c. B. Wolf, Il. T. Staples, w. NJ.
Mcdowell, Frank A. Kittredge, Well
born Beeson, Ford N. Hills.