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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
Der riTieseaSs gasiisHbs~.

Die 9eibenSeeTdi9te etnes ,eom.
mis- nobo9eur" fam IN elmer Der.
baribIiutg our Spro1e, oie bic 4.
observation-disclosures bes 8erIiner2anb.
geridts l beihdttiete. @eeen I'm
treue mar ber @ef9dftsreiie1oe 8rli.
no 2abosfi ongefIogt. Or mar bel
einer Sirrno g., einem DdI6eoer.
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uHo bate uIttertpegs einen SeiI Der
ibm uIiteegeberen Boren beriest.
8or @eriht nla6te er eeItenb, baB
er tn Feiuer SteIllutg bel Der Siruta
R. cine 'pabre 9eioerSeefdidte babe
eurdmu9en miiifen. SarfoIee elmer
mansdb dboften Sr9aitif ifotiou iei er
bdufig in Drte eei6idt porben, Die
foeben erit Don einem an6eren Rei.
ferlben berIeIben Sirma ~abaegrait"
ipor6en paren. Da Die 9eine bort
irlJtpifhen erfabren batten, oab iie
iibers Obr eeboisen maren, Do fie bic
Sa1en i'm nG6Iten St1btd,en binieer
fouFen fonnten, bobe .er bduti9 oie
betannte @isbIattfigur bes ~Negen-
ben 6seiieIpben" fpdeIen uiiIfeu. Ser
,Sinattssplrf~ fei mitinter 70 pIob.
LID erfoIgt. bob er nidt einmaI feline
8aren Qtitpoden tonnte. giumal iei
{oaar Elm Bauer INIT benz @epebr
binter ibm berselaufen unb babe auf
ibn eei6oiien, 70 bdb er IN ieiner
aneft hIeirtigit bapongeIaufen iei.
Sebr b1,ifie lei es aud porgetom.
men, 6ab er bon Der Sirma 3u ge.
riuae ober iiberbaitpt gar teine SPe-
fen erbaIten babe, 10 bab er, nm in
ben @aitboien uidt als 3e1preller
nerbaftet ou perbeu, ge8ipun9en ge.
nefen fei, Boreii Su oerpfonoen.
$ierburd iei baudls 6as Ranto ent.
Itar,ben. Ser Stadtsontpolt beon-
tragte cine @eidnglisitrafe bon 5ehn
WoItaten. 0os @eri4t erfonnte auf
Greiipredung bes Quseflagtea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

rGs pir6 nirgen5s eradbIt, 0ab Sie
Sportaner' seulurrt bdtten, oils bas
neue @eies ole aiinite, ben &anoeI,
bic arbeit aus tbrem 2anoe per.
bonnte, Sanii iie iid beiier benz
Rriege piomen fonnten, ooer ais es
ibaen befabI, Die Gru4t ibrer 2iebe
In ben abgrunb 5u merfen, nenu lie
ut&t poh gerateH mar. GIs 2pturs
aber barIeste., bab bic WabI5eiten &C.
meini9oftli1. briioerIid. nit Elm uno
berieben Sunfe eiRsenommen perbeu
ntiibten. erbob man GiHrdHoe, bic
ihu urH Elm Guge braHten."
Gos aeben bot 6as @ute unb aus
gieideHbe, OaB es uns ME 70 gut seht,
ME mir Cd uRs tiiHi4eH, unb Hie 70
i%etbt. tpie man es nns tpiiwi&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
q Souutaas'8hae.
ea6anauua & @pomiua Sailsb.
(eanreI einie.)
amiih,n @nantur unb @iIIss. .9arrt.

9ptI6tn Seranton unb VSlH'e'ou.
aaot vsyIoisu SCRANTON um .00. 90, 300
400. 500 unS 800 %cratne. Nm $40 Wor'
asus an @odbenidaen unb ant udhfciatHes
,man,to Wiuui,n, unb um 700 wcrdsne an
Gsun,Saea unb alIe udtfcIatute ipduita wfi-
ru,s,, bis uub tuFIuiips 70 90 Ma6ts, In @tl-
.Borre IL Wftuuttu 'p6ttr dnfcutmsub.
Grprtssfias, uur In ptttstcu dnhaltsno. ssr-
iiHtu SCRANTON dut Stunos tdalt1, dneas.
uommeu Spuntdde unb Btitftdaen, ecH I.IS
Ruvasus bic 7.t9 Nbsnee une trsHsn tn gStl'
fes. .sorrs 30 Riuuien fpdter stn.
OsstsTtf Dienii imiitea Srdntcn. Ndu aua
Uarf, euna PART, pstsrsbura une Dunniors.
5iehs Bdhrpidu fir dtpddbttUretruot 3ha'
Srottn Rrdft am 8. Suit19O7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
ctutnter Beauent.

ek fsun.a pstldn Strsn gtsd tsbtn abtnb
~ q DIR. Sf.O0 trBHn,t tixt Sparttnldet
sabIt 9 Vrs,,ni 3inlsa. @t fsnrsu ,ttttH 5er
gsiS iestn Yaa I'm Sabr sAns akubtguug.
FHYalHaftIid bssplnd&tistt astnttn ttiI ets
Qmmtiidb,u Sc Grausailauiif&tn une ahittH
Dompftr eintsn. @itbt fiir Rstitn bic Dsits
anslunft uub nisbrisift prstls.
Die Rplartats Mbfbtiluna frttaf Bpumantsn
uuA vrlbisetns esftslidt Duiuments n alltn
euycbSifdbtn Sprd&tn an. BHoret pdtt fiif
Buratr ppu ben Der. Sidaltu. @tleisneunetH
na& alien StsiIsu bu sDslt.
8lan Bnnfiu8 $Unfe,
ais 2adatpanna Noe, Seranfon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

Gin iebr eutes weitteI etnen 5ep.
pt& 5ii rstnieen, IT. ibn NIT elmer gu
ten SeifenIouee, Der man etpas CoI.
miafgeHt sifett. mt elmer abitsifblr.
fte itri@sDeiie ou biiriten unb NIT TN.
uver reinem @aiIer nodaapai&en,
Damn spiro init einem trodensH 6u&e
in@gerieben unb Der Geppi1 ouf
beam Gubboben eIatt Iieeaso. eetrod-
net.
SeerfIeteu entferntman iebr Iei&t
onr& gefeudten nit Gerpentin o6er
1aumol nno ausipoiden NIT Seifeu.
tuoiier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
0efdbrltdjer 8ufalL
0niammeHtreffeH Gu&efprts NIT BEN
Attentdter RDbiIiHe.

TIM bic SsEsaatass eltHatisu. Ii ssi4s gzRs
ser babHrta bate ssratsz fss#eH.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
ANOTHER MILLION
I OH PEARL
HIRDOR

Another big dredging, project for
Pearl Harbor is being considered by
the navy department, and probably
the next congress will be asked to
pour o round million of dollars into
the channel. The superdreadnoughts
of the new navy have already made
necessary thex extensions Of the dry.
dock, and now It is thought advisable
to deepen and widen the entrance to
the harbor itself.
It has been known for some. time
that L naval authorities thought 1t
best to straighten lae Pearl Harbor
channel somewhat, but the magnitude
of the undertaking has just become
known locally. A fourth as much
again as was spent for the original
dredging contract will be required to
deepen the entrance channel from 35
to 40 feet, and to cut off some Of the
corners which now make navigation
of the passage very difficult for large
vessels. The estimate for this new
work Is 100000 while the amount OF
the original contract was IS, ,666, 900.
No appropriation will be asked from
the present congress, but the next ses-
sion viii be asked to. authorize the
funds. This brings the total esti-
mated cost of the Pearl Harbor naval
base up to $13,031, 500. y ....-... .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
\ n 6. 4. PAYS
0fF LAST OF
IT'S DEBTS
-s HHO DAM0 -
Ea..&

The board OF directors of the
Young Mems Christian Association
tfis morning paid the last dollar OF
that institutions indebtedness. leaving
thenew building entirely free from in.
|cumbrances. H.:
When the association was moved to
the present location, It was found nee.
essary by the board that funds would
be needed for the installation OF sew.
oral new features in the association
and numerous extras, and for this pur.
pose a note for six thousand dollars
was drawn. OF this amount, five
thousand dollars was paid last year,
using one thousand dollars o (
amount Of private subscriptions given
to the association. and four thousand
cchars Of the money given to the as
Sociation, number Of years ago. This
last amount, that given to the assvcia.
tion q number Of years ago, had been
previously voted by the board to be
put aside as an endowment fund.
As q result of the membership cam.
paign which was held yesterday. the
hoard deemed IL best to use the thou.
sand dollars paid in by the new mem
bers yesterday to pay the remainder
OF the debt, and this was done this
morning and now the association
stands entirely free from debG AT
present the association Is able to pay
from three-fourths to four-fifths Of the
running expenses, but at the same
time it Is necessary to solicit private
subscriptions to the amount Of four OF
five thousand dollars in order to COM
plete the payment of the current ex.
penses of the association for each
year.
1T must not be unders TODD that the
campaign which was held yesterda,
was for the purpose Of raising money
to pay the remainder Of the debt" sai0
r.. c. Atherton, treasurer of the asso-
CT. ton this morning. This is not the
fact. It was not until this morning
that the board decided that it would
benefit the association If this debt were
paid, and 1t was considered a good in
vestment for the money received from
the campaign. believe that now 6nat
the association Is free from indebted
ness 1t will continue Its work on
firmer and better basis than ever be
fore, enlarging its work and it's useful
ress in the community.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Chinese BRUTE
NJ j ST STAY
IN PRISON

Chung Nung, the Chinaman sentenc.
ed to life Imprisonment by Circuit
Judge Robinson last spring for COM
mitting the crime of rape upon a girl
less than twelve years old, will not be
set at liberty for the present. The su-
preme court this morning denied the
writ of error applied for by Attorney
Lorrin Andrews, the prisoners counsel.
The petition for the writ was based
primarily on the alleged failure of the
lower court to set forth in writing in
the record of the case, the judges
charge to the jury. City and County
Attorney Cathcart appeared for the
prosecution both in the lower court and
in the supreme court in the present
case. The decision of the lower court
is sustained.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
CITY SANITARY
DEPARTMENTS
BOURB0l|ZED

Doc fWilliam IT. Monsarrat, city
and county meat ami fo0d inspector,
IA slated to 60 the way Of Doe Richard,
milk inspector, by the Democratic sup
ervfsors, that way, Of course, being the
Well-trodden path Of dismissal.
Dr.. A. r. RoWat, the veterinary sur
-geon, Is an applicant for Monsarrat's
job, 1t was stated this morning, but
no decision as to his appointment has
ys: been made. The place ID consid-
cred q good political plum to land. and
there may be others after It.
Joe Richard; republican, was dis
placed for e. ]. Gay, Democrat. as
milk inspector by the board several
days age. Yesterday the board re-
ceived q protest from Territorial Veter-
marian Norgaard through the board
Of agriculture and forestry. The board
.of agriculture is carrying on an ex-
tensive and important tuberrulin test
for dairy and other herds IN the Is
lands and It Is declared that Richard
should not be displaced for an untried
man. On this point the report Of the
led to the supervisors for thsi cogita-
tion, says: "a. 4 SIS
ITO replace him with an absolutely
inexperienced man would practically
CONTINUED on PAGE ~ s.. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
FRAME.UP TRIED
IN BIKE RACE,
SAYS CYCLISI

That one branch of professional
sport in Honolulu has reached a pass
where crooked methods are in evi-
dence, and where frame-ups, and sure
:hings are heing attempted, to separ'
ate the public from its money, is indi-
;ated by the statement of Alexander
]. Smith, of Maui, young profes'
sional bicycle racer. Smith and SOL
1ier" King were practically matched
or a 10-mile bike race, TO Take place
at some date il the near future, and
his morning Smith made the state
nent that King lad approached him
With an offer of $3.50 to allow him
(King) to win.
Smith, who is only 20 years of age.
md inexperienced in the usages OF
crooked sport. told King he would
.hink the matter over. He told his
brother, Eddie Smith. and Nigel Jack
son who has been trying to secure
he match for him, of Kings alleged
1ffer, and on their advice came to the
Star-Bulletin this morning, with full
md complete statement of the whole
affair.
King met me on Fort street last
night" said Smith, 'and talked to
me about a race. He told me that
he knew a man who would bet $500 on
him to win, and that if would pro-
mise to lose the race he would give
me half the money. l was to race
him for a fifty dollar side bet, but
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
PAVING Fight IS
SETTLED; WORK
BEGINS

The street-car paving controversy
between the Honolulu Rapid Transit
and Land Company and the city and
county has been settled amicably, and
the active work of laying the paving
between the tracks along King street
from the King street bridge to Nuuanu
street will begin next Monday.
This was the information received
by Superintendent of Public Works H.
K. Bishop this morning in letter
from Manager C. G. BaIentyne, Of the
Rapid Transit company. Mayor Fern
confirmed the news by telephone. 1t
is understood at the capitol building
that the settlement is the result Of a
compromise which will permit the
company to use ohia blocks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
SUPERVISORS
RUN Up AGAINST
Aly0THER HITCH
Bangl Also: Biff!

Rangi Also: Biff!
Deputy City and County Attorney
Milyerton dealt the nicely arranged
plans for expurgating the city and
county pay rolls Of all dyed-in-the-wool
O. o. p. men, a solar plexus crack at
the MONDAY meeting of the board oi
supervisors today. In his opinion re.
garding the status Of the city's EN-.
ployes, employed by the month, and
whom 1t was planned to fire on Jan.
nary Is, Milyerton declares that To
follow this scheme would render the
city liable to q number Of damage
suits, to say the least. His full opin.
Ion follows. ~. y,
In order that there may be no mis-
understanding, ! submit herewith IN
writing an opinion, as to the status OF
employees Of the City and County OF
Honolulu. Shortly prior to the last
meeting of the Board, the Mayor re-
quested this Department to render an
opinion upon the matter and at the last
meeting of the board such opinion was
rendered orally. An answer to the
specific question, concerning which in.
formation was desired, Is laid down In
one Of the leading standard text books
on the subject of municipal corpora.
tions In the following language: .,..
fcontinued on Pare q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
FEDERATION TO
TALK CHARTER

A lively discussion of Honolulu's
proposed short-ballot or commission
charter will be held on Tuesday even.
ing at 8 O'Clock, when the Civic FEEDER
alton and interested citizens general
ly gather in force at the public lib
rary to talk over what they know
what they want to know and what
others know about this form of mum.
cipal government
President Arthur G. Smith will
probably preside only long enough tt
turn the floor over to the speakers
some of whom are going all primeG
for debate, criticism and suggestion
Every citizen who is interested In tht
subject Is asked to be present.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Congress Wants Morgan's Stor,

WASHINGTON Jan The nntt.s that Z. ths se
Pierpont Moraan
ststsd that the committee desires e s.rn ro s tssn.p
said completely donats
far the larger part osths
~
mornings intensely ntsrestp9
that has grip firmly
Pacific charters
ss 55estS5 rs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
rAssoelated PRESS canlel

ATHENS, Greece
woshpped refused dspy religion.
inflicted before he Hnay killed hs victims Little folk burned
mothers The aaued ard burned with ns brands
difficulty police
keep In the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

Hardly feature OF the public life
OF Honolnln or Of the county of Oahu
fails 70 receive attention In the finn
report Of the territorial grand Jury
flied this morning with Judge Robin
son The 1epprf speaks volumes for
The industry n tie men who composed
th6 5hfl. md he ~ iculty Of the task
they found before them.
Ia view or the recent charges made
against the military stationed here, the
action OF the grand jury In going out
of It's way to completely clear the
good name OF Uncle Sans soldiers on
Oahu IL significant. In an important
table OF figures given below, the jury
shows exactly what classes and ma
tionalities have been chiefly responsi-
BILE for the violations Of the laws dur
ing the last year.
+Dago red comes In for its share Of
the blame for the crime and yiolence
committed In this county. The grand
Jury suggests that, as means Of
counteracting the damage done by this
wine a law providing that no wine less
than three years old, be imported or
sold in this territory.
"1n this connection, and In dealing
with the class Of crime for which sDa-
20 red" is mostly responsible. the
grand jury goes out of its way to
praise the faithful men and women Of
the missions who have been devoting
their lives to the protection OF young
girls.
Speaking Of the conditions found in
the county jails, tine body commends
the work that 10 being done by High
Sheriff Henry and Jailer Asch. 1t also
has pat on the back,for Sheriff Jar.
rett and urges that his hands be
strengthened by the increase in the
force Of patrolmen he has at his dis
posal. One Of the suggestions with
which the report Is filled Is that the
county assume the burden Of caring
and feeding the horses Of the mounted
men, and commends the idea Of the
county owning the animals used by
the trooper. patrolmen outright. a
Many pages Of the report are filed
with statements Of the conditions
found to exist In the schools and 9TH
er institutions Of the county. The
Jury urges the need Of enlarging the
capacity of many OF the schools, and
does the same thing for the insane
asylum, which 1t says Is crowded.
Chief Thurston of the fire depart
ment comes in for share Of praise.
and the jury recommends that the city
provide for the increased demands
made and 10 be made upon the de-
partment. -
In view OF the agitation for altera-
ton Of the city charter, the four pages
of suggestions made by the jury, along
lines providing for efficiency and eco
nomy will be received with attention.
The members OF the grand jury were:
B. F. Beardmore, Arthur Berg, R. A.
Cooke, Charles s. Desky, H. B. Gif.
fard, ]. A. Gilman, w. W. Harris, T.
F. Lansing, Charles Lucas, J. w. L
MCGUIRE, c. G. Owen. E. Fl. Paris, F
E. hichardson, J. L. p. Robinson, G
e. schaefer, w. E. Shaw, w. H. Soper
william Wolters, John Waterhouso
(foreman).
The report reads In part:
''The grand jury of your court re
spectfully begs to submit its final re
CONTINUED on Page 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
PAVING ROW AGAIN

The old trouble with the Rapid
Transit Company about the paving Of
its part of King street was threshed
over again at a meeting of the board
Of supervisors this afternoon, being
started by a communication from
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

Manager Ballentyne stating that the
company intended to begin the work
on Monday morning.
Chairman Petrie Of the road COM
mittee wanted the sense Of the board,
especially on the matter Of foundation,
the company stating that it intended
to use rock filling.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

81 made that the soldiers Of the u 8 Army
Of the From during
jury
the defendants only where hills
Involved
offenses all offenses property
simply correctIna
certain Impression that
. Of the enlisted sa #4@
opinion thsssnd jury army men have been
sresy ssned. has they
haxsd orderly. $500 4@# 10 90
OF exceptions certainly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Fra Albertus Sentenced
rAssociated Press cabIel

BUFFALO t1Fra Abus' Ebert Hubbard tof
pleaded guilty having sent obscene matter through
$780,
OF chnse pleaded
their promise not onend
ri /. ~ - q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
CONCENTRATION OF WEALTH UNSAFE

WASHINGTON JAM -Atorney
committee investigating the aed forced George Baker
wealth the hands OF captains Of finance serious and growing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Archibald Vote Monday

D. C.. the
probably
Of illegal
Pennsylvania No
the division Of the vote
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Castro Remains In Tolls
rAssocrared Press cabIsI

Senor president
and on
Washington deeded
his board Of inquiry
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Frosts in California Continue
fAssocIateA Press CableI

FRANCISCO Jan fhs golden state s frost bound e
that been DONE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Russia Pulls Mongolia Wires
[Associatea Press cableI

LIT learned today
donu her best to persuade Mongolia treaty. offensive
believed 70 ne agn
MAJ o International eompneatons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
|NOSLEMS MASSACRE
CHRISTIAN WOMEN

Reports of Hideous Torture Given Victims
OF Brutal Turks Reach Athens and
Start City Blazing With Indignation
Thirty In All Slain, Many OF Them
Children = Greeks Demanding Re
neWal of War---Bulgars Issue Official
Statement Showing Loss of 81 900
In Conflict
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

Special prices on SAFES till Jan. 1st
to make room for new stock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

GOES OUT OF WAY
TO Deny CHARGES

Presents Figures For Past Year Showing
Nationality and Class OF ALI Offend
ers Against the City and County
LaWs--Takes Up Wide Variety oil
Interests In Voluminous Final Report
Suggests Changes In Charter
Praise For Police and Fire Depart
ment w.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

II. E. HENDRICK, LTD,
Merchant and Alakea. Phone 9e4S
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

From 8. F.:
Siberia-Lurline, 18th
For 8. F.:
Nile-Lurline. Jan. u
From Vancouver:
Mariana, Jan. 20.
For Vancouver:
Makura, Jan. %.
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CONTINUED on Page p
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CONTINUED on Page 81
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fcontinued on Page q
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20
MORE LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Frank H. Stall returned HON.
last Tuesday night from Colorado
Springs and Denver, where she has
been enjoying a weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. clar.nc. II. Brown and little
daughter. Dorothy. who have been
visiting Mrs. Browns parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Noah George. during the
past month. eap.rt 10 leave Sunday
night for their home In Lafayette.
Ind.
An interesting event of this week.
was tn. reception given last night
at the Boys Club BY the Sophomore
claAs Of the high school. In honor Of
the Freshman. The entire member
ship OF the high school comprised
the guest list
DR.. +. Gard Edwards arrived home
last Wednesday morning from Philn-
dlphia and Ciearfieid. Pa. whcr.
n" has been located during IN. past
month taking \ post graduate course
at the University u Pennsylvania.
and visiting his mother wtsose home
u In CieArfi~id.
Mrs II. ". Rodgers. of oska too~x.
Iowa. arrived In Ia Junta "wednesday
In spend = month with her daughter.
Aias Emily Rodgers. Mrs. Rodxers
is delegate at large from Iowa
In the national convention u the p.
y. o.. which wili convene at Hutch.
inson. kans.. Ia Oceobss.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

to Join. The young men will not
only promote plans OF their own,
but assist the parent organization In
every effort made 70 promote the
best Interests of Lamar. Something
along that line In Ia Junta would not
BE- amks and might result In great
good TO the community Let the
young men star, some,hing-and do
II now.