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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured.

There is nothing more discouraging
than a chronic disorder OF the
stomach. Is it not surprising that
many suffer for years with such an
ailment when a permanent cure is
within their reach and may be had for
a trife? "About one year ago." says
P. II. Beck. of Wakelee, Mich. II
bought package of Chamberlain's
Tablets. and since using them l have
felt perfectly we'll. l had previously
used any number of different medi.
cines, but none of them were Of any
lasting benefit" For sale by all
dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28

H Fl Hubbard prem. on bonds
F E Wonnacott expense
assessor 200 o6
Shelton & Warren supplies
for INDECENT Is
l M Busby premium on bond IA
Lakeside Pharmacy supplies 8 W
] w Graham Co. SO oO
w w Leeper work for assessor l25
A Libby expense commls'ner "a TO
+ w Esgate I"
and ticket for INDECENT person 81 70
G N Downie expense commis'nr 80 6O
M Valiquette refund poll tax
j Fl Shepherd care INDECENT u
Lakeside Printing c.. printing 1872 10
Ida. Nero. Co. supplies IL 80
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28
McDuttie & McCheyne
Livery, Feed q Transfer
RATHDRUM, IDAHO
The Mothers Favorite.

A cough medicine for children
should be harmless. 1t should be
pleasant to take. 1t should be effect
ual. Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy
is all of this and is the mothers
favorite everywhere. For sale by all
dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28
NOTICE Of GENERAL ELECTION FOR
THE VILLAGE OF RATHDRUM, IDAHO.

Notice is hereby given that on the
first Tuesday OF April, 1913, at the
City Hall Uormerly county iaiD in
the Village OF Rtthdrum, Idaho, an
election will De held for i've village
trustees tn serve for the ensuing two
years. The following named persons
have been nominated and are tae
candidates TO be voted on at said
election:
THE CITIZENS ANTI.LIQUOR
TICKET.
B ii. mccarthy, residence, Rath.
drum, Idaho: occupation,
implement dealer
j. w. SMITH, residence, Rathdrum,
Idaho; occupation, farmer.
FRANK l.. FARNSWORTH. resi-
dence, Rathdrum. Idaho;
occupation, grain and feed
business.
ROBERT G. THOMPSON, residence,
Rathdrum, Idaho; occu-
patton. farmer.
L f. KIRKPATRICK, residence,
Rsthdrum, Idaho; occu-
patton, blacksmith.
CITIZENS TICKET FOR ECO
NOMlCAL GOVERNMENT.
w. II. CLELAND, residence, Rath-
dram, Idaho; occupation,
retired liveryman.
JOS EPH POIRlER. residence, Rath.
drum, Idaho; occupation,
farmer.
CARL BOECk. residence. Rathdrum
Idaho: occupation, farmer
STACY NELSON, residence, Rath
drum. Idaho; occupation
butcher.
MARTIN POLESON, residence
Rathdrum, Idaho: occu
patton, attorney.
The polls for said election shall b.
open at eight (8) O'clock in the morn
ing and will continue unit! seven q
o'clock Ia the evening of the SAM
day.
Dated this Goth day OF March, A
d. 1913.
j. r NJ. CULP,
Clerk OF the Board OF TruS
tees Of the Village U
Rathdrum, Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28
Commissioners Proceedings

Feb. H.
Bills allowed:
Anderson Bros. supplies
INDECENT II so
John p Gray cash paid D
Arthur witness O'Neil case 900 10
VIM o Pierce witness +" j" 2s2 rs
Star Livery Barn livery II
E f Eaton boat hire for sheriff I
Cd'A Table Supply Co supplies
INDECENT 30
Clara Mayer laundry 4 35
90 Young work for assessor Al
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28
Notice Of Sale Of School Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that the School
Trustees OF School District No. 92. Chiipo
Kootena County Idaho, will receive sealed
bids up until o'clock p. NJ. Saturday. April
18th, 1913 for the sale of Five Thousand Dol
lars of interest bearing coupon bonds. IN
denominations of $500 or $1,000 each. Interest
on same not to exceed per cent per annum
payable sem-annually and bonds redeema-
BILE in 1858. Trustees Of said DISTRICT
reserve the right to reject any and oil bid.
All bids should be addressed to the Clerk OF
School District No. 90. Chico. KoOtenat
County. Idaho. Certified check for 10 per
cent of the amount must accompany each
bid =
Dated At Chico, Idaho, this 18th day OF
March. 1913
HENRY +. HERWTG. ~
Clerk, School District No. ".
Chilco, Idaho. .
5t-March 81 to April Is
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28

Cd'A Hospital Co care INDECENT "a
] l. Robinson rent Of lots 20
] w Arnold supplies INDECENT % so
The Frank Shepherd Co. sup.
plies co. attorney 4
J X Hood supplies INDECENT 10
Justice costs in case OF State VS..
DeSaussure % so |
=" :" 80 IS |
=" 80 IS
S J Jordan Co. supplies INDECENT 10 so
j f Brown Co. g . 20
Scott & HALEY election expense
Lakeside Furniture Co. supplies
for court house
L r Love work for assessor 46 so
Lakeside Furniture Co. supplies 10
r II Hall work for assessor 80
G 3 Moon !" /" SIS So
II Brawman supplies 80
w A Thomas work for assessor 90 so
w & l. f Gur,ey supplies 1926
f S Hansell supplies INDECENT 10 80
E G Thomas work for assessor 81 80
Arnold Hooper " g 81 so
re Simms 40 10
A Hunter insanity hearing 5
J Busby I" 5
G d'A Cab Co. cab hire, sheriff 6
! N;oi,lao ;,ctico fooc
VIM NARROW constable fees 3 %
Lakeside Pharmacy supplies ii 40
r Leahman expense acting pro-
baton officer 88 Is
Amer. Trust Co. prem. on bonds25
G L Vaughn wood for poor
farm %
Mrs VIM Mann care INDECENT 6
wv Graham & Co. supplies 10 25
Reiniger Bros. supplies poor
farm SO So
|CCTyree care INDECENT SO
w A Carter premium on bonds %
L A Larsen supplies INDECENT 30
Bills rejected:
Mrs M Jaquith care INDECENT II sc
J r Wood med, care INDECENT 38
Feb. "a
Bills allowed:
VIM Stedman care INDECENT IS
Santa Nero Co supplies INDECENT 10
DR. + Wenz salary, expense as
coroner 100 Al
J G d'A Drug Store supplies for
INDECENT 2 81
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-03-27
Times Thinks Alaska Stock
 Is Boosted

Tee Seattle Times. in an article by ]. ], Underwood, thinks Alaska stocks are to bs boosted because of the appointment oi Senator Key Pittmap as chairman of the Senate committee op territories. Putnam was formerly 2 Nomeite and has taken keen interest in Alaska since leaving the territory. The Times says Alaska at last has come into her own, There IS now every probability that her resources will he opened to development almost immediately, With Senator Pitt man chairman of the committee on territories, and Senator Chamber lain, of 0regan, chairman of the Senate eommitte on pphlio lands, and Rep. Ferris. of Oklahoma, chairman of the House committee on public lands. 1t looks as though the sun Of the Pinchot followers is setting"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-03-27

paint evenly along the Keel. This method is sure to win, tor II care is exercised in thinning the paint it will spread itself accordingly
 About the name-well that IS to be considered after a trial trip. II the boat runs we'll, as well as the paint frinsths, there are many nice names applicable such as l. I. u., Typography, Balance and Display. while # she bucks hahitually or occasionally she shall he called Printers Devil, Offset, Hellbox Layout and many other proper names that will themselves the 1915 season sure holds many possibilities tor motoyowboatists,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-03-27
The Editors New Boat

About 8 week ago the Ed was severely stune by the Moter-boat Bug. Under its galvanio influence he annexed possibly ! 8 piece of Mexico n the form of a weency metal motogowboat and has since sailied out with a bucket of paint to prepare it for spring launching ceremony. As the Ed had never painted metal surfaces before he mixed tue paint entirely toe thin and it-"run." Next time he will profit by the experience and she will be painted by turning her ex. actly bottom up and putting thin
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-03-27
Red Men Build Wharf

The local Red Mems lodge has now completed a wharf at their cemetery which will greatly facili. tate landing of boats. The wharf is IF 1t, wide and extends out 100 1t. with a drop of , ft. in the outer 20. The piling is driven an aver age of six feet which insures it's stability. ]. E. Sales and crew drove and capped the piles. Ole Johnson had charge of the work for the Red Men. The lodge did not construct the landing with an eye for increased business for the Cemetery but it will be appreciated by those who may be called upon to use it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-03-27
U. s. 5. Gedney
 Coming April 1

The Geodetic Survey boat. the U. s. s. Gedney;S Capt. w. B. Derickson.. will sail from Bremmer ton for Southeastern Alaska about April first. The Gedney comes north to finish the survey of the the West Passage, near Prince of Wales Island, which was worked on last summer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-03-27
Be Careful About
 What You Kill

After next Monday. March 3Ist, the fur bearing animals. with the exception of black bear. are pro- tected. Birds are protected this month as we'll so be careful about what you kill.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-03-27
Jefferson's Passengers

The Jefferson arrived from the south Sunday with fourteen pas. sengers and sixty tons of freight including twenty tons 10, the C. & N. F. & P. Co. Among the pas. sengers were Mrs. ]. H. Wheeler, BIG. Deizelie. Thomas Case, Jr, and Mir. and Mrs. Hanson and ME and Mrs. ]. N. Cole, who are to make permanent residence here.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
Isuris>Dn to the trv,ut.

The Postoffice Department Is an
enormously important bushes or
ganization. II spends considerably
more than 200 million dollars a wear.
II Is the one department of the gov
ernment In which III. United States
affects the lives Of every family
In Postmaster General Burleson
the department has a head who mea-
sures up To the responsibilities Of the
position. ~. has shown his ideals
and his efficiency In his policy OF eH-
tending the merit system. and In his
conduct of the postal business Now
he advocates an extension OF tn USE
fuln-ss of III. service by recon mend
Ing To Congress that II inciud- tn.
telegraph and telephone sVstens of
the country. A. he points ds1. th-s.
ar. really parts OF the postal .etvic-
they are monopoiistic In character
and their ownership by N. govern
ment is IN. only practicable solution
of tn. problems involved.
Congress viii find that a strons
public sentiment exists In supper,
of the Burie-on plan. which undoubt
.dly i approved by President VII
son. The Panama Canal has r.moy
.d the doubt that one. existed as Il
the abifty Of IN. federal govern men
to conduct such enterprise as III.
telegraph and telephone syst.ms-
Kansas CITY Star.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
Tragedy "f the Fir.

There may have been a tragedy IN
the recent fire. Mrs. T. 4. Court
ncy. OF Edge~ater. Colo. had been
, guest OF the Sherman Annex dur
ing the past ten days. and DURING
her stay In III. city had been taking
orders for books and magazines.
She boarded at the Park House, and
took supper there on the night OF
the fire, about 8 O'Clock She has
not been seen since tn. supper hour
at the Park House, and no trac. OF
her has b.end isco,sred.
Mrs. Courtney WAS about sixty
five years OF age. and II is thought
she mas have bccom. confused while
cndesyoring To max. her eseap.
from the burning building and over
com. by the dense smoke that filled
the Railways within few minutes
after the fire. Marshal Wi.neke
had a fore. OF eight men at work all
day In the ruins yesterday In an .'-
fort to find som. trac. OF the bod,
of tn. old lady. a. h. - convinced
that sh. was victim Of the fire
Mrs. Courtn.y's suitcase. filled with
wearing apparel and old letters. was
discovered near tn. bed In the room
which she occupied. "A part OF III.
floor OF tn. room being still intact
TIP To the hour of going to press no
her has been discovered.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
LOCAL AND Personal

Mrs. Victor iae.rquist and sou.
Harrison. are expected HON. Tues
day from an extended stay In Chica-
go.
l.. ", Edwards has come from his
hom. at Cl.arfi.id. Pa. To spend III.
holidays with hts brother. Dr r.
Gard Edwards
Miss Mabel spiecr. who attends
tn. state normal school at Greeley
Colo. Is expected HON. today to
spend III. holidays
Miss Csrolin. J.nkin, left Tues
day nigh, for her HON. a, III ps-o.
III. after a six months visit In La
Junta' with her aunt. Mrs, Wilson
Hart.
DoJds a Mccullough hay. hun
dr-ds of pounds of the best sugar
Christmas candy direct from tn.
Manufacturers. aud tn. prize. viii
surprise you.
Mrs e. 4. Mays aud daughters.
Misses Fern and Dorothy. returned
to their hom. In Pueblo sunday
night after few days visit with
friends In La Junta.
The new sixteen room hotel at
ch.raw viii be- furnished by John l..
iiass. of this city. Who received tn.
order for the furSitur. Monday. .-
Rocky Ford Gazette.
Tn. Chilean. club met Monday af.
t.rnoon with Miss Hazel Lee as host
.ss. Mrs. Hal i.-brccht. OF Kansas
city. ~as n guest Of the club Th.
next meeting viii be- with Mrs. Geo.
I,abrock.
Ia Junt. VAS well represented at
III. show si til" Grand Friday even.
ing However. the crowd was not as
large as u would have been had the
roads been In u ~ condition Tor Au-
tomobii. travel Rocky Ford Ca.
x.tt..
tIiif siand"r has been sup~fin.
tending the packing Of his house
hold goods preparatory to moving 10
IT Joseph. Mo-. for permanent r-si-
d~nr.. They viii not leave for the
East until sft"r Christmas. however.
Fowler Tribune.
= ". Haruin. county commission
rr. ~ho has bern spending the past
three weeks Whiting In Alabama.
0corxta. Tennessee and Kentucky.
returned Saturday after . very en-.
joyabie trtp. Ar. Harsin reports
hsvtns ssea several people In hts
travel through the Sowth who. have
Itt sesae tiae lived II Rocky rosd.--
R9eAy Ford Oasstts.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
v.,s ,L,ss CO. lsssiaaa

The annual meeting OF ~ direc-
tors OF the rort Lyos Canal Com.
p.ny conveyed In the cosrt hous.
Monday. there being fairy good at
tendance. but II Was oaly . fain, re-
minder Of rhat these msstinss used
TO be. says the Bent County Demo.
crat.
At meetings Of several years ago
the many stockholders came In Xith
a xunny sack full OF srtavsnees aud
a club concealed In each hip pocket
As the Fort Lyon grows In bisness
and sity. being nov rated In
the financial world as . seven mil
lion dollar enterprise. the average
stockhoider nov looks At the Sork-
Ing force With some degree OF admi-
ration and respect He REALIZES the
great r.spon sibility that rests on the
board OF directors. the seceetary and
the superintendent.
An instanc. OF this consider tion
for the MANAGEMENT was shown hen
Mr. Lub-rs called attention 10 the
fact that the company vas paying
5000 year for an attorney which
was NOR. than the Santa Fe paid
their attorney and more than any
other canal company In the stat.
paid for similar service. and which is
doubl. what the company ouyh, To
pay. did not excite the meeting In
the least
Their. was no contest In the cleo
ton of the five directors to serN- for
IN. ensuing year. and the old board
was reelected with the exception Of
John O'Ncil OF La Junta. who refused
to he a candidate for another term.
Following ar. tn. names OF the men
unanimously elected:
John G.. Washburn. La Junta
Donald Mcintosh. Las Animas
r. C. Ray. Wiley.
u u. Novels. Lamar.
DR.. J. $. Hasty. Lamar
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
Notice oi Stockholders Meeting

Motto. l. hereby given that the an.
nual meeting Of tn. stockholders OF
III. benton Canal aud Reservoir
Company viii b. held la La Jun,s
Colorado. on Monday. III. twelfth
day of January. 4. -. 1914. nt the
office of I'll. secretary. Trust Com.
psny Building. at III. hour OF e.oo
. m. for IN" purpo>. Of el.cting a
board Of directors for the ensuing
year and for the consideration OF
such other business as may regularly
cone before said meeting
JOHN T.. GAuGER.
EARL ". HASkiNS. President
secretary
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
tN~vo s,wss, Tss sale.

ot"ro county's delinquent taa .slv
took place H the court hous. las,
Friday. and MAS continued over to
the following day In order to ~ind
up III. sale OF all the property offer.
cd. The receipts Of IN. sal. asxr,,
xatrd around $4,000. TIL. prin.
eipai purchasers were william Youns
of Pueblo. =. W. Roberts. OF uolorn.
do Springs. Glenn in,-.tm.p, Com.
pany. Of Denver. e. A. B.-rbohn 1.
u. craighesd and H. e. inse. of l..
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20

Just ~ W. go to pres. We lcNri
that MIR. Courtney IL ut the home Z"
=. ". kirwan.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
\. ". L.. ,i.tHCH
Thomas D.. Gate. Pastor

Hubbard Chapel. A. VI. y. church
corner Of smithland sN.nu. and Sec
ond street
Sunday school at s:ts a IN. Mr.
Charles i.-nn"s, superintendent.
Preaching at II a. m.
Christian End-svor. at s:ts .. M
Mrs. Susie Armstrong president.
Preaching at p IN subject
"Th. Angels song
strangers are made welcome n
these services
II viii do you good to come.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
Fulton Market Ready for business

We will open for business within
. short time at the same old stand
We have already established an Of
flee at the old place. with telephone
connection. East ~. For the present
phone orders for meats and groceries
10 Iuuta p Assuring our patrons
that Ne are nov. as always, endcay-
oriug to give the best s.r,ic. posi-
bic. aud thanking the people Of La
Junta for the sincere sympathy
s. hich they have manifested. Ne are
nos and always,
THE FULTON MARKET AND GRO
Gerry.
f. = Thi,ts Manager
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
I-Ae,rNrA~ T,aIxD 0sxaT YIKE.
concluded from Ftrs, Page. ,

rss t6tai. announces In this Issue OF
the Tribune that he will open for
business In a few days At the old
stand that part OF the Masonic
block which he occupied not beink
damaged tn any great extent BY the
fire. Well. here's ~ishinE him the
hest of luck. and may he ~in sue
cess by deserving II. He has already
made q brave start.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
ts,rm"unt : h"ni Entertained

ON Monday evening .sst n,
ira'h"r- and pupils OF the Fair
mount school were entertained Al
the home Of MIR. and Mrs ". -
smith. three miles west of town.
coastinr on IN. surrounding hills
and indoor games and music w-r.
cnioy-d by the youngsters Dsint,
refreshments s.r. served aud a joll,
good tim. Nas had by all
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
Christian thwvvi,.

Bible School at s:ts a. M
Preaching at IL a m subject.
"Th" Means by Which the Prasp.rtty
OF tn. Church May be Secured "
Christian End.a,or at s.96
Preaching In the evening al ;:3o
y. M. theme. ''Pros~lytins
Preceding tn. evening sermon an
illustrated lesson viii be- xiYcu by u.s.
inx beautiful eolor-d picture shieh
viii BE- thrown on IN. .cr--n.
All are invited to these s.r,ics.
y. u. II. GATES, Minister
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
- Ju0ta <->>t.

George sheppard. OF milkman no.
tori"y. In La Juuta. who emirrat-
I'D feN months ago to his old home
Ia Bridgc,on. y J.. T. on his way
west one" more. and at present Is
located a, Crantou. Wis. To which
address he notifies US To send his pa.
per until further ord.rs. His final
address viii probably b. La Jun'a
Coin
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
Elk>' santa Claus.

Santa Claus invites all children
under twelve years OF age to meet
with tn. Elks at Wondcrly's Thea
ter on Christmas morning a, 1880
O'Clock. Santa Claus viii be there
and have something good for you.
SANTA CLAUS.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
Merry Christmas ~ W"s.i-si,'> =

he $40" aud g.t coupons for the
h,s doll drawing at Wondcrly'- >
Christmas matinee. som. on. viii
Get the doll. We viii also give each
hoy or Eiri - pretty aud comicai toy
climbing monkey. u. sure aud
don't miss the Christmas matin.. at
Wonderiy'- Th.at.r.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
sOC1n A,assscAs nalilInaal1
fCoscioAeA froa ma Pase.,

saay. Uruguay snd tAe ~ Hines n
Argentina. Hi seAsne y = grasd,
stupsndous ose-jsst What Amess.
cans can accoapiiaA ssd no one else
can.
K. ". PArrEKsOH.
AontevtAeo. urususy. Nov. Ash.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
'rp Production In C"i.ss.l.,

values ,bas-d upon prices December
i,p Of crops of 1913 aud 1919. IN
tho Stat. of Colorado. as mad. by
the United States Department of Ag-
ricuitur-. ar. given below:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-29
COULDN'T EXPLAIN
TERRIBLE oREEAL
Through Which She Had To Go. Every
One Who saw Her Thought She
Had No Chance.

GAINESVILLE, Ky.-In advices
from this town, Mrs Hattie Cain says:
For Is years I was a great sufferer
from womanly trouble, and would
have to send for doctor about every
three months. and sometimes oftener.
Il cannot explain TO you how dread
fully | suffered at these times. l
would have convulsions, and 1t seem
ed that l would die.
Everyone who saw me, thought
there wasn't any chance for my re
covery.
THE doctor said he thought I
should have an operation, but l
couldn't consent to that so he said
for me to try Cardui, the woman's
tonic. as maybe It would help me.
Il began taking Cardui, and Oh!
Such surprise it was to me! The
first bottle | took, ] knew it was the
medicine for me, for | began TO mend
right away.
After taking nine bottles, my con-
dition was perfect.
1T has now been seven years since
was in such wretched health, and
can do more work, can walk and go
where | please. and 1t doesn't hurt me.
81 owe all OF this to Cardui
Il have induced several Of my
neighbors to take it and 1t worked
like charm"
Give Cardui a trial for your troub-
Les.
H. B. Write to: Chattanooga Medicine
Co.. Ladies Advisory Dept. Chattanoosa.
Tenn, for Special Instructions on your case
and 64-psge book Home Treatment for
Women" seat In plain wrapper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-29
MANY CONTEST FOR
music SCHOLARSHIP
OVER FORTY TOOK PART IN
STATEWIDE MUSIC
CONTEST

NORMAN, OKLA, April 2S.- (Spe-
the Interscholastic Musical contest at
Norman, which occurred Friday
morning OF these, twenty were in
piano, twelve in voice and eight in
violin. The contests were for scholar
ships in the school of fine arts of the
University of Oklahoma. Three schOl-
arships were awarded in each branch
of music as follows: The first prize
was a scholarship valued at $72; see
ond prize a scholarship valued at
$50; and third prize a scholarship
valued at S1S.
The winners were as follows:
Piano-1st, Miss Ethel Smith,
Guthrie, okla; md, Miss Olio Vest
Pond Creek, Okla; Sd, Miss Ruth
Woodard, Snyder, Okla.
Noice-lst, Miss Glenn Harren,
Fairyiew, okla; %, Miss Hazel Ham
er, Hcnnessey, OKLA; Sd, Mr.. J. Ilar-
old Decker, Altus, Okla.
Niolin-1st Miss Gencvieve Shaugh-
nessey, El Reno, Okla; I'd, Miss Hol-
la Shaeffer, Chandler, Okla; Sd, Mr.
Willard Darrow, Henncssey, Okla.
Miss Zola Shaeffer of Chandler won
second place in piano and violin. but
according to rules could take but one
scholarship, and took violin.
This contest was open to all high
school students in the state, The
scholarghips are good any time with
in four years after they are award
ed. thus it is not necessary that those
winning scholarship enter the
university the next fan after winning
it. This makes it possible for stu
dents to compete for these scholar
ships during any Of the four years
they are in high school.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-29
A SPECIAL TRAIN
TO Chattanooga
WILL CARRY OkLtIlOMNN TO
L. {. V. REUNION IN TEN
NESSEE MAY - TO 20.
MANY IULSANS ARE GOING
, Carload From Here VIII Join Train
AZ McAlcstcr Miss Ruth Brady
is sponsor.


Many Tulsans VIII attend the
twenty-thlrd annual reunion OF the
United States Confederate Veterans
AT Chattanooga Iehnr May 2i-26-29'
rms was the statement OF d. H.
Creagh, of Dallas Tex, district pas
senger agent of the Southern Railway
who piloted the Eastern Oklahoma
lnausural special TO the inauguration
at Washington last March.
MI Creagh is making tour Of the
state, to complete arrangements for
running special train from Oklaho-
ma to the Chattanooga reunion. Tate
Brady, of this city. who is command
er OF the United Sons OF Confederate
Veterans in Oklahoma, has issued an
official order, designating the South
ern as the official route to the re-
union for the Sons. Similar orders
have been issued by the 4. c. Y. of
the state and auxiliary organizations
\ special carload of people will go
from Tulsa. This car Will join the