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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

d AT GRAHAM, Cracker catcher,
is a reasonably peaceful chap.
But one night, while he was
member of the Rochester team, he
engaged in an alteration with a
couple of huskies in a restaurant
and acquired an awful eye. SO
badly was he stove up that he did
not show up at the ball park nor at
his room. either, for two days. For
two days Pats roommate stalled
along. by saying Pat was Sick"
The third day Pat sneaked out to
the ball park with an awful look
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
B. SMITH TALKS,
BUT NOT ABOUT
HIS CRACKERS
By P. A. Garter,

by L. a. carter.
TIME sporting editor asked M
to go up to see Billy Smith
draw a cartoon Of him and
get a statement from him on where
he expects the Crackers to inisf
this year.
l went; drew the cartoon and got
the statement, reply to said state
ment being this:
1.-THE Crackers will finish first II
the other seven clubs don't LEAD
them to the wire"
The sporting editors said ! was
bum reporter for accepting sueh
reply. Well, l have bet him ne"
kelly that he can't get Billy to say
any more than that about wnefe
his Crackers will be next fall
u UT let me tell you about my
- trip up to Billy's office 1t Is
in the Empire Life building. | WeLy
up on the elevator to the sHlh
floor. found room 60 raped gem
ly on the door and from lhs'U'
came a below:
Come I'M" .,.r
The knees were hitting together
like chattering mOlars on zen,
below day. But | opened the ooo'
and eased in. ,5.t.
rs this Mr.. SMITH ! ASKED u O.
husky man of 40 years.
That's me- came the reply; NJ.
well, 1 am Mr., Garter, OF ~.
Georgian" I announced, 'ano 1ur
sporting editor sent me up 10 u.' :,
a picture of you and to get you "
tell me where you expect TO l'll'''
with the Crackers this year
UH AVE cigar" said b, ,n5
II reaching into a drawer am
pulling out a box Of pills as o'a'N
as the ace of diamonds, ,.t,.s4
| accepted one, but he INSIST
on me putting another IN my ~ he
ct "to smoke after dinner "
put 1t. ....oirirg
Great fellow on the entertaLl ls,5
stuff. but the original dummy Me- mS
it comes to talking about MS D''
ball team. .r;ed m
get up some chatter about "
team. .,,,ro vol
II didn't understand where w
said the Crackers would finish
whispered. .,ors was
Before he could answer there .r ms
a commotion on PeachtTee S'''
Billy Jumped to the window,
He leaned far out, then ie"Tsu o,s
"Hey. Mr.. Carter, locker " ami
There's a bull broken o.
just busted into Daniel : SUI ogair
Then things quoted cow , Ts',
For fully two minutes thttg mem.
a word spoken. Finally ! 'o .'bars
bered Billy hadn't told me snisF
the Crackers were going 20 t' 81,
And. 'er, where, Ter. on G6ris1
YOU expected the Crackers ~ asked
this season. Mr.. Smith" l "
again. .,-.,,- n the
sun Is shining on .Lo ron.
Before he could finish me ~ on.
glomeration he had stafLeL 20, %, d.
Gus RYAN, the Beau Brui ,t,,,,,, ri.
rector, came brushing In ~" In.
low. | had no more t1aE
troduced to him then he saIa,
Lets match for the DOPE s[oentlng
SO we spun quarters .sjfteen
me. My bank roll wa 1Srrr
cents, three nickels ana AND
| spun one Of the nicNe's
WAS STUCK. .,,in t0r
We drank. And then ds''
the steenth time, asked er4sa'"
where will the Cracker a., a."
Ii was then that BIN "a grst Z
The Crackers will fh.,sl, lead
the other seven clubs 90"
them to the wire. -,. ont Of
And that is all could :
him. ....ss Get
CARTOONING is a business xiv
u ting an interview IRON no
Smith about his ball ''"'
business.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
DALTON HIGH SCHOOL
ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE

DALTON, GA, Feb 1.-THE Dalton
High school basket ball team has made
arrangements for the following games.
Rome High school here February IA
Darlington school OF Rome here Febru
AIRY q, Darlington school at Rome Feb
ruary 2S. The game played against Rome
High school in Rome Saturday resulted in
victory for the Rome team by a score Of
20 to S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
MERCER HAD NO CHANCE
AGAINST COLUMBUS TEAM

COLUMBUS, GA. Feb. 11.-Columbus
defeated Mercer here last night in a slow
game by the score of 80 to 81. The CO.
lumbus men took it easy in the first
half not hitting their stride until after
the second part had started. Then, with
Peddy out of the game they ran over
Mercer. scoring almost al will
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
LOCUST GROVE PLANS
TO PLAY HARD SCHEDULE

LOCUST GROVE, GA, Feb 1.-THE
Locust Grove institute baseball team has
arranged the following schedule for the
coming season:
March l4-Mercer, at Locust Grove
March 24-Atanta School OF Medicine
at Locust Grove
April 4-5-Gordon. at Locust Grove
April l0-1l-G. Nj. c., at Milledgeville
April 21-22-R. NJ. A., at Locust Grove
May 5-6-R. NJ A., at Gainesville
May f-S-N. q. NJ. A., at Dahlonega
Nal i2-l@--G- NJ c., at Locust Grove
MAY l6-l1-GordOn, at Barnesvile
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
LETS QUIT LEAGUE
Says Director Ryan

G in Of
handed
I'D like
folks that would of the a
baseball 20 do
lanta Pm sick of this
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
DAY is URGED AS
u DRYDOCK SITE

Hoping to do bit of missionary
work that may land the naval station
and immense drydocks, projected under
new navy plans, for San Francisco and
vicinity, the special committee ap-
pointed by the San Francisco Chamber
OF Commerce visited Secretary Daniels
before dinner and presented him with
bound memorial of the commercial
organizations bordering San Francisco
bay.
Fifteen civic bodies from the various
eitiesr about the bay were represented
on the committee.
Frederick Whitton, chairman of the
committee, addressed Secretary Daniels,
setting forth the hopes of the bay cities
for ,tfe naval improvements. rA:
With a view to assisting the loca-
tion of these constructions in San Fran
cisco conference was held here in
November. 1911, at which the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that the federal govern
ment be and Is hereby most respect
fully and earnestly requested to estab-
lish one of the proposed great naval
drydocks on the bay of San Francisco
or waters tributary thereto"
Later this resolution was indorsed
by the San Jose Chamber of Commerce.
Redwood City board OF trustees, San
Leandro Chamber of Commerce, San
Mateo board OF trade, Santa Clara Com
mercial league, Hayward Chamber of
Commerce, Marin County Promotion
league. Chamber of Commerce of Sac
ramento, San Mateo County Develop
ment association. Alameda Chamber of
Commerce, Oakland Commercial club,
Paio Alto Chamber of Commerce Berke-
ley. Chamber of Commerce.
The memorial. which is handsomely
bound in black leather and lettered in
gold is signed by the officers of the
many organizations. 1t sets forth
many reasons why the drydock should
be identfed WITH San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
LANE AND CROWS
TO HOLD PARLEY
Secretary of Interior and
Indians to Discuss Land
Holding Plans

BILLINGS. Mont. July 25.-Though
somewhat recovered from the attack
of neuralgia that upset the itinerary
of his western trip, Secretary of the
Interior Lane will not attempt to con-
tinue his tour until after Sunday.
Tomorrow he will go to the Crow
agency for conference with the In
dams concerning a plan the depart
u1ent has under consideration to dis
pose OF some land holdings of the
Crows and permit them to invest the
proceeds In livestock This plan will
not be adopted, however, until Secre-
tary Lane is satisfied OF the ability
and disposition of the Indians to care
for the livestock.
The secretary will return to Bill
lings Sunday will visit the Shoshone
irrigation project in Wyoming next
and. entering the Yellowstone national
park from Cody, will spend several
days in the park, coming out at the
Gardiner gateway, when the regular
tour will be resumed.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
EARL s DAUGHTER
PUT IN PRISON
Lady Sybyl Smith Sentenced
to Fourteen Days-Mrs.
Pankhurst Worse

LONDON. July 25.-Lady Sybyl smith,
daughter of the earl of Antrim; Mrs.
Pethick Lawrence and MISS EVeiyh
Sharpe were sent to prison for IA days
today for attempting to hold milltant
suffragette meeting in the LOBBY Oh the
house of commons.
The consulting physicians in attend
ance on Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst,
who was yesterday released from Hol.
loway Jail. take such a serious view OF
her condition that they ordered TO-DAY
the immediate resort to a TRANSMISSION
Of blood.
Mrs. Pankhurst's weakness from the
effects of her hunger and thirst strike
are so extreme that great apprehension
Is felt as to the outcome.
"She could be no worse, was the
statement made by one Of the attend
ants today.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26

Miriam Nicholson, Mrs. Ida Finney
Mackrille, Mrs. l.. M. Culver and Miss
Genevieve Allen, secretary of the CEN
board OF directors of the organiza-
tion, and Mrs. A. E. Graupner, Mrs.
E. E. Brownell, Miss Julia George, Mrs.
Osgood Hooker, Mrs Mary Sperry and
Miss Franc Pierce.
Secretary Daniels said in part:
SUFFRAGE SUBSTITUTE
II once advocated a plan to deter
mine whether men or women were best
qualified to govern by proposing that
for a period of 10 years all women
should be enfranchised and all men dis
franchised. and at the end of 10 years
experts should determine which sex
was the best fitted for the world $
chief and hardest task. But I socn
came to see that this was not practical
or practicable. Men are unwilling or
afraid to make the necessary sacrifice
to permit the test. But the admission
OF so large a new element as Califor-
MIA has done causes the world to say:
There is an opportunity to test
whether there will be Improvement in
government by womans participation
II warn you women of California
that never in the history of the world
sponsibility upon which so much of the
future Of their sex and humanity de-
pended.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
"If the women of California exercise
the right of suffrage for health sani-
tation, the protection of the child, the
woman, the home: If they stand against
graft and hysteria, IL they sentence
immoral men to political ST. Helenas; IL
they oppose privilege and the rule of
protection that let's one man get rich
at the expense of the many; II they set
their faces for the real reforms. who
will dare say that suffrage has not been
justified of her children?
The only arguments against suf-
frage that have had and still have
weight, have been the fear that women
would neglect the home for the hust-
ings. that the family life would be less
retired and less wholesome that race
suicide would ensue and that the mod
esty and grace of our women would
give place to self-assertiveness and
grossness.
WOULD DESTROY RACE
"Of course, IL such results should
follow. woman suffrage would be worse
than the murrain or the locusts of
Egypt and the plague would destroy
the human race.
But did God make man and woman
capable of forgetting the object of ex-
istence?
Can love and marriage and the fam
lily ever fail to be the trinity that will
have no rivals? To doubt that the fam
lily will always be, the center is to
doubt the wisdom of God. D .31r
Il am persuaded that neither prin-
cipalities nor powers, things present
nor things to, come. learning the bal
lot, nor anything can separate woman
from womanliness and from the max
ing of the home and the rearing of
children. Therefore, none of the dire
predictions of evil will fall upon us
when women vote. And, moreover, no
matter what might be the personal
views of any individual, we may as well
get ready for the inevitable, for women
are going to vote. Only last month Il
linois gave them the ballot for all ex-
cept constitutional offices, and the pres
ent generation will witness compete
woman suffrage in every state in the
American union. And when it comes,
the constitution will not be broken and
the home will not be dethroned."
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26

Francisco at II o'clock tomorrow
morning for Portland and Seattle,
thence going direct to Washington.
MRS. DANIELS NOT ON CITY TOUR
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Z TALLEJO DRESSES UP
Y FOR DANIELS VISIT

VALLEJO, July 25.-When Secretary
Daniels arrives in Vallejo tomorrow
he will find spotless town awaiting
his inspection. This morning Com
missioner Warford started a cleanup.
Boxes, sacks and goods Of any de-
scription will not be allowed to re-
main on the sidewalks.
Commissioner Warford ordered re-
pairs on the pavement in Georgia
street and similar work was done on
other blocks in which bad holes ex-
listed.
1t is desired to have the municipality
present the best appearance possible
during the visit of Mr.. Daniels to Val
lejo.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
vESPERS TO BE MUSICAL

At the eighth recital of the Sunday
afternoon musical vesper service at the
Y M c. A Rev. A. L. George will be
the speaker Those who will take part
are Robert Battison, tenor; Miss Beth
MilIiken, violin; Miss Lillian A. Capp,
accompanist, and Chester A. Beagles.
accompanist. The program follows:
Lend Me Your Aid" aria; Romance.
violin solo; 1.-The Gelinda Mamma,
tenor solo; Souvenir" violin solo; IF
With All Your Hearts" aria
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Salient Points in Daniels Speech
New Navy Plans for West Coast

haveb ON
SMALL I'm
Whenevc the Unite 1t 1T
ifornia
believe the is WI
tina tdayco syehn
The in the navy are NOR
nmbit
will be wide
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
MINERS LAZINESS ENDS
IN A BIGAMY EXPOSE
Frank ID. johnson Accused OF Having
Two Wives in Addition to
His Latest

Refusal to work led to the downfall
of Frank d. Johnson, a miner living
at 1880 Clay street who was arrested
last night on a charge of bigamy.
Twelve months ago Johnson was
married to San Francisco candy store
girl Soon afterward, Mrs. Johnson
asserts, her husband quit work.
Mrs. Johnson continued in store and
finally heard that Johnson had another
wife in Los Angeles whom he mar
ried IA months ago. About the same
time the Mrs. Johnson here learned
that there was a third wife In Omaha.
Then came the bigamy charge.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
CECRETARY MAKES
~ TALK ON SUFFRAGE

MRS. James Ellis Tucker, presiden,,
presided at the reception of, the San
Francisco center of the Women's Civic
league.
Mayor James Relph occupied a chair
by the side of Secretary Daniels on
the platform.
The reception committee was com
posed of Mrs. Robert A. Dean. Miss
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26

at Hotel Oakland to Josephus Daniels,
secretary of the navy Twenty special
guests. in addition to Secretary Daniels
and his party, have been invited. in
cluding, the mayors of the bay cities
and others.
Secretary Daniels will arrive in Oak
land at 6 o'clock and the banquet will
be held at 1880 o'clock. The guest list
has been limited to IT'S. The Royal
Oaks OF the Commercial club will es-
cort Secretary Daniels to the hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26

Special Train for Lake County Resorts
Leave San Francisco a. m. daily,
arriving Calistoga 1913 p. m. in time
for luncheon and connection with auto
stage line for resorts in that vicinity.
Returning leave Calistoga 1880 p. M.
arriving San Francisco 4:S0 o. M,
Southern Pacific.-Advertisem
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
DOYAL OAKS WILL.
IL ESCORT VISITOR

OAKLAND, July 25.-Final arrange
ments were made by the general COM
mittee today for the reception and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29

greatly enjoyed by the friends pres
ellt-
The members OF the entertainment
committees Of the ladies Literary club
have been Obliged TO change their plans
for the club breakfast, and instcad OF
waiting TIN the completion OF the new
club house they will give the usual af-
fair on February II In the Hotel Utah.
The plans for the affair are only Just
started, but II will doubtleEs be up TO
the usual standard set by the club The
committee In charge Is headed by Mrs.
Frank l.. Parker.
Invitations have been issued ,or the
big patriotic celebration OF the Daugh
tcrS of tho American Revolution, who
win entertain with a. luncheon at the
Hotel Utah on Saturday, February 30
The affair IS in tho hands OF a special
banquet committee, headed by Mrs Bon
ner Y. Smith the other memehrs be-
ing Mrs. l.. e, Mccormick, Mrs Clarence
II. Allen and Mrs. T, B. Beatty. Mrs.
Robert Wclles Fisher Will be the toast
mistress.
Judge Robert B. Tripp, who has spent
the past few days here. leaves today
for ha home in Yankton, 9. D. He is
returning from visit to his daughters.
both OF whom are spending the winter
on tho coast one in Oregon and the
other IN Clarenont, Cal He has spent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29

r-HH music rectlon OF the Ladies
H. Literary club will hold the usual
meeting today at the club house
y The seolon Will continue the
study OF Mendelssohn and Prot.
|hgar Bayliss will give the second in
er.es Of talks on uuslc before the sec
ION. Mrs. Fred HoTnuns. Mrs. CorllSs,
|trs- A. 8. Bowers. Mrs. Barrette and
|zrz- Jack Taylor are in charge Of the
|fternoon, and among thoso who Will
sks part In The programme arc the
t1ferpe society. under hfrs. Wet5cll.
{lss Gflkersou, Mr2. Taylor, Mrs, G. G..
'nydcr. Miss Edna Dwyer Mrs Stone,
!fA iHornung, Miss Kepdall TrancEe.
trs- Clifford. and AN orchestra under
1o leadership of Mrs. Anderson, includ-
[g Mis- Jean Clifton, Miss Frances
am, MISE Roe Pinnock and Miss Gladys
Fickens.
Mr.. II. o. Lee was the hostess yes
rrday at beautifully appointed lunch
pr for sixteen of her friends at her
'one In the Miller hats. The guests
eTe seated at one large and two small
Eeiee. and tho rooms were bright with
e beautiful yellow Hillington roses, and
'gnted with yellow candles. Following
ne lunolieon, Mrs. Morris j.. Richie gave
dellghful, though quito informal. talk
her recent stay in Europe. which was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Allege Woman stolo Money.

In complaint issued by the county at
torney yesterday Violet Nelson is charged
with grand larceny, Il Is alleged that she
stole $40 from a. I. Sears the night OF
January %.
In another complaint Issued yesterday
y. +, Matson is accused OF obtaining
money under false preteuses by issuing
check for SO and inducing II. kelton
20 cash 1t oy representing falsely tha
there was money In the bank 20 redeem
tho check.
Forgery Is the charge against G. l..
Hutohines IN still another complaint IL
sued yesterday. He is said 20 have forged
the name ot Elizabeth Sosinlsl<i TO
check for $3.50, For the same ofiense
Uutchins is charged with uttering
forged instrument.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
New Corporations

Amendment 20 articles OF incorporation
of the State Bank OF Garfield, increasing
capital stock TO $4,000. with shares al
SO each.
Helper Real Estate & Investment com
pany. Helper: capital stock 0.ooo:
shares 81 each; r. Barbogiio, president;
Shehrey Saeya first vice president. d.
Ber-ers, second vice president; william
S. Avery secretary. Joseph Blumbcr.
treasurer. +. X. Slopansky. general man
sgor.
Virgin Canal company. Virgin. Wash
inGton county: capital stock SS2. 600;
shares so each: Henry Cornelius. prcsi-
dent: Henry Gubler. vice president; Syl-
ycstcC Earl, secretary. Avis Workman.
treasurer.
Copy OF articles OF Incorporation OF
the Mineral Products company OF New
York. Charles II, MacDowel. pgcsid ent.
Thomas J. EeoGh. Secretary.
jusb County WoolSrowcrs company,
Nephl: cspltai stock $4,000: shares 80
each: William g.. Ornc president: j. s.
ogtlor. vice president: G. VI. Whitmorc,
secretary. Jesse Ray, trcISuror.
Springviile Opera Hons" comDsny.
Springville; capital stock $4,000. shsros
~ each. \. {. Bird, president: Or. y.
Dunn. vice president T. Waiting sec
rotary and treasurer.
Keene-Trcland * Park company, Salt
Lake; capital stock $3.50 nlJCc5 -
cscl. G. n. Eocnc. rresincnt; j r. Ike
isrd. vice president, 4. l.. Park. secrc-
tarH and treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph E. Searle and Mary Alice Mof-
fett. American Fork.
w. 10. Darton, Lehl, ana Bessie Boley.
American Fork.
Isaac Fox. Jr., and Annie Rachael Car
son, LefoL
Charles s. Link, Denver, and Frances
A. Larson, Crookstou. Minn.
Harry L. Lundberg and Emma Peal
Worlton, Salt Lake
Edgar Wright and Niargarette Miller.
Murray.
Martin Sctillo. Denver. and Ellen Shin
ley, Ogden.
Harry 9. Cole and Hessio e. Stafford
Salt Lake.
Erner S. Arbuclcle, Rountiful. aud Leo
ma Howard. Woods Cross,
Max H Simmons and Marie Sneclin-
ger. Salt Lake,
Earl L. Love and Pearl r. Whitaker,
Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecast for salt Lake cry and
state of Utah-Falr Wednesday and

Comparative weather. datn at SAT- Lake
City January 28. 1o13i
Highest Temperature today was 80 De-
grees: highest in this month since 1874
was so degrees: lowest last night was "a
degrees; lowest this month since 1914
Was 20 degrees below zero: mean tenn
perature for today was 80 degrees: nor
NAL was so degrees, accumulated def.
cheney since the first Of tho month is W
degrees.
Relative humidity at n m. today was
10 per cent: relative humidity at 6 D. m.
today was % per cent.
Total precipitation for the tvonsy -four
hours ending at p. IN was none; total
for this month TO date is ~ of an inch;
accumulated a deficiency for this month TO
date Is SIS OF an Inch
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29

-. u.
Fenron and AIrs Orson Howard.
The musical tea at the Hotel Utah. TO
be given next SATURDAY afternoon. prom
well 80 an artistic way. Besides a fns
music3l programme which has been
planned, the ladies in charge have ar
ranged with Mr.. Kelly uf the Colonial
thsster TO give reading.
Nj. and Mrs Edwin l. Carpenter, Jr,
left yesterday Tor their home In Port
land, or. after d, short visit With Mr..
Utah here. Mr. and HTrs CARPENTER will
leave here next week and will visit them
In their new home before going 10 south
ern California FOR the remainder Of the
winter.
Tho Girls Friendly society VII enjoy
the last 6lS dancing event III after
Easter this evening at Whitney hall The
have been making preparations for some
time and 4 large number OF thelr friends
arc planning To attend:
Misc Edna Jennings VIII entertain with
2. tea this afternoon from 10 o clock
At her home TO meet Il former Wellesley
clagsmate. Miss Dorothy Henderson, who
il guest at the Jennings homo for a
few weeks.
Mrs Harold F9 hian viii be the hostess
AT Il luncheon today at her home in COM
plmcnt TO Miss Calvin OF San Fran
cisco and Miss Helen Russell OF Michigan,
both of whom are visltors in The city.
The members OF tho Altar guild Of st.
Mary's cathedral will give q card party
Friday night In cathedral hall. The mem
bers OF both parishes and their friends
re planning to attend the affair Which
promises to be one Of tho successful So
cial events of the week.
Mrs. Emma ". Baunister and her SIS
ter Mrs, Woodmansee, who has been
spending the past few weeks here, loft
yesterday for Rcdding. Cal. 10 visit Mr.
and Mrs spragus thsro;,
Miss johnson Of Wilmington, Del. who
nan been tho guest OF Captain and Mrs.
A W. Foreman at Fort Douglas. has re-
turned TO hor home.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Calvin are here
from San Francisco and will spond
few days. They are guests at the Dunn
home,
Tile Junior class OF tho l.. D. s. col
Iege will give their annual dance on
Friday evening at the odeon,
The bridge tournament, which met yes
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indicates below zero.
A Committee on HorticuItrue.

The appointment OF q regular standing
cub committee on horticulture Will be
recommended to the Commercial club
board OF governors aS a result of @ meet
ing of the committee on manufa ctor1es
and new industries at the club yesterdey
afternoon, II is argued that the hoq-i-
cultural industry in this state and vital
matters that relate 20 II should receive
tho attention OF the club but that there
Is no standing committee at present that
would have Jurisdiction.