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The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
TANGO|STS
AND TEACHERS
HAVE REST

Tangoists may rest their weary
muscles today. The Calls dancing
class will not meet this afternoon at
the Cort theater, as the big playhouse
is to be given up to the symphony
concert. and Alice Lloyd and her en-
tertainers will have an afternoon off.
Tomorrow and Sunday. however. the
last Of the instructions will be given
to those holding the tickets gained by
The Calls coupons.
Applications are coming in by the
hundreds now, and the stage yester-
day was so crowded that the classes
had to be divided into squads.
ALL ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
The spirit of ardent effort on the
part of the pupils Is quite equaled
by the desire of the instructors really
to teach the dance. Little Miss Young.
who can do much more than tango.
as those can testify who have seen
her mad athletic bout with young Mr..
Pauly in their eccentric dance in the
cabaret scene or her 1.-THE grace in
the x-ray dance, works as hard with
her class as though she were an un-
derpaid teacher in a dancing school.
Mr.. Pauly has the same spirit.
And its shows in the results. To
note the Improvement which has been
made by the most unpromising OF. the
would-be tango dancers IN the week
is indeed a surprise.
INsTRUCTS AGED DANCER.
Sidney Wood does not have class,
but prefers to instruct individuals.
He has one pupil whose years are
perhaps thrice his own. and in her
he has a particular pride, forsaking
he youngest and most attractive for
hes.
Nor is she unappreciative.
Yesterday afternoon after he had
put in about a half an hour with her
across the front of the stage, bring
ing her to the liveliest of steps, she
said: That's fine. III tell you what
I'm going TO do. I'm going to send
you a bottle of gherkins." He thanked
her, and then confided to Miss Lloyd
that he was going to have a present
What will you do with them, Sid
ney?" asked Miss Lloyd. Put them
in your bag, 1 suppose, and keep them
until a policeman finds you out?"
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Vital Statistics
BTRTHS


BEECHER-In this city, December s. 1913, to
the wife OF Clyde W. Beecher. sou.
BERTICH-In this city, December 1913, to
the wife Of Dave Bertich, q daughter;
the wife Of A. r. Bilay (nee Bopp), a
daughter.
BRINE this city. December Z. 1918, to the
wife Of Attillio Brin, a daughter
BRINC0TT-In this city. December 10. 1918.
to the wife Of John Brincott, son.
BuzzARD-In this city. December !. 1913, to
CLARKE this city, December 9. 1913. to
the wife OF Edward r. Clark, son.
FAZzARINO-In this city, December 8, 1913,
to the wife of Baldassare Faszarino. SON
GIAvANO---In this city, November 25. 1913.
to the wife Of Antonio Giavano. daughter
HAcKNEY--In this city, November 25. 1913,
HAYES-In this city, December T., 1913, to
the wife OF Joseph Hayes. daughter
JACKSoN--In this city. December O, 1915, to
MANINO-In this city. December s. 1913, to
the wife Of Giuseppe Manino. q son.
MASTIN-In this city, December 2, 1913. to
MoLINARoLI-1n this city. November so.
1913. to the wife of Enrico Molinaroii,
MoRiARIrY-In this city. December L. 1913,
NIBLOCK-In this city, November %, 1913.
to the wife Of Raymond @. Niblock. son.
O'CONNOR--rn this city. December o, 1918,
to the wife Of John p. O'Connor. son.
PIAZZET-In this city. December 10, 1918,
to the wife Of Givcascio Planet, daughter.
RAFFETTO-In this city, December D, 1913,
to the wife Of Michael Raffetto. daugh-
ROSENTHAL,-In this city. December g.. 1918.
to the wife Of Hyman Rosenthal, daugn-
vARNI-In this city. December s.. 1913, to
the wife Of r. h. varni. daughter.
to the wife OF Zachary T. Whitton, a
daughter.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
SUN. MOON and TIDE
Limit Time Autos
May Stand at Curb

An ordinance prohibiting automo-
biies and other vehicles from stand
ing at the sidewalk edge for more
than 40 minutes at time between
10 a. m. and p. m, except Sundays
and legal holidays. will be submitted
to the board of supervisors Monday
by the finance committee. This will
apply to the downtown sections of
Market. Kearny. Powell, Geary, Post.
Sutter and Stockton streets and Grant
avenue.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
TO LEAVE THIS PORT.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER II.
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Roanoke.
Captain r. Dickson, at 10 a. m., from Vallejo
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Yale.
Captain p F. Bartlett, at p. m. from Pacific
For Los Angeles, stmr Rose City, Captain
Q. g Rankin at IL a; NJ, from pier 40.
For Santa Cruz and Monterey, stmr Eureka
Captain A. Paulsen, at p. m. from Vallejo
For wiilapa Harbor. stmr claremont, Cap
tain J. Lunstedt at p. M, from Lombard
For Los Angeles, stmr Yosemite. Captain
e Marc at -, E m M; from Powell street wharf.
For New York via Balboa, stmr City of
SYDNEY; Captain r. brennan. at II m. from
For New York via San Pedro and Panama.
stmr Lewis Luckenbach. Captain G. NJ Nc.
Donald at II m, from pier SO.
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett stmr Con-
sress' s,op, p oaRsain \; E. Cousins. at IL a. M.
Por Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Francis H..
beggett. Captain 0. Bellesen. at p m, from
For Portland. stmr Canine Captain K. A..
Ahlln, at IL a. M, fro mHowsrd street wharf
For Coquiile river. stmr Speedwell. Captain
wharf
For Eureka. stmr City of Topeka. Captain
9; A. Harris, at 1i:30 a. m. from Broadway
For Eureka, stmr F. A. Kilburn. CAPTAIN
r. Il: Mcclellan, at ~ M, from Vallejo street
For Los Angeles and San Diego stmr Yuca-
tan. Captain A. c. Paulsen. at D. m. from
Vallejo street wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr Harvard. Captain R.
Jepsen. at p. m, from Pacific street wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr Norwood. Captain G.
A: knudsen, at p M, from Mason street
wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr Northland Captain
H 4 Bodge. at p, M, from Powell street
For Los Angeles, stmr Avalon. Csntain
Benson. at p. M, from Powell street wharf
For Moss Landing. stmr Coos Bay Captain
lanes bowen, at p. M. from Broadway
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Boys Loot Burned
Store, Two Trapped

Three youthful robbers. known to
the police only as Bones" shorty
and Piggy" are wanted for breaking
today into the burned cigar store of
Glasser Brothers at Merchant and
Montgomery streets after the $4,000
fire eight days ago.
Two companions. Albert Gige, 10
wears old. residing at 441 Chestnut
street. and James Mazzaferri. 13, 8
Sonora place, are held by the police.
The younger lads were hoisted
through the window CRATES by the
older ones and could not escape when
the police swooped down.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
POSTOFFICE SHAKEUP
SCHEDULED JANUARY |

Many changes are to be made in
the local postoffice on January l. Spe-
cial Postal Inspector Bushnell of
Washington and his assistants have
completed their reorganization plans
and leave for Portland tomorrow.
Jesse S. Roberts. postal inspector. is
to be made inspector of mails. Will
liam l.. St Amant is to he made chief
assistant at an increased salary. r..
w. Madden, superintendent OF mails.
will be placed in another position.
Daniel O. Troy will succeed Isaac
Wertheimer as cashier.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Folsom Warden to Be :
Selected Tomorrow

A new warden for Folsom prison, to
succeed James A. Johnston. who was
transferred recently TO San Quentin,
will probably be chosen by the board
of prison directors at a meeting either
tonight or tomorrow. Indications
point to the selection of j. j. Smith,
formerly captain of the guard at Fol-
som prison and now acting warden.
1t is said there is some opposition to
him.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
North Bay Counties
Look Over Fair Site

Members of the North of Bay Coun-
ties association. who are arranging
for big exhibit at the Panama-Pa-
cific exposition. met today at the Cali
fornia Development Board and then
visited the exposition grounds with
members of the board. The trip was
arranged by Robert Newton Lynch.
The association has taken perma-
nent allotment of space.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
DEATHS

FULLER-yn this city, December TO- 1913 NJ.
J. Fuller, native OF Massachusetts,, aged S5
years.
HAMMoND-In Napa, CAL. December 10,
1913. Charlotte Sarah beloved wife of John
W. Hammond, mother Of T. Edward Bailey.
John A. Hammond, Maud NJ. Armstrong.
Grace w. Lattlefon and the late Herbert
Hammond. beloved sister OF Jane Bisset and
the late Robert p. Bisset. a native Of Bir-
kenhead. England, aged 81 years, months
and 10 days.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
services tomorrow saturday. at j O'Clock
dero streets. Interment private
HURLEY-In this city, December TO- 1913
Mrs. Eliza Hurley, native OF ireland, aged
20 years.
sINoN--In this city December 10. 1913. Rob-
ert Simon, q native OF Germany, aged so
years.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
LEAGUE is IN SESSION
Nv Aanociated pross,

BOSTON. Dec. 12.-Election of off,
GERS was the first business taken up
at today's session of the annual meet
ing of the National Civil Service Re-
form league This was followed by
the presentation of reports. including
that of the committee on resolutions.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
WEINSTOCK TO TALK ON
WORKERS. COMPENSATION

Colonel Weinstock. chairman OF the
California industrial accident board.
will address the California Metal
Trades association at it's seventh an
nual dinner in the Union League club.
O'Farrell and Powell streets. Colonel
Weinstock will talk on the new work
mems compensation law.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
NEW PROMOTION CLUB FORMED

STOCKTON, Dec. 12.-Plans were
perfected here last night for the or
ganization of the Merchants, Manu-
facturers' and Employers association.
which will doubtless include every
employer in the city. The object Is
the mutual protection of the members
and the general advancement of the
city's interests.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
VERMONT MURDERER IS
REFUSED CLEMENCY

MONTPELIER. VT. Dec. 12.-Gov-
ernor Fletcher has denied the petition
for stay of execution for Arthur
Bosworth, sentenced TO be hanged
on January 2. next. for the murder
of Mae Labelle, at Essex Junction in
June 1911
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
ROBT. LOUIS STEvENSON'S
WOMAN KIN AIDS FAIR

Mrs. Katherine Osbourne, daughter
in law of Robert Louis Stevenson, Is
an assistant in the department of
horticulture of the Panama Pacific in
ternational exposition today. having
been selected by the woman's board.
She is soon to leave for Samoa to aid
the fair.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Y. w C. A. vEsPER SERVICES

The Young Womens Christian as
sociation will hold its Sunday vesper
service at 1249 O'Farrell street at
o'clock. Miss Lillian r. James. field
secretary of the association, will be
the speaker and Mrs. Dorothy Pagels
the solofst
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
G. o. P. CONGRESSMEN IN
SESSION PLAN CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The Re-
publican congressional committee met
today for the first time since the last
elections. Plans for the campaign pre-
ceding the coming congressional cleo
tions were discussed
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
NURSES TO GRADUATE

The Christmas and graduation ex-
ercises of the German hospital and
training school for nurses will be held
In the evening of December 20.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
TALK ON MOTHERS PENSION

William III. Mccarthy viii speak on
the Mothers Pension Bill" at the
meeting of the Monroe school social
center at 5 o'clock this evening. a.
special program has been arranged.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Shipping intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

DUE AT THIS PORT
From Portland. stmr Yosemite
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS
From Balboa. stmr Lyra.
From Willapa harbor, stmr Avalon.
From Portland and Astoria. stmr Yucatan.
From Fort Bragg. stmr Brunswick.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Har-
ward
From Los Angeles, sfmr HanaIei.
From Grays Harbor, stmr Norwood
From Grays Harbor. stmr @. c. Lindauer.
From Portland, stmr Northiand.
From San Diego. sfmr Speedwell
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
BRANNER TO SPEAK

President J. c.. Branner of the Le-
land Stanford Jr. university will ad-
dress the Commonwealth members at
luncheon in the Palace hotel Satur-
day. His topic will be Earthquakes
and Business.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
SOCIETY TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting of the
Berean society OF Calvary Presbyte-
rian church will be held Monday even
ing. Captain w. I. Day OF the Cali
fornia prison commission will speak
on Modern Methods Of Prison Re-
FORM
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
CHINESE MEDICINE

FAMOUS Chinese oil, imported from China: ex-
cellent results: for toothaehe. headache stom-
achache, severe colds. catarrh. Indigestion
feyers and numerous complaints: small bottle
pie bottle. Travelling Medicine Co. 723 sacto
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
FEATURES AT BAZAAR

PARLIAMENT of Servants" will be
given tonight by the Em Anon club at
the San Francisco Settlement bazaar,
$500 Folsom street. Tomorrow night
X. M. G. A. boys will give gymnastic
exhibition
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
MARRIAGES

KRMoYAN-HAGoPIAN this city, Decem-
Der T. 1918, by II. H. Bell. pastor First
United Presbyterian church, Leon Krmoyan
SANBORN-WELLS-In this city. December O.,
1918, by n. II. Bell, Elmer Miller Sanborn
and Lena Wells, both Of Lemoore, Kings
county California.
PETERSON-TEMPLE-O Dec. 10, 1918. by
Rev. John w. Berger. at the residence of
the brides father. william A. Peterson Of
OAKLAND, CAL, ship builder, 10 Carina Mar
jorrie Warner Temple, spinster, younger
daughter Of Mr.. Warner Temple Of San Fran
cisco, counselor at law
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Buiidinw Contracts

Martin S. Show with L. Gilbertsen and r.
A. John-Brfck work for three story and
basement class G building in N line Of Bush
street, 1TI:l0k w Of Hyde, w 84:41a by N
1876; IS. 400.
PETER Demar with william Howard Moore
Carpenter work for store at 2121 Fillmore
street: $165.
Isaiah b. Arkwright with J. Johnson-ro
erect a two story frame building tnatsl In
line OF Arguello boulevard, 7S41 N Of
Geary street. 2o:6, 10, 21.35. NV
120:1h; e4,900.
George A. Ducker with William F. Yates
To erect two story and basement frame resi-
dence In line Of Twenty -nrst avenue, $50
s OF Geary street, 25x12O: 1900.
George r. Bernard with James r. Conlan-
To erect q three story and basement frame
apartment house at NE corner Of Page and
Cough streets. N 120 by 27:6; $17,475.
Panama Pacific International Exposition com
pany with Dyer Brothers. Golden West Iron
works-F Furnishing fabricating and erecting
structural steel and cast iron work for main
entrance tower on exposition site: $13S.59S.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
FLORISTS

PARK FLORAL. 1437 Haight ST.; phone Park
3S6 Cut flowers. pits, etc. r. Groves. prop.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
A soNoMA STOCK RANCH AT A SACRIFICE

Located near Skaggs. and consisting Of 96O
acres of extra choice range and farm land
beautffA place, with great possibilities as
stock ranch or as a resort; abundant water
and rich soil; best kind OF hunting and fish,
Ing, boating, hne roads, near school, and eli
mate can not be excelled; several hne build
ings. orchard, stock, furniture. etc; must
be sold at once, and will sacrifice for $12, 600.
half cash and balance TO suit at per cent.
This is an absolutely safe investment from
any standpoint, and investigation will prove
II. For particulars, call at 555 Monadnock
bldg, GOLDEN STATE INV co.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12

in line of Wisconsin street. $50 s of Twenty
second. s 25 by e 100; $40.
G. de Grassi to William ". Gwinn and wife.
lot at Sc corner Of Fifteenth avenue and Anza
street. 80 by "a; $40.
Bay District Land company to Sibbert Peter
sen and wife, lot In w line Of Third avenue.
319:9H OF Cabrillo street. SO, W 120, N
So 100; $40.
W. ]. Yore ct al, by referee. to G. Capurro.
lot in line Of 1roadwsy, 1879 Of Grant
Peter NJ. Stokkkebye to Christian L. Stoke
bye lot In line Of Shotwell street, 90 s OF
NineteeIsh g ssa'ye sy .sd 80; ,,fe sle
Gaughlin, lot in line Of Fifth avenue, 100 S
OF Geary street. 25 by E 100; $40.
carnsr ~ rsrhth avenue South and I. street
Sc 100 BY NE 100 and one other piece; $40.
Patrick J. Riordan, guardian, etc.. to same,
John II. Riordan ct al. to Patrick Riordan,
lot at n corner Of Fairfax avenue and Lane
street, Sc 100 by NE 100: SO.
Go,deT gsse ns asnr II avenue 20
Of Rivera street, 25 by q i20; $40. u
William I. Morgan to Charles A. Larson. los
:senus Mm fSrnsa sas p Sy hTfps ioo s' SO anu
Marie Gregoire to Leonie Francard, lot at
NE corner Of Dwight and Oxford streets, Z
Ao U@psI 5oo 70 ~ Julius IN Mendeison, lot ISIS e
1883. gift map 4; $40
Vincent p Buckley and wife to Z. Edward
Palmer and Wife lot IN fosns Ifos o. ,trset
Abbie P. Hanscom to Lillian Frost Hans
com. lot in line Of 0'Farrell street, l62:t
w of Leavenworth, 1878 by 70; gift
Patrick RIordan to Patrick ]. Riordan. one
half OF lot In NE line Of Sixth avenue South
$50 Sc of NJ street. Sc 80 By NE 100: $40.
Same to same, one half OF same; $40.
John r. Coleman to Mary L. Dunkle, lot In
line OF Duncan street, 1918 W OF Church
w 16:4 by ia: $l0-
Thomas Thargersen to Marie Thargersen
one-half Of lot In line Of Powhattan street
STA w Of Peralta avenue, w 2SS by :
Horace Scott Seaton and wife to Talman
Chittcnden, lot at 6E corner OF street and
Nineteenth avenue, 8 rs by d 100; $40.
H. L. Henderson to ]. r. Howell, lot IN
line of Day street, 206:T w OF Diamond,
w 5o:11 By ia: 80.
Florence A. Moulton to Edna L. LAmping.
lot In line Of Noe street, 80 Of Twenty
ffth "a by e 1o5; $40.
Homeland company to G. Rosenberg, block
Z. Sunnyside; $40.
W. w. Chase company to Eliza Louisa
Peters. lot In w line Of Scott street, IS 8 Of
Green W 10, " 8, no. s; $40.
Helen NJ. Meyers to Edward r. Donahue
and wife, lot in N line of Duncan street,
1906 Of Sanchez 1856 by l06; $40.
Fernando A. Nelson and wife to william
p Agnew. lot In line Of Clement street, Sc
Of Sixteenth avenue, E 20 BY N 104:6.
Alton Lapham and wife to Richard C. Arm
berger, lot In E line Of Eighteenth avenue,
$50 OF Ansa street 8 % by 120; $40.
Pierce Arrow Sales company to Pierce Ar
row Pacific Sales company, lot at NV corne,
Of Geary and Polk streets, w S2:6 by n
40; $40.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Five Cents an Acre Cash

Texas school land for sale By the state: you
can buy good land at 81 per acre: pay &c per
acre cash and no more for 20 years, but per
cent interest; send &c postage for further In
formation Investor Publishing Co., Desk q.
San Antonio Texas.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
WEATHER REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO. FRIDAY, DEC. IL
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
STATIONS

FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ, PACIFIC TINE
SATURDAY
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
UPHoLsTERING FURNITURE
Wp[1@Dst@r'

Your old furniture. We make 1t look like
new. We quote lowest prices. Work guaran-
teed. Representative will call with samples
to give estimates free. We give you time to
pay on weekly or monthly payments. Orders
attended to within 300 miles
BARON BROS,
Cor. Steiner and Elliot park. Phone West 254.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

FOR sale cheap, business lot in Richmond an
mex; directly opposite proposed inner har-
Dor; improvements complete; owner must
sell quickly. Phone Park 4S4i.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
TO settle estate, must sell IS room fiat
building and lot, located in Oakland and
rented for $50 per month; paying IS per
cent on the investment; price $4,000; 81, ,O0C
cash. bal. terms
ID. r. TANNER REAL ESTATE CO..
22S-229 Mulrhead bldg.
1878 Market St. San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-28

1. 1913, authorizing the department of agriculture to adopt such provisions as may be deemed just and proper, and which will give effect to the pro visions of the act.
 The birds specified in the law are wild geese, wild swans. brant, wild ducks snipe, blower. woOdcock. rail, wild pigeons, and all other migratory game and insectiVOrous birds which in their northern and southern mi grations pass through or do not re- main permanently the entire year within the borders of any state or territory. These birds are by the provisions of the act taken under the jurisdiction of the government of the United States, and it is made unlawful to take or destroy these birds in cOntraventiOn of the proVi- siOns of the act.
 In the orders issued by the depart ment of agriculture are as follows:
 For the purposes of these regula- tions the following shall be consider ed migratory game birds:
 (a) Anatide or waterfowl. includ- ing brant, wild ducks, geese and swans.
 Cb) Gruidae or cranes, including
Arizona republican., 1913-07-28
NATIONAL CAME
 PROTECTION
Game Warden Rogers of Arizona in Sympathy With Action of Federal Government in PrOtec- tiOn of Birds.

The state department for the pro- tection of game, over which Game Warden Frank w. Rogers presides, is heartily in sympathy with the work of the United States Biological sur vey in the matter of the protection the national government seeks to put around migratory birds, announced the following national act of March
Arizona republican., 1913-07-28


 Persons recommending changes in the regulations desiring to submit evidence in person or by attorney as to the necessity for such changes should make application to the sec retary Of agriculture. Whenever pos sible hearings will be arranged at central points, and due notice there of given by publication or otherwise as may be deemed appropriate Per sons recommending changes should be prepared to show the necessity for such action and to submit evidence other than that based on reasons of personal convenience or a desire to kill game during a longer open sea son.
 Upon the occasion of the visit of Dr. A. H. Fisher to this city recent ly Warden Rogers and Dr. Fisher had long conversation relative to the act and it's effect on Arizona sportsmen and an understanding was arrived at by Dr. Fisher and Warden Rogers found they had many things in common in connection with the work of protecting bir1s and ami malS 4
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-02
At the Hotels

Dacotah-W. F. Smith, Fargo: a.
f. Colwell. Fargo; W. 1. Christianson,
Fergus: c. H. Sandberg. WARREN: Miss
A. Sanderson. LaMoure; Mrs. Andrew
Stewart, Milton; R. G. VALENTINE,
Fargo; Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Bryle.
Walhalla; w. j. Brandelin, Roseau;
7. B. Haldahl. Roseau.
Frederick-E. H. Cory. Reynolds:
Mrs. J. Heger. Forest River; Ed. Rich
w. Fl. stork Fargo; J.. T. Tweten.
knudson, Glenburn; Mr. and Mrs.
Walters, Minot; w. B. Boyer, Crax-
ton.
Northern-c. w. Brunzell. Fargo;
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Andrew, Mayville:
r. j. Mullen, Ellendale: j. N. Glib
son, St. Thomas; c. Laune, Larimore;
Dan Winegarden. Fargo.
1mperial-Peter O'Toole, Crystal;
w. P. O'Brien. Doyon; l.. Rose. Wal
halla; Henry Stetten, Larimore; Ole
Brekki, Orr; G. H. Dael. Reynolds; j
Anderson. Drayton.
Columbia-Wm. A. Price, Langdon;
Geo. A. Price. Langdon; j. L. Attains
Fargo; Julia Olson. st. Thomas. Err.
nest swenson. Fox. Mimi: Frank
Swenson. Fox. Mimi; j. N. Nelson
lnkster; T. Sonstrud, Reynolds; E. ]
Lfnegar. Grafton; j. @. johnson, Rug
by; T. o. Johnson. Brocket; e. G
Washburn. L%angdon; T. A. Thorson
Fairdale: Paul Lickman, Omemee.
p. A. Lee. Pekin; G.. McDivett. Minot
Selner Siverson, Lankin.