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names as drawn were likewise ell
closed in an envelope and en-
dorsed thereon the words "List
Of Jurors No. g." Said sealed
envelopes and the one containing
the names of the Grand Jurors
were placed in a box labelled
"Jury Box" which box was
locked and sealed and placed in
the custody Of the Clerk Of Court
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ESTORGE DRUG co. New Iberia

to be used in the July Term 1914.
We also sealed the General We
nire Box and placed same in the
custody Of the Clerk of Court
subject to the orders of the Dis
trict Judge.
In evidence whereof witness
my signature officially this 18th
day of June A. d. 1914.
N. DELCAMBRE,
JOSEPH BONN,
2. G. ROMERO,
B. V. MOURET,
Jury Commissioners.
Witnesses:
A. A. Flory -
Lezaire Broussard.
's.l j. G.. LEBLANC,
Clerk & Ex-Officio Jury Com
missioner. D.
A true copy: Attest:
j. G. LEBLANC, JR.
=. Deputy Clerk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-06-20

nire List having been written by
the said Clerk on separate slips
Of paper or ballots, containing
the names so selected. excent
those containing the names of the
persons chosen to serve as Grand
Jurors, were placed in a box
labelled General Venire Box.
Thereupon the slips contained in
the General Venire Box were well
mixed and Mic Delcambre, one
of hte Jury Commissioners, in the
presence of the others and the
above named witnesses, drew
therefrOm, one at a time, the
names of thirty 500 person to
serve as petit jurors for the week
beginning Monday the 18th day
Of July "A. ID. 1914 at 10 o'clock
a. M. to-wit:
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For sale by Estorge Drug Co., o. Rem
oudet, Renoudet & Dietlein and dealers
throughout Iberia Parish. Marie Central
Factory R. r. Co., Loreauville, La, and
John R. Taylor 4 Bro.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-06-20

w HICH Unity wv SLIPS VI UHf-
lots so drawn were placed in an
envelope, sealed and endorsed
with the words thereon endorsed
"List of Jurors Mol" after which
we proceeded to draw in the
same manner thirty 900 add
tional names for service as Petit
Jurors for the week beginning
on Monday, July Goth, 1914, as
follows, tO-wlt:
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FOR RENT.

A seven room dwelling on Full
ton Street. "A warehouse on
Southern Pacific Railroad.
F. w. BAUMAN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
DEBATING CLUB is
GETTING INTO TRIM

The debating club OF The Salt Lake
high school held a meeting yesterday at
which all members who have signed the
club constitution were present, Ira %,
Travis. head of the deha ting department
OF the school, was In charge. 1t was
decided to hold another meeting next
Tuesday afternoon after the school ses-
sion.
The schedule for the debating team has
not yet been completed, although IL is
planned TO hold debate with the Eni-
versity OF Utah freshmen team. The
high school team has not yet been Sc
lected, The high school team will con-
test in the interscholastic debates, which
Will be held in June
In the recent election Of officers. Starr
Wardrop was elected corresponding Sec
retary. The committee on questions Will
consist of Scott Grey. Russell Ghrig.
Emerson Bowerman. Robert Collier and
Miss Eva Kass. The committee OF judges
and debaters is composed OF Miss Mary
Taylor. Heber Sevey. Walter Gillespie.
Miss Ella NJ. Dukes, head OF the depart
ment of English and Ira ID. Travis Mr.
Travis and Miss Dukes are The orig
inators OF the debating movement in the
school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
NEBRASKA FARMERS
LOOKING THIS WAY
Colonization Plan Is Being
Formed That Will Help
Utah.

Tho eyes Of Nebraska farmers arc
turned toward Utah and this state may
receive hundreds OF new settlers as a
result OF a colonization plan framed by
the editor OF farm journal in Lincoln.
Neb.. according TO u letter received yes
terday by Colonel y. u. Mann, clerk OF
the Utah Conservation commission. The
editor asks for further information re-
Garding Utah and declares that applica-
tions FOR participation In his colonization
plan far exceed possible locations In the
state.
The plan is to form operative home
stead colonies and have the improve
inents required Dy law made under CO.
operative arrangement between the va
rious homesteaders. IT Is proposed to To-
cate the homestcadcrS In units OF six
teen. The writer states that he las a
special location in Utah in mind for
working out this plan and wishes all the
Information possible.
Probably the direct cause OF the inter
est In Utah is due TO the first biennial
report OF the Utah Conservation commits
sion. a copy OF which was recently sent
10 Colonel Mann. He SAYS that the In
tcresJ created in the state by the issu-
ance of this document is wonderful and
every day letters arc received express
Ing appreciation of the information re-
gardinE resources OF Utah, given In the
report.
One man living In West Chester. Pa.
recently wrote asking the commission
why Utah Is n good place OF residence.
He was sent a copy of the report as 4
reply and in another letter he said his
question had been properly answered
Colonel Mann SAYS that only n few more
copies OF the report are left. but that
they may be had free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
ASKS MORE PAVING
/ ON STATE STREET
|Committee of Commercial
Club to Take Matter Up
Fl, With City.

II A subcommittee OF tho good roads
OF tho Commercial club Will
present a request TO Richard z. Morris.
'conmissoner OF streets. this morning,
asking that State street between Tenth
.and Eleventh South streets be paved as
'soon as possible. The good roads commit
.tec adopted Il resolution asking for this
when IL met Yesterday and
|,,amed o. II. Hewlett. j. c. Howard and
|(,aarles Tying as u delegation TO walt upon
|Conlmissioper Morris.
n 'rhe committee held that State street
|is the most important thoroughfare en-
.fering the city from the south and should
he paved. II WAS paved from Ninth to
'Tcnth South last summer and would
|probably have been paved to Eleventh
South had il not been for the fact tina /
'at that time the west side OF the street
belonged to the county and the cast side
to the city. January ] the city annexed
'fhe west side so that the stretch be-
'tween Tenth and Eleventh South is now
City property entirely.
4 II was announced at the meeting tina I
'CeorCe u. kcyseT former city commits =
.sloner has been appointed the chief rep
|resentat tive in Uath OF the Lincoln High
'way association
communication from the Colorado
|1.incoln Highway association. formed TO
|;lave the trans continental road pass
Through Colorado instead Of Wyoming,
.Has laid over for consideration at the
next meeting on account OF the illness OF
.Dayid Mattson, chairman OF the good
'rosds committed The Colorado assocla-
4isn wants 10 join in the movement
yDr. G.. 4. Wherry suggested that the
.C0mmittcc investigate the feasibility and
legality Of having state convicts work on
'{he road in ParlcyS canyon. a COM
.Dr Wherrv was named TO visit Governor
'SprV and INQUIRE into the matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
DIR. REHERD TO GIVE.
COURSE OF LECTURES

Dr. H. w Reherd, the new president
|cf Westminster college. who is occupying
'the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
church. mas arranged an attractive series
'of Sunday evening services for the month
LOO January. The first OF these. which
will be given Sunday evening, will be an
Illustrated lecture. Through Palestine in
War Times DIR. Reherd recently spent
IA year travelling and studying in Europe
and the orient. He Travelled In Palestine
during the Turkish-Itallau war and had
many interesting and some thrilling ex-
|periencea. The pictures, which will be
shown by stereopticon. are among the
'fnest TO be seen in America, They were
made from photographs taken by DR.
R@rrd and bis party. The slides were
0inaTe and colored by the finest Japanese
artists at Yokohama. These color artists
have no superlors. and Chautauqua lee
'turcrs declare their slides cannot be
'eqiIaled by American makers.
Among the Views shown will be meth
ODDS OF travel shepherds with flocks,
|thrashinG floors, native life. Lebanon
mountains. Horns Of Fattin, Caperna um
Sea of Galilec. Tibereas. Cana. Nazareth
'Jacob's well, Bethlehem. Jerusalem and
many others.
Seats arc free and all are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
INFORMATION FOR
ATTORNEYS GIVEN
Calendar Embracing Terms
of Court Throughout the
State Is Compiled.

For the Information OF attorneys and
others interested in litigation coming up
during the current year. the secretary of
state, David Mattsop, yesterday had COM
piled calendar giving the dates on. which
every term OF court IN each district in the
state Will begin. The slttlngs in the
various counties embraced In the rcSpec-
tive districts also are dated, The cal
endar follows;
FIRST DISTRICT
BoScidcr county-Monduy. January i: Monday
March March ?; Monday. May II. and Mouday. Sep
Ca,ho county-Friday. February s: Friday. April
10. Friday, August Il and Friday. November s
,, Rich oounty.sa,urday January 10; Saturday.
Aay ls, and saturday, September IS.
SECOND DISTRICT
Morgan county-commsncns the first day Of
cach and cvory month and ending on tho second
day OF such month.
Wobor coupty-Comrnenclns the first day OF
each and eycry month and ending tho last
day Of BuCh month.
Dhvia couuty-Commcnclug on tho twenty SOW
| enth day OF each and cvcry month and ending
on tho last day OF such month.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Salt Lake county-ou the tirut day IN January.
In April and In September.
Summit county-ou tho third Monday In March.
tho third Monday In June and the tbrd Monday
Toocle eounty-on tho second Monday In Febru-
ary. the second Monday In May and tho second
Monday IN October.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Utah county-Monday. January 5: Monday. April
e. Monday. July 6. and Monday, October 5
Wnsatch oounty-Tucsdoy, February II. Tuesday.
Mny IL. Tuesday. August 4; Tuesday Novem-
her 10.
Uln,oh county-wodncsd,y March II. wednes-
day, June s; Wednesday. September 2 and We'd
nesday; December .
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Jusb county-Fcbrusry 10, May s. November .,
N'lorl county-Jnuuary April l, October Il.
Beaver county-Fohruary ., April 81. October s.
Iron county-Jnnuary %. April II. September ~.
Washington county-Jauuary 2l April 10. Sep
tcmbcr IL
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Sewer eounty-Jnnunry T. May IL, September 14
Pute oouuty-Fchruary II. June .. October Is.
Wayne couuty-March TO- June y. October 20.
Garfield couuty-Aprli 10. July q. November III.
Kane county-AprIl IS July 30. November 10,
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
sanpeto county-January L.. May II. Scptcm-
bor II.
Emery county-FsbrIRry o. Juno g. October IL
Carbon Couuty-Fcbruary l6. juno 10. octo-
ber 10
san Juan county-Aprl! l3. August 10, Novcm-
Der Q.
Grand coun;y-Aprl 20. August II, Novom-
hcr is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Thomas Spencer 10 Eleanor Jensen south
ouc-half OF block Ij Sandy street plat q. s
Mcfarland Lumber company 10 Chris Pcdcr-
ton. tot 90. Block .. Mn Crest ............
klmball Richards 10 Alicc L. Hovarth,
icts I!o and III, Highland Furk. plat A
Mariul Bzddlay 10 Maria n. Ros0,cr. part
OF lot s. block ~. plat .................-
George W. HciutE 10 II, Rosstcr. part OF
lot 8. block iSs. plat ....,...............
Evona Investment company to Angus, Mat
son. lots to IL. Pcorsop's subdivision -
George o. Cannon association 10 sarah A.
Barton and others. part OF lot E. block
q" pat ,s''ss'.... ....-.-.--,..-,.-,,...
Ella u. Suokney 10 John Ffucudc part OF
lot ~. block .. fyc-acre pint A .......,
*. Chabatn 30 MeiJi Toutsin, lot IS. block
j, I.hurcIhUISt .,,ss,,...,-s....-...s.
John Frrunde TO Naomi Campbell. part OF
lot 90 block ?. flvc,acre plat A .........
Hubbard Investment company 10 Punsy
Sampson. lots iJ and is. block l. I.yu-
"alc ,''.,,,,.s' - ,..,s..s.
J. S. Rook TO ". ]. Wadhuns, lots 81 to 40,
block s. Haynes addition ........,,.....,
Wilford FTickbcrg 10 Kimbnl Richards,
lots lit and IN South Cute Park ,.,,.
Prudence BcardsloY to William Walker lots
~ and ~, block 10. City Park subdiyisIop
T. A. Telofscu 10 william Campbell part
OF lot 8, block 50. plat d ....,.......s,.,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Inflow DEFENDANT
IN DIVORCE ACTION
Wife of Murderer Files Suit
in the Third District
Court.

Genevcvc M Inflow FLED suit Yesterday
for divorce from Caleb a. lnlow, who was
convicted last May of the murder OF
Thomas -. White. in November, 1912
Mrs. Inlow does not take advantage OF
the statutory provision under which the
wife OF a man convicted of felony may
obtain n divorce She charges failure to
provide during the past year and half
Her complaint Is one OF the br1ere5t ever
filed in the district court.
Tho fnlows were married at Farming
ton July 1. 1905. according TO the com
plaint There is no issue OF the mar
riase, II Is set out. Mrs. Inflow asks
only for a divorce and for restoration OF
her maiden name. Genevieve NJ Nc
Donald
The suit was filed by Soren X, Chris
Jensen, who has acted as Mrs. Inflow S
attorney ever since her arrest along with
her husband following the murder OF
White, October ). 1912. He withdrew as
counsel for Inlow before the trial. but
mas continued to represent Mrs. Inflow;
The Inlows were charged Jointly with
the murder OF White, though Mrs: In
low was never brought to trial She is
now out on $4,000 bond. The complaint
against her has not been dismissed, but
it Is generally understood that she Will
not be prosecuted
Following the conviction OF Inflow and
her own release Mrs. Inflow Issued a
statement through iler attorneys In which
she asserted her own innocence, but in
dicated that her husband was guilty.
White. public chauffeur, was Killed
the night OF October 5, 1912, as he sat
in the driving seat of his car at a lonely
spot on Third East street below Ninth
South street AT the trial of Inflow IT
was shown that White was lured to the
scene of the murder and shot from be-
hind. Mrs Inflow was the passenger
who boarded Whites car at Second South
and Main streets and ordered him TO
drive TO where the murder occurred. In
low, II was alleged, Joined the couple
on the way Mrs Inflow has contended
that her part IN the affair was an inpo-
cent one and that she did not know for
what purpose hor husband wanted White
10 drive his car to the given spot.
White was killed, IL was claimed at the
trial, because he was the only witness
against Inflow In a burglary charge which
Inflow was facing at the time OF the
murder.
Salt Jakers in New York,
Special to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.---Plaza, Mrs. j.
NJ. Cahill, Miss NJ. Walsh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Looking for Brother.

Miss IiZzlc Dahse of Tackensack, y.
j., Is making efforts to find her long lost
brother. G. II. Dahse. who was last
heard from in Salt Lake, In a letter re-
l.. Thomas from Miss Dahsc. she asks
the aid of the postmaster In the search
Dalse was last heard from at 2t2 West
First South street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
False Pretenses Charged.

]. L. Sweuson. a painter 40 years Of
age, arrested here Wednesday by Mount
ed Patrolman Byron Crosby. was taken
TO Brigham City yesterday by Sheriff
Jacob Zundell OF BoNelder county. Sven
son. who was arrested upon the request
or the BoXelder county authorities, will
face charge of obtaining goods by false
nrrIenSeS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Spry Will Not Speak.

Governor Spry will not be able 10 make
|an address OF welcome 10 the delegates
|of the wooleroWerS convention. which
|ppenS next Thursday. The governor VIII
be out OF the city on that date Mayor
Park viii probably represent both the
stale and city in welcoming the wool men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09

as n student of art. Mr.. Beauregard was
successful In being able tn get one OF his
paintings exhibited in tho Salon every
year.
At present Mr. Boaurcsard IS or his
way To Santa Pc 10 paint i series of pan
els for the New Mexico museum. which
is the home of the American school of
archaeology. Before being placed pcrma
nenily in the museum the panels will he
shown ut the San Diego exposition in 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
BOYS ADDRESSED BY
CAPTAIN PEPPERKORN

The first meeting of the scoutma ster' s
school was held at the Y. NJ G. A.
last night Captain Herman Pepperkorn,
traffic manager OF the Walker Brothers
bank building, q veteran seaman. in
structed the class In the art of tying
various knots used by sailors. Homer L.,
Hoisington. In charge OF the boy scout
work al the institution made short
address 10 the boys, At future meetings
of the class. woodcraft first aid 10 the
Injured and .'Wigwagging" will be dis
rngSp1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Births,

Thomas r. Lamb. 5;iiA North First West street,
boy.
Frank RIcourt. 1851 Gerard avenue boy.
Henry ]. Ruttuan, 81 Marks hospital. boy
william 4 Moore. ~ Shclmcrdpc court sirl.
ChGrloS y. Sparks. 257 + Htrcct boy.
Arlington e. Wilbur. Judge Mercy hospital
boy.
iohn ". Weaver. nc rayc,,c avenue girl.
Harry {. Layton IFS i street. boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Held TO Grand Jury.

King David Howard. negro, charged
with white slavery, 1t being alleged that
lie brought a negro girj from Wyoming
10 salt Lake. WAS held la the grand Jury
under bond o( sl00O when taken before
United states Commissioner Cha rles
Baldwin Yesterday afternoon. The prin-
cip1l witness against the historical
named ono WAS Allan @. Thurman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
UPSET STOMACH, COST|VE, BILIOUS,
CASCARETS TONIGHT --D|N|E A BOX

That awful sourncss, belching of acid
and foul gases; that pain in the pit Of
tho stomach, the heartburn, nervous
ness, nausea. bloating after eating, feel
ing Of fullncss, dizziness and sick
headache, means your stomach is sour
your liver is torpid-your bowels
constipated. IL isn't your stomach s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
BOTH GAINED
Man and Wife Thrive on Grape Nuts.

The notion that meat is necessary for
real strength and the foundation of
sold fleSh is not now as prevalent as
formerly
Excessive meat caters are usually
sluggish a part Of the time because
they are not able to fully digest their
food. and the undigcsted portion of
changed into what is practically a kind
OF poison that acts upon tho blood and
nerves, thus getting all through the
system.
81 was II heavy meat eater writes
an Ills. man, "and up to two years
ago was IN very poor health. I suf.
fered with indigestion no that l only
weighed nlncty-fivc pounds
"Thcn | heard about Grape Nuts
food and decided to try 1T, Ny wife
laughed at me at first but when [
gained to l25 pounds and felt so fine,
she thought she would eat Grape Nuts
too. Now she is fat and we'll and has
gained forty pounds. We never have
indigestion any more and seldom feel
tho desire for meat.
GA neigbbor of ours. 6S years old,
was troubled with Indigestion for years,
and was heavy meat eater Now,
since he has boon eating Grapefruit
regularly, he says he is well and never
has indigestion,
"I could name lot OF persons who
have rid themselves OF indigestion by
changing from a heavy meat diet to
Grape Nuts Name given by Postum
Co, Battle Creek. Mich Read the lit
Ito book, ''The Road TO Wellvillc," in
pkgs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09

fanlt-it ism Z indigcstion--it e bilious
ness and constipation. Try Cascarets;
they swcctcn the stomach, remove the
sour, fermcnting food and foul gases;
take bile from the liver and carry off
the constipatcd waste matter from the
bowels. Then your stomach trouble is
ended. A Cascaret tonight straig ghtens
you out By morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Goshen Gives Lecture.

''rhe Young Man and His Companions
was the subject Of a lecture given by the
Rev, Elmer J. Goshen to the High School
Discussion club at tae Y, NJ G. A. last
night The subject, which dealt with how
far each mans genera ton is indebted to
him. was heard by large and attentive
audIoOcc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Deaths,

Janus-y 8. latt. Melvin c. Hubbard Sic South
Firth East street. aged years. braio pressure,
JJnuary 3. 1914 william :. Brown SoI Simond
street. aged % years unknoNu but natural
Jauuary T. 1914. Lewis Laudo lS0 Third avenue,
uecd 62 years. cancor OF the stomach.
January Z, 1914, Edward Lclbcrmup Holy Cross
hogpal nGcd 10 monlhs. Eastro. .cntcrilis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
YOUNG UTAH ARTIST
HOME ON A VISIT

Don BCaurcSard, one OF Utahs young
artists. formerly student at the Gniver-
sity of Utah. has returned from three
years OF study In Paris and for the past
two or three DAYS hus been visitor on
the university campus. While in Paris.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Salt Lake Statistic.
Marriage Licenses.

Brigham Mckenzie and Florence l. Nelson. both
OF Salt Lake.
Ogden.
AScl II, Lundgrcn aud Agnes a. loyis, both
OF Salt Lake
Victor T.. Icdo,cd. Drsss. Idaho and Hannah
Groves. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Better Service Planned.

Owing TO the increa sed business on the
Holiday line OF the street railway. the
Utah Light & Railway company has an
nounced better service with more frequent
ears, Heretofore. except on SATURDAYS
and holidays. the cars have run every
Hour and n half
The Detroit times., 1914-11-02
CORNELL ASSN
HAS BIG PLANS
LAID FOR l4TH

The Cornell Alumni association OF
Michigan Is making elaborate plans
for the football game between Cor
nell and Michigan at Ann Arbor on
Nov. Ia. Word has just been received
from Ithaca that the Cornell team
will arrive In Detroit on Friday morn
ing and will have their headquarters
at the Detroit Country club. They
viii be the guests Of honor at smok.
er AT the st. Clair hotel at s y. m.
Friday evening. This will doubtless
be the largest gathering OF Cornell
men ever held In Detroit. and several
hundred alumni from Cleveland, To
ledo and Chicago will be present.
In an interview with c. w. Cross,
chairman OF the committee of ar
|rangements. he said that the plans
had been completed for q special
train to carry the football team and
the Cornell alumni and their friends
to Ann Arbor on Saturday. Nov. Ia.
The train viii leave the Michigan
Central depot at ll:45 q. M. and Will
go direct TO the athletic field. A buf-
fet luncheon will be served on the
train both going and coming from Ann
Arbor
The football officials have made res
ervations OF one OF the best sections
of the new concrete grandstand for
the benefit Of Cornell alumni. under
graduates and friends. These seats
have been taken up very rapidly, al
though there Are few remaining
which can be secured by communica-
ton with r. L. Davis. room $40.
Michigan Central Terminal building.
who is secretary of the Cornell Alum
nj association OF Michigan. Immedi-
ate action il also necessary In regard
to reservations on the association Q
special cars. These can be secured
only by communication with Mr. Da-
Wis. or c. w. Cross, No. 1876 East
Grand-bl