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chrlstmas trees and Decorations. Front St., opp. Ferry>Way. 12-21-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-22

"KABLER" are mild and fragrant cigars. manufactured in Juneau. ls-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-22

Everything Musical for Christmas. l2-22-1t. JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-22
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
MINERS BURIED
BY EXPLOSION
Believed That 1860 Are Victims in
West Virginia Coal Field One Res
Cued Expected TO Die.

HINTON. W Va March An cl
ulpsIop occurred In tho mime or rhr
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
MILITIA SCORED
BY COMMITTEE
Report oil House Members
Severely Condemn, Colorado
Guards Strike Actions.
OF NATION WIDE IMPORTANCE
Disturbances Only Can be Ad-
juSted by Federal Govern
menl; Ne PeOnage.

WASHINGTON March = A .ralh
INK arraignmonr ~ the Colorado mill
Tin for Is treatment uf striking min.
rr- aud their fumlir- j. contained u
u 'o.umluuua report admitted tu the
house todnl by the mime. and miuu-
sub Committee which Investigated rou
dNliuu- iu the Colorado cont fields.
while scoring conditions generally
m Inr 0OJ hrld. aud rrtia-Iug many
ul tNn u.l. or the mine operators. u
'0"um, alleged violation NJ STATE. laws
The ummttrr rrpurt- tlnf uU c,i
u"u"" MAS found Of ruu,pirac, in
restraint uf trade 10 limit the output
.ui ihr mines. nor conclusive proof Of
lhD existence NJ pruuugr
Important 10 Nation
Ih" Strike was settled long before
Oh. oumIrlrr .ompIrlcd ir. report. so
no -p".In. recommendations ARE made
Ih" committee appeals. however for
arbitration u such situations II de
clare, That THESE disturbances are no.
tlDn.Widc lu their Importance. that the
federal government is the ouly power
competent 10 deal with them and M.
Ten referring to the testimony ~ John
~ Rockefeller Jr who dlsuluimrd r..
spou-lhilily fur Colorado condition.
adds
Absentee owners or directors hy
their nbsrucc from the -rrur uf such
disturbances cannot escape their NOR
al responsibility for conditions iu and
about properties iu which they are
Interested"
Liberal eNtruct, from the 1000
prgr. NJ testimony taken hy the com.
mlttre nr' embodied In the report with
this comment
considerable Testimony uu both
sides of the controversy. We believe il
unreliable and no confidence should
be- placed IN e. Colorado has good
mining laws and such that ought Ia
afford protection tu the miner II they
are enforced vet in this state the per.
ceutugr " futalitics is larger than
any other showing there undoubtedly
i something wrong with reference Ia
IT, coal mines II /. routcndrd by the
miners that as one ~ their grievances
that the operators do not obey the law
Continued on Last PRgeD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
Americans Who Ship OHh Allies
Horses Fleeced and Turned Loose

LONDON March . Man Amer
cans have been induced TO shin on
British steamers as horse tenders then
turned adrifl pcunIlcss In England or
France Such vessels run n m Amer
team ports tu England aud Frnnrp with
remuunts for the allies Tho men are
Vuutcd tu care for the animpls nn the
way over They are assured they will
bc paid from Sl1 10 $50 for their work
and then supplied with n return ticket
or an opportunity IN work their way
back un another steamer.
Upon arrival they often fau to get
thr money promised and frequently
are turned loose TO drlft 4or them.
selves Sometimes they lrc given
$3.50 aud an order fnr return passage
ou shin sailing a month hence oh.
Nou,l, the mnn cannot wait mud often
he offers To work his way home for
nothing
These unfortunate men nave been
appealing Tor help to American Off.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
Milan Case Against RailuOay Company
Was Reversed BY the Supreme Couri

under the defense NJ contrimtoy
negligence the company should not
have been held responsible.
In giving lts instructions to ~
Jurors the trial court charged that
II they found that the ear In cx.
ccedine the speed limit was the prox
innate cause Of the accident, they
should find for the plaintiff. hut the
high court held II reversible error
when the lower court did not aso I'M
siruct the jury that II they found the
deceased had been careless u verdict
should have been returned for the
defendant The opinion holds that the
Instructions were confusing. aud there
fore the Judgment should be- reversed
chief Justice Kane dissenled. hold
ing that where a mlsdlrpctlon NJ the
court To the jury would not result
In a miscarriage Of Justice the judg
ment should not be- set aside.
In another opinion hy Justice
Brown the appeal of Walter wm.
ford Mclean vs. Thomas j Mclean.
from the district court Of Usage
county. Is dismissed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
HOPE Is HELD
FOR COMMERCE
state Department Believes England's
Answer TO Last \otc viii Mitigate
blockade Decree.

WASHINGTON, March o. The
announced intention " Great Bdmu
and here allies to prevent the ship
mrnt NJ all supplies to and from Ger
many In retaliation for the German
submarine campaign commanded close
attention In official aud dispIumutir
virtually rrrtuu Ia ufficlnl circles
that % vigorous protest would br made
against Whut was regarded as uu uu
prrudcutrd step As viewed here II
wa, looked upon a. one NJ IN, most
fnrrrnrhIug developments " the war
and one calculated io work lrrrpur
uhlr hHrm to commerce between the
l.uitcd State, aud the nation with
which shc Is at pcuce
The allies plan H. officially com
mmlutcd To- the United states has
been laid before President Wilson and
the whole matter was the subject for
dulihcaliou ur today cabinet meet
Ing
Great NilHiu's assertion that tnr
announcement b. NOT here reply to No,
Informal American proposals to the
hclligewut- looking lu unlimited shin
mcnt NJ foodsurf, to civilian pupu
lltiuns and seeking the elimination ~
submarine warfare ou merchant ships
nnd the iudIsrrimluutr laying ~
mines. gave some hope that the rc.
tulIyt.rt. tu.u,nr.. t,i.I.f H.. t.,,,..y.,...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
BOOK
CAUSED REFORM
Good Words, Published In Ailanta
Federal Institution Claims II Orig
mated Many Changes.

ATLANTA, March An interest
ug resume NJ prison reforms recently
hWrurnted in the federal prison
here is outlined In Gord W.rIs pub.
li-hti monthly by the prisoner in the
fedora pcnitentlary In this .iu The
number marks the third anniversary
~ the publication
lu the three years since Good
Words added its voice to the plea for
right against the tyruuuies Of might
the leading editorial declares. mnn,
important changes have been effected
iu the prison world II Is nur create
ful pleasure tu shy that some of the
most efficient reforms In the treatment
ot prisoner, originated or vert first
put into practice. m Dh, institution.
The murk is clearing from the prison
atmosphere The o.d theory ~ win.
dirtiNr vengeance is no longer pnpu-
lar
The reforms are set forth under the
heading "nmr Without rmmpct>
and ARE rs follows
Abolition uf stripes substitution vi
plain. unmarked CLOTHES men nd
dressed hy name m~trnl " 10y mum
her two half holidays week for
game and m,timr ou the grounds
abolition uf the silent system freedom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

\ Judgment u $5,OOO fop the death
of her husband secured by Mrs Mnude
Milan, against the Oklahoma Railway
company was reversed by the supreme
court today In an opinion by Justice
Brown The case was appealed from
the Oklahoma county district court
A new trial IL granted by the high
courts decision Chief Justice Kane
dlsscnted
The case went 10 the high court on
alleged error NJ the trial court In the
Instructions to the jury Martin v.
Milan, husband Of Maudc Milan, was
killed by one of the cars Of the rail
way company Although II was shown
In the trial that the eur which ran
over Milan was exceeding the limit
" speed prescribed by city ordln
nnce, II was coutended by the rail
way company that Milan did not use
the usunl care he should, and that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

rinls boo London Since November !
more than one hundred have made
known their distress The American
relief 'ommltirc cau help ont, Ameri
wus Impoverished boy the war. II can.
mot niI men who have come over since
the fighting began American Off
rml> m England and France ARE max
Ink every effort 10 discourap. AmerI
cans from coming into the war zone
mrrd Uy promises NJ shipping ngents
In America Norfolk New York pns
ton CuNr-lon baltimore. New On.
leans and Portland Maine. arp the
principal points whence these steam
er sail
For Nour- the mlstrrntmpnt n Amer
lean soumuu coming 10 Europe on Tor
elgn vessel. Inns been the subject of
much complaint hut since m. openlnr
of wHr condition.. have become worse
There ARE evidences NJ general nh
derstandng between ship Officers nnd
shipping agents to fleece unsuspectiug
aud inexperienced men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
A JURY FOUND
PERRY GUILTY
Convicted Of Attempting to Bribe +.
J. Goulding and Given Fine Of $500
With One Day In Jail.

A. 4. Perry ON trial m connection
with an attempted hribcr, of Pat
Goulding chairman of the state rum
tol commission was found guilty u
Judge OllfirIds court rhl, morning
and his punishment assessed u, 5000
fine and one day In Jail
This closes the first got NJ ul.r
which has created Il great deal of In
terrst throughout the state. hrcuu,r
Of the prominence ~ those Connected
with the trial
I'D Perry or Dynamite El %, hr
H. known throughout the state. hu,
been a prominent politirluu. even be-
fore the days ot stutrhuud. and +, we'll
known throughout the entire state of
Oklahoma.
Pat Guuldng upon whom the prose
cutiOn based the strength W lts clsr
0s q witness wa, member NJ the
capitol commission since ITS urunuIzu
tlon and Is considered one uf the best
known Democrats iu the state N.~u.
clated with him In the case aud %,
witnesses for the state were stephen
A. Douglas and William ANTHONY the
other two members ~ the commission
Of which Mir Gouldlng ls chairman
The Importance " the ease was also
demonstrated 10y the array NJ talent
on either side the state being repre-
scented 10y Attorney General Freezing
aud A. l.. llilprt " the county atlor
ncys office while Perry was rcprp.
scented in the ease by &. Il. Stuart and
D. q. McAdums. considered two Of the
leOdng attorneys Of the state. II not
OF this section of the country.
The case IN, been one hard fought
AZ every turn aud tho attorneys for
the defense are confident that new
trial win be- granted, a motion having
been set for hearing ON March q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
War at a Glance

The French and German commuui
cutlous today agreed that heavy fight
Iug is under way IN the Champagne
region where the allies began an at
tack several days Hgu ana that the
losses have been unusually heavy
Berlin announces that new French ut
lurks made with strong forces. were
rcpulsrd la most cases and that the
French LOSSES were enormous. The
Puris statement claims that the Ger
mans suffered heavily.
Apparently the battle is the largest
Hud most severely contested " any
along the western fruut since the eli
gugrmrnl ut SolssUus.
Minor battles have occurred in the
Nosge' and d rrJort from the British
commander Sir John French, says
that ground has been guined by his
army but operations I'm general along
the line nrr mimpurtnnt except IN
Champagne.
In Russian Poland the fighting np
parcntly has become less Intense. ful
lowing the German reverse, AT
PrnsnySz, although The Russians as
scrt that thyc are conducting gen
crul offensive movement. The Ter
man official report states that Rus
slau attacks nt several points near
the Prusslau border have failed
Washington Is considering today
what steps shall be- taken by thl,
rounrr, following the announcement
by the british and French govern
mrut~ that they would attempt to rut
ufi trade to aud from Germany. Great
Brlain's reply 10 the American pro
pU,nls respecting this general SUu
tiou however Is Vet 10 be received
Germany has accepted the proposals
IN the main. iu reply which prob
ably viii Ia made public IN Berlin iu
q day or two.
The attack NJ the Anglo French
fleet ON the Durdcuelles has been In
tcrrupted 10y mfayorahlp weather
but dispatch from Athens state,
that before the operations were sus
pended the two Turkish forts NJ the
nHrrowest straits had been silcnced
II IL stated that the Turkish army
massed on the peninsula for defense
NJ Constoutinople consists NJ lOOON
men.
" the land operations. the most
important NJ present under way are
along the East prusslau frontier. Ia
Northern Poland, and I'm Champagne
ou the western front Concerning the
latter engagement French aud German
reports disagree sharply Beriu
states that the allies have been driven
hnck while Paris claims that the
French have repul>ed strong German
counter attacks and gained more
prOund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
NiNCOIVFR IONCSHORFMFN
QuIT WORK; CRITICAL TIME

VANCOUVER n. G, March Six
members m tho Vancouver lnternn
tlunul Iougshorrmcn's union quit work
last might when they were asked IN
arrcpl % reduction NJ 10 cents In their
Wurr schedule
The Wulkuul came at n critical time.
three ocean liners having lust arrived
The employers said they expected to
mn the ranks NJ the strikers today
FROM the rity~ unemployed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
SINGAPORE IN DANGER
Japanese Sailors Remain on Land 10
Guard Civilians; Executions Taking
Place Daily.

MANILA. March =. . Conditions
still ARE serious AT Singapore ~ the
result NJ the mutiny among Indian
troops early In February, II reports
brought here Yesterday by passengers
ON the steamer st. Egbert are well
founded According To these stories
executions are taking place every day
In the public squares " Singapore
Hundreds Of mutlneeN are said 10 I've
Stlll ui large aud II is considered
possible Hn cntlre regiment WAS In.
volyed I'm the revolt The last reports
are 10 the effect that fifteen DER.
mans from the detention camps have
mutined. They have been captured
md sentenced to long terms OF impris.
uumeut
Some quarters " Singapore stIll are
considered unsafe and residents hav,
been ordered to concentrate In the
central sections Of the city. The
French sailors who were landed from
WnrNhlps to help quell the mutlny re
turned 10 their vessels bur the Jap.
unese bluejackels who came asbors
nt tho same tlme still arr IN dhts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
GALE AN AID TO
TURK DEFENDERS
BAD Weather flinders Allies Fleet In
Further lttempts TO Force Dardan.
ellcs; Berlin Pessimistir.

LONDON. March % Operations Of
the French and British fleets against
the Turkish Qualifications on the Oar.
dmnllr- which, during the last week
hnr taken rhc warship, Of the allies
~umr fifteen miles through this well
defended aud narrow waterway are
at % -taud~till today ou account VI
gulc accompanied by heavy mist
which hinder, the efficiency marks
mm>hlp uf The naval guuners neces
suy lu reduce the second line Of forts
concealed iu the Hill, This respite
Is likely tu prove of benefit to the
Turk, hut the allies, realizing the
urcr>,iyo NJ pushing any offensive
movement with energy, viii resume
Oh" attack ns soon as possible
From Athens comes the report that
E--nd rn,hu of Albanian fame. the
Turkish soldier who made his reputa
tlou u- % -tulrgisl By the defense "
Jnum no the Balkan war, has been
placed m command Of the Turkish
forces ur GaIupoI fanklng the
straits
Prlro-ud reports lhr completion Of
Russian military operations around
rrm-hy.2 and rIolm, to have thrown
m,k 'o the frontier ul this point two
German army corps pptrorrad an.
uuuuurs uI-u that resumption NJ the
Offer. |lp h1 ihu Ru.giuu fnrr,. la
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
WILL VOTE on SHIP BILL
LATE THIS AFTERNOON

WASHINGTON. March % When
the administration ship bin WIS
brought into the house again today
Representative Mann NJ once blocked
all proceeding, with fiihuster and
the upshut uf Il WIS the Republicans
and Democrats agreed tu vote on ID
today at l:3O T. m aud take mp
other business Ia the meantime.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
OPER iTOR TO PRESIDENT
LINCOLN n DEAD

ELkHNRr Ind Murrh . 2-TImo.
thy J Dawson, telegraph operator for
President liucun In the war between
the states died ul his home here We,
tcrdny lie received the last message
sent during the battle of Gettysburg
by General McNdc to the president
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
WILSON ABANDONS PLANS
FOR EXTRA SESSION, UE SAYS

WASHINGTON, March pregi-
neut Wilson stated definitely today he
had abandoned plans for mn extra scs.
sion Immediately after March I aud
M 10 the present had not considered
seriously the suggestion NJ special
session Of congress In October
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
MARKING NORTHWEST TRAIL
FROM DODGE TO WOODWARD

WOODWARD, o. March . -
Marking the northwest trail through
Oklahoma to Ddgc city, Kan, IL In
progress and Il Is understood that II
will he completed soon The work "
marking the trail from Woodward to
Gcnry has Just been completed aud
the route FROM Genry lu Oklahoma
Clty win he finished soon II Is In.
tended 10 next finish the marking
from Dodge city KIM, lo Denver
which will make the trnil complete
from Oklahoma to the Colorado city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
FRIENDS TRIED
TO SAVE WEIGH
SPEECHES MADE AGAINST IT
May Abandon Indian lnyeStiga
tlOn on Charges Against
House Members.

The house dlurhrd it, action when
II went ou rcyord Oh roll call ,or,
~ ~ ~ todu, in favor ur adopting
the report uf the committee 600 m
ycstigulIuu of uIipml and rAruul,
departments which recommends rhr
impruphmcnr of A t.. WrI.u. ,mtr Boo
surnurr commissioner
Sumr of lhr frlrud- OF the commit
trr report questioned IN. legality of
gla. action uf Thee house y,-ryrdu, DO
adopting lhr ucpuu by mprrN viva
yor, vote and u-krd for u ruU ,ull
Speaker M.Dor stated that I'm order
lo remove uI doubt hr would grant
the roN uIl
The action of the speaker threw
down the hu. ur another discussion
which lasted urmN 400 hour and I'm
which charge. were made DO, af .cu,t
two of in. urG.uu.. ,f N..n u,ut
the report is bu.rd OIL nun~, lc-u.
moul Representative GIu.., npd
Lemon both -mlrI the, hud read por
tious Of the TESTIMONY taken before
the Investigation committee and that
they considered 1t Insufficient upon
which to hnsr articles NJ mIslphmcut
Walden Is Against It,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
THE WEATHER

Washington Forecast
oklahoma Tonight aud "Wednesday
rain aud warmer tonight colder IN west
portion Wednesday
Louisiana Unsettled tonight and Wed
nrsduN rain warmer tonight
Arkansas Tonight aud Wednesday
rain. warmer tonight
Fast Texas Unsettled. showers tonight
ar Wednesday warmer tonight colder IN
northwest portion Wednesday
West Texas Unsettled taiu IN south
rain on snow In north portion tonight or
Wrdnrsdny colder Wednesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
ANARCHY PLOT
N|PPED IN BUD
New York Detectives Halt At
tempt TO Blow Up Cathedral
After BSmb Is Lighted.
PLAN A REIGN OF TERROR
Organization Hoped TO Kill FL
nanCIal Leaders Then Raid
ALI Banks In City.

\EW YORK. March An attempt
io blow Up ST. putricks cathedral
with % bomb today and the arrest Of
IN" mru hy detectives who had been
Iu."'n" for months OF their uctlyl
lh. WIS followed by an announce
mrl. from police headquarters that
other arrests had baked an anarchist
p..' z" L.Il with bombs, Andrew Car
mt." IDm j. Rockefeller. John y.
h".'....r Jr and other wealthy
h'. Thereafter the anarchists, ac.
'".H.ns 'u the police. were to inaugu.
rnn u \ru York city reign Of ter.
ru.
I' vn- part NJ the plot, the police
H.."rl fur gangs ~ men armed with
rifle" and uyoIyrrs to nppcnr stimuli
'"wun-.N u various parts of the city
4" shoot aud pilIagr, the biggest banks
OF NuW York city were TO be- blown up
unI mnuy wealthy men were 10 be-
slain
The wrecklng of the cathedral was
to bee the signal for the opening Of the
elaborate campaign Of murder and
looting The next move, according to
the police was 10 place bombs I'm the
homes Of Andrew CarnrgIa. the Rock
cfellcrs and Cornelius Vanderbilt So
far had the plot progressed toward
this end that the manufacture " the
bombs, the police say, already had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
HUNDREDS READY
TO JOIN LEGION
Enrolment Of Members Reserves to
Begin in New York Tomor-
row.

row.
NEW YORK March Headuunr.
tcrs Of the American Legion will be-
opened IN thi, city tomorrow and ac-
cording 10 statements issued by or.
ganzcrs of the movement the enroll.
mrnt uf members will be- begun at
once. Already 500 men save signi-
fled their intention ru join the organi-
zntlOn aud within Il year II is expected
that half million men will be- wear.
INK the red, white and blue button Of
the new national dcfrus. noyement.
Further details of the plans Of the
American Legion were published to.
day 10y Dr j. L. lluusmnnn. lls secr,.-
tary II ls TO be- controlled by am
executive committee uf four men uwu
"f whom probably will be- secretaries
NJ IN" army aud two ex secretaries of
the navy This committee viii be- an.
n"auced as soon as the fourth accept
0ncr has been received
There also will be- AN advisory board
~ between iO aud ~ men chosen from
all parts Of the country Their se.
lection probably viii bee made u the
first instance 10y the executive com.
mittcc which also win have charge NJ
assigning mymurr, ru their various
ranks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

cloudy and unsettled weather With rain
tnnlahl nnh MrhnrahaNL Marmrr innlrhI,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-09-07

tened to last Sunday evening. Don't
get discouraged boys if your audience
does not applaud you. Sometimes
the things we enjoy most we do not
applaud. Lincoln's speech at Get.ys-
burg is an example of this kind the
people were too wrapped up in the
depth and greatness of his Grafton to
have time for applause and don't you
remember he thought his speech was
a failure, just as you might think
about your music, but the large atten-
tive crowds that gather, every time
you play to hear you, ought to con
vince you differently.
Mrs. Jane Johnson's two Year old
baby girl is very seriously i'll.
Our butcher Mr. Olsen had car
load of peaches and tomatoesfarrive
from Brigham yesterday. They will
be sold to customers at ninety cents
a bushel. Tu lt.
A special Labor Day program was
held in Sunday School last Sunday
consisting of singing of solos and
quartets; talk on the dignity of la
Dor; by Fred Schrepel, and a short
speech by the bishop on labor. Glass
exercises from the various grades
were rendered.
The program at conjoint Sunday
evening was as follows: A talk by
j. w. Funk on Mutual Improvement
Work; music by Dotys orchestra
and a. cornet solo by Wendell Thomp.
SON.
On account of funeral services at
the cemetery, the services at the tab
ernacle were short and after sacra.
ment the following mothers had ba
bies blessed: Mrs. Andrew Anderson
Mrs. John p. Green, Mrs. II. Coley
Mrs. Hilmer Johnson and Mrs. Fred
Turner of Boise. This concluded the
meeting.
Mrs. Carlson while on her way tC
Logan last week was knocked un
conscious by large parcel of papers
thrown from one car into another a7
the cars met at Greenviile. She
was taken to the hospital for medi
cal assistance but is yet wearing {
black eye from the effects.