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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19

rogue. scamp. uu mischief bout
what's WORSE pray trll. then hrt
pair NJ rogucs q, twice ns bad
Yet not so bad u- three
Old Mother Numc ha, good
mnuy rogucs In her big family but
no greater rogucs than Sammy jay,
Blacky the Grow, aud Rcddy loN 1t
sometimes seems as il u little imp Of
mischief lives In each What one
doesn't think of another does. And
when the three put their hruds TO
gether, then watch out That Is
what jolly, round bright Mr. sun,
looking down from the blue, blue sky,
saw them doing and lc SMILED his
broadcst for he felt sure that they
must be planning some mischief and
had forgotten that he was looking
right down ou them
Hut for once MIR sun was mistu
ken. It wasn't mischief, really, truly
mischief that Sammy and Blacky
and Rcddy were planning You see II
was this wny Each " them was
fairly burning with curiosity to know
where Buster Bear was, and each had
done his lnru best ro find out and
had failed Now there nrn
er people In all the Grrcu Forest than
these three and there rs very little
going on there that they don't find
ont }ut for once they hud failed and
their pride was hurt II was hurt
still more by the fact that Peter Rab
hit nnd Bill Mink had found out what
they couldn't So now they had de-
cided 10 work. together and see II they
couldn't find out between them what
they couldn't find out separately II
was Blacky's idea
Three heads are better than one,
said he Lets talk It over Per
hups between ny We can hit ON some
plan 10 find out what We want T.,
know"
ITS my opinion" said Sammy Jay
/ that Peter Rabbit and Billy Mimi
ARE only pretending that they know
where Buster Bear Is | believe h,
has left the Green Forest I'm spite Of
all they say"
"No,' replied Rcddy, You ar,
wrong there. Sammy. lie hasn't lcf
the Green Forest, because hay,
smelrd lin"
What" exclaimed Sammy an,
Hlacky together.
Yes said Rcddy Eve smelc,
him "
And yet you couldn't tell wher
he VAS Say, you're not 10 smart II
thought you we're I" exclaimed Sam
my Jay In n tone Of great disgust.
Reddy hung his head Just little
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
cop DONSSKIRT
To LURE kISSER
BAIT Works All Right Bm Policeman
Fails and Ills Quarry Escapes :;
frOwler is Doing Well.

ST. Loais, Mo, Jan l0.-Lct the
proWlers prUwl and The frightened
howl, but 80 help Policeman Kern,
with right hand raised, hc never will
again put on a tango skirt, even
lLohgh duty calls, huws or shrieks
Policeman Kern has no Illusion.
about his beauty but he was assigned
to the task Of decuying prowler Of
the night In the vicinity of St Charles.
This prOwler had one day loved and
lost IA cook, ana, moving to ST. Charles,
had set about kissing all cooks. young,
old, hnppy or morOsc.
Policeman Kern was told 10 put ON
fur coat, Il hobble skirt, IL modish
hat, and Il feather bou. When he
walked out through the 81. Charles
section, or rather when he trlpped
through ST. Charles, even his creditors
would have muffcd his beauty. lie
was dream And creeping along
twenty pHccs behind him was Police
man Dorth, armed to the helmet
just as the deceptive procession
reached the Turner hotel II man "
medium height dressed In II black suit
and wearing why, of course - Il
~louch hat pulled well over his eyes
rushed ont aud kissed Policeman
Kern, giving him Il regulation hug.
Policeman Kern uttered sound
that wns cross between whistle
aud college song started ~ run
"ftrr the fleeing demon. lie figures
that he ran one yard. stumbled ten
did handspring for twenty, aud roll
ed a block. Policeman Uorlh. armed
20 the teeth. fcll over him aud slid
several feet ON his features.
Su fnr ns IS known the prOwler &
still doing nicely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19

Three heads are better than one,
said he.
1T does sound stupid" said he but
you see II was IL wandering lltt,
breeze that tckled my nose with thnl
smell, and didn't have the least ilru
whore that little breeze came from
| thought the best thing could Il,
was 10 get away, and | did"
lilacky the Grow nodded # saw
you. aud You certainly did get away
IN hurry.
Re,ldy looked lust rs surprised a-
he felt. and he alsu looked little
doubtful Perhaps BlacEy was mak
ing up that story
You were over ou top uf the great
rock deep in the Green Forrest ruu
tnund Rmrky
Then Roddy knew That he had been
seen. Yes ,uid hr. that Is where
the wandering little breeze brough.
me the ,moO NJ Buster Boar
Then he must be- somewhere nrm
the great rock snId Summ, In,
quite as N thls settled the matter
hut I've looked ull around there
and diut src amy signs NJ him and
neither did Rlacky You didn't eth
rr Mr. Smarty. aud know you've
hr"u over there" rctortcd Rrddy
4 tell you what said Rmrky the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
METEILUS WITH SMALL
ARMY ENTERS PORT HATTIE

CnIe laltIrn Haiti, Jan. iO.--Grn
crul Metellus commanding the gov
ernment troops entered Cape Haitie
with l,OO0 iwn after reaching an un
derstanding with General Nilhru
Guillame who Is candidate for th.
presidency " the republic and VIII,
commands the insurgent furcv Nhiu
too possession Of this city last Sut
urday. The city Is uulet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas wondet. cures kidney and
bladder troubles, llAolyes gravel, cures
diabetes weak md lame backs rheumn.
tlsm and all Irregularities ef the kldneys
aud bladder In both men and women Reg
ulotes bladder trouble In children II not
sold by your druggist will be sent by
mail on rereipt ~ 81 % one small bottle
Is two months treatment aud seldom fails
90 perfect n cure Send for testimonials
lfom this aud other states Dt H. W,
Hall HN Olive street ~ Louis Mo. Sold
nv drugrixta Advertise Inant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
WILL PERMIT EXPORT
or RUBBER TO 4. s

London Jan lO-Thc rubber
Trades association today announced
arrangements have been mde with
the british government for rrsump
t'un of ruhhrr exporting 10 the Unit
go Stntcs This will mid American
concerns which feared 1lrtailment
ui the rubber business hcCnuse " the
lack NJ material
Some shipments have already gon,
forward ana others viii be- sent next
week under II special Temporary AZ
rtngcmrnl In the future licenses fol
the export OF rubber will he grantee
only by special authority.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
PRINCESS PAT WORKED
COLORS FOR REGIMENT

Paris, Jan. l0.-The following IN
tcrestlng dispatch was received from
81 Omer In Northern France
When Princess Patriclas Canadl
al light Infantry went Into actor
against the Germans the reglmenta
standard bearer carried flag III,
colors of which were worked by Prin
cess Patricia herself.
The Canadians covered themselye,
with glory In their first action an,
may already be classed ~ seasone,
veterans"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19


nulhpeI Oh comments on the county
uihI pau the '"lrsl being from L, L,
vi"Nloh' commissioner oI education at
washington, - Z. lie says:
sincerely hope lhHt the lcglsla,
lure OF your state may enact law
providing Tor county administration Of
SCHOOLS me aln1lr school district
system Nhl'h hai ITS beginning In the
curry ychrS "t our county When ehch
community managed ITS own affairs
"''" hau niue OF no dealings win olhrr
communities was good and probably
me DeSl pIhh Ot school administration
Tor 'hAt Time but II Is now oulgrown
an" Wherever II persists Is the source
"I iuu'h Nhste oi money, energy ana
'lin'' ana the cause or much inrffi
'I'"'J III s'hool WORK
TOOr Not Deprived.
IN 'uuse states where the county
| H. 'le nllll OF government II should
| "'So ne III" unit "i taxation Tor the
support OF the public schools and Of
N'houl administration. By deriving
'Il' lnlus Tor the support OF the SchooI'
OF the county from taxes on all the
property OF ne county, children In III,
! poorer districts nre not deprived IA
tlcy otherwise would be- Of something
IKE an equal opportunity for educu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
MAYOR SAYS LIMBS ARE
LEGS FROM ANKLE UP

lwrln Jan 49, - Mayor Curlcy IS
latest order Is that climbs means
legs from the ankle up barefoot
dancing may be- permitted. hut the
mayor prohibits b5rc limbs dnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
VINTOR ST,vS N AYR
X HOURS SO MINUTES

San hl"su. cal Jan. 10 Ry r,
mmng alull eight hours ANA fifN
three ndnuiut Lieutenant Byron .
loncs Youngest military aviator iu
he United iSntcs army. smashed nil
american endurance records vestcr
'Nv "" fu, Martin tractor No.
~ eUulppnl with srvui, horse pov.
or motor n was one of two the ro,
'umont bought FROM Glen Martin last
Tuesday.
The uroN Ions record wns made at
annapolis IN 1919 nv Lieutenant John
Novcrs Y S y. who flew HYDRO.
rrullanr tor dx hours and ten min
.tp,
l'cuicnnu lbne'p achievement *
'..'rn rct0"rtnilo hern,'gc hc psrd only
d ~ enty.cirht mllnns ~ VnaolinA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19

story which he has wagercd to COM
pctc in twenty four hours. To insure
against interruption the caretaker
turns over the key, the only key "
Baldpate In existence.
author Of Seven Keys to Bnldmtc
VA, graduated from harvard In 1907
aud subsequently tasted the somewhat
bitter sweets NJ career rs reporter
roumuisl aud dramatic critic on Tn,
BOSTON Traveller until lNl2, sine,
which time ne has lived hy his IN
u irrl typewriter alone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19

Harris Immortal song After the
l'nll ON the present vaudeville bin
az enr Eugene DeBclle blackfacc
comedian and two singing and dane
ing girls, Tabor and Clair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19

The unsophistIcated caretakers Of
the inn In George NJ. Cohan's mystery
farce Seven Keys TO Baldpntc' hay-
Ing made Magce welcome to the isolnt-
I'd hostelry are told that he desires TO
be- absolutely alone In order that he
may be able TO write a 10000 word
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
lean Work Now

"I recommend Peruna to all sur
ferers OF catArrh. | am really
surprised at the work | can do.
] never felt better than since /
took Pcruna for catarrh VI the
head and throat. | WAS unable to
work Four bottles of Peruna did
wonders for me" -- Mrs W, X.
Hlnchlfre, 20 Myrtle St, Beverly
Mass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19

agent S price S6j. Our rCgu
lar price $3.50 S29,75.
Three Standard Arrow,
agent $ price $50 Our reg
uIar price $1,000 fiye-drawcr
drop-hcad all attachments.
guaranteed S1275.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-19
SEVER POLITICS
FROM SCHOOLS

Continued From Page one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
POOL Shooting
WILL BEPROBED
Walter Coles May Waive
Hearing; Alleged He Fired
Shots at County Judge.

Walter Coles, charged with assault
to murder upon county judge Adrian
Pool may waive preliminary hearing
in Justice J. NJ beavers court and the
case may go direct to the grand jury.
Coles is alleged to have fired several
shots with a pistol into the ranch house
OF judge Pool. near Canutillo, early
Friday morning. The trouble is said
to have started earlier at night when
Coles went 10 the Pool ranch and had
words with Lincoln, a negro employed
At the ranch Lincoln is said to have
resented Something Coles said.
Three shots Fired.
Later, when judge Pool stopped at
CanutiIlo on his way home. Coles is
alleged 70 have told him that the negro
must leave the country. Judge Pool it
is stated, told Coles to keep away from
the ranch. but a few hours later Coles
drove up and called TO the judge. who
had retired. He did not respond, where
upon Coles is said to have fired sew
eral shots into the oPol house. Coles is
then said to have left the house.
Judge Pool refused TO file complaint
against Coles and the complaint was
made by sheriff Peyton J. Edwards
Judge Pool declined to make any state
ment OF the affair Coles resides near
CanUtillo and could not be reached by
phone. Judge PeytOn F. Edwards, his
attorney. declined to make a statement
Coles is now at liberty on a bond OF
$1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
JAPANESE MERCHANT WILL
RECOVER FROM ASSAULT

s H Hory. the japanese merchant
who was beaten and robbed in his
store at 712 Park street Monday after
noon, has not yet sufficiently recOv-
cred TO give a detailed account OF the
robbery.
When customers entered his little
store Monday afternoon they found him
unconscious on the floor behind his
counter with a pool OF blood near his
head. He had evidently been beaten
with a piece Of gas pipe about IS inches
long, which was found near the body.
The assault was made in order to rob
the store, as the police reported about
$50 missing and a number OF the
shelves were stripped of canned goods
while all OF the meat was taken.
It is believed that the robbery was
done by Mexicans and that they waited
until the store was empty of custom
ers before making the assault. Mory is
said to be a muscular man and there
were evidences in the store that he
made a desperate fight. He will re-
cover H-.sr73
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
Of OLD
DAILY NEWS DIES
J. F. Mitchim, Tried For
Killing Monroe Harrell,
Dies in Missouri

J. F. Aitchim, former publisher of
the FL Paso Daily News. and the man
who was tried for the killing OF Mum
roe Harrell, an ex-smploye, died re-
Gently at his old home in De Soto.
Mo. Copies Of the De Soto Press, OF
which Mr.. Mitchim was editor, have
been received here telling Of his
death.
Mr.. Mitchim came to FL Paso in
1904 and took charge of the Daily
News, which was being published at
that time on Mills street, where the
Standard grocery is now located. Prior
TO coming here he was the editor Of
the De Soto Press, which he sold to
his brother, c c. Mitchim, who some
time later married Airs. c. Z. Kelly's
sister He was a candidate for state
senator IN Missouri in 1900 and was
defeated by one vote.
Killing Sensational.
The killing OF HarrelI created a sen
sauon at the time it occurred Har-
reu had been employed on the News
as an advertising man and had quit
= photograph which was taken Of the
ola dance hall on South Broadway fig
ured IN the shooting. The photoa-ranh
was made for publication in Inc Ne1rs
ana Harren was led to believe that
ms likeness would appear in it He
HytlAteu lhe News not TO publish the
picture, II was said at the time. and
go @ " ---IA resulted IN mis- death
1oAoWed IN the old News office on
may 20, 1905 Harrell was shot bv
Mltchim IN front Of the News office
aarreu was prominent member Of
ne Aiasons and was given a midnight
funeral by the Scottish Rite before 1fs
pody was returned to Oklahoma ~
ouIlaL. Mitchim was tried ana a.
5 !; OF the charge later in tbe asfb
, 'ilcl court, pleading that HarreII
vas advancing on him with a slung-
shot, after having threatened his liz
After the trial Mitchim went TO Az
hambrai Calf where he became editor
O. the Alhambrian Advocate He re-
turned 70 De Soto in 1914 and resumed
ms position with the Press. He was
- years old at the time of his death
and was a native Of Mt. Vernon. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
Business Men of Cruces and
Water Users May Unite
in Campaign.

Las Cruces. y NJ. April 6.--Coopera-
ton in publicity for the valley is be
ing planned by business men OF Las
Cruces and members Of the Water
Users association II is purposed to
form a Joint campaign for publicity to
take the place Of the arrangement
which has been in force between the
FL Paso chamber OF commerce and the
Water Users association.
A large number Of business men at
tended the meeting OF the Elephant
Butte Water Users association held
here yesterday when the publicity Ques-
tiOn was discussed.
The election for councilmen OF the
Elephant Butte Water Users associa-
tion is being held today.
FL PasOnns Are Married in Las Cruces.
Arthur Burrows and Bessie Slaughter
Of FL PasO were married in the par
lors Of the Amsdor hotel yesterday. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
Horse Freezes To Death
In a Canyon Snowdritf

Alamogordo. y. VI. april s.-snow
was so deep in Rice canyon that horse
belonging to ". G. Strickland was
frozen TO death when il mired in the
heavy snow and mud and could not be
rescued.
The snow has been so deep and the
crost frozen so hard that wagons and
autos have been able to pass over il
without sinking in. But the warm
days had melted the snow some and the
animal was buried in the snow and
could not be removed before it died
from cold and exhaustion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
WAREHOUSE EXEMPTION BILL
VETOED BY GOV. ERICKSON

Austin, Texas, April 6.-Governor
ferguson today vetoed the house bill
which had for its object the construc-
and their operat ton under the generaI
state laws, and to- exempt them from
the provisions Of the permanent ware
house law.
In vetoing the bill the governor said.
Inc state already having assumed
control and supervision Of the ware-
hopses, do not think any concern do
Ing this character OF business should be
exempt from the general law covering
the same subject"
The governor signed the bill which
authorizes mutual assessment and ac-
cident insurance companies to pIace
an admission fee of not exceeding So
each in the expense funds. This bill
becomes effective at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
DetectiOe Billy" Smith
Comes Back" Nth Punch
When Man Insults Woman

City detective Billy smith, former
pugilist demonstrated that he could
come back" with his old-time punch.
When he appeared in the role Of the
protector Of women.
The affair occurred near the library
square Two well-dr ssed women. who
were awaiting the arrival Of some
friends, were accosted by two rather
shaDbily dressed men who asked for
some money 10 buy something 10 eat
Lhey were refused, Whereupon one OF
the men made an insulting remarI-
DelectlYe smith, coming out Of the
Linden hotel, heard the remark and.
crossing the street, knocked the man
down When he started TO kick the
prostrate man, one Of the women in
Ierfened ana the man was allowed TO
depart When the trouble started the
other man ran away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
STEAL AUTOAND
THENCE HUNTING
Dr.. Pickles Finds His Car
After Driven 200 Miles;
Extra Tools Found.

Auto thieves are stealing cars and
tools and using the cars TO 90 hunting
in. DR.. W. II. Pickles found his Ford
car on Birch street Monday after 1t
had been driven more than 200 miles
and used for a hunting trip Dy ths
thieves.
In the car when found was q rabbits
foot, an extra set Of Ford tools. a pair
Of chains. some lubricatiug oil and
grease which DR.. Pickles believes were
stolen from some ether car by the
thieves who took his auto The car
was not badly damaged, although il
had been driven hard Dr. Pickles IS
holding the extra set Of tools and
grease for the owners
BeIibOys Are Arrested.
Two bellboys, formerly employed at
the Zeiger hotel, are under arrest on
the charge Of delinquency and theft
st. Elmo Boyce is charged with delin-
ouency and Tom Rail is charged with
theft The boys were arrested follow
ing the theft Of a jeweled brooch and
some clothing. They will be given a
hearing before judge Adrian Pool In the
Thieves broke into the Larabee Elec-
trio companys stare, at 400 Texas
street. some time Sunday and took four
electric fans. two flash lights, brush
drill and a press drill
auto Is Missing.
Manuel Gameros missed his automo-
bile Monday and his automobile driver
is also missing. The car carried NO.
260s and has not been located
MarceIo SegundO was caught by the
proprietor Of the FL Centric store, on
Overland and Stanton street, Monday
and he was turned over to the police
He is said to have taken a pair OF
shoes
Rafael Lopez was caught By patrol
man N Garcia with a sack OF pool balls
which were identified by the proprietor
of a pool room on South FL Paso
street He is charged with theft
Tessie Porter. a negro woman, was
arrested Monday night on the charge Of
robbinE a man Of so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
Doctors Said He Had DrOpsy

Some time ago I had an attack OF
grippe which finally settled in my kid
news and bladder. I dOctOred with the
doctors and they claimed had dropsy.
I tried other remedies and got no relief
from any Of them Ny condition was
such that I was unable to work for
about two months and the annoying
symptoms caused me a great deal OF
trouble and pain. was hardly able to
turn over in bed. Seeing one Of your Al
manacs, I decided TO give Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root a trial and after taking
several bottles was able to resume my
work again. I cannot say too much in
praise Of your Swamp-RoOt as the re-
suits in my case were truly wonderful
Yours very truly.
ROBERT BALLARD.
Mansfield, Pa
sworn and subscribed before me. this
9Th day Of May, 1912.
Ray c. Longbothum,
Notary Public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
JOHN H. WILLIS, MORMON
BISHOP FOR Is YEARS, DIES

Phoenix, Ariz., April 6.-As a result
o. injuries to his spine received TWO
years ago while he was working on
an irrigation project John II. Willis.
one Of the two Republicans in the
first Arizona state senate, died at his
home in Snowflake, navajo county
For 25 years he had been a bishor in
the Snowflake ward Of the Mormon
church, and he was one Of the leading
citizens Of northern Arizona. Ten
children, all living in Arizona, sur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
Letter to
DR.. Eumer & Co.,
BinghamtOn, n. Y.

Prove What Swamp-ROOt VIII Do For
You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
BinghamtOn. n. Y, for q SAMPLE size
bottle. It viii convince anyone You
VIII also receive q booklet Of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing. be sure
and mention the FL Paso Daily Herald.
Regular fifty-cent and one-doIlar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
NEW PUBLICITY PLAN DISCUSSED

ceremony was performed by justice OF
the peace Manuel Lopez. in the presence
Of a number Of friends who accompanied
the couple from FL PasO-
Heavy Rain Mt Cruces.
A heavy rain accompanied with wind
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
CARRIZOZO CAST 21s VOTES
in SCHOOL ELECTION MONDAY

Carrizozo, n. NJ, April Sin the
election for school directors. which was
held here yesterday there were three
candidates out for the two and three
year terms. OF the 21S votes cast. Iu-
liam Taylor received III votes. being
elected for the three year term, and a.
J. ROLAND received 147 votes and draw
ing the two year term Frank English
received III votes, which showed thar
he was in the race, but not sufficiently
strong to be elected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
LANTERN SLIDES or Ell PAsO
ARE TO BE SHOWN IN EAST

The chamber Of commerce has sent
collection of lantern slides to the Buff
falo Stereopticon entertainers who Wiz
exhibit them in series OF lectures 70
be given throughout the east
The pictures are shown in connec-
ton with a series Of lectures on sights
along the route to the exposition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
WOMAN ELECTED ON
PARK SCHOOL, BOARD

Mesilla Park, n. n. April 6-In the
election for a member OF the eCbC1oI
board to succeed ". s. Gillian. Mrs
John Harris was elected. Mr.. Gillian
IS postmaster and did not seek re-
election.