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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Nyars Baby Cough Syrup
contains no morphine, chloro-
form or alcohol safe and eff
ficient remedy for baby's cough
in the shortest time
possible.
Doty & Peterson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

The opening dance given at
cCrickard's new hall last Fri
day evening was attended by
about $50 people. The new
hall is about 60x10O feet and
will accommodate about 300
couple. Music was furnished
by the Raggy Rueben Orches-
ira of Omaha. The next dance
will be given Friday, Oct. LIST.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

School shoes at rangers De-
partment Store. All shoes are
guaranteed-every pair.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Ladies and children's dresses
at rangers Department Store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Mrs. Mable Martin of Omaha
was the guest of relatives here
yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Mrs. Ed Casey will be the
guest of friends in Council
Bluffs for a couple of days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mahoney
are the guests of Omaha friends
today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

The 'Typhoon' feature fail
ed to arrive in time for the
show last evening at the Palm.
The "Lure of Million" was
substituted. This is the first
time since using Paramount
service that the Palm manage
ment has been disappointed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Hand or electric power wash
ing machine. A number of
different makes at K. E. Brun.
dige. %
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

The man who pays bills by
check has a record of and a le-
gal receipt for each and every
payment made. Open an &C
count with US and pay your
bills by check.
State Savings Bank.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
mOSkOyitZ
Grocery and Meat Specials

To the Public:- want to announce
that we don't belong to combined
so-called delivery; that you can call
your order in anytime through the
day and have the satisfaction Of
getting it.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-08-19

2 O. re Cinnamon picking up her
suitcase Across the almost urtray.
cleo road they forced her and down
On tie stone dock, every :octs;sp
d-sFea ty VI aae his em!sssrles
&c: into tie boat, VI ordered
Sc climbed down into the dirty
ya1. and the Cinnamon tossed her
suitcase after her
y sou see tia; :-r any reason she
IS so--, % escape added WI savage
j.. Go away With her
lie finished V!,s q Threatening res.
t-re b. the Cinnamon followed E.a.Ie
TITO the bos Then he TUNED u
his heel and walked rapidly back &c
the deserted house There he climbed
into the automobile With the Two
to-gEs and all ~ere rapidly driven
away ty the fairh.ess ~mecGalic.an.
Tie yasl tossed ~ and down on
the rough svells that came n from
the ocean. as the powerful arms Of
the sailors pulled her out through the
~blScEuess 20 tie scho uer.
There Elaire vas lifted over TIE rail
and forced across The deck down into
the nurky, ill-snelling hold. Il made
no difference 10 GTegor whether be
carried a cargo OF contra band or &
white slave. In his grus voice be bel.
loved orders for getting under way
while the ChinAmAn half led. half
pushed Elaine into 3 oranped room
amidships.
lie set down the suitcase and. with
a grunt and 9 scowl left. locking the
door and shufning along the passage
way 10 & steep fighi OF steps 10 the
deck
Elaine paced Up and down her mar.
row prison distracted.
Suddenly she paused a moment as
her eye fell on the suitcase. There
dashed through her mind the message
! had given her from Kennedy.
She SEIZED the suitcase and tore IL
open with nervous fingers.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-08-19

vas Deeply ~e2E-csset Il As- cvI
thoughts
How Ear they had Fc-e Sc O.. &c,
pa --r1 attention ~ ,1s the
:-a-s vsl They 1a1 c--s o. '5rk
ard johnson ve---1 = 90 '.a IT,.
s'-c'.v-.g Ez.-s E.ez that re -Ea,.
-z1- r.at v4s he =--e c-s.'. and
s1e '.--.a- = .''.s sE-a. '--. slm.
E-.s1 Ire driver.
You're ;zE-g re v-,-s ---s sic
called Go % The -Fa,
7 ,L.-E gc-| s-5 ,sa roads better
his way Mss Lc5gs ls-s.s,ed
johnson.
!. vas. however merely a Use O.
IS pa-. 20 gan tine and give s--s o.
"'u.s =eu az opportunity. T-- a.
The car approached the fox. ,wo
rougt-ecEs hidden behind q rock IN
The s~E--coery had been s,-ain!ng
their eyes down the road a.d {, the
approach % the car had draw back
closer under cover
johnson stopped some hu1tret Zee,
or so down the wrong road past the
rock IN answer 70 Elsines signal. Il
was the chance the roughrecEs want.
ed. They lesped out from their shell.
ter. Not another q or vehicle was
IN sight Quickly they skunk down the
road.
As Elaine was becoming veI.d a.
Johnson's show OF E,uhbornnsss. she
suddenly felt strong arms cireling her.
while a huge, very dirty hand pressed
with Irresistible force over her mouth.
She struggled, but 81 Was OF 20 use.
They pinned her down 20 the floor
OF the a Johnson drew the curtains
and leaped into his sea, from which
be had descended. leaving the engine
running.
TO the Van Dort ie,;y," Erovled
n roughneek. They'll be there
soon"
Quickly Johnson sho, the car along
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-08-19

10 the lower bay side OF the island, IN.
stead Of the New Jersey ferry.
u was very late in the afternoon. |
did my best to get down 70 the Battery
with the wireless telephone TO meet
Kennedy and Brainard, but 1t was dark
before ! got there.
As ! hurried down 70 the dock ! saw
tina, the, had already boarded the
revenue cutter and were waiting i'm.
patiently Il was a fairly stable craft.
They hauled me aboard and We cast
Of The wind blew in koenly from the
bay and We spun down the harbor,
keeping a sharp lookout for any sus.
picious craft.
Already WI Fang and a couple OF
his lieutenants had o n down 10 the
Van bort ietty. No message had been
received from Gregor. but they felt
sure that he would be there with the
schooner.
Finally WI directed one az bis men
20 set OF a signal. a iashlight on the
end % the ;etiy. while he strained his
eyes through the darkness for some
answering signal
lie had not reckoned wrong. Far
out over the water came an answering
signal from the schooner.
Good exclaimed WI with salts.
faction. as be turned and picked his
way back W the dock,
or he wen, alone until he came 10
che @. the deserted mansions Of a gen.
Grafton or two ago which lined the
shore q, tina, point. There. In a yard
beside q; stood Elaine's car.
Where !s the white girl asked
VIZ. calling Johnson.
in the house master. replied the
r-.schaa.claG sgbsery.sutly.
Wal; .o- ne here. then. nodded
W.
pcNG IL q nus;y roou IN the base.
Cer; g ;Ae deserted house was Elaine
She vas neither bound not gagged
T. fact. there was DO necessity for g.
Nc oae could hear her cries nor could
see escape. FOR the two rouEhuecks Who
hat seized her were guarding her. be-
SIDES S couple c! Cinnamon.
Va Fans came u Silently and moved
ever close % he- lie said not q word.
81: az ey.! smile spread over his s.n.
ste face ss she shrark from him.
Meanwhile g yawl had -, out from
.-e schooner loaded WITH cans @! the
F-e-.c-s ~cc-:-4tard dug and had
- &C ~ g: Tie old s'-ae .st,y and
---s Cs.-a--1 hastily yc.oased u
--- started q; 90 The house laden with
re heavy IL
As W. stood before Elaine The Chi.
-A-e- cs--y.-c he dope ,Is entered
--t oes-1 i..-E them ~ !. az ole
close; 8. -. -oc- A. las; they ta.
.sH.5 v-t:.-c g: away
A. Is done. master. bowed 2
70 scene. . ce leader
W. ro-te5 then ;---et 20 E.2.ae.
&C, Ee Missed. raising rs nrger
aat pointing 70 TIE 6oor.
Trembling she oeeyet. snt WI
Fans sac TIE ;~o toughs followed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-08-19
SYNOPSIS.

The New York police are mystHcd BY n
series % murders and other crimes The
principal clue 90 the criminal IL the warn.
Ing letter which is sent the victims. signed
with a 'clutching hand The latest Vi-.
tim % the mysterious assassin j. Taylor
Dodge. The Insurance president. HIS
daughter. Elaine. EMPLOYS CraIE Ken.
nety. the famous scientific detective. TO
Try 20 unraNyl the mystery What Ken
gety nClumplishss q told b his friend.
Jameson. a newspaper man. After mAry
1ruitlcss attempts 60 put Elaine aud
EraiE Kennedy out 81 N, way the Clutch.
EMS Hand IL az last found O. D. none other
than Perry Bennett. PLANES LAWYER and
the man she - Engaged % marry Ben
nett fees 90 the dea q enc % he chi.
neee Srtminals The Ctiuamar forces frrw
Bennett the secret OF the v~hsr,atuuts o.
f.Hs"N Then re gives The lawyer a %
ton which Will suspend animation ~
months Kennedy reaches Hv-1e;''s size
lust after be has lost Consciousness
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selves At the door and Il few open.
Instantly, before the Cinnamon could
recover from their surprise at the sud.
den attack. Craig and Brainard were
on them one rushed for a window.
smashing IL with a chair and trying to
get out. Craig seized him and helped
corner the other. who turned out
4 be Hop Ling. II vas the work
Of only a moment 20 snap the brace.
lets on the two and cover them with a
gun.
What's that" demanded B~rainard.
looking al the box in the window. as
Kennedy moved owe toward IL.
a pigeon trap, | suspect" Craig re.
piled. Let's wait"
They sat there for several minutes
Evidently the Chinese had been wait.
Ing for something. Craig fel, that
waiting might pay.
At last he was rewarded by the
sound Of a flutter outside. A click fol.
lowed as the little door shut. trapping
the pigeon The signal nsE in the
room moved
Kennedy Sked az Il a moment, then
carefully opened the door in the back
O, the trap and seized the bird From
the quill or Us leg he took a tightly
rolled note and read
viii &c ca Van Den Jetty In tive
hours. SREeoa
What t!d &; mean Threats impre
cations, nothing could extract a word
from The two impass!ve prisoners.
Come ordered Kennedy sharply a.
Hep L.as net; Tor a momen' letting BIS
yexa,icn show IN his face. wax
ahead & ne
Two @: The Esas had been captured
b.; W. seemed as far away as ever
He marched Hep along s~ullenly. while
Braicart kicked the other Chinanar
% his fee; and followed.
They ttd ao; have far 20 20. Scarce
y s block away stood a policeman. AID
Craig waved % hin
Quickly Craig produced cards c.
Identification s-d they le.i their hard.
cg=ed prisoners With the understand.
!rs ,hA; they we're 70 BE held until ,u,l
charges could be made Agains; then
A; ;he SIS; telephone pay s,A,io-
Cra.s turned II and called - TIE lat
oratcy 20 ~a.ch ! had returned
- ,s.-E I've &c; tie bss, clue ys.
Waiter, Ae called You reuerts-
E--4-a-5' We, vs-, you 70 re.
re G.; The Battery where a rsvs.-a
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stood there gazing OF at where the
land ought TO be. He had Just finished
scraWling a note on a piece Of paper
resting on the after cabin roof when
2 Of The men reached down and from
a small wooden cage took a struggling
white carrier pigeon. They fastened
the note rolled up In a sort Of quill. 70
the BIRDS les and let the bird loose Il
circlet up, then. straight as al arrow
darted Of landward
They'll be glad 20 know were safe
and SO near, nodded Gregor. And
confounS any revenue men that stand
between US"
u a room In a tenement W. Fang
and several Cinnamon were steated
talking and smoking.
Outside a nearby viatcW vas a
large box which lad a small sliding
door on the outside, arranged Sc hat
Il fell almost az a touch. vcrk.-e a
little signal Gag OF The back @: tie
box toward the room II which The
Cinnamon were seated
Suddenly there Was a S-;,e- O!
wings outside A purevh.te r.geca
seemed 70 glide into the box and.
as the hon!lg bird 6!d SO, the door
automatically shut !; vas a aee
such as is used .or carrier pigeons
The little fag in the ON moved AID
the Cinnamon crowded Abog; the box
as WI opened u. reached IL and caught
the bird Carefully he took the mes.
sage from the birds foot. As c2s q
them placed the bird Il another box
and reset the trap WI ul9o.ie1 the
paper and read
T~erty.siK niles s~es;-ssst e. saroy
HOOK. viii ersp srs-er e. Staten
lslsre tonight.
You W.. .e; ne Eccv u any later
message comes. directed W. g -ae
% his men as a =o=e-; later Tie
Chinese master criminal LEI; the tex.
meat
Cautiously he made lis vEy 20 "a
secret entrance 20 his own a7@r;--.;
He had scarcely entered vs-a : China.
man Who had evidently been waiting
for him rose ard bowed !: vss Hep
Ling. the proprietor O. the oy.-m de-
Is there any news yet. master ls
asked.
Yes. Gregcr Sc landing your opium
tonight III have a girl !o- h!u &c
take back 10 shanghai With hin.
where she can be sold
Kennedy had begun 70 Sc: closer OF
the trail O. w and, having dispatched
ne 20 Elaine with the wireless ,c.e.
phone. !t occurred 70 him tina, b. sh,
spend q few hours probably ,.e-....g
abou; Chinatown searching .or c.eNs
20 the Serpent
He dorred The r-gEhes; O. ..s cd
suits and turned hs Goa; collar -
while an old s.ouCa la; vas --..,4
over h!s eyes But s; vas rs; 20 .z-
ever as 20 din his sight
He paused occ BY a. elective Ngti
pole 70 watch a ~sacgs,er sa--'er past.
Twice the fellow had walked - aid
down The stree.
A. the gargster s.--Ct-5 by. -
.urCae8 over 20 the electric ..gh, pole
and Kennedy :e,; his hand touched ~
that @. 'le FarEs's- lie vas more
than surprised 70 zee. something Ike
q piece q: cardboard s-rrer;t.--s,y
shoyel inc A.s hard a-- Ae c,-i-ast
4, The garCs'e- passa5. and. a. be
d!t So. Kennedy looked g: hin ;.ez
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Cast. John E-sira-5
1. s. See-e. Se-H.s

Written underneath the engraved
name W-s Follow.
Slowly craig followed v-z.rz-t e..
tered a saloon ~ s side toc- l-5 seat.
e h.mse'; IL q back ror- A TO.
ue1t later Kennedy s.---.e5 g. and
sat down a, Tie same table Erz.-z-s
nodded ana Craig s1,su6-- his hand
quietly. lie looked sos-, They we're
alone
What brings you down here asked
Kennedy b. a low ,Cle.
a biz ship=sut q: opium e g1.-r
70 be landed ,-I!ss; and "a ,-y.ug %
locate the Chinese gang back c: T.
Think you a help me
Anything TO DO with ,ha, hop !c.l,
up the street"
Brainard nodded. Would 8, prove .
clue possibly 10 WI Fang,
IN help you agreed Kennedy.
For several minutes they talked, lay.
ing out a plan. Finally they paid the
check and rose 20 90 out As they
reached the side door a Chinaman
passed. Kennedy drew Brainard back.
What's the matter?" whispered the
secret service man.
Did you see that Chinaman:" re-
turned Kennedy. That's Hop Ling
He runs the opium joint. ! think be
is worth shadowing."
Keeping discreetly in the rear OF the
Chinanan. Kennedy and Brainard fol.
lowed until Hop paused before a ram.
shAekle tenement No sooner had he
disappeared inside than Craig and
BratnArd advanced. careful that they
in turn were not followed.
They entered and went upstairs. Al
last they came 70 q door outside which
they paused 10 listen.
Can you make U what they are
saying" asked BrainArd.
Something about birds" returned
Craig We've got them. There are
only two. Let's rush the door"
Together they catapultsd them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-08-19

C0t uhu dAl'A uIN - llllAIf 10
soon. Down the passageway, already.
h. could hear some one creeping
s'calthily. II was the Chinaman with
his murderous knife she heard him
pause Of the door as he looked again
AZ his knife. Then the lock turned.
The door creaked But she had
propped the chair we'll, and II held
Just then she heard a loud report
outside. and an instant later another.
Then followed the crash OF something
heavy on the deck above accompanied
by n volley Of vile oaths and quick
footsteps. as Gregor gave hasty orders
10 his crew.
The Chinaman at the door ~redoubled
his efforts. He seized a FIRE ak hang.
ing near by and attacked the door
with that. hacking f%uriously.
one after another. the table, a chest,
everything movable, Elaine piled up
against the door as 1t splintered But
Il was OF no use.
She moved oyer fearfully as far away
as she could to the portfolio and rocked
al the black water, as she leaned far
out, then up at the deck only q few
feet above her.
With frantic strength born of fear
the heroic girl Uriggled out OF the port.
hole. as the schooner heeled over ard
managed just to catch the scuppers
Of the deck. Fear lent her strength.
She succeeded In pulling herself UP tp
the rail and then over on the decA
just as the piled up furniture tunbled
over after the door gave way.
The Chinaman. Infatuated. caughtN
just a glimpse OF her through the port.
hole. turned and rushed for the stair.
way.
In the commotion Elaine had actual.
ly come over the rail unobseryed But
she knew that she could not be that
way long. There was Just d chance
that a white man might heed her ap.
peal Forbidding though he was even
in the moonlight, Elaine started to-
ward Gregor.
Just then the maddened face Of the
Chinaman appeared at the hatch. A
moment later his 1.-the body wormed |,
itself out on deck. As he came near
er. Elaine retreated further toward
Gregor
oh. sir She pleaded. save me! |
have done nothing.
Gregor, one eye on the approaching
revenue cutter, the other on his ship
and crew had not seen her TIL then
Get out Of the way he groWled
roughly, pushing her aside. Save
yourself
The CAiIamag came a step nearer.
knife upra!sed. She fed along the
deck. There IN the shrouds was a lad
de.. In desperation she seized q rung,
sWuIs herself around, and started w.
Her relentless pursuer followed,
hand over hand, clenching the knife
in his teeth. In her terror she tore
Of a piece o. spar that had been loos.
ened b. a shot from the cutter and
threw It iull in his face.
St!ll. on he came, She drew herself
up. There was no escape. \ moment
she trembicd a.oit.
Then. from a Crosstree she Jumped,
diving far cut into the water. The
ChiHamaa followed.
Hand over hand he churned the
waves after her.
We were now nearing q low. rakish
crai;. Though "e s.gua.e4 IL. they
paid 10 attention. Instead We could
hear the c.-gCE-s O.. an auxiliary gas
engine.
I-..-.-3 enc .
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Out OF the Atlantic. tossing over tie
choppy seas a dingy old schooner was
lacking her way toward New YORK hAr.
Dor. The captain. Jake Gregor. was a
disrepuiabie looking man. as were both
his craft and his crew OF mixed whites
and Chinese.
Cregor had come out on deck and
The border vidette., 1915-12-25
To Preserve Old Of Ow .!.ings.
5. SAEATlER

In & proclamation, a copy of which has been received at the land office, President Wilson sets aside as a national monument a strip a mile by a mile and half in Coconino county, containing twenty two cliff dwellings and an ancient fort. The strip is made a national monument and is located on Walnut Creek.
 Walnut Canyon National Mon ument as it will be officially known is eight miles south of Flagstaff and located on good auto road. It is with the pur- pose of preserving the ancient dwellings from abuse by vandals that the monument has been erected. The act is a result of agitation started by New Mexico and taken up by Arizona, to have the executive take some step to preserve some of the south vest $ most valuable antiquities.
 The cliff dwellings are built under overhanging cliffs that border the canyon, and the fort is built on little hill situated right in the middle of the can yon, with the stream dividing and passing on each side. The loca tion is we'll known to tourists from Flagstaff.
The border vidette., 1915-12-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

"The Grand Canyon Through the Pines," 1916 calendar of The First National Bank of Nogales, is a beauty. It is reproduc tion by color photography from an oil painting by Thos. Moran, greatest of living scenic artists.
 Thomas Gittins and family sincerely thank their kind friends aud neighborS for the beautiful floral offerings, benevolence and sympathies shown them during their recent bereavement, the death of little Arizona May Gitt:ns.
 In the death of Arizona May Gittins, the lovely little daught- CT of Mir. and Mrs. Tom Gittins, the bereaved parents have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. Little Arizona May, died last Monday night from pneumonia. She was 3 years and 2 months of age. The funeral was held Wednesday from the family residence on Grand ave nue.
 The Mohave County Miner of Kingman, dated December 18th, has the following regarding two people we'll and favorably known in Santa Cruz county, where Mir. Gee served one term as member of the board of supervisors: "Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Gee are said to be in Mexico and at a place somewhat remote from the scene of warfare. Their friends have not heard from them in two years, but Los Angeles friends have received letters dat ed about two months ago"
 On December 18th MT. Will liam Schuckmanu's name was sent to the United States Senate, for the position of Postmaster at Nogales. On December 17th, the Senate confirmed the ex- ecutive nomination. Postmaster Schuckmann expects to arrange to assume his new duties about the middle of January. c. L.. Fowler, whose commission eX- pired December I2th, retires from the Nogales postoffice with a splendid record for efficient service rendered patrons of the office
The border vidette., 1915-12-25
FLAGS FOR BIG DAM.

The Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution have taken up the matter of supplying one of the fiagstaffs on the Roosevelt dam with a flag. Permission has been secured from the in terior department for the use of the center pole on the big struct- ure, the flag to flown in honor of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The flag will be presented in the near future to those in charge of the dam by State Regent Mrs. Harry Chand Ter of Mesa, and as often as the flag wears out new one will be provided. Tempe News.
The border vidette., 1915-12-25
Asphalt-Base Oil Best. Says Local
 Auto Man.

Nearly every day, someone asks me what lubricating Oil is best for his motor," said Geo. B. King of the Santa Cruz Garage yesterday. Continuing, he said, 1T am a bit shy about recon mending any particular brand. There are so many good oils. But personally, I prefer oil made from asphalt base crude.
 Having been associated with the automobile business for so long a time, I've naturally had experience with various oils, and although I wouldn't hesitate to run my cars on any one of a half-dozen well known brands, I've found that one brand made from asphalt base crude gives me the best results, both as to lubricating efficiency and as to freedom from carbon.
 "The asphalt base oil seems to wear better. It stays on the job longer, as it were. Doesn't give up to the heat of the cylinders so soon. And as to carbon, I've had cars run 10000 miles with out taking down, and there wasn't enough carbon found to fill the hollow of your hand"
The border vidette., 1915-12-25
MASONS ELECT OFFICERS.

Nogales Lodge No, II F. & A. M. at it's regular meeting on the 18th inst elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing year:
 Worshipful Master, Henry Gordon Glore; Senior Warden, Frank Douglas Wilkey; Junior Warden, Henry Lott Corl; Treas urer, Adolphus Henry Noon; Secretary, Theron Richardson.
 The following officers were appointed: Senior D O n, Louis Hudgin; JuDior Deacon, Ernest B. Spriggs; Senior Stew ard, Thomas Francis McCOllum; Junior Steward, Alexander Ern- est Charles Kiesselbach; Mar shall, James Arthur Harrison; Chaplain, William Arthur Har- rison; Tyler, Adolphus Samuel Noon.
 The Lodge was reported to be in excellent condition financially and like Nogaies, growing fast.
 The lodge also voted to ex tend the Grand Lodge of Ariz ona an invitation to hold theil Convention in Nogales in 1917