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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Q u. West and Lille Burkhalter,
both Of prominent WellsvilIe families,
were married in this city Saturday af-
.~tefnoOn By the Rev. S. W. Hayne. The
Ledger extends congratulations to the
young people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Fsinans No. o1 Gt-R Il &,
'Warz 1sszs~ Asssssans sste Fesn.
z&an r< Miss Mzr7 Ezsz4 Gzrk
were EErrssS TsaneHdlg as She hana
&C "a tsa@ Ia Perry &s@ G4rk Il
a Eeznez teacher q aae Perry scAsols
za1 dsugssg ID J. Clark a rrza
dealer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

The csnfersnes 81 ne MissOzr
Daughters Il the Anzrizah RsTon-
tOn opens IN St. Losis Tassazy. The
following delegates froz me local
ehzpter wszz 70 ST. Jas Mozdzy.
Mrs. 7. H. wEnans. Mr.. C. A. Bast
Mrs C. A. Bast. Mra. C. ". Robertson
and Mrs r. n white
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
WANTEDl

lOoO0OoO0 Bushels of Hickory
Nuts.
Also old iron at Csc to SOC per
100 lbs.
Also Rags at IL to I've per ID.
Also Rubber Boots and Shoes
at Sc to SC Ib.
Also Hides and Furs at Top
Prices.
WITT Sam Morris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

We WISE 70 e4presa gs h~szrtfsl:
thanks % Or nsaY friends FOR IL
many hndDsse zn6 e~ozrtssie "a.
TENDED % Hf dsaag re s6-kze1s zrS
Seath q or belerss sor AID bno,bex
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
%RRFERRIklG y Merieo ]

REFERRING to Mexico 81 q i've
progressive IltEs city. the Laddonia,
Nc, Herald eaItorialIy aays: 'Th.
MsxSco Phall fhsstiyitlss wrs . great
snereaE. Large crowds attended from
hsra and surrounding towns You
: count On Mexico giving you what
ne adsertiaeG Mexico Is ~ up-to-
date torn, progressive ~ yoa Tar see
by he carrying If the light levy last
week by > HA5afisy d 4 n ! The
coHnsnercisl club are boosters and eet
what they 70 sitter"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

We have rad q shower he crsvsh
d broken ~ ne fan f~ssssaeA Bas-
ear d u0T enx % be gosd Tbe
wzser Is hne coms e. X S0E is ne
tine 70 o. your AavertzR and est
FoE azss If the hzzine
Teas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

p A Rssil. II Kans.. So
eix q rs esty, rls Il Key.'
tsy o. bsiners for he -.
cysrszE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
ExFcuTRIx NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that lsEla,
Of administration upon the estss =
JESSIE /. WHITE, Deceased
Of Audrain County, Missouri ~
been granted the undersigned, by
Probate Court Of said county, beafas
date October is. 1915.
All persons having claims again. H.
said estate are required to esAll'
them to me for allowance within J.
months after date Of said Letters :
they may be preeluded from any "
eft Of such estate and If such cllI.
be not exhibited within one year y.
the time of the publication Of TINS
tice, they win be forever barred
Sarah Z. Little, ExecuIlM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that leNtsI
Of administration upon the estae :
DAVID B. luck, Deceased, j.
Of Audrain County, Missouri " n
been granted the undersigned, Oy 7,
Probate Court Of said county
ing date Oct. 10, 1915. ~
al persons having claims ag.sa
said estate are required to eAD X
them to me for allowance WITHIN
months after dnte Of said Let'e',
they may be precluded from any M,
eft Of such estate and If sucn W. ~
Be not exhibited within one year p II,
the time Of the publication Of
notice. they viii be forever barrsa
VIM. luck, AdministraD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Miss Sarah Reitz, superintendent
of the Mexio Hospital, Is home from
Tire State Meeting Of Bissouri nurses
'held in st. Louis this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

sam McCardie. Of Montana
and Miss Minnie Orr, Of ST.
Charles, were married in this
city Monday morning BY the
Rev. w. A. Shullenberoer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

county q AudIan) 50
nus.ssA shnser Come
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siste q Ni,rouri, % sbe A.
nan-readsnt Latter n
Gnsetng. Bic
zAsow - ftis day. osob.-
n he plAfntia II the ~
led ctare b. Try 4 RoSg,rs ~
ne5m before he nderSgpsi ~
- GEsgls Court q AEdrsin
2 xaeatian sEd hles is petis.s
ahidzrlt stzting among esS.. y
ihaf The shove narsed defsD5~ Iirp
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State and eannot Be ser-s5 -.
State - tie mnnrer urrs-- ns
Chapter p, Of the ReTise5 ~
a be Stzfs II Missogn u. Sets
= hereupcn ordered bv
aforesaid IN vacation TIA. ga
ee nsade notifying bin tat J,
has been commenesd apains.
petition ud aEdavit q st4s.aa
he cEEruit corrt cf And7;.
u The State Of Missouri Yo5-aS S0aas
note fer the sun Of STssse "a
March 4. 1914, drawing tan ~
interest from It's date aid so.s
exerutsd b. him At Rzmons 90
MA and his properly. ID ~. 4ss
Southeast fourth Of the Na-,
quarter q Section Ten fl0l IL
east quarter Of Sector Ter IN
West 10 acres Of he So,a
fourth Of the North-we1 gw.-1
Section EleTen f11) the Wsst
q the Ncrfh-Nest fourth of d.
west quarter of Section eIeve1 ~
in Township Fifty-ore ar ln
SIX 90 West Of the 5th. p
-. Aisso1r1. has ben
z e pay said note. inter,s
costs and unless 10 Be ard -
the next trem Of said Conf
holden at the Conrt Houss x
Missouri. within the County = -
rain on z2rd, day Of Noyerbsr ~
and On or before the first dsv
and answer the petition. The a..
BE taken Is confessed and -
viii be rendered against hi- - d
said property sold TO satisfy Is. \.
And il b further ordered ~, n
COPY heneof Be published IN a. ".
Weekly Ledger, a veekiv
paNr duly printed in he y..s<
in Mexieo. Missouri 49,
eulated in snid Audsain Coun,v y
souxa. for four weeks successful,
last Insertion 20 be at least IA.
days before the next tsrm ot r..
aforesaid.
WITNESS my hand ard oaci.l
Done ~ cffiee u the CITY q w.
Ccnnsy and State aforesaid hi, n
ober End 1916.
tse.ll T. T. ELLIOTT,
Clerk Of the Audrain Circuit Can
4 true copy from the record, Alta
r r Elliott ID
Fry ard Rockers Attorneys for ri
in. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

ArEI caushoE ard MaFy v.
czsaSn Enna CNushasm Bro~n
nnk n Lee Brsnn. Mnrlsa C44th-
on ENn<A Cnuihor. Ezra Csgth-
u Phntik2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

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pkrsyx fscenss ne unknssen
Heirs a WilKm s. HumphreyK
dsoaassa D1sndantA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

day, Wednesday, Dee. 6, 2, 1
G. A.. POWELL.
Collector Of Audrain County no.
34-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change Of Life by Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Philadelphia Pal am just years
Of age and during Change OF Life I SUI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Win Meet the Tax Payers Of Aud.
rain County at the following
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
NOTICE on FINAI- srr.rr -

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement Of the eststs H !
MARY s. LONG, Deceased =
WI % made at the Nov. term
q the Probate Court Of Audraia
county. Missouri, to be held Al Ms~u
,co. Missouri, on the second MonS...
IN Nov. 1916. monday
"a Annie r. Daniels. Exac..o.
NUTiCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that Am,
settlement Of the estate Of
u. ;. A. CALHOUN. DECEASED
WI be made at the Nov sars
sne Probate Court Of Audraln Gen.. =
y, Missouri, to be held Il M.xls.
s~liSsoari on the second Mordas 1.
November, 1916. y
= w $. ElIer, Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
NOTICE OF FTNAI. sr-T-rT r,,r,,u

SVi..E VI FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice IS hereby given that Anal
settlement Of the estate Of
J W. WEAVER, Deceased.
~ oe made at the Nov. term
ne Probate Court Of Andrain Count
70 p Be held at Mexico, No, on the
second Monday in Nov. 1915,
% Forest Weaver ExA..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

In he GREAT cssr
Terra laik. WED
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

cisa Astisn i AtsaeIn-,.r
tion. n Eas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
Yes-Manv peorls

Ie-Many People
hare tod rs TIE same ssor-s,.-
aitsz eatngs eases. heartburn A
% Dyspepsia
Tablet
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

State Il Mlzse1d)
ccuaty a. Andsain)S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Npaa1Fh lAnber conpany.
AHther T. Briar No. !
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
LARGE ATTENDANCE
Requests to Take Up Work Indicate
Many Coming to University Of
Omaha Summer School.
MAY EARN COLLEGE CREDITS

Vassar. DePau, Rockford. Peru and Ne
braska are among the universities and
college students of which have already
sent In requests to take up work in the
University OF Omaha summer school.
Students Of several medical school have
also given notice that they will register
for work at the summer session. which
opens June q and ends August IS.
ut shows" said Selma Anderson,
director OF the summer school. that the
university has already made name for
the thoroughness OF its courses and the
excellence OF the training that 1t gives.
It's credits are now accepted by most OF
the leading colleges and universities OF
the country"
Courses Offered.
The University summer school will offer
the following courses this year:
High school work, both for those who
desire college entrance credits and for
those who desire a review preparatory to
taxing the state examinations; pedagog-
teal courses. required for the professional
life certificates college courses, whereby
nine credits may be earned toward a col
lege degree.
In addition to the regular faculty there
will be added Miss Celia Chase. A. b.,
University of Chicago, who will con-
duct courses in English literature and
pedagogy. and Prof. r.. c. Sherwood,
Drury college. at present with the Me-
braska Medical school. who will conduct
courses In zoology and botany. These
courses will be OF special interest to
pre-medlcal students and teachers. They
will DO made both attractive and prac-
teal. Extensive laboratory and field work
will be included. Advanced work in
physics and chemistry Is also being
planned, 70 meet the demand along these
lines.
Courses planned In response TO the
large demand include modern languages
ana the classics. laboratory science. Eng
fish. American history. mathematics and
ethics or sociology. A maximum OF nine
college credits may be earned.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Culls from the Wire

samuel Dickson. one OF Phtladelphia.s
oiaeat and most Wideiy-known lawyers,
died at his home at Philadelphia lie
was rs.
William Rapp. charged with gambling
In conducting a base ball pool, was given
the maximum fine OF 800 in the meniSipai
court at Chicago. II was charged Rapp
conducted mis- pools through the Weekly
World OF Wilkesbarre, Pa, for which ne
was a calculator in Chicago.
A memorial thanking James McNaugh-
ton general manager OF the Calumet a
Hecla Mining company. for his nrmness
Ia refusing the demands OF the unions
IA the copper strike year ago was pre-,
sented MoNaughton at Calumet sisned
~ the 1000 employees OF the company.
The meorial contained the signature OF
every employe and expressed appreciation
for the $500 600 bonus promised them June
Il by the company.
A detailed estimate OF the operatlng re-
suits OF the Chicago. Rock Island x Pa
December a was submitted by Receivers
Nudge and Dickinson today TO the Rock
Island protective committees. on the
besis OF the present earnings the receiV-
cre estimate that December 81 the com
pany viii have a cash balance OF C,zso.hl
maintenance expenses ana fixed charges.
The worldwide quarantine against the
shipment OF cattle into Texas. declared
several months ago by the prevalence OF
the foot and mouth disease. was lifted
today In } proclamation signed b. Gov
ernOr Ferguson. The proclamation pro-
vldes that cattle may be shipped into the
states bureRp OF animal industry snd the
state laws OF Texas from any state ex-
cepting Iowa and sixteen other central
and eastern states.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
NO VOTER is TO ESCAPE
Plans Complete for Getting Out
Every Vote Tuesday at Greater
Omaha Election.
ALL PRECINCTS ARE ORGANIZED

No one Is to be allowed to forget that
Tuesday is the date OF the Greater
Omaha election.
Twenty-Five girls have been engaged to
be stationed in different parts of the
city to use the telephone all Monday.
The Greater Omaha committee has en-
gagged these young women to keep Lusy
on the telephone with constant reminders.
Early Monday morning the girls ere to
begin on a iist OF Commercial club mem
bers, calling every one of the 1.50J and
reminding them that Tuesday is election
day and that Greater Omaha wishes them
to vote. Monday afternoon they will
start on the general registration list and
systematically call up some 1900 voters
to remind them that the next day is
election day. The idea is that men shall
be reminded at the last minute that they
may not allow their franchise privileges
to go by default In this important mntter.
some More Reminders.
Tuesday, the day OF the election, some
forty ward captains with 600 precinct
lieutehants, are to be at work all day
in different parts OF the city. personally
seeing voters. and personally calling up
voters to see that none forget the clec-
ton. II will also be impressed upon al
that the polls close at 9 o'clock and that
they dare not finger too long before
starting for the election booths.
Precinct checkers will be stationed at
every polling place in the city to keep a
check on those who have and those who
have not voted. Thus. when 1 clock
comes these checkers themselves ara to
get on the telephone and call up a lot of
those whose names do not appear among
those already voted.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
GRAND ARMYPARADE
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Patriotic Societies Will Gather at
Sixteenth and Capitol to March
to Auditorium.
MARCH BEGINS AT 2 O'CLOCK

MARCH BEGINS AT 2 O'CLOCK
Prior to the Memorial day exer-
cises at the Auditorium Monday
afternoon, there will be a parade
under the auspices of the Grand
Army of the Republic
1t will form on Capitol avenue,
with the right resting On Sixteenth
street. Starting promptly at 2
o'clock, the line of march will be
to Fifteenth street and thence south
to the Auditorium.
At the Auditorium the parade will be
Joined by the woman's Relief corps, and
the Henry Lawton auxiliary.
The parade formation will be as fol-
lows:
First Division.
Captain Joseph Madison, Marshal.
Platoon of Police.
Mall Carriers Band
Naval Club of Omaha.
Nebraska National Guard.
High School Cadet Band.
High School Cadets.
second Division.
Perry Miller, Assistant Marshal
Second Division.
Mapes' Drum Corps.
Spanish War Veterans.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Boy Scouts, Capt. w. +. Schilder, Com
mandinR.
Third Division.
Charles Dorothy, Assistant Marshal.
Carriages Containing Chairman of Gen.
era Committee. Speakers of the Day,
Chaplain Military and Civic Guests.
Chas NJ. Harpster. Assistant at Audi
torium.
The parade will form at 1880 on Cap
itol avenue. the right resting on Six
teenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Hanscom Park Club
Opposes Public Dance

Dancing IN Hanscom park pavilion
doesn't look Good 10 Hanscom Parkers.
that IL 20 those who live IN the neigh
borhcod OF tho park. 50 the matter was
brought up az the improsement club OF
that district at meeting in Windsor
school. Being convinced that dancing
IN tho park pavilion IL n nuisance. the
club went on record as opposed to the
danoa there. and will 90 communicate
It's feelings 40 the city council.
But there was graver business than the
matter OF a dance before this body.
Frank Woodland. member OF the Board
Of Education. and George Kieffner. as
aistant superintendent OF mails in the
postoffice spoke for the consolidation
Of Greater Omaha Mt. Woodland
pointed out the advantage to South
Omaha school children IN not having 10
20 80 fer 70 their schools as, some Of
those IN the north part OF South Omaha
now have TO. Mr. Kleffner referred hack
20 the consolidation Of the Omaha and
South Omaha postoffices a. the big no.
table example OF the advantage OF tho
consolidation OF the institutions OF the
two cities.
The club unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions introduced by secre-
tary NJ. J. oreevyi
Resolved. By the Hanscom Park Ini-
provement club. that we hereby reaffirm
our desire for a Greater Omaha. and re-
spectfully urge and request that each
and every member OF this club nNali con-
stitule himself committee OF one 20 20
70 the polls and vote next Tuesday,
June /. for The consolidation OF South
Omaha and Dundee with the city OF
Omaha: and also 20 SEE 20 II that his
uelghbors ana friends do likewise. In
order that this union may win. and IN its
combined strength 10 continue its upward
and onward march an the metropolis oi
the great state OF Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Or. CAR0THERS, CAMBRIDGE,
TO TALK HERE NEXT MONTH

Dr. Samuel Mcchord carothers. pastor
Of the First Unitarian church, Cambridge,
Mass. and a we'll known contemporary
suthor of popular essays, will come 70
Omaha on June II TO deliver lecture IN
In auditorium OF tho Central High school.
An former Harvard men are interested
In the coming OF DIR. Carothers for the
reason that DR. carothers has been
preaching IN Cambridge for the Last
twenty years and has been one OF the
Harvard university preachers. The leo
tnre will Be open TO the public and no ad-
mission will be chArgSd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
CAN'T BUY COTTON GOODS
WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May S.-"we
can't buy cotton goods and have a dear
conscience today In this country. for
there Is no cotton field where thsrs arr
not child iaborers." declared Mrs Flor
enee Ke,b OF New York. secretary OF
the National Consumers league. today In
an address at the opening session Of the
eleventh annual confefehoe OF the Ma
tionsl child Labor committee at the
Panama Pacific exposition Mrs. Kelly
urged work for The enactment Of a ma
tionai child labor law
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Subsea Goes 8, 400
Miles to Sink Ship

AMSTERDAM. May 2o.-via Lon
don)-A dispatch received here to-
day from Berlin says that Captain Per-
sius. the naval expert writing IN the
Berlin Tageblatt In praise OF the exploit
of a German submarine in the sink
ing OF the British battleship Triumph
off the Dardanelles. says that this small
undersea boat nust have crulsed up
ward OF 24Oo miles from the North Sea
around Gibraltar TO the Dardanelies. all
under it's own power, without stopping
At a supply station.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Twelve Dollars
Per Day Earned
by Coal Miners

J. r. Woodland OF Roundup, Mon. Is
inthe city whiting at the home OF HIS
father Assistant Postmaster woodard.
re is on his way back to Montana from
q business trip 10 Chicago He Is general
manager OF the Roundup Coal Mining
company, corporation that mines moro
than 2.oo tons OF coal day.
we pay the highest Scale OF wages
OF any coal mining company in the
world" asserted MT. Woodland "a nun
Der OF our men make tiP a day and don't
work over ak hour 20 do t. These
men are. on contract work. The Average
earnings OF our men for an elght.hour
day IL $40"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
MERGER DECISION
PLEASING TO MANY
Greater Omaha Committee Issues a
Statement Following Opinion
BY Judge Redick.
CITIZENS ARE URGED TO VOTE

The Greater Omaha committee has
expressed its pleasure at the uphold
ing Of the Greater Omaha election
law by the district court, and in a
statement expresses the hope and
Relief that even those who opposed
the law will now fall into line" and
help pull for the greater city. The
statement Is as follows:
Judge Redick's decision does not sur
rrise US. though Il does wonderfully
crafty us More than that II undoubt-
eddy means very heavy vote for CON
solidation Tuesday. For. unquestlonably
many voters were holding back TO see
how this trufnped-up case was TO be set
tied
The committee feels that II has been
thoroughly indicated IN It's position that
the -Winters-Selby Injunction
suit was baeed entirely on selfish polit-
teal and personal interests We had the
assurance OF the best legal talent that
the validity OF the law was unassallable.
II was apparent, OF course, 10 all that
consolidation was in no danger from this
action.
Now that the three opponents OF con-
solidation have been beaten by court
decision. we have no doubt that even they
VIII fall into the line and help US make
70 unanimous on election day They are
all good enough sports 20 be good losers.
Every voter IN the three municipalities
should let this decision be his cue for
going TO the polls Tuesday and marking
big cross opposite the word yes.
But let us warn every citizen that the
only way his vote will count IL to have IL
cast Vote and vote early"
Aero Club for Annexation.
The following resolution has been
adopted by the Omaha Aero club;
Resolved, That as this club believes In
the wonderful future OF Greater Omaha
a. contemplated In the consolidation Of
Omaha, South Omaha and Dundee, II
hereby appeals 10 all OF IT. members and
all other citizens OF the three COM
nunitics TO cast their votes for CONSOLE
dalton Tuesday"
This resolution was adopted by the
Traffic club:
Resolved That this club believing in
the future Of a Greater Omaha. records
itself IN favor OF the consolidation OF
Omaha. South Omaha and Dundee as es-
sential. both to Greater Omaha and the
best interests OF the component munich
paiities and, be II further.
Resolved. That We pledge every mem-
bar Of this club and urge every other cit
lzen TO go to the polls Tuesday snd vote
for Greater Omaha"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Creighton Graduates
Give Flag to School

A Memorial day program was held at
Creighton College OF Arts this morning
at 10 o'clock. The program was held In
the Creighton auditorium, where flag
vas presented 20 the college by the grad
uating classes Of the college and high
school department.
Last year the senior class Of the col
leee formally presented a fountain. and
the senior class OF the high school de-
partment presented flas pole to the
college. The program Is as follows;
student procession 10 the flag pole
Pledge to the flag BY the entire assem-
bly,.
Raising Of the flag by Mayor Dahlman.
Hymn. "Oh. Columbia, By the assem-
by, accompanied BY Fairbfothor's hand.
Recitation. Our country's Fias," By
iassay, ''Pstrioasm." BY James Hart
osstion. benefits Of Peace" waldo
.xddrsss.~ Memorial Day" by Elmer
Pairiotle address BY Paul Martin. A.
~, l., Z D.. dean OF the Creighton Col
leGe OF Law.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
EUGENE v. DEBS TO SPEAK
HERE TWICE ON MONDAY

The Douglas County organization OF
the socialist party will hold its annual
picnic at bohemian Turner hall. Thir-
tenth and Dorcss streets. Monday aft
ernoon ana evening. May al. Eugene V.
Debs viii be the principal speaker. There
viii be dancing and games and refresh
rnents will be served on the grounds.