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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
RUSSIANS ~ RETREAT
IIRE on WELLS

Berlin. June o. Nia London
NcWs from tho Galiriu front concern
Ing the retreat of the i;us-lnuss indi-
Gates IN the, fred O. destroyed
twenty ur more crude OH wells. as
well 1s "a number ut wells from which
rapthn is derived In tho OH producing
rcsiu1 between BotyslaW and bruph-
hyuz, lying to the vest uf Stry. u is
estimated that SO. 900 tons ut oil was
dcstrut ed.
Although the fires have been
brought under control by the Aus
trinn and German troops the whole
territory is covered with % pail col,
smoke.
The Russians had been Using the
wells for the production OF iliumiuut-
inE oil. Doulinc and grease. Thcy arc
said 90 have spared The English and
French wells
The Austru-Gcrman forces recap
turcd the mineral wax mines az Borys.
law, the only mes IN Europe. Their
annual product is valued at 5000. geo
crowns CGOO,OOCI.
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BETTER WEATHER
TODAY FOR GOLF
AT RYE

Rye, n. Y. June 3-Durlng tho
nrst round Of match play for the sew
entoenth championship OF the Metro
polltan Golf association at the Apa-
wamie club today weather conditions
weer vastly better than yesterday.
The nine players who tied with scores
OF i69 each for the last three places
In the qualifying division Of 80 played
on this morning. r. M Barnes, En-
slewood. y. j.; H. a. Steiner, Inwood,
-. Y, and John BredemuH, New
York. the former Princeton strong
man, won h places.
Gardiner W. White, Flushing, l.. J.,
beat Fred Herreshoff. Garden city.
I up ana 2 TO play in b first round
Walter j. Travis defeated Percy
Pyne II. Z and 6. and Jerome u. IRA
vers beat ] $. Parrish. Jr., Q and ..
TfaTers and Travis, both National
end Metropolitan title holders, were
10 meet later today IN the second
round. The present champion. Os-
valid Kirkby. won his match from
John N. Ward, 8 and e.
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NEW COALITION
tContlnucd from Page Onc.)

whether there would be an opportuu
iiy Tor tho members To discuss IA.
ueH ministry. This drew cries 4
enc, no.. from the unionists, but MI
Holt continued aud said hat &C. thi
opportunity were uut given u WoulI
be necessary to discuss the bill.
Laurence Gi1ncIl, nationalist. bid
teri, opposed the bill. He said IA.
new members Of the -govcrnmct|
we're not nov members ot the nous
or az he expressed it they have NJ,
character
Mr. Ginncll then launched into a
attack upon Premier As1uith. a.
his lie, tho nationalist mcmhc
said. the premier has been q speakc
OF political plntitudcs, Al his lifc b.
has 5ecu q Tory at bottom
The speaker warned Mr., uinnel
three times Go desist from attackin
the premier and finally was compel
led To- ask him To- take his seat.
The debate over the bill was some
whnt %proiongcd, but finally leave q
Introduce was piycn and the house
proceeded to the second reading. Nh
Gin1oil alone voiced objection
Arthur Lynch. nationalist, nttackc.
the government Tor the coalition cab
met. He said the ministers appar
emil, had been selected without re-
gard for their fitness. but throus.
parliamentary %chlcanery and intrigu,
The speaker said he failed To 80
the relevancy of such remarks To N
bill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
GROUND AND LOFTY
TUMBLING STUNT
BY MERCURY

Thermometers in Albuquerque put
cr t spectacular exhibition Of ground
and lofty tumbling this morning dur.
ng The brief period while "a hail die
Dharging cloud passed over the City,
driven by "a high air current, Begin.
ming with "a record Of 30 at N u'clurh,
tht mercury had cllmed To- - Ht
1880. when the storm hos iu sight
from the southwest. As the mass Of
storm clouds swept over the city th"
mercury dropped 10 DO, a fan OF ls
degrees In less han five minutes. a
slight, cold rain fell, but mo- hail
Further up the valley H heavy hail
fol-. By - O'Clock the mercury wi-
luck az normal first of Junc marx
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
BAR ASSOCIATION
PREPARING FOR
convention
Much Interest Aroused at
Meeting by Paper on Dis
barment Laws by Attorney
Laurence F. Lee.

Preliminary plans were laid by the
Albuquerque Bar association last
Reht for the entertainment Of the
state bar association when II comes
here FOR tie annual meeting. The
date Of the state meeting has not
tcen definitely decided.
The local association last night au'
thorixed President A. H. Stroup to
appoint a committee 10 prepare for
the state associations coming. The
rtate meeting Is expected to be one
OF the most interesting and largest
cs or held.
Much interest wa aroused at last
rights session by a paper on New
Mexico disbarment laws presented b.
Attorney Laurence r. Lee. IL was
followed BY an animated discussion,
and the association voted to lay the
topic before the state body.
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SAN MNHINo APPROVES
STAND on ITALY

Amsterdam. June O.. Via London. I
=. m.l-Au agency dispatch received
acre from Lugano switzerland. says
mat san Marine, the little republic
on the Adriatic. entirely surrounded
oy !.a.." territory. has officially APP
proved the Italian attitude toward
Austria d has declared itself a. be
ln e state OF war.
san Marine has an area Of twenty
TWO squire miles, ~ IL on a high
mountain nine miles from Rimini ana
dominates the Adriauc. n has been
commended that b. san Marine remain
ed neutral Austrian a%eroplancs could
900 time ~ need, take refuge there, re-
pair. take on new supplies and then
return Co their own country.
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ORDERS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Also wrote an opinion coinciding with
the views OF Judge Burlington and
this latter opinion was ~concurred 100
ov Judge Hunt. now sitting ln the
United states court In New York oity
other points In the decision are:
"The field Of business enterprise in
the steel business is as open 90 and
being az fully allied Dog the competi-
tors Of the steel corporation as u Is
by that company
mo testimony has been produced
In this record that a return Ca the
old trade war system of ruinous CON
petition would as q matter OF fac,
benefit the public Interests.
'Thc business of both competitors
and the steel company has increased
very largeiy, but IL Is highly suggest
iyc. indeed conclusive proof, that tho
steel company had neither %monopolls.
a. control nor power Go restrain
trade since the proportion of trade
increase vas very materially greater
on the part Of the steel corporation
competitors than ItH own. These sig.
nlhcant figures prove that mere slze
or bigHess of business d. not necessar'
ily q monopoly uf business az the eN'
ponse OF an others engaged In IL
Success and magnitude OF busl'
ness. the rewards Of fair and honor
able e%ndoavor. were not amOng th'
evils that threatened the public wei
fare and attracted the attention oi
oengrcsa But when they had beer
attained by wrongful and unihwfu.
methods and competition had been
crippled or destroyed, the elements
OF monopoly are present"
Foreign trade IN not a mere gcn'
eral, theoretical abstraction Of sell
ing abroad, but h a concrete. definite.
commercial business proposition N
iron and steel"
"Foreign markets are %pro-empted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
GREAT PARADE To
MARK. TODAY IN
RICHMOND

Richmond. Va, June More than
Eve thousand United Confederate
Veterans. led by their acting COM
nander-in-chicf. General George T.
Harrison. early today prepared o.
march through the streets ct Rich
mond In their annual parade. The
Virginia militia, scores OF civic bod
les and "A company ~ the governors
foot guard OF Connecticut also
Planned to participate In the event.
which viii mark tho climax of the
veterans twonty-nnh annual reunion.
Late today tho laying of the corner
stone OF "a monument 90 General
Stunewan Jackson will he attended
~ elaborate ceremony and tonight "a
fireworks display viii bring the re-
union e "a close.
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French war office this afternoon ga,
cut "a report which suys.
In the region To- the north Of a.
ius artillery fighting was continue
curing last night There also So.
some very violent infantry nghtit
10 the east OF Notrc Dame dc LorclI
but the positions here on neither oi
side nor the other have uudorgoi
,laugc. There was also infant
fghting In tho region ct the lnbi
rinth, where We made some pro.
rCEs.
we have made "a total of Sr0 pr.
'ncrs since the alst of May in r.
labyrinth. pf these nine are OF
GERS and about forty under-oficer
Here We also captured two maDhlI
guns"
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FRENCH WAR BIIi ALREADY
$1,000. OOO. 900 FRANC

Paris, june o, C2:a5 p. mD-AleN.
andre r. gibot, the French ministcl
of finance. today introduced a bill Dol
the chamber Of deputies. providing
Cor the appropriation Of 5,60e, 900. O0f
Francs PROFESSIONALS for the require.
ment. In the third quarter ~ IN,
present year.
NJ. Ribot presented with the bill
memoranda showing that The extra.
ordinary appropriations since the wal
began. includias the estimates fol
the third quarter Of 1915, woUl,
amount 10 $4,000 GOD. 900 francs. u
M included the appropriations AL.
ready made when the war began foi
the last nye months OF 1914. the total
the finance minister said. would ris,
To 2i.OOo. 600. 600 francs for the four.
teen months ending September 3.
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Or. Henry l.. speedy. for the past
Fix months ASSISTANT TO Or. J. w
Elder. superintendent OF h Santa Re
coast lines hospital here, died todny
az 1913 o'clock. He was - years
OF age. Tie had beer seriously 40 but
a short time. and an element Of trag-
edy is attached 10 his untnucly death
ia hat his engagement 10 au Alhu-
querquc young woman had recently
been quietly announced among their
friends. Or. Speedy came here rom
Wilmerding, Pa, To which place the
reWqins viii he sent tomorrow after
noon for interment, By strong Broth
ers. The bereayed mother Will ace
company the body 10 its last restins
place.
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List or CASUALTIES IN
FIRST CANADIAN DIVISION

ottawa. ont, June "a list of
casualties In the nrst Canadian di-
vision, issued today contains 2si
names of those KILLED or who died Of
wounds. those wounded. missing and
suffering from pa poisoning. Most
Of these casualties apparently were In
Cured between May 20 and "a.
FoGr Americans appear. Priyatcs
william niaEe, Hope. y. j., and
Howard James Wilson. Houston.
Texas, wounded; P%riyntcs George Me.
Eldownie, Philadelphia. ana Harry
Phillips. brooklyn. missing.
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FORTRESS RETURNS
tCOntlnucl from Ingc OncJ

fortified town of przomysl was taken
rs us early this morning, after tho
Qualifications on the northern front.
which stiil held C.:, hsd been r'"'U-
cd during the night. The mount of
booty taken has not yet been asccr-
iIlned
THE army under General Won Lin
singer is penetrating the district OF
INdacuw, northeast OF Stry. aud fight
ing Tor the Dnoistrr section east ul
Makulaiow. The booty taken iu thu
battle of stry has been Increased Ca
sixty officers ana t2.l15 men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03

Tucson won the opening game OF
the seriea yesterday afternoon. 3 TO
.. the Dukes onthit the Puebios two
to one. but the Indians punched tell
ING blowa In the fourth inning and
nailed the game rieht there.
They vent into the fourth with one
run. which was tailed In the FIRST In
nir :. Felts. first up. Ia the fourth,
sent the bnIt out In Murphys direc-
tion. Murphy was just able 20 touch
Il after q hard run and Felrs went 10
second before he was able 20 recover
Il. Calian got on. on a heider's choice
and Feits was held at second. Me-
Geehan sacrtnced and Fuiwesder sim
sled. seorins Fests; Mcconnell struck
out. stadelti singled. scoring callan
and sending Fuiweider te third.
where he died. stadeln was caught
between second and third and put out
BY French, retiring the side.
Tucson nipped a Ducal rally In the
bud IN the ninth.
same teams meet this afternoon.
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A~IsTIuNNS WITHDRAW FROM
iliMME VALLEY, SAYS REPORT

Verona. Italy. June g. 10 80 a. m.
t'ia Paris, 3.tJ D. mJ-Thc Austrian
troops are Withdrawing from their
Positions along the Ficmmc valley
tpurt az the valley of the river Ayisil
t. the northeast uf Trent.
They have virtual, destroyed the
health resort Of sau MARITIME de Cas-
tI"lza, This village contained eight
large hotels. six belonging to Ger
mans and two 20 Italians
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ENGIIsH SUM NRiNE SINKS
BIG GERMAN TRANSPORT

London, June p t3;l4 D. MA
British submarine operating in the
sea Of Marmora ~torpcdoed % large
transport In Pandcrma bay yesterday
morning.
This announcement was given oui
officially In London today nj having
hsen received from the vie admiral
in command at the Dardancllcs II
iH said also hat this submarine was
one of several operating In these Wa
tcTs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
BASEBALL PLAYER
DEVELOPS SMALLPOX

columbus. Onto. June a.-John
shakleford, pitcher for the Milwau-
Ace Association team, WAS quarnn-
tined here today when IL was discof-
cred that he had smallpox. Members
of both the Milwaukee "A the CO.
iumbna team will be watched closely
90 detect possible traces 81 the dis
q bot Il was stated officially the
Association schedule would not be
changed. 8hakIeford had complained
az feeling slightly ~ but was not
confined to bis bed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
NOTICE.

M who are Interested In The wofa
OF women photographers are invited
to cali AT the Cobb studio. 2l0 Wes'
Gold ave. ana view a Circle Album
81 pictures made by the western sec
ton ~ the WOmen's Federation. This
will be your Only chance to see these
pictures which viii be forwarded sat.
ufday to California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
TEN THOUSAND ITALIANS IN
ONO CALLED 10 SERVICE

Cincinnati. ohio. Juue Am order
calling upon all Italians In southern
ohio 90 report 10 the consulate here
with n viow to doing military duty In
their home country was issued today
hg Consul Charles Ginocchio today
ne consul estimated that about TO-
GOO men would be enrolled az a re-
suit Of tho order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
PERSONALS.


Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock q
rpeoial train known AZ the hankera'
special will reach here. Railroad
men were not sure today what bank
era were aboard the special bul
thought the party was made W OF
Texas financiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03

declare that two italian torpedo boats
early yesterday morning entered the
sulf 81 Tricst. sank two merchant
vessels and damaged au Austrian
auxiliary cruiser
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o. 4. z. JUNIORS WIN
FROM ALBUQUERQUE

The q. n. g. Junior defeated the
Albunquerque cubs yesterday = 10 3.
The batteries were. %. Il. y. Juniors.
Durand and Barella; Albuquerque
Cubs. shaw and Redman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03

Dyspepsia IL Americas curse. re
restore digestion. normal weight. good
health and purify the blood. Use Bur
docks Blood Bitters. Sold at all drue
stores. Price. fi.0O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
MORTUARY.


Joseph Victor Abby, 80 years ole.
died at no o'clock this morning al his
home on West silver avenue. tie
cnme here with his wife about two
months ago from Oklahoma Mrs
Abby Will leave for Oklahoma with
the body this evening. going by way
Of the cutoff strong Bros. are boz
charge Of the arrangements.
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PlaIadcIrhIa. 2: nrookIyn. :.

II. n. r.
Philadelphia ..002 goo OO0-s 6 0
Brooklyn .....O0i 600 000-l 5 .
Batteries; Mayer and KInsfer. Ap-
pieton and Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03

Phoenix. Ark. June 2.-Bunched
hits and errors on the part OF tho
LonEhorns melted Phoenix i've runs
In the fourth lnalng and put the
game on ice. The Senators won. 5
% ,. Hail held the visitors safe after
the second. keEine hits well scattered.
Beer Was IN trouble in nearly every
Inning hut was saved By snappy in
field work. Beer hit Pittman twice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
ITALIAN SUBMARINES SINK
SHIPPING Al TitIfsSr

Geneva. June 3 Cvia Paris. 2.io ..
m)-News dispatches received here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
RECLAMATION PARTY
TO BE A
RECEIVED IN Ell PASO

IA Paso, Texas. June 3-The con-
gressional committee investigating
reclamation service projects will be-
royalty received and entertained here
tomorrow on rs arrival In automo-
hilcs from Elephant Butte. where to-
Gay the party IL inspecting the big
dnm and the project below u. a
general illumination on the city. an
automobile tour of his section OF the
',eiiey and a banquet by the Chamber
Of Commerce make up the local pro-
gram.
Tho reclamation investigation party
when II passed through Albuquerque
lest night was sleeping soundly. The
cars were dark and none OF the party
made an appearance on the platform.
Doan's Reguiets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily,
without gripping and without bad after
effects. 25c at all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
LEAGUE.


81. Louis, 5; Chicago. :.
r. ". +.
81. Louis LOOT OOs 0oi-9 >
Chicago ......000 900 1872 s 5
Batteries: Davenport and Hartley;
Brown. Black and Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
STANDING or THE A
YESTERDAYS q

Tucson. B, Albnqnerque, ?.
Phoenix. 5; ~ Paso. ?.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
SPORT News
CLUSTER or hits
GIVES TUCSON
FIRST GAME

Dukes Do More Pounding, but
Not q the Right Junctures;
Phoenix Also Swats 0ppor-
timely.
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T,uesnn (HtIn.n

Stadelh has been drawing an eX
tr%a0rdinary number Of free passes
since ne d~istlnsuished himself ny
knocking t~o home runs of stoncy
McGlynh's delivery recently. Incl
~dontally McGiynn. although "a lOsina
pitcher. allowed the locals but three
hits outside Of stadeii's two hons
run and a single.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
Phoenix Gaxet,e.

ittnSfnlh butfttts
smiieg's performance saturday m
tanning several OF the Duke siuggets
DID not come ~ a big surprise Ia
many 81 the fans. smiley pitched q
slow beii- Toner ana McCreery had
been pitching fast ones.
The percentage ~ the teams In the
league In figured from last Tuesday,
according 90 a ruling by +. T.
Hughes Of 10 Paso, president Of tht
league. Wo should worry. Manager
Testers crack phoenicians will o o
again be back on tor, nOtwithatand'
ing President Hughes ruling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
FFnEElAn IlEAGuE.
T0DAY's GAMES
NATIONAL


Wv HWEHs EVF U""F''lI' -.
n. n. l..
New York ...3os Of0 O03-iO ~ !
Boston .... 900 900 30o- 3 Ii 4
Batteries; Marguard and Mclean
James. Tyler. Crutcher and whaling
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
NO FOREST FIRES NEAR DALLAS

The smoke that hangs heavy over the
city is not from fucst fires In this vi.
cinity, according TO W. V. Fuller. su.
peryising warden Of the Polk County
Fire Patrol association. Mr.. Fuller saws
tho smoky atmosphere is quite com.
mon at this time Of year and is almost
as much haze as smoke The only fire
reported near Dallas lately was that nj
the old Martin mill. ON salt crook
whore n fire OF two weeks ago was nor
entirely eXtinguished. Lato last yyeek
the blaze and smolder demanded tho
attention of the wardens. who drowned
Y out 10y pumping water from the creek
This was not serious and made mo
smoke, saws Mr., Fuller. sunday the at
mophere WIS so dense az the natiopnl
guard range that rifle practice was i'm.
etiectlNe and was abandoned before
the work had been completed Dallas
Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Billy Sunday Preachers
Are Severely Scored

san Francisco, Aug. 25.-Evangelists
of the "Billy' sunday type were
scored 10y former President William II.
TAFT at the opening session of the con.
ference of the Unitarian and other
christian cmryho, here today. While
he did not mention sundays name, his
description of sundays methods indi.
Gated to whom he had reference.
" / am not prepared to deny that this
evangelist has not lone good, but | de.
cry his attack ON christian ministers,
nus Nupemuous aud slangy phrases.
His irrevereuce and manner of speech
eau have mo- permanent effect,
"We I've in am age when the vogue
seems 90 he 90 deuounce something or
somebody Evangelical efforts cannot
do great deal Of good. They are to
be considered cpbcmeral and the bub.
bles of q passing period"
Judge Taft declared he could see a
change IN religious thought toward
greater hberality oud n different atti.
tUde toward uperstitinns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26

was held here today, after which the
twenty-four state executives were the
guests of the chamber of commerce.
They reviewed the Atlantic squadron
and were taken to Glocester on the flag.
SHY Wyoming to be the guests at Mrs.
John Hays s-HammOnd IS Italian fiesta.
Governor Hammond, of Minnesota,
and Governor Whitman, of New York,
were the principal speakers today. Ham
mond discussed economy in state gov
ernment and Whitman conservation,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Hop Picking General
By Next Monday
lCapital Journal Snecial Servicn !

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Quinaby, Ore, Aug. 26.--Hop picking
will be general by Monday of next
week. On that date Bolter's yard at
Brooks win be in operation and among
Quinaby's yards beginning Tuesday is
that of Diem brothers
Walter Anderson has returned from a
several weeks visit to his aunt at Carl.
ton, Yamhill county.
Mrs, Frances Ganiard and children,
Miss Mabel Mccormack and Robert
Diem have returned from a weeks out.
ing at Wilhoit Springs. They report
large number of visitors at that pop-
ular resort, and brought with them
sample of the water that has made the
springs famous. On Sunday 80 auto.
mobile parties spent the day there.
Friends of Mike 0 Neill, who spent A
large part Of the winter at the home
of his brother, James, near Quinaby,
will regret to learn of the death of his
wife in the east a short time ago Mr..
o Neill was planning to bring his fam
lily west
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diem are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth of a
son, the event occurring two weeks ago
at Walnut farm.
A. L. Beckner is spending some time
at WiIhoit Springs, both for pleasure
and the benefit Of his health.
Floyd Perkins, who has spent the
summer at the Townsend farm near
Liberty, has returned homo aud III