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choir which he is at present training
gave the Feis Cecil music for this
year.
Died-Mr. Tobias Bannan, Mary
borough.
Roscommon.
At a special meeting of the Roscom-
mon Town Commissioners, Mr.. Pat
rick Hogan, presiding, a proposal was
made to put the Compulsory Educa-
ton Act into force in Roscommon.
Having suggested five names to the
Education Commissioners as repre-
sentatives on the local committee, the
matter was adjourned pending the
action of the County Council.
A largely attended and very repre-
sentative meeting was held in the
Harrison Memorial Hall, Roscommon,
for the purpose OF considering the ad-
visibility of making suitable pre-
sentation to Very Rev. Canon Cum
minis D. D., P. p, Roscommon, on the
occasion of his Silver Jubilee, which
takes place on June oath next.
Sligo.
Many successes were gained by the
pupils Of the st. Lawrence Industrial
School, Convent of Mercy, at the re-
cent Sligo Felt Cecil. Their entries
were entirely for the Irish Section
singing and dancing
The death of Mrs. Bridget Beglane
occurred at her residence, Carrownur-
lar, Skreen, recently, at the venerable
age of seventy-six years.
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shall ! serve for one year and until
"p Said the efas Of their duties
Carl G. Lauritzen shall be the first
itzen shall be the first secretary. and
they shall serve in said offices, respect
lvely. until the first annual meeting
OF the and until their
Board Of Directors may fill any va
cancy which may occur in their MEM
Of the or ay OF the ali 9ther 9fss
: stock 81 shall be entitled to cast as'o one
y ySts for 6%ne each h. share of the common
IN witness whereof, we have here
unto set our names on this Bird day
S S5f%Ef y 1>5 EH # STz
BEREN1cE r pGPDEs
state OF Minnesota, County of Hem
ao Nossyry q p MaY Within P 1 ana
f 70 t MinG County Of Hennepin and State
a an Carl Lauritzen. all Of the City Of
Mainhh ne tPa Minnesota, to me known
ssned esefneed aert il ans
Of incerporation and they each ac-
same as their free act and deed and
Tor the uses and purposes therein ex-
Witness my hand and Notarial Seal
the day and year last above written.
PHILIP ]. RIORDAN,
notary Public, Hennepin Co., MINI.
NY commission expires Nov. 18th,
(Notarial Seal)
m; Office assot Of RRsgister Of Deeds. State of
I hereby certify that the Within in
strument was filed for record in this
9 9a1e on the eth day of May, "A. b.
duly recorded in Book - Of @ "os
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.
1s SSsoq 9nty President, Mis-, Marv ,.,.,

ls$s 14tS Ave T2ses'sld s. Miss Mary soyl.a.
SS lc dism1Sssss1 Mrs 3n,.
Sec. Mrs a. Lane, 81 18th Ave. IN r.: S Ein'
mont Ave n: at&ha reas Casey; 25s Fr 'n:
81 sn HG 1sss Mi Miss e1 asayH
Meestngxsa 'h{s aiyd % s1s syndieate SKI bi 9E
II ossda ~ Of E. month at g. 1 g. w fourth
NJ l. Collins; 4s Me41n33sf aspso1l. Pres.
A AVE- Hres;, Mrs. Mary Ka% Sant AZ AYE. g.;
Ave. N NJ + ms; seey.. Miss Mary a. Gar 1s5n
4is 9Th Ave. N. H.: Ell Fin ME- r., Mary o.Keefs
NY; Elsa Grand st. n. H Ell IN Mrs: Bridget
Treess aMl r. 75s Wsshnrtsosne 81 M
1 Az n Med: 1 Haom fbs s &c Il
on a rst a Bdnk Meetnss n s9s bs s.
Mary n1yi e. McR No; 3. Minneapolis-pre..
ASe #; rec Sen ass Kies: Sosa A Ssya MI
k kmssso 10 IN kkalS 81:
Ne Ne 3MFs ss9te4A AZ issA sss
sois M stii CONDUCTOR. Mrs Mo msEs0n
ings held first an9 9o4 tb,,Av ave; N. Meet
Third s mfcnth Han. Plymosastdha ys at Of
Alice KelyN ss, 3 !41p Mr..
Ave; R Rec se Mccgoueh; 2s2s BloomiaFrteo;;
Ays .nd ' 1n M.F Se TROY ,s0t Sts
B. m. W vi ,Girard Ave. s.; Trea: Mrs
E'1%nSs;: 81 bai ze 1gS yna, AZ: ~
11oatH:ny, Lake st. and d. oLH.: ~.
nesda,,sss are held on first ana tb;ra 1 1ton.
Bioomin~tMon month in Maccabee beil
ua Divis sion No. s. Minneapolt.-pr., u.
Pres M ars c sse. Dup ges5 Az n: Yie.
Ags see M Mari. go,d 1913 AZ ~
ose11n. ,s A.. ;,ri Ing. SEC. Kaehe1 I'm.
Exc Exam. DR.. J. p. F1ynn. A coe,. s.; Me1
and 10th Meetings are he SGr ne Bryant
Hsil. ' crcr Inursdays Of month in schuiar,ss
: p. m. o. ana 10Th Ave. N. at
Mary y'1 = m Nc :, Minneapolis-Pres., Mr..
Madison St. M T.; M Reg. e. Moran. 81
n. H.; an In. nass ssc Moran: sos 18th Ava
ara Ave. n. E.; r M,ss Mary syy Twin. %
5urns: S!S eth Ave. n. r.: ifsT t Mne
NJ cat "a. +. Maguire. 1883 Centr.1 A.
WednesSdayasr are - held ED on first and third
F. Hal. 22nd ana Centra1n MN IN l. o. o.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
ss EseSM 3, y. President. Mrs. Ellen conr.v
90 SSo 81. =. GAR St; Vice Pres, Nil ToharS:s
TITUx. o. o. =; Eleventh st.; Rec Sec. II
Mr. Me- Wer scott, 413 Central Ave; Treas.
Meetings held It Hibernian Hs In FL, ~ ~
WAsECA COUNTY.
Eiissbeth ol K0 i w.: J.ns:vileP,e.,ae.t.
an; Fin. and ms. Sec, Julia Murphy: II
Division No. ;. st. Paul-Pres.. Miis..
beth Moynaugh. % AtWater 81: We
st :s'' MarEsret Roach. 500 st. Adams
itehe i'd A ssc' r mi.rs ssc Clarke; go
1o1s Albemarie ST.: ms. Sec. Har1' IN r..
Ian, 90 Edmund ST.: Treas.. NAY w.
ner. b1S Virginia Ave; Med. Exam. -
UsWen Mckeon, s07 Lowry Bldg. Nest.
Division No. {! q. Paul-Pres., Ma,
ISsS !a a. Cock. g 18th St; Vice Frsa.,
s ass 1 LAY , Kenny: 1os =: A g.: -
&c.. ars sissS. 1hn; aeN.,l III ,o 81 !
1bin 81; Ina Bee. Ma borette ~
Iaref Ceo0y. So1 John D.: Vel E1S
r.: s:,d a 9 a1se d LIZ ,z,. 7e'sE z::t
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NATIONAL oIREcroRs.
S1nn =. Healey, Delaware.
~ oines ~ =: Matthew'S. Rhode Island

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
T Thn1ni =: Healey, Delaware.
II aaomas =: Mathews. Rhode Islana
James H; Is c aisyey. Msy Jersey:
Myies F. M efar Mtllenlr. &c.,
STATE oFFlcERs-MiNnree-.
81 eesi s,s J. Doyle. Endicott Eide
s X.ss Pas ss1s,.es-A Powers. Duluth.
Lonsfeliow Ave, Minneapolis. "nel'' 1900
v,i Ssats Chaplain-Rev. p. j. Fox. Jans:.
pd RIe'id !. of Of 1nsur.ne. Fund IT. J.
s. Secretary Of 1nsurance-Thomas WEIGH.
st State Treasurer Insurance - John
IS STATE Medical p,rsetor-pr. J. v. o.con.
- D,rse e e q 1n.ur.ne. Fund Jon,
P Paai: pAiTnneeeR p; E: J; McManus, St.
r; corcoran. st. Paul: Th omssp W:lcS <.
"H Sst;os.i p Hs'naIsFss y: 4 "a. Q
Jolly. Pawtucket. r. I. "e" 1''sn
National Vice President-Mis, a. A.
Mahoney. Calumet, Mich
~ Na ess.!.a sascrestsry-Mrs Adslis Chris.
Connolly. Syracuse. N. 7.
ss:S* .o-:!ss' s:7 :: s. 5;, e Ii III.
Central Ava. Minneapolis.
Duluth. .'''''
.n s,'e%s ,. I; AK ma c x.as'as i.' rs.a..
IN. If,sassrsr - Ms Nasy csssa,. Fan.
Bad 4 Dtssssrs-aGs.y II. s.n,vaa,
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Duluth: Ellen conroy. st. Paul: Mary J.
Auditing Committee - Margaret Scott,
81; Paui; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis;
E4zabeth Mentally, st. Paul
Grady, Saltwater.
Rochester.
State Medical Director - DR.. E. w.
Buckley. st. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, st,
Paul; josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville;
anna Millesen, Duluth; Margaret Nolan,
g. Auditing Committee Ellen McGrath,
81. Pa1l; Annie Kennedy, st. Cloud; Nell
lie McColl, St. Paul
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AUGUST w. sKoG,
d. Register of Deeds.

e Deputy Register Of Deeds.
State. p"' ''''e'' VI
I hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
9 9nm1cce on the 26th day of May, A. D..
1915, at 9 o'clock a. M, and Was duly
recorded in Book IA of Incorpora,
tons on page no.
JULIUS A. SCHMAHI.
Secretary of tSate.
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WASECA COUNTY

.e County President. J. P. couxh,,n. va.
M!sSssi h.n Me- !; VIZ %'s's Ca:
Sec Rec. Sec. J. W. Gon,wSso1non n! =.
Iiiiv. charles McLoone; Treas 1n9'
Ja D,e,sie s,,,,lNo: 2. Janesville-pr.,,a.,.
FIN ans sullivan. Vice Pres. 3 egM16 asa:
Sec mo nd dns. Sec. J. M. Byron g ~:
DAiton; Treas. James McRr1Ss
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HENNEP1N COUNTY.

II: Rivis aon No. 1-President. p. v. o'Don-
9 9e' $50, 5000 LongfelloM Ave: vice Pres,
!. McHugh. 2lss 18th Ave. s. Tress = =
I; owen S, 2425 18th Ave. s.: Rec Sec.
v" n;v;.; Gase T. Ses Fremont Ave. N.
Mascn 18th sss St xvs s. yfs }csn
srank iR51uIser; Fin. Sec, Frank 3. Mon.
Kelly. sis l 2t1b Az Xs, s.; 1ns Sec. J...
Beyans 2515 Chicago Ave. "'
Division No. 3EPresident. p. q TAR.
K1oe .' s s1s A stS H. n ri John
n y: F. = Treas Michael 1ydon. ~ III s. s.
lis. Di y: Wa MS John Msnal-
S sa Houlihan, 1888 nth Ave. n: Rec
Sec.' Edw. Delaney, 1900 Jamea Ava n ::
Elm r. Sec: P. Kinnane, 2osl James Az: W.
II T Ire ser Thd; E Mseo2 2sSs Lyndaie 1y.
,i pix,siG 49, No. s-Pre.ident T. F. Dorsey
vice Pr ai': W ROUTE Ne No. Minneapeils:
Route No: 2. Minneapo1is:' In ans gen His s'
Gleas9n. Linden Hills. Route No. = Mn.
EIIG;nsip p FIN; Sec. Jas. Ryan, Linden
+. =. pe Gs3e NC. ,nS.l Minneapolis: Treas.
mi Riyisi9 s7,o Ne o.. s-President, p. l. Cum
ard Farrell: 211s Cedar Ave: Fin. sec
!; e; Sheridan. 1921 s0th Ave. S.: Tress''
q: DIVISION IL Gi%mNTi Nh 2ss a., 18th Aye.
Pres; Jas. McHugh: Rec. Sec. rho. P ssce
Cullen. III Harmon Place. ms asa Sec 8. =
M ni RirG;wnr Ms 81 18th Ave. N.
n BEL 81 sS4 SECURITY seS, Bank Bldg: vice Pres
I hM. Sec. J; G. sheehan. 81 Henne aan
ouinn ,ck Ho a,oIpkins; Mimi; Vice Pres. M.
R: r. No. I; FIN. and ins pAs ec, Mninn;'
MMei Weldon Hopkins. MIMI. R. r. No. /.
= areas'; Thos McGannon. Hopkins, MINI.
ey Di sds en. No. 1o--President. F. D. Deem.
y p Sec: -: John Moran. so5 eth Ave. n.
y = r; Treas. John Gormiey. III st Taylor 1Gs
LIE suEuR COUNTY.
G, County President. Jacob Gish, 1e
Division No. 3. Montsomery-pres., c.
Rec, sec.. Ed. ciarkin; FIN. Sec. D. a
canon; ins: Sec. D; A. Hanlon; Treas.
McKeon. Meetings are held on first Sum
oay OF month in Catholic School Han.
MURRAY COUNTY.
Division No; !. curie-Pres.. M. H.
sec, F. J. Cauley: Fin. Sec. J. J. Cor
German: Chaplain. Rev: t ch.s sec c.y.n j.
son. Meetings held the third SATURDAY ~
s Minn month in Germans Han. currie.
MOBILES COUNTY.
County President, Thos. Burke. Ellis
"?s szi.! %,n No. !. r,l.worth-pr.., Mich
Rec Sec. james Burke: Fin. Sec: John
Tscs sss Ms %e' n sasi TF'f 5!
Cress. Meetings are held on second Wed.
nesday Of each month in tho church, at
RAMSEY COUNTY.
~ Division No; 4 T.. g; P. " John
ehn Ryan, 10 sisir ST. y kse rs &c.,
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles st.: Fin. Sec.
r. ]. Connolly, 1es W. 7th st.: Inns. Sec,
J. 3. Corcoran, g Union Bleck: Treas,
Martin J. Leo, los Summit Ave.: Ned
Examiner, Or. c. q. Perry. &c Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month In Hlbsrnian
Hall, at ,. m.
81. LOUIS COUNTY.
81 Lsuis ossnty oea1ty Drsssdsat,
John Stmo0a, 81 NoFeA lStl Avenue
1ask D1lut1, lfiaA.
VIZ 1 }. e Mss,isa. - - q - .:
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NATIONAL oFFicERa.
phia e'PIs =. Mclaughlin. Ph,,.a.,.
cn Vice Presidsnt-patrick r c.,...
Ssreasnrer-M. ". Delaney, 1ll,no,.
cnt eefeeary-PhiliD J. Sullivan. Cnnn....
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w1NoNA COUNTY

ki Soaa st.. president. M. J. Ryan. s,4 n
s s7s 1Da,a Howara Vice Pres FsMM1: w..
g; " Marx ss g.: 1 kso Sec Sec. Join 1asss:
~ f.H,.WS ashington ST.; ina' g. s::s :. tZns4,
Ry ann' al ~ y Vaccination St; ~. l.
Lester. 20 acs Wi M5ns e.; yea 1zss.. d:
on second ana foarts 81; hMnssstings are hsii
In ST. Thomas han A"uFsoays OF month
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. o. H.-TlME
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA COUNTY

County President. John P. Coleman.
Anoka. MINI. 'A'
Division No. l, Anoka-Pres., William
L. ward; Vice Pres, John L. Green:
Zee Zee Sec, Charles E. Green; Fin. Sec,
Ardle; Treas, John Ward; Med. Exam-
iners: J. n. Frank and A. T, Caine.
month in Woodman Hall at o. m
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CROW WING COUNTY.

Eo County President, VIM. Barron, IA
f91rth Ave, Brainerd, MINI.
5neH H's lon. No; l. Brainerd = President.
Pres. II. H. McCaffrey, 215 N. sra 81 81:
Lee! Lee. Sec, J. J. Nolan, GIG n. Sth 81:
Inn Eln s sss:' :. Bray Brady sc \. IS St.:
Treas. B. c. McNamara. 7os I.vso, g. g.:
Med MED. Examiner. DR.: +. A. Bennett Cit:
sens state Bank Bldg. Meetings ara hsid
On On second ana fourth Tuesdays Of month
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DAKOTA COUNTY

ings. MINI. @1o'~n' aast-
Division No. 1, Hastings-Div. Pref.
8 b.. J. Barrett. Hastings. Mimi; vice
Rec a.. ratT1s ss. Csrelan. Hastings. MINI. !;
Fin. Sec. N. o'Brien. Fasting. Minn. !: !:
1ns. Sec, M. O'Brien HastinTs. MINI !:
pir rs R.: John m Kane; Medical Examiners.
Second ec snd an fa,,i Brady; Meetings held on
In A. O. u. w FAN W 1uVnsn
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SWIFT COUNTY.

Clontarf. =. AcDermott.
NJ Di ksnna; VI %'e. l, &c. c!ontsrsp.e. wn
Rec. Sec. Andrew Kav;anauSSi;. MSCarthy:
T Teo.!o 'Neii; ms Sec NJ. 3. conio see:
Dr. ea g. h 5ohn Gosson. ST.: Med. E 9am:
ings are Dhhs eId IT. Benson. MINI. Meet.
In A. o. H. Hail. SUNDAY OF month
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STEELE COUNTY.

oG County President. George c. Toh.r.
s. D S1ide: T "; i pss. job.
Rec. Sec. J. 3. Malone: Fin. a.. yuma
M9 ohs lns. Sec. J. e. Malone: Tea.
I bo,,n. Hogan; Med. Exam, q. q. Mors.
nesde;, "a M9eetings are held on first Wa
p. m. - &saa II S:SO
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BIG STONE COUNTY.

= County President. M. ]. Mcdonnell
dr payi 81 ab No: J;cs race An
Rec: Sec, jeremiah scanlon: Fin. sec
=: T. Ginnaty: ms. Sec, c. p. Ginnatv:
IL John W. Ginnaty: Med. Examin.
en- er, d. d. q: NJ Randall. Meetings held
Fraternity Hall, ~
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BLUE EARTH.

County President. P. J. McGrath. Mad,.
sSm Lake; County Vice President. Daniel
Goo 4a: Mankato; County Secretary, W.
gSr r: Michael o'Brien. ManSato: County S
SSareeant, N. A. Sullivan, Madison Laks:
s ssSa!,ne,; John Mccall, Mankato. and
Division No. l. Mankato - President
Michael O'Bren, Carol St.: Vics Pra.'
si an pl eeashla g; Rec; Sec. Il Jordan.
ms. s ec ISL a.; Fin; Sec. g. Fitzgerald:
coughlan. Meet in K. 6. hali. second and
to4 m,l;., Sundays Of month at 2 p. m. -A
dept V's 1s Mo; 2. Madison Lake-Presi-
Pres., n. A. Sullivan. Madison Lake: Rec Ss
sec. ". A: Lyons. Madison Lake: Kin
Sec Sec = J. McGrath. Madison Lake; ms .
Treas. John McNamara, EaSie is sk:
Med; Examiner. DIR. Firxina. MeetinS:
are sae neld on second and fourth Sunday al
T.sE nsn IN Woodman's hall, Madison
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STEVENS COUNTY.

IT. County President. M. Mahoney. Nor.
Division No. President, Jane, T.
Law!er. Morris: Vice Pres, Frank Han:
E ssnaa Norris Morris; Bee Sec. EuEene Fits-
ney; Donnelly: Medical examiner. Ds. Il
=. fitzgerald. Sick COMMITTEES. John nsiV
g S,n MdeCa y, y. John Ring: Meetings nrSt
Suluey ot tne month ct Linney'a Inn.
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Division No. 4. West Duluth.

keenan,, Vice preaidenRt; es' f. il. ' %ee
Graw. treasurer. ]. w. Boutwell,, col
9th avenue West, recording secretary:
secretary; DR.. Payette. medical exam-
liner.
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County President. F. J. Leonard. Jsr.
dan, MINI.
Division No. 1, Belle Plaine-Pres., Dr..
e: r. Maloney Belle PLANE; Vies Pres..
yohn Kelley. Belle Plaine; Rec. See.
James II: stratton. Belle PLANE; ms. SEQ.
James Il; stratton. Belle PLANE: Treas.
SGnn =; Clarke; Med. Examiner. DR.. q. Z.
Mo!oney. Meetings are held on first SIM.
Gay OF month in Fraternity hali, at 1850
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

Division No. I. 81. Paul-Pres.. John
ehn W. Ryan, 10 sssir y Rse fss &c.,
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles st.: Fin. Sec,
R. ]. Connolly. lss ". It'll St.: Ins. Sec.
J. e. Corcoran, g Union Bleck: Treas,
Martin J. Lee, los Summit Ave-: Med.
Examiner. DR.. c. q. Perry. &c Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays q month In Hbsrnian
Hall, at 3 p. N.
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81. LOUIS COUNTY.

81 Leuis ooanty County prusa0eot,
John eimeaA 81 NeetA l1tl Avo0uo
BaDk DulutA, NInA
49, 80 g.. - g A.: 49,: 81 e:
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Vice President. John f. scanlon, 18TH
West 9Th ST.; Financial and Insurance.
Secretary. y. J: Mcbride. West 9Th sts;
East srd St; Treasurer, J. W. Lydoa.
426 East 3rd St.; Medical Examiner, Dr..
=. w. Fahey. PIT New Jersey BIDS
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall, Second
Avenue West and Fourth Street
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County President, Thos. Burke, Ellis
worth, MINI.
Nyi.ion No. ]. Ellsworth-Pres. Mich
ael holloran; Vice Pres, Thos. J. Pagan:
REQ Sec. James Burke: Fin. Sec. John
Carey; ms. Sec.. James Burke: Treas
Thos. Sweeney; Med. Examiner. Dr.
Cress. Meetings are held on second We'd
nesday Of each month In tho church, 1t
1850 p. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-06
PRESIDENT WILSON
TO VISIT MUSKOGEE

Special to The World
MUSKOGEE, Jan. 5.-President
Woodrow Wilson VIII attend the
Southern Commercial congress in
Muskogee April $3.50. A telegram
was received by the Commercial Club
stating that Senator Fletcher, presi-
dent Of the congress, Senator Robert
l.. Owen. and Senator Gore of Okla
homa, and Dr. Clarence J. owen,
managing director Of the congress,
had held an audience with the pres
ident and had extended a formal in
vitation to him to attend the con-
Gress. President Wilson expressed
his interest in the congress and ac-
cepted the invitation. He will be the
guest OF Muskogee during the con-
gress and will be one of the speakers
Of the occasion.
Mrs. Wilson was honorary president
of the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Southern Commercial congress, which
meets in Muskogee on the dates Of
the congress Had she lived, she
would have accompanied the presi-
dent on his trip here. 1t is believed
that one of his daughters will ac-
company President Wilson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-06
ARREST INSULTER
OF YOUNG GIRLS
Speeial 10 Tho World

special 70 The world
MUSKOGEE, Jan. 5.-Eleven
mothers and their daughters posi-
lively identified c. A. Stewart, n
young white man, as being one Of the
men who have been inha biting lostl
parks and making improper propose Is
to young women and girls. Stewart
was arrested Saturday by detectives
after he had successfully evaded Of
ficers for the past three months.
Miles Thompson, alleged to be a pal
of Stewards. was captured Monday.
but asserts that he is innocent.
For the past three or four months
mothers have complained to police
that their daughters have been in
suited on the wav to and from school
by certain men who hide in the
bushes Of street parks and improp-
erly expose their person to the gaze
of pedestrians. The police have laid
numerous traps to capture the men,
but until Saturday were unsuccessful.
Two girls have Identified Thompson
as being the man who made improper
advances TO them while they were on
their way home from work a few
weeks ago. Officers are inclined to
believe Thompson innocent He has
proven that he did not arrive in Mus
kogee until Monday morning, but as
yet has been unable to give an alibi
covering the past two weeks.
Stewart may be turned over to the
county lunacy board for examination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-06
PARKER IS SWAMPED
BY OFFICE SEEKERS
New superintendent of Five Civilized
Tribes IL Now on the
job.

Special to Tho World
MuSKOGEE, Jan. 5,--Gabe E
Parker now on the job as superln-
tendent to the Five Civilized Tribes ls
being swamped by a swarm OF office
seekers. stenographers, bookkeep-
ers, former railroad clerks and bust
ness men OF every type are flooding
the new official with applications for
Jobs in the government service. II
seems that many people were under
tho impression that when Dana II.
Kelsey (Republican) was succeeded
by the Democrat there would be
change I'm the office forces, and that
there would be hundreds Of Jobs
thrown open In the agency on the
hrst Of the year
Applications are pouring in from
every county in eastern Oklahoma.
Parker took up his duties Monday
afternoon and since then he has three
clerks busily employed in opening
and classifying his mail, which has
been accumulating for the past week.
Parker is at loss how to explain
to the hundreds Of applicants that
there will be no change in the clerks
and employees OF the agency Appll-
cants for jobs must take the civil serv-
ice examination and wait their turn
Tor jobs.
Parker Is at home in Mus.ogee.
lie knows most OF the old timers
mere. Parker attended old Kendall
college for four years and half.
in the spring of 1899. Mrs.
Parker is also former Muskogeean.
having graduated from Kendall col.
lege at the same time as Parker grad
uated. She was formerly Miss Eliz-
abeth George Of Topeka. Before
leaving Washington, u. c., Mr.. Parker
was presented with solid gold
Masonic watch charm by the employees
Of the treasury department.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 5-The cotton market
was nervous and irregular during today's
trading. Reactiouary sentiment seemed to be
moro or less general during tho early session
and there was rather u sharp break in prices
bat the market rallied in the later trading,
making new high ground for the movement
and closing steady at net advance OF three
10 eight points.
The opening was steady at q decline Of
two points 10 an advance OF five points
There were evidently some oversight buying
orders around the ring attracted by the
strength Of yesterdays market but Liverpool
was a shade under expectations and the
market here soon weakened under general
realizing and southern selling Part Of the
latter was attributed TO New Orleans houses
who were supposed to be selling here and
buytng in the southern market al premium
OF about 20 points on the local May con.
tract while IL was also reported that parties
in the eastern belt were selling hedges here
against actual, Under heavy selling by Wall
street and western longs the market gradu-
ally worked Off to a net loss Of some nine
to l2 points.
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FEARS MOB VIOLENCE
Wagner Prisoner Removed TO Mus
lSogce Jail.
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
MUSKOGEE, Jan. 5.-Because OF
talk of violence against him i'm Wag-
oner county officers brought William
Brewer, the young man who shot and
killed VIII Cartwright on Christmas
eve, following q fist fight in which he
was whipped, to the county jail in
Musltpgee. No open threats have
been made against the life Of the
young man, but feeling had been run
ming high against the slayer of Cart
wright and officers thought it better
to bring Brewer to Muskogee until
excitement dies down in Wagner.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures.
GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Prices said not to
have been equalled for cash wheat here at
this time Of the year since the Franco Prus.
sian war In 1870 we're reached today on
change
Domestic millers were the chief buyers OF
the cash wheat bargOined for in Chicago.
Exporters whose urgent requirements for
European shipment have brought about an
almost unpredecented situation in regard TO
breadsuffs were said TO have continued to
buv large amounts at the seaboard but s00,-
900 bushels was the greatest total known.
Meanwhile speculative values here swept
hipher and quotations at the finish were
~ TO u m2Ac above last night. Corn
cloSpd unchanged to q sixteenth higher; oats
NJ \ a to Nc and provisions deGrer by
Z Y 0g 10 to J5c
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-C Colored hOusekeeper, must be
good cook; new servants room Phone
mas
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FOR RENT--New, seyen-room apartments;
$40 South Elgin. Blair Bros
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