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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
'PY7H|AN KN|CRTS =
ARE At WORK
Citizens Urged to Report All Cases Of
Need to n. L. Mcknight

To the Public:
The Knights OF Pythias Christmas
Charity Fund Is growing nicely and
promises to be equal to the necessi-
ties OF the poor OF our city. The town
has Teen divided into four districts
and a strong committee Of business
men assigned to each district. These
men will make close canvas OF
every nook and corner, seeking out
deserving cases Of charity. This com
mlttee Is composed OF fifteen men.
Ten OF these spent the afternoon yes.
terday working In their several dis
tricts. They mean to visit every
home and to make diligent inquiry
for cases OF sickness. misfortune or
extreme poverty. But even after a
close canvas OF this kind. some de-
serving cases may be overlooked.
This Is to ask for the earnest CO.
operation OF all our citizens In To-
eating deserving charity cases. to the
end that not one home In Bryan viii
be without some degree OF Christmas
cheer and happiness during the com.
ing holidays.
II you know Of family or an indi.
vidual In want please advise me OF
same.
We win investigate every case re-
ported. and will endeavor TO render
that degree and kind OF assistance
which seems most needed In each par.
ticular case. Very respectfully.
IT. l.. MCKNIGHT.
Chairman X. OF p. Committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
A JOINT MEETING.

A Joint meeting OF the Brazos Coun'
ty Poultry Raisers' Association and
the Bryan woman's Club will be held
In the office OF Farm Demonstration
Agent A. w. Buchanan tonight at
1880. The Woman's Club has an
nounced its willingness to join the
Poultry Association in making a sue.
cess OF the poultry show In this city
Jan. 6 and I. and state that they
would like to offer premiums for the
best bread. cake and other culinary
products exhibited. and the meeting
tonight will be held to discuss the
proposition. A cordial invitation Il
extended to all who are interested ia
attend the meeting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
CITY BUILDING RACKS.
Hitehing Places Being Provided on
interesting Streets.

tnto'ecshhh Sse
The city was requested at recent
meeting OF the council by the Com
mercial Club to build as many hitch
ing racks on the intersecting streets
as possible to furnish place for the
people, especially the rural visitors
to hitch their teams. the rings at the
edge OF the curbs being deemed In
adequate for a safe hitching place.
The matter was referred to Alderman
Wilson OF the street committee. with
power to act and Mr.. Wilson has built
two. has another In course OF
construction and will build others as
quickly as possible. The racks are
being Installed along the intersee'
sections where the property owners
do not object. Those already built are
along the Eugene Edge building on
East Mosely, and Sanders Brothers
building on East Caldwell street An
other is being constructed along the
First National bank building ON West
Mosely street.
The racks are being built OF al
most permanent material, creosoted
4 by G posts being used with one
and Il half.inch galvanized pipe run
ming from end to end. They are not
unsightly as was at first thought and
are great Improvement over the
iron rings formerly provided.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
FIREMEN's MEETING.
Last Payment on wason-ponatior
to Christmas Fund.

The regular monthly meeting OF
Protection Company No. 1 OF the Bry.
an fire department was held last
night at the fire station. with c. 4.
Jenkins. president pro TEN, presiding
and number OF the members pres.
ent.
A motion was made and carried
that the company donate $40 to the
Knights OF Pythias Christmas fund.
BY motion. the fire chief and sec.
rotary OF the company were author
lied to make the last payment due on
the fire wagon.
Chas. Sosolik. local photographer
was elected to membership in the
company.
The meeting was then adjourned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
GAUSS-WHlTE.

Mr.. Phillip w. Gauss Of Port Ar
thur and Miss Ethel White Of this
city we're united in marriage this af-
ternoon at S:i5 o'clock at the home OF
the brides sister. Mrs. r. J. Roberts.
DR.. NJ. T. Weaver. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. oificiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gauss left immediate
ly after the ceremony for Port Ar
thur. where they viii make their
home in future.
A more extended notice will appear
in the society columns OF the Eagle
Saturday afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
STORY HOUR ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Saturday story hour at Carne-
gle Hall will be specially interesting
this week. and the older children. as
well as the younger ones, will enjoy
II. Mr.. ousley will tell the STORY
and this announcement is a guarantee
CT delightful hour.
Don't forget the time and place Sat.
urday at 9 p. m. at Carnegie Hall. All
will be welcome.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

for the high school football champion
ship OF North Texas was played here
this afternoon between Texarkana.
Tex. and Sherman. Tex, high
elemls. Sherman claims the cham
pionship OF North Central and North.
west Texas. while Texarkana claims
the Northeast Texas title.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

willie. did you see my new shaw
ing brush?'' Yep. Nom Is using
Il to paint the bird cage."-Columbia
Ieaier
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Phillip W. Gauss and Miss Ethel w.
White.
Oscar Sutton and Clara Bell.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

Talk is cheap" he sneered. Yes;
that's the reason I'm wasting words
on you" she retorted.-Detroit Free
Press.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

Brownsville. Tex. Dec. li-Browns.
vile today voted on whether to adopt
the COMMISSION form OF government,
and the city manager plan. The pres
ent mayor. A. Albert Brown. is run
ming for reelection as head OF the
proposed commission.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14
ASTHE
NEWS BREAKS
tBy Associated Press

Texarkana. Tex. Dec. ii.-A real
romance in the form OF Twin City
wedding symbolizing the uniting oil
the dual city OF Texarkana, was to
be performed here this afternoon. On
State Line avenue Miss Irene Taylor,
born and raised in Texarkana, Tex.
and Brandon Gray, young business
man. born in Texarkana, Ark. were
to be united In marriage. two minis
tiers. one each from Texas and Arkan-
sas. and using licenses issued in the
two states. to olliciate at the cere
monies. After the first ceremony the
contracting parties were to change
positions by simply stepping across
the line from one state to the other
for the second ceremy. this being nee
essary In order to make the marriage
legal In both states The public we'd
ding waa arranged by the local board
OF trade apd thousands OF visitors are
expected to be present Manufacture
ers. business. professional and trades
men of the city contributed to fund
for the erection and furnishing OF a
bungalow home for the double" mar
ried couple. The bungalow was con
structed by gratuitUs labor OF the
various labor unions OF the city. and
was to be occupied Immediately by
the newly welded couple.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

Think Of being a fire insurance so
licitor with only munition plants as
territory New York Tribune.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

Paris. Tex. Dec. i4.-An election
was being held here today on pro
posed amendments to the city char.
ter. the principal amendment being
that providing for city manager.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

Texarkana. Ark. Dec. ii.-A game
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

Oklahoma City Ok. Dec. 1.-the
annual meeting OF the State Bankers
Association met here today to con
slider guaranty fund matters. This
organization is distinct from the Ok
lahoma Bankers Association. and has
for It's function a quasi-official super
vision over the state banks guaran
~ funds,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-14

Austin. Tex. Dec. 1.-THE Texas
Railroad Commission today was to be.
gin hearing OF applications for
freight classification changes. The
first question to be considered. 1t was
expected. would be proposed reelas'
sification OF articles loaded in open
ears and the establishment of new
minimum charge on such shipments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
NAKED Brain Writes
Some Circus Story

"l'm Naked Brain, the press agent, "
he announced as he came into the Of.
flee, displaying at the same time a head
as bare Of hair as perfectly new
ostrich egg. Circus is comm. Write
a little story--huh7"
Space short, - came from the city
editor, "cut it to the bone.
"Surc," " vas the answer. He sought
a typewriter He pecked awhile. Then
he came to the desk with this:
"Comin'. Circus. Biggest circus in
the world Sells-Floto Circus and Buf
falo Bill = Original Wild West. Comm >
here Thursday, May 20. Riders, ropcrs,
Indians, soldiers and all that sorta
thing Greatest woman rider in world
Rosa RosaIind. Forty clowns-count
'cm Of You want TO. Buffalo Bill will
show TO salute YOU from saddle and di.
rect wild west. Parade morning Of
show, two miles long. 1880 O'Clock.
Admission twenty-five cents, including
seat. Space. up $ S'longn
Incidentally Naked Brain, when he
isn't wandering around the country un.
der that cognomen, is known as Court.
ncy Rylcy Cooper, magazine writer.
who spends his summers gathering ma.
tenal and hi, winters in writing It. He
is member Of the Authors League of
America and consulting editor of the
Photopluy Clearing House Of New York
but the thing which interests him
most is being the press agent Of "thc
biprpst circus in the world.O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
PERSONALS
X 4. Il = 4 4 Il Il X 4 4 X X 4

X X X X X X X X X X \ X X X X
A. II. Schuider, Of Corvallis, was here
yesterday
A. l.. Wallace visited in Portland
over Sunday.
R. +. Richardson is in Portland to.
day on business
Fred S. Ward, the druggist, was in
Portland yesterday.
Martin Smith, Of Silverton spent
Sunday in the city
Mrs Eta KneveS is visiting friends
in Portland this week.
Tom Ordemdn returned today from
business trip to Portland.
J. p. Mainard Of The Dalles, is a
business visitor here today.
j. +. Scott and family motored TO
Dallas and Monmouth yesterday.
Fred Evans, Of Waconda, Ore, was
in Salem on business last Saturday.
G. A. Taw, Of the Red Cross Phar
macy, was a visitor in Silverton yestcr-
day,
r. II. Mills manager Of the Spauld'
ing Logging Co., went to Newberg yes
terday.
H. S. Gecr, manager Of the Calef
Furniture store, is in Portland today on
business.
Russo Smith and Ralph Scharf were
among the fishermen yesterday near
Sheridan.
Geo. II. Smith and wife were in JEFF.
ferson Sunday visiting with Mr.
Smiths parents,
j. C.. Perry, Of the Perry drugstore,
motored to Albany yesterday, returning
this morning,
G.. r. Pomcroy and son, Ray and Paul
Siege and wife motored to Portland
Sunday returning t"lay.
A. r. Parks, an attorney and real esr
tate dealer Of Eugene, is in the city
loG,np after investments.
H. ". Barr and Tom Brown are in
Portland today attending the state con.
ycntion Of the Knights Of Columbus.
o. II. Gilbert and wife and Miss
jeanette Pound, Of Portland, were here
for au oycrSuuday visit with i, DO
Pound
O. X. Spaudng, with Messrs Swain
MIu hIIIIII 'a'|H NN NNI' Ni.I'f'a.'a
co.. Anderson, Iud, moiored 10 New.
berg Yesterday
q. e. Graham and wife aud Curt,
Cross and wife moiorrd 20 Portland yes.
torIay IN the Cross car They returned
this afternoon.
A. soren,cn has just returned from
n three months visit at Denver Ho
came home by way Of San Francisco,
spondirg "a week ot the exposition.
Joseph II. Albert returned yesterday
from "a week VISIT which included the
river trim during the The DallestelIlo
canal celebrations aud % short visit 60
Seattle and Toppcni,h Wash
u. A. White aud wife and Miss
Blanche left last evening for San Fran
cisco. After visiting the exposition
they will go TO southern California, boz.
Guiding Los Angeles and San Diego in
their tour
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10

his clients, this noted lawyer found
many wonderful truths which are ig.
nored by the average pastor or clergy.
man. This led to deeper Bible study,
and later to public proclamation from
the platform, at such times as he can
find convenient. He does not come
here to talk for money. nor for con.
verts; he does not come in the interest
Of any denomination or sect, but in the
interest Of the people in general, to
speak Of great Bible truths which are
of vital interest to everyone. His
lecture is not along the line pursued
by the minister He presents the sub.
iect from the lawyer 5 viewpoint, clear,
reasonable and convincing, Believing
that the people lid give more at
tention TO Bible study and that tnay
would do so if their attention is called
TO these great truths He comes here
to stimulate satisfactory answer.
This is Mr. Rutherforl's first visit
here we are pleased to announce his
coming.
For this lecture the Grand Opera
House has been provided, and will be
opened TO the public, no admission be.
ing charged and no collection will be
received. This will be q rare oppor.
tunity for many Of our citizens to hear
The doors Of the Opera House will be
opened, for the convenience Of the peo.
ple, one hour before the lecture begins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
ORANGES MEET TUESDAY.
Standing Committee Picked For Season
This Week at Tillamook.

TilIamook Or, May l0.-For the 42d
annual session of the Oregon State
Grange conycning here tomorrow for Il
four days meeting, arrangements have
been made with the transportation
companies for fare aud a third ON the
certificate plan. An indications point
to one of the largest sessions the
Grange ever has held in Oregon.
The committee ON arrangements for
Tillamoolt County has planned m eX.
tursion TO the beach aud Il clambake
ON the Saturday following the session.
The delegtes win leave for Portland
the same afternoon on special train.
The following standing committees
have been selected from the delegates!
Crcdentias-May $, Howard, MuIino;
r. II, Wclman, Freewater; Alfred Nib.
lin, Portland; Mrs. g. l.. Beach, Cor.
wallis; Mrs. G. II, Bailey, Rosehrg.
Division OF labor, s. Tcnny, Esta
Gala; Laura y. McMorris, Condor; viii
fred Brown, Cam0s Valleys Mrs. W. II
II. Dufur Portland
Financc-John A. McMorris, Condon
., q. Brown, DiXonvllc; $, Wocket
Sherwood; Henry Frceliscn, Shcdd.
ElcrtiOnS-I h, whitehead, Turner;
f. w. Dunbar Hood River; Mrs. II. G.
Howell, Salcmj Mrs, Elmer Pearl
Brownsville
Pure food Mrs. Chanccy SicIllcs
Harrisburg; George e. Dallas, Clact.
amas; S, l., White, Rickrcall; Mrs. W.
II, Christensen, Oretown,
Forestry b. Stokes, Forest Grove;
Mrs. Rosina Lee, Elmira; Mrs. Annie
White, Barlow; Charles Carlson, Shodd;
Victor A. Blakcly, Glide.
Legislation Louis Funk, Oregon
city; Charles l., Beach, Corvallis;
,hanccy sicklcs, Harrisburg; Mrs
tena kinyou, Aurora; Mrs. Nellie "
White, Rickreall,
Assessment aud tayation-W. II. H.
Dutur, Portland; Andrew j. Grow. Mcr.
lin; Mrs. Belle Funk, Oregon city;
Mary A. Link, GobIej S, Wcckcrt,
Sherwood.
Womans work Mrs r. H. Wclmau,
Frcewatcr; Mrs Wifrcd Brown, Cnmas
Valley; Mrs h. W, Dunbar, Hood
River; Mrs. Jennie Loyclarc, Rainier
Co.opcratior-C. II, Bailey, Roscburg;
W. II. Christensen, Oretown; ! Il. Shir.
ley McMinuvillc; Mrs Ella Wcckcr,
sherwood; Mrs, Josie Carlson, Shcld;
Mrs e. Cayanaugh, Gresham.
Oregon Agricultural College j. r,
Apperson, Park Place; Wilfrcd Brown,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
Bible Teachings
Too Often Ignored


Seldom these days do we hear great
doctrinal questions discussed from the
pulpit. But now comes to our city an
noted lawyer and lecturer as well as a
profound Bible Scholar, who promises
to answer the great question, ''Where
are the Dcad?' presenting the subject
from a lawyers standpoint and using
the Bible for his sole authority. From
press reports this lecture has attracted
large audiences wherever delivered, in
this country and in Europe. And why
not? All are interested in knowing
what the plain and reasonable teach
ing of the Bible is on this question.
Everyone must have experiences with
death, and they desire to know where
their dead loved ones have gone.
In his search of the Scriptures for
ammunition to use in the defense of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
10000 VOICES
And Many Are The Voices Of Salem
People.

Thirty thousand yoices-What n grand
ehorusl And that's the number Of
American men and women, who are
publicly praising Doans Kidney Pills
for relief from bacKache, kidney and
bladdor iIIs. They say it to friends.
They tell il in the home papers. Salem
people are 300 this chorus.
Here Salem case:
Mrs. NJ. p. Latham 1925 S. Twelfth
street, Salem, says. az first heard Of
Doan's Kidney Pills when living so
Bismarck, ~ d., about six years ago.
I had been miserable for quite awhile
from kidney complaint. My back achcd
constantly aul had a duh, dragging
pain just over my kidneys. / eouiin Z
stoop with .omfort or lift the least
thing. J was nervous and restless and
often got up in the morning, feeling as
tired ns when ] went TO bed Doan's
Kidney rH.s ave me great relief and
/ kept ou taking them until ] had O
complete euro. / was benefited 10
every way bg Doan's Kidney Pills. ]
advise Oh sidney sufferers 10 Try
them. -
Price 50.. 10 all dealers. Don't rim.
ply ask for kidney rcmcdy-get
Doan's Kidney pills-tbe same that
Mrs. Latham had. Foster.Milburn Co.,
Props Buffalo, ~ Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10

just because one member of society
violates the law it is no reason that
punishment should be visited upon so.
ciety as a whole. Applying the same
principle Of law to the insurance bust.
ness Insurance Commissioner Wells can
see no reason why the people of the en-.
tire state of Oregon should be made TO
surfer an increase of fire insurance
rates simply because insurance company
losses in Portland exceed their earnings
While this expressed sentiment on the
part of Commissioner Wells is in no
wise anticipatOry Of it is nevertheless,
appropos the threatened or rumored
purpose of the fire insurance companies,
doing business in Oregon with head.
quarters in San Francisco, to conduct
an investigation of the causes of the
excess of fire losses over earnings in
Oregon, with particular reference to
Portland, with view of making apph.
cation to the insurance department for
permission to increase rates in Oregon.
In the light Of the above, however it
is not at all probable that Commissioner
Wells would countenance proposition
to increase rates indiscriminately in the
state, because the fire hazard is OK
trcmely excessive in the city of Port.
land.
This threatened movement on the
part of the insurance companies is
based upon the showing made by their
anual statements to the insurance de-
partment for the year 1914, which dis.
close the fact that fire insurance com
lunies operated at loss, in the aggre.
gate, upon the ratio Of 10 per cent.
Further investigation of fire insurance
companies business in Oregon as indi.
Gated by their annual reports, also show
that they lost money in 1913, but the
ratio of the loss was only l0l per cent,
figuring the cost of transacting busi.
ness at 40 per cent in both cases.
Companies operating in Oregon,
with headquarters in San Francisco,
have decided to compile a list of Ore.
gon towns which their experience dur.
ing the past five years has shown ia
be unprofitoble," says an article in the
Thursday issue of the Underwriters
Report published in San Francisco
Especial references will be made to
last years experience in Oregon with
particular attention paid to Portland
where the losses have been exception
ally severe. The Fire Underwriters in
spection bureau has also been requested
to investigate the causes Of the numer
GUS fires in and about Portland" "
When this question first came up las
week, as chronicled in The Capita
journal, Insurance Commissioner Well
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
UNITED BRETHREN
CHURCH PREPARES
FOR CONFERENCE
Elects Delegate, Alternate and
TreaSurer---BishOp Bell to
Be Present

At the fouth quarterly concert of
Castle Chapel of the United Brethren
church. Saturday night, with Rev. II. b.
DOrks the pastor, IN the chair as SUI
perintendent of the district, }. j. Mol.
lencOp was elected delegate to the con.
ference which win convene in this city
in June, and Mr.. Tooker, alternate.
Tbr conference will hold in session for
one week. Mrs. Adams was elected
etaievencc treasurer Of the district; Mr.,
Ecustwap, secretary of the church,
and Nr, TOoker church treasurer, After
the business session the Christian En-
daayor society Of the church served re-
ircshments, Bishop Bell, Of the United
Brethren church, one Of the greatest
orators in the religious world, will be
in Salem to address the cuning district
conference, Rev. II. b. Dorks, of the
local United Brethren church, conduct
ed services both morning and evening
al Beaverton Yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
y 4 y * x x * * * * X X X X
\
X QUIT STOMACH DRUGGINa
x y x * u y * * * * X y X X

A physician says that in most casos
OF stomach trouble there is really no
disease Of the stomach At all, but iusb
too much acid, Excessive acid pre.
vents digestion, causes sour stomach
fermentation Of food, and this upsets
the liver and intestmcs and causes
great nervousness, weakness, sleeplcss.
ness, and "bmcs.n
Quit dmgging; simply take n tea.
spoonful Of ordinary Bismatcd Mag.
nesia in a fourth Of glass Of water
to neutroizo the excessive acidity and
you will he all right.
It works like magic, you can eat
what you want and sleep all night-no
more walking the floor at three ana
four clock in the morning and suffer.
my from extreme weakness and ncrt-
business all the next day. Bisurated
Maencsia Us for sale by all druggists
IN powder or tablet form.
Bismatcd Magncsia, No. % Il. 26th
street, n, I.C.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10

$. Tguy Estacada.
By.Iaws-W II. Wing, Irving; Henry
Frectken, Shcld; W. &. Kinyon Aur0
IA; Mrs Charles l.. Bench, Corvallis;
Mrs, Ema Tcnny Eslucada.
Good roads-R. ~ Loyclarc. Rainier;
elem Dayis Marion; Mrs. knihcrine
Wing Irving; Mrs /. u. shirley Me
Minnvlllcj Alfred NibIiu, Portland;
Mrs. Mattle \. Zcck Bandon
Mileage aud per diem o. g. Brown.
DiNonvillr; William White Barlow;
Mrs Hattie II, Mcfarland, Cottage
Grove Mrs NJ j. Scott Tangent.
Education Mrs o. q. Brown, Dixon.
vile; Writ Sappington Clovcrdale; G.
D Pcrlt, Nysso, Mrs. Ncllic V. White,
Ricklcllli Mrs Catherine McBcc
Agriculture Jay Mitchell. Corvallis;
=, E Mclicc, Springfield; Mrs. Victoria
Crow Marlin; Mrs G. II. Bailty. Rose
burg, O. B. Ieel,, Bnud0n
Dormant grunges-- NJ. l.. Carter,
Aliccl; D. w. Turycy Williams. Mra.
Anna Frorrkscn, Shcdd; Mrs. Mary
Appcrson, Park Place.
Appeals, w. Howell, aSlcm; +. W.
Roberts, Goblc Mrs. Catherine McBcc,
Springtield Mrs, Josie Carlson, shedi.
Good Of the ordcr--Mrs. Nellie SAP.
Pingion, Clovcrdalc; John II. Scott,
Tangent, Elmer IIcarl, Brownsville;
Mrs. Jennie Loyclacc, Rainier; G.
Cayanaugh Gresham.
resolutions Mrs E. A.. Niblm,
Portland; Frank T. Lee, Elmm; y. W..
Roberts Boblc; Mrs. n. W. Dunbar,
Hood Rivers Michel Link, Gobc, j.
NJ, Duncan, Nyssn.
-
4 man "a itlpul fiuirr uy,nu,. bos