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Evening journal., 1916-04-19

Latter, W. II. Crouch. John W. Ander-
son. 3rd. Milton johnson.
With Central. Harry Jacobs.
manager: Ernest Martin. Edward Gull
vey, George Green. Fred Gelhauser.
James Raney. Howard Pugh. 5 Lin
dell. b. l.. Megaw, Frank Denney, viii
liam Sem. Charles Weldin. Charles
Price. w. S. Wilson. j. Proud. A. L.
Mowbray. Lester II. Burns
With Asbury Robert Graham. man
Iager; Charles Farley. Philip Landers.
Robert Mink. Joseph Briscoe. Norris
Reasin. William Buckley. Olen Hack
EFT, captain; owen Denight. W. ID. Da-
Wis. Walter W. Speakman. Jr.. W. p.
Cats. S. b. Moore. Harry McClenag-
han. David Tuft. Charles Griffith, John
Pauley. Stephen A Smith.
With Edge Moor-Robert Stapleford.
manager; William Carlon. captain; ;
Price Jackson. w. A. Spittle. Joseph
Darby. John Cole. A. l.. Halford. James
] A. Adamson. John Adamson. John Car
den. Hughie Bradley. Harry Hall, John
d. Stapleford. Richard Fossett. Arthur
StrettOn, Albert Strctton.
/ League Rules.
Rules of the league follow.
l. The name OF this league shall be
the Church League. OF Wilmington,
Delaware.
.. This league shall consist OF six
clubs. viz. Edge Moor. Madeley, Beth
any. Central. Mt Salem and Asbury.
3. Baseball games OF the league
shall be played as per schedule. be-
ginning on April 22. 1916, and ending
on September .. 1916.
4. The officers OF the league shall
consist Of a President. Vice President
Secretary. Treasury and a Board o.
Arbitration. the latter to be composed
of the four executive officers Of the
league The president. vice president
secretary and treasurer shall be elect
cd by the clubs comprising the league
.. The president shall call tho
meetings OF the organization. preside
over all such meetings, shall approve
contracts and releases. cause same e
be published. appoint and assign um
pires. and report decisions OF the
board of arbitration on all protests
to the league. The vice president
shall perform all the authority of thu
president in the absence OF the presi
dent
6. The secretary shall record th'
minutes OF all meetings OF the league
and shall issue notices for meetings
of said league al the suggestion o
the president.
Z. The treasurer shall keep al
funds, shalt hold bond money Of the
clubs OF the league. and pay all billl
approved by the league.
s. The board OF arbitration shal
act upon all protests, disputes. for
FIXTURES, and shall inflict penalties al
prescribed in the rules of the league
The decisions Of the board are final
and any club refusing to abide b.
such decision. shall forfeit all right
and bond to the league.
.. Each club in the league shall b'
required to post a forfeit Of five dol
. lars (S5.OO)). as guarantee OF goo'
faith. The said bond shall be in th'
hands Of the treasurer on March %
1916. and on completion Of season, tn
, treasurer shall return each club salt
forfeit. less such amounts as may b
. deducted therefrom by the league 70
violation OF the rules of the league.
10. No club shall be deposed from
the league without consent OF sucl
. club. except in case where such clul
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the American League shall be used in
this league. Each club OF this league
shall bear equally the expense OF any
umpires who may ohlclate In any
game. or games. OF this league Each
club shall furnish one new ball for
each game played in this league.
No team in this league shall play
any player in any game Of this league
after August 70. who shall not have
played in at least one game previous
TO that date
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dollars tS2.OO). subject to the decision
OF the board OF arbitration.
Is. On all questions coming before
the league. a vote OF four OF the clubs
shall be required to carry a motion.
16 Any club that allows an ineli-
gible player to participate in a league
game shall be fined one dollar (Si.00l
subject to the decision Of the presi-
dent OF the league. Any fine so Inn
posed. shall be paid before the next
scheduled game.
H. Umpires Of this league shall
have the same authority as major
league umpires. except that they can
Evening journal., 1916-04-19
nTPONT.MERCULEs LEAGUE.

In the final games Of the season in
tho dupont Hercules Bowling League
on the Crescent alleys last night. du-
Pont No. defeated Hercules No. 2
in three straight games. The scores
InnnnI An y
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-15


poses the Hose, Ed Murphy will go
to the OUtfeld in place of Shane and
lead off, Weaver taking the place left
vacant by Collins.
That sounds like a formidable ar
ray, one that should produce many
counters and make the work of the
pitchers easier. The elimination of
Collins was only a question of time,
for the long boy has not been hitting
all season. His fielding is tighter
than Murphy's, but he is far below
the ex-Mackman on the attack. Ne
mo LiebOld can field as we'll as the
best Of 'em and will hit around $50
if employed regularly, but there is
little chance for Memo.
Detroit is pressing the Sox hard,
but the ROwlands should be able to
draw away in four games against the
Macks. Bush is the only fellow who
has been at all troublesome to oppo-
nents recently, and Pants has
enough left-handed batsmen to Offset
JOe's bullet speed.
More hard luck for the Yankees.
Frank Baker crashed into a wall dur
ing the second game with Detroit
yesterday and will be out of harness
for a week. This is a serious blow
to Donovan, who is having all kinds
of bad luck. In first game Tigers
broke CullOp's winning streak, win
ming in 18th. Cobb got three hits.
Second game also went II innings,
Magee's hitting beating Cunningham,
who was Outpitched by Russell.
Cleveland and Washington sIugged,
but scored few runs. Beebe and
Gould were not steady.
Triples by Hornsby and Smith
helped Cards beat Dodgers.
KaufFs bat beat Reds for New
York.
Pat Ragon pitched Pirates to a
halt while his hackers got to Har-
mon.
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improved.
Every man on the club plays bet
ter bali because Knabe is there to
stir them up. He is a natural lead
off man in the batting order. He can
work pitcher and has a sharp eye.
He will hit around $50, and that is
enough, when his remaining qualifi-
cations are taken into consideration.
President Weeghman has inaugu-
rated a bonus system on the North
Side which may be responsible for
the increased punch the Cubs have
developed the last two days. Tim
meTman's homer over the wall
Thursday netted him S1OO from the
club president, and Charles adds that
similar checks will be handed to ath-
letes who win ball games with their
bats, arms or heads.
Kelly, the new outfieIder, banged
home two runs with a single in the
first inning, famed once and flied to
center once. The latter wallOp was
his best one, and PaskeTt got it only
after a hard run. The addition of
Kelly gives Tinker two good right
handed batting outfelders when a
southpaw faces the club. Williams
appears equally effective against
both brands of f1inging, his triple and
single off Rixey demonstrating that
yesterday.
Manager Rowland is not satified
with his ball team, despite the lau-
datiOn it has received from other
managers around the American
league circuit. He does not believe
proper worth has been received from
the bats of the famed clouters gath
cred under his banner.
A change occurs today in the dou-
ble-header with the Mackmen. Eddie
Collins is to go to second place in
the batting order Ed is a fine sac
Tifice hitter and works well with the
baserunners on hit-and-run plays.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-08
Proceedings Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Twin
Falls County, Idaho
2 P. M. May list, 1916.
Regular April Session.


The Board of County Commissioners
met at this time, pursuant to recess.
Present o. E. Carlson, Chairman, t.
e. Moore and d. P. Albee, and r. ].
Finch, Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
The minutes of the previous meet
ings were read and approved.
At this time a delegation of Filler
citizens appeared before the Board
and verbally informed the Board that
all the money for the purchase of the
county fair site has been successfully
raised and that the Idaho Store Co.
had decided to H. G. Munyon ct al.
as trustee, the NV Sc 8-10-16, and
that they were presenting a deed to
the same property to Twin Falls
county, accompanied by an abstract
for the same.
They further stated that II was the
wish of the people of Filler that steps
be taken Immediately by the Board
toward making permanent improve
ments, that they might present the
definite assurance that the county fair
would be held in the fall of 1916.
The Board upon consideration being
fully advised in the matter and deem
ing such action for the public GOOD.
accepted the deed to the Northwe est
quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section 8, township 10 s., range 16 q.
B. NJ, for county fair purposes. pro-
viding the prosecuting attorney pass
ed favorably on the abstract. Motion
WAS then made by T. Il. Moore. sec
onded by d. P. Albee and unanimously
carried, that the Board in its regular
quarterly meeting in September make
a levy of one-half mill for county fair
purposes.
In the matter of the request Of the
Auditor to make compromise settle
meRt of delinquency certificates
where An action has been brought
for foreclosure by the County;
In this matter the Board being fully
advised in the matter and deening
such action for the public good au-
thorized the Auditor, where foreclos-
ure proceedings had been brought on
delinquency tax certificates by the
county, to accept the amount due on
such certificate less s25 attorney g
fees where judgment has not been
entered and to cancel said certificate
The Board then proceeded to the
examination of the claims against the
current expense fund, and not having
completed such examination recess
was taken until 10 A. M. May End
1916.
o. e. CARLSON, Chairman.
Attest: r. J. FINCH, Clerk.
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10 A. M. May 4th, 1915

10 A. M. May 4th, 1915.
Regular April Session.
The Board met at this time pursuant
to recess. Present o. a. Carlson,
Chairman, T. r. Moore, d. p. Albee.
and b. j. Finch, Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
inss were had, to-wit:
In tho matter of the report of u. J.
Finch, Co. Auditor, in settlement
with County Treasurer and Tax Col
loeter ON account Of 1915 taxes:
In this matter the Board carefully
examined said report and having de-
termined 1t to be correct, ordered
same approved.
In tho natter Of the petition Of J. NJ
Hsauehanp, Assessor, requesting BAL
compromise on the VI. Is acres sl
M NWA NEM;
In this matter it was determin Cd
from the petition and the records that
tho above described land was doubly
assessed through error. The Board
considering such assessment to be or
ronoous ordered the Tax Collector t
accept tho sum of $3.50. the same be-
ing one-half OF the taxes levied against
said property as assessed for the year
1918, and ask credit in the amount OF
S12.s0.
In the matter Of the quarterly report
Of the Probate Judge for the Quarter
ending April 9TH, 1915:
Ia this matter the Board after care
full examination, and having deter
mined same to be correct, ordered the
report approved.
In the matter of the petition of Thss
Clinton requesting refund Of taxes
fer the years 1910, 1911 and 1919, 81
Lot e8, Block 81, Bull Fouasite, n
the aneaht Of S59.27.
In this matter 1t appearing from
said petition and being verified by th,
records that the petitioner had
through his own error, paid taxes up
or Lot 2S, Block 81, Bull Townsite
during the years 1910, 1911 and 1912
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instead of his own, lot 81, block 81.
Buhl, and it having been aetsrmin ad
that the County Tax Collector was not
In any way to blame for such srrsr.
the Board therefore denied the psti-
ton
There being no further business TO
come before the Board, rccoss WAS
taken until May 18th, 1916.
o. Il. CARLSON, Chairman.
Attest: b. ]. FINCH, Clerk.
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2 P a. May 18th, 1916.
The Board met at this time pursuant
to recess. Present, o. n. Carlson,
Chairman. r. p. Moore, d. P. Albee and
d. ]. Finch. Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
In the natter Of the vaestlsR Of GER
tain streets and alleys in the Village
OF Kimberly, Twin Falls Comfy,
Idaho:
In this matter the following petition
was filed with the Clerk, to-wit:
Kimberly, Idaho, May 6, 1916.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners, Twin Falls County,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
We, the undersigned, hereby respect
fully petition your honorable Board to
close and vacate that part of street
in Kimberly. Idaho, described as fol-
lows:
Such portion of Harrison street as
lies north OF, and adjacent to, blocks
thirteen, (13) fourteen (14) and fif
| teen 15). Said land lying between
said blocks and the right Of way for
| the Oregon Short Line Railroad.
W. R. SUMMERS.
KIMBERLY YOwNsITE CO., Lts-,
By ". H. Turner, eecy. 4 Mgr.
W. II. TURNER.
MRS. w. WEBSTER.
BOARD OF TRUSTEA2,
Kimberly School District Ne. 2.
By W. H Spencer, qkztr&sA.
| N. W. 9WnAR1NGEN,
| H W. AuND.
IDAHO SEED q PRODUCE co,
BY H. W. Mund
The board being fully advised and
having determined that the rights Of
the property owners within the town
site Of Kimberly will not be injured OF
abridged, and that the petition 10 sign
ed by tho owners of tho property af-
, feoted by said vacation, decminE such
action for the public good tho Board
ordered that such portion OF Harrison
| Street as lies north OF and adjacent
to blocks thirteen (13), fourteen 14)
and fifteen Q5) of the Townsite OF
| Kimberly, Idaho, said land lying be-
! tween said blocks and tho right of way
for the Oregon Short Line Railroad, be
| vacated
In the Matter ef the annual fiEaH ahal
statement Of y. j. Fhek. Csssty As-
dftoT, Of FufR Falls County, State OF
Idahs, fer the Fiscal Ysav EH&hg
Nay 16th, 1875
In this matter the Board after care
full examination of the annual financial
iotatenent, having dctermin ed the same
to be correct, and being fully advised
in the Aatter, ordered saMe approved
! and spread upon the minutes:
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Hill, M L., Witness Fee e.26
Hansen, L., Witness Fee. $50
Harshburger, ]. l., Pasturing
horses llee
Healy, Frank, Plumbing e
Heating observation-disclosures. 2o7s
Heyer, j. H., Auto Hire..--.... 1910
Jackson, H. G., Board of Health
Expense ................................ $500
Jensen, Andrew G. & Co., Sup
plies for Co. Atty................... 1900
Jensen. ]. N, Payment on Car. 200 90
Johnston, w. NJ, Tax Refund. 1913
Jenkins, & Co.. Supplies for In
digents acknowledgements. 2o35
Kendall. Mrs. F. NJ. Jail Ma
iron LOO
Kendall, F. NJ, Expense 3D. of
Prisoners & Serving Co. Pa
pers .............................. 1857
McDonald, Marie. Care of home
less children -...-.....-.------..--..-.-.-. 7.5O
Mt. States Tel. Co.. Phone Ser
vice ................................ 10942
Moore, II. E., Expense ........... $3.50
Noel, Bertha, Expense ............... 21.SS
Packard. Mrs. Kennedy. Mdse.
lndigents ....-...-..-.-...-.---.-.......- 7.l0
lPrater, r. F. G. Co., Mdse.......... 1850
Pollock, A. D., Assessing .......... 120. 90
Reynolds, L. W., Livery -.--..-........ 900
Reese, j. w, Auto Service. 1900
Sherman, H. B.. Milk for Indig-
ents ............'......................'... s.s6
Smith, w. j., Justice Fees. 1850
Spencer. Fred. Livery zoe
Smith. Mrs. c.. Nursing InaiE-
entS BO6
Swanaer, Moro Co., Mdse.......... $3.50
Syms York Co., Record Books. $500
Twin Falls Hxpcr Station. Do
nation 2sees
Twin Falls Auto Co., Repairs. 121 10
Thompson, w. G.. Hxpense---....... $50
Twin Falls Title g. Abs. Co.,
Abstract 4.56
Twin Falls Sash 4 Door Co,
Supplies 4s.4s
I. f. S. r. Land 4 Water Co.,
Addresses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESQ
| Times PtE. q Pub. Co., Print
ing, Etc. $3.50
Thompson. ]. c.. Livery Co.
supt 2s.15
Twin Falls News, Supplies for
| Assessor a-15
Uric, j. H.. EXP. Board of
Health soc
valley Tel. Co.. Service ....-.....--. 5.44
| Wilcox, Geo w, Expenss-.......... $500
Wisshack, Gus, Expense Sheriff 1900
" arlington, Jessie. Clerical
Work 1915
| Woods. p. O., Co. Physieian.-....- $3.50
Il n. - - N y
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-08
wsns. Calvin. Labor & Assgd.

Owens, Calvin, Labor & Assgd.
Acct. ..................................... 1890
Warren Staley, Labor S15.00
Prester, Louis, Labor -......--...-..- GOV
Paulson, Porter, Labor 1880
Powell, Farley, Labor 1923
Prater, z. f. Gro. Co., Groceries $3.50
Richmond, Bert, Labor. 1919
Reeves, Frank, Labor ..........-....... S1.O0
Shaffer, G. T., Labor .................- zoo
Schmidt, N. W.. Labor................,. 28.75
Seymour, G. c., Labor. 6.7b
Scott. w. H., Labor -.--...-.----.......-- s3.12
Snyder Hdwe. Co., Mdse........... 4545
Staley, Jay. Labor.-...............-.-... 1900
Staley, Warren, Labor 111.O0
Self, c. H, BlacksmithinE .......... $500
Truax, S. s.. Labor.......................- 22.75
Troendley. John. Labor. 1925
league, r. W., Labor 11O.25
Tussey. Fulton, Labor 1925
Vosberg, d. b., Labor. 800
Walter, VIM, Labor ...-................ $50
Sumwalt. Claud F., Labor. 1.50
Recess was then taken until 10 A. M.
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Tilley for creation Of Herd Dis
trict:
In this matter petition having
been filed with the Clerk asking that
q Herd District be created, said petit
ton being signed by majority of the
qualified electors within the boun-
daries described, the Board ordered
| that three notices of hearing be post
ed in public places, and same to be
published for two weeks In some
newspaper of general circulation with
| In Twin Falls county. Fhc following
notice Of hearing was ordered posted
and published:
/ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You
l are hereby notified that a hearing on
q petition for Herd District embrae-
| ing the following described territory,
| to-wit: has been set for June 3rd at
t2:80 P. M; Sections 10, 20, 81, %, %,
| "a, 20. 26, 27. %, 20, 80. 81, 80, 33, "a,
tS5, SO, all in township II south, range
is y. B. M, in Twin Falls County,
Idaho, and so much of Section "a fp.
III s.. range Is e. B. M. Twin Falls
| County, Idaho. as lays to tho east and
| above the High Line Canal of Twin
Falls South Side Canal System.
The animals prohibited from run
ming at largo in the above described
| territory are all species of horses
| mules, asses. sheep. cattle, goats and
| swine, and such animals to be prohib-
ited from running at large during the
| entire part OF each year.
There being no further business to
| come before the Board, recess was
| taken until 1890 A. M, May 3rd, 1911
| o. 70. CARLSON, Chairman.
Attest e. j. FINCH, Clerk.
1899 A. M, May 3rd, 1916
| Regular April Session.
The Board met at this time pursuant
to recess. Present o. e. Carlson
\ Chairman. T. q. Moore, d. P. Albee
| and e. j. Finch, Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
| ings were had to-wit:
| Tho Board at this time proceeded to
tho consideration Of the claims against
1 the road and bridge fund. and having
completed such consideration order
! ed warrants drawn in the following
/ amoants:
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NbCtSb WdS IHtH Cdktu UHLII To n. VI
May 4th. 1916.
o. e. CARLSON. Chairman.
Attest: r. j. FINCH, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-05
|MORE IF 4 WIFE
 THAN POLITICIAN
Why Mrs. Senator Munds Hurried
 Home.

Hon, Frances Willard Munds was forced to take a stand yesterday the issue being husband versus politicians.
 The junior senator from Yavapai chose her husband.
 When Mrs. Munds came down from the north to attend the democratic DOW wow she promised Mir. Munds she would return Saturday evening to celebrate their twenty sixth wedding anniversary. She did not find it an easy matter to depart however. for when the time came to hit the trail for kingman Senator Munds found numerous invitations to remain over for political jubilee. r wasn't only the thought of a good time that mad" the office holder hestitate but the idea of meeting the party" and lobbying a bit II was common know ledge that the senator aspires to be a delegate to the national convention. However, she is wife first and even if she did have q longing look in her eyes she said Get thee behind me Satan ] promised Johnnie I'd be in on No. 31"
 She left last night for the mines where the anniversary will be cele- brated.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-05
SAGE AND SULPHUR
 DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush this through faded, lfeess locks and they become dark,
 glossy, youthful.

Hair that loses it's color and lustre. or when it fades, turns gray, dull and llfeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother
 made up mixture of Sage Tea and sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old-time recipe.
 Nowadays we get this famous mix ture by asking at any drug store for 50 cent bottle of "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound,' which dark ems the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. Besides, it takes off dandruff, stops scalp itching and fall ing hair. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at time By morning the gray hair disappears; but what de- lights the ladies with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur is that, besides beauti- fully darkening the hair after few applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an ap- pearance of abundanCe-A mcnt
Arizona republican., 1916-03-05

1 G. T. Bader.
 on Friday evening Mrs. r. E. Mat son entertained at dinner. which was followed by bridge Her guests wer. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Spansler, AIr. and Mrs. Eugene Spangler. Mr and Mrs i McConahy of Mesa. and Mrs. Oliver P i Enslev Dr. A j. Chandler and Gerald iiansard, house guests of tle Sar Marcos
 AIr and Ms F. F.. Lee and Mrs Nugcnt, who are stopping at the hotel moto"od to Roosevelt this past week Dr. and Mrs William l.. Wood and Nr. and Mrs. C. II. Greenland. or theii way to Roosevelt from oracle. mad, the san Marcos their stopping place both on their way to the dam and when returning.
 A. p. Carlisle and A. q Bartlett of the Evans school spent much of las, week 2t the san Marcos. nn We'd nesday evening they entertained al dinner Mir. and Mrs Hugh Evans and Mr. and Mrs Brady An informal dance followed the dinner.
 A. (, Bartlett of Chicago and Dean William Scarlett of Phoenix were also house suests of the san Marcos last week. and devoted much of their time to golf
 Mir. and Mrs F. F, Jack of Glendale on Monday were host and hostess at dinaer 10 Mrs. \. H. Pain and John $. [ 'iarah of Unicntown. Pa. and Mrs. T. ;. Jack of Decatur Illinois
 MT and Mrs. E. w. Buttcrfield of Grand Rapids. Mich. whose annual visit 13 the San Marcos has become a set 'led habit. arrived at the hotel on Sun day last
 Among the many motor parties from Phoenix who visited the San Marcos last Sunday vas that If NIr. and Mrs ". $. GoldWorthy's which included Mrs z. X. Kastner of Prescott. Mrs, F ColIings, Mrs W. A. Scott. Miss Ruth Scott Mrs. J. x Parton ard Mrs. :. l1 o. Johnson of Phoenix and Mrs. HleI7eil and Miss Marjorie BiekneH of Toronto.
 Mr end Mrs (. D Wheeler Nr. and Hrs. E. F.. Lewis and Burton Green also net"red from Phoenix and were visit ors at the hotel
 The Saturday dinner dance vas at tended i'' number of Phoenix people 'he partv included Mrs R. W. Craia Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Myers w. P. HeGord, Lester Byron. Ewel rice F. J. fli'' r. A. Coon and Philip Brooks
 Among the recent arrivals register t7E a the san Marcos 1re Nr. and Mrs. f. ''. 5o1"lHn. Los Angoles Mrs D T. ''a'j~ Miss Caroline F. Davis. t'indlcy. Ohio l.. C. Goiland and John NJ. Longer PhooniT, A. Dwight Gibbs. 'hi"l@o' Frederick Crusc New York; Nr and Mrs George F. Lilley. Phoe 'i%; Mr. and Mrs. F. R. RiegaI Phoe niN md Miss Myrtle Blythe White Eitr Eansae