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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-12
SOME ONE WILL Be
DRY Over. Sunday ] I. ] ] |.
County AuthO rites Capture
Sugar Barrel Filled
With Booze.

A barrel, which according TO the
county authorities is one Of a. series
that have been shipped to Valley Falls
and which are very likely for Grafton
bootleggers who come to Valley Fails
with a team for them has been cap
tured and will be contiscated by Sher.
If Cal Conway ~ (
The sheriff yesterday morning got
wind that there was to be a barrel OF
"granulated sugar" set OF at Valley
Falls and that the Baltimore. and Ohio
police believed that the sugar contain
ed therein was nothing more than
Ffrewater:
: Acting on this information Walter
Haggerty ordered Tom Buckley, Con-
stables Harris and cambridge to go
to Valley Falls and nail the goods.
With the county officers went Balti-
more and Ohio policeman Emmons.
They boarded a freight train here and
getting OF at Valley Falls found the
barrel on the platform.
Tom Buckley opened It and dfscoy-
cred that 1t contained liquor where.
upon the detectives waited in hiding
for the owner to come and claim the
goods After waiting until s o'clock
last night the officers decided that
they had better bring the contrabrand
here and let Prosecutor Haggerty take
charge of It.
II, is at present sitting in the prose-
cutting attorneys office, where 1t is
thought it will remain until govern
.ment officials can take charge OF the
case. t
The barrel contained 100 pints OF
cheap liquor and was very neatly
packed. go n.
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The banquet OF the Membership
Committee OF the Y. NJ. G. A. held
last evening in the gymnasium Of the
local association building was from
all standpoints a grand success.
DR.. Earle Wiley OF the Mt. Vernon
Christian Church of Washington was
the main speaker OF the evening. DR..
Wiley, among other interesting
things said that in all the corners of
the globe could be seen the triangle
which is worn as the insignia OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. The triangle is the en-
blem whereby all members know that
they are brothers. He explained that
It could be seen on the frontiers OF
the nations at war Us we'll as in this
peaceful little city.
His talk was very well liked by the
diners and also very instructive. The
doctor takes mans view OF life, and
sees. from the standpoint of man.
He cares not great deal. so he said,
to be an angel; all he desires to be
is man. a real man. He elaborated
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-12
HAMILTON FUNERAE
RlRFIEsH!.E:.RS SUNDAY | D |
Many atives Of the Fam
lily Are: Already in This
City.

3 ~ / I i /. i
The funeral party bringing to this
citylthe body of Mrs John s. Hamilton,
viii arrive here Sunday. afternoon at
12.4 Win Pittsburgh, and will be taken
to the residence of Mrs. Hamilton's
brother, Frank G. Boydston, on Pier
nont avenue. The funeral will take
place Monday morning at 1890 from
THE Boydston residence and interment
Will he made in Woodlawn cemetery.
Re3 o. q. Goodwin, pastor of the First
methodist church, will conduct the SER
Curtis q nephew OF the de-
ceased, will join the party in Pitts.
bufgt, and accompany them here, as
WfllYalBo Fred Gibson, another nephew,
whoSWillf1oinT them at PIT. Marion.
Mrs. Curtis Hamilton arrived here
vest erdays to attend the funeral and is
&c the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mes R:sW. Potter. Mrs. Mary Haml'
ton arrived yesterday from Belington
and lisa the home Of Mrs. A. B. Robb;
on Walnut avenue. DR.. Mendel Hamil'
ton Will arrive here tomorrow to at
tend the funeral and Prof. Thomas G.
MflIer,san uncle of Mr.. Hamilton, will
arrive! here; today from Shepherdstown.
Mrs Henry Capito. nee Miller, and lit
no son, Henry Jr., Of Charleston, arri.
yedflast night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charming Moore and
son. John, arrived here this evening to
attend the funeral.
Amessags was received this morn
ing from John Hamilton from Des
Moines, Iowa, which gave the time OF
the expected arrival Of the funeral par.
II. Mrs. Hamilton's death occurred in
1Slse,| Idaho, on Monday night, the fun
ffals party leaving there Tuesday after
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-12
Go thals May Be
War s tary

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-General
George wv. Goethals, builder of the
Panama Canal and, since the compile
tion OF the work, governor OF the ca
NIL zone, may be appointed secretary
Of war to succeed Lindley M. CARR.
son, whose ,resignati lon was rendered
and accepted by Preside Wilson yes
terday.
8 The President plans to finally con.
slider the selection OF "a successor to
Mr. Garrison in seclhsionA during a
weekend trip on the May flower down
the Potomac River and Chesapeake
Bay. Hewlett late last night. after a
dinner given in his honor by Postgaas:
teri General ;Burleson. -
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Ioodcurdling Rumor
Follows Fist Fight,

sheriffs Conway. Deputy Tom Buck
10y Gonstables cambridge and Har-
Tis, Squire Fleming. acting in the ca.
pacItyS of coroner, Undertaken Jones
and DR. e. P. Smith left this morning
IN 8 terrible hurry for Jamison No.
where they intended to arrest the muir
Iderer OF an. Austrian who was not
faurdered, and to soothe the wounds,
il fheysurviyor of the combat had any.
me ,rumor that a man had been kill.
ed 81 Barraclsyille drew the officers
there but upon their arrival they dis.
covered that some one had fabricated.
There was, however, fist fight be.
tween Nick Cook and Sam Coils, who
are employed in the mine. Failing to
dnd any murderers, the officers
brought 5theN in the county jail. They
MD eed them In the county jail. They
wiIi be tried this evening,
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BLOODY EIGHT IN
DISQUALIFICATION q !. 4 I.
Dentist Eig at Y Will. Knives
Guns And Dental. In
struments.

j(By Asgociateh Press)

t(Byf AssociatedS Press)
ST. LOUIS, Eel: s12.-Why. DR.. Chas.
w. Kennerly, Of San Antonio, Tex,
and DR.. A. S. JohnsonSof st. Louis, col.
lege class matesSsf orme business part
ners and even now lodga brothers in
the Masonic order, fought with knives,
revolvers and dental instruments in the
locked room of one of the top floors
of a leading DOWNTOWN hotel here last
night, was, disclosed today by a rump-
led piece OF paper found in DR.. Ken
nerly's pocket. 'rhe paper was an AMI:
iayit in which DR.. Kennerly accused
his former associate Of failure to pay
a $2,500. debt, and withholding other
funds, which DR.. Kenneriy claims were
due him. The affidavit asked that Dr..
johnson be expelled from the Masonic
order. va
Or. johnson is at the City hospital,
lowering between life and death, his
face and body terribly slRshed, and a
wound through both hips and the
groin made by a revolver bullet. Dr..
Kennerly. also cut about the face and
on both arms, is "a prisoner &c the
hospital. Two other participants IN the
fight are also prisoners. Walter A,
Dlefenbaugh, OF Granite City Ill., y
ut the hopsital with his throat badly
slashed, and Charles Lody lis at police
headquarters. hF2::sS ~ "a
Conflicting stories were told by, Ken
i nerly, Lodys and ID efenbaugh, Kenner-
Fly said he "just happened to be In
Diefenbaugh's room, when Lodyl and
Or. johnson entered, the latter with u
revolver, in one hand and the knife in
other. KennerlyE said he came to- st.
Louis to collect, the money he claims
from Johnson, but denied he used a
revolver, or that he fought, except in
self defense.
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.BreWeriie sin Politics
Ofense Against u S,
lRvlAsancInIte "a prassl


PITTSBURGH, Feb. Il Holding
that political campaigning contribu.
tions alleged to have been made by
brewing interests of Pennsylvania
constitute "a grave .offenseE against the
federal government and that the wild
est latitude should be allowed in the
investigation OF such contributions. e.
Lowry Humes. United States district
Attorney, today filed an answer to the
motion Of. counsel. for the brewers that
subpoenas already issued be with
drawn or modified.
(, Attorney Humes says In his answer
that to withdraw or even modify sub.
poenas would be to deprive the gov
eminent OF It's power to investigate
and "if guilt Is established to punish
crimes which effect not only the indi.
vidual citizen but the government It.
self.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-12
.GANADA. MOBOLIZES
T.0.R.EIPE.L. GERMANS {! !: \. A!
Ludicrols Rumor Leads to
Ludicrous Results in
Ontario

(BY Associated Press

/ p \ . Y
7. NIAGARA FALLSSN. w Feb: 4 e. H.
Despite the strict censorship which
has been imposed by Canadian authort.
ties on publication Of news of 9. mill;
tary nature information from a relia.
BILE sources was received here today
Of hurried precautions taken at Mia:
CARA Falls, Ont, yesterday to resist
a threatened Invasion by German
forces from the Amer lean side!
Afforce of soldiers estimated at 500
mens and three machine gun squads
were rushed there from st. tCatharines
and placed on guard at the great pow
ersniant and the Internal ional bridge:
Theimens slept under arms last night
4TheIreportk was curren that army
OF Germans was or the way to the
Canadian city from Buffalo. There ap-
PANTY was no foundation for the war.
scare
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Can You Picture Young. Abe Lincoln
IN The VILLAGE POOlrOOn Door?

Can you picture young Abe Lincoln.
in the village pooIhail door, with his
eyes all dim and bIinkin'; splitting on
the wooden floor?
Can your. best Imagination picture
young Abe with the sots, "shakin'
bones" to beat the nation, on the va:
cant corner lots? x
Can you think OF Abe at college,.
with some booze inside his belt, with
his head devoid OF knowledge, hunt
ing some young freshman's pelt2
Picture Honest Abe" at 80, loafing
in barber shop, with his face and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-12
COME Rob cry
Of Revenue Office
fBy Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Feb. s12-C Confession to
the robbery Of the internal revenue of.
Ace at ST. Paul, January .ewhen
stamps aggregating in value $3.50 900
anal s., 900 in cash, were stolens from
the old federal building there was OBJ.
tanned today from one of the three
men arrested with their wives here
last night.
Peter. Drautzburg,s an operative OF
tbe Federal secret service announced
theg confesSio but would not Guy from
Which8 ofs the prisoners II was obtains
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to Determined Contest Which3Wa
J Begun at Once.
DIREGTQRS ARE EIEGIED
Encouraging Financial Statement Covering Work Of
the Past Year Was Submitted
BY the Officers.
By the UHlcerss )

on the work that the 81. NJ G. j. has
done and also upon the fact ttat 4he
churches of the world have helped
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton considerably.
Following the talk By Dir Wilhey
Professor Joseph Roster o. the Falr
mont State Normal School, spoke lii
detail concerning the canpaigt Of the
Reds and Blues forsmembets He. IN
an offhand way, instructed them in Tho
manner to proceed following The col.
iors and lighting for the most mem
bers. Whichever side wins VIII have
served to them a dinner in the SYM
The board of directors OF the Il II. C.
A. was nominated and elected Inst
night and some will be I'm control for
the next three years. Those elected
to the offices folIow::
For term Of. one syear-Js NJ Hartiey.
]. NJ. Black, G. H. Bloom n &. Broom
field, Charles w. Evans, ii ~. Showal-
ter, ]. o. Watson:
For. term OF two years Glenn =
Barnes. j. c. Evans DR.. G. D! Henry,
&c. Z. Hutchinson, /. III Jacobs. Dir.
j. w. Mcdonald, J. "a. Rownd.
For term OF three years-Rollc CON-
ley, Walton Miller, Joseph Roster. J..
+! Shaffermar. a. swiger. Hufh
Smith r. Awaits 's'Ssss' 'F7''''''
James NJ. Scott. Division Superin-
tendent OF the Bal fillmore and Ohio
railway at Grafton VINO wax expected
10 snealr, Ia Sthe Is se1ii,isfe. Ssas mi.
ablesto attention. 4 eeo1rf n extremely
important business keeping him comm.
ed, "a his Office AZ SSrafSon.
THE Ia nnIat "a 4 sssFvsssi Nv ,o iadIeu
ri the First AZ I5 eitufeii and he
menu WI icIi "A theyE infaned bef6re tho
diners was Inc f,s5eine
taxnuis tsiys5nps1 diillRs. liz ~;
t!speefs noodles eorn5grayy. rraDeirulf
rolls core and ia cream. The dishes
az we'll heinz Snranaks,i by tie Ia
dies Of the 5Fi-st M 81 church. were
also served bygtfieIn.
4 5vvI,iisi ia IneSS iSsSS ,stare di.,inr and
making merry Stliaiyl 5sere ea4h and nli
ring! 10 x stack his brother later
and ~ ~ sshty snts, IN ma
battle tosseeure new members. Il was
at This festiyityl that Was FIRST ret
OF the guns which starch tile war.
u THE contest WIN IeSfhe iareest ana
ost anth,, ~ y Il t6st M sse heen
stsrtad NV secretary Il W Isiel,t and
he has start al sanid5sf;nisjisd some ME
ner II Ha7 80 - $3.50 40
TIP entira sbbosSood s,,rrc,,,.;.
!, .ha " NJ a. AZ s d ans rsf,, ssied
&C.,, s,Sd I,Is,e Hi,,.
.hint AZ ti,s 1Es;tS s ss,,,. end
- tha nm Az ma .een cot
~, h,;sbt q: an aaee,fIa fio,
br tS i ,r ~. 200 cISad 49, '''''
4 AT tba a d,nnery I is;f Following financial
tom an : No = 4 ssSSads
800 -. 80, "a stsssSs,st sos t,,s vo.~
AM II Sssa % 81 9ys eSA ''9 's"-
4it't e ett1 g Y SfEt,
,Io,,, ;sSs " II; ~ sssss 20 coo
"a .ds &c.,
e.. az OK II nh r. s15s
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WIIIIPreael, at N. p. YTempIe.

4 III. Lyman Davis, of Pittsburgh, will
ecupy the pulpit at the NJ. P. Temple
morrow at both services, on &C
mi d the Hines of the pastor, DR..
q. BroomtieI a. Dr, Davis is editor
he Methodist Record r and Is q
slrer Of abillty. Dr. BFoomtield s. tll
'ip at his home en- Eoartk street
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-12
Wires Cause Fire
In Cana dian Plant.

MONTREAL, Feb. Il. Fire today
caused damage Sestimated at S50, 900
forge department of the Canada Car
and sFoundry8co company. Crossed cleo
.trfc wires was supposed to have been
responsible for the ondagration.
The Canad i1nS Car and - undryI COM
panyfisSenEageds in turning out @ cons
tract for shells for Russian goyerns
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-12
Harvaf President
Oppose TOT randeis
tRy Associated Prcss)

y WAsHINGTO Feb. ia Law:
renee Lowell, president OF Howard,
i30nied with "a other citizens of Bosf
ton in sending to- the Senate today
pet tiont oppo sing the nation of
louis d. Brand eis for Justice of the
fSubreme court
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iThe Weather.

west virginia. ain tonight. probab.
" turning to snow; Sunday; colder,
western Penns.- Snow In the north,
rain turning to snow in south tonight;
Sunday snow hurries, colder in south.
IN ocAL3 WEATHE R READINGS
"a p. Hall, 0beerVer.s (:
Temperature at g q. nj today, 80:
SYeSterday,s weath her, clear; temper.
ature5 maxtmums IS minimum 80; pre-!
ctpIt don, 4
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\. .... clrty. rMlEs Irom TIC corner
~ Il
Abe, it seems. YVES quite too busy
10 ct into such scene; ignorant, OF
.iEht life dizzy, quite content with
looking "g-een.' But he surely cut
tho mustard when tho stuff was there
to cut, and he won the biggest Gus
tard. though the swclls thought him
a mutt.
Honest Abe! Your names still
ringing through the corridors OF fame;
all the world your praise is singing,
every man reverse YOU name! Had
YOU epent your morning sleeping and
your evenings Drinking rye, poets
would not now be keeping bright that
fame which will mott die! ].
-cHhRLES$D ID. DRIsCoLL.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

the levying or collecting of the
poll tax, as the request for ex-
PLANTATION was directed to me, if
you will give me the space, l will
give Mr.. Leavitt the explanation
which he asks for and will en-
tighten him in regard to the man
ner in which poll taxes are levied
and collected.
The county commissioners
first agree upon the amount to be
levied and enter an order that it
will be collected. 1t is the duty
.Of the County Road Supervisor to
see that it is collected but as he
cannot see each person seperate-
ly he Deputies the road overseer
in each road district to collect
the poll taxes for that district.
The county road supervisor has
no jurisdiction in Independent
Highway Districts and incorpor-
ated cities and it is the duty of
the commissioners of the district
in Independent highway districts
and the city council in incorpor-
ated cities to see that the poll
tax is collected.
Practically everyone in the
county that was liable for the poll
tax paid il last year outside OF
the city of st. Maries and if the
local officials neglected to per-
form their duties they should be
taken to task and not the county
officials.
C. r. REYNOLDS,
Assessor
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

10y MIS-. -. -. IAdJJJ
A 5000 mile trip In our g. pass
enger auto from st. MarIes to ri
Juana, Mexico, by way of the two
expeditions.
Continued
Up where Che fierce winds
blow,
The little people of the snow
Are busy all the while.
Unseen by hu nan eye,
In sportive mood their time
beguile,
They pile the snow flakes up so
high
The great drifts reach unto the
sky.
Then with the mountains ROBBED
in white
All things in cloudland put to
right
They deem it only just and
fair
To give old earth a little
share
OF joys so happy and so rare.
So floating on the stormcloud's
breast
While old earth's children are
at rest
They come, these people Of the
snow
To make things beautiful be-
low.
They cover the brown earth so
carefully
With a blanket soft, white and
warm
Folding the baby plants AID
seeds most tenderly
To keep them from cold and
harm.
Until the raindrops, tapping
gently
Will awaken them from their
sleep
And at the first warm rays oil
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-03-10

Francis X. Bushman, the favor
tie of thousands of patrons Of
FINLAND, will make his first ap-
pearance on the screen in pen
nington's Choice" with Beverly
Bayne, another picture star
loved and adOred by thousands,
appearing in the role opposite
him. The role played by Mr..
Bushman affords him ample op-
pOrtunity to display his remark
able strength and prowess. AS
a New York clubman he must
first prove his courage among
the woOdsmen in the Canadian
Northwest before the girl of his
choice will consent to be his
wife. Miss Bayne has a part
that fits her equally as well, ana
the unusual love story interwov-
en- in this intense drama, centers
around her. There is an I'M
usually good supporting cast
which includes Wellington Play
ter, Helen Dunbar, Lester CuneO,
William Farris, II. O'Dell, Morris
Cytron and J. J. Jeffries, the lat
ter being shown in a boxing scene
within Mr.. Bushman.
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Crum Announces
His Candidacy

The following is from the Lew
istOn Tribune of March 5th 1916:
George w. Crum, member of
the firm of White Bros. & Crum,
yesterday isued his formal an
nouncement of candidacy for the
nomination for governor on the
republican ticket. Mr.. Crum's
announcement to the press of the
state is brief, statement being
made that his policies will be de-
fined during the progress of the
primary campaign. The follow
ing is the formal announcement
made:
Il have definitely decided to be-
come a candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for governor of
Idaho. This decision accords
with my own ambition to serve
the people Of the state and the
expressed desire of many of its
best citizens for me to become a
candidate.
''In the various ways open ia
me, l have made a reasonably
thorough test Of the advisable
ity of such action on my part
Personal contact with republican
workers from various parts of the
state, letters from practically
every county and a friendly at
titude of the state press have in
duced me to believe that the cal
to service is clear, insistent anC
sincere. Under these circum-
stances, it seems to me it is m!
duty as a citizen and as a repub-
lican to enter the contest for thu
nomination.
During the progress of thu
primary campaign I shall defn,
the policies which l believe SHOULD
obtain in state government.
Il am impressed with the du
ties this announcement involves
lNo man of character and Of higl
regard for citizenship can viey
lit lightly. l am in the race wit
the best there is in me for Idah
and for the republican party, an
am in it to stay and win"
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Th@at@rS'
AT THE IDEAL

THE Woman Pays" an in
tensely interesting five part pro-
duction in which Valli Valli, the
we'll known English actress, will
be seen in the stellar role, will
be shown at the Ideal on Sun
day.
1.-THE Woman Pays" was pro-
duced by the Rolfe Photo Plays
Ire. and is released on the Metro
program. Miss Valli is sur
rounded by a cast of superior
quality in this production, in
Guiding Marie Empress, Edward
Brennan, John f. Bowers, Paul
Lawrence and Mrs. Julia Hurley.
There are many tense scenes
in this marvelOusly dramatic
picture, one being a big bali
room scene into which a tree is
hurled by a storm. This thrill
ing incident is realistically
staged, and shows the master
hand of Edgar Jones, who direct
ed the production.
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Notice for Foreclosure of Tax
Certificate.

To All Persons In Possession
Or Occupancy OF Or Who Claim
Ownership In The Lands And
Premises Hereinafter Described.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
thatI, Chas. A. Mclean, am the
owner Of Tax Certificate No l64T
OF 1912 sale, tax of 1914 on the
following described property to-
wit: Lot ?, Block 5, Town Of
Tyson. Said property was as
sessed for the year 1914 in the
name of j. b. Renfro for the sum
of 90 cents delinquent taxes.
The time for redemption will
expire at the end of three (3)
months from date Of this notice
and at that time the undersigned
will apply to the tax collector for
a tax deed to said land.
Dated this 18h day of Febru-
AIRY, A. D., 1916.
CHAS. A. MCLEAN,
Tyson, Idaho.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE of Geo. W. Riley, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned executor of the
estate of Geo. w. Riley, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first pub
location of this notice, to the said
executor at his place of residence
at Tensed, Idaho, the same being
the place for the transaction OF
the business Of said estate, in the
County of Benewah, State of
Idaho.
Dated this 2sth day of Febru-
airy, 1916.
RAYMOND GILBERT
Executor of the Estate
of Geo. w. Riley, de-
ceased.
Mar. 7-29.
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Ito be continued(
ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF IDA
HO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF BENEWAH.
C. Merriman,
Plaintiff,
vs..
L. C. Franklin and Eda Franklin,
his wife,
Defendants
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(To be continued
NOTICE

To the Stockholders of the ST.
Maries Creamery Company, Linn
tied.
The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the st. Maries
sreamery Company, Limited, will
be held at the Kootenai Inn on
Tuesday, March IA, at 8 o'clock
70. m.
f. A. JOHNSTON,
Secretary.