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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Stuck.

Stuck.
want to write II piece OF verso
10 start this column on,
But grandma has tho quinsy
And the baby has Il cough;
The rent Is due and groceries
Are going on the blink
with all these mad distractions, how
Can anybody think?
Ia like 10 write a sonnet, or
An ode to Autumn's gold
Id love to rattle off some lines
TO tell tho story old;
out coal has gone so high anu meat
Is so much more Il pound
That all my wheels OF poesy
Refuse to go around!
! had one fine dea-it
was humorous-a scream!
Another thought Nature stunt
broad, Olympic dream!
indeed. but for the common cares
That so distract my soul
might have written something good
To fill this little hole.
But so 1t goes--a poet man
Is just like other folks;
when things harass he cunnot write
poem, nor Il joke.
Ana so you'll have to scuse me, please
Dull care blocks poesy's way;
III have to write these last two lines
And let it go to-day.
w L. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

For the hyphenatc
ANA he that stands upon slippery place
Makes nice OF vile hold to STAY him IN :"
king John. ILL., 4.
FOR him who would do good TO his soul: And
now am j. If II man should speak truly little
better than one of the wckcd."-King Henry
~. Part l., j. ..
For the victim Of melancholy: "a Gun of hot
wine with not IL drop of allaying Tbcr int
Coriolunus. it, /.
For tho political prophet:
III YOU can look into the seeds OF time
And say which grain will grow and which will
not Macbeth. t. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

self (colon bacillus) or from n focus In the
thront pneumococcus) In most cases Our
cessiHe use Of meat and evcrybody's ailment--
Sohstipation-nrc probably contributing factors.
O Dr; - l.. Naab. who practiced for years In the
orient. said that he saw appendicitis only twice
In nearly 1000 patients coming to his hospital.
He attributes the rarity OF the disease Gin Diar-
beitr. on the Tigris Rivcr) to the preponderance
OF fruits In the diet. 1t is well known that an
eNccss OF meat In the diet favors colon baci-
ius activity and tho colon bacillus is the com
monest cause Of appendicitis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
The Voice of the People
"rou-AIi, liz Never singular.

10 TIC Fdltoi OF THO TImeB- DISPATCH
Sir.-Icrmit me to commend for the
excellent statement in your. editorial We %
in the south For my part. may say that
WAS raised near the rice fields Of South Caro-
lima, attended college in the Piedmont section
have lived in North Carolina. the mountains
OF Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky. and for
the past five gears have been in Southsidc Vir-
ginia-and ! am yet to hear white person
a negro. rice field negroes included. use the
expression "you-al' when they consider
Ing one person.
Tho same newspaper thought which started
the notion that all Of male negroes are
named either RastuS or SRmho doubt started
this notion. THOMAS II. EASON.
State Normal School
EnrmNilln Oct her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
tioprrIn tuIynrIs

"heh doctor doesn't know anythipr ill.,,
VIC '""Se' ch"rhcter or cure OF IL disease h.
applies h ign-ialuiin title to it ana bido. ,a
hind the title, just some doctors hi1 " Us, pc
their boards. Alopccia vulpnri. :. 49, n 'e'.hd
skin ana scalp Specialist says when he ,,.am
,nn"l l p.ein"!"fc badness. one can say
considerable about in irint ~, .,a san
altacks one, IN me mean cowardlv way II bo.
creeping up behind one without - ~ mas,
getting in Its nefarious work I'm th,. dn, n
TO speak, one realizes how vast is our 80; n, ~
30 o'' 'shor-
When nothing much is known ,ho,, ~
ease trust the Germans 10 devise n rnn,"d
,nn u nr IAN, pnEs'c'ah*-we we all have to-
ahhc OF our mats TO them They are by ali
ODDS the best In the world The t,tn ~, 10; a.
m T.; @ n ,im on our charter extend
by Herr Doktcr T.. Krornaycr a., m ,inn'e4
W. ,; r"th ~ ,he i'eutch" Mcdiziniscbe
pcailnE. " 'iore APP
me Herr Dokier displays keen understandings.
Of the complaint, FOR he arrces Win ~" NUN" ha
nnstcr of this column that Inc 60. -, ,'e hoad
light and air and gets too littIe of In,, 'enuH
cause We stay indoors too much ana w., oe
lids when we &" out. Then th, orcm,, ,u' -, on
Of dns'. sweat and sebum ,oiD ON thn "o"'
provides food for germ. WI INC scalp
Tho barber kindly ctn,riIu,n. ~, 49,
germs set up pityriasi -niIurus - 'liS me
ness, aamar"m Ultimately the hair follicles
or foots arc invaded 10y tho germs am, ~, '.
or alas, as YOU please. hair ia Ia - ' at ''st'
The scalp should he thoroughly sh,unoo-,,
at least three times Il wcci, uro,' ,"""poo'u
dandruff is present In order tn 1872 sIiasis or
removed by the soap, fifteen or ,yYnn,, :. ,n u VI.
" thve) per cent solution of nctro,n, ,, pa VI
cincD in ether should lac wen ruh,na ,u m 'Vas-
scalp on toothbrush with n pad nr u"n, me nc
Q,lacc Of bristlcs. '' VI WOOL IN
Any pure toilet soap may h ,o,
, pooling. but for dark hair liquid TAR .n. , S S
ccilcnt. The important thing is tn ,in ~ ~ tN
! soap. by means OF repeated rm-wntor ou h az
| ers, before the hair and sraIn NV ' , snow
| for taking cold AS result Of ah.,n,, a. AS
| Is just as likely To he scro,,slv ,i.niin ore
change of hose ''" from
., neln 'o u,nnn "n,hor suddenly drops tn,
! lis ,.Ill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

have building begun in the shortest
possible time.
There will he no difficulty getting
steel for the new ships. il is said AL
though an increase in price has been
noted by prospective bidders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Chats With Virginia Editors


praying for the President and pray for the
to us to be wise.-Newport News Times Heraid
Amen.
The philosopher OF the Norfolk Ledger Dis.
patch gets off the following: 'Tf everybody
"y o Sei st1S the @ of
would be all right but for the big 'if"
The statement" says the Norfolk virgininn-
Pilot, that teaching child 10 sing will cure
IT of suffering serves TO remind us that there
things than suffering" That is
If thc~atntcmcnt wero true.
Talking about neutrality. the Zig stone Gan
Post furnishes us with nm idea of the real thing
1t says: "Hetween dying gloriously on the field
Of battle and perishing miscrably in the pur-
suit of peace, infinitely prefer 10 do neither
"If we would only stop telling what other
there wouldn't he half as much gossip in the
world" And nightly little stirring for
the readers OF the weekly papers.
The Roanoke Times. IN reply to nm innocent
responder t---an imaginary ono--snys: Giles
Jackson isn't running for Congress in tho Ninth
District. notwithstanding tho fact that tho Re-
publicans out there trying to make 1t APP
pcnr that no Is the chief Issue In the campaign"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Helm In the Good Fight.

r-HERE is one danger-and only one---the
L Democratic party faces in this campaign
now drawing to triumphant conclusion. IL
is the danger OF overconidence. The drift
Ia President Wilson has been tremendous
ana SO obvious there is a likelihood the
party's rank and file. serene in the assurance
OF victory. will be content TO abate their ef-
forts This must not be. The fight will
not be Won until the ballots are counted.
Money is needed to set on, the vote in the
doubtful states, and we OF Virginia can. and
should help our brethren elsewhere The
Times Dispatch urges every good Democrat
TO contribute to the fund this newspaper is
raising 10 aid in the national campaign The
lists Will close Saturday night DO not delay.
Since The war began. kiplng has probably
changed his mind about Britain's muddied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Narrow Escapo i~om ,b.ur,i,,,

\ NGl MENT aaalUst Moyinc-p.c.prc CON
a sorship baa-a Oh .Ao bropcrty righis,,
OF the producers and otlcr similar catch.
phrase. is futile The only rear point in Issue
is what good would be accomplished by he
1na:tenance OF separate censorship? prac.
tical knowledge al the workings OF censor
chip. as occasionally pracliced in this com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

TO INC Edltor or The Times Dispatch:
Sill am for Woodrow Wilson because.
obl!viuus to the caviling Of the opposition party
at his every act. impcrvious to the ciamor OF
the moneycd interests for intervention and the
patent efforts made at tho border fomcnt
II, he has steadfastly held to his lofty purpose,
exhibiting toward down trodden Mexico the
identicni sympathy and brother kindness We
know Washington jefferson would have ac-
corded them because his desire is to help. not
oppress. them; liberatc. not annex. them; he
cause, conscious OF our superior power he has
been patient. not overbearnE: and remember
Ing our struggle for Independence, has not de-
prired them OF the privilege OF gaining theirs
cXnect to vote for him because in dealing
with European governments his watchwnrd has
been Amcrcn First. Safety First: because
he has priced life above property rights: main
tainco neutrality: and because Of his wonder
ful legislative achievements.
! admire him because when he gees he has
been wrong. he has tho courage admit II
and assume new attitude: because he is strong
ana fearless Yet cotnpaS Sionntc: wise far
seeing. yet modest: because he is a statesman
scholar. patriot and with him the interests of
inc wholc American pcopic arc paramount.
CHA T.. SNODGRASS
City Point, Va. October 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

"h'n me Colonel claimed personal
Fh"Wl"dgc' OF certain events in New York
ne World proved by the record that he was
somewhere IN another country. Whereupon
inc colonel rcsorted TO the last argument of
me man caught in his own toils--he used
the short and ugly word. But the world be-
!icvcn the World
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
SnnkeH.

Il. NJ. DAD 4 hoop snake is harmless
snake OF the Southern United states SO called
from the mistaken notion that ii curves itself
into II hoop. taking it's tail into its mouth and
rolls with great ve'oeitH az Joint snake or
a glass snake rs hmDicsS ilznrd OF the South
snake called from It's frmgility. the tail easily
applied to similar species found in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

Justice fiughes's highly judicial tampera-
incnt was never displayed to better advantage
man IN the little matter OF hyphcn II
enables him to be on both sides OF the issue
a, the same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

loVcd the girl with all my heart
Until sight did greet my eyes:
She jcrked along Il little dog
Bedcckcd with lurid ribbon tics.
Now this is why my former love
Became so dos-gonc otherwise.
y. CRANK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Modern Fighters in Armor

. ESlDES the barbarous methods OF other
- days, first INDUCED in by the Germans
deliberately and now, perhaps not infrc-
quenuy, followed by some Of their opponents,
The fighting men are adopting the weapons
and the defonses employed in battles long
ago. The trench is revcrsion. as is the
hand grenade; sapping and mining, so com
mon or the western front. were devised hun
dredS OF years ago; the short knives, with
which the trench cleaners" are supplied
might have been used by the Franks as we'll
as by The Huns. and the steel helmet is ii
revival Of the ancient and medieval
i is now possible that another halr-forgot-
ten part of man-at-arms' equipment will
come INTO -. as&n-thc shield. And it is
even suga6sted that coats OF mail might prove
effective. This discussion is active particu-
!arly N the British War Office where il is
realized that the soldiers OF the allies, now
constantly attacking German positions, must
have some protection from the storms Of rifle
and marhine-gun fire. IS the helmets have
practically done away with slight head
wound so The coat OF mail and the shield
might ward OF literally millions of body
wounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

Western hecklor fool and coward" was that
he considered the Ananias Club full enough
already.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
WOnilCrful.

How did Binks acquire his INFORMATION nc m
amateur detective:"
lie discovered what the 100 per cent candi
"a'e really thinks about some public question"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
The I'cssimIst SnyS:

Whlie honesty unquestionably is the best
policy some men still prefer 10 carry cheaper
forms Of insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

thwary gentlemen who placed wagers or
if"shea are beginning TO hedge This shows
III ieaS' 'hey can read the signs of the times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

PUBLISHED every dny In the year 10 south Tenth
street. Richmond. Va. u. The Times Dispatch Pub
li.hinS Co.. Inc. Charles L. lin>brook. Editor ANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

ADDRESS ALL cOMnIu NiCATIoNs to The Times
Dispatch. ~ indiN luu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

Grubbs-Why do YOU undertake. ia comno-.
DR.. Sliccm to great SOLDIER
Stubhs-Bccause he has carved his wav :,
success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

JElErNuNE: Randolph 1. Private Branch Exchange
connecting with ull departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

one of Bulgaria. statesmen has just been
convicted of stealing 100000. Who says
the Balkans are not becoming civilized?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
I'OlitIrnI.

I know that the Southern states have voted
the Democratic ticket invariably since ISS0
and shall be pleased to know If there liz any
elections every time since that date Can YOU
tell me? r. r. wSI.SI
Vermont only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

sPECI,I ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,: Has
brook, \ Brooks, Inc. titth Avenue
New Nork: Mutual Life building. Philadelphia.
pcoplrs' ;.is building. Ihi, ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

Wntercd stock.
H. M.-Watcrcd stock Of 4 corporation is stock
issued i'm excess OF money invested Thus If
corporation should he oruaniZcd with 81 Ooo .
0 o"o par value OF capital stock. and only $780,
il would have 100000 OF watered stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
TIC IsigI,t-IIour I,,r

toter-Yes seventy eight Republican Rep
reScntatives. including Joseph c. Cannon. vol cd
for the Adarnson bill. y complete iist showins
how each member Of Congress voted can he
Der L. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Questions and ,n.,,,

N"SSstohS thSwrrs
The Cause OF Appendicitis Ilc,,
corning cause of appendicitis ''""" c"h y
Answcr-Thc direct cans. J.. L.,,
ton, the germs coming from the in," 90, ,a' rec T.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Mason Presidents

FrrNIUenfN.
e. eve n ,si OF the rresidents Of the
Washington, jackson Polk. buchanan, John
son. Garfield, Mckinley. Roosevelt TAFT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
RirIJnlunb Ginlp:s, pispatrb

THE TIMES TIE DISPATCH
Est. 1880
Entered january 81, 1905 the r">t-Once nt
Ritlimond. Va. "a second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
Queries and Answers
lIcrCIlflltIIac-

Mcrchnndtsr.
In the postal classification. what class is
merchandise? X "
Fourth
SOcTailsts
Please give the address az the Socialist head
quarters for the state Of Virginia.
80 ,, MISS NJ. a.
400 Lyric Building Richmond Va
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-09-01

An adjourned meeting of the Com
missioners was held Monday. w. L.
D'Olier, representing the Sanitary Cor
poration, OF New York, asked for a
more definite statement as to required
tonnage capacity of the proposed incin-
Grating plant. He was told to make
his estimate on the basis of a thirty
ton plant. City Engineer Weir report
ed he was unable to prepare for this
meeting an itemized count of extra
materials used in the change of plans in
constructing the sewage disposal plant,
but would be ready to submit the &C.
count at the regular meeting on Thurs
day.
Get the habit; follow the crowd to
Wirth's Cafe.
Joseph Sporting, about 40 years old,
OF Philadelphia, was instantly killed
while endeavoring to board the NOV
ing $50 excursion at the Pennsylvania
station Sunday evening. The man at
tempted to jump on the rear platform
steps of one coach and lost his hold and
rolled under the front wheels of the fol-
lowing coach. The wheels of several
coaches passed over the man before the
train could be stopped and the mangled
body removed from the track. A check
for S44.5o made payable to the Queen
Bess Manufacturing Co.. of al N. Sd
street, Philadelphia. signed by Joseph
M. Sweet, the bath house proprietor,
and a business card bearing the l41 N.
Sd street address on which was written
the name M. r. Auerbach. 12S E. Palm
road, Wild wood Crest, found in the
mans coat pocket enabled the coroner
to establish his identity. 1t was learn
ed that Mr.. Sporting had spent part OF
SUNDAY. with Mr.. Auerbach at the Crest
address considering a prospective bust
ness partnership and had come up tc
Wild wood to take the train here.
The Atlantic avenue barber shop
with three BARRIERS in attendance. Bob.
wing VI NhtAoACh balis II, u. oSlulc. :"
R. o. Bidwell, who went to Texas
from Vineland seven or eight years ago
and found improved health, was here
last Saturday. He settled in Corpus
Christi, near which city he has a cotton
field Of 200 acres. Because of a drouth
early in the season Mr.. Bidwell had
given up all hope of a crop. The cot
ton seed laid in the ground for five
months and a good rain started it about
tue Fourth of July. He expects now
to harvest one hundred bales of cotton.
He came north TO dispose of some prop
erty at Wild wood, which was sold in
the Ackley sale.
Tutoring by experienced teachers.
College, high school and elementary
branches. George H. Davis, Hotel
Dayton. X
Miss Angelina Kane, of Germantown,
il among the attractive girls stopping
at 121 Pine e
Continued on page s
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-09-01

1 hereby submit my name to the
voters of Cape May County as a candi-
date for the nomination of sheriff on
the Republican ticket at the ensuing
primaries.
ROBERT s. MILLER.
Paid for by Robert 8. filler.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
AT THE ORPHEUM,

Owing to delay in receiving the
customary heralds and advance sheets
announcing the nature of the film to
follow, Geo. Bartell, proprietor of the
Orpheum, was not able to give out the
name of the feature to be presented
Saturday and Sunday evenings. 1t
would be more of satisfaction to be
able to announce what is coming in the
nature of pictures, but we are safe in
promising that whatever is to come
will be an attraction well worth see
Ing. The Orpheum has been putting on
a choice line of photo plays all summer
and the same high standard will be
continued. The Orpheum is a pleasant
and comfortable show house and the
public are able to enjoy the presenta-
tons without any personal inconven-
fence. Mr.. Bartell aims to supply the
very latest and best attractions in the
film line, and We can promise that the
pictures for Saturday and Sunday
evenings will be equal in every respect
to those heretofore presented at the
Orpheum,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28

Albert Henson was down from Che
saw Sunday.
Last Thursday night bold high
wayman entered the depot at Marcus
and held up the night man at the point
OF gun. The amount of cash secured
hardly paid for the chances taken. The
robber also got away with a bundle If
pay checks, but they will hardly do
him any good.
monroe Harmon reports that the
work OF retimbering is progressing
satisfactorily at the Ruby mine. Owing
to the fact that the mine was shut
down for so long period there was
much work of this nature to do, and
1t Will be some time before actual min
ing will be in progress.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
'serial Nos. Ol4624-O14625)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Offioppa of the Interior. IT G Land
IS. is1sa at Waterville. Washington June
Fl Nos'e VaI is hereby given that Henry
who on J Jan wyke' Of ,ooroville. washington,
TE:iry serial M No O14624, for NV i ME
T. AZ NV IA and NE IA SW Ia Sec 90
made sdditio rs Fl bo ans on January
Nc NS o14s25 for lots iss!ea ana entry serial
meta a. rs sec; 30 7. 40 N, R. 26 e. villa
ton s to "e mahs H has filed notice Of intea
fish claim "t to FIVE Fly ,a Year proof to estab-
mi .e Julia Bussert, United States c ro@
9th doW at Oroville, Washington IN ~
JohnSnn names as witnesses. Oua
Ch anrsS,on Paul Baker, Steve Knoc,, one one
ING "a'son, all Of Oroviile. Wash. anu
BEN SPEAR, Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
Blacks1nithinq.

The undersigned announces that he
mas reopened the old Bragg blacksmith
shop. on Railroad avenue, and io pre-
pared to Go horseshoeing, repairing
and general blacksmithing work. He
invites all of his old customers and a
many new ones as wish first class
work to give him call and trial
JOHN PAYNE.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-28
REGISTRATION OFFICES.

Voters in the country precincts
sould bear in mind that they must reg
lister this year in order to vote. They
must register before the regularly ap-
pointed registration officer, and for the
benefit of our readers we publish the
following list of registration officers:
Precinct. Address. Name.
Aeneas-Anglin ..... Geo. B. Rubert
Anglin-Anglin ........G Grace Isaacs
Observation-Disclosures "A. ]. O'Connor
Beeman-Hassan ..... .Chas. Beeman
BOdie-Wauconda ........L. S. Kurtz
CarltOn-Carlton -. F.. w. Plessinger
Chesaw-Chesaw ........V. G. Grove
Conconully-Conconully C. A. Weeks
Ellemeham-Oroville M. Hershberger
Havillah-Havillah ........C B. Dunn
Hunt!ey-Tonasket wv. X. Halsey
Kipling-Chesaw &C. M. Burnham
Observation-Disclosures A. R. Knowlton
LOomis-Loomis :. H. w. Champneys
MISUNDERSTANDING ......A. o. Mcleod
Malott-Malott ......... Edwin Dow
Methow-Methow I'm. E. Tonseth
MOIoOu~NoloOu ~. .. DdIuS
Nespelem-Nespelem IF. M. DeCamp
Observation-Disclosures w. c. Jones
North Star-Brewster ....U. e. Fries
Okla. No. 1-Okanogan NJ. D. Thomas
Okla. No. 2.-Okanogan w. J. Colvin
Okla. No. 3.-Oka. wv. A. Harrington
Omak No. 1.-Omak L. w. Lamoreaux
Omak No. 2.-Omak ......C. J. Gould
Omak No. 3-Omak ....A. J. Krejberg
Ophir-Malott ......... Geo. A. Davis
Oroville No. 1-Oroville -. Ed. Davis
Oroville No. 2-Oroville, E. R. Hoose
Orc. No. 3-Oroville F. l.. Stansbury
Pateros-Pateros ..... .Chas. T. Borg
Park-Olema ....... .Chas B. Norton
Pleas. Val.-Okanogan J. Chalmers
Pine Creek-Tonasket r. E. Smith
Riverside No. Riverside ........
.................... w. H. Patterson
Riverside No. 3-Riverside ........
...................I A. Bennett
San Poil-Aeneas ....... Geo. Bailey
Spring Coulee No. 1-Okanogan.
INSTRUMENTATION. Ted MalOney
Spring Coulee No. 2.-Okanogan.
...................W w. H. Carpenter
Twisp No. 1-Twisp :. j. H. Wilmarth
Twisp No. 2-Twisp >. Grace J. Filler
Tunk Ck.-Synarep Mrs. S. r. Rickel
Tonasket No. 1-Tonasket. .........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ralph Pheasant
Ton. No. 3-Tonasket IS. J. Sincock
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. N. Merrill
MISUNDERSTANDING F. F. Ventzke