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RE-OPENING OF SALOONS IN
OHIO TOWN BRING TROUBLE

Gallipolis. Ohio. the home town OF
John Weed of this city. is experience
ing the ill-enects of a restoration Of
the saloon business after having once
banished the sale of intoxicating
liquors from its borders. For a
long time Gallipolis was a dry city.
cut a year or SO ago the people there
voted for license and the saloon was
re-established with all OF its train OF
attendant evils.
Recently inspectors representing
the state Liquor License Bureau visit
ed the city and made an inquiry into
the condition OF the liquor business
there. As result OF their findings
in a two days investigation eleven
saloonkeepers were arrested and TAX
en- before the police magistrate on
the charge OF selling intoxicants to
minors.
Because of the deplorable state OF
affairs that was found to exist by
reason of the restoration of the
saloons in the community and their
pernicious influence in debauching
public morals a wave of indignant
protest and horrified disapproval is
sweeping over Gallipolis and the
people are determined TO rid them
selves OF the evil at the next election.
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WOOD BROS.
PURCHASE
THE TOOLE
BUSINESS
STOCK COMPANY WILL BE
FORMED TO HANDLE THE BUS
INEss; WILL NOT CONFLICT
WITH THEIR CLOTHING INTER
EsTs IN ANY WAY.
MISS BLANCHE WING
TO Be MANAGER

Mr.. Alva Wood returned Friday af-
ternoon from Denver, where he pur-
chased the stock and the store lease
Of the Toole Stores for the firm of
Wood Bros. 1t is understood that he
made the deal at a price which will
enable the conduction of the store in
a better way than ever before.
A stock company will be formed TO
take over the business of the newly
acquired store and Wood Bros will
devote greater share of their
time in the successful management of
their clothing store. which they are
fast bringing into the very front rank
in mercantile circles.
The new venture will not interfere
with their established business at all
and will be entirely separate and
apart The boys saw a good oppor-
tunity for investment and took it up
While in the Capital City Mr.. Wood
made splendid arrangements for the
purchase of future stock for the 5
and 10 cent store which Will enable
II to compete fayorably with the big
gest and 10 cent stores in the
country and to offer the people of this
vicinity always bigger and better
values than formerly.
1t is expected that the new COM
pany will title the store. The Well
Worth 5. 10. Is and % Cent Store"
Miss Blanche Wing. formerly cash.
ier OF The Canon Grocery Company
and well and popularity known in
Canon City and who is an unusually
competent business woman will ar
rive from the east in few days and
will take active charge of the store.
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safe return :

cdA0 ACtuAA
TO the homeland Of hef Birth
The ties of nature and home .ars
stronger.
And dearer than any ON earth.
sAnd God bless Bertha. wherever she
is.
tBe "a wall of defense round about
May she never falter in DANG Gods
Never question or have reason to
And If it is His will. that she again
take it up.
Gisas her strength of body and mind.
The highest enjoyment here On this
earth,
May she in Thy service find.
And God bless her mother who szeri-
6aeti too
Only God knows her hearts despair,
And God bless her father and sisters.
and brother
We inelnds them all in our prayer.
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CANON CITY HIGH
SCROOL.. NOTES
(BY MAX HARDY.

Last Tuesday morning a short (very
shorD assembly period was enjoyed
The program didn't amount to much.
Forensic.
Tuesday evening the regular meet
ing of the Forensic league was held
at the school. The literary program
was humorous one. 1t consisted of:
Humorous Reading-Alden Eaton.
Latest Jokes-Finis Parks.
Vocal Solo-Bob Boucher
Humorous Debate-"Resolved, That
Oscar Swanson Profted BY Cutting
up in Forensic" Affirmative, Oscar
Swanson; Negative. Ed Williams.
Mr.. Swanson had one-minute
speech but Mr. Williams talked five
seconds longer and won the debate.
At this meeting preliminary arrange
ments were made for big banquet
to be held in February. Last year
great success and it is certain that
this years will be bigger and better
than the last.
1t was announced that William
Carlson. Finis Parks. and Earl Fulker
son are the members who will de-
bate the girls team in assembly soon.
These men are all new members but
are all fine debaters.
Hesperia.
Wednesday. a sIecial business me.
i..s of the Quo was called. Tno
model drawing of the pin was pres
ented to the members for inspection.
A vote was taken and the model
unanimously accepted. The pins have
been ordered and soon Hesperia will
be appearing in all her glory. II was
announced that the date OF the de-
bate. between the Forensic League
and Hesperia. has been postponed un-
til February 18th. on account of ex-
aminations This will postpone the
date of our play.
The club had charge of the selling
of Red Cross Seals. and the amount
sold came to forty-nine dollars and
ninety-six cents (s49e6). This
amount does not include the Seals
sent from Denver TO individuals.
A club of the ninth and tenth grade
girls under the supervision of Miss
Gregg. very kindly helped US in sell
ing the stamps.
Prof. Hoale Resigns.
Prof. c. A. Hogle who has taught
science and also had charge of the
athletics in North Canon High School
this last semester. has resigned. He
will leave soon for Las Animas where
he viii become superintendent of
schools. Mr.. Hogle is very popular
among the students and will be great.
ly missed.
Basket Ball Game.
The High School basket ball team
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HENRY cHETELAr DIED
IN VICTOR TODAY

John Chetelat. superintendent of
the Canon City wsterworks system.
received a message this morning
from Victor announcing the death
there Sunday night Of his brother.
Henry Chetelat. from pneumonia. af-
ter brief illness. The deceased.
who formerly lived here. was about
fifty-six years OF age. He had been
sick only two or three days. John
Cheteiat went to Victor ON the auto
stage this morning to attend the fune-
raj. which will. probably, occur on
Wednesday.
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DANCING AT ~HiLLHuRST" ON
FRIDAY NIGHT

a delightful dancing party was
given Friday night at "Hillhurst" on
South Ninth street. Lincoln Park.
the home of Mrs. II. II. Kennedy, by
Miss Nellie Porter in honor of Miss
Nellie Walsh There were thirteen
couples present and the affair was
one of great enjoyment to all. Ex-
ceilent music and congeniai party
of young people made the gathering
memorably pleasant one. Dancing
continued Till II o'clock. Dainty re-
fTeshments were served.
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ENTERTAINED CHOIR MEMBERS

At the conclusion Of the regular re-
hearsal OF the choir of the First Pres
byterian church Friday night Miss
Millicent Steacy. the directories Of
the organization. entertained its mem
bers at a charming social gathering.
The affair was largely an informal
one. but very enjoyable to all who
were privileged TO be her guests. A
luncheon was feature of the occa-
sion
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ENTERTAINED FOREIGN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Mrs. Lafe Combs Was hostess to
the ladies constituting the member
ship of the Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. of the First Methodist church and
a few OF their friends at a delightful
social gathering at her home. III
Greenwood avenue. Friday afternoon.
There were about twenty-five guests.
Refreshments were served following
the regular business session Of the
society.
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G. c. CLUE MEET.

The C. c. Club met at the home -of
Mrs. Swanson on Macon avenue Fri
day afternoon All but one member
was presnt and the ladies had very
enjoyable afternoon at needlework
and socially. Dainty refreshments
wee served which completed the af-
ternoon's pleasure.
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MISS BERTHA EVANS SURPRISED

Thursday evening a number of the
ladies OF the Baptist Church met al
the home OF Miss Grace Lyon where
a surprise party had been planned in
honor OF Miss Evans birthday. A
very pleasant evening was spent with
games and music. The following
poem was written by Mrs. Sarah Nc
Ray and was read during the evening
by Mrs. w. a. Benson.
a Tribute To Bertha Evans.
For our dear Bertha, oh Lord we
thank Thee.
And that her lot has been cast In
with ours.
May her pathway follow the sun.
shine.
And the way abound with flowers.
May the flowers be the love of the
children.
Whose hearts she has turned TO Thy
Truth.
In the innocent days of their child
hood
In the beautiful days OF their youth
With dIscomforts many and com
forts few.
She stlll laboIed on under a tropic
sun.
TIL her physical being was spent.
And her strength almost undone.
But God answered her prayer and
gave renewed hope.
And strength to lift again the bur
den of care.
When We ask for Gods blessing let
us confidently hope.
And never again despair.
God bless her for those years Of
patient sowing.
With hope for the harvest rare.
How tenderly each little plant was
nourished.
And watered. and pruned with such
care.
As they grow and blossom and bud
for fruit.
May her JOY in her work increase.
May II go on. and on. and on thru
the years,
And like Eternity. never cease.
For another year OF her life we
thank Thee.
And that thou has permitted her feet
TO turn
To the home OF her dearly loved ones.
For whom her heart did yearn.
We are thankful TO God for her
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from my age that
whom going up
stairs ! had 10 60
very Blowly with
my hands on the
steps, thens sit down
At the top TO rest
The doctor said he
thought / should
have an operation.
and my friends
thought Iwould not
1.-Two to move into
our new house. My
1auUhNop ankA1 me-
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CLIMBED STAIRS
ON her HANDS
Zoo N 10 Walk Upright. Operatioa
Advised. Saved By Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.

This woman now raises chickens and
does manual labor. Read her story:
Richmond, ind--"For two years I
was % sick and weak with troubles
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Chapel.

Rev. Harner was at school during
the chapel period Tuesday morning.
He spoke for few minutes in behalf
Of the S. C. Bible class of which he
is teacher and then gave US a talk in
which he emphasized the fact that
person should develop a three-fold
nature. That is that one should de-
velop body. mind. and soul. His talk
was very instructive and was much
appreciated by both faculty and pu-
pills. Following his talk pep spasm'
was held for few minutes to arouse
interest in the game Friday evening.
The Seniors have something up their
sleeves for Friday evening.
Exams will be held Wednesday af-
ternoon. Thursday and Friday. Fol-
lowing the results OF the examina-
tons the seats in the honor row OF
each class will be reapportioned.
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Mrs. Luman w. Stone sends in her
renewal for The Weekly Record from
Reeds Springs. Mo-. and wishes TO be
remembered TO Canon City friends.
Mrs. J. p. Holmes OF Gillispie. III.
is a regular reader of the Weekly
Record and keeps informed about
Canon City friends in this way. She
is better known here as Miss n.
Blanche Kerr having been a teacher
here few years ago. she has been
regular subscriber to the Weekly
Record for nine years and always
keeps her subscription paid up in
advance.
Mrs. Stella Hooyer. now living in
Denver, sends in her dues to The
Weekly Record. Mrs. Hooyer refers
TO the weekly appearance of The
Record as the face of a familiar
friead.r Mrs. Hooyer says that she
will soon go on a visiting trip TO see
some of her numerous relatives scat
ltitd dpOuN zig NOuAdf OAh-
land. Oregon to Louisiana. She
hopes to include Canon City in the
trip and expects to be here some
time next summer.
Mrs. W. F. Kenney writes to have
her Record changed from North
Bend. Nebraska, to s24 Brock street.
Ashland, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Leslie p. Damewood send in
her subscription check from Orange.
California. She says. You can't
imagine how We enjoy The Record
each week. with its many personal
items. We are in love with Califor.
MIA and expect to make II our home.
bu, We hope to visit Canon City be-
fore many months. Mrs. Dame
woods address is 2l7S Cypress St.
Orange. Calf
Rev. ]. T. Thomas sends in his
Weekly Record check from Louis
VILE. Ky. where he is the pastor OF
tho First Presbyterian church. one
OF the big churches Of the city. Rev.
Thomas has done some big work
since leaving Canon City few years
ago But he remembers his Canon
City friends and reads TIE Record
regularly which he says never fails
to bring up pleasant memories.
F. J. Maxwell OF Charlottesville,
Iowa. is one of the regular prompt
paying subscribers Of The Weekly
Record. A money order received the
other day pays his account up to
1918.
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TO try Lydia E. Pinkhem's Vegetable
Compound ~ she had taken Il with good
resulta- i did 20. my weakness di1.
appeared. gained In strength, moved
INTO our new home. did al kinds Of
garden work. shoveled dirt, did build
ing and cement work. and raised hum
dr0db Of chickens and duckn. can
not say enough IN praise Of Lydia =:
Pinkh1m 3 Vegetable Compound ard
U thsee fActs are ussful you nay rnb-
y S.s :ssr IS e;o g. eScSss: SCs':.S 6 So: So:
p bex ~. RiahnoaA ln6
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RECORD HEARS FROM
CANON CITY FOLKS
IN MANY STATES

Mrs. Luman W. Stone sends in her
renewal for The Weekly Record from
Reeds Springs. Mo-, and wishes to be
TO Canon City friends
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|seuIH rlM0M HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
(ey HUGH LoGAN)
Alumni Program.

Atomnt program.
On Friday afternoon a number OF
the Alumni who were in town visited
the high school and entertained the
students with the following program:
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Marie Corey
Woo1ford.
Taik-Mrs. May Terry Hessel.
Violin Solo-Miss Madolin Dixon
Short Talks by various Alumnis
Guitar Solo--Blake Warner.
Piano Solo--Miss Lena Hodgin.
The showing OF a number of slides
of views around Canon City. which
had been made by Glenn Gebhardt.
The slides were very good and were
accompanied by talk from Mr.. Geb-
hardt. The talk took the form of a
trip up the river into the Wet Noun
tain valley. on TO Hermit Lake and up
on one of the peaks of the Sangre de-
Christie range. Especial attention
was given to the Royal Gorge of
which he had some very fine views.
Altogether the prog am was great
treat
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Basket Ball

will play the first regular game of
the season with Florence next Friday
event lg at o'clock at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Between halves of the game special
stunts will be pulled of. The regu-
lar admission price of 25c viii be
charged
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The High School basket ball team
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Mrs. w. F. Kenney writes to have
her Record changed from North
Bend, Nebraska, to 924 Brock street.
Ashland, Pennsylvania.
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SALE CONTINUED

The Pass 1t On Sale is to con-
tinucd ON Saturday at two and
seven o'clock, when all will be
sold to the highest bidder. Many
brand new articles remain, also
canned fruit, Vegetables washing
machine, heating stove. oil stove,
sewing machine, violin. A good
chance to save on shoes and
clothing.
About Sl22 has been realized
SO far for the Armenians.
Sale is i'm the Fleischauer
building next to the phone Office,
on Main, next to Fourth street.
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BUNGALO
PARTIAL LIST OF
Y. m. c. A. CONTRIBUTORS

NTRe following partial list Of
stributors to the y. NJ C.. A.
drive for funds is published by
request
Andy j. Litwin, Louis Knutson,
Adolph Stein, l.. f.. Green, W. b.
Emerson, Joe Zwiner, II. Schon-
tike, Fred Nenu, Joe Lisowski
John M. Hergert, Justus H. Rus
sell, Ellis Bergman, M. ID. Holt,
John Gilman, Ed. Ramey, II. w.
Schacht, Erwin Reiman, John
Scheher, c.. Culbert, j. j. Weller,
ThOs. Egan, A. e. Sherrett, G. e.
Isbell, Pat Moran q. j. SypoL
Cayla Cut, ID. l.. Fleischauer, VIM.
Yandon, p. j. Kotthoff, VIM. c..
Jones, f. Engholm, b. F. Hallen,
Gus A. Mauros, O. l.. Simms, c..
w. Dunn, r. W. Gallagher, C.. A..
Clark, j. p. Downey, II. r. Gates,
Mike Zenzola, J. X. Booth, f. W..
Miller. ThOs. Lowe, r. Y. Kirk
patrick, j. E. Hauser, p. 7. Swee-
ney, A. O. Benson, w. l.. Geist,
f. Matt, q. A. Branson, w. d..
Wolf, w. H. ELS, VIM. Bransaka,
Fitz Sisters, c.. H. Lewis, j. b.
Sargent, Marjorie M. Caswell,
Harry Gaines, f. q. Mclaughlin,
Alice Stidewell, l.. Kenworthy,
w. j. Ross, Roscoe Haines, Joe
MulrOney, II. r. Taylor, City Bak-
cry, w. F. Sargent, c.. II. Temp
kins. Frank Jones, Y. b. Fuller,
H. Ritchey, S. S. BOutOn, Jos. ST
Peter, Richard SOlberg, Fern
wood,A. J. Klentschky, Albert
Langley, Tom HOppy, Emil Hart
man. ChOng Lee, Mark Dunegan,
Ruth Bennett. NJ. c.. Stay, Roy b.
Combs, Mary Rush, c.. f. Ehret,
Mrs. O. E. Haley, A. N. Carlton,
f. E. Woodward, DR.. l.. M.
Schugh, E v. Hughes. +. A. No
land, f. d. Crandall, John A. Sad
. Gilman, E. NJ. Davis q Sons, Pete
Yensen. r. l.. Clark, Theron Lyon,
j. G. Fralick, NJ. p. Mclntire, D.
Mcdonald, Dr.. Cornwall, l.. Cor
mier, G. L. Stocking. Darknell
platt, Allen, DeMers, Morris, I'm
derwOOd. AlcOrn, Hughes, Arnold
Williams, KeetOn, Wright, Hens
lar, Gladys King, Mrs. Cook, Mar
ion Armstrong, Nicholson, Steele
Hallack, c.. NJ. IRE, Mrs. Geo
Smith, G. Swisher, E. r. Wunder-
Itch. f. w. Trueman, Peter Mar
tin, A. c.. Wunderlich, Grace
Clark, J. j. Bouchard, Paul RO-
chat. Harry Anderson, A. NJ. Hen
erickson, J. L. MullenbrOOk, En-
nest NJ. Warren, First NatiOna
Bank. John w. Kersey, G. H
ThOstensOn, Ed Kun, Harry Hard
ing, Roy Lane, w. H. Hanscom
d. Griffin, Henry Mclaughlin
George Burroughs, P. II. O'Reilly
p. A. Nelson. w. w. Fountain -
NJ. Carter, F. L. Boutwell,, Chas
Perrault, E. II. Fischer, o. N
MaSIey Ed BOlma, John Kuebel
B.-HNaddill, B. H. Gaskill, H. /
Day, w. L. johnson, Mike Cola
J. Rawls, C. F. McGillivray, Davi
'menilSsl. A. Peak, H. w. .COun
sitos rs. Hye, A. E. Stickne,
S''SS q lkeet0n, R. II. Whitesid
and staTerman, Chas. Jocen
been FSexton, g. l.. Stocking, 7
". ovefert, John Hergert, Mix
Wallace, Carl Brudeseth, Ca
Reiman, Clarence NJ. ROOp, Doug
las N. Ferry, Andrew Bergesel
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Churches
Catholic Church

Next Sunday, Catholic Knights
of Columbus War Fund Day.
A committee has been ap-
pointed to solicit and collect your
donations for that purpose. do
appeal to your patriotic Catholi-
city and your Catholic patriotism.
Let it be a red letter day in our
annals of record.
High mass at 1890 o'clock,
followed by Benediction. Subject
of sermon, "True Patriotism
FATHER NOLLEBREGT.
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Dahlky, u. S. Walker. John Dahl
Ky. Gus Franson, j. Hartman. G..
Deary. C.. Blake, Ira McComb, Gus
Johnson. G.. Nelson, Joe Heritage,
Harry Johnson, Adolph Johnson,
Frde Nicholson, Gust Hysing,
Herman Anderson, Carl Johnson,
Chas. Peterson, Louis Jackson,
Arthur Olson, ANel Peterson,
George schmidt L. n. Smith, w.
+. Becker, Geo. w. Black, p.
Mahney, +. Robinson, Olaf Hal
ley. Joe Dawson. j. NJ. Lillig, j.
r.. Knapp, j. h. Palmer. Albert
Menter, j. II. Wickberg, Ed. Lux
ken, f.. b. Flagg Dave Fitz, r..
v. Swain, Phillip ROcea, Nj. keg-
doVia, r. Dahlky, l.. Collar, H. f..
McComb, p. Borden, r. Alberry.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church

9:l5 A. NJ. Bible school.
At If A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Mr..
Edwin Cozzens, an industrial
missionary will tell of the re-
markable work among the Bulu
i'm the Kamerun country of West
Africa.
Young peoples society at 6:3O.
The orchestra will play at the
evening service.
You are heartily invited.
c.. J. BOPpELL, Minister
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ton, David Delaney T. n. hewitt.
Paul MengeS- j. ID. RenfrO. J. C..
Evans, II. Salchert r. p. Dudley.
Z. +. Argo, Amos Payne, Clark
Renfro, +. w. Wilson, C.. A. Nc
Lean, Helen Gallagher, R. b. Aver,
Mrs. Mcleod, Ruth Peterson.
Total Santa collection $500.
Treffry
W. G.. Tren'ry, p. W. Trenry,
Ernestine j. Carl. Mrs. q. L..
Gordon, Ada r. Terrell, T. G..
Lancaster, C.. C.. Richardson, Jr.,
Arthur Burns, Paul Petre, Mrs.
l.. j. Snow, Oscar W. Blake. Ole
Erickson, b. f. Patheal, Geo. Oh
son, Nj. NJ. Tren'ry, CountryWom-
ans Club, Florence Tyler, O. L..
Martin, Emmett Addy, Geo. f.
Dunn, Ernest Brickner, j. j. Dun
lOp, Alta Lambert, Chas. A. Ter
rell, Ira Fields. Total Tretlry
collection $500
St. Joe
G.. A. Anderson, II. W. Evans.
j. +. Williams, W. +. C.. Gadau,
j. b. Logan, A. W. WendOrf, Ada
Stiles, Sig Holstad, John Lillig,
Ben Liberty, First State Bank, c..
j. Mas, C. English, NJ. A. Meyers,
l.. John, Gus Branson, Chris Oh
son, +. j. DaNis, Mark w. Egbers,
Jim PsaaraS, Sam Augustenson,
Frank DrummOnd, l.. p. Skid
more, Ben Teigen, VIM kirkpat-
rik, Sam John, Carmen Julian, G..
COntaline, h. KOrarlem, w. f..
Brebner, Il. r. Belt, Gus Olson,
Myrtle l.. Childs, Sam COddingtOn,
G.. w. Stiles, o. f. White. John
johnson, Joe Magness, Chris OIL
son, w. BuchhOltZ, Maude Mer-
riman, p. n. Nelson, j. Buchrey,
Victor GustafsOn, e. l.. GrOte, j.
p. Barrett, Frank f. Scott, Nj. A.
KeOgh, George KOntOcaVde, Alex.
TORY, Harold Slater, C. w. Will
liam, Jerry White, c.. e. Madison.
Fred Ramsey, Joe Julian, j. X,
Bjoolend, A. p. Huson. Total
st. Joe collection $3.50.
st. Marles Mill
Lee Carter, w. Scott, A. b.
Holt, Geo. HOlstein, Harold FOss.
Frank Paidig, Frank Schwartz,
Harry RantagOs, Geo. b. MOrash
JOS. Thomson, A. C.. Erickson. r..
J. Reasler, b. W. Wilcox, Miss
Swanberg, Ed. Denny, w. V. Cas-
well, A. r.. Kennedy, Arsene Den
eault, Carl Johnson, Fred q.
Schmidt, l.. Heilman, C.. W. Zeie-
litz, Joe Clark, r.. p. Campbell,
j A. Cox, j. H. Galloway, Harry
Hoar, l.. Morse, Sam Anderson,
Y p. Gregg, Chas. Nathan, Pete
German, Geo. Straub. C.. Mulder,
Geo. Fox, Alphage Deneault,
Chas. Policy II. G.. Tyler, Tom
| Anderson, r.. j. Erickson, D.
Samuel n. b. Baldwin, IL. IT,
Lille, Bell Mitza, John Dorsey
! Frank Williams, John Williams
~. w. Cyphers, A. A. Smith, Ear
L. FOgard, Hans HenricksOn, j
M. Mahon, Ed. A. Chase, p. At
tair, A. d. Staples, A. C.. ResOr
Midtown
John Olson, Fred Nelson, j
Person, r. H. Dawson, Gust Stone
Richard Anderson, ebert Manthy
Emil Johnson. Carl Larson, A. b
Davis, Carl Olson, Sterling Mat
son, Joe Carlson, j. p. Goodwin
l. l.. Hemingway, ID. b. Harsh
man, Levi Johnson, V. Peterson
C.. w. Glascock, j. II. Rocky, O
G. Dawson, j. r. Grove, j. j.
Mcmillan, Andrew Green, JOhr
| Nelson, Knute Brudesett, HaFOlC
l. l..