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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

Now, Chicago baseball men are planning
a benefit for Pop Arson, one of the great
est of the old stars. The wheel of fortune
made Pop famous, but evidently did not
supply him with enough money to carry
him thru his old age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

But just the same. a lot of towns better
than St Joe and bigger than Topeka will
have the same idea about the matter and
undoubtedly will air their views whenever
the occasion occurs. No one on the out
side will take into consideration the fact
that Topeka may not be entirely to blame
for the situation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

ADDITION SPORTS WILL BE
FOUND ON OTHER PAGES.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

Sioux City has an indoor golf course in
operation and its owner announces that
he can still accommodate fifty more mem
bers in his club. His course must be as
big as a farm, or his present membership
must be very slim
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

Think Of this coming from St Joe-a
village whose only distinction is that it
has saloon in every other downtown
business house and an interurban line to
Kansas City,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

If its Western league franchise be trans
ferred, Topeka will sink farther into OBJ
livfon- About all the glory left will be the
distinction of being the state capitalist
Joe NewS-Press-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

The young ladies of the Y. W. C. A are
learning what the thrills of a basketball
tournament are And if they would open
the doors to mere men. the latter also
would probably become more fond of the
goal tossing sport.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crosby have left for
Ter with friends
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

IL his work at fixing up crippled atb
letes continue to accumulate, DR. "Phog"
Allen, athletic director of the Warrens-
burg Normal school will soon have to give
up coaching and devote all of his time to
the practice of making the lame walk and
the crippled sound.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

Mary Ellen Lease is out canvassing for
The Arena
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

Thru the recommendation of "Potsyr
Clark, of Kansas university, DIR. Allen was
recently called to the University of Illinois
to see what he could do towards putting
a large list of cripples into shape and
after he had left Champaign. the town
papers announced that he is the Miracle
Man of the age.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER
HERE NEXT SATURDAY

James Moynahnn OF Denver. com
mander OF the Department OF Colo
rado and Wyoming q. A. r.. will
make an official visit to Greenwood
Post No. 10, G. A, r.. next Satur.
day afternoon and all veterans OF
the Civil War are urged to assemble
TO do him honor. There will be a
meeting OF the members of the Post,
Greenwood womcn's Relief corps and
of the U. S. Grant Circle. Ladies' OF
the G. A. r.. at Odd Fellows hall
Saturday afternoon. to meet the de
partment commander. All members
are urged to be present.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24

WANTED-Men TO muck cars of flint
clay from the tunnel workings at
Stone City, near Pueblo. Colo. Work
ings are dry, ventilation perfect and
Iarfect safety. Piece work, new scale
put. Operate all year. Good men
should make from $500 to $4,000
per month at this work. Apply to
owners of the property at Room 3oi,
Central Block, Pueblo, Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24
LEFT TO-DAY FOR wesrcL,Fee

l.. W. Felter and c. w. Van Pat
ten left this afternoon for westclifre
where they will address public meet
ing this evening in relation TO the
War Work fund of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Mr.. Van Pat
ten will go to Salida from Westcliffe
where he will speak in behalf of the
same benevolence before special
gathering OF the members of the cham
Der OF commerce Thursday night.
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MEN ARE GIVING THEIR LIVES;
WHAT ARE YOU 6IVIMG?

Let us face the issue. The COM
munity is asked to give s15O0.0e to
carry on the social, moral, physical
work among the men who go out from
Canon City and Fremont County in
the service of their country. This
fund still lacks 100000. Many have
done their part and more. Some
have not done anything.
This is not for the Y. NJ. c. A
The Y. NJ. c. A. is only the agency
thru which this work is to be done
which will make the life of the SOL
dier boy more bearable. This is not
a matter of religion or sentiment. but
a patriotic duty. II may mean sacri-
fce. but If yop give your last cent
have you not given as much as the
father or mother who gives their son
to the cause?
Think it over and send ia yosr
subscription.
The following is letter written
by soldier while in the service on
the Mexican border to State Secretary
Hopkins and tells something of what
this work meant to the men down
there. Have you given as much as
this man? Read the letter;
Douglas. Ariz.. Dec. 4. 1916.
My Dear Hopkins:
Mr.. Toothaker tells US that he is
TO return, to Denver next wednes-
day The camp will be very sorry
to hear the news. He has done a
splendid work among US. Some OF
us shall always cherish his friendship.
II IL becomes necessary for US to re-
main on this Godforsasen Border for
any length of time, can not he be
returned to US.
The Y NJ. c. A. is the only bright
spot in camp. Very few people know
the conditions that exist in the nili-
tia camps along the border. Every
refining influence has been taken out
OF our lives. There are no legitimate
smusements. except for the few who
find comfort in books. Is IL any won
oeI NudN hc NctcOuc du lnsl4AdNAoA
which furnishes us a warm room in
which to read and write: which brings
lectures and band concerts to camp:
which conducts religious services in
order that we may remain true to
the nobler impulses OF our natures.
Under the leadership of Mr.. Tooth
aker few OF US have formed an In.
ner Circle. We meet twice a week.
for study. for prayer. and for the pur-
pose of planning public services We
have conducted several public meet
ings. soldiers furnishing music and
the eloQuence. Our JOY was great
when, after the evening service last
Sunday. five men pledged themselves
to the Christian life.
II has been rumored that the Y.
NJ. c. A. work among us is to be dis
continued for lack of funds. sin
cerely trust that this will not prove
10 be the case. am private. re-
ceiving from Uncle Sam the muntd.
cent salary of fifteen dollars month.
This is my entire income. The sal
airy from my profession. two hundred
dollars a month. has been sacrificed
to service for country. However.
am enclosing herewith my check for
'
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES
tsy Mrs. E. E. lampu,h)

The East Canon Farmers club met
last Friday night at the Harrison
school building After roll call there
were some very interesting articles
read from various papers by Mr.. w.
H. Williams. Mrs. Arthur and lit
tie Miss Myrtle Miller furnished the
piano music. Mrs. VIII Paxton sang
a solo accompanied by her sister. Miss
Kellogg. and Mrs. Wyter gave a read
ing. AS the program was in charge
of the ladies little Earl Lambuth
was dressed as a little girl and gave
a reading. Several selections were
played on the grafanola and delight.
full refreshments of cake and coffee
were served.
Mrs. Gustav AckeIbein of South
Third street spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Larson on South Cottonwood
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a Siegfried. the
former of whom has been employed
at the NoweIs-Stockton Mercantile
Store and who left Sunday for Trini-
dad to make their home. spent Satur-
day night with Mrs. Seigfriend's sis
ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs o. J.
Morris Of North Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Goding. who
have been making their home in Vic
tor for the past few months have tax
en- the place on South Raynolds own
ed and made vacant by the formers
mother. Mrs. Nickel. who moved re-
Gently to Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Robert Lovern. who has been
improved and we hope for his rapid
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradshaw
have moved to the city and have tax
en- home on River street Mr. Brad
shaw has been very faithful EN-.
ployee on the Rockafeliow ranch for
more than hve years. He has now
taken position as manager OF the
quarry on Grape Greek.
Mr.. J. c. Lawrence and Mrs. Flor
ence McLaushlin are enjoying n few
days visit from their cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Storniont and son Marion.
from Saiida. who are on their way to
Ohio and stopped over In Canon. for
a few days visit
Miss La Verne Augustine. who has
taught the Four Mile school for the
past two years closed the school Fri
day and took her pupils on hay
rack ride to Garden Park. Miss
Augustine has proven very faithful
and popular among her pupils and
their parents and has been asked by
the board OF directors to take the
same school next year. but declined
on account Of her promise to teach
on the Western Slope. next term.
Harley Howerton OF East Canon.
who has been in the University OF
Denver. and who was one of the many
who were far enough advanced in
their studies, 30 as TO be released by
the government TO come home and
give his services on the ranch at 5ie
Greydene avenue, arrived in Canon
this week
Mr.. ]. r. Ray OF North Reynolds
avenue. who has been visiting his
children in Kansas. was brought home
Tuesday accompanied by trained
nurse and his two daughters. Mrs
Gardner and Mrs Meredith. o 5fs
w II Perkins of Nnrth Raynolds
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avenue. who is possessor OF a small
shetland pony. purchased a little
buggy last Saturday. which was made
by Mr.. Taylor, and it is quite an at
traction for the children of East Can
on.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24

Never let your home or room re.
main vacant day before you got !,
For Rent Ad In Tho Daily Record.
Two or three days rent saved BY q
prompt tenant will pay for the ad.
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pneumonia and whooping

siege OF pneumonla and Whooping
cough.
Despite the spring ravages of
snow and frosts the general opinion
seems to be among apple growers that
Lincoln Park will harvest fair crop
in due season this year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24

WANTED-A starcher and hand
ironsr. Canon Steam Laundry.
122tf.
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WANTEO-15 teams for hauling dol
omite, now soc per ton, making
single team, $500 to $1,000 per day.
r. FRANKENeERRY, c215. 12It6
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WANTED.

WANTED-To purchase.-larse refrig
orator. Phone Canon 177R2.
122t1.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Household furniture. in
cluding Flemish oak dining table.
chairs. rockers, chiffonier, refrigera-
tor, etc. etc. C. C. LACY, 523 Har-
rison avenue. 120t3
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ters for information with regard to
the national work now being under
taken in cooperation with the Red
Cross
NATIONAL SERVICE CAMP
INFORMATION
The local Red Cross now can fur
nish all data wanted about the na-
tionaI Service Camp TO be opened in
Denver Mt the Loretta Heights on
July End. This Camp will be run In
Denver just az the one at Chevy
Chase last summer. For informa-
tion and application blanks come to
the Red Cross office northeast cor
ner OF ith and Main.
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
An executive board meeting of the
Canon City Chapter of the Red Cross
was held on Friday. May 1s As
Mr.. Lindenberger had resigned his
office of vice-chairman. Mr.. l.. s.
Lear was appointed 20 hlI ou, the
term and on account OF the increas-
ed membership End vice-chairman
was thought Dencssary and Mr.. ]. p.
Farmer was appointed TO the office.
Is new members were added TO the
Finance Committee as the Work of
this committee will increase from
now on. Mrs. Geo. Whipple and
Mrs. Lois Allen Messrs Clark Coop
a.
James Morgan. Joe vexzetti. d W.
Ross. II. v. Hodgin. W. II. Dozser.
Guy U. Hardy. Ted Harding. F. r.
Hunter. and Clyde Nelson were plae-
ed on this committee in addition to
Mr.. Deali. Chairman. Mrs. A. J. Tair-
ner. vice-Chairman. Mr.. ID. Z. Glib
son. Mr.. Geo. BocSafeiiow. Mr.. Eu-
gene Bradbury and Mr.. Troutman.
man. the former members. The
BOARD extended q vote OF thanks to
Mr.. Peabody for his kind donation OF
rooms for the use OF the Red Crose
rs headquarters. and the offer OF Mr.
l.. l.. Harding OF his rooms on the
northeast corner OF 9Th and Main.
for new headquarters. rent free was
accepted Mr.. Van Kcrren was ask
ed 10 plan 4 mass meeting OF the Red
Cross In the near future. A Co
operative Committee. Mrs. Baker Ch
was organized. so that organiza-
tions Joining the Red Cross as a body
may have an organized head. Mr.. Al.
len Bowen was appointed Chairman
of the newly formed Educational
Committee to form classes In Red
Cross instruction. Mrs. Boucher was
appointed chairman OF the Supplement
tai Care of Troops committee to take
care OF emergencies occurring in the
future transportation of troops thru
Canon City.
Mrs. a. f. Wilson was appointed
chairman of the Motor Service com.
mittee TO obtain a list OF motor cars.
trucks and drivers who will donate
their services 10 the Red Cross when
need arises. Mr., Harry Maxwell was
appointed chairman OF committee to
secure the cooperation OF the Boy
Scouts in emergencies. Whom the ar
rangemenis are completed for mass
:sseting. n notice will be posted
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REQ CROSS CHANGE
HEADQUARTERS IMPORTANT

The Local Chapter Of the Red Cross
has SO increased its membership in
the last few weeks that it has been
forced to move its headquarters to
the rooms owned by Mr.. l.. L. Hard
ing on the Northeast corner OF 5th
and Main. The Chapter feels very
grateful to Mr.. James Peabody for
his kindness in giving the use of the
rooms formerly used. But SO great
is the interest now shown by the
women citizens. especially. in the
work OF the Red Cross that larger
quarters were needed. Mr.. Harding
has given the rooms now occupied.
subject TO rental and the members
OF the Chapter thank him
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WANTED Teams; prices on all
hauls have been increased. Dia-
mond Fire Brick Co. 12ot6
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NEEDLE WORK GUILD OF
AMERICA

II there is local branch of the
Needlework Guild of America in Can
on City, VIII Che members please
come into the Red Cross Headquar.
ters for information with regard TO
the national work now being under
taken in cooperation with the Red
Cross
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24

WANTED-Wild animals. VIII pay
cash for bear cubs. any variety;
also will buy one or more mountain
lions, bulls. link. bob cat or smaller
animals. If You have or know of
anything in this line. write W. H.
Forsythe. Fort Collins. Colo. Refer
ence. First National Bank. 123w2tp
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. modern: corner
7th street and Harrison. No. 6;2. seps6
MISCELLANEOUS.
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KEEP your own Keys ana counsel b.
renting q steel safety box at As
Fremont County National Bank. y
TO - per year. "a
e~e~~&N&SSSS%S
Eve dollars. trusting it may help tbs
cause.
WE NEED THE Y. NJ. c. A.
Cordially.
(Signed .......
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Brie<
5-roomss bath-furnace-range and
gas, will trade for ranch property.
L. L. HARDING. 4c3a Maint st.
sstf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
WILL TRY AGAIN
TO FLOAT MAUI

Although the first attempt to fIoa t
the ihtc, Island steamer Maui Off the
coat t'Hs at Makaiawena point,
North Kona, Hawaii. has failed another
effort VIII be made in a few days.
officials At the lnter-Is Island Steam
AayiSai TO-. Company Ltd. announced
tOdag. I'LL T.. .... .-.sz
$50 : oi the unsuccessful results az
the effort 10 float the wrecked steam
Ell Off the TeeI by means o. empty
asoIIns af'uItIs was learned when the
Katulani returned this morning from
tI.y scene OF the wreck. -.
tn salvage crew was unable 10 get
tho Maui on an even keel. Entfl fnIs
Is done IL viii not be possible 10 patch
tiif Two neffs On me- ksel. one ioi~ ward
and ono aft- ....
'-Fhe work r. pre- crossing as wen as
can be expected" said Oliver e. Scott
a..sss stst tae Iater-lsland. today.
The Ksiutahi returned this morning
from the wreck to order larger wreck
Ing gear. which Will be despatched 10
tao SCENE o. the wreck on the Noeau
as soon as possible TO resume salvage
operations Several men have been
left aboard the wrecked steamer, and
they are doing all possible 10 tighten
her. -.
a new plan Is now being devised by
the er-Island and will be tried in
a few days The nature of Ii has not
been divuIged. -. rs :.
The condition of the Maurs hun was
stated today by Marine Supt. William
Mckay. who returned on the Kainlani,
TO be good except where she is rest
ing on the coral ledge. The vessels
bow Is In deep water, with her stern
on the reef :#..
To devise q plan for securing a boat
TO take the place of the Maui In case
IL should be impossible to salvage her.
the Inte--Island's board of directors
met Monday and Tuesday. President
James A. Kennedy IL staying on the
coast awaiting Instructions from the
board relative to either ordering new
steamer built or purchasing q vessel
The possibility that all shipyards In
San Francisco may be turned over to
the government for war construction Is
worrying the company. as IL would
mean a cessation OF private work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit, Tel ritory Of Hawaii. In Pro,
bate--at Cha mbers. No. 1925.
In the matter OF the Estate. of Helm
rich Wilhelm Schmidt, deceased
Notice Of Petition for Allowance OF
Accounts, Determining Trust and
Distributing the Estate.
The Petition and accounts of VIII.
helm T. Schmidt c. t. a. of the estate
OF Heinrich Wilhelm Schmidt, de-
ceased, wherein petitioner asks to be
allowed $S1214 and charged with
$S12.14, and asks that tire same be ex-
amined and approved, and that final
order be made of Distribution of the
remaining property to the persons
thereto entitled and discharging petit
toner and sureties from all further re-
sponsibility herein having this day
been filed: Il ..-..-
+ 1t is ordered that Friday, the 18th
day Of May A. d. 1917, at 2 O'Clock
p. m. before the Judge presiding at
Chambers of said Court at his court
room in the Judic- airy Building, in
Honolulu, City and County Of Homo
lulu, be and the same hereby is APP
pointed the time and place for hear
ing said petition and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause, il
any they have. why the same should
not be granted, and may present evil
dence as to who are entitled to the
said property e. .. -
Dated the 2nd day Of April, 1917.
& BY THE COURT.
~. b. N. KAHALEPUNA,
[.',& -..... Clerk.
HARRY IRWIN, ...'
Attorney for Petitioner. -.
6751AApr. 4. IL, rs. rs ...' Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
MATSONA TAKES
MANY. TO COAST

Taking 2197s cabin and IS steerage
passengers away from Honolulu. the
cabin being practically all tourists who
are returning to the states because of
the immineneey OF war with Germany.
the Matson flagship Matsonia, Captain
Charles Peterson, steamed for San
Francisco from Pier Is at 10 o'clock
this morning. 3.
Every stateroom was filled when the
liner left Only a small percentage of
the total were Honolulans. With the
Great Northern and Sierra Tuesday and
the Matsonia today grand total Of 627
first cabin passengers have left town.
The number of tourists remaining is
not believed to be more than few
hundred. ~-s F. a r.. -
Cargo leaving on the rMatsonia today
was capacity, the liner going out deep
down in the water. 1t included 1900
tons Of sugar. 9oo tons of molasses and
other freight.
Because the date of departure of the
new Matson flagship Maui has been
postponed no Matson passenger boat
VIII leave San Francisco until April Z,
when the Maui will steam on her maid
en- voyage. She was TO have left the
coast today but will not sail for Homo
lulu until Saturday, probably at noon.
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SILVER SERVICE
BGIVEN MAUI
tsp~rial S'.- RnlI~r'r e.,


w sHIKU. Maui. April When the
splendid new flagship az the Matson
line. tiiPs Maui" sails through the
Golden Gate Saturday on hei maiden
voyage. .shF viii carry in form al a
silver service or bronze plate. n gilt
from the Psopi. or Maui IN recognition
OF the compliment % Captain William
Aafson I'm naming his finest vessel
for tits ISLAM This was decided Hison
at n meeting Of the trustees of the
Maui. chamber o. commerce al Spe-
cial meeting held on W"dn astiay after
noon.
Immediately the rIattp. had been de-
CidGd. Frank r. Baldwin eablcd re-
6Grst to Wallace Alexander OF san
Francisco To make the selection. Mi
.Nlrxander having Indicated his willing
neSs to undertake such commission
during his vls!: here last week.
JehnsBP II. Ge CuT
Harold Rice stated that he person
ally, would undertake 10 supply a low
ing cup as gtIt TO the Maui's popular
skipper. Cart. Peter Johnson. upon his
arrival In the Islands. .-s
StoV, nj Mani Wanted .....:
Whether or not the Mail will pay a
visit TO Maui during her first trip is
not definitely known. although this was
contemplated some time ago by Captain
Matson. ..-
At last Wednesdays meeting many
remarks Of appreciation were made of
son personally and the officers of his
company have evipced towards this
island, and the gift to be made in the
name of the Ma al chamber. OF commerce
Is intended to- convey something of this
feeling ~ s 7.at r. =. s-s.- ..-
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FsssENeERs DEPaRTED.


Per Oceanic liner Sierra, left at 5 p.
nj Tuesday for San Franciseo--Mrs. o.
J. Belts. Mrs. w L. Belts. Mrs. b. l..
BOgart. Mrs. B. l. BQgart. Mrs. +. +.
Cady, r. A. Center. j. K. Damn, Mrs.
j. L. Damn. T. w. Deamer, ]. de Baum,
N. Dare. J. pobyne. Mrs. J. Dobyne.
Al1sE n. 3. Dobyne, Miss s. Edward. =.
ID. EItxpatfick Mrs T. ID. Fitzpatrick.
Miss n. B. Forsythe. Thos. p. Gaddis.
Z. e. Garnsey. Mrs f. Z. Garnsey. Miss
Alice Giraldine. Mrs. N. Gould w. w.
Goed4ie. ". = Ggnnigel Mrs: Eta n.
Hapkinson. n. II Hand. B. Horn. Mrs.
b. Horn, Mrs. r. w. Jacobs. Master g..
Jacobs T. Johnston. Mrs. l.. Iohnst0ns
Miss n. =. Leahy. Miss 3 a Lentz.
M. g. Myen M. Myer, r. II. Mafst6n.
Mrs l. q. N0ffat, Mrs. M. Myer. Miss
Irma nxer. Miss Mary o'Keefe. Miss
Margaret OsKeefe. Mrs. III. j. Pierce, y.
L.. Potter. John r. Queeny, Mrs. John
y. oueeny, Mrs. r. L. Richie. Geo. II.
Robertson Mrs. Geo. II. Robertson, Miss
Sybii Robertson Mrs. y. Rogers Miss
Mavis Rogers Mrs. r. M Symonds. Mrs.
G. Symon6ts Mrs. C. H. Tompkins and
infant w. H. Town. y. G. futile. Mrs.
r. G. Tvttles o. J. Weber Mrs @. J.
Weber, Mrs ]. e. Biriey. n. III HaIap-
ton. Geo. K. Kruse. VIM. p. Kruses Mrs
Kate Lewis and children, Mr.. Little
John. Mrs Littlejohn and children,
Mrs. a. Oliver.