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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
THE WAR TAX MANUAL.

The First National bank announces
that liberal supply of war tax man
uals have been received for distribu-
ton among the farmers. The manual
is very complete and will be great
help in computing your war tax.
The booklet contains among other
things, a dairy record; an income rec
ord and one for expenditures; annual
inventory and income tax returns, be-
sides a grist of information on numer-
Gus other subjects.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES

Services next Sunday as follows: ::
Bible school at 1910 a. m. commun-
ion service at $50; worship and the
sermon at IL 10. The sermon subject
will be "The Social Value Of the
Church"
Christian Endeavor at 1900 p. m,
Dorothy Barker, president. The clos
ing summer evening union service will
be held at the Federated church at
8 200 p. m. Rev. III. J. Wood will de-
liver the sermon.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
BOILER EXPLODED.
Fireman o. III. BOudre Injured Last
Saturday Morning.

The threshing outfit of Hugh Rem
ington suffered a severe mishap last
Saturday morning when the boiler ex-
ploded while engaged on the John
Schmadeka place north of this city,
and the fireman. o. II. Boudre, was
quite severely injured by escaping
steam. The injured man was quickly
driven to this city where DIR. Scallon
rendered the needed services.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
GIVES HIS LIFE
ON FIRING
Line

A message was received this Thurs
day afternoon from the war depart
ment by James DeHaven, announcing
that his son. Ernest, was recently kill
ed in action in France.
Ernest was member of Company
e of this place and saw service with
his company on the border. On his re-
turn to Boise he was united in mar
riage to a young lady of that place
The news received was very meagre.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES

The usual services at the Federated
church will be resumed next Sunday.
the pastor having returned from his
vacation. AT the morning service,
however. Rev. Charles McCaughey of
Moscow, will preach. DR.. McCaughey,
who is district superintendent of the
Methodist church, is a speaker of un-
usual ability and everyone is invited
to hear him. The union service will
he held at the Federated church in the
evening and the pastor will speak.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
s. V. FULLAWAY MARRIED.

S. Y. Fulaway, superintendent or
the Nez Perce National Forest, and
bride came in on last Friday evenings
train from Spokane where they were
united in marriage on Wednesday, and
are making their home at the Imper-
ial Hotel Mr.. Fulaway's many friends
are pleased to welcome them home and
are extending hearty congratulations.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
NOTICE TO KNITTERS.

All Red Cross knitters who have
any finished articles are requested to
turn same in for shipment, Saturday,
August oath. A shipment left here
for headquarters Friday morning, con-
sisting of 80 sweaters, lit pairs of
socks and pairs of wristlets.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
OSCAR CHASE RANCH SOLD.

L. NJ. Harris today sold the oscar
Chase ranch consisting of 240 acres
lying four miles north of this city. to
L. Vrieling, who will take possession
this fall. Mr.. Chase will hold a public
sale in the near future and dispose of
his personal property and after visit
ing on the coast will return to Lewis
ton where he and family will spend
the winter.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22

to believe The news comes from a
high source in Washington that the
president has indicated in letter that
he would not be at all displeased IL
Mr.. Hawley should be sent to the SEN
ate, feeling that he would support the
presidents war measures quite as 10y
ally as any other Idaho man.
Nugent to Get Off.
In this connection another report
comes from Washington that will in
terest Idaho readers. 1t will be re-
called that Senator Nugent was placed
on the finance committee far in ad-
vance of any seniority rights. This
preferment was engineered by Mr.. Du-
bois in order to help Senator Nugent
politically in his own state, but in
Washington it is said to be understood
among Democratic leaders in the sen
ate that after the November election
Senator Nugent will retire from that
committee and some Democratic SEN
ator who has won place thereon by
virtue of service will displace him.
Allege Lack of Sincerity.
Several of the editors and printers
! in this part of the state have called
attention to the fact that II. +. Sam
uels, the Nonpartisan candidate for
governor In the Democratic primaries
has patronized st. Paul concern in
having pictures of himself with which
the state is being covered. The evi-
dence is plain, as the pictures carry a
St Paul imprint Mr. Samuels claims
to be interested in Idaho workmen
and Idaho institutions and his St Pau
printing is pointed out as not harmon
izing with the attitude he takes in his
speeches." said Boise union printer
MANY union workmen are employed
in Idaho print shops, which woulc
have welcomed this work as means
of adding to the facilities for provid
ing for payrolls."
Casualty Insurance.
Many laborers of the state and not
ably organized labor, have favored
state monopoly of casualty insurance
and these league leaders have pretend
ed to he in sympathy with that policy
1t develops however. that the Nonpar
tisan League itself has taken out In
surance for its employees. such as or
CARRIERS, etc, in the Maryland Casual
ty company. The bond to cover this
No. S04 and is filed with the state in
t surance manager knowledge of thl
/ action has created widespread advers
criticism of the league on the part Q
= laboring men.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
VISIT OLD CASTLE.

Company f boys at the front report
that they have visited an old castle
that covers more than ten acres OF
ground and that the sight was mar
yelous one. Read Mac Gregg's letter
next week.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
EDw. A. LONG.

- : + + = 4 + 4 + + = + + + + +
county Commissioner John ID. Long
ana Mrs. Long recently received the
m,ter published below from their son,
hdward, who is in France. member
VI company r. End Engineers, former
Continued on page p
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
MAC GREGG WRITES HOME.

A letter from w. NJ. Gregg, received
100 late for publication states tnat
Roby Lovelace, who was wennded ana
..asscd. is getting along nicely at the
present time. The letter will appear
.leNt week.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-22
APPOINTED PROSECUTOR.

On the resignation Of County Attor-
ney H. S. Gray, the board Of county
commissioners of Nez Perce county,
appointed J. NJ. Gilmore to fill the
vacancy. Attorney Gilmore was a
former resident of this place. Mr.. Gray
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
MOVE SELECTIVES
TO TRAINING CAMPS

Washington, Feb. % Movement or
7i,200 sclective service men-66 o2'
white and S,lS2 colored-to various
camps, began today and will continue
for five days Early reports received
by Provost Marshal General CroWdpr
indicated that the entrainment OF the
men is proceeding as smoothly
well.olnd machinery, elaborate ar
rangements for train service havln'
been made in advance by the various
adiutant generals Of the states whose
men have been called to the colors.
The while men will be distributed
among the following camps; Deyonc
G,575; UPTON, 1900; Dix, 1000; Meade
COCO; Lee, 5000, Grant, 5000; Tay'
let 5000; Dodge, 1900; Funston. 2,
zoo Travis. 1875.
Colored men will be sent to these
camps Jackson, 1888; Gordon, ,.
500; Pike, 1000.
On March t. various states Will sent
l,1il white men to Camp Groenleal a
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. and 1886 10 TT
Riley
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23

Modesto Ramirez, Ottawa.
nelhert Il. WhitmOre, Freedom. T..
L WhIimoro. Il. -. Troy Grove.
Vim Ftedk. fiuck, Dayton, Henry
Smith. Il. -, Ottawa
Osmund Nelson Lysland. Freedom;
Tony Ericsson. r. %. Ottawa.
Antonio Arciniaga, MillIngton. C..
T.. q q.
Jesus Mazias. Ottawa; G.. II 6 q,
box ca, Walnut St
Tom Jillo. Ottawa: United Tel. Co.
les. S22 Pine 81.
Chester e. Jenkins. Marseiles. Cert
Prod Co.. res, T.. Washington st.
Silbiauo Aontiel. Earlyille; C.. d
4 q.
Redmond Cosgroye, Brazil.
Lars t. Myer, Seneca. Norway.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
LAMB is EXEMPT
ON MEATLESS DAYS

Ottawans may eat lamb and NUT
ton Tuesday and on seven following
"meatless" Tuesdays as a result OF Il
speclal order issued By the food ad'
ministration yesterday.
Issuance OF the order followed re-
ceipt of the following telegram from
Food Administrator Hoover:
"The season of surplus production
OF lamb and mutton raised for meat
purposes in Western states is now on
and the food administration authorizes
YOU TO remove. until April 10. the
recommendation against the eating OF
lamb and mutton on the voluntary
meatless Tuesdays"
The order applies to all public and
private eating places.
Relief from the wheat and flour
shortages is expected in the near III
ture provided efforts OF the milling
division to get more cars prove sue
cessful Large numbers OF appeals
for cars for grain movement reached
the food administration yesterday.
The sugar shortage was relieved
yesterday by heavily increased re
ceipts and Deputy Food Administrator
Robert Stevenson announced that tbs
critical stage will be passed within
two weeks. provided big shipments
now on the way are not held up en-
route.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
SMILE SERVICE AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Tomorrow evening a special smile
service will be held at the First Bap
list church in this city. The object OF
this service will be TO impress on the
people that religion is not long fac
cd affair, but is something to smile
about and be happy over.
A special Smile Sermon" will be
preached by the pastor. Rev. G. W.
Chessman. And every body in the
city that knows how to smile is urg.
emily invited to attend
A special invitation is given to all
the boys in the next draft, who are
invited to come and learn there is Q
deeper meaning TO the song Put
your troubles in your old kit, and
smile, smile, smile.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
City and Vicinity
News

Miss r. Bell Kreider and Miss WHOA
Gillette OF Rutland are Ottawa visitors
today
Frank Yentzer has returned 10 his
home In this city after spending the
winter in Magnolia Springs. Fla.
Miss Nellie Minley of Norway is
visiting friends in this city.
Thomas y. Haskins OF La Sale tran
sacted business in this city this morn
ing.
F. E. Fisher of Joliet was an Ottawa
business visitor this morning.
Attorney Cadet Jones OF Streator Is
an Ottawa business visitor today.
County Auditor Axel Heiberg, spent
the day in Rutland on business.
Captain Taylor Strawn, Lieutenahts
Daniel Curtis and DR.. Sullivan, who
are stationed at Camp Grant. Rock
ford. are home to spend the week END
with their relatives,
John Gray, member OF the ava
ton corps at Camp Grant. is home on
few days furlough. Private Ora!
enlisted at Grand Rapids, Mich. and
was assigned TO duty at the Illinois
cantonment
Robert Il. Carr. of Chicago Is
spending a few days with his parents
/. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr In this
city.
John +. SNAPPER has returned nome
after attending the Retail Hardware
i Dealers Convention in Chicago.
I Roy W. Cross and family have
gone to Mason City, Ia, for shor
visit with relatives.
r. NJ. Pritchett OF Dana is an On
,awa business visitor today.
DR.. Shailer Mathews OF Chicago
who spoke al the Teachers lnst.'nt
Yesterday was entertained at tn
home of Rev. G. W. Chessman Will
In this city.
Mrs, Max Murdoch and son, Law
renee. and daughter. Jean, of Chics
20. are visiting Mrs. Fred Lawrenc
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lawrence i
East Ottawa.
Miss Rose Weidner and Miss Flo
ence Andrews returned TO their HON
in Mendoza today after Il visit Wit
Miss Hattie Levy on West Jackso
street.
Mr.. and Mrs James Murphy an
Miss Olive Murphy. of West Jeite
son street, went to Aurora today
attend the funeral of relative, whie
will be held Monday.
Miss Mable Scomp is spending
few days in Chicago visiting rel
tiyeg.
Miss Bertha Reieel returned to HI
home in Wedron today after IA Wis
with Miss Mary Acton, in this city
Judge and Mrs. II. W. Johnson a
spending a few days in Chicago "
iting their daughter.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
ORDER COURT MARTIAL
OF ARMY DOCTORS

louisville, Ky. Feb. 23--lieut. Col
]. II. Allen, of the Medical Reserve
Corps, and Major Milton Broad, OF the
Medical Corps at Camp Zachery Tay-
Tor have been ordered to appear be
fore court martial in connection
with the death of Otto Murray, OF
Cumberland county, KY, a drafted
man. The investigation Is the result
OF an appeal to President Wilson by
Congressman r. Y. Thomas, OF the
third Kentucky district,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
DEAN QU|NNS TO
EXCHANGE PUlPlTS

Dean John Quinn OF st. Columbia
church and Rev. James Quinn OF the
Rock Island Catholic church VIII
change pulpits tomorrow and the ser
vices at St. Columbia church will be
conducted by Rev. James Quinn.
Rev. James Quinn has preached in
this city several times before, and
has made many friends among the pa.
rishioners here who will be glad to
welcome him tomorrow.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
POSTPONE DATE OF
CHILD PLAGUE CLINIC

The date OF the infantile paralysis
clinic has been changed from Monday
and will be held Tuesday. February
2rth, from 2.30 to O'Clock. DR.. {.
w. East will come to Ottawa to con
duct this clinic.
All doctors and nurses in this dis
trict are urged to attend this meet
ins. and all people having had infan
tile paralysis are urged to attend and
get the medical advise and treatment
to be had in such cases. absolutely
free.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
C. H. KINGMAN HEADS
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

Charles II. Kingman. principle of
the Ottawa high school, was elected
president Of the La Sale County
Teachers association, and Miss Les
lie T0mlinson also OF this city, was
elected secretary. at the business
meeting held late yesterday afternoon.
The complete list of officers elect
cd for the coming year We're:
President C. Fl. kingman.
Secretary Miss Leslie Tomlinson
Treasurer A. Collins, Marseilles.
The officers reports were given at
this meeting. and the reports OF the
special committees were also read.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
STREATOR WOMAN
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Cruelty aud drunkenness are al
legged by Mrs. Lille NJ. Sowerby, OF
Streator. in her bill for divorce, which
was filed late yesterday In the Circuit
Court against George NJ. Sowerby. Mrs
Sowerby claims that the defendant
treatment of her was such she had
to leave ais home
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
SOCIETY NOTES

The Woman's Auxiliary OF the First
Congregational church will hold a
work meeting on next Friday after
noon. March list, in the parlors OF the
church. to sew for the Red Cross.
Mrs. D. d. Snow and Mrs. ". l.
Weitz will be hostesses
The Young Womans Missionary
Guild OF the First Congregational
church will hold a meeting on Mon
day evening in the parlOrs OF the
church. The evening will be spent
in sewing muslin bandaees for the
Red Cross.
\ . = 8
The Westminster Guild of the FirF
Presbyterian church will hold study
meeting on Monday evening, Febru
airy 25th. at the home of Miss Marion
Tnlman on Joliet street. Miss Sylvi
Funk will be the leader and will con
duet study OF the second chapter o
the book, The African Trail
. : :.
A very pleasant Washington's birth
day party was held last evening
the First Presbyterian church by the
Young Peoples Society and the Chrl!
tain Endeayor. About thirty youn
! people attend the party. Games were
played during the evening and ligh
refreshments were served. Everyone
present spent q most enjoyable even
! ing. Clarence Poole acted as chain
man of the committee in charge
the social
e, = I,
A shower was given at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. August Wagner in Deer
Park on Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Rudolph Jesse, fromerly MISS
Nellie Warner who was married IN
Ottawa on Wednesday afternoon. A
number of the friends OF Mrs. Jesse
were present and spent very pleas
ant social afternoon Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs
Jesse received many very beautiful
and useful presents.
= = 4,
The Civics and Conservation depart
ment OF the Ottawa Womans clul
| wiu hold n meeting on Monday after
noon. February 25th. at the home o
, Mrs. William d. Duncan, 1870 Hi
. nois avenue
A private dancing party will be CIV
IN this evening in the French dinin'
. room of the Clifton hotel. by mmpe
3 of High School bows. Hentrichs' OF
chestra has been engaged to furnis
music from 8 O'Clock until midnight
q The Washington Birthday Re
= Cross party, given az the Elks nom
= Yesterday afternoon, was one OF u
y most successful parties ever given
II this city. $lo6 was cleared for II
J. Ked Cross. over seventy tables wei
It filled at the card party and a lari
number OF ladies attended the knittll
- rarity The large ball room on II
second floor where the cards we
:. played was beautifully decorated WI
flags. and the reception room on Il
first floor was used for the knittf
: marty Miss Harriet Vittum
-, Chicago made a short patriotic tai
at the beginning OF the party Whlt
y. was greatly enjoyed by the iadie
h Miss Dorothy Rehor sang two sol'
g. and Mrs Cordelia Hathaway ga
ID several readings. The party was q
70 ranged by the program committee
,e the Daughters of the American Rev
ir luton, and was given by the membe
OF that organization. Everything I
cd for the party was donated ana q
a members of the d. A. r. take IN
II, occasion to thank the Elks Lodge, I
~ Ottawa merchants and all others W
IN helped make this party such a 81
~ cess.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
ANNIVERSARY or
TWO CHURCH BRANCHES

\ double celebration will be given
at the Illinois Avenue church tomot-
row morning TO observe the twenty
fifth anniversary Of both the local and
etate branches of the Woman's Home
aud Foreign Missionary society.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
Dwjnht Woman 1O4 Today

Bloomington, H., Feb. 90 Mrs,
Mary Retler, of Dwight celebrated
her 1olth birthday anniversary today
She was born in Essex, y. T. Feb
20. 1914. and has resided in Illinois
since 1870.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
Notice.

All Democratic candidates for town
officers for the town OF Ottawa are re-
uuested to be at the meeting Febrl,'
AIRY %, 1918 at T O'Clock IN the Moloney
building. This will be final meeting
80 be sure and be there,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
THREE SPRINGFIELD
MINERS DIE IN BLAST

Springfield, H., Feb. %. - Three
shotfirers were instantly killed and
fourth burned so badly that he died
in few minutes when a shot eXplod-
ed prematurely at Mine a of the Clti-
aen's Coal Company at $3.50 this morn
Ing.
The dead are Thomas Riley, Ray
Reincr Walter Whelshel and Ernest
CcX,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
STACKER NAMES
ARE GIVEN OUT
CONTINUED from Page ~

Francisco Matinee. OTTAWA. C., u.
a. O.
James Russell Seneca, W. l.. Tay
lor fireman bridge gang.
Walter G.. IIisler, Waltham. chauf
ieur for Steer Sa Olson Go.
Stanley Nowac7eWeky, Ottawa,
Paddy CLARK Sand Works
Jim Gedda, Ottawa. Jas. Hill.
Louie Munich, Leland, Orville Han
son.
Howard $. Bussot, Ottawa, 10 T. !,
Jefferson ST.
Ralph G. Durham. Marseilles. Ma
ti0nal Biscuit Co.. res. Clark st.
Chas. A. Frandin, Marseiiles.
Chas Opal, Ottawa. I
Benito Padrone, Ottawa, c., h. & O. 7
Alex Lepow, Ottawa. National Fire
PROBING Co.
Louis Zick, Ottawa, United Tel. Co.
August q. Palmer, Ottawa, cook on
White Star Line, formerly With
Elks' club
John CLARK, Marseillcs, General
Rootine Co.
Clifford Ward. Ottawa, Edw. Had
lock, res. Ill Webster St.
David Tensroth. Mendoza, Thatcher
Co
Frank Pasquali Ottawa, G., O. &
t. car shops.
Tony NisetSki. Ottawa. Twin Bluffs.
Mike Skonjarric, Ottawa, lIerrick
Clay Co.
Ellesano Forres, Ottawa. Brickion
Henry Pearson tcoD, Mendoza, i c.
John X. Moore, Mendoza, G.. b. & Q.
Jose Fernandez. Mendoza, C., B. IL
@
Emilio Neratini, Ottawa. Federal
Plate
Cap Freeman tcol, Troy Grove. c.
& n. W.
Ella Stiyalo, Dimmck. /. G..
/ Ernest Hastings, Ottawa, Fred Math.
iCs on.
Frank NJ. Narr. Mendoza tdead).
VIM. +. Johnson. Ottawa, ianitor
Palmer Apis.
VIM. j. Woodward, Ottawa ISL
Third street.
Geo. VIM. Olson Marsellles, Hunter
Allen Co.
Oscar Julian. Ottawa; Geo. Haupt,
X %
Edwardo Jiminez. Mendoza G.. b
& &.
Clarence Tuftoc Serena. Omar
Tuftee
Hubert Joussen, Wedron. chef al
Sulphur Lick hotel, $50 State St.
Chicago.
VIM. w Whalley, Ottawa, teamster
john kenimean, Ottawa, Brickton
res. il3 Washington st.
Charley Johnson Mendoza farm la
bore.
Oscar j Beck. Mendoza, |. c.
Carl +. Good. Earlville farm han
Dave Perry
G Felix Cuinnan Terra Gotta work
e Domingo Suanto, Mendoza, WORK
Z iol everybody,
G Jesus Marez, Ottawa, Dayis-Steint
c Co
h Joe Richards. Ottawa. jail, farme
e at times
e Edmund y. Desnan, Seneca, barbe
II Getrato Ganlabes. Mendoza.
(, Thos, f. Bennett, Mendoza, SUI
h Bulletin
). John Baudiun Marselles. Mtgs
& Coal Co.
G James Marksberry. Meriden. 10,
r IIoUeh, possibly Paw Paw, II. 2.
" Geo. II. IIaralamopoulos OttaW
:. Andan restaurant.
,s Glen Greek. Dayton, G. b, &
O. Oglcsby tD.
% Ernest Neabitt Amcs. Walthal
10 Phil tonaty,
- Julius Harpot Ottawa, res, 923
Lafayette st
- Thos. O'Neill. Wallace Con Pillio
r. 90
Edgar Cameron, Watham, Ma
Shan'oy
Melville Carlisle Van Alyca, Ea
e willie; Butler Paper Co, Chieat
John !. Carson, Serena; Alfred n
sen.
" loeeph Bla2. Ottawa, Federal pla
st Joseph Patterson, Marseilles. p
" lie Service Co.. electrician,
" Joseph llalverson, Leland; paintc
'o e. $. Larson.
- Louis J. Johnson, Ottawa; Matt
~ ger Coal Co
,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-23
Pictures and Vaudeville
At Gayety tonight,
Special Assessments.

An special assessments for paving
and sewer due this year and not paid
by March LIST will be returned delin
quent, w. w. CURTIS.
City Collector