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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-14
BRANDON

Mrs, William Frier of Schenectady,
n, y, recently visited her sister, Mrs,
c. A, June of Grove St
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Griswold and
family are spending some time in their
cottage at Lake Dunmore,
Miss Nellie Knowlton recently re-
turned from Laurel Md, where she
visited her brother, Frank H. Knowl-
ton.
Mrs. Buckingham and son, Ripley, of
Washington, d. c. are at the home of
her mother, Mrs. E, S Marsh for the
summer.
Joseph d. Needham of the Soldiers
home at Bennington is visiting at the
home of his son, Charles V. Needham
OF Pearl St.
Mrs, Harold Sperry is in Aver, Mass,
where she will spend some time with
her husband who is at Camp Dew
ems
The Brandon concert ban has been
engaged to furnish music at Meehan's
Park at Lake Dunmore the afternoon
and evening OF July 4.
Rugo WEIGH of the Harvard Radio
School was at home this week on a
furlough, visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs George r. WEIGH of Champlain
street
Word has been received here of the
safe arrival overseas of Truman God
frey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Godfrey
of the Machine Gun Company, 3l0th
Infantry.
A number of boys from Stowe with
Seward F. French of this town, who is
instructor in the Stowe School, are
spending some time in the French cot
tage at Lake Dunmore.
George Lee, who has been in charge
OF the quarry of the Middlebury Mar
BILE Company, has been transferred here
and will be employed by the Meadow
brook Marble Company,
Mrs. l. w, Horn and Mrs Volney
Baker will entertain the members of
the Eastern Star Literary Society next
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Horn in Forestdale. The program
of entertainment will include a debate
on Shall Women Voter" Mrs. Irving
Green and Mrs. L. f Nichols will take
the affirmative and Mrs. Myron Aver
and Mrs. Horn the negative.
Mrs. Frank Carrigan who has been
in failing health for some time, died
last Saturday morning about 4 O'Clock,
at her home on Grove Street. She was
81 years of age, and, besides her hus-
band, is survived by three daughters,
Misses Helen, Catherine and Margaret,
three sons, Charles, Francis and John,
all of them being here with the eXcep-
ton of Charles, who enlisted i'll the
army and is in France Two sisters
and two brothers, Misses Mary and
Ella Maley, Patrick and Michael Maley
of Fair Haven also survive. The fun
eral services were held Monday morn
ing at O'Clock at St. Mary's church,
Rev. L. f. Cray officiating The body
was taken by automobile to Rutland for
burial III the family lot in Calvary
cemetery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-14

Philip W Ferguson
Frederick /, Fish
Anna X, Fisher
Isabel A, Grant
Ruth l., Greeley
Katherine Hobbs
Mertrice NJ James
Ruth I, Keet
Allen =, Logan
Amy McNall
Alhan ] Parker
Pauline Rowland
Donald W, Salisbury
Frank X Schwarzwalder
Elizabeth /, Smeallie
George II, Snyder
Lawrence w, Wild
Frances M Guerin
Franklin p, Kellom
Eunice c, Meeker
Alvin r Metcalie
Maurice futile
OH Katharine BAH
Clara =, Barnum
Lois S, Bodurtha
Eugene i Boyce
Alice c. Hartman
Roy ID, Harris
Harold +, HOLSTER
Fred 7, Lang
c, Ridgely Lee
Marjorie A, Mackenzie
Dan o. Mason
Arthur NJ, Ottman
Doris A. Richards
Huldah M, Thomas
Norton NJ, Williams
Graydon A, Cowles
Ralph A, Foote
John L, Rourke
Sue X, Smith
Edward l., Stannard
Carlton II, Warner
Joseph A, Wilson
9lS Charles L. Bartlett
Walbridge B, Fullington
Frank S, Gredler
Edward S, Huntley
Charlotte c, Marsh
Charles L, Montgomery
David W. Reid
Carroll R, Stearns
Harold J, Taylor
1919 Harold c. Ahern
Herbert c. Brokenshire
Mary Z, Crane
Edwin r. Curran
Milton E. Earle
Charming H. Greene
Homer B, Harris
Mary H. Jennings
A. George Osteyee
Sylvia T. Pastene
Wilson A. Roberts
Russell NJ Sanford
Harrie L, Smith
Harald A. Whipple
1920 Fannie Z. Bateman
Johanna A, Begiebing
Edmund V. Butler
Charles J. Haugh
Richard A. Ruether
Ludger J. Tousant
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-14
ALUMNI SUBSCRIBERS
To The Liberty Endowment Fund,
Including The Hudson Fund,

Tentative list reporting subscriptions to June Please
report errors or omissions to President John NJ Thomas
Middcbury Later a corrected list will be printed, with
names of alumni subscribing after June7
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-14

FRANK - NyueI
Eunice w Smith
Edwin s, s, Sunderland
Robert X. Twitchell
Carmen r, Walker
Margery Burditt
May /, Delavan
Earl II, Gale
Prescott r, Harmon
Robert d. Hope
Benjamin s, Stewart
1912 Philip S, Andrus
+. Marjorie Bates
Kathleen +, Bump
Margaret H. Croft T.
Helen L, Crosby
Grace M. Ellis
Marguerite A, Ellison
Genevieve /, Elmer
Ada II, Guiles
Ivers A. Hackett
Arthur w. Harris
John Kopke
Michael ]. Lahif
Sarah II, Lewis
Charles w, Mulcahy
Gertrude M, Murdoch
Clinton S. Reynolds
Edward ]. Ryan
Viva /. Stone
Hugh o. Thayer
Wayland. +. Walch
Pruda H, Wiley
Minnette N. Williams
John S. Woodward
Grace L. Pennock
Pauline NJ. Weiss
1913 Dale S. Atwood
Esther A. Boyce
Lacy W. Bump
Edgar A. Carrier
William w. Chalmers
Bessie M. Cudworth
Wilfred E. Dawson
Marvin ]. Dodd
William +. Greenleaf
Faye B. Healy
Bertha NJ. Holden
Alice A. Holmes
Moses G.. Hubbard
Phyllis II. Hubbard
Kathleen A. Hunt
Emma E. Kingsley
William f. Pollard
Hobart B. Potter
Charles L. Smiddy
Barbara II. Smith
Mildred A. Snow
Edgar ]. Wiley
John A. Arnold
William H. Danbrook
Dane d. Jackson
J. Sterling Moran
1914 Harriet B. Brakeman 2
Florence A. Branch
David H. Brown
Helena B, Carpenter
Howe K, Cassavant
Sophia d. Cassavant
Alice M. Easton
Amy H. Edmands
Mae E. Guerin
Helen |. Haugh
Ethel c. Magoon
Ruth A. Noyes
Verena l. Suter
Homer ]. Vail
John c. E. 'Voss
William F. Youngs
Garland B. Cook
Mary R. Holmes
Gladys D. Peabody
Bernice S. Sanborn
Lindley S. Squires
Elsie G. Whitney
1915 Mary H. Buck
Irving L. Cabot
Anna M. Cole
Ebert c. Cole
Clifford T. Day
Carroll W. Dodge
Sarah L. Funnel
George H. Gardner
Fannie o. Gill
Wayne M. Halter !
Guy c. Hendry
Frank S. K. Hunt
Irene l. ingalls,
Charles S. Jones
Ruth Kendall
Pauline H. Knight
Katherine F. Knight
Mildred L. Lang
Alice K. MacGilton
Sophie D.. Musgrove
Ruth D. Norton
Thomas II. Ormsbee
T. Kenneth Penniman
Z. Joy Rose
AdelaideRoss
Harold ]. Swezey
Laura E. Walbridge
Elmer r. West
Marion T. Whitney
Roy T. Whitney
Marjory Wright
JOhn N. BeCkWltn
Ida A. Cole
Susan O. Griffen
Harriet f. Grandey
Fred r. Pullman
Charles w. Proctor
Alexander A. Robertson
Arthur L. Rogers
Samuel S. Sherman
Elisabeth T. Voss
1916 Harold E. Adams
Vera E. Arnold
Ada Barnes
Lucia M. Besiegel
Luke E. Bicknell
Ethel G.. Carpenter
Ruth H, Conner
Ella l. Drake
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-14

report errors or omissions t
Middlcbury. Later a corrcC
names Of alumni subscribing
1856 John c, Labaree
1867 Edmund c. Hunt
Henry +, Severens
1858 Brainerd Kellogg
1859 John c. Bailey
1860 Henry II, Vail
1868 Nathan B, Smith
Richard S. Tuthill
1864 Joseph W. Burnham
Francis G.. Clark
Lewis II, Hemenway
John A, Mead v.-v.
1865 Evarts Kent
Daniel ], Newland
1866 Nathan r. Nichols
1868 Alfred L, Higley
Elmer L, Phillips
Albee Smith
1869 Anthony Carr
Rufus c. Flagg
1871 Francis B. DEMO
A. Barton Hepburn
1873 Clarence +, Blake
1876 Julian W. Abernethy
Thomas E. Boyce
Willard r, Cray
Orange w Dodge
Edwin H, Eastman
William W. Gay
Charles M. Prynne
William A. Remele ~
1877 James M, Clifford
Albert W. Lamb
Charles B. Warner
1878 julius W. Atwood
1879 John W. Chapman
1880 PM. Meldon ~
Julius G. LinSey
1881 James L. Barton o.. 60.
Frank c, Partridge
1882 Samuel J, Preston
Carroll B. Ross
1883 Samuel Sheldon ~
1884 Frank H. Knowlton
Elmer P. Miller
lanes Ten Brooke
George A. Stewart
1885 George P. MCGOWAN rs
1887 John A. Fletcher
C. Ford Langworthy
1883 Edwin L. Allen
Herbert w. DEMO
Seymour Edgerton
John ]. Hassett 3d..
1889 Louis W. Austin
Robert NJ. Collins
Prentiss c. Hoyt
1890 Frederick H. Button DI
William H. Button
Adelbert A. Lavery
Albert d. Mead
Burton W, Norton
Harry E. Owen
Lucretius II, Ross
Bernis w Sherman
John NJ. Thomas
Lillian G. Van AIKEN
William H. van Allen
Leon E. White
1891 Ezra W. Benedict
Frank d. Boynton
Ernest c. Bryant
Blossom P. Bryant
Vernon c. Harrington
Carl A. Mead
Thomas H. Noonan
Grace S. Thomas
Clarence H. Wiley
1892 Bernis D. Colby
Alexander Macdonald
James F. McNaboe
1893 Edgar R. Brown
James B. Donoway
Charles E. Hesselgrave
Benjamin C. Miner
Frank B. Seeley
FRANKLIN B. Wynne
1894 Harry E. Wells
1895 Earl L. Cushman
William H. Eldridge
Ida B. Ellwood
Eben J. Fullam
Walter S. Grant
Cora M. Rogers
Eleanor S. Ross
George D. Scott
Lockwood M. Seely
Harriette H. Steele
Blanche A. Verder
Hedley A. Wicker
Richard o. Wooster
William c. Sturtevant
1896 David H. Blossom
Lena R. DEMO
Guy c. Lamson
Mary o. Pollard
Parker Williamson de Visme
Ernest w. Sniffen
Daniel P. Taylor
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-14

Frank A, Farnsworth
Winifred w. Fiske
Clara b. Hall
Herbert M, Hall
Susie c, Holmes
Carl S, Martin
Caroline c, Noyes
Bertha o, Stilson
Oscar J, Williams
Hazel NJ Wills
Clifton S, Hadley
William II Hill
1910 Maude Z Avery
Gretta A. Cater
Richard A, Currier
Harry A. Farrar
Georgia A, Gardner
Edith n, Grout
Egbcrt c, Hadley
Godia NJ, Leach
Harold d, Leach
George L, Shaw
Ada + Wells
Herbert L, Worden
Henry l., Mellen
Maude L, Wood
lUll wayne l, boAWoItn
Ruth l. Burnham
Walter II, Cleary
Jennie NJ Dale
Russell p, Dale
Pierce w, Darrow
William H. Darrow
/, Genevieve Fellows
Alice Hemenway
Myrtle B, Hill
Elizabeth c, Jackson
Marion Martin
William Richmond
Frank c, Ryder
Eunice W. Smith
Edwin s. S. Sunderland
Robert r, Twitchell
Carmen r Walker
Margery Burditt
May /, Delavan
Earl II, Gale
Prescott R. Harmon
Robert ID. Hope
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
ISIII

How lorg can a human being re-
main unde- water?
's is possible for man 10 devel-
OF hts endurance TO that point where
he car ccpse breathing for two. two
md half or even three minutes
For tho answers tu these questions
you must witness showing ot THE
Submarine Eye, the worthy success
sJr to "2c.00O Leagues Under the
ScG." The submarine Eye opens
az the Majestic tfeatcr tomorrow
for tho remainder II the week
Barlnri lcunent and chester
ia nett ore the featured stars.
The introd uctlon to the story prop
cr n developed In r prologue that
goes back 10 the year ~i2sD when
New brlenps was a social center OF
the new world
John fulton. - Young inventor.
hns perfected an under water per
iscope with which Il would be an
easy matter 10 search out sunken
lrsasurc on the floor Of the ocean.
To finance II ~ his problem
Este interyenes tn save him frotd
disappointment Just when things
look bluest he makes the acquaint-
nnce OF Dorothy Morgan, a vivaciou.i
haltess 10 millions She introduces
him 10 her father who organizes an
expedition for treasure hunting, us
INK for the purpose his private
yacht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Supreme Court Opinions

. a
OKLAHOMA CITY March 26,--
Tho following opinions were rem
dered by the supreme court and
commission;
Justice owen --- Warner Quinlan
Asphalt company VI, J w. Smith.
ct al. Garfield county district court
reversed. The l., y supply company
vs.. James L. Andrews, ct al, Payne
county district court. reversed.
Per Curtain: Frisco railroad com
paut Ys. Irving STACY, adminiistra-
tor estate Betty Alexander Musk o.
gee county superior court, former
opinion modified and affirmed, Pc
utlon for Tehearing denied.
Division No. I.
Commissioner Collier First Ma %
tlonal hank OF Dalton, Ohio. w. w.
l.. Cummings. Major county district
court. reversed and remanded with
Instructions
Commissioner Stewart-Iohn s.
Thomson, administrator estate W.
r. BadRet w. william T.. Thomp-
son, Craig county district court, af-
firmed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
ORPHEUM SHOW
AT EMPRESS

The Empress has Tact bin op-
ening with the matinee today, the
biggest show they have over PLAYED
IN number of acts Every act on the
bill II said 10 be a sood one and the
bill ns a whole will likely draw ca
paclty hrusez-I 'laire Rochester, who
is one OF high hala ricd Orpheum
headllner will be the feature OF the
nrw hili The Pool Room dra-
n attic story OF the underworld with
cast OF seven people viii occupy Il
prominent place. Skipper & Kastrup
IN clever soUgs ana stories viii likely
be one OF the hits of the show
Merles cock1toos will prove treat
for children, Other acts ON the bll
ar" Lexey and Conner la singing
aud tclkirH. Swan and Swan in a
novelty offering, and lAzar and
Dale IN biackfaco comedy Join
ing the Union"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Oklahoma via Washington
by omer X Benedict--
Worlds Washington 2Oa Riggs building
By Omer X. Benedict
Worlds Washington Bureau

WV ARLINGTON. March 26 %.
" A. Clark. attorney OF Stglcr.
okla, arrived In tho city
this week in the interest Of lana
buyers OF Haskell county
II appears that at the sale OF the
segregated lands in HASKELL county
last October purchasers acquired the
land at the highest bid, hut with the
stipulation that ahy and all bids
we're subject TO cancellation.
ON February % the interior de
paffment cancelled 81 tracts Many
OF the purchasers had fenced the
land. built houses and barns. broke
sod. and otherwise improved the
property.
Mr.. clark has been granted
hearing before the interior depart
ment.
--
c. L. Burdick Of saltwater chair
man of the council of defense for
Payne county. is n Washington to
find out what action can be taken
against a few German residents uf
his county. who refuse To both pro-
duce crops or rent ,thelr land, lie
hopes TO have them interned per
haps to the province OF MilwaUkes,
u German outpost near Canada.
-
The food administrator Is look
ing for some self sacrificing Okla
homan who will volunteer to act az
chairman of the state council OF de-
fense, to flll the vacancy caused by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
2o2 Riggs Building

the resignation ~ Strpttun n.
Brooks of Norman. The position IL
open TO any good patriotic man who
will devote his entire time to the
job, without pay. OF course.
Judge James A Diggs. we'll.
known Tulsa attorney, appeared be-
fore the supreme court last week IN
the case Of tho Gyps, OH company
vs. IL H. Howard, state auditor.
This Is a similar case OF the indian
Territory Illuminating company.
and the Barnsdale on company
against the state auditor, In refusal
to pay gross revenue tax to the state.
mn Mowris. oil man Of Tulsa. was
ia Washington the first of the week
on business connected with Indian
leases before the interior depart.
mont
- -
Or II / Sanford OF Marshall.
okla, president of tho Oklahoma
association, is In
Washington lobbying in the interest
of certain provisions In the Edmonds
bill regulating the practice of mcdi-
cine. lio was accompanied by H.
l.. Browne of Norman.
II
Frank Hassett,. well-known Tulsa
OIL man. Is slated TO he called ms a
member OF Mark l., Requa's "or
cabinet 30 the story goes here.
-
II is Understood that Harry r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
WE HAVE Nd PLANES
IN EUROPE, SAYS new
Senator Declares that Air Program
OF United States Is Sadly
Delayed.

WASHINGTON. March .C.--Scna-
Tor New. Republican OF Indiana
speaking In the senate today. de
cared that instead OF twelve thou
sand combat airplancs being deliv-
cred In France by July 1. as provided
In the original airplanc progra m,
the number will amount 10 only 81.
II agree that this Is not the time
10 discourage the American people. %
said Senator New. discussing the air
plane situation, but this is no more
tho time TO mislead the American
people In view OF the great task
ahead OF us"
Baker statement Recalled.
Senator New called attention 10 n
statement accredited to Secretary
Faker on February !. quoting him
Ry saying the first American air
plsnes were being sent to Europe
hve months ahead OF schedule and
praising the progress being made on
the Liberty motor.
'I submit that statement ~ wholly
misleading and perilously SO" said
he The people are entitled 10 know
the truth. If we can't tell them the
NuNH NN "VH itfu 'lltHl on htAte-
mems OF that kind II we are to win
this var"
Hove we got one single airplane
IN Europe today. or an engine that
ear stand the test Of combat ma
chine interrupted Senator McCum.
Der
We have not single combat
plane In France today unless some
have been landed within the last few
days" replied Senator New
johnson Asks Question.
What was the aircraft program
for July !. this year, asked Senator
Johnson OF California.
Il think that while I had not in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
RRnADMAN

The present vaudeville bin auh
picture program a. tho Broadway
win he concluded with performan-
eos this afternoon and evening
81 msOn's mlnAtrels furnish excellent
entertainment In their minstrel FIRST
part. the songs and Jokes being new
and biglhy entertaining in every
rense of the word. Cook and rlum-
ilton have singing and talking
act that IL decidedly interesting Ar
chic Ouri A. 60. feature splendid
juggling oft that bring out many
rev fents IN The Juggling art There
are two other acts including the Ia
Nigue sisters, singing and talking
ara vocal aud intrumenthl music by
the AGernc trio. Those who enjoy
the screen viii find much enter
f1lnment IN the two comedies and
photoplar featuring Alice Joyce m
The Song ~ the Soul" There will
he a new program tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

tended mentioning that. Il - fair
and Just To say that the program
called for twelve thousand combat
planes by July l." replied Senator
New
How many will there he delivered
on July ." the California senator
asked.
Thirty seven" said Senator New
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
ANOTHER FORGERY CHARGE

G. s. SchwAr1kopf Accused Of Civ
ing Rad Check on 81. Louis hank.
Scarcely a day passes that forgery
is not charged against someone in
the Justice courts OF the county. Yes
terday il was G. s, Schwarkopt was
charged with passing forged check
for Sl75. The check Ia alleged 10
have been given to C'Neill Moltz
and R9es and was on the Boatmen's
bank of ST Louis IL was signed
with the name OF Ilulda Schwnrz-
kopf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
cRABTREE WITNESSES WANTED.
State Asks for bringing Chapman
Girl from Drumright.

ono OF the first indications OF
preparations for the second trial OF
W. T. Crabtree. was the filng yester-
dly OF "A petition 10 have LILLIAN chip
man, state MIness. brought here for
trial from Drumrlght. The Chapman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

CHARLESTON, s. G.. March 90.
Two workmen were killed ana nine
Sthers injured by the explosion here
late today OF RaH tank in the hold
OF merchant steamer undergolrR
reuntrE herp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

girl was present az the Mabel
Brooks rondhouHe % Ihe night that
Charles shaw was murdered. ana Il
an important link In the states evi-
dCuce
Arizona republican., 1918-06-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Jefferson Hotel-J. Vim, Ajo; Mrs. Longerot, and daughter, Congress-; F. A. Nicholas and family, Florence; Mrs. E. x Parmentu, Lake Forest; Evelyn Parmentu, Lake Forest; c. P. Meaden, Phoenix: Mrs. w. II. Adler, Gilbert; c. A. Streight, Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. r. w. Atchison. Ray Junction; c. P. Finch, Los Angeles: W. l.. Zumwalt, Globe; Charles E. Hark, Miami; Mrs. D. P. Carmichael, Jr., Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. George Semier, Miami.
 Adams Hotel-F. NJ. Pool, Los Ange- les; Charles Salmon, New York; Mir. and Mrs. O. w. Orlander, Providence; O. L. Hart, Flagstaff; s. P. Mason, Washington. D. C.; Mir. and Mrs. Bob Byrns, Tucson; Robert J. Schwart, St Louis; Dick Hollingsworth. San Fran cisco; H. Easter. Sasco; John II. Bak- CT. San Francisco.
 Commercial Hotel-J. NJ. Headley Hillside: R. A. Philbrook, Yuma; c. B Taylor, San Antonio; Arthur Prather Santa Fe; l. A. Brown. Los Angeles; P. T. Colman. Holbrook; S. Poemer Phoenix; A. $. Gibbons, St. Johns: Miss Lucy Blatzy, Glendale; J. H. sherman Denver; D. E. Livingston, Denver; J J. Hildner. Los Angeles; Jay J. Gar field; r. J. Miller, Superior
Arizona republican., 1918-06-01
SEARCH HERE FUR MAN
 FOUL PLAY |s FEARED

The police are seaehing in Phoenix TOT information leading to the where apoutS Of w. M. Baker, whom friends say in letters to Chief George O. Brisbols has not been heard from TOT about two years. Baker is de- scribed as 50 years old, about 16O pounds in weight, with a hald head and is a violinist
 letter received by Chief Brisbois from the mans nephew. Charles A. Rollins, written on a postal service letter head dated Washington, D. C., saying he was last seen in Septem- Der, 1915. T feel he has met with foul play" Rollins writes.
 John W. Ballow, county treasurer. in a letter dated at Portales, N. M.. informs the chief a man named w. M. Baker was on the .roll'' of 1917; that H. M. Livingston of that place had his belongings and that the last letter sent Baker by Livingston ha not been returned unclaimed
 T am afraid,'' writes Livingston. something has happened to him." He writes that when last heard from. Baker was i'll in Phoenix and out of work.
 The police say they have no trace of Baker. Whether he went away, or died here naturally or otherwise. they have not yet been able to ascer- tain.