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who are al the Grafton, wiz take po1-
session Of their house, 2233 ssefu
circle. on October -. IheiF hna
was leased for a year bv Clarence
Woolley o. the War Trade Beard. and
Mra. Woolley. of New York aT
save 90 up in the gpring when NFF
Woolley went % their couutrv place
AZ portchegter. ~ Mr. WuolIeT
has divided bis time between Port
chester and washington.
Miss Rosamond Lancaster. who ig
ven known in society in New Tofk.
win become the bride Of Barclay .
warburton. JE, Of Phlladslphla, son
of Major and Mrs. Barclay II WaF
burton and grandson of Er John
Wanamaksr Announcements of the
engagement was made yesterday by
her mother, Mrs. John Edward Ian
caster. who is at Hot Springs. va,
with her daughter before coming to
New York 20 pass the winter az the
RitE-CarItou.
1lrs. Henry Llppitt and her chill
dren. who have been visiting M
LlppittB father. former Senator Hens
~ u. Lippitt az his farm in Rhofa
Island since june are on their way
TO California TO join Mr Libpitl
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aring Miss Mary Fox, Miss Estella
Foster and Miss Mabel 81. Thurston.
The luncheon was served in the re-
ception roo on the third floor Of the
huilfi7- on F street, the main dining
room re'IE not YET completed This
was a. drst formal function with
an of1c a. stamp given Tor the dele
gates.
Thompsons Have DaughteF.
Major and Mrs. John Mcdonald
Thompson are receiving eougratula-
tions. on the birth OF a daughter re-
Gently. Mrs. Thompson was Miss
Elizabeth Chase. daughter Of the late
Capt vOlney Chase, .. s. n. and Mrs.
Chase.
Major and Mrs. Mcdonald are
spending the winter in washington,
and have an apartment at 215i Cali
fOrnia street.
Mrs. Luther W. Mott. wife Of Con-
gresham Mott, Of New York, has re-
turned TO Washington Tor the winter
accompanied By her daughter, Miss
Dorothy Mott They win be a. 1927
Sixteenth street, as before.
Miss Helen Ernst, who returned TO
her Washington home this fan for
short stay, has gone to Southampton.
L. /. She viii return here about Oc-
tOber %. Her sister, Mrs. William
Morton Grinnell, VIII join the family
here on November 4.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. c. L Fitzhugh.
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Tea Fer Miss sutherIund.

Miss Harriet Clark. daughter Of
Congressman and Mrs. Frank Clark,
Of Florida. viii entertain. at small
tea on Monday afternoon in compi-
ment to Miss Sara Sutherland, whose
marriage to Ebert Tuttle will be an
event OF Wednesday.
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e. Women,a CInb -.

A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held by the women Of Washing
ton on Wednesday evening at 1710
I street in the interest Of The City
Women's Club Miss Miriam B. VIII
son, director OF the Women's Division
Of the U. s. Employment Service, Of
Toledo, Ohio gave an interesting ac-
count Of the organization and suc5
cessful operation OF the Toledo
Women's Club. OF which she Is mem
Der.
The meeting decided 70 institute q
drive for membership in the new
organization and select a location for
the club house. The drive for mem
bers will last until November IS,
after which date all new members
will be required to pay an initiation
fee. Mrs. George Eastment was
selected as chairman Of the member
ship committee for this drive. Miss
Mary O'TOole and Miss Aida Henri
ques were appointed a committee to
select suitable quarters for the club.
The City Women's Club viii be
neither sectarian nor political, and
the women in Washington who are
interested in this organization. which
is a forward step for Washington
and will, no doubt. be Of great bene-
1T. are not only invited to attend the
next meeting, which will be held on
wednesday evening, October p, at
s o'clock at 171O stTeet, but 70 COM
municate with Mrs. George Eastment'
1923 Ordway. Cleveland Park, in re-
gard to membership.
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Dont Zee elFeleuI eEDeadlture maize
Sieve % your Uurse. by Wisslg.
and increase youF money holEln=s -
lnvesting g. ". S.
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Viaitng IN Capital

Miss Sarah L. Flaherty and Miss
Adeline z. Wrede, Of San Francisco,
Cal. are visiting FOR a month IN
Washington with Mr.. and Mrs Thom-
az r. FIaherty at the Manchester
apartments. Miss Flaherty and Miss
Wrede were the guests Of honor ct
a luncheon given by Congressman
and ArHrs. John ]. Nolan, OF Cali
fornia. They are being entertained
extensively BY the California colony
In Washington
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Theta Delta chi Fraternity Of
George washington University viii
entertain at a formal dance at the
fraternity house, 1912 Calvert street,
this evening from $50 to - o'clock
This Is the first OF the formal dances
which will be given By the young
men OF Theta Delta Chi this season.
The dean OF Columbian College
and Mrs. Wilbur. DR.. and Mrs. Her
bert Schoenfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Clarkson, and Senator and Mrs. jos
eph France viii be guests OF honor.
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Min. Connnrd MaErIea

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Clara A Connard 70
Lieut.. Bernard Albert Byrne1 both OF
this CITY. The ceremony was per-
formed on July Q by Rev. Edward d.
johnson at St. Anne's rectory, An
napOlis, Md.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Page sixteen)

Slater and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman.
Matinee vaudeville performances
will be given at the Belasco Theater
on the afternoons of October % and
% and each evening there will be a
cabaret supper dance and HicksOn
style show at Wardman Park Inn.
News comes from New York that
Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., the only
son OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, OF New York, IS engaged
to marry Miss Rachel LittletOn, a
sister Of Martin W. Littleton, lawyer
and Democrat, who nominated Judge
Alton 3. Parker for the presidency.
Miss Littleton lives with her brother
at Plandome, L I.
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George Washington University
LAW SCHOOL
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Berins 55th Year sept. "a. 1o1a
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strict standards. Instruction. by mgll
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Forenoon classes 20 II viii be resumed.
AfterEoon classes. B:10 TO 6.bos and on-
ttonaI early morning classes, dsbl % sea
ton especially advantageous 90 gtude1t1 %
oo.o-n-non- --HI-o. anfa-Ea
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SCIENTIFIC ANTHOLOGY

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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holdir.y a
Bankruptcy. Court In the matter q J..
Sale PostOn, Inc, corporation, bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. No. l188. To the credit
OrB OF j. Sale Poston, Inc, n corporation
Of the City Of Washington, District Of Co
lumbia: Notice ia hereby given that on
the 7th day Of February, A. d. 1918, the
said j. Sale PoEton, Inc, a corporation, waa
duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the
first meeting Of its creditors will be held AZ
my office, fl6 Fifth street northwest
Washington, ID. c.. on the 2lEt day Of Oc-
tobeT, A. D. 1919 az 1890 O'Clock A. NJ.
at which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint a trustee,
DOrafi0u, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting.
RALPH D. QUlETER. Referee in Bank
ruptcy.
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ingto6, will sail on October 20 for
her home IN Switzerland. She viii
leave Washington on October % for
New York. Nine. HDgll was former
ly Miss Ethel Camp.
Alpha Nu Chapter Of the Kappa
Alpha Fraternity viii give a dance, In
honor OF its pledges, tonight at its
home, 2511 Fourteenth street Mrs.
W. r. Myers, Mrs. Sidney Hollings-
worth and Mrs. John L. Writ viii be
the chaperones for the evening.
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WaIlrern Enfertnin-


Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker, OF REST
Harrow" Fairfax county. Va, enter
tained at dinner last night at the
Cafe st. Marks. There were eight in
the party.
Mrs. Frederick Henry Prince, jr.,
is spending the weekend with her
father and sister, ". p. G. Harding.
Of the Federal Reserve Board, and
Miss Margaret Harding at their resi-
dence, 1886 Nineteenth street
Col. Henry l. Stimson, former as
sistant Secretary Of War, arrived In
Washington yesterday, and Is at the
New willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trenholm. Mr..
and Mrs. De Saussure Trenholm and
Lee Trenholm, Of New York, viii come
TO Washington for the wedding to-
morrow OF Miss Frances Trenholm Ca
pers, daughter OF Mrs. John g. Ca
pers, to Frederick N. Towers. Lee
Trenholm, who is the brides cousin
will be best man for Mr.. Towers. and
her uncle, Frank Trenholm, will give
her In marriage. There will be no at.
tendants. and the wedding viii be
very simple. owing to the recent
death or MISS CaperB father. The
brides uncle. the Rt Rev. 7. W. Ca.
pers, Bishop Of Western Texas, will
perform the ceremony, assisted BY
the Rev. Canon Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. OF EIl<ins
w. Va, who are visiting Mrs Lees
sister. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, had
guests lunehing with them yesterday
at the Cafe st. Marks.
Mrs. Charles s. Whitman, OF New
York, is at the willard for q few
days, having come to Washington for
a meeting Of the d. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. TinlCham entertained
a company at dinner last evening at
the ShOreham, when their guests in
cluded Major General and Mrs. Bar
nett, the Postmaster OF New York
and Mrs. Thomas Patton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. Blaine Elkins,
Miss Gladys .Hinckley, and John Bar
ret9
Nine Emil Hugh, who has been
making an extended visit to wash
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PROPOSALS

5FFICE or The COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT or COBUM BTA. Wash
EgJou. D. C.. October ~. 1913 Sealed pro-
teFrfs will be received al the office aL the
+ cretary 20 The Board Of Commissioner.
loom sos. District Building until D. u..
bctober 2a 1918 Tor leasing on Washington
FaarnoI OF the Potomac River. the space
fecupied by structures 90 20 20 and a 20
~ section q. on Water street sUut hH est,
t.ot 81 N street Forms Of proposals and
al Necessary information may be obtained
rom the Chairman 0f the Wharf Commit
Iee Room AZ, District Building. LOUIS
FaDWNIaDW. w GWTNk GARDINER,
tHARLEs w. KUTZ. Commissioners, u. c.
I7.I8,20. .2122,z3
fEALED PROPOSALS. win be received al
this office until o'clock o. M. october
"a 1918 and then opened, for building s5
aces ~ ID. al ink ft. 10 INKS a. and
ases Is ft ~ in-E2 g. 10 INKS r. For
klnuk proposals, specifications. plans, AMI
trrfTcuiarF address '4rhe Chief Clerk, Bu-
aau of the Census. Department Of oglE-
harce, Washington, u. c. 1850
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The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Thornton Towers. daughter OF Will
lam Towers, District Auditor, and
Mrs. Towers, and Harry Thornton
Knight. took place on Wednesday at
noon. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. James H. W. Blake, in
Christ Church. Georgetown, with
only a small company OF friends and
relatives present.
The bride wore a dark blue trieO-
tine suit with beaver furs and a small
dark blue velvet hat trimmed in sill
yer.
Mr.. Knight and his bride left for
a wedding trip to New York and
Niagara Falls. They will make their
home later in Washington.
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III Lecture u q. ". d.

David EdstrOm, noted sculptor, Of
New York, will lecture before the
class in the history and appreciation
OF painting, George Washington Uni
versity, this afternoon at 8 o'clock at
2O25 G street northwest. Mr.. Ed
strom. who recently designed two
statutes OF Isis and Nepthys for the
Scottish Rite Temple. in this city, viii
discuss his art work and student life
abroad. The general public has been
invited to attend.
DR.. Gertrude Richardson Brigham,
Of the department Of archaeology and
history OF art at the university, who
arranged for the lecture. will be a.
home Informally 70 her students and
their friends from TO 8 o'clock on
Sunday afternoons throughout the
year at her apartment In the Naples.
DR.. Brigham has Just made the uni
versity a Fift Of 81 900 as a memorial
to her friend, Miss Genevieve Chatter
ton McCutchins, the income from
which will be awarded in two cash
prizes OF S25 and SIS annually for the
best and next best essays on subjects
connected with archaeology or paint
ing. In their award consideration
viii be given to the students knOWl-
edge OF contemporary literature, his
tory, or music, as relating 70 the
progress Of the 6ne arts. These prizes
will be offered only to candidates Tor
degrees. but both graduates and un-
dergraduates may y-compete.
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49, SHOUID DO}
MADAM STANLEY

ROAL GYPSY PALNIST,
Reads your hand like an open book; az Is
pot necessary 20 mention al great and
Eonderful things Madam Stanley has and
an DO Tor her patrons; her name and
EqnqerIul readings for the last 10 years in
Warrington viii Be q recommendation 70
elli G9tiElactiOu guaranteed give her call
second floor front. Look special for
i4o ath e. n. Va formerly Of 1911 II N. =.
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Miss EIIEabeth DiIIon Weds.


A very pretty wedding took place
in the Church of the Holy Name yes
terdav, when Miss Elizabeth Dillon
became the bride Of Herbert Nc
Donald. The Rev. J.. J. Dillon,
brother OF the bride. performed the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Wal
ter Hayes. Miss Marguerite Lyons
acted as maid OF honor for Miss
Dillon, while MI Anthony Mcdonald
was best man for his brother Mr..
and Mrs Mcdonald left Immediately
after the ceremony for New York.
Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall Mrs.
Robert Lansing, Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth, IT,, Mrs. Merritte ". Ireland,
and Mrs. Delaney, wife OF Colonel
Delaney, u. :. A., received with Mrs.
William Hamilton Bayly, president or
the Washington Y. W. c. A.. yester-
day. when the association entertained
in compliment to the women physi-
clans assembled for the international
conference here. There are seventeen
countries represented among them.
The informal reception was followed
by a luncheon in the new Y. W. c. A.
building.
others in. the receiving line were
DR.. Ada r. Thomas, Mrs. John s.
SculIy. Mrs. II. 3. r. Mcfarland, Mrs.
Herbert L. Day, Mrs. Fred r. Wright,
Mrs. John c. Let's. Mrs. Woodbury.
Pulsifer, Mrs. John l. NewbOld, Miss
Elizabeth Pierce, Miss Frances Chick
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker, OF REST
Harrow" Fairfax county. Va, enter
tained at dinner last night at the
Cafe st. Marks. There were eight in
the party.
The Washington times., 1919-10-17

Nine Emil Hugli, who has been
making an extended visit to wash
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DOCKTON

Mr.. John Hay of Oregon is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Hay, over
the holidiys.
The cannery tender "Alice 'un-
derwent repairs on the drydoek
here last week.
Mr.. w. G. Greer returned hime
from Ashford on Tuesday and will
spend Christmas at his home
here.
Mr.. Emil Andersen, who has en-
ploymen at Ashford, returned
HON on Saturday and will remain
until after Christmas.
Mrs. Gust Nilsen and Mrs. G.
Madsen are visiting with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mill
err, during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Petersen and
son Clifford, and Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell blanchard, spent Satur-
day visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
ii. Madsen in Tacoma.
A community Christmas tree
and entertainment will be held at
the Dockon Hotel on Saturday
evening, under the leadership of
Mrs. Algier Andersen. A cordial
invitation is extended the public.
The young people Of the church
enjoyed a social evening in the
form of an indoor track meet at
Stuckey's Hotel, on Saturday, I'M
der the direction of Rev. Harry
Earle. All reported having a fine
time.
The Misses Hannah and Esther
johnson Of Seattle came over on
Saturday for n visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. johnson.
Miss Hannah returned to Seattle
on Sunday afternoon, while Miss
Esther will spend the Christmas
holidays here.
The schoolhouse was filled TO
overiiowing on Tuesday evening
by friends and parents of the
children, when very successful
program was given under the di-
rection of the teachers. The room
was beautifully decorated with
Christmas grecnery and red and
green streamers We're fcstooned
ON a Christmas tree that stood in
one corner and from which Santa
Claus distributed presents to
every child present.
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LISABEULA

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Benner's little
boy is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Shattuck have
moved from Seattle 10 their home
here.
Mrs. Brink was visiting and shop
ping in Tacoma last Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyle have been
on the sick list but are better at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield's baby
has been quite sick. but is on the
mend now.
Mrs. Page and Mrs. Sutton
were in Tacoma last week ON a
shopping tour.
Mrs. Sullivan is in Tacoma for
a few days visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Daniels.
The Art and Embroidery Club
will meet with Mrs. Sutton on the
Sth of January. All are invited.
Mrs. L. Howe and Mrs. Harring-
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ton were dinner guests on Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. II.
Howard.
Mrs. +. Bullard cut her hand
quite severely on lamp chimney
the other day. II was found nee
esary TO have IA doctor dress the
wound.
Miss Minnie aud Ben Larson are
home for the holidays from Me-
Minville, Oregon, where they are
attending college.
Master Ogic Jenson, Iloyt Lau-
rance, Walter Larson and Minnie
Meloy went to Seattle on Satur-
day to do some Christmas shop
ping.
Quite few report the loss of
apples and potatoes during the
cold snap. We should prepare
for cold weather as they do in the
Dakotas.
Mr.. M. Hampton is very i'll in
Seattle. Not much hope for his re
covery. His wife died about a
month ago, and sorrow over his
great loss is said to be responsible
for his sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday have
moved to Seattle for the winter.
Mrs. H.Steinforth was in Seatt-
lie last week visiting relatives and
doing some Christmas shopping.
The pupils of Lisabeula school
had their Christmas tree last Fri
day. All received presents--they
have a custom here of drawing
names and making each other
presents. Everyone is pleased and
happy over the result.
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pipes contracted so mueh during
.he cold spell that they drew the
sections of cement pipe all apart.
Now he is laying l-inch iron pipe
all through. Success and a good
job this time.
Mr.. +. n. Earls has had sorry
time of II with the water works on
his ranch. The ram got clogged
during the freeze and the pipes
froze and bursted. Got new pipe
and fixed that length; then an
other length froze up; then he
had the standard pipe all boxed IN
with sawdust a foot thick, to taFc
down. Sawdust and pipe frozen
solid Well, Mr.. Il. look real
pleasant. If misery loves com
pany," there are lots of people
around Cove in the same boat. So
cheer upl
Mr.. Frank Elden has been ship.
ping some fine ducks for breeding
purposes. Now we don't care so
much for those squacking things,
though pretty good but those
nice turkey gobblers up there on
The Hill give MS an aching pain at
times.
Say, there is one Coveitc who
has received the very finest.
cntest and the Yery incest --nonc
of your boughten store stuff. first
or second hand. either. Don't find
il in the woods, either. for his
Christmas present. But A. l..
llotchkins is stepping so high
nowadays we don't know If you
can reach him to find out. BY the
way, A. H., we smoke.
When in the city the Other day
we stumbled upon Mr.. Schuyler
Ward. II does ones heart good to
meet "A familiar face and an old
friend. | wonder how he manages
TO keep looking so handsome and
youngsters are some folks who
would like to get your recipe, old
hoy. And il has bcecn, 10, so many
moons since last we met.
We We're talking to nice,
sturdy young chap down at the
store one day. We asked. " Whose
boy are youf' He replied, 81 am
Mr.. Ramquist's s boy. Any more
such fine boys around your
homer" "Lct me see-onc, two,
there are so many | cant count
them" Gollyl we did not know
that Ed was like the old woman
who lived in a shoe. Is it any
wonder he has smile on his face
all the timer
Merry Christmas and best wish
es for all.
Vale
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CENTER

Earl Danner was a visitor on the
Island over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wood have
been spending few days at Fern
wood Ranch.
Donald Kirkland has been quite
i'll the past week, also his little
sister Leah.
C. }. Williams is recent addi-
tion TO the Island, having moved
his family here.
Mrs. B. J. Wylde is enjoying the
holidays as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Williams.
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A family reunion was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l..
Foreman of Paradise Valley, who
entertained on Christmas day
their son, Il. w. Foreman, wife and
son Robert, now of Seattle, but re-
Gently from Alaska; d daughter,
Mrs. II. A. Seltzer, husband and
two children, of Tacoma another
daughter, Mrs. p, NJ. Carpenter,
and husband, who has just return
ed from France and a friend,
Miss Frances Hartley of Fern Hill,
Wash.
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G o V e

We saw Tobe Bison on the
market in the city, looking as well
as usual. We had been wondering
what had become Of him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 0. Rindal have
been enjoying visit the past
week with friends from WILDLY
Island, Mrs. Thorsen and daugh-
ter. Their daughter, Miss Hanah,
is home for a few days, also.
Master Howard Crozier is be-
coming quite a competent driver
when it comes to running his faith
er's truck. The ladies do not fear
riding with him. We were quite
interested in hearing him talk
shop" with Mac, the mail car
rier, one evening down at the
store. Howard reeled it off by the
yard without taking a breath.
Chip of the old block" for doing
things.
W. V. Crozier has been up in the
woods saving down some second
growth fir. Hauled them down to
the ranch, hewed them to shape
for skids, and with some big saw
ed timber has been putting in
some pretty good licks for several
days making that new stump
puller-it is going to be some pull
Ter, too. Things are bound to hum
soon on that ten acres Mr.. Crozier
bought last summer.
Mr.. w. G. Doyle was at consid-
cradle expense laying cement pipe
last fall in connection with his
electric system. He has been
thoroughly convinced that ce-
ment pipes and iron pipes do not
hitch up into firstelass working
team. They get balky. The iron