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Evening journal., 1920-01-20
TWO HURT in
MORNING FIRE,
STOVE UPSET
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had responded on a still alarm OF fire
sent in by the police, fell TO the side
walk from the ladder, alighting on his
head. lie was picked up by fellow
flremen and rushed to the Delaware
Hospital in private automobile,
where It was found that his skull was
fractured.
Maxwell was unconscious early this
afternoon and his condition is critical.
The Injured fireman is married, and has
a wife and three small children living
at Fourth and Ferris streets. He mas
been employed by the Reliance Com
pany for the past TWO years as a driver.
The Negress VINO. had her left leg
broken is Edith Sanders, aged 2i years,
daughter Of the woman who rented the
McCaulley street house. The young
woman was asleep in bed In the sec
ond story front room at the time the
fire started and when she awOku the
house was flled with smoke, names
were licking up the front stairway and
an escape from the room, except
through the front windows, was cut
of. Through this window the girl
jumped, alighting on the brick Side
walk below.
Her screams, as she leaped through
The window, aroused the neighbOrhood
and word was sent 10 the police sta
ton. The Reliance and Phoenix com
panies were notified and they hurried
10 the scene.
The injured woman was picked up
by neighbors and carried into nearby
house. The police ambulance crew
was out on another case at the time,
but the police patrol was sent to tAe
scene and the injured girl was removed
10 the Delaware Hospital.
Firemen who responded to the still
alarm were soon Joined by the district
fire companies, who had been sum-
moned on an alarm from BOX No. ii3,
which had been sent in by Parolman
Dawson.
By this time the flames were lioking
up the interior OF the house, a two
and a hslf story frame structure.
The nremen confined the fire 10 the
one building, but not before the in
terror Of the house was Quilted
Inc hluNt NNlcu u y N4lpAtAN Mdo
upset by someone who had entered the
house while the Sanders girl was asleep
was near the front stairway. The lrst
fremsn 10 enter the building was David
Donor, OF the independence company
who said the stove was then upside
down on the oor.
That the stove had been upset was
evident 10 the police who investigated
the case and efforts are being made to
ind who was the last one seen leaving
The house.
Owing 10 the nervous shock and pain
experienced by the Sanders woman little
information about the fire could be
learned from here at the hospital The
mother OF the injured woman was not
81 home when the FIRE started, she be-
ing employed.
The property loss is estimated at
$1,000
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
UNTAGGED DOGS DIE
AFTER TOMORROW

Early tomorrow the city dos catch
ers will start out 10 corrall all unreg-
islered dogs found In the streets. 1t Is
not thought that many unlicensed ami
mails will be found the tlrsi day or two
Under the ruling Of the police de-
partment, all dog owners are allowed
ihe first twenty days OF January each
year. in which TO obtain new license
TAGS and after that time all unlicensed
dogs are impounded.
According to the records OF the police
department. more dog licenses have
been issued the first twenty days ol
the present month than were issued
during the corresponding period Of
last year. Up 20 noon today, I6O u
censes had been Issued, while up Z
midnight Of January 20. last year, only
TAO licenses had been issued.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MEET TONIGHT

The Delaware State Funeral Directors
Association Will give a banquet at the
LambrOs Cafe this evening. Prior TO
the banquet a business meeting OF the
association will be held In the funeral
parlors OF William F. Lynn, No. 2O9
West Sixth street. and officers elected.
Demonstrations in the latest methods
OF embalmIng will be given by II. C..
Leaning, OF Philadelphia, and Thornton
Barnes, OF New York. A theatre party
win follow the dinner.
The committee on arrangements Is
composed Of William r. Lynn, chair
man: James T. Chandler and II. Herbert
HirZel.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
TO IssuE MANY BONDS.

Mayor Taylor. CITY Treasurer Banks
and City Auditor Sheppard. will sign
their names one thousand times tomor-
row on the $4,000 city bonds issue
authorized by City Council sometime
ago.
Amounts apportioned 10 different de-
partments follow: siOOOOO. Board OF
Harbor Commissioners: 100000. Street
and Sewer Department; 500 600 Water
Department. The entire issue has been
sold 10 the Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York, and the rate Of maturity
varies from twenty TO twenty-five years.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
HENRY T. MILBURN DIES.

Henry T. Milburn. a well known
Negro resident died at Newport Mon
day morning The deceased leaves a
wife, Mary c. Milburn, flve daughters.
Mrs. William Morgan. Mrs Julia Nc
Cam. Mrs. Howard Waters. Mrs. VIII
liam Dildy. Mrs. Joseph Carington and
four sons. James. William, George and
Ebert Milhurn. The body was re-
moved from his home at Newport TO
the residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Nor
gan, at No. 6i9 Lincoln street. The
funeral services win be held Thursday
afternoon in the Eighth Street Baptist
Church. OF which he was a deacon. Mr..
Milbburn was 50 years old and was born
in Maryland. He was a highly respect
ed citizen. The Rev. H. G. Jones will
preach the funeral sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
WmsKEY SHIP SAFE IN PORT.

NEW YORK, Jan 20 UNITED Pressl-
The disabled steamship Yarmouth, OF
the Black Star line, was safe In porl
early today.
The Yarmouth was towed 70 Am
brose channel lightshlp last night by
the coastguard cutter Seneca and pro
ceeded 10 this port under her own
steam.
Revenue officials here said the $1,000
900 cargo Of liquor was not liable to
seizure.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
yOIJNC MIN. BEWAREi

Young men, take notlcel Tomorrow
Is st. Agnas Day An old English
custom says II you fast from ~ o'clock
tonight until the same hour Wednes-
day night and walk backwards upstairs
70 bed each night, you will dream Of
your future wife.
AS this is Leap Year It would be a
good thing TO know who you are In
danger OF.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
CHURCH GIRLS TO
PLAY BASKETBALL

The monthly meeting OF the Y p s.
C. r.. OF ST. Paul's NJ r. Church. Will
be held in the church, at o'clock. The
young women OF ST. Paul's NJ. T..
Church will meet in the. recreation hall
Of the church tonight. at 730 o'clock. to
organize girls basketball teams. Mrs.
Henry Warner and Miss Faith Smith,
who have had experience in basketball,
Will be in charge Of the work
Evening journal., 1920-01-20

up In the neck OF the woods,
where hail from" boasted the
commercial traveller, six railroads
cut across the section that might
be contained within a circle Of a
quarter-mile diameter. Here is the
sketch and you will see that there
are 10 crossing points"
That's nothing" said the man
who won't be outnbbed. "those
same six roads meet back OF my
house. and your quarter-mile circle
dropped over my district would en-
close -- crossing points"
Now the second Munchausen, by
accident, announced the limit OF
possibilities, so we will ask our
puzzlists TO prove the truth Of his
statement by drawing a circle and
crossing 10 with six straight lines
to produce the maximum number OF
crossing points.
ANSWER TO No. 81.
As there would be Just 50 spaces
between GO poles. the distance be-
tween poles would be 32i and 24-59
feet.
Copyright. 1919. BY sam Loyd).
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
IN MEuoJitAN

IN MEMoItiN0.
In sad but loving Tmcmbrauce of ny
darling boy. Rex Davis, who departed this
life one year ago today January 20, 1915
Gone In the best of his days.
Bright IN manhood blooms,
Gone from those who loved him.
To sleep In the lonesome tomb.
I often think Of you, dear Rex,
No eyes can see me weep;
But many a silent tear / shed.
when others are asleep
God called him home. n was His VIII,
But IN my heart I love him still;
Ills memory Is as dear today,
As In the hour when he passed away.
when the evening shades are gathering.
And I SIT all alone.
Into my heart there comes longing.
N my darling boy could come home.
MAY he rest 10 peace. Gone but not Tor
gotten. His Mother, Lelicc Davis
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
EnIcssnN FAsT N IcE.

The steamer Ericsson, plying between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Is Ice
bound in the Chesapeake canal, just
above St. Georges lock.
No passengers were taken on the
trip. The boat left Baltimore at ,
O'Clock Thursday afternoon and was
due in Philadelphia the same night.
She struck ice In Chesapeake Bay and
an ice-breaker went to her assistance
bringing her as far as Chesapeake city.
The Ericsson then proceeded up the
canal, but was stopped by ice Saturday.
Il has been impossible to move her
since.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
MARkET IRREGULAR TO-DAY.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 lUnlied press.)-
Prices were irregular at the opening Of
The stock market today. United States
Rubber opened at i2iIa. up q; Sin
clair oil ls7s, unchanged; shell Trans
port Sii5, up p Southern Pacific i99's
up \; United states steel 100. of "a,
Studebaker iO2is. OF q: international
Paper s2h, up y; Anaconda Gih, or
a; General Moters 300. of iA; McX-
lean Petroleum i95. up z.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
IINERpnnI CnITnN

LTVEhpOOL, Jan 30 IUnlled press.l
spots opened In limited demand to-
day with prices easier. sales amouui-
I'D 30 5000 bales, Receipts ioialied ai,-
600 bales including 1880 American. fu-
lures opened easy American middilnss
fair. 1913; good mlddlings mip; fun
middlings 29.i0; mhdlings 2Ls5; l0N
m'ddllngs. $3.50; good ordinary 2255i
ordinary si.0.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
rvcIvFFR AGAIN INJURED.

After returning 10 duty on last We'd
nesday after suffering from a sprained
ankle. Frank A. Weatherby, Of No. 2Ol
West Twenty-fourth street. engineer on
the Pennsylvania railroad had mis- ieit
arm fractured yesterday The accident
occurred at Washington He was taken
IN Delaware hospital.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
REINDEER IN SOCIAL SESSION.

Members Of the Fraternal Order or
Reindeer met last nlght at the home OF
Leon w. Scott, No. li2 East Sixth street.
and enjoyed a social evening. A num-
Der OF amendments 10 the bylaws
were discussed. At the conclusion OF
the business meeting, refreshments
were served
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
duPONTS IN FOREIGN
AUTOMOBILE TRADE?

A special cable from London to the
New York sun says:
The British Government has Just
given its approval. II was learned TO-
day, for shipment by the Anglo
American OIL Company OF 1900 tons
OF petrol TO Germany In connection
with a recent rumor That General Mo
tors Is trying TO ally Itself with Aus
tin Motors OF England, II Is learned
that the duPonts recently made an offer
10 buy o large French motor company
IN order TO establish a European plant
The offer was declined by the French
company.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
NrW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 UNITED Prcss.i-
The cotton market opened heavy today.
March sold at 1920 or 50; May 3ti7,
on &C; July 32iO. or 30; October 1920,
of A.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
HERCuLES CLUR DANCE.

A subscription dance will be held in
the ballroom Of the Hotel dupont Sat
urday evening. under the suspices Of
the Hercules Club. More than 100 in
vitations have been issued.
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
sCnIT PnsT MEETINC.

Norman d. Scott Post No ., American
Legion, win meet in Sons OF Veterans
Hall at s O'Clock tomorrow evening
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
CuIClCO CNlIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 ,unlicd ress.l-
Opening grain:
Corn, May i33isa%; July i3iH0h.
Oats, May S2dh July 75ss
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company dupont Building
furnish The following quotations OF
local securities:
Evening journal., 1920-01-20
Sines and Welch
Florists

2i2 WEST EIGHTH SThttT.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Specially
d. & A. 5672.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
Kiwanians Have Big
Time at the Annual
Banquet and Dance

u was q sypicany Kiwanah affair
that the momDera rendered TO their
ladies' % the annual eanpuet at the
4. AZ. g.. A. lust night. with friendly
irsia ~conrcniai spirits aud fun ffun
the prize packages offered by the
various business men,
Tie rifts 10 the wonen guests were
drawn hy lot by Or. ~ X. Wyldcr.
who acted Ns t~oastminster Mrs. ~.
l.. irchmcr received u pair OF silk
huHd from Rosenwnld'si Mrs. J.. Mar
flu Hayden threc pounds Of candy
lrtm fvV r.. ana Mrs. A.. I. Martin. "a
pnig pink "uumcntionuhle' from the
Economlat. something dangerous
a. c4reiui in opening. Given On a
dare. went TO Miaa Marietta Willis
from ~'i,osenwaid Brothers. Mrs, g,
r. frouch won a cold fountain pen
fromsM atson =; Ms. 1. D. Hulium, q
Martha Washington sewing table from
strong furniture store, and Mrs, ',
D. Cos received an electro tuastef
from Huning'a
Tho nan prize was won hy J.. p
Cox. Cigars were furnished by thf
New Mexico Ciger company. while at
.ractlso membership lists were given
hy George valiant The Penney cum'
many furnished us a silent boost cake
nf Palm OiiYc soap ami the MANOla
Tor the salad dressing WIS given By
Richard Wuudsun, broker. Tho cor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
HERALD GOLF CUP
now ON EXHIBIT
Play for Trophy Will Be
gin on May z; Finals
on May l6

The beautiful silver eoN champion-
ffar Is known ~ Ult Eusrins
IIrfaid Trophy whlfH lne hctn Do.
ratcd 10 the CpuHfry club BY Ihc
EVENING Herald. j. en exhibit IN
Ncecnuaih's ulnaou todAy Tor the
first time,
Tho dualifyinF roond III The fpurn-
fment for the chamuirnsnin cur VIII
b. PLAYED on sunday, Stay . each
mtnihtr % tne Iuuntt1 stub who
furna IN - inrfrscfnr NacLauren ~
Ik-hoir card oe that dfr heiue cun
sIdfrod a cunicstnnt4
Tie puyefs with the eight lowest
Houfas viii he matrhc6 against each
other on The next Sundng aud the
lowest four on tie following sunday.
T4t4 s~rmliunais and the rnais viii
then De- played on SundAy. Aay 10.
The second eight lowest score hold
ffs OF tho qual.fylna round VII play
orr a SECOND flight on the SINE days
~ the cnnicfinnis fnr The cup. The
prize viii be a euif sites donated by
the club.
The wilmer ii the cup Tor 1879
VII have hIa name engraved upon me
eup. A player must hold he cup
lafcc years 10 set permanent possess
sion. The cup viii be iun ~ me club
paildiuE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
At TheaterS Today

~" THEATEIt-"Whnt's Your
Husband Doins?' Is being repeated
today, with the added attractions
Of "ltowdy Ann" q iwo-part chris
tie comedy. and "a reel ~ Para
mount screen magazine pictures
IDEAL THEATER-Chnrlcs Ray
H. the star In the Thomas a. incc
production. "rhc Ciudlioppsr.' our
Of Rays best and newest pictures.
Kathleen O'Conner and Jack Per-
rim In the comedy, The Furnace
OF Fury"
LYRIC TnEATER-Aurorn
MardiganiHu starring in the great
feature auction 81 Souls a. IN
the book on "RasiShcd Arms MIA
also a reel OF "i<inoe -am-M Weekly
News" pictures.
PASTIME THEATtIi- Wlliam
Fox prcscnts the romantic 'd.treA
devil" OF the world, Tom Miss II
Desert Love: alro two reels of
Mixing Swcrtiicnrts." 90 Afhrk
Sennctt comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Say,
Cardui Made Tier Well.

Texas City. Tex.-in an interesting
statement, Mrs. @. a. Schnl. Of this Town
says, "Fof three years I suffered untold
tgony with my head ~as unahle &c
10 any Of my work
Just wanted TO sleep al the time, loi
ihai vas the bnly ease ! could get, when
I vas asleep. became a nervous wreck
lust IRON the awful suffering with my
head.
was so nervous that re least noise
would make me Jump oul Of nay bed. !
lad no energy, and ~as unable 10 do
anything. ~ son, q young boy. had 70
30 IN my household duties,
vas not ahle u co anything until
nok Cafdh. look three bOules in all,
and il surely cured me Of those awful
headaches That has been three yea1
ago, and ! know the cure Is permanent
Tor ! have nsver had zny headache since
Ekiug Cardai. .
Nothing relieved ne until ltook cardui
Z, did wonders tor me-"
Try csfdui ~ your troubles made
rom medicinal ingredients recommended
In medical booLs a. being Of bench; IN
female troubles. and ~ years Of use has
proven that Tie books are dglt Bsgir
taxing Csrdui tOdsv NC. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
UNIVERSITY TO GET
MANY NEW STUDENTS
McG Cough Finds II.
S. Graduates Through
out State Coming Here

The college ldca is growing and
more hlrh school nfuduafcs than ever
heforc are planning Ia enter college
next rear, IN the opinion OF John
Mcocuxh. athletic director % tho
state university, who returned ycster-
day from . visit OF tho high schools
Of Clovis. portalcs. BoVwc.l. Artcsla.
Carlsbad. AinmoEordo And Dcming.
"of n graduatlne class of 20 II y
not uncommon 20 find thai rs or 20
are planning 70 attend college. Many
Of these wiz Of course enter the state
university" said SIR. McGough.
Air. McGoueh m visiting HE high
schools 81 the state, speaks TO the
student body and the graduates par
tlcuinrly Of tho necessity % a college
education and cndcaVora to interest
them In attending their own state In
stifution. He particularly emphasizes
the new health movement at the uni
vcrsity since the installation OF the
department OF hygiene. and Interested
the men students In the comlnE inter-
scholastic track and field meet which
viii be held at the university on May
z and 5.
The high schools are all greatly
excited about the university meet
and are planning TO send every posi-
BILE athletic contestant. Good reports
have come from the preliminary
meets az Clovis. Ration. las Vegas
Roswell and Santa Fe. all OF which
VIII send large delegations.
The honora this year will be evenly
divided among the various schools
NO one group having an unusua.
number OF stars. Clovis II reported
20 be coming up strong and has
hopes OF taking the meet. Last years
q was won BY Roswell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
Boy Scouts Asked
To Aid in Grading
New Aerial Field

All The boy scouts Of the city are
urged 10 assemble at the Chamber or
Commerce saturday morning with
hoes. rakes, md rhoNels to assist In
the work OF grading the new aerial
field Immediately east OF the rescr-
voir on University heights.
The work IL nOt strenuous. aud will
AFFORD an excellent opportunity for
the scouts 10 slow their civic spirit
and demonstrate what a potent factor
they are 10 the cityfs welfare. Cars
Will convey the boys from the Cham
her Of Commerce To the field aud In
addition 10 their implements every
one h advised 70 bring his lunch with
him.
Aerial mail service will begin rs
soon a. the necessary preparations
have been made and Captain Mackeln
OF the Aerial club Of California IA
expected 10 arrive here soon TO super
wise the establishing Of a station
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

ion 10 radiant beauty and makes rci
or rough arms snowy white, yet there
IL not The slightest sign OF It's Use
after application. II actually vanish
O. from sight and the most heated
atmosphere Will not produce the least
shinincss or %greasiness 81 the skin.
II " absolutely harmless and VIII
neither produce or stimulate the
growthof hair, within twcnty-Our
hours this wonderful combination
called Towards Huucfmilk Cream
VIII work a ~atNOlous trlneforma-
ton. Highland Pharmacy Phone 80
and 81. Palace Drug compuny can
supply you. Manufactured az Bufaio.
y. ~ By Howard Bros Chemical CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

IAN tho sisters and ihe cousins and
the unciea aud the huais'' Of the
dfnIm and calico mmi.y are 10 get
'luGffhcf on this hlFh cost Of dressinn
prunonltibn or sunday afternoon. A
Joint meeting % IHt overall club. n
lhc bingham aff faliro club, which
organised Yesterday afternoon. has
been called Tor neat sunday Afternoon
at : O'Clock ~ Jefferson heii
Judge W. ". McClflian, apgropri-
aicis dressed II blue eenlm. Will pre-
side. An attempt vii be made 80
nunch a joint organized crusade Do
The men ana women o. the city
against this present priccn Of wearing
apparel.
About 100 women met In Jefferson
hail yesterday aiternoou and orguu-
lsnd a Bingham and calico club Mr..
Hnncl Garcia was elected chairman
lanf Mrs. ". J.. Wolton. secretary.
The meeting adjourned TO meet nrnin
In q week. The resolution adopted
follows
whereas. the cost u wearing APP
pnrcl FOR ladies'. and the ultimate
consumer. which IS in general the
commcn 'Eeezcr' or the public. has
, constantly riatn since the clonc %
tho world war and has now reached
the fioint where Il s. practically I'm
possible for the average citizen 20
purchase wearing apparel and
Whereas. the for such an
abnormal ana Unprecedented climb In
prices Of wearing apparel H. a mystery
10 the purchasing public when raw
material. machinery. manufacturing
plants aud labor are more plentiful.
adcqunte and efficient for production
than at nny other period In the ma
tons history.
Now. therefore. be "a agreed. that
we. the undersigned ladies and citizens
~ Albuquerque and the county Of
Bsrnalilio. New Mexico. IN order 70
bring about n lowering Of prices do
hereby pledge ourselves on our honor
20 wnnr einFhams and calico. and not
10 purchase amy clothing until we
have worn out ali OF old cloth
inr. and then unly 20 purchase Eing
hams. calicoea and other cheap ma
f~rriair. This agreement Will EXPECT
an members 20 81 any and all
ciothing which the members may have
on hand. but not 10 purchase an,
c~ostiler garments To- Fl without the
consent of the club. until such time
a. wearing apparel ONE down 10 a
reasonable figure. Done In open con
vention al Albuquerque. =. NJ. this
slst day OF April, 1890"
Ireland has Learned to eat oatmeal
In larger quantities than ever before.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

druggists and proven successful for over hall a oeatury, namely DR..
Plerce's Favoritc Prescription, II you wish to give it a trial send 10
cents to DR.. Pcrcels Invalds' Hytd, Buffalo, n. y, fortrial package
OF Favorte Prescription tablets.
Kansas City. Kans-"When I was d girl Just corning into
wOmanhood | became all run-dowi, weak and nervous. | was
pale as death; my people became very much aarmel-thought |
was going into a decline. My mother took me to orr druggist
and asked him II he could recommend some medicine that he
thought would be good for my case. lie told hcr to try Dr.
llerces Favorite Prescription and she did. | had only taken It \
short time when began to improve and II was not long when |
was wel-in the best of health. have since taken 'Favorlte
Prescription during expectancy and fu1ud Il q wonderful help -
MRS. BELL CANNON. 2ga Roosevelt Ave.
Achison. kan>.2Ahout twenty wear, ago ! i+t commenced
takiag Or. Perccs fuyorite Pre- crpton. The first bali dozen
doses gave ne greet rrbef and by The time had finished the first
bottle felt Grnnrcr than for Is idng WlHc. Nurv then lave
taken this .nrarinr. whenever bivc felt rundown. weak Or
nervous and u has always gwen iue the desired relief. am very
glad 20 recommend 'laynrte Prescription i- . Womau> real
friend. Mrs. lDA. ItCkNFR, ms lWh -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
Cannon Ball in Tree
Damages Saw $3.50

VANCOUVER y. G.. April es-An
old fashioned cannon bsii ~ the %
pound variety uHcd many years aEo ON
this nas b. the admiralty ships.
caused the False Creek Lumber com
pany a loss OF $3.50 the other day.
II was embodied IN the center Of u
huge log cut at Duncan hay. The
hnd grown around the ball and
concealed u SO welt hot Il was not
discovered until the saw struck b.
The missile must have been dlsraarg
co years ago by q passing warship.
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Zee same from the Charles ilfeid
company.
~lntrouuctinns uf vcrybody present
went all the way Hruund the tables.
each kiwunian Introducing his guest
ana the hfothcr ON his riEht. George
e. Taylor gave o toast Ito the ladies'
which was responded to BY Mrs. n.
J. Strumqnist, Professor Roscoe a..
Hili 81 the state university. concluded
the dinner with an address
on the duiuEa OF the kiwanis club.
After dinner the majority OF the
guests druve out to the Country club
to spend the remainder Of the eve
ming IN dancing. over .O0 We're pres
cut az the dinner.