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Unfurnished-New Jersey.

AVAILABLE September ] or before. finest
five large rooms, second floor front apart
ment that 500 rental can secure; excellent
location; every convenience: unless wanted
by September don't call. as apartment
promised October 4 subject prior rental.
Phone Orange 90SM.
FIVE rooms, sleeping porch. heat. bath,
electricity, garden; block from station;
$50. Hudson ay.. Hghwood. n. j. WARMER.
FIVE rooms. two family: newly decorated: !:
e45. 146 Neptune av. Jersey City.
SEA BRIGHT-Apartment five rooms, bath:
improvements near ocean and Shrewsbury
River:s rent only 5000. Address ALEX.
FISH, Seabright, n. ].
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STEINWAY grands, uprights. variety others.
sale, rent. ERCKS, 374 Columbus av.
(TSth st.).
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APARTMENTS-To Lei.
VIZ Uniurnlshed.
Washington Heights, Above 1e5th ST.,
West of 9Th Az.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. SIS (corner 135th) =
Elevator apartments. to rooms every
Improvement, including mail chutes TO extra
toilets. for immediate possession and for Oct,
/; these apartments are about half other
Riverside Drive prices and are superior to
most Q rooms. bath, kitchenette. $40 month
": rooms bath, all rooms face Drive.
$50; 5 rooms southern exposure, and Drive
view $780, @ rooms, southern exposure, $3.50;
! rooms. BATH all rooms face Drive. $3.50 1.
Z rooms, front and rear river and Drive
view, S165: rooms, bath. all rooms face
Drive, $165: 8 rooms front and rear river
and Drive view. SIS. all conveniences. moth
ing better: Penn Station and 9th Av bus
stop at corner; subway and garages near by.
Call. renting nnw a5i.e- #4s
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

wANTED-NEw or SECONDHAND HAND
IN diameter, with handle made OF wood. Is
10 20 feet long, for finishing concrete road
WAYS. tony MlELE. % 9th av.. New
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unrurnished.

BoNUS-Young couple, "a rooms. $780, Inn
provernents. Box o9. 2i1e 80 av.
wANTED-rn o desirable locality. an apart
ment, large library, real fireplace. large
dining room. pantry master bedrooms and
baths, 2 servants rooms. buffers room
unfurnished, from October / southern ex-
apartment. w. NJ. 52n Herald. $50 Bway.
FIVE or six rooms, bath by quiet couple
In apartment or private house between T2d
and tooth. West Side; must be first class .
rent 500 monthly. 1885 Herald, Harlem.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS-Send for free booklet; highest
references. best results, promptness as
sured. WATSON ~. COLEMAN, Patent Law
yer. GA II ST.. Washington. ID. @.
PATENTS, trade marks. designs: best work:
lowest prices; consultation free: 80 years
experience Call or send for Book No. a,
EDGAR TATE CO.. 2d5 Broadway. N. Y.
BEAUTY parior and school needs active
partner; opportunity. 506 Atlantic av.,
Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE-Misc ceIlaneous.

WILL sacrifice two prism chandeliers, value
$1,000, for $500: no dealers. Apply 40
East 02d st.
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Unfurnlshcd--Long Island.

lars. Newtown 4o74.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. l..
''TENNIS PLACE" Apartments. by station
Large rooms: tea room. Boulevard b34o.
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unfurnished--westchestcr.

HIGH CLASS apartment, new two family
dwelling; restricted park section, Mount
Vernon; q rooms and tiled bath. breakfast
porch sun paror. open fireplace. built IN
bookcases. tiled kitchen, oak doors; rent
$50, including garage; references required.
r. r. RAGETTE.
First National Bank Building.
Mount Narpon "
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Unfurnished-

ELMHURST--New house. seven room apart
ment all improvements. steam heat; two
blocks from Il" station. Telephone New
town 2fg3'
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MODERN SUBURBAN APARTMENTS. ;.
Attractive, large outside corner rooms; al
conveniences half hour TO AID ST. Via sub
way or New York Centrali .ta.
5, 6, rooms, walkup; SI3-S120.
g. G, rooms elevator: $100-$14O.
Lease references; Sunday inspection.
YONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE.
$50 So. Broadway. Phone Yonkers $500.
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FAINTER, decorator. paper hanger. twenty
years experience. member of master
painters OF New York. wants steady posi-
tion. hotel or private building, or foreman
for painters boss used 70 handling work
ingnien, +. Figuet, "a Hill ST.. Woodbridge
N j. Rutherford .57.
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FIXTURES roR SALE.

DRUG sToRp FIXTURES. complete set.
genuine mahogany. with showcases; ea0yt~
fico 10 Immediate buyer. r. TAupT. 2sT
Jachson avs. Jersey City. Bergen 20o6-i55i.
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JEFFERSON Az. 45I.-Five rooms. BATH
hot water, steam heat. electric and deco
rated; $40; Christians. BEERE. Lafayette
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Unfurnished--Bronx.


HOUSE. six rooms and bath. $40 month; /;
opportunity. Phone Olnville 38sa.
McGRAW AV., 2024 (pear. 177th at. and
Westchester av) -Four beautiful rooms
new house; garage: Christians.
SETON AV.. 4o54 Bronx, near Dyre av.
station Six elegant. large rooms. tiled
bath, shower, electric light, heat. hot water; !;
large porch new stucco house; also garase.
Phone Woodlawn 1888,
SIX rooms, all improvements. family
brick. detached. $40. a32 East 236th.
18TH ST. 453 E.-Parlor floor. all improve
nents suitable doctor.
10th, go East-5 and room apartment ;
all modern improvements In well kept
house,. adults.
1s3D ST.. 313 East.-High class apartment !;
five sunny rooms: clean house; reasonable.
Ts9 +. 166th ST. Corner linton AVIS. 4, 0
large, light rooms, steam, hot water, cleo
tricty; near Morris Heights.
G43 e. roth st-Four corner rooms, well
kept house; improvements $55.
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DESIRABLE three room apartment for
rent ON first floor, tennis and Fairgrounds,
80 minutes from Times square on b. r. 4.
West End train: 500 per month. Plaza
5000. 1901 18th av., Brooklyn.
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PACIFIC ST, 1867 (near Nostrand av)-One
and-tNo rooms, baths with showers; maid
service. syentilated closets. heat, hot water:
one room apartments contain Innovation full
houseSeeper or LOVETT COMPANY, 29o
Schermerhorn st. brooklyn.
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fLATBUSH-Upper part new family de-
tached: 0 rooms, tile bathroom, electric,
parquet, steam, hot water furnished;
rooms, enclosed porch. I'd floor; 3 rooms Sd
floor: plenty closets. 1929 =. 1th st. Md
wood 11So-M
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quilting and winding machines, seeks open
ing in silkNSnill. Mechanic. +. @. Box lo3,
West Hoboken, N. j.
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METAL. SPINNER, elderly, desires work at
anything Advertiser. 1859 Mayflower av..
West Chester.
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SEVEN all light rooms, bath (corner).
steam, electricity and garage, fine neigh
borhood, 500, 2501 Clarendon road, Flat
bush, Brooklyn.
SEELEY ST., 207 prospect Park South
west) Five room UP to date apartment, 2
family house. South 2143W.
eth ST. 1563.--Six room apartment, all
improvements; rent very reasonable. Mrs.
A. DI PERI F'-E~.-+e
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Observation-Disclosures

CROWN HEIGHTS-One of finest room
apartments in Brooklyn, every convenience,
porch, garage. . blocks Prospect Park. 20
minutes to Wall st. 26S Sullivan st. Phone
Flatbush 33SSW.
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GARDENER-FA FARMER t3B). single, Ameri-
can: practical poultry and dairy; kind 70
animals: I viii save you expense; manage
no tobacco or liquor; $50 month. James
Brenon. care OF Chas. a. Smith. New City,
New York.
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Long Island.

BELLE HARBOR. 159 Beach f27th-Cool
ocean rooms refined guests; excellent
meals.
LADY or couple, season or all year around !:
Far Rockaway: reasonable rates; refer
ences. INQUIRE MILLER, so East 42d.
lYNBROOK--Airy room. garage: minutes
from depot, 30 minutes from Long Beach !;
exclusive home. III Atlantic av.
ROCkAWAY PARK-Large, cool rooms, near
ocean, station: day, week or month:
reasonable. HARVEY, 200 18th st.
ROCKAWAY PARK--Near beach and sta
tion private bath. Phone Belle Harbor 1925.
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GARDENER-hli work on small place
American, middle aged. married. no chill
dren; sober, good habits. Interested worker,
handy with tools. no service FOR wife. mod
crate salary. Gardener. -. General Dellv-
cry, Milburn. n. j.
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PIANOS AND PHoNoGRAPHs.

WONDERFUL Sohmer baby grand: sacri-
flee: some cash. remainder installments.
81 West 10th.
WILL sacrifice 81 200 piano for $500 and
music cabinet for $40; no dealers. Apply
az East 92d
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GARDENER. married Zone child. age 10,
thoroughly experienced IN all branches OF
gardening and landscape work, wishes posi-
ton to take charge OF Eeutleman'a estate.
w. O.. care Kennedy's seed store. 226 West
24th at.
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Brooklyn.


BAY RIDGE-Furnished room for one or two
business men In private detached residence;
all improvements. Phone Shore Road 9Qf.5J
30 18th ST., Brooklyn.
FURNISHED rooms for men, centrally To-
Gated In Bushwick section convenient to
trains: .s Stuyvesant av.. Brooklyn. Bush
wick O3i4
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Male.

IIoUSEMAN. useful. wants position Ia
private family IN country; STEADY. reiaufs5
good reference. 20s0 Herald. Herald So
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Employment Arency-Domes,lc.

ORIENTAL, American Employment Agency:
Chinese, Al cooks. buffers. energetic houses
workers, chauffcurs. laundry. find aatisfacs
ticn here; ref. Investigated. III W. s2d.
Hiyant 28na,
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
bryant TTsT-pGns LOG West sGth.--Modefats
fee; most reliable, competent cooks. buffers.
chauffeurs houseworkers: rtferences
JAPANESE Hirh Grade Employment Agency,
a. M. Yamamoio. 100 W. t3d, Bryant g3St.
Male female. references Investigated: city.
country.
JAPANESE high grade employment agency.
character and quality being investigated
personally Phone 427a Col i3i W. Esd st
JAPANESE AMERICAN AGENCY, i0i W.
4sth. Bryant s019 Domestic help; refer
erces personally lnvestlgaied
COUPLES. an uationaiitiea. references
LAZAttE'S AGENCY, e.#
12p SIT. AND LEXINGTON AN.
JAPANESE Emp Agency. 20 w. t3d Long
acre SN6a.--Select help ref,e tnvesusated.
JAPANESE Domestic fsmployment AEsncy.-
Select help 10 Lexington ~. ussS Mif 80.
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GARDENER-FARAI SUPERINTENDENT,
English. 40 years OF age, wishes position
| In charge OF gentleman's country estate.
| understands thoroughly the growing OF
flowers, vegetables, fruit, rotation OF crops.
| breeding OF live stock, managing OF help
and all kinds OF machinery: excellent ref
erences w. W., care Kennedys seed store.
| 2oG 2lfh. Now York cItv.
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PLANO, Brambach baby grand. for sale
price. $575; slightly used. O'CONNELL. o65
w. 169th. Wadsworth 1923.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-14
Flks FrOIic Director
Is Full of Pep

Continued from Page One
"Jazz-bo-pep" incubation that
make them want to DO their very
be- to please him.
He is q dynamo of compelling
and energetic force at rehearsals-
konws exactly what he wants done
knows how it should be done, and
can show you how to do it, besides
having that happy faculty of i'm
parting the real stuff" to the in
diyidual performer instantly.
If a fellow is a bit stage struck
when he gets up before "the gang
10 sing his seng OF speak his
piece. Frank at once takes him in
hand. and > minutes later has the
fellow singing at the top of his
lungs or rippling off his bit OF
clover repartee without the sign of
a self conscious blush. If anyone
is hindered in dancing by being the
owner OF two left feet, he sudden
y finds himself gasped by the arm,
and who is it but Frank, standing
at his side in the front circle and
steering him through the intricate
naze so that he is soon jingling
his medal eXtremities Ike a second
Fred Stone,
Milton l.. Julian, chairman of
the ticket committee, said today;
1T is very gratifying to the
committee putting on the coming
Elks Minstrel show, to note the
very large sale of tickets, indica-
ting that there will be packed
houses for both performances. The
show itself is being put on for a
very worthy cause and deserves
the support that the people of st.
Johnsbury are giving it. q
For the information of the pub
lie the Elks committee wish to an
nounce that the entire net receipts
of the show accruing to the Lodge
are to be added TO the charity
Fund Of the Lodge a greater part
of which fund will be used at
Thanksgiving and Christmas time
in furnishing necessities and COM
forts to our needy families in town
irrespective Of race or creed. Get
your reserved seats without de-
lay"
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WAS 4 BROKEN
DOWN WOMAN
Then | Began Taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Medicines
[UIIIIIUUUUUlIII

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Draw Jury for Next
Term Of County Court
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
HardWick-W. S. Farr, H. r
KImball, Ellis G. Smith.
Kirby-Frank Ranney.
Iyndon-Elisha Bigelow, H. Z
Foster, Francis A. Hoyt.
Newark-Frank CGhilI.
Feacham-Jamcs II. Craig, E. G..
harrington.
Ryegute-Thomas Manchester,
l.. Whitehill.
Stannard-Roy S. King.
Shefield-G. B. Robinson.
ST. Johnsbury-Will c. Baldwin,
Arthur l. Chaffee, Fred H.
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Sotton-Walter L. Craig, E. c.
Sanborn.
Walden-E. W. Orion, J. R. Pat
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Waterford-Cbarles /. Bullock,
Ernest c. Johnson.
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icine. / had been having pains every
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thermometers

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Lydia Z. Pink
lham's Vegetable
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omuch to restore
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imam until my hus-
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SUNNY SOUIBLETS

Some people can't afford to give
a dollar to the Red Cross because
they recently spent a large number
of dollars on their own high jinks.
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1t looks like a dangerous COM
bination to the kid element when
parent and teachers get together.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-10

-WrangeI Sentinel.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-10

erin mate complete forgiveness by shakin' hands with hlmT'
 "I forgive him freely" said Captain SCraggs, "sn' here's my fin on It."
 The unfortunate mate hung his head. Be was much moved.
 You don't mean 1t, sir, do you? he taltered.
 "I hope I may never see the back O my neck f I don't" replied the skip per.
 "Surest thing you know, brother" shouted Mir. McGuffey and swatted the deluded mate between the shoulders Take her with our compliments. You was a good brave mate until you went wrong. ain't forgot how you sprayed the hillSIdes with lead the day Gib an Scraggsy was took by them Cannihals. No, Slr-ee, ain't holding no Crudge. It's human to commit crime. I've committed one or two my self. Good luck to you, matey. Hope you make 8 barrel O money with the old girl"
 Thanks" the mate mumbIed. T aln't deservIn' O this nohow," and he commenced 10 sniveI a little.
 (COntinued on Thursday
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-10
WRANGELL CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE IS ORGANIZED

A live Chamber of Commerce fol W-auseIJ promises to be a reality
 During the past month several ol tae local business men have been talking over the need Of such an or. gauizar.ou. Last week half a dozen citizens who styled themselves or. gauizers sent out invitations to the business men and professional men ot the town to attend a meeting in the Wraugeu Hotel dining room. Thirty citizens responded to the in- yitation.
 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Grant. who announced that the purpose of the meeting was Co organize a Chamber Of Commerce. Leo Mccormack was elected tempor- ary chairman.
 The chairman called for the read ing ot some correspondence which the organization committee had had with the Juneau Chamber of Com mercial Club. The correspondence showed that the Juneau organiza- ton functions under a board of di- rectOrs, and five permanent commit tees. and whatever special commit tees may be necessary.
 After some discussion in which number of citizens participated. it Was decided to proceed with the work of organizing along the same lines as the Juneau body. Practic- ally everyone present came forward aud signed the membership roll. A mot.ou prevailed that the organizers constitute the first board of diree- tors The meeting then adjourned subject to the call of the chairm' an Of the board.
 The urgent need for a comm arcial organization in Wvangell has beer keenly felt for some time. N, ~ tba, an organization has been st artad Tel every business and profess .onal mar in Wrangeu become an a ctive mem Der and a booster. Eyey vons know, shat through organi8at' mn i, is ms s.ble to accomplish things tba would be utterly in possible for al individual
 The board of z i-actors mot tbj week and named .L. ,or,or,i,s, cor mittees:
 Local iudust -.. Ch.-1o, psris mine. chairma
 Ma'' ana rausportation-LeO Nc airman.
 Adyertis' -..s rorr;s,s-Pa, u P. Corser l5.;-
 D' .rship and fnance-J. ( ant hartman.
 'PN .al committee on hydro-ele'
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-10
CHAPTER XIV.

The lookout on the power schoone Maggie II had sighted Diamond hea before Commodore AdeIhert ?. Gihncy CartRin Phlneas ?. ScraECs, and Eu
 rInepr Bartholomew McGufrey wer ,rahled 10 declare in an sincerity Co .r Ienst with os much sincerity as on .rht reasonably expect from this ban
 wing rascals), that they had en rirely recovered from their narrowing experiences on the desert island of Tu- vana-tholo. in the Friendly group. Al he shout of Land. hot" Mr. Me Guffey yawnrd. stretched himself, and sat up In the wicker luun-.ng chair where he had Sprawlcd for days wi'A MT. Giyney and Captain ScragCS, un- der the awning on fup of the house. He fexed his hirrpS rrInU'yely, while his companions. stretched at full length in their respective chairs watched him luZily.
 "As member o rhr Maggie syndi- cate an owniu am vo,in' quarter 5n- JereSt." boOmrd rhe engineer. "I here by call meeriu O the SaId syndicate for the purpose Q trauSarrtn any an all business that may properly come before the mcetiu'."
 "Puss rhe word for Nrls IIa!vor- sen" suggested NIr. Gihuey Bless his suuarehead soul" he added
 "we got a quorum without him. an besides this business Is Just between us three"
 "NIeetnH come to order" The commodore tipped the hor deck with his bare heel twice. "IlauI away, Mac"
 "I move you. gentlemen. rhat 1t he the sense O this meetin' that E. Me Gufrey. Esquire, he am hr Is hereby appIntcd a committee O one to lam the everIastin' duylIghts out O that sinful former chief mate o' ouru for sbaudonin' the syndicate to a horrible death on that there desert island. Do I hear a second to that motIouE Second the mutIou,' ch.rrri Cap tain ScraggS.
 The motions denied" announced Mr. Gibney firmly.
 "Now. Ioosy here, GIh, that ain't fair. Didn't you fight Tahu-Tuhu uu' didn't ScruggSy fight the king Q Kan davu? l mut had no fchrm th's rn. tire wage an l did coImtr to lick that doggoue mate"
 Mac, 1t can't be done nohow,'
 "Oh, It cant. ch? Well, I'll just het you two hoys my interest in the >yod.- cate"
 "It sIn't that. Mac, It uin't that. No- body's dnuhtn' your natural ability to mop him up. But It 0in't policy. You wasn't sore agin 'em canu.aal ssvages, was you? You made Nr.lS go back an save 'em, an It took us two days 10 beat up to the first !n- habited island an drop 'cm on"
 But a canuiburs like dumb beast Glb. He aIUt responsible. This mate knows better"
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-10

tric power-G. H. Barnes, chairman The board of directors were es Pecially fortunate .n being able tt persuade Dr. R. J. Diyen to accep Jne position oT secretary. Dr. Diver has not only been identified witt othcr Chambers of Commerce, bu has had considerable experience al se .retary of commercial organiza tio n. F Ollowiug is a list of the members tFeorge II. Barnes F.. C. Mccormack A. Lemieux
 C. A BIackiugto& T. C. Ravens F. E. Gmgrass G. M. Upshaw G. E. Tozier
 N. Mckinney Eru est M. Camp bell Cha rles Bcuiamine 4. EUeatt II. Gartley r Rot ert Joseph Divcn Don aid Sinclair Leo uard M Campbell Ricl lard Surutt J. ct. Grant H. D. Kyle II. ?. Corser ". D. Grant Ole Gunderson n M- c Johnson Leo Mccormack J. P. Ludwig Dr. $. C. Shurick II. Fel -guson Wm. E 2. Lewis J. ". Pritchett John ' '. Stedman J.E. NEorden Wm. Patterson II. D. Campbell ! C. NJ, Coulter I. C. Biorge
 F. E. Bronson c. F. Hurley s. C 1nningham
 Arnt Sorset
 B. Y. Grant NJ. F.. Hofstad
 Ole Johnson.
 -Wraugell Sentinel.