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The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23

of masked bands for the purpose OF
violence or intimidation a felony pun
ishable from one to 5~years, known
as the Anti Ku Klux Klan bill.
HI. B. SO by the committee on coun--
ties-Amending the description OF
the boundaries of the town of Tomb
stone
Fl. B. % by Lewis of Gila Calling
for change in the state constitution
under which the basis of representa-
ton in the legislature would be one
representative for each $500 votes.
cast instead of 1900, bat not reduc-
ing any county's present representa-
tion.
H. B. 101 by the committee on ju-
diciary-Providing for the protection
of illigitimate children and care of
unmarried mothers by the fathers of
such children and providing penalties.
II. 3. 103 by Finch of Maricopa---
Providing for the separate collection
of the taxes in irrigation and agT1cui-
tural Improvement districts.
H. B. 146 by Briscoe of Cochise---
Empowering nurses who are gradu-
ates of anaesthesia to administer an
aesthetic under the direction OF a
physician.
H. B.. 144 by Weber of Graham -
Providing for five days notice of
drawing in cases of a tied vote be-
tween candidates..
H. B. 137 by, Ludwig OF Maricopa--
Providing for the. coordination OF
cooperative marketing agreements
with county recorders.
H. B. lit by Ludwig of Maricopa
Providing penalties for the selling or
giving away or possession OF mescaf.
H. B. 16T by Orme of Maricopa -
Providing for the registration of
county and municipal bonds with the
county recorder.
HI. B. 60, by Murphy, Gila-Provid-
ing Jail sentences for drunken auto
drivers and cancellation of drivers IL
censes ON second offense.
H. B. So by Ellsworth of Navajo
Prohibiting the shooting of quail and
other small game from automobile.
H. B. 143 by Orme of Maricopa-
Limiting farm loans made by the state
to lands which have been for five
years under cultivation and located In
districts which have preferred wa
ten right.
S. B. SIS by Rutherford of Yayapal
Providing for the conversion OF
sheep ranges to cattle ranges under
certain conditions and vice versa.
II. b. 72 by Wisener of Yuma-Pro-
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23

His power to veto the gasoline levy
is being challenged in many sections
of the state, it being claimed the gov
ernor has no right to make changes
in any except the appropriation bill.
His veto ef the Scent tax is felt to
be tribute to Maricopa county
where the clause was most unpopular.
But the governor insists his veto of
the clause was within his legal rights.
Hunt at the same time vetoed the
bill providing for the submitting of
bids on ALI public works in excess of
$4,000.
Under the provisions of the high
way bill as it now stands after having
been dissected with the official veto,
only a levy of 10 per cent ON each
500 assessed valuation in the state
will be raised, this entire amount to
revert to the general fund to be dis
bursed for the highway department
under the direction of the board of di-
rectors of state institute ons. 1t is
estimated that on an asss ssed valua-
ton of 1872, 200, 900 the ysgIuation for
last wear, a total of Sf,464 900 will
be raised by this levy for the highS
way department during the next two
years.
The most sweeping reduction made
in the general appropriation bill, is
the elimination of the salaries of the
entire personne! of the state water
commissioners department, including
the salary of the water commission
er. This veto covered a total of S17,-
500 a year and leaves the water COM
missioner and his assistants without
salaries after July7 next, for the two
fiscal years ending June 80, 1925.
The veto of this section of the bill,
listed in the bill as subdivision No.
40, was not entirely unlocked for, as
Governor Hunt requested the resigna-
ton soon after the first of the year,
but the water commissioner refused
to tender it. In his message to the
legislature the governor asked for leg-
islaaon TO place the appointing of
all continuing officers in his hands
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23

One reason why animals do not
have as many solicitations as human
beings have is because animals live
a simpler and more natural life than
we do. Animals do not fall off of
barns or fences, nor have automobile
collisions, nor lift weights beyond
their strength.
BY being more careful we can pre-
vent many of the subluxations that
result FROM falls, blows and lifts.
Nature has we'll protected the spine by
ligaments, tendons, muscles and ear
tilages, yet in spite of this protection,
we have many subluxated vertebrae.
In most instances these subluxated
verterbrae return to their proper posi-
tions without any outside help, but
when they do not do so, then it is
quite important that chiropractor be
asked to adjust them,
Next Week: Vitamines Given a.
Place in Webster's New 1928 Dicti0n-
airy.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23

Never was there such a wonderful war;
ietyinSpring AppareEas thisseasonpre-
sents IN color, fabric and line Each gar
ment claims It's own individuality by
some wholly unusual and irresistible de-
tail. There. is an astonishing amount of
style in every garment shown in our
ready-to-w department.. al ... ie.s.e =
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23
iisk Hats

Two new shipments of Easter Hats re-
eeived this week. Our Hats are unusual
Iy attractive this spring, charmingly
trimmed in countless ways. An early se-
lection is advised as the moderate prices
Of FISK HATS assure their popularity.
Price $3.50 to $500
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23

than 25 years. This bill was vetoed
by the governor on the grounds that
it was undesirable legislation.
S. B. 6S by Kimball Of Graham -
Providing for the recall of school trus-
tees on petition.
H. B. 16 by Mckay OF Gila-Estab-
fishing minimum wage for women of
SIG per week instead of SO,
H. B. Al by Wisener of Yuma =
Providing penalties for failure of
county supervisors to publish the
minutes of their meetings.
H. B. is by Rogers Of Yavapai-To
prevent employees from hindering or
encouraging their employees in the
matter of holding elective or other
public office.
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Automobiles have another benefit
they have decreased gossip. 1t is diff
ficult to talk much and drive car.
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Give The Sun your Job Printing.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23

Give The Sun your Job Printing.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23
FEATURE FANTASTIC DESIGN

They weave, themselves with undeniables in
ity into dainty, printed Voiles or spla
Silks covered with flower or intricate ge
lical designs. Their sheer lengths can
be. draped into any of the new modes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
10 QUE DICEN LOS GENIOS ACERCA De
"LA BIBLIA"
La C6lebrc Production Cinematografica que
LENA los Cines del Orbe entero

Sin la revelaci6n, sin esa luz divina
que descendi0 del cielo para alumbrar
y fortalecer nuestra obscura, fiaca ra-
z0n, ;que hubiera alcanzado el hombrc
de 10 que. existe fuera de la naturale-
za? ;Qu6 hubiera alcanzado adn de
aquellas santas yerdades que tanto en-
nobleeen su ser y hacen su mas dulcc
consolation?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
Departamento del Interior
NEG0CIADO DE 0BRAS
PUBLICAS.
ANUNCIO DE sUBAsTA.

San Juan, P. R. Febrero z, 1923.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- p1blica su-
basta de las obras de construction de
3248 metros de carretera en- la carre-
terra No. 8, Aguadilla-Adjuntas, sec
cion Lares-Adjuntas, trozo Limanf-
Guayo, cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende a cuarenta mil cuatrocientos
ochenta y cinco dolares ochenta Y
nueve centavos 40,485.S9), Sc admi-
tiran en- esta oicina hasta las 2 P. NJ,
del dia IL de MARIO de 1928, en- que Sc
abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde. Sc encuentran
hde manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- el contrato, y podran re-
coger los licitadores los pianos Y mo-
de los de proposiciones que han de
presentar, mediante un deposito de
diez dolares ($10) en- metalico en-
cheque certifcado que seran reembol-
sados al ser devueltos dichos docu-
mcntos en- ell plazo de vcinte (20) des-.
pues dc cfcctuada la subasta.
Sc llama especialmente la atencion
dc los licitadores hacia Ell hecho de
que sera rechazada toda proposition
cuyos precios unitarios no hayan sido
escritos en- letras numeros.
No Sc remitiran pianos correspon-
dientes a este contrato despues del dia
z de mario, 1928.
La Administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones y adjudicar ell con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que
lasfdel precio solamente.
JOHN A. WILSON,
CoMISIONADO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
coRTE DE DIsTRITo, sECcfoN
PRIAIERA Y SEGUNDA y CoRTE
SCPREMA.
D1sTRITo pRIMERo.

4
T Juan Mefendez VS. Justa Rivera. Di
vorcio. Celebrado el juicio ell rebel
ldfa de Ia parte, demandada, la Cort,
dccret6, el diyoreio, etc.
Enriqueta Monge VS. Carlos Fuentes
Divorcio. Celebrado I'll juicio en- re
beldfa del demandado, la Corte Sc re
servo la resolution.
| Jose Ramon Miranda. Del. herede
ros. La Corte declara dnicos uniyer
sales herederos abintestato de Josi
Conception Miranda Y Benigna Rive
III Pelal, a sus hijos legftimos Jost
Ramon Miguel de los Santos, Manuel
de JESUS, Enrique, Maria Filomena !
Maria Angelina.
Felix Monclova VS. Demetrio Rodri
guez otros. Proc. hipotc. La Corte
ordena Sc requiera de pago los de
mandados, etc.
Harry f. Besosa VS. Norwich Union
Fire, etc. Cobro de dinero. La Cor
te desestima Ia oposici6n la aproba
ci6n de la fianza, aprobando 6sta '
sustituyendo la misma por los bienes
embargados los efectos de la efec.
tiyidad de La sentencia.
Juan Rivera Trinidad. Dominic
Vista Ia moci6n inicial de este proce
dimiento, la Corte admite la informa
ci0n.' i
Manuel Padilla VS. Rafael Martinez
Daiios y perjuicios. Aspetici6n de las
parties, la Corte suspende la vista dc
este case para tl II del corriente, D
las 8 a. m. 4a
Francisco Angler0 Tvs Antonia Fer.
ndndez. Desahucio. x petici6n de b
demandada, la Corte suspende la visl
ia de este case para ell Il del corrien.
te, a las 8 a, m.
Isabel Maria Sold Y otro VS. Francis,
co Robledo. Cobro de dinero. Com.
parecen los abogados de ambas par.
es a la vista de las excepciones pre-
Was. Argumentadas Y sometidas, la
Corte sc reserve la resoluci6n.
Ell Pueblo a requerimiento de An.
tonic r. Barcel6 VS. w. f. Lippitt. Quo
warranto.
FL Pueblo requerimiento de An
tonic Il. Barcelo VS. Carlos. Toro La
barthe. Quo warranto.
En- Corte alberta petici5n de los
abogados. dc los demandados, la Cor
tc suspende la vista de estos casos
,hasta nuevo seiialamiento.
Juan Bianchi y otros VS. Baneo Co.
mercial Gle Puerto Rico. Nulidad dc
sentencia. A pctici6n del demandan
te, la Corte srspende III vista de este
case para el IL del corriente, las
a. III. ..,.ss-
Joseph II. Axtmayer VS. II; ]. Me-
Gown, Act Aud. de z. L.. sNIanuamus.
A moci6n del peticionario, la Corte lie
concede una pr6rroga de dfas para
radicar SUI petici0n enmsndada.
Carmelo Correa vs. d Nnsuelo Aiers.
Divorcio. rAmpliada la 2 ueba, Ia Cor
te ordena pase al Fisc II para infor-
me.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07

Len en- la Sacra Estritdra. -; ALI
lallard verdades grandiosas y hechos
tan yerdaderos como valientes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07

La Biblia es la rerelaci6n mas pura
que de Dios existe. Emilio CASTELAR,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
JUICIo sUsPENDIDo

FL iticio de Ramon Trebon VS.. z.
Il. American Tobacco Co por tanos Y
perjuicios en- Ia Corte Federal ha 81
do pospuesto para el dfa ounce de
abril e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
RESDbUC|ONES JDNC|ALES
DIsTRITo sEGTNDo.

DISTRITO SEGUNDO.
| Jesds, Maria Rossy VS. Eladio Mar
Iquez y otro. Injunction La Corte de-
Iclara. con lugar la demanda, orde-
ma a los demandados que sc abstengan
iahora y en- el futuro de fealizar ac-
tos de perturbation en la possession ma
terial del demandado de Ia finca que
Sc describe
( Central Victoria VS. NJ. dc J. Canino
Ey otrO. Ratification de escritura, etc,
I4lamado este case, la demandante pre-
Isenta dos escrituras, V los demanda
dos su contestacion, y ambas parties
4 sus informes orales: despu6s de 10
cual ambos abogados convienen, con la
! aprobaci0n dc la Corte. Ell someter
este pleito por una estipulaci0ll. para
determinax el sitio por donde deba
pasar la segunda via f6rrea ell discu-
sion.
The Borinquen Trading Corp. VS. He
rederos de O. Garcia S;lgado otro.
| Cobro de dinero tercerfa. Discuti-
| da la moci6n de la demandada en- ter
cerla. solicitando ehmiehda eli Ia trans
| cripci6n de la evidencia, la Corte sc
reserve Ia resolution.
ooiores "oil%tie% - i"'""ro Niu%'
| neia e iiiule''eioi'' - a l" ,iS'" We e9."
| apelaci0n, solo compareci6 el abogado
uei ueii''ii''''iite-''l'ei"' Ho'ne'io
/ III : or'e Su iiioeioi' so''' '''ii''0'u''
4 ue apei'cioii' que ae icsoi' va mas
4 tai''e'
i Asuslin iiefiiailueA f1 -Ne'lla = N'luio
L amman. s. a.. ooio We oi,'.io' .
Il o''' W. "D'''"'o 'V7 .''i''".'''"
I ~ ~ $3.50 ''''
I,
Nv" ~" ~ - w. , -li''' : -
! .
e''N'
1 '''o - -
| ~ C.,o ,,.1J ,, e-o-
~ .-9poi"' .Dn"e'i''li'.ole -
.
a;e % - - ~ p
- ~ ~
Porto hieo fertiiizef Co VS. Juan
rrahcisco DenlteH Nooro oe oil'ero.
! VISTA III nlocloh dei ADMINISTRATOR Ju-
dlcial' la Iorte 10 autoflza para COT
Tar arrsinaf d Id ceiltrai Nlctor'a 'las
cahas elnparsauas' oeposltahoo ell es-
I'd oecrelarid el illlpor'e ue las liqui-
aacioLes' -despues oe uepuclr sl'oo por
ead't toheiada ue cana que sea arr
liaud' ''s9
II CORTE SuPREMA.
I.eE7l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07

Libro, en- fin, que cuando los cielos
sc .replieguen sobre 81 mismos como un
abanico gigantesco, v cuando la TERRA
padezca desmayos, Ell sol recoja su
luz, Sc apaguen las estrellas, perma-
necera solo con Dios, porque es su
eterna palabra, resonando eternamen-
te Ell las alturas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07

Lea en- la Sacra Eserittra. ]. ; ALI
lallarl verdates grandiosas Y hechos
tan yertladerOs como valicntes.
Miguel dc CeIraittcs.
(DOH QHijote = Parte I, cap. NLIX)
La Biblia es la retelaci6n mas pura
que de Dios existe. Emilio CASTELAR,.
Notoria cosa es que las Escrituras
que llamamos Sagradas las inspire
Dios los profetas para que nos fue-
sen, en- los trabajos de esta vida, con
suelo, en- las tinicblas Y crrores de
ella, clara Y fiel luz: Y para que has la
gas, que hacen Ell nuestras almas la
passion y el pec;tdo, ALI, como en- oiici-
na general, tuyiesemus para cada una
propio saludable rcmetli0
Fr. Luis dc Leon.
Hasta ahora nadie ha negado ell me-
rito eminente de este librO.
Jaime BdlmcS.
. Sqgrada collection conservada bajo ell
nombre dc Libro de los Libros Escri-
turas del Antique y Nuevo Tcstamen-
to, en- el cual Sc conticne ell sistema
doctrinal, moral y feligioso relativa-
mcnte mas profundo, popular inteli-
sible que en- Ia historic de la humani-
dad La aparecido.
F'r. Gitcr dc los Rios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07

81 tan grandes y maravillosos efec-
tos obra Ell las almas esta luz de Ia
Dfrina Escritura, ;que cosa es mas
para llolar que yer tan desterrada es-
ia luz del mundo?
Fr. Luis de GRANADA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
g. Mclchor dc JoveHduos.

Corona su prdctica estudiosidad con
una contfnua, grave leccion de la Sa-
grada Escritura, la mas provechosa,
vaTia agradable al buen gusto.
BaltaSdr GraciGn.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-12
AGED CANAAN WOMAN IS
FOUND DEAD IN nElD
Mrs. Wesley Bailey Found ThinIy
Had Some $50 Rods irem from
Her ceuntry Dwelling

Mrs. Wesley Bailey. &c years of
age. was found about $50 rods from
her home In Canaan Sunday morning
dead from exposure. r. i.ailey,
who was a widow. ha,i J. 4. living
alone during the wint r, na's 1ors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Veich living
in sight of the house. having been
engaged to have general oversight
over her. II was quite generally
believed that the woman was some
what demented and It is said that she
believed that her husband. who died
two years ago, had been working dur
ing the winter in the field where her
body was found. Mr. WEIGH called
upon her Saturday night about s
O'Clock but when smoke was not dis
covered coming from her chmneys
the next morning, a search was insti4
tuted Mr.. Welch went to- the house
and found 1t locked up but discovered
that the window in the room which
Mrs Bailey slept was open. He en-
tered the house, but finding no traces
of the occupant began to search
around the buildings. and finally de-
tected tracks leading into the field
where the body was eventually found.
1t looked as though the woman had
either crawled on her hands and
knees or rolled over and over the en-
tire distance from the house, to where
she was discovered. She wore no
outer garments and only a thin house
dress. She was without stockings
and had only one shoe on when found.
Her Clothing was extreme wet and
il is the opinion of Deputy Sheriff
Crocker who was called to the scene
and DR.. f. +. Earle, that the unfortun-
ate woman died from exposure. She
is believed to have left the house
early Saturday night. Her nearest
relatives are said to be two nieces.
Mrs Alice Seekins of Hartland and
Mrs. Eustace Whitney of Fitchburg,
Mass. The funeral services were
held Tuesday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-12
Teachers Meeting mt HartlaRd

The Sebasticook Teachers Club
held their fifth meeting at Hartland
April 6, with very large attendance.
All teachers being present but two
from Palmyra. The meeting was
called to order by the president, Mrs.
Fausta Howes. After a short bust
ness session fine program followed.
A question box on Standard in Eng
fish by Mahoney was conducted by
Supt. Clifford. Writing was taken
Ip In an interesting manner by Mrs.
Carver and Emery. Mrs. Mary Con-
nelly with a class of fifth grade pu-
pills demonstrated Written Compost
ton. The work was interesting and
showed method that can be worked
out with young children. Mrs. Faus-
Ia Howes of Palmyra with class of
pupils took up Oral Composition. The
subjects were given out after the
children came. They made an out
line went before he teacher and talk
ed from the outline for at least two
minutes and some as long as five.
This showed excellent training.
Prin. Elmer r. Biggers gave most
interesting and helpful talk on Ply
steal Education. Every teacher must
have been greatly helped in this line
of work. Prin. Biggers is a man OF
wide experience in this work. having
been Physical Director of city schools
for many years. Following this talk
Mrs. Carrie Tracy of Auburn told
how she conducted Nature study in
her school and the benefits derived
from euph n coursa We wore all
pleased to have Mrs. Tracy with US
as she is Il former teacher of this
district.
The meeting closed and all the
teachers felt that day had been
we'll spent and much professional
knowledge gained
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-12

Andrew Farley of The Forks was
In town and in Waterville on. business
Wednesday.
There is to be a meeting of Somer-
set Council No. pose. Knights of Col
umbus, next Monday evening at 7.30.
DIR. Herbert c. Libby of Colby Col
lege who spoke before Sorosis and
the Rotary Club Monday night and
Tuesday noon was entertained by his
sister, Mrs. C. p Merrill while in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Blanchard who
have come here from Augusta have
taken the furnished home of Mrs.
Adam Simpson for the summer Mr..
Blanchard has a position with The
Watervlle Motor Company.
The S. G. G. girls of the Bethany
Church selected two teams Tuesday
night and played II games of yolley
ball One team winning 3 games
and the other 3. The games lasted
from until 915 and were played
in the new play room of the Beth
any cnuItH.
A dinner party was given last
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J..
n. Smith in compliment to Capt. and
Mrs. w. A. Kreger of Fairfield. AIRS.
Kreger isehere serving on the traverse
Jury at Supreme Court and Capt.
Kreger is passing the time in town,
the couple being guests at the New
SkoUhegan House.
The Womans Benefit Association
of the Macabees will hold meeting
on the 21st at which time about twelve
candidates or more will receive the
degrees of the order Miss Howe of
Augusta and Miss Roberts of Lewis
ton have both been here working for
the advancement of the order locally
and to all appearances their labors
have been most successful. A joint
supper will be served for the members
of the mems and women's orders on
the 21st, the committee from the mems
order being Ralph Perry, Joseph Muir
ray and Earle Finnemore. while Mrs.
Susan Chase and aids will assist from
the woman's association. Supreme
State Commander Fred Marshall of
The Forks will be in attendance at
this time. The affair will be held
at K. of p. Hall.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-12
IT HAPPENED. IN SK0WHEGlN
And IL Happening TO Skcwhegan
People Every Week.

The case told below is not an un-
common thing. The same occurs fire..
quently and will continue to happen
as long as folks have kidneys and
overtax the kidneys,
j. A. Savage, prop. of fruit tree
business. 49 Pleasant ST, Skowhegan,
says: 81 have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills on two or three occasions when
my Kidneys were out of order and
they did me world of good. The
main symptom was with nay kidneys;
my bladder swelled and was painful
when passing the kidney secretions
and at times my back ached Just
over my kidneys. went to Samp-
sons Drug Store and got a box OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. used them
for a few days and the ailments be
came corrected"
Price Coo, at all deale.s. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
DoanB Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Savage had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-12
1kuunlrrgatl Ental Nrlus

At the regular meeting of Prison.
Rebekah lodge next Tuesday ava se,lh
the degree will be exemplifed ea'ns
Miss Irma Rancourt. who !.
ployed in the Strout Farm Roo, en- I
tate Office, spent the week end =. ~
home in Waterville. u he'
Miss Hazel Dumont has rotu..,
from Waterville where she has h a'o
employed at the Bonnet Shon ~
Miss Della Bouehard. :"
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Poa,.
of East Skowhegan will symnatbase
with them in the death of their -
FAINT son, Clarence which occnrroa ut
few hours after its birth on Satnra.a
last. The body was buried in ~,
pooler Cemetery. '
CT escent Tent of the Macabees NH.
have been meeting in Grand ARM
Hall, are to return to their forma,
quarters in Knights of Pythias Hail
and will hold their next meeting tho,a
April 20. Five candidates wera 81
copied into membership last Nonds,
night and will be initiated at the nav,
meeting Supreme State Commando,
Fred Marshall of The Forks will be in
attendance.
Next Wednesday evening, April 10
at Roullard's Pool Room, Madison
avenue. st. Jean. who is one of tbs
best pool players in the world. will
give an exhibition of all kinds nj
fancy shots: also all kinds of ons
hand shooting. He will play Tho
best man in Skowhegan one hundred
and fifty points against fifty. s.
Jean plays Greenleaf, the worlds
champion, for the championship IN
Madison Square Garden, New Yors
City, next month.
A very enjoyable party was lin
one given to Miss Lattie Dore d
North avenue on last Saturday even
ing. 1t was In the form of a SUI,
prise, the guest of honor being in
vited to the theatre and upon hs
return home was welcomed by aboa
twenty-five of her friends. CON
siderable sum of money was pres
ented her as a gift. Games and dane.
ing were enjoyed with music by Mid
Dore at the piano and her brothd
playing the violin. Refreshments I
punch and cake were served