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To the Federal Court

Honored Sir; Is contempt TO permit
large after they have been violation and sentenced
TO terms in the county 7 contempt Of court
"PpfNhOe ohy 10 re" select peTsonHY CHIEF SEATTLE
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Glad 10 beo you arc starting that new temple
viii certainly be big boost FOR Seattle and tho
CHIEF SEATTLE.
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To the Hood Canal CLAIMS

vaes start digging and dig down
you and OH Boyl what won't happen vacation
time SO the trout and the clans watch out
"hoopee! SEATTLE,
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To Everybody in Town

Dear Everybody; We'll the Salt
Leseh tonight sure Be therc business club
which IS putting the dance promises "big things"
CHIEF SEATTLE
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To Charles Castro, BootIegger

Dear Sir; This being In jail charge violating the liquor
isn't SO bad If evenings viii,
family attending selling more moon
Ell -ItIIss on ,.rI
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To the Depot Clock

Dear kug rmcpccc You Eood old ticker. a right ana
would he ad tho in ho
Why doat hands washed This
CIIIEF SEATTLE
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To Politicians

Dear slrs; Auto telling many they
set TO gallon I'm afraid you hear arc
figuring how many votes 10 the quart
CHIEF SEATTLE
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DAVENPORT

Washington Cooperative Poultry as.
ISOLATION, The Seattle plant OF this
organization was recently visited by
County Agent II, j. Lcchnor,
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To Aspirants for Governor

Gentlemen Get ready The time here 10 opsn
fire with everything have excepting tho cuspldor
CHIEF SEATTLE
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To Seattle Telephone Users

Dear Folks; 1t seems great doesn't H. money
Tor getting wrong numoersI CHIEF SEATTLE.
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To Candidates

Gentlemen Take candidate whose sicker onn
upon the windshield OF without going 10 o
one 'oUe' ana maybe my wfCs too.
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II, topped off with stewed prunes
and raIslns.
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On July Is,
1901, DR.,
EDWIN j.
BROWN Took
Charge of the
BROWN
DENTAL
! OFFICES

In the twenty.three years that
have passed, more than 10000
patients have had their dental work
dome at these Offices at q saving
Of over s2.OO0.00O to them. Be
cause Of the high business prin.
cfples and reasonable prices, this
office Is stlll doing a remarkable
business. which shows that the pub
bic appreciates the service at the
BROWN DENTAL OFFICES, 1os
Columbia Street.
EDWIN j. BROWN. d. D. s.
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TRADE IN
YOUR OLD
FURNITURE

arc you tired OF that old arm
chair or that Same library
table you have busted day
after day? You know you
can trade in any old furni'
ture Mt our EXCHANGE
ANNEX and replace II with
pieces you have wanted for
a long time. or, II you are
looking for roal values at
minimum prices you can not
afford to neglect looking
over our slightly used furni.
ture in the EXCHANGE
ANNEX.
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Good Results From
Use of Printers Ink

A peddler knocked At great-grand-
mothers door. says the Portland
Press-Herald. want any nutmegsT"
he asked. as he showed her his offer
ing OF beautiful. big nutmegs. at
price ndiculously low. Grandfather
and all the then-little great-aunts and
grest-uncles loved the nutmeg's spicy
flavor, 20 grandmother stocked
up with generous order. That
night out of the oven came a glorious
old-fashioned rice pudding. and out of
the cupboard came the crater and
one Of the new nutmegs to give II the
final touch Of deliclousness. But the
scrape OF the nutmeg upon the CRATER
did not produce the tasty favoring-
the result was sawdust. Grandmoth-
Or had bought a wooden nutmeg from
the Connecticut peddler.
We do much better nowadays. Ad-
vertised merchandise protects great
grandmothers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Today the manufacturer uses print
er's Ink to tell about his product and
he signs his name to the statement.
And then he makes his statement
good. for advertising builds conf
dence. and confidence means trade.
The continued patronage OF the adj
vertising columns shows that II pays
the advertisers; the fact that no
wooden nutmegs are sold today is one
Of the many signs that show how ad-
vsrtisinE helps readers
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OLDER BOYS HOLD
CONFERENCE OVER
WEEK END AT BUHL
Local Lads Chosen as Officers at
Meeting OF South Idaho
Delegations.

The following Filler boys elected
from the Rural high school student
body attended the annual Older
Boys Conference at Bull on Deem
Der 12-13-14: Elmer Adkins, Cor
don Diehl, Claude Moore, Ralph New
berry, William Patten, Robert Hink-
ley, Russell Hall. Charles Dwight.
Oren Allison, John Darnall. Ray
Reid, Maynard Villers. Ralph Villers,
Verne LaMonte and Russell Clark.
Delegations from all towns in this
section of Idaho were present. Mr.
Tucker and Mr. Denman ACCOMPANIED
the de. egation as adult leaders.
Free entertainment was provided in
the homes of Bulbs prominent citi-
zens. Over one hundred out-of-town
delegates were present. l.. f. Good
win, state secretary of the Y. NJ. C.
A. was in general charge of the con-
ference, which emphasized the four
square life namely: the intellectual,
the spiritual, the physical and the
social All talks and discussions
hinged upon this one main idea.
The following officers were elect
cd: president, Humphreys of Twin
Falls; vice president, Taylor of Bur-
ley; secretary, Villers of Filler and
sergeant at arms. Diehl of Filler.
Elmer Adkins gave talk on the
social and service side of boys life,
and was elected captain of the
basketball team representing the en-
tire delegation in a game against the
men leaders, and was a member OF
the nominating committee Mr.
Tucker lead the singing of the con-
ference on Friday evening and on
Saturday. Dr. Culver of Boise and
Fenton o. Fish OF Portland were the
main speakers of the conference.
Both were strong orators and unus-
Tally interesting to the boys.
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all In Township IL South, Range 1,
East. Boise Meridian. Twin Fall
County, Idaho. free from all rights
titles. interests. liens and claims
except equity OF redemption. OF all
nd every OF the parties TO said
cause or otherwise bound by said
decree
Said sale will be made at the
front door Of the Court House In the
City OF Twin Falls. Twin Falls Coun-
W. Idaho. on Friday. the 18th day
OF January. 1925, at 200 o'clock
T.. M. OF said day.
Amy party TO said cause and any
other person or party may bid or
purchase at such sale, and the said
lands will be sold In parcels as above
described. but the Special Master
Will receive no bids from anyone Of
fering 10 bid, except the plaintiff. or
It's successor In interest, who shall
not have deposited with the Special
Master at or before the time OF max
ing his bid, as a pledge that he will
make good HIS bid In case OF It's ac-
ceptance, the sum OF Five Hundred
Dollars ($500.00) In money or GER
titled check for said amount payable
10 the order OF the Special Master.
All deposits received by the Special
Master. except that deposited by the
bidders whose bids are conditionally
accepted by said Special Master. will
be returned by him at the conclusion
OF the sale to the bidder or bidders
from whom they were received.
The said premises will be- sold sub !
ject TO redemption as provided In
Sections 1925 and 3027 OF the Com
piled Statutes OF Idaho, and subject
TO confirmation OF the sale by said
Court. III the sale be confirmed, the
tion. fix the time and manner OF
payment OF the balance OF the pur-
,hase price over and above the am
punt deposited on any bid at the
line OF the sale.
Upon confirmation OF the sale and
by the purchaser with
he directions OF the Court as TO the
payment OF the balance OF the purch-
Use price. the Special Master will
and deliver a certificate OF
ale to the property sold to any bid
Ter. and upon expiration OF the per-
cd OF redemption, the Special Mas
or will execute and deliver a deed
o such bidder, his grantees or as
igns, for the property purchased.
For further and better particulars
8 to the terms and conditions OF
aid sale, reference Ii hereby made
0 said decree OF said United States
curt for the District OF Idaho,
outhern Division, whicr decree will
o found on file and OF record In the
ffice of the Clerk Of said Court In
no Federal Building. Boise. Idaho,
nd a copy thereof may be examined
! the office OF the Special Master at
win Fails. Idaho.
Dated this LIST day OF December,
924. =,
ARTHUR J. PEAVEY,
Special Master.
RICHARDS & HA0A,
Solicitors for Plaintiff,
Residence: Boise. Idaho.
First publication Dec. 4. 1924.
Final publication Jan. Is. 1926.
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Record office for Butter Wrappers
Couldn't Blame Barnun1
for Elephants Color

Old circus men are fsud Of relating
how the white elephant - the Barnum
& Bailey Greatest was Brought into the
country. The coming Of the sacred
elephant had been heralded for days
Finally the ship was sighted and the
press department look bunch of news
paper writers down ths bay to meet
the great card OF NEXT seasons show.
PIT. Barnum h<iself was In the party.
All hands were taken aboard and then
down into the dim Light of the hold to
look al the pure white specimen from
India. Then a dinner followed at which
the grape was feature. Then an
other look at the elephant to zee II he
was still white. While this was going
on doubling Newspaper man re-
marked TO Mr.. Barnum that he did not
think the elephant was 20 darned
white.
well" replied the circus man, TN
tell you. This reminds me Of the times
up Bridgeport way when was spark
ing. | noticed at = surprise party one
night a very pretty girl who had re-
nc skable color In her cheeks. and
said to my boy frfenos I wonder II
thct peach bloom Ia real
TO my dismay, he girl heard the
remark and turning On me abe said
with snap, 'Phinsas Barnum, God
made that color In my ehsskA'" n
centinuing. Mr.. Banum SAID.
Boys. God made this white elephant.
assure you had he bsen made by Mr.. |
Bailey and myself he would be as
white as the driven WE ellis
Hawks In Golfers.
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| at the conclusion OF the sale to the
bidder or bidders from whom they
we're received.
The said premises will be sold sub
| feet TO redemption as provided in
Sections 3026 and 1927 of the Com
piled Statutes OF Idaho, and subject
to confirmation of the sale by said
Court. III the sale be confirmed, the
Court will. in its order of confirma-
ton, fix the time and manner Of pay
ment OF the balance of the purchase
price over and above the amount
deposited on any bid at the time of
the sale.
Upon confirmation OF the sale and
compliance by the purchaser with
the directi )ns of the Court as to the
payment OF the balance OF the purch-
ase price, the Special Master will
execute and deliver a certificate OF
sale to the property sold to any bid
der, and upon expiration of the per-
iod OF redemption, the Special Master
Will execute and deliver a deed to
such bidder, his grantees or assigns, |
for the property purchased. (
For further and better particulars {
as to the terms and conditions OF |
said sale, reference is hereby made |
TO said decree of said United States !
Court for the District of Idaho,
Southern Division, which decree will
be found on file and of record in the |
office Of the Clerk of said Court in
the Federal Building, Boise, Idaho,
and a copy thereof may be examined
In the office OF the Special Master at
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Dated this LIST day of December,
1924.
ARTHUR J. PEAVEY,
Special Master.
RICHARDS G. HAGA,
Solicitors for Plaintiff,
Residence: Boise, Idaho.
First publication Dec. 4, 1924.
final publication Jan Is, 1925.
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described. but the Special Master
will receive no bid from anyone Of
ferins to bid. except the plaintiff. or
It's successor In interest. who shall
not have deposited with the Special
Master at or before the time OF max
ing his bid. as pledge that he will
make good his bid in case OF its &C
ceptsnee. the sum OF Five Hundred
Dollars tssoo.eo) in money or a GER
titled check for said amount. pay
able to the order Of the Special Mas
ter All deposits received BY the
Special Master. except that deposit
ed by the bidders whose bids are
conditionaiiy accepted by said Spec
iAi Master, win be returned by him
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ant thereto. for the respective
amounts found due In said decree.
with interest thereon and accruing
costs. said parcels. the number OF
shares appurtenant 10 each parcel,
and the respective amounts being
more particularly described as fol-
lows. to-wit:
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Shaving the beard was. before the
Bronze or Iron ages. performed with
nints. shells. or bones. on which . spe-
eisliy sharp edge was ground.
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Most truffies are found under oas
rrees in France. but they are also un
sarthed under beeches. hazel. birch
md willow.
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Thrifty Planters

In the Seychelles islands. coffee
planters make the soil do double duty
by growing vanilla vines on the coffee
bushea
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This period OF the earth's history
viii be known AZ that In which mems
pocketbooks were the most inconyen-
iently constructed
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Know Thy opportunity" said q wiss
old Greek. And don't cut 1t. for next
time II might pass and not know you
--Tif-Bits-
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"COLD IN THE HEAD"

e an acute attack OF Nasal Catsrrh.
Thos> subject TO frequent colds are
generally IN n run down condition.
HALLS CATARaH MEDICINE il a
Treatment consisting of an Ointment. 20
be used locally. and a Tonic. which acts
Quietly through the Blood on the Mu-
cous Surfaces, building up the Systeu
and raakise you less liable TO ''cclds.
Sold by druggists for over 20 Years
v. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. @
Record Office for Butter Wrappers
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ali In Township IL South. Range Is
East. Boise Meridian. Twin Falls
County. Idaho. free from all rights,
titles. interests. lisEs and claims. ex-
eept sauity OF redemption. OF all and
every of the parties to said cause or
otherwise bound by said decree.
Said sale will be made at the
front door OF the Court House In the
City Of Twin Falls. Twin Falls
County. Idaho. on Friday. the 18th
day OF January. 1s15. at s.oS
o clock p. NJ. of said day.
Any party to said cause and any
other person or party may bid or
purchase at such sale. and the said
Isnds viii be sold In parcels ~ above
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Record Office for Butter Wrappers
See our new line of Christmas
Record.
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Parry. the British explorer. received
$4,000 from the British government
for discovering the os~SA magnetic
pole
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Notice Is hereby given that under
and BY virtue OF q decree OF the
District Court OF tho United States
Tor the District Of Idaho. southern
Division. dated a. Of the first day Of
November. te2s. and filed and en-
tered In the said Court on the eth
day OF November fs2s. the an
dersixned. as Special Master of aaid
Court In said cause. win sell at pub
TIC auction to the highest bidder. in
conformity with tho directions OF
said decree and the laws OF the Unit
ed States and the State OF Idaho per-
tanning thereto. all and singular
those certain lots. pieces and parcels
or land hereinafter described. to-
Eether with Certificate ssto for
ss7.$s shares OF stock In the Salmon
River Canal Company. Limited. evil
fencing the water rights appurten- /
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IN EQUITY NO. 500.
NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE Dis
TRICT OF IDAHO, SOUTHERN
DIVISION.
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Commonwealth Trust Company
OF Pittsburgh. Corporation.
Trustee. Plaintiff
9. J. Davidson. Jennie Doe
Davidson. Joe h. Standlee aud
Jennie Doe Standlee. Henry j.
Wall and Twin Falls County and
j. =. Keel. Defendants
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IN EQUITY NO e7A
NOT1CH or aAI4E
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRtCf or IDAHO. SOUTHERN
DIVISION.

Peoples Savings and Trust Com
Fany OF Pittsburgh. . corporation.
trustee. Plaintiff.
Frank caudle and Anna Caudlc.
husband and wife. Defendants.
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Legal Advertising
COMMISSIONERS OF THE FL
LEH HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

Filler. Idaho, Nov. 23. 1924.
The Board OF Commissioners OF
the Filler Highway District reconyeD-
ed In regular session at their office
In Filler. Idaho. on this date and at
the hour OF 200 r. NJ
The following members were pres
emit.
George Leonard
X. l.. Shearer
5. q. Diehl.
The minutes OF the previous meet
Ing were read and approved.
The pay roll for employees OF the
District amounting 10 s1955.87. was
audited and ordered paid.
There being no further business
tho meeting was declared adjourned.
II. H. sHEARER. yice-president
ATTEST:
ARTHUR f.. ANDERSON.
secretary-Treasurer.
Filler. Idaho. December 10, 1924.
The Board OF Commissioners OF the
Filler Highway District met In regular
session at their office IN Filler, Idaho.
on this date and at the hour OF 900
=. NJ.
The following members were pres
emit:
n. l.. Shearer
\. q. Diehl
The minutes II the previous meet
Ing we're read and approved.
The pay roll for employees OF the |
District amounting 10 tt92412. was
audited and ordered paid.
The following bills were then |
checked over and warrants ordered |
drawn In payment OF same:
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The fool doth think he V wisa-
shahsspsare.
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Motion was made ana carried that
the Seeretary-Troasure arrange to
pay the semi-annual bond interest
due December 3ist. 1924.
Tho Commissioners then approved
the action OF the Treasurer In call
Ing Warrants Nos. ss2 to 1923 In
elusive for payment.
Motion was made and carried that
tho Edwin A. Wilson Company be In
strueted TO audit the books OF the
District for the year 1894.
The balance OF the afternoon was
devoted TO the selection OF another
commissioner TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Mr.. Leonard.
which was finally laid over to the
next meeting.
There being no further business At
this time motion was made and car
ried that the meeting be temporarily
adjourned to reeonvene IN regular
sessien on the afternoon OF December
slth. 1924. AZ thu hour OF 400 y.
NJ. 81 their office In Filler, Idaho. for
the purpose OF handling all matters
that may come before the Board OF
u. l.. sitEARER. Vice President.
ARTHUR E. ANDERSON.
seeretsry-Trv.sure
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NOTICE Is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue OF decree Of the
District Court OF the United States
for the District OF Idaho. Southern
Division. dated the LIST day OF Nov
ember, 1924. and filed and entered
In the said Coart ON the 4th day OF
November. 1924. the undersigned.
as Special Master OF said Court In
said cause, will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder. In conformity
with the directions OF said decree
and the laws OF the United States
aud the State OF Idaho pertaining
thereto. all and singular those GER
tain lots. pieces and parcels of land
hereinafter described. together with
Certificate ASA for 1s1.72 shares
OF stock In the Salmon River Canal
Company. Limited. evidencing the /
water rights aupurtenant thereto. |
Tor the respective amounts found 4
due In said decree. with interest
thereon and aecruinw costs. said par
cells. the number OF shares appurteu-
ant to each parcel. and the respec-
tive amounts eeiax more particularly
described A. follows. to-wit:
Description
So NEA SwA. Sec. II.
SWA SWA Sec Ia ..........................
So Nwk Sw y. Sec. IA ...----.....-..-
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dining room suite that Is individual
20 the ultimate degree. Ii looks
more like n French commode or
cabinet, which can he used in any
room, than the ordinary server as
we know Il. Ii Is OF mahogany. like
the rest of the suite. semi-circular'
In form, with panels inlaid with
marquetry composed Of several
kinds of woods. The inlald border
OF still another kind Of wood gives
the effect Of real picture in wood,
which is exactly what the designer
Intended.
The large painted panel above the
server is another element which
contributes individuality to the
dining room. II Is In rich. dark
colors, showing fruit. flowers and n
graceful bird. something I'm the man
ncr Of handsome tapestry. A poly
chrome frame is happily suited 10
the subject.
write TO Marian Moore, care OF
this newspaper, for advice or lnfor-
nation about home furnishing or
decorating. sending stamped, ad-
dressed envelope for reply
Question: Can l get flat-topped
desk TO use as a library table?-C
W.
Answer: Yes, beautiful ones are
made In walnut or mahogany.
Copvriohf. American Homes Bureau
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Berkeley Records
Japanese Temblor

UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA.
Berkeley. Cal. Jan, iss--teeorda on
tho selsmograph at the University Of
California studied today show that
the earthquake In Tokyo this morn
ing registered plainly The yibra
lions started al minutes 20 seconds
after ! p. nj. yesterday Pacific coast
tlnsl and continued Until 5 minutes
after p. m.
Tho record placed tho center OF
tho disturbance as 1850 miles west
u Berkeley. which would DO slightly
cart OF Tokyo.
The ssiamosraph Indicated the
temhlor WAS much less severe than
The one Of September 1,
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SEATTLE PLANS
BIG MARDI CRAS
Chamber Committee Out
lines Summer Celebration

How'd you like real old Mhrdi
Graa celebration here this Year,
That In tho object OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. which, thru n special
committee, Tuesday announced ten.
tativa plans for such an nnnuBl
event. combined with monster mer-
chants. manufacturers md export.
era' exposition OF Northwestern prod
Icts. No dnto has been set yet, but
II ~ expected that tho Mhfdl GrnH
and exposition viii be held stimuli
taHeously this summer
The purpose OF the celebration. sc.
cording 10 -. Is. Trefethen. commit.
tee chairman. IL 10 attract attention
TO Seattle and It's advantages as a
summer playground. a world port
and a Pacific coast manufacturing
center.
The annual presentation OF the
pageant "Amerlcanns" Ia planned 10
bring Thousands OF visitors. but the
Mardi Graa and huge exposition VIII
bring thousands Of others, the cont
mittee believes. Tho tourist will. II
plans materiaiixe, be treated 10 fcs
tlyitios peculiar TO this territory. In
dian canoe rnccA war dances and
perhaps a roundup.
other contemplated attractions In
! eiude a giant musical program al the
University OF Washington stadium
series OF band concerts NJ The yari
Gus parks. special excursions OF
/ Puget sound and the lakes here
about and entertainments for off
GERS and men OF the Pacific batsif
/ fleet. Others would be regattns OF
tile water. fireworks. baseball games
tennis and golf Journeys, fnshlor
show and sportsmen'a and tourists
/ oxposltionr. Local talent would b
employed.
with Trefetben. the COMMITTEES
roster Is composed % y. TEX Smith
A. q. Tan. c. Il. Roberts, q. q
Black. A. $. Eldridge. q. ~ VII
wording. u. X. Morgan, r. Redford
| il. A. schoenfold, Stanton Fredertci,
Darwin Aielsncst. the Rev. J. Ralpi
Masco. Piiny L. Allen and y. Z
Nelson.