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New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Young America Finds
 He Is Net Appreciated

That New Britain's embryo Ty Cobbs ami George Sisters are having d hard tim" of it to get their much n"",ied practice sessions these spring days seems evident judging from the number of complaints from lacai property owners the advent of balmy weather has brought 10 police head- quarters. Evidently fearing that win- dows anu gardens have been unduIy placed in jeopardy by the flying sphere and foot Of the youthful basehailer, they seem 10 have turned out en masse to see that said youth- full pastimor is removed from close proximity to what Is theirs
 Every vacant lot these days seems rampant with youth and bat and ball and all the necessary fireworks, and side streets and alleyways boast a congIomeratiOn Of these tiny yet un- able 70 onst their elder brethren from the before mentioned lots. All Of which does not tend to tighten the cares which so furrow the brow of our Sorcly-tried property holders. and has resulted in the large num- ber of complaints sent in with the accompanying prayer for police in-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
New Office Building on
 Honest Johns" Place

Now York, May I3.-'IIoncst John' K"IIy's formor gambling cs- tabIisbment at 156 West 44th street, luxurious scene of sensational raids and the rendezvous Of prominent fig ures In the cityd night iisr, will be replaced by a $25o,o00 office build ing with q theater on the street loor The thrater will be erected for "AI' Woods, and will scat only 300 persons Honest Johns" place was one of tn" most notorious in the city, II WAS furnished with the ut- most luxury and on iIs walt hung many famous pictures. The house was run on a lavish scale and many fortunes were said 10 have been won and lost in its rooms.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
CI(IaiT IN LISBON

I.ishou, May 13. lApD-Form"r Crown Prince Cociie of Germany, accompanied by her eldest son, who is d passenger travelling incoEnito on Jh" steamer Srrra Norona bound for Germany, stopped ov"r rore and visited 'he sights of Lis bon. cocili" inquired especially com corning 'ho palace wh"r" th" for nor Emperor William Stayed during his last visit 10 Portugal and th" pIac" where King Carlos and Prince Louis Philippe were assassinated in 19uS.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
MISS RONALTER NHOWERED.

A miscellaneous shower WAS given by Mrs, William IIartnctt last evrn- ing in honor Of her sic;cr, Mss Gladys RonaI'"r al ;b" home Ut Mrs Charles Konaiter Of 5% West street, Games were played and buffet lunch was served, The home was boau'ifuily docoratcd. the color sohem" being pink, white and yol- low. Miss Konaltor received many han16oma girta. Sho will hrc2me the bride o> John Fabian on June 4.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
DOLLAR CUTS SHIPS.

S1n Francisco May Formal delivery Of the liner President Lin- cOln 10 E. Stanley Dollar and his as sociates, purchasers Of The California Orient lin" O the Pacific Mail Spo1mslip nompany, 2ae mada yrs- trrlay hy officials or the Unjr.l states Shipping Board The President Lincoln is in" first of The live yos- s,'s os .hc "Pr~-i1rnt" type 10 Inc >ra0s'"rrcl to thc Dollar in'orcsts. The othrr jour liners win ho formal ly turned olar 10 the Dollar lrfaro,ts as each vessel arrives at this port.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

about another man in the same plight who took Carers with good results l tried them and can hon. eStlv say that they freed me of nasty gas on stomach so that l can now eat without getting bilious, and they improved my appetite fully l00co. You can rest assured that from now on l will boost Carter'S Little Liver Pills whenever l can" For sale and recommended hy all druggists
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
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InCa Recovering

Anthony Luca of 31 Parker street struck yesterday by railroad train has good chances for recovery &C., 2ording 10 an announcement this morning from inc local hospital. IdIra walked into the third car of a passing train at the Pennington avenue crossing vest erday.
 It was announced yesterday that he had suffered a fractured skull and at first, his injuries were thought 10 he fatal.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

soph HoaIy, Edward shcehy, Miss Azida Hebert, Mary O'Conncn and others Of no less local rcpute, the presentation promises 10 be one Of inc most ambitious that the local has attempted. The play consists or a prologue and an epijoGue and runs along m"rrily for two acts in addi- tion, introducing plenty of mystery. thrills and comedy. Rchcarsals for the event have been in charge of Joseph Healy. who left the profos- sional stage q few years ago, after a most successful career. The cast follows:
 EIizar Quiuhy ......... John Cullom Mrs Quinby. Miss Mary O'Conncll William McToe Prank w. Large John Bland ....... Merlin Gormeley Myra Thornhil. Miss Azilla Hebcrt Mary Norton Miss Marion O'Connor Mrs. Rhodes. Miss Ethel Brown Lou Max .............. Daniel Greer Jim 'argan James MCCusker Thomas Haydon. Peter Boaucar Kennedy Edward J. Shoohy Owner of Raldpato......Ray Lynch
 Graduation Spra's"rs Chosen N in" annual competition ycs'nr- day for placos as speakers for fhc Bristol high school graduation June | l9'h, thor" Were l7 competitors and th" four following were chosen: Ethel Manchester Anna Boaucar, Elizabeth O'Hara and Everett Baron. The two other speakers selected be- caus" of high scholarship are Eunice Mason and William Dunbar The judges were br. Mabel F. Curtiss. Rev. Thomas F. Lynch anu Ralph E. Strong.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

So tIOSelt lIldt | CplIIu not help trying them and am very happy 1 did" So writes Mir. Frank ]. Trumbun. whose letter goes on to say, "I had heard about Carter's Little Liver Pills for years but never knew they helped overcome poor appetite and sour stomach. until 1 read
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
S|MONS GETS FINE
 IN BERLIN COURT
Man Who Drove While Drunk Is Assessed S20O and Costs
ASSAULT CASE IS HEARD
Carter Will Toss Out First Ball At PcrCival Field ENerCiscs-Ncw Britain Man Summoned To Court Other Items of Interest.

Charles Simons Of New Haven was fined S200 and costs of $15 and was given q suspended jail sentence of 15 days when he appeared in the Berlin town court last night to answer to a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. Si mons was arrested on Sunday after. noon, May 3. after ne had driven lis car through a fence on the turn pike near the home of Victor Pauloz.
 Peter and Paul in Court
 Peter Swentick or Christian Lane vas assessed $50 and was given a suspended jail scnWnce of 60 days, after he was foun. guilty of assault on the person Of Paul BarkoWshi, also of Christian Lane. The assault occurred on the night of April %. Taul testified tlht nc was on his -,ay homo from fhc store ard, with 1ut any naruinr Peter stepped )u' rom behind tee, struck him thrc times and EnoC,"d him down, He said Ec was lhGar he care Of two physicians for period of several days Peter lid not deny striking Paul, but ClaiGrd that the latter had made dislcspctfml remarks abou:
 is wife. SYcnticl vas placed 'ln- ,,r lro carf Of the probation off ,cr and vii remain so until hlS in" is paId,
 l.F,,t.,,. ert on. ol inc n.,- iuNolrcl in the au. t0no ,ilo a'ci!"m on Monday wight pear the Bruce nome on .ba 'uur- pike, apNaroi in court to t'l WuN Lc MAS dmnE. II" vas given q su- ,r"ndod pil Annieuc" of 3o days. T." explains that rr had been III f~g u.r" a Dur md merely iooh rVl .illnks to hraNr him. IT,, ajl thry must have been too much for him.
 Gnchlcss Hrivcr Fined
 Sh.Ion George Of IIarttotI W&a lnal %a ami coHa Of $15 fer ~cck- inss irving. II" vos arr rd lE nTrr.f N,n1ce ru tho uiah' of A,1l 2u. arlrr hls car had S'ur.. and Garuagcl n m~rhju" driven h> Thoyds Murray of Hartford. TM cril"nt occurred on tie tulaWh ., aboi' 2 milo sou,r Of Berlin 'ootrr
 Joseph Bauecpck Nl S.mu" Mas lGth cf New H1'iaIn ""lo ,h,rE. with angling without a |, cc-se. The men Wcr" released on payment oC tho officers fees of S2.l5 csch. They Wcrc arrested hy War den Simpson ot Wallingford at the Feat pond.
 Michael Yur'zNyis of New Britain raid thc officers fee of &@.la for fishing with a line hearing more hooks than are allowed by law. He was arrested at Peat pond by War den Buck Of Meridcn.
 Whist Plans Completed
 All arrangements have been com pletcd for the card party and dance. which will be held by the kensing- ion league of Women Voters al Lloyd hall on Friday evening of this week. The affair will begin at s o'clock and those who attend may have their choice Of three games whist, five hundred or bridge. Dand- ing will be enjoyed by those wlo SD desire. Mrs Ora C. Edgorly is chairman Of the committee in charge of the affair, while Mrs, Paul Baker
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
be secured from the local ticket

be secured from the local ticket office.
 Warning About Dogs
 Dog Warden Philip Marine Is planning 10 war on dogs which are allowed to roam loose through the streets of the town. A large group of tho animals are travelling through the streets daily and are botherng people and store keepers and many complaints arc ready 10 be lodged against the owners, Dogs should he Kept tied up in their owners yards and any that are allowed loose. can be taken In by the dog warden, Mr. Mar'no Is loath 10 start this prac- tice but unless the rules are rec oFnl2ed and the law obeycd, he will he forced 10 take drastic action against the dogs and their owners.
 Legion Auxiliary Notes
 Tho American Legion auxiliary 10 l}rock.Barncs post will hold rcgu- lar meeting in the post rooms to- morrow night. Tho business session will start promptly at 7:30 o'clock and will be finished in time 10 make way for social and card party which Is scheduled to slart at s o'clock. Anyone wishing to attend tho social is invited,
 On Friday afternoon from 9 10 : o'clock, the members of the auXil- lary will meet 10 make poppics for Memorial Day. The committee in charge of the work would like 10 sec a larger crowd attend the meeting this week and announcement is made 'bat anyone who has not the time to attend in th" post rooms, can take th" material to their homes and maic thc poppics there. Last weeks meeting was not fruitful of q large number iN attendance and as Memorial Day is drawing near. 1t be- comes more important for the mem- bors 10 bcstir themeolvos.
 rlain,illc Briefs
 Court General Lawton. F. of A. held q regular meeting last evening . in the Legion post rooms.
 S"quassen lodge. I. o. Q. r.. will l hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening in Odd Pillows hall.
 Spring water delivered in 5-gal. bottl,s, Thralls drug store. Tel. lI9.--Adyt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Banquet Largely Attended

SIAty-hYe men were present at the annual banquet of the Mems lyccum or hcnSlngton, which was held last nlght at the Kcnsington Congrnga - tlonal church. The Power and Ne cessiiy of Public Opinion" was the subject Of an Interesting and we'll delivered address by Hon. J. Morti- her Bell representative from Sails bury in the general assembly. Rev. vernon l.. Phillips, pastor of inc h"nslngton Congregational church. addressed the members of the or Eanization, his subject being "A Mans Obligation to His Commun- ity,' Harold w. upson acted as toastuastcr. The tables were prot- tlly decorated and the banquet it. self was one of the most delicious spreads which the women of the community, already noted for their cooking, have prepared.
 Charles PinChcs in Town
 Charles Pinch"s. who has been spending thH winter in New IIaInD- shire, is the guest Of his paronfs Mr. and Mrs. John Pinches of Northington ridge.
 Practice Tomorrow Night
 The AlI-kcnsington baseball team will hold practice tomorrow evening af G;%n o'clock at the PrrcivaI ave m" field. MoanWhilc tho mombcrs of the kcnsinston Athletic club will be busy tonight and several other evenings t'is week on the grand stand which ts now in tho course os construction at the ball grounds
 East Berlin Items
 Iho rf tular weekly meeting of the community club will hc hold in the basement Of the Methodist, 'durrh this evening at S o'clock. The program is in charge Of Mrs. Archer Walsh Rev. George B. Gilhcr, of Niddl"toWn will deliver an address, All interested are invited 10 attcnd
 meeting Of the Parish club of Nj, Gahrirl's church will bc held in 'h" parish room af S o'clock Thurs '''S - 'lli-' iN'.\. samuel SllfClifiE Of Now Britain will be present. All members Of tho parish as wnll as the club ar" urged 10 attend tlis meeting. Who ladies of tho church will meet in the parish room al 7:%0 o'clo~k.
 The local momhrrs of tho Order o' Eastern Srar will attend n meet ing at 'ronwoU this evening.
 The barn darcn season will oncn a' Nok"'S in West Cromwell Fri day cTeninc and a number fAm this rIac" will attend
 Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Rlauvclt Of Nov Britain Were 'ho guests of Nr. and Mrs. Walter Payne at their homo on Wilcox avcnuo Tuesday,
 The Progressive Reading circle will meet at tho home Of Mrs. Er- nost NHdrum on Main street novf evening at x o'clock.
 1lr. Graham's closing classes.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

MrNIoo received with l,ravo" "Inda Bu'zowa Russian aaagor Ahgn she danced in t1r Du. u0s at Mexico City, She is sno.@ r.r. ir,ssel in R typical Ms>waa "e.ar- -o" or lovNuy rs'u,ua.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS

Jersey City, MIA letter which read in the paper about Cartcr's Little Liver Pills fitted my own case
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

Nlr, Graham's closing classes. Thursday afternoon and evening. All ar" requested 10 aftcnd.-advt. READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

Spring water delivered in 5-gaL bottl,s. Thrall's drug store. Tel 119.--Adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
"ScNcn kcNs To Rnldnatr"

Tor th" b'ncf' of the hrir,0e f"nI Of tho r'.l S' Jos. ph's church rh" popular George M Conan com "dv drama, "Sov"N Keys 10 B1'I- pa''." vtil h" nreson'nd on Thurs day evening at 'ho Community rhra- '"r hy 'hr g. I0sopn's nrama criN
 With Cas' co0nriS.ng snrh w,'- known actors and actresses as Jo-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Building Permits Issued

Superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued a build- ing permit 10 C. T. Traaluay for the erection of a tj1rce-car garage on PcNc,ue ayonue to cost S4,150.
 \ building permit has hocn issued 10 Frank Rattista for an addition to n house at l&I Grilley street to cost SG.5on.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Property Transfers

William T. Pholau has so'l +0 Goorc" and Mary Rogers land anl buildings on Aru1an street and also , tract of thron acres of land at inc corner Of A1tiz1N street and Me- 'Nolir s.ro5t
 Fa0'ov ar1 SoG Jae.frs'u have s0'i n Ni@oon' Nsttua property on %o0th Elm str"r'.
 | Napoleon I~rlry has solI 10 I"h0 r.. Nonlo0 property oa Oa&- land ~'ra.t.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Charles PinclIcs in Town

'harIeS Pinch"s. who has been spending tho winter in New lamp Snlre' Is the guest Of his parents Mr. and Mrs John Pinches Of Worthington ridge.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-03-13
$50 MASONS CELEBRATE
HERE TUESDAY EVENING
Visitors Attended from New Jersey,
Ohio, and Several Other
States

One Of The most interesting
Masonic events in some time OC-
CURED here Tuesday evening when
Eureka Lodge No. 81, \. i. Il a.
NJ. celebrated with banquet, al
tended hy about $50 members and
guests. An hOnOrcd visitor OF the
evening was s. f. overly Of Cam
den, who was the first master Of
The lodge more than - Yeas ago.
The regular lodge business WIS
transacted at the usual hours. at
which time Mr.. Overly. who HOW
lives in Camden, addressed the
members of the lodge. Following
the closing of the lodge, the MasOnS
and Guests repaired tO the dining
room for refreshments prepared by
the ladies of the Eastern Star.
The speakers of the evening were
Rev. Daniel Lane, DR.. TcmplemaD,
Frank ScattcrSOod. and &. +. Hill.
Music was furnished by the Masonic
band. which has developed in an
excellent band in Il very short time,
and vocal numbers were rendered
by the kiwauiS Quartet.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-03-13
SOUTHERN BOY MAKING
GOOD IN NEW ENGLAND
Young Robert Welch Develops
Growing Candy Business in
Cambridge, Mass.

An interesting story of Il success
flll rise in manufacturing by n
northeastern North Carolina boy,
who has developed large and
rapidly growing candy business III
Cambridge. Mass. comes to this city
along with some of the goods. Young
Robert H. Wr!ch. Jr. son of Mr..
and Mrs. X. II. WclCh. Of llcrtfOrd,
Route >.
Young Wrich is about - years
old. He is Il graduate of the law
school Of the University Of North
Carolina. and was Il student at iIar-
ward. The business of waiting for
a law practice To grow didn't appeal
to him and he went into business on
small scale. His business las
grown until his sales are now $1,000
or more Il day. and - people are
employed by his plant. He is plan
ming to increase the capacity Of the
plant in the near future.
Some Of the goods packed by
Young Wclch have been sold in Eliz-
ahcth City. He makes Il speciality
Of fancy chocolates.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-03-13
MIDNIGHT WEDDING PARTl
ABRUPTLY INTERRl PIED

When pretty Miss Frances Pal
mcr Warren. daughter "f Mrs.
Hazel Warren of Norfolk clopcd
Ia this city with Edwin &. Berry
mau. Saturday night on the late
train. they didn't know that their
wedding party would be rudclH in
tcrruptcd. The young couple, both
~ years of age. got Register oil
Deeds. Joe Spence out of bed got
their license and repaired To the
home of Father Dohcrty. Catholic
Priest. arou<ing him at the hour
of II O'Clock, and he obliGin=lY
uadc them one.
At midnight. the couple went TO
the home of friends on Main street
for midnight supper in honor "i
their marriage. and before the prrtY
WIS fairly under way. Il phone mes
sage sent 10y busy friends IN Nor
folk announced that thC mother Ot
the bride had killed herself. MI
hands set out for Norfolk immcd-
lately. To learn that the message
was fake.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-03-13
oJhq BANK CLERK ANo THG SOOA JCPKER
THEY DISCUSS THE PRISON DoINGS.

cell supplied with dozen tO-ccnt
costing 81 piece, and fancy scars
costing SIS a throw.
"NIayhc Joe SwindCll is going to
yet a soft snap in prison. Imagine
Joe. who always had an eye iOl
skirts. wearing Il maids apron over
one of those $3.50 pctticoaiS that
Superintendent POu has been buy
ing for the state. Picture AicN
Jones. and Sap White, and Elwood
OvcrtOn. and Il number of oihcl
folks sent up from PaSquotank, aS
they walk in with their afternoon
knitting. their embroidery, and their
crochet work. to join in piOuS Mr.
Clark and his sewing circle for al
hour. I'd like to watch those bOYs
punChiug holes. and taking fancy
loops and stitches, and sewing on
hooks and eyes that Mr.. pOu has
bought for them. | wonder too, ii
Nr. POu sells all this fancy stuff the
boys are making, and if so. where
he puts The money he gets for their
work. | can't imagine, tho. what
they do with the velvet they buy
but $40 worth Of ShcctinS bought
at ono crack. might be nice TO help
some convict make Il rope to lower
himself out Of his cell
Il can't see anything very funny
in all that" said the Bank Clerk,
"If Superintendent POu is helping
the boys TO learn necdlcwOrk. he
must be Il good man for the job.
That's the trouble with too many
folks right now said the Soda
Jcrkcr. "Thcy seem 70 think that
whoever is appointed for a job, must
he a good man. They pcvcr stop to
think IL little political effort, is
what balls things up, and puts care
less men in office who make bur
dcnS for we poor folks to pay. Your
kind of folks never do any think
ing, so long rs they can get theirs
But | think it is high time to call
Il halt. and make somebody Squirm.
Too many Of our office holders,
seem TO think they own the office.
and the folks who support them, "
said the Soda Jcrkcr.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-03-13

You seem to hc mighty thought
ful today" said the Bank Clerk to
the Soda Jcrkcr the other day. after
he had gotten his regular morning
dope. What's up
i've Just been thinking about
those state prison bills, TIE IN
DEPENDENT told us about last
week." replied the Soda .JCrkrr. 1T
looks TO me like somebody is taking
life easy up there. and I'm wonder
ing if the convictS from down home
are getting their share Of the fun.
| can't see why they are buying 80
many fine linen napkins, - much
crochet cotton. curtain ScrinI, tray
covers. undcrSkirtS. and other frlllS
and things. that Superintendent POu
has charged up 10 the taxpayers
Ii looks to me like His Honor has
established an embroidery school
and sewing circle among the con
victS. and is teaching them more
scntcel occupation TO pursue when
they get out of limbo
1T looks to me as il w. q. did
get the goods on somebody again,
said the Bank Clerk. How do you
SIIDpOSr he did it,
II don't have to puzzle over that.
lie usually gets what he goes after.
said the Soda Jcrkcr That's Il
settled fact. But the thing that in
tcrcStS me most. is why so much
fincry. Now | can imagine our Pas
Quotank cOnvictS having their meals
served under & So tray cover. with
a J0-ccnt napkin 10 wipe the grease
from their lcCherOuS mouths, but
Just imagine our former citizen, Il.
L. Clark. wearing Il 50 pctticoat. or
maybe Il handsome silk kimODO.
And who would recognize John
Lowry sitting back cmbrotdcring
hundred of yards Of cotton onto
fancy pillow cases, for his cell, or
making fancy curtains from OK
pcnsivc Scrim for his windows. And
| never had-aR idea the convicts
used Il 1G-d0llar rug or lS-dOllar
,.u,r nm tbnir coll Floors
tapestry: linOleum costing ST for
the bare feet of the cOnvicts: doiIics
towels: Il couple of bed spreads,
costing $1.J0; ten dollars worth of
Now amt this picture. Every
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-03-13
SENSATIONAL
CASES MONDAY
Pasouotank Criminal and Civil
Term Begins For One
Week March Is.

Sensational cases are to be
tried at the March term OF Pas
quotank Superior Court which
convcncs Monday Tor one
week, for the trial OF Civil and
Criminal cases, Judge Cranmcr
Presiding. The docket is load
cd with defendants who have
appealed from County Court.
Marvin Russell, young PrOvi'
drncc township farmer is held un'
der bond. aud il TO be tried at this
term for camaI knowledge of Il
girl over - years Of age. and under
10 years, ease similar 10 that OF
Joe Swindcll.
Another sensational case is that
of Mrs. pattic Casper. who has fig
mrcd in court before. She is charg'
cd with running Il bawdy house. II
will he remembered that Mrs
Casper appealed from the lower
court, when she was convicted on
the testimony Of the wife of W. f.
Cox. and althO Cox was Il cu-dcfcnd'
ant with Mrs. Casper, the court did
not. fine him because, wife is not
permitted to testify against her
husband. The testimony of Mrs
Cox. while competent against Mrs
Casper, WAS not competent against
Mr.. Cox.
Marshall Jennings. an old and
frequent offender. has appealed
from the county court on Il charge
0f wifc.leating and will BE tried al
this term.
Archie Laydcn, formerly Of Per
quimanS County is to be tried for
forgery. Few cases Of out Of the
ordinary interest are on the civil
docket.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-03-13

LELAND \. HALSTEAD
YOUNG Mr.. Haistead, now IA part
ner i'm the White-Halstead Shoe
Company which recently started
business on The corner of McMor-
rinc and Matthews Streets, is one Of
the smallest Eiks i'm North Carolina,
and a member of the Elizabeth City
lodge, which elected officers last
Friday, when the fact was discover
cd that Mr.. Halstead was too low to
reach the ballot box. Joe Lamb.
smother small Elk will be told OF
later. The new officers of the ElkS
arc as follows: j. T. McCabc, cX-
allied ruler; w. {. Dawson, esteem
cd leading knight; W. II. ZOellcr,
esteemed loyal night; {. ID. GallOp,
esteemed lccturins knight; {. B..
Wood, secretary; X. S. TOXey, treas
urer, Robert Jennings, Tilcr; ID. Guy
Brockett. representative to Grand
Lodge meeting at Portland. Oregon;
S. ii. Johnson, alternate.