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Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
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Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
Rowing Around

Gerald-I move in good circles.
Geraldine-I've heard you called
a rounder.-Detroit News.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05

on river and lake traffic. Indiana
has the greatest amount Of cleo
trio intcrurban traffic OF any
state in our union. ~
An interesting item is this: "9O
per cent of the acreage OF the
state of Indiana is contained III
the lSl,570 farms owned ana OPP
Grated in the state"
Illitcracy in Indiana among the
native born whites, is at the low
percentage Of 90. For the en-
tire states population-which is,
3,429. OOO-thc illiteracy percent
age is IL. Indiana has five great
educational institutions which en-
ioy n national reputation; there
being also numerous other smaller
institutions of higher learning.
These five, however, are: Indiana
university, Purdue university,
Notre Dame university: De Paw
university, and Wabash college.
Indiana has many important
cities. Among the major ones arc:
TT. Wayne, South Bend, Logans-
port, indianapolis, Richmond, Ter
ra Haute, Gary and Hammond.
Moving westward once more IN
our discussions Of meritorous
points about our cOuntry's states,
we take up the subject of the
great plains state, Iowa, in our
next discussion. Learn to kno"
YOUR country.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
MRS. E.. E. BLYTHE IS
BIRTHDAY HONOREE

Mrs. C. E. Blythe was honored
Saturday, February %. that being
her birthday, by surprise lunch
con given by her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Wilson
and small son, Billie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gov f. Blythe and small daughter,
Davis Gelenda, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Couch. Dir. and Mrs. James Dali
ton, Miss Jewel Blythe; also Miss
Sylvia Banks and Mrs. l.. l.. kes-
terson were present.
After everything was very at
tractively arranged in the dining
room, Mrs. Blythe was carried
from her sick room to the dining
room.
After the table was graced by
Master Billie Wilson, all enjoyed
luncheon, served in delicious salad
courses.
Mrs. Blythe blew out the Sd
candles on her cake all at one
time. After the luncheon. Doris
Gelenda Blythe sang Happy
Birthday to YOU"
Mrs, Blythe was the happy re-
cipient of many beautiful gifts.
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WALLY NOT TO
PEN MEMOIRS
And Must Not Play Movie
Depicting Royal Ro-
nance, Is Agreed
Bv HARRY l.. PERCY
United Press Staff Correspondent

LONDON, Mar. 5. (UPO.-Mrs.
Wallis Warfield Simpson, even II
she were so inclined, must never
write memoirs or take part in a
movie depicting her famous royal
romance with Edward, Duke Of
Windsor, under a tentative agree
ment reached between Edward
and the British royal family, his
friends said last night.
Basis for an agreement concern
ing Edwards financial future was
reported to have been arranged
at Enzesfcld, Austria, where Sir
Walter Monckton, his financial
adviser, visited him last week. De-
tails, subject to approval by King
George vi, remained to be work
ed out.
One of the chief points discuss
ed, Edwards friends said, was
some guarantee from Mrs. Simp-
son that she would not write me-
moirs or newspaper articles or
take part in any movie depicting
her romance, as a protection Tor
the British royal family.
The agreement was outlined as
follows:
IA capital trust fund from
the late King George VS. estate
will revert to Mrs. Simpsons chill
dren, if any in event of Edwards
death.
2--The sum would be admins
tered by the kings financial adj
viserS; Edward and Mrs. Simpson
would draw interest but could not
use the capital.
Sin event that their children,
if any, died, the fund would re-
vert to the royal family.
Size of the fund remained to
be determined since it may in
clude an amount to cover Ed
wards debts if his creditors
agreed to take long term pay.
ments. Otherwise an amount will
be provided to pay the debts and
the fund will be made correspond
ingly smaller.
Edward also, according to re-
ports Of the agreement, will re-
ceivc a quarterly allowance. The
latest sum mentioned is 10000
pounds sterling (l50,000) an
nually.
Mrs. Simpson, mentioning at
Cannes, France, was reported an
noyed at the reports and author.
lied a statement issued by her
host. Herman L. Rogers.
There is not the slightest truth
in the report that Mrs. Simpson
will share in the Duke of Wind
sor's cash settlement from the
royal family on condition that
she will not publicize her affec-
tion." Rogers said.
NATURALLY whatever happens,
Mrs. Simpson will never write any
memoirs or appear in any film.
There has never been any ques-
ton of allowing her a pension nor
of her being asked to promise not
to write or act"
Rogers said reports that she has
telephoned Edward for two hours
Tuesday were another ridiculous
fabrication" Mrs. Simpson re-
manned indoors because of head
cold.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
osllCHTFUL BIRTHDAY
PARTY YESTERDAY

Ms. 4. .. Sherman entertain
d Yesterday at a beautiful party
CELEBRATING the eighth birthday
\ Ter son, Jack. Outdoor games
were enjoyed in the sunshine.
A yellow and green scheme was
.si artistisally in the lovely
br,Ajay cake. topped with eight
tiailes. which formed the center
,;xe and in the other appoint
-srtS. Ice cream was served and
dainty baskets Of minis served as
iroS.
N-s. Sherman was assisted by
Yrs Dick Allen in entertaining
a his happy affair the following
rogp Of children: Jack, the hon.
'rss, Betty Allen, Jack Reese,
Essy Aiken. Luella Allen, Jean
Ssmsn. Gordon Jackson, Paul
Johnson. Jr., and Bill Sherman.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Kincaid
have returned home after a de-
lightful visit of several weeks to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Folger in
Tampa, Fla. They motored to 9TH
or points of interest.
Mr.. J. d. Waddell is in Char
lotte attending a convention OF
the Southeastern Express agents.
Messrs. G. c. Richardson. c. 3.
Harberson. and Forrest Hunter
returned on Wednesday after a
fishing trip in Miami and other
points in Florida.
Miss Martha Barnette and Mrs.
John Hollingsworth motored to
Greenville, S. c., yesterday to at
tend the marriage of the formers
sister. Miss Eugenia Barnette, to
Mr.. Sherman Bridgeman.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05

used for one silk, while another
has white lambs with red collars
printed on black background.
When these animal prints are us
cd, the drcssmakcrS usually repro
ducc the print in carved wood or
composition material and use
the sheep or squirrel as Il neck
and belt fastening. One of these
prints shows white honcycombs
and bees on a black background.
Black question marks are print
cd on white organdy for gown
to wear to the races. All kinds of
fruit are used for colorful prints
one shantung being printed
with miniature oranges, lemons
and lines while the dress button
cd with composition miniatures of
the fruit.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
ROGER ELLISON WEEDS
MISS JENNIE JONES

A marriage Of interest to their
friends throughout the county
was that on Saturday evening,
February 10, of Miss Jennie Jones
10 Mr.. Roger Ellison. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge
Dewey d. Foster in Spartanburg.
The bride is daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. A. G.. Jones, of Saluda,
and the bridegroom is the son of
Mr., and Mrs. Otis Ellison, of Try
on. -.
The young couple will make
their home in Tryon and Mrs. FL
lison will continue her work as an
operator at the Ponce De Leon
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
]. P. FLETCHER IS
GIVEN LAST TRIBUTE

Continued from page one)
idencc has wrought;
S-That these resolutions De
spread on the minutes OF tne hsn,
dcrson County Bar assocla''o N
and a copy thereof sent; one 10
the family of Mr.. Fietcner one
TO The Times-News for puohca-
ton and that His Honor, 'onh n.
Clement. judge presiding at the
March term, 1887, of the Super
ior court Of Henderson county, De
requested to make an order ,;, thss
a copy, be entered on the minutes
of the court. ,,,>,cp
]. FOY JUSTICE,
J. w. JACKSON,
Committee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
Brother OF E. E.
Bomar Expires


SPARTANBURG. S. c.. March
5.-Horace Leland Bomar, fol
many years one Of Spartanburgs
outstanding citizens and attor.
neys, died yesterday afternoon at
his residence on East Main street
he was so years old.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 4 o'clock from
the First Baptist church.
He is survived by his widow,
three sons. three daughters, four
sisters and two brothers, one OF
whom is DR.. E. E. Bon,ar OF Lam
drum. former pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Hendersonvilie, ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
PARIS STYLES
By MARY FENTRESS

United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS, March A. (UP) -
Printed materials never have been
AS colorful or as unusual as they
are this season. The animals from
the zoo, which dominated all OF
last years prints, are out OF the
picture and are replaced by more
delicate flower patterns.
Clover blossoms, ranging from
pale rose to a deep mauvc blue
in tone are used in silk print
at one house. Several couturlers
have bought a silver grey taffeta
printed with blue ivory and rose
iris blossoms in a large pattern
evening gown. Petunias in all
shades from palest pink to the
deep purply red are used in SILK
for afternoon wear. Pansies IN
ycllows and deep puppies make
another pretty print.
Beach clothes are amusing III
cottons printed with life-sized red
Holsters and crabs and worn with
red accessories.
Tiny SQUIRRELS in all colors are
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
BOMB USED ON GHOSTS"

HUNTINGTON, Ind. (UP)-
Although the rent was paid in
advance and six tons Of coal were
in the basement, the Arthur Chen
owcth family evacuated their
home, convinced that it was
haunted. Amateur attempts by
the ncighbors to trap the ghosts
failed, so Police Chief r. G. Forst
threw tear gas bomb into the
house and locked the doors. No
strange noises have been heard
since.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
Sons Of Legion
Select March 9
For Installation

Installation of officers Of the
Sons of the American Legion will
take place at a meeting on Tues
day, March 9, at 4 p. IN. at the
Legion clubhouse. 49,
An address on the occasion will
be delivered by the Rev. B. r..
Wall, chaplain of the Hubert M.
Smith post, and the Junior Legion
Auxiliary will attend the meeting.
The public is invited to attend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
nrErpRED PAYMENT

HONOLULU.-(UP).-A local
farmer purchased new acreage un.
der a "barter installment plan
wherebv he is to pay IL pigs down
and a pig a month until the pur'
chase price of AZ porkers is full
filled.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
DON'T put up with useless
PAIN
Get rid of it

When functional pains OF
menstruation are severe, take
CARDUI. If it doesn't bene-
fit you, consult a physician.
Don't neglect such pains. They
depress the tone of the nerves.
cause sleeplessnesS, loss OF ap-
petite, wear out your resist
ance. Get a bottle Of Cardui
and see whether 1t will help
you, as thousands Of women
have said 1t helped them.
Besides easing certain pains, Car.
dui aids in building up the whole
system by helping women 70 get
more sire; 9Th from their food.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
Address envelope Julia Boyd TmesNews Bureau 10
Park Avenue New York City. N. Y.
Call
Before
Noon

Beauty Shoppe.
Mrs. Ellison is a graduate of
the Saluda high school and of the
Asheville Beauty Academy. The
bridegroom is an employe of the
Southern Mercerizing company.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Yrs 4. A. Richardson and son.
Nse Richardson, and daughter.
VAR, Of Williamsburg. KY. ar
57ei today 70 spend the week
I'd with Miss Nancy Richardson
I'D Nr. and Mrs. G. c. Richard
o..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
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sisSEIlc.E YESTERDAY
IaRIAOC porppttc

sAaRiASS ,,g,r;a Barnette was
niiet E.S, to Mr. Sherman
sGr oS,O'oJ r. Of Greer. ). {.
d, sweet vas r,. performed by a
s,su,ony Ter. the Rev. +. u.
E,7:s, ", ar ms home in Green
s,r'i>SS oS,S Carolina. in the pres,
n s.s Of q few relatives "''"
i-Rnts -. daughter of Mrs. d.
I De-. UI,9 and he late Mr.. n, Bar ar
BaFGy'. = pretty and attractive
is:;'' :, .,.,r,,r who has endeared
n1nS;. wy W I, wide circle of friends
m',t = her craciousness Of man
t'0a:sn ~" ,,.orr a becoming after
ST. E >,,y,E Of ashes OF roses crepe
M NV Lrown accessories ana q
81 81. Ia, in the latter shade nol h eF
;,, .,. shoulder co'S"s' WAS u
a:t nd SS;Jcgyoom Is the son Of
!ay Mr.. Sherman Bridge,
w. 81" anu Ger. where they will
s'a =, - ,rartmcn, soon. At pres
ave az :" arr a, the Piedmont no.
I; !. ,nT EErS cen Mr.. Bridgeman
a.. 10 ..gss sWsN
.So,onrctrd with the PIEDMONT
nm nos, 0. friends will extend
- wishes and congratulations
h D. c. MEETING
IS HELD n.,.; u,vos
-. United Daughters of the
:ss.4tg, 49,, was entertained yes
c. .j,r a, N, home Of Mrs. Viii
- - lc., with MeSdameS I. T.
s ~ /. \. GoSSctt, ). NJ
c,r,sn and Miss Gena b BradouT p
eh,; AZ, boStcsscS. Mrs. Walter K.
go : ~ presided over the business
ION The most interesting tea-
-. was the presentation OF a
S,....s,,;iSl Confederate flag TO the
:.,n,er by MeSdameS Albert Dur
~ and z. P. Freeman IN mem
= AZ their father, Mr.. I. J.
S = This beloved Conteder-
- veteran passed away recently
!, $40 age OF % years.
gs S. P. Burckmyer present
:! = an interesting way some ex-
,-,tt, from an address by DIR.
s,.yy Louis Smith. Mrs. Wnit2-
:. hen read q delightful sketch
:; confederate women during and
,ssr the War Between the States.
S,twiehss. cookies and tea were
s-sd attractivcly. the St. Pat
MS motif being used effective
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ard. president. reports. The heat
or, utilizing the suns rays to sup
ply the school with hot water.
covers 1908 square feet of roof
area and has 400 feet of copper
tubing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
SUN HEATS TANK

HONOLULU. - CUP - The
manual trainin" department has
completed and installed the larg-
est solar water heater in Amer
lea at Punahou school, o. F. Shcp-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05

Paul Sem. above. is a Milwau-
kee tile contractor who sets tile
himself on his jobs. The Tile
Layers Protective Union oo-
iected. picketed Sem at his
home and on his Jobs. Sem:
in turn. objected TO that. and
his appeal 10 the courts for re-
lief and for what he believes TO
be his right to work, Is soon 70
be heard by the U. S. Supreme
Court
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17

# Enthused about Red Lodge and
surrounding area is Otis Hymer,
Bakersfield, Calf, well known to
longtime residents, Mr.. Hymer,
who is visiting in Red Lodge with
his wife, is the son Of w. p. Hy-
mer, for many years a prominent
real estate man. Large land hold
ings in this vicinity are still con-
trolled by the estate.
Hyner publishes @The Daily Re-
port legal paper servicing bus
inessmen in his section Of Califor-
mia. "; >.;x .~.:.,. 49,. ...,.....<.. :
II like to write up parts of the
country which i visit and publish
these little articles for: the bene-
lit Of my readers" Hymer stated.
The following are extracts from
an intimate story relating his i'm
pressions Of Red Lodge and which
has been sent to his Bakersfield
paper: j.: e.. 49, y =. Ill.,. II
Want to tell you about Red
Lodge, Mont, just. north Of Yel-
loWstone Park. And YOU ought to
know about it for yol will be COM
ing here one day just to have the
experience of their new highway.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
CARBON Sc LECTS
CLASS OFFICERS

Intramural organization and
election of class officers were held
in the Carbon County high school
this week with the following Of
ficers named:
Senior class-Max Mann, presi-
dent; Robert McMinn, vice presi-
dent; Richard Mayer, secretary;
lima Mattila, treasurer and Leo R.
Spogen, advisor.
Junior class-Donald Newell.
president; Dick Nutting, vice pres
ident; Audrey Price, secretary;
Robert Herlevi, treasurer and Miss
Dagney Hassell, advisor. .
Sophomore-John Loomis, pres
ident; Antonette Carpani, vice
president; Rose Schneider, secre-
tary and Miss lola Isaacs advisor.
Freshmen-Arlene Nivola, pres
ident; Herbert Iced, vice presi-
dent; William Houtonen, secretary
and Irrna Mattila, treasurer and
Miss Mary Larkin, advisor.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
OTIS HYMER, CALIFORNIAN, WRITES TO
FRIENDS ABOUT HIGHWAY and RED LODGE

The government has completed
this Red Lodge Cooke City road
into Yellowstone at a cost Of 21a
million dollars, and it's GA miles,
starting at 5y555 feet and SUR
mounting SUBMITS of 1a,000 feet
and down again by means of the
greatest system of switchbacks on
this continent. There is an assort-
ment of lakes, peaks, gorges, val
ley dude ranches, streams and falls
to constitute as beautiful and
thrilling a stretch as you could
ask for.
"Red Lodge people are enthus-
lasts without knowing they are or
trying to be, for they haven't a
lunch club to raise their ego. They
have 1000 population and a Nor
.thern Pacific branch road running
:southerly from Billings. There are
two weekly. papers, owned by O..
III. P. Shelley, who is wise In the
ways of politics and who went to
Washington to secure legislation
for construction Of the new high
way. Y Yellowstone, with four en-
frances, probably didn't need a new
= CONTINUED on Page 81
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
FUNERAL FOR Joe.
BLASKOVICH Held

Joe Blaskovich, 24-year-old. for
mer Red Lodge student, died at
his home in San Francisco, Calf,
early Monday morning, according
to word received by friends here.
Blackovich underwent an appen-
.dectomy in December and never
fully recovered from the operation.
u Born in Red Lodge in 1918, Mr..
Blaskovich was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roman Blaskovich. He attend
ed both grade and high school here
and in 1884 was graduated from the
Carbon county high school, where
he was well known as an outstand-
ing athlete. He served for a num-
ber Of years as altar boy at st.
Agnes Catholic church, before go
ing to California with his parents
two years ago.
Surviving relatives in addition
to his parents, are two sisters Ber-
tina and Elizabeth and brother
Frank, all of San Francisco, and
his maternal grandfather, Leo
Starkoyich. > .>..- =
i Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon with burial in
San Francisco. ~-~.' II
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
SEAT MRS. PENDICK

With Mrs. Violet Bowman as
grand installing officer, Mrs. Mary
Pendick was seated as senior re-
gent of the chapter No. 518, Red
Lodge Women of the Moose at their
regular meeting held Tuesday eve
ming.
! Other officers installed were
Mrs. Dorothy: Burns, Junior re-
gent: Mrs. ALA Martin, past reg
ent; Mrs. Viola Kent, chaplain;
Mrs. Helen Romani, recorder; Mrs.
Mary Erznoznik, treasurer; Mrs:
Cesarina DeBourg, guide; Mrs.
Velma Alberta, assistant guide;
Mrs. Alma Davies, argus; Mrs.
Myra Evans, sentinel.
Appointive officers will be nam
ed and seated at the next meeting
of the organization.
: At, the open installation cere-
monies, members of the Loyal Or
der of the Moose were present. A
social hour followed the service,
concluding with refreshments serv-
ed by the hostess committee.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
.ORiVlILLE. PRI'|EMO
FUNERAL NOTED

Orville Premo, 20, succumbed
from drowning Monday, when he
fell into an irrigation ditch at his
ranch home six miles south of
Bridger. He is the son of Isaac
Premo.
The deceased was subject to fits
of epilepsy, and it is believed he
fell into the ditch during an at
tack. There were signs of life when
he was found but attempts to, re-
vive him, failed.
The body was. taken to the Mar
tin Funeral Home. r.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Wednesday from the Bridger Cath
olic church, the Rev. w. Wilcox
officiating. Burial was in Bridger
cemetery.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
CARBON FARMERS
INSPECT RANCHES

Results obtained through scien-
tific agriculture are being studied
today by farmers and landlords of
Carbon county who are visiting
nine ranches in the Fromberg,
Bridger and Belfry areas.
Members of the tour are sched-
uled to gather at the Mike Stefan
ranch north of Fromberg at / p.
M, starting an itinerary which is
scheduled to close at 4:30 p. m.
Among the experiments to be OBJ
served are cross blocking of beets,
phosphate effect on alfalfa, county
weed spraying, what bluegrass has
done to the morning glory, hybrid
corn versus Minnesota No. 13,
crested wheat grass and it's action
on bindweed, Huntley pasture mix
ture, results of carbon bisulphide
weed treatment and other sub
jects.
Ranches slated for inspection in
clude the Sugar ranch at From
berg, Moran ranch at Fromberg,
A. G.. Foust ranch at Fromberg,
Swan ranch at Bridger, J. w..
Jones ranch at Bridger, J. Patek
ranch at Bridger, Carl Kuecking
ranch at Bridger, Carl Ungefug
ranch at Bridger and the Ira Tooth
aker ranch near Belfry.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
CONSTITUTION IS SUBJECT
OF SIMMONS TALK TODAY

needed to spread the knowledge
which fought to be a major part
of the education of every Ameri-
can citizen" y ."' 49,: r~->...
Realizing this need the congress
of the United States has approp-
rated funds to facilitate educating
the public. !. :=:**S,.>s
A congressional commission was
established by an act on August %,
1885. It is composed of 18 MEM
bers, including the President Of
the United States, the President of
the Senate, the Speaker of the
House, ex officio; five senators,
five representatives and five per-
sons appointed by the president.
President Roosevelt is chairman Of
the organization. .-.> J." y
The observance of the constitu-
tion starts officially today and will
continue through April so, 1889. "
As to the purpose of the cele-
bration Mr.. Field said: The mo-
tive is to create quickening of
interest Id the constitution. The
historical background and origin
Eof the past will be- studied, the
struggle for ratification, the trium-
5phant organization Of the national
government and the later develop
ment Of the document, will be ex-
.plained. z 4
Proclamations making today q
legal Constitution Day. have
been given out by President Roose-
welt, Gov. Roy E. Ayers and Miss
Ruth Reardon, state superinten-
dent Of public instruction.
Carbon County news., 1937-09-17
Rail OFFICIALS
TRAVEL HIGHWAY

A party of IL eastern railroad Of
ficials journeyed to the top of the
mountain on the Red LODGE Cooke
City road to gain first hand infor-
nation of the highway Saturday
The visitors, all C. B. & @. men,
returned to Billings Sunday.
Arrangements for the party
were made by T. P. Hinchcliff, as
sistant general passenger agent
for the Burlington at Omaha. L.
W. Johnston, Burlington division
freight and passenger agent at Bill
lings and J. w. Overman, district
freight and passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific, accompanied the
visitors.
Members of the party in addi-
tion to Mr.. Hinchcliff, included: S.
J. Owens, general agent, passen-
ger department., Chicago; R. w.
Jennings, advertising manager, G..
B. & O., Chicago; the following
travelling passenger agents: G. B.
Healy of Cincinnati, Ohio; r. A.
Campbell, Indianapolis, Ind; G. E.
Weller, Detroit, Mich; w. E.
Stouffer, Cleveland, Ohio; S. M.
Woolley, Pittsburg, Pa; H. Sch
neider, New York, N. Y; also the
passenger agents, T. Walsh and
A. G. Sudhoff of New York and st.
Louis, Mo-, respectively and city
ticket agent, p. L. Blair of st.
Louis. <.tE.~.
The same party has been visit
ing dude ranches and other attrac-
tions in this general area to ac-
quaint themselves at first hand
with conditions which are of inter-
est to the travelling public.