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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-11-25
Dr.. Arthur Christie to Substitute
For British Ambassador in
Drawing Fellowship Winner
BIZ Flora Macdonald

One of the colorul of the early Winter
takes places tonight when the third annual Ball of Nations
will be given at the Mayflower Hotel Numerous dinner
parties precede the dancing and Mrs Howell Moorhead
chairman of the ball. is among those who will entertain.
/ Among those who have taken boxes are Mr. and Mrs
of the Hall of Nations of American University which sponsors
the ball. Their guests will be Maj Gen. and Mrs Frederick
W. Boschen and their daughter Miss Betty Boscheh the
the former Minister Venezuela and Mrs Preston Mcleod
win and Edgar Morris. ir.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-11-25
BIisses Among Box Holders

The former Ambassador to Argentina and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss have taken box for the affair." and others
include Mr. and Mrs Morris Cafritz Dr. Mrs Edward
B. Meigs Mr. and Mrs L. Corrin Strong Mrs Henry Avah
Strong, DR. and Mrs Eery G. Stowe Mr. and Mrs Edward
e. Coladay and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Christie.
DR.. Christie who is chairman of the Board of Directors
OF American University will substitute for the Ambassador
Of Great Britain Sir Ronald Lnday-because of the
ing period-at the drawing of of the
which Fellows will be chosen to Washington
Evening star., 1938-08-14
PRESIDENT TALKS
Of POWER IN WAR
Confers With Johnson and
Manly on Nations Utility .
Life Line.

Ey the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt gave attention
yesterday to the problem of safe
guarding the life line Of the Nations
industry-electric power-in time Of
war.
He conferred with Assistant Secre-
tary of War Louis johnson and Basil
Manly, member Of the Federal Power
Commission, whom the President had
designated previously to make Z sur
vey Of the power situation In the whole
Eastern industrial area.
For years, War Department strate-
gists have hoped for stronger system
of power transmission between such
big industrial centers Is Philadelphia
and Baltimore. Newark and New York,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester and De.
troit.
Sabotage or aerial destruction Of
the power facilities Of any one of
these cities could isolate them elec-
trically, the strategists argue.
Study Expansion Problem.
Further. from a national defense
point Of view. both Army experts and
the power commission have studied the
possibility of increasing power -gener-
ating facilities to meet any wartime
industrial consumption demands.
Usually well-informed persons re-
ported that one method being ex-
plored was the use of 4 Government
subsidy, in the event private capital
was unable or unwilling to set up more
facilities. But these persons predicted
private utilities first would be given
an opportunity to suggest means Of ex-
panding the intercommunicating pow
er lines and plant extensions.
After his talk with the President,
Assistant Secretary johnson told re-
porters q report on the power study
would be completed sooner than he
at first believed.
Hears Of Business.
Mr.. Roosevelt, just back from his
four-week political and vacation tour,
also discussed other administrat tive
matters yesterday.
He talked over business problems
with Chairman Mariner s. Eccles of
the Federal Reserve Board and John
w. Hanes, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. Mr.. Hanes told reporters
after his visit he had informed the
President business was looking good ="
Opportunity for q discussion Of
relief problems was afforded when
Mr.. Roosevelt departed during the
afternoon on a weekend cruise down
the Potomac River with Harry L..
Hopkins. the w. P. A. administrator.
Stephen T. Early. presidential secre-
tary. told reporters that, beyond his
visit next Thursday to Kingston, On.
tario, to receive an honorary degree,
the President had no definite en-
gasements.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
DESPERADOES HUNTED
ON ARKANSAS BORDER
Guns Rout Pair in Car Believed
to Be Floyd Hamilton and
Ted Walters.

By the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Aug. 13.-
Omcers from two States. aided by
bloodhounds. pressed search late to-
day along the densely wooded South
ern Arkansas Oklahoma border for
two men believed to be Floyd Hamil-
ton and Ted Walters, Southwestern
desperadoes.
A detachment Of Arkansas State
police routed the pair from an auto
mobile near King, Ark, with . burst
of machine gun fire this afternoon.
Assistant Supt. Cliff Atkinson reported
that after firing on the car the two
men escaped in thick underbrush.
Authorities expressed doubt the IS
or 80 men engaged in the search would
be able to block OF completely the
area where the men were last seen.
The fugitives are believed to be the
same men who robbed Nashville
(ArkD bottling plant Of 500 last night
and few hours later engaged in .
gun battle with pursuing ofncers . few
miles from De Queen. Ark.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

portation agencies. and the question
Of the organization Of Government
agencies dealing with transportation u
Administration omcials studying the
railroad problem have suggested mafy
immediate and long-term remedies.
Some favor forced consolidation to
eliminate "uneconomic" competition.
others mere pooling Of facilities. Sey-
eral experts have concentrated on
means Of speeding up reorganization
Of bankrupt railroads.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
PARLEY TO STUDY
RAIL PROBLEMS
U. S. Chamber Asks Carriers
to Pool Ideas in Hunt
for Solution.

BY the Associated Press.
The Chamber Of Commerce of the
United States invited the Nation 8
transportation interests today to pool
their ideas on solving the problems Of
the railroads and other carriers.
George H. Davis, president Of the
chamber. summoned all interested
persons to q conference here eeptem-
Der IA and is. He said congressional
committees had promised to utilize
findings Of the conference in prepar-
ing . transportation program for the
next session Of Congress.
Roosevelt Sought Action.
President Roosevelt asked the last
Congress to do something for the rail-
roads, but made no comment on the
ideas Of q dozen experts and ofhcials
which he transmitted to the legis-
lators. The volume Of other legislation
and the controversy over a proposed
reduction in railroad wages caused
Congress to postpone action.
The conference was suggested. Mr..
Davis said. by the chambers Trans
portation Committee. which is headed
by Samuel T. Bledsoe, president of the
Atchison, Topeka g. Sante Fe Railway.
Economies to Be Studied.
He predicted the meeting would con-
slider policies having to do with rail-
road revenues, policies affecting
economies in railroad operations,
problems Of competition among trans
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Arlington Bus Hearing.

A hearing has been set for August
rs by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for permission Of the Arling-
ton & Fairfax Motor Transport Co
and the Washington, Virginia q Mary
land Coach Co. to purchase certain
bus routes from each other. 1t wa
announced by the commission yes
terday.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
SNOW IN AUGUST BRINGS
BRITISH TOWN FORTUNE
Visitors Flock to Wold Newton
in Yorkshire to See Result
of Freak Storm.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Aug. 13-The little VIII
lage Of Void Newton counted up .
small fortune brought by q 2-foot
snowfall today while the rest Of Britain
surveyed its loss from two days Of
freak storms.
Visitors hocked to the hamlet, near
Bridlington in Yorkshire, in buses
which solicited business with such
provocative signs as: Your chance to
say you've seen snow In August"
Void Newton urchins did q land
once business selling snow in old jam
jars to the gullible. The price was 2
cents q lar,
Evening star., 1938-08-14
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM
Annual Homecoming to Be Held
at Garfield Wednesday.

Oid-timers on the Garfield Play.
ground will return to the scene Of
their early play days Wednesday in the
third annual home coming for alumni
at the ground. Second and Virginia
avenue Sc
Ball games will be held for "old
boys" and "old girls" beginning about
4:l5 pm, according to Director Eve
lyn Sheridan, who said the returning
group includes priests. lawyers. police
men, hremen and athletic coaches.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
FOUNDERS DAY FETE
Epsilon Mu Sigma Chapter to
Observe Day September 16.

Delta Chapter Of Epsilon Mu Sigma
Fraternity will hold its founders day
celebration September 16 at the Broad
moor at . pm. The organization was
founded in 1918.
The evening will feature installation
Of the new president. Alexander Nous
seau. who succeeds Milton Grimes.
William Oliff is chairman Of arrange
ments
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

V Trencfne pTisel do hostin-
&c m1stn1 31lety nadenfk Jan
Selfk, porucil 81 pivo a vyndal
z kapsy chleb a neco, CO 81 ma
nej natural. Pr tom prohlaso-
val, re Sc otravf. Hostinske-
mu Sc to nelibilo a pozadal
no, ably odesel pryc. Sel1k
chleb snedl a vysel ven. Tam
Sc vsak prel zed a zacal ma
rfkat, re Sc otravil. Ujali Sc no
Tide, kterf no nechali dopravit
do nemocnice: Rfkal jim, ably
Sc nenamahali, re chce umr1t.
V nemocnici no nemohli "a
chranit a zemrel. Zoufal 81 z
omrzelosti zivota jedem ma
potkany, jejz 81 ma chl6b natl
raj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

Zamozny sedlak Jan Salaj-
ka z Milesovic We slavkovskem
okrese, predseda m1stn1 Skol-
nj rady, byl vcera souzen Sc
natem s. r. dra. Posp1sila pro
zlocin podvodu a zpronevery.
|Salajka zpronevefil roce
1886 celkem 5000 Kc, ktere
mu byly jake predsedovi mist
nj skolnl rady svereny, a vra-
til je az pc trestnfm ornament
loni 2. 1nora. Krone toho pa
chal Salajka podvody tim, re
trikrat padelal vplatn1 lfstek
postovnfho sekoveho 1radu,
prepsav castky tam uvedene
tax, re je zvysil ma stovku. Ty-
to vplatn1 listky pax poukazal
k likvidaci pokladnfku m1stn1
skoln1 rady, ktery prehledl,ze
ma llstcich je neco p%repisova-
no a sedlakovi zaplatil vzdyc-
ky O stovku vic, nez Salajka
We skutecnosti odeslal. Takto
shrabl Salajka til stovky.
Kdyz byly jeho zlociny odha-
leny, nahradil skodu a prohla-
sill, re nevf, IDA to udelal.
Pripustil to vsak, zvlaste kdyz
byl jasne usvedcen rukopisem
ma padelanych listcfch. Nyni
byl odsouzen do zalare ma city,
ri mes1ce podm1nene ma til
roxy. Trest prijal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
V lese zemrela starena
ze Stenovic.

Mladf delnfci, kteTf chodi
kopat stromky do jedne pase-
ky lese KTesove u Stupna,
nasli tam mrtvolu stare zeny,
lezlc1 .tvar1 We vyhaslem ohni-
sti. Vedle sebe mela hrnek
brambory a chleb. Tato zena
byla videna v patek k veceru
We Stupne, kde zebrala a po-
tom odchazela ke Kresovu.
Stafena pravdepodobne chtela
pfenocovat v lese a pri pripra-
We veceTe byla ranena mrtvic1,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Vyvazime do Francie vIni
kapradin.

Chudf Tide z okoli BatovcI
ma Slovensku nasli novy zdroj
obzivy. Jedna prazska firma
tam zr1dila sbernu lisejnfk1
V lesich v okolf Batovc1 Sc V
hojne mfTe vyskytuje lisejn1l
vetvicnfk, ktery Sc velmi dobTe
hodf ma vyrobu vonavek. Lisej,
milky dopravujf do Batovc1
kde je sus1 a susene pos1laj1 dc
vonavkaTskych tovaren ne
francouzske RivieTe. z nase.
no lisejn1ku sc tam vyrabi ny.
nj We Francii nejobl1benejs+
wine kapradinova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Stay 'vymsnkar Ia 2 roxy sta.
ell utratit dsdictvi..,

Pred dvema lety zdedil 6s
Lefty vymenkar Karel smat z
Kvasnovic ma Horazdovicku
pc sve sestre 100000 Kc. Ia
necele diva roxy vymenkar jme
nj u~tratil. Jen dvema vnukdm
a snase ulozil ma knlzku kaz-
demu $1,000 Kc. Nedavno slo-
I'll u soudu "vyjevovac1 pTfsa-
hui, re je nemajetny. Nemel
ma zaplaceni 70 Kc. Byl zalo.
van pro kTivou pTisahu, ale
zjistilo Sc, re skutecne mic ne.
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
President DIR. Benes zvolen
cestnYm clenem Academic.

Ceska academic we'd a ume-
nj konala ma staromestske rad
nici v Praze slavnostnf valne
shromazdeni. Ma schulz byl
zvolen "a nadseneho potlesku
cestnym clenem president DIR.
Eduard Benes. Bylo ozname-
no, re jmenf vsech fondG aka
demie cin1 II a ctvrt milionu
Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Starry vymenkar "a 2 roxy
stacil utratit dedictvi.

Pred dvema lety zdedil
68lety vymenkaf Karel srat 2
Kvasnovic ma Horazdovicku
pc sve sestre 100000 Kc. Ia
necele diva roxy vymenkai
jmenf utratil. Jen dvema vnu-
kun a snase ulozil ma kn1zku
kazdemu 1900 Kc. Nedavno
slozil u soudu "vyjevovac1 pTi.
sahu", re je nemajetny. Ne.
mel ma zaplacenf 70 Kc. By
zalovan pro krivou prlsahu ale
zjistilo Sc, Re skutecne mic ne
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Nalez kostry skrcence
ma Chrudimsku.

V Kopistove cihelne v Uhre-
ticfch ma Chrudimsku byla wy
kopana kostra skrcence, po-
chazej1ci, Poole bronzoveho
noze, amfory a koflfku z DOLBY
1neticke, t. j. 1000 let pred
Kristen. Druha nalezena ko-
stra byla porusena. Nalez byl
odevzdan pardubickem mu.
Seu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Vojensky vycvik ma csl.
skolach a universitach.

Vlada pripravuje predlohu,
v nfz sc zada Ia zrfzen1 5000
stredisek vojenskeho vycviku
ma skolach a universitach. Cvi-
cent We skolach Dude zahaje-
no dnem 1. zar1 a ma UNIVERSE
tach l. Tijna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Prodana nevesta We Widen
ske opeFe.

Pc prestavce, ktera nastala
We vfdenske opere pfip,ojenlm
Rakouska k Nemecku, byla
davana Smetanova Prodana
nevesta v novem obsazeni.
Predstavenf bylo vyprodano a
bourlive aklamovano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
~Sebevrazda voiina.

V kasarnach v Hradci Kra-
love zoufal 81 voj1n Frantisek
Chladek z Vyprachtic u Ian
skrouna. Strelil sc re sluzeb-
nj pusky do hlavy. PTicina
sebevrazdy neni znama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

PROTEKCE.
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC.

Take Ema pod1vala sc ma
Dolana zvedave jake otec a vi
douc jeho klidny vyraz oblice-
je, rekla 81 v duchu: "Uz je
mezi mimi jasno." Sklonila
hlavu a zapadla do svych my
slenek, re ami neslysela, co O.
tee a matka S Dolanem hovor1
o tom nahlem odjezdu slecny
radovic.
"Za tri dny dostal Dolan z
V1dne dopis. By malicky, Ia
kova titerna obalka, jake det-
ska hracka. z obalky vynal
dopis jeste titernejsf, ale Eli
bal no. Byl to prvnf dopis cd
Blanky. Nahore rGzicka a pod
nj drobounkym pfsmem tri
radky: "M1j dobry kmotrfc-
ku! Mluvila jsem s tatfnkem.
Bud pevnym, vsechno ted "a
lei ma tobe. Lfba te Iva Be
la"
Dolan cetl zprvu stale jen ia
dive slova "Tva Bella. Znelo
to tax sladce. Teprve potion,
kdyz Sc mu prestaly ruce chve
tt rozcilenim a srdce volneji
tepalo, cetl take sired dopisu.
Zdal Sc mu trochu tajemnym,
ale mavnul rukou v povetrf a
Tekl 81 odhodlane: eco sc toho
tyce, to mne nezna! Ma pew
nosti a odhodlanosti mi jiste
schazeti nebude, kdybych Sc
mel S celym svetem O nj rvati.
Ma tie dfvce zavisl cely mil Iii
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

Ma te dfvce zavisi cely mil III
vot!"
"Mate jiti do Podhofi," o.
slovil jednoho dine Dolana
spravce a dorucil mu dopis re-
ditelGv. Dopis pTisel re zam-
ku mezi 1rednfmi naT1zen1mi.
Nestalo v mem mic, nez: "Pan
adjunkt dostavf sc v nedeli do
kancelare reditelstvi k Will d.
lezite zalezitosti. Gruber, re-
ditel."
"Dostanu vypoved, ze jsem
Sc opovazil pozdvihnouti svych
zrakG k reditelove pT1buzne,"
usmal sc trpce Dolan octnuv sc
S osudnym lfstkem We SVEN po-
koji. "Ale nest! Vzdyt ne
jsem v HORNE uvazan. Hlav-
nj vecf.jest, re mne Blanka mi
luje a ostatnf je hloupost. Oba.
jsme mladi a svet je siroky.
Nekde ma mem Dude prece kou
tex, do nehoz Sc vtesname Sc
svou laskou. Kazdy clovek ma
pravo ma sve stest1, a zrovna
ltohle reknu reditelovi, al mi
Dude ~vycftati moji smelost."
Dc Podhorf Sci Dolan tedy S
odvahou a klidem. Co mu mo-
hi reditel udelati? Propustiti
no, vice mic. Do vysvedceni mu
nemohl piece napsati, proc no
vlastne propoustf. Takovymi
myslenkami bavil Sc Dolan pc
cele dlouhe ceste. Sci pesky,
do mestecka pTisel zahy, proto-
re vysel z domova casne. Ami
mu srdce rychleji nebilo, kdyz
vchazel do zamku. V kance-
lari mu rekli, re pan reditel je
We svem bytu a zanechal tn
pro neho rozkaz, ably Sc tam
pan adjunkt odebral "a MIN,
az Pride.
Dolan zaklepal ma dvere
reditelova bytu. Ami zde no
jeste odvaha neopustila.
mo, mic jineho z toho ne
mIze byti nez okamzita vypo-
ved," povldal 81 a usmal sc ma
sledkem vnitTniho vzdoru.
"Prece mne snad Teditel ne
Dude premlouvati, abych cd
Blanky upustil?"
Sluzka odkazala no do salo-
nu a Dolan byl prekvapen "a
stihnuv tn pant reditelovou.
Prijala no S jakymsi dvojsmy-
slnym 1smevem, kteremu ne
rozumel.
"Pan nekam odesel," zaca-
la hovoriti stale sc tax podivne
usmfvajfc a kdyz il byl Dolan
polfbil ruku, podrzela chvfli
jeho pravici a hledfc mu do O.
cf, pokracovala: "PTijel vcera
rano svakr z Vfdne a prekva-
pill mas zpravou, re jste 81 ude-
lal znamost S Blankou. Chce
S vami mluviti, proto vas pan
pozval ma dnesek. svakr je v
zadnfm pokoji. Racte tedy k
nemu, pane adjunkte! A mel
tie rozum, vec je skutecne vaz-
nal"
Dolan pohledl prekvapen ma
PAM. Tedy otec Blancin no k
sobe VIOLA. Use marne. Neu-
stoupf! Dolan wal odhodlane
"a kliku a kraceje radou poko-
il, Sci jake udatny vojin do
rozhodne bitvy a jen 81 v du-
chu fikal: "Mus1 byti mou,
kdyby Sc cely, svet zvratil."
Ami nevedel, kolika pokoji
prosel, az pojednou octl Sc iva
RI v tvar radovi.
| (Pokracovanf.)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Esate of Charles w. Richards, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Charles w. Richards, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF
this notice to the said administra-
tor at his office in the court house
at Libby in the County of Lincoln,
State of Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business Of said estate.
THOMAS. ID. LONG,
Administrator of the Estate of said
Deceased.
Dated at Libby, Montana, this l3th
day of June, 1888.
M. G.. CANDEE,
Attorney for Administrator.
Date 1st pub. June l6, 1888.
jnl6-il7-4t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
7 Counties Qualify
For Rood Debenture
Plan; More Coming

HELENA-More than eight per
cent of the legal VOTES in seven
counties had signed petitions Satur-
day so a measure raising S3,000,0 00
to match federal aid funds for main
line and feeder highway construc-
ton can be brought to the electors
at the general election in Novem-
Der, Secretary of State Sam w.
Mitchell said.
In order that the measure be put
to a vote of the people more than
$4,000 certified names must be on
petitions checked by county clerks
and filed with the secretary of state
not later than July 7.
Petitions filed with Secretary
Mitchell by last Saturday bore 4,34s
names. Fergus, Glacier, Lewis anc
Clark, Lincoln, Mineral, Powder
River and Prairie counties had sen
in petitions bearing more than theil
quota of names.
Other petitions had been filet
from Cascade, Custer, Ravall ant
Silver Bow counties. w. K. Church
of Helena, secretary-t treasurer of thu
Montana Highway Finance commit
tee, the organization sponsoring TIL
initiative campaign, said NOR,
than 20 counties already have quail
fled with at least eight per cent
and that the petitions probably vii
be sent to Secretary Mitchell b.
county clerks this week.
Mr.. Church urged all county lead
ers and circulators to get their pet
tons to county clerks not later tina
this Thursday so they can be cert
fled and sent to Secretary Mitche
without delay.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
Libby Adds Another
To String of Victories

The Libby baseball team played
the aggregation from Somers on the
Libby diamond last Sunday and
added another victory to its 1888
record. Six games played and SIX
games won is the record to date.
The local boys took the visitors into
camp with 7 to score.
The game Sunday was too one
sided to be interesting. Erickson
was on the mound for Libby and
pitched very good game. He struck
out / men, while the Somers hurl-
ers. AIbritten and Kelso, famed SIX,
Erickson allowed the visitors only .
hits, while Libby garnered 3 hits
Erickson was given good support
with only one error charged against
the locals. Allen, Libby's backstoE
and alI-round strategist, pulled an
other fast trick to the CONSERVATION
of a Somers batter, resulting III re.
firing him-the third man out witt
runners on bases. Albritton, who
started on the mound for Somers
was very wild, and was replaced By
Kelso when the game was abou
half finished.
Verbanac. Libby shortstop, made
beautiful one-handed stop OF
hot drive over second base and whil'
off position shot the ball to first Il
/ time to put out the runner.
1r11 tr hr hnx
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
Pine Tree Club
Enjoys Social Meeting

A meeting of the Pine Tree Club
was held at the club house Sunday,
June 10. There was good at
tendance of members and visitors,
and two new members were added
to the roll. MIR. and Mrs. f. j.
Townsend and Eric Reid of Hot
Springs were present, the Town
sends bringing their niece, Miss
Fay Richardson of Chicago
High light of the meeting was an
impromptu debate, with two men
and two women on each side, on
the subject, 1.-THE pay check should
be divided and the wife receive a
portion" It was hilarious in the
extreme, and though there were
good arguments on each side, the
negative was given the decision by
the three judges.
New officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: President
Mrs. Mabel Detjens; vice president
Bert BeaIey; secretary treasurer
Mrs. Nellie Waylett These officer:
will be in change of the July meet.
ing when the old ones will give over
their duties.
Hostesses for July will be Mrs
Rose Bothman and Mrs. Nellie
Waylett
This meeting concludes the frs
year of the life of the Pine Tret
Club. Now that it is purely socia
club, and no longer home demon
stration club, we have been having
more interesting meetings. and de
pending on ourselves rather thar
on extension workers or count,
agents. 1t is conceded that we en-
icy cur club and hope for man.
more years of service and enjoy
ment
EVELYN M. WALKER.
Secretary Treasurer.
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stock of the said corporation shall
be Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
$500 100000 divided into two mil
lion (2,000,000) shares OF the par.
value of ten (10) cents each, all OF
which stock shall be common stock
of the same class.
That all outstanding stock be
transferable for new stock on the
basis of ten (10) shares of old stock
for one Cd share of new stock, and
all of the increased stock and treas
ury stock shall be subject to sale
and disposition by the action OF the
board of directors of this corpora
ltion."
That any and all other and dit
ferent resolutions for the amend
ment of said Article VI as amended
NAV be presented to and acted up
on at said meeting.
By Order OF the Board of Di.
rectors.
r. p. WOODWORTH,
Iinta- iI7-4t Secretary.
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States Share of
Tax Money Lorger
Than Lost Years

HELENA.-With three more coun-
ties to submit payments, the state s
share of taxes collected by counties
for the last half of 1887 was APP
proximately $4,000 ahead of last
years figure Saturday, State Treas
urer Ray N. Shannon reported. .
The So counties had sent the state
S741. 368.01 as its share of the taxes
they have collected in the 1887 flnal
payments. At this time last year
they had sent the state Still ,008.73 as
its share of taxes collected for the
last half of 1896.
The total amount sent the state
last year was S750,477.51, Treasurer
Shannon said, predicting that this
years total for the state will prob
ably reach $785,000