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The Tribune Prints More Live Telegraph News than all Dailies in the State of Oregon South of Salem Combined The Weather. ! UNITED PRESS DISPATCHES I By far the largest and best news report of any paper In Southern Oregon. Itedfwdl Daily Iiir vs wither is promised for tonight a itui toiriorrow. THIRD YEAR. MEDFOKD, OR BOON'. TUESDAY, JUNE 2:5, 1908. No. 8l. VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SHERMAN SERIOUSLY ILL TAFT'S RUNNING MATE SENT TO CLEVELAND HOSPITAL FROM GALL STONES!! Family Rush From Utica to Bedside-Surgeon is Summon ed From Baltimore. Cf.KVlH.AN'l), (I.. Juni 23. James S. Sherman, the republican vice presi dential candidate, who has been ill here since Saturday from billiousnoss, was His family have i,ee su.nmed. as his ! condition is considered critical. Slier- I man wiib to have lielil n conference wild j several prominent republican, ax it whs not thought until this morning that Ins condition whs serious. When hp took u turn for thp worse I in the early hours of the morning, his j attendants realized that the vase was j more serious than they had thought. A telegram is known to have been sent to Baltimore summoning a surgeon. Suffers from Gall Stones. Mr. Sherman is sufl'ering from gall stones, according to a statement issued at the Lakeside Hospital, where he is being treated. At 9 o'clock this morn-j iug his temperature was 12 and his con dition shows no improvenipnt. It was learned that he. complained of pains before the ( 'hicago convent ion. f l.n wn4 ft.nin,.tl f..r th i.i.rhn-r i ollice in the nation. Dr. T. K. Carter, who is in charge of the case, held n conference by long dis tance telephone with Dr. Finney of Hal timore, who treated Sherman when he suffered a previous attack, and it is un derstood the latter has been summoned. The telegram sent by cx-(overnov IIprriek' to the Sherman family in t'tica was the lirst intimation they received of his serious conditio!. The great strain of the convention and the trip to Cincinnut i has great ly aggravated the trouble. UTK'A, N. Y., Juno 2.1. ITpnn re ceiving telegraphic advices from Clove land this morning saying that .fames S. Sherman, the republican vice presiden tial nominee, was in n critical condition and had been removed to a hospital, his family left on the first train and is rush ing to Cleveland by the swiftest route. XKW HAVEN", Conn., Juno 2:. Will iam H. Taft was shown the ,nited Press reports of .Tames S. Sherman 's illness today, as lie wni entering t he meeting of the Yale alumni, lie was deeply interested ami said: "While T am deeply concerned about Mr. Sherman's condition, this was not en t i rely unexpected. T sincerely hope that the danger is not as great ns ported." POVERTY KEEPS ATHLETE FROM GOING TO GREECE SAN' FRANCISCO. Cnl., June 23. When it became known here today that John O. Miller of Visalia, Stanford's star half iniler, who made n brilliant winning of that event in Chicago re cently and for this victory was placed on the American team to London for the ( Hvmpie games, had returned to this eitv because he could not afford to make ihe journey, scores of persons, many of 'whom did not know Miller at all, of fered to finance him on the I rip. There is deep regret here today that California should lose the opportunity of having this star runner to represent her in London, and un effort is being made to have Miller change his decision and start immediately for the east. Mil ler says that the sweltering heat of Chi eago was responsible for the defeat of western athletes. Cannery for La Grande. LA (iltANDK. Or., June 2H. It seems verv probable that La Grande will be the site of a J.'.OOn cannery before another vear has Ttnssed. Two prominent cannery men of the state I are here, and have looked into the mat ler. They say they are entirely willing to put up the plant, asking the Com ; tnereial elwb only for a nominal bonus ami good will. Ton and tons of fruit I go to waste in the valley every year., and for several years the fact that ai eannery is almost an absolute neces sity has been recogni d by fruit grow its. Several plans have at different limes boon under dboussion. but lack of exH-rience on th part of the pro meters ha been the chief pue of fail ure to take steps. I EIOHT HUNDRED SLAIN I 4- BY SHAH'S TROOPS HKItl.lX, .Iuiio 2.'!. A dispatch received here from Teheran states that the shah's troops have nias-m-eied SOO of tin1 revolutionist with insignificant losses to their own 4- rankn. TEDDY ROOTS President to Don Crimson tor Harvard and Candidate Blue For Yale For Boat Race, iri June XHW LONDON', Conn., .1 line 2A;- i AGANST TAFT President Hoosevelt is coming here'pH n menace to the very morals of our Thursday to root for Harvard against nation. , William' H. Tuft, who is to be the lea. I j "To begin with, if divotves are to be i..,r n.rum in the Vale ranks, nt t lie i if mitt ed at all. there should he an uni- annual boat race between the vursit crews on the I names river. AVith the president of the I'niled States wearing the crimson and the j republican nominee for t lie ofliee dee I orated wil h t he blue, it is expected that the race will be the most memor able in the histoiv of the regatta. Ihe managers say they will not rm i I Taft and Hoosevelt to witness the race from i the same vneht. The Harvard men say that "Tedd; " must be on the east side of the river and they further add 1 hat ! he will not submit to being plnced in any other position. The sons of Kit announced posit ivcl that Taft would be in the ranks ot the blue, and not mixed up wtHi any crim son 'nhtons ii it toon tae wnoie ion. hall eleven to carry him to their side. Taft. however, is one of Vale's most athusiastie rooters, and undoubtedly will be on his "own side. unless the illness of .lames S. Sherman is so seri ous as to prevent ins aiiemiauee. OYSTER HAY. U T.. June Pres ident Hoosevelt todav aniiouneed his intention to take his family to New London and root against Taft and for, tlie Harvard crew in the Yale Harvard : boat races. He thinks he can make as' much noise as Taft, even if he is hnn li rapped in size. It will be a strictly i familv party. MAY SUTTON REFUSES I TO PLAY IN CONTEST ! SAX EliANClSCO. Cal.. J il.l. Tennis enthusiasts are much disappoint ed at Miss May Sutt.n's decision ii"t to enter the state championship tourna ment. She has written from Los An ; gelen rive to the effect that she will hot ar- . in this" city unlil after the eh:il longo nmtehe. for th stale title have been played. The tournament will open mi uv ouvts of the California Tennis dub icxt Saturday and muiie of the best play of the year will be witnessed. Miss Sutton has indicated thai she would like to have a match arranged with Maurice MeI.oughl.ii. so lhat there is a probability of seeing the champion in at least two contests during her vinit here. A match between her and Miss HotchkisH has already been arranged be played in San Knfacl NEW GUARDS NAMED FOR NATIONAL, FORESTS WASHINGTON. June H The for est service has just announced the fo lowing appointments on national for ets: t alifornia Oliver J. KLfwurf been appointed a forest g , on the TnhM' national forest and M. A. B-ne. diet has been appointed a forest guard on the Plumas national forest. Wasliingtonslieiinan li. Si il well ha te-en appointed a forest 1 Washington ( Wenntdo-e guard on national the est. I OT- gon ps ar II on, t h:n 1 pointed a for. "t guatd on the ( (I'lupua national foict. Bartnett Found Guilty. SAN' FHANi'lMi o, i al.. June 2.V W. J. Hnrtnett, vice presid. nt of I In r.-ibfornili Safe licpo.it A Trust com p::ny. nnd admiiiistriitor of the l oltoii estate, was found guilty of embezzle ineut of till. 7"il of the i-'ato fun. Is Monda-v. ' "sentence nil! be pars, d on June 30. WOULD STOP DIVORCE L Mrs. Taft, Wife of Candidate, Would Stop Remarriage of Separated People. NKW YOliK, June That divorce is t he greatest evil of the Amerii-au nation today is the statement made hero by .Mrs. William Howard Taft, wife of the republican presidential nominee. All society is agog over some very pointed remarks made by the wife of the man just now uppermost in the jublic mind. " "Yes. if it were in my prwer, divorce Would be stopped altogether," said Mrs. Taft. "Of course there are cases where separation might be legally granted, but there should be no re-iuuriiage al- lowed. The laxity ol our divorce aiws i form divorce law for all states for the nat ion and there would be no oppor tunity to evade it as is being done at the present time. "We might build up the greatest navy in the world so we might have 1 he good will of every ruler of t he earth; we might have a credit ami com nien-e uiipurnlcllcd in ihe history of nations; but when within the homes of our country is a moral laxity and fain- lily ties can be broken up in a twinkling through a pr ss of law that is looked on as a matter ol course -just as one would file a will or deed, then there is a greater danger to the country from a war with foreign nal ions. ' Mrs. Taft declared that she does no) believe in a business life for a woman. "A happy marriage is the most useful life for auv woman," she said. ROUNDING UP BAND i OF CHINESE SMUGOLERS 1 . WASHINGTON'. June ':.. Eollowiug 1 ad vices from fomia to t he effect t hat t he British ship Pinna had been held up by revenue officers at the port ; fin iota, suspected of being engaged in smuggling opium and Chinese into t Ins country, the announcement was made from the department of commerce and labor today t hat Assistant Secre tary William I'. Wheeler had sent a special Mgent to San Eraaeisco for the purpose of discovering the ringleaders ia the smuggling business. It is the belief that a well organi.ed hand is engaged in the traffic of get ting Chinese into this country and that its operations extend all over the Can adiau and Mxeican borders, hi several instances box cars labeled 1 ' uierchan dise have 1 n discovered crossing the Mexican border filled wit Ii 'hiuese. RAN FRANCISCAN TO ENTER PARLIAMENT Dl'P.LIV. June 2:i. Itoberl J. Burke, formerly of Sim 1'ianeisco. Cal.. is to soon enter parliament as a member of tin' Iri-h parliamentary party, and it is stated on good authority today that he will assist John lf-dmond in his cam paign for home rule. Burke Inst con to.sideruhl money 111 the disaster of H.'o. but is still worth several millions, and has built him-elf a castle in one of the constituencies of Tippernry. from which, he intends to stand for parliament. Burke is ma-ter of the Tippeiary fox I courses, am e;ijj;l). wlliell Hie lie' VVelnler of lliej eeitlllrVHMe. He in rei...rtel to h.'ive ; ;ni!ie pine, for the et:(lilm!i iie-nt of 11; liinjrm-e otaMe that will rival that "f lt..i Croker an. I A ntfiivt Helmont. Itnrke i. liberal -dllioiid ! ilriliiil ir to the id. party. STOLEN MONEY POUCH. FOUND WITH JEWELRY KANSAS i ITV. Mo.. June 23. A t.-gistered mail pouch which contained -".'""i in money and luo.Ooo worth of diamonds and iewelrv, .:olin from a mail car at 1'nion station here on !' night of June It, has h.-i n found by tl... -witching crew in the vcrd of the ho. k Island railway in Kansas t'ity, Kan. Tlie i.u-h still contained a uum Lor f-valuable articles of jewvlrv. but ....... i... t.i..i. I'lliplv eineiopcs -.oicii olio com n ...... .,o.inu i rnncv showed that the ii,;..f ...,.,t,. t ..si i, the smnllor i.urt of , hil haul. MILLION IS DEMOCRATS stork bigs Tom Lawson Will Provide Compaign Fund If Bryan Will Abdicate" for Johnson and Take Second Place. MIXXK.U'Ol.iS. Minn., June -'ii. Covornor John A. Johnson expressed himself today as being amused at the offer of Thomas I.iiwuon to raise a fund of .l.iiiin, oon to defeat Taft and Sher man, on conditions that Johnson be giv en first place on the democratic ticket with Hryan as his running mate. "Sounds bully, don't it?" said Min nesota's executive smilingly. "1 am willing to accept the proposi tion if Hryan is. I think we might as well stand for it. ,J It was stated on good authority today that (ioveruor Johnson will not allow his name to be used in the vice-presidential nomination. Even if he should be given the place he would decline and the demoernt.e national committee will then b" forced to fill the vacancy thus created. E. H. Lynch, who has charge of John son 's boom, says the governor has an excellent ehaneo of landing first place. He bases his hope on the probability of enough delegates breaking their pledgeH to Hrvau to nominate his man. EAST INDIANS IN VIOLENT REBELLION THE HA!l'E, June 23. As a pro tost against excessive taxation the na tives of West Sumatra are in violnnl rebellion and the fighting extends throughout the provinces. The East Indies have not seen mich a furious uprising in a long time, und the Hutch government is preparing to remove the women and children from the sections affected and from those into which it is feared the rebellion will spread. Three battles are reported from Lake Singkarah and heavy losses are said to have been sustained by both the natives and the Dutch. At Kajostannma the rebels were beat en and 1M are known to huve been killed The native won a victory at Hadaing Panjniij, where the Dutch patrol was routed after severe loss. NOME STEAMER HELD IN GRIP OF ICE PACK SAN' KllAVISi ii. .Time 2H. I)isuiti hen reeeiveil here today hrinx the information that Ihrcc Vesm'ls jutt oiitsiile of .Nome ure in n prenuiouN foil dition. The veeli are believed to lie ihe steamer Ohio, whieli hai In rm lint of (iaMeiieeri ami MiiiilieM on hoard for St. Miehael. having left Meuttle wv oral week ni"; the Norweifion Btenmer Transit, with a lari;e eurio of coal, ami ;the lniteil Stales revenue entter Thetis, i whieh is nsHiuneil to wntch the whaler. jTtie ships were reiorteil" to he in eleur j water when noted, hot are now eom- IpletelV Slirroilliiieri Willi all lee piien. Lot in no imminent dimmer. They are likely to h held there indefinitely. i.Miieh loneern is felt for the pannen-rera 1..II the Ohio. SPRING VALLEY ENJOINS CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO SAN FHAN'i lsru. (al., June 2:1.- s The Spring Valley Water t'ompany hn f assumed a role of aggie.sivene.s against. ill iiv. after lighting on the defensive I for some time before the board of sil pervisors. and it now loons as i igo the new Hetchy ll.-l. hy water plan will rest San Frnnci ewral hundred thou ,a,,d dollais and ...anv vear. litigation WASH I Ni: I'oN , J 2.1.- Ihe Wash b.-fote it can b n. mutilated (ingtoii I'osl. owned by John It. Me The water eon,,. anv has Hied suit inl.' 'it..-it.ot i, also owner of the the federal courts to restrain the elt v 1 incmnatl lllipiirer. und one of the pow from collecting the new water rnte onl' ' '"'' P"Hu, today editorially the ground that it is ruinous to the enm "'ged the appointment of Charles 1', VI the same time the eotllll.'inv ha, withdrawn it. offer to sell lis plant man of Ihe republican national com ;.v nno ikiii. eliiiiniiiu.niittee. The editorial ny that the but .that the plant is worth fi 1 i,nno,0(io. ill I'rof r r.iiri .-.ronre, w. . """ - .rennripnl or in '"'" .u..,.. I school, went to tho county tet Monday, DEATH AND PROSTRATIONS FROM HEIR 10 SPAIN Royal Infant Personally Is Pre sented to Kln Alfonso, Who Frees Condemned Prisoner; MADIUI), June LM. King Alfonso was today personally presented wilh the new royal iufaut by the state func tionaries. A notable company of mili tary and civil authorities was present in the throne room of the royal palace when minister of justice made his ap pearance with the infant on u silk -pillow, and made the Htate-nnuouueement that he was a son of the king. After the king had been presented wil h his sou, t he formal regis) rat ion of the child's birth took place. The king was overjoyed at the sight of the child, which is a large, healthy boy. On learning that a prisoner was to be executed today at the royal prison. he telegraphed the. warden a pardon for Ihe man, who should be liberated in commemoration of the birthday of the little prince. PBOHIS PLANKING ACTIVE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN CHICAGO, June j:. The largest campaign fund in the history of the prohibition party is what Charles It. Jones, chairman of I he nat ional com mittee, expects to get, and the contri butions ho far indicate he is not expect ing without hope. Already more than .fH.YOOO has been donated to "the cause," which is more than Iwice the largest amount ever received so early a presidential campaign. With its unusual campaign fund, Mr, Jones is willing to predict the party will ut a wider swath than it has mow before. Several have been mentioned by the prohibition leaders as possibli nominees for president. Fred E. Wheel a real estate dealer of Los Angeles-, 'al., who has contributed liberally to the cause of temperance, was Ihe lirst uggested. Dn J. B. Cranfill, a Bap tist minister of Dallas, Tex., who whh candidate for vice president in W2, has also been mentioned. BOURNE EXPECTS TO SUPPORT NOMINEE CHICAGO. June S3. Senator Bourne when nuked for bU views upou the mon no I ion of Secretary latl said he was not prepared as yet to express his opin ion. He vnid possibly later he might issue a statement. Discussing the mailer in for malty. Senator Bourne mid, of course he would support I at t, hut feared it would be difficult to elect him. Questions of labor ami colored iters' disnff-'etioii could be overcome. bat the idea of the candidate being a siduary legal ee was dangerous hio) w on Id jeopardize republican success. Senator Bourne will go from here to Washington and eipeets to have several conferences h( Oyster Buy with the president, and then may go to Europe. TAFT'S STRENUOUS DAY AT YALE UNIVERSITY NKW HAVKN, I on lull- 2:1. Sec rotary Taft is enjoying another stren nous day on Ihe campus of Vale univer sity toduy. He is everywhere the hero of ceremonies incident to eomiiiencomoiil week and "Hello Hill" i slill the slo eatl of the college bins. This afternoon t.h class of 'TS. whs th secretary, with the 1 principal spectator at the Harvard Vale baseball game, lo night he will be the guest of honor at a Taft banipiet'' to be given by the nieinle rs of his class. Mis. Tafl is to be lie' guest of Ficsident and Mrs. Hurley while she and her husband lire al New Haven. WANT BROTHER CHARLES ' AS CAMPAION MANAGER '". "rovuer ... .no an-.. ? ... .,, ... ... : t II.. O.b m in . .ii- i...'i ft.n.ieB beiTnft'a knowledge of the political con OH wesi, aiui 'o-.-o.iiii .,. - " - - '--"., . ,. .. , - . jbott fitted lor the position. HEAT WAVE IN EAST GRAY WANTS FIRST PLACE OR NOTHING WASHINCTOX, June 2.1.-- 4- Xotlling short of the nomination 4 of president will be aeoepted liv JndK'' OeorKe (iray. The jurist 4- will take, first plaee or nothing. 10 QUITCOUNTY Wholesale l ynching Bee in Texas followed by Warning to Leave . Sabine County, HOUSTON', were posted f Tex.,- .lane -X Not ices day ordering all negroes to leave Sabine count v immediately or "stand tile consequences.' Eollowiug the lynching of nine blacks after fwo white' men had been slain by negroes, I hero is no doubt in the minds of the negroes what is meant by "Ihe consiliences. Tin- notices are scrawled on pink pa per, one of them containing the warn ing: "This is going to be a white man s country. ' The negroes are armed, and every white man in the county is carrying a rifle or shotgun today and most of I hem have revolvers in their belts. The ex citcmcnt is the highest about Ihe town of Hemphill, near where the lynching took place. It was impossible lo learn who posted the notices or whether any organized movement is under way. It is reported that the whiten met last nighl and formed an associat ion similar lo t he Ku Klur Klau, or the ''while caps. wilh the purpose of ridding the com munity of negroes. The situation is intense, for fear lhat the whites will infuriate the negroea to seek vengeance. All women and chil dren are being guarded by men. and no white woman ventures out of sight of her home unless she is guarded. The authorities are inclined not to pay much atlctition to Ihe notices. They say they were put up by two or three men, and the situation is extremely aggravated and will uuiet dowt;. They think the gioes are so thoroughly frightened by mobs lhat they will iilteinp no fin tlu-r . sista nee. HYDE AND SCHNEIDER GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS WASIIIMITON", June iug been out since Krtdav Kl'ler hnv lloon. the liny in the llyoe iicnsou juimi irami eases Inle veslerilay relurueil a vernier of guilty against Frederick A. Hyde Hud Joost'll. Schneider on all nils nnd not guiltv in the eases of Henry A. Ilimond and John A. Henosn on : 1 1 counts. It has taken more than four avars lo rearh th inclusion of the case. I'I.e Hrst indictments were returned against. Ihe four men February 7, ll'"t. but the trials did not. actually begin un til last April. The men were charged -with conspir ii,. v. to defraud the government out of valuable timber lands by use of th" 'diiminv entry" system of enrolling fie I it ions names. Ilimond was an attorney f..r 1. n-on and was held not to hae In.. I anv guilty knowledge "f Ihe I rnnsa.'ll ions. llenon noine hi. defense on l he gioiind that he .lid not purposely do anything fraudu lent ii meet inn with making clinics. The jury returned ils verdu t at :l; I" o'clock. The members were polled as to even- count in Hie indictment wilh re - I lo Hide and .answered guilty cicrv lime. The firs! count charge. I.llllawtill colls pi ra .' c ami Ihe oilier; Lentils chalg oispiracv to defraud ihe eoiciiini.nl of the I'niled Slates. I The jure was unanimous oil all count FOREST FIRES DESTROY TIMBER IN COLORADO . ttt'VI'M.0 I'AHK. '"l.. June SS. - Started bv cureless callipers, loresi fires nre sweeping through the limner ORDER NEGRQS lo the western mirt of JelTerson cmuny and in the northern part of the park todav nnd already great trees valued t lnt a'io. fton have been mined All et ...... , Wortn tn extinguish the flumes have ... .... ., ,ivl ,i,ir , failed, nnd people in I are preparing to flee I ...'.. SUFFERING IN GOTHAM GREAT Hydrants Opened upon Streets' and Tenement Children lie In the Cutters. MOW YOltK. Juno 2:!. Two death and L'tl ppmtnitutna from the heat were reported and the whole city i swelter ing today. At 1'-' oYloek hut ni(jht the temper ature was Tli and hud risen to 83 at 10 oYloek this morning, with the prospect of another deadly day. 'tireat suffering is reported on the Kasl Side, where the families crowded in ihe jfrent tenements are the most pitiable vietiiiis of the torrid wave. '.i. The free iee distribution has not. been eipinl to the demnuds, nnd in the crowd ed seet ions the fire hydrants have beeu opened and the streets flooded. Hun dreds of ehildren lay flnt. down in the gutters in Hester street. In the Wall street seetion. dowutowu. woere the towering offiee buildings are grouped, the heat was held through the, night by the buildings, and it is a i-oiiiiiiott sight to see men and women stagger into doorways, dizzy and half blinded. ARMY OF TRAMPS INVADE WILLAMETTE SAI.KM. Or., June 2:1. Oiunty and ilily authorities have received a great many eomplailits because of the sudden appearance of u great number of tramps and hoboes. The brush about Salem' seems lo be thick with tlieni. They' linve raided tents and camps and have, helped themselves to all loose clothing and . food upon which they could fely their hands. Since the wumi weather they have sprung forth around Salem like flies and threaten lo give the au thorities eousiderable trouble. Id-ports from up the valley give sim ilar a milts of the presence of uniuer-. mis knights of the road, so that there seems to be n veritable armv upprouch-- ing the Willamette valley from SOIlt ll. the ALLOWING WOMEN TO SMOKE IN PUBLIC NKW VOIJK. .lane 2:). So success ful was the plan of allowing women to smoke in the public dining rooms intro-- dilce( at one of the prominent Broad iwuv restaurants for the first, time iir I vf,.i York on New Year's eve. that (another of the famous IWdway eat I iug plftrcs has followed suit. It is expected that several more of them will fall into line immediately, but the big hotels ami restaurants on Fifth avenue will not, the malingers snv, follow suit, for the present ut. least. No first class restaurant in New York, lout permitted women to smoUe iu the( pn l.ll j rooms previously. ' CREDIT MEN MEET IN NATIONAL CONVENTION HF.NVI.lt. ( ol.. June 2:t.-The con volition of the National Association of. I'redit Men opened ill this city toduy, with represents! ies of more than 1000 prouiiaeiil manufacturing and jobbing' concerns in attendance. All of the cone, nicrcial bodies of the city have coin-' billed lo further the success of the gnlll-j ' ering and contribute to the entertain ment of the visitors. Tlie meeting is always the occasion: ol' importance, as it effects the trade .on. lil ions throughout the country. SULTAN OF MOROCCO IS AOAJN A8SAS8INATED TAN'lllKK, June 2:1 It is reported" jhero today that Sultnn Abdul Asil has been assassinated by political enemies., I The report so far has not been eon-1 (tinned but the alTaita of Morocco iave lb so disrupted lately mill niunj think the report is true. Friends of Ihe millim, however, deny it ami say that nis enemies have itnrted - the report lor political purpose. Notice to Library Boatd. .: . Members of the library bourd are re iiiesled to meet at the city hall this evening at X o'clock. , , MIIS. 11. C. STOODAHD, trel. Miss lua Out inu n of Talent visited in Me.lfoid und Central Tolnt Tuesday. -