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Newspaper Page TextAlways Being Stung Alas, I'm always being utung, and always will be to the end and always have since I was young nor can you consolation lend. For you're an easy mark, as well; meet some gent of polished mien, who h3 a plated brick to soil, and you dig n thn pond lomr ureen. One half of us arc eany marki, who bite at vcry kind of bait; tne other half are soulless sharks, who always keep their nerve on straight Of fall guys there are many sorts, they're like tho sands up on the shoro; one blows his sav ings in for quartz he thinks is filled with golden ore. Then golden dreams his slumbers fill, until he finds his quartz is rock) then to the poorhouse on the hill he takes a aad and lonely walk. One buys an oil well in the north, in regions rich beyond compare; a faker with a wida spread mouth tells him there is a fortune there. And then he dreams of golden bars, of dia monds, rubies, sapphires, pearls, of costly yachts and motor cars, and happy sessions with the girls. Then comes a Bad report some day, that makes his blood fume up and boil: "We struck a bed of sandy clay, but never struck a sign of oil." Oh, he's been alung for all his kale, his gilded stock no comfort yields; and to the poorhouse in the vale he takes tho path across the fields. The poorhouse is a gloomy place, where eyes are dim and hearts are sore; and now and then you see a face, all drawn and haggard, at the door; it is the contenancc olonu who in his time made quite a fuss; a faker lifted all his rnoii, and ho is waiting there for us. And we shall join him there, anon, and live, llko him, on cabbage soup, when all our treasured coin is gone, und we have mortgaged , every coop. The village banker says to me j "Hring in your coin anil salt it i down; our bank's the safest thing," said ho, "that uver grew up in this town. Your coin will earn you four per cunt, and you won't need to walk the floor; so if you are a prudent gent, you'll bring your bullion and your ore." 1 gather up my wealth and start to place it in thu bauker's euro; while jostling through the crowded mart, I meet an oily faker there. He has the blamed eit, finest schomo, to make mo rich, yea umloubly rich, be yond a miser's gold uu dream: it hvi no flaw, it has no hitch. We stand and chatter in (he and w hen wo leuve each other other, thu faker has my stock of mon, and I've a store of bear ed air. The poorhoiiHO stands niton a slope, wlmro all tho winds of whiter To Build at Linnton Permits issued to tho Associa ted Oil company outline con struction and installation work which will total an expenditure in the neighborhood of $150,000 in Linnton and Portland proper, about $77,000 of which amount will bo expended in Linnton in erecting a comprehensive, up to date oil plant. According to Manager Par ker. of the company, work on tho construction of the plant at Linnton will begin at once, and.cxpectations are held that tho completion of tho large un dertaking may be expected by the first of the year. Work to be done in Portland consists of the installation of a number of service stations, con structed of steel of the latest dc sign and equipped with the modern improvements. These stations are now practically com nloted and ready for operation. Linnton's plant will bo built on a 10 acre tract of land owned by the company and will include the following miilutngs and con struction work, with approxi mato cost of same: Retaining wall, $15,000; four residences at $11000 each, $12,000; bunk house, $1500: gauging tanks house. $3000; loading shed, $3000; warehouse and office, $35,000; garage, $10,000; fonce, $3000; erecting Bump, $1000. Kor Sale-Lot 100x100 with 3 room house, 12 bearing fruit trees, bearing IingTish walnut trees, chicken houses for 200 chickens, lots of berries. Price $1 (!()(): one half cash, balance monthly.-021 Kast Polk street. 18 Automobile insurance. Direct adjustment and prompt settle ment in case of loss. Peninsula Security Company. Hring in your job printing. CHAMBERS COMPANY j. i. 1'liiiiiibtrin Mm. II. H. I.owry Funeral Directors 21H 'M) KflliiiKtuortli Avenue PORTLAND, OUIH50N Tuli'iilioniw: WihnIIhuii KM C USUI Mr. ChiiinbeiH In (lie "lily (. A. It. iinilcrtnW'i in llie city uf Purtliitiil. Petwiiiul iitti'iitlon mill Miirvlnloii given I" iirruiigtJiiitnits, Notice of Final Account No. H16U7. In llir Clri'iill Cuiirl ill Hip Slhli- nf Or. SUII, ' ,.,,1, f,, id,. Ciiiiuly til Miillmuiiiili, rrolmlt' I t'uti liiiL-ltl. In lilt" Matter of the I(lHlf il liiMirgt- UolK'tlMIII, PlfeHMMl. Nutler In given lliitt Charlotte Uitltvrl Mill, fxrt ulrix til the Lnat Will hihI 1V litniiit til (St-ow KtilioitwiH. iIwciihiI, liu Wed will) tlif county Clerk in .Mint ittiiimli C'Kiiity. Oit'goti.lii'i liimlufcimiil HIHI UHU Wfllllllulliy, llllllt llllfl Ulllll.. .Will ..11. .1 . .111, .1WII.U bU i .1 i i ,,... Mfii rxfi'Hirix ti i,, iiuiuni mi uuiu, , I O H , (K,,. , y in, A. M UlUUIIiy IHHir Will gO. Willi Mil lllHIM' III .MHltlHIIMWll son in Judge. Ht tlif Court Vim lit). Oregon Di'iMrtiut'iit "f I'niiKitf. iiml before linn otiible (leorge Tiwwell. Judge, hu hvvn lited it Hie tittle and place (or hearing objection til Ullll Ut't'tlllllt Mllll tlio set tlement nf the wine, mill (u tlif tllnliihii t ul tlif imn rty Mousing to wld ftttf. Any ik'iimiii liming objections to wdil account iimy In' lifHiil ut tlic time ami hlui'i' nltirt'Miil. C 1 1 A It I.OTTIl ItO II U It T.S N . IVikin lUilcy, lUeetttils. Attorney fur HxucutiU. QUOiNd TONO CAVl: Try CImji Snry ami Nollc it Miuilnr jirktw. Ilimif made uitiry t vi iy tlity at "Calf iif .Mfrlt." We ere bieaUiut nml illmifr. t)n'ii (nun II a. m. to l!i p. in. 10U ,S. Jersey street. PortandKmanuel hospital to erect $250,000 addition. Sunset Cash Grocery Till: STORK 01' QUALITY 111 Philadelphia Street Our prices are tho lowest, quality considered. Words of Encouragement Dear Mr. Editor: In this dar ing venture of yours to send the Review into every home in St. Johns, for six months, free of cost, I wish you great success. With prices soaring in every thing that goes into a newspa per, I cannot see how you can afford to do it. All true friends of St. Johns ought to embrace this opportunity of sending in every bit of news and every .good word concerning St. Johns, seeing it will fall under every oye of our promising suburban center. What an opportunity is tbis to call attention to and ad vertise every good thing, Thank ing you, Mr. Editor, for many favors during these three years wn linvp imwUmr linnn Hcoklnir the highest good of the com munity that we both have learn ed to love and magnify. Permit mo to still continue to be a read erof the Heview, and its enthu siastic friend J. II. Irvine. Cffico more aro tho Hod Cross Christmas Seals to adorn our holiday packages and lettors. The sale of tho seals which was omitted last year in deference to tho Hod Cross and its mem bership drive, will Do rosumeo December 1 on a more compre hensive scale than ever before. Oregon's quota is $44,200. t Hood River valley will ship out 100 carloads potatoes. Summons o own In tlio Circuit Court of the State of Otcgon (or tilt! County til Multnomah, Peninsula Security Coiiitmiiy. mi Ore gon CorKr:itioii, l'laliililf, vs. I1. V llraillcy ami Ava llrmllcy, hl wile, Mil tlrcil llrnillcy mill Hither llraillcy. De fciiiliiutn. To P. V. llrnillcy, Ava llratllcy. Mil tired Ilrailtey ami Ksllier llraillcy In the iinme of the Stale ol Oregon each ol von are hereby rejtilretl to n near in the nlwve vnlltlctl court mul mi swer the complaint filed iignliml ytai in the iilmve untitled Milt, on or bcloro the exultation of nix week from the ihitc of Die llritt publication ol (his summons, the date ofllint publication being 1 rlilay. September IJOtli. 1UIO. II you lull to m aiiH.Hir ami miwer, lor waul tucrcoi, tne nlaiutill will apply to the above eiilitlcil votirt (or the relief praycil (or In it com- Flour Special Crown Flour Olympla Plour- Quarter bbl. sack 52.90 Quarter bbl. sack ?2.90 SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY ltoyal llakiiiK l'owtler, Mat etui . Ufvc Ci caVw. A-l aoap . . UrV " " " 2J ll. Mil.) l.oniiox Soa, I'Jenkes. ...65c " " " 6 Hi. en 2.-I0 Crwim oil oap, a fur. . . 36c ICC. " a6t.cau SWo Oooil Hiee, lb. ll)c 80 tw. win 70c Lima Iivum, lb . . 16c CrewcHt " 6 1b. can ft. 00 Navy beau, 8 1U . . 'J6c 0 roll toilet tiatue 26o 100 sack uliont or Kratch fV Pearl Shortening, None Belter, Price 30c lb, MILK SPECIAL Carnation Alilk Lie can Yellowbnu Alilk 12c can 51.65 dozen 5 U0 dozen Limit 12 cans to a customer. THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY Folder's Golden Gate Coffee Always tho Best, and costs less per cup than others. One pound can 55c lb. 2yi lbs. 51,35 Our SUNSET BLEND Is a winner at a low price 35c lb. 3 lbs. for 51.00 olaliit. to wit I'ura JuiIkiiiciiI u;alut each of the do fcuilaiitH for tf&O.OO, with inteiei.t there on at H K'r cent per milium fiom July Ut. HUH. for the lutther mum of f 100.00, attorneyn' feeti, mul could. 1'or the forc cloMiit of the pUlutlll'it morliiKC re coriltnl .September UOth, 1012, in hxik IH7. at p.iKf U07, Iteronl of Ileal l'roer ty MorlKiiKC of Multnomah County, Or- ckoii, iiKalunt l.oin 1, i;i, II, in, in. ami the Mirtn ten (iu) leci oi i.oi u, in lllock 12, in r.ilnt View, now in the City of Port liiiitl. Miiltmminh County, Ore Kou, nml to have iiil priiperty Milil nj upon execution at law nml the prncccil applietl lo the tiuyiucul of thr Jmlnu nt recovf reti in wnn win or in uic iNtymeui of tlic liiilfbtetltifM owlni: to the p) ilu till anil oeciiretl by ikibl uiorlk'aKf I his tummnii i kcrvetl umiii you by pul-licn Him In the St. John Heview, a wciklv new it per of Kcucral circulutlxii, print l, Hilililietl ami i iuulaleil in MiiHiin man Loiiuiy, Mate oi irreKou. iurmain lo mi tinier of llou. Win. N, tialen. one of the JuilKtu of the ubve elilltlC'U imit, Mtlil onler wh maiie hiui entereti on tne tlay ol Sviitember, 1010, ami u ijulren till nuiniiMiu to I publlthcil in Mint niKr (or lx eonsecutlve M-ek ami lixc the tlate of the Hint publication KcpU'iuoe r Uiilii, mill, ami require you to appear in the aUive eutltlvil court mul aiikwer iil eomiituiiit on or More the expiration ol nix week (ruu the tl.tteol the lirtt piiblicatiou, Keptemlicr 26th, 1010, will be the ilatc o( the lirst pulillcallon, uml MivemPer itli. IVW, will be the tlate of the hut pulllcatitu ol Mill numinous. I'ltltKINS : IIAII.IA, AtUiriiovH fur the I'laiutllT ItttlilciiW ol Oretrou INnitotl'ice aililreMt, 1117 Hoari! ol i'r.i'le bulltliiiK. I'oillaml, UifKou. ORDER FIXING TIME TO HEAR PETITION FOR LICENSE 10 SELL REAL PROPERTY No. UOIlt In the Circuit Court of the .State of Or eoii for the County of .Multnomah. De partment of I'rolMte. In the Mutter of IMate of Uulwrl A. DniiUir. a minor. j. N, I'Mlefkfii, Ouaritiau of the Itolate ol Robert A. DuutMr. in Oien"". liavniK flletl with the County Clerk of Multuo mah County, Ori'Kon, a petition iiraying Hint liceuto be Kranleil him by thUCnirt to wit amt convey to the purchamr The Ita.l one-half of the .Southeast jjiutrte r ol SivtlPii 22, Township Thice, North. ItmiKf 4 Went, W. M. in Viuhiuu.ton County, Ureeou, with the uppurteiMiicck thereunto beioiiKiiiK- It U onlerctt that Momlav, the SlHh ttay of October, 1010. at :30 o'clock a. in. ol Mill ilay, At the County Court House of Multnomah County, Oregon, Ievtituieut of I'rolMte, lie, ami hereby U, lixeil as the time ami place (or hear iiiK uiid iK-tition, ami lleuiiet DuiiUtr, Clara DuutMr, Annie Dunbar,Mary Dev ereux ami Josephine Sliop, the next of kin of Mhl minor, ami all persons inter ostetl in Mill minor, or his- estate, ate hereby tllrectetl to apHMr at the timeauil place fixed for heating Mhl Petition, ami show cause, if any exists, wliv a license should not be (j'r.iuted si id Ounnliaii to sell the aloreMtil properly on such terms as the Court may direct. It is further ordered that a copy of this order le served by publication of the Muie in the St. Johns Ueview. a weekly uewstMcr of general circulation, pub lished in Multnomah County, Oregon, ami having a eeueral circulation in Mid County ami btule, for three stuveosive J to Mlil 'Attn ilay ol uctolier. weeks octiik! tieeuieu tiv the Court suiiicieiit piiblicutiou. (liven in ox-n Court this 10th day of September, 1010. C.HOKim TAZWltl.L, Jinlge. BONHAM & CURRIER The Store That Cares For You EVERYTHING FOR MEN TO WEAR Dry Goods and Shoes for Everybody If common sense were common, there would he more successes. Af ter all, it is the common sense store or individual that is successful. Common sense is uncommon qual ity which enables decision to be correctly mnde quickly. It builds self confidence, efficiency, self-reli-mice, wealth for the individual. It stores confidence, raises efficiency, Insures competence, defeats compe tition, and brings success to the .in stitution. It is not to be hastily acquired. It is the result of inbred ideals and natural or slowly acquir ed knowledge which may he balanc ed to a precision by the mental fa culties of the man who has it. It isn't entirely abstract, for it builds material things and evidences of itself for the institution or pet son who exercises it. Deal with com mon sense men ami stores. It pays. 60 im imiiii t Blouses The freshest in Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Silk ntouscs $5.00 to $14.50 Slylcf it Skirts Silk, Silk, Poplin and Gabardine; newest models, moderate prices. Lingerie 1'iuk Silk Cammisolcs, liloomcrs aud Knvelopc Garments. Winter Underwear Fortify yourself against the colds that always come this season of the year because yon neglect to dress warmly. Our lines of medium weight garments arc now stocked ready for your inspection. The Buster Brown Shoe For You The Brown Shoe Co. has studied the boy's and girls' foot for years. They hnve specialized and experi mented until the shoes for the growing foot that are produced this season have reached a degree of perfection in fit and comfort and wearing qualities that was not dreamed of when the writer of this article woi;e boy's stogies. Cotton Blankets Solve the Sheet Problem. Sheets are high; so are the laundry prices. I'sc cot ton blankets, air them daily and wash thorn monthly. They cost but little more than n shvet, they arc warm er and more durable. Make Your Own Comforters Iluy one of our beautiful snowy cotton lints; invite your neighbors in some afternoon and make you a new comforter worth while. Cover the cotton with Silk til Int or Sateen or Challic. All tire good, attractive and a pleasure to work with. The Immaculate Bed Spreads. To complete the furnishing of your hod one of our beautiful lied Spicads will make it all but a "dream." We have them piiccd for $2.50 to $7 50. -aasf1 y J Hosiery. Dependable hosiery for everybody: there has been a steadier increase in our hosiery sales than in any other line wc handle because wc have not hesitated o stock anything that is demanded aud has quality. This ap plies to Men's, Women's aud Children's. The Bargain Table. Wc arc getting out the odds and ends in top shoes for women and children that have accumulated from season to season. You are going to get them at $2 00 a pair for the Women's, $150 for Misses aud $1.00 a pair for the sizes around 5 to 8. .The sizes will surely be broken in just a few days so you will have to hurry. The leather in thess shoes is something belter than you get in the modern lasts. Iluy them for home' wear and have your f 8 00 or $10.00 shoes for Dress Wear. Our line of Boys' Suits is making us n reputation. Every one knows there is a distinct shortage in all lines of fabric whether in 'the finished garment or the yardage material. Just now we can fit your boy in a suit of mod erate price that will enable him to be well dressed when ho appears among his school mates. Hut boys must play and play without restrictions. So wo advise buying a pair of overall and when the school session is over lie should put them on and go to his play with the vim that is natural and not with the feeling that he must take care of his good clothes. We have tho Boy's Unionalls as well as the regulation overalls with all the pockets. Our Store has stood the test of time; we are now the oldest and largest except one North of Broadway and West of Williams Ave. L. E. ROSE, Manager Men's Dept. Summons II l6 InllwCluuil Cuit eltlwtllf e( OttntMi lw thr Cuumv ul Vluliu.Mimli. M.i. LWhriMiaH lMatulM. it 1). C. Hmi awl AwriMth K.ril. lilt W. l'it.l NIWI IInL ul M John, t cerpMtttlatl. W.H. llMkWK. ' Ijiuh II Iki.U U u IWun. N. H. M'altcH.N'. I h IkmmiU u4 C AaMW.dalHB tm4u unit iUt tMIMT ol D. UIUItl ,lvtW l.MWWtr ColHH-. llflmtUHlt To W K llockuti;. N. K. Walter.. N. S. Iut WU1 ami C. i AUik in tht u.iur ol lt Stilt ol t)ji;u.nh ut uu air krrtuy rruur l lu lrr m Itttr tthuvr Mill Iknl court ami iu.m r tttr cuiuvUlnt till aiMiti.t uumlhi abut "titled null, on or twlarctbe rimratiou ol m vtnk I tutu (In ualeul tltt flt publkaliuu fl tbi- .utumotit. Ibr dU el tir-t iMiblk-uiluu Uiiil- i tkljv. HenlctuWr Mh. laia H.i aiiiuvr. lor n POly ii the ntMtci. Ill HC. vHU" ll j.Htlail lo m ioear and amucr. ill will irviv in iclld Ha)id lor wrvlu itrior I 11)19. Tliu'c tlwrrol Iht liii tinea vuuit tor i"' ulaiut louil for ludiurul " e. Kok( amt A tc Uttlh Koiitf lor j- -j 04, with iHlrlc.t IKeieuhut the talc ol ' uer ut 1'cr annum frwu May Wtli lui?. ttue luitlicr uut ul ll?luo attofiio lee.. and her .oM.tu.l .ii4wreiHeiit.anillor ilrvirc lirciHL- that uliattver Hum. line or IHUir.t in or rUiw Wor lien uimu the hvrtliilirr Ji.nb ed piopvitv ikU u l.iit or any ol them may have la ubrucut m tuue aud uilerter In iliht to (dalutiM a tuuiliiagr ana lam.'lolnp II e punv tiN'a moitfaKc aw-uii.t all at l.oU I'ltr. lu iUwU Thu ill Aluiua Ail.liiiun, and ot One and the Souihurairilv om Tiatl ol Lot 1 our III block Srv eutftn ) a ni loliu Addition lo St JohlK all now lutuei'iU ol IVitUu. XlullnomaU County, iMrtfoH Ui. ft Mtid morlk'k'' I recorueu in uook Vi.salpuc i K. ord ol Keal I'rooctty Moit Ktgea Multnouiali County. Oregon awl dlrevt that wild uropctli W aold at tiHn raeculUiu at law and the tiott It applied to the paymeiit ol iici at inc ROtiAUAti'a Fine line ol Vogan's Candles ICE CREAM. SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERY, BUTTER, HOME MADE PIES, BREAD AND PASTRY, LIGHT LUNCH ES. CAM- IX Otiostru Cent nil 7 SoJiool Ed, Monahan, Prop, Mid ludiiuiriit an.l ur uch other re plaiuliK itruliiir.i lo tu equity, inia lummoua U aerved uHu ou l,y puUllvutlon In the St lohn.Krxww a eeLly newtiupi'r ol central ciicuUtk'U pi in U.I putdlthcd aud lirrutated In Mulluoiuah louiit State a( Oregon, pui.uaut to an older ol lloiioiaMe Win. N Ratent. one ol the Judaea ol the aovcentltlel cttutt. aaid order uaa wade audeutcirtton the Hlh iLtyol Septeiai br wig. aud im' e till .uuiKioni to W uh-HaaH-d iu miJmiki lor am oouaevutlve ueL awl lia the dau I tit.t utli-uUoii, SeHMUM"' mlt. 1,1, aud L-timra ou lo appeal lu iim aUoxe eutiiUtU-ouit aud antMt r wild ruinuUlut au or urlotr the noirattoii ol tlx eeLa (rmu the date ol the tiri uuUIU-atton. Septetnur Jlh, IOI4 Kill he the dale ol the fmt imbHcatioH. and Nwraib.1 ?th. iyi uillbcthc date ol the la.t IMiMk-attou ol aaid auminont. 1HKKINS K ll.MI.HY. Attorneva lor the I'Uitillil .KrttJeula ol Oreiiou. IVatoaUcc addieat m; lloaid ol Trade bttltdlui;. Poitland.Oieton. Kf ii,lcut of St. Joluii liavitiK tuxes nml city lien to pay hi I'ortlaml cau iimke tUctr utv merits witliuut incouvcui- cine by avatlliiK tlicmsclvcs ol our sor vico. will My siiine ami secure your rwoitit without iiiCtiiiveliieuce to you. fee. aCc Reftrcticiis: Any St. Jolitis lUtiV. reniuula Title, Abstract ami Reahy Co., lv II. Ileiulersoti, Manager; 402 North Jer.ey Street. " Portland $750,000 contract let for macadamizing Lane county highway. Jlie Home Mercantile Co. Are Mendqtmrlers for nil kinds of Roofing and Building' Paper, Roof Paint and Roofing Cements. "Stop that leaky roof." See us for your Paints, Kolsomin ing and all Building Material. Also for Hay and Peed for your cows and chickens. Put in your winter's supply of Coal and Briquets before the winter rains and bad roads, and save money. See us for United States and Fire stone Tires and Tubes. Home Mercantile Co. 209 West Burlington Street ST. JOHNS, OREGON Knights and Ladies of Security St. Johns Council 2775 Krsulir butinett roeetlns itt and Jd Mondays. Oieu iiieeliiik'tlolhe irntlic and members ind udth Monii) Vt.itura and members cor djally United to attend at Ulckiicr Hall Laurel Lodge, 1. 0, 0,F. PAT'S 2 Barber Shop ; 108 N. Jersey St. Clackamas county votes on $.- 700,000 road paving bond issue. Portland. J. R. VEIAER -Transfer and Storage We deliver kcxmH to anil from all parts ol Portland, Vancouver. Linnton anil surrounding country. Piano und furni ture moving. Phone Columbia S2. 109 Bast llurlington Street. Kollock company incorporated to manufacture furniture at NO. Iflfi. St. Jnhni. npnnn Meets each Monday evening In Odd l'el lows hall at 8:00. A cordial welcome to all visiting brothers, I'red Ha.kell NO C V tahl. V. O. . Joe KsUits, Ke Setf, O W. Norene, I'lq.Sec. II. V. Clark Treas. St, Johns Gamp No, 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. We heartily solicit the attendance of our members at our regular meetings every Thursday evening, A. I,. Marcy, Geo. Muhui, Clerk Cousul. lCW Smith avenue HOLMES LODGE NO. 101 KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS Meets every l'rldav night at irf 7:30 o'clock lu niCK.NRR Hall. Visitors alwavs wel come, J. R. WATSOJT, C. C. Woodmen ol the World St. Johns Camp 773 Meet every Thursday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall, I.eavitt and Jersey streets. Visitors always welcome. T. COUPK, C. C. W. H. COON'. Clerk. DORIC LODGE NO. 132 A. f . and A. M. Meets the first and third sirc-yaX rednesdavofearh mnnili iu uicKiier s tiau, visi tors welcome. A.R. Davis. W. M. A. W. Davis. Secretary, Minerva Chapter No. 105, 0, E,S, Meets every first and third Tuesday of each month in Hickner's Hall. Visitors welcome, Dixie M. Lewis, W. M. Ruby R. Davis. Sec. United Artisans Willumbia Assembly No. 300 Meets ever)' Tuesday at 8 P. M. I. 0. 0. F. BALL, C.rier Jtwy aad Uivttt Su. L. K. Simons, 11, A. Mary Roberts, Sec'y Pro Tem,