SURE-ENOUGH STICKER NEVER ANNOUNCES HIS SWEAR-OFF IN ADVANCE
BrADVKHTISIXG 111 Tin TIMI5S
C000 lag mra
WANT ADVKRTISIXG in Tlio TIMKS
Will Keep tlio Income from Your
I'mnMicd Honnm from Lnpslngl
YOH enn rcully help tlio fnmlly
revenues by renting n few furnished
rooms nnd, If you knuiv how nnd
when tj use the classified colunuiB,
you may keep that ll'tlo oxtrn Inconio
ns "pteady as a clock."
I'ut V"' Ileal V.stntv "In
Hie Market" Kllcciholyl
rill put Ilio fnc I h nbout your
ty before tlio eyes of all "pos-
KMltiiiyi'i'H" In town. And If
tflugy otii! of them who ought to
HwmIu. you'll son in
HGaKSBr733EEKxs3s,
MKMIIKR OF ASSOCIATED PltHSS
torML:arrn.Lr'j3ZttJAiuHirjxf
tuhllslicil In IH7H
MARSHFIELD, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1912 EVENING EDITION
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mall
and Coos Hay AihortNcr.
'ho ( oust Mull
No. 154
wtv l'
7yam "s
Hi tha
1
I 1. H. FOOIE
TO BAIL
tm
BSD FRESHETS
IRE FEARED
EIGHT TURK VESSELS DEMOTED
ImiThat Slayer of Chas.
Mloox Is In Serious Phy-
iotlfaiicl Mental Condition
gMMEN SIGN STATE-
MbNI IU UUUKI
of New Evidence
trfrofllc Arc Circulated1
I Much Discussed.
In
13
ITWiVBl
. itch's
nXlftKMJ
JHIWB
uiinnn
Men UHlJug Judge Colo of
nil court to litlmli . It.
lit com 1 to admit to hall W.
, uuii,ul M1I1 luurderiulhu
rto lor lulling Chun. WH-
ne iili'Leiu 01 uotiuiiiu una
a ilrtuhitod horo today and twenty-four hour.
Severe Wind and Rain Storm
Sweeps Coos Bay Over
Inch and Half of Rain.
One of the most severe rain and
ulnil Hto 'itiK of (he scuhuiih has 'hi'i'ti
in evidence on Coon Hay I lie last
iljiWtlun wan Hlgiioit hy nearly four Iioiiih, all of the Htionma arc.
SmiMi to whom it wiih preHuuted. rluliiK rapidly.
re.it utcd to tlio court at Co-
lla afternoon or lomorrow.
Ah a result of tlie heavy rainfall,
alioul an Inch and a half In twenty
Italian Navy Victorious In First
Real Engagement of War In
Red Sea.
(By Associated Press to tlio Coon Hnj
rimes.
ROM 15. Italy. .Ian 12. A naval
NORTH BEND TO
action took place today In the Ited
Sea. Seven Turkish gunboats and
an armored yacht were destroyed by
the Italian warships. TIiIh In the
llrst naval engagement of conse
quence In the Itnllan-Turklsli war.
WORST BLIZZARD II M " "
SWEEPS OVER MIDDLE WEST
Hii.'l,
UKO CUTER
City Council Discusses Pro
v posed Changes Will Call
Special Election.
STOP F,d
ON THE UMPOUA
Movement to End Commercial
Industry Like Was Done on
Rogue River.
tStptitlou wua circulated by D. L. Heporta from Coqullle are that
ieUlfi' "ii oC tllu "uuiimu'I- H Is ' "f the worst frehotH In months
Tdirikiod that Hlmllar petitions ' tlrentened there.
BllSlSir rlrmilutoil on tlm Conn lu - notii rsortn ami soutii rorus or
The North !nil city eouncll at u The Medford Mall Trlhuno sayH:
mooting this week took Hleps to re- a niovonient Is being talked of In
vise the city eharter there. One ,, t (() , t Ump(Mll
object of tho revision Is to nrrmiKU , . ,, . , ,, , ,
for a greater bonded Indphtedneim rlvor to Commercial fishing nnd It
ami also to make certain cIiihikuh to extremely likely that tho people
which will afford a better market for of tho state wlil voto on such a
North lleud securities. It Is nlso un- meaauro at tho general election next
derstood that another object Is to fa . accordlim to Chief Denntv FIbIi
iwSTgioy are aiso being signed by c'" "Ivor were rising rapidly ntjehungo the charter ho that the Tor- and Game Warden Sam L. Sundry,
lftrMTiuimhor. noon loony. .Miviguuou in noiu is
IiIlTstnlod that W. R. Footo has nerloiisly menaced by the largo
Rhrwrta phyHlcal collapso and that number of logs coining down.
1 .- ... m. ft til.. Oftllfl li'kl1s llli lilt rt
sllg n serious contiiuon. u is i" ". ; .
ftllbhnt conllnunient In Jail will Jam "lovo the Maze Va partly bro
ItSrnmko hlH condition grow !". making a ehanuel wide enough
1 fact his family tiro snld to "r luuucues 10 pmhh inrougu. out
t ho may Buffer a mental t'lipt. KogeiH of tho KxpreHs at noon
ub a physical breakdown. ueciareu nun u was (louiunu ir moy
tii.tiii-nifinii ilinf tlm fiimllv woulil bo itblo to get to tho head of
:anged to glvo ball In a largo navigation tlilH afternoon.
ccessary. I 'okiuhii uiu wiuu uHumcu iau
imv iliimu nf 1'ni.i.. I proporuoiiH 111 a gam nisi evening,
Hooting coiillnuoH to ho ono no partleular damago wiih done,
rlnclpal toplcB of discussion , The Western UiiIoii'h wire bo
.... .1. v.... .in., tweeii here and lloRohuru lins been
Jill UIU tUlllli;. Ill V.UIIUIIIU, - - ., , . . ,
ly no other subject la bolng out 5, ''''' y. Just bo
1 on tho streotB and whoro f(), t,'1.w,r" Won "" ',or-
o nubllo gnthorlngB. ,n"r "l u"bU"rK mmnnoii .MiiiniKur
; ,,..... ui.,..i..u ..mw.m.nim. it hciiotior tiiiu a Bovoro Hiorm was
nun uiwino v"ni """n
alloat. Ono report today PrnviillliiB In tho Willamette valley
t Mrs. W. It. Footo possibly "' tho 1w11,ros,I w"'' rt?w" wcn
Li i.. ...in. ! it,.,,., there and Portland again.
The storm hero Ih thought to bo
Hhe Is mild to Imvo do- ",rl "r ", W"'""1 um tlt, ll"H
broil swooning tho northern Missis-
cli to do with tho affair. Upon
povery of the reputed crlmoa
x,
UUIU ll IH.-I iiiiniiiiiiu ,u nuuo u ,..., , , , ,. ,.,..
I nvoiino Ilio wninir. HIO r'1'". .'"", l "
In so lu-wir. Her declara- um row ,,,,5H'
ftliln respect la said to Imvo i
Fiiphatlcally oxproBsed a few
before the Khootlng.
Moment by the I-'ooto girl to
lilgued Htatemeiit which
IVIIcox Hoonn d from her was
'tie coroucr'ii hearliiK hy tho
W. It. Koote. TIiIh Htatoinont
Dd (lie uatuoH of a number of
alloy ni'Mi. The original
Int which wiih Hiippoxed to ho
kix'b poHsehslou has not been
initial Hallway can bo granted a friui- who has Just returned from a trln
chine similar to tho one granted throughout that section. According
them In MaiHlillold. It Ih likely that to Mr. Sundry tho peoplo of that
a special election will bo called In county mo Incensed at tho manner
the near future to submit It. n which tho commercial llshermen
i he council also decided to hold ro depleting tho supply of (lull In
up the Coos Hay Water company's tlio river.
bill for water rent until the com- Ajr, Siiiulr nmdo three nrrosts
puny produces Its old contract with nn,j Hecured convictions In theso In
tho city or North Ilend or mnkoB a 8tnncca on hla last trip, as followa:
now one. Perry Heanian, for operating sot
City Attorney J. (1. .Million pro- nci without providing and marking
tested agaliiBt serving aa city attor- C01.,B ml U0llt nB r0qulrcd by law.
uey at a Hillary of $30 por month. Kino. $1!0.
He said his services wore worth moro Walter L. Smith, operating set
and that other citleK wore paying not xvltliout IIcoiibo. Flno, $fi0.
more. The council did not feel that ciaudo McDonald, operating sot
the city could pay more at present et without license. Kino, $ru.
TRY TEN MILE
LAWSUIT NOW
Ci.H
ALLEGED DANK
and ho was re-elected at the old
salary.
Mayor Simpson announced tho
following appointments:
StreotH. Shwoi-h and Park Commit
too II. (1. Kern, I. 1). Ilnrtlo nnd
Ceo, 1). Mandlgo.
Finance Coinmlttoo Oeorge I).
Mnudlgo, .1. F. Criibbs and L. F
Falkeustelii.
Lights. Wator and Flro Commit
tee 1 F. FnllfoiiHtoln, II. (1. Korif
and .1. (. Horn.
City attorney .1. G. Mullen.
Chlor of Police- K. P. AndeiHon.
Night ninn A. II. McKay.
Health Olllcer Dr. I. 11. Partlo.
All ciihch wero tried before Jus
tice of tho Pcaco J. 15. How, at 151 It-ton.
RtlRIT HFinU""
unioUl I IILLlj ! dks Moixi'S poi.ici:
OFFICERS GO1
TO PORTLAND
IX(I Till: WATIIUl'UO.NT.
Ihilondo will fc-all Sutiirdav a.-
at a o clock f.ir San IimiicIb-i
Chas. Dean, Suspect In New
Westminster Robbery, De
tained In Los Angeles'.
j By Associated Press to tho Ovns Oaj
I THuea.)
in'eakwator will sail at S LOS ANORLICS, Cal., .Ian. 11.
this evening for Portland. Shi Charles Doan. under arrest na ono
f to the lower liny and go out ; 0f the men who robbed the Hank of
ea.ly tide tomor ow mornliiK. .Montreal at New WestmliiHtor, II. C.
was arraigned lioforo Police Judge
t McOerrgo has not yet boon Itoss today on a charge growing out
when the Alliance will m of his association with Mrs. Minn
oitland fo Coos Hay but It Orlllln of Tacomii. The trial wiih sot
y w.ll he noon.
Portland Tologram saya: "Tho
(I leather wiib ordored to pro-
Coos Hay yostorday and do-
Dal to tho Capo Arago light-
While down thero hIio will
lo tho buoy work In tho linr-
for January 10 and Ills hall llxed at
ono thousand dollars. Denn was ar
raigned iih C. W. Howard, which ho
asserted to bo hla iiamo.
('APT. VAUXUV DKAD.
Head of Idle Service on ('oast Passes
Away lu San I'Yuucisco.
Word Iiiih just boon received hoio
of tho doath of Capt. Geo. II. Var-
noy, district Biiporintoniieiit or t'H'
tustler, Capt. Olson's now gas-
chooirr, was launched at tho
fand Hanks shipyards yester-j United Stntes I.Ifo Saving Service,
ning, .No ptevlnna nnnonuc3-i which occurred nt Onklnnd. .Innu-
hih inado of It and no ceremony ,.v r. Ho was ill a week of nleiirl-
the taking to the water of i
ay
wJfo, two children and sev-
v craft, It la expected m.,,,.,,) i)rntliui-s and sisters were will
t rendi to inter the Coos Unt,
h'fo d and Gold Hencli trade
'a lew weeks.
1 KTIUKI5 HKVIVI5I.
lash ltetueen ltcgulars and
insurgents lu House.
Bsoclatod Press to Coos Ba
Times..
JHIXGTON, D. C, Jan. 11.
him at the Iat,t.
Capt. Varney waa n Coos Hay man
and news of his domlho will bo re
pel vod with intonso regret by scores
of frlonds bore. A little over twen
ty yenrs ago, ho was serving as a
sailor on tho old Arcnta. Ho voalgnr
ed to Join tho llfo saving crow here
as Hiirfman. Joo Yonkora, Dadoj
i Ilnynoa and Al Nichols wero mom
stop x.M'tJiiTV iaxci:h
v
(Hy Associated Pross)
DI5S MOINI5S. la.. Jan. 11.
All peiKOiiH diiiiclug tho "Grlz-
zly Hoar." the "Turkey Trot" or
tho "Moonlight waltz" In tlio .
public balls of Don Moines in
the futuro will be arrested.
O
l)H. STl'AKT IS PIHISIDKNT.
By Associated Press to tho Cons nny
Times.)
PIHNCI5TON. N. .1., Jan. 11. Dr.
John Grlar lllbben Stuart, profosaor
of logic, today wiih olected prosldont ; local divisions,
or Piincoton university, Hucceeuing
Woodrow Wilson, who resigned to
hcconio the democratic candidate for
governor of Now Jersey In 1009.
W
LIBERT! BELL
lean insurgency broke out In i ,, ' 'f ti11( ,.,..' lio time.
. ., .1.. .. g ii . n . .. I ... . .. . . - .. .-. -.-- --, .
fjuou luiuij iur ino nisi iiiiiu
.bcssion when Insurgent I.end-
rls or Nebraska bolted RopuU-
L,eader Mann's selection of
Campboll or Kansas, a rog-
succeed tho Into It. II. Madi-
Kansas, an Insurgent, on the
committee on Rules. Mr.
nominated victor Murdock ot
an Insurgent.
'S IIOVKV VXD TAU COMPOUND
ellablo rnmlly medlclno. Glvo
Jiir chlldron. nnd tako It your-
IV hen you reel a cold coming
enecks and cures coughs and
nd croup and prevents bron-
nd pneumonia. ItKU CKOSS
CO.
He ndvnncod rrom surrmnn to No.
1 and finally lieeamo keeper or tho
station nnd In 1007 was advnneed to
superintendent or tho thirteenth div
ision or the llfo saving service which
embraced Washington, California
and Oregon.
VWAIID Sl'PPIiV CONTRACT.
Tho Eugene Reglstor says: "C. I).
Halo hns taken tl'e pontrnct to furn
lg!i beor ror the Twohy Bros.' labor
ers at and ntnr tho tunnel nnd along
tho lino. Ho had to go to Portland
to buy his pnttlo and shipped thorn
by rail to Corvullis and drove them
rrom there to Klmjra. It doesn't
speak very well ror the beer supp'y
In this part or tho country."
Heads of Local Divisions of
Oregon Naval Militia to
Take Exams.
Capt. Kdgar Simpson. Dr. 15.
Mlugua, Jack Clarey, Karl Haines,
Aithur Hliiuchard and Thayer Gri
mes, odlcors'or the local divisions or
the Oregon Naval .Militia aro ex
pected to leave here tonight ror
Portland to take tho examinations
there next weok. It is understood
that Thayer Grimes and possibly
cum or two others of them will be
unable to go.
Dr. : P. Sorenson, head or tho
Haiidou division, Is also expected to
go with them.
On tho return or the oIIIpoih rrom
the examination, another effort will
be inndo to revive Interest In tho
Since tho visit or
tlio Boston, It has boon nlmost Im
possible to got all tho mombora out
ror drill. Whether tho conditions of
their enllatmeut requiring atten
dance will bo enforced to the Icttor
wlll probably bo determined thou.
DnnnnAMn nn(MMLulM I
IICIIIOIIUIO UUIUIUcllllo 111 O
Over Purchase of Stallion
Court News.
COQl'ILU, Ore.. Jan. 12. He
roro Judge Coke In circuit point
here today, a caso Involving n num
ber of Ten Mile nnd North Inlet
ranchers Ih being tried. It neeniR
that a Htock company was organized
to ptfreluiBo one of the Ruby Stal
lions rrom the Portland Importers.
The animal did not come up to tho
dnndnrd and tho mneliers roftimd
to tako him. Tho company held a
signed contract and turned It over
to (mother concern to collect. Among
tho dpfemlimts In the ense aro W. F
Jlowron, CIiiih. Slestreom, Hoik
Hi-others nnd John Van IieVger. One
or tho questions on which tho case
hinges Is tho wording or the con
tract. This "Iiiih boon misplaced or
lost and the defendants have huiii
moned Judge Hall and his monog
rapher, MIbh I5IIen RudnesH iih wit
nesses to testify uh to tlio provisions
of this contract.
It Is understood that the oloctlon
contest of R. A. Copplo vs. 15. 15
Straw over tho MnrHlilleld mnyoralty
will come up ror hearing next Mon
day. Whotlier n special grand Jury will
be Hiinimoned to dlaposo or the Foole
nnd BpHtscott murder cnRes has not
been determined yet, hut It Ih gen
erally expected that tho order ror It
will, bo Issued within a row days.
Severest Winter Since 1886
Causes Desperate Condi
tions In Southwest.
TRAINS SNOWBOUND
FOR WEEK IN KANSAS
Twenty Balow Zero With
Forty-Mile Gale at Kansas
City Last Night.
lily Associated Prtsa to Coos Bay
Times.)
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 12 Wea
ther conditions In the BouthwoBt aro
the wort slvco 1SS0. Twenty de
grees below nnd n rorly-mlle wind
marked tho hllgzard last night nnd
demoralized train service. UiiIobh
conditions change, many hccHoiih
will rnco dosporato conditions. Un
precedonttod wonthor has contlnuod
ror thrco wooks.
Poor
(By
COM) IX ST. I.OflS.
of SI. IoiiN SiiIVpp Sovoiely
From Intense Cold.
AsHouiated ProsH to Coos Bay.
Times)
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Jan. 12. Bolow
zoro weather prevails in Rastorn
Missouri and Southern Illinois. Tho
poor nro suffering sovoroly.
KHAR KCKIi KA.AIIXK.
Coal Snpjdy lu Chicago Will Bo I5v-
liaustcd.
(By Associated Press to Cooo Bay
Times.)
CHICAGO, III., .Inn. 12. Tho
ninth dny of cold wonthor shows tho
coal supply Is running short. Deal
ers declnro If tho cold lasts four
days more, tho surplus will bo exhausted.
n
DFFIES
ARE ELECTED
Annual Meeting of Bradley
uanay wompany Held
Factory Starts.
At tho minimi mooting or the
stockholders or tho Bradloy Candy
company tho following directors
wero elected:
J. W. Vognn, L. W. Travor, I5d
ward II. Fish, II. 15. Folsom nnd W.
C. Bradloy.
The directors elected tho follow
ing o Ulcers:
Prosldont W. C. Bradloy.
Vice-president II. 15. Folsom.
Secrotnry nnd tronsuror 15. II.
Fish.
Tho compnny yostorday got Its
now candy factory undor way mid
turned out tho first candy for the
trade. Machlnory nnd eqiilpniont are
being Installed and It la planned to
lucrenso tho lines innhiifiictiirod Just
as rnpldly as tho trado will warrant.
RKVKRI5 IX KANSAS.
Rock Island ami Sniita l'e Triilns Aro
Snowliounil.
Hy Associated I'ress to tlio Cuss Bay
Times.)
TOPI5KA, w.,H., Jan. 12. Hun
dreds or moil are battling snowdrifts
lu Western Kansas. Not bIiico noon,
Thursday, has a train passed over
the Santa Fo or Rock Island be
tween Hutchinson and Dodge City
nnd Hutchinson nnd Llbornl. In
many towns, tlv railroad companies
nro supplying citizens with fuel rrom
reserve supplloH.
IXSTAM, XI5W OI-TICKRS.
ula militia to guard tho boll on Its
long trip across tho contluont.
Tho trip or tho honored old bell
that in 177G announced tho signing
ot tho Declaration or Independence,
will ho a triumphal procession. At
ovory station in tho country whore
tho train stops and It will havo to
stop nt nenrly nil or thoni thou
sands or school children and their
paronts will tfathor to soo tho boll
that tolled the- greatest story that
has over been published lu tho
United States. It Is planned to orect
n smnll belfry on a car and to hang
the bell in that for tho trip across
tho continent. United States history
bogan with tho tolling or Liberty
Boll mid thoro la not a nntlvo or this
great country who dooa not wunt to
soo tho beginning or tho history or
tho United States.
i
FOR PI5XXY POSTACJ15.
Historic Relic of Revolution to
Be Brought to San Francis
1 co Exposition.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 12.
Tho school phlldron or San Frnn
elseo and of Cnliiornln will not bo
palled upon to cnntilhuto their nic
kels and dimes toward a transpor
tation fund to bring tho famous
Liberty Boll to San Frnnclsco for
tho Panama Paclflo International
KxDosltlon.
Tho Southern Pnclflc Company,
through Its officials In this city, yes
orday mnde an offer to tho exposi
tion directors to transport tho Lib
erty Boll from Philadelphia to San
Frauelsco free or chnrge. Tho rail
road offers to bring tho boll out and
to glvo it nB much attention through
out the trip as is now given it in its
present resting place In Philadelphia.
Tho state of Pennsylvania values
the Liberty Boll as much nB It does
tho history connected with It and
the Southern Pacific officials nre'ry p. AVebstor today pleaded guilty
prepared to se that provisions are to the murder of his wiro near horo
made ror a company or PeniiBylva-iast September.
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Bnj
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 12
Senator La Folletto has introduced
n bill providing postage at ono cent
an ounco or Traction, thercor on fliM
class mail .matter.
Ml'RBEHF.R PLI5ADS GUILTY.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
OREGON, III,, Jan. 12. Dr. Hnr-
linker Post Xo. H, (J. A. It., Holds
Cpieuioules In North Ilend
Wednesday nftornoon nt North
Bend, linker Post No. S. G. A. R..
hold Its annual installation or ofll
pars. Tho following oflleors woro In
ntalled: Coniniundor R. II. Cnthcnrt.
Vlco-cominiiiidor W. 15. Thorpo.
Junior vlco-conininiidor S. Miller.
QiinrtornuiHter and adjutant F.
II. Hrlghuni.
Olllcer of tho day Goo. Blood
Ofllcor of tho Guard 15.
Shrock.
trains IE
RECOVERING
Do Not Expect Any Fatalities
Among frn Wotims of Hash
Poisoning.
(By Associated Press to Cooa Bay
Tlm os.)
L15AV15NWORTH, Knn., Jan. 11.
Tho investigation continued today
to find tho origin of tho poison,
which It is hollovod to have boon
in tho hash, which caused tho ill
ness of lliO veterans nt tho Soldlora'
Homo who ate of It nt breakfast
Wednesday. None of the old soldiers
Is lu a dangerous condition.
W,
FIVI5 GKXUUATIOXS OF
li.NOWLKS LIVING
.Mis. Luciiida Atwoixl Kuowles, V
or Plnreuoe, Celebraton HOth
BiHlMlay.
FLOR15NCI5, Oro., Jan. 11.
Miss Luclnda Atwood Know-
los, who colobrnted her SOth
birthday, Doccinbor 10, nt tho
1 homo of her daughter, has C8
4 living desceiidnnta, live dill-
dron, 20 gmnd-chlldron, 33
great-grand chlldron, mid ono
great-groat grand child, nink-
lng flvo generations, of tho fain-
Hy living, Although she linn
LOCAL OVKRFLOW.
JOHN D. GOSS Is lu Coqulllo nt
tondliiE circuit court.
C. R. PI5CK nnd A. K. Peck aro In Buffered four strokoa or para-
Coqulllo nttondlng court. U'sla, nor oyoalght romalns vory
FRI5D. McLALX or Myrtlo Point Ik Rood, and alio has not used
a Mnrshflolil bnslnnss visitor to. spectacles ror moro thun 12
day.
Plans Warcliousp Managor C. W
Montgomory or tho Stmidnrd Oil
company horo Is, making lirolinilnurv
nrrangomonts ror tho construction or
a largo now wnrohouso horo, Tho sho moved to Mtnnosota, and
plan is to raze tho old wnrohouso on
vo.th l'ront streot nnd o-ect a miifh
i 'i ' end bettor building on the
site. The plans tor it mo not v
ploted but ho hopes to got It under
jonstriirtlon hv early spring.
years. Sho was born In Now
Hampshire in 1S22, and was 6
married at tho ago or 13 to
Kbenozor Cram Knowlos, who
died 10 years ago, lu 185G
was u pioneer settlor In that
stato, coming to Orogon In
183&, and settling In tho Slus-
law valloy,
TO COXDI5MN LAXI).
Tho I5ugono Guard says: "Tho
Wll'nmetto Pacific Railroad company
(Southorn Pacific), instituted suit
In tho circuit court ngalnst tho holr , contly, Mr. Shriver taking n post-
ui unniei cn anu oi. u. wvors, to tion ns phurmaclst In tho Evorltt
-oiidemu rlght-or-way through land pharmacy,
XOIITII HKXI) XKWS.
15. M, Shrlvor and tamlly or 1511c-
ton, S. D., nrrlvod In North Bond ro-
'&&&. .,
, ia
vi'