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rvKUTlSiNO in The TIMES
nJffl Pt Voor Real KsUto "In
' . .c..b..t Effectively!
WANT ADVERTISING In Tho TIMt"
Will Keep tlio Income from Y.
Furnished Rooms from Ijapinxl
YOU enn rcnlly help tbd family
lovcnues by renting n few furnished
rooms nnd, If you knuw how rnrt
when to uso tho clnasMod columui
you may keep that Uttlo extra inoomn
tm?0
Jm out the fact about your
11 1 below Ue eyes ot all "poa-
'rtror?' lt town. And if
Jt,1,1 T of thorn who ought to
ire ... n hi
Tan, jo" """
as "steady as a clocK.
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MARSHFIELD, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1912 EVENING EDITION-SIX PAGES.
A CoiiHolldntlou of Time, Coast .Muli NO. 260
mill Coo Hny Advertiser.
,aAA n, Tho Coast Mall
PROSPECTS OF EARLY WORK
(tan
aw
ifliSI SENATORSlliER FRAUD CHARGES REVIVED
iviutu run in mmm
ice Adopts Bristow Measure
v Seleotlon of Them by
the ircopie.
.mRP REFERRED
Estate legislature
- Tlinnn Venue
rje I WO 01 IIIICB.ibcuo
Before Final Expression
I ic Spr.urnd.
Liwclatcd Pros to Coos Bay
I Tlmnfl..
LsiIlNOTON. May 17. Tho
L( Of 'P'CSC"1 ' -MU.-
r -- i.j.v rwlnntnil flin TlrlR.
limtDdmont to tho fodornl conBtl-
oi for direct. oiuuu "'""
I Senators, U will pruunuiy
tip In tho Sonato early noxt
., . n ml .. n.t t f 4 lift
ft prOpOBOU IIUIUIIU . "
ttltallon providing .or me oiroci
L r United States SonatorB
faint to tho. govornora of tho
L w Rorrntnrv Knox today. Tho
lotion wilt bo sont through tho
htlth a Icttor nddrosscu to oncn
Inor certifying that tho rcaolu-
Ihubeon only adoptod by n two-
fci roto In each branch or uon-
i At least two or throo yonra
i .limn hdforo tho amendment
It tfttsA tinon bv a sufllciont
br of nasomblloa to Indlcnto
liter It can command tho noccH-
Itnree-fourthn voto to 'put It Into
htlon.
cirrum: more turks
Win Victory On Islnnd of
Auodatcd 1'roBH to 'Coos Bay
Ttmos.)
hut! v 17 Premier Glolottl
listed today that aonerul Amog
Ll lurrcnllcrod and dufoatod tho
luk garrison on tho Island of
f which siirrondorod today nnd
accorded military nonorn.
IFF SILLS
lie Committee Alters House
Free Sugar Measure by
Party Vote.
Auoclitod Procs to Coot Bay
Tlmoo.)
lASillN'OTOW Mur 17 Tlir nn.
ilunro Corumltteo nuthorlzod
r favorable .report on tho
; MitatUuto for tho' Houso ctrco
' out and an unfnvornblo re
on the so-called Houso ExcIbo
ce tax bill which proposed a ftax
Iscomea In excess of $5,000 n
The Lodco tticrnr 111 1 1 wnnld
lt tlo differential nnd Dutcli
Mm mm tho tariff nnd loavo
pjtltl (Ahorwlso ornn'Jrallv ns it
1st
(CltOr 9imillnn nffftrofl na n aui.
P for the augur hill s. ugar hllJ
fN Y iw) ueinocrntlo inomuors
Committed II nniiminil n rn.
In the existing duties by
1 1-3, but it was voted down
trict nartr vnin nt iv n .-)
'or Smoot ulio hud n bill of his
'meu the right to present it
3"iaie. Al b a would ro-
1 tag tWPtllv linn nnn lijinlint
fcba. ' ' ' ""v """
F conunitteo postponed ita voto
eool tariff rovlslon bill until
INDICT ARMOUR
EOR OFFENSES
Big Packing Company Accused
of Violation of Meat In
spection Laws.
(By Associatod Proas to Tho Oooa
Tlrnec.)
CHICAGO, May 17. Armour &
Co. -woro indicted by tho fodornl
grand Jury today 'charged with n
criminal violation of tho moat in
spection Inws in tho nlloged Irilor
Btato Bhlpmcnt of 'ineaU without in
BpccUon by govcrnTncnt agcnU.
i
RfD
ALLEN GUILTY
One of Virginia Courthouse
f Murderers Convicted
Sentence Postponed.
(By Associated Prasa to Coos Bay
Timwi.)
YTHEVIIiim. Vn., May 17-,
Floyd Allen won found guilty ot mur
der in tho first dogrco for his con
jiocffon with tkn donth of Proatcutor
WllUnm M. roster nt IIHlrdlle last
March,
Sontonco will not ho pronounced
now an Allen nury bo colled tortcstlfy
in other ca8.
FINES 1DGE
FDR CONTEMPT
BE TODAY
ON HEDOHDQ
Chicago Jurist Found Guilty of
Contempt In Injuc
tion Case. '
(By iusoclatcd Press to Coos 'Bay
Tlmo.)
CITICAGO. May 17. Counly JiiIIbo
JohnTJ. Owens was fined S5W totlny
by Suprrior Court .Judge M. P. Mo
Klnloy for contempt of court In vio
lating tho superior court Injunction
rostra nlag tho county Judgo from in
torforluc with tho Oook county doin
ocrntli' uonvontlon April 15.
Chief of Police McSneeny, Assist
ant Chlot Schouttlor, Sheriff Mlchnoi
Zlmroor nnd Eloction CommlSBionor
Cznrncih -wero each lined n similar
nmount. Several duys before tho
democratic convention, jwhb v
dlrectod thnt Comtnlsslonor Ctnr
neckl, a republican member of tlio
election commission, organized tho
convention nnd cnlled tho roll rtf
delegntoa. Suporlor Judgo McMnley,
on petition of County Chniimnn Mc
Glllen, issued an injunction restrain
ing tho Interference by county Judge
or hla aides, but Owons Ignored tho
injunction nnd at hla orders tho
doors of tho armory ,wore,.pa1t,ru
down nnd those dologates allied with
the Hpnret-unrriMn mcimiii"..
ner Brinns Rnnts fnr nro-
pn Naval Militia Many
rassengers. '
! nedondo arrlvil In Ihk mnrn.
(fo San Francisco with a largo
j.i. oviB uuu a goou curiiu
ltt freight wore two boatB for
inn. dlvislonB of tho Oregon
."iiitla, one a whaloboat and
T "cutter. Both wero fur-
"1 the II. H Mn,ra onH on.n-
L "'Prnent waa alao Bent.
ItM. .j uu u,u "ol "ring any
fc Vf?.n for tl Terminal Rall-
-' "ii next trip.
" Redondo will sail at 1:30
wfih10! arrlvlnB n her t0
...... f, IT nivvnr. J. W. SSteV
ons, Mrs. M. 13. Stevens, Oreille All
son Mzzlo Allison. Mrs. M. Madden,
Mngglo Allison, Rdlth Allison. T.
nrndley, N. Jncobwlch. Edgar
BwarS C. R. Giles. A. Goldsm th ,, A.
II. Plynn, A. Znhoa, J. Leavlto .Mrs.
n. W. llulllngton, O. W. Kej er.
Mrs. G. W. Koplor, Thelmn Kepler,
D. O. Becker, G. W. Benle. AV. A.
Culbertson. Mrs. Lance lot, Mrs. J. H.
Eckhoff. Carroll Eclthoff, Elsie Eck
S CarryaEckhoff. P. D. Wll.o. L.
L. Brown, L. Parker, J. Appleton, u.
Appleton.
SATUHDAV SPECIAL
Large, Deep Salad Bowl, dainty
floral pattorn, He. ....
Largo Size Turquoise (white en
ome?odnslde) Wash Basin, Saturday
PrLargo',,SzVdC Cako Plates, beautiful
"PEOPLES' 8.10.18c STOHE
STAFFOItn'S Fine Taffy and
PIJANUT BBITTLE, 20c per pound,
Saturday and Sunday.
ASK YOUIt NEIGHBOIl about
HAINES' FIX)UR.
FOLTX)Wthe BAND to BANDON,
SUNDAY. MAY 10.
Senators Crawford and Cham
berlain Attack Exchange of
Lands by Government 1o
Railroads.
By Aasoclatod Press to 3ooa 'Bay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 17
Tho charge that Ethan Allou Hitch
cock, while Hecrotnry of tho .Interior,
had permitted tho Santa To railroad
to exchango usoloss Jm-a 'beds for
valiinblo Jtlmhor Innda of tho public
NEW PLAN iFOR
ITER FRONT
domain vns mado In tlio Sonato to-
dny hy Senator Crawford nnd Sena
tor Chamberlain, of Oregon, In a
Bpcoch calling on tho dopnrtmont of
JubQco to bring proceedings to enncol
tho selections of timber lands by tho
railroads nnd lumber companies In
llcm of their holdings In tho forest
reserves. In Arltona and other
states, ho charged tlint tho railroads
bud denuded their lands of timber
and Induced tho Interior department
to tako tho cut-over landB Into for-
Kjst reserves, so thoy could tako up
other lands covered by valuable
timber.
REV. HH130N
TO BE EXCUTED
ENTRDSES PEOPLE
ON HAL 0 0
'WNNV-.VWN
PLAN TO CALL
CapL Adam Donaldson Wants
City to Purchase Sev
eral Blocks.
Caipt. Adam Donnldson, a. "well
known mariner who "formerly wns
master of vesoola plying out of horo
nnd who Is now in comman'd of tho
Tahoo plying out of Pugot .Bound,
has a new plan forhnndltnn tho
railroad situation In TJarshtlelil.
Cant. Donaldson owns tho proporty
At .tho northouat cornor of Control
and Brondway -and considerable oth
er property hero.
In a letter to 'tho Chamber of
Commerce, ho 'outlines hls'tUans an
follows:
"Slnco reading n fow of tho Into
Coos Bay papers in regard to right
of way for a railroad through tho
two main stroota tit Marthflold, pcr
haiis n suggestion from ono who hnff
the good wishes ffor Coos Bay at
heart, alao a rroporty owner, would
not be amiss. My Idea for (ho good
of all, would bo '.for tho city of
Marahflcld, with tho proporty own
ers on Brondway, nntl tho ownora of
property on tho woat Bldo of Plrat
ntm In Imv lhn enst BWomf Tront
Btrwt, for about four or fivo Vlocka,
I mm V. rt. orailll a nniuuuuau uui w j
which would glvo ninplo room for.
two or moro niiirontiB lonavo meir
own tracks. No railroad will want
to contrlbuto to n bolt rnllrond, that
oxik'iibo tho manufacturers will linvo
to imy In tho long run. Othor rail
roads and plncou hnvo no Btrlnjja on
them. Coos Bny niuat-compoto nvlth
otlur sea port". Onco tho onst sldo
of Front street la clenrod off, tho
city t)f MarahflelJ would own a -valuable
strip of orator front. As a
property owner, I nm willing to
stand my sharo oT tlo tax to this end.
I venllzo thla is rather n big ru,,.
rcrUuii, but wlron wo think mid
know what enn bo dono with Coos
Bay, now is thp tlmo to brondon ont.
The duy will come, nnd wot so fnr
distant elthor, whim tho st-ato of Ida
ho will look to Cooa Bay lor nn out
lot, the snmo na Arizona looks to
San Pedro. Gontlomon, (look Into
what has been dono to Improvo the
harbor of San Pedro in the last ten
yeara, It Is n siiutess. Cooa Bay
can and will bo mado a good har-
i... m llnn fnr HiiccrnHttiiir that
tho'property ownora fn tho woat sldo
of Pront fitrect nnn xironoway con
tr'buto, with tho city, to tho buy
ing of tho oaat Bldo of Front strcot
Is, thnt, should n stoani road Kot n
m..nlilsn ami llcl nilV llinCIlltlhlO Of
huslness.'lt would ruin olthor btroet.
It has dono so whorover It una run
on nn improved strcot. But, with a
.i,i, fiinrniuriifnrn. nn Kront street
would bo, after tho oast sldo of It
n Monro,! nff. it won a improvo
,i... -.a, oi,in nHhnntrli one or moro
.ll,.n.la i-iin nn If. Tllft ntirtll Onit
l .lilt wis ..... . --
of Pront strcot la not nt present Im
proved, if wo want n city ai jmreii
field wo all will havo to tjivo up
BometUins.
Slayer fof Avis Linnell Fails .to
Secure Commutation of
Sentence.
OJy Aasoclntod Press.)
BOSTON, May 17. Bov.
Itlchceon whon told that Qovor-
nor .Foss haa declined to lntor-
fern, expressed disappointment
butiBhowcd.no signs of Acltn-'
Uon.
(By Associatod Prons to Coos Bay
Times.)
BOSTON, Mny 17. Bov. fcUchcsotw
ttlaycr of Avis 'Llnnoll, slept Qulotly
In the cell at itho death houso of
Chnrlocton stato prison UKt night,
Ignorant that Govornor Pons liad ro-
iIUBCd tlo commuto his Bcntenco. Tho
otnnouncoment of tho decision ot
allonlatii that ho was sano nnd that
tlio ,overnor would not urge clom-
icncy will bo raudo to tho prisoner
itoduy. Tho oxccutlon will probnbly
lako placo early noxt week, possibly
nn Monday morning.
KING'S BODY IIOM1D
JCciiimJm of JmIo ltulcr Itcarii Oopen-
Iiukcu Today. . ,
(By Associated Proas to tho Coos Bay
Times.)
COP.ENHAGEN. Mny 17 Tlio ro-
yul ynulit Dnnnclorg arrived horo
nt noon with tho body of the late
king, Krcderlck VIII. Klnit ClirlH
Uon X of Dcnmnrk, King Haakon of
Norway nnd many othor royal por
Hccingos followod tho hoarso on foot
to tho Chapol of Chriatlanborg Castlo
wlioro the collln wasilacod in u c&ta-
ffti).
Kentucky Begins Prosecution
of International Harvester
Company. '
(By Associatod Prass to Coos Bay
Times.)
CYNTHIA, Ky., May 17. State's
Attornoy DIodmnn filed Biilts today
ngnlnut tho International Harvostor
company for four counties compris
ing tho olghtccnth Judicial district,
alleging that tho company operates
I in those counties In violation of tho
Kentucky nntl-trust Inw. Fivo
thousand dollars and coats nro naked
in each caso.
nines not so bad
Sittuitioii In Westorn Wellington
Iiiiv-htH Holler 'Today.
(By ABBociatod PreBS to Coos Buy
Times.)
BBATTII. WuBh., May 17.
Chief PIro Warden J. 1. Bridge, of
tho Washington Forest iFIro ABaocla
tlon, reports no firo in wostoru
Washington of any cousequonco.
Bridge says tho printed rumor that
tho I. W. W. lighted Borno of tho for
est fires with wlckod purposes la
not truo so far na ho knows.
NEW TKU8T PHOHIS
Init-hliatlon of Cliargos AKalnst
Ixtither Jleu Ordered.
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. May 17
Tho department of Justlco probably
will begin an investigation to deter
mine whothcr there is a loathor
trust. Several complaints havo boen
received by tho government and if
tho inquiry Indicates thoro Is n basU
to it, an extenslvo Investigation will
be undertnkon. Tho inquiry will de
cldo whether thoro nro unduo rela
tions between the packing nnd leath
er interests.
FIND MISSING MANY ARRIVE
B0YS TODAY 0NJL1CE
Cincinnati Lads Fell Into Feed
Box and Smothered to
Death. '
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
CINCINNATI, Maq 17 Tho coun
trywide search for Robert and Ur
ban Nicholls, brothers, aged respect
ively aix and four years, who mys
teriously disappeared April 20, camo
to an end when their bodies wero
found in a stablo near their homo
here today.
The bodies were found in a feed
box in tho stables of which their
father is in charge. It is believed
tho boys wore playing in tho stable
and fell into tho feed box head first
and smothered to death. Tho bod
ies were found by the father.
Steamer Arrives In This Morn
ing From Portland Sails
Tomorrow.
The Alllanco arrived Jn today from
Portland after a good trip dowp tho
coast.
Tho Alliance will sail at 12 o'clock
tomorrow for Eureka.
Among thoso arriving on her today
wero the following:
L. M. Kosslor, Henry Blocb A. P.
Nowraan, O. Lame, A. Syrlng, Miss
G. Johannesen, L. Nowyard, J. Who
brey, J. Hayes, E. O. Johnson, R.
II. Carlock. Rev. R. 8. Young, Mrs.
R. S. Young. L. P. Wood. Ira II.
Wood, C. WhetBtone, P. Whetstone,
J. McCoveyJ James McDowoll, Mrs. R.
Blocb, B. Bunch, W. Brown, R. G.
Ray, M. Klese and S. Shore.
General Walkout of Railroad
Freight Handlers Expected
to Occur Tomorrow.
'(By ABsoclatod Proas to Coos Bay
Times.)
CHICAGO, May 17. A grtioTal
Rtrlko ot tho railroad freight hand
lers throughout tho country will Itf
declared tomorrow following a con-
fcronco ot tho International officials
according to a statement by Prosl
dont P. J. Flannory ot tho local
union todny.
STATE STARTS
TRUST
LOCAL PUPILS
W
Iwcnty-six of Twenty-eight
Pupils Pass Eighth Grade
Examination.
Tiwonty-slx of tho twonty-olght
Eighth grndo pupils of tho Marshflold
schooln who took tho Stato ExnmlniH
Hon hut wook for promotion to High
School passod, according to word ro
lvcd today from tho oxamluorB,
Mrs. A. N. Gould nnd Mrs. Mlnnlo
Hermann of Coqutllo. Tho two who
failed to nasa failed In ono study only
nnd will bo nllowod to tako another
examination In thin aubjoct In Juno
so thnt it la llkoly that tho ontlro
class will pass.
Tho results of thb oxaminntlon nro
oxtrnordlnnry. Wlillo tho roaults In
tho examination in tho othor schools
nro not known, tho oxnmlnors an
nounced thnt only n Uttlo moro than
half of tho North Bond BtudontB who
took tho examination passod. Only
a Uttlo moro than hnlt of tho Myrtlo
Point pupils who took tho examina
tion passed.
Tho announcement of tho result
caiiBod much elation among tho pu
pils todny and also on tho part of
the teacher, Miss Maloney, Supt.
Tledgon and mombora of tho Marsh
Hold School board.
PHIZES ARE AWARDED
Dr. McCormao of tho Marshflold
Bchool board today awarded tho priz
es in tho contest In tho Fifth grado
for tho host roller maps of tho Coos
Day district. Thoro woro nlnotcon
contestants and sonio excellent work
was dono. Tho maps of tho prizo
wlnnors will bo placed on exhibit at
tho Marshilold Chamber of Com
merce Dorothy Bnchtol won tho flrat prizo
of $2, Vlolot Roboraon tho second
prizo of $1 and Mnjorlo Drews re
ceived tho third prizo.
PLAY BY SENIORS.
The Seniors nm hnvlnir ono or
two rehearsals of the nlav overv day
now, and tho practice la beginning to
show re8ulta. Nora Tower and
niinunrnv fllarkn In tho loadlnir nnrta
aro doing especially fino work. Tho
play UBOir, "A Jioso o- I'lymouwi
Town" la far ahead of tho typo
usually presented by high schools,
nnd Mr Ttnrknr. whn has had charco
of tho rehearsal, prodlcta n groat
success. Pull Puritan costumes havo
been ordered from San Francisco,
and the colonial atmosphere will bo
complete.
Iiartieil fianagan is aoseni irom
Bchool on account of Illness. It
will probably not do serious enougn
to interfero with his graduating.
Vice-President Hitchcock anrj
Contractors Leave Coos
Bay Today.
S. P. ENGINEERS WILL
LEAVE EARLY TOMORROW
No Particular Developments
Since Yesterday Will
Rush Work. '
Thoro was Uttlo now In tho rnll
rond Bituatlon today aBldo from tho
genornl good fcollng thnt is in evi
dence about tho city as a result ot
tho proapoct of tho early beginning
ot construction on this end of tho
lino.
Engtnccr Hooy, Assistant Englncor
Fontaine nnd Contractor Jas. Twonv.
of Twohy Brothers, arrived horo laso
ovcnlng nnd nro today taking in thn
town nnd familiarizing thomsclvom
with tho topography ot this end oT.
tho rond. Engineer Wolr romnlncd;
ovor with them nnd tho four wilt
leavo in tho morning via. Gardiner
nnd Drain.
Messrs. Hitchcock, Porter, Dixon,
nnd Tinkler loft at 3 o'clock th!fi
morning via. Gardiner and Drain.
MoBt of thorn go direct to 8an Fran
cisco whom tho sub-contractB for thB
lino will bo awarded sonio tlmo noxt.
weok. Mr. Hitchcock oxpocts to got
thoro Saturday ovcnlng and cays nu
tlmo will bo lost In gottlng tho woric
under way.
Will Return Soon.
Mr. Tlnklor, superintendent ot UlOi
MncArthur, Porks & Co., Ltd., statodj
last ovcnlng thnt ho expected to be
back on tho Bny within two weckCi
and would spond moat ot hla tlmo In
this vicinity from now on ouporvlo
Ing tho work. Ho Bald thnt coiiBtrun
tlon would bo underway on tho vari
ous parts of tho 95 miles of road,
whioh tholr contract covors bofonv
Juno IC.
.Ho said that a special effort
would ho mado to got tho work In
such condition thia BUinmor thnt.
construction could bo prosecuted dur
ing tho rainy soaBon. Ho said thnt ,
ho believed thnt much work could tm
dono on tho tunnoln during tho wot
wonthor nnd wns inclined to think:
thnt much of the Htonmahpvol work
nlong tho sandy nnd gravel utrotchca
could bo dono to hotter ndvnntngo
during rainy weather than during
dry weather.
No Moro News Now.
"Thoro Is nothing now In tho bKii
ntlon," remnrkod Mr. Hitchcock last
evening. "Todoy wo liiBpectod tho
bnlanco of tho linn nnd lonvo In tho
morning for Son Frnnclflco. "Thcco
Is nothing to tho roport that a dock
will bo put In at Sand Point ns ii
bnso of receiving nuppllca, nt an,y
rato bo far as wo nro concoruod B
don't know what tho Southern Pa
cific Intends to do about It. You
know tho lino runs up nlong tho
went sldo of North Slough only u
flhort dlstanco nnd thou crosses over
to tlo oast sldo and later crosbf.i
back to tho woat or north Bldo. Wfl
will have to tnko our construction
equipment up North Slough nnd then
haul It hy team to whoro wo noed it.
"Tho construction of tho OB mllnn
for which wo hnvo tho contract Jit
nnturally divldod Into throo zones
hy tho rivers or harbors and wo will
uso all throo of them, Coos Bay, too
Umpqun and thu Slualnw In bringing
in equipment nnd mnterlal. I can't
say as to whothcr It will bo let In
thrco or moro contracts. Soma of It
wo will build ourselves.
"Tlio work botweon Coos Bny nnd
tho Umpqun will bo probably thn
flrat started, becauso It is tho moat
difficult and will roqulro tho long
est tlmo to complete. Howovcr thorn
la n lot of heavy construction along:
tho lino."
Supt. Tlnklor stated that tho Man
Arthur, Porks Co. had tnkon tho gen
oral contract for u lump sum nnd
woro not building tho rond on thu
commission basis, tho manner In
which most of tho Southern Pnr'flo
construction has boon dono in recent
years. Ho Bald thnt thoro was too
small a profit In tho commission con
tracts. Ho said that it wns likely
that tho pnrt that tho MacArthur,
Porka Co. would build would prob
ably bo tho worst stretch of tho lino.
Enjoyed Lnt of Trip.
"I had moro fun todny than I havo
had In years." romarked R. B. Porter
at Tho Chanjlor last ovonlng. "J
laughed moro than I 1 avo lu many n
day. Tho weather wna flno and tho
atmosphoro down thla way Booms to
bo permeated with mcrrlmont. I am
aorry I can't spond moro tlmo in her
and boo Al Powers' camps and lod
ging roads. I'll como back, though."
Yesterday aftornoon Mr. Powors
mot tho party up North Inlet with
his speed boat and brought thorn
down tho Bay nt a merry clip. In
tho afternoon, tho party visited tho
Smith mill and all of thorn wfir
unanimous in doclaring tho plant nt
tlo short of marvelous.
"It's tho greatest plant H ever
saw," remarked R. B. Porter. "It
a wondor."
Messrs. Hitchcock and party wero
(Continued oa pg 6.)
I
'
I. Plnger, Mrs. P. Plnger, Mlaa