FOUR
Final Clearance Sale of AH
Broken Lot Shoes
For Ladies, Children, Girls, Boys 1
1
Ladles' Regular ?4.0 shoes, broken lots $2.05
Ladies' Regular ? 1.00 shoes, broken lots "..... 2.7."
Ladles' Regular $3.00 Bhoes, broken lots l.'W
All Girls' and Roys' shoes, regular $3.00, now 2.10
All Ulrls' and Roys' shoes, regular $2. CO, now 2.00
All Girls' and Roys' shoes, regular $2.00, now l.MO
All Girls' and Roys' shoos, regular $1.50, now 1.20
All children's shoes, tegular $l.C0, now 1.20
All children's shoes, regular $ 1.25, now 1.00
All children's shoes, regular $1.00, now HO
you save youii money ox shoes at this stork.
Hub Dry Goods Company
'SMART WE All TOR WOMEN"
Comer Rrondway mid Central Avenue.
IKE WATERTIGHT
ROOfcE ORDINANCE WILL PLUG
PHOHIR. LAW LOOPHOLES.
District Attdnioy to .Submit Model
to City nnd County Will
Guldo Their Effort.
Four dotinito loopholes In tho
Oregon prohibition law will prob
ably bo plugged, as far as tho flvo
cities of Coos aro concerned, pro
viding tho model ordlnanco being
dratted by District Attorney LIIJo
uvlst Is adopted by them.
Cloao scrutiny of tho stato law
ovldonccd tho fact tliero aro nioro
ways than ono of "skinning tho
cat.' Studious violators found their
efforts rewarded und It Is to moot
tlicflo now emergencies that the or
dlnanco Is now being drafted. Many
dtlds of Oregon havo found It noc
tsHiiry to do tho samo thing.
Sullrnie Aro lined.
fit thd first placo, what Is tliero
lit tho present liiw to prohibit uny
oWfrbm going down to Eureka on
a little Joy rldo and coming back
with fiuvcrdl sultcdBcn and a trunk
or two full of boozo? Not a thing
to" hinder, says tho district attor
ney, "at present.' In fact such
cane's aro already coming to his at
tention. '
A woman recently canto back
with two or tlireo suitcases full.
Sncli a procedure, Pays tho district
attorney, Is a lucratlvo ono for tho
bootlegger and shdiild bo thwarted
by nu ordlnanco prohibiting tho
bringing Into tho county of mnro
than tho legal quota of drink
stuffs.
Dole Out Supplies.
And tliero Is another loophole
It Is Bald that thoro aro aoiurnl
peoplo who havo laid In good sup
plies of boozo during tho wot rolgit
and havo stored thla In their cel
lars. Now It Is charged that boiuo
dolo out tholr supply, n bottlo or
two nt a tlmo. Under tho present
law they can bo arrested and fined,
but their supply, bolng In tho homo,
cannot ho confiscated. An ordl
nanco will bo drawn to covor this
point.
To Curb Liberal Friend
Thoro nro .cases of drunkonuess
popping up, hero und thoro through
tho county. "Prlond gavo It to mo,"
Is gottlng to bo uii old answer with
tho sheriff's office. Thoro must
mo a wny of getting at such
"friends," who glvo tho stuff away,
says tho district uttoruoy.
Still, again, It Is no crime to keep
n supply of boozo In a placo oi
business. ThiH, too, is a "terrible"
tomptatlon to tho bootlegger, espe
cially If ho is running a soft drink
stand.
And so bocauso of those loop-1
holes, an ordlnanco Is bolng drawn
that will plug thorn. Tho adoption
of tho ordinance or any of Its sec
tions will bo loft entirely up to
tho various governments. Tho dis
trict attorney la drawing it, Miow
lug thorn tholr logitl rights and tho
points to bo covored.
IS
DEPORTED XOW IX ANOTHER
PART OF MEXICO
(Dr AuocUteJ rtfM to Coat Btj Time.
EL PASO, Texas, Fob. 10. Of
Xlclal roports from Western Chihua
hua recolvod today at tho Juarez mil
itary headquartors, utatod that Vllht.
who Is becoming famous as a will o'
the wisp, is now west of Santa Cluru
ranch belweeu Santa Ana and Las
Cruzo, -'
Jt was stated that a band of hi
men burned tho ranch houses yoster
dtty at San Juan, near tho Iletust
property at Rabrlcoru, I
VILLA
EVASIVE
THE
Phono 301.
F
COMMITTEE MEETS AVITII MUl'll
ENCOURAGEMENT IX MOVE
Plan To Sell Stock In Small MockR-
Financial Support Holng Giiuru
nntecd Farmers To Aid
Approbation and oncourngoinont
has met tho campaign of tho Horti
culture committco of tho Chnmbor
of Commcrco toward getting n can
nory for Coos Ray. Roth mombors,
Clatido Thompson and II. Ruggo, de
claro thoy nro meeting on all hands
with guarantees of support.
Farmers from tho various inlets
havo to some extent voiced tholr op
inions, and most of them aro favor
ablo, Interesting Fanners
At tho present tlmo tho committee
In working on n plan to secure rep
resentatives In every, section, two or
three for Coos, Rlvor, ono for Catch
ing Inlet, etc-, theso mon to tako up
tho matter with tlip farmers of tholr
vicinity, , got helr expression, nnd
fjnd out whether or not thoy would
support a cnimory and. tq what ex
tent , H ' hin l0f thut',Uio money eiin
bq raltjoil among tho, business mon
of tho city tin) ho fariiors. , toejc
Will bo sold In nu)ull lps. Somo of
tho flrijis of tjio city avo already
prqmlsed tq Julto certain amounts of
stock
With n on,n,iiqry horp a market
wpuld bo nffordod at nil times for
tho disposal of tio produce of tho
farms encouraging tho farmers to
put nioro of their available laud Into
crops, thus bouofltlng themselves
and bringing nioro monoy Into tho
cities of the bay.
AkUh for Advleo
Clnudo Thompson has written to
J. O. Hole, successful nuuiagor of
tho Eugono Cannery nsklug him for
ndvlco on tho mnttor. Tho canuory
at Eugono has grown from a small
project to u big concern that annual
ly handles thousands of dollars
worth of fruit and vegetables, mak
ing nso of nlmost everything that Is
raised.
OFFERS I BIG FIELD
ITALY WILL MAKE MARKET FOR
UNITED STATUS
Anm-liiUi Holding Tliero Says High
Tariff Would llo MlMnko
On Rotli Sides
11; AwooUtrJ I'iym to Com Ilr Tlnift.J
ROME, Fob. 10. Wlillo Europe
will hnvo to pay tribute to tho Unit
ed Statos as the center of tho world s
wealth after the war, the Unltod
St tes nlso wll bo compelled to ninko
Investments In Europo, according to
Georgo R. Pago, tho bunker and fi
nancier, Mr. Page, who has been establish
ed in Italy for tho past quartor of a
cantury, ulthougli a Virginian born,
and who has porhapa been longer in
touch with European business than
nny other American, during an In
terview with tho Associated Press
correspondent on tho present and ru
turo rotations of tho Unltod Statos
with Kuropo, and particularly with
Italy, said:
"Tho whole world Is now consider
ing tariff probloniB, tho Europoans
to got money to pay Interost on
tholr. war loans, and tho United
Statos to Bhut out products of for
eign Industry that it oxpocts will
coiuo into sharp competition with Its
own manufacturers so soon as tho
war Is ovor.
High Tariff Mistake
"I think it will bo a mistake on
both sides of tho wator to mlso tar
iffs Indiscriminately. Tho situation
U coming to this- Tho United States
Is prospering as the only big nation
not at wur. She ia piling up gold
CANNERY
AVORED
COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1918-EVENIHG
1 NORTH BEND NEWS V
HOL'SE RLOWS DOWN ,
in north rend
A Roven-room liouao oil
Monroe street In North Mend
was bum on suns and am b0
raised Xsaln without freat
a wnq iilnwn over last nlcltt. it
damage It Is said. The prop-
! erty Is owned by II. L. Rrandt
who lives In Idaho.
;FHER HOLLLSTER HAS ACCIDENT!
WITH AUTO YESTERDAY
Happened In Afternoon Foro Part
of Machine Partially Wrecked
I Driver's llnnd Is Cut
I Fred Holllster, cx-coitncllmnn of
I North Rend, received a bad cut on j
tho hand, and tho fore part of hlsj
nuto was badly wrecked when ho ran J
into a load of wood tills side or Port
er Mill on tho plank roadway about
1:30 yestcrdny afternoon. The
gooseneck that holds tho front
springs was broken tho wheels skew
ed about, tho windshield broken and
tho fenders and hood wcro bont In
tho collision. Mllns Richardson, of
tho Clorst and King garago, was able,
however, to drlvo tho machlna Into
town under its own power, it Is
claimed.
Avoids Sd-lkliu: Man
At tho tlmo of tho 'accident Mr.
Holllster, said to havo boon accom
panied by Mrs. Holllster and n coup
le of friends, was on hla way Into
North Rend. Tho report Is that Mr.
Holllstor, driving, nworved to ono
side to avoid running down a pedes
trian, and so crashed Into tho load of
wood.
The auto Is now in tho Gorst and
King Garago undergoing repairs. Mr.
Holllster refused to shed any light
on tho accident, declaring that tho
report was only a Joko spread by
some of the boys.
DISCUSS THE PLAI
NCJItTII REND CHAMBER OF COM
MKltCK HOLDS MEETING ,
Coumilttco of Nino' Will llo Xumoii
to Manage Celebration Thin
i ..I.. i Hprlntf' ti "
Tho,N(qrth Rnd, Chamber ?of Oom
in,orco,ioid q .mooting, kn nighty Tlo
member discussed in ilotall tho plans
for tho celebration of tho arrival of
luj (flrit Irahy on Cb6s IhtjJ'riiiiiR
icittplj iy. L.j J. SlJiinflontVfft'j'o 1Mb
lopnrfiiro for Snn Francisco ' lr.
Simpson promised to wlro when ho
learned tho probahlo date of tho firs:
train front Chief Knglnoor Hood. It
It oxpectod that it will bo In the
latter putt of Juno.
Tho prcsldont wns authorized to
appoint a committco of nltio men to
act ns tho oxccutlvo committco for
tho celebration. In addition Mr.
Simpson will probably bo named as
master of coromonlcH.
An Invitation wbb received from
tho Mnrshflold chamber to co-opornto
with that body In a celebration plan
ned. A conforonco will bo hold and i
possibly Homo ngrcoment reached to
combine tho niovomnt.
and credits agnlnst Europo, hor cits-
J tomor. As a result sho will havo
too much monoy soon, so much sho
won't know whnt to do with It. When
sho gots tidof tho war, which I be-
jllovo will bo within n year, theso on-
orgies will havo to bo turned back
Into business.
Sees Xo Disaster
"I do not look for any wholesale
commercial tllbustor In Europo, such
as tho South mot aftor tho Civil War.
I do not look for ovon a devastated
country llko Rolgluin to bo perma
nently ruined. It Is nn Industrial
country and its losses will bo mado
up within n romarknbly brief period.
If Relglum has not bcon ruined, If
you cannot destroy a nation, thon It
Is Idlo to nrguo that Germany can bo
dostroyed. Sho too will bo on hor
feet sooner than many aro willing to
admit,
"Now, since theso two conditions,
too much money In tho United States
and plenty of enorgy but les3 monoy
In Europo, thoro Is but ono logical
conclusion: the United States must
send her monoy, and products rep
resenting monoy, over hero to got
ild of it, to mako it oam something.
"Rut If all of theso countries put
up tariff walls, thoy won't bo nblo
to do buslnoss togothor. It would
bo tho caso of a man biting off his
noso to spite his face. Italy, for In
stance, now welcomes and will con
tinue to wolconio trado from th
t'nltod Statos. Capital from tho Unlt
od SUitos would find good employ
ment, but Italy noods hor cotton, her
coal, and In particular her oloetrlcal
machinery, hor agricultural machin
ery, hor utonslls for starting factor
ies going. Should tho Unltod
Stntos put up a tariff wall, thon It
aly will do tho Banio nnd Bhut out
tl.cso products. Tho result will bo
both parties will loso.
BE
IT
WOOD
GIVE STOCK VALUES
GOVERNMENT REPORTS SHOW
DOMESTIC ANIMALS IX OREGON
Total Valuation of All Kinds Reach
es Xeatly SoventyJc'Ight Million
Dollars lit Otegon
Somo very Interesting facts con
cerning tho number of head of each
class of livo stock in Oregon and
tho average valuo Is given In a re
port published by the Department of
Agriculture. Now that there has
been jonBlderablo looses of sheop
nnd cattlo in tho state on account of
tho sevcro weather of the past few
weeks tho figures aro thereforo ot
special Interest.
Tho report Is based on conditions
on tho first of tho year.
Tliero aro less horses In tho stato
than lust year and tho valuo is less.
Tho number of mules -Is the Bamo
ns last year but tho valuo less.
Thoro aro nioro milch cows but
tho average valuo is less.
Thoro aro a few less sheep but
tho valuo is greater.
Tliero are nioro hogs but tho valuo
is less.
Sheep thereforo Is tho only kind
of livestock which has Increased in
valuo.
Totals for tho Stale
The figures for the stuto aro(giv
on below:
Horses Ntimbor 29G.000, valuo
per head $90; Inst year 301,000,
valuo, per head $90.
Mules Number 10,000, valuo per
head, $93; last yoar 10,000, valuo
per head $90.
Milch cows Number 210,000, vnl
uo per head $GG; last year, 210,000
value, $03. (iO.
Other cattlo Nuinbor 553,000,
vnltio per head, $32.50'; last year,
503,000, vnluo per head, $30.00.
, Sheep Numbor2, 500,000, valuo
por head, $5.20tfa8t year, 2,503,000
valuo por hoadf $-l.no.
Swine Number 390,000, valuo
per hond $150.
Uil Valuo of Slock
The utul valuo of tho various
klndsof livo stock run up to big
fltfufy. Tho fbllowjng showd the
vrdiatlons for this year:
brorsos .....,., .j.1$2G,2r0,00(0
Othor Cattlo 17.S0C.000
SheeP ,m.. ...... .,. ... . 13,312,000
Swlnq ,...,. , , ,j,sii,r,oo
Total,, . i. ..,,,.. .$72,90-l,r,Q0
Vlth a Brand PtuJ of tho above
valuation or tho live stock in tho
stuto It In of further Interest to note
thnt tho assessed valuation of Coos
county livo stocq Is $035,319.
KEPT IIP SERVICE
JOE LAIRD AND MEN OVER
CAM K FLOODS AND SLIDES.
IHiiiiglit .Mall Dally Into Myrtlo
Point Float Rosebui-R During
Heavy Weather Fast Week,
Not a day did tho mail from
Rosoburg fall to got Into Myrtlo
Point during tho floods of tho past
week, according to a long dlstnnco
moBsago received by Frank Cohan
from Joo Laird. Dosplto tho fact
that part of Sugar Loaf slid down
Into tho road, blocking a long dls
tnnco of tho highway, tho mall
camo through.
When this last atcldout occurred
Joo Laird, who has tho contract
for tho mall on this cud of tho
Rosoburg road, hired extra men
and tho mull sacks wore taken by
men on tholr ImckB above tho slldo
and brought on Into Myrtlo Point.
All dolay of tho mall in reaching
Coos Ray occurred In tho last 29
mllos of tho toute.
TlmoH Wnr aila hnnir roRitUi
During Our
Clearance Sale
You Can Save
a substantial discount on overy
pair of shoes in our stock all
new and up to date, including tho
well-known brands.
RIVALS, XETTLETONS
and
DOROTHY DODDS
HkJtMJ- I
A , n
Sale $3.15
Patont cloth top; somo French kid
Gordon's Shoe Store
SHIPPING NEWS
BEST TRIP
YELLOWSTONE 1IEHE FROM SAX
FIIAXCISCO IX H HOURS.
Ciiptnln Carlson, Formerly First Of
ficer, Tells of Sinking f I''v
cclslor, Well Known Here. ,
Swept northward on the wings of
tho blast, tho steam schooner Yel
lowstono crossed In early this morn
ing, 38 hours from Snn Francisco
nnd tho fastest trip she has over
made. Shortly after daylight tho
vessel camo across tho bnr that was
smoking white, stirred up by tho
hcax'y sou'west squalls of yesterday
and last night. Tho steam schooner
Speedwell, waiting outsldo early this
morning, followod tho YcllowBtono
into port.
Roivt Cut In Two.
On tho bridge of tho Yollowstono
now Is .Captain Carlson, formorly
first mate of the ship. Ho brought
tho story of tho sinking of tho
steam schooner Excelsior that was
cut squarely In two a few days ago
In San Francisco bay by tho steam
ship Harvard.
Captain Carlson said that tho ac
cident occurred as tho Harvard was
steaming down tho bny, outward
bound. Her prow caught Iho Excol-
slor amidships, in tho onglno room.
Four men wero badly Bcalded, but
no ono was killed.
Four tugs Immediately answered
tho distress signals of tho Excolslor,
but a heavy ebb tld,b Bwept tho
vosaol, In splto of tho tow bonta,
out toward tho Golden Gato. Sho
camo back on tho rot urn tldo and
wns beached n't tho fair grounds,
wlioro sho now llos.
WnH Known Hero.
.Tho Excolslor is well known on
Coos Ray, having boon In here on
sovornl trips, though not latoly. Tho
vessel ha'Ilfl from Portland, Ore,
and was built at Eureka In 1893.
Sho has a gross tonuago of 598 and
la 175 feet In length. Inasmuch ns
sho has been patched togothor onco
boforo thef opinion Is oxprcsned that
the' vessel Will not aguin ho ropalrod.
Tho Yollowstono brought nbotit
300 tons'of local freight and afto'
dlBohdrging gt)CH down to tho Swayito
& Hoyt mill to load lumber again
(or fjnn jFranclsco
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IITER IS SHALLOW
XAXX SMITH FIXDS DEPOSIT AT
SMITH TERMINAL DOCK
Pluco 'lias Filled Some Sluco Rig
Vessel Has llcou Off
tlto Run
For six months thoro has not bcon
n dcop draught vessel alongside of
tho Smith Terminal dock, n fact that
cuusod tho Nnnn Smith considerable
troublo this afternoon when Capt.
Will Mngeo attempted to swing the
ship out into tho channel.
Tho prow rofused to budge. Thoro
wns cousllemblo bncklug up and go
ing forward until tho craft had lit
erally dug hor way to tho channel.
Wliou sho Is making frequent trips,
stopping hero onco a wook, tho Nunn
succeeds tu keoplng tho landing op
I en. Sho was taking about 19 foot
' nf wntnr tnilnv.
Tho passengers out woro: George
i Doubner, Ed. D. Noonan, J. Garflnkel
Miko PiiIob, Allen Larry, Irlno Larry,
Mrs. L. J. Petrlmoulx, J. C. Clark,
D. J. Potettlo, Stanley Acklos wud U.
S. Ackles.
t WATERFRONT NEWS t
Tomorrow tho Adollno Smith Is
duo hero from Oaklnnd to load
lumber.
Shortly nfter daylight tho steam
Bchoonor Speedwell arrived In from
Snn Francisco after n tempestuous
trip and is loading for tho return
voyage on Saturday.
Tho steam schoonor Yollowstono,
Captain Carlson, arrived shortly af
ter 7 o'clock this morning, 3S hours
from San Francisco. Sho Is loading
nt tho Swayno & Hoyt mill.
j Rath tho Rustler and tho Roamer
nro In tho harbor waiting too tirst
I ehanco to go away for Roguu r:ver.
j Under tho present condition of
I weathor it may bo several days bo
i foro oithor of tho littlo vessels can
' get away.
On tho first trip of her schedulo
for many months, tho Nann Smith
got away fcr tfct south shortly after
I o'clock today,
IIOAT INTERESTS CHANGE
L. G, and A. F. Masters and Jay
Richards havo arranged to purchase
i tho entire Interest in the three Catch
ing Inlet boats, Wat-Ta-Wasa, Sum
,ner and Sunrise. Arthur Mattson
retires from tho business nnd will
I probably work at tho ship yard.
MAKES
EDITION
FIGHTS POOL BILL
ARTHUR CKAIO CLAIMS llAVlXd
(1AMRLF.D AT THF. LIRERAL.
Is Sued for Hill and WnntH Re
cover T.wlco tho Amount of
tho Account.
Defonso tho-t ho was a minor
and that payment of games wns
mado In tho nlloged unlawful man
ner of "sticking" tho losor, Arthur
Craig, through his uttornoyB, Graves
& Melnturff, today filed thrco sop-
arato answers to tho suit brought
.cigalnst him by Shrocdor & Fletcher,
tho Liberal billiard and pool halt
proprietors, for tho collection ot
$14.35 cltoJmcd to bo duo on a bill
for tho uso of their hall and tables.
Tho original bill amounted to
$39.35. Tho plaintiffs claimed Craig
had pluycd in their hall nt pool,
billiard and card games. Tho mini
ot $25 was paid them fioniotlmo ngo,
and tho suit and attachment was
'for tho remainder of tho sum.
Craig cUyiniB that It was unlawful
for him to play wlien ho was a
minor, further that tho method ot
making tho loser pay for tho games
lost is also) uiilnwful. And Inas
much ub tho stato law eays collec
tion mako In q Rambling' debt may
bo rocovorcd, doublo tho amount,
Craig turns tho tables and domunds
payment of twlco $39.35 or $78.70.
Tho caso Ib In tho Juatlco court.
Tl'O CALL XFW ELECTION'
District Attorney Llljcqvlst has
decided flnnlly that tho whole school
olectlon of District No. 29 below Imn
don to voto bonds nnd select a situ
for a building. Is Invalid and lias told
Stipt. R. A. Rakon to call a now elec
tion. Mr. LIMonvlst said tho notices
,woro lmpropor and tho bKo to bo
chosen was not adequately described.
1111X1-: ST. VALENTIXK Masquer
ude, Knglcs hull, Saturday evening,
Fchriiiif-y 12th. Martin's orchestra.
'!' V- .,
Land Grant Map
Map of Coos County, 2 5x11 inchoH. Hcalo one-half Inch to
mllo, showing all the grant lund of Oregon and California
U'. RJ aiul Coos Ray .Mflltttry Wagon Road, remaining at
this ditto of record In t'lio ni-nies1 of tho'holdltii,' compnh'li,
certified correct by Abstract company. Thla map nlfio shows
iill railroads, roacW, rivors and cities in' Ooo County. Rltio
lino print,' $5k.0O 'each,' postpaid.
i J ii i i
r ,D;, ,L. Buckingham.',
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INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION "CO.
S. S. Nann Smith
Passenger and Freight
Sails for San Francisco
THURSDAY, FEB 10th, at 1 0'Clock
FROM
SMITH TERMINAL DOCK
S. S. Adeline Smith
Passengers Only '
SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO BAY
Every FIVE DAYS, from SMITH MILL DOCK
PHONE 44, SMITH TERMINAL DOCK
C. F. McGEORGE Passenger and Freight Agent
PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY
We Pay Return Charges. Prompt and Efficient Service
COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY
Puget Sound Bridge &
Dredging Co.
Dams, Bridges, Buildings. General Construction
CONLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK
Our Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coast
work the
Dredge "Seattle"
tho most powerful, bent equipped and most thoroughly ioder
twenty-inch hydraulic Oretlge In PhcIIIo wter
Coos Bay office,
Marshfield, Oregon.
GRAVEL'
We are now prepared to furnish GRAVEL In ny untltle
from pile In our yard or in carload lots, at following price:
From pile on ground, J2.V6 per yard.
Carload lots, taken from car, 2.00 per yTO'
Retail Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Opposite PosMIfUce. Pbo t96.
OFFICER IF If
AXXUAL NOMINATION- i,r,
LAST NlfillT FOR KMinJJJ1
Salary of Hei:.etaiy s llflM
! Per Month-A. , , J "
IH liilllnlo"! IMi, ilnBt8
Tho nomination or candidate, t,
tho annual election of nm... !
tho Marshflohl Elks l.odBo u
oned last .ovAilng. Tho iinmin..,0''
will not bo closed until tho lastttJ
lug in Fobrunry. The annual elettu
In the rirst mooting n March, n.
iiomlnntlons mado lust night
ns follows: et ,
For Exultor' Ruler- T. I). jttBe
For . Leading KnlKIitn....
Goodrum nnd F. V. Catterlln.
For Loyal Knight w. a.Chand.
lor.
For Lecturing KnIBht Thomai
Ilnrvoy.
For Secretary Georgo Rotnor
For Trensu'rer W. N. Ekblad. '
For Trimteo F. (1. Horlon. '
For Delcgato to Grnnd Lodge-Dr
Goo. 13. Dlx.
For Tyler Joo Williams and D '
Y Stafford.
Tho lodgo adopted an amendment
increasing tiio sniary of tho Secre
tary to $210 per year.
A. R. Loud wns Initiated into
niomborahlp Inst evening, a numbet
of attorneys bolng present to iCe
that tho well known Court Importer
got all that was coming (o him.
It was announced that tlio regular '
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MnBson of Myrtlo Point and a num
ber of out of town members were
present.
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