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THE SUPIÌEME NINE.SNAHI( Or THE UNIVERSE-Har.y i. Miller. Index, Wash.SENIOR HOO.HOO...)fl B, Webb, Grand RapIiU, Mich.JUNJON HOO.Hoo....a A, Giiwoid, Linnion, Ore.BOJUM__A. i. fluliell, San Eranciico, Cal.SCH1VENQTEHJ H. Haird, Naihyille, Tnn.

P. Walker, Oklahoma City, OkIa.CU$TOCATIAN....J H. Sheip, Philadelphia, Pa.ARCANOPER....I F. Judd, Si, Leal!, Mo.GUHOON__T. H. Calhoun, fleach. On.

THE SOUSE OP ANCIENTS.CHAS. H. MOCARES, (Decoded). A. H. WEIIÌ i00000!Od}.o. A. JOHNSON, ChicaDo, ill, W. H. NOflfls, Houitao, Tao.w. E. flASHS, SI. muli, Mo, ED M. VIETMEJER Snuiky,

O.J. E, DEFEBAUOII (Decroled),C. D. HOUIIKE, Urbona, Ill.H. II. IIEMENWAY Colorado

: RAMSEY. Naohvfle A;k.Herings, Colo.

HONNER, Hooslon leO.A. A. WhITE (000000ed)

PLATT U. WALKER, Minne.N. A. GLADOINS indl000noiiJ,ind

apollo, Minn.CEO. W. LOCH, Lnke Clitie, Lo. w. A. HARLEY. Ciinlhm, Oni..w. o. STILLWELL S000lInrIl, On, Cnn,

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THE JURISDICTIONS.Juu'leulictin,n Ìo, I -tJiler I lie Shark (Miller) I lie foibowhlig\Vasluillgtoll, (foiituiiiuu,

W'esteroi Canunnl;i alili unii foreign conti.trios,JuriI(ilctlon No. R-Un,lcr thin Seoiinnr

('55'elI,) I lie foi.lnnIu(uig: (IficlIlgan, SViscn,nsiti, Ohio, Illinois JtuItn unililEutsicnii Cunuianla,JnrledIrlIn1ui No, l-Under tIne 'luulnior lfoo.lbo,

(Grtsl%'oid) tIlefollowiuig : Oregio,, Utah. S%'S'olning aunt (duilio.JurI,hIetIoun No. 4-Un,(u'rtuo l('jonn ( lhul050li) the follo'itiguCailforalun, Ne,,' Sfr'alco, Al'izounue unioni Neya,ia,JurinIictJnc, No. .-UidrtIle Sc'rivecnoler (ilunlrd) Ile follow.(ng: 'fr'iuiieosee, h(elntitck3'; Mississippi, I,oiliolutna, \VeotVirginia aai,l Alalciuliun,

JurInofi(lon No. Ii-tjuidor the .fuIInI)el','ork (\Valker) tile follow.lug: (iklainouuia Texuis. Colorado 011cl Ifuinisas.Juirinnniictlon No. 7-Ululer11w ((Io(n,cal lutin (Shlc'ip) tile foliowiuig:l'('ilIiSi'lo'uionl;n N,o' York, (Ifunrylanni Ne,,' .Jerney, Delavunre,f)isUict of Coiiiliil,lun aluni Ne,, l(iiglutciuJurlH(lhctIocn N'o, H-lJn,ier t lie Arcunno,er ('hmm!) tuo following:llfionouiri, Arkansas, launa,

NorIhi Dunluola, South iJunkota,(lfliuuìotui. unna Nelnraska,Iuininn(lIehlnn,i N'o . 5-Unnler I lie Guir,loii (Calfloutl)

tile followIng:Georgia, Fiorl,la, NorthCunroiinui, South Carofinui and Vir-gioia,

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J, n. BAIRD, Scrlvenoter, Editor.

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Entered it tile I09U)fllCC at NahvHIe, Teiiece, n ecomI cI;t9s iiItter

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COMING CONCATENATIONS.

February 15, Tifton, Ga. Vicegoi'eiit, J. C. Fulforci,Albany, Ga.

Fellreary 15, MellIpilis, 'l'enn. \ricegerellt Geo. O.l"lledOi,

February 1«, Chicago, Iii. Vicogerellt, k 1-1, Ruth.

Februai'y 17, Winnipeg, Man,, Can. Vicegerent, E. D.TollIlaIlt,

Fobrllary 21, San Francisco, Cal. Vicegei'ent, R. A.I 7iscox,

February 21, Des Moiiies, Iowa. Vicegerellt, JosephColl'all, Cedar Falls, Iowa.

I'obrual'y 22, Elkins, W. Va. Vícegereiit J. W, Braziei',

FCbl'lI;ll'y 28, Statosville, N. C, Vicegerellt, R. A.GlIitilol',

ilaI'cil 'i, Wllllsau, 'Nls. Vicogel'ent, Il, S. Keilogg,

ilarcil S or 9, Molltgo(llory Ala. Vicegerent, W. S,F'lL'lllilIg,

ìlal'eh JO, Pensacola, Fia,Vicegel'ellt, Ceo. W. Wnrd,

IJoFu Il lok Spri ngs, FIa.

MIIrcil iS, Siloridan, Wyo, Vicegel'ent, P. '.7I. Backtis.

OlI i"Ol)rual'v lJ Vlcegei'eiit A, H. ililtil, recently ap.l(Oillte(l at Chicago, will 1101(1 his flist colleatonatloil 1-leiit tiot allllounced at the tullo titis is written at whath()tCi UI' lIai I tue illi tiatory coronlon ies ril I ho llerfoi'nled,iltI t It] i otile1' arrangeIllejt5

((('C weh under way, 'tvith excel-lotIt I)I'OslIelts tilat tile COfl('atenatiorl vilI lIC a highly suc.COSSfI(i i1011 otljoyable affìii', Vicegercilt Ruth ts'ill haveVjtil lIbO Sllpl'oll(a ReprosellLllQ

\V. M. Stephenson, aiidIll 011011. (lili he bIllie to secul'e tile iiitei'st and participa.f1011 of Illally of lue old.ti 1110 (Item bei's of Cllicago, \s'ilo have1101 l'eCOiitiy had Ill 011ll()ltllllity to take ilari Iii a reallyli rst.(i ass CX(1flI)liiiclttloli of tile i Ilitiatoi'y work.

F()lIOWillg close OIl tilo ilcois of Vicogeren Fllr1011g'sC(ltClltellatlo(l ibId at OskalI)o511, loua, 0(1 tile 6th BrotilerJOSCi)il Cowan, tile Otiler Iowa Vicegei'eiit, located (lt Cedari"illls, Iowa, will ibId a collcato(ìrttiol1 at l)s Moittes, Iowa,OlI tito flight of Fobivary 21, Bl'otiler Cowali has ail ill'-I'allgolneilts ilorfocted for this illeetilIg, ilaving begun woi'k011 it SOlItO weoks ago, lie \viII be assisted in tile Coli-(lOOt of lito cerelnollies by SIIpI'enIe Representatjv \V. M.Stepilell$oll, wito will reacit Des Meutes probably day ortt'9 iii a(iVlIllCe of tite IlicetilIg,

'Filcso two Iowa C0000teltiltiolis are tito beginliung ofa g0lltiilo l'oi'ival of tile old'tii0 interest añd enthusiasmill tito Badger state.

\Tlcegn R. A Gaither, of Statesville, N, C , wiil holdanother concatellatioil at that place February 28 11e helda voty successfulcoflcatenetioiì at Statesviile December30, but rltes that he expec5 to make this a rousIng big011e 'l'ile lnembor5 ¡(1 that 2coton of North Carolina aregreatly iliterested in tills pl'Oposo(l meeting, and will assistVicegoren Gaither In lining up a good, big class of can-didates

THE BULLETIN: A MONTHLy JOURNAL DEVOTED TO HOO-HOO. 3

Vicegererlt W. S. Flellling, of tile Celltl'ai District ofAlabama, vill hold a concatenatioil at Montgomery OilIlyin March in connection with the regular bimonthly meet-ing of the Alabama-West Florida Lunibermen's Associa.tion. The association meeting occurs ou March 9, butlt Is not decided yet whether the concatenatioli viil Occuron tue evening of that date or the evelihig preceding,March 8. . This assoclatiojt Itoids only a one-day session,and usually does not convene until afternoon, its proceed.ings being largely of a ('Olitifle natui'e. Later anllounce-IltelIt as to this meeting will apl)ear in the bulbo!' papers,

On March 10 Vicegerelit George W. Ward, of theWestern District of Florida, viii hold n concatenation attite San Corlas 1-lotel, Pensacola, Fia. 'i'his s'ili be titeilrst activity in Hoo-lloo circles in Pensacola for a longtime, (luring the lapse of WlliI!il, accordÏng to Vicegoi'entWard, there has accumulated there, with tilo rapi(i devel-opment of the export lumber trade, It largo amount of ex-celleitt material, He expects, therefore, to have a goodclass of exceptionally desirable (lIen to lititiate, and asthere itas been a little intei'regnuin of activity ito ilasbegun thus early to work up illterest in tue meeting. lieasks The Bulletin to assist him in getting notice of tInsmeeting before all members of tite Order ill Florida andlilroilgilout southern Alabama, I-le lias no doubt of soeur-ing a largo class to initiate and of inakiiig tilo meeting itllronouliced sIlCl!e55 In this respect, but ho is anxious tosecure as largo a gathering as possible of members of titeOrder in an effort to permanently re-e,stabiisii interestthroughout that entire region.

.Every iiloiltl)er of the Order or prospectivo iliitiate who

can attend this meeting Is assured of a most eiijoyabletime.

The most 'advanced" notice of a concatenation everrocelve(l by Tilo Bulletin is tiint about which VicegerentJ. G. Bi'annum, of the Northern District of Indialla, writesabout llnder recent dato. Ill tite saute letter he Ivrites to11110w what is tue record of initiates at a single concato-l'ation'-presumably having It In hund to Slnash titis record,The desired informatloit has been forwarded to him. Titemeeting lie is loohing forward to is to be held during themouth of .Talivary, 1912, during tite lumbermen's \veek,"wilich always occurs at Indialiapoils during tite monthof Jalillary-tl]ese meetings being lue annual meeting of (tlug retail iUIlli)er organization and tito annual meeting oftile Indiana 1lltl'(iwOod Lumbermen's Association, an or-ganization of lumber manufacturers, The meeting of thesetwo associations RIO hold 011 successIve days during thesante Week, and aiways serves to bring to Indianapolis anllnmense concourse of lumiterineti fr0111 all over tite Colui-try.

Vicegerent Brannuitu is extending formai invitationsnow to saine of tue officei's and prominent members of theOilIer, and ha already had a number of acceptances. Hewili appoint Committees to hook after tile details of theproposed meeting, withi the full detornlination to 'linke it,1f not the "largest" concatenation, titen certainly the mostcarefully arranged for and conducted, and tite most suc-cessfuh and enjoyable tilat has ever been held.

That interest In Hoo-Hoo matters so far ahead shouldexist at Indianapolis Is a credit to the man who nowiletIda cile Order here, and is a strong certification ofthe recet concatenation held there -as i)elng in Itself ahighly successful one.

Hymeneai.

'i'ile itany I'u'ieul(is of ox-Sun 'Ir lt. I) Ilulnall, of Portlauid,Ore., and ali nteunbers of Hoo-lloo \viil be pleased at the1(011'S ' dispatch couting out of Portiallll Oil .Janaury 17citroniclullg Ilis Iltarriage at Cilicago Blotiuer lulunan

seems to llave stolen a march on his ts'est Coast friends,'file first intimation they, or anybody loI' litai matter,ha(h of his luttelittolt was tite telegram (lllltOtulieillg tito\Vedding as tt fact accomplislicli. llrotiler illInlIll, it Willbe l'ecalIo(i, was elected Smirk of the Universe at titol'ortlallli Altnuai Meeting in I 005, lutd 'vent 1)111 of olilcea 3'eat' latcu' at Oi(laiuolna City, ITo 11911 atteiuded mostof tilo Aninini Meetillgs pi'ocodillg his elociloit, an(i itashoe11 fi COulSIliclIolus figuro :tt several silice. Ills iweseeea t il (1(1 a PII rtici pa(lt I lt tite lIIeetill g itt Sait Frau cisco lastSeptonu liar Wi Il be itieasan i ly recai i ed by al I ivito at t enlle(i,'l'ite fil i i 1100011 il t of hotu eu' lilillail's tttarriage, 50 faI' astillit011 ilcelliell Is lt;tvo beeit litado, is enthrticoll i lt tile foi-bili II g 1100011 Itt fl'ont 011O O L the beni 1)111101 5 of Po rtlauld,Ole,:

l('IlII'It II. I ittita ii, III I Ito i IlIIlälil-1I1lll, Il t\lTtttIL't Coin-Pitfl, itilil 111(1, l I 11111e lII'.'iI(I, fol'olei'19' III I tilq city, (('010IItit(l'jeli StIriday ct''iltIlg ill ClIIctlg,I I I I Iv lt,iiit (If rL leer'l'liti t'O (If 'tll', 10111011, 'I'eIIgI'a}(lIlc lln\C'I3 I (('etVCIt by frilildSof air. IltIflhtil Ill l'orItanIi 3'c'slcrIiay (hIll II I ltg 1,1111 'If tilot'eddiiig, tvtiieti l'Ritto 00 Lii eiittr ilurpriol,

alt's. 111111911 Seas f('l'liII'Ity t resilient ùf i'oi hand, lout lOBl'L'CefltIy rIsilielt III NOII' Y(Il'il ((nl] Ch1I'tgII ill 1111111111 iottIIOtVfl lit i'Ol'tlaII(l (IS Ii Illililortaire ihm 11(1 111101, IttI ',voll nun I e:tu] I o g i)emocruu t. 'l'uv,j ('eol(s ugo il O i I' ft tit l cl I y, ocean-¡Iii O cil tuy Ills tsvo uiauugh ici's.

:uIi'. lIli] airs. 11(111011 IClii lr:tt'uul tluoiit variuuuiu 500tlollS(1 f I II e t!;u íu I for neve rai Weilt o 110(010 re t I) I ti i Tl tiu po I t in lilt((u iuuuuk lluia City thou' lome,

Oit Sntlll'llny, Jallunry 28, Brother Ilnrl'y hi, hoyt (No.21530) and litiss \Villn Vivian \\iIlters \Vel'e itIIite(h in litar-i'ingo at tu o itoilie of tile bride's itaron ts, N r, (11111 Mrs. lohnC, WInters, of 'I'u'enton, Mo.

After an extended tOlir to various points of interest Intue Solutll, Mr, 1111(1 Mrs. J-Ioyt will resiule at Vicksburg,Miss,

Brother 1-loyt is vlce-pt'esldcuit of the hiordoit-Vay LIlla-luot' Company, of Quincy, Il],, ami itas a wille circlo offui e ut Ils who wish il lun niucit happiness.

Obituary.

'l'ilo mally frielilis of Brother L. R. Fuller, No. 61 2, ofCiiic'Ilgo, \%'llt3l'O ho is tite publisher of the Luinbei' World,will be pained to know of the doatit of htis wifo on idoli-(lay, .Jtnutti'y 9, of pluduntonia,

Mrs. Fuller was tite daughter of the hitte S. A, (il'oves,of Brnllfot'd, Pu. Silo was born at Mystic, Coni,, liuto 2,1859. 1-1er childhood was spent at BaldwiItsviIIe, N. Y,,wilellee sIlo Ittoved with lier filmily to Bradford, Pa,

Noventi)eu' 5, 1889, she was ntnru'ied to Liuchus If. Voiler.After a few years spent In Nebraska, site relliovell withher husband tQ.Ç!itiCngo in 1800,

lii's. Fuller was a member of the Daughters of theRovollution, and of tite Trinity Episcopal Chnl'eil, of Chi.cago.

The funeral services were held at tito itunily resilIence,Tuesday, January 10, at 2:20 p. m. Tho remains veroshippod to Waru'en, Ohio, and Interred In tite Fliiler fatallylot there.

The entire lumber trade of the country will be grievedto learn of Mrs. Fuller's death, and extend Brother Fullersincere sympathy in his great sorrow.

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NEXT 1100-1100 DAY-.- .-.-.--

Next Annual Meeting will be held during a Five Days' Cruise onLake Huron and Georgian Bay on the Magnificent " City of Cleve-land." Boat to be taken at Detroit. Cost of Steamer Trip, $32.50

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Tuo called tfletiflg of hie Supreme Nine at. KansasCity on January 2, o which TfleIfl1)ors of the 1-louse ofAncinii s aleo worn I n vi Led was n t tended by:

J hirrv .1 MfIlor, Siiaik of the IJn!vorsoj. f lin I n!, S u prnti o Seri venni ei(:Ii as I ' \\'alicer, Siij'oìio Ja})1)Ol\VOckj. F'. iu1tl , Su )i'enio % canoper'j,. I I, Ciii h011il Sii pronie (I u ruoli\v. J] bi rus, of the I loise of Anclen (s;\V i st eijileftson Su jnoni e ileprosen f ativo.

'l'ho H II(ijJflI oliject of thO 1icIIiig WaS to (ICCIdO UpOfll)IIL( ( for its jIIiutUd oetIiig, this Intvliig 1ooii loft totuo govi n I ng 1)()lI' luidor a resol itIoi nIoptod a t SauJ'u iu:icj svo HuJggstfag t h at 1I nex t An uitual foot1 ng be bob!at Horno (('H! u al poiuit and at such Jumen as \voul(! iuisure nlau go a uu! u oj)u'Hou}I vo n! teuit1nu,c of tuo une:uì boush IJ)i:!i n s 'o bn'o hoi lu ad fou unaujy yeni's.

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'ilio uui;u, WIIH (!!5eIlHHe(! at mugi!, at San 1'i'anclsco

whu.: I t wo s ji uged in u. i cp ho i akon i o ¡n nico the nox tI loo lino ho gr(!.tlost gathering of nucuuibeu's of theo i or an 'h h n un beiiiie,i golinunhhy f hi at huas ever oceui rieti.

I h v:t s Huuggt,l ti! iii Sn n ¡'ru uleisco tiiitt hteritaps I t ssoui Iiiho fou uni fp5 h bio o cati %ouIo I ho nice thog at sonic access.i bI 1)0! h ((ti lip Great. J4t1(es I lui s'hiolo hod y to ein ha rknl 011(0 oH any Of Elio big laico st cuillerS for a vce1c's e riulseto htolnts Oh titIOIC(4t. i\(t hiit Oli this suggestion t lueSii iii (iI1(( Roiuiescuutat i ve nial tite Sc rlv((uu(uteu got i at t) uiegot hat loua ua'ouju? \sC(Ics ago Wi t ii t lue olhiciii1 of tite fanìoius1) c: e. 'r nsi(()ltuiI ciii (o,, uit t t it hlenriquartei's at hei toit,aiuti wou in insitiot to subunit to tIto niceting nt t tèSuubueuulo Witte a lolosal of huoldiuig tite Anuitai itfe(3tiuIgoui tito st calati 'City of Cleveland,'' t lue uie;vest anti l)iggest(it t lit' puuint t ni si ea lieus piytttg t lun G rouit Lakes-thu0 lacet.hug to convoite ni i)otioit. on the tnoruuiuìg of Saturday,S'it(Jill hui'i t, uhu (hie (\'hloic body of aucun bets alud vItti torst (i i iii utueuil at c'lì' ein baik fou tii lithe t t'i p, tui i nuocti ngs ott it (Ji tli'u' to he tolti iii tite ttìaguuitit'tt salon of tItetut (tdtier.

i'ii (l(taiit( of tite i,ittuì (t'oie g(ttt ((VOI' tinti Ott forata!\ oto tite utnggí'$t ion ((as ti uuitt i tutautslv ¡(11(1 \Vat'nliy uuiiproyrd.l)ecistott in t lue hautet' \Vtut atttuo(tuuceti n fcs' hotus latot'tut t ii t, lug ('Quint t'Iiuutit)ti I» t1 t', \V; j, itrui'n . u1r. Ilat'tughuir i ii i h (t1 iUt(tL't'it Ott t httj Gt'eat Laites foi' tut tiny

eut t it, 'luth \( um abit to eutic (roui i)cI'soutai iuto%'!etige oft Ito ht'i lidi t s ei a cuuuist ott t lie it tiuiti(l l)OSOtfl (uf tite gt'entiuuiauuii lvnt('t's aiuti of visite to tite iutuutttuuertui)i(( inuiutts otseetuic Itt'ttt t ii uStotic i tu Iciest it ud It ugo huid usi t'in] deveioitntoti t (4, 2t! r Battus' itt'ectutat ion of tite jiatu awoke gren tiii tet(94t taud cuit iuusiasuit a. tuttitu bei' o f reservat ions of st atoI'O()Iflt3 bei tug otu t ('l'Oli at Ott t'e, as w ii I be secut fui ri itt'r oit.

The Trip Outlined

'l'tue 1itihit itt futtut tio' oit tunthi Auguutut will i)t'esetut ((liehtmouth In t ou est t ng reuuti i ng tutatt er tibouti t hie t ri p u tu ti!every Inotutliet' of t ita Ord er h s tunde t huououughuly faiìuiiiar\t'i t it ahi dttt his, At t he t tite this Is \t'i'i(Étu Sttiui'tneliOpt'eseuttativo Stepitetuson is at Detroit iii CO»fel'ettce w'Jtitthe boat oflicji aiuti t'!1i thi'eshu out sii ílttiis of theitinerary uuuud the oact cost of tite trip, A i)i'otutptiy asluossiblo tito I). & C. Cuanpauty vjii get. cuit a: Si)Ocitui folder

to ito sent till lautlos at interest, in Which will be con-taitued full lnforttuatio,u on every poitut, tuot Only as to theCOulstt'iictioti taud arratigeinotut of tito boat upon which we\viii euttl)flt'k, butt iuuteu'estiutg atud valuable itifortuiationtti)Otut tito cotutttry to lue visited,

Diuugruutns (uf tito several iccks of tito "City of Clove-latid'' tiil I be itt'ituteti in tuext Issue of 'Plie Bulletin in ordert lint dcliii i te t'eset'vation cati lie insulo,

iii t lue tneuuuti tute the foilowitug gouueral outtihute of theit'll) Culli be gI t'oit:

l'o ituect at aid ettibtut'k frotuu Dotroit' on the mornIng(.)f September 9 as stated, i'eturuultug to Dotroit Irobably Inthe early forotuooiu of Thursday, Soptetnitor 14, 1-bIelitoatlquarters at 1)etrol t tel Il ho auuttotunccd later.

'i'iue boat is to be wholly tutti! etui iroly ours ; only mom-1)0tH of tite O ruler anti such toen stud wonton as they mayi ttvi tù t O accoin patty tuent trill tuo flhlO(Vt3ui to etnl,ark. Of(:011 t'se every I itinhtertuutuit atud itis fuuttuily and friends vih!he welcome, whether tuetuuiiei's of lboo'hboo or tiot, It Is((X ittt ed that tu great nluutuy of tito itou vhto go oui titetill) tviil i)e aecouili)auuieui by lathes. lt viii be an ideall.t'l ii foi' \VOtIt (tt) hull chullil t'eut clean, cool tuai Itivlgorating,v'itiu tuotlihtug t(t fatigue, 'l'ue Ci'ttise will occupy five daysaiutI nigh t s, tIto ova et hour of dopartiui'o tutid retti ra to betixOti Ititei',

'flue eloise will be fu'ouii DetroIt tiui'oiigiu tite straits Intoiauie i I iut'oit ut titi tu it tu tough Itko I itutotu tè ?ttackinacI siniuti, titen to t lic fatuous S;utul t Ste Muurie where araiO(ltt('tI tu greatest locus iii t te \t'tuu'ltl, '1'ltese iock per-tait tito largest vessels ever constritetoti lo linus into LakeStijuerlor, aiuti tu t'e t lie eiugitueei'huug lotterei of America. Tlteyoffeu' a passage tlui'otigh Which flows a tottutago gi'eatertluuuit that of tite Suez Canal-greatoi', itudeed, it is pre.(iiCtt(ui by 8Ott(, tiittit i'iIl evt' Jiass tiuu'ough tite PatiatnaCii uni, i t lui t hui'outghu these locks t hat tiu eitoi'tnou traihicI ti i u'ouu tutiti cOi)iet' oro, aiuti iii gt'aiti aui(l iiour, passes fromLaite Sui imi'ioi' licito to I)ett'oit, Cleveliuiitl atti] Buffalo, atidthiiite oit t o I 'i ti sbiti'g aiuti tuo itlauutie Seaboard. 'l'itisi'assuuge.wav heiweeti Lake Sititerlot' huid Lake Ilurotu ist ItO gietutest tunde lictor)' iii thun world,

I let u t'tu lag, t lie tuoi'tiuet'ui or CauuatiItu rotulo \vihi bet n kt'ti, misti tug ul(tuug t ite tiot'tiuertt slime of the famousGoorgiuu tu litiv, t ho big (tenui el' t ltt'eit(lltig Its Way throughtIte tutore litait :to,000 ti aiuti s of t lue bay. On ituuutnleral)ioof t.iueso isliunilut iuoatutjíuui villages aiuti towtu have spitingIt]), 'huile ou Othii's have been erected luautdoiiìe suiiñnierlt()ut505 by tite wealthy citizetus of Caitada and the UtuitedStates, 'l'htetie isiuuuuths are t lue suttuituor play grounds of(WO tuatiotus.

Ait itutlitiated, the exact lt iiuei'tur' of tite trip is not yettixeil, Pet'huaps it vt'iii tiot lie rigidly atuul tieuinitely fixedittutil tite OXCUi'SiOuuitit aro ai)otui'd, Tito gonerá] idea is tólung tito soittliciti sluoi'e of Lalce Iburtuti going up, and toskirt tito utorthet'a siuot'e of Geoi'giaut Bay coining back,so that Sbus cati be tuiado Prutctlealiy ai (tili, The boatwill be ours and we cati tio what i'o iiiea tji the matterof titOps or changes of t'aiuto,

Tite eiact cost of tuo Jive days on [lie 30(11 lias nt yetbeett \s'ou'ked out as there are linee dee1ç of state rooms

TIlE BULLETIN A MONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO 1100-1100. 5

atud parlous, The cost, however, for any slitto room lviiinot exceed $35 for the trIp. Tiui, of course, Includingmeals, It is likely that aru'angeuuionts vihl be closet] out abasis of a flat rate of $32.50 peu' person, chiidi'eii half price,with an atiditional charge of $20 (for the trip) for each oftito parlous, of vltich tiuet' aro t\venty.two, atud which trillaccommoulate families of ail tite way from foui' to sIx,

If tite tato is fixed oie titis uniform basis, it will be amatter of pulority In reserving stato rooms as to 1(1110 willget the choice. Some, no doubt, will prefer the lower of titotiuree deckt, whIle others will l)i'Cfor being higher up. Titeage limit fou' tite half faro tate for citildroti is 12 years;clulldi'en nuder S yeats oit] beicug carried fi'ec,

The City of Cleveland.

A detauleul deseripthotu (vitit victuros and (liagu'aiuts ofthIs vessel trill appear iii next isuto of The Bulletin. it isautfloient uuotv to say that it Is tito newest and biggest studbest of all Iluepalatlal lake steatnet's. It hati only beeti ittcommisslotu a few months, just bug enough to "fiuti] itself,"as Klphiuug 803's, atud deinotuBtrate its speed, comfortable.itoBs and eiegauuc of appointments it is hOcused by thegovornuuuouut to early 3,000 people oit short cruises, but itcati Siedi aiuti fecui 750. FIve utuutidrod passetugers, how-Over, fou' a tveok's cruise is

a Comfortable Ct'OWtl, aiuti it ishoped we trill have hot less thati titis Itutuibet' of Jboo-1-Ialiti their friends.

'l'ue protettI arrauugomui for lita trip lias pi'Oceeded oritite basis of ut Inhuman of 400 persotus, It is exiuceted,itowovot', hint the tiuttibor lvi]] exceed titis, but tuo effort\vill be inutile to S\t'eil the crowd boyotu(i 1500, From thisIssue oit, 'lito J3tullotlue will t'un a list of tite l'esorvatioitamade. Reteryathouus aie invite(1 how, aiuti titase Wito tiloflPplicatiouut Oust vi]l be given ChOice of tite state u'oonifluid parlous, t'ti(I)Iicatlons fou reservuothouts slioijltl bo tee-conipanled by feuil statetuitjuit of just who taud how maltywill compote cacle party, The fohiowhtig u'esoì'vatjóuts havebootu aireuuily uuuude, being oitiuet' fou' singlo stato rooms orfor harlors: --

llar ry J. Milieu', Jn(iex, Wash,-W. E, Battus, St. Louis, Mo.:ij. , Jolinsout, Chicago, Ill,N. A, (liatiding, Jndhanaitolis, luit]._G. A, Gu'ituwold, Pot'thanth, Ore.A. J, ittusoiI, San 1'u'auucisco, Cal.Jeff li. Webb, Grand Rapids, Midi, 'Citas. P, Walker, Oklahoma City, Okia,Writ, A, Iladley, Civativam, Ont,, Cituttida,T. i-1, Calhoun, l3euieht, Ga.j. P, Judd, SL Lotus, Mo.-\v. j] Stepitetisòtu, St. l'an], Mitin.

W. l'aster, Nuishyille, 'fonti.Lewis Dostor, Chuucitunutti, Ohio.Jij. A. lrost, Shreveport, La.Luke ltusscli, Paducait, Ky.J, 1-1, Salud, Nasluvhlle, '1'oxuui-w'. .j. Ctudc, Nas1tvihle 'l'cnn. :

A. B. iltutusorn, Nashville, Tonti.\\r J (irotushiaw, Memphis, Tettut.

\Vhnuuipeg /ui'oitti, In tite Canadian city that gives itthe uuame, luis groivut luto a Inodora mercantile thoroughufato iii the joust five years, 10(1 less than thlrty.ihye yearsago it was the Indian trail that led into Old Fort Gary.Wititîipi3g lus tuduty (L population of 150,000, whIch hasgrowut from tito fort of 1872, wIth a population of 215.It lias one of tite largest department stois in the world,employing regularly 3,000 men and women.

The Officiai Hoo-Hoo Pennant,

Tito l-bouse of Aticietuts, to whuicli boily IVuiS u'oferu'ed theSelectIon of tun officiai flag ou' Itetiuttutit for Hoo-Hoo, huta'ttlOiittl tito Peumnatut tes Sliowit liei'etvitli, It is ut beautifulthing, huit cnnuuot, be tetloquittehy ilescuiheul in cold typo,lt is a conubittatiotu of tite I-leo-i loo coious, black, White aludgol d. TIte blutelt cut, sit t'i'Otuti thou i»' a gold rl m, statu ds onti ut bold tel hof tegith tust te 'lul te huut:icgu'ott n ii. 'Pito letters01' tIte (Voti] I-Iüo'Iloti are utuost lutist ieuuihy (lotie hit gold,aiuti they shtos' ti esel i agutliust the blaub, 'l'ho lieti tunuut istite rOgiuiuitiot size-aliotul a yarul aug. it ha Rtui'l)ttssiutglyattracti ve aiuti un hutte aiuti t'otu iii tut lilie ii S'Ot'y stu'hkhtig tuttieffective tlot:oration for otilce ou' doit.

Tito petuuuauits \'iil he soit] tluu'ouugii tuo Serivotuoter'soffice to any iuieuutbeu' of tito Oi'uiot' who Ivatits otto, Nattylteu'soutui tattico a fn(l of col ledi ng liltuldsouiiü potin tutu i s Nocollector e'ill ho able to a duh a tito t'e iieaiitifuul iuonniuuut tuttithis official lioo-1Ioo lteuuiiauui.. 'J'luû lirico Propald to anyatldress hue 99ceuuts.

Mileage of Biood Circulatioti.

l'ho tiiiieago of tite blood circuulatlon reveals souteastotiiaiuhng facts. It luau just bceuu Caiculated for instaitcothat assuming tho heart to beat 09 luttes tu minuto tut ordiuuau'3' pressure, tite biootl goes at the tato of 20G yardshut a inhutute, or nino tuiles :tn hour,227 tuiles a they nod

o,000 titiles a yc'at'.

If a matt 84 years oli] etuld have but one sitigie bloodcorpuscle floating in his blood all his life, it would hayatraveled in littet time uuearly 7,000,000 miies,-Litneot,

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liocauBe of 'getting cold feet, as the slang phrase runs,n man bOrnetintos falla to grasp opl)ortunity as It flies, butit remained for a farnior in t lie Stato of Washington torun amuck on account of the high temperature of his peda'e'trornftjos. j% rocont ross dispatch from Vancouver,\\14j5j4,, runs thus

For sitting In the open door of a bOX car to cool hiaovor}jQate(l feet, a (armor was ftrrestcJ and caused to spendlast sIght in jaH, He was released 1)115 mOrning when heprot'cd ho was a prosperous farmer at Toledo, and had awIfe and ton children to whom he was returning whenarrested lic was \valtng for the trato n the unIon depotand wai' wearing s. pair of rubbers wIth German socks. B_COmlOg too warm, ho \vcnt outikic and finding an emptybo'. car, he sat n the door and swung his feet In the airto cool

The climate of Washington must be mild Indeed. Whilethe fto,oti East" is shiverIng In the icy blast, a man inVancouver swings his foot In the open air to cool them!To be sure, 11e liad on German socks, whatever they are;and lie had a wife and ton children, which suggests thePossession of high courage and a warm heart.

A Ransag Iloolloo Setids this office the following clip-ping from a New York paper dated January 26:

flcnuso fns)1l008ijty drcsc1 v1It wumen rubbed elbowswIth negroes, Japones.-. and C}ilne and applauded speechesadvocating the ntermarrinK of all races at a dinner lastnight, the Cosmopolitan Society of Anicrica fa being severelyerltict?ed. The objects of the organjzaon aro 'to nurturea fraternity of all peop1s. incluent5 of birth or stationin life wIll be iFoored, 140cl a comnion brotl4orhood workedout,' ?he 0rg0141z01100 started out with a membership ofnearly 1,000.

This 'Comopol1tan Soctety" is an aggregation of vis-lonaries, banded together for the avowed purpose ofbreaking down 'caste prejudice," By the term "casteprejudice," they really meats race prejudice, and theirmain Idea Is to bring about the Intermarriage of whitefolks noci negroes. But 8111cc they call it "caste," let usfor a nioment consider some of the phases of ii casteOyOtOui.

Long ago somebody advanced tbo Idea that democracyand caste go together: it has been claimed, Indeed, that

democracy can exist only under a system of ancient and,recognized caste where the boundaries are so clearlymarked that they can be jumped ovér continually with-out being obliterated. No system of life ever yet devisedor ever to be devised can prevent caste, The only dif-fronce is between itB recognition and its denial, but it willstill exIst whether we deny lt or not. Only when thecaste lines have been firmly established by Immemorialusage can they be disregarded upon almost infinite ecca-sion, but where they are not anciently established theirexistence must be emphasized upon ali occasions and inall sorts of wounding ways. The German prince willmeet his feilow-citlzens In tile foyer of tite theater uponterms of perfect goodfeilowship and equality, and therewill be no hint or suggestion of a difference in rank.That is because no hint or suggestion is needed. Thefact is a fact, and it will not ho forgotten by any one.For the same reason the French grande dame of ancientfamil)' vill alight from her carriage on the publie boule-yard upon tite occasion of a fete and dance with any manwho invites her. Her casto enables lier to do this withsafety and propriety, and the man with whom she dances-a street.sweoper, maybe-will not forget the differencein caste which alone makes such dQmocracy possible,

The man who has not fenced in his land will watch hisneighbor with jealous suspicion lest he encroach, but whenonce his fence has been built ho will throw open his gateand invite his neighbor to enter whenever it pleases him.

Now, iii tito South the coior lino is so sharply drawnand so clearly understood that there is not the slightestreason over to hint at it. Consequently, in the South agreat many little Incidents occur every day that wouldprobably be misunderstood by a member of the Cosmo-poiitan Society. For instance, not long ago a lady waswalking down a country lana toward the station of asuburban street car line, her intention being to catch thecar to the city. A carriage overtook her and a voice calledher by flame. Looking up, she recognized the coloredcoachman of a neighbor. Ho was driving to the stationto meet a member of his employer's family. In frieñdlyand respectful tones he invited the lady to ride, and hisinvitation was promptly accepted. "How's all your folks?"the negro politely inquired, as the horses started in a brisktrot. The whole incident was a mere matte:' of course.'l'ho man had no thought of presuming. The bòúndariesbetween the races are so clearly marked that they can hoJumped over. The result is that we can be kind to thenegroes Itlid they can be kind to us. A white woman inlite South thinks nothing of employing a colored seam-stress toheip for a few days with the spring sewing, Thetwo v1Ii sow in tIto same room. But the negro womanilover dreams of eating at tite white woman's table-shedoesn't \vant to.

As bug as they are let alone, this sort of "caste" sys-tom suits the negroes exactly. They can work in the Southat their chosen vocations and can live their own lives,But "costnoi)oiitans" and politicians are not satisfied. Takefor instance the ease of Fiushing,Long Isländ, which nowpresenth a typical Eastern "segregation próblem!' In thattown there isa public school population of 6,000, of whichabout 500 are the children of negroes. Since timo out ofmind (until a few years back) there was maintained inFlushing a separate school for negroes-the Lincoln. Thisschool ists Convenient to the negro quarter, and it wasmore thoroughly equipped than either of the other publicschools Black teachers were emplciyetl at the Lincoln,and black children only were admittéd, Tisis was a sen-sibie arrangement, such as obtains in the South, It should

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lsavo been allowed to remain as it was. What happened is eningly dililcult that nothing but an almost supurhumanwell told in tite course of an editorial in tilo San Francisco \5dom, energy and courage will ever effectually dealArgonaut of January 28: wIth lt.

This separate-school arrangement was satisfactory toeverybody until Colonel Theodore Roosovelt, thon Governorof Now York, conceived the idea of coddling the negro voteby abolishing special negro schools and admitting coloredchildren Into the general public schools, The school authorities at Flushing, Who had satisfactorily solved their ownlocal problem, reluctantly Obeyed tIte law, but it itas noverworked to the public satisfaction, The white psople ofFlushing have resented tite law as enforcing a social mix-up not desirable from any point of view. Many indeed car-ricci their resentment in the matter to tite extent of with-drawing- their children from tilo public schools and sendingtitcut to private institutions, notably a school in Flushingmaintained by tito Catholic Church, Sentiment against theanti-segregation law, always strong in Flushing, was madetutiso last week by ait incident in one of tite grammarschools, Among tite 15(13 of tIto times is a (lancing exorcisein which_all the titildren aro required to participate. Whenit came to assignment of partners one (lay last week in theLiecolo school, tite teacher gave a twelve-year-old wltltogirl the choice of dancing half an hour with a negro boyor being sont in disgrace to tite principal's oillco. TItis littlegirl had been brougltt up in ait ordinary American housoholdand had imbibed the ideas universally hold by tito whiterace, She objected to dancing with the negro lad, but didso Under pressure of authority, and when sIte reached hainea little later was hysterical vitli the emotion and frigittof tite experience, This incident lias literally called Flush-Ing to arino. A public meeting, attended by tile loadingmelt et tus towit, in indignant terms censured tIto teacherwits liad forced the little girl to dance with the negro, andpassed i'esolution of Protest and resentment against titeanti-segregation law. A committee, made up of a prominentjudge, a member of the school board, and tite editor of aleading Flushing flOWSpal)et', was appointed to arrange acampaign for return to tite system of segregated schools,It was emphatically declared to bo tite vishi of tite peopleof Flushing to give to negro children Opportunities forhtiswledge identical with those given to white children,But Ute domnitd is for separation of witito children fromblack children upon the theory that association is repugnantand harmful, that although now enforced for several years,it ha resulted in no benefIt to anybody,

i Itave quoted this from tito Argonaut, lest, in settingforth the situation in Flushing, I should be 8uspectedof taking a biased view because I am Southern. Severalyears ago I spent some timo in New York. I visited theschools and saw the whito children dancing with negroes.I raised ¡ny voice in protest, only to receive from titoteachers tito derisive answer: 'Oli, you Southern peoplehave such queer ideas."

And nowhear the conclusion of the Flushing incidentas viowed by tIte San Francisco editor:

The common satine of tIte country, we think, will sustainthe demand of the people of Flushing for tite right to ordertheir school affairs after tileir own ideas. And certainlynobody outside the game of politics wants to see any socialor other species at mix-up between the white and tito blackraces, Incidentally it mey be added that the people ofFlushing aro now In a position to Understand tite feelingof tite peepie et San Francisco when four years ago MrRoosevelt, by Imprudently meddling in affairs which didnet concern him, enforced upon us a school regulation whichhas never ceased to be an offenso, an irritation, and anInjury,

The people of Flushing now doubtless appreciate thecommon senso of the South which has persisted throughso_ many years of discouragement and calumny. Not longago Mr. William Archer, an Englishman, If 1 remembercorrectly, sande an extensive tour of observátion throughthe Southern States. From his conclusions, printed inMClut''i Magazijie, I quote two sentences:

Tito Sentii is in the maIn actuated by a just and far-reaching, 1f not far-seeing, lnotlnct, I believe that theproblem, tar from being unreal, Is so real and se disheart-

Conlmoitting on these two sotitoncos from ?lr. Archer'sreport, Collier's Weekly recoittly said:

We wialt that these convictions were in tite heart etevery New Englnn(ler who hastily calls a meeting to passresolutions on tile negro proi,lem, and every Northerneditor vlio Itas a foi'miila, bug cottventienalizeil, la which'ho writes, l)et'lodically, a scOl(llflg for tite Sottth. In tIteOutlook, tite other day, Lyman Abbott spoke of itis sym-patily vitii tite intense feelings of tite Soutlierti white, liii"strong cottiirmatioti" of the enligittetied views of I'residentEliot atid Ainbassadot' l3ryco ttbout the South's ultimateproblem, To tueco catites may be added that of 'l'hetttaaWentwortit Iligginson, iltt'VlVOr of tite generation of Abe-lition lenders and cominandet' of a colored regiment duringthe Civil War. In declining an ItitItation to attend a con-ference on the status of tite negro, Ito deplored all suchagitation, which makes tIte problem of tite Soutit ottly motediuiicult, Tito day may yet coins tylieti tite North will for-ntally acicnosvledgo that tite South's stubbortm refusal, sincethe Civil War, to yield ten melt of its stand in the matterof the relations of tIme races was an epochal coottibution tothe white race in AmerIca, hicit, under tite diiiiculties whichtilo Not'tlm pt'cssed down titotl tite South, could not havebeemi done differently, l'robably it would be impossible toprophesy a day moore unimappy for this cotttitiettt tItan tIteOtto on which tito Soutitet'tt white should abate otte iota etitis race-pride,

Since my memorable educational tour through the Easti have written for various publicatiotts initumorable articleson this race mix-up proposition, I consider it a questionof vast importance, and probably I shall hammer awayon it from timo to tittio as long as i live. And while Ihave a good start now, i want to say a few words con-corning those people who by tito thousattde wept over thatmaudhitt melodrama, "Tite Squaw Man." Tito most dan-goi'ous person, In a mollycoddle sort of way, is a mopperwho does not think. Amtd Really ali tuoppors ai'o iton-thinkers. When in the play the high-born Englishman,who has gone to live in Arizona, says of the squaw:"Of course she 1 lay wife. Do you think I would let myson come Into the world witlt tite stigma of illegitimacy?"all the moppers clapped titeir hands. But why sltould "ourhero" be so particular about Itow Itis son came into thewot'id and so indifferemtt as to what he would be afterho landed here? Ito know tIte child would not be white.MId he knew that the title to a proud earidom might someday revert to the boy. For tito "squaw man" was of noblebirth. lIe left 1.ingiamtd because (Itaving voluntarily takentIte blame for the misdeeds of lilo cousin, the earl) hewished to save the hottor of the family. In Arizona hemarried a squaw who had saved his life. He said after-wards that he tried to got away from her, but site lovedlilia and kept on hanging around. "Besides," he whines,"I was a man-a lonely male."

In timo, of course, the wicked earl dies, and the "squawman" is the next of kin, But it Is obvious that the womanIto has married can have no itlace among the English ans.tocracy. A great complication titen arises. The orchestraplays soft, low music; tito moppers pull out their extrahandkerchiefs. The valiant Itero swears he will nevorleave Itis Indian wife, but consents t send the half-breed boy to England to be educated for hin high place inlife. in the midst of perplexities the Indian wife is thought-fui enough to shoot herself. :

Thisis tIte play that ran for hundreds (or was it thou-suado?) of nights in New York. The papers said it hadthe 'atmosphere of the great West," the "tang of thealkali plains." As a matter of fact, it was the crudestkind of melodrama. But it carried with it an insidioussuggestion of the unfairness of theso-cafled race preju-

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dk C--'hI('h, as I have 1)efore r;oífIe(l OUt, iS 1101. raceprejiulk e at all, blU. race love---ioyafly lo the vhIte race.Becauhc of titis race I)rejudice suggestion, the play apI)ea!P(l t rorigly to the syin pat hy of weak people whonever sto[)pefl to Iiink that they should be weeping forT h1(;USU mia of Enghi sh rnmi yec n n born who would just mbabei ng e Iti t e folks St uden s of h batory shhI remember thatl4oeahiom,t;ic imam] only one chIld-and now timore are untoldmn I I I bons öl her de$(eul ul an t t; scaticred about. tite orh].

Ma t rbagc' betweeui w lui t es and coboreul 1)0011e t whichtO rua la h ere miceti t o i riiuiri e Ch Incoe, Japanese and hmtdiana) sshich la expressly forbidden in all the Southernst ,L t ea, it, erun I t t Nl i !t till t lie States of t he North wit h theexception of these live, namely r)ehivare, Indiana. Idaho,Nebraska anti Oregon. in ali the other Slates north oftite Ohio River 1111(1 of Masott and Dicon's line. whichseparat es Maryland (rouit l'ennsylvania, marriage betweenwilttM, autti etegrees is euttirely lawful .. .s a raie. nottutudi is caRi lut the .N ortitern lress on the.. ubjec( ofintorunarriage, either heratise it is regarded as a mereinlet ter of couttmnomi ocetirrenic autti attract_s no attention,et. because there is a getterai dslre to say a little aboutlt as ¡utasible, and lt la only whett an event like the('ostttopohltan Society' dInner occurs, auended by a num

ber of prominent white miscegenationists, that such mateteu' ramito to l)ttl)ll( notice. ¡n oamenuing on this conjdillon tite Xe Orleans Picayune recently observed:

It Ii, flr41 titiC!)' ttI4t tie Northern States wttl nu anyariy date 1act Iasv! ItiI the mtngJtng of the races.Vti.necr tic ncgro- stia1 b-comc so numerous among

tti' in it ', ti be :il,te t (ii I roi ( et Ions a ad d Icun te soctatc,ricItiona, then a race tiosuitt:y, such as Je unknown ta

1h. outti, i ttl lie (t'V'tfJjCd !n the Northern States, and((fortH vttI then tM m4I tO 4r*Ct legal barriera.

4'Coarnopoiltan' Is a sortI which la rapidly loshtg caste,lb- It, going down lull at a swift junce, and soomi will be intii Rauuie class willi 4'trtttlt," another word of fornior goodroput( bitt utn satily dragged In the mud by cranky foiSluit t Iii of i ra tige gods. In a recent I sane of the 44Trtithti't'ki't Itihlt hetI I n New York. ajtpears the fol lowingnotIce of a now ptmbllcatboui eatahllaltod In tite metropolis:

I'tì(' Crida la n nc' Iii4i)tt1ly tnagçiztnn IiUt1tktiCtl by tite.\OII1lflilt uiRMO(1r4tjO?I for the .\tv:114(I'lII,tit Of tOi(4ICi1 l'copir.,out. i \\'. K l3iii'ghar,tt r)lirtc4ts, \t'tttt tito Cooperation ofni t. t 04m01401 i tans.

I lit' part ictilni Ccniopohi taut alto cdi ts t lie Crisis'ntttl n io rejoices i n t lt li 1gb -soti itdhitg na ¡ti e of \V, E.Burgltardt J)tiflols, Is a negro ox-school teacher, formerly ofA t Inuit a, C.o , but t now of New York, t lie haiti»' huntinggi annul of coemopoll t titis,' I )ui3ois wrote an article lastfall for tito New York lutulepeuttlent, entitled 'Marrying ofIilitc1c F'olk," in the course of which ho expressed hisvbe a :t foliote s:

u teil 'n, e h it n raw n sa ti at son n il 1,0th' and ni i odliti" ft right te marry any sai, ttealttiv WOman of barnage.attis agi aa ho a tie to niarrv hInt.

J h4]ICVC that a boati tias a right to ehtOo5(. lits own wIfe,hait not to chinese stivea fon oilier meli.

I telheve that all so-stitici] laws agaInst intermarrIage"nro chinCh)' wIcIce4l deahe t) iiìiit( ttto seductIoti of womenmey and w ithiotit penalty, a5tt should be forthavith repealed."JIm Crow" legIslatIon la sii &,tebi Uribe to aanaIgama.For thIs reaaoni artthtrarv anti ttltbflhitatlbbg segregation andOUbOr(jinatlon should be abandoned.

I took occasion to quote the foregoing paragraphs Intite November maule ot The Builetimi, Atthat timo I hadan idea that DuBois would shortly forsake:tlie Sunny Southfor a more congenial environment. But I had lost sight of

hint until i m'ait across the item in tite Tritt h Seeker. Inow have procured a Colby of the Crisis, and ohserve thattito 'National Association for the Advancement of ColoredPeople" is said to be an organization composed of menand vomemt of all races and classes who believe thattite present widespread increase of prejudice against coloreul races and particularly tite denial of rights and oppor.tunities to ten million Amenicauts of negro (lescent is notonly ttnjttst amici a menace to our free institutions, butalso Is a ilireet hindraitce to world iteace and tIte realiza-t Ion of liuittittlt brotherhood,''

Ott the first page of reading matter In tite Crisis isitrio I cil t Ito following:

Jliii Crna'.

By achat dread logic, by what grand negiect,WIrte aim our italIen, lotIt tItle relIc 1nstTItIS relIc of oid aterile eustonts jinat

I.ong since Into (lcd) stiamo wIthout respect?J':ven j whom tIlla coittrlvatice faut would teachA low submission, prs' ts'Ittttit icy soul

That these my niastentu may not leap the doleof Coiling remedy twyond their reach,

itt lofty b000ti I mount tIte reciting box,And travel througlt tite land.. So Terenee once

Moved to old Rome, So-wondrous paradox-Moved Esop In old Greece, tIte dsu'ttrf and dunce,

TIten I reflect Itow their hinunob'tal wItMakes tIte world laugh wIth niocleery of It.

'l'his s'orse gives a gilitultse of what the polIcy of titepttblicatioiì u'ili be. lt is not to be supposed tltat verymany of tite colored 'Cosntol)oijfahts" will understand theclassic allusiolt in the latter lujes, Itor may we hope thattheIr vIsdomn udii be equal to supplying the very obviousreason for tite reekjiìg" of the "loex.'

'rhie Pullman Car Company lias decIded not to tight thelateratate Coniunerce Comunlosfon order reducing tite priceor tIpper berttua, This wIll be good nevs to the travelingpublic. Many a man avili now stow hImself away for thenIght in an uncomfortable upper berth, fairly well oatlsflcdbecause lt was the best ho could (10, tutu] with a 25 per centreduntloit to salve hl feelIngs. Under the ol'J sracticelie, of course, accepted tite Upper berth, huit retired wIth aai'eii warranted grouch agaInst the company becnuse heknew that tito man In th lower l)erth was enjoying ItasuperIor comforts at exactly the saine price that lie vaspaying fon the Upper berth, lIte Only things note needeulto reatare cordial relations t)et%ynett tue Pullman companyattuI te P:ttrobi aro n gebiei';tl reductIon In all rates and awlihdraw:ut nf tite privilege it now gives tht' puitile oflunytug tIte poniera' sa]arios,-oregonlan

'rite following "pomo" is seni. in by No. 2462, of Oa.hotna City, who denies the authorship aitul lays it on F. D.\Viierrett, of tite \\Tni. llucitanan Lumber Company:

Ode o n Liuul,er Buyer.

lita path Is not atre'n vltit rosea,Ills lIfe's not the life of a king;

ltts icnoaa'loulge must equal Jehovah's_lic is supposed to know everytluibig!

Itcipresentattacs, peddlers and salesmenThrong hiu office throughout tIte long day,

W'iuiio lila \vÓrk ICs Uflttflished and waItIng,Tllithoy've finished and gone on theIr way.

ne has ueliortngea, ctilla and deductions,Chaima and overcharges In freight,

Though it's hard to get any reductions,11e tries and he tries and he Calts.

lInt through lt all he smiles In his glory,ills motto Is "buy cheap or die,"

And lue giace tie this sanie old story,''I'd 111cc to, html you're a little too high."

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Arkansas coiicatenatiotts climbed sovet'al notches duir.ing the inoittit of .Jattuary, titd the one lucid at Gi'iiysoutlaitas the dlstitictloit of littluelittg a itew tttitl elcvatiitg ctis-tout foi' the Arkansas coticliteitation, It ',bs at titis ittect-ing that tite sessiotpon.tlio.roof was openetl witiL lt'itiei',

Graysoitia, one of tite itiost nioderti Iti tui luci' metopa iii

Arlitinsas, itesties iii tito itosoiti of six or sei'oii nioiiiitaiits-they tire too tall to be teritied huh, Evet'ything there isl)nrt 01' parcel of the Nasiivllie-Gi'aysottia humbet' Cotti-itatty, The plant is tien' tinti decidedly up to tho tintes.Eflicleitcy' is the stantlard there.. 'uVitit elicit surrotuiidlngsas these, how could a concateitatioti lue anytluiiig but asticcess?

A n eai'ly itiorit Ing ti'aiit, ja mamy 7, d 'opited J. O. Mc-(Irath and A. W. Parke, president ibid secretary of theArkansas Association of tIte Coticateitateti Order of l'bo.Iioo, Paul F, Wititerspoon, and Ira L. Kielit, also of LittleRock, oft at Graysonia, and as tiiei'e it'as nothing but lebt-temis In sight it beganto bole as if tite fouit' cats were tohave pi'etty poor picking. A, C. Ramsey and George H.Gt'ayson, generai aliti assistant generiti managers of thei)ittiit, gi'eeted titeiti itt tito tlepot, hut stili titis did notlook as though there would be a sufilcient quantity to dealwith tito festive kittens, as there \Vere sottie specimensainhiclng about tite coiituions who measured 6' 7", besidestite iart which was bent ovei' at tito bottom. By rustling

' about titree obre cats vero brought freni thou' laits-C. C. Ram'soy, of Nasiiviile; Fred J. McKenzie anti A. Ill.Cuibreatli, of Gi'itysonia, \Vitlt titis allie on binad, the for-cigiters began to piale up cotirage, overt to the point oflntiinatiiig to tim timid leittoits of something direful whichwould happait ita the eveziing.

'lite afternoon ta'as spent iii insl)ectiitg titis mngniliceittcato», attui lit sigtiltig up tim-seventeen stalwarts who Woretoiiitve tlniij' oyes opoiietl, l'ue seventeen candidatesteere ail there too. Matt frutti tite ground up, they gaveaiuto evidence of tite tullio having a day's work ahead,

When darkness feil 11m visititug Hoo-lboo turned looseali hold and slipped dowta tito 9,999,999 stops which theyliad laboriously climbed to the Graysoitia hut cailler intite day, iii order to roach the bottom In time to followtito Itaittsey-Grayson concert band to tite combinationsciiool-opera-cliuirch.townliaii, llore titey were i)receded

Mayor-Postmaster-Master MechanIc N. A. Peters, thedaddy of (iraysottia. Cannon crackers were exploded oneafter another untIl the people who were not In ozi the dealimagined the Japs were about to sali U Antoine Rivernitti lay violent Ibanuls on the Nashvilie-Oraysonig plant.¡ti order to got square s'ith tite city administration, theLittle Rockers itamided several of the cannon crackers tothe mayor, and he shot thorn off with boyish glee. Therels a town ordinance in Graysoniaagainstthe use of can-hou crackers. S Everything Is paid for In Gráysonia withcompany cììcks, snouloubt if there hutdbeen any fine topay it could have been liquidated iii tue same manner,sonto of the Oraysonians even endeavoring to ride trainswith this character of specie.

\Vii:tt tonic blinco in tite 1uinsoiile huh, 'hiet'e tite loiti-bttoi'y tvoi'ie itas i)erfot'nted, ccii best Ito tolti by tito kittens'i'ittiy t'ihi lib) telllitg lt to tItoli' grautticiilluljeit, 'l'ho tu'uiilcttSe(i I lt tu t: Ct) it cittoit ation No. 13, was pac lecci full o f amirPrises, tittul lucy Cattie ottt as fi'oeiy as a jack-in t Ito box,

li uliui'lttg tite colleatehituiiotts tuft witisiuei'iiig attui suit.I)b'e.sse(i iii I 't it rout ltl be lt card coiit ing fi'oii-c the it(ljOltti tigtoOth bitt lIte (mili liteau i ng (t f it il ti not burst ulton titeold CitI it aliti newiy-itta tie nitos ti ii tu tito Inst cat lutti tileditbttl tite big tlooi's acolo sv ting opett, 'l'lieve stood a 1011gunit tiuet table, d i'itpetl i ti tue ()iOt'H of I i oc-i loo, with

Stt'eittiiei's i'eachi itg fie iii tIto cot'itet's to tIte ch uthideibortibO\'e, Soft hhitiSi(: t'as l)iit3'Cl at tIto piatto by il las Polemtitul \l i's, \l etui (li' itS Lit e Cuts t'ai k ed Itt it n (I S('lt i cul tuent.

selves idioti t t ito ta bIo. A i i t lue \votitott h ii C-; t ayo la woreliete to see tue tiuliug is'el i ulott e, 'l'bel' itreptu'eul I lu oa:ei-

len t reImst lo t'ti Iso fil ii ds to ltti l'citasti an organ for titoclou t'chi attuI not oitly litado tt ii ott I suu ut front titis, butsecuii'etl lilt exalted oplitloit of i lout I bit, mud tito battyfnvoi'a bic coutititeitta of tIte 11cc-1 i oc is ie'ei I 'l'li e hutch-Oblii tt'iiS ti chai it ly one, 'tut d al i viio Itartook ob' i t d Id fulljustice to tite gooti codes of (lrnysonia,

Rev, O. A. Orootileaf suti(l gt'iece at tite oltotting of theleimst, ahtul A. C. Ramsey acted as toiistnttustet', .Tuitlgo

D, 13. Sain and j. C. McGrath responded to toasts, andtito Rev. Mr. Grecialeaf uttado a few veil u'eceived remarks.?dluyor-Postitastei'.yitistor Mocliattic l'etere wtts called on,Ittit reftised to budge, stating he liad tUteli himself blast ailolt'otts ;tt speechrnakittg,

'l'itoro is hut otic eunuch in G l'ayant in, atul iiI i people(if the towti ntteitd titis. Tite nilnistot' i'i'ceivea his salaryfroua tite itittiher coni puny, and Is a true leader of ii la hock,'lite commntittity \s'oi'lca iii iitit'tnoity foi' tite Otto churclt,tutu titis la the mietei of tIte success of the wonheit wholiitllO(i ilhid boiled, filed and atewetl thieniselvos luto titehouii't ofHoo.I-ioo. About $60 was realized by the women,besides a small sum additional 'it ich muele through thettttctioiueci'liìg oli: of tite unused itoi'tloii of tito feast, andtiieu'e IVItS truly tveive baskets full.

'l'ue ladies who ituaule tite bahutiuct a iiii'cess ivel'o: Mas.daines N. A. Peters, Geou'ge H. Grayooiu, Foster, Martin,Allison, 'l'weeulle, Lee, 'I'hoi'uuton, Meatier, MclCenzic, Bled-soc, 1)oumglass, and Miss Peters,

'l'ho ci'cdit for tite sticceas of titis cottcateiiatbon, a gola-tutte old.tiitme itft'afu' in tite huis of Arkansas, and al ustivitiili cantp at thai, belongs to George JJ, Gt'ayuon, whoiviti'iceti iitceutsnntly for two ntOiiths tipeo il. So aveu

jileatieul was Ito, tuitd the kittens, that they aie now tiosir-Otto of relteatimug tite evening of fuit and frolic, and anothercomiu3atoivatioit, In which the sui'rounding lututbor cautpav'lil be iiivitod to join, avili be held In the early spriitg,'l'ho hiibtstoi' hand of A. C. Ramsey astis also evident inthIs concatemiatioum, a ho ativisod Mi', Gi'aysolt in his ter-i'aitgeiuioiuta, so when Vicegercitt A. W. Parke arrived therewas nothing to do i)Ut sit steady in tite boat and watchtite fun itrocoed.

Sitanic, (iOU. li. Grayuuoeu; Souiir lJoo-lloo, C, C, Ramsey;Juuulor lice-1h00, J. C. McGrath; Jlojum, C. C. Ramsey;Scnivoitoter, re: . w, Panico; Jabborwocli, Paul Wltheruupoon;Cuatecatian, lia L. Klebt; Arcabuoper, le, E, Culbreatit;Gurdotu, Fred J. McKejizie,2508G Titoutias David Cailowny, Gtaysania, Ark.; woodsmnata

Gi' aysonia-Nasitvilhe Lumber Co,2í087 Doe Lama 101115, Graysonhut, Ank,; superintendent

Gruuy800la-Naahtvlhle Lunther Co.25088 J05011h1 FredrlcJç Foster, Orayonia, Arle.; supone-

tendent Crayiuonla.Naahavill Luotbú,' Co.26089 Joiun Gibson Hancock, Graysonla, Ark.; Graysonia.

Nashville Lumber Co.2OitO Le Dismuicos Howell, Graysonla, Arle. ; superintend-

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'l'ho concatenation was held al 4 o'clock in the after-(iOni] I) the Clnyiiool hotel. Tue ceremonies vere con-clui!wI about 6:30 o'clock, then theie was the session-on-t hi' i oni, a hicli adjourned In tinte for ail lloo-1-loo toattend Ihe tlieatie, the peiforinance of "Madame 'l'rouba-,iiiiii , is the guests of tui' Jiidiariapoils Iiiiiheiiiieii.

'i'Iii' (OOS i Oil-Oil the-r('o f n as held at tIi' l3is ilìarek Cafe.'l'ud (' (l'OIC ahoit t si \ t y ni esen t , \Tlregorent B i-an nuin act-iiig as Imiotninster, On a('rount of the theatre party, thepost pi niidia i talks ere shortone(l There were only twos1)eakpi's, Brother C. I I Ketridge, '1io spoke on the hen-011th of the Death Eivergency Fond, and Supremo Repro-seiilative y Stopiiensoii, \ lios' respolibe n'as to the

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251 05 Jamas Teirence Edwards, IndIanapolIs bd sniesman13rannum-Keii Lumber Co

:51oG \Viiliain Mile,, Fori-ei, Indtnnapoij, Iii salesmanlrannum-Koen Lumber Co

2iO7 Arthur Marion Fishet-, Tolleston, bd , nìanagil' 'Jo]-leston Luini)er & Coal Co,, Gary, lad251 08 Loiand Cooper Iluel', Indianapolis, Iiiil , salosoiniiCapitol Lumber Co251 09 Clin ries 'r. Lee, Tndlanapolis, led ininige, sash iii]

door department, Greci -WIiici,,on Liiiuij,ei Co25J IO ronls George Maas, Illdiniinpniis, Iliil,: 'ialesin:tnl)j'nes Lumber Co2:;] 1 i Cari ilnciç floliinson, Ali s:u,,it la, bu , t i 'asiii 'iPh-annum Lumber Co

i i 2 Chanes Ofllci,J Rogei s, lndIanaioi I',, 1(1(1 , soci etai yand manager Àdain-Cai i' Co

lii 13 PhilIp Frani'iq Ryan, li((llflflaj)OIIS, rodLyon Cypress Lumbor Co,

2l i 1 'thomas Jefferson W'iiite, Cincinnati, O salesi,ianBennett & Witte Co2l l jacob Albort Wolf, lndIannpoii, 10(1 salesmenBurnet-Le'is Lumber Co,

Concatenation No, 1069, Indiniispoils, Tad , January ii, 1911

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to 1w a lÌei'iiianeiil licou-' foi the 1100-1 loo of that State ltsee ois that tui s I s now pi act U-ally ¿issu 'cil PI 11115 nroalready well undei' \i'ay.

'l'lici O \i'0i'i a iiiiiflhii' of ladies In at toininiice at theLit tic Rock iiieethng, ¿mil on olal)0rnte ii-oii aluliic 01 cillai'-lai n iiieii t 1111(1 been a rrnhiged fo i lhieiii, I n hie nioi'nhiigt hei e uns an aiitoiiiolihlo rido, in t hie aftoi'iinoii a tiiestroliii i't3', uhu h ii t lie oveiih iig they were Iii'seii t at t lie liait-littet 'l'ho 'oiii'iiti'iiiitloii folloiveil the coiit'liiion of thehiiisliiess session of tite associaI ion

'l'liti teeti iiicii lIP] C initIated Siipi otite Repi'oseiitathi'el' \i Steiili ensuit acte(l as Sii tii'k of tite liii h t'ei-se, ilid

ex-Stipi-etne Jiinlot' Jloo-Iloo ,J_ C. Ideüi-atli, nosisleil byFI i otite r Fiank Nel mej'ei-, ss't .Tiiihoi- A tuoi-e Il il Ished(1)11 tatet atleti IlLs llover teli! i n t he state of Arkaitsas,\ri(egeiciit A, \V Parke 110(1 eVery detall ai'rnhig&'d illesI

ulniii'aliiy before the sossioti began, noii tue success of tito

GROUP Ol ARKANS1'S HOO-HOO AT I4TTrj ROCK, OF T11l STATE ASSOCIATION ON JANUARY 14.Ou etreiiie heft i A. W, l'.irke, \'keget ont for Central 1) ¡sIl icI of Ai kaiis. On the cxli ettic right, reading to t)- l o W. F'. Ebbing, of St. Louis, who acted as Arcanoper ; V, I. Pierson, of Newport, Senior I[oo-Iloo W. C. Norniati, oflitthc Roci, Ilujiiiii W. W. 'l'avlor, of C.tnidcii, J.ti)bcr(ock ; Frati k Neiiiieyer, of TAttle Rock, Assistant Junior l-Ioo-Hoo ; J. . G alb, of Little Rock, Junior Hoo-Hoo ; J F. Judd, of Tcxark,iiia, Siiptenic Arcattopet ; W. M. Stephetison, of St l'aol, Miitn.,Siiliietite icl)reseiii1tis'c W Ito ttcttii is Suai k of tite Universe, and Mrs, M. A. Smith, the only wonlan ineniber of tile Order, c rid roi' o&rigiit, J. 13. W. nd D. R. flowc, botin of T4ittle Rock.

2101 j i k '(r,ivoi,Ia " 'I i,oro, Ci i onla, Ark ; (It lt'soniNn-di lie Timber ('e2ri02 Leoriaril 'iliite,, r' \Viiliani',, ai ay'-onla, Ark,, Gras -cliii i a-Nashvi I i e l,.irnbi-i Co,Conit,'ntIùn No l6G (iras soiiia, Ark , mount 7, l'li 1

All the Mystic Numbers Were in Use,

During the convention of tIte retail hululer dealers ofIndhtuta at Indianapolis Vicegerent J G BiannhtIn helda c000atellatioli, Tie date itaq January 11

Thirteen mon \S'ere initiated, and the Initiating ìtnemade these boys think they were lucky, tinlueky-aildthon that they dId not, 1110w what they really wore. The

tolLst, 'l'ile Good of the Order:' A number of veteran1{oo-lkio were liresent at the initiation ceremony, Amongthiee 'l'ere C, II. iCetridge, "Bull" Griffin, ex-nietuber oflite Sopiamo Nine John Oxenford, W, H. Buitman, Geo.S'itaartz, and M. A. Hayward,

SIIÛIiI, J G, Ilrannitm; Senior loe-loo, G. L. Maas;.Jui icr iioo-JIoo, Douglas Maiioeh; Bojum, John Sucizer, JrScil'enolei, W'. f. Stepilenson, Jabborwock, Robt. S, -Foster;Custocatlan, Jan]1 E Bronticy; Arcanoper. Lewis (4. MiTlor;Gurdon, W, A Ijamiiton.25103 flo E. lJakr, Shelbyslile, Ind; salesman S. P.Stroup Lumber Co. -

25104 000rga C P. nurdlck, Indiana Harbor, Ind; managerLake County Lumber Co,

To Have a Permaneat Home at Little Rock.

'rilo second annual meeting of the Arkansas Associationof. the Concatenated Oraler of Hoo-Hoo was held at LittleRock on .Tanuary 14 at the Hotel Marion, and for one day

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the I-Ioo-lloo owned the "City of Reses."The business session of the association was hold in

tite afternoon, This organization la doing good work forHoo'Hoo. This was shown by the fact that an announce-nIent of the meeting brought together nearly two hundredArkansas members of the Order. The feature of theassociation meeting this time was the inauguration of aplan to build in Little Rock a HooHoo building, which Is

with e day's proceedings was shown by the good vork heillcl.

Tite iOi)i)y of the Hotel Marion liad large batitiers wei-coming JlooFJoo, and conspicuously displayed on everyhand were many of the emblems and souvenirs of titeOrder. The programme of tile day was furnished by titeGay Oli Co. There were red badges for the members andblue badges for the ladles, whlch had been furnished bythe Tilos. Cox & Sons Machinery Co. 'rhe Chamber ofCommerce of Little flock sont to the Moo-Hoe boys whlpa,to which were attached some unique pennants. The pleas-lit-es in store amply repaid all for their attendance.

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A t L11L4 hotel ILL tiLe OL OIL LJig, tue sessI(,Lì.()nthe-roof washold. BrotheL W. F'. Ebbhìg, Of St, Louis, acted as toastLhator, flLL(l ILLS elecLI>ii LLas Lt L1L)J13' 0)1(3. JHs hitFoduc-tb UIL aiul L(LL)()Ll SOL, LL(lC fi I lULl Wi t IL wi t tICtSLflS On each

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()IIL (41 I r, J lj'. JIJ(1(I, O f 1'L:LI'i(LlLa.'(Lin Kttti ' L ls N IttI)I4, 1f Sluttgart."L Ut VIL'LL ULCI S%LL2(t}U,LEt1L,' J. Lt. \Vt,ster, of Little

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"Lull 1.fL for ,\I'lCLtL1MLq ..' Iie.LI,.\..LLLIttLL LIII NID. IIL i,. it. ttijclçtier.()ILr StLIt l,ilkiiì. J. C. MCGr;LIII, I,IttIf ItL)Cl(,

'LLIIL ¿;i L)pllLILLS, \\. .\I. StIJILIILiLI St. 'LILi, Lliitii.

,t t lie i)tIt(ittCI , tttttl (LttC tif tite SiLL'alLLLt'S, \VLLS ?Ll rs.

\laL y .\ ott Stttit it of Searrey, Ark., titp Cuti)' \VOLLLLLIL \vitoItule It'LL lJtPtt itill ILtt(OI Itttes i tO ((L7tCttCTiLttCtl t)rtior ofi iOt).l titi .\ ii titt,ttú gathered tiottttti tue ittttttittet hoartiitt litt' ('OII('lttSiOti of itet' specit at'tse tLt(i tit'tttik a toasttO iLPt lit ''jiitt t' ts aIpr '' ti L'S. Sittitit attn also Itresent for af('s% LttÛttlL'tIl Lt lit t hi' L'()IICLtt(iIL tjùit tOil tinting tite initiationL Lt OTttL)Lt)

'l'ue dit) e CIttOL'ttLiLtitttLItt closed vItlì a dance at the1101cl .\lat iùtt,

1Ll!IL Ic, \V \t StLtrtLns,n S,4LLI(LI' iloù-iIoo, V, J, Pierson;,JLILlt,,l 1100-IlL,,,, J t.', 1lL'(;LaIl; ItOjilin, \V. C. Nortean;?CL I V'Li,,t ''I. \\' t'LLl'IL, .1 ;L ,tLeI'\VOei(, \Viit. \V. fttylor;Custo,',ìtlnn, I L it Cit II :;\LL I LL(LILL'L', 1'ttL. I". i1btttng; Gar-ion, J It \t'(),Ht( T

211 lt tt,'i t ,tL,',''l)tL Itt'et, Nvtort, ,\i'i(.: 8(,Ii(itiTig rretglitlLg'ttt (' H I &: P. Ily,

1t I i 7 t1 fliT T i l4rn,Iha rs', IA t t t Rock, .\ rit . own e r l3rnd-tOIT Ç Sawtntll.

21 I I S Fi Lierlek I Orasen, 1,1 t t le Itocic, A rit.; oe(retat'y aTL(lI t 'LOLIT "r A t LaLLtela 1ottnttry Co.

2' t t 9 ,IL'.'L.' A ¡HI t (9V 1)ott'ly, Itent ((T), A nc. ; pu rCltOL4I Ltg aCtt ti;re,'nvIti, Stove ((,,, 111 ti& flock, Ark.

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25120 Edgar Felix Gtovs, \Vaido, Ark.; manager E; F.)ii o\e Lutaber Co. - -

29121 Jntneq \nthnnlel McAt1estr, Grape, Arle.; ownersawmill --- - - - -

25122 James Robeit fllackutone Moore. Littlo Rock. - Ark,;Owner J, R B Moore Co¿5121 1\'IiInrt Wnd Oliver, Little floek, Ark.; city sahesmat,CrolLo Co,

1:;12i w Ilicii CIILLILJ) I1O(1LZL S, Nashville. Ark.. stoLktlolderLLLII OIIICOL Ulayson ia-NLLSILVJIIO Luluber Co.-

251 5 \'OltO1 IlusO Scott, Little Flock Ark.; salesman Tijos,C'LIO & SOILLL Machinery Co,

2l ; \l:riou 1111LL4!1Ì3' SLricIclflhLd, . Little ROCk, Ark.; cityCLLIL'SÌflflLL Cratie Co.

2;i27 i"IL'tcl< 'CILLlopJet"' 111(ILL1I)COL), iittIe Rock, Jt.rk,;t ILL Lei t ¡1g repr(ee LI tl tIVO PU rehasing departmentL Ii Wi NIL, Itf)(k I CILL IL (I & Paclile fly. Chicago, III.

15 1 2 S A I exc 11(1 L t Ford I na od \\'eh rin t'/., I .1 t t I e Picnic, Ark.;! ' retLL1'y aLiti nlane&ger E. C. \VelirIritz Machin-('L's' SLII'l)iY CO.

ConeLtiena t OLI No, 1670, 1.11th' Itock, \i'lL., JaILLI(LI'y 14, 1911.

Big Meeting at Columbus.

\Tlreget'ettt ..ic ii FI. Wehh's concatenation ai Coitimbus,Ohio, OIL the e'ettiug of .lattttat'y I 9 was a big success. itprovoti to ito one of tite very best cottcatenationsever held

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it)- the state of Ohio. Tite speecites at the - session-on-the-l'coi showed the Clttittlslasiti for tito Oidor of all s'iio were -

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,- It itappened that the CtiIìt'ateiìiition s'as scheduled for- -tuo itst. 'tight of- the meeting of the Ohio AssociatIon of

Retail Lumber 1)oalers, and this resulted hi a number notbeing able to atteitd tite concaton;ttion who liad takentnuch ittterest- aliti had dotto - mttch work for it, alld tIsiss'as tite only thing that was not carried off according to

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iirother Wel)I) ttcted its Sisark, aliti Douglas Malloch asJunior, Brother Mallocit, a humorist of high order, iilled -

tlt role of Jutsior to tito delight of all present. - -

Altiong tue slseakers at the session-on.the.roof waslitothor l .. A. lllldretli; of Columbus. This concatenationwas tile eighty.fifth that has bòon attended by Brother -l-Iiidretlt SlISCO his initiation, and his talk on tite history-of -Hoo-Itoo -;ts very Interesting -and entertaining. Hestated that he had worn his button always, and told thekittens of the evening that they must wèar their buttonst)) get the real good out of the Order, He told of manyiltstances in which -the button had proved of gÑàt hélp tohics. Brother Thos. -T. Crenshaw, of- Colümbos, spáke ofthe benefits of membership, as did Bròther C. C. Thornton,of Granville, Ohio. Brother J. E. MeNally devoted hi talkto the future of the Order, and Douglas Mailoch read sorne

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of Itis poetry, spi'iiikliitg tisis tisrotigit lits witty si)eech onI'IooI-ioo. Bt'othcrs J W. Snhltit, of PoI'tsiiotitit, Ohio, sutdL. A. Brasiser, of Coltinthus, gave sottte fut'thei Lesti tictionsto the kittens, and Sttpi'eme llopL'eseittatie w i. Sto-pitenson tolti of tue good doise by tite Order titrotigh titeInsniinont Distress Ftiisti, alIti ite fuii3 ei)iaitteti tiit IIC\V

fcature-tise Death Emergency Fltiti-)lti)i cioseti 1)y itit

earnest and eioqueitt aispeal for meinisers of the 01(101' toattend tise aitnual meetings. The last speaker was Senioi'FIoo-Hoo \Vebb, and iso was most I'oitn(liy applatl(ie(i, show.ing tite appreciation of all aroult(l tue banquet boto d lot'tite pleasures of the evoniitg.

Regret was e\i)tesSe)l that yicegpreitt i ii ?(latIk, of'loledo, O., tutti Vicegei'citt F '1' Peitcit, of Cleveittoti, \vei'ecompelled to t'etui n to their isoisses i)efot'e the concateita-tion was lielti.

25 1 10 M' t I i lain Fi 0)5 Ci ele lieht, SLut(t)l slc', Oh to ; cal coteau.1 M I f))), ti I) gS J))Iflber Co.

21 1 .11 I.CL(Ti \ieli CV.' l4rLhel, Columbus, Ohio, OIL) if titeitt il 1), itt O'Li)C)' LLItilbe)' L'CL

2t 32 Ei tLO"t Gloitti Dubs)', COl)LLntLnH, Ohio , ',)iLL'Lno noli d. 105)')',

';s 3 t L'i' \L'i)Lkie'' 1)0)) IL, COlitittbtts, OIL,)); "O i(''.It)LttLGI LiLt SOLittLern l,UDCLOI' Co,

213 I Joel 5\llt,))I t; sIll, ulLt)'lcitn, Ohio, S,) ('',iii)) ti 'l'il)))'resct'nt t,)it)li)Cl Co

i :)5 r'L Liii) Joi ttici'i J.eI1)))n)l, Coittnbs, ohm; i))St)tU'tOT'l'ti ,; A L'. l)avIg L))O)hnl Co.

215:16 f)L)S'i)S Oscar 1lcl"nt'hel, Ilnusfield, Ohio, tritsetlttgS,) I)'St)tflT) í0)) )I8'IÁ'(lCi) l.tLT5)i))'t' ("o., Col ti 1)11)11e,Ohio.

251 37 Sol \lut OLLO 1f))) lçq, Clevelotol, (4h10; sale',n)un .'S't)'))Ia,StO))n ,, luto21 18 r,1t l t) 1)10)1(1 110(5er, i\lcnntull, Ohio; 0(L) ('I,)) S 1)11)1

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(ou,'nt'natio)) N)) 1671, ('Oi))n)hns, Ohio, .It)))))')Ty 59, 1911,

-- OPFiCid1L, 'i Ilielit ,tSSISI'AN'Js, ANI) CLASS OiL ICI'rj 11NS AT 'fuJi CONOAI'ENATION 111fb»AT COL1J91I1IJS, (tillo, .1,9N1Ait\' 10,

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Oit the eveiting of ,lanunt'y 17, during tite ineetiitg ofthe Ohio Association of Retail Lumbei' 1)ealers, BrotherH. H. Gibson, of Citicago, gave his lecture on "LoggingOperations," Illustrated by moving vietui-es. At tise theatrethat evening Miss Bessie Wynis sang lier lIoo-Hoo soltg,and the response from the audience was the Hoo-Hoo yell.

'l'he Ohio association nevei lsgd a moro successful meet.ing, anti the feature of the entertainment programme wastise doings of the Hoo-Hoo members.

ISnark, Jeff- rs. Webis; Senior IJoo-Hoo, C. C. Tiortton, - Juniòr - Jloo4Ioo, Douglas Mnliooh; i3ojum, A. A. Carson;

Scrivenoter, 'v M, Stephenson; Jabberwoek, J. W Stnith;Custocatian, j. iti, McNally; Arcanopet, H M. Rowe; Gordon,George W Stephens.

25129 Cari Radcliffe Asher, Lima, Ohio; traveling salesmanW M flitter Lutnher Co , Columbus, Ohio.

Nineteen Purblind from Colorado.

Vicegereist \\r Clayton, of Gieeiey, Coloi'ado, tookaLivantage of tite big meeting of tue Colorado and WyomingLIIissbeI Deniers' Association at Detivei', to holti itis firstconcat citation of tuis year, 'lite CeI'ensonie Were IseM ontise evening of January 17 at tite JII'own Palace hotel.Nineteen wore initiated, aitci flic coliettteitatlon btu wasfilled with old members of the Ortlei', who Cisme to seethe LUIS. The tusse was an appropriate one, and the 50851011enjoyable.

The venerable Il, 1-l. Hemeaway, ox-Snark of the Uni-verse, is secretary of the mmii association, and he ron-dered valuable service to Vicegoront Clayton In makingthe occasion such a pronounced success.

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At thi sessIoioiìtÌieroo1 tht kitleii of the evening'ero nilo ed ro tell whnt they thought of things Rs lar

as tho had gone. niid it was midnight hefre the banquet\vn OV(t.

ntrk, W. L Cylon; SinIor IIoo-Jco, D. C. Donovan;Jutitor Ith1Ioo. ft. \V. Stewart; flojun, \V. IL Abbott;tC! toflotc r H. \V. Unnu; Jabberwook Wrn. it McFarland;t'%I;t t la n J. ij:. Pre at on ; A rcan Oper, .1 . T. Drown ; Gurdon,a L hlttlng.::t i tinry Atklr. !)cnvor, Colo.

;partner Iloblin

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\tlor Ltiinbcr Co.rt t i i 1Inrr Dut od fllohop, Akron, Clo gencral inìet

A kron.Otla t.untor Co.: s t t b ona o M or' Co tIn han , Lou gnton t Colo.

;stock holdor

I . n g 2 C 1.nin ber Co., Faho r, L.a.i :t i li'r lltrt l'ot.r, Trintihtd, Cola.; nanag'r South-

er o eo;o ra do Lunber Co.¿ ; I 4 Clar e" O Freterck Hanson, 1.aratnle, Wyc.; locali n inc'r .lacOh forne.

;t4; t'r'nt \lt HÌlt. foulder, Culo.; vlce-reolhnt andm a r a e r ¡t. t i Itt Coal S Lu inber Co.

2 t 4 t s jchoon IIot1j1ay, 1..arank, \\yo.; ¡r.anagerj; ". n. )Iolttth Co.

; I 4 Tb em s ita rl t v M r \Iahon, Tell u ride. Colo. ;man -

» i.er t. f. teMahon I.untber Co.tt 4 flut'ert ttIfl Nut t1nc I.ltttetou, Cole.: aoslstant

. uanaer I.tttou C'tt4 ti 'h'.aho traaro, 1.livn. Neb.; salesntan

; St ch -tlht'o Lumber Co., Gibbs, Idaho.;

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l: .t t John Uastlngs Ientngton. Donver, Co)o.; sateatnan

.' ''U-\\el'.y Lumber Co.ì John VW Schknler, 1)enver, Colo.: aasltant man-

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r \aIac huntbr Co.J ;' Ilaru.o' Caral*' Snyder, Denver, Co.o.: paleo man-

. ,acr \VeOtcTft Lmtbor k Pole Co.

: c .1ame Madloen Ste'i, CrIt'pe Creek, Colo.; roan-,

.ger Th Maror.ey I.umber Co.ti

::; Y; \\ ltt'rr 1.'rarr)ltn Vlrin Xunn. Colo.; manager For-,

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e' lrrirber Co,I le't kart'en WiggIns . Drideport, Neb.; stock-

he;t era' ,d roanacer Carr & Lumber Co.,ScetCa B)uf, Nob,

i l,otrart Ltra' \Vts. rocky Ford, Colo.; partner. \'Oe .c .reerr.

!-C -.at 'tr.'r No tC, Denver. Ccl.. tartrary 17, 111.

i'; Many a Lauch at Orna-ha-ha.

J: The following repon ol the sp1ntlìd meeting ol Vice-

,ì;ereuil Eaton at Omaha on Jnuarv O was sent The Bulle-

t1t t') llrtber J. \. Joseph:

, V.'r the 8t ttme In t10-o$ie htor to Nt'braska ladlese t th t'a ?rer boord, and w.s a big day in Nebr.ìska

, , i' .'-B',,' rtry, ' 'e vos nez a lleo.H.:.o present bitte that '.s 'r,3r' . ... advarced many rund on the ladder

seto c- Il o me.lees to say that tat ,Ure concate-o- re hc s'rter Lrnrberrnen

nt' ie .'. lto ..aterous lr. rher un and froltc, bu, , l'rrr'e- aeo l-r wh is due to c'ottrtCy to theIr

''O-r*'r,' Th0 res;C 'vas that dr, Eaton atd hl cspshe' ':" - r. r.ato it thtrì .w':' ttens 'ceii wrthtrr the tme se:.j

;'d l r. ct was ;'Cd rht to the mInute. Thect

'o .;O :'.' ';.r ' .ther ' That We Wont Go Hme 'Tt1I MOrrt-. ', . C' ev they re;l Mt.tnight aav :hc 'antetr'.' e-ed a.t l .'.1 the 1t-Hc.c -rer rc I bed he'

t ':-'s : .- 'C: tese ail thetr\tr Est.r' c:to sncthe: new ft.atre s.nd s. r-pua:

_e O prvc. .;ymcs' . S:ev'ene'n, tho eor:hy.. ::' .: C' :l :a. ros'de.. 'toa

lcor 'p-. was een: :h happy. t'i , lie- t.'ao t' ''\r it.rs'.ads. t':hem, F'aers.

. 'r' Swethea-te' made ti'cr present fo h'ette-. '3 t' .: h : z'e :f :h ,sc;:a. -e Q'e .

' Cd aher Cl t hls case ¿cos rz. aÇe ' " a vi:h '- ,ghtor, j hn

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toast assigned. Ills vas a happy speech for the occasIon,allorI, to the lolirt and mostly about the ladies.

But tarirtcr and apjlause and then moro laughter andapplause attended the many tilts of l'bn. W. I. Nolan, ofMinneapolis .. lr. Nolan is not a 1100-1100, but he Is a greatentertainer among lumbermen of the northwest. He camedown to entertain the Nebraska lumbermen, and certainlydid so. A "good tiring" never escapes lino-1100, so ho wasdrafted to entertain the banqueters. I-Io did so. His toastcoded tIre banquet happily, for roar after roar of laughteranti applause continued as long as he could be prevailed

lO to take tue liner. Whether the people of Omaha hear-tog this thought it was a dry banquet Is doubtful. But ina hrLlli tulk Mr. Eaton et tue banquciers go at this pointand, not considering truing sides the IToo-l-loo wore ableto prove lt had troco dry alt through the exercises.

.'tbout two hundred barieueters surrounded the board,and all of a hundred attended ilie concatenation. TIre kit-t(fls Vill renreinber theo exercises for n long time. TheOrnaba Wut or tacked the fire that has been a quality of itio tire now clint past. and the ten was free fronr any tingeof coarseness. Melt Eaton lo a good Snaric and a goodmanager. Things look on a business aspect that was goodro see. ll.o-lloo means moro now. lt's fun and trolle, anda good time, hut it le nlso good will and a benevolent spirit.FroTo now en many a good evife will have reason to blessClic Order that her husband Joined la some more happymoment. -

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Three Viczeconts and one ex-Vicegerent were presentat Omaha. N. H. liucy from Kansas City, Chas. Galloway,cf \Vetern Nebraska. and 31e11 Eaton, of eastern Nebraska,were present. Burt J. W .. 'girt. of Falls City, Neb., now,trmery Viccgerent Scrark tn western MissourI, had much:o do with th nititon. and Burt's hand ta these thingsieaskliftrlo.

Sna:k MelI E.- 't.mm:5en tsr Ho-Htm. B. J. Wright; Junior10-Hos. .A.. W. E c b .a r:; Bojum. C .. .. Galloway; Serivenoter.Sres: S:ecer.00n: Jabberwock, Jm'o. i. Mullen; Custoca-

an. Low Wentwerth: Aranoper, LeOn J. Millard; Gurdon,;. E. Blr.ge.

Hcd Fsaer Anderson, Clearfield, ¡a.; manager: -h: An ders'n co

RC MK'e !3.aker. Sou City. la.; oSiesmait Flde1'.zy L'mberCo.. Newport, Wash.!: Loi DoCngton, Huhbol, Neb.; ma.agerSos::e Cb.arin Lmnber Co.

.t_ 'e:.: Fer'e J.trat::, Omaha, Neb.; trame manager, Sorrcc'd.

:: Ya:ha- StaCey ttwn, Neh.; salesman Car-b.: . her Co. s':. Steele. Wyc.

Lo:. '-e J- .-- a Capholl. Omaha, Ych.: traveilnoi;oo:c. E . ';a.:y L:be Co.

.ad:er' Atkine, '.N ob.: owner M.m.a-:-;,l Lher C..ir:o: .eo :'r-y. Gr;:d islard. Neb.; salesma,

aod-.mdy Cc. Oahs, Nob.

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25166 Everett Sherwood Dodds, Omaha, Nob.; specIal sales-, man Adams & Kelly Co.

.25167 Robert Roy Edle, Humboldt, Nob.; partner Zook-Edio

. . Lumber Co.

;;: 25168 John 'Another" Fellers, Elk Crecte, Nob. ;manager J.

. A. Fellers Lumber Co.

:: 26169 Andrew 'Mayor" Grosshans, Aurora, Neb.; partner. .

Grosslmans Lumber Co.

. 25170 John Edward Hanson, Mitchell, S. D.; travelIng sales.

. man Wairath & Sherwood Lumber Co.

2l71 Frank Morton Harrisen, Omaha, Nob.; salesman Plat-. nor Lumber Co.

25172 RIchard Templeton Ireuston, Tokamah, Nob.; memberof (1cm E. C. 1-louston & Co,

,. 25173 Ralph Wilbur I-Iultmnan, Omaha, Nel,. ; sale.smnrin. Adams & Kelly Co.

y 25174 Elbert Curtis Leach, Oshkosh, WTls.; salesman Osh-knob Log Tool Co,

25175 Fayette Alexander Leard, Froment, Nob.; partnerKauffman beard Ce., Omaha, Nob.

25176 Newell Floyd Lccper, DeWitt, Neb.; yard managerJ. A. Sire.

2l77 Arthur "hams" McConnell, Ornaba, Neb. ; salesmanPlainer Lumber Co.

25178 Harry 'Bad" Nicol, lnnsas City, Mo.; traveling sales-man Bradford-Kennedy, Orna lin, Nob.

26l7 Charles Watson Pendell, Kansas City, Mo. ;traveling

salosman Ftarrls Lumber Co., Dallas, Tcxas,:

21 80 Joseph 'Longlengths" Rauh, Burchard, Nob. ; man-,

ngor S. M. Philpot... 2]Sl C. M. Sclrroder, 'J'clearnnh, Nob.; manager and owner

C, M. Scitroder.25182 hubert Peter Simone, Spencer, Nob.; secretary and

Independent Lumber Co,

21S3 Leslie Alden Smith, Chicago, Ill. ; president and buyerSmith Bros., Armstrong, Ill.

25184 T,islo Wortman Smith, Omaha, Nob.: salesman KeysLumber & Coal Co,

, 25186 Avery William Stocklmam, Winside, Nob.; managerAspegren & Strand Lumber Co., Lincoln, Neb.

25186 Richard I-Tarry Tolhtirst, Elmwood, Nob. ;yard man-

tiger Union Lumber Co.

25187 WIlliam Earnest Van Seggern, Wayne, Nat,. ; sacre-tary Phllleo & Van Seggern Lumber Co.

: 25188 "Remind" Lisle Wheeler, Corning, Ta.; salesman W.; ir. Gerlmart Lumber Co., Omaha, Nob.

25189 Oliver "Earnest" Zonk, Humboldt, Nob.; partnerZook-Edie Lumber Co.

Concatenation No. 1673, Omohma, Nob., January 20, 1911,

Successful Concatenation at Kansas City.

The concatenation at Kansas Cityon January 25 provedall the success that had been predicted for It. While norecord was broken as to the number of initiates, the classof thlrty.five men lined up by Vicegerent N. H. Huey gavethe officers all they wanted to do.

The meeting was held In connection wIth the annualconvention of the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association,and In connection also with a called meeting of the Su-premo Niño. Itcan be realized, therefore, that VlcegcrentHuey had his hands full, both of business and entertain-ing. 11e was amply equal to all demands, however, andendeared himself to all the hundreds of tnetnbors of theOrder who were present and participatilig.

Brother Huey, it will be recalled, served one ternI asVicegerent at Salina, Kansas, where he made à high roc-ord as an efficient officer. On his removal to ICansas Citylast fall he was appointed Vicegerent for Western Districtof Missouri, and promptly set to work on arrangements fora big roùndup of the membership of Hoo-Jloo throughoutthe southwest in connectionwith the lumber meeting andthe meeting of the Supreme Nine. He lias every reasonto be proud of the successful outcome of his energetic andwell.dlrected efforts.

The businéss ti'ansactedat the meeting of the SupremeNino Is reported in añother column. The members of theNine In attendance tookpart In the concatenatIon, thosepresent being Snark Harry J. Mi1ler, of Index, Wash.;Jabberwocic, Chas.P. Walker, of Oklahoma City, 0km;Arcanoper, J. F. Judd, of St. Louis, Mo.; Ourdon, T. H.Calhoun, of Beech, Ga,; and Scrivenoter, J. H. Baird, of

'Nashville, Thun. Senior Hoo.Hoo, Jeff B. Webb, of GrandRapids, Itlicli., expected to be on hand, but at tite lastillonient was called away oit imperativo business. W. E.Barns, of the I4ottse of Ancients, and W. ir. Stephenson,Supremo Representative, wore present, and boLli took anactive part iii the concatenation, boLli also piu'ticlpatlngin the meeting of tise Supreme Nine. Brother Stephensonarrived at Kansas City two clays in advance of the meet-ing, and was in close touch with Vicegoront Huoy in clos.Ing up arrangements for the big niecting.

Numerous Vicogeronts and xVicegoi,ents ivere in at-teitdance, together with several ex-nternbers of the Su-

pi'cnle Nine. Several ex.VIcegereiits, it wIll ho observed,iille(l stations at the initiatory ceremonies, An exception-ally lai'ge number of 01(1-titile members of tite Ordet' wereon Itand, anti several titisee, as tise ntiiiibei's were calledout, rounds of apl)latiSe voro elicited by tite announcementof nititiltet's In the first five Itittidreel.

]3rotlter Meli Eaton, present Vicegeteitt fut' EasternDistrict of Nebraska, frosit from Isis oeil big coitcateitationat Omisalta, it-bicis is also repoi'tod in titis issue, filled titestation of Itiniot' l'bo-uno-to the etitet'tttinmettt of titoold tttentbers nnd tite coatstct'itation of tite about-to-be, 'Fuept'eseitce of Snarlc hillier was greatly appreciated, amid hewas kept busy throughout tite two dttys of ltis stity shalt-Iitg liatids vitit tite tilousatitI or niere tnomlrnrs of theOrder present. A pleastutt iticident of his visit was hisparticipation in tite speecltrnalciitg itt a delightful luncheontendet'eel tite olilcot's and nìetnbors of I he lumnbot' assocIa-tien attd of 1-loo-lico, on tite tiny following the concatona-tiot,, by tite Chatnbet' of Cometinerco of ICaitsas City. ThisIs a hlve-wit'o huslitess ot'gattization, tltoro'ighly in touchwiLli evot'y movement ot' stiggcstion loolciitg to tito usrolno-time of tIto bitsittess welfare of Kansas CIty as tite groatin(lustl'ial aqd distributing mttrt of tite southwest, A. nimm-

ber of excellent Bl)eCChOs oit business topics wore made,interspersed with much pleasing good fellowship andjocularity. Stiarlc Miller, alter some graceful words ofgrectiitg, recited, by request, one of Itis poetical campo-sitioits, which was receIved with itsucit appliutse. Hisreputation as tite nìoderit hoot of tite Sierras had pro-ceded him to Katisas City.

Followlitg the initiatory ceremonies a buffet luncheoninns served and titen the I-bo-bo, new and old, witnessedthree lively i)oXittg bouts. The affair was held at therttgles' Club, and the hosts of the occasion were titelttmber and sasls, door aitd lilinti concerne of Kansas City,

Snai'lc, 1f, J. Miller; Seslot' lIno-1100, C. I), Crane; Jttniorlino-1100, Mall l'laico; l3ojurn. Julia I" tim tee-, Scrivettotar,liomer P. Allen ; Jnhbcrwoc.lc, A. il i,'pli ; C1I-41o('ntinn, A,N. Cummings; Arcm'mioper, N. M Lockiidgi; Gurdon, A, lt.Wilson.

2l9e Charles Francis Alicia, Kansas City, Mo ; auditorAmerican Sash & Door Co.

2;1 95 Franets \\'illi'im Ahorn, ltdtnn, \io.; traveling nles-mmcmi Niver Lumber Co., JCansna City, Mo

2:;] 92 llart'y l3ursaiee Alten, Kansas City Mo ; ti avetingsalesistun lJomer P. Alteri.

OB 91 Cinrlca 1-lowell Animes, ICansas City, Mo ; advertisingmanager American Sash & Door Cs,

2l94 Chartes lcrmincio Brooks, Onlogali, 0km.; inanagir O,E, Woodo,

25195 John Henry Collins, Ada, Olela.; mansgot' P. B. WilsonLumbar Co.

21195 Irvin J. Dalbey, iCellerton, Ja. ; owner I. J. l)albey Co,liii? Edward Dunham, Davenport, Kanoa City, Mo ; saies

CEcil t Goodlatid - Cypress Co, New Onorino, La25198 Philip Melvllic Emmert, Huteitinsoit, Kas.; P M,

Emnert,5i99 William Junibo Gardloy, Kanans City, alo ; salesman

Sabine Lumber Co.22OO Ruseril Lewis Geor, Kaitsas City, Mo. ; estimator

American.Snsh &Door Co.22O1 Tra Ashley Goodson, Brtvenwood, Mo ; manager M,

Gooditon & Co.

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\ CraiIkkIki, Kkrkk'k4S IlO. ; gtkkkrkl !kkkIkgiI Chi-Ca() LuIIII'.r Ç I2oii (1(1.. St. Louh, Mo.

2.Ù3 CIiarlc F.1go (irain' Ihokie, BIacicwell, Okia. ; man-ag r Fiorerkec J.umber Co.

:i:21j CharI E. IawrcIkc. Kansa? City, Mo ; treasurerSouthwestern Lumber Co.

22o: Chan. q tioPraki Makitis. 'ropeka. Kkks assistant¡lIai ger McCieery Lumhsr Co

252O Frkll (i1:I ris Mariner, R;insas City kt(k. ; managerIrkI rI(ktTk Ñi sh k Das r to.

2 2 0 7 i i tobo r' oo1 10001k M oses, K a nooas ('I ty, IO) ; t ra sei i n 4skoiem;ot. A nortean SkIio & Door CO).

:2o) S \!ooroioo ola ro Monolnert, Nk0105a s oity, Mo.; Coio S man-.0 0, 0 r \ oo SCOlO to oo gi n & l.ti in loor Co.

2&2 O t'lo i I i p Sb i ru ocios, J r., I kot i ogto n, lans. ; otro o- r OciosLumber Co.

:::2't Virgil IO-m'itt (T)rcoott, Ihnolial, 51o.; traveiioo saies-12)011 \VOÌS. liIociOk110k110. 'loxarkaloko, _\rk.

2521 1 °ilaro'ito John l"to,rs, Lincoln. N'b. Iloanager 1)ierksl.torooioi Coal So.

22I Jaiootq lto,toio, l°roetoor. OrIoojo, lo).; Stoiker J. ¡1.l'o oc I ° or.

2 2 t \ i il i m \ n i o r000 lia o i'.'i Jotjoii 31ko. i ra vel ingal000an i.'000g-lioii l,00000ior Co., iots:os City, oto.

i \\ IiIi,00io bobo lttI:nbci, Morato, Jas. novooer \V. J.Ito TO loi Cs.

2 2 \ 11,0 0 i l.O so I o 5h ti ny, I io k i n s .,. \lo. ro rl n er Dall»-Siosio' l,unoher Cro.

22l'-; %\ iiii \Slsooi Sl)oi!C \4a, O,)ki;o.; 0000ioor S3ooigo_ Loom-too t r00.

: .i 7 0119 i.000g S000,W, OOk,niroii, ûioloo.; 101000cog(r I', I1. \Vii-too o J,u on I,' i 1o.

.: I 'o O 'ari M 0000'1 'ii)ioríotl Solo))ooio likOIOiOiS, Kas.; noanagor.io,lo o .OØ ) 'Flo I ' roi t Cro

" I'' n io I i'l000k;On t5's)tOO)rooOoll, Oko5)i(io)I1, 1as.: ¡oran-oco o i'o osas l,rorostoor Coo., lloitcloi000ootr, Karo.

2J:'° I rink it \Vloorrilt, ('Joiaio,am:o City, Okia.: saies-In On S\I1) Eneirankon. 'i'oiororicana, .\ rk.

¿ o;lrn ' (r:olo I lorolos' \\ioit(', lIo'lnil, lCo .. ¡otro ¡logro,q,,, ro O o rs ,rokol I r,r0500rrr 1101(01 t i,i0000iosr & Coal Co.

o, org °''000nl \\'illiaioos. liiiol, (0km, )k1Oi05001)ofll,ko i 00ko 11001 ('yl000.0s ('00., N'o Orleans, J..a.

52 l llonr\ .1-ogoorol \\'lrrg;oroi, Marlito r'iiy, Mo.; onanagerii oir,, r i .0000rtoor (.'O., i(oïoioo tity, olO.

2 .ì ', lO,oili t ,r o 0k I \Voorstç r, St ., Toosojoi, t raveling sales-0001000 i I baro, SOaoio ,' lO0000000 (o., i)oorrooer, i,a

(oom,o Ob riatlioro \oo. iO7I, irorsa Cit 0.011o.,,January 21. Iltil.

Where Revenge is Sweet.

Vicegeront i 1-3. Alien tooi advaiitiige of tire ¡iu000heroof 111011i,('rlooeli gatiocreti itt Cuiotroolia, IlL, on Jalonary 27 tolotoiti io I i, Iii t (Oli Coli 000 rition. 'l'ion occnsiooi iras the fou r-t''or t h o i0000irul colo \elotioii of tite Sou t locro liii ñols Retaill.0000ì her lieaitts' Associati000. 'l'ho c'oncateiration was in'foto ¡ter I bu. tutti the evening loroted a ouest enjoyable onelo both tite kittens Stool tire old cats. The following wordsÙt_ advice \tero given to erich one of tite novices beforelot_' t' ¡ateo eri tire mit tat toto usi!:

- IR n h t '.°rior000 side to itoioo degr-it is not ail fotos-a is.'000, t000cik Osai otou shooiol carry iìotore and lorroctice.i 100 0 t 0000 .0 re ,O lot ; i f yero rioni kmoow hoo--iearn.150 -ito rol oriol irc0000rsprcj : oient laugh ioniens yrou want

5100 c'il 00010lloow Paiki 500k.I000 c1 o 000r tr,orki,l,o tr ¶o look ikatoloy. \015 iii loûtic

:1.at tioo olio. r Ir' t3;o ro ars soosilirog. Tioat 000glir lo) irrt t'_0o)r \Oo000't 0000' 0l lo) clos Sloe oiga of rllstrss; 1)I\,oaoo0

w kil 'r. ( it In or fac?.

1' lois colocatenat i(>it was t loe font 011o III which i loe suele-locro of tite nitiatiiog toise load ever appeared as officers.lt s ro' liocir chance for ¡creuse, and they got it. Theyptiilcd off es eral ¡reo oloioogs soot. In tite ritual, noei they1iro ed good fe:otures of tite evenings entertainment.

_t tuco sesroiott-oto-tloe.000jf for the entortain000ent of thelrrioìqln'tors a vaudeville Itrogranolore was reltoicreri. and theesetoing ciooed with a Imbiber of stjtt- talks, leaking thenight one 1030g IO loe reintoirobered. .

Snark, .1 li . ieoo ; Seorioar lIo?o-lJoaO. .1. B. Bruna; JusterllOoo-iloro, t' F' Conolot 00Juni, C. ri Scioivartz Scrivenoter,;;. ;; ;;,,,,, , .okobm morir. Gen, A. itussnoron; CuStoca-tian, H J. Kittoffelol, Jr ; \realoroper, Io1 Grcddc, Gurdon, WC ShotOjo

2:22 flobrt 1'.tdle Bo'i1ìnr. S.'toodroai. Ill cecretarv H.li hail & ¡'ko

:ii2»j Frankliot Slarsloaii l3rlclrey, Prairie du Roelotor, Ill.;owner Prairie du Rocher Lumber yard.

22 Ctoarloos Blake Cochran, Marion, Ill.; manager W. G.Coctorato & Co.

2:02s Clarence Agnus Coonbs. Kinn00000dy, Ill.; part ownerond marooger E. S. Combs & Sons.

2:;2:ìs William Harry Costoer, Prairie du Ithcher, Ill.; partowner r0000i In001ager Conner Lumber Co.

25oo Carl A000lroow Jr'otsSn0 ofarissn, Iii,; owner Jensero Lure-ser Co.

:i5:iiil 1:on Carlos Jones, \\'est Fraotkfori Ill.; yard man-oog.00 Stotioto-Ilerrin Lumber Co.

2;3ii Freol Oherhook, St, L000l.s. alo.; salesman Gui1d-Knebe1Lioroiloor Co.

2:;2?.5 'olaoortee hoy McCall, Sanolovai, Ill.; Owtter SandovalLoonotoror (.0.

2:::l t llenr IVittiietol Rice Mt. Vernon, Iii.; manager Pol-i000k l.00rootoer Cj.

2:i2.u: \Viliiano Christ Ilixoran . Iloyleton, Ill.; part ownertirol 001atrorgor esl000e I), ltlxoi000n.

25230J Neff \loxarool.'r Strilli), Cairo, Ill.; traveling saiesnianGreat Southern l,uoaber Co., I3ogaioosn, l.a.

Concaienoottoaio O. 1c75, (2eootraiioo, lii .,. Tanuary 21, 1911.

up New York Way.

Oit tite evelting of January 2! at Syracuse, N. Y., a.'ti)ieltditl coitcatetototion wron held by Vicegereitt Chas. John-5(500. 'l'itere wete footrtcoto lititiates, ttitd among these are¡lteoo of iroioi iiteooce lu tire ill nouer i ¡o d ustry i n that see-tiolo. Brotiour Jolonson roJeo load an initiating elite that wasr000iposetl of represeiittotise luiooherooien. Altogether theoveiolng WitS ft most successful else, and the concatenàtlon50005 con(lucted iii a ernst impressive way, the change from.tire etlotis to the frivolntts part of tire ritualistic workheiorg ¡lOost effectively carnet! ont. Brother J. B. Wall, ofBuffalo, acted as Junior. 'Fliose who know Brother WallrìJ.oitt,eciiote lobi lOItilSIOBI qitalificatioita for a position of tirialriotd, soben the oficio isrotogirt before bina are men titat loeloas lttrotvjr persoioaily, or Itas liad htosiness dealings with.'l'liete was a good attcitdaioee of noeonbers of the Orderftoslti Itoitots outside of Syracuse. 'l'hoose in attendance thatc'vettilog ao'e 010w tirgittg Brother .lohtson to arrange foranotheo concrotelisotion at . seoir e early date, either to be

. held ito Syractise, or in sortie of tire western New York .

cities.. . .

Sorark, Ciras ... Tohoison; Senior 110e-I-10e, Ges. J. Micitel-nero; Juooior lino-110e, .1. 11. \Vail; Bojum, R. G. Brow'neii;Scrtve000ter, l0o'IOt, 9) Tyler; Jabberwock, ir. T. Trotter; Cototo-catian, ,lros, It. Pattorr ; Arcanoperr, S, R. Cornislo; Gurtloor, F

r13riggs. . . . .. .

25257 itoloo-rt ltolo0.rlge ito4, Tio-, N. Y.; president R. E.lloyd & Coo.

25235 Edgar 't'ursono o Ciaoio, 050000cioester Ceittor. Vt,; gen-orsi rna000ogo?r arid treassornr Newmont Lorooaber Co.,Gre000w'icio, N. Y.

2:, 3 foro>> 5 l'i ¡ 5 S (00 00 0k cloro on . 'l'o roto to. On t., Ca n ; pren-lolotit atod gourou ¡a cagot Cunirloogiroona Loonoher

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22.iQ Jool000 l'roroti Dòoitls, .\llaaooy, X. Y.; salesiaran 111cc &:..tso1rw000ri I ,00 roo irr (000 Siori ngftold, otass.

25241 Viliis Lo Etosigor, ltingioamton, N. Y.; vice-pros-ioiûtot :0000i eiieoat 010anager Ensigor Lumber Co.

23212 Frederick Ailoireirs Ilaig-lot, Troy, N. Y.; trenoluter(ìt( Oat Noon loe re laitd & l'i mber Co.

2:2 i Arti000r liroy000cood Jetten. . i4noiioester, N. Y.; travelings:oir000aoj La itan & l3ak000, Jersey City, N. J.

:ì:;21 i \\'iitjíotoo 1oiwloi Ktohri, hot (falo, N. V.; traveling salon->00500 llo?oi000is l)eor Co. .

2524O \Viiliano bitt> Piov000jster, New York, N. Y.; saiesonan.\v. at. r:rorutie Co, . . .

ii:;i lii Sar0000ei Coii'as Titompeôn, 011aos, Ooit., Cañ.; salesmoti> rkrtgeo \V. C. Edwards & Co. . .

:i:íii t George 'FttI1 of' C'etool, Albaroy, N. Y.; partner FCtrrtz. & \%enol. .

2524S Harry Isaac \Viriffeoo Evita, N. Y. ; salesman Camp. . . Mfg. Lo. J'oankiioo, Va.

2219 Wiliiam Jatees Whiptole. Rocloester, N. Y ; secretaryTr,otleos no & Lurtober Co,

2:2o 11Onte Joalon \ tille, iiortfalo, N Y , soalesoiran ¡r0ouoisl)oor CoConcatenation 'o I76, S racu'e. ' Y,, .Tanuar 24, 1911.

TITE BULLETIN: A MONTHLY JOURNAl> 1)EVOTEI) TO ITOU-1100

Good Meeting at Evansville.

Vicegerent Will H. Bultnran, of tite Soutlreo'io District ofindiana, held lois first concatenation at Evnioville on Feb-i'uary 2, and it proved a very lntei'esting and successfulaffair, although the attendance- of nretoibet's aitd tile tium-ber of Initiates was rather small. Vicegereiti Bultmanhas nothing to be dlsaopoiioted ovei' in his class of ciglot.They are ali good meir, and it is trot itrotnbers lout qualitythat makes a good coiocatenatiort. 11e is waoratoted, bow-ever, in feeling sotne measure of disappoiorttsrettt over theattendance of members of tite Oi'der. In titis malter loewas not supported by tire inembei'sirlp at Evansville ashe should have beets. This is tite first cotocatenatbon,however, to be held in iivrttìsvbble for sonic tuno, anti ltconflicted In date witbt the big irardwood Itteeting atCiaclimati, winch was attended by a good trinIty Evans-ville men.

Nevertheless, tire c000eatenatioto was a tiistinct success,acknowledged by ail titase viio attetoded ros tbt best andmost interesting they ever witnessed, Several hew feat-d'cs \vere Introduced in tite .Jtttobor work, wiolcit rassedoff stosootloly and ito good altier. Dote to vreviosoe tiriibbtrg,tite team work of the oiblcers wrts adtnirnbbe,

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Vicegerent ]lultmats deserves muelo ct'etllt for tite wayhe went about tiria concrtleiratbotr. He expected- to haveoresent Supremo .flepreseijtatbve W, M. Stepbowisoro, bett

It was itnpossible for Mr. Stepiretreoti to attend, on cc-count of the date conflicting witir otiter eirgageitretots inoideweeks ago.

.Vicegeretst Buitman took occasboir to airnoutoce the at'-. rangetrretots perfected for tite toext Airnioal Mectittg, rtttti

believes that there viil be a good delegation frote tite

Evansville teri'itoo'y. .

In this conirectbon Tire Buihetitt is pleased to presenttire picture of Vicegereirt Buitmato. He Is as ioandsoine asthe. picture indicates, but considerably oIdor titan bi accorato sloow.

Snark, Will il. ijititonan; Senior loo-lloro, A. J. 'Photo-ton; Peeler Hoco-I-ioe, E. P. Lubrlrog; Ilojurio, E. S. CHars;Scrivenotor, Harry Roy; Jabbet'wock, J. W. 1toikeotsool; Cus.tocatian, G. '1'. Meloozet', At'cronoper, lohn Corete ; (ìotr,i000,J. C. Groar-.21211 Edward Elvioua Ailets, Clne, Iii.; onatrageo aIrd stock-

- holder Soutirco to Iilioroi'o Ltotrsijer Co,

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222 \\'oolter Q, Collins, look,, boot.; lotol0000 Iltogee & Col-lito s.

25253 iticionld iie000' liotroojco', Iieotdot sots, Ev , totri0000geoi i OOltOJCt'so)tt 13. Sltlopiy (.(O.

212 I Art lotto Claroosce Knogo.s, Evr000so'iiioa, lord.; 0000tooageti4vnlisviiie S. & 1). Co.

25255 l'noi I 'o\'000l ikiOlO oirtg, iosrttossiiie, lood ; strpet'intetodent\\'oOiiOtO-iotiot'i ¡0(4 iootioioer too.

2125t i i a try lliossi o', Evans oi I io, Fool. ; t r t s'il i tog saiestnanEvrorossi I io Sri toit ,oi0 1)oor Co).

25217 joohot lctrotiitiitr l'lati, Kvaoosviite, trod ; liar-sling sales-oruolt \\'ooiílirt-Jotiooiorg it000iiooio' ('to

:;';N l,oco i"ioo \\',ottro titi, i,00iiiioitlo, l' , sis'o'ioi rtgo'fltr oioiiioio i.ittot toorii0000 o ol iii tolti I oo'ior :000oo ('io , ttriititr-io lotis, liioi.

Coorcatrooalioro Noi. I 677, iltiotisciilo,, boo] , Lk'o'tot tono y 2, 1911.

Eight More for Ohio.

i leid iti cotottectioti soit io I loo atototirti toreetboog of thelin t'ti stood ?drtttrt fact u t'era' Assoclatboto of tito Il n ited

States, Vlc'egeteott lt. \1toCt'rtckeoi's eotrcntetttitioto at Choeur-tonti ott tb e eveti ing tif i'oiortlrt t'y i wn or li tI toct reterces,tlrirttgit B 'eiltet' M cC o'acioett ostos cotositieoabi y ti isrtiil)Oi lt ted

b to tite loll tot liso' of br i s i n b tirotee. Fie vore Il p rrgai n si tite obi-

titore board p o'opositio lt of btoi ditog ioi ebaab t(sgct boot' toi titeoIr (i O f a sttelttootte tsvt.clorys' Ito tu bot' toot ob b ltg. Ato eto ot'-

trtoots ct'ovcti rittoittieti tito ;issocbtotkrto toocetitog, 1001109' oft brut boro y i tr g licou tris ir did for' tu ree et' fou t' ¡boys. A t thecoot> cIrial otr of tite coto venthoit work tiret e wrts a veti brInehoegirro noti of thon city.

Neveo't.hi chess, Vi cegetett i Ji cC arbeit lt oid ato excel bett t

attetoobritoce of titetotboers, rotod ri sio,Ictly lit et.toobe cIties ofittbtlrites, rolotooh)eriolg elgiti toten. 'l'bo toreetlttg setos lotti orIole

I to ti> ro t. tite ofibcioth sia ti one we to iocbtb by su rIo old-il Itlel s as

\V. E. linotte, buir E. \Vllhirttoos ottiti \V. N, Wbhttnot, the Irrt-ter inch ttg rit otre t i Ott e Jrobrtinl9 tite 0000cl fa t000tts Bojutio Its

lite Soittlo, 110 tilled tirai stttliøir rot i boo 000ectltig tituber

discussit.ntt, t'hoIIe tite statIons of Setthoo' nuoti .11110101 , te-spectiveiy, \Vel'e occttjtbctb by Bootltoos \\iiII;rtons rtitd Diritte.

Foiiowbtrg tite Ittitlatoty cooetlronhe8 atr cit boyrobie buffetlit tt ein was set'veih ritt the toi) hoot' of blot' Sí ti boto , tioo detritia oid cbrat'acteo'ietic Itoep Itnohlty of tite Ci to I tillai i Itirinloertircio

hiel ¡sg (I ispiayed. 'l'ire httloelt was acentos ponto bed by ¡titisic,

rotod soste I li i Itre wiLls tire b it forroirti seo;eit>tr-ott-h hoc-roof ot'bg-

ilirthhy prescribed for cuelo toto oecasiùto.

Vbccgei'cirt ì\bcCrrsciccti . stIli moitI riorothoer coticabeinatboir

n little inter. at whIch Ire will Irave or bettet' chanco toinitiate a borge otrituber of tIte torore. icreist additlotoor toCiireltusati's itttnbt' fanally, of wIt leu titer-c nro a large unIti-leo' stili WI tboollt tIte lIght.

Siiorrk, .1. i i. ilnirol ; Soiolroo' lloo-JToO, ,ltso E \'inii000ns;,lto it ist lico- lioso, W'. 14. . Battis ; l3oJoi mir, W. cl. Wiloorot : Sit i coo-

to ç I o'>', i t. arcCttteiottt ; ,Tro.hionrw000.'k, 'tv. it, iicic'o esor ; (200s t tori>-

t not, Çioas. I I . A datos>' ; A reato oopc'r, lo', I 1. 1 hr I i tog ; Oto t il oso> , S

A. Alleni,

25 2 î Cloosrl es Earl Air d etsoor, Ci noii toisati, Oh loo , loo oolito' in-Slacci OOt' Ait I t & itockorolott Co,.

i o2 ;o On o ¡'go Ci i ifotal Anti t, Ci to oil n n irti, Obb , lot esitieoo t \ toit& .Tsckeooi Co.

22;1 1)011 lOiw;rrd iluciirI000l, Ci tsciiritrati, 0101mo; Ciorcirororotideputy Natiorrrol ArtitoiIottioit Ioisiooctiott.

2:;2t;1 ,Tiohtr licorret' Crosby, Cioicago, Ill ; vice-lit calilotot.

hiolloliorg orratiolgorotreitt,

25261 Bartlett Iiuogemooeyer, Glen Motry, 'reno.; ooertetar'y. Teotircssee JAirnIont' & Coal Cor.

25241 Oliveo' 'oVettoicil J urli, Cloicago, Ill ; salesman A., rL. . Ihitcheock.

252U ,tbednego Tl000nu Willlatose, Fayotteylile, ¶l'etotr,;partner Willlrtens Lotiorliet Co,

25206 Matthew Reed \Viliiarr>s, I)ronville, Airs ; mactiger ofsaies Il. H, lUtt,

Coircatenatlon No 1678, CIncinnati, Cirio, Fe'broorst'y I, 1911.

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Ltte But Lively.

Funny things will happen and the best laid plans onIOB are just as apt to gang aglee in the grand old Stateof Arkansas, the birthplace of lioo-Hoo, as any other seaport of the globe. À general confusion of (lates on Feb-ruary I spoiled one of the bout arranged concatenationsevor gotten UI) in Arkansas, 'i(ere good concatenauonsaro just now the rage, George J. Moseley, one of the few}Ioo lloo at Cottoii PiflUt, begati sonto weeks ago to nr-range for tl(i5 concatenation, and upon his shouldersali the work fell, for llool-loo in good standing in thatsectio!I are scarce. Ile \vas equal to the task, however,and booli liticil UI) 011(0 kittetis (111(1 sent out word thattl(o concatenation ('O(ll(i 1)0 hehl Ofl Saturday, January 2S.A (en da s prior to tiiI day he found that it would be im-louuibk fo( several of lìt kiticiis to he OU hand thatnight. ((0 hO uciit out hurried notices of a PostPonementfor one Ocek 'luis was the tth(iOing of the concatenation.WhO(( th following Saturday t'aiie tue delegation whichhad O ritteii from TUI(eiO (Uni Nevport that it voul(i beon ha nil Ja flua ry 2S fai ied to pit i n i (s appearance. Vice-gerent C N liouck came Over from Marianna to presideover lila n)aI (1(q) concat oi(( tion and fo und almost an emptysack Ile " as accompanle(i >v VIcegeren A. ',V. Parke, ofthe ('entrai District of Ari{ansas, and J. C .cGrath,president of the Arkansas Association of lloo.Uoo, fromLittle hock 'l'bese three began to skirmish about for afresh su iii of ki t tOns, vis t I ng t he vood vorking plantst hero, Im t rot'civeii sii(i) cliii I W hen they en tered aVe(1ec'ring J(lflt(t 'suero 000 of the Proprietors had been inthe l((ISiflOcs (or 23 years ((11(1 never heard of 1-loo-lino,t hat ti(e) tui !(('( their backs and went hack io the hotel toruminato 01(111 (larkOess should fall. In the meantime

lr, Mohele kept his i(ose to the trail and liad six aRpli.ttioii ulgii-ii luit th mere signing of applications did

not udii him out, 'fs'o kitteii showed up at tite ball at' e liou set Two more were sisited by anattorne- lateIn the afttriiooii regarding a ProsPectivo tour into bank-riiplo by another client. As tlii client was Iiea\-ily itt-dobtec] to the Prospective kittens, they cotild not be onliaitti aiitJ Iteflt tilo night with tite attorneys trying to sayotheir white alleys. inother kitten 'n'as checked out asmalinger of a Cotton I'lant woodworking iiidtistrv in theaftoinooji and was forced to leave immediately to takecharge of another at Rector, MinUter kitten had the tuis-fortune to lOse iil mili, situated a few miles from Cotton -

Plant, b fire during the afteritooti and he did not coton.TIto others tinti cold feet,

'Ihus it happened that in tite \'ery heart of tite ihestState of 1ioo-ii a coitcatenatlflh( was umnid with but twokittens, and cccii weise thait litai, there 'vere only sixold menibeis to distribute the Stations of the Nine among,

her l'arko being forced it take threj places andi3rother \ioseley two.

But lit iuit of the few cats and still fewer kittens,tb t1in as i oli \'orth the. t rip tite visItors ilIade. Theyhul enjoed a tisait supper tite evening before and wereIn fine (riot for tite candidates, Somc- new and startlingstunts \tere l)erforrned for their honor, and the time Wittenwould lta e bceu devoted to a dozeiì at an ordinary eon-

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catenation was given to Ham and Stafford. They were -

'veil satisfied when quitting tinte Caine,After the initiatory ceremonies Brother Moseley led

the cats and kitleits to a restaurant where a spread for5 lA(L11 hod bQei !aid, Thr wcr itvc kinds o alai,quail, barbecued jack rabbit, oysters, ten different klitdsof cake and all other good things a real good cook canget together, Tile eight In the narty huddled at one comer

of the long table, leaving the other to groan in Its over-burdened condition. Eight would never do for a Session.on-the-Roof, so Mrs. Stafford, a beautiful young bride, -wascalled for. She was equal to the occasion and graced thehead of the table with her presence. When-the south endof tite table looked as though a Kansas cyclone had struckit, Brother McGrath, acting as toastmaster, arose and inturn called on each one present, winding up with Mrs.Stafford, and she spoke very flatteringly of the Hoo-Hoo,Her health was thou proposed and clear water was theliquid with which the compliment was shown.

Vicegeront Houck gave notice of a concatenation InMarianna in April and invited all, especially the ladles, toatten(l. I-100-I-100 NO. (-.-.)

nark, C. N. I-buck; Senior Hou-t-Ion, Gee; J. Mosetey;Junior lIon-i-too, .5, lI'. McGrath; 00mm, Morton Leeds;Scrivenoter, À. W. Parke; Jabberwock, A. W. Parke; Cus-tocattan, A. \S. Parke: Arcanoper, Geo. J. Moselcy; Gurdon,J. B. Lambet.

52 George scott 11am, Cotton Plant, Ark,; proprietorG. S. 11am.

52;s William 1)avld Startord, Cottoit Plant, Ark.; buyerand e,itesmin for the Wilson Lumber Co., Toronto,Otit., Canada.

COacatttation No. lilt, Cotton Plant, Ark., February 4, 1911.

Backward Strides of Science.Nothing so demonstrates the rapId backward strides

of modern science as buttermilk.Buttermilk used to be made in a churn, which was

tvorked on the back porch of a farmhouse by a fat hiredgirl who was expected to be married as soon as site couldsave P200 from her wages of $6 per month.

lit those benighted days buttermilk was a thick, whitefluid, velvety to the taste, an! plentifully Intermingledwith little chunks of butter. - - - -

It was obtained by dipping a long-bandIed dipper Intothe churn in tite cool shade --of the milkhouse, and whendrunk under these - circumstances the world was - perfect,there was not a cloud in the sky, and the little birds sanggleefully all tite day. - - - - --

Buttermilk nowadays Is made by catching a -quart ofskim milk loa bottle, which is brought by a man wearinga ititlon button, and who never saw a cow except on a

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- A pill Is then administered to the skim milk.The pill Is purchased at the drug stère. Water Is

added to thé mIlk. We almost saId "once more." -

After forty.eight hours the result Is called buttermilkand is drunk by folks who smack their lips over lt and tellwhat Dr. Metchitlk-off said about longevity.

Moderit buttermilk Is as blue as a rejected lover andas thin as Dr. Cook's explanations.

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If the fat hired girl liad sot a churnful of such- stuffin the milkhousc the hired man who was waiting for herto save tip tite money would have resigned his positionits conductor of the sulky 1110W and woúld have gone as amissionary to the South Seas, - - . -

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night of September 9 last, duee be-- came p53-able for 1911, The HooHoo

year begins and ends on Septémber 9. -

- - Look up yoijr receipts, and ifyou findthat you haye- not paid - 191 1 dues, -

i_=__._a send 1M5 to theScrivenoter atones.Any form of remittance will do ex

cept stamps that are stuck together, Your Individual checkwill be ail right

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The Practical Side.The men whose Hoo-Hoo names appear In the notices below

ari out of work and want employment. This la Intended as apermanent department of The Bulletin, through which to makethese facts known. lt Is, or should be, read by several thousandbusIness men who employ labor In many varied forms, and Itcan be made of great valuo In giving practical application toHoo-Hoo's central theme of helpIng one another. lt Is hopedthe department wIll receIve very careful attention each Issue.

Some of our members advertisIng in The Bulletin fail toadvise me when they have secured positions so an old ad keepsrunning for months and months. To avoid this I have adoptedthe plan of running the ads as long as three months and thenIf I have heard nothing from the advertiser I will cut hIs adout. If at the end of the three months he stIll wiahes me toContinue it he must advise me. J, H. BAIRD, Scrivenoter,

VANTli1)-l'osltion willi a lititilier iitail(ifac't(trliig concerti by ait itou-est hotu iii every sense of lite word. llave no tise for booze attainer,Jtnott' tite sawutili part completely aitd kituw Itose to itandle neu io thebout advttitt:tge. A litait witit brains anti energy iteitlitti 1ko braisa, Stintsto have i chance to be assistant to- tito itreulticot or geiteral imager ofsome finii so as to learn tite tiSica cliii of tite biisiitesu, where proittoiioiiWottitl bogiven if t itiake pootl, \Vooiti go aiiywiiere iii ito (J. 8., bitt tre-fer tite Souiit or aotttiiwest, t iteiieve I etto itiake good iii VtIalttvcr psi.tloit I hold. I I energy tutti boit its Is what you iieetl io you r httsitiottu givean iiteligibie a c'itatice to ituke itiinueif eligible. Atitires '' Iiieiigibic,'' careJ. JI, littirti, Scrivoitotor, Nashville, Teint,

VANTEl)-l'oitittii, Ait Aittericait, 18 years of age with ten yettrs'ttxperiettce as a-Ittii)iic aceOttntttitt, two yOars itt tite Ititidtor bttiittt'ss withversed in c'oittiiiercial asti Corporation itttt', gesti correspondent thu sys-teittatizer, liest of refercitees, is opeit for engagettietti tiboiti March

Iualar3' pa,00ii ocr ailnititi. Address 'At'cou,iiini,'' (titre J. Il . iittirtt , Scrive-noter, Naitt'liio. 'rouit.

\VANihlI)-\V tt'ant good slit uncut aitotut Starch i is folios's:'i ti) O udii ttauìtis for geoertti attwuttiil work, sucit :ts lai ii uug edgeru, litt.tiuug loutiber ouu I riuutuuter, rtiuiuìiog sittuiter, triuttititig itiga out deck, etc.S'tlges, 2.u5 for io itutuiru.

u log settler lui utili on deck $2.90 tier day.2 eiigerutteuu, Mel)onottgit edger, a.r,o ¡or day.I triuttoter uutaut for trippiutg saies frotut overhead cagi:, IO saw ti'iiuteters,

2.5O lier lay.i rougit buter graciet' on eitaiuts itaeit of tritututter, tittust is fauttiliar

ai tu grading ldtto oiiop atid box iuuttber for eastern siuipuuteni 2.7f, erthay. - -

a utteut for bui ing i uutiittr oir of sorting citsiuts p'¿21 icr tituv,- 4 to O yard utueut, *2.2.'i ti) f2,00 iterday. -

'i lutiner feeders, *2.00 icr day. . -

'I huiauti ng ¡tui i it;tttilu for geuteu ai itoric , 2.'15 per utili'.- 't iiox fttet'iry ittl(t18, *2 25 hier ultt3'. -

l'rett'r nietu tuitit fttutuiiieo, gesti ti)ivui, 1,81)0 hioiuttiliios, oli utliiut litS oftre:(t Nutri itt'ruu lia iiway divisios point, it;tH teut years' nu ii. tito dotiiuiel'iut ii:titd etas. G. A . Daly, Sttperlutteutiieiut Laittiii)avic tilsiter Ott.,Lettreuiwuirt it, %Vasit. - -

IVA N'i'ED-l't,sitiit ii' tui experienced lttuutberioaut with good h unitercolli hilO', tIM travel iuta 8aieou;uut for whiolesaie - citutthititty or I ut rettili. yard,lia ve it;ttl [(toit t two 'ettrs' sawuttiti experIence, six i'e:tru lui , retaii i tituberitutci nous ¡t itii ttu (i ratitciutututan. Ottil keeli reittil iuuutiier yard itovits. i oni'i'ii(tcui tviii refer 9'oit to icy ittst euttpiutyers iii svitino ettiploy I lave beenfor past iso tiud oout.itaif 'ears ((lt to .i;uutoary i, IDI i. iS Sitljiiiiiig u,kriçci t y sttiesttt;ttt ¡tuol uir:tugittututttut, A iii lit years - oid, titan ktui noii s u rleiiysttiuttr, Auliireus '' 1',- E, 11,.'' etico ,J, Ji, Baird, Serivertitier, Nauuluviiie, 'Ieituu

\VAN f lih)-(; tttti htttrutwoo(i iutitiber huts1ietutj', iluist he eutulpeiutntanti reiiaiuie (iii! tibie io fttrttisit referctt,'eu frutti gonii coite-orn

; t iiut'tiiiiertif I itto.ilon hirefPrreul_ Aiiiirc,Mi' '' Lyuteiti>itrg,'' otro ,i, li . liai ru, Kcu'ii'eui-eier, N:tsitvilie, 'ieitt. - -

\VA Nf hih)-Abttttt tultircit h , utteit for iiitflt ttttttsisiittg of sawtttiii wit titwo doniule ettI ivututi saws, ittttitiuug tvitrttt of 121,1100 iettt it r day of teilitoturs ; itoiuug ai lit h21,00a fest etìpttei i y ; ijiç f;tctory wii it 50,000 (':tpacity.

I uttaut iii keel, lull liciterai ettttstrttelioiu tinti repair- work ; wattt a Tentiabout 2t or 30 3'e;urs (tul tit:tt (tail ittiliti le a crew ti t, or O vieil; lutist li huer-st;tuud ittiiilvrlghi Sutil geiteruti eoltstrttetittut uvork, ulliti iie utitie to itistaii tillkinds of utttteiiiitvry ; uitttst lie teuuiperuile tutti a ititutier, -

I rougit i(tiutbcr gradeu' on sorting eitaiuus at uuiwutiiii_ J'reter a luauhint iiui grutuleul vestern titto or easiera aiuto iii ute, Cottiui tice a crete ofa ttr 8 tint willi tu io grader to lutti i ittiutiier oit of eitains ; prefer SweuiesNoruvc'giatts or Duttteuu, -

2 rottgii gr.'«tcrs for graiiluug 1110e itiu,tbt'r iut yard tu go to iuluituittg utili.2 iteihtors Willi litent grtiuiers. -

4 iiutul or ii,uoutì utten. - - - -

- I iriuouiter hita 0.2 itteit tt Pitt ituuttiter on triuttuuter. - -

3 luthier feetlara. - -

2 graders behInd planers, - - -

'2 lliflitjarc'ruu tiehitad (lotthile eilt baitds. -

4 ear iOtiuieruu at ;tianlng utili. -

4 or r, menIn itox factory.- - -

Addreu Lautuit-Davla Liimhier Company, Leuiveuiwortit, Wash.

IIVAN'l'lfl)-Sitttuttiiin as luaruiwotid munter lnuquectuur sud buyer. I1O

- - perleutee thirteen years yard foreueaui, suoni euirs iiiuyiutg arid ittcueciittgon ru(aul. Not an (uxhucrilutetut hut a rcaiit', liest reterenecs. Addrels

- ,' O.J.A,,'lCiat2, No. 72cl Vlneeuutues lid,, (.iticago, lii. - -

. WANTED__An activo iuiteresl iii a good retail yuurd in coniity seuil- uoWti lii uteultruti or southern iowii, (Juin invest dtU,000 to .i3OuiU fluid fiur

'- - fish alibank. busIness and Itersoutal references rtuqtllreui. FIfteen years--- aduni exiierleuice, Address -' Iowa," ears 1. II. htalrti, Serlvenoter, i" utcit--

ville, Tema,

I kitow (l i 11g -yel lonv pine u'uìneL'i-ui lii tue soutlit uva titing a flrst-eiutsusates lulanulgrr, -Tltejob lu ali right-tue usan Vitti OUIO it lust ho likewise,Wire i. Il, BaIrd, Suirlycuioter, Nashville, Term.

\VANTJip-11 expel'leoeeil hulittiteruttaut lui uteeottttiiuig, inuyiitg aidoeiiiuig is opeit for loll lout liS ethos ittutuuutger, tuittlittir or ii'lttti(l i abc cilargopttreltasing tuihieo ht nautIli. ilieveut yeuirtt 3'eiituv juittu exitei ieuueu. Ageal ; uttarrlcul, A I reitreuices. Athuiress ' 'A . A. .,'' care 1. Ii. hiuti nl , ScrIvono-icr. NashvIlle, Tenti,

\VA NT1il)-l'uitiut,i uts siiippluig cleric, yarul Puretitutit er klhul torouiiuiofor largo 11lit. Ilutco betun vorkliug lui sitippiuug doittiriittettt it yeiiituv lliiuutilI fou' fottrieeut yeutrs, Cuill fiurutisit (Cut of refereitees, AOdICMI " ireuttont,'' l'tire 1. Ii, litii ru, Scriveutoter, Nttsitviiie, ',t'eutut.

\VANT Iil)-l'uuiiiouu oui riunii eiitter iutu3'Iutg or uu'iiitug ituutiluer; ii ottidprefer schlug, Atti ut liraeticuti i tuuutitertutatt, itaviuìg torced fuir ycutra is Itt.uhteetor (If itutrtitytiuuui ; strictly enlier aitil etui give eoitu'u'rui satisiuit'l oryreferences, 1 ii ordor to get Riuirteul titi rietul will tinelli luisit ion uit n'erreuisitutaiuiti salary at tuo start, Aduireus '' b,oek liaveut,'' 'tire .1 II , lialuiSerlveuuoter, Nuisiii'iiie, '.fenit,

%VA NTIlI).-t'tuiii i(tll liS stliuuirihutenuhuu(tt or generai Itetnulger of saivnuiiiiui;uutt. Unii givu liest tif riuferoitces, %Veuit or utori hit est iureferreui, Ad.uiress '' %S''ut,'' cuire 1. h I . lhaird, Scrivenoier, NashvIlle, 'l'ucui.

VA NiEl) '-'l'ositiout uts tuttiutager of retail yard us hit guittul ouutivailyutili Willing to viuirt itt oui reuisuttutitie salary if Utero is ttiuiuu,riutltil y fuir tui.vaiuctuitic'uit uupuuit prier siuuvittg of tituirtueter utuid culltileiiv, I etui suutisililly lutait tuo fo referetuces ; ¡tute itee C(ttthieeiiuui Willi gouvi lieovie. Au .tires o''' rexuis,'' Strut 1 , I i , Itairui, Su:riveuiiuter, Nasilelihtu, 'I cit n

VA Ni'El)-I'ttiiiutuu as uttuttuager of rettili yarul. Iluittu iiaC I ott yearsexhuericulee hi uuiutitagiuttleiut of lattici. ttut strictly teuiupuuruiie, a huuuoiier outili(ttliuuess getier. Cuti etttuto at tutee tutu nviii go lutiSt, tiutywitere Cuitu givoliest of reforturuces, Aiiui reos " 1. 1'. IC,," cuire J. Il. hiutirui, Scn'iveitoter,N;usiuviile, Teitti,

\VA NTh1I)-l'ouii iou as wuuuiuiuu foreuuuuiuu or log t'ontrutetor (Juitt giveguoul refcu'u'uuies, Auitiresit " No. 21815," cutre 1. 11. Buiirui, Serivetututer,Nasiivi lie, 'i'iuittu.

\VA N'i' llI)-i'uusitiitui In 3'uini tir is traveiltug Sutieoutiuttu. I laie Ilituiflfieeru years' exiiuuriettu:e, juntO of tviuietu ituu hueiuuu lit 'lento 'uiruis Hutlarycur hituuiiioui tot oit tuuuteiu of nui uuiujeet. Atiulteuis '' Lock iiuu i;ti2,'' iitttvtt-ii'tioul, 'teints.

\VAN'rhil)-i'utsiiiiiiu no lituttul saw flier Willi bilant eotuoiotiuug of Iwo ortutore t)utluui uttiils iii suuuutuu henil itftul piace. llave liutti fiuturiectu l'etico' mlteri-etuce oui bittlu uitugiiu tutu uitnuiuiuu etilo ititi ittiut ltiruuieii licol tif u eferetucc'o,Atti uearrieti uuuui sirietly tctutiierate, Auitireuts '' (iiuiaituuuiuuu,'' c.truu 1. 11.liutirut, Scriveiuiuii'r, Nuislivll io, 'I'eutii. -

VAN'r El)-'t'o relurcoehit iuutuuiuer uulutui(ifutetttru'r litt cuuouuu lesieuu orsalary uit \Vuuoititigtuutu, D. (J, Ihuive ut gili)ii utiiico autul lutine iiuui ioutg u'xpe-rieuuu:e lut tttauttufutetttriitg tutu uu:iiiuig yeiktoe iuiuto tutti tui iuittui of llttruiivtuouiitutuibi'r. tJruuiursiaiuui tito iruuiu tuttI etui uitu(h(tu uutyuelf of suite to ut ini eeotttuuutly. Jiuldreso b, (i. Vauth)urzer, 1017 A, litaliul St , Wuioiuiutgtotu, h). (J

- VAN'tlil)-l'iisliiuitt aftur ,inuutttury i . 'l'iutiroitgiuiy 'xuu't ieuueeui in t Itocuisit tutu d'or tuuuitucs, liitiuuur Jobiuiutg tir utuuiutitfuueittu hg; iteqt (ii tofer-eutee. - \Vi il go tutu i iu rioni for ti guttiti unu, Attui reso '' IV,'' care i. Ji.Jiairti, Scriecuatter, Nuistuvi lic, Teuiuì, - -

VA NTiiD-I'ooiiiouu au tii'utu:lger (ir ott(ueriuuteutileitt for soute gnouyeiiiiuu' l'tue uuulii iiii'ait'ui iuu iint Suuuutit. Ilui'o tuoi uixteu'ti years' ('xperieuieosutil i';utu fitrittoit giri edge refutreutce, Aiidreuutt " W. M. i ," t'toro 1 11,iiuii nl, Scriveouuier, NashvIlle, 'i'etuiu.

\YA N'fliD-l'tisiiiiutt vii ii utuutuuuufuiei-uuriutg tir ivluoieotiie luutuu leur cotteernby ut yoiuuug ttuutit mliii ¡tuis ituni six years' exiiuuriuuutec iii titi' ill,uuuti;uetttrouueil stile of tuariiwouuuio, J lave uso iuuiui uuitiue exiuericuuu'e tu 'lloui' luhhue.A iii tuch a first tuiuio ,uiu' ,eotututhnt. Atiuiresu( ' Il uit-han Nui, 0857, '' cuti e J.II, Jittirul, Serivetioter, Nash sitie, Tettit, - -

VANT1il)-I'tisiiiuttt as huuuutttuger tuf rettili yturul, I atti ut thoroughlycoitipelent tutu lurtiiiluutl retail tarit tutnutuigiur, Ciii fturiiioit the liest ofreferettees. Aditresi '' Il, 1'.,'' cutre J. J I . Diii ni , Serivetuuuier, Niusiuvil lo,'l'etttt, -

\VA N'ÇED-i'uisilluuu uts foretitutuu iii ut cutwuutlil, I luiruiuvuuiuui p n'lui redhavi' ttu(i buje eeiierieuteo tuliO cuti gieu liest of references, Alti ClttiiiuiyO(iti i iiteOnt tutu givitig catisfaetiotu, tsut I eisit tui chtuiuige ineucelons, Adtirsos '' N o. lStd,'' lhuux 86, Garviui, Oitiuiiuotitut,

\VANTEI)-A. first duce toiii ctiiupiy tutu tutuielilutery otiiesuuu.ui, Voinstil it first cites exhierioluccii titOli that eutut show reouiiio JI .uoe flueterritory to oiler, giund hurohuoultiotu to right tieni. Ittist iu Htrict,uy miter,Write, statiuug exiuerietueo, age tuai refercutces, Atitlres " ht,' '.tru ,i. 11.lialrd, Scriveutoter, N:tiiviiie, Tetto, -

WANTEI)-l'uuuliiuiut au t-r.iveilng sniecuttutut far yellow litio or ('yiureocouteern. Aus ii years uf ago auuul etrieiiy eoiìer. llave tueetu brouugiit nipItt retail huuntiuutr yuirui, Adtiress " Icairflehil," care J. H. liutirui, ScriveiuuuterNasiuvilie, Toua.

\VANTgI)-Ity att exhit(rleuieeii luttoiuoruuuutn to uivalco etuututoctllsul ii'ith agoing coiicerui for lite tiret of file your. Tltortituglily tunuierstand everclepartuuuent of tite lttiiuiuer butsluteoo anui cahuuibio of itauiuhiiiug uuuìy pntuiostltiut frouui utulutulu - to tituirket. - l'refor hiardwooul or cyuresu htlanis, hutwoithul consider pine. Nouu"otilhuluiyed and can furnish references, Auidress"Cyhirecs," cutre J. Il. hlalrd, Scrivenoter, Nashville, Tenu,

WANTIiD-liy tito flrstof tite year a position as lumluer luictuecter forlargo eotnpnuuy. or its suuiuuriuiteuuuicnt iii saw huh or sawyer for iarg,o elreu.luir tutu. - Jlavu liad fitteen years' axtcrleneo in actujal uoiiiitig. (,an fur.nisti good references is lit character and tibhilty. - AthIres O. V. Adams,Carnbro,N (J.

WANTJtD-Jiy young uuiarrleul maui, positIon Willi uftolu cati door firm.Atti exporlent'ed In etere department, auidltlnjg, trafile, saies, s1uiiuping,null, bitokkeojulng anti mufle at estImating, Absolutely steady and rehialilo. At present employed by one of the best S. ¿k D. finiti io the UnitedStates. Address " ihlyson," cere -J. H. Bairti, Seriveneter, Nasiuvllle,Tono.

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