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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
WENT FOR A SONG
Rare Clarets and Burgundies
Sell for Almost Nothing
wHeElmeN AND MEMORIAL DAY
The ST. Cecilia Society Posrpones Definite
Action Unul Amer the Annual
Local Notes.

Large crowds and quick sales charac-
termed the second day of the owashta-
nong Boat club auction. Some few ar
tleles OF bric-s-brsc. the desire for
which inspired brisk competition be-
tween the feminine bidders, brought
very fair prices, but as . rule every
thing went ridicuiously low. The
women OF society wore present Ia large
numbers, and the management pro-
vided chars for their beue-
TT. In the morning only
wines were sold. and good judges said
that they were the finest ever sold in
Grand Rapids. Imported clsrets. san
ternes and burgundies went at prices
that might make strong men weep.
Some rare old brandy OF the vintage Of
1880 was sold at s. y quart. In the AZ
ternoon the furniture of tho reading
room, pictures. vases and hangings
were put up. The great bulk Of the
clubs property is still left. and the ag-
gregate of the sales will foot no many
thousand dollars. This morning the
champagnes will be sold.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

regular trott.ng meeting with ststed
purses. and the advlssoilisy Of disbAnd-
ing xxs seriously considered. The more
hopeful spirits. Aessrs- Lestners,
Brigham. T2teum, Dixeman. Pantl,nd
and few others equally enthusiastic
prevailed upon their associates, and
the July meeting Of 1891 was decided
on. Liberal purses were "hung up"
and the local papers doomed the meet.
ing for oil il vas worth. Great crowds
were attracted here, and the verdict 81
the close OF the meeting WAS
that il was . magnificent success.
Later in the year Mr.. LeAthsrs nego-
tiatsd the terms for the great Allerton-
Nelson race. Tho eyes OF the entire
horse world were upon Grand RApids
from the date OF the announcement
until the race WA over. Even now the
name Of the city 10 insepsrably ssso-
cisted with the greatest trotting exhi-
biuon ever before known. Following
these two splendid triumphs the Horse
mems association WAS infused WITH new
life and energy, 30 that today by skil-
fui management its meeting 10 booked
by the fraternity - equal in point Of
attraction and the value OF its purses
to the old and established associations
of the east and west. Mr.. Lsathers 10
not exsggsrsting when after snumera-
ting the peerless animals to contend
over the West Michigan track in Au-
gust ne says that the meeting viii be
one of the finest and best anywhere to
be held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Garfield Park Events.

CHICAGO, May 24.-Today's race at
Garfield park resulted as follows:
First race, three-fourths of a mile
Colo won, Free Light second, w. H. B.
s. third; time, l:24A.
Second, one mile-Palisade won, Miss
Patton second, Bon Ton third; time,
1861.
Third, five-eighths of mile-Glad-
stone won, Queen Isabella second, Fred
Knox third; .time, 1874.
Fourth, five-elghths of mile-Edith
Belmont won, Columbia second, Grass
Widow third; time, l:ll}.
Fifth, one mile and fifty yards-Ed
Bell won, Gendarme second, Robin
hood third; time, l:58i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
CITY HALL NOTES.
How the ofScials Spent the Dreszy Day
Yesterday.

How the ofscials Spent the Dreszy Day
Yesterday.
The city hall Was painfully dull and
dismal yesterday. With the exception
of Clerk Shinkman, who Was busy on
the council proceedings, the city Of
ficlals sat around, yawned, smoked
and told stories. Custodian Brenner's
osfice WAS favorite place tor resort.
At the marshal's Office the same old
jokes were threshed over, and the Old
favorite on Pinkiedoodle street was re-
ceived with the usual applause. Many
q street commissioner has been caught
with that f1imsy old chestnut, and
with the expectation OF seeing half
block washed out has found alter q
long tramp that the only washout IN
the vicinity was the washout on the
family clothes line. Highway Commis.
sioner Farnsworth was also touched
up, and the verdict rendered was that
he was too blooming independent 70
suit the general public. Even Sscre-
tary Wilson oil the board OF
health descended to cracking jokes
and in handing q reporter the daily
record of contagious diseases, re-
marked, "There is catchy thing"
The Weiden nuisance case was lam
guidly discussed, and the city attorney
declared that, IN his opinion, Judge
Burllngame's decision was decidedly
open to question. Major Ransom OF
the city attorneys Office had the jump
ing toothache and could lind no solace
except in plaintiveiy contemplating his
swollen cheek in q mirror. Edie
D'Ooge drove Andrew Fyfe wild by
smoking cigarettes sin chambers" and
playing funk with Deputy Murphy.
Altogether it was q dreary day aud
everybody was miserable.
Benton Lewis filed his acceptance
and oath OF Office with the city clerk
yesterday. He will today begin his
duties as clerk of the supply store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Running at St. Louis.

sr. LOUIS. May 2s--Five favorites
were beaten at the st. Louis Jockey
clue track today. All Of the winners
but one we're we'll backed second and
third choices.
First race, six furlongs-KanesviiIe
won, Miss Lou second. Mamie third;
time, l:l5l.
Second, four furlongs Anglo Saxon
won. yashti second, Little Gertie third;
time. s52i.
Third, SIX suriones-Hsppy Day won.
Backhound second, Leumbria third;
time l:l5s.
Fourth. six furlonas-Rsd Cap won,
Lord Willow Brook second, Nero third;
time, l.25s
Fifih, SIX fnTlongs-Clio won, Tom
Kari second, Crab CIDER third; time.
i;i5t.
sixth. nine furlongs--tassella won,
Lucille Aonette second, Carter B third:
time, ls57.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
AMuSE MENTS.

"Nuldoon's Picnlc' will continue at
Redmond's during the week.
There will be y matinee at Smith's
today.
Are they going to reverse the popular
taste in French dramatic literatureY
They have Kissed another naughty play
of the stage in Paris. IL tins sort OF
thing goes on much longer the French
English church descons aad moral
N. P.'s.
James Geary Of museum fame will
have a theater and 4 stock company at
Presque Isle during the GUNNER.
Rose Coghlan is acting in Detroit this
week. Last Monday Actor Manager
John +. Sullivan had q benefit, which
WAS rendered him by Miss Coghlan and
many Detroit friends. Mr.. Sullivan
was warmly received, and the affair
was pleasing success.
The Kendale are nightly testing the
capacity of Hooley's theater, Chicago.
Ii IL now denied that tins is their fare
well tour in America, and that they
will return in 1924.
Manager Lathrop announces DIR.
Herbert l.. Flint. the mesmerIsi and
hypnotlst, as the next attraction At
Powers. DIR. Flint viii open next
Sunday evening. and will remain for a
week. During this engagement popu-
lar prices, az mentioned in the adver-
tiscment, will prevail.
In letter r. T. Hamilton writes that
the great Barnnm A Bailey show with
the stupendous historical spectacle, the
discovery Of America, or Cplumbus,"
will visit Grand Rapids this summer.
Redmanes viii not close on Saturday
night as has been announced, and on
sunday night that perennial but de-
iightful comedy, Little Nneeefv will
begin weeks engagement. This at
traction has not opened here in two
seasons Herbert Cawthorn, one OF
the most original and amusing Irish
comedians 90 the atage, still heads the
cast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Gravesend Races.

GRAvEsEND, May A.-First race, five-
Fights mile-Hammie won, Sliona Sec
ond, Warsaw third; time, LOST.
Second, one mile-Bolero won, ban
quet second, Stockton third; time,
l:42f.
Third, the Clover stakes for 2.year-
old filiies, five-eights mile-Raindrop
won, Propriety second, Minne-ha-ha
third; time LOS.
Fourth, the Brooklyn Derby ,one and
q quarter miles-Patron won, Charade
second. Mars third; time, l:l0t.
Fifth, three.qnarter mile-Trinity
won, Busted second, Onward third /;
time. 1851.
Sixth, one mile-Sir Arthur won,
Hamilton second, Madrid third; time,
2:04}.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

Sheriff Mcqueen appears 70 b wroth
because persons convicted in police
court and sentenced to tho county Jail
ere not committed the instant court ad-
1ourns- II il claimed by good lawyers,
and % understood generally. that the
sheriff has no jurisdiction over . SEN
fenced criminal until he is actually in
che custody of the sheriff upon deliv-
cry of body under commitments. 1t is
no concern OF his, as . matter Of law,
whether the condemned be handed
pver 10 him early in the morning or
late 1T night IL Is hrs duty to receive
him earlv Or late, when . properly GER
,1i6ed commitment accompanies the
|ofender- II may entail inconvenience
and annoyance TO have his rest rudely
broken IN upon At a late hour of the
night, but that is one of the things he
y expected, as . public officer, to en-
oure. The county Jail is, or should he,
open At al hours of the day and night
% receive criminals. If Mr.. Mcqueen
yfefess to ac3 a. turnkey at night in
peead Of deputising person TO act in
ohst cspacity, he must put up with
such annoyance ss may be caused by
lnts deliveries Of convicted persons.
Mr.. Mcqueen does himself and the DO
lice department an injustice by indulg-
srg in heated criticism, sscribing sordid
uotlves 10 perfectly legal acts on the
part Of the officers. Many times il be-
comes necessary TO hold convicted per-
suns ~ police headquarters to secure
evidence. il possible, against other
Inwbreakers. AZ an act of mercy too.
pgsoners are sometimes held TO await
payment of ines. In such cases the
okerlff may lose the profit in CON-
m1tmcnt and meal or two. but 1t can
noe be believed that such officers a.
Lieutenant Hurley, Sergeant Webb and
Captain Johnson would DO parties 10 =
pienyune policy. such - implied by
Sheriff NcQueen's incorporate charges.
A. the sberiff's great ehieftain, Grover,
once accidentally said, "Puelic Office
n pubic trust and is not private
map, nor free from uorry and vera
cen Of spirit. He VII do well 10 exer-
eise . little more Of his weli-known
eondescension and gsuialisy IN receiv-
Ing midnizht tosrders. and not grow
choleric over a fancIsd imposition upon
his e>sa nature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
NEW MExTco'S HILLS.
Charlie Coles Entertaining Descriptions
of Their Scenery.

Charlie Cole, who il spending some
time at Harvey's ranch, thirty miles
from Las Vegas, New Mexico, and
10000 feet above the sea level. writes
very interesting letters 20 HE parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cole. From one
recently written the following IS an ex-
cerpt:
I'VE left Las Vegas about O'Clock
saturday morning and arrived At the
foot Of the mountains AZ i2,45.
thought The hlIis we're pretty steep IN
Grand Rapids, but they are nothing o
those We sode sp and down g. set to
the foot of the mountains, and then
the latter are nothing 10 wnst We came
pp altar ws left the wagon. Three
other persons CAME ep. and ee had
hfg load of pfosAssohs. When ~e
reached the carriage hepss vs had 10
ealsssa sud paez ali the thiHss Ga
bgffes, The kssneFy q nssehiaeent,
add there are Hssay fhihss ssssss9fa d6es
nst zee hssn east. After We fesenssi tie
~sssa baass se bad = little IaBsA.
tsssled little seffse. sal thsa ssaffss
aP us tssil. faas = tasfs s4iisd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
QuARRELED WITH THE JEHu.
Two Englishmen Celebrate the Queens
Birthday.

Yesterday was the twenty-fourth Of
May. the Queens birthday, and two
swell Englishmen occupying good posi-.
tons in society and business circles,
started out to see the town IN honor OF
the noted day of good "Queen VIC"
First they had quiet supper at
"Doug's" and later they enjoyed them
selves in the embraces OF the sirens at
smiths. Not being satisfied with the
way they had celebrated, they started
for disreputable house on Nc
DOwell street. On the way back
they had an alteration with the
hack driver and finally landed in po-
ice headquarters, charged with draw
ing q revolver on the driver. How
ever, no complaint, was entered against
them and they departed. ostensibly
for home. One was perched up on the
seat with the driver. but the other
thought il better 10 enjoy the evening
air aud took = stroll honlewsrd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
HELD A JOINT SESSION.
The Local Councils of Royal Arcanum
Enjoy Themselves.

uS A<O~01 SOoAShS VI NoJea S11~ehoAh
Enjoy Themselves.
Bryant council No. 49,, Royal Area
mum, entertained its brother councils,
Valley City No. GIL and Grand Rapids.
No. 1889, last evening in Elks' hall.
The membership OF each council was
we'll represented and the evening was
devoted to social enjoyment. The
meeting was opened according to the
ritual and the regular routine business
was transacted, after which the guests
were RECALLED with ice cream and other
refreshments. Cigars were passed and
a social seance followed. DR.. c. Z.
Patterson, regent of Bryant council.
presided over the exercises. Brief
speeches on matters pertaining
the order were made by several mem
bers, among whom were Mayor Stuart,
Colonel Aldrich, Dennis l.. Rogers and
DIR. c. E. Patterson. REGULATIONS were
gwen by w. I. Wilson and j. K. Bur-
nett, and H. b. Baxter sang o song.
George F. Blickle entertained the men,
bers with his mouth organ and banjo
combination. This was the first joint
meeting ever held by the councils. and
it was such a decided success and SO
much enjoyment was afforded that 1t
was voted TO hold like sessions quarterly
hereafter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

The ST. Cecilias Will Wait Until Their
Annual Meeting.

The st. Cecilia society held q pro-
tracted session yesterday afternoon.
Only forty-one out of over one hundred
actual members were present. An IN
formal meeting was first held and the
matter of building at once was thor
oughly discussed. Some OF the ladies
wished to have plans and preparations
for building begun Immediately and
before the annual change Of officers.
Others thought it only just to the in
coming officers that the matter be
until after the annual meet
ing and election one week from Friday.
A formal meeting was then held and it
was decided that no action be taken
until after the election. The society
the erection Of $50, 900
structure. A very fair sum Is being
realized from the rental of the house
on the society's recently acquired lot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
SOMEWHAT DIsFIGURED.
George Burns Wonderful Condition
and Experiences.


If papers found in the possession of
George Burns, who applied at police
headquarters last night for lodging are
to be relied on, he is indeed 4 wonder
full specimen. He was born in Scot
land slxty.two years ago. but at an
early age emigrated to this country.
When the war broke out he at once
enlisted in the Forty seventh Massachu-
setts volunteers, aud served with that
regiment till the battle of Antei-
tam, when he was captured.
He was confined in Libby prison, where
he spent seven months and thirteen
DAYS. He received over one hundred
wounds while in the service. After the
war he went as engineer on the
merchant chip 'Savannah," and sailed
with her until she was wrecked in 1884.
In this wreck he received injuries that
caused his heart to be forced to the
right side Of his body, where its beating
can plainly be felt. lie has had dead
bones removed from his left arm. The
ribs in his left side are entirely gone,
also the knee cap of his right knee and
the end oil MS spinal column. He is on
his way from Chicago to Detroit. where
he has relatives. He receives y pen.
sion of $12 per month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

rHlLApEsfHIs, May 24--Thers was
good attendance ~ the driving park To-
day 30 witness tue frs, days racing of
TIE southeastern circuit. Toe track
vas IN first class condition.
Two forty.hvs ciss-. pure ssoe-Be.
ford b ~on. Chimes Boy seooni, Lady
N thsrds time. All.
Two eighteen. pselns. purse $500
Aaasae woa, LADY, sheridan second
M.renses third. tine. 2isi.
Two shirty essss. parse tsoo- Conway
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
More of Cupid's Work.

Last evening at 7:3o o'clock Miss
WilIwerth and George Wiswell were
united in the bonds of wedlock. The
ceremony WAS performed by the Rev.
Charles Fluhrer at the residence of the
brides parents, No. 3ls Straight street.
About seventy five guests were present,
who showered the happy couple with
congratulations and good wishes. AZ.
ter the ceremony q very elaborate
wedding supper was served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Hoboes Are Quiet.

Detectives Cast and Jakeway who,
with two other officers, had been
on special duty OH the west
side, near the location of tho
''hoboe" gang, reported At head.
quarters at o'clock this morning, that
all was quiet. They are confident that
those arrested last night are the ring
leadero of the gang.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Cincinnati Races.

CrScrxSATI, May 2l.-First race.
Mardeus, three-quarter miIe-Mente-
viso won. Rebuff second, Bag Pipe
third; time, 1:l6l.
Second. selling. one mile and seventy
Yards - Red Prince won, Eugenia
second, Orviile third; time. 1:l5l.
Third, one mile. handicap--Yale
won, Critic second, Knott-init third:
time. lash.
Fourth, fiye-eights mile, Clipsetta
stakes--Issie won, jessie Lee second,
Jay s third; time, l:o6i.
Fifth. selling, five-elghths mile, 2
year-oids - Prctender won, Elyeium
second. Interior third; time. loo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
PRIZES BOZ rae RACE.
Arrangements Being Made for the Pain
field Contest.

The arrangements for the road-race
90 be run 70 plasnGeid and return
Decoration Dag - progressing finely.
A. u. Richmond, the usnsgef 81 The
race, received today fall sait Of ta-
cycle clothing. saeladlng shoes sut
s~satsf. IL was donates by sfessulIy
= js1sfy 81 Chicago. 81 be used as
rriss. An elegant gold medal valued
al 80 ~lil be gwen % tae nan making
1iss bess tins. fhs sses has become
hstase sAss i l8sksa forward - vita
lntsrexs hy ali bicycle siasfs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Rfort = fis1rnonire Pom.

R.Tox ReueE. La, May 21--7he
effort 20 harnonize the McEnery ard
Isffsr state central committees hes
failed. TIE MeEnery men have called
: convention 20 meet ia Baton Rouge
Jfne IA, 20 seiecs natsoDsi delegates n
presidential electors The Fntsr con-
vsntsea meets on the same day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

He L. soiousnine in the Cry u Reesss-
Get. NY.

CsfcAeo, May f4s--captain Eesn.
The missing shipping master Of the
Nersel OwDeYs' ssecc,st'oo, hse been
located in Rochester. y. n. ubers y .
ssid ne went Of he own accord. John
J. Keith, wee president OF tbe Lhke
Carrier sssccissson. learned Of bgans
sbereshouss today Through the follow
inK telegram telegram s'Rned - >. A.
Bradley, friend OF the fsmsly: in
form Young Egsn be fstber . al rsxfst
II Rscbeeter, ~ r., and ~ come home
~ once" Nothing more 81 Ekon's
wan6trines since bs eisappease5 could
NJ learned. bot Il v The fheerf that the
fbyeafs Of the s<suen's onien fright
sneo him. and he ran away 20 ssoG
violent fressDsnt - the hands Of hs
euerniea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
WILL CONSIDER 1T.
Mrs. Custer Invited to Deliver IN Ad
dress Next Memorial Dag.

Yesterday at the requesiof Mrs. Gen.
eral Custer the following committee of
Custer post. No. 3. G. A. r., called On
her at her rooms in the Warwick and
was very pleasantly entertained: Com.
mander c. r. Coffin. A. c. Adsit. Blr-
ney Hoyt, II. A. nydorn, X. A. Dap
per. T. G. Putnam, A. G. Jsckman,
Wilson Jones, p. NJ. Clark and Edward
j. keate. The committee extended an
invitation To her TO deliver the Memoir
ial Day orat on in this CITY next year,
and she replied that she would consider
the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Tramping to Chicago.

Three boys tramping from Detroit to
Chicago applied at headquarters for
lodging last night. They gave their
names as Dell Moore, James Weston
and John Clark, and their ages rs 10.
Is and IA respectively. They were
given bath, supper and bed, and
will resume their tramp this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

One rear ago the Grand Rapids
Horsemen's assncistlon Vas "A inasni.
ncant ana puny orrsnizotion with
scarcely enough suhstioa IN - make
10 10 survive an unffienaly worf IL
criticism. II ~ss considered \ hazard.
eus undertaking 70 attempt " bold .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
SHOT a PoLIcEMAN.
A Mob outwitsed IN sn Attempt 10 Lynch
the Murderer

DALLAS, Tex, May 24.-This after
noon Policeman was shot and instantly
killed by negro named Henry Miller
whom be was trying 20 arrest. Tonight
q mob attacked The lsil and IN the mob
Two men were seriously shot. TIE
mob finally dispersed. wren they saw
tilss 70 carry the jail meant heavy less
Of life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

RAnrs, the famous old horse 70 long
king of the trotting turf. is dead. For
SIX years he maintained his supremacy
with q record that could now be beaten
by no less than Fifty horses. Time
changed. but ne could rot change bis
own
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
Incend,arv Fire.

The alarm of fire at $50 o'clock last
night was caused by the burning Of .
vacant dwelling house at No. 40s Foun-
tain street. 1t was owned by j. AIdrich
Smith. The cause lie unknown, but
probably incendiary. Fully insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

FOLLOWING the announcement made
by Lord Salisbury that free trade is .
failure. the senate of the United States
manlfests disposition TO let the 81 :
jsct Of the tariff rest in quiet for sew
eral weeks. This 10 an act of charity
that will not pass unsppreciated by the
bewildered democrats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

yrpsH BrsrIssAsx has very effect
lively disposed OF an obstinate and
offensive smell" % far ~ shs court
can do 80. Vow the city attorney
might take . hand 10 di~.p Asng ,hs
oder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.
A Pleasing Entertainment Given by the
w. M. College.

w. M. College.
A fair sized audience listened to the
concert given by the West Michigan
business college in the Good Templars'
hall last evening. The following is the
program rendered:
Andaute and variations for two pia.
nos, Misses Bush and Cowles; recite-
ton, Miss Fannie Compton; piano solo,
"Campanella," Miss Cowies; recita uon,
Reading letter. Miss Ida Edison;
piano solo, Miss Frances Cowlcs; recita-
ton. Miss Fannie Compton; piano duo,
Misses Cowles and Bush.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-25

SUFFERING from the effects Of over
advertising the coast cities are passing
through . crisis that will test their re-
sources to the limit. When confidence
shall be restored again, business will
respond and lively times will favor the
web-footed denizens Of 0regon's drip
ping forests and washington's cheer
less mountain f&stnesses. If you lave
= job. 1T fair pay, keep IL rs long rs
you can. for you will travel many q
mile before you run up against state
superior to Michigan.