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and German. Al references. NJ. e. l5+
Sixth-aVe.
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BOY. II in office of commercial house. has
had Two years office experience, hes.
references. WILLIAM LEDERMAN. SIS
Glenmore-ave.. Brooklyn.
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COACHMAN and GROOM.-Industry. soori-
ETY. and Willingness will be personally
vouchsd for by previous employers now in
city. COACHMAN. 2.15T Broadway. corner
I6th-st.
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BUTLER or VALET-By an EuglIshman.
aged %: thoroughly experienced q.
MAR BOROUGH. 25 West 16th-st
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Bonnemort- Thornley,.

Wednesday evening the marriage of
Miss Nora Bonnemort and J. w.
Thornley, was .solemnized at the home
of the brides. parents, J. H. Bonnie
mort of Kaysville. Judge King of Salt
Lake City OBLIGATED at the ceremony.
The bridesmaid was Miss Corey. Fer
guson, the groOmsman Mr.. Nick Bon
nemOrt. The flower girls, who were
the Misses Cora and Vera Bonnemort,
Norma and Matte Thornley,. resembIed
four little fairies arriving to announce
the results Of Cupid's arrow. The par
Tors We're beautifully decorated in
white and green, while the dining
room, in which was served a most
elaborate supper, was aTtiStically dec
GRATED in red and white. Presents
were numerous and very beautiful
The brides gown was white chiffon
trimmed in old lace. and she carried
bride roses. Miss BOnnemort is well
known in Salt Lake, and has q large
circle. Of friends, an Of whom extend to
her their hearty congratulations.
Inc guests present We're: Messrs.
and Mesdames Q. H. Barton Of Ogden,
H. Aldus Of Salt Lake City, NJ Barnes.
g. Burton, r. w. Barnes. Giles, S. C.
Jones, Levi Taylor, H. Stewart, T =.
Williams, J. IT. LarlIins, Mrs z. Y.
BOnnemort of Salt Lake City Dr. and
Mrs Hodges Of Salt Lake City. Judge
and Mrs King of Salt Lake City, Mrs.
KnOwltOn, the Misses Eva Blood. Edith
Larkins, Nemmie Taylor. Corey Ferg1l-
son, salt Lake CITY
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Fresd.Filer wedding.

Miss Esther Freed. daughSer OF ar.
end Mrs. Charles H. Freed. and Mr.,
Walter G.. Filler, general uu.nager OF
the Annie Laurie mine. were quietly
married in St Marks cathedral yes
terday Afternoon at 1el0ck The
ceremony was perfOrmed ~ Dem
Eddy in the presence of The bride s
parents and Mr.. Max Smith
This announcement VIII be read with
some surprise and gTeatiuterest by the
many friends OF the young people as il
Tas understood that the wedding was
to have occurred next months Xester-
day faorniug Mr.. Filler received a
telegram summOping him east on ur-
gent business, thus disarr0nging thetr
former plans for "a marriage 81 June
The bride was charTningly -sttired in
"a dark gray tailor made gown with hat
20 match.
The ceremony was followed by a
quiet family dinner, aud at $3.50 Mr..
and Mrs Filer took the train for the
east,
.n spite OF the hurried preparations,
q number of the most Intimate friends
Of the young couple lea ed of the
affair ana were at the depot with the
usual. shower OF rice and good wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filler viii make a. tour
of the east, and upon their return viii
be at home st the Kautsford.
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ana nifty guests were entertained. and
u proved to be one Of the most deiiaht-
Iul Il4ctions Of the week The ROBINS
we're beautifully decorated in palms
cllt lowers and ferns The color
scheme was pink ara white. and was
carried ouE IN the drawing room bv
large clusters OF suowbaIIs and pc
onles The ltgnts were sefteued 10y pink
SHADES. In the library the manteI was
banked In snOWbaus and draped with
pink hawthorn. Masses of the deli
cate hawthorn hang from the arch
room.
a pretty design in pink sweet meas
ana ferns was the dining sable. In the
center vas an exquisite bit of Porto
hlcan drawn work. While the opposite
ends OF the table We're Ornamented by
pink satin bows. The room was light
eQ only by numerous pink candles.
Miss Thorn, Miss Kat and Mrs. w.
~ Irvine assisted in the dining room.
Mrs w Montague Ferry and Mrs. 70.
o. Howard served frappe. Punch was
served IN the library by Miss Freed
Music Was furnished by OIsen's or
chestra- The receiving party was en-
tertained in the evening by Mrs. WI
bur Wells Flags, Mrs. David Murray
ana Miss Murray about thirty friends
enjoying the informal affair. Delicious
refreshments were served.
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Spencer gave a deHehtfuI ehiIdrsn.s

Spencer gave a deAghtfuI ehildren's
= =
Mrs. Emery. Holmes LETT Friday
morning for three months visit in the
east.
Mrs c. +. MAINLAND Of Denver is to
be the guest Of Mrs Will shelton for
few weeks.
Misses Maud ana Stella Walker have
removed from Ford's hotel to 50A South
Main street.
The marriage q Miss Mary RuFle
place June 4.
Mrs. Ida Daynes Cannon and DR. T..
woodruff Snow win be married Tues
Mrs John Geeenwood. Mrs snyder
and Miss Grace L. Snyder VIII go to
Alaska IN June
Mrs. s r. Bransford viii leave the
in eastern cities
George A. Kellogg and bride Of Mis-
souri, Valley Ia. the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. e. a. Airs.
a delightful innovation in social cir
the morning musicale,
Mrs. W, G. sharp was the hostess
at dinner party FridaY evening in
honor OF Miss Mary Burke,
Misses Florence NJ. Anderson and
May Thorn left last evening for Provo
for brief visit with relatives.
Miss Emily. Katz viii be. the guest of
honor at a dinner party given by Mrs.
William Reid wednesday evening.
Miss Beatrice Sells. who has been at
tending Mills college, in California, re-
turns the latter part Of this month.
Mrs. John E,clzers and children left
for the east last Sunday night Mrs.
Eckers viii visit her old home in Iowa
Miss Celia sharp. who has recently
returned from California wiz open a
music studio ia tbs. Constitution build
ing,
DR.. and Mrs. VIII EIlerbeck arrive
soon from Philadelphia, to spend the
ton.
CAPTAIN and airs. J. 3. Black have
taken Mrs. f. j. WestCOtt's house for
the summer on Sixth East and Brig
ham
A meeting of the Hellenic win
be held at the home of Mrs. III. J..
Ritchie on Wednesday afternooR at 3
O'Clock.
An interesting event in social cir
cles viii be the marriage Of Miss Clara
Cotton and DR.. Union Worthington,
June s.
Mrs, Aoiel Leonard, has gone 10 Cali
fOrnfa 10 join her daughter, Cameron
Leonard They win return to Sait Lake
about June Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Eccles came home
from New York last Tuesday. Mrs.
Eccles viii remain in the city for a
month or two.
The sewing circle spent a pleasant
afternoon Monday with Mrs. H N
Mayo The members of the circle are.
Mrs. Dewey Richards Mrs. John ~
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Social Chat


Mrs. Faber has returned from Port
land.
Miss Lena Weiby is expected home in
Mrs E, o. Lee entertained Friday
o . o
DR.. Edie is the guest OF Mrs T. 5.
Mrs. Mcclure entertains at cards to
Miss Mary Burke has returned from
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 7. Gunter have
0-'0 O o o
Mrs. David Evans is spending a week
in Provo.
Mrs. Charles L Mark left last night
iOi s"'S . o o
Mrs. E; j. Yard is making a short
visit in the city,
Miss Elloise Sherman has returned
from California,
Miss Sawyer and Miss Susan Sawyer
60 east in June.
Miss Ora Hardness entertains at
luncheon tomorrow,
o % q
Mrs. G. w Carleton is spending d
few days in the city.
Miss Haclett entertained the Whist
club Tuesday afternoon.
. @
Miss Lacl1ie of washington, D. c.,
IS visiting Miss Bartch.
. .
Mrs Bourgard and Leon F. AIolin-
ELI have gone TO Boise City
A ban by the High school cadets is
talked Of for the near future.
. 9 3
Mrs. w. P Benson entsrtains satur-
day in honor of Miss Howau
A children's party VIII be given to-
morrow afternoon by Mrs. L. c. Mill
Ter.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. D. F.
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Luneheon 40 Kengington.

One of the daintiest 1uncheons of the
season was given by Miss Amy II
Pike Tuesday afternoon Covers were
laid for eighteen. The chandelier above
the table was a mass of bridal wreath,
while immediately beneath on. broad
centerpeice OF real lace was a beauti-
fUE bunch of yellow roses Trailers Of
myrtle adorned the table from end to
ends At the plate OF each guest was
a pretty favor in water COlOrs it he
ing napkin ring made OF water color
paper, on which was a. sketch Of the
Stanislaus girl. They We're tied with
various cO4ored ribbons. "A feature of
the afternoons entertainment was a
musical guessing game. The names of
certain popular songs were to be
guessed from rough water color
sketches burlesquins the ragtime mel
Odies OF the day. These clever draw
ings were the work of Miss Pike.
The first prize was Won by Mrs.
Harry TWOmey, the consolation by
Miss Florence Stevenson.
The guests were: Mrs. NJ. K. Par
sons, Mrs. John n. Sharp Mrs. Harry
TwOmey, Mrs Fred Scarf, Mrs. J.. w.
Afford, Mrs. Jack Afford. Mrs. J. Beck,
Miss Sallie Leonard, Miss Bell Hal
stead, Miss Winnie Welby, Miss Jean
Afford. Miss Lucille Sears, Miss Flor
ence Stevenson, Miss Sadie McChrys-
tai. Miss Parker, Miss Edith Parker,
Miss Bertha Cherry, Mrs Ida Daynes
Cannon.
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sharp Mrs. Joseph Richards Mrs
George Putnam. Mrs. George Gushing.
Mrs. Dan Spencer, Miss Crisnon, Miss
frankie sharp.
Miss Mary AIeGee returned 40 Park
City Wednesday after spindine the
winter ia Salt Lake. the guest 81 Airs.
A. A. Mcbride.
Mrs. George Tuttle OF St Louis. So.
win arrive shortly 10 spend the sum
mer with her PARENTS AR and Mrs.
George Y. Wallace.
The marriage of Miss Annie Agnes
Brown, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. 81
G. Brown. and 1Ir Hyrum Duclworth
VIII take place june 49,
Miss Minnie Bartch has issued invi-
I rsLi9Lis Ior a card party to be giEen
FI1day May 81 ia homer Of Miss Mary
Mr. Behrens of New York gave a
dinner at the Knutsford 8TonGay even
ms 20 MI and Mrs Louis simon. Mrs
Fred simon and D1rs. Goldberg
Mrs, Robert John FTel1ar-I0 clEyer.
IorEnerly MIS- Isaac Irumbo OF thjs
city was guest Of her parents, Dr.
Mrs Theron Geddes left on Tuesday
for ST Louis. and viii return this week
with Jenna Budd and Florence KIM
ball, who have been attending school
81 y
Wednesday and Tburs5av of lest
week Miss Bartch and Miss No.
Leczfe Of yVashinetop ID AZ Evera f7,s
Guests Of esera+or. E-ea5,7s- 81 M, e,ifT-e-,
kim mine
ATr and Mrs C5aorre II oft an
nOuuce tbe epea cement If fbAf-.
daughter. EthA7 Mae to Cseor~a E,7-a-ft-
lin ozark. the Teddine 10 tSizs DIacs
early i'm T1Ipa
on Tuesdav evenlne- at the Ftn17.z
ford. Professor William p. Steward of
New York -ar,fartairad zF4- and Ms
Rulon s. wells and MISS Tosa7rf,s
Wells al dinner.
8 q %
NJ and Mrs John ~ el,ar,
Miss Frances sharp. a. Or Ansre-- NJ
Dovod of Sunnvsfde 5Fbe .seidinr u-iTI
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~. Wiehtmanls 20

A social event Of the week was Mrs.
". c. Wightman's party given Friday
afternoon The rooms were converted
into a spring garden with the fragrant
blossoms of snowballs, yellow roses
and sweet peas.
the afternoons entertainment was
very interesting and original guessing
game. Forty pictures comprising noted
poets statesmen and actors were to De
guessed as to their identity Prizes
were awarded to the following ladies:
Kelsey, second; Mrs. Peyton, third, and
Mrs. DON Corey, fourth Among the
invited guests We're AIesdames q. O.
Lee, Hal Brown, Ralph HOag, q. 3.
Blalzely, Arthur Brown, Weir, L. c..
Kelsey, Meyer, Brighton, Frank Shell
ton, ReedaH, Plummer, Rood, BOxrud,
Vollmer.
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Luhcheon and Card Partv.

Mrs. Ezra Thompson was the hostess
at charming luncheon and card par
81 tuesday afternoon The manteis
and tables were banked with a pro-
fusion of suowballs and bridal wreath.
a delicious luncheon was served at
O'Clock, and later the tables were
cleared for q. game OF "63." Mrs L.
j. kimball was awarded the first
prize, and Mrs. AdeIbert "A. Beesley the
second prize.
Ihe invited guests were: Mrs. J. z.
DOoly, Mrs. n $. woodward. Mrs.
BidW ell. Mrs. Katz,. Miss Katz. Mrs.
n. A RansOhon, Mrs r. A. Smith.
Mrs. n. w. Clayton. Mrs Arthur
Brown, Mrs Rachel Miller. Mrs f. II.
Holmes, Mrs. J. Tarvin Harris, Mrs. S.
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- ~ - 49,

On Monday afternoon Mrs. John
Reed received Informally at the home
Of Mrs A. 9. Andrews. The reception
was given to afford the many friends
of Mrs Reed the opportunity to meet
her guest, Mrs. Charles Mark, of Al
bion, Ida Though no invitations were
issued, about fifty ladies called
Mrs. Iced was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Mark, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs
CAM. Miss Ethel Paul, Miss Alice
Paul, Miss Johnson and Miss Elsie
CAM served light refreshments during
the afternoon Several instrumental
selections by Mrs. CAM were an enjoy
able feature of the occasion.
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Morning Recital.

a most artistic recital at the home Of
Mrs. Gemmel Friday morning. The
Ladies' Instrumental quartette, COM
posed. of Misses SibyI Anderson, Es-
Their Allen. Elizabeth LamsOn and
Louisa LamsOn. rendered a choice pro-
gramme. Among the numbers We're;
Spring song, by Chadwick; "Sere-'
made" by Gounod; Tschaikosky's
Song Without Words. "CanzOna." by
Sauret, and ''Valse, by Demuth Sire
leski's Day Dreams with violin OBJ
ligat0, by Miss Lamson, was beauti-
fully sung by Mrs. Jack Keith.
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ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simon. The
ladies' first prize was won by Mrs.
s Weitz; the gentlemen's first prize
by Mr.. Herman Bamberger.
Those present We're. Mr.. Ernest
Behrens, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bamberger.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kahn, Mr. and Mrs.
,. WeItz, nr and Mrs. n. A. Ranso-
HON, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bamberger. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Oberndorfer. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Moritz, Mrs. Fred Simon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baumgarten, Mrs. Goldberg. Mrs.
S Kahn
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Musicale.

About fifty friends enjoyed a charm
lnS musicale given Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. W. Montague Ferry.
complimentary TO her guest, Mrs.
tfeu BAKER. The music room was dec.
GRATED in a wealth of snowbaIIs. while
the dining room was Respondent in
american Beauty roses. A pretty eff
tect was produced by the soft glow Of
many candles in American Beauty
shades. Mrs. Ferry was assisted in
reeelVlng by ar. and Mrs. T.. s. Ferry
Miss Mamie Murray presided at the
punch bowl.
A ch0lce programme was rendered
~ Mrs. w Montague Ferry. a male
quartette consisting of Mr.. Sherman,
Ar. Westervelt, Mr.. Peabody and Mr.
sCritchloW and Christenseus' orchestra.
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In Honor of G,,ests

Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Walker invited a number Of her friends
to meet Mrs Younger of California
and Mrs. Fred Baker A dainty
luncheon was served. White and green
tUlle gracefully adorned the table, in
the center of which was a beautiful
bouquet Of snOwb3ls.
Mrs. Walker was assisted by Mrs
Witcher Jones.
The guests were: Mrs Fred Baker.
Mrs Younger Mrs. ". Montague Fer
~, Mrs z. S. Ferry. Mrs. Powers
Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. Sharp.
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The past month has been unusually
eyeutful in social circles, but glorious
June, with its approaching marriages.
graduation exercises and social obi
gatoiRs, promises to totals. eclipse the
month OF May.
The reception of Mrs Wilbur Wells
Flagg. Mrs. David Murray and Miss
Murray, Mrs. Montague Ferry's ruu-
sicale and Mrs. Ezra ThoD1psOn's card
party and luncheon We're among the
mOre notable events Of the Wsek. A
nCr1ber q enjoyable hlnCheons with
other scaU affairs made the week a
me- ~ one.
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Kitchen Shower.

Mrs. d. B. Hampstead entertained
at q kitchen shower Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Emily katz.
She was assisted by Mrs. Frank Jen-
ninEs
The guests were Miss Emily katZ,
Mrs kenneth Kerr. Mrs. William Reid,
Mrs j.. II. Young, Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings Mrs. Alma Eatz, Mrs. Z. A.
Trip, Mrs Wells Of Helena, Miss Ed
ma Shearman, Misses Hanauer.
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Hioks-Lyman Wedding.

On Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the bride. 24O Pearl avenue,
occurred the marriage of Miss lIaude
1. Hicks, daughter of George r. Hicks.
and Mr. lie Roy G. Lyman. Rev. Mr..
Stringfellow Of ST. PauHs church offi-
clated-. The decorations, in pink. white
and yellow, were used effectively The
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bride was attended by Misses Lulu Ly-
man and Mabel Hicks; the groom by
Mr.. Carl I. Sandberg and MIR. VIII
Campbell. The groom, who is with
the NeIden-Judson Drug company. was
volunteer, being a member Of bat
terry A, and later Of the hospital corps
at Manila. A gift from the brides
father was 10000 shares in the Park
Valley mine
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Reception.

The home of Mrs. David Murray
Was Che scene. Of brilliant reception
Thursday afternoon, given by Mrs.
Wilbur Wells FlaEg, Mrs. David Muir
ray and Miss Murray. To hundred
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=. Bransfcrd, Mrs. j. c. Lynch, Mrs
r. Westcott, Mrs. Pfoutz. Mrs. D. c.
Mclaughlin. Mrs. II. Pembroke, MRS.
O. II. Hardy Mrs. r. WiddisOn, Mrs.
S. NJ. Barlow. Mrs. II. ]. Hayward,
Mrs. a \. Beesley, MS L. p kim
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Whist Party.

Mr.. Ernest Behrens of New York
was the guest of honor at an enjoy
able whist party given Tuesday even
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. .EccIes came home
from New York last Tuesday Mrs
Eccles VIII remain in the city for
month or two.
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The sewing circle spent a pleasant
afternoon Monday with Mrs H N.
Mayo The members of the circle are.
Mrs Dewey Richards Mrs. John NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-03
If They COULD
ONLY WIN OUT
Such Suits Would Put a New Phase
on Liquor Selling

a new chapter In a familiar case
was begun In Judge Bells depart
men1 this afternoon. On Dec. s..
$500, Sam Brown. alias w. H.
Thompson. while en- a drunken spree.
assaulted Elmer Lord at Stones
Landing IN this county. Lord died
from his injuries. Brown, alias
Thompson, was convicted Of murder
In the second degree. and a. now
In the Walla Waila penitentlary.
Edward Lord. father OF the vic
tim. brought suit against Jaffe and
Co, Of the Wine Greek Winery az
lib Second avenue south, claiming
that Brown. or Thompson, obtained
his liQuor from that house. His com
paint sets up that he Is an invalid
70 years old. and that he was de-
pendent upon his son for support.
He asks $4,000 damages.
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Last Edition
q O'Clock 70. ns.
NO MERCY
FOR REBELS

MANILA. Dec. s.---Gen. Smith.
commanding the American troops
In Samar. has peremptorily refused
the request OF Gen. Inkeban. the
rebel commander In the island, 10
open negotiations for surrender.
Everywhere In Samar the Amert.
cans are waging active warfare on
Filipino smugglers. it7 boats en-
gagged in smuggling were destroyed
during November. Twelve salt fac
tories and many tons of rico aud
hemp gathered by rebels were also
destroyed. In southern SamRr the
marines are doing great WORK and
keeping the insurgents constantly
In the jump.
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FOR ASSAULTING
A LITTLE BOY
cowardice Said 10 Be PractIced by
Pupils Of Minor School

n. ". Bolster. OF the law firm OF
Bowman, Bolster g Eaton nworo out
complaints la Judge cams court to-
day charging Earl Norman, Victor
Tourville and Elmer Lester with as
sault and battery on his tiiolEtcrH)
l-ycar~oid Hon. The lads have not
yet been arrested.
All attend the Minor school, and,
according 70 MIR. Bolster, Il has been
the custom OF these boys and others
TO catch some little fellow, hold him
and beat him. In fact, Mr.. Bolster
says he knows of case where a 1T
tie boy was tied TO telephone pole
and large boys slapped him IN the
face and otherwise beat him TO
their hearts content.
The arrest OF tho boys was deter
mined upon as an example IN the
hope that the practice may be
stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-03
VARSITY
FOOTBALL
MATTERS
Efforts Being Made to Procure a
Game With Pullman or Ore
gon for Christmas

There Is good prospect that tho
state Agricultural College ana the
state University may play football ia
THIS city either Christmas or New
Years day. Manager Eshelman, Of
the university team. IN now ia cor
respondence with the autnoritfeH 1T
the agricultural college with auch
a game IN view. II il hoped that
this game may be played in order
TO clear up the doubt eurroundinR
the Northwest championship. Az Ii
Ia now no one college can claim II.
Whitman college had the clcnrrst
claim 70 Il until they were defeated
BY the agricultural college on
Thanksgiving day.
Another reason for Pullman dessr-
ing the game is that they went In
debt some $500 this season. An the
local team would guarantee them
$500 IL they came here TO play on
either OF the previously mentioned
dates. they would be enabled to clear
up portion OF their Indebtedness.
oregon's Strange Course
The University Of Oregon has so
far refused all oyerturea to play.
Tbs local team has offered to meet
them at any time or at any place,
Dut their offer 10 declined In spite OF
the contract between the two coll
leges. II looks like case OF cold
feet on the part OF the Webfootera
VINO last year defeated Washington
easily, ~ 70 0. but this year decline
70 play. They can make no excuse
for their action.
President Graves, who early in the
year promised the university team q
banquet has offered instead to 20
down 70 Eugene 20 see President
Strong Of the Oregon State Univers-
ity and see II something cannot be
done 70 force the Webfooters 10 play.
His last proposition will likely be ac-
cepted BY the members Of the local
eleven, as they are all eager for a
chance at Oregon. Many OF this
years eleven were on last year y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-03
A GREAT
RUMPUS

OLYMPIA. Dec 3--The capitol
commission Ia Ia regular session to-
day. The biggest row yet between
Contractor Coss and Architect
Richie took place. Rischie recently
drew new plans. calling for is tons
more steel. and other wise Increasing
the cost Of the capitol annex
Goss today took most violent ex-
ceptions to shis and submitted again
his own plans In the endeavor to get
the commission 20 pass them over
Kitchie's head. He had not sue
eeedsd at . o'clock this afternoon.
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LIVESTOCK
MEN MEET

CHICAGO. Dec. 3s-~The National
Live stock Convention opened this
morning President Springer In his
annual address recommended the
adoption b. congress Of tho Texas
law on demonstrating for arid and
semtarid lands. He urged congress,
sionai action against bogus wooden
goods. denuuncing the 6rout anti
oleomargnrine bill. and opposing q
reduction on the tariff on wool and
hIdes