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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-13
HAN1LTNE.

me regular quarterly meeting of the
minnesota branch of the w f NJ :
was held in the HamIne NJ e. church
on Wednesday. DR.. Donahue. a medical
missionary from China and Mrs Mary
C.Wtnd. of Detroit, Mich. were the min
clpal speakers. The ladies of the church
served lunch at noon
Miss Cora Wilhelm entertained fire
Young Peoples Whist club at her home
on Saturday evening. Misses Gertrude
Hanley, Kathryn Tierney Messrs. Frank
Warne and VIII Prinsen were the prize
recipients. Miss Gertrude Hanlev, Of
April 49,
The annual declamatory contest of the
preparatory department of Hamline uni
Nerslty held in the university chapel on
Won hrSt place; Miss Rebecca Wolfe sec
ond. The judges We're Dr. B. Longley
Or. u. L. RAIDER and Dr.. r. q. Avison
The l. o. 0. F. lodge Of Hamline enter
taired its members with their families
ana friends at musical and literary en-
tertalnment en- " Wednesday evening. Cards
and dancing also were INDUCED in.
Mrs Charles Heines returned to her
home III Olivia on Tuesday. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss TH,a
Cole, who will be her guest for two
weeks.
A musical and literary entertainment in
behalf of the piano fund of the primary
department Of the NJ. f. S. S. will be Civ
en- in the church on Tuesday evening.
The Hamline w. c. r. q. held a parIor
meeting at the home of Mrs winston
Smelling avenue on Friday evening.
Mr.. Frank G. Lewis. of Asbury avenue,
entertained The American Boys club at
his home on Friday evening.
Miss Margaret Montgomery, of Cieve-
land, Ohio, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery.
Mrs. A. Wilhelm, OF Edmund street
entertained at dinner Thursday evening
Covers were laid for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackett nave recently err
tertained Mrs A c. Crawford and fam
lily of Des MOines, Iowa.
Miss Mare Miller, the guest Of Miss
Eelle Holley, has returned to her home in
Cumberland, Wis.
Miss Susie Manuel of Minneapolis was
the guest of her brother, Arthur Manuel,
or Thursday
Prof George Innis was the guest of
Mrs. Lindsey, Of Prospect Park on Thurs
day evening.
G. r. Hail. of Plainview has been the
Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs Griffith returned to their
home in Hamline the early part Of the
week.
Mrs. E. V. n Crist, Of Minneapolis was
the guest of Hamline friends on WeInes-
Gay.
Mrs. A. ExTaylor of Minnehaha street,
is visiting her daughter at Bethel MINI.
Miss Lydia Anderson, Of Milan, mas
been the guest of Mrs. George e. Budd.
Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Dunn have re-
turned from Florida.
Mrs Lindsey, Of Prospect Park, was
in Hamline Wednesday.
Mrs L. Lawn has returned from Chas-
ka
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MERRIAM PARK.

The annual thank Offering meet Of the
Womdns Home and Foreign Missionary
society was held in Trinity NJ. +. church
last Sunday evening. Mrs. Berry and
Mrs. DUNCAN. of Hamline, addressed tbs
m eetiEg
The young peoples Sunday school class
of Trinity M. +. church will give a nu-
steal and literary entertainment In the
church Tuesday evening.
Miss NJ. Remey gave an illustrated lee
ture entitled THE Dark Side Of Life or
the SluIns Of New York" in Columbia
hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Sadie Matson, of Hutchinson. has
been the guest Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. w. I. Matson, of st. Anthony ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. AL NayIor, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Shepard,
have returned to their home In Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. W. c. Kreswelter and son, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Bel. have
returned to their home in Duluth.
Miss Louise Watkins Miss Helen Os-
from and Roy OstrOm have returned to
Fairbault to resume their studies.
Verne Gearey entertained a few of his
young friends Saturday afternoon in hon
or of his sixth birthday
Mrs e, A. Drew entertained the Ladies'
AID Society of Olivet Congregational
Church Friday afternoon.
Miss Helen Ostrom, of St Marys hall,
Faribault, has been visiting relatives and
friends in the Park.
Mrs Horton and children, Of Dayton
aVeEue, who spent the winter in the East,
have returned home.
Miss Platte, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
c.. J. Reed, has returned 30 her home I'm
Lime Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Bell have returned
from Chicago.
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savard, of West Congress

Eugenia savard, of West Congress
street.
Miss Florence Sharp, of East Winifred
street. entertained the Autochthons at
a fancy dress party Thursday evening at
her home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Clinton
Avenue Church met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. E. a. Connolly, Of the Gin
ton.
Mrs. G. GieseH. of West Delos street,
entertained the Ladies Guild of the AS
cension Church Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Randall, Of East
Winifred street, are entertaining Mr.. Ed
ward Tidd, of New Jersey.
The Eradelphian Reading club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Heber r.
Hare, of Page street.
Mrs. Segall, of Prospect terrace, went
to Milwaukee last week on account of the
sickness of her mother.
The Leisure Hour Euchre club Will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Y.
Hutchins of the Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thayer, of the Gin
ton, have moved to White Bear Lake for
the summer season.
A basket social and card party will be
given at Martins hall for the benefit Of
st. Mathews church.
Mr.. A. D. Moe and family have gone to
Grand Forks, N. D.. where they will re-
side in the future.
Mrs. T. Thurston, Of BidweH street,
entertained the Kings Daughters Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rosen, of Cherokee
avenue, entertained at dinner Wednes-
day evening.
The Thursday Night club will meet this
week Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Sits, Of State
street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dalo. Of Prescott
street entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Burke, OF Livingston ave-
nue., is visiting her sister in Chicago.
Mrs. George Brink, Of the Clinton, is in
Chicago on a visit.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

The second quarterly meeting of the
Woman,s Home Missionary Society of
me Methodlst Episcopal Church was held
at Mortified Friday, April IL Mrs John
Grove, of st. Paul, presided, and MIS-
". ,. Parker was secretary After the
opening exercises, the reports of the
Wre read by Mrs. NJ G. Shuman. Mrs
Nellie Carmichael and Mrs. E. NJ Berry.
MRS. Shuman'S paper was on the Home
Field and It's Problems. -. Mrs. Carmichael
gave report of the work of the society
among the mountain whites in the South.
ern states. Mrs. Berry's paper was on
the literature CT the society Mrs " n
HAlInan, of Merriam Park, gave talk
conference. Mrs. r. H Young. of Min
heapol-s' gave a very Instructive talk on
the work in Chinatown, at Los Angeles
ana san Francisco, and among the erni
grants on Ellis island, New York city.
SOLOS were given by Miss Ida Wilson ana
Master Percy Greaves. Lunch Wa
served at noon by the ladies of the
G3auLch; delegates We're present from ST
6Raul, Farlbault. Pennington, Waseca,
Dundas. OWatonna and Mankato. Thoee
from St. Paul were: Mrs. John Grove
MRS. G. S. Parker Mrs ]. H Fitz Mrs.
". y. Hillman, Mrs. R. l. Dugan' Mrs
NJ n, NJ berry, Mrs q. f. Jennings and
MISSES Emily Tostevin and Florence
Ho6gman. ioi eii0e
Inc Mems Club of st. Peters Church.
neio It's flrst semi-annual reception for
us friends III the guild room of rhe
cIurch wednesday evening Between
Sixty ana seventy people were present
me room was tastefully decorated and =
UoyS amateur orchestra played at inter.
Vans curing the evening. The music Sc
Iecleu was rendered in very plea sing
manner, rejecting great credit upon the
youInful performers. The rector Rev
Z. Herbert Shut, welcomed the ,y,1eSts
Gnu gave snort account of the object
and work of the club. Frank O. Os-
q ICn oh
lated the club upon it's rapid growth and
Predicted bright future for it. Re-
treshmentS were then served by the IN
MGR members of the club, whose unique
white caps and aprons created much
amusement. Those present expressed
themselves as much pleased with this the
Iirst reception given by the Mems Club of
st. Peters.
An adjourned meeting of the Smith,
Rlce, Whittier and German School
unions viii be held at the German school
tomorrow night at o'clock. The follow
ing programme has been arranged: Adj
dresses by Dr. e. V. Robinson, president
OF Central High school, and Supt. Lewis
ton; recitation by Mss NJ. Pinch, irstru-
mental music by Miss Josephine Dixon
and Misses Van Soelen and vocal music
by Miss Clara McCauIey, Miss Catherine
Costello, e. H. Vergosen and Edward An
derSon.
Carmel Chapter No. 127, o. E. S.. will
give a progressive euchre party Friday
evening, April IS, at it's hall corner
South Wahasha and Isabel streets Re-
freshments will be served at the close.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence socie-
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WEST SIDE.

The students of the; Humboldt high
school gave a dramatic entertainment
Thursday evening at the West side opera
house hall on South Wabasha street. A
rendered under the direction of Miss Nor
ton. 3sh
Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge No. 80 will
give dramatic and musical entertain
hall, corner of Greenwood avenue and
East Robe street. The programme in
cludes a play.
Miss Ella Rutherford, assisted by Miss
Mamie Westenhagen and Miss Florence
Schlling will entertain the Cosmopoli-
home on Livingston avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German
Peoples Church gave an entertainment
Monday evening at the church. The pro-
gramme was of musical and literary
nature. A sofa cushion was ratified off.
The annual meeting of the. Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church was held
Wednesday evening in the parlors of the
church. A social was held in connection.
The Merrifu Dancing club gave fare
well party to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sanders
at Workman hall on Greenwood avenue
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Otto Sanders and her mother.
Mrs. Osgood, left Tuesday morning for
Los Angeles, Cal, where they will spend
the summer months.
Mrs. p Rutter and daughter Constance,
of East Congress street left last week
for California, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Chapman. of East
ROBBIE street, have gone to White Bear
Beach, where they will reside for the
summer months.
st. Paul Grove, Woodman Circle, gave
a progressive euchre party Thursday
evening at Woodman hall on South Wa
basha street.
Miss Eva Messenger, of Arch street,
has returned from spending the winter
months with relatives in South Bend
Ind.
Miss Luelia Jessmer of Princeton
Mimi, was the guest last week of Miss
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S Miss 2 Inbesday evening at the home of
Mss Mss RuLherford, of LIVINGSTON avenue.
~ 81. y ulnefIord, Miss Schilling and Miss
"estehhasen VIII be the hostesse.
denc siiF nf Me- vea VIII be given at the resi-
552 Marshall avenue TbIrsdav evening
Inc OBJECT IS to raise funds to furnish the
affairs of st. Josephs church
Mrs. James Mattimore will entertain
we've women at euehre Thursday after
TIE guests will be members of the New
Century club.
Mrs. Hibbard, of Marshall avenue. en-
tertained the Handicap Euchre club Mon
G Wy alt SI Favors were won by
MINES. Tostevin, BeIIour, Smith and
Miss Fisher.
The FIske jubilee singers will give a
conceft FRIDAY evening at Plymouth Con-
gfegatlonal church for the benefit Of the
14doles SOCIAL union Of the church.
Ar important business meeting of the
territorial Pioneer Woman's club will be
d neld at the nome of Mrs. II. E. Hazard
% Eleventh street, Thursday at 2 p. m.
Inc ladies Of st. Paul's church will give
Lheir annual Easter carnival at the resi-
dence of III. F. Stevens, Is Sherburn4 ave-
nue., April %. 70
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will hold an after-Easter sale
in the school room the afternoon and
evening of the 10th.
IdIG AduI6S SOcial III mon OIL raul
Universal Church will meet Tuesday aft
ernooa with Mrs. r. t. Crigler, 20 Sell
by avenue.
Miss Winter will give a charity card
party Tuesday evening at the West Pub.
fishing Co. club rooms, So West Third
street.
Mrs. r. F. Slater. of Conway street,
will entertain at euchre Tuesday after
noon for the members of the Elysian
club.
Mrs. Edward Irle, of Summit avenue,
will entertain at whist Thursday after
noon for the members of the Hamilton
club.
Division No. 49, A. o. H. will give its
annual ball at knights of Columbus hall,
on Robert street, Thursday evening, April
IT,
Mrs. Alan [. Smith, of Carroll street,
will entertain al euchre Monday Afternoon
for the members of the Handicap club.
Mrs. F. A. Defel, Of Carroll street, viii
entertain at euchre Friday afternon Tor
the members of the Gopher club.
Mrs. Wilson will give d dancing party
Saturday evening in Odd Fellows hall,
Payne avenue and Wells street.
Tha Knights of Columbus will give
card and dancing party Tuesday evening
at their haIl on Robert street.
The Sisters of Peace Benev olent Society
will give an entertainment and dance at
Mozart hall April II.
Maple Leaf Camp R. n. A, will give
a progressive eucfire party Thursday
evening, the 24th inst
The Eradelphlan club will meet with
Mrs Heber Hare, 25S East Page street,
Tuesday afternoon.
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ty win celebrate the twentieth anniver-
sary of the organization of the society
with banquet and programme at Cretin
hall April 3d. Invitations w II be sent to
members and their lady friends. and
nothing will be left undone to make this
event enjoyable.
A joint meeting of the Smith, Rice,
Whittier and German School unions will
be held Monday evening in the German
school. There will be addresses by DR..
b. V. Robinson, OF the Central High
school. and Supt. Lewiston; Rotations
ny Miss Pinch. instrumental music by
Miss Josephine Dixon and the Misses
EanSoelen; vocal music by Miss Clara
McCauley Miss Katherine Costello,
Messrs. E. H Vergosen and Edward An
derSon.
Wednesday evening the Telephone club
gave its second social hop at Twin City
hall. About seventy-fve couples were
present. Brose's orchestra furnished the
music. The reception and floor commit
tees included J. A. Handles, @. A. Berth,
L. A. Mills. J. L. Shepley J. R. McDon-
aid, w. F. Johnson, Walter Schroth, John
Kennedy. Fred Rouch, Amos McCree and
James Harrington.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
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Strong Tisdale will be married tomorrow
evening at the Congregational church in
st. Anthony Park, Rev. E. S. Pressey
officiating. The bride will be attended
by Miss Edith Stewart as maid of honor
and two bridesmaids Miss Julia Tisdale
and Miss Isabel Tisdale. Florence Todd
and Olive Shellenberger win be the flow
er girls. Herbert Todd will attend the
groom as best man and the ushers will
be Walter Chase, Ned Parker, Harry
Tisdale and E. Williams. A reception at
the home Of the brides parents will fol-
low the ceremony.
Invitations will be issued next week by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow for the mar
riage- of Miss Edith Helen Morrow to
Frank H. Davis. The wedding will occur
Tuesday evening, April 20, at St Paus
Episcopal church. A small reception will
be held after the ceremony at the res
idence Of the brides parents, Wilkin
street.
announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Christina Lawrence,
of Winnipeg, and Frank e. Ward, of this
city The wedding will take place in
June Miss Lawrence was formerly a
resident of St. Paul, and is well known III
local musical circles. Mr.. Ward is gen
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loon with Mrs. Hilgedlek.

noon with Mrs Hilgediek.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H tombstone, of Ere
mont street, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen are
in Duluth over Sunday
Rudolph Hilgedlek. Of Beech street. was
given a surprise last Friday evening by
a number of friends
The Thursday Afternoon Card club was
entertained by Mrs Frank Van Duyne
of East Third street
Fred Bohn entertained the Surnus Card
club last Saturday evening.
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HAIR GOODS.

Entirely overstocked with Hair Goods.
! must sell them this week at some price.
Come and see for yourself.
Switches worth $3.50 TO $500 MA
each. To close them out. 49,. JJG
All tirst-class Hair Switches, short
stem, and worth So. 90 to So. 90.
! will allow large discount all the
week. Come and select what you want.
Must sell them.
Mrs. Cross, 158 E. 9TH Street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Alice Mabel Todd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur NJ. Todd, and Frank
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Miss Fortune is a tricky lass,
Most zealOusly have / pursued her,
And with the tenderest arts l know
From early manhood l have wooed her'
Yet have ] met with no success,
I'm vain has all my ardOr been.
I've plaCticed all the lovers arts,
And have not learned the way TO win
Miss Fortune
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Miss Fortune tantalizes me!
always feel that | shall grasp her
Before she can elude me, but
My arms ara empty when l clasp her.
And then ] hear her hooking lauSh,
As with new ardor / begin,
And though I swear I'll not despair,
/ feel that / shall only win
NTicfpVT11Olf
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Miss Lillian r. Moore and Roy ]. Cooke
viii he married Wednesday a St. johns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-13

Miss Ruth Lusk ana DR.. Walter r amsey
viii be married Saturday evening at s
o'clock in the Dayton Avenue Presbyte-
Iian church. DR.. M D. Edwards will
perform the ceremony. Miss Lusk will
be attended, as maid of honor. by her
elder sister Harry Parker will be the
best man. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Perry, Miss Humbird Miss Burk, Miss
Marscry LUsk, Miss Kline, of Cleveland,
Ohio, and Miss Gale, of Ashland, Wis.
The following men will act as ushers: A.
L.. Richards Maurice Reilly Edward
Dorsey, Earl Bond, William Johnson and
Charles Alien DR.. and Mrs. Ramsey viii
81, ro EurODe for q wear
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Mrs. NJ. J. O'Bren, of the Marlborough
save childrens marty Tuesday evening
Tor her daughter, Miss Gladys. in celebra-
u0n of her tenth birthday anniversary
Fifteen young people were entertained.
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MRS. FREDERIC J. PLoNDKE.

Member of the Schubert Club and the Possessor
of a Charming Lyric Soprano Voice.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-13

Miss Perry of Dayton avenue, will give
a tennis tournament Tuesday evening in
hon0r Of Miss Ruth Lusk and DR. Wal
ter Ramsey. The members of the bridal
party VIII compose the guests.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-13

Miss Norris of Dayton avenue, will
give a linen shower Wednesday after
noon in honor of Miss Olene Nepson.
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Mrs. L. c. Brooks will give a card
party Saturday evening at her home on
Western avenue
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-17
MAKING A SUCCESS IN
COLORADO SPRINGS

One of the most enterprising pho
tographers is Mr.. Charles E. Emery
of Colorado Springs. Mr.. Emery
has been eminently successful one in
dication Of which is his recent bui.d-
ing of $4,000 business block in
Colorado Springs. 1t might be said
that Mr.. Emery got his start in Canon
City, years ago he had the gallery
SO long occupied by Fricke, and Iow
known as the Mills Art Shop.
Mr.. Emery is enterprising if any
thing. He believes in the judicious
use of advertising space. He con-
siders two things necessary to bring
success to photograph gallery,
First to be able to make good pic
ture and second, to let as many people
know about it as possible. Mr.
Emery takes good photograph,
though probably no better than some
of our local artists but he lets the
people know about it. For years
he has been one of the best adver-
tisers in the Colorado Springs papers,
OF late he has been carrying quarter
page in each Sunday issue with a
good space other days. 1t costs
money to advertise that way but it
has evidently paid Mr.. Emery well.
His many Canon friends are glad to
see him so prosperous.
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A GREAT COW

Charlie Reed, Chief clerk at the pen
is great story teller. He was tell
ing the other day of his experience
on the farm. Said his father had a COW
that beat any COW he had ever seen
in this country Said the COW had
a particular fondness for apples, and
that on the occasion, after she had
gotten into neighbor's orchard and
ate all the apples she wanted, his
mother MIXED her, churned the milk
and got three quarts of good apple
butter. On another occasion the COW
ate off the tail of an old rooster
that roasted in the stall with her,
and the next morning in place of
giving milk she gave gallon and a
half of the finest kind of cocktail.
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RETURNS TO CANON

JOS. w. Nilsson has returned to
Canon City. and will make this his
future home. .ie has moved into the
new Lutz cottage at 2l0 South Fifth
street.
Mr.. Mihsom will engage in the in
vestment business. Will handle loans.
insurance and real estate. He also
has connee tion with a Colorado
Springs brokerage firm and can be Of
good service to Canon City people
who occasionally handle Cripple Creek
stocks.
Mr.. Nilsson is so well known in
Canon and has such excellent busi-
ness connections over the state, that
be cannot help making a success. He
has Offices in the RECORD office.
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INVESTIGATION TOUR

c. l.. Stonaker secretary of the
state board of pardons has been ac-
cused of soliciting and collecting
bribes from prisoners in the peniten-
tiary for the purpose Of procuring
for them, freedom.
Several affdavits have been made
that Stonaker has tried to obtain
money from the signers of the affi-
davits. Charges have been filed by
Attorney NJ. Laurie. Stonaker called
for an investigation which was held
here last Sunday but no definate action
has been taken with regard to it as
yet. Mondays Denver papers gave
long accounts Of the investigation Of
Stonaker. The Post quoted alleged
statements from Deputy Warden
John Bnrghart which were utterly
false and never said by the deputy.
What Mr.. Burghart did say was that
the matter of granting pardons and
paroles should be left wi b the warden
and prison officers who are here with
the convicts all the time and not with
board of pardons up in Denver
whose members no nothing Of the
condition Of affairs.
The investigators who we're as fol-
lows, o. S. Storrs. DR.. Nickerson,
Louis X. Enrich, W. l.. Dayton, DR..
Lawney, X. M. Laurie and c. w.
Stonaker. They spent the day here
cleaning as much information as they
could from all different sources.
The prison officers and convicts
were examined but the members of
the committee all seemed to be bent
on clearing Stonaker, at least so it
seemed.
II. l.. White one of the prison COM
missioners who resides in Canon City
says that he thinks that an investi-
cation should be made before a court
Of justice as the investigating COM
mittee was all one-sided affair.
The out come of the proceedings
will be watched with interest.
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ness Mems association would keep up
the good work.

ness Mems association would keep up
the good work.
Last Saturday bill passed the
House of Representatives granting
Mrs. Mckinley: wife of the late presi-
dent, pension of $1,000 a year.
About the only person in the entire
house to object to the measure was
Congressman Rell, of Colorado. 1t
does seem that Colorado's represen-
tatives in Congress are the queerest
freaks possible. Representative
Shafroth desires to have an act pass
ed changing the form of the Ameri-
can flag. Senator Patterson publicly
opposed the enactment of a law
furnishing the assassins of presidents.
And now Representative Bell tries
to court the favor of few lingo
constituents by trying to prevent the
granting of a small pension to the
invalid wife of our late martvred
president. The men may be honest,
but they show extremely poor taste.