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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

sltlon being IN mercantile house But
the stage Mred him away from his
desk aud he tried his hand az acting.
Then he GOT n chance 10 invest his say.
ings In a piece called Tom, Dick and
Harry which Charles Haw,rey was
producing In London. lie took the
chance. hut the play was future and
he lost his 'ncst-cgg Curzon,
however had !aeas os to h11 Tom
Dick and Hurry" could BE- given so as
TO be successful 50 he bought from
Hawtrey the provincial rights In the
play. took Il on tour and proceeded to
put his notions IN practise. Tho play
as altered ran three years. Meanwhile
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

II would appear to be the aim Of Inns
presario Conreid to give New York as
well as the other cities the MetrOpo'i-
tan opera company Will visit an opera
season that VIII make an impression.
In New York of course, interest VIII
center In the "ParsifaW production.
and among the announcements issued
from the Conred offices is one TO the
effect that single seats for that per-
Torrance win cost $40 With a rebate OF
SO for season subscribers. The PERFORM
ance will begin at o'clock At o'clock
there viii be an interval until $3.50 o.
clock for dinner At 10 o'clock there
IL another intermission. and the opera
will end at II. Then the performances
are to be given on Thursdays, not an
opera night That will tend to make the
public that goes to hear "Parsifal' still
more special In its character. The or
chestra at the Metropolitan never has
numbered more than 6S players. This
year 30 will be employed. The chorus
VIII contain 1876 persons instead of So,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

will have the assistance Of Miss Irene
Vnnbugh, whose value &c his Gay
Lord Quex" was untold. Of II. b. Try
ing. fresh from his striking success In
"The Admirable Crchton," and Of Dion
Bouclcault. whose work In Pinero's
"Iris' was admirable. Incidentally
Roucicault Is Irene Vanbrugh's nus
band,
plnero absolutely insists upon person
ally selecting evcty member OF the Gust
by wlrch play Of his Is given, and
ne seldom makes a mistake, though
most of the critics thought he made
enc Ia selecting Mias Fay Davis TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

mn a
Institute artists the board Mr.
being
university During the summer he
and painting
another Mrs ~ W.
attracted Mr. Ramsey while IN Paris
Julian and the last January he
o school
paint Gadner famous
Lillian Judge the of Mr. John w Young
h but his moved to payson from Hi
lad and the family st there He eu-
and Academy Provo
he Smith
Chicago and addition TO his work In the
he has organized classes in drawing and paint
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

bridges, respond so sharply and SYM
pathetically, that II the sound Is suf-
ficlently prolonged, there is said to be
actual danger OF collapse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
Music and Drama mLOndOn

Pinero's New PleyThe Frohman OF England Comes to
This Side -"Doy Warden" Gets Check -Gillettes
Huge Royalties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

MRst ETHELYN F. PERKINS,

MRS; ETHELYN F. PERKINS,
Who VIII Chicago During the Winter
shortly
to studies
b. the well known critic and writer Mrs Per-
Mcclellan this Prof Alberto Jonas of
She is the wife of r. o. Perkins
chic Jerk n the county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
SHARPS AND FLATS,

Francis Wilson and his company be-
gin rehearsals of his revival of Err
mimic at the Casino 'rheater next week.
Arthur Pryor's Band 1904 tour now
hooking, address James Il. Barnes, New
Amsterdam Theater building New
York. Is the announcement seen in
the Metropolitan papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

WILLARD f. WEIHE,
Graduate from Conservatory Of Music,
Brussels, Bolgo and pupil Of DoAhna,
Berlin Germany Violin instruction for
beginners as wen as the advanced stu
dent 229230 Constitution building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
MRS. tFFIE DEAN KNAPpEN WHITEHEAD.

The italian method Studio at 451 Eas, LIST
South st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
Musicians Directory.

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Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
for sammer Strife |
Gdtjoroen.

Set er til gtpnS os Spiuoer ira Sam'
mer SreitegiGIS, icg glertem otsie SIns
ier oil fad Yoo at benberoe mig. gRdu
boLoer netop paa oerbieutme i Qammer
at iamle Gfioler I'll GrgeI for Qummer
airtc era SOgneprept 9abI bar is8
npIig bdpt 8reu. bu0rt BAN iortGllcr !tot
ON bette. Sau tiger bIauot attOet: 81
preper pua ale Rdaoer at iaa ,: uso
pruoige Rioler Osrtil. Seq bar uoierot
til ale &Grere Glitter til Segntu9 af 81
Drag - fra enteIte bar ieg tadtt Slitsr'
ne tilbdge tiuigemeo bet tnoIamleOe BE
lsb, De sprige Siitcr or erlouu l GtrcuIas
non; men ttlitrGtteItBt til G~niiaifeIic al
Orgsl oil Oct DOG life blroe.
Ru bar icg tGutt ION Iaa: Siloe Del
tie barre mcget pdSieuoe, NJ ale ot irn
Sammer uooaubreoe - % bet ar otlt
life iaa iaa - rate ocre SIGgIrIugcr
GA geuner en- hlGlpeu0e Sdato I bette
6~oretugenoe. ud1r De life magfer bet
ielp oq life iaar nogst AZ Stdten i'll bet?
Der or BEN ierite % rtTre!tgois Den enc
tie auIeoniug bi bar til al gisre HoBet
Tor Ben gamle EroGrOige atrte pda gam
msr, o. Sd or 81 oiir aleInmmer GLAD
oper at iaa en- Zig d~uIsoring, ON Dor
@ups life blioer ida iGrbeles itur. On
burSs 20 suboer llIHns SiDe %
Here uoset mer.
Oct er ianSt. at Dor Sirte Der I 2an'
BET MI itaGr % uGrmsit. men / ct 3its
faloe Iom BEN. fslsr oi bit ale, at bet
or ION at biaIps i'm sseu Ror, % Dor
Ror or bun; tbi inSeufor benoes 8Gage
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
en- Rur for Pemor.
rhoioer ptles).
Gnrcrcs nScn Smertc.

Sent life, til on err blepet en- bipl.
pelss Snoalio, tbt ct tilipneIaoenoe
let og ufarIigt SiIfaISe al Semor.
rboioer, eller 8iles, fan ofte, bois
oct blioer forismt, burtig Iebe til no.
get p9rre. 9e unaturlige Gannel.
Ter blioer opbopneoe % beboaren6c,
og Snlamationen tiltager, inbtiI Der
banner Zig 9pIber, Spgoommer gro.
Der fig inc | GelepPpere og banner
rsrformige gPrter, iom err iuloe al
Raterie; og tiliioit bill en- frGftagtig
% aanerensS SiIitano inSftnSe Jig.
Set, JON er ~nsopenoigt / Begun.
belien, og forreiten / ale Spg6om.
mems Stabier, er ct Nibbel, Tom fan
linore Snflamationen, iormiubffe
Spoelien og llopibeIien og paa lam.
ME Bib bringe De angrebne 9eIe til.
bage til i'm normale Silitanb, og ct
iaabant Wtobel bar man i S6e Bpra.
milo Bile Cure. Gen itanoier itrafs
S~ngbommens ltbbrebeIie, % paa
sanife fort Sib eisr ben De betRrote
9eIe frffe isien. foruben at Sen
itrafs Iiubrer Smerten os borttager
Den uuoboloelige Srritation.
Seq begpubte at BRUCE "gpramio
Bile Cure" og for at bore fiffer paa
SeIbreoeIie, fisbte ieg fem Baffer
meo en- 8ane. o. Sslgen er, at leg /
De iioite ier Tiger bar pRret al6eIes
fri for min 9laee, enSifisnt jea bap.
Be bapt benne Spsoom / 35 aar og
hapbe last no pner 90 Collars for
ale SIags Rebiciner. men bette CT
set isrite os eueitt RiSbeI. Tom bar
biirIpet mig, og inaen fan bore mer
tafnemIie enb ieg err 6. R. 8il.
Iioms, Gonneoit, Chic.
gpramib Bile gure ipIges pan Sc
fleite apothefer for 30 Gents Ratfen.
o. oi tilroaber paa oct inoit9noiaite
ale lioehSe at ifripe til Rpromio
Drug 9ompaup, Raribaa. Did, ei.
Ter oeres oGrStfilSe lille Bog bpori
babe aarinsen til og altren for
piles b~eIfribes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
en- opifremt Syoo.

s Rerbeoen al @aaroen Rolftab peb
Sorinen, Is ailumeter fra Gibspulb.
bar Der | oisie Gage fuubet ct aanTfe
mGrtelist RaturiGnOmen Steb - 'ao
mGrteIist, OF bet bar Opiframt belle
Spscen berumfrins. 3 9sbet al en-
8 Cages lib bar man / Narbeoen al
RolItdolien paa en- &labs ipm beoer
S~ppersrub bert en- 8anteu unoer Sors
oen-baabe Rat ug Dag. 2pben bli.
per al % Ill borte, men fpmmer iaieu.
5oltene paa 8lubien, 6usmanben %
apne meb TO Sprn, er blepet iaa bel.
Ifr9mte peo benue uuberiprbiife Ban.
fen, at be Far flpttet uo. Ran bar "a.
lda ment, at Der bar iteget Sopuuuot
op ira Suroen, % Oenrs mist9utelise
9ust bar bi6ragt ben opsrtrpiffe Del al
Sefoltninsen ben 3rp, at bet err en- ois
Wano ielp, iom Der er noe. Zen IN.
ceriorbife 2po, iOm fan bsres runot
omtrins Glabien / sanite flor uofrat,
ming bar biotalbt mango Renneiter,
iOm meo flor Stret bar lpttet til ben
ubpsselise gaufelpo, ION al os til ailss
les al imaa 9rsn fra 5jelbet. Gtrar
o~peniur Gaien er Der ct tibet gauo,
men nuset Eiliis fra ben fiHbes neppe.
8 bet belle tasst er Saseu nnsset mpitiIt
ps bar iframt 5oli. IRAN bar ment.
at 2pben ~itriper zig fra en- 8af uuber
Sorblaset, elsr at Rem er al pnlfanIt
art men npset iitfsrt fan snonu lite
iisss ON bet unoerlise 9ilialbe. ge
Suie, buormoer 8antninssn tsres tps
belisit, er samle ps usle. ut 9pben
ital itripe zig fra si sllsr auOei 9pr, ip.
mes Tibet irolist.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16

6Iso bel Be ileite al ps baaoe SSbt CO
fonfirmeret.
Y2cn bet er life alt. Nirfeu bar itaact
Der / aar5uu0reoer, 90 / otsie War Ida
BUN bore SFore, Ben enc SIGgt efter Den
auoeH, tonume 90 gdu, Suo mI6er 1T
Gag inIotc bun benz meo fine bGire Slot
~tct0uer. Der bar be srGot. % Der bar
be gIGbct itg, 2iS TOM De Oite bGict Al
@iost5 Sorgsr os iatte iig boer / i'm
StoI; men oerfra gtt DC ogida trEitct o.
itnrfet / Suab ~ Suo iii 6crreR no iJicU
/ 2tpcts StriS.
GItiua oguue atrtr. bUori bore SrSre
bar gdnet iuS og no. o. hnor Ui iulFtc
Dor Gar % g2or. er oct, iOnI Dl uu bar
aHlcSuirg til at blTlpe. ShIloc Ul IA
life dleidmmeH rare meo2 6Oor megei
itienuere CrFeltoucruc 0iIoe lu0s / Sur5
90 g20rs % SlTatUiu8cr5 Gren, Ul1c
Be Cioite, az Otre5 'irre ! Oct iIcrue BE-
lrcu haooe pGrct mco al ircmbrJrBe oem
GiTre @snner. lao mig iou bfrr i'm
uoger al eoer auSGnsuoc Bette. 0oi5
ben brr fremiatte Earfc 0iHbcr 9tiGIo.
Lab o5 Ia DGIgc Ho8eu Il. At moOtagc
9ibrag o. tpittere for inuimc ! Eotieruc
her liant ieuOe gt9rageue bIem til 6ors
maHoen for Suoiani.tH8su, BGit0r GabI.
tiuigemsS RaouglitsR af ale 8ioraRss
poere iOm en- 5ilicu fCa 03 ale. Seq
truscr. pore npritc uUiisr oil pie os
rem 8slpilic al gIue Rum for auitterius
ger. G. 2. Smiling,
Rrsit iii g~hrifrnrin. SslnEeIb m
9ateTeIo gtsbor, Sattiou Go, Riuu
2atefeIS, Riun.. Sbe Cttober 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16

ior1 itoO I SyneolRre hos xnrS yor.
bal, er gift meb en- Nige fra amble.
Anoers Ssitafer fit pda Den iioIt
afboIote Mutton oper 9arper gernt
anoeriens Suie EiITaget, os ban pil
antagelig fan Appreciation.
gf osoe fan meloes: Mons Sem
fen Gtirnool. San bar ct gar Aar
peret noget iinosforoirret oe fom tib-
Zig ipanr biem fra anitolten. 4onen
iii Giittorm 5. gr9ffe or nplie oso,
efterIaoenoe fig ct Sp9obarn % ct
onoet paa 9 Iar. @nttorm bar boz
ret gift Inn ca. 3 Gor. RaanbiIoe
9r9ffa fol for Chen ligge for Do
ben paa Spipt.
Ole Soraloien Sbnitob - Sorolo.
Ola faloet - afgif plnoieIis peS Do.
ben / CONNER. San bapoe pPret
liot ifranten en- Stiino, men life
pGrre. END ban bper DAG par oppe 90
ritsleoe omfring. On Morgen, ban
itoo op og bolot pao of flGoe fig pau,
falbt ban pluoieIig 800 ON.
st ubpggeligt lllnffestiIfplbe
bGnote | forge llge noe / llnoerbal,
ioet Ole 9arien-Sfontager. Ola fal.
oet--en Dag, ban bar frem / Marfen
90 Hog @rGs, falot uooper % Hog zig
libel. Sans Sultru Murtba piloe
meo Miboaesmao til BAN, men bar
life iltono til at finoe ham. Sons
Gloite 9atter, Seniine, reiIte oerpou
og fanbt bonn Iiggenoe oso neoenfor
en- Sommer. San baboe falot / en-
lr 90 antagelig gaaet meb Sobebet
fsrit; tbi ban par ipprt ienoerilaaet
8aaroen Rnitnl, iom engang bar
Zig en- giilb @ienoom, er set MI boar.
ligt meb. Gieren Ben rige giten
&pum fiebte for A aar iioen en- flor
8aaro paa gItlanoet og Hptteoe Der.
til meb 8amiIie. Sans gamIe Iober,
aieritineHpum. iom life piloe forlaoe
&pum, blep isien, og Giten forpagte.
De iua bort Rpum. Sioen WpSeren
oeoe, bar giten billet iplge &pgaar.
Den; men ban bar enonu life faaet
&isber, bpilfet bel fommer af, at ban
boloer Den | for bsi Yris. Sspaor bar
&onen Der og bolbt auftion oper aft
Ssssre pg areatiirer og iatte @uar.
oens Slaatter bort til 2anobanoler
Sens SrPge - efter bpoo ieg bar
bort - for $50 9roner. Iaoife
bet befienote Rpltm meb Siben bli.
Der bare en- Siemmeipter.
Sor &ommunelpge, Omar Msine.
den, bar MI iagt op fin Boit Der og
bar facet Goiten iom SernbanelGge
frem | Sieloet. San bar Titttet BET
og Dor / Stationsbpgningen paa
Wprbal; nten ba &ommilnen haooe
aniat BAN paa 3 Iaaneoers Spii.
aelie, maa ban bolSe gifar Der. mem.
Zig en- 9oftor Iatbiien fra Bergen,
en- meget bpggelig 9oftor.
Sogns Speepleieforening gaar
noget fremoper; Ri bar mi faaet ita.
tioneret en- Spgepleierife Der / glur.
lano ogiua. Sun er fonmen ira 8i-
afonisiebiemmet / &riitiania.
9a MI De lanee @interfpeIoer npr.
mer fig, tor leg minbe ON, at Den
SorPring bere oerborte I gme.
rifa fan gipe @enner Der, err at ienoe
Dem "9ecorab.B oIten" og "arnen".
9ere bill ba minolt bper eneite aften
blipe fiGrligt ibufommet al Den Gen
Der, iom mootaser glooene.
Sermeo ienbes Sleet og 8enner
og Spiere min beoite SiIien.
aurlanb ben 24be Sept. 1903.
g. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16

Sbien-g rebe. Otter SorIpoenbe /
"gergens aftenblao" forbereoes us.
gipelien at en- Samling grepe fra
forifieaige Geriooer af Senrif Sbiens
Sin meo 8igterens autoriiotion ON
life UNDER bans egen Meonirfen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
DR.. Noes ~iRanSinapiife
Heron Lake, Mimi.

en- prGgtig 5000 SpsuiHg - en- puoig
gnrf - meo ale SIn9s observation-disclosures.
lUm iIuosS pad De bsbie SoipItaLsr. X-Ray
YiuitJrsr. IRaittHcr iom irenbriHger rem
Flclbluit os fploer SRrelierue osrueo.
gebite Uorl,e 3uttprer 0Q Srgcglelerltsr.
EmtoituIugerue rimeItge. vi mO0.u8Gr gls
tlenter lloeHoe al aIe Sldas S%ugoomme.
uH0tdgcu imitiumGIe. Bort 6Ciptlal CT URr
JuU.tIoH Al omaha o. gtllUauleebGHtu
lGmi Ripe StoHe 9IHIeu I'll StroH SaIt.
5GLo GvIgsatug BIues paa gtgrli Ue0 pen
UeuoeIie III
Anton j. Moe, NJ. ID.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
"Seg pnlfcr ct Yar 6nb6ers"

Set er, bpab DIT flyer til bin Sfomano,
mar Dn pil bape ct Yar. 6at ipprger,
bpao Storrelie, og giper big ct 8ar. gu
proper Dem, og BERT ONT be pa5ier, iaa
tager DIT Den1.
9n flyer ingentiltg om &paliteteu; DIT
ipprger life ONT DC CT gobe Hl1bberS.
"Spab nDtter bet, De CT iaa gOOe iom no.
gen; il1geu at benz er 1oget DerO. Mer
De bDlber milne 6pDDer tprre iDag ialfalO."
Set CT meget alutinbeligt, r1er bet er
r1eget buntt al big, TIT Da Sel5 9topal
Slue &l1bbers CT fGrbige fOr big. Sc
ct bebre end alminOelig t &palitet; De
Dber netOp bet, b1 fer efter | Hlbber5-
gpb Sjeneite ri ben @rltnD CT De pGrD
at ipprge efter, at %iniiitere paa. gu be-
taller famine Yrts for benz iom for bet
rittre Slag.
S5EE.L5l22
ebHr 6ubmaunr a. 8me SO tgaNn
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16

Senb "9eeOrab-g oiten" til Ben.
ner os SIRstninge / bet gamIe 9mS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16

&c, lom bruatr "garlanS', sr Be bebrs gennsr At
9dTlaHe Eteuts % 4aages.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
NO HOPE FOR FINANCIAL BILL
Result of Conference Between Secretary
shaw and Mr. Cannon Held in
Washington.

Washington. Sept 22.-Secretary Of
the Treasury Shaw had a long confer
ence with Joseph q. Cannon, speaker
Of the house to be, and the subject
Of financial legislation was the most
important thing discussed. 1t was
freely admitted at its conclusion by Of
ficials Of the treasury department who
have been urging that some bill be
passed that there is no chance now OF
any financial legislation at the coming
session Of congress.
Since consulting with senators and
representatives, from various parts Of
the country Secretary Shaw has strong
~ urged the president TO make no
specific recommendations for legis-
lation in his forthcoming message.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
Odd Fellows Gather in Large Numbers ut
Baltimore To Discuss the Good
OF the Order,

Baltimore. Sept. %. - There are
thousands Of Odd Fellows at Balti-
more now in attendance on the meet
ing of the sovereign grand lodge and
proceedings in connection herewith.
The members Of the sovereign grand
lodge were escorted to Ford's opera
House, where the lodge holds its SEES
siopS. by the Patriarchs Militant, and
once there the customary addresses Of
welcome. etc. were duly delivered
The annual report of Grand Sire
and Commandments John Il. Good
win shows the order 10 be in a -four
lshing condition. At the close Of 1902
the returns were as follows: Subor-
dinate lodge membership. 1,069, 906;
encampment membership, I'D, $50; Re
bekah lodge membership. brothers,
15l.l95 sisters. 25S.S50, and, adding
Australia sex not given. 1,914. making
total Rebekah membership Al ,955;
Patriarchs Militant membership, IL.
754
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
Farmers, ORGANIZATIONS.

Farmers organizations are neces-
sity. In order to meet successfully or
gained power the farmers must form
thorough organizations among them
selves, and there is no national and
complete organization except the
grange. 1t must be either this or moth
ing, and farmers themselves must de-
eide the question. and il has no middle
ground. simply two sides from which
to choose One is to unite i'm organiza-
ton and cooperative work in self de-
Tense and protection and the other is
to keep aloof from organization, which
virtually acknowledges that we are in
capable Of self government and there
fore prefer masters to control us. and
we accept whatever they may see ut
to leave us.-Henry Eshbaugh.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
OHIO Edncatnr Kills HimseIf.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept 21.-Prof.
Fred c. Clarke Of the Chic State Uni
versity committed suicide by shooting
himself I'm the forehead with a 32-cali.
bre revolver 1t Is supposed that the
reason for the deed is to be found in
the fact that unfortunate investments
had been made in mining companies.
Professor Clarke leaves a widow and
two small children. Burial will prob
ably be made at Ann Arbor, Mich
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
Thousand Islands Grange Day.

1t has been the custom OF the New
York state grange for a few years
past TO have grand rally in August
at the Thousand islands of the st.
Lawrence. Under the direction of Il
special committee comprising Mr..
George A. Fuller. overseer of the New
York state grange and Mr.. Ira Sharpe,
chairman Of the executive committee,
the meeting there this year will occur
on Aug Is. Addresses will be delivered
by Governor y. j. Bachelor Of New
Hampshire, who is likewise lecturer of
the national grange; Professor L. II.
Bailey of Cornell university and Hon.
James.Wood Of Mount Kisco, n. Y. As
the railroads offer low rates and every
one enjoys visiting the beautiful
Thousand islands. a large attendance
is anticipated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
I-HEs 70 EE SHUT OUT
] aud Ills Delegation Not To lie Admit.
ted 10 the structural workers
Convention.


Kansas City, Sept. 22.-Thc Interna-
tional Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers convention is In session here
and there is hot fight as TO the adj
mission of Samuel Parks. the noted
New York walking delegate, and his
delegation. The committee on cred
entails IL is said, will report against
the seating Of the Parks New York
union, which has been suspended. The
report against seating the suspended
New York union will, it is said, be
signed by five OF the seven members
OF the committee.
Delegates Flaherty, OF Pittsburg, and
O'Brien. OF Pueblo. will bring in a mi
nority report favoring the seating Of
Parks and his seven delegates from
New York. Parks and his followers
will make a strong fight in the con-
vention, but the outlook for success
on their part is not Of the brightest.
When Parks union was suspended a
new union was organized, and this
union has a delegation here.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25

was with Mr.. Cobb five years and was
also editor of the Grange Visitor then
the organ of the oranges of Michigan.
When Mr. Cobb declined reelection
Miss Buell. was elected his successor in
1890. Her work in that position has
been invaluable to the Order, and no
little share of the credit for the remark
able growth of the grange in the VOL
VERNE State belongs to her. Miss Buell.
has also been lecturer of the Washte-
nav county Pomona grange for the
past four years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
THE GRANGE
Conducted BY ]. w. BARROW,
Press Correspondent NeiO York State
Grange
GRANGE FIELD MEETINGS.
National Master Jones Writes of
Their Importance.
Especial correspondence

Especial Correspondence
These meetings afford rare opportu-
nifty TO disseminate grange principles
Permit me TO suggest to those having
local charge of these meetings that no
effort be spared TO make them OF as
great value 10 the Order and the
puolic as possible. The meetings
should promote social and fraternal
greetings and extend the acquaintance
of members and others, with all the
good people in a radius of twenty or
twenty miles of each meeting. To
secure large attendance and the best
people, system must be employed. The
Pomona. or subordinate, grange having
the meeting in charge should appoint
active and energetic committees-first
on programme; second. on arrange
ments and grounds; third, on music;
fourth. on advertising, invitation and
printing; fifth, on reception.
Every detail of the meeting should be
thought out and provision made 70
make the meeting pleasing, entertain
ing. enjoyable and profitable TO all who
may attend. If the committee on in
vitation should have printed circular
letter cordially inviting those to whom
1t may be addressed and their families
to attend and mail or deliver to every
family whom you would like to be pres
ent it would add largely to the at
tendance.
Large supplies Of grange literature
should be judiciously distributed with
the letters of invitation and at the meet
ings. This will afford members an OPP
portunity to inquire after the meeting
as TO the impressions made by the liter
AZURE or at the meeting and secure
good many applications. Patrons Of
Husbandry should remember when
those not members Of the Order are IA
vorably impressed with the objects,
purposes and work of the Order II is
good time to secure their active coop
Grafton and membership.
AARON JONES,
National Master.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
Was Mayor of Chicago i'm 1874.

Chicago, Sept 22.-Alson S. Sher-
man. who was mayor Of Chicago in
1914. Is dead at his home in Wauke.
gan He was 90 years old. His death
was peaceful, AMI he passed away
with mis- siH children at his bedside.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later Mr. Sherman had been
failing fast for several days. Up to
the middle Of the summer, however.
he was in fairly good health and was
able To be out daily.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
TRAINS GOING WEST FROM LAYTON
PERE MARQUETTE
lime Table in Effect July y, 1903.

Leave Paw Paw for Hartford. South
Haven and intermediate points, 7:l0 a.
m: and 100 p. m: freight at $50 p. m.
Leave Paw Paw for Lawton at $50
m, lO:oO a. m. and 600 p. M; freight at
l:45 p. m.
Connecting with Pere Marquette main
line trains at Hartford and M. G.. at Law
ton.
{. {. SHOOK ". 3. M0ellER,
ec ~W Paw Gen. Pass kgt., Detroit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25
Miss Jennie Buell., Secretary Mich
igan state Grange.

Michigan Patrons need no introduc-
ton to their enthusiastic state secre-
tary. Her connection with grange work
began as assistant TO the first secretary
of Michigan state grange, J. 7. Cobb,
who was one of the members Of the
"old guard" and left his impress on the
work Of the Order in that state. She