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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21
WASHINGTON, MO.

o-1 Doctor as =, Eugene Miller Of Union was here the
John Huppert of st Louis has been the guest
! of his Washington friends,
Mrs G; Il. Herkstroete- is the guest OF st
Miss Anna Green Of Rosebud. Mo-. was the
M Mrs H. !! pickbrader entertained the German r,rF
Mrs. Anton Kramolowsky OF Union was the
sqi Of t1ss q 9es fs as week s tn. guest of
grandmother. Mrs. Lizzie coleman.
ing tn the Wee Week wi with her WASHINGTON friends.
Mrs. Captain Ed Murphy is the. guest of her
Miss Beste.. who has been the guest OF Wash
ington friends for some time. returned to her
Professor c. c. Theudium will depart Friday
for Noyia o; to spend vacation.
The Methodlsts are making great arrangements
for their protracted meeting which begins here
Mrs. Tip Helm was the guest of St. Louis
Emiel Backer visited in St. Louis the first o:
Harry Macke Of St: Louis was the guest of hi,
Dave blackwell Of St. Louis was the guest of
Washington friends.
the week for St. Louis and other points Of in
terest to spend her school vacation. =. 1t.
re M and Mrs + Rns'' nj.
aS Rsssf of st Ls dhag ,hd guest
Miss Adele Bolte Of Union was the guest of
her Ms friend Rosa M sssn Goross os g. s Wa, the
of her sister Miss Anna.
closing exercises at their hall. June 25.
Miss Alvin Grothause !s the guest OF ST
Miss Leila Booths departed Wednesday for
Chicago to attend the Moody Bible Institute.
A a.. a Tibbe was the guest of friends In Kan
Mrs; G j. Powers of Pacific wa, the guest of
.,Mr and Mrs, Joseph Isle were the guests of
John Brandt Of Jefferson City was the guest
OF Washington friends
Mrs. Richard Booths Of Pacific was the guest
guest Of st: Louis friends:
folks at Carlyle. Ill.
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole; Misses Lou Haynes
Keller Of Union were the guests of their Wash
s Lille
Doeto, Anton s;apm nm of ST. Louis was the
Robert zumwat Of ~ Louis was the guest of
Washington friends SUNDAY.
Roy Jones Of St Louis was Washington visit
J; g. Telmann Of Jefferson City was the guest
guests Of their cousin A. A. HuHpert
Messrs; Harry schuenemcyer and John I'm
fsnds ssS IS St Louis were the guests of
Miss Ida spaunhorst of this city and Mr.. chas.
Catholic Church in this city Wednesday morning.
Reverend Father Alphon.s officiating. Miss
Spaunhorst is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Spaunhorst.
Miss Olivia Schn,er and Tonic Boland Of St.
Louis were the guests OF Washington friends.
Mr and ID. Mrs Y L. werick are the guests Of
Sunday was observed at the Presbyterian
Church Children's Day. and very interesting
programme carried out
Miss Emily owens OF St. Louis was the guest
OF Washington friends.
Ed Galenkamp who has been attending the
Washington University at St Louis is spending
his vacation with home folks here.
Mrs; D. r. Wilks was the guest Of Pacific
friends.
Miss Ida Hendericks is visiting friends in st.
Louis.
The washington Cornet Band will give con-
cert at the Washington Park Sunday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21
JOPLIN, MO.

s s Msay sSssf ss s
IT9gens Cole and Alice Scott,
M Mr. M HoESee race l. York and 1 Mis- Hiss Alice Nice Powe
were married Wednesday. June IA. by the Rev
Church: ~ T. Unanimous 0' '"e f"S' !" E.
The St. Nicholas Club enjoyed another outing
went out in the afternoon and the gentlemen
followed at O'clock arriving in time for sup
The ladies. of the First Congregational Church
gave aye. ,,I picnic cat at Lakeside on on last ; Friday
ts5,aned ,sL. s the Young Ladies' Wednesday Morning
Mrs Viii c. Porter. No. -3l4 North Pearl
street, street % vas , hostess to the Ladies' Thursday
Mrs A. c. Leonard attended the Daueherty-
Gregg wedding at Neosho Thursday evening at 5
last sunday of Miss Jane Paul. No. 52s Byers
Mrs. J: G: sstewar. Of Pittsburg is the guest
Miss Anna L. Butts Of Carroton KY. is the
s!sTs faf Mebben of No. s Moe.. stet is in
Mas MG ssss kezsl wth Of s louis ID the
guest Of Mrs. F. E Rohan. No. 1907 Mofrett
dies Tuesday afternoon Card Club last week
sTsy as m
rsr nd mil spend the Dsr IN h the
about ten I days s for Pit.sbuTs Pa taser After i
visit there Mrs. Piper will go to Burchanan. W.
Va. and spend the summer. while the doctor
will so1ourn in New York.
Miss Louise Dickey of Kansas City. NO.. and
Mrs. A NJ. Hill Of Kansas City. Kas. are in
NE Mr city the Sss guests Of Mrs '" '" overton and
Mrs. Fred W Lauder returned last week from
a few days visit with relatives In Chicago
Mr. Frank Mays and Miss Allie All Me Williams were
Mt. Kin sindsS Il Smith a spendns
weeks at TIE home Of her parents In Springfield.
her her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. Gosiyn of No.
u Mr and and as'' Mrs. ]. NJ. Hanson were the ga -.
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LOUISIANA, MO.

Mrs, Alien NJ Walker gave an elaborate re-
sess tS sss m in hon honor of her
M and v Mss S rs yaa naFrsOq
Misses irene Solin lima and Nv wstte Jackson of St;
the guests to the hostess and her gusts Of honor
ton. j. ". Crewdson and T. b. Rule served
enne Rule Beares Ruper and Beuah snT
under the supervision Of Mines Das Pearson and
Daniel Thornton is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
FRANK si,s- Carroll at Mason City Il ,..,.. ,o
Mr and Mrs. n Bapre g have . returned to their
visI,;ns MI sna ,,, Mrs Nelson Of New Hope are
and Mrs Nelson will depart this week for a
Miss Rhea Pearson is visiting Miss Edith Rob
Miss Lulu Burnett has returned to her home
at at Brooktieid after pleasant stay Of month
Doctor and Mrs Jacobs of Muscogee. I. T.
William Angle and family have returned to
visit here.
e R. Gribble of Columbia visited the family
OF his brother. l.. A. Gribble.
n n. Jordan Of Johnson County. is visiting
Pike Ike, County friends near here
guest OF her uncle. W. G. Tu!sley and other
F. Taylor of New York City was the guest
Of j E. Bonner last week
"A farewell reception was given Monday even
ing at the Christian Church by the Endeayor
Society to Miss Margaret kuhlnan. who will re-
move to st. Louis.
Miss Cora Winters Of St Louis, is the guest OF
Louisiana friends.
Miss Efhe Fox of vandalla is the guest of Miss
Emma Maxera-
Mrs. ]. n. Barbee is visiting her sons at Han
nibal
Miss Lizzie Rupert is visiting friends a,
Miss Eva Renner of Bowling Green is visiting
c. II. Smith and family.
Mrs ?. II. Cullen Of Mexico Is the guest Of
relatives and friends here.
Miss Roxe Adams Is visiting Miss Ruby Cash
at Frankford
Miss Grace Dudley Of Clarksvile is the cues'
of her grandmother. Mrs f. Hunter.
Mrs. c. NJ. Morris visited her parents Doctor
G. NJ. Smith and wife. OF Hannibal.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. hampton OF Bowling Green
visited friends here.
ing Hudson Martin and family at Ell Dara-
Louis guests Of Mike Maxera and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Thornton of O:tumwa. Ia.
visited relatives and friends
Miss Sophia Meyers Of st. Louis. who was
the guest OF the Misses GenzberGer. has returned
Miss Hattie Owen OF St Louis. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. ]. F. Briner.
The Misses Frankie Tucker and Hazel Fry are
visiting relatives at Pttsteld. Ill
of New York. visiting the formers mother.
Mrs Fred Ebenherger and family.
Doctor Janet Reid OF Hannibal and her guest.
Miss Edith Humphrey of Dallas. Tex. visited
relatives and friends here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. kissenger OF ClarksviIlc and
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s at ssn s;s M2oFs M st RTGd Ella E 5 Mel
MI and Mrs Frank Kiser have rstu,ped from
;feT hars spent the last s'' two weeks 'u'"
NJ. : Toolsv sn.srt.lnsd tn. Ladies' Guild
hone On seSsa,h and clark streets i"O'A at As,
| Mrs Lucy Edwar s Of Jonesburs. is Eiest
Ms; william Goiiner and children have re-
ss it m @ so eeP P Hs1sn afsF m this Psas s
I Professor and ~ Mrs Jossnh e Herring will de de-
Wit vii spend Tets few to With friends
ans aRa Rr sI Sister Mrs s.
Ms. p, Field ., Texas, t:5msrly ., Shelby;
sfsads Sf H. is in this city visiting relatives and
M5 ! Fr1Rk Ds5ser ,P end El@S spent tn.
M' sn and Ads abrsEs NE Il ass2: s:
thsy have sgent the last month.
Luis 'lisS last asii-Si Week the CUES, Of friends
departed sunday for an extended visit with her
MlE ME isSe,is hna MF wn w Of a0fS u Are
Mrs l. Jenkins s Of Galveston. Ts1 and and
| tl.is week to attend the commencement exercises
of the Sacred Heart Acadsmy; w.
P: BRIT, ami Children derar,ed MonSsay for Mc-
Mlia&s Ms M s2r Cray week She was accompanied by
Mrs, Leo Burf1d and davshtsr. Miss NorInne.
ing for their homes in Sweet Springs, No.. after
spending the last four weeks in this city. the
guests Of Mrs Charles Nogelsmeyer.
Mr. and Mrs ]. A. Shannon celebrated the
fifth anniversary Of their marriage on last Mon
day, Quite a pleasant evening was spent by
Adam We'll Of Narshall Tex. is here visiting
his sisters Mrs. Louis Ringe and Mrs. Peter
Pallardy.
Virginia Grais ssPa,sd %e Monday ~ ns4s 1,i
yisi. for a few weeks.
Miss Mamie Steinrauf will shortly depart FOR
st. Paul MINI. where she will visit relatives
and friends.
visit friends in Old Monroe.
Doctor and Mrs. John f. Bruere and daughter.
Miss Cornea. departed Tuesday evening for
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21
mother before departing for years study in

mother mother before departing for a years study in
hTrSae Professor C. F. Winston has gone to Texas.
mathematIcs in Dallas College. His. wife and
Miss Miss Mary stephens Is visiting her aunt. Miss
Mrs ]. NJ Burges is visiting her daughters.
Mrs Haverstk and Mrs. Charles Young. In St
,,o Doctor Ito Paul sshwe,zeF will return to Columbia
Miss Ida Haniari in South Fifth, street. -
MI Miss H. Margaret @ Trim Trmee & returned sunday from
been visI:iqg Tor for the last tie ten months f' sAs ~
MISS HELEN Chenault is visiting relatives In
Mrs. Mary Strong of New York City departed
e tor he, home Monday after pleasant visit to
Mrs. W. H. oliver of Seattle. Wash. has re-
turned TO her home accompanied by her nephew.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Conger. in North Column
Mrs. Thos Ridge has returned to her horne in
Kansas City after a delightful visit to old
Doctor ]. E. viles. teacher. in history in the
Gi M s D. was married % ,,,. en- June 10 IN Prov. &
Viii go to housekeeping on their arrival in Co
IID'a Mr. and Mrs. s. ]. schus,er o, St, 1oui. have
Nj; and Mrs i. 4. Victor ~ '',' -
Mrs; ]. L. Mathews and Mrs. Mary. Dearins
nj ssi, sss Basi% a sns,,
Mrs. r. A. Boyle OF st. Louis returned 70 her
nome Monday. accompanied by her sisters. Misses
Emily and Catherine Guitar.
MISS cary Mounttoy was hostess TO the \. Y.
/, Club Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Price avenue. Six-hand euc!lre was the amuse-
mcnt OF the occasion. Miss Mary Gray winning
the first prize. Miss LII Johnson the second. and
Miss Ruth Moss the third.
Doctor J. L. Gerrig: Columbia product. who
Is now teacher OF French in the Nebraska
University. will depart in few days for an
extended sojourn in Europe He will visit rela-
tives in Austria and go TO Paris TO study.
Mrs Irene Bass of Greenvillc. Miss. and her
daughter, Miss Lollie Bass, spending the
summer with friends in Columbia.
Miss Emma Guitar entertained friends at her
home home in North Columbia Friday evening Among
Miss Minnie Wheeler Of ST. Joseph. Miss Angie
Shouse of Lexington. Ky: Messrs. Duncan Bur
nett. Harry Broadhead. w. X. Crawford. Pat
teIson Nj Balm. Dudley COneg and Arthur Green.
Mrs. NJ. ii. Philpot OF Salisbury departed for
home FRIDAY after visiting Mrs. r. Z. Collier or
Windsor street.
Mrs. Turner Gordon entertained about fifty
3f her friends Wednesday afternoon with cards.
IL was the largest and most elaborate entertain
ment OF the season. Daisies were seen every
wfere in profusion the decorative flower. and
American beauty roses were given 10 each guest
as souvenirs. Refreshments were served and the
prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Niedermeyer. Mrs.
Ernest Mitchell and Miss Florence Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens of Jefferson City
nave returned to their home after visit to
Ny. Stephens's parents.
Mrs. R. NJ; Bird Is spending the summer with
relatives In Baltimore and Petersburg, Va.
President r. H. Jesee delivered the commence
day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21
ST. JOSEPH. NO.

Mr.. Henry W. Yates of Omaha is the guest
of IIs her dsnE6,er i' Mrs. Ed; c; smith. ~ ~,
Mrs g. II carter Friday ana Saturday.
Gus Menzies OF Indianapolis IS the guest OF
MI yra anu SeFeir Worien departed Wednesday for
the East whers she VII sPeHd d,drad5 5ns spr,ngs is
visiting AIr and Mrs. Eugene ZimmerLn9n; o,s,-
Miss Dorothy carter departed Thursday eVen-
Miss sS' Josephine smith Of Hsnder@s3n son .,as n.y. ar
rived Faay for sss nis1 and TIi daushter
by her sister Miss Mamie ChesmoIg dspar,eSh pS
Thursday nigh. for an extended 'fip '"fOus"
M and Mrs W L GGstz go5 ,ss and Ea. Mlfs AhaS Ahe1
Will sail on the 25th for a trip Abroad 10 10
s sIrs "'t. e e Gard departed Wednesday for Ber-
rv III. where she will attend the wedfinS ot a
Miss Jessie Roberts entertained at cards FRI
Hiss Olive E Spencer sister . Of Sheriff s5ancsr M L
the burlington system. was quietly married %
Packing COMPANY. Wednesiay. The ceremony
was performed in Kansas c.ty. ,-x.,,,,
at the Country Club at luncheon we'in.esday by BY
Charles Frazer. Covers were laid for Miss Kat, Kate
Hiee Hae @ys,R ss St Essts I Hal
Lemon Lewis Guthrie and Charles Frazer. nssh, FOR
chicago, iss Where she vii yf.lt several weeks be-
fore going TO Wisconsin for the s'n summer a;ts,a,nr
IL t. Brown S5 the oS aG @ who has
been the guest OF Mrs Louis Thompson. VIII
return home the first of the week.
Mrs. Harry Tootle. Misses Lillian and MARY
ToOtle and Mr. Harry Tootle. Jr.. will depart
about JULY to spend several weeks In colorado
Miss Jennie Rogers and Miss Louise Shireman
will depart about the first of july for Mexico.
No. where thev will visit several weeks.
Miss Minnie Let's gave a dinner party at the
Lotus Club Thrus,av evening for Miss Louise
McCioodwin of Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Ernst Charles Hartwig gave house
warming Wednesday evening at her nome
Twenty-frst and FaraOn streets The affair
was also given a farewell TO Major and Mrs
II. r w. HartwiC. who viii depart shortly Tor
Holland where they will remain indefinitely:
Miss Mabel Larson OF Chicago Is visiting Miss
Jennie Brodine.
Miss Gertrude and Miss Hannah Moline de-
parted Friday for Eureka Springs. Ark.
Mrs. Il. F. Coffman (nee Miss Miss Bessie E.
Beach, and Miss Lou Beach departed Monday
for Boulder. colo. after spending two weeks
with their brothers. Frank W. and Norwood A.
Mrs s B. striblen will deuart to-morrow for
Canon CITY. Colo. where she will spend tho
Miss Florence Huston is in Maryville. the
guest OF her brother. Sam Huston. Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend and son. Banes,
visiting in Excelsior Springs. -
Misses Mildred and Arbery Nash OF Omaha VIII
arrive this week for visit with Mrs. Leonard
Fohl
Twenty-fifth street have issued invitations TO
the marriage OF their daughter Miss Marie. to
The ceremony will be performed Wednesday.
June "a
r. V Fullerton and wife Of Dallas. Tex. sre
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Fullerton.
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SEDALIA. MO.

Mrs. H. Pieper Of St Louis. who ha. been tn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21

This sketch was made by John Mahoney,
| age 8. Peabody School. st. Louis. Mo.
| We give cash prize of SEQ for any
| drawing of this character which we accept
| and use. All school children cnn com:
| pete. Full Instructions will be found
| on inside of each package of EGE-O-
| See telling what to do to get the prize
| and how to make the drn wings.
| These prize drawings will appear in The
| Republic on Sundays and Tuesdays
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21

E-nes, Clifford OF Denver. C-l. v.s'scc -. ano
u. san, sparrow here iast week. go A..
'Nr and Mrs y. c. Hardin arc Wis tin@ az an n,
/. rhnr Mich and atten1 iEG ine co'iihei.ceHnII III
~ Sichican University. OF which their SON. Caii.'
Is a gfa.Ib .Ir,be Sillenc.r OF Mexico. is tine guest
~ t,er sister Mrs Edward Matthews
Miss Mary Reeds. who visited here mas re- ,,
turned 10 her home in st. Louis accompanied oy
Miss Myrtle PoSG -. 81, r,r r-,,b e,
,anSJ;rs, the SUMMER with relatives he
81 r.-svton Keith and daughter. Nj; Attella.
visited al Moberly last week .t., Ma.
Miss C;ineva Anderson OF Memphis Visited MSS
Kate Betwar. ,,t r,u. yy,o5, ,rcrs
unifsd in marriage by the Reverend L. r. j.
r evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21
COLUMBIA, MO.

The Columbia Chapter of the Daughters OF tho
American Revolution celebrated Flag Day al
the home of Mrs. W. w. Eledang. Saturday
afternoon. Twenty Five members were present
and greatly enjoyed Mrs. Eedans hospitality
Captain and Mrs. David Guitar are entertain
ing their daughter Mrs. Platter. Of .Chillicothe.
her home THURSDAY. after delightful visit to her
Miss Ruth Bawdry of carroitonp is the CUES.
of Doctor and Mrs: B. A. Watson r, ,,-
Denver Colo. where she will spend the summer
with relatives.
Miss Edith Parker has returned after a lengthy
visit to friends in CarrolIton. Mo.
Mrs; Professor Mnmford and Green gave ave., a :.
to the. men and women attending the summer
school. on Saturday evening. from to ? o'clock.
Doctor John GerriS is here on visit to his
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-21
KANSAS CITY, MO.

Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hughes are entertaining
their daughter. Mrs. Henry ]. Cronin, OF st.
Louis.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-03
ROOT-GARDNER FIGHT.
Contest at Fort Erie Tomorrow At
tracing Sports From Many Places.

Buffalo, n Y, July ga crowd of
sporting enthusiasts large enough to
fill the Golfers of the international
Athletic club with their admission
fees will cross over to Fort Erie to-
morrow to witness the contest be-
tween Jack Root, light heavyweight
champion of the world, and George
Gardner of Lowell, Mass. Numerous
cities from New York to Chicago We're
represented among the visitors and
their presence gave evidence of the
widespread interest manifested in the
fight
Several causes contribute to the
popularity of the contest between
Root and Gardner. Aside from the
championship title involved it is re-
garded as a probability that the Win
ner will be matched to fight Bob Fitz-
simmons But the chief factor in the
situation lies in the fact that Root
and Gardner are regarded as the most
evenly matched fighters in the coun-
try and as a consequence able to put
up one of the most interesting contests
that could be seen anywhere. Root
once whipped Gardner in seven rounds
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-03
TOM JOHNSON OPPOSE HERRIcK
Mayor of Cleveland Will Not Be the
Democratic Nominee.

Cleveland. O.. July 3.-TOm l.
Johnson. mayor of this city, will be
the democratic nominee for governor
of Ohio, and Cleveland will thus fur
nish the two men who will race for
the highest office within the gift OF the
buckeyes this fall.
Democrats who are in position 70
name the slate have decided that the
Cleveland mayor and famous single
tax advocate shall be Herricks oppo'
nent, and. realizing the futIIity OF try
ing to overcome the normal repuDA-
can majority in Ohio, will wage the
whole fight on the legislative ticket.
Mr.. Johnson is not DESTROYS OF run
ming for governor this year 0u' tA7
convention will force the n0mIha'
ton on him and he will accept. ms
was ascertained a few days ago, Wnel
w. l.. Finley Of Kenton. repreSehlNA7
the Johnson wing OF the party. wa
sent to Cleveland 10 discover no" '"T
mayor stood on the proposition.
While Johnson would not annoaI.1
himself a candidate, he admitted Ina'
he would accept if the conIen'Ig5-
unanimously asked him 10 De 'ne I7a,-
er. THAI this program VIII De t''
riad out is a certainty unless yeto@'
at the last minute by Johnson ALHl' ,.. :
as his faction is in control Oh u
state and already mas enough coaAu7'
in line 10 make hi, nomination OLE
haIlOr affair
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-03

however, for he is not built thai way;
but he would get out on the street and
secure control of affairs, ald then
the cleaning out would begin. ROose
welt would do exactly the same things
that The Argus is doing but he would
do them in different way. The
ROOseyelts and ShCWermans used to
be neighbOrs in the old country, and
their mutual likes and dislikes are as
strong tOdaT as they were in the
sixteenth century when they discuss
ed them amid the clouds of smoke
drawn from the new weed which had
been bought from the Indians in
America. Both families have every
thing to be proud of in the line Of
ancestry, yet none OF them, to the
knowledge of the writer. has ever
been accused of being snob. When
the young man who writes for the
Union undertakes to shower further
encOniums upon Roosevelt, he will
please bear in mind that he is really
eulogizing The Argus and its editor,
land is cOndemning everything upon
which the Ankeny machine has built
its hopes for success. But it may be,
as before suggested, that the machine
and its organ are going to turn over
a new leaf If so, The Argus bids
them welcome; if not, let them go
on to their doom.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-03
UNITED STATES IMPOSED UPON
New Steamship Company Brings a
Certain Class To Our Shores.

Washington, July 3.-As a result Of
advices from special immigration
agents in Europe sent by President
Roosevelt to inquire into conditions
there and from consular agents at
Montreal and other Canadian points.
Frank P. Sargent, commissioner of
immigration, has given orders to
tighten all lines along the Canadian
border and scrutinize closely every
person Offering himself for admission
to the United States
Some weeks ago the president sent
Marcus Braun Of New York, editor OF
a prominent Jewish newspaper. to
Europe to investigate immigration
questions, and his reports. now be-
ginning to arrive. show a most unde-
sirable condition. fully bearing out
all the suspicious the government has
been entertaining as to the undesr-
able character of immigrants and the
methods adopted by the steamship
companies to assist" them into this
country.
One item from Braun's report will
show its general character. At Eper-
Jec, Hungary. is a man. his wife and
seven children, of most undesira Bile
character, paupers. diseased and from
the most ignorant class Of the pOpula-
ton. This family. he discovered, was
being assisted" b. agents for a
steamship company landing at Hall
fax, new line to the Ulited States.
They were coached" in their answers
TO questions regarding their property
general health. social conditions etc
and told to say that the Wara NOT
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-03
ShoWermans in Norway-Neighbors
of Roosevelt in Holland.

(FrOm WaIla Walla Argus. October
"a. 1901
When the fresh young man who
writes the colorless and. generally
lnOtfensive Union editorials, starts
out to boom Roosevelt, he is under
taking delicate task. If President
Roosevelt were running a newspaper
IN Walla Walla he would go after the
very things that the writer hereof
has gone after and is going after.
What would Roosevelt say of the wide
open policy which the Union tried
so far as it dared, to perpetuate? Of
our convenient and neighborly
houses of ill-fame? Of the corruption
in high places? OF the cowardly
methods Of retaliation? What would
Roosevelt say. except as The Argus
says, that such state of affairs is a
disgrace to any town. and should
never for moment be tolerated in
so favored and so beautiful a city as
Walla Walla? Roosevelt would not
sit in an office and write editorials.