davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20
ADAMS PRESBYTERY
Holds Successful Meeting
Our City.

A we'll attended meeting of the
Adams Presbytery was held in the
Presbyterian church in this CITY
yesterday and today. The follow.
ing ministers are in attendance
DR.. R. N. Adams, Minneapolis; Rev
W. J. Hall, Hallock; Rev. J. R.
Campbell, Pembina, N. D.; Rev
Neil Gilchrist, Crookston; Rev. G..
A. Holzinger, Fisher; Rev. S. E. P.
White, Bemidji; Rev. F. J. Barack.
man, Blackduck; Rev. r. E. Hig.
gins, Rockford; Rev. William Best,
East Grand Forks; Rev. James H.
Nicol, Thief River Falls; Rev. E. M.
Williams, Argyle; Rev. w. D. Ogg,
Hendrum; and the local pastor. Rev.
R. T. Fulton.
The following elders were
present. Mr.. Cameron, of Hallock
Mayor Mix, of Crookston; H. E.
Mussey, Thief River Falls; Mr..
Clover, Angus; D. K. Laurie; A.
P. Frank, of the Warren church.
Rev. J. H. Barackman, was
chosen Moderator, and Rev. J. H.
Nicol Temporary Clerk.
Many important matters pertain.
ing to the work in these northern
counties were brought up for cosider-
alton.
A vote was taken on the
union with the Cumberland Presby.
terry, the vote resulting in favor o1
union.
Plans were made for holding q
Bible Study Conference at the
shores of lake Bemidji in July.
Rev. r. T. Fulton was elected q
Commissioner to the General AS.
sembly which meets at Winona
Lake, Ind, on May 18. Elder
Davine, of Hallock was elected as
lay COMMISSIONER.
J. J. Trask, OF. Bemidji, was Ii.
censed to preach.
A popular meeting was held Wed.
nesday afternoon addressed by Rev.
F. b. Higgins 'The lumber-iack
Sky Pilot, and Rey. DR.. R. N.
Adams, venerable and valiant
soldier of the cross, after whom this
Presbytery is named. Another
popular meeting was held this after
noon addressed by Prof Thomas
Shaw, the well known agricultural
lecturer and writer.
Among visitors attending the
meeting of the Presbytery is Rev.
J. P. Schell, of Sandsville.
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20
FIND CASH BURIED BY REDS
Pot Containing $4,000, Supposed to
Have Been Left by Indians,
Unearthed in Texas.

Mount Pleasant. Text. A. Ledbet-
ter has dug up pot containing nearly
$4,000 in gold coin 20 miles north OF
here. The coin is all United States
money except one or two pieces, which
are either Spanish or Mexican coins.
Years ago an old Indian stated that
some kind of treasure had been bur-
led near where Ledbetter made his find
and parties made search for it at that
time, but we're unable to find anything
and gave up the search. Several trees
near the place had Indian marks on
them. The money is in a good state
of preservation.
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20

Ground feed on hand at all times
at the Warren FIGURING Mills.
Attorney L. P. Weld returned
from Crookston this morning.
Leonard Landvik and Peter Nord-
ling have opened up a blacksmith
shop at Halvor.
Miss Linda Lundin of Stephen,
visited friends in Warren for few
days last week.
James Nook is making some SUBJ
stantial improvements on his dwell
ing house on the east side.
For Real Estate Loars at lowest
rate of interest see
ALB1N Young, Warren, MINI.
Mrs. Fred Anderson, of Stephen,
visited relatives and friends in this
city Sunday last. "
The Warren Male Chorus will
give a concert at the opera house on
Friday evening, April %. -..... &
Axle Nordgren returned this
week from Bemidji, where he has
spent the winter.
CRooKsToN succeeded in getting
the agriculture school. Now We
can all learn how to farm.
Mrs. Ed. Franson is recovering
slowly from severe attack of in
flamatory rheumatism.
The Warren Dairy Co. pays the
highest market price for cream. In
the east basement First National
Bank Bldg.
English services will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock in the Swedish
Lutheran church, by Rev. A. Salve-
son, OF the Norwegian Synod.
You will miss it if you don't get
one of those reliable Van Brunt
drills from LUNDGREN, W1rTENsTEN
& Co.
Halvor Svendson and Sam Sven
son, prominent settlers of town of
New Maine, attended to business in
the city Tuesday, and also remem-
bered the SHEAF with a pleasant
call.
Mrs. P. G. Peterson and daughter
arrived last Saturday to visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Person, in Vega. Mr.. Peterson
has been the foreman in a printing
office at Appleton, Minn., during
the past year, but has lately bought
the Frazee Free Press, at Frazee,
Minn., to which place he proceeded
to take charge of the paper and get
their new home in order, while Mrs.
Peterson is on visit here.
A farmer says that he rids his
farm of rats in the following man.
ner: On number of pieces of
shingles I put about a teaspoonful
of molasses and on that a quantity
OF concentrated lye, and then put
the shingles around under the
cribs. The next morning I found
some forty dead rats and the rest
left for parts unknown. I have
cleaned several farms of the pest
this way, and never knew it to fail.
Echo. -z.
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20
An Unnecessary Measure

AN unnecessary Measure.
AS to that story about the czar's at
tempt at suicide, just reflect for mo-
ment how unnecessary such an extreme
measure would be in a land where the
guild of journeymen bomb throwers is
SO. enthusiastically active.
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20

Flour 6315 Patent. Straight &3C5. Ground
Feed 81 a ton Corn $l9 a ton. Bran SIS
a ton. ShorSs Is.
Oats. "a. Potatoes. 40. Butter. packing
stock. 12-ls Eggs. Is. Cream. %. Cattle.
Steers. ~ Hogs. 5K. Sheep Veal S.
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20
Warren Dairy Market.

AS reported by the Warren Dairy
Company.
Cream 81 cents
Eggs 13 cents.
Butter, packing stock 18c
Above prices are subject to mark
ct changes: Prices quoted are those
in force on date of issue of paper.
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20
Perhaps It Was the Prayer.

Perhaps It Was the Prayer.
An Ohio man wants a divorce be-
cause his wife kicked him while he
was praying. Possibly he was praying
that he might become a widower be-
fore it was too late.
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-20
WARREN MARKET.

Giving prices each day during the
past week.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
CASES
ON CALENDAR
TO Be TRIED
Of These There Are Forty-nine
Divorce Suits Scheduled
for Wednesday.

The seventeen parts OF the Supreme
and surrogates courts. in the old Tweed
cour. House, opsied to-day for the hrst
time after the three months vacation
10 did the six terms OF the CITY Court
in the old brown-stone court-House. and
both temples and Justice were throrged
from basemen, to roof With lawyers
htigants. witnesses and jurors
There are more than l2,Ooo cages con-
fronting the Supreme Court Justices,
which Ia about 1850 less than at the
beginning OF last year. the courts hav-
ing made a gain through a reforma-
lion OF the calender and the grouping
cf cases by classes, f-t
The Appellate Term Of the Supreme
Court TO which appeals from the dis.
trict ana the city courts are taken
has only small calendar, this court
having caught up with business iaet
year. Justices Scott. Bischoff and Fhs-
eera,d are sitting In that court to-day
The practice Of making a Geld da,
OF undefsnded divorce cases ON Wed.
nesdAys Of each week N Special Term
Part IDu, which Justice Lsavtniritl
broke pp last May, on Tie Worlds
showing up Of the fact that these eases
we're run through In eight 20 twelve
minutes each. has been resumed.
Forty-nine OF these casef are sehed-
uied for Wednesday next before Justice
Davis.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
GIANTS WILL
WIN EASILY,
SAYS NJ 'GRAW
Arrangements for the Post
Season Championship Series
PleassS Manage.
BY BozEnAN sULeER.

Especial to fhe Eyenlng worldl
4: :CINCINNATI, o.. oct. 2.--Ol account
II an. an day drlszle to-day's game
@as postponed On eccopnt OF wet
grounds ana two games VIII be played
fo-morrow. Manager AcGraw, talking OF
the argangsmsnts Of the worlds cham
ptpnship sci lee, was pleased though of
s5urss he would have preferred 70 have
the opening game PLACED in New York.
2As 70 tae umpreg said MaGraw.
"the comniislon c2bld not have made
= better selsetioni In fact Frank o'Day
and Jack Sheridan are the only selee-
ton that could have been made rhoy
are had and shoulders above any other
umplres. ana : believe wD give entire
satisfaction. f
Ycs. | feel confident Of winning the
wos .ds championship J thlnk that fight
will be as easy, II not easier than the
cne We have made for the National
League oennant
The evening world., 1905-10-02
TUCKER TO FIGHT
LOGAN TONIGHT.
Little Men win Clash :or Six
Rounds Before the Washing.
ton Sporting Club, in the
Quaker City. / I,e

"Chick". racksr. Of the Avonia A. c..
of this city, will go 10 Philadelphia 70.
night, where he will meet "Phil' 10.
gan, tho clever Quaker City boxer, IN
q six.round boIt before the Washington
Sporting Club.
Tie In PHILADELPHIA, and as he was only
outpolnted In two OF the contests Logan
will have 10 night as never before In
order 10 beat him Tucker Is hghtlng
In great iofm at present. lie clearly
beat Matty Baldwin In the tenth round
Iof their bout AZ Lawrence, Mass, on
es had BEEN biz low by % Tucker Rsferes ss
Marin faherty awarded Baldwin the
decision on a foul. Hr
II Tucker defeats Logan he will Issue
q ehaienge 10 fight Tommy Murphy a
return battle In Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1905-10-02

Drill was out sNsiins. ,, oNH
OLdnlng' hl'soh f"'"e' "" N''7
KUN, -, ,..,, f.anoyt. Chase
Driil loon iou tsyi rnnrhi,n also
foulea out " No Rt,Na.
graopeo Oiurins ho' '"''' ~
Fifth Inning.
,,.ts.,. ,o,,od opt "a cockman,
r. Mst,'sy' nA.,tv ioh of Lind
SVss"'sr as,s s,.o,,nder Connor took n foul
from schsefer No kUNs, dlSs,,.n : c,s, 10
Mcintyre. Hogg famed out NO
RUNS
a,~th InnIna.
S'~'" ''"s'
cr,w,ora han, ant a sk,w nit 10 Old
rohb w, sn,.S ssseiy Hoga
wy; IScp ca,,.o,,i,is Ts sscri6cs. Crawfori
nand'ed Sols1t,nl tna,,s ~ "a keeier
scored on o Learyns yn.,f ny a. 70 Assyr; Gwr
Ham pulled oo"il Df'hs u''Ve' w"
Run. - - A.u. v..i.,
Hahn got ne nase on ua sa nsnn
was OUT 70 -lhunsay ,s. .snt az, tha
taxing secohoi g1oss"'rw na ss,sted mY ~ Ia
porte walioped another hit In left. scor-
n.g M nam a.ho.11eas o19e nNE prfN ~
" i'7a' " 'N's1' ~
Seventh lnnlnp.
Chase fell down on Laporte's throw
from Kiis0n and the batter was safe,
KiR-n WAS out, Chase TO Oldring, on
McIntyres bounce Dougherty took q
ny from Lindsay. Mclntyre went 70
a nIflI
The evening world., 1905-10-02
LOSE TWO
GAMES TO THE DETR0!TS
Continued from First pass)

was out, Newton 20 cha. to oldrlns
6'Iearys tumble nut chas on FIRST
Oldring toed the scratch with a magni
loent triple In left, scoring Chase
Kielnow filed out TO Helaefer. CoakmaI
filmed weakly. 80 did Newton, ONE
hun.
Fifth Inning
Hahn sailed under q Nv from schaef-
or, Hahn also gobbled Crawford's hoist,
Oldring seized Cobbs lifi. NO RUNS.
Hahn struck out. O'Lesry couldn'
hold drive from Keeler. Donovan Held
ed Dougherty and threw Keeler out al
second Mcintyre held on 10 Laporte :
skyscrapsr. NO RUNS.
Sixth inning.
Coughlln walked. o'IIeary was out,
Newton 10 Chase. Oldring threw War.
ntr out, .coughlin reaching third, Old
ring made bad throw OF Donovan 4
froundcr over second. scoring Cough
In and "fvsncfng the batter to second.
Mclntyre drew free pass. Lindsay
I1rSea EsScst.' hoinSg' n.,T 4 second o'drins to
.coughlIn threw Chase out oldring z
slapped out his second hit, single to
centre. Lindsay took . high one from
Kleinow. Cockman was out al hrst,
o'Leafy to lindsay NO RUNS
Seventh innina,
oidring m.A. . -,
Corku,a,, nj cn,,i1 s'yP oseflns W
10 retire scheeYse No n,tn tn,vw ~ S uais
crawforS's tcucS.d sneenT se,,,s -
isSaefst iS., eo.s snd aGuslsd a ne batter si
hNNs -,
I'm made a brilliant stop from Ham
The evening world., 1905-10-02
Great Southpaw Declares That
He Now Is as Good as Ever
and Is Ready to Go Into the
Box siEA..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, a--Georse
Edward. better known to baseball FOL.
lowers as 'Rube' Waddell. who has
been out OF the game on account OF
sore shoulder for more than three
weeks, has come right and will be In
the box for the Athletics early this
week.
waddell injured his arm In friendly
The evening world., 1905-10-02
TRIED TO WRECK TRAINS,
Boys snspcted IN Two Attempts on
the Jersey Central.

BONNEVILLE. NJ T., Oct, 1.-Two at
ttmpls were made 70 wreck trains on
the New Jersey Central Railroad IN
vanderveers cut. between Rarilan and
North Branch, Both attempts are be-
lleved TO have been the york OF boys
TIE eng.neef o. the westb1und passen-
ger train taat left here az 227 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon while going through
the cut saw ahead OF him heavy tie.
which had been RIA across the track.
He stopped Just IN time 20 avoid an
accident
An henr later tho engineer OF fast
freight traln, also westt0unA sew a
large piece OF lron on tae aack and
hiopped The train lJsi IN ilHe ID avert
What wotld pr0hasly have beea bid
wreck As Ne was stopping tho train
The englntsr saw three. 0Oys scsmpering
up an fnhanfnent, ana 4 Is believed
that they veA, concerned 10 both at
fnmpta
The evening world., 1905-10-02
FIRST GAME,
BATTING ORDER.
First Inning.

Chase took care OF Mcintyre unassist-
cd. Lindsay went out Laporle 10
Chase. Chesbro couldn't get hem over
Tor Schaeifer and allowed him to stroll.
Hs was out scaling, KleinoW to La
pOrte. no RUNS
Hahn hois.ed a high, one to Cobb
Keele failed 90 beat his fast bunt TO
eofa aeer. CDbh was under Dougherty'
tigh ny NO RUNS
The evening world., 1905-10-02
OLD DR.. dRINDLE,

Under Dr. drIDil>t ueisntIflc treatm>nt ali
cured mci, unic6ly more easily and on In0f,
MODERATE TERMS than by any ohm ar
varasng physician. Doyou suffer from I1) "
s.isinnF ss,Sli's iinsy Sssy' Sadda q sompin NH
sorth sas pslnf az 2v vs~,llnr sriicruR tAhf' NJ
cocEi.t, or any dIssess rfsqliing. from *
soi ss u NV ionf standlns 81 orioils Wi
rurs you - HIfsF a. you 10 70 HIM fcf treat
n,sn' cure "a grys,, !, 7. Az Y oraissfy ,D coa-
ns hAs ooceupisd OVER Is YExRa.-k fss'ra rs's
which no other advtftisink p.lYsIcIan can
Kiss'gSy Kssss! .s s'; ;! sssasss sss''i is' s
The evening world., 1905-10-02
BROOKLYN GAVE OFF.

ST LOCls, Oct c--Rain knocked out
an ehance OF a game to-day between
the Bro sklyns and the Cardinals and
a, double.headeE viii bo played to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
LOSES
!. IN ENGLAND
MadraIb The Terrible Turk, Puts
American Down In Straight
Falls IN Less than an Hours

LONDON, Oct, s2-Madrali, thu Ter.
rlble TUX. defeated Tom Jenidrs the
Auerican cat,h-as-catch wrestling
eAnmrion. In n .bop, at She Lyceum
Must Han this afternoon. Madrail won
In straight falls
The hrs fall was seured IN nineteen
minutes and forty.nvc soeands. the ses'
9nd fall ia twenty-five minutes and
for.y-six seconds.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
BIG OIL CONSOLIDATION.
cenpaniss Merged wtII Raa . ripe
faal Line COS niles.

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, Oct. IA
constellation Of the cudahy and the
Cherokee OIL and Gas Companies In the
Cherokee Nation wes erected to-day.
rhe new concern Is capitalized at se,oo0,-
100, and will be known AZ the Cudahy
PIPE Lane and Rennins Company, II In
tends Il IL announced. 70 build pipe
line from Bartlesviile. ]. T., 10 st. Louis
a distance OF eos miles Al 81. Louis, a
5000 barrel rennery Ia TO be built upon q
site already purchased.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
First Won by a Head.

King Pepper was the pacsmaker, fol-
lowed BY The Huguenot, Head Dance
and Arsenal. They ran this way to the
stretch, whore Head Dance and Ar
senal died away Wyeth then closed up
on the leaders, and In a drive through
the stretch The Huguenot won by a
head from King Pepper. who beat
Wyeth length for the place.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
Buraomaster All the Way.

Burgomaster want to the front al the
start made AL the running and won
easily by three lengths Penrhyn and
Battle Axe fought 1; out all the way
for the place position. Penryhn beating
Battle Axe "a neck Btheiret was never
A factor
The evening world., 1905-10-02
ro.MoRRows BELMONT PARK ENTRIES

tspecial to The Evening world)
BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK,
Oct. 2.-The entries for to-morrows
races are as follows
The evening world., 1905-10-02

BssebsiI To-Day. Tive Danes First
y y, Hssilssss y p'ispiS ons Adm =
The evening world., 1905-10-02

Crawford Laced the horsehide 10 CEN
tre Ter two bases, Cobb vas victim
Of Cnesbr0's inshoots COughlln singled
over Olirlngs head scoring Crawford,
and went 20 second on Doughertys
tumble OLeary singled TO centre, ad-
ia9ciag Coughlin To third. COd6hlln
was caught trying TO come home on
tried 70 take second aud O'Leary was
caught trying to stea thome az the
Oldring. ONE RUN.
Lapor,e doubled to left Chase hunted
fafely, advancing Laporie 10 third Old
ring forced Chase az second, O'Leary
70 schaefer scoring Laporte. oldring
made a sensahonal steal OF second.
geacalig third, cocknan famed put.
Third inning.
wild nm Donovan dropped safe
buut y front OF the plate Mcintyre
fonlod out 70 Cocltnan Lindsay drew
q free pass Dutch schasfer wlllopei
tho laaiher for ahreo bases In right
heid scoring Donovan and Lindsay.
Crawford Inc famous sluagcr dropped
another single In right, scoring Bchae-
fer. Cookman iugaled an easy bounce
from Cobb Dougherty overran a ny
from coughlIn. which put the batter on
third and scored Crawford and Cobb.
Chcshro rook a bounce from oLsarl
and threw couRhlin out az me plate.
Hahn made a nice running catch from
warmers drive, FIVE RUNS
OfeAry bundled a swift clout from
Chesbro. Hahn struck out. Keelei
beat cut 4 slow hit TO Lindsay. Cough
M muffe- a pop hy ~ Nougherty.
IaDorie filed 70 schafer, RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Newton reaeyed Chesbro In the box.
OidfmR RAD an assist Of DDnoyaa. Nc.
M rfr walled HAHN took A ifye from
Llydsnr Ncfn,yre was. caighi asleeI
ct 1rct aed lf,ade run for second, bul
The evening world., 1905-10-02
DroomstIck Just Falls.

Lord Of the Valley went 10 the front
At the start and made tlle running fol-
lowed BY Prctensl0n and Spring, They
ran This way 10 the stretch, where Pre-
tension closed and they went az Il ham.
10 and as PretencIon qult he went az
LORD OF the Vale, but jusl failed 10 get
.lp Lord Of the Vale won by head,
RrOomatlck was lNrgth and a half
In froct OF PfetfnflDh,
The evening world., 1905-10-02

6vVbAx Terry MctoNefn VIII Desil
trahing for his fight with
Tommy Murphy, OF Harlem,
} which is TO take place In Philadelphia
on the 18th.
McGoyern has been getting slowly
into shape by playing baseball. He has
y Improved immensely. and. even II he
is still shy few ndches Of being
The old Terrible Terry he looks At
to put up good enough ngln 10
satisfy the yearnlngs Of Mr. Murphy
lf Terry happens to lie IN as good
s1spe as he was ten mnths ago,
when he Knocked out Eddie Hanion
over In Philadelphia, Murphy's cham
pionship aspirations will be brought
, rp with a Jerk. But the Harlemlie's
friends are counting upoa finding
Terry Wen established In the has-been
Class. His recent breakdown may have
takcn all Of the real fighting Stamina
OUT OF him, and IN that case Tommy
VIII ADD a much more important line
q his record than he did last week,
when he put away poor old decrepit
George Dixon.
HhANk ERNE is training Murphy
for the fight, He says that Muir
phy Is really as good as Johnny
Oliver thinks him to be. Erne ex-
poets TO see Murphy fight McGovern
10 a standstll before the end OF the
sixth round. The Harlem boy has
shown grit and endurance In his many
fighta ana q good share of aggressiye-
ness He fights somewhat on the style
o. McGoyefn himself. boring IN con-
ihually, ready 10 take punch for the
sake OF sending one back He always
Furnishes his man severely, while VIM
ming fight. but seems to have a blow
that Il Just short OF the genuine
knQckout punch. He looks clever with
a heavy sllgger,. but SLOW and clumsy
beside a mar like Abe Attell
Terry will train at 1rst In a Har-
lem gymnasium, going out daily for
runs on his old training ground,
Jerome avenue. Like Young Corbegt
he 4 planning an extensive campaign,
a1d intends TO nscke clean sweep OF
all the llltle fellows IN HIS class before
ne goes back Into retirement.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
BIG BOOKS ARE
BARRED FROM
BETTING RING
CONTINUED from First Page. J

Nets appealed 10 Wheelock and
other members Of the committee with
out result.
Barring this little furry In the ring
everything was lovely at Belmont Park.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
Another for Whitney.

Perverse went 10 the front at the
start and, mak.ng all the running. won
In a drive by length and a half frcm
Early and OFTEN, who closed strong,
DuenDi was third, eight lengths away.
QadottIn Mataa p.nara
The evening world., 1905-10-02
bedouIn Makes Record.

Bedoun broke In front and made
pace until near the far turn, where st.
Bellane slipped up on the rail- and ran
In the lead showing me way to the
stre.ch. two lengths IN front Of Red.
oun and the latter four lengths In
from. OF Won Tromp who was plainly
not In form. In the run home Bed.
oun went to tho. front and won by
for the distance. st. Bellane was twelve
lengths In front Of Won Tromp The
former holder OF the record war 0s.
trich. who ran the distance In 2iS At
Morria Park. carving R pounds.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
SPORTING !.
al EAE.l4 7I.Aal;,,E,. y

WILL RBcoVER ALL money ,ost gam
ssS s' 81 4 is; g rss e slss,, kss
The evening world., 1905-10-02
Dlsobedlent Came Al End,

head Ir' % he IN middle of the ne turn I'M where se
Kiniey Dale ioinf1 them, Dlsobedent
laid IN behind thls trio 70 well In the
stretch. when he went 10 the 'front.' and
won bs.ndilv BY length and half
from Arikllrba, who beat Kinley Dale a
The evening world., 1905-10-02

gGDggglI'S su'sss sssvs.
!'N sth Az. l!tPyes sss:|': sss,:: %'sisss H'ss%s.
SStll AltYAUlEvlI FIssa,sl. FSs sal:"';,IlRRs ,lRy
tlliffcrd s.ssey 4 pirheck chas sweet, clhsrs
I1sthasdiigE KsrEsWiJ Kinsy Jtsis
Me,s, pnlly souv. Mats. Menday & Friday
23d ST. gNl & ygldeVlIe Twice Dolly
LILLIAN RUSSELL eoaHfS;tss oaHfS;tsstSl1eso Seo.
rrsd Nlhio, i,yrncn rr,se-4, s.cram Hrls;a
MAJESTIC: y S:;;:. II S;s;.;. ;';':'i u
i;;is!jsS iC;siss5 :s!5si., aOLC0TT
eS:' .S p,,y EDMUND BURKE
oSsi' lss. rs,'s sos. ,sNsi Il Sss Sss' III and :5e
| yIs1 I'M nai, Wed uhR 4 MoRIoss
ntoi Ap 25c a a0r Z p-eakine Into soclrf
The evening world., 1905-10-02
III I p p Q DIR O M r

Colossus ~ Modern productions,
"A YANKEE CIRCUS OS NARs,"
VITA 1rperai Variety Circus
and "SNN RAiDKRsY s
Daily Matlnees
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-30
WILL EXAMINE APPLICANTS OPENING OF the EXPOSITION
STATE BOAR OF BARBER EXAM
liners ARE COMING TO VISIT
WALLA WALLA

If there is any person in Walla Wal
la who desires to have a shave, haircut
or shampoo and have not got the price
he will have an opportunity of enjoy
ing the luxury by calling at Schiffner's
barber shop, June 7. The proprietor
is not offering to give the work with
out recompense, but on that date the
state board of barber examiners will
be present and test about ten or twelve
persons of Eastern Washington who
are seeking to secure certificate Civ
ing them permission to follow the trade
in this state.
Yesterday Mr.. Schiffner was inform
ed by the secretary of the board that
the examiners would be in Walla WAL
la June 7, and had notified the appli-
cants for certificates to be present in
order that they could be given a test
by the board.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-30
Sunday School Workers Meet,

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man., May
S0.-With record breaking attend
ance the Manitoba Sunday School as
ISOLATION opened it's twenty-sixth an
nual convention mere today The gath
ering was formally called together at
o'clock this afternoon and the initial
session was devoted to welcomes and
responses and the transaction of rou-
tine business. Those present number
ed several hundred and came from all
parts of the province.
The sessions will continue until Fri
day and will be made notable by adj
dresses from several Sunday school
workers Of wide fame. The reports of
the several officers show that the num-
Der of Sabbath schools and the mem
bership continues to increase at a rapid
rate.