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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
TOWN TOPICS

Commercial CIub-The annual meet
ing of the Walla Walla Commercial
club will be held at the court house
tonight at 8 o'clock. The most import
ant business to be transacted will be
the election of officers.
New Uniforms-Tne messengers en-
ployed by the Western Union Tele-
graph company have received their
new corduroy uniforms from the east
mad today they made their appearance
neatly attired. The uniform consists
Of a coat, pantaloOn and cap.
Will Talk Insurance-R. A. Smith.
who was for many years connected
with the o. r. & n. company, has de-
cided to engage in the life insurance
business, having accepted the agency
for the New York Life company in
Walla Walla.
Information FiIed-Prosecuting At
torney Wilson today filed an informa-
ton against William Noble, charging
him with assault with intent to COM
NIT murder The information was the
outcome of the shooting affray which
Noble was mixed up in a month ago.
The trial will come up at the next jury
session of the superior court.
SLAUGHTER of Fish-A report of the
ruthless slaughter of trout and salmon
below the dam of the Northwestern
Gas & Electric company on the south
fork of the Walla Walla a few days
ago has reached Walla Walla. The
dam, which is about feet high, is un-
provided with fish ladders and trout
and salmon congregate in large num-
bers in the large pool below. A resi-
dent along the river is said to have
taken 25 large trout and Dolly VAR
dens in a single afternoon. Many OF
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
,.peE NUMBER OF NEW TEACH
Frs WERE ENROLLED THIS
MORNING.
Professor A. n. Yoder of State Uni
versity Made Principal Address
at Morning Session.

At the afternoon session of the
Teachers Institute yesterday Miss
Edith Melcher rendered a pleasing
recitation after which Professor D. w.
Johnson presented to the teachers the
aims of the state committee in prepar-
mo the educational exhibit for the
lewis and Clark exposition.
After Willis Hales favored the teach
,,rs with a vocal solo Professor w. G..
Hartranft of Seattle delivered an ad-
dress on Tine Status of the Teacher y
which was full of valuable suggestions
for lettering the present condition of
the teachers.
The sectional work was conducted by
Professor A. H. Yoder of the state uni
yersity; Professor w. G. Hartranft OF
Seattle: Professor J. H. Alderman
state superintendent of Oregon and
Miss Bently of Walla Walla.
This Mornings Session.
There was a larger attendance at the
opening session of the institute this
morning, a number of new teachers
being enrolled.
The exercises were opened with a
song by the members after which the
roll was called and the minutes OF
Mondays session read and approved.
Another song was rendered by the
teachers when Professor A. H. Yoder
dress on the subject of Use of Free
time
In room II Professor Yoder talkej
cn reading and offered valuable hints
tc the teachers on methods of teach
ing the scholars how to read. In room
Is Professor Hartranft spoke on the
subject of Capitalization of rura
schools He showed how many val
liable ends could be attained by COM
tining the smaller schools into larger
ones Professor Alderman also gave
an interesting talk on recltatlOnS In
the same room.
Miss Bently in the primary section
took up the subject of manual train
ing. giving her ideas how this work
should be carried on among the young
er pupils of the public schools.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
Farm Harness
Specially prepared to handle this
business this Spring.
We would like to have your order.
THE WEBER
Harness and Shoe Finding Company.
MORTUARY CHAPEL

Messrs. SMITH & MacMARTIN an
nounce that they have added to their
Undertaking establishment a COM
modious mortuary chapel having q
seating capacity Of $50 and fully
equipped with every convenience for
funeral purposes. This chapel Is
freely rendered to those who, because
Of insufficient space at their resi-
dences. or for other reasons, are In
need of a place where funeral services
may be conducted in a quiet manner,
and, If desired, perfect seclusion.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
MANITOBA SEES A BIG PLOT
Province Stirred by Premier's Effor.
to Tamper With Its Schools.

WINNIPEG, April 1.-THE pub
LEGATION of statement by the Manito-
ba government directly duplicating the
papal ALLOCATE in a plot to coerce Man
itoba as regards it's school system,
has created a profound sensation here.
Nobody is inclined to treat the matter
lightly, though there is more than one
opinion in regard to the wisdom of
the provincial government making dis
closures in SUCH a sensational fashion.
The general opinion is that, while
the case is practically proved against
Sharretti, and it is clear that Laurier
is at the root of the whole matter, that
still the hazardous and lamentable en-
terprise was undertaken without the
knowledge or consent of Archbishop
Langevin or the Catholic minority in
Manitoba, which was perfectly salts
fed with existing conditions and did
not in the least wish to rink the loss
of concessions which they now enjoy
in pursuit of chimerae, which all stu
dents of Manitoba history know it is
impossible to attain.
Laurier Behind Priest.
A prominent Catholic citizen who,
for obvious reasons, withholds his
name, declares that Sbarretti would
never nave dared take such reckless
course had he not beeen directly au-
tflorized by Laurier and the explana-
ton this gentleman gives is that Lau-
rier made certain definite engagements
at the time he succeeded in arranging
the Manitoba school question. and that
the present attempt to coerce Manito-
ba in regard to it's boundary extension
is but his effort to carry out his un-
dertaking given then to the Vatican
What the outcome will be in Manlto-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
NEW DEPUTY ARRIVES.
Charles B. Woods of Port Townsend
Takes Job at Pen.

Charles B. Wood, the new deputy
warden of the state penitentiary, ar
assume the duties of that position at
the prison tomorrow morning. This
afternoon he was shown about the in
stitution by Warden KEGS. He VIII
take the place of e. D. McGlachlin.
who mas been deputy since Warden
KEGS took charge of the prison.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
SHOULD FIGHT SHY OF WOMEN
Bishop Cautions Young Ministers
Condemns Afternoon Calls

NEWARK. N. j., April 11.-Young
ministers were cautioned by Bishop
Joseph E. Berry of Buffalo, Ark, at
the new Kansas conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church to talk
sparingly of women and to make their
pastoral calls in the evening when the
wife was surrounded by ner husband
and children. The pastor declared the
afternoon call on women of the young
er generation, when the women were
likely to be alone, should be frowned
upon. He declared that the confidence
placed in ministers admitted them to
the homes of the best families in the
land, and anyone who violated the
confidence or betrayed it in any way
was not a minister but scoundrel.
Turkestan Alfalfa seed. Nit Evans.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11

Making Up Quarterly Report-Treas-
urer Hawley and his force of depu-
ties are busy preparing a quarterly
statement of the county'S finances Tor
the auditor and county commission
ers The statement will show the re-
ceiptS and disbursements for the hrsI
three months of the year. A tax state
ment will also be issued in connection
with the report.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
GOES TO LOS ANGELES.
Will Represent the Local Woodmen at
Head Camp Meeting.

Edward c. Mills, one of the delegates
chosen to represent the Walla Walla
district of the Woodmen of the World
at the head camp, leaves tonight for
Los Angeles to attend the meeting. he
will be accompanied by Mrs. Mills. E
s. Ryearson of Dayton, who is also a
delegate, will leave with Mr.. Mills to-
night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11

the FISH were / to 20 inches in length.
An effort is to be made by the UNA
tilla county game warden to force the
company to put in fish ladders in order
to admit of the fish passing on up
stream.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11
Four Children Perish in Fire.

HARRISBURG, w. Va, April IL
Four children of George Hall were
burned to death in a fire which de-
stroyed the Hall home early this morn
ing. The parents escaped with the
baby
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11

Cars Of Green Stuff-Garden truck is
coming in so fast as a result Of the
warm weather that local commission
houses are shipping out in car lots.
The WaIla Walla Produce company
loaded a car of rnubarb, spinach and
young onions today for Montana mar
kets. Asparagus is still backward and
side orders can be filled with any de-
gree of promptness.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11

Franklin Wheat Fine-Frank Col
we'll, a former Walla Walla boy who
is farming in the Franklin county
country, is in the city for a few days.
He is of the opinion that Franklin
year. Most of the farmers were able
to get in their seed last fall and in
many places the young wheat stands
six to eight inches high. The Colwells
have in $50 acres this year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-11

Soon at Practice-A feeling of long
ing to be at the traps is Juggling at
the hearts of local gun experts and
spring practice will soon be started as
result. The shooting ground at the
race track is to be gone over prepara-
tory to holding semi shoots.
The annual tournament of the North
west Association is to be held at Port
land this year and the local association
will send one or two teams to compete
for honors and prizes. Shooting for
places on the teams will be started
about the middle of May and competi-
ton for the nonors will be keen.
Start Mill Up May 1.-The new saw
mill of the Dixie Lumber company will
start up about May 1. The mill is To-
Gated at the head of Dry creek, 10
miles east of Dixie. Ray Cox, who is
interested in the new company, left
for camp this afternoon. The plant
will have capacity of about 10000
feet a day. Mr.. Cox said this morn
ing. I'VE have installed considerable
in constructing a half mile of tram
way. We expect to have everything
in readiness to start up the plant about
May l."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
NYe S%Yeoomme.

III sen upe SpaSonL iom fables
Gercbrosipina M~eningitiS (9etpu-
oelic al Stnoernr | 6icrrtcn OF Rpa'
raNeu) opoe ! g,cm gorf Is 6reSna
Sen iibe Oh IS SorSoo1 Oeu t3oe.
! Oct belle rpftcoe hrn me SngSom
ITO Ecrioucr bort ijocn 2sroaa oet
soc.
&eo Soipitat 9eauion I GariS bar
man iuhhet en- anr imo0 Nen. Zen
beituar | at moipreite mctnlIiif Star
/ Gnticnten. vi en- SpleSniH1 paa [
til 10000 in~oipreiteS hper Gog 90
aubitcentimetcr | Soften Oh Nia.
pen, 1tetouif @irr al Solp % @taa.
nciio iuueS at uirte beNit. Otter Sno,
lprsitninacl iriaer orn macs Semp2.
ratilr, men aaar oerpaa mart ueo.
: Ct &etersbttrg bier liz en- nm
6oriot / 6orm al Sieruefrnmpe. ion
npitCu bcitanoig cnSer meh Geoen.
2WGcrue Tiger. at ben fom ira @oIi'
5ieu til zoos ! GoIen bpor Oen hdr
frruet mango Cfrc. Ten antaaeS at
uGrc Ell 6orIsbcr for NoIcro. Noglc
2Gaer tror. at ocn intet dnOet CT emo
@etpuNclie / pjerneu& 5inOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
San6pinoiuo.


Girefteren ior orf leolnaiife 90.
mnaling, Dir. @oIcott, lGgger BID
ner Tor at bii6re tadfttufce-G lueu ira
at pueripsmmc fine 9reooer / fIoms
tibeu, o. iaoIrScs upttigaisre itorc
Streo, ser M fun brl,9eS til Giant.
Suer 100000 &lcrpa 9an0 liae / Mar
he0en al Chicago bar tioet &prot pna
@runb Of @lpeu5 0eriinger, noor
Sneen imcIter on &naren. ellcr nnur
jterfe RMuitpl inIOrr beu. 100000
acreS. ion fuH0c bru8cs til at aole
@reniaQer, bar en- ubereanelia &Gr0t
/ Rprbe0er al en- Stnrbp, oR bpis
sen geo[ogiife @i0cnifob FER fan
trpbc hieIpeuoc til, 8ier Den Ell itOr
8ierning.
3orels6igc llnocrisaclier piier, at
set bill foItc 100000 at bringc
aoufofee.G tocn til at boloe Jig i fit
Seize belle gloret % set cr 10 cu itor
Gum; men llOQiitcn bill betnlr iig
mango @ange nm WolcottS Eldner
fan 8iennemferea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
perion!i9 Sriheo.

NMiSluturen i SnOiana bar aiuct
en- Hoo. iom iorbu0er Golf at rBqc
Giaarctter cIler at buuc Giaarctpapir
/ lin Seiibbetic, SirSoaa oen 1SNe
Hpril ioretoG Eolitict Here Arreitds
TONER for SpcrtrUoglie al Sopcn, Oh
iiTr pnfte Sc Cpmurfiombco / no.
ernie &id1mot0, AnocrioH % Wuneic.
Nnbu 2eiuiS | anhcriou b(cu tlapt en-
DttItt pou S35. Mau iortpaer. NJ
ban itettc2 n SobafatruitCn iom aier.
rc uil ioa TpmitoIcuc til at ophGoc
GigaretIopeH pco at erflprc 0cu for
.ftrt6cnoe moo au%uitintioncn Sans
Soa ifnI nppeIlercS Iiae til Ssieitcrct
I 8aibinptou. ! Hidmono o~rrfite.
reOcS Eroi. @uitnDe 3reOcrid, en-
Muiifbireitsr ira Nem Norf, iom rel
Ter omfriHQ % Qiuer Woucerter, Sau
fit en- Oiulft poo $50. Gbeitcr Nell.
en- ma NtonO, Ion banSe Giqdretpas
pir | Scmmcn, arreitere0cS Dinmrie
OF fiji Den inmmc Nulft. Nanae
Meuncifcr | In6iana anier Soucu for
uttbtq oR uiI aieruc, at GumitoIenc
ifaI iiae fin Weuiua ON oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21

2egiSIatnr, oerefter StatSIefretrr OF
Tom mo i 3oneresien Saa cprct,
teSe ban eli neutrality-suspicious. / Sn.
Llama. iuobeo til gftie teaning %
lit iHo itore Snmnler. Gereiter elf
ban pibprc o. ut iitn0 ct GiifeITrS.
oa aafieiamlaa, iom ban IiaeIeoeS
tiente 8enae paa. @au Oreu line Spe.
Diana, iuobsb iii GttieteQuing on
SorgeS, eli nnoen Sltoimo @tuno, bar
bans Yortner. II. 3. @ilep, Ell Com.
mer i 3noianas Appcaotioasrct, ce.
aipes iou aasierer, 9a or Mr,
Omen rciit til @uropo, eiterlaoepSe
itg Ell @ielo paa omtriug $4,000.
900. 9orges bar tiSljarra iiOoet paa
Suatbuiet / Solicit, (Qy % / GittS.
burg. Attiebarerte bar tthen ll0ii9t
til at iaa uoaet ieien al fine Eenge,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
Scfienot Spenife 600.

arrl Z. SiHbboIm. en- al Nor0pe.
items melt freHruqcroe Speuifer bsoc
/ Stitwatcr, Winu. Saoua Den
tGOc april - Mar aommeI. 9rpit.
ipg0om ploge0e bam lGuge % blru
aarinarn til bans Gso. AreI elmo
hoIm bar is0t / gtodboIm % fom til
amcritu for 30 aor iioen. @uuer'
nsr GiR0 uonGputc bum til Ieputr
Surucuor Of 2oqS. 70 @angc isatc
ban at bIipe StntSicfreiPr ienert
bIep ban 6uIomGgtig Dos FoinReIte'
rem / Siialudter,
Sammen mco CbCrit 6ans Matt.
ion. cugang NinueiotoS StutSietrc'
iPr, Orep ban | mango Mar en- Snnf'
% misunderstanding / 1t. ganj
men traf iid tilbdae for tire aGr iiOen.
afosSc bar Ell ipria 2emofrnt % oel.
toq meget I BET poIitiitc Gin. @lonot
2fanotuoperue. iiGr Sucrifcrne
Noropritrn par ban goOt fisuot, lIN.
liaere 6oeoe ban / RauFato, iao ! feS
gSing og f,uttcoe oerfra til 1t. Roul.
Com 1eputu SurUepor tog hon o.
bol6 / Stiaputer. NuuS pltitru o.
ire 3gtre o~perlcner BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
1ntcrnationoIe Glpe.

Eruiibeut Rooiebcit bar neoiat en-
aommiSiion. ioIu itol uOiepue Stri.
Oigbeber mellem aincrifa % CANADA
/ NnIeopina al gnsOraa ION ilp0er
6egge Sanbe. On ~oiotlsitta
SrcpoerIiug bar fuuoct Steo meacul
bort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o9 Stor'
britonnicu ouaonenhe &umttelie NJ
ili9c @asoraa. @renpeIpis fan nGps
mes MiIf Riper. Geu uoipriHger /
Nontafa / Dc 5oreucoc Stutcr, ipins
ger '6erpoa ino / Canada, men peuoer
iau tiIbagr til Montono, hpcr be, uos
Qpoer iig I Nisipuri. Gnmoierne no.
mpttcr bens 8onoe poa mango Maos
ser; men MI er De bdRGe for. at 6oi.
fct / Woutouo ifal aicmemisre ct
Iroieft ON al arapc cl aanal, Der
fuloitUuoiq pil tsrlugge Oen cnumOiifc
Sci al 6loben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
Sra ,1Yfunolano.

Coerbniet I aciouteu Apituolate
har peStaNet 9renrierminitsr Bombs
9ia. Zen beitgnmer. Al dmerlfduit;
Iiifeiartsier iom dutrGiies nPnherc
emo tire vii ira NpiunolanSs stplt
meo Sign ellgr andre 5ornsOerheosv
ION er fisbt / nogeu Sapu pUa eeit
ffal beilaglugges o. pare iorbruot nj
liacnle0 FIN 2aSutng. Get ifll paa.
ligae 6artsiets 5srer al bertie, At
4tgn OF anSet life or fisbi pad Hp.
hmSlano.
9iaen antogeS meS ID moo B
5temmer. RoaIe al GperbuietS Meos
lemmer talte Tor. at NpinnSianb Dor
qipe en- 9op. iom noclufter ale Anne.
rifmlcrs oa at enboer llneerbanolfng
neo Be 5ereueSe Stater ON Aeeipro.
ciiet bsr ophare. Gette sr q Sunr
pau scr cmerifrlte Senats 6orfu.
iteiie af CT ReciprNitetStraftat med
9tpiuEoIanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
Waa bli hiemme.

Zen tprfiite 8egieriHg tillaSer life
gierne noaen al lime llrocriaatter al
u%bodnore; oerfor er bet iuo iielben at
ms0c eli Sprt i Chicago eller 9tep
Yorf. Hoe / porc 9anoOiitrifier err
Der nbiolut ingcn. STni6Iertio bPnote
oct forleoen Aar. at EN- Sprf fom til
Amerita, boiatte iig Der Tor goOt, tog
lto tine gorgerpapirer % bIeu Ell mo-
tltroliieret amerifaner. Sisnme j
5prfiet bar bon en- aiGreite, iom ban
gierne oil ifal fomme eiter; men buu
fif life Son til al reiie. Wanoen ben.
neuotc ia oa til MISUNDERSTANDING.
let / @oihingtou % bao oct uooirfe
&ciietianoelie ior beuoe. ia. Set
bar piQist iii at gisre iii % itreu til
aoHinntiuopel. Ru bar man !
3oibinstou iauet oct Spar. at Eigen
maa bli bienMe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21

6auitablr. Set uotaIe3 al NRn0,
iom er inoe / 6orbUtoeuc IT hoi5
observation-disclosures ~@Guttablc" nm.
0crgaar Sc Rciormer. iom iorlangeS
ai Sernbangmngnateu 3 :. Grid %
bans aolaer Sen aomite bui9 Scr.
mauo ban er, oil oct bdne Seteu frr
SedSmaal. ium tomner II! at trpfte
100000 600 no At Selifabcts Gm.
beS8muuO. Sud melet bar otsIe
nrmlig %itIftet til iig / Sc IRE iiDite
Mar gisHnem en- uloUli8 8roft pad
Golice1ol0erues 9etuimiug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
Helioionsfrio.
Sfuleipsrssmnalrf foraaria8er itor
SeuGsciic i GauaSa-
Saaricrs Soloains.

) GonaOa isrea. Tor 1iOcn en- or.
ocmlia Religion8fria. r~iattgnof life
meS SGabca men meo 9}tmo "a Zen.
Ici bIicer iua mcact 6itrerr. iom og.
iaa Gocchoo bIonOcr iig mo. So.
uaon uar oprinoettg Ell irauit aoEoni,
% SrnnifmrnOcue er cnonu taIrige /
Dc sitliae grouinier. liar | GIlebec,
buor De umtrcnt RAIDER iiQ ietu.
Ulange al Dem har ii0eu iIpttet ueit.
oper on boiot tia / S~1u02Oele, Scr
itotil prbere bar CT territorial 1or-
inmiHa for iiSep at opbsie5 Ill &rd.
piRier meO more Selpitpre. iiaciom
Ut iorpan0tcr lerritorier iii Stater.
let uur aulcouinp al al 10 al oisie
ueitIigc Scrritorer ifuloe inn DEN 9ere
at imrc Iia iclu. at Den nIuPreuoe
8elaiou4frig uobrgO. Cir &tlfrto
2ouricr. ION er fremicrminiitcr ! Def
cluooiifc SorMuto o. bctlToer Den
bpieite Nluu0iqhe0 utoer gngluno %
NetS 0encrnlltntholNrr iuoiatte |
@rm6loDeae Tor Mdnitoba ca
Sdifatdruuu, Of StuteH ifllloe bolOe
AcIigioueitoler iaon8 % ielgcIla o.
iaa fathorfe Stoter Tor fliholife
Bern. iogt ban crtlGrcoe. 81 De rrli.
ainuSlaie SfoIer I or Torcue0e Stater
er "1rtpbuie, lem opcIitcr 6or6ru.
Serc." Sir @itirto Courier er ielo
aotboIif. % hou loo itu Snorcmtni.
tier Gliiioro clifton Gaa iorOi ban
CT en- MoOitanSer al Sctuc Gyonlng.
ara hen Iaa bar Der urret en- ri.
ieuoc Stamp mellem oe ~iraulfe Stutho'
liter 90 De enaeiite oa amerItanlfe
G.oteituuter. gu aorreiponoent itrl.
.pt Spn flSe 9lpril ira 2Sinnipea 30.
.rc0itaocn | Mouitobo al Self life
talcr ON duoct / bele Canada erto TO-
t0olife StatSNoIer, 4 Sotelerres
Srlle5iuler, uulboro | 9porunauene,
pau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % bicnme pri'
pate areoie er oette e. )ltaGeHoe 3he'
ma. 5oif tan life mooc bucrurSre
paa @aSuL uom al Oct togeS % %
trUifes ouer p0anu.
Get fatbolitc StoleiyeraSmdal er
life mt / Canada. Oct leuer eaeniltJ
beitau0ia % Dor for uoaie Mar linet
upuc til Nebouolira men Gn5lano
Glauoeoe iig oo iuN. % Strioen IT'LL
neoc al. Gu bar Cir &iIirio Snnricr
o. oen papeIige GeIegot 2boretti At.
ter iut 2iOguitabryue | Sur % Slam.
me. SporlpbcS StriOeu oemegaug
.uil eR0c, or life auot al ijae. Cm
GngIauO blauher ii9 IND, trFnaes
Spsrasmaalet fun tiIbage. men btiper
lidgeuoe ulsit. Zen SsSHtta. iont
6e a~meritauitc @runOlousforiattere
iouOt, er rel Oel eteitc mull3e, ltient
ben bar line StnaBeiiNer. ioct ocn bar
6epirfet. at en- tor Tel al llugoom'
men port gaR6 boxer op itocn He.
liaiou. ioroi RcIiaionSmoeruisnnlJ
life mc0ocIcS I NolteiIolerne. Gana'
eicrne or imoo BEN amcrituultc SeS'
nina al 5toleipsrpsmanlet % Den
ioripares finn al me SR0unRorere ira
pore Stuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21
"Sortforcr" en- Stotte.

9iaeobuager 6. D. 9iaman / 60
gauSport, Snb., tom miOt poa lpie
3Ggen Den t70e April oq tog / Boa.
inn al Ell tor Slot Menneifer en-
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rem pasieoe pnO %aiIigbeben, fisrtc
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lin fnlbe 9etaIirQ Tor ben, flyer ban.
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net iig for ReuQc, betaIte life, 9tir
bar uItioa giaeobu5gcren facet tit
gerf igien.
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gorf iortpller at Linton Vnriiie, Iep
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let ganeipitem, JON opitaar peo
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.gisre 36,2H Dill.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-21

Ter fuoes | Sotua 1862 Stpt.
fer apag, SerGf f,423, 64S Telfefisr.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-30
The Irish Jamboree.

Many a tribute was paid TO Ould
ireland and to the famous sons of
the Emerald isle last night at Ye
Bookman's Den and DR.. Eldridge's
sanctum. 1t was truly an evening
with the Irish
DR.. Eldridge. George y. Falconer,
j. NJ Stewart and w S. Sullivan i'm
personated the Irish boys" and they
certainly entertained the gathered
guests in a most delightful way.
There were perhaps fifty ladies and
gentlemen present. The program of
features was arranged in very ex-
cellent manner. Every guest was
made to feel at home and there was
no one to whom the occasion was not
one of the greatest pleasure.
Irish songs were sung. Irish stor-
les were told: there were jokes and
puns. Several Of Tom Moore's best
poems were read. The big Regina
music box played that stirring and
beautiful Irish ballad. The Wearing
o. the Green and the guests sang
the grand old song in true spirit
Mrs. Robinson. mother of C. II.
Robinson, played a medley of Irish
melodies on the piano which was
very much enjoyed.
Phidela Rice. the popular and bril-
liant reader, gave Mr.. Dooley on
oratory."
a Blarney stone of goodly dimen-
sions was given a place of promi-
.nence and. judging by the Joyous
revelry" there were many who tested
its power An immense shamrock
hung near the Blarney stone and
there were smaller shamrocks for
one and all. There were many 9TH
er pleasures. DR.. Eldridge served
most delicious punch and light re-
freshments were also served.
The midnight hour had come and
gone when the guests departed, and
"the evening with the Irish" will be
surrounded with fond memories.