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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
CURLING

Three contests of the Northwestern Curling as
ISOLATION bonspiel at st. Paul were under way
Yesterday In the Duluth 5obbers Canadian 500
made and the Duluth jobbers' is drawing to a
close TO the surprise of everyone, the contest
for the Duluth jobbers' reached its final stage
with two st. Paul Kinks in the game, but 1t was
only after the prettiest game Of the bonspiel
that G. NJ. Griggs' rink won the right to be in
at the finish from Joe Lemons crack GRANTEES
In the first round Of the contest for the Meyers
trophy, Lemon got revenge on Griggs,, as they
were drawn together a second time, with the re.
suit that Griggs was swamped beneath score OF
". b. Lghtner's rink Of locals showed under
Orphans OF Minneapolis, the final score being
25 to 7, and then kept up the work by doing up
Lemons GRANTEES Ii to 6.
ers trophy between Sam Hastings squad from
Minneapolis and Myron's from the Nushkas, the
final score being FLOUR CITY 49, Nushk as H.
were reached yesterday with none but twin city
teams in at the finish Sam Hastings Flour City
MIX not only put M SS out Of Sancf for
on Haigs rink from the zenith city, and when
dead were counted, Hastings had 10 points,
Evan Rees' rink of Nushkas, which was nosed
out Of the Duluth jobbers by Griggs, showed that
they intend to stay with the Canadian 500 by
putting Wann out Of the running by a score of
10 to 6. Three teams from the Nushkas, Stew.
art Rees and Ordway. and one from the Flour
City, Hastings, are still in the contest for the
The o'clock draw for play this morning was:
Van Bergen vs.. Murray, for the Meyers trophy;
ton VS.. Wann and Driscon VS.. Ordway, for the
st. Paul jobbers trophy.
| The members of the association will be ten
dered reception and smoker by the Commercial
club this evening and the annual meeting, of the
association will be held at that time. Yester
| days play: -. ..s. ... .-.,...-.. .
DULUTH JoBBERs' TROPHY, sEMH1NA1s.
Nushkas-O. M. Griggs, IT. Granites-J. Lem
! Haig, 8. 49, -.a.
Nushkas-O. M. Griggs, II. Granies-J. Lem
J. E. MEYERS TROPHY.
FIRST ROUND. .......
Granites-J. Lemon, IA. Nushkas-O. NJ
Nushka-A. B. Van Bergen, 1e. Duluth-A
+, TIE s ORPHANS g ". Hall, 7. Nushka-w.
Flour City-sam Hastings, 10. Nushka-J. Q
Nushka-o. Driscoll, IA. onawa-D. 9. Muir
Nushka-T. L. wann, Is. onawa-w. $. Full
Flour city-w. W. Lorimer, .. Nushka-ron
- SECOND ROUND.
Nushka-Tom Cameron, IL. Nushka-T. L
| Nushka-w. Il. Lghtner, Is. GRANTEES
Lemon, 6.
Nushka-L. P. ordway, 10. Flour city-s
CANADIAN 500 TROPHY.
1 -. SECOND ROUND.
Nushka-W. D. Stewart, 13. Flour C1ty-W
Lorimer, 10.
Nushka-E. Rees, 10. Nushka-T. l.. Wann, {
Flour City-sam Hastings. 16. Duluth-W
Haig, 6.
Nushka--L. P. Ordway, IA. Nushka-O Dri
coll, 10.
Nushka-T. Cameron, 8. Nushka-. Q. NJ!
ron, -.
Onawa-D. G. Murray, II. onawa-w.
Fullerton, Z.
Nushka-E Rees, 49, Nushka-W. Ligh
ner, II. l-
. Orphans-T. W. Hall, 9. Nushka-J. g. NJ
ron, ID.
Flour City-sam Hastings, IA. onawa-D.
Murray, H.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
AUTOMOBILING

Arthur e. Macdonald, an Englishman driving
a 90 horse power American machine, smashed
the worlds record for five miles in the Ormond-
Daytona racing course yesterday. Mr.. Mac
Donald reeled of the five miles in 1ightningli like
speed, covering the distance in minutes and
IL seconds nat.
by w. K Vanderbilt, who last year covered
five miles in 1881 1-5.
The time was made in speed trial between
the regular races.
NJ a.. Bernin. in W. Gould Brokaw's 81
horse power machine, made trial for the
worlds record OF ten miles, but failed. He
covered the distance in 7:42 fat. The distance
was covered in $50 fiat by Mr.. Vanderbilt last
year.
Several Of the regular races were postponed
yesterday ON account Of accidents and delays.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
MORE SMALLPOX
New Cases Reported at Billings and Big
Timber, Mont.

Special to The Journal.
Billings, Mont, Jan. 25.-Two new
cases of smallpox were reported yester-
day. This makes an aggregate of eighty
since the disease first manifested itself
on Jan. 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

playing at point. who had to retire in the sec
Ond half with frozen toes The ice in
bad shape and the extreme cold bothered the
players considerably.
The Lake Shores played aggressive game,
and despite the crippled condition Of their OPP
ponents scored a creditable victory. Their team
out The Hodge brothers and Bennewitz scored
the goals for the winners. Harry Hoyt was
referee. The next game will be between the
Iroquos and Lake Shores Thursday evening.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
WRESTLING

John Gordon, the crack heavyweight wrestler
of the northwest and Carl Mattson, who claims
the championship honors of Minneapolis, have
Saturday evening. The wrestlers are both in
good trim and one of the best matches ever seen
two months has been in the hands Of Max Lutt-
beg, who has shown him few new holds which
he thinks will turn the trick. -.. ..~|.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
WRESTLING

The FeIkey- Burns wrestling bout at the Min
neapolis Athletic club on the evening of Feb. 2
is attracting considerable interest among local
followers of the mat game. The bout will be
at catch-as -catch-can, two in three falls,
strangle-hold barred and pin falls only to count.
The men have agreed to weigh in at 136 pounds
on the afternoon of the match. Two local anna
teur wrestlers will grapple in preliminary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

whiskey recognized by the government as
CAUTION-When you ask for Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine.
INSCRIPTIONS dealers, mindful of the excel
lence Of this preparation, will try to sell you
cheap limitations and Malt Whiskey substi-
tutes, which are put on the market for profit
only, and which, far from relieving the sick,
are positively harmful. Demand ''Dufy's''
and be sure you get it. It is the only absolutely
pure Malt Whiskey which contains medicinal,
health-giving qualities Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey is sold in sealed bottles only; never in
bulk Look for the trademark, the ''Old
Chemist on the label, and be certain the seal
over the cork is unbroken Beware of reflled
bottles.
- Sold by all druggists and grocers direct
$1.OO bottle Medical booklet free. Duffy Malt
Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
TEN DIE ON BOARD A LINER.

TEN DIE ON BOARD A LINER.
New York, Jan. 25.-Ten deaths in the
steerage of the Red Star line steamer
vaderland were reported when she ar
rived yesterday from Antwerp and Dover
Eight were men between % and 80 years
old and two were boys IL years old. All
were Hungarians. DR.. William Acker-
mann of Milwaukee, who was a passen-
ger, gave a certificate saying that death
was caused by exhaustion, exposure and
lack of nutrition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25
HOCKEY

The Harriets were victims of bad luck last
night in their. match with the Lake Shores
and went down to defeat by score Of 8 to 0.
The Harrtets lost their captain, Malcolm Keyes,
who is laid up with bruised knee. also Gage,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

Two Through Tourist Cars to California.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
offers choice Of two through tourist
cars every week to California, one leav-
ing Minneapolis and st. Paul Tuesdays
arriving San Francisco $500 pm, Satur-
day, the other leaving on Thursdays via
Kansas City and the Santa Fe Route,
arriving at Los Angeles 1925 am, Mon
day. For further information apply to
r. III. Heard, Gen i Agent, Cor. Nicollet
Ave and 9Th st, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

The records Of the day-deaths,
births, marriages, hotel arrivals, rail-
road time tables, real estate transfers,
building permits and other information
Of interest-:will be found together with
issue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-25

Big Timber, Mont, Jan. 25.-One case
Of smallpox was discovered Yesterday,
being brought here from Billings by a
travelling man. The city has been placed
under general quarantine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05

W erlanet-Gin eutes beuti4es Tdb&eu ffr auee
~ meme Sausarbeit. RIeine Samilie, CUTE
eObn. sudsufrussu 2as7 NOrb Msrioian strass
9euer 9sIepbon 7645.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
-..2yres Bulletin.
@orabiam9 un9 Slider
@ertb $3.50 marfirt III 81

Sier lit Ser bette 8ertb in benz
srobten 9innen Eager in Sn6iana.
Sie fennen Morabian Oamaif ais bas
mooernite importirte Sa%feainnsn.
Sieie ipesielen 9undtider inb poais
cine Oaro Suabrat, nit breitem
Saumifi6&anb unb tommen in auBerit
bibl6 den M~uitern-@olen, Oospooo
unb Masnolia. Oieie 2unatiaer
purben gu einem Bargain e%insefauft
unb perben iebt sesen einen serinsen
YrOft oferirt. Musgenommen in
gang unsewobnliden Saaen, finpen
Sic feline abnIi6e @ertbe bier unter
81 so jeBt su...... .....S1.OO
3meite Stof, St Sang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
Neme Smeorporatiomea.

6olgenbe @sieaf9aftsn rsi9tsn bein
Staatsistretdr ibrs Sneorporaticns.
papiere elm:
Die e.. 2srn padine Company,
2afapette, @apital $500, 900; Sirst.
loren: 5eine 9srn, 2ouis 9srn. Sa.
cob &aub, gilbert @oslss unb @bas.
6. Rotb.
Sic e. u. Sones Co., @oiben,
Ndbmaidinengefddft, capital s12.-
500; Sirsftorsn 6. 8. Sonss, 6. u.
Sones unb 5. 9. Sonss.
Sie rSnslsp Sron-W SORTS" Snbia=
riapOlis, capital els, 900; SirsttOrer
grnef 8. 2nsffsr, Wiaiam 8. Snsler
tino 2ouis 5. Mi9born.
Sie STANDARD Saula9s & Wanu'
fatarin9 Co., Serre 9aute; @apital
500, 900; Sirsetorsn: @infisIb ..
@unsls. paf&al u. Wiaer unb gmmo
g. NiQer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
90 Rau6t Die BONANZA.

. auerIaubn 9eine e.
american 8Or gal COMPANY, Nnbau,
8an Buren, uno DRAPER, $500. =
9ebpig S9mib, Cottage, 249 @abeit,
$685. &i9aroion & Yorter, @obn-
baus, 800 Shb MububOn, $780,
Nmanoa Warbls, boppsltssW Obnbaus,
Sherman unb Walnut, $900.-@bas.
6. 9OningswOrtb, Wobnbaus, GATE
nabs groabmap. $500. = 8. Sarris,
Wobnaus, 28te unb Olnep, $145O. =
Grau Or. Mbenoorf, Wobnbaus, binte,
800 on, $500. = Nnton S9mibt,
Dotnbaus. Sbelbp uno Naomi, ST.
800. = s. Smith, &eparaturen, 232
@o1e9e. $115. = s. Sbompfon, Got.
tage, uniuerfitp. ,nabe Circle Bart,
$500. - Sarab Darpen, @obnbaus,
49,, nahe Barnes, $1,000 2atberiue
Sennin9s, WObn6nus. 1141-1143
Selob, $3.50. - 6. 6. 6oQowap.
WObnbaus, 1528-153O g. Saroiug,
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
StaoMeuisfeiteu.

Der Iortrag oes 6errn &u-
bolpb gronau am SOnnta9 Nbenb UNI
8 utr i'm Ssuti9sn Sauie 1T fret fiji
Sebermann, unb ole osHti9en 8iirger
fino eingelaosn, bsmielbsn bsi,u=
tpobnen.
O tpuroen bic pldne FIJI
ben Bau Der Granddaughter Der
pittnan Mpers 60. beim Bnurat6 bin=
terIest:; Sas Gebduoe lou 4.ibdig
perben uub pirb 800, 900 fOfen. Der
Bauplab 1T an @apitul abs. unb Wa-
bafb Str. in Der Ndbe Der Gra6tse.
bduoe Der Snterurban Station.
s Der lebten Sibung bes
.gouneil Of @omen" purbe bei6loHen,
Die @anoibatur Der Grau Or. Mmalie
Seller 8uebler als G9ulratbsmitglieb
finan3ieI 3u unterfiisen. gs tpurbs
beffimmt, ben getras bon $38 fir
Crudia9en su berauseabsn, Die Bel
Der rd9ften S9ufratbspabl i'm Snter=
eRe Der 2anbibatin gebrau9t tperben
folen.
8egen Il b b gourtbauIe
miro Serr gilbert @au, Befber oes
6ausbaltunss-@ ei&dftes in II uno 10
@ef @aibin3ton Ctr. iehr balb Elm
reues ie4sf6dises @ebduoe aufiibren
lafet, Inn bOrtbin i'm Mai n. 8. fein
@ei9dft au berlegsn. Seine S6mster
6rau Bertha &ufb uno beren gbemann
6reo. g. &uI6 babsn ibm ibren 9n-
tbeil an Dem bstrefeuben @~runoeigens
t6um our 8~erftigung sefelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
&iese-Mltar 0raS.
O b o n:

Som unb Marp &pan, 9nabe. =
@bas. uno 2eana Wilion, Wdoden.-
s. %. unb M. Ban Brtg9le, 3nabe.
-ar9is unb Beifs SOrton, 3nabe. =
eugene unb @atbarins @alome0,
2nabe. = Sas. uno WarD Suttler,
Rnabe. - 8. .. uno Zulu gearb,
Mdoden.-Wm. uno Isabella @bri=
fena. 9nabe. = Sobn unb Warp
9rumfislb, 9nabs.-Sra uno Martba
@arfon. Wdb9en.- Nlonso unb 5annie
8ullod, Wdb4sn. - Serr unb Grau
&ufeu, 3nabe.
gstraut:
Martin 8rooerif-Sictoria Selbn.
Sohn 9ieiel-Sabie Wcgune.
alon3O 9a3elton-Siabsl SuRep.
Sobn parrifb-Warp Suefton.
albia Sil-grmel WoIf.
Sos. 2ange-Saoi @pler.
Sterling @rap-Warp Wrigbt.
Welber Sooees-Selsn Collins.
Anbrsu patterfon- Su6amel.
@bas. Sod-@belpn Wountain.
@buin lloeq-Sobn Slogan.
SEQ S9ubmann--@lara 2anborf.
8ehpr6en:
@ilbert 2oniOn, l, % Senate Ibe.
-glisabetb &%obinfOa. "a, GIG Aib,
Lamb Ibe. = Warp grOpr, | d.,
gleonOra 5Ofpiial-5omer 8ia, 1 Dr.,
eleOnora SOipital. = @m. prsbiao.
SO, 1924 2Bef Wofbinston Str. =
Sdugl. Mt@ratr, 4 Dr., 2032 Cornell
Nbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05

@aibtnsto n, 5. OHbr.
Sur Snbiana: S1Sn beute HaGt nnb
am Srsitas; fiibler in benz duberit 9elese'
nen n6roIiden Tbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05

N<etlanet Gin sutes @db9en fir a~fleemeine
~ Sausarbeit; fein pai9en sutei 2obn. Na6.
~sufrae:n 1921 sorb Saiupis etraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
0erlan9t Mn5et9en

rgsnb peIasr art psrbeu in Der .SubiaHo Sribtu
nit Sc per SsiIe fir isss Suiertiou bsre6net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05

Bloomington 4. Oct. Sis
Ssnoiana lniberfitdt bat 1882 Stu=
benton, BON bensr spsi Grittel benz
mdnnli9en, Die iibrisen benz ueibli9en
@eidle9te angsb6ren. SIN lebten Sabre
belief f9 Die 3abl Der Stuoenten auf
1888.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
Wetterberiht.

sar "a staHssH .nSsnS 7rpr ylora,ns. 8. oitObs'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
CO,
Snbiana's srSbte Srp @oobss9dnbIer.
Greisseri@t.

Ior &idter 6snrp Clan Ilen fan-
ben aefern Werbanbluns.n in Der 2la9s
Wabsl @arep's sesen Die 5interlaRen-
I&aft oes berfor5ensn @ia 6. Morris
fatt. 9ldgsrin bsrlanat fir geleifete
Sienffe BON 1888 Biz 1904 Die Summs
bon $500. Der 6aa tpuroe auf mOrs
gen bertagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
Iberfupnteterndnc

Tbernonteterfanc.
S6@Fe Ssrrpsratur. rs @raS
sisbrisffe 9eupsratur. 81 .
SO. Z. 8Ibtte,
Seetipns,D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05
Mns ben @eri9ten.
Snperiprgeriht.

SDr JtpteI Ve@0s"pSi oSS"'''tS"
aefern bic 0erbanolunssn in Der
alage beg 8bomas %. Wiaer sesen bic
6. 6. 6. II. 81. 2ouis &ailtpap 60.
Rldger bsbauptet. bab cine 9OtOmO.
tipe Der hetlagtsn Babn sesen isin
Tubrtpert rannte uno einen S@absn
psruria9te, fur ben er 5000 S9aoen=
erIab berlanst.
0or &idtsr Iinfon Garter besannerl
bic 0erbanbluneen in Der &laae Be
roma Obentbal's sesen Splbefter 5.
Garbart.
@dbrenb &ldserin i'm 3abndrstli9en
Gtuble beg 8etlastsn @tabIiHements
fab. fel anesblia Elm Jd9er auf fs,
8srlsbunsen anri9tenb, FIR bic fe
$4,000 s9aosnsriab berlangt.
Der Jaa 3wiiden Or. Soiep6 s.
We2ee tnb unb isiner Satin Serene,
Die, gef6ieben finb, in Incident es H9
Inn bic Obbut oes Ginbes 2atbleen
banbelte, purbe seitern bon Rt9ter
Sanss W. 2eatbsrs ab9ewiefen, ale
auf ben Gau be3hgli9en papiere 3ua
rt~idse3Osen uno ieoe partei our Sras
sung ibrer eieensn Soften perurtbsilt.
Hriminalssriht.
@egen llebertretune bes Hi4Olfon-
8eisbes tpuroe Sol. 8ates bonn &i9ter
um $40 uno Soften, tnsgefammt
$44 IS, ssftraft.
HablaBseri@t.
IS trurosn CUR gefdtiguns einss.
rsidt:
9as Sefament bes bertorbenen Sp.
Bauer; als Iominifrator mtro 9arrp
Is. Bauer funsiren, Der 800. 900
8trsi9aft itelts.
Sas Seitament BEG b%erfforbenen
OLA 5ebsss; Samss s. Sebges, Der
$1,000 8irsi9aft l%eiftete, tpirb als
MbminitratOr fungiren.
Ieue &Iaseu.
Bon 5bpmas Wodforb u. u. fudt
@bas. Modforb auf eeri6tli&em Weee
ibm ansebli9 3utommenoe $40 Su. ers
lan9en.
Cine S9ulbtlage tibsr 500 rei9te bic
geonOmp 2oan 60. sesen Sacob Ct
BAN Elm.
@eo. e. Sutton fIast eesen Daniel
@. @iaiams u. U. auf 3ablung bon
$40.
BON Der SoIibap & Wpun 60. ber=
lanet SEQ. Sanis 0,000 S4aoens
eriaB fur 8srlsbungsn. bic ct f9 bur6
cine StrObf9neioemai9ine auseaOseu
bat, angeblia burd Na6ldifetsit Der
Betla9ten.
Cine 2lase iber $50, 900. bic ibm
ansebli9 aus Sbeilbaber= @ertifitaten
sufcmmen, rei9te SEQ. Munns eesen
6reb. %. Spade elm.
@effern tpurben our Werdnberung
nal tuisber msbrere S9sioungstIagerl
eingerei9t, bon benen orei BON un3u-
frieoenen g%hemdnnern famen.
Srman SanlDr tpiinf1t bon feiner
2atis gei9isbsn su isin. neil He nnsebs
LID fortpdbrsno mas an i6m unb iet-
men WOrtsn unb Sanolunsen aus3u,
iesen bat.
Sueb WcNusen bsi9ulbigt feline
Satin Sueaa, ni1t ibre bdusli9en
Mrbsitsn perri9tet unb gbebru9 be-
gangen aulbaben.
Wegen ansebli9 9rauiamer Sebanb-
lung Mil @iliam @arren bon ieiner
NGrp geidieoen fetn.
Weil i6r gatts Sabio He ansebli9
b6spilig perlaHen bat, tla9t War=
saret Sep auf S9eiouns.
Inna 8eah bei6uloi9t ihren gatten
5arrp, fe grauiam bebanbelt su ba6si
uno elm $runfenbolo au fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05

2ocaI,8 etterberi9t
Sd6n beute 9tadt unb dm Sreitas ; ni9t
bel Serdnberung in Der Tempsratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-05

~ erIanat-Gire dltlite neuti1e Srau ut ben
~ SansboIt fir ein ditlidbes ~bentidts Sbepaar
sn fhbren. Roasufrassu 61s Sefferiou Ape.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-11-24
"Entertaining Made EASY. !"

The second edition of this popular
book is now ready, and contains
many ideas for decorations, games
and refreshments, suitable for after
noon and evening parties, besides 33
guessing games with answers.
"What to Serve and How to Prepare
1t" is a companion book to the above,
and contains receipts for 81 kinds of
sandwiches, 20 kinds of salads, So
kinds of cakes and cookies, 32 kinds Of
drinks and ices, 1S kinds of candy, 36
receipts for luncheon dishes. In addi-
tion, is a collection of toasts and quo
tations, menus and suggestions as to
what to serve on different occasions.
Published by the Home Entertainment
Bureau, $50 N. Trumbull Ave. /,
Chicago, at 25c per copy, and sent on
approval, with privilege of returning
if not satisfactory.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-11-24
WHERE CHARITY GOES.
Maverick }

Maverick.
Does charity pay? 1t does accord
ing to the figures of the Massachusetts
bureau of statistics quoted by the
Boston Globe. 1t pays $1,410,727.12
year to an army of 48,882 employees
of charitable corporations in the state
of Massachusetts. 1t also pays in a
year nearly $1,500,000 for the erec-
ton, repair and rent of buildings, and
'tfor other expenses. Added to-
gether these sums give nearly three
million dollars. The total expendi-
ture of the corporations reported
were $5, STA, sos, from which, with
the $3,000,000 expenses deducted, it
is seen two and half millions of this
great charity fund got to the poor.
't'Of over 800 raised for charity" !"
comments the Globe, sit took about
500 to discover the right persons to
whom to give the remaining $45.
The worthy poor are hard to find.
1t cost the town of Acton 81 ,451 to
spend $461 ON the two inmates of its
poor house. Attleboro spent $500 on
two persons in its poor house and
81 ,665 for running expenses. In the
Boylston poor house two inmates cost
$575 and the administration of the
place cost 81, 1873, while the total ex-
pense Of the one inmate of the Burl-
ington poor house was $2,819. How
many Burlington people outside the
poor house spend $2,819 each on
themselves in the course of year?
The Ipswich poor house had five in
mates. Probably the average Ipswich
family is about that size. But the
poor house cost the town $500. 1t
is not likely that many other families
in Ipswich. could afford to spend as
much as that, which shows again that
charity pays.
"Who knows what the charities of
the people of Massachusetts, cost in a
year? No earthly record of them is
half complete. The bureau of statis-
tics can only tabulate the aims which
are done before men. 1t can tell us
that 405 incorporated charitable socie-
ties spend $5,574, ,505 and that the
cities and towns of the commonwealth
spend $4,016, 504.76 or a combined
total of 80, $50, 551.51 which is ex-
pended in one year through organized
charity. The state statistician appar
emily reaches by a guess the sum of
81, 170, 741.19 as the figures of all in
dividual and unreported benefactions.
The state itself is also put down on
the list for III, 1858, ,316.64.
''By this reckoning the people of
Massachusetts spend on charity $15,-
000, 900 year. That is as if every
man, woman and child in the state
gave $5 bill once year for charity,
or as if each adult person gave nearly
$15 from his or her yearly earnings.
Massachusetts,, however, has hardly
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-11-24
ATHENA, NOVEMBER "a, 1905
With the appointment of Hon.

With the appointment of Hon.
Thomas G. HALEY, of Pendleton,
to the bench of the State Supreme
Court by Governor Chamberlain,
Eastern Oregon is we'll satisfied.
"Tom'' HALEY as supreme judge will
give the people Of his state the same
satisfactory service, the same honor
able, diligent, conscientious effort
that has marked his official career in
the positions that he has heretofore
held. With this appointment to one
of the most important official posi-
tions in the state, and all but one the
highest rung of the ladder of the state
bar, Mr.. HALEY advances another
step onward and upward toward the
goal of cherished ambition-an am
bition fostered through honors be-
slowed upon him by the people of his
county and state.
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Railroad work is the same the world
over, but in Elgin it is somewhat diff
ferent, says the Recorder. 1t seems
to be the aim to get as many men in
the city as possible, whether they can
find steady employment or not. This
no doubt is not the fault of the con-
tractors, but is the fault of the system
that is in force in all railroad work.
In Portland there is an employment
agency that secures transportation
from tho o. r.. 81 N. Co. for men to
work on this branch, in seductive ad-
vertisements, many men who are hon
est in intentions of securing honest
labor are shipped here. They are re-
quired to pay fee of 81 for getting
the job and after arriving here they
are required to pay a hospital fee of 81
and in many cases are discharged be-
fore they have 81 to their credit and
their orders are then discounted when
cashed.