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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07
KROTKlE ROTATKI MIEJSKIE,

- Strajku jeszcze unia zwro-
tniczych wczoraj ME zarzadzila
ale zdaje sic, re jest on nieuchron-
ny. zadna re stron ME chce zro-
bic ustepstw.
Dw6ch rybakow, ktorzy spe-
dzili ma jeziorze w lodzi gazolino-
wei 81 godzin posrod glodu i
wszelkich niebezpieczenstw, ura-
towala zaloga parostatku ,,Glenn"
wczoraj rano godzinie 8.
Ma wystawie kwiatowej W
Coliseum wczoraj byl ,,dzieh zlo-
cieni", Okazy So przepyszne.
- Byly sedzia John Barton
Payne wczoraj otrzywai rozw6d
iona, z ktora zyl % lat. Process
rozwodowy TRIVIAL 5 minut.
- Cygarnik Mariono Lagoria,
$50 Gault Ct, wczoraj wieczorem
szedI do domu, kiedy ktos z ukry-
cia strzelil do niego. Raniony jest
w box dosyG niebezpiecznie; "a
wieziono go do szpitala Policlinic.
= Al letni Alfred Ackberg, in
spektor wagonow II American
Car Foundry Co., wczoraJ rano
zostal znaleziony niezywy W
SVEN mieszkaniu pm. s13 w. 70
str. Byl uduszony gazem ucho'
dzacym z-rury. Zdaje sic, re "a
szedl tu wypadek nieszczesliwy.
= Pociag kolejowy przejechal
zabil ma miejscu 35 letniego
Charlesa Wilkinsa, 1901 Paulina
str, gdy tenze ma so ulicy pre-
chodzii przez szyny koleiowe.
= Straznik kolei Panhandle
John Murphy zostal przejechany
zabity w poblizu Irving ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07

7. Harris, klerkiem sadu kryml-
nalnego; Joseph E. Bidwill, kler-
kiem sadu obwodowego (nieste-
tyD; A. F. Nightingale, powiato-
wynn superint. szkoi; Lewis Ri
maker, sedzia obwodowym; Char
les S. Cutting, sedzia spadko-
wynn; A. w. Miller i N. E.
Schmidt, assesorami; Fred w.
Upham, czionkiem board of Re-
view, Edward ]. Brundage, pre-
zydentem rady powiatowej; ko-
misarzami powiatowymi: Ed
ward ]. Brundage, Louis H. Mack
William ]. Umbach, Oscar De
Priest, Carl r. Chindblom, AL
bert c. Lanlo, Max Blumenfeld,
w. Schrojda, Joseph ]. Elias i
John Minweger. Take poza
Chicago komisarzami powiato-
wynn, jakotez czionkami kemi-
syi sanitarnej, obrani zostali sa-
mi republikanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07

mokratow a prohibicyonistow.
Kandydat republikahski ma sena-
tora stanowego Illinois, Flip M.
Ksycki, 27 dystryktu, ME 20
stall obrany: zwyciezy1 tam de-
mokrata John Broderick. TAX
samo W I5iw 9 dystrykcie, w
kt6rych kandydatami byli PIP.
IAN A. Pelka, resp. J6zef Pio-
trowski, zwyciezyli demokraci
Cyryl R. Janus Edward J. Raj
ney, powtornie obrani. Co do
kandydatow ma czlonkow legi-
slatury, to w mnostwie dystryk-
tow rezultat jest jeszcze ME pew
ny; ma pewno ma nowo obranymi
zostali Polacy demokraci Land
messer (25 dystrykt) Gieszkie-
wicz (S7 dystrykt), jakotez Po'
lax republikanin Emil o. Ko-
walski, 4 dystryktu.
Podczas kiedy to piszemy ma
des1ano nam telefonicznie wlado-
wose, re w 8 dystrykcie zwycie'
zyi jednakowoz polski kandydat
ma czionka kongresu, otrzymaw-
sly 11,420 gsosow, podczas gdy
jego republikanski przeciwnik o
trzyma1 1855 gfosow.
Nastepujacy urzednicy powia-
towi, sami republikanie, zostali
wczoraj obrani:
Christopher Strassheim, szery-
fem; John R. Thompson, skarbni-
kiem; Joseph F. Haas, klerkiem
powiatowym; Guy Guernsey,
klerkiem sadu spadkowego; A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07

watpliwymi, obrali wszystkich
swych kandydatow bardzo znacz-
nemi wiekszoSciami. Dokladnych
cyfer podac jeszcze ME mozna' a
w przyblizeniu doPiero jutro be-
die MONA oznaczyc, lie glosow
otrzymal kazdy kandydatow;
wiekszosc pozyskana przez Smul-
skiego, jake kandydata republl-
kahskiego ma urzad skarbnika
stanowego, obliczaja W caiym
stanie ma 100000 glosow, a W
samym powiecie Cook ma $4,000
glosow.
z polskich kandydatow ma roz-
nych tykietach zwyciezyE tylko
niekt6rzy z tych, ktorzy byli ma
republikanskim tykiecie, oprocz
mich moze jeszcze kandydat de-
mokratyczny ma czionka kongre-
su w 8 dystrykcie: zwyciestwo
lego jeszcze niepewne i moze
bedzie niezupelnie pewne az do
chwili urzedowego obliczenia gio-
sow.
Nastepujacy przeto Polacy ME
zawodnie zostali obrani:
Jan F. Smulski - skarbnikiem
stanowym.
Walter Schrojda - komisa-
rem powiatowym.
J6zef ]. Elias (Litwin) = ko-
misarzem powiatowym.
Urzednikami stanowymi obra-
nj zostali nastepujacy republika-
ME: Jan F. Snulski, skarbnikiem !;
Francis G. Blair, sup. publicznej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07

Berlin, 7 listop. = Ma wyraz-
ne zyczenie cesarza Franciszka
Jozefa przybyl dotqd austro we
gierski minister spraw zewnetrz-
nych Aehrenthal, azeby odwie-
die cesarza Wilhelma i kancle-
RIA Buelowa.
Policya obstawila W Bremerha-
ven dom, w ktorym zebrali sic
ma tajna narade anarchisci. Wszy-
stkich I2tu uczestnikow zjazdu
aresztowano.
,,Czarny czlowiek", tajny rad
ca DIR. Lucanus, szef przyboczne-
60 gabinetu cesarza, odwiedzil
ministra Podbielskiego. Znaczy
to ustapienie urzedu tego lapo-
wnika, ktory w celach osobistych
zyskow naduzywal zaufania w
MIN polozonego.
Londyn, 7 listop. = Donosza z
Petersburga, re general Stoessel'
obrohca Poltu Artura, zwrocli
sic do towarzystwa opieki mad
rannymi zolnierzami z prosba,
azeby dano n1u do uslugi dozor'
ce chorych, poniewaz ME stac go
ma to, azebV wlasnych fundu-
Sow m6g, oplacac sluzacego.
Paryz, 7 listop. - DIS rozpo-
czna sic rozprawy sadowe W
procesie rozwodowym hrabiego
Castellane. Process odbywac sic
bedzie przy drzWiach zamknie-
tych. Parma Helen Gould, sio-
stra hrabiny, bawi w Paryzu, a.
zeby pocieszac ia W obecnem
strapieniu.
Memphis, Tenn, 7 listop. -
Mayor Malone obawiai sic, re
rozporzqdzenia policy, tyczsce
sic wybcr6w, wywolaja rozru-
chy. Udal sic przeto do szefa po'
licyi zazadai zmiany jego roz-
porzadzeh, kiedy ten wypoWie
dial mu posluszehstwo, zasus-
pendowal go W urzedzie i mia:
nowal szefem policyi sierzanta
Hayes. Obchodzil nastepnie To-
kale wyborcze i wydalil re sluz-
by 50 policyant6w. Po poludniu
zebrali sic ma narade wicemayor
Walsh, dwaj komisarze policyJ-
nj dwaj komisarze stray po-
zarnej. Uchwalili rezolucye, uz-
najacq zlozonego z urzedu szefa
policyi wlaSciwym szefem. w
rezu1tacie nniasto Memphis po-
siada ma razie dwoch szefow po-
1icyi, a siuzba policyjna Jest
zdezorganizowana. Rade niejska
czeka teraz zadanie za3atwienia
tel sprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07

stanach wschodnich zaszly pew
ne r64nice w dawnych wiekszo-
$ciach ua korzyse jednej hub dru-
giej partyi, lecz republikanie -
talk jak dawniej - stanowic be-
da wiekszosc W kongresie.
Najwiecej interesu budzil stan
New York, gdzie toczyla sic wal
ka o urzad gubernatora miedzy
republikahskim kandydatem na
gubernatora, popieranym przez
prezeydenta, panem Hughes, a
kandydatem acknowledgement
Hearst. Ostatni odniosl w mia
stach zwycieztwo mad swym pre-
ciwnikiem, lecz dystrykta wiej-
skie przewazyiy szale ogolnego
zwyciestwa ma rzecz Hughesa.
New York, 7 listop.- o godz.
2:I5 po p6inocy wydal Hearst
nastepujaca odezwe. Rezultat wy
borrow, kt6ry wypadl ma moja ME
korzyse, zmusza mnie do powto-
rzenia tego, com powiedzial pred
wyboran1i. Me przestane zwal-
czaG wplywu trust6w korpora-
cyl na rad, Me posiadajac wla-
dzy, dzialac bede zawsze wsze-
die, gdzie tego okaze sic potrze-
ba, republikan6w, jake zwyczaj-
ny obywatel, w interesie ogolu
mych wsp6lobywateli.
Ostatnie raporta stwierdzaja,ze
tyldet republikanski przeszedi
wiekszoscia okolo $4,000 giosow.
Greater New York oswiadczyl
sic "a Hearstem wiekszoscia o.
koIo 6o,ooo giosow. o Polnocy
powiadano, re wicegubernatorem
zostal wybrany kandydat ligi ME
zaleznych. Chandler.
w, z.so2 dystryktach poza
miejskich otrzynal Hughes 3S7.-
900 a Hearst 10000 glos6w. w
"a dystrykcie konkresowym de
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oswiaty; Carrie T. Alexander,
Frederick L. Hatch, Alexander
Nc Lean i Lewis L. Lehman,
university trustees.
w senacie stanu Illinois zasia-
dac bedzie A republikanow, 7
demokratow; w izbie poslow zaS
stanowej 8S republikanow, 81 de-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07
TELEGRAMY.

Washington, 7 listop. - w
"a stanach odbyly sic wczoraj
wybory. w niekt6rych miejscach
budzily one niezwykle zacieka-
wienie, lecz W og6le ME zawio-
dly one oczekiwah CO do ostat-
niego ich wyniku. w poludnio-
wych stanach zwyciezy}y wsze-
die tykiety demokratyczne. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07

Niemniejsze zwyciestwo Cd
niesli republikanie W miescie
przy wyborach do nowo tworza-
cych sic sadow municypalnych.
Obierano tam naczelnego sedzie-
go, klerka, belifa, 9 sedziow ma
6 lat, 9 sedziow ma 4 lata i 9 Sc
dziow ma 2 lata. Prawdopodobnie
zwyciezyli sami republikahscy
kandydaci, wyjatkiem moze tyl-
ko jednego kandydata demokra-
tycznego ma termin dwuletni, =
ale to jeszcze bardzo niepewne.
Ma kazdy sposob pobici zostali
polscy kandydaci ma te urzedy:
Chileslli, kandydat demokratycz-
ny ma ter1nin 6 letni Czarnecki,
kandydat ligi niezaleznej ma ter
min 2 letni.
Ubolewac nalezy, re kandydat
nasz ma klerka sadu obwodoWe-
60, p. w. ]. Jozwiakowski, przy
TEN ogromnem zwyciestwie re-
publikan6w, zostai take Pobity,
pomimo tego, re nawet republi-
kahskie gazety goraco go poleca-
ly przeciw jego rywalowi.
zalujemy, re ME mozemy po-
dat cyfer tyczacych sic giosow
oddanych W r6znych polskich
wardach w Chicago roznym kan
dydatom ME obliczono ich jesz-
cze nalezycie niepredko dadza
sic dokladnie obliczyc. 0 lie po-
wierzchownie obhczono giosy od-
dane kandydatom ma szeryfa po-
wiatu Cook, to zdaje sic, re w
rdzennie polskiej wardzie Iotej
iednakowoz demokraci zyskali
wiekszosc. RepubEkahski handy
dat ma szeryfa, Strassheim, otrzy-
mai tam 2266 glosow, demokrata
Gibbons 2436, prohibicyonista
Wilson 40, socyalista Larson
533, a niezalezny Gray 64o. lie
giosow tam otrzyinali Smulski i
Piotrowski, kandydaci ma skar-
bnika stanowego, niewiadomo
jeszcze.
Jak wyborcom wiadomo, O.
procz ,,wielkiego balotu" dawa-
no wczoraj kazdemu wyborcy
takze ,,maly balot", w ktorym
nalezaio odpowiedziec ma pyta-
ME, czyli nalezy upowaznic komi-
sye dystryktu sanitarnego do
sprzedazy czesci kanaiu sanitar-
nego. o lie sic zdaje, wypadlo
glosowanie ma niekorzysc tego
pytania.
Porazka demokratow bylaby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07
Stan New York wierny republikanOm.
Hearst pobity przez dystrykta pOza miejskle.
WiekszOSc republikanSka zeszczuplafa
SKTAD KONGRESJ ME ULEGh ZMIANlE
DemOkraei bez znaezenia stanie Michigan
republikanska zeszczuplafa
lad KONGRESU ME ULEGh ZMIANIE
DemOkraei bez znaezenia stanie Michigan.

trzymal Hearst 32,oI2 a Hughes
31,oS2 giosow.
Filadelfia, 7 listop. - Przewo-
dniczacy City Party, popierajaceJ
demokrat6w, oswiadczyl, re re-
publikanie dopuszczaja sic wsze-
die wielkich oszustw przy hcze-
niu glosow. Publicznosc W caaym
stanie brala w wyborach bardzo
zywy udzial.
Boston, Mass, 7 listop. - w
tuteiszem miescie pablo na de-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07
ROk XVII.

zapewne znacznie mniejsza, gdy-
by ME wystapiia byia partya tax
zwana Independence League, !,
kt6ra pociagnela znaczna liczbe
demokratow, pomimo re sama ME
miala zadnej nadziei zwyciestwa.
Byla to wiasciwie frakcya partyl
demokratycznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-07
KrOnika MiGjSCOWa,
Wczorajsze wybory.

w stanie Illinois W powie-
Gle Cook republikanie odniesli
niezmierne zwyciestwo. Z bardzo
malymi wyjatkami, i to jeszcze
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SLlOllOh lS SioAoeuAy'
Ola Polakow wynik wczoraj-
szych wyborcow W ogole byi nie-
pomySlny. Pocieszyc sic musimy
tenn wprawdzie, re Polak zostai
obrany skarbnikiem stanowym:
ale re Polak urzad ten otrzyma,
wiedzielismy ma pewno przed
wyborami. ze jeden Polak oprocz
tego zostai obrany komisarzem
powiatowym, ME moze mas "a
dowolnic w obec tego, IL tym .ra-
zem mielismy tylu kandydatow
polskich ma rome urzedy; wszak-
re nawet niektorzy republikahscy
polscy kandydaci zostali W swo-
ich dystryktach pobici, pomimo
tax wielkiego zwyciestwa partyi
republikahskiej. Byli to handy
daci ma senatorow stanowych
,Ksycki, Pelka Piotrowski.
Dzielna niewiasta.
2" Pani Andrzejowa Schilke, 913
N. Robey str, dzielna jest niewia-
sta. Wczoraj rano okofo pol do 5
.zbudzila sic, uslyszawszy szmer
podejrzany.! Wzieia revolver me-
"a wyszla ma zwiady po domu.
Spostrzegia tez rabusia, wycho-
dzacego domu re zdobycza. Po'
biegia "a MIN zagroziia mu "a
strzeleniem jezeli ME porzuci te'
60, co zabral. w tejze chwili po'
jawil sic mleczarz, Albert Koch,
1907 n. Winchester ave. zrozu-
miawszy o co chodzi, wziai re-
wolwer Cd pani Schilke, poSpie-
szyi "a rabusiem i po gwalto-
wnem pasowaniu sic z MIN oddal
90 w rece po!icyi. Zamknieto ra-
busia ma stacyi przy w. North
ave-, gdzie podal nazwisko John
Coleman. Znaleziono przy MIN 3
zegarki, zlota bransoletke try
pierScionki, ktore byi zabral.
Srtazak policyant.
w szynku ma rogu Wells
Eugenie str, strazak Gustav
Schuhl wczoraj wicczorem spo-
wodowal og6lna b6jke. Poniewaz
wiedziano, ze w sasiedztwie, gdzie
odbywaly sic wybory, znajduje
sic policyant, przeto natychmiast
60 sprowadzono. Byi to Corne-
lius O'Connell. Ten przystapii do
strazaka chciai go aresztowae.
Ale strazak, korzystajac re swych
zdolnosci gimnastycznych, bez
wielkich ceremonij pochwycii po-
licvanta "a k ark p4o-
nizei grzbietu wyrzucii go po-
prostu "a oltno, przyczem rozu-
mie sic wszystkie szyby sic potfu
ky. Mocno pokaleczonego poll
cyanta musiano zawiezc do szpi-~
tala Alexyanow. Strazaka zas "a
resztowano zamknieto ma stacyi
przy Larrabee str. Mieszka on
pn. 1876 Eugene str.
Wykolejenie tramwaju.
Wczoraj wieczorem wykoleii
sic znowu tramwaj ma rogu Mil
waukee ave. i Diversey ave.
niewiadomej przyczyny. Kilku
podroznych zostaio bolesnie po-
kaleczonych. Naleza do Mich: Ka-
rol Koransowski (?), 797 Mil
waukee ave-, ktory lewe kolano
sobie wywichnai; Gus. Doinski,
9S5 w. Diversey ave., ma grzbiet
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-29
THE NOBLE co.

The Noble Dramatic Co. has been
holding forth at the Opera House this
week playing to full houses each even
ing, despite the many social attractions
which came off with the holidays.
We can say nothing but words of
praise for Mr.. Neble's present com
pany, which we consider one of the
strongest repertoire companies to visit
Hays in years. Their performance of
'Fanchion, the Cricket Thursday eve
deserves special mentioning for the ar
tistic manner in which it was presented,
Vina Noble in the title role exhibited
wonderful talent as versatile little
actress. This Friday night she will
appear in the title role of Mans For
tune, another delightful soubrette
play, with numerous Specialties intro
duced by various members of the COM
pany.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-29
LOCAL NEWS.

The many friends of Prof. Keller
were glad to see him here for Christ
mas and looking so well.
While here he superintended the build
ing of a new picket fence in front OF
his sisters residence.
The Bird Book Talk will take place
next Thursday evening, January 3rd,
at the Brunswick hotel annex.
Rev. West on the
Works of Sir Walter Scott.
All are invited, Admission 10 cts.
Monday and Christmas were perfect
September days here. Dispatches tell
that along the Atlantic coast as far
south as Virginia on those days it was
a blizzard, down to zero and lower and
in N. Y. city much suffering and some
froze to death.
4 Mr.. & Mrs. Penney gave a party at
&he hotel Brunswick Thursday evening
IN honor of their visiting relatives.
The annex was used for dancing, the
private parlors as reception rooms and
the dining room proved an inviting
place to the 125 guests, all of whom
spent a pleasant evening.
If the move of Mr.. Dalton to give
this city a new hall and the agitation of
the subject did no other good it stir
red up the G. A. R. folks, and they
have put electric lights in their hall and
on their stage, which is a great i'm
provement needed for years and was
much appreciated by the audiences at
the show this week.
Christmas day was perfectly beau
tiful one here and much enjoyed. The
giving of presents seemed more gene
raj than ever and our merchants report
a big trade. Fathers can we'll say;
Christmas comes but once a year,
but when she comes you know
she's here.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-29

The OAKLEY GRAPHIC came out last
week with special Christmas number
of 20 pages, containing full page
colored Santa Claus page, large, we'll
printed picture of the town of Oakley,
pictures of their public buildings and
men, business houses and their propri-
etors, and history of the town. The
edition also contained eighteen half
page advertisements, seven one-fourth
page advers and numerous small ones.
Oakley has reason to be proud of her
enterprising editor, J. R. Young.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-12-29

Miss Henrietta Oshant is enjoying
her vacation at home.
Mr.. & Mrs. Paul spent their Christ
mas with relatives at Salina.
Our old timer, Ed Glennon, accompa-
MED by his daughter, visited here this
week.
Mr.. Cave has been kept busy this
week moving to his new location oppo-
site the Windsor hotel
Mrs. Haffamier had the pleasure
this year of having her whole family
home for Christmas dinner.
Mrs. Rea entertained a number of
their friends at their lovely home on
Christmas evening.
Will Solomon and family from way
up in Hamilton township were among
the farmers shopping here last week.
Farmer Henry Eickbush brought in
some splendid turkeys for his friends
and customers for Christmas.
Judge Reeder lost a bunch of keys
this week and hopes some one may find
and return them.
Mart Stehley, wife and baby came up
from Ellis to eat dinner with the Haf-
famier family.
Mrs. Charlie Kirkman and family on
Wednesday went to Russell to visit
with her folks.
Mr. & Mrs. C. w. Dickinson enjoyed
their Christmas with friends in Russell
this year.
If you want to hear something grand
in church music be sure and attend
the Lutheran church Sunday eve.
Professor Matthew enjoyed the exer-
cises of the State Teachers meeting
at Topeka this week.
The Methodists had an enjoyable
time Monday evening at the Christmas
church celebration.
The party to whom loaned my Ice
SAW please return it now and you
tcan borrow it again.
R. B. THOMAS.
Mr.. & Mrs. Dick Finch came in from
the Saline to enjoy Christmas in town.
Better sell out out there and locate in
our town and enjoy your old days.
Prof. Picken, wife & daughter, Miss
Foster, Prof IS Matthew & Bird went
to Topeka Wednesday to attend the an
nual meeting of the State Teachers
Association.
Coal got SO scarce last week at La
Crosse that Mayer Baker eanfseated a
car of coal passing through and divided
it among the people, the City paying
the extra on the bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Wann entertained some
friends at Christmas dinner at the
Brunswick.
Prof. & Mrs. Picken also had party
of their friends there to dinner.
The Noble Dramatic Company have
been playing here all the week to good
audiences, and a different play every
night. Being excellent actors those
who have attended were much pleased.
They play this Friday evening and close
their work here Saturday evening.
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The stone masons, carpenters, pain
ters and other mechanics, the hardware
and other merchants, who might have
had the chance to do or sell something,
couldn't but be convinced Gf they read
the locals in last Saturdays NEws)
that that paper was doing its utmost
TO prevent the building of the new Dal-
ton public hall and gloried in prevent
ing these people getting the work and
adding $4,000 to the taxable property of
the county, township, city and school
district. Yet it runs around and wants
these peoples subscriptions and advers,
and demands a job to give it $1,000 of
the peoples tax money.
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Some folks talk of the $40, 900 asked
by the Western Kansas State Normal
School on Ft. Hays, for new buildings
to accommodate the increasing atten-
dance (the only state institution in
the northwest quarter of the state) yet
the State University at Law renee is
asking $3.50, 600 for a new Engineering
School building and $780, for a new
mining and geology building, besides
its other appropriations asked for.
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Theatre to night,
Matinee Saturday at 2:3O.

The Noble Theatrical company have
been giving some excellent performan-
ces here this week and pleasing large
audiences. This, Friday, night they
play that thrilling one, Mans Fortune
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O they give a
Matinee for the children and to ac-
commodate the country folks, and then
close their weeks engagement here on
Saturday with the laughable play of
Reuben Clue. Next week they are
to play in Ellis.
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The Public schools and our Normal
school begin work again Wednesday
after delightful 10 days vacation.

The Goodland paper announces the
opening of their new Opera house
last week with a home talent minstrel
show that packed the house from pit
to gallery and rousing success and
cozy, convenient hall. That city now
has two good halls and gets ali those
good shows that go over the Rock Is
land railroad between Topeka and Den
yer. Good for them.
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SONG SERVICE.

SONG SERVICE.
1T the Trinity Lutheran Church to-
morrow, Sunday, at 7:3O pm.
Voluntary,
Opening service, page II
Hymn 967.
Scripture, Col. 3: 12-17
Prayer, Response,
Anthem, The Harvest Time is
passing BY w. L. Thompson
Duet, Christmas, Harry R. Shelley
Hymn 531.
Anthem, Hosanna in the Highest,
Concone Lacey.
Solo, That Glorious Song of Old,
Andrew ]. Boex,
Wynn, 184,
Anthem '"Te Deum Laudamus''
H. P. banks.
Anthem 'Praise Ye the Lord
w. L. Thompson.
Hymn, 20,
Lords Prayer,
Benediction,
Postludc.
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Mrs. Kidwell went out to Quinter t.
enjoy Christmas with her daughter.
Who borrowed R. B. Thomas C E
SAW? He would like it returned.
Prof. Light and wife spent their
vacation with relatives near Manhattan.
Elder See held Quarterly meeting at
our Methodist church last Sunday.
We pay CASH for OLD IRON.
John SCHLYER & Son.
George Spencer and family enjoyed
their Christmas with western relatives.
Attorney Able of Salina was doing
professional business here Wednesday.
The Grainfeld ADVOCATE sends out
a beautiful colored pictorial cover for
Christmas.
Frank Gehrer and wife came over
from Hoisington to enjoy Christmas
with Mrs. DR.. Kohl and family.
George Loredistch came home to en-
joy Christmas with his parents and at
the dinner the whole family were again
united.
For Merry Christmas Mr.. & Mrs.
Beatty secured a clear warranty deed
for their cozy cottage home on east Ju-
niata street.
Probate Judge Arnold, accompanied
by the sheriff and Drs. Middlekauff
and Snyder visited Victoria on Wednes-
day and decided that DR.. Piatt should
go to the State Hospital for medical
treatment.
The racket over the soldier distur-
bance in Texas and their dismissal by
the President is causing Topeka and
other eastern papers to publish long
accounts of the old time negro troop
rackets at Hays and Ft Hays.
Next Monday closes another year.
Do you notice any improvements in our
city or around your home? Has it been
a prosperous, happy year to you?
Let us try the coming year to make
everybody happy and prosperous,
And the FREE PRESS wishes yon all a
very Happy New Year.
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Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
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WeStern Kan. State
Normal School
comes TO the front.

A telegram comes Friday that at To-
peka Prof. w. S. Picken, Principal
of the Western Kansas State Normal
School on Ft. Hays, has been elected
as President of the State Teachers
Association.
This, with Prof Matthew as Presi-
dent of the Golden Belt Teachers As
sociation, can well make our city and
the students feel elated.