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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
THE STORK--PAYS BONUS
WAY JEAN o. MARTIN PAYS HIS
EMPLOYEES TO OFT MANNED
AND HAVE CHI pReh.

New York. Oct i7.-4Thero Is one
house Of fifth ay where cupid ~
no unNeieome guest and which IL
a race suicide exception II u the
famous Cafe Martin. the gaYeat OF
all New York white light resorts
Jean q Martin. the proprietor,
believes that a mun f. not a good
employee unless be- has domestic re-
apanalbillty. lie therefore spcouf
ages marriage among HIS $50 en-
pluyca Each empiOye receives %
bonus OF ti00 from Martin when he
mafries. aud $50 when the first
baby is born
The system has been ln vogue Tor
one year Martin has paid out a
total o. s50s0
The walters are al French They
receive $50 month salary and
many make In tips four times that
amount
Struggling his shoulders. Jean
Martin said. II H. very small
thing | do for ms faithful men
They make my business what % H..
l.why should I not keep them when
and where / cam
= admit that / am selfish. too
The married man u worth two an
married men lie II happy aud
comfortable In his home life lie
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RECEPTION TO AmupDsrN.

Yesterday az San Francisco Capt
ROAD Amnndscn was formally vel
coined BY the several societies OF
Norwerians lie vas given q ban
quet at the 81 Francis hotel at
y hleh Acting Manager Gallagher,
President Benj lde Wheeler, OF tho
University OF California. and Pres
ldcnt David Starr Jordan Of stan.
ford university. were the principal
Mpnaharh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

HOT RINGS.
Arb oct ~
The skidn
committee Ia e
put the va en-
the Aioute Carlo
aunax To Hos
sprinEH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
Thrifty Women

Kaox the vainr % a dollar Their
l1sx ~ great ADVANTAGE - has.
M EstIe money saved for The
szsny al thAt 10 eare 10 coE1e Saw.
~ i s4sy Il roo ou@n an account
v:zk tAs state Hank az Seattle. for
tzsn skFss h soure inesutive 10
ass one t0slar opens an acc1ant.
.ssa rsar money Grass per cent
tzzeresl. ezmsusndsd scsuiannuai.
eas
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1,ss,,,.u p,yat wilton a.s.io.f. -, .tsaso $1,000
HlRelow ete 100
/ nnyaf
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eassi y,1tna' sexs-o :. .... 80. -. 800
: sasat ys5tcn t.sre.s $50
: ,amt.. Tar.g,rv e-axa.E $50
,sos.5 ,vnfon s,e.s-fo ....... -. -. 1000
: ,sss'.t ,xnto. s-axa.e -. 1890
,,ig.tav, asrainstsr 1900
v.set.or prsssei. s-a.ft-o -. -. -. 1900
n Administer 7-aSs.s 1900 sbu
nrussea s-axs-s $500 luUu
Wilton. E1xa-e st'se IsVu
ttsst,,an tt,dy
,ss,,sn 49, rnss.is e-o,as,... -. -.
Ssb,,ssn NV a,ssacs s.s,se 80. 49,. -.
,s.at,tsu uo9s
f'.ir,an, 1s.snster e-a,te.o 22OO
,t.4rss,s nrssse,s -, 1000
,sapo,s ar,.ses n axta.o -. 49,, -.
(, uesssi yyit,n te.e,ta-s -. -. 49,. 1000
! tsaysi yya,cs IN evte.o -. -. 49,.
t0-Gxt0-6 5000 <soU
IL gxi1-a $500 Ss5W
! Vslyet ung io.s.tt.o $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
PIIT SK|DOO BOOTS TO
HOT SPRINGS GAMBLERS

v,.ss or WOE OPEN LAW iNFeAerloN uNoGo nv A
fV.,.Ar,oN or BUSINESS MEN AND POLITICIANS
s,..nryrouR HOUSES eLoseD, 500 ATTACHES iolu AND
-, WORTH 90 pARApHtRNAllA rsseArENGo wrr
DESTRUCTION
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-si.so less 10 pay fer this table
this week.
IA splendid center table. solid
oak. good and strong. 2f-inch
square top. neatly turned iees.
lifted with brass feet and crys-
tai knobs. regular price IL
s1oa for the week very special
priced .s.sss s..+st Stu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

.mcnt gathered strength slowly until
the independent county ticket Waa
deliberately counted out at the Sep
tcmbef oletlon. aud men known so
b. favorable ia gambling were
counted Ia. fhegrupnn the clttacns'
movement gathered force. and nov
n has the active or silent support
% thrae fuurlhs Of che resident pop
uiatlon.
II Was politics after all that
cleared Hot Springs Of il gambling
houses A few months ago Gov.
crnor icft Davis and the local dem
ocratie machine had differences.
About this time the regularly elect.
ed prosecntlnk attorney died The
governor secured b appointing VIII
lam Seogsln. young attorney II
more than the usual amount II
nerve. Prosecutor ScuxAlu imme.
stately ioined forces with che cne
niles of gambling The gamblers
realised that sith the help u scoa
gin the unlaa could earn oas Is
determination.
Suicides Graves.
On the hill hack Of the city tie
buried ac0rra ~ suicides mea aud
WOMEN who came here fof health.
bar wbn. being tempted 10 increase
their meaKes funds al The wamins
table. tssst all and then iifc BY their
own hands. No one was ever tui6
~ the LOSSES - the poor The QUE
aioFy ~ le@s was that % John "
Gates, = hn IL alleged % have drep
ped taQea In 0ne night a. the
Onto clab
sach has hevn the Infiuenee ~
gambling that but fee % the bust
ness houses heFe ESCAPED the NOR.
flliesfloa. ~ eas tins OF ether. 81
harhoffag = aefaulteF OF eutbe6aier
ono Store. 80 the story goes. has.
within the past five years Suffered
embsarl.nent BY ~ of It's young
msa Tor funds with which to gam.
hlo.
Policeman az capper
ons night. hcfof. the CLOSING.
two ladies' and gentlemen. attracted
b the tales of the spleadoF u the
gam bling places. stopped \ police
mAn IN FUN uniform aud asksd hlm
Il visitors we're allowed inside
Cerfalniy. 10 said. walk right
Ia
Not eoutsut 90 permit men AMI
wuuea 70 be attracted b. tho daz
zlinx sixhta through the doors.
several II the clubs advertised
Ia the local newspapers. = premln-
ent lac being. VISITORS ARE
WELCOME Ladies and Ksntie
men are invited
subsidissd slrsas.
nsHustlml womcn. always attircd
h The height u fashion. were main.
tanned for the purpose ~ lending a
lady.iiks color 10 the houses. These
uomen. 18th moueY furnished b.
the nFopFistorx. would PLAY roulette
aud other games - heastev parties
% vtsitlnK men and women uere
pFe2ent
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enc hundred and seventy prizes will DO awarded


n ~ 2 m Dpa~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

TAG sKInoo WARNING.

- ~, rrseristors ~ GambHns houses
va an, ftb, nogIf 0a3 warmed 60 Cloao your HamhinR
m ~ before ssfurla, nlIht September 50 taod
-, closet permanently. in tha warning
s Rss steps win Hkcu io have The gambling tables
. ua hs sen afsed aud destroyed and all the per
sA f,stst In eNbIhi,lus such tables
~ ss,sea ana punished il being thc fixed determination
n,rfsaa Of Ctsens improvement aniun vnorce
a. ~. IN ths community against Enmblng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

500 .00o Instead of 10000 visitors /
vii come 20 Hot Springs within
the neat year There are, Of course. |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

The ~impruvcrs" feel confident
that when the news In spread over
the sufid that gambling has ceased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

NaNNNHaH - ~
III ]: s: $. 9: :. !: : IL il !:
r--as, foar q the most rotor.
r,nAiiuk houses tu the world
" sae..,i their doora 6amhlas
.sssaAsrnalia worth a half million
-. i h.ins eaftei Co the fFelght
-. rive huudFed men aad
49, employees ani campers are
-, vars q gambiIng la Hot
..s.e. : Al an cud The closing
$50 sssbliag houees vas brought
- * IL Cliizpns' Improvement
- r.uposed 81 sood and deter.
- rslsena Ihs active work
- 49, Is al executive commH
,.9n TIE skidao Committee
rs.wussaa Win The evasipus %
49, sscsn sffleefz Of the iaw, the
sssssns commltsee- issued q final.
fsraAl skrnins
nruasrtsd Out ef 4ehs
ma pruprietnrs a tbs saufbllns
......s realized that fhis meant
s,.ssrss Ofneefs q the law. too.
.s.seesd 70 the occasion Failure
= 4 skslg part would have meant
fapeaghemat.
galisssnx tAe waFning tpilY geo
r.mhsrs 4 ne Improvement union
usnAea dowa Central sy tn froni
= ~ gambling Fesorts hehlad a
A. elaylag patriotic airs The
seeoe was Impressive. The process
80 10 the gamhliag fTateraitF.
IA "A ssEsAbls funeral march.
shsht,d ~ oameiina.
~ 10 gsars gambling has been
enuAsned here IN shs belief that Il
n. indizpsnsabis % > Watering
rnep rhs cry cf Hot springs Il
sss elty of is.eoa bat sith It's
rrussh here xas nee a eoTres pani.
10 rruwln IN municipal Improve
.rrsts xeod etrosts. sewers. etc.
Scr ifslis monsY frum visitors ever
fank rs way into the cts treasury
tTAss sas ncz sssnt at the bath
Aassa. boarding houses aad stth
IL actors. wsnt into The hands q
a. gasaalers and nsvef again faand
- s4F info regular channels u
e1k
ovsanxins the Crusade
Al fina there waa onfg a small
sxni u -lmpFuvsrx. The move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
carpet rugs
quite an important 3-dav sale

very portan Of madeup Carpet Russ
Of all the standard makes the
Here's list Of sizes aud very
special pficingn Better early
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

those who predict tho ruin Of the
city. but they are In the minority A
very hopeful spirit prevails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

IL ambitious 90 do we'll Most men
care little about them selves. but
they viii 20 10 great lengths 10
mako happy aud comfortable the
wives they love and who loves
them And when the baby comes
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Ne~ ~ootsua. correct styles ~
ltstt a NcGrrgsr. i1zs zn4 Az 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
NEW BELT LINE ENTERPRISE
UPdike Lumber and Coal Company
VIII Establish Plant Near
West Dodge street.

The Updike Lumber aud Coal company
is to open a plant In Omaha for the dis
tribution of wholesale and retail lumber
and coal. This plant is to be on the Belt
line, just north of Dodge street. and w. j.
Miller with G. A. Hoagland for ten years,
is to be the manager. The firm will spend
$4,000 in buildings on the land which has
been bought. half block wide and two
blocks long, and will Immediately put in
a 100000 stock of lumber and coal.
The Updike Lumber and Coal company
IL different corporation from the Updlke
Grain company. although It has practically
the same stockholders. The lumber COM
pany has twenty-three plants in the state
from which lumber and coal are retailed
and these will be supplied from the Omaha
yards.
The Belt line was built about twenty
years ago to accommodate just such con-
Germs as the new lumber company, as II
has direct connections with all roads lead
ing into Omaha
1--WE think we have a good location for
retail lumber yard, as we are right in
the center of the big residence district
which is working to the suburbs" said
Mr.. Miller
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
Total
WOMAN YIELDS THE KNIFE
Tessie Phillips Arrested for Stabbing
Charles Watch wednesday
Night.


Tessie Phillips, s12 Capitol avenue. was
arrested Thursday afternoon and locked up
at the police station charged with having
stabbed Charles Watch at Fourteenth
street and Capitol avenue. Wednesday
evening. Watch was taken to the station
early Thursday morning by Patrolman F.
Murphy with a deep knife wound In the
upper left breast. His explanation that
strange man on passing him on the
street had reached out with a knife and
stabbed him without provocation was not
believed by the police Sergeant Hayes
and OfIicer Murphy went out to Investigate
and secured evidence that Watch had been
stabbed by the Phillips woman. The story
stated the man and woman were on their
way TO a dance at Osthofrs hall when
Watch drew a knife and attempted to
strike his companion with II. She how
ever, threw up her hand. hitting him in
the face. and knocked the knife to the
walk. Immediately. it is said, she picked
up the weapon and stabbed Watch in the
breast The woman could not be found
during the night, but was located during
the afternoon by Detective Maloney.
Watch Is progressing satisfactorily and
1t is not thought the wound will prove
serious. Police Surgeon Willis attended
to the injuries and the man was detained
by the police
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
GENERAL IN THE LORDS ARMY
Joseph w. Powell. from Family of
soldiers. Combines His Warfare
10 satan's Hosts.

Joseph w. Powell of Buffalo. n. Y, who
is TO handle the dedication of the South
Tenth Street Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday. has reached Omaha and is the
guest OF DR.. s. II. Smith, 1923 South Tenth
street. Mr.. Powell Is national organizer
OF the ST. Paul Brotherhood, which now
numbers about 10000 in the United States.
Last Sunday he organized a chapter OF
the Brotherhood at Anderson, Ind, 165 men
meeting as charter members. The object
OF the fraternity is the mutual improve
ment Of members by religious, social,
physical and literary culture and to pro-
mote the spirit and practice Of Christian
brotherhood. Mr.. Powell comes OF a fam
fly Of soldiers His father received a
medal from Queen Victoria for bravery.
and King Edward VII. has lately knighted
his cousin, General Baden Powell for spe-
cisl service during the Boer war In Africa,
but he himself seems 20 be doing all his
lighting against his Satanic majesty and
seems 20 be a general in church work
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
SUIT OVER FLORENCE LOTS
LeEaI FiGht in which Milton Rogers
Estate Company Takes
a Hand.

A controversy over the possession OF
some lots IN Florence has found it's way
into district court by the securing of q
restraining order from Judge Day Thurs
day morning by Irving Allison. Milton
Rogers Estate company and the Florence
company against Jasper Smith. The plain
tins assert they were the owners OF lots
TO IS, block 100, OF the village, and sold
them 70 Allison under a warranty deed.
April he had some engineers start TO
work locating q place for house he in
tends building. The defendant. Il is as
serted. claimed some rights 20 the prop
erty, drove the engineers on and imme-
diately began TO build a wire fence around
the place. The order Restraints the defend
ant from interfering with the property In
any way until the hearing is had on the
application for an injunction.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
Good words for ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure in tes-
tifying to the good qualities Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Mrs Edward Phil
lips OF Barclay, Nd, writes: II wish to tell
you that can recommend Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. MY little girl. Catherine
who is years old. has been taking this
remedy whenever she has had a cold since
she was 2 months old. About a month age
contracted a dreadful cold myself. but
took Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and was
soon as well as ever. Recently when my
husband was buying bottle Of this remedy
a man stopped up and said. Mr.. Phillips
is that a good medicine? and my husband
replied, 1t can't be beat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
WIFE ENTIRELY Joe WILLING
For that Reason Ed Gilmore Changes
his Mind AbOut COniniIttinE
Suicide.

What is the use OF dying by your own
hand and of your own wish for the purpose
Of piqulng somebody when that body refuses
to be piqued and tells you to go ahead
and die2 This reflection is probably, ae-
cOrding TO the police, what saved Ed Gill
more Sixteenth and Grand avenue from
going to sleep forever from self-admin-
istered laudanum. on a pile of sawdust at
the Jensen ice houses on Grand avenue.
The finding OF Gilmore lying prone and
motionless. by AJohn Johnson 1872 North
Seventeenth street, and a companion, was
the cause of the hurried departure of
Police Surgeon Wills from the station to
the scene late Thursday afternoon. In a
pocket OF the mans coat Wills found an
empty bottle OF laudanum. but he could
not find any signs of the contents having
reached the inside OF the man. Seeing
himself in the hands Of a physician Gill
more gave up playing dead man and before
long the police were in possession OF the
reasons for his peculiar act. They are:
Gilmore married a daughter of c.. II.
schlotield 4219 Sherman avenue. recently,
but did not get along we'll with his wife
and at last she left him to go and live with
Thomas Murray. sixteenth and Fort
streets. The deserted husband went to
the house Thursday to secure his wife
and met Murray, an old man Of nearly @
years, for the first time. Gilmore is a
young man. but when a hand-to-hand con-
fiict ensued between the two he found the
aged protector of the wife too much for
him and he was obliged to depart, leav.
ing his runaway wife behind and with
sundry ignominious bruises about the face
Finding show of force had worked
against him he now tried the opposite
tack and threatened to commit suicide
But his words met only with laughter and
he was told TO go ahead and kill himself
This showed plainly he would be the only
loser by such action, but nevertheless, hC
went to a drug store at 2s1G Sherman
avenue and secured the laudanum. Their
he made his way to the icehouses and lay
down. Possibly he took a small portion
of the poison, but most OF II was poured
out on the ground. Gilmore was dressed
in soldiers, kahki uniform. He said h,
had just enlisted and the blue had not ye
been issued TO him. He was placed undei
arrest and locked up,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
TIRED OF FARMS IN TOWN
Two Valley Citizens Say City Restricts
MOdern-Up-to-Date Till
ing of Soil.

Dissatisfied with city life, Fred Curtis and
]. Burke are trying to move their farms
outside the corporation limits OF Valley by
judicial process. Each owns forty acres OF
farm land, which is included within the viii
lsge limits. They declare the village ordi-
nances interfere with modern up-to-date
farming in that they limit the amount of
fertilizer which may be used and prescribe
regulations regarding the distance between
hay and straw stacks, which are burden
some to a farmer AZ their property is not
plated and is used wholly for agricultural
purposes, they ask the ordinances includ-
ing their property in the corporation be al
tered so as to put them outside the limits
Their case is being heard by Judge Day,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06

Passengers east from ChivzEo to Fort
Wayne. Ftndlay. Fostoria, Cleveland Erie,
BuffaIo, New York City. Boston and al
points east. will consult their interests
and find advantage in selecting the Nickel
Plate road east from Chicago Three
through trains are run daily. with through
day reaches to New York City. and modern
Pullman sleeping cars to destination.
Rates always the lowest. and no->excess
fares are charged on any train, for anv
part OF the journey. Modern dining car
service, with individual club meals, rang
ing in price from IS cents to 81; also meals
a Ia carte. Ask for tickets via the NIol.l
Plate road. Chicago depot, Lasalle ana
Van Buren, streets. the only station m
Chicago on the Elevated Loop. chieaTo
city ticket once. III Adams street. De.
tailed information may be secured by ad.
dressing John Y. calahan. general agent
No. i1s Adams street. room SOS, Chiearo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06

for some time; head has ached ant
back also; has slept poorly, been quits
nervous, and nearly. tainted once or
twice head dizzy, and heart beats very
fast; then that bearing-down feeling,
and during her periods she Is exceed
ingly respondent. Nothing pleases
her. Her doctor says: Cheer ups you
have dyspepsia you will be all right
soon"
But she doesn't get all right, and
hope vanishes; then come the brood
ing, morbid, melancholy, everlasting
BLUES.
Don't wait until your sufferings have
driven you 70 despair, with your nerves
Al shattered and your courage gone,
but take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, See what IL did for
Mrs. Rosa Adams, 81 SIC 18th Street,
Louisville, KY, niece of the late Gen
eral Roger Hanson, C.S.A. She writes;
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
u cannot tell you with pen and ink what
lydia p. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
mas done for me suffered E ,Ss i hnsl
NERVOUSNESS aud that all gone Telling. 1 was
advised 70 try Lydia E, Pinkhamls Vegetable
Compound, and Il not only cured my female
arrangement but II has restored me 20 perfect
health and strength. The buoyancy Of my
Younger DAYS has returned, and do not sufs
fer any longer with despondency. as / did BE-
fore. i consider Lydia z. finkhsms Nsge-
table ComPound boon 10 ack and suffering
women
II yOu have some arrangement Of
the female organism write Mrs
Pinkhams Lynn. Mass. Tor SdVies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
OMAHA PRIEST GOES TO OHIO
Rev. NJ KeIIar Becomes Assistant to
Another NebraskHn In CIeve-
lands Big POIIsh Church.

The Very Rev TheobalG Ealamaia, pastor
OF the Catholic church at Columbus, Neb.
who has been Transferred to the church
at Cleveland. passed through Omaha Mon
day evening. going east on the Milwaukee
He viii become pastor Of St. Stanislaus
parish the largest Polish parish in Ohio
with /, 800 families and 1900 children al.
tending school His assistant will be Rev
NJ. Kellar of the Polish church at Twenty
fourth and Bancroft streets Omaha, Rev
Vaclav Slxryeckt OF Superior Wis will
come to the church in this city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-06
the bank until litigation resulting from the
transaction T. concluded.
MEN TO ASSIST THE WOMEN
Result Of Conference LASTING several
Hours st v. w. c. 4. Head
anarters.

number of business men OF Omaha
gathered at = dinner at the Central Young
Women's Christian association rooms al
$40 O'Clock last night for the purpose OF
talking over with the members OF the
building COMMITTEES for the new association
structure the matter of joining hands with
the women during the closing days OF the
fund raising campaign The feature OF the
evening was the speech OF Miss Mary s.
Dunn OF Chicago, national secretary OF
the association, I'm charge OF building ope-
rations throughout the country, who is in
the city TO assist in the local struggle.
Miss Dunn has had experience in many
cities Of the United States during the last
fifteen years and is thoroughly acquainted
with all methods OF procedure. She re-
counted several instances of close cam
paigns and the plans used in each. She
said nowhere before have the women at
tempted to do the entire work alone as
here in Omaha. and for that reason the
eyes OF workers in every city in the coun-
try are on Omaha to note the outcome Of
their efforts
Remarks were made by almost every
person present among whom were c. NJ
Wilhelm, II. A Beaton. H. ID. Neely. w.
r. Smith. G. NJ. Hitchcock, Charles S.
Sherman, j. c. Wharton. c. NJ. Robinson
Nathan Merriam, c. S. Hayward, Charles
u. McGrew and j. E. Baum. The DELHI
erations and talks were continued until
after $50 the result being a committee
consisting OF ]. Il. Baum, chairman; J. c..
! Wharton, c. NJ. Wilhelm, c. S. McGrew
and Robert Coweli, was appointed to CO.
| operate with the chairman Of the building
committee and secretary OF the associa-
| ton TO appoint a committee Of thirty bust
ness men to advise and assist the women
| during the rest OF the campaign. This
| committee will be named without delay as
it was the opinion of all that male effort
| is necessary to assist in the speedy con-
! summation Of the work.
| The team work afforded the feature of
| the Young Women's Christian association
building campaign Thursday, their subscrip-
tions up to noon having raised their total
considerably over their original goal-s1O, 600
Several teams have changed places on the
list and IL their results continue in proper.
ton as they have so far their final result
will easily reach $4,000.
Interested friends from out Of town, OF
those who are out of the city temporarily
continue to be heard from. Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Dempster, who are wintering in
San Antonio. Tex, telegrsphed $50 to the
building fund Thursday morning.
The French Dry Cleaning works. 1908 Far
nam street. has offered SO per cent of Ito
proceeds from April to IA to the building
fund. Something over 500 was realized
from the Orchard-w wilhelm percentage
given last week and the women are urged
20 cooperate with the merchants in THU
plan of helping the work along.
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