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The Washington times., 1906-11-18

master -aoreI u ru.. adjoining ..aa-
beer.
This a- Hla faithfully u1tJ aae aa9a-
IEHl u.-.i Uat long ago. when De- -t-..4
tl. Lul.sI noses uf a I..IHH-a,ai Hp.t.
ua Iu. .u9p.uIrH~alp la.k u t.v
ailA Ir4I uaI bear other tlau his
Hut..I. and. while H- knew that iar
would u. HrI t.Iuz.-i if Abe aHole
tud found H.u .-HHt. ;IF t-.HFiatIHH
proved GOO great .fH tr resisted. aud ..-
-IsatsI UU .H f.r mountain. where ..r
found luai.aEea sa. lu HHH-t.aE "-.-
#.- own kind
Tus lrklag H- received us.t mufa-
iu4 dIaat damI-u u.- a.aar. .-t B.
when .. a-a.H -H,-ataHe- lH tHr temp
tatIuu. #r adopted lrH...t .t..H.IE meas.
GIez- First lv took Aa..- glasses IlaH.
JrC shell over l.e fireplace .ll buried
Elsu Iu l..H .H..H H.rH. upon ..."....-
Ht~ rnmpaH ua=. H. escorted rHa back
~ the CABIN and .-f- a.I. s= hearth
oarutf. ia his accustomed place iiaa
closed hy ta. l-lIu- OF a aaau bone Ht|-
der r.e Table. u B.Ilasr dIiH reason
t.at Abe without al- glasses. would
Us stake tI- lsgaN fnT himself a.H -H
back tu bed. t.ere l- up use .'.tHe The
story Reason be- surely ulL- u-r IEr
mere man. Ee missed "a 'o=.
Bears with uudev"lupsI minds arc nnt
tp b- depended upgu. particularly Do
they are hungry and tHe aetrtl-Harln-
bone did NOT thoroughly satisfy. pro-
geeGa5 f- search for au autre.- ie had
lust found a Ie- OF mutton and was boo
Eu. ar- rf ttEHIrIu- D. when A-'
aroused from h.s -IamH-r= HHd caught
him n the act That A.- WEB trained
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In His Nightie Abe PurSueth a Bear.

I Z Abe Perkins, of Slab city. VI.
We're not exceedingly near-sighted
and "Speckle' Harrington hadn
been desperately In love with Susan
Fisher this story would not be written.
Prim rily 1t has to do with Blunder
pet bear. belonging 10 Abe, but Perkins
and the young lovers enter irto the mar
ratiye AS Amos Cummings said when
he heard of it. 1t sounds mighty fur
fetched, bur known Abe ye sorter
natter hIeVe it,
Some dozen or more years ago. when
a be was crossed i'm love he took up.
as they say in Vermont. with a cub
bear. That is he made pet of il. and
when IL grew old and died he buried
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Nine Year-OId Girl Thief a Wonder

r HE more the police Of Youugs-
town, Onio. Investigate the more
far-reachinE appear the opera
tians of little uiue-ycar-oId Mar
glret Malouey She has worked" the
city as systematically as could an old
criminal and outWitted the police for
months
in one place sine managed to get some
thing like $50 I'm three successive raids
This was n the candy store where she
was finally caught on Wednesday night
She has not confined her operations
90 oHe section of the city, bat has wan
derea about from one place Go another
operating iH business as vel as out-Ol-
-Ie-WaE places
The child has the face Of criminal
She hsngs her head. and. with no show
of emotion, refuses 10 talk SINCE hey
confession 20 the police. Her hair. close
ly cropped. IS as black and straight as
an Indians Dressed as a g-rI She u lrd-
~ lUOEs the part but makes tgplcL
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H.m alu Sen. HU r--- .l,o t.s road
down 10 HIeu Doe sped as though pursued
3D.. Satan ..m-.If 4H-taaI OF long.
.usta Yankee -.aHflE clad BOD H HH"
..E u.sH. EHwu tuuprU HT H rHuI.al cop
ui scarlet .lau1el l---aluE bus Et---t q
Ja.u usual Hlt moss and The. Bee Eal ll
uai. i.uU. auI Tine uovIs tlal issued
from iHr pursued attracted .H+ at ten
anH uf the rrrH- E.mder AUD every
nt-+r bear lu th- urlGLue-aaad-
Tle ruWIr- also startled .Suse-I-"
.Ht li.-- Susan. who We're r.tsEulH-
srHm 90 A4-lIa- bee H tH. Hollow. aa-
81 Na- UltH feelings akin Geo horror t..t
ast shortly observed "a zealtias a-a-n
object .uIHW'a HE what appeared l1 .-.
-Hl.L IH.Hd "a bend l tHr EHaa and
.eaU- women -l.=- susan yelled before
-l. tainted. and DO Is WeI sine did, ia.
f.- .ut. H. #ia-u tHrusI Che a..E .H.r
tas forest and brought Abe ur short
.-s.--f r.t pedestrians. Abe var H
ua tf HaH.Iw.ur tn tlTrg long Hlr Er
sSpl.iH. briefly aud then fled home.
ward where a- found 8luudsT suuuZ.lE
sHf n. fa. HFaUaE. had happened. How
I.u. uI CD UHEIuZ Abe gave uim tu,
wood Wau refuses 10 tell
Al UT.f Abe WAS greatly pun aGt Hl
cause Dds m-~alEtliuIe had been uD-
served HE comparative strangers bat
finally .t came 10 De- glad at H. iuI ue
never would have believed he was Tsal-
D. rHaslg- bear IT. Specific Uatu 2
seen Em As le nu'- ir "I miIht ha
craft and tH.uh,J and fauked uuul I
Was crazy. Ss mo- aHw -Iaa they did
see H-HHE# D. wlrEt Ia he'd nay palts
uu. New b 1uTk World.
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Wei. f
Ace you going 10 arrest Iim-
VIII you appear against him lu court
W IH- fnoruiH
SO. won't go to The nasty, smelly
court. Huf r."
Wen. Im afraid D can't arrest him,
TH-u.--
That's the uaE with you police
you're ncvsI around when wanted and
Sometime ve get arawd lady.
luG'-
"NyeU don't cane whether you arrest
him cor moi taught him 10 he eare-
fui who H. speaks 10 and -
q guess Dee Will Hut
~ ann Io.uE o. have my husband re-
port loH and with that tHe angry WO-
went aut iHe door altering aI sorts n
dire threats. and aS tluuEau took down
his ba- 10 so tn bis supper ha -aid-
There's some tough things I'm the
world, but there certainly amt uothiu'
THAT starts ull woman who is real
mad and suckin' Up for uer rights.
New York World
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aHit Him With My c oId-HandIed UMBRELLA

-IH get just as eSc-ted as Z want TO,
and ..-
"Nao do you want the warrant
force
For rascal that
WHO are YOU. lady"
That's none of your business who
am , want
"You have ta so TO "a magistrate to
gen q warrant"
-But 8 want him arrested now.
"ANr-r, i= tire man
Hes over u the drug store ou the
corner.
Whats ne doing thereT'
"TIe is having plaster put oH his
head
'sNE Elat frr-'-
rFTs iu-glted me
and you lit him
rf did. and -
-NNnst ESQ YOU hit him vith2
"1Ty E1iJ-haullei umbrella and u
broke. ana his head U.s. too -
"IE-v J'd De insult you'
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gift should be- the bridal gown. and ask
ing her 10 select the color Marie has
darl, hair. rosy checks and AN artistic
temperament, and, after due Thought
she asked for "a deep maroon, thinking
that would go best with her brilliant
brunette complexion.
Iu due time tae coveted parcel ar
rived by express and stage and Marie,
iu The ,cstac.ss of mhouuded delight,
opened &c. Instead of maroon the hand
some cloth WAS "a piullisn red, and pref
az Marie almost Swooued.
Why. what i'm the world is the mat
tor.- demanded AIRS. I-ar0CQuc. throw
ing the Woudrous garment over her
dWgHtrr.@ shoulders cit uaImuuIzcs 10
"a T'
send fog Peter" demanded the girl.
vainly trying Co suppress her Hzst srl-
cal SOus. send for Peter. quick.
Tlev Mrs LHTpcgua saw. Peter is
COR Wasl tie pussessor OF long and
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way that "a decoy duck iuveisles wild
canvasbacks to the blind Of the hunter.
lie would even fetch Abe's glasses.
without which the wuodsmaH was we'll
nigh Helpless.
But even a bear cal be. 100 smart
ike higher education among Ioik. too
much knowledge among members OF the
1ruin family is apt 10 lead 90 serious
consequences unless sugu IUoNIcdge Dee
put a. proper use Biuuder was Tar
too smart. and. having streak of
WOodla cunning iu him. le Wudertook
10 fool the master who had Developed
his Intellect. it being Lis particular
duty Go sleep on guard iu tie main room
of tie cabin. it was his custom 90 camp
close To the door. where le siuabeIe1
with one eve open like cat. while his
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

AKERNILLE, a hamlet NESTING
- among the foothills of the Iitch-
field mountains about twenty
five miles from WatarbarE. Us
typical Of tie dapopuIateI aud semi
abandoned Villages which abound ban
Connecticut and throughout New Eng
land A tumbliuldoUu factory buila-
Ing. a few farms. ANA POPULATION main-
ly of elderly people are all that re-
main oI what was once "a prosperous
community.
FIFTY wears ago Baskerville had more
than 300 inhabitants and seemed des-
tined Jn "a steady erowtb. To-day less
than Hrtv people li,- there. and among
them there F. hardly eHild or young
person. A few weeks ago Oryis GrigEs-
one of the oldest residents, died He
was born in Plymouth I'm 1S2l and won't
to Baskerville whom a Young man.
At tie fHneIal service there was "a
notable gathering Of old people all Of
whom have lived in B8Eervtlle for over
half century Thera was Jesse Beauev,
ninety-three 'ears Old G.Iead kimber-
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tough" boy when wearing the disguise
Jt male attire
iIer mother came 10 the county Iail
10 see her. hUf the child refused 10 an
-Wer the questions Sine put 20 her
Il have nine children living and six
dead tha mother .atd. FL never had
trouble with amy OF them except her.
Indeed its bog sire ought 20 have
been with f.r N..d ways She is just
p-eskin her fathers heart, he's that
hruesL Yes iueW she was taking
thiHgs but it was them children she
was rInBius With She gave them tle
money she stole one day she stole so.
from me-
SreraI n-T -e-.= AGAINST her were
reported 40 the police the day after she
was arrested tH. -.a- H#ef- ane stop
bed at a stand To- bus some peanuts.
The 5aT i1 charge Has called inside for
moment. and size grabbed the money
frJm rhe cash drawer ana started down
tHe street. Tine boy pursued and caughL
her. Whegeap1I she pulled roll ot
bills from uer o-eralls pocket and gave
him a. dollar ~ Iet her ao. she had
taken only - cents from tD drawer
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" animals / Haze KHOWn ;"

a poultry yard near Elkton. Md,
is nen that is considered 20 be
a freak. She can play the piano.
II an happened WHOM he hen flew
INTO the p3rlor of the farmhouse ana
landed on the ivory keys oi the instru-
ment which. OF course gave forth "a
few discord8nt notes. At first the
chicken was greatly astonished, but in
a little while she grew accustomed 10
The sounds and liked the effect
It then became q common thing for the
hen To perch ON the window while tie
daughter Of the house was taking her
lessons and inteuuy listen 70 the music.
by and by the fowl tried "a few notes
herself and finally. 10 the surprise or
all. she ran the scale.
That settled IT, The hen, called Bache.
started out ON am artistic career anal to
say that she really has succeeded puts
10 mildly. She is really wonderful
In the heavier composition she is a
failure. but m the llsht-r works. and
especially in sUIlghtly, airs, she sur
passes. Her range, of course. must bo
limited by the width of her claws, but
ever this handicap IS partly overcome
ey the clever use OF her wings in jump
ing from one octave TO another
It Is a pity the lightning bug season is
az an end, for skCpUCal persons viii
Shaeher.s statement that 10y feeding
hens with lightning bugs YOU can induce
them TO law Illuminated eggs
Mr Shaeffer. who lives i'm Wildwood,
y. T.. during the height of the lightning
bug season save two hens nothing else
10 eat and he declares that each dIE
he got two eggs of siNteen-Caudle power
strength.
Ev vanishing the eggs he has pre-
served their strength and he believes
khe longer these glowing eggs are kept
the stronger they viii grow
BY painting them red. blue or green
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

We been reading about the elec-
- ton" began Mrs Hunter as
She fastened "a green fehth-
er on her felt hat and held X
off at an angle to get a good view oil X.
-.Heavens," CALCULATED Mr. Hunter
without looking up from his evening
paper
And don't think you ought to vote
fo,. that man al all" pursued Mrs
Hunter. squirting at the green 1eaihet
spcculatively.
Mr. Hunter lifted his eyebrows n
faint surprise.
Which MANI" he asked how DO
you know who I'm going Ia vote for
say whom dear" said Mrs. Hunter
calmly. biting off a thread and aiming
fr al the eve of her needle. 81 don't
know which one YOU are going to vote
for but whichever one YOU are Soins TO
vote for thercU be graft"
Mr.. Hunter put down his paper and
stared at her.
What 30 you know about graft he
asked i'm aztouishmeut
"Jh. I do know retcTted Mrt. Hunt
-Y confidently. Its something YOU get
for doing something which YOU We been
paid 10 DO already; and Il Jerome IS
elected the country will go 10 ruin.
Mt. Hunter turned his face 10 the win
dow
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pr9teEe should stoop To ,heft Was more
than he could stand. and cropping about
FOR au Implement Of chasusemcnt, he
sgrasped "a bed Stat which he laid upon
lne bears flank iu uu gentle manner
istaEug him Tor BIuuder-
N6W. 10 bear OF the forest viii stand
such familiar treatment from any man
y. .ithuut protest ANA giving vent 10 q
howl OF -ulIcu rage The animal turned
uu8u Abe with such sudderIess that he
iustuctiyelv sought tine top of table
Here De recovered from his astouish-
ment aad b-iabored the intruder SO
ssuudIy that b1lted for the woods
For "a bear this yoIngster was spry on
his feet hut nr was n1 match for tle
ind gu8nt Abe and ha had proceeded
less than ten rods when Perkins dauked
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Would Die If He Quit Work

aev until by chance r. T. Proctor. ire
noticed several new tools. appareutl.'
of the finest grade. iu tie engine
room and asked where tley had come
from.
7 bought 'em. said the engineer.
JIHut-y-
Proctor'e inquiries GlauY elected
reluctant announcement OF the legacy.
Ba.ar then asked that Proctor take
charge OF the $4,000. for lim, and ar-
engagements H-r. made 20 deposit it 90
his credit .u banks and trust COM
IrUie- lie has v.fe aad three grown
street
AE family wants ma go give up
WORK and take u- ease. h-t ] am not
die Iu ID wear .r J Aroie up the habits
Uf lifetime. and & would not know
what rs oo With ut self I am
pretty old man.. bat ! might fam into
as.I habits even Hr u#- HE-.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Native of Maryland,
Not United States

LH ILL E%EY. negro.
X came down from Utica from
iae Oneida county aims
house to vote -u Albany. A
watChful patriot stepped roFUard brisk
ly when Swe,Ery'~ name was called
ard said. 80 ehillrua. y1u-
"WCll. Al h4-u-t a-Euiuo Go fight you.
Ahm too Old" said Bin
II don't want ia hga, you. It's your
Vote chaleu-e. the patroit said
Well I haiur a-Ewiue 10 lose my
vote I'm no chalisuz=s or fights OF any
thing else Ah'm a-gwius 90 vote, and
that's an there am 10 IT,
Are YOU native of the United
States2" the Inspector asked
NO. ] haiut na native Of this we're
United States BID said "Ah was
bohr in AIarzIand.T
"V ere you ever nlturaIized7"
Dunno what dat am. boss. but I
was vacctuatad once.
"Have you received any pay fee YOUR
vote"
''Gelly. ] couldn't Hud any All look
eI around some foo"
Have YOU or do you expect TO pay
any one for this v8tg2'
'Am dis a 'mUsemeut place. boss?
An Ike u know how ALI kin pay fer
a vote when All ha!ut got a cent.
Funny questions .er asking ne"
BIZ was allowed - vote.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

- EEGEA<T CLOOGAN was listen
ing TO AN argument between tle
daormau and a plainciothes man
who had just been ordered into
uniform iu tire Never sleep precinct sta
zion house when the door opened and "a
,aus5-eNalred woman eutered.~
'I want warrant for the arrest. '---
I'VE don't give warrants here lady.
ana ---
'.Tol must get me a vibrant, !
Hol t..---
Vow. don't &C., excited. lady"
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

4 LTHOCGH he has fallen heir
n 10 $4,000. watson Raina six
~ tn-hye years old. VIII keep
right ou working for $50 %
week as engineer at Keith & Proctor's
theater, ar Tptnty-e street and
Broadway, New YORK. The other oay
"a lawyer ralked into the basement uf
the theater, where Raiue was III woTE.
and handed him S5o,60o in securities
ard $4,000 iu cash and lold him there
was $4,000 more coming 90 him from
rse. estate Of au uncle. "a wealthy land
owner iu Canada who had recently
fortune
Ealue took tLe money heard fHe
lawyers explanation Of itS source and
eaUt right ou at work lie did not Tell
Hi- employers anything about his Iag-
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She Wanted a Warrant, But

-He -all was looking very pretty,
and
.I- that au IH=HlfE
81 aIGut know Him. and Is was cor
Har 50afaT. ANA want
-N here was rH- officer UI the pustt.
How should 5 know. ] Wa-u.t walt
Hc for au officer Z was waiting Tor r.
rar and thar nasty man spoke t1 me
and want him
"MaEI- ne was mistaken. and -
"ilr was a .laa~her. know mis- kind
and
Then he ua- u5--a ken"
And I stuck him WiJa my hatpin
iH fla bargain. th- ugly wretch
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he found that he could set as many
different colorsd lights, and most he.tu-
uful effects could be got by sirihEl"s
He thinks tnat II lightning hues are
fed 20 cstr5caes lights large enough TOT
automobile lamps can DE hau.
The craziest rooster in all Missouri IS
owned by Walter Lynne re7lalus Heai
Fullerton. IT is acting as li u 49,
AN automobile and is creating HANoo
among the fOck.
This rooster mo- longer crows ar dawn.
rt bv assiduouS association with !"
few geese IL has acquired "a loNeiE N'nN'
homie" and practices this oh an oocas-
At times d starts al one end Of the
harnyrrd. and. giving "a warning alarm,
rushcs through the rest OF the thltR-
ems bowling them over right ana !eit
a few d4vs ago Mrs Lynne left a
can of kerosene on the back porch
and within ten minutes the rooster was
doing It's best % drink up the stun, Nn-
doubtedlv with the object of acquiring
tie eaSoieHe smell
10 is also developing an auto face
Much sympathy is expressed for Aunt
Mary Fitzpatrick. of Salem, Va, whose
entire flock of chickens has been tam
rered with by some unknown wretch 10
the end that they are laying poached
Ia is almost certain that for months
the chickens have been fed on cayenne
uoDuer and tabasco sauce. which siz-
zies the internal department of the
chickens,
So great ie this heat that the feath-
ers Ou the fowls are quite scOrched at
the ends and the skin appears parbOiled.
As this flock was almost the sole sup
port OF Mrs Fitzpatrick, kind neigh
rars have been buying the eggs from
her. But even steady diet Ot this
sort pals i'm time. and the inhabitants
are praying for cold weather, when II
is thought the temperature OF the hens
VIII be reduced
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ROMANCE Of the French Canad-
y ian settlement 10 the north or
- Carver. ontario, came 10 an un-
timely and sad ending a week
ago because am indulEent aunt presented
The bride with q scarlet wedding dress.
This may seem an odd cause for break
ing of love affair that had been pro-
crossing ardenuv for couple OF years.
but it did temporarily.
Peter Loveioy and Marie Lar5cque an
uounced their engagement O. year ago.
and when pretty Aariea prosperous
aunt in Montreal heard OF il size
suuigEtWay wrote q letter 10 her f1v-
0riJe niece telling her that her wedding
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HURRY CALL.

pick-That taH blonde is so eccentric
when you take her out TO supper. Why.
las, night she called for buttermilk,
lobster, cucumbers. and ice cream.
Jerry-Whew, And what did YOU call
ior?
Dick Oh, / called lor The doctor.
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Con- SwaHoWS String, Flies Kite

rose in the air and remained suspended
until jhe thoroughly frightened animal
was eau after breaking through a
fence and racing down the street to her
nMu.I-s homo.
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A COW flying a kite was the un-
~ usual spectacle seen in New
u Albany. Ind. recently. Lee
Hazrlwood. son fo Dr. John
Hardwood, had been flying the kite IN
pasture and 1a4 laid it on the turf
where the cow was grazing Tie auimal
IN browning abo-t swallowed the ball Of
Irvine 3 rtCE was lyiH- about thirty feet
fr1m toe ki-. AS the cow moved OF. the
kite moved ana The COW. eyeing It curl
utrsI--- started asail aud tlt kise fol-
love5. The cow gu.ckened her gait and
broke into loIe The Ei,e graeefu,N.
~ - - L . L n ~ -
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HOPE

HOPE
Judge tto prisoner)-lt IS your ire
pressibIe need of Il drink thdJ brings
Won here SO often.
Pnsoner-Can J.. then. get a drink
herc2-Fcle Mcle
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NEEDED SOMETHING.
Magistrate-Iou admit having taken
the purse and Watch2
Prisoner-Nes, your worship. I was
weak. for two days / had taken moth
ing Polichinelle.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-04
FLORIDA FLUCTUATIONS.

Is. LAKE FLORIDA, April "A. few
or TIC young folks from here attended
the meeting of the Hurricane club at
Lunby last Thursday evening. A
good program was rendered, and as
the old officers have served their
term, new ones>were elected. A pleas
ant evening is reported.
If this weather continues, seeding
will soon be in full blast.
Miss Netland pleasantly entertained
few OF her friends yesterday.
A number from around Lake Florida
attended the monthly meeting of the
Hope Total Abstinence society in the
Long Lake church last evening. Prof.
Hilleboe OF Willmar gave strongtem-
perance speech, dwelling on the evil
derived from the|use of liquor, together
with the struggle the prohibitionists
are at the present having in Willmar.
The other part of the program con-
sisted of singing by the Eagle Lake
choir, song by girls sextet, graphic
pone selections, etc.
We sincerely hope the noble fight
which the temperance people are
making in Willmar will not be in
vain and that which will be decided
on tomorrow may show that it has
not been so. May Willmar remain
'dry" is the wish of a great many
and not the least of G1RLIE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-04

covered also on safe, vault and bank
ing room. This company telegraphed
a reward of 800 for the arrest and
conviction of the yeggmen. 1t is
thought that there was only these two
connected with the burglary.
The officers of the !State Bank of
Kandiyohi are Henry Stene, president;
James Sanderson, vice president; N.
J. Oredson. cashier. AS the amount
stolen was fully covered by insurance,
no one will suffer any loss.
It was reported yesterday that the
night switching crew at Willmar had
seen the hand car at the east end of
the yards with four men on it and that
they had narrow escape from being
run over by one of the trains that was
being switched.
1t is most probable that the men
boarded the early morning train for
the cities A Pinkerton detective is
now at work on the case and visited
our city yesterday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-04
COUNTY CONVENTION
ksndiyohi County 5. $. Association Will
Hold It's Second Convention in tho
:. Presbyterian Church, Wiilmar, -
. "a April 80, and May T., 1906,

II
Pastors-Teachers- and
all Sabbath school workers inter-
ested in Sabbath school work are COR
daily invited to this convention.
The citizens of Willmar will give
you royal welcome and will open
their homes and give you free enter
tainment during the convention.
The churches and Sabbath schools
extend to you welcome to come and
study how best to improve your own
school. 1t will be the best convention
held in this county. Begin at once to
aanvass your school and secure
large delegation to come. Talk it
every day every Sunday-planfor it,
advertise it, and pay for it.
We expect Miss Grace Longfellow
secretary of elementary grade ("The
best teacher for children in Minne-
sota') to,be with US at this conven-
ton. An excellent program is in
preparation and will be sent to all the
schools later.
Yours for better Sabbath schools in
Kandiyohi County.
Rev. M. SP1Tz,
REV. A N. OsTERHoLM,
Rev. H. G. BUELL.,
Mr.. THOs. SCoTToN,
Mr.. JOHN T. OTOs.
County naDerS cOnv.
PROGRAM.
MONDAY, APRIL 80.
2:3O P. NJ.
2:3O-Song and Devotional
s:90-Plams for the Met5csl Grade Boil
Offering Taking. Home Visiting.
4:OO-What is forth While is Our Sunday
School Hour:
5:OO-AppOintment of Committees. Social
Meeting.
EVENING SERVICE.
7:3o-song and Devotional with Personal
a.oo IT. Testimony:
t6 Meet It. oefings essnfrinagw and Pedees
for State Work.
TUESDAY, MAY 1.
MORNING SESSION.
9:OO-Song and Devotional with Scripture
Promises.
9:30-County Presidents, Secretarys; and
Treasurer's Reports.
bloodhound Table Talk. County Organi-
cation: District Organization. Elec-
ton of Officers. Plans for coming
Year.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| 2:3O-Normal Bible Lesson.
! 3:OO-Hints on the Art of Illustrating
| 3:3o-The Teacher Teaching in His Glass.
| - The Teacher Teaching by His Daily
Life.
l4:oO-The Question of Discip1ine-How to
Meet It.
4:3O-Sabbath School management. (a.)
/ The Music. (b.) The Benevo1ences.
| (c). The Attendance. 3D. The Studi-
.ous Spirit.
5:Oo-Closing Service of Conservation.