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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
Declares Arrest Legal
By Associated Press.

ROME, Dec 1S-The chamber of dep
uties after an hours discussion decided
today by vote of 29S to 81 that the ar
rest of Nunzlo Nasl, former minister of
public instruction, was legal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
Railroad OFFICIAL Acquitted
By Associated Press

By Associated Press,
NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-Alfred H. Smith.
vice president of the New York Central
Railroad company, was acquitted today
of a charge of manslaughter brought in
connection with the wreck of the Brew
ster express at Woodlawn last February.
In which twenty-four persons were
killed. Justice Kellogg directed the ver-
dict.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
COAST

Judge Hilton of Denver arrives at Gold
field and offers peace in name OF tne
western Federation Of Miners.
Grand jury investigates failure OF bank
in San Francisco and the disappearance
of Cotton securities.
Three men arrested in Seattle as Black
Hand suspects.
Illness of Attorney Clarence Darrow
NAV delay Pettibone trial.
Governor Gillett accuses president OF
San Francisco clearing house OF break
ing an agreement.
State tax commission demands that cor
porations pay just assessments.
= California oil companies take steps to
become independent of the Standard.
Western Pacific railroad Is built TO
within four miles of Sacramento.
Luther Brown, accused of kidnapping
San Francisco editor, pleads not guilty.
Diamonds worth 5000 stolen from tightly
locked safe in San Francisco
Absconding banker, who stole 100000,
arrested near Ensenada, Lower Califor-
mia, by detective from Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
Illinois Politician Dead
BY Associated Press.

ALEXANDRIA. Ill, Dec 1S.-W. II.
Bucl) Hinrichsen. formerly. state treas
clan. died at his home here today. He
had been in falling health for two years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
SUMMARY OF THE News
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Fair Thursday; light frost in the
morning; light northeast winds.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
81 degrees; minimum, 43 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
HE ACCUSES
OESSEL OF
COWARDICE
COL. GURK0 DENOUNcEs THE
GENERAL
SECRETS OF Russo-JAPANEsE
WAR LAID BARE
1t Is Developed That kuropatkin Had
Recommended Abandonment of
Port Arthur to Chinese, Who
Would Pay $125,ooo,0oo
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated. Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1s-Lieut.
Gen. Stoessel was accused today of hav-
ing shown the white feather under fire
on two different occasions. The accusa-
ton was made by Col. Gurko, who was
on the stand as witness before the
court martial which is trying the gem
eral for his alleged failure in the plo
defense of Port Arthur.
The court was investigating the cir
cumstances of Gen. Kuropatkins order,
dated June Is, 1905, in which Gen. Stoessel
was told to turn over the command of
the fortress to Gen. Smyrnoff and join
the Manchurian army. Gen. Stoessel dis
regarded this order and it was repeated
three times. He suppressed the copy of
the order addressed to Gen. Smyrnoff
and finally was allowed to remain at
Port Arthur
Gen. Kuropatkin testified that early in
May doubts had arisen as to the fitness
of Gen. Stoessel to command the fortress
owing to his nervousness. This idea was
strengthened by communication sent
by Gen. Smyrnoff to his aid, Col Gurko,
that Stoessel was a coward and apt to
lose his head during an assault, and that
it might be necessary to place him under
arrest to prevent the fall of the fortress.
Gen. Kuropatkin, after obtaining con-
firmatory details of the statement from
Col. Gurko sent the order superseding
Gen. Stoessel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
"Dashed for Shelter"

Answering zen. StoeSSeIS query as to
what grounds he had for making such
a statement to Gen. Kuropatkin Col
Gurko related two instances in which
Gen. Stoessel had ordered his staff to
scatter under fire, himself heading the
dash for shelter.
Col. Golovan, who was in charge of
the coding of messages to Port Arthur,
established the receipt by Gen. Stoessel
of Gen. Kuropatkins orders, He said
he gave the order for Gen. Smyrnoff to
assume command of the fortress to Gen.
Reiss, who, after comforting with Gen.
Stoessel, directed him to remove the
copy from the files and suppress the
record thereof. Only five men in the for
tress knew of this order.
The testimony. brought to light the sur
prising fact that Gen. Kuropatkin before
the war had recommended the abandon
meat of Port Arthur and the restoration
of the Kwang Tung peninsula to the
Chinese, who We're to pay $125,000,000 for
it. He considered that the opening of
Port Dalny destroyed the strategic inn
portahce of Port Arthur. Gen. Kuropat-
kin said he had finally decided not to
interfere with Gen. Stoessel ON account
of his unexpected success in holding the
fortress. which theoretically required
1S9, 900 men to be defended successfully.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
Il WILL NOT
RESIGN SA US
LANTERMAN
CORONER TELLS OF DISGRACE
FUL AFFAIR
"MAcHINE HAS BILKEp DOCTOR"
ASSERTS IDA HASTINGS
Woman Falls to Appear at office Of
City Prosecutor for Complaint
and Refuses to Discuss Her
Intentions

DR.. R. S. Lanterman, coroner of Los
Angeles county, who was arrested
Wednesday morning and thrown into the
"tanks" at the city jail as common,
plain drunk by Patrolman Clifford, who
dragged the official out of the bath room
in a disorderly house conducted by Ida
Hastings at 300 Ord street after the
woman had screamed for help under Lam
terman's blows returned to his home at
LAG Arapahoe street last night, where he
sought his bed at an early hour.
City Prosecutor Fleming said yesterday
he would take no action against Coroner
Lanterman because Ida Hastings refused
to swear to a complaint charging assault
and battery.
Fleming also said that he would not
prosecute Lanterman on charge of
drunkenness, disturbance or resisting an
officer in the performance of duty which
Patrolman Clifford desired to swear to-,
because the affair did not occur in street
or in a public place.
On the record of the clerks book in
Justice Fredericksons court Is the follow
ing: "Dr. Lanterman. Drunk See Of
fcer.p,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
EASTERN

Secretary of Treasury Cortelyou citeq
by court to explain why Panama bonds
were awarded to national banks In
preference to individual bidders.
Government report shows that thou
sands of coal miners were killed and in
iured during the last year in American
mines.
Failure of Massachusetts bank follows
siiicde of cashier.
Panama canal commission will widen
locks to accommodate largest vessels
afioat
Assistant postmaster general denies
that he was disloyal to Roosevelt.
Government investigation shows that
huge profit was made by the Tobacco
trust
News by wireless from battleship fleet
reports the vessels $50 miles southeast
of Jacksonville, Fla.
Sugar trusts books will be examined
by government attorneys.
Western Federation Of Miners call
Roosevelt "a plant tool of capitalistic
interests"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
FOREIGN

Telegraph service will be extended into
the interior of Thibet
Police colonel in St. Petersburg killed
by anarchists
Plan of King of Belgium to retain in
terests in the Congo blocked by chamber
of deputies.
French navy is much interested in
Americas great battleship fleet.
English torpedo boat destroyer attains
speed of 81 knots an hour
Japanese do not interpret the cruise of
the battleship fleet as threat.
Russian woman who swindled prom
inent persons out of 100000, escapes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
GRAIN AND STOCK LETTERS FROM BARTLETT FRAZIER
RINoToN MEM5ERs CHICAGO BOARD
YORK STOCK ExcHANoE-FURNIsHED THROUGH BoARp
TRADE COMMITTEE ROOMS EIGHTH STREET
MARKET NERVOUS
And Erratic in Wheat--Corn Sold
Heavy After DuIge--Oats
Was Dull.

Chicago, Oct. --Wheat--Today'.
/ market Was excessively nervous anc
J erratic, and the pit crowd suffered
a more than the usual amount Of whip
I, saving in trying to keep right on Its
4 fluctuations. The foreign market
Jeanne very strong and ruled through
out the day, except for a little tenn
Iporary easipess on the publication OF
Iof Roorback about official esti
mates of Argentine exportable sur
|rms." As the Argentine crop is lit.
tie more than spronted the sense OF
|such estimates Is obvious. Our mar
ket opened as much as 1B higher for
some options and on the first frantic
efforts OF shorts to cover there was
a sharp advance. There was heavy
rrofit-taking around the high point
and the market quickly relapsed. de-
clining under the pressure Of raid
ing tactics to low point / " to ~
under the previous close. The export
situation was as conspicuous as ever
| Notwithstanding the great business
OF Saturday all points reported liberal
acceptances today. New York work.
ed about So loads and Duluths offers
were promptly accepted. A strong de-
mand for Manitobas is noted. Worlds
wheat shipments last week were 49,
$4,000 of which the United States
contributed 6,4S0,000 against 1905
600 the previous week, and 12736.0 600
last year. Clearances wheat and -four
G01,000. The close was weak and uri-
certain with prices fraetionally above
lie low point,
Corn-After good opening bulge,
In sympathy with the strength In
wheat, corn encountered heavy sell,
ing which earned the price one cent
under Saturdays close. Receipts
continue heavy and the demand Is
not as urgent as friends of the cereal
would like. We expect marked re-
duction in the local receipts after the
first of the month with firming up
in values but for the present the mar
ket moves closely with the fluctua
tons in wheat Worlds shipments
were 3,6G7000 last week against 81
100000 ana 4,095000 year ago. The
Liverpool stock is only $4,000. TIC.
days clearances 1900.
Oats-Speculation was dull and
without feature, although somewhat
II sympathy with the feeling in the
other pits. Receipts are light and for
che time being supply and demand
will govern prices.
provisions-Provision closed low
or and under weight of liberal hog
movement Packers were the prin-
cipal sellers. There was some invest
ment buying and some covering by
local bear traders, aside from a good
cash trade the Influences were bear
ish. 1900 hogs estimated for to-
morrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
MORE confidence
And Support Displayed in Stocks BY
Good Advances In Entire
List.

| New York, Oct. 21.-The net result
of todays market shortly before the
close shows advances of from ~ to
Is points generally throughout the list,
thel after being Shelters. Now these
| figures represent a return of conf
dence as well as support to stua-
ton that has been extremely tense
and full of very bad elements.
1t matters very little should fur
ither advance occur in this market.
Loans will be liquidated because the
banks will gradually at judicious mo-
ments put themselves in cash. It
|also does not matter very much II
lcertain institutions, owing to past fol-
lies has to be wound up because the
hardship will be localized and not be
broad as it has been, over the whole
market for week and more, The CON
dtion of certain loans as they have
been shown up of late is really no
news to the street. 1t has been known
and feared for some time.
MOHliS dSO 1OpptI HOdLutiOlS an
sorbed an abnormal amount Of liquid
capital btu the story Is In the past
and the clearing house has stepped In
righted matters and cleared up the at
mpsphere Europe seems to have
gained confidence by the downfall of
some of our cliques and 1t should in
the future be a judicious buyer in
stead Of ready seller of American
securities.
The better class of railroads and
securities should have
seen their low levels, and although no
speculative result of large dimensions
is oportune, the good securities in the
future will differentiate themselves
from the rubbish which must be liqui-
dated at the first opportunity.
Copper and Tin were both weak
in the metals The action of Unitel
States Steel recently has been 4
striking argument as to the value of
publicity and honest management.
Secrecy and lack of candor by the
will have caused exag-
gerated rumors and severe liquida-
ton. The American public is rich
and will stand by to the best of its
ability what it believes in, and the
same might be said of European in
yestors
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22

Vicar (efusively to conductor at
close of a brilliant programme)-Th
music sounded very delightful in the
distance, and can assure you IL did
not IN anyway interfere with the sales.
Punch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
NEW YORK COTTON.
RAILWAY Beetle

A curious insect has arrived from
Brazil at an English museum. It Is
beetle. At its head CLEANS a red
ruby lamp. and IL green lights glow
forth from each side of the little crea-
ture. These peculiarities have earned
II The name of the Railway Beetle"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22

r. fright Against Disease Unisss 1'hsy
strike ~ the Unueriythg Cause.

r. fright Against Disease UnIsss 1'hsy
strike q the Unueriytkg Caose.
To treat Dandrufs, and Failing Hair.
with irritants or oils on which para
sitic germ Will prosper, Is likss scoonlnE
water from the ocean 10 prevent the tide
from rising
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
cure without having right understand
Ing of the fundamental causes Of tho
trouble.
You must XIII the Dandruff Germ.
Newbro's Herplcide does this because X
Is specially made to do that very thing.
when the germ Is removed. tho hair
tag no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists Send loc. ir
stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co
Detroit. Mich
Two sixss-v5o cents ana s1.0S.
Paul @. Schulz & Sons. Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Awe Of Greatness.

Literature grows feeble and conceit-
ed unless 1t ever recognizes the priorf.
ty and superiority OF life. and stands
in genuine awe before the greatness
of the men and of the ages which have
simply lived.-Pbillips Brooks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Graceful Lln.s.

Women should be all curls and
curves" says Mrs. Anna Bradley.
There's no reason why they shouldn't:
curls and curves are cheap enough
these days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
woulo YOU r4oid- friendshlp7

The sunny-hearted. sweet-tempered
people are the ones who hold their
friends. Bitterness and gloom will
drive every one away from you.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
the Painter, LOG Eighth street.

FOR SALE-About 60 acres fine
cleared land at Beech Ridge, on Miss
issippi river and G. ct. r., 1900 acres
land in Pulaski county; 800. acres In
cultivation on railroad line, $50 an
acre. Modern hotel in nearby town
80 sleeping rooms, baths, steam
heat, electric lights etc. Well patron.
lied. Several residences, and mum
Der Of fine building lots. NJ. j. How
ley, Real Estate agent !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22

PATIENT hope you viii forgive me
for troubling you TO come. doctor. !
was wretchediy bad three days ago,
but | am all right now. Doctor-Ahl
the old story; the DOCTOR always
sent for too iste-F1leEende- Blaetter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22

The fool" wrote Burne-Jones In
one Of his letters. has three laughs.
He laughs at what is good. he laughs
at what is bad and he laughs at what
he does not understand"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Things as They Are Seen.

Things are only as you think you
imagine you see them. II quarrel
were to have ten sides each side
would be both right and wrong.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Busy British Bees.

The average weight OF honey taken
from an English hive annually IL 80
pounds. This Is double the average
product from American bee hives
The record taken from any hive 10
1000 pounds. from a stock OF cyp
RAMA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
physical Attraction.

Mental attraction. abstract admira-
ton. are not worth single moment
of physical attraction as far as the
race is concerned.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Eir.hx.s arlIllan. LInht.

The larger kind OF West Indian fire
fly gives a light so brilliant that by
It printed matter may read at a dis
lance OF two OF three inches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
The INDISPENSABLE Man.

Nothing is so good for the indls-
pensable man" as to take HIS hand of
the machine for a season and find out
how smoothly IL goes in his absence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
souTHgnN plvlsloM

YKE ONLY DIREUr LINn 70 MEMFHn
MEANWHILE, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LANIA, JACKSONVILLE, "a.
yANkAH, YICE5BURa
aud JACKSONVILLE.
casa o. mn. '.The Dixie Flyer" Ms~yAl
MAsnylLs and Jacksonville,
5s1 8 !. n. Memphis and New Orlesms LiAil
Cd via Memphis, arriving In Memphis 81 ait
8. N. and New Orleans SITS p. m.
1sDti 4. m... PaduoaA And Louisville.
lyAI b. M, daily, Memphis nnd Nsw OSlsAA
Fast Nah arriving In Msmphis - ~ D. =. Az
iIai ). n, dsiiy, Nssiviiis. cssssnssssas.
Attautas
4,;l0 IN. Fulton Accommodation.
GOO p.m. ksmpAts and New OYlaAN1 0psste
arrive Id kssaphis n iisno ,. ~. New Orssas
$3.50 3. =, radsssA and Lesisviiis.
GNr1of thrupxh ticksas, slsspins ear A4ssA.
nodations Aad further Information Apply d
fliiwott Ustitrsi FAsAsERtI BsAttoA, U&iso, H.
n W. SssNGA vs~n~A A.
o. A. hATcH, q. p. 4.
4 "a ss4AnaNA rs.~ rrsts,s havt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Clever People. Beware.

Nothing is 50 dangerous as being
too clever; one can become stupid 50
suddenly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
The Averaae Man.

You can't convince the average man
that he isn't little above the aver.
age.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Not locking fer Hard work.

German prOverb: Some had rather
guess az mach than take pains to
learn . little
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
PerpetuaI scintIilatlons.

The necessity of perpetually scintfls
lating is one of the most wearing de-
mands of the age
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22

Respiration and the Pulse.
A healthy adult breathes from IL TO
"a times e minute The rate Of the
pulse 70 -four times that Of the respirs-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
MALE HELP WANTED.
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED-Our New
Chart of the United States and world
is now ready. Far ahead of anything
D fthe kind ever published. 1t Is new
and is Rand-McNally quality Greatest
money maker for statesmen We have
ever had Men now at work enth,l-
siastic and say 1t sells at sight. Rand,
McNally & Co, Chicago, ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
So Corfortinof

Sbe-"Your last book was a sue
cess. wasn't it?" He-"Yesr She
The reviews we're SO unfayorable
was almost tempted to read it."-Life
Must 1eip Themselves.
Men in earnest have no time to
waste in patching fig leaves for the
naked.-Lowell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
ILLINOIS CENTRA!
Corrected to October 18th, 1907.
THE FAST MAIL RUUTA
sAsYtsss ssd uaisksst Route =
St. Louis & Chicay,

Axfhlnb looss OA1rOt
-tiis2 .. m, Daily Chicago vsstibule Limitsc
arriving In Chicago ~ i1:S0 i. nj ConDsctfny
with Afternoon trains TOT al points east and
ncrth.
2i23 :. n. Daily NJ. Loafs Night Lsssi.ss
Arrlyihg IN o.. Louis ~ 7:es 3. n, connsstil.
It Onion station Tor. AL POINTS wsst kiespiDi
ssrs open ~ 1880 p. M.
500 :. M. LhicAku DAyiiFht kxprcs.
except 6undae, makes All stUpA betw cen Ja.rs
ia Chicago, arriving IN Chicago u $50 y. "
100 =. M, 81. Louts MCrning ExprssA
sxcept sunday, arriving II q. L.oniS q lire
IIs16 :. M. st. Louis Fast Mail Asrtv'
ing In Vt. Louis ut AIS p. nj.
I1sl6 .. ". Chicago Midday GpoctA
arriving In Chicago, 10 p. n.
2,36p, m. Daily 81. Louis Limftod, ~
irving n H. Louis st $3.50 p. m,
2;;56 b. n. Afternoon Express for UdiA
eninshAm, Nation. Toiona. Champaisn. Oh
aAEo
$40 >. a. rAebss accommodation.
7sl6 p. m. Chicago and Enstsrn ~
presA arriving In Chicago 1t $50 .. nj Indian
spnlis, 7:ss Cincinnati, 7:oo .. M, Buffnlo,s.s
2. M, New York 7,bo >. -. Sleeping sars
bhttAso'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
A Sign.
Once OFTEN Enouoh

Opportunity knocks but once. 9th.
er knockers, please copy-Hapgood'
Opportunities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Alexander
County y ational
Rank


accounts OF corporations and inaiviA.
'iaisi especially solicited. nsclianEsi
arni.hsd to any psrs Of ths world
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY a SAVINGS sANE
cAlHo. iLliNoia

csp'ts'.... ......... .-..sso.uoe
Surplus -.....s ...... .....- so.0o9
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-22
OFFICERS

interest PALE .a Time Dssss's&
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-09
Had Good Success.

Clerk of Court, F. w. Rhoda and
E. A. Schneider returned this morn
ing from a hunting trip in the vicin-
ity of Turtle River. They visited
Gnat Lake and other points, where
the wild rice is thick and were fairly
successful in the quest for game.
They brought back with them sew
eral fine ducks and two large geese.
C. w. Smith, the Turtle River
butcher, who was in the city today,
says that the geese we're a couple
that he had been raising from the
time they we're hatched. Smith
asserts that he had their legs tied
to a tree and they could not get
away, and there is no truth in the
rumor that Schneider hit them at a
distance of 5,O0n yards with that
murderer's bludgeon, that he recently
purchased. They were tied and
could not get away.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-09
A SON OF THE PRESIDENT
WASUNDER SURVEILLANCE
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr., Had Been Reported as Hunting
Without Lcense...Game Warden Rutledge lnvesti.
gated and Found Reports Untrue.

explained matters. The law re-
quires nonresident licenses to be
taken out with the commission
through it's office at the capitol.
Not only was no license issued for
the young citizen of Oyster Bay,
N. Y, but there was no application
on hand.
The law must be enforced, against
presidents son as we'll as against
any other offender, was the ruling of
Mr.. Avery, and he at once instructed
Deputy Warden Rutledge of Bemidji
to hurry to Coleraine and get on the
trail of Teddy, Jr.
We are far from believing that
the presidents son is willfully violat-
ing the state game laws" said Mr..
Fullerton today. "On the contrary,
his father is known to be an enthusi-
astic sportsman and upholder of
game protection and game laws. 1t
is likely that young Mr.. Roosevelt
has never given the matter a
thought-boy like. That he simply
received an invitation from Capt.
Greenway to take hunting trip,
and accepted on the spur of the
moment, not knowing of any special
state law he should first comply
with.:
The writer went to Coleraine, as
per request, and made a diligent
investigation as to the actions of
young Roosevelt while he has been
in Coleraine. We found that Teddy
had been visiting the mines in COM
pany with John C.. Greenway and
that he had done considerable horse
back riding, but that in no single
instance had he been armed with
any kind Of a gun.
Young Roosevelt went to Hibbing
Sunday morning and from Hibbing
will proceed leisurely to Chicago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-09
REV. ALFRED HALL-QUEST
RESIGNS HIS PASTORATE
He Will Soon Be Married to Miss
Knox and Move to
Missouri,

Word comes from Blackjack that
Rev. A. L. Hall-Quest has rendered
his resignation as pastor of the
Presbyterian church of that place,
and that he has accepted a call to
the pulpit of Presbyterian church
in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Rev. Hall-Quest will preach his
farewell sermon in the Blackduck
Presbyterian church on September
22nd, and will leave shortly there
after for his field of labor in Missouri.
An interesting bit of news in con.
nection with the resignation of Rev.
Hall-Quest is the announcement
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Knox
of this city that their daughter, Miss
Shirley Iva Knox will in the neal
future be married to Rev. Hall
Quest.
The many friends of Rev. Hall
Quest and Mrs. Hall-Quest, to
be, sincerely regret their comine
departure, and hope they will be
pleased with the new conditions ir
their Missouri home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-09
Folks Had a Fine Time.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Anderson
kept open house," at their Lake
Side Summer home yesterday after
noon and evening, and took advant-
age of the opportunity to royalty
entertain a number of their Bemidj il
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Pogue
and J. P. Signal assisted in the
entertaining, and there was most
enjoyable time. There was a-plenty
to eat, and there was no end of fun.
All who participated in the good
time are anxious for another.