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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
AT THE LINCOLN HIGH

Tho Lincoln high school football
team Ia training hard Tor tho game
with the puyailup hlgh school Sat.
urday Tho Lincoln tonm Ia light.
but hard practice ia making II fast.
aud Il expects 20 beat puyallup by
"A comfortable score.
The debating society OF the Lin.
coin high met last night and decid
ed 90 hold a preliminary debate
Wednesday. which viii result Ia
a team being picked 90 represent
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asFs 70 shsnes 90 Esi q home -
cts AZ clsaffa. FHHtea Ter fte. SIS
Swss.1.ss f., s's go. ' q is'isi go
au are sald
a new arean eottass pastry. tssh
fAau. tanamNns, Fteae b sahaal aaa ~.
sea sisw Eeea terms
win faraish - aaa tsita s.sas.a
assasrn cottage hassusnt piasisfva
sis4tflr HNhta furnace De- hsasmsal ga
rsAast street. eFasen1 ~alEa ~ hteess
ftas eash balance % suit
viii furnish iot ard huna tfsara
s s,'as M. .'s s,. -. q, 49,, slo;s, "a
A. teg tlaeks 20 sehaal ciasa 20 pafh
D. taai faeQ duMn terms On balance see
ROWE. 80 North stst. Fhaas Ne asi
-ii-as
FINE CHAP HruLpiSg tons on
EASY TERMS
her q ieis remainder snsaid In Hrarir
Heights Adaitian on Msdfaua fafk ar
llns rhlfty. sseoaa saa rhlftr- thira ass
terioe csu ~ sfnos sad msn uli 80
aut @ith yua These iots ars not aas ~
ha.weeds hgi Milhin twu bl1gAs u var
lins ana SEED are Wsil established nsiEh
PHiTes sses ONLY igss CASH nAf-
ANCE 30 pEn MONTH Interest st
PEI csnt Thsy I'D net last ions -
above figures haf they must ~ saId
4h0 "a BILLING Co
tt9 Hss York Block
Phone Main as ina iss --sf
n0FrON WAMHnA Excl Natow waa
BIO hlCcEH8 The tin boat aas
crowded 90 tbs limit over sec Coo
earth ~ iand vas said Ehe nsm raU
read town on fhs #uana there ia fs feet
20 waiter % iaw ftas FlrutY ~ mnfh
~ Fopd NaErs feF everybody see q Is
Humans cashier iH Times BLOCK f4t
free pnHHra Aff
CHHAf. CHA Fe-km going East mr
Belgian htff8, fresh IHfarg rnmH
enough wood % last al winter aIl Cor
1850, terms tse down. o. per m9nih
must leave a. once first offer gets if
anr me today take Tacoma tntrrurhnn
20 valley city saa NJ 81 Mrs. rice ar
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tho uohtAi against Mount Vernon
on November 6.
A meeting ~ being held this aft
efnoon for the formation OF Glee
ehtb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Conrge foe one insertion, ioo
pcr line. Seven words 20 the
llno. Three times, one cent a
word. one Uoath. &c per line
per day
Minimum charge for an "af
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN AGENC Y
aanncdy Drug Co. First ev,
and Chorry
BALLARD AdENCY--P, II
Mullen S2i ballard avs opp.
City Hall. Phone. Ballard SOC.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh avs
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1880 Ind. al.
The Star cannot guarantees
accuracy or assume responsible.
ity for errors OF any kind oc
curing Ia telephoned adVer
tisements.
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1t Will Pay You

10 40 aud see the finest iat In Green
lake district. near car line Lot is
level and cleared Aastlo WIN sell an
easy terms az abnut hair value Call
SOB tfopver hidE o. phone Main 1880
IND fat1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
OFFICIAL REPORT
ON BALLOON RACE. I

(by United PretH.)
WASHINGTON. oct "a
4 The war department has made
: the following computations Of I
\ the exact distance travelled by
= the leading balloons Ia the
4 race from ~. Louis: Pom.
mern. s7GA miles. Isle de
France, s70A America. 75s So,
= United States. $3.50.
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q : wv = FFF@ u ' y v =
I'D nm opinion from Corporation
Eollbsel scott Calhoun filed yeater
dhy thftornoon with tho city engi.
nceF n n hdd that the Rtreot car
conibanlos crossing Fourth nv and
those with franchises on that nv.
onue viii have 70 help bear the
expense OF the excavation and
bridging necessary AZ tho intorHec.
tiona OF Madison, James and Yes.
Tor WAY.
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Beautiful Sound View lotH $3.50 each.
aud some ta1g each in orchard $40
down. $40 per month 4 sold Hla Year
terdav Come and see them before the
best are picked OUT a Few minutes 90
Woodland PARK cain ~ residence. ff08
/ Fremont Az Always phone North IIat
before comlnH out Ask for T. ~ EFrtf
so 1a
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I suap- Four room haass ons hlaek
I from Jackson ser ilue. cement sides alhs
9 e@ ~ ~ MON msais Fl w ,s ss sssh
Z SO psr month see owuer ipit Lane
b nast ifto
st8o Choice t8ls centrally located
near saad ear service in West Seattle
ffoQ 20 terms eaHF special irduremenf
e. ham. haiiders So A. claWsan ~
ear hranch ofnes. Ninth aud California
rar 50. a. usrs.ig " ownsr- !.
make beautiful reffasnes propsrtY
isrma Call tft New rerh niefh. %
phone & tsi -sgsst
WHY NV a maasi-f Httis iat fag
see shen Yga csn Pay , srfts cputsln.
80 80 lots o. tisa - tsfus ~ ttst
close 20 rseoma isisrurhanf ofnes b
riuss nless IT
ron aALR rs OWNER
Twa ipis ttNtaf each HfaNff rtfssi
I eesasnt siftwAk prtrs ttHe taaH cash
haianoa go pef meath. rhons baiiard
Nee t.toom setia9o bassnsut sitf
eater. fouf blocks te raf saf lahs sod
view ttttot use dozen. balance tefHs
Cali rsslfanse. Efas FfrtnaHf Az corner
sis, rhass Nssth iiss -as-ss
paved district aea rsnth Az
G. rErNfHpN a co..
sfte Eplsf niara
Ina assa Main sssa
Tlns mii. stefs aaa corner isi ihrss
HFias fuans faa hasiness antlI Safer.
daI o. zee iita asss tsisnes % saii
rhsns Norih nst -sf.ff
Faf sale Cb-ar- Al f.foafa tasfaias
( at
EFeHuds hgsi EEL ss } em sisA are
tsih Az Jos tist atss
rOm SALE HN OWNER
tat fQHtEa o. Ne faat alley. Fiuh a.
W teigetn Msfsih shd Amiih g
ttetq rheas kialt st.Ee
BALLARD DISTRICT.
BALLARD REAL m8TArE
ueaa intsHfnant Is N w seattle ros
safe tr hnaa#a lode AeHfae fa eaeh
hsasa ffam o. 500 = u ttt or sasr
isrns Narant tafs t1sftt tiass IL.
saaa iavettmsat ffea its6.to 1850. %
ruuNn 4 uHouUna
tees feffsfaan Place ballard
rhans ballard tii liza
Several nice hiaeas Or Fnaa iarauon
f#F eANH HN NHH# H#tH. NAaN AAfN"H
SEES tfnnm hnufa faf onfF u Gee VERY
easy tettns % wtn paF Yea tB ioek this
80 81 once
- ssss asa &c Per rnsa,h ~ ~
Fhnus usfiafa hth
tisfenfhaaaf Merton.
ttfa Eafh A.
ora Na 'is sseons A. ballard
Eins t.foom modern tsasaisu fau
l.N.aaiuA
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hiN room house. hAHemeut electric
light large grounds Hnd arthard Three
blocks 90 car urHf Woobiaud PARK.
q 500 terms Can az to4iAtnce. Gin8
Fremont Az, corner oiw ~ Phone
North IIe2 aHs.lg
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Improved Farm

81 500 buys 40 acres ~ 20 ] land IA
miles from keut good house. barn and
bearing orchard
WfNsHfP BROS
Room 300 CoimHn Block 1T
TEN ACRE TRACTS
We have 200 acres near UufhHu. finest
Kind N bottom land. that we have. been
asked ~ tho ouner b. ariI Dol tan. acre
tracts 90 actual settlers The price ls
from $500 up. small payment doHu.
balance ora easy forms This land Re-
only "a Few miles from H0thrii good train
ADD boat service 20 Seattle This ia
DE best opportunity to get rho best land
90 low price ana 0u cHHY terms
LDNEuHEN a WEDMhWK.
400 Arcade Bldg
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hbit 10 ltt HA bM Mltt
f.rouW new House. corner l0f ffrrH0.
city water electric tleht. nnr ViHW ts
minutes from pioneer Square. blocks
from car, price csc. terms CaU Ht
Rock r pcunaiH store. aoufhrast Seattle
Sta. a. A. Peterson. Ig.Hf.p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24

zine t.feom modern tunfalHH ful
cement hasrusut atffr. beet riumNtUN
Hnahlr construction lat flatHt enc hlnf s
from ear Call aat paia Ht ballard
FhaHu East affh as s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24

ia50.aA 90.fHat iHt on Queen Anne.
near me car an graded street
0n easiest terms
tt t00s-aThfan VlHH fatH. on W Queen
Anne 900 assessments paid rhla
mhhrn three i1fs at tfa1 faUh. IS
cash affef ~ $500 each would
br ruurilHfad close tn rar aua
$500 house arrnsH fhr street
assures she neighfnrnnu1
" r. cox a CO..
Alaaan HuuflnH
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a CWEAT HOME
20 acres. on good county road o. Ef
aretf with " r. 70 in good nelghtar
hood and HANDY 40 school about faa-
thirds of land Del logged aff tuo arrrs
cleared and ten fenced standing timber
on ihe remainder worth $500 comfort
shed and cellar good WelI ard HpfluFa
This ga certainly q bargain az ti46e a.
fhe improvements are worth 500 or
Nlll sell az acres Wffh ail the Improve
mrntH frr 800 Phone owuer Main
1879 or meet me az room 100 HeH
York building -zf.aG %
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S. Per Month

phoics building lots IN Youngstown o.
fatg 20 i1t0 each only go cash dawn
aaf balance e. month ANY steady
man can own e home on these terms
Fine car service II you work az day
phone az nuoniims and We uiii arrange
% show the Tots SONS evening or on
SUNDAY
RICHMOND. ur HgErT CoMpANY
ataelEa Empire Bldg
Fhouoa naiu ie1f Ind a9ff III
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RANDALL. THE CARPENTER
am The man. house repairing IN all
tts branches. window and door screens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24

FERTILE ACRES
North n Seattle Hr have some fVe.
acre tracts. win fhe richest deepest aull
ln that whole section There's nothing
better offered up there. and the prices
are very low only $50 and 40 per acre
Terms 20 euIt you
WEST 4 WHEELER
400 cUFMAN BLK
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KymRruonY ~ CONVINCED
that all that slightly properly botNssR
pits Two NEW RhaMNNoINA AND
PARKS
aud ffantinE on
TRn NEW BOULEVARD
will be extremely saluatts
FOMstia NORTH UNIVERSITY
ADDITION
iains enc 81 the parks mysFy let ts
cleared sud tn clever n 10 positively
the prstusst property on the market to-
daY
Lets 1859 60 taba Nury easy terms
Come out Ane zee thr estenslys I'm
prev sments eufnsr ttth av N = ana
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

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MONEY TO L6AN.

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Second and James The rerHaniaet hank
ef tho vase Garner ciurk, hoohkuep
rtt machlniat. engineer or employs tHh
obtain money ~ ua - his note whh"et
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The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
THE END OF DowIE.

John Alexander Dowie is dead and
there is now room for another faker.
There is no danger that the race of
prophets will become extinct. A short
time and some other charlatan will
make himself rich and infamous at
the expense of dupes.
People are now busy in explaining
Dowie's success. That explanation is
not hard to find His success was due
to the extraordinary credulity Of the
people with whom he surrounded him
self. Dowie was not q man of great
intellect. He had great energy, bound
less impudence and a complete lack
of shame, but mediocre as were his
brains, he was a mental giant as COM
pared to those who followed him.
There are plenty of people in the
world who can believe anything; who
have no minds of their own and con-
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
Tiled in Ireland and the English king.

vailed in Ireland and the English king.
Henry H.. found it an easy prey for his
invading army.
From that time on for six centuries
and half the history of the Irish
people has been one incessant struggle
against political and religious persecu-
ton. For short few years at the
end of the eighteenth century, Ireland
obtained its own parliament. In the
first half of the nineteenth century the
onward march of human thought and
the magnificent campaign of the great
leader, Daniel O'Connell, united to give
to the Irish people once more the right
to worship God according to the die
tatcs of their own consciences.
The most remarkable fact in all his
tory is that the Irish people, after these
long centuries of persecution and dark
ness, still chose to worship God ac-
cording to the teachings and prin-
ciples of st. Patrick, and today from
that little island go forth the mission
aries to other lands who build the
churches, whose spirals reach to
heaven and the enduring work of ST.
Patrick is evidenced by the fact that
many of the most magnificent of these
structures bear his name. The grand
est cathedral in the United States is
named after 1reland's patron saint
When we think of the work of ST.
Patrick and the severe tests to which
it has been subjected, we begin to COM
prehend why the Irish nation places
st. Patrick above all it's statesmen, all
its warriors and all its men Of letters.
He is the only Christian teacher who
ever became and maintained his posi-
tion as the leader of nation.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
shot in the head and killed this morn

shot in the head and killed this morn
ing in the saloon of Harry V. Grover.
Louis w. Richardson, the bartender,
was arrested and charged with the
killing. Richardson declared he fired
in self-defense, and w. o. Stansbury.
held by the police as a witness, cor
roborates the statement. Both said the
trouble arose over Hynes having Or
dered some beer and then refusing to
pay for it. Hynes threw a pretzel
bowl at Richardson, and then BRAN
ished mop, whereupon Richardson
fired. Deceased was also we'll known
in Minneapolis, having been a member
of the baseball club there few years
ago.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
His Death Was Sudden.

New Richmond, Wis, March 12-
Richard Coughlin died Sunday, March
10, in camp near Solon Springs of
heart failure. The report that he was
crushed by a load Of logs is entirely
without foundation. Mr.. Coughlin was
working for a Saltwater logging con-
Germ, driving team, and as is GUS
tomary in the woods, the horses are
shod on Sunday when it is necessary.
He had put up his team and gone into
the camp and sat down on the fore
mans bunk, with crowd of men who
were laughing and joking each other.
Finally one of them turned to Mr..
Coughlin, asking him what made him
so quiet, when upon further investi-
cation it was discovered that he had
passed away in their midst without a
struggle.
Mr.. Coughlin was born in Erin.
st. Croix county, f1fty-one years ago,
and was unmarried, having made his
home for the last seven years with his
sister, Mrs. Flaherty, who lives about
one and one-half miles from New Rich
mond. She and his brother John sur
vive him.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
Knights Of Columbus.

The lecture of Very Rev. Humphrey
Moynihan, president Of st. Thomas
college, delivered Wednesday night
under the auspices Of Hennepin coun-
Gil, Knights of Columbus, was one of
the most keenly enjoyable events of
the season. Father Moynihan spoke of
ancient Rome and the Catacombs,
handling his subject in mastery
manner. The audience was quite large
and very appreciative. The musical
numbers by Frances Horgan, Tina
Murphy, Frances Vincent and Prof.
Guthrie added pleasure to the occa-
sion.
Members of the Twin City councils
will go to New Ulm tomorrow morn
ing to witness the ceremony Of con-
ferring second and third degrees on
members Of New Ulm council. All
third degree members in Minneapolis
and st. Paul and their ladies' are ex-
pected to go. A special train on the
Minneapolis & st. Louis road will leave
st. Paul at 9 a. m. and Minneapolis
$3.50 a. M, arriving home promptly
at midnight.
A new council of the knights of
Columbus to be known as Minneapo-
lis council, is assured for this city,
Hennepin council having grown so
rapidly it has been deemed wise for
this and other reasons that another
council be instituted.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
Died at St. Johns, sibIey County.

On Monday morning, March 10, at.
the home Of her parents, occurred the
death of Mrs. Annie E. Burns, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Coyle of st. Johns, Sibley county. She
was born Feb. 20, 1870, in st. Johns.
and grew to womanhood in that vicin-
ity. She was married to Richard ].
Burns, June 81, 1906, and moved to
his home at Caledonia, MINI. After
the birth of her baby, Laurence Pat
rick, may II, 1906, her health com.
menced to fail and she was removed to
the home of her parents, where the
fatal affliction terminated in her death.
The funeral was held Wednesday
morning from st. Johns Catholic
church. Rev. Father Cody performed
the last sad rites of the faith of which
she was always a devout adherent
She is survived by her husband and
son, father, mother and seven brothers,
Robert H. and Joseph A., of Mime.
apolis; John G. and Hugh H., of Valley
City, N. D.; Patrick H., of Cologne, and
Laurence r. and James W., who re-
side at the home of their parents.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

streets, tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon
at o'clock. An excellent program
has been prepared for this st. Pat
ricks day reception, and large at
tendance is looked for. Following is
the program:
1. Address of Welcome-T. w. Nc
Goey, county president.
2. Selection by orchestra.
3. Violin Solo-Miss Stella Mccoy.
4. Address-D. w. Keefe.
5. Piano Solo-Miss Mae Mccarthy.
6. Song-Miss Abigail McGoey.
Z. Selection by orchestra.
s. Recitation-Miss Catherine TIER
ney.
9. Song-Joseph Maloney.
10. Cornet Solo-William Rainey.
II. Song-Miss Kemp.
12. Recitation-J. C. Cahill.
Is. Song-Frank Farley.
IA. Address-James Mammalian,
Is. Selection by orchestra
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

The French coins always had
stamped upon them the motto. "Dien
protege la France'-God protect
France, says the Wichita Catholic Adj
vance. The present pagan government
has ordered this invocation omitted
and instead the words, 'Libertc, Ega-
lite, Fraternite." to be inserted. The
sarcasm contained in these words is
evident, for there is no liberty except
for pagans, equality only for those
who favor the despotic rulers, and as
to fraternity-well, that must he taken
in the Pickwickian sense. Instead Of
God protect France" they should
have put in the appropriate words,
"The devil take France" but since he
seems to have full and free possession
already any allusion to the fact would
be superfluous.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

camille Marine for the carrying of the
United States mail that he was giving
one of his contributors an opportunity
to make fat haul out Of the people
of the United States.
Why did MIR. Perkins return the
money? Did he become tired of be-
ing the butt of abuse, while MIR. Cor
telyou and President Roosevelt con-
tinued to enjoy the esteem and plau-
dts of the American people? Perhaps
he was not sorry to give the people
an understanding of the whole trans
action. The insurance Investigations
gave them an understanding of the
part that was most discreditable to
him. His move has been the cause of
attracting the attention of the people
to the other part of the transaction.
Will President Roosevelt disregard
the feelings Of the people of the coun-
try ana continue Secretary Cortelyou
in office as he did when he continued
Secretary Morton, after the exposure
Of the railroad rebate cases? 1t is one
Of the weaknesses of a strong man to
stand by friend through thick and
thin. 1t is a weakness that can be over
looked in private life, but it cannot
be endured Of a man in public life
without drawing down upon him se-
rious criticism. We shall see whether
George B. Cortelyou will continue to
be Secretary of the Treasury.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
SENATOR HENRY M'coLL
Has introduced Bill for the Popular
Election of Senators.

Senator Henry McColl of ST. Paul
introduced bill Wednesday providing
for the nomination and election of can
didates for United States senator by
popular vote. 1t allows any voter quail
flied to sit in the senate to file as
candidate up to thirty days before the
primaries, on payment of a 800 fee.
His name is then to be put on the
primary ballot Of his party in every.
county Of the state. The state can
vassing board is to canvass the result
and declare the nominees of each
party. On payment of another 500
fee, the nominees are to be placed on
the general election ballot. The one
receiving the highest number of votes
in the general election is to be de-
clared to be the choice of the people
of the state for senator, and the Sec
retary of state is to notify the legisla-
ture to that effect.
This is the scheme of the Oregon
law, and of course, is not binding ON
the legislature, but provision is made
for pledges. Candidates for the legis-
lature may, when filing their affidavits.
sign either Of the following state
ments:
Statement No. IL further state
to the people of Minnesota and Of my
legislative district, that during my
term of office will always vote for
that candidate for senator in congress
from this state who has received the
highest number of the peoples votes
for that position at the general cleo
ton next preceding the election of q
senator in congress.
Statement No. 2-During my term
of office I shall consider the vote Of
the people as to their preference for
senator in congress from this state as
merely a recommendation which shall
be at liberty to adopt or disregard"
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

Certain prominent New York city
Democrats profess to believe that all
ready the foundations of q boom for
Morgan J. O'Brien for governor of the
state in 1908 have been laid. Mr.
O'Brien is So, was twice elected a SUI
preme court Justice Of New York
county and was appointed by the late
Governor Higgins to be d presiding
Judge of the appellate division of the
first department. Justice O'Brien re-
signed to enter the law firm of Albert
b. Boardman and Frank H. Platt.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

Last week we took exceptions to the
conduct of Circuit Attorney Jerome:
this week Judge Fitzgerald makes any
further comments unnecessary says
the Western Watchman. AS we said
last week, Jerome is a professional re-
former: which means an everyday
humbug. Besides that, he is a cramned
ass, who would pose as a legal pundit.
We have never withheld an opinion:
Thaw is a commonplace. forced into
faulty; his young wife is a child not
quite so bad as her surroundings
would warrant in supposing. Judge
Fitzgerald is tho stay of truth and
Justice He is "A healthy product of
Irish brains and Irish morals. There
will be no appeal from his decision.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16
Hibernian Ball Club.

The A. o. H. of Hennepin county
will have a baseball club this season
that will be expected to defend its title
with the best of local baseball aggre-
cations. The organization of the Min
neapolis A. o. H. Baseball Associa-
tion was perfected last Monday even
ing with A. L. Lennon as president:
w. E. Coskran, secretary; John C.
Sheehan. treasurer, and James D.
Williams, manager. The team Is to
be selected from the various divisions
Of the order in Hennepin county.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

Protests from various A. q. I'll. dl-
Gently been forwarded to the post
master general at Washington, urging
the exclusion from the mails of all
Such action has already been endorsed
by many of our local divisions and
most naturally meet the most hearty
approval Of every Hibernian in the
state.