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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
RUSSELL. HAS SMALL
LEAD ON M'GARRY
New Yorker Fights Well De-
spite Bad Leg and Eye.
Was Fast Go.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-The Sew
York rlzefs Jared badly in tha irl.l-
city b0r.s with ihe Philadelphia IeI e.
sentative 20 the National A.4iel. club
tonight. tho Gothamit-s winning Dut
ore ont of the FIVE.
Ink Russell If this a.ty, ana Annoy
AlcGarry, % NeE York met iu IG-
wind-up. and ~ lte finish ~ =fx bard
rounds Russell deserved the h0uoIs. but
much or tae glOrr Of victory SIS denied
H.m, IS MCGawy WIS badly Landl-
capped wial an injured Eaa=. aud sIe
visitor must be- given credit FOR making
remarkably good shOElHs ulI lLe
condition.
Water on McGarTy's Knee.
j. waa the FIRST meeting o. these Hlea
after several disappointmeatF. aud
crowded house was tLe result Nnle
draining for the 90 MeGarry fell and De-
sunerin- Eitn water Oh tle knee. lis
leg was swollen aud stin, au1 D. pee
vcntsc him from doing MUGS loo-NeIE.
lie stood up ana @lussed wiz. ui- lte-l
man. and Tbs six rounds resulted Bob
siam bang affair from start 90 finish.
Russell used a. left jab 10 good eject
ana secured an early lead Both used
swings for the body and many u tle
lows landed Near the end OF the Lrzt
round AIcGarry landed "a hard swing
high Oh RusseIIs head driving Russell
10 tho ropes. but as the latter recoE-
cred Doe met McGaFrys rush with "a
right swing which staggered the Ne"
Yorker.
! Rasselrs Effective lab.
Russell continued jabbing and McGar-
~ slugged foE body and head, landing
several blows. MeGarry tried vicious
swing Russell stepped back and stag
e-red McGarTy with right swing i'
/ lhc head. McGarry-s eye was cut Wit-
/ 1870 jabs and BLEED freely. McGarTy keu-
landing on the body and Russell varied
Z his swings for Jle head with those for
, tl- body.
/ INK started the thlId with bard
swing 10 the ribs and NcGarry r1usHrt
7 it, McGarry's sore eye bothered him
and lbs leg seemed 10 be- growing s-iner.
/ ac fought back. landing some good b1dE
/ blows. but took some hard ones il tlr
/ face and ribs.
I MCGarry was tired Doe ule fourth ana
+ both men wasted many blows
( The NTH WAS also rough. McGarrE
landed q hard swing on BI~seiIz moala
and tGe latter TetaIatcd with terrific
puHch 10 The chin. sending McGaT2
+ back. Russell fought poorly in This
round. losing many chances
Some Real Fighting.
McGarry was trying Tor a knockout
/ in the sixth and took jab after jab
( ia the face MeGarry landed vicious
swing 90 Russe!Is body which seat
the latter TO the ropes, bat McGarry'
{ sore leg prevented him from Iollewine
/ Up this. and Russell kept him away
with iabs 30 the face Just before the
4 bell Russell swung hard ON the head
and landed a sin jab on the chin as
the bell rang
/ Tommy Ofkeefe had no trouble best
/ ing owen Flynn, Of New York, IN the
I semI-WIuh-up-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
The Score.
ReINederes

Williams. --...,,....L. B....-..W. Schmidt
Goals-Y ~ q. A, Blair %, Ludwig
| ca. Fowler 90. Williams %; BcIvederes,
4. Schmidt 90. A. Sehuerholtz 80, Gran
ger 90. ". Schuerholtz 80. Free throws
y. NJ c. A, Williams (G. Referee
McGTew.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
.BELVEDERES WIN
At BASKETBALL
Their Superior Team Work
Too Much for Washington
Y. NJ. c. A Changers
Sudden Rally.

The Belyederrs CT Baltimore defeated
the Washington y. Nj. &. s.. basketball
team by % 10 q last night boz the fastest
game that has been played at the locals
gymnasium this year
From start 10 finish both teams fairly
bristled with star plays. Superior team
work won for Baltimore. Washington
probably excelled 100 the bTiIiauus Of
its individual players.
The Eelvederes early took "a lead, and
by O. Schuerholtz's great work al center
were enabled 10 pile zap a margin of G
points al The close 0f tle urs- half
Schuerholtz shot the first goal for the
visitors "a half minute after the whistle
blew. Time after time the home team
took the bail down toward Tie BaIJi-
more goal, only 20 have it sHalched
art-at- fte -gnla man
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
BRAVE BALLOONISTS PICKED FOR THE AERIAL CONTEST
MOST DARING BALLOONISTS
WILL MAKE FLIGHT HERE
Prof. Zahm Washington Expert Picks Stevens Thomas,
and Mccoy as Probable Entrants in Race on
WashingtonS Birthday.

but none Of them viii plot amy Of tho
giant air bags"
When asked as 10 whether Lieut.
Franklin t.ahm. T.. s. A.. who won The
last French championship race. would
compete the professor answered ia tbc
"a gative.
To discussing the merits OI the
probable contestants Prof. Zahm said.
SIR Mccoy has had more experience
than the other 1870. re Is "a wealthy
Vow Yorker Who has mad- more as-
cents in "a short space Of time than ans
other man 1 know. Last year be went
90 France I'm order 10 take out bal
loon pilots certificate. When inform
ga that he would have 20 make ten ass
cents. eight with a pilot and Two
alone, bee Immediately made the ueces-
sary preparations and completed the
-scents within month, securing his
certificate
In Class by Himself.
This feat Of Ar Mccoy places him
in class alone ia Prof. Zahm's este
nation though he thinks highly o.
both Dr. Thomas and Mr. stevens
should The Aero Club finally decide
90 hold tbc hight here. the worst OBJ
stacIe 90 overcome viii be- finding OF
81 suitable location for the start. IL
must necessarily Doe near the gas
works. which viii supply Jhe gas Tor
the silken bags by q special pipe as u
viii be- Impossible 90 furnish che sup
ply by the regular mains.
General Manager Hart OF the Wash
ingtou Gas Company sutd last might
thaT his company could find "a suitable
location u which pipe could be run
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
Rally Ruined Washington.

In the second half the BeIvederes
slowed up for The first few minutes
while the y. n. G.. A. bows took de-
cide0 brace. II was in this half that
Fowler distinguished himself lie play
ed a rattling good game al center, and
the score hardly gives him credit for
his work IL was through him that
Ludwig and Blair were ever enabled 10
get near enough 10 the goal for toss,
while he was on the spot every time for
the free losses, making three goals out
Of TIRES chances.
Toward the close of the game after
the locals had TAX IN a lead OF several
points. Granger. of the Belvederes. found
his tossing eve. and within the last six
minutes he made three goals from field,
while a. Schmidt scored another.
A noticeable feature Throughout the
same was the absence Of unnecessary
r0ughness, but five fouls being allowed
the combined teams.
The local team viii tackle the York
y. n. c. A. next Saturday night when
several new men will be tried out.
The lineup and score follow,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. Amer
cas- Winter Capital ia Just about q
enter upon the sVatest -portins-sccial
holiday season 81 the conUnent-tht
Mardi Gras
That the festive days a the great ear
uNal are near 20 .and IS easily -'eu
from the crowded condition ol CauaI
street aud the daily inhuS IL new faces
from New York. Chicago, - Louis, and
ether of thc big Wlater-baud towns al
the Fair Grounds race irae6 This
period of the winter-til early dlys
of February brings the View Orleans
season 20 les heydag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
REALTY SALES

NJ J. carfigaa "a al have sold
TO J. n SherFiek tracts 1 and Z.
Raveana springs Park. Tor $4,000.
u. s. Beddow has purchased from
Jane Carroll tract pS Of Denny
blaine Lake Park addition for VII
600.
Ar Doddaioy has purchased the
Hotel Olson of f'runout from >, 7
pixon for siseo9
A local club has purchased 10.
acre site on Brown Point In Colby
Tor SIC. 900 cash. The deal Was
handled by Peter Maison Of Colby
II lm the purpose a the purchasers
% erect club house on the mes
algo as ones.
Two lots tn Capitol i'm division
NO 5 wrre sold today for iio.see
BY phsian a Costello The lots
form douhie oornpr on sist and
Caller 81
Charles fsaWen. the real estate
eperaler. hsa purchased 90 feet on
isth ~. -. r.. scar ths university
entrance. or o. eaa T. I. Qalxisx
made sise deai Mr. cowen viii Ina
prove the property with a brick
structure
A. \. MaaEin 4 CO eth ras o.
thn market nrxs week . large adz
sffina eunsizlins Of 70 acrss In the
rear a the university ureun9s Il
- 60 he styled ire Lake Washington
F'air addition and contains 30 lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
STARTS FUND To HELP YOUNG
WOMEN over THE PITFALLS


Seattle stars Eselsss~s ssrstee.l
CINCINNATI. Mar. id-=To EiFe
yoaa. ssfis spaHasehinx uussan-
hsssa ihe riEhf start - naaisle1 "
rrsna ans hotv ~ th@ best 81 in
sinsHcsa banker J = hmidaapp
hss Donated fand e si3e.eea. Taia
fuisa - 20 serve - = fuesunriai fnf
seksaiaia pp's aausht~s. who Saa
ssisa In an nafafnnhfls aeaident N
Yfanc~ last aursw~F
TIE establishment II fhr ttchszzif-
iarp fs1nd II particularly significant
a this f4fne. Nhen ere rerfts ems
counfsrssi IN ths world b yvuuK
xisia IL emphasized ~ ne harrow
lnx recital % Evelyn Nrstit rhaw'a
unhappy Introduction to woinan-
htsaH
The pct lnootue % The fund.
ehleh consists u securities. VIII b
tiaa8a. uhich wiii - dtsp'zs~d ~
~ ths trustees ~ thsy see 81. The
plan somewhat resembles tha
Rhoass scholarships.
Banker sshnatdispp has made ssF-
sfai large sionaiionas which rrflect
tragedy M an otherwise unciouaed
nfe. A aarmisery fat EiFi students
az ths Cincinnati College II Music
eaa erected at the enEt Of 80.
a. a monument 20 hls vifs and a
daughter who we're KILLED IN q fall.
rad accident IN the West Ne Il
Isa building a tisoeoa addition %
the Cincinnati Art Auseam as a
schmidlspp memorial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

tseattis stars Eseiuslse 8ersiee.l
WASHINGTON March 26.--
What would you do II duke made
love To you and you had refused
his hand and be refused 10 take no,
but started Ia on a new campaiEn---
what WOULD You dog
Miss Theoaonia shonts. daughter
OF the former president Of the Pan
anna canal commission. has that
problem 20 solve.
The Due de Chauly~n 81 de Pic
auIRny. OF France. Is the persistent
lover. he II -. has lots Of rnoney
fine honsc Ia Paris and magnifi-
oent country estate. When the
Sh0nts girls uere abroad. year or
20 ago. they we're entertained at
the latter place.
Last fan. the inpetuoaa young
duke announced acfoss ia France
that he Was engaged TO Mas
shonis. She was then In Washing.
ton. and she gave cut a denial
Vow PlcquiEny has arrived In
thia country. he won't tell his bus
lneas but it'a a fact that be Is here
20 press bis suit az the young lady'n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
Isss nHaSlK

lsssttls stars Exclusive ssrSsesJ
ROOSEVELT. Ariz.. March ze---
The sa,aoo. 900 Tonic dam and Feas
erxolr--oae Of the mest marvellous
engineering fcatn ever attempted
IL being completed here IN The
heart Of natures wonderland
Towofinx moantAins and Md.
rocky eaayons that have stood for
aEua almost unknown 20 msn arc
being fitted inso harness 81 rock
and masonry
Tonto dam wili bold IN check the
largest artificial body Of water IN
the wosid "A lake e miles Iona.
wlth an araraka width Of uno and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
PERMANENT A.Y.P.E.

The state % Ssw York desires
e. erect a halltinx AZ the Az p =
which may BE- used after the expos
sition az a residence for the preai
dent q the University * Washing
ton. The New rark legislature has
requested ths rexnnts II tho uniycf.
SLY for pisna Tor sueh = buildluz
PruAihent kans. u the 4 " W
hss asked fhs rsgsaie 90 appoins
: special COMMITTEES 20 eonfzF with
thu representatives ii the states
whieh dcsife 20 ercct pstmAnont
.halitlnFs an ths A-YsP = efounds.
fnr Future use ~ ere university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
PLANS ANOTHER TRIP.

Geo. A. Evana. the real estate
dealer. wfii undertake anothcr os
bis franaeontinentai trips In the
middle % April His real estate
business wlil be Incorporated. with
r. 81 Brown AID j. 3 Collier a.
partners Mr. Evans has made =
number Of notable trips across the
continent. both IN Pullmans and
prairie sehoonera lie has five
tflps 10 Alaska @ his credit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

enc half niles This store of water
will some day chanRc 200 900 acres
Of desert into a vefstAble faiFixiand.
Any fruit. vegetable or grain that
sill grow ia the semi-tropieai re-.
Kinn shriyoa on Arlxonas deserts
bat only When there Ia water % ifri.
gate if.
The Tontn reservoir IL on Sale
river about 20 miles from Phoenix.
wofk has besa pnoaFesainK upon
this great proioct tous te@rM The
total estimated ooss IL about $4,000
goo The prulect VAS ole Of the
first taken In hand b The en9lnesra
Of the unitsd States FecisInatiou
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

(s<astis stars Exelss,ss ssesies.l
LONDON. March 2s.--Thsre Ii a
nes fad At the theateFa. and a very
rvfined and attractive one u Ia Il
Is the reproduction Ia life II famous
statues and paintings. = high class
sort of living plcturrs IN which
fidelity 20 the original Il stfivsn
Roe Several series % pietafca have
hssen presented and they have bssn
much admired The beat actors and
actresses take part In these hvtng
paetsres. and several trsampns have
been scored
IN the reprodnefton of Lord
f.eirhtoaa statue. "Au Athiete
Struggling With = Python.- " An
,onis. the nnotel Who posed fof tbs
tculptor. poses for me llvsng statue
Tie - made ap % even show he
xreen bloom "a the original hronfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
lIIS|C|AN SUES
RINK

,...a AmuaeInfnf VNI'l :
y esl. .'.'ss sas bis Coliseum
~ ~. aas hssH sasi Cor
las - ~. eUreauo ,hs band
~ = -. s.rmsrly sondaetFd tae
-. !, ~ t''as' 80. AZ con.
3 - 10 receive ssoe =
~ =, 4. banA bias sass h. vs.
- = 4. .sfees he contract &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
suss FOR sao. 900.

Mrs. Emma @. Holland. Of Bal
lard. has brought suit against Dr.
Sylvester Bridensiire for 100000.
she alleges that in performing \
delicate operation be employed IN
sirumenfs that we're not properly
cleaned. with the result that shs In
eurfed a aeflona dLaease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
hines CASE:


oof.nFrKLn. New. March a.
], g. tiines. who ahot and killed
Count Poaharuky. waived bis pre-
hriuary examination aud WIS taken
ta Hawthorne this faofnias Ia ap-
pear before the strand jury,
W II. Hard IF seattle, II on hts
way h~re, ard with Albert Cody.
formerly Deputy United states Mar
shSi at Meme. VII be Hines atter-
neyn.
joha Raaene. az Seattle. q farnef
business partner II the count. has
wired hcre 80 hold the remalna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
csArA aEcoRn.

...~<<-ossxx II BrixKs. ..
~ Il Nflrupollsan hospital
t>kes.sSxkF - Leslie Lehman
-. n1rA u. orsson.
~ acheFs Joasa. - MAreh
4 A. VASE
n.x<-jmes.A Peters. e. March
n x,.1aa Sfinx. WAah
| r'.xes > Clara Vincent. =.
NJ I rsuFiaenos hospital
rs1--xasl T1aoix. -. March %
| wsss.ssk ~. ncrth and East
- 4
e~.s4 = ) w Howard. s..
NJ 4 Pruxsdsnee hospital
Fv.s.s-loAn n. wefaeiL Il
~ Il. Mlaor hospital
1,A.sea = Elizabeth Robinson.
4 ~. a. tass Aurura av
4r~nr--fssrristf = Bowlhy. IT
~ S tss Sersh Seventeenth Az
krxra.-lnfAnt. MaFch =. 5aSs
x<Nzz an
e.r<z EIzabetk CTaney. =
- a isaa Thirfy AZ.
FrxN-lnfxnt. March =. Pruvt
- <s9atal
auAl-si, '. Smith. 81. March Il
~ Eash
knNs--lT days. March -. ga
<xAss Fsre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
DIAMOND PIN ooNe.

Alfred HoliiuFwprth. with ~rhs
vIrxisians reports the ioss or theft
~ q crescent diamond stick pin
which he first missed late last
night The pin r. set with nine dla-
mands and 10 hlghiy priEed BY Mr
HniltnKwoFth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
clEvGR rHErr.

Mrs Iohn stsseaa. st2 South G
e.. TAroma. uhlia ridink on Pike
e. ear tn thi4 city yesterday after
noou. was the victim IL = clever
pick poekst. Who robbed her % -
Which she hal placed within 5
parae carried n a small hand
zafchRi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

efsssrfsan is places whese peies-
trans OF teana MAJ 80 overheard
nIeyeis stolen.
Dan fEo. 81 Huren av. reports
the theft ~ a Rambler bicycle yes.
svryiay trun his honc
To Estsna Tenth Az.
The eounesl In an ordinances
which Naa passed iaHf assht dscid'
ed 20 uatsna Tenth az through
private property between n Hadi
aon and y Union sta
For sarswer School.
President Kane has notified the
Fesrnfs ~ The state unixereitY thar
~ nafabera 81 the faculty havs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Frank smith. rs Second Az.
reports The ioss of uasch thouxht
70 have beea staien from he psF.
ann whiIe IN saloon AZ George
to~u yesterday aftarnoou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
slRrr E1coRo

s...s.ss--sts ThlssyssecQnd az.
Z. u.rcn Il. 10 wife q 0efret
| I ssssless. son
49, = I'll Third Az soai a
= III 10 tie wife of a. =
-, ! aaa<nsxs
-,,sxs,--sls North Forty Second
So Il. t. the wife 81 VII
q ssse<sl . daughter
80 chAries = Marrh e,
/. ss - Il Pert rell q son.
r..N~--i4 West Highland.
~ Il d the wife Of August
e - II. 4 slaughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
RgsERvE coat LAND
rs RELEASED.

The local Land office n IN receipt
of = letter from Gsnefai Commits
aianar ualiiuaar shish Informs ths
local office that the fniiowinK isnds
have been released from the coal
witiHdrawal recently made ~ ths
president. Townships Is. north
range ~. -. north Fanke ~. -
north range n. -. north range -.
a. north range -. ~. nerth ranEs
~ ~. north range IS. This Land
10 fu the Olympic peninsula The
original order vas issued October
IL saOG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Phoenix. Arts. was received NJ
natterworth's this morning from
The steamer umatiila Mr. Wood
waz a years old and tho aon of
R n. Weed aud nephew ~ Judge
" n Wood ~ seattle. The fu'
neral will be "Wednesday At 7 D M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Thefs Nas Transferred fren The
Malsr fund - the general fund hy
ordinance last night the sanu q
txf.stzsg. which BALANCES al &C
esuutn between the twe funds
About ts9e ee % ira. rugn~y 10 ar.
f~ars from about a year back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

home. His sister In coming by the
next boat, and she is expected 70 be
mountain Of help Tho Baron de
Ager Is the dukes travelling ehum.
Miss Shnnfa Is IN Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
LANCASTER TO sPEAK.

Samuel Lancaster. she good roads
expert. wlii speak Wednesday even
Ing bcfora the Meas club Of tbs
Westminster Presbyterian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
FLASHES


Riding Aesasmy.
The RfARwwaf Riains academy
has been given psruaii foF me
sruesion q a rtdlne acsdemf 81
Fomrteenth sv and Z. colasnbsa o.
E " Hoaghton e. ire architect
re Protest wstsrfrvst.
An ordinance waa siNrn 80 fiFSs
rnaeinr fn raunri East nixhf re-
ausrtnE "a uaterfrsnt property 9Nfa-
sfn 10 pat up a tsnssnH er pfissr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

oeoiey--Thoy Old IN last section
~ ia fgiberniana lave th'rrpces-
slons
r1ahsrty-A brewery wagon cut
a. ahead ~ them an Whin It turned
eff It IN next street they followed
it by mistake'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
more DEPOSITS


WASHINGTON. March "a sec-
rutsrv csrseiyuu to-day Arrested she
tees~its o. customs rsceipts 10 ne
national depository % New NeFk
city Thtn nctton - an rniarxufnznt
u the fesent order made by htm-
Another Etatsfnena has besu -
sued anttripatins an advance II in-
iexesf % the ; per cent sansels q
1913 and tha per eens ipan ~ 1897
ronsais. due April 1. 40 as % make
ghem raynbie Immediately. THIS
Amount - to he dep.usgt~d as er-
curnuisfcd customs r~cstpfs and
win reach sis.easeea me daily al
eftsens wni hereafter b. 81 eaa. go.
~pEAN~ CIGAR.
TIE nsw quality. Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

lie has such = fine delivery he
g. bound 20 make his marx. :"
AS WHAT SpellhindcT or base
ball nltrherf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

volunteered 10 deliver lectures 70
the summer school. and that SIX
outside men viii join the teaching
f0rcf for the summer. besides as
aintnntH and helpers The cost OF
outsife help viii be covered by tub
ton frees
Four.storY Brick.
The John p. jacobson e0mpany2
Incorporated. has filed plans for the
erection Of a fourstory brick store
and apartment house AZ ~ YirEinin
". ciuud DE Vail IL the architect.
Snow al Cedar Lake.
A report from the head works Of
the Cedar River water System. re
eeived Saturday. stated that there
has been "a 10 N inches ~ new
snow nj Cedar Lake in the past
few days
Shooting In PARK.
Paris officer Randolph yeHterday
arrested william eeiin and ".
Helms for lpaoislns Ia pistol prac-
tics In Woodland park
gvsngslieal Services.
beginning Thurpday. Evangelist
g. =. ciapp viii conduct services
every evening IN the Edgewaiei
CONGREGATIONAL church. on Whit
man nv. near Kiibournc IT.
Mary Attend Exhibit.
The arts and crafts exhibit under
The auspices ~ the Women'H Cen
fs4rts eliza l. ,.e.stats . rfr.af aaffs
cess. Tho hall Was filled last niEh'
10 listen 10 the musical program
under the direction Of Elizabeth
Richmond Miller Those who took
part we're Miss Georgia Du Bots.
Miss Margaret Mccullough. Miea
Hslen Nordhoff. Miss Edna Pendle'
ton. Miss Nellie sloaa. Miss Scho-
| field. Mas Leah Greenbaum, Miss
Bertha Farmer. Mas Bertha Saase,
Miss Bertha Teller. Mas Lalu
shephaso.
Beard 20 Wait v.
The State Board Of Contsoi viii
sl4it the State University on April
~. IL make an examination Of the
different departments
Claims 5000.
Mrs. Wlnaifred Newell claims
o.. 600 damages % The city for = fall
she says abe received on &. Fifty
sixth 81. hsiween Fourteenth and
Fifteenth avs \. 4.
Msaszins for tire Bliad.
me Seattle rahila library has
Just received the firHt Issue % the
Matilda zlerier maHaHfne for the
hlin1 a rev system q potni type
~ used. REPEATING the cid raised fipe
Letters. and u - claimed that the
paanss appeal mere readiiy 10 ths
touch thma The lines.
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Albert 4. Tiila a former Great
Northern section hand near Index.
sued the railroad for $4,000 dam
ages for alleged injuries by being
thrown from a hand car The plain
tiff Il now paralYked.
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BUILDING FUND
CLIMBING

The Y N. C. A. building fund Htill
needs tTS.1s7s6 The contributions
made nn % date Arn aa follnwa.
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Arli u nmTfd. aged ~. former
I Hzatulpk. via. died ygster.
\ q - faesfsc hospital - con.
anx'm Ths deceased n a Goa.
&txR David - TITS city TIE
II : q faftNrwoFths and ufl
y ktswt y Wisconsin for burial
tzd .. Wood.
ne leg II EAfl ID Weed. She
n 1 sssEraiosls March "a 81
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soEAN- CIGAR.
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