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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
WILL
PLAY POOL :

John Wilson, Of Seattle. aud
Cqsxe kirkland. of San Francisco.
wfNIplay a match game OF pool.
100 balls niFht, for "A side bet Of
ft0o and purse OF 500, NJ the
Auditorium billiard Hall. al 1898
Fourth av The first game will
be tonight. play starting ~ 1880.
The frat game was 10 have been
played last night. but the eondl.
tons Of the match demanded that
the game be played ON Merle a
Heaney table. Tho table was not
up and the men refused TO play
Wilson IL an expert player aud
his friends are giving odds that he
will defeat the Frisco man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
RACING AT BUTTE,
tsy United prsss.9


BUTTE. Mont. July a-Reailts
yesterday .
Half miie-Ether NJ won. John
A. Malon second. Lady Powell
third. Time sM
Five and half furlongs Re.
cluse won, Zolla second. Minnie
third Time ~i:0aM.
Mile. selling Airs won, lie
rodus second, The Don third.
Time .t2M
Handicap. one mile and an
eighth Mad ~ won. Eduardo
second. Cabin third. Time g.
Qua mile. selling Chippewa
won.Gfolden Wine second. clapa
third Time asA
Six furlonga. selling Mabel
Iloiiander won. BooRer Red sec.
ond. llarvcl third Time-i tsA
10y aa-asaasf
H. r. Mcfarland hung up a new
bicycle record last night when he
pedalled twp miles at Salt Lake
city IN ,. ssa.6 bicycling Is hav.
ing a revival In all parts OF the
country. Il Ia good sport and
deaeryea patronage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Tho first race will be from akag
sYay, Alaska. 20 Seattle for motor
boata from 30 10 90 feet long. The
second race will be around Van.
couver island, and the third race
will be from Seattle 20 Vancouver.
Mfr Foulaer Will ieay@for Alaska
Ia a few weeks tQemake preliminary
arrangements foikGaie races
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
Rb RARl WILL
HILD NEW YACHT

Ted Geary. captain OF the Spirit.
will desigp another yacht and try
to CAPTURE the Alexandra cup again
next year. Scott Calhoun Is au.
thority for this statement
The Spirit h remarkably fast
boat. bat Ocary thinks with his
added experience he can desuQ
boat thin will be- stlll faster. Scott
Calhoun and a number Of local
yachtamen will furnish the mooey
for the new yaclu.
The boat Will be built IT'D winter
and pat In the water next Gs ogy.
Yachts 10 coupote for CB koo
andra cup viii also be biult 10
BelD eham and Victcro.
Nelson and Cans love signed ar.
ticles to fight 10 q finiso at Ely.
Nov, on September 7. They Will
weigh 1873 pounds ringslde Nelson
will get $4,000 and Cans $4,000,
win. lOae or draw. Tex Richard Is
promoting the fight Nelson has
the Indian sign on the dinge now
and should have no trouble in de.
featinE him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
Big MOTOR BOAT
RACES PLANNED

Three biz motor boat races will
be held next summer by the ~.
Gently formed Northwestern Inter
Power Hoat association. of
which u NJ Foulser OF Seattle IL
secretary Prizes aggrcgatinE more
than $4,000 have already been of.
fered by motor boat manufacturer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Round trip tickets on sale July
e aud %: August 8. 7. 81 and
q by the Oregon r. r. a Nayiga.
tton Co Rates. routes. tickets and
reservations AZ uslon Ticket OF.
flee. SOS First av +. +. Ellis. gen'l
Agent sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

tyre had not ssne 90 sleep az the
fiaish. they would have cashed
sure.
Carroll Davis bet $500 ~ no0a.
venture TO show After showing
Kpeed the first y0rt OF the trip, the
horse blew up when the pinch
came
whAe the betting was In prog.
reas ii the fourth race u certainly
looked as II something had gone
wrong With ssanleS Pay, The
horses price went hack from ? 10
/ out TO tn 2. and a good many
spectators kept off on that ac.
count. uoWver. when the race
Was run Stanley proved himeelf
the liveat dead ono that ever
Iotartcd At The Meadows.
Fantastic showed marvellous Inn.
provcment in ths handicap over
her last start When she showed a
very poor performance. However.
yesterdays race showed that the
mare IL getting back 10 her true
form. when tsiF bird h good
there are mighty few horses that
can beat her doing anything
Watch this one the neat time she
starts.
Robt. Mantet. the noted actor.
was a visitor to the course during
the afternoon and incidentally paid
a call on the judges
~ 4 Wilson. president % the
Butte Racing association. sent q
wire yesterday saying that the
meeting there wes an uaqueaiion.
able success and that. In spite Of
reports 20 the contrary. would run
the entire SO esys. as advertised
They are stili rarang AZ ppaver.
but without a betting ring Hill
Finn won race there the other
day with vlntcs
Jack Juneman. ths we'll known
horeeman and sometime plunger.
had several good things up his
slese yessarday which failed to
connect However. look ous for
Jack II things start coming his SAY
What do you know about fhsas
, One.Two.Three Martin fell for the
Bonaventure tip 70 the extent Of 20
bones.
Jack McDevitt. Clayton William,
son and Mark Kenyon. a trio Of 10.
eel sports were AT the track during
the afternoon. They gave the dol
lar book an awful play.
Matt Ries and Joe Tiglle added 4
couple ~ thousand apiece a. theft
! already fat hank rolls when Belle
Of Ir0qoOis won.
Tony Tubervllle. the clocker, bel
500 against 81 ZOO on ISrlemeat
tie stood near the paddock when
the race was run and the anxe con
fused him 40 that he thought In
element had won. when he learn
ed otherwise IL took him the rsHl
] OF the afternoon 10 cool oct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
Tells o. squabbIs.

mot Forder a few days ago. and
had him tell mo about bis squad.
BILE with O'nnen and some Of the
innide things 81 the two O'Bfien.
burns tights which caused 80 much
comment he seegied 20 hold no
grudge against his former pupil.
add stated that he was one A. the
greatest living boxers A. regards
science. ha said. oBri9 we a
peer beside Burns
Contrary 10 the story circulated
At the time by o'nricn that he dis.
missed 'hia totor on a charge OF
blAekmall. Fofdef said BE- ceased
OF Rs own accord TO teach Jack
haw 90 be a gentleman. because
the latter asut him check for
S2s which was diaaonofed a. the
hank. owing % no funds tie
kept on the trail Of "Iawn. hos
ever, till TIC got the money due
him. but later suffered the humll
iaiion OF almost becoming = beg
gar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
W.. -. LAD

In the tirat mill between O'nrien
and Burns. rordcr says that Burns
should have been given the de-
clelou. but that Ieffrics knew why
he called Il a draw That waa the
fight IN which Tommy landed the
awful soakef on Jacks nose. break.
Ing b aud MASKING e az flat as
a grlddic-cake
During the night oBrlen had the
operation performed on his nose.
when three broken bones were re-
moved, he guffere terrible pain.
and once became. 80 convinced he
was golng 10 die that he sent for
bis manager. Jack Cribbins. and
made preparations TO draw up bis
will
when Tom McCafey. manager Of
the Pacific Athletic club. com.
menced negotiations for the sec
ond meeting between the men.
O'Brlen had not forgotten tho. In.
iured nose. aud refused point blank
TO fight unlesA Burns promised TO
lay down McCarey and Burns,
after DAYS of dickerinE. finally
agreed 90 O'nrien's terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
Seattle Theatr

Russell a Drew Mxgs Msis 4
Mat Today aud Sat Every Kgrf
Emma Bunting and the giarxsa. \
Ing Company in ~ fonast's h.s 4
'sIHF MYSTERY Oh mr.
cot AT Onr Prices Mats IA
25e. Nights Isc 10 See
Nert week - a Dsugkta, =,
south hams company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Harry Tate Of this city went to
Nancouger on Tuesday and told
few people he was Frsnk A. GOtch.
the wrestler. With the aid OF heavy
padded shoulders and a plausible
tongue. Tate made his bluff good
and even succeeded Ia hoaxing
crednnus reporter and getting an
Interview IN Vancouver paper.
The reat Gotoh IL now IN Dallas.
Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
Lois Theatre

Phones Sunset Matn 1906 fna \
A nig Hi The scrsaminx ID
Comedy
WHY SAITH LEFT H0aE.
Just the Rlnd the 9oopie wam Il
Coed pid Summer Time
Matinas saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
ANERIcAN LEAGUE


a. Philadelphia Philadelphia. q. 81
Louis y.
A. Boston nostnn. Cleveland
A. New Nurh Detroit q New Nark z
a. WashinEten-- Washington. =. Chi
cagn. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Come on IN, The waters fine ar
biz Luna Park Natatorium. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Herbert Sorder. al one tlmeJack
Olirien's tutor. FOR the present IL
a resident Of Seattle SIC probably
knowe more than any other man
about that fighiers past ~iaetics
Anyway. no aaya plainly and dls.
tlnctiy. lilo, Of all the faklra. Phil.
adgbhia Jack n the cuckoo.
F0fdor 50 graduate Of the TINT
verHlty Of Durham. England and
apent a year with O'Bnen n TO-
capacity - iniellectgsl adyoer.
between lhe periods occupied In
teaching Jack how 90 talk correct
b.. eat and comb bis hair For1of
says be sroge a book which VAS
70 have been glazed son the mar
ket. sontaled "O'nricn. Ills Book.
8y Himself" a story al O'Hrien's
ife The pngillat's supposed ist
efars work never reached the sell
inE place. owing 10 bis disastrous
finish ~ the hands Of Burns IN
their first sefto Ia Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

inflelder. and Blil Filnrieh.
VIII Join the Seattle team I'sA
returns from Vancouver s vs'sh
new tWirler, WIS given a ,y.als
terday. ''vH i
HaaHaaaass
Hugo Kelley, The Chlcas.
wants a whirl "a stanlev w ~
Kelley u one Of the he, TIC
middieweights. M the elas. =
with Papkc showed ~ e
, make Ketehell travel fast !
Joe Carroll ~ rapidly 49,.
c0nyalesccnt NJ PrOvldebe. {
Joe WIS operated upon Tu.as..
a severe case Of Appended.
Roller performed the ouets,,'
"NN4I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

HOTEL nARLAND-~lIot aad cold wa.
Ter Ia every room, free bath. tsat see =,
ond a., cor. Pine, zoe aud 40 per das
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

A~attIe's Leading Vaudeville riss&
performances daily ~. Ts4f
ALWAYS cool. ALWAYS IsFa3
SII-T0IIs0W Thu HlG
HAPPY GROW Ds
= Big Acts. Al Direct From Men
Show In Town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
Inside Facts of Several
Contests Given by
Man in Seattle.
nv c. HARRISON oagGn0

The sporting public Will proba'
bly never forget the shock II re-
celyed by the confessions of Tom
my Burns and Philadelphia Jack
OHrien. after their last fight In
Los Angeles OBrien'm ackuowl'
cdgment OF crookedneEa forever
buried him. aud no spofR would
nov think Of placing bet on him,
for fear Of something being fixed"
one way or taynpthsr Burns -.
ccived his sn)Dtf censure ia the
deal. bat he never would have been
able 10 crawl out ~ the mess had
he not int~med the referee be.
fore the ftSft OF the arrangement,
30 that the bets could be called off
Knowing O'Rrlen'n record 80
we'll. II seems strange that Jimmy
Cyafoth would waste 20 much time
cTsC9yoflng to match the rhlladei'
phla man Report has H. how
ever. that the Frisco promotes has
at last aacertaiued how MUGS con.
fldence o. fight fans have Ia
o'iirien. and he has let 20 bis
Idea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

The eighteenth annual tourna-
ment Of the Seattle Lawn Tennis
club Is being held al the courts on
Madison and Minor SITS In yester-
days games Dr. O w. Hawley and
ID 5. Niles beat A. Hcaton and
Heath Moore 60 Mrs. Parton Swift
and Heath Moore were defeated BY
- $. Nilca and Mrs. Curfan 10
Mrs. Carsiens and Mr. Colwell de-
feated Miss Bessie Smith aud Carl
s.ewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

The Merry Widows. an aRFrega-
ton 81 feminine ball players. and
the Nippons. the local japanese
team. viii play a game this after.
noon a. Dugdale's park The Japs
gave fast team and the Merry
Widows are said 10 be clever per
formers. They have a shoftstop
who l. wonder and everybody Is
wondering whether II is rhsS or
a she"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Jack Johnson, In Forders ostl.
nation, Is one hard man TO beat.
but at that. he says. he would not
bet a dime Il he and Burns are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Guy Meets, catcher: W. r. oriei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

The yacht Spirit Of Seattle Is now
at Victoria She VIII leave totsY
or tomorrow for Seattle. The Vic.
toria yachtsmon are giving Geary
aud his creN a royal time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
The Double Cross.

That fight. Forder stated. result.
ed In a smooth piece OF double
crossing on the part Of Burns. aud
the big crowd OF fight enthusiasts
Cot the gaff good and plenty. They
saw a soot race instead Of q fight
The contest was advertised for
= $40. 900 purse According to For.
der. there wasn't a cent up. the
principals agreeing beforehand 70
percentage basis.
After the fight was fixed"
o'Brien took up training quarters
at Arcadia. at Lucky Raldwln's
ranch. but SO sure was he That
Burns would play the part Of the
aleeplng kid at the gight time that
he didn't train a hit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

po q ms iu
jewell 10 show Lad p
Wilmer On Annie haehbuIa
Tnd had
up and poorly
dden Houatenturo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

The newspapers az the time told
OF the many dramatic incidents at
the ring side that night. how
Burns informed the referee before
he went inside the ropes Of his
agreement with O'Rrien TO quit.
but tha he was going 20 fight: OF
the referees announcement that
all bets were declared off. and the
pltiful picture OF O'nrien In his
corner when the referees words
gave him the first inkllng of his
being trapped AZ hls own game
OBrlen not being In shape. made
no attempt 10 fight. lie almost set
fire to himself running away from
Burns.
After O'nrlen beat George Crisp
In England. Forder says that the
fermer made lunches OF money
buncolng the public. He Travelled
all over England. knocking CD out
Yank Kenny regularly. under a
different name. In a different town.
for 5000 TO 81 900 per week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

SPORT0GRAMs

The slwashes were walloped
agala yesterday Vancouver has
taken s"ven Of M last 10 games
from Seattle Fron the pace the
Canuekh are travelling. Seattle will
be lucky II they don't annex the
next four straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
STAR FORM CHART

sEaTTtE w .v.as..is w.asa-s s'saf
20RQ fasiaass apsafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Tony Tubervllie. the clocker, bet
500 against 1900 on ISrlement
lie stood near the paddock when
the race was run aud the an1e con.
fused him 40 that he thought In.
element had won when he learn
ed otherwise IL took him the rsEt
OF the afternoon 10 cool oct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

They are stu racng a. Denver.
but without a betting ring Hill
Finn won a race there the other
day with Nintts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

soEruwrsrnHN LEAGUE.

FFNFFFW8T fFHTHFH1
A. Portland F1tSa o Portland.
~ Frisco Los lsf,iea. ri Oakland. e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

R0bt. Manteli. the noted actor.
was a visitor to the course during
the afternoon and incidentally paid
a call on the Judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

~ 4 Wilson. president % the
Butte Racing association. sent q
wire yesterday saying that the
meeting there Wss an aaaueation.
able success and that. In spite Of
reports 20 the contrary. would run
the entire SO ssys. as advertised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

II > q TIms b q
. hssfanH
A
20 80 Wee s3siF s~csnf as.ias rtlsd
mssrsss hsHa vsn 4.
29S7 sEcosp RscEFss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Matt Ries and Joe Tigae added a
couple ~ thousand apiece a. their
already fat bank rolls when Belle
OF IroqoolE won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Jack Iuneman. ths we'll known
horoeman and sometime plunger
had several good things up his
siesse yesisrday which failed to
connect However. look ogt for
Jack II things start coming his way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

a. pos" nlhstss orr a. Ams.ast j
y
Winner 81 tstip-fikow
sutton sn ~ ads'us
ANS closet fast under a
2GA1 SIXTH RAcEoae Selling rhrseysarods upward
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-17
They Saved the Cat.

A cat. silver framed mirror and a
hair brush were among the household
articles saved" early this morning in
an apartment house fire at Sixty fifth
street and Washington avenue. Forty
eight families lived in the building
which is known as the Pemberton
apartments. and few minutes after
the alarm of fire was sent in. all of
them. slightly clad, and all of them
carrying what in their moment of ex-
element, appeared to them their most
prescious possessions.
The fire was caused by some one sat
urating rags with kerosene. The smoke
from these smoldering rags started
through the air transome in the build
ing. filing it with smoke. When the
fire department appeared the fire was
extfnguished with a loss of $40
Mrs. r. Davis, who lives in one of the
upper flats, attracted attention by car
rying her pet cat to safety. and Mrs.
r. H. Green saved a silver framed
hand mirrir and a hair brush.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-17
LABOR NEWS

James Kier Hardie is the founder of
the labor party and is the chief figure
in the party in England. He says that
the time is ripe to organize a labor
party in Canada and that by a better
union of their forces the laborers of
America can obtain legislation for their
advancement.
Another big international union will
establish headquarters in Washington,
D. c. The general convention of the
stone cutters voted to make the presi-
dents position salaried one so that
he might devote all of his time to the
organization and decided upon Wash
ington for the general headquarters.
The employees of the textile mills cor
poration at Wesson, Miss. have pre-
scented to President Oldenheimer OF
that company. a proposition to accept
a reduction of ten per cent. in wages
until the depression in the textile in.
dustry is overcome, when they will ex-
pect a resumption of the former seal,
of wages.
Two hundred thousand cotton mil
operators at Manchester. England, have
been notified by the federation of cot
ton spinners that a reduction of wage!
will be enforced by the masters. If tn,
spinners should protest lockout viii
follow. which will throw as many NOR,
out of work in the otehr department.
of the business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-17
NEW CRIB IS INSTALLED
Windsor Park Possesses
New Water Supply
Intake Now.

The largest crib ever sunk by the
city of Chicago for use as a water sup
ply intake, was placed in its position
yesterday afternoon, three miles out
in the lake, off the shore of Seventy
third street, Windsor Park. The work
of sinking the crib was started Mon
day morning, under the directions of
George w Jackson.
The crib is designed as an intake
for the new southwest water tunnel,
which is to supply the territory lying
between, Sixty third street and West
tern avenue, Lake Michigan, and the
Calumet river, with an abundant sup
ply of pure drinking water.
The crib was built in South Chicago
and was towed to its location in the
lake by four tugs. 1t is expected that
it will be ready for use in December
1909. The structure, which is 10 feet
in diameter and has two intakes, each
fourteen feet wide, cost the city $780,
600. 1t consists of two steel shells
with an opening of fifty feet in the
center.
The crib contains 100000 pounds OF
steel, 10000 feet of timber, and 5000
cubic yards of concrete 1t is within
fifty feet OF the old Hyde Park water
intake. and the two are to connected
by bridge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-17
LITTLE BOY IS MISSING
William Joges Sent to Gro.
Gerry Store and Fails to
Return Home.

Word was received late yesterday
afternoon that Robert Jogens, the ten
year-old son of William Jogens, 10943
Michigan avenue, was missing. He
was sent to the store by his mother
early in the morning to get some gro
ceries and had some money in his po-
session with which to purchase them
when he disappeared.
When he had not returned in an
hour after being sent to the store,
which is but a block from his home,
his mother became alarmed and went
out to see if she could see any trace
of him. Upon inquiring at the store
it was found that he had not been
there
His mother does not believe that
he is kidnapped, but the father thinks
that some man who is committing all
the kidnapping deeds in and around
Chicago has got his child.
The father with a party of neigh
bors secured the brush around the out
skirts of the town and all the empty
boxcars on the Nickel Plate were ex-
amined, but without the slightest clew
to his whereabouts
The mother said that the boy had
strayed away from home many a time
but always returned, and she cannot
account for the boys whereabouts and
is in a Frustrated condition at hel
home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-17
HERE AND THERE IN THE CALUMET REGION
HERE AND THERE.

Miss Nettie Holt. who has spent two
months as the guest of her brother, I.
l. Holt of the Kimball Piano company
Iof South Chicago. left yesterday morn
ing for the Hawaiian Islands. Miss
Holt is musical director in the schools
at Hawaii
The One Hundred and Sixth street
bridge which caused the citizens of
Irondaie and East Side to raise UP in
arms over its condition, few weeks
ago, has been repaired and street cars
and wagons are now able to resume
their traffic. The bridge was knocked
from its foundation by big steam boat
about two months ago.
Lieutenant Moore of the East Side
station is taking. his vacation, and his
place is being filled by Sergeant A. a.
Pearson.
| Mrs. James C. Dickson of 9023 Hous-
ton avenue, accompanied by Miss Han
nah Corners, Ninety first and superior
az nue, returned from months visit
at Toronto. Niagara Falls and other
Canadian points.
G. Turnquist and wife and +. Schri-
Der and family were the guests Of ]. 0
Carlson and family, 9112 Superior ave
nue. The affair was in the form of &
reception in honor of the latter whc
recently returned from a trip abroad
Mr. b. Barancik, general manager O
Barancik's department. store, Nintieti
street and Buffalo avenue, in company
with his wife are on a ten days tril
Ito West Baden.
Mr. A. A. Newton, advertising man
lager of s. Lederers has returned from
two weeks vacation pleasantly spen
lat Powers Lake.
Miss Harriet Brabbs, 1921 Avenue M
tEast Side, has returned from a tw'
weeks visit to Glen Park, Ill She re
lports having very good time.
Miss Martha Pearlman of Saratoga
Mich, is visiting with Miss Mary Arms
iby of 1S9 Seventy third street.
The Ladies Aid of the Calume
Heights NJ E. church viii give an ic
lcream social tomorrow night at tn
Calumet Heights NJ. E. church, Ninety
third street and Paxton avenue. TIL
proceeds viii go for the benefit of tn
church.