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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30
Forgot All Honorable seruples
Against Eavesdroppino.

q son, and II you card us lulkIu, YOU
hn0w all about 49, Tie took Go drIn.
miss, and was ullus in trouble And
laN year e got to Quaucllng-
Montreal Il was-aui STABBED q
MAN And the man up and died. So
they're after i'm fur Il, and thoy'll 'aua
Im. miss, they'll 'aug my boy II they
actches I'M"
she rocked 10 and fro a moment In
poechlcss misery. and then conun.
ned.
And I give I'm money Miss Elise.
but ! don't let I'm come mp 'orc. OK.
cent to-day e follorCd me unbc.
Wownst. miss. and lot I'm go In the
coal ole. God mrgive me fur the llb.
ury / took Mostly e comes down
the shore In rs boat, and ! meets i'm
quite private. hut I've give I'm an
lho muney | 'ad. aud my brothers give
hlm money. too. and 'cs goIu' back 10
.ho Ola country to live a decent lie"
Who're were you when I heard YOU
alEngg"
"lu the coal ole at the back o. the
cellar And beg your parding fur
the liberty took, but don't lay Il up
agIn mo-. miss. fur what else could
mother dog And Miss Elise, durIIu'
rou'u keep quiet tongue In yer cad
won't you. and let I'm git away? Fur
os shipped as a sailor and sails ON
sunday mornin'"
said would talk II over with the
others but | thought n she promised
mover to allow him near the house
uHaln We would say nothing, as he
was REALLY going TO leave the country
and reform She quite chcorod uu
ihon, and Insisted ON getting me- o.
lunch waiting on me with a huml'.'r
and uhclty | found most touch'n
'h.s Uemnt son explained various I..
iln mysteries about Mary Anne which
had puzzled me a good deal, and / fr..
very sorry. indeed, for the poor ere
.nre with Der secret trouble
bad been so excited that I quiz.
forgot my own Ills and longed Tor lHu
return OF The girls, that ! might t1'h
The matter over with them They could
not get home before six o'clock how
.Fer 80 won't out ON the ycrandu %.
vail for HON aud enjoy the sale
breeze
To my surprise, / found Lady Edith
campbell reclining IN the hammoCl
.'adlns tho morning paper Sh
laughed as / exclaimed DO astonI %
menJ and came to meet me with 81
Aiss OF Welcome.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30
steIns Are euraIar AIarm,.

In u Now York rathskeller they
have devised a novel way to protect
tho ornamental stems on the shelf
running along the side Of the room.
Zach stands upon burglar alarm con
nectlon and when one IL removed a
contact is made, a drop falls on the
nnnunclator indicating the position of
the table and a bell rings. In second
half a dozen walters are in attendance
at that table and the stein goes back
on It's peg. The proprstors have lost
no many valuable pieces OF bric,abrnc
that they were constrained To adopt
this measure, Since tho alarm system
has gone into eject there have been
many surprises. but no losses.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30
FRENCH-CANADTAN CATTLE,
CLOSELY RELATED TO JERSEY
Give More Profit Form OF Churncd Butter for
Each Doiiurs Worth OF Feed Than Any


The early French settlers iu Canada
came principally from tho provinces
81 Normandy and brittany BOO France.
which Doc near thH Channel lHIu1dR
the home of ihc Jersey. and Gueru.
seys The cattle OF the mainland and
Of the Islands were of the same blood.
and those which the op'unIsts brought
10 quebec. and from which the pros.
out French Canadian cattle are DE-.
seconded. we're those very closely rc.
lated To the Channel island breeds.
SAYS writer lu the Rural Sew York
er Even now the resemblance o. 800
close that many light culorud. pure.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

ment' born with Tie Instincts ~ hIs
class. which make Injuries nprr.s.
lies. and up money tD crafty them
And then the rU.I shoulder every.
whore-cuuf"uutunus pity from DOH.
class. open rilirulo from yours"
u sent you away willy ! took th,
Die Of money Do gave mD and sent YOU
10 the states TO school whore yH1
could be- a gentleman aud mo- question.
asked And loved you. darlln. aI
ius loved YOU"
You gave inc what YOU could. sun.
pose. I'm not blaming you Tor that
But you turned me loose with "a llt.lr
learning and mo- monoy-a dangerous
combination. mother So went 90
The bad. proiorr'ug short life and a
merry one. Then { met Ncll and was
happy for she loved mo Don't say
Doe diint-ahc did tell you. she
does"
And so DO g. my boy Who could
.uyo YOU like your mothcr?'
Then. mother. do az tell Won
without any more fuss. Come away
from this placc-it gets on my nerves
and give mo something 10 drink. for
was up 900 night and have moro
work ahead of mo-"
Their voices died away. and I sat for
ZONE time longer mcdintng upnn
What I had heard. and. N tho truth
Iust De- told. afraid 10 .morgo from
} lc cellar while the man was ON tho
Premises. A. last sound In the
ichcn Indicated that Mary Anne had
Burned alone. so went boldly up
to outside steps and around To the
uchon door
She sat on chair near the table
tr apron thrown over her head. the
aturc Of despair aud advanced
qctly and laid my hand upon her
tuldcr. for my heart achpd for the
pr soul.
MARY Anne" I said. very gently
r. was In the collar lust now. and
hard you talking"
She stared at mo with widely dis
iadcd eyes and trembling lips
Miss Elise!' she Easpcd "You /.
irc9"
I Q didn't go with the others. because |
I.m head achod You have not boon .
'ncst with as, Mary Anne We didn't .
how you had q son"
l ihc rested her head 10 her hand
lbs burst into tears.
I'll on Miss Elise Hho sobbcd. don't .
| hd, ut mo that way--lm unhappy
ssurh without that Yes. miss ave
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

bred Canadian COW cnn almost pass
ne q DARK Jersey They have. ln mDl
been called the nrat cousins Of these
other breeds but their residence for
900 years in the province of Quebec
whore in The past especially BOO
pioneer days thuy we're scnutly fed
and poorly sheltered. bias developed o.
constitution of iron
For size thoy rank with the Jersey
COWS averaging from 600 to gUI
pounds. 1ui bulls correspondence
heavier The color .s black cor dark
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30
ARE ILL-MATED COMPANIONS
Remarkable Fact That Humor and
Melancholy Seem Fond Of Each
Others Company.

Too often humor and melancholy 20
together They keep company like a
rifl who likes 10 dance. and fellow
who writes nice. gloomy poetry Thoy
get tied together. but they don't hitch.
They sympathizo like oil aud water
not They tell us that some OF the
Newspaper humorists. who actually
make people laugh. are sometimes
very rlum and melancholy az home
ana can't see a Joke any quicker than
anybody else. when It's on themselves
lts too bad that humoHst should
thus belle his profession but he's NOR.
tai anyway who doosut7 II was
said that Lincoln had to make jokes
20 relieve caro-. lie said. Were II not
for this occasional vent. ! should die"
The vent Of the humurist is mclan.
choly Let him Kick the cat. let him
complain Of tho oatmeal let him look
glum as an uwl-ho. too. ~ entitled
90 a little variety Let him read Bur.
tons Anatomy Of Mclancholy." or
Mrs Caudlu's Lectures Tor that mat
ter-hcH entitled 60 something pen,
siy'. ny the way Burton aforesaid
has given 81 his Anatomy" "a plctur.
osQuc description ~ mlfth. 1T TO- no
says. 20 principal engine to batter tho
walls OF melancholy" lie must have
had horsnulay In mind our idea "a
that humor is little eddy In the rush
ing millstroam uf lifc-Vh,rc fellow
cuu rest uWhI. and rsh
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

ln their ability tp thrive ON rough
pasture 100 summer and coarse. plain
fodder BOO winter Nevertheless th.y
respond pl"ud.diy 90 better troa
mont
lu issG. 90" Quebec legislature CAV.
on official standing to thr breed hy
establishing herd book Animals
of ackuuU lodged pure blood and Uf
superior dairy qualities were admitted
to registration fur ten years. but a.n.o
1896 mono hny" been, or run ho. 90.
torrd except tho descendants of tho
foundation stock already recorded
The whole number uf animals uuN un
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

brown, with sometimes fawncui.
orcd stripe down the back. and the
mufzl' WHy or may NOT bn lawn ur
orangr gulurud. like that ol Jersey
The general appearance Boz one uf
nlornvss Bud viror The head is Zoo.
tcll.sUnt .hoNlng an active dIHpusE
tion. which iH nt tho same Umy Go.
mnrkably docile Tho uddrr is ear
ricd close 90 the body, tcnts are at
good Size. aud well placed RIBS or,
well sprung barrel ruomy and Ghost
remarkably deep Tuberculosis ia
claimed 90 bee unknown tn this breed.
except whom contracted by direct con
tact with animals of other origin The
Canadians surpuss an other breeds
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

.u
wv ''u ITO. 'h. ITO. ''' s'l''
ah' certainty Nil n". 'Ni''i '' he
,'I 'll "..' WIN .N'h "f.'.he1
.'.'0 ''.' 'Nl- H'IHInh Simply '1uiI
"
d" ny 'n NlH j.
hh'"-'' ..''I.r ''IH me. They
N..''l d" lH' b. ny again. h1i WI.
.'' n'' a..''"N gone. ana j h1'" ''
.'' "' ''.'l l''.u.'I. POD per liI' u
.'.' q" t". N'.'' noon pN mead got
Wv AuI my room i'It .o clos" and
'''-'i I'f '3Hr cool breeze
.'" I"''.F WOW. go MANAGED 10
'''-. ana wax nr here thinking we
A'-h' compare symptom. ! rang. but
no one came. 81" ] appropriated the
H'mmo'h. as my walk had used me- Mp
''h P'''','. nope you don't mind
'',' "lu'n.
I'M. Nl'''u'' 10 assure h'r VS. dc.
.'.N.'l' as ] had hah more than
',.-" wv ivy own society. =" We nae
''ht' 'uhI"rl'b.e afternoon. and hv
.'',. wy "''' NNh' "'"'-n' u' yea.
',' o." ''.I'','''''- E''U'' 'l me Whlch
l','l l.I'.," '' pea Tor silence.
r.'. '.' E ,'., u, u' "ol' TO say Kept
"' W, 7''''' '"'''''''.
'u'' '"" your c'npI'Nl'n' rc.
' ',..' N'.',' '' J. ""i''li'' me H'nsh'il
ln,A 'i my tu.a, ln''. Nov, ] am
t..' ' i., , '''' "'''' 'H''' O'' you
i.., as "a '.'.'I o., '"'.N' YET you nave
'.' w., '.'' ''7 u"'l D" p "HN a3
,.,,., ,., % N'.'' "' To- MAKE the
,.i.,, ,' ~ '"'.' '''. sue re-
in,, =. 'a'n''' l' mas Do stay
i,,, 49, "'. '."'' , '.'''-" '','. MOI"
wv, az .u.l 1' ',' I'l" i'ii me the
t..tr..' "'' 'l"' ..'hiiy
s.,,.,.' ~, ,'5 '''" -"''' ''"''N ON
a V I io,., v.r,.,., .,..-,
.,t, " ''''" " '''''' "'''" ''""' ''r!
.ob ,yu,.t,t .,... .,,
him 4, rncb a., tis .r,..,.,. aa ' w., ,'
Is f,r ,r,n w.ii ,, , ,.,,,.. ., ',,' ".
+ ,'I,t ra W i l.,', l'..''" ''''''.'+u
noticed tb,, d. ',,,n. ,,,... ,'', s"I
h,,,,r ., i,,.," '''' "''-"''' '"'
1 mad, M, ,r.r,,ri,,, .,,.,. ..,
tho copy,r.,ting Jrir,5 IL,
tbf,.s A. ".,''
4, , .'........ US we s't ius''h'r IN 'ho
F, ,.,'..'. way '''. E'h"l l' ana no.
a., ,r ,l', ,I'. ~ n"'''' 'nn' IN ln' lace
,'' ""'' '"' H'''' t'lu
@ "'.,n "'' 'N''''' my curiosity
,..' .,'''' ,.-.
D., 49,. ,' ..., "' IT, "ll .N' 90 once drew
hen ,5c .,or, w, ,, b" '., ..,' A." , ,. ,olI
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

Don't iurFpt 90 keep picking the cu.
Dumbors us they rIuun. Look thrlueh
iuc vines oHroul'y uhey have % great
way OF hiding Boo the lcaycs), So that
rnnc win Dee utsrIu0hed. for two or
three Jorge ones going Co seed VIII
sap the strength of thcir vine. where
us 900 picking them right along new
ONES w.l' form aud a continued sun
ply Dee secured
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

It is one thing 20 make friends. but
cutie another 10 keep them Rcmom.
Der that friendship win not thrive on
dlsoouriosy or neglect Little cour.
tof'es aud attentions 10 those with
whom We are most intimate help to
smooth and swooton life.-Home Chat
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

An artist had finished a landscape:
on looking up, he bchcld an Irish nav.
w gazing at his canvas We'll said
tho artist familiarity. do you suppose
you could make a picture like that?"
The lrishmnn moppcd his forehead
moment Sure. q man en- do amy.
thLng II hos drmy % NJ" be ropllcd.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

The man who cannot remember tho
teNt or aught OF the sermon % hyp.
noticed or has worked himself into a
trance, and sluopInyas aud inability to
tell what the preacher has said must
BE- considered as an indication OF a
pi'ty that has passed beyond the con.
troll OF Us pussgssor or OF attention
50 acute that IL concentrates itself on
the words and face Of the speaker. to
the disregard ot thought expressed by
words Christian Advocate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30
La6t Words q John quincy Adams.

The dramatic death OF John Quincy
Adams uu the door OF the house OF
congress gave the wrItcrs oft h.s day
900 opportunity ior putting fine words
.u DTS mouth and rearing another his.
.1ric hero, Al that time Dr. w. A.
Nowell was q member OF congress
from Sew Jersey nul subsequently
became governor ut his state. Tie was
Tho lrat TO reach the stricken man as
Hy sank 10 the door
DR. Newell later in life insisted that
\Iams' last words, spoken 10 him.
we're.
This Is the end. quick. a little
brandy"
Which doesn't accord with popular
a.storles OF the event by a long shot
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

anyone called, porkius?" yes.
my lord; man with O bin Used awful
lnugnaGe' And abusive Why. n he'd
been your lordship himself he couldn't
have been more so!"-Auy sloper's
Ha.fHoIiday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

Among % large shooting party ON a
Scottish grouse moor was % certain
elderly professor whose skill with hla
sun was hardly equal 10 ,hc profundl
ty Of his Intellect suddenly q heavy
storm Of rain came on. aud nv there
was no shelter ON the moor the shoot.
ors got thoroughly drcnchod through.
AZ least, all but one suiiorcd-the pro
fcssor lie had mysterlously disap
pcarcd whom the rain came on. and he
did not rcloln tho party until tho, sun
was shining once mors. - the
.-'"-semeut % tho others the ,'rudita
one was as dry as n bone. Tho others.
dronchod and Disguised. inquired OF
him how Il was he had escaped a
wcttIng Directly the rain came on"
replied the professor. Il went on by
myself. stripped on my clothes. and
sat on thOm until the storm was over"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

IN the winter turn thom out ao hpy
can got gNorcis, Tho exercise is OF
more benefit than tho food mgy got
For rough food there ia nUthua Uyt.
ter than clover hay the sheep ur,ur
got tired OF To- aud corn fodder IS uyNt
or slough hay is very poor
feed for sheep and they DO NOT seem
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

or Won % nishts.
Then don't think"
"Ah, 'ow can { dip IT, Me that
carried YOU in me arms when you was
rttlc hnbhyi"
We'll now. viii you do what ask.
or won't you?'
Don't ask It OF me. Willy don't
now"
81 do ask &c."
I forgot all honorable scunlcg
against cave dropping. and listened
with an my cars I can only add boz
sclficlrnsc that I believe any one
else in my place would have done the
same
DE muttcrod something I could mot
hear however, and Mary Anne give %
siIHrd sob
"Oh you didn't use 10 be- 500 ard"
she exclaimed ITS shr ns changed
you. IFS rr fault-with 'cr soft and.
aud 'cr ard. crool cart"
Don't you say anything against
Nell won't have IT,"
"Oh, lts allus Ncl nowadays. And
what does she care what anprns 60
Won. so lnpr ps sb,,s s,f, ..,...i,s ~,
only you'J tool. IN IA, Hsnt,. ,...,'
WHY npJ li,,J r,.n,c,,,i, ..,. . ''''
we mipbt nv, b,,p and g,r4E CnI,'
Iry r,ndy tn mnrr, ynn n ,nn.l '.I',
fh, vDrJ"
sarah CpsbI,, rJ,.I,"
"Il's m, b,nls that ,.h,, l.a, O.,
Alnny,s thc finn. 49,, n,,,, , .,, ..'.
Iri you o., o., s,b,,i ,t,,,,. ~. ,. ,
I've wished Ia listened IN y,r ,n.i.
whom e. wanted to tlE, VAN ma ,.
sluop aforc thp mast Fur % s1il r,of
arl work. with a r.r,,s ,pl nn,. ,n..
Then. would mnl., p, NM, d., y,p un,
you'l n look ar yer rtb,r ,rI .,,.
ad us fine vays-"
no mt,ruYfel b,r with ma p,r,...,.
apf lapeb
"Fino WAYS lpJ,,I, Th,rs ,u lt.
oyer soyr his ann non, h,,r,n ,,',
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

record lH about 5000 A. tho Pan
American exhibition buffalo. out ur
tou competing breeds of cattle. thr
FtDucnDuuudluua gave more profit
loo thu form of churnod butter Tor each
dollars worth of food consumed than
amy other breed Isn't this the kind
uf hut'Hr machine We npod9 Given
70 certain amount of raw material Zoe
thr form of fodder and grains, thc.ouw
that can manufacture This into buD
'ur with DO" least waste comes pretty
n.Ur Goo being tho r|aht sort tu keep
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30
cHAPTrR Ylll-contInned.

There Fns silence nur minute. aud
Then the man spoke again.
u toll you there's no use talking
any moro I've begun the thing. and
I'm going through with H."
nut the danger WHY. the dan.
GER"
tIIH... ....f o.. 49,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-07-30

YAls. .worns -lso,. ,hnt You arF' Ana
ne aiKe ". ereii,o walt VI iaiakiH'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-12
LOCAL SREV1rt-S.

Edward Ryan returned home ycster-
day after n short visit in Calumet.
The party of Calumet business and
professional men who left here about
two weeks ago for Arizona points, on
a tour of inspection of the several min
ing properties located in the west, are
expected home Thursday or Friday.
Capt. Thomas Hoatson and Peter
Ruppe are expected back this wee
from Arizona points. where they have
been spending the past three weeks.
A daughter has been born to Anti
Tuoriniemi of Centennial Heights.
Martin Hogan and John Lahore
have gone to Chicago and Detroit,
where they will spend the week. They
expect to witness the baseball series.
Arthur Mitchell of Hammond Ind.
is visiting at the home of his sister.
Mrs. stephen Cooking.
John Rowett of Bessemer, who was
the successful competitor in the Far
rington- Rowett wrestling match at the
Calumet theater Saturday night. let
for homo yesterday.
The Christopher Columbus statue
fund is growing rapidly, and those
who have launched the movement are
much encouraged by the contributions
which have been received
George BENEFITS. formerly of the c.
d II. machine shops, left yesterday for
Selma. Alabama, whore he expects to
locate.
A number of Calumet educational
workers will go to Ishpeming on Thurs
day to attend the Upper Peninsula Ed
ucational institute to be held there.
Miss Violet Nichols has returned TO
Victor, Col, after visiting for some
time with relatives here.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rule of Centen-
NAL Heights.
w. Il. Goodfellow left yesterday aft
ernoon for Colorado points. where he
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-12
SON DIES WITHIN WEEK
OF HIS Fathers DEATH

After an illness which has continuc'
since his return from the Butte minins
camp last spring. Daniel Lynch dice
AZ the home Of his mother. Mrs. Tim
othy Lynch. 81 RaymhaultOwn. at
o'clock this morning., Just one wceh
since the death o. his father.
Air LNnch was about thirty years Of
age. having been born in this city and
a resident OF Calumet until a few
years ago when ne went 10 Butte 20
work in the mines His health became
impaired and he returned 10 Calumet
last spring. having made his residence
in this city since that time. lie is sur
vived by a number OF brothers and sis
tiers. who are; Mrs. William Billed
eaux and Mrs. Patrick Downey OF
Mrs. David simpson Of
Laurium. Mrs. Michael Culliney OF
Houghton. Timothy who Resides al
home and Patrick who lives in Mime
.ota.
No funeral ARA ngements have been
made but it is likely that the services
Win be held in the Sacred Heart
hurch on either Thursday or Friday
norning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-12
FUND FOR COLUMBUS STATUE
HAS REACHED NEARLY $1,000

LEGAL Seeiesies interested IN Movement
Pleased With Success So Far and
With one-Th Of Required Amount
Subscribed il is Believed Entire Sum
Can be Secured.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-12
WANTS GOOD ATTENDANCE.
Indoor Baseball Meeting at Y. M. C. A.
Tomorrow Night Important.

Physical Director Sherwood of the
y. NJ. c. A. is hoping for a good at
tendance of indoor baseball players
tomorrow evening in the local associa-
ton GYM when team is to be organ
lied and other matters connected with
the game discussed. The meeting will
take place at S o'clock sharp. At $3.50
O'Clock those present will get out for
the first practice match. II is the in
tention. If enough players are present,
to choose up sides, and play a match
game. 1t Is likely that many followers
of the game will be on hand, so as to
get line on the players. Practically
all of last seasons team are available
this year, and the Calumet Y. NJ. c. A.
indoor baseball team should be one Of
the strongest in the county.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-12

The subscription fund Tor the Chris
| tophcr Columbus statue. which Il il
proposed 10 erect in some suitable pub,
lie place in Red Jacket. is steadily
growing. Secretary Paul Tommei re-
ported this morning a total 81 about
sl.oeO. or one-third OF the required
amount
Al sundays meeting OF the Chris
topher Columbus fratcrnal society IL
was decided 10 donate Sio0 10 the
fund. There are SIN several local Ital-
ian societies 10 hear from With regard
20 donations. and il IS believed when
al have replied that the fund viii be
even near the s200o mark An Of the
societies approached for subscriptions
have stated that they viii take the
matter ID.
The Italian laales OF Calumet are
preparing for srand bazaar 10 be
held in Calumet during the month OF
January. Preliminary arrangements
have already been made Tor this bazaar
and IL promises 90 be mammoth al J
fair. I; Is hoped "a realize at least /
sloee from this effort alone the pro-
ceeds 10 D. devoted 10 the statue fund /
Al the next meeting OF the local 4
council. knights OF Columbus. the
matter OF making a donation 10 the
.unj win be considered. The PROPOSE
ion has already been brought before
he council but owing TO the small at
OF members al the last meet
ng il was decided TO postpone action
util the next meeting.
The local Italian committee has Sc
ured 500 badges COR sale today. and
he receipts Of this sale viii be added
b the fund The badge contains a pic
are Of Christopher Columbus. with the
Inscription Columbus day October
p 1893" directly over the portrait.