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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
oaSstieaeRer ! Ct. ]aal.
9anif lntherff @ubstiemefte. De

lSWSNS O S~O>s
9anif lutberff @nbstjeneite. Sen
banife eoargeliife lutberife Ma3aretb
Menigbeb afboIber @u6stieneite bper
5pn6ag Gftermiooag 81. $50 | Sir.
fen paa &igrnet al @rotto % Muro:
"a Mpe. Mlle er pelfommen. Sen
banite Salmebog afbenpttes; bring
Sen meb. - @aitor g. 8ierre, Me.
nigbeoens &reit, boer $50 San 8u-
rem st., &iernet at Sent ct.
9anft'es..lutt. 81. Gtepbans air'
te, $isrnet at 0rlea,ts og Steoens
Street, @uostieneite bber Sbnooo
Gormtooag SCI. II. Gen6ugsFole
SCI. 8. ~ @ils YlpiSafer, STREET..
Sen banif-nprife @olsatba Menis'
feb inobp6er bjerteligit til fine
@uostieneiter / airfe11> 1876 Sbomas
Ctr, nRr Como Mpe. og Slice Ctr,
bper @en0ag 8orm. 81. 1870. 5pn,
bagsifole SCI. 1910. = 81. Matti on,
Brei Il.
Spnobcns norf cpaneeliif-lntber-
ife @enisbeb, @iernet at Canada og
136e @ts., boI6er @uostieneite bper
@enoogs 6ormio6ag 81. 1890 og
Iften 81. 7.45. @9n6agsifolen
mgber 81. 9 Gorm.
S &apellet pou &iprnet al &ea-
neD og Curl St5. er Ser @pn6ogs-
ifole bper @en6ag %@ftermio6ag &l.
3 og @u6stieneite &1. 7.30 Mften.
S Sigbergs Sail, 84 &oDne
Mpenne, er ser Sgn6agsifole
bber @en6ag @fterm. &l. 8. : g.
6. &eque, @aitor, $40 Capitol Sou.
lepar0.
Srefol6igbebs nprif ebang. lmtb.
&irfe, Darlington % @berburne
@pes. @u6stieneite bber @gnoag
@l. 1890 Gorm. paa @orif og 7.45
often paa @ngelf. Spn6agsfoIe
og 8ibelflasie efter &eimesiegu6s>
tieneiten. @br. @Dbilru6, 8reit,
$50 Guller @treet.
@m6stienete / ben rprif.banffe
@aptif-&irfe, &ibrnet al Mi1foro
og @oo6bri6ge @treets> bper @gn.
Jag SCI. 1890 Gormio6ag og 7.3O
@ften. SCI. $50 l~1ngoomsmpoe.
Sen norft>6anife 8~apttltmeniebeos
ungoomsforenine mg6er / fit 2otaIe
bber @en6ag &l. $50 @fterm., 81.
al @ilfor6 og @oo6brioge @B.
Gang og @rtiif at Il. s.. @anefor.
alle Sfanoinaber bierteIig bel.
TONNE.
Den 11Dr1t=Dan1te MtetDDOtlt Strife
&isrnet Of @roaopop og 1878 ct.
afboloer fine @,6stieneiter iom fpl'
ger: Breoite11 @gnoag Sormio6aa
@Ioffen 1870: @ften 7.45. ln9e
SoIfs @pmortb 2igd: @pn6ag Mften
SCI. GAS, og literert Mpoe De tire fbr.
ite Sirs6age / maane0en. @dn:
>1emb6e bner 0ns6ag aften 81. 8.
S. 6. Sollefien, 8aitor, 289 1871
@treet.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So
reif Street. @uostieneite afbol6ez
Sbnoag Sorm. SCI. 1920 oc Mfteu
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eors6ag Mften 86n'
nemgoe / @irfens 8aiemert. @pn'
6%agsffole bber @pn6og SCI. IL. 3,
S. Tagitao, @reit. @opel 846
gorf @treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Snopanbrcre. Sre Sernbunepog=
tie mes Snopanorere fra &orge, Que
lige % o1ore 2aroe o11fom til l1nion
Geppt lioite 9pr6og. 9eres 8eitem=
mel iesltcoer bar lGnger imob @e1t>
en0el iful0e felt l10 til &plten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
@pem pan6t, mcner Sc?

Sor life lenge ii6en inogif to
@pmnoitiffere ct @e66emoal for at
lie, bpem al 6em iom fun6e 1toa op=
rejit og itrGffe Mrmene no fra Si6er=
he / fulo 2eng0e / SEN lengite Sis.
@n al MGn0ene bop6e lepet poa 5teg,
&arbona0e, Eglier> Sfinfe it,; sen
anoen ipiite rigelig, men bolot Jig til
lao6an 6p6e iom rQnafer Oats"
&is, italien1fe Nroler oip. &pem
tror Sc boIot no lengit?
Sen fdrite @ono bolot us / toog=
type Minutter, @an0en iom lepe6e
paa uQuafer Sats", uMacaroni" oq
&is beil11tte6e at boloe op, ga ban
bop6e bolbt Mrme11e us / ODER tire 81
mer.
Ser er mere 5tprfe og 3fonomi
/ rigelig Np0elie al vAuafer Oats"
en6 Sc f1e1te Solf amer.
@nbber Gamilie bl1r6e ipiie rige=
ligt at uNuafer Oots", / set minoitc
en- Gang ont 9agen; Srofo1ten er Sen
beolte SID. Set itprfer Sem bele
9ogen.
Sen regul9re Haffe ielges for
10c; Sen ltore Gamiliepaffe foiter
25c; Sen famine &affe me6 ct @tpffe
flint Eorcellen peo Sioen al vQuafer
Oats" fo1ter 30c. urtefremmere
i9lger 6em ale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
ranisbts Of &ptbias" i Minneioto
boloer / 6enne l1ge fit SITE Morsmsoe
bert 8pen / Il. 6. IS 2ofaler.

S Mften, Trebag, fin6er en- ielifa=
beIig sammenfomit Steo s. 6. Mn=
berien 2ogen / sens 2ofale, Il. 6. &.
Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Snrpen / saecn mob Mrt6mr 3.
Sre,u, tioli9ere &reiioent for Sen ful=
lereoe 8onf Of &amline, ofgab 9irs=
bags Sen &ien6elie> at bon fife ftnoe
antoges at babe beret upi6enoe ON
@anfens birfeliee Shilling, ga fan
mootog De iibfte Depoiita> og erfle=
reoe BAN oerfor ifpl6ig, efter at bope
nn%oerfaitet Sogen en- 6 Eimers
Nreftelie. Ser bil iiffert blibe u6ta=
get Mppel / Sogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Gjercn al @ptcl &ban, Mlfreo 81.
@ococf, 0poe iiofte Monoag Mften ef=
ter aoifillig Si0s Spg0om. Son bar
ielp Mo1oger al Sen ltore @otelorift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
&cD &onccrteu / ben nprife Gnnl

&cS &oncerten / Ben nprife SDno=
se=&irfe / aften, Sreoug, CANADA &
Is. StrS.> bill ser Blu. bIipe @unq
at &irfenS &or, Soloiang al Miis
8poo g. @anien og &oitor Sells 81
pisofer, oelpis me6 &or, og 8iolin=
loloer beo @r. @ricco Ganione. MIle
er paa set bi9rteligite in6bn6t til
at oberb9re &oncerten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Glen lite at fornD Ceres Mon.
snement paa @laoet og anbefoI Del
:amtioig. til Deres BenHer % @e
fienbte. ..s.,.s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
minneapolis

Gn &irfefuncert er planlogt til
Mfboloelie / ct. Be6ers 6anife lutber-
ife Strife / Mi6ten al Stunt. On So.
mite er ne6lat til at u6arbei6e Bro:
grammet.
Torenin9en at tibli9ere Stnbente1
be6 Mugsburg Seminaril1m bol6t
Meoe / 6reoags og onbefole0e, at
Boitor 6. g. @arboe at Minneapo=
liz u0nebnes til tbeologiif Srofesi or
be6 9eminartet og Brofesior, Or.
phil. S. 8. @bien anlnttes iom Bro=
fesior uitrub's @fterfplger iom 2e6er
al @ollege=Mfoelingen.
Mr. &asn11s 8cterien, 2315 10.
@be. g., reiite ii6fte l1ge til @eattle,
@aib, for at gigre Jig befjenot meo
Sorboloene Ser og mulig tage BIZ
ben6e 0pbolo peo 8ugef Sun0. @ber
og en- al bans mango @enner ber
/ minneapolis PM fer bam goo 2Dffe
l,6e / @elten, n1en pil6e intet booe
tmo6, om fan otter en- ifign Sag
Ilutter fig til SEN go1nle &re6s fer.
MD &binbeforming. Danffe &pin=
Der / Sopftns bar oennet en- &Oin6e-
forening UNDER Mapnet uSt. He6ers
&bin6eforening al &opfins", Sill
flutning til ct. Yeoars oanife Cd.
lutb. Menigbeo i Minneapolis. Ser
in6mel6te fig 1trafs 12 Me0lemmer
Soreningens 8eitDrelie beitaar al:
Mrs. Stine &eterien &reltoent, Mrs.
&aren 8eterien @efreter, og Mrs.
@lauim &aSierer.
Tlptter til Mi%nneapolis. Get ito
re @boleiale Manufafturpare=Girma
Gibbs, @utcbings & Co., Ser bi6til
bar breoet 6orretning i.5t. Soul og
np0er bgi Mnieelie / Gorretningsper=
benen> agter at flptte til Minneopo-
lis. Set bill opfgre ct ftort Barebns
pan 3. Str. % 2. Npe g. .bpilfet
! BIZ blipe ben bgjete garebDgning ber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

a~biubemebe. Sen 6anife ebarge-
life Iutberife @a5aretb MenigbeoS
@pinoeforening afboloer Meoe Gors-
BAG 5. 16. Mai Dos Mrs. 9. 8ierre,
@ftermiooog SCI. 2. @nbper 4pinoe,
iom bar 2pit til at beltage, er bierte<
Zig belfomnten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Na5aretb @fenigbeben. Sen 6an=
lfe lutberife 6rimenigbeo / ct. Saul"
bor MI tnforporeret UNDER Mapnet
Dem 6onife e b. Iutb +.
q o5aretB &~irfe"4 Menig=
beoen bar, efter bpa6 ser oplples,
polgt Nobnet @a5aretb, foroi Sen / al
Stilbe6 gnifer at boise / Naa6e hos
SUD og Menneifer; Sen far foloet
Eaitor g. 8ierre til lin &reit og leiet
&irfen poa &iernet al Muroro og
@rotto Street, bbor ser MI bper @pn=
Dag @ftermiooag 81. $50 pil bIipe
ofbolot oanif @u6stieneite.
T~pritfommen6e Sgnoag, 5. 16.
Moi bill Baitor S. g. Steenitrup fra
ct. &eoers Strife / Minneopolis fom=
ME tiliteoe pe6 @u6stjeneiten og bor
lopet at preoife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Gm nD .Tlbt til 8etbesbG 9uipita-
let poo @acouta & 9tb Strs. ifal
bpgges og @runoitenm til EN- iaabon
blep logt it61te Senoag / SberbG-
Grille at c. 5000 Menneifer. Dr. 6.
S. &etri al M%tnneapolis in6m1reoe
Stenen, ser paa eagelf bar Snifrtp-
tionen: v8etbes6o @oipital, grunb-
lagt pe6 2afe Como, 1880. 6lDttet
til oe11re Yloos / 1891. Denne 8pg-
ming opfgrt 1909" 5iben @rl1nb=
Ieggelien al @etbes6o @oipitolet bar
set bopt 1t,269 &otienter UNDER lin
Omiorg, og fan / 9iebliffet tage 3d.
re poo c. 1000 &otienter om Moret,
bpilfet Mntal oil funne %for6obles,
naor Sen npe @pgning bliper ful6=
fprt. 0emne bil fon1me til at foite
c. 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

"s<. Paul T1dende" removed to Room
Dol Court Block.

We'd Kjgb eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

@uleatba &irfcns &pinbcfprenine
pil boloe cit See Cream Social og
Salg al ipe0e @jenitan0e 5orsoog
5. 81. Moj Mften &l. 8 / &irfen,
1876 Sbomos Ctr. Mlle biertelig
pelfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Scr 2anosmanb, Spbn 20. Olipm,
ti0ligere @foleluperinten6ent og nut
pere16e Soritan6er for Mgerbrugs=
ifolen / ct. Mntbonp &arf, laoer MT
til at futile forblipe / 6enne @tilling.
Com man oil erin6re, rej1te Ser fig
iiOite @%fteraar, 6a Slien blep bolgt
iom 6. IS. .&on6alls Gfterfglger til
Boiten> en- life ringe offenlig &roteit
moo, at 0lien gift in6 / bette @mbe=
Sc, og ga bans @olg be6 8oarb Of
GegentS fife bar e%nitemmig, erfle=
reoe Slien ga ogiaa fun at billie tie1e
Sfoleaaret no for laa at bige &looien
for en- Man6, JOINT man be6re funoe
eneS ON. Nu ipnes ser oerimo6 at
bore alminoelig @nigbe0 in6enfor
9oaro Of &egents ON, at 0lien en6=
og ualminoelig go6t beltrioer lit gm=
beoe, og Ser er al6eles life Sale ON,
at man phi fer at beige nogen onben
/ bans Ste6. Saa set bliper liffert
@noen poa Set at Dor 6pgtige og af-
bolote 2on6sman6 forbliper / tit npe
Gn1be6e, JONI fan nof 1fal pi6e at bare
toge paa aller be6lte Maa6e og bin6e
lige ioa %olmin6elig offenlig Mner<
fjen6elie berfor iom for lin &ggt al
Minneiotas %offe1lige Sfolepe len.
Sibite Spnoag @ftermibbas bar
Ser bpa6 man poa go6t 6an1f fun6e
fal6e Sjob / @a6en paa 8tb &
@rooomap @trs., bpor &olitiet flor
meoe en- Spiumsbule, Ser fon6tes
bagpeo ct fineiiif @a6iferi 1er1te0s.
! Ser bar I 2pbet al 0ugen fonmet as
lfilligeM eloinger fraMaboer og a11ore
til &olitiet ON, at Der oiit git min~
0re bel6ige Sing / Sban9 I famine
Go0ifert, bpor @Di0e faces at gaa
ino og fomrne no / Ell Silltan6, Ser
NOT funbe tp6e paa Spiums=8eruiel=
ie, og Holitiet beilutteoe Zig oerfor til
at foranltalte en- Stab. MeoenS.
De bamre6e Igs paa Gorbgren pra1g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

8praabct far bcilmttet, at ollie
~9illboaros" % &%eflameifilte, Ser
itenger for l1oiigten til &orfer,
Narfpeje og anoet o1fenligt 9ono, lfol
ijernes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Hlanen ont ct NIT &iblipt6ef pao

Elanen pm ct NIT &tbltpt6ef pao
Sranflin Mbe., iom hi omtalte for Ell
Sio 1toen, er forelpbig opgioen, og
2ibrorp 8oar6 bar fornpet 2eiemaa=
let al Be nuDGren6e 2ofaler pao
&jgrnet at Granflin og Bloomington
Mbes. for en6nu ct @or. @runoen
til bette ct, at Ser ipnes at berif e
forifiellige Meninger blan6t 9i1trif=
tets 8eboere om Sen rette @eliggen=
be6 at set nDe 8ibliotbef, og 8oor6et
beilutte6e iaa at ie St6en an, for al
Ser multg fun6e opnaaes @nigbe0 ON
8eltggenbe0en. 9enne Mf6eling al
Gitp 2ibrarD far Ben 1tgrite ifon6i:
napiife 8ogiamling og ct betp6elig1
@lo6bol6 - og iaa bar set @olmarf
81 ifelan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
8pen % ftal foite $325,OO0. Sen
bill blipe 9 Gtager bbi % bIibe bpgget
at @oncret Materiale.

S 11ngopmsforeninge1 af 1905 bill
Der | Morgen, 2brbag Mften, / Da-
Mas lille Gal blipe afbolot e n
so t meb 8a I. @enner
og 8efienbte tan oeltage peo Sn6fg-
relic be6 ct Me6Iem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

&pnb=1toitcoelie til en- Gum al
$275,000 blep Gors6ag Mften goo
fjenot al 8pens @siemblp. &eagene
ifal benpttes til. @run6 for Central
Tolitiitation $50,0o0; &piifoler
$200,000; 9egeplaoier $4,000;
@r11no til en- ny Mlmueifole $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Sen 17be Maj oil iaar blipe fei=
ret meo en- Set poo Mo3art Sail.
Snobl1ot til at tale er &eer ..
Stremme / Ma6ilon, @is., Mapor
3. g. 2amler og &oniul 6. $. &obe.
0er pil eropioere blipe ct &rogrom
pao norif Gang og Muiif..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Moroeren 8oba paasrebet. @pn-
Bag s.. 25. Mpril blep, JONI tioligere
omtalt, en- Staliener 8incen5o Mepno
6rebt paa aaben @n6e beri 8pen og
Moroeren un6ilap. Sans Spor blet
bog fulgt, o9 iioite Man6ag blep sln-
tonic 8opa arrelteret / en- Sernbone,
Camp beb 9ebils Safe, g. 9af., al
to ct. Saul 9eteftiper, un6erltgttet
al oen lofale Sberiffitprfe. Sci ba1
npr fommet til ooben Scamp, ioe1
8oba og en- @r11ppe al bans Sands
Weno bar bepabnet me6 &ifler, Jon,
De forlpgte at brin9e / Mnben6elie,
men Holitiitprfen bar burtigere pac
SRroe me6 &epolberne og tpong Sc
andre til at faite &aabnene. 8opo
bleb bragt tilbage BERTH @pen. @rur1:
BEN til at Gincen5o MeDna maotte
lnoe 2ibet, maa biltnof fgres tilboge
til en- at De talriee SENDS / bans iol=
rige Siemlono, iom fglger Spoens
8grn ielp beropre | 0eres npe 6e6re=
Ian6, % bpilfe Sc bem1nelige ito.
lienife Selifober ipilter en- itgrre Ell
Ter minbre @olle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
ct. saul Ct life 11o9cn S%pillebnle,

"~SS" Ofc"~><
Saa0on flyer &oliticbef S'@onnor,
ban n1oa 10 pi6e li6t ON Set og mau=
ife far Man6en &et, / al Sal0 / sen
6orlton0 ban ielo tillegger @egrebet
en- S%pillebule. 0g iao benptter ban
2eiligbe6en til at fige Sc formuftige
Orb at Set er fife ~@ambling" / al
mi11Oelig 6orital10, for0i ct &ar @el1=
ncr tager fig ct 5lag Sort, ielp ON
Scr lpilles om cit min0re @epinlt /
&enge, og at Ser fife er nogen @r1h10
til at trio, at @er6en er be0 at for
gaa, for0i noget ioa0ant fan fin0e
Steb. S al Salo mener fan, at Set
life fommer &olitiet peo. v@t. Haul
iful6e netop fgle Sbeben al at bore
en- rigtig @pillebule for nogen Sis,
- laa bil0e man maai fe faa 9inene
op for Sc p~ara6titlfe Gtl1ton6e> ser
MI beri fer" = mener Dor Sen
S'@onnor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

.#
uSbr" cller rfustis" er oct itore
Spgrgsmaol for Conn al grceliior !
oiSie Gage. 2i9e ii6en Der be6 Sal.
get hep itemt ON 2icenie eller life
2iceni lie Dar Der beret Gtri6 ON, bben1
Der egenlig bab6e bunoet / &er
ON 2icenie eller life 2icenie, og ga
man life ieln. fun6e flare Bette fl
Dt1triftsretten ben D%anifelige Spgape.
Sogen bltper bebonblet / oisie Dage,
og Ser far allere6e beret ret liplige
Scener / &etsialen, me6 2gfte on1 at
Ser bill fomrne 1eniationelle u6biflin=
ger for 9uge1, in6en Sl1rpen faar
Sagen til &ien6el1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

Gclcbcr @jrit* @illiam Servings
8rpan par / Minneapolis / Sirs6ugs
og par sNreSgieit be6 en- Srofolt /
Captions, gipet al @atur6og 211ncb
Club. San afilog beitemt at tale ol1
Yoltttf. Sm Mftenen bol6t fan ct
Sore0rog paa 5tate l1niperlitetet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

@r. S. S. 9. &ois, Dor aftibe
2%an0sman0 fra Canada, lom / set
ii0ite Marsti6 bar boet / Montreol,
opbol0er Jig / 6isie Gage me6 lin
Srue og en- lille 96n / Minneapolis
paa @iennemreiie til set peltlige Ga=
naoa, bpor Mr. 8ols for beret Me6-
eier al ct Meieri og en6nu eier Betty
beige 2an6arealer. Samilten oil
opllao lit Stem / Calgary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-07
May SUPPRESS
J ''CIRL FROM
4 RECTORS"
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. t.
Representatives of several civic
organizations today are demand
ing that the police suppress 1.-The
Girl From Rector's," which open
ed at the Garrick theater Sunday
night. The local critics were Sc
we're in their criticisms of the
play.
At the request of the Social
service commission of the Episco-
pal church, the church federation,
and the California club, two plain
clothes detectives were detailed
yesterday to witness the after
noon and evening performances
of the play and reported this
morning at the office of the dis
trict attorney.
The conservation of the pub
lies morals is the reason given
by the civic declarations for the
Of the alleged Of
fensive play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-07

A. Hartley won the case of
Pearls of Wheat offered for the
largest family at the Labor dfay
celebration at Spanaway yesterday
and he will need it, for he pro-
duced eight little Hartleys with
good appetites for the inspection
of the judges.
There were others there with
families almost as large and it
looked as II the whole county was
present from the size of the crowd.
The celebratio nwas voted a big
success by the promoters. 1t was
concluded with a grand ball, the
music for which was furnished by
the Tacoma Military band.
The results of the Contests were
as follows:
Thirteen mile race - B. j.
Clsary, first; Oscar Glow, second;
g. L. Sandberg, third. Cleary won
the race last year and now is en-
titled to keep the cup.
50-yard shoe race, women
Mrs. M. M. Jones, first; Mrs. M.
u. Mortensen, second; Jessie Pat
terson, third.
50-yard dash, married women
Mrs. c. Kinznek, first; Mrs. e.
j.. Scott, second; Mrs. Orr, third.
100-yard trophy dash-Arthur
Schock, first; P. M. Schock, sec
ond; G. F. Sonetag, third.
5O-yard girls race-Rachel
Larson, first; Caroline Hartley,
second; Agnes McCorkle, third.
100-yard newsboys' race-Geo.
Perkins, first; John Rath, second;
Charles S. Brown, third.
l00-yard married couples race
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Schock,
first; Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Schock,
second; Mr.. and Mrs. e. LAWS,
third.
Quarter-mile trophy run-P. M.
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HARPSWELL, Me-, Sept. r.
''The happiest woman in the
world" this is Mrs. Frederick A.
Cook by her own statement, be-
ginning with the hour when she
got a mystic little telegram.
Successful, well-Fred." This
was the telegram, cabled from the
Shetland islands.
81 knew he would do it. knew
he would. / am so glad"
And Mrs. Cook will tell you
that her next move was to catch
up her two little girls. the young
or of whom couldn't remember
ever seeing her father. and tell
them--once more-that their
daddy was the greatest man in
the world.
And the little girls firmly be-
lieve this.
81 have been very lonely" Mrs.
Cook says. "And have had
hard times financially, but it's
been worth 1t all.
II know that my husband is a
brave man, a man who does big
things. am proud to be the
wife of such a man. ! miss him,
of course. terribly. but I'd rather
have husband away for years
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AT THE PANTAGES.

An illusion that puzzles every
one in the audience is the mys-
FERROUS handwriting on the wall,
or "Menetekel," which is the
headline feature at the Pantages
this week. A ball rolling,
through some unknown power,
writes any word or figure sug-
gested by the audience upon a
canvas which swings clear of ev-
erything OH the stage. 1t will
write backward at command and
always stops when it has finished
a word.
Art Deming is a colored mono
logist of class. A few of his
jokes are stale, but most of them
are clever. He has way of his
own about everything, and made
the hit of the bill last night.
Montague and his twelve cocka-
toos give a startling and some
what amusing performance. The
act is novel one, and was well
received by yesterdays audience.
THAT Sweet Tacoma Lass" by
a Tacoma composer, Miss Laura
B. Cameron, was well-rendered
by Bert Vincent, with some ex-
cellent and appropriate slides
showing Tacoma scenery. 1t was
greeted with tremendous ap-
plause, and the success of the
new song is assured.
Miskell, Hunt and Miller, pre-
sent fair musical act which has
several good features, although
rather lame.
Ribbed and Deery have an aero
batic act which Is very good,
though commonplace. Both men
are excellent performers.
Walton and Jones appear in
act which has several re-
features, but is rather
weak.
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DREAM Of DEATH
COMES TRUE

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
EUGENE, Ore, Septss Local
detectives today are investigating
the death of G. w. JESSIE. who
was killed in a cavern at the
Payne brick yard. The investi-
cation follows a letter received by
the local chief of police from Mrs.
Kimmers, of 1850 Stanyan street,
San Francisco, who wrote that
she saw Jessie, her brother, kill
ed.
Mrs. Kimmers declared that
the dream or vision was some
what indestinct and that she
could not tell whether her broth
err was killed or injured. She
was informed last night by long
distance telephone of the death
of her brother, presumably by
accident.
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SOLDIERS HOME
CHARGES ARE
PR0BED

SAWTELLE. Cal, Sept. T.
1--WE want the facts and we will
try to get Them" is the state
ment today of Senator William
Warner of Missouri, a member of
the national board of managers of
soldiers homes, who today began
a weeks investigation at the
Veterans home In this city of
charges brought in June by the
old soldiers to the effect that
food served to them was insuffi-
cient and poor, and that several
of their number were discharged
from the institution because they
criticised the management.
That no whitewashing of these
alleged conditions will be counte-
nanced was the assertion made
today by Senator Warner.
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WINS A PRIZE FOR BIGGEST
FAMILY IN THE LABOR
DAY CELEBRATION

Schock, first: Arthur Schock, Sec
ond; p. M. Sonotag, third.
50-yard dash. women-Beatrice
Hartley, first; M. Howes, second
C. Kinzner, third.
High jump-W. Johnson. first;
r. Jones, second; e. Schock
third.
200-yard dash - P. Schock
first; r. G. Riley, second; r
Jones, third.
50-yard dash, carpenters-Ber
Bradenbach, first; e. l.. Pervis
second.
50-yard dash, boys - Jesse
White, first; Walter Brewer, sec
ond; Harry Slyter, third.
Fat mems race-E. Schock
first; L. Kitson, second; e. Z
Purvis, third.
50-yard sack race - Russell
Hartley, second; Walter Brewer
third.
50-yard swimming-John Ruth
first; A. U. Weaver, second; N. M
Olson. third.
10O-yard boat race, women
Mrs. X. Faverly, first; Mrs. Al
Schock, second.
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AT THE GRAND.

Perhaps in the last year there
has not been a better bill pre-
scented at the Grand than that of.
fered this week. Every act is
an exceptionally classy one, and
yesterdays audiences clearly
showed their approval.
James f. Dolin in "a High
toned Burglars Christmas" is one
of the most versatile comedians
seen in a vaudeville act this sea-
son. His acting is original.
startling and extremely comical
Occasional touches of the pathetic
only tend to make the skit more
pleasing. AN the actors are
creditable.
The Three Migrants, Italian
singers and musicians, made the
real hit last night. All have
rich voices, and especially one,
who is worthy of a position in a
high-class opera company. The
selections are excellent, and the
audience was with the singers
from beginning to end, and then
wanted more. Lovers of good mu-
sic will be delighted with this
act.
Another feature worthy to be
the topliner is the act of the Four
Stagpooles. 1t is comedy-acro-
battle stunt, and keeps the audi
ence in an uproar. The finish
is the funniest part of it.
Blanch Sloan gives daring
acrobatic act which is new and
snappy. She swings far out over