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The Delta independent., 1909-02-12
Wise Girl.

Her Mother-I thought Just heard
you saying goodby forever to Mr..
Sniggsley.
She-Yes.
Her Mothcr-Then why are you PEN
Cling your eyebrows and taking such
pains to fix yourself up?
She-I want to look my best when
he comes back.-Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
The Delta independent., 1909-02-12
Diagnosis.

SIS that water you are using well
waterT'
Corntossel. II don't see how It could
be exactly well with all the germs the
doctors say 1t has in it."-Washington
Star. t-. .,,fsis
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
HOLDS TENTH ANNIVERSARY
carnation Chapter Of Redondo Gives
Entertainment Based on Nursery
Rhymes for the Children
Turn backward, turn backward,
0 Time in thy flight,
And make me a child again ..
Just for tonight.

And make me child again
Just for tonight.
The foregoing legend greeted the Wis
itors Tuesday evening when they en-
tered the hall at the tenth anniversary
entertainment of Carnation chapter,
order of the Eastern Star, at Redondo.
The enjoyment of the evening was
/ based on nursery rhymes given in pam
| tomime, and the assembled guests and
members of the order carried the order
of the Introductory rhyme out to its
full meaning. Many beautiful cos
tunes were shown.
The following rhymes were given in
pantomime: Jack and JILL" Mr. and
Mrs C. Mangold; Wee Willie Winkle,"
Bert Lichty; Little Man with a Little
Gun" w. A. Anderson; THE Queen of
Hearts, Mr. and Mrs. D. ]. Pitts;
"Goosey, Goosey Gander" Mrs A. B.
Kline; Jack Spratt and Wife," Mrs.
M. Percival and Bert Lichty; odd Man
Clothed in Leather" Mrs B. A. Fur
long; Peter Pumpkin Eater and Old
King Cole" o. c. Human; Little Miss
Muffet," Mrs. Edward De Monbrun;
There Was a Little Girl" Miss Mabel
Cox; "Pat-a- Cake" Miss Marie Dick
son; Hot Cross Buns" Peter Brown;
Little Jack Horner," r. D. Smith; LAS
Mrs. A. B. Steel "Dillar a Dollar" P.
S. Venable This Little Pig" Messrs.
Venable. Whiteside, Hinman, Furlong
and Pitts; Little Boy Blue" George
H. Anderson; Ride a Horse to Ban
bury Cross" j. G. Stark; There Was
an Old Woman" Mrs B. A. Furlong;
Here's to Going Up, Up, Up" Mrs.
Clara Heath; Bean Porridge Hot"
Mrs. j. G. Stark; Three Men in
Tub" Messrs. Smith, Soaring and
Steel; 1.-THE Beggars Are Coming to
Town." Mr.. and Mrs. Mangold; George
Anderson and Dog" Mr.. Furlong and
Miss Hattie Weaver.
The program was arranged by w. F.
Sprinkle, A. B. Steel and P. S. Venable
Following the pantomimes the guests
were shown the cupboard by old
Mother Hubbard, and were then given
refreshments suitable for children, con-
sisting of glasses of milk, stick candy
and cookies.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30

comes to state organizations ours may
come to be the most united and harmo-
NOUS, most enthusiastic and loyal, and
the largest in point of membership of
any state organization.
For 1854 days we listen with compla-
cent acquiescence to hearing sounded
the praises of our adopted state of Cal
ifornia, and we all agree she deserves
the best tribute the most enthusiastic
booster can give her. But we all have
tender and sacred memories of the
mother state, and in our heart of hearts
are sure in all sincerity she still holds
first place in our affections; and so on
this 365th day it seems fitting and just
to give out of the fullness of our affec-
lions loyal tribute to our native state
of Illinois.
Are Loyal to Illinois
TT is our earnest desire that in this
organization old friendship and early
associations be renewed; that we all
become acquainted and loyal comrade-
ship be formed through the natural tie
which makes brothers of us all, and
that in the contented happiness which
has come to each of us in this, the I'M
disputed garden spot of the world we
may still be true and loyal sons and
daughters of our grand old state of
Illinois,
At the close of the address the fol-
lowing program was carried out after
which the floor was cleared and dane
ing engaged in until a late hour:
Song-'My Illinois," Mrs. Murray.
Address-Hon. F. w. Blair of Cook
county.
song-"California," Mrs. Murray.
Address-Hon. Judge J. w. Cochran of
Address, H. Moore of Champaign
county.
Legerdemain-Pr Professor Cook
Song-"Illinois." chorus, all join (see
folder).
officers and members of the execu-
tive committee present were: G. F.
Barrere, president; A. w. Brode. first
vice president; B. H. Moore, second
vice president; Judge j. w. Cochran,
third vice president; John e. Murray,
secretary treasurer; executive commit
tee. M. D. Hurley (chairman), w. L.
Kelly, A. b. Case, c. e. Snively, F. w.
Blair, w. E. NJ. Cole Thomas Kenton
Kase, c. D. Magee, W. T. Osterholt, r.
H. Salter, B. L. Brown, DR.. w. c. b.
Jaynes, F. w. Smith, F.. w. Mouser,
George B. Easton and w. w. Dennis.
Following were on the reception COM
mittee: Frank Blair (chairman), Mrs.
Carrie NJ Warden, A. L. Howell, Mrs
W. T. Osterholt, Mrs Sara Earl, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Hood, MIR. and Mrs
Charles D. MCGEE, Mrs. William w.
Sears, DIR. James A. Meade, Mrs. Jessie
r. Harkin, Charles f. Prickett, Frank
H. Mouser, Ralph Bennett Emma V.
M. McBrown, w. w. Dennis, T. S.
Knowles, Capt Eugene Merrick. w.
w. Haskell, Thomas La Touche, Mrs
c. C. Snively, STEELE B. Morgan, Hattie
M. Cane, Hazel o. Dell, Carrie Wor-
den, Il. S. Knowles and Dr. James
Bovine
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
CONTEST TO DETERMINE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF NAVY

NEWPORT, r. l.. May ga boxing con-
test which is expected to determine the
lightweight championship OF the navy is
being arranged as a feature of the Mem
oria day celebration at the naval torpedo
station.
One OF the fighters is John Kenny a
fireman, who. while on the Alabama in the
world clrclng cruise of the battleship fleet,
is said to have fought four bouts all of
which he won. ~
The other is Charles Cetrick, chief master
at arms at the naval training station, long
regarded as the best lightweight in the
navy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
PICNIC is HELD
BY ILLINOlSANS
SEVEN THOUSAND GATHER AT
PLAYA DEL REY
FORMER RESIDENTS OF EVERY
COUNTY HOLD REUNIONS
Short Formal Program Given, but
Most of Day Is Passed in Re-
newine Old Acquaint-
ances

PLAYA DEL REY, May 29.-Seven
thousand former residents of the
Sucker state and members of the
Illinois society of Southern California
gathered at this place today for the
first annual picnic of the association.
There were Illinosans, both old and
young, from every county of the grand
old prairie. There was Blair of Cook
Howell of Mclean, Hood of Fulton,
doc" Mead of Kane and "Chuck"
7 Prickett of Marion. Uncle Pike of
down Egypt way mixed with former
Chicago bankers, and young Pixies and
little bankers tossed and tumbled in the
surf, unmindful of the fact that spring
was only beginning to awake in the
old home state.
There were county reunions galore
Acquaintance nearly forgotten were
renewed and news OF many old COM
panions. unseen and unheard of Cor
years, passed from circle to circle.
Everybody enjoyed a good time, even
the members who did the work neces-
STATED by the handling of such large
crowd.
To Be Annual Event
Said one old-timer from Effingham:
Ibid we have a good time? Well, you
just write home and tell the folks that
there are more live Suckers from the
old state in sunny California than there
are hogs in a La Sale county bottom.
Are we going to do it again? You
bet. The picnic of the Illinois society
becomes an annual event right now"
Not only the sons of the state gath
cred but the members of the alumni
association of the state university
added their presence to the crowd,
rallied around the blue and gold on
the sand exchanged college yarns and
Joined in the old songs of the Illini
After a general survey to see who
was who and a scramble for tables, an
oid-fashioned basket lunch was eaten
on the beach and ON the porches of
the pavilion. Then all that could get
stairs to listen to the only attempt at
President Makes Address
The meeting was called to order by
q. f. Earrere, president Of the Illinois I
association. The address of the day
was delivered by Mr.. Barrere. who. |
after a few references to barefoot BOYS |
and Clay county folk, launched into an |
interesting and neighborly greeting to |
his fellow Illinosans.
He said:
when plans first were discussed for
an Illinois State association
no one questioned the ultimate success
of such an organization.
"At each preliminary and committee
the greatest enthusiasm and
cooperation were shown, and YOUR
have never doubted-that the native |
state we love so well will still prove
herself equal to the test, and when it !
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
OFFICIALS OF EXPOSITION
TO VIEW FEDERAL EXHIBIT
Heads of All Departments at Seattle
Now Prepared for Opening
Day Ceremonies

SEATTLE, May 29.-Jesse Wilson,
assistant secretary of the interior, and
chairman of the governments EXPOSE
ton commission, has issued invitations
to the members of the executive COM
mittee of the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex-
position to attend a reception in the
government building tomorrow after
noon. 1t is planned to show the ex-
position officials through the federal
exhibit buildings and to demonstrate
that the government is thoroughly pre-
pared for the opening.
Every detail of the fair is expected
to be completed by Monday night.
None of the heads of departments has
any doubt of his ability to be thorough
ly prepared for the opening day
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
OFFICIALS OF BAY CITY
TO ENTERTAIN IUSSERAND
French Ambassador to Present San
Francisco with Gold Medal Struck
by His Government

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-Prepa-
rations are being made by Mayor Ed
ward r. Taylor and other city officials,
as well as by members of the local
French colony. for the reception and
entertainment of NJ. Jusserand, the
French ambassador, and Nine. Jusser-
and. who are due to arrive here June 4.
M. Jusserand is to present San Fran
cisco a gold medal struck by the gov
eminent in appreciation of the indom-
liable spirit shown by the people of
this city in reconstruction after the
earthquake and fire in 1906 The pres
entation will take place June 5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
FORMER GRAND SECRETARY
OF NATIVE SONS EXAMINED
Trustees Investigate Charges of Al
legged Shortage in Turner's
Accounts

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-The
grand trustees and officers of the Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West met
today to consider the case of Charles
H. Turner, former grand secretary of
the order, in whose accounts a short
age of over $4,000 is alleged to have
been discovered.
Turner was represented by his at
torney, A. X. Daggett, who stated that
the accused man was prepared to make
good any funds that had been i'm
properly retained.
Representative of the National
Surety company, which furnished
Turner's bonds, were also in attend
ance.. but would make no public an
nouncement of their Intentions.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30

the senior tree-planting ceremony in
the evenig instead of the afternoon,
Monday. The seniors will also say
their farewell to the campus buildings
that evening. Following this all will
gather in the chapel to hear the gradu-
ating recital of the school of music.
The seniors will give their annual
program in the wash Tuesday even
ing. The entertainment this year will
be an original play, written by a COM
mittee of seniors. The class will di-
Xulge nothing but the name. "King
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
RooseveIt's Nurse Dies

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Mrs. Dora Wat
kns. who was Theodore Roosevelts nurse
from the time he was born until he was
sent away to school. died here today at the
age of 6S years Mrs watkins always
tlaimed to be the "orgnal Roosevelt wo-
man." she having known that he would
become president from her earliest assocla-
tion with him. When he was two years
old Mrs. Watkins said he bright
that she was certain he would become
nrasifiant
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
Strike crippIes Service

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 29.-With
only a half dozen old employees man
ming cars the Evansville e. Southern
Indiana Traction company began serv-
ice this morning after the strike de-
clared last night by the carmen.
Strike breakers rede on all cars The
service was irregular and few people
rode. No disorders were reported. The
carmen hope yet to win over the re-
mainder of the old men.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30

Coyote" Miss Florence Hill, Chesney
Carver and Shrimp Essig wall occupy
principal roles.
Other features of the closing days OF
college will be the annual Dole debate,
June 81, the annual exhibit of the
school of art and design, the alumni
banquet and other activities.
Dear Mr.. Taft we hope that you
viii do the things we put you there for,
You'll not find many friends like us,
There's not office we care for.
lEoJ uO1snoH-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
ROOSEVELT to Move camp

MARRIOTT. British East Africa, May
EFT has been decided definitely that
the Roosevelt party will leave here
June 2 for the Solika district to the
south of Nairobi. Mr.. Roosevelt, who
is staying in the town house of George
Macmillan, is spending his time in lit
erary work. Among other things he
is writing on a book.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30

An innovation will be tried
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
Purchase Beach Ranch

PETALUMA. May 29.-The Califor-
mia Eucalyptus Plantation company Of
Alameda has purchased the Dillon
Beach ranch near Tomales from I. j.
Steele 1t is planned by the purchasers
to plant gum trees, for which purpose
the soil is especially adapted, and to
establish beach resort on the prop
erty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
READY FOR GRADUATION
AT CLAREMONT COLLEGE

CLAREMONT, May 29.-President
Gates will preach the baccalaureate
sermon on his return from Hawaii,
Sunday, June 90 and in the evening
will address the annual joint service of
the Christian associations
An innovation will be tried in holding
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
Herald Want Ads

as thousands doing The results will surprise please you When YOU
you'll But don't wait Until you Rnen
Der read them dayby doing will many things
est After become acquainted with Herald Want you never
neglect them single day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-23
annTTToNAI Il0oAI..

ADDITIONAL 1UGALs
For first class dressmaking go to
siss N. MoRet. Elite cafe.
Hunters big sale is now on. For
Inside holiday gifts come to Hum
RS clothing store.
The new city directories are be-
distributed today around the
ty.
Home dressed turkeys. geese. dueka
Ia chickens At Keasemeyer's mar
!.
ALLEN Mcmillan Of oakesdale.
ash., is spending a few days in the
with friends.
w. II. Holden. N. D. ottsrson
pck. Phones: Bell 90 Red; Inter
Ito 214O.
Turkeys, chickens. ducks and geese
sale at the Metropole. Idaho. Cash
a City markets. Place orders early
your Christmas dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nettleton OF
yden Lake will go to Spokane for
holidays.
Merchants Transfer @ Storage Co.
III phones EOS. Our motto. prompt
vice and good work.
For a nice turkey or chicken for
las order now at the Metropole.
Tho. Cash and City markets. BY
cling your order early You will be
10 Of a nice bird.
Lewis Clark and wife of Hay
Lake leave for Spokane tomor-
morning to spend the holidays.
Eo to the Hunter clothing store
sensible holiday gifts and get the
gains that can be found there.
Jew Home Sewing Machine COM
y, 10 North Fourth street.
Hiss Ester Cramp win spend Xmas
b her parents at Hayden Lake.
Bernice Hills win also spend
vacation there.
Florist Adoiph Donart is selling
ristmas plants at the greenhouse.
ner Of Second and Boise, and also
VIM Barr ChaIney's store.
Line up and join Bernier's suit
b. 81 per week.
The late shipment of beautifully
essed dolls of all grades and prices
rived in the city today at Norquist
partment store.
Occur d'Alene BARRIERS have
reed to keep open Friday until IL
pa. and until noon Christmas day.
urday.
i you want your wood sawed, call
C. L. Smith, Interstate 3374, or
i phone 23S Black; or Will
light, 1920. They win do the
wing any time called upon.
Say, wife, I've bought you an ex-
ent New Home sewing machine
a Christmas present, and it's 3
uty.' "Oh, John. I'm SO glad,
we've needed one so long. Il
he best present that you could gel
? Call and see the line at the
Home Sewing Machine Co.
nth street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-28
NELSON. PICKS
GOOD PARTNER
Battling Dane Gets Letter
From Minister Asking
for a Job.

New York, March e7.-BattiGg Nelson.
champion lightweight of the world. Il
about to annex a preacher for sparring
partner The Rev r r. Wedge of Oma-
ma. Neb.. has applied for the job. Nelson
received a letter from the Rev. Mr..
Wedge, part Of which follows.
TO begin with, this Is not a letter
on the 'moOc ling' order, like so many
that you and 1 both receive. Although
a minister Of the gospel and an Omaha
pastor. I felt as though we both have
much in common, for I like a fight as
well as I do TO reach down in the gutter
and help poor fellow to a better life.
Vow I submit this proposition TO you.
That 1 be given q chance to be your
boxing partner. ] was never brilliant as
a boxer on the Abe Atteil order, but ] can
rough it and take a good beating I am
now only =, and these years Of leading 4
pure life have made me tougher, stronger
and faster than ever. Ii / can't stand
the work, then ] don't want q cent, and
I viii pay my own expenses from Omaha
to New York.
mo other preacher has had 70 resort TO
boxing in order to preach and help 9TH
ers. Few have had the nerve to speak ia
favor OF the most manly Of all sports, be-
cause they know they would get what I
have already reCeived-the condemnation
of those who do not know fighters or
the help that boxing viii give to a man"
This fellow looks ike the goods and
7 am going to give him the job said
Nelson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-28
Mondays Los Angeles Entries.

First race. three-fourths of a mile. sell
i1g-PaumOnok, III; Hilgert. 112: All
Ablaze III; Bszil, Ill: Catalina III: Lucky
Lad. Iii: rolific, Ill; SSylark III; Town
Topics. III; Millie Gregg, III; Grey Owl
Ill.
second race three-eighths of a mile
seiiing-Daredoit, los; Genoe, los; Irma
Lee. les: Kittie Cunard. 1OS: Lillium, JOS:
La Severens, los; Lady PaTet, los; MAY
Bride. los: Mrs. f @. Hogan los: Rob
erta, los; Third Chance, 1OS; Young Miss
les
Third race. three-fourths Of a mile. sell
ing-Miipitas 116; Lord Nelson. rs: La
Gloria, 112: GossipeT, Ill; Hazelthorpe III:
Lee Harrison, III; Lord of the Forest.
Ill; Biskar9, 90; c. W. Burt jog; Column
bia Maid. 109: Laudable, los; Libsrto. los.
Adcndo. 165 Liddington, 100; Theo Beach,
104: Blue Heron, 102.
Fourth race, one mile purse-Orbicu-
lar, 1f6. Ed 7. Fryer. Ill: john Carroll.
los; Norbit, 109; Guy Fisher, 100.
Fifth race. mile and thTee-sixteenths.
selling-County Clerk. 11z; Oberon, 100:
Needful, 100: King of the Mist. 100; Hi
Caul Cap, 100; Cambysses, 107: Bye Bye.
ia; Hashermito- 102; Silver Knight 90;
Miss Naomi, 81.
Sixth race. thirteen-sixteenths of a mile
Selling-FTench Cook. 112: Indictment, 112:
Father Stafford. 1903: Sandpiper, 109; Shap-
dale. 109: Procla. 1G7: Roita. iO7; SainpOsaI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-28
At Los AnQeIes.

Los Angeles March g7-Over a track
that was heavy and splendidly ridden by
Jockey Rettig. Mary Davis captured the
Los Angeles Oaks at Santa Anita this sf-
ternoon- The winner was second choice
in the betting and easily demonstrated
her superiority over the field that OPP
posed her. off in the rear division Ret
fig rated her nicely behind the leaders
until the turnout of the back stretch,
where she overhauled and passed her
field and came on TO win easily by five
lengths Rose Queen. the faVorite.
shipped from Oakland especially for this
race. finished fifth after setting q hot
pace for the first half, which killed her
chances. Results;
First race. purse seven furlongs-Guy
Fisher. 10S. r. Wilson. even, won; Don
aid Macdonald, 1o2 Kennedy to- ]. sec
ond: J. II. Reed. 1903. MCGEE. ~ to 2,
third Time-1:26 90. Parton and Gerry
mander also ran.
Second race. purse. four and a half
furiongs-Angerona 107 c. Russell, II to
>. won: infection. 105. MusgTave, to /.
second. Ollie James, 106. Kennedy, to l,
third. Times seconds. LaSeverena, Vir-
gle Cassie. Severa, Macleod f. and Pla-
eide also ran.
Third race. selling. seven furlongs-
Whip Top, 102. McCahey, 3 to !, won:
Spohn. 105. Kennedy. 4 to ,. second; Ben
Stone, los. MCGEE. IS to ), third. Time
1:27. Prince of CASTLE, Itan and The
Fourth race. the oaks. $3.50 added.
mile-Mary Davis. 10. Rettig, ? to ?. won:
Sorrowful. 100. MCGEE. 2 TO J. second:
Chilla. 10. Butwell. TO !. third. Time
1:igl-5 Fair Annie. Meddlins Hannah.
Miss Naomi. Rose Queen. Jane Laurel.
Achieve. Bell OF Brass also ran. Jane
Laurel. Achieve Bell Of Brass and Sor-
rowful added starters.
Fifth race. selling. one miie-F'insncisr
los. Musgrsve. to /, won; Nesme, los
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-28
Drs. Shores Claim That Hundreds Die and

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always GOING IN THE WRONG DIRECTTON-daiiy
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Dr Shores want to talk with all such sufferers-they
to talk with who help.
WHY they suffer and how they
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they aside
MEMBERthst while there will be expense attached
this exsminationand viii be the
taking treatment paying centyet for the benefit
those who desire treatment after taking
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THIS GREAT OFFER WILL MAKE SOME DOCTORS
WHO DEPEND ON MYSTERY AND JUGGLING TO DE-
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Drs. Shores REMEMBER Drs Shores be
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