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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-24
.PASC0 PLACES BAN
ON EXPLOSIVES
CITY COUNCIL DETERMINES TO
AVOID ACCIDENTS ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.
Small Boy, However, Can Shoot Fire
Crackers if He is Careful-8ids
On Fire Apparatus.
PASCO, Wash, June 24.-(speciaD

PASCO, wash, June 24.-(SpeciaD
AT the adjourned session of the city
council. held last night, it was de-
cided to put the ban on the use of
explosives on the Fourth of July, in a
measure at least. The small boy will
be given the privilege, of showing his
patriotism by shooting fire crackers, but
he must be careful where he shoots
them. 1t will be strictly against the
rules to shoot firecrackers in the back
yards or in the business district. Spe-
cial policemen will be on duty to see
that the order is carried out.
Frank Thompson appeared before the
council and asked for a renewal of
his liquor license, which was granted.
A number of fire apparatus cOmpa-
MES submitted bids, for the supplying
two additional hose carts and 1000
feet of hose. Three companies had
men present, to convince the city faith
ers that each had the very best brand
Of hose made The council laid the
bids over until the next regular meet
ing, when the order will be placed
for the additional amount of fire APP
paratus.
A petition from the last meeting.
from Fred Ball asking FOR a refund
Of his license, owing to the fact that
he lost his saloon in the recent fire,
was again laid on the table. Acting
mayor Mcintyre suggested that it be
considered at the same time that the
street railway franchise, asked for by
]. 3. Hubick last winter, was con-
sidered, which is practically saying that
the council will consider no refund of
saloon licenses. City marshall was
notified to instruct property owners II
keep their premises in sanitary condi-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-24

Six Applicants for Successor to
knieht-May Give New Man More
To Do or Cut Salary.

Walla Walla seems doomed 60 go
without a water superintendent for a,
least two weeks At the meeting to
be held two weeks from Tuesday night
the election may be made. There are
Ia lot of things to be considered in
the selection of a successor. to Mr..
Knight. Of 1.-THE six applicants for
the job it is safe to say that the one
to be elected has been chosen and it
has been impossible to learn why the
selection was put off Tuesday night.
Councilmen Fred S. Hull and Fritz
Lehn leave today fer a ten day trip
to Seattle. They will return in time
for the council meeting after the next.
1t is safe to say that the next water
superintendent will either have more
duties to look after than Mr.. Knight
or he will not receive as large a SAL
airy as Mr. Knight did. The retiring
superintendent received $500 per
year. What the council cannot decide
upon now is whether to cut the salary
and create an additional office. that
of plumbing inspector or whether to
require the next water superintend-
ent to look after this department In
connection with the work of the water
department 1t seems the latter
course will be the one taken as what
they could cut from the salary of the
water superintendent would not be
sufficient to pay the salary of the
plumbing inspector and this would
necessitate additional outlay of money
"a thing the taxpayers would kick
about.
1t is thought the water superintend-
ent can get along all right for at least
two weeks without head, as there
is not much doing in this city de-
partment at the present date. If,
however, something does arise that
would necessitate there be a head to
the department within the next week
q called session of the council will be
held or the election will be made next
Tuesday night.
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CAUGHT SMOK|N' BY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FORMER EDITOR OF FRANKLIN
COUNTY HERALD NABBED
WITH DEADLY "CIG.v
Smokes Cigarette in Presence of Pros
ecuting Attorney and Frient and
Arrest Ensues.
PASCO, Wash, June 24.-(speciaD

PASCO, Wash, June 24.-(Special)
The first arrest made in Pasco for
violation of the new cigarette law oc-
CURED tonight. Z. d. Powell. former
ly editor of the Franklin County Her
aid, was the victim. Mr. Powell was
smoking cigarette while talking with
prosecuting Attorney Himmel and a
friend last night Powell, when con-
He says that though he believes the
reputation of being quite a reformer.
He says that thought he believes the
cigarette law to be unconstitutional,
he does not blame the prosecutor for
doing his duty
When arrested Mr. Powell was just
getting ready to leave for Ethiopia,
where he has business interests. He
will furnish bonds and ask that the
information be filed direct in the cir
cult court. 1t is said Powell will
make his case a test of the law.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-24
LITTLE GIRL TELLS
SHOCKING TALE
AGED MAN, EIGHT TIMES HER
MORAL RELATIONS WITH HER
Maudie Fanno, 9 Years Old Victim of
Observation-Disclosures Finds Couple
and Caussc Arrest.

DAYTON, Wash, June 24.-(Spec-
ial)-Richard Johnston, an old man Y
years old, was arrested at the John
Tukill ranch on the Tukanon yester-
day by Sheriff Ed M. Davis, charged
with unlawful intimacy with Maudle
Fanno. nine YEARS of age. The old man
is held in the county jail here await
ing the preliminary hearing which Is
set for Friday before Justice J. W
Holman
According to the story of the little
girl as she related it to the officers
yesterday, the old man has been lntl-
mate with her for some time. Inc
complaint was made by Mrs. john
Smith, the mother of the girl. she
claims to have returned home Sunday
to find the old man in the girls com
pany. Johnston is an old resident OF
Columbia county and has made his
home for several years with the
Smiths. He is said to have never been
married. The neighborhood, in the
vicinity Of the Smith ranch is greatly
agitated over the arrest
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BUSTER DIES OF
TOO MUCH FLOUR
Horse Finds Early Grave Because OF
Uncomfortable Desire to Eat Food
Not His Own.

WAITSBURG WASH. June "a
Special)-"Bus,er.'' the pet Shetland
pony, is dead. Efforts of his owner.
Mayor r. NJ. Breeze. assisted by skill
Cd veterinary science to save him af-
ter he had gorged himself with
'Snowdrift" flour, proved unavailing,
and Monday night he passed away
Busters" uncomfortable lust for tit
bits and a hereditary kleptomaniac
tendency brought him to his untimely
end.
There is mourning in Waitsburg
since the death of the town pet and
yesterday a long line of sorrowing
youngsters followed the body Of Bus
ter to its resting place somewhere
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lish ponies. This year the Americans
took their own horses to England and
these animals have created almost as
much of a sensation as the riders. So
fast and clever are the American play
ers and their mounts that the English
sportsmen have secured the country to
get the best men to represent them IN
the contest against the Americans The
British four will be made up of Captain
Wilson, F. NJ F'reake, Pat Nickalls ana
c. d. Miller. The cup is at present held
nv the birmingham team, and the four
men mentioned above will represent
that club.
Meadowbrook Team Victor.
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Suburban HANDICAP
TO Be RUN TODAY
No Such Stars as of Former Days,
However, Will Be Seen in Great
Race-Much Interest.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Thls Is ~
burban day and all roads enc a. .ne
beautiful Sheepshead Bax race track.
For Ok wears the Suburban handicap
has been the magnet that has at
tracte,l thousands of spectators to the
track on the bay, with its wide reaches
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National Golf Meet.

ENGLEWOOD, N. J., June 24-Na-
tional open golf championships were
inaugurated today on the links of the
morrow Some of the crack profess
siona', of this country, Canada and
England are here.
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live stock than the stockmen Them
selves, and as each forest ranger is
supplied with the brands of all stock
in the district. he can generally iden-
tify the stock by brands and marks
and thus advise the owners.
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invitation tournament in which many
golfers of note are participating, was
opened today at the Wilmington Coun-
try club and will last three days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-24

The Statesman-UnIon CLASSIFIED ad-
v~rtisirg columns viii find what you
HaqI
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Wright brothers have arrived and VIII
begin tomorrow the government tests
with their aeroplane at Fort Myer, va,
The machine which they will use in
their sneed and endurance trials is a.
new one just completed at Dayton
The main test consist of sustained
FIGHT of one hour at a speed of not
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Golf at Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, DEL. June pam
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tess than SO miles per hour and run
from Fort Myer to Alexandria. five
miles and return. The Wrights are to
receive a cash premium above their
$4,000 contract price for each mile
per hour of speed in excess of 40 miles.
By holding this picture Of the aero
plane above your head and looking at
Il one gets fair ID n OF the machine
in fight.
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Meadowbrook Team Victor.
LONDON, June 24.-The first OF the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-15
LadIes, cemeterx AssocIatIon.

The Ladies' Cemetery Association is
holding meeting this afternoon at
the Auditorium. On account of the ex-
tremely dry weather for the past four
months, little has been accomplished
besides enrolling members, but as soon
as plat has been approved and the
season will permit, it is planned to
make a chat or gravel driveway and
set shade trees throughout the entire
cemetery. Each member only pays
the small sum Of one dollar, but the
ladies think that by the time their
Organization is complete they will
have considerable sum of money
without hardship to anyone.
This is good work and one badly
needed and every one should gladly
lend helping hand.
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BIC Dance TonInht.

The Elks will give the second dance
Of the season at the hall in the Audi
torium tonight All Elks and their
wives. daughters. sisters or lady
friends are cordially invited to attend.
The social committee of the Elks
is preparing a program for the entire
winter that will prove a source Of
much pleasure. The program will con
tain a number OF dances, card parties,
afo
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NoTIcE.

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will greatly
oblige us by calling at the store, where
they win find our bookkceper. and
making settlement.
FRAzEEHOsAfER HARDWARE co.
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Beginning today with free delivery,
drop letters for persons in Vinita will
require two cents postage J. II.
BUTLER, P. M
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NOTICE.

J. w. jackson has moved his furn-
iture store to the Empire building.
corner of Scraper and Illinois avenue.
Don't forget the place when you want
to buy or sell furniture. 5-s
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-15

e. e. Gordon. of cherryvalle. Kans
is here this afternoon on business.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-15

FOR RENT ~ Comfortable three
room house City water. Apply here
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The free mail delivery service be-
gan this morning as scheduled
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10 clear. o
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y q bland is here today from Az.
ron
ii. II. Parker made a trip to Alton
today
Major Fl. C. Cusey went to El Reno
today
" Houk made trip q Bluejacket
todav
Dennis wilson was at claremore
today
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rreu woodward went 70 Ai'on '"'s
J. w Sims returned from Weich
p. w. Burden has returned from
w. G. Milan returned to Chelsea
EIgin Creamery Butter 4oc per lb.
H. B. Garrison went to Bluejacket
Mrs. Myrtle Tolliver returned today
John Wise was in the city this
morning from Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cobb left last
night for Dallas, Tex.
from a trip to Ochelata.
Mrs 5. >. Conn., OF BartesVliie Is
MISS Jessie Cannon q Pryor
Greek IS visiting friends mere.
Inere are oener soou hours ou' nous
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ovor,on ~ag haro tbis no,nin.
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'"0'N
from Miami TO-DAY far visit with
friends
Jack Rushmore came in this morn
friends
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Mrs. r. G. Mcclure of Missouri is
the guest of Mrs. o. d. Neville
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Three-room house on vann street,
to rent
claud Shelton OF centralia was in
vinita today.
c. l. Weaver of Nowata, was here
this morning
Mrs, H. c. Ballard Of Alton is visit
ing relatives here.
J. j. Jackson was here on business
from Welch today
Mrs. Emmett Skinner is reported to
be very sick today
William Coats was here this morn
ing from spayinaw
S. r. Jackson was in the city this
morning from Welch
II J Clapper, Of stantsyille, Mo,
was in the city today
Rev. }. e. Pershing returned from
Oklahoma City this morning
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8 8 90 Q 8 0 0 Q 0 0 0 Q 0 0 Q
The WEATHER.

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o Tonight fair cooler; Satur- Q
o day fair O
o Local observations, for day Q
o proceeding, furnished by G. e. o
o Lahman: Q
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o Temperature at z D. m. 20 degs o
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A marriage license was issued late
yesterday to William Hugh Aber-
crombie, aged %, Of Garden City.
Kans., and Miss Ethel Stuart, aged
10. Of Ketehum. The couple were
married by Judge Brown.
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Rev. }. e. Pershing returned from
Oklahoma City this morning
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The Travel Study Club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. R. l. Blakeney
October 21. This will be the first
meeting of the year and an interest
ing program will be given.
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Mrs. J. w Howard returned to
Wyandotte, last evening, after visit
here with her parents, MT and Mrs
c. w. Cross
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Miss Pearl Cox of Peru Ind, arriv
ed today for visit with her cousin
Mrs David Meredith.
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Mr. and Mrs Jack Cunningham,
who have been visiting relatives here
returned to Pawhuska today
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Mrs. Ogden, Miss Beulah Ogden and
Miss Lille Hubbard returned to AT
ton last evening after spending the
day in Vinita.
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III J. clapper, Of stantsyille. Mo,
was in the city today
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FOR SALE-16O acres of fine farm
ing land in the famous upper Paw
Paw Valley. Apply here.
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Miss Mamie Garrison will go to AT
ton this evening to attend the wedding
of a friend.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04
RED RIVER LUMBER co.
BUYS SCANLON SAWM|LL
Will DismantIe and Remove Mill to
AkeIey to Replace Mill
Recently Burned.

Word comes from Scanlon that
the Red River Lumber Company has
purchased the big sawmill at Scanlon
owned by the Brooks-Scanlon Lum.
Der company, and will dismantle the
mill and remove the machinery to
Akeley, to replace the Red River
Lumber company's sawmill which
was destroyed by fire on November
ri.
The Scanlon sawmill is one of the
largest lumber, saving plants in the
state, having a capacity of more
than 100000 feet per day.
R. F. Pray, general manager of
the Red River Lumber company's
interests at Akeley, yesterday stated
to a Pioneer representative that the
company would Immediately begin
the work of dismantling the Scanlon
plant and that he expected the mill
would be saving logs at Akeley with
in seventy days.
The Red River Lumber company
was fortunate in being able to
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secure the Scanlon mill, which was
shut down a year ago, because of
lack of raw" material with which to
keep the saws in motion.
PLEASED the People,"

>--O
The Maude Henderson Co. pleased
all present last evening in their
presentation of my Boy Jack" be-
fore a good sized audience at City
Opera House; N. E. Gray in the
title role won the hearts of the
audience from the start and was ap-
plauded at every entrance. Geo. P.
Gray as the Dope Fiend was excel.
lent in his part and showed marked
ability as a character actor. Jack
Mansfield as Ed. Haden was also a
strong feature of. the bill. Miss
Anna Hughes made decided hit by
her superior and unaffected acting.
The support was fine, each individual
member of the company are among
the best in the business.
The halfbreed's OATH" A story
of the Western desert, is the under
lined play for tonight. New
specialties and special scenery will
lend variety to the evenings enter
tainment. Turn out and give them
full house this being the last night
of their engagement. The special
ties alone are worth the price of
admission.
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Thursdays, splitting" the week
with Grand Forks, n. n, afford
ing the best service OF any theater
in northern Minnesota.
The bill for the first half of. next
week will consist of Leonard
Kane, t.The Dancing Adonis;"
Sam and Ida Kelly, eccentric
comedy artists, in "The Man from
Dawson;" Lawrence and Carrall,
'tThose Somewhat Different Eel
lows" p.
Those who have not seen that
great film feature, "Hiawatha, I"
taken in your home state, should
not miss the opportunity tonight.
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Norwegian Lutheran-There will be
no services in the morning. Sunday
school, Norwegian and English, at 2
O'Clock p. m. Evening service at
o'clock. The choir will assist in
this servise. Rev. Kolste, pastor.
Baptist Mems Bible class 1000.
Morning service at HOO. Subject
Self Examination" Communion
service. Jesus said-"This do in
Remembrance of Me-" Sunday
School at 1910. B. Y. P. U. at
ZOO. Evening service at 500.
Topic-"Should Christians Play
Cards?" The End address on the
amusement question. Come and
hear the cards" discussed. Eupbon-
ium solo, Chas. L. GUNNER.
Presbyterian Morning worship at
II. Subject-"Render Unto Caesar
the Things That are Caesars, and
Unto God the Things That are
Gods" Mr.. Black of Grand Forks
will sing a solo. Bible class and
Sunday school at 1915. Y. P.S. C.
F.. at 7. Evening service at
O'Clock. Mr.. A. M. Locker. state
superintendent of the Minnesota
Sunday school association, will speak
at this service. Mr.. Rood will sing
solo. The public is cordially in
vited to all these services.
Methodist EpiscopaI-The. services
of the Methodist Episcopal church
will be held at the Masonic hall on
Sunday next. The Rev. Chas. E..
White will conduct the service in the
morning at. II o'clock, and in the
evening at 8 O'Clock. The subject
for the evening service will be-,
Riding the Mule" The Sabbath
School will meet after the morning
service at IL o'clock. The Epworth
League will meet at 7 o'clock.
Everybody invited to attend these
services, and cordial welcome will
be given to all. There will be good
singing and helpful talks given.
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THE BRINKMAN THEATER
"sPL|T" WITH FORKS
Affording Better Service than Ever
Bill Of Variety and Excellence
+ Next Week.

The new bill at the Brinkman
Family Theater made a big hit,
and a packed house last night,
Econsisting of. a very enthusiastic
audience, was the result.
Manager Brinkman, in his en-.
Edeavor to give his patrons the very
best at all times, has arranged
with the vaudeville booking agen-
cies to furnish him an entire
change, of: vaudeville performers
twice each week, Mondays and
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Probate Court.

Nov. 20. Estate of James Ander-
son. Hearing of final account of
administration had and the account
as filed allowed.
Estate of Erick Nelson. Hearing
on petition for administrator had
and Sam B. Benson of Blackjack
appointed administrator, and his
bonds fixed in the sum of $4,000.
Dec. l. Estate of Burdick Clark.
Adjourned hearing on claims had
and further adjournment taken
until January S, 1910 at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Estate Mary L. Moore. Hearing
on claims which was set for this
date had. 1t appearing from the
records that no notice had been
filed, the court allowed the annual
account of the administrator and
allowed the petition fol- settlement
of the estate.
Estate of William 3. Carlisle.
Petition for appointment of a guard
ian of the minor children presented
to the court and taken under advise.
ment.
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Swedish Lutheran-Rev. J. H.
Randall of Dawson, MIMI, will con-
duct Swedish Lutheran services in
the Norwegian Lutheran church at
1890 a. m. tomorrow. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
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German Lutheran Services at 5 D..
m. at the Baptist church, 9Th and
Beltrami. Rev. Theo. Buenger of
Cass Lake will preach.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One very desirable,
furnished, south side room, for
one or two gentlemen. Enquire
at PetSrson'S.
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FOR SALE-A No. 5 Oliver and a
No. 7 Smith-Premier typewriter.
Inquire at Pioneer office.
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FOR RENT-House, cheap. In
quire C. A. E. Webster.
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Episcopa|-Sunday school at 4 p.
m. Evening service and sermon at
8 o'clock. REV. Parshall, pastor.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
2:3O to E p. M, and Saturday
evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Cour,
House. Mrs. Donald, librarian
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DOINGS IN THE VARIOUS
CHURCHES OF THE CITY
Hours of Worship and Subjects of Ser
mons to Be Delivered in the
City Sunday.

Catholic will be no SER
vices in the Catholic church. Father
O'Dwyer.
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WANTED-Place for young gentle
man to work for board and room.
Inquire of Prof. Richie.