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Evening journal., 1909-12-15
DRAW DECISION
AROUSES FANS

BY United Press Leased Special wirs
BOSTON, Dec. 15-Boston fight fans
to-day are denouncing the draw de-
cision rendered between Dave Deshler
and Ray Bronson, of indianapolis, in
their l2-round bout at the Armory
A. A.
Bronson outfought Deshler I'm five
rounds Of the twelve. Two. the ninth
and eleventh were about even. Deshler
had the better of the third. fifth and
eighth. The crowd failed to agree
with Referee Fleming
Bronson hit harder and cleaner than
Deshler and forced the fighting every
step of the way
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
GYM EXHIBITION BY
WOMEN AT Y. W. c. A.

The second annual gymnasium exhibit
tion will be held in the gym" Of the Y.
W. G. A.. No. 9os King street tomorrow
afternoon. The program consists Of fancy
marching, dumbbel drills. Swedish gym
nastics. wand drill and apparatus work
horse rings, ladder rope, mat-work and
games. The gymnasium classes are under
the direction Of Miss Anna C. Atkinson,
Admission Is free.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
CITY JUDGE HOLDS
EARLY MORNING COURT

Judge Cochran held city Court az
745 o'clock this morning
Francis E. Harklns. charged with
disorderly conduct. was fined $40 and
costs.
Charged with crap playing. Clarence
Fairfax, colorcd was fined S25 and
costs.
Lizzie Cooper. colorcd. charged with
assaulting another colorcd woman on
the coast last night was fined $40
and costs.
William Baker. cOlured. Wus fined $40
and costs on similar charge
The hearing of Leo Smotncy, charge a
with assault and battery was contin-
ued until tomorrow ass was the case
Of Corbitt Briggs, co'orcd. charged
with larceny.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15

Drop BY drop the offensive discharge
caused by Nasal Catarrh falls from
the back of the nose into the throat
setting up an Inflammation that il
likely to mean Chronic Bronchitis. The
most satisfactory remedy for Catsrrh
is Ely's Cream Balm and the relief
that follows even the first application
cannot be told in words Don't suffer
A day longer from THE discomfort of
Nasal Catarrh. Cream Balm is sold
by all druggists for so cents, or mail
ed by Ely Bros. Sc Warren Street.
New York-Ady
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
Pnrislans to Sc Panke.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Parisians Will have
a'chance 20 see tho 'nlinois thunderbolt'
Billy Papke, according 10 Ed Papke.
Billy's brother. and manager, who said
to-day that he had matched Billy 70 meet
the winner OF tho Willie Lewis Harry
Lewis match which comes OF in Paris in
January The fight win be staged in Feb
ruary.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
Y. M. c. A. BOWLERS
BEAT OUT WEST CHESTER

On the y. NJ. c. A. alleys last night
the y. M. G. A. first team defeated
West Chester Y, M. c. A. two out of
three games. Day was high local man
with 525 pins. Barner was high sin
gle for the visitors with SIS.
The score:
WEST CHESTER V NJ q
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
True Relation.

True religion grows more and more
anxious to declare that religion is not
something foreign TO humanity; that il
is simply the fullest utterance OF hu-
man life; that all human life which
is not religious falls below ITSELF
Phillips Brooks.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
CHICA COS STRONG CHAMPIONSHIP
BASKETBALL FIVE OUT TO WIN
ANOTHER TITLE AND SCENES IN GAME.

The hbakeba seasons
vest auodhsht hprmis 70 h pnfe ph
Atoughf hfnnrp pu sr G are OF m o u game
champion ha asronn % t. u
Funes aargI Iua ubcnt an a
mas @ "
whom most ph
ubtghech oaeadhh FOL the champion hp
svarB
clark kelly Captain
forward %
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
After Basketball CHALLENGES.

The Mt. Vernon second basketball team
wants to receive challenges from all IS
year-old teams I'm or out Of the city. Ad-
dress Manager Thomas Tully. Henry
Clay
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
lnter. cIass nasketbaII eame.

Tho final inter-class basketball game
at Delaware College Newark. viii be
played this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
Athletio cluh Rall.

The fourth annual ban OF the North
End Athletic club will be held In Turn
Hall on the evening Of January a.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
ComnanY I

Referee, Manion, umpire Harkins
scorer Hickman. timers. Lockerman and
Duny. goals from the field. Jones. T..
goals from foul Firth, I, McCIosk key. I.
and Hyland s the game ON Thursday
evening viii be between Company and
Company ID.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
CHESTER Y. NJ. c. A.
Company r Loses Can1e.

Company basketball team defeated
Company F team at the armory last night
boy 4 TO score. 1t was the first defeat
for Company Il team. The lineup:
Companv A Cornnap,, u
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
go TO THE DEVIL" SAID TAFT.
BOrah Relates Presidents Answer to
Glove Rate Pleas.

WASHINGTON, u. G., August .
Two new Taft stories were put in circu-
lation today. One involves Senator
Borah of Idaho, and the other Senator
Bourne of Oregon.
Senator Borah was summoned to the
white house a few days ago He was
nshered in to the President, who told HIM
that certain members of Congress were
FOSTERING him to agree TO the eAorbtant
Littauer rates on womenS gloves.
What would You tell EN-, senator Z"
asked the President.
Tell them to 20 to the devil" an
swpred Senator B0rah.
Il did" answered Mr.. Taft.
The secret of the friendship of Senator
Bourne and the President is out Senator
Bourne was the most rabid OF Roosevelt
shontprs and he made n serious effort to
defeat Mr. Taft at the Chicago cunvcu-
tion. Nowadays the two men are chums
on the golf links.
How does it come that you and
Bourne are 50 Thick asked one of the
Presidents visitors. ale certainly was
against you for the presidency and tried
10 upset your ambitions with his second
elective term theory.
You can't expect me TO quarrel with
Bourne because he believes in a second
elective term. can you asked the Pres-
dent. Il am somewhat of Il believer in
that doctrine myself
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
THE NEW GERM DISEASE.
Charlton Affecting People in Louisiana
as Well as Cattle.

LAKE CHARLES, La, Aug. .
Charlton. a deadly and loathsome disease
which att1icts cattle and which has killed
thousands of valuable animals in Louis
lana. has attacked human beings and
many men are under treatment. In Lees
burg eight people have been stricken.
Tn to date no deaths have resulted.
Charlton has afflicted cattle for cen.
turtles. but has seldom visited this coun-
try. 1t was known to the ancients in
Egypt and often scourged the Asatic
and Oriental countries. 1t is caused by
n germ which enters the animals skin
through an abrasion. 1t multiples and
causes an inflammation which turns into
a humorous or cancerous growth, which
terminates in blood poison.
The United States government,
alarmed by the inronds of the disease,
has sent experts from the bureau of ami
nal industry to assist local veterinaries
in fighting the plague. They are urging
cremation of infected animals and the
vaccination of all others. In Cameron
parish alone one-fourth of the animals
have died.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
QUAKE SKATERS
HISTORIC EDlFICE;
Cathedral of Mexico So Badly Damaged
That 1t Has Been Con-
demned

CITY OF MENICO, Aug. 2.-Thir-
teen earthquake shocks within thirty
hours have been registered by the gov
eminent seismograph at Acubaya.
The buildings in this city injured by
the earthquake of Saturday include the
national palace, the war office, and
the chamber of ambassadors. the Mu-
iual Life Insurance company building,
the Stilwell building, aud the cathedral
of the City of Mexico. This latter struc-
rure had been SO badly injured Friday
that il had been condemned. The cathe-
dral is the citys chief architectural fea-
ture aud its most majestic and inspiring
cdficc. 1t Is located on the side Of the
Plaza Mayor de la Constitution, the
principal square in the city. The cathe-
draI occupies n part of the ground in
closed 10y the walls Of the ancient Aztec
cGiiice. 1t covers a greater area than
any other church in the western hemi-
sphere, and Is surpassed in this respect
only by ST. Peters in Rome and the
Spanish cathedral in Seville. Erection
Of the edificc was begun in the last half
If the Sixteenth century, and il was two
centuries later before the building was
finished. The railing of the choir Is gold,
silver and copper and is said to have
cost 81 10000 The cathedral has been
the scene of several corOnations and 9th
er events Of national importance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
HOVER TROPHY.
ROBERTSON WINS GRIND.
Driving a Simplex, Veteran Racer Cap
lures Brighton Beach Event.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-GeOrge Rob
ertSon, the winner of many sensational
races. added another victory To his credit
in the tweuty-four hour automobile race
at the Brighton Beach motordrome Sat
urday night. He piloted his big 30 horse
power Simplex car to victory and Won
with many miles to spare.
Louis Disbrow drove Il 80 horsepower
Rainier car into second place.
Robertson won by fifty miles. Dis
brow in the Rainier was SeVeuty-three
miles ahead of Ray Howard in a Palmer
Singer Robertson was elghty-SlN miles
behind the record made by himself last
year.
His skill and daring were also remark
able. and he beat home Ray Howard, III
a Palmer Singer machine. 10y many
miles for second honors. Howard. Il
youngster and an amateur. made little
effort to send his i. X :. To the front.
He began ut an even pace and con
tinued at the same speed throughout.
His car performed consistently and
averaged about forty miles an hour.
With the exception of a little tire trou-
BILE he had no difficulty with his ma
chine Because of the poor condition of
the track, the time of the race was much
slower than the record.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
NOW FOR THE COUNTY FAIR.
First Opens August 10 and Last Is Held
in October

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 2.-Regiuning
with August 10, the season of county
fairs throughout the state will open,
those at Boscobel and at Reedsburg be-
ing the nrst to be held in the state.
From that time on they will continue
until late in October. The complete
list of fairs and their respective dates is
as follows:
Amherst, September 10: Appleton, Sep
TENDER 10; Beaver Dam. September proc
tober |: Berlin, September. 2l-24; Blooming
ton. September SO; Baraboo, September
2124; Boscobel, August 1913; Bruce, Sep
TENDER, l5-lI; Cedarburg, September 2e22;
Chiffon; sePtem,eerc 20; Chippewa Fails,
l6; Darlington, August 2i2i Elkhorn. Sep
TENDER 21-24; Ellsworth September 22-24;
Evansville August 3i-September Z; Elroy,
tember 3; Friendship, September 22.24;
Gays Mills. October IS; litsboro, August
1920; Iortonville, september, Is; Jcffer,
toher ~; La Crosse September 2s-Octoher
|: Lancaster September l5-lT; Madison,
September 40; Mantowoc, August 24-27;
Mashheld, August 24-27; Mansion. Septem
Der 10; Menomonie, September 14-l7; Mer-
rill. August 24-27; Monroe September s-lt;
Mineral Point August l7-20; Mondori; Sep
vile, September 10; plymouth, September
10: Portage, August 81 September 3
Reedsburg. August 1913; Rice Lake. Sep
temher lilo; Richland Center, SS'ptSnhitr-
Green, September 40; Stevens Point, Sep.
tember I'll; Sturgeon Bay, September n
II; st. Croix Falls, September -; Iomah, An
gust 24-21: Viola, September 2SOctober l..
Viroqua, September 2l-24; Waterfowl, Sep
tember 21-24: Waupaca, September 2l'2i:
Wausau. August l-Septemher 3; Wautoma
September 14-17: West Bend, September %
%; Westtield, September 2I-29; Sturgeon
Bay, September 14-1i.
The state fair which will be held at
Milwaukee opens on September IL and
continues four days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
VAGRANT ELECTRICITY.
Wild Currents Playing Hob with Tele-
phone Service in New
York

NEW YORK, August 2.-lf your tele-
phone does not work just right these
days and your ear drums are assailed
with queer sounds that make you jump
and fret. don't blame it on "central;' it
is not her fault-its the wireless telling
you a wonderful story from one of the
big ships at sea or mayhap II is one of
Uncle Sans messages flashed from fort
to fort gone astray.
An investigation of many complaints
of poor telephone service has resulted in
this explanation. over III the Brooklyn
navy yard, where one OF the government
wireless systems is at work, the tele.
phones have been put almost completely
ont of commission. The wireless opera
tors assert the trouble is due to escaping
trolley wire currents.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
EMPEROR TAKES HAND.
Franz Joseph Arranging for Wedding of
Miss Stewart and Her
Prince

LONDON. Aug. 1.-The Emperor of
Austria IS arranging all details for the
marriage of Prince Braganza To Miss
Anita Stewart, which will occur in Oc-
tober. The princes eight stepsiSters
and brothers and six aunts, among whom
is the Irfanta of Portugal, are expected
to attend the ceremony.
According TO present arrangements,
Willie Stewart, the brides only brother.
will give her away. Miss Whites four
cousins, who are the three sons and a
daughter of Anthony DreXel of Phila-
dephia will be present
The prince and his bride intend to live
most Of the year in London.
Preparations for the marriage will
necessitate the return of Miss Stewart
from Scotland in September. The trous-
seau. which has been ordered in Paris,
will be unusually beautiful and extern
siye
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
NEW CONCRETE BRIDGES.
Philadelphia Has Flfty-four Completed
~ Building.

The city OF Philadelphia Is ON" oi IN"
mos extensive users Of concrete Iu tn"
world n rns..,ses either rnnulricd or
=, -, - ...,,.,.,,.,i.,. rc,,. r.,,,. ,.,,.
." '',' 90, ,''''.
rr"'" mldE's. Ih's" niIdE'N nave spans
varying from - to 2i'i feet
The standard specifications for phila-
d.l,Jis lc,5,,... re,,,iir. ,I,.t ihr ronrrrte
"' 90, M.
hha" ''- i~'' '"'p l'0'''"'' l''' ~
the proportions are 10y measurement ON"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
BLERIOT TO RACE WRIGHTS.
Accepts Offer of Yukon Exposition for
$4,000 Flight.

PARIS, Aug, 2.-Bleriot has accepted
the offer of the Yukon exhibition, and is
willing to compete with the Wright
brothers in flight for 5000. The Ma
tin announces that Beriot has given his
aeroplane to it for $1,000, which is
merely the price it would cost to con
struct another. The Matin will hand it
over to the state, and il will be placed III
n museum. This is the aeroplane in
which Bleriot crossed the English chan
mel few days ago.
A fine exhibition of high flying was
given Sunday at Port Aviation near Ju-
visy, by NJ. Peliot Gaudart in a Visin
biplane. The aeroplane rose to height
of 500 feet thus beating the record es-
tablished by Wilbur Wright and winning
the Lazare Weller prize.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
JUNEAU'S FRIEND DIES.
Patrick Hickey, Who Was an Associate
OF Milwaukee's Founder, Passes
Away IN Chippewa Falls.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. July :

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. July 81.
Special Patrick Hickey was dis
covered dead from apoplcxy in his room
at the country home of Edwin Bell, re
siding twelve miles north Of this city
near Jim Falls. Friday. He was 9S
years old and had resided in Chippewa
comfy for thIrty-tye or forty years.
Prior Ia his residence here he lived in
Milwaukee and was an associate of Solo
mon juneau. of whom he recouutcd
many personal experiences and aneC-
dotcs. In his early youth he came from
ireland 10 New York city, where he re
sided a fcw years and then took up his
abode in Milwaukee when that city
was small and Juneau. its founder. was
at tn" height of his career The re
lnarkahc thing about Hickey was t"at
he possessed his faculties aud strength
to remarkable degree up To his last
days. He was an invctcrate smoker and
drank moderately. To the end he held
on 60 $1,000 IN cash and mortgages. Two
sons and two daughters survive him, all
residing in this county. lie had fol
lowed the life of farmer for the past
forty urs The funeral will be held in
Chippewa Falls.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
CARUSO IS BACK 10. r."
Ienor's Voice Even Clearer Than Before
Operation-Given Splendid
Reception.

bSTEND. Aug. 2.-After long alb
scnce from the stage and concert rooms,
tarusp reappearrd last night before at
least 10000 people of ustend and kur-
saal. whose curiosity had been on ten
tcrhuukS Ia know the effect the recent
operation had on the voice of the great
tenor. When he entered the balcony 10
sing the opening aria Of the Paradise"
from LIN lrICunr' a sudden hush fell
over the great audience. 1t was an i'm
lnense relief to realize Immediately that
his voice, though perhaps not quite as
pure aud fresh as when first heard in
America sin years ago, was still beauti-
full. more lovely toy far in quality than it
seemed last spring and admirably under
control. tarusu's voice has lost much of
the rough, dark, barytouic quality which
marred il lntterly. 1t was more nearly
what il used to he. genuine tenor,
lyrical yet uueiieminate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
MONUMENT FOR SAM HOUSTON.
Contract for Erection at Huntsville
Tex, Will Be Let Soon.

AUSTIN. Tex, Aug. 1.-The contract
for the monument to Gen. Sam Houston,'
to be erected at Huntsville over his
grave, as provided by the Legislature
with an appropriation of SIC. 900. will
be let before September |, as the appro-.
priation becomes void after that time.
Pompeo Coppini, an artist of San An
tonic, who formerly submitted plans of
a bronze monument for Gen. Houston,
was given permission by Coy. Camp
bell to submit another original idea of
Texas granite monument as provided IN
the act of the Legislature.
When he submitted his former plan,
he did not know the monument must
be of Texas granite. The plans will be
submitted to the governor and the fam
ilv of Gen. Houston as soon as Mr.. Cop
pini returns home and works ont his
idea. Up TO this time the only plan that
might bear consideration is the one sub
mitted by Frank Teich of Llano, who
proposes the erection of shaft. and is
now drawing the plans and specifications
in accordance with the idea.
The chief trouble has been that all
sculptors seem to wish to submit plans
for Il bronze design.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
THAW GETS BOOMERANG
TESTIMONY AT MURDER TRIAL
USED AGAINST HIM.
Mother Almost Collapses as She Hears
Words Once Used to Defend
Her Son.
WHITE PLAINS, \. Y, Aug. .

WHITE PLAINS, y. Y, Aug. q
The third week of the supreme court hear
ing of Harry H. Thaws nabeas corpus
proceedings to secure his release from
the state hospital for criminal insane
opened today. Expectation that the Mat
teawan prisoner or his wife might take
the stand again at any minute packed
the courtroom. rhaw appeared refreshed
10y the two days rest that had inter
vened
District Attorney jerome took up the
reading of testimony from the second
trial where he left off last Friday. From
the several bound volumes of court min
utes at his elbow, he selected that con
tanning the evidence of Catherine O'Neil.
a former seamstress in the Thaw house
hold at Pittsburg. This related chiefly
ucu'arly his fits of passion.
!, Mr.. Jerome explained that this was
'he only means of getting such testi-
inony before the court and on the record.
The story of Thaw's childhood and the
influences affecting his birth as told by
his mother followed.
Mrs. William G. Thaw, who sat be-
hind her son. seemed about to lose CON
trol OF herself. Her face flushed and
she used her PLAN leaf fan to hide the
twitchinS of her lips Her testimony
presented Thaw as a victim of extreme
nervousness from birth.
Jerome read successfully testimony re-
gardlng the prisoners mental condition
given AT the trials by Miss Belle More
house Lawrence, Thaw's. kindergarten,
teacher in Pittsburg; Abram r. Beck,
whose school Thaw attended in 1SSI-S2;
Miss Alice c. Fletcher, an old family
friend; Christopher Baggie, steward OF
Thaw's whist club in New York. where.
just before killing White Thaw deposit
ed three cigarettes in the safe Amy
Gosette, a trained nurse who attended
Ihaw at Monte Carlo; Or. Charles A.
Bailey. physician Of Albany. \. Y,
who attended Thaw on train between
Albany and New York in 1906: An
thony Comstock: and DR.. Horatio c.
Wood, who told of the insanity of mem
berS Of Thaw's family.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
Wood Of Mummy Coffns.

4 qib-ry has been addressed 10 Kew
~ 70 the wood used Tor mummy collins
IN Egypt which was stated by the cor
respondent 10 be that 81 the sycamore.
Some pieces If mummy conn wood
were presented 10 Kew iu 1919 by IL.
II. Calvert. her maJesty's consul at Alex
andria. and later specimens Of the wood
OF Flcus Eye0mOrtF were forwarded
from Egypt bs Dr. Schwrinfurth The
microscopic structure Of these specimens
has been compared in the laboratory.
and we learn from the bulletin that
there Il no reason 70 duubi that the
mummy collins referred 10 were made
from the wood Of Fjcus sycon0rue-the
sycamore hg -Weetminstcr Gazette
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
SWIFT AT CRISIS TODAY.
Four Surgeons Fight Against Amputa-
tion-Another Will Join Them.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, August .
Philip Swift's injuries and his present
depressed condition are giving his family
great anxiety. His millionaire father is
sparing no expense for more medical MD
DIR. kahlke, the family physician. was Mt
northern fishing resort, miles from n
railway. but is employing every means
available to get to Philips beside. Dr.
kahke will make the fifth physician If
he arrives today the surgeons will make
an examination for infection. Should in
lection develop Immediately amputation
will be necessary. Fear of this is caus-
ing the doctors to eagerly watch each
hours development. The lacerated
ankle is causing the patient pain. His
fever is slight, but his rest is badly
broken. Today will be the crucial day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
ZEPPELIN IN AIR AGAIN..
Big Dirigible Leaves for Trip of ITO
Miles to Cologne and Storm Is
Threatened

FRANKFORT. Germany. Aug. .
Frankfort this morning. and after per-
forming various evolutions over fhe city,
started for Cologne, about 10 miles dis
tant. The vessel will followed the course
of the Rhine. Great preparations for an
enthusiastic welcome at Cologne have
been made. The ship has been reported
from Bingen, Coblenz, Mayens and 9th
er towns. The weather has been fine,
but near Cologne a storm is coming up.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE is SHOT.
Accidental Discharge of Revolver I'm
perils Mrs +. E. Dupont.

WILMI NGTON, Del. Aug. Mrs.
Eugene +. Dupont, wife Of a member of
the millionaire powder making family,
and native Of Louisville, Ky, had Il
narrow escape from being killed 10y the
accidental explosion of a revolver. Sh"
was engaged in cleaning the weapon and
did not know II was lnadel. The bullet
lodged in her abdomen, but the wound il
not regarded dangerous. Mrs Dupont,
who is we'll known as u horSewomau.
markswoman and automobile driver is
n daughter of A. J. MoXham, vice presi-
dent of the Dupont Powder company.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05
Worms Eating lack Pine.

SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug People
living in the country districts of Doug
las county are wondering whether the
army worm has made its appearance in
that county. In the vicinity of Scion
Springs and Gordon strange worm sim
liar in appearance to caterpillar, but
with grayish patch on the back with
out hirsute APPENDICES, has been rayag-
ing the jack pine districts. The worms
were first noticed last year.