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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-11
MERIDIAN LOCAL, fi1als.


DR.. T. T. Thames Of tir -! iis.w
was a visitor in Meridiali isaes.Iay.
Mis-. Fred Atfaasns WIS I t,.fe,,. to q
Boise hospital Tuesday for an OPP
sration.
Frank, the little child,of 3. f.
Hunt, has been i'll with, pneumo-
Enia this week, but is improving.
F. B. Nixon was at Idaho City
Friday, looking up business for
the Northwest School Furniture
company.
Born, to Mr.. and Mira. w. H
Tidwell, residing four miles north
east Of Meridian, Tuesday, June
l, boy, weighing nine pounds,
County Commissioner and Mrs.
A. P. Burns Of Boise we're in he-
ridian Saturday evening and Gun
day. the guests Of ]. M. Jackson.
For Sale, after june 1st.; our
eggs from the Rosedals Poultry
Pens at half price. Mrs. J. F.
Rofe, Ind. Phone 1877 Red. Mer-
iidian.
/ The epidemic of Ia grippe which
Twas 30 mech in evidence few
days ago seems to have passed
away, as the doctors report very
few sick cases this week,
The public sale of w. q. Brown,
held last Saturday, was well at
tended and the sales wsrs brisk,
: Mr.. Brown intends to return to
his former home in Nebraska.
: On Monday George q. Rogers,
, while prying of the boards in de.
: molishing the old Methodist
9 ohurch, fell and strained his side
and shoulder, and 10 now laid ur
for repairs.
Thomas e. Hoyns. brother o.
W. J. Hoyne, left this week fol
. Winatchss, Washington, afts,
some tims in prospecting in thi'
Q vicinity. He intends to visit th'
Seattle exposition.
Peer & Frazier report the sal,
., of eighty acres southeast of Ne
:. ridian from L. L. Folsom to j. B
. Cook and Paul Helphrey of Boise
: Mr.. Helphrey will move onto tn
place at onos and improve it.
Plasterer ]. e. Starr left Tues
day for the country, to, be absen
two weeks. He will build founda
tions for new houses for Messri
Sundell and Carlson, each to b
24x28 feet in size.
Mrs. Lew Hazelwood has rG
turned to Meridian and is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. J. W
!. Hafrsll. Mr.. Hazelwood, VIII
came up to see his wife during he
- stay in the Boise hospital, has n
turned to his home at Baker Cti!
, Oregon.
A. w. Fuller, of Rutland, low
late principal OF schools at th'
place, is expected here tomorro
for q visit with his sister, Mr.
w, #. Downsy. He has far
four miles north of town and vi
o. eventually make this place h
home.
O. L. Kurtz, formerly in Il
drug business in Meridian, "
nd here Wednesday, visiting with
ng M, Burns. His little boy, wi
nd was quite an invalid two years az
is now as healthy as boy shou
led be, They are now residents
.p- Boise.
md The vacancy of one teacher I
the Meridian schools. on accou
Il L -
OF the resignation of Miss An
Ksls, Of California. has beeEl fill
- by the appointment Of Miss Het
- Ward of Caldwell, This L.
an' comes we'll recommended, and 8
was principal of the Middlst
schools last year.
Iost Mr.. and Mrs. Homsr Toll'
and daughters Ethel and Me-
at leave Monday for Fresno. Calf
mia. After a visit there with u
Tolleth's sisters. the family '
return home by way Of Seat
visiting the exposition for ssv'
aAo days. They viii be absent
about month.
2 B. W. Davies, who has Bser
Meridian for the past two rnpn
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-11

MERIDIAN LODGE No. ~, A. F.
and A. NJ meets on second Tuesday
NJ each month at Odd Fellows hall in
Meridian. Visiting or sojourning
Rrethren CORDIALLY invited to attend.
I II. F. NEAL, w. M.
G. B. FRAZIER, Secretary.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-11
col. {. MARsTERs 3 SON,
idako's Leading Adctioneers.
Leave Orders at Either Bank, Meridian.

lure and Sweet
Our Honey is the purest and most
AeaIthful of all sweets.
We viii sell you as gallon can at
less than the price Of sugar.
You will like it if you TRY 1T.
THE E. F. ATwATER CO.
J.r;dian Idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-11
Meridian Odd Fellows to Hold Services

Meridian Odd Fellows TO Mold Services.
Next Sunday afternoon at $50
the Odd Fellows and Rebekah or
ders of Meridian viii hold memo
rial services at the MsthodiSt
church. The orders will meet at
the hall at 200 O'Clock and assum.
ing rsgalia win march in a body
to the church. Ths general pub
lilo is cordially invited to the exer.
cisss. Rev, G.. G.. HALEY, OF Pay.
cite, will deliver the address, D,
L. Badley will speak of the, life
and character of the deceased
grand sirss. Mrs. 4. A. Alien will
read paper ON the influence Of
Odd Fellowship in the home and
in society. J. u, Jackson will be
ohairman of the day, and Frank
Cess marshal. At the conclusion
of the exercises, ths graves st thu
cemetery viii be decorated.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-11

Emery Miekles, of NetYska, ar
rived this week for visit I'M Me.
ridian and vicinity.
q. B. Bsksr and wife. Of Boise
visited v.ifkL. X. Deck and fam
lily Sunday.
0. X. Knutson and wife ar
rived home Sunday from the Hot
Springs.
Frank Anderson, who is en-
pEoyed by an electric company in
Boise, was quite sick at'his home
in Meridian the fore part Of the
week, but is on the mend.
FoUND.-A small sack of wool
one mile west of Meridian. Own
or can hare same by describing
property and paying for this ad-
yertisement. F. W. Wood,
Some complaint has besn made
by parties in Meridian who are de-
sirous Of hxipg up their street
frontage, that stock running At
large at night does considerable
damage.
DR., John Boesk, Of Boise, was
here Sunday, visiting with DR.. O.
L. Duttsn. Albert Boeok, who
has just returned from the state
university at Boulder, Cole, 40.
oonhpanisd his father,
Geo. Gatlin, SON of Mrs, j. e
Clark, was visiting here last Sun.
day, after an absence of two years
at Mill City, Nevada. Mrs. CAT
lin accompanied her husband
They are now located at Boise.
MrE. Evan Harris, OF Gsllispie
ILL.,, arrived in Meridian last wsel
for visit with her parents, L. K
and Mrs. Deck. This iH her frs
visit to Idaho, and she may possi
bly, become SO impressed that iii
will make it her future home. ),
Ben Turner, one Of Long Val
ley's prosperous and handsom
bachelors, returned Tuesday fror
Nsbrsska and other eastern point
where hs had been spending sh
> winter. Mr.. Turner expects I
> lsave in few days for his Lon
Valley home.
. ]. E. CLARK, who for the past
: years has lived in and adjacent
J. this place, and who has been
J. the employ Of Emmett Pfost ii
. greater part of the past thrt
years, has bssn retained by Ra,
: mond T. OFT, who recently pu
t chased Mr.. Pfost's coal and fee
!. business. This 10 a wise move G
]. the part of Mr.. OFT.
Q The missionery society of Il
Christian church were entertain,
!. al the home of Mrs. 81. E. Char
, plin Wednesday afternoon. The
! was a study OF the general work
a the O. W. b. n. and the oents
y nial, which proved very intsre.
}. ing, after which was a dslioio'
, luncheon. The next meeting W
be with Mrs. Mary Guymon.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-11
Coal aad feed Yard,

have secured an office opposite J. ID,
P7ost's grain Office, and viii handle hay.
grain and the old reliable Rock Springs
zeal, LUTHER SNYDKR.
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
MRS. HUFTY GIVEN
CHILDREN FOR WEEK
Temporary Award Made
Pending Hearing of the
Divorce Suit.

Justice Stafford, of the Supreme Court
Of the District, today directed that Mrs.
Mary Page Hufty, wife of Malcolm
Hufty. the Washington attorney. be
given custody of their two children for
one week, in response 70 the petition
in the divorce bill, which she filed
against her husband a few days ago
Half an hour afterward the two chill
dren, taken from her at Asbury Park,
n. J., three weeks ago by Mr.. Hufty,
were again in her possession.
The case was set for a hearing today,
but Georges w, Hoover, attorney for Mr.
Hufty. informed the court that he had
not had time TO prepare FOR the hear
ing al d asked a continuance for a week.
Henry E. Davis, attorney for Mrs.
Hufty. stated that he would agree If
the children would be given into the
possession OF Mrs. Hufty in the mean
time.
The courts order directed that the
children, Malcolm Hufty. IT., geo
seven, and Lawrence Page Hufty. aged
two, be kept within the District during
the coming week, bit on the represen-
tatiOn that Mrs. Hufcy desires to spend
the week at Falls Church with her sis
ter, the terms Of the order were ex-
tended TO permit her to take them
there,
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
GROWLER IS DOOMED
BY LIQUOR DEALERS
Ban Placed on the Festive Can of the Five-Cent
Brand, and Beer in Buckets Will Go
Only Into Homes.

Along with the fat wheel car. the tin
panny piano that gets busy after ten
al night. the growing rooster, and other
unoesiraoles, TIE scent GROWER" has
oeen relegsted to thu background and
no more viii the sweet introspection OF
IN oarkeep Of the First and Last
Chance or the Red Dog thirst pariors.
be Interrupted by the Earring voice of
Johnny Jones who comes in with.
say mister, gi' me 5 cents worth of
them light suds. win yer; Pops sick an
can't come himself"
The GROWER has got TO go. The ex-
ecutive committee OF the Federation
Of Retail Liquor Dealers has decided
to recommend that there be no more of
the scent GROWERS sold. The sale OF
The Washington times., 1909-09-16

beer In buckets, r. was decided also.
Is to be only to householders In the
immediate vicinity Of a saloon and 10
suds can be conveyed TO drivers OF
others of the prOletariat who wish to
drink as they run or walk OF work
The executive committee decided that
many institutions for the effectuaI dis
position Of dry threats are not con-
Quoted In proper fashion. and suggested
that the proprietors take more care
with the manner OF their selling These
rules are to 20 into effect on October
Is. and anyone who violates them Is
likely TO ind himself without a license.
Make your neighbors feel that your
saxon is a necessity" was one idea ad-
vaEced and indorSed-
The Washington times., 1909-09-16

VI HN IL ALL 4ttlsHMEN AND MALE
DESCENDANTS VALUABLE DIAMOND
sIICKPIN AND SUIT OF CLOTHES AS
TROPHIES.
SOME OF THE NOMINEES.
r y. Harper. president District National
Sank; samuel B. Ionnelly, Public Printer.
p. A. Drury. 81. G. Mccormick. vice r,resi.
cent, Merchants q Mechanics Savings Bank.
Thos. J. Donovan, II. F. O'Donoghue, presi-
dent United States Civil Service Retireroent
Association; Arthur Small. Bureau OF Fn-
craving and Printing: VIM J. Donovan. J
u. O'COnnor VIM. O'Donneu. d. E. Garges
District Building. Hugh F. Harvey. J. J
Allen. Richard 4. Curtin. T. J. Nee. p. F.
Carr. Fred W. Miller. Jerry Murphy. p r.
Moran, Joseph P. Berg ?; J, Haitlgan. NJ
Kenealy. William Mcclure. and B. NJ
Bridget
THE POLLING PLACES.
Where ballots may be had. are. Miller Bros
go@ SIN St NV, Crown Lunch room, 1fl7 New
York ave; O'DonnclTs drug store. ID and Pa
ave. Sc. kenealy's drug store. North Capitol
and 1 sts., O. DouneIIs drug store. Wiscon-
sin ave. and z st.; judas drug store. 9TH and
F SITS. sw.: VIM. F. Rick. 1905 Pa ave. NV;
J. j. Alien. sol North Capitol St Roland
Wallace 9Th near y. Y. ave; J. J. O'Keefe,
904 Pa ave; Dunbar & Co., 9Th and G SITS;
James DuEan. North Capitol ST.. bet. g
and II SITS: Adoiph L0ebls, 18th and @ SITS,
NV; Maurice Sheehan, % and II SITS. ne. :.
Dennis Mccarthy. 18th and d SITS Ew.; p. T.
Carr, 1906 NJ 81. NV; VIM. =. Donovan, 1928
eth ct NV. j. d. O'COnnOF. 18th and 2 SITS.
NV; p. J. Cook, 3214 NJ St nv.
Judges-Roe Fulkerson, Fred J. Mersheimer.
and VIM F. Guide
BALLoTING CLOSES THURSDAY, SEPT.
q. AT BENNING RACE COURSE, IN CON
NECTION WITH
Irish Fair and Field Day
For further information address CHAIR
MAN POPULARITY ELECTION. "a moor,
so4 Pa ave
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
GRAND JURY FREES
MRS. MARY CASTLE

NEW YORK. Sept Is. - Mrs. Mary
Scott, Castle, once a society belle of San
Francisco. then an actress and writer Of
short plays in New York. is relieved of
the necessity OF standing trial for shoot
ing at Attorney William B. Craig in the
corridor Of the Waldorf-Astoria on the
afternoon of August 3.
The grand jury dismissed the charge
Of felonious assault.
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
TAFT ONLY AROUSES
FOES Of BALLINGER
Letter Is Signal for Pressing
Conservation Warfare
To Limit.
Continued from First Page.)

ginning, and who have mad opportunity
TO know much about its inner details.
analysed the letter Of President Taft
with the greatest interest Some OF them
indicated the opinion that It was pre-
pared in the main, or at least, based on
materials prepared by Attorney General
Wickersbam and Secretary Ballinger;
and beyond this, there was intimation
to people thoroughly conversant With
the entire situation, that the Presidents
letter omitted 10 cover some essential
features, and was inaccurate as to some
others.
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
TAFT >UPHOLDS BALLINGER:
ORDERS CLAWS DISMISSAL
RECORDS FAIL
OF ANY PROOF

MIR. Claws report does not for
mulate his charges, but by Insinua-
ton and innueBdO he does charge
that you have taken steps to aid
the Cunningham claimants to -
cure patents based on claims tnat
you know, or have reason TO be-
lieve, To be fraudulent and unIav-
full.
The statement made by Mr..
Claws that while you did thus for
mslly withdraw from any official
connection with the Cunningham
clniIas, you nevertheless continued
TO exercise yOur influence in regard
10 them, L. not sustained by any
evidence In the records produced.
You request authority TO dis
charge Mr.. CLAWS from the service
OF the United States for disIOyaIty
TO his superior officers in making n
false charge against them. You
are, therefore, authorized TO dis
miss l.. r. CLAWS from the service
Of the Government for filing n dis
ingenious statement unjustIy i'm
penching the official Integrity of
his superior officers.
president TAFT.
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
APPEALS TO JUDGE
TO AID HIS WEDDING

BUTLER, Pa, Sept 16-E-er we'd
ding day set and guests invited. Miss
Emma Eyth is IN a dilemma. Her
trousseau is not completed, and she
mas been denied funds by her guard
ian, Mrs. Anna NeEgla. 20 INV the
wedding outfit
Hence Miss Emma has appealed to
Judge James II. Galbreath. of the
county court. asking that the guard
ian be compelled to provide money
for the trousseau
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAST A BALLOT IN
Irish Popularity Election

OPEN TO ALL IRIsHBrEN AND MALE
DESCENDANTS VALUABLE DIAMOND
sTICKPIN AND SUIT OF CLOTHES AS
TROPHIES.
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
Letter Exonerating Cabinet
Official Charges Salient
Facts Were Withheld.

The letter Of the President to Secre-
tary Ballinger follows:
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
Expedition Essential.

A second inference sought to be drawn
by Mr.. Claws against you IS that you
have acted improperly since becoming
Secretary Of the Interior In reference
70 the consideration Of the Cunningham
cases, and have used your influence 20
interfere with Mr.. Claws efforts 10 de-
feat the claims.
Your only action which could In any
manner affect the Cunningham group
Of claims was an order made by you
soon after assuming office, that the
go 600 claims pending and undispOsed Of
in the Land Office should be pressed
to final hearing and disposition as rap
idly as possible, consistent with JUS
tice. and these included the g31 Alaska
coal claims. OF which the Cunningham
group numbered thirty-three. AS such
expedition was essential. both Ia the
public interest and IN that OF the claim
ants, 10 could hardly be said TO be ac-
ton taken In the Cunningham claims
Tho record OveTw helmingly esta b.
fishes that expressly, because Of your
previous relation as counsel 70 one OF
the claimants. from the time you en-
tered upon the duties Of Secretary Of
the Interior until the present day you
have studlously declined 20 have any
connection with the Cunningham claim.
or TO exercise any control over the
course Of the department in respect 10
these claims; that you have said so in
written and verbal communications 10
your subordinates, and TO the claim
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
Mentions Psrdee Charges.

IN the first place It war charged on
the floor of the irrigation convention at
Spokane by former Governor Pardee, Of
California, that you had restored 10 the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-16

Foley's Orino Laxative is best for
women and children. Its mild action
and pleasant taste make it preferable
to violent purgatives, such as pills,
tablets, etc. Cures constipation. Pulse
Drug Store. x
w. L. Costley left the first of the
week for Asotin, Wn., where he will
spend several days with his family
before leaving for Phoenix, Arizona,
where he will remain for the winter.
For the past several seasons Mr..
Costley has been spending the winters
IN that territory and finds it is very
beneficial to his health.
The Reverend Doctors w. H. w.
Rees and Y. c. Evers, both Methodist
Episcopal ministers, very wisely de-
clined to perform the marriage cere-
mony uniting Chinaman belonging
to the First Methodist Episcopal
church Of Seattle and white woman.
The union between different races in
marriage SO often results disastrously
that 1t seems strange that any well in
formed minister would be a party to
such a performance.-Pacifc Christian
Advocate.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-16

The place to buy groceries is at
Cobbs- Miller. loft
Complete line of genuine ebony
goods at Pulses drug store. 28tf
City delivery and prompt too at
Cobbs- Miller store. loft
Complete line of genuine ebony
goods at Pulses drug store. 28tf
John Hanson of Lucille was in the
city the first of the week.
d. G. Wilson of Fairview was in
the city yesterday on matters of bust
ness.
Steam Rolled Feed, the best yet.
We have it at knorr's Ware
house. 24tf
You will have to hurry for the
Three Mile will soon be all gone.
14tf
Leave your order for Genuine Holly
Mistletoe and Cut Powers for the
Holidays at Pulses drug store. 2Stf
w. Gotzinger of Golf and A. G..
Campbell Of Meadows brought out
200 head of cattle for Ed knorr this
week.
The St. Andrews Guild (Episcopal)
will hold cook food sale in the store
next to Richards 4 Dobner next Sat
urday morning.
Herman Nuxoll, the Cottonwood
banker, was in the city Yesterday.
He says all are doing business over
there this fall and times are as usual.
James White and w. H. Casady
went over to Cottonwood Tuesday
night to assist in putting ON degree
work in the X. 2. lodge of that place.
p. r. Cooper and Miss Edith
Wright were united in marriage last
Wednesday in the Imperial hotel par
lors, the Rev. II. Jukes of the Episco-
pal church officiating. They are from
keuterville and will return there to
make their future home.
Many persons find themselves affect
ed with persistent cough after an at
tack of influenza As this cough can
be promptly cured by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it
should not be allowed to run on until
it becomes troublesome. Sold by all
dealers. K
Friends and neighbors to the num-
Der of sixteen surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
John Callan last night by gathering
at their home and assisting in the
celebration of their twenty-third we'd
ding anniversary. A fine time was
enjoyed by all. As token Of high
esteem in which they are held by their
friends beautiful golden oak rocker
was left by the visitors.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-16
Cobbs- Mile for your groceries. lott

Hay and steam rolled grain of all
kinds at knorr's warehouse 24tf
Watch, look and listen for the
Symphony Club, Dec %.
Full orchestra at the so cent Sun
day dinner at theImperial Cafe. 1t
Tan and oxblood shoes dyed black
at the A. Il B. barber shop. 2S-3
c. B. Fetters and wife of Cotton
wood were in the city this week.
J. 7. Morrison of Cottonwood was
a county-seat visitor this week.
j. M. Dixon of Cottonwood was in
the county-seat the first of the week.
Mrs. Martin Wagner returned this
week from visit to Washington,
d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hipke left this
morning for visit at their old home
in Wisconsin,.
G. L. Eckhart of Cottonwood was
among the Grangeville visitors the
first of the week.
Fred Painter and Robert Griffith
of Whitebird were in the city on bust
ness the first of the week.
A. II. Brash, the Whitebird butch
er, passed through the city the first of
the week on his way to Lewiston.
Leave your order for Genuine Holly
Mistletoe and Cut Flowers for the
Holidays at Pulses drug store. 2stf
Jesse and Delmund Hockersmith
will leave tomorrow for Pullman
where they will spend the Holidays
with their uncle and aunt.
John Hanson, who has been doing
assessment work on his claims in the
Four Mile country, came out this
week. He reports things going along
fine in there.
Geo. Behean Of the cattle firm of
Behean Il Jones was in the city the
first of the week, being called to the
county-seat to testify in the case re-
Gently brought up from down there.
The dinner and sale of good things
to eat held by the high school girls
Saturday Melted them over $40. A
fine dinner and lunch was served and
there is one thing sure and that is the
girls are up on domestic science.
If you are suffering from bilious
ness, constipation, indigestion, chronic
headache, invest one cent in a postal
card, send to Chamberlain Medicine
Co., Des Moines, Iowa, with your
name and address plainly on the back,
and they will forward you free sam
pie of Chamberlain Stomach and
liver tablets. Sold by all dealers. X
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-16
Lots of Lots
10 per cent down. See Real
dealers.
Stray Steer

Stray Steer
| have a dark fred, twoyesrsR|
steer which came to my place sbsd|
six weeks ago. Animal has both an
cropped and a brand which | cannd
make out. Owner of animal can han
same by calling at my place and r!l'
ing advertising bill and cost ofkeA|
G. W. RobbiA
Sasenbery Il Wilkerson ranch. W.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-16
Groceries at Cobb-Miller.

A social will be given to the Y. P.
s. {. E. on Friday evening Of this
week at the Presbyterian church. All
young people Of the church and con-
gregation are cordially invited.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-16

The G. L. G. Club entertained the
members and their friends at cards at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Hattabaugh, Misses Green and Sheaf-
fer being the hostesses.
In the playing of five hundred six
tables were employed. The prize was
won by Miss Gilman. During the
evening delightful refreshments were
served. Miss Grace Schmadeka will
be hostess the next meeting.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-16

The greatest danger from influenza
is of its resulting in pneumonia. This
can be obviated by using Chamber
lain's Cough remedy, as it not only
cures influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu-
monia. Sold by all dealers. x
The selection of Fem Batty by
Gov. Brady as delegate to the good
road convention is wise one. Mr..
Batty being one Of the heavy real es-
tate holders of the county, a thorough
business man and a man who has al
ways championed the cause of good
roads.
After exposure, and when you feel
cold coming on, take Foley's Honey
and Tar, the great throat and lung
remedy. 1t stops the cough, relieves
the congestion, and expels the cold
from your system. Is mildly laxative.
Refuse substitutes. Pulse Drug
store. x
The Symphony Club, consisting of
members from the w. S. c. Conserva-
tory of Music at Pullman, Wash. will
appear in this city December rs. 1t
is reported that these gentlemen have
exceptional ability, and present to the
public an entertainment high class in
every respect. The quartet are men,
bers chosen from the well known
Washington State College Glee Club,
and each of the artists accompanying
has an enviable reputation as a must
clan; Mr.. Des Noignes being post
graduate in piano, and Mr.. Fitzsim-
mons senior undergraduate in violin
both from the w. S. G. Conservatory
of Music. We confidently expect a
first-elass program, holding the atten-
ttou of the audience from the first
number until the final Goodnight
Song.