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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

..Iss 80, i 'har IN Tacoma the
d. !, ,. 4 for George Hamlln
llsm : Ne Tacoma theatre ranged
tssIss,' seh's 70 $3.50. while here
D. ss,,,l 'oF Hamlln supported by
NIee .ess.' symphony Orchestra. the
b a. '' .a. = but ~ cents to $50.
b. rss ~as'c lovers Of Seattle real.
lslrs ~ \. ne symphony society h
D,ass,s... lhem IN the matter Of
y silsssss notable artists at prices
WEI ws = 1ne music lovers Of ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19
chorus Girl in Distress.

In the heavy windstorm Of yes
terday afternoon. one Of the little
broilers In the King Dodo" com
pany left the Hotel Archibald and
started up TO the Moore theatre
The moment she rounded the cor
ner that 56-mile gale blew her
across the sidewalk into a trolley
pole. She grabbed the pole and
yelled for help.
John Cort, -ptanding In the door
Of his office. called for volunteers
AYE, aye. sir" was the noble re-
Spouse from Frank Green. the auto.
mobile African. Green blew down
10 the trolley pole. put the girl In
his coat pocket and tackled back 10
the stage door
A Carnegie rescue medal has
been sent for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

As companion pieces 10 those
beautiful hand embroidered an.
uouueemcnts 10 the effect that he
Was going 10 the Orient. that he
was going into vaudeville. that he
was going 10 leave the stage for
ever. that he was going 10 do moth
ing bat rest. that he WAS going into
musical comedy. and that he was
going to manage his wife'a starring
tour. Nat Goodwin einches HIS
claim 10 being the leading comedian
In America by coming forth with
stili another statement as TO his
forthcoming activities.
At the hour OF going to press this
afternoon. Goodwins decision - 20
appear In this country under VII
liam A. pfady's management In a
comedy emitted AN Old New
Yorker Watch this space tomor.
ron for Goodwin's next announce
meut.
Theatrical signs point 10 a re-
vival OF farce comedy as u means
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

oenealoay OF Divorce.
Slm Who was the lady whom
yon-Just sauted7
lie She was the second wife OF
the third husband OF my first Wife,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19


good notice. Here Is the opening
paragraph OF the article. referring
20 nielodrama In general;
"Melodrana nowadays has come
to mean what the managerial pen
would describe as scenic effects
and accessories. especially the ac.
cessorics. A nice deep. moist tank
a wholesome dripping hero OF hero.
Inc. a yacht or two. a toy steam.
boat. with a shriil. convincing whlx.
tleand there you are You've got
yonr meloaFama before you Take
Il. flavor Il with BIT Of virtue and
a sprinkling q. vice. les the virtue
be strong enough a. swamp up the
vice az the end Of the play and
leave the rest to chance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

Joseph Murphy. the veteran and
aged Irish comedian. has just taken
unto himself wife In the person
Of May Firmier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

rBig Tim Sullivan. the business
partner of John w Consldine, IL
now nj Hot Springs. Ark. suffer
ing from an attack OF pieuriay. Two
physicians are In constant attend.
ance. but ii IL net believed that
his Illness Ia serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

Airline Boiling. who viii be here
next week with "The Honeymoon
Trait" Is an expert golf player.
Her father. who Is a butcher. has
his own private links.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

Charles Frohman's press agent
IL very busy these days sending out
q report one dag that Frohman il
about 10 sail for Europe. and the
next day another report denying
the previous report wish he'd
stop clogging up the malls with
this junk. don't care when Froh.
man sails. or II he never sails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

Theatrical signs point 10 re
vivaI OF farce comedy as y means
OF popular entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
DUGLETS LOSE TO BOYS
FROM the UNIVERSITY

sixth. when. after MeaKhsra error.
Alkan moved up on ats by Ray
mont ana Bennett ana came home
on MAS ionG dfiYe 60 NtUhiaR-
bothAm. who made a Eulandtd fun-
ninH catch. ana came very naaf cut
ting Aiken off AZ she plate, throwing
cut - position
Miiilsn also pulled off a clever
catch. and auafad BENNETT cut 81
making try FER the plate from
close center Milton has aattvn
reputation az a regular demon Tor
throwing and they watch hlm pfet-
" closely new
In ne boa Mike Lynch. whe wait
"a 20 show us that he c1uid really
pitch. WAS lucky. and Not TIE best
% several ball strike decisions
Re had a foxy quick delivery
which he worked nu every ere. and
had work 81 twice on Charley Mul
len. when ne Net hin twn-hAaEef
which eventually won thF game II
took him 20 second ana when Tsats.
with ono eut knack "a > sleW roller
20 Rose. Charley nthrttd to beat TIE
threw 90 third Hose however shin
ned the ball at uv9f the lot and
before ne picked 90 up. Mullen came
home ard TeatH went 20 second.
making the Eaora 81.
The FIRST rau wes made ~ Taylor
who got life hY Aikens error.
The same teams play today az
O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
cALIF0RNIANS WONT LET
WOMEN PLAY AT POLO

Ways fiala. waiting to BE- lnxitad
70 paftlcipafe IN the games
short time age she save 40
cietF shock ~ appearing on the
tennis courta II nelmsonta, clad Ia
ssit 81 mems flapnsia and assuan-
IDS Z general maseuAue manner
TIE pole players however would
not permit her 20 enter their game
explaining She rides nicely and
wonderfully well f0r 4 woman nuf
riding nicely IL not riding for pole,
Ana y would bs toe mueh ~ .
strain on our chivalrY Besides. aho
might be killed OF injured IN ths
game"
Miss Jennie Cracker. ~ New York
and san FrEnCisco. hsireza 20 the
Croker millions also believes that
women may ride in nsns attire ard
when the occasion aFtss2. ahs doris
trousers and long top coat SIRE
PLAYS polo well and a game In
which Miss Croker viii play
against Miss sears f. being ar.
ranged % that the young woman
from Newport may not g back
eastward ffum The wild and
wooliy~ west. condemninE II Tor lie
absurd formalities"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
SPORTING NEWS
BASEBALL

Mehehor, M short Tor The unis
VefaitY cannot field nH well AZ
Mutk lrstoue. but ha b. little tit
better 1T che bat
Aiken and Rose each made an er.
raf yesterday Tie ground must
hHYe hnnn ~ bah shape
gloomy. uua Thampuop tore or
burst VI speed al the beginning ~
tha Hama that landed ihe hRl w
clusters nift before fhu enlir0taha
could swing their bata lie was fair
ly shooting en- oYef
Fitzgerald and Householder. ~ tia
Black Cat squad. have not pat IN
aa appearance and Manager Row
land DO beginning 60 ht q bit wVf
rlaA Now that Van Hureu iH gone.
N big E1din don't show Up TOW
land will be a. bad way a. re-
cards BITS outteid.
aot thief O. catch thlsf AZ
fiaht. George capfun famed aut
twice g. Clarke yesterday. Whita W
d.. whole time since Ne has been
here. he has previously famed 1uf
aHln IL takes the college pitcher
so set the college players goat
You should have heard them boiler
when Emil frlsh famed out
Mike Lynch IL some pitcher ia
held the oaltestnus 20 enc hit ia
fave innines. and that is seins some
Butch neifara win pitch the game
Ter Washington today. fie IL said
10 be- ia very fins form. and 10 have
. int 81 speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
CURES tClfMA QUICKLY
New Drug, Poslsn,. Nov obtslnable
In Small Quantities.

Since tie discovery one year
ego. the new drug, poslam, has
successfully cured thousands Of
chronic cases Of eczema aud other
distressing skin Affections. Hereto.
fore poslam has been dispensed
solely for the benefit OF sezoma
patients In large Jars sufficient for
a months treatment. This was
found 20 be an Inconvenience 10
many thousands who use Il for min.
or skin troubles, such as pimplea.
blackhends. herpes. acne, scaly
scalp. complexion blomishea. itch.
Ing feet piles. etc, which require
but small quantity 20 cure. To
overcome this. and IN response 10
urgent appeals. the dispensers of
poslam have been obliged 10 adopt
In addition 20 the regular two dol.
lar package. a special fifty-oont
size, which In future may be- found
on sale at The Quaker Drug Co
and other leading drug stores
IN Seattle, or may DO or.
dered direct from the Emergency
Laboratories. No 80 West 25th
Street New York City. In all
eozema cases poslam stops itching
with first application. and proceeds
60 heal Immediately; chronic cases
being cured In two weeks. In lesa
serious skin troubles. results are
seen after an overnight applica.
ton.
Samples for experimental pun
poses may aull be had. free OF
charge. by writing 10 the labora-
tories for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
LONG WALK - HALF
ENDED AT F1OQUFAM

rlrris tha untted states on feet
nifhiu two years ara eight months.
gfum iTF left Nuladu. 0htn. ga cote.
her sA last caFFyihe fnuf suits
unaafe ear nus cent 10 meHef an3
a ftfis 10 via fha wager. pfofit
iuM he walks the entire HiataHtsal
ha must act ths feed ns amse
thFauEh doing oaf tahs but ha must
nalfhFf beg nor borrow
walking neFth from here. WI
hus ths Faftfie raaas 20 tha gawa
dtan border which ne vii fu1isff
aa hls ~ay back 20 Toledo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
PORTLAND PLAYERS In BIG
FREE FOR ALL FIST FIGHT

he wAs the buft - frequent pfu'
family canneY paid no attsntt0n
until The eighth when hs tnuA =
tara ~ people in ths hiearH era
Whea the teams we're ahau&3nA
sites n hium jumped thfapHh the
Nsfa screen from tbs tieaHhsfa Snn
atarfu8 80 fight cunncF. Several
others also zane on the fi#td and =
melee followed ~ whirh lafitatai
Badly punished the biggest mzn ia
tbs FfuWd
TNs affair might have enawI here
haf Maguf Cannan Insisted na az ara
rest and fn0uaF. she bad left faWu,
mas oFuFsahrn IN an AutUfuaNi42 #nd
fines ti# fer using abusive las
aNaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
WANT TOURNAMENT HELD,
WINNER TO FIGHT JEFF

Netchei. Jim Barry and erhladsi-
phla Jack . nripu arr tho lecai
candidates fur the hnnnrr row held
D. Johnson. and ~ tHs quartet
Kaufman IL the one looked upon 81
nc rival for Tho negro
Ertchel is believed % Be- too
small - fight the negro a. this
unze. although shefe arr many who
believe the mt6dieWeiHhf ehamp3un
Npuld make the negro Wnrk hard 30
dtfeat hlm.
man and Ross and ketchci and
sailor Burke Will undoubtedly give
line an The nne most liheiy a. meet
tbs black champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
NELSON TRYING TO BE AS
DEMOCRATIC As JEFF

bis arrival yesterday. and will start
foF New York today
Cosfreth has heen aanured ~ Nell
ann that the Nelson sffyiauH fieht
viii taks piare Is ths Mission
arena San Francisco. a. schedulel
saturday May ~ also has SUCCEED
"a ID bringing Nelson and Acfara
land together. and has signed itukn
Kelly ~ meet either hiiiN faphe ~
Philadelphia lack O'HfiFr May "a
Mcfarland wants Nelson 60 make
the weight Tour hours before ths
nHht fhs NAtsieF refused 20 do
this. hnt promised concession af
Two houfa in return for paF fsaf
~ MrTafianda reeatQts cpfffath
considered thia offer faif and u u
believed here that Mcfarland FIJI
accept
tufusa. cnffrUth viii arrange the DE-
tails % the niateh bafpfr returning
90 the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
ERROR nESPoNsIBLE roR ALL
RuNs MADE nv norm TEAMS
YESTERDAY.

In spite 81 a heavy shower that
came Gear br~akluE up the game In
the fitth yesterday, the University
OF Washington baseball team dem
crstratet that they remember the
teachings Of one nriukef, by climb
ina all over puGdale'H priHus and
neAtinm up Mike lsyuehs warriors
fer tive runs % one. Winning the
game IN the first q the uinth On
Mulien's hit and Roses bad knock
down % Teats easy xrnundar.
Frep the start the game was In
terestirg hig uus Thompson oc-
curlaa Tie center for she nuglets
ana Clarke. the nie reliable u che
Brinkereiles. passed cut the Blenders
for me Uni tcys Ard say. wasn't
GQf WORKING somef
ne cult when the rain started hut
up 10 that Tina he Was threw Ing
balls that looked Ike peaa and we're
= yard lens Netting Ike q has
eeen ahown this season. and II Ums
lets cut OF the boys like that tht.
summer. theFe Will certainty BE-
some doings IN Seattle town, when
the psuuNnt race grows tight
saAtsle'a enc run came la the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
LANGFORD GETS WILLIE
HARD FOR KNOCK out

LanEford took the aggressive side
from the opening gong. and landed
almost at will Willie could not get
set
After sparring a few seconds In
the second round. Lanaford caught
an opening and sent over the short
right. which aid not travel more
than eight or ten inches Willie fell
flat on hls face, and. although he
was able 10 rise 70 his one knee
while the referee Was doing the
counting. he could not get Up on his
feet, and the ten were tolled Off
Willie was dazed. and had 70 be led
70 hts corner BY his seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
uAs CONES FnoM nLEsruNns
TO LfcA rNfL Co0>Ef. Aso
FIGHT FOLLOWS.

MEDFOnu ore ApFii fe--rnft.
thudn Northwestern league ball
players has a fFss fgg.ail fEbf tefs
thls Afternoon. the finai faF II thslf
practice season with NatfaFa. tn
which Portland uur tnN EaMe 81
a score uf %
a 6unch % Maafara fans had tex }.
ca a dislike 90 rnil E0@ner and
Just a. he came q bat tmer hsEan
batting him. ara during the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
PUTe HIN AWAY WITH SAME
OLD HOOK TO JAW
IN SECOND.

PHILADELPHIA. April f0-W with
a short right 70 tho jaw. which car
risd more than tho usual amount Of
steam, Sam Langfofd. Of Boston.
who has been making Jack John
son DO q lot Of sidsHteppinR recent
~, put John Willie. Of Chicago. away
ia The second round at the National
AthIsiic club last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
COFF0RTH SIGNS UP
KELLY AND PAPKE

CHICAGO April i0.-finRo KELLY
Mua MilS fnpks we're matched hefa
to-day % fiFht AaAin 81 tnifnu. May
rs The afttfiea were signed shortly
after Jimmy caffreth. The Aan ffsn-
cisco promoter. reached here cat.
frafh and ANtEfH Frfftaf. keilY'H
manager. aEfaed % a. rounds and
tak pounds Coffrefh announced
that ln the HYsut Kelly won ne
woush try 90 arrange Tor = bout be-
tween Kelly ana EetFhei heans
while 30 said pc wouid to 60 match
Bstrnri aud Jack Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
MAY ARRANGE GAME so THAT
fHE GIRLS NAY WEAR THEIR
PoLo CLOTHES.

BUtidNaAME. Cal. Apri H.
wsaring NETS clothes wont make
vsnsn a polo player. evan ~ she
ridss "@fer 90 nicsiy~ and isn't
afraid. according 70 the msmbera
81 TIE crack English and kmeri.
cAn teams playing the international
ssrfss here. and Miaa Eleanor sears.
Newport and Boston nnilslonairoae
with ambitions not Usually aasa-
ciated with the formalitiem 81 the
New England metropolis, IN poutlnW
today. and expressed her feelings -
follewa.
The men wont let me play with
them. I guess I'm no-mcennnt be-
caufe ] happen - be : woman"
AL yesterday Afternoon Mlas
AsarF, clad In corduroy brncchea and
TOO coat, STROBE about the Veran-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
nAr COMEDIES weIeur TO NAN
HE n TO MEET IN yEnN
PEW HoUus.

CHICAGO. April Battling Sei.
son tedAY is tryiaE 90 prove 20 the
public that he - sincere IN his de-
sira 10 ne decent 20 ali cautcnders
Tor the lightweight championship
Although ~ believes he u entitlsd
90 name most - the terms fof =
fight vita gnYoue. his concession
to Paeky MCFARLAND af t8t pounds
two hours before fln2stde. proves
stluRts.
Sim coffF0th. the san FFanrlsae
promoter. is well satisfied with
what he has accomplished hers since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
TIRE OF JEFF's aLuFFlNe. AND
WANT MEN TO FLiP COINS
FOR REAL FIoHT.

NEW YORK. April fe--Wtth
Jack Johnson booked for 70 weeks
turn IN vaudeville. sha sporting pub
Nc IL ciafnofinE for all the would he
anpirBnts Tor championship honarn
20 get toKetn~r in a round robin az
fair. the winner 60 tackle the hiE
negro az the ftuish u bis theatrical
tour.
Big AZ Kaufman. stanley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10

Roth varsity eishta ana fonr.uars
will compete. ami. a. usual TIE race
ls the source fNF great trHl 90
and intercollegiate r.
VRlrY,
The blue o. confident OF victory,
and has a heavy team uMt. the aver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
aUsr NARN LIVING As HE ooEs,
mur CANNOT nNG son bVis-
now a gEsr.

I0QUfAN. April tH.--With ueafix
half "a his d. soc mile tramp srunnd
ths United states completed, Ntafi
crowley T. enjoying bfi9f rest
hrra todaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
Dance Tonight

Dance tonight Saturday A.
I.eHchi Park pavilion 0cutlemen.
see. ladies. free. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10
90 Genuine Morrill,
Special Saw Set, CSC

You make q profit u ase ~ buy
ina here mpw You have many other
Hpnd mstn ~ith . pfofit in piain
sight. 70 choose from. but nons~-
quality and convenience eanalasfed-
equal 81 the Merritt improved sps.
Nint when Fu8 can aet the best
aae aet made for csc and cave Youf-
self a clean $50, " is fims 60 disniss
All unFff about tive expense 81 saw
sets end time % diHmaes anY Mu-
flquatrt ~ wufmsgt sets nov spoil
inK SAYS feF fau The herriii Frs
BnuHiar 81 Il has revolving anvil
with Indicator. showing where 70
eel it for II o no. ~ ard other
pntnf saws Covered throat md
n4uvahlm under Nrir.
TIE anvil IL set ou an iaciiue.
s,sh .sSsss s.ss Ts. 5 s5sn1 i also
enabled 90 see the angie ~ which
bis aaw enters and en- better Judge
the amount q set The under ban
de e. ths lever or strip handle.
which gives a firsucr aud uteael~y
Res,sd bold Ths s@aEs Il fistsd ,S.,,,ah
special safe on Moftise Isocks. Ftsh
f3aeN Hammers Nantes and Coats.
sac Msrriil Pattern Raw set as
ssC piatun Monarch Saw Set cor
fsr Tasntir Positive Saw Eaf eo<
iss Asiom Revolving AHyn saw
o. So * Morrisi Jaw set ses
fkc No a0t 0oodsii crpsw Cut saw
zoe 80 II Or ioa cross Gu, saw
ti'ss No Morrin crc.. Gu, saw
set +'ss- t...s.-,. 10000 .si''"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10

rHiLApElrHlA. April te.--Yale
University and she University Of
rennsylyania meet today on The
scauylkul river ~ thoir annual row.
tuE race over the four-miie course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10

Roth teams are IA the pink Of
condition. the Yale crew hnVlnn
come on here from New Haven a
week ago 20 acrustBm themselves
% the course ana become generally
atciimatpd
Il ia estimated that 1000 per
sons Will soc iha race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-10

va pounds
Pennsylvania - lighter bat her
coaches have developed sturdy
bunch 81 oar pullern that stand :
good chance % win FROM any OF
The Eastern teams this yaaf, ana
are looked upon AZ owners Tor the
fuuRhhnupsit meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-16

\
ceremony being used After the we'd
ding Mrs. Quincy Farrow served a
five.course dinner. The couple then
left for Denver Col.
Mrs. Henry Barr vent to Henderson,
H.. to visit her patents till Mr.. Barr
gets a house at Mather, where they
will live. Mr.. Barr is helping to sink
the new shaft
Mrs Bradley and Mrs. Knox and son
viii, of Rock Island, visited at the
home of Mrs Farrow from Friday til!
Saturday.
Ed Beck and Isaac Edwards return
ed home Thursday from Springfield
where they had been as committee
for the, miners before the state leg
iature Tuesday
Mrs Kate Vanderslice of Janesvill 2
Wis, is visiting at the home of her
parents north of Sherrard Mr.. and
Mrs. George Haefie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-16
SHERRARD

Mr.. Sherwood of Canton, H., for
mer resident of Sherrard, was shaking
hands with old friends Tuesday.
Peter Brown went to Wisconsin
Tuesday for visit with his sister.
Charles Sass and wife visited with
relatives and friends at jamestown,
Iowa, for Il week. Mrs. Sass returned
home Monday Mr. Sass remained
longer.
Miss Lily Pritchard went to Rey-
nOlds Monday and returned Wednes-
day.
The check fOrger, whose name is
Oscar Anderson and who forged a
check on Frank Sherrard two weeks
ago. was found at Foster Armstrong;
near Presumption Friday night about
midnight. He was brought to Sher-
rard and placed in the calaboose till
morning, and was then taken to Aledo
by Constable Hallas, to await his hear
ing.
Mrs. Hughes and son VIII, former
residents of Sherrard but late of Col
isiA, ION q, "ClN ItiC NlSllllISo Will o4ti
friends and on business last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Herman Zude moved his family and
furniture to Old Cilchrist. about one
and a half miles from Mather. as Mr.
Zude is working at the new town OF
Mather helping to sink the shaft
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Love returned
Wednesday after a weeks visit with
their sons, Frank and Herbert of Sill
Wis and Ed of Davenport
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stevens was the scene of a wedding
Monday, April u, when their young
est daughter. Miss Belle Stevens be
came the bride of W. G. Meier of NO
line. The couple were attended by
Howard PaSSmore of Moline as best
man and Mrs. Maud Volk of Independ
ence, Iowa, as bridesmaid, the latter
being sister of the bride. Miss Edna
Meier, sister OF the groom, played the
wedding march. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Read, pastor
of the Congregational church, the rims
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-16
yuma

Easter exercises were held at Yuma
Methodist church Sunday morning. 4
large congregation was present but
many We're kept away on account of
the terrific wind A good program
was given by the school.
Easter exercises We're held at Rose
Hill Sunday evening. The house was
filed to its capacity. One of the best
Easter programs ever given in Rose
Hill was rendered by the school.
Sunday evening as Miss Pennels and
Miss Allie Beal were returning from
Easter service at Rose Hill they met
Ralph Beal In some way their rigs
in passing collided, locking wheels.
This frightened the horses. Miss Pen.
nels horse which was blind, jumped /,
jerking the lines out of Miss PenneIs
hands. At this she jumped out 10 grab
the horses head. but before she could
do so it started, running into the wire
fence of ID. w. MHmma on the lower
side of the road, going into the field
and back. crossing the fence three
ines. demolishing about five rods If
fence, breaking some of the posts.
winding up'the wire in a tangle. Miss
Pennel was caught in the wire and was
being dragged when she came to 4
fence post which she grasped, the
horse going on and the wire tearing
her clothes. Miss Beal remained III
the buggy until the horse stopped
Strange to say no part of the rig was
broken. The horse escaped with a
| few scratches
Sunday evening when Mr.. Martin OF
Rose Hill creamery returned home
| from the Easter exercises he found
the creamery on fire, supposed to have
started from the Ncinder piles. The
west side of the building was consid
erably burned Had Mr.. Martin been
10 minutes later it would have been
beyond control. as the fire was almos
| 10 the oil barrel. Had it reached that
with the strong wind blowing nothing
could have saved the building.
Miss Emma Frels spent Easter witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fre:s
Miss Echo Allsbro and Miss Robb O
] Rock Island were guests of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Clyde Wake Easter, returning
home Monday morning.
Rev. Mr. Martin is having a siege
with the grip.
| Quarterly conference will be held a
| Hillsdale Saturday evening at
O'Clock with quarterly meeting Sunda!
morning at II.
The Yuma Aid society will NEE
with MIS-. Clara Shafer Thursday Fl
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