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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

PAINTING Set OF
children. Contains
full set of water
color paints, cray
ons, brush, ruler,
easel, etc, at $2.45.
Other sets at CSC,
SIPS. $1.45, S1.e5,=
$3.50 and $3.50.
Pop Guns = They
shoot cork and
are harmless. At
25c and 45c each.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

And yet. within earshot Of Don Seftz'
voice sat one who had actually changed
his patronymic. 1t had been a good
honest name, of which he need not
have felt ashamed. There he sat
among his fellows. The shot in
Seitz speech must have struck home
though the speaker was Of course
blissfully innocent of any intent to
give Offense. Perhaps this incident
gave rise TO the criticism of Seitz'
address that has been heard in some
quarters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
For Thanksgiving Silverware
Selected Items from a Great Stock

haleno is housewife wnd ddaehfr
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

microscope Projector-A machine Showing post
cards, photographs, pictures or anything not
Grated and throws pictures on "a screen or sheet
bv means of reflected light projected thru
strong lenses Can be used either with gas or
electricity. At SOS, $4.75, S7.45. SS75, S945,
Electric Motors-Motors that children can safely
handle. With dustproof hoods. At S1.5o. 9th
ers at ST., $1.25, So and $3.50.
Automatic Rotary Printing Presses-One OF the
most practical Christmas toys invented lhis
machine has frame and base OF stamped
Steel and viii print nine lines with revo-
luton of the cylinder. 1t is self mixing and
has an automatic feed Complete with outht' dfd
ST. Other sizes at $1.5o, SO, SIS, So and up to Sio
Simplex Typewriters-At ST. 81 and IS each.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Thanksgiving Linens Are Ready
Wewed Imported Linens-.An Ornament to Any Gable


sII n a n quaed
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

It is perfectly true, however. that
up to the middle of October. within a
week Of the opening of the great festi-
val, the average New Yorker was
scarcely aware that such a celebration
was planned in San Francisco. To
prove this I need only quote from, an
evening paper here that, about the
middle of October. hae a mere para
graph stating that san Franciscans
are preparing a great festival ("to be
held October 11") TO celebrate Admiral
Portola's discovery OF San Francisco
bay" Not word about the restoration
OF the city.
Another paper had a curiousIy
jumbIed paragraph or two, replete with
rnfsinformation. stating that the name
Of the festival was derived from a
Spanish word puerto" or port, mean
ing door or gate. Hence, "Portola
Festival" to commemorate the discov-
cry of the bay and the Golden gate,
/ have, since the festival, talked with
some very intelligent people here who
were actually not aware that such a
celebration had been held in San Fran
cisco. The New York papers they were
accustomed to read had made no men
tion Of it whatever.
have looked over the New York
morning papers from October 19 to %.
fnclusfve and find that while the fes-
rival was in progress the New York
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Tomorrow The Opening of Toyland
All That the Christmas Tree Should Hold Is Here.
Entire Floor Filled With BetDildering Array OF Ne

nbe
numbers each who delight selecting what tn
for them makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
| ON THE FRONT

Steamer AciiiH left ont last night
for Tacoma after loading pee tons
~ general cargo She will taike
3 900 tons at Tacoma. which Be- con
nlderahly more than iF usually sent
oui from that por, IN ofe weasel
Danish ship Jupiter pat a. sua to-
day with Assoc 600 feet ~ lumber.
after filing "a bond a. cover iihei
proceedings gotten out against her
10 The lritish ship kynncn for al
legged damage done N collision 81
f3siiingham has on Christmas day.
a. - ilfe saving cutter Manning
arrived in last night. and ia iyinR
In the stream. after leaving the Nir-
yiyofa u the Sequel at Poff Town
send
schooner ChaH r Fnlk anchored
this morning Ia &eRh BAY
Tire dreiKe Portland returned Go
the job tn the puyaliup river near
Tacoma today. after having una 81
her pumps repaired here.
British steamer Titan put 10 sea
for the Orient today after taking a
large cargo nt the various Sound
ports.
Steamer Mirrourian arrived ia thls
morning from San Fraueiaco.
Steamer Melville Dollar. from San
Francisco arrived in today at
Mukiltro FOR cargo Of lumber.
Steamer Portland sailed for this
port on her return from Cordova
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
INVESTAGA TON OF STATE
OFFICES rs DEMANDED
SLOSSON AND SUTTON
PLAY FOR THE TITLE

Cutler for the 1871 title at Phlla.
dolphla. SEQ 10 1924
March Z Hoppe aofcatod DE
marcnt handicap match ChlcaRo,
2i00 10 .eGd
March ~ Schhtdsf defeated
Hoppe for the 1871 title. Chicago,
500 TO iea averaging "a 1885
March rs Dcmhreat averaged
90 ~ for 400 pointn. l42 Chicago
worlds record
March "a pemnrofi won a Al
Y championship. Chicago High
run zoe. worlds record. Hoppe e..
fontod Sutton fof 1879 title. New
York. 500 Ia s72.
April 30 Sutton won the H.
title from sohaufer by default
May 3 Demareat won intefna
lionai amateur tournament az New
York.
December 10 Sutton accepted
Sloaaons challenge and set January
20 as date of contest While Hoppe
posted $1,000 for match with
Sutton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Tampa william Jennings Bryan
and his wife have sailed FOR Cuba.
Washington bin has been in
troduced into the senate for the
purchase OF $4,000 oil painting
OF Abraham Lincoln.
Olympia The bsll OF DR. J. A..
Client for the establishment Of a
state sanitarium for tubercular pa
tients, which asked FOR an appropri-
alton OF 5000. geo. Has been sent 10
the appropriation committee.
Rellingham -- A movement has
been started here for a public mar
kot.
Olymnia-~The legislative ball was
held last night In the Tumwater
club house
Wenatchee Tho city council has
decided to issue no more saloon IL
conses.
Spokane-M }. Gordon, accused
by the Great Northern % emhczzle-
ment. was arraigncd yesterday,
pleaded not guilty and the case VIII
be set FOR trial IN March. His bonds
were fixed az $50, geo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
NUGGET FOR A..Y..P.

VALDEZ. ian "a Nv u. g. rhe
contract haa been lrt ty a. ~ Mnund.
for transporting 5000 pound native
copper Nugget from the mines iu the
thltlna country Ca Valdez The
uuEget which % the largest piece
oF pure copper ever found iH Go te
landed Rt the wharf ut Valdez hN
July ! Tor contract prleo 1T s zoe
The bis nugget VIII De- sent out far
Hn exhibit at thr fair. and after
wards given GO Seattle al "a pcmae
nsnt advertisement of AhakRH cope
Per resources
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
CONDUCTOR
ARRESTED
IS ACCUSED or KNOCKING
DOWN ON PORTLAND
STREET CARS.

s. A Gray alias Sidney Smith
FORMERLY q street ear conductor a.
Portland. ore w#H arfaetrwa tiala
mnrulus - cts Detectives Hullsnd
aut NfifNfA un "a charge - iarcNnt
- FfufeEsiUwent preferred - tlsc
Portland Iraftian company
TO Captain ~ Detectives Charles
remnant lfaF confessed that b. WAS
EuiiiY but did nos hnsm the extent
&c hia fh~fga
The Portland street car cnmmuy
has The transfers nnd street car
tlrsNfa.7 Said Gray
Tho prisoner came 90 Seattle
about nne naufh ago and wMH ein-
riused - ths Seattle Electric CON
lanE fir wha dis hafNsd two days
aE9 Tor reasons Rot given - the
incal tractlon company Gray aays
~ 81 willing 80 return a. Portland
- stand trial lie viii he held at
fhr city jail uatii Portland ofsicrrs
arrive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
WOMAN rs NOW STRANDED AT
SULTAN, AND APPEALS
FOR AID.

Spending her last penny In an
effort TO get work and support her
son and herself. Mrs. L. O Hamll.
ton, OF Seattle, Is nov stranded in
Sultan. Wash. and has written 10
u. W. Lyman, manager Of the city
free employment bureau. asking him
to secure a refund Of the 81 she
paid 10 the manager OF the Ladies'
Employment Headquarters.
Mrs Hamilton states In her letter
that the manager of the company
agreed 60 refund TO her in case she
did not get the place, but when she
tried TO get the money the party
was gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
PAID her LAST PENNY
TO EMPLOYMENT AGENT

The companys address given was
1903 Third av. but a real estate
office is at that number and the
manager knows nothing OF any such
company ever being there. Mrs
Hamilton is a widow with a young
son to support
No trace Of the company could
be found this morning when the
matter was referred TO The Star.
The only information regarding ii
was given by one party. who stated
that It's manager had gone to
Olympia.
Mrs. Hamilton has secured po-
sltion that will last a few days. but
al the end Of that time viii be des-
iitute again. aud with that knowl-
edge Mr.. Lyman Is making every
effort to get her a position and 10
locate the manager that flim-flam-
med her out OF 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
MERCHANT MARINE
is BEING URGED

WASHINGTON, Jan 24@ny a..
PA movement Co renew Interest
ln the merchant MARINE situation IN
this country has heen inhuFuraied
~ Rev York HorirfY. which viii
n@aaWft "a week. % speech making on
ihiH subject beginning Monday
nlNht Representative Humphrey
Nili deliver the nyrt speech. John
barrett 90 tbs International nurwan
~ American Republics viii speak
Tuesday evening ard others viii
Fl Ouf thF week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
is CHARGED WITH
STEALING THREE
HORSES

Complaint WAS filed yesterday
with che prosecuting attorney hy W
y Maddox ag inst Waiter y lar
zach. alias william White charging
that White had stolen three hnfurH
from the pasture at Bcntou Junction
on September Gf laruaeh. ur
White was found with the hafsca
in bis poe session az ChehaliH un Srp-
temher f6 The horses are ihe prom.
eriy 81 the Union stables az this
city i.bfnach IS nov at Wailn WAL
ia. where be- VIII be apprehcndnd
and brought bach 90 thia city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
BATTLESHIP CRUISE
SURPRISES WORLD.

WASHINGTON, Jan 27.--By 4.
P.-"The United States has certain
~ benefited by the visit OF the fleet
Co the waters of an the great coun !
tries OF the world"
This In the statement made nj his
home today by Rear Admiral w. II.
Emory, who Nv in command OF the
second squadron OF the hattleships
making the round tho-world cruise.
Admiral Emory was retired FOR age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

NEW YORK., Jan. 81 Lass night
M the concert han at Madison
NG1fro Garden. George siosaon and
Gt1r9e HluunsplayGg Tor the 1871
b1ihllnc billiard chamulonahlp.
held hy alttQu. aud sloaaon won
Tie Important events lu the bill
Hard world for the past year fol-
low
January ~. 1908 Sutton dcfeat
Cd Mornlngalar for the 1873 title.
300 90 l0a.. averaging 4 4b.bG
February "a Schacfef defeated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
roRprpo Jon oRulsr.

NAVY YARD PUGET SOUND
Jan So hy a. n Word has been
received here that Tho torpedo boat
HupknH now az Mare island. has
been ordered to Seattle and fuFit
sound Tor "a cruise Tho littlc efaft
viii start north in few DAYS. nor
a little vessel like the Hopkins ta
make the trip Bmue up thr cnaFt
Va winter weather win be- q daring
Fss.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
SHOT SEA GULLS
AND is FINED

Caught Ina the fact Of shooting at
seagulls near Fremont. w A. Hoff-
man, formerly a soldier. WAS arrest
ed yesterday By Deputy Sheriff ].
Sampson and Police patrolman
James Doom. Hoffman pleaded -
norRncc Of the law when he appear
ed before Police Judge John h. Cor
don this morning. ana was assessed
the light fine of SIC.
I've got but 50 In the world"
said Hoffman.
"oh, make the fine So" remarked
city Attorney Ellis DeBruler
And a was so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

ON Hccouut ~ thr withdrawal rs
The International Steamship cam-
ranY - their bis steamer Chippewa
and the rutuFu ~ fhe WUateum 60
the Seattle Victoria Fua. the a. ~
". has returned 30 the standard rate
~ s2ep GA their Prince baafa on
lha a4mr route To-day the 81 cent
round trip rate b ssiil Ia force. thn
Rise taking effect tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

during the progress Of the voyage.
He turned over his command 10
Rear Admiral Schroeder at Annoy,
China, and then steamed 10 Hong
kong on the bsttleship Louisiana,
whore he hauled down his flag. He
returned home Immediately, and is
In Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
PIONEER OF SNOHOMISH
COUNTY is DEAD

Isaac tathrart unr 20 the pioneers
90 Suuhnmish county. died iasl night
At thH Providence hospital. aGrd vs.
years lie has accumulated easHif.
efaNir property. and was nur AZ abs
weaitnieat fuan 70 Nnohninlah eouufV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

The hulk and remaining cargo 81
n French ahlp Allcw. which Hes
tire shore 81 Long Heaeh Was
pay sold ~ J. " Isarnahy ~ this
p, NJ agent for the owners. 20
fsrph Adler ~ Portland faf 12oi
Hlleh was $50 higher than any afher
The crew and captain - the
lrr wrrc shipped from Portland
*iaS Tor farls ~ the expense Il
~ French government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
BURGLAR TRIES
TO ENTER HOUSE

Mrs John ~ Hubbcli ~ fgG Har-
ward as. n reported 20 The Star this
morning that Tuesday night. when
several houses in that region were
entered by burglars. some one att
tempted 10 enter her house. aud had
already smashed the eiaa sin first
floor window when she frightened
the intruder away by screaming for
the police.
Three officers reported from head.
quarters, bat the thief had made
good HE escape. This morning a
stone wrapped IN an old stocking
Was found by Mrs Hubbcii beneath
the broken window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

Charley Franklin. the big, freckle.
faced Seattle wrestler. VIII meet
y w Grant the young Oregon
giant AZ Egaas hall 10 the Arcade
building, tonight.
Tho match Is really the first
match Of Importance for Franklin
and he cannot well afford to lose
Vie will be handicapped. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

Plans are being made by the local
memhera ~ the Wisconsin culb 60
compile a directory of ali former
residents ~ Wisconsin The last AL
dress ~ cAch enc IN the home state
and the last address TN this state
viii be given The book VIII be al
the A.-N.vr exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

on furnishing bonds in the sum
Of $4,000, Lucy 1.eBlanch, alias I.,,cv
ludovic, was yesterday released
from the county iail she was held
on q charge OF harboring an alien
woman FOR immoral PURPOSES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

In honor of the aath Anniversary
OF the birth OF Emperor William,
Alfred GeiHslcr imperial German
consul. ana Mrs GeisHler were hosts
al reception al their home, az toi
porfcil drive last night Emperor
Williams birthday "a tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

HARRISBURG, Pa Jan 2I.-
James NJ, Guffy was today chosen
aa member of the democratic ma
tional committee, succeeding James
Kerr. resigned,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
GENTLEMEN - Hair Can B,
Grown on Your Bald Head

We guarantee full growth ~
hair. No charges until you are sat
lsftfu. hUnma Z and 4 Hotel rtkf
Place corner Western nmd pike
IND Phone sGEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
R ELlC OF INDIAN
RACE DIES
TODAY

Win wrlHkied and scanned oaun.
senance. "lndian Lucy. 90 years
Old. breashed her last IN a howell on
tho sandspis. ne the foot of Wincun.
sin ST. last night
Indian Lucy was a member Of
the CiaYoauot tribe. She came 10
Seattle about two weeks ago 20
visit several 81 her old cronies
whofn she had not seen for more
than 20 years II was while visit.
suE one % her old friends on the
saudapli that deAth overlook her
The body IL ~ the undertaking
establishment Of nutterworth A
sons. No funeral arrangcments
have yet been made
Steamer CYciopa arrived In last
niEht from the orient and proceeded
70 Tacoma - discharge part Of her
fnrWn there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

Her Husband insane - Charging
insanity, Helen J Welton this after
non commenced suit for divorce
from her husband, Herbert A. Well
ton. Mrs Welton claims that her
husband has three times been de-
nlarnd Inannn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

The appointment ~ Mfa a. y.
Mehsnald az strnnEfarbar Tor tne
superior iuHrea was affirmed hs the
rouutY commissioner YESTERDAY
She Wif prepare decisions aud a.
other work neeeesary in court tusi-
mesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
interesting Personality.


Az a personality he rs the most
Interesting IN Olympia Born IN
Nova Scotia % Scot parents. he was
left an orphan and adopted by
scandinavian family. In 1876 he
struck Deadwood as a boy. and for
the next 30 years combined a life
~ physical and financial venture
as Il seldom read Of As cowboy
and pruApectur. he ruAmed the
Arizona desert In defiance OF Gere
nlm0. he has ireighted Ia Mexico.
pruspccted all over Washington.
been fiat broke 3 dozen times and
last year he broke the record cut
% lumber IN the state OF Washing
ton.
Big. simple. direct. with che smile
81 child. he never heaitated 90
brave the wrath. diapicasure and
resentment Of his friends In the
senate. when he decided to intro
ducc his resolution. Once he had
made up bis mind that Il was right.
nothing on earth would have headed
him an inch out Of his way. He
IL big In body. mind and heart, but
ms he says himself in his slow. soft
voice. II was poor. now I'm rich.
but no matter how rich ] am I can
not be greater OF stronger or bet.
ter than the people"
Nothing Spectacular.
That's Senator Poison. he will
do nothing spectacular lie will
throw off NO sparks 81 friction as
he heads TO where he Is going but
he'll get there. and when he arrives
he will get all there il to get,
A better parliamcntarian. a
nhrcwder and perhaps less honest
man, would never have realized
that to affront the senate as did
Senator Poison. would be 90 invite
defeat But he reasoned that as he
WAS perfectly willing 10 be investi.
gated any time any one was curious.
he thought the other members were
possessed OF the same ohliEing dis.
position.
investigation Must Come.
Senator polsons controversy with
the senate. in measure, has kin
resemblance 10 that between the
president and congress over the
secret service. The senate is not
going 20 be bothered with any in.
vestigatlon OF itself
hut before the session IL over. the
condition OF affairs In some OF the
offices In the state capitol Is going
to be brought before the legislature
In manner that will compel action.
There are plenty Of members Of
both houses who are willing to let
Judge Root go his way without an.
other word. but who are anxious
10 know n they have heard all
And as this curiosity grows the
legislature will have 10 take official
notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
CHILDREN MEET
DEATH IN FLAMES

DUNBAR. Pa. Jan at Ry g. =.
Pour children 81 A. N Kendall
were burned 90 death Ia their home
here early today tn fire THAI De.
straNed the residence kendali and
BITS wife were seriously cut hy hrnk-
en- glass and internally Injured rs
jumping from a second story wln-
dow. Tho fire started from q gas
heater which had been ivft burning
ia ghe parlar over night
An passenger steamers leave Col
man docks for Puset Sound Navy
Yards sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

lie viii not rest until the CUES.
ton % the integrity and cleanliness
~ the supreme court ~ settled once
and for all he will not rest until
the charges that have been made
time and time again against insur.
ance Commissioner shiveiy are dis.
posed Of
Senator Poison IS a Scoichman
siih q scandinavian up.bringinE He
has the clear. hard thinking head
Of the Scot sud the siow. daunfiers
determination Of the scagdiuayi an
Otherwise he is probably the
blrgeat lumberman who lives in the
state % Washington tie IL a mil
iionaire twice over and as indepen.
dent ~ men and dollars ar any
man who lives. Naturally he fears
nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
$3.50 Value for $I.2O

The Diner we are specializing for tomorrow
IS very similar to cut, but has solid wood
seat instead Of cane II is a hardwood chair,
with braced back, finished golden, and a
splendid buy at the special price. Only six
70 one customer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
SENATOR POISON TO
KEEP AT IT TO
THE END. O.
Has Nothing to Fear and
Means to Insert
the Probe.

OLYMPIA. Ians ri When sena.
tor Poison ~ Cbehalia attempted
70 secure an Investigation Of tho
supreme court. the Insurance. com.
miaaiouorH' department and Of the
conduct OF The members of the leg.
islature. he made bis resolution. too
vide.
The resolution was killed simply
because u took In members Of the
legislature.
Naturally. there was the time
worn grand.Btand play about drag
Ging the judiciary through the
mlre" Pure bnncombe this was
for the mud benmearcd ormlne of
the Judge that might result from
the investigation was az nothing
beside the possibilities OF the De
fangement of tho senatorial toRa.
Use Of Franks.
There are members 81 the ieeis.
laiure who use telegraph and tele.
phone franks Whether or not they
have them hy reason of their 30.
sltion Ia the legislature. or by
previous friendlincaa with the cor.
nornti0n ~ not possible TO deter
mine Whether or no SO small
q favor a. a frank would Influence
legislation IL dohatable. but the fact
remains that they have been used
The frank custom ls an old one.
like the custom Of furnishing mem
beers with free cases 81 Olympia
beer Any member who wishes
may have case OF beer today
from the local brewery. and there
are few who are said 10 be- nc
cepiing this favor II IL generally
understood that this H. merely for
advertising purposes. and no man
81 expected 10 change his vote by
reason 81 present. which could
have been purchased for $3.50
polson's Error.
Senator Poison made his error
In dragging this rather small mat.
ter into a resolution which was en-
inentiy proper He offended the
delicate sensibillfies 81 the senators.
and his resolution was Killed.
Senator Poison 10 not done with
the question. He may leave out
the legislators The next time. Parlla.
mentary rules viii hamper him In
setting another try. but one way
or the ether he will do IL. and
when once Poison starts be will go
e. the haitian
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-02-25

We have been accustomed to
look upon Illinois as one of the old
and domesticated states, but we
may have to revise our estimates.
J. J. Bardell hands us a clipping
from the lola Qll.) Register, giving
an account of a young man plow-
ing in the field when his dog was
attacked by a large gray wolf.
With the aid of club the wolf
was driven away and was later fol-
lowed to its lair where regular
Roosevelt family of eleven young
wolves was found in rock pile.
Can it be possible that the immi-
grafton to the west has so depopu-
lated the eastern states that the
marble and granite monuments
erected to the memory of our an
cient heroes are becoming the rem
desvoux of wild beasts of the for
ests?