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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, October 19.-Closing:
Cotton-Spot, good business done;
prices. 10 to IL points lower; American
middling. fair S.35; good middling.
SOB; middling, 1877; low middling, 1857:
good ordinary. IA: ordinary, TIC. The
sales Of the day were $4,000 bales, of
which 1000 were for speculation and
export and included 1880 American.
Receipts were $4,000 bales. including
$4,000 American. Futures opened
easier and closed steady October,
776h; OctoberNovember, 1854; No
vember December. 1872; December-Jan-
uary, 1852; January-February, 7.62k;
February March, 1853; March-April,
February March. 1854: May-June.
7.641a; June-July, 1853; July-August.
1914.
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Court Of Appeals.

Present-The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Robb and Mr. Justice Van Orsdel.
Charles F. Black, Frederick j. Bailey,
Elijah j. Graham, jr.: Andrew D. Wash
ington. Charles 7. Maxey and Byron U.
Graham were admitted to practice.
No. 2152. Talbot agt. Pickford; argu-
ment continued by Mr.. John Ridout for
appellant and by Mr.. H. f. Davis for
appellee. and concluded by Mr. John
Ridout for appellant.
No. 2153 George A. Fuller Company
aet McCloskey: argument commenced by
Mr.. E. S. Duvall jr.. for appellant, con-
tinued by Mr.. Hayden Johnson and Mr.
S. V. Hayden for appellee. and concluded
by Mr.. M. ]. Colbert for appellant.
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed yesterday:
No 2152. Talbot agt. Pickford ct al. !:
argument commenced by Mr.. John RI
dout for appellant.
Order fixing Monday, November 7. as
the date for the next call of the patent
appeal docket instead of Tuesday, No
vember 8.
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LOEB IN WASHINGTON.
New York Customs Collector Confers
With Treasury Officials.

William Loeb. jr.. former secretary
to Theodore Roosevelt. and now COL
Iector OF customs in New York, is in
Washington. He came here to discuss
some customs business with Treasury
officials and to attend the annual meet
ing OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company.
Mr. Loeb was at the Treasury De-
partment today, and will remain in
Washington until tomorrow, to discuss
with Secretary MacVeagh the work
being done at the customs Office in
New York He has unearthed num-
Der Of important undervaluations. and
ne will talk TO Secretary MacVeagh
about the details of these and the best
action 10 take
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Medical Class Organizes.

An enthusiastic gathering characterized
the organization of the freshman med
ical class of the George Washington Uni
versity yesterday afternoon. The class
Office honors were actively contested. with
the following results: Thomas Miller, jr..
president; G. W. Porter, vice president
W. F., Passer. secretary: F. NJ. Harrison,
treasurer. The class will hold monthly
meetings. which will be Of both a busi-
ness and a social nature.
One of the objects of these meetings
will be to maintain and develop further a
spirit OF loyalty and enthusiasm through
out the university.
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE, Md, October 19-Wheat-
Firmer: spot contract. 95&.: spot No. .
red western. 95s4; October. 95a4: Novem-
Der, :6asa96a.: December, 9I24a9s: steamer
No. red, s9s4. Receipts, 1852 bushels
Southern by sample, 90a93: southern on
grade, 96.
Corn-Firm: spot contract. $40; year,
51ssa519s; January, 51a51A. Receipts, 7O.-
500 bushels.
oats Firmer: No. 2 white. 35a. a36;
standard white. 35iza3J%; No. 3 white,
35i. a35i.. Receipts. 1891 bushels.
Rye-Firm: No. western, exports, 7Sa
20 Receipts, 20J9 bushels.
Hay-Firm, unchanged.
Grain Freights-Firmer: steam to Liver
pool. per bushel. I'd, December; Cork, for
orders. per quarter, IS 4lzda2s I'd.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Regular call. IL o'clock noon-washins
ton Gas As 800 at 1851
&C. "o'u '''fase Us si'"o at
- ashington Rwy. and Elec As 81 900 at $50,
81 600 at S3t, -
., Potomac Electric Cons. IS. $1,000 at 1904,
;Voo at lOOl4: $1,000 at 1904, s., 900 at 1904.
Washington Rwy. and Flee. pfd.. IL at ssh.
Washington Gas. at 20. - Mt ISL.
mon Trust. 10 at 1885, 10 mt 1917.
AIter call-Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank. at 1891.
Washington Gas, 5 at 1914
capital Traction. 1 at 12S5s. I at 1854.
Wellington Gas cert. is, $1,000 at 100 So 900
at 100. ~ f
Washington Loan and Trust. at 20S.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 10 at ODD
Capital Traction Is SlOA at LIZ
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OPENING IRREGULAR
Gains and Losses Alternate in
Stock Market.
FAVORITES ALL LOWER
Steel and Copper Among the Fore
most in the Decline.
ACTIVE ISSUES FREELY SOLD
Partial Falling Of in Selling Pres
sure Before Noon Permits of
Fractional Recoveries.
ACTIVE ISSUES FREELY SOLD

NEW YORK, October 19.-There was
good deal of irregularity in the tone OF
the opening OF the stock market To-Day
losses and gains alternating all through
the list. The favorite speculative Stocks
however. showed the pressure of reahZlhS
sales. and were all lower. Canadian IA
cifc fell IA, Baltimore and Ohio l. ana
Union Pacific, ST. Paul, Reading, the
Rock Island stocks. Chesapeake and ONO
and United States Steel large fractions
Missouri Pacific advanced a. -,
F.forts to advance the market by bid
ding I'D a few stocks did not meet Win
success. the higher prices bringing out d
flood of offerings. which drove score OF
the important stocks to rs below yester-
DAVIS close. United States Steel. READ
ing Union Pacific and the copper STOCKS
were foremost in the decline; iraut ths
had ouieted down at II o'clock, but the
slight rallies did not hold. wheeling ana
Lake Erie first preferred advanced ~
Pacific Mail IL and St. Louis SOUTH
western preferred l.
Active Issues Decline.
Stocks were affected by the belief that
the Bank of England will raise its dis
count rate tomorrow. and obstruct the
borrowing I'm London by New York specu-
lators There was free selling and De
clines of a point or more In practcaiiy
all the active issues. u. ). steer, READ
ing and Union Pacific disclosed the specu-
lative congestion in the decline. as they
have been doing on the advance. Read
ing and American Smelling lost :. Mac
kay Company preferred, On: L. 5. Steel
and Amaigamated Copper, ia, and Union
Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio, 1es
There was enough subsistence OF seilng
pressure before noon to allow fractional
recoveries, but the demand then d1ed
down. L. S. Express rose 1. Bonds were
irregular.
Stocks were sparingly bought on the
recovery and the upward movement prac-
tically ceased, with prices only a MOD
crate fraction above the lowest. Federal
Mining preferred dropped 81 points.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET.

LONDON, October 19.-American Sc
curities opened steady and during the
first hour advanced on fair buying. AT
noon the market was steady, with val
ues ranging from unchanged to N higher
than yesterdays New York closing
Wall street and local selling in the
afternoon caused a setback of from IL
10 full point and made the closing
easy.
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HOMES FACING
ROCK CREEK PARK.

X.
These only Park but are located
right the Park road (2oh ST. of the park the
highcass neghborhood with established
value.
Architectural consideration and close supervision have always
given homes and every item of figured
allow of the best materials and workmanship
Price, $500 TERMS $3.50 cash. SAB so month"; including
interest and of this under TERMS $3e5o saved
to you.
Five servants accommodation sleeping porces
complete bathrooms shower hotwaer heat electric
lights oak foo cedar Closets ETC. Foryhve feet of front
parking and large yards, with fine old shade
To inspect: Make appointment with selling agents,
Connecticut marked Mt Pleasant
sample home No. 1858 Park road Open until o'clock
Remember the number-I858 Closed Sundays.
Selling Agents. Shannon Lucls 18th ST. Phone M z34S
OWNERS MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, Inc,
No Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. October 19-Closing: Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs 5 confines for the
account.
Exchange on London, % francs q GEN.
times for checks.
BERLIN, October 19.-EXchange On
London. 20 marks IS pfennigs for checks.
Money, per cent; private discount rate.
AZ per cent.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. October 19.Closing
Wheat-Spot dull: No. = red western win
ter. no stock: futures dull; October Is
2ed: December. as Sad: March. is ESD.
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed. As
hid; futures dull; January, As AID; Feb
ruary, As Ard.
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Refined Sugar Takes Drop.

NEW YORK, October 19.-All grades Of
refined sugar were reduced cents a
hundred pounds today.
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THE COURTS
Supreme Court of the United States.

Wednesday. October 10, 1910.
Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan. Mr.. JUS
tice White. Mr.. Justice Mckenna, Mr..
Justice Holiness Mr.. Justice Day, Mr.. JUS
tice Lurton and Mr.. Justice Hughes.
Charles II. Woodruff OF Detroit, Mich: !;
Jacob Mylburn Schoenfeld of New York
city, William X. White Of San Francisco.
Cal. and Thomas Wesley Martin ~
Montgomery, Ala, were admitted to prac-
tice.
Nos. $40. 511 and So The United
States. plaintiff in error, agt. Frank H.
Mason; argument continued by Mr.. As
sistant Attorney General Fowler for the
plaintiff in error and concluded by Mr..
Boyd b. Jones for the defendant in err
ror.
No. 49, J. Harvey Ladow ct al. indi-
Vlduaily and as trustees, etc, ct al. ap-
pellants. agt. Tennessee Copper Com
pany: argument commenced by Mr.. Henry
B. ClOSSOn for the appellants
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 19.-Flour was
quiet and barely steady; Kansas straights,
l65a4SO; rye easy: No. western, SAY
fob. New York.
Misunderstanding early on steady Liv-
erpooI cables and lighter northwest re-
ceipts, wheat later eased off under COM
mission house selling and lack of support;
December. 1.O1ssa1O1b.
Beef-Steady; beef hams. 23.OOa2SOO-
Fork-Quiet.
Lard-Barely steady; middle wes LISA
IL I5 nominal.
Raw sugar-Quiet: Muscovado, 50 test,
$40; centrifugal, 81 test. $50; molasses.
50 test. 3.15; refined, easy; crushed, 900;
granulated, ass; powdered, 495.
Petroleum-Quiet.
Coffee-Spot quiet.
Molasses-Quiet.
Hay-Quiet; prime, LIS; No. l, LILO; No.
., Local .O5; No. 3, 90a95.
Butter-Steady; receipts. 1851 pack
ages; creamery specials, 81; extras. 3O1a
Cheese-Steady; unchanged; receipts,
2.019 boxes.
Eggs+Steady; receipts, 1o.010 cases;
fresh gathered, extra first, 2Sa3O; do.
first. 26ao7; do. seconds, 2ia2o.
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Treasury Statement.

The COhuIttOm Ireaeury at the beSfnnIng
Of business today as follows:
TRUST FUNDS.
Gold coin. $500 o57, $50
Silver dollars. ..................4 S7, l61, 600
Silver dollars Of 1890. .......... 352S, 600
Silver certificates outstanding .... 4S7, 167, 900
GENERAL FUND.
Standard silver dollars in general fund So, Ss1 S55
Current liabilities. ............... 102, S25, $50
Working balance In Treasury Offices. so, SOL ,249
In banks to credit OF treasurer Of the
United states ........... IS, 900. los
Subsidiary silver coin. .......,. II, 594. ORG
Minor coin ............ 1884,
Total balance in general fund. $50. S7,90S, SIS
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. October 19.-Rain in the win
ter wheat belt had bearish effect to-
day on the market here. In the south
west particularly there have been rather
serious complaints of dryness injuring
newly sown fields, and 1t was in that
section the downpour was heaviest, with
more predicted for tonight. Crop news
from Argentina was also favorable.
Opening prices were sixteenth of a
cent lower to one-quarter cent higher.
December started at 967s to 81. shade
uown to a shade up. and declined to 1895
Improved weather for conditioning corn
made that grain easy December opened
unchanged to Ac higher at :SSls to 46s4.
and then fell to 1864.
Sales by a leading local Spectator pull
ed down oats. December at the opening
JOas. but dropped to 3Ol4.
Lower hogs and no support from pack
ers let provisions decline. First sales
were 11sc lower TO 21zc up. with January
al 1855 to 1I.45 for pork, 1O.57I2 for lard
and y2112 for ribs.
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CALL MONEY.
Call Money. So 81 81 81
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line Of white while elsewhere the material
spreads out TO show the white predoni-
mating. A heavy. handsome open crochet
trimming 81 white IL used in bands and
the front Of the bodice and bottom Of the
front skirt panel are 81 white lace
White and black schsuneA are numerous
among the best models hut are aften re-
Iev"d by striking notes Of color. One
~ Jeanne Halle's froCks. for example.
which has been much admired has a
skirt and bodice Of sheer black and white
stripe and over the bodice a bolero Of
rose or perhaps one might call ia a soft
and subdued CerISe chiffon whose collar
and cuffs are Of an exquisitely harmonic
ing green. II may sound garish but IL
10 far from looking So. and the bolsro
widely open in front ~ a mere trife which
gives character 20 the frock
There il a sketch Of this Halle model
in the large group and beside IL another
original and fetching frock with little
coat effect though on lines very different
from tho ono just described
This model has n skirt Of gray and white
striped ailk. very soft and ciinging and
over this 10 what one may best describe
as a short Russian blouse 81 silk in an
exquisite dull shade % pink The blouse
IL quite plain across chest and shoulders
and in fullcd softly into a narrow belt
below which il falls only a little waV.
There 10 heavy white stitching and lace
around the collarleSs neck ~ the blolss
and az the bottom Of the short sleeve.
This last model IL the first one which
Ne have mentioned that shows the arm
hole and the noderats,lv Long shoul,am-
line, hut the elOngAtion OF the shoulder
line IL not always secured by cutting
shoulder and sleeve in one. Yoke and
trimming arrangements will give the de-
sired eject and LAferrihre has reaorted
tn such . device in designing n service
able blue and white iridium fOulard which
we have seen in several Of the importers
collections.
Al will he seen from the sketch. thia
frock IL distinctly simple II has for
trimming across chest and shoulder and
down over the sleeve top a hand Of hand
embroidery and a frill Of lace below n
little lace yoke. and at knee height the
fIllled skirt il drawn into a hand Of the
embroidery which heads three tiny frfIIs
81 the ROulard.
Another model secures it, long shoulder
by n shallow yoke which runs across the
top - the BLOUSE and low upon the sleeve
in a rounded point The line ~ further
continued by a point Of braid which runs
from the point ~ thu yoke downward on
tho sleeve. This braid IL Of the same
coior a. the natural tOns tussor which IL
the m1tsFtal for the frocl. and alnnilnr
points % braid borasr ths fGAl lSnGah a
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oR1ss models. The .aTA- thing may of
oourpe be trI~ m less degree of the
no<seas more truly SImpl'. yet these last
offer an unusual number Of attractive
and prsctIoal suggestions to tn" home
dreasmaker and tho little drss=maker-
outside 81 the home
Il 10 when one pIung-s into sIhtIetIea
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the blouse quite plain and fat across
the chest. hut 81 material different
from that Of the lower blouse section
which u joins smoothly For instance
the lower part Of the blouse may be Of
fouiard. the upper psrt aud sleeyes 81
plain color embroidered
The whole ~ veiled in one smooth
lying layer Of etamine or chiffon OT
the upper part OF the blouse NAV he Of
some bold patterned lace while the lower
part - Of silk and again there - the
yelling
az the drlped shoulder arrangements
there are Also great numhers the drapery
being sometimes Of the frUck material.
sometimes Of fine lace or sheer material
used elsewhere in the frock or Of chiffon
mousselins or net The drapery usually
disa ppears under some bibiike arrange
ment or a high girClle
An extremely good looking and useful
model from Champot. which is illustrated
in one Of the ANAL sketches. has this
shoulder and sleeve drapery Of the black
and white dotted form which makes the
body Of the frock. and this drapery r,Ins
down under "A girCile of the foulaTd and
a bsb Of the foulard which CROSSES a wide
hand OF black lace and fastens well up
ON a yoke OF blue chiffon The short
sleeves are finished by deep Trills Of
black lace and the lowsrfpart Of the skirt
10 OF black brOadcIOth.
The deep sleeve friIls finishing a short
sleeve which in not drawn ia closely 90
the arm al the bottom are frequently
seen. and other short sleeves. also loose
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and a beautiful shantunG model IL IN
plain natural tone shAntung combined
with a Persian shantunR whose deaign
shows here and there natural ton
ground
The Persian nousselines and chiffon.
too are very lovely. and all these ha,s
charming possibilities in connection Mitt
the yelling which In 30 muoh in evidea,e
Wonderful Persian borders are used
with plain ono tone materials and Persian
ribbons. Persian parAsola. Persian soarfS
and even rough Persian hat braids in which
are blcaded all the soft Persian coIoring-
are concessions TO the fad for these coIors
and designs
The blue green's and green blues. which
are no longer peacock. but are now sea
and drake tones. are still well liked, and
all the grays ere popular. a. Gro the violet
tones. grouped by some manufacturers
under ne head Of ashes OF viOIets. long
line Of beautiful greens and some lovely
now shades Of rose and cerise.
Certain light brow niAh or bronze Rrssns
have apparently appealed TO one or two
Of the most authoritative PaEiaian dreus-
max ers and one finds these bronze greene
too a feature among the smart millinery
One of the most delightful hats we have
seen was OF bronze green fine straw
trimmed in wall flowers. which ahaded
through the natural yellow orange and
bronze brown coloringm
Hut In frOcks. a. In millinery, tharo 10
much deep blue. sometimes clasx and
dark. sosastimes clear and vivid, but
always lacking in Crudeness and more
becoming than vivid deep blues USUALLY
are. These blues are used to relisve
black and other color achemes and are
made mp into whole frocks. which are
best when fashioned OF Sheer, cloudy
stuff. softening the voyAnt blue.
A stunning model OF this colorinx vas
81 blue chiffon in a medium deep shad.
Of the clear jewel like blue. and the full
clinging skirt was made over black ana
was finished by q border Of black above
which a band Of embroidery In many
shades Of the blue sHtendsd M % On.
knees. The blouse was Of the hlAc4
yelled in blue chiffon. which lay ouits
smoothly and fatty. was hilled scftly
into black girdle and was finished around
the low cut neck and on the bottom ~
the elbow length open sleeves tout In ono
with the blOuss) by wide bands OF the
hand embroidery. Clear and Intsnss a.
the blues were the frock had no namboy-
ant air. rather a wonderful aubdued
richness. and 70 would have bssn beooming
70 any one Who could wear haaaas en-.
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and $500 how hard u - Ia get the right
shoulder and sleeve effect without bun
Cling the lines IN front % the arm and
around the under arm.
Aud the modish skirt There's another
problem. Even when intricate draPery
~ abssnt how does one obtain the soft
fulneps without arCineua. how does
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skirt. the Use % bsltS and EirdIes. the
shortening Of thu coats and the clever
utilization Of bOrCiuFs materials.
az the slsevs and shoulder aTranRe-
HDsnt ~ have alFsady spoksn. hut thsro
are diHeFont ways Of achisving ths de-
aiT@G hmeB. fnnumuvablB maAola have
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seam ~ exceedingly rare. Ou~ linda
model after model With the upper part
~ ia blouse. chest shoulder. -l'eve. all
ciIt IN one. Tho arrangement may bs
plain. u may be drapsd The sleeve
- very SIMPLE. sBd yet. and yet. Try
- make one % ire miserable blOu3an
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EIGHT MODEL GOWNS
Which Show the Features of
the New Fashions.
LINE AND COLOR SUBTLETIES
Grace IN Silhouette of Skirt and
Sleeve.

9oesSe and shsalder Arrangements.
Seiled Eaer,s. lew su, Nec6a, the
IlkInG fer Per.isR ~IuHs, Lace aRa
Cha@eIe~~ C"ssr,NEs. R~,,s aHd GIr-
ales and the clever Use sG RsrSsure
Materials Nn NarEs a. IRe BAaes,
Paris Frs~ks WN,e sRd naarh Ea.
fleets Numerous. bui Many. New anh
Beso''fu' C"'e-S ss We'll Devices TO
Achieve tire LsnE sHenIde~ Time
Unprecedented Demand for Flae
Ls~-- Intricate sSIor Schemes.
Tho woman VII" "an afford u and has
Q hgure that conforms approximately
IN Accspt~d standards " measurement
vtll do well tn abandon her drs~smaksr
this sprlng and huy ruod.'l frocks They
are a. deleCtahls. those models a. ro~~,ble
and for all their AIR ~ simplicity they
would b~ a. likely to lose that ,ndeFinahle
something knowu a. CaChst n copied
by less inspired hands
We are speaking nov NJ the moro ~lah.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-12-17

A dancing PARTY will be given In the
DESMOND Drill hall on Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 20 by the yeomen. The boys
are making big preparations and a
q ,od time is promised TO all.
A special line of Holiday Poultry
Order ut ones SO rs tn get good selec-
ton before I, 10 best has been picked
ont Os' IJerg a co.
Tor Cehan was visitor at Chicago
dur q, the week
LOST Red and white spotted
heifer. Finder notify John Stanko.
Great Western.
HOUSE FOR RENT rooms. light
and wate-. all modern improvements.
Inquire of l.. Royenfeldt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-12-17
persollals

The county board or oanyassers en-.
tcrtained the outgoing and incoming
ssunty officers in supper at the court
house last Tuesday that was attended
-sy the county authorities only. At
the close OF the supper the certificates
were delivered TO the new officers by
Prosecuting Attorney Watson who
sade good bye TO his brother officials
With whom he has associated 80 long.
IN . neat little speech.
Joe Thouin arrived at Stambaugh
lsst Thursday night and is expected in
Crystal Falls today or tomorrow. in
time 10 attend the annual rabbit hunt.
Joe has been working with the Drake
stratton people at Hibbing since Re
left here last spring and haSn't lost a
day in all that time He will probably
spend most of the coming two months
in Crystal Falls
Madames Abbott. Watson. Jacka. A.
A. Lustheld. Bjork and Fraser enter
tanned their lady friends mt Lustheld $
hall last Saturday afternoon. The
affair was thorough success and was
largely attended by the friends Of the
ladiee
II. II. Webb went To Antioch. i'll. !,
last Wednesday evening. called there
~ message telling ot the dangerous
illness OF his mother who is "a wears OF
age.
will fill anv order for dry wood on
short notice. Have plenty on hand so
you will not have TO wait IA Ponlsen,
Phone No. %.
DR. A. NJ. Darling went to Milwau
keo last Sunday night, returning We'd
resday.
Rings. Locbets. Neck chains, Hs
yins and many other acceptable gift'
stJscobs Bros.
Christmas Candies and Nuts bull
ut, Osterbergs a special assortment
fer the Holidays
Judge NJ. s. McDonough was bu u
Kess visitor here last Tuesday.