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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

DisEusted he says. With the anti
tipping. the bed sheet the ant-clE-
arctic and other freak laws enacted
by the last legislature. James W
Morrison saloon and cafe propri-
etor. has about decided 20 run for
state senator ~ the 4ist district
he thinks he could get some Of
what he calls inanc laws OF the
statute books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

thing the police have TO work upon.
II has led 20 nothing so far.
This slight evidence was about
the only thing offered when
Little Nuggets body was found
At that time the police concluded
that the murderer was maniacal
degenerate. and they are Of the
Continued on Page Three.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
POLICE SUBSTATION
FOR GEORGETOWN

a aubstaliou IN charge OF a cap.
tain and with a quota u gorgoaBte.
patroimen and officers on motor
cycles. 10 catch auto apeeders.
These are Chief Wappenateln'a
plans for Georgetown. which de.
c.ded 10 become part Of the city Of
Seattle at iia election yesterday
he Says that the district to BE-
pOliced from the Georgetown sta
ton VIII include that suburb and
South Park lie has not announced
ahat officers and men VIII be- de
tailed there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
Is BREAK THROUGH
THE ICE AND DROWN

LrGA. Province Of ST. Peters
burg. March 40 Fifteen gypsios
wcre drowned today IN the waters
~ lake linen near here Among
the drowned we're several women
and two children
The accident occurred while a
caravan Of gypeica were crossing
the frozen lake The ice WIS too
thin and one Of the wagons broke
through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
MURDER HAS
A GRUESOME
PRECEDENT
Police Wonder if Slayer of
Nora Gauthier is the
Man Who Slaughtered
Little Nugget"

Il the slayer % Nora Gauthier.
murdered ia a lower Sixth av re-
sort Monday night. the same per.
son whu killed Little NuRRet"
some years ago.
Like the Gauthier girl. little
NugKet' Was q woman 81 the ten.
derioin. and her dead body wan
found slnnhea even more aAyagcly
than was Monday nights victim
The murderer vas never caught
on 4 pillow Ia Nora Gauihiers
room AZ the Eureka. the detectives
found the impFspt Of q blade. IN
blood Evidently the murderer had
wiped hlH weapon there aud II left
stain which vas q veritAble pho
tograph IN red
Uted Hunting Knife.
The print u the knife indicates
that the GAuthier girls murderer
used a hunting kniie or something
similar The shane Of tho stain
does not suggest razor
This clew. practically worthless
90 sar as diyulging the idenl y n
the murderer. IL about the only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

PITTsnuRG. March 80 - Word
was carried TO Mayor Magee 60.
day that unless the order wiping
out the Pittsburg red light" dis
trict Is eountermanded within the
next "a hours, 5000 women from
that section OF the city will invade
the city hall and demand that the
council furnish them other ways
OF securing their living
II was limited today that politi-
clans and others interested In the
maintenance OF the crib district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
BUL-L-E= IN
ny United prsss.)

Lorraine o.. March
Secretary o. the Interior Banger secretary
the position
Justice Brewer according BslInesr,
wife Of teeretary's nephew
Mrs Bainoer saying
ehot controversy will be
the Interior department
She said that Secretary Baneer originally
self from the charges Of his opponents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
KING MEhEllk
is DEAD AGAIN


LONDON. March 80 The death
OF king Menelik Of Abyssinia oc-
CURED last Sunday. according TO a
dispatch received here today from
Adds Abeha. capital Of the Etheo.
plan Kingdom. The dispatch con.
firms the United Press cable Of
last Monday. which said that Meme.
lik had been reported dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Tho Commercial club. by vote
81 20 20 10. last night protested
against the citys taking the limit
0ff the height ~ Glass a buildings.
The club also took the first step to-
ward building lts own home by proc
vifing for a life membership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
UNCLE SAM the TOOL OF MEXICAN CAR
tsy United prss..)


the
h Allowed % b used IL a The lo
o efugc iron h. aohe republic Represent Dem
ecu
q Mao nj th p
In
ermh or OF the won o
. 4
"a Il by he gov
h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
/ LONDON TO VICTORIA
m % DAYS.
fpv United prese.l

VICTORIA. Is G.. March "a. :
Nine and quarter days I
from London 10 Victoria; I
that's the time made BY three I
pouches Of mail which arrived
here yesterday afternoon Via
New YORK. and Seattle The I
natl left Liverpool on the
Luaitania March 90 The time
broke an records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

The project and other civil author
iiies are doing everything IN their
power 90 aiiay alarm They have
assured the people through procla-
nations that the lava cannot despoll
caiania. owing 70 the conformation
q the land between here and the
mountain.
The assurances of the authorities
that the lavafic stream probably
viii be diverted Gained the more in
rtellixent o. the people. but thou
sands ~ peasants pass through the
ash strewn streets praying to the
Virgin 60 save them from death.
The heavy coat Of ashes has chok-
country has taken on a desoiate ap-
pearance. The impaipahle dust
from the eraters fills the air 10 such
an extent that breathing Is unpieas-
ant During the day the suns rays
caused the floating particles TO be-
come Illuminated with beautiful
colors. while az night the fires OF
the volcano present an Inspiring but
terrifying sight
Troops Taken 10 Safety.
An Indication Of the Increasing
violence OF the eruption was the Is
suanco Of orders today. Withdrawing
troops from their stations nearest
the mountain The former danger
zone is deserted hy every living
creature.
Government engineers ara digging
bitches and building dams 70 stop
the main lava stream which has an
average depth Of ~ feet and vary
snE breadth 81 60o TO 1900 feet.
A population Of about 500 900 is
affected by the eruption. which now
promises 20 be tho greatest ~ mod
ern times A freakish feature OF
the eruption Is the sparing Of the
pretty village Of Nicolosi on the
southern slope. The town Is shut
In by foothills which averted the
lava, and mountain air currents car
ricd the ashes over the village.
Nicolosi however. Is abandoned tenn
porariiy by its inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
MINISTER CHIEF
OF THE YAkIMAS


NORTH YAKIMA. March 20.
Rev. George Walters. a Meth
oaist clergyman. ~ho is also a
Yakima Indian, vas yesterday
chosen by council % indians
~ White Swan. en- the Yakima
reservation. a. their ehisf. The
election vas q surprise. as war.
rloss have always been TIE head
mon % the tribe. Mr.. Walters
e 60 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
s.b<,h Wore Fine Cloth
~ sd Vas Well Edu-
alsd While Katherine
III a Drudge.

n tas-a rs~-.l
<NLfDx. q March 1a Tho
p 4 - tltY arr bentias ever
"a J luasn ihe charge 81 muf
en liSsarold Kafh erine
y wA& a. mEst hagefug TASK
mr. sysf had
y naiser Il thlr xifi did "a
- ~ plAaB from whlrh hcr
szr Ellsate,A died she To-
Ha sfiai figure the lar ever
km no n net In alasslllon
A. Unlsvsd Girl.
<sGa ~ never knew a moth.
- "a sszxls persons love
~ AZ her HE a arudxe a
p1&rftll4. al Alice sit BY
~ peiiee all the time they
SO . To- evidence plliag up
" ~ horssg against hope
sHaaae the clouds viii part
n ~ - wiil b. enabled 10
= ~ nuteenes
H'ss tasseif sits al day long
~ There Is no one to
"a qsntnfl hot even a flow.
|4.4"
sag ~ irUn.haFrsd room
~ ne Gaze against her
s,ksI and blacksf with
8 revelation. she keeps on
y Atr I eIdntv
Afaw p sha family of seven
Y Nhom Katherine IS the
AhoFsr W. had housed
Nsiess brooa 30 e little
'ase When b. returned
&c ene hieht he found the
tlsaeeiA stars dead on
htsa noar
"a sAlieness Ike frort
iis Aad Katherine who
naying with her sister.
Sc bad taken como IN
eleikes wiih her A
~afeh found her working
sa.lH i4eiofg. and she was
q ne chagge of murder
salis Dust on Eilaabeth'a
''.s 70 ls stryehnlne
eil i shsi the poison was
'5'd IL eaffse
sasAssa Childhood
sae has maintained her
louga she has sealed
..aiast telling anything ~
ened last before she left
Then the police begnn
~ record ana q plti
q blighiea childhood IL
A.ietflne aas a wee baby
~ DEF Of ihe fever me-
" poof All Of the chin.
.r.-'...-s
''sss on PAGE Thrss.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

t.'armen are no LONGER
a q their future bv
1'A y snployment offered
Il Va have broadaned
1A'nz u The void
q. .nily7 for them
,y''ioas worker kn0wa
,s ,.sf q later De viii sae
aa' VIII provo tho omen.
iof hls Advancement
i'and a position ho
n. want ads 10 flrd a
s,. Y invest savings ana
i y ". ,'''slsa Al a barqsin
~. g 10Y learn gou are
81 ,.'. ...a.eaneg. OF when You
d, bling 10 offer for
N ,ssi phone Main ot6o
W. w The cost NlH bo
''' a word 10 words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

The Seattle Interurhan line viii
begin 90 operate freight cars the
first 81 next week and passenger
cars few days later They viii
come In over the Phinney av. line.
with terminals at Colby av. Rum
ming time about two hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
MEAT DEALERS
ORGANIZE To
FIGHT PRICES
Many Retail Men Forced TO
the Wall 49, Packers Are
Blamed ~ Prices Are
Away Up.

In order r. save themselves from
business nnuihllniiou and 10 meet
the holdug game " the bis pack
ing houses. Seattle retail meat deal.
err are peTfecflnE secret orgau
lratton
we ~ill have 20 fight. said one
dealer today =, has gotten 70
point where the local pAc king
houses hold OUT meat on az until
we agree 20 their prizes. To-day
We ennbot buy mutton unless we
purchase pfopoftionate amount
81 beef two steers 10 one sheep IL
the ratio
The annual spfing shortage i
here. and the packers can Got any
price they SAINT 70 ask We cannot
act any mutton or beef nov from
small independent wholesalers. aa
What they have on the ranges IL
not IN shape for the market The
packers have ali the mutton cor
usred. and Ne get The blame Tor u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Beef In the isst two pears has
raised from ? cents a pound. bulk
10 III Nation has gone ~ from
n 20 rs GENTS. making An ordinary
sheep cost tho retailer about ftH
Pork hiss advanced from 4 10 II
cents. lamb from igi1 20 ~ cents.
What asr ne going q do We
have 20 increase The retail prices
In ordey 20 live
The cheapest kind Of beef fisnr.
Ina Il Out ffum che hulk. costs 2
cents q pound more nos than The
best did tao OF three years ago
Mutton. porh and lamb have ad-
vhnced even more
The retailers hops that b. con
solidailnk. they may nsi.t 'as pack.
inx houses wifh their osFn weapons
aud achieve some relief
Mere than 20 small retailers have
been forced to the wall Ia the lnat
week. and unless something 4 done
soon. many mere viii have 20 clone
up shop Il il said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
ODDS
AND
c ri DS


OLYMPIA Governor HAY leaves
this evening on a Ie-dny trip over
the state visiting Seattle. Tacoma,
Everett SPOKANE and Wailn Walls
Friass ~ VIII speak AZ the detica
ton ~ the new Everett Carnegie
library.
SALT LAKE --oarrstf n. Con.
over celebrated his tooth birthday
here to-day. Every man who reaches
100 years has some pet Idea which
he gives shr credit 20 Conoyer says
strict Temperance ard no smoking
D. responsible for his long NE
HEI.iINuHAM - Hcliinrham b.
the latest town % Join the commits
sion ranks A petition containing
! opo mares has been presented %
tAr rounrit asking for The election
~ ~ men a. draw up charter civ
ing ms city the commission form ~
Eus nfmDent
Hff.I.9nORO. ~ Three kegs -
powder connected with the riecfri-
cal Appa rAfus ~ the KnftkAmp mine
N such q way that the turning on
N tre power would ignite the pow
der. VAS discovered ~ time a. aaVe
Tho lives - 100 miners yesterday
DAYTON. wasa dayton wiii BE-
arr For tive yrArp longer anyway
Fnv gise second sims the town voted
az yesterday. but 4 ma orify -
q ] o. ueCewber 1905. was cut 20
a hnfs ~ YESTERDAY
NEw WESTMINSTER. w. c. ~
ultninAs fhr child ~ Mrs W bndd
~ A4aeffawn, ~aa buried Is she
Nr1HF grave without notifying shs
refifr. the cemetery officials dis.
inferred the body ard buried " IN
another grave Mrs Dadd wfll aae
tlYe cemetery company
DENVER Denver has never been
either Puritan Or : dry town Ia
farf " has been VERY much other.
wisr but determined effort 20
secure names 20 = petition cniiirs
an sins-iien 20 decide tie question
sf,sN aus city becufns anti >eloen
tefG cry was started today. and
ABERDEEN. Leaving his wife
without excuse or warning for tho
tut1flefh time. L. G Burt. an cm-
piose - the Aberdeen Furniture
copf.sftt. has disappeared aud his
y ~ and several small children are
irft without support Desrrtimg his
fauily ard then returning is
maria With Burt according 70 his
SITE
JUNEAU. Eliza Popovich. ths
aate survivor 81 the explosion that
Killed 20 men m the Treadweil mine
Aareh 2 testified before the earo-
nsg'h jury investigating the disaster
today
BUTTE John Trebenner and w
Hare. firfnagn were Killed. and Ben.
iafuin shipicy had both legs and
ouc arm cut OF when two darlington
freight trains met hrad-un % miles
east q Sheridan WYE, yesterday
LONG BEACH. Cal Pauline
Harris. the nine year old daughter
~ hfr and Mrs 7. I. Harris ~
tieuta, iowa. vac killed hy an
alstu mobile driven by Mlss Anna
MiiDer. ~ a downtown corner yes
tefday
EITTHnrnG An increase Of 6
per cent ln the wages 81 every ems
playe on The Pennsylvania railroad
wnoae salary Does not exceed tiU0
a mouth. will become effective April
let
Stephen V. Carey. law clerk in
Corporation Council Calhouns o.
flee. has been appointed attorney Tor
the park board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
WEATHER FORECAST.

Showers tonight and Thurs
day; brisk south winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

nEi.fIS1HAM Hcliinrham b.
the latest town % Join the commits.
sion ranks A petition containing
! Qpa names has been presented 10
TIE founeii. asking for the election
~ ~ men a. draw up a charter CIV
ing ms cts the commission fora ~
Kva ufmmenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

OLYMPIA Governor HAY leaves
this evening on = le-dny trip over
the state. visiting Seattle. raeuma,
Everett SPOKANE and Wulln Walls.
FffdRs hs wili speak AZ the aeiica
ti0n - the new Everett Carnegie
library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

s
ts%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

ABERDEEN Leaving his wife
without excuse of warning for tho
tes4fiofh time. l.. g Burt. an en-
piase ~ the Aberdeen Furniture
cous .sut. has disn ppcarsd. aud his
y ~ and several small children are
irft Without support Deserving his
fauaily ard then returning is a
mania with Burt according 20 his
wtft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

SALT LAKE. -oarrssf ~ Con.
over celebrated his tooth birthday
here today Every man who reaches
100 years has some pet Idea which
he gives ghe credit %. Conoyer says
strict Temperance ard no smoking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

NEw WESTMINSTER. u. C. ~
ultninie fhc child ~ Mrs W Dodd
~ A4aeffawn. saa buried ID she
Nr0Hr grave Without notifying shs
uoficr. The cemetery officials dis.
sntaffed the body ard buried " IN
another grave Mrs. Dodd wnl Hse
ilYr semteferY company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

DENVER Denver has never been
either Puritan Or : dry town Ia
far4 " has hscu very much other.
wiRe But determined effort 20
an rtN.iioa 20 decide tha question
shtN u1s city becufns anti >aiaan
tef4 org was started today. and
iA alaffafuA the aaioon men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Hii.I4Snono. ~ Three kegs -
powder connected with the viectri.
cal Aupa rAtas ~ the KoftkAmp mine
81 such q way that the turning on
~ ftr power would ignite the pow
der. Was discovered ~ tsmf a. save
fhr lives - 700 miners yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

DAYTON. Wsaa Dayton Wiii BE-
arv faF tive years longer anyway
Fpv gise second time the town voted
az YESTERDAY. but 4 mAyorify - z
% ] in ueuembsr 1908. was cut 20
a bnfs ~ YESTERDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

JUNEAU. Eiia Popoyirh. tho
sel~ Fnryivor 81 the explosion that
Killed 20 men m the Treadweil mine
March 2. testified before the enru-
nes'a iury investigating the disaster
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
MAD WOMAN
BROWNS SELF
IN THE LAKE

Mrs meoonald vas found tate
this afternoon drowned IN Lake
Washington. she had thres~n her.
self into the lake.
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''''''s'e o. psas rbrs.l
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ANSWER LIE CENsUs MAN-DONT BE IN CONTEMPT on TAFT

Continued on PAGE rhres)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04

Each r"u1r~tun; Vilt submit. OH ur
'."rorc tn" date oi IL" prize examine
ZION ls"r below. an Say Of abop,
5000 words on one m thr following
topics: 'Tannany Hall. The F:thi,~
"i .iourraljsm." \ IompariSom ui
>;E.a,esp"ar".s Caesar with IN" Car~a.
or History, \ Comparison oi Hukr.
Views Oh II. Amrlicau and Fr"n,.r
revolutions"
Each essay must u" typewrtt"n
and must include :. complete bibl-
ography and definite citations tin
foot-n0tesD OF the authorities used.
The topics as given above are not
prescribed as titles. nor are they in
dicated
Th" rriza examination, as has al
ready be9H announced. Will be held GA
Saturday. May u. from nine until
one. in room - \. 1t viii compris"
tests in both the theory and the prac-
tica OF English comro>itior.
The following members of the
class i'll English | have. ON the basis
OF their class work. been declared
eligible to compete Tor the prize: Il.
+. liroecc. w. II. ChiSholme. Estella
F. Crafty, Lillian Crawford Felix
Duvall. V. c. FolleniuS. ). NJ Hard.
way. w w. Hawkins ], T. Kelley.
Louise Marbut. Ilortense McVey.
Ralph Mills. Lucy Il. Moore. Anna
Niederjohn, James l. Peck, j. II.
Pound. Ralph Pruyn. q. f. Reeves.
S2ptima Schemhor. 5 II. Snider
Ruby Sutton. q. l.. Thompson, Thomas
Wh"eldon. l.eota Wray
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Feared Nothing Then.

How brave" eXclaimS tn" wife.
after her husband. at tn" hush"d hour
OF ) a. n. has told her Of his desprt-
at" resistance OF three highwaym"n
WEC hav" attempted To hold him I'D
only a block from home i did not
dream you We're so courageous How
does it happen that you dared To Civ"
them battle when any otIrr man
would have yielded weakly or would
have run away if he had the chance ~
My dear" explains the husband.
Il had just finished nerving myself 70
meet YOU and explain what kept mo
out so late-and when | am in that
frame OF mind I'll defy anything
Life
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Notes ofSociety.
Twelve couples attended dance a;
Dana house last Friday night.

Miss Mary Moss Stephens. daugi-
ter of Mr and Mrs. +. NJ stephens.
was married to William Ashley Gray
Saturday u,ght AT her parents home.
III" Rev. w ! Howell performed
the ceremony. The Episcopal cer"-
wnnY was used
The color scheme OF tl,. decorations
was yellow. Wild southern SmilnN
and Easter lilies in whose crntcr-
i;@:lts We're concealed. w-re banked in
HE drawing room, library. living
room and dining room. The color
~,i.r,H" was carried out further in III,
dress ct the maid Of honor. and il
ii gold ha~hcr Ill d With roses whicE
huns in IT," dining room Little Mis-,
leura Moss stephens. the Hover gir1.
also carried golden basket trimne.
IN white flowers
Iha hirr! wore Il white mclrr.
creme dress trimmed in rose point lar"
and pearls Thr pearls are hrfrloor.s
and have been III the Cray an
stephens families four generations.
She carri d shower bouquet II
biidrs roses Miss Euth Moss. III j.
n.HiG-oI- honor. was dressed in corn
coinrpL + nSst}inn With embroidered
chiffon "l the sane shade. aud had .
hou9u,t of white sweet peas Mrs
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
The Seuenh Column

-l-I,,.., ,,..,. ,,,,.. , ,Ii, ,,,,,, :; ,,I l.
81 " ,''''' Ia We
"'' 81 ''"
' -
''''''',N
/, .,.a,., u,,,, .,c,od .,,.,.,,,.d;,,,, g.,
In tb.. hr;ub, Ioviccu of rho fo.h
;,,,,.,iIa I,,,r .L,,.,, :; ,,, .,,if.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Students to Make Aernnlane

students OF aeronautics at Stamford
University are engaged in pcrfectine
plan. for an aeropiane which they vii!
build in the university machine shops.
The aircraft is to be entirely Of Stan
ford construction. students of tn.
mechanical engineering departmen.
contributing to the construction of
the machine
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Palnist
And Clairvoyant
Athens Hotel Parlor
Born with a Veil.

Born with a Veil
Gifted with second sight.
Readings by clairvoyance are al
ways lnteresting-very often a great
benefit. see the truth and dis,o1
lhe clouds that darken many homes
AS prominent Cameron party said.
IT Is better safe than sorry. | wou1d
not take s1oo for the information Won
gave me- '''
Cali and be convinced. Learn n
understand yourself. Educato ,o,,1
WILL and be happy. Results co,nt
they are like figures.
Office hours 9 a. m. to g an
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Dartmouth Dorm;torv Burns,

Fire recently destroyed the South
FaYewcather tormitory at Darrmoutt
College. The fire was discovered ~
2:3" o'clock in the morning in the
basement. 1t spread rapidly upward
All the student occupants of the buill
ing escaped The loss was S6a. .or"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
THE NEW SPIRIT.

l:-fahr indeed are the prospects for
ii n:"&-r better Coumbfa \ NOR
uu.rod spirit Tor the cf'y'a upbuildiag
has been shown in the last low weeks
rham ever before We are jus; begin
ming TO see the possibilities before Us.
w. lay" just started the work.
Let uS keep the new Columbia spirit
al.,". II means more prosperity, 4
bigger town greater university. a
hotter place 10 live in. When We ar
all together let us make sure that ""
stick together and boost together.
Not many people get enough eNer-
els. They say that they cannot get
away from their business or their
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Pupils Cultivate Gardens

Nearly 100 public schools in New
York City have started gardens,
which are cultivated by the p,niIs
boys and girls. Some schools have
plots in the yards. where each pupil
has small space; some have small
plot for the school, and others have 10
be content with window boxes for
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Medics Use Family Skeleton.

The medical students at Indiana a.,
making extensive preparations tor
their annual dance. The decoratin.,
committee is promising something
better than ever. The center OF al
traction Of the decorations will b" tn
family skeleton OF the medical depal.;-
npnt
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Professor Freezes to Death.

Lewis Kranter, professor OF botany
at the University of Pennsylvania,
was frozen to death while on a hunt
ing trip in New Jersey.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-04
Dr.. MARY Wolfe TO Pennsylvania.

Dr Mary NJ W"I.r has been al
pointed clinical professor "t psychia.
t. in in, WonrH's Medical Coli"g'
~ Pennsylvania.
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Onr ut the steers III the eXpr".
E'entai feeding lots made Il gain q
SiN and one-half pounds per day for
fAirry days recently. rurdu" ENpnr-
r.ilt