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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
Killing TO REDS;
M'LEAN TO N. Y.
Peerless Baclstop May Be Reinstated and Sent to
Cneinnati--Long Larry Goes to Giants and Cubs
Get Two Coveted Stars.

Then this duo. with 4 big cash
consideration. viii be- turned over
20 Chicago IN exchange for the
peerless backaiop.
Tn. sum involved IN the Gin.
cinnatl Chicago transfer Is men
toned as 10000 This would be
fhe greatest price ever paid FOR .
single player According 20 Fer.
manus friends. The Cincinnati
naEaaie h sanguine that with a
catcher ~ Kings eaiihar be viii
have no difficulty ia pulling down
the National League bunting this
year
This. be argues. would be worth
go 900 20 him ia cold cash. There.
fore king would BE- q profitable
investment
Whether this proposition merely
is visionary - a subject that IL
causing much debate about the
hotel corridors here The general
impression 10 thar no magnate on
the face of che earth would part
with $4,000 Tor any player who
ever donued spikes
Hermnnn'a friends. however. are
advising their qnestiouerH 70 hold
off and say nothing until the Dc.
phrtnT8 from Hot Springs u Larry
Mclean u explained They say
then that HermAuns share In the
deal viii be made known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

The advance suard Of Scatiic's
1910 pennaut chasers reported az
the Ycsier way grounds yesterday
afternoon for the first practice If
the season. hut the harhlngers Of
spring. who occupied a corner OF
the hleachers. went home without
HAVING heard the familiar sound
of willow and horaehide coming 70.
gether. Handshaking uas the most
violent FORM % exercise INDUCED
IN. Tor with the ground wet and
greasy, and the diamond stan un
marked. Mike Lynch decided 20 de-
lay work until this afternoon fhe
real doinxs viii commence TODAY,
and from now on uatil she h0me
team opens With Tacoma, April
1s. there viii be lot az strenuous
practice for every member % the
squad
BESIDES Managsr Mike. Danny
shay, Ioe Custer and Emil FriAk,
Of she old guard. were on hand. all
looking I'll 10 40 right into game
and play d double header without
turninr q bair -Four new fiingcrs
IosselRitAe. nretehk. Miller and
Fisher. and couple Of lnfielders.
Perry and Wilson. we're also GA
haad While Seattle fans have no
line on these prospects. ali come
90 Duvdale highly recommended
and q ls expected that a sreafef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
YOUNG TURKS RALLY
AT The BALL GROUNDS
Prospects and Ceraintes Show Up for First Practice,
But Manager Mike Calls All Bets Off Until This
Afternoon-Some Dope.

percentage Of the new material VIII
sake good than h usually the ease
This afternoon the new men VII.
De IN uniform. ana tive minutes lf
action viii BE- of more value O.
siaing up their capabilities thar
several houra with the dope book
last nieht "rug" Bennett
~Tealy' Raymond and Joe Seatof
blew la FROM California, while
schaeffer. the sailor first haavmau
and Fields. a new infleider, alao
reported
To-day Pennington. Kackert. Nun
ningnam. clyde Hall Collins and
johnson are expected 60 put In an
appearance
Tho navy will be well repre-
scented IN the preseason trynuts
ior schaaffer who Win cry 10 on
Tee Mageee shoes. and Parry. AZ
luneld candidate. are both sailo
lads. Willis Fisher. a pitching proc
pect, In a member nf the marine
corps
Dy this afternoon The field should
have dried out sufficiently 10 make
fast practice possible. and by Wed
nesdaY ths players viii 30 divided
or into two teams for practice
eaines Saturday the first real
game u tho year viii 30 played
with the Seattle college agsrega
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
DONOVAN'S FIERCEST FIGHT WITH CRONY OF TODAY
DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR SULLIvANS SUCCESS
DONOVAN CLAIMS
UNIQUE RECORDS

Il fought fha longest and
sisnftasf ffsAt recorded in AHr
eunt is7e. ! fought Mer1siiand
ia San FRANCHISE. entering the
ring az p 3 ~ We fought until
fiNs minutes after IN the
morning Early la this tight my
fiEhf shoulder was diaiunnte1
The uHhI lasted four uHars aud
five Wiuufee
~ ghe Eishth " fhTatre. In
New York IL 1891. Meeirlland
ard I met again. and ] zen In
Is seconds after shaking hands
fftsgaifick and tas - Neiii
fought ~ berwick. No neeoms
her :. 1899 TT houfH ard ~
minutes wish haFe hnne ksee and
Anay BuNsn and Burke msnt
faf Z haurs ard ~ minutes wiih
gloves. af New Orleans. April q
1854 80 ihas tionorans elsim FOR
fha Longest ffWht 10 diHputsd.
TIP WRIGHT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March %.
1t IL pcrsistsntly rumorsd here
today that Johnny KlinG. ones the
Cabs premier backsiop. wsli work
with tho Cincinnati Reds this
season
The same rnmoF has Il that Long
Larry NcI.sau. ~ the Reds. 10 des-
tined 10 70 70 the Giants IN trade
that wiil 30 oua % the largest IN
the history ~ baseball u u
known here that Mclean IL pre-
pairing 20 leave the springs Fol
ioNiuE this clex. An entsrpfiaiag
fan uneArthed the possibility that
the recent conferences between
Nr0rAw. Of Srw York. sud Her.
mann. u Cincinnati. bears strong.
iy upon The suggested scheme The
trade. according 70 those Who claim
20 have inside dope. wtil work
ous ne follows
How the Trade viii Work.
King viii be relnsiated ~ the
national commission. according %
the wies ones lie may have 20
pay a nominal fine
tArry Mclean all b. traded "a
New York for . couple Of players
upon whom Il ID kuown that
Murphy and Chance Of Chicago
long have cast coveioas eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

90 ihe aHudreia of nehfs iu etith
7 engaged during the 90 Years sas
: tha ring. ths most terrific ana
fha one ! maffercf the maaf iN. nRs
Wigh Iim Murray in May. fssr. nn
an island ln thr Delaware RIVER. al
Philadelphia.
To 90 thas faint no one inflicted
such pain aean ne that ! could net
shake u 81 ard forget "a IN an IN
slant Dot ths sting ~ MurraY's
blows remained after each I'd crit
ny teeth 10 threw off ire hurt. bot
i Wooidr't 90.
Murravs giant handz and tfamsn.
dauH muscles conhiuTa 80 make q
blow tse power u which was isr.
rfbio
We started az daybraak. Fer az
hour and five minutes We baftirg
under rules ~ the ring which
provided that the rounds ended oniY
anrn one man was thrown az
knocked down We fsmNht "a
rounds which means aua ~ Toe
other went 81 the turf 81 Times. !
was knocked down siv times aauia
20 tne rounds ! fought in daae
striking |uatiucfiVniy
waH GutcAiy blinded ~ blood
Murray alaHHiuK mg forehead and
cutting ms eyebrows Both eyes
began l0 close and tn save myself
J peppertd 70 his right eye until ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

fime - I suffered hut little { turu+
na gn MmffmYa lefi rye. hitiinN u
aFaiu ana aNain mifHnuk results
Suddenly q dark lump paTued uut
beneath the eYe This saRe me res
HaHoa caufaNe ~eifhrf e ae uuula
give np anili ths crg Puibsl fans
ont
/ vas nsvsr 20 uiaa 20 See 20.
glesnsan - ssas eshsn trey swarm
"a inta tfs ring. murray eiief,seru
seld re hs. tee. sas clad.
1 couldn't sae far ak DAYS after
Ehs fight but Ntfr ! EHt aiiiutrs
q Murray ] iasFhsd despite mt sore
faeh h#a sn8Frisd fuf fmaf { tsa
nng beaten hifu ~ AZ Dc ha4 Asa hut
discovered mF fears were srpnfin p
lsss
fYau hii gks = mule. yaang FELL
laN NufraY taid mo. We hsEamq
fast friends after that nna are
erauias 10 this aaY MafrAy now
lives 81 rhllaaeiphia
7 had hsla fhe uidfioN eight cham.
ptanshlp fdF fiVu years and had
hnraa - becoming hsssywe isht
champion. whan ! met John l. Auliis
van haa been beating AL The tig
fellows 90 % fhls TINA
Sullivan sgappeH no dream. when
! met him ] knew the world would
sea a new champion when he chose
% enter che arena. II waH IN Hos
fan in 1879 that Jas RYAN ap.
prnach rd ME ard said. @hfihc I've
saf yaunwafsr ilFY cali The Sirens
Sow : want $500 20 look over He's
anig 90 ruf ne has whipped every
thing around Boston
Sullivan cnfn % ms hotel and
aW DO was an unusual man ]
looked him ever ard saidl
NnunE man. you've SGT the maxi
ine ~ a great fighter IN you Hix
stahs later ! arranged % fight him
four rounds az the Athsuaeum tho-
atFs in Hnsten
lrnsuins ny surprise when 8uili.
van enms AZ ne Ike q buli. ! bad q
nesionmi reputati8n ard supposed
NY record would dauut Ire boy. ~
didn't. As haa no tricks. bit poe.
sasssd wonderful force ard speed,
srd he hit like IN %.
knew many tricks and they
helped me. huf I tell you ] had %
unpack almost the sniifs bundle
before those f1ur rounds suded. In
the fourth I broke q bons IN my
right hand swinging on huillvan'n
cheek
Thereafter sang NuliiFnu'a
nraisn. bat nal Tor a year did ! per
auade Hilly Madden he was the com
Ing man Az that time ! mat Auiii-
van again a. the Boston Music hall
We went three rounds. when the poo
lice iutorfered ON the splendid
showing Sullivan made Billy Mad
den took him en the road offering
$50 e. anyone who'd stand before
him far four rounds
Make u six. Sullivan pleaded
"Fovr "a ia said Madden. "You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
COAST LEAGUE SEASON
WILL OPEN TOMORROW

q expect q ace one ~ the bis
sest seasons ever experienced on
fte coast. Nat only r. the outlook
bright Tor close contests ard closer
finishes hut Interest % the sport
hNs incrrH sd wonderfully and rec
ora crowds are predicted
"Of ceuFse rsnn8nt winners have
fhe hERrst following anf the gnt
lnnt noW il that ans team IN The
iaaaHe may ain the flag lafElnK
from form and makr up
Good Tsarnn on Coast.
~ watched with interest the
showing mafs ~ ihe various ciuia
~ fhe leaNue against the Chicago
Americans
To be sure tha rrHuita are nos
saftieirnt Indication o. tie cnmrHr.
agite merits ~ ths Coast Femm#. hul
thtv show fhst the Caaat ieAFus
timber ia Oh no way Inferior o. that
- the major league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

san FRANCISCO. Cst' March
as--war sin b. declared tomorrow
between san Francisco anil PORT
land Vernon and Los Angeles OAK
land and SAcrawgnfn Tbs strife
win heEin IN ihfes diamonds - tnH
Pacific Coast le1EJie aa1 wil run-
iinue fof many uslous, until one "
the warning tribes hangs tns ecaips
o. an others az iis belt TIE seFf ~
the opening uf the Cuast iearuF tnlM
year has hsnn Quilted somewhat ~
thu number ~ star attractions lh
thu shape ~ preliminary Eames
with first einss teams
Coast league utanaeera. hnWevef.
believe that thr leaase will enter
tomorrow ore ef the most proausr4
GUS years - Wa history
Judge Thomas u Graham, rrsl
dent ~ the pacific Coast league.
said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

and oiled silk hsH only a neftinR
Hfs
feHnoN hooks nre the strongest
and best fnr aH around work either
vifh or without Eut as many fah-
efuen pr0far tn tie the hooks tu tho
lenders. A small hook is better than
"a large one. az small haits are bet.
Ter fish NfttefH than large ones
Leaders should be- single gut and
from three tu six foot long sinkera
of split hurkFhot are the best. ns
they may be fastened direct 90 the
leader Ths aluker should ba placed
about "a foot and q half from the
hook
Where To Go.
Bait salmon eggs. should D.
chosen carefully % not pick q
string ~ eggs because Of lfs size.
strings containing large eggs make
poor bait as they VIII not stay 0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

eifv business This venture vas not
fntncAsl success Hua Honey soon
peaaled ere place and fo8k long
rfaf
After e careful course ~ trainine
hr noW believes b. j. plenty good
enough g igke tho measure Of Jim
mf Gardner. Jimmy ciahhf. Harry
Lewis and others iu the @eitNrmeiai5i
elaN# He gave Uuk Russell. fhs
fntHtfiptiA ruE q fiua polishing
rfl couple q nights nsa
ITO tinafun lad has Hiwa sH talon
good cnre - himself and there F.
20 rsctsun why he should Hai 81 ahia
70 Eite q cFesil'ahle account Va him-
anH fnF ths next two years. "a teaaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
NEW FOOTBALL
SATIsFAcIolv''
TO Chi

chicago. March 80.
~ the changes ID ia go !
- The meeting u li.s - -'.]
tee Ia Nsw YORK saiass,. ~
y anne more IN gans No..
he University 81 gess
The tentafipe schsd
according 70 coaeA 80. I, \
held ~ BY The bssss = -
culture and afhlellos q -
the old rules. II b -
however that IT'S snhssss y 4
be accepted and paasea " 4. !.
AZ it. next meetlns
Dr J p Raycrafs. 4 4, =.
~ afhiefic depsFinest 4 ~
for TIE statement fAss -. \
doubt bat that ths as.ssr'.'
30 REPRESENTED 90 az g,,lI-. !
year now That tie fa.ss Nv
changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

the hook Select eggs that arc small
and compact iu tho string Hp sure
they are fresh NJ 10 often good
plan Co have q bait box fastened TO-
the Crcci and fill it with carefully
cut bait before starting out This
saves trouble and sxas operation when
At como particularly promising pool
For the place 90 fish tho country
round about Seattle off6rH fine
field. especially ln tho spring prac-
tieally an the streams within a few
hours or days ride arc good Later
IN the year 70 get nshlng, one must
go farther Try 20 induce some
eld fisherman % take you with him
DO not ask him whore 10 20 Iio
may De "a pillar ~ tho church, and
an honest upright man, but hd will
not tell you his favorito places lie
VII lie No good fisherman Wnl be
truthful under the same conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
fIGHT Talk

Honey Melody. thc former wcifer
weight champion. r. trying hard 70
get back in the puriliaiic business
fn his best days Melody WAS a
sterling performer. Among hls V.c-
tories were two wins over thst
demon Joe Wa.cett
Melody Has knocked out iu 1895
By Frank Manffn practically Re
newcomer in ease fighting game. au8
that defeat took tbc heart out 81 the
champion. Honey announced BITS
retirement and Weni lnto the iaug-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
n Ii THAT'S WORTH WIN,
AND NOTHING THAT ISN'T
BURNS
BARR

BAN FRAgcIsco, ~
me ODDS on he Dan, a \,
isnEthened another pir ~ Y.
piiee going 70 z 10 i NJ
on the long end ~ ~
Burns money In alghs 'sq
Tho big fellow
wound up their vork ,..i ~.
from nov until lhey 4. ~
lhe ring tonight viii n -
thau take short iannss n \. !.
aad iighi gym wors
: rounds Yesterday VIZ I
ring partners and csess...'
Of his gym stunts M
hipremeiy confsase !.
Burns and expects i sdss..'.|
Knockout wlthln Ii rous v
while admitting Bsrrs
eletsrneas. figures sksi /. y
last Barry and viii ws.' &.
unlii in such sbssx
finishing punch vii! 4 -. (
minister
No bettirg has Aa.. ......
the is-round MccsFssss ~
iiminary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
RIO WING
ROW OE

with Coach Cnnlhear Ntill assert.
ina thNt the change iu rowing plans
was not FOR ths good ~ that sport
and Graduate Manager Zednic4 fe4
ciarin~ fAat the change would re-
suit % saving ~ Sc 900 yeHr
both sides ~ the rowing controversy
were heard by the general student
body ~ the state university ycater.
day. Through the columns ~ the
student paper. the University ~
Washington daily
The issue has been pat uu Ga the
students and they Wiil vote on it ln
April Those thinking that thH
measure has behind 4 pufe business
proposition q double cross tof CunB
are working hard AGAINST Il
The rowing season "opens today
with a race on Lake union. betss ean
picked crews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

ihe while on the lookout ror a pos
sibie Spy
Try tho Rod ous.
Now Tor fhe rod o. need not De-
costly Pick uuf rnd FROM 81 80
t1 $500. ana f proper care ia tHkon
r. 10 it wiil % ihe work IF % fancy
piree NJ bamboo costing up 90 $50.
when Nuu select one thnt looks
promising notice carefully che grain
ana N The outer Joints show any
fougnneHs or crosse granting reject
o. Usually rod ln which the wood
is dark lu color o. thc best After
sou find one that seems Co have no
flaws. carefully tenf .i by whipping
H up ana down. wee how II balances.
remembering ali tine time, however,
lhni Dr. it o. tip heavy the weight ~
tne reel VIII correct this Notice
carefully how the line guides are put
0n and Insist on snake guides. as
thcy are better ana cause leaa trou
hle than the Ola fashioned ring
style. n the rod you have chosen
seems to be right string "a line
through and faHten the end of IL 10
chair OF some heavy weight Then
Fest carefully how the r8d bends
when strain d. put upon it This
Flii show ~ me wood la VOL match
ad ANA " The guides are properly
Iruf on II u bends in a modified
arc. toxic f. ma lf at any future
/ tlme 70 bends ireNunrly. change
+ the guides until the defect o. cor
f0rtei a wiIi0wy roo. or ono that
I imH two much suppleneas. can BE-
changed by adding additional wrap
( pfuFH
Choosing the Reel.
Sow comes fho question 81 "A reel
Select one that has large barrel
lne ~ the skeleton type. 8a the line
afieH quickly on this style. For
I yYHr line q good cuttyhunk ia per
/ hapH the best for practical work
Enamel lines soon crnok and rot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
OAKLAND 'B0OKIE'
PLACED Oh
TRIAL

OAKLAND March 20 Tha trial
- Charles Zslinsky. a eookmaker. on
tbe charge n violating the Walker
otis antl-EambiinE act. began today
before Superior Judge Brown No.
iinHay q the first mar who was arr
rested re the Emeryvilia faco track
and charged with placing a hst ou
tho outcome ~ "a race For this
reason hia trial o. being watched
with much interest BY bookuakers
and followers of the memory" sYs-
sem " betting which hes been iu
vogue since The Walker otis BIN
was made a iaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
REVISED FOOTBALL
SUITS, DOCTOR
ELIOT

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March 20.--
Charles w Eliot president omeri
tins Of Harvard, today reiterated a
statement 70 tho effect that no
new football rules which have been
suggested meets with hla approval
DR. Eliot has been one Of the fore.
most agltators against the game OF
football as It has been played. lie
said.
N Is plain 20 see that the rules
are a marked Improvement They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

san snnes err oil cut History
proves Madden eas right. .sas In
IRE party are $40 Sullivan knock
eus man nftsr MAR, sorss teina al
ants. When ssllissn bsosnae angry
- any ons Red BE him. DurIna
that trip ~ struck eS~ryeas IN tlss
parry hya Madden ard myself
tnd sHhtralf Madden saNad sal
Nvan from companions wh0 we're
dragging him daau o. their aasu iaa
level II n hadn't been far nily
MAadau John = Sullivan would NOS
have become fawaWH Very likely
he would have finished ntth q lorai
reputation and 3 short iixed one AZ
hat tecaHse ~ hts naaf0n asaocia 4.
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

ought 10 make tho game OF foot
ball tolerably safe say tolorably
safe because Il r. impossible to
make football absolutely safe for
the players These new rules would
make Il possible for man TO play
football through the three years
allowed In college without being ne.
riously hurt something impossible
under the old rules"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

fNNit tia1#aan sef1Htra Iaks Al
f#te tA hs fFHf wfth WuiiINMa ~ Mich
$50 Miss fesE fftf Hs tests 10 tha
tAf& article she easnta ta4Atas ~ AZ
tts fftt 80 ists ia ihs FinH And fhsf
- Ntfhrils etfagt 30 a. Halifsan 80
f@F - trf a. have Hiirain saft1
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Mike DonOvan's Tale. of a. Years in Ring

oinsaa ls tfa broke ny anss aud
continued fu land IN H. THE nerves
ln mN fAna we're MnAAAnaA " lhln
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Dance IN Dreamland tonight.
aAa
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Alvin Folding Go-Cart

The Alvin is llght. strong and
seryiceahle. Il ~ neat and siyl.
lsh IN appearances The mechan.
lam or the Alvin is 80 simple
that there Is practically nothing
10 get out Of order u can be so
adjusted that the baby is per.
fectly comfortable VI a sitting
or reclining position. The All.
win IA large enough for a pillow
and wraps Tho picture shows
the regular 5000 one.motion
folding cart. which W offer spe.
clal, including hood, at
$4.3S
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Our Popular
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Chase re-
turned Saturday morning from seven
weeks trip to the western coast, visit
ing points Of interest enroute.
4 Hugo Schmidt of Davenport spent
Saturday in the city.
Mrs Charles Stahl, who has been
visiting in Denver and other western
points, has returned home with her
son. Charles, Jr.
Miss Edna Fletcher has returned
from visit to Owensville, Indiana.
Mrs. Bittinson and daughter, Mabel.
have arrived in the city from Monte
Claire. N. j., for visit with Mrs.
Bittinson's brother, Charles Griffin,
In West Keokuk. The meeting is the
first in forty-five years and 1t is, a
most delightful one.
Perry Aiken left Saturday afternoon
for Cleveland, Ohio, to join his broth
ers, Charles and Joseph, who are en-
route home to spend their vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph Aiken, in West Keokuk.
Miss Hazel McClelland Of Burling.
ton, who has been the guest of the
Misses Dale and Marie Hopkins, sec
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CORN, MO.
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] B. Sawyer made a business trip
to Luray, the first of the week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Critz,
a son.
Jerry Rain made business trip to
Memphis last Tuesday.
Chas. Simm of La Plata, was in
CORN Friday
Miss Katie Darner returned to Ka-
hoka Thursday after visit with
home folks.
VIM. Marshall Matlick of Rutledge,
visited in CORN Saturday.
T. S. McColhun returned Sunday
from Trenton after visit with rela-
tives.
Chas. Rudd and family spent Sun
day with Jerry mickey and family.
Jesse Holt and Miss Eva Justice
of Memphis, spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Justice.
Frank Monior and family are NOV
ing into the Ed Conyer property.
Misses leila Sawyer and Dell Pull
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Smith Saturday night and Sunday.
N. M. Pettingill of Memphis, was
in CORN Tuesday of last week.
The Clifton Remedy Co. are in
CORN this week.
The series of meeting close at the
Christian church Sunday night
There were forty additions to the
church and a great deal of good
was accomplished. Rev. Chas. Pearce
preached some excellent sermons, as
did Pastor C. v. Perico. On Tuesday
evening a reception was given the
members of the church.
A mems banquet was given under
the auspices of the Christian church
last Thursday night at the opera
house. Over one hundred men were
present and an enjoyable time was
4 had. Addresses were given by Rev
Guy Ferguson of Kahoka and Rev
C. D. Pearce of Canton. Rev. G. V
Pearce acted as POSTMASTER Quite 9
good many were present from Out
of town. The following was the
menu served: Lemon ice, chicken
salad, buns, oyster salad, pickles
olives, ice cream, cake, coffee, bon
bons.