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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
OBSERVATIONS

GENTLEMEN of t. R. P. claim department having
Kind all
claim
happen before receive diplomas their
IF to have big time tonight those
tables lots
the police won't interfere If want to imbibe all
THOSE fight who took advantage a
graft the public friends
entertainment doing.
WE'RE telegaphed diplomatic corps spent
Christmas appropriately" And
wouldn't
DR. COOK that Danish
seadvertising Doc has the North
IN presenting 1o2 turkeys to White employees Taft
omitted the folks. Fine!
whole turkey all to oneself
TAFT pretty killed
shows loss population and the
ing against suicide
When
better let the do it.
IT'S expected that the in
Ohio for selling
of those held $10
Ohio senatorshp is going Standard
flying up at Angeles Hoxsey was
Arctic suit Now
Arctic
explosions, with
the general public will that doing
exploding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
Today's Good Short One

Twice as the bus slowly wendell its way the steep Cum
beand Cap the door at the opened
those inside paid little heed but the third time
know why they should be disturbed in this fashion.
whist" cautioned the driver Don't speak
overhear
1.-THE Speak TIL crayture
ting down ter walk tn hil."-Success
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
In a Hurry

Farmer Oats at a concert. dur
ing the performance of a duet, re-
marked to his friend: Dye ken.
Tammas, now, it's got to 20
o'clock, they're singing two at a
time, so as to get done sooner?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

-
old today. His
economical and
efficient admin
istration di d
much to put the
republican form
o I government
on the firm basis
on which 1t
stands in France
today.
The son of a
farmer, he stud
led law; entered
politics; became
minister of pub
lie works, pre-
mier, president
of the senate,
and finally chief
executive. H Q
was supported by
fha n1idd1a a1asa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

be King instead of Margaret's hus-
band, Henry VI, but Margaret's
soldiers took York prisoner. and
cutting off his head, handed it to
Margaret a la Salome. One of the
duke of York's sons was also
killed that day, but he had two,
and the fortunes of the next bat
tie, as it turned out, put Edward,
the son who was not killed, on
England's throne, as Edward Nv,
and the white roses were then
the real thing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
Slams, Jabs, Boosts and
MOST
ANYTHING
Josh Wise Says:

Josh Wise Says:
when ye see
a woman rush
out g. tn house
still pullin' on
her gloves, it's
not a sign she j
in a hurry. It's a
sign she's stop
on tn first cor
ner ter wonder
where ter go. !"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
But He Missed Something

William Howard Sheeks of Kirksvie dies a
married life of
long is that all
said o
Fine Perhaps but he missed lot too. The who has
his his wife,
soul that he fool that he ashamed that he loved
better than all else in the world then received
umphant embraceas much a
in spite of itwhy that has lost lot in 60
1t is be forgiven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

met the White
Roses C o m -
manded by the
duke of York
a t Wakefield
bridge. T h Q
duke of York
t h o u g h t he
would like to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
Unnecessary

Pastor (from the pulpit 1.-THE
collection which we took up today
is for the savages of Africa. The
trousers buttons which some OF
he brethren have dropped into
he plate are consequently use
ess."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
Stalled

He-"Has Maude reached "a
YETI"
She-"O, yes, she reached 1t
several years ago; but she hasn't
passed II yet."-Boston Tran
Script.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
Weak Lunqs

We strongly recommend
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. We
believe it prevents, protects,
soothes. What does your
doctor recommend? Take
only the medicine he APP
proves. Trust him. L L 9; Ay' Mass Ss;.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
FAMILY REUNION TO Be HELD IN
TACOMA TOMORROW CURIOUS FAMILY TO MEET

Famous Hunchbaek and His
Three Little Ones Are Today
on Their Way to This City and
All VIII Be Here in Time for
Tomorrow's Reunion - Times
Staff Photographer Will Take
a Picture-of This Unique Fam
lily Meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

which didn't want the Emperor
Maps and the King Louies to come
back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
OUR DAILY BIRTH
DAY PARTY.

Emile Loubet, who was presi-
dent of France 1S99-1906, is sew
antu tu1 .,a...
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
TODAY IN HISTORY

Dec. 81. 1850, the Red Roses
commanded by Queen Margaret
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31
Sherman-Clay
& Co.

Cordially invite you
to visit their beau
tiful warerooms to
hear the wonderful
Victor Talking Ma
chine and zee aheir
excellent line of
Pianos. A visit in
cuxs no obligation
20 buy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

Entered at the postoffice at Tacoma, Wash, as
second-class matter. TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE
OF UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUM-
DAY BY THE TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

WHILE flying up 11,474 feet at Los Angeles, Hox
ressed in Arctic suit Now watch that girl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

IF are to have big time tonight
tables with
the police won't interfere IL want to imbibe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

MRS. EVA BAKER acted as Santa Claus at Portland {
burned to death When it to wearing beard
better let the do it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

explosions dyna-
general public will that
her exploding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

WE'RE teegraphed that the Washington diplomatic corr
christmas appropriately And we'd worrying les
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

TAFT pretty killed Winona, Mimi. with that spec
shows loss in population and the clergy got to go
ing against suicide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

DIR. COOK that Danish explorer, Rasmussen is O
elf advertising. Doc has the North pole sarcasm all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

IT'S expected that the will in
county Ohio selling their
of
Ohio senaorship going
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

IN presenting 102 turkeys to White House employ
omitted the unmarried folks. Fine Just think of
whole turkey all to oneself Awful
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-31

THOSE fight who took advantage
graft the public
by so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23

Miss Ellen Terry has returned ~ N"w
YORK after tour which included -
Louis Denver. los Angeles. san Fran
cisco. seattle Tacoma. Portland. Van
couvar and Victoria She will spend
her christmas variation in New York
and y i'll appear on next Thursday after
noon at J % clock IN th, Em1Ir" Th"afT"
20 sl~a her discourse on Children III
Shsk -peare' Nth IIlIstratIv" acting
There was "a -nitnIgh' iuaiinS" NJ
Bah Mine az DAILY : Theatre early this
morning, To- which all the actors Of other
COMPANIES wer" invited. especially Tn"
Country Bow company
Louis Mass.n. an English actor. will
arriv" IN N"w York on Friday I" JOIN
III. COMPANY which i - play George
AIDES United States Minister B"ilu-
Us viii IN. jackson BsfiO'
Henry Arthur Jones'- now rlav. w"
Cam y. A. BAD As NJ Tina Will h.'
produced a. Na2inoya's 1f"atr" on
January
John Findl.v and Scott Cooper hhv"
been engaged nv Henry " SavaG" Tor
Rup"r' FuKhes' fare" "EXCI-" VI"
l.i..bl.r 3 60. who are staging -Po-
mnnd-r Walk" AZ Ma!!a"k'- have another
PLAY II Louis y Parker y in preparation
LES central tigT-. j. ~" English statesmen.
Disra"li who's" name viii probably b"
isad ~ m" tI'i. G-Org" Arli-s has been
ASA gn-d 80 this part Nclrh"r -Pomaninr
Walk nor -Dl-rI"G- has been seen IN
England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
FAkERs. FIRST EXHIBITION
club Also Presents . Loving Cup to Its
Patron samuel r. shaw.

The members Of the Takers Club ~ the
Art Students iDaaRlIe gathered in their
clubhouse AZ ~ West Seventy fourth
street last night 70 give their patron and
great good friend Samuel 7 Shaw tan
gihIr expression Of their high regard for
him. This was in tue form OF silver low
ing cup which bore on is side a Legend
indicating that !; was Presented 40 a
mark Of appreciation TO our friend Samuel
= Shaw 10y the Takers Club. Christmas,
1910
Charles RIdley. on" ~ the Takers. made.
the speech ~ presentation and Louis
Mora, tn" artist. and Thomas FOgnrty.
the illustrator. also spoke. Incidentally
last night opened the clubs first exhibit
ton. Seventy four ~ Mr. Fogarty's
p"n and ink drawings were ranged On the
walls 10 'h- eNhibitIpn room downstairs
They will stay there for two weeks and tn.
public may 81" them on Tuesday. MaCines-
day and Saturday afternoons ard Thurs
day evenings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
orth-ll. Joseph Herbert. May Boley

Corth-ll. Joseph Herbert. May Boey.
Vida Whitmor. and large singing chorus
Tho Girl and the Drummer by G"org.
Broadhurst and Augustus Barratt. with
Otis Harlan IN she BEADING role. Will have
New York production IN January
Rehesrsals have b-g'.n for Nobody =
Daughter which Is being presented at
Nyndham' : Theatre London. with Gerald
D,s Naurier in the leading role
-Other productions arranged for are
The Old New Yorker. 10y Rhodes and
Wise. IN which Thomas A Mise Wi have
the title role: The End ~ EIsthcc Ede .
by George P!syiell The Price, nv George
Broadhurst. The Rest People, by Fred
erick Lonsdale. In God : Country. 10y
Hayden Talbot and "a revival Of a famous
old drama with an all STAR cast.
i believe that IN" Playhouse. my new
theatre in Forty-eighth street. will he
ready by the end Il january. IL will
he opened by Grace George IN her new
play. Sauce for the Goose shall
take a flying trip 10 London 10 produce
Baby Mine and arrange for the London
production 81 Mother with Merriam
Terry in the leading roe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
TINE va SNiI tRT SOfTETb
The Programme Hrarinx Relation 10 the
Christmas Festival

Tn" T-et conc-r' this season u III"
Musical Ar Soci"ry Wa given last might
AZ Carnegie Hall Frank Damrpsch pro
-anred programr" ~ much i,luIninatIv"
beauty. which according To his custom
had been arranged &C. Includ" sacred
and secular riu-ir. both old and new
bear ny IN part upon IN" Christmas fest
val The choir with It's white robbed women
was effectively placed IN setting of FIR
trees and hemlo"k- "NqIisit"ly sugges'iy"
of natures own forest. and u sang "a an
opening 20 the evenings music tn" old
German carol -Stille Nacht Hell x.
Nach'
III" programme" was divided into three
parts and opened with Pale-trina rnotet
for Sis voices 80 Magnum Myst-rium.
Other numbers " this first group were
rs ist Fin Rn4 Fntspr'ing"n- ~ Prp-
toriti-. N"rdiS 'iv" part chorus - Padre
So-rro. three old French carols arranged
hy .;:.n"rt. -CantIqus 10 Noel. -No"l
a" XVIII SI"cl". -Chan-on JDy"u-n 4"
and hn excellent fnot.t for doubl. choir
eight voices bv Franz Wnilnar who IL
tn" :ath"r ~ Ludwig ulIn"r. IN" li",I"r
int" prriatOr
Par two Of m" programme" consisted
of ten delightful gyD-v -DuE- by BTHhm-
which az" dI-'in"' IN their rich and inii-
vihual r"fiing", peculiar To- Brahms IN
his harmonic writing ~ choral MUSIC
The final group ~ the entertainment
wa- a long one. aud included three songs
of Franz. "NoTw"gische fruhlingrnarhi.
Worn Brrg"' and Gut" Na"ht" Rubin
stems Fin FIcht"nbaun." charming
new song by IDuI- Saar To Love"
cofnpo-.-d for th" Musical Arr SuCicty
'Nal'JitIn"'" bay 81 { ' stanford aud
HoratiJ Pnrl.crE Come Away
Unqualified praise with few exceptions
must b" gi,'u the choir for IA. hi Oh level
upon whi'' .nder lIr Damrn-ch'- gnd-
ancr II rrr .l"r"d the music Last evening
for II -Hng throughout with ar unlimited
scope ~ artistic purpo-" and znalOu-
skill united with excellent results, an
of which brought again Ia mind the
unique position This organization holds
In New YOTk's musical world
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
"LOHENGRIN" ar THE OPERi.
There waS M BranS acne. 80 the METRO
puIitan 1871. " A. changed

wasner'S Tristan ind lso lde would
hav" been sung ~ ~" Metropolitan
Opera House Ia,- night n u had not lrrn
,,- ,ha, I'D .p.r,v =, ,n.ra r,anap.rs
,.. 70, -. -. ,lo
improvisation ~ "rp7s1S Oh M'huAF
nigh Nine. Hpme- su"c'Imp"t - tho
,vearE her and " a. unable t. attend me re-
,,.,,.-.i 80 E,,,,.,.L,,,4.-- IN Wad,a.dav
-, D..
''Iu'S 90 "e' "''''''' - 'Pt -
cane las n!gh' 'h"i began I" h'' "ApF"s1"d
and yesterday morning doubt became
certainty That meant thA; Tristan uud
I-5!dr- could not tie performed for II
seams tina. Mime Homer II the only CON
rraltn in tho c1mpany who j. prepared
=. irrra-S0nnts isolde serving " ornan
In order u keep the German section
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
VIEW ENGLiNDERS Ar DI>NER
The BROOKLYN society's Thirty -nr,t An.
nual Celebration

m" 'hirry-tirst annual dinner q the
View England society Of Brooklyn was
held last night IN the Pouch Gallery in
hat borough About a hundred persons
were present
Henry Is + Mach arlanG -old ehor:T tho
Puritan, 49, He saw Himself II. liked
20 remember that they insisted On 4 li'tla
flower garden apiece within he confines
of their frs, -'ockade He thought this
a good r"futa'Iou Of Tho accusation that
they we're no, lovers Of things h"lutifuI.
In order 20 get III. Puri'ans' own point q
icy Il themselves he -asi that he ough'
=" fee! the par b" va- playing in recount
ing their -If'srlnSs n reminded him 81
an amateur performer he once knew who
was gong H. play The par II p'hSI.o
40 ne BACKED himself all over IN order -
feel the part
81 Clair McK"lway said in part
The journalistic cast of 'he New Eng
land mind has no' been made the b. .Ct
of comment. but II well could be- the
Pilgrim fathers prepared a Statement If
their reasons and faith Their faith ha-
since been widened into broade- h-I"f
and into alarge measurement BIt their
stat .rnent would have been an admirable
EDITORIAL in a newspaper then had there
been newspapers. and II braclng topic
now
Among other speakers were mo Rev
pr Mason Clark" Prof Franklin W
Hooper. president Of tn. Brooklyn ln-tI-
,ute. stephen VI GrI-wold David J Fos-
tor. 'he Rcv Lows T Reed. and r"pr"-
s.ntaiivcs u rhe Vermont. - Patrick =
and ~ Nicholas -ocie'.es
Among those present were Judge " r.
Huri. .Jr Judg. r 3 Crane. Gen George
W. wingate. Augustus Van Wyck Ethan
Allen Doty. Isaac Gil Cary. X Appl.'on
Ro-a. DR. Arthur X. Jarrett. Omrf Ford
H.hbard Mise Mary j Story and Col
George 4 Win9a'e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
tserkrr sbiN.

M'-- iI.Aps" Div am hIir'I - p"
BE-, k"r w"-" married yes'"ri1} n'''-0rrn
at tl"'Eurch oi - Mar III" VIRGIN. Iu No.
Forty saith street =" k"v ~ N-sr.
performed the "errupu' A. Io,.r,N lac
bride was given N rnIrrlIg" ~ her unrIN
ieurS" l. Mascot 81" v"T' e. tuI." -trfu
gown yeIl"f Win ru.i" and rllc SOL boil
with ! wreath ~ ORANGE rlu-.o".. vi
Ni.g'' ~ h">t man kei.HrN a'"- 81! nyrl 81
F'..,..f- HfHtN~ we've among mo ..-.Hf-
b. bride mother. Mr. Mar bIN. gave a
re- "rflon - - Vs. tIf'r Seventh -'r".f
Among M bridal sUe-'- ssr tab"r'
Hen 20. Henry Mu-"lN. Nlb"r' Croft irei
eriyN 'hHr, B., Carlton CHAIRMAN. augustus
Ivk"Tnu. Lillian t'hsu'. Helen Nu''- amt
VI and Nr- loh.. ilevtnr-r VI ard
Mr. Aired 10 Hny Becker "a 90 give. a 'r-
""pilou A. their home 1903 highland ave
n -. BUT tl". on February o."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
". 4. tDb'S FLAWS.
Robert Manteii Here In January Wsny
New Plays for Other Actor

william \ Brady made Yesterday rnis
announcement ~ his theatrical plans
In February ] >hiii present RoDerr
Nanteli ~ Broadway house. 10 IN. mos,
alaborat. production 81 King Lear ever
seen N New York Tn. scenery and
properties ar" being especially built for
this production. Half Of Mr. Mantell's
New York season will be devoted 20
King Lear. In tho concluding weeks
81 his engagement h.. will present Ham o.
let, The Merchant ~ Venice. Macbeth
Richard III Louis Nj. Oth.l'o.
'Rich.iieu Romeo and Juliet. As You
Like IT, and Julius e. arr
Following the Ch"vaIier engagement,
A. the Hac<ct, I shall present Henry r.
Diyey IA a now play by Genrg" Broad
hurst entitled 30 Igrr md PAID For. .
in which Ida ConGu"~' will b" IN" lead In g
woman On nest Monday night James
X Hack"t' will present ~ ~ Paul The
Kings Game. romantic" drama by
G"orRa Bracke'' S"IrZ Miss Jan" Mar
bury will play the leading woman's role
on New Years Day ~ Scranton Hol-
brook Blnn wall H.. -"en IN a new Amer
Ican play. The Boss. 10y Edward Shell
don. author 81 salvation Sell and Tn"
Niger Mr.. Bllnn Will b. support ed
by Emily Stevens. Ruth Benson. Frank
sheridan and Howard Estabronk. The
Boss will be seem at a Broadway thentre
the middle ~ january
within two weeks new farcical com
edy by Philip " BarihOlomne. entitled
Over Wight. will b" made known under
my direction preparatory 90 it, presen
taiiOn IN Chicago on Jun" y Announce
menr ~ TN" 0pcninR date Of The Balkan
Princess an English musical spectacle.
az the Herald square Theatre. will be
made soon. This will serve To- present
Louise Cunning. Charles Cherry. Herbert
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
GIFTS FOR THE IRISH.
Fr,-nsiI, Sons ~ ~. Patrick Remember
the Hospitals and Missions.

The Friendly Sons Of ~. Patrick have
gwen Christmas checks aggrcgatIng
81 $40 70 eighteen hospitals and missions
In this city In the letter to the receipt
ents Treasurer John ID. Crimmins wrote.
The members of the Society Of the
Friendly Sons ri II Patrick In the city
Of New York send you their greerin -
az this Christrnaatide and ask YOU 70
accept tho enclo-ed Offering toward the
support - tho INDECENT Irish poor who
NAV come under your care. Our society
chariEhn- deep gratitude for your in-ti-
t,Ition- generosity q and care of the
moor and wishes you continued and greater
i,rosperity IN the coming year"
This christmas distribution ha- been
a custom with IN. Friendly sons for
seve-al years Checks wer. sent 10 ths.-"
institutions Presbyterian Hospital. NJ
.Jos.ph'- Hospital for lncurahle-. tho
Home. for tn. Aged ~. Vincent HO@pr-
,aI ~. Francis Hospital LyIng-ln Hos
uitll 81 the Sisters Of Miscricorrtia. Rosary
iii Home and Cancer Hospital. Haw-
thorn. v y, -. Johns Guild. Little
sisters 81 the Poor. the Bronx society
~ ~ Vincent de Paul. sisters 81 she
A-gumption. Now York Association for
improving the Condition 81 the Poor
Little Sisters 81 the Poor. East Sew entistk
street. Dominican Sist-rs ~ the Sick Poor
Mission II Our Lady of the Rosary. -
Mary's Hospital. Hoboken; Saniarium
for Consunptlves Gabriel- ~ Y. and
the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
dc Wit I.onIiOn

F-rIe-.rk - b"W.''. D,-'-..' t''"-nc-
NJ Queens county and Ni-- ,,eorrir" !
LuUdon. dnurt'.~ ~ W. nri W. Milton
Ipudon ~ -, sat" s'rc.'' B-roElyn. voro
mi r-i"d !s-'"Ncring ~ -" I;i-r ppr' rurrn
- lie Irun-NsIrIrion IA i""u',- rirth
= 'rret. Manhattan IN" ceremony N4s
performed Nv o. Rev Dr - e Hourh,on
Dpnt!i 7 y"u and Mr. Fla Huntington.
both Of E-oonlvN. wi'n"- -.'d ~. ""r.'l onv.
which vl- private The brrt" wore y
tr4V"l',ng gown NJ HJi N-~ rrWir'
Ia rt"d TO- Old Point com to~'. Wh"r.N hey
vi. 'ont.nue ih"i- journey 20 = NIgu-tiue.
Fla They VIII return 80 ~" "tf'N part
Q: larUITy AMI Will mike lh".r hpm" IN
F'rghVr~'. l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23

w.sHISCToN. Dec -. -Presiden; and
Mrs Taft occupied box ~ the Columbia
Theatre tonight witnessing tn" per-
Torrance - THE Havoc Henry Miller .
new play
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
Dinner for Ia saIie Academy Alumni.

The Alumni society Of Ia Sale Academy
will hold It's sEcond annual dinner on
January IL at the Broadway Central
Hotel Peter J. Montague. tho president
former pupils The la Sale Academy
was formerly the DE Ia Sale LnStitn e
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-06-09

Present indications are that the
Hickman Wagon Co. will continue to
make wagons at their plant in this
city. For awhile 1t was thought that
the plant would be moved away,
Remember the shooters will be
with US next week Do your best to
show them a good time while they
are the city's guests. Not every town
is honored By the presence of an ag-
gregation OF such distinguished peopl
as will be with us on this occasion.
and its up to us to maintain our repu'
tation for genuine southern hospital
ity."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-06-09

The home paper is always inter-
esting to you. whether you take it
or not. Some people who do not take
the Courier. borrow II from their
neighbors, and while this inconven-
fences the neighbors and themselves.
it cannot help but make us feel proud
that they really care enough for our
paper to walk half mile each week
to get 1t and also save two cents
1t shows that these people are Geo.
nomical and that when our advertis-
ers put an ad in our paper they
will be sure to read it carefully and
take in all the BARGAINS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-06-09

citizens this month will board the lit
tie red upholstered railway carriages
M Munich 20 find themselves at the
end Of the journey mingling with the
Tyroles aud Bavarian peasants on the
road that runs down 10 the humble
village of Ober-Amergau.
Il is here that every ten years the
tragedy OF Judoa is enacted by simple
townfolks as a thank offering Tor
their deliyeranoe from the pe'tilenes
Of three centuries ago.
Ordinary tradesmen, wood earNers'
earpenters or potters In their every
day vacations. they become transiis'
ured as they assume the roles oil
Mary. Judas, John. or Christ Three
hundred years of constant reflection
ON the passion of the Savior has had
curious effect upon the hNes OF
these rustic people.
A the time of the Passion PAY
draws near, they address each Other
IN the character OF the part each Is
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-06-09
HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY,


Joe Little, the well known Crutch-
field merchant died Thursday morning
about one o'clock. following a conges-
tive chill on Wenedsday morning.
The chill was very severe one and
every effort to give him relief proved
unavailing The death Of Mr.. Little
was a great blow 10 the family and
the community in which he had been
such an important factor for many
years. For the past Is of 20 years.
he had been a prominent business
man at Crutchfield. but was temper
arily out of business on account of
the disastrous fire which swept the
business section of the town away a
few weeks ago.
Mr.. Little was AZ or 43 years old.
and his life had been spent in and
near Crutchfield. He is survived by
his wife; also one brother. John. T.
Little, Of Moscow; and one sister,
Mrs. John Ross. OF Greenfield. Tenn.
The funeral was held Friday morn
ing at Rock Springs. Mr.. Little being
member of the Primitive Baptist
Church.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-06-09

That disc cultivator IL dun isn't
it? R. l.. Gray can make 1t better
than a new one.