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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
LAURIUM BREyiTiEs.

]. Arthur Minnear. wife and child
of Iaurium, are expected home Tues
day from eastern points. where they
have been spending the past two
weeks.
John vivian, Phil Frimodig and Ed
Bast of Laurium, have gone to L'Anse
on short fishing trip
Will Hall and John Sweeney or
the Iaurium Office of ]. A. Minnear &
Co.. have gone to Winona. on short
visit.
John Muncaster of Bollmann's Addi-
ton, has gone to Marquette on short
business trip.
Chris Trevarrow of Chicago. is visit
ing at the home Of John Trevarrow,
on Lake Linden avenue.
Will II. Boone of Laurium, is home
from n business trip to Detroit.
Walter Bray of Laurium, has gone
to Ishpening. to visit.
Mrs. Godfrey Rohrer and family OF
Iaurium. have been visiting i'm ke-
weenaw county.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23

leaux, wagons, dens, cages ana char-
lots are resplendently decorated with
costly carvings. gilt and varnish. An
unusually large number of dens are
open i'm the parade, and the general
public is given a free exhibition of a
6ne array of wild animals. The parade
will start from the Driving park at 10
o'clock sharp and traverse the princi-
pal streets OF Calumet.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
Boys Suits for S2.3g

About $50 boys suits that originally
sold for 800, $50 and 400 from j.
j. Preis & Co., New York and Nj. Marks,
New York. They are wool casimeres
worsteds and chev OTIS and the make
up is first class Most of them with
knickerbocker trousers. Ages 7 to IS
years. Regular 500, 8 so and 400
values, for the suit $3.50
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03

12 1-2c eauze Vests, 7c Each

Buy your entire summer supply now.
Ladies fine ribbed gauze-a quality
that would usually cost 12 1-2c-we buy
them direct from the mill in large
quantities-120O of them to go at. .7c
SOC LisIe Vests, for $1.oo
Women's silk isle gauze vests, has
silk taped neck and armlets-an un-
usually good SOC values at 8 for s1.OO.
zoe Meba Vests 14c
Melba Vests have patent hold fast
straps walking, standing or setting
or reclining-at every pose the hold
fast straps are always on the shoulder.
zoe sellers. Sale price each. 49,. 14c
Women's Gauze Union Suits, IS Cents
Women's Union Suits-gauze weight
sleeveless vests and wide knee length
drawers, at the suit. 45c
Girls Sateen BIoomers 45c
Girls well made sateen boomers in
ages 4 to IA years, at the pair. .45c
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
Mems Up to $3.50 Suits Now $13.1S
Mems SI.50 Soft Shirts csc

Mems regular $1.50 shirts unlaun-
dered, with soft collars attached, near
ly two dozen different desirable pat
terms, all the popular shades in genu-
inc sosette shirts, both solid colors and
satin striped, linen finished madras in
both solid and fancies; sizes IA to II
1-2. Up to l.50 values each CSC
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
$3.50 Suit Cases s4.48

An all leather suit case bought at
closing out price from a big New York
manufacturer. Made up in the very
best manner for looks and service. A
good $3.50 value, $4.48
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
Coat Hangers SC Each

We have thousand of them to sell SC each Every and
woman in Vnta could half dozen them Hang em and
they I'll hold their shape En
Each JU
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
$3.50 Suit Cases sI.69

limitation alligator, sole leather
handles and corners, brass bound
edges, brass lock and fasteners, linen
ined, good $50 value --$.i.69
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
25c SGnitol Preparations, 12c

There IS in the family and all oothpreparaton
face powders and ceams soaps shaving accessories etca
standard 25c Sellers IN
IZu
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
Jackets, silk, Net, Lingerie and House Dresses XII
chIIdren,a Hose Sc the Pair

Boys and girls seamless ribbed hose;
absolutely stainless, spliced heels and
toes; sizes to 8. June sales, price
the pair. r.................. .8S
Ladies' Fancy Hose
Women's fine Isle lace hose in black
and tans and Eiffel like silk" hose,
fine gauze weight, mercerized fab
ric In blue, copenhagen pink, receda
and old rose-best possible 25c sell
lers, tne palr..............s lgc
Women's White Aprons 19c
Womens white aprons of good quail
ity cambric--one yard long, wide ties,
specially priced at. at.............t9 t9c
$500 Iron Clad Alarm Clocks SIPS
Iron Clad alarm clocks are undoubt-
edly the most artistic time keepers
ever offered at this little price and
their ability to keep time is guaran-
teed. They are encased in an orna-
mental covering and cannot be
bent or broken. Excellent 81 values
on sale at at...,.....,...... .$t.25
Glnuhsm Pettlcoats 2ec
I'etticoats of good ginghams in black
and white checks and stripes-lnade
well full and with deep ruffle. A real
good so petticoat in the sale at. 81. 29c
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-03
$500 and $6.0e Suits 1898

One big lot of boys Knickerbocker
suits in browns. grays. and serges,
made by New York's best boy clothes
makers. The coats are cut with side
vents and center vents and long
broad lapels, The pants in full knee
Knicke rbocker style with "Ezcelsior"
waist band. Regular 4.50, 500 and
600 values at the suit 1898
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
JUST \ COUSIN :.
 IF MINE

Judge Ma7ga Conway has reoe,y- ed Jhs appeaJed letter from aa ua- known triepd apparently n l.srsss -bu, he says leS him stay ia h1 and taai be doesn't want any os bis spanish tOUOsooas Net 0as age the judge received a similar le,,ss tcOm a cousin ia one og those t1, smelling dunseOas Of Casdte-siuila- letters relviyed by individuals a lg- ueau and o,Aeg Alaskan soens vC1-l seem to indicate that taas alleged cousin oeloaged Co a large ant ve1 connected famly Martin says uaey may be easy n Juneau 5lJ aere $ u,talng dc'ns wjla him.
 Following Is Jae Spanish bupeO talk aow circulating through tho Alaska mails,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
COMFORTING NOaDS
MANY AN ALASKAN HOUSEHOLD
 WILL FIND THEM 50.

To have ths pans and aches 0S had back esROEe5s O De entirely Eee nun aanoyngs GanserOOs Urlnary Slscc5ers s sn01sA eO uASs any kai- rsy suEe1sz rabs5L To ue3 how
 hls yreae change can be broUgaS about VIII pcozs eomdorG1s woris tO hul5reJs OE Alaskan rea5srs.
 Ms Chz-ies WeS@ore, 262z Nsct 1aa SL. Belnghan, WsSa-. says- ~I can recommend Doa1's Kidney PSzs 5UsS as highlx today as dad several years ago 4susr 3sy had cu2eG ne OE kidney UOChle. would nc -ank CE beng without a sagRly CE this remedy n ne house hal a1-acks oE kidney eOuRla1c szidsaS- ed 5y backaehe and 9 difrculIy w5-h Lae kidney seereS5Ols. There was much pain and s0rensss across ny lolns and ! aisays aalE weary and languid. hal hut hGLle sUeugLa and E vas al ! eoGsd Jo lo attend to ny AouseEork DOaR's Kidney PDs rsEaEeJ the hacSsehs almost Snmedishely and eOHGnued uss i'm proved ny condition in every way. ! have 0ftsn recommended Shis reuely b ny friends and acQuaiRsaRess~ %
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
Madrid Nov ss. 1910

Madrid, Nov. -S, lsl4 My Dear Sir
 am imprisoned in this city and beg to heseeoh yoa herewith vheJaeg you waAt to come here to ake away my eQuipases seizure n order so seize upon a trunk eoE tainlng a ss- egeJ tn which ! have haldea dos umeng indenst0le to vol to cone in possession o5 dOlla7s. J}aoo0ol ha, ! have R Unlte3 States.
 As reward ! WaI yield yoa the thiFJ part of che atOEesa1d sum.
 Eearhal that this letter doot arrive sy your hands l wa await your an- sweg and then ! win say you my Ser oret wt,h every detaB and to sub scribe wiJh my Rame.
 As here a pevspsper that pablisa all the oablesEams. Whosa sjlressee are unknown which it is allowed to De Co read and as ! eanaoS reocive here In Jae saol your repE, you must 8. ad a CaOlesFam y0 tae address mI> oa,ed a, the end.
 Notwithstanding yow oable poS reach to ne this win be the su1sA SlsaJ Co know that you exceps ny pro osition
 Awaiting eagegy to read your mis- sjve
 Truly TsCribe
 Fic BuEher Madrid.
 PohcaEpo, GaEiu-NlueEds 4S,
 Ware received.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
TOWN TALK

Try aa Electric Face and SoAp NlassAse ag Selmegs Barber Shop, Ji
 Rev Mclean o5 Hamgs came up ou lhe Pvttrsgl today.
 The WhlIe Pass Athletic club aas planned uo make their New Years bah masgge lhe event oj the season
 Sgt Flsler Ji Forl Seward band accompanied oy a-s v4e. made tae round trip ca lhe Peterson today
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
NOTICE

On and afJar January lst. 1911 a deposit oG ,sIoo1l Wi8 be required og parties using uc1ers bllousing Co Homo Power Co. interest aE Jhe rate ot $ per ccul Per aunum w4 be paid by CouUauy on said deposit, SAassay. Alaska, Dec S,a, lsl0
 Home Power Co.
 By ,. M. Tanner. u Manager.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

Our stock 0E Ca-aoas2. Geers- chaUn, French BrLac and may olhe- 6elU-lUl slylss e P5Pes are now oE GsP,ay su cur s-oges 2lsC s-sacs and ylsaescJe cases and holders. al p-ces Our Chris.Ias suck las use arriE- eJ and E Is sg0e sOae seieeCCn
 I Tony DOrtaEO
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
EAaLEs REGULAR NEETINe.

Skasway Acre No. z5. Fra-srn2- Order uE Ezs.es Wil meek We1nssr lay u.ght 4- ller hal Oa S12Lh Ave aua. Wishing brlCsrs cordially 1-2- vilad to attend ). Ae Keller. w, Sec.
 Elmer Wheeler. VT, ?.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

l tine mli ts2Rer22os 0T-Gk ls tae pure wholesome oeer made non tae sPaEkEng waters o5 Clmsa-zc Falls, and l2s very besE 6G-2sg ma- Wllh just Lae r-gAe ProPoC0o8 0S ea0icess gDoan hoPs B-e@sd as on
 y Ae O,yup-a BCeg@s eolPa2y eaa oeeW- Eoc sale as tae BOa-d q Tral
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsHls

-ftlN2-'@-~ ~ a~.f~ VT V VT -AlN q VI " NAta NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the copagtRerShlD hegetoioge ex,Sz- tas between P, E. GsaN, & Andrew Rgaadsoa, doias business at Skasway. Alaska. under the nrm name ot Gan V & FruaJson. Is dissolved by mutual consent Go take si5eCt froD sAe 1sS day of January, .l9ll, Nr, AudCsw Fraa5sOs rearas, and Slr, P H. GaHey suceeelins; wh0 w0 aloae EQulla.s sI n5ssesJness due and ow- ing by he urm, and whO WiA also collect and receive al monies, deelS dues aud accounts due and owing JO the Evm. Dated ss SSasWay, Alaska, Eee, 12lh, 19IA
 GANTY & FRANDSON
 Per ?, Fl, GaAsy, Lasc publication Jan. tst
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. EOstsr-MHhurn O.. Bllfralo New York. sole asens for ths Unlcsd Ssates
 Remember ne nsnS-pOAas-ans aka 10 other.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
Tony DOrtO

T1sss ouS ons way ao test sOod oUl-eg-eaE iE on hCl orsaj-she Nay flower brand 1as stood he lest To 5e had at gAe Fry-BrUhu Co. e
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

CyOaD hans and aaec2-2ad Pic- ala hans. Try the C-OEn and 1oL'E mss Jae Fll1-cs- To 5e 2aG ar 5as Frye eEr-la Co
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

oUlCk DELIVERY PRONE 90 BAsgase, eoaI and wood delivered 4pou shortest notice day and night
 H. FREIDENTHAL..
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

Come la or phone orders Tor GiesoI Rye and Val BlaJz Beer; delivered t0 Y0ur home by The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

None better or pgzer than Gioso1 Bye and Val Bls-z Beer. Orders 1y Phone pronPgly delivered.
 The MasccE
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

Camp Skasway No, I. Arc6c Broth eFhood. win give a DANCE o0 the night of DECEMBER, TWENTY FIRST u
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

! have 5Slo shares og Home Power Co. stock, h Is up tog SLAUGHTER What wSn y0a giyes P W, SNdev
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

GRAND REDUCTION oE STOCK
 The Pack Train B now selling q eig lot Og Good Goods at EeGCced prices as they are getting too cd lo hold anu sell aE a profit. Yours, G EsEman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
 LAXATIVE BROMO oUININE. the world wide Cold aud Grip remedy re- moves cause Cal for fall name. Look for signature E. w, GROVE. SS
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
sal sg1 St6

GrSll Total -- Food Individual high sygge. a. BlaRea- aEL lsg
 Individual high average A c Biauybagd, l77 3-5
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
PIN 80Ys ARE lFPI HusTlRG
SkAGW

lCaa,aaei igom Pase n
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

The WhlJe Pass Athletic cub ssill open the New Year wlJh a Mask bal
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

SKAGWAY.
 lst sni 3rd Ay C. Blanchard l1l lgo l57 II3 l-S W Blanchard I5a lSo l66 l6S 2-S Wilson IE lSl I6l l6l s-5 C. Blu,hard. IS5 lJ5 l5S lJ7 s-3 Saoa IIs IT l54 ITO
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

Lass plAGealoa Jaa, lst.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18
WHILE ASKING DIVORCE
ADMITS HE LOVES WIFE
Judge Graham Tries to Recon-
Gle Couple

O. f. Dalbey, restaurant keeper
suing for divorce, was so incautious
a to admit to Judge Graham yesterday
that he still loved his wife and would
be willing to live with her If she would
be kind to him. But, he complained,
Mrs Dalbey had often asserted that she
loved him no longer. Judge Graham
postponed the case to Tuesday next for
the wife to be brought into court.
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows:
BY Judge Cabaniss-Mary piening. from Viii
liam Pfening. desertion; Alice Timanus from Ar
thur Tlmanus. cruelty.
BY Judge Van Nostrand- -Rebeka Stein, from
Harry Stein. wllful neglect. 5. /. Depew from
Minnie c. Depew. cruelty; Clara Whitney from
j. r. Whitney. desertion.
By Judge Graham-Inez Clements from Joseph
Clements, cruelty.
Suits for divorce were begun yester-
day by:
Daniel J. Siebert against Theresa Siebert, de
sertion.
Lena Godding against Clinton Godding, deser-
ton
Mary l.. Rivas against John r. Rivas, cruelty
Frances +. Schmitt against Charles \.
Schmitt desertion.
Harbeson w. Hickman against Genevieve r.
Hickman, desertion.
John Farrimond against Agnes Farrimond, de-
serton.
Nellie NJ. Spellman against Daniel j. Spellman,
cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18

Finally went to you and your herb rem
edies brought relief and cured me after a few
weeks treatment. l gladly recommend these
herbs and win tell everybody about my COM
plete cure In gratitude.
CHS NELSON.
sos Dangan ST.. San francisco Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18
Mccarthy Makes Reply

Mayor Mccarthy made formal an
nouncement yesterday that his admin
istration was engaged in the job of
building up a political machine. The
statement was made in response 10
Francis J. Heney's reported utterance
in Chicago that Mccarthy was or
ganizing ring that would make Tam
many hall look cheap" Mccarthy in
reply said that the organization re-
ferred TO would grow with a healthy
development" and he predicted that it
would last. The mayor said:
1T is true that an organiza ton is be-
ing built up here. 1t is an organizat ton
of clean, honest progressive citizens,
and it will grow with healthy devel-
opment every hour, and not deteriorate
/ have spent my life building up the
workingman, and to his just cause has
fiocked in Overwhelming numbers the
best citizenship of San Francisco.
The people repudiated Heney at the
last election because they consider him
to be professional honest man, who
enters no court with clean hands and
whose thrift overshadows his adver-
tised virtue. The future will show that
San Francisco has been reclaimed and
is at aast in the hands of the common
people. We are clearing away the
brushwood, and will convince the world
that the toiler can administer the af-
fairs of public offices ably and hon.
estly."
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18
PICKPOCkET SEEKS TO
EVADE LONG SENTENCE

Ernest Parma gini, the young pick
pocket who pleaded guilty of robbins
SIS on Fillmore street car, was lib
Grated on probation by Judge Cabaniss,
but was afterward rearrested on a
charge of picking the pocket of Jap
anese and sentenced to eight years i'm
prisonment on the original charge,
moved yesterday through Attorney
Nathan Coghlan to set aside the judg-
ment of guilty in the Roncovieri case.
The motion was on the ground that
Parmagini was not represented by
counsel at the time he was sentenced.
Judge lCabaniss denied the motion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18
Dr. Mark Q. Ying Co.,
727 Washington Street

: San Francisco. Cal
Jan. Is, 1910.
For four years I was a
sufferer from asthma and
tried many doctors in the
country before I came to
San Francisco, hoping the
climate would help me.
Here I was treated By the
most prominent physicians
without being cured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18
McCR[fRYS AGREE
TO LIVE SEPARATE
Wife of Millionaire to Be Paid
Sl4,500 a Year and Have
Children's Custody

Walter A. McCreery, Burlingame
millionaire, is to allow his wife a year
ly income of s14,500, possession of the
magnificent mansion at Billion park,
Warwick county, Eng, and the custody
and upbringing of their four sons, II an
agreement practically adopted yester-
day is finally confirmed. There will be
no divorce, but the McCreerys Will 1--we
apart The husband was willing that
they should endeavor to forget their
differences and patch the torn fabric OF
their matrimonial affairs, but Mrs NC
Creery was unalterabl opposed to such
a termination of their quarrels She
said she could not forget the charges
made by McCreery in his divorce com
plant
DIVORCE SUIT DROPPED
That there should be no divorce, but
| that the couple should live apart, was
decided upon early in the negotiations.
All that then remained for settlement
was the amount of money McCreery
should allow his wife, and the question
of the custody of the children There
were lengthy consultations yesterday
and the day previous between the at
torneys-H II. McPike and j. S. Tobin
for the wife and H. c. McPike and
McCreery was present at all times, but
Mrs. McCreery stayed in her rooms at
the Fairmont hotel.
Only one point of the agreement re-
mains open. Mrs. McCreery's lawyers
demand that the millionaire shall give
security for the payment he has agreed
upon. Mrs McCreery feels that with.
out pledge of this kind she has no
assurance that upon her return to Eng
land her husband will not repudiate the
whole arrangement, but McCreery Is
unwilling to furnish security. 1t is
just possible the negotiations Will split
Creery will proceed with her action for
separate maintenance and ask the court
to fix the amount she is entitled to-
The $4,000 a year Mrs. McCreery is
to get consists of S2,500 she is now re-
ceiving under a marriage settlement
made by McCreery at the time of their
union in addition to $4,000 annually
he will give her. All the costs or the
case are to be betrayed by McCreery.
1t was not divulged what amount is to
be paid his wife's attorneys. They
have been asking the court for $4,000,
the amount McCreery is said to have
paid his own counsel.
Mrs. McCreery will return to Eng
land by boat leaving New York next
week if the property agreement is
finally adopted. Since she came 10
California to fight her husbands suit,
her father, major in the British army,
has died.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18
PROUD OF ORGANIZATION

Curry is especially proud of the or
ganization which has directed the work
on his petition. He said yesterday that
in Los Angeles the committee working
under the leadership of Douglas White
had secured more than 5000 signatures
10 the formal petition and that the first
$50 blanks sent to San Diego were ex-
hausted more than a week ago. Here
are some of the men announced by
Curry as in charge of his preliminary
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18
THAW'S RELATIVE
TOURING THE STATE

William Thaw of Pittsburg who is
distantly related to Harry Thaw came
to this city yesterday with his mother
Mrs. William Thaw Jr, and a relative
Mrs. Mcknight. They are al the Pal
ace. Thaw said that Harry Thaw Is
mother was his step grandmother. The
party has been in the state for several
weeks touring in the south.
He who has good health has youth
Shasta for Health is a truth
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18

campaign in their several counties:
San Diego-Judge George F. Fuller. Senator
orange-Horace McFee Of the Santa Ana Blade
former Assemblyman Clyde Bishop and Super
visor George Angle. Imperial-Judge Mcnamara
and Al Schenk of CaeXico secretary of the
republican county committee Riverside-County
Clerk Pitcher and s ID. Pelton secretary of the
county committee. San ernardino-Assembly
man F1avelle, Rex Goodsell and Frank Nutter.
Santa Barbara-Henley Booth. San Luis 0bispo-
Former Assembyman Warren NJ. John. Kern
J. r. Dorsey. Kings-Former Assemblyman VII
liam Mcclure. Santa CRUZ. A. Barrett, owner
Of the Tribune. Monterey-Dr. William Him
melSbach Joseph Schultz. John Fleming ]. F.
Connolly and Charles lyman. Colusa-Supervisor
J. F. Campbell. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. ".
Wagner Mereed-R. c. Miller San Joaquin
Arthur Lavinsky. r E. Platt and William
Wilhoit. Tuoumne-Malshall Shine and NJ. T.
Carkeek. Butte-Dr Charles f. O'Connor. Ne
vsda-George Smift Modoc-Assemblymsn y.
A. Cornish chairman republican county com
mittee. Mono. l.. and J. c. Bawden.
chairman county committee. Placer. L. Cham
herlain and J. Il. lands. chairman county cOm-
mittee. Northumberland AsScmbyman W n.
l. Held. Humboldt Ralph Bull. Solano-Senator
Ben Rush. Inyo-Sherif George w. Naylor
Railroad Commissioner Harvey D.
Loveland started. .his fight yesterday by
qualifying corps of veritication dep
uties. Loveland declares that he will
make his fight on his record and the
Endorsements of his work that have
been given by shippers and the legis-
that he had invested the commission
with life and integrity.
\. T. Barnett, candidate for repub-
Mcan nomination for justice of the
peace, was the first candidate to sub
nit completed petition TO the regis
trsT Of voters.
Out of a total of 476 electors regis
tered on Wednesday 374 qualified as
republicans. 5S democrats, % union
labor, socialists, prohibitionists
and 10 declined to state any partisan
Affiliations.
INDORSE CALLAN
The fortieth district independent re-
publicans have taken a hand in the
Callan- McMurray scrap. which is to be
determined tonight at the annual
meeting of the thiFty-ninth district
club meeting of forteth district
independents held at the Lincoln
Roosevelt league state headqua rters
gave its unqualified Endorsement. to
Callan.
State Executive Committeeman AL
fred Greenbaum who presided, was
charged with the duty of informing
the thirty ninth district club that the
fortieth district independents wanted
Callan TO be their candidate for senator
and that they believed it the duty of
the reform republicans of their sister
district to put Callan in the race
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18

JUMPS FROM WINDOW Endea voring to escape
arrest for continued drunkenness and neglect
of her family. Mrs. NJ. McQuade jumped from
a second story window of. her home at 40C
Twenty ninth street yesterday afternoon. frac-
turing her ankle and sustaining internal in
iuries. She was taken 10. the Nj ssion and later
to the central emergency hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18

How to Mix a Good One" Booklet
free-tells all about mixing drinks.
Sent on request postal will do. A p
Hotsling & Co, proprietors of Old Kirk
Whisky, 42s-37 Jackson St. S. T.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-24
THIS is MY 10TH BIRTHDAY
Guy Morrison Walker.

Guy Morrison Walker, the noted
New York lawyer who was mention
ed recently as possible appointee
toAthe post of American ambassador
to China, was born in Fort Wayne
Ind, January "a, 1870, and was
taken to China by his parents while
an infant. He spent much of his
youth in China, where his father was
engaged in missionary work, and
learned to speak the Chinese language
fluently. He returned to the United
States to enter De PAW university,
from which he was graduated i n
1890. After practicing law in Terre
Haute for some years he went to
New York, where he has made a spe-
cialty of railway and traction legal
mtaters. He has acted as counsel fol
a number of leading railways and
took a prominent part several years
ago in the reorganization of the
Knickerbocker Trust company.