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hoating UP and down the sporting line
every minute of the day and the night.
Some of the wise thinkers claim that
they have it direct that Charley White
of New York has already been virtually
agreed upon and that none of the Cali
fornas is being seriously considered.
AS this writer has suggested many
times before, it will be direct slap in
the face to California if an easterner
Is imported to referee this great battle
1t viii In measure hold all the Cali
fornia officials up before the world as
bunch of untrustworthy fellows who
can not be depended upon to give the
lighters an even break.
California has practically been the
home of championship boxing contests
for the last 10 years, and during that
time Californians have officiated in all
these important events Now when the
real big one is about to be decided, why
should they pass up these competent
referees of ours and seek an eastern
man?
ALI the principals, including the two
promoters, strenuousIy deny that there
has been any previous understanding.
They say that the next meeting will
be an open one and that the official
positively will be selected on Monday
afternoon. It's getting late now and
the sooner they get together and name
their man the better 1T will be for the
fight.
Apparently both Berger and johnson
are set and determined to carry their
points, and, in a measure. it looks as
though neither will agree to any OF
the men the other has named, simply
because he does not care to allow
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the opposite side to say, We'll, we
named the referee
Take the case of Eddie Smith. Those
who know both him and Johnson we'll
declare positively that Johnson has
nothing against Smith, but that he en-
tered an objection at the last confer
ence for the reason that Smiths name
was proposed by the manager of his
rival. There is no reason in the world
why Johnson should be prejudiced
against Smith, for incidentally, Eddie
was one of his best boosters when the
black man was just coming to the
front.
BARS POTRERO KING
Jeffries has his objections to Jack
Welsh, but what they are even the
knowing fans do not seem able to fig
ure out. However. it is understood
that there is personal difference be-
tween the pair and for this reason the
big fellow gave Berger his instructions
to protest against the selection of the
former king of the Potrero. Whether
or not Jeffries will relent remains to
be determined at the next conference.
Jeff refuses to commit himself.
In the past both men nave been fair
minded on all questions of the ring
and neither has ever been known to
nave made unreasonable charges
against any competent, capable ref
cree. Now the pick of the California
field is before them. Either Smith,
Graney or Welsh should be suitable.
Berger arrived from the training
camp last night in order to look over
The ground and to get ready for Mon
day afternoons conference. Sam had
little to say as to the outlook, but he
expressed the hope that he and john
son would be able to come to some sort
of an understanding. Apparently JEFF
ries has given his manager absolute
power to act for him.
A dispatch from Chicago says that
Dr. Frank Caffey. negro physician
and an expert on physical culture, has
left for this city under contract to as
sist In the training of the champion.
Johnson probably will do most of the
practical work himself, for he's a great
trainer. and the chances are that Caf-
fey will act as a sort of adviser in chief
at the black mans camp.
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Northwestern League

c. Morgan Of the Athletics and Walter John
son of the Nationals are the hard luck pitchers
~ the American league. Scarcely ever does
either one have the luck TO participate IN A
game which his team viii win corvincfngly
that are won or lost by one run than any OF
their rivals.
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ABBRFyIATgoNS

F. B. Bethel Baptist: c. p. Calvary Presfv-
ferian; G. NJ. Central Methodist: z. NJ Ed
worth Methodist; f. C.. First Christian: F. E.
J.. First English Lutheran: r. NJ. First Meth
eeist: r. u p. First United Presbyterian: c.
NJ Grace Methodist: II. sf.. Hamilton Meth
odsit; II. p, Howard Presbyterian: L. p. Iseba-
non Presbyterian; ?. c. Park Congregational: :
r. p. Richmond Presbyterian; s. A.. Stewart
Memorial: 5. c. Sunset Congregational: r. E.
Trinity Episcopal; T. NJ. Trinity Methodist
T. p. Trinity Presbyterian; g. E.. United Evan
Eeiical. ". r. Westminster Presbyterian: st S
E. st. Stephens Episcopal: s. A. p Seventh
Avenue Presbyterian: Ply. c.. Plymouth Congre-
Satlonal; ~ c. Maynower Congregational.
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KAUFMAN Will
MEET LANGORD

scout for the Metropolitan club in the
east, sent word to Promoter Louis Blot
last night that he had signed Sam
Langford, the Boston tar baby, and AL
Kaufman to battle 20 rounds here June
IL.
1t was known that Blot was angling
for this match and he sent Mccartney
east to get the men to sign articles. .-Ac-
cording to the terms the fighters are to
receive So per cent of the receipts.
Several efforts have been made by
different promoters to land this match,
but it fell to Blot to get the prize. 1T
will be an open air battle and according
to the local promoter he is to build a
large arena in Central park at Eighth
and Market streets
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STOPS WRESTLING MATCH

CHICAGO. May 12-Mayor Busse an
nounced today that no permit would be
granted for the Gotch-Zybszsko cham
pionship wrestling match which was to
have taken place in the American
league ball park May so. Decoration
day is sacred to the dead heroes Of the
war" said the mayor in explanation.
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INTERNA TIoNAL RUGBY PLAYERS TO TOUR AUSTRALIA

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ENCoURAGE ~KIDs,,, >, BAsERAII.

NEW YORK, May 13.-Sunday base
ball is not only to be allowed in>.New
York city, but is to be encouraged Not
the professional game, but baseball as
played by boys In the city parks. The
announcement came from the park
commissioners Office today that the re-
cent opening of the park tennis courts
on Sundays is an entering wedge for
other sports, and that the baseball
fields will be the next to be opened to
the public.
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ALAMEDA VS.. PoLYrEcHNrc

ALAMEDA. May 1S.-The track team
OF the Alameda high school, consisting
of 10 athletes in charge of w. f. Me-
Laughlin. left today for San Luis
Obispo. where they will tomorrow meet
the athletes Of the California poIytech-
mic school Of that town.
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Maskette, James r. Keenes Disguise FLY.
VIII be hard proposition for the best horses
in training this year. Looks like another Artful.
judging from her only race this year In which
she broke Aqueduct's track record for six and a
Ealf furlongs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
GREEN PRAIRIE

July 20.-F. s. Edden was Freed
hem caller Sunday.
Leo. Boyce of Little Falls was a
caller here Sunday.
Eugene Eckerson made a business
trip to Clough Monday.
Richard Nein left yesterday on a
business trip to Bralnerd.
Matt Harju of Little Falls, spent
Sunday here with J. Jarvis and
family. -
Miss Laura Brannen of Little Falls
is the guest of Mrs. Ii. B. Mcconnell
this week.
Miss Regena Eckerson returned
Saturday from visit with relatives
in Little Falls.
Mrs. n. Laiture and sons, Willie
and Neil, visited with friends in
Darling Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerchalo of Topeka
spent Sunday here as the guest OF Mr..
ana Mrs. e. Nauretz. 80.
: Miss Irene Dugas OF Cass Lake
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Mettie Eckerson, last week. :5szs
Mr.. u. =. Bame and SON, Donald,
OF Grey Eagle; are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Neill this week, = =
Samuel Edden of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
SWAN RIVER

July 21.-Miss Mary Hanfler of
Little Falls is visiting her brother,
John, this week.
Many from here delivered cattle to
Bowlus Wednesday.
Seczepurek Bros. were grinding feed
for the farmers Monday.
Most of our farmers have begun
harvesting, and a poor. crop is re.
ported. Some of them are cutting
their grain too short for the binders.
DIED-Monday evening at i :45
o'clock, Chas. Kryska, aged 50 years,
cause of death being tuberculosis OF
the kidneys He had been ill about
e year: Mr.. Kryska was born in
East Grand FORKS, Mlnn. Five years
ago last winter he was married ia
Miss Martha Sochor of Swan River,
and moved to Grand Forks, where he
was employed at the car shops. This
spring, when his health began to fail
him and he had to give up bis work
in May, Mr.. Kryska and family
moved here to tho home of Mrs.
Kryska's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Sochor, where he was at the time
OF his death. Everything possible was
done to aid HIM, but to no avail. He
leaves, besides his wife, two children,
one daughter three years old and son
one year old. MI. Kryska was we'll
known in this vicinity. The family
and relatives have the sympathy Of the
entire community IN their bereave'
ment. -.
A good game OF bali was played
Sunday between North Prairie and
Swan River, the former deIeating the
latter by score of to O.. A return
game will be played on Sunday, July
81. The boys will be loaded fol
bear to meet the visitors. The game
will be played at Frank Gosiak's
place, Swan River.
A large number of young folks
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
FUCKER

July 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leigh of
Hluman spent Wednesday visiting at
the home of George Waller.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt and daughter.
VINO live near st. Cloud, were callers
at the II. Cramer home Saturday.
j; They were on their way home from
Mile Lac lake, where they had spent
the last month for Mrs. Pratt health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woods. and
little daughter May spent Sunday a1
the ferguson home.
George Waller and son, Tracy made
a business trip to Buckman Friday.
Miss Katie Rucker returned Wednes.
day from Onamia. where she had been
visiting with friends for several
weeks.
John Brown made business. trip tc
Lastrup Saturday.
Hay harvesting has begun in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rucker attended the
school meeting near Sullivan Satur.
day.
Grandpa Benton spent Wednesday
at the Rucker home near Christmas
Lake.
Charles Rhoda, son Merle, and
George Wilson Of Royalton passed:
through here early Sunday morning
on their way to the lake In Mr..
Khoda's auto.
Nina and Bennett Olesou, Mr.. and
MIS-. Tumberlain and chil1ren spent
Sunday at MIR. Waller's.
. Tracy Waller purchased a fine work
team and wagon last week..
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North Elm Dale

July 19.-W. Davies and H. c..
Larson went to Bowlus Saturday..
Roy jacobson, who has been visit
ing with relatives In Little Falls, has
returned home.
MI. and Mrs. Martin Larson and
daughter went to Bowlus Saturday on
business.
Frank Mattros OF Swanviile passed
through Elmdale enroute to- Two
Rivers mill Saturday.
Miss Eva Jacobson, who has been
VISITING with relatives in Little Falls
a few days, returned home Monday.
E. NJ. Larson and son, Robert, went
to- Bowlus Saturday, where Mr.. Lar
son. purchased a double force pump
from A. A. Barton, which he will
place in his new barn.
Misses Emily. Ruth and Maude
Boyle of Royalton visited with their
sister, Mrs. H. G. Larson, q few days
last week. =
Mrs. E. M. Larson and daughter,
Annie, and son, Walter, went to
Bowius Saturday on business.
j. j. jacobson and daughter, Ruth.
went to Little Falls Monday, where
Mr.. jacobson will remain q few days
ON business. sr:.:.. j.. - -, r.
: Pete Ohotto went to Bowlus Satur-
day, where he transacted business. ~
n G. +. ,Vallett and Christ Schlag
went to Royalton Saturday. q
!, Tho farmers In this vicinity are
busy harveoting and hayinG. Il .2>:-.s
MA Paul Kuila, who visited her
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
Southwest Darling

July 20.-Louls Anderson was
elected school director for three years
at the school meeting of district IS
Saturday evening There will be eight
months of school the coming year,
beginning on September IL, with q
first-grade teacher. A number of i'm
provements Will be made on the
school house.
The tire from the N. r. engines will
burn everything up here soon. 1t set
>tifeto a meadow in section 81 and set
some hay on fire too. The fire depart
ment was called out of the gravel
pit station to put it ont.
A lot of dances these days-and the
weather so hot. -
: The Young Peoples society will
hold q picnic at Fish Lake next Sun
day. Bring your dinner along.
The banker in East Darling gave q
picnic for the Good Templars society
'<'5 Inc postoaioe has. been. doing a
good BUSINESS the past three months.
Anton Knudson was visiting August
.Blomqulst Tuesday and said he had
tho best crops, in Darling. -. .~~
John Vertin has sold his farm here
to the party who owns the Thoma
place. This farm was formerly owned
by Edward Rosnagle, who died about
ten years ago in California, and is; q
good one. - ~: i, r.. "-<
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
Peter Gregerson Monday evening in
honor of their daughter. Lena. il

Peter Gregerson Monday evening ii
honor of their daughter, Lena, it
being her nineteenth birthday
anniversary. The evening was
pleasantly spent by ALL At midnight
q delicious supper was spread for
about twenty five guests, which con-
sisted of ice cream and cake. Miss
Gregerson received many beautiful
gifts. which were both useful and
ornamental. The guests departed at a
late hour, wishing the young hostess
many more bright and happy returns
of the occasion. II,
Many from here attended the Polish
celebration at st. Cloud Sunday.
Chas. Hanheer visited friends in
Little Falls Sunday. - ...
Miss Caroline Sutl11f of Little Falls
is visiting her cousin, Matte Larson,
this. week., -
Many from here went to Little Falls
to take in the .Dode- Fisk show Wednes-
day. $>..
Miss Mable Booth of Two Rivers
visited with Lena Gregerson this
: Mr.: and Mrs. Christ. Larsen and
daughter, Edna, went to st. Cloud
Saturday to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Jorgensou, returning Monday. They
were accompanied by their grandchild,
Pearl, who will visit here during the
summer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
lgnatz Ronellenfitsch !, was elected.
school treasurer over John Mlschke. y
Frank Brandt will depart for Min

lgnatz Ronell enfitsch was elected
School treasurer over, John Mlschke.s 4.
+ Frank Brandt will depart for MIN
At tie oI eame Of baseball cbetween
the Pierz and local nine, the Plerz
bunch were victorious, the SCORE
local boys were confident OF winning
the game if 1t had gone to a finish, as
Red had gone to supper. ~.
Next Sunday the East Buchanan
team will cross bats with tho locals
at this place. -
The village council met in special
session July 20.
Wiler Nevis expects to leave for
Minneapolis shortly. !.
Frank Mischke will put a glass
front in his store.
Osmer Leigh--of the town of Leigh
was here transacting business last
| week.
Geo. Waller of Rucker transacted
business in the village last week.
Geo. M. Kiewel of Little Falls called
on his customers in this village
Saturday. FIX 8.
Ed. G. Lane of Little Falls trans
acted business in the village Tues
day.
| p. Fl. McCarry of Walker, candi-
date for congressman from the Sixth
district, called in Buchanan Tuesday.
He feels confident of carrying Crow
Wing county. also large part of
MORRISON.
Matt Poster wishes to thank Simon
p. Brick OF Little Falls for his favor
| to him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22

Money to loan on farm ana city
property. Farm loans on partial pay
ment plan. -.Signor Il Schaliern. 10 If
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22

~ M Friday ~ q visit with o his
hynt har. M. Fdcien. u and fam Nv.
n ! IA and. Mr. Otto Biiolkiof Mime,
y Mis- Mi ~ risitad M the hofme .af and
Mrss JInfs arnon SundaV. ,.s NH
y INV ,sRoWker 81 HartlnIRtot 81 Neb. !,
a,r,v ~, SATURDAY fof ]. visit with her
|inay snta.s Mr!. and Mrs. ct w I. Pray. q. "
. Frank, larson. who = employed at
Ra,ia Prairie. came nome Sunday fol
abort visit: with lis parents. +: ). -; D
John ,Odlon and sister .of Ishpeming,
Mich. lcame Saturday, for Il visit at
tho home az M. and Mrs. Andrew
An An i :, - :, :. : I. =
Mr..and Mrs. ii. Denhart ot Iowa,
10 ma m Satnrt1av5 ard ara the "a ess1
~ n ~ Prav an; family -.
me- $ NoIIand and little daughter,
Ina If MinneanoIis. arrived Monday
and viii snend several DAYS here thai
tha T.a;tnre nome -" -',@%z5 -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22

Perhaps you wish to change
the breakfast food you're now
using for something lighter
something that agrees with
the season.
Here you will find every
breakfast food of any. conse-
qrence-the most complete
stock of good breakfast foods
to be found.
Anything else in groceries
can best be bought..here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
BUCHANAN

July 20.-John A. Brandt moved
into his new store building Tuesday
and is now ready for business.
: James A. Dengel has opened up ar
implement shop in the village and vii!
handle all kinds of farm tools.
John M. Schmolke made q business
trip to the twin cities Monday.
At the annual school meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
Pike CREEK

July N.-We are glad to state that
Mrs. lgnatz Nowakowskl, who. on her
way here from Germany, was taken
sick with typhoid fever, has arrived
here with her husband after several
weeks at Baltimore.
Mrs. Albert Kruger of Fl. Ripley
visited with her parents at this place.
Mrs. Albert Krause and daughter,
Miss Clara, and Misses Mary Copa
and Stella Yanta returned from
Duluth after short visit with Sr. M.
Adalbert of the St. Mary's hospital.
John Ringwelskl arrived from
Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. D: Click returned
from W,nona after an extended visit.
Pauline Krause spent Sunday after
noon at Swan River.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Coppa and sons.
Will and Joe spent Sunday at Platte,
returning Monday.
John Ginter and Mrs. Stephen
Coppa went to st. Cloud Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Glubka went to
st. Cloud Saturday.
John Ruiz Of Little Falls spent
Sunday at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wielinski and
son, Vicent, spent Sunday at Flene-
burg.
Misses Celia Kiedrowski and Stella
Yantta LETT for st. Cloud Saturday.
A crowd of fifteen spent Sunday
evening at the Four Corners.
Clara Glnter was at Bowlus Sun
day.
There was a meeting in the school
house in district 2. The directors
were elected for three years. There
WILL be seven months Of school the
coming torn.
Miss Pauline Krause spent Saturday
and Sunday at Little Falls.
Albert Kiause's 20-acres of meadow
near the railroad was burned Sunday
afternoon. The train set the FIRE. The
day was windy and the meadow was
burned very quickly. The tire-tighters
could not do anything, as it is very
dry. All crops look bad. Nearly all
the farmers will be short OF hay this
winter. Rain is badly needed in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cieminski were
in Little Falls Sunday.
Walter Jaworsk1 OF Little Falls
moved here with his family this
week.
Joe Krause returned from Superior,
Wis.,, Wednesday. =
lgnatz Nowakowski of this place will
move with his family to Little Falls
this week. We are sorry to see him
leave.
Stephen Ringwelski spent Sunday
with his cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krause of Little
Falls were callers at this place Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lemanczik of
the Brickyards spent Sunday at the
home OF A. K1ause.
Mike Wiczik's meadow is all burned
from the ire that started from the
railroad engine two weeks ago. 1t we
don t get rain soon all the meadows
will look like Wiczek's and Krause's
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
JOS. GENDRON
SWANvlLLE

July SU.-MIS. hIoDss WIN Asao Oooo
visiting Mrs. j. F. Muske, returned to
her home at Eagle Bend Thursday,
via Long Prai1e, where she visited till
Friday with the F. Abeling family.
O. C. Green and family passed
through here Tuesday for their home
at Rices.
Miss Eva Abeling of Long Prairie
visited with her sister, Mrs. j. r.
Muske, Saturday.
Neil Taylor of Long Prairie visited
with Mrs. P. r. Stith Saturday.
Adeiine Abeling of Roscoe, S. D., Is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. j. F. Muske.
Rev. Boyer of Raymond, MIMI,
arrived herd Tuesday for visit with
the A. Phieffer family.
Mrs. Dyer and little daughter have
been here for some time.
Mrs. ]. F. Muske and Adellne
Abeling were Little Falls visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hltzman re-
turned from Kedbud, ILL.,, Monday.
They are now enjoying q visit from
MIR. Hitzman's brother and wife OF
Mamie PETE left for Minneapolis
Tuesday.
visitor Tuesday.
John Raft went to Little Falls Tues
day. -
John and Andrew Stroman made q
business trip to Little Falls in the
auto Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Helnck and Mr..
and Mrs. F. Nemann and son of Long
Prairie visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Muske Sunday.
Anna Cowdery passed through here
Tuesday for her home at Long PRAIRIE
III. Andrew and .. Clutches were
in town on business Tuesday.
&c. Muske shipped two carloads OF
cattle to St. Paul Monday: .
: The annual school meeting was held
Saturday night. Mrs. McRae was re-
elected. =.
Miss Iris Buadelman and Miss Pauline
MacAulev. who have been visiting
friands here. returned to st. Cloud
Saturday.
A number from here attended the
camp meeting at Lake Beauty.
Grace Ailmot returned from Little
Falls Tuesday.
Miss Vernette Lambert and Belle
Lamert returned to their home at
Royalton after weeks visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Vincent left for Staples Mon
day. where he she will visit for some
time.
Amy Chambers, Florence Balm and
Ruth Adams came up from Little
Falls Saturday, returning Monday.
Iver Phillips of Minneapolis arrived
here Saturday evening on his
motorcycle. He returned Sunday.
John Harrington of Alexandria is
here visiting with friends again.
The Sunday school picnic was held
Wednesday down by the spring.
NJ. Biemer attended business at Long
Prairie last week.
M. Hansmann was in town Monday.
The Mlelke auto is in running order
again. The breakdown caused long
delay.
Ruth Martin returned from Glen
wood Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson left for their
home at Minneapolis Friday.
Rodger McRae and Elmer Raft left
for the West Tuesday.
Eva Turner arrived Saturday to
visit at the McRae home.
Eugene Cofeld was called home
Saturday ..on account of his brother s
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stith and daughter,
Myrtle, and Helen Mrozik returned
from Birch lake Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22

Idangh III. C.fileo. ti1e 81
Bowl ie 's day returned home
Saturday 81 !.
81 MIA. Oscar Jacpbsop mipsther and
brother, and her sister. drs OBtir0mL,1
and two chlldr6 n,, .se Fosston. MINI. !.
are here visiting d few days, ! i, q. &.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-21
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AT THE GRAND.

The Grand next week will have
Will J. OfIearn and his company
in the Irish playlet "a Romance
Of KKillarney, Betsy Bacona and
company in "Deborah's Wedding
Day." Willie Solar and Alice Rog-
ers in song and dance comics,
Loro and Payne doing a stunt as
Sleepy Sam and That Fellow"
Hamilton Hill, the Australian bar
itone and Bouton and Tillson in
"a Yard of Music" 1t looks like
first class bill for vaudeville
lovers.