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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
LINCOLN WILL
FACE TACOMA

What may be the most important
hlgh school game Of the year will
bs played saturday at the Uni
versity campus when Lincoln.
champions OF Seattle last year
plays Tacoma hlgh, last years
northwest champions.
Il think Lincoln will wipe out the
defeats OF last year" said Mana
ger Jack Raisdea Of Lincoln last
night Tacoma beat US last year
largely through It's heavy back
fisld. They will miss Beymer. who
died after the season closed and
Mathews. who is over axe now,
Their line "a lisht but fast"
Lincoln has line averaging i6f
pounds The Seattle team viii place
chief reliance in Ames and Carr
half backs. for advancing the ball
Bryant for place Kicking and
Stovan In the forward passes
All the trick PLAYS which have
been worked out under the new
rules will probably be brought out
Saturday Many OF them have
been kept hack previously. but
every effort viii be needed 10 win
for Seattle saturday
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Ute sport PAGE
BURNS TO FIGHT
SAM LANCE ORD

PORTLAND. ore, oct Ia Tom.
my Burns. former champion heavy
weight. today received a cahlegram
from Promoter Hugh Mcintosh in
London. 20 prepare 10 fight sam
I.sngford within five months at
London lt Is 60 be a a0-round so.
Burns said that he will be ready
60 take on the Ethiopian In that
time. lie said that Mcintosh holds
both his contract and that Of Lang
ford also. lie declined TO state the
sum which he will receive for the
meeting with tAngford
"rll be ready. all right. by March
OF April" said Burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

pat through "a preliminary intended
90 bring ia a match with the Hum.
bolt cyclone. after q money getting
tour through the United States
The finale on this side wns 10 be
Cana and Zbyaco. the man Who last
wrostloa Ootch The two met a.
the stadium. Shepherds Bush. after
much advertising. and fof three
hours Ehyaco remained Ia the poe
ture Ia which he appears In the
photograph Cana. Tor all his ~
puted skin and strength. failed 20
bulge tho Pole
Nos Cana may go 20 the United
States. OF course. and the public
may LET the advertising and meet.
Ing all comsrs as the Hindu
travels about the country. tAking
on men any Third rater could beat.
fOol them into paying % see the
Hindu wrcatle. and they may be-.
come so enihuaed they viii be-
there with their money when b.
meets Mahmout. ur possibly Goteh.
u the latter can be coaxed from re-
tirrmsnf And the same old game.
which has been worked for years.
will be- pulled OF again. With little
old General Public In the roic OF
sucker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
Is Public to Be Worked Again
by Film Flam Wrestling Game?

would draw like q bread and milk
pouluce with the Iowa farmer. 80
zhyaco won. and he and Goteh
drew.
when Gotch beat Hbyaco the pro.
motors hustled for another Euro
pcan wonder Some one discover
ed" CANA. a Hindu strong man,
who was horaldod az champion OF
India, Cana was throwing mon
as easily as boy losses a handful
OF rice. SO said rumor. so Cana was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
SATURDAYS LiNE.up.

Here Is the lineup Of the Queen
Anne squad for the Saturday game
when the Beilingham Normal
school eleven Will be the victims.
Knowles. center; LanEdon. sig
urdssou and Kirkpatrick. guards
Cook and Puiver. tackles. McFee
and AtchesOn. ends: Cunningham
and bryant. halls; Casey and Fos-
ter. fulls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
GIANTS WAlLOP HIGHLAHDERs

NEW YORK. Oct i3s-Nel,her he first inning
Tire Niahanaers innlaa
ged. Meyers
inning
There we're no runs IN the third or fourth innings
Catcher Sweeney Of the hahaader
hand in the third inning
Mathe~son n first hres tnngngs
Neither side Tailed the fifth.
In By shunsina
onto the siding, The
n.
Hshanders o o o
Giants ................. O 4 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
$4,000 Paid in To
See Worlds Series

PHILADELPHIA. Oct IL That
the demand tor SEATS for tho
worlds championship baseball
games has broken all records. and
that a. least $40 .000 hiss been re-
turned to applicants for tickets
whose orders could not be filled. Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
ZOE toRoUNp &c.

NEW YORK. Oct Ia Aim
Stewart known as the "Partian
model and Jack Burns OF Cdlfor.
Mia meet here tonight az thos Ma
tionnl Athletic club In 40 rpund
bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
BOWLING CONGRESS
FOR ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Oct ~ Preliminary
arrangements for the bowling fon.
grcaa. 10 be held here, have been
completed. sixteen alleys of~ the
latest type are Co be c0nftrlttod
Entries Ia the various events viii
close January 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
POWELL vs.. MARIO.

NEW YORK. oct. ii.--Iow
Powell. the San Francisco light.
weight. will tackle Johnny Mario
IN a i0.ruund bout next Tuesday
night at tho Fairmont Athletic club
here.
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pulLADELpnIA. OcL la.-Th.
o. You Football Qamel

Say. Kids. there are two free tick
cts 20 the Llncoln aud Tacoma High
game Saturday for the one who
finds the missing letter IN a mia
spelled word on The Stars ciaHai.
fled page FIND the right word and
phone The star nut find the
world. First there first served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

Rube waddeil defined the dif
ference between Gaelic football and
soccer b. saying In soccer foot.
ball you kick the man II you miss
the ball. and IN Gaelic you kick
the ball II You miss the man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

The Varsity crew Is 70 have n
new she'll Rowing equipment will
cost 81 200 this year and the aaso-
citation has the money on hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

Queen Anne squad. In heavy prac-
tice yesterday. showed up In fine
shape Coach Fowler Ii making a
hit with the Kids and the kids are
making a hit with Fowler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

the announcement Of the national
commission having charge Of the
distribution OF ssntH for the first
tao games OF the series 10 be
played here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

ron nas. mndsfn furuishea reans -
ioH prices. eaii ~ The Nifsiuas. SOC VIZ
ztaia q near Wesitsks 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

The winning u the Giants yes
terday simply goes % show that
Mathewson has not come back he
has always been there.
Three worlds records were
broken al the Lexington track yes
terday
Nebraska Lass. n favuritc. didn't
behave nicely on the Ogden tack
yesterday Sports sore;
McCredlc will slap that Graham
chap right on the wrist Il be gets
close enough TO him
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For Tacoma
FLY on the FLYER

sEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
EAItE, a5c-itONNn TRff, soc
-Four nouud trips Daily
Leave Seattle 40 and 1925 a, IN,
sos and b.45 y, m.
Leave Tacoma--S 80 "a. m. and II ,lb.
a'5b and : 80 % IN
LRndinEs--Flyor Dock. Seattle: n =.
Wharf, Tacoma.
Seattle Tel, Main i76. Tacoma Tel.
l22
Subject TO change without notice.
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r. a. T.
~ chicago .....-....-. 10 Q
NJ Louis ..t.+.s-+.....ll II !
Batteries - Lush and Phelps
Mcintyre. Pfcfter and Killing. Need.
ham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

High ground-floor rent told a customer Of
ours the shoes we sold were no good. Asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

would get the most for his money
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06

I'VE wish to announce many patrons
~ that after January l, 1910 will sell
!" merchandise for cash only. BY selling
" for cash sell you goods at much
lower margin of profit than heretofore. The cash
store discounts its bills which is considerable
amount at the end of the year.
They lose no bad accounts.
They save all time and expense of keeping a
large of books necessary for credit business.
They pay cash for what they buy, consequently
they can buy in any market and at the lowest
ket price.
Mr., Consumer, you who pay cash, why do you
buy goods of store that is doing credit business?
Every account he loses you help pay. Every &C.
his ledger should draw interest. but it
never does. Nearly every account 80 days that the
merchant draws interest which he must pay.
Therefore he loses the interest from the
but he pay the interest the iohhe~
Who pays all these losses
1t is the man who pays cash.
You who have been buying your merchandise
time, start the year light by paying cash
for what you get Try for a week month and
see if it does not pay You will be surprised the
amount you will save. By selling for cash the cost
of our goods will be reduced Is to 20 per cent.
We earnestly ask you to call and inspect
and get our prices. You will see difference be-
tween buying time and for cash. he next
time you are in town call and be convinced.
Yours to please,
LHOUCK & SON.
Highest Market Price Paid for Butter and EGGS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
ELM HALL

Otto B;rdsall and family have moved
on the farm a mile north of Ferris Gen.
ter, known as the Eischliinan farm
Chas Num- and wife attended a New
Year spread at the home of his father,
+. W. Num-, of Seville.
Clarence Martin left for Lansing Mon
day morning.
o. II. Sly and Rev. Miller visited at
Abner Peters, of Sumner. one day last
week.
Mrs. F. w Num- has been entertain
ing her mother and neice from Ohio
during the past few weeks.
Ruth and Fannie Toy returned to Mt.
Pleasant. after spending the vacation
with their parents, J. Toy and wife.
The basket ball boys did their first
practice work last week.
Among those who will take the exam
ination for the position of postmaster or
postmistress c. NJ. Warner and Miss
Ida Follick.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
WEST SUMNER

w. DeYoung returned to his home in
Mcbride Saturday
Mrs. W. Ferris and daughter, Lizzie,
of Alma visited relatives here last
week
Miss Susie Halves visited in Alma
Tuesday
l. Houch and wife of Riverdale were
callers at j. Halls Saturday
About thirty attended the party at
Jas Fishers Tuesday
Miss Lena Bates returned to her
home in Walkervlle. Saturday
Miss Alice Seaman went to Mt,
Pleasant Tuesday to attend the
Normal
Sumner Tent No. 345 X o T NJ NJ
will hold box social and dance. Fri
day evening, January IA Ladies bring
boxes, All invited to attend
S Carr spent last week in st.
Louis with relatives and friends
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06

couple of weeks
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Verne Stoffs,
an eight pound son, Wednesday.
December 22nd
Mrs. H. A. Glow and son. Bert
went to Edmore Friday to visit her
son. George and wife
Charles Button of New Haven. Is
visiting his grandfather, G A Button.
and hi aunt. Mrs James McGresnor
Mrs VIM Pratt of Elm Hall ate
Xmas dinner with Vance Wood war d
and wife
Mrs Bates and daughter. formerly
of this place now of Walkerville are
visiting friends in this vicinity
Mr. Graham of Rosebush and grand
daughter, Ruth. visited VIM. Standish
and wife III New Haven SUNDAY
The exercises at the church FRIDAY
evening were very good The house
was crowded and seemed to appreciate
the efforts of the children. many of
whom showed excellent talent
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06

Sunday.
A surprise was given James Fisher
and family Thursday evening by a
number Of the neighbors. Fishers
orchestra furnished music and all
passed very pleasant evening.
School began Monday morning after
both teachers and pupils have enjoyed
two weeks of vacstion.
Miss Grace Sly returned to her posi-
ton in Ithaca, Monday evening.
Rev. Whaley is holding revival meet
ings in the M. T.. church this week.
Saturday evening the ladies of the
village met in Blair's hall and organized
the Elm Hall ladies basket ball team.
The officers which were elected are:
Mrs. Mabel Num-, Pres. Mrs. Olive
johnson, Vice. Pres. Miss Lizzie
Wilson, Sec'y.; Cecil Ward, Asst
Sec'y; Mrs. Nora Lavoy, Treas. The
ladies will practice each Tuesday and
Friday evening. This is the first or.
ganization of this kind in the village
and il aroused considerable interest.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06

Homer and Lucy Hunt spent part of
last week with their grand parents at
Elwell.
Adlia and Mildred Cleverdon visited
their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Elmore
Sunday.
Fred Smith and wife are happy over
the advent of baby boy in their home,
Wednesday
Mrs @. II, Miner and granddaughter
Elsie, of Stanton, visited relatives the
first of the week.
Fred Hicks, of Minnesota, came Tues
day to visit his aunt, Mrs l. F. Tucker
and other relatives.
Mrs. Graham and little grand daugh-
ter, of Rosebush, visited at Dr. f. j.
Graham's. New Years.
II. SLerry and wife went to Owosso,
Thursday, to spend New Years with
their son Claude and wife
Ruth Graham spent part of her vaca-
ton with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Standish, i'll New Haven.
Miss Lottie Glow. of Maple Rapids,
visited her grandparents, II. A. Glow
and wife and father, Bert Glow, last
week.
Cyrus Nickerson and daughters re-
turned to their home in Barryton, Sat
urday, after a weeks visit with tn II
parents and other friends here.
Mrs, Lydia Evy was pleasantly sur.
piised by twenty.four of her friends,
last Friday, in honor of her birthday.
They brought refreshments and other
presents. A uery enjoyable time was
passed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
BEAVER CREEK

The Dance at the Grange hall was
well attended They viii have ano Their
on FRIDAY night, January a. Every
body come and have a good time
Olive Setchteld has moved his mill
tc Jake Gipperts, where he will start
saving. soon
Albert Campbell and family visited
his brother in Seville over SUNDAY
Mr.. Page and wife of south Seville
visited at John Camprell's, over Sun
dav
q Bingham and wife nave moved to
Greenville. where he will work in
the plow factory
r B Campbell has sold his horse to
parties near Shepherd
Bert Welch and family visited ut
their fathers and brohers. over Sum
day
George Austin and wife of Garland
is visiting relatives and friends ut this
place
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06

Mrs. Chas. Green is no better.
Fred Hudson left Monday for Silver
City, Alabama.
A number of the business places were
closed Saturday.
Dave Manly and wife, of Vestaburg,
were in town, Sunday.
Hubert Moblo. of Detroit, spent New
Years day with his parents.
J.R. CLARK returned from visit with
relatives in Toronto. Saturday.
Chas. Langworthy, Of Elwen, was in
town on business. Saturday evening.
James Vapdamark and wife spent
New Yaars with Geo. Skaff and wife.
Mrs. @. A. Whaley is spending the
week with her parents in Perrinton.
Mrs. Ben Schnepp visited her parents
in Blanchard from Thursday to Monday
Geo. Eggleston, of Ithaca. state agent
for the New Home sewing machine, was
in town, Monday.
F. c. Hyde and family spent New
Years day with Rev. H. E. WILEY and
wife, of Maple Rapids.
H. A. Lyon, with his wife and son,
Lyle, are spending the holidays with
relatives in Shepherd.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
SUMMER

Mrs. Howard Phillips i, on the sick
list
Avills Yeiter was home from Alma
fer a visit
Mrs David Yeiter was in Riverdsle
Monday
Mrs. Matte Schlsppi was in River
dale Friday
Delbert Brazil visited in Carson
over Christmas
wv Fullerton and Fred Fullerton of
Howell called on H. A. Glow Monday
Miss Ruby Cleverdon of BeldiDg Is
visiting relatives here
Philip Hicks has been visiting his
sister. Mrs Worden, at Shelby
X. E Paige and wife spent Christ
mas with her parents near st. Louis
Mr. and Mrs John Robson were in
Alma on business Friday
Florian Hoxie and Geore Whitman
are home from Ithaca for the holidays
Miss Iva Waltse left Tuesday, even.
ing for her home in Tekonsba, where
she Will spend her vacation
Mrs Hoxie and family ate Christ
mas TURKEY with her brother, o. NJ
Blair In Ferris
Mr.. Graham of Rosebush. ate Christ
mas dinner with his son Dr. ! +
Graham
Mrs Ruby Gee of Alma and Harry
Slater of StLouis visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Slater over Christ :
mas
Claude Graham and Jessie Clark OF
Owosso scent Christmas with their
parents. George Graham and wife
Miss Matte Jones of Adri,n came
Friday to visi. her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George Jones for the HOLIDAYS
Harry and Parr ana daughter, Lucy.
at Xuas dinner with James Fisher
and family
! d. Ayres wife and son. Ellis, ate
Christmas turkev with Sam Cleverdon
and family
Mrs Ellen Graham left Thursday fol-
New York. where she will visit 9
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
EAST SUMMER

Mrs Flex Fee spent Christmas wit h
relatives at Greenville
Mrs. II NJ Shepherd spent Christmas
week with ner dauhter Mable of
Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs George Saxton spent
Sunday with Mrs. j G. Yerian
Melvin Baker and wife of Alma are
visiting S. Witherell and family
Claude Reck and wife and J G.
Paidee and family spent New Years
with Mr.. and Mrs James Dean of
North Star
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
SUMNER.

Flossie Slater is visiting in Alma this
week.
Little Amos Evey is sick with rheu-
matism,
G. A. Button was in Alma Wednesday
Oil business.
G. NJ. Jones was in Riverdale on bus.
mess, Monday.
Harvey Rosa, of East Lansing, visited
old friends, Friday,
Miss Matte Jones returned TO her
school work Monday.
Mrs. f. J. Tucker returned to her
home in Detroit, Friday.
Put Taylor, of Elwell, was business
was caller, Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Wickerson and children are
visiting at James stephens
Mrs Slater and daughter Ruby visited
in Riverdale, Wednesday.
A. l.. Bates, of Butternut, was calling
on old friends, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole visited at George
Graham's, Sunday.
Florian Hoxie and George Whitman
returned to Ithaca, Monday.
Will Robinson and wife, of Carson
City, were calling on friends, thursday.
C. Medler, of Alma, called on his
cousin, Mrs. c. A. Thompson, Thnrs-
day.
Sherd Hammontree visited his sister,
Mrs ID. Milford and other relatives last
week.
Father Whalen, of Carson City, called
on James McGreanor and wife, Thurs
day.
The Sumner Lady Maccabees enter
tanned the County Ladies "Wednesday
for dinner.
Mrs. John Slater and Mrs. Fred
Stearus visited in Alma, Friday and
Saturday.
Rev Rafter, of Wheeler, is holding
! revival services IN the Christian church
this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
Surprised Rev. Whaley.

Saturday evening a number Of River
dale people gathered at the home of the
NJ +. minister, Rev. Whaley, and gave
he and his wife surprise. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whaley are very popular with the
people in any place where he is sent.
Mr.. Whaley is pastor of the Riverdale,
Elm Hall and Elwell churches and con-
seventy is very busy man. He is
also we'll liked as minister because of
his earnest and impressive manner of
delivery.
At present he is holding revival SER
vices in Elm Hall and it is hoped that
the meetings will be success.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
ELM HALL

Mrs. Mama Sprague of Chicago, ar
rived in town Monday for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Winters.
Quarterly meetings were held OF the
Nj. E. and u. b. churches Sunday. Rev.
Stevens of Matherton spoke before the
U. B. congregation.
Principal J. r. Clarke returned Sat-
urday, after spending two weeks with
relatives in Toronto, Can, and Hemlock
and Mt. Pleasant. Mich.
The skating season has inst opened
at Elm Hall d. Hicks is supplied with
a line of skates. All kinds and prices.
Beulah Bryant returned to school in
Alma, Monday.
Carol Brooks returned to his work in
Lansing, Monday morning, accompanied
by Clarence Martin.
Jessie Markham has resigned her posi-
ton as teacher near Beebe ard is now
attending the normal at Mt. Pleasant.
Carl Fisher returned to Alma high
school Monday.
George Mum and wife left for their
home in Muskegon, Monday.
1t is expected that Vernie Johnson
shall be numbered among the members
of the ladies basket ball team.
Sam Hicks returned from Shelby.
Wednesday.
VIM. Church and wife and Mr.. Dewey
and wife were callers at Orlando Capen's
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
- RIVERDALE ~
Xxx NEWS FROM A LIVELY TOWN. a....s

Young, the jeweler, announces that he
still has few OF those high grade Rock
ford watches at holiday brices.
John Young and wife returned from
Gaylord, Saturday morning, where they
have bsen visiting his brother, DR..
Young.
Art Wyeth and family returned Mon
day evening from visit with Mrs. wy
eth's mother, Mrs. Holstead, of Cedar
Springs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
OUR OFFER
THE ALMA RECORD COMPANY.

Milton Orwig and his mother visited
at II Allis last SUNDAY
School began last Monday after the
HOLIDAYS Miss Gilbins seems to be
giving satisfaction
Ed Medlar and wife is home again
and they are finishing their honey
moon
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-06
WEST ARCADIA

Wells Beverly went to Vanderbilt
Christmas to visit Mrs Beverly's sister.
Thev report snow three feet deep
Harlan Woodland Is on a business
trip to Iowa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
CANNON SPEAKS.

Joseph G. Cannon, not as the speaker
OF the House, bit as the gentleman
from Illinois," rose on the floor yester-
day and sounded warning to the litt-
eniDg mem bers on the necessity o! a sys.
tenn of procedure which should give to
the responsible msjority the power Of
carrying ont its wishes.
"If We lose sight of our Own impof.
lance aud OF own position for the time
being" he declared, "lhere will come
in our places betsr and wiser men who
will not lose sight OF the necessity to
provide for 3D. orderly procedure, under
which 8 minority can work Its will.
Where responsibility rests there nu be
power with the msjorlty to move on, be-
Ing responsible
Representative" Cannon spoke for
tbs purpose of lending his approval to
the pending rivers and barbors sppro-
prlatioa bill. hu: during bis speech,
which vas of twenty minutes duration,
be took occasion to refer lightly to mag
szlne and newspaper criticism and to re-
mind the minority members that the
power of the msjority was futile unless
enforced BY q wel.-oiled machine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Decision Ayerss TO Til!mau.

Columbis, 8. O., Feb l5.-The 5ate
Supreme Cou!t today handed down 8
decision in the Tillman habeas corpus
case taking Senator Tillmsn's grand
children from him and awarding their
cu,tody to their mother. Todsy's de
cision uoholds all of Mrs. Til!msn's, j.,
con,eniions and the senator Is directed
to Irn them over to their mother.
Washington, Feb. Is -Ssna!or Till
mand said of the decision ''Tbe
Supreme Court jultices have lifted a great
responsibility OFT ME and shifted 1t to
their own sh, uldeTs. by only motive
10 accepting the guardianship Was the
welfare of my little granddaughter. Fiji
teen years hence when l am dead and
gone the character aud typo OF women
t1lt my grsnddsu yhters will have be-
come will show whether 1t was best TO
have given them to I heir mother or not.
1 pray G. DDS guidance to her in rearing
them and tina! He will shield them from
communicating ufuences and examples. .
Senator Tillman sent telegram to
Mrs. Tillman today asking that she sur
render the children to their mother and
tlat she come to Washington.