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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-03
ORDER OF TEMPLE CONFERRED.

ORDER OF TEMPLE CONFERRED.
Tancred Commandery No. 1, met in
regular monthly conclave Thursday
evening. The order of the Temple
was conferred upon w. A. Mcdonald,
of Bismarck, and Messrs. Speck and
Hetlund Of Underwood. Following
the degree work, the knights repaired
to Coonen's cafe, where covers were
laid for over a score, and an excel
lent lunch was partaken Of.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22
THE LINTON LEADER.

evening. says that his SON IS doing
we'll.
Weather still halmy and pleasant
Eat Your liyc-o'cloclS ,hristlnas
dinner at turner's.
Mrs. Leah Carmichael Of linton,
one of the Beaver Valley 5 early set
tiers, is sick with plelrsy.
Please let Turner know in ad
vance how many there wlli be IN
your Christmas dinner party.
\ large number Of Indian from
the Standing Rock reservation have
been i'm town this week purchasing
Christmas goods.
The Christmas program hy tic
Sunday school will be gwen in the
hail next Saturday evening. begin
ming promptly at s O'Clock
George Whalcn is sick in st AlcN
Jus hospital, Bismarck. Tile writes
to the editor of the Record a letter
full of praise of the good sisters in
charge for the KIND and compelen.
treatment they give their patients.
j. A. Lang. manager Of the phoe-
nix Lumber Company s plant at Inn,
ton, has been confined to his home
the last ten days first by tonsli,is,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22

followed b, othcr IA ii Tho lje-h
However, Or. WaIVeltan M bn
Mill soon be able tulettirn Ia ha la,.
sness duties. Mr. .lts and HllS
Charles have also been lek t6e ~
mer with lonslIitiS ma ths l,tt4r
with a threatened attach ~ ,nau.
mona. Both arr now much llett,r
az ~. ,,ra.t,os,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22

bornon his father 5 birthday Moth
err and child dong nicely.
Attorney Lynn made profession
al trip to Bismarck Tuesday
Cliff Putnam came up from the
Winona country last evening.
Mrs t. NJ. Burge left Yesterday
for Knapp, Wisconsin 10 visit her
sister, Mrs. Prichard
Mr. and Mrs Barger Will leave
Friday for New Richmond Wiscon.
sin, to pass the holidays with rela-
tives
Attorney Lane returned last even
ing from a professional trip Of sev.
eral days to Beach and ather points
west of the Missouri river.
The subject for the Christmas
service at the Methodist charch
Sunday evening. Dec .,5th. will lee
HE Unspeakable lit 4 NJ.
Wiley. Pastor.
Peter Reich. the ycar-old SON
of Matthias Reich. of the Sand Greek
neighborhood. is seriously in with
pneumonia. He is being attended
by DR. Wolverton
There will be dance at the resi-
dencc of MIR ard Mrs. Maxwell. in
the lDakcm ncighHorhooi, the cvei-
ing of Jan 9TH, There will be good
music Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs Y. 4. Parr of Pollock tfor-
meiy Miss Curran and one of EN-
mons county's bright shooma ans i.
was in Linton few daSS last week
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. w. +.
Petrie and family.
Miss Celia Mcdonnell, the ctfi-
cient teacher of Linton primary
school grade, submitted To an opcr-
alton for appendicitis at am Aber-
deem hospital, last Monday She is
getting along nicely.
Elmer Fogle went to Ha2elton
Tuesday to ascertain details as to
specifications in connection with
the erection of a school house fire
escape in that town. He expects to
he one of the bidders for the work.
T. w. Britts recently sold Scotch
Collie pup to +. |. Casey of Mcln-
tosh. This was the last of litter
that Melted Mr. Eritts $50. He also
sold to VIM. Waudby, residing near
Winona. for $50, forty four hens and
ROSTERS of the Wyandotte and
White Leghorn breeds.
Samuel Solomnson, of southern
Emmons. left Monday by the Mil
waukee train, having with him his
son Fred, a young man about
twenty one years old, whom his
father was taking to Aberdeen for
an operation at the hospital. The
younger man is a teacher on the
Standing Rock reservation. DR..
Wolverton accompanied the Messrs.
solomonson to the South Dakota
city. The operation was performed
Monday evening by Drs. Wolverton
and Muray. in st. Iauke's hospital
A postcard received yesterday from
Mr.. Samuel SoIomonson, which card
was mailed at Aberdeen Tuesday
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

evening, Dec Doth. Services will
begin at p. m. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Ed Easton and his son Leslie, of
the Glencoe country, brought in a
lot of 1000 fence-posts Tuesday for
the Bazaar.
Miss lnez Cornelison was up from
the Hague neighborhood, yesterday.
between trains, to do some Christ
mas shopping.
c. L. Parkhurst, travelling for the
De Soto Creamery Company, of
Aberdeen, was doing business in
Linton last Friday.
The Omio Sunday school closed for
the winter last Sunday. The attend
ance on that day was seventy. The
average attendance for eight months
was tifty-seven.
Mr.. Harry Callahan, brother OF
Miss Minnie Callahan, manager of
the local telephone exchange, ar
rived here Monday from Lang, sas-
katchewan, Canada, on his way to
Chamberlain. S. D.. to visit his pa
rents during the holidays.
E. H. Brant, commissioner-eleet
of the First district, the candidate
who ran as an independent and re-
celved such tremendous majority
in proportion to the vote cast, at
the recent election, visited friends
In Linton Tuesday and yesterday.
The Rev. FIR. Thomas L. Rab-
steinek, of Hague, and the Rev. FIR.
Baselius Thum, of strasburg, were
in Linton Sunday. Monday they
took the N. p. train for the Capital
City to attend meeting of the
Catholic clergymen of the Bismarck
diocese. Father Baselius held SER
vices in Linton Sunday.
Pollock Progress: Mrs. John
Powers, formerly of Glanavon, died
at her home at Thunderhawk, S. ID.
on Tuesday, Dec. 9th. and was
buried at Fort Yates last Friday.
Mrs. Powers was truly pioneer
lady of Dakota, and during her long
life was loved and respected by all
who knew her. The cause of death
was tuberculosis.
Comrade b. A. Williams arrived
in Linton last Thursday from Spo-
kane, WASH. to look after some in
terests he has here His son, Prof.
Percy Williams, and family. are now
we'll located near Spokane, where
they have a fruit and vegetable
farm and are doing we'll. Percy
Williams was formerly principal of
the Linton schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. GRAPHICAL, who
had been visiting the formers
brothers, Frank and Wayne. and
other relatives, in northern Emmons
county. were in Linton Monday on
their way home to Cottage Grove,
Iowa. While waiting for the Mill
waukee train they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Burge. in Lin
ton, who are their old-time friends.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22
Eat at Turner'S.

Eat at Turner'S.
Will Fischer left Monday by team
for visit to McClusky.
John Van Vugt was up from the
Hague country Friday last.
W. W. Tibbetts. Of Hazelton, was
a visitor in Linton Monday.
H. Ruegles was Hague business
visitor in Linton, last Thursday.
Lou and Paul Crandell were down
from the north country Monday
Sheriff Jones left last Tuesday for
Madison, S. D.. on official business.
Albert Peterson of Gayton was a
business caller in Linton Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Nieuwsma Of Hull last Mon.
day morning.
C. E. Coover was business visitor
from Glencoe in Linton, Wednesday
of last week.
There will be a New Year dancing
party Friday night. Dec. 3Oth, in
the opera-house.
The Rev. Boschee and family will
20 to Iceland Friday to visit friends
until after Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Seeman and
son will leave tomorrow to visit
Minnesota relatives during the holt
days.
P. G. Rocks returned Monday
from Michigan. where he has been
visiting. His family have not yet
returned.
A large number of old friends and
neighbors of the late Major Pitts
were here from southern Emmons
to attend the funeral.
Leo Gee returned last Friday
from Bismarck. where he submitted
to an operation for appendicitis. He
is getting along all right.
Clemens Kelsch and Milton Gull
bertson are home from Grand Forks
for the holidays. They have been
students at the state university.
Chris Zacher, an employee of the
Bechtle transfer line. left last Tues
day for Elgin. Morton county, to
visit his parents during the holidays.
Martin Van Soest, of the Hague
neigborhood made final proof before
Judge Carley Tuesday. George Volk
and Clemens Klein were his wit
nesses.
Regular communication of the
Masonic Lodge at their hall, Tues
day evening. Dec. 9th. There will
be work in the first degree. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
]. M. Olson and R. Roisum came
from the Braddock country Monday
morning. The latter was en- route
to Bryant.S. D., to pass the holidays.
Mr.. Olson returned home the same
evening.
The Rev. N. c. Ellsworth Of Bis
mark will hold services in the Lin
ton Episcopal church next Thursday
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22
Frank GRAPHICAL accompanied the
las ms as far as Linton.

lcsss...ls as far as Linton.
Herman Thorson. who was very
sick with lagrippe for 4 couple of
weeks, and who is not Vet we'll by
any means, is able to be around
again. But he looks mighty
peaked, as they say down south.
May be the railroads don't put on
the high rates for freight coming
west. On carlsbad of corn recentlv
/ shipped by John Reamer from Ma
rion Junction, S. D., To Union CITY
1 (Brofv), the charges were 1920.
i Messrs. Joseph llavlicek. of Fort
Mackenzie. Wyoming. and c. Y.
Pitts, of Dunlap, Iowa, respectively
i son-in-law and brother of Major
Pitts, We're here to attend the flu
neral Arthur and George Pitts,
the major sons. also came over
from the trans Missouri country to
attend the funeral.
The German Evangelical Luther
an church of Linton will have a
Christmas tree at / O'Clock y. M,
/ December 2lth. Service will be
| held especially adapted to the child
zen, with singing and speaking. a
beautiful transparent picture show
ing the history of the holy night
will be exhibited We feel very
thankful toward the citizens of La
ton, who so freely contributed, and
extend our hearty invitation to
! everybody to be present. Let US all
become children again at Christmas
tide; so that we may cheerfuly cell
citrate the feast that brings good
tidiigs Of great JOY, which shall be
to all people; for unto you is born
! this day in the city of David Say
Tor Which is Christ the Lord. ct
US all sing with the holy angels and
our children: Glory TO God in the
highest, and on earth peace and
good will toward men, Regular
service Sunday, Dee. 18th, at 10
o'clock a. M H. Wiegand, Pastor
Ii you heard sounds of bolsterous
mrth that came waited on the winds
from Godkin Brufy-l arvik- Tempel-
tonNille-Union City, Tuesday of last
I week, take it from lis that such
sounds We're not caused by the
shouts of a settler who had discov-
cred gold OH a hillside. No, not by
any means, although they came from
one who had found treasure
Those whoops OF JOY were let out by
Daddy Nelson, whose front name is
Peter. and whose tirst-born. a son,
made his entry that day upon the
sphere of existence, claiming a
/ weight OF twelve pounds. Peter
says the boy told him privately that
he intended to be an engineer all
the same as his Dad The neighbors
assert that when Pap was introduced
to the youngster the latter stared at
him moment and then burst into
a laugh. Daddy asked the lad what
provoked his mirth He responded
in words which his mother interpre-
ted (mothers only understand baby
TALK: IS latin, Paw. tause | 5 dot
mo hair n you has. The son was
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22
noi-DiNd DOWN A CLAIM.

II s pinei'ei, hundred aud i've.
und looked very tame.
y Thought five yonrs would ncv,r end
" lilo holding down ii claim
40 wsary day, nnd wenry Nights
snn' aud wcni 1n>l rhc same
i.i' That The way Ia gel hon.
~ hoidins down clnim
tpilea fram mrrly dawn MI dark
niatt.t weld or ninc,
W. were bound tn have II home
ny holding down the claim
So ploN the band and SOW the seed
lhe wind sweeps DER the plain
II takes our crop aud burns 1t up,
iiui sin Sc hold the claim
Npiro~ the long, hard years mr.. past
Who'll say lhnt wnre to blame
SO know that We have canned home
~ holding down acclaim.
NtNi "hen wc get a patent true
W,l prny aud hope for rain,
Aiiti We expect 10 end our day,
en- that dear, blessed clninis
IA -tlll 50 trust IN Providence,
VINO guides ~ In The main
w, know He wut hes DER us all
When holding down a claim.
ininons 90, ". 10. Iuia.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-22
CoTTLlEB BEcHTLE
Proprietor

way 70 his patients house The au
tonloblc was finally gotten ont of
the y ter. but it took about four
hours work To do il.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Additional Sports News
i. c. RUGBY TEAM
DOWNS VICTORIA
Berkeley Fifteen Scores Only
Three Points of Game on
Wet Field

VICTORIA, B. c., Dec. 29.-Berkeley
won the second Rugby match for the
Cooper Keither cup and for the Pacific
coast championship from Victoria this
afternoon by points, making the first
score Of the series. Evans, after some
clever passing close to the Victoria
line, got over in rush just as the
first half closed. The try was not
converted. The second half ended with
no additional scoring, although the Vic
toria men were dangerously close sew
eral times.
The ground was wet rain falling dur
ing the greater portion of the game.
The play was free from the roughness
on the part Of the collegians which
marked the first game. The Califor
mans excelled in passing and gained
much ground by clever combinat tions
They had the advantage in weight and
when Victoria had the ball close to
the line this superiority told.
Victoria dribbled much better than
the visitors. A number of brilliant
rushes were made at the dribble, Berke-
ley saving by narrow margin on
occasion saved Berkeley from having
a try scored on them. A large crowd
saw the game. Alex Martin refereed.
Jordan and Phleger of Berkeley and
Lieutenant Holt of Victoria were out
of the game today. The last game
Of the series will be played Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco, Thursday, December 20;
BELIsAS-KAMBISH-Jos Bellas, 80, and
Mary Kambish. 3s. both of 201O Folsom street.
BENNETT-LEITH-Ch A. Bennett, %.
545 Dolores street, ana Anita V. Leith, 20,
1139 Pierce street.
BROWN-BUCHANAN- S. Brown %.
Lindsay. and Reba NJ. Buchanan, 49, 2257
Geary street
CI1ARK-LE DoUX-Wilham ]. Clark, 2e, Boil
var, No. and Myrtle E. le Doux. 21, Little
Falls, Minn.
DAvIS-MARCEIL-PIER B. Davis
MARCEL. Al. and Anna A. Pierce 20, both of
151 Third street.
GAAIBA-RUGGIERA-Lo GAMBIA. 10, 1e Val
paraiso street, and Jennie Ruggiera, Is, 10
Sonora street.
oN-BERTRAND-Louis B. Maxson, sS.
2S5 Ninth avenue and Lucy NJ Bertrand %,
1888 Eleventh avenue.
-INGERToN-Patrick J. Murray Is,
2655 Howard street, and Elizabeth NJ. Inger-
ton, %, 1872 Alabama street.
0LIN-AHOLA-Emil A. Olin, 2S and Amelia
Ahola, 80, both of 239 Steuart street.
RYAN-CURRAN-Joh S. Ryan. 30 1747 La
guna street, and Mary A. Curran 25, 1910
California street.
STEWART-RANEY- Stewart 81, and
Janet B. Raney, 21, both Of 365 First avenue.
TAUSSIG- Taussig, 49, 2S31
Howard street, and Florence C. Ferry, II, 64
Cortland avenue.
TH0AAS-FISHER,-F J.. Thomas, 81, and
Rose NJ. Fisher, 10. both of Oakland.
yASCHE- GRANDCHILDREN A. vaeche. %.
and Amelia V. Trabueeo, IS, both of Prince
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Jack Johnson Denies He
VIII Visit Paris
[Speoial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO. Dec. ga report from
Paris was current in sporting circles
today that Jack johnson, heavy
weight champion. had agreed TO meet
the winner of the Sam Langford-Joe
Jeanette fight, which viii be held in
the French capital some time in April.
Johnson was in town for three hours
and denied that he had signed any
agreement to meet either Langford or
Jeanette on the other side.
MY next fight will be in this coun-
try with a judge whom ] know is a
fair and honest man" the champion
said in talking OF the report I am
my own manager. and if any one has
me tangled up in a fight over there I
am not TO blame. When the time
comes for me to sign articles and
talk over things pertaining to a bat
tie. Jack Johnson will make all ar
rangements, and he viii continue to do
this until he appoints some one to act
as mana ger.
Packey Mcfarland. the stockyard
lightweight, who is training at O'Con-
nelfs for a hard campaign, today was
compelled to cancel his fight with
Harry Trendau at Pittsburg on jan
nary 6. Packey has received word from
the Smoky City that Trendall will be
operated on for appendicitis in a few
days
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS
Notable Deaths

J. w. ELLIS, FINANCIER- York. Dec.
29.-John w Ellis, who played a large part
in engineering the national finances during the
civil war, is dead at his home here in his
ninety-fourth year. after an illness of several
years. He was instrumental in organizing
the national bank system during the war, and
became president Of the first national bank
founded. At this time he was continuously in
tary Chase and J. Jay Cooke.
G. D. HODGES, HoTELMAE-salina Dec. %
George D. Hodges. q hotelman of national
reputation, died here today of Bright's dis
ease. He was &c years old and had been
connected with many of the principal hotels
of the Pacific coast and the East. He as
sisted Warren Leland at the opening of the
old Palace hotel in San Francisco.
s. H. BUTCHER, EDUCAToR-London, Dec.
29.-Samuel Henry Butcher unionist mem
Der of parliament for Cambridge university
since 1903. died today. He was president Of
the British Academy of Letters in 1909. He
taught successfully at Oxford and the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh, and in 1904 lecturer
at Harvard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
TELBGRApHs VS.. YosEMIrEs

VALLEJO. Dec. 29.-Following out
his declaration made some time ago
that he would allow his team to meet
the YOsemites Of San Francisco. on any
old lot and in any old place, Manager
coleman Of the Telegraphs last evening
over the long distance telephone ac-
cepted a challenge for a game TO be
played in San Francisco next Sunday.
The locals are considerably wrought UP
over the declaration Of the Yosemite
eleven that it won the game played
here two weeks ago. The local eleven
has been prscticing every day this
week and all the players have rounded
into great form.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
5000 POUNDS PAID
FOR A MANTEGNA
Louvre in Paris Believes Pic
ture Is Genuine

Eight thousand pounds is the sum
paid for a Mantegna by the treasury
of the Louvre in Paris. The picture, a
French contemporary tells US, has been
in the possession Of a church in the
Puy de Dome. It is hoped that after
this price has been paid, the picture
is a genuine Mantegna, for there have
been, as our contemporary remarks
several unpleasant surprises in these
matters Of late. The highest authori-
ties have, however, proclaimed it's gen
uineness- One thing is certain, the
painting came from the Bourbon fam
ly. Gilbert de Bourbon, count of
Montpensier, married some centuries
back Claire de Gonzague, niece of the
then marquis of Mantua and patron Of
Montegna. It only remains now to find
out definitely whether the picture was
part of the young brides marriage por-
tion or whether she received it at a
later date as a gift from her parents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
HolliSter CourSing Men
Coming Here

big delegation of coursing men
will come up from Hollister to attend
the running of the big Champion stake
Sunday at Ingleside coursing park. The
pick of the dogs in that section have
been entered in the event, which is one
Of the biggest coursing attractions of
the season. Huckster Fairview Boy
and Bolsa Girl will represent the coun-
try Ieashmen.
Among the visiting leashmen will be
Ed Holbrook, Jerry Wright, Jeff Doo-
Ian, Billy McCloskey and a number of
others. The draw was held last night
and resulted as follows:
Open stake-St. Francis VS.. Fairyiew Boy:
Servant Girl VS.. Bolsa Girl; Kitty F. vs. True
Wing: Miss Luxor VS.. May s; Belmont Lass VS.
7. J. CroDin; Lady POrtola We. Union Label; Tur-
keys Best Hollywood; Galter1nore VS.. Fort
Miley; Huckster VS.. Master Bishop; Carmel VS..
Myrtle; Blackbird VS.. Georgetown
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
MUNICIPAL TRAMWAY
IS GOOD INVESTMENT
Liverpool Receipts $7z,oo7 in
Nine Months

During the first nine months of 1910
the receipts of the municipal tram
ways Of Liverpool increased 1887
over those Of the corresponding period
Of last year. During the year ended
March 81, 1910, s3,5O6, ,656 passengers
were carried, an increase of 81 per cent
over last year, 81 per cent over 1908.
and per cent over the record year of
1907, reports Consul Horace Lee Wash
ington.
The receipts amounted to $2,107.194.
an increase of $72,511, or So per cent
over 1903, and s55,161, or 2.7 per cent
over 1908.
Extension of stages were given dur
ing the year, the average of the penny
($0.020277) stage now being 2 2-3 miles.
The first class cars experimentally
adopted on some of the city routes have
proved so satisfactory that inhabitants
Of other tramway routes are now ask
ing for similar cars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Memphis Hopes Against
Hope for Racing
Especial Dispatch TO The colLl


MEMPHIS, Tenn Dec. 2s.-with
hardly a single exception the delega-
ton that will represent this community
in the coming session of the legislature
will oppose any effort to modify the
present drastic laws prohibiting bet
ting on horseraces within the state.
Added to the announcement of senior
Senator elect Mckay were statements
today from Senators Page and Bacon,
both of whom declare that the time is
not ripe for a revival of the sport with
any gambling attachment. On top of
this, however, is a report current here
that outside interests have gathered a
fund of 100000 for lobbying" pur-
poses at Nashville. The effort is be-
lieved to be to restore betting so that
a winter meeting can be held in Mem
phis of at least 100 days. Many turf
followers here profess to believe that
there is a chance for a favorable law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
GOTCH To WRESTLE
The RUSSIAN Lion
Manager of HackenScEn1idt Ac-
cepfs Champions Offer of
$4,000 Side Bet

MONTREAL, Dec. 2e.-Jack Curley,
manager for George Hackenschmidt.
the Russian wrestler. left for Chicago
today to conclude arrangements for a
match between HIS principal and Frank
Gotch. Jack Curley had previously
wired formal acceptance of a challenge
TO a contest for 100000 side bet
Gotch TickIed
DEs MONIES. Ia, Dec. 2g.-''Ticzled
TO death" DECLARED Fran1& Gotch over
the telephone today whfk told that
Jack Curley. manager for prge Hack
enschmidt, had accepted tHe challenge
ISSUED through Farmer Burns, that
Gotch would meet any man that would
put up a $4,000 side bet
'T am ready to meet the Russian
lion as they call him and show him
that I am still worlds champion.
vvorld prefer that the match be pulled
of in the next three or four weeks
After meeting him I will stay on the
mat as long as any Of them can put
I'D enough money. But I don't think
there is enough money in the whole
bunch Of them to cover the amount IN
the challenge issued by Farmer Burns
Miss GLADYS Oestrfch Of Humboldt,
fancee Of Frank Gotch, was surprised
today when she was told over the
telephone that Gotch and Hacken-
schmidt were likely TO meet on the
mat
why. Frank promised that he would
not go back TO wrestling" she said.
We had talk a short time ago and
he DID not say he had changed his
mind
And viii you break the engagement
II he returns to the mat?"
Just a moments hesitation.
No I would not want 70 say that,
but I can not say definitely until
talk things over with him. He prom
ised me-but then I guess I'd better
see Frank"
A Des MOines citizen today author
lied the Des Moines Capital to offer
$4,000 to get the Gotch- -Hackenschmidt
wrestling match pulled of in Des
AGoines. The only stipulation is that
the match be held within six weeks.