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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
SENSATION!
PiTTSBURG is
SH0-0-CkED
Gay Steel Trust Million.
aires Hold Naughty Din
ner, So They Say.

PtTrsnuRU ra.. Jan 10 fitile
hy little the details % thc Carnegie
Steel officials Saturday nlshi an.
uer leaked cot today. ana even
fitlahurE IL shocked
The event was au annual affair,
end u cost 600 plate inaemuch
a. there were 20 peraoua present.
the sspchholdcrs of the United
States Steel Corporation we're said
today to have started lombard
meat ui questions, consisting 81
why's Also 90 the stockhotdera
ask 20 b. made acquainted with the
nature 81 decorations thnt we're said
tp have required an outlay uf 81 600
for American beauty roses and 500
eanaries A. for the sAsps. some
ucdY started STORY eifrulatiug
That the famous Seeif alaner 0f i
few years agu was entirely oatdone
There VAS not only a single dancer
% eniiFcu the banquet fuom Sat.
urday night. Il waa declared. bat
there Wefe several ~ thorn And
eeely y icrp4lehorcan disciple aidnt
90 u any better than SATURDAY
uiehtu array. " the Rasslpa can b.
believed.
Hui. tuasmuch a. even the key
holes to the banquet hall were stop
fed up aud armed guards placed az
thf door. ll lsn't probable that mans
delall4 are xulnE O. become known.
TIE baruuefefa SAID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
OLGA NETHERSOLE
ASKS PARDON FOR
HER FORMER SUPE

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan To-
Olga Nethersole. the actress. today
is petitioner for the release from
The San Quentin penltentlafy Of
Percy Pembroke. former supc
tn her company. who was sen
fenced Ia serve ten years follow
iug his conviction on burglary
charge
Pembroke "sured al an Oakland
theatre during Miss Ncthersole's
last engagement Ia that city Upon
her return 20 the Pacific coast she
heard OF his predlcament. and yes
terfay appealed 10 Gov Gillett for
clomency on his behalf The gov.
ernor provided her with a parole
request blank. and suggested that
she file it iu the regular manner
Pembroke was convicted OF hold.
FMS up q barber in Oakland Prior
10 that he was tried three times
and acquitted for alleged completely
In the murder OF "a man In Fruit.
vale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
WHEN WILL FURTH BUY
NEW MADISON CABLE?
Line Was Useless for Fourteen Hours Again Satur-
day and Once Again Men and Women Walked
Home in the Rain.

When going buy cable Madison
The Saturday afternoon IN
O'Clock yesterday morning IL the within
for serious ueup for the line
employees company just many
downs the line there n a year.
Though the Madison line proceeds any
other line in The city. the ! gives i
Workingmeu who home thai line had
night al least Of The opportunity
do shopping up steep
with their bundles op girls the long
day had TO walk bone
rained Saturday night That helped
inspector
all Saturday people again
that night gave explanation is suggestive
They lot Of these he said 4fe
lows thar don't how They
not hard enough the cable
there $ a break
Suggestive testimony
4o~ long green quits
breaking When
going a terrible accident Madison ST.
money company
paid minimum for the
cable
cloth. perhaps. rather than "a
about the peope-the people who have 70 uak7
A. public utilities.
campaign A.
Bouilon Is % office now-for~awhie.
people A. Rouion trouble maker He a trouble
when neglected s plain
Madison d. win be again.
he meantime while people Flooding
Madison "a think Of while
power lying de handful repairing
broken Of cable
pretty seriously about this question;
VIXEN is MADISON GOING TO DECENT CAR SERVICES
ron THE PEOPLE HAVE ABOUT LOST PATIENCE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
WOMAN THIEF
LOOTS HOUSE

While the family was away from
home and while the maid bad
stepped out for a brief half hour to
make a purchase az a grocery store.
a woman thief entered the home
OF Donald Mcdonald. iai W. High
land Drive Saturday afternoon and
pilforcd the house OF a number of
small trinkeis and a valuable watch.
Neighbors remember seeing a
woman dressed In black and wear
ing a large fur hat leave the house
while the maid was away They
remarked az the time that Il was
strange The woman was watched
closely aud a good description was
given to the police The same neigh
bors are positive that they would
recognize the woman n brought
face 10 face with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
VICTORY FOR
GOVERN EHT

WASHINGTON. Jan ne TIE n
,erstate Commerce Commission has
the poser % regulate the dlsifibu
iion az coal b. the railroads 81 the
United States. acrordlnE Ia De-.
essioa % the federal supreme court
to-day
The ruling was made tn the IA.
nous SUIT ~ the llilanis Central.
Chicago a Alton. and baltimore 4
Ohio railroads against the Inter.
state Commerce commissioners. d..
Hying the right % the commission
70 make q pro RATA distribution n
available coal cars.
The supreme court reversed The
lower eourt IN tha casea BROUGHT
By the Illinois Central and Chicago
a Alton. and remnnded that Of the
Baltimore A Ohio. with Instructions
70 dismiss IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
DUCK BANQUETS ON YEAST; ExPLODES
AND FRAGMENT BLINDS FOWLS OWNER

Upon returning from church. Per
aims discovered hls prize duck In
y lngy condition Telltaie marks
nrugnd the pan ~ Yeast gave him
clea 90 the trouble
tie was about 20 pick up the bird
when q exploded with a loud re-.
port aud Perkins ran into the
house. holding both hands over one
eve
A SURGEON was called and found
that The eyeball bad been penetrat-
I'D hy a fragment ~ flyiug duck
he gave no hope that the sight
could be- saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
S250,0O0 GIFT IS
FOUND IN CELLAR

ST LOUIS. Jan 40 Archbishop
j. j Clenuon learned Sunday that
the boxes labeled Pictures which
we're received 40 bis home on the
occasion of hls recent silver lubi.
lee. and placed IN the cellar. were
W0rldiamoua paintings worth
about t250.000
The boxes. which we're sent ~
tho archbishop BY Herman g. q.
Luyfies. millionaire chemist con.
tanned ift paintings by Lemerciea.
a Partisan artist Of note They are
copies ~ the series On The life of
Christ finished by = j. : Tiaa0t
in 1896
Mr Luyuea IS not Catholic
He presented the series TO the
archbishop 90 be- placed ln the new
cathedral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
There's no other way you
PEOPLE PAY THE BILLS.

There's other way you figure it except thisTHE
PEOPLE PAY THE BILLS
The contractors trust which in the last ten years has stolen
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars regadc e 70 the
political gang excessive figures has made ts fortunes
from the poor landlords It's simply resulted n higher rent FOE
the with a family
Political graft higher taxes-always. And the in
Is always paid by The common peopealways II they
rent they have pay higher rent If they their own
homes then clothes and groceries and the other necessities Of
life 60 up--always
There's way Of beating that game, escape from this
conclusion Every Seattle is vitality interested in the
spending Of the city money
For ten years Seattle householders have paid the toll levied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
P|NCHOT IS
PREPARING A
STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Jan 10 Clifford
Pinehut q preparing a public state.
ment which will 30 designed to
slndleate hts position Ia ihe con.
truversy whieh led 10 bis dismiFsal
aa chief forester b. President TAR
Stories that F8uehoi has bcea b.
with President
Roosevelt since The former prepi
dent sent 60 Afflca, are not denied
- pmehots friends today
The Taft administration support
err appear % BE- much concerned
over tho possible contents 81 the
forthcoming pinchut statement
They expect ii viii point out %
sfronR terms what Pinch0t rnnaid.
era the dangers Of the attitude -
the Taft administration toward the
conservation 81 natural resources.
f'inchoi is pre- paflnR Tho slate
.-s4.sa.sa|slaa. aasaHHsa7ss-
(Continued - PAGE seven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
ARGUMENT FIRST:
THEN TAKE CLUB

NEW YORE. Jan 10 Mrs r y
OCoanor wife 81 the famous Irish.
man. has defined the distinction
between a suffrawisf and q sui
ffaRetta.
Mrs Parkhursl has made the
distinction that q suffTngiat a =
persuadef and e aafffaEetts Is q
soldier For myself believe ID
using persuasion first and then be-
coming q soldier
In EuEl8nd wo have tried per.
suasion Well meaning wnmeH
worked foF Years With gentle meth.
DDS. and no attention was paid 10
them This rs a vulgar age. but
" o. better to b. a vulgar and sue-
cesEfui 0oman that en- unsuccessful
lady. she added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
WORLDS END Is
NEAR, SAYS BOOTH


LONDON. Jan 10 Followers ~
COmmandsrin Chief General Booth
~ the salvation Army are consider.
ably exercised today By his predin'
ton that the end 81 the world b.
fire q close AZ hand
~ an address here yesterday the
AGED salFaii0uist declared that the
nations % the earth are as one iu
their prevailing wickcdness and
that they afu rushing forward.
Needless Of the warnings or sodom.
Ia destruction The end ~ the
world. be stated Is coming 81 the
wicked and the period ~ ~ hts
tory a. fast approaching Fire not
water. be propheaied vii mark the
end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
$40 A WEEK ONCE;
MILLIONAIRE NOW

CHICAGO. Jan i0-From driver
~ d bakery wagon AZ $40 week 20
retired millionaire ls the transition
of William mccoy, who has just
turned over the hotel property, that
for twenty five years bore bic name.
10 The Victoria Hotel company
on hia arrival Ia Chicago from
Ireland about forty years ago Mr.
Mccoy obtained employment as a
driver a few years later he en-
gagged IL the livery business, which
gave him his start on the road TO
wealth About thirty years ago
be went into the hotel business aud
Was successful from the start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

williamsburg docks Of the SUGAR
trust Co one years imprisonment
cu nlArkgelia island They we're
convicted December ~. 1909. ~
manipulating the scales ON the
Williamsburg docks IN the interests
81 the importers Oliver splitter.
another checker who was convict.
"a with the above four. will bo sen.
tencod on February re is In a
local hospital recovering from an
operation performed yesterday.
PRIOR 20 prououncing sentence.
Iudge Martin scored the prisoners
for refusing 90 take advantage %
y hint he dropped during their trial
20 the effect that should they make
a clean breast OF their part IN the
sugar scandals they would be- treat.
ed lcniently Il Is expected that
the men will appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
CALHOUN TRIAL
is POSTPONED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. To-
Upon motion of Charles Nj Ffckert.
the new district attorney, the trial
of Patrick Calhoun, millionaire lrac-
ton magnato. charged with bribery,
was postponed today until January
~. Fickert asked the postpone.
ment ON the ground that he Is not
familiar with the record in the case,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
CLAWS ON
HIS WAY To
WASHINGTON

PORTLAND. Or. Jar. 10 Louis
r CLAWS. the deposed chief 81 The
general land office. today is on his
way 10 Washington. - G.
After ~ hours ~ effort Saturday
Claws was finally located Al 20
.. M 20 miles back ia The noun.
tains of klickitat county
The news 81 the dismissal of Gif.
ford Pinehos VAS broken 20 him
by The Initcd Press
The ncWa from Washington came
SO suddenly that for a few minutes
CLAWS seemed al a loss for words
Yes, ! am going east. be 90.
sponded IN answer 90 querr
am going caat Immediately.
then a. an aftnrfhought be added
II so east every winter
nut. Mr CLAWS. Isn't your con.
femplated visit Ia connection with
the nallluger Pinchot controversy p"
= cannot answer that question.
came back over the telephone "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

berry OF the taxpayer by the Gill gang ellis election as mayor
vote Tor Gill by wage the head OF a family an
admission that the voter willing pay tribute the gang
for two years The thieves paying ellis campaign
funds 70 benefit The people that pay iho Not without
promise that they will get the money back from the taxpayer
would these money greedy Indicators furnish the financial
backing OF the Gill campaign.
Every for Gill is endorsement Of the wead plans
OF the machine reap years harvest by stealing the
peoples money legally Corporations contractors dive keepers
saloon keepers and bawdy house owners win get rich.
HOW ABOUT THE HONEST WAGE GARNER AND
HOME OWNER THAT MUST PAY THE MONEY THAT
WILL ENRICH THESE POLITICAL PETS or GILL?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
PULPIT FAILURE,
SAYS DR.. ADLER

NEW YORK. Jan. 10-"Yes."
was Or Felix Adlers answer TO the
question. lie the pulpit obsolote?'
asked in his lecture here last night
Failing church attendance. said
the famous speaker. "tcstifles 10
the failure OF the pulpit Formerly
the Views ON important subjects
were headed hy the clergy. Now
we read the views " bankers.
The best men are no longer
going into the pulpit The age Is
practical and men want visible re-
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
ELOPING HEIRESS
HIDES IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan TO- Detectives
today began 10 scour this city in
a search for Roberta de Janon. a
Philadelphia heiress. and Frederick
Cohen. a waiter, who are believed
20 have eloped from Philadelphia
~ days aso. The search was start
ed on receipt OF word today from
the Philadelphia authorities that
the couple are believed to have
come here from the East last Fri
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
ITALIAN YOUTH SUCCUMBS;
BULLET FITS POuCEMAN'S GUN

L Vas a bullet from st.caliber
revolver thai Killed Tony portl
piiin, fhe young Italian boy who
vna shot down IN the klak VI Dis.
sriet un the nlghs ~ December 20
p0gfipsllo fingered between ilfe aud
death Tor three weeks. dying At
the cts hospital at 1890 this
morning
fsF Crookali. $40 Alaska huliding
performed an autopsy fhis morning
aud extracted she bullet from the
lower ieff lung Il vac Al cali,
Der. the Same ~ The hnliefs used
~ phfrolmau 4 McGrath
McGrafh and rafrolman Thomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

IBIS associates During the entire period of ellis activity IN the
council the contractors trust has ouished property owners
have paid for the contractors prosperity aud the tenant has
reimbursed the landlord
Ten years robbery Of the taxpayers has satisfied the
members of the contractors the public service
raons For years they have had subserven council The
people submitted The wealth accumulated during decade of
pfeng from the wage to be greatly augmented by
years OF Hi Gill in the mayors and his councmanc
in the council With Gill mayor the bank
already large with money taken from the family funds will be
sweled to enormous fortunes.
All that remains carry out the scheme OF wholesale rob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

ia are some special reasons why the coming primary cleo
y 'Hal interest o. every person 10 Seattle.
~, people think tbat when city money is squandcred and
49, "gh Is only the taxpayer, the holder Of land who
w We all Of as, owners or renters Of much money
49, "'is money suffer Rather the Of least money
cry money goes enrich political pots. taxes go up
tes.. ofd doesn't pay The increase lie takes It ont Of his
&. /" other words, be raises the rents
sy funds squandcrcd the grocer the dy goods
Is. M We butcher tie clothing have 20 give zap more TO
nle ' gang But the people pay the bills The whole
pvph on the retailer the retailer raises 'ne'" on '"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
BLEACHED FLOUR
NOT FOR WILEY

WASHINGTON Jan. l0-"No
good can come from making flour
white It's just % please the eve"
said Or Wiley chief chemist today
you don't find any great amount
OF bleachod flour going into inter.
state commerce now Every time
cut "a loaf of breed J rejoice be-.
cause, instead az having the white.
ness ol corpse. f. has that heauti.
ful. delicate amber tint that all
bread ought to have"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Meiah were pursuing poftipiiio
~hen he Wa shot Walsh admits
hrug f~n shots into the afr flc
eAtsiea a ascailhef revolver. Nc.
eraths Waa = ~ After the shoot.
lnT Mctirath u declared 70 have
broke hin revolver AZ police head
quarters and ahosn that he did not
fire There are Witnesses 20 the
shooting. however. who say beth
policemen discharged their wea
puna
Br Ghiglionne. Italian consul.
and RoKer MaFehelii were present
a. iha autopsy. representing the
Italian residents u the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
HERMANN TRIAL
ON Ar PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan 80
Ringer Hermann faced the opening
~ his trial for conspiracy to So.
fraud the government or public
lands. ~ the United States court
before Judge Wolverton. this morn
ing ~ 10 O'Clock up % ~ 30 the
court eas busy with hearing the
excuses Of the Yenlrcmen called TO
form the jury % Try the case This
afternoon the attorneys win begin
che task of selecting ~ men from
the remainder left from the original
30i men called 10 form the petit
jury 10 bear the evidence OF the
cnHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

DIES MONIES. Ia. Jan 10 Tho
efranEesf accident recorded In ID.
cal history occurred YESTERDAY
morning. when Rhhdnmanthua. a
duck. which had taken prizes a.
she resent iowa poultry show. ex.
pioded into several hundred pieces.
one % which struck sliaa Perkins
In the eye destroying the sight
The cause % RhadamNHthua un.
timely explosion vas pan u
yeast This. standing upon Per.
sins back porch. tempted the duck.
y hlch Robhlcd u all up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
CANNON LOSES
IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. Jan. i0.-The
senate today adopted the Joint reso-
luton. which was amended 10 the
house 10 as 90 take from Speaker
Cannon The power 20 appoint the
house members OF the Banlnger in.
ycsiigation committee. Tho resoiu-
ton was changed slightly as 70
wording. and for this reason IL must
go bach 70 the house Il was re-
ported favorably today by Senator
Newianas. chairman OF the public
lands committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
soulLLoN WILL SPEAK.

A. Y. Boulllon. the republi- =
a can candidate for mayor. VIII =
q address two meetings this =
= week. Tonight the candidate a
= will speak az St Clement 2 :
q church. gath av. and Fir 81.
q AZ the United Presbyterian =
q church. 18th ay aud Spfine .
a. Bouilion will discuss mu- =
nicipal affairs ON Wednesday .
a night
$500 4s&N4 R4RsE =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

And Bill Jones. the Georgetown
policeman. Yesterday strobe through
Georgetown arrnyed In the full unl
form OF a city cop. by hook The
police uniform for Georgetown
pairolmou comes as the result OF a
bitter fight between ihc city council
aud former May1r Mueller The
mayor held that the uniform would
destroy the efncloucy of the force
boz tho council hocded not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
TRIAL MARRIAGE IN
SEATTLE A FAILURE
aRube' Pierce and Dora
Porter Try Pierce
Gives His Reasons for
Breaking Away.

kmhaftaf iuhAr ffhtNf N-l
- 10 vears q Il. NJ Charles
sssssn pierce. better known as
seeAes Pierre. one II che propfie
z ! PINE 81 saloon. believes
= waae a mistake and be wants
= make amends
Tasss - baby etisn1 sun
AAireA chap without tps u'''V' ~
htKlAs ANkai e w-,.
sanan. sAo vas Miss lsera Porter ...,....
xtgt IN eoafS 'oaAs "ts't '''sf
t.s ack of love kube tieiee PROM
~ her.
me psccnt Thing 20 Do.
I, -. x.a, maaam said Iadee
- IN, hsxo 10 alternative
sD.s.rs nat no marriage
whm ssennf and proper
80. 49, a. pssr,.e - as Is % MARRY
N. 80 s,ssnsIfs A. eive hla flesh and
- I ~.uee hsfofs the world
,.s.sasfier Ais resolution 70
go - ~ Expressed IA
- g. urose tha l8ilnai ing
-. = ~ womar On ihe day
~ s,t,v.s II agssrtsa her Aurii
,sas.
So R,he & pierc,, fusf a
~..ssrs whs donY IKE mar
nM
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a. res,.. a.s y -. go married yoa
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&c. ~ "A. $50 Wins 'o take
~ - !, J. 4. y. I.s,oI'ns ny love
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w,li 49,. =. n. At's
"a nsa s .s~- ~. ' ,. ai'er ihe kid
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i'd ~ s,, n-.s F. aellar SAINT
atm ~ tains SIN both
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
SUGAR CHECKERS
GET YEAR APIECE

new YORK. Jan To- Federal
Judge Martin today sentenced
Thomas Keh0c. Patrick J lieunes
49, John Il Boyle and Edward a.
Coyio. formerly checkers on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

Rain on snow tonight and I
Tuesday. moderate east 4,
winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

lcontIn1sd on PEG ssvsn.l
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tcousiassa - psss Seven
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
Can You Write q Jolly jingle?

want to know and will pay to
find out. The subject will be "Per.
sian Secret" and Sabin's Drug store.
You probably already know that
PERSIAN Secret" is the ideal prepar-
alton for the hands and face. It's
a happy theme for rhymes and al
though you know from experience
that 1t makes the skin soft, smooth
and fresh-and so the wrinkles don't
come. Cures chapped hands or sun
burn.
Should always be used after wash
ing dishes, exposure to the sun or
wind-and by gentlemen after shay
ing.
It's antiseptic, but not poisonous.
Soothing and healing, and not
sticky or greasy.
Write your jingle about Persian
Secret"-make 1t not to exceed ten
lines and leave at Sabin's Drug store
by Saturday, February 26. The one
handing in the best will receive a
Waterman or Conklin Fountain Pen.
The second best box of Writings
fine stationery, and the third best a
pound box of Rough House Choco-
lates. Competent judges will be Sc
lected. Sabin, the druggist.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
COMING EVENTS.

Feb. 26, Friday-C. e. Whistler will
speak at opera house on the La
Fean bill and other topics.
March /, Observation-Disclosures enter
tainment, "The Face of Jesus" by
Rev. A. F. Ferris. at opera house.
March 10, Saturday-Ladies' Auxili-
airy will serve o'clock tea to new
comers in the Commercial Club
parlors.
March IA, Monday-Annual meeting
of the Commercial Club. Election
of officers and hilarity doings.
March IA, Monday-Maud Powell at
Opera house.
March is, Neutrality-suspicious. So
cial at the M. e. Church parlors,
under auspices of the Woman's
Home Missionary society.
April /, Friday-The 4th division Of
the Ladies' Benefit society of the
Presbyterian church give an invita-
ton party.
April IS, Monday-The Gingerbread
Man at Opera house.
May 9-10, Monday and Tuesd v
Commercial Club minstrels, local
talent.
Dec. 2, Friday--Ladies OF Newman
M. Il. church will hold bazaar
and sale. 2-25-1t