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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

How are You hififEs These dayH
iiauuaf Inquired LATHAM from thr
Nrw f0rk henrh
Wagner finfrH ur aud after n Tess
npfa quips had sunk under his skin
be- wheeled sharply toward The Sew
York iiearh and came Co stop IN
front ~ Latham The big German
waH 80 mnd thaf be- could NOT find
words 90 express himself lie just
d0uhiaa up that bis hnm-iiAe fist
and waved lt menneinRlY
Neai tiue up Wagner put The bail
far int1 fha iefi field bieacher Tor
horne ran huf The Giants wun shs
Faue anyhow That niaht Clarke
cnfapalned bitterly nf latham. ard
" eaa be who Induced NreFfnfs g.
have Arsic muK1ied Barney Was
hopping mad him eif and Resolved
20 Him SOME legislation ~ Latham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
STATE
LEAGUE ALSO
SHY
Former Outlaw Organiza-
ton, Like the Northwest
ern, is Looking for An
other Club.

STOCKTON. Caf Jan Prank
Herman. &c SAN Francisco, VIII az
rrct the drstlnirs 30 the California
ainta Baseball league next season
HF Waa GEL eiagffd tp the presidency
20 tile fHrmur Outlaw organization
at ils annual meeting here Yaetrf
day
Aside FROM thf recollection ef ilwt
Wnn. utiir waa dome et yesterday r
s0faioB Tho salary limit fer Tire
state leaNue clubs was fixed az
at 500 mnmthiy and tho matter ~ a
slxth elub Ga complete TIE circuit
waa diaruaaed Neither san Jose
mar raherafieid appligAnta far thlH
franchise had rrfgf seuiafifeH Hi the
meeting Hnd che niafter was lrft
unsettled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
VANCOUVER YACHT
CLUB SURE TO
CHALLENGE

VANCOUVER. \ g.. Jan -f'ot
lawine meeting % ths exeeaslNe
committee of the Royal Vancouver
Yacht club. q was decided - issue
chaiieuge Cor the Alexandra CUP
for yhe present year Accordingly
n rhailensr vas dfa~n pp and
placed "a the hands of the cup
trustees
Tails was thr only challenge ~
celYed fny thr trophy. as according
10 the provisions ~ she deed q
sift. uoiice u lnteutiun Ia race for
sha enp must b. 9ivfu thN vmp
trustees hesore the end ~ the year
preceding that 90 which the race
Il "a a. held Tbs international ro-
gatta. az phich the Al~Hantfa cup
races are the rrinelpal features aru
10 b. held 81 Victoria ueat fast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Mrn in nnn Inning BE- had l'hfl-
Hpca goat The FlifshufE pii hrf
gal1p'ainrd 81 the umplfes. bui they
dtg'sgeH iaAf Latham bad uai ad
afeHert hts remarks q rhiilpna but
% fhe NeM York piasafa. ANA that
" nAt used nn bad Language. there
f9re theY refused % remove him
Wagner Pssvsa
Use climax faWa whFn Hans
Wagner np FOR fhr third iimf. 81 nf
ant ua an easy pou-fiy The great
iienua waa IN fha miaag ~ one ~
the worst batting aiumpa ihai ever
atrftaak him lie had been Enluk
Without hss biaEles fof aevefui
Kamea anh b. thia ane in particular
he had f4iied a. hif aHA.
~ ~ walked imek from fret haaa
WITH 6wmneasi bread hn heard 4
r0irn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
SPECIAL TRAIN
FROM GOTHAM

NFW YORK 4an. ts--Artina ua
tha prennmu1iNu that the lefffiees
Eahnean acfau eill b. held % san
Ffsnetagn af vicinity sally lilhauu.
rresiaent 80 ftt Fmlfmnmi eiah ~
NaU YORK. has made afrauKeuferfs
Tor q s. iuse ifaiH tn take e. the
areaH IS battle taterattHH ~
guthsm srnFtinE men.
Ulhson has provided fee % through
train ~ thrss pulifuanH cieb rar
and nm observation ear
u is arranged thar hs train VIII
have a special buffet steward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
cHRlsTY MATrHEWsoN.

Something ~ q surprise was uc-
casianed when Secretary Hrydler p
figures were given out and e w4N
found that f,hristy Mntthewsun in-
stead ~ standinx alone &c the head
~ the National IeaEtie diflfed first
piare bnnora With Howard Cnmniix
the pirate fliuErr Each pitcher
won = gaines ans dropped six.
which gave them a percentage ~
sod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
ABOUT RUCRY

Tho University NJ Oregon according
n
iornlt colleges fbsuio rugby
This brings the question Of football
Eastern athletic circles upside paa
doors bic being the proposed
suucu from another anee shan tha 81 safety
Leaving the question NJ accident pnsgbe
that rugby bocr ai around thau
e7 end taken part
both and they N ten that
uhe requires players
Down in California the that Mp leather
unsed ad OF two colleges when the old
positively heareudnE Now theY
thing There's something argument believe mo- there
much blood
there u right here the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
PROMOTING

John Barnes has taken Johnny Marsh down
California With Che idea Of om0tnR derby
Johnny Hayes Dorand0 Fitzgerald speed
lu he field against bis pair
Very nice indeed what chance has John
tle California territory
Can't yon Just picture at pack Of notye and adopted falling
John 8 and tearing him limb from limb7
b marathoners e inn
look after h interests hi8 content keep
hands on che promoting IN
his fingers badly
charley lg 5hue who trained 81 Yyea for hts last against
ierah o. managing Eddie Marine
aspiring ghtwoghh into the ring Eddie win accom-
hng the seemingly impossible for Eddes tough
hs local scrappeu and they a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
FIGHT Talk

IA WolRast and ancient Gs1rEe
Memsie have been matched 20 box
ten rounds at Los Angeles. January
TO-
jack PerkuH haa assumed the
management ~ Kid Sealer
Milwaukee fight promoters have
decided fo teHt the anti-b1xiue law
The police refused f1 permit Abe
AtfeH and Tommy NoWatt ro nEht
at Kansas Clty the other night
The iid haa been lifted fri Now
york - numbt ~ clubs hnidlns
boxing shows f9r the first Time In
seven wnefa
Tex Hickard declares Jack Gleason
dldn uut up cent fo ga hHif .u-
tereft ln fhs Ieffries- John 30 match.
Which proves Chat laeE mighty
nn1d business nfau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
CERTAINLY JEFF
CAN ksslMiLATE.

JEFF Says. or il a. rum9red he 4
says. that had Pity bit him q 4
little lower On fhe head with
thar famous hloN at Enmey
Island when Jim staggered ~ 4
his corner. he might have been
Knocked out A. b was one ~
fhe Few tinfes the white Rlani
Haf ever shaken up with n
hiss. says the Los Angeles
Record. and az Il b. "a well
known fact that ola Ffecklea
hit tho hardest blow q any
pasilist in the ring we ar tFY
ING "a figure uut just hnn Z
J0EMs0n expects 90 sin Glt
next Fourth ~ July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04
n NO THEIR
SMOKER

Tommy Tracy a noted ulit.S'
weight who runs an amateur boxltl
cinh IN Portland has bern n Seat
DC fur a couple 90 days Whi.
here De- approached Fltzeanl1 4
ihe Ballard Athletic club. with "a
idea ~ arranging an snfer-clE
smoker. % take uiare soGse tine
February. az SypherH han Bailar1
Fitzgerald says the stuff mtn 4
on II q transpirea Thar Tmcy's ci +
is registered in the 3 a. A.
Michigan is having hrf share 4
troubles Following abe exucsEs
20 Jos Miller comes an attack en- "a
eligibility ~ smith. the hig cer,al
He il said 10 - prafasslges
wrestler back home
DANCE AT pHFkMLANo.
Dance tonight Admission isa|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04


N and bark this
- Twas dark stormy might Terra Haute. when the
ue& year was about No days gone when John Arthur Johnson BY
might embrmah u heavyweight
championship q az he world stood ~ noble majesty and deed I'VE
q
chests. uontaning the spols ~
All which 70 fsl engagement
az The Terra Haste theatre and when his bagsage attached By
the efbd ht high horse and his the time
and cold hc constable hat he would sha Tommy Burns got
and ghat jeff II he dared las hand the sacred
~ h ehon champ
his gcnertou me assistance
patroimen before he continued be
and Why $50 Johnson refuse ihe bnafda ask
is possible that ahness aud fright him with the
fs0f
e
cracked iip. be-
Tor wheu hear why this
act N probably sn the Injured 40 beyond hope o repair
No the truth the peep
declared thar he house cod'
j mat enough or dose shall and speculate
whether Geffrea "a
particular h didn't face the settling because ha valet
cauaeoh what's the uae9 HeIp' Fep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Jack ParsiuH has assumed the
management ~ Kid Sealar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-04

Milwaukee fight promoters have
decided fo teet tne anti-h0Nua law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
Retail Prices at
Public Markets

The MsfAet Ntl h. kept or~a this
evening Friday aad SATURDAY ntsafs
smith ne ocleek
Rest usa laid eggs 30 cents derfu.
Eastern EGGS. IS ceHta dozen
WashinKfaa creamery batter. 90 rFat1
q peands Eastern buster Q peuutt tef
81 fuif cream cheese pouuau Coz D.
cents
brussels sprouts from Th to no reafs
poUu& afttehnkes st Tor a5 teUts
rineapplss 4s ta d3 vents NaHH. W q
large rMra for So rwnts. oranges ffnfo
IS 81 te 'eents q Nmaea Baldwin tse5as
ware Hed. kfuE Gaunn snt trkanaas
nsacN sbpsas m4lt he Queffa at sl q
eax. delivered hi9s ~ inter Frarnaafas
a. o. haE dfllVeref- eultarnFa az
81 50 a eeE. delivered n1nanta ia ta
20 cents a defea seeded rslsins , qaaufa
for % eentss Tasima Hurhtas POTATOES
az ti.ds SACK Delivered. AHH HranEff
81 ceats e aax Hnd ap pap cafn. .gcta
pound 90 Fuarda fer ia renfs eRait
Hover. % ard Dc EeEfe each. Bell pep
YeFs % rsafa poalt
Fuaiffy seasoning DO rfntH cans
primrose plants at centH ARID Hu. hniiN
wrr4tha a& cwnts aptrr ard up 'ruH
rnke te eeafM a puun1 pignu pHd1inE.
20 ceHts a pa9md nEatMfiaE tEfa eHuts
a pound swedish beams 10 cents a
pound slfielu steak. re cents puuna
famh chops t1hs and Do cents a pound
rhickens Is to y gents a pound Eeeas
rs cents s pound decks % ceafa a
Toaus. tafkaFs % ceuta pound phila-
dsiphia serapaie % ceats a pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
AFTER S YEARS, HE DECIDED
: HE DIDN'T WANT OLD GIRL

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-Five
years can make a wonderful change
in a woman. At least. a man. who
lives in Salem. Mass. thinks SO. And
40 firmly Is he Of that belief that
he has decided not 60 marry the
glfl he left behind him"
Julia nezlor. dressmaker ar
rived Ia New York December n on
the Canonia. from Russian Poland.
Her sweetheart the man In Salem
sent her the money Tor her pass
age. Tie had been writing her ar
dent love letters for five years lie
Just couldn't live without her So
she came over. She was detained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

committee to confer with the -Four.
tocnth ward improvement clubs re
Eardlns a municipal ferry.
Right deaths were recorded sssterdas.
Two we're persons aged 90 aud o. fears.
=. e. Weymouth has rendered his
resignation AZ superintendent 81
the Seattle division OF tho Northern
Pacific railroad The resignation
II 90 take effect January l. wey
mouth has been with the N. l.. for
"a years.
The Commercial club wlil here.
after be open on Sundays after 10
u. IA.
Thirty -three deer~~s ~ divorce wsrs
EEante.i 60 applicant. yesterday at ihe
Because a Renton car started up
before she got or and she was
thrown violently. according 20
complaint yesterday. Queen V. Hal.
lum wants $4,000 damages from
the Crawford line for injuries re-.
oeivod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
Woman Opens Fight

In her campaign for the repeal
of the capital punishment statute
Mrs Catherine u Stlrtan yesterday
distributed petitions Ia convenient
places. Mrs Stirtau yesterday lcft
petitions az the following places,
Inspector NJ =. Powers. az the
central police station County Clerk
u X. Sickels. office of Robert 7.
Hodge. Humane Society office al
police headquarters headquarters
u the " G. r. a.. Arcade huildluE
Welfare League. rooms g and 26
Scheuerman block. tRug DRUG Co.
i09n Second av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

at Ellis island until her sweetheart
appeared In response to u telegram.
u was when be saw Julia that he
got that idea about five years being
able TO change members OF the fair
sex tie talked with aer a while aud
then went back % Salem. leaving
her on the lot as the circus men
say
Julia didn't care very much She
thought she could see where the
Salem man wasn't as many pump.
klns a. he was when he left her
five years ago So Julia viii be de,
ported not az an disappointed. She
has had nice trip. free OF coat TO
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
SELL
RED CROSS SEALS

The sale Of The seals for the bene-
~ ~ the Tubercuiosi Leaf ue
De meeting with much success.
Dainty Daphne Pollard. the dlmlnu.
tive coincidence, whose home IL IN
Seattle. Will sell 900 worth alone
She worked AZ the pantagea theatre
yesterday and viii again today. go
ms Ike n candy boy. up and down
tho aiaiea.
Miss Emma Bunting. the leading
lady az the AihAmbfa. will help
out Ia the same way al the bonle.
ward theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
Bar TinseIed Cards

Tiunel postcards must be enclosed
in an .uveiopr carrying a acnuf
stamp before me postal authorities
all forward them. according to
Dead Letter Clerk J. =. Giimorr
This Is 10 protect The employees
from getting blood poisoning Yea.
terdaY shout 1000 wrFc held up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
Ar MrsTIAkr NAnkrr-

TerEeFs IS to cara cenis roanI chick
ems. 20 cents per pegnt decks. afHHiH
~ % eeats per p19nd Eseae 1e cerfs
Der pound, salt rafk cents per raHni
pfcnie hNws. ~ cents per- round. haenH.
70 cents per pound pure lard Us cents
Per pannds park 'faaet 90 remfa prf
pnumd eNiifaE beef cents pee pound
Salmon FROST. pounds Got 4s eeuta
aele. CeufE per UnWnn perch. q cents
Ter reuud Founders. . GENTS SER gauHa
rock cod re rsnfs per pound araeffa
cents per pound herring s rsnts ser
pound. sainaun cheeks o pounds for sG
cents salmon cents per pound haittut
pounds foT Is cents
NeN York cheese. 20 cents per pound
brick rtsese, s. cents per pound German
breakfast cheese. 3 cents psr cake Ssuf-
ehatsi cheese Fognds fpr fh cents.
LimburEer. 20 cents per poupi. Hwisa
cream cheese. IS cents per poured Rogue
fort cheese 20 cents per pound
Fancy Jersey batter. 2 p0uuda f0f fs
fresh Iowa butte. : pounds Tor -s cents.
Good cooking eggs 30 esnts per fnzan
Oregon awEs s. cents per dnHrn fresh
Eastsrn eggs. 80 c~uta per dozen. raath
esgs ~ cents per dnHent strictly fresh
eFEH ba eenta per doHans Guaranteed
IRISH eggs. e cents per DOZEN.
YAKIMA money. DIS cents per comb pop
corn erispa fresh dafiY. packages for
cents Christmas trees au alzaa and
kinds from sa cents wu
Market open all this seek until Ia
, 10.
Dance at Drss inland tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

The greatest menace % the bust
ness world D. the girl who talks too
much-at least. that's what Miss
Jane Lee says Miss Lee Is assist.
ant editor 0f the Pictorial Review
She adds that this same laxative
girl Is also the greatest problem 81
commercial lie. and the cause u
the low salaries paid 20 women
The girl Who gosslpa outside the
office is the business peril Of the
twentieth century. says Miss Lee.
She doesn't say what she thinks 81
the girls who gossip INSIDE the
office. however Miss Lee thinks
the EosaiDinE girl talks TO get
even with her employer for not
paying her enough attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

son. poiiAiied Fhs
sayist and figure
In American 1T
erature. lie left
the ministry TO
take up the fight
against n e gr o
slavery. a n q
served ia the
civil war or late
he has helped In
the campaign for
political rig s
FOR women His
love for nature
and outdoor life
Ia shown IN his
works lie says
old age IS an On
i0yahle period of
life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
LAW To REDUCE
CONGRESS NOW

WASHINGTON. ID C.. Dec g
The paaaaEe 81 a las fixlug the
haAis ~ representation Ia the house
OF representatives ~ practically a
certainty ~ the present session ~
congress. according 20 Chairman
Crumpaeker % the houHe committee
on census
Crumpackor said today that bis
committee vas preparing bill
based on the new census that would
place the number OF congressman
az about 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
ALORICH COMFORTABLE


wy HAtra RVS
NEW YORK. Dec. e Although
refusing 10 state the precise nature
~ operation performed yesterday 90
Senator Nelson " Aldrich - Rhode
Island The authorities AZ Roosevelt
hospital today vuuchsafcd the lufof.
nation that iho senator was resting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
SOLDIER KILLED
BY FILIPIN0S

MANILA. Dee. 22-Priyato Holt
was killed and a corporal and
private soldier we're wounded IN a
sharp skirmish between Manabos
and Basiameu tribesm"u. and the
Third infantry at DavaO river today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

prnvcr.~-iiundfed8 ~ people viii
BE- disappointed AZ Yulctido because
a ycKgman robbed a mail pouch at
Price Utah. December rs. rifiiuE "a
~ registered mail and Christmas
presents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
FLIES OVER
THE CHANNEL

DOVER. Eng Dec. PA
Hiaht across the English chan.
mel. between Dover and Calais,
IN an aeroplane, was made TO
day BY Cecil Grace, Wright
aviator.
Grace assembled In an en-
deavor 70 beat the cross. channel
record for distance recently set
by sopwish. an English novice.
In an English made machine.
sopwith flew t7S miles, landing
IN Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

the Use OF dice by them the
soldiers, not the heather. Cortea
also warned his men that while they
were converting the natives no
soldier should convert 10 his own
use any gold. silver. precious stones.
toatherwork, slaves or other vaiu.
able commodity. This order pro.
Nokcd as serious historian as
Prescott 60 observe in passing that
while Cortes may have been in
flncnced by spiritual connidora
lions. he was by no means ia.
sensible 20 those OF a temporal
character.
Twelve births were reported Go the
hraith department Yesterday tive Wefr
'''" aud the fest Eisis
vletoria.-A great slump Ia the
hair market Is expected To follow
the imperial order that all Chinese
must cut of their queues. Ship.
ments Of hair are already lncreaa.
Ing,
Spokane.--The first DAYS opera.
tion Of the new electric street rail.
way al Nelson. n G.. was enliyenod
by runaway ear which jumped the
track az a sharp turn and Injured
three OF the company men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

San Franeiseo.-rhe district At.
iorncy Il preparing indictments 20
b. presented % Presiding Judge
Van Nostrand today, NJ which time
bands Will be fixed for tho alleged
Humboldt bullion robbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

fsNAAAt iih " = III
that the CONVEX
IHion O ( Z h q
heather was the
primary object
or tneir expedition
a n q prohibiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

Jack Nshrbas. George n Cooley
n. T Sherwood and A. ~ Hiatt
we're appointed by Comptroller
Boutwell, yesterday a. a special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

Guthrie. okias--WHllam y Cody
tbnifalo tllll shot bis last blilala
while on a recent visit go Major
Gordon iAlliea fPawnee uiusi
ranch one ~ herd ~ iEo but
faiOea was uuruiy and Lilil. save
Buffalo Blil the privilege 81 hunting
h.m down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY
PARTY

This Is the eighty seventh birth.
day OF Thomas Wentworth Higgln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
TODAY IN HISTORY

Dec. 22, 1890. Gen. Fernando
cortca issued an order 20 his troops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

Christmas week shattered 4
: another record IN the local q
: poBtofflce, About $4,000 ict. q
. tiers were posted on Tuesday. .
; which made 10000 more than =
'on any other day since The post. =
; Office started doing businoas q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

feurie~a marriage nrsns~s we've t.snpsi
- The sonr haa~r fra{rrdaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

Washinatons--Thc senate ycster.
DAY listened 20 a report charging
that bribery figured IL the election
Of Senator f.nrimer ~ Illinois Sen,
aior Frazer believed there vas no
proof ~ iogimers guilt or knowi
edge % corruption. but be believed
others hrlbed enough votes 20 elect
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

Dance at Drsamiand ronlgh.
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

Twelve births wsr~ reported 60 tbs
hesl'h Department ,e-ieTslsy tive wer,
bays aud the rest Eifis
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-07

Fancy fruit. berries and confec
ftions for the table and sick room
at Peterson's.
Mrs. A. F. Naschger of St. Paul
mother of Mrs. r. H. Schumacher
Iof this city, arrived in Bemidj
Thursday and is visiting here 70,
several days at home of her daughter.
Mrs. "A. A. Melges, of Bemidji, is
in Minneapolis, where she accom-
panied her little son, Paul, a few
days ragofor an operation on his
throat. Paul. is suffering with throat
trouble.
IGeorge'T Bakers claim for dam.
ages in a small fire which he suffered
several days ago was settled yester.
day; through the T. J.. Miller Insur-
ance agency. Norman Thesis of the
National Insurance company made
the settlement.
Judge c. w. Stanton returned to
Bemidji last night on the 1880
train from Big Falls, where he adj
dressed the meeting of the Koocki-
ching County Development associa.
ton. The judges speech made a
very favorable impression on the
members of the association.
Walter Marcum, junior member
the firm of Rood & .Marcum OF
this city, left this morning for
;Crookston in his automobile which
he recently purchased for his
father. Walter will visit a few
days at the home Of his parents,
andretun by rail. .HewasIaccom-
panied on his trip by Clarence
Shannon, who will return to Be-
midjitonight or tomorrow.