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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27

vhat was IN ,h miud of 'hr pichae.
sIa
n, outlined 20, length tbc sale ol
stoch 10 iha United Stat" Steel cof-
Jouliuu he said tha 100 iHni Or
lpph during his ah>onc" ln Texas 10
Suii,ii. vas lninod managed l,
Gunn, - Schlr, ahd Charles ). Gu.h
rte. hen ulcsiicn' oi Va, Kcpuhlic
steel Jni non company. "hich par.
chased 10, sr"h ut ~ Tennessee
Cont amt Iron con-, ,,nnS IT, i'lbtrd
nov VI Guinti. died -uOu ail"rNdrd,
ana 5 Hanna. bruthr of .ormrt
Senator Hanna had been made asso.
cintc manager
In WiN 30, said Nl' Gates. F..
sailed %. ~ ape returned NuyOni.
."r lHut. tnU uu hc uiu bought n
paper drd read That he sturh ol ho
Tcnness,, Coal and l"ou company
had been sold to The tuitcd States
stood corporation Iuc panic Waa
on then I met Mr Schloy af his oi.
ne as soon rs reached NcW NoIk
aud lound NEGOTIATIONS going on be.
tween W. Schlpy Mr Hanna and
.hcii associates. ana Judge GAR. Nj
triCl ANA Nj Morgan The lattcf
we're then ia conference at Morgan I.
house Drtine tu acQuir, ib, Tonn's.
see coal and iron stock The top uH
proposed we're that iur each ten
shares ul tennessee coal aud Iron
stoDk Vl W.tr tu -r. uul N'uifcd
states steel second BIS MORTGAGE
bond said 80 vat Hot cuough an'
h,'d oW unti W, mad, 'ud, ou thv
lodi .I fI4 I. a.. ttt.U lY.f,. .t,.l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
WOLGAST OODS ARE
Ten TO FIVE
AGAINST BURNS
Fight Starts at San Francisco
Arena at Three O'Clock
Coast Time But il Will
Never Last Twenty Rounds
KNOCKOUT IS LOOKED
FOR EARLY IN BATTLE.
'b, E,rn,pg Uernid \. y. Leased MireJ
San Francisco, NaN o..-W Wolga~t
won the iishi IN the seventh round.

san Francisco, May 21-Ad VOL
east. thc lightweight champion, was
u heavy 'dy"ritr this afternoon whou
he stepped through IA, ropes ut tn.
Eishth street 'rena to defend hi~ utic
against rrukIr Burns pf Oakland.
odds oi O." goo I ar" uyoN offered
against lirut.
Th' champion, who ha. shown moro
speed and Nim ~ ht .r,'minary
work than al any time su.. u' cape
tufrd Ma, ughlN eight crown Don-
fid,ut ui winning by tH. EHu kout
rout, long before tho f.u.duI.i 20
rounds are over,
Th. mc thnt hc Is the short .uicr
in thr betting does not seem o.. worry
Burn. aud hr believcs mt his
slrcngth aud stamina coupled with q
slight tdvantagc iE weight u.I-af and
roI,h viii NOR" than cau.,r.aIlu,,
N, Champion areator oNp,ri,uy, and
g,u,rlship
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
Section OF Play Ground Of New
York Is Mass of Ruins and
Wreckage With Loss of Be.
tween Two and Three Nil.
lion Dollars.
MAN EATING LION
SHOT BY THE POLICE
Sixty Beasts Perish in Flames
but One Animal Gets Away
and Dashes Into Crowd
Where It Makes Last Stand
Until Laid Low.

IVY tNrusWH Herald \, q. Leased Wteeb
N'W York May e1.---Con"y Island.
th. playground of New York. suffered
tn, worst fire DISASTER IN i,s history
early today. Dreamland. the largest
of th. amusement parks. was wiped
put and many block adjoining. cover
cd with booths. restaurants. hotels.
moving picture thcaters and resorts
oi various types were destroyed. Tho
luss VIII amount To- between 50 600
0on and S3.o0G. 900.
Ia all about goo buildings wer"
burned down and perhaps , 900 per
sons. couccssiunnircs and employees
were turned into the streets homeless
and ponnlloss
Tho hurnod ARIA rerreernts nsnrly
'n'rl lf the entire amusSiueni cit,.
Fh' fire was discovered in the
tnrrrd s"1ffoilinW OF "Hen Glte."
uIn railway Close 80 'ho "ntranc"
! GO rrUuuul. Twenty minutes after
| tN, frightened watuhman had turned
u lnr,. alarms an prcamland, ten
acre oi g5udv closely packed huild-
'uts. Nas one blaze.
TN. flames. urged hv "a strong wind.
,.r. visible for nearly 10 miles. Close
Goo tIau cato Was Fcrrnria mimnl
hH. 1uu nearer f,' ~, infant incu-
ha1ur. a charity nursery ln which
lt..r. six Infants and th,r attendants
lu, .hIldrru were taken uui lu their
ufr'. glass houses and rushed ont 81
d.u-.r bN th" police.
Tn.n cam. thr Wurb of taking out
u.. uapi,-strickon rnd roaring ami
m.,.. I COSTLY collection including
several dau4erous man-cators
Whit, nH'.rmcn with drawn rcyoly-
.r. stuua j The ontrauc, To- guard
in. crowd. th, atiudauts drove their
,h8rtr- from tho cages down tn, run
WAYS 90 tur emergency vans sud
I.rl, th, BIGGEST ul the Hons srash-
/ ga u.t Nag through tho barriers aud
| di.ed straisht into tho middle of the
/ Urnug which r.-h'd u,lt uel ia ull
/ Dir. .tt"ns
/ Sis mounted policemen came nj the
.ruI.Hng oenst p a., center Of the
viJ, a,,uu, aud opened fire with
! ,h,.r r,.lIrrrs Ha king away. snaH
/ ing and l.uviuI 70 trail 90 blood from
w1u wounds th" lion mud, his way
! t.rue. tH, H.pnur. ln black corner
/ h,uuatu a.nttd scenery ot Africa hr
| mad, ae last stand rhrer final yal-
J i.r. w.r 'uulrod 10 finish him
81 soon as th, crowd Va. assured
/ thar fh, huu Was dead they rushed
/ Zoo and literally tore tho r1roa.s go
/ uit fnr -uuyoplrs
, ~.Nu of the ior animals wore Icft
! Goo lir So, fr,.
! rh' protmland pivr iuttn- far OUT
into th, ocean With ils burden ot
stands and booths. was swept ci,au
to ~ steel foundations
There We're scyora' narrow escapes
among employees and performers vino
| were ~ their beds when th, urc
started, bat Ali Wrr" accounted tor
lthis morulUs except g property man
icoun'rtod with Frrrnris animal SHOW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
MARSHALL WOOFTER
.O|ES THIS MORNING
Roswell Peace Officer Shot
While Searching House fo,
Liquor Suocumbs to lnjur-
les Leaves a Wife
Especial Telegram to evening -eraldj

UsA,U N NJ Nav 90 Roy
Wuou,r musMI f GIsNen vho
was -aot tmuuen tn. abdomen tai*
morning 10y lHm.. Lynch while
s,arrniur mo-, st,r rt .pu~. for uuuor.
1i.d ut ntr ..lo.A this m"ruir-
W"ot''t accompanied hy yp. rity
sanitary uHie,r Ed T. CJrmicha.. and
ny u CarIn .ba.I th' Might E.r-
.ntl. m,t i,u,h i1 1908 aI'N back of
she Grand C,utral lutrl Wuottrr
told L,nrh that h. had warrant gov
the search 'f his huus, for liquor aud
Lynch. accompanied tN Frl llsgins,
went With thc Officers tu his home.
Tom Preston Wvut with thr pHttN
ON areiNing at thr hpm,. which was
half "a block away, 3Ii H,ut in. Lynch
Vu'k.L o. IA, SECOND door, opened It.
and ST mined % Shut In he others
pc,s Nopttrr NicNed at IN, door
tNie, md when ,t was not opened
ny Lyarn who mad iock"d b ON tn"
insid". lrii tlr pth'is in guard and
vent around The hous. n nr passed
a window ON his way Go ia" rear door.
Lynch shot through thr window. The
aall, q .l5 Winchester struck Woof-
ter 20, tho naval ana passed out abov,
In, hip bone IL died at . o'clock
this morning Wpoitcr leaves q wife.
Lynch is also married. ana he and
his wlfr kept roomrrs In house
whore me shooting occurred.
Lynch Is ia ihjl ANA win have pre-.
liminary hcirinr Monday before Jus.
! ttc" u u Bolt The warrant vas
Issued h"causo II was suspected thai
| Lynch was illegally selling liauor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
TRAINLOAD OF RECRUITS
PASSES THROUGH CITY
.ot \cul, Enlisted soldier. nu thrir
Wa, - Nng"I island, Recruit Di~.
ir,buting station

Seven cars ut suldl,rs udo. Tho
charge ut Lieutenant knuN oi tu"
First cavalry. PASSED throush his
city today on their way io Angel -
land, the rccr.it distributing station
on ;hc coast They were from Jet
.a1son Barracks ana Columbia l,al'
racks. recruit training stations, tn"
mon were Co0ylna ana oa'ing then
meals on the cars, there being tire,
Kitchen ears on tho train
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
John w. Gates Declares Tha {,
Moore and Fnck Lost Mil
lion Dollars to Carnegie
Through Forfeiture of az
Option in 1907
COMBINATION FORMED
TO PROTECT COMPANIES
Advocate Of Universal Peace
and Dispenser of Librarie,
Bull in China Shop Among
Other High Flnanclers and
Threatens to Disrupt
e.. ,.,cn,us n,rria ', y. ,cn.ca wt,r,

a., i,rntug i.rsid y irssrd Wu-,
....u. .u. Ma. iluu IS iI
I..., .uH 20 g. tu,. lu-t ~ o"uoNO
.. .I.... DaIE,u, 100 l'u. nuU-.
... Iu.nifur, ol au option ou DO. taI
I.... Steel Hu.as .uu fn, manner ii
.u.u o MORGAN charlie VI
-DINtl .tH hlu-cl' cuuc"N a '.'
tI,a uf .u. lufya -Idf,s steel c1r
..IiiYu iu isH' Bob u.,d ult 81 Ca.
u. ip .rnu .n2t-ina u 900. railroad
.ud Duu. u1uuiacWriug nu7!n"ee.
woe lpss4l.d toIaf Do. John "
Gate. before ne uuu., s.Dcl u5.
Investigating ,lpnitv
~ Gat,s +ald tho United Stai,n
% ,yIpoWf.pr paid SiN,'ununu tul
th. American Steel aud Nilr com
uau' oi which no @as NE prcsidiua
.pnius
The property lo. Nu,h 81. car
70 sl, Ini elyen au .Ituu a. SIiU.onU
uou NAs mu,1 info 'rc steel con
,u.l'lon ~ ia.Dnoo 1900. said NJ
Gates
Inr obligation. of Ib, steel rfu-.
uc continued were mon, than be-
cuull rs'uat, First. uc said Wri.
..,. tba. hnl l...,. u,ru,l in Nos,
Gt-t y,r,f.q,. ,ora. isan.d t,
..i.uit.d Stnt.. ,n..l coronation to
.., N C,rp.,l. mon bonds to royer
purchase mortgages. prior li'n- am
,go nc
VIVA , ito wug.nl, property hr.
t.,g b,.. nnra. and tm- common
ana 100 'fe.rcl HnDe. asked chairman
-..pl..
.ot .o,Nb,.. .rpu 5000 ouu onu ,n
60 onD uo, nHn
ID, .ou b.l,.v, Thor. i4 any ,aull
.I. .,lua ,atind rh. common 4iocf
... r,jd n.0.J NJ. Stanl.,
l.rliu, to un.N,. .a., -
G,...
ur Gat,a said Carurgic had ,lWav.
r..n It'll. l1n I'm /, rblns .hon.
,,.rl.,nwtla .,.rr agreement ha,
.i. made boiw.,p tua ,omunnips
b.. th,uph b wa Cpine.i,t. p,p.
..,l ,,it,uda la tbr.,f.uir. .he vbol.
1o. ,t Al, stool tn.u.t, tb,s hae
1,st,t,d nnd bfou.ht alolu th, or
.4pjgntiou of me rnr.l states Stool
,,ruoratiou
Caf.s d.,ip..d thYf rho ,ccug.
..Ia,Io, u fu, 1Il-, Gompap, o
America oi N,N York U ls01. of u
..e,, blic' nl tho collateral az tb.
r,uu,-sce CoaI ana Iron cor,sny
mad, possiDI, the aclui.ii.ou oi thai
,unl,atN n. .u, tinted state, St.c.
rnrruratInu M Gate. said r, 81.
.atd.d th. TRANSACTION as % forced
ale
The spccial committee. of which
n, ,rcs,ntnti,, Siaui., of kantuck,
Is chairman had determined thai AN
inv,stllatinn ot ,hp Touuessr, Con,
and IRON deal which is said rn hay
urpu npptuvpd o., prosid.ur Rousr
tcn should be- .hc nrst gubicD taken
us Mr. Gltr. was the nrsi Witur-.
'o app,nr before he commit, 4.
Did any m,Hph.r a.. "A finn or ,3uf
uak, "a prupuHu'I 10 th, Initn,
sfttrs St.el corporation - accent th,
I uu,sse, Coal ana Iron counan, %.
% cotuparaiiyeh worthless prope,t,
asked Nh STANLEY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
WOMEN SUFFRAGE
LIKELY IN WISCONSIN
n, Ev~n,ag Herald 4. y Leased Wire,

houses of the Wisconsin legislature
have passed a bin granting suffrage
to women, The bill viii he submitted
to the voters at the state for approval
and II endorsed viii go into effect in
1913
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
FIREMEN WILL
SUBMIT TO MEDIATION


W0shintogn. May 2I-The disput"
between the southern railway and 'ts
FIR men Will ho referred 10 the board
of mediation under the Erdman act.
This decision was reached today after
Il seemed tina, a strike was inevitable,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
HIS DAIRYMEN MUST
SHAVE AND BATH L

Multi Niuumlt, I--u,. I,b-r IhHt
Nu-t1 ,uN n,rm- 'nd rar''cr
-ipU D.. f...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27
HOW TO GET THE
OTHER FELLOWS GIRL

Wan Nrr"-tcd IN Denver tur Ihrit
n's~ in ~uINlug "IoNcrs' Ian.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
Centervalley.
We told YOU it would rain.

We told you it would rain.
Mesdames j. N. Hammer and H.
G. Clark called at K N. Hess's
last Thursday to see that ten pound
boy that was born the sixth.
H. G. Clark went to Liberal
Thursday to do some repair work
on his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairs and Mrs. Francis Bru-
baker spent last Tuesday with j.
N. Hammers.
Mr.. p. Williams who lives on
the Wisherd place is building an
addition to his house.
Chas. Schultz assisted by j. w.
Smith is putting down a we'll on
his farm.
Morril 6 Chaffin are putting
down a we'll for Jack Burnett over
In the edge of Seward county.
Grandma Holloway, who h a S
been quite sick with heart trouble
is better at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman have
moved into the Anderson house
just west of EmatOn.
w. o, and OK. Nelson went to
Hugoton Saturday.
j. N. Hammer and family and
grandma Holloway took dinner
last Sunday with Chris Turner's.
w. 0. Nelson and George Sess-
les and their families spent Sunday
with H. q. Clark's.
The w. 9. I. U. met with Mrs.
Nelson last Thursday. They will
meet again in two weeks with Mrs.
j. N. Hammer.
The people south of Ematon on
the Hugoton-Liberal mail route
are baying the sand road from Lon
DeCamp's to Art Wonders,
The rabbit hunt last Thursday
was a success in one way, tine boys
gathered in 282 rabbits. But the
program was changed in that the
supper was Thursday eight instead
of Friday as first planned and all
helping pay for the oysters. But
we hope the the next hunt will be
carried on more satisfactorily.
The more rabbits killed this time
of the year the better, as they are
very destructive to trees and crops.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
Eureka Items.

Is miles south and miles west OF LiberaD
We are all rejoicing over a nice
rain we had this week and hope we
had enough to bring the wheat up.
Chas. Newman and family who
have been visiting in Colorado all
winter returned home last week.
Mrs. Daisy and little Ethel
Young have the measles and sew
eral more in the neighborhood
have been exposed.
Rev. Sturgeon preached at Eu-
reka Sunday morning and night.
Mr.. AL King and family who
have been visiting his mother in
Texas returned Sunday.
Mrs. G. H. and G. E. More
house called on Mrs. S. A. Capp's
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Capps spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. s..
A. Capps.
V. Capps bought a horse at the
sale near Nabisco last week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
Hayne Items.

Miss Clara Childears was home from
her school near Springfield Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Viva Jones of Arkalon at
tended services here Sunday.
NJ L. Horney and family visited at
the home of Mrs Horney's brother,
James McAliSter, the last OF the
week. Mr.. McAlister is not so well
at present.
Sam DOdd returned home Satur-
day from short visit with relatives
in the eastern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Calvert spent
Sunday at Will Hardings.
The fine rain which fell Monday
will be a great help to the wheat
Miss Zoe Atchison, the W. q. T. U.
worker, gave a recital at the school
house Monday night and lecture
Tuesday night. The attendance was
small owing to the unfavorable
weather. Miss AtchiSOn is certainly
a fine speaker.
Lon Gaskill spent Sunday in Lib
eral.
W. S. Higgins transacted business
in Liberal Thursday
Geo. Browning and wife were trad
ing in Hayne the last of the week.
Mr.. Lutes' house almost completed.
We welcome him and his family to
this community.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
A New Dictionary

The &. & g. Merriam Co. of
Springfield, Mass. have recently
placed on the market, a new inter-
national dictionary, of the genuine
Webster series. This is an abso-
lutely new edition. and is said to
be the most remarkable single
volume ever published. 1t con-
tains 100000 words and 5000 il
Illustrations, The new volume con-
tains nearly 400 pages more than
the old book, and contains a vast
amount of new matter. The same
publishers have been publishing
Webster for g. years, and it is the
standard of spelling and pronun-
citation.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
Arkalon Items.
And it rained.

And 1t ralned.
Sunday was a very windy and
disagreeable day.
Miss Viva Jones and Mrs,
Brewer were in Liberal Wednes-
day night.
Harve Norris has bought and
moved to town several h o u e S
which he will rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush were in Lib
eral several days last week.
There will be a big dance at the
hall Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frame, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor and Bane Smith and
wife spent Thursday at the home
of N. A. Smith.
Mr.. Stout has his gasoline en-
CINE started and is busy grinding
feed.
Ward Stout attended the basket
ball game at the link schoolhouse
Saturday.
George Harrel was a business
visitor in town to day.
The many friends of Mr.. Bolts
and family are pleased to hear
that they will soon move back to
this place.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
Monthly Report Of Riverside
School

The tenth of February ended the
fifth month of our school. The
weather being pleasant we have
had better attendance this month
than before. Those neither absent
nor tardy are, Ruth, Rice and Rob-
ert Davis, Leola, Lizzie, Ambrosia
and Efie White. Those tardy
but not absent; Irwin White.
We had examination this week and
made fairly good grades. There
were more one hundreds this mon
tn than before. The following is
a composition about Wheat writ
ten by a 4th grade pupil age eight.
WHEAT
In the fall the ground is plowed
and narrowed and then the wheat
is drilled. 1t sprouts and comes
up and is pastured some during the
winter and in the spring it begins
to grow tall. 1t is ripe enough to
cut in June or July. 1t is cut
with a binder and shocked up or
cut with header and stacked.
Then it it threshed and hauled to
the mill where it is ground into
flour and sold to the merchants
and we buy it by the sack from
them. We use flour to make pie,
bread, cake and other things to eat.
EFFIE WHITE, author.
We would be glad if all the pa
irons of the district could visit our
school before the close of the term,
we ask you to come any time that
is convenient.
AMY BowLEs, teacher.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
Obern Observings.

Mr.. Sloan and WILDER were Liberal
callers Saturday.
Herbert Brown and wife spent Sun
day with Earl Davis and wife of Eth
elton.
Archie and NJ. d. Higday were at
the county seat Saturday.
Rev. Murphy of Plains took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Davis Mon
day.
Mrs. G. n. Watson and children of
Liberal are visiting at John Jerman's.
Rev. Murphy spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Cooper.
John Schallert spent Sunday after
noon with John Jerman and family.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the revival meetings at Mos
COW.
Mrs. Sloan and Grace Sloan visited
Mrs. III. G. Downing Sunday.
The drought of five continuous
months was broken Monday by a I
inch rain.
Mona Jerman returned home from
Liberal Saturday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
La Grippe Coughs

Strain and weaken the system
and if not checked may develop
into pneumonia. No danger of
this when Foley's Honey and Tar
is taken promptly. 1t is a reliable
family medicine for all coughs and
colds, and acts quickly and eeffec-
lively in cases of Group. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by all Druggists.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
For Sale

My home property, a nine room
house strictly modern, furnace
heat, barn "a by 80. Will sell
six lots with property. or the 81
lots in same block which | own.
Call or address | B. jordan,
2-10-2mo. Liberal Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17
Private Sale

Across the street from the High
School Building. One Lister and
Lister Cultivator, also one Harrow,
all of them good as new.
Two Hay Racks. One second
hand, high wheel Wagon.
One l horse 5 shovel Cultivator.
One 24S Egg Incubator, good as
new.
One set of dining room chairs
and other household goods too
numerous to mention.
3 coming 3 year old mules.
l small pony.
j. E. GRIFFITH
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-02-17

Furnished rooms, on Sherman
Ave. Mrs. Buckland. 210-2t.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-12-14
Society Elects Officers

The annual meeting of the Wash.
burn Horticultural society was held
at the Commercial Club rooms on
Monday evening of this week and
was quite largely attended. The
annual election of officers was held
at this meeting ard resulted in the
following being chosen TO head the
society for the ensuing year.
President Fl, H. Burns.
Vice President f. A. Bell
Secretary George Morgan
Treasurer 0. NJ. Olson
Executive committee VIM. Olson,
Fl. I'll. Peavey and A. l. Lien.
E. G. Stevens was elected as a
delegate to the state meeting which
will be held at Madison January 10
and 18th.
The Washburn society is compos-
ed of an enthusiastic lot of members
who are working to promote fruit
or owing on more extensive scale
in Washburn district. 1t is also to
benefit farmers who are engaged in
growing fruit. The society plans
to hold meetings each month during
the winter season and all farmers
and others are invited to attend.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-12-14

to think that one hill in city is
enough for all the children but
they have taken great care to
place it where it will only &C.
coomodate a few. The little
tots from the west end of the
city must walk mile or more if
they want to slide, and this
some of them are unable to do.
If the council members are to
prohibit children from all out-of-
door sports where do they ex-
pect them to go? They should
provide a place.. The action OF
the council is making law break.
ers Of the children of the city
for they are continually on the
watch for the officer and during
his absence manage to make use
of tn cir sleds at their favorite
sport. Mss.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-12-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Items of Interest Concerning
4our Neighbors

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Sewer pipe in all sizes, at right
prices. Let me quote you prizes
VIM. Olson. n
Whewl Just eight sht pping days
until Christmas You'h have to
hurry now M
Max Helmar OF Iron RIVER trans
acted business in the city yesterday
Farmers! Don't forget the dates
of the Farmers Ins titute.
A. Pierce Tomkins of Ashland
transacted business in the city Tues
day.
Ed. Hemingway of Duluth,
transacted business in the city the
first of the week.
William Garnish of Ashland was
a business visitor in the city Tues
day.
VIM. Stoker of Cleveland, repre-
senting the Banner Lamp Co.,
transacted business in the city
Tuesday.
Walter Mertz has returned from
Northern Michigan where he has
been engaged in the work of assist
ing Thomas Meade in the work o.
organizing Owl lodges.
A large party from this city drove
to Bayfield, last Sunday and gave
Mrs. A. Picots a very pleasant sur
prise. Those attending enjoyed ;
vecy pleasant time.
The demand for BAYFIELD, Peninsu
IA Fruit lands is steadily growing
Let VIM. Olson show you some 0
his fine tracts.