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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-16
A GREAT BLIZZARD
NOW ENROUTE HERE
National News Association,

VN6I1UH0K 4NeWS ASSOCIatIOnJ
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Blizzards and
snowstorms ragged through the CEN
trail west today. Central Illinois re-
ported two feet of snow. Traffic is
demoralized.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-16

PILES CURED IN 6 TO ~ DAYS
Your druggist will refund money il
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in s to IA days. soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-16
COLISEUM

Notice to skaters-a Flash
light Picture of all skaters
will be taken at the Rink
Saturday Evening. ls-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-16

France had 114,2S3 silkworm grow
ers last year.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

On fierlis Mor. ~Sru getcrieu Ia
Der til at bare riesei elab | fine Barn"
"Sm bun er? Yaar bun eu iicIoen
Sang cir benz @is, bIir DC iIoroformes
ret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05
III Gopfs 9agbog.

s Sotbebps Iuftions f%orretning
9onbon iolgtes for nogle Gage iioen
Oct eneite beparebe 9lab al &aptein
Goofs egenbenbige 9agbog oper
bans ferIte Heiie omfring Soroen'
Set f~oitbare 9lao blep betalt me>
oen operoroentlig bsie Bris al
50, 200. Oct er bateret ste % 6te
Mai 1910 % beretter ON Goofs Sp'
bolo / 9otanp Ban (9itauitralien)
og fort9ller, bporfor 9rgten bar
facet bette 9apn: "9et itore antal
npc glanter, Tom bore Serrer Sota-
nifere bar iamlet poa bette Steo,
giorbe, OF leg gap Bet Naonet Botany
gap"; oerpaa forti9tter Goof: "lln-
ser bort Spbolb Der bar De engelife
Sarper paiet ilano; ieg bar ogiaa isr-
get for, at Rapnet paa bort Sartsi
er Bit ifaaret / en- al Sr9itanmerne
/ 0~Grbeoen al BET Steb, bpor hi fog
inb Sano."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

traaotc en- 0epi,tdtion af apinoei
frem oa roabebe De TO MGno til al
forlaoe @pen ltrar - CT Sog afgii
ON noaIc Wimitcr, iagbe DC, o9 oei
bar bebit DC berpttebe iig al Inleo'
uingen. Com Spar berpaa begpno'
te Nornonerne at taIe til Den ltort
SoIfebob, men iamtioig rpffeoe oeiao
apinocrne irem / ~iliittet crop, pGb'
nebe nieb Sander 90 alifens gammeli
9Iififrab, bporpdo DC trommeoe oa
boIbt Ell iaa srebeucnoe 2orm, al
life ct Orb funbc hsres. Wogle al
MormonerneS SiIbGngere fanot puo
at loo gonb oper Standardization,
for of fororipe Dem. men bette biorog
til, Of ogiaa DC foridmleoc MGno
ifreb inc, oa Der panfeoe Ell fort Sto
a%lminocli9 ltoperling al NGleitpoere
tiIbeirc % t~ilpenitre, inbtil De fad,
ser ipmpatiicrcbc nteo TrGoifontcr.
ne, bar opcrpurbne, og ois'e ielp fog
nc tiIfange. Oct blep oerpaa betpbet
Dem, at oe giorbc bebit / life at pente
pao nrite Sog, men itrar %forfsie iig
lio al @pen og oct loo De fig benne
Sang life iige TO 8ange.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05
Sun 4nkntn.
SnSiauer FOREIGNER ltbmerfcl

SmSiauer f%urticner ltSmerfelie.
S2per Gayle Star, en- ~fulobloos
Siourinoiuner poa 2otper grule
Meierpotionen, npoer Den llomerfelie
at pore isrite NanO til at lGlge Bo-
teter al Iarets 8rsbe / aennebec.
Snoianeren bapbe aplet Eoteterne
paa lin Sarm, Ser life er iorlpnet
mleo funItig @anoine, % be ino.
bragte BAN en- goo Hris.
Spoe ai ScitcbiS. @iaiam Cons.
mann, Der / ii Aor bar boet paa lin
6arm peo @betitone Greet, Gre
eorp Gpuntp, er iorleben oeo iom
Hslae al ct Bio al en- tint Selt. Sor
flere Tiger iioen, meoens ban blalp
en- Habo Heb Sarmarbeibe, blep BON
pluoIelig operfaIot at Soften, Der meo
line S9nber isnoerlGngeoe bans
Iniiat. Sonsmonn bar 81 Iar 81.
Gsobno fisher Antomobil. Sn.
oianerne bar / nogen Sio pGret
Giere al Wotorcpfler, men /Saolo
@lacfboop, en- Siourinoianer paa
Gbepenne Miper Reierpationen, er
iaauibt pibes Sen fsrite Hsobuo, Der
bor fisbt Mutomobil. San flsrte
iprleoen Dag nof iaa itolt ale1nem
Soreit Gitp meo lin rlpe Wta'tine %
ct SeIifab al fine rsoe geiinorere,
apiuoe Selpis falperet. Mrs,
Better Stteion, boenoe nogle faa Wttl
ipbsitenior Witdea, fit forIeoen lit
| Saor inooifIet / en- 9riprem, Der
fra en- 8asolinemaifine latte Ell Ule'
oeieperatpr / gepG9elie, bporpeo So'
peobuben fra Eanoen og balppets
basoper blep iuIoit9nbig repet los.
Ger par Sare for benoes 2ip, men
man baaber peb Operfsring at hp
Sub at rebbe benbe.
,Saslitprm afbrpber Snbbsitnin'
gen. Yatricf 2amIer, bcenoe sltei''
for Iitfel, babe en- 11S Meres itor
Slaroaer, Ser bar Sen pafreite nogen
bapoe ieet / Staten. gplingen uar
netop f9rbis til at inbbsites, oa
Sarmeren bapSe fisrt 8inoeren to
@anee runbt aseren, ga Saglitor'
men tom % feieoe belle ageren rem
iaa Ger life bIep noeet anoet TO
butte emo De TO Smganee, man bap'
Se ruffet at ifirre. Sarmeren an
Naar tit Cab til $4,000. Seo gt
Sermon bar SasIitorm cs'aa beriei
Slarasrene, men BOG life poerre. END
man Der penter baln Gpling.
garOiGttelie Of Selsipner. Sta
tens auoitor er M f9rojg meo i'm
@aroi9ttelie al De inoen Stater
pGrenoe SeIeionipitemer. for Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05
StafteI &clen.

Sober og Mober forlaoer mig
men Serren tager mig op."
Set er zen ~teringsipg Bt9e oeo
Sbomas Soipital, iom beoer Selen.
Sum bar life bapt en- Selieoag, ltoer
bum for fIere Iar iioen bapoe en- Spe'
ration. Saa gif oct oper til SGrlng.
Staffels Selen! SUN ifrep Srepe til
os angaaenbe lin Sitting, og oisle
9repe bar p9bet meb Saarer. Sllr
baabeoe, at nogle Genner piloe blPl'
pc, men blep ifuffet. Eaa gteoeits
Sag Ifal @ennerne PROBES, peo on.
Sun anbolot ioa Gountpet ON 9lelp,
men after en- Sfuffelie.
Sroos De regul9re Sriplaoie bar
optaget Der, iaa tit bum Dog Serberge,
Men for at life llbgifterne ifal oper'
Itiae Snotagterne, iaa anmooes gao'
miloe Soft ON of bi9lpe Selen! Ser
aielber oct oeiaa, at "bpoo on bor
giort for en- at oisie minoite, bet bar
on aiort for mig.
Oct er nit Saab, at %pelgierenot
Wpno og apinoer bill oprette ct Siel'
pefono peo Sbomas Soipital. Sopeo'
iummen ifal itaa urert giennem ii
Ser oe SIegter; fun &enterne brngeS
til fattiaes Eleie. Spem bill inoien'
De oen fsrIte 8ape til bette 5ono?
Nen glenn life Itaffels Selen!
gbers for lpge og fottige,
Sorgeir &. Sspertap.
626 6. is. ct, WinneapoliS, Winn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

ue0 at iGtte Ell Balls for geffatnina,
% 8Rroien er berpeo lat til $1,194,.
80, boilfet err en- 6oregelie af
$134,796 ODER forrige g(ar. Man
penteoe, at ben npe GOT, Der foroe.
Ter Sfatten paa 9eleipner / Yperne
og Spitemer i 2anooiitrifterne, oil.
De | bsi 8rao forege Sfattep9roien,
men Der bar / benne Senieenbe life
pitt iig nogen itsrre Soranoring. of
Den belle Gum faloer $3.50, 500 paa
Sanooiftriternes og $630,817 paa
gpernes Spitemer.
Sapere S%rasttagter for Srbforn.
6or at afbielpe Nsben blanbt Np-
bpggerne / De 9iitrifter, bpor man
iaar life bar faaet nogen @oling,
gioroe Wilmaufee- 9anen for noeen
Sio iiben ct Neoilag / Sragttarterne
til Steber peitenfor Wisipuriflooen,
men oe bisie Nebilag fun omiatteoe
belle 8ognlaonin9er, bar Sernbane.
commissioner MI uopirfet, at min.
Ore SorienbeIier al Sebforn fan til.
fsres oisie Steber for fra Is til 12
Gents pr. 100 Bunb. 9isie Sarter
gi9loer oper fslgenbe 2inier: Sa.
things & Iafota 0ipiiionen, Statio.
ner p%eitenfor og inobefattet @lencoe,
Winn.; Soutbern Winneiota 9ipi.
iion, Stdtioner peitenfor og inobe.
fattet 8e1s, Winn.; Siour Gitp &
0afota 9ipiiion, Stationer norOen.
for og peitenfor % inbbefattet eff
Hoint, g. 0af.; Soma & Gafota
9ipiiion, Stationer peitenfor og inb.
befattet Canton, g. 0af. 0tsie
Garter bill itaa peb Graft inbtil lite
Sum- n9Ite Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

enmafinsn ~Susoeuneu- er mohtnasu ,
Dob GroeIL 90 ben er alt hi fan enfe en-
s9ulaitiHe at oQre. Zen sisr eoot grbeiSe
% o1ar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05
1torn Rukptn.

Garlis Eco. 0opo SIiteao, en-
nng Gut ! Gselano, bill maaife mi.
ite tit enc Die foroi ban morebe fig
meo en- Tatron. San Iagoe Batro.
men paa en- Sten % bedrbeibeoe Den
meo Ell an6en, in6tiI Grploiion inc.
traf, bporpeb bet br9poenbe arubt
traf bans enc gie.
arsb nnbcr @ognene. Otto sssobn.
ion, en- Storfarmer / Rerbeoen al
Wanfoti, miiteoe Eorsboe Worsen
begge Ben og en- Mrm peb at frpbe
UNDER en- Sernbaneposn, Der iamti.
dig iattes | 8epRgelie. llIpffen
b9note paa Soo-ganen / Wanfoti,
og bet bar for at fomme giennenl
Tognr9ffen, at Sobnion giorbe oct
popeIise 5orisg. San er 80 aar
gammel og bar camille.
IA til 81 gnib. pr. gere. s
@rano Sorts gountp bar llobpttet
pilt Jig at bore fra IA til 32 Bit
lbels pr. Icre, bnoraf fnn meget Ii
oct er SIC. 3 Hortbern enoel geo. 2,
men bet allermeite geo. 1 Nortbern.
Sette Sorbolo bill oog neppe funne
peoligeboloes, ba ben tiblige !Spebe
err meeet beore emo BEN tent iaaebe.
De fire fsrite Gage al forrise ltge
blep al Snobsitning Ituniet paagrltno
at &egn og opbIsbte Isre.
SimOtbiapl beb 9arimpre. Te
Sarmere peb 2arimore, iom iaar bar
forisat Zig meo S%imotbiapI, bar babt
goo S%ortieneite, ioet benne Seoart
bar faitet ui9opanlig meget at fig.
gn Sarmer peb Hapn Inoerion er-
boIbt forIeben $711.S5 for ct enelte
9as, oa bapoe ban life pGret fl,lot
iaa baitia til at ieIse piloe ban babe
erboIot ODER 5000. gnberion bapbe
nemIig nogle Gage for iolgt lit 81.
motbifrs til en- bis Hris, men imib.
Iertib Dor benne iteeet, iaa ban tabte
ct Ear bunbrebe Dollars.
Sar ncblagt ganSrinssitapen. =
Cars g. Sielmitab osbe ben lobe
Iitg. / lit Stem / Union Sonnibip,
@ranb SORTS Gountp, og blep ben
13be logt tiIbpile paa Stsroalens
airfeeaarb. Eait. &unbspolo fra
Nortblpnob forretteoe. aibeoe bar
isot i StsrbaIen, Tronobienls amt,
/ 1S47, tom til Mmerifa / 1869, blep
/ 1878 gift meb Sngeborg Dime
Moe, % Be boiatte iig ga / 8ooo-
bue 60, Minn. 8naren 1882 flpt.
teoe DC til 9afota os boiatte Jig paa
ben Sarm / 8ranb Sorts Gountp,
ser iioen bar beres Stem. sggte-
fGlle pg 8 9srn operleper BAN.
gil omitpSc 9open moS Guns.
Den al iioite 2eaisIatir peotagne
Sop ON pisie Snoifrpfninger / Salg
al Snls bill al Observation-Disclosures
bIipe siort til @ienitano for ct gn-
greb peb &etterne, ibet oen peO lloe-
labeIie af Srbet ."uGgte" ifal bore
iaa maneelfuIb, at Ben fan omIts-
oes. Ture Soo6 3ommisiGr Saoo
paaitaar imblertio, at Snus inoe.
boIoer Cocaine % oerfor inbbpoer
til panempsligt Drug at bette for
Iiae @ebspeIiesmibbel, bporfor Snu-
len al ben 8runo biirbe forbpoes.
aommisipren antpoer forreiten, at
en- organiieret @eu9aelIc er Iot
iaana inoen Staten for at nmiteoe
Sc fleIte 9ope moo forfnlifeoe Ssoe.
mioler, og at Ser gieres oft mnligt
for at oparbeibe en- Stemning mob
biSie 2ope.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05
en- &6ier reemlerer fin
Mape-prSp >ette frit.

@cbaitsren at "Sedltb Sints" o9
"Gneitiohs arb G~nIipers" faar ct
Spsrssmaal itiuet fig oftere enb noeet
auoet % Tom De, mnrteIist moi. bar ben
Itsrite ganifeIiebeo meb at ~beipare. Set
er: "SDorIebes fan ies resuIere min
Nape?".
Sr. GaIbtpen, en- ~fremrasenbe Speeias
lift | Wapes % 9eperfpeoomme, bar uus
berfsst belle bette Self. bar praftiieret
beune SpeciaIitet | 40 Gar o9 er iitter
pda, at g~eitanhbeleue | bet iom falbes
Or. gaIpipeqs Sprup Yepiin bar bet
iisrite arap paa SpmGrfiombeb at Solf
meb en- baarlis Sorbsielie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

Sets 5eIo | ResrIerineen af Wabes
funttionen bar bibrasct meset til at ops
b9pe Sri9en at SaIte, Rineralnauo,
8ens%nin9smibIer oe andre Sine. Sps
rip gepiin giper boris Selbrebelie beb
'igien at bripge @abeus Ruifler | natiirs
Zig Sunftion % beo fine n~erpeftnrfenbe
Corner. SIanbt bens narmeite geuns
brere er Ir. Sobn @raneIine, SO Tils
ipaiifee gne., Setroit. Tid.. Scr. s. n.
@ernou | Oklahoma 9itp os tuiinber al
andre. Set faaes / ale apotbefer for
so Gents o9 81 Slaifeu, men en- fri Prss
peHaife ian faces peb at irbienbe 9eres
GbresIe til 9r. @. 8. Galbpen, $50
galbipen guiIbing, Monticelo, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05
5flt1tncJntu.

len Berg beoe oen 190e sIiig. / fit
Stem / Srouobicm, Tice Go,,ntp, al
Wiooefrrit. @fOeOc bar loot / Go
Tor 1919, fom iii Imerifa / 1877
% blep iammc aar Git meo Gnlilie
Neocricn, iom opcrleper BAN tiaige-
ne0 Z Born.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05
.9ntber College.
Set 51be Sfoleaar begpnSer 22Se Sept.
1911. Salubnuoreotaarsief ben
14bt On 156e Climber.

gn friitelis Sfple for Gutter.
Sireaarist Goleseturius- Sireaarist pre-
paratprp &urius-grfarne 2erere-@rlmp
big llnberpisnins- SampittiSbebsfuIb Sil'
ipr-@obe Observation-Disclosures
Sibliptbet-9eilis gumpus-Suno Selis'
senbeb- @ooe SefpemmeIisbeoer -Silist
Spbolb.
Sfolers aabnits timber Stco ben 22oe
September 81. 10 Sprmiobag.
8ataloger pg n9rmere Splbsninser faces
bos Stolens 8eitprer.
6. 4. YrenS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

Srnen: SCR, naar min Wdno git III
paa Snst. bapbe ban oIbris noget mel
fig biem. men mn, efter at ban bar be-
gpnbf at fiere i Gutomobil. bar ban al
tib meS ZIG en- @ris, en- Ssnc, en- 8aaa
eler noset aubet ar9, iom ban bar tisrl
ihi9l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-05

Grineipalen meber fin pn9ite aontoriit
paa 8abcn og tiger forbauiet til bnm:
"gaa. hbpr fommer bu fra?"
Seq bar p9ret borte 90 Bit flippet."
Slipper on Saaret / Sorretninssti@
benz
ga? Set er ba oeiaa boret no | Sora
retninestiben.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-12

challenged both Swanson and his op.
ponent fog wrestle to beat them both
In half hour. Swanson encouraged
the people to bet and Of course the
outcome is evident. The poor Malad
people were "stung" and honest CD
Johnson and Swanson flew the coop
with their money.
Now many will say that Alfred had
a chance to clear himself. but the
court found him guilty. In regards to
this will say that Johnson watched
his chance and the first time he
caught me in Idaho, he had me sum
moned to appear before the Judge in
Preston | was busy loading grain at
Garner and could not get anyone on
such short notice to testify to the true
side of the story, so of course evi
dence was against me, but even at
that Johnson just received one little
part of what he sued for.
IF there are any now who are not
satisfied | will ask them to thorough.
ly investigate before censuring. Re-
member that these reports that have
gone abroad are not the sentiments
of the public. only the sentiments of
this combined Clique" If have done
wrong in this affair am sorry for
1t, but have never looked at it in
that light.
Very respectfully,
WALLACE ALFRED.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-12

Powell will resume his study in art.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G, Wright spent
Sunday and Monday here.
Mr.. Thomas Smart spent Monday
and Tuesday in Preston.
Mr.. and RMS. Walter Piper return
ed to Salt Lake Friday after two
weeks stay here.
MIR. John ID, Spencer returned to
Salt Lake Wednesday.
Miss leila Smart returned from a
weeks stay on Bear Lake Monday
Miss Lita Spry returned home to
Salt Lake the early part of the week.
Miss Vera Parkinson returned home
to Preston Monday after weeks stay
here.
Mrs. Piper and daughter, Miss Gen.
evieve Pyper. returned home to Salt
Lake this week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Hendricks
are in Logan canyon for a two week S
outing.
DR. c. A. Gowans spent the early
part of the week here.
Prof. and Mrs. G. f. Anderson are
here from Pennsylvania.
Misses Rachel and Leah Petersen
returned Monday from two weeks
stay in Salt Lake.
Miss Oreta FisteT is back from 4
two weeks visit in Salt Lake.
DR. and Mrs Frederick T.. Clark
Miss Alice Clark, Miss Isabel Brooks,
Mr.. orion Smalley and Mr.. Paul
Jones left the early part of the week
for a trip through the Teton and will
make short stay at Jackson's Hole.
Miss Jessie Eccles returned from
visit to Salt Lake and Ogden.
Mr.. Scott Bulge returned from an
outing in Bear Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Horne of Salt Lake, came to
Logan Monday to visit her son Mr..
A. s. Horne.
Miss Barbara Howell went to Salt
Lake Friday morning for weeks
stay.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-12
Personal Mention.


, Mrs. Lewis r. Cannon and children
returned home to Salt Lake Frida
morning after months stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson OIL
Ogden spent over Sunday here, guest.
Ot Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Farr
Mrs Robert Murdoch and danghte,
Gladys, went to Salt Lake Tuesday
tor two weeks stay
Mrs. May Jones and little daughter
are visiting in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Farr, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Wilson OF Ogden, spent Mon
day at the Calderwood camp in Logan
canyon.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton r. Teetzel will
spend next week in Logan canyon.
Miss Sara Huntsman left Tuesday
Tor six weeks stay in northern Cal
ifornia.
Miss Charlotte Nilsson returned
home TO Salt Lake Tuesday
Mr.. John d. Van Wagner returned
home from Bear Lake Tuesday a. m.
Mr., and Mrs. Guy Carbon left
Thursday morning Tor weeks stav
in Bear Lake.
Mr.. Fred Hunt of salt Lake spent
the week here
MS. Anna Knox came up from Salt
Lake Tuesday TO attend the funeral
at Verne Preston and to visit here.
Miss Mary Young of Salt Lake is
The guest of Mrs. Luther NJ. Howell.
Mrs. James Nibley of Salt Lake,
Miss Nan Nibley, Mr. Roy Bullen,
Nessrs Wallace and Joseph Carlisle.
returned from Shovel on Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Thomas viii spend
Sunday in Lewiston, guest of Miss
Nellie Hendricks.
Mrs James Nibley spent the week
here.
Miss Nan Nibley spent Thursday In
Ogden
Mr.. Heber Carlisle spent last Sun.
day in Salt Lake.
Miss Edna Nibley is in Washington,
ID e., for short stay tgfSSSS
Mrs. Joseph f. Smith OF salt Lake
visited here last week as Mrs Ellen
Nibleys guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Vowel and little
daughter Dorothy contemplate spend.
ing the winter in Paris. where Mr.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-12
WALLACE ALFRED
MAKES STATEMENT
Continued from page /.

match as he had suggested doing in
| Preston, seeing had lost one fall to
Harbertson, but he said he would like
to come up and that he would lose
to me in handicap to be twice in
80 minutes, or rather suggested twice
| in one hour, and said that would be
long enough to wrestle and for me to
go ahead and bill It thus thought
| the matter over thoroughly and talked
of II to some of my friends. 1t was
nearing the Gath, only few days to
advertise and had to reject or ac-
cept right then. The only way that
| could conclude was-that, in this
event. Johnson was turning his
friends down and that his fraud would
not hurt my friends. | could go on and
do my best, which ] did, and more
could not be expected of me, so
wrote to Ross and told him to come
up and bring Johnson, that would
give them 35 per cent of the gross
gate receipts and stand all expenses.
further explained my understanding
of their proposition. that | was TO bin
the wrestle to be a handicap, Johnson
agreeing to throw me twice in one
hour, but according to his agreement
he was not to pin my shoulders at all
to the mat also added that II had
understood them clearly, for johnson
tc sign my letter and send it back,
which he did
They also agreed to come up q
few days before the oath and exhibit
Lewiston, as an advertisement, but
instead they came direct to Preston
and through their misrepresentation
of me they easily won "A bunch of
knockers over and formed clique"
in which they planned to come to
Lewiston and beat me and give me
the worst of II in any way that they
could. Not only this but they told mean
low down lies and spoke falsely of me
in every respect. They even went so
far as to say that some of my rela-
tives were implicated in holding back
the gate receipts, which is utterly
false and beyond reason. qr,o
Ross could not come to manage
johnson in this wrestle as he had ex-
pected, but in his stead sent Alex
Swanson. The next day after their ar
rival in Preston they came to Lewis
ton to see me. We talked Of the
wrestle and of the agreement as it
was made and no complaints were
made on their part; everything was
satisfactory. They said we are after
Harbertson and are not at all particu-
lar about beating you. They did not
want to stay in Lewiston, but they
came again on Sunday and declared
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and magniiicance of the 1,4OO miles
of new railway through new territory
in the prolific West. The text is a
concise, impressive descriptive story
of trip over the entire line, and the
reproductions of photographs in colors
are splendid examples of engraving
and printing art. The principal towns
and districts along the line are COM
prehensively described. as well as the
chief elements of improved railroad
building that have attracted world.
wide attention to the Milwaukee road.
which represents in some respects,
the most remarkable of modern ac-
complishments in railroad construc-
ton. The book is issued by the pub
fishing department OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee & Pugent Sound Railway
which Is in chargee of the general
passenger agent. Geo. w Hibgard
and Traffic Manager r. NJ. Colkins.
Seattle, Washington.
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THE
CONTINENT"

There Is striking Significance, a
wealth OF the romantic atmosphere of
the awakening West, and vivid, ell.
aborate picture of the wilderness
responding to the genius of Western
constructive civilization in the beauti.
full book written by Isabelle Carpen.
ter Kendall entitled Across the
Continent copy Of which has just
come to the reviewing desk. 1t is the
first book of the Chicago, Milwaukee
Pugent Sound Railway, and Is
luxuriously designed and printed vol
ume descriptive of the wonderlands
between the Mississippi and Pacific
ocean, il compels attention as a su.
perb work of art, The book contains
some twenty largee quarto pages of
neavy calendered paper and the ell.
aboTate picture work in colors throu.
ghout, as well as the distinctive letter
press and art work disarm criticism.
Its chief significance lies in it's dem.
onstration of the scenic grandeur
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MS. }. II. Mcrrell enteuaiisedsat a
oraHrituily appointed breaRfa9 one
clay last week. The table was decorat
e. with summer flo crs. 70 eis we're
laid for Misser rauilae P.erpont.
fdith Dusenl err. Rachel smith. Leta
sNpry. Martha Na,,'rcau, Vera Par.
hinscn. Leila taylor, Winnlfred Mor.
iell, Della Mcuel. it
On We 'aCsday afternoon, Mrs. J
y Griffin entertained in honor OF
Mrs III ma Cha. ton OF Salt Lake and
Mas. ID j Rainey of Richmond. Ev.
erywhere throughout the house as.
ders and sweet peas were artistically
zrrangAi Delicious refreshments were
served Those present besides the
Suests of honor were Mesdames All
Palmer, II A Pedersen,~ Lou An
fHews, W. j. Harrison, j. r. Thorn.
as, A. p. Jenkins. Harry Faru, Frank
Palmer, George Fister, n. w. Haws
Merle Griffin. p. NJ. Nelson.
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