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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

closely allied Each morning, while
breakfasting comfortably, | peruse
the obituary columns Of the morning
papers. selecting therefrom many
names Now Wen presume Mary, the
beloved wife OF Michael Mcclure. has
shufrled OF this mortal coil. During
the day | call at the house and In
quire for Mrs Mcclure. The bereaved
husband admits ME, and informs me
OF his wife's demise. OF course, I'm
shocked aud grieved. | have the
Bible, costing $l1S. mark you and eN-
plain that the deceased wife had been
purchasing IL on the instalment plani
and had IL almost paid for. there being
only $3.50 due. Now, you know, no.
body is going 10 turn down Bible
under all those narrowing circum-
stances II has never missed.
According TO the lights OF Pop"
Clark. ii would not be safe propo-
sition 10 go ont an hit some one on
the head in order TO get his money.
He appears TO be deep thinker and
his Bible scheme is a novel and safe
proposition. Pop is played by VIII
liam Ferguson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29
HANGS UP NEW RECORD
IN TAX COLLECTION

The busiest place ia Detroit Just
now is the office of County Treasurer
Moeller. State and county taxes for
1912 must be paid before the end of
the year, or a penalty OF one per cent
viii be added The late-comers are
now crowding into the Office in thous-
ands, and Wednesdays receipts were
the largest IN the HISTORY OF tHe O1iCe,
when $4,000 was paid over the coun-
ter
Treasurer Moeller and his stan
worked until o'clock. Thursday
morning. winding up the business OF
the day before
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29
Many Aspire To Play
Leads With Mrs. Fiske

To hold the position OF leading man
OF the Manhattan company, in support
OF Mrs. Fiske. is esteemed by actors
one OF the highest LIQUORS TO be gain
ed on the American stage. II Is, IN
deed. a patent OF artistic worth. de
gree to be obtained only by long eX-
perience and high achievement, and
be who holds the position may we'll be
proud TO follow in the footsteps OF his
predecessors, since the name OF every
one OF Mrs. Fishes leading men OF
seasons past Is a name that stands
ont prominently in the annals OF the
theater
Joseph Kilgour, who now occupies
the post. and who has proved himself
splendidly qualified for the position,
may well be inspired by the list OF
names 10 which his own has this sea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29
ATTACKS WILL WHICH
ENRICHES THEOSOPHISTS

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec. 2S.-The
taking of testimony in the suit by
George J.. Patterson, Of New Castle.
Penna.. to break the viii OF his moth
er. Mrs Harriet p Thurston, who
died a year ago. was begun today In
Judge Guys court.
In the will Mrs. Thurston left $3.50
400 10 Mrs Katherine ffngfey the
Purple Mother" Of the Theosophist
colony OF Point Iona. where Mrs.
1'hurston lived during the las year
OF heI life Thurston alleges his moth
or was insane and under the influence
OF Mrs. Tingley when the will was
signed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

be named John Mason. George ArlisS.
Holbrook Blinn. j h. Dodson aud
Tyrone Power The late Maurice
Barrymore ended his stage career az
Rawdon Crawley in Mrs Fishes first
production OF Becky sharp" Richard
Mansfield was at one time leading
man with Mrs Fiske, when she was
still in her teens as a star. and dur
ing that same period in her career
she was also supported BY William
Faversham and Wilton l.ackaye.
Thus Mr. Kilgour finds himself in dis
tlnguished company.
Mrs Fiske and her company come
70 the Detroit opera house next week
in Mrs Bumpstead-Leigh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

son been added As playgoers are
aware. Mr. kilgour has gained his
present professional standing through
long effort and many successes. He
has PLAYED. in all more than three
hundred rt,iita. AID last seen here
as Brockton in The Easiest Way
part that he played for three sea-
sons.
Mrs Fiske's leading men. almost
without exception, have become very
successful stars Among them may
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

Cscoy ". Underwood ths De,socrdtie teodeT 80
M he,,se. moi progressive. bar t'e 'cotSe -
~ sfron0iB prooreofre, nth a GghiiHg GROUP
ofiaseyDeaf Republication Ua'ler1rood yields more
~ less 70 progressive sDiriL t'derroodfs more
ofa prssideafdi possibility than q generally
kao,fJL ~ order 10 Oive him q chance 10 Dc "''-
d0siooJ bv The pubic a lsf of questions 'oere
Submitted 70 Mn, Herewifh loiiow TIE questions
,olsd ne assrsrs Whieh Mr. Underoood "rots
b Diem.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

Only one "eRoMo oUiNlNE."
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUl-
NINE. Look for the signature or T..
w. GROVE Used the World over To
Cure a Cold in One Day 25c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

over 100000 people left the United
Kingdom last year for Canada tho
United States and Australia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

There are more members OF PROF.
estant churches in Pennsylvania than
in any other state in the union
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29
ANSWERS By OSCAR W, UNDER,
WOOD.

Q.--Do you believe In the initiative,
referendum and recall including the
.acaH OF iudRes?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

AL am utterly opposed TO the i'm
itiative and Overwhelmingly and
unalterably opposed. ! believe that II
Is subversive OF the very form of
our government. II is the negation OF
representative government - IT. is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-29

High class garments in every particular
Made up of Velvet Corduroy Plush. line
Iheyiots aud Mixtures, Cunning little trim
ming touches fancy buttons; Venetian lined
and warmly inter-lined on sale saturday in
'lues up To SI2.15. at.................. ......,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
einit nno iettl

@enn bemt' Elm @eiit bernieberitiese,
'ytes 8ranberrn jener altem 3eit,
Wis grpke Snmpen mod nm6 Sriiae,
9nr ftanoen fir ben 9urit bereit,
Der n5djte tuol bel fid5 bann benfen,
Sae NIT benz grinfen es am GnS',
gSenn itatt ber Snmpen In ben SdJen=
fen
Gr nur bic Heimen @laier fanb'!
Spdj iueun er, nnG5rbar nnb Ieiie,
Sdpebt mad ber 2pne Star 8rame-
rel
ltnS bort, nadJ 8rauerseiiterueiie,
Sas Bier sefDitet, iagt er: yGi,
p9ie Sett5eit lakt fidj bpf nid)t lum=
pett,
r9as lit ein sau5 pprtrefflid) gsae,
vMebr araft als ionit in sr5kten Snm.
pen
sSteft beute in hem fleiniten 8las.
sltno trinfeu ,uirb man INNER peiter,
nSu laug bas 2pne Star 8ier
man brant,
stln0 2ieoer iingen, frDb nm6 better,
limb iuas man ift, has ,uirn nerbaut.
sd fam aetruit sn 0rabe iuatbern,
Die 9adipelt braut aud pbne Mid,
n1i6, esne Star 8ier, por aleu-
Anbern,
uEid, nod i'm sdeiben, iesne td5."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04

perantwortlihen 8erlJebnung. ST..
Gbmls Bot iid Dem Yoli3eidef Se-
baitian Dor ,nlebreren gageu frei-
luillig sur 8erfiigung geiteut inbeiu
lie bapon mrsging, bnB Dem 2ieban
geln nno Dem Silillltieren bon
5ranen ani oen StraBen in Sos
Nngeles ein Gnoe gemadt tperoeil
lolltc.
Die attitglieoer 6es Stootra.
tes bon @ululeipea, Ganias, bahcu
ON ibrer 9iirgerineiiteri,i, 5rau Gu
Wition, melde tbnen bereits 10 bic-
le Nieberlagen bereitet, Mo1e ae.
iibt, inoem iie Die Belt fir Die Mns-
ihreibiile Ser Steuern fir oas
fiinftiee Sabr baben peritrei6ei Iaii
len obne ein 9uoget auf5uitene'1.
Ssn Solse oeiien befinoet ii6 ssrm
ggilion in Der intallgealebn1en 2ae
ge, oab fir Die gtootperlpaItllna
i'm Sabre 1912 nidt gel,iigenoe
Mittel porbanoen iitlb. sic erflGrt
ieood), iie iuerbe fbon 9errill oer
situation 8u bIeiben piiien. Sic ioll
iib nit oem Blmn beiddftigen altf
elblesl,ng Der Stabtratsmitglieoer
|lpegen 8ernahldiiielins ibrer gl,nts,
pflihten 5it flogelt.
Sn Der Ndbe bon 3ennebllnf-
port, Maine, ertrai,f BEL elmer ao-
noefabrt ouf ofienem Meer Die IL.
iabriee Batience Mithell tros beroi
ider Mnitrensungen ibreg 9eglei.
ters, bes 18idbrigen &erbert MeI.
der, als 6as fleine 5abraeug III.
folee Itarfen Seegangs gegeniiber
Der Miinouns oes Yolcon 9iiber fell-
terte. Melher, Der elm gutter
5duimmer lit, iudte ben 3opf Deg
W1o1ens fir cine Stlin6e iiber.
Woiier 5u balten, Bis eil Motorboot
Die beioen 8erl,neliidten aufiudte.
slnd an oen @ieoerbelebungsper-
iuden beteiligte iid Der total Or
idopfte nod. 9lber iie iparell per.-
geblid uno Melder ieIbIt Iieet
i,lfolge Der glnitrengungen lno 9(nf-
regllng in fritilhem 3uita,loc oar-
nie6er.
Mus 8oIentine, gaebr., miro
getneloet: Bon ibrem g[nipolt beglei.
tet, fam bier SRI. @lu,ice Murpbp
Don Snoepenoence, Mo., alL I'M fih
gu ibrer Bro5eiiierimg auf Die 9ln-
nage gu itellen, Die grnloroung if.
reg 2iebbobers gbarIes Z. Sellers
onseitiftet gu babell, Der au Is.
SUM 6lrh &ennefb Mairpbp, Den
gruoer BON gunice, 9arrp Scat6,
ibren Better, uno 9llpa uno George
@eeo eebdngt ipliroe. Die gerlann-
ten Bier befiuoen iid i'm @efanguis
Der gag oes 8egirns Der Nrosefiie
rung bon gunice Murpbp lit nod
nidt beftimnlt.
Gin 2uftidiffer Namens $.
6. 8rotpn, Ser i'm 2afemooo 9nrf
BEL Charlotte, 90. g., Borlteaungen
nit oem Jnnibirnl CAB, ftiir5te bel
einem Der @rperimcnte in oen Sec
iilo ertranf.
Mepr1ieltant garter bon Gf-
Iaboma bat in einem @aibinatoncr
Geih1fts bier glerfs NIT ieinem
Spo5ieritod 0urdgepriiseIt BON 0e-
nen er bebauptet, oaB iie feline Sofl-
ter beleioigt bdtten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
Giuen haflidjen Mnblid

gnb $. S. 8arum BON 6reepille, 81.
s., Ser nit Sieberausihlog geplagt
mar. gaadoem er pieIe Weittel per=
iil9t bate, fdreibt er iiber o9udlens
Mrnica Salbe":: vSie beilte poaftan-
Dig, obne cine gsarbe 5uriif5ulaffen. "
Sic beilt pie nlagiid @unoen,
gc5enaa, Shnellunget, &iibnerull-
gen uno S6morrboioen. geur 25c in
alien Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04

glus Meno in Nepaoa melbet
man: Sanes Mabonep, elm frii9e-
rer Nem Yorfer Yoliaiit un6 angeb-
lih Elm @ermanoter BON 90. 8ourfc
Godron, lit bier pIoblid irriinnis
geipor6en, ipie es ldeint, infolgc
Der Site. ct manoert iest nadt in
Der Gnnoipiilte BON glepaoa, 50
Wieilen oftlih BON 9feno, berun;
ODER lit bereits nmgefontnen. MoEo.
nep perlieB gfeno Dor orei gagen
um cine Steaung BEL elmer @eome
tertruppe ml5unebmen. aiirslih
erihien er in ben gagle-Sal5lperfen.
rib iid Die 4leioer bonn 2eibe mo
ronnte i'm @abniimn in Die Sano-
miiite. WtitgIieoer Der 6elomeher-
truppe iudten pergebIib naf inn.
Die Siihe iDuroe mieoer aufgenonl-
men, bod fiirhtet man. oaB Yta.
bonep in Der @iiite umsefomrnen
lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
0ebietell Sic

Rranibeiten Ginbalt bura ben seiti.
gen Gebraud BON 9utfs piilen, elm
0ltes unb beliebtes Mittel BON tets au
nebmenber popularitdt 2urirt INNER
Rppfihmer3en
Waaeuidure. Maiaria. nnueroauIid.
leit, trpdene eebet, 5artlsibisteit unb
bili6te Qeloen
TUFTS L-ebeY Pillen.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01

Deacon James 5. Scott returned
home last Saturday from months
sojourn in de land OBJ de cotton
and de cane" way down south In
Texas He went south as far as the
jumping off place at Galveston. and
II was so hot that he had hard work
to keep from taking header into
the bay. While there he inyestigat-
I'd the commission form OF govern
ment. and says 1t is a great improve
ment upon the way they run muni.
cipal affairs in La Junta. Down there
"culled gentleman" has some rights
and is not interfered with on the
slightest provooation. when he amt
doln' no harm to nobody. and Just
trying to earn an honest dollar or
two. Scott is glad to be back in
La Junta once more. and says there
amt no place nowhere like the good
old town
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01

c. l.. seclcy. our local officer OF
the Stat. Bureau OF Animal and
Child Protection. is much wrought up
over III. attempts Of judge Hen Lind.
sey to butt into the affairs OF this
organization. Mr. scclcy says that
Judge Lindsey privately admits that
his real motive Is one Of personal re-.
taliation. the bureau having criticized
tho juvenil. court and Its influ.ne.
upon children. In order 10 crafty
a personal resentment he has under.
taken To destroy the protection Of
abused and neglected children and an
imals In this state. and admits that
such II the case. II In Judge Lind
sey's intention tn tie up the bureau
BY one mesas and another for two
years to come. and then have Il re-
placed By . political board. In view
Of the fact that children sad aninals
hsve No vote. you caa - What that
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01

Sol BerYrman's mammoth cloth
ing and ladies suit house In Pueblo
was forced into bankruptcy one day
last week. The entire store. fix
lures. stock and book accounts. to-
gether with all holdings In rial es.
tate and personal property OF all
kinds have been turned over 10 the
creditors to satisfy claims The troub
ie Is attributed TO slow collections.
the store having always done an ex-
tensiye credit business Mr. Berger
man at one time had branch store
In La Jun,a. when he was In partner.
ship with his brother. Ben. and both
We're well known and have many
friends in this city Ben has been
engaged In business on his own ac.
count for several years In Bsssemer,
the steel works suburb OF Pueblo Mr.
Bergerman has made no arrangement
for the future. but hope. to remain
In Pueblo and resume business there
In the not distant future
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01

Frank Christie. who has officia,ed
as the gentlcmanly day ticket agent
for the Santa fc at this point for
some time past. left Thursday night
for Denver. and will there be- In.
stalled In more lucrative position
In the city ticket office OF the same
road. MIR. Christie was the most
courteous and obliying ticke, agent
that the Santa fe ever had on duty
In this city and the grea, family Jour
nal Is pleased 10 learn OF his good
fortune because the recipient de.
served IL His promotion was over
the heads Of several employee. In
the Denver office. aud II is said tina,
be Is nov first In line for the posi-.
tion of city passenger agent In the
capitol city VI. NJ Daniels will sue.
cecd MIR Christie on the day Job In
La Junta. and NJ, NJ Miller viii TAX.
Ar. Daniels place as nisht tick.,
agent.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01

Next Monday the county commits
sioners Will probably definitely dc.
eide whether or no, 10 grant A right
OF way over the county roads TO the
Pueblo and Suburban Traction and
Lighting Company. Under III. Law
tn" Pueblo company did not hay. TO
make application TO the county for
right of way. tha, right having nj.
ready been granted by stat. Law
which reads AS follows: Any teic.
graph. telephone. electric iight or
power or pipe line company. charter.
I'D or Incorporated under N. laws Of
this state. shall have the right TO
construct. maintain and op.rat. iincs
OF telegraph. telephone electric
hsht. wir" or pip. line along. Across.
upon and under any public highway
In this state. subject. however. to
the provisions Of this act. but such
Iincs Of telegraph. telephone, electric
iisht. wire power or pipe line com.
pany shall be- 70 constructed and
maintained ~ not 10 obs,sss, or Lilo.
der the usual travel on such htsh.
way" Under this Law the company
eoes not have 70 ~ . bonus tpe ~
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01

Bob. the whit. canine now on exit.
billion at wonderiy's Th.at.r. IL
wonder. and pulls off stunts equal to
any human mind reader that ever
trod the boards In La Junia Bob
occupies the center OF III. stage. like
the beautiful biind.ioided lady Of
the human mind.reading species while
his master IL down on tn. main floor
propoundipr queries suggested To
him by III. audience. and for which
III. dog always has tn. correct an.
s~er. row OF aluminium figures.
from o TO ,. Is suspended by hooks
and eyes ON red back ground In tn.
rear Of the stage. and when Bob's
master asks for the date on = coin.
his doEship very lcisur-ly dcscenda
from his pedestal. mounts the ros.
trum above which the numbers are
displayed and picks off the right
figures one by one. How he does
u In = deep. dark mystery. He tells
the age of any person In the audi.
cncc In the same way. and gives the
proper total Of three figures writ.
ten ON = piece Of paper down In the
audience. How doe. he do Il, Well.
ask us something cssy--or you
might ask the dam dog that hovern
around In our wake. He Ia . pretty
wise animal himself about some
things. and In the figure line can
very easily make you aware Of the
fAct that he Knows The difference n.
svssa oee chocolate lrop as1 half
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01
-ENk AN
ABOUT
E1<ZE

and $1,000 for roads TO the north.
The governor allowed statements to
be circulated throughout the entire
state that he intended turning all
road and bridge money over to the
state highway commission. Instead Of
doing this he vetoed the bills Of those
who were against him and allowed
those that were fathered by his pets
to become laws. and also allowed
those bills to become laws. the Ap-
propriations OF which for Denver
streets and highways. reduced his own
personal taxes
Some enterprising sneak thief in
yaded the sanctity OF Marshal Mix
on's home during the dark hours OF
last Sunday night and appropriated
a whole side OF bacon that lay peace
fully reposing in a refrigerator on
the back porch Our marshal did
not find 1t out until the next morn
ing, and the best joke Of II all was
that the bacon had been placed In
the refrigerator by a neighbOr for
safekeeping Some OF our local tai
ent will be making an effort 10 pick
the locks on the jail at the city hall
next.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20
THE SUNNY SIDE OF
pD0An NV Az

Three hours of laughter inter-
spersed with ravishing melody,
is only one of the many delights
provided by the latest musical
sensation, ''The Sunny Side of
Broadway
This delightful combination of
comedy and music is from the
pen Of Mr.. Boyle Voolfolk,
whose recent offering, 1.-THE Win
ming Miss,' has just closed sue
cessful season, which has brought
it's author into the spot light Of
"The Musical Comedy world"
When this comedy is presented
here on October 21st at the Fay
Opera House by Mr.. Boyle Wool
folk, it will be offered by a cast
Of exceptional artists, foremost of
whom is Mr.. Max Bloom, whose
phenomenal success in 1.-The Win
ming Mss will long be remem-
bered.
In support of Bloom is Miss
Alice Sher, coincidence, Miss
Florence Morrison, prima donna,
Mr.. j. f. Coughlin, Mr.. Jack Les
lie, Mr.. John Gilmore and Mr..
William May.
The comedy is full of mirth and
replete with fine music, among
the popular numbers being my
New Motor Boat" "Beware of
the Garden of Love- "College
Days. 1.-The Piazza Plant, "
Every Town Has a Broadway"
Mr.. Moon You re Full Tonight, -
Meet Me at the Stage Door
Johnnie,' "Selling Papers, and
many more.
The dances of the Ponje Ballet
is a special feature.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20
R1BBING WINS BY A SCORE
OF SIX TO NOTHING

In the football game between
the Virginia and Hibbing Highs
at Oliver Park Saturday after
noon the visitors won the honors
by score Of 6 to 0, Webster Of
the visiting team making a touch
down and goal being kicked in
the first half.
Considerable dissatisfaction was
manifested at the game through
the playing of Wilbur Wiring,
son of Chief Of Police Wiring of
Hibbing, whom it is claimed has
been on the Hibbing High for
four successive years prior to the
present season, thereby being in
eligible under the rules govern
ing the high school contests. This
feeling was not altogether elm
mated at any stage Of the game,
and at the conclusion was nearly
famed into fury by the attempt
of Chief Wiring to ''swing' on
the Virginia manual traing pro-
fcssor.
The incident is one to be de-
plored in more ways than one,
as it will likely tend to effectu-
ally stop any future games be-
tween the contending teams, and
also as it showed the Hibbing
chief of police in a most unenvi-
able light to the hundreds Of
young people on the field. Hot
blood is not conducive to sport,
even though the man who shows
it may be honored in his own
community by being trusted to
wear a "star.'
Hank Boyle acted as referee,
and while there was some kick
ing on the part of the visitors at
one or two Of his decisions it was
to be expected, for nobody ever
heard of a 1Iibbing aggregation
being content with anything but
the long end of things.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20
HALLOWEEN DANCE.

The brotherhood Of American
Yeomen will entertain at Halo
we zen Dance at the Fay Opera on
Tuesday evening, October 81.
The Kraft-Peterson Orchestra
will furnish music for the occas-
ion, and there can be no question
but all attendants will have me-
morable pleasant evening.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

Furniture Storage Room, POS
SO. Central Ave.
9-29tf. r. MERCER.
WANTED-To buy on South
Side, Not further than Hickory
street. Address "M', care Enter
prise. 9-27-4t.
Chimney sweeps in town. !.
Parrault. I do the job clean
through.
Steam heated office rooms for
rent. Mattson- Thurston Agency.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20
NORWEGIAN NJ. z. CHURCH.

At the Norwegian NJ. E. Church,
32O Spruce street, services will be
conducted Sunday next at 10 AS
p. m. Sunday School at IL o'clock,
noon. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening. All Scandi-
navians are invited.
K. WINBERG, Pastor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

1t would appear to even a dis
interested spectator that the hon
orable( we speak advisedly) chief
Of police of Hibbing might have
been in better business Saturday
had he been attending to the du-
ties for which he is paid in the
west end village than he was in
being the prime factor in a slug
ging match following the football
game. 1t seems that the wearing
Of a star makes some men think
they can "slug' a citizen with
impunity, and 60 to any extent in
the discharge Of their "duty,"
even to shooting a man down in
the street.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20
PLANS FOUND

A set Of blue print plans, evil
IDENTIFY of railroad grade work,
picked up on Chestnut street.
Owner may have same by calling
at Enterprise and paying for this
notice.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

0. H. Gibson, Of New York,
has taken charge Of the tailoring
department at Grignon's. Up-to-
date in every respect, and salts
faction guaranteed. 9-29-tf.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

When you want smoke rememb Der
you can get the finest at Lusk's &
Sigel's Billiard Hall.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

Hugh Fawcett, of the firm of
Fawcett & johnson, contractors
having the Duluth, Rainy Lake &
Winnipeg terminal building i'm
provements at this point, was in
the city Saturday.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

Chippewa shoes, Dayton shoes,
King Quality shoes and many
other good makes of shoes.
Kratze's, 4O8 Chestnut St.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20
For Sale.

Two new rugs; one 7x11, another
7x13, suitable for Office use. Also
bicycle attachment. Call at 5O7
Maple street. ~-<.-< ~.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

E. M. Prindle, Of Duluth, gen.
eral sales agent for the Pitner
gasoline lamp system, is ih the city
today. Mr.. Prindle was one of
the promoters Of the proposed
interurban range line which re-
Gently fell through owing to the
tightness of financial backing,
but which was meant in good
faith and which cost the promot-
ers a pretty penny in initial
work.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-10-20

If YOU want cedar posts for fenc.
ing of building see F. J. Hughes.