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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-12
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
Miss Alice Brown entertained
charmingly at a Violet Luncheon
Saturday, complimentary to Mrs. f.
c. Hagens.
The table bore a centerpiece of
purple violets and maidenhair massed
in quaint gold basket whose handle
was concealed by huge bow of law
ender illusion.
Violets and lace fern were strewn
in profusion over the napery, and the
bon bons were violet with lavender
bows.
The guest cards were hand-painted
baskets Of violets in similar shade
and corsage flowers of these fragrant
little beauties, tied with Nile green
satin ribbon were worn by the ladies
during luncheon.
Miss Vera Damon left yesterday
afternoon for Lihue, Kanai, where
she will spent ten days as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Frank Lawrence
Putnam.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Duisenberg en-
tertained at a very handsome dinner
party last evening at the Pleasanton
complimenting Miss Alice Roth and
Mr.. Frank Edward Thompson, whose
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engagement has recently been an
nounced.
Dinner was served in the private
dining room of this beautiful hosiery,
the buffet being respondent in exquis-
ite pieces of rock crystal and cut
Stoned Enchantress carnations and
tendrils Of the asparagus plumosis.
On the table a basket filled with
frail duchess roses and caught into
the crushed folds of pink tulle bow
was very effective. Lace fern was
strewn over. the cloth and pink silk
shaded candles shed soft illumina-
ton over the appointments.
Among those present we're Miss
Alice M. Roth, Miss Sibyl Winter
Mr.. Frank Edward Thompson, Dr.
Clifford B. High and Mr.. and Mrs. E
G. Duisenberg.
DR.. and Mrs. Donald Maclennan will
leave in the next Sierra for San
Francisco.
The summer will be spent in Cali
fornia.
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Quite a number of theater parties
have been formed during the season
among the society folk of the city.
On Monday evening a party, includ-
ing DR.. and Mrs. Ormand Wall, M;
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rifle tournament at Sea Girt, N. j. #
Opening of three-day automobile
race meet at Old Orchard Beach, Ne.
Reliability run for truck of Chi
cago Motor Club at Chicago.
Jimmy Clabby VS.. Mike Gibbons,
10 rounds, at Milwaukee.
Mickey Sheridan VS.. Freddie Dan
iels, 15 rounds, at st. Joseph, Mo-.
Saturday.
Opening of twelfth annual open
air horse show at Lake Forest, Ill.
Middle Atlantic Association A. A.
q. swimming championships at Phil
adelphia.
Opening of annual fall golf tour
nament at Hotel Del Monte, Califor-
MIA.
Opening of Tri-state champion
ship tennis tournament at Cincin-
natl.
Corinthian Football team of Eng
land scheduled to play at Victoria,
B. G..
Frank Moran, of Pittsburgh, VS..
Fred Brummond, 20 rounds, at Lon
don, England.
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SchIltzer, MARI, Link and Ritter;
Laroy and Land. .27& -5.
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> o o o o % o .. o Q. @ o o o. .
> Calendar Of Sports for the Week .

Monday.
Annual championship tournament
we'll escape, and it calls us today
tion begins at Chicago.
Opening of fall race meeting of
Windsor (Ont.) Fair Grounds and
Driving Park Association.
Opening of four days horse show
at Ohio State Fair, Columbus.
Cricket contests between United
State and All-Canada teams begin at
Toronto
Colorado championship tennis
tournament opens in Denver. 5=
international open tennis tourna-
ment begins at Niagara a-on-the-Lake
Ont II.
Southwestern Nebraska champion
ship tennis tournament opens at Ara
pahoe, Neb. s...-. .-s...s
Allegheny Mountains champion
ship tennis tournament opens at
Cumberland, Md. ...
zone Round" Hogan VS.. Tommy
Langdon, 6 rounds, at Philadelphia
Joe Coster VS.. "Kid' Julian, 10
rounds, at Syracuse, N. Y. a.--
Knockout Brown VS.. Willie Lew
is, 10 rounds, at New York city.
Tuesday.
Opening of Grand Circuit race
meeting at Readville, Mass. --.-
Annual tournament of Iowa State
Chess Association opens in Cedar
Rapids. ".
Corinthian Football team of Eng
land scheduled to play at Vancouver,
B. G.. -.
Wednesday.
Opening of annual regatta of the
Lake Yacht Racing Association at
Toronto ...-.
Elimination races (motor boat) to
select International Cup defenders
begin on Huntington Bay, L. T. LII.
Annual bench show of the Will
mington Kennel Club, Wilmington,
Del. ... -.s7
Opening of annual horse show at
Warrenton, Va.
Tommy Gary VS.. Grover Hayes, 10
rounds, at Cleveland, O.
Matty Baldwin VS.. Willie Ritchey,
20 rounds, at San Francisco.
Thursday. ..-s:G
Annual championship tournament
of Michigan State Golf League op-
ems at Grand Rapids. ..
Annual fall meet of the Maryland
United Hunts opens at Pimlico.
Pal Moore VS.. Tommy Murphy, 10
rounds, at New York city. ~
Friday.
Opening of the annual national
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American League.

American League.
Chicago, Aug. 28.-Ed. Walsh,
pitched the first no hit, no run game
of hi scareer yesterday, against Bos-
ton, being the second game of this
kind this season in the American
league, the locals winning the first
game of the series five to nothing.
Only one of the visitors reached
first base, Engle having received a
base on balls. The locals fielded
sensationally behind Walsh, who
struck out eight of the opposing bats
men: Wood of Boston is the only
other man who has pitched no hit,
no run game this season. ---...
cnicaeo r +: +: E; g.
Boston .:............0 0 2
Walsh and Block; Collins and Car
rigan.
Detroit, Aug. 28.-Before the Sec
ond largest local crowd in history
and in one of the greatest battles of
the year, Detroit yesterday downed
Philadelphia 4 to in the opening
contest of the three game series.
Summers had the edge of the pitch
ing duel with Bender, but he also re-
ceived better support. Two hits, a
pass to Cobb and Delehanty's sacri-
flee fly gave Detroit four runs in the
first. In the third, Bush walked, ad-
vanced to third on Cobb's single and
scored during a double play which
retired Cobb and Crawford. Barry's
double with two out gave the Ath=
letics two in the fourth and they tied
the score in the next inning on Lords
double and Delehanty's error. De-
troit won the game in the sixth when
Delehanty singled, advanced on an
infield out and wild-pitch and came
home on an infield out. A foul tip
from Murphy's bat in the sixth broke
one Of Schmidt's fingers and Stanage
replaced him.
TT'toAS 49,: .::'::'' IL
Philadelphia ........3 8
Summers and Stanage, Schmidt;
Bender and Thomas.
r. H. E.
81. LOUIS ........2 l
New York ......... - 8 2
Nelson and Kritchell; WarhQp and
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$4,000. Inquire at 523 Minnesota
Ave. --,5. 3D.. - -
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MISCELLANEOUS

Two good reliable boys 16 and IS
years old want places to work for
board while attending school, Ad-
dress or phone DR.. E. H. Smith:
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Delicacy of the Ancients

In Italy today pigs liyers are
served in a way that is accurately
described by Apicius before the
Christian Era. Mixed with herbs,
salt and wine they are stuffed into
small sausage skins, with one bay
leaf to each and baked.
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HELP WANTED


U. S. Army-Able-
bodied unmarried men between
ages of IS and 35; citizens of the
United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write the English
language. For information ap-
ply to Recruiting Officer, 217 Tor
rey Building, Duluth, Mimi.
WANTED-Cook wanted for party of
four men on Red Lake survey.
Good salary to right man. Work
to last until Nov. 1st. Apply G.
J. Emerson, Rex Hotel. ri
WANTED-Girl or woman for gen.
eral house work on farm. Inquire
at w. G. Schroeder's Store. g.
WANTED-Two girls for kitchen
work. Apply Hotel Markham.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Inquire at 602 4th st.
WANTED-Girl wanted at McDer-
mid's Hotel.
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Night School, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at Bemidji Business Col
lege. I. O. o. F. Hall. Careful indi-
vidual instruction. Call or phone.
Special rates this week.
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Brooklyn a.; Chicago 2-3.
Philadelphia 3; Cincinnati 1.
No games scheduled for Sunday
American League.
Detroit II; Washington 6.
New York 3; Chicago 2.
st. Louis 5; Boston 4.
Philadelphia 7-6; Cleveland SO.

American Association.
Minneapolis z; Columbus 2.
st. Paul 2; indianapolis 3.
GO innings).
Kansas City 6; Louisville 5.
Milwaukee z; Toledo L..
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s NsA KNOWN VALUES

CLASSIFIED ADvERTIS.
- ING ASSOCIATION; PAPERS -.
WE ARE MEMBERS
Papers in all parts of the States and
Canada. Your wants supplied-anywhere any
lime by the best mediums in the country.
Get our membership lists-Check papers
'ou want. We do the rest @..r
Publishers classified Advertising Associa.
tin. l. Buffalo, N. Y.
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NeW-CaSh- Want Rats
Gent

Where cash accompanies copy we
will publish all s'Want Ads" for half
cent a word per. insertion. Where
cash does not accompany copy the
regular rate of one ceut q word will
be charged.
EVERY HOME HAS A WANT 40
For Rent--For Sale--Exchange
--heip Wanted--Work Wanted
.--~ .r-- ..Etc...Etc.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House. Inquire of 0.
J. Weekly, 1907 Beltrami Avenue.
Phone 498: .
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ONLY ONE BEST Be
Bemidji People Give Credit Where
-. Credit Is Due. -.-@

People of .Bemldji who suffer with
sick kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy that can be depender
upon. The best is Doan's Kidney
Pills, a medicine for the kidneys only,
made from pure roots and herbs, and
the only one that is backed by cures
in Bemidji. Here's Bemidji testi-
mony: " :-@
Mrs. Henry Revor, sos Bemidji
Ave-, Bemidji, Mimi, says: 81 con-
slider Doan's Kidney Pills by far the
best medicine have ever known of
for disordered kidneys. For weeks
at time l suffered from backache
and it seemed that I could get moth
ing that would relieve me perma-
nently. Doan's Kidney Pills how
ever, acted differently than any other
preparation l had ever tried and
made me feel likeanother person. I
feelcertain that this preparation has
completely driven kidney trouble
from my system"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name = Doan's-
and take no other. -- =. y
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Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 28.-St.
Paul made it one out of three by win
ming yesterdays game from Indian
apolis to 3. 1t was an exciting and
long drawn out affair: Schitzer be-
gan to weaken in the seventh and af-
ter the first man up in the eighth had
secured safe hit, he was relieved by
Mers, who retired to let Mccarthy bat
for him and Link finished the game
Jones and Autrey were put out of the
game for disputing close decision
on Jones at the plate.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms. 1915
Bemidji avenue Phone 695. r..
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SPORTS OF THE DAY
. . . . Z. Q Q Q q z. o o o o
Sundays Baseball Results.
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American Association.

. Am0C1C6U A0BOC10G1O0.
Louisville, KY, Aug. 2S.After
losing ten straight games Louisville
defeated Kansas City in the first con-
test of the double header by the score
of 3 to 2. Fishers triple in the
fourth inning aided by Cheney's clev-
er pitching, put the visitors out of
the running. Kansas City won the
second game by batting Pfeister's Of
ferings at opportune times. Powell,
Fiene and Maddox alternated on the
mound for the visitors, the latter
proving too effective for the locals.
A sensational catch by Emerson was
the feature.
First game R. H. E.
Louisville ............3 9
Kansas City 2 Z 0
Cheney and Hughes, Rhoades and
James.
Second game R. H. E.
Louisville .........3 10 2
Kansas City F.. 2 0
Pfeister and Ludwig; Powell, Fie-
ne, Maddox and O'Connor.
Toledo ........... .. IS 10 2
Milwaukee .......2 8
Swami and Carish;- Cutting, Short
and Marshall.
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Columbus, O., Aug. -28.-After Co.
lumbus took the first game by bunch
ing four singles on Loudell in the
fourth and Cooks effectiveness
against the leaders, Minneapolis Sc
cured an early lead in the second
and was just able to stand off the
late rushes of the home team. Two
pitching changes were made in the
ninth. Lever going to Loudells aid
with the bases full, one out and two
runs needed to tie O'Rourke's fly
brought one in, and Williams ended
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BOTH WANT
The BABY

Upon complaint OF Mrs. James Pip
kin, charging thar her husband was
stealing away with their two year old
child, Sheriff Lewis and a city officer
went to the Rock Island depot this az
ternoon and arrested Pipkin who was
ready to board No. 23 with the baby.
Pipl0in said he was going to take
The child to his parents at Weather
ford, Texas. He was taken to the
court house where Assistant County
Attorney lie,ndoa was called into CO..
ference and he advised that the Off
GERS could do nothing TO prevent a
father from taking his child where he
pleased If Mrs. Pipkin desired to
keep tho child, civil process was tho
only remedy
piphin was oermitted to retain the
baby and was at once released rioui
custody.
The trouble grew out Of domestic
difficulties in the Pipkin home.
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DISMISSED
TWO CASES

Oklahoma City, March 2s. Among
the motions considered by the United
States district court before Judge Cot
teral, Monday, were two affecting
cases in which former governor G. N.
Haskell was named as defendant.
One Of these. that styled -. p.
Bailey VS.. C. N. Haskell and Lilly Has
kell his wife" was to collect $4,000
which the complainant maintained
was due him for legal services rem
dered several years ago when Haskell
was a resident Of Ohio. Haskell sub
sequenty filed q cross bill alleging
that be had oyerpaid the complainant
to the extent OF ss.5OO. The action
Monday dismiss both suits.
The other suit dismissed and Of
more local interest was that styled
Leon McReynolds VS.. c. N. Haskell,
John Mahoney Robert L. Lunsford
and o. T. Smith and resulted indi-
rectly from the now famous fight OF
two years ago between William r.
Hearst and William J. Bryan. in which
Haskell was made prominent through
attacks on him by Hearst,
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BIG BLAZE
AT TUTTLE
Property is Destroyed
to the Amount
Of $Il,5OO

T1ule, March 2S.-Fire which STRAIT
ed fl the grocery store Of Russell Nor
ey, at about 10 o'clock last night, en-
falling loss Of sli.50o at 1870 o'clock
this morning was under control after
having destroyed the grocery store
and its stock and the Tuttie hardware
store and its stock. For awhile the
town was threatened
One man, Dr. r. H. Funk. was hurt
when there was an explosion in the
hardware store. while he and three
other men we're fighting the flames on
the roof The explosion crumbled the
walls in on the blaze and helped mar
terially in queling the flames.
The fire, the origin Of which is un-
known. was discovered by George
Dougherty. and had gained consider
able headway The local fire fighters
felt absolutely unable to check it and
telephoned to Oklahoma City for aid.
Fire Chief Mark Kesler loaded one
steamer. one hose wagon and two
teams, with crew of twelve men, on
a special train and started for the
town Held back by a freight the
train reached Tuttle about ] o'clock
ana within 20 minutes had the blaze
under control
The individual losses are as fol-
lows Ray Bowers, owner OF the gro
cery building, $500 covered by in
surance; grocery stock $1,000, partly
insured; hardware building, S2,50O,
covered by Insurance. hardware stock
$1,000, Insurance $4,000.
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WOODMEN
HERE FOR
BIG RALLY
All Trains Bring Visitors
Interesting Pro-
gram Tonight

Woodmen began arriving on the
morning trains .oduy for the~big coun-
ty rally and the afternoon trains
brought scores Of them Practically
every town in ;he county is represent
ed and delegations are also here from
Marlow, Anadarko. and Lawton.
A street car ride was scheduled for
o'clock and following this a parade
was on the program
The exercises at the hall will begin
at Z O'Clock and the program win be
as follows;
Called to order by W. C. Bond, " G..
Opening ode b all
Address o. welcome, .. T. Emerson.
Camp honors to state officers and
guests.
Exemplification " degree work BY
Lawton team Of fcresters and off ,e-s.
Second degree by NARROW degrae
team
Third degree ~ Anadarko degree
team
Addresses by s H. Wells. d;i'ri,t
deputy. Lewton; J. S. Shearer. state
deputy Of Guthrie. Geo Bowman, na
tiolal alditor, Ct Kingfisher; ]. w
Craig, head phyeician, Vinita.
Refreshmets.
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ARRESTED
On Charge Of Working
Big SWindIing
Scheme

Lake Mills, Wis, March 28.-After
search lasting many months. the Ok
lahoma authorities have captured a
telegraph opera or who is waasel for
trying to work an elaborate "get-rich
Mis-quick" scheme by telegraph on a
score of towrs in Kansas, western
Missouri and Oklahoma. The mans
name is given as E. j. Hart alias Nc
Kinley. and though the arrest was
made upon request Of the Muskogee
county authorities, the advices receiv-
ed here are that after he is through
with that county he will have chance
to face enough other charges in the
three states to keep him behind the
bars for years.
Hart, it is supposed, thought he
would be safe in the country districts
OF this state far from the states
where his victimized banks were, but
his operations had finally attracted
such general attention that when he
tried his unusual stunt here, he was
captured The man operates. it is
charged by having banks telegraph
money on forged orders to men in var
ious parts OF the country. The order
to send money by telegraph would be
received by Hart, who would cash the
bogus order, then leave his place Of
employment, before the crooked deal
could be discovered.
The Oklahoma authorities sent
word TO the local authorities by long
distance telephone to make the arrest
and thus the suspect was not able tC
Intercept the order for his own arrest
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STATE CAPITAL
IS SUSPENDED

Guthrie March 2S. Announce
ment was made today by the State
Capital that today's issue Of the paper
is to be the last Of that publication
which was founded in 1889 by Frank
H. Greer The subscription lists and
good will of the paper have been pur-
chased by Leslie G Niblack. All con-
tracts will be filled by publication in
the Daily Leader, which he publishes
The State Capital has been vigorous
republican newspaper aud its retire
ment from the field leaves Guthrie
without morning OF republican news
paper. Mr.. Greer expects to take a
rest Of several months.
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GENERAL REYES
TO NAr TN Tn
Id OAAAEU 4 "
TAKE CHARGE
10000 MEN
Are OUT OF
WORK
specIal By United Press.

Special by United Press.
Springfield, ILL.,, March rs. Twen.
ty thousand coal miners in Illinois are
out with little hope Of any employ
lnent in che immediate future.
Announcement was made by the OBJ
orators today that the mines were shut
down because of adverse legislation
which requires them to pay the men
and prohibits interstate competition.
Scores Of families are at the point
OF starvation and before the end Of
the week hAndreds Of the poorer
classes will be in want.
Duncan Mcdonald, state secretary
of the miners union, believes that tie
shutdown was due to the mild winter
and consequent diminished demand
for coal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28
BURTON Is
INJURED

J. B Burton, the democratic nomi-
nee for mayor has fractured rib
as result of going round or two
with fractions horse at the yellow
barn late yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Burton was working with the
animal when it gave sudden jerk
and hurled him against the guy wire
Of an electric light pole. He suffer
ed considerable pain from the blow and
required the services Of physician
to fit him UP with plaster cast, but
he is able to be at his place Of busi-
ness today.
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Workers Plan
to Protest

Special by United Press
New York, March 2S Horrified
BY the realization that a majority Of
the lives lost in the Triangle factory
fire last Saturday could have been
saved if the laws governing safety OF
buildings had been enforced, the labor
organizations of the city are arrang-
ing for a public demonstration for the
purpose OF registering a protest
The membership of the labor unions
in the city number hundreds OF thou
sands and in the demonstration which
viii be held Thursday OF Friday the
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THEATER IS A
TOTAL
LOSS
Pool Hall DAMAGED
Terrell is Ready
to Rebuild

Of unknown origin and starting
about lO:45 this morning, fire practi-
cally cleaned out the Wnkie theater,
damaging the building almost past re-
pair, scorehed The pool han next 70 it
and for time with The wind blowing
furious gale, menaced the center Of
the business section OF the city.
W. Scott Wilhe. proprietor Of the
picture play house, placed the loss on
the theater including scenery chairs.
wiring. machinery and other special
equipment, at from $4,000 TO s2500, in-
surance 5000.
l. s. Terrell. owner Of the building
estimated his loss at from $1,000 to
sifOo, well protected bx insurance.
Dick McKay's building. occupied by
the pool hall, was damaged to the
amount Of probably $40
Prince & Kemper, proprietors Of
the pool ball. had a small loss.
The fire was pat out within 30 min-
utes after ii was discovered. The de-
partment Won praise from every one
for its Isompt and effective work.
SIR. wIlkie was IN his office in the
front part OF the theater when on
opening the door. he smelled smoke
and glaneIng toward the rear OF the
theater be saw blaze in the right
corner Of the stage He rushed %
the stage and dropped the curtain to
prevent the flames from Immediately
spreading 10 the front and then turn
ed in the alarm to the department.
By the time Ne reacde the front OF
the building again the flames were
already sweeping through the build
ing
The entire fire fighting force OF the
city was soon on the ground and
streams Of water were playing on both
ends OF the building Several times
the blaze burst through the roof but
was fought back
The Mckay building was iron clad
and IT'S protection was therefore less
difficult Brick buildings surround
the two frame structures, the s-story
The frame work of the Terrell build
ing remains but the roof and the en-.
tire interior present oharred mass.
schulter building being on the west
and the building occupied by the Peo-
pies store beias on the east
Il am ready to put up a brick build
ing at once, provided the council viii
condemn both OF the buildings" said
Mr. Terrell, but | would not want to
put up a new building as long as the
frame structure next to 1T remains"
Mr. Mckay had no insurance on
his building, having let it run out a
month ago after carrying it IA years.
The only theory that has been adj
varced as to the origin 1f the fire IS
defective wiring but Mr.. Wilkie is not
inclined to credit it to this source as
he says, there was no wire in the part
Of the building where the blaze was
first seen.
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EDNA GOODRICH
GETS DIVORCE

Special by United Press.
New York, March Is. II Edna Good
rich Goodwin was today granted a di-
yorce from Nat Goodwin by the state
supreme court
BY the terms Of the decree Good
win is forbidden to marry in New
York during the life time Of his form
er wife The latter is left unrestrict-
ed and is allowed to assume her maid
en- name.