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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-23
CRACK SKATERS
READY FOR MEET

New York, Jan. 2S.-Many OF the
best speed skaters in Canada and the
west are here TO meet the champions
Of the east In a series Of races for the
indoor skating championships under
the auspices of the international Skat-
ing union tonight. The sanction for
this meeting has been given 20 the ST
Nicholas rink and is arranged so that
the champion can skate here. after
leaving Saranac Lake en- route 20 Mon
treal for the Ice carnival events.
Among those who will make the
championship tour under the direction
Of Allen |. Blanchard OF Chicago. pres
ident of the International Skating un-
ion. are Edmund Lamy Of Saranac
Lake Americas amateur champion; O.
r.. Bush OF Vancouver. champion Of
Canada: Fred Robson OF Montreal. Ar
thur ]. Hess. champion Of Ohio; Harry
Kaad. champion Of Illinois; Charles T.
Fisher. champion Of the northwest;
Carl Alroth Of Duluth. western cham
pion: Lot. r. Roe Of Toronto. interna-
tional champion. and record holder,
and many others.
These men viii meet Phil Kearney
the eastern all-round champion: w.
Buckholder. who won the one-mlle
championship last year at Verona
Lake: w Kuehne OF the New York
Athletic club. the distance champion.
and many other ocal flyers.
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SAYS WHITE SOX
Will BE STRONG
ROllIE zElDER THINKS coMiS-
KEYS BAND WILL COP PEN
NANT IN AMERICAN
LEAUGE.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-"It is my honest
conviction that Hugh Duffy will hand
a big surprise 10 the baseball fans OF
the country in 1911. Duffy has the
pitching staff. and with a strong team
back of his hurlers look out"
This is the opinion OF Rollie Zeider.
captain OF the Chicago White Sox i'm
1910. Zeider writes from his home i'm
Auburn, Ind that he is in the pink Of
condition for the fray in the spring,
and says when the bell rings for the
opening Of hostilities he will be there
to battle his best for the success Of
Comiskey's team.
Few people realize that Il viii b. a
different team entirely thar viii play
for Comislley than n one that t6Gned
the schedule in 1910. I ont know
what the lineup win b this ear bat
the team that can bee the White sox
in 1911 will win the American league
pennant. With sr sh men as Lord.
Mclean. Dougherty Choinard and Boz
die batting for the White Sox, 1he
pitchers or the opposing teams will
certainly be up sainst Il. Give any Of
the White Sox rtchers three runs and
see how many games he will lose Look
at the games we lost last year by one
run. If we had had a little more bat
ting strength there might have been
a different story to tell at the end OF
the season. / expect TO see Duffy pull
ahead this year. OF course, when the
team was losing last year he got his
knocks-all managers do. unless they
win, and how can they win without
the material? The same is true of a
ball player--if he is winning he is all
O. X; If he is on losing team he is
the worst ball player in the world Put
Ty Cobb on a losing team one that
finishes down in seventh place, and see
whether he pulls off so many brilliant
plays and bats 400 IL takes more than
one star to make a pennant winner
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JACK JoHNsoN's PLANS.

Plttsburg Pa, Jan. 23.-"1 do not in
tend 10 hght for six months and will
entertain no challenges until after that
time said Champion Jack Johnson.
when shown a telegram from Chicago
announcing that he was to meet Al
Kaufman in London next April.
Il quit the show business here in
Pittsburg. From here ! go To Chica-
go for a visit with my mother. Then I
am going 70 San Francisco. where ]
will stay two months. AT the end OF
that time l viii probably start around
the world. going either to Australia or
London first
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She Got the Letter.

The post Office official put on his
severest manner.
you say you mailed the letter
about half an hour ago at a window in
the east corridor" he asked.
The beautiful woman dabbled a
handkerchief at her soulful eyes and
at the tip of her classic nose.
Eyes. yes" she said.
ITO whom was it addressed?"
She told him.
"And now you want to stop that
letter." he went on, still more stern
ly. you want to get it back2 "Why?"
Because" said the woman with I'M
premeditated frankness. Il am afraid
his wife will get It,"
"Oh." said the stern Official
She got the letter.
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Laurium lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will offer the first and third degrees at
a regular meeting in the First Nation
al bank hall this evening. A social
time will follow the lodge work.
The funeral of the late Harry Soul
ard, who was accidentally killed while
at work in the Hecla branch of the c..
& II. mine, took place this morning
with services at st. Anne's French
church.
st. Anthony's Court, Catholic order
of Foresters, will entertain Friday
evening i'm the First National bank
hail. A sauerkraut lunch will be served
during the evening. The Twin City
orchestra will furnish music for dane
ing
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A TREE THAT is WoRsHIPED.
Ficus Religiosa Held Sacred by Bud
dhists and Hindoos.

In most of the countries of south
eastern Asia, the Indian Ficus religi-
osa, the sacred and consecrated fig
tree, or peepil tree, is found. 1t is
held pre- eminently sacred by the Bud
dhists, and is revered also by the
Hindoos, the birth OF Vishnu having
occurred beneath its branches.
II is a handsome tree, growing fire.
quently to a great height. 1t is an
evergreen, which puts forth its flow
ers in April, and the bark yields free
ly upon incision an acrid milk contain
ing a considerable proportion of india
rubber. The leaves are heart-shaped,
long, pointed and vibrate in the air
like those of the aspen.
A branch of one of these trees. hav-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-23
LAuRluM BRIEFS.
:. !. :. (. !. 49,. y go :. !. :.

Mrs. r. Odgers, of Osceola, fell re-
Gently and fractured her right fore
arm.
A number of Laurium people will go
to Houghton this evening to witness
the Chicago Houghton hockey game at
the Amphidrome.
NJ. e. O'Brien, first vice-president of
the Detroit Life Insurance company,
is expected home today from Detroit,
where he has been on business.
The students of the Sacred Heart
high school will entertain friends in
the school auditorium this evening
with an interesting program. A large
attendance is expected.
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ing a notable history, was sent to a
city in the interior of Ceylon, where
1t was planted. and became known by
the name of the bo-tree. FoC' 200 years
it received the highest reverence, and
is still the chief object of worship to
the pilgrims who every year flock to
the ruins of the city
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BIG CUT OF LUMBER.
Ontonagon Sheriff Preparing to Har-
vest 100000 Feet.

Sheriff Paul Francis has purchased
Section 5-51-40 and is at present log
ging it. says the Ontonagon Herald.
He has forty men in the woods and ex-
poets to keep at least that many until
he has completed the work There is
about 100000 feet of timber on this
piece to be cut and Mr.. Francis in
tends to cut all of it,
He has sold the logs to the Dia-
mond Lumber company at Green Bay
and they are now being shipped as
fast as they can be placed on the cars.
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SETS NEW HIGH SCORE.
Lorimer Eaton Established Bowling
Score of 27e.


Lorimer Eaton son Of Fred S. Eaton,
who last week set the high average of
PA for three games at a bowling
match on the Miscowabic club alleys
on Saturday evening demonstrated
that he is chip off the old block"
by setting n new high score mark for
the Y. M. c. A. alleys Eaton bowled
in almost perfect form, making eleven
consecutive strikes after getting nine
pins i'm the first frame. and hung up a
score of 279. The highest score made
previous To Eatons was 25S. estab-
lished last year by Frank Nowak, while
George Daigle made a score OF 257 a
few weeks later. Eaton is now far
ahead in the lead for the special prize
Of a silver cup offered as a trophy for
the best individual score up to May /.
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Bob Groom, the lanky pitcher Of the
Senators. is holding out for an in
crease in pay. Bob does not have
much Of n chance to get a raise I'M
less he can assure McAleer that he viii
be able to pitch better ball than he
ne has been with the team.
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The Red Sox are 10 have the honors
OF opening Henry Berry's new ball
park In Los Angeles this spring when
then so there on their training trip.
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eoPHERs FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Minneapolis Mimi. Jan. 23.--The
football schedule for the University OF
Minnesota next season has been COM
pleted. II follows
Ames-'September 30. Northrop field
South Dakota-Oct =. .Northrop field
Nebraska-Oct. 21 ...Northrop field
Iowa--October 2S .Northrop field
Chicago-November ..Northrop field
Wisconsin, November IS. at Madison
Illinois-Noyember rs at Champaign
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Troubles of Ontonagon Lumber and
Cedar Co. to be Settled Soon.

Concerning the difficulties of the
Ontonagon Lumber and Cedar com
pany, mention of which was made in
these columns this week. the Ontona-
son Herald has the following:
There is no cause for immediate
alarm as the matter is simply among
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-23
The Psychology Of the BADGE.

I've always noticed spoke up
Old Jim, that us farmers, when we
git on a billed shirt and derby hat.
feel about the same as a city Teller
wearin' a soft shirt and SLOUGH hat.
We sort o. b'lieve that it's our duty
to over-in-dulge. In the old days |
wuz one o. them kind what couldn't
even pin a badge on my coat without
a-feelin' that | had a license ter paint
the town red"
"Yes," laughed Cal, there haint
no sadder sight than ter see a per-
fectly sober man all covered with rib
bins and badges. From "Old Jim
Case of South Hollow"
Belgium has enacted a law throw
ing many safeguards around the use
of paints containing white lead.
Short, thick, curly hair is an indi-
cation of great natural strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-31

r~urANNTOIfS. Ind July go
V,mbrrs of fho committee. which has
been rrcouutiur thc vote cast in tho
iaef election OF tbc United Ninc
Worker. ~ America. loft here tonight
fn y.s.. Tho nffr four Illinois local
unions. whose ballots we're thrown
ont After -Gus-tIoniur ~ifnc. sos from
each of fh" unions to ascertain u
fhcre Na- fraud and if So. who was
RI. ou.Iblo. fnc committee WIIl return
90 Ind annapolis to make its report a
i- planned fo havc tho report ready
for tho uoxf moctius ~ the national
nN.-AlLLD hnArI
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SURPRISE Party.

Miss Lea Guy very pleasantly enter
tanned a number OF her friends at
her home in West Alexander. in
honor Of her brothers birthday.
He received many handsome and
valuable presents. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music and games
and AZ a late hour refreshments were
served. and the guests departed wish
ing the host many happy returns Of
the day and voting Miss Guy a charm
ing hostess.
Those present were. Misses Anna
Belle Tolbert. Zelma McGlumphy.
Mollie Oldham. Stella Kirk. Leona
Oldham. Carrie Kirk. Elva Kidd.
Mary Creighton, Margaret Moss.
Ethel RhOades. Florence Rhoades.
Virginia Guy. Susan Guy. Lea Guy.
Mrs. George Guy. Messrs. Paul
Rhoades. Arnet Mcconnell. Frank
Rhoades. Albert ~Dougherty. Edward
Abercrombie. sue DoUgherty. Lee
White. G. +. Guy. Charlie Church.
Russell Wilson. Rec Writ. Brady
Creighton. Orvillc Creighton. Clay
Creighton Glare RhOades. Guy
Rhoades. George Guy. ". e Guy.
Earle PattisOn. Grover Mcconnell.
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Fire Sweeps California.

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal July 30
A fire which has been raging for a
week on the San B~eruardino noun
tains. north OF this city. to-day as
sumed a size far greater than any 9TH
er in the history of the range.
A stin breeze sent a wall OF fire
sweeping forward over thousands OF
acres Of tlmbered land and tonight
the flames extend over fifteen square
miles. That the fire may burn for
weeks is the belief of men familiar
with conditions in the mountains. All
telephone lines I'm the fire region have
been burned down.
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Held as Murderers.

COLUMBUS. o., July 3O.-Two ne
groes. who We're arrested Thursday
on suspicion OF having been the as
sailants Of a white woman. whom
two negroes mistreated. are now held
suspected OF having been implicated
in the murder of Carl Sanborn here
last spring. Miss Maud Hopper. who
was with Sanborn whcG he was xii
led and told a story OF having been
~mistreated. will be brought back to
Columbus from Dayton, where she Is
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The Alphine Club.

Tuesday evening, the Alphine club
will give aeuchre at the Columbia
hall on South Market street. Prizes
Will be awarded the lucky contest
ants.
The following are on the committee:
Mrs. ii. Havercamp. Mrs. J. Some
field. Mrs. +. Bot. Miss Theasa Ham
mer. Mary Grub. Mayme Nolte. Lena
Kirchgessner. Clara Buch. Catherine
Jackson. Mary Redekeer, and Gather
ne Vogt.
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NARTtNSBURG. ". Va. Juiy 800
Final plans have been made for the
annual Presbyterian reunion at Pen
Mar. in which the churches of fhis
state. Pennsylvania. Maryland. Vir
ginia and the District OF Columbia
vii take part. The bis AFFAIR wIll
b. held on Tuesday 81 ibis week aud
will boz attended 10y several hundred
persons
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OF PYTHIAS
WILL own The CITY
ONE THOUSAND ROOMS WILL BE
SECURED.
Shirsz Temple No. 20. OF Charleston,
VIII Attend The Convention
Initiate 100.

Elaborate arrangements are be-
ing made by Re knights OF Pythlas
OF this city, for the annual
ment which will be held here during
the week OF August Is. Three thou
sand visitors are expected to attend
this convention which will be the
largest ever held by this order. One
thousand rooms are wanted by the
committee in charge aside from the
1900 hotel rooms. Persons having
rooms 10 let. should notify Secretary
W. H. Taylor OF the Grand Lodge at
the Syracuse club.
The grand Iudge Ceremonial OF
Shiraz Temple No. 29, ID. o. X. X.
OF Charleston, will be held In connec-
ton with the grand encarupment OF
the knights OF Pythias. Sixty mem
bcrs and officers will come to take
loo candidates over the burning
sands. The initiation will be held
following the grand parade. in which
all the "Dokies' and "to-be Dokies
will participate. Grotesque costumes
will be worn BY the candidates dur
ing the parade.
IL. VI. Helrich and Walter Woods
have been chosen the official decor
ators for the encampment and con
tracts have already been awarded
to decorate Il docks. Wheeling VIII
present a gala aspect during the week
and the business men OF the city
request all members of the %associa-
ton 10 decorate their places OF bust
ness. Work in decorating the bust
ness houses will be started next
week by the decorators. The event
will surpass ans previous event OF
it's kind ever held by this orgdnlza-
ton.
\ bureau OF information Will he
opened within the next Few days IN
grand lodge headquarters. the syria
cuse club. 1921 Market street. ana
mpcten officers placed in charge.
This will probably be the scene OF
much activity just preceding ana dur
ing the meetings. as the club rooms
will BE- headquarters during the en-
tire session.
B~rigadier General Barlow. com
handing the Uniform Rank IN West
virginia. has arrived IN this city ana
has taken personal charge Of all Dc
tail in connection with the encamp-
uant branch of the meeting. In con
ucction with this portion Of the work.
the following order was issued by Col.
Morgan. commanding the First regl-
mcut.
Headquarters 81
First Regiment az West Virginia,
Uniform Rank. X. Of T..
Ecnwood. ". Va. July %. 1911.
Regimcutal order:
The line. field and STAFF officers of
tho First regiment are called 10 as
scmbic in Nrmory hall in the city OF
Benwood Wednesday evening. August
2. ~ s. o. m. for the transaction OF
important business pertaining 20 M"
coming Grand Lordg. meeting and
cncHmpment
Line officers will 500 that every Sir
KNIGHT under thoir command IS mott
fed fo bo present at this meeting IN
fun uniform. without side arms.
D. is tie desire of the Colonel that
c,ort member az the regiment be
present at his meeting.
49, order az
GU. n. \. MORGNN.
O.. ~. FITZGERALD.
Ndja capt
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Suburban Dance.

The regular weekly dance Of tho
popular Suburban club will D." given
A. the White Palace ball room. Wheel
ing park. this evening.
a special program Will be furnish
ed b. rho virginia orchestra. ard 81
number o. moonlight dances viii be-
run during the evening.
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BUYS First Stacker.

CHICAGO, July 30.-President-Adtr-
ply. Of the Chicago National leause
club. tonight announced the purchaser
OF First Basemsn AGler Of the Newark.
club In the Eastern league.
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Dance at NJ ozar

Prof. Becker will give his usual
weekly dance at Mozart park pavil-
lion. this evening. and a delightful
evening is being looked forward to.
Music will be furnished by B~entfeld's
Elks' Orchestra of Bellaire.
Owing 10 the large crowd which
attended n dance last Monday even
ing. Prof. Becker has arranged for
two special cars. both TO leave
Eleventh street at 5 D.. m.
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Good System.

Customer-How much for that suit
OF clothes. If / pay cash?
Tailor-Forty dollars.
Customer-How much on Credit2
Tailor-EiEhty dollars. half Of 1t
down.
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now living, and an attempt made tn
have her identify the we men. me
negroes ave been In Columbus fBr
some time. &xto
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Anyway. the tire OF a lazy man
isn't easily punctured.
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\ kick against fate IL often but an
apology for laziness.
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Mans weakness Is woman's oppUr.
tunity to get even.
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For Iss Worem.

Mrs. Howard f. Moore will be
hostess TO a number of friends at her
home on Zane street, this afternoon.
complimentary TO Miss Pauline Wor.
emf OF Canal Dover. o.. who is tn.
guests OF Mrs. Earl Dixon.
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II a woman can't think OF any other
excuse she can have a headache.
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FIVE ooREo SKIRT. 711e.

CIRCULAR FLOUNCE AND
lNNERT-PLAlTS AT FRONT AND
BACK. WITH OR WITHOUT
LOOSE PANELS. WITH HIGH OR
NATURAL WAIST LINE
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Annual Street Fair

On Thursday evening. the Ladies'
Aid society OF the North Street VI
r. church. will hold their annual
street fair, and a large attendance is
expected.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

fore admitted duty free. an increases
of ia per cent on all other imports. to
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The collector Of the wages of SIM
Is never turned away empty handed.
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The skirt with loose panels il a
%favorite one just now. Here IL a
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Women ask Why" Men ask
"When7"
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Miss Eleanor Wci.urc lcf' Saturday
for 81 iabc PARK.
Mr. and Mrs. Ioo DTIero. ~
Ctarkaburg arr Registered 10 tho NJ
Lure housr
Mrs. william Derco 81 sit Washing
ton. ls visiting her parents Mr. and
Ms Carroll. Of Lind stree
WiU Davidson. Of tho Island. wont
tD IIf'-l.'re Yesterday to spend e fow
days
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Ah,eondIrn nsnker caunnt

SPRINGFIELD. W. July 90
states Attorney Weaver and shcr.
IT David Alyleu. of Pike county. ap-
pcarcd today before Governor Dcuccn
200 obtain % roquisiti0u Tor tho TO-
turn Of Carey r. Marker. tho abb
scoudinr president o. the bank 10
Pearl. Ills. who lcft there almost
thrro wears ago.. with his accounts
short about $4,000
The acquisition was issued. and
Shorin Allen started for san Fran.
cisco. where Marker surrendered 20
tho police
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model that can be made In that way
or without the panels as liked. The
foundation Is smoothly fitted. but the
circular nounce is made with Inverted
pieits AT front and back, providing
comfortable flare for walking. The
skirt will he found an excellent one
To- combinations Of material as we'll as
for one throughout. The entire skirt
OF one fabric with panels of another
would 10 smart. ar. II a SIMPLER skirt
Is wanted. the panels could be omitted
and the upper portion made of one
material with the fuunee Of another.
The skirt IL made In i've cores. and
IL without fulness over the hips. The
circular founce IL attached to IL be-
meath a hem. The separate panels are
over the front and back and
attached al the top only. below that
point they al he left free or tackled To-
position NJ preferred. The high
waistod skirt Is boned and under
faced. Tho skirt cut to the natural
waist line Is finished with a belt.
For the medium size will be re-
quired : yards OF material 81. AZ
yards 20 or Z yards ~ Inches wide:
FOR the panels will be- required 2it
Yards 27. - yards 80 or ~ inches
wide. The width Of the skirt at the
lower edge IL J yards. 20 yards when
plated.
The pattern. 7116. Is cut in sizes for
IA 22. ~. %. ~ and 80 inches whist
measure. and will be- mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department of
this paper on receipt of ten cents.
No...........
Name
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-12
DOCTORS CONTINUE
MEETING SCHEDULE
Members of County Society Reject
Proposal TO Lessen Number
Yearly.

Members of the Rock Island Coun-
~ Medical society evidently find that
the meetings which are held BIZ
monthly are enjoyable and beneficial
affairs, for at their annual meeting
last night they turned down a prop
osition 10 cut the number of meet
ings each year to two. And so they
will continue to meet once every
two months. Another matter, that
of lowering the annual dues from
81 TO So. was also defeated. The
society met last evening in the New
Harper, and there were 80 of the
medics present at the banquet which
was served at o'clock The cleo
ton of officers resulted as follows:
President-Dr. W. L. EDDY, Milan.
First Vice President-Dr. Eblin
Sargent, Moline.
Second Vice President-Dr. W. D.
Snively. Rock Island.
Secretary-Dr A. n. Mueller,
Rock Island (reelected)
Treasurer-Dr. A. T. LEOPOLD, Mo-
line (reelected).
Dr. H. S. Bennett OF Moline,
retlrlnS presluent- was erected
delegate and DR.. j. R. Hol-
lowbush of this city alternate TO the
Illinois State Medical society meet
ing at Aurora May IT and 10.
Drs. z. NJ. Sala, Carl Bernhard
and Joseph DeSilva were appointed
a committee to draft resolutions on
the death OF DR.. G. G. Craig. Sr. The
next meeting Will be devoted to exer-
cises in memory of DR.. Craig, who
was one OF the early presidents OF
the organization.