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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

Gbicago, @rano Saoen, 0iic9, og
South 9eno og Dlic6igan @itp,
15no., oa mange anore 9Der, Oa man
lit at Di0e, at 9loriagen til JiDItels
len bar en- Gfsploiion i 3prbeoen
al aenolbo.
llnoerretningen ON, at aruotia.
briffen Bleoiant Brair.e par
ipranst / 9ltiten bleo teIeioneret
til aenoiba, men uoen 0ctailler,
oa al pioere 6orbinoelie bleo al.
ifaaret. llnoerretningen falote ini0.
lerti6 @unoreoer al @fenneifer ber
ira aenoiba til lllpffesiteoet, oeri.
6lonot 2Gger og Spgeposiere, og
npiten buer eneite 2lutonobl 9p.
Ell oor 9rug. "a 0i5ie oufom
BAR Der illot al 4anit / ben fife
9D. Qlan9e al De iaoreoe 6apOe life
facet 8ilign 9penS eneite 9pge
6leo 6eleiret al Iioenoe @2pno o9
aDinoer og 9ern og ban nr6eioe-
De meO 6eItefrGfter for at 9ibe Dem
2inoring.
st @fstratoa poa 9tortbpeitern
9nuen bleo oaiao iapp. 1erira, VI
De 0pri, iaore0e blea lrlst ON N,r9
i bette, o1 oeres Son: al,o iarhua-
BET poa 8eien. Ga o,ttc Scl icrlo6
0leaiant grairie, par D.. itfe onrre
Menneifer til6n9e emo uoqle Cent.
tn S6eriiicr," iom beuooteOe Ste0et
5ffe ct Sua itoO tiIbaae.
Snnoreoer, maoife 3uiin0er b!aO
LET iooret. 5 ilere Minutter eiter
@fsploiionen regneOe set / oen ON.
liggenOc Ggn al 0inrbroffer, @le.
Der % Sernitpffer. 81 laue 9Dgnir.
ger par iprGngt 2niten.
al. I npite Oioraen too en- 9pg-
ming o9 trueoe meo at genta9e lllpt.
fen ira slitenen Ioruo, Iaa npr Iom
zen flinoe eentaae5 / Den forulpffe.
DC Gan. gpgningen er ct Concrete
0Dnamitbns meo rs Cons al oct
fnrIi9e Sprengitof Soorfor ingen
gf3ploIion ifete er life let at for.
itaa.
ut life ilere Menneifer niiteOe
2ipet, tiIifriper no9en Oen Omltpn-
oie6e0, at Sno6pa9erne oct 6iem-
ieete 9iitrif bar bait ioa mango gr.
fnringen meo De fnrlige Spr9ngitof-
fer, iom io6riferes / 0eres fife gp,
at oe gjoroe oet enelte. iom De bar
oiort unoer lignenOe OmitGnOig6e.
ser, oe ipron9 al Ste0, ioa roif De
funoe - bort ira 9Dell, ian lanai
De fin0e fomme. Ga oe bsrte oet
ferIte Drag, iatte oe al Ste0.
Oct iinoncielle Cab oil man maa.
ife life iaa inl0 9feoe paa, fer flere
Gage er gaaet 5a6riffen oGroipt.
teS al Dupont De 0emonrs 60, al
6Dilfen 0en bar en- Brand, til ST..
100000. 0len oct Itore Cab nf
Speilglns, 9pgninger, iom 6leo for-
rDffet, og minore 9pgninger. iom
ltprteoe inmmen, er oct life lct at
ooerie. 9logle mener, at bette Cab
6eleber iig til nof en- Million Dol-
lars Go6et al Suiene Gleaiant
grnirip og 9riitol anilaas til $500,
600. 9et ionIeoe Sob oil eiter bette
0periloa blioe So, 2,500,00
Oct bar oanifelig SorsOog g(ften
at finoe nogen al aompagnietS Gm-
beosmpno, og glrbeiberne bar beller
life meget inaffeinlige. Get bleo op.
lpIt, at g(r6ei0sitDrfen oeo 5abrif'
fcrne par 40 eGer 30 Mano. Ger
benpttes iaa file Siplp iom muli9t,
forat Sobet al Menneifelip oeo CTS
ploiioner ifal blipe ian life Iom
muliet. slf oe 40 Mpno arbeioeoe
finn II / So6riffen slae De, iom
life blep orebt eIler iaaret, rsmte
no oe6 isrite 2po al @fsploiionen
5 aenoi6o baobe man fltlo 9feoe
pna, at oct bar en- aruotefsploiion
og life Soroifelo, iom man trocoe
iaa mango andre Steoer langsWihi-
eanisens 8reboer.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14
9ur0e1t ruu0t.

9ur0e1l rutt0t.
Sultanen al Oiarotfo pil 2Bbet
al 5oroarpt aflpgge 9ei69 Ietuan
og 8anger. Set er 20 2lar ii0en
Snltonen bar gpitet 6an9er.
Gen gitrigife Slipper 6lasd Itpr-
te0e ben %. 6ebr ira Ell 9giOe al
30 OteterS 9aoet mellem Monte
Carlo og 9ti35a. 5lDOeren 5leo req
oct ulfaot
S6ulbffe. G5riitionilno. 21.
5Sebruar. lln0er en- orfanagtig
Storm / 2lfteS gif 3 3iifer6na0e ln-
Ser, og II Mono 0rufneOe. @n
9aao iapnes.
Gen tpife 9qrS 15orogelie
,5reostio er oeotaget 9iigS0agen
neo 81 ct. moo SO (Socioloemo-
trater, @olaffer oa 3 al Geutrun0.
5 Eetrifau, rusiiif Golen, er en-
iun9e efteri60t Gi9e1anOler 9re6s-
Ter bleoen orreiteret tillige lne0 en-
al line 2laenter Son bar oreuet
Bige6anoelen 9arepis.
9artifulier Glallien / @a0illnO fit
/ 5e'ge vSobro 9lo." forle0en en0t
ct 8 9ll. Ianet Sfin0 al en- aIapper.
ilange. @onS Ssn Der er 6oiat
5lorioo, boooe ifu0t og iloaet Slan-
gen.
2r t1eol. arog6-Gonning 900.
Gen 10 ,Sebr. oTgit Or. &rogb-Sons
ming neo 9poen Ell 9lloer al 68
Aor.
Gen afoeoe bar boit 9r9ite9er-
ming forifellige SteOer i gtorge, og.
iaa nogle 9lar 29rergernin9 peo
Baitoralieminariet, men bans glrbej-
De falot Dog for Ell me9et itor Del
inoenior Stuoerefamrets Spgge.
gn life ringe Mengoe teologiife
Gprfer foreliger ira bans 6aano,
blonot bpilfe ,6opeopprfet er Gen
friitelige Go9matit", iom ban uOeao
9larene 1885 - 81.
5 1899 iegte ban jim 9lfifeo, efter
at bet bar fommen florere og flarere
rem at ban orogeS moo fomerfir-
fen, og 1900 tra0te ban aabenI1it
ooer til 0enne.
9e ariime oen tprfiife Seer.
Ter berifeoe De0 9egpn0elien al BET
npe He9intente EDrfiet itor 9egei-
itring blanot 3ffe- -Nhi6ammeoanere
ior ben ulminOeliee Gprnepligt, ser
MI iful0e in0ipres.
Den 9egeiltringen er ollereoe be-
tD0elig feInet. Get piler Jig iaa
oonifeli0t at iorene iaa iorifellige
elementer ianme SGr, at man
tpnfer paa at pnore 2ooen ON oen
nlminoelige Gurnepli9t iaaleoes, at
oct blioer -Mubomme0oaere til
laot at blioe iritaget for aftip 8iene-
ite moo at nore0e en- foit oorlig 9lf-
arit.
Gen tpife aronprins til &om.
Zen tDlfe Hegering bar o9ret Ell
bel Gel Sorle0enbe0 meo, boorle-
bes 0en lfuloe ior6ol0e Jig operior
Ben itnIicnife 9iotionoIieit = oct
gialbt 10 ON life at Iteoe oct fotolife
Centrum oltfor meget
0ian bar MI i IT, n9toro-
oertidee sllle. 3eitling" = ilinoet
ben ossnipe at oct life blioer aei-
ferporret men aronprinsporret, Der
operbringer oct italienIfe aongepor
2pfenifnnoen.
MinoeSmpfe pao Solitois @roo.
timber lSoripoe al oen befen6te Col
Itoi-Maler 8iepin bor Ser ct. Pe-
iersborg bonnet iig Ell aomite of
Sorfottere aa GltnItnere. Der foretd=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

Miinoesmpfe pao Solltois @roo.
llnoer 5oripoc al oen befenbte Col
Itoi-Maler 9ijepin bar Ser / ct. Pe-
iersborg oonnet iig Ell aomite af
5orfnttere % Gunitnere, Der loretta
qer en- SnoiamIine til et@inoesmer.
fe poo TolItois @rab.
Winoesmerfct, til bpilfet Der al-
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ssl, sese - prepare asaaes tor tAe
iasa,as seya Tia ststs ssF 10 tssir
taAk with moro or leas m%lasAFihss
but tae dinner eaate forth triumph
net Ia the culinaty ar aaa the i've
courses that rese prepared made the
youns men emphatic In thetr state
mcnts that their you.s lady friends
had been aoeompiish.as wonders
N their work. The dinner was serv-
cd by tho Young men on the football
team. and their tackles and cna
runs served to have the dinner lail
before the guests In the most approv-
td style aud tie young men were &C
corded 4 full score on their ability.
The three tables we're decorated in
the high school coiots. black and
yellow. At each plate was n card
which set iorth some act for each
gGcst to perform, and = number Of
Interesting stunts were worked OF.
The evening was passed in playing q
great number of enjoyable games to
the pleasure OF all.
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OF lac feans .sss "a ass their
brides !sem heyoaa the lines OF the
colonies, This has hesa aane \ uam-
bes al times la past years. ana q,
one limo Il was feared there would
be . general breaking away from the
custom Of intc.marr;ase 10 the ses-
Elements, OF which there are some
three o. four In that part OF Han
county.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
NEW PARTY URGED
BY BUSINESS MEN
WILL ACT TO-DAY ON PROPOSAL
TO ORGANIZE AS \ MATTER
OF PROTEST..

Chicase.--Belind closed doors,
the .Sationai Business congress to-
day discussed the trust problem. the
tariff, currency reform and indus
rial conditions, in an effort To adopt
resolutions ombodyin. q platform in
which the Organization will ask
business men throughout the nation
20 enter politics
Chicago. - P%rcsag:ng the birth
CT & new political PARTY composed OF
business mel ard formed as n pro-
test organization, The resolutions COM
lnittee of the National business Con-
Eress yesterday considered such q
resolution framed by A. Parker Nevtn
of New York, general counsel of the
National Association of Manufacture
ers. Final action on the resolution
10y the congress will be announced to-
day.
Tho federal congress probably will
be backed by the business congress to
regulate the sale and transportation
81 dynamite and other high explosives
IS the result Of q discussion OF the
Mcnamara cas- at Los Angeles. Such
a motion made by a business delegate
asks that illegal distribution OF eNplo'
sives be made a felony.
La Toilette Invasion Planned.
Columbus, O.-The advance suarc
CT the La Toilette presidential candi'
dacy will invade Ohio between De
6ember Goth aud 30th, when n can
raign OF oratory will be started il
V arious parts OF the state. This wa:
announced today by Secretary Johl
l.. Fackler, OF the Chic Progressive
Republican league, manager OF TIL
Ia Toilette boom in this state.
The SPEAKERS announced for thi'
four days campaign were Senator
Crawford, La Toilette. Clapp, Cum
minis. Rristow and Poindexter. Repre-
s%entatives Murdoch, Lenroot and Nor
lis and Clifford Pinchot. The dote
and places for the speakers will b
made within n week.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
.AEKEsrs WINE As rnLlsE.

Aberdeen. $. n-lienty Sehloh.
aM Ahcrdctn man, L. complaining
witness in Il case where in hts vile.
Dera sehroA, Is charged with grand
larceny. School is considerably old
II than his wife. and thc coupl" have
not got along Well. Recently Mis-.
schroh went to relatives in Illinois,
but a Reconciliation MAS Gil, ctcl and
she returned home. Shortly after
ward Il quarrel again arcse. and she
lett, and Schroh claims she took s. -
OF his money with her. Mrs. Schroh's
ease will come UP tor tlial in MUM
eipal court ncN Wednesday.
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sA "a tse stses aam AZ i5,4 4s9t
s. AZ nt0Ud lsas
saert6 ttamv: ~as accompanied e
.,spaste4 ~.seasfs tasaia tfiauas as
tsfoh atSt Nastia AssEuift. -
AoAu as the - iSaaeta were peatea
Ia ne 0utouaehi'e. teuras H"Ys ~
both slaes 81 sae hoCa Nere GFaN "a
md The automobile dasheA " tAe
"A beside the jail aGd H"nN 10 ~
.uoitNwarar.
For three DAYS ShetiM iiamel con
s!dor. Hcltieg the prlaetpta into
~ Francisco by boat and goins
thereafter b. launch directly 10 tho
sam Quentin gates,
Ths prisoners woge ea:eles2lS
groomsd ana Lad prepared IN no
way for ttelr departure except u"
order their belongings sent 20 90 =
ern relatives. Ono of tnem taa
$laa AND the other Stt' whith NJ"
armed over To the shctitf
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
MISS GRAHAM BACKS
UP OTHERS STORY
SAYS PROSECUTOR MAKES her
LAUGH By QUESTIONS ABOUT
STOKES SHOOTING.

New York City.-While 'W. e. D.
Stokes was under 4 surgeons knife,
for an operation which is expected 10
restore him to health, Ethel Conrad,
charged. with Lillian Graham, with
attempting to murder him last Iuue,
was on the witness stand this after
noon corroborating every feature OF
the testimony Of her chum that they
lad shot the millionaire in self de-
lGnse, s,H -s
Stokes operation was for an alb
scess Of the kidney. and it was said
it had been successful.
Miss Conrad, s%tatuesQue in appear
ance, we'll poised in manner and
firm and clear Of voice, made strik-
ing contrast to the older. but weak
voiced and less self-controlled Miss
Graham, as she succeeded the latter
on the witness stand.
Miss Graham's ordeal had lasted
,1nrongh two and a half days OF
;teady examination and her pale and
almost hnggard face. showed that she
mad sclY-restraincd severely. Howev'
tr she stuck to every material point
,of her story. particularly as to the
shooting. and likewise denied every
material charge that Stokes had
made against her.
Don't Make Nc Laugh"
Miss Conrad, on the other hand
was smiling much OF the time ane
convulscd the court by several o
ner sharp replies.
az wish" she said. when her cross
examination was reached. that Pros
ecutor. Duckncr would stop maklnl
me. laugh. I. don't want TO laugh
Tho girl explained her ~friendshlI
lsor Miss Graham by saying that tn
latter had nursed her devotedly dur
':ng. ar, illness. last. April and that sh'
decided never to leave her. Bnckne.
questioned the witness closely as t
fer life, particularly as to 4 visit SIN
made in 1910 to Plattsburs, n. y
yhere she occupied. she said, IN
house of 4 friend, "Mr. Farley wn'
was away for the Summer.
While there. she admitted she ha'
6rown n revolver on Il mar name
Lewis Miller while on an AUTOMOBILE
aide with him. She. forced him u
Iwrite a statement, she said OF VIVA
COOK place on the automobile trip an
then told the .sherif that she had at
tempted TO kill a man and wanted I
he arrested.
This statement she promised Z
have in court if she could IND It,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

VA tbs saessa OF The a,issaeea fse
feature, ~ hai!sh3 tas leader ts-
m@ Mts. Fred Dana dsan The mem.
hers lock pavt Ia TIA discussion OF
the Industries and occupation Of the
peoe,e. and the royal family mem-
hers were also subjects of discussion.
Tho current events were responded
to by references to eminent person
ages OF Holland. During the latter
part Of the afternoon Mrs. Shult1
served some very aice refreshments,
The next meeting Will be held with
Mrsr. Elmer Smith. T20 Thru Ave-
anc cast.
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LADIES' DAY At ELKs.

The house committee OF the Elks
has set aside two days in the months
when the wives and sisters OF the
members are TO have free access 10
the rooms. THURSDAY was the first
occasion OF the assemblage Of the
assemblage OF the ladies at the home,
the hours being from 1880 to $3.50
o'alock. 1t being something Of q
new Innovation IN that way rs the
attendance on the first open day was
not so large as those to follow in the
future will undoubtedly be. About
1%hirty-ivc Of tho ladies' accepted OF
the hospitality OF tho Eiks, an6, they
put In n very delightful afternoon.
Some participated in the exercise in
bowling alley, others went into the
gymnasium and tried out their physi.
cal strength with tho many applianc.
es, and others found their way into
the billiard room, where they en-
deavoreG to work up the skill ii
those two games. The ladies entered
into the spirit Of the occasion with ;
great deal OF pleasure and agreed or
the proposition that the E!ks are
liberal in their efforts to entertain
the feminine portion Of the family
1t was decided among the ladies pres
ent TO adopt a different day from
Thursday, and in the future the clul
rooms will be open TO them alone o,
tho first and third Tuesdays of tn
month. Arrangements can be mad,
to serve light refreshments if tn
ladies go desire.
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OARR0W|S BROUGHT
INTO BRIBERY CASE
BY A V[N|REMAN
Detective Said Would
Have to Consult
Attorney
FREDERlCKS TOLL
And. Prosecutor Advised Lock.
wood to Accept the
Bride Money
FREDERlCKS TOLD

Los angeles, Calif.-Wh.n tho
bribery casc against Ben II. frank.
lin started today, G. Il. Lockwood,
the man whom Fl.&nklin. the defense
detective, is alleged to have hribcd,
took the stand and said th@. ank.
lin told him before paying o"cr the
money he would have to consult
Clarence barrow. attorney ior the
McNaInaraS. Lockwood said he told
Prosecutor FtsIericks ut the offer
and FrclcrickS told him to 60 ahead
and see what would happen. Lock.
wood was drawn on u venirc for the
Mcnamara trial and the state
claims Franklin gave him the none.
to hang the jury.
Indianapolis, Ina.-Niniam j
Burns and officials of the Erectols
association, are here for n confere.
nee. Burns Is likely 10 stay for sew.
cral days, to ASSIST the fedora
grand jury which is probing the dy.
Mantle charges.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
ENDS WINTERS TROUBLES.

To many, winter is u season OF
trouble. The t%rost-bittcn toes and
1ugers, chappedS hands and lips, chill
blains, cold-sores, red and rough
skins, prove this. but such troubles
ly before Eucklen's Arnica Salye. y
trial conyinces. Greatest healer OF
Burns. Doils, Piles. Cuts. Sores,
Bruises, Eczema and Sprains. Only
25c at Dieil & Brown
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
INSTALLED THEIR OFFICERS.

Thursday evening occurred the in
s%tallation OF the newly elected off,
GERS of the Eastern Star Chapter in
Masonic hall, with moro than r
hundred members present The ev-
ening's session, contained many hap
Ply features, the first Of which &C.
Cured at the close OF the regular
work. In behalf OF the Social Hour
Club, an auxiliary Of the Star. three
Of the officials were happily recog-
nized for their efficiency. Mrs.
|Boyles presented Mrs. Margaret
Kleinau. the retiring worthy ma
iron with "a past matron's PIN. in
which che took. occasion TO express
TO the official the kindly feeling en-
ltertained for her for the good work
she has accomplished during the
year. ". p. Upton. the retiring
worthy patron, was presented with
an Eastern Star scart pin, by Mrs. Ell
len Gregory, who referred to srlen-
did manner in which he mad filled
the position for the past year. Mrs.
Gregory was also kindly remembered
by the Social Hour Club for five
years Of service she has rendered as
treasurer Of the Chapter, and Mrs,
Adah Warnc presented her with q
gold piece representing the value OF
50. Each of the officials expressed
their sincere thanks for the remem
brances.
Following these presentations the
Officers were installed. the work be.
ing accomplished by Mrs. Fannie
Wells and Mrs. Kleinau. The fol
lowing .onicers were installed: Wor
thy Matrou, Mrs. Della NJ. Stair
Worthy Patron, W. T. Morton; AS
sociate Matrop. Mrs. sElinor Morgans
Secretary, Mrs. Ida Reeves; Trcasur
CT. Mrs. Ellen Gregory: copductress
Mrs. Mario Martinson; Associate
%conductress. Mrs. Adah 'Warne
Adah. Miss Myrtle Bryan. Ruth, Mrs
Nellie Rush; Esther, Mrs. Anna Nlor
ton; Martha, Mrs. Gertrude Peter
son; Elccta, Mrs. Lillian Conyes
Chaplain. Mrs. Cecilia Carhart: Mar
shall, Mrs, Inez Myles; W'arder. Mis-
Angie Evans; Sentinel, j. 7. Cooper
Orsanist. Miss Helen Reeves.
:. 90. E' .mf LT ~ No. FL
With the officers Installed til
J company eat down to a Cue lnnchec
/ which WIS prepared by a scoumittct
Tho rest Of the. evening was devote
ITO social. matters and singing. th
Z company being Very happily enter
$ tanned by Mrs. Henry Herman an
; Mrs. 5. H. scallin. The Chapte
: has has' q very successful year vi
: Ger the administration OF. Mrs. kle
e nau. and many. rev .manll'ers hay
been taken into the organization.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
THE nALcYoN ct.lsn.

Mcuday afternoon Mia. i!eury
.shultz. OF SOL Fifth Avenue cast,
vas The. guest Of tie AFTERNOON. Tho
tho Halcyon Club. with. all members
present but two. Ms. H.sc. Cook
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

seated. Each was provided With a
wash basin, and the soup poured into
at In generous quantities, ana the
basin had to be drained in order to
make room for the serving OF the
meat, which-was phced In the basin.
More wine followed the serving OF
the meat, and large slices of bread
were placed on the table.
In the afternoon the bride and
groom were conducted to the room
In which. they are to live hereafter,
and then later in the day the entire
company OF two hundred again as
..sembied In the large hall where they
Joined In q singing bee, the sol.gs
OF the mother country an some OF
the present day being rendered to
the intense, interest OF those. outside
the colony. More wine drinking fol.
lowed with, the eatables being, serS-
led again In generous quantities
finished q day OF much 'merrymak'
Ing, and at the same time was mark
ed with q strong so.emnity OF the
marriage occasion. Both the Bird.
and the groom belong to high fami
. lies in the Russian settlement ane
their friends are highly eratiaedsov
er the marriage Of this couple, for 4
means 70 them the holding togetbe
'of those 10 the coiory,. In that Their
has been i disposition of ainumbel
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
MITCHELL
ENTERTAINED THE ATHLETES

EXU M 1
ENTERTAINED THE ATHLETES
Coach Ralph N. Douglas finished
.thesf6oaball season IN q royal manner
n the sturdy young athletes OF Da-
kota Wesleyan University Who Lave
appeared in games with the team
through the season. Tho big event
occurred last SATURDAY crening ut
the homo OF, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas.
800 South Edmunds street, and they
had for their guests the members OF
the football team, especially those
who have played In the games of the
fall season, some of the business
men down town, and some of the sup
porters Of the team at the University.
Tho guests were invited to partake of
a six o'clock dinner. and covers
laid for eighteen.
Especial attcnt:vn mad been paid
to the matter OF decoration. and it
a..,on 81 ~ nlaca cards - mic.
.,,~s Il IA .as i ~ ma no,e1as
ha..ahoa5, ho,dinv ! footh,l, r..s 4
a.shs n,a,e - III van aide q
r,h,ch 90 wr,ttan rs namo e the
guests. ard these we're retained as
souvenirs 81 the anair. a small foot
hall al al each plate ald filled With
sailed nuts. Colors OF the varsity
md pennants galore were placed
around the rooms in great profus-
Ion. and made the color scheme
.brieht and attractive.
The euegts we're seated at the ta-
BILE after u brief period Of vista
ton. md 8 dinner 81 ave courses was
served. Having been feeding on the
training table for 2 month OF more
tie sathletey relished that deiicious
dinner with the greatest kind Of
appreciation, and whatsthey lacked in
thesvolnmc Of words they made up
il yolhumilnous eating. The dinner
was served by Mrs: Douglas, who
sygas assisted By Misses Fern Medley.
Madgsl Dutro, Eldora Young. Gladys
Andesjfrson. Elizabeth Cornish and
Mrs. NcCullom.
The 81 course was the punch
ana when liz sg.aeees had been; Gll.
"a thesyoune men vent into the par
lor. Tue coach took occasion to
cauaapona the several. brilliant speak
a. fstha team for an Expression
CONCERNING tho teammates and the
folotbaalis season. 3 Nearly NIL the hoy.
responder WITH The most cheerful
words on sthe success that had crown.
ed the ofs the team ana their
great coach.
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,.sa,saSa cs,ahraiin,
q, ~ ~, ~ bt-,hd "a,
ss,s,s 4 4. ~ ,ant Nm, d w,s 81.
81. "a 8. n ma Y;yon & (.
g s,,.h = .naevtf,csrt q,
srsa,tion u ssfnothail pl,yers Tia;
~ ,nath.m aptiata and INC Irniver
st.y. a M tenn fat TIM,
hcsvas entitled Is 4 lust and propFe,
recoknition.5 sheeks, In words thu
expressed ali the good, Fellowship AMI
most kindly feeling. presented Coacl
Douglas with . handsome clock. BE
fore sthe coach had rccororesd froIp,
his surprise Z. K. Medley Sas .ol
the fioor a. the Representative az tn,
business men down town. Who de
sired 10 show their appreciation .
what5the coach has done in the 19l
SESSION. MI. Medley displayed a beau
tifnlTD. ". Il. Blanket, In. the caente
. (which vas as1large.'W 1916 inch
es. while Ia the corners were appre
PIRATE mouograuas.a Mr. Medley sal
ttat the blanket conveyed the ide
ilsa ~ ME- fraiI