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ing examinations. Marie thinks every
h 10 Ill t..sx,

ing examinations Marie thinks every
cloud has silver lining"
James Morrow was called to Osa.
kis, Mimi, Monday in response to O
telegram saying his brother Charles
was very low with pneumonia.
Bert Wilson. Mrs. Bessie Hawkins
Of Eyebrow, Canada, and Miss Elsie
Folds of Grove Lake are visiting at
the Carl Warren home this week.
Mrs. Violet Thurston and the
Misses Liza Wilson, .Maidie Way and
Lucy Gates of Garden City spent
Thursday with Mrs. Leatle Warren.
l.. Now OF the Saving store en-
joyed visit with his mother and
brother for the past ten days. They
returned to their home in Chicago
Monday.
Dogs entered the sheep barn at
Carl Warrens farm Saturday morn
ing and bit nineteen sheep. Twelve
had to be killed and the outcome
of the others Is uncertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barnes, Harry
Halverson and Mesdames Eta Tall
man, Emma Brown, Florence Cham.
plin and Miss Gladys Warren attend
ed the Symphony orchestra concert
in Mankato Monday. -
The Jubilee Singers were at their
best last Saturday night and delight
ed large and appreciative audience
with their singing. Door receipts
amounted to $61.S0, which was ex'
cellent, considering the roads.
The w. C. T. U. held memorial
services last Sunday evening in the
Methodist Episcopal church for
Frances Willard. The meeting was
very largely attended and entertain
ing. The Jubilee Singers, who re.
NAMED over Sunday, added very
materially to the occasion, by CIV
ing a fine concert suitable for the
occasion.
Mrs. Than Award, ST., received
word Tuesday evening Of the death
of her daughter, Mrs. Bertha Leav-
EFT, of Ashland, Ore. Mrs. Leavett
had been suffering from cancer OF
the liver for several years, and while
her death was not wholly unexpect'
ed, it causes deep. sorrow, not only
to her aged mother and the five
sisters and one brother, who are left
but to q large circle of friends who
knew and loved her for her many
womanly qualities and pleasing per-
sonality. Mrs. Leavett was mem
Der Of the Methodist church and took
an active interest in it's different
organizations. She leaves a husband
and five children. ..f
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St. Clair.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Charles Schweitzer is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Geo. Hussy visited at Penn
berton Friday and Saturday. .~
H. Thielman now has added to his
stock of shoes-the Mayors line of
Milwaukee.
J. II. Huntington, auditor of the
Laid Norton Yards, was in town
last week Friday. -...
Mrs. Walter Pagenkoff of Pember-
ton was calling on friends and rela-
tives here last week.
Asa Andrews is papering his house
this week. Asa is q handy man
at any kind of a job.
George Cords of Decoria township
had the misfortune to hurt himself
accidentally quite badly.
Some of the town folks had q sur.
prise party on Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schneiderhahn last Monady even
ing. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Precht had
some relatives visiting them Tues
day and Wednesday from CORTLAND,
Mimi. -s-
Rumor has it that Frank Amberg
has bought the Rogers mill property
here and will tear same down this
spring.
William Hunter, representing the
Lyle Culvert company Of Minneapo-
lis. was calling on the trade here
Friday.
Mrs. Charles SchweitZer is in
charge of the drug store while Mr..
Schweitzer is laid up. William Bos-
well is assisting.
Your correspondent is thinking
that wedding bells will soon ring
here. The signs are quite good ii
jewelry counts on the fingers.
The blac:ssraiths are kept very
busy these days putting on horse
shoes and sharpening drill shoes for
spring seeding does not seem to be
so very far Off.
J. II. Huntington was here Thurs
day and invoiced the lumber yard
and let o. p. Miller out and put in
Mr.. Apell and Mr.. Miller is quite
tickled to step out of his position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase enter
tanned at six O'Clock dinner last
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. D. r. Rasdall. After dinner
900" was played and a grand good
time was had. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Byersdorf, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thielman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ande Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hussy, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w.
Hintze, Miss Gilmore of Manlato,
Mrs. Miller and George Hussy win
ming first prizes at 800" and Albert
Byersdorf and Mrs. Quinn the foot
prizes. All voted Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
right royal entertainers.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
From Fridays Daily.

Vera Pearl ,Chadsey to Abel J.
Partridge is of e1a of lot u, block
4, Vernon Center Consideration
$666G.
Joseph d. Morrison to Abel ].
Partridge, 1-5 of e11a of lot u. block
4, Vernon Center. Consideration
500.
Ellen Rambo to Abel J. Partridge,
1-5 of e1a of lot u, block a, Yer.
non Center. Consideration $100.
Mertie D. Kelley to Abel J. Patti
ridge, is of e1a of lot II, block a,
Vernon Center. Consideration 1888.
Alexander Morrison to /. Abel j.
Partridge, 1-5 of e12 of lot u, block
4, Vernon Center. Consideration
$500.
James Morrison to Abel J. Patti
ridge, Is Of e1A of lot II, block 4,
Vernon Center Consideration 800.
William G. Hoerr to Newton ~
George, ME- of neA of section Z,
Medic township. Consideration $4,000
John Lynard to Mary p. Wool
folk, south 22"'feet of lot 6, block
9, Mankato. Consideration $4,000.
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Athletes at Georgetown.
rSpacjal RI Tho Free Press. I

Washington, March 2.-Athletes
from the leading universities, col.
Ieges and amateur clubs of the east
and south, including Yale, Virginia,
Johns Hopkins, Pennsylvania and
Princeton, are arriving here today
for the annual Georgetown Univer-
sity track meet.
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Quotations,

"You don't use many quotations
from Shakespeare"
'.No," replied Senator Sorghum.
Quotations OF that sort would com.
mand more respect nowadays II
Shakespeare were listed on the Stock
Observation-Disclosures Star.
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After short visit with relatives
the happy couple will leave for Iowa
where they will be at home on an
excellent farm owned by the groom.
The good wishes of all go with them
for happiness and prosperity.
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Thouuht READING.

"Can see you apart for momentY
you mean alone. don't you?" J..
Exactly: want the loan OF a flyer.
london Bystander.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
James L. Holt

Offers some fine lots near the CO,
line at PalapA at bargain, ALSO th'
balmy sea-beach home of the late AZ
miral Beckley at Aqua Marine.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
REVOLUTIONARY
SONS REGISTER

The Hawaiian Society of Sons of the
American Revolution has issued its
register for 1912 with roll Of members
ana their revolutionary ancestors and
other information of interest to the
society II contains 81 pages and was
compiled by Lyle A. Dickey, Perley l..
Horne, Robert j. Pratt and Howard
&. Mohr
list Of anniversaries celebrated by
the society is followed by a historical
sketch of the society, which contains
many addresses delivered on various
occasions. One document Of lasting
interest is an address to the members
Of the National Society, prepared at
the suggestion of LoTrin A. Thurstou,
advocating the annexation of the Re
public of Hawaii, which was adopted
on May %, 1897, or about a year be-
fore the desire was realized.
From list of past officers of the
Hawaiian Society the following names
of presidents with their years of Of
fee are taken: Peter Cushman Jones,
1S95-1897; Albert Francis Judd, 1898;
William F. Allen, 1S99-19OO; William
R. Castle, 1901; Frank s. Dodge, 1902;
Frederick Jewett Lowrey, 1903;
Charles NJ. Cooke, 19O4-5; John EfIin-
ger, 19O6-O7; George R. Carter, 19OS-O9;
DR.. Charles Bryant Cooper, 1901.
A roster of officers and members Of
Aloha chapter, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, concludes the book
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
MARKHAM AND DESHA BEST BATTERS

Omcial Scorer Rapozo of the Oahu
Senior Baseball League, kindly fur
nishes the Star with the following
table of averages, compiled to date:
TEAM FIELDING AVERAGES.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
MISS MYLOTT'S
CONCERT HERE

Fresh from her recent triumphs as
the soloist with Jan Kubelik and with
the Russian orchestra in their Amer
ican tours, Eva Mylott, the Austria
lian contralto, arrived here yesterday
morning in the Manchuria, en- route
to Australia, where she is to be the
recipient of as grand welcome as
was accorded to Madame Melba. Miss
Mylott is the protegee Of Madame
Melba, and it was through the influ4
ence of Melba that Miss Mylott was
given instruction by the best vocal
teachers of Europe. She returns to
Australia one of the most famous of
ct ntraltos, and is now known as
"Australia's contralto."
Miss Mylott is registered at the
Young Hotel where she will remain
until next Wednesday, when she
leaves for Australia in the Canadian,
Australian liner Makura.
On Monday evening Miss Mylott
will be presented at the Hawaiian
Opera House in a concert. The pro.
gram is being arranged by Miss Ny
lott and will possibly be one which
was used during her tour with Kube-
lik.
The sale of seats opened yesterday
morning at the promotion committee
rooms. The plan will be open daily.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13

Eddie Madison may arrive In the
course of month.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
Northwestern League.
SPORTDRIFT

The Maui sportsmen are said to be
organizing a powerful All-Maui nine.'
o
Jack Cordell weighs about 100
pounds at present.
Kid Cabral wants to get back into
the game. "a,
o
Kradalac and Williams put up a
rafting good eight-round go when
they met before The latter got the
decision by a shade.
o.
Denny Leary's debut will be watch
ed with interest.
There will be a meeting of the
Oahu Senior Baseball League at the
usual time and place this evening.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
FOUR SERVICE
BOUTS PLANNED

At Schofield barracks next Friday
night the following boxing contests
will be decided:
I. Main event, II rounds, Bauer.
sock, 5th Cav, VS.. Kilsner, 1st Inf,
fight at 150 pounGs.
2. First preliminary, Driscol, End
Inf. VS., Regnier, 5th Cav, rounds,
at 1873 pounds.
3. Second preliminary, Kibby, 5th
Cav. VS.. Cotter, 5th Cav, 6 rounds, at
1873 pounds.
4, Third preliminary, Cross, 1st Inf,
vs.. Massey, 1st f. A.. 4 rounds, at 100
pounds.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
MILITARY BAND
At YOUNG TONIGHT

The First Infantry band will give a
concert at the Alexander Young hotel
roof garden tonight, commencing at
half-past seven. The program will be:
March-Washington Grays ,Grafulla
Overture-Jubel ......... Flotow
Waltz-Invitation a la Valse. Weber
Selection-The Dollar Princess. Fall
Suite-Ballet Egyptien ..... .Luigini
Serenade-La Paloma .Yradier
Selection-The Chocolate Soldier.
............... ...... Strauss
Fantasia-Maryland ...... Short
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.

81 always have bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the house." is what peo-
pie all over the world say Of it when
it has once been used. A trial OF
this medicine proves 1t to be so salts
factory that 1t always holds an hon
oIed place in the home ever after.
One dose promptly relieves cramps
in the stomach, collie and dysentery.
Try 1t. For sale by all dealers Ben
son, Smith & Co., Agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
GARD OF THANKS.

Kakaako Mission were the guests
Of Central Union Church at Punahou
on Kamehameha day, and the Mission
wishes to extend to them their sim
cere thanks for the royal way they
were entertained and for the many
pleasures of the day.
The Christian Knights and the
knights of the Round Table had an
opportunity of playing the national
game much to their delight, with a
score of Is to 6 in favor of the
Knights of the Round Table.
- .-S-SS S-------
There is a boxer named Kid Baker
in town looking for a match.
Fine Job Printing, SLar once.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
MANY TENNIS GAMES

Continued from page three.}
Club, Glass B, will play G. Axelrod Of
the Y. M. c. A., Class B.
4:00-A j. Marshall of the Y. M. c.
A., Glass G, will play ]. Macaulay Of
the Beretania Club, Glass B.
Class A players will give Glass B
players 1a-15, and Glass B players
will give Glass G players 1s-15.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
BAND CONCERT AT SEASIDE.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert this evening at the Homo
lulu Seaside hotel, Waikiki, commenc-
ing at 1880 o'clock. The program:
March-True Blue .......... Linke
Overture-Juanita ....... ...Suppe
Ballad-The Two Blue Eyes. .... Helms
election-Madame Angot .Lecocq
Vocal-Hawaiis Songs Ar. by Berger
Selection-The Dollar Princess. Fall
Waltz-Blue Danube .....,S Strauss
Finale-COmrades ....,. ,..... Linke
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Hawaiian star., 1912-06-13
30 WO
FRATERNAL MEETINGS.
HONOLULU LODGE NO. SlS,
B. P. o. ELKS.

HONOLULU LODGE NO. SlS,
B. P. o. ELKS.
Meets in their hall on KinS stree
near Fort, every Friday evening. Wis
ltinE Brothers are cordially invited T.
attend.
A. E. MURPHY, q. R.
H. DUNSHEE, Sec'y.
HONOLULU LODGE, NO. SOC,
L. o. o. m.
VIII meet in Odd FellowB' Buildina
FORT street, near King, every Friday
evening at 1880 p. m. Visiting broth
UrS cordially invited to attend.
AMBROSE ]. WRIT, Dictator.
B.A JACOBSON, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05

- sALE sa OF TlnsER or.ns:sa. IL: Colers;
estside, bid. 1inber seIe,, Applic q ioa.
La issSceHeer sp 4 vi. Sfnnascn. . end sddrss-
rsdo. viii be received Mp 10 and including
the 2znd dag Of January iei2 Tor ell mess
eh.nt.bls desd timber .tandinF and
cutting BY the Forest of1ceF on q desie-
neted srea o. about 2.se acEes, located
Eithin SECTIONS n. II. and ~ +. il s., r. =
- sscti92s "a y, =. and q, I. a s. r. :
Colorado; estimsted TO be sss.s@ feet b.
Of live Douglas 6r and 1s0.80 feet B.
~. Of dead Of all species, mine props, fence
poets, tie and sawtimber, log scale, mors
ieee B. Tor all green sawtimber end
M. ~ per N feet b. n. for dead OF all sps.ciee
VIII be considered, and q deposit Of -
mast be sent to the Denver Nstional bsnk
~. =. Depository at Denver, Colorodo,
ior each bid submitted; Timber sPoH
valid claims is exempt from sale. he
E,Eht TO reject any all bids is reserved
For further information and reeslstions
governing sales, address Forest super-
visor. Gunnison National Forest, Ga nni-
Forester
First pub Dec. p 1911. Last pub Jan. 10 psis
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05

SALE OF TIMBER. Denver, Colorado.
December H. 1efi. Sealed bids marked
outside, Bid, Timber sale, Applicstioo.
Novembers. 9. 1911. Gunnison" and sddres.
sed TO the District Forester, Denver. Colo
rndo, wiil be received up 10 and includ in9
the 18th day Of January, 1872 for all the
merchantable dead timber, standing and
down. and ell the live timber marked ior
cutting by the Forest oflfcer ON deriwnat-
- sres oi abost ~ acres located within
the 81 OF So Of Section q and M, sEA
a ~. stk p. n on the wese SIDE a
1cunt Carbon, 0snnison National Forest'
Sciorodo; estimsted to he Na.G1 ~ ii
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i've lcAeepole pine. s.sD 4. B n. live
Ln1eissenn epruce. end 1.WN.sB ieet p II.
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pie here who would gladly coatribste
books, Subscriptions TO the better
periodicals.. and there certainly
o~ght not to be any difficulty in get
ting . donstion Of . location, or at
lesst Of some room ct . reasonable
rental. II the matter were started
right and the proposition put MP to
the City Fathers" | think they
could be induced 10 contribute light.
snd some Of our numerous coal
dealers might make us . special rate
on coal, cay actual cost to them, and
hauling. For . librarian there
should be no difficulty on that score,
for / feel sure there are enoa0h
Psblic spirited young men and
yosns women in the town who
would voluntser 10 tahe charge on
certain eveninGs and afternoons.
withost salary II other expenses
are incurred they cosld be met by
making . small charge for book
rental, but all soch thin9s could be
settled lsaer What | want nov is
10 see If we cannot ~ enouUh
together 10 tahe hold Of this pvopo-
sitioa and pssh it TO tie point where
ssch thing CO be settled With sone
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s0ss 4s6sssUA sayWAss0 sAUae ~
Wsae- fsr psksueaee rs.psssisny
III. r. s. CaAaI, Psspriss1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05

Warm carpesa, bright r~es, st-
trsctive art squares. The 10 the
sessoa when the home 10 made cheer
ful for the winter season. Oar fer
nitsre and qseensware store 10 we'll
equipped 70 supply your wants, in
TACT this coming seed has been made
. study. II yos have . profile. in
not knowing jest what TO eet. zee
osr DeW petterns.
CLARENCE ADAns, Gsnnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05
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Eighty scres Of lssd two miles
esst froa Asin street. Partly i'm
proved for $500 il taken soon
Isqsire of j. J. DUNBAR, 46tf.
New York Ave. West GSnnieou
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05
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Alislls ssd timothy hsy.
esa. H. 9. Caooxs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05
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betwssa 30 cad % tons Of first
clsss Aay - e5O0 pr soa.
n. HAINEs,
liz. 0unnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05
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CekAaQs 6slivesed in city limits
% = 3. 3. Aepot Tor l50 per 100
lbs. II soaA in SCH lots; or LIS psr
100 ID. Il sold in car loas. Send
yosr oraess 10 Jonx b. OUrcALf,
A0tf. 0unnisoa. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05
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epAns. hsoves SCI.
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Osssisoa aGsscy ios tke ianoss
~Isdia. RsosAy" thsG csrss rAeu-
aaGisa. kiA.ey ssA blsAAer srosble
&c. ol.W . bo4tle. Sc the Prof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05

CAA Il The News Champ;o. oR~
sos ssresss Have . big s.pp;y
O. hand.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-05
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Pss visss e2.W pr IosA - rsscA.
Have yoa evee trisa tAea for bed
ding a peckiAG icss SsCusA cvt-
ting sllalla. cAoPps1 Tor chicAsa feed,
eco pr 100 pos.ds in sscka. d.
livefed.
Jos. v. SaIrn,
5ld Upper Gsssisoa.