The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-21

proper way and l will consider it.
81 am perfectly willing to debate
on the subject at any time that /,
feel some good would be accomplished
by such a course"
From Fridays Daily.
OF the 1000 physicians named as
charter members of the American
College of Surgeons. now being
formed in Chicago, nine are from
St Paul. Thirty-two in all were
chosen from Minnesota, according
to word received from Chicago last
night.
The st. Paul men admitted to the
new organization are: Alexander r.
Colvin, w. A. Dennis, Robert o.
Earl, Arthur j. Gillette, Archibald
MacLaren, Harry R. Richie, John
T. Rogers, John l. Rothrock and
Arnold SchwyZer.
Those from Minneapolis are: A.
w. Abbott, Emil S. Geist, Hannibal
Fl. Kimball, Arthur A. Law, j. War
rem Little, Arthur T. Mann, John II.
Rishmiller, D. Gustav Schwyzer.
Charles n Spratt. ..uGene S. Strout,
II. b. Sweetser, Franklin K. Wright,
James e. Moore and Horace New
hart.
| Those taken into the society from
over the state are: Donald Church
Balfour, E. H. Beckman, Melvin
Starkey Henderson, E. S. Judd, C.
II. Mayo and William j. Mayo, Ro-
chester; Walter Courtney, Brainerd;
John II. James, Mankato, and Will
liam H. Magic, Duluthf.
Attorney A. n Allen, this after
noon appeared before Judge j. M.
Quinn at Fairmont and asked for
a change of venue for Chris Vir-
gems, accused of the murder of
John Stacn. A number of affidavits
signed by prominent residents of
| Martin county, were presented.
These affidavitS expressed the Opin-
ion that Virgans could not be given
a fair trail in that county owing to
the intense feeling which prevails
as iuSL NJ. LNllSh ibuuS a
strong presentation of his case
County Attorney Dean did not siren
uously oppose the granting of q
change of venue. In view of tho
pres 2ntation of the case by Mr.
Allen, the opinion prevails today that
the change of venue viii be grant
ed w Judge Quinn. If it is grant
ed, the trial will most likely take
place in Jackson county.
st. Paul will get inc 1914 conyeu
ton of the Tri-State POstmaSters
league, originally fixed for Crane
Il Forks, N ID. That decision will be
made by the executive committee a!
a result of the withdrawal of the
Grand forks invitation, made in-viev
of the fact that the National Post
masters convention will meet in st
Paul, and the desire of Presiden
HI. c. Plumley of the Tri-State organ
ization to convene the district assO
citation at the same time and place
as the national. The Tri-State leagu,
h1uuCDOLei, ANoI III La
kota and South Dakota. Presiden
Plumiey and other officers hav
promises to use their good office
to secure the 1915 gathering. Of tn
Tri State association to Grand Forks
Dr. J. Y. Ernst of Faribault wa
, elected were Miss Emma Lewis C
ing Of the Southern Minnesota Ostee
pathic association held last Wedne:
day at Mortified. The other officer
| clecte were Miss Emma Lewis G
5 Owatonna. vicc-president, and S.
l Slower, of Mortified, secretary an
treasurer There were about thirt
present at the meeting.
Among those taking part in til
program were. ~'-.~., =
} thur Taylor OF Saltwater, Il. J. Stoik
of Austin, r. f. Weeks of Owatonn;
l e. w. Hawkins of MankatO, j. v
< Hankinson of Luverne, c. w. Youn
: of st. Paul, and DR.. John DeasOn {
: Chicago. 1t was decided to hold tn
. next annual meeting in Saltwater.
Winona, Mimi, November 14.-Mr
Sarah Dow WilbertOn, the first pr
ceptrcsS Of women at Carleton CO
5, lego, died suddenly in Winona ye
n terday She was the wife of ID
l. l.. G. WilbeTtOn, local physical
. Mrs. Wilbcrton was born at Mid
II pore, India, where her father was
# missionary. Educated in Kents Hi
l. college, Maine, she went to Carleto
college, where she was a teacher
i Latin before becoming preceptres
d She also taught in the Winona big
l. school before her marriage in 1873
l. The state found positions for a
It prcximatcly 1000 men and womc
p during October, according to a stat
ment made by the state labor burea
e At the Duluth free employment Q
flee places were found for 61., wOmo
It and 1,S45 men. The ST. Paul Offi9
II found jobs for 7S9 women and 81
men. In Minneapolis places wei
f. found for 1,417 women and 3,59S me
III The average cost to the state Wa
al 11.5 cents person. At the st. Pa
/, office the cost was lowest, cen
ID each At Duluth it was Is cents ar
at Minneapolis II cents.
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