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Church and Frater1ities

arrive about the thirteenth. In his
journey he has visited hundreds OF
lodges throughout the south and south
west ana has been an important fac
tor in the great revival of interest
IN pythianism. His visit is in the ma.
ture of an inspection and also a get
together" campaign and in this he
has been strikingly successful.
Mr.. Young is a native of Texas and
his rise to the vice-chanceIlorship has
been rapid. He has shown great abil.
ity as an organizer and il is due, in
a large measure 70 his efforts. that
hundreds of new members, IA all parts
Of the country. have been added to
the Knights of Pythias.
Plans for the entertainment OF the
vice-chanceilor have not yet been com
pletea but the tentative arrangements
show that the entertainment here
viii certainly be on par with thoSe
accorded the distinguished visitor in
other cities. Besides local knights
large delegations are looked for from
Tombstone, Cananea, Douglas and
other near by cities. Arrangements
for a grand banquet, at which all the
knights viii attend IN flll regalia,
have been made and it is probable thai
the Copper Queen band win be en-
gagged for this occasion. Another
feature win be an automobile trip
over the district. The committed in
charge fthe entertainment program
will spare no pains TO make the wei
come to Supreme Vice Chancellor
Young a warm one.
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A MESSAGE TO WOMEN

When your physician can give yon
no remedy for the horrors that OPP
press you. when through the ions
hours of the day it seems as though
your back would break, when your
head aches constantly, you are ner-
vous, depressed and suffer from those
dreadful bearing down pains, don't
forget that Lydia E. Pingham's Vege-
table Compound is the safest and
surest remedy for these conditions
discovered. 1t will save you years OF
misery as it mas thousands Of other
suffering ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
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EIKs INSTALL

Last Friday night the newly elected
officers of the Elks we're installed
installation ceremonies were held IN
he big lodge room and every Elk IN
the city was present The ceremonies
were conducted by Past Exalted Ruler
sam Frankenberg. and all tie new Of
fcers have now taken Up their ON
ciaI duties. The following is the list
Of those installed;
Exalted Ruler-W. D. Evans; rs
teenaed leading knight. Nj. Hen
Eel; Esteemed loyal Knight. IL.
Rhodes Esteemed lecturinS knight.
II. Gray; Secretary-E. NJ. Cox
Treasurer-J. Il. Watson; Tyler-Ed-
ward King; Trustee-Sam Franken'
terg: Representative to grand lodge
J. NJ. Ball: Alternately. J. Ginning
ham.
A half dozen new members nave
seen elected to the Elks end seeolld
reading on IS other applications viii
,oon be held. With their acceptance
az the local Elks viii have member
shin of more than 500, a record unsnr-
passed by any city in the state OF Ike
size The annual dues OF the local
EIks have been reduced anc the mi
tiafion fee raised. Annual dues nov
amount TO sI2 a year, formerly Sz3.
The initiation has been raised nom
s25 TO $50.
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alsaEE MoMANs Gle

Bisbee Womans Club met Friday
and enjoyed most unique musica
afternoon. The American composer,
Mcdowell was the subject OF the pro
gram. which was in charge OF Mrs.
g. r. Thompson A paper review ng
The composers life. works and ideals
was read BY Mrs. Thompson Misses
Clara Smell and Florence Patton as
sisted By rendering several piano Sc
Iections illustrating the mind OF he
imaginative genius of the composer
Water Lily and Witches Dance
being especially pleasing. Mrs. J. r.
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Presbyterian church

Sunday school a. s;45 a. m. The
regular monthly offering for mis-.
slonse viii be made during the ser
vice.
Young peoples meeting at 6:45 =
E. Topic: The Ideal Christian-His
Humility" Matthew 20:202S. This is
the monthly conservation meeting OF
the society and the time for the Of
fering 10 the work OF the society and
Tor Missions"
Preaching. by the pastor, at IL a.
m. and at 7:45 D. m Themes of ser
mons: The Whitening Harvest and
Simple in That Which is Evil"
Sunday school workers conference
Wednesday at 100 D. M
Bible class Wednesday At 7;45 D. N.
Notice the change In the hour OF
the evening meetings.
JOHN Z. FRY,
Pastor.
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FRATERNAL MATTERS

The most important lodge event OF
the month will be the arrival mere,
on April Is. of Supreme Vice Chan
cellor Young of the Knights Of Ply
thias.
Chancellor Young is now making i
tour of the United States. He is next
in rank to the highest official Of the
Knights OF Pythias and the local
lodge is making elaborate plans for
his entertainment He comes here
from Tucson, where he is expected 10
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MnosE cARNIvAL

All this week crowds have been al
tending the California Carnival com.
pany. which is being held at LoWeii
under the auspices OF the Moose The
carnival company is an excellent one,
fresh from winter quarters, and has
many attra ctive features. II VIII con
tinue until "Wednesday night ana al
present indications are that the a.
tendance this week will be even bet
ter thar for the week just closed
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First Methodlst Church

Sunday School s:45.
Preaching services 1900. At this
service The communion viii be ad-
ininistered. Members will be received
and children baptized.
Epworth League $50. Subject: The
Indignation of Jesus. Leader, Secre-
tary A. E. Putnam.
Preaching services 1880 Special
Music.
e. l. Bible study class, Tuesday
500 p. m.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday 7:So.
The Rev DIR. Simonson. leader.
E. G. DECKER, Pastor
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Annual Church Meetina.

The annual conversational meet
ing Of the Presbyterian church win be
held In the church this evening at
T;3e o'clock. Reports will be received
from the various branches of the
church work and elders and trustees
viii be elected. Following the business
session there will be a social hour.
All members and friends of the
church are expected at the meeting.
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DANCE FAIR HALL. TUESDAY sTH
After lessons. Williams & Clark
43s
TURKISH BATH.
Under new management Schmid-
Shattuck Bldg. -Adyertisement.
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Williamson added additional pleasure
to the afternoon by singing Mcdowell
coles. Mrs. Thompson was recipient
CT much eongra.GistioHs upon the
able manner in which the program
was arranged and carried out.
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Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints.

LaIlrF Ddy SaFFt5s
Opposite Warren Laundry, Tomb
scne Canyon.
Business meeting 1915.
Sunday school p. m.
Sacrament service Sis p. m
Religio Gas p. m
Preaching at D. m.
BY S. d. Conditt of the missionary
force of Arizona and the public are
cordially invited TO attend
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-06

All Old Fellows are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows hall. O'Clock
D. m. today Sunday TO attend the
funeral Of our late Brother Andrew
johnson. By order of
r. ]. ATTOWAY, Noble Grand.
Advertisements. 49,.
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We can see why you shCu.d not do
so. This preparation BY its remark
able cures has gained world wide
reputation. ana people everywhere
speak OF Il in the highest terms OF
praise 1t is Cor sale by all dealers
Ads ertisement.
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Straight at It.

There is no use of our beating
arcmd the bush" We might as well
out with il first as last. We want
you to try Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy the next time you have a cough
or cold. There is nc reason so far as
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pen between Car
and Gardner shafts. Return 70
Judge Highs court and receive re-
ward 4se.
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MARGARET f. BROWN.
Clerk
Church Of Christ

Bible school 9.45 a. m.
Rev Sumner T. Martin, of Ria1te,
California will begin revival at this
church Monday night, April 7th. Rev.
John II. Boothe of Kansas City, Mo,
will speak Tuesday night.
Brother Martin held a veTy interest
ing revival at Douglas, short time
ago. He is coming to us from Lords
burg, n. NJ. We hope that much good
may be done here, as we are inter
ested in you. ami cordial invitation
is extended TO all.
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81. John,s Enlsconal church.

Sunday school 9:45 a. m
Evening service 1880 p. m.
Wednesday 1880 p. m. Rehearsal OF
special music for Whitsunday.
E W. SIMONSON.
Rector in Charge
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N0TICE-The party who was seen
taking the lady's white coat from
side of City Cleaning and Dye
Works bldg, Saturday. viii avoid
trouble BY returning same 90
City Cleaning & Dye works. No
questions viii be asked. 4eZi
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dation 70 constitutional amendment
providing exemption from taxation OF
every educational institution Of col
iege grade in the state.
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WANTED-Men. GOOD wages, plenty
to eat No questions asked. Apply
any time after D. m. to-day TO Col.
Matt Dillon. Eidelweiss cafe.
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NOTICE pYrHlAN SISTERS.

All members of Lily Temple Nc.
Pythiaa Sisters are requested 70
meet Tuesday. April Sth.. instead Of
Tuesday. April 18th Please meet al
Pythian Castle. Monday April eth. a.
30 p. M, for practice.
BY order OF most excellent chief.
ANNA CROCKETT
advertisement. 49,
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ATTENTION EAGLES

Ali Eagles are requested 70 attend
the meeting tomorrow night 7:fo
D. m. sharp. Social for the ladies'
. T. m.
F. c. FENDERSoN,
Advertisement 4ss
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TO EXEMPT COLLEGES

SACRAMENTO. April 5-The sen
ate committee on revenue and taxa
ton today gave favorable recommeh-
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Christian Science Services

The Bistee Christian Science So
ciety holds services in Medigovieh
hall Sunday morning at II O'Clock,
To these services the public Is wei
coem and cordially invited to attend.
The subject for Sunday April G, is
ssITnreality
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-06

FOR Rents room furnished house
p. ]. Mccullough z67 School hill.
49,
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

sewing and dress
making doue at home OF viii go
cut by the day Miss Annie L.
Welsh, 216 Tombstone canyon.
$50.
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TURKISH sATH.

Under new management Schmid-
Shattuck Bldg. -Advertisemcnt.
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MOOSE MEMORIAL

One of the most impressive cere-
monies held this year in local lodge
circles was that of last sunoay, wneh
the first memorial services of the 10
cal Moose was observed az the Or
pheum theater. The theater was
packed from orchestra to gallery by
The Moose and their friends.
The memorial address was delivered
By Judge Fred Suffer, of the superior
court at Tombstone. Judge Suffer is
one of the most prominent Moose in
this section and is an orator of con
siderable note. His address was sim
pic I'D the hundreds who heard his
solemn voice received a broader ami
higher meaning o fthe great princi-
pies for which the Moose lodge stands.
The speaker eulogiZed the members OF
the lodge who had passed away and
his audience bowed their heads in
memory of the departed ones. Rev.
Decker assisted in the ceremonies,
which we're most impressive through
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EAeLEs SOCIAL EVENING


Tomorrow night the Eagles viii fol-
low their irregular meeting with a
dance at which ladies of members CT
the oder and their friends viii BE-
present. Simple announcement OF al
Eagle social function is sufficient to
assure that there is an exceedingly
!. leassut evening ahead for those who
have the good fortune TO participate
for the Eagles never do anything N
half way measure. They are great
order anu their doings are always IN
keeping with that point The Bisree
Aerie is particularly noted in this re
specr. Incidentally it is one OF 81
LARGEST and strongest in the south
west. Also it is growing steadily
there now being a dozen applications
on hand for membership.
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woopMEN' DANCE

What il is believed will be ono o.
the most enjoyable dances Of the sea
son will be given by the Woodmen' s
Circle on April 10, at Fair Hall The
dance will be ~hayseed" ball anC--ll
those attending viii come dressed
accordingly. The committee in charge
is making elaborate preparations and
the dance promises to BIZ big sue
cess. Prizes will be awarded to the
best impersonated character for both
men and women.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-10
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED
Basketball Team Downed by Grand
Rapids Saturday Night By
Score of 80 to %.
RETURN GAME NEXT WEEK

The Bemidji High school basket
ball team went down to defeat be-
fore the} fast Grand Rapids team at
Grand Hapidg saturdaynrghtb blythe
score Of 80 to %.
The game was m of the fastest
eve played by either team and was
made interesting by spectacular
plays and excellent team work. The
local team was unable to keep pace
with the Grand Rapids team in their
hall as it was much smaller than
either the local armory where the
games are played or the gymnasium
where the team practices.
The Grand Rapids team has been
booked for a game here some time
next week and the local team be-.
lieves they a defeat them when not
HANDICAPPED by unfamiliar surround
ings. Claude Bailey shot a basket
from the middle of the Grand Rap
ids floor and played an excellent
game.
Tanner was the star player as US
ual and kept his man busy from
start to finish. All of the local boys
did good team work and Grand Rap
ids people stated that it was the best
game seen there this year. Several
Bemidji people accompanied the
team and attended. the game.
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+ Christ Olson, bartender for the
late Sam Marin, was the first wit
ness called by the state in the trial
of August Johnson today. Olson tes-
titled that he came on duty at 6 p. m.
shortly before the SHOT vas fired. He
said lie had Heard johnson ask Mar
in for his money; that Johnosn asked
for SIT and that Marin claimed he
had but $11 coming; and that at no
time had he been ordered to pay the
money to johnson.
y Olson was followed by Dick Bras
camp, the clerk in Palmer's store,
who sold ammunition to johnson the
day of the murder. Brascamp was
followed by Marion Hazen.
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Xxx Xxx
* SPUR X


Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stepp are rejoic-
ing owe a son, born March 1.
MI. Charles Gerlinger went to Be-
midi Friday morning to attend the
teachers institute.
Mr.. j. Stepp spent Wednesday in
Bemidji on business.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. S. Hart
man.
The Christian Endeavor society
has begun to hold it's meetings at the
various homes again. -.
Mr.. Johnston had the misfortune
to lose a valuable horse. He expects
to get another with which to finish
his winters wood hauling. ,
Mr.. w. Winch is confined to his
home with an attack of la grippe, an
epidemic OF whfcn seems to be going
the rounds.
Mrs. J. Geroy has been enjoying a
visit from her brother.
Mr.: F. Campbell has been on the
sick list for a few days.
Mrs. Campbell and children left
Thursday morning for Iowa where
they will visit Mrs. Campbell's par
ents. Later they will be joined by
Mr.. Campbell and will go to Mon
tana to make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver left Tuesday
for their home at Louisville, Mimi,
after having spent several months
with their daughter, Mrs. J. Dodge,
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MANY USE REST ROOM

-E----+rE-I +-.E EE-AlG %ESEzS-=%
With more women using the place
every day, the farmers rest room
appears to be an assured success. 1t
Is located on Minnesota avenue the
third door north of Fourth street
and is of easy access from any point
in the city. The room was opened
to the farmers March l and as it Is
becoming better known, it is being
used more. IT,
The room has been fitted up with
easy chairs, a toilet and stationery
has been printed so that the people
using the room can write letters
while they are waiting. Several wo-
men have taken their lunches to the
room and have been Joined by their
husbands at twelve O'Clock. Several
barns in which teams can be kept
are located near by so that the room
is convenient both to men and wo-
men,.
The room is supported by the city
council, which has appropriated ten
dollars a month, and the following
merchants: W. G.. Schroeder, e: A.
Barker, Schneider Brothers, Berman
Emporium, Gill Brothers, F. G..
Troppman and company, First Ma
tional Bank, Northern National
Bank, Security State Bank, G. E. Bat
ties, E. F.. Netzer, Bazaar store, Roe
and Markusen, J. P. Lair, Peoples
Meat Market, Palace Meat Market,
Model Mfg. Co., o. G.. Schwandt,
Given Hardware company, City drug
store, A. B. Palmer and George T.
Baker and company.
Among those who have registered
at the rest room since March 1 are:
Mrs. VIM. Mastenson, Of Turtle
River; Mrs. A. Gilmore, of Kelliher;,
w. A. Cassler, of Grant Valley. AID
Carpenter, of Grant Valley; Mrs.
Hogan, of Grant Valley; ". Carpen-
ter, of Grant Valley; Mrs. G. A.
West, of Bemidji; Mrs. ". NJ. West,
of Bemidji; Arthur West, of Bemidji;
w. j. Irish, of Turtle River; Mrs. w.
J. Irish, of Turtle River; G. Parker,
of Turtle River; M. Phillippi, of. Will
ton; Mrs. P .Melugin,s of Eagle Bend;
Mrs. X. Gibbs, of Farley; E.. A.
Brown, of Milwaukee,; Miss DuVal,
of Wilton; G. A.. ,S1ossen, of Bemidji;
Mrs. Carl Syenson, of@Leonard; Mrs.
r. b. Thompson, Of Leonard; Mrs.
". A.. Cassler,, OF Grant Valley; s +
Bell, of Maltby; Lucille Bell, Of
Maltby; Dora s.: Bell, Of Maltby;
Mrs. G.. Petry, of Maltby; Alice ia
cobson, of Wilton; Ida Parent, of
Wilton; Mrs. Cousins, of Northern;
Cousins of Northern; Mrs. Will
liams, of Northern; Chas. Schroeder,
of Grant Valley; Mrs. P. Melugin, of
Eagle Bend; Joe Steidle, of North
ern; Mrs. Joe Steidle, of Northern;
Marjorie Steidle, of Northern; L.
Larson, Of Bemidji; Miss Miller, of
Farley; Mrs. l.. Fallon, of Bemidi;
Annie Schwartz, of Grant Valley;
Mrs. Ostrander of Bemidji; Miss Mil
Ter, of Farley; Mrs. j. McTaggart, of
Bemidji, and Grace Torstenson, of
Eagle Bend.
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MAY HAVE BALL TEAM

A base ball team for Bemidji is be-
ing talked over by many fans in Be-
midi and it is possible that a first
class team will be organized. Last
year Bemidji residents wer treated
to some good games and large crowds
turned out to see all of them, prov
ing that Bemidji can support a team.
A second team will undoubtedly be
organized as the same men that
played last year are again willing to
get together and prepare for games.
It is probable that q down town To-
cation will be found for a bali park
as the fair grounds is too far away
from the business district.
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Chewing "snuss' and watching
the proceedings with apparent un-
concern, August Johnson is on trial
in district court. today for man
slaughter in the first degree. The
indictment by the grand jury was
returned for the killing of Sam Mar
in, Bemidji saloon keeper, on Sat
urday evening March /. All Of the
Jurors had been selected at noon.
Looking healthier and better fed
than the day he was sent to the coun-
ty Jail, johnson sat behind his coun-
sci and contented himself with
studying the architecture of the
room. Seldom rel his eyes on the
jurors and he was apparently more
concerned with dinner time than
with the fact that he may eat in the
pe~nitentiary. in the near future. Al
though the same non-committal and
hazy. look is in his eyes, he has not
the haggard and unkempt appear
ance that was his the Sunday he was
taken in Wilton.
johnson is charged with man
slaughter in the first degree, mean
ing that he is charged with the kill
ing Of Sam Marin In the heat Of pas
1Confinusd on las DeEo).
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Her Healthy Ancestors,

Edward H. James, son of the late
Prof. William James and editor of the
Liberator, who has come to America
to champion Edward Myths, detained
at Ellis Island because he libeled
King George, said in Concord that the
object of his paper, published in
Paris, is to change monarchies into
republics.
"And gradually" said Mr.. James,
"monarchies are changing into repub-
lics-Portugal and China have chang
ed within the last few years.
"Monarchies are doomed, and not
the least benefit of their passing is
the abolishing of the special privi-
leges that members Of the old, aristo-
cratic families always enjoy under
monarchical rufe."
Mr.. James smiled and continued:
"The new lady of the castle was
~unconsciously a true republican who
said:
"'There are the graves Of the for
mer owners ancestors MY ancestors
she added, proudly, are all living"
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wv ARE FOUND GUILTY

Chicago, March 10.-Charles Cra-
mer and his wife were found guilty
sssaEday-nt-thaes ct Sophia
Singer of Baltimore. Cramler's~pun=
ishment was fixed at life imprison-
ment while his wife drew fourteen
years. The jury was out seventeen
hours. Miss Singer was murdered in
a rooming house Oct. 20, 1912 and
the murderers at once fed to Lima,
Ohio, where they were caught.
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SOFT WEATHER HITS LOGGERS
e. C. McGregor, a timber cruiser,
said this morning that the soft
weather was hitting the loggers hard
and that unless there are two more
weeks of cold weather, few of the
contractors will have completed their
cuts. f. >.l.- ". -.@
The down town streets today were
turned to small rivers where the sun
hit them. 49, - -
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WRONG PICTURE REPRODUCED

In yesterdays edition of the Mimi
eapolis Tribune the picture of the
"Big Bemidg'' team appeared under
the caption of the Wilmar team with
Wilmar's record and lineup. The
mistake was noticeable as in naming
the lineup they had both a front and
back row while. the picture showed
only one line of men. The real names
OF those in the picture were Jacob
son, Neumann, Peck, Bell, Ripple,
Brandon and Malone.
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When Antelope was Plentiful.

lranscontinental travellers, who
nowadays in their journey through the
west seldom: see any game larger than
. prairie dog or jack rabbit, will be
interested in this item reprinted from
the Rocky Mountain Herald of some
nifty years ago: "Passengers report
that antelope have never been seen
10 numerous as now. Herds of antel:
ope larger than any flock of sheep in
the world are frequently spoken Of"
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MAY GET E JOB

Minneapolis, March 10.-Prof. G.
M. Andrist, of the state University,
may get a job in the consular service
as a result of correspondence be-
tween himself and Secretary Bryan.
Andrist ran for governor on the Dem
ocratic ticket in the last campaign.