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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Music
Spargur Quartet Will
PLAY Great Masterpieces

Beethoven beautiful quartet q
Major 80 ulu BE- one Or M.
famous masterpiece 90 b. Interpret
ed bg the sparsur string quartet
TUESDAY evening Fsbrlar Q.
when e apps3u in the Spanish halle
room Uf The Olympic Hotel
Besthoyms music sounds the
height and depth o. emotion. beau
o. and psars OF hfs
To him q string quartet afforded
channel for tie expression ~
many ~ ~ uundest thoughts
HiT ne quartrts f0f strings eclipse
sA slH34=F 5smpaa3ti8HH ard HiIs=
H.s powers as a faultiess barmonist.
30 music painter has given 20 the
world such siupend0us and moment
Gus tone sciualitlss ~ be-
The spargur quartet programs
are always n high artistic stand
ard and the one 70 be presented
ON Tuesday evening wlll b. one OF
The finest Il has ever given Tick.
cts are nov selling az sherman.
Clay A Co.'S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Program for Open
Meeting

Al the open melting % the Eutsrps
club Tuesday afternoon. AZ $50
O'Clock. at the home OF Miss blanche
Rannlng. 5sOs 18th ave. y. r. Mr-.
Edward c. Graft and Miss Ruth Al.
len win be heard In the following
program.
folouaiss. % 90 No. i,...-.... Chopin
Mtss nannihE
"a "Rltasrurll .4sssss.ss. Cbsmirals
90 ~rhs HnoNdfop" .s... Grstcbantnoff
Mrs. W. A. wilkins
IA "AraNzsgus No 4" ....... ushunsy
40 "Nlghi what's ..........s.. critic.
Mr., e o csrisou.
Miss Kathleen oSsu
Piano-aslactsd
Miss Allsn
sonE-asi.ctsd
Mrs. Edward G. Graft
Ballad IN A fiat ..........r.....C chopin
Mrs Dunbar
NY Heart AZ tiny sweet Voice"
.........-ss......-..- saint sAsns
Mfs PhnIips
Veal trio
sIrs winslns VI, Bro-n AIRS. rhnup.
Hiss o'Nsu
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v;s Bel Hostess at Tea

n. Anna Bell viii entertain az
!, Saturday afternoon at the
her mother Mrs Agnes a
..,-.r ID honor % MIA Edith
..--r Al ChicaEo, Who Is visit
1, ts~n. and Miss Nrllie Moran,
sr.s.rs,s Who IS in town Tor tho
.s,,f monlhs
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M'ss Dorothy Wekys stiI enter
tain al dinner SATURDAY evening.
FEBRUARY 20. before the Delta
Gamma Formal in th- Italian bail
Room az The Olympic
The affair viil take place 10 her
home. with covers placed for FORTS
fstf-
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HAEEsNA PIT. A.
Hfa o. Isl ElrarrHsrz N fhs
hrITuD-r-a.a league H.l give q
esute9l faIa aH sal Eogr.Hhef
seHEaf children ON TBsadaF arsr
noun February g. On z4- o'clock.
before tEr Parent Teacher gHH9.
zion ~ me Harsuna reHoo.
llr Mabel Watt. NJ TIE home
economics department o. me Uni
gcr.rr of WarHIHEt1u. will speak
on "FDod Habits Or the child Ta-
children Of Mis Bells room sill
give p.agfnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Pretty Wedding

a very pretty wedding Vas
solemniEod a. the home Of Mr. and
Mrs l. l. Brcum. az East stan
weed Tuesday evening. February
81 when their niece. Miss Gunhnd
Brcum. became the bride o. Mr.. o.
John Holland o. Everett, Rev. q
O Lane read the service in the
presence Of relative, and a few tn
innate friends
After an extended trip South. Mr..
and Mrs. Holland viii make their
home In Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
FLOWER COMMITTEE
To GIVE LUNCHEON

For the purpose Of stimulating in.
terest IN a flower show 10 be held in
Ballard during the coming season.
The flower committee Of the Sunset
FIN Improvement club will serve
luncheon Ia Eagles hall. Ballard
Tuesday, February ,. from 1870 10
: o'clock. al a nominal sum. This
luncheon should interest Ballard
business men. AZ well as women in
the district ss Il will give an oppor.
tunity for a local flower exhibit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
r,r9s GONG ont for Tea in Honor of Mrs.
Minor Lie; Mss Le0is WM Compliment
Bride-Elect

S HARRY d NSFkNNhhN
- Ms Arthur lNmaa Haw-
- tsseias Invitations io a tea
s.,,r,., aasrnoon February lt
"a Ms Minor carson sale
- CslhnA
.n.ir vii take plsec at Mrs,
-. home and thr ceiling
- \. fgau : until q O'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Birthday Supper

In celebration ~ his luJh birth
daN loie Mcrdag. son 81 pr, and
Mrs Tom Me.,iaE. wiu entertain a
Eroup OF bis little friends AZ supper
this evening AZ his home on Queen
Anne hln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
At and Home Group

Az and the home group o. the
Teens University club viii meet
issSzy. February ! az gao O'Clock.
M J Howard Darlington will
Fsak q her adventures in search
( Interesting antiques Mrs Colin
o Radfora yin b hostess Mem
va are privileged 10 bring guests
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Bridge for Visitor

Mrs Nellie n GoodNin vii en-.
ieriain az hridg, on "Wednesday
Afternoon In honor OF Mrs. Walter
ille McCalmm u Great Falls
Mont. who Is the guest ~ Mrs
p $ Goodwin. The affair viii take
place at the home 81 the latter
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lsafhe0n tOr
rs Folsom

~. Crsca ltwts Nii entertain
~,sheoa saturday afternoon.
= a. al her homie in honor
~. Fllsahsth FOlsoU who viii
!, Easter bfidt
-. uin b. placed Tor twelve
-, friends ~ the honor guest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Iuusr Hosts Tonight

", sra Ans Roy Hadicy Win he
-. Al dinner tonight AZ The
49, entertaining ten guests IN
~ q Afr HAdlcy's brother, Mr.
=, EssiFv % New York
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NORTH END
EInMER EIIR

The North End Flower club viii
hold It's regular monthly meeting
and luncheon Friday noon. Fsbru.
ary 9. az Moves cafeteria. Mr..
George Cooper will speak on seed
Boxes and Cold Frames, and Mr.
~. l.. Collier on the Pruning Of
Rose"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Musicale at
Chapter House

Nr Joseph b, Harrison. assisted
y ANY Wtgth, will render a group
4 unr b. Seattle composers At the
a'siinE q Kappa Kappa Gamma
fsns1s Friday afternoon AT 2.3O
ido,k. Al the chapter house.
re program 10 he presented fol.
rvs
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UNIVERSITY w c. I. u.

q NlN EtTiii w - J. u
Tuesday afternoon. February ;. at
o'clock. the University w c. T. L.
win meet az tho Malloy gymnasium.
The program will be in charge OF the
supcuntondents OF the departments
Of Loyal Temperance Legion and OF
publicity Roll call viii be respond
% 10 ~ world temperance news
items, Mrs Harriet Ault win lead
In a discussion on the topic. why I
Take the Union Signal" Mrs Clara
Ansorge Fuller on the Possibilities
In Publicity Work" and Mrs. Char.
lena Pierce will conduct a silver
medal contest by MEMBERS OF the
l.. T. l..
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QUEEN ANNE CHAPTER

D We AHHf ~ re- %
Queen Anne chapter, L. n. o. F..
s.. win hold Initiation Tuesday even.
ms February 2, 10 Queen Anne Ma.
sonic Temple. 1908 Fourth ave W.
AZ o'clock. All Eastern Stars are
invited
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Hostess at Luncheon

Mrs ~ NJ Price will entertain
wtih a luncheon 81 twelve covers
on Tuesday afternoon AZ The VIII
souian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
CLUBS foR TUESDAY
WASHINGTON HIVE.
~ -.

Washington hive No sac Ladies
Of the Maecab"gs. win meet Tues
DAY afternoon. February q Ia / o.
o. D, temple Luncheon az / O'Clock
followed by initiation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

ton vill meet In Norway hall Tues
day, February :, Board meeting al
r. business meeting AZ 2. Lunch
con will be served OF 1850.
HARMONY HOMESTEAD No. i7Fg
Harmony Homestead No i5i5,
brotherhood Of American Neom"n,
viii have lts regular business ses-
sion and election OF delegates TO the
state rouctaye Tue day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
FREMONr ~ q. n

Fremont " c r 4. win meet
Tuesday. February ]. a. q. m. with
Mrs. Ross 1oes walHngford ave-.
subjects, Scientific Temperance In,
stuietion and AMT Narcotics" by
Mrs Nola Mckinley and Mrs sarah
II Cairns
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sunset Hrigbu Literary club Hfi
Mrs Nina EallsaHrr tIz1 W1Ddlau.
tpsk ave. az O'Clock
queen Anne study slub wIih Mrs
~ "a ke'el I5is Second ave "
Program Includes paper on Amer
igsu scuiptou by Mu o. ] Tay
Ior Fountains and Memorials Of
America" by Mr7 ~ kukurlau
and Seattle Artists uy Mr e. l.
| Kelly.
Wum8ns Lakewood civic Improve
mrut club az clubhouse. 5oth ave IS
and Augelne ST. az o'clock Ml-a
Ethel s CottrE secretary Of social
/ Welfare league viii speak on The
Social Welfare League and IT, re
lat,0n 10 the Community Member
Of che house committee viii be- huz
trsrrs
Wumaus Tuesday club a. The vii
souiau. h.. tJth aud University way
Luncheon al 1880 O'Clock Hos
lcss-s. Mrs A 3 HaEEstt sud Mra.
Frederick Morgan Pad~lfond
BRIDGE AND NAH
IoNGG PARTY
Zeta Poi Mothers club viii give
q bridge and NAH Iongs party on
Tuesday February 3 at D. M.
az the chapter house. asa 18th ave
\ r. All members and friends Of
the fraternity are Invited 10 attend
For reservations telephone Mrs,
4 ~ Parker. chairman uf the com
mite. IN charge. ME lrse sOsa
LADY STIRLING
CHAPTER. Il. A. n
Lady stirling chapter DouEhlers
~ the American Revolution. viii ob.
serve Ancestry day on Tuesduy Feb
fuafy 8 az the home OF sire Eida
~ Lester 1870 ilth ave. ~ with
Mrs D. W Rhopdsa and Mn wi
liam - DornbsrE, NJ assisting host
csaea
Judge Harry Denton Moore state
president % the sons o. tho Amerl-
can Revolution. viii give the nd.
dresH on The subject OF the day
Mrs William = Riggs win render
group of piano selections. hud mem
hers Will contribute excerpts OF
their Revolutionary gsnsoiogy
There viii be a board meeting ar
/ O'Clock
JOHN r MILLER " n. C.
John T. Miller W, Re g. viii hold
It's monthly tea Tuesday. February
a a. the home " the president
Mrs MAY simonds. s55i n sath 81,
Take phInney car
REGULAR MEETING
Ladies Auxiliary 10 Roosevelt
post viii hold IT, regular meeting
Tuesday. February ). az >. m.
a; iJsa Third ave
BROADWAY PIT, a.
The Broadway ulEh school = +
\. viii meet Tuesday. February .
At si5 . m. IN room IS Mr H.
r. Fulton. Vice principal. viii give
an Interesting talk on Parental I.
Debts" which wiii BE- OF much IN.
trrcsi 20 all mothers. especially /
freshman mothers. Miss africa /.
Fletcher win deliver message from 1
tho freshman Glars. followed by
musical number by freshman I
zir's' double quartet
The ten committee. headed by 4
Mrs r. r. Perkins. Mrs. T. HUFF. /
Mrs a. X shay Mn John n /
Neatly. assisted by tho freshman
girls. viii serve tea
Freshman mothers on the re
'eptlon committee include Mrs. c. /
v Cook Ma John W. Surdstrum
and Sirs, r. Harvey Butler.
HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
The Norwegian Hospital hssocia. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
GUARANTEE CLUB

The Quamutc club will meet with
Mrs x = Matter a9is seth ave
y W and Anduvsr g.. Tuesday.
February .. al SIS ., m.
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ADDITIONAL Clubs
= r. A. FORMS ART
DEPARTMENT


A significant event iu me cub
growth ~ Seattle was The meeting
on Friday. January a. u ths newly
created art department Or PIT A.
AIrs AlOnzD Condor chairman.
known 20 Seattle thru her activity
Ia music and art circles. comes to
This work with a broad vision of ne
needs
Decorations for the Child Welfare
luncheon were decided upon and
Mrs. Condor brought attention 10
the Nieuness Art exhibit booked
here for April This exhibit re-
quirsd three galleries 10 accommo-
date n Ia Chicago.
Discussing plans for developing a
wider interest among The parents
and children. the givins OF prscu
cal support o. AIT movements. with
ultimate aim u establishing a free
ART school FOR children. the meeting
NAKED a distinct step forward Ia
the education Of Seattle youth
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GET BUSY

Ten letters have been pur-
posely omitted from ten adver-
tisements on this page. The ten
letters. when correctly arranged
will spell STAR ADS PAY. Find
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woAlANs INSTITUTE
CIIFu

The Womsnn lnstitur club will
meet Tuesday. February .. al ] y.
M, az the y. W c. a.
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the missing IslleIst lHeHIuH TIE
words and the of th advertisements where the
letters omitted and mail your to the Guide
Contest Manager of The Seattle Star. Neatness
and originality as well as correctness will count
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W. SIDE WoMAN.s IN

" tsiaA "AAfAs NFs'fNsf = NA+N -
The West side Womsn's Improve.
msnt club viii meet Tuesday Febru.
AIRY ,. AZ 40 y, nj, al the hsme Of
Mrs a. A. Parrvtt. 1909 stth ave.
s W AIRS Nina Faasindrr. chair.
man Of the day. An educational film
viii BE- shown al o'clock
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INSTRUMENTATION MEETING

! NJ TsINI Nl9NsFIH4H t'1.F HII@Is 10
In order 10 centralizs the Ameri-
canization work In the city a meet
ing OF representatives Of all organize.
lions doing this educational work Is
called by the Americanization depart.
ment OF the Seattle Federation Of
Women's clubs for Wednesday. Feb
ruary Z. at o'clock. in the Freder-
lex 4 Nelson auditorium. The ques.
tionnairs and organization commit.
tees. appointed az the January 81
meeting. will be ready 10 report at
this time. After hearing these re
ports. II enough Of the organizations
desire 1t, a central group will be
formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
WOMENs coMMERcIAL CLUB

The Women's Commercial club
will hold is first meeting in the
Merchants Exchange rooms, Of the
new Chamber of Commerce building,
Thursday evening. February 9,
The business session viii start az
Z p. m, a. which time Miss La
yergns Woodward, the president,
viii appoint the various committees
and outline the years work.
Al 8 p. m. very interesting pro
gram viii be given. Miss Helen
igos. who has just returned from
Europe. will talk on the Fashions
Of the World" Mrs William II. Ut
ter on, is the Day Of the Nan
Monopoly in Office OVER
All members who are downtown
are asked 10 meet at Woods cafe at
6:IJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

NeNhNAfN aasHs
,..----.-..-.- Ella Helm Broadmsn
-a-1ess Might Song ...s......
!, - -. .r...-.... Elia Heir, Broadmsn
~ Tears at the SPRING.
-. ...s...... Mrs Frank Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
nEnEKAH GENERAL

February 3 a. o'clock. AZ 81. ".
a hall, i9z1ia Third ave
REBEkAH GENERAL RELIEF
Bebekah General Relief will meet
Tuesday. February Q. al p. m. IN
tho office at T. O. o =. temple.
10th and y Pine. An members "
THE committee are requested % at
tend Election o. Officers and other
business ~ importance.
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FEDERATION CLUBS
Federation clubs which uill meet
Tuesday February ,. include the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
LADY STIRLING
CHAPTER u A .

JOHN r. MILLER W H. &.
John r. Miller. W Re G. viii hold
LIS monthly tea Tuesday. February
2. a. the home df tho president.
Mrs MAY simonds. sG7l \. ssth 81.
Take Phlnney car
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BRIDGE AND NAH
JuNGG PARTY

Zsta Poi Mothers club viii give
a bridge and NAH Jongg party on
Tuesday February 3 at - m-
AZ the chapter house. asa 18th ave
\ 4. All members and friends Of
the fraternity are Invited 10 attend
For reservations telephone Mrs,
4 ~ Parker chairman Of the com
mite" IN charge. ME- lrse s0es
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REGuLAR hiEEriNG

Ladies Auxiliary 20 Roosevelt
post. viii hold IT, regular meeting
Tuesday. February ). at /. y. m
a; itsa Third ave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-11
Shoes in Alluring Variety
6.45

Among the many smart styles included in this
group are:
D'Orsay pumps in patent and black satin with
box heels; patent and black satin one>strap
pumps, with effective stitching, and French heels;
Three,strap pumps of Memphis brown kid with
dark brown kid appliques and box heels.
5O-Chic D 'Orsay pumps with French
heels and hand>turned soles in patent leather,
black and autumn satin and silver metal CLOTH
Also handsome strap pumps in patent and
black satin with French or box heels and cut>out
strap pumps in black kid; these with modified
Spanish heels. -Ayes-Shoes, second floor
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-21
As To A Name

was very much interested in an
article written by Miss Ruth Sou
thard which appeared in the News
of recent date. as I send the pa
per away as soon as I've read it,
I've forgotten the detail of the ar
ticie. The principal part of it how
ever has to do with a name for a
public building at Devils Lake. |
most heartily agree with Miss Sou
thard land I'm sure we are Voicing
the sentiments Of hosts Of others)
that Cliff House or Minnehaha" is
by far more appropriate for name
for public house at Devils Lake
than "Chateau" or any other for
eign name, however pleasing it
might sound. Especially when
every foot of ground is linked with
Indian lore. Chateau seems SO
inexpressably out of place when
associated with Devils Lake and
its history, and with all due regard
for things foreign let us keep few
really American. with an individu
atty all our own.
In closing, I'll just say I've not
forgotten that time is up for pay
ing my dues. I hope to be a life
reader and subscriber to the Bara-
boo News. l herewith enclose my
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-21
CASE: HEARD,
LOOP RESORT

Circuit court, to complete the
March calendar, opened on Mon
day afternoon with the following
court officers.
a. G. Hoppmann, Judge.
Harry Name, reporter.
Frank B. Moss, clerk.
William Welk, undersheriff.
Hazel E. Moss, deputy clerk.
In the case Of the Deppe Lumber
& Produce Co. VS.. Fred Kellogg,
Louis Roche, L. G. WEIGH and Os-
car Altpeter were made parties Of
the defense in this action. This
case pertains to the Loop resort
near Devils lake. Liens have been
filed. The indications the place
will be sold at the close of the year
sometime in July, in order to sat-
isfy the creditors.
The case of w. H. Marquette VS..
Frances Cox and others will proba-
bly, be settled. H. e. French and
j. R. Hofstatter were two Of the
witnesses.
Judgment was granted in the
case of Thomas Ragatz VS.. e. J.
Ragatz.
A foreclosure for mechanics lien
was granted in the case of William
Terry VS.. Mrs. Henry Kramer and
others.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-21
were getting some of the many
have let wealth go by while you
WATCH OFT

The only safe rule is to watch
everybody; the man who is honest
may be careless, or so dull that
crooked associates easily lead him
astray.
The man or institution most
closely watched is the most hon.
orable; many a man is saved from
being a thief by finding policeman
or neighbor on guard when he feels
a disposition to go astray. Watch
everything as closely as you watch
the public utilities. I am not "a
bova suspicion; you are not. And
I am as certain about you as l am
about myself.
And while about it, watch your
self. Men originate their own
troubles. You can get rid of most
of yours by going over your faults
candidly, and remedying the more
serious ones. | am an old fellow,
and have been through the mill
rather thoroughly, I have con-
cluded the people themselves are
to blame for the wrongs they com
plain of SO bitterly. Suppose we
try the plan of everyone doing a
little better That may bring the
relief we need so much. And our
first reform should be to watch our
selves carefully to see that we are
as honest, efficient, polite, healthy,
industrious and helpful as one
should be-. w. Howe.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-21

in writing from 6223 University
Avenue, Chicago, John D. Jones,
says that r. B. Crandall, who was
superintendent of schools in Sank
county in 1866, gave, him his first
certificate to teach in Sank coun-
ty. The certificate was issued in
the above year.
Mr.. Crandall was the father of
NJ. c. CrandaH Of Baraboo.
Speaking of sugar brush, re-
minds Mr.. Jones of yarn told I'm
Gle Tim Emery. of Merrimack used
to tell of the good old days. He
ana some of his friends found In
dams making sugar on the Bara-
boo river. they asked for some
to eat, the Indians gave them a
quantity and they ate heartily of
it. As they were preparing to leave
other Indians came in from their
traps with several muskrats which
=.
they threw into a kettle of boiling
sap On inquiry the visitors found
the Indians cooked their rats that
way Ippecac was not needed to
relieve their stomachs, Mr.. Jones
says.
The Chicago resident sends a
copy of the Reno Nevada Even
ing Gazette which says that Justice
Charles E. Bull. who resembles
Abraham Lincoln, has resigned
from his office to devote his time
to the movies. He has appeared in
number Of films and makes a
striking appearance when he walks
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-21
Pictures Are
Taken OF Old
CityLa1,dmarks

e. T. Johnson, Baraboo photo
grapher, has been taking some in
teresting photographs of old land
marks about the city. One of
these is a barn which stands at the
rear Of the Olympia Candy Kitchen
This was built in 1864 by the faith
er of Emil Pfannstiehl at the time
he was conducting a bakery bust
ness in the present Olympia build
ing. The barn will probably be
removed soon to conform with fire
regulations.
Two bullet holes in the side of
the building are reminiscent of the
day when a double barreled shot
gun accidently discharged as Emil
Pfannstiehl and other Baraboo boys
were playing in the barn but no
enc was harmed.
Another picture Mr.. Johnson has
taken is that of the old livery
stable on Fourth street, which is
being torn down to be replaced by
a modern store and apartment
building by n. H. Smith. This
building was erected in 1888 by
Jasper Ewing and the picture of
the old stable together with one
which Mr.. Johnson will take of the
new building will make an interest
ing group.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-21
Ruth Tiinkhan1 To
Head RiipFon Body

Ruth Tinkham, Baraboo, a junior
at Ripon College has just been
honored by election to the presi-
dency of the Woman's Self Gov
eminent Association at Ripon for
the cming year.
Ripon College is one of the
very few coedqcational colleges
having an organization of this
type, The association, through the
medium of al hoard consisting of
the officers and the dean of wom-.
en-, formulates the rules and reg,
ulations for all d college girls.
Mis- Tinkham \ in being elected
has strongly evidenced her pop
ularity as a, majority Of votes Of
all the girls in school is required
for election. aBHnn