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THE MINNEAPOLIS MOKXTXO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY DECEMBER 23 1915 TAGG ELEVEN. f'? mmamam Your Credit Is Good at The New England! is cAWs to Someone "Mine Host" Must Pay Bill of Men Who Convicted Him www ocnnoDcnconooconc a a -i ncnnoncoocoonncnnni CHTH odd jn nnnnnnnni cr'j'nnoDDcnonoDocononDD UjNjTinnrjonDnonnDoncocoon last summer, when a score of drink dispensers at and about Lake Minne tonka had paid fines fur selling liquo in territory where the law assumed there was no liquor to be had, hurried Si a T-vUl 5 itto cfl TjgontOjDoc tlUUUUUUUUUUUUvJUULJ The Weather. Temperatures for Last 24 Hours. 2 a. lit 4 p.

34 3 a. 10 5 p. 86 i a. 19 0 p. 37 5 a.

7 p. 39 6 a. p. 39 7 a. 20 9 p.

34 8 a. 20 10 p. m. 35 9 a. 20 11 p.

36 10 a. 22 Midnight 37 11 a. 23 1 a. 38 Noon 24 Maximum 39 or of C13 mrn unemployed" Mr. Ilnino sai.i.

"Today the total is only 30, loss than a fourth as much. The comparison in eloquent of the improved condition in Minneapolis clua winter. "Less difference is shown in the figures for the number of families under care 42j last year ami Z'fi this yeat almost the saitio figures. Only between 10 and 20 per cent of the number this year wero in lust year's total, representing' families who, while able for the moHt part to care lor themselves during tiw summer, 'fall dorwn' when cold weather comes and have to be helped." Costly Car for Official Opposed. The Bancroft Improvement association yesterday presented to the city council a petition asking that the purchase price of the automobile voted for the use of City Engineer P.

W. Cappelen be limited to $1,200 instead of $3,500 as provided by the aldermen. to Sheriff Lanirum with a plea for mmmm iimiii clemency. "I am going to recommend 90 days straight," was the official edict. lpoDODncDDGDonDnnnDDDDDannDDDnDGGcraaDccnoDGrJ Starbird pleaded.

Finally, Sheriff Langum compromised. "I'll tell you Al," he said. "If you will pay all that it cost the county to get the 1 P. 2S Minimum 19- evidence against liederwood inn an will tilead euiltv without trouble. I will try to induce Justice White to suspend sentence in your case, if you will pack up and get out of the county lmmedi ately." Consents to Flan.

Starbird hesitated. But 90 days loom ed up black before his eyes. He con 2 p. m. 30 Range 20 3 p.

in 33 Mean 29 The humidity at 7 p. m. yesterday was 80 per cent. Precipitation. The precipitation yesterday was .02 of an inch.

The Wind. The wind yesterday pained a velocity of 18 miles; direction, vest. 'ttJtvj-, When two transformed chicken mer-! chants, dressed as gilded youths of the town, with fair companions, visited Bederwood Inn at Stuljbs bay one night dust week the wining and dining that ensued was "on the house." At that time, however, A I in the role of "mine host," and bis wife, Nan Starbird, did not know that they were entertaining gratis. Instead they believed that the revelers, reckless with much wine, were bent only on pleasure that their own money could buy, they hastened to serve the best the larder and the icebox afforded. Chicken Dinners Served.

Chicken dinners, advertised as the specialty of the liederwood Inn, were served to the guests with all the refreshments that Bacchus could suggest. It was not until morning that the party broke up. Then the bill, for J57.60, was presented and paid. Yesterday Starbird and his wife heard for the-first time that the dinner way "on them." Justice of the I'eace Fred V. White, Crystal Bay, broke the sad news.

The tidings did not com suddenly. Saturday Mr. Starbird haA an intimation of his generosity when two deputy sheriffs arrested him for keeping an unlicensed drinking place and for selling liquor without a license. On the complaint, as witnesses, appeared the names of the spendthrift guests'who had held carnival at his place the previous week. Was Lawn Social Guest.

Starbird, who was also one of the AMUSEMENTS With Our Compliments CELLULOID BOOKMARKS We have 4,000 Celluloid Bookmarks in Colors, the exact size of illustration, one ofhich-weshail beleasedfo hand on Thursday to every customer asking for same and without charge. sented to Sheriff Langum 's terms. Yesterday morning Justice White ISHUBERT yielded to the sheriff's suggestion. atarbirfl pleaded guilty, was sen- tIDflE, Announce! tenced to 60 days and costs, andthe sentence was suspended on his agree ment to leave the county and pay the THE LAST WEEK of theWorldra Mightiest Spectacle m. Today's Almanac.

Themm rose today at 7:50 and will set it 4:35 p. m. BOOK MARK costs. The bill of costs amounted to $57.60. Today Job-IIeHer and Bob Johnson, arrested Saturday at Corcoran on similar charges on complaint of the same "gilded youths," who appeared at Heller's pool room as chicken merchants, will be haled before Justice White.

According to the sheriff's plans a similar arrangement will be made in their eases. Costs will be assessed according to the price of chickens in and about Corcoran town. Washington Official Forecast. Minnesota Unsettled and much colder today, possibly iinow flurries in east portion; Friday fair. Wisconsin Unsettled today, probably light rain or snow, collier in north and west portions; Friday generally fair and colder; strong west to northwest winds diminishing by Friday.

priscilla anil tti rj cou a Jflerrp CrritmB and Iowa Generally fair and colder to guests at Justice White's lawn party day and Friday, North and South Dakota Fair today IN ITS STARTLING ENTIRETY Management ELLIOTT SHERMAN AFTERNOONS AT 1:15 EVKHV MOHT AT 8:15 MalnA ftb. RAt 1ft 1 AA and Friday, colder today. Montana Fair today and probably Fririnv inlfir mat no.rt.ion todav. LOTS OF CHEER IS IN STORE THIS YEAR Night 60c', 13c, SI. $1.50 and 13 Upper Know and colder DURNT WOOD BOXES Also 1,000 Burnt Wood Boxes like picture, measuring 3x21Ax2Vi inches.

These also will be free to those applying for them on Thursday at Mr. Harris' Office. today; Friday snow flurries. General Obserratlons. I I HI VAUDEVILLE MOVIES Autos Stolen.

Columbus Electric, No. Dr. B. E. IJolph, 1774 Lyndale avenue south; stolen from Hennepin avenue and Seventh street.

Ford, No. B. I). Dunham, 3537 Portland avenue; stolen from I'ark avenue arid Thirty-fifth street. Ford, No.

J. C. Huseby, 3044 Twelfth avenue south; stolen from garage in rear. Biib No. otiJ-GHrr McCarthy, 2652 Bryant avenue south; stolen from Seventh street and Marquette avenue.

There Are Fewer Jobless Men and Fewer Families for Charity. Specials for Thursday's Business in Our Department of Holiday Specialties Rodney Ranous Marie Nelson tn "CONSCIENCE" Rosen Children Minneapolis Hlnrern and Dancers AND 4 OTHER ACTS Kti- ABC 30 SO Moinea 44 44 4 Pfl l.llillli SO .28 8 Huron Ml 8 44 Kan. City R4 M'x-rlwad .01 4 miaha 4 SO 4 ft Iiila so 70 wnvT 7J Him 44 tl1-na 41 41 41 Halt lake 4S 4'i 4 j'tAntelr km 7K 40 44 fort la ml 41 41 .34 ii fc4 4 Kraix luoo rVi B4 34 3H an Ihi-ku 1 nnan 4i 44 4rt i.ary r.diwjntin 3J MM. Hat. St 4 4 hi Minnfilona IS 20 rut .01 Montreal -4 24 2S Wsunn 2-' slheay Minnie New York WhlnittoB SI Pnea JalTentoA fawnOlUt 1.

Orl-ina 4. Antonio AHoa hi' ajo 1.otl 'levelaivl Ceranat.a il IU'I! lr-o Pay I nri spoils tfarlisoo Wirijin-tte tfemvht VKIwnukM) Marie Ford, No. L. Kosenherg, 422 ft- Christmas eheer goes to the-man with a job, then there will be more cheer in Minneapolis this Christmas than a year ago, according to a report on unemployed made yesterday by Frank J. Bruno, general secretary of the Associated Charities.

For there are fewer men out of jobs. "On Dec. 2a last year we had a rec- Twenty-fifth street east; stolen from Fifteenth avenue south and Xhirty-fourth street. TRAVELING BAGS SPKCIAL ONE DAY SALE FINE TRAVELING BAGH A It hi IT CASES IN BOTH STAPLE AND FANCY LEATHERS, AND COMPRISING ALL THE LATE9T CONCEITS. 01 SPECIAL FOR Till RSDAY will txt a KetrtTiie rope Grain Goat Skin Bag; fur Ladles, like UlnMratlon, with Leather Corered Steel Riveted Frame, Claw Catches, Inlaid Lock In Polished Brans, Large.

Sewed-On Leather Corners, Moire Lining, Choice of either Purple, Bill or Green, in Sites 14, IS, 16, 11 and IS Inrbea. at respectively, $4.80, $5.20, $5.60, $6.00, $6.40 Bulk. No. WW75; Minneapolis Industrial atoien from the New lurk Life WOK. A T'nrfferattir at P.

m. jontirdaj. Hlirtwet timijcrature fteriy. l'fcipiutiuo. I Announcements.

Spinet Desks The Jefferson Street M. K. church will have a Christmas program and tree for the Sunday school children this evening at 7:30. The public is invited. JPANESE BASKETS Thursday w.

place on Sale an Assortment of these Beautiful Dark Brown Bamboo Baskets In Latest Designs, Shapes and Sizes, rnmprlsliig Fruit, Sandwich, Waste and Hanging Flower Baskets, together with a Goodly Assortment of Vases aiul Jardinieres. A FLOWER BASKET LIKE II. LI STIIATION, with Copper Inner Lining; Choice of Five Designs, AQ AT ONLY Ol.0 Fire Alarms. Wednesday. H'i'S -Fli-vcntli ruii emitiiraet end Hater etr; HiVey Tnh aud I'att ouiujiauy; ri.

at fVIO Preparedness Is a nernsary to nevn motion pictures a it In to notion. Making war and Aiming news events both demand a wldeHpread organization, prompt aotlon and the latest si.lcn-title equipment. CORRESPONDENTS all over th Northwost kwp Th Trlbnnc Nortbwwit Wpekly staff thoroughly Informal of alt the Im. portant bapponlnir In the territory trihularv to the Twin Cities. When big news "breaks," the "movie" man la on the spot to flint It.

EXPERT r'smeramen, the largest form of them went of New York eltv, are 24 hours a day and' seven vlaya a week. They know how to take interesting pictures. APPARATUS which embodies the. latest scientific development in motion pictures make The Tribune Northwest Weekly "movies" mechanically perfect. These are a few of the reasons wh The Tribune.

Northwest Weekly is always ntertainlng, original, differ, ent from the general run of motion pictures. I'reparedness makes it possible. WILLIAM A. LOCHREN Presents the T-15 a. a Tbird emet nd Second avenue M.

w. vmnpanj; nawuxmi; darnaea slirht. 826 a. m. bit Henneplu tTflU; roof; dam-a llht Special Sample Bed Comfort Sale Annual Sale Manufacturer's Sample Bed Comforts, in Wool, Cotton Border and Down; No Two Alike; Regularly $5.00 to Thursday, $3.75 10 $24.66 SPINET DKSKS the unint SplaH leti Illustrated Is hul It tlirnuirhout Genuine finished the Beautiful Brnan Mahnx-nr, ruhhert dull.

It has a Milling- Writing Bed. with Drop Ltd, and Is an exact copy of the old time Spinet. It also has a Long Drawer under Writing lied, together with tour Small and Two $24.75 Concealed Drawers. THE PRICE, ONLY ixlinncapolis fc Tribune THE CHILDREN'S SHOP ANNEX 927 Nicollet, Next to Chapman's Grocery WEEKLY pLECTEIO SEWING MOTORS Making Sewing ft pleas-" ure; will run Any Kind of Family Sewing (iq Machine; THE PRICE, ONLY v. Cash or $3.00 Down and $3.00 per Month rVIUSLIN CUSHIONS Filled with Best Quality Silk FIobs; Five Sizes; SPECIAL THURSDAY AT 210, 35 48, 55, 69 IJTILITY BOXES 27x15x14 Inches, covered with Best Quality Japanese Matting; THURSDAY (t SPECIAL AT 31 TVIOTH PROOF BOXES On Special Sale Thurs- rwr 1V1 day at VDC yAPESTRY TABLE RUNNERS 15x46 Inches, in As-1 sorted Patterns and Colorings; ON SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY AT 70C Irk Closing Out Sale Every Day of the Week at the Lyric Theater And at other leading playhouses here and throughout the Northwest.

Vital Statistics. toward Mum, ST; Tllnoro Siif. 21. IiaTid gtBMar, 21: Addle 8. Mir.

IX. John A. RmoiMn. 2W: EHw'h Ortw. 24.

bant Br1iTir. Hnftle Krnkibr. 2. SlTr 25: EathT Hansen. 29.

William ('. W. -Mati-1 O. Puller. 82.

O. lranfi. 22: Fl.tfvnee M. Voldlnc 22. r.

Ertrt RlnxKMl. S3; Anna Ncalin. S. ITM NMIam. 2: JDle O.

FVnlandf-r. 20. J. Oolden. 24: Jnwrklne Haioum.

19. Klfe. 24; Haw-lle K. Mclr, 21. mla Oo)dhr.

2S: Hle Hirl. .23, D. Hiihert, 0: Klin inirenw. inhn A. tir.

22; Ieuna M. Klnrtell. Elian T. Watfrra. 27; oertniil M.

hi. BIRTHS. Boy. Mf. IntT Ttwxtn.

4710 P. Mrt. VYank A. famn'laim. 4.MS 41at it 8.

M'i. Ilnrry KfJian. 2.V4.', 4th at NR. Slri n1rt A. If-D.

14i7 kth a N. Mra, Raal I'almir. 803 Hawthorn ar. Mra. harlra VtlaDdcr.

2.VH 7tl) Mp vau K. Thouipaon. Harriet i. Mrs. KaiuxkmI Ualhralth.

aiOS ijrndnle ar g. Mra 8m II li Emifri-on a N. Mra. J'alkn. 24S Tin ar H.

Mm. Vrmnti A. Iain'ln. 114 HIllaM S. Mr.

Ralph Hmllh. Kuthlnailale. lx-ai-oo- Ma. Mrrnn It. Mcklnaon.

734 iJae St. Mra. Far A. Jt4inon. ll'il 4Jntl ar N.

Mra. Joaph fcnitike. 41H Ixiaan ar N. Mra. arl Jhnlilir.

W7 iruii ar b. Mr. Mat 74 ar lra Samuel lilamnl. 12 Al'lrlih ar Jr. J.n Knrlln.

"7 Marshall at NK. Mr. S.ttfmto 4.11 Tarlor at MS. Mra. Edward Olaon.

23rd ar Mt. Giria. rra. Irtila tilll. 1I7 tla'.

Mm. K'iward 4713 4th ar Mra. Wrmarj J. Harm. lolnrahna If.

Mrs. Arthur A. And-nion. 1117 Hawthorn ar. Mra.

Leonard lniii. 01 sth at 8. Slra. farl Moe. ltli at.

Mra. barlf II. Osiohr. HIS 18th ar N. Mra.

(. WowV 4l mth ar N. Mra. Hcnek Klorek. Remaey at th.

Joe Kalata. liroadwar NE. Mra. Kf-n Kide. 4i12 J.vnitale ar R.

Mra. Andriw Irnon. wentwiwtB av. Mra. Hrrt W.

th at S. Mra. Jiaale II. Hill. 14th ar S.

Mra. Arve tynnon. 4 12tll at S. Mra. Ouataff I'Uhirg, 2.V, feilar ar.

Mra. Peter Mullen, lf.11 lat ar H. Mra. 3. Benapn.

VJO) ar Mra. Alfred Theodore liorlon, 2508 BioomluK- Oatmoe, 4th at R. Martin Wold. 412 I'nion at KE. Mra J.l)n E.

Bomatrom, 23rd ar K. Mra. Benlamln 4miti Mlnnehahn a. Mra Charge William Bendlk. launon Kails, City honi'ital.

Mra. riarld Brlekann. 3140 33rd av Mra. Kmmet A. Wilkinson.

th at N. Mra. William Wella. 516 th at S. Mra.

Andrew Swanimn. 1fi2W Oth at Mra William A. Hehnee-wlnd. 01 3Sth at. Mra' Harrr Beaner, 30 Roralatnn r.

if. Uhunltvk 7'M 4th flff V. CRETONNE GARMENT CONTAINERS A-t 0r Mill Twir v-fctrrrf AlAUVlt AUOi. A A 1 iasu i-uvtuD in natural onapes; ilain i nmnm txA CTirCT A lliTTn a UAKDEN TODAY DAY AT t1.4t) I EATHER TABLE COVERS Artistically dO or Decorated; THURSDAY SPECIAL jZ.Z) One Hundred Years Ago A Jwo-Ptrt Draftnvtic Innovion LATEST ANIMATED WEEKLY THE GREAT FEAE Powerful Ono-Act Drama LOVE AND A SAVAGE" Comedy with Eddi Lrom and Lm Morsn 10c 20e ALACE The Children's Shop Annex has only two days more to run, as after Christmas we will confine ourselves to the main store at 910 Nicollet Avenue. We do not wish to move a single item if we can help it and are making prices on the toys, books, at the Annex that you will not be able to resist.

Among other things, we will have on sale some slightly Roiled and repaired dolls, which will bo sold at much less than half price. Shelf-worn toys will also come under this head, othrewise everything is brand new and of tho Children's Shop quality. Here are some sample prices American Model Builders, No. 1 and 2 i8 price All games Vs oft Steam Engines 25 off German Mechanical Toys from 10 to 50 off Christmas tree decorations Vs off Wheel goods 25 Off Dolls and doll accesories, brand new, very low price to begin with 20 off (A few number at fVom 30 to ty off.) Iron toys, fire engines, hook and ladders, trains, eto Vs off Christmas cards, fine selection Va off There is nothing in the entire store that will not be sold at a discount of from 10 to 50. The original prices will be left on, as we have no time to remark anything.

While we will nVllypr all bulky pgokairps, we will nf-k each, one to take with them whatever thpy run, hh our throe and floacn or more boys are taxed to the limit N. The Children's Shop still has almost a full assortment of all their toy lines, children's books, kindergarten materials, etc. Both stores open every evening until 10 o'clock. Big Holiday Program Will J. Ward Girls BnrU-I ridkln Troupe ftml Three Mora A el, Mra! Mike' lleMuae.

444 TJneoln at NB. Mia. Guar farlin. 1117 Sitrine at hb Mra, llohert Kno, 115 t.nlreraltjr SB. AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS iji Uuth 3091 1 PHILHARMONIC CLUB JOO VOICES IK Handel's "MESSIAH" Emll Onsrhnffflr, Conduntor, AUDITORIUM, CHHI8TMAS MIGHT, DEO, IS At :15 P. M. Altd by Mliiiisspnlls Svuiiihnnj Orchpstra nrid Evi'lli-nt MdliiUts. Hamlin Hunt at th Or(n.

I'rlrm 50', Ii.ini. k.ki. uii tala at Oabl I'lnno 'o. AUDITORIUM Mi? TENTH OONC'RHT MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA EMIL OBEBHOrrKR, Conductor Kololsls HENRY' J. WILLIAM, Harp Prices and Bur.

Keats on Hale at able Plnno Today -rue -rtrm THIS WEEK THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE METROPOLITAN LASP This Hk Only. Mat. Stonlr FLORENCE STONE and Ialnbrlde Plyr Preentln a Fairy Tale That Cornea Tr THE MAGIC MILL, STARTING NEXT MONDAY Thr DIstlnmilshMl Enallsh Artor MR. CYRIL MAUDE IN "GRUMPY" SKATS hHIING TODAV. TRIANGLE PLAYS LYRIC Mm.

John Mtewr, aiain av Mra. Samuel Hchneldor. 2427 2ntl at PBS. DEATHS' A. Talk Tennvaon, M.

WIT Fremont John Mamueln. 3. 3fl4S Hnellln I Vdla A. Blxhoi). o02 4tli at.

KVletlne 47, 1Mb ir 8. Nlla B. Hnrlln, M. Idth nr N. fharlca Carlaon.

3d. Mh St Hten A. Uraon. r0. f2 Mndlef Mra.

fatherlne Halloraii, 7. HIOS I 8th at. Mnrr Aliel. 38, 42H at Anton l-iiiem, 43, Mandon. N.

I). tit hoaidtal. Anna Pafko. 2, lOfi Udir ar. Andrew Peteron, 72.

mth ay S. Long. at NE. Andrew An.fc.raon. tB.

SI 2(1 33rd ar B. Mararet Smith. 14. 2100 4tll at N. jlerhert B.

Nlcholaon, 1 month, 7 Motboorna lamea8 Wllllamaon. 1. 221 1 21th ay. Mathilda Swan.on, Sl'40 IStli S. rredei-Wk b.

Shaffloth, fl inontha, 2S04 15th 3nVt H' Flnrh. ST. 1P1T Me.tllet r. ra iohnaon llall. 70, 11S I'orthmd ar.

William Clark. 51, Munliljul tedglng House. Mary Doroloa. 1, 210 4th at -N. C0NTAOI0U8 KI6EABE8.

Onarantlnra New. Keltased. lotah Hearlet Fercr I 0 Smallpox trnhold Terer 0 jy panic 4. Carrier Death-J)ll'htherla, 1. MATINEE EVERY DAY 25c GERTRUDE HOFFMANN AND COMPANY OF 60 In "Sumurrin," CANTOR Jr LFE PAYNE NIEMEYEB JOHfl R.

OORBON CO. GEORGE CHIY0 TRAVEL WEEKLY Nw Protram Tcdar "THE WINGED IDOL" Katharin Kulrcd and House Petr. "CR00KW 10 THE END" Frd Mace, rforthwent Weekly Newa Moyiea Show bsftni at noon. Price 10c and ISo EE-MEMBER Triannle mcani Grlffilh. Inoe, Bennett.

NIGHTS 10-26-W-ISc t.t Time Today In Natural olor "TIIK I.IFK i)V Ol ll H. Krldny "The Noul of Woman." TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STRAND NAVIGATION. taaw RAHfUDOS. BAHIA, RIO Dl ANY I AT 10c Garrick LIONEL BARRYMORE In "A YELLOW STREAK" Extra Friday Announcoment of Beauty ContBst Winner. Sun.

Theda Bara In "Destruction' ALL TIUS WEEK MAT. TODAY HELLO PARIS With GEO. CLARK Of YOlf Y0NR0V FAME. NOTE All Mimical- Numbers on Winter Garden Illuminated Runway. Steamers.

Arrived Now Khowlnff Tr.M.KtiEN and AST in "Tho Unknown" SUN. Fanny Ward In "The heat' LAMPORT LINE. kewular enlllnn of lumrloin too iteam. rr riolallr dMiuneO for trarrl In the troy. J.

Husa a Dasiiui, ueuoral Bfoa4wj, N.T. Nils Nilson. 127 S. 3rd Minneapolis. START A STIje Christmas Btoxt Why not let the rSTABUfSMEQ 1879.

Saving Account 1 HEGENER with $1. 03 and get this Nicollet Twin nt Brand. USTRALIA HONOtVltT. SUVA. NEW ZEALAND.

A Home Savings Bank It Helps You Savo. mm riimrnntporl luiora. fitll hollow grguad, 11. rarrera. The Minnesota Loan Trust A llns tins of Table (.

ullery. Manlrurr 8i'laoii and I'ot'kst Cu Toilet Artlvlai, Culler Urlndlnn. tlurj and Parta fer. 21. s.

Aluvartio. rranciaio. Portland, Dec. 21.8. Panaman, Neve York.

Sailed. Plraeua. Pec. 8. S.

l'atrla. New York. Yokohama, Dec. 1U. S.

Panama Maru, 8an Pee. 22. 8. Noordani, Rotterdam, rta Falmouth. FalmouUi.

Dec, 21.. nrntlam, Nw lork, Building Permits. Bankera' Heme Mtg. 731-33 loth, at, en anta. "o.OQO.

Walters. Thewlore. 393T fedar ar. aty nr Pefenwn, 1311 3rd ar 8, alter frm bldg cj 5041 Vincent 8, ty nl ven dwlir. 12.800.

(ieanakopoHa. Nichoiaa. S01O3 Hennepin ay, atv hr ren rea and Three ttilnnr nermlta, Total. $77. ftoO.

WINFIELD, Kan. Lincoln Small, 87 years old, a second cousin of Abraham Lincoln, died here Tuesday night at the home of a daughter. 4i)ti Marquettw nr. THS PALATIAL ITEAXEAA R. M.

"SIAOARA" K. M. 8. "MAKCRA' IKO.000 tons dia) (18,000 tost, die.) Sail from VAWCOOVER. Jan.

It. fek. IS. Mar. If.

Apply Canadian Panda a4l, JtiJ Nicollet A Kinneapolie, er te tna Canadian Auitrnltan Rural Mall Lisa, 4t0 Sfr-moiu Street, Vancouver, B. C. Liver Sluggish? You are warned by a sallow skin, dull eyes, biliousness, and that grouchy feeling. Act promptly. Stimulate your liver remove the clogging wastes make sure your digestive organs are working right and when needed-take BEECHAl'S FILLS Lartaol SaU off Any Medicln.

In World SoW yrywhr. lu lUc, 25a. RESORTS. help you fill your list? A thousand and one articles particularly suitable for Christmas remembrances. Second Floor.

Store open Thursday evening; dose 6:30 Christinas Etc YOUE HONESTY OPENS AN ACCOUNT WITH 38 South Fifth Street. "To nerve will be a mutual benefit" PINE FOREST INN Zl Mlbs Iiiitrlr Cbarleeto. 1ST. Hi-bol (toif ciurse llKlluii. Huofle.

r. W. s(asr CO, i'luve. Ui. 4.

Weu, Uii. STHt-ntNNtr'IN l-Jt' ARLAOE.

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