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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26

for delicacies likely 20 tempt him.
They did everything their synpa-
thetic natures could conceive, and
friends are fully aware of what that
signifies
George was very proud of his
office and tried very hard to do his
duty. The patrons of the office
universally liked him. He told
me not long ago that he intended
to retire from the office when his
term expired and settle down on a
small farm in some pleasant spot
To me he never expressed a fear Of
early death but to others, | am
told, he quite often more or less
seriously said he thought he had
but short time for this world
He was physically weeker, think
than he liked to confess.
Mr.. Ross has no living kin OF
whose whereabouts he was aware
In a conversation with Mr.. Doust
and Father Kelley, three weeks
ago. he made that statement
Twenty years ago he heard from q
brother living in South Africa
Mrs. Ross and daughter died more
than 30 years ago in Africa, where
George had joined a German
colony.
1t will surprise many to know
that George had been intended by
his PARENTS for the priesthood
Soon he discovered that the freedom
of thought and expression he
always exercised would be an
objection to his good standing in
the church and therefore he joined
the German navy, rising to the
station of lieutenant, and as such
visited nearly every port in the
world. His early classical training
he was an excellant Latin scholar
and these travels supplied him
with a most remarkable store OF
information. Concerning foreign
affairs and places his views were
always sound and interesting.
The funeral Sunday afternoon,
was largely attended. The local
Odd Fellows conducted the sacred
services in the Auditorium of Fra
ternal hall. There were a great
many beautiful floral offerings.
The songs were rendered by a verv
large choir and their association
with the memory OF this lonely
man whom some of us had known
for years wasquite heart-rendering.
It was the largest funeral gathering
/ ever saw in the country, and one
of the most sympathetic. Many
visiting Odd Fellows attended
Thus ended the life of good
natured, George Ross. He joins
the innumerable caravan, leaving
behind him, so far as is known,
neither kith nor kin. chick nor
child-yet, host Of sorrowing
friends.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26
Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State central
committee met at Boise last Mon
day and selected Occur d Alene
city as the place for holding the
state convention. The date is on
August 9TH. The convention will be
composed of 244 delegates, of which
Kootenai is entitled TO Is. A letter
read from Dubois indicates that
Mormonism will again be the Dem
ocratic battle cry. The committee
was dominated by the Dubois in
huence.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26
Boomers Ferry to Celebrate.

The heading to this squib looks
good, but no steps have yet been
taken to put it into execution.
Is it not time to act?
Other towns have their arrange
ments we'll under way.
Boomers Ferry intends to cele-
brate-then why not get a move, so
that all arrangements can be per-
fected
Take the race track problem for
instance race track can not be
secured and prepared this year
without some time and expense.
1t is time to call meeting.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26
Save your Junk.

The Iowa Hide & junk Co OF
Spokane will put a branch at Troy,
Mont, in June, will be in PIONEERS
Ferry and vicinity. Highest prices
will be paid for hides and rubbers,
II. Wolfe, Manager.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26

DO you know that an exclusive
Mems shop like Moore Bros, is the
only place to buy your clothes and
shoes2
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26

School closed yesterday but
owing to the time of closing our
forms we are unable to print the
report OF the very creditable exer-
cises in this issue.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26

SOON
A
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DRAWING
BELIEVES TRUTH MAKE PROFIT EVERY
BROKEN 5IzESoR
ovERLoADED.WE
SELLING
oUTcAULTS
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-26
Best Ball Game Yet.


The ball game Sunday between
the S. & I. Ry team and the local
nine was one of the best ever seen
in Boomers Ferry. The locals play
ed brilliant fielding game, but
were weak with the stick, Dolan of
the Ry team being very effective in
the blk, having complete control OF
fast high in shoot and a wide out
which kept the locals guessing all
the time, striking out IL men.
Mutt for the home team pitched a
beautiful game also, striking out
8 and keeping the hits well scatter
ed but his support was weak at
critical times OF the game, costly
errors allowing several to score.
1t was anybody's game up to the
ninth inning when through errors
the Ry team took a lead OF 3, the
locals coming back strong in thier
half by bringing in 3 and tying
the score TT. A dispute arising
over decision at the plate, with
two out and two men on bases,
at this point the Ry team appar-
emily defeated refused to play the
game out, the game going to the
locals 80. A return game will be
played Sunday for a purse OF 500
both teams having the same line
up with the exception OF one
change on each side, Cook play
ing with the locals. The score by
innings.
Bonners Ferry
i 3 4 67
o 81 IL G
s.I.Ry-
o O o 0 AZ 4
struck out by Dolan H. Struck out by Mutt S.
base hits, Burns base hits Quinn Mccoy.
Jones sacTadce hits Kinnear, Mutt, Hail.
MasonDolan, Smith.
Attcndaace-sOo. Umpire Cook.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

GEARY, 1928, bet. Webster and Fill
more-Fine, large, connecting office
rooms, suitable for bank or insur-
ance companv, also single rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
IN OAKLAND:

City Freight and Passenger Office.
= san Pablo Avenue.
Sixteenth-street Station.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
CITY FREIGHT OFFICE:
CORNER STEINER AND CLAY STREETS
INFORMATION BUREAUS:

9O1 Golden Gate Avenue Corner Octavia.
Market and Valencia Streets.
Van Ness avenue and Lombard Street
Presidio.
Golden Gate Park (Commis sion ers' Ofhce).
Valencia-Street Station.
Third and Townsend Streets
2220 Washin gton Street.
outhNe est Corner Of Clay and Steiner Streets
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
CLARENCE n. MAcKAY OFFERS
RICH GIFT TO UNIVERSITY
Income Of Institution Lessened and
President Roosevelt Sends TeIe-
gram Of Hope and Coincidence.

President Roosevelt Sends TeIe-
gram Of Hope and Coincidence.
BERKELEY April 27-President
Wheeler Of the State University has
received a telegram from. Clarence II.
Aiaokay offering sympathy and stating
his willingness to subscribe sio0. 900
toward the erection Of new buildings
said, IN discussing this telegram:
Mr.. Mackay's gift brings encourage
naent 70 every friend of the university.
Although the university buildings at
Berkeley have not been. injured, the
university has suffered loss through
impairment Of income and the loss Of
two income producing buildings IN San
Francisco cuts out 10000 from the
university's income for next year. The
lessening- Of taxable property is. likely
to reduce its income under the 2-cent
tax by from $4,000 to $50. 0.0O0. The loss
of property on Market street and a
possible decline in real estate is likely
To- lessen the expected realization on
the Doe library fund by from $1OO. .OOo
TO 100000.
The following telegram. from Presi-
oeEt Roosevelt has been received by
President Wheeler:
Il earnestly hope the University or
California. has not suffered as much as
reported I share the horror and grief
OF the country at the disaster that has
befallen California.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
UNION FERRY BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR. souTd ~

Passenger Traffic Manager
Freight Traffic Manager.
General Passenger Agent
General Freight Agent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
Heney's Papers Safe.

Francis. J, Heney, assistant special
prosecutor TO TIE United States Attor-
ney Ceneral,. arrived yesterday from
Washington. He has discovered that
bs valuable law library and legal
papers in the Kohl Building are un.
touched by the flames: The damage to
TIE Kohl Building was comparatively
alzh1
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
CITY TICKET OFFICES:

Union Ferry Building. South End,
Fillmore Street, No. 3.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1o1s BROADWAY. f.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
A FEW BARGAINS
40x100-Sunny side Second ave-, between
East Fourteenth and East Fifteenth sts; all
street work done; extra choice neighborhood;
near five car lines; only S140O.
s45x11o-North side of East Fourteenth "a,
on car line; fine location; $3.50. Easily worth
$1,000
50x140 or more frontage If desired: East
Twenty second ST., one block from cars
only $40.
75x125-On Webster ST. Alameda: bank
property; only $1,000 for cash.
FLATS-On Twelfth ST., within minutes
walk OF Broadway; pairs, and rooms
each; sunny side street; nearly new; lot 50x1O0;
rents $1O5. Price S125O0.
WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY sITE-Rail-
road frontage. near all creek ferries; a blocks
from Broadway: 10. 625 square feet. two street
frontages: cannot be duplicated on this side of
bay; price $4,000. Worth $4,000.
J. H. MACDONALD & co.,
1852 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
GOVERNMENT LAND.

YOU are entitled to 900 acres of Government
land. 100 acres Of agricultural land and also
100 acres of timber claim Call and see US
at 5l4A Jones ST. Inclose stamp for further
information. PACIFIC LOCATING. DEVEL-
OPING and COLONIZATION COMPANY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05

Farmer and wife Fresno Co. $40 found
q men and wives. different positions, $40 10
$50 and found.
20 boys and young men, work in planning
mills box factories. etc. 50 10 S12 week.
Coatmaker. factory, 50c fare 81. IS and Sc
coat
BUTCHER. CITY HOTEL, $40 FOUND.
ASST QUARRY FOREMAN, s.. so DAY
NTRRAY & READY. e34-63e Clay ST
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
J. H. MACDONALD & co.,
1852 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
BELDEN & PERCIyAL

BELDEN & PERCIvAL
S15, ,5O0-The best buy in town on close-in
cross street. between Telegraph and San Pablo
aves-; 50 feet frontage with good improve
ments; netting per cent income. which can
future assures rapid increase in value
Do you notice that all agents now ad-
line on Twenty-second ST. and urging their
clients to buy there? The Central Key Route
Tract, between San Pablo ave. and Market ST..
is one block from depot on new line. Get wise.
s24O0-Lot 4ox175; splendidly located on
Grove st.
Central Key Route Tract. most central loca-
tion; cheapest prices and easiest terms ever
offered; lots $500 each, 500 down, $40 monthly:
new homes $2450 and up; $40. so monthly and
as little $3.50 down; send for catalogue and
s24Oo-70xlOo; on Grove St. close to depot;
just the place for fats or to build and sell.
See that pretty cottage now completing on
sunny lot, 8 minutes walk to business center
and one block to depot; 1886 cash and $21
monthly buys 1t; II you can beat this any
ST. 400-A choice northeast corner on Tele-
graph ave. where property is booming: 95x1OO;
Thirty minuteo and cents to San Fran
cisco. The Central Key Route Tract Is the
ideal location for the man whose business or
BELDEN & PERCIvAL.
1112 Broadway. Oakland.
THERE ARE NO CHEAPER LOTS.
$50 cash. 81 monthly; lot 55x25o; good loca-
SIS cash, S. monthly; corner; 135x1sOx1Os;
ali newly fenced; creek water city water:
sos cash, SIS monthly; lot 125x200; partly
fenced; one block from electric cars; price
$1,000
macadamized streets; spring water; price $500.
$40 cash. S5 monthly; lot 7Ox115: fenced; Pa
blocks from electric cars; price 5000.
The above are near electric cars, schools and
churches. Call or send for circular, ass 9th
ST. near Broadway, Oakland. H. z. JONES,
owner.
$500 CASH, s12 monthly-s-roem cottage, IT.
basement; good well of water, city water IL
desired: young fruit trees; lots, 1OOx1OO
ali fenced; sandy loam soil; away from fogs
and cold winds; near school, church and
stores, an ideal home site adjoining East
Oakland: price all told $3.50 Call or send
for circular. 1900 Fruitvale ave-. Fruitvale:
phone 29e-CHARLES F. LEE; or 455 Sew
enth ST., opp Broadway station, Oakland.
Carriage free. George III. Lee. owner.
s2e5O-PART cash: prettiest Groom cottage in
Piedmont . blocks of Key Route station; 80
minutes Of San Francisco: ideal home;
homesick. going back East; here is a real
home at less than value; see 1t and you will
DoNALDsoN. MATHEWS & WOOD.
Macdonough Building, Oakland Cal.
GIVEN AWAY
FOR THE MONEY.
Must do so to close an estate; lot on Myrtle
any property in the vicinity; can prove it
SUBURBAN REALTY COMPANY.
See E. o. FARLEY. Mgr. 46s 11th st.
DON'T MISS THIS.
$25. 0o0.
Best business corner Or Clay ST.. central:
100 feet frontage and corner. BY the
ALDEN COMPANY.
46S Tenth St. Oakland
NICE large corner cottage. near Golden Gate
station: easy terms: S275o. .91S Broadway.
OAKLAND HOTELS.
HOTEL ALBANY. N. E. corner Broadway and
18th ST. F. A. WILDER. prop. Oakland.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL today for bargains in furniture. H
AZ Oak
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
FRUITVALE ADV'TSMNTS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

ESTATE.
TAKE A TRIP
ELMwooD PARK.
Fruitvale.
AND LOOK AT THE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
WE ARE SELLING
AT $500 AND UP.
ON EASY TERMS.
Lots all level. severed, graded streets, ce-
nent sidewalks, city water, gas and electricity.
Each Lot Has Beautiful Ornamental Trees.
ONLY
35 minutes ride from San Francisco; block
from S. P. depot, Fruitvale: block from cleo
trio car line: blocks from school and high
school.
Monthly Ticket to San Francisco So.
FACTS.
20 per cent cheaper than anything in this
vicinity; these lots will double in value in
next three years: no better building site; title
perfect
Go see Elmwood Park lots at your earliest
opportunity; an investment In these lots will
bring quick results; take S. +. broad-gauge to
Fruitvale station: go one block south and the
beautiful wooded tract on left is Elmwood
Park.
Come early and get your choice.
Maps and particulars at any of our offices.
BURR-PADDON COMPANY,
40 Montgmry. San Francisco. Phone Main 3794.
$50 Broadway. Oakland. Phone Oakland 463.
310S Putnam St. Fruitvale. Phone Vale 692
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05

real EsTATE-c1TY-FoR SALE.

REAL EsTATE-CITY-FO SALE.
isPEcULAToRs. ATTENTION.
We have on our books an investment in the
downtown district that will be of interest 70
man who has at his disposal about $4OO.OOO.
The property to be purchased is situated on
good corner east of Kearny st. and pays over
8 Der cent net.
We also have Mission st. corner that pays
fair income. about which we will give fmi
particulars when you call. The frontage is
about 90 feet and the price $1,000 per foot.
This has never been on the market before.
BURR-PADDoN COMPANY
Incorporated,
~ LEHNERs & BUNDsCHU.
Managers City Department
REFEREES SALE
OF REAL EsTATE At PuBhIc AUSTIofNR; SIKfR
WAsHoHSGT9N Nos sISa ASp spEnEsT sias wAsa1NGToN
LOT 25x127 :SA
Improvements consist OF two nats ats, one roons 0s
and bath; bay windows; enameled bath tubs;
property in good condition; rent SoZ per
s5oi5. SALE sUBJECT TO coNFIRMA-
TION BY THE SUPERIOR. COURT. COM
PLETE ABSTRACT OF TITLE o,,vs at our ofhEs. hiS.
ders. rs.'' The above described property will be
sold
on TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1905, AT Il
200 MONTGOMERY ST.
FREE.
34oO Sacramento st., east OF Presidlo ave.
25x13 :SK with improvements paying Ialr IN
come: good business property
It's practically free-it's snap
s45oo-w. line of Ninth ave-, near L ST.;
two modern flats. l3 rooms
Call early before it goes
IT'S A BARGAIN
SHANNON. THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
1923 MONTGOMERY ST.
SPECIAL.
MUST BE SOLD.
PAYS OVER II PER CENT.
Market st; ; good locality: improvements In ex-
celent condition; price $3.50. decided bar
BovEE. TOY CO., III Montgomery st.
MISSION BUSINESS CORNER.
s12,soo-rwo stores and 2 flats: rents se4; size
of lot 30x104: 40 feet unimproved; can
be improved for $500 50 as to make
total income of S135.
SHANNON, THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
32a Montgomery St. at California.
GOLDEN GATE PARK Lots. MONTH";
$500 for finely located lets blocks south Of
the park; electric car service unexcelled; en-
clock; buy now; next week may be too late;
NAT Goodwin is not the only man that ap-
preciatcs tn this beautiful yti1, sectiSn; sn5
&c Montgomery St. room g.
s25. 600.
New 2-story building of 8 stores and flats;
stores under lease: rents s172.5o a month.
Near very lively transfer corner in good sec
ton of Western Addition. Lot 5oxs5
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
MONTGOMERY ST.
FOR sale. cheap-2h lots between and
SITS, 43d ave; 25x120 each; facing Ocean
boulevard; 60 feet abeve sea sea level , Apply TO
FOR saIe-Near Parkside and Golden Gate
Park; fine marine view blocks and lots
cheapest in district. E. ]. HOOPER. % Mont
gomery st.
$220O-NEW, modern cottage, rooms and
bath; blocks Mission ST.; $500 cash, $50
month. 1910 Mission ST.
ATTRACTIVE bargains in city real estate only
f~BURR-PADDON CO.. 40 Montgomery st..
San Francisco
UP to date advertising of real estate proposi-
tions. printed list application. AUSTIN
F. SHANNON. 1923 Montgomery st.
COTTAGE. rooms. bath and high basement;
lot 27x127 Apply premises, 3944 Clay st.
DON'T pay $1,000 for 8 fats: build flats for
$1,000 Builder. 436 Parrot building.
WE have buyer for large tract, also farms.
Golden West Land Co., 604 Montgomery st.
REAL EsTATE-coUerRY-FoR SALE
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05

HOTEL DEPARTMENT
u cooks hotels, restaurants cafes etc 500
SO SEQ. SO and found.
II dishwasbers and kitchen hands S35 $40
soc $40 and found.
8 porte1s different jobs; you'n suit. $50. SIS
and found.
camp bakers. S55 found
Bakers helper camp, $50 found
3 butchers, different jobs. $50. S35 found
y walters see Us S25. $50 found.
l3 bell and elevator boys and bedmskers
MURRAY & READG 634-636 Clay St
9 italian laborers. special. job. 81. 25 day.
q Ishorers CITY factory. S1.75 day
working foreman. quarry. $3.50 day.
, drift miners -. 50 day
3 hostlers $40 found. country Jobs
, wagon teamsters. city. $50 found.
Man and wife. fruit ranch, Sonoma County
$50 and found.
MURRAY & READY. 634-eS6 Clay St
MURRAY a READY'S Los Angeles Offices
located at l27-I29 s. Los Angeles ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
fsPEcULAToRs. ATTENTION!

We also have a Mission, st. corner that pays
a fair income. about which we will give fuli
particulars when you CALL The frontage is
about 60 feet and the price $1,000 per foot.
This has never been the market before
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
SPECIAL SNAPii

LOOK THIS UP WITHOUT DELAYiti
$500 this week takes is acres of fine level.
deep loan soil. only l mile from Sunnyvalc
r. r. Station in Santa Clara Co.. miles from
Mountain View; II acres now in orchard.
Surely this Is the best snap you have ever
seen. Owner who is in Oregon must have
some money Immediately
$13, 0O0-2200 acre stock ranch near the
coast III miles from store and postoffce.
numerous springs: blacksmith shop. workmen's s
house: chicken house; this place Is known to
have green feed the year round; will carry 500
head OF stock without risk OF loss. 500 ccres
of outside range land controlled by this place.
Send &c stamp for 3S- page catalogue CT
Country Lands. largest published in the
world.
BURR -PADDON COMPANY
40 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal.
Phone Main 1874
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05

nearly new cottage for sale: 5
rooms large bathroom and laundry; coped
ceilings; tinted walls: terraced front with
cement bulkhead; flowers, currants, logan,
black and rasp berries; lot 40x130; $500.
1880 E. 23d ST., bet 25th and 26th ayes.,
Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
MIsDICAL-Continued.

A-MRs. DIR. GWYER, ella Leavenworth St,
bet Geary and O'Farreil. Phone East 697.
DR. and MRS. DAVIES and Hindoo Herbs:
original method of treatment 1925 Market
DIR. ROSEN. residence 2995 Folsom St, corner
Twenty sixth: ladies. relief or no fee: $40.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05

ANY intelligent person may earn good income
corresponding for newspaper; no experience
Address Press Syndicate. Lockport. y. 7.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12
y
ROCK CLIMBING FISH.

Young Pugilist Took an UniA entined
Specimen From the Sea.
While Young Corbett, the prize dght-
er, who is training at his quarters In
Stratford, Conn.,, was taking his exer-
else along Long Island sound the 9TH
er day he noticed peculiar animal
climbing rock and, taking an oar out
Of rowboat, struck 1t on the head,
says special dispatch from Bridge
port. Conn, to the New York World.
With the assistance of Augustus Wood,
one Of his trainers, he tied the denizen
Of the sea to the rear Of an automobile
and brought 1t to Bridgeport.
It weighs thirty pounds and has two
winglike fins and two small feet which
II used to climb ON rocks. The fish
has mouth ten inches In length and
pair Of horns. It Is over three feet
long and eighteen inches across the
back. No such species Of fish was ever
seen In these waters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12
NEWTON BOY DROWNED.
Broke Thru Ice at GaIssburg, ILL.,, His
Temporary Home.


Special to Times. Republican.
Newton, Dec. 11.--Word has been re-
ceived here of the drowning of Merrett
Wilson. at Galesburg, Ill. Merrett was
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson,
formerly of this city, and who were
preparing to move back to Newton,
where Mr.. Wilson has accepted the
position Of deputy county clerk.
Merrett had gone with several other
boys to the pond, or reservoir, at High
land Park, a resort near Galesburg.
One of the boys broke thru the ice, and
whether Merrett had gone to his rescue
or had skated too near the opening it is
not known. but he went down, and tho
every effort was made to rescue him,
they proved unavailing. The body was
not discovered for about an hour after
the accident happened.
Merrett was 8 years old when his
parents removed to Illinois three years
ago. He was one of seven children.
Mr.. Wilson, who is to be the new
deputy county clerk, expected to arrive
In this city some time this week. The
FAMILY Will arrive tomorrow evening at
1852 o'clock with the body of the child
that 1t may be buried in the family lot
IN the Newton cemetery Mr.. Wilson
Will then return to the Galesburg home
and ship the household goods to this
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12
term more than others In the future.
This extra tuition Is to te license for
, the habit"
Keep Il DARK.

The publication Of the late Queen
Victoria's letters written and received
by her during the most interesting part
of her reign, has again been postponed.
The real truth is that so many painful
family revelations which would affect
living members of well-known families,
have been discovered that wholesale
revision of the three volumes is now
being made. Many heads of families
have approached the king on the mat
ter, fearing lest their private affairs
should be made public, with the result
that his majesty has now ordered that
no letter shall be printed until it has
been read and. approved by himself.
Thus the three volumes will be robbed
Of much spice" but they are expected
to be of absorbing interest in spite OF
the liberal cutting"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12
ANTI-NoIsE CORPORATION.

Mrs. Isaac I. Rice, Who smothersd
Hudson Tugboats, Will Head It.
The Society For the Suppression OF
Unnecessary Noise will be the name OF
a corporation of which Mrs. Isaac !.
Rice Of Eighty ninth street and River
side drive, New York, will be the head.
It was Mrs. Rice who led the success
full crusade last summer against the
excessive whistling Of river craft on
the Hudson, says the New York World.
Mrs. Rice said recently that on the
advisory board of the new organization
there will be the names of physicians,
college professors, publicists and liter
airy persons.
The S. s. u. N. will fight auto horn
footing and trolley car gong ringing
near hospitals, noisy milk wagons Of
they must operate at daylight let them
have pneumatic tires on wheels and
pneumatic buffers on noisy lids, noisy
street hawkers and too noisy children.