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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-09-14
REVIEW OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS

III REVIEW OF LOG
lib. Lund, practical matchmaker
Smoke the Big Stone cigar. 1t is
made in Morris.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Thorstad, of Swan Lake, On sept.
18th.
J. B. Anderson left Wednesday for
a weeks vacation at Long Prairie and
Osakis.
Mrs. J. Ell. Devenney returned the
latter part of last week from visit in
the cities.
M. A. Morse, of Lakefield, Mimi,
has been looking after his farm west
of town this week.
A daughter of Nels Anderson. of
Framnas, suffered the dislocation of a
shoulder on the 18th.
s. D. Riniker, of Rock Rapids, Iowa
has been here this week to
look after his land interests.
FOR RENT-A good farm, good
improvements. Inquire of Preston
Fahnestock, Alberta, MINI. If
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Colyer went to
Minneapolis Sunday to visit for time
with their daughter, Mr.. Stevens.
Miss Emma Anderson, of Evans
vile has taken position as assistant
at the Anderson photograph gallery.
Mrs. W. G. Bicknell and Mrs. In
gals spent Tuesday at Glenwood at
tending the dedication of the new
Congregational church there.
Frank Shoemaker, of New York
City and George Shoemaker, of
Ortonville, were the guests of DR.. J.
W. Harris the first of the week.
Eye sight restored. By DR.. Brokaw
eye specialist at Krueger's drug store,
u Morris the 9Th and 7th of every month.
Painful head and eyes made painless.
Prices always lowest.
A dance for the benefit of Julius
Olson, who broke his leg some time,
ago, was given at the armory on
Thursday night. The gross receipts
were 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Dumble, former
~ of Morris but now of Adrian, have
been in the city this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. P. Watson and re-
newing old friendships.
Nick Zimmerman, who has not been
we'll for several months on account of
kidney trouble, was at Starbuck last
week and had an operation performed
and is now much improved.
i There will be special meeting of
the Woodman lodge next Tuesday
evening, September 18th. Business of
Importance will come up, and all
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. F. A. Hancock returned the
first of the week from Glendale. Mr..
Hancock has now completed his Cogs-
well contract, but will be engaged on
the Glendale contract for some time.
The viewers of county ditch No. 3,
Messrs. Walker, Wheaton and Smith,
have finished their re-assessment of
benefits and damages. The new as
sessment is practically the same as
the former one.
Knute Nelson had visit the first of
the week from his brother, John N.
Runnie, whom he has not seen since
John was a little boy. John came to
this country few years ago and now
has homestead in eastern Colorado.
At the Methodist church tomorrow,
there will be preaching service At
1880 O'Clock in the forenoon, Sunday
school at -, Epworth League at $3.50
and preaching service at 1880. Atten-
ton is called to the resumption of
preaching service in the evening.
The council has appointed next
Wednesday evening September 9th as
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low IN case OF an accident. BY \
..ner,ence we have found that acci.
5an,s generally happen in the WORST
,ossible place, where II Is dimcuit 10
.olr ourselves. Sometimes the iosihs
7, n,,- or bolt may be the means OIL
.,.-,,,-srg ont a half days Work, rem
aer,nr il impossible to continue unui
80 9amage has been repaired. WINE
a great many of our farmers may
mink II is unnecessary and that " Is
.I,r,vs best 10 have everything snug
a sbtnshape before going 10 the neid
~ setting out on journey accidents
viii happen. no matter how much
care is taken. -,.o,
waSon box such as is described
Aere saws The Farmer. will frequent
=. come into use and be the means OF
..,,-g a considerable outlay thaI
would otherwise be necessary Tor re-
,..,rs This box can be made about 10
inches long and l6 inches vide ana
ave or six inches deep. II shouid o.
p-ovioed with several compartments
o., nuts asd bolts Of various sizes. II
is large enough TO contain sueh thihs'
as an extra hame strap. wrench. some
s-aples. bolts. nuts. screws sore"
driver. hammer. cold chisel, Woo
chisel. punch. pincers, hoofknife, cop
per rivets. some open links. Ratchet
few wrought nails and such othe
things as experience may prove 10 o
convenient to have. The shape OF IN
box is shown in the illustration. In
middle of the top is nailed fast. VIII
on each side is a hinged lid. fastene
with a hasp and staple for lock.
necessary This box can be suspenu'
from the guide pole directly oenea'
The center of the wagon box by "
strong leather straps with buckle
such a box would not be In the "
and would be easily accessible II al
thing was wanted.
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a New York report says that
great butter trust has been formed
backed by a capital OF s5o,oOV'VVV'
The projectors declare that they are
going 20 eliminate the middle man IN
the selling OF butter. and that they
propose to get control of practically
all the butter made in the country
This butter IS all To be reworked 10
a single grade II VIII probably prove
10 be out one mode Of the many fruit
less attempts to get rid OF that very
necessary worker. the middleman. I'm
der the present financial arrange
ments for doing business. the MIDDLE
man is a necessity.
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III. Elmer lmprlnts.

OF Count julius Andrassy' WINS.
onrnen, was recently unveiled al
pnda.pesth. the Neue Presse gives
the following incident: Count A.u' S,s
sy had habit of smoothing WIN s us
hand his richly oiled hair. one ZEE. Ssd
an important document had passed %
,ha Austrian council of ministers ID
the contents OF which Count Andras,
81 WAS interested. shortly afterwaru
the Austrian president OF the lnn.S
try said to one OF the m MIN ,o,os,
count Andrassy has read the ls .. :,
document" How do you know
End on il the imprint of Count Aa
drassy's fingers respohueu '"o
dent with laugh
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Professor 4. Martens of Magdeburg
has reviewed all the early literature
aud documents relating 10 the famous
wild OK on Europe, the aurochs, OF
nrus. and shows that II was not iden-
~. $4,000 won't pay for the build
animal also lived in Europe In The
time OF the aurochs. II Is on record
that a herd OF thirty aurochses were
living in Poland in 1864. In l621
a few halfdomesticated aurochses
were sim in existence. but the race
has since become extinct The TYP
ical color OF the aurochs was black
but there was a gray variety In 10
land and a red one in Germany.
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AWFUL EFFECT OF ECZEMA.
Covered with Yellow Sores-crew
Worse-Parents Diseoursged-Cu-
tieura Drove Sores Away.

"Our little girl. one year and nan
old was taken with eczema or that
was what the doctor called IT, we
took her TO three doctors but by TINS
time she was nothing but yellow
greenish sore. One morning we as
covered a little yellow pimple on one
OF her eyes. Doctor No. said mat we
had better take her TO some eye spe-
cialist. since II was an ulcer SO we
went to Oswego to doctor NO. L. ana
he said the eyesight was gone. we
were nearly discouraged, but thought
we would try the Cuticura Treatment
so | purchased set OF Cuticura Rem
edles. which cost me 81, and In three
DAYS our daughter. who had been SICK
about eight months. showed great I'M
movement. and In one week all sores
had disappeared. OF course 1t couio
not restore the eyesight, but II we nae
used Cuticura in time | am conhden
that Il would have saved the eye
Mrs. Frank Abbott. r. +. ID. No. >. fu,
ton. Oswego Co, -. Y, Aug. H. A'v'
Saving we'll causes a laugh; oo'h
uau causes silence.-French.
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Moa,xtv Of True Greatness.

Abou Ben Adhem had Just found
go, that his name led all the rest
"still." he observed. with a modesty
az rare as II was charming. the sea
SON IS young yet. I've made rev
lucky hits. it's true. but just as hkeiy
as not shall be at the bottom OF the
percentage column In batting before
the season ends" Smilingly accept
ing the bouquet OF cut flowers sent I.
Nm by an admirer in the grandstandi
he stepped up to the plate suue'
out lodged a lemon thrown at MN
nv a disguised bleacherite. and wen
and took his seat on the bench
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p,ooIe Tell Each other About Coco
Thlnus.

Twelve years ago few p people !" As -" a
world knew Of such a prepal'. Yer the
Powder ior the Feet; io-aaN 80 Esse has
genuine merits OF Aliens foos I'm ,..'sl p ,.
bceu told year after year ~ g i."nt h is
sons. Il i indispensable 70 mlt,o ,,.t,.entic
clearly, wholesome, healing Az" ,;rea ching
and gives rest and comfort "
feet. 49,, Ill Over $1,000
,ol,,non,als' limitations pay me uss ,er
y arrer profit otherwise you Mould Foot Foo,.
h. offered substitute Tor Al'en for
Ea. c the original foot powder. As ~, IT. 4
! Auen : foot Ease. and see tha' so'
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a Trouble Maker.

rowne-The other day | helped you,
,r,ond Dubley to select a beau'iiui
etching n,,,,,ov 10
mo. he's no friend of mine.
Towne-Why. he told me he was GO
,ns 20 send the etching as present
10 you 49, wi,a
prowne-so he did and my VIE
made me rearrange all the o.nen , P Gov
,ures in the parlor TO make rooin ~
a and I'm not done yet.
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eeROAIDs NJ A
,aP''jRIo'vfhEssS1,
HANDY WAGON TOOL BOX.
49,, IN. Implements Handy "h'en
Nav Be Needed for breakdown

4, This season Of the year tho
eo-s are getting busy IN the heios
Ia where a breakdown occurs espe.
az" ''ny n the farms are large, great
.esl Of time is lost in going lot TO
~s There are always apt TO be un'
seen accidents which are more OF
~ costIy. and a simple device oil TINS
~, NAV prove helpful TO many OF our
.ders Those who are working on
,ne roads or are doing any amount OF
ming as well as farmers WORKING
ne field should provide themselves
9Th a set Of tools which would come
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SCIENCE AND FARMING.
Tire Wisdom OF Making Nature r'sh'
the Insect Foes.

Scientists are now realizing ina inc
abundance Of insect pests which 'ne
farmer az today has to battle win Is
due largely. II not entirely, to the up
setting Of natures laws.
Before man placed the woods anu
rrsiries under cultivation. excessive
increase OF any insect species was
perhaps unknown, OF. at most. worry
rare.
Nature has always provided FORCES
which operate against each other' as
Il were. and with insects, as Win
other creatures. a balance between 'he
numbers OF different species has peeh
maintained.
Modem methods OF farming nave
often decreased the natural ehehles
Of INJURIOUS insects. says Coleman
Rural World. and in other cases nave
Afforded conditions favoriag the RAPID
MULTIPLICATION OF insects not formerly
present in dangerous numbers.
The practical entomologist OF 10
dav. while not discounting the 'aiu'
OF poisons and sprays as implement
OF war against the six-footed hos'
recognizes that really satistactor'
control is TO be brought about by
martial or total restoration OF the COZ
ditions under which nature iormer'
prevented the different species iro'
becoming too numerous. The eht'
mologist accordingly studies parasiu
enemies and diseases which desire
the injurious insects. and oftentim'
he is enabled to encourage the par
sites 10 such an extent that I'M
largely or entirely control the inju
GUS forms.
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Generous Mr.. Kraft.

~Mr Kraft. the merchant s".u 40
college president. has offered 70 w Ne
80 * 600 for a new building 70 70
known as Kraft hall. ,,or,.
"Rut" said the dean oil ny nn,,a.
~ $4,000 won't pay for the Ou''O
ing we want" v.s.s con.
ms .ob, no. You see. Mr.. Krafts gen
.-ous offer Is contingent upon on. 30
curing donations OF sio.ovo . es.o
ton other publIc-spirited ciuIen'
Philadelphia Press.
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anhhx,a Viewpoint.

The theater was brilliant Win ooi.
ored lights and OVERLOOKING win
cav commencement throng- me
stage was crowded with a class OF wv
hovs and their teachers. Among .ne
Graduates was John. the big orother
:, I,,,le pobbv. who was surveying
the scene with bullying eyes. ne
snuggled up to his father ana IN Z"
stage whisper asked;
papa, isn't it nice that SO nlany
,eon,e came TO Johns commence
ment p
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Nn. Cnmfortable.

.r.r going of into the mountains
This summer and get close 70 u s
heart Of nature" said the dreamy gins s,Ds
"' 81 once went off into the mountains ,l'.i.
close TO the heart Of nature
70 va 49, me matter-of-fact man. i sou i
,he woods and lay down close ~ r re'
, ,b bosom. But found she ., wa :
,nn 81 red bugs and other pene'ra. a..
,u =" So arose and gloo"''N
"onebt The artificial city
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Very Handy.

"Among the people who greeted tne
President upon his arrival at oyster
nav" SAYS an exchange. none at
,racted so much attention as a woman
who carried two children IN ner arm, :,
and led another by the hand; IL, ~
strIkes us that capable woman IKE
,bat would attract attention anywnere'
Washington Post.
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Tests of Bravery.

do you think men have more o0u'
age than women?
Certainly not" answered the pro
fessor. Everybody knows there y
more merrill in the first ice cream sooa
,han IN the first straw hat"
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Give Defiance Starch fair trial
try il for both hot and cold starcniils'
and II you don't think you 40 pete .
work in less time and at smaller cost
return II and your grocer will give you
hack your money.
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The Berry Bushes.

Don't let the berry bushes grow al
over the garden. Confine them &c
rows and chop of the head OF ever,
plant tea, comes UP out Of place.
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In hot countries meat exposeu -
the direct rays Of the moon putrenes
much more rapidly than If kept IN 'he
dark.
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49,, smooth iron and Defiance

with a smooth iron and Defiance chance
W. vor can launder your shirt
ee a,s, inst as well at home az .s se
steam laundry can; II VII .n n will
p = zee wear and tear Of the soou -
DC pea 70 q will be a positive pleasure Nc -
anu = I starch that does not stick 10 '"'
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On the Tombigbee river, Alabama
=, enough limestone to supply ce-
meut plant for 100 years.
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wise men miss lot Of real pleasure
because they are not foolish
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Lewis Single Binder straigh, g 49,
made Of rich. mellow topaeeo' n, h0"'
or or Lewis Factory, feoria' III
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Can Co Long Without FOOD
The condor can fast TOT ~ u"'
the eagle rs days.
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Mrs WiDsIow's soothing ryrup. ~.
.,tsreo teething softens the gusns, reanees ~
asmmasion, silays pain. cures vino ooh1'
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Initiative messiah" BIRD o,.
The messiah" bird OF nun, ~ors
~ a,hers in it's initiative powers
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Saving we'll causes a laugh; DONG
veu causes silence.-French.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
THAT TAX COMMISSION.

HE JOURNAL has no desire during this, the
holiday week, to stir up strife and conten-
ton. Had It not been for the long comment by
The Star we should not have referred to the ques-
ton Of taxation in Delaware or the State Tax
Commission during the week We believe The
Star unntentionally draws from our articles on
this subject different impression from that we
intended to convey. We do not believe that the
members Of the commission will be "unfaithfuv
to their duties Far from it. They will be zeal
ously faithful to their duties as they see them.
We fancy, too, that some members Of the com
mission are rather "touchy" on this question
more so than they were during the session of the
Legislature.
The chief object Of THE JOURNAL. was TO
arouse interest in the worand doings Of the COM
mission, and in this we have succeeded.
On the commission are some excellent members
that THE JOURNAL has not criticized Our
primary criticism was that we did not believe the
strictly farming element of the State was repre-
sented on the commission as it should have been.
Il is true that some members of the commission
are close TO the farming element and their SER
vices should be most valuable Other members
Of the commission it seemed to us, during the last
session Of the Legislature, were very friendly,
WIN INC interests OF lne puDhc service corpora
tions, and these corporations would be vtay af-
fected by any suggested new scheme of taxation
Our criticism was as a warning, and the warning,
we know, has been needed. We shall hope that
the members of the commission will reach conclu-
sons in satisfactory manner in what is recog-
nizcd most difficult matter 1t is our desire
that all interests in Delaware in this question Of
taxation shall be most thoroughly considered AMI
despite The Stars conclusions, we believe that
we have gained the first point that we started out
to reach
The Stars inference that we have any prejudice
against any member Of the commission is entirely
unwarranted
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
LIE sTAeE

Olga Nethersole is TO begin her en-
gagement in New York in "I'hc
Awakening"
Mrs. lie Moyne is giving readings
from Shakespeare, a field of dramatic
work in which she is unexcelled.
Henry f. Dixey is to start out in a
new play in January. He is now en-
gaging his company for This starring
tour
Wright Lorimer is to star next sea-
son in a Swedish play. It's name is
Lucky Per's Travels" and tie cuthor
is August StrindDerg
Louis James has bought the "Pecr
Gynt' rights and production from the
Mansfield estate and viii appear in
the piece next season.
George Lydecl1er the famous bari-
tone, remembered for HIS clever v ork
in THE Prince Of Pilsen." is cast for
"a leading part in THE Rogers Broth
trs in Panama"
When Wells Hawks formally took
charge of the Hippodfome his felicw
Friars gave him a great send Off, with
contributions of various stuffed ami
mails, 10 celebrate his Installation at
his new post
Jonah's whale is to be dramatized.
ana the ingenious author has sIppied
a hero and a heroine for the ,rS
which concerns JoRahs experience in
the whales Interior There will be no
attempt at a love story. However
The production in New York Of ~1'he
Seeret Orchard" was q SUCCESS. The
players who made tho greatest impress
sion were William Courtenay ana Ade-
laide Prince as the Dul-e ana Duchess
Of Ciuny Mr. CoWtenay. il will be
remembered. was leading man with
Clara Pio,.igond in 'rhe 4 ruth-' at
the time Of the tragedy here Miss
Prince IS in private life the wife Of
Creston Clarke
Mrs. George Gould is TO appear at a
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
Personal and Pertinent

When Bill Joyce was the captan-manarer ~ tho
Washington club years back he tried ost ehesf
young Western Lacquer by the name of smith Who
though sort OF phenom In the west. was very Far
from being the goods in fast company
lie was a witty kid though. and bright at repartee
while joyce was rather ON the slow thinking when
It came 20 getting back
one day Bill canned the kid and was exnlaininr 70
him whot very nice boy he personally but that
as major Lacquer was far from the Goods
"Ah, see" drawed smith; in other words ,,on ,oa
that am not likely to succeed major league bali
NO" shot back Joyce; "as a success you have been
a failure" '0eN
Yes replied Smith, but as failure haven't been
Joyce, not being quick at the sraspng game. is re-
to the time he reinquishod the managerial reins al
Observation-Disclosures star.
Il wish I could get rid OF this meeting nm with dead
men every once In while" said a Broadway stroller
and all the other chaps sat and started in to take
oh sou know what meann he continued II guess
most men have had the experience least once THE
trouble IS have tt too often for my peace of mind
FOR example, twice to-day-twce, mind you'll was
almost tempted 20 hail man the street as an old
iriend was on the very point Of speaking when snd
denly il flashed upon me, in each case that the man
was about to greet had been dead buried for years
just mental nashlight. don't YOU know So nniclr
that II eot ahead OF the realization Of death Not eS
traordinary perhaps but not comfortable either Ia
's' "'s ones New YORK Globe
1T amnses me-" remarked a veteran Gothamite TO
ilslen 10 the up to-date young who imaeines bo
knows New York because lives his ire IN me Nvbite
light District with sunday night excursion into the
DUl
sonal invasion OF the Bowery.
AS matter OF fact the who doesn't know Broad
way between the Postoace and Battery as IL an
pears on SUNDAY or on holiday doesn't know New York
take my word Tor IT, There's nothing quite so pic
turesque or cosmospoitan outside Cairo or certain
sections OF loncon Minging IN the throng immi-
grants from every quarter of the globe tovners
seeing tho sights, John Henry and his best girl drawn
from that sreat population which seldom gets above
Foreenth street; the ianitors great oice buildings
with Their wives and babies-and seldom rufian or
drunk in sight.
New York Globe
A man IN Missouri recently sued a railway company
Ior damages for the death OF hound killed on the track
Tie conpany defended itself following points,
SAID dog was chasing a rabbit up defendants track
in violation OF the game laws.
said rabbit lived defendant RIGHT OF v-av ami vas
therefore the property of the defendant
i,ai,nls cog was trespasser, and was hunting de-
itiidants property without permission
said deceased not much OF a dog anyhovv or 3,
could isly have kept Of the way Of deferdants
trains.
Ana having fully answered. defendant prays TO be
discharsed--Yodtas Companion.
Evening journal., 1907-12-24
PISTOL AS AN ARGUMENT.

HE experience Of Officer Jones, of Smyrna,
= with the yeggmcn who raided that town,
according to the Smyrna Call, has caused much
comment among the people there.
The Smyrna Call says
Officer Jones experience has been widely dis
cussed and there are many who claim that "thev
would have done thus and So" in fact there are
some who would have had these crooks subjects
for the coroner if they had been there It's the
easiest thing imaginable to win battles with hot
air, while seated on a cracker box or maclerel
keg, but it's vastly different when the chilling
muzzlc OF loaded revolver is pressed against
your head There's different atmosphere circu-
lating then
The fact is. Officer Jones was very naturally
trapped and his captors got the drop on him. The
fact that he was on hand TO investigate the at
tempt to loot the DeI'ord safe and that these
crooks left Smyrna with very little loot is subject
for congratuaton.
We agree with the Call Yeggmen have very
uncomfortable way of "rough-housingp lone
watchmen in rural regions as was shown by their
recent exploit at Landenburg. "The chilling muz-
zle OF loaded revolver is powerful argument
That is certain