davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting Of The stockholders OF
the Utah Implement company, a coFpor-
alton organized and existing under and
by virtue of the laws of the state of Utah
win be held at the office Of the said
corporation, No. 131 South State street
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the I'D day OF
March, 1897, at II q. m
Said meeting is called for the purpose
Of deviEing plan for the raising OF funds
for the payment Of the debts of the said
corporation; also to consider and pass
upon the question as to whether the cor
poration shall discontinue business and
sell its property ard assets and use the
proceeds Of such sale in the payment of
its debts: the residue, II any, to be dis
trfbutsd samong the stockholders.
H. s. HUTCHINS,
Secretary of Utah implement Co.
Date OF first publication Feb. -, 1907.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
Ogden News
office, 24e4 Washington Ave.
OGDEN, Saturday, March I.
NEW CANNING FACTORIES
Plants to Be Erected This Summer
at West Weber and
Parry.

Announcement was made here that A
L. Brewer who controls several canning
factories in this county, will erect two
additional factories in time for the hand
ling of the crop next fall Approximately
$4,000 will be expended to equip the two
plants with machinery.
One of the new plants will be located
at West Weber and the other at Parry,
near Willard. Both of these districts are
said to be suitable for the cultivation of
tomatoes. In past seasons they have sup
piled heavily, and it is said they are
capable of supplying the two new fac
tories during a busy season. 1t is esti-
mated that about 1,J0O acres to toma-
toes will be grown in the county next
season. The supply from this acreage
will be distributed among a dozen fac
tories. More tomatoes will be raised next
season than ever before in Weber county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
Defense Scores a Point.

The witness was then cross-examined by
Judge Thurman for the defense only On
the part of the testimony which related
to Chief Sheets. the attorney contending
that all else was immateriai. In reply
to a question put by the attorney for the
defense. the witness said that while the
chief did not advise the McWhirters to
leave town he held out anything but a
roseate view of the situation and said
nothing to them about having their tick
cts extended
ssThey sag silence gives consent" said
Alexander and IF that be true the CHIEF
certainly agreed with the proposed plan
of ours to go to California He said
that the chief did not urge them to leave
town nor offer TO help them get out.
On redirect examination he stated that
the chief told Bell they would have to
hurry to catch their train. and Bell re-
nfied that they would take a cab.
At the close of the testimony Judge
Thurman moved that all of the evidence
of the witness be stricken out. as ii failed
to show any unlawful act on the part OF
the defendant. The court reserved his
ruling on this question
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
SCHOOL BOARD ACTS.
Will Try to Prevent Spread of Spinal
Meningitis.

The question of guarding against
spread of spinal meningitis among the
pupils of the Ogden public schools was
discussed by the board of education last
evening. AS the clerk of the board re-
ported that ordinarily cases of that dis
ease were not reported until death re-
suited. motion was adopted instructing
the clerk to communicate with all the
physicians of the city requesting that
they promptly report to the board cases
of the disease as soon as they resulted.
The finance committee reported $780,
O4e05 cash on hand. The teachers COM
mittee submitted list of srules covering
the departments of military training at
the high school and the same was adopt
ed by the board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
immediate Hearing Granted.

Chief Sheets. Captain Raleigh and At
torney William Newton. through their at
t0rneys. Judge Thurman and SOren Y.
Christensen, entered pleas of not guilty to
the charges of conspiracy against them
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock IN Judge
Whittaker's court. Both sides seemed
anxious for an early hearing in the mat
Ter and the preliminary hearing was set
for yesterday afternoon at O'Clock be
lore Judge j. ]. Whitaker.
Separate hearings were requested by
the defense and the case against Chief of
Police George A. Sheets was the first one
called. The defendant and his attorneys
were present and Alexander and William
McWhirter were sworn in to testify for
the state County Attorney Willard Han
son conducted the prosecution. On mo-
ton Of Attorney Soren X. Christensen, for
the defense. all the witnesses will be ex-
eiuded from the court room during the
trial.
SANDY" Testifies.
Alexander McWhirter the elder Of the
brothers, was called to the staHd. ffe tes-
Titled that he was native of Maybole.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
B0TSFORD'S PLACE SECURE.
Is Succeeded as Trainmaster by S.
Kennedy.

Official announcement was made yes
ter1ay of the appointment OF S. E. Ken
nedy as train master for the Oregon
Short Line, with offices at. Salt Lake
to fill the position recently vacated by
+. n. Bosford. who is named as assist
ant superintendent to w. E. Costello.
with offices in this city. The position OF
train master has been open for some
time. and among local railroad men the
appointment, which became effective yes
terday. means that Mr.. Botsford will con-
tinue in the position of assistant super
inteDdent. not only as acting but as
regular man for the place. Mr.. Kennedy.
who is now elevated to the train master
ship. was formerly general inspector for
the Short Line, with headquarters at Salt
axe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
"weeIum" Agrees With SANDY"

William McWhirter was then called by
the state and examined by Mr.. Hanson
I'D to the point where the two brothers
separated on the car the testimony of
William was practically the same as that
Of Alexander. After leaving the car Will
liam testified that he took his grips to
the Cullen hotel and then ran to the po-
lice station. inquiring the way as he
vent. He was taken into the office OF
chief Sheets by Sergeant Hempei, who
said to the chief:
Heres a young man who has lost over
$4,000"
How in the name of God did you come
IN lose that amount" asked the chief
William said he started to tell him but
Hempel interrupted. saying:
s.Oh the chief knows how those games
Az this point the chief was called up
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
Fifth Death From Meningitis.

Another case of death from spinal men
nights was reported yesterday when the
four-year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
This is the fifth death that. so far as is
known, has resulted from the disease in
Ogden. There are a number of add
tional cases of illness from the malady,
but it is expected that some of those will
recover.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
amateurs win Present PLAY.

A missionary benefit in the form of
a French play of the seventh century.
will be presented by the Second Ward
Dramatic club. at the Second Ward
amusement hall this evening. The play
is entitled "Marguerite's CoIors," and is
a comic drama in two acts. The cast
is composed of local talent. The first
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02

Dy telephone. After he had finished talk
ing over the telephone he told Hempel to
take the younger McWhirter out to see II
ne could find any of the robbers They
We're gone about a half hour but saw
hOthlng OF the men. William then went
alone to the Rio Grande depot and on
returning saw Bell and another man &c
INTO store at South Temple and Second
South streets. They were in there a few
moments when they came out and went
10 McCoyS hvery, where Bell turned
around and said:
Your brother is at the police station
and everything is fixed all right"
,,- 1ney then too a rig and drove away
William went toward the Rio Grande
depot, where he met an officer.
An attempt was made at this point to
introduce what conversation was had
with the police officer but was success
FULLY blocked by the attorneys for the
defense William then returned to the
police station where he met his brother,
and from that point the testimony was
the same as sworn to by Alexander.
On cross-eXamination Judge Thurman
had considerable amusement at the ex-
pense of both the witness and the county
attorney.
Hanson Tips Himself Off.
You have had quite a rugged exper-
fence since YOU have been in Salt Lake,
haven't your" asked the attorney.
Indeed I have replied ''Weelum, >
earnestly.
Been on Commercial street. occasion
allyn
'-Only once"
You were in fast house at that
time?"
mo one saw me there
We'll. you were. weren't your"
This brought the county attorney TO his
feet with an objection.
Il mean to test the credtbility OF the
witness" insisted Judge Thurman
We'll. If that is your test" said the
county attorney, you could scarcely be-
lieve any of us under oath.
Laugh on the County Attorney.
''They say an honest confession is good
for the SOUL said Judge Thurman. but
woulu never have believed Mr.. Hanson
had been in such places if had not
heard him admit it
After the laughter had subsidized the
judge sustained the county attorneys OBJ
lection.
William went on to say that he was not
as innocent now as when he first came
to Salt Lake. Experience here had taught
him more about Salt Lake and life In
general than he ever expected to know.
At the close of his cross-examination
Judge Thurman said that the defense re-
served the right to recall the McWhr-
tiers for further cross-eXaminat1on today
transcripts of the evidence OF the Two
brothers in the former Sheets case and in
the Donaldson hearing are being pre-
pared and their cross-examinatlon VIII
he conducted with this testimony before
the attorneys for the defense.
County Attorney Hanson moved 10 ad-
journ at the conclusion of yesterday
testimony and the case will be resumed
before Judge Whitaker at 10 O'CLOCK TINS
morning.
-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
Chief is Pessimistic.

He asked the chief if there was any
likelihood that the men would be caught,
and Sheets replied
VERY little"
The chief asked them if Bell took the
money. and Alexander replied that he
old not, but that he was one of the gang.
The chief then said
IF he didn't take your money what has
he to dc with it,
To this McWhrter says he replied:
He is one Of the confederates and
helped in the robbery
He said he asked the chief if the man
whom his brother had seen driving with
Bell was a detective the chief had sent
with him, and the chief replied that I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02

Sold Everywhere. In boxes 1oc. and z5e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02

part of the program consists of musical
numbers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

fnssfss t1n tte ien aiiea I adeoraif
Nl4 - faasiif aiafke8
purn Fah6 4aMs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

HefH1HE ef lie NffNHHi t7tiH ts# H5H
seer thieHx tssnaneihif ~ fsts reeelfat
sheNiaR AgseafhtiseA thNft iF as pNi<
Aent AHA enseiansEe NF@Wiae fAsiSnN
afnaHs eas e6nrEf that ne iifas II fafl4iE
aHpfa5sliaa Hl5sn oHf system 81 geseuas
OSCILLATION mnss o. REVISED
4t4e sss4,etf4 & aeenift4s eammggtaa Il
tae as4stc ts4s assiega ana ans anefi t.
asfaas y faai4 Hnf asi fat,se aNilshffa8
aasfffsi a,sasfff Is etftf saraa tha
.ses.ss.i. "a ~ s,ss.st fern t..t seoii
ai a8sh ala.aa n haneea lsn8 in *
1Ant5 u W ies ntssi nfeN'H -
ssafs q S 81 aa aa..id ~
HafffHfF eeastH ~ - G -es That
ft @fe f
tMAA fftl tRffhAf
H
w g W
t
,s. ...a.. 49,
49, t45,..
A .e
- t4. rN4 90
- 80 5t.f ne
49,. f5.t p E. ....,.s.rf 49, fs,h.
~ 49, 4t. - it.f ~. st.f.tl.t
..ss .s5I. ,..s.5... - as4a tsfh Is ti.@
a, $500 s5as ,...att. ..fs.t 80 tNa ha
..rf. f..l ..,f.4ss..ts Has
..l.f.4.....s .tsss,, f5s.f - s,,rf !. siu.s L
t...s.....ss a.. "a 49,. i fFszst Il ffoai
~. .fss..,,.srf II ~ f.tilf aaaa rs
at ~ - tfs, ~ a.at attN tse
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
ASKS FINANCIAL LEGELATIoN
shcomE Aao INHERITANCE TAX
AGAIN eRouonr 70 ArTfa
flos OF LAwMkKERs.
FAvoRs POSTAL BANKS
Hspofta Fssnfanie Progress Or Para
rsa cAaAi--Asss Increased pay gor
MsH o. ths Army ard Llbsfas
Naval AppYppF atlone

WashlsriaH rfr Tts fausaias is
fas fsa tatl ef ffts.tsHf heefessitt So
nMai mteshaN8 fN aaNHsean
Ha iae HeN4tr ahd igae eY MsrfesNats
afFea 81 asfha hse Efeaisf fsfanfasa
ihsa eNfs HHd ttah N can . Fatht
faNI ss4 ital faa fila4ns q - Hanan
sssfsa efF8tf aHaf&8 Naa sa18Nftsl
Aas'tefs fa 4ifaas faHtff ftan iH eafs
a. fala fffs arf e = falltta,
uNs sH e fee rsse f pHer.e o.
heaHi Hsaasf itffHta ~ AeenisE d Dot
nMWH hanAR fN ~ 8WM hsMt3lnW AAAt
a see MHlafN aAseH ~ maasf
sffirr Mer as etlc Fhf SAT-
hsss $50 Iif u raHHHafaf aifh Hsr.
stf esq N aaf Hls afes sNhf
ta ts st8 faeaes t fa@eaie AHH
hsHtN g. 50 o4 irsfnsate eaMHaef isi
seafIfstt
tfH 49, eeflH - saas atH afe #.as
haaeaf HnH ca H Mfe kM
fa#t teAt wNn NHaff ~ rN fhft
hsta Wlt4 ff tastf fssafi# e.
tf rFH ihHE fHs taa salIf
Whefe thfss mes afn aaaa Hsa 81
afHt eHHaeHs frHfes.ent sth
NgM HH fa HH4 fH e
ee # Hf sHf aEH.
eat tf ans ~ Hfst
vifst eHeff oH Ea
itH g aM a ~ iaH Fe
HN taeaH sarN s
tett NHtsstst tHst sfa fes ega8
HHfr taH raH nf fffs F.Essar
afHUHff mes Ee a faHaf.Hf
eea Hat iF ~ aHf H as
8H H Mt it
h rssHfa ut
rsfs aA Uafraa af
fHase aHH frm aHe ari 81 Tf nHt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

puF0 Fan6 tAm~
ceopef8fien Necessary
faaasaisill 81 ttls asaFe 81 tAs rafe
fa.sa iFH f.F aFllea ~ fhe saftfae eietr
fHaa aHa dis aa#fH thaNa iH
stFlANx faeNsN N#N HW Hna fH the
fais fHr easss fa fne HeafiN e4
mNNH - f faasref and aIat, st'
# M WNaF En ae e q
ifWsf8 81 ef a0H f ts state
antfa haf W. aae riIa eaae3
W gf MH N tof tH afs fNt
ff s. anaaa f aaa nisa
ha eHfaf sfaf Saws HN thN
rH anf thra llf auaf fIfIraf fit
i HM ffaa4 NHAh t'sN sAif s
~ Hfa % ashH -
a cooperation aH tHe Hae
a e1sfe easerafnfo# H saq'la.
HE A1s Hes
Wefgs y last Msasaas
- cufsHsY Recalled.
ia ng mMr Is ias eaHFffss vsHr
afo 2 saatt fauHs af ne
a sa faaf aftsaf0n ia iaH
afnHa ~ HH afrHHHH iHNH #hf nae
iH HaHs hef hes a Nt faat
f n aHafnaas hasidess
aHFH Hisar7eHf ~ aHffF aud aifHIn
fu s faaN tae ufa 80 .Hse in
faisHaH eaf nuaa fHm 81
f htFFfsf fHafe etlasm hH haaH hs
aaH fHat saliuaHsi iessauau R
nsfN f.s lffenfr 10 eat .faH sea
Hte sHHHat9sa ne tffh u Hs rfaa
HH FFf nuH n a. lsz4W
nf ttgm Aae 81 HfH tham 60 lHeF
eye Nsaas fa inref ~ a hsneas
a'aas haeH fnHf haf aaHarH
fhaH Res hasa HaataHeH in a
~ a caH niaHa fiM ta r f
tR rf ref ASA faa ANaa Hae
HHaH FHHHfHF MusEaH fE. rsaa.fafH NNV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

stl eais nasssetfe hsa lae esiatis e ~
~ 81 tts 0afla ef tasifsns lei 4s q 81
an iM ihe mNgsA af lahff ana II 4 aF s4ss
"a asaife ~ ffli An Naa f M fpfA
ilees Is SO $50 entiastiaNe ~ seF'fst
ss ie GaAfs ia Hai - fHa 81 fHmt'aa
iiais - iataf fefiNIaiiaH aaa iefsf
Nnsa HMhs hase aNni ia e8NN hh
waNNEA f 81
s44 raf Hta WHenFfsf iH Hftff ft
iA s t - fffaff NeH1 81
se tHi & enaNii lsifH tfaf
QteeNs hNH 81
HHH Nni8 lN
faf ~ eHN H it Nafate
f sic Hieftsf uf HaNfa fH
H tHaf faH HHa r si
rHtr HmaHatif ~ aNaffi
ffhA hanaal mea fm amHe ~f nttsst
q 4Nh Nsssf 81 HH
taas naaf Ne sN aFtf Ae iHAf
rfaifai uien tHeIsas ssa - sih
VI tHf MeEH a taM MA
Hlff uHaNe fhs nHFass wsMf ef fqw Mis
tie HHd ofitn ils teits 81 sHse asts
HFa aa at asHtsaza ta sas rantfHas fssf
ss a ffssine a ias aaans nNs.
saM
as aefHel warsi0H n aw #Me hAe
sH9#H iiaI ifr eHeri q pfahihIf ail fafn-
tiastrt eaaa ar ssf + aasteas uhsfe
cog taH4 fse gaHiiiHstiaH g cap
Haf HA ansahaifan ns lshf eraHs
a et ln eaf HFeaHf lne8sifiai
ssem q Is nqf naais eeHrsgelF in
rfefeuf 6 Ha1 H G aefF Hasfifie sHeh
falHF Ifte rfffHniiHH sHta a. lsnaEe e.
fse hds psii Whas Ne HesH j. nef
0NIniF 81 rs tn N0Ynaf AN aawh5MaAaMa.
nnt in Fh HsufHn# Bat HHa
1aair 6aHtu5 Haa Eapcfiann - 1he
eaHlinafiaus 81 Is prevent lteif lniHflHE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

fw feFw He8 fhtf weH inHa .au-
ffa5ni tHai fha mW e0l noi - Mfnaaft
ss8nal aealfHF eHtnaefH Hnefe la -
saaH .ampalHl nos fHe faHfsn ~ fHa
aepaHmauf af insllft aminH fht iasf
fHW 5aHa haH been saeh 81 t0 mabt Il
evident lhni Hu mani stands above tie
iaH. tha9 90 corporation y 50 4salthg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05


esssuss ssfh a,ssss = f.s aetatsgs
shnf IS shs R4HlsIe faf distress aanit
et4Fa8 ls Aanssg maea Nha N sssfnfe Nna
aHs fHaslae sm tuNg 81 xa4sE isN
Aasisfast law sheuia
as Made sshs Ewelsuf
te sn,gft@ lee saeais "a ~
esiea ts b sHaaia aAas erit maff
i# aas msfe tafHeo2 Nife ts
at aaas i ai u - -
i iwha aa fa AtHH az
N sHfA ~ 81 Hau ~
81 iH iF 81 ia lsenE af ffas q tH
affsF FlsfF Hf ef
f aN ftfH
~ HN
nanfH tY Hsm f fH
Fsihlsafiea af aaHss HHl t
flaH q hs aea riara - tAe
iiaa g itft fnfaHaf nH isAf NH
#WNlHa NE aAf l NAe Az sH
sapen tf fb eeataslmFHt g tAt
hHfesa af reuefataas
Tie suHifsf ne sia ea8 pfaHitit
aaafiaas fhat a. na aluaf ta iNa
rNtAe HH m fe iAN rfse W
Afaa aH fha u8f ~ hfaett ~ lfe
ratht MW Hfs0 W tH5 fetHrs ef ere
sH sare fbass6ft tifrF nUelt feaas b
"a e4Haif ahia ffaaeHHs Gesture faa
ffHfF amA Haay nav niee % te
eHfef HnlHt fNe 81 fnHHpf naf meW
s# - HhHern sFa Etsi dsaFa
5frts uFefniHH Hhai aHHH eE Ne
fis HnaH pfarrfsithea insrtafrf aHf
eash fAts eu
Hp1# fttHH &HfeNN in Hn@H tn
mif ihsss Heffafsttns ~ H8tf
81
HeH af stas nna fhe eaufia aH fn
fasass uafseh & is nai f6aslf5e ia carry
@N Wafr th#n = HHtAfd hff 81 HaA
a4iie NHHN iaN Is 81 reat9 efatfe
Hntf ~ easrse hr a1naHistefad - an
e fsi and nf HssffIF tr means
~ iaHts TH fHH atHa - t
efHFmz re abses M aaNf t tas fees
iWH f afhHsitfH ana naraf e nn
Nfhs rstssa - HatfinF aru fafs efa
G. rn nre snt terH aftenEtne = a..
fa fhem hf eHi - efHanai q
Hat
confederation stoaN ra IS iaiests
lf ta
- f Fea 6a 81
krf
aeF t +
ftf s
ft W fr
~
nf
ue
$40
a fa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

Nf4aee tetf alssfasi - ne ea'tatfft
ssaf IS shs fReHlsieH iaf fiEffati senit
es4Nisa lH Heuses meN wisa 81 sHeRfe AeN
eHe faeeiae sn tF4Ng ~ FwAes lsN
asIs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

in trebles) twice, chain 8, 8 trebles un-
der chain. (chain g. 3 trebles in 8
trebles) twice, chain 8; repeat
10. make S doubles over doubles,
missing LIST and last, (cbain 8, 3 trebles in
3 trebles) twice. chain 8, 8 trebles in 1st
of next 8 trebles, chain 8. trebles in last
of same 3 trebles, (chain 3, trebles in 3
trebes) twice. chain 3; repeat.
90 make 8 doubles over S doubles,
missing 1st and last, (chain 8. trebles
in 3 trebles) times. chain 8, trebles
under chain, (chain 8, trebles in next
3 trebles) 3 times, chain B repeat
81 double in I'd of 3 doubles.
fchain 3, 5 trebles in next trebles) 5
times chain 8, trebles in 1st OF next
trebles. chain 8, 8 trebles in last of same,
(chain g. 8 trebles in next trebles),
times. chain 3, double in I'd of doubles,
chain 8, catch back in top of 3 chain last
made to bring the scallops together, and
repeat from =.
% Make s trebles under B chain,
double in I'd of trebles, all around This
row will close the scallops, if preferred.
so that there is no need Of catching at TOP
of 8 chain.
Ribbon may be run in and out the spaces
formed by 18th row.
This dolly may be called "many in one
since the 5th row complete very preLLy
tidy wheel, the 9th row a little dolIy Inc Inc
18th or 18th a still larger dolly, ana the
whole. especially with ribbon run IN tne
snaces suggested and tied in a pretty bow
on one side makes very pretty bureau
mat, If desired. the edge may De easlly
applied to round or oval linen center
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

double knots. picot) times, 6 double
knots. fasten in I'd picot of I'd ring, make
Sd part Of leaf like LIST, fastening in Sd
picot OF I'd ring, make another chain like
LIST chain made, a ring of 3 double knots,
join to Sd picot back in last leaf. finish ring
like LIST made. and repeat.
Having made a strip of sufficient length
for the collar. make a 4-leaved figure to
Join between the leaves in the center of
the strip. Beginning in the center, make
a ring Of double knot. Il picot, 2 double
knots) times, 1 picot, 1 double knot close,
tie and cut thread. Make a ring like LIST
described. chain like LIST, joining by Sd
picot to long picot of center ring (drawn
out at least Y inch. when making), make
the the leaf as directed, then another chain
ike LIST, joining by Sd Dicot to next long
picot OF center ring and repeat until you
nave leaves surrounding the center ring.
each leaf joined by 2 long picots. Join to
the collar between 2 leaves, the list ring of
upper leaf in the square by 9Th picot to
9th picot of I'd chain in leaf of the collar
next chains, respectively. by Sd picot of
each, then join other side in like manner.
These squares make pretty motifs for
many combinations, and the strip lovely
handkerchief border or edging for any pur-
pose.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

feble under chain. chain 2, miss list
|sA, trebIes in next 2, (chain 2, 4
aS in treblesl twice, (chain 2, miss
| treble in next) 3 times, 3 trebles in
|ar tFebleS (chain 2, miss 2, / treble)
|Sla L trebleS under loop of 5 chain, turn.
Chain 5, (miss l treble, a treble in
Gn chain 2 times. a treble in next
Sf chain 2 trebles in next trebIes,
nam miss ?. trebles) 3 times, chain
/ /. ueOles in trebles and 1 under chain
|a9Eng chain 2, treble under next chain
Ia tEebles in trebles, chain 2, miss 2,
reblss turn.
! Chain 3, 8 trebles in trebles, chain
|, mss 2 5 trebles chain 2, miss 2,
;a.S lchain 2, miss >. 1 treble) 8 times,
Geoes in n, 3 trebles, chain 2, miss
/ lTebles, chain 2, miss list space,
s3ls under next tchatn 2. 8 trebles under
~, chainl 5 times. fasten at end of
A1daton chain, turn.
= lChain I, fasten back to form a picot
~ caain, chain 9, miss 8 trebles, 8
s% v Under chain between next 2 groups
"sOeSl t times (chain 2, trebles
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
.corDr,oN OF STITCHES IN

!, T 5 Rs5 ii 5P's s5tcS over needle to
III an eztra iT knit two stitches together.
Narrow (nJ j.: r naIG 80 Knit with the
R4 q (! sP{ 'front.' at Of needle; this is the re-
5@5.5, P9'R t (pnj Purl two stitches
sI E5335 e.: Over twice, Durl two to-
gla. ,.r,or and bird Isl. n. and b. :
% one t+ts sf''[ over the narrow one letting
b between si5d 'I ISL and b.: Slip stitch;
a s9' draw raw sRPed sti fsnes over knitted
0. TO ,e B,I0 and an parenthesis [ } indicate
Ssts ~ tbE rsa ( over, narrow, repeat
b .9,,.. WIFI Tbe lover, narrow three times
; Hs same,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

40 trab Gate ,ind back under 8 chain, chain g.
peat from aro,, ne1t chain, chain 5, re-
chain. ana join to Sd Of
chains a4; =, make doubles under each of 3
chain. chain 5 repeat from a aro,,rd next
~ 10: miss LIST Of Is doubles, is doubles
treb dext o Is, chain g. trebles in LIST Of
3 tpah5es cna ian 8. trebles in last of same
,,; 10; make II doubles in IL doubles.
roW Ssin as. list and last of 1a doubles in last
aow' . caain ., 3 trebles in trebles, chain
IN trebies, chain 3; repeat from around
,o; -; make 9, doubles over IL doubles,
missing .sg list and last, chain 8, trebles in
8 trebles, chain 3, 8 trebles in last of same
trebies, chain 3, trebles in next
treD1es, chain 81 repeat from around.
missing LIST and last, (chain 8, trebIes