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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21
Some, TO Abraham Lincoln.

Grand as the lofty mountains Of the west
His spirit rOse In majesty and grace.
True as the heart that beats Ia Angels
breast
His life breathed liberty 90 every race.
Mighty in faith. yet meek and hunbiy
born.
His prayer inspired hls oountryncn To
free.
And love the slave and sDeeor the for
horn.
Pleading for brotherhood and unity.
Here's TO his memory. may time impart
His golden deeds TO Immortality.
And may the noble teachings of fsiz heart
Lend love and virtue 70 posterity.
while ages how Ira reverence Ger his
grave
Let freedom nsg his symboi-sssr
wave.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21

this store OF education | have picked
up from time to time under the pres
sure Of necessity
If any personal description Of me
IL thought desirable II may be said
am in height. ak feet four inches,
nearly: lean in flesh. weighing on an
average $50 pounds. dark complex
ION. with coarse black hair and gray
eyes. No other marks or brands rec.
objected. Abraham Lincoln
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21

that I'd keep stiIl about H." an.
nounced Mrs, Stacey. Her husband
retired behind his paper. This was no
time 10 discuss racial peculiar tiles OF
| language.
The girls have each received love
| ly big punches OF violeis"
Bully for the girls. Who sent
emf"
we don't know. Jesnne's came
with valentine--poetry, you know"
Well, OF course" said Stacey. that
Is harder To bear. Know who wrote
it,"
Mrs Stacey shook her head. mo.
lsut II is beautiful. She will always
remember It,
VIII chr Can't get II out OF her
head. suppose. Something like that
/ Blue trip slip-for an ei ghtscentfare
| business"
Mrs. stacey gave wifeiy inattention
10 his Joke Her mind seemed fixed
on other subjects. Finally: "A wo'
man always remembers such things.
And sometimes thoy make dangerous
food for hungr, hearts"
The man behind the paper became
conscious OF meaning In HIS wife's
tone. He looked over the top of the
sheet, 10 see that her gaze was fixed
upon bowl OF vioiets on the stand
before the fire. She went on.
You never sent mo valentine.
Dick hut some one else has. wasn't
going To tell yon--when you were
asleep"
Well, I'm glad you didn't then
liut what about Il now"
There isn't anything more about IL
Al least only know that ! received
valentine aud bunch OF flowers
and | don't know who sent them.
wish did. because | am tired OF be
ing left alone and neglected and
so there'"
why, mamma, Why"
you needn't Why mel" The
pitcher OF patience indeed had beer
broken al the fountain. Mrs. STAGE,
was royalty angry and In tears. "Wha
!. do you men think women want In thi'
: life7 DO you think We are satisfied
, with food and FIRE aud ciothes7 tel
= YOU we want love and attention ~
+ much as we do when We were younI
girls And II husbands are too bus,
| ar too Indifferent 20 give these things
! some other men wiz"
She stopped. with shamed sobbing
! Stacey had risen aud nov stood be
: side her chair '"What did he say
: Amer he questioned quietly.
} but she shook her head mlserably
/. What did he ssy7" Tie reache,
!. down and took her slender hand II
r his broad palm. His little ring giinl
mered upon II In the freight
' Il cant tell you. you-~neser wouii
understand or apprealate--sacht ten
4 -"
= What did he say. DEAR
ooh. Dick. II only you had mad
g love to me--if you eyer--cver had
:. Tell me what he said You cant
Then let me tell you"
g He kneit down beside her and he
. wondering eyes saw tears upon hi
!. bearded cheeks But he reached owe
!, aad took the bowl of yiole,s in hi
hand as he said
s These tender flowers are sent 10 YOU b
a.
To whom you are the starlight and N
y sun.
! Dick, Your YOU She tire
@ her arms around his neck. Her chez
II was upon his cheek. her eyes seekin
y his eyes. ms he continued
Their fragrance bears a message fon
~ and true
:. from cut heart which beats alone (,
you
- Then there vas silence ia the HIT
u room where n man knelt with his vii
- In his arms snd the quick pulsed CLOG
called bIithely the ausrter-hours {
p they ran away with the eve Of 81. Va
;" sniine.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21

GEORGE wanted to send
bne a valentine, and when
pther suggested that he
one to his father he met
on with enthusiasm. She
him to the store where
SOld and he finally selected
eous caricature of a man
e bald head. It SO hap
Georges papa was bald,
I reason the little boy
one selected would be
|riate. 1t was accordingly
n envelope and addressed
nted letters by George
his parent. OF course,
hther came upon II in his
ognized the scrawl of the
fhuckled at his small sons
That night when he ar
the father had forgotten
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21
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writing jingles and remembering all
your friends. Valentines are cheap
enough to be within the reach OF all.
for In comes little Beth with her
hands full. These are three for a
the name of the boy next door," she
cries
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21

,nywhere--and engaged In her long.
)ractised game OF making the best OF
things. But the play went duly this
night. although the Goals arranged the
usual pictures for her TO gaze into
and the castle-building materials were
all at hand Now and then she
glanced at big bowl of violets
which stood on the table near her.
and in her expression was a curious
blending of indignation and triumph.
There was silence in the room. except
for slow-pulsed clock. which struck
the quarter-hours reluctantly. and the
occasional rustling OF the turning
pages OF the newspaper.
She felt strangely lonely, The girls
had gone out. wearing their yiolets
pinned In the fur and laces at their
bonnie throats. The fragrance OF the
flowers at her side swept up with the
memory OF the lines which had come
as a valentine TO little Jeanne:
This thing know. my dear.
NY love for you. my dear,
VIII last for aye
But 1t doesn't. Jeanne. child. she
whispered sadly. at does not last any
longer than the dew lasts on the
roses But II IL so sweet to be de-.
ceiyed," She sighed. And again her
eyes fell on the violets,
Who In the world could have sent
them to me2" she murmured And
the verses. lmpertinent. OF course
But rather dear. The writing looks a
little familiar, too. but | cant place
It, She drew a little note from the
dainty little rose-colored bag which
swung from the ribbons at her waist
and scanned IL by the freight. A
half-pieased smile crept up % hei
eyes. as she read.
These tender flowers are cent to you bs
one
To whom you are the starlight and III.
Their fragrance bears message ton'
and true
From out a heart that beats alone fo
yea.
How dreadful" murmured Ann.
| Stacey, but with commeadabie for
bearanee. Il must show II 20 Dick,
She rose determinedly. just as their
was a sound OF sliding paper and
snore. She turned back and sat down
and the little foot on the fender tap
ped impatiently.
Asleep again she said. and IL &
only half.past eight, Another tire
some evening ahead Of me Oh. dear
don't See Why ! ever married him
A man so absorbed In business has ~
right 10 marry He IN 40 tired aud dul
when he comes home that be neye
like Dick. anyway I just won't try .
tell him about the flowers and note
He doesnt take the trouble To tell M
anything wish ! knew Who sent
that's what wish" Her cheek
were flushed nov. and she looked ~
sentfulIy at the form in the big lesthe
chair Il won't tell him d word 81
repeated then called sharply
Dick"
Stacey started 10. dazedly "Eh
Yes All right. What ID IT, man
ma"
IT'S st. Valentines eve,
The deuce II IN, | thought IL va
| mofniEE. what y upf
Nothing The same old nothing
There was pause. after which a
other gasp and Snore was followed /
an Apologize: did you spea
mamma
4 only said it was 81 Valentine
eve"
-oh. yes. SO you did CYawn
who was the old duffer anyxa,
Been reading about him for the club
tYawn.D
Mrs. Stacey ignored the quegtis
50 coldly mat Stacey dimly reaiix'
that something ought to be said
done.
"This.- be began insinuatingl
"this isn't an anniversary CT any kin
IN ~ We were not married or an
thing on Valentines day. were we
III hal 10 ask such a question
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21

NNE STACEY sat with
her back To the light Of
her existence and the
chandelier. But the re-
spective luminaries re-
mained equally indiffer-
ent, the one obscured by
his evening paper and
the other by a pink.tissue
shade. So she lifted her
pretty foot 20 the glow
of the fire-the only glow
that seemed In evidence
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21

We mark the lowly place where he was
boyn.
We try to dream the dreams that
starred his nights
When the rude path that ran beside the
Grew to a fair broad way which found
the heights.
We try to sense the lonely days he knew.
The siiences that wrapped about his
When there came whispers tremulous and
true
Which urged him up and onward TO his
goal.
His was the dream filled world Of kindly
trees:
And marvel-reaches OF the prairie lands
The brotherhood of fields, and birds. and
bees.
Which magnifies the soul that under
stands;
His was the school Of unremitting toll
Whose lessons leave an impress strone
and deep:
His were the thoughts OF one close ia
the soil.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21
FOalOWEna

Mr.. T. Barnecott. w
tario. Can. writes:
y est winter | 1
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-21
SUFFERED Twelve YEARS
EfFECIS OF Ia CT

Mr.. Victor Patneaude. ,
St. Topeka. Kans writesa
Twelve years ago | Ii,
attack OF IN grippe and l.
recovered my health UNI
ago. | began using Pc
built up my strength so 1
pie of months ! was able Il
again"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04
d. A. GIVES CLOCK
Csxernsr WarfcId Makes Pre-
senfaffen

Tse Baltimore Chapter -. 4. X.
nsessnssI = hasdsome clock - Con
iinen1zl ffali. the National j.. a. \.
hnfl1snz - Nasbiuxton yesterday.
r.,e rrnssntatson address vas made
hv tsavsruor Har1eid ~ fbe SPECIAL
restaesL - fhe Baltimore chapter. the
uaieef. - mhieb lad arranged The
szte fnT khe ceremonies - bueure Dis
o. s#nee-
The fsneerner Is his usuai happy
~ aew1s ~ ssm4fklBz that be
w4s atmavs slightly ef1b2rrased mben
z14reaslsx tae Daughters - the
Ararfean Eeeaiution. mos kng~ inx
naefN-r - -aesiI eaii fiien - "
-stfsaf4 ~ sssIers. NoutiDsfnE 10
asra sesfass sefn - drfit ~ length
seen &C. srIesfl5 agFk aeegsDpiis5sd
- fte ratfsatle nazaeB - the cDun-
tfg. nenflas g. particular fhsf ~
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4affs 80 uhfea- - aaf1. nafe gistisis
80 seafv sE4e tsfasz.lguf t5e entire
-saE 81 Mar fsnd.
f.aIefs * nafe esre SALLY so she me-
aserssf seMm NfHseNeel ~ spoke - iie
s.sassfasat nAfs saiar4 snd fhe bpnr
a48 nEaHM4 - fhe history ef fiien@i ifsp.
ete4ar ra.uHse 90 Gfe leallnE events
mHen saa skfa&ff1 ~ fAf tlneE an
nsEaneeE 4 nafAgn4f eFfssrls eoufi1J
.mw m - wfses ue great pleasure
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aass hflfliaug Daughters. Mfs. Nc
f.ssn. e. seeus. boNeEer. uDneees-
sarf g bare rfaeeI 5f sbers it can az
w4rs 60 ssea - fbe~s Dbs address
raa. - everyone knevs zvaie1 Al
ways sresz bFfeag.F
TIE elaes Nss aseegtetfgD iie part
- tse National -oeiffy - Mrs.
uauaz1 urEexn. She PFesifenf-fsener-
81. Nhn maIa 3 graceful spftrii.
Gaaaz aEbafa wbe spoke was Admi-
ml ~ - ~ebley. 81. - ~. retired,
s Sc er38aseI bis asIience aDd e1lIed
EarlH nsmeA aanslelagpluz. l<eferrirg
- sse xreas kaangs mgfuep have lone
60 ma1a history. t1ulfal -ebiey -
aae resE64s1 wf*8 fiBe follow ing
way. - sasd gsBiaiiy. ''the oDy
rs.sssu tlse Declaration ~ frispeHdeDce
s 49, res wrItFsn ~ q w0mau vas he
a4asa rnosnas. Jefferson diI rot have
3 81 pewriter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04
BEAUTIFUL ANNAPOLIS
New Book on Sale st jones' Book
Store A Good Christmas
Gift

There bas JAS besD psIDlisiIc1 -
Nf. fseoFze - JDDes, fte popular
NaS8 street n9Nsdsaisr. = b1Dds0fDe
ILLUSTRATED book - Annapolis aD5 fiie
Sasal Academy.
TIE book e01fslps fblFff~tNO beau-
tifel views. ezeb OBe j. = WOsk -
ART. ard al are handsomely exeeDtssi-
Eaeh - mounted 0D dsTS brown
ezyfbOzF1. and ttss esieet D. ssFg
atEaeflgs and pIeaSfDz. % fiSe ester
cover - chocolate egiDr. - han1-
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hessi to@esfeF w1sa bfgm p ssikfD erfd-
zna ffe essfre - - zg1 rDakeog -
GO book j. fsaped zflf esezarL
slT. gones hzs BAL flne book cry
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street bookstore. 49, pEIgs sefDZ 01e1
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sore picture - .aDnzr15Ss ard az
Ezszf AezIerSg. Fer sxle - IgDes
Box Store pfiee- -,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04
AEH HOKORS FOR SHOETS


Ns FsrN. lee. f.--ff - stated 90
xf.saI aasharifg that Ibeg1OFs y.
-hnmfs. former enaif gnau - t3e Panama
canal emsnraisasou aud pFesegs pfesl-
fant 81 tl.e faferbergsxE- Metropolitan
traction merger. wilI not resign the
fastsF pasatlna - orIer 80 assume IN
rras8.lsnev - sfse Chicago a alton rail-
uav- TIE fats fn fhe ease are that
xfF saaufs wlll acevpy both positions,
- wei1 - heluz pEsss1enL - fi1e Go
ser Leaf Lfne-
Re- sas also heen le.rnsd from an au-
GHarfsattFs s1aEee taaf Samuel -. fel-
tsH. taa rEsse1f heal ~ chicago q
Alta. utlf resign 90 DsEeDbsr -.
aaeu ur. -1ants nfii taks 50 bfs du~
fies. wr. Fslf11 aas been presideuf
- sse zlsan f9r efEIst years. bat re-
siznsf 90 aeesnle tss president - TIE
wexaean ceufrai faklax fhe place
male s4e ans sgserat mentbs ago ~
sha Eass-uaa1eu ot - - k0biDsgn.
f-sen meaarIs. wHF bas beeg setsDx
nseaatenx ~ tMe MexiEan Geufral
ssnre MF. Eeainsoa's Fetlrement. r.
aHrn So BE- nl4 pIaee - ssee-prsyiAent
ard 1enes1E naanaxsF.
Wr ~Hnsfs. afnee hfs retirement
ffefa ffsa ahaas1a EnsiHip ~ lite Panama
ranaf eansnsssessFa- h4s beer elgesly
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fIasfse rzxfv - Ez1lrstd ss,eSpFises.
ant afs eEsEa5efs - So prssi.leceT -
fse ztsou h4a feen forsssz,sowe1 siDes
faa Clover Leaf 4ef15Esf fie raj
frasa I.ncz fsEanI The seE OfSe~
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rasltfen aarlnz ba<8 fke rni0n Paeige
art Eee4 fsfsuf 0Wnsrsbipg - So
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nsrtisan - effher faetfoa- bDt iszs d.
anfeI h5a tire - tbe oCeratson and
nlafnlen anee - re rr0peEtys ieasfs2
sisa fuanesal axsfrs - ofse,s. The
FlawaeF paxfF. s. - gnisFsteot, did
pos aasarf - tfr. Fsften. bI1 desired
tae eleafsan - one - ifs Own ms3, -
has sha aIsaa znd Efse Cover Leaf can
Sc aae raseE s. eIsssly IN harmony -
e.asslHfe- VITA 1fr. Tnont2 - chief
executive asseer - borh Foasls, the
merger. Egr az practical p9rpD@s- -
eumassts-
1fser December 3. sGr. reIf0n E5fI
lr4wa Cor tAe Nsfv - TexfeC. wllers he
mfs1 haze bfs Aaaaglartesa - pFes5-
Eent - Sc NeEfe1m Central NJ
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
A VoIuminous DocumeDt-Some
0fIts Striking Points

President Roosevelt Submitted bis
aDnuaI message 80 Congress yesterday
The message aroused 40 enthusiasm
~ either the Horse or Sfuate> TIE
reading - TIE document oecypied one
hour and f0Fty-tw0 wlnutss- There
was no applause or demonstration ~
any ebaracter until fbe reading Nas
finished aDd fhen the haDdciaprin@
was almost IseFfDnctoEy.
Sone ~ tie striking points found
in The message are tbe following
~ % other nation are sfhe fnDtia-
mental business conditions so1n9ef
fban - ogrs ~ this very moment
There may - honest differences ~
opinion - - many governmental
polfeies. but there can be no sueb
differences - 50 fi1e Dee1 % nDf1neii-
ing pessesereuce ia fbe var a2ains,
successful dishonesty.
10 small part u the trouble 80
have comes from Carrying - al -
IRENE iile national sirtue - self-rs-
Lance.
Tail the national government -
..uses propeF soutr0i - inlefstaie
cosBUefcs 1n ate e1eEeise ~ tDe an
fhDr8fy IA already p0ssfsses - Hsi
o. lmpgs.iDie either - give ~ 80
81 from Tive railroads fail 3nstIcs.
Coronation an1 i4t0r 1DiOD alike
bzye e1ule - stay. Baeh. q pr0psf-
81 uana2e1, j. > source - good, nos
evil.
10 ain - ffle accomplishment -
too much usBajiy means t3es aceeln-
plfshmenf - TOO little,
TIE anti trust lan should D0t be
repealed bnf Is s5ogI9 ~ made bob
more efficient and uOfe 10 b2ffo0ny
= llh actual conditions.
a combinations should DOf be tOlef-
afed il & abuse The power afzgDlred -
combination - tie puDiie dsiFifnetf-
Provision saoDld be ma1e for com
plefa publicity IN al matters affecting
lie public a1d complete protection ~
tie insestSDx public ard tire share
holders IN lie matter " issuing cor
fYOrafe securities.
The real OWNERS ~ COMPUTATIONS
should - compelled 70 Do business by
fbeir own names.
Ample. safe and speedy fraDspCTia-
zion facilities ase even fDDre neees-
safy tran cheap transportation,
Sc need . greater elasticity 30 cur
currency. pros lde1, u eogrss,t5st Ne
recognize the even gfezfef heed - =
safe and secure euSfsreys
Provision should ~ made for 40
emergency cDfFeoey.
"a legislation can ~ any gsssiDiI-
ity guarantee the business community
against figs TesgIfs - speculative
folly any more than lt can guarantee
an Individual szainst tiie results - sx-
fFayaganee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04

ssrg xisd - ~ si4rits5i@ assistance
g meaeT - eIesses. nE8 81 cd.
nnfW tw1 Eaxwer egDseEt5~rs b2re
ser- Isl t8elr <arEenss - Mss ka1-
Iai1 as 4lre@lg sts bas Sa1 EzST
& na1ds far reees@ag eIotBinx~
fe1MlEz Ter ~wDwn pDCs< ash
1Tan Esd NEaxssssa ar srsefa5ly EeettEs,
81 tn@ wEmfNr rrgwgss@s - ~ . 49,
e.ss anw. - -. RASDAgL-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04

fs4Amsr Na1e 81. y. P1sy eslFsssit-
tel s1s95l g. ~ sa.eo<ssx 5sDseif iB TIE
fsrshez1 - fae 14teF ezmp1rDssf -
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rssnfs S. taa Ts1tsf sfa1eS nasF. Be
VS. - teursFzee 1soits sd was sell
sseaxst - - - ssrerlgsN-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04

Tae aEss vessel - arrive 10 GianD-
tsu Aox1ts Tor fha 4msembifog - Tire
masB 4fxlsssu - khe nest - erniee 81
@lHe Ptei9e j. sa@ batslesisip l.os5siaD3.
waiea froDped anesor a. ! o'clsek
reets ra&4y aft9Enoon. SHIPS viii G0w
f19se lm daily 1nflt IeEemb~r 2. ~
whieD tsme i - expected that al -
isem ~ have arrived Tie ls0uis-
ara - now Practically rsady 90 sail
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04

T. - gc1sgssfe1 10 sAzt ezg~(s
~Se.Frg1e an1 EzlofsI lSclzesg.en- IL
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sorrscts tss 1e<c.ere5es - 1ixsstsos
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Fs1d al Dvsz Jsg, 81 s<se -
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-04

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-20
All Over the State.

A national bank will be started at
Coleman.
Mrs. John F. Olson Of New Richmond
was instantly killed by a thunderbolt
while in her pantry during a severe cleo
trical storm.
Prokop Plecity. recently found uncon-
scious in his office at Haugen, with
bullet wound, is dead. The shooting IS
still a mystery.
Edward Schultze, son of Town Clerk
Henry Schultze of Thorpe committed sui
eide at Hope, \. d. The remains arrived
in Thorpe the other day for burial.
Evidence was submitted by the State
in the Edward Collier manslaughter case
at Kenosha, that Collier had confessed
having struck some one in his auto The
night William Dyer was killed
The body of William O'Reilly. 80 years
of age. was removed from Silver Lake the
other afternoon. O'Reilly was a Cana
dian and employed by an ice company as
Superintendent. He had not been seen for
a year.
George P. Miller, trustee of the estate
of the late Henry G. Payne, former Post
master General of the United States, has
fled his annual report in the Probate
Court in Milwaukee. The report shows
that the present value Of the estate is
1856, 1908.
The action of the Navy Department of
the University of Wisconsin in setting
May 30 Memorial day, as the day for
the boat race with Syracuse university at
Madison called forth indignant protest
from a number of old soldiers at meet
ing of the Lucius Fairchild Post, Grand
Army of the Republic.
The erection of 20 factory plants. the
combined cost of which viii be 100000,
will be the immediate sequence Of a deal
that has just been completed in Oshkosh.
The Diamond Match Company will build
a structure that will cost 100000 and
the Oshkosh Bottle Wrapper Company
will build one whose cost will be 100000.
An unusual number of deaths occurred
in one family in Racine on one day. The
first death was that of Mrs. Aalona Hold
ridge. aged 90 years the second that of
her brother, Charles Erskine, aged Il,
and the third was her sister, Louna Frs
kline, aged 81.
Joseph Hemeta and Arthur l.. Judge
we're fatally injured in an explosion of a
small gas plant in the basement of a
building on the northwest corner of River
and Martin streets, Milwaukee. The ac-
cident occurred while Hemeta was solder
ing a tank of gas to be used for automO-
biles.