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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-03-07
FRATERNAL RATES
FOR INSURANCE
SENATE PASSES BILL FIXING
MINIMUM CHARGES.
PUNISHMENT FOR DEsERTERs
House Adopts the Senate BiII--ssr
ator Denham Tries to Prevent
Side Tracking State Mar
shzls' Bill.
(By Julian w. Richards.) }

Des Moines, Ia, March 6.-The sen
ate today passed the house bill fxin%
the minimum rates for fraternal iasur
Ance companies. The house in tur:l
passed the senate bill providing pun
lsnmeat for wife desertion.
To Raise More Money.
Among the bills introduced in the
house today was one by Hambleto'i
authorizing boards of supervisors
when warrants are unpaid for lack o.
money in general county, poor, road
insane or bridge fun Is, to increase
the levy in any sucn fund to meet out
standing warrants, provided the tota
levy in any one year does not exceet
tine total amount authorized to be lev
led by statute.
The State Marshalls' Bill.
Senator Durham, chairman of the
senate committee on suppression oi
intemperance, said this morning he
expects to make a fight to prevent
the reference of the state marshall
bill to the committee on appropria
tions. at seems to me that the move
to send the bill to the appropriations
committee is simply to delay its con
Sideration," said the senator. at
may be that as the bill Is now it car
ries an appropriation that might af
ford an excuse to send 1t to that
committee out we are ready to amend
the bill in that respect If necessary.
He said he thought it was" possible
that an attempt was being made tc
play politics with the marshall bill
and the McManus shipping bill as
foilS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
$3.50 for Twenty Minutes.

From the San Francisco A%rgonaut.
leadora Duncan, the San Francisco.
classic dancer, has divided Berlin into two
warning factions. Her classic dances are
modelled essentially on the poses of the
dancing girls of ancient Greece. AT every
big social function given in Berlin the
leading question of the hour was what
is your opinion of The Duncan?'" The
fact that her adherence to the Greek form
of dancing robe caused her to appear or
the stage with bare feet. brought her the
deep condemnation of the conservative
burg and earned her the sobriuuct OF
THE Bare-Footed Dancer"
But Miss Duncan has become the craze
of artistic Germany. All the leading ar.
lists are her adherents. The famous Len.
bach painted her. Professor Humper.
dinck, composer of "Hansel unit Gretel,'
has written music for her to da Ice to-.
Frau Cosima Wagner has paid her the
signal honor of skiing her to lead the
dance of Nenus-Berg in the famous per.
Torrance at B~ayreuth.
Miss Duncan has, through her dancing
amassed a fortune in Germany. She has
bought a residence. one of the enormously
costly villas In the plutocratic Grunewald
colony, and filled it with valuable works
of art.
Recently one of the wealthiest newspa.
per proprietors asked her what would be
her terms to dance at a priva., soiree.
Her received reply was that it would be
establishing a precedent for the dancer ia
appear in private, but she would be will.
ing to appear for $50 an hour. The veal.
thy man replied that he did not wish to
spend so much money upon the entertain.
ment. but would she dance twenty min.
utes for $25~. She accepted and establish
ed a record price.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
Proved Her a FIirt.

Senator Penrosc. at the dedication O,
Pennsylvania splendid capitol at Har.
risburg, said of a certain speech that haC
been made at a private dinner. before the
ded.catory ceremonies.
THAT speech was pregnant with mean.
ing 1t revealed In every sentence It's au.
thor's character. Brief and full and illum.
mating, 1t reminded me of the beautiful
young lady who murmured to herself one
afternoon. as she pauseu uncertainty on .
street corner:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
PILL BOXES For eUIIoNs.

A resourceful ~housekeeper saves her.
pill boxes to put mail buttons In, and,
then tacks a sample button to the
cover.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
thirteen Persons
Burned to Death

New York. Nov. 20. - Thirteen PEI
sons losE their lives aud several others
sere injured IA = tenement house fre
IT los Eighth street ard Second ave
nne. AL the dead were italians
seven Of the - were children.
The bodice were found huddled To-
gether IA rooms on she top fioor II thu
fourth story building. where terror
stricken people bad been driven by the
flames which rushed up FROM the lover
floors. They died before thev Gould
reach windows. winch led a. the frr
escapes.
some mad ben euvelopfd Iu t4s
flames and harmed alive. Other over
come by smoke. we're spared the agou-
lee q death b. the flames
That TIE fatal IRE Wa the WoTk Of
incendisries. - the opinion II the p8-
lice, who made the drsf hasty examin-
alton.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
~AsnisGrok NOTES

lao psolerts are noE ID embryo 70
connect North Yakima with lhe Colum-
hia river one IL an electric line 70
Haniord and the other direct waEun
road 70 Priest rapids
The spokane 4 British CMumbia
railway Projected along The San poil
Columbia and Spokane rivers from
Reuublic wash. - sBokans. Is r.
newing activity The oampanya req
reseufatiFes are securing ught 81 say
and II b. understood wurk wln begin
the FIRST 81 the year
The jars which has been heariHE
the suij 81 Wenafehee - y p Fisher
against q. y Elehme. Eho Is charges
with n, alienation - Ms Fishers ~
fs-ctions brought In . verdict a See
faT tie plaintiff Fisher 6ruughf suia
for sle.o6a
So far aarinR the apple seasun J u
Bumass 81 DaYtnn has packed sseea
ha1es % apples. ont ~ which - has
shipped e660o buHes a. Nsw fork.
and = uow auailinE the arrival -
cam % shlp the remaining 1889
boxes. and also fhoss tat h. Wiu pies
during the next week. a. he has an
ether seeks plctiag o. hans
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

WAVE ssATcHgs CHILDREN.
Three Little oaes Vanish From ssears.
e. on Coast.

san Francisco. Nov 50 traEasiv
- TIE saa vas revealed here ca the
arrival IT the Steamer prcSldens from
Puget sound ports The officers Of tbs
President repuF I'd that when OF
G-ays harfff November ~ three chfl-
af"n sene presumably washed over
4- by a heavy saa The children
acre missed about s ociock IL the
afternoon 2 heavy ga siruck the ves-
80 aid Re Is ss1Hosed that a, THIS time
lis children. Who were Hlaying ca the
deck. we're earned overheard No one
saw them The children we're RITA
sehotie, aged - Aaa schefis. ased {
Flussle Backman. aged -
The Sciaotte children utre recent
arrivals from Australia. having nome
9Th their mother 60 Victoria. xhere
fhey we're met b. She father. A. A
scbuile; Who had gene 20 seicpms bis
family and bring them - their new
home Be- fhis eitv
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
CENTRAL
BANKS
BILLTOBEINTRODUCED
IN THIS CONGRESS.
BAsEp on TIE GERMAN AND
FRENcH METHODS OF
BANKING.

Details of many new protests Cor im
proving the currenoy are being sub
mitted 70 the president and Secretary
CoFielyoa. and are receiving such at
teation a. fhe other e1igeneies 81 the
financial situation permit Secretary
Nortelyuu b. = good listener. aud usual
~ digests quickiy essential parts OF the
various plans which are Submitted 20
him
Measures relating Ia the currency
Which are being discussed among
aaukers and incoming members 81 con-
gross. may be roughly grouped under
four heads. = central bank 81 issue. a
ceutral organization az the existing ma
circulation against various CLASSES Of
s0nds other than United States bonds
aud the issue of circulation upon gen.
eral assets with the security OF a guar
aniy fund
The pFoiect OF central bank based
upon general outlines Of the Hank Of
France or the Imperial Rank 81 Ger
many has apparently been attracting
more attention Of late than any pre-
sious time IA recent years. senator
Hausbruugh of North Dakota. Wbo is .
member of the finance committee has
announced that he viii introduce a bill
ier such 80 Institution.
Mr We2ler vice president Of the
Whitney Central National bank 81 New
Orleans. is openiy IN favor 81 a cen
trai bank. and says that the New OBJ
leans press taagat D. tle strain 81
tae cotton situation. Is generally win
him
Those who favor central bank
nosut to the resent crisis as the besf
evidence o. the aid sh.eh DO could have
afforded had 10 been iu operation
1 Their xieW BE- that the national banks
would have been able to r-i.s-1au.
their paper az such an institution and
obtain Its note tn an amount necessary
Co relieve the strain n BE- considered
salnewhat significant IN some quarters
hat Mr Rldgsly. the Comptroller 20.
. the currency. has just declared foT =
.
F revlam reports racomm, INDEED only 3
general credit currency for the e2istine
banks The utterauces Of Mr. AidEeI
are not. however. considered fo oomm
Z the administration Treasurer Trenf
has a plan which Le f. adyecafiue
( y hen he Is invited Co deliver q public
address oa the subject
u Is SO long since a central hanh
existed or vas even seriously dis
c4ssed "a thc United States that there
Is much difference at opinion a. Ga
the details of tire organization Those
sho advocate gt generally insist hos
ever. that the secretary at tle treas
arE and fhe comptroller Of tha cur
rency should be eX-0f clio members cd
TIE board al directors and thai TIE
PRESIDENT should apTolnt or approve
10 selection 81 the head 81 the bank
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Tor he gear ending 1ule 80 l:sl.
F#1-ss women. HrarIy Gle aa.f of fHs
uuai.eF ~ HleH eaasr 70 tlllz euuHt e
Tee great majority - fhe-e eaue here
far WORK. N.I.~fs-.u oes af ever fe
uariv, American Women a-e engaged Ia
.ainiH' ossuIa .IHs-. tut fh.rff-iua aui
- every lu1 fanri "a. i.sru n-omeu arr -
.-fl-s. zf-i. and TO- Iasrs~uraze = .Hfresz-
lax T. an lnsest gutiah af several
81. aud married Immigrant uomen
w.fasuf children. nha hrd arrived
within tie=ee yesrs. fulIs - reF eesf
esHe found af WORK ~ looking To-
work
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

The merely flower adorned hal - -
coming ha ekneyed. but the idea = sfil
being carried cut hT the mlllners. a.
Be has met wifh a. much favor Tie
simple heid blossoms aid l,russ.s Iook
7rlfe exquisite ia conjunction with nes
feit bats - RIB butter color. White
hats are Sill seen with trlmfr NJ ~
pare shfe rpsSferz' feathers Aelrei
rshl-su il making - appearance ~ e
bar trimming end 70 f. very sarrsss-
ful vhen mingled vith lHusi0a net
Itrims are Tined vIth caiorea Or hlsek
SIX ~ el-e little bias covers the
f-iea
4 large phIte chip haf. IN the fush-
i3nab.e mushroom shape u shaVn 81
tise aeg0mpanylnE cut The trimming
% fhis youfhfui snd attractive model
cons asfel ~ held fgs ers. sun - pon-
riss. blaek ard white daisies. wfls
-ssss. or. Grayish green grasses =
gsafheTy texture formed the body q
he wreath. aud we're arranged q faI
sr5uBd the bat over ths brlm. Blaek
vsiref ribh-on Was It'd abguf the crown
anf fell IN iooTs and ends over tn
dep brim q the back-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Oven Moran. the EnEisuh feather
weight gave FRANKIE Neil. feather
weight champion % America. .
thorough beating In ~ rounas a.
san Francisco Frta4y Neirs seoonas
stopped the battle a. ssse their man
needless punishment
Truek A E4Ean. who led the Paciae
Coast lesgns Whils = msmber oI the
rAooma team on his lat year. tanned
ths triek again fof the Pacific Coast
league last sea=on Mis average Mus
8oa While Msiehoir. Cravath ana Nc
Credie wtre the only others Who hit
the zee class With The mighty
fruek
Two. pa<lbiy three. weeks more
onto the tssss hAll SEASON uf 1854 ana
nnlsh 81 hame - the hops 81 Eddie
"a nn. n.anaEer Of the spokane in
dams
ua Geld anklc deep in mud aud
Cd ool1 dnvns raln iaIaas
q uuEhout the whole same Eian
Business college satrrday afternaau
woa a hard foaghl Eanss from a..
stale Normal school 90 Cheaey. s o. q
The University ~ Washington -.
retaiiated aith Washington state Coz
lege for the iafters severance q ar
letie relations q q feW yean ago b.
noW announcing that b wiu nevse
again meet the " = & team on :
foothaii field This Vas sprung CA a.,
state college management while It,
team sas tn Seattle before the Eans
of Thursday afternoun and when o..
iwo teams met on the gridiron ther.
Sas an additional feeling 81 resent
ment. az well as the keen nafura
rivalry that exists between the tMt
state institutions The university Oh
lected 10 " : G. playing Cherry. Ra
der and Hardy.
OutWeighed all the ~Hy from 20 a.
30 pounds 20 thu man and outplayer
IA eyery department of the game Wi
lamette vas defeated Saturday after
noon By the Multnumah club a. Co q
The bout between KID scaief. ~.
spokane pugllst. and 1ack clifford of
Suite which had been scheduled fof
iast Friday. Was called on hecaust
clifford bad broken his arm IN prac
uce
Wisconsin eYsned un iog a had sea
-on saturday hy playing The huskt
Minnesota team o. 1.to.I1 fie
s. Louis No Lloyd Jefns 81 Gu
eago Saturday defeated Alfredo Il,
Gro Of NeW 1ork. CD o. a. in tn
tWcnts eighth gamc at the natloua
taree-cushIon billiard championship
saurusmeHt 1eynes hsrh ran was +
agerase -. ~ Oros high ran
aFerasc -
The Seattle hish school foothal
ieam is planning = trip into Caufornls
during The Christmas holidays IL plat
two 81 three Of the California hizl
schools
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
STORMS
IN EAST
FIERCE GALE SWEPT
ATLANTIC COAST.
All SHIPPING AT srANpsr,lt.-
$50" AND sLEET At
PHILADELPHIA

New foEk. Nos 2s-New Vera ~.
~iad'sNspi and ralnssoaAss susa.x :,
'hs heavy storm whieh came ..,w,..,
~ the Atlantic coast from Cane H.,.
tsras, sending shils aeurFyine a. -,
AAa ke~ping others huwgln9 fa.sr -
ohorase in the harbor aas wllirh -.
f'I'or'sd ss ocntFal 81 tht New Jern@v
ooas' and headed for New Enx,ana
t.naanEersn TIRE shlpnax al a.a.-
TIE Massachusetts, eoaa ana go
many vessels IN the hara.or = nev,h
east gale hlowsng ~ 90 mil.s an A..
occurred A htsle rain whsch tea
throughout the latter part Of the aav
turned into a downpour n dash Twa
passenger STEAMERS were forned h a..
gale 10 seek shelter IN Proxlneesoun
barisor duFing the day.
seeking shelter in the harhsr AZ Fly-
mouth. Mass. for TIE night shs PRIV
ihceto~n schnoneF tsacy. Cautain
frank sous. sent Aground on nrozu .
island a. the entrance q fhe harh.r
and was completely hruken m Is th~
irlFing seas The life savers ssers..a.sf
10 taking on the ereN
severe northeast rAle Huepg th..
delaware ooasi and shipping haN prub.
ably suffered severely. One wr..rk
that ~ tbs schoeaer L. N. Fara from,
Charleston : G. FOG New York i -.
i-oried The sehOoner dragged her an
Choir while OF Cage Henlopen ard as
blown on the beach AZ Lewes. IAfe
saving crews brought ashore . mother
and . child bat the captain and crew
decided e. stand b. ths vessel Ties
situation Is dangerous
William , Waiker. an osler abaars
the tax Lmckenhaeh. lost his life as
The result u tbs storm lie wa1 eashssi
aEainsf the machinery b the roEIlax
Of TIE tug which caused bis death
wiHtry Day At Phllssslphis.
Philadelphia and vicinity had - nrsr
taste - winter sunday. when the A..
isntie ooaat storm brought with Il Keet
and snow beyond some lntsrfersnes
siih teieFraphic communication tina
storm aid little damage
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

TIE American Federation of Labol
has taken Official notice 81 the candi
dacy 81 william n Taft fof the presi
dency tbs election. 81 nominated
wili b. opposed hg the federation. A.
esrding to a resolution adopted with
uaf debate The names 81 no 0thei
candidates for TIE biEh Office Uers
mentioned in the session president
samuel Gompers NilI have usrs1ua
charge Of suppression 81 the Tah
huclu 80 fas 81 the federation 81 eau
cerued
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

An article ~ f1rafure tas seldom
rSed is tie CLOTHES -rr.- r.--..1iI. I.ne
'He I-lsis Of ctr srsuimsthrr-- four
Is.~- Hesistead lt stands au three feet
Hld hss hair asr~H nroHSs ~ hooks
As - lakes up 80 Iiffir foar spare aud
bold. ~ many garments &c = IN IN
valuable article. lH small hall or
VesiIhai- g fakes fbr r'ae- - the
haira 5. and In .arser haH IL ION.
pleu.r rs iae table e. which aa-n1s hats
are laid FOR tie as,.ras~--g airing %
ones eIothes over night Go Is prefer
abe Ia chairs. - f raa 80 EASILY -
49, out ~ the sIeepIng r.HH In she
bathroom II i especially rsar~uient.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
Yaie Harvard Game

Vale superhly maintained hef foof
bali supremacy By defeating Harvard
aes oldest rival in the stadium satur
das by score az = "a % Without r.
sorting except 81 occasions. go the -
eailod ueH pays Nsle acor.d touch
Gown Boz each taH Bu almost cont
srs IIunEss Ihr as TIE hus
saufenr $ co. 3 -a.a lead of eaara.
st bsr EFFORTS la fsteat8ne PRINCETON IS
aeek aga 1alr mad. o.. effort al
Hareutl Co roll uB a h.Ea Score So
aleu Boz tho very las maaf, af fHs
Same ere crimson players h# fsf
auaf. ~. side kick earF..a the ba
.a within striking 81 Iaucs 81 lhe Val
saaa fie sturdy Dur al EH became
adaaan aHf Harvard aas prevented
from scoring iI b. years sine. .aei
a magnificent defense has hsen eeHI
aH Soldiers Geld Nea De- 90 eaa f-.l
Hns $50 ia fhs iaa summer 80.
aiue and saa fhs Harvard aIesse
.ruEaie ~ vain arainsf fhe sHns.i.
Hrowaaa ~ TIE Vale uan TIsss
lsCalafsrs fa8 ua err rsltk H
usiuE Of seats a. g. BEE S. eael
aromineuf among fhs seH Iuusl
persons Ia a. stands aere
Duchess 81 Marlborough Aiios Roosa
seit tougw0rth and hef husband
CONGRESSMAN Nicholas fsoncsu1fi
and Ar and Mr. William 2 Ceres
Audrea Carnegie celebrated a.
HF playing raH a. @f Andrew Flts
President Nicholas Murray BH8sr 81
Columbia university
Cincinnati Ohio #Ta. Iz8tra
za.a.ng match between uaa oIeae
IT this cify and Henri sehmehl e.
ehicazo ended saturday ulelt ~ e.
O'CLOCK 9Th OI.earF The winner Ths
fine. seore va 0Iear, 1-f miles
5chmehl 1se
Oregon Agricultural ouIeae ~ roI
sa.ls Ore has tte best claim a.
ans northwestern college 80 fhe cham
nuship fhis faH Uith 81 aaaeafeI
eeard Boa lts favor RIfhoaf sasu
made sgaIast e. al year
In aFe 81 their games this faH fhs
Carlisle indians have played to a Cora.
~ 10 eao persons
Anather Doe Thomas TnaHe kei p
aEhf all b. heId on ihe efea.ng q
Uecembef I- an Recreation Bas -
aark Saa Francisco
The drafting SEASON faT Glass =
clubs closed Fudaf During fat
monfh it sas opeu the Parac CaaE
league clubs secured tItle co - uea
players ~ uhich eiehf ueuf - raFf
and Ore
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

'aAe. fhis -~u l~ afaif...f hs ~ m--
- fi'e s.-.s~Hrs. patented - Neu Ier
49, man The upper blade s r,aInt,7I
a. usual The .HW~r blade Is .oaseF
and O. provided vlfa guard lu tlie
form u prujs1. Rhleh = located
beyond Ile line of g,uiagi at tar hlsde.
The Projection = uaf shaIs-ned. but
Is rounded on top. ans extends beyond
The end NJ THE other blade To cuf
away flfe cloth fhr blunt -nd ~ The
> iz>ors 5 inserted b~neafl 1- cloth
! ac cloth rsu A.- eut aVay without dan.
ger of iajur.ng the lar- tbs PROPOSITION
Cof Interfering aifh To-, ...t = qua
tIes sf lhe s-is-8rs.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Wheu removing tam th- ags j.. ~
water pue usr> fnr bathIuz b.. 800 d
o. g. with the skin. anI HsrI 81 -
T. d. idediy Injurious r tHrrr H- rHs
- -itesi Tendency g. chat k--. aH rhs
wa-l.~tant taH dllri H#H -g-as
quantities ~ pavderei arris rs.f aH.I
hirarbanate - ~oia Pot enuurh -
tie in the water o. give Sigh. r,e.s
Fun and sou sill have a d. Isa-faI
terlc This mas ~ used - often -
D. red
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Mss Gurid I.aate No-uez.au EIrI
vho Is Work.ng her way through the
University - Mnuesota. can make lier
own clothes ln their entlretg. from the
spinning - the fhHsae - fle cutting
au1 uHftinE together - fhe materials
She earned spinning ard ursrsHg ia
her native eouulry and drrssnak IuE ia
the United STATES
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
- N@a SgaO G70ElI3Sl -


@A eRFA 20 8&m@9e q he8e.
uorel experiment n training xsrss
20 manage = home IL % - made IN
Ilondsa n the Ednewtlon Committee
81 the London Couuty Councii adopted
a scheme which las Aeen submitted g.
thfia- In aim - % make the girls
proficient In the domesiic duties they
would have % perform - the wives -
artisans earning from - 10 a.
Week- In add ton % washing. cl.sk
ing and cleaning and the general man
sgement 81 the hUnie on q systematic
basis, they would ~ taught hoW ito
shop la the most -sunomlral Nay. A.
the beginning Of each Uerk q certain
sum Nould - ~ aside for rent rates
clothing. Insurance.. travelling expense
ana Tor providing q fund fo- "a rainy
eay.' The remainder would ~ avail
able for food and any little Injuries
that might - possible.
Ia order that the training may -
Sc practicable ss possible it j. us.oes-
sary that the time occupied 10 attend.
ing 20 baby Ga m0si bau.es sltsuld uot
he overlooked la the program % the
expert mental bstne ID - proposed
each week. therefore 20 undertake the
care ~ q child belonging 90 . working
lass family Ia the neighl.arhsod. and
On this Way the girls would gain fur
fher valuable experi~uoe Every p.ece
q furniture aud every ufeusIl v0ald
have the price paid fnr Il marked GA
T. 50 that the girls might have an
'dea - how uueb each sr.i.e -su he
l.lukhl fnr.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Representative Payne. chairman %.
the house committee on waFs and
means. and Representative H1alzsii
ranking member 81 thaf COMMITTEES
and the members ~ rhe honFe commit
tee On rules had a conference wi
Fnesideni Roosevelt f4ofh agreed -
leaving fhe white House that there
TIE coming session ~ congress
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Russia has ziped ouf TIE balance 81.
her Indebtedness a. Japan arisiur
from fhe war. the Russian entassF
handing ever - TIE embassy q JausH
: cheek Tor sc aez zoe last salurdaF
This represeufs the haIanoe due IaHan
for the maintenance - to Russian
prBsunerH
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Calico will - higher than since
isa75. the manufacturers informs -. -
cents being the limit The sane calico
sd . year AKA Tor 4 Or 3 vents The
80 - cotton and the Increased cost
- manufacture are sid % - rszpon-
sibie fer the hlgh price which Ill -
q serious item n the living expenses e
fha paor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

needle 10 ind the erevioe between the
bricks before driving the rail. Nails
driven iu anywhere ouly ruin the wall
- they Invariably bend when driven
eairsf the bricks
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

thin cream-0olsrrd lace over a lining
= white chiffon The model was IN
~sff satin Finished -ilk. I'm delicate
maure shade fh- gu.mT,e being u e-ru
ShaHHllv Iarr Nth "a aide lace band
oH fl- h.l"re - He8ry Cuas
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
To aeip cszsz=

According n me shlpping Gazette
there j. probability fhaf ~ saliva
tsan ArmY udii @suH o~z several
trans Atlantic steamers Thf saeaRi-
ers wHl - Esd IL correction yin
fhe arny's scheme ~ psouosins
Canadian immigration.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

I.ook into the past C TIE mar ne
nkes 10 20 vfsitiag. az4 sonesaers
4Eay back yea wiii nnd I'D -
IS q phoasgrarA aioun "a -
-uris soxn his b4ek
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Chicago. Nos. IS Pay A. enter
system ~ collecting fares Eas intro
dueed suudaF on ne Cottage Grove
avenue nne - the Chleaeo CTS RAJ
Say company u worked sausfac
torily
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

L assn E cloth
over NhI "a the laee
is seArI lfuf
Iuarn tlr lar at
the sau- time pf
ur~e If .ufzrs
e uf sUf Ir
ver1Iuz fhe ar O.
~e she point az
-H sis, which
cloth
Ca this piece
r The Ft~ - easily
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